Elkin High School - Elk Yearbook (Elkin, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 194 of the 1966 volume:

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Hours of study in classes at Elkin High School prepare the students for the future. Monthly organizational meetings of the clubs give the students at EHS the opportunity to participate in various extracurricular activities. Days of drill, practice, coaching, and faithfulness account for the great records that we have achieved in athletics this year. Years of service and dedication given freely by in¬ dividual students at EHS for the benefit of the school are climaxed in recognition of these students. Minutes passed by too quickly for the students involved in the many facets of school life during this year at EHS. Time and again vye ask the merchants of the sur¬ rounding areas to support our yearbook and they graciously consent each year. Dedicated to JULIA HOLTHOUSER Weeks of preparation, instruction, testing, and grad¬ ing papers give each faculty member the re¬ warding feeling of having touched the mind of each student with some degree of knowledge. Mr. N.H. Carpenter, superintendent Mr. Blois Grissom, principal Our superintendent, our principal, and our school board have but one desire for the students at Elkin High. This desire is that all students receive the fullest possible education under the most enjoy¬ able and enlightening circumstances. Mr. N.H. Carpenter, Mr. Richard J. Atkinson, Mr. Joe G. Bivins, Mr. Wade C. Hampton, Mr. John H. Haynes, and Dr. Claude A. McNeill, Jr., School Board. THE KEY TO SUCCESS. . . in any field must be based on the ability to com¬ municate. For this reason the English Department is one of the fastest-growing departments at Elkin. Mrs. Shirley Martin, Miss Elizabeth Smathers, Mr. A.D. Hiatt, Mr. Malvin Swicegood, Mrs. Lake Haynes, and Mr. Phillip Royall work together for the improvement of EHS students’ understanding of English. THROUGH THE TONGUES . . . of men speak the voices of nations. With this thought in mind, Miss Emma Cooke and Mr. Phillip Royoll of the Foreign Language Department in¬ struct students in Latin and Spanish. A PLACE WHERE . . . one may go to study or just relax with a good book is our Library. Under the supervision of Miss Ann Sebastian, the library is a very important part of our school which enriches the minds of the coeds of EHS. A LOOK INTO THE PAST . . . helps one to understand the present and gain an insight into the future. This is the purpose of the History Department. Courses in U.S. History, World History, Western Civilization, and Problems of Democracy are taught by Miss Karen Mooth, Mrs. Julia Holthouser, Mr. Malvin Swicegood, Mr. Bill Davis, and Mrs. Lake Haynes. THE FASCINATION OF . . . the study of Mathematics draws many students of EHS to take the varied courses offered. Students may take Plane Geometry, Algebra I, Algebra II, Math IV, and General Math. Miss Emma Cooke, Mrs. Jane Hoover, Mr. David Craig, Mrs. Mary Leslie Bivins, Mr. Claude Eldridge, and Mr. Phillip Royall instruct students in these courses. WORKING AND LEARNING . . THE SOUND OF MUSIC . . . often fills the air around EHS. The Band and Glee Club along with the Stage Band and Folk Singers under the direction of Mr. Roy Russell are con¬ tinually working to help develop their musical talents and give the school and faculty a taste of good music. while still in school is the goal of the Vocational Department. Mr. Claude Eldridge and Mrs. Thelma Nixon work with students taking D.E. and I.C.T. to learn the principles of good business. IN OUR WORLD TODAY . . . the importance of the study of Science is con¬ tinually increasing. Mr. Robert Walker, Mrs. Jane Hoover, and Mr. Bill Davis are always striving to give the students of EHS the best possible in¬ struction so that the students may better under¬ stand their complex world. Courses offered for students include General Science, chemistry, biology, and physics. TO BUILD AND TEACH . . . is the aim of the Physical Education Department. Mrs. Mae Pardue, Mr. John Charles, Mr. Bill Davis, Miss Martha Petite, and Mr. David Craig work together not only to help students build a strong, healthy body but also to help them understand the basic fundamentals of a variety of games and to instill in them the ideas of good sportsmanship. A PERSON WELL TRAINED . . . in the field of Business can easily take his place in the working world. Mr. Ronnie Hooper teaches bookkeeping and typing to all students interested in business for either a career or practical purposes. THE BEAUTY OF . . . I TWO VERY DIFFERENT . . . but yet similar courses taught at EHS are Voca¬ tional Education and Home Economics. Mr. Dale Aldridge and Mrs. Virginia Reece instruct coeds in the skills they need to become useful members of society. the world of Art has been brought to Elkin High this year through the efforts of Mrs. Emiko Goodman. Students spend many hours after school perfecting their artistic talents. The course has been a great success for the students, as well as the school. THE DESIRE TO HELP . . . every student at Elkin become a useful and happy person in society is the goal of the Guidance Department. Miss Ruth Thompson is always ready to assist students not only with academic problems but also with those concerning other facets of life. r 5 b 7 8 1 12 13 14 15 8 19 20 21 5 26 27 AN INDISPENSABLE AND DIVERSIFIED . . . member at EHS is our Secretary, Mrs. Brenda Perry. Her job includes taking care of all money matters and paper work besides always lending a helping hand to all. AN EFFICIENT STAFF . . . of lunchroom workers works each day to prepare good nourishing food for the students at EHS. These workers are Mrs. Edith Harpe, Mrs. Bernice Gentry, Mrs. Faye Couch, and Mrs. Grace Swaim. AN IMPORTANT JOB . . . at EHS is the maintaining of the cleanliness of the school. Omer Thompson and Christine Walker work hard at this often thankless and tiresome job so that the students may have a school to be proud of. (John Bryant not pictured) . ttAatfua i LEARNING TO DRIVE . . . is a very important part of one's education. Mr. Bill Davis instructs students in many phases of driving ability and safety in Driver's Training. The course includes in-class study and actual driving on the highway. THE RESPONSIBILITY OF . . . transporting hundreds of students to and from school each day lies in the hands of the Bus Drivers. S. Salley, R. Boyd, S. Combs, A. Thompson, B. Childress, J. Hayes, N. Eldridge, and S. Thomas discharge their duties with the utmost care. I Hours of study in classes at Elkin High School prepare the students for the future. For the eighth grade it’s four years more with hope and inspiration to achieve a high score. For the eighth grade class, the first year at E.H.S. was a confusing experience for the class of ’70 undertook a new way of life. Heading the class were Patty Bryan, secretary; Bobbie Newman, vice- president; and Robert Holthouser, president. Cathy Kirk, not pictured, served as treasurer. Jimmie Adams Joanne Brendle Eddie Anderson Gene Broughton April Baker Pattie Bryan Vicki Baldwin Kathy Bivins John Cal laway Phi 1 1 ip Carter Becky Caton David Chambers Frank Cleary Gregory Cockerham Billy Coe Johnny Col I ins a Otis Chipman Jimmy Combs Elaine Combs Rita L. Combs Gary Conrad Mol ly Conrad Sharon Boyd Stevanna Carter Roger Ch i Idress Brenda Combs Rickey Darnel I Susan Davis Chri s E 1 1 iott Dale G entry Gavin Harrel I Brenda Dezern Ned Di I Ion Leroy Duncan James Edwards Randy Edwards Betsy Elmore Dinah Fain Norman Garris Al len Gentry Christine Gentry Johnny Gentry Jane Harris Jerry Hanks Kathy Gi Imore Patty Jo Harris Debbie Hayes Kenneth Harriston Paul Harris Jerry Hayes Ann Hall Shirley Harris Paul Hayes Robert H emri c Marion Hart Bi I ly Hinson Robert Holthouser Deborah Hurt Danny Kennedy Ritchie Kennedy Cathy Kirk Allen Lassiter Rachel Lawson Stevie Layell Jimmy Luffman Al len Lyles Dorothy Lytton Bobby McCann Linda Math i s Billy Mi Ian Shelby Marion Dennis Minton Wi 1 1 i am March Dean Money Joyce Marsh Gaye Neaves Steve Jones Betty McRae Al Martin Bobbie Newman i Lin Newman Johnny Ratledge Ruth Sa I ley Ray Smith Larry Vaneaton Jimmy Pardue Todd Rector Bil ly Settle Wayne Stonestreet r- T V ' Francine Wegan Charles Parsons David Renegar Charles Sharp Barry Swaim John Willi am Marian Poplin Sybil Roberts Art Shores Laddy Thompson Joel Wilmoth Amy Powers J.C. Royal I Carol Steele Larry T urner Melvin Wi Ison Marty Qualheim Danny Sal ly Jack Smith Lydia Valentine Susan Wooten After becoming adjusted to the daily routine of dent body. Serving their class were Cl are Smith, going to several classes, the freshman, class of president; Lois Alexander, treasurer; Johnny 69, made an outstanding contribution to the stu- Charles, vice-president; and Sara Sagar, secretary. Nelliene Brown Tommie Carol Bruce Inez Burcham Mike Burcham Ed Carson I Chris Gentry Mike Greenwood Jeff Combs Cathy Freeman Lee Roy Hampton Vicky Combs Jody Gambi 1 1 Libby Hampton Stacia Hedrick Mike Hinson Mildred Edwards Mike Felts Brenda Glenn Danny Hayes Mack Gentry Jennie Coker Henry Hal 1 Brenda Hawkins Barbara Hurt Kay Hutchinson James Joines Phi 1 1 ip Lyles I I Sal ly Mathi s I I I Ann Osborne Vesta Jenkins Larry Marion Kent Mounce J.W. Poplin Debbie Lawrence Gerald Dean Miller Benny Park Sherman Layel I Dale Money Sharon McCann Jan Irwin Dwana McGlamery Karen Jennings Gary Le Hardy Cathy Ratledge Emily Johnston Bette Sue Leinbach Mary Jane March Patti Neese Clara Royal I Kathy Smoot Ricky Triplett Cathy Walters Bobo Russell Sara Sagar Steve Sal ley Bobby Sloop Jimmy Snow Pat Sloop Ricky Swaim Sandy Swift Clare Smith Becky Simpson Susan Smith Vestal Thompson Joyce Ann Wal I As the rising sun Understanding grows bright Tools to meet the future Wisdom of the past for insight Leading the class of ’68 are sophomores James Irion, vice-president; Morgi Ross, treasurer; Becton Boughton, secretary, and David Melton, president. This has been a year of Shakespeare, confusion. challenging moments, and Shakespeare. This has also been a year of great expectations, for next year it will be rings and magazine sales. No Shakespeare. Frieda Anderson John Anderson Jody Anthony Bi I ly Arnold Ronnie Barker Brenda Blackburn Rick Boyd Becton Broughton Betty Caton Sandra Caudle Tommy Burchette Aydiette Carson Larry Church Bobby Ch i Idress Ronn ie Col I in s Wanda Combs Sara Dancy Judy Day Sylvia Deborde Sal ly Di I Ion I 1 I Marcia Fincannon Phil I ip Fletcher Glenda Foote Steve Ful ler Elaine Gentry Beverly Glace Bud Grissom Danny Guyer Deane Hal Terry Hampton Johnny Gentry Shel ia Hayes Kay Hinson Randy Hinson mk Lanny Hodge Myron Holbrook Steve Holbrook William Holthouser Johnsie Hudspeth Barry Huff James Irion Jewell Isenhour 1 i Ann McCoin Cynth ia Mi I ler Ricky Newman Susan Johnson -4 Debbie Long Annie Luffman Pr i sci I la Layel I Robert McRae Bruce Martin Aik David Melton Don Mitchel I Eddie Moody Jay Mosley Patricia Myers Jean Osborne Becky Pardue Robert Parsons Kathy Partin Emily Lawrence Novella McLendon Charlotte Metz Sam Neaves Carolyn Powers Diane Pruett Bill Stevenson Johna T ransou Judy Walker Jennifer Ray Paul a Royal 1 Abbie Sturgi 1 1 Margaret T urner Linda Walters John Reed Steve Royal 1 Steve Taylor Mary Jane Wagoner Tommy Wheeler Everett Roberts Loi s T eague Monroe Wagoner Everl eon Wi 1 son Margi Ross Eddie Snyder Tommy Thompson Lana Wood Gayla Royall Greg Stan ley Marty T i 1 1 ey Tommy Woodruff Past the noonday And toward the setting sun Knowledge attained and blissful moments Another year has begun The class of ’67, the junior class, found this year were Deborah Harrell, secretary; Bob Kirkman, to be one of ring sales, magazine sales, and treasurer; Rick Calloway, vice-president; and anticipation of the year to follow. Serving the class Bob Milan, president. Ted Adams Terry Andrews Louise Anthony Mike Baker Brenda Blackburn Rick Cal loway Kathy Balzer Richard Batte Tim Byrd Donna Byrd Norma Burcham Linda Calloway J.D. Carter Lavania Carrico Jan is Caudill Dal Cheek Patricia Cleary Ben Causey Bobby Chipman Suzanne Chatham Jane Chipman Lynn Cockerham Maureen Cochrane Nancy Cochrane Keith Combs Sara Col 1 ins Randy Combs Stanley Combs Sandra Dezern Pam Dobbins Josephine Dowell Jane Drum Theresa Fincannon Wi 1 1 iam Fox Nancy Gentry Ed Golden Kathy Greenwood Ronnie Hall Cynthia Gregory John Hal I Deborah Harrell Beth Harris Jul ia Harris Lanny Hampton Scott Hinson Doris Holbrook Wanda Houston I Larry Irwin Patricia Jones Betty Sue Holloway Jeanette Holcomb Herbert Johnson Lin Hughes Hi Ida Johnson Martha Joines Benny Keesee Rachel Kennedy Bob Kirkman Blake Long Gail Martin Nila Meed Bob Mi Ian Ronald Pardue Jan Paulson Farris Phi 1 1 ips Christine Powers Brenda Pruett Marion Royall Linda Sale Deborah Shamel Cathy Salmons Donald Simpson Jane Royal El izabeth Settle Kathy Smith Sharra Smith Ann Southard Edward Stoker Darlene Templeton Norman Watson Mi Idred Wi 1 1 iams Judy Webb Burton Warner Sharon Transou Barbara Wooten Deborah Triplett Gary West Now ... ‘Tis all but gone And yet— Another day after the dawn the class of '66 through their lost year at EHS- a year that has been a most memorable one. The senior class officers: Helen Alexander, presi¬ dent; Sam Mounce, vice-president; Jane Caton, secretary; and Libby Smith, treasurer— have led Carlos Alyada Nancy Helen Alexander Wanda Dean Anderson John Ronald Atkinson Sheila Ann Billings Jane Caton Janice Cochrane Raymond Colbert Janet Ruth Col I ins Phi 1 1 ip Michael Collins i 1 i i i 1 Richard Dale Combs Linda Combs Allan Dameron Timothy Vernon Cumbo Larry Ray Draughn Cathy Darnel I Herbie Ray Dockery Ned Raye Eldridge Sally Harrison Eller Linda Everitt I 1 I Daisy Lorraine Fine Sara Lynn Foster Gwendolyn Brooks Gambill Carol Lea Garland I i I i Ricky Charles Gentry Ramona Evon Goins Ann Farrow Harding Troy Scales Harmon Rex Anna Hayes Milton Aydiotte Hines Harvey Franklin Hayes, Jr. James Hayes Max Grayson Haynes Robert Lee Hinson John Alexander Holthouser John Phillip Irion, Jr. Elizabeth Ann Jennings Teddy Dale Long Bobby Laffoon Sheridane Luray Lyon 1 Lois Elaine Lytton Janet Lee Martin Johnnie Lou Mayberry Claude Ackle McNeil I, III Myra Lee Merricks I Samuel Heber Mounce Larry Nixon John Blake Mitchell Thomas Frederic Metz Rebecca Ann Newman Linville Stuart Norman, Jr. Judy Elaine Rhyne Myrth Daniel Rumple Mike Park Nelda Spicer i Margaret Rose Southard Bobbie Campbell Stevenson Bonnie Elizabeth Thomas Steven Grady Thomas Alvin Thompson Robert Van Antwerp Peggy Mae Wagoner I Michael Wayne Walters :i Larry Taylor Wagoner Rebecca Jane Wall Gary Thomas Wagoner Linda Woodruff Gemmie Rose Yarboro Monthly organizational meetings of the clubs give the students of EHS the opportunity to par¬ ticipate in various extracurricular activities. A VITAL SERVICE President - Rick Gentry Smith, Treasurer; Harrell, Secretary; Milan, Vice President. ORGANIZATION . . . of EHS is the Student Council. Under the leadership of Rick Gentry the council has shown itself a major part of school life, by monitoring the lunchroom, sponsoring Youth Centers, the Homecoming Dance, the Valentine Dance, and the annual council elec¬ tions . Student Council in action Holthouser, Adayla, Alexander, Taylor, Harmon. Fincannon, Andrews, Salmons. Hall, Sagar, Brown, Jennings. McRae, Holthouser, Jackson, Chipman. TO BE TAPPED . . into the Beta Club of EHS is the highest honor a student can achieve. Those selected for member¬ ship have displayed qual ities of scholarship, leader¬ ship, and service. This year in the annual club chapel program they presented the school with a school banner to be placed in the gym. Garland, Secretary; Sullivan, Vice-President; Wall, Treasurer; Sale, Ch aplain; Dockery, President. Senior Beta Club Members: Dockery, Gentry, Garland, Harding, Wall, McNeil, Southard, Sullivan, Osborne. i 1 ! ' Junior Beta Club Members: Byrd, Jones, Fincannon, Kirkman, Collins, G. Martin, Webb, D, Martin, i,i Calloway, Marion, Andrews, Joines, Salmons, Neaves, Williams, Sale, Paulson, Cochrane. 1 i 1 I TRAINING IN SPECIAL AREAS I II is provided in the vocational program at EHS through Distributive Education. These ambitious students not only worked at their jobs but also found time to redecorate their classroom under the super¬ vision of Mrs. Thelma Nixon, their advisor. D.E. Club painting room. Back row: Goins, Woodruff, Domeron, Turner, Chipmon, Baker, Holbrook, Combs. Front row: Spicer, Rhyne, Yorboro, Miller, Cockerhom, Anderson, Martin, Baugess, Combs, Merricks, Southard, Cleary, Holder, Stoker, Benge, Pardue. Front row: Nixon, Layell, Carter, Draughn, Martin, Cumbo, Billings. Middle row; Francis, Wagoner, Collins, Hall, Hinson, Shores, Shamel, Wagoner, Mitchell, Mace, Harris. Back row: Laffon, Swaim, Harris, Luffman, Colbert. ONE WAY .... in which interested students may advance in the knowledge of a skill is in the Industrial Co-opera¬ tive Training Club. Under the instruction of Mr. Claude Eldridge, the class has participated to¬ gether in the annual construction of the Christmas scene on the lawn in front of the auditorium. ELKIH HIEH SCHOOL Martin, Billings, J. Harris, K. Harris, Wagoner, Mitchell, Cumbo. First row: Alexander, Brown, Smith. Second row: Wooten, Neoves, Brian, Kirk, Conrad, Hart, Caton, Marsh, Harris, Boyd, Elmore, Baldwin. Third row: Jackson, Bivins, Brendle, McCrae, Mathis, Poplin, Gentry, Salley, Davis, Harris. Fourth row: Steele, Bren die, Bivins, Freeman, Andrews, Hampton, Coker, Alexander, Hedrick, Bruce, Burcham. Fifth row: Qualiheim, Carson, Jennings, Ratledge, Walls, Smoot, Lawrence, Comos, Glenn. Sixth row: Weigand, Powers, Sagar, Leinback, Mounce, Adams, Mathis, Aldridge. THROUGHOUT THE PAST YEAR . . . afternoons of the girls of the Girls’ Athletic As¬ sociation have been filled with a schedule of sports activities under the capable leadership of Mrs. Mae Pardue, Physical Education in¬ structor. She arranged tournaments for tennis, kickball, speedball, basketball, volleyball, horse¬ shoe, and shuff leboard. These activities have become a vital part of every girl’s school life. The Powder Puff girls prepare for the annual battle. Front row; Newman, Eller, P. Osborne, Taylor, J. Cochrane, V-P res , Webb, T reas., Bal zer, M. Cochrane, Everitt. Second row; Long, Partin, J. Osborne, Andrews, Neaves, Pres., Southard, Thomas, Lyon, Metz, Jones, Byrd, Powers, Kennedy, G. Martin, Milan. Third row; D. Martin, Hughes, Hayes. Fourth row; Gregory, Collins, N. Cochrane, Dowe, Stevenson, Williams, Mead, Salmons, Joines, Dezeren. Fifth row; Foote, Powers, Caudill, Carrico, Holloway, Pruitt, Harrell, Sec.; absent. First row: Sullivan, Hinshaw, Harmon, Higgins, Keesee, Hinson. Second row; Metz, Walters, J. Holthouser, Anthony, Hall, Dunn, Kirkman. Third row: Irion, Dameron, Mounce, Harris, W. Holthouser, Milan, Anderson, Broughton. Fourth row: Royall, McNeil, Calloway, Tilley, Grisso m, Stoker, Lassiter. OUTSTANDING DEDICATION . . . in practice and service is an indicator of a maturing person. In sports atEHS this is also an indication of membership in the Monogram Club. This year as in years past the club raised money in order to buy the jackets for the junior athletes. Mr. John Charles, Advisor Back row: Hayes, Hughs, Kennedy, Swift, Smith, Walls, Walters, Smoot, Stevenson, Coker, Burcham, Dowe, Foote. Middle row: D. Martin, Dezern, Royall, Mathis, Leinbeck, Long, Ratledge, Powers, Holbrook, Gregory, Carrico, Miller, Caudill. Front row: G. Martin, Milan, Gentry, Mrs. Reece, Smith, Combs. THE FUTURE . . . homemakers may be found among the membership of the Future Homemakers of America. This year their talents have been displayed in both their cooking and sewing. The girls presented the second annual fashion show and they have through the year served the faculty delicacies. SACRIFICE OF TIME . . 1 Dezern, Wagoner, Martin, Joines, Burcham, Miss Sebastain, Mi Her, Holbrook. in study hall is something the Office Assistants and Library Assistants willingly do in order to give school service. These girls make the jobs of Miss Sebastian and Mrs. Perry a much easier and more enjoyable one. Harris, Adams, Walters, Metz, Cockerhom, Osborne, Mrs. Perry, Milan, Smith, Webb. Back row: Settle, Osborne, Eldridge, Conrad, Neoves, Hart, rane. Baker, Smith. Front row: Collins, M. Cochrane, Smith, Ross, Carson, Harris, Long, B. Caton, B.L. Caton, Bryan, Byrd, Fincannon, Sturgill, Smith, Day, Hayes, Sexton, Harrell, Andrews. Middle row: DeBorde, J. Cochrane, B. Johnson, Balzer, Lawerence. Church, Elliott, Powers, S. Johnson, Webb, Sale, N. Coch- ! I Back row: Smith, Byrd, Harrell, Jones, Sturgill. Front row: I Lawerence, Balzer, Fincannon. A SUPERB TALENT . . . is exhibited by the members of the EHS Glee Club. This group received rave reviews from both their Spring and Winter concerts. A new group formed this year within the club is the Folk Singers. These girls also appeared in the concerts and were a great success. Back row; Felts, McRae. MiddI e row; Hayes, Gentry. Front row: Van Antwerp, Milan, Irwin, Causey. The Elkin High School Marching Band leads the annual Homecoming parade. Back row: M. Royall, Gambill, A. Gentry, R.H, Van Antwerp, McR ae, Felts, Irion, A. Thompson, Hayes, R. Gentry, L. Thompson, M. Gentry, Leinback, Russell. Middle row; R. Hayes, B. Pruitt, Hinshaw, Wheeler, J. Hayes, Swaim, Milan, D. Pruitt, T. Thompson. Front row; M. Fincannon, Causey, Hughes, Baker, C. Smith, B. Smith, J. Harris, R. Smith, Glace, T. Fincannon, R. Van Antwerp, Aldridge, C. Royall, Irwin. Mathis, Ratledge, Hughes, Chat¬ ham, Jennings, Lawerence. STRAINS . . . of instrumental music are brought forth by the Elkin High School Bond. Usually thought of when the band is mentioned is the Marching Band. Its members put in many hours of hard work and per¬ formed at the Buckin’ Elks football games. The chapel band which plays at both the pep rallies and the assembly programs adds that special some¬ thing to these gatherings. The year’s work is crowned with the annual concerts given by these hard working students. Southard, Cochrane, Holloway. Osborne, Holloway, Long, Thomas, Jennings. The Antler Staff examine the new equipment of the Journalism Class. ANNOUNCING THE NEWS . . . of EHS is the main purpose of the Elk Antler Staff. The staff has published six papers and a Spring and Winter edition of the Elk Binder, the new literary magazine. In addition to this the staff has also published this volume of The Elk. Holloway, Harmon, Smith, Eldridge, Mayberry, Taylor, Coch¬ rane, Mounce. The Elk Staff. Cochrane, Mayberry, Taylor, Smith, Holloway, Moun ce, Mrs. Walker, Osborne. The section heads confer on the annual I ayout. Southard, Lyon, Thomas, Cochrane, Mayberry, Harding. Days of drill, practice, coaching, and faithfulness account for the great records that we have achieved in athletics this year. •-' .1 OUTSTANDING LEADERSHIP and time spent in our athletic program at EHS has surpassed that of years before. Elkin is indeed fortunate to have the staff of coaches associated with our school. Our Coaches are young men with a seemingly endless supply of energy and ideas. Having a winn¬ ing team is important, of course, but our coaches stress some¬ thing else above winning, the develop¬ ment of the character, attitude, and physical condition of boys. Coaches C. Eldridge, R. Hooper, D. Craig, P. Royall, and J. Charles are these men. John Atki nson Jim Carson All an Dameron Elkin . . 26 North Surry . . 0 Elkin . . 25 Jonesvi 1 le . . 13 Elkin . . 21 South Stokes . . 7 Elkin . . 7 West Wi Ikes . . 6 Elkin . . 20 East Surry . . 0 Elkin . . 20 Surry Central . . 0 Elkin . . 40 Ashe Central . . 6 Elkin . . 40 Sparta . . 0 Elkin . . 66 North Stokes . . 6 Elkin . . 2 Beaver Creek . . 0 (forfeit) Gwyn Harris The 1965 Elkin High School football team achieved one of the best records in the history of EHS. The team won ten games during the regular season without a loss. During the season the Bucking Elks scored a total of 267 points to their opponents’ 38. The Elks tough defense consisting of Mike Walters, John Sullivan, Bud Grissom, Jim Carson, John Anderson, Allan Dameron, and Tom Metz was a contributing factor in the Elks’ first undefeated season. The Elks’ explosive offense was triggered by junior fullback Rick Callaway, who, with freshman quarterback Johnny Charles, and senior halfback Tom Metz, carried most of the offensive load for the Elks. Johnny Charles’ favorite target was senior end John Atkinson, who led the Elks in the pass receiving department. It was a glorious season for head coach John Charles and assistant Ron Hooper’s undefeated Elks. The Elks won the District 7 AA conference championship and advanced into the Northern Divi¬ sion AA District Championship. First row; M. McNeill, J. Carson, S. Mounce, T. Metz, R. Calloway, B. Kirkman, G. Harris, M. Hines, J. Irion, J. Atkinson, S. Dunn. Second row: M. Hinson, M, Hines, J. Anderson, M. Higgins, J. Hall, E. Moody, D. Hall, W. Hol- thouser, L. Church, J. Mosley. Third row: P.G. Wagoner, N. Watson, J. Anthony, J. Sullivan, T. Byrd, A. Dameron, M. Walters, B. Keesee, J. Charles. Fourth row: B. Grissom, D. Lassiter, R. Grissom. Seniors in a huddle Elkin advanced into the District 7, 2A playoffs against Maiden High School. The Elks took their ten straight wins into the game that was played in a steady rain throughout the game. The Buckin’ Elks played a tremendous game but met defeat for the first t ime 13-0. ... Seniors I ine up ... Mac McNeil Tom Metz Sammy Mounce % m ... Cheerleaders ... well, they get us up for a victory ... ... Charles scores layup i Back row; A. Dameron, T. Metz, J. T. Burchette, D. Melton, J. Charles. Atkinson, B. Chipman, D. Hall, J. Anderson, S. Mounce. Front row: B. Milan, R. Calloway, i ... T ime Out ... WITH SORE MUSCLES . . . from long hours of hard practice, the Buckin' Elks’ basketball team began the 1965-66 season with anticipation of a better record than the previous years. Newly appointed head coach Ron Hooper had only five returning letterman, with John Atkin¬ son being the only returnee from last year’s first team. Injuries and the lack of height plagued the smaller Elks throughout the season. Although they lacked height and an experienced bench, the start¬ ing quint managed to excute the fast break against the taller teams. As the season progressed the Elks’ hustling defense, aided by improved reserves, used the press more effectively. ? Ba seball Back row: R. Combs, E. Keesee, J. Anderson, N. Watson. Moody, W. Holthouser, J. Anthony, T. Hampton. Front row: J. Holthouser, G. Stoker, B. Jayvee Football Back row: J. Booker, B. Harri s. B. H inson. B. Swai m. D. Minton, R. Barker, C. Sharp, D. Money. Middle row; J. Hanks, J. Calloway, L. Thompson, V. Thompson, J. Edwards, M, Wilson, P. Atkinson, E. Carson. Front row: J. Harrison, C. Gentry, S. Layell, D. Renegar, A. Lyles, P. Chatham, M. Greenwood, G. Harrell, B. Sloop. 1 i J 1 ft kAI 1 1 ft ;jft|ft j 1 Basketball Bock row: R. Grissom, S. Brown, J. Anthony, J. Combs, B. Grissom, M. Burchette, J. Joines. Front row: P. Atkinson, T. Thompson, W. Holthouser, R. Hinshaw, P. Chatham, P. Wagoner, E. Moody. Jayvee Cheerleader s Standing left to right: S. Mathis, L. Alexander, B.S. Leinbach, L. Mounce, S. Sagar, K. Kirk. Kneeling: [ F. Weagan, G. Neaves, M. Hart, S. Wooton, ! C. Aldridge, B. N ewman. 1 i i J H mm 1 wl w I Q) r Wrestling Front row; S. Dunn, B. Kirkman. Second row: A. Thompson, M. H ines, M. Gentry, J. Droughn, G. Lohordy, B. Long, T. Long, Third row: V. Thompson, B. Key, J. Holthouser, D. Guyer, C. Aldaya, R. Boyd. Golf Front row; D. Harris, H. Dockery, M. McNeill. B. Martin, D. Melton, J. M. Hines, Second row: M. Tilley, Hudspeth. iw i� 5fibaiw i Track Back row; N, Watson, B. Milan, S. Mounce, J. Irion, B, Broughton. Middle row: P. Wagoner, S. Royall, J. Anthony, R. Grissom, J. Joines, J. Atkinson. Front row: R. Hinshaw, J. Sullivan, B. Grissom, T. Metz, W. Holthouser, T. Harmon, D. Simpson. Cheerleaders Back row: D. Byrd, D. Triplette, P. Atkins, G. Royall, L. Sale, S. Caudle, H. Neaves. B. Wooten, A. Sturgil, D. Daye. Front row: THE TEAM BEHIND THE TEAM . . . Chief: Holly Neaves and Co-Chief B. Wooten. with their faces glowing with anticipation, mud- streaked tennis shoes, wind blown hair, frostbitten cheeks, and their blue and gold uniforms, all of these bound together form our symbol of school spirit, the cheerleaders. Sparking all of the football and basketball games, the cheerleaders stimulate interest at games. These girls prepare the attractive posters urging students to attend all games, and co-operate with the student body in producing school spirit throughout the year. ... Sound off ... Years of service and dedication given by individual students at EHS for the benefit of the school are climaxed in recognition of these students. NOT ONLY BEAUTY but the ability to bear it with grace. Miss Deborah Kay Triplette Homecoming Queen of 1965 Miss Suzanne Gwyn Chatham Class of 1967 Miss Linda Jo-Ann Walters Class of 1968 TO REPRESENT ONE’S CLASS . . in the Homecoming festivities is one of the greatest honors which con be awarded. Not only is it a tribute to an attractive exterior but it shows an inner beauty which accompanies too few. Miss Rebecca Ann Newman Class of 1966 Miss Candace Greenwood Aldridge Miss Bobbie Sharon Newman Class of 1969 Class of 1970 Miss Deborah Daughton Harrell Student Counci 1 Miss Theresa Ann Fincannon Beta Club THE CLUB ATTENDANTS . . . show personalities as varied as the organizations which they represent. These girls share both beauty and a natural grace which has enabled them to win the admiration of those with whom they are as¬ sociated. Miss Kay Hinson F.H.A. Miss Johnnie Lou Mayberry Monogram Club Miss Nancy Pauline Cochrane Senior G.A.A. Miss Janice Kaye Cochrane I.C.T. r-r .0- I Miss Nancy Karen Jennings Junior G.A.A. Miss Linda Gale Woodruff D.E. ACHIEVEMENTS IN ACTIVITIES outside the realm of school life play an important part in the making of individuals. These activities strengthen one’s desire to learn and make him a better citizen of his community. (1) Far left: Libby Smith, D.A.R. (2) Left: Janice Cochrane, Asst. Ed. and Ann Jennings, Ed., Teen- ing. (3) Top: Around table, left to right, S. Mounce, B. Wall, B. Harris, J. Caton, H. Alexander, B. Tho¬ mas, L. Smith, and B. Johnson. Carol Garland not shown. Sr. Exec. Comm. (4) Bottom: Ricky Gentry, Bob Milan, and Deborah Harrell, N.C.S.C.C.|Dele- gates. Top: Gwen Gambill and Pam Osborne, Girls’ State. Bottom: Roger Holbrook and Linda Woodruff, D.E. Awards. Miss Rebecca Ann Newman Holiday Queen of 65-66 HIGH SCHOLASTIC STANDARDS . . . and strength of character are exemplified by those who have been named as Junior Marshals. These nine lead their class scholastically and maintain the diversity of wel l-rounded individuals. Cathy Salmons, Chief Linda Sale Martha Joines Nancy Cochrane Maureen Cochrane Sara Collins Mildred Williams Judy Webb Becky Wall Rick Gentry r John Sullivan Ann Harding Troy Harmon j_. H ] o S] s j p Mac McNeill Libby Smith Tom Metz SENIOR LEADERSHIP . . in the Class of '66 is exemplified by these sixteen. Elected by a representative body ... Ann Jennings John Sullivan Jane Caton Herb Dockery of students and faculty, it is recognition of out¬ standing accomplishments and continuous support of the school . Gwen Gambill Helen Alexander r M inutes passed by too quickly involved in the many facets of this year at EHS. for the students school life during Fall begins and the doors of EHS are open once more; there is respect for seniors, junior magazine sales, and selection of mascots in early preparation for graduation. Homecoming is a gay sentimental time bringing together old and new. For the new, it is a time when with eyes wide they view the exciting sequence of events. For the old, it is a time when acquaint¬ ances are renewed and memories are recalled. ! t I There were times we thought we would win; other times we knew we would. Our team, our cheer¬ leaders, and our faculty and students were respon¬ sible for our winning season in football. 4 Elkin students supported their Student Council in its projects and at the student store ... Spring draws near as the Juniors plan an unforgettable prom and the Sen iors prepare to leave for Washington. V a state of mind at Elkin High. Spring ... r Joy ... Fun ... Seasons in the sun But the hills that we climbed Were just seasons out of time. Time and again we ask the merchants of the sur¬ rounding areas to support our yearbook and they graciously consent each year. Visit the Chatham Country Store For all sorts of Bargains CHATHAM COUNTRY STORE Blankets Upholstery Apparel Fabrics Woven Rugs Odds and Ends Compliments of w M c A I o S L M H L P Dobson, N. C. I S A N N G Y T O N Makers of MAYO-SPRUCE Clothes H E N S E L t S Elkin, N. C. GOLDSTON T R A P. O. Box 407 N S Elkin, N. C. F E R COMPANY C 0 SPORTSMAN'S u P p A p N L Y Y 604 North Winston-Salem, Cherry St. North Carolina 'Tour Sporting Goods Headquarters c All 0 Seafoods M In ® Season S Live Bait and Tropical Fish Aquarium's Supplies s E A F O O D S HOME FURNITURE COMPANY E I k i n N C Complete H o m e Furnishers 8 3 5 2 8 5 6 G B 0 667 I Bridge North L Street COMPANY Telephone 835-3607 NEWMAN BROS. WELL DRILLING CO. Well Drilling Boring - Pumps New Fast Drills Wells Pumps For Homes, Towns Industry Elkin, N. C. Phone 835-1914 Arthur Silas Newman, Owners Compliments of CLASS OF '66 L F 6 A S S JONES MUSIC STORE P. O. Box 109 Elkin Phone 835-1287 Headquarters for Church Supplies Books on the Bible Bibles Gospel Sheet Music Music Books Pianos Guitars Elkin ELKIN S SHOP I G North HI Carolina Outdoor Advertising Trucks Lettered Gene Aldridge Banners Windows NWS O I A R L V T K I HE N S G B S 0 215 R Ninth Q Street L A O S A S N 0 C I A T North Wilkesboro, O North Carolina I WARREN MILLER FUNERAL Elkin HOME North Wilkesboro Telephones Elkin Lenoir North Wilkesboro Lenoir 835-3211 PL 4-641 1 838-3104 s p I AMD o e d p e a r r n t m e n t Store S Elkin, North Carolina imCOUNTY MAPMT GROCERY 3 ■1 1 HARDWARE SARGENT PAINTS SPORinBG ' K '.‘v w ®v TRI-COUNTY CURB MARKET Open 365 days a year Franchised Dealer for Browning Guns Archery Equipment Franchised Dealer for Sergent Paint BRIDGE STREET REXALL PHARMACY Phone 835-3131 Elkin, N. C. PAID BY: FOR: _ DR _ DATE _ Rx No _ $ Rx No _ $ Rx No _ $ Rx No _ $ Rx No _ $ TOTAL $ Save your Income Tax and Insuranc e Purposes Compliments of HANES KNITTING COMPANY AN O N I M E T P ST A I N N Y G f. 1 !l I ELKIN JONESVILLE - BUILDING and LOAN ASSOCIATION Elkin, North Carolina Elkin, N. C. Yadkinville, N. C. Home Office Branch Office L H I E A 0 R D Y ALL KINDS Bernard Jackson North Elkin Phone 835-3908 I I I 117 West Main Street Jonesville We Specialize In Watch Jewelery Repair Compliments of FRIENDS AND USERS OF NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS in The ELKIN, N. C. Community nz c z Compliments of SUNBEAM CORPORATION and Their Employees The Best Electric Appliances Mode Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '66 Dial, 724-3471 HOUSE 301 W. 5rh ST. 8PECIAUSTS IN 8AL£8 AND RENTAl-8 OP FORMAL. WEAR AND ACCESSORIES Winston-Saueh. N.C. Across from Robert E. Lee Hotel Compliments of SURRY-YADKIN ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP Corporation Dobson, N. C. Owned By Those We Serve Compliments of B A L F 0 U R Always At Your Service ELK PHARMACY Luke and Dwayne Irwin Phone 835-2621 Elkin, North Carolina NORTHWESTERN REALTY INC. 231 West Phone Building Main St. 835-1441 Real Estate T. P. Mayberry Joe E. Harris Compliments of F R A BEN Home of Onward ■ School Supplies I 5 10 N Elkin, North S Carolina F W C H E V R O L E T Inc. Elkin, N. C. Sales and Service WRECKER SERVICE Office Phone Parts and Service Sales Department 835-2165 835-1350 835-2414 ■■■ i ' i 4 Bright iuture aheatll • . . this we wish and predict for you For nearly sixty years Duke Power has worked to help make the Piedmont Carolinas one of the nation’s best areas for living and working. Now you will find low priced power waiting to help make your iob productive and profitable on the farm, in industry, business or home DUKE POWER Compliments of J. C. PENNY COMPANY Phone 835-1850 108 East Main Street 'Shop The Modern Way — Charge It Elkin, North Carolina WILKES TRANSPORTATION COMPANY Specializing In Charter Buses Keep North Your Wilkesboro Party Together Phone 838-2882 R 0 N D A W E A Rondo, CORPORATION Car'oNna Compliments of ELK CAR WASH Standard Street Elkin, N. C. Owned Operated by Ed Snyder Compliments of TOWN COUNTRY LAUNDRYMATIC North Bridge St. Elkin, N. C. HALL - KNOTT 117 East Main Street EDWARDS Elkin, North Carolina j o N E S SHOE S T 0 R E Shoes For The Entire Family I k N. C. ROYALL DRUG COMPANY, INC. Teachers' and Students' Headquarters Elkin, N. C. George Royal I Edwin Royal I Henry Dillion 24 Hour Wrecker Service Day Phone Night Phone R 0 5 E 6 D A Y I N C O R P 0 R A T E D Pontiac Lark Tempest 835-1831 835-4871 LOWES OLDSMOBILE INCORPORATED 1016 North Elkin, Bridge St. North Carolina Phone 835-2411 Compliments of W. E. GRAHAM and SONS DIVISION VULCAN MATERIALS COMPANY Producers of Crushed Stone For delivery call Elkin Quarry 835-1439 MITCHELL'S 5 10 STORES, INC. The Friendly Jonesville 5 10 Shopping Center Jonesville, N. C. Phone 835-1003 I s E N H O U R s J E W E L E R Y For Gifts That L a s t Elkin, N. C. COCKERHAM S T Phone U 835-3309 D I O AND PHOTO SERVICE Wedding Portrait Commercial E L K I N Manufacturers of Bedroom Furniture F U R N I T U R E C O M P A N Y RESTAURANT 0 V Eat 'em Up at Roy's Where We serve the Finest Charcoal Steaks and Homemade Desserts Compliments of ELK PRINTING COMPANY Publishers of The Elkin Tribune Elkin, N. C. BLACKWELDER'S OF JONESVILLE Kimbale Pianos Biglow Carpet Furniture by Globe Frigidaire General Electric Appliances Broyhill Kraehler Other Famous Mfgs. J I A N G H S E U N B R C E A Y E N S C O E N Elkin, N. C. A K I i I n d of Insurance Phone 835-2119 N Compliments of Phone o 8 r 3 I ELKIN 5 VALLEY GROCERY 4 2 g e Street GRIFFIN'S SPORTING GOODS AND GIFTS Elkin, N. C. Phone 835-4357 SPRINKLES TIRE APPLIANCE Goodyear Tires and G. E. Appliances Front End Alignment One Day Recapping Service Highway 67 P. O. Box 276 Jonesville, N. C. Compliments of Q M U 0 A T L 0 1 R Y North Bridge Street 5 Y Elkin, N. C. Phone 835-3857 DUN-WELL CLEANERS It's done well at Dun-Well Phone 835-4065 ELKIN LUMBER MFC. COMPANY, INCORPORATED Manufacturers and Dealers- in Lumber and Building Materials Everything to build anything Elkin, N. C. Compliments of B R Y A N i S A. 0. Bryan, Owner Elkin, N. C. Sealtest Dairy Products Where to Buy It GRASSY CREEK FARM CHARLES C. POPLIN North Elkin Consignee Texaco, Inc, Highway 268 East Elkin, N. C. Phone 835-4247 O h- O HALLS COFFEE SHOP AND RESTAURANT Home cooked meals and desserts Buffet on Sunday Located in Hotel Elkin Compliments of CRISSMAN L Mens' clothing Q and Ladies' Sports T wear H I E R Boon vi lie S Phone 367-2618 WINEBARGER MOTOR COMPANY Ford and Mercury Service and Sales Phone 835-2861 Elkin, N. C. BROWN MACHINE COMPANY Machinery Manufacturer P. O. Box 26 Elkin, N. C. Phone 835-4243 Compliments of ROSE'S STORES INCORPORATED One Stop Shopping Center 112 East Main Street Elkin, N. C. Compliments of Y V P I A A A N D L C C K L K I E E N Y R S Processors of Piedmont's Best Compliments of The GILVIN ROTH Y.M.C.A. Elkin, N. C. Compliments of ROGER'S SHOE H 0 P Elkin, N. C. Y A L BEAUTY E S Neoves Building Louise Yale Owner and Operator Phone 835-1518 s A L O N Bostonian Shoes WAGONER'S H O MEN'S P Carlee and Griffon Clothes Elkin's Leading Clothiers Compliments of WESTERN AUTO S STORE 0 C I A T E W. M. WALL JEWELERS Watches and Jewelry Repaired Phone 835-3308 Elkin, Mt. Airy, North Wilkesboro North Carolina MASTERCRAFT SHOE SHOP ''Quality Shoe Repairs at Reasonable prices Elkin North Carolina Come Alive! You're in the Pepsi Generation PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF WINSTON-SALEM, INC. Elkin and Jonesville Branch P. O. Box 589 Elkin, N. C. NORTH BRIDGE STREET MOTORS, INC. 960 N. Bridge St. Elkin, N. C. Elkin's largest independent automobile dealer N. C. Dealers license N. 894 Business 835-5242 Home 835-2876 Elkin CASH CARRY SUPER MARKET, INC. West Elkin Highway 268 WHITE B R 0 Blocks and T Building Supplies rl E R S Jonesville, N. C. Highway 67 Compliments of THE NORTHWESTERN BANK Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Elkin North Carolina Jonesville Compliments of s u R R Y T R A C T 0 R Ford Tractors and Implements REINS-STURDIVANT, INC. Funeral Directors North Wilkesboro, N. C. Phone 838-3178 Compliments of j E W E L E R S Elkin, N. C. 835-4549 Phone 835-4549 YADKIN GRANITE COMPANY Ready Mix Cement Concrete Pipe and Septic Tanks Crushed Stone and Sand T. W. Rose Son, Owners Located at end of new bridge in Jonesville, N. L. c H A P P E L Compliments of Paul and Ralph Cassteven s CASSTEVENS LUMBER COMPANY Compliments of ALEXANDER STEVENSON FUNERAL HOME III IV West Main Elkin, N. C. Phone VIII III V-ll IV II IV S S h and a o at V P e FOOD TOWN SUPER MARKET In the Jonesville Shopping Center Where Shopping Is A Thrifty Pleasure! We Give Family Stamps GIBB'S B S I H K 0 E P Jonesville, N. C. Phone 835-5646 Compliments of RELIANCE LOANS, INC. 124 West Main St. Elkin, N. C. Phone 835-4544 SUPER TIRE SERVICE A. Dan Hudspeth, Owner 689 North Bridge Street Elkin, North Carolina Phone 835-4444 CHAPPELL INSURANCE AGENCY Located in Hotel Elkin Phone 835-2759 Choice Western Meat and Staple Groceries BALL'S MARKET GROCERY Arlington, N. C. CAROLINA BLOOMER COMPANY Phone 835-4651 209 East Main Street Elkin, N. C. Manufacturer of Women's and Children's Fine Quality Lingerie c 0 of m BRIDGE P 1 STREET i m GROCERY e n Owned and operated 1 1 t by s Harvey Hanes Phone 835-4354 929 N. Bridge St. NORMAN'S MEN SHOP Men's and Student's wear 118 West Main Street Elkin, N. C. Phone 835-2118 BOOSE FLOWER SHOP Flowers for all occasions Located on the Boonville Highway Phone 835-2259 Compliments of ARLINGTON FOOD CENTER Jonesville North Carolina Firestone SPEA'S HOME AUTO SUPPLY 1 03 East Main St. Philco Phone 835-4653 YADKIN F I . N Auto A Phone Loons . , 835-4622 N c E CORPORATION 954 North Bridge Street Compliments of M A R T I N S BAKE SHOP w Home of Quality Furniture For Less Money BLACKWELDER'S OF ELKIN Furniture Carpets Pionos Draperies and Appliances g A Complete line Of Building 5 Supplies A L E 5 Rondo, North Carolina O N S I N C Telephone 835-4106 Compliments of ROYALL-COX G E N C Y INCORPORATED Compliments of COLONIAL DISTRIBUTORS, INC. John D. Hall Gulf Oil Products Phone 835-4919 SURRY HARDWARE SUPPLY COMPANY Compliments of SMITH EY'S DEPARTMENT STORE Located in Elkin, N. C. KENNEDY AUTO SUPPLY 200 East Main Street Elkin, N. C. Phone 835-4547 B. F. Goodrich — Kelvinator Motorola B L U E Custom Made Carpets R I D I CARPET COMPANY State Road 874-2711 Compliments of CASH AND CARRY WHOLESALE, INC. A. R. A. c A T Phone E 835-3253 R I N G SERVICE RONDA FARM SUPPLY j Dealers in 1 Armour Fertilizer Bulk and Bag Limestone Armour Liquid Nitrogen Plus Garden, Yard, and Field Seed Insecticides Ronda, N. C. Telephone 835-1239 Owner Operator — Lewis Tharpe J. M. FRANKLIN, ARCHITECT 247 Church Street Phone 835-2615 Compliments of JONESVILLE HARDWARE Jonesville, N. C. U o E Q— Compliments of BYRD BROTHERS PLUMBING COMPANY Baths — Pumps — Water Heaters General Plumbing — Pump Repairs Hot Water Heaters Ronda N. C. of i m e n t s NORTHWESTERN INSURANCE AGENCY Joe E. Bivens 231 West Main Street Phone 835-1441 AUTOMOBILE L D SERVICE N BILL'S UPHOLSTERY SHOP Specializing in Re-Upholstering Auto Seat Covers Furniture Repaired and Refinished Complete Body Rebuilding and Painting Phone 835-5409 MOSLEY AND REECE PIEDMONT FIVE TEN Wholesale Grocers 1019 North Bridge Elkin, N. C. oorom , r-ooo' Compliments of B R E N D L E S C A S H W H 0 L E S A L E JONESVILLE DRUGS We Fill Phone All Doctors 835- Prescriptions 3024 Located in Jonesville Shopping Center Where There's Plenty of Free Parking Owned and Operated by Bob Barrett Compliments of BELK-D 0 U G H T 0 N COMPANY Remember You Save At B Elkin, N. C. L K S E L L Y I OFFICE M A C H Typewriters Adding Machines N Calculators g Duplicators - Dictating Machines 163 S. Stratford Road at Expressway Winston-Salem, N. C. Telephone 723-7373 LUCY GRAY'S B E Phone A 835-4061 U T Y SHOP Listen To Radio w I F M Compliments of FISHER'S PHARMACY Your Rexall Store Compliments of c c TELEPHONE N M Ray Webb T P District Mgr. A N L Y Elkin, N. C. ''You Need Our Service To Look Your Best COCKERHAM'S BARBER SHOP 115 N. Bridge Street Elkin, N. C. Phone 835-3719 k Compliments of BOB RATLEDGE SAND AND STONE Compliments of McDANIEL'S DEPARTMENT T O R E Elkin, N. C. Compliments of QUALITY OIL COMPANY Distributor of • Fuel Oil • Kerosene • Gasoline Elkin, N. C. 835-3534 Admiral TV Block and White and Color Kelvinotor Appliances ELECTRONIC SERVICE CENTER 772 N. C. 268 West BRIDGE STREET SHELL Buddy Vestal - Prop. Elkin, N. C. Phone 835-9022 TURNER OIL COMPANY Really go with Citgo State Road, N. C. Phone 835-5421 West Elkin ELKIN B A Phone R West 835-3864 B E R SHOP Compliments of LAWRENCE D Elkin R N. Y CLEANERS The Qualified Dry Cleaners Is Your Clothes' Best Friend Compliments of HOLCOMB BROTHERS INC. E I k i n, N. C. P h o n e 835-1251 Compliments of MARTIN FLOOR COVERING CO. Quality Craftsmanship Jonesville, N. C. Dial Elkin 835-2120 SPONSORS Bates Radio T. V. Boonville Golf Course Carolina Ice Fuel Bill's Barber Shop Drapery House Dobbins Oil Company R. Lewis Alexander Dr. D. B, Fox Dr. C. C. Dudley Jr. Dr. R. B. Harrell Elmore Plaster Ins. Agency Doug Darnell Supermarket Finger Park Attorney Jonesville Esso Jonesville Supermarket Dr. J. A. Harrell Dr. V. W. Taylor Dr. C. A. McNeil Jr. Dr. A. H. Duncan Dr. L. D. Pruitt Johnson Trucking Company Hayes Hardware Leinback Machinery Co. North Elkin Radio T.V. Simmons Garage Dr. R. E. Nicks Dr. W. B. Rfeeves Dr. Hal M. Stuart Dr. Jim Shipe Dr. R. M. Cooke State Road Hardware Tri-County Accounting Wolf Brothers Whites Auto Store W W Barber Shop B H Grocery Dr. H. L. Johnson Dr. E. C. Schiebel Helen's Beauty Shop Hy-Style Beauty Shop State Road Beauty Shop Edith's Beauty Nook Time passes quickly and our high school years are the most important years of our life. We can spend these years in preparation of the future or we can waste them, but they soon flee into the past. To have a . . . yearbook more outstanding and unique than any yearbook has taken the unselfish devotion of many people and many hours of hard work. Mrs. J. Walker and R. Hunter gave us their experienced advice and ideas and patiently helped us in drawing the layout. The professional photographers G.L. Millsaps Jr., B. Lackey, J. Cockerham, and our own photographer Mac McNeill have done excellent work in photo¬ graphing the persons, places, and objects revealed in this book. Mac spent many hours capturing the best pose to make our yearbook entertaining and interesting. Troy Harmon, our business manager who handled thousands of dollars in business transactions, kept accurate records. Janice Cochrane, editor of the administrative section; Johnnie Mayberry, editor of the class section; Lestine Holloway, editor of the organiza¬ tions section; Sam Mounce, editor of the sports section; Bobbi Taylor, editor of the advertising section; and Pam Osborne, editor of the recognition section were ably assisted by the other members of the journalism class in making each section a high¬ light of the yearbook. Our thanks go to Libby Smith, editor of our year¬ book, who unselfishly gave of her time in working with each of us. Her many hours devoted to the yearbook shall not soon be forgotten. Mr. Hiatt, who patiently guided us and devotedly worked with us never complaining about our many mistakes without just reasons, has been the most valuable asset in making our annual what it is. Thank you all for your hard work, great patience, ideas and guidance, bt ( 1