Epsom High School - Rambler Yearbook (Henderson, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1949 volume:

To God ' s noblest people, in the minds and HEARTS OF EACH MEMBER OF THE SENIOR CLASS, PEOPLE WHO HAVE SACRIFICED UNFLINCHINGLY THAT WE SENIORS MIGHT HAVE EVERY CONCEIVABLE ADVANTAGE IN CHURCH, SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY, PEOPLE WHO HAVE SO LOYALLY DEPRIVED THEM- SELVES OF PERSONAL PLEASURES THAT NO ONE EVER SUSPECTED SUCH DEPRIVATION, PEOPLE WHO HAVE TRULY GONE THROUGH THE VALLEY OF the Shadow of Death that we might be depend- able, God fearing citizens, we dedicate this issue of Epsom Echoes . Yes, to our Mothers and Fathers, we leave a little memento that NO DOUBT WILL RECALL BOTH HEARTACHES AND PLEASURES, BUT WITH IT WILL COME A HEART FILLED WITH LOVE AND SINCERE APPRECIATION FOR ALL THAT OUR PARENTS HAVE DONE. The Senior Class. sT .i. i I p 5 o m Public School HZ l, - J C ? 4 C ] _ S pons Or eel 5e nior Class Molrto Sin iv i n 3 U P war A i r Cl CLS S Color £ l u. ah cl GrolcL C lciss Flower — Ahi ? riccon pecLocty Rose. L i br J r i f n Airs. A. A Aledli v A VAjet- . Lu vchvoo vi Perso v a el A -i AW T Foster HISTORY OF THE EPSOM PUBLIC SCHOOL (Compiled by Mrs. W. P.. Wilson) For many years the Epsom School was located in Vance County JUST OVER THE COUNTY LINE ON THE PRESENT SITE OF THE LIBERTY- Vance Church parsonage. This school was operated jointly by Vance and Franklin Counties In 1926 Franklin County withdrew from Vance ano decided to construct a school building in Frank- lin County. The Bobbitt and Ingleside Schools were added to this district by the school board. The present school site, consisting of 14 4 5 acres, was PURCHASED FROM Mr . G. T. DlCKIE AT THE RATE OF $200 AN ACRE. An ELECTION WAS CALLED AND WAS UNANIMOUSLY CARRIED.; BONDS WERE ISSUED AND IN THE SPRING OF 1926, WORK WAS BEGUN ON THE NEW SCHOOL BUILOING. ThIS BUILDING WAS COMPLETED IN OCTOBER AFTER WHICH THE CONSOLIDATED SCHOOLS MOVED IN. THE TOTAL COST OF THE BUILDING WAS $65,000. The first school board consisted of G. T. Ayscue, Chairman, 0. T. Dickie, secretary and T. C.„ Gill, Treasurer. The board WAS VERY FORTUNATE IN SECURING FOR PRINCIPAL Mr. J. A. WOODWARD of Statesville. Some of the many problems to confront the new principal were equipping the building and converting the grounds FROM A SCENE OF BARRENNESS TO A SCENE OF BEAUTY. A QUITE ACTIVE P. T. A. WAS ORGANIZED WITH Mrs. W. G. Kearney as president. In cooperation with Mr. Woodward, the NEW ORGANIZATION worked toward making the school an accredited INSTITUTION WITH NECESSARY EQUIPMENT. PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT INCLUDED AN OUT-DOOR 8 ASKETBALL COURT, BASEBALL DIAMOND AND DEVICES FOR TRACK ACTIVITIES. W I TH A $50 DONATION FROM THE COUNTY AND THE REMAINDER FROM THE COMMUNITY, A KITCHEN WAS EQUIPPED FOR SERVING LIGHT LUNCHES. THE LUNCH PROGRAM WAS IN CHARGE OF MRS. ToLLIE AYSCUE, THE PRESENT MRS. HENRY MlTCHELL. TO ANSWER THE NEED OF A GYMNASIUM, A TIN BUILDING WAS CONSTRUCTED WITH A BASKET 8 ALL COURT INSIDE. ThE BUILDING SERVED FOR A GYMNASIUM AND AN ANNUAL FAIR WHICH CULMINATED WITH A PLAY BY THE TEACHERS AND LOCAL TALENT. The PROCEEDS WENT TOWARD SCHOOL IMPROVEMENTS. Mr. G. E. Crawley succeeded m r. Woodward as principal ano THE SCHOOL CONTINUED TO EXPAND. ThE HOME ECONOMICS AND AGRICULT- URAL Departments were addeo and were supervised by Miss Helen Daughtery and Mr. C. E„ Calahan respectively. The present Agri- cultural Department, with one of the most modern buildings AND SHOPS IN THE COUNTY, WAS ESTABLISHED THROUGH THE EFFORTS OF THE PRESENT INSTRUCTOR, Mr. J. T. GrifF!N In THE PRESENT UP-TO-DATE LUNCH ROOM, BETWEEN TWO AND THREE HUNDRED STUDENTS AND TEACHERS ARE SERVED HOT LUNCHES DAILY UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF Mr S . ToLLIE FOSTER. Under the present supervision of Mr. R. P. Johnson the Ep- som School is progressing by leaps and bounds. Some of the latest improvements that stand as monuments to Mr. Johnson ' s efforts are the spacious gymnasium, the reading room, the stage FLOOR, THE WELL EQUIPPED HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT, SIDEWALKS, A YEARLY, GRADE A LUNCH ROOM AND OTHERS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. The principals in order, following Mr. Crawley, were? C. P. Rogers, R. P. Johnson. The present T. J. Jessup, D. J. Dark, R. E. Cashette and LOCAL SCHOOL BOARD CONSISTS OFg RICHARD RENN, chairman, K. C. Weldon, secretary, and W. P.. Wilson, treasurer. THE EPSOM PUBLIC SCHOOL FACULTY OF 1 9 8-1949 Mr. R. P. Johnson Mr. C. R. Breedin Mrs. Sybil H. Kerley Mr. W. W. Smith Mr. J. T. Griffin Mrs. Betty H. Smith Miss Bennie McGougan Mrs. E. A. Joyner Mrs. D. T. Hayes Miss Mary Catherine Swaim Mrs. A. T. H arri s Miss Dorothy Cooper Mrs. J. T. Griffin Miss Janet Rose Principal Twelfth Grade Eleventh Grade Tenth Grade Ninth Grade Typing and Bookkeeping Eighth Grade Seventh Grade Sixth Grade Fifth Grade Fourth Grade Third Grade Second Grade First Graoe THE ECHO STAFF Secretary Jeurlene Bartholomew Thurston Fuller Business Managers .ki m Mr. Breedin Edna Bowen Mildred Edwards . Rosebud Smith Milton Young Herbert Alexander ( Doris Stainback 2 n i oy Jean Finch John Stokes Ann Newman Ruth Eaves Opie Frazier, Jr. Thurston Fuller Larry Beckham SENIOR FAVORITES Ml l to n Young Teacher-— Mr. Smith Color---Grey Subject — -Math em at i cs Sport— -Basketball F avori te Favorite Favor i te F AVOR I TE Mary Lou Aysque Teacher— Mr. Breeoin Color — -S i lver Subject-— French Sport— Readi ng F AVOR I TE F AVOR I TE Favor i te F AVOR I TE Larry Lassiter Teacher — -Mr. Breeoin Subject — -French I I Color— Blue Sport Basketball F AVOR I TE Favor i te Favor i te Favor i te Jerry Eaves Teacher— Mr. Breeoin Subject French I I Co lor— Blue Sport — -Basketball Favor i te Favor i te F AVOR I TE Favorite J. E. Lassiter Teacher — -Mr. Breeoin Subject- — French Color— Golo Sport — -Basketball Favor i te F AVOR I TE Favor i te Favor i te Ger alo Wilson F AVOR I TE F AVOR I TE Favorite F AVOR I TE Teacher Subject Color- Sport— Mr. Breedin —Fren ch Blue Basketball Wayland Bowen Favorite Teacher Favorite Subject Favorite Color — Favor i te Sport— •—Mrs. Smith — TyP I N G -Blue •Basketball Edna Bowen Favorite Teacher- F AVOR I TE SU8JECT- Favorite Color — F avor i te Sport-— — Mr. Breedin —Rhys i cs Blue Bowl i n g Naoui Wood Favor i te F AVOR T I E Favort I E F AVOR I TE F AVOR I TE F AVOR I TE Favor i te Favor i te F AVOR I TE Favor i te Favor i te Favor i te T EACHER- Subject Color- Sport— ' — Mrs . Sm i th — Fren ch ■ Gr ey •Basketball Thurston Fuller Teacher — -Mr. Breedin Subject-— Busi ness Arithmetic Color— Yellow Sport— -Baseball Rosebud Smi th Teacher- Subj ect- Color- Sport— —Mrs. Smith — Typ i N G Blue ■Basketball Mary Hayes Teacher— Mr. Breedin Subject-— Typ i ng Color — -Green Sport Basketball F AVOR I TE Favor i te F AVOR I TE Favor i te Ruth Eaves Teacher— Mr. Johnson Subject— General Science Color-— Red Sport— 8 ask et ball F AVOR I TE Favorite F AVOR I TE Favorite Jean Finch F AVOR I TE Favorite Favor i te Favor i te Teacher-— Mrs. Smith Subj ect— -Typ i n o Color— Blue Sport-— -Basketball Doris Stainbaok Favor i te F AVOR I TE F AVOR I TE Favor i te Teacher— -Mr. Breedin Subj ect— -Typ i n g Color— Blue Sport— Basketball H arolo Edwards Teacher Mr. Breedin Subje ct— Typ i n g Color-— Grey Sport— Basketball Favorite F AVOR I TE Favor i te Favor i te Jeurlene Bartholomew Teacher— -Mr. Breedin Subject— -Engl i sh Color-— Blue Sport— -Bowl i ng Favor i te F AVOR I TE Favor i te F AVOR I TE Favor i te F AVOR I TE Favor i te F AVOR I TE John Stokes Teacher Subj ect Color — Sport— — Mr. Breeoin A GR I CULTURE -Blue -Basketball F AVOR I TE F AVOR I TE F AVOR I TE F AVOR I TE T EACHER ' Subj ect COLOR — SpORT— ---Mr. Breedin — Phys I cs -Re o -Baseball Herbert Alexander Favorti e Teacher Favorite Subject Favorite Sport- Favorite Color F AVOR I TE F AVOR I TE F AVOR I TE F AVOR I TE --Mr. Breeoin —Business Arithmetic Baseball Blue Donald Ayscue T eacher Subj ect Color- Sport— .—Mrs. Smith — T YP ING -Blue -Football Enn i s H ar r i s F AVOR I TE F AVOR I TE F AVOR I TE F AVOR I TE Teacher Subject Color- Sport— Mr. Breedin — En GL I SH Blue Basketball Vb A v tflr l Slflfp Bus Dtivtts SUPERLATIVES Op ie Frazier, j Ro Doris Ann Stainback Jerry Eaves Naomi Wood Jerry Eaves Naomi Wood J. H. Smith Mildred Edwards John Stokes Ruth Eaves Op i e Frazi er, Jr. Op i e Frazi er, Jr. Doris Ann Stainback Blanche Evans Thurston Fuller Mary G. Hayes J. E. Lassiter Doris Ann Stainback John Stokes Mary Lou Ayscue Doris Ann Stainback J. E. Lassiter Mary Lou Ayscue Op i e Frazi er , Jr. Edna Bowen Cutest Boy Cutest Girl Most Popular 3oy Most Popular Girl Moot Handsome Boy Prettiest Girl Wittiest Boy Wittiest Girl Most Studious Boy Most Studious Girl Most Likely to Succeed Best all-rouno Boy Best all-rouno Girl Biggest Flirt Most Athletic Boy Most Athletic Girl Neatest Boy Neatest Girl Most Obedient Boy Most Obedi ent Girl M o st Musi cal Most Bashful Boy Most Bashful Girl Sweetest Boy Sweetest Girl V THE SENIOR CLASS PLAY The Sensor Class play, Betty ' s Millionaire, WAS PRESENTED IN THE SCHOOL AUDITORIUM ON THE EVENING OF FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, BY THE CLASS OF °49� Mr. Breedin, the senior sponsor, did a good uob in CHOOSING THE CAST AND IN DIRECTING THE PLAY. Betty’s Millionaire is a three act play. The TEN CHARACTERS ARE AS FOLLOWSg Betty Brown................... Naomi Wood Peter Aoams. ....... .Jerry Eaves Sam Palmer. .................... Larry Lassiter Sue Weatherby. .................... .Jean Finch Nancy Fletcher .....Edna Bowen Mrs. Evangeline Brendl i n ger. . . Dor s s Stainback Augustus ' Winslow........ Thurston Fuller Tkaooeus Atterbury. ........ .Op i e Frazier, Jr. Nora.... .........................Ennis Harris Lillie ............Jeurlene Bartholomew The only scene of the play is in the lobby of Ocean Breezes, a summer hotel on the Atlantic Coast. Sue Weatherby gets a letter from her cousin, Peter Adams, telling her that he is coming to the hotel to stay until his new house is completed. Because Betty has told Nancy Fletcher and her that SHE WILL ONLY MARRY A MILLIONAIRE, SUE DECIDES TO TEACH HER A LESSON. PETER ADAMS IS A HANDSOME, YOUNG MILLIONAIRE. SUE GETS HIM TO PRETEND THAT he is Sam Palmer, his secretary, and vice versa. When Peter and Sam come in, they fall all OVER THE SUITCASES. ThAQDEUS ATTERBURY, THE HOTEL proprietor, and Nora, the cook, add to the con- fusion BY DISPLAYING THEIR STUPIDITY« HOWEVER, THINGS Betty, Sam and Peter fall for her. FERST TO ASK HER FOR A DATE. BETTY IS THE MILLIONAIRE, AGREES TO MEET GARDEN. That evening, Betty comes into the lobby in a rage. Peter is there- alone. When he inquires AS TO THE TROUBLE, SHE TELLS HIM THAT Mr , ADAMS BY DISPLAYING THEIR STUPIDITY, ARE FINALLY SETTLED AGAIN ANO WHEN THEY SEE But Sam is THINKING HE HIM IN THE a sT JUST TRIED TO KISS HER. T H 1 S MAKES PETER ANORY SINCE HE REALIZES THAT HE WOULD LIKE TO KISS HER HIMSELF When he tries, Mrs. Evangeline Brendunger enters AND IS VERY SURPISED. BeTTY, HUMILIATED, RUNS OUT WITHOUT STOPPING TO EXPLAIN. MRS. BrENDLINGER WAS A friend of Peter’s late parents and she tells him of HER ATTEMPTS TO . GET MARRIED. It SEEMS THAT THEY HAD ALL UNFORTUNATELY FAILED. Peter promises to help her catch Augustus Wins- low, WHOM SHE IS COURTING, PETER MAKES HER AGREE NOT TO RECOGNIZE HIM SO THAT SHE WILL NOT SPOIL THE WHOLE plot. He tells her a joke to tell him. Then she IS SATISFIED BECAUSE SHE FEELS THAT IF SHE TELLS IT TO GuSSIE, HE WILL THINK SHE IS CLEVER AND FALL FOR HER. In the Meantime, Nancy has been trying to make Betty jealous of Sam by flirting with him. When he TRIES TO KISS HER, SHE PRACTICALLY EXPLODES AND THREATENS TO TELL THE WHOLE SETUP. HOWEVER, SuE IS SURE THAT BeTTY IS FALLING FOR PETER AND PETER FOR Betty, so she persuades Nancy to keep quiet. Lillie Daniels arrives with some plans for Peter’s new home. She is a hard headed, very business- like woman who will not try to understand the situa- tion when Peter tries to explain it to her. She al- most exposes the whole thing before Nora and Thad- oeus. However, Peter cover it up. Peter and Lillie ARE ALONE DISCUSSING THE PLANS WHEN AUGUSTUS WjNSLOW APPEARS IN THE DOOR AND GIVES A LOUO GRUNT, LlLLlE, frightened, throws herself into Peter’s arms and AT THAT MOMENT, BETTY WALKS JN. SHE SEES PETER AND A WOMAN WHOM SHE HAS NEVER SEEN BEFORE IN AN EMBRACE AND SHE GETS ANGRY BECAUSE SHE THINKS PETER IS IN LOVE WITH HER. WHILE PETER IS TRYING TO EXPLAIN, Sam and Sue come in. Sue tells them that she and Sam are GOING TO BE MARRIED. THIS GIVES THE IMPRESSION THAT Betty cannot marry Sam if she wanted to and when Peter tells her he loves her, she accepts without KNOWING THAT HE IS THE REAL M I L L I ON A I RE . L I L L I E , DIS- GUSTED, TELLS HER THE TRUTH BUT THAT OOESn’t MAKE ANY DIFFERENCE. Mrs. Brendlinger finally catches Gussie and THEY ARE MARRIED. Betty and Peter, and Sue and Sam are marrieo AND all’s WELL THAT ENDS WELL. Sensor Class Play DlR£CTOR B S NOTE. ®! HAVE NEVER COACHED A MORE COOPERATIVE AND DELIGHTFUL CAST THAN THE CAST FOR ®BeTTY 8 S M S L L { ON A I R E . The AUDIENCE WAS MOST APPRECIATIVE AND VOICED THE SOLE OB- JECTION THAT THE PLAY WAS NOT QUITE LONG ENOUGH.® HIGH SCHOOL CLASS ROLLS SENSORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES Mary Lou Ayscue DEuRLENE BARTHOLOMEW Edna Earl Bowen Ruth Eaves Mildred Edwards Blanche Evans Jean Finch Ennis Harris Mary Gray h ayes Rosebud Smith Doris Stainback Naomi Wood Herbert Alexander Donald Ayscue Waylanq Bowen Derry Eaves Harold Edwards Op i e Frazi er, Dr. Thurston Fuller D. E. Lassiter Larry Lassiter D. H. S M!TH Down Stokes Geralo Wilson Milton Young Lillie Mae Crocker Catherine Ayscue Erma Eaves Dean Ayscue Dorothy Faulkner Dulia Clay Martha Frazier Emily Eaves Cora Helen Fuller Dorothy Foster Annie Margaret Grissom Mavis Hayes Rebecca Ann Hamm Closs Ann Medlin Dean Dournigan Nellie Patterson Bertha Lee Parrish Muriel Weldon Dorothy Smith Sally Winn Dean Young Geraldine Wood Edna Edwards Mary Thomas Wynne Lee Dohnson Ayscue Alfred Ayscue Raymond Ayscue Leaman Braosher Elwood Burgess Hubert Collins Dohn Fuller D„ W. Finch Otha Hayes Bennett Foster Donald Doyner Fred Foster Billy Patterson Harold Foster Hill Smith Dennis Lassiter Th omas Smith Dames Lassiter D„ W. Stainback Bobby Moss Coleman Ayscue Dames Terrell Kinwooo Tharrington K. G. Weldon, j r. Nellie Ayscue Patr i c i a Bowen Mary Eli zabeth Eaves Dean Ellington Ruby Fuller Doyce Peroue Peggy Smi th freshmen Naomi Tharrington R, M. Fuller Marie Weldon Dames Faulkner Margaret Dickerson Bobby Finch Viola Matthews h . G. 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IT H rnris sQ Sp ansor Seco vJ Mf xT.IGl-iffilr JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET— 1947- ' 48 May 9 , 1948 was a great event in the lives or the Epsom Juniors and Seniors of ' 47 and ' 48 . On this date THE ANNUAL BANQUET WAS GIVEN BY THE JUNIORS IN HONOR OF the outgoing Seniors. For the first time, the banquet WAS HELD IN THE NEW GYMNASIUM. THE CLASS COLORS OF GREEN AND WHITE WERE ARTISTICALLY FOLLOWED IN THE DE- CORATIONS, ALTHOUGH PINK DOGWOOD ANO WHITE SPIREA, IN- TERSPERSED WITH GREEN PINE, ADDED COLOR TO THE SCHEME. Long parallel tables were used for the guests while A CROSSED END TABLE WAS USED FOR THE OFFICERS OF THE TWO CLASSES. THE TABLES WERE COVEREO WITH WHITE LINEN CLOTHS AND WERE DECORATED WITH PINK DOGWOOD, PINK PLACE CARDS ANO PINK MENUS. Toasts were the- Sen i ors. GIVEN BY THE JUNIORS AND RESPONSES, BY After the toasts, the dinner, served by distinguished MEMBERS OF THE SOPHOMORE CLASS, CONSISTED OF; FRUIT COCKTAIL, CREAMED CHICKEN, MASHED POTATOES, GARDEN PEAS CRANBERRY SAUCE, STUFFED CELERY, PICKLES, BUTTERFLY SALAD, ICED TEA, ROLLS AND OHOCOLATE P I E- AL A-MO OE . Mrs. S. F. Journigan, teacher of home econom i cs , was IN CHARGE OF THE DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR. Following the dinner, many of the guests participated IN A ROUND AND a SQUARE DANCE. Director ‘ L ee CL ui? Mrs. H evWeTt i L o ia p • recto r J. u,Vi o r Glee Club Airs. H evnc n c ff M 4 -W Cub t7i a i o lr ‘f-H CLi L Di recTi 0 Y- Music Cl fl s s Mys.W e vnettfl Coffiv r © n SpO 90K Bel Club Ml ' S. W. W. $MiTh Principal FtCvlTy Air R.P,Job S Ai v ' i S©f- VM.f . Cl u t EPSOM: VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE DEPT. v ATHLETICS The Gl RLS A ND BOYS MADE A GOOD SHOWING TH IS SEASON 1 N BASKETBA LL. They S TARTED PRACTI CE AROUND THA NKSG 1 VI NG AND BECAUSE OF AN UNT 1 Rl NG ATTITUDE TAKEN BY THE PLAYERS , THE SCHOOL H AD A TEAM OF WH 1 OH 1 T WAS JUSTLY PROUD . The boys were coached by Mr. Warren Smith. Through his PATIENCE, WORKING WITH AN INEXPERIENCED GROUP OF BOYS, HE PRODUCED A SPLENOID BALL TEAM OF WONDERFUL SPORTS. THROUGH TEAM WORK THE BOYS WON 8 OUT OF 21 GAMES. THE TEAM CONSISTED of Larry Lass i ter, Jerry Eaves, Thurston Fuller, Milton Young, John Fuller, Billy Patterson, Bobby Moss, Otha Hayes, Thomas Smith, Alfreo Aysque, R.M. Fuller, Wayland Bowen, Carl Wynne, James Terrell, and FredFoster. Larry, playing forward, led THE TEAM IN SCORING. JERRY WAS THE OTHER OUTSTANDING FORWARD. Thurston and Milton were the outstanding guards. John and Billy were leading centers. Thurston was elected captain and MiLTON WAS ELECTED CO-CAPTAIN BY THE TEAM. THE TEAM MANAGERS weres Gerald Wilson ano John Stokes. The girls were coached by Mrs. D.T. Hayes and Macy Harris. Through hard work and team cooperation, the team won 7 out of 20 games. Incidentally, two other games were tied. The team consisted of Dorothy Smith, Jean Young, Bertha Lee Parrish, Jean Journ i gan, Mav i s Hayes, Mary Hayes, Peggy Smith, Patricia Bowen, Ruby Fuller, ano Jeurlene Bartholomew. Dorothy Smith LED THE TEAM IN SCORING. BERTHA LEE PARRISH ANO JEAN YOUNG WERE THE OTHER OUTSTANDING FORWARDS. EDNA EDWARDS, MARTHA Frazier, and Dorothy Faulkner were leading guards. Doris Ann Stainback and Ennis Harris were managers for the team. The baseball team is coached by Mr. Smith. The team consists of Hill Smith, Thurston Fuller, Raymond Ayscue, Ray Fuller, Elwood Burgess, J. H. Smith, Carl Wynne, Otha Hayes, John Fuller, H. C. Lassiter, James Lassiter, Fred Foster, Alfred Ayscue, Billy Patterson, Thomas Smith, Wayland Bowen, Milton Young, R. M. Fuller, Coleman Ayscue, Bobby Moss, Hubert Collins, Maynard Burgess, and Dennis Lassiter. 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The Leading Furniture Store in this section FURNITURE FOR EVERY ROOM Frigidaire Appliances Bendix, Speed Queen Washers Linoleum and Asphalt Tile Henderson Furniture Co. We Appreciate Your Business 410-12 South Garnett St. iiiiiiiiiiiiaHiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiHiiiiDiHiiiiiiHiaiiiHiiuincHiiuinuuniiiiJiiiHiinuiuiiiiiiiDiiituuuiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiHiuiiiaiiiiiiiiiiUQiiiiiiiiu iiiiiiiiniiniiiiniiiiiiniiiirniitiiDiiiiinHiiiniiiiniiuiiaiinmimminmniinnmnmiiiiaiiimiiminimnnminiiHmniiicmfinntnamiiiiiiiHDiiiiiiiinnaiiiiiiiiimaiiimiiig J. W. Jenkins Son Co Distributors GULF OIL PRODUCTS Compliments of LEGG-PARHAM CO. JOHN DEERE TRACTORS IMPLEMENTS BUICK AUTOMOBILES GIBSON APPLIANCES See Us for All Your Farm Needs 120 Wyche Street Henderson, N. 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Inc Complete Home Furnishings Maytag - Hot Point - Philco Appliances Cash or Easy Terms Phone 182 Henderson North Carolina □ 3 i □ 3 l 3 3 3 5 5 1 a E 1 i 3 5 For Better Annuals The High School Press 545 Law Building 1207 Grand Avenue Kansas City, Missouri □ a □ 3 ailllllllllllClHIIIIIIIIIICaiIIIIIHIIUaiHIHIIlHlC31IUiUIUHC3tllllltlUIK=UllliHIU!imilUlIlllIlE3imUUUIiailllllllIlUI=lIIIIMIUIIiaillllllllIUCllIIIIIIIIIIIC) niiiiiiiiiiiiGiiiiiiiiiiiiGiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiQiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiinmiliiiiiiiDiimiiiMiiniiiiiiiiiiiiGiiiii ' iiiiiinmmiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiig I 5 Visit the Place of Values For i Building Supplies Paints = Phone 33 = 9 ALEX S. WATKINS I Compliments of KESLER FUNERAL HOME Henderson, N. C. FRANKLIN FARMERS EXCHANGE □ = F C X Feeds Seed, Electric Appliances, Plumbing | Fixtures, Co-Op Farm Machinery I Louisburg, N. C. | 1 s □iiiimiiiiiniiiiiiiiimamiiiiiiHiDiiiiimiiiiGmmiiiiiiniummiiiniimiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiinmilitmiiniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiMiMiiinmimiiiiiG giiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiDiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiniiiQiiiuiiiHiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiHiiiiiiiiDiiminiiiiniuiiiiiniiaiiiiiiiiiiiiamiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiuiiiiiD B E □ 2 3 B “The Home Owners Friend” FALKNER’S BUILDING SUPPLY Lumber, Building Supplies, Pain Hardware Phone 19 Henderson Compliments of DANIEL ROYSTER MOORE Henderson, N. C. I B □ E □ B I S S □ ASHWORTH JOHNSON MOTOR CO. Kaiser - Frazer Sales — Service Willys — Trucks — Jeeps Henderson, N. C. Compliments ot ROBINSON’S WAREHOUSE Henderson, N. C. 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C. iiiiimiiiiniiiiiiiinnaiiiiiiiiiiiiQiiimnniiniuiuHiiiiaiiiinnuiiniinmiinraiiiiinHiHnfmiiiiiiiiDiiiiiiiiuiinniuiiiniiniiHmiininmnHniiiniiiniiiiiiiniiiiiiiiniiniiiiimiiiiaiiiiiimg QiiiiiiiiiiiiDiiiiiiiiuiiDiHiiiiiiiHaiiiiiimmniiiiiiiiiHiniiiiiiiiiiiicjHiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiitiiiiHCHiiimiiiniiiiiiiiiiiicjiiiiiniiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiHiiiniiiiiiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiHiniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiig WILSON ELECTRIC COMPANY Plumbing, Heating, Electrical Contractor Ameiican Standard Plumbing Fixtures Phone 738, William Street Compliments of LEGGETT’S DEPARTMENT STORES Louisburg, N. C. Henderson, N. C. BANKING — INSURANCE— TRUSTS Including Installment Loans “All Under One Roof” Continous Service Since January 22, 1889 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Henderson, N. C. Compliments of EMBASSY THEATRE Henderson, N. C. ciHiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiuiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiuuuiiiciiiniiuniiaiuuiuiiiiaiiuiiiiiiiiaiiimiiuuaniiuuiiuniuiiiuuiiDiuiiiuiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiuiiiiiiiiQiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiuiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiaiuiiiiiiin DiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiuiiniHinHiiiiaiiiiBiiniiLiiiiimiiHiQiiniiinninHniiiiHiiniiiiiimiHniiiimiiiHniiiiimiiaiiHHraiiiaiiiiHiniiiaiiiiiiHiHiaHiiiuHiiiaiiiiHiiiiiiaiiiiiiuiHiniHiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiig H. B. NEWMAN, DISTRIBUTOR White Silk Flour Henderson, N. C. THE HENDERSON GROCERY Wholesale Grocers Melrose Flour — Kasco Feed Don’t Foget Us ROSE GIN SUPPLY CO. Henderson, N. C. We Want Your Trade FARM TRACTOR EQUIPMENT CO. Ford Tractor — Dearborn Implements Sales — Service Phone 748 Henderson, N. C. iiHiiHiiHiQuuiuuiHcuiniiuHiiciiiiiiiiiuiiaiiiuiuimQiHiuiuuiaiiiiiuiiiuaiiiiumiuaiiiiiiiiiiuaiiiiiiiii uiiiiiiiiiini!iriiiiniiniiiiiiimnaiiii!iriiiiiDiiiini!niiniuiiiiiiiiiniinniiUHaiinriiiiraniiiriTOiitinnnnmiiinj!Uiiiiniini!fwmniiniiiiniiuiiDiiii!niiinniiiiiiiiiriioiiiiiiniinniiiiiiiHiiiniiiiiiina iniiiniiainiMniiiiaiiiiinnHianiiiiminniimiminom uigaiuuuiiuuu ni mH i iriir-n ii rBiu i iiuiuiiinniujiiimiiiuujimmiLmniiiiHHiiiuiiuiuiiimaimBJiiuinn nniniimiiiiinimiaiiiiiiiiig iiiiiiiiiiiE3iiiiiiiiiiiiDiiiiimiiiiE3iiiiiiiniiii=mniiimnc3HiniHiiiic]iiiuiiiniic]iiimnuiiaiiiiiniiiiic3iiiiiiiiiiiiciiiiiiiiiii!iciiiiiiiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiiQ Deposit Your Money With The Friendly FIRST NATIONAL BANK Henderson, N. C. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve System = = = 1 2 Compliments of E. G. DAVIS SONS CO. Serving Your Community For 73 Years BROOKSIDE ICE CREAM 5 B c E Henderson, N. C. g £ | □ i Congratulations TANNER ROOFING COMPANY Roofing — Heating — Paints Henderson, N. 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Holden Contracting Your Sinclair Oil Man Phone 1304 Henderson, North Carolina The Tindal Company Distributor Pure Oil Products E i i Compliments of B C Henderson Pulpwood ! m Henderson Motor Express Co. i i i Louisburg Milling Company j None Better | Gupton’s Service Center j 1 Louisburg North Carolina i jj Pontiac Oldsmobile j ] | i Congratulations to the Home Building Supply Co. 5 Senior Class of ’49 X Phone 24 Norlina Road Planter’s Warehouse 3 Henderson, North Carolina niniiiiiiiiiciiiiiiimnniiiiiiinnicjiiiiniiniiniuiiiiiiiiiniiiinnuiiQimmiininiiiniiraiiniiiiiiiHMicitiiiiuimiaiiiHiitininiiHiiiiiiiinniiramiiDiiiiniiiiHDiiiiiiiinnaiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiimg QiiiiiiiiiiiiDHiiiiiiuiioiHimiiiiiaiiiminiiiciiiiiiiiiiHiaiiniiiniiicmiiiiiHiiiDiiimmniniiiiiiiiiiHDiiiiiifliiaiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiniiiaiiiiiiHiHiDiiiiiiiHiiiaiiiiHiiiiitaiiiiiiiiminiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiii Soutiiside Warehouse Compliments ot First Citizens Bank and Trust Co. Louisburg, N. C. c Soutiiside Warehouse E a Louisburg, N. C. E s Clements Motor Company a c s Pinnell Insurance Agency C Henderson, North Carolina | c Henderson, North Carolina S I l j Harrison Motors, Inc. E Watkins Hardware De Soto Plymouth : “Home Builders” 1 3 Henderson, North Carolina 5 E Henderson, North Carolina S C 2 May Smith Cleaning Company j Congratulations Pick - Up - Delivery Service Valet Cleaning Company Phone 237 Henderson Phones 464 1444 iiiniaiiiHiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiniinnniiimiimiiiminiinHiiniiiiiiniiiinnuHniiiiiiiiminiimmiiHnimmmiiniiiiimnHaiiiHinniiaiiHitiiuiiniiiniiniiinimiiiiiiiiniiiiiiimiiniiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiHig □iiiiiiiniiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiDiiiiiiiiiiiiQiiiiiiuiiiiniiiMiiiiiiDHiiiiMiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiamMniiiiniiiiiiiiiHinmiiiiiiiuGiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiic c □ Home Merchant Since 1880 D. T. DICKIE Canoler-Palmer Motor Company STUDEBAKER Henderson Upchurch Daeke Electrical Company Phone 204 W Henderson, North Carolina Efird’s Department Store Henderson, North Carolina 2 B £ □ s □ E r c i g E 2 □ i £ Henderson F. C. X. SERVICE Earl Warren, Mgr. Compliments of Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Western Auto Store Tires - Tubes Accessories Sporting Goods Phone 1086 Henderson Duffell Electric Contracting Sales Service Henderson □ s £ n £ □ £ QiiiiiiiiiiiiGiiiiiiiiiiiiQiiuiiiiiiiiGiiiiiuiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiHumiiiaimiHiiiiiQMiiuiiiiiiQiiiiiiiumGMiiiiiiiiiiQiiiiiiiiiiiiGiiiiiiiiimaiiiiiiiiuiia