Fair Grove High School - Twig Yearbook (Thomasville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1961 volume:

PuSlisfied Su . . . PAULETTE SMITH Advertising Manager LILLIAN POPE Assistant Circulation Manager WOODY FOWLER Associate Business Manager BARBARA KINDLEY Circulation Manager K -■ RAYMOND NICHOLSON Picture Manager ' m s� V RITA ALEXANDER Senior Editor Annu a I Staff of 3air Qvove Higft Softool fiftomasinlle, N. C. STAR FURNITURE COMPANY w m. '■ 1 iM ygim ZENNIE ROLLINS Editor-in -Chief % 5 I a MRS. JAMES PAYNE Sponsor m k- - ’j DONALD GALLIMORE S x RITA HEDRICK Business Manager HARRIET TYSENGER Associate Editor m 3ove WOT High School.. .With these two words you enter four of the happiest years of your school life. You are now part of that life which leads you to ball games, parties, banquets, and dances. You realize that as the MYouth of Today” you also have a responsibility as The Leaders of Tomorrow. Therefore, along with the wonderful activities and fun of high school, you work and strive toward the goal that will help you be the leaders that are needed. Later in life, after your high school career, and you have accomplished your goal, may you return to the 1961 edition to the TIGER ROAR and there see a vivid recollection of your school life at Fair Grove. May the TIGER ROAR of 1961 always remain one of the most treasured memories of your high school life. ZENNIE ROLLINS Editor BEESON HARDWARE COMPANY High Point, North Carolina Dedication To one who has understood, guided, inspired us; who has been both a counselor and friend to all; willing to talk things over and find some amusing story to tell... We sincerely appreciate all the effort you have put forth to make Fair Grove the best. Truly, we feel Fair Grove is the best, and so to show our gratitude and love for your untiring effort, we, the TIGER ROAR Staff, dedicate the 1961 edition of the TIGER ROAR to you.. .MR. KEARNS. Compliments of ODELL SMITH Davidson County Administration MRS. CARL BRINKLEY MR. E. LAWSON BROWN MRS. E.H. REICH High School Supervisor Superintendent Elementary Supervisor 3air Grove Scfiool Board MR. PAUL LITTLE MR. F.E. COMAN Chairman MR. DALEJARRETT S.E. HAUSER, ENC. High Point, North Carolina 6 REED CONSTRUCTION COMPANY MR. KERMIT HALL MR. ROMULUS SKAGGS Science and History English and Latin MR. BILL GARRISON Mathematics and Science MRS. BILL HEDRICK Science and History HUDSON -BELK COMPANY 9 GRIFFITH OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY High Point, North Carolina High School 3aculty MR. JOHN DOBY Physical Education and Civics MISS LUCILLE BOWERS Home Economics W, MR. CAREY DAVIS Music MISS UNA MAE MANGRUM Bible REX OIL COMPANY 10 COMMUNITY HARDWARE COMPANY, INC ' ili s ' ''h, B : ' tt m - • «I : 1 I § k ' MSWy Jfl ::: 1 ' g i ; • .: . ':f: w A 3resfiman CUss Officers JEAN SEGERS.....................................President WILLIAM COORE..................................Secretary CHARLES CRANFORD...........................Vice-President JERRY SEGERS.................................. Treasurer HOLTON FURNITURE COMPANY 12 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Class of '64 MARY BEAN JERRY BECK JUDY BLACK DIANNE CARRIKER TONY CARRIKER LARRY CECIL RONALD CHILDERS FRANCES CODY J.L. COOPER WILLIAM COORE CHARLES CRANFORD TERESA CRAVER WAYNE CROUSE BILL DANIELS BRENDA DENNIS ROSEMARY DENNIS RICHARD DOBY TOMMY DUNCAN VIRGINIA EVANS PERRY FLOYD RAYMOND FREEDLE LINDA FREEMEN COELLA GALLIMORE TONY GALLIMORE FRANKIE GOOCH JOE GROOMS MARY GORDON SYLVIA GRUBB VELMA HAIRE GERLINE HENSLEY ASHMORE BUSINESS COLLEGE 13 J.c GREEN SONS FUNERAL HOME WILLIAM HICKS BOBBY HILL DIANNE HILL DONALD HILL TOMMY HULIN CLEVELAND HUNT RUTH HUNT LINDA JONES SHIRLEY JONES TERRY LEE C ass CLAYTON HEPLER LINDA HEPLER WAYNE HEPLER RACHAEL HENDRIX EARL HICKS JOAN LEONARD PHILLIP LEONARD JOAN LOFTIN RONELLA LOWE JACK MYERS JIMMY MYERS HAROLD NIFONG JOHNNY PALMER NELLIE PASSMORE DIANNE PETREE BARBARA LYNN POWELL COLLEEN PROCTOR COLON PROCTOR HENRY PROCTOR MITCHELL RABON REFRIGERATION SALES SERVICE COMPANY CITY ICE FUEL COMPANY DWIGHT RICHARDSON MARY LOU RIDGE NORRIS RIFE BRENDA RUSSELL BOBBY SECHRIST JERRY SEGARS JEAN SEGARS EVELYN STARRETT CARROLL STEPHENSON WAYNE SUMMEY LARRY SWAIM GAIL SWANEY DARRELL VARNER WADE VARNER EDNA KAYE VESTAL KENNETH WALKER LEE WALL GAIL WATFORD TOMMY WATFORD BRENDA WELBORN JERRY WELBORN ROBERT WESTMORELAND W.C. WILSON ROGER WRAY SYLVIA WRAY TONY WRIGHT DONNA YORK MR. BILL GARRISON MRS. BILL HEDRICK MR. ROMULUS SKAGGS BOST BAKERY 3. HALSEY COMPANY Roanoke, Virginia 2 5908 00215952 8 i - Li Sophomore C ass Officers RAYMOND NICHOLSON......................President PATRICIA TYSINGER.................Vice-President PATRICIA LAMBETH...............................Secretary JIMMY STANLEY..................................Treasurer LOWDER SUPPLY COMPANY 18 WORKMAN'S SHEET METAL SHOP 1 DON ALEXANDER DARRELL BAITY LINDA BEESON CARROLL BEUSSE v ) m , ■ THAD BODENHEIMER LINDA BOLES BRENDA BOLES WAYNE BUIE JOYCE CROUSE RANDY DENNIS BOBBIE DOTSON FRANCIS ELLIOT v ' . : ■ . | ■ LEON EMMONS SANDRA EVERHART TOMMY EVERHART JILL EVERHART BOBBY FABBRE DALE FAIRCLOTH BOBBY FULLINGTON REVA JOYCE GALLIMORE ... VRjSjjL FRANKIE GETZ MARY GOINS CARL GORDON MARY NEAL GUIN DAVIDSON THEATRE DENTON DAIRIES SAMMY HART CAROL HANEY DONNA HARRIS MARY HAYES ROGER HEDRICK MARSHALL HEPLER JENELEE HILL DIANNE HUNT EDDIE HILL JOHNNY HOOVER DAVID HUGHES STEPHEN HUGHES PATSY HULIN LINDA HUSKINS JOYCE JOHNSON JERRY KOONTZ .. ip PAT LAMBETH PENNY LEONARD SHELIA LEONARD SYLVIA LEONARD WADE LOFLIN CAROL LOMAX ELAINE MATTHEWS RAYMOND NICHOLSON THOMAS VILLE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY SINK'S DRY CLEANERS of ’63 CAROL NIFONG PAT NORRIS HAROLD PAYNE RUBY PAYNE BECKY ROBBINS RONDA SOWERS EDITH SHEFFIELD ELAINE STANLEY JIMMY STANLEY AURELIA TAYLOR ELIZABETH THAYER JOE TURNER PAT TYSINGER ROSE WESTBROOK LOUISE WESMORELAND WAYNE WILLIAMS MR. HOYLE MR. HALL II Mj .y j Illi;. STATE COMMERCIAL BANK 21 Compliments of BOBBY HEPLER junior Class Offi WOODY FOWLER...................................President PAULETTE SMITH............................Vice-President LYNDA BRYANT..................................Secretary AUDREY THOMAS..................................Treasurer DUKE POWER COMPANY 24 DAVIDSON ARMY STORE JOYCE BLACK LYNDA BRYANT C ass of 1962 HAROLD BYERLY BRENDA EDDINGER REBECCA AYERS JAMES CRANFORD DEANE GOFORTH HAROLD HUGHES LACKEY'S OIL COMPANY JIM HARRIS DARRELL HEDRICK GILMER GALLIMORE LARRY EMBLER WOODY FOWLER WAYNE GRUBB BUREN PERRY HAROLD MILLER SHELVIA NORRIS VICTOR MATTHEWS CINDA McKINNON JERRY MYERS PATTY PROCTOR REBECCA HUSKINS SANDRA HUTCHINS Cl ass of 1962 SHIRLEY HUGHES NORMA KINDLEY SHARON HUTCHINS DAVID LAMBETH BORDEN'S DAIRY 26 JULIUS A. GREEN INSURANCE GUILFORD DAIRY Greensboro, North Carolina WOODY YOUNTS V MRS. LAWRENCE LYNDON AUDREY THOMAS LARRY TUTTLE JERRY SMITH ROLAND STILES VIRGINIA WILSON MRS. JAMES PAYNE MOORE BROTHERS TRANS. CO., INC. High Point, North Carolina Class of 1962 LARRY RITCHIE PAULETTE SMITH HARRIET TYSINGER BRENDA YOUNTS I J.C. RUSSELL BILLY SHEFFIELD mm. : FREIDA ALBRIGHT Basketball 1,2, Junior Varsity 1,2; Science Club 3; F.H.A. 1,2; Dramatics Club 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Homecoming At- tendant 1; Homecoming Queen 2; Bus Driver 4; Class Officer 1; Cheerleader 4; Superlative 4. GENELLE BRYAN Bible 3; Band 4. Class of 1961 BARNEY BLAIR Football 2; Monogram Club 2. m RITA ALEXANDER F.H.A. 1,2,Officer 2; F.T.A. 3,4, Officer 4; Science Club 2,3, Play 2; Beta Club 3,4, Officer 4; Echo Staff 3,4; TIGER ROAR Staff 4; Bible 3;F.G.Bible Quiz Team 3; Librarian 4; Marshal 3,4; Super- latives 4. DOLAN BYERLY MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY, LIGHT GROCERY 31 INC ROCKY BYERLY Football 2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Band 4; Dramatics 3. Cl ass of 1961 JERRY BYERLY Football 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Band 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Science Club 2,3. STARLET CARTER Junior Varsity Basketball 1,2;F.H.A. 1,2; Senior Glee Club 3; Reporter and Librarian 3;Beta Club 3,4; Hi Lights Staff 3;Marshal 3; Pep Club 3; 4-H Club 1; Transferred 4. WAYNE EVERHART Science Club 2,3, Play 2; Band 1,2,3, Officer 2,3; Dramatics Club 4. NICK'S GRILL NANCY FLOWERS F.T.A. 1; Library Club 1; Volleyball Team 1; 4-H Club 2; Y-Teens 3; Future Nurses' Club 3; Beta Club 4; Transferred 4. AMAZON COTTON MILLS . illi Ip I fWjF %. w Class of 1961 usmm DONALD GALLIMORE Football 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Junior Varsity 1,2; Baseball 2,3,4; Superlatives 4; Class Officer 2,4; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Dramatics Club 4; Science Club 2,3, Play 2; TIGER ROAR Staff 3,4; All Conference Football 3; Boys' State Representative 3. SSSJBSSfS «25 LOUISE GALLIMORE F.H. A. 1; Science Club 2,Play 2; Beta Club 3,4; Echo Staff 3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Librarian 3; Columnist for Thomasville Times 4. RITA HEDRICK Class Officer 1,2, 3; Flag Twirler 1; Major- ette 2,3;Drum Majorette 4;Band Officer 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Junior Varsity 1; Sportsmanship Trophy 3;Monogram Club 2,3,4; Science Club 2, 3, Play 2,Offi- cer 3; TIGER ROAR Staff 2,3,4; Home- coming Attendant 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 3,4; Marshal 3,4; Beta Club 3,4, Officer 4; Popu- larity Contest 3; Youth Fitness Representative 3; Miss Queen of Hearts 3; Dramatics Club 4; Superlatives 4; Class Prophetess 4; Miss Fair Grove 4; Miss Tiger Roar 4; Reporter for High Point Enterprise 4. ROSA HAIRE Cheerleader 2,3,4, Chief 4; Band 4; Mono- gram Club 2,3,4; F.H. A.2,3,4;Homecoming Attendant 2,3; Homecoming Queen 4; Miss Central Tar-Heel 3; Contestant for Miss Queen Piedmont 3; Davidson County Dairy Princess Contestant 3; Science Club 3; Su- perlative 4. LONNIE HEPLER Basketball 1,2, Junior Varsity 1,2; Bible 2. CROWELL PAVING COMPANY SLATE SPECIALTY SALES 33 JUDY CLODFELTER HIGHTOWER Band 1,2, 3,4, Officer 4; Beta Club 3,4; Science Club 3; Class Officer 4; Echo Staff 3, Editor 4; Marshal 3,4; Superlative 4; Bible Club 1; Girls' State Representative 3; Class Historian 4. CHARLES HOLDER Basketball 2,3, Junior Varsity 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4, Junior Varsity 1,2; Band 4; Mono- gram Club 2,3,4. Class of 2962 NANCY HINSHAW F.H.A. 1,2; Science Club 3; Dramatics Club 4; Monogram Club 1,2, 3,4; Fall Festi- val Attendant 2; Echo Staff 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Junior Varsity 1. J.C. HILL Football 1; Junior Varsity Basketball 1. ROBERT HOWARD Bible Club 2,3,4; F.G. Bible Quiz Team 3; Representative toNational Bible Quiz Team 3. NICK'S BARBER SHOP 34 LEACH'S CURB MARKET mm ■ AUSTIN HUNT Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Football 1; Science Club 2; Bible Club 3; State-wide Bible Club 3. Class of 1961 BARBARA KINDLEY Class Officer 1,2, 3; Flag Twirler 1; Major- ette 2, Chief Majorette 3,4, Majorette of the Year Trophy 3; Band Officer 3,4; Basket- ball 1,2, Ju ni or Varsity 1,2, Manager 3; Homecoming Attendant 2,3,4; Popularity Contest 2; Science Club 2; F.H.A. 1,2,3; TIGER ROAR Staff 2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; F.T.A. 4; Beta Club 3,4, Officer 4; All Star Queen Contestant 2; Miss Queen Piedmont Contestant 4; Superlative 4. HINES HUNT Bible 3; Band 2; Science Club 3; Dramatics Club 4; Librarian 4. JERRY LAMBETH Bible Club 2,3,4, Officer 3; F.G. Bible Quiz Team 3,4; N.C. State Bible Club 2,3,4, Officer 4. THOMPSON AUTO COMPANY 35 EARL H. HEPLER STORE MARTHA LEARY Class Officer 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2, Officer 2; Cheerleader 2; Transferred 3. ESTON NORRIS Football 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1; Transferred 3. Class of 1961 VERNON PARRISH Football 2,3,4, Junior Varsity 2; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 4; Band 1,2, 3,4, Officer 1; Superlatives 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Class Officer 3, 4; Dramatics Club 4,Officer 4; Science Club 2,3, Play 2; Track 3,4; Lion Cub of the Month 4. SAUNDRA RIDGE 4-H Club 1; F.H.A. 1,2. JOYCE LEONARD F.H.A. 1,2. F.T. HART CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 36 THOMASON CHEVROLET COMPANY Class of 1961 DIANNE RITCHIE Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Junior Varsity 1,2; Science Club 3; F.H.A. 1,2; Dramatics Club 4, Officer 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4. ZENNIE ROLLINS Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Junior Varsity 1,2, All County Guard 3, All Tournament Team 3; TIGER ROAR Staff 3,4, Editor 4; Science Club 2,3, Officer 3, Play 2; F.T.A. 3,4, Officer 4; F. H. A, 1; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4, Co-Chief 4; Dramatics Club 4; Superlatives 4; Cheerleader for All Stars 3. EDGAR SHULER Monogram Club 2, 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Foot- ball 3; Bible 2; Band 4; Track 2,3,4. BARBARA SCARLETT Cheerleader 2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Science Club 2,3, Play 2; Fall Festival At- tendant 3; Homecoming Attendant 4; Class Officer 3,4; Dramatics Club 4, Officer 4; F.H.A. 1. DARRELL SMITH Bible Club 1; Band 4; Bus Driver 4; Dramatics Club 4. PEOPLES SAVINGS LOAN ELLIOTT'S FLORIST BOCOCK-STROUD Winston-Salem, North Carolina HOME BUILDING G LOAN Class of 1961 DAVID WORKMAN Science Club 2,3, Play 2; Band 1,2; Beta Club 3,4, Officer 4; Echo Staff 3,4; Marshal 3,4; Superlative 4; Dramatics Club 4, Officer 4. JACQUELIN WRENN F.H.A. 1,2, Officer 2; F.T.A. 2; Band 1,2,4; Beta Club 4; Science Club 2. FREDDY WRIGHT Band 2; Bible 3; Science Club 3; Dramatics Club 4; Marshal 3,4; Librarian 4; Superlative 4; Beta Club 4. LARRY YATES ,5'CS m i I • W y ROD GORDAN and RENE GALLIMORE Motto The difficult we do immediately, the impossible takes a little longer. Slower Gardenia Class Colors Green and white MRS. CLARENCE FOWLER Sponsor C.L. LOFTIN SHOE SHOP 40 RUSSELL COMAN Class Hisfory 32-8-60, no, that isn't right. This is how we, the class of 1961 began our high school years—trying to remember the right combination for our lockers and where to be and when. Mr. Dunning, Mrs. Hedrick, and Mr. Garrison were there to be sure that we didn't get lost too often. As the first days and weeks dragged on, we began to wonder if we would ever make it through those next four years. There were so many different tasks about being a freshman and getting used to high school life. Our sponsors helped us through those dark days and then things began to look up. Basketball came along and several of our freshman girls were able to play. Serving at the Junior-Senior banquet was quite a thrill and proved to increase our interest in school. After we had suffered through mid-term and final exams we were ready for three months rest. September 1958, now Sophomores, we trooped back with renewed strength. We were fewer in number but greater in spirits. Mr. Hoyle, Mrs. Hall, and Mr. Hall were there to help us when the going got rough. This year minus the pleasure of combination locks we spent most of our time writing Biology term papers and doing Algebra. Basketball, football, serving again at the Junior-Senior, and the wonderful parties seemed to give us the interest and energy to make it through exams and another year. Would you like to buy a magazine? Our magazine drive got our Junior year off to a good start. This project was to raise money so we would be able to give the Seniors a banquet. Typing and Spanish were our problems this year but Mrs. Payne and Mrs. Lyndon, our sponsors, helped make them a little easier and a little more fun. Under the direction of Mrs. Hedrick, we planned our Junior-Senior. April 8, 1960, Cinderella relived her magic night. There was eating, dancing, and then the crowning of Cinderella and Prince Charming, who were Margaret Grubb and Jerry Little. 1960, well, here we are—Seniors. It doesn't seem possible, but it's really here; Macbeth and all. Our goal of being a Senior has been achieved but we have more goals to meet. A trip to Washington is in our plans and it will take work to get there. With the help of our Senior sponsor, Mrs. Fowler, we feel that we can easily reach this goal. Some of our other goals won't be so easy to reach—college, business school, nurse's training, a success in business, or just a plain good citizen are things that will take more years of hard work. Those next four years seem now like only a few days. There just hasn't been enough time to spend with our friends, with our teachers, or on our work. If we had these past four years to do over we would like to do them differently and yet we wouldn't want to change a thing. Fair Grove High School has been a wonderful experience for everyone who has ever attended it and we aren't any different. Thank you, Fair Grove, Mr. Kearns, and faculty, for making our school years so wonderful. Forgive us for our mistakes and the times we played when we should have worked. Fair Grove will always be in our hearts. 41 Class Prophecy If you'd like to look into the seeds of time, And see what will become of the classmates of mine, Listen then to me as I prophesy, The fate of the last senior class of Fair Grove High. Some achieved new wealth or fame, Others remained very much the same. FREIDA decided to move near a monastery, It seems there was a monk she wanted to marry. RITA ALEXANDER put her wit and knowledge to good use, She's now teaching the first grade at a school in Massuchusetts. ZENNIE is also teaching, but in the sunshine state, She says her girls' Physical Ed class is really great. BARNEY now edits a newspaper in New York, And says his reporter LONNIE is doing very fine work. DARRELL turned out to be a top notch mechanic, He services the bus DOLAN drives from the Pacific to the Atlantic. ESTON now runs several used car lots, While ROBERT and LARRY handle the air traffic as pilots. You know how much SONNY SWAIM always liked to debate, Well, he's now arguing as a politician all over the state. GARY who was voted Most Likely to Succeed, Is now a congressman and has proved his ability great indeed. Since elected President VERNON is quite a busy man, Of course he receives some help from Vice-President SONNY WESTMORELAND. JEEP gained fame for setting an all-time pace, And used it to win the well-known Darlington Race. BARBARA KINDLEY is now known as the worlds' best twirler, I guess her position as chief majorette really meant a lot to her. CLELL moved to Reno and opened a night club of bliss, JERRY BYERLY handles his gambling tables like a whiz. ROCKY is kept busy fighting off his fans, As he travels over the U.S. with his rock-n-roll band. JUDY has her record of dependability to thank, For her present job at the First National Bank. DONALD is now an important business man, And has his own private secretary, DIANNE. SAUNDRA owns a fashion shop on 5th Avenue. Where GENELLE and JACKIE model clothes for tall girls and help design them too. NANCY having finished an Ashmore Business Course, Is head bookkeeper for a chain of Stamey Stores. ROSA is now a hostess for Trans World Airlines, And with her smile and personality is doing fine. CHARLES turned to a career no one expected, He leads an exciting life as a private detective. JERRY LAMBETH has become a great Methodist preacher, While his friend AUSTIN helps him as the mens' Sunday School teacher. JOYCE now has her own beauty parlor, MAXINE serves as receptionist and books appointments for her. EDGAR opened a shoe store selling only ladies shoes, (I wonder what remarks this brought from Cinda Lou.) Do you remember STARLET and CAROLYN, our two new girls? As Navy nurses they now tour the world. LOUISE also chose a military career, She's really enjoying life as a WAVE, so I hear. FREDDY has made quite a career of writing fiction, Publisher HINES HUNT gave his books a great deal of recognition. Mrs. Fowler always said DAVID had a wav of getting an answer, He's put that ability to use now as a famous lawyer. MARTHA a foreign correspondent came to be, She keeps in touch with LINDA who's now working at the library. Walt Disney is still famous and we're proud to say, Our former classmate, BARBARA SCARLETT, heads his art department of today. WAYNE never definitely said what he wanted to be, But he recently graduated from college with a doctor's degree. And I, RITA HEDRICK, finally reached my aim, I'm coaching football at Notre Dame. But you'll never guess what I was told by policeman J.C. HILL, Mrs. Fowler finally quit teaching and got a job at the mill! 42 RITA HEDRICK Class Prophetess Key Notes MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Zennie Rollins and Gary Watford NEATEST Freida Albright and Freddy Wright MOST POPULAR Rita Hedrick and Donald Gallimore WITTIEST Rita Alexander and Clell Snider 'V ? ■« ' ' -; I $? $. 1111 PRETTIEST and MOST HANDSOME Rosa Haire and David Workman Key BEST ALL AROUND Rita Hedrick and Vernon Parrish Notes MOST DEPENDABLE Judy Hightower and Vernon Parrish MOST VERSATILE Zennie Rollins and Donald Gallimore 1 £ ' ; -i m - i H %' i £ ■ SS- ? 1H y.- .at:- ■ mM. v wmmwS® 1£S £ £38 kM mm iai i i ____ ®s-'«sr-r“ - «i; -,; ' • • .w i ■■■ MOST ATHLETIC Rita Hedrick and Donald Gallimore MOST STUDIOUS Rita Alexander and Gary Watford MOST COURTEOUS Barbara Kindley and Vernon Parrish MOST TALENTED Rita Hedrick and George Swaim jm dm £ Jfc j§ ft j S' 1. Barbara Scarlett, 2. Vernon Parrish, 3. Martha Leary, 4. Barney Blair, 5. Sonny Swaim, 6. Maxine Hunt, 7. Saundra Ridge, 8. Darrell Smith, 9 Genelle Bryan, 10. Jerry Lambeth, 11. Freddy Wright, 12. Charles Holder, 13.Nancy Hinshaw, 14.George Swaim, 15. Edgar Shuler, 16. Rosa Haire, 17. Dolan Byerly, 18. Dianne Ritchie, 19. Freida Albright, 20. Donald Gallimore. COBLE SPORTING GOODS KEARNS 8 WHITE GARAGE 1. Nancy Flowers, 2. Clell Snider, 3. Rocky Byerly, 4. Gary Watford, 5. Rita Hedrick, 6. Jacquelin Wrenn, 7. Zennie Rollins, 8. Rita Alexander, 9. Judy Hightower, 10, Starlet Carter, 11. Joyce Leonard, 12. Hines Hunt, 13.J.C.Hill, 14.Lonnie He pier, 15. Sonny Westmoreland, 16. Barbara Kindley, 17. Wayne Everhart, 18. Louise Gallimore, 19. David Workman, 20. Austin Hunt. GRIMES ROOFING SIDING FAIR GROVE FOOD CENTER Skew £asf Will and Oestamcnt of The 1961 Senior Class We, the Senior Class of Fair Grove High School, realizing with unforgettable memories and proudness in our hearts, that our last school days are approaching, do hereby declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. ARTICLE I To our principal, Mr. E.T. Kearns, Jr., we leave our heartfelt appreciation for his kindness and understanding to each of us and for the many hours he has spent to guide us and help us to better ourselves in our future life to come. ARTICLE II To the faculty, we leave our sincere thanks for all the helpful advice and guidance they so willingly gave us and for the boosting they gave us when the going was rough. ARTICLE III To our parents, we leave our eternal gratitude for making our education possible and hope that we may become what they desire us to be. ARTICLE IV DAVID WORKMAN wills his ability to smooth-talk the teachers to Jim Harris. WAYNE EVERHART wills his pokiness to Rebecca Huskins. ROSA HAIRE wills her position as chief cheerleader to Lynda Bryant. EDGAR SHULER wills his love to Cinda McKinnon. HINES HUNT wills his constant smile to Jerry Myers. RITA HEDRICK wills her drum majorette suit to Harriet Tysinger and her position on the basketball team to Lillian Pope. DARRELL SMITH wills his ability to drive a school bus to Larry Ritchie. LONNIE HEPLER wills his tallness to Gilmer Gallimore. JOYCE LEONARD wills her ability to be quiet to Shelvia Norris. JERRY LAMBETH wills his even temper to Red Cranford. FREIDA ALBRIGHT wills her blond hair to Sharon Hutchins. STARLET CARTER wills her blond hair to Sandra Hutchins so that she will still be a twin. DONALD GALLIMORE wills his presidency of the Senior Class to Woody Fowler and his ability to stay in Spanish II to Harold Byerly. ROCKY BYERLY wills his crop of red freckles to Wayne Grubb. LENDA EVERHART wills her ability to be tardy to class to Patty Proctor. GENELLE BRYAN wills her tallness to Virginia Wilson. VERNON PARRISH wills his ability to be witty to Roland Stiles and his squirrel hunting to Egg Embler. BARBARA KINDLEY wills her chief majorette suit to Lillian Pope and her ability to leave school without getting caught to Paulette Smith. JACKIE WRENN wills her ability to understand Macbeth to Jerry Smith. LOUISE GALLIMORE wills her cheerleading suit to Victor Matthews and her ability to do Spanish II to Billy Sheffield. ZENNIE ROLLINS wills her editorship of the annual to Harriet Tysinger, her orange bracelets and shoes to Mrs. Lyndon, and Lucky 13 to Brenda Younts. NANCY HINSHAW wills her basketball suit, number 12, to Audrey Thomas. GARY WATFORD wills his brains to J.C. Russell. BARNEY BLAIR wills his wavy hair to Larry Ritchie. LARRY YATES wills his ability to play basketball to Buren Perry. AUSTIN HUNT wills his shortness and his ability to understand geometry to David Lambeth. NANCY FLOWERS wills her good grades to Shirley Hughes, in hope that she won't have to work too hard next year. BARBARA SCARLETT wills her giggle box to Brenda Eddinger and her ability to be in Mrs. Payne's room four periods a day to Joyce Black. JEEP SWAIM wills his football suit to Gilmer Gallimore. J.C. HILL wills his quietness to Victor Matthews. DIANNE RITCHIE wills her ability to go steady to Brenda Younts. SAUNDRA RIDGE wills her concern for the male population to Deane Goforth. CHARLES HOLDER wills his ability to play the drums to Harold Miller. JERRY BYERLY wills his school bus to Woody Younts. DOLAN BYERLY wills his ability to date sophomore girls to Darrell Hedrick. SONNY WESTMORELAND wills his love for chevrolets to Harold Byerly. ESTON NORRIS wills his love for hunting to Larry Tuttle. ROBERT HOWARD leaves his excuses to get in the library fourth period to Harold Hughes. SONNY SWAIM wills his position on the football team to Woody Younts. RITA ALEXANDER wills her ability to type to Lynda Bryant. JUDY HIGHTOWER wills her ability to get married to Joyce Black. MAXINE HUNT and MARTHA LEARY will their love for '58 white Chevrolet convertibles to Andy Varner. CLELL SNIDER wills his love for Mrs. Fowler to Red Cranford. And I, FREDDY WRIGHT, will my good times in high school to Jerry Myers. - - ARTICLE V To The Class of '62, '63, and '64. We leave all our excuses for getting out of class; our textbooks filled with the numerous notes we have written to one another and the underlined answers, with our sincerest wish that they may prove to be useful to you. May your remaining years at Fair Grove be as happy and enjoyable as ours have been. To this, our Last Will and Testament, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and sixty-one, do set our seal on this the twenty-ninth day of May, nineteen hundred and sixty-one. I r%. m m ' 1 Activities m': ■ iSf ■ ; . -A® . 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First row, left to right: Rita Alexander, Starlet Carter, Patty Proctor, Rita Hedrick, Barbara Kindley, Louise Gallimore , Judy Hightower, Zennie Rollins, Jackie Wrenn, Lynda Bryant, Brenda Eddinger, Shirley Hughes, Harriet Tysinger. Second row: Paulette Smith, Sandra Hutchins, Sharon Hutchins, Harold Byerly, Woody Fowler, David Workman, Jim Harris, Gary Watford, Freddy Wright, Victor Matthews, Virginia Wilson, Bill Garrison, Sponsor. BLACK LUMBER COMPANY, LAKE VIEW SUPER MARKET 52 INC 3uture a First row, left to right: Rita Alexander, Zennie Rollins, Brenda Eddinger, Audrey Thomas, Mrs. Hedrick, Sponsor. Second row: Jill Everhart, Lynda Bryant, Ginger Evans, Lynn Powell. Third row: Pat Lambeth, Pat Tysinger, of America Elaine Matthews, Reva Gallimore, Aurelia Taylor.Fourth row: Barbara Kindley, Linda Beeson, Mary Nell Guin, Shelia Leonard, Rita Hedrick. Bus Drivers Kneeling: Harold Byerly, Darrell Smith, Jerry Byerly. Standing: Miss Nancy Jo Kennedy, Mrs. Bodenheimer, Audrey Thomas, Freida Albright, David Hughes. RAGAN KNITTING COMPANY, PEOPLES SAVINGS LOAN 53 INC Our paper . . . Patty Proctor, David Workman, Louise Gallimore. Judy Hightower,Freddy Wright,Lynda Bryant, Rita Alexander. Shirley Hughes, Brenda Eddinger, Gary Watford. Sandra Hutchins, Sharon Hutchins, Jim Harris. Gfte Scfto Staff ---------------,------------- ..................i� .................. First row, left to right: Rita Alexander, Sharon Hutchins, Sandra Hutchins, Lynda Bryant, Louise Gallimore, Judy Hightower, Patty Proctor. Second row: Shirley Hughes, Brenda Eddinger, David Workman, Jim Harris, Gary Watford, Freddy Wright. DOGWOOD HOISERY HEPLER BROS. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY CAROLINA PLASTIC PRODUCTS Marshals FREDDY WRIGHT DAVID WORKMAN JUDY HIGHTOWER Marshals GARY WATFORD Chief aw RITA ALEXANDER 57 RITA HEDRICK 3air Grave mm ■ « «? , Jr 4 Jr : I S' § £gp W .:. . � ;:■ visa s:-:.- ;.¥• .■’. vi '4 l 0 pf ►iit | ' 'mffml ft ' - MIR i KJliL I MR. CAREY DAVIS Band Director First row, left to right: Cinda Lou McKinnon, Teresa Craver. Second row: Brenda Welbom, Linda Jones, Reba Kay Fowler, Annette Fouts. Third row: Ricky Embler, Harold Baity, Jacky Davis, Danny Gallimore, Johnny Starrett. Fourth row: Mary Neal Guin, Evelyn Starrett, Billy Hill, Deane Goforth, Carol Haney, Mr. Carey Davis. Fifth row: Judy Hightower, Wayne Everhart, Jackie Wrenn, Jeepn Swaim. Sixth row: Rosa Haire, Dale Faircloth, Sonny Swaim, Vernon Parrish,David Workman, Clell Snider. RITA LOU HEDRICK Drum Majorette 58 Notewortfiies Virginia Wilson, Harriet Tysinger, Lillian Pope. Barbara Kindley, Chief M a j o re 11 e; Jill Everhart, Aurelia Taylor, Paulette Smith. Linda Beeson, Edith Sheffield, Ginger Evans, Lynn Powell. r v?r v IP •Jm ' . Ml w . fS . ’ h ' B S 1 i v ' . • - ■ it • THE FABRIC CENTER YADKIN VALLEY CHEVROLET COMPANY Denton, North Carolina 59 J. ELMER HILL INSURANCE DENTON SERVICE STATION Denton, North Carolina — RITA HEDRICK smst i i ,-i m •• v- ? f|f t' r 2 oming ROSA HAIRE 6K':51 PK i it WM I 1 k ,. % I'Xf Hi RITA HEDRICK BARBARA SCARLETT Attendant PAULETTE SMITH BARBARA KINDLEY Ii BARBARA KINDLEY Miss Oueen Piedmont Contestant THE FURNITURE CENTER SWICEGOODS BARBECUE HILL MOTOR COMPANY Denton, North Carolina 64 ED HILL'S FURNITURE APPLIANCE COMPANY Denton, North Carolina Miss 3air Grove GARDNER'S AUTO SERVICE THOMAS VILLE BROADCASTING COMPANY 65 WTNC WTNC -FM Jff BILL BLAIR TV SERVICE J. HOWARD WARD SON Cunchroom Cadies Left to right: Mrs. Lomax, Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Dennis, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Pierce. 3uture Homemakers of America First row, left to right: Brenda Eddinger, Joyce Black, Pat Tysinger, Pat Lambeth, Audrey Thomas, Harriet Tysinger, Brenda Younts. Second row: Linda Beeson, Coella Gallimore, Mary Guin, Aurelia Taylor, Jill Everhart, Paulette Smith. Third row: Elaine Matthews, Ruby Payne,Linda Boles, Dianne Hunt, Reva Gallimore, Rosa Haire. Fourth row: Miss Bowers, Sponsor; Sylvia Leonard, Penny Leonard, Jenelee Hill. 66 DONALD GALL IMO RE Most Valuable Player MR. JOHN DOBY Coach FAIR GROVE HIGH SCHOOL Football Schedule of 1960 20 36 18 37 7 14 14 0 19 20 Sept. 2 Sept. 10 Sept. 16 Sept. 23 Sept. 30 Fair Grove Scores h % .-H First row, left to right: Woody Fowler, Larry Embler, Billy Sheffield, Donald Gallimore,Charles Holder,Jerry Smith, James Cranford, Clell Snider, Jerry Byerly,j| Raymond Nicholson, J.C. Russell, George Swaim, Vernon Parrish. Second row:| -s. 1 Joot all Assistant Coach, Mr. Buck; Wpody Younts -Wayne Crouse, Bobby Fabbre, Jimmy • 4 Stanley, Joe Grooms, Sonny Swaim, Richard Doby, Larry Swaim, Jerry Koontz, i Mitchell Raybon, Norris Rife, Tommy Everhart, Coach, John Doby. y ■ !0 Oct. 6 West Davidson 19 - 32 t Oct. 21 Denton 7 - 25 Oct. 28 Central Davidson 0 - 6 rt Nov. 4 Allen Jay 13 - 12 Fair Grove Scores Total Won 7 Lost 2 JERRY SMITH Captain David Lomax Bobby Reece Michael Faircloth Waterboys JSSEEE BacE WOODY FOWiR yfullback $y Blocking wmmmm rove GEORGE SWAIM Wingback � � r al OEE £i:si NANCY HINSHAW Forward Dec. 3 Dec. 6 Dec. 13 Dec. 14 Dec. 16 Dec. 19 Jan. 3 Jan. 6 T rinity....... Ledford........ North Davidson Jamestown. ... Pilot....... Central........ Denton......... West Davidson. FREIDA ALBRIGHT Guard RITA HEDRICK Forward LINDA HUSKINS Forward ZENNIE ROLLINS Guard FAIR GROVE HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SCHEDULE of 1960-1961 Home Jan. 10 Home Jan. 13 Away Jan. 20 Away Jan. 24 Away Jan. 31 Home Feb. 3 Home Feb. 7 Away Feb. 10 Jamestown. .. ., Central........ Trinity........ Ledford........ North Davidson, Pilot.......... Denton........ West Davidson. Home Away Away Away Home Home Away Home :■ S DIANNE RITCHIE Guard Bas£ef£5a gsBjjggl Left to right: Linda Huskins, Rita Hedrick, Hinshaw,Freida Albright,Zennie Rollins, Dianne Nancy Ritchie, Aurelia Taylor, Pat Norris, Edith Sheffield, Pat Lambeth, Lillian Pope, Audrey Thomas. MR. JOHN DOBY Coach 73 ;? I ;; Dec. 3 Dec. 6 Dec. 13 Dec. 14 Dec. 16 Dec. 19 Jan. 3 Jan. 6 FAIR GROVE HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SCHEDULE of 1960-1961 Trinity..........................Home Ledford..........................Home North Davidson.................. Away Jamestown....................... Away Pilot............................Away Central..........................Home Denton.......................... Home West Davidson................... Away Jan. 10 Jan. 13 Jan. 20 Jan. 24 Jan. 31 Feb. 3 Feb. 7 Feb. 10 Jamestown..........................Home Central........................... Away Trinity............................Away Ledford........................... Away North Davidson.................... Home Pilot............................. Home Denton............................ Away West Davidson......................Home VERNON PARRISH Forward DONALD GALLIMORE Forward BUREN PERRY Center JAMES CRANFORD Guard JERRY SMITH Guard ■Ml ■ ' rnm : ' - W� . ■ - •� •- k... First row, left to right: Dale Faircloth, James Cranford, Vernon Parrish, Gilmer Gallimore. Second row: Jerry Smith, Donald Gallimore, Buren Perry, Billy Sheffield, Carroll Beusse. MR. JOHN DOBY Coach Bas£d6a Cheerleaders mm v«s'•’%' t,]|l « pes; mmwi •$$$$$ . ,,: tpi - - Mfm .... . ., . r: :? ' •3$ w-W | ri« t BssIpW i iwpir' ,a«wi mmm-majj jmm nmm mmm mmu Monoqx m CluS First row, left to right: Barbara Scarlett, Freida Albright, Linda Bryant, John Doby, Zennie Rollins, Louise Gallimore, Rosa Haire. Second row: Austin Hunt, Sonny Swaim, Vernon Parrish, Paulette Smith, Jill Everhart, Dianne Ritchie, Woody Fowler, Raymond Nicholson, Barbara Kindley, Lillian Pope, Aurelia Taylor, Nancy Hinshaw, Edith Sheffield, Audrey Thomas,Linda Huskins, Third row: Virginia Wilson, Cinda McKinnon, Rita Hedrick, Harriet Tysinger, Andy Varner, George Swaim, Donald Gallimore, Jerry Smith, Clell Snider, Jimmy Stanley, Joe Turner, Tommy Everhart. Fourth row: Edgar Shuler, Harold Miller, Charles Holder, James Cranford, J.C. Russell, Jerry Byerly, Buren Perry, Woody Younts, Billy Sheffield, Bobby Fabbre, Larry Embler. Mrs. 3a66re AL’S BEAUTY SHOP PREVOST REFRIGERATION SERVICE 78 LOMAX CAFE SILER FUNERAL HcHlE Primary 3aculty typify . 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