Franklin High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Mount Airy, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1958 volume:

FRANKLIN SCHOOL JUNIOR HIGH BUILDING ELEMENTARY BUILDING HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING FOREWORD Time changes all things In a few hours, fire took away our old elementary building on February 6, 1957. In a few months, good planning and skilled hands provided a new 13 room building. With the hardships and heartaches of the spring of 1957 came a feeling of close unity between teachers, parents, children and indeed, of the community. A new Franklin carries on in cooperative progress. THE SENIOR CLASS OF FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS ... Time is a sort of river of passing events, and strong is its current... Our theme of TIME wi 11 help to portray some of the passing events that have occurred this year. We have fried to select those happenings which have been most signifi¬ cant in our school year. When the book is closed, the current of the river of events will have flowed over the rocks of time into a new year. MISS LOUISE KENDALL Adviser RETROSPECT 1958 RETROSPECT STAFF DON RUMLEY Editor PEGGY EADES Editor .Kid ii; Jiiyii FRED NORMAN Business Manager ANN FLEMING Business Manager To every life there comes a time supreme mm !S8 -Yp ' 4 mu mm ! ■ _ . DEDICATION ROY E. SIMMONS, JR. The Se n i o r Class dedicates this 1 958 RETROSPECT to Mr. Roy E. Simmons, Jr. in appreciation for his efforts, his interest, and his help in all phases of student life. Mr. Simmons isa man of decision and a be¬ liever in fair treatment for all. He carries his own loadand always has a helping hand for others. .. . There is a time to keep si lent, and a time to speak. .. First love Now, this is the formula s. In J.C. Hiatt, prin- c i p a I, we have the most dedicated lead¬ ers h i pfor ourschool. His devotion to Frank- I i n and his sincerity in effort has earned our affectionate grat¬ itude . .. .Be ruled by Time, the wisest counselor of all... A D M 1 N ! S T R A T I 0 N Progress in a school is in direct relation to the type of leadership available. Surry County is most fortunate in having as Superintendent of schools, a man of vision with faith in his fellow man: J. Sam Gentry. Clinton W. Moseley, a member of Surry County Board of Fducation, has faithfully carried out his duties in pro¬ moting the best interest of school children in the county. HIGH SCHOOL ...A time like this demands strong minds, great hearts, true faith, and ready hand... From good teachers we received much more than instruction. Guidance and love and a helping hand from these, our teachers, help us as students, to develop into better men and women. ROY E. SIMMONS, JR. Duke University-A.B. Algebra, Math, Coach Girls ' and Boys ' ' Basketball Interests—Fishing and Hunting MISS VIRGINIA CO LTRANE Radford College-B.S. Home Economics Interests—Sewing and Crafts MISS BETTY MITCHELL Appalachian State Teachers College-B.S. Commercial Courses Interest-Sports CARLOS SURRATT MRS. T. F. REECE University of N.C.-A.B. Appalachian State Teachers College-M.A. English and General Business Interests-Reading and Fami ly Winthrop College-A.B. English and Civics Interest-Music FACULTY MISS LOUISE KENDALL BOBBY G. JOHNSON MRS. FRED BRADFORD Guilford College-A.B. Appalachian State Teachers College-M.A. English, Spanish, and Librarian Interests-Fishing and Out¬ door Cooking Appalachian State Teachers College-B.S. Physical Education and Social Studies Interest-Sports Womans Col lege, Universi of N.C.-A.B. Science and English Interest-Cooking and Readi ng i MRS. MARY V. HERRING LOCKLEAR Womans College-University of N .C .-A.B . Guidance and Social Studies Interests-Reading and Dogs MRS. CURTIS C. CARROLL Womans Col lege. University of N.C.-B. S Biology and Chemistry Interest-Reading GEORGE G. BEASLEY (Practice Teacher) Appalachian State Teachers Col lege-B. S. Commercial Courses and Social Studies Interests-Sports and Inter¬ nationa I Affa irs ■■ ' i SENIOR CLASS us a lesson ‘ t ' � Mr r f 1 a ? i SENIORS ; SHELBA HILL.Secretary JUDY BEAMER and HAZEL BEASLEY.Co-Treasurers RONNIE SCOTT.President JERRY PARKER..Vice-President SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS RACHEL MAGDALENE ARRINGTON Nickname Ray :Favorite Saying, Law Me ; Hobby, Cook¬ ing Library Club 2-3-4; F.H. A. 1-2-3-4, Parliamentarians,- F. T.A. 2-3-4; Glee Club 2-3-4; Spanish Club 2-3; Friendl iest. RONALD BEAMER Nickname, Lou; Favorite Saying, Whats you say ; Hobby, Collecting Money Basketball-Varsity 1-2-3-4, Co-Captain 3-4; Monogram Club 1-2-3-4, Vice President 3; Honor Society 3-4; 4“ H 2; F.T.A. 3, Treasurer; F.F.A. 1; Hi-Life Staff 3-4; Class President 1-2-3; Activity Committee 4, Co-Chair¬ man; Dramatics 2-3; Most Likely to Succeed. JUDITH KAY BEAMER Nickname, Judy; Favorite Saying, Mercy ; Hobby, Sew¬ ing BasketbalI - Jayvee 1; Monogram Club 2-3-4; Honor So¬ ciety 3-4; F.H.A. 1-2-3-4, Song Leader 3, Parliamen¬ tarian 4; Class Co-Treasurer 4; Glee Club 2-3-4, Officer 4; Marshal 3; Spanish Club 2-3; CommerciaI Club 3; Dra¬ matics 3; Cheerleader 2-3-4; Homecoming Court 1 —2—3— 4; Best Personality. BILLY GRAY COCKERHAM Nickname, Bill; Favorite Saying, Ah Shucks ; Hobby, Cars Most Bashful. JUNIOR LEE CHILDRESS Nickname, Elvis; Favorite Saying, Hey Chief ; Hobby, Sports Basketball 1-2-3, Captain 3(Lambsburg); BasebalI 1-2- 3-4, Captain 2; 4-H 1; Hi-Life Staff 1-2; Dramatics 1; Most Adaptable. BARBARA NELL BOBBITT Nickname, Babs; Favorite Saying, Well, I ' ll Be! Hobby, Photography Glee Club 1-2-3; Most Co-Operative. ARVIL RAY EASTER Nickname, Red; Favorite Saying, See You Christmas; Hobby, Dogs and Horses; Bus Drivers Club 2-3-4; Glee Club 3; Most Contented. HAZEL BEASLEY Favorite Saying, Gee Whiz ; Hobby, Reading Basketba11-Varsity 2; Honor Society 3-4, Treasurer 4; Li¬ brary Club 2-3-4, Secretary 4; F.H.A. 1-2-3-4, Parlia¬ mentarian 2, Treasurer 4; F.T.A. 2-3-4; Yearbook Staff 3-4; Class Officer 1 — 2—3—4; Glee Club 2-3-4; Marshal 3; Spanish Club 2-3, Secretary 2; Homecoming Court 4; Most Likely to Succeed. MARY PEGGY BONDURANT Nickname, Peg; Favorite Saying, You ' re Kidding, Of Course ; Hobby, Reading Basketball 2-3; Honor Society 4; Library Club 2-3-4; F. H.A. 1 -2-3-4, Officer 3-4; F.T.A. 2-3-4; Glee Club 2-3-4; Spanish Club 2-3; Most Dependable. ROSCOE EDWARD EASTER Nickname, Ross; Favorite Saying, Dig that Jazz ; Hobby, Sports Basketball 2-3-4, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 1-2-4; Foot¬ ball 1-2-3-4, Captain 3; Monogram Club 2-3-4; Library Club 3-4; 4-H 1-2; F.T.A. 2-3-4; F.F.A. 1; Bus Drivers Club 3-4; Hi-Life Staff 4; Glee Club 1-2-3; Commercial Club 3-4; Most Athletic. LOMA LEE BOBBITT Nickname, Lomie; Favorite Saying, Good Gracious ; Hobby, Baby Sitting Glee Club 2-3-4; Class Comedian. EVA JOY CAUDLE Nickname, Bugs; Favorite Saying, Shucks ; Hobby, Skating Basketball-Jayvee 1; F.H.A. 1-2-3-4; Best Sport. SUE COLLINS Nickname, Half-pint; Favorite Saying, That Would Be Tellin g ; Hobby, Reading Basketbal I-Varsity 2-3; Honor Society 4; F . H.A. 1 —2—3— 4; 4-H 3;Hi — Life Staff, Editor 4; Glee Club 2-3-4, Of¬ ficer 3; Spanish Club 2; Commercial Club 3; Dramatics 2; Cutest. MICKEY RAY GARDNER Nickname, Mick; Favorite Saying, Ah Bull ; Hobby, Cars Bus Drivers Club 3-4; Most Cheerful. NANCY COLLINS Nickname, Nan; Favorite Saying, Ah Shoot ; Hobby, Collecting Salt Shakers Monogram C lub 4; F.H.A. 2-3; Hi-Life Staff 4; Glee C lub 3-4; Cheerleader 4; Commercial Club 3-4; Most Adap¬ table . DONALD HAWKS Nickname, Don; Favorite Saying, Ag Nab It ; F.F.A. 1; Bus Drivers Club 3-4; Most Cooperative. SEN LOUISE CREED Nickname, Lou, Favorite Saying, You Don ' t Say ; Hobby, Studying People BasketbalI-Jayvee 1; F . H.A. 1-2-3; 4-H 1-2; Class Of- ficer3; Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Commercial Club 2; Quietest. JAMES MATTHEW JESSUP, JR. Hobby, Drag Racing; Library Club 3-4; F.T.A. 3-4; Photo Club 3; Bus Drivers Club 3-4; Yearbook Staff 4; Marshal 3; Spanish Club 2-3; Dramatics 3; Most Original. PEGGY EADES Nickname, Cleo; Favorite Saying, All Right ; Hobby, Sewing Honor Society 3-4, Secretary 4; Library Club 2-3-4; F, H.A. 1-2-3-4, Secretary 3, Reporter 4; F.T.A. 2-3-4; Historian 3-4; Yearbook Staff, Assistant Editor 3, Co-Ed¬ itor 4; Glee Club 2-3-4; Marshal 3; Spanish Club 2-3; Most Studious. JAMES EDWARD MclNTYRE Nickname, Mac; Favorite Saying, Ah Heck; Hobby, Tinkering with Tape Recorder Basketbal I-Jayvee 1, Varsity 2; Baseball 2; Library Club 2; Photo Club 1-2-3; Bus Drivers Club 3—4; Hi —Life Staff, Assistant Editor 4; Most Popular. JOHN FRED NORMAN, JR. ANN FLEMING Nickname, Annie; Favorite Saying, Great Day ; Hobby, Reading Basketball 2; Honor Society 4; Library Club 2-3-4; F.H. A. 1-2-3-4, Pianist 3-4; F.T.A. 3; Yearbook Staff 3-4; Glee Club 2-3-4; Spanish Club 2; Most Talented. GENEVA REECE FREEMAN Favorite Saying, You Know ; Hobby, Writing Letters Basketbal l-Jayvee 1; F.H.A. 1-2; Hi-Life Staff 1; Glee Club 1-2; Most Courteous. Nickname, Fred; Favorite Saying, Aw, Come On Now ; Hobby, Loafing Basketbal I-Varsity 2-3; Baseball 2; Monogram Club, Trea¬ surer 3-4; Library Club 2-3-4, President 4; F.T.A. 3-4; Photo Club 1; Bus Drivers Club 3-4; Yearbook Staff 3-4; Spanish Club 2-3; CommerciaI Club 3; Dramatics 2; Most Dignified. WILMA JOY GOLDING Nickname, Will; Favorite Saying, Your Never Dislike Anyone You Really Know ; Hobby, Dancing Basketball 1-2-3-4; Monogram Club 1-2-3-4; Honor So¬ ciety 3-4; F.H.A. 1 -2-3-4, Vice President 3, President 4; 4-H 1; F.T.A. 3; Hi-Life Staff 4; Class Officer 1, Co- Chairman Activity Committee 4; Glee Club 2-3-4; Mar¬ shal 3; Spanish Club 2; Dramatics 2-3; Homecoming Court 2; Most Dignified. ORS JAMES STEPHEN MOSELEY Nickname, Steve; Favorite Saying, What If ; Hobby, Hunting and Fishing Honor Society 3-4, Vice President 4; 4-H 1; F.F .A. 1; Bus Drivers Club 3-4, President 4; Glee Club 2; Hi-Life Staff 3; Class Comedian. FRANCES NELL JACKSON Nickname, Mulie; Favorite Saying, Carne ; Hobby, Talking Honor Society 3-4; Library Club 2-3-4; Yearbook Staff 3-4;Class Officer l;Glee Club 2-3-4, Officer 4; Mar¬ shal 3, Chief; Spanish Club 1-2; Dr,g{ na | : c s 3; Home¬ coming Court 4; Be - JERRY PARKER Nickname, Red; Favorite Saying, Cotton Picking ; Hobby, Singing ftFootball 3; F.F.A. 1-2; Hi-Life Staff 3-4; Class Officer 2-4; Glee Club 1-2-3; Best Personality. SHELBY JEAN HILL Favorite Saying, Huh, What ; Hobby, Skating Basketball-Jayvee 1; Monogram Club 2-3-4; Honor So¬ ft ciety 3-4, Officer 4; F.H.A. 2-3-4; Hi-Life Staff 4; g Class Officer3—4; GleeClub 2-3-4; Dramatics 3; Cheer- C ' eader 1-2-3-4, Chief4; Homecoming Court 3-4, Queen 4; Most Popular. LORETTa SUt jakkcl ' l Nickname, Ret; Favorite Saying, Good Gracious ; Hobby, Cooking Basketball 1-2-3-4, Co-Captain 4; Softball 1 —2—3—4; Monogram Club 2-3-4, Officer 4; F.H.A. 1-2-3-4, Officer 2-3-4; Glee Club 2-3-4, President 4; Spanish Club 2; Homecoming Court 3-4; Best Looking. RONALD WAYNE SCOTT Nickname, Ronnie; Favorite Saying, Ah Junk ; Hobby, Sports Basketball 2-3-4; Baseball 1-2-4; Football 2-3-4, Co- Captain 4; Monogram Club 2-3-4, President 4; Honor So¬ ciety 4; 4-H 4; F.T.A. 4; Bus Driver 2-3-4; President 4; Hi-Life Staff 3-4; Class Officer 2-3-4, President 4; Glee Club 2; Commercial Club 3; Dramatics 2-3; Class Superlative; Best All Around. JANIE RAY JESSUP Nickname, Jane; Favorite Saying, Really F.H.A. 2-3; Basketball - Jayvee; Glee Club 2-3-4; Neatest. BOBBIE MACEY Favorite Saying, You Don ' t Say ; Hobby, Cooking Class Officer 2; Hi-Life Staff 4; Glee Club 1-2-3; Mar¬ shal 3; Most Bashful. DONALD WAYNE RUMLEY J Nickname, Don; Favorite Saying, Cotton Picking ; Hobby, Photography Basketba 11-Jayvee; Library Club 2-3-4; 4-H 1; F.T.A. 3-4; Photo Club 1-2-3; Bus Drivers Club 3-4, Treasurer Class Treasurer 3; Activity Committee 4; Marshal 3; Spanish Club 2-3; Commercial Club 3; Dramatics 3; Yearbook Staff, Assistant Editor 3, Co-Editor 4; Most Studious. BERNELL MORTON Nickname, Bundy; Favorite Saying, Ah Really ; , Helping Others H. A • 1-2-3-4; F. T. A. 3-4; President ' Club 2-3; Commercial Club 3; Jl iest. Honor Sr GEORGE THOMAS SMITH Nickname, Gorgeous; Favorite Saying, Well, I 1 A Blue-Nosed Gopher ; Hobby, Cars Class Officer 1, Vice President; Best Looking LURA ELIZABETH NICHOLS Nickname, Betsy; Favorite Saying, Goodness Gracious Hobby, Working F.H.A. 1; Most Contented. v MARY ANN O ' NEAL Nickname, Fat; Favorite Saying, I like it ; Basketba I l-Jayvee 1, Basketball-Varsity 2-3-4; Mono¬ gram Club 2-3-4; F.H.A. 1-3-4; Glee Club 2-3-4; Spanish Club 2-3; Most Loyal. MICHAEL SNODY Nickname, Droopy; Favorite Saying, | Say, Boy ; Hobby, Drag Racing Basketbal I 2-3; Baseball 3-4; Football 4; Bus Drivers Club 3-4; Most Loyal. WAYNE SC HR IE ST Nickname, Wayne; Favorite Saying, Unknown ; Hobby, Fishing and Boating Football 3; F.F.A. 1; Neatest. LOIS FAYE NISTON Nickname, Lois; Favorite Saying, Oh Gee ; Hobby, Reading Honor Society 3-4; Library Club 4; F.H.A. 3; Glee Club 2-3-4; Dramatics 3; Most Courteous. ORS RUSSELL LEE THOMAS Favorite Saying, Sure enough ; Hobby, Sports Basketball 3-4; Baseball 1 — 2—3—4; Football 1-2-3-4; Monogram Club 2-3-4; F.T.A. 3; Photo Club 1-2-3; Bus Drivers Club 3-4; Hi-Life Staff 3; Commercia I Club 3; Activity Committee 4; Best Sport. BONNIE JEWELL SIMPSON Nickname, Bo; Favorite Saying, Well Shucks ; Hobby, Reading Honor Society 4; Library Club 2-3-4; F.H.A. 1 —2—3—4; F.T.A. 2-3-4, Vice President 4; Spanish Club 2; Com¬ mercial Club 3; Most Original. BILLY GRAY WAGONER Nickname, Bill; Favorite Saying, Aw Shucks ; Hobby, Sports Basketball 4; Basebal I 1 -2—3-4; Football 3-4, Co-Captain 4; Monogram Club 4; Cutest. FRANCES SYKES Nickname, Fran; Favorite Saying, Holy Cow Hobby, Art Basketball 1 -2-3-4, Co-Captain 4; Softbal I 2-3-4;Mon- gram C lub 3-4; F. H. A. 1-2-3; Yearbook Staff 3-4; Glee Club 2-3-4; Senior Class Activity Committee 4; Most Athletic. KATHERINE JO THORNBURG Nickname, Kat; Favorite Saying, Hi Ya Pal ; Hobby, Reading F.H.A. 1-2-3-4; Glee Club 2-3-4; Most Dependable. LARRY WESTMORELAND Nickname, Red; Favorite Saying, Aw Nuts ; Hobby, Resting Baseball 1-2; 4-H 1-2; F.F.A. 1; Most Contented. DELTA LOY VERNON Nickname, Deltie; Favorite Saying, I ThinkYou ' re Pulling My Leg ; Hobby, Piano Library Club 2-3-4; F.H.A. 1 -2-3-4; F.T.A. 2-3-4; 4-H 1-2; Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Commercial Club 3; Most Cheerfu I. 1 SENIOR MOST CONTENTED Betsy Nichols, Larry Westmoreland Ray Easter ... Time for Living ... BEST ALL AROUND Frances Jackson Ronnie Scott ... Promising Performance ... BEST PERSONALITY Judy Beamer, Jerry Parker ...Scoring a Grand Slam in Hearts... MOST COURTEOUS Geneva Reece Lois Niston ..Good Manners Are Always Appropriate... Delta Loy Vernon Mickey Gardner .. .That ' s The Sp irit... MOST ADAPTABLE Nancy Collins Junior ChiIdress ...Diversity Produces Results... QUIETEST Louise Creed, Buddy Vaughn ...Silence In The Ranks... ROLL CALL iUNIORS MOST STUDIOUS Peggy Eades, Don Rumley ...Where Do Great Ideas Gome Fro. I MOST ATHLETIC Frances Sykes Roscoe Easter ...First in Teamwork... NEATEST Janie Jessup, Wayne Sechrist ...Put Your Best Foot Forward... MOST CO-OPERATIVE Barbara Bobbitt, Donald Hawks ... Ready With A Remedy... CUTEST Sue Col lins, Bill Wagoner ... Tiny But Tough... -i t t. 1 ELEANOR BLACKBURN EUNICE BLACKBURN Pet Saying-Good Gracious Nickname-Blondie Pet Saying-Ah Heck! RAY CLIFTON Nickname-Razor Blade LINDA BRANCH N i ckna me-Queen ie Pet Saying-You wild thing HASSELL COOK PATRICIA BOWMAN Nickname-Pat PEGGY CREED Nickname-Peg Pet Saying-Gee Whizzakers SAMMY CRITZ II I kl Nickname-Sam J I 1 Pet Saying-You know it too CAROL DICKERSON STONIE DUNBAR Pet Saying-ls that the truth Pet Saying-Shucks! Nickname-Butch RACHEL FELTS GRACIE EASTER Pet Saying-Well I ' ll be Pet Saying-You don ' t say N ickname-Trixie DENNIS EASTER Nickname-Slim Pet Say ing — 1 1 11 say old chap ELOISE FULK Nickname-Winkie Pet Saying-Shucks BRENDA GOLDEN Nickname-Bren Pet Saying-You know how it is NORWOOD EASTER Nickname-Peck Pet Saying-Don ' t fool your granny WALLACE ESTES Nickname-Monk Pet Saying-What ye say ! ANNIE KAY HALL JAMESEVERETT Nickname-Ann Nickname-Big Man Pet Saying— I ' ll say Pet Saying-I ' ll be swiggled SALLIE HICKS Nickname-Sa I Pet Saying-You don ' t say ORS NORMA HOLDER Nickname-Fran Pet Saying-1 ' ll say LEON HIATT Pet Saying-All Right, how you FRANCES HOWELL Pet saying-Honestly! Nickname-Fran HAZEL HOOKER Pet Saying-Oh Gosh ! I j CAROL JOHNSON - FRANCES JONES N i ck name -Ca ro I i na N i ck na me -F rogg i e Pet Saying-Well, Bless my Pet Saying-I ' ll say heart SOPHOMORE BYRON BOWMAN. WADE THOMAS. CHIRI FY PAY Mr SUE McHONE DONALD LOVILL Nickname-Susie Nickname-Kid Pet Saying-lts unbelievable Pet Saying-Slob GARY LANKFORD Nickname-Lumber Jack Pet Saying-1 doubt if I know BARBARA KING Nickname-Barb Pet Saying-You don ' t say GRETA MOSER Nickname-Garbo Pet Saying-ReaIly LINDA MARION Nickname-Smi ley Pet Saying-How about that CAROLYN NICHOLS Nickname-Speedy Pet Saying-Cotton Pick SARAH MOSELEY Nick name-Satan Pet Saying-WelI CALVIN NICHOLS Nickname-Colbert Pet Saying-Flub you dub IRENE NICHOLS Nickname-Dink Doodle Pet Saying-Buckie Beaver DONALD RAINES N ick name-Don Pet Saying-ltbeats all I ever saw MILDRED PAYNE Nickname-Mitz; Pet Saying-Don ' t press me JOLENE SLATE Nickname-Jo Pet Saying-Really TREVA TAYLOR Nickname-Tibby Pet Saying-There ye go GUELDA VERNON Nickname-Gueldie Pet Sayi ng—1 1 11 say LARRY STEWART Nickname-Bud JANE WATSON Nick name-Tootsie Pet Saying-Oh Boy WAYNE SYKES Nickname-Sexy Pet Saying-Aw, Great Day JUNIORS MARGARET WOODRUFF PAUL VERNON Nick name-Droopy Nickname-O ' con Pet Saying-1 ' ll declare Pet Saying-Ain ' t got none SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS BYRON BOWMAN... WADE THOMAS. SHIRLEY PAYNE. CAROL DEATHERAGE .President Vice President .... Secretary .Treasurer S i •j SOPHOMORES GRAY GARDNER MILDRED GALYEAN BILL HIATT LINDA GWYN GEORGIA HARRIS JANE BONDURANT NORMAN BOWMAN LARRY BYRD CAROL FLINCHUM BETTY RUTH FELTS HELEN EDWARDS JO ANN EDWARDS JUDY EASTER CAROL DEATHERAGE TED CREED KAYE CHAPPELL MARY THOMAS CARTER HOWARD CARTER PATRICIA HANDY BYRON BOWMAN JACKIE BOBBITT JOHNNY BLIZZARD MILLARD BRANSON NANCY BRANCH SOPHOMORES LEON REECE MAD ALINE HODGE NANCY HOLDER TOMMY HOOKER JAMES JACKSON ARLENE JOHNSON WAYNE HIATT CHARLES JONES EDWARD JONES ELEANOR JONES BRENDA LAWRENCE ROGER LYNCH HARDEN HODGES MARY FRANCES HODGES DOUGLAS MARTIN ROBERT MOSS DELILAH MIDKIFF IRIS MOSELEY MICHAEL O ' DELL NANCY O ' NEAL DENNIS PAYNE SHIRLEY PAYNE TOMMY PHILLIPS DENNIS RAINES ••• - v t. ’ askvswt s i f -.v rara rg l iita . SOPHOMORES PAUL SYKES TONY SMITH W. O. WEBB MICKEY VERNON LABENIA VERNON ROGER YOUNG WADE THOMAS JERRY SECHRIST PHYLLIS THORNBURG BONNIE SLATE JACKIE SCOTT WILBUR TILLEY FAYE SLATE WAYNE SURRATT CAROL STEWART JIMMY RIGGS SHIRLEY PIKE RAYMOND ROBERTSON FRESHMEN FRESHMAN OFFICERS President Vic President Secretory Treasurer MRS, REECE Lorry Sion Roger Collins Jetty Low Botcher Betty Jon Word MISS MlTCKLl Morgarvl Lyons Mickey Evans Mary Lyons Brendo Jarrell MR. S URRATT fS gy ' Ano ! Louis Wilson Sandra Boatloy Dion M ae ley FRESHMEN PEGGY ANGEL SUE ATKINSON WAYNE BENNETT SANDRA BEASLEY DENNIS BLACKBURN FAYE BER-RIER MAYLON BLACKBURN JUNE BURNETT JETTY LOU BUTCHER JIMMY DALE BRANCH MARGARET BYRD GLENDA CAUDLE JUANITA COE JANE CRITZ JAMES COE ALMA EASTER ROGER COLLINS BRENDA EASTER EVELYN EASTER OLIVER COMBS LINDA EASTER MITCHELL EVANS MILDRED EDWARDS MILDRED GENTRY WAYNE FRANKLIN SHERRILL GOLDEN BARBARA HICKS JOE GALYEAN BEVERLY HICKS JOHNNY GARDNER FRANCES HILL CLYDE GOIN EVELYN HOOKER SANDRA IS LEY BILLY GOLDEN ALEENE JARRELL BILL GWYN BRENDA JARRELL SHARON JONES CURTIS HAlL SANDRA KEY BARRY HAWKS NANCY KING GERALD HAWKS ORENA LEFTWICH ELLEN LEFTWICH WADE HAWKS HILDA LOWE FRESHMEN LINDA LOWE BRENDA MOSELY WAYNE HOOKER MARGARET LYONS MARY LYONS BOB JONES JACKIE MATHIS KAY LAWRENCE DIANE MOSELEY WADE McMICKLE LINDA NEWMAN BRENDA NICHOLS MARTHA NICHOLS BARBARA NORMAN MICHAEL McHONE LINDA NISTON FA I THY NORMAN JIMMY PIKE BRENDA SHELTON ROSSIE QUESINBERRY FAYE NORMAN MARY SUE NORMAN DANNY RAKES JEWELL O ' DELL DON RAKES LINDA POORE DIANNE SHELTON HUGH SECREST MARTHA SPENCER JOHNNY SCOTT LINDA THOMAS CAROL DAWN VERNON CARL SMITH SHELBY VAUGHN JAMES SMITH JEWELL VERNON LANNY SNOW BETTY JANE WARD LOUISE WILSON LARRY STONE JO ANNE WOODEL JIMMY TICKLE 4 H i JESSE WATTS CARL WHITAKER h% MR. MISS RETROSPECT JUDY BEAMER STEVE MOSELEY MISS RETROSPECT MR. RETROSPECT Each year, from nominations made by the Senior Class, the faculty selects two outstanding students to be named Miss Retrospect and Mr. Retrospect. Selection is made on the basis of leadership, service, scholarship, and participation in school activities. This year we proudly present: Judy Beamer and Steve Moseley .. .Footprints on the sands of Time... ' V ' 1 ACTIVITIES WILMA GO LDING ... President of the Future Homemakers of America STEVE MOSELEY.President of the National Honor Society FRED NORMAN.President of the Library Club .. .For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven... MARSHALS First Row, Left to Right: Frances Jackson, Bobby Macey, Judy Beamer. Second Row: Hazel Beasley, Peggy Eades. Third Row: Don Rumley, Wilma Golding, and James Jessup. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President, Steve Moseley; Vice President, Shelba Hill; Treasurer, Hazel Beasley; Reporter, Judy Beamer; Secre¬ tary, Peggy Eades. Front Row, Left to Right: Woodruff, Bondurant, Nichols, Fleming, Moseley, Hill, Scott, Branch, Morton, and Collins. Second Row: Beamer, Jackson, Beasley, Eades, Beamer, Golding, Niston, and Simpson. .President .Vice President .Treasurer .. .. Secretary .Historian FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA BERNELL MORTON. BONNIE SIMPSON. MARY FRANCES HODGES SHIRLEY PAYNE. PEGGY EADES. FRED NORMAN. SARAH MOSELEY_ PEGGY BONDURANT HAZEL BEASLEY. .President Vice President .Treasurer .... Secretary LIBRARY CLUB FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS OF THE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA CANDIDATES FOR STATE DEGREES Wilma Golding, Frances Howell, Carol Dickerson, Judy Seated: Kaye Chappell, Song Leader; Hazel Beasley, Treasurer; Sarah Moseley, Vice President; Peggy Eades, Beamer, Ann Fleming, Peggy Bondurant, Peggy Eades, and Reporter, Wilma Golding, President. Standing: Ann Fleming, Pianist; Mary Frances Hodges, Historian; Judy Linda Branch. Beamer, Parliamentarian; Loretta Jarrell, Secretary; Miss Virginia Coltrane, Adviser. HOME ECONOMICS ACTIVITY Brenda Lawrence, Cookie Stewart, Shirley Pike, Faye Slate. GLEE CLUB LORETTA JARRELL.President FRANCES JACKSON.... .. .Vice President JUDY BEAMER.Secretary-Treasurer MRS. CHARLES JOHNSON.Adviser MRS. FRANCES McGRADY.Accompanist BUS DRIVERS First Row, Left to Right: Rumley, Treasurer; Scott, President; Norman, Moseley, Vice President; Mildred Payne, Secretary; Ray Easter, R. Easter. Second Row: Everette, Raines, Snoddy, Jessup, Gardner, Easter, Young. Third Row: Cook, Sechrest, Scott, Thomas, Vaughn, Mr. J. C. Hiatt, Advisor. gSkz, FRANKLIN HI-LIFE 1 ' Holl STAFF y.-ir- Idmt retary urpr - Their Frankllc Poore T Mejn v were Jarr Gol Syk mai jol T act inc is In wa gan. th«y C home sored for a « ' i re; On long the s« c Rumle;- Goldlng , 1or s tl. Janet 1. Tanya s Gret- Moslcy. ■ftwich ' eman. «oner, Iza- «k- ■i!lis .ckie Sue Har- utch- eed, •ckett. ernon. Allen Black- .ay Dea- mg, Ma ¬ id a Jone.-- h Hkhote. vy Holder Davis, Thorn - Sharon . Dianna Betty Assi Hip RDM thC nt Franklin Hlgt NANCY COLLINS Business Manager JERRY PARKER stant Business Manager ft “Hi 1% ’- ' 1 V ' ” KUl ’ iments of . I ELL’S dwich Shop North Carolina iments of IERS i)_ nn SUE COLLINS Editor edward McIntyre Assistant Editor Compliments of Carl Klin Food Palace i With Your f riends •urn foods, i .indies, eeH s and (in a re ties Simmons Ins. Agency ft e pie sent The Travelers lusurame Co u to mo bile f ns ura nr e ore come out on has two «,f the aches. Don Hiatt nson. in the c have clone ,h the teat rd. ‘s opening was at FI Yiry. Friday � n Mount tile strong t gs in a no it the Frank “slam-bang” ember 13 The I p a .strong figh C ' , nongh to beat I- Ip t thirty-three pi ||| •teen U win thi •at the Franklin conference ga- ’ Park. Septermx spark-plugs h period when Roger 1 run; for a touch- in kicked the extra ' n S good, making Fran m Bull-’ •ck Blue- i R ' vUs ruly our most tile season He ist we have a g and masquer. ' n times. Hallo- Lad with pranks id with east ms ure of many he¬ re for that day of the elementary rorated their class- tile usual Halloween hey-f included pump- -r W ’ r h Park ]f� Ml. Airy Jan. 3 Flat Rock 7 Beulah 9 Westfield 14 Beulah 17 Lowgap 21 Pilot Min • 24 Copeland 28 Open 31 White Plains Feb 4 Mtn Park 7 Shoals 11 Dobson 13 Flat Rock Denotes Confereni -Away Y M C A. Home Home pilot Mtn- Away Away Away Home Away Home Away Home Away •e Games Partridge Textiles, Inc. 533 West Pine Phone 924 MOt NT. AIRY V Granite City Motor Co. “For tin- Best in Cars 457 N Main and Virginia St ' Mount Airy. V C. I Homecoming Queen ■ The highlight of the F lm annual Homecoming e was the crowning of the t at the half-time or the fo game between Franklin .•Flat Rock, Shelba Hill, a popular s l was chosen by the fo I team after having been se i along with thirteen other c j dates, by the Monogram • | Shelba is noted for friendliness, pleasing per? . ity, and other fine qua i Since entering High Schoo 1 has been active in the f Ing extra curricular: C leading. Glee Club. F Monogram Club and Hono piety At present, she is S tary of the Senior Class Vice-President of the Hone ciei.V She held the offir T.easurtr of her Junior C Congratulations. Queen ba. we are happy to havi such a deserving person r. this honor. Franklin High •h ring always see it of the their prese- .err Ntt« t . Srip os l ring} t 1965. fre and loce r« come? rs But w schuD1 Jmf, OR ( LASS PARTY •V, Oct 14 a’ ior class :ne Ruritan Bui of fun ar.f pproxlmate .eir chaper Roy Sin. gayly -yii color ,-hen the senior Haas also fei tents. vine- of the of the were pi HKC II.VNDISE Caudle’s Barber Shop toast. N. c. Visit Shorty and SHm AND HAVE A TRIM UNF, X ; o ' KOZV KORNER Restaurant Th. Rest Place lo E� f Try our I elJclous “FIT BARBECUE’’ GENEVA REECE GRETA MOSER Circu lotion BEVERLY HICKS MILDRED PAYNE BOBBIE MACEY DELILAH MIDKIFF Reporters that Brr- ■j-ht heiml ■ t the window a, aouj • - .y ui ' ’B rnxu iqio juaiumoo jfpio ,J H V p Puu sjoruiK UV Kajq UK’ ii 4 | k kit? k.� qoq JJH wxrapfnS HARRISON’S For Smart Juhitfr and Misses ' Ready- «� sA e r nil imt; S « BRENDA GOLDEN ROSCOE EASTER RONNIE SCOTT Advertising MOlNf MKT Jessup amt Brown Shoe Store S oes for rveryone ' at tiut i Right Price | [ ••• ' t Ait- V ' { J1 I .UBdlU .—+ L� .T ore a ,arr 11 boy. it Fr.i-.kh ifcow-iin ol auiu ' ..Hi ad fs giant trees tlii ' i; eolirlj ; ‘U a football tea ■ : to decide v. lb |jractb. y, ' bu ' h ‘ ;e w-estroon; - Aiitu two eerri ! ...ted 1 hr i ' .■ vntQty , ' I’ranl.. ' .n Hi-Life ' r - ,fV y • Unde-! 1 - ht weeks during th� scbi ! f, � m t t LLINH Editorial Star h.tyre pbbitl imer r oon; tps U� e teach -! lockers for J P.laLSINl ‘ r I ' i roam u urror the grade Ad A log bar... His • JOiiakst of i business Tearh• , | Sf hobby ’ . $ Soefu. ; J . - 1 ' ■•Art Edn A? i t ;iys •rat ter nor— TIAC Ctie - i� % pontiar J . ««« U 44 jf -X. c ! . | MRY. N. C. I F REES Men s an 1 Boys ' Clothing and Furnishings MT MKY. N. C. ( ' (K’KERHAiM - Fine Flower Since 1 Phone 42f S. MAIN ST. MT Kants’ Shoe She The Best in Good Sh Repairing MT. AIRY, N. C. Established 1S93 - ... f ■ • First National Bani Member of F. I). I. C. G. C. Hauser Cash St Feeds - Seeds - Kiou Groceries MOITNT AIRY ' , N Fred Jarrell’s GENERAL STORP ON SERVICE STATION PHONE H First Row, Left to Right; Wilma Golding, Social Editor; Ronald Beamer, Feature Editor; Barbara Bobbitt, News Editor. Second Row: James Everett, Sports Editor; Shelba Hill, Sports Editor; Jolene Slate, Feature Editor; Stonie LmU,X ' Dunbar, Art Editor. rth carouna JBusltlC� � i3UWI J ’ • .• rr ■ O • : N - v - ? ' • :£ A ' S - % jj ATHLETICS Left to Right: Bobby Johnson, Junior Varsity and Assistant Foot¬ ball Coach; R. E. Simmons, Boys ' and Girls ' Basketball Coach, Don Hiatt, Football Coach. .. .Time is the most valuable thing that a man can spend... mmo rtJtfltii ifrtsfljBf a t ...__ . ..... _ f 5 • I i x j .fj -i .r r a • I FOOTBALL First Row: Byron Bowman, Roger Young, Bill Wagoner, Mike Snoddy, Leon Reece, Leon Hiatt, Russell Thomas, Gary Smith, Roscoe Easter, Larry Byrd, Ronnie Scott. Second Row: Mickey Evans, Mickey Vernon, Michael O ' Dell, Harden Hodges, Wayne Sykes, Wayne Franklin, Billy Golding, Johnnie Gardner, Coach Bobby Johnson, Coach Don Hiatt. i 8 I t , . aSSB� . ' l8 r e , mi •f He k VI r i tl CHEERLEADERS Front Row, Left to Right: Dianne Moseley, Shelba Hill, Chief; Nancy Collins. Second Row: Judy Ashbum, Carol Deatherage, Glenda Caudle, Miss Mitchell, Adviser; Sherrill Golden, Judy Beamer, Kay Chappell. MONOGRAM CLUB First Row: Wade Thomas, Barbara King, Patricia Handy, Linda Marion, Kay Chappell, Loretta Jarrell, Judy Beamer. Second Row: Gray Gardner, Eleanor Blackburn, Brenda Golding, Shelba Hill, Mary Ann O ' Neal, Francis Sykes, Russell Thomas. Third Row: Bill Wagner,Wilma Golding, Sarah Moseley, Annie Kay Hall, Jolene Slate, Ronald Beamer. Fourth Row: Charles Jones, Larry Byrd, Leon Reece, Fred Norman, Roscoe Easter. Fifth Row: Mr. Johnson, Adviser; Ronnie Scott, James Everett. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Front Row:Carol Stewart, Mary Ann O ' Neal, Patricia Handy, Eleanor Blackburn, Loretta Jarrell, Brenda Golden. Second Row:Frances Sykes, Bonnie Slate, Carol Dickerson, Wilma Golding, Shirley Pike, Sarah Moseley, Annie Kay Hall, Greta Moser, Brenda Lawrence, Nancy Holder. FRANCES SYKES, LORETTA JARRELL Co-Captains BOYS ' BASKETBALL Front Row: Leon Reece,. Bill Wagner, W. O. Webb, Dennis Pa ne, Larry Byrd. Last Row: Leon Hiatt, Ronnie Scott, Wayne Sykes, Ray Clifton, Byron Bowman, Ronald Beamer, Roscoe Easter. ROSCOE EASTER, RONALD BEAMER Co-Captains n VT v. I jy, -.1- . TTa� jy- ' i jfv ..-ovuefjis .iw r t t j umi HOMECOMING SHELBA HILL First Row, Left to Right: Hazel Beasley, Linda Branch, Annie Kay Hall, Sarah Moseley, Carol Deatherage. Se¬ cond Row: Judy Beamer, Linda Marion, Loretta Jarrell, Jewell O ' Dell. Third Row: Kaye Chappell, Patricia Handy, Sandra Key, Frances Jackson. ATTENDANTS - : -_, iVi • sW i;Nsa -v ' ijSlsHWHr HARVEST ROYALTY Z. PRIMARY GRADES Betty Beck and Zane O ' Dell HIGH SCHOOL Faye Slate and Mickey Evans •� l t| H ELEMENTARY GRADES Lois Galyean and Flynn Allen ' ' , Kf ' si . ra.-w V rrr i ' fvn •J ' Jj . w- ! fwttr T5. w ' .JA v. A iA vT tv - ' tEfiCTJV-- � TTT ' r ' A - T V «fi r : CAFETERIA STAFF Left to Right: Mrs. Clifton, Mrs. T. Jarrell, Mrs. Leonard, Mrs. B. Jarrell, Mrs. Berrier, Mrs. Moncus, Mrs. Jackson. CUSTODIANS MR. AND MRS. NISTON The people who serve so faithfully deserve our thanks and commendation. Without them our school days would not be so pleasant. .. .With tears and laughter for all time... P. T. A. OFFICERS Left to Right: Mrs. T. H. Houck, Treasurer; Mrs. Vernon Laughridge, Vice President; Gerald Collins, President; Mrs. Fred Norman, Secretary. A community can have the kind of school it desires. Our Parent-Teacher Association strongly supports all efforts to improve and expand our school. A school is as strong as those whose rve it. The loyalty and faithful service of these peo¬ ple is to be commended. MRS. RUTH SAWYERS MRS. ROSA CLIFTON Secretary-Treasurer Cafeteria Manager ... Time is the image of eternity... I -JJ ' T VftfUWT ' ii V f, V ' Vr V -¥TV 1 i ' A 4 V.Y Left to Right: Janice Ann Critz, Debbie Collins, Edward Wilson, Tommy Rumley, Larry Stone, Phyllis Hodges, Faye Norman, Wilma Golding, Carl Whitaker, Ronnie Scott, Bill Wagoner, Sarah Moseley. This float was decorated and shown in the Greater Mount Airy Mer¬ chants Parade on December 5, 1957. The theme of Pulling Together for the youth of the Community was demonstrated by the number of peo¬ ple and groups who helped to decorate it. Students representing youth organizations are shown. ... There is a time to bui Id up... mw And now we are nearing the end of our school day. With the stri — kingofthe clock and the sound of the school bell, this day in our lives will become time of the past. The passing of time will see changes in our high school. Before the end of 1 959 a new union school will be in use. Cherishing the past, but anticipating a new and greater school in our community, we press on with faith in the future. •. j j. ’ -CV „i «.. ' s’’fJ, v H FRED JARRELL ' S Compliments of GENERAL STORE PARKER FLOOR COVERING See Us For All Your Floor Covering Groceries Meats — Shell Products c; Hardware Low Gap Hwy—Phone 1482 Mount Airy, North Carolina f - - SNOW ' S GARAGE You Are Always We Repair All Makes and Models Welcome At The Parts Batteries BRIGHT-LEAF AND Toast, North Carolina Phone 1537-M _____-__ MOUNT AIRY DRIVE-IN ' S Fresh Off Our Own Farms FARMER’S DAIRY PRODUCTS Toast, North Carolina Telephone 2180 ' Look for the Little Dairy AAaid ' Jf TT1 .s, fOVEdUR : ' • -i , ' rS S FHA Members visir Duke Gardens Assembly Without An Auditorium Delegates to State FHA Convention in Raleigh PTA Honors Teachers Parents and Teachers Socialize After First PTA Meeting ' Compliments of TRIANGLE CLEANERS t----——- KOZY KORNER RESTAURANT For The Finest Foods and Curb Service Phone 2336 ; CAUDLE ' S BARBER SHOP : Compliments of Bill Caudle and Elden Hodges Barbers ; FRANK HENNIS AUTO SALES Toast, North Carolina ! : __ _ _ i ---------- - -— - i MILLER ' S ESSO ODELL ' S SANDWICH SHOP For the Best in Eats ; Your Neighborhood Esso Dealer Toast, North Carolina ! 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BRAY ' S MILL ; The Farmers Feed Mill Compliments of Flour, Meal, Feed and Ice DUKE POWER COMPANY Hammer Mills Black Strap Molasses and Feed Electrical Appliances Mixers Phone 28 Box 369 Mount Airy, North Carolina Mount Airy, North Carolina BELTON ' S LAUNDRY AND TRIANGLE SHEET METAL COMPANY DRY CLEANING COMPANY Warmair Heating-Air Conditioning Phone 351 and 410 737 South Main Street Roofing and Guttering Mount Airy, North Carolina Phone 2075 Mount Airy, North Carolina Compliments of Compliments of MOUNT AIRY MOSLEY ' S SUPER MARKET TRACTOR COMPANY Shop Where You Can Buy Sales and Service More For Your Money Wi 1 low Street Mount Airy, North Carolina Mount Airy, North Carolina Phone 192 Compliments of Compliments of GRANITE CITY ELECTRIC COMPANY TURNMYRE DRUG COMPANY Main Street Electric Motor Re-Winding and Repairing Mount Airy, North Carolina 1 Mount Airy, North Carolina HERFF-JONES COMPANY ; E. W. 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Establ ished 1893 Sixty-five Years of Continuous Service Mount Airy, North Carolina SCENES AT JUNIOR-SENIOR Resting Between Dances Dancing Under The Stars Faculty and Guests Enjoy Conversation SATTERFIELDS Fresh Meats Groceries Esso Products Phone 16 r—— — ----; HOOVER REPAIR SHOP Wi 1 low Street (Rubber and Machine Work) Phone 806 Compliments of K. R. BADGETT the Plumbing J. J. OIL COMPANY, INC. Mount Airy, North Carolina Amoco Distributor Phone 159-4—J ' _ „ _ . 1 f T HE BARGAIN CENTER ! Compliments of Ready-To-Wear-Dry Goods Clothing and Shoes For MOUNT AIRY KNITTING CO. The Entire Fami ly Mount Airy, North Carolina Compliments of Compliments of AMOCO SUPER SERVICE HOLCOMB HARDWARE Highway 601-Phone 245-W Mount Airy, North Carolina TOWN AND COUNTRY GULF SERVICE Highway 89 Phone - 2005 PHILLIP SNOW ' S GROCERY Phone - 482-R Phone STATE CAPITAL LIFE INSURANCE. 920 STEWART MEAT MARKET.136 IDEAL MOMUMENTAL WORKS.1514 SQUARE PHARMACY.530 COLONIAL CAFE. 984 MOUNT AIRY SCHOOL OF BEAUTY.1429 LAWSON ' S CLEANERS AND LAUNDERETTE.892 DELUXE DRY CLEANERS.121 W. S. WOLFE...53 QUALITY HARDWARE Phone - 200 QUALITY OIL CO. of MT. AIRY Mount Airy, North Carolina Phone 254 o- -r. ' ■ - r -i •� , i • . f t -e t- it -• -at; r vr Compliments of GRANITE HOSIERY MILLS 838 South Main Street Mount Airy, North Carolina Buy DANDEE BREAD m Fresher BELL BAKERIES Compliments of r -— MOODY FUNERAL HOME Wade C. 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HAUSER ' S CASH STORE Phone 41 1 1 Compliments of FLIPPEN GULF U 4 PIGGLY WIGGLY SUPERMARKET West Oak Street Mount Airy, North Carolina Our Best to You WOOD ' S T. V. APPLIANCES Compliments of ASHBURN HOSIERY MILL Mount Airy, North Carolina CLARK AND PARKER LUMBER JONES OIL COMPANY Atlantic Distributors Mount Airy, North Carolina Phone 533 SLATE MOTOR COMPANY Mt. Airy ' s Leading Used Car Dealer Mount Airy, North Carolina Bo AND D. FURNITURE CO. Complete Home Furnishings A Little Better For A Little Less Mount Airy, N.C., Phone 418 BANNERTOWN SUPERETTE Fresh Meats Groceries Rt. 1 Phone 1399 Mount Airy, North Carolina INMAN DRIVE INN Fastest Curb Service In Town Compliments of ! CARL BOOKER ' S TEXACO ; SERVICE STATION — CAROLINA MARKET Quality Produce Low Gap Road Route 89 n - J CAROLINA BEAUTY SHOP Mount Airy, North Carolina STATE LINE TRADING POST Furniture, Appliances and Utilities Cana, Virginia Compliments of TEMPLE ESSO SERVICE STATION SIMMON ' S HATCHERY JONES FUNERAL HOME U. 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Q. 740 KC 10,000 Watts Surry ' s First, Most Powerful And Only Clear Channel Station Mount Airy, North Carolina BY-GONE DAYS 1. Jerry Parker 2. George Smith 3. Peggy Eades 4. Eva Joy Caudle 5. Mickey Gardner 6. Bernell Morton 7. Lou ise Creed 8. Mary Ann O ' Neal 9. Hazel Beasley 10. Shelba Hill 11. Judy Beamer 12. Peggy Bondurant 13. Geneva Reece Freeman 14. Nancy Collins 15. Sue Collins 16. Frances Sykes 17. Katherine Thornburg 18. Ann Fleming 19. Wilma Golding 20. Junior Childress 21. Janie Jessup 22. Loretta Jarrell 23. Loma Lee Bobbitt 24. Ronald Beamer. ...The past is gone, cherish it... TO«tQ ' Se?j OMW ' tf 71 . rV� ryx- ' f 4MB rr� ' s.r - T � :v«• - ' ■«•«- •«■� • ■ - r .- � AUTOGRAPHS Quo ‘ ( CLASuJ- C. QjzZZXLo J £ iE j La.o JL , ,!. • ■ . , J jA - - ’T ' tu f X Xa J S-PT ' ■ yyty pLjo tJ? XX ' i . yf v . w. w ' • � v. W.. ' J fzy- -Lyi i, vJaus 7 AUTOGRAPHS W. -w cx cy „- ' -£ (4JjXJU . V -fi jjh yjLo duAz- 2 ' w. a- lJjLAss ZAsxk aUAX CosssUs sO U s -t- t- At Cc ru . 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