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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1959 volume:

jvmRim Mavoou 1929 1959 PuSlisfied By Svm lin Alumni Association Mount Airy, Nortfi Carolina May 1, 1963 Maroon and Qrey - 1929 - 1959 In 1939, the Franklin High School Alumni Association came into being. At that time, ten classes had graduated and many other students had spent some time here. A feeling among former students was that a closer tie with our school would be of mutual interest and benefit. The first reunion was a community picnic held in the gymnasium, and the organization was set up with the election of officers. Mr. E. P. McLeod was principal at the time. Each year thereafter an enthusiastic, loyal group of Old students have had a banquet meeting. We have renewed friendships, and walked again on familiar grounds, and sat in the desks where once we worked, played, and dreamed of the future. This year of 1963 marks the 25th reunion of the alumni group. We are proud to be one of the very few such organi¬ zations among high schools in the nation. Speaking to us in 1950, the Reverend John Wesley Clay, a revered Methodist minister of Winston-Salem said, It was my privilege to be the speaker at the alumni banquet of Franklin High School, near Mount Airy last week. I was amazed to find such a flourishing and live organization of past students of this great country school. There were more than 250 at the banquet table representing graduating classes during the past twenty years. 1 congratulate Franklin High School. It has turned out a fine group of citizens, and they are proud of their Alma Mater. Good community relationships, a sense of school pride, and cooperative effort have been factors in the growth of Franklin as a school and community of high standards. The Alumni Association is proud to be part of such a community. To us, no other school will ever be as dear to our hearts as Franklin High School. To commemorate our twenty-five years of continuity as an alumni group, we felt it appropriate to gather together in this book the story of Franklin High School. This is our contribution to our school and to the Community which nurtured it.This is our way of expressing appreciation for all that Franklin has meant to her sons and daughters, scattered now over 19 states and 6 countries. 3van lin Alumni Officers - 1963 RUBY WAGONER ' 31 CECIL HILL ' 46. %twduciion 1-6 OFFICERS 1962-1963 .President FRANCES GILLESPIE ' 45.Secretary Vice-President JOE FULK ' 49.Treasurer OaSle of Contents Adveriising 96-105 Pcrsomud 7-16 Dlvcctonj of QraduAics Classes 18-92 106- m Alumni Presidents 42 Siupshots 115 2 Maroon and Qrey Staff ROBERT HOLDER Editor GLENN MACEY Business Manager RUBY WAGONER Assistant Editor LILLIAN KIRKMAN Records Director RUTH BLACKBURN Materials Editor MISS LOUISE KENDALL Adviser Dedication The Franklin Alumni Association is quite unique, and is, to its members, a great organi¬ zation and a great idea. Every such great idea must have its generating spirit, that small spark within the human mind which is so rare, but for which we are most thankful when we find it. We wish, with this dedication, to honor the one whose mind provided that spark, the one who foresaw what this organization could and would be, and the one whose hands have worked so faithfully in making it what it is today. We honor this person as a leader in the truest sense of the word. She deserves this title because she has been able to say the right word at the right time; she has been able to help us find those strengths within ourselves which we did not know existed; and above all, she has been content to let our triumphs and achieve¬ ments be our own. We honor her as a true friend to the organi¬ zation and to each of us individually. We honor her for showing us what a truly dedicated life can accomplish. As long as there is a Franklin alumnus, this friend will have the honor due to such a life. It is with glowing pride, and with deep thanksgiving, that the Franklin Alumni Associ¬ ation dedicates this twenty-fifth anniversay yearbook to LOUISE KENDALL. 3 Stiff MemSevs Cecil Hill, ' 46, Glenn Macey ' 50. Handling the financial matters of a book is an important phase. Miss Coltrane, Lillian Kirkman ' 39. Picture identifications required many hours by many people. Sharon Jones ' 61, Betty Jo Taylor ' 56, Frances Nixon ' 55, Roger Nixon ' 56. This faithful four did all the typing for copy. Ruby Wagoner ' 31, Ruth Blackburn ' 38, Glenn Macey ' 50, Robert Holder ' 48, Lillian Kirkman ' 39, Miss Kendall. Many hours were spent in making plans and preparing copy. Lillian Kirkman ' 39, Mary H. Golding ' 39, Ona Golding ' 34. The records committee handled hundreds of card ; typed thou¬ sands of names, and received all the orders. Ruby Wagoner ' 31, Senator Golding ' 55, Ruth Blackburn ' 38, Nan Fleming ' 45. Material was gathered by the bushel and contacts made of hundreds of former students. 4 5nis u as 3ran Im Franklin is one of the oldest Surry County ' communities. Always there was a scliool, and several buildings have been used at the present school site. As the area developed, schools were enlarge d, teachers added, and equipment provided. In 1920, this was the school, located near the present road, and it was to be used until the large brick building, to house the elementary grades and the newly organized high school, was built. Here, Franklin people centered their interests around their school. First row, left to right:_, B. Caudle, C. Hollingsworth, R. Hodge, B. Mauldin, J. Patterson, J. D. Alderman, L. Ball, W. Branscomb, J. Johnson, L. Bobbitt, W. McCraw, A. McCraw, J. Taylor, C. Holt, W. Creed, T. Hodge, S. Bobbitt, L, Branscomb, M. Watson, J. Brown, H. Johnson. Second row: C. Anderson, H. Mauldin, F. Payne, S. O ' Dell, T. Oakley, M.N. Tickle, A. Montgomery ' , D. Taylor, M. Phillips, N. Johnson, L. O ' Dell, E. Payne, E. Hall, L. Simmons, M. C. Harbour, N. A. Hatcher, M. Savv-yers, , L. Martin, R. Marion, B. Terry, P. Gardner, T. Horton. Third row: C. Anderson, _ ,_, G. McCraw, T. Johnson, A. Phillips, L. Cox, L. Haynes, J. Edwards, L. Livingood, R. Gardner, M. Bobbitt, A. Creed,_ , _. Fourth row: R. Mauldin, C. Edwards, J. Poore, E. Edwards, B. Watson, E. Hall,_,_,_, _ f _J_I _J _ f _ _ _ } _,_,_. Fifth row: D. Watson, J. Gardner, S. Holt, W. Hodge, L. Cox, E. Gardner, C. Snow, K. Nichols, L. D, Allred, M. Branscomb, 1. M. Doss, L. Livingood, E. S. Venable, E. Bowman, E. Bobbitt, H. Phillips, G. Alderman. Sixth row: O. M. Wood, E. Marion, K. C. Samuels, N. Bowman, C. C. Frye, L. Poore, D. Bunker, E. G. Norman, J. D. Hall, B. Creed, E. O ' Dell, G. Alderman, M. D. Hodge, G. Terry. Seventh row: Teachers: Mr. George Burrus, Miss Leanna Hutchens, Mrs. Pearl H. Ghilton, Mrs. Ida R. Fu 1 k. Eighth row: W. Simmons, G. Davenport, R. Nichols, O. Shelton, B. Simmons, L. Nichols, E. Moody, Z. Gritz, A. T. Moore, F. Creed,T. Tilley,L. Creed, R. Shelton, L. Poore, S. Senter. No story of the growth of Franklin School would be complete without the name of Mrs. Mag Jones. Always interested and always present, she was a beloved person to all who knew her. She gave her time and effort for others, and was never too busy to help her neighbors. 5 This group of approximately 55 students made up the entire high school in 1928, the first year of operation. There was no graduating class, but many class activities were begun with enthusiastic participation. The com¬ munity began at once to plan ways and means of securing needed equipment for the school. First row, left to right: Mamie Hill, Virginia Collins, Mary Lou Hodges, John Dee Allred, Irene Gentr) ' , Woodrow Hall, Alice Boyles, Vera Allred, Lincoln Southern, Katlileen Simmons, ila Beamer, Nina Hill, Lacy Southern. Second row: Williesue Blackburn, Beatrice Creed, Doris Gant, Lucy Simmons, Mrs. Pearl Hatcher Starling, Lennis Stewart, Mr. E. P. McLeod, Mary Miller, Mellie Gox, Nina Alderman, Ethel Booker, Robert Sykes. Third row: Lyla Lineback, Ellen Shelton, Hattie Davis, Lettie Tate, Una Hall, Nell Gentry, Ethel Gaudle, Olivia Marion, Madge Beamer, Grace Leonard, Clara Cox. Fourtli row: Glenn Wood, Claudia Thore, Corinna McKinney, Glenn Hatcher, Emma Greed, Howard Edwards, Lorena Greed, Garl Snow, Violet McKinney, Malecta Gombs. Fifth row: Floyd Harbour, Rosa Marion, Alice Seal, Gharles Terry, Ethel Daniels, Virginia Hatcher, Ruby Wagoner, Frank Beamer, Kermit Wood. Student Body, 3ran lin Hiyd Scfiool, 1928 6 3ivst Principal sm£ •- - JT • EDWARD P. McLEOD Edward P. McLeod came to Surry County ' from Elon College to become principal of the new high school when it opened its doors in September 1927. His administrative ability was immediately apparent, and he was soon firmly established in the community. Mr. McLeod was a man of integrity’ and Christian character. His dignity never deserted him, but his happy smile was also ever-present. No student ever questioned his judgment or sense of fairness. Every ' teacher had his understanding and help in school affairs. Loved by everyone, respected as few men are, he spent fifteen years establishing Franklin High School, and indeed, helping the community ' to develop and grow as a desirable place to live. There is no way to measure the influence of such a man. We, as students, teachers, and community citizens, can only be grateful that we were privileged to know him, to work with him, and to feel his influence in our lives. As long as he lived, Mr. McLeod kept his interest in Franklin and his love for those who shared his years here. He was ever proud of the forward steps made here. We can only keep faith with such a man in our own devotion to the interests of our school and community ' . 7 3ran l in School Principals Mr. Gaddy was principal for the years 1942-1944. During this time, with World War 11 in progress, teachers were hard to get, students were being drafted out of the classrooms, and teaching materials were scarce. Mr. Gaddy will be remembered for his interest in students and his leadership in school activities. He directed the boys in literally digging out several classroom spaces. During this time the school took part in scrap drives, bond sales and other efforts to win the war. Mr. Broome came to Franklin in September, 1944. He had had some sixteen years experience as teacher and principal. Franklin had 200 students and 9 teachers, and was soon to begin an expansion which has never stopped. The Agricultural Shop was built and agriculture classes added. Under Mr. Broome ' s direction, many courses were begun, such as Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Chemistry, Journalism, and Spanish. A football field was laid out and the first team went into action in 1950. The new high school building was ready for occupancy in 1953. These were years filled with success in sports, academic growth, and interest in extra-curricular activities. Mr. Hiatt came to Franklin as 7th grade teacher and coach in 1935-36, moved up to high school as mathematics instructor, and in 1956-57 be¬ came principal. Dean of all coaching personnel in northwest North Carolina, his teaching of high ideals of sportsmanship and his example in clean living set him among those to be most admired. He has been and ever will be loved and respected by hundreds of boys and girls, men and women who know him as a man of the highest character. 8 These men have given their thought, time and work as members of the local school committee. They have been leaders in a continuing effort to secure for this community the best possible school facili¬ ties. Our thanks go to them for their faithful work. SCHOOL BOARD 1963 Gerald Collins ' 36, Moir Carter, Guy Sparger, Joe H. Hall, Roy Kirkman ' 39. 9 5ran in Scdool Building In September, 1927, the doors of Franklin High School were opened. It was a proud day for those who had worked long and faithfully for the realization of this dream. Through these doors came boys and girls from many homes—eager and shy, studious, gay, ambitious and con¬ tented. In this school they grew up, their lives shaped and directed. Franklin didn ' t have all the answers to their problems, but always they found understanding, help and opportunity. From these doors have gone men and women to all walks of life cariy’ing in their hearts the Franklin spirit. Established long ago and nurtured through the years, this spirit helped them learn to do a job well, to give of themselves unselfislily, and to deal fairly with others. Yes, Franklin left its imprint on the lives of hundreds of boys and girls. Years afterward, they look back with pride and joy and say, This was Franklin; this was my ' school. 10 Sarly 3ran in 3iculty Seated, left to right: Mrs. P. Hatcher Starling, Mrs. M. Scholls Hopson, Mrs. Adkinson, Miss Leanna Hutchens, Mrs. McLeod, Mrs. A. Dunman, Mrs. Allene Terry Moore, Mrs. A. Inman Simms, Mrs. E. Steelman Walker. Standing: Dehaven. Mr. McLeod, Miss Lena Noble, Miss Smith, Miss Lula Davenport, Miss Ruth 11 MISS VIRGINIA HAUSER MRS. MYRTLE SCHOLL HOPSON MRS. HELEN HOLLINGSWORTH MRS. PEARL H. STARLING MISS MYRTIE COOPER FRANCES STATON E. R. FIAY R. C. WIGGINS JOHN D. HIATT SAMUEL T. BRIGGS MR. and MRS. M. G. STANLEY MRS. HELEN S. COX Pictures not available: MISS VIRGINIA TAYLOR, MISS KATHERINE HUDDLESTON, MISS JOSEPHINE PERRY, H. S. GADDY, E. P. McLEOD. 3ran in 3aciilty oj Cater jjears MRS. TED REECE MRS. MARY H. LOCKLEAR THOMAS H. HOUCK MRS. MARY C. CARROLL CARLOS P. SURRATT ' 50 MRS. FRED BRADFORD ROY E. SIMMONS, JR. MRS. RICHARD WAGONER BILL BOOKER CHARLES ROBERTSON JUANITA M. DABER, MISS JO ANN WIER, ED COMER. 13 3ran lin Saculty of i(ie 50’s J. C. HIATT MISS LOUISE KENDALL MISS VIRGINIA COLTRANE ETHEL BOOKER MRS. ANNA C. COCKERHAM Pictures not available: BOBBY G. JOHNSON, MISS BEULAH EDWARDS, WILLIAM VENABLE, DELBERT HOFFER, JACK FOLGER, CHARLES FOSTER. 14 BOBBY JOHNSON MRS. PEARL H. STARLING MISS LOUISE KENDALL CHARLES NELSON J. C. NEWSOME COON CREED JIMMIE C. HIATT Pictures not available; MISS JOSEPHINE PERRY, GEORGE KELLY BILL BOOKER JACK FOLGER DON HIATT DELBERT HOFFER Coacfies ’29 o ’59 15 Scfiool Sfajjs tyfirougfi Sfie IJ CATS MR. and MRS. BILL O ' DELL Custodians It would be difficult to operate a school without staff members who are faithful and loyal. As we look back over the years we remember those who served so long and so well. A visit to the furnace room was daily pro¬ cedure in Pa Simmons ' day. Think of the times we asked help in the office, and don ' t forget how Mrs. Clifton took care of our appetites. ROSA MARION CLIFTON ' 31 Cafeteria Manager MR. and MRS. ROBERT NISTON Custodians RUTH LAWRENCE SAWYERS ' 38 Secretary FORREST STONE LAWSON ' 38 Secretary MR. and MRS. WILCHER (Pa) SIMMONS Custodians 16 ixss, olic 3irsi 3ranfcl in Diplouici iras issucJ [nj Mr. McCcod on Mmj 7, 1929. It was a proud moment when the Class of 1929 finished requirements for graduation. Its seven members set a pattern that was to continue for 31 years. for W Tth . Tv (f.. I . ' ttU, .if Xlrvittfittvnxt OrnUt lrai)p gmi iDith thi fbamjlit- ” on hadp earb bern qiDrn a baq of toob. faroAefifi pupk anil a boob of pub?. Qnil papb mu?! mahp.ppp lifp ba? fbirn. Q hanblinq-bbpk op a ?lpppinij-?fonp. oodbgp anil quod lupk. 17 •i si no ( ' ‘’clock . . ., .. j -4 l)«l iM ' --i- ' .. -U ' i- !--l W . .V. ,, ,. a .■ ' ' .Biwu Shr-Kt n ■JVC J.UKO:® T.ftH .vT ' l� pk«’ ' . . . Ethe5i « ' sjeiU L w« u ‘ G} .n« V«««� i„(i, «� ■ • A Nice Uttl ' t’” ' A VoiHcn ' e ‘. ' O’ ® ' tttc U- ' oJ .G� t ' « ' i Y«mg« , .VWW, _ BuweU ■ g P. SttloA l ' ' « ' .. and •. ..tu.r. � f Ce.u -«tM a?« Gnidt Atiojone ™ - ., - 5, -, -.««� • ”“•- ' FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL Pr«««nt� ‘Mammy’s Lil’ Wild Rose Fr nkim Schoo! Auditorium FRIDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 2S - CHARAOTE ? DAnid French—from the City l.c tcr Van—Daniel ' Chum, Warte Can ' or -ttn unwelcome saitor ..- OrphuB Jackaon—a native Romeo_ Old Joe— Dat a fact - _ Rose O ' May—Mammy ' s lil wild rose. - Mammy Ceiie—a black treasare__ Heater O ' May—RoaeV matdea aunt. . . Pejrffy Fwmch—Daniel ' s eUler. .. . Is tty Van--Pejf ty ' s chum _ Babe Joan—a mountain charmer, . Mrs. Court vane—lovely woman . _ . 9:00 O ' CLOCK Kermit Wood Frank Boamer Alton Ijeonord ., . Cecil Browm -John D. Alked Irene Gentry , Willie Terry • Elthel Booker Ethel Daniel Mary Miller Alice Boytea Clara Cox SCEME—The entire action of the play takes place in the cabin doorway of Uncle Joe and Afammy Celle In the moun¬ tains of VirginiA. TIMF.—Present. ADMISSION 25c and 3Sc The stage was used for many types of programs. THE BOOT SHOP Mount Airy ' s Most Exclusive Shoe and Hosiery Store MOUNT AIRY, N. C The Senior Class of FRANKUN HIGH SCHOOL Preaente “A Little Clodhopper ’ FRANKLIN SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Wednesday Night, April 10_8 o’clock CHARACTERS ScpUiBQs OTestt, A Touoa Baok Aeeot_Snow Ocey Gamji, A Fr.sli Coentry Produet..—_...Gltnn HaCeher G«ctB« Chiggerson, An Innec.nt Utti« (.smb from tiw Clty.-Lenai Stewart UrK Cbuucraba Dt n a, JIw Dating Mammn, With « Smootb SfchafBB..,._..._Dorothy VarB � Hin Julietta Deaa, A SpinterviOe Boarding Houm KMf«r. .v.-Clan C� x Chamiim Carter. Wbo Tfainka She’s a V««s re.... . .. Tola Judy. A UtUe Cledhoppci- fton tlu Poor Boats._.......Mary MQlor ACT L rmnt ruom in Mtss Baan !! boardtsx hsuM. An evening is ApriL The theftl ATT 11, Two mr.ntk Uii«r. A room ift the city home of Mrs. Cbig- gervofi-Boggs. A coayie of wsddiDgii. Oot in the stormi ACT Cn. Tluee weeks )«t«r- Same seech u Act U. The mss rr«m Texse. Blaeicmaill TIME—The Pmant ADMISSION ___ .28 and 36c JACQUE ' S SHOP Opptmte Broadway Theatre, South Main Street The littlfi Btore that furcisbra both style and value o� dresses, coat , bats, hoalary, and all women’s wear. The Senior Class presented an old favorite. During the school session 1928-29, we enrolled 568 pupils. Of this number 99 dropped out or moved away. Eighty-five per cent of the 469 enrolled at the close of school were promoted. . .Miss Ruth Atkinson of Elkin, was added to our faculty, total number of teachers, 14. . . Our high school was organized in September 27, and was placed on the State Accredited High School list in the spring of 1929...There were 7 members of the graduating class.. . A Christmas program was given by first seven grades. .. Seniors presented Two Days to Marry on November 27. Hattie Davis and Woodrow Hall played two little black characters. . . Seniors gave wicker furniture for the stage. .. Franklin Boys ' Athletic Club purchased basketball suits in maroon and grey . . . M. Cox, editor and F. Beamer, business manager of Franklin Live Wire .. . Franklin boys defeat Beulah 10-8. . .Franklin girls, playing the first game in history, lost to Westfield 25-13. L. Simmons was injured by a fall to the rain-soaked ground. . .Teachers and pupils enjoyed a wiener roast at Brower Sjvrings. . . Ethel Booker, Senior Class President.. . A three-act play was given, Safety ' First. Some of the characters were: W. Hall, C. Snow, and H. Davis. Junior-Senior Banquet MENU Fruit Cocktail Smothered Chicken Rice Peas Creamed Sweet Potatoes Hot Rolls Pickles Iced Tea Banana Salad Ice Cream Cake Mints JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET P-R-O-G-R-A-M Music. Chorus. Toastmistress. Toast to the Seniors. Response. Jokes. Solo. Toast to our Principal. . ., Response. Senior Roll Call. Toast to the School Board Response. Song .Miss Alexander Boosting Our Old High School .Mellie Cox .Ellen Shelton .Clara Cox ...Hattie Davis .Miss Alexander .Mary Miller .Mr. McLeod .Woodrow Hall .Carl Snow .Mr. Hutchens 1929 ■m,. e p, ■ L.aDCfcA., pO . f , , , I, _ ' .X—OLt-CJ— fh e. -xT it hi� r O 0 4- F yi I- L H h ScA� � l i h y i P e s y t i -to -the. ' Jj n i 0 r S c n I tr j n u e t- py 4-i H C tn,), 3 Hf’y ' l TlFn e l«en J- . i Hotc l The first Junior-Senior ihtPfn o ' Cltc-K Banquet was a high point of interest for ZP the year. 18 class 3lowcr Chss Motto We Finish to Begin Pansy ' C ass of 1929 ‘olic Student Body, includinq the Class of 1929 First row, left to right: Alice Boyles, Hattie Davis, Violet McKinney, Mellie Cox, Irene Gentry, Amy Hodge. Second row: Troy Gant, Doris Gant, Vera Allred, Miss Myrtle Scholl, Bill Terry, Woodrow Hall, Nell Leonard, Ernestine Blackburn, Virginia Hatcher, Williesue Blackburn, Beatrice Creed, Leo Boyles. Third row: Clara Cox. Ethel Daniels Beamer, Novella Marshall, Jettie Edwards, Annie Nixon, John Dee Allred, Ruby Wagoner, Mrs., Mabel Alexander DeHaven, Nina Stewart, Clettie Barker, Ethel Booker. Fourth row: Dorothy Vernon . Lorena Creed, Carl Snow . Fannie Lambert, Margie Shelton, Ellen Shelton, Lennis Stewart, Cecil Brown, Lucy Simmons, Lois Slate, Alton Leonard. Mary Miller . Fifth row: 11a Beamer , Frank Beamer, Lyla Lineback, Katlileen Simmons, Lettie Tate , Glenn Hatcher . Corrina McKinney, Miss Pearl Hatcher, Una Hall, Mr. E. P. McLeod. Underlined: Members of Class of 1929. 19 class of 1930 First row, left to right: Mellie Cox, Ellen Shelton, Beatrice Creed, Hattie Davis. Second row: John Dee Allred, Frank Beamer, Alton L e o n a r d, Woodrow Hall. 11 Franklin TOA FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL --Presents- “Mary’s Castle In The Air FRIDAY, MARCH 14. 1930 8:00 O’clock P. M. School Auditorium BACCALAUREATE SERMON Sunday, April 27th, 3:00 O ' clock Processional. Holy, Holy, Holy Song.. Come Thou Almighty King Invocation Scripture- Solo.Selected Miss Smith Announcements Sermon. Dr. 1. T. Jacobs Quartette Song... Day is Dying in the West Benediction Commencement Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday nights. Class Day Exercises Franklin School Auditorium—Wednesday Night 8:00 O ' clock Part I Song: Boosting Our Old High .High School President ' s Address of Welcome.Mellie Cox The Last Class Meeting...Seniors Giftorian.Woodrow Hall Part II The Class Prepares to go into the outside World.Seniors Assisted by High School and others. Part III Class History.Alton Leonard Class Poem.Ellen Shelton Class Grumbler.Frank Beamer Class Booster.John D . Allred Class Prophecy.Beatrice Creed Last Will and Testament.Hattie Davis Class Mascot.Betty Joe Wood Farewell Song. Seniors Jjc 4: Jjs A three-act play will be presented by the High School tomorrow night. A Virginia Heroine iilARAi:TI ' 3i.S firs. Jenkina—A nei«iibor of the EstBbi ' oks . Nelli? J.?«iar4 Jane Jenkj� j9—Hw rtircatioua daughter ,, Lucy Kfmmons —Jftne ' n-ehktulfei Lennj- Taft—The - - - Boylea Man- iJslabrcwk-—fiftl . . Fannie Lambe Daddy AJ leo— A-village pUilosopher Atton Leonard Mrl tsbtwik- Mary ' ft wether . Ethel Booker Jfa� ftagsle —A your® AtWm‘y . Woodrow McMtlUan itteBie Carlyle—A (« olled duHlng of fortune Vera Allred Edward Cartylo—MJtHue ' a father j -. Konnit Wood Delia—Colored ep i� nt to the EettArook cottage Alice B 3jiea WwJiivwlui ' le. S;I10 OVIhlIi Charax—Tbere ' a Ki-kumr !{••( ■ pi� You . U ' ldn Var -,i i fipfll , .. Thuo «inMlx fi-k OpWTXtU •RAINBOWS END” Pptmarr I� tal Onnimar tSnutc Scene 1 0 n.r- nl.Jann and Peter � « AfWrBPor. is N.iVviVibW Sreno tf Tb� Pifl.. Where K cw« JW� � Scenr 111. Same m A •-� • I Th l Uloom m thr SetrnR .. drmdr diA Vocai yuet- lU .kwful Hnu Sush- Women Talk” . . Paul Uar4ner, Rjll Act i —Liviag room of I Act II—The sanro—On- Act in. —The same—FI Time: Summer; York Clt . THF. TtOO-ra.VN ' Y PAiOLV A� nt Lisby iKni-Fimtt.v—.Porr OW Maid.... .. Mabel Doa-Yaanj-- H.v ' nely Bm Happy _ . M.iore ilueW Grandma D«o-FuBn� -—With Yoon fd � � . Um ’ Maw rh hbi« i)ce ' i ' ' «any—Alaayx CLtorfuJ __ . . Intt MeldiP l AOi}iy tl6e-F«nny—Afraid of Ubn«t( . Heirer Ra . Hottre Pimja IVt-Funny- A Twin ...- . Artkor .Ui Daffy OiJly iJoo-PtinBy—Ukc«tae A Twin __ Waller D«-t |!bn ' ot { u -Frmn —An .hvffol Cut Up _ Innn Mont RbI-.j- Seo-Funny ' -A l.nUr Bletmm .. ... .... . L ' tiiae Teaaie T«bU«—Stun and Pat .. ... .. raalint TM : ' Lenfthv Liaie—Tati and Tbln —__ ..... Hrlea The Witch at Oimlmriw— a Beaaty SpeHalitt ..... ... Ruby Garda j l Ue - The Dou-i-’aons (LTd n 20 Franklin girls defeat Pilot Mountain 15-12. Marion and Cox stood out for Franklin. . . F. Beamer entertained Senior Class with a party at his home. . .Franklin was represented at the Boys ' Conference in Mount Airy by L. Boyles and K. Wood. . . Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Creed entertained faculty with turkey dinner. . . Professor E. P. McLeod purchased some shrubbery for school grounds. . .A play Wild Flower of the Hills was given with cast: V. Hatcher, E. Blackburn, C. Brown, E. Golding, K. Simmons, I. Gentry, E. Rose, B. Robinson, L. Boyles, and C. Jones. ..Franklin Live Wire Staff: L. Simmons, editor and K. Wood, circulation manager. . . Community Club organized. Officers elected are: President— Mrs. Robert Jones, Vice-President—G. B. Gardner, Secretary — Miss Pearl Hatcher. Gharlie Boyles was named chairman of a music concert. .. Honor Roll - First Grade: T. W. Estes, L. Moseley, G. Gentry ' , R. Simmons, G. Thomas, W. Odell... Franklin girls sprang one of the biggest surprises of the season by defeating Pilot Mountain by the score 15-12 in basket¬ ball. . .Boys defeat Pilot Mountain 8-7. . .Franklin boys de¬ feated Beulah 7-6 for second time in the season. . . The ninth grade and friends enjoyed a fishing trip to Buck Shoals ' s Pond. Those present were: Professor E. P. McLeod, M. Scholl, P. Hatcher, M. Jones, A. Leonard, U. Hall, T. Gant, L. Boyles, N. Leonard, and E. Blackburn. Live Wir MARCH 17, 19S0. Basketball quickly became a favorite sport with the forming of varsity teams. Playing on an outdoor court players had to be strong and hardy. BOYS ' BASKETBALL Left to right: Moore Booker, Kermit Wood, Frank Beamer, Alton Leonard, Troy Gant, Leo Boyles, Woodrow McMillan, Woodrow Hall. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Left to right: Bill Teny, Mellie Cox, Lucy Simmons, Doris Gant, Kathleen Simmons, Rosa Marion, Virginia Hatcher, Jettie Edwards, Mary Lou Hodges. PERFECT ATTENDANCE GROUP 1930 i First row, left to right: A. Noonkester, L. Moseley, V. Edwards, L. Simmons, ' G. Collins, R. Estes, A. Goforth, M. Vernon, P. Boyles, M. R. Jones, 1 F. Cook, J. Nichols, S. Vernon, E. Badgett, H. Lambert. Second row: ' j. Nichols, G. Martin, H. Livingood, W. McCraw, J. Robertson, S. Bobbit, C. Robertson, H. Estes, F. Lambert, V. Nichols, J. O ' Dell,-, G. Collins. Third row: M. Nichols, A. Macey, E. Nichols, L. Nichols, D.Gant, n ' . Leonard, L. Odell, B. Terry, V. Hatcher, A. Long, E. Blackburn. Fourth row: R. Edwards, J. Folger, L. Boyles, M. Booker, B. Robertson, V. Hutchens. 21 class o| 1931 Mr. E. P. McLeod, Rosa Marion, Lucy Simmons, Vera Allred, Ruby Wagoner, Kathleen Simmons, Ila Reamer, Virginia Hatcher, Ethel Booker, Williesue Blackburn, Kermit Wood, Ethel Daniel Reamer, Una Hall. Absent when the picture was taken were Alice Boyles and Irene Gentry. At a community meeting, a one-act comedy An Obstinate Family, directed by Miss Hatcher, was presented by the ninth grade. . . L. Simmons, editor of Live Wire . . . Junior class presented Tlie Silver Lining . . .Believe it or not: I. Gentry has a boyish bob, U. Hall never blushes, L, Boyles is the best French student, B. Terty weighs 98 pounds, and C. Faries is 6 feet tall. . .Franklin girls, including V, Hatcher, M. Wood, T. Blackburn, and K. Simmons, set the girls ' record for the 400 yard relay at 56. 4 seconds. . . There were 14 Seniors. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL First row, left to right: V. Allred, L. Simmons, K. Simmons, V. Hatcher. Second row: B. Terry, R. Clifton, J. Edwards, M. Wood. BOYS ' BASKETBALL Left to right: J. Wagoner, C. Brown, T. Gant, L. Boyles, M. Booker, K. Wood. W. McMillan. FRANKLIN-HONOR ROLL LAST QUARTER 1931 First Grade B: Tommy Jones, Eugene Caudle. First Grade C: Opal Mae Boyles, Woodrow O ' Dell. Second Grade A; Hassie Hall, Lillian Badgett, Virginia Edwards, Evelyn Simmons, Hazel Poore, Faye Cook, Third Grade; Mary L. Keye, Della W. Folger, Nellie Smith, Forrest Stone, Junior Nichols, Josephine Nichols. Fourth Grade A; Mary H. McMillan, Violet Younger, Kathleen Harris, Jack Robertson, Pauline B. Nichols, Ruth Estes, George Martin, Geraldine Collins, Pauline V. Nichols. Fifth Grade: Fred Lambert, Roy Cruise, Alice Long, Hazel Miller, Foy Cooke, Lois Booker, Pauline Boyles, Mary R. Jones, Mary- E. Snow. Sixth Grade: Virginia McMillan, Pa uline Wagoner, Arlene Thomas, Paul Terry, Mildred York, Briggs Wood, Kate Creed. Seventh Grade: Louise Nichols, Joseph Folger, Mary Lambert, Alice Macey. Eighth Grade: Mabel Wood, Lillian O ' Dell. Nintli Grade: Fannie Lambert, Nellie Leonard. Tenth Grade: Una Hall, Ethel Daniel, Ethel Booker. THE JUNIOR CLASS OF ' lO M franklin high schoo Pr isents (3, the silver lining V a AuJHoiium Friday NUjht, April 3,d CLASS DAY EXERCISES ;,( ctaiacters f klin high school Thursday Night. May 7th, 193 • a Leo Boyles 8:00 O ' clock Hartley. .Much devoted ,- 3,1 Faries .. Dawson-Tlie Perfect „i,ai to do .Junior Class Betty Hartley-Vrlto alway ..jertie Edwards —Mary-AulrishMaiddevotedtoBetty ,, .. .Una Hall salile Sauuders-Three rt j - t„ Terry Hostess. ,,. Kermit Wood Hmes a bride but never tosident ' a Address.Lucy Simmons Anne Harcout-Three bHJesmaid... Fannie Lambert Class History.. ■ • • • • ... .Katlrleen Simmons Hartlev-Who learns much from Grumbler and Booster. Wagoner Samuel „ ..Cecil Btowi Virginia Hatcher doesn ' t know Class Jokes.. ‘ Alice Boyles Bovey -A little ga Eurnestine Blackburn Piano Solo.Willie Sue Blackburn w ' „.„ � « � Class Poem. .Ua Beamer ri,e Hartley home. Presentation of Gifts. Gentry Act 1. Livingtoom 01 evening. Vocal Solo...Rosa Marlon l.ast Will and Testamen. Mary Lou Caudle Act 11. Same sc ,... ., (. 51 61 . Class Mascot.G„‘iu ' ' Act lU. Same sc Class prophecy...V.V s ' e r Clat Admission 10 0 IS. ‘■ ■■■“ T e-rriday Night High School Play-Adm. W b Commencement Sermon J Monday Ntght Graduation Exercises Seventh Qv de SEVENTH GRADE 1926 First row, left to right: Beatrice Fain, Ruby Wagoner, R.aymond Kiger, Kathleen Simmons, Lucy Simmons, Rosa Marion, Doris Gant, Dorothy Lineback, Violet McKinney. Tliird Henry Wagoner, Frank Creed,_. Lena Holt, I.yla Lineback. Second row: Nkinnie Creed, row; Grover Stanley, Buster Gant, Mr. Henr - Wolfe, I, li 23 class of 1932 First row, left to right: Mandy Bobbitt, Stella Byrd, Cecil Brown, Lloyd Cox, Brady Vernon. Second row: Miss Mamie Wolfe, Allen Nichols, Cullen O ' Dell, Glenn Nixon, Troy Gant, Gabe McCraw. Third row: Lena Haynes, Leo Boyles, Johnny Hall, Clarence Jones, Mary Chappell, Lucy Livengood, Annie Nixon, Jettie Edwards. Fourth row: Walter Creed, Frank Williamson, Evan Moore, Thomas Booker, Joe Johnson, Willie Hawks, Bill Terry, Ernest Edwards, Pearl Gardner, Maude Nichols, Willie Creed. 24 Three one-act plays were given. The plays and leading players were: The Way To A Man ' s Heart with B. Young and J. Caudle, Sophie From Sandysville with L. O ' Dell and L. Johnson, An Economical Boomerang with J. Wagoner and E. Scott. . . Graduation Exer¬ cises - Speaker—). H. Folger, Salutatory— Ernestine Blackburn.. . Senior Class Day Exer¬ cises with President ' s Address—F. Leonard, Class History—B. Terry, Class Poem — E. Blackburn, Last Will and Testament— L. Boyles, Prophecy—J. Edwards.. . Marshals: Chief—W. McMillan, M. Wood, J. Wagoner, L. O ' Dell, A. Creed. . . Junior-Senior Banquet- W. McMillan, President; Solo by M. Wood; Toast to Faculty, L. O ' Dell; Response, Mr. G. Kelly. . . GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Left to right: Jettie Edwards, Alice Jones, Ona Golding, Mabel Wood, Ella Scott, Bill Terry, Briggs Wood, Irma Gant, Mary Lambert, Thelma Blackburn. BOYS ' BASKETBALL First row, left to right: Cecil Brown, Harry Estes, Jack Caudle. Second row: Troy Gant, Leo Boyles, Woodrow McMillian, Moore Booker, Jesse Wagoner, Coach George Kelly. SENIOR CLASS DAY EXERCISES Thursday, May 5th. 7:45 P.M, FRANKLIN SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Part I INTRODUCTION Song of Juniors to Seniors Response Senior Class Welcome Song Senior Class President ' s Address—Fannie L. Leonard Part II The Last Class Meeting Fannie L, Leonard, President, Presiding Presentation of Gift to School—Cecil Brown Acceptance Class History Giftorian Class Poem Class Song Last Will and Testament Prof. McLeod Bill Terry Carl Faries Ernestine Blackburn Senior Class Leo Boyles Part III The Magic Fountain Prophetess Farewell Song Mabel Wood Lillian O ' Dell High School Play Jettie Edwards Senior Class Commencement Ushers Woodrow McMillan, Head Usher Jesse Wagoner Alice Creed Commencement Dates May 5, 6, 8, S 9th 7:45 P-.M. Friday Night Adm. 10 B 15:f JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET 1932 Woodrow McMillan, President, Presiding High School Song. Welcome Address. Response. Solo... Toast to Faculty. Response. Quartet. Jokes. Toast to Principal. Response... Toast to Seniors.. Response. Vacant Chair. A Parting Wish.. Good-Night Song. Woodrow McMillan . Fannie L. Leonard .Mabel Wood .... Lillian O ' Dell .Mr. D. Kelly .Jeff Miller , .. . Garl Robertson .Mr. McLeod .Moore Booker .Bill Terry .. Virginia Gassady .Juniors 25 3anii(iar Scent’s 3ran in Perhaps there are spots in the world tliat have seen more excitement and action than our gymnasium—but we doubt it. Dear to our hearts are memories of athletic event which took place here during our school days. Built in 1932 tlie gymnasium was one of the first in Surr County. It wasn ' t the finest building— Was it ever Qijmn3iSmm warm? . But it was the center of our lives at one time. Here we played many contests, cheered on by students and fans; here we learned valuable lessons in sportsman¬ ship and in living. Win or lose, P ' ranklin teams gave of their strength, skill and spirit to make their community proud of them. 26 A COLLECTION OF ATHLETIC TROPHIES HAVE COME FROM MANY YEARS OF SUCCESSFUL COMPETITION Long known and respected for its achievements in athletics, Franklin acquired many trophies during its 32 years of competition. In earlier days, FHS baseball teams held their own against all challengers. Such players as Jack Robertson, Wade Lawrence, Roy Kirkman, Smith Hardy and Alfred Gardner will be long remembered. Basketball held the limelight for many years. Girls who were considered top Northwest players include Kat Simmons, Jo Nichols, Lillian Badgett, Berdine Nichols, Geneva Hicks, Bobby Lou McCraw, Dot Nichols, Oneda Booker, Edith Jarrell, Annabelle Webb, and Jill Laughridge. Outstanding boys were such players as Claude Lawrence, Jock Wagoner, T. W. Estes, William Wagoner, Heywood Weddle, Edgar Draughn, C. W. Faulkner, Max Hiatt and Herman Nichols. Many track records are still held by our boys and girls. Coy Kirkman, Cecil Hill, Rawley Amburn, Roger Jones, Johnny Gwyn, and Franklin Haymore were great track competitors. For the girls, Jurmaine Golding, Georgia Gardner, Annie Chandler, and Shirley Draughn were among the best. Football was really just beginning to move ahead from its beginning in 1950, but some outstanding indi¬ viduals should be mentioned: Richard Wagoner, Tim Simpson, Russell Thomas, Kenneth Horton, Clancy Lyons, and Maylon Blackburn. When the last game of the season was played in 1959, Franklin High School closed its record books with a sense of pride in the boys and girls who represented it for 30 years. The record of the games won and lost is one that will hold its own place in athletic achievement in Northwest North Carolina. Long will be remembered the high quality of sportsmanship shown by team members as they exhibited the Old Franklin Spirit in competitive action. 27 class of 1933 First row, left to right: Ford Miller, Jesse Wagoner, Virginia Cassady, Carl Creed. Third row: Moore Booker, Woodrow McMillan, Jeff Miller. Creola Robertson, Jack Badgett. Second row: Lillian O ' Dell, Mabel Wood, Alice Cook absent. program Wednesday May [■ATORV iUS DICTORY fflTATlOH OF CEKTIFICATES KDING of DIPFOMA CLASS ROU JRE BOOKER GlNlA CASSEDY iE WAGONER UAN O’DELL polGER-CHIEF MARSHAL lOMAS ANGELL LL NICHOLS IILLIAN O’DELL high school ford miller “ ' ' .’CkSS ' “Sf E. ' P. ALICE CREED CREOIA COOKE WOODROW ' i carl ROBERTSON LOUISE NICHOLS LENORA SIMPSON Dramatics always played an important part in extra¬ curricular activities. The Junior and Senior classes had at least two productions per year with fun and enjoyment for everyone. THE SENIOR CLASS of FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL Presents A PRAIRIE ROSE FRANKLIN SCHOOL AUDITORIUM FRIDAY NIGHT 7:30.MARCH 3rd, 1933 CHARACTERS Silas Wilder.A Deaf Old Ranchman.JESSE WAGONER Dr. Robert Raymond.A Young Chicago Physician. . . . MOORE BOOKER Philip Bryant.A Wealthy Young Lawyer.WOODROW McMILLAN Archie Featherhead.A Young Chicago Dude.LEO BOYLES Bill Briggs.A Kansas Cowboy.CARL ROBERTSON Mose.Philip Bryant ' s Servant.FORD MILLER Ralph Wilder.Younger Brother of Silas.JEFF MILLER Lizy Jane Socum.. .. Sila ' s Housekeeper, Later His Wife.... LILLIAN O ' DELL Dorothy Deane.... Phil ' s Sweetheart, Later His Wife.. . VIRGINIA CASSADY Agnes Raymond.Robert ' s Divorced Wife.ALICE CREED Rose Miller. A Prairie Rose Daughter of Ralph.CREOLA COOKE ADMISSION 10 t ADMISSION 104 28 BOYS ' BASKETBALL First row, left to right; J. Caudle, E. Brown, H. Estes, Mr. George Kelly, Coach. Second row: L. Boyles, W. McMillan, T. Gant, M. Booker, J. Wagoner. The High School preliminary Recitation and Declamation Contest was held to declare winners to represent our school in the county contest at Low Gap. B. Nichols and R. Simmons were our winners. .. .Winning basketball letters were: E. Scott, M. Lambert, A. Jones, B. Bowman, F. O ' Dell, J. Caudle, H. Estes, R. Simmons, and managers of both t e a m s. . . Glee Club broadcasts from station WSJS in Winston-Salem the following songs: Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes, Sleepy Hollow Tune, Mitchell ' s Flute - Soloist—Russell Simmons, Miss Scholl—d i r e c t o r, Mrs. DeHaven—pianist. . .Surry County Commencement held at D o b s o n, .. Winners in sixth grade spelling—J. Fulk, 2nd Prize and seventh grade English—M. McMillan, 1st prize. .. Both elementary ' and high school departments were accredited. The school had an enrollment of 775 pupils and employs 18 teachers, , . GIRLS ' BASKETBALL First row, left to right: T, Blackburn, M. Lambert, B. Terry, E. Scott, O. Golding. Second row: M. Wood, E. Gant, B. Wood, J. Estes, A. Greed. SENIOR LEAGUE OF NOTIONS Alice Creed—1 have a notion to be an old maid. Moore Booker—I have a notion to be a preacher. Jeff Miller— 1 have a notion to quit the girls. Virginia Cassady—I have a notion to get married. Jesse Wagoner—1 have a notion to go to college. Woodrow McMillian—1 have a notion to fall in love. Lillian O ' Dell—I have a notion I ' m in love. Creola Cooke—I have a notion that this will be the last issue of this paper. 29 Chss of 1934 f First row, left to right: Russell Simmons, Clarence Jones, Jay Sprinkle, Troy Belle Nichols, Alice Macey. Third row: Thelma Blackburn, Bessie Bowman, Gant, Harry Estes, Joseph Folger, Tommy Angel. Second row: Erma Gant, Doris Brinkley, Miss Huddleston, Ethel Nichols, Catherine Morris, Ella Scott. Mary Lambert, Fannie O ' Dell, Ola Dunbar, Virginia Lawrence, Bertie Davis, , SOTSG SCHOOT V EECOME dowser OES CEA-SS juTROES ADVICE ts EOEM CEARE- N ' o’DEEE .l REL CE]0 it the ER ' MASCgS GRADUATION EXERCISES MONDAE ' evening may 16, 1934 8:00 P.M. CHORUS The Bells Of St. Mary High School SALUTATORIAN Bertie Davis SOLO Russell Simmons VALEDICTORIAN Joseph Folger ADDRESS Rev, E. T. Mickey, Jr. presentation of certificates Attorney, Fred Folger presentation of DIPLOM.es Prof. E. P. McLeod ANNOUNCEMENTS FAREWELL SONG Senior Class Melba Hamptoi Margaret Pardue Jack Caudle Bobbie Young Margaret Beamer Ernestine Moser , Chief Marshal Virginia Creasey Paul Terry Kate Creed Pauline Wagoner Fay Ashbum Commencement programs ex¬ tended over several days, were well- prepared, and attended by large audiences. 30 Foye Cooke was toastmaster of Junior-Senior Banquet, Mary Edith Snow, President of Junior Class gave the welcome. Lenora Simpson, President of Senior class gave the response. . . Miss Catherine Huddleston Senior Di¬ rector. . . Who ' s Who in the Senior Class at Franklin: Ella Scott, Blonde Beauty. . .Thelma Blackburn, Most Digni¬ fied. Bertie Davis, Most Friendly... Catherine Morris, Most Studious. . .Virginia Lawrence, Most famous singer.. . Ola Dunbar, Most desirable girl. . . F a n n i e O ' Dell, peroxide blonde. Ethel Nichols, quietest girl ... Doris Brinkley, basketball star. . . Erma Gant, best sport. . . Mary ' Lambert, beauty specialist. .. Bessie Bowman, most be¬ loved girl. . , Belle Nichols, youngest girl.. . Alice Macey, biggest flirt. ... Troy Gant, biggest baby... Clarence Jones, dude of Franklin. .. Russell Simmons, most popular boy, Thomas Angell, book worm. ... Joseph Folger, twin to book worm. . . . H a r r y Estes, future president of the U. S. SIXTH GRADE 1928 First row, left to right: I. Holder, C. Robertson, R. Combs, E. Collins, L. Nichols, H. Rector, H. Estes, H. Rector, B. King D. Holder. Second row: L. O ' Dell, R. Gardner, E. Scott, S. M. Jessup, Miss Crouse, L. Bobbitt, M. Sawyers, A. Snow, J. Badgett Third row: E. Branscomb, M. York, W. Bowman, J. Wagoner, R. Taylor. Fourth row: Lillie O ' Dell, C. Robertson, F. Norman, M. Phillips, Jr . or , D. Wilson, A. Slate, M. Laulden, L. Nichols, A. Creed. Fifth row: 1. Montgomery, M. Booker, J. Lawson, C. O ' Dell, C. Jones, J. Reece, A. Norman. class of 1935 a ' Left to right: Lorine Johnson, Melba Hampton, Margaret Pardue, Ernestine Moser, Lenora Simpson, Faye Ashburn, Kate Creed, Bobbie Regan, Jack Caudle, Pauline Wagoner, E. P. McLeod. At a meeting of the Community Club, it was decided to change the organization to a Parent-Teacher 4ssoci- ation. . . P e r f e c t Attendance: First Grade—D. Oakley, P. Beasley; Third—R. Lawrence; Sixth—A. Nichols, H. Stone; Tenth—R. Shaw. ..An operetta Little Red Riding Hood was presented in the auditorium, under the direction of a committee of teachers, with Miss Davenport as chairman, a cast of 45 characters were used, all from elementary grades. A few characters were: R. Simmons, E. Dunbar, and F. Cooke.. . The following were chosen from the Junior class to serve as marshals during com¬ mencement week. Chief Marshal—R. Greenwood, H. Hiatt, E. Hunter, T. Simmons, B. Williams. . . Honoring the Senior class of Franklin was the Junior class which gave a banquet in the high school building. F. Cooke served as toastmistress. Other speakers were: M. Snow, L. Simpson, M. Jones, F. Lambert, W. Lawrence, and C. Lawrence. Reunion in 1951 brings together Paul Terry, Mr. McLeod, Melba Hampton, IMr. Charlie Boyles, Mrs. Boyles and Bobbie Young. 32 BOYS ' BASKETBALL First row, left to right: Coach Coon ' , ' Creed, C. Lawrence, P. Terry, J. Caudle, W. Lawrence, J. Robertson, R. Shaw. Second row: W. Dodson, E. Renegar, Clyde Lawrence, W. McCraw, G. Collins. FRANKLIN SCHOOL PRESENTS OPERETTA An operetta Little Red Riding Hood from the story of the same name was presented in the Franklin High School auditorium, Friday evening, May 10, at eight o ' clock. The operetta was under the direction of a committee of teachers of which Miss Lula Davenport was chairman. It had a cast of forty-five characters, all from the ele¬ mentary grades with the exception of Russell Simmons, who played the part of the woodman, Elmer Dunbar, of the tenth grade, who was the wolf, and Foy Cooke, also of the tenth grade, who represented the grandmother. The cast was as follows: Red Riding Hood, Mary Catherine Tickle; Marjorie, Eloyes Slate; Grandmother, Foy Cooke; Woodman, Russell Simmons; Little Bopeep, Mar) ' Lou Caudle; Little Miss Muffet, Jane Weddle; Spider, Jake Bowman; Little Jack Homer, Billy Critz; Jack and Jill, Mary Vernon and Ray Simmons; Little Bunnies, Chorus of Red Riding Hood ' s Playmates. A special feature of the program was string music between scenes. 33 BASEBALL TEAM First row, left to right: Jack Robertson, Jasper Fulk, Elmo Renegar, Wade Lawrence. Second row: Roy McHone, Gerald Collins, Roger Shaw, Claude Lawrence. Third row: Coach J.C. Hiatt, J. Leftwich, Howard Morris. BOYS ' BASKETBALL First row, left to right; Wade Lawrence, Jack Robertson, Gerald Collins, Claude Lawrence, Clyde Lawrence, Elmo Renegar. Second row: Howard Morris, Fred Lambert, Perry Lawrence, Jasper Fulk. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL First row, left to right: Mary H. Booker, Frances Hutchens, Evelyn Simmons, Dolia Gordon, Irona Fain. Second row: Alma Caudle, Josephine Nichols, Lillian Badgett, Rebecca McMillan. Third row: Pauline Boyles, Evelyn Badgett, EstherSimmons, Mary H. McMillan, Ruth Estes. W.Lawrence, Clyde Lawrence, G. Collins, C. Lawrence, J. Robertson, E. Renegar. Coach, J. C. Hiatt. COMMENCEMEOT PLAY Friday Evaning, May IS, 8 O’clock Mnc TuWh of Sbanly ' oW’ CHARACTERS --- ilQtte Vim-—a- — tien .... Je .—. .. ———J Slossom TaWx -- la Tubbs - , Hicfaey ..■ isa’.em T«bbs —-- :le SbOxi Tttbbs . Eat i Siininon Ewfyn Ver� SbcSto Basw«-I El«e 1 - -” Hfliaer Harr Caudle Catberiue Ttekle _ _ Warten Erelyo Simmons baccalaureate sermon Sonday Evonin , May 17. 8 O’clock processioBia .. Motuln® Tovttatlon Bftv O. H naaaer Itie ' toTd My Shepherd Bliae Kenwrar. Whlard BoobuT Jlaeb RohertMW Maty natel MeMHian Hymo —...■ ' futecatlen fkrtptare „ 5 rmon —-- � ymn ..—“ ' Benedlctton Beeetudonai CLASS DAY EXERCISES Evooiog. May 21. 8 . S3m« Hunhat ■WeteMue .Prod Lambert Hlatoriaa . Piano Solo -- Mary Jones ]_ _Claude Lftwretwe RoYO Coohe Trt Mti n el e«� � . Sealof -- Dorothy Easter Eva Harrison Maty � dith Snow Plaaa Srfo —... Pa«M� e Boyloa — -- - prophecy .... adc Lawreuee . senior Claw Clan Sons.. Last wm and Testament --- The Vacant Chair- in Memoplam --—•“‘• 7 ’ oi c.rane� � � rf ?« ' «« .. Roger 8ha.« __Grace Beamer Opal Venable Attendanoe— Prof. . McLeod graduation EXERCl Friday Evening, May 22. S O’clock _ Haacl. Milhff -— ___ eisb School ..— Miudne Rastet 7 ----. Sealot ..ittotaej W«� «. --—. ccwer ioa of Certifleatw —. BKrf. E. V. Mcteod f of iHplonus--- ' commencement Exercises G. Collins won 100 yard dash in the county track meet...C. Lawrence won 75 yard hurdles. .. Marshals: E. R e n e g a r—chief, M. Booker, H. McMillan, E. Badgett, M.Willard, J. Robertson. .. Seniors p r e s e n t Mrs. Tubbs of Shantytown . .. Salutatorian, Hazel Miller; Valedictorian, Maxine Easter... Outstanding Basketball Games of the Year: Franklin Score 28 Wlrite Plains Score 13 Franklin 27 Low Gap 12 Franklin 25 Flat Rock 17 Franklin 26 Dobson 20 Franklin 48 East Bend 38 Franklin 30 Beulah 29 Franklin 35 Pilot Mountain 21 Franklin 21 Gopeland 32 Franklin 30 Mount Aiiy ' 15 Track Hi- -Lights of the Year: School Score Gopeland Westfield Franklin Pilot Mountain 53 35 1 2 22 15 34 class of 1936 First row, left to right: Mr. E. P. McLeod, Foye Cook, Maxine Easter, Dorothy Easter, Mary ' E. Snow, Eva Harrison, Mary R. Jones, Hazel Miller. Second row: Roger Shaw, Elmer Wagoner, Pauline Boyles, Opal Venable, 11a Sumner, Grace Beamer. Third row: Gerald Collins, Wade Lawrence, Fred Lambert, Claude Lawrence, Garnett Blackburn, Elmer Dunbar, Howard Morris. 35 class of 1937 First row, left to right: Irona Fain, Lettie Gardner, Velma Jones, Ruth Horton, Marshall Smith. Second row: Elmo Renegar, Blanche Holder, Foye Davis, Alma Caudle, Frances Hutchens. Third row: Pansy Miller, Jack Robertson, Maude Willard, Evelyn Badgett, Margaret N ichols, Geraldine Collins, Margaret McMillan, Ella M. Vernon, Esther Simmons, Ruth Estes. ■ ' . ' ‘-liSSlONAi,--—-— Sks diplomas PRESENTATION OF AWARnc of CERTiFICATtS BENEDi’cti ® BINDS RKESSIONAL EDWARD HOLST Hon. j.h. folger prof. E.P. MoLEOD SHF. J.W. COMER CONGREGATION Badgett, Evelyij -£t 5S_R0U Caudle, Alma Dsvis, Foye Pain, Irona Holder, Blanche Hutcliens, Frances McMillan, Mary H. Nichols, Margaret ' Smith, Marshall ' Hlard, Maude Forest Stone Mary Lee Key Marshal Haswell Rumley Booher, Margaret Collins, Geraldine Bnes, Ruth Gardner, Lettie Horton, Ruth Jones, Velma Miller, Pansy Simmons, Esther Vernon, Elia Mae Renegar, Elmo Vera Shelton Florence Wagoner baccalaureate sermon PROCESSIONAL - ' — - HYMN, COME THOU ALMJGHT KING INVOCATION CHORUS, NOW THE DAY IS OVER SERMON CHORUS, INTEGER VITAE BENEDICTION RECESSIONAL CONGREGATION REV. J.M. FOLGER JOSEPH BRINKLEY REV. C.W. RUSSELL FERDINAND GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Front row, left to right: Irona Fain, Lillian Badgett. Second row: Alma Caudle, Marian Harbour, Rutli Estes, Mary Hope Booker, Lettie Gardner. Third row: .Mary Hazel McMillan, Lela Moseley, Esther Simmons, Evelyn Badgett, Josephine Nichols. 36 Home Economics added to curriculum 1936-37 with Miss Virginia Coltrane as the teacher. . . First equipment consisted of 2 treadle sewing machines, a kitchen cabinet, two oil ranges and a sink. Members sold ice-cream to buy- dishes and cooking utensils. . . Class Day Exer¬ cises May ' 7, 1937. . .Gypsy ' Pageant The Open Road . . .Salutatorian: Margaret Booker, Vale¬ dictorian: Mary Hazel McMillan. . . Twenty- One Graduates. PHYSICS CLASS OF 1937 Left to right: Mar ’ Hazel McMillan, Jack Robertson, Margaret Booker, Elmo Renegar, Pansy Miller. THE FIRST HOME ECONOMICS CLASS First row, left to right; B. Holder, 1. Fain, L. Gardner, F. Davis, F. Hutchens. Second row: A, Caudle, M. Willard, G. Collins, E. M. Vernon, R. Estes, V. Jones. Third row: E. Badgett, E. Simmons. THE CLASS WHEN THEY WERE JUNIORS Seated, left to right: Gilmer Horton, Elmo Renegar, Jack Robertson, Billy Rose. Standing: Frances Hutchens, Blanche Holder, Margaret Booker, Pansy Miller, Mary L. Payne, Ella M. Vernon, Ruth Estes, Evelyn Badgett, Margaret Nichols, Esther Simmons, Alma Caudle, Mary- Hazel McMillan, Foye Davis. First row, left to right: P. Nichols, A. Goforth, M. Thomas, R. Estes, j|G. Collins, M. L. Payne, M. Nichols, L. Brown, M. H. McMillan, I. Norman. ' Second row: V. Younger, B, Nichols, A. Caudle, R. HoLder, K. Harris, i|C. Jones, E. Badgett, C. Quesinberry, C. Tate, I. Fain. Third row: B. Rose, E. Phillips, R. Renegar, B. Golding, R. Hutchens, R. Watts, W. Dodson, W.McCraw. Fourth row: G. Martin, J. Robertson, S. Bobbitt, W. Bowman, H. Livengood, R. Wilson, C. Quesinberry, Teacher, Mrs. McLeod. |j li 37 Boys’ Bas ti all BOYS ' BASKETBALL Robert Gardner, Roy Kirkman, Roy McHone, Tommy Jones, T. W. Estes, Billy Rose, Haywood Weddle, Coach Hiatt, James Lewis, William Carter, Jack Johnson. girls ' Basfeoffa I GIRLS ' BASKETBALL First row, left to riglit; Dolia Gordon, Lela Moseley, Marion Harbour, Josephine Nichols, Mary H. Booker, Lillian Kirkman, Ruth Morris. Second row: Faye Cooke, Grace Wilmoth, Miss Louise Kendall, coach; Evelyn Simmons, Ola F. Boyles, L. Simmons. Good Morning, Judge presented at the Halloween Carnival with G. Blackburn as leading man. . . J. Nichols was elected Halloween queen with 1160 votes. . . Girls ' basketball team whipped Westfield in first game 13-11. Class Motto— The Door of Success is labeled Push ; Class Flower-Sweet Pea; Class Colors— Rainbow Colors. . .Franklin offers typing for first time. . . F. Stone — Editor-in- chief of Franklin Broadcaster . . . An active PTA has been organized. . . High School enrollment is 150. . . Grounds have been made ver ’ pretty. . .Girls ' team beat Flat Rock 14-10 in the triangular tournament. . , 38 class o| 1938 First row, left to right: Ruth Morris, Hazel Normari, Nina V. Jones, Florence McCraw, Roy McHone, Ruth Lawrence, Haswell Rumley, Vera Shelton, Wagoner, Forrest Stone, Maiy ' L. Keye, Guy Blackburn. Second row: Glenn Billy Rose, Josephine Nichols, Guyle Beasley. Miss Vicj.’tiia. Goltrflft ' e wSo pi epn.fed this eai ' booK ;■ Cover and first inside page ol first yearbook. i ' iiopn ol Ileaili: Guy Blackburn and one of the early buses. Poor roads made driving a hazardous occupation. Ruth Morris was n a ni e d the liealtliiest farm girl in twenty northwest counties in 4-H compe¬ tition. 39 class of 1939 First row, left to right: Evelyn Simmons Ramey, Edith Miller, Jettie Vernon, Alice Allred, Marian Harbour, Gertrude Shelton, Dorothy Francis, Virginia Beamer, Leona Marion, Lillian Badgett, Miss Virginia Coltrane, Homeroom Teacher, Lovie Cundiff, Rushie Lineback, Rebecca McMillan, Warren HOME ECONOMICS WINNERS FHS Home Economics Department tied for second place in Surry County Fashion Show, April 18, 1939. Maiy ' Hope Booker, wool skirt and blouse, 1st place; Kathleen Holder, silk dress, 3rd; Lela Lawrence, lingerie, 1st and 2nd; Oneda Booker, cotton dress, 2nd place. Simmons, Delia Gordon, Mary H. Booker, Betty Hatcher, Nannie Jarrell, Mary Gardner, Faye Cook, Warren Booker, Swain Cook, Charles Brinkley, Charles Burroughs, Roy Kirkman. Senior class to publish yearbook— Franklin Memories. B. Hatcher- Editor-in-Chief. , , Seniors presented play — At the Sign of the Pewter Jug . . . 27 Seniors to graduate. . . J. Nichols high scorer for the year with 320 points in girls ' basketball. . . In track, C. Kirkman won first place in 880 yard run and broke his own record set in 1936. C. Burroughs took first place in 75 yard hurdles. .. Franklin tied with Westfield for second place in track with 31 points. . .S. Cooke, editor of Franklin Broadcaster. . . First school in county to add General Business. .. E. Hemmings starred in Here Comes Charlie . . . 150 in High School; 600 in Elementary ' ; 20 teachers. . . Senior Sneak Day at Buck Shoals. Mr. McLeod gave them 14 periods in detention hall. .. Franklin boys beat Elkin in finals of Copeland Tournament, Score 18-14 ... Class officers—President, C. Burroughs; Vice- President, R. Kirkman; Secretary, E. Miller; Reporter, E. Ramey... An important addition to Franklin was a lunchroom. Charles Brinkley was one of the first Frank¬ lin boys to lose his life in World War II action, January 1944. 40 The highlight of the season was the de¬ feat of Boonville, top team of the northwest area. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL First row, left to right: M. Harbour, L. Badgett, J. Nichols. Second row: L. Moseley, D. Gordon, M. Booker, Miss L. Kendall, Coach. Third row; E. Simmons, O. Boyles, E. Jarrell, F. Cooke. Fourth row: R, McMillan, G. Wilm oth, J. Shelton. BOYS ' BASKETBALL First row, left to right: T. W. Estes, K. Gant, R. Kirkman, W. Carter, T. Jones. Second row: T. Davis, J. Johnson, H. Lambert, H. Holder. Third row: E. Caudle, R. Edwards, C. Burroughs, Coach Hiatt. Season record; 13 games won out of 25. Points scored: 550. Leading scorers: Jones and Gant. Defensive Stars: Kirkman and Carter. Letters awarded to: G. Brown, C. Burroughs, E. Caudle, H. Holder. Stars awarded to: R. Kirkman, T. W. Estes, T. Jones, K. Gant, J. Johnson, H. Weddle, W, Carter. First row, left to right: F. Robertson, V. Edwards, H. Tickle, E. Simmons, A. Nichols, J. Vernon, R. McMillan, R. Willard, M. Harbour. Second row: I. Quesinberry, M. Rose, N. Jarrell, S. Hodge, H. Poore, G. Wilmoth, 1. Harris, F. Cook, L. Badgett. Third row: Miss L. Hutchens, teacher. M. H. Booker, E. Poff, ___, B. Hatclier, E. Wilson, B. Nicliols, H. Hall, _ ,M. Slate, C. Spencer. Fourtli row; G. Stone, W. Parker, H. Bennett, H. Nixon, P. Lawrence, J. St:inley, B. O ' Dell, W. Fleming, K. Gant, W. McCraw. 41 3ran lin Alumni Presidents ALTONlEONARD ' 30 CARL SNOW ' 29 EMA1A NICHOLS ' 34 RUTH BLACKBURN ' 38 VERA SIMMONS ' 31 JOSEPHINE SNYDER ' 39 HAROLD STONE ' 40 CEK XLD COLLINS ' 36 ANN LAMBERT ' 49 1 he presidents of tlie Alumni Association were elected because they are tlie type of leader most vital to an organization. They have directed activities of this group for twenty-five years. During that time they liave lived in this area and have become community leaders. The progress of this organization and of this school owes mucli to tlieir continuing efforts. 42 In 1938 it was apparent tliat more classroom space was needed. The higlr school was using the library- for liomerooms and the auditorium tor study halls. So a de¬ cision to build a six-room building for the high school was made. There were 180 students in high school with five teachers. The building was finished and classes begun in it in January, 1940. Who will ever forget our pride in our new library, spacious classrooms, the gong that hung by the stairway-even the cold north wind that hit the front doors? A new impetus was given to work, sports, and school life as we entered the war years. Junior Hu](i Girls: Front row, left to right: Ola Faye Boyles, Opal Maye Boyles, Edith Jarrell, Lela Moseley, Josephine Hudson, Grace Wilmoth, Louise Simmons. Second row: Ha el Tickle, Coach, Miss Louise Kendall, Pauline Key, Oneda Booker. Third row: Dorothy Nichols, Mabel Tickle. Boys: front row: L. Caudle, T. Davis, 11. Weddle, T. W. Estes, T. Jones, K. Gant, J. Johnson. Second row: W. Wagoner, H. Lambert,__, J. C. Hiatt, coach, _, R. Edwards, C. Wagoner, H. Stone. GIRLS ' and BOYS ' BASKETBALL The girls ' varsity, with a new team, produced a fair re¬ cord. Edith Jarrell and Dot Nichols were outstanding. The boys were at peak performance, winning several local tournaments. T. W. Estes, and Tommy Jones were leading players. M. Rose was a winner in the American Youth Forum, an essay and art contest. Tlie subject was Today ' s Challenge to American Youth . . .Senior class went to Chapel Hill as guests of the University of North Carolina.. . En¬ rollment: Elementary, 639; High School: Eighth-63, Ninth-45, Tenth-36, and Eleventh- 33, Total, 177; The Grand Total-816. .. New school bus is added, making a total of tlrree. . . N. McCormick—school champion in the Spelling Bee. . . Our new librarian was Mrs. Fourqurean. . . Four new subjects have been added this year—Business Arithmetic, Geogra¬ phy, Chemistry, and third year Home Eco¬ nomics. . . The Honor Club was sponsored by Mr. McLeod and limited to Juniors and Seniors with an average of 85; President H. Stone. . . Senior Play: The Old Crab ...E. McGee scores highest in State Examination, V. Allred- second, and H. S t o n e—third. .. S. Cooke — Editor-in-Chief of FranklinHi-Life. . .Franklin girls went to finals in Mountain Park Tourna¬ ment. . . HONOR CLUB Front row, left to right: Helen Horton, Lela Lawrence, Dorothy Morris, Lola Moseley, Virginia Allred, Margaret Rose. Back row: Edward McGee, Harold Stone, E. P. McLeod, Principal; Jack Johnso n, Harvey Wagoner, Haywood Weddle. toi, So ' 4 ”� ' on.s, o IV “Uer 44 class of 19W First row, left to right: C. Witt, E. McGee, H. Horton, E. Bowman, H. Tickle, L. Simmons. Second row: G. McCraw, W. Haynes, M. Renegar, V. Allred, M. Allred, 1. Venable, A. L. Vernon. Third row: G. Wright, M. Rose, R. Wilmoth, C. Kirkman, G. Wilmoth, E. L. Haynes, F. Venable, H. Stone. Fourth row: F. Booker, O. Leonard, 2. Jones, J. Greenwood, E. Hicks, L. Moseley, T. W. Estes. CLASS REUNION Reunion in 1960 brought together E. McGee, W. Haynes, C. Witt, A. Vernon, M. Allred. Second row: H. Stone, C. Kirkman, F. Venable, H. Tickle, E. Jarrell, M. Rose. JUNIOR PATROL First row, left to right: _, Owen Stone, Guy Tolbert, _ , G. McCraw. Second row: Roger Blackburn, Wayne Frye, Osier Martin,_, James Lewis. Third row: Norris Jarrell, Billy Snow, James Loflen, __, Marvin Holder, Ray Bennett. Fourth row: Rawley Ambum, Glenn Blackburn, Hunter McHone, Raymond Edwards, Mitchell Sparger, Jack Tate, Henrj’ Allred. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT The first vocational Home Economics Department was set up in 1940, under the direction of Miss Coltrane. 45 GIRLS ' BASEBALL Baseball was a lot of fun for springtime. BOYS ' BASKETBALL Coach J. C. Hiatt, B. Stone, F. Haymore, F. Hemmings, T. Davis, W. Wagoner, T. Jones, J. Johnson, H. Weddle, R. Simmons, R. Edwards, C. Wagoner, W. Carter, B. Nichols, C. Beasley, J. Tate, J. Gwyn. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL C. Jones, F. Jones, C. Allred, O. F. Bo Tes, J. Shelton, J. Willard, Miss L. Kendall, coach; K. Lewis, D. Nichols, A. Jarrell, B. Nichols, M. Snow, O. Booker, O. M. Boyles. 46 c ass of 19m First row, left to right; Reid Simmons, Jack Johnson, William Carter, Keith Mart V. Hauser, Dorothy Nichols, Frances Norman, Tomm) Jones. Fourth Gant, J. H. Hall. Second row; Edith Hauser, Mai ie Horton, Melba McCraw, row; Haywood Weddle, Ardena Jarrell, Dorothy Morris, .Mabel Tickle, Nova Mar ' Nell Snow, Lela Lawrence, Lottie Cundif-f, James Lewis, Lucille Martin. Smith, Eugene Caudle. Fifth rorv; Opal Mae Boyles, Oneda Booker, .Maude Third row; Harvey Wagoner, Lois Hooker, Dora Quesinberr ' , Teacher Miss Greenwood, Pauline Key. Ola M. Boyles, .Absent. FIRST GR.A.DE First row, left to right; J. Lewis,____ F- Nichols, V. Young, J. Hudson, A. Shelton,_, W. O ' Dell, K. Jones. Second row; __. Carpenter,_. Noonkester,___, T. Jones, D. Rose, W. Holder, L. Moser, R. McKinney, F. Smith. Third row; H. Holder,_, J. Nichols, O. Leonard,__, ____,_, J. Martin, W. Hutchens, A. R. Beamer, E. Jarrell, A. Vernon. Fourth row; F. Booker,_,_ __, P. Lawrence, H. Gentry, D. Norman,__ , A. Phillips, HOME EGONOMIGS CLASSES Front row, left to right; F. Brown, A. Chandler, B. Golding, T. Gravely, I. Beasley, A. Smith. Second row; E. Freeman, M. R. Jarrell, N. McCormick, M, Jones, Z. Smith, H. Tickle, Miss V. Coltrane, J. Hudson, G. Wilmoth, E. R. Golding, M. Berrier. Third row; M. Towe, E. Hall, D. Quesinberiy ' , D. Morris, J. Willard, I. Vernon, M. Moser, C. Fulk, P. Easter. Fourth row; R. Beshears, L. Lawrence, C. Jones, K. Lewis, L. Hooker, L. Collins, I. Harris. Fifth row; I. Gillespie, 1. Tolbert. Yearbook dedicated to Mrs. Helen George Hollingsworth. . . H. Wagoner—President of Senior Class. .. W. Carter voted the Best Sport. . .M. Renegar and T, W. Estes voted Biggest Flirts. . . T. Jones—President of 4-H Club...]. Hudson, G. Wilmoth, and L. Moseley are varsity guards. ..T. Jones scores 185 points for s e a s o n. . . Tied witli Copeland for 1st place in county track. First places won by B. Nichols, basketball throw; Haymore—100 yd. dash, Gwyn—220. 47 X class of 1942 First row, left to right; M. Moser, J. Golding, C. Wagoner, F. Jones, Fi. Payne, Wagoner, B. Golding, Z. Sumner, W. Shelton. Second row; Miss Kendall, Allred, O. Keye, Z. Smith, C. Beasley, E. Cox, E. Lineback, 1. Harris, E. Golding, ]. Lewis. Third row; J. Cooke, J. Jolinson, L. Brinkley, R. Nichols, D. Nichols, C. Jones, J. Willard, J. Gwyn, K. Lewis, R. Leonard. Fourth row; R. Simmons, L, Bowman, T. Gwyn, H. Weddle, E. Shelton, R. Edwards. Mascots; Betty Jo Payne, Bruce Scott. The Senior Class of Franklin High School Presents Johnny, Get Your Girl by Jay Tobias Characters (In order of first appearance) Birdie Blotz.The hired girl.Lela Bowman Adelaide Chafford.An aggressive widow.Dorothy Nichols Polly Chafford.Her attractive daughter.Lois Brinkley Charlie Chafford.Polly ' s peppery Uncle.Claude Beasley Lucius Larrabee.With Brawn, but no brains.William Wagoner Gertrude Northmp.A designing Nurse.Zula Sumner Inabeth Easley.A little Southern Girl.Helen Payne Hokey Polk.With brains, but no brawn.Roland Nichols Johnny Goodman.The surprise guest.Johnny Gwyn Time.. . .An early fall evening Place.A Midwestern town Act I - The living room of Charlie Chafford ' s home, about seven-thirty o ' clock of an evening in early fall. Act 11 - The same as Act I. A few minutes later. Act 111 - The same as in Act II. About 30 minutes after close of Act II. Miss Louise Kendall, Director 48 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL First row, left to right; F. Jones, A. Chandler, Miss Kendall, Coach; J. Golding, M. Jones. Second row: C. Jones, D. Nichols, J. Willard, K. Lewis, B. Nichols, O. Keye. BOYS ' BASKETBALL First row, left to riglit: Mr. Hiatt, Coach, W. Wagoner, F. Haymore, H. Weddle, R. Simmons, J. Johnson, R. Hutchens. Second row: W. Shelton, B. Stone, C. Wagoner, R. Edwards, C. Beasley, C. Beasley, J. Tate, B. Gough. Boys ' basketball—runner-up in Yadkin Valley. Games won— 17 ; lost—8... K. Lewis—class valedictorian, with an average of 94. 6. .. Junior-Senior held in gymnasium. Toasts were g i v e n by B. Stone, M. Sparger, and K. Lewis... Best Looking: J. Gwyn and L. Brinkley. . . Boys and girls teams are 2nd place winners in tournament. . . First Grade Honor Roll: J. Platt, B. Edwards, C. Shelton, B. Bunker, F. Key, A. Marion, C. Tickle, and N. Watson. . . Miss Goltrane ' s ninth grade girls gave a chapel program. A play, Virginia Learns a Lesson was given. Those taking part were: F. Branson, G. Lewis, M. Robertson, and M. Locklear ...G. Beasley—Editor-in-Ghief of Franklin Hi- Life . . . Senior Superlatives: Most Popular—W. Wagoner and K. Lewis, Most Studious—B. Golding and E. Lineback, Most Atliletic—C. Nichols and H, W.eddle, Quietest—C. Fulk and E. Shelton. . .Seniors present the play, Johnny, Get Your Girls. A profit of sixty dollars was made and will be applied on an electric clock for the high school building. Wade Vernon Killed in Action July, 1944 This was to be the last yearbook until after tlie war. Interest was high and a good book was produced with Christine Jones as editor and Miss George as adviser. YE.A.RBOOK STAFF First row, left to right: C. Jones, J. Gwyn, K. Lewis, Second row: H. Payne, C. Wagoner, L. Brinkley, W. Shelton, B. Golding, C. Beasley. Third row: E. Cox, R. Nichols, R. Leonard, Miss George, adviser; J. Lewis, J. Willard, T. Gwyn, D. Nichols. 49 BOYS ' BASKETBALL Left to riglit: Mr. J. C. Hiatt, Alton Phillips, R. C. Lambert, Franklin Haymore, Leslie Jarrell, Billy Grey Stone. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL First row, left to right: V. Sykes, A. Chandler, F. Brown. Second row: F. Davenport, B. Nichols, G. Hicks. RVIN AfARTiN 1926-1944 TENTH GRADE First row, left to right: A. Chandler, M. R. Jarrell, F. Brown, Miss Louise Johnson, T. Gravley, M. Jones. Second row: M. Sparger, E. Hiatt, W. Stover, C. Beasley, R. C. Lambert, Billy G. Stone, V. Collins, N. McCormick. Third row: R. Blackmon, B. Nichols, J. Gardner, S. Joimson, F. Haymore, R. Felts, M. Tickle, A. Edwards, M. Berrier, R. McGee, J. Weddle, J. Gwyn, I. Gillespie, B. Jones, A. Vernon, D. Allred, E. Freeman, R. Creasy, E. Hall, J. Tate. 50 c ass of 19 3 C. Hill wins basketball throw at Halloween Carnival, . . A. Phillips leaves school to join the Navy. .. 9th grade boys finished digging under the old building. Mrs. Gaddy gave them a wiener roast. .. H. Stone ' 40, stationed in California with the Air Force, was a recent visitor... H. Hemmings and G. McHone, co-captains inbasketball... School garden planted on land given by Mr. Robert Jones, and supervised by Miss Coltrane. First row, left to right: M. Jones, L. Jarrell, V. Collins, A. L. Jarrell, R. McGee, T. Gravley, B. G. Stone, Mr. R. Jarrell, F. Brown. Second row; R. Blackmon, D. Allred, H. Nowlin, J. Tate, E. Hall, R. Felts, A. Chandler, J. F. Gardner, B. Nichols, M. Sparger. Third row: J. Gwyn, C. Beasley, M. Berrier, A. Edwards, E. Freeman, R. C. Lambert, E. Caudle, E. Hiatt, N. McCormick. Fourth row: A. White, 1. Gillespie, R. Creasy, J. Weddle, W. D. Stover, M. Towe, F. Haymore, I. Tolbert. THE CLASS AS SOPHOMORES First row, left to right: V. Collins, M. R. Jarrell, A. L. Jarrell, M. Jones, A. Chandler, T. Gravley, F. Brown, B. Nichols. Second row: Mr. E. R. Ray, F. Chappell, N. Mc¬ Cormick, E. Hiatt, P. Hiatt, E. Freeman, M. Berrier, I. Tolbert. Third row: R. Felts, M. Towe, S. M. Johnson, B. Nichols, 1. Gillespie, R. L. Be shears, J. Weddle, O. Shaw. 51 class of 19W Mascots: Leon Mosley, Louise Morris. Left to right: W. Wagoner, H. Thomas, G. Beasley, L. Long, G. Lewis, F. Branson, J. G. Booker, G. Freeman, M. S. Locklear, N. Childress, Miss Helen George, Adviser; C. Lineback, M. L. Cundiff, R. Shelton, M. Morris, C. King, M. Robertson, T. Gardner, B. Lineback, M. Holder, O. Sumpter, M. McHone, R. Norman, V. Sykes, J. Daniely. ecit ' tv.o ,V.eti o ' ’ 0t,8-C v«T v.r ' «cV. •Dec«‘ - CV.TV®!fivAr«®s , a6« ■O ' ®, %ne lin.i ' - ae ' f, .. .--Ai ua ' y 3e1.V One of the high moments of any year is the Junior-Senior Banquet. SENIOR PLAY “The Antics of Andrew” FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL FRIDAY, APRIL EB. 8:00 P. M. Admission - - - 3!ic Tax - - - 07 Total - - - 40c 52 GIRLS ' BASKETBALL First row, left to right: W. R. Wagoner, L. Long, F. Davenport, G. Hicks, M. McHone, V. Sykes, B.L. Key, Second row: N.M. Booker, C. McCormick, G. Gardner, R. Norman. Third row: M. Morris, M. Robertson, L. M. Lewis, R. Norman. Seniors elected members of Hi - Life staff with H. Hem- mings as Editor-in-chief... Senior class president— M. Locklear. . .Franklin boys win Surry County Champi¬ onship in basketball with 20 games won, 2 lost, and one tied. . .V. Sykes—Valedictorian and T. Gardner—Saluta- torian. . . 27 diplomas presented.. . Rev. Lytle, pastor of the Presbyterian Church of Mount Airy, delivered gradu¬ ation a d d r e s s. .. Junior-Senior Party with Schooldays Revue as theme. LFnusual menu—School Spirit, Green Freshmen, Sophomore Mixture, Nutty Juniors, and Senior Diplomas. . . Typing offered with Mrs. Glenn Lawrence as instructor. , .C. Hodge and M. Nichols crowned Halloween King and Queen. . .Sergeant Harold Stone spoke in chapel of his experiences as an Air Force gunner. . .Mr. Broome came to Franklin as prin cipal as Mr. Gaddy goes to Dunn, North Carolina. . .C. King elected basketball captain. . . Antics of Andrew given by seniors with V. Sykes as Petunia, the darky cook . . . Franklin won county track meet with 61 1 4 points; Westfield, second with 54. . . Hugh Hammings was drafted into the Army before graduation. He has become a pedia¬ trician after years of study. Howard Thomas passed away soon after graduation. THE CLASS AS SOPHOMORES First row, left to right: R. Hutchens, H. Thomas, B. J. Lineback, W. R. Wagoner, V. Sykes, J. G. Booker, G. Lewis, R. Tate; Miss V. Coltrane. Second row: Miss Staton, A. Pliillips, F. Branson, M. Holder, 1. Carter, N. Childress, G. Beasley, B. Gough,._, M. McHone. Third row: J. Loflen, R. Norman, R. Amburn, G. Freeman, M. Martin, L. Long, J. Jones, J. Simmons. Fourth M. Robertson, H. Henrmings, M. Morris, C. Payne, M. L. Cundiff, C. King. R. Shelton, O. Sumpter, row: Jr. Westmoreland, J. Easter, T. Gardner, 53 BOYS ' BASKETBALL First row, left to right: O. Martin, W. Frye, C. King, C. Hill, O. Stone. Second row: B. Belton, A. Hodge, P. Beasley, A. Byrd, H, Nichols, B. Smith, W. Frye, J. Shelton, W. Jarrell, H. Nichols, B. White. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL First row, left to right: C. McCormick, F. Davenport, M. McHone, G. Hicks, G. Gardner. Second row: Miss L. Kendall, coach; B. Keye, M. Edwards, N. Fleming, L. Parker, P. Slate, C. Maulden. Ik 1 PAPER STAFF (1944-1945) With many other activities cur¬ tailed during the war years, the school never gave up its newspaper. Much interest was shown and ex¬ perience gained by the staff: First row, left to right: E. Hodge, A. Carter, A. Sykes, F. Quesinberi ' , N. Booker, O. Stone, L. Parker, L. Leftwich, N. Gordon, J. Shelton. Second row: M. McHone, B. J. Carter, C. McCormick, F. Black- bum, S. Belton, R. Amburn, A. Leonard, D. Horton. Third row: C. King, C. Hill, H. Nichols, A. Lawrence, A. Byrd, J. Creed, A. McCraw. CHEERLEADERS Front row, left to right: Peggy Booker, Mar ' Mills Byrd, Allene Sykes, Mar)- J. Hall. Back row: Adele Caudle, Wanda Golding, Margaret Sumpter, Wilma Broome. I FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL May 1, 1945 America.Congregation Salute to the Flag.Congregation Invocation.Rev. E. M. Graham Welcome. H. S. Broome America the Beautiful High School Glee Club.Adelaide Bunker, Director Report to th e Nation on Dumbarton Oaks Eighth Grade, Section B.Mrs. John Farmer, Director Presentation of Roll of Honor and Service Flag.Rawley Amburn President, Senior Class A Tribute to Our Boys in Service.J. C. Hiatt The Supreme Sacrifice.Louise Kendall The Lord ' s Prayer.Malotte.Osier Martin 54 class of 1945 Front row, left to right: M. L. Caudle, R. Hill, Mary M. Overby, S. Belton, A. Sykes, M. Blackburn, R.Beamer, K. Venable, N.M. Booker, M. Gravley, B. L. Keye, F. Booker. Second row: E. Golding, G. Martin, G. Gordon, C. Mauldin, B. J. Carter, 1. Golding, V. M. Collins, C. Humpliries, P. Slate, M. S. Hall, B. L. Shelton. Third row: A. Leonard, F. Beamer, I. M. Edwards, L. M. Lewis, H. Nichols, F. Davenport, R. Lawrence, N. Noonkester. Fourfh row: W. Nowlin, R. Blackburn, A. McCraw, H. Snow, R. Amburn. New course, Vocational Guidance, offered. It was taught by Miss Kendall and Iiad an enrollment of 45. . . Candle in the Window presented as a Christmas pro¬ gram with H. Quesinberiy , L. Leftwich, J. Golding, H. Tolbert, B. White, and O. Martin. .. Army Pursuit Plane named for Franklin after our sixth War Bond sales reached S60, 000. . . Senior class presents Lena Rivers with A. Sykes in leading role. .. Program honoring Franklin boys who served in military service, and es¬ pecially those who died. Tribute paid by J. C. Hiatt, Presentation of service flag with gold stars—L. Kendall, The Lord ' s Prayer by O. Martin. . .Track team defeated Westfield 77 1 2 - 72 1 2... C. Hill elected captain of track squad. . . G. Hicks named by Frank Spencer as undoubtedly one of the best players ever to play in the J and S tournament. . . HONOR STUDENTS Ninevah Ncx5nkester, Rawley Ambum, Valedictorians: AUene Sykes, Salutatorian. 55 I t class of 1946 w. mm m Cecil Hill, Geneva Hicks, Henry Harris, James Holder, Warren Vernon, Jane Keye, Paul Beasley. Absent when picture was taken; Arthur Byrd, Wilford Leftwich, Keith Gant, Cecil Seal. This was the Change-over year because of addition of tire 12th grade. Our class was made up of those who finished in three years, a few hold-overs from 1945, and several war veterans. The sequence of graduating classes was kept intact. JOURNALISM CLASS 1945-46 First row, left to right: Wade Frye, Owen Stone, Gladys Gravely, Loretta Phillips, Frances Quesinberry, Wilma Frances Broome, Louise Parker, Cecil Hill, Raymond Gardner. Second row: Betty Jo Robertson, Bernelle Nichols, Wayne Frye, Frank Miller, Geneva Hicks, Katherine Blackburn, Helen Stone, Nancy Gordon, Cecil Seal. Third row: Norris Hodge, Billy Belton, Wayne Jarrell, Albert Lawrence, John R. Creed, Glenn Macey, Nancy Nichols, Annie Laura Lambert, Edgar Hodge, Nat Jones. Most Popular girl: Geneva Hicks. . .Most Handsome boy: Cecil Hill. . . Best scholarship: Cecil Hill. ..Most Athletic: Keith Gant. .. Most Popular boy: Paul Beasley... Valedictorian: Cecil Hill. . . Saluta- torian: James H o 1 d e r. .. Class Prophet: Warren V e r no n. . .Class Historian: Geneva Hicks. . . Sponsor: Miss Louise Kendall. . .President: James Holder. . .Vice President: Geneva Hicks. . .Secretary-Treasurer: Paul B e a s 1 e y. . . Class Day Exercises, May 31, 1946. Invocation: Rev. Lonnie Fleming, What is America by Keith Gant, Spirit of America by Henry Harris, Foundation of our Community by Paul Beasley, Challenge of the Future by James Holder, Valedic¬ torian Speech: The American Way, Cecil Hill. Presentation of Diplomas: Mr. H. S. Broome. bo GIRLS ' BASKETBALL First row, left to right: A. Lambert, J. Golding, L. Parker, N. Gordon, B. Nichols, M. McHone. Second row: B. McCraw, P. Slate, C.Long, G. Hicks, B. Hutchens, H. Galyean. BOYS ' BASKETBALL First row, left to right: O. Martin, W. Frye, J. Keye, C. Hill, O. Stone. Second row: H. Nichols, B. Smith, B. White, P. Beasley, B. Belton, K. Gant, W. Frye. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS FIRST F.H.A. GHAPTER ORGANIZED 1945-46 First row, left to right: A. Caudle, M. Phillips, G. Vernon, H. Stone, K. Southern, B. Nichols, President; L. Phillips. Second row: M. Beamer, B. Smith, N. Reynolds, B. L. Lawrence, M. L. Hooker, Miss V. Coltrane, Advisor. 57 GIRLS ' BASKETBALL First row, left to right: Betty Hutchens, Louise Parker, Nancy Gordon, Polly Worrell, Annie Laura Lambert, Parthene Slate, Second row: Margaret Blackburn, Helen Galyean, Bobbie Lou McCraw, Rosa Nichols, Betty Ruth Bunker, Wanda Lou Golding. BOYS ' BASKETBALL First row, left to right: Alton Phillips, Bill White, Herman Nichols, Bill Belton, Norris Hodge. Second row: Coach J. C. Hiatt, Edgar Draughn, Wayne Ftye, Buck Nichols, Wade Frye, Albert McHone, Benton Wagoner. The boys ' team went into the quarter finals of the Journal-Sentinel Tournament. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Seated, left to right: R. Evans, R. Lowe, E. Southern, T. W. Martin, H. Fulk, B. R. Nichols, J. Hall, B. Surratt, I. Bowman, J. Shelton. Second row: F. Miller, B. Gordon, C. Lewis, D. Byrd, R. Creed, W. Horton, B. Scott, B. McHone, D. McCorm ick, S. Hardy, W. Leonard, L. Allred, G. Humpltries, B. Wagoner, B. J. Clement, H. Shelton, P. Edwards, H. Nichols, Mr. R. C. Wiggins, Teacher. Third row: J. C. Atkins, E. Draughn, D. Nichols, J. Fulk, A. Gardner, D. Blackburn, W. Fulk, N. Jones, S. Rose. This was the first year of Agriculture instruction, under Mr. R. C. Wiggins. Classes were held in basement rooms of the elementary building. The first Future Farmers club was organized at this time. 58 class of 19m Mascots, Maylon and Eleanor Blackburn. First row, left to right: Pauline Hall, Helen Galyean, Alice Webb, Myrtle Alderman, Bernelle Nichols, Janice Blackburn, June McCraw, Polly Worrell, Louise Parker, Margaret Blackburn, Loretta Phillips. Second row: Alton Phillips, Dorothy Thomas, Parthene Slate, Lucretia Thomas, Bett)’ Hutchens, Connie Galyean, Nancy Gordon, Buster Nichols. Third row: Foy Noonkester, Wayne Jarrell, J. T. Coe, Arless Smith, Norris Hall, Albert Lawrence, Owen Stone, John Creed, Grady McHone, Wade Fr e. GLEE CLUB First row, left to right: A. Beasley, P. Hall, P. Worrell, N. Gordon, M. Blackburn, L. Parker, B. Johnson, H. Galyean, M.Fulk, M. Felts. Second row: N. Beamer, F. Hem- mings, D. Keye, M. Beamer, A. R. Hodges, F. Quesinberry, P. Thomas, K. Blackburn, G. Gravely, W. F. Broome, G. Vernon, B. L. Sutphin, M. Gravely. Third row: B. Shelton, B. Smith, M. Martin, M. Jarrell, J. McCraw, B. Nichols, M. Alderman, A. Webb, L. Phillips, A. Caudle, B. J. Robertson. Fourth row: A. Goins, B. Hutchens, B. G. Belton, E. Hodge, J. Shelton, A. McHone, F. Miller, Dr. Robert Stevens, P. Slage, G. Renegar. JOURNALISM CLASS First row, left to right: M. Blackburn, J. Blackburn, N. Gordon, L. Eads, C. Galyean, V. Keye P Thomas, L. Phillips. Second row: N. Hodge, W.Frye, O. Stone, G. McHone, A. Phillips. Third row: A. Smith, F. Noonkester, N. Hall, R. Gardner. 59 class of 1948 Mascots; Kay Lawrence, Louise Shelton. First row, left to right: Warren Nowlin, Jr., Adele Caudle, Edgar Hodge, Donald Blackburn, Jimmie Shelton, Pauline Thomas, Ernest Snow, Birche 11 Johnson. Second row: Mary Lou Hooker, Nat Jones, Donald B) rd, Mar - Anno Nicliols, Wilma Frances Broome, Katherine Blackburn, Mavis Martin, Gladys Gravely. Third row:Billy Belton, Jack Miller, Albert Easter, Ba.xter Smith. Fourth row: Ivan Bowman, Hester Quesinberry, Frances Quesinberry-, Betty Smith, Bobby Holder, Berbidell Slate, Betty Lou Lawrence, Bernice Noonkester, Lucille Leftwich, Mildred Beamer. BUS DRIVERS Frank Miller, Jimmy Shelton, Don Blackburn and IvanBowman were drivers with good safety- records. ' ' earbook named by Ivan Bowman— Maroon and Grev . . . Electric bell system installed. . . First Activity bus, Shasta, bought... F. Miller—Editor of Yearbook. . . Maroon and Gr dedicated to Miss Coltrane. . .J. Shelton — Co-Editor of Y e a r b o o k . . . H. Stone—Chief marsiial. . . W. Broome —1st countx 4-H winner in frozen foods. . . T. Hanks stars in Adorable Imp ... Girls and boys basketball county champs...]. Fulk—President of fFA...fde- mentar) building wired for plenty of class¬ room light. ..New courses added: Spanish, chemistry, general business, and driver edu¬ cation. . .New Agriculture building is finished . , . Norris Hodge, president of senior class. . . FFA and 4-H members attended Stock Show in E 1 k i n. .. Girls beat Stuart .31-24, Rosa Nichols made 15 points. .. L. Allred and C. Surratt became Eagle Scouts and were elected to Order of the .Arrow. BOYS ' BASKETBALL Kneeling: Baxter Smith, Herman Nichols, Coach J. C. Hiatt, Joe Fulk, Billy Belton, Wayne Fulk, Alfred Gardner, Bruce O ' Dell, Norris Hodge, Edgar Draughn. Standing: Benton Wagoner, Jr., Albert McHone, SURRY COUNTY ' CFiAMPlONS Franklin 38 Pilot Mountain 31 YADKIN VALLEY CHAMPIONS Franklin 41 Jonesville 34 GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Kneeling: Wanda Golding, Bobbie McCraw, Tlielma Hanks, Annie Laura Lambert, Wilma Broome, Mildred Jarrell, Coach J. C. Hiatt, Berbidell Slate, Mary Felts, Rosa Nichols. Standing: Betty Bunker, Peggy Hall, Nancy Edwards, Doris Nichols, Dorothy Hill. SURRY COUNTY CHAMPIONS YADKIN VALLEY CHAMPIONS Franklin 22 Franklin 33 White Plains 16 Jonesville 28 WASHINGTON TRIP Seated, left to right: Lucille Leftvvich, Jack Miller, Baxter Smith, Billy Belton, Donald Byrd—holding H. S. Broome, Jr., Jimmie Shelton, Donald Blackmon, Edgar Hodge, Nat Jones, Frances Quesinbcrry. Back row:_, Adele Caudle, Mary Lou Hooker, Mildred Beamer, Betty Lou Lawrence, Mr. H. S. Broome, Mrs. H. S. Broome, Gladys Gravley, Katherine Blackburn, Wilma Frances Broome, Mary Anne Nichols, Pauline Thomas. SEVENTH GRADE CLASS PICTURE Front row, left to right: Homer Hall,_, Warren Hooker, Edgar Hodge, Glen Hodge, Bobby Holder. Second row: Miss Muriel Coltrane, Adele Caudle, Audene Moxley, Helen Tolbert, Georgia Gardner, Mildred Beamer,_, Pauline Jarrell. Third row:__ Betty Lou LawTenee, Peggy Booker, Mary Ann Nichols, Charlotte Booker, Bernice Noonkester, Alma France. Back row: Junior Fulk, Charles Creasey, James Hiatt, Cecil Seal, Vestal Phillips, Leroy Leftwich, Zeb Thomas. 61 GLEE CLUB First row, left to right: D. Keye, L. Arrington, B. Gentry, B. Haymore, L, Vernon, M. Phillips, M. Fulk, R. Hodge, B. J. Quesinbeiry ' , B. J. Robertson, F. L. Simmons. Second row: Miss V. Coltrane, M. Gentry, B. Tate, M. R. Surratt, R. Miller, 1. Snow, M. L. Sykes, R. Creed, B. Shelton, D. Hill, Mrs. Morgan Stanley, Director. Third row: A. Beamer, A. McHone, S. Rose, W. Wilson, F. Miller, B. Venable, N. Hodge, H. Shelton, R. Gardner. Fourth row: I. Miller, P. Gordon, E. Nichols, H. Stone, M. Webb, M. Carter, M. N. Gardner, M. Leonard, F. Shaw, K. Nichols, B. Nichols, V. Keye. BOYS ' BASKETBALL First row, left to right: Hutchens, Jones, Belton, Gardner, Draughn, Hodges, Coach Hiatt, Nichols. Second row: Beamer, McHone, D. Nichols, Wagoner. Yearbook dedicated to Mrs. Locklear. . .N. Hodge — Senior Class President. . . Faith, Hope, and Flarity given by Senior class. . .Girls won county basketball tournament for second straight year. .. A. Mosely sold 37 subscription to Southern Agriculturist. . . 939 students in entire school. . . Robert Jones dies - December 5, 1877-June 17, 1949, a committeeman for more than thirty years. . . 2 teachers added. . . F. Simmons, B. Quesinberry, and J. Culbreth, planting roses on school ground for FHA, appeared on front cover of the N. C. Future Homemakers magazine. . .First football game played at Miller ' s Creek. . .Four years out of four, Franklin won Lions Club Track Meet in Mount Ai]:y GIRLS ' BASKETBALL First row, left to right: Venable, Lambert, Coach Hiatt, Golding, McCraw, Hanks, Nichols, Bunker. Second row: Felts, R. Nichols, Hall, N. Nichols, Webb, D. Nichols, Leonard, Carter, Chandler, Gordon, Caudle. 62 class of 1949 i I ' ltH li I 4 mi i t I J 1 I I- l Ij Mascots: Mickey Sutphin, Larry Fulk. First row, left to right: B. Gentry, M. Fulk, M. Phillips, B. L. Sutphin, W. L. Golding, B. R. Bunker, B. J. Robertson. Second row: M. Webb, E. Draughn, L. Hall, H. Stone, V. Keye, R. Nichols, B. L. McCraw, A. L. Lambert. Third row: R. Gardner, C. Lewis, N. Hodge, H. Nichols, J. Fulk, A. McHone, F. Miller, D. Venable. Fourth row: B. Norman, W. Leonard, R. Creed, S. Rose, B. Wagoner, L. Allred, C. Sykes, C. Chappell. Dr. Louis Allred is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of UNC, and has his PhD from Harvard. For seven years he has been Assistant Professor of Chemistry at Northwestern University. 4-H Club work flourished under the leadership of: Mrs. C. Rives, Adviser; Frank Miller, President; iris Miller, V. President; Doris Nichols, Secretary; Carlos Surratt, Reporter. 63 class of 1950 -r 1 - |v K M ■ 1 1 J 1 -— t 1 ' 5 np First row, left to right: P. Venable, F. Flemmings, D. Keye, D. Hill, R. Lowe, M. Tickle, H. Carter, B. Tate, N. Beamer. Second row: £d Southern, D. Nichols, M. Jarrell, V. Thornburg, R. Harold, B. Shelton, H. Grey, L. j. Venable, R. Creed. Third row: J. C. Atkins, P. Hall, G. Rcnegar, M. Felts, A. Hodge, T. Hanks, B. McHone, R. Evans, C. Surratt. Fourth row: S. Hardy, K. Jarrell, B. Scott, W. McMillan, H. Shelton, B. Gordon, A. Gardner, G. Macey. THE . LAROON AND GREY STAFF 1950 Seated: Mildred Leonard, Glenn Macey, Mary Felts. Annie Belle Webb. Standing: Geraldine Renegar, Howard Shelton, Anne Hodge, Kester Jarrell, Nancy Beamer, Buster Gordon, Mar Nell Gardner. State committee recommended F ' ranklinbe con¬ solidated with Mount Airy. . . M. Leonard—chief fnarshal. . .Valedictory shared by N. Beamer and C. Surratt... Junior-Senior Banquet at Elkin Y.M.C.A. B. Shelton sang a solo. .. Football began under Coach Charles Nelson. .. Franklin Alumni Officers: President—Mrs. Mose Nichols ' 34, Vice-President—Gerald Collins ' 36, Secre- tary ' —Mrs. Frank Beamer ' 31, Treasurer—Mrs. Albert Simmons ' 31. . . F.H.A. Girls Attended District Rally at Thomasville. Those attending were: J. Leonard, F. Simmons, R. Harris, L. Arrington, K. Nichols, B. Nichols, M. Leonard, and Miss Coltrane. 64 GIRLS ' BASKETBALL First row, left to right: Hall, Loflen, Hanks, Felts, Webb, Nichols, Tickle, Chandler. Second row: Bryant, Leonard, D. Nichols, E. Nichols, Gordon, K. Nichols. BOYS ' BASKETBALL Jones, Gardner, Hardy, Hutchens, Nichols, Belton, Coach Hiatt, Rene gar, Jarrell, Sutphin, Marion. FOOTBALL TEAM First row, left to right: Hodges, Easter, Coach Nelson, Golding, Meadows. Second row: Norman, H. Shelton, Hall, White, B. Shelton, Belton, Gardner. Third row: Surratt, Edwards, Hutchens, D. Nichols, B. Nichols, Hardy, Jones, Eldridge, Hodge, Smith. This is the first football team for Franklin. Coach Charles Nelson had a large number of boys and with hard work, a scrapping team took the field with the Franltlin fighting spirit. SENIOR PLAY CAST. Orchids Onions 1950 First row, left to right: Nancy Beamer, D. Keye, Barbara Shelton, Thelma Hanks, Mary Felts, Anne Hodge, Miss Louise Kendall, Di¬ rector. Second row: Bobby McHone, Carlos Surratt, Glenn Macey, Howard Shelton, Smith Hardy, Alfred Gardner, Kester Jarrell. 65 class oj 1951 Mascots: Patsy Surratt, Jeriy Seal. Front row, left to right: Jo Anne Caudle, Pat Duncan, Betty Jo Quesinberry, Billy Grey Smith, Virginia Chandler, Wayne Hodge, Gladys Woodruff, Billy Nowlin. Second row: Wilma Reynolds, Curtis Marion, Rosa Hodge, Roger Jones, Rachel Miller, Marvin Mundy, Margaret Carter, Charlie Goins, Magdalene Young. Third row: Annie Belle Webb, Eldridge Belton, Betty Jo Norman, Bill Venable, Claudia McKinney, Arthur Beamcr, Mary Nell Gardner, Iris Miller. Fourth row: Phillip Loflen, Patricia 1951 SENIOR PLAY CAST The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come Left to right: Mrs. Mary V. Locklear, Director; Mary Ruth Surratt, Donald Golding, Patricia Gordon, Annie Belle Webb, Iris Miller, Bill Venable, Mildred Leonard, Arthur Beamer, Donald Gardner, Rachel Miller, Frank Meadows, Betty Jo Quesinberry, Claudia McKinney. Gordon, Spencer Eldridge, Colene Mundy, Donald Golding, Mary Ruth Surratt, Cecil Marion. Fifth row: Bill Overby, Treva Hicks, Bobby Combs, Nancy Nichols, Frank Meadows, Esther Nichols, Grant Easter, Annie Lee Woodruff, Bobby Lee Shelton. Sixth row: Buddy Hutchens, Jewel Miller, Wayne McMillan, Mary Lou Sykes, Bill Nichols, Mildred Leonard, Donald Gardner, Peggy Jarrell, B. F. Jarrell. 66 1951 FOOTBALL VARSITY First row, left to right: S. Smith, D. Hal], R. Vernon, R. Jones, D. Norman, R. Wagoner, R. Clifton, B. Smith, D. Golding, T. Anthony, Managers R. Wilson, D. Angel. Second row: Assistant Coach J. Folger, F. Meadows, G. Money, 6. Nowlin, J. Edwards, B. Combs, B. Belton, M. Hiatt, W. Hodge, C. Inscore, F. Wilson, Coach Charles Nelson. BOYS ' BASKETBALL Front row, left to right: Cecil Marion, Roger Jones, Buddy Hutchens, Coach J. C. Hiatt, B. F. Jarrell, Bill Nichols, Eldridge Belton. Back row: Richard Wagoner, Jack Renegar, Ray Hill, Buddy Sutphin, Max Hiatt. � l J fl GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Front row, left to right: Faye Koye, Patricia Gordon, Mildred Leonard, Annie Belle Webb, Nancy Nichols, Carlene Tickle, Elmira Loflen, Virginia Chandler. Second row: Kay Nichols, Annie Laura Marion, Nancy Hooker, Jill Laughridge, Coach Jimmy Hiatt, Jean Platt, Shirley Draughn, Esther Nichols. Girls ' basketball team — ' i ' adkin Valley Champs . . . T. Gardner—S e n i or Class President... M. Leonard—Editor of Yearbook. . . H. Stone and R. Nichols won second place in WPAQ quiz con¬ test... F. Miller elected 4-H President...National Monor Society organized with B. ’enable —Presi¬ dent... Football field dedicated by John H. Folger at the first homecoming. . . A. Marion elected queen. . . Gerald Collin s—President at Alumni B.mquet. Mr. and Mrs. McLeod were present. . . Miss Kendall was presented a gift of silver in appreciation of her work with the Alumni Associ¬ ation. . .A. Webb—A11-Northu est and All-Yadkin Valley. . . E. Belton and N. Nichols, All- ’adkin Valley. . . Eirst football game won over h ' adkin- ville 14-7. . .A.Beamer gets UNC scholarship. . . .M. L c o n a r d—Valedictorian. . . Junior-S e n i o r Banquet held in Elkin ' .M.C.A.. .F. Simmons awarded the first State Homemaker degree in Surry County. 67 GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Left to right: P. Jones, J. Laughridge, C. Tickle, Coach J. C. Hiatt, E. Loflen, N. Hooker, F. Key, J. Holder, L. Vernon, J. Platt, A. Marion, N, Hall, 1. Nichols, K. Nichols, S. Draughn, D. Beasley. BOYS ' BASKETBALL First row, left to right: R. Clifton, M. Hiatt, R.Hill, J. Renegar, B. Sutphin, R. Wagoner. Second row: Coach Hiatt, D. Frye, R. Clifton, J. Edwards, V. King, R. Shelton. HOMECOMING J. Culbert, K. Nichols, A. Bryant, R. Wagoner, V. Bowman, C. Cox, P. Hall, F. Honeycutt, K. Cox, M. Atkins. TRACK TEAM First row, left to right: I. Nichols, E. Bunker, S. Draughn, R.Coe, J. Laughridge. Second row: V. King, M. Beasley, T. Simpson, K. Hiatt, R. Shelton, H. Beamer, C. W. Faulkner, R. O ' Neal, K. Horton. Track has had a long, interesting history but few pictures are available. This is one of the last teams and a most successful one. SENIOR PLAY Look Me In The Eye Mrs. W. R. Locklear, Adviser, R. Clifton, B. Nichols, B. Sutphin, R. Poore, G. Money, J. Leonard, J. Lawson, E. Loflen, K. McHone, F. Simmons, J. Renegar, P. Gravely, G. Holder, S. Lowe, Mrs. Gene Cox, Adviser. class of 1952 First row, left to right: A. Mosley, P. Gravly, L. Vernon, L. Arrington, F. Simmons, R. Harris, K. Nichols, J. Culbreth, A. Carter, M. Booker, S. Lowe. Second row: C. Tickle, B. Norman, R. Poore, E. Marshall, M. France, R. Hiatt, N. Hall, F. Jarrell, B. Hay more, A. Blackburn, E. Loflen, B. Easter, C. McKinney, B. Caudle. Third row: K. McHone, J. Renegar, C. Money, J. Leonard, R. Clifton, B. Nichols, R. Easter, ' B. Nichols, C. Holder, C. Hutchens, R. Hill, O. Bryant, C. Robertson, B. Sutphin, J. Lawson. Mascots: Mack Collins, Detra Blackburn. During National FoH.A. week, the girls of the F.H.A., with the help of Miss Coltrane, enter¬ tained members of the faculty and parents with a come as you are tea, on November 24 in the Home Economics room. Officers of the chapter were: F. Key, 1. Nichols, A. Marion, M. Bowman, P. Estes, and E. Hodges. They greeted the guests and presided at the register. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS JACK LAWSON. GEORGE HOLDER. BETTY LEE NICHOLS. SHIRLEY LOWE. .President Vice President .... Secretary . . . . .Treasurer 69 class of 1953 P ' irsl row, left to rigitt: R. Critz, T. Anthony, M. Critz, A. Nichols, F. Key, A. Southern, V. Bowman, R. Wagoner, A. Bry ant, J. Southern, N. Willard. Second row: R. Shelton, A. Stanley, E, McCravv, A. Parker, N. Jessup, C, Shelton, J.Snoddy, B. Bunker, L. Williamson, B. Cole, A. Marion. Third row: J. Platt, R. Clifton, C. Evans, W. Williamson, N. Miller, B. Smith, G. Stewart, B. Belton. Fourth row: D. Meadows, N. Watson, D. Watson, M. Edwards, R. Scott, B. Easter. Mascots: Debbie Nichols, Steve McHone. C. W. Faulkner wins trip to New ' ll ork in speakiny contest...!. Allred, ' 49, wins fellowship for (jraduatc stud) at Harvard. . . H. Hemminejs wins research fellowsirip to N. C. Universit)- Hospital. . . ). Platt — Editor of Franklin Hi-Life. . . Mascots for the Seniors were Deborah Nichols and Stephen McHone... Seniors plan a box supper to raise monet for Washington trip. . .Junior Class presents Quit Your Kidding, Februar) ' 12. . . FHA new members initiated, wearing overalls, witli lunches in a lard bucket. . .Max Hiatt makes 25 points to heal Beulah 57 to 47. SENIOR PLAY CAST Standing: H. Heath, A. Parker, N. Miller, B. Cole, B. Bunker, R. Clifton, P. Wauon, D. Meadows, R. Wagoner, A. Nichols, B. Smitli, N. Willard, W. Williamson. Seated: F. Key, R. Critz, E. McCraw, N. Jessup, V. Bowman, L. Williamson. The Senior Play was Cabbages or Dollars and was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Locklear was director. O FOOTBALL TLAM Left to right: R. Shelton, V. King, B. Belton, R. Wagoner, R. Vernon, J. Edwards, F. Wilson, Coach J. Folger, B. Gunter, R. Scott, R. Clifton, M. Hiatt, B. Jessup, K. Horton, B. Hodge, C. Holder, R. Clifton, C. W. Faulkner, B. Smith, T. Anthony, B. Norman. K. Hiatt, A. Nichols, L. Belton, T. Simpson, H. Quesinberiy. riKs ' W 4 ' GIRLS ' BASKETBALL S. Draughn, A. Marion, J. Laughridge, N. Hooker, F.Ke e. P. Jones, D. Beasley, I. Nichols, P. Estes, J. Coe, E. Bunker, Coach Hiatt. BOVS’ BASKETBALL Front row, left to right; K. Hiatt, R. Shelton, I. Wilson, H. Beamer, D. Fr e. Back row: Coach Hiatt, C. W. Faulkner, R. Clifton, D. .Meadows, V. King, .M. Hiatt, R. Wagoner. FR-WKLIN HI-LIFE STAI1 .• . Parker. J. Coe, N. Hooker. R. Clifton. fT Nichol.-- P. H.tll. B. Belton, 1. Williamson, J. Thomas, R. Slieltoii .M. Edwards, R. Wagoner. Sealed: F. Hodge, J. Platt C, Shelton, P. Jones. I Higfi Scfiooi Building The new high school building was a much-needed addition, completed in 1953. By this time our student body numbered 200 in high school, with 12 teachers. This building has 9 regular classrooms, a spacious all purpose room for home economics, laboratory for sciences, a large room for commercial courses, and a centrally located library with adjoining w ' orkroom. A cafeteria to seat 300 is a desirable feature. Soon after this building was occupied, a landscaping project for draining and beautifying the grounds was completed. This resulted in a beautiful lawn with shrubbery- and trees. 72 3an]i iar Vi uni’s The entrance hall of the elementary ' building extends a welcome to all who come. Flanking the office door are plaques to the memory ' of Mr. Robert Jones and Mr. Ed Patterson who served so long and efficiently as school board members. The sign is recently erected, but the view beyond it recalls many memo¬ ries of other days. The Agriculture shop was built in 1948 to take care of Agriculture class and shop work. Here Mr. Briggs began work and many projects were carried on. 73 class of 1954 First row. left to ri ht: I. Nichols, J. Flolder, S. Smith, M. Bowman, D. Beasley, P. Jones. D. Sechriest, J.Coe, M. Gravley, S. Draughn, J. Thomas, M. Easter, W. France, . . McHone, J. Williamson, L. Collins. Second row: D. Hall, M. Hiatt, C. Stanley, J. Shelton, E. Hodge. S. Jones. P. Hall, N. Hooker, I. Laughridge. M. Scott, j.Hill, E. Moxley, S. McKinney, C. Angel, V. King, B.Wood, F. Wilson. Third row: W. Niston, O. Harold, M. Gwyn, J. Bunker, R. Shelton, D. Harrell, D. Frye, R. Vernon, D. Nichols, R. Jones, B. Gunter. W. Macey, B. Hodge, L. Hawks, R. Beasley, W. Jackson, H. Beamer, W. Blackburn, C. W. Faulkner. Mascots: Linda Coe and Philip Taylor. YL ' RBOCK STAFF Seated, left to right: I. Nichols, S. Draughn. Mrs. P. Starling, Adviser: C. W. F.aulkner, J. Laugliridge. Standing: R. O ' .N ' eal, E. Hodges, D.Beasley, P. Estes, N. Hooker, J. Gw ' y nn. D. Frye, L. Beaslc) ' , N. Chappell. F. Hiatt. Shirlev Draughn and C. W. Faulkner shared editorship of the earbook. .Much im- proseinent has been made over the years in publication. King—President of Senior Class... Friendliest — B. Gunter and S. McKinney. . . D. Beasley and E. Hodges—Co-Editors of Hi-Life. . . Senior class presented Redheaded Royalty from Arkansas with C. W. Faulkner, Jr. as Prince Michaels. Director was Mrs. Locklear and Manager was Mrs. Starling. . . Franklin Alumni Officers: Presi¬ dent—Vera Allred Simmons ’31, Vice-President — Josephine Nichols Snyder ' 39, Secretary—Helen Stone 49, Treasurer—Lillian Kirkman ' 39. Roland Jones passed awa m 1962. 74 GIRLS ' BASKETBALL First row: S. Drauglin, I. Nichols, J. Laugliridge, N. Hooker, D. Beasley, P. Jones. Second row: J. Coe, P. Estes, P. Webb, R. Coe, E. Bunker, Coach J. C. Hiatt. BOYS ' BASKETBALL First row: K. Hiatt, D. Fry-e, V. King, F. Wilson, C. Faulkner, M. Hiatt. Second row: R. Clifton, R. Shelton, H.Beamer, Ray Clifton, B. Me Hone, R. O ' Neal, Coach J. C. Hiatt. FOO FBALL First row: K. Hiatt, B. Scott, K. Horton, G. Bry ant, R. O ' Neal, A. Key e, Belton, B. Hodge, Coacli j. Folger, H. Quesinberry, R. Slielton, L. Hawks, R. Nicliols, R. Leonard. B. .McHone, S. Golding. Second row: R. Parsons, V.King, M. Beasley, F. Wilson, C. Gentry, W. Hawks, P. Shelton, R. Vernon. D. Hall, M. Hiatt, G. Morrison, R. Clifton, T. Simpson, C. Faulkner, L. C. 75 BOYS ' BASKETBALL K. Hiatt, B. McHone, R. O ' Neal, B. Riggs, P. Shelton, M. Beasley, R.Beamer, G. Holder, R. Clifton, Roy Clifton, Coach Hiatt. 1 El GIRLS ' BASKETBALL M. Tolbert, P. Webb, F. Hiatt, E. Bunker, P. Estes, A, Jarrell, A, Smith, S. Shelton, J. Beamer, M. Sparger, B. Hooker, J. Gwynn, j. Hooker, W. Golding, D. O ' Dell, B. Handy, Coach Hiatt. 40 Seniors to graduate. . . Marshals: Chief—K. Hiatt, Assistant chief—M. Sparger, H. Allred, P. Melton, J. Norman, R. Parsons, A. Smith, D. Ward. . .Junior class presents Now You ' re Talking! with Mrs. C. C. Carroll and Miss Louise Kendall directing . . . Senior Class Officers: President— G. Morrison, Vice-Presi¬ dent—P. Estes, Secretary— F. Hiatt, Treasure r— L. Beasley. .. P. Estes sang The Lord ' s P r a y e r at 1955 FOOTBALL VARSITY First row, left to right: W. Hawks, H. Quesinberiy, K. Horton, S. Golding, G. Morrison, R. Clifton, Manager W. Thomas. Second row: Coach J. C. Hiatt, M. Beasley, K. Hiatt, T. Simpson, T. Hodge, L. Belton, Assistant Coach C. Surratt. Third row: R. Nichols, J. Marion, B. Marshall, R. O ' Neal, B. McHone, R. Leonard. Fourtli row: R. Thomas, G. Smith, G. Biyant, R. Easter, K. Nowlin, Manager R. Clifton. 76 class of 1955 ' 1 Hk iI K. Horton, G. Hawks, J. Marion, R. Ward, W. Hawks, O. Handy, R. Holder, H. Simmons, R. O ' Neal, T. Hodge, J. Carico, G. Holder, G. Morrison, R. Clifton, S. Snow, T. Nichols, D. Easter, J. W. Belton, C. Gentry, B. Boyd, B. Harrell, E. Phillips, T. Estes, H. Quesinberry, S. Golding, F. Nixon, E. Phillips, N. Chappell, B. Moseley, E. Wilson, N. Vernon, B. Hooker, L. Beasley, J. Tolbert, E. Bunker, J. Gwynn, F. Hiatt, N. Woodruff, J. Hepler, G. Snoddy. Mascots: T. McHone, Kathy Hicks, absent. Baccalaureate Service. . .F. Gordon andB.Vernon were stage managers for Now You ' re Talking ! ...Franklin Alumni Officers: President—Mrs. Josephine Snyder, Vice-President—Mrs. Lillian Kirkman, Secretary—Miss Ruby Wagoner, Treasurer—Miss Helen Stone. . . Miss Davenport dies —30 years at Franklin ... Class comedians: H. Quesinberry and J. Gwyn. . . F r a n k 1 i n won football game over Sparta. . .L. Beasley crowned Homecoming Queen. .. Class presents Joan of Arkansas ... National Honor Society has im¬ pressive ceremony. ..Commercial Club had Christmas Party... H. A 11 r e d—President of Spanish Club. ..We got a new activity bus... Seniors had Kid Day. PLAY CAST R. Clifton, F. Hiatt, E. Bunker, H. Simmons, R. O ' Neal, N. Chappel, J. Marion, Mrs. W. R. Locklear, Director, F. Nixon, T. Nichols, L. Beasley, S. Snow, B.Ward, G. Hawks, P. Estes, G. Morrison, J. Gwyn, G. Holder, Mrs. P. Starling, Director. GLEE CLUB First row, left to right: J. Snoddy, L. Beasley, B. Moseley, E. Phillips, N. Vernon, E. Phillips, E. Bunker, B. Harrell, N. Woodruff. Secondrow: J. Gwyn, F. Hiatt, B. Hooker, P. Estes, J. Tolbert, B. Boyd, E. Wilson, N. Chappell, F. Nixon. Third row: H.Quesinberry, J. Marion, R. Holder, G. Hawks, R. Clifton, O. Handy, T. Hodge, D. Easter, K. Horton. Fourth row: R. Ward, G. Morrison, T. Nichols, C. Gentry, G. Hawks, G. Holder, J. Carico. Fifth row: J. W. Belton, S. Golding, S. Snow, H. Simmons, R. O ' Neal. 77 JUDY BEAMER Miss Mount Airy ' 1958 BEADIE HANDY Miss Congeniality- 1960 It is a remarkable fact that in the first seven years of the Miss Mount Airy Con¬ test, four Franklin girls were chosen as Miss Mount Airy, and went on to admi¬ rable showing in the Miss North Carolina Competition. Also one of our girls was chosen Miss Congeniality. PAT ESTES Miss Mount Airy 1955 78 Miss Mount Airy o| Recent 1) cars WILMA JO ' j ' GOLDING Miss Mount Airy- 1959 ELEANOR BLA.GKBURN Miss Mount Airy ' 1960 79 class of 1956 1 1 ' I Li f wlBWf First row, left to right: J. Hawks, A. Jarrell, E. Nichols, F. Allen, C. Dunbar, B. Martin, G. Surratt, L. Flippin, A. Lyons, L. Blackburn, E. Caudle. Second row: H. Allred, T. Simpson, R. Parsons, P. Hodges, R. Clifton, W. Norman, A. Hicks, M. Beasley, B. McHone, L. Cook, R. Leonard, B. Macey, A. Fulk, D.Tate. Third row: B. Belton,B. Jessup, Ted Watson,B. Norman, J. Gravley, D. McMillan, D. Ward, M. McMillan, R. Nixon, A. Key, G. Bryant, C. Johnson, G. Watson, K. Hiatt, K. Nowlin, G. Easter. Fourth row: J. Norman, A. Fades, G. Norman, M. Jarrell, B. Phillips, J. Shelton, A. Smith, P. Webb, P. Melton, S. Shelton, E. Bowman, J. Norman, N. Critz, P. Key, N. Hawks, B. J. Taylor. Mascots: Kathy Jones, Benny Ray Goins. Class Motto: Knowledge is Power ... Class Flower: White Rose ... Class Colors: Purple and White. .. Largest class ever to graduate from Franklin, a total of 58. . . Yearbook dedicated to Carlos P. Surratt... Mrs. W. R. Locklear and Roy E. Simmons, Jr., Senior Advisers. . . M. Beasley —President of Monogram club. . . P. Webb and S. Shelton—co-captains of basketball team. . .Senior play The Perfect Idiot . . .Seniors sell Light Bulbs and Candy to raise funds for Washington Trip. PLAY CAST Mrs. Carroll, Director; P. Melton, K. Hiatt, A. Smith, J. Shelton, R. Leonard, Miss L. Kendall, Director; B. Martin, T. Simpson, M. Sparger, D. Ward, R.Parsons, R. Nixon, B. McHone, J. Norman, H. Allred, R. Clifton, M. Jarrell, F. Holder, Stage Manager; M. Tolbert. The junior play was The Perfect Idiot and made a big hit. Mrs. Carroll and Miss Kendall directed. 80 BOYS’ BASKETBALL Left to right: Coach D. Hiatt, F. Norman, B. Riggs, K. Hiatt, R. Scott, R. Clifton, M. Beasley, R. Beamer, C. Cockerham, R. Leonard, B. McHone, L. Hiatt, E. McIntyre, E. Shelton, Manager. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Left to right: A. Jarrell, S. Shelton, H. Beasley, S. Shelton, J. Shelton, P. Webb, Coach D. Hoffer, A. Smith, B. Handy, J. Hooker, W. Golding, C. Vernon, F. Sykes, L. Jarrell. FOOTBALL VARSITY First row, left to riglit: D. Blizzard, J. Hodge, J. Caudle, J. Hodge, R. Scott, A. Key, R. Easter, R. Thomas, W. Norman, R. Parsons. Second row: J. Qucsinberiy, B. McHone, G. Smith, K. Hiatt, K. Nowlin, G. Br ant, E. Slielton, L. Hiatt, W. Thomas. Third row: Mr. D. Hoffer, W. Sykes, B. Marsliall, B. Angel, M. Beasley, R. Leonard, B. Belton, T. Simpson, B. Riggs, G. Lankford. HOMECOMING COURT J. Hooker, B. Handy, E. Bowman, L. Marion, B. King, P. Sechrist, J. Beamer, A. Lyons, J. Shelton, W. Golding, P. Webb. MONOGRAM CLUB Left to riglit: E. Caudle, L. Wagoner, M. Wilson, J. Beamer, S. ifill, A. Jarrell, M. Tolbert, W. Golding, L. Mosley, G. Nixon, A. Key, B. Riggs, R. Thomas, R. Easter, M. Beasle , R. Beamer, R. Clifton, R. Parson, B. McHone, R. Leonard, T. Simpson, K. Hiatt, A. Smith, Mr. D. Hoffer, P. Webb, J. Shelton, B. Hands, J. Hooker, S. Shelton, G. Bryant. Those people who proudly wear the Franklin monogram represent the best of athletes and the type of sportsmanship m.ost desired. A A kSi Aiim class of 1957 Seated, left to right: B. Riggs, J. Hooker, B. Flippen, D. Lynch, G. Nixon, R. Nichols, A. Hodges,]. Watson,]. Dawson, P. Smith, W. Watson, R. Dunbar, M. Tate, H. Francis, ]. Wright, L. Holder, ]. Quesinberry. Kneeling: C. Freeman,B. Vernon, W. Snoddy, M. Watts,]. Hodges,]. Poore. Standing: ]. Stanley, B. Handy, D. ]arrell, P. Sechreist, D. Martin, S. Shelton, C. Lyons, B. Goins, T. Arrington, ]. Surratt, A. Snow, D. Shelton, F. Gordon, G. McCraw, ]. Bowman, A. Reynolds, F. Sykes, L. Mosley, B. Marshall, B. Marshall. L ’ £ 1 Bless This House by the Glee Club at the dedication service. .. Franklin Alumni Officers: President—Rawley Amburn ' 45, Vice-President—Troy Gant ' 35, Secretary— Ella Delp ' 34, Treasurer—Edward McGee ' 40. . .H. Rumley ' 38—President of P.T.A,, ,A. Snow—President of Library Club. , .Homecoming Queen—B. Golden. . . MONOGRAM CLUB First row, left to right: W. Golding, F. Edwards, G. Nixon, B. King, S. Hill, L. Mosley, B. Handy, ]. Beamer, S. Shelton. Second row: Mr. Booker, R. Scott, B. Angel, F. Norman, R. Beamer, B. Riggs, E. Shelton, R. Thomas, ]. Hodges, R. Easter. 82 1357 FOOTBALL TEAM Manager: W. Thomas. First row, left to right: R. Easter, B. Vernon, B. Angel, L. Reece, E. Shelton, B. Riggs, R. Scott, L. Byrd, D. Martin, C. Lyons. Second row: Mr. D. Hiatt, Coach; M. Vernon, J. Quesinberry, R. Thomas, H. Hodges, L. Hiatt, J. Parker, G. Smith, K. Scott, B. Wagoner, Mr. B. Booker, Coach. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL W. Golding, S. Moseley, F. Sykes, A. Hall, C. Norman, M. O ' Neal, J. Hooker, S. Shelton, Co-captains; B. Handy, L. Jarrell, E. Blackburn, G. Moser. PLAY CAST Left to right: Mrs. W. R. Locklear, Director; R. Dunbar, B. Handy, J. Combs, M. Tate, C. Freeman, J. Hooker, B. Riggs, J. Dawson, A. Hodges, B. Flippin, R. Nichols. BOYS ' BASKETBALL NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Left to right: R. Dunbar, S. Moseley, L. Niston, A. Snow, J. Beamer, P. Eadcs, J. Bowman, B. Riggs, P. Sechriest, j. Hooker, R. Beamer, H. Beasley, W. Golding, B. Flippin, S. Hill, F. Jackson, Mrs. C. C. Carroll, Adviser; J. Dawson. The National Honor Society, membership formed in 1951, is the highest honor a student may reach here. It represents leadership, scholar- sliip, character, and service. 83 ESTABLISHED IX 1880. FRIDAY A disastrous fire destroys the Elementary ' Building, On February ' 6, 1957, fire took away the original elementary ' building. About 8:00 A.M., few students were on the grounds and fortunately no one was injured. Hundreds of people gathered and watched as flames totally destroyed the building where so many had attended classes. Fire originated in the attic and had burned for some time when it was dis¬ covered. Black smoke boiled out of the upper windows for some time before flame enveloped the space below the ceilings. Mr. joe Hall, School Board Chairman, and Mr. J. C. Hiatt confer quietly as to the best plans for oper¬ ation in the immediate future. Taken from atop the Junior High Building, this shows the devastation just after the roof collapsed. 84 BRUARY 8, 1951;. 77TH YEAR—NO. 12. 1 With the front section nearly gone the back of the building continue.s to burn. This view shows the whole front wing, offices and lunchroom completelx con¬ sumed. The fire of PTbruar 6, 1957 was a blow, but after the shock passed, k’HS rallied tobuild a better and bigger school. Within days plans were put into operation to finish the school year. The Franklin spirit carried us through hard days toward a better future. Several Iiours later, the flames have died, destruction is complet e. A few students gatlier in front of tbic liigh scliool awaiting transportation. ■Mr ' tBPti iwi r ' iMf 1™ ss A New GlementSiVi) School 1957 Dedication ceremonies were held on November 14, 1957 Editorial from Mount Airy Times, February, 1957 FROM THE ASHES When Franklin Elementary School burned to the ground a couple of weeks ago, the first question asked, after it was determined that no cliildren or teachers were injured, was, What will happen now? Where will the children go? And this community answered the questions, even while the ashes were still smoking. With a spirit of cooperation to be admired throughout this entire county, offers of temporary classrooms came in from various churches not only in Franklin, but also Mount Airy. From the ashes of the old Franklin school will emerge a new, 14-room school according to a report published last week. The building is expected to be ready for occupancy by the 700-plus students by next fall. A school house fire is a terrible thing,but the splendid cooperation of the Franklin community alleviated what could have been a hardship on the children. The South is famed for its hospitality, and in the South, no one can take precedence over the fine people who inhabit the Franklin school community. Mr. J. Sam Gentry, Superin¬ tendent of Surry’ County Schools, presented the new building to the community. Mr. James C. Hiatt, Principal, accepted the building for the school. Mr. Clinton W. Moseley, our representative on Surry County Board of Education, presided and led the dedicatory service. 86 The Community Building and the Fire Department show a spirit of cooperation among Franklin citizens COMMUNm’ BUILDING The Franklin Community Building was completed in 1956 after several years of effort by the members of the Ruritan Club and the Home Demonstration Club. Serving as a meeting place for many community groups, it is a fine example of cooperation among those interested in community progress and development. FRANKLIN FIRE DEPARTMENT The Franklin Fire Department was organized in 1959. With assistance from many people this building was constructed and trucks and fire fighting equip¬ ment paid for within a few years, Tire protection provided by this department is invaluable to Franklin Community. 87 Mascots: P. Simpson, F. Jones. First row, left to right: R. Scott, B. Vaughn, S. Moseley, N. Collins, B. Morton, J. Beamer, L. Jarrell. Second row: M. O ' Neal, S. Collins, S. Hill, A. Flemings, W. Golding, E. McIntyre. Third row: J. Parker, D. Rumley, R. Thomas, R. Beamer, L. Niston, E. Caudle. Fourth row: P. Fades, P. Bondurant, K. Thornburg, B. Simpson, R. Arrington, H. Beasley, M. Snoddy, D. Vernon, B. Nichols, F. Sykes, R. Easter. Fifth row: B. Cockerham, J. Childress, B. Bobbitt, D. Hawks, W. Sechriest, B. Wagoner, F. Jackson. Sixth row: L. Westmoreland, G. Smith, M. Gardner, Mrs. W. R. Locklear, and Mr. Roy E. Simmons, Jr., Advisors. Miss Coltrane and 16 F.H.A, members attended State Con¬ vention in Raleigh. . .S, Collins — Editor of ]di-Life. . . R. Scott — Senior Class President... N. Collins named Franklin Future Homemaker. . . Theme of J u n i o r-S e n i o r Banquet — South of the Border, and it was held in Reeves Memorial Y.M.C .A. . . . Mrs. C a r r o 11, C. Nichols, H. Beasley, and S. Moseley attend State National Honor Society meeting at Wingate College. . . Seniors J. B e a m e r and S. Moseley selected as Mr. and Miss R e t r o s p e c t . . . S. Hill elected Homecoming Queen... Franklin baseball team defeats Beulah IS-11 with B. Wagoner making tuo home lln, . . . BUS DRIVERS First row, left to right: D. Rumley, R. Scott, F. Norman, S. Moseley, .M. Payne, R. Easter, R. Easter, D. Hawks. Second row: J. Everett, D. Raines, H. Cooke, M. Snoddy ' , H. Sechriest, I. Jessup, J. Scott, M. Gardner, R. Thomas, N. Easter, B. Vaughn, R. Young. 8b FOOTBALL TEA.M 1958 First row, left to right: B. Cockerham, R. Collins, L. Stewart, T. Phillips, W. Estes, B. Wagoner, L. Reece, R. Young, D. Martin. Second row: G. Smith, L. Byrd, L. Hiatt, K. Scott, R. Scott, R. Hodges, B. Bowman, R. Thomas, H. Hodges, R. Easter, T. Smith. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL First row, left to right: C. Stewart, M. O ' Neal, P. Handy, E. Blackburn, L. Jarrell, B. Golding. Second row: F. Sykes, B. Slate, G. Dickerson, W. Golding, S. Pike, S. Moseley, A. Hall, G. Moser, B. Lawrence, N. Holder. GLASS OF 1958 FIFTH GRADE First row, left to right: H. Bond, J. Jessup, B. Mace , S. Moseley, D. Rum ley, E. Shelton, F. Norman, F. Sykes, B. Bobbitt, A. Flemming. Second row: A.Jolmson, J. Hodge, L. Moseley, S.Critz, E. Gaudle, P. Bondurant,_,B. Morton. Third row: Mrs. Clark, Teacher; J. Parker, G. Cockerham, R. Wray, M. Niston, L. Niston, B. Beasley, K. Thornburg, R. Kyles, D. Hawks, W. Sechriest. Fourth row: E. Edwards, F. Meredith, M. Galyean, R. Dunbar, R. Beamer, R. Scott, J. Payne. BOYS ' BASKETBALL First row, left to right: L. Reece, B. Wagoner, W. O. Webb, D. Payne, L. Byrd. Second row: L. Hiatt, R. Scott, W. Sykes, R. Clifton, B. Bowman, R. Beamer, R. Easter. 1947 MAY COURT S. Hill, T. Phillips, E, Caudle, G. Nichols, A. Flemming, L. Jarrell, H. Beasley, E. Shelton, W. Golding, A. Less, J. Beamer, B.Byrd, S. Moseley, L. Niston. 8.U class of 1959 Mascots: Billy Hull, Sandra Gant, First row, left to right: H. Hooker, C. Nichols, B. Golden, P. Greed, M. Woodruff, L. Branch, B. King, P. Bowman, E. Blackburn, R. Felts. Second row: S. McHone, E. Fulk, A. Hall, S. Mosley, 1. Nichols, G. Dickerson, F. Johnson, E. Blackburn, W. Estes. Third row: G. Moser, S. Hicks, G. Easter, G. Lankford, M. Gough, M. Payne, J. Watson, N. Holder, L. Stewart. Fourth row: D. Lovill, D. Raines, H. Cooke, S. Critz, J. Everett, P. Vernon, R. Clifton, N. Easter, J. Easter, C. Nichols, L. Hiatt. Fifth row: W. Sykes, S. Dunbar, R. Hodge. C. Deatheridge chosen Homecoming Queen. . . Billy Hull and Sandra Gant were the 1959 Mascots... Marshals: B. B o w m a n—C h i e f, D. Midkiff, N. Ho’lder, B. Lawrence, K. Chappell, M. Hodges, E. Jones Meredith, C. Deatherage...46 Seniors graduate. . . M. Woodr u f f—Editor of Franklin Hi- Life . . . Key Club organized by Kiwanis Club. M. Gough elected as President...?. Creed wins Betty Crocker Award. . . 278 in high school. . . 1041 in elementary school. .. Gerald Collins ' 36 — President of P.T.A., .Football team beat Flat Rock 19-13. . . K. Chappell—Chief cheerleader ... Yearbook staff honored faculty with open house at the home of Moir Carter. . .C. Nichols —Yearbook Editor. ..E. Blackburn—Business Manager. ..S. Moseley and L. Hiatt voted Most Likely To Succeed.. .Mr. T. H. Houck, back after a year ' s absence. Mrs. Doris M. Gabbard, new music teacher. . .Class Officers: President—Wayne Sykes, Vice-President— Max Gough, Secretary—Eunice Blackburn,Treasurers — Patricia Richardson and Hazel Hooker. Mr. Houck and Miss Kendall, Senior sponsors. BUS DRIVERS First row, left to right: S. Dunbar, N. Easter, M . Payne, D. Midkiff, E. Blackburn, P. Vernon. Second row: H. Cooke, H. Sechriest, G. Lankford, R. Clifton, J. Everett, D. Raines. MARSHALS Left to right: P. Creed, B. Golden, E. Blackburn, L. Branch, M. Woodruff, S. Moseley, E. Fulk, G. Moser, L. Hiatt, D. Easter. 90 FOOTBALL TEAM 1959 Front row, left to right: T. Bowman, G. Gardner, D. Byrd, D. Thomas, _, L. Reece, R. Young, M. Vernon, W. Estes, O. Gombs, L. Snow, R. Nichols, G. Weatherman, R. Glifton. Second row: Goach R. Simmons, B. Golding, W. Franklin, M. Evans, H. Hodges, R. Hodge, M. O ' Dell, B. Bowman, L. Byrd, W. Sykes, D. Hiatt, N, Bowman, Coach Don Hiatt. BASEBALL 1959 First row, left to right: J. Jackson, R. Young, D. Easter, L. Byrd, L. Reece. Second row: M. O ' Dell, H. Hodges, T. Phillips, R. Hodge, D. Hiatt, D. Raines, Coach, D. Hiatt. Baseball is slowly but surely making a comeback. During the war years it was dropped, but an increased interest will give it strength in most schools. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL 1959 B. Nichols, P. Handy, D. Shelton, B. Norman, M. Byrd, M. Gentry, S. Pike, M. Norman, J. O ' Dell, P. Angel, S. Mosley, A. Jarrell, B. Hicks, E. Blackburn, B. Golden. m o CLASS OF 1959 SECOND GRADE First row, left to right: T. Phillips, O. Whitaker P. Vernon, J. Everett, L. Mauldin,_ E. Fulk, J. Edwards, B. Slate. Second row: C. Nichols R. Robertson, D. Puckett, C, Moncus, Mr. H. S Broome, Principal,_,__ L. Branch, G. Moser. Third row:_ L. Stewart, G. Stewart, J. Slate, W. Sykes, B. Angel C. Slate,_, P. Bowman. Fourth row D. Richardson,_, E. Jones, W. Estes J. White, R. Fain, B. King, S. McHone, E. Blackburn The last diploma was issued on May 29, 1959 by Mr. Hiatt. This is the 920th diploma of graduation from Franklin High School, As we finish this year, Franklin High Scliool graduates its last class. Tire iiigh school, organized in 1927, has served its community faithfully and well through the depression years, through two wars, when several hundreds of its sons answered the call of their country ' , and into a most prosperous era. We are proud of Franklin ' s record, and yet we arc humble, because we know that it is only through serving that an institution gro ' vs great. (From the 1959 Retrospeci. ) 92 North Surry Class o| 1960 First row, left to right:_, Roger Sawy ' ers, _,_,_, _,_, Arnold Easter, N. O ' Neal, W. Thomas,_, L. Reece, 1. Mosley. Second row: N. Bowman, , Mickey Vernon, L. Gwyn, _,_,_,J. Easter, B. Byrd, C. Stewart,_,_, . Third row:_,_, C. Patterson, C. Jones, Jr.,_, _, F. Slate,_,_, W, Tilley, J. Bondurant, R. Moss, P. Thornburg,_ .Fourth row: ,_, Y. Nichols,_ _, K. Chappell, J. Sechrist,_, ,_, G. Gardner,_, _,_.Fifth row:_, T. Hooker,_,_,L. Vernon, _,M. Hodges, E. O ' Dell, J.Bobbitt,_,_,_. Sixth row:___,__, T. Smith,_,_,__, , B. Lawrence, , B. Felts, R. Young. Seventh row:_, , P. Handy,___ L. Byrd, , D. Hiatt, N. Marion, _,_,T. Creed,__. Eighth row: J. Riggs, ,J. Jackson, M. T. Carter, , N. Holder,____, ,_, , Ninth row: D. Raines,_,_ _,_, , W. O. Webb, M. F. Hodges,_,_, , Tenth row: M. O ' Dell, W. Hiatt, . . , . _,_,_, _, H. Hodges,_, B. Bowman. Franklin boys continue to shine on athletic fields as Byron Bowman, May Ion Blackburn and Tony Smith play on the first North Surr) ' Varsity. Forty-eight students from Franklin graduated in the first North Surry class of 1960. Many participated in school activities with honor. Byron Bowman was selected Morehead Scholar. Mary Thomas Carter was editor of North Star. Many were members of National Honor Society. Five girls, one boy made varsity basketball, 13 football and eight cheerleaders. Other activities had many active participants. Peggy Angel, Diane Shelton and Brenda Shelton are enjoying the first North Surr ' Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Johnson, in the background. 93 class o| 1961 First row, left to right: J. Galyean, W. Hooker,_,_,_, B. Hawks, E. Easter, , B. J. Ward, B. Shelton Cooke, J. L. Butcher, G. Caudle, F. Norman,_, L. Snow,_, S. Vaughn. Second row: _, M. McHone,_,_, L. Thomas,_,_,_, _,M. Fulton, ,_,_,H.Lowe,_, Third row: _� _ _ I _ _ ) _ 9 _ 9 Jones, B, Nichols,_,_,_, J. Vernon,_,_. Fourth row: M. Evans,_, C. Ve rnon, _,_,_,_, D. Moseley, W. Hawks,_,_,_, S. Golden, _, _,_, S. Atkinson. Fifth row: J. Gardner, W. Franklin,_, M. Nichols, M. Lyons, J.Critz, J. Tickle,_,_, J.D. Branch, _,_,_, F. Hill,_. Sixth row: R. Gough, M. Black- bum, S. Beasley,_,_, ,_,_,_,_, _, D. Blackburn, D. Shelton, S. Keye Dunbar,_.Seventh row: J. Pike,_, L. Lowe Smith,_,_,_, L. Poore,_, _, A. Jarrell, L. Nixon,_,_,_, Sharon Jones. Eighth row: K. Lawrence, Jr.,_,_,_,_,_, B. Hicks, _,M. Byrd Dawson,_, A. Easter, E. Hooker,_, B. Golding, _. Ninth row:_,_,_,_, M. S. Norman,_, B. Norman, P. Angel,_,_,_,_, M. Gentry,_, N. King. Carlos Surratt gives tests to Ralph Gough, Maylon Blackburn and Barry Hawks in the Guidance office. Linda Branch, Glenda Caudle, Nancy King, Brenda Nichols and Sandra Keye were members of the North Surry paper staf f. Franklin area students continue to take active parts in all activities. Ten were se¬ lected in National Honor Society, nine su¬ perlatives, many in Key Club, and Future Homemakers. Fifty-five Franklin seniors graduated. 94 Linda Sawyers was selected Homecoming Queen. Gaye Fry e was editor of North Star and of National Honor Society ' . 28 Franklin students graduated. There were 18 football players, si x basketball, and five baseball. Many participated in music, clubs, and publications. Diane Shelton and Mary Sue Norman star as members of North Surry teams. Gaye Frye, Carol Beamer and Mickey Sutphin work on a Social Studies project. Class of 1962 First row:_, B. Arrington,_, M. Sutphin, D. Gwyn, R. Jones,_ _, L. Galyean,_,_. Second row: L. Branch,_,_ _ _ _ 3 _ } _I_ ) _) • Parker,_,_ Third row: C. Beamer, C.Brim,_,_, M. J. Lankford, B. McCreary _,_,_,_,J. Vernon,_. Fourth row: D. Parsons _,_,_, A. Moser,_, D. Phillips, ' _,_ _,_.Fifth row: N. McHone,_,_,_,__,_ I. Beasley, A. Easter, _,_,_,_. Sixth row:_ L. Norman, _, K. Scott,_,_,_, R. Clifton, J. Heath, L. Fulk, Seventh row:_, K. Niston, M. Reece, G. Childress, G. Frye,_,_, B. Lawrence,_,_, A. Jackson, Eighth row:_,_,_,_,_,_, G. Evans, T. Bowman, _,_,_, J. Nixon, J. R. Arrington. Ninth row: G. Niston. _, B. Matthews,_,_,_,_,_, J. Davenport. E. Hall, C. Reece. 95 PERRY manufacturing COMPANY Mount Airy, North Carolina Ladles Blouses and Sportswear Perry Is proud to be part of a fine community like Franklin. Our relationship through the past years has been most enjoyable and we are looking forward to working with the people of this community for the years ahead. General Manager FRED JARRELL SONS, INC. JARRELL SUPER SHELL Norris Jarrel I, Manager JARRELL GENERAL STORE Kester Jarrell, Manager West Pine Street Mount Airy, North Carolina 97 SAWYER ' S REPAIR SERVICE Phone 786-5259 West Lebanon St. Mount Airy, N.C. Compliments of BOYLES SHOE STORE Mount Airy, North Carolina JACKSON FULK MEN ' S STORE Where the well-dressed Men Shop Phone 786-2903 133 Main Street Mount Airy, North Carolina Toast Supermarket 1015 West Pine St Mount Airy, North Carolina and JIM YOUNG ' S SUPERMARKET Lowgap, North Carolina Compliments of J.W. NICHOLS CONSTRUCTION CO. Toast, North Carolina Compliments of THOMPSON FURNITURE CO. Mount Airy, North Carolina Congratulations on 25 years of wonderful service to our area. GRANITE HOSIERY CORP. Mount Airy, North Carolina Workmen’s Federal Savings Loan Association Home Loans • Insured Savings Mount Airy, North Carolina 98 Compliments of MOUNT AIRY TRACTOR CO. Highway 89 Mount Airy, N.C. CompIiments of BLUE RIDGE SUPPLY CO. 231 Galloway St. Mount Airy, N.C. HARKhR FLOOR COVERING See our expert craftsmen for all your floor covering and carpet needs 604-06 S. South St. Phone 786-5610 Mount Airy, North Carolina MOUNT AIRY PAINT STORE Mount Airy ' s Color Center Paints - Wallpapers - Accessories 121 Franklin St. Phone 786-6755 Mount Airy, North Carolina LAWSON CLEANERS AND SHIRT LAUNDRY 925 N. Main St. Dial 786-2913 Mount Airy, North Carolina BELK ' S DEPARTMENT STORE 308 N. Main St. Mount Airy, North Carolina K. R. BADGETT PLUMBING CO. Dial 786-2794 for all your plumbing needs 1189 S. Franklin Rd. Mount Airy, North Carolina 99 SHELTON MEMORIALS P.O. Box 291 Toast, North Carolina Owned Operated B.E. Shelton Office Phone 786-5355 - Res. 786-7145 CompIIments of JUNIOR FULK, GRADING Mount Airy, North Carolina Compliments of MERRITT MACHINE SUPPLY, INC. FOY LUMBER CO. Industrial Distributor Everything to Build Anything Mount Airy, North Carolina 1948 Rockford St. Mount Airy, N.C. H.L. GILLESPIE ' S GARAGE AND BODY SHOP MOUNT AIRY PCX SERVICE 25 men to serve you better Feed . Seeds . Farm Supplies •k -k •k Fertilizer . Appliances 24 hour wrecker service Gas . Kerosene . Fuel Oil Route 6 Mount Airy, N.C. 805 S. South St. Mount Airy, N.C. NORTHWESTERN BANK Mount Airy, North Carolina 100 STANLEY KING Photography Portraits . . . Weddings School Pictures Mount Airy, North Carolina PRUETTS ' Children and Youthwear The Minor Is our Major Main St. Mount Airy, N.C, Compliments of B O FURNITURE CO. Mount Airy, North Carolina Compliments of SCENIC MOTORS, INC. CENTRAL TELEPHONE CO. Your Ford and Mercury Dealer Mount Airy, North Carolina Mount Airy, North Carolina CompIiments of SQUARE PHARMACY West Pine St. Telephone 786-7438 CLAUDE GOLDING Toast Community EVANS ' CHAIN SAW CO. W.E. MERRITT CO. McCulloch Chain Saws Wholesale and Retail Hardware 1334 West Pine St. Mount Airy, North Carolina Established 1888 Mount Airy, North Carolina i Snow’s Garage and Auto Parts General Repairs Automotive Supplies Wrecker Service Box 316 Toast, North Carolina 101 BILL ' S BARBER SHOP FRANK HENNIS AUTO SALES Bill Caudle . Bill Doss . Eldean Hodges 439 West Lebanon St. Toast, North Carolina Mount Airy, North Carolina W.M. CARTER CONSTRUCTION CO. Compliments of General Grading COBLE DAIRY Tele. 786-2392 Mount Airy, N.C. Mount Airy, North Carolina Compliments of O ' DELL ' S SANDWICH SHOP Mount Airy, N.C. Galax, Va. and Wake Forest College Campus LETT I EM. WOODRUFF Accountant Bookkeeping . Examinations . Systems Tax Returns Ramey Building 212 Moore Avenue 786-8549 786-5468 Mount Airy, North Carolina MOUNT AIRY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Insured Savings Modern Home Financing Mount Airy, North Carolina King, North Carolina 102 PHILLIP SNOW ' S Grocery General Store Toast, North Carolina Compliments of TIPTOP Toast, North Carolina W P A Q 740 KC 10,000 Watts Mount Airy, North Carolina Compliments of VAUGHN BROTHERS Distributors of Sealtest Dairy Products Mount Airy, North Carolina Compliments of HIATT ' S TELEVISION Phone 786-5492 806 N. Main Street Mount Airy, N.C. BLUE RIDGE ENTERPRISES, INC. Residential Charles M. Shelton 786-5827 1120 W. Lebanon St. Commercial Industrial Specializing In Residential Construction J. Dee Meadows Jack Greenwood 786-6082 786-6998 Mount Airy, North Carolina 103 MOSE NICHOLS Compliments of Paving - Grading - Dirt - Stone DUNBAR ' S SKATING RINK Toast, North Carolina Mount Airy, North Carolina EVANS RADIO TV MOSELEY ' S SUPERMARKET Sales Service We give S H Green Stamps Phone 786-4247 Toast, North Carolina Mount Airy, North Carolina Compliments of JACKSON BROTHERS TAYLOR DISTRIBUTING CO. Mount Airy ' s First Department Store Jack ' s Cookie Distributor Elkin, North Carolina Main Street Mount Airy, North Carolina THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Your friendly Home-Owned and Home-Managed Bank Member F. D. I. C. EstabI Ished 1893 Mount Airy, North Carolina 104 Compliments of THF FABRIC CENTER Toast, North Carolina Complimenfs of GUY SPARGER SURRY CONCRETE PRODUCTS, INC. Surlite Blocks. ..Ready Mix Concrete 203 Galloway St. Mount Airy, N.C. CAROLINA MARKET Fresh Produce and Grocery 933 West Pine St. Mount Airy, N.C. W S Y D 5000 Watts Surry County ' s Most Powerful Full Time Station 1300 on your Dial Mount Airy, North Carolina CompI iments of FARMER ' S DAIRY Lowgap Highway Mount Airy, North Carolina SHORTY ' S RADIO T.V. SERVICE Motorola Box 8 786-7608 Toast, North Carolina Proud to be a part of a fine community QUALITY OIL CO. Mount Airy, North Carolina Distributor Shell Products 0 ' ■ W, SHELL Hospital Pharmacy 817 Rockford St. Mount Airy, North Carolina Across from the Hospital 105 Directory of graduates (Note: Most of the school records were lost in the 1957 fire. This is the only list of Franklin graduates. Some names are missing because of error in copying and transferring. Some married names and many addresses are out-of-date because of lack of information. All information to help keep records correct and complete will be appreciated by the records director. ) 1928-29 Clara Cox Mrs. Fletcher Frye R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Glenn Hatcher Toast, N.C. Mary Miller Mrs. W. A. McGee R 3, Mount Airy, N.C. Carl Snow Toast, N.C. Lennis Stewart Mrs. Carl Snow Toast, N.C, Lettie Tate R 1, Mount Airy ' , N.C. Dorothy Vernon Mrs. Richard Simpson R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. 1929-30 John D. Allred R 3, Mount Airy, N.C. Frank Beamer R 3, Box 126 Mount Airy, N.C, Mellie Cox Mrs. Floyd Harbour 1336 Forrest Dr. Mount Airy, N. C. Beatrice Creed Deceased Blanche Davis Mrs. Ed Miller R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Woodrow Hall 4209 Farrar Ave. Nashville 12, Tenn. Jacob Alton Leonard 307 Pipers Gap Rd. Mount Airy, N.C. Ellen Shelton Mrs, Edd Venable 2100 Guyer St. High Point, N.C. 1930-31 Vera Allred Mrs. Albert Simmons R 3, Mount Airy, N.C. Ethel Daniel Beamer Mrs, Frank Beamer R 3, Mount Airy, N.C. Ila Beamer Mrs. Barnet King R 3, Mount Airy, N.C, Alice Boyles Mrs. Paul Isaacs R 3, Mount Airy, N.C. Ethel Booker Mrs. Henry Taylor R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Willie Sue Blackburn Mrs. George Shelton R 6, Mount Airy, N.C. Irene Gentry Mrs. Claude Monday 949 Swenkley Dr. Charlotte, N.C. Una Hall Mrs. Reuben Cr eed R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Virginia Hatcher Mrs. Arree Gardner 112 Silvercrest Lane Norfolk, Virginia Lyla Lineback 314 Rockford St. Mount Airy, N.C. Rosa E. Marion Mrs. T, M, Clifton 837 S. Franklin Rd. Mount Airy, N.C. Kathleen Simmons Mrs. Woodrow McMillian 529 Price St. Hampton, Virginia Lucy Simmons Mrs. Charles Terry Toast, N.C. Ruby Wagoner 1239 Bluemont Rd. Mount Airy, N.C. Kermit Wood Raeford, N.C. 1931-32 Leo Boyles Box 766 Mount Airy, N.C. Cecil Brown Route 4, Box 255 Bassett, Va. Ernestine Blackburn Mrs. Tom Chappell R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Jettie Edwards Mrs. Roy Estes Aims St, Mount Airy, N.C. Carl Faries Francisco, N.C. Fannie Leonard Mrs. Alton Leonard 307 Pipers Gap Rd. Mount Airy, N.C. Willie Terry Mrs. Robert Terrell Rt., 1 Grassy Creek, N.C, 1932-33 James Moore Booker R 7, Greensboro, N.C. Virginia Cassidy Mrs. Jimmy Tolbert Byerly St. Mount Airy, N. C, Creola Cooke Mrs, Leo Boyles Box 766 Mount Airy, N.C. Alice Creed Mrs. F, H, McGee 305 Pine Grove Ave. Hampton, Va. Woodrow McMillan 529 Price St. Hampton, Va. Ford Miller 1107 Westwood Dr, Tullahoma, Tenn. Jefferson Miller Asheboro, N.C, Lillian O ' dell Mrs. Russell Hiatt 1322 Summitt Dr, Mount Airy, N.C, Carl Robertson P. O. Box 256 Mount Airy, N, C, Jesse Wagoner Deceased 1933-34 Thomas Angell Thelma Blackburn Mrs. T. E. Shumaker 1314 S. 21st St. Arlington, Va. Bessie Bowman Mrs. M. C, McLean R 1, Box 66-A Charlotte Hall, Md. Doris Brinkley Mrs. Claude Tickle 106 Brower St. Mount Airy, N.C. Bertie Davis Mrs, J. S. Hillsman Box 737 Pearisburg, Va. Ola Dunbar Mrs. Cletus Moser 1412 Airview Dr. Mount Airy, N.C. Harry Estes 306 Andrews St. Mount Airy, N.C, Joseph Folger 310 Mitchell St, Henderson, N.C, Erma Gant Mrs. Edward Lewis 8 Lithia Springs Ave, Danville, Va. Troy Gant 1228 Forest Dr. Mount Airy, N.C. Clarence Jones Mary Lambert Mrs, Mary Loften 26 E. Parkway Scarsdale, New York Virginia Lawrence Mrs. Fred Fleming R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Alice Macey Mrs. Woodrow Westmoreland 166 Hay St, Mount Airy, N.C. Catherine Morris Mrs. Lonnie C, Brown Fancy Gap Rd, Mount Airy, N. C. Belle Nichols Mrs. Bill Scott 504 Bright wood Ave. Hampton, Va. Ethel Nichols Mrs. Floyd Reece 302 Galloway St. Mount Airy, N. C. Fannie O ' dell Deceased Ella Scott Mrs. Joe Delp 309 Franklin St. Mount Airy, N. C. Russell Simmons Willow St. Mount Airy, N.C. Jay Sprinkle R 1, Mount Airy, N.C. 1934-35 Faye Ashburn Mrs. Paul Webb Floyd, Va. Margaret Beamer Mrs. Glenn Kearns 315 E. Lexington Ave. High Point, N.C. Jack Caudle 1949 Welch Rd. Mount Airy, N.C. Kathryn Creed 230 Hawthorne Rd. Elkin, N. C. Melba Hampton Mrs. Irving Rosen Middlebrooke, Va. Loraine Johnson Deceased Ernestine Moser Mrs. Jiles E. Tilley 832 S. Franklin Rd, Mount Airy, N.C. Margaret Pardue Mrs. Carl Sweatman Deceased Lenora Simpson Mrs. Edison Fiye 1346 Summitt Dr. Mount Airy, N.C. Paul Terry Hylton St. Mount Airy, N.C. Pauline Wagoner Mrs. Wilbur Mosley 604 Highland Dr. Mount Airy, N.C. 106 Bobbie Young Mrs. George Regan 315 Church St. Mount Airy, N.C, 1935-36 Grace Beamer Garnett Blackburn 901 Fugate St. Charlotte, N.C, Pauline Boyles Mrs. Maynard McHone 1257 Bluemont Rd, Mount Airy, N.C, Gerald Collins 1193 S, Franklin Rd. Mount Airy, N.C. Foye Cooke Mrs. Ralph Tilley % Mount Airy Country Club Mount Airy, N.C. Elmer Dunbar 1532 Airview Dr. Mount Airy, N.C. Dorothy Easter Mrs. John L. Moore Box 626 New Bern, N.C. Maxine Easter Eva Harrison Mrs. Roy A. Huffman R 5, Box 285W Hilltop Road Vienna, Va. Mary Ruth Jones Mrs. Roscoe Stewart 1522 Park Dr. Mount Airy, N.C. Fred Lambert R 6, Box 530 Mount Airy, N.C. Claude Lawrence 1800 Liberty Dr. Greensboro, N. C, Wade Lawrence 1539 Rivermont Rd. Martinsville, Va. Hazel Miller Mrs. Carroll Chauncey 227 Fairview Ave. Mount Airy, N.C. Howard Morris 1016 N. Main St. Mount Airy, N.C, Roger Shaw R 5, Mount Airy, N.C, Mary E, Snow Toast, N.C. Ila Sumner Mrs, Frank Marsh R 7, Winston-Salem, N.C. Opal Venable Mrs. Glenn Fades 1318 Forrest Dr. Mount Airy, N.C, Elmer Wagoner R 6, Mount Airy, N.C. 1936-37 Evelyn Badgett Mrs. Roger Gardner Box 364 Mount Airy, N.C. Margaret Booker Mrs. Jack Lowe Lowgap, N.C. Alma Caudle Mrs. N. B, Lambe R 2, Liberty, N, C. Geraldine Collins Mrs. Raymond Barnes Bailiff St. Greensboro, N.C, Foye Davis Mrs. Foye Atkins R 3, Mount Airy, N.C. Ruth Estes Mrs. Coy Kirkman 2733 Redding Rd., N. E. Atlanta 19, Georgia Irona Fain Mrs. Kenneth B. Westmoreland 1360 Belvue Dr. Mount Airy, N.C. Lettie Gardner Mrs. Coy Slate R 1, Mount Airy, N.C. Ruth Horton Mrs, Buddy Goins R 5, Mount Air ' , N.C, Blanche Holder Mrs. Dick Collins R 3, Mount Airy, N.C, Frances Hutchens Mrs, Kenneth Cooke 1013 Dewy St. Greensboro, N.C. Velma Jones Mrs, Roy Smith R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Mary McMillian Mrs. Mary Eanes Caudle Rd. Mount Airy, N. C. Pansy Miller Mrs. Max Zyvith Kernersville, N.C. Margaret Nichols Mrs. Lloyd Cox Toast, N.C. Elmo Renegar 2315 Urban St. Winston-Salem, N.C. Jack Robertson 313 Oakview Rd. High Point, N, C, Esther Simmons Mrs. Leo Shelton 124 Clyde St. Newport News, Va. Marshall Smith Mrs. Reid Paris Ella Mae Vernon Mrs. Arlis Jones R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Maude Willard Mrs. Howard Morris 1016 N. Main St, Mt. Airy, N. C. 1937-38 Guyle Beasley Toast, N.C. Guy Blackburn R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Nina V. Jones Mrs. Sidney Smith, Jr. 1150 Green Ave. North Fort Myers, Fla. Mary Lee Keye Mrs. Bob Gardner 213 Village Park Newport News, Va. Ruth Lawrence Mrs. Romey Sawyers R 4, Mount Airy, N.C. Glenn McCraw R 5, Mount Airy, N.C, Roy McHone 1179 S, Franklin Rd, Mount Airy, N.C. Ruth Morris Mrs. Guy Blackburn R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Josephine Nichols Mrs. George Snyder 220 Robin Rd. Mount Airy, N.C, Hazel Norman Mrs. Bayne Leonard Cana, Va, Billie Rose 325 Dwight Rd. Burlingame, Calif. Haswell Rumley R 6, Mount Airy, N.C. Vera Shelton Mrs, Thurman Tickle R 4, Mount Airy, N.C. Forrest Stone Mrs. Brock Lawson 210 Church St. Mount Airy, N. C. Florence Wagoner Mrs. Franklin Martin Deceased 1938-39 Alice Allred Mrs. Clifton Midyette 4 Sidney Place Warwick, Va. Lillian Badgett Mrs. Roy Kirkman R 4, Box 231-AA Mount Airy, N.C. Virginia Beamer Mrs. Joseph Tingen 2023 Dinmont St. Winston-Salem, N.C. Mary Hope Booker Mrs, Bill Golding Toast, N.C. Warren Booker E. Wilson St. Mount Airy, N.C. Charles Brinkley Deceased Charles Burroughs P. O. Box 14 Galax, Va. Faye Cooke Mrs. Jack Boyles 3916 Waddell Rd. Winston-Salem, N.C. Swain Cooke 4415 Shattelon Dr. Winston-Salem, N.C. Lovie Cundiff Mrs. Gaston Hodges R 5, Box 21 Mount Airy, N.C. Dorothy Frances Mrs. Clarence Venable R 4, Mount Airy, N.C. Mary Gardner Mrs. Arthur Hutchens R 1, State Rd., N. C. Dolia Gordon Mrs, E, J. Mulligan 29 Gradley St. Concord, N. H, Marion Harbour Mrs. Chester Nichols Airview Dr. Mount Airy, N.C. Betty Hatcher Mrs. M. E, Bright 469 W. Pine St. Mount Airy, N.C. Nannie Jarrell Mrs. Charlie Hull Toast, N.C. Roy Kirkman R 4, Box 231-AA Mount Airy, N.C. Rushie Lineback Mrs. Settle Scott Leona Marion Mrs, Paul Hayes 406 Townley St. Winston-Salem, N. C. Rebecca McMillian 210 Caudle Rd. Mount Airy, N.C. Edith Miller Mrs. Bill Snead Deceased Gertrude Shelton Mrs. Oliver Seal 9054 B Deatz Acres Fort Knox, Kentucky Evelyn Simmons Mrs. C, C. Roberts 1157 Leaky Rd. Monterey, Calif. Warren Simmons 325 Marion St, Mount Airy, N. C. Jettie Vernon Mrs. Grover Riggs Summitt Dr. Mount Airy, N.C. Rachel Willard Mrs. Walter Shelton R 8, S. Winston Dr. Winston-Salem, N.C. 1939-40 Marie Allred Mrs, Marie Shelton Box 42 Mount Airy, N. C. Virginia Allred Mrs. W. C, Tuthill R 1, Box 202 Mission, Texas Fritz Booker R 1, Mount Airy, N.C. Ethel Bowman Mrs. J. T. Grant Blue Ridge, Georgia T. W. Estes Forrest City, N.C. John Greenwood 8640 Southwest 126 Terrace, Miami, Fla Eva Lee Haynes Mrs. Max Gardner R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Worth Haynes R 5, Box 66 Mount Airy, N.C, Helen Horton Mrs, Helen H. Draughn Box 505, Aliens Hill Rd. Charlotte, N. C. Edith Jarrell Mrs. Bill Hicks 210 Maple Dr. Mount Airy, N.C. Zadia Jones Mrs. Clinton Smith R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Coy Kirkman 2733 Redding Rd., N.E, Atlanta 19, Georgia Olga Leonard Mrs. Jesse Blackburn R 5, Mount Airy, N.C, Guida McCraw Mrs. Loyd McGrady R 1, Strasbury, Va. Edward McGee 512 Country Club Rd. Mount Airy, N.C. Lela Moseley Mrs. Carl Kirkman Pony Motel Kernersville, N.C. Mozelle Renegar Mrs. George Morrison 4016 Candlewood Dr. Hampton, Va. Margaret Rose Mrs, Ray Webb % Central Telephone Co. Elkin, N.C. Louise Simmons Mrs. Bill Fleming 3303 Sunset Dr., Bethel Park Hampton, Va. Harold Stone 267 E. Church St, Mount Aiiyy N.C, Hazel Tickle Mrs. Warren Simmons 325 Marion St. Mount Airy, N. C, Faye Venable Mrs. J. L. Samuels 1664 W. Pine St. Mount Airy, N.C. Irene Venable Mrs, Aldene Wilson 1117 73rd St. NewfXJit News, Va, Audrey Lynn Vernon Mrs. Gurney Roberson Seymour, R 2 Knoxville, Tenn. Grace Wilmouth Mrs. Claude King 1008 S. Franklin Rd, Mount Airy, N.C. Ruby Wilmouth Mrs. Horace Semones 628 Oak Summit Rd. Winston-Salem, N.C. Christine Witt Mrs. Ray Childress R 5, Box 488 Mount Aity , N.C, Gladys Wright Mrs. Vestal Inman 320 Meny mount Dr, Orla Vista, Florida 107 1940-41 Oncda Booker Mrs, Lacy Blansett R 5, Mount Airy, N, C. Louise Bowman 2190 Snowhill Dr. Mount Airy, N.C. Ola Faye Boyles Mrs, Frank Smith 1170 S. Franklin Rd, Mount Airy, N.C. Opal Mae Boyles Mrs. Walter McCraw Surberbia Trailer Park Winston-Salem, N.C. William Carter 325 W. Oakdale Mount Airy, N.C. , Lottie Cundiff Mrs. Bill Belton R 1, Box 21 Mount Airy, N.C. Maude Greenwood Mrs. Charlie Booker R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. J. H. Hall 114 E. 30th St. Winston-Salem, N C, Edith Hauser Mrs. Otis Jones 4507 Highland Dr. Mount Airy, N.C. Tommy Lou Holder Mrs, R. W. Childress Lois Hooker Mrs, J. W. Poole R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Maizie Horton Mrs. Tommy Dara 6040 S. W. 82 Ave. Miami, Fla. Josephine Hudson Mrs. Russell Shelton 334 Taylor St. Mount Air ' , N.C. Ardena Jarrell Mrs. Curtis Moncus 504 Dogwood Dr. Mount Airy, N, C. Tommy Jones M Sgt. Harry L. Lambert 43lstF.T,R, Inept. Sydn, , Box 5402 A.P.O, 286, New York, New York Lela Lawrence Mrs, Curvie Doby R 2, Dobson, N.C. Lucille Martin Mrs. Bill Miller R 6, Mount Air ’, N.C. Melba McCraw Mrs. Melba M. Shelton 126 Pippin St. Mount Airy, N.C, Doroth) ' Morris Mrs. Ott Boyles R 5, G v ' nwood Dr. Mount Atr ’, N.C. Frances Norman Mrs. Woodrow O ' Dell R 1, Mount Air -, N.C. Dora Quesinbeny Mrs. Dan Edwards 1510 Park Dr. Mount Air ’, N.C. Vivian Ramey Mrs. Guyle Beasley Toast, N.C, Nova Smith Mrs. Donald Martin 3233 Kemersville Rd, Winston-Salem, N.C. Mary Nell Snow Mrs. Earl Childress Mabel Tickle P. O, Box 147 Mount Airy, N.C. Harvey Wagoner 800 Northeast 155th St, N. Miami Beach, Florida 1941-42 Henry Allred 219 Maple Ave. Newport News, Va. Claude Beasley Newland, N.C. Lola Bow man Mrs. Rupert Payne R 5, Mount Airy, N.C, Lois Brinkley Mrs. Henry Seivers R 6, Box 383 Mount Airy, N. C, Joyce Cooke Mrs. Bob Caldwell Laura Avenue Winston-Salem, N.C. Elizabeth Cox Mrs. John W. Westmoreland, Jr. 3703 Pelican Lake Orlando, Fla. Raymond Edwards R 6, Mount Airy, N.C. Cleo Fulk 621 W. Second St. Winston-Salem, N.C. Betty Golding R 5, Mount Air y N.C, Eula R. Goldirig Mrs, Gilmer Woodruff R 5, Mount Air) ' -, N.C, Jurmaine Golding Mrs. George Ankrum Box 4054 BCB Norfolk 2, Va. Jolin Gwyn 332 Marion St. Mount Airy, N. C. Thomas Gwyn 403 Pinecrest St. Mount Airy, N.C. Irene Harris Mrs. Irene H. Easter R 6, Westwood Dev. Mount Airy, N.C. Jack Johnson Atlantic, N.C. Christine Jones Mrs. Cliristine Dan Faye Jones 1315 Iris Dr. Charlotte, N.C. Omie Keye Mrs. Henderson Johnson 511 S. Franklin Rd. Mount Airy, N.C. Rena Leonard Mrs. Duke Shelton R 5, Mount Aiiyy N.C, James Lewis R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Kathleen Lewis Mrs, E. E. Luther 4753 S. 6th St. Arlington, Va. Edwin Lineback R 6, Mount Airy, N.C. Mae Moser Mrs, Bill Hull 1122 Bluemont Rd. Mount Airy, N.C. Dorotliy Nichols Mrs, William Cummings 1208 Santeetlah Ave, Norfolk 19, Va. Roland Nichols 123 Upland, Salem, Va. Helen Payne Mrs, James Vernon 1417 Rosewood Dr. Mount Airy, N. C. Edward Shelton 422 S. Franklin Rd. Mount Airy, N.C. Walker Shelton Sealtest Corp., Patterson Ave. Winston-Salem, N. C. Reid Simmons 7409 Inzer St. Springfield, Va. Zinnia Smith Mrs. Zinnia S. Chrissman 1331 Summitt Dr, Mount Airy, N.C. Zula Sumner Mrs. H. C. Harvey 2159 Caudle Rd. Mount Aiiyy N.C. Carroll Wagoner 754 Bluemont Rd. Mount Airy, N.C. William Wagoner 1318 Calvary Dr. Mount Airy, N.C, Haywood Weddle 3762 Wabash Dr. Winston-Salem, N.C. Josie Willard Mrs. Donald K. Robinson P. Sgt. Donald K. Robinson R.A. 33651243 Co. D. 317th Engr. A.P.O, 171, New York, New York 1942-43 Richard Allred 104 Wooton Rd. Sandston, Va. Clarence Beasley 533 Mt. Gilead Rd. Troy, N. C. Marie Berrier Mrs. Herman Simpson R 2, Box 170 Dobson, N.C. Master Sgt. Raymond Blackmon HH 5081 B, Fort Campbell, Ky. Frances Brown Mrs. Madison Weddle 323 E. Wilson St. Mount Airy, N.C. Elmo Caudle Caudle Rd. Mount Airy, N.C. Annie Chandler Mrs. Joe F. Seal R 3, Mount Airy, N.C, Veo Collins Mrs, Johnny Amos 1451 Edgewood Dr. Mount Airy, N. C. Robert Creasey R 6, Mount Airy, N.C, Arvin Edwards R 6, Mount Airy, N.C, Roger Felts 204 Wake Dr. Winston-Salem, N.C. Ethel Freeman Mrs. Charlie Moseley R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Joe Frank Gardner Hickory, N.C. Irene Gillespie Mrs. Calvin Phillips R 6, Mount Airy, N.C. Thelma Graveley Mrs. Calvin Cruise 161 W. Poplar St. Mount Airy, N.C. Jack Gwyn R 3, Lenoir, N. C. Eva Hail Mrs. Ralph Thompson Franklin Haymore 5310 Sunrise Terrace Winston-Salem, N.C. Emily Hiatt Mrs. Glen Wood Bassett, Va. Annie Lee Jarrell Mrs. Henry Stevens 701 Creed St. Mount Airy, N.C, Mary Rose Jarrell Mrs. Clayton Williams Box 541, Mount Airy, N.C. Leslie Jarrell 684 Maple St. Mount Airy, N. C. Maxine Jones Mrs. Tom Lannon 110 Walnut St., NW Washington 12, D.C. R. C. Lambert 812 W, Haymore St. Mount Airy, N.C, Norma McCormick Mrs. Robert Crane 70 Danforth Ave, Jersey City 5, N.Y. Ray McGee 701-73rd St. Newport News, Va. Berdine Nichols Mrs. Jack Johnson Atlantic, N.C. Helen Nowlin Mrs. Hurley Bonds R 7, Box 176-R Greensboro, N.C. Mitchell Sparger 2001 Watkins St. Raleigh, N. C, Billy Gray Stone Deceased Wiley D, Stover Deceased Jack Tate 1804 Addington Ave, Louisville 20, Ky. Irene Tolbert Mrs. Grover Dodson Greenhill Rd, Mount Airy, N.C. Mabel Towe R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Jane Weddle Mrs. Bill Childress 1508 Mosbey Rd, Bayside, Va. Audrey White Mrs. Clellan Ramey 417 Woodruff Rd, Mount Airy, N.C. 1943-44 Geneva Beasley Mrs. Ervin Hawks Patrick Springs, Va. J. G. Booker Church St. Okin, N.C, Faye Branson Mrs. Wilford Jones 406 Pippin St. Mount Airy, N.C. Nell ie Childress Mrs. Doyle Perdue 418 Cherry St. Mount Airy, N.C. Mary Lou Cundiff Mrs. Buck Belton P.C. Box 229 Mount Airy, N. C. James Daniely Gladys Freeman Mrs, Ed Golding R 3, Mount Airy, N.C. Thomas Gardner 1122 St. John St. High Point, N.C. Hugh Hemmings 102 Lurewood Dr. Morganton, N.C. Marvin Holder R 6, Mount Aiiy, N.C, Gladys Lewis Mrs. Jack Drummond 4307 Harvard Ave. Greensboro, N.C. Betty Jean Lineback Mrs. M. M. Henry 431 Kivett St. Asheboro, N.C. Carroll Lineback R 6, Mount Airy, N.C, Mary Sue Locklear Mrs. Gerald Gerloff 6218 W. Franklin St. Richmond, Va. Lillian Long Mrs. Arthur Dawson, Jr. Box 203, Toast, N.C, Myrtle Morris 302 W, Lebanon St. Mount Airy, N.C, Ruth Norman Mrs, Raymond Edwards R 6, Box 398 Mount Airy, N.C, Mabel Robertson Mrs. Jack Ledford 920 Willow St. Mount Airy, N.C. Kyle Shelton 118 Muse Ave. Mount Airy, N.C. 108 Roland Shelton 1236 Springwood Cr. Morningside Manor Winston-Salem, N. C. Ida Golding Mrs. Kyle Shelton 118 Muse Ave. Mount Air -, N.C. Bettie Lou Shelton Mrs. Carl Tyft 2714 Pinedale Rd. Greensboro, N.C. Connie Galyean Ivlrs. Hubert Payne 3710 Oakwood Dr. Greensboro, N.C. Ora Mae Sumpter Mrs. Ora Morton 3517 Glenn Ave. Winston-Salem, N.C. Velma Sykes Mrs. Leslie Jarrell 684 Maple St, Mount Air ' , N.C. Carlie Ray Tate CEL 26 1 2 W. Main St. Paintsville, Ky. Howard Thomas Deceased Arviily Vernon Mrs, Lester Conner Summit Dr. Mount Airy, N.C. Willie Ruth Wagoner Mrs. Roy Willard 717 Spring St. Mount Airy, N.C. 1944-45 Rawley Amburn Westfield, N.C. Frances Beamer Mrs, Frances Sanderson Franklin Rd, Mount Airy, N.C. Rachel Beamer Mrs. Dan Ramey Low Gap, N, C. Syvellon Belton Mrs. Curtis Flippen 857 Va. St. Extn. Mount Airy, N.C. Mildred Blackmon Mrs. J. W. Wall Toast, N.C. Roger Blackburn 1222 Lolly Lane Greensboro, N.C. Frances Booker Mrs. Harold Gillespie R 1, Mount Airy, N.C. Nannie Mae Booker Mrs. Gene Fleming 116 Peace Haven Circle Mount Airy, N.C. Betty Jean Carter Mrs, Harmon Seal R 6, Carolina Ave. Mount Airy ' , N. C. Mary Lou Caudle Mrs. Bill Belton R 2, Hickory, N. C. Vera Collins Mrs. J. C. Blue, Jr. 1438 Park Dr. Mount Airy, N.C. Jack Critz Toast, N.C, Fay Davenport Mrs, Norris Jarrell 1269 Bluemont Rd. Mount Airy, N.C, Ida Mae Edwards Mrs. June Keye Toast, N.C. 1 . 1 .. Mrs. Warren Booker I.. Wilson St. Mounl Airy, N, C. Gladstone Gordon R 3, Mount Airy, N.C. Margie Graveley Mrs. Edsel Johnson 1153 Sunrise Terrace Winston-Salem, N.C, Maiy Sue Hall Mrs, Harry Lambert 431st F.T.R, Inept. Sqdn. Box 5402, A.P.O. 286 New York, New York Ruth Hill Mrs. Joe Bill Jessup Westfield, N.C. Daniel Horton Robert Hutchens 1108 Franklin Rd. Mount Airy, N.C. Clorine Humphries Mrs. Jack Bass Grove Lane, Mount Aiiy ' , N.C. Betty Lou Keye Mrs, Eugene Hicks 415 Foster St. Asheboro, N.C. Calvin King Box 603, Drexel, N.C. Rachel Lawrence Mrs. Stewart Carter 2322 Park Ave. Richmond 20, Va. Alice Leonard Mrs. Arthur Klees 2017-64th St. Kenosha, Wisconsin Lillie Mae Lewis Mrs. Werner Lewin 1922-36th Ave. San Francisco, Calif. Marvin Martin Deceased Gertrude Martin Mrs. Gertrude Scales 918 Reeves Dr. Mount Airy, N.C. Cleo Mauldin Mrs. Johnny Williams Willow St. Mount Airy, N.C, Carrie McCormick Mrs, Glenn Thacker Bluemont Rd, Mount Airy, N.C. Polly McCraw Mrs. Ray Dawson R 1, Mount Airy, N.C, Arless McCraw R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Melba McHone Mrs. Fonzo Boyd Box 524, Mount Airy, N.C, Howard Nichols R 3, Mount Airy, N.C. Ninevah Noonkester 810 S. Franklin Rd. Mount Airy’, N.C, Fred C. Norman, Jr. 107 Woodside Dr. Woodbridge, Va. Mary Mills Overby Mrs. Jack Byrd 1923 Welch Rd. Mount Airy, N.C. Pauline Slate Mrs, Harvey Jennings Toast, N.C. Roy Smith R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Billy Snow Toast, N.C, Herbert Snow Lowgap, N.C. Allene Sykes Mrs. Wayne Martin 19515 N. W. 12th C.T. Miami, Florida Katlierine Venable Mrs. Arthur Payne R 4, Mount Aiiy-, N.C. 1945-46 Paul Beasley 234 E. Church St. Mount Airy ' , N.C. Arthur Byrd Madison, N.C. Keith Gant Henry Harris M Sgt. Henry ' W. Harris A.V. 34602845 7367 Mat. Sq. A.P.O. 247, New York, N.Y. Geneva Hicks Mrs. M. C, Key ' e Snowhill Dr. Mount Airy, N.C. Cecil Hill R 5, Gwynwood Dr. Mount Airy, N.C. James Holder R 1, Kings Mountain, N.C, June Key Toast, N.C, Wilford Leftwich R 6, Mount Airy, N. C. Cecil Seal Warren Vernon S, Franklin Rd, Mount Airy, N.C. 1946-47 Myrtle Alderman Mrs. Wallace Taylor 4417 Helms St., N. E. Roanoke, Virginia Janice Blackburn Mrs. Porter Newman R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Margaret Blackburn Mrs. Paul Taylor Henry St,, Mount Airy, N. C. J. T. Cole R 1, Mount Airy, N. C, John Creed R 5, Mount Airy, N.C, Wade Frye Culbert St. Mount Airy, N.C, Wayne Frye 4020 Reich St, Winston-Salem, N.C, Helen Galyean Mrs. Helen Williams 224 Galyean St. Mount Airy, N.C. Nancy ' Gordon Mrs. Clark Hatcher 121 Pearson Dr. Mount Aiiy ' , N.C. Norris Hall Pender Ave, Mount Airy, N.C. Pauline Hall R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Betty Hutchens Mrs. Robert Hodges 60 Evergreen Dr. Winston-Salem, N.C. Conrad Haynes R 1, Oldtown Rd. Winston-Salem, N.C. Norris Jarrell 1269 Bluemont Rd. Mount Airy, N.C, Way ' ne Jarrell 749 Bluemont Rd. Mount Airy, N.C. Albert Lawrence Box 434 Collinsville, Va. June McCraw Mrs. L, G, Marion, Jr. Siloam, N. C, Grady McHone 227 Maple St. Statesville, N.C. Buster Nichols Toast, N. C, Bernell Nichols Mrs. Clyde Wright R 1, Box 337 Mount Airy, N.C. Foy Noonkester 1507 Long St. Mount Airy, N.C. Louise Parker Mrs. Grady Venable 3633 Ogburn Ave. Winston-Salem, N.C. Alton Pliillips 1306 Findlay Ave,, S, E. Roanoke, Va. Loretta Phillips Mrs. Guy Watson R 3, Mount Airy, N.C. Clellan Ramey 417 Woodruff St, Mount Airy, N.C. Parthene Slate Mrs. John McDaniel Toast, N.C. Arlyss Smith R I, Box 319 Rural Hall, N.C. Charles Smith R 3, Mount Airy ' , N.C. Owen Stone Box 257, Toast, N.C. Dorothy Thomas Mrs. Clinton Gravley 354 Hay St. Mount Airy, N. C, Lucretia Thomas Alice Webb Mrs. Lansford Willis R 6, Box 214 Mount Airy, N.C. Polly Worrell Mrs. Clellan Jarrell Polo Rd. Winston-Salem, N.C. 1947-48 Mildred Beamer Mrs, Dwight Matthews R 1, Yadkinville, N.C. Billy Belton 118 Orchard St. Mount Airy ' , N. C, Donald Blackburn Box 627, Matthews, N.C, Katherine Blackburn Mrs. John Parries 1027 North St. Mount Airy, N.C, Ivan Bowman Deceased Wilma Broome Mrs, Frank Miller 1716 Meadow Brooke Wilson, N.C. Donald Byrd 917 Mantle Ave. Mount Airy, N. C. .4dele Caudle Mrs. John Myers 186 Washington Park Brooklyn, New York Albert Easter Gladys Gravely ' Mrs. Arnold McHone R 2, Box 561-B Mount Airy’, N. C. Edgar Hodge R 1, Rural Hall, N.C. Bobby Holder 2102 Welch Rd. Mount Airy’, N.C. Mary’ Lou Hooker Mrs. Keith Venable R 4, Mount Airy ' , N.C. Birchell Johnson Mrs. Bob Hy ' lton 1140 Lime Cleanvater, Fla. Nat Jones Betty Lawrence Mrs. Vernon Darr Lexington, N.C. Lucille Leftwich Mrs. Charles Hooker R 6, Box 507 Mount Airy, N.C. Mavis Martin R 4, Mount Airy, N.C. Jack Miller R 3, Box 105A Mount Airy, N.C. Mary Nichols Mrs. Roger Doss R 4, Mount Airy, N.C. Bernice Noonkester Mrs. Melvin Tilley R 6, .Box 428 Mount Airy, N.C. Warren Nowlin Toast, N.C, 109 Frances Quesinberry ' Mrs. Curtis Lewis R 5, Chatham Rd. Mount Airy, N.C. Hester Quesinberry ' Mrs. Willie Frye R 1, Mount Airy, N.C, Jimmie Shelton 316 E. Wilson St, Mount Airy, N.C. Berbidell Slate Mrs. Berbidell Cassell Mount Airy, N.C. Baxter Smith 321-16th Ave. ,N.W. Hickory, N.C. Betty Smith Mrs. Warren Hooker R 5, Mount Airy, N C. Ernest Snow R 4, Mount Airy, N. C. Bobby Lou McCraw Pipers Gap Rd. Mount Airy, N.C, Albert McHone Deceased Frank Miller 1716 Meadow Brooke Lane Wilson, N. C. Herman Nichols 2361 Ardmore Terrace, Apt, D Winston-Salem, N. C. Rosa Nichols Mrs. James Holt 1940 Neshota St., Apt. 21D Mobile, Alabama Billy Norman R 6, Mount Airy, N.C. Myrtle Phillips Mrs. Grady Wood Lakeside Dr, Yorktown, Va. Pauline Thomas Mrs, Sanford Sechriest Betty Jo Roberson R 5, Box 84A Mrs. Wallace Leonard Mount Airy, N.C. R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. 1948-49 Stanley Rose 2402 Boswell Rd. Louis Allred Raleigh, N.C. 800 Ridge Terrace Evanston, Ill. Betty Lou Sutphin Mrs, Robert Stover Betty Ruth Bunker Mrs. Zack Blackmon Pfafftown, N.C, 1158 S. Franklin Rd. Helen Stone Mount Airy, N.C, Mrs. Joe Mason, Jr. Atlantic, N.C. Charles Chappell Granite St, Charles Sykes Mount Airy, N.C. Deceased Ray Creed Don Venable R 7, Belle Ave. 1456 Bel-Vue Dr. Winston-Salem, N.C. Mount Airy, N.C. Edgar Draughn, Jr. Robert Benton Wagoner, Jr. 76 Astor Place R 3, Mount Airy ' , N.C, Forest Park, Ga. Marie Webb Myrtle Fulk Mrs, Don Venable Mrs. Foy Noonkester 1456 Bel-Vue Dr. 1507 Long St, Mount Airy, N.C. Mount Airy, N. C. Joseph Fulk Gwyn St. Mount Airy, N.C. 1949-50 J, C, Atkins 1214 North Ridge St. Mount Airy, N.C. Raymond Gardner 415 Davis St, Nancy Beamer Smithfield, N.C. Mrs. Roger Hiatt Billie Gentry 4935 Suburban Ave, Mrs. Robert Dobbins Richmond, Va, 1030 Largo Rd. Clearwater, Fla. Helen Carter Mrs. Gilbert Easter Wanda Lou Golding R 6, Box 514 Mrs. Bill Journey Mount Airy, N. C. 1129 Spooner Rd. Norfolk 24, Va, Rachel Creed Mrs. Albert McHone Lorraine Hall R 7, Gyddie Dr, Ivlrs. Elwood White Winston-Salem, N. C, Norris Hodge Ralph Evans Toast, N.C. 1001 Warren Ave. Winston-Salem, N.C. Virginia Key Mrs. Gene Gravely Mary Felts 1147 Bluemont Rd. Mrs. Leroy Brown Mount Airy, N.C. 101 Louella Dr. Winston-Salem, N.C. Wallace Leonard R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Alfred Gardner R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Annie Laura Lambert Mrs, Garland Morris Buster Gordon R 1, Box 221F R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Havelock, N.C, Helen Gray Curtis Lewis Mrs. L. H. Hawks R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Peggy Hall Peggy Venable Toast, N.C. Letty Jean Venable Thelma Hanks Mrs. Howard Shelton 118 Combs St, Mrs, Jerry Warren Mount Airy, N.C, 1950-51 Smith Hardy Arthur Beamer 1316 Bel Air Dr. 301 Lindberg St. Mount Airy, N.C. Winston-Salem, N.C. Ruby Harold Eldridge Belton Mrs. Ruby Scheetz % Belton ' s Shoe Shop Box 681, Knox Trailer Park Pilot Mountain, N.C. Camp Lejune, N. C. Margaret Carter Flora Hemmings Mrs. Andy White 738 Biumont Rd. Mount Airy, N.C. Mrs. Verlon Kyle 332 Linville Rd. Mount Airy, N.C. Dorothy Hill Mrs. Jack Strayhorn 1806 Collier Ave, Bay Minette, Ala. Jo Ann Caudle Mrs. Carlos Surratt Toast, N.C, Virginia Chandler Anne Hodge Mrs. Junior Benge Mrs. Roger Thomas R 3, Box lllA R 6, Mount Airy, N.C, Mount Airy, N.C. Robert L. Combs R 9, Jones Rd. Mildred Jarrell 1244 Biumont Rd. Winston-Salem, N.C. Mount Airy, N.C. Pat Duncan Ararat, Va, Kester Jarrell 906 Pine St. Mount Airy, N.C. Grant Easter Spencer Eldridge Dorothy Key 2024 Dryden Rd, Mrs. Marion Parsons Winston-Salem, N.C, 1411 Rosewood Dr. Mount Airy, N.C. James Donald Gardner R 7, Box 721 Roger Lowe 730-23rd Ave.,N.E. Salisbury, N.C. Hickory, N.C. Glenn Macey 916 W. Virginia St. Mount Airy, N.C. Mary Nell Gardner Mrs. Donald Byrd 917 Mantle Ave. Mount Airy, N.C. Charlie Goins Bob McHone Toast, N.C. 3919 Pilot ' s Lane, Apt. 2 Richmond, Va. Donald Golding 1009 Cloister Dr. Doris Nichols Winston-Salem, N.C, Mrs. Bobby Thompson Biumont Rd, Mount Airy, N.C, Patricia Gordon Mrs, Arthur Beamer 301 Lindberg St, Geraldine Renegar Mrs. Edgar Draughn, Jr. Winston-Salem, N. C. 76 Astor Place Treva Hicks Forst Park, Ga, Mrs. Charles Wilson Mount Airy, N.C. William E. Scott R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Wayne Hodge R 6, Mount Airy, N.C, Barbara Shelton Mrs. Glenn Macey 916 W. Virginia St. Mount Airy, N.C. Rosa Hodges Mrs. Wade Hauser 903 Mantle Ave. Mount Airy, N.C. Howard Shelton 118 Combs St, Wayne Hodges Mount Airy, N.C. R 2, Mount Airy, N.C Edd Southern Thomas H, Hutchens R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. 38 W. Sunset Rd, Hampton, Va. Carlos Surratt Toast, N.C, B, F, Jarrell WRXO Radio Station Berlene Tate Roxboro, N.C, Mrs. Johnny Green Cherry St., Ext, Peggy Jarrell Winston-Salem, N. C. Mrs. Carlie Ray Tate 26 1 2 W. Main Roger Thomas R 3, Box lllA Paintsville, Ky. Mount Airy, N.C, Roger Jones Toast, N.C. Verna TTiomburg Mrs. Mack Jenkins Mildred Leonard Mrs. Bill Overby Maxine Tickle P.O. Box 488 Mrs. David Rich Mount Airy, N.C. Phillip Loflen 4159 Kirkcaldy Dr. Dan Diego 11, Calif. Cecil Marion 608 S. Franklin Rd. Mount Airy, N. C. Curtis Marion Frank Meadows 201 1 2 Hylton St. Mount Airy, N.C. Iris Miller Mrs. Alfred Gardner R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Jewell Miller Mrs. Norris Hicks R 2, Mount Airy, N.C. Rachel Miller Mrs. Wesley Surrat R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Colene MUndy Mrs. Henry Jones Cana, Va. Marvin Mundy R 6, Mount Airy, N.C. Claudia McKinney Mrs. J. A. Bryant, Jr. 1211 Mitchell St. Mount Airy, N.C. Wayne McMillian Caudle Rd. Mount Airy, N.C. Bill Nichols 1101 Elwell Ave. Greensboro, N.C. Esther Nichols Mrs. Herbert Johnson R 1, Dobson, N.C, Nancy Nichols Mrs� Roy Cockerham Atlantic, N. C, Betty Jo Norman Mrs, Betty Jo Sutphin Bill Nowlin Toast, N.C, Bill Overby Box 488, Mount Airy, N.C. Betty Jo Quesinberry Mrs. Ralph Evans 1001 Warren Ave. Winston-Salem, N. C, Wilma Reynolds Mrs. Wilma R. Butera Bobby Lee Shelton R 1, Pine Ridge Road Winston-Salem, N.C, Billy Grey Smitli R 3, Mount Airy, N.C. Mary Ruth Surratt Mrs. Woodrow Beamer R 4, Mount Airy, N.C. Mary Lou Sykes Mrs. Ray Johnson R 3, Mount Airy, N.C. Bill Venable 18-G College Village Winston-Salem, N.C. Annie Belle Webb Mrs. Roger Jones Toast, N.C. Annie Lee Woodruff Mrs. Lee Roy Page Box 164, Scottsville, Va. no Gladys Woodruff Mrs. Ed Southern R 5, Mount Airy, N, C. Jack Lawson 2421 Lyndhurst Dr. Winston-Salem, N. C, Magdalene Young Maple Dr. Mount Airy, N. C. 1951-52 Lillian Arrington Mrs. George Holder Arnold Blackburn R 5, Mount Airy, N. C. Mary Joe Booker Mrs. Jimmie Roberts R 3, Mount Airy, N.C, Opal Bryant R 4, Mount Airy, N.C. Audrey Carter Mrs. Wade Collins 1305 Park Dr. Mount Airy, N.C. W, R, Caudle 481 Highway, 321 ByPass S. W. Hickory, N.C, Roger Clifton 16 W. Louis Ave. Phoenix, Ariz. Clyde Cox Grove Lane Mount Airy, N.C. Joan Culbreth Mrs, Howard Hawks R 4, Box lOOA, Abington, Va. Bobby Easter 111 Carrol Rd. Winston-Salem, N.C. Ray Easter R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Burley Edwards 2802 S. Wakefield St., Apt. 4 Arlington, Va. Melza France 1313 Grove Lane Mount Airy’, N.C. Pauline Gravely Mrs. Lester Gessley AF 13163156, 355A Court Glasgow A. F. B., Montana Nancy Hall Mrs. Nancy H, Willoughby P.O. Box 964 Merritt Island, Fla. Ruth Harris Mrs, Jim Haney Barbara Hay more Mrs. C. L. Sechrist R 1, Box 49 Germanton, N.C. Roy Hiatt Toast, N.C. Ray Hill 414 Hay St. Ext. Mount Airy, N. C, George Holder 1041 Martin St. Winston-Salem, N.C. Gladys Hutchens Mrs, Bill Snow 3104 Rayford St. High Point, N.C. Frank Jarrell R 3, Mount Airy, N.C. Juanita Leonard Mrs. Jack Lawson 2421 Lyndhurst Dr. Winston-Salem, N.C. Elmira Loflen Mrs. Alfred Frells R 5, Clinton, Tenn. Shirley Lowe Mrs. Shirley Hooker Elvin Marshall Toast, N.C. Kelly McHone 1380 Summitt Dr. Mount Airy, N.C, Carol McKinney Mrs. Dayton Johnson Toast, N.C. Guy Money Pipers Gap Rd. Mount Airy, N.C. Agnes Moseley Mrs. Clayton C. Wells R 6, Box 432 Mount Airy, N.C. Bertha Nichols Smith Circle Mount Airy, N.C, Betty Lee Nichols Mrs. Bobby Shelton R 1, Box 416 Winston-Salem, N.C. Kay Nichols Spring St. Mount Airy, N. C. Bobby Norman Woodbridge, Va. Ruth Poore Mrs. Pete Simmons R 2, Mount Airy, N.C. Jack Renegar 2839 Greenway Ave. Winston-Salem, N.C, Graham Roberson R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Fannie Lou Simmons Mrs, Roger Lowe 730-23rd Ave.,N.E. Hickory, N.C. Buddy Sutphin Metabreeze Acres Winston-Salem, N.C. Carlene Tickle Mrs. Jack Renegar 2839 Greenway Ave. Winston-Salem, N.C. Lattice Vernon Mrs. Roy Hiatt Toast, N.C. 1952-53 Thomas Anthony R 4, Mount Airy, N.C, Bill Belton 415-4th Ave., N, W. Hickory, N.C. Verna Lee Bowman Mrs, Richard Wagoner 2115 Snowhill Dr, Mount Airy, N.C. Arlene Bryant Mrs. Charles Craver Bobby Bunker Toast, N.C. Roy Clifton 915 Rockford St. Mount Airy, N.C, Bobby Cole Perry Creed 2119 Snowhill Dr. Mount Airy, N.C, Minnie Lou Critz Mrs, A. L. Martin 130 Orchard St. Mount Airy, N.C. Rachel Critz Mrs. Ronnie C. Graves Grayson, Ky. Banner Easter Mrs, Banner Dowell Mary Lou Edwards Catherine Evans Mrs. Wayne Westmoreland R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Hal Heath R 6, Mount Airy, N.C. Charlie Holder R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Nancy Jessup Faye Keye Mrs. Bobby Estes Tabbs, Va. Annie L. Marion Mrs. Davis Smith Carolina Ave, Mount Airy, N. C, Dee Meadows R 6, Mount Airy, N.C. Nancy Miller Mrs, Charles B. Williford 309 S. Raleigh St. Rocky Mount, N. C, Albert Nichols Spring St. Mount Airy, N. C, Arliss Parker R 6, Fowler Rd, Mount Airy, N.C, Jean Platt Mrs. Jimmie Edwards Toast, N.C. Maxine Reeves Mrs, J. D, Hathcock R 2, New London, N.C. Ray Scott R 4, Mount Airy, N.C. Charles Shelton 730 S. Franklin Rd. Mount Airy, N.C. Rachel Shelton Mrs. Lonnie Jackson Box 291, Toast, N.C. Billy Smith R 3, Mount Airy, N.C. Joyce Snoddy Mrs. Bill Thomas A. G. Southern Joe Southern R 5, Mount Airy, N.C, Arlis Stanley R 4, Mount Airy, N.C. Glenda Stewart Mrs. John Wood Richard Wagoner 2115 Snowhill Dr. Mount Airy, N.C. Dee Watson R 5, Mount Air , N.C. Nancy Watson Mrs, Kenneth Ward Box 124, Archdale, N.C. Lorene Williamson Mrs. Lum Branch S. Franklin Rd. Mount Airy, N.C, Nirelle Willard Mrs. Rex Huffman R 4, Mount Airy, N. C, Wayne Williamson Box 508, Moreland, Ky. 1953-54 Christine Angel Mrs, Bobby Smitli 904 Bluemont Rd. Mount Airy, N.C. Hampton Beamer R 3, Mount Airy, N.C. Dorothy Beasley Mrs. Ben Brannock 415 E. Oak St. Mount Airy, N.C, Roy Beasley Wilburn Blackburn Deceased Mary Lou Bowman Mrs. Marvin Mundy R 6, Mount Airy, N.C. Joe Bunker Toast, N.C. Jackie Coe Mrs. Roy Clifton 915 Rockford St, Mount Airy, N, C, Ernestine Collins Mrs. Paul Cole R 6, Mount Airy, N.C, Shirley Draughn Mrs, C. W. Faulkner, Jr. 2453 Blackmon Dr. Decatur, Ga. Mildred Easter Mrs. Palmer Davison C. W, Faulkner, Jr. 2453 Blackmon Dr. Decatur, Ga, Wanda France Mrs. Troy Johnson 1312 Forest Dr. Mount Airy, N.C, Donald Frye 1346 Summitt Dr. Mount Airy, N.C. Mable Graveley Mrs. Shade Franklin Bobby Gunter R 3, Mount Airy, N. C. Mac Gwyn David Hall 865 Myrtle Beach Ave. Plainfield, N, J, Donald Harrell Toast, N.C, Oklas Harold Patricia Hall Mrs. Pat H, Ramey Toast, N.C. Leroy Hawks Cherry St, Mt. Airy, N. C, Max Hiatt R 1, Mount Airy, N.C, Joyce Hill Mrs, Arliss Parker Fowler Rd., R 6 Mount Airy, N.C. Bobby Hodge Hylton St. Mount Airy, N.C. Elsie Hodges Mrs, Leonard Davenport 427 Highland Dr. Mount Airy, N. C, Jewell Holder Mrs. Cleo Stanley R 4, Mount Airy, N.C, Nancy Hooker Mrs, Tommy Marshall R 4, Mount Airy, N.C, Woodrow Jackson R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Pat Jones Toast, N, C. Roland Jones Deceased Sarah Jones Mrs. Willie Brannock Vance King R 3, Mount Airy, N.C. Jill Laugliridge Mrs. Billy Barr 606 Fourth St. Murfreesboro, N.C. Wade Macey Box 393, Oxford, Ga. Norma McHone Mrs. Oliver Tickle R 4, Mount Airy, N.C, Eva Jean Moxley Mrs. Hersel Smith R 5, Mount Airy, N.C, Sue McKinney Mrs. Rayno Wilson 1007 S. Main St. Mount Airy, N.C. Douglas Nichols Toast, N.C. Iris Nichols Mrs, T. H. Cox 1001 Elwell St. Greensboro, N.C, Willard Niston Yadkinville, N.C, Mona Scott Mrs. Dee Atkinson Star, N.C. Dot Sechrist Mrs. Bobby Combs R 9, Jones Road Winston-Salem, N. C. James Gray Shelton R 5, Box 431 Mount A iry, N.C, Roger Shelton 722 S. Franklin Rd. Mount Airy, N.C. Ill Shirley Smith Mrs. Otis Johnson R 3, Mount Airy, N. C. Cleo Stanley R 4, Mount Airy, N. C, Joy Mae Thomas Mrs. Charles R. Shore R 1, Box 98E Kemersville, N. C, Reid Vernon 112 Peace Haven Circle Mount Airy, N, C. Imogene Williamson Mrs. Richard Creed R 4, Mount Airy, N.C, Fred Wilson Waterbur ' St. Winston-Salem, _N. C. James Wood Toast, N.C, 1954-55 Louise Beasley Mrs, Hampton Beamer R 3, Mount Airy, N.C. J. W. Belton 855 Virginia St. Mount Airy, N.C. Blanche Boyd R 6, Mount Airy, N.C, Elaine Bunker Mrs. Gene S. Reeves R 2, Box 186 Gastonia, N.C. Nelda Jean Chappell R 5, Mount Aiiy, N.C, Robert Clifton S. Franklin Rd. Mount Air ' , N.C, Douglas Easter R 6, Box 407 Mount Airy, N.C. Patricia Estes Mrs. Tommy Hamlin Dobson, N.C. Curtis Gently R 6, Mount Air -, N.C, Senator Golding R 5, Orchard Hill Dev. Mount Air -, N.C. Jewell G vyn Mrs. Junior J. Bowman 3711 Belhaven Dr. Greensboro, N.C. Osier Handy R 3, Mount Aiiy, N.C. Barbara Harrell R 3, Mount Aiiy, N.C, Gilbert Hawks R 3, Mount Air ' , N.C. Wilbur Hawks Toast, N.C, Faye Hiatt Mrs, Troy Seal R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Troy Lee Hodge R 6, Mount Any, N.C, Gary Holder R 6, Mount Aiiy, N.C. Raymond Holder R 3, Mount Air -, N.C, Billie Faye Hooker Mrs. Russell Parsons 1515 Forest Dr. Mount Airy, N. C. Kenneth Horton 226 E. Elm St. Mount Airy, N. C. James Marion 122 I-;.HI. I- ■ Mcimt Ain, , N.C. Joann Tolbert McKinney Toast, N.C. Gray Morrison 1527 Forest Dr, Mount Airy, N.C. Bonnie C. Moseley Mrs. Charlie Chidress 604 Higliland Dr. Mount Airy, N.C. Thomas Nichols 1144 W. 4th St. Winston-Salem, N.C. Frances Nixon Mrs. Roger Nixon Park Dr,, Mount Airy, N. C, Rex O ' Neal S. Franklin Rd, Mount Airy, N.C. Ernestine Phillips Mrs. James D. Gardner R 7, Box 721, Salisbury, N.C. Heath Quesinberiy ' ' R 6, Mount Airy, N.C. Bruce Scott 504 Brightwood Ave. Hampton, Va. Hugh Simmons R 3, Mount Aiyy N.C. Gail Snody Mrs. Ernest Bowman R 6, Mount Airy, N.C. Selben Snow R 3, Mount Airy, N.C, Nelda Joye Vernon Mrs. Woodrow Jackson R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Robert Lee Ward R 5, Mount Aiiy, N.C. Edna Wilson R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Norma Dean Woodruff R 4, Mount Aiiy, N.C, 1955-56 Fannie Allen Mrs. Bobby H. Hiatt R 6, Box 47C Herbert Allred 2383 Ardmore Terrace, Winston-Salem, N.C. Marvin Beasley % Central Telephone Co, Troy, N. C. Bobby Shelton 5602 Baldwin St. Flint, Michigan Louise Blackburn Mrs, Dillard Gordon R 2, Pilot Mountain, N.C. Evelyn Bowman Mrs, Raymond Wright Hay more St, Mount Aiiy, N.C. Gray Bryant Glenn Ave, Winston-Salem, N.C. Evelyn Caudle Mrs. Jim Barbour 2210 Lumpkin Rd, Augusta, Ga, Ralph Clifton S. Franklin Rd. Mount Airy, N.C, Lyim Cooke Apt, 2B, Pennygiles Apt. Hopkins, Ky. Naomi Critz Gen. Del., Fort Myers, Fla. Carol Dunbar Mrs. Paul Gentry 343 Taylor St. Mount Airy, N, C. Agnes Eads Mrs, Douglas Easter R 5, Box 381 Mount Airy, N.C, Gene Easter R 6, Mount Airy, N.C, Alton Fulk 112 S. Polofax St. Pensacola, Florida Lucille Flippen Mrs. Bob Slate Jimmie Gravley R 6, Mount.Airy, N.C, Jewela Hawks Mrs. A. L, Goins R 6, Mount Airy, N.C, Norma Hawks Mrs. Norma H. Payne Dobson, N.C. James Kay Hiatt R 1, Mount Airy, N.C, Albert Hicks Haymore St. Mount Airy, N.C. Paul Hodge Almaree Jarrell Mrs. Edward McIntyre Toast, N.C. Margaret Jarrell Mrs. Jack Smith Toast, N.C. Bill Jessup R 5, Mount Aiiy ' , N.C. Carlos Johnson 1245 Brooklyn Ave, Mount Airy, N.C. Arnold Key 1314 Summit Dr, Mount Airy, N.C. Pegg - Key Mrs. Calvin Shuskey Long St., Mount Airy, N. C. Roger Leonard R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Arretta Lyons Mrs. Bill Norman R 5, Box 29 Mount Aiiy ' , N, C. Bill Macey 921 Reeves Dr. Mount Airy, N. C. Barbara Martin Mrs. Barbara McCuiston Old Lowgap Rd. Mount Airy- ' , N. C, Bill McHone Summit Dr, Mount Aiiy ' , N.C. David McMillian 129 Price St. Hampton, Va. Michael McMillian 129 Price St. Hampton, Va. Patricia Melton Mrs. Patricia Simmons R 1, Pinnacle, N.C, Earline Nichols Mrs. Charles B. Harris, Jr. Williamson Ave. Mount Airy, N. C. Roger Nixon 1209 Park Dr. Mount Airy, N.C, Georgia Norman Bill Norman R 5, Box 29 Mount Airy, N.C, Wallace Norman Belvue Dr. Mount Airy, N. C. Joy Norman Mrs, Gary Holder 114 Blumont Rd. Mount Airy, N. C. Joyce Norman Mrs. Jerry Parker R 6, Mount Airy, N.C, Kenneth Nowlin 124 W, Lebanon St, Mount Airy, N, C. Russell Parsons Cloverleaf Trailer Park Wake Forest, N.C. Betty Sue Phillips 1114 Glendale Rd. Mount Airy, N.C, Jackie Shelton Hasey Place Columbus, Ohio Sylvia Shelton Mrs. Sylvia S. Money Church St. , Mount Airy, N.C. Tim Simpson 1347 Summit Dr, Mount Airy, N.C, Anne Smith Mrs. Anne S. Simpson Ruffin, N.C. Gracie Surratt Mrs. Gracie S, Boyd Doug Tate 1832 Wise. Ave,,N, W, Washington, D. C. Betty Jo Taylor Mrs, Raymond Riggs Toast, N.C. David Ward R 5, Mount Aiiy, N.C. Ted Watson Toast, N.C. Guy Watson R 3, Mount Airy, N.C. Peggy Webb R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. 1956-57 Thomas Arrington 1449 Edgewood Dr, Mount Airy, N.C. Janice Bowman Mrs. J. D. Goins R 1, Mount Airy, N.C. Jerry Combs R 6, Box 427-B Mount Airy, N. C. Josie Faye Dawson Mrs. Franklin D, Hall R 3, Mount Airy, N.C, Ruth Dunbar Mrs. David Hawks 1542 Airview Dr, Mount Airy, N.C, Barbara Flippin Mrs. Billie C, Johnson R 4, Box 56 Piedmont, N. C. Harmel Francis 907 Reeves Dr, Mount Airy, N.C, Carl Ray Freeman R 6, Mount Airy, N.C. Billy Ray Goins 909 Hunter Dr. Mount Airy, N.C, Fred Gordon R 3, Mount Airy, N.C, Beadie Handy R 3, Mount Airy, N.C. Arlis Hodges N. Main St. Mount Airy, N.C. Louise Holder Mrs. Warren Easter R 5, Mount Airy, N.C, Joyce Hooker Mrs. J. D. Baugess Jimmy Hodges R 6, Mount Airy, N.C. Dallas Jarrell Donald Lynch R 1, Ararat, N.C. Clancy Lyons R I, Mount Airy, N.C. Betty ' Jo Marshall R 1, Lowgap, N.C, Bill Marshall 1121 Marshall Dr, Mount Airy, N. C. Delano Martin Reeves Dr. Mount Airy ' , N.C. Gerlteen McCraw Mrs. Tim Simpson 1347 Summit Dr, Mount Airy, N, C. Loretta Mosley Mrs. Harmel Francis 907 Reeves Dr, Mount Airy, N.C. Raeburn Nichols R 2, Pilot Mountain, N.C. Glenda Nixon Mrs. Don Weddle 124 W. Lebanon St, Mount Airy, N.C, Joseph Poore Jimmy Quesinberiy Hillcrest Dr. Mount Airy, N.C, 112 Bill R iggs 106 Brower St. Mount Airy, N, C, Angelina Reynolds Mrs. Vernon Worrell 1109 Louise Rd. Winston-Salem, N.C. Peggy Sechrist Mrs. Osier Handy R 3, Mount Airy, N.C, Shelby Shelton Mrs. Keith Laney Bluemont Rd. Mount Airy, N.C. David Shelton R 7, Box 478 Greensboro, N.C. Phyllis Smith Mrs. Troy Tolbert R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Wanda Snody R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Arista Snow Mrs. David Shelton R 7, Box 478 Greensboro, N.C. Jane Stanley Mrs. George Quesinberry 121 Gilmer St. Mount Airy, N.C. Jimmy Surratt R 5, Mount Airy, N.C, Fern Sykes Mrs, Jim Key 909 Andover St. Mount Airy, N, C. Mary Lou Tate Mrs. Wade Roberts R 6, Mount Airy, N.C. Bobby Vernon R 6, Box 382-A Mount Airy, N. C. Jacqueline Watson R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Willa Dean Watson Mrs. Willard B. Bowman R 5, Mount Airy, N, C, Milano Watts R 4, Mount Airy, N.C. Joanne Wright Routed, Mount Airy, N.C. 1957-58 Rachel Arrington 912 Westoner Dr. Mount Airy, N.C. Judy Beamer Mrs. Dean Bray Westwood Dev., R 6 Mount Airy, N.C, Ronald Beamer R 5, Gwynwood Dr. Mount Airy, N.C. Hazel Beasley Mrs. Hubert McMillian Summitt Dr, Mount Airy, N.C. Barbara Bobbitt Mrs. Barbara Bunker Park Dr, , Mount Airy, N.C. Loma Lee Bobbitt Mrs. Guy Money 324 Pipers Gap Rd. Mount Airy, N.C. Peggy Bondurant Mary Ann O ' Neal Mrs. Cornell Hooker Mrs. Jerry Combs Forrest Dr. R 6, Box 427B Mount Airy, N, C. Mount Airy, N.C. Eva Joy Caudle J. Fred Norman, Jr. Mrs. Donald Tickle R 9, Box 323 R 4, Mount Airy, N.C. Lexington, N.C. Junior Childress Jerry Parker Deceased R 5, Mount Aiiy ' , N.C, Bill Cockerham Geneva Reece 822 Davis St, Mrs. Carl Ray Freeman Mount Airy, N. C, R 6, Mount Airy, N.C. Nancy Collins Donald W. Rumley Mrs. Ronald Beamer R 6, Mount Aiiy ' , N. C. R 5, Gwynwood Dr, Mount Airy, N.C. Ronnie Scott Apt, 3, 8404 Greenwood Ave. Sue Collins Tacoma Park, Maryland VIrs. Roy L. Hiatt 325 Andrew St. Wayne Sechriest Mount Airy, N.C. 1934 Welch Rd. Mount Airy, N, C, Louise Creed Mrs. Louise C. Davis Michael Snody R 3, Box 265 Mount Airy, N. C. George Smith R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Peggy Eades Mrs. Paul Hull Bonnie Simpson 157 Orchard St. 1412 Forrest Dr. Mount Airy, N.C. Mount Airy, N. C. Ray Easter Frances Sykes R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Mrs. Donald Speight 237 Critz St. Roscoe Easter Mount Airy, N. C. Toast, N.C. Russell Thomas Ann Fleming 336 Maple Dr, R 6, Mount Airy, N.C. Mount Airy, N, C. Mickey Gardner Katherine Thornburg 213 Village Park Bluemont Rd. Newport News, Va. Mount Airy, N. C. Wilma Joy Golding Buddy Vaughn 553 A Wakefield Dr. 540 Highland Dr. Charlotte, N.C. Mount Airy, N.C. Donald Hawks Delta Loy Vernon Winston-Salem, N.C. Mrs. Rufus Shelton R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Shelba Hill Mrs. Shelba Carpenter Bill Wagoner 345 Taylor St, 922 Forrest Dr. Mount Airy, N.C, Mount Airy, N.C. Frances Jackson Larry Westmoreland Mrs. James Larry Wood 1002 S. Franklin Rd. R 3, Mount Airy, N.C. Mount Airy, N. C. Loretta Jarrell Mrs, Jim Martin 3027 Greenway Apts. Winston-Salem, N.C. 1958-59 James Jessup Eleanor Blackburn 1608 Forrest Dr. R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Mount Airy, N.C. Eunice Blackburn Janie Jessup Mrs. Max Gough Mrs. Janie Drauglin R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Edward McIntyre Linda Branch R 4, Statesville, N.C. Mrs. Curt Gordon Banner St. Bobbie Macey Mrs. Wayne Creed Mount Airy, N. C. R 3, Mount Airy, N.C. Ray Clifton 837 S. Franklin Rd. Bernell Morton Mount Airy, N.C. 608 Jones St. Mount Airy, N.C. Hassell Cooke R 3, Mount Airy, N.C. Steve Mosley 1346 Velvue Dr. Peggy Creed Mount Airy, N.C. Berea College Berea, Ky. Betsy Nichols Mrs. Betsy Brintle Samuel Critz Box 305, Toast, N.C. Lois Niston Mrs. Zeb Vernon Carol Dickerson R 3, Mount Airy, N.C. R 6, Mount Airy, N.C. Stonie Dunbar Irene Nichols 1532 Airview Dr. 117 Smith Circle Mount Airy, N.C. Mount Airy, N.C. Dennis Easter Box 281, Toast, N.C. Mildred Payme Don Raines Gracie Easter Mrs. Gracie Puckett 1007 Rockford St. Mount Airy, N. C. R 4, Mount Airy, N.C. Patricia Bowman Mrs. Don Richardson Welch Rd., Mount Airy ' , N.C, Norwood Easter R 6, Mount Airy ' , N.C. Larry ' Stewart 1010 Forrest Dr. Wallace Estes 1473 Airview Dr. Mount Airy ' , N.C. Mount Airy, N, C. Wayne Sykes 407-1st St. James Everett Winston-Salem, N.C. 1418 Edgewood Dr. Mount Airy, N.C. Paul Vernon R 6, Box 382-A Rachel Felts R 4, Mount Aiiy , N.C. Mount Airy ' , N. C. Jane Watson Eloise Fulk Mrs. Rex Branch R 5, Mount Airy, N.C, R 3, Mount Airy ' , N.C. Margaret Woodruff Mrs. James Norman Brenda Golden Mrs. Wayne Sykes 407 First St. Winston-Salem, N. C. R 6, Mount Airy, N.C. Max Gough R 5, Mount Airy ' , N.C. 1959-60 Jacqueline Bobbitt Amrie Kay Hall Mrs. Dwight Payne Mrs. Bill Ring R 2, Mount Airy, N.C, R 2, Dobson, N. C. Jane Bondurant Leon Hiatt Mrs. Bob Moss R 1, Mount Airy, N.C. 842 S. Franklin Rd. Mount Airy, N. C. Sallie Hicks Northridge St. Mary Thomas Carter Mount Airy, N.C. R 4, Mount Airy, N.C. Ralph Hodges Byron Bowman 318 N. Franklin Rd. R 6, Mount Airy, N.C. Mount Airy, N.C, Norman Bowman Norma Holder 404 Highland Dr. Mrs, Norma Creed Mount Airy, N.C. R 4, Mount Airy, N.C. Darrell Byrd Hazel Hooker 1209 Fairlane Dr. Mrs. Hazel Hodge Mount Airy, N.C. R 3, Mount Airy ' , N.C. Lany Byrd Carol Johnson R 6, Mount Airy, N.C. R 3, Mount Airy, N.C. Nancy Branch Frances Jones Mrs. James Marion Deceased Fairlane Dr. Mount Airy ' , N.C. Barbara King Mrs. Kenneth Nowlin Howard Carter W. Lebanon St. R 6, Mount Airy ' , N.C. Mount Airy, N.C. Kaye Chappell Gary Lankford Mrs. Roger Puckett 1334 Belvue Dr. 1355 Summitt Dr. Mount Airy, N.C. Mount Airy, N.C. Donald Lovill Ted Creed R 5, Mount Airy, N.C, R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Sue McHone Carol Deatherage Mrs. Sue Mauldin Mrs. Larry Patterson R 5, Mount Airy, N.C, R 2, Mount Airy, N.C. Sarah Moseley Arnold Easter 1518 Forrest Dr, Mount Airy ' , N.C, Mount Airy, N.C. Judy Easter Greta Moser Toast, N.C. 1412 Airview Dr. Mount Airy, N.C, Betty ' Felts R 4, Moimt Airy ' , N.C. Calvin Nichols S. Main St. Gray Gardner Mount Airy, N.C. 213 Village Park Newport News, Va. Carolyn Nichols Mrs. Charles Childress Linda Gwy ' n R 4, Mount Airy, N.C. R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. 113 Patricia Handy Mrs. Bob Taylor 118 Orchard St. Mount Air -, N.C, Donald Hiatt Wayne Hiatt R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Hardin Hodges R 6, Mount Airy, N.C. Yvonne Holder Mrs. Hal Nichols R 3, Mount Airy, N.C. Madeline Hodges Mrs. Richard Young Maple Dr., Mount Airy, Mary Frances Hodges R 3, Mount Air -, N.C. Nancy Holder R 3, Mount Airy, N.C, Tommy Hooker R 4, Mount Air ' , N.C. Charles Jones, Jr. R 6, Mount Airy, N.C. Edward Jones R 6, Mount Aiiy ' , N.C, James Jackson R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Brenda Lawrence Mrs, James Headen Iris Moseley R 6, Mount Airy, N,C. Bob Moss 824 S. Franklin Rd. Mount Airy, N,C, Michael O ' Dell Toast, N.C, Nancy O ' Neal Mrs. Chang Bunker R 3, Mount Aiiy-, N, C. Dennis Payne 253 Maple Dr. Mount Airy, N, C. Dennis Raines Toast, N.C. Leon Reece Toast, N.C. Jimmy Riggs 1371 Summitt Dr. Mount Aiiy-, N.C. Roger Sawyers R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Jeny Sechriest R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Faye Slate Mrs. Earl Martin R 1, Mount Aiiy, N.C. Tony Smith R 6, Mount Air) ' , N.C. Carol Stewart Mrs. Eddie Johnson 1010 Forrest Dr. Mount Airy, N.C. Wade Thomas R 6, Mount Airy, N.C. Phyllis Tliomburg Mrs. Cecil Worrell Toast, N.C, Wilburn Tilley Country Club Rd, Mount Airy, N.C. Labenia Vernon Sherrill Golden Mrs. Jimmy Jacobs Piper ' s Gap Rd, 222 Herring St, Mount Airy, N.C, Mount Airy, N, C. Mickey Vernon Billy Golding R 6, Box 382-A Mount Airy, N.C, Box 15, Toast, N.C, Ralph Gough W. O. Webb, Jr. 1530 Forrest Dr. R 5, Mount Airy, N.C, Mount Airy, N.C. Ro ger Young Wade Hawks 1015 W. Pine Mount Airy, N.C. R 3, Mount Airy, N.C. Barry Hawks R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. 1960-61 Beverly Hicks Peggy Angel Mrs. Jerry Beverly 338 Maple Dr. 210 Maple Dr, Mount Aiiy ' , N.C. Mount Airy, N.C, Carolyn Sue Atkinson Frances Hill R 3, Mount Airy, N.C. R 2, Mount Airy, N.C. Sandra Beasley Evelyne Hooker Box 233, Toast, N.C. Mrs. Lonnie Gunter R 5, Mount Airy, N.C, Dennis Blackburn R 5, Box 358 Wayne Hooker Mount Airy, N.C. Cherry St. Mount Airy, N.C. Maylon Blackburn R 5, Mount Airy, N.C. Aleene Jarrell R 5, Box 490 Jimmy Dale Branch P.O. Box 345 Mount Airy, N.C. Mount Airy ' , N.C, Sharon Jones Box 335 J. D. Brinkley R 2, Box 32 Toast, N.C, Mount Airy, N.C. Edward Jones Box 413-A, R 6 Jerry Lou Butcher Mrs. Joe Wilmoth Mount Airy, N.C. Nancy King Margaret Byrd Mrs. Don Venable Mrs. Clifford Dawson 1008 S. Franklin Rd. R 6, Box 501 Mount Airy ' , N.C. Mount Airy, N.C. Kermit Lawrence, Jr. Glenda Caudle Box 297 R 4, Mount Airy, N.C, Toast, N.C. Hilda Lowe R 5, Mount Airy, N.C, Oliver Combs Toast, N.C. Linda Lowe Mrs, Gary Smith Jane Critz R 5, Box 351 Box 305 Toast, N.C. Mount Airy, N.C. Margaret Lyons Sandra Key Mrs. Wayne Hooker Mrs. Buck Dunbar Cherry St. Apt. 118 W. End Dr. Mount Airy, N. C, Mount Airy, N.C, Michael McHone Alma Lou Easter 346 Maple Dr. R 1, Lowgap, N.C. Mount Airy, N. C. Evelyn Easter Diane Mosley R 6, %Ray Easter 1518 Forest Dr. Mount Airy, N.C. Mount Airy, N.C. Mickey Evans Brenda Nichols Box 237 1451 Airview Dr, Toast, N.C. Mount Airy, N.C. Wayne Franklin Martha Nichols P.O. Box 364 R 5, Box 44A Mount Airy, N.C, Mount Airy, N.C. Margaret Fulton Linda Gail Niston 357 Moore Ave. 1414 Long St. Mount Airy, N.C. Mount Airy, N.C. Joe Galyean Barbara Norman 313 Gaylean St. Mrs. Dennis Newman Mount Airy, N.C. R 3, Mount Airy, N.C. Johnny Gardner Faye Norman P.O. Box 364 Mount Airy, N.C, R 6, Mount Airy, N.C. Mary Sue Norman Mildred Gentry 1307 Belvue Dr. R 6, Mount Airy, N.C. Mount Airy, N.C. Jimmie Pike Gaye Frye 1346 Summit Dr, Linda Poore Mount Airy, N.C, Mrs, Thamer Cox R 4, Mount Airy, N.C. Larry Fulk 1113 Forrest Dr, Diane Shelton Mount Airy, N.C, Mrs. Ervin Rogers %lst Fed. Savings S Loan Estlier Hall Winston-Salem, N.C. Mrs. Archie Creed Mount Airy, N.C, Brenda Shelton Mrs. Wayne Cooke John Heath 2182 Caudle Rd. R 6, Mount Airy, N.C. Mount Airy, N.C. Dorothy Gwyn Lanny Snow R 5, Box 440 1143 Bluemont Rd, Mount Airy, N.C. Mount Air) ' , N.C. Lois Galyean Jimmy Tickle 225 Galyean St. Box 251, Toast, N.C, Mount Airy, N.C. Linda Thomas Mrs. Carl Tolbert 1621 Springs Rd. Mount Airy, N.C. Anne Jackson 1349 Summit Dr. Mount Airy, N.C, Shelby Jean Vaughn Renda Jones R 4, Box 460 540 Highland Dr. Mount Air)’, N.C. Mount Airy, N.C. Carol Vernon Mary Jane Lankford R 5, Mount Airy, N. C. 1334 Belvue Dr, Mount Airy, N.C. Jewel Vernon Mrs. Charles Hutchins R 4, Mount Airy, N.C. Bonnie Lawrence R 4, Box 645 Mount Airy, N, C, Betty Jane Ward Mrs, Robert Ward Brenda McCreary R 5, Mount Airy, N.C, R 6, Mount Airy, N.C. Estelle York Nancy McHone 1328 Summit Dr. R 2, Mount Airy, N.C. Mount Airy, N. C. Arnold Moser 1961-62 1412 Airview Dr. Mount Airy, N.C. Brenda Arrington Mrs. Arnold Moser Geraldine Niston 1412 Airview Dr. 312 Pipers Gap Rd. Mount Airy, N, C. Mount Airy, N.C. J. R. Arrington Kaye Niston 1449 Edgewood Dr. R 3, Box 89 Mount Airy, N.C. Mount Airy, N.C. Carol Beamer Jimmy Nixon R 3, Box 126 Mount Airy, N.C, R 3, Mount Airy, N.C. Lindsay Norman Inez Beasley 907 W. Virginia St. Mount Airy, N.C, R 5, Box 445 Mount Airy, N. C. Arnold Parker Carolyn Brim Mrs, Gary Lankford 1334 Bellview Dr. R 5, Box 426 Mount Airy, N.C, Mount Airy, N.C, Dale Parsons 1514 Forrest Dr. Laney Bowman R 5, Box 118 Mount Airy, N.C. Mount Airy, N.C, David Phillips Toast, N.C. Tommy Bowman R 6, Box 389 Mount Airy, N.C, Carol Reece 926 W. Pine St. Mount Airy, N.C, Larry Branch 2141 Caudle St. Mount Airy, N.C. Margaret Reece 926 W. Pine St. Mount Airy, N.C. Reid Clifton 837 S. Franklin Rd. Mount Airy, N.C, Kemp Scott 1314 Park Dr. Mount Airy, N.C. Jane Davenport 803 Old Lowgap Rd, Mickey Sutphin Mount Airy, N.C. Mrs. Wayne Woodson 824 S. Franklin Rd. Alene Easter Toast, N.C. Mount Airy, N.C. Gerald Evans Joan Vernon 1334 W. Pine St. 1361 Summit Dr. Mount Airy, N.C. Mount Airy, N.C, 114 FRANKLIN ALUMNI Date Class Year SPECIAL REUNIONS 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 ' 34 ' 35 ' 36 ' 37 ' 38 ' 39 ' 40 ' 41 ' 42 ' 43 ' 44 ' 45 ' 46 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 52 53 54 55 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 54 55 56 57 58 59 59 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 29 30 31 I- L I’ f ' i A ■ y 117 • it ; sr- , r , ‘. ' , ■.V r. U ’ M r?! ki l� • «;• l! 8. « • “jA . ' iviT .■ ' ■ ' .- v ' ' ! ' : T - r ' V.v .•A. ,. ' . ' . 4,4 . ' ii . H X4 • i I T ' � « li ' f Vti. A PRODUCT OF 333 INDIANA AVENUE WINSTON-SALEM. N C , V J •“ ■