Franklinville High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Franklinville, NC)

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a ae s f ; - a ——a THE ECHO OF 1952 PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF FRANKLINVILLE HIGH SCHOOL FRANKLINVILLE, N. C. DEDICATION To Mr. Yates L. Holland - a wise counselor and a true friend - this second annual of the Franklinville High School is proudly and sincerely dedicated. His sterling qualities and devotion of time and energy beyond classroom duties have made him beloved by all the students. As we stand on the threshold of life, may we remember that his efforts have not been in vain. Motto Colors' ! The motto of the Senior Class The colors of the Senior Class of 1952 is of 1952 are Not Finished - Just Begun'! Wine and White ! YATES L. HOLLAND ASB.y M.A., University of North Carolina; Principal, Mathematics. Wee HOMAS JR. B.S., M.A., Appalachian State Teachers College; Social Studies MARY E. HOLLADAY A.B. Woman's College, U.N.C, English and Fren ch CLAYTON C, ANDREWS, JR. A,B, Elon College; Science, Health, Physical Education KATHRYN B. CHRISMON B.S. Woman's College, U.N.C. Home Economics, Health, Civics LOUISE S, ALLEN High Point College; Commercial FACULTY ANNUAL STATE ee Pk ee OS Rept ssty Doris McDaniel Business Manager, Bobby Pugh Editor-in-Chief, Rachel Shaw Editor SENIOR CLASS. OFFICERS Jacksie Lyerly Jeff Wallace Secretary Treasurer Bobby Pugh Bobby Williams President Vice-President MASCOTS Pamella Lejeune Moon Al Lynnwood Lyerly CHARLIE HERBERT BREWER Glee Club 4; 4H Club 1; Quietest 4. HELEN ARGENE BRITT Glee Club 1,2; Basketball 1; 4H Club 1,2,3,4; Best Looking 4; Echo Staff 4. SENIOR GLADYS MARIE COX Quietest 4; 4H Club 1; Glee Club 2. EUGENE RAY CRAVEN Monogram Club 2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Football 3,4; Echo Art Editor; Most Talented 4. DOROTHY MARIE CRAVEN Glee Club 3,4; Secretary 3; 4H Club 1; Echo Literary Editor 4; Biggest Flirt 4. NEAL RANKIN DUNN Beta Club 4; Glee Club 3,4; 4H Club 3,4; Most Industrious 4; Marshal 2, 3; Echo Staff 4; Bus Driver 3, 4. JAMES MATTHEW EVANS Bus Driver 2, 3,4; Glee Club 3, 4; 4H Club 1,2, 3,4; Bookworm 4; Echo Staff 4, an ar DELIA CATHERINE HARE 4H Club 1; Library Club 2; Most Un- selfish 4. JOE FRANKLIN HIGGINS Monogram Club 3,4; Basketball 3, 4; Best All Round 4; Most Courteous 4. CLASS BETTY GRAY JACKSON 4H Club 1; Bookworm 4; Library Club 2. ROBERT DUGAN JARRETT Most Athletic 4; Monogram Club 2, 3,4, Treasurer 4; Baseball 1, 2,3; Basketball 1,2, 3; Football; 4H Club 1,2; Echo Staff 4; Basketball Manager 4. FRANCES ELIZABETH KIMREY 4H Club 1,2; Basketball 1; Echo Staff 4; Most Industrious 4. HAROLD EDWARD LUCK Class President 2,3, Treasurer 1; Beta Club 3,4, Vice-President 4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Football 4; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 4H Club 3,4, Secretary 4; Glee Club 3,4; Echo Staff 4; Marshal 2, 3. JAGCKSIBES PANG IY 2 Rob: Class Secretary 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Manager 4; Cheerleader 2,3; Monogram Glub 1, 233, 4, Secretary, 3;,Glee Club Sj ue ZHSE (Gikbhey Wan sie Shepley ILoeekors 2,3,4; Echo Photo Editor 4; Cttest 4; Class Reporter 1,2. DORIS JANE MCDANIEL Beta Club 3,4, Reporter 4; Glee Club 3,4; Echo Business Manager 4; Marshall 3°04 Clubmleece HENRY ROBERT MOON, JR. Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; Basketball 2, 3; Mono- gram Club 2, 3,4; Best Looking 4. WADE JUNIOR POWELL Glee Club 3,4; Bus Driver 1,2,3,4; 4H Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 3; Echo Staff 4. , é | ) a NANCY LUCILE PREVO Class President 1; Basketball 1,2,3 Monogram Club 2,3,4; Glee Club 3,4 4H Club 2,3; Echo Sports Editor 4 Class Reporter 1; Wittiest 4. BOBBY LEWIS PUGH Class President 4; Beta Club 3,4, President 4; Most Popular 4; Baseball 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4, Vice-Presi- dent 4; Echo Editor-in-Chief 4; 4H Club 1,2,3,4, President 2, 3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Class Vice-President 1, Treasurer 2,5; Marsbalez,3,.Chiet 3. JOYCE LORRAINE PUGH Basketball 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 4; 4H Club 1,2; Monogram Club 3,4; Echo Staff 4; Best Sport. DAVID HENRY SHAW Monogram Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, President 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Base- ball 2,3; Best Sport 4; Echo Staff 4. MILDRED RACHEL SHAW Class Secretary 2, 3; Beta Club 3,4, Secretary 4; Most likely to succeed 4; Echo Editor 4; Glee Club 3,4, President 3, Marshal 3. GARLAND JAMES STUTTS Beta Club 3,4; Sub. Bus Driver 3,4; Echo Staff 4; Friendliest 4; Marshal 3. CLASS MARGARET ANN THOMAS Glee Club 4; Monog-am Club 2, 3,4, Public Relation Manager 3; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleader 2,3; Most Popular 4; Echo Staff 4; 4H Club 1,2. JEFFERSON DAVIS WALLACE Glee Club 3; 4H Club 1,2; Basketball 1; Class Treasurer 4; Echo Staff 4; Best Dressed 4, ROBERT SHAFFER WILLIAMS Beta Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; Basket- ball 1,2,3; Glee Club 3,4; 4H Club 1; Echo Staff 4; Most Intellectual 4; Mar- shal 3; Class Vice-President 2, 3,4. BETSY ANN WRIGHT 4H Club 1; Library Club 2; Friendliest 4, PATSY JEAN MCNEIL Transfer from Asheboro High School; Girls Chorus 2, 3; F.H.A, Club 2; Gregg Typing Certificate. Book Worms'! Betty Jackson James Evans Miss Franklinville High «= @ “Best Dressed David Shaw Margaret Thoma Jacksie Lyerly Jeff Wallace ce aa, SUPER Most Athletic Jacksie Lyerly R. D. Jarrett : oe dah nul hl Most Conceited ! Nancy Prevo Harold Luck Most Industrious ' Most Dignified meee )=6—sd Frances Kimrey Joyce Pugh bOOO! Neal Dunn Neal Dunn 0060 ) fem 60eces8s ,000800 8 race eAN J Best All Round pore Sweetest ! Rachel Shaw Betsy Wright Joe Higgins Joe Higgins od ul Wittiest - Quietest!! ge | Class Babies li Nancy Prevo a Gladys Cox a fF Doris McDaniel fe) Eugene Craven fia. Charlie Brewer 4 a Garland Stutts @ ' Friendliest!! Betsy Wright Garland Stutts nateennnnceanannwnierieenntinnnnrnnenn Most Likely To Succeed'! Rachel Shaw Bobby Williams Most Popular Margaret Thomas Bobby Pugh Best Looking ! Argene Britt Bobby Moon UPLirts pm i Most Unselfish'! Marie Craven ig aad ‘ Delia Hare Eugene Craven David Shaw [AST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Two of Franklinville High School, in the County of Randolph, State of North Carolina, being of sound mind and a strong body, having attained ample knowledge to graduate and take up the toil and hardships of life, do set pen to this document. At Clem To the Faculty: To Mr. Holland, we leave our deepest appreciation for his guidance and friendship. To our teachers, we leave many thanks for their leadership and kindness toward us. manele IU To the Undergraduates: To the Junior Class we leave the privilege of issu- ing the Annual. To the Sophomores we leave the job of giving the Junior-Senior Banquet during their Junior year. To the Freshmen we leave our hopes that they will make it as far as we have and easier than we have. Individual Bequests: I, Argene Britt, will my ability to write love letters to Raeford Glasgow, my courtesy'! to Doris Long, and my ''good looks'' to Dwain Hare. I, Marie Craven, will my giggles to Donna Kinney and Marie Williamson, my ability to get a man to Helen Doss, my superlative, the biggest flirt to Nancy Davis, and my ''diamond' to Laristine Callicut. I, Gladys Cox, will my ability to behave on the school bus to Joe Donald She- han and Gracie Saunders, and my ''quietness'! to Raeford Glasgow. Ine DeliaxHare,ewillsmyasupe rlative.;sthem nip btehawiclat Ome oyvdebenn e tsmaayi unselfishness'' to Peggy Hopkins and my ability to write ''silly letters to Peggy Hall. I, Betty Jackson, will my freckles to Kenneth Wilson, and my superlative, ''the bookworm!'! to Lloyd Benner and Ruby Hargett. I, Frances Kimrey, will my superlative, ''most industrious to Edith Ausley, my high school love affairs''toRichard Pugh and Betty Dunn, and my hap- piness'' to Helen Luther. I, Jacksie Lyerly, will my brains and my ability to learn to Eugene Patterson and Cleo Seawell. To Sylvia Duggins I will my hardy appetite to eat anytime, anywhere at anyplace. My superlative ''most athletic'' to Janette Cox, and my title ''Miss Franklinville High to Phoebe Williams. I, Doris McDaniel, will my superlative, the biggest baby'' to Frank Burke and my ability to teach for Miss Grose to Martha Vernon Philips. I, Nanc y Prevo, will my superlatives, the ''most absent-minded to Barbara Philbeck, most reckless to Sylvia Duggins, and most conceited to Rebecca Jones. I, Joyce Pugh, will my superlatives, the ''most dignified to Gwendolyn Shep- herd, ''best sport'' to Emma Jo Wallace, and my ability to break basketball training rules to Nancy Davis. I, Rachel Shaw, will my superlatives, most likely to succeed to Phoebe Williams, best all round to Betty Bray, ''neatest'' to Carletta Dennis, and my ability to talk on Mrs. Chrismon's study hall to Frank Burke and Lloyd Benner. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Margaret Thomas, will my superlatives, the ''class sweetheart to Shirley Pilkenton, ''best dressed to Betty Bray, most popular'' to Barbara Phil- beck. Betsy Wright, will my superlative, the ''sweetest,'' to Mary Ellen Allred, my ability to get along with other people to Peggy Horner, and my French book with all its notes to Ramona Hare and Patty Cheek. Charlie Brewer, will my 'quietness'' to Jesse Allred, my economics work- book to Bobby Joe Maness, and my ability to get along with all the teachers to Cleo Seawell. Eugene Craven, will my superlatives, the ''most talented''to Phoebe Williams, most talkative'' to Louise Hilliard, and ''class pest'!' to Johnny Marley. To Eugene Patterson, I will my ability to play all sports. Neal Dunn, will my ability to get to school on time to Richard Pugh, my ability to make good grades to Betty Dunn, and my temper to Frank Burke. James Evans, will my ability to drive fast and get caught to Arnold Pugh, my red hair to Betty Bray, and my good grades to Janette Cox. Joe Higgins, will my superlatives, the ''best all round'' to Benny Rush and the sweetest'' to Bobby Joe Maness. R. D. Jarrett, will my superlative, the 'most athletic'' to Lloyd Benner, my position in defensive tackle to Boyd Reynolds, and my ability not to get in the Beta Club to Johnny Marley. Harold Luck, will my superlative, the ''most absent minded'' to Phoebe Williams, and my short-stop position to Don Allred. Iwill my ability to do Geometry to Shirley Presnell. Bobby Moon, will my ability to get to school on time to Kenneth Wilson and my superlative, ''class sweetheart'' to Johnny Marley. Bobby Pugh, will my ability to do everything but my lessons to Edith Ausley, my ability to be late to classes to Parks Allred, and all the rocks and peb- bles around second base in baseball to Lloyd Benner. Wade Powell, will my ability to drive fast to Dwain Hare, my superlative, the night hawk'' to Helen Doss, my French grades to Raeford Glasgow, and bus Now 19, 5 lhbeshot rod, to Richard Pugh, David Shaw, will my superlatives, ''best sport'' to Richard Rugh and ''most unselfish to Janette Cox. I leave my ability to eat on study hall to Johnny Marley. Garland Stutts, will my ability to study to Hebert Snow and my ''quietness'! to Doris Long. Jeff Wallace, will my superlatives, ''best dressed to Richard Pugh, and neatest'' to Dwain Hare. To Bobby Jones I will my parking place and to Johnny Marley my reputation with the women. Bobby Williams, will my intellect to Eugene Patterson, my ''fairness ' to Jimmie Brower, and my ability to succeed'' to Bobby Joe Maness. To Johnny Marley and ''Becky'' Craven I leave my enthusiasm for basketball. We hereby appoint Miss Mary Holladay, our class advisor, as sole executor of this, our last will and testament. In witness whereof, we the Senior Class of 1952 do set seal on this, the twentieth day of May in the year of our Lord, Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Two. MARIE CRAVEN Testator Ga JUNIORS Mary Ellen Allred Jesse Bynum Allred Parks Allred Edith Ausley Lloyd Benner Betty Jean Bray James Brower Frank Burke Laristine Callicutt Janette Cox Rebecca Craven Carletta Dennis Helen Doss Sylvia Jean Duggins Raeford Glasgow Dwain Hare (not pictured) Ruby Hargett Louise Hilliard Clinton Hoover Peggy Jean Hopkins Peggy Jean Horner JUNIORS Bobby Jones Alex Lamonds Doris Long Helen Luther Bobby Joe Maness Johnny Marley Eloise Navy Eugene Patterson Shirley Pilkenton Shirley Presnell Richard Pugh Benny Rush Gracie Saunders Cleo Seawell Joe Donald Shehan Gwendolyn Shepherd Herbert Snow Gail Williamson Phoebe Jane Williams Kenneth Wilson SOPHOMORES Shelby Barrett Ed Benbow Eugene Callicutt (not pictured) Patty Cheek Margaret Cox Donald Craven Nancy Davis Betty Dunn Doris Faye Ferree Peggy Hall Ramona Hare Rosa Harvell Mary Ellen Jackson Donna Vee Kinney Raymond Kinney Fredrick Kimes Troy Luck SOPHOMORES Inez Luther Jacqueline Malone Betty McPherson Bernice Nance Barbara Jane Philbeck Martha Phillips Billy Potts Arnold Pugh Peggy Rich George Redding Boyd Reynolds Norman Smith Emma Jo Wallace Lorraine Wallace Marie Williamson David Wright FRESHMEN Donald Lee Allred Don Henry Allred Douglas Allred Loretta Benner Mary Coble Shirley Craven Harry Craven William Curtis Billy Kay Ferree Randal Henson Doris Hicks Harvey Jarrett Virginia Jennings Rebecca Jones Gloria Kimes Thomas Kivett Geneva Luck Martha Luck Gene Marley ERESTIMEN June Tom Marley Nancy McKinnon Avalee Moffitt Travis Morton Ellis Neighbors Randy Neighbors Faye Nelson Carolyn New $8 thts ae eet! REEDS aeeee aoe eae: Donald Pugh Wills Rogers Hilda Rumley Harris Rumley Frank Shepherd Herman Spencer Sue Thorpe Betty Tippett Randy Wallace Velma Warren Helen York (Not Pictured) Betty Lou York ATHLETICS VARSITY GIRLS” BASKETBALL Front Row: Rebecca Jones, Carolyn New, Margaret Thomas, Janette Cox, Rebecca Craven, Joyce Pugh. Back Row: Scorer Phoebe Williams, Manager Jacksie Lyerly, Shirley Pilkenton, Peggy Hall, Margaret Cox, Emma Joe Wallace, Nancy Davis, Barbara Philbeck, Coach Jack Andrews. VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL Lloyd Benner, Parks Allred, Johnny Marley, Jimmy Brower, Frank Burke. Back Manager R. D. Jarrett, Richard Pugh, Joe Higgins, Eugene Craven, Kenneth Wilson, Boyd Reynolds, Coach Jack Andrews. Front Row: Row: BASEBALL Peseta 1 So lr Front Row: Frank Burke, Richard Pugh, Jimmy Brower, Johnny Marley, Eugene Craven, Bobby Pugh. Back Row: Harold Luck, David Shaw, Bobby Moon, Kenneth Wilson, Boyd Rey- nolds, R. D. Jarrett, Lloyd Benner, Coach Jack Andrews. FOOTBALL % ‘ Ci a Front Row; Eugene Craven, R. D. Jarrett, Frank Burke, Parks Allred, Kenneth Wilson, Douglas Allred. Back Row: Coach Jack Andrews, Don Allred, Jimmy Brower, Harold Luck. JUNTOR VARSITY GIRLS’ BASKETBALL RECORDS The 1951-52 varsity girls' basketball team is a young one and by next year should be a smooth running outfit. There are only two seniors leaving the squad this year. The 1951-52 varsity boys' basketball team has a record of 14 wins and 1 loss sofar this season. It seems they are well on their way toward winning the Randolph County Championship. Only two seniors will leave the team this year. In 1951 the baseball team had a record of 7 victories and 8 losses. The team lost only two players from last year. The team should be near the top of the league this year. The Ramseur football team won 4 games, lost 3, and tied 1 inthe 1951 season. There were seven boys from Franklinville High School in their starting lineup. ACTIVITIES ti 1 at mest acter acniiinn BETA CLUB MONOGRAM CLUB BUS DRIVERS Left to right: Richard Pugh, David Shaw, Garland Stutts, Neal Dunn, Janette Cox, James Evans, and Raeford Glasgow. GLEE CLUS ; — a RAMAN as eee ey ; = per Cy OF AMERICA — —) a conaal eS — es — — — eee ST — —_ Sess TUNMUSTRSRUAT TEACHES Hi Hi kw Cs H i tii : i] g ETLALEEDES £ iittitt Teeeeweas OLE a a i i tt i CAFETERIA WORKERS JANITOR ‘MR, HORACE CONNOR HGH GRADE Teacher Louise S. Allen LIGHT GRADE Teacher ime mato os Katherine Buie fe goa ge pg ge SEVENTH GRADE Teacher Laura Sumner SIXTH GRADE Teacher Lucy D. Burgess GRADE Teacher Frances A. McLeod HET AND SIXTH GRADE Teacher Mattie R. Smith HE emR ea HOURTH GRADE Teacher Fannie Sumner TAR GRADE Teacher Margaret H. Rodgers THIRD GRAD Teacher Lillian M. Walker SECOND GRADE Teacher Essie Myers HAST AND SECOND GRADE Teacher Sarah Wood ee Satee Teacher Lois Grose eer ere ie (ae DONATIONS Martha Neighbors Henry Hogans Rose Furniture Co. Rodger's Jewelry Co. Rose's Dime Store Archie Hardy Hardin's Furniture House Bill Joyce Clyde Boone Nance Chevrolet Co., Inc. Pritchard Feed Seed Store Dr. B. M. Weston Carolina Power Light Co. Busick Jewelry Exton Kivett Mr. Bell Cox Mrs. Mona Jennings Trogdon Esso Ward's Grocery Service Coffin Scarboro Branson Allred Randolph Shoe Shop Asheboro Music Co. Kay's Dress Shop Franklinville Store Inc. Melvin Brady Asheboro Furniture Co. Baker's Shoe Store Garner Florist Auman Feed Seed Store George Presnell Pugh's Funeral Home MT Coe Vir Soa emit Cutts Pell's Food Store Cox's Grocery Mr. Mrs. Virgil Harmon Miss Ruby Lamb Wilfred Pugh Scotts Book Stationery Mr. Mrs. Theodore Craven Mr. Mrs. Barney Morgan Compliments of Manufacturers of DAINTY BISCUIT (All Purpose Flour) and EXCELSIOR FEEDS EXCELSIOR CHICKS Hatched By FRANKLINVILLE HATCHERY Franklinville North Carolina Compliments of PUGH ESSO SERVICE Dealer of Esso Products We specialize in service to our customers. Phone 8056 Route 1 MANUFACTURING North Carolina North Carolina KIZER LAUNDERERS CLEANERS, INC. 131 Wainman Avenue Phone 2131 Asheboro North Carolina ee) Best Wishes From COLUMBIA MANUFACTURING COMPANY Manufacturers of Quality Cotton Fabrics Since 1879 Ramseur North Carolina Best Wishes THE BANK OF RANDOLPH Asheboro North Carolina Compliments of SOUTHERN DAIRIES SEALTEST Ice Cream In Asheboro it's HUDSON BELK CO. One of Central Carolina's Better Stores ASHEBORO PLUMBING HEATING CO. Stokers and Oil Burners Sales and Service Myers Water Systems Bendix Washers and Dryers Phone 4326 Compliments of THE BANK OF COLERIDGE Ramseur North Carolina Congratulations and Best wishes to The:Glas svofeib2z ACME-McCRARY HOSIERY MILLS Asheboro North Carolina KEARNS SERVICE DRUG STORE 803 W. Salisbury St. Phone 2216 Open nights until 9:30 Sundays 2 to 6 Complete prescription Service JONES DEPT. STORES The stores that save you money outfitters for men, women and children Asheboro North Carolina SOUTHERN MOTORS AND EQUIPMENT CO. John Deere Sales and Service P.O. Box 790 Phone 2212 Asheboro North Carolina VESTAL’S MEN’S SHOP One Style MAIT suits do something for you. Compliments of LANGLEY’S SHELL SERVICE Gas and Oil Washing and Greasing Phone 4f14 Staley North Carolina Compliments of ROWE’S TAILORING CO. Asheboro North Carolina Compliments of RANDOLPH FARM EQUIPMENT, INC. ALLIS-CHALMER and NEW IDEA Farm Equipment Wainman Avenue Phone 4136 Asheboro North Carolina You're always welcome at RANDOLPH DRUG COMPANY, INC. 220 Sunset Avenue Dial 2117 Let us fill your prescription Asheboro North Carolina McGILL’S TAXI BUS LINES Two-way radio For faster service Phone 2181 Asheboro North Carolina Compliments of D. W. HOLT CO. Your International Harvester Dealer Asheboro North Carolina STEVENSON’S TEXACO SERVICE Phone 8576 Route 1 Asheboro North Carolina EAST DEPT. STORES, INC. Where Quality Predominates'! Asheboro Phone 4007 Siler City Phone 394 STOWE’S GREENHOUSES, INC. We grow the flowers we sell. Florists Telegraph Delivery, service Phone 5166 801 N. Fayettville St. Asheboro North Carolina eee ee eee ore ae rrr ere eae rrr GARNER-MORGAN HARDWARE COMPANY General Hardware Home Appliances and Sporting Goods Phone 474 126-128 North Church Street Asheboro North Carolina ASHEBORO MOTOR COMPANY Chrysler and Plymouth Dealers Modern Garage Expert Mechanics We service all makes of cars Phone 2193 Asheboro North Carolina WRIGHT FURNITURE CABINET WORK Manufacturer of Cedar bed room suits, Cedar wardrobes, and chests BRADY SERVICE STATION G. E. Appliances Os Se Rovaleliressand Batteries Phone 887 On Highways 64 49 CUT-RATE HOUSE FURNISHING CO., INC. Retail Furniture Asheboro Robbins North Carolina North Carolina M. W. FOOD STORE Groceries, Sinclair gas and oil Edward L. Wallace, Manager Franklinville North Carolina GENERAL HARDWARE AND LUMBER COMPANY, INC. 239 White Oak Street Telephones 2450-4127 Asheboro North Carolina HALL-KNOTT, INC. Men and Students! wear Asheboro North Carolina Pree V.R. PUGH COMMISSION Highway 220 (South) Phone 8971 Livestock Auction Every Wednesday Asheboro North Carolina SERVICE SHOE SHOP We appreciate your Patronage Paul Hooper - J. W. McDaniel Next to Arden Studio Asheboro North Carolina FIRST NATIONAL BANK Tas ZA MEMBER Deposits Insured Bye ter tle Gr Asheboro North Carolina Compliments of S. E. TROGDON SONS GENERAL CONTRACTORS We build anything Office Phone 2217 Residence Phone 2466 3670 3370 Asheboro North Carolina See RANDOLPH BAKERY, INC. Bakers of SILVER CREST Bread and Cake Always Fresh - Always Good BINGHAM-JOHNSON HARDWARE COMPANY Everything in Hardware Electrical Appliances Sporting Goods 120 Trade Street Phone 4046 Asheboro North Carolina RAMSEUR PHARMACY Complete Drug Store Service Ramseur North Carolina NORTH STATE FINANCE COMPANY Auto Loans Insurance - Bonds Phone 570 219 Sunset Avenue Asheboro North Carolina COBLE DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY MILK - ICE CREAM We Grow By Helping Others Grow Ramseur NortheGatolna Service eh oeactinen ELDER MOTOR Siler City CoO., INC. North Carolina our appreciation to every person or firm placing an adin our annual. Without your co-operation and loyalty this annual could not have been pub- lished. We sincerely hope that this annual has met the purpose for which it was published. ee I IF FF I FF I EE FE PEI I IE FF EE IP EE EEO oe LI I EE I EEE IEEE IIE IPP PP P_ _P _ LP P P_ _ I E P= PPP PP We the Echo Staff of 1952 wish to express rrr ree ee eerleerereeerreeeelererleererrer ve ray) Ff,


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