Franklinville High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Franklinville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1956 volume:

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Rodgers, Secretary. HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Mr. Y. L. Holland Miss Katherine Buie University of North Carolina Women's College U.N. C. A. B., M.A. A.B. Mathematics English and French Mr. E. S. Thomas, Jr. Appalachian State Teachers College Bato wicca. Social Studies HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Mrs. Edith Morgan Mr. Shelby V. Morgan, Jr. Woman's College U.N. C. North Carolina State College B.S. Beto: Vocational Home Economics Science and Physical Education Mrs. Irene B. Frazier University of Kentucky, B.S, Commercial Subjects SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Johnny Carter President . Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer . Jewell Nance . Edith Craven . Robert Shaw SENIORS FRANCES COBLE Glee Club 43. F.H.A® 2,3;4: Junior-Senior Banquet Wait- ress 2; Class Vice President 3; Friendliest 4; Most De- Pendable 4, DORIS ALLRED Glee Club 4; Junior-Senior Banquet Waitress 2; Most Likely to Succeed 4; Class Re- porter 4; F.H.A. 3,4. CARLTON COX Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 4; Glee Club 4; 4-H Club 1,3,4; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Newspaper Staff 4; Most Athletic 4; Most Versatile 4. JOHNNY CARTER Gray's Chapel 1; Class Presi- dent 2,3,4; Football 2; Basket- ball 1,2; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Most Studious 4. EDITH CRAVEN Beta Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; 4-H Club 3; Reporter 3; Junior- Senior Banquet Waitress 2; Class Secretary 4; Glee Club 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Typist 4; Marshal 3; F.H.A. Club 2,3,4; President 3,4; Miss Franklin- ville High 4; Best Looking 4; Most Versatile 4. BASCOM CRAVEN CAROLYN FRAZIER DOROTHY HENSON Newspaper Staff 4; Beta Club 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; Secretary 3; Glee Club 1s34-H Glub 1.2; 3,4; Vice President 4; Marshal F.H.A. 2,3,4; Junior - Senior Junior-Senior Banquet Wait- an Banquet Waitress 2; Ad Com- ress 2; F.H.A. 2,3; Wittiest 4. mittee 4; Glee Club 4; Pianist 3; Recitation-Declamation l. SENIORS CLIFFORD HUMBLE NOLAN HURLEY R.J. Reynolds High School 1,2; 4-H Club 1,2; Glee Club 1,4; Most Courteous 4. Class Prophet 4; Wittiest 4. SENIORS BETTY LUCK WILSON GleenGlubeel bea eATz.o. Junior-Senior Banquet Wait- ress 2; Most Dignified 4. ASTOR KINNEY Sports Writer 1,2,3,4; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Glee Club 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Class Repor- ter 3, Historian 4, Baseball 1. JOSEPH KINNEY EFFIE LUCK Class Superlative Most Likely Glee Club 1; F.H.A. 2,3; 4-H to Succeed. Club 1,2; Junior-Senior Ban- pst Waitress 2; Most Studious DORIS MALONE 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; Junior-Senior Banquet Waitress 2; Glee Club 4; F.H.A. 1; Ad Committee 4; Recitation-Declamation l; Testator 4. HUBERT MORGAN Glee Club 4; Most Dignified 4. — PATRICIA PREVO Recitation- Declamation 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Secretary 2; Mar- shal 3; 4-H Club 3; Secretary 3; Junior-Senior Banquet Wait- ress 2; Annual Staff 3,4; News- paper Staff 4; Sports Editor 4; Glee Club 4; Editor 4; Cutest 4; Most Athletic 4. JEWELL NANCE Class Secretary 1; Glee Club 4; Beta Club 3,4; Recitation- Declamation 1; Junior-Senior Banquet Waitress 2; F.H.A. 2, 3,4; Songleader 2,3,4; Chief Marshal 3; Secretary 4; Most Popular 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Vice-President 4. CALVIN SCRUGGS Asheboro High School 1; Bas- ketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 3; Monogram Club 2, 3,4; Vice-President 4; Glee Club 4; 4-H Club 2,3,4; Mr. Franklinville High 4; Friend- liest 4, Cutest 4; Bus Driver 4. DEWEY NEW Treasurer 2,Glee Club 4; 4-H Gilube2ssra-e Bb arse biavlolamlaceos Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1; Songleader 3; Best-All-Round 4; Best Personality 4; Best Looking 4. SENIORS PEGGY DEANE SMITH Recitation-Declamation l; Junior-Senior Banquet Wait- ress 2; F.H.A. 2,3,4; County Songleader 3; Glee Club 4; Beta Club 3,4; Treasurer 4; Marshal 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Best Personality 4; Most Talented 4, BETTY SUE SMITH ROBERT SHAW Glee Club 4; Class Poet 4; Most Beta Club 3,4; Glee Club 4; Courteous 4; Best-All-Round 4. President 4; Class Treasurer 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Chief Mar- shal 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Most Popular 4; Most Talented 4. JAMES THORPE CAROLYN TROGDON Bus Driver 4; Class Superla- Glee Club 1,4; 4-H Club 1,3; tive; Most Dependable 4. Junior-Senior Banquet Wait- ress 2. JUNIOR CLASS President . Vice-President . Secretary... Treasurer OFFICERS Joseph Williamson ee Clade ugh 6 oe Jeubloni 1Dyeuebat Raymond Hilliard (Not Pictured) JUNIORS Linda Cheek Peggy Campbell Sandra Cox Virginia Daniel Tommy Hoover JUNIORS oO nN ° uy 6) a 8 = n ce) a 3 a a, 3 : fy O° sts Fy iS] o iQ ro od O Raymond Hilliard JUNIORS Lucy Landon Roger Hayes Shelby Jean Luck Hoyt Maness Thomas Malone JUNIORS ilkenton Marcia P Claud Pugh Ronald Redding Dolores Stalker Betty Smith JUNIORS Jerry Williamson Clayton Sykes Joseph Williamson ight Kenneth Wr ight Charles Wr SNAPSHOTS JUNIOR SNAPSHOTS our sophomore year slipped by... SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President . Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer. . . Tony Moon John Higgins eritas er evo Adrian Pugh SOPHOMORES Clarine Barbre Junior Beane Joyce Bullard Frances Burgess James Coble Catherine Davis Gail Dennis Harvey Ferree Bryce Haithcock Jimmy Haithcock SOPHOMORES = fs 3 q 4H oO Johnny Hancock Judy Hancock Delores Hare way � o jot) E re 1) SG 12} 4 nm Kenneth Hicks iggins John H H oO 2) ie) 7 ue) tal @ B ae) me] n § 2 Ay ° He o ie ts) a fx Jo Ann Luck SOPHOMORES Ray Malone Tony Moon Hurley Nance Billy Patterson Rita Prevo Adrian Pugh Don Reece Virginia Rich Bobby Smith Nancy Vuncannon SOPHOMORES Martha Wright Billy York Jane York Kenneth York Not Pictured: Simon Allred Gary Cline SOPHOMORE SNAPSHOTS just freshmen.. TSS a re ee Sit ens Pi Oh ta a aie on Whi ie bewilderment FRESHMAN iIPresidentecns: Vice-President Becretar ya. ais Treasurer CLASS OFFICERS Frankie Vestal Carole Neighbors . Patricia Quinn . Diane Wallace FRESHMEN Anne Allred Steve Brewer Hilda Brady Banks Brower Gracie Brock Clayton Burrow Rachel Burgess Norman Burrow Nancy Campbell Charles Lee Callicutt Carol Cox Jerry Craven Belinda Duckworth Bobby Dickens Jeannine Edwards FRESHMEN Tommy Parham Patricia Quinn Jo Sam Routh Patty Rich Gene Smith Margaret Saunders Barbara Smith Don Smith Martha Seawell Charles Stout Peggy Stein Newton Trogdon Ronda Trotter Frank Vestal Diane Wallace FRESHMEN Wayne Duggins Patsy Haithcock Bobby Grose Betty Hall Buis Hargett, Jr. Brady Hodge Coleman Hildebrand Ae (Qin Te houke Jimmie Johnston Coy Luck, Jr. Janice McCorquodale Sam Malone Carole Neighbors June New Judy Parrish FRESHMEN Mary Frances Wright Roy Trotter Faye Hyler Dean Strider Violet Reece AUTOGRAPHS % La Sug SUPERLATIVES MR. AND MISS FRANKLINVILLE Edith Craven Calvin Scruggs BEST ALL ROUND Betty Sue Smith Dewey New SUPERLATIVES MOST STUDIOUS Effie Luck Johnny Carter MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Doris Allred Joseph Kinney SUPERLATIVES WITTIEST Dorthy Henson Nolan Hurley FRIENDLIEST Frances Coble Calvin Scruggs SUPERLATIVES MOST DIGNIFIED Betty Luck Wilson Hubert Morgan MOST VERSATILE Edith Craven Carlton Cox SUPERLATIVES BEST LOOKING Edith Craven Dewey New CUTEST Patricia Prevo Calvin Scruggs , oe : SUPERLATIVES BEST PERSONALITY Peggy Deane Smith Dewey New MOST DEPENDABLE Frances Coble Jimmie Thorpe SUPERLATIVES nwa seme ae sti reat ee nateecennaer MOST POPULAR Jewell Nance Robert Shaw MOST COURTEOUS Betty Sue Smith Clifford Humble SUPERLATIVES MOST TALENTED Peggy Deane Smith Robert Shaw MOST ATHLETIC Patricia Prevo Carlton Cox THE SENIOR FEATURES CLASS POEM Our Thanks Oh, class of Blue and White, to you We sing our song of praise; May we bring honor to your name, Your praise sing all our days. Your other graduates gone before Urge us to work anew, And inspiration leave behind, Oh, fifty-six, to you. Oh, school, our Alma Mater, dear, Led by thy hand may we The service thou hast done for us A part return to thee. For friendships dear we have made here, For joyous work and play, For all that thou hast given us, We give thee thanks today. -- Betty Sue Smith CLASS FLOWER CLASS MOTTO Where there's a will; There's a way. CLASS COLORS Blue and White MASCOTS Kathryn Humble Randal Smith CLASS HISTORY It is hard to believe that four years ago we were Freshmen. Because our school burned a few months afterward, it left us lost in this new kind of school life. Soon, however, we settled down to it and really began enjoying ourselves. One year later we became Sophomores! We attended Ramseur High School all year. This year we were quite used to all the people in high school and we knew where we stood. We also had the pleasure of knowing how the freshmen felt. We had a Christmas party and other enjoyable activities during this year. After a short vacation we returned for our Junior year, which was filled with many happy events. One was--we moved back to Franklinville. Johnny Carter led our class as president. Six members of our class were honored to wear Beta Club Pins. The proud wearers of the red and white on the basketball court were Pat Prevo, Edith Craven, Dewey New, CalvinScruggs. Carlton Cox, and Astor Kinney. After our class rings arrived, we were very excitedand proud to show them to the underclassmen. The Junior-Senior Ban- quet was the highlight of the year. The theme was SONG OF THE ISLES, and it was so pretty that it was worth all the work we put into it. Then came May, when we presented the Daisy Chain to the departing Seniors, It wasn't long before we realized that we were Seniors! With Johnny Car- ter as our class president; Jewell Nance, Vice-President; Edith Craven, Sec- retary, and Robert Shaw as Treasurer, we proceeded onward toward graduation, Our grade-parents took us out to a wonderful Christmas supper which we shall never forget. The annual staff and members of the class all worked hard with the editor of THE CARDINAL, Pat Prevo, on the successful annual of 1956. Although our four years at Franklinville High were short, we have had many happy experiences that will remain a part of us forever. As we leave our school it is not with regret that we say ''Goodbye,' ' but with the happy task of adjusting ourselves to the world and remembering the CLASS OF 1956. Astor Kinney, Historian CLASS PROPHECY In this day and age, many people say that ''nothing is impossible.'' This thought, together with our class motto, ''Where There's a Will, There's a Way,' '! takes us into the future ten years to see the Seniors of '56 as they appear in the year 1966. It maybe strange and surprising to see the future of the gradu- ating class before us, but let's take a look. Shall we? I see Doris Allred and her husband have just moved into their new home outside of Asheboro. In her spare time, she visits Randolph Hospital and reads stories to the children there, Johnny Carter is now teaching mathematics in a northern university. It seems only yesterday he was presiding over our class meeting in high school. Frances Coble is still helping her husband take care of their farm in Ala- mance County, and from what I hear, she is doing an excellent job. What's this? Carlton Cox is at spring training with the Detroit Tigers, I see his big dream came true. Good luck Cox, I know your former classmates are rooting for you 100 per cent, Bascom Craven is president of a big chain store circuit. He is living like a king and making millions. Our veryattractive and intelligent Edith Craven was just voted ''Miss North Carolina,'' and soon she will be competing for the ''Miss America title at Atlantic City. I see Carolyn Frazier has given up teaching to go stay with her husband, who is conductor for a big construction company in Rome, Dorothy Henson, who recently opened Dot's Beauty Salon, is doing very well. Shehas trouble explaining to the men that it is a beauty shop for women, not a barber shop. I see Clifford Humble finally got the farm he had always wanted--1000 acres of it. We need more people like him to help feed our ever-increasing population. Who is this? Why it's I, Nolan Hurley! A research chemist for the Rexall Drug Company. It looks as if my courses in chemistry are paying off after all, Duke Carolina football on TV today with Astor Kinney on hand for the Play by play accounts as it happens,'' Keep your eyes glued to the TV screen, because I know it's going to be a thrilling game. I see Joseph Kinney is doing very well for himself, too. He is chief auto- mobile designer for the Ford Motor Company. He and his family are living near Detroit. CLASS PROPHECY Betty Luck Wilson doesn't have time to goanywhere since she and her husband moved into their modern home, which is automatically controlled by buttons. When she finishes pressing and dusting the buttons, she doesn't have time to do anything else. I seethat Effie Luckmarriedone of her oldsweethearts. I hear she makes a very efficient housewife. Doris Malone's secretarial career came to an end after she married her handsome boss. He now employs a sweet, grey-haired old lady. Hubert Morgan finally opened his TV repair shop. Good luck, Hubert, and may all your picture tubes be large ones. I saw Jewell Nancethe other day. She was driving her husband to the office in one of their new Cadillacs. Her husband had to buy two of them because she couldn't decide which color was prettier. Do you want to know what happened to Calvin and Buddy? Well, watch for the grand opening of Scruggs New's Furniture Store next week, I hear their specialty is going to be psychiatrist's couches. Did you see that picture on the front page of The Saturday Evening Post? Yes, it was Pat Prevo. She is just out of modeling school and already you can see her picture all over the country. For the past eight years, Robert Shaw has beeninthe Air Force. If he doesn't re-enlist again, he has a job as pilot waiting for him with TWA. Betty Sue Smith, the famous oil painter, has many paintings to her credit. You canfindat least one of her masterpieces in every art museum inthe United States and France. Peggy Smith is stillengaged, but soon she will have a wedding band to match her diamond after her fiance graduates from medical school. I see Carolyn Trogdon is still receptionist for a big law firm in Greens- boro. James Thorpe just bought out a large trucking company. Many people are depending on him for his fast and dependable service. It wasn't hard for meto see the future of the graduatin g class tonight, and we are very happy to share our coming years with you. That, Friends, is the future of the Class of '56. Nolan Hurley, Prophet LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the graduating class of 1956, realizing that the close of our school days is near at hand, think it wise toleave something to those who in the future will take our places. In the course of our high school days, naturally, we have accumulated various and valuable possessions; our years have been fruitful. We have ac- quired a vast store of knowledge along with some other things that will help us through our lives. Many problems and happy moments have taken place in our lives since we entered the first grade twelve long years ago. But down the path where our footprints have trodwe have had the wonderful guidance and help of our princi- palandteachers. They have helped us over the rough spots, helped us with our many problems, and have sharedin our happy moments. We hope the foot- prints that we leave at dear old 'Franklinville High will be memories to be cherished, As we leave here, we also leave our valuable possessions, because the Juniors would be handicapped if we took them with us. To our principal, Mr. Holland, we leave our deepest appreciation for his helpfulness and co-operation in helping us to achieve our goal. To our sponsor, Miss Buie, we can never express the help she has been to us, and so we leave our heartfelt thanks for her guidance and interest in all of our class activities. To our teachers, who have been outstanding in leadership and guidance, we leave our hopes that other students willgive them more ease and peace of mind and that they will be more willing to abide by the rules and regulations. To the individuals we bequeath the following characteristics: I, Doris Allred, will my superlative ''Most Likely To Succeed, to Linda Cheek, my ability to talk on study hall to Simon Allred and Bryce Haithcock, and to anyone who has the nerve to put up with it, I leave my shorthand book. I, Johnny Carter, will my superlative, ''Most Studious,'! to Linda Cheek, Friendliest,'' to Virginia Daniels, and my ability to get the back seat on class to anyone who isn't fortunate enough to get the front. I, Carlton Cox, will my superlatives, ''Most Athletic,'' to Bill Patterson, and ''Most Versatile,''! to Sandra Cox. I, Bascom Craven, will my typewriter to anyone who can use it as I did, and my ability to sell ice cream to anyone who can eat more than I did. I, Edith Craven, willmy ability to get off classes to Lucy Landon; my class superlatives, ''Miss Franklinville High,'' to Janie York, ''Best Looking, to Ruby Dunn, and ''Most Versatile,'' to Joseph Williamson. I, Carolyn Frazier, will my Underwood Typewriter to Shelby Luck, my shorthand bookto Virginia Daniels, and my abilityto get along with Mr. Thomas to anyone who is as talkative as I am. I, Dorothy Henson, will my superlative, ''Wittiest,'' to Junior Luck, and my ability to stand at the front of the bus to anyone who has nerve enough to stand there. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT (Continue d) I, Clifford Humble, will my superlative, ''Most Courteous, to Claud Pugh and my seat on second period study hall to Charles Wright. I, Nolan Hurley, will my superlative, ''Wittiest,'' to Lucy Landon, my place as the only boy in shorthand class to anyone who likes fun and excitement as wellas Ido; to Delores Stalker, I leave the memories and hard work of the Senior year, so she may use them to a better advantage than I did. I, Astor Kinney, will my bus No. 19, to Gilbert Edwards, and my position as sports writer to anyone who pulls for ''Carolina. I, Joseph Kinney, will my superlative, ''Most Likely ToSucceed, ' to Claud Pugh. I, Effie Luck, will my superlative, ''Most Studious,'' to Junior Luck, and my ability to get out of my bus seat to anyone who wants to take it. I, Betty Luck Wilson, will my superlative, ''Most Dignified,'' to Carol Cox, my ability to talk on Mrs. Morgan's study hall to everybody, and my senior desk to whoever can find it. I, Doris Malone, will my ability to talk to Don Reece and Bobby Smith on Mr. Thomas's study hall to Gail Dennis, and my conceited ways to Delores Stalker. I, Hubert Morgan, will my superlative, ''Most Dignified,'' to Frances Bur- gess, my parking place inthe morning to Tommy Malone, and my ability to 'fix'' the typewriters to Claud Pugh. I, Jewell Nance, will my superlative, ''Most Popular,'' to Patty Rich, and my driving habits to Tommy Hoover. I, Dewey New, willmy superlatives, ''Best Personality,'' to Ruby Dunn, and Best Looking,'' to John Higgins. I, Patricia Prevo, will my class superlatives, ''Most Athletic,'' to Rita Prevo, and ''Cutest,'' to Jane York. I, Calvin Scruggs, will my superlative, ''Mr. Franklinville High, to John Higgins, and my bus to Tony Moon, I, Robert Shaw, willmy class superlatives, ''Most Popular,'' to Joe Williamson, ''Most Talented,'' to Jo Ann Luck, and bus No. 16 toanyone who can drive it; I leave my seat in chemistry to anyone who pulls for ''State. ' I, Betty Sue Smith, will my superlatives, ''Most Courteous, to Gilbert Edwards, ''Best All Round,'' to Linda Cheek; to Delores Stalker I leave my ability to talk on class, andmy ability tobetardy nearly every morning to Gail Dennis. I, Peggy Smith, will my superlatives, Best Person ality,'' to Joseph Williamson, and ''Most Talented, ' to Janice McCorquodale, I, Jimmie Thorpe, will my superlative, ''Most Dependable, to Harvey Ferree, my bus to Bryce Haithcock, and my typewriter to the fastest one in the class. I, Carolyn Trogdon, will my front seat to Newton Trogdon, in hope that he might use it better than I did. Doris Malone Testator ANNUAL STAFF AND SPONSORS Sandra Cox, Assistant Treasurer; Anna Grose, Assistant Editor; Miss Katherine Buie--Mrs. Irene Frazier, Co-Sponsors; Pat Prevo, Editor-in-chief; Astor Kinney, Treasurer; Carlton Cox, Business Manager; Joseph Williamson, Assistant Business Manager. SPONSORS SENIOR CLASS NEWSPAPER STAFF @09e8e0eeee 00000600 Peggy Smith, Class Reporter; Edith Craven, Typist; Pat Prevo, Sports Editor; Miss Katherine Buie, Sponsor; Jewell Nance, Editor-in-chief. Anna Grose, Ruby Dunn, Carlton Cox, Raymond Hilliard, Joseph Williamson, Bascom Craven, Business Manager; Claud Pugh, Robert Shaw, BUS DRIVERS Jimmie Thorpe, Robert Shaw, Astor Kinney, Calvin Scruggs, Joseph Williamson, Charles Wright, Gilbert Edwards, Kenneth Wright, Dewey New. JUNIOR - SENIOR BANQUET WAITRESSES Shelby Luck, Barbara Cagle, Ruby Dunn, Sandra Cox, Anna Grose, Evelean Keeling, Peggy Campbell, Marcia Pilkenton, Linda Cheek, Betty Jean Smith. FUTURE FARMERS of AMERICA Jewell Nance Robert Shaw Patricia Prevo Edith Craven Peggy Smith Bascom Craven Linda Cheek Claud Pugh Anna Grose Joseph Williamson Ruby Dunn Raymond Hilliard Carlton Cox Sponsor - Miss Katherine Buie -H CLUB SENIOR 4 ite 542 HH JUNIOR 4-H CLUB GLEE CLUB F.H.A. CLUB Sponsor, Mrs. Edith Morgan MONOGRAM CLUB Left to right: Rita Prevo, Pat Prevo, Edith Craven, Anna Grose, Lucy Landon, Sandra Cox, Ruby Dunn, Marcia Pilkenton, Janie York, Billy Patterson, Raymond Hilliard, Johnny Carter, Sponsor--Mr. William Kirkman, Dewey New, Charles Wright, Carlton Cox, Calvin Scruggs. a tps See ifs (Oe i3 Rio a eee State Sta CHEERLEADERS Chief Cheerleader, Lucy Landon Peggy Campbell Ronda Trotter Ruby Dunn Patty Rich GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Left to right: Anna Grose, Marcia Pilkenton, Pat Prevo, Edith Craven, Sandra Cox, Gail Dennis; Manager, Elaine Hopkins; Jane York, Janice McCorguodale, Diane Wallace, Carole Neighbors, Anne Allred, Betty Hall, Rita Prevo, Patricia Quinn, Mary Wright, Carol Cox. Coach-- Mr. ie : BASEBALL TEAM G2 IE ON ass estton dt r Hy Left to right: Clayton Sykes, Charles Wright, Tony Moon, Don Reece, Billy Patterson; Manager; Carlton Cox, Raymond Hilliard, Gene Smith, John Higgins, Johnny Hancock, Coach--Mr. William Kirkman. GIRLS’ INDIVIDUAL PLAYERS Left to right: FORWARDS - Anna Grose, Marcia Pilkenton, Pat Prevo. GUARDS - Edith Craven, Gail Dennis, Sandra Cox. BOYS’ INDIVIDUAL PLAYERS Left to right: Claud Pugh, John Higgins, Johnny Hancock, Charles Wright. Tony Moon, Carlton Cox, Tommy Hoover, BOYS’ BASKETBALL Seated left to right: Gene Smith,Sam Malone, Frank Vestal, Joe Sam Routh. Standing: Assistant Manager, Billy York; Newton Trogdon, Claud Pugh, Carlton Cox, John Higgins, Tony Moon, Tommy Hoover, Johnny Hancock, Charles Wright, Don Smith, Manager, Billy Patterson. Coach-- William Kirkman, FOOTBALL CO-CAPTAINS--Carlton Cox, Doug Sillmon COACH--Hal Wood TIVdlLOOd ATTIANITIINVYS - YNISWYY en Tommy Parham ® a? 7A SARE OREO” NATE TA RP A Sy . . oe RS ee ee Billy Patterson —% � . sn Joe Williamson ELEMENTARY FACULTY , Mr. William C. Kirkman Miss Laura Sumner Grade 8 Grades 7 and 8 Mr. Ivey G. Maness Grade 7 : Mrs. Lucy D. Burgess Mrs. Rheba Duckworth Grades 6 and 7 Grade 6 ELEMENTARY FACULTY Mrs. Mabel Craven Grade 5 Mrs. Esther Badger Grades 4 and 5 Mrs. Kathleen Shoffner Grade 3 Mrs. Lillian M. Walker Grades 3 and 4 Miss Fannie Sumner ELEMENTARY FACULTY Mrs. Lois Vestal Mrs. Inez Bulla Grades 2 and 3 Grade 1] Miss Lois Grose Mrs. W. P. Rodgers Grade 1 Grade 1 EIGHTH GRADE Mr. W. C. Kirkman, Teacher. First row: Hazel Anderson, Shirley Anderson, Doyle Barbre, Marie Beane, Bonnie Brady, Eldon Burrow, Alice Cranford, Carolyn Craven, Sue Cox. Second row: Gary Edwards, Betty Elberson, Lee Hopkins, Sammy Hurley, Nancy Jackson, Douglas Kimes, Bobby Laughlin, Christine Lineberry, Charles Maness. Third row: Margaret Maness, Patsy McPherson, Carol New, Sue Ossic, Jackie Pack, Shirley Patterson, Kathryn Reynolds, Marie Saunders, Barbara Scruggs. Fourth row: Larry Shaw, Yvonne Sikes, Jean Strider, Donald Wright, Ruhaman Wright, Patricia York, Shirley York, Betty Strickland. Not Pictured: Harvey Luck, Phillip Dezern. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE Miss Laura Summer, Teacher. First row: Jane Carter, Brenda Coward, Rebecca Ellison, Darrell Garner, Stephen Grose, Tony Grose, Sammie Gatlin, Jane Hayes, Ernest Hill, Second row: Stephen Holland, Jerry Holt, George Johnson, Eddie Kirby, Doris Luck, Alice Malone, Jimmy Martin, Peggy Moon, Darrell Palmer. Third row: Linda Presnell, Carol Rich, Jerry Rueh, Ca- milla Saunders, Ersell Shane, Rebecca Stout, Wanda Vickers, Robert Vuncannon, Elizabeth Wal- ker. Fourth row: John Davis Wallace, Wanda Wright, Barry York, Priscilla York. SEVENTH GRADE Mr. Ivey G. Maness, Teacher. First row: Joyce Allred, Bobby Allred, Tommy Allred, Frank Barrett, Billy Ray Brewer, Lou Elma Burrow, Arnold Callicutt , Elizabeth Campbell, James Harold Carter, Bertha Coble. Second row: Reitzell Craven Jr., Worth Daniels, Bobby Gatlin, Jimmy Hancock, Louise Hargett. Sylvia Lou Henson, J. C. Jarrell, Billy Johnston, Georgia Keel- ing, Jimmy Keeling. Third row: Eugene Lineberry, Cecil Loflin, Linda Maness, Cecil Maness, Wanda Moore, Charles Morgan, Shelby Jean Morris, Gary Morton, Shelby Jean Morton, Violet Jean Odum, Joyce Parris, Tim Saunders, Patty Sue Scott, Bobby Smith, Joyce Shaw, Wanda Gail Solesbee, Lonnie Trotter, Steve York. SIXTH AND SEVENTH GRADE Mrs. Burgess, Teacher. First row: Dickie Allre d, Prudy Barton, Larry Bowman, Kenneth Burrow, Charles Cockman, Floyd Davis, Faye Edwards, Johnny Hall, Linda Hall, John Huggins. Second row: Elizabeth Hyler, Billy Jackson, Barbara Jarvis, Gladys Luck, Nancy Luck, Thelma Long, Margaret Malone, Judy Maness, Helen McKinney, Sue Morgan. Third row: Gary Palmer, Jacqueline Peel, David Penkava, Linda Pugh, Doris Richardson, Thomas Sally, Edward Spencer, Linda Stevenson, Doris Walker, John Woodell. SIXTH GRADE Mrs. Rheba Duckworth, Teacher. First row: Joyce Aiken, Maxine Bray, Peggy Bray, Rebecca Burgess, Louise Burrow, Roberta Byrd, T. J. Chaney, Jewell Cobbe, Deanna Cox, George Cox. Second row: Mary Lou Craven, Larry Elberson, Martha Ellison, Vivian Far- rington, Etta Sue Hopkins, Judith Hughes, Wanda Kivett, Larry Long, Jerry Luck, Madge Maness. Third row: Martha Maness, Edith McP herson, Larry McPherson, Ruby Nance, Larry Page, Betty Parham, Josephine Powers, Marlene Prevo, Dian Rush, Annie Lee Sea- well. Fourth row: Etta Faye Smith, Richard Stalker, Maurice Sykes, Bobby York, Faye York, Not pictured, Willie Saunders. Mrs. Mabel Craven, Teacher. First row: Billy Allred, Clarice Beane, Betty Joe Bray, Jesse Bray,O. B. Britt, Alan Burgess, Billy Burgess, Gary Burrow, Harold Brown. Second row: Charles Davis, Terry Dezern, Henry Elbertson, Linda Frazier, Ray Henson, Cathy Hilderbrand, Kenneth Hill, Eddie Holt, Michael Holt. Third row: Nancy Lamb, Jack Powers, Joyce Saunders, Dianne Smith, Harold Smith, Jeanette Solesbee, Carolyn Stalker, Jerry Trotter, Lester Varner, Fourth row: Shirley Varner, James West, Paul Woodell, Mary Sue Yow, Sarah Lou Yow. FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Esther Badger, Teacher. First row: Susan Allred, Peggy Beane, Martha Berry, Paul Brady, Jerry Byrd, Rachel Burris, Bobby Byrd, Phoebe Callicutt, Betsy Chaney. Second row: Loyd Cox, Sue Cox, Sherrill Curtis, Carleen Davis, Juanita Davis, David Garner, Jean Gatlin, Jerry Grose, Larry Hilliard. Third row: Ronald Holland, Irene Johnson, Anne Jones, Darrell Manness, Sara Manness, Ronald Penkava, Rebecca Rich, Ruth Rierson, Judith Rodgers, Fourth row: James Solesbee, Cheryl Spoon, Anne Vestal, Jerry Vickers, Aa = FOURTH GRADE Miss Fannie Sumner, Teacher. First row: Gail Allred, Tommy Barton, Nancy Bray, James Brower, Argie Burgess, Nelda Davis, Judy Frazier, Linda Harvell, Martha Harvell, Donald Hill, Second row: Jimmy Huggins, Everette Hughes, Faye Hughes, Brenda Jones, Clifford Long, Judy Luck, Melvin Luther, Barbara Maness, T. A. Nance, Dianna Patterson. Third row: Randall Pugh, Sheila Joyce Pugh, Charles Robbins, Billy Rush, Gary Salley, Leonard Simmons, Larry Smith, Linda Stalker, Sharron Stalker, Leon Thompson. Fourth row: William Varner, Smith Ward, Robert West, John Wright. THIRD AND FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Lillian M. Walker, Teacher. First row: Jo Anne Bowman, Kenneth Bullins, Bonnie Sue Byrd, Janice Carter, Ceynia Collins, Linda Ferree, Tressia Hilderbrand, Alan Hoover, Garry Hoover. Second row: Diana Hutchins, Judy Ann Jackson. Maxton King, Barbara Lamb, Al Lyerly, Hilda Malone, Darrell McCorquodale, Charles Nance, Jane Nance. Third row: James Overman, Larry Penkava, Donald Rich, Linda Sue Rumley, Judith Scaro, Jo Ann Shoe, Carol Ann Smith, David Stout, Jean Woodell. Fourth row: Richard Woodell, Rodney York. THIRD GRADE Mrs. Kathleen Shoffner, Teacher. First row: MaxAllred, Linda Allred, John Alvin Burrow, James Bray, Birchie Chaney, Ronald Hall, Terry Kivett, Clayton Long, David Long, Donald Luck. Second row: Steve Nance, William Maness, Andy Saunders, Ronald Smith, William Spencer, Bobby Stalker, Louise Hutchins, Pamela Jones, Sherry Jones, Daisy Maness,. Third row: Shirley Millikan, Mary Jim Moss, Dianne McPherson, Linda Nance, Carolyn Norton, Nancy Rush, Jane Rush, Viola Saunders, Vickie Solesbee, Joyce Stalker. Fourth row: Dianne Trogdon, Charlotte Voncannon, Betty Mae Ward, Melissa Wright, Nina Kidd. SECOND GRADE Mrs. Inez Bulla, Teacher. First row: Harris Beane, Larry Bray, Michall Brady, Mary Brewer, Vickie Brower, Wayne Brower, Earl Bullard, Martha Collins, Betty Cox, Sue Dunn. Second row: Larry Ellison, David Frazier, Johnny Garner, Joann Glas gow, Iris Greene, Eugene Haithcock, Peggy Humble, Shelia Kinney, Henrietta Kirkman, Robert Lamb. Third row: Larry Luck, Ann Malone, Clarence Marshall, Patricia Morten, Johnny Murray, Brenda McPherson, Alvin Nance, Tommy Pack, Kay Parkham, Larry Prevo. Fourth row: David Rich, Ben Rollins, Eddie Routh, Linda Scott, Martha Underwood, Larry Varner, Howard Wright, Jr. SECOND AND THIRD GRADE Mrs. Lois Vestal, Teacher. First row: Diane Allen, Tommy Allred, Gary Bray, Diane Bray, Larry Bray, Linda Brady, William Brady Jr., Rebecca Britt, David Brown. Second row: Judy Burrow, Bert Chaney, Robert Daniel, Josephine Dickens, Larry Doss, Joseph Edwards, Rickey Frazier, Alan Hall, Johnnie Hare, Third row: Ted Henson, Larry Hunt, Joyce Hutchens, Tommy Jackson, Johnny Johnson, Elizabeth Lambe, Betty Jo Lindley, Roger Maness, Mike McCorquodale. Fourth row: Irene McPherson, Carolyn Ann Smith, Shirley Smith, Bobby Trogdon, Robin Brown (Not pictured). FIRST GRADE Miss LoisGrose, Teacher. First row: Joseph Allred, Judy Bray, Randal Bray, Thomas Brower, Gloria Burrow, Ruth Craven, Inez Freeman, Royce Gatlin, Phil Grant. Second row: Johnnie Harvell, Joe Paul Hughes, Henry Jackson, Mike Jones, Lonnie Luck, Linda Maness, Donald Mar- shall, Terry Martin, Pam Moon. Third row: Bonnie Morris, Eugene Nance, Mary Sue Nance, Joan Pearson, Sandra Pugh, Donald Rush, Rosa Saunders, Lloyd Smith, Reba Sykes. Fourth row: Charles Thompson. FIRST GRADE Mrs. Margaret H. Rodgers, Teacher. First row: Mary Ann Ayers, Eddie Allred, Amie Badger, Wayne Bray, Dianne Benner, Earl Bray, Bill Bray, Doris Cheek, Leon Callicutt. Second row: Peggy Lee Cox, Robert Haithcock, Juanita Hunt, Clayton Hutchins, Harry Kidd, Penny Sue Lof- lin, Edward Maness, Sharron Nance, Peggy Parham. Third row: Libby Poole, Don Routh, Patsy Rich, Rickie Rush, Janet Ridge, Rita Salley, Judy Lee Scott, Lanny Trogdon, Charlotte Varner. Fourth row: Dennis West, Bobbie Ward. | low prices .onjNEW Fa V fet EE qETTER uy bred in muslin|china vis U; . Dorsey’s man-|CHE¢ io ALL chairs and sell|marh - : = - +, 306 E. 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Master Gulf Service Leonard Electric Motor Co. Red’s Chicken Hut The Gold Shop Rose’s 5 10 Mr. Mrs. Fletcher Coble Mr. Mrs.J.M. Frazier Compliments DONAELONS Garner Florists Sunset Barber Shop DreGuAaGrahameor. Dre Me-D.o mith Mr. Mrs. Walter L. Ward Mrs. .Litusea aNance Mrs. Harry Smith Mrs.W 2G. Craven Mrs. Norman Kinney . Mrs. Dewey Prevo Mrs.J. P. Shaw . Arris Allred of BOSSONG HOSIERY MILL Asheboro North Carolina AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS ROBERT'S BARBECUE Corner of Worth Fayetteville St. Asheboro North Carolina KEARNS WOOD TELEVISION SERVICE 1506 North Fayetteville Street Phone 4144 Asheboro North Carolina DELK FLORIST and GREENHOUSE Where Quality and Satisfaction Is a Must Highway 64 East - Phone 5525 Asheboro North Carolina Compliments of AUMAN BROTHERS Feed, Fertilizers and Seeds Phone 4057 Asheboro North Carolina Best Wishes To Graduating Class GUILFORD DAIRY Asheboro North Carolina Asheboro Music Co. Ruby’s Beauty Shoppe Asheboro Sewing Shop Watkins Leonard Burge Flower Shop Auto Su pply Co. Master Gulf Service Leonard Electric Motor Co. Red’s Chicken Hut The Gold Shop Rose's 5 10 Mr. Mrs. Fletcher Coble Mr. Mrs. J.M. Frazier Compliments DONATIONS Garner Florists Sunset Barber Shop DreGeAGrananimore. Dre Merbe Smith Mr. Mrs. Walter L. Ward Mr. Mrs. Titus A, Nance Mr. Mrs. Harry Smith Mr. Mrs. W. C. Craven Mr. Mrs. Dewey Prevo Mr. Mrs. Norman Kinney Mr. Mrs.J. P. Shaw Mr.Arris Allred of BOSSONG HOSIERY MILL Asheboro No rth Carolina AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS 1 ae . : — Poked 5 Me ie oe 7 sv et ay ce ee ant dite ay ne ieee i it Graduation Exercises FIRANKLINVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Tuesday Evening May 22, 1956 Eight O'clock at Franklinville Methodist Chiro: PFOCeSSiONAIb. Ciutnytsve luni istic + Cree Merenenety aie ane Daisy Chain Junior Class Senior Class Saluitatorian!. nt. wae. iss eeuree tee tee eet Edith Craven SCrIPIULS Sees cteds tienen chuk Raat cp eetNae fein s toba ieee Pare Doris Allred Prayer 475.0 abet arn e aighaen, meeps ine eats Johnny Carter AsTel alate lilanlouer op xan Oa Wy yg one ed be oe | Bhi es .+ Glee Club A Formula for Success INGUSTRIGUSHESS Wetec. pieleiete + cas Rite: heen een cae Robert Shaw Charitablenessincie ew): hints seeiy menos eee Bascom Craven Burnility ae ce ae ie es coer ite aa en eu ee ee Patricia Prevo Awarding of Prizes and Diplomas ........ Principal Y. L. 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