Glenwood High School - Nushka Yearbook (Glenwood, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1955 volume:

Rae at 4 . % Wh eat UN. yn € Nany Naor S SSS ETE bo ee ———————__—E=—EE—Eee ee Oem e a4 i] S om De CEENWOOD HIGH SC Senior Class nf Glemmond High Srhonl Presents The 1955 Nushka MRS. DORA B, HOWELL This, the 1955 Nushka, is a token of appreciation to « teacher dear to all of us. We are eternally grateful for her kind helpfulness, her gentle understanding of our eyssy problem, and her sincere desire to see all of us succeed. She has firmly, but kindly, set our wandering feet continually on the path to higher ideals and ultimote success. Fortunate we are to have so fine @ personality in our midst to help us, to guide us, and fo inspire us to make the most of what we yet may be. So, we, the Senior Class of Glenwood High School, with deep gratitude, dedicate this 1955 volume of the Nushka to MRS, DORA B. HOWELL. ———————eeeaSs__a—e_OO Rote enon B SHureword As we, the Senior Class of Glenwood High School, come to the close of our final year it becomes our privilege to prepare a chronicle of this school year. seventh volume of the Nushka is compiled and ith the hope thot it will, in future years, bring back the warmth and happiness of school days spent at Glen- wood. If, when turning these pages, your memory is shifted backward for just a few moments of joy, we will feel that our purpose has been achi for school days are the happiest days of life, particularly school days at Glenwood. What could be more fitting in a foreword than these words from our school song? “'She is the best school in the land we know and perhaps that's why we love her so, for you can search this whole world far and wide ond never find a school like Glenwood High.” And now without further ado, we proudly present for all to view. PROP! GLENWOOD HIGH SCHO@ Rone ae ANNUAL STAFF [ MRS. WILMA B. GREENE Sponsor First Row, Seated: Wilma Poteat, Advertising Assistant; Eloise Berry, Co-Editor; Eugene Woodby, Co-Editor; Eugene Holland, Advertising Assistant. Second Row, Standing: Freddie Jackson, Ad- vertising Manager; Billy Greer, Class Historian; Stanley Vess, Advertising Assistant; Thurston Haynes, Class Prophet; Shirley Cable, Class Testator; Mrs. Wilma B. Greene, Sponsor; Lila Holl- ifield, Class Poet. Absent: Jewell Morris, Business Manager. OUR BELOVED PRINCIPAL - MR. FRANK W. HOWELL. LOCAL SCHOOL BOARD MR. MELVIN H. TAYLOR Supers intendent Gee Seem a = = MRS. MARY THOMPSON, MR. M. R. NANNEY MR. T. A. HILTON, MR. ERNEST W. ROSS . HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY MRS. MABEL TATE BRADSHER Woman's College University of N.C. University of North Carolina : Home Economics, French Mathematics WARREN A. ELLIS Lees McRae College, East Tennessee State Teachers College Science PAUL EDWIN FLACK Appalachian State Teachers’ Col. University of N.C. Social Studies, Physical Education MRS. WILMA B, GREENE Mars Hill Junior College Appalachian State Teachers’ Col. English, Dramatics MRS. DORA B. HOWELL East Tennessee State Teachers’ College, University of N. C. English, Creative Weiting MISS RACHEL A. HUNT Lenoir Rhyne College Public School Music Trrewnee WILLIAM SCOTT LUCAS Gardner Webb Junior College 960660 North Cerolina State College 3 o00000 Vocational Agriculture WILLIAM CRAWFORD LYNCH Wake Forest College Southern Seminary Mathematics, Geography MRS, MARGARET B. NORRIS. Montreat College, Appalachian State Teachers’ College Commercial ELEMENTARY FACULTY MISS EMMA McGALLIARD First Grade MRS. EDNA HEMPHILL. First Grade MRS. BARBARA ELLIS Second Grade MRS. RUTH HAWKINS Second Grade MRS. CLARA RAYBURN Third Grade MRS. LAURA BROWN, Fourth Grade MRS. GENOESE PYATT Fourth Grade MISS IVAREA FLACK Fifth Grade i MRS. DESSIE LAWING Fifth Grade MRS. CHARLINE TEAGUE Fifth and Sixth Grades MISS CHARLINE HEMPHILL Sixth Grade MRS, EUNICE ELMORE Seventh Grade WILLIAM ELMORE. Seventh and Eighth Grades ZEYLAND McKINNEY Eighth Grade SAMUEL J. WALKER Eighth Grade Seniors OFFICERS Charles Eugene Holland... President James Eugene Woodby... Vice-President Jewell McCraw Morris Secretary Lois Smalley smn Treasurer LURA ELOISE BERRY GLEN EDWARD BOWMAN REVONDA JEAN BROOKSHIRE Home Economics 1,2; Student Council F.F.A. 1,2,3: String Band 3,4; Glee Club Superlative 4; Glee Club 1,2; Bosketball Club 1,2,3,43 Safety 2,3,4, Co-Captain 3; Home Economics 1, Dramatics Club 1 F 2; Folk-Daneing Club 2,3; 4-H Club 1,2; 4; Softball 1,2; Junior Play: king 2; Hobby Club 2; Sel- ‘ence Club 1. Club 4; Miss HI Seniors Home Economics 1,2; Superlative 4; Spot light Stoft 4; Creative Writing and Speech 4; Glee Club 4. SHIRLEY ANN CABLE Home Economics 1,2,3; Student Council 4; Glee Club 1,2,3;4, Vice-President 4; | 4H Club 1; Dramatics Club; F.T-A. 4; Nushke Stoff 4; Superlative 4; Spotlight Staft 4; Folk-Dencing Club 1,2; Glee Club Operetta 2; Creative Writing ond Speech 4; Treesurer 4; Bete Club 4. ERNEST LYNN CHRISTY F.F.A. Club 1,2,3; Bus Driver 3,4; 4-H Club 1; Superlative 4; Aeronautics Club a SARA ANNE CRAIG Home Economics 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; Folk-Dancing Club ‘2,3; Superlative 4} ics 4; Cheerleader 3,4; Public Specking 2; Hobby Club 2. | MIMI JOAN CRANFORD Superletive 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Beto | Club 3,4; Secretory 4; Dramatics 2,4; Li brary Club 4; Che fi 4-H Club 1,2; Junior Mershal; Winner in |} County Banker's Contest 3; Junior Play; Glee Club Operette 2,3, Usher; Hobby Club 2; Creative Writing ond Speech | Spotlight Stoft 4; Folk-Dancing 1,2; Home Economies 2,3; Secretory Class 2; To | mistress Mother-Daughter Bonquet2; Salu: || toterion 4; Winner World Peace Contest, JOHN WILLIAM GREER 4H Club 1,2,3: Junior Ploy; Basketball 3.4; Baseball 3; F.F.A. Club 1,2,3; Sofety Patrol 1,2; Superlative 4; Foik- Dancing Club 2) Drematies Club 4; Stu dont Council 1,2, Vice-President 3, Pres: Ident 4; Public Speaking 1. Seniors FRANK JUNIOR GREER F.F.A. Club 1,2,3,4; Superlative 4; Sof ty Patrol 2; Bus Driver 3; Baseball 3, THURSTON GUY HAYNES F.F.A. Club 2,3,4) Science Club 1; Su- orlative 4; Bus’ Driver 4; Glee Club 3; Nushke Steff 4. LILA LEE HOLLIFIELD Home Economics 1,2: Sclence Club 2; Hobby Club 1; Sofety Patrol 3,4; Cre ch 43 Dramatics Clu Club 4; 4-H Club 3; Spotlight Superlative 4. CHARLES EUGENE HOLLAND 4H Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3; us Driver 4; Science Club 1,2; Junior Marshal; Glee Club 2,3) Sofety Patrol 1,2,3; Student Council 3,4; Bete Club 3,4; Aeronautics Club 1; President of Senice Claes; Jun- | lor Play; Baseball 1,2,3; Superlative 4; Spotlight Staff 4; Noshka Staff 4; Jun- lor Class Officer; Creative Writing and Speech 4; Folk-Dancing Club 1, 2; Gl Club Operetta 3; Honor Student 4 FREDDIE CARTER JACKSON | Superltive. 4; Drometice 4y,Sobetione Bun Driver 4; Glee Club 3; Folk Dancing Chub. 2s Science’ Club ty heroncatler Club 2; Nushte Sto EVELYN JORDAN Glee Club 2,3,4; Feik-Dancing Club 1,25 Hobby Club 7, 2; Library Club 4; Cro tive Weiting ond Speach 4; 4-H Club1,2, 3; Spotlight Staff 4; Superlative 4; Home Economies 1,2; Gl HUGH CECIL LEDBETTER 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; Bus Driver 3,4; Safety Patrol 1,2; F-F.A. Club 1,2,3; Se } Club 1,2; Superlative 4; Spollight Stof JAMES DONALD LEDBETTER Bus Driver 4; Safety Patrol 3; Superlative 4 4-H Club 4; Folk-Dancing Club 3; Dra ) motica 4; Junior Play; Glee Club 3; ROY WAYNE LONON Aeronautics Club 2; Junior Play: Bus Driver 4; F.F-A, Club 1,2,3; Safety Po- trol 3; Science Club 1; 4H Club 1,2,3,4; Superlative 4. JACK DUANE LUSK F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Superlative 4; Aeronau- } tics 2 4:H Club 1,2,3; Folk-Dancing Club 2, ) MARCELLE MARY MARTIN Home Economics 1,2; Glee Club 2,3 4-H Club 1,2,3; Sefety P 4; F.T.A, Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; Bete Club 4} Folk-Daneing Club 1,2; Superla- tive 4; Spotlight Stoff 4; Usher Junior Play; Glee Club Operetta 2,3; Creative Writing and Speech 4, Vice-President 4. RACHEL DARLINE MeNEELY Superlative 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Hobby ‘Club 1,2; Home der 3; 4-H Club Junior Play; Usher Glee Club ta 2,3; Creative Writing and Speech spotlight Staff 4; Softball 1. 2; Ust 0 Seniors JEWELL MeCRAW MORRIS Glew Club 1,2,3; Dramatics 1; Sclence Club 1; Home Economics 1,2; Class Sec fetory 1, 2,3; Newspaper Stoff 2,4; Bus Potrel 2,3,4, Captain 3; Bete Club 3,4, President 4; Junior Play; Junior Marsha Toast Mistress Junlor ond Senior Ben- quet 3; F.T.A. 3,4, Secretory 4; Nushko Stoff 4; Speech and Writing 4. DORA LOU PENDLEY Home Economies 1,2; Glee Club 1,2,4; F.T.A. Club 4; Folk-Doncl Superlative 4; Spotlight’Stafl 4; Ci Weiting ond Speech 4; Library Club 4; Junior Play; Hobby Club 2. WILMA GENE POTEAT Home Economies 1,2; Beta Club 4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Folk-Doneing 2,3; 4-H Club. 1,2, Vice-President 3; Superlative 4; Dro- matics 4; Cheerleor shal; Junior Play; P mos Porade 3; Horv 4; Sclance Club 1; Vice-President Sopho- mote Class; Nushka Stof 4; Softball 1,2, a J | BETTY LOU PYATT J Glee club 1.2.3.4; Hobby Club 1; Student } Council 3,4) Librery Club 3; Heme Ece= nomics 1,2;4-H Club 2;Junier Ploy; Gle Club: Operetta 2,3; Creative Writing and Speech 4; Superlative 4. LOIS SMALLEY WATKINS Home Economics 1,2) Safety Petrol 2, Librerian 2; Beto Club 3,4; President 4; Spotlight Stof 4: Glee Ciub 1,35 Junior Morshal; Superlative Writing and wach 4, President 4; Hobby Club 3; Art Club 1; Honor Student 4. JAMES EVERETTE SUMLIN F.F.A. 1,23; Sefety Patrol 1; Bus Driv- 3,4 Sophomore Clo ident; Vicor Boseball . 1,2,3; lative 4. Seniors STANLEY HACK YESS FA. Club 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2; Felk- sncing Club 2,3; Junior Play; Superla- iy Nushke Stoff 4; Basketball 3,4; all 3; Safety Patrol 1, 2,4; Hobby 2 Dramatics 4; President Junior Toast Master Junior-Senior Ben- Jat 3; Aeronautics Club 2. SHIRLEY LEE WELLBORN jee Club 1,2,3,4; Folk-Dancing Club 1 Dramatics 2,4; Spotlight Stoff 4; Sof Patrol 4; Home Economics 1, ive Writing and Speech 4; Librory Club 4H Club 2,3, Reporter 3; Superlative | F.T.A. Club; Usher Junior Play; Sel- nce Club 1. JEAN ELIZABETH WILLIAMS jome Economics 1, 2; Gli afety Potrol 1; F.T-A. Club Jancing 2; Superlative 4; Spotlight Staff ; Creative Writing and Speech 4; Librory Jub 3; Hobby Club 2. WILLIAM RAY WILLIS -F.A. Club 1,2,3,4; Superlative 4; Aero- euties Club 2; 4-H Club 1,2. JAMES EUGENE WooDBY clence Club 1; 4-H Club 1, President 1; efety Patrol 2,3; Glee Club 3; Beta iub 3,4, Treasurer 4; Gloe Club Oper ta 3; Superlative 4; Chief Marshal 3; ramatics 4; Creative Writing and Speech Spotlight Staff 4; Junior Play; Co- itor Nushka 4; Vice-President Senior jess; Valedictorian. KATHLEEN SUE WOODY fome Economics 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; F. A, Club 4; Beta Club 4; Folk-Dancing lub 2; Superlative 4; Spotlight Staff 4; jeative Writing and Speech 4; Library Slab 4; Hobby Club 2; Glee Club Ops tte 2. MASCOTS | GARY ARROWOOD Son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arrowood CLASS POEM Beautiful springtime Ix here ‘The time to be olive Yet there's a tinge of feor For the class of '55, Always each springtime befere Wo've wished the time to orrive But this will be ne more For the class of 55. For Graduation Is her And soon we'll aay good-bye Each eye will shed o teor For this class of '55. Glenwood High we love th Your teachings will survive Wo fee! thet you have blest ‘The class of '55. To each beloved teacher and friend Who has kept our hopes live Sincere afe our thanks to you From the class of '55. By-gone days of youthful times Memories will keep ali In our hearts they'll live sublime For the class of '55. Tomorrow's future dawns onew At lost time has arrived To make all dreams come true For the class of $5. LILA HOLLIFIELD. Class Poot MAXINE CRAWLEY Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Crawley CLASS MOTTO “EDUCATION IS A SEARCH FOR TRUTH.” CLASS COLORS WHITE ond GOLD CLASS FLOWER ROSE History One hazy day in August, 1943, there oppeored on the horizon of Glenwood compus a new ‘ormy of prospective learners, who were eventually to be known os the class of ’55. Standing at the portal to greet us was Miss Estelle Washburn, who took us under her wings and shelt from the fears of our first year. Then we started on the journey through the grades with Mrs. Ellen Crawford, Mrs. Mary Cothran, Mrs. Clara Rayburn, Mrs. Richard Shaw, Miss Chorline Hemphill, Mr. Ray Shytle, and Me. ond Mrs. William Elmore, respectively, each polishing, refining, and sending us on our way to @ higher level of achievement. At the beginning of the eighth grade our class enrollment was increased by Eugene Hol- land, Jimmy Ledbetter, Hugh Ledbetter, Shirley Cable, Eloise Berry, Billie Cable, Jack Lusk, Roland Reel, Hoske! Ree!, Martha Anderson, Frances Reel, and Deal Lawing---coming from Sugar Hill; Marcelle Martin, Lois Smalley, Everette Sumlin, Lynn Christy, Roy Lonon, Eugene Woodby, Mary Arrowood, Lillian Arrowood, Doris Ann Buchanan, Callie Arrowood, Elbert Hensley, ond Hoyle Blankenship---coming from Dysortsville. Then began our high school journey. Probably our most horrifying experience in the Fresh- man year was changing classes. Pushing our way through the narrow corridor upstairs with Jun- iors and Seniors towering over us and casting their contemptuous glances, we trudged our weary way to face the reprimand of teachers if we were late to classes. Miss Nol liams and Mr. G. D. Wigley were our homeroom sponsors that first yeor in high school, the parties and the pic- nie at Old Fort Picnic Grounds--and sometimes our classes--made this a memorable year. Before we realized it, we were Sophomores, wiser but happier, for our “adjustment” was now completed. Again Miss Willioms ond Mr. Wigley were our sponsors. Biology and World History were the chief worries of our otherwise happy year. One bright spot in the year, however, was our class picnic to Crobtr ‘5 our homeroom sponsor, was there to |g to the top of the ladder in the field of When we entered our Junior yeor Mrs. Dora Howel welcome us. It was then that we thought we were get learning, but Algebra Ii ond American History made us realize how little we knew. Typing and shorthand caused us some sleepless nights. The highlight of our Junior year was the Junior-Senior Bonquet. The beautiful setting in a tranquil rose garden, where the wishing well invited us to make known our wishes, will always remain in our memories. Will they all come true? History will tell. Then, there was the Junior ploy, ‘Happy Holiday,” with a mixture of laughs, thrills, ond romances, How hard we worked for Wilma Poteat and Jimmy Ledbetter to be the Harvest Festival King ond Queen! They beat the seniors to the throne. That was our supreme accomplishment. Almost suddenly our Senior year had begun. Mrs. Howell was again our homeroom teacher. Class rings, orders for caps and gowns, invitations, ond diplomas meant that our goal would too soon be reached. One highlight of this year was the winning again of the Horvest Festival. Wilma Poteat and Thurston Haynes reigned as King and Queen. The most cherished memory was our class Christmas porty in the Community Building, given by Mr. and Mrs. Howell. Ahead are yet mony things to look forward to before the year is over--the Junior-Senior Banquet, our first train ride, for most of us, corrying us to our long-anticipated trip to Washington, ‘and then graduation---the saddest and the happiest of all our experiences. Last Will a nd Testament State of North Caroline County of McDowell Glenwood High School To Whom It Mey Concern: Wa, the Senior Class of 1955, being about to ut of this sph cand publish this, our lost will ond testament. of education, in und mind (2) and bedy, do make ARTICLE! or Faculty, whe have done their duty, our deep sppreciation for theirhelp and guidance ARTICLE II incipal, Me, Fronk W. Howell, we | , all due to his faithful instructions. fection, our deepest reverence, our heortiest grati- ARTICLE III To our porents, who for twelve long years have given us their unselfish lo ind sacrificial help, we leeve our deepest titud ARTICLE IV ymaining high school students we leave our obi to complete the final yeor. ARTICLE V To eur homeroom teacher, Mrs. Ds B. Howell, the profound admiration ond ever: ARTICLE VI We, the senior class, make the following Individual bequests to the member 1, Shirley Wellborn, will my love for Ford cars to Gell Williams. 1, Jean Williams, will my mischievous ways and cbility to skip closses to Arrena Poteat ond Chorline Reel. |, Revonda Brookshire, |, dark, and handsome boys t for Physical Educotion Class to Mil places enytime to Gayle Elliott. Best Personality, ond my admiration for Flos ie Bowmen. Hell, Mildred Geferth, and Hazel Mashburn. , will my love Bequeath my titl snchaired boys to Eunice Hayne nd Margie’ Hemphill 1, Hugh Ledbetter, leave my love Morgan. ind Nota Estes, 1, Evalyn Jordan, will my ability 0 I, Anne Craig, leave my title, Cu 1, Lynn Chet imy ability te pick the lock on bus no. 5010 1, Junior Gt e my ability te ge te town anytime during the 1, Eugene Helland, will my lock ond kay for ole bus 26 te anye 1, Billy Greer, leave my shortness to Billy Gene Reel. I) Ray Willis, leave my quiet ways to Troy Lee Baker, Eloise Parker, and Betty Jean Bledsoe. Stenley Voss, will my good looks to Grady Perham. will my ability to smile and be Teove my in, will my ‘Lonon, leave my Jock Lusk, leave my friendly ways to Joe Taylor, Franklin Holland, and Furman Buckner. Lee Porkar, leove my Asheville girl friends to Jack Parker. Ii Jimmy Ledbetter, will my ability to get In trouble anytime ond any wher [; Dora Pendley, leave my title “Most Likely to Marry to Rosalie Cox, 1m Woody, will my title ax Moat Courteous to Shirley Tayler end Dorothy Vaughn. Eugene Woodby, leave Glenwood High School! 3m, will my brains and ' Talent to anyone who'd vybedy who thinks he can get by with It. xy te Wayne Poteat and Daniel Lancester. who has the money to buy 1y to Faye Frody, Willie Morgon, ond Mergoret P: 1e Robert Willis. take them, whereof, we, the said class, do hereunto set our hand and seal to this will the second doy of February in the yyeor ef cur Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-five. Signed SHIRLEY CABLE Even In this yeor of 73. Acclass reunion we all attend ‘And talk to each clessmet ‘Ah! Eugene Woodby, you Ray Willis ond Shirley Ci With @ big trading post, what more, now | ask ys Jean Williams, @ nur ‘one of the best; Jewell Morris, married, how her home is bles ‘And Mimi Joan Cranford's an actress 20 grect Darline McNeely, o teacher, her fete. ‘the great schoo! Cornell, Where Eugene Holland plays ball very well. Billie Coble is secretory to Governor Billy Gree tte Sumlin is a stern patrolman, | hear. whe always like to fly x0 high, Berry, 4-H leader; ‘And Jimmy Ledbetter, « racing cor speeder; Blonde Shirley Wellborn ranks high a= Also Brookshire ‘And Jack Lusk round the world he travels on; bus driver, he aurely does go; for Marilyn Monroe. Is 0 famous model--she's doing fair. Evelyn Jordan Is an atcheologist's wif She finds It interesting, plans it for lif Junior Greer i a judge in o great big city Helping the people on every committee. 1 her own Ts planning on more. Koy Woody, on artist, whose fome Is well known, Flew in from Hollywood, where she has her home, So all iy old clossmates--both for and near: We've talked over ald time: the top In the teaching profession. ‘And Mra. Dero Howell, her time she has spent To make the '55 closs one hundred per cont She's tops in teaching 2s we knew she'd Us to the year of ‘73. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Eugene Woodby - Mimi Cranford NEATEST Ray Willis - Dorline McNeely QuieTest pillie Coble = Most COURTEOUS my BEST ALL ROUND Kathleen Woody Jey Wellbo simu Ledberter © ou Eugene Holland - Jewell Morris MOST VALUABLE TO SCHOOL ERSON4) MOST LIKELY TO MARRY ‘sty. Billy Greer - Eloise Berry Junior Greer - Dora Pendley MOST TALENTED ost POPULAS _wilme Poteet aon Freddie Jackson - Betty Lou Pyatt sjurston Hove FRIENDLIEST. MOST DEPENDABLE. Kiera lia wbaibes Se ae da Vee Auld Lang Syne; 12. Three Stooges; 13. Prospective Senior; 14. Pals; 15. All he wants for Christ- . Liberace? 18. Where's Jimmy??? i i i | mas.... 16. Special occasion; UNDERCLASSMEN OFFICERS SOPHOMORE GIRLS BARBARA HARRIS SOPHOMORE BOYS BILLY BARBER President 1 Reporter ROMELDA WESTMORELAND FRESHMAN GIRLS JUNIORS FURMAN BUCKNE! JUNIORS TROY LEE BAKER BETTY JEAN BLEDSOE MARIE BOWMAN, FAYE FRADY FURMAN BUCKNER JOSEPHINE CABLE DONALD CANNON, ROSALIE COX GAIL ELLIOTT PEGGY EPLEE NORA ESTES ZORA ESTES MILDRED GOFORTH MILDRED HALL. EUNICE HAYNES. MARGIE HEMPHILL FRANKLIN HOLLAND IRENE KAYLOR MILLARD KISER DANIEL LANCASTER ALMA LAWING HAZEL MASHBURN LULA MAE MORGAN WILLIE FAYE MORGAN JUNIORS LORENE MORGAN MARGARET PACE GRADY PARHAM ELOISE PARKER JACK PARKER ARRENA POTEAT WAYNE POTEAT OLEN POTEAT WILMA RAY CHARLENE REEL BILLY GENE REEL JACK SILVER JERRY SILVER SHIRLEY TAYLOR JOE TAYLOR BILLY THOMAS. DOROTHY VAUGHN MARY JO WALKER MAXINE. WESTMORELAND DONALD WESTMORELAND g GAIL WILLIAMS CHARLES WILLIAMS ROBERT WILLIS SOPHOMORES r4 a = =x un ry 4 UNDERCLASSMEN SNAPSHOTS 1. Happy Birthdey! 2. Young Sophomore; 3. Poor Kitty; 4. Young chicks; 5. Dancing Dollies and Tumbling Tillies; 6. What's he reaching for? 7. Four Musk 8. Drive Safely;9. They look happy. 10. Whose ring? 11. Look out, bubbles burst! 12. F: 13. Isn't diagraming fun? | 14, Attention!! 15. Ain't somebody lucky? 16. Those Juniors! 17. Cousins; 18. Surely does taste good. [LN yj Activitied USL vies! Beta Cluk Student Counril Ceachvrs Paseooooo | are eaten at First Row: Ray Greer, Jo Ann Guyton, Betty Wilson, Mildred Stacy, Margie Hemphill, Gle n Elmore, Eloise Berry, Sammy Mar- lowe, Melbe Harris, Cecil Kaylor, Wayne Bartlett, Second Row: Barbara Dixon, Virginia Price, Trula Mae Roberts, Barbora Lancaster, Jeon Kiser, Olene Stevenson, Jo Ann Smith, Joyce Riddle, Frances Willis, Irene Kaylor, Pearl Duval, David Hens ley. Third Rew: Gell Elliott, Mildred Hall, Jean Hoynes, Barbara Clewis, Betty Westmoreland, Eloise Parker, Jerry Silver, Edna Ledbetter, Joyce Stocy, Richard Buchenan, Kethryn Morgan. Fourth Row: Hannah Melntosh, Billy Borber, Hugh Ledbetter, Eugene Helland, Rey Lenn, Jimmy Ledbetter, Claude Kiser, Hugh Anderson, Jack Silver, Denald Westmoreland. First Rew: Alice Anderson, Rey Mull, Tressie Westmoreland, Jene Taylor. Second Rew: Helen Buchanan, Joanne Christopher, Mex Hellond, Scbbie Potest, Lole Suttle, Wayne Clark, Linda Haynes, June Hughes, Chorlotte Sparks, Margie Newton, Irene Mall, Allene, Keylor, Texle Bortlett, Gledys Reel, Robert Toylor, Harold Pace, Ruth Hawkins. Third Row: Blonnie Gilliam, Eule Clark, Phillp Gardner, Rebeccs Greene, June Franklin, Brenda Tyo, Eugene Morgan, Denald Frady, Kenneth Newton, Li toy Reel, Billy Anderson, Bobbie Ferley, Earl Cable, Dean Smith, Carolyn Mull, Connie Poteat, Patsy Couthern, Josephine Burton, Frances Radford, Ann Tye, Thomas Hensley, Leroy Stephenson, Mrs. Eunice Elmore, Sponsor. Fourth Row: James Rumfelt, Clyde Connor, Garrall Lewis, J. D. Proctor, Patsy Westmoreland, Betty Parker, Frances Anderson, Eddie McF alls, ‘Alen Duncon, Dean Morgan, Lele Mee McCraw, Howard Woody, Jerry Blankenship, Lucy Lewing, Thelma Mashburn, Helen Mitchel, Donald Hunter, Billy Westmoreland, Donald Martin, Bryant Jackson, Jomes Mosteller, Grace Bartlett. Fifth Row: Eugene’ Sumlin, Corel Homphill, Ketherine Moody, Barbara Cranford, Billy Andersen, Ethel Ledbetter, Barbara Bowman, Dera Button, Brendé Potest, David Melntosh, Charles MeFalls, Marle Loftis, Juanita Wiseman, Patsy Allison, Jimmie Buchanan, Jimmy Bright, Shirley Harvey, Louise Christopher, Ervin Waycaster, Geneve Willioms. Sixth Row: Gerald Thomas, Joe Peteat, Ronald Houck, Louise Cunningham, Anne Lawing, Pot Parker, Christine Martin, Laura Robinette, Dallas Taylor, M. G. Fox, Sammy Young, Jerry Cosby, Reba Robi Glena Coble, Shirley Lytle, Alvin Clork, Cecil Clark, Betty Ward, George Duncan. Junior || Jb Ledbetter. St lle Martin, Buckner, Shirley Sumlin, Ar Ambelene Radford, Thel Mertha Hill Left to Right: Grady Parham, Millard Kiser, Olen Poteat, Hugh Ledbetter, Roy Lenen, Lynn Christy, Everette Sumlin, Jimny Ledbetter, Thurston Haynes, Billy Gene Reel, Eugene Holland. aa fony4 wae menos AS Fe, eS First Row: Joye Buchanan, Marie Laughridge, Joyce Dockery, Floy Pyatt, Peorl Duval, Barbora Harris, Mildred Stacy, Blanche Jones, Melba Harris, Shelby Coble, Zora Estes, Peggy Mashburn, Je Ann Guyton, Miss Rachel A. Hunt, Sponsot, Secend Row: Barbara Dixon, ima Price, Jean Kiser, Betty Reel, Margie Hemphill, Olene Stevenson, Joyee Stacy, Irene How. kins, Eunice Haynes, Vitginia Price, Imogene Mull, Billie Cable, Third Row: Gracie Holl, Trula Moe Roberts, Christine Gibbs, Louise Proctor, Eloise Berry, Naomi Mainer, Willie Morgan, Shirley Tayler, Jean Haynes, Borbara Clewis, Jo Ann Smith, Joyce Riddle, Betty Wilson. Fourth Row: Shirley Cable, Larry Gordon, Mildred Hall, Nora Estes, Edno Ledbet Shirley Wellbern, Mimi Cranford, Lilo Hollifield, Betty Lou Pyatt, Barbara Ross, Marie Bowman, Alma Lawing. Fifth Darline McNeely, Rosalie Cox, Gail Elliott, Lorene Morgan, Loraine Jordan, Glenn Elmore, Baby Simmons, Evelyn Jord Marcelle Martin, Eloise Parker, Charlotte Harris. Poteat, Cherline Reel, Maxine Westmoreland. Third Row: Margie Hemphill, Morie Bowman, Shirley Taylor, Lile Hollifielé, Eugene Woodby, Irene Kaylor, Gail Elliott, Robert Willis, Stanley Ves. Fourth Rew: Freddie Eplee, Gail Williams, Mildred Hall, Eloise Parker, Zora Estes, Anne Craig, Fifth Row: Billy Westmorelend, Jack Silver, Wayne Poteat, Jerry Silver, Franklin Holland, Revonda Brookshire Sponsor. Not Shown: Rosalie Cox, Mimi Cranford, Jewell Morris, Billy Gene Reel, Shirley Weilborn Dramatics Se | Eirst Row: Lois Smalley. Second Rew, Back to Front: Lorene Morgan, Lula Moe Morgan, Mory Jo Walker, Arreno Poteet, Wilma Hensley, Walter Guffey. wun, Julia Elliott, Marthe Hill 2 Radford, Hoxel Huskins, Bi |Handicratt A: a e 83 a . pt he rf | Fae me bares dl , Joyce Dockery Wilson, Morie Loughridge, cey, Jean Kiser, ill, Kathern Lew: Doris Hunter, Pegay Charlotte Harris, HARVEST FESTIVAL KING AND QUEEN | High School KING: THURSTON GUY HAYNES QUEEN: WILMA GENE POTEAT HARVEST FESTIVAL KING AND QUEEN Primary and Elementary PRIMARY KING and QUEEN ELEMENTARY KING and QUEEN QUEEN: ANN BROOKSHIRE QUEEN: JENNIE WARD KING: ARTHUR COX KING: EUGENE ELMORE Left to Right: Mrs. Fred L. Morris, Mrs. J. C. Helland, Mrs. Lewin Westmoreland, Mrs. Harvey Ep CUSTODIANS Left to Right: Stanley Willioms, Alvin Clork, Mrs. Ross Willioms, Mr. Ross Williams. q % if Sieg A oy U4 as bel st “he ie CHEERLEADERS Zi a SEEN AROUND THE GAMES! - : ; EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Mr. Somuel Walker, Jerry Gerden, Carroll Hemphill, Eugene Cable, Glenn Greer, Helen Mitchel, Thelma Mashburn, Fane A eety Jeon Parker, Cecil’ Buchanan, Emerson Jackson, Donald Frody, Charles Arrowood, Earl Cable, Willima Elmore. Second Row: Tommy Dennizen, Rebs Robi Ethel Ledbetter, Ruby Robinson, Eugene Sumlin, Raydee Pillime Gore. Peal, David Tony, Alvin Newton, Dean Morgan, Lela Mae McCraw, Christine Martin, Mary Greer, Potay Alli- row. ‘Zaylend McKinney. Third Row: Delmar Wigley, Angeline Smith, Dovid Mcintosh, Billy Anderson, Donald Aldredge, Gave Giecne, Glenda Corawell, Lee Hensley, Karene Poteat, Charles McFells, Boyce Lawing, Philip Gufy, Jimmy Bright, B7e reer ceield Themes, Fourth Row: Joel Lanning, Babby Conner, Linde Mashburn, Sylvia Loftis, Ambelene Radford, seeeahine Reylor, Bonnie Lowing, Jean Rhom, Janice Cable, Phyllis Keone, Pat Parker, Shirley Parker, Betty Jo Roel, eer Wiscmon, ‘Alvin Clork, Iriz_Jean Gallion. Fifth Row: Sammy Young, Jerry Coaby, Shirley Lytle, Mary Joyce Holland, rent Cree” Onald Bolick, Horold Childers, James Rose, Ollis Boker, Ray Mull, M. G. Fox, Alice Anderson, Leroy Wilkerson, Olli Lewing, Dallas Toylor. SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Mr. William Elmore, Harold Pace, Max Helland, Elsie Connor, Charles McKinney, Buddy Veughn, MargaretRhom, Thomas Hensley. Second Rew: Mrs. Eunice Elmer Howard Woody, J. D. Proctor, Earl Reel, Donald Hunter, Robert Tren Venue Gilltom, Ruth Bartlett, Luey Lowing, Potsy Authen, Horvey Ferguson, Jerry Blonkenship, Junior Lawing, erent Hunts. Third Row: Gene Holland, Cecil Parker, Eugene Morgan, Carolyn Watkins, Jeanette Morgan, Jeanette Hell, Guilty Atreweod, Peggy Lone, Hozel Smith, Woodrow Wyatt, Donald Painter, Howard Johnson, Glenda Raybum. Fourth Row! Mae Lettie, Corclya domison, Jee Wigley, Frances Rhom, Borbara Bowman, Jane Taylor, Louise Willis, Elizabeth Rhom, Reyree Morgan, Dorothy Farley, Raymond Roper, Ronald Hollifield, Treasie Westmoreland, Jeyee Rhom. Fifth Row: Eugene Elmore, Glena Cable, Fronces Price, Cecil Clerk, Harold Dean Suttle, Arnold Jorden, Grover Kiser, Bobby Evans, Graver Lewis, Lonny Condrey, Joe Peteat, Ronald Houck, Jeannie Ward, Ann Lawing, George Duncan. SIXTH GRADE First Row: Charles Radford, Reid Motgan, Linde Haynes, Jess Cable, Irene Hall, Helen Buchanan, Second Rew: Miss Char- line Hemphill, Allene Kaylor, Donald Barnes, Rebecca Greene, Jimmy Morgan, Bryant Jackson, James Rhom, David Huffman, Clyde Connor, Robert Barnes, Eula Clork, Jockie Elliott, Rite Painter, Mrs. Charline Teague. Third Row: Billy Anderson, Dean Smith, Correll Lewiss, Bronda Tyo, Carolyn Mull, Billy Westmoreland, Shirley Harvey, Clell Whitson, Vernon Morgan, Lorry Tyo, Frances Anderson, Kenneth Newton, Philip Gordner, Jomes Rumfelt. Fourth Row: Ervin Waycaster, Lorene Red- ford, Barbora Cranford, Leonard Wiggins, James Buchanan, David Proctor, Betty Ward, Herman Poteat, Thelma Redford, Laura Robinette, Denold Wigley, Louise Cunningham, Clarence Lewis, Buddy Parker, Mack Brodley. FIFTH GRADE First Row: Miss Ivarea Flack, Robert Poteot, Texie Bartlett, Betty Harvey, Robert Taylor, Donna Aldridge, Richard Gard- ner, Gladys Reel, Lola Suttle, Larry Cable, Ruth Howkins, Janice Rumfelt, Nira. Dessie Lewing. Secend Rew: Billy Ray Rom sey, Lucille Parker, Louise Christopher, Grace Bartlett, Margie Newton, Ann Tye, Blonnie Gilliam, June Hughes, J.B. Willis Vera Holmes, Wayne Clark, Glenda Cannon, Jeanette Rumfelt, Jimmy Rayburn, Bobby Farley, Leroy Stevensen, L. D. Hender- son. Third Row: Shirley Watkins, Elizabeth Moore, Kermit Elliott, Charlotte Sparks, Warren Ramsey, Josephine Burton, Frances Radierd, Lois Arrowood, Louise Matlow, Fredia Lewis, Lucille Mathis, Patsy Westmoreland, Vera Price, Jomes Mosteller, Everette Lee Stevenson, Bebby Cooke, Ronald Webb. Fourth Rew: Donald Martin, Richerd Young, Jerry Bledsoe, Jim Condrey, Jonnie May Bowman, Katherine Moody, Frank Proctor, Herold Morgan, Brenda Poteet, Hubert Williams, Joanne Christopher, Allon Duncan, June Franklin, Eddie McFalls, Shirley Smith, J. C. Laws, Connie Poteat. FOURTH GRADE First Row: Mrs. Laura Brown, Bunny Laughridge, John MeMchan, Linda Morgan, Estelle Porker, Shirley Arrowood, Shirley Mathis, Chorles Davis, Wilma Gardner, Mrs. Genoese Pyatt. Second Row: Bobby Beam, Billy Jarret, Vivian McCraw, Marthe Bornes, Edna Hunter, Eddie Cranford, Glenn Pace, Gloria Condrey, Mildred Conner, Judy Ledford, Eugene Clork, Joan Mull. Third Rew: Leroy Morgan, Naomi Wiggins, Donnie Hayes, Bryan Wigley, Charles Connor, Rita Lawing, Troy Hilton, David Decton, Grace Myers, Howard Ferguson, John Loftis, Ralph Kaylor, Wayne Rhom, Borbara Jamison. Fourth Row: Douglas Carswell, Ernest Vaughn, Jerry Nelson, James Cauaby, Jackle Smith, Elizabeth Duncan, Reidy McNeely, Marie Smith, Alice Lewis, Robert Lee Resh, Jimmy Blankenship, W. L. Wiseman, Royce Hensley, James Rhom. Fifth Row: Nancy Ress, Barbora ‘Ann Berber, Derls Clewis, Paul Woodby, Larry Lewing, Wayne Cole, Don Cable, Michael Dockery, Jeon Willis, Ronald Rad- ford, Doneld Elliott, Ann Parker, Rebert Greene, Patsy Smith, William Hawkins. THIRD GRADE First Row: Etta Mae Voughn, Danny Webb, Shirley Ledford, Donny Willis, Belty Painter, John Swann, Mickey Benge, Johnny Romsey, Ronny Willis, Robert Bartlett, Linda Marlowe, Mrs. Clara Rayburn. Second Row: Key Merle McKinney, Maxine Ram sey, Nellie Potect, Carl Redford, Doris Gilliam, Truitt Woodby, Katrina Jackson, Johnay Gibbs, Michsel Porker, Billy Smith, Pauline Conner, Mary Ann Hawkins. Third Row: Brenda Parker, Neal Cannon, Scotty Willis, Dean Simmons, Rebecca Young, Shirley Jeon Creech, Gerald Williams, Virginia Gardner, Gayle Houck, Charles Ward, Benny Mergon. SECOND GRADE First Row: Mrs. Ruth Howkins, Gary Gibbs, Harold Elliott, Bobby Helland, Jimmy Parker Rhom, Alice Arrowood, Phil Poteat, Eddie Hawkins, Ann Brookshire, Mrs. Berbora Ell Dovid Aldredge, Lester Welch, Wilma Cable, Danny Cogdill, Carolyn Davis, Lorry Corver, Phyllis Barnes, Brenda Duncan, Billy Smith, Millis Flack, Mery Helen Hollifield, David Farley, Arthur Cox, Billy Ray Dowdle, Glenda Morgan. Third Row: Rebecca Simpson, Irene Jamison, Billy Millwood, Georgio Gardner, Eric Hilton, Donnie Green, Gary Byrd, Morvin Mosteller, Gary Creech, Sondra Laughridge, Bobby Procter, James Clark, Harice Ferguson, Eugene Gordner, Barbara Arrowood, Carolyn Word, David Owens, Eugene Rhom. Fourth Row: Carlos Cable, Gale Brown, G. D. Franklin, Pomela Clark, Jimmy Mosteller, Shirley Nelson, Robert ‘Cole, Joe Lowing, Harry Holland, Sandra Lucas, Michael Smith, Norma Cable, Jerry Reel, Kenneth Frisbee, Gail Haynes. FIRST GRADE First Row: Miss Emma MeGalliord, Tony Green, Troy Henderson, David Webb, Rita Rhom, Barbara Parker, Sherry Flack, D. Z. Lawes, Nina Mosteller, Susie Tyo, Roger Conner, Arnold Sparks, Pennie Benge, Rennie Dever, Wayne Buchanan, Paul Burnes, Mrs. Edna Hemphill. Second Row: Margoret Clark, Maty Goins, Gall Redford, Judy Cole, Bruce Redford, Jimmy Mock, Glenda Gorlond, Marie Reel, Grayson Holland, Charles Jemison, Frances Hayes, Judy Melntosh, Celie Willis, Marion Ferley, Richard Bowman. Third Row: Linda Warren, Justin Poteat, Brenda Evons, Ruby Suttle, Juanita Carver, Linda Finley, Phyllis Cole, Freeda Hensley, Gene Morgan, Dean Woodby, Mickey O'Quinn, Gerald Conner, Frankie Yess, Ann Reel. Fourth Row: Freddie Houck, Gerald Webb, Charles Collins, Joan Anderson, Norman Arrowood, Brenda Lawes, Jimmy Haynes, Wanda Hogan, Malinda Burgin, Borbora MeFalls, Timmy Buchanan, Corolyn Radford, Barbar Fender, Donald Wyatt. Billy Dover, Leo Mathis, Jimmy Second Row: Margaret Bledace, Sonta must hove been here? ‘ou; 13, Watch that bat! bat; 14, Time forthe bell; 15, Thirsty Twins Advertisements Congratulations to the Class of 1955 Drexel Furniture Company Marion, North Carolina Compliments of Phone 2154 Suburban Rulane Gas Co. of N. C., Inc. COOKING—HEATING WATERHEATING PO. Box 648 American Thread Company SEVIER PLANT Sevier, N.C. F. D, GLENN SON GRADING and HAULING CONTRACTORS, Diol 8441 or 6155 SNIPES MOTORS, INC. Marion, North Carolina DODGE PLYMOUTH CARS DODGE JOB-RATED TRUCKS ALLIS CHALMERS FARM EQUIPMENT East Court Street Compliments of Biltmore Dairy Farms { Marion, North Carolina | Old Fort Finishing Plant { (Division of United Merchants and Manufacturers, Inc.) i DYERS AND FINISHERS OF RAYON FABRICS OLD FORT NORTH CAROLINA R. L. James Son MANUFACTURERS HOSIERY FOR MEN Marion, North Carolina } Compliments of Clinchfield Manufacturing Co. WIDE PRINT CLOTH MARION NORTH CAROLINA H } Westmoreland and Hawkins FUNERAL SERVICE : } } S, J, WESTMORELAND, Mgr. — Mrs, S, J. WESTMORELAND, Lady Asst. { HOWARD T. HAWKINS T. WALTON CLAPP, JR., Embalmers Day Phone 2161 — Night Phone 2161 } 20 South Main Street Marion, North Carolina i MODE BROTHERS, Props. GROCERIES — FRESH MEATS GAS AND OIL Phone 3170 Mode Service Station Glenwood, N. C. Compliments of PHILLIPS MOTOR CO. MERCURY SALES SERVICE PHILCO. HOME APPLIANCES 414 E, Court St., Marion, N.C. Dial 7321 Compliments of Big Dollar Food Center P.O. Box 675 Phone 2-3921 N. Main St. Marion, N. C. ; 1908 1954 } McCall's Funeral Home AMBULANCE SERVICE Day Phone 2120 — Night Phone 3671 Marion, N. C. Compliments of SKYLAND MOTOR CO. All Makes of Cars New Used 1 Mile West of Marion, N. C. Dial 2-2784 Highway 70 S. Garden St. Phone 4391 BUILDER’S SUPPLY, INC. “Everything to Build Anything” Marion, N. C. Compliments of Marion, North Carolina ETTA PAPER BOX CO. _t } GROCERY COMPANY WHOLESALE GROCERIES i Compliments of A. BLANTON { Dial 8421 | Marion, N, C. Com pliments of ALLISON’S DUTCH GRILL Compliments of JIMESON’S HARDWARE S. Main St Marion, N.C. ROSELAND FLORIST Day Phone 737] — Night Phone 7421 Marion, N. C. Compliments of BEAMAN LUMBER CO. Marion, N. C. MORROW’S JEWELRY, INC. Diamonds—Watches—Retail Jewerly Watch Repairing 26% S. Main St. Marion, N.C Compliments of PYATT OIL COMPANY Marion, N. C. Dial 6211 Compliments of ROWE’S MARKET FRESH MEATS GROCERIES ‘Marion, North Carolina Compliments of SMITH BARBER SHOP FLOYD: E. SMITH, Prop. Marion, N.C. MARION F. C. X. STORE FEEDS — SEEDS — FERTILIZERS Marion, North Carolina P.O. Box 657 Phone 8281 LAMBETH LUMBER CO. R. G. LAMBETH, Owner Marion, N. C. Compliments of MARION BARBER SHOP W. Henderson St., Marion, N. C. Compliments of Route 1 Marion, N, C. |. B. MORGAN SERVICE STATION — GROCERIES Mud-Cut Station 4 PROCTOR’S FEED STORE “Chesterfield Feeds” Diol 3421 “Better Feeders Feed Chesterfield” —} Laughridge Furniture Company J, L. LAUGHRIDGE, Mgr. Furniture — Ranges — Household Goods — Hardware —Frigidaires Electric Ranges Marion, N. C. Cowan's Variety Store jWeRM Lane Cav Broweasres Comonanon Diol 8402 VARONI { Highway 70 eee! siete Marion, N.C. PUBLIC SERVICE H i ———$ ees ——— MARION MACHINE COMPANY Marion, N, C. “att : i Compliments of GORDON FURNITURE COMPANY Marion, N.C. Marion Dry Cleaners If Your Clothes Are Not Becoming to You They Should Be Coming to Us Opposite Post Office Dial 4471 { : FOR GOOD BUYS IN SCHOOLWEAR See THE BARGAIN STORE Marion, N. C. { ; { Compliments of GORDON F. MORRIS DEALERS IN WHOLESALE CANDY “Sweetly Yours’ Marion, N.C Compliments of Robinson’s Clothing Store “The Friendly Store” Diol 2-3781 — 13 W. Court Street Marion, N. C Compliments of TROY'S CAFE Marion, N.C. Compliments of LAKE TAHOMA STEAK HOUSE Highway 70 Compliments of ALLISON’S DUTCH GRILL Compliments of ECKENROD’S STUDIO Marion, N. C HOME LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING Dial 2112 Sanitone Service ‘Marion, North Carolina - = } Compliments of Compliments of ROSE'S 5-10-25 STORE SARAH'S BEAUTY NOOK 112 State St., Marion, N. C. ee oie - WELL'S GROCERY FORD GUM MACHINE {3 Miles South of Marion, N. C. ae Pearce an Highway 26-221 Phone 6153 ie acpi e telat eet Compliments of Compliments of CITY TIRE APPLIANCE COMPANY. BETTY JEAN BEAUTY SHOP Marion, N. C. Phone 8291 Marion, N. C. MAY DAY BEAUTY SHOP Dial 3281 ‘Marion, N. C. YOUNG'S SHOE STORE Good Shoes at Reasonable Prices Marion, North Carolina 439 E. Court St. Ballew Motor Co., Inc. } Pcs vR0 Marion, N.C. “Where Friend Meets Friend’ Compliments of East Court Motor Co. PONTIAC GMC Dial 4241 Marion, N. C, HOLLAND'S INDEPENDENT SERVICE STATION GAS OIL — FEED FLOUR Route 1 ‘Marion, N. C. R. V. HORTON SON MEATS — GROCERIES — GAS OIL. Dial 8461 West Marion, N.C. J. R. HOLLAND GAS OIL — GROCERIES FEED = Compliments of CLYDE W. RAYBURN GENERAL MERCHANDISE Glenwood, N. C. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Marion, N. C Compliments of WORKMAN’S Compliments of SMITH FURNITURE CO. Marion, N. C. | : : | eres | a fan (ai aan ara 7 Compliments of | Compliments of MARION BUICK CO. FIRESTONE HOME AUTO SUPPLY STORE Marion, N. C. Marion, N. C. } LOVEN FURNITURE CO. 6-8 Main Street Dial 8211 Marion, N. C 7 CITY MOTOR CO. “Say It With Flowers’ HUNTER FLORIST CLEAN USED CARS 128 South Main Street 111 North Garden Street Diol 4291 Marion, N. C. Marion, N. C. a enna tm ne Saas Be Compliments of TAINTER’S PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTERS Four Registered Pharmacists to Serve You Phone 2133 Marion, N. C. Compliments of DUKE POWER COMPANY SERVING THE PIEDMONT CAROLINAS | Compliments of HN ; } OTIS L. BROYHILL i FURNITURE COMPANY i MANUFACTURERS OF BEDROOM FURNITURE Marion, North Corolina L eocennneennennnnny Sree = Compliments of ‘Compliments of MARY-LYN SHOPPE HUGHES DEPARTMENT { { STORE WESTERN AUTOH ASSOCIATE “We Sell the Best Shoes in the County” i Old Fort, N. C. Marion, N. C. HAYNES JEWELERS For Watches—Diamonds—Costume jewelry GUARANTEED WATCH REPAIRING 18 W. Court St. ‘Marion, N.C. eee HARDWARE RADIOS — PLIES Dial 8351 ‘Marion, N. C. Compliments of CURTISS CANDY DISTRIBUTOR Compliments of 3- Fou SERVICE STATION R. NANNEY, Owner Marion, N.C. man Seite IN YELECTRICAL SUPI | ; ; Dial 6181 Compliments of DIXIE CLEANERS PICK-UP AND DELIVERY 31 W. Court Street { ‘Marion, N. C. { “HL E. KELLY WATCH ‘MAKER AND JEWELER Diamonds Costume Jewelry ALL WORK GUARANTEED 107 S. Main Street Marion, N.C. Expert Repairing — Engraving | ; } { { { i MARION MOTORS, INC. i YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER 1011 E. Court St. Phone 2106 ‘Marion, N. C. PRODUCTS CO., INC. READY MIXED CONCRETE BUILDING BLOCKS i McDOWELL CEMENT | Phone 6861 Marion, N, C. DAVIS SISTERS FEMININE APPAREL OF DIGNITY ‘AND DISTINCTION Dial 3511 Forest City, N. C GENE HOLLAND’S GROCERY FEEDS — FLOUR — GAS — OIL Highway 221 Compliments of TIPTON’S SHOE SHOP Marion, N. C. Your “Home of Better Values’ For Over 23 Years { { i MARION, N. C, “Always Shop Your } Home Stores { { First’ ‘Compliments of Compliments of } reneuee MARKET YELTON MILLING CO. a Coe ones beats N.C. MANUFACTURERS OF HIGH GRADE —- oat Compliments of FLOUR, MEAL FEEDS os } WwW. M. GLADDEN Rutherfordton, N. C. H REAL ESTATE | Marion, N.C Compliments of Compliments of i ECONOMY AUTO SUPPLY EAST COURT BARBER SHOP Marion, N.C Marion, N. C. Compliments of HALL'S BARBER SHOP “For the men who care” W. Court St. Marion N. C. So we come to the end of another—the last for some of us—year, We wish to express our thanks to each person who had a hand in the making of this yearbook, and, above all, we express our deepest appreciation to the local merchants and manufacturers without whose financial help this book would never have gone to press. i By means of turning these pages we have looked back upon the past. Now we slowly close our book and with heavy heart, sadly lay it aside . . clest fini. | THE EDITORS A product of YEARBOOK PUBLISHERS PHONE 4-785] SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHERS, hunter's (ewe SERVICE 1318 SOUTH HAWTHORNE ROAD. WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA es ea) © ae PROPERTY, GLENWOOD HIGH SCHOO Be ¥ me iS