Graham High School - Wag Yearbook (Graham, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1948 volume:

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Mike' Ma- comson III of Badin Lakeg a sister Ms. Edith Clapp of Gra- hamg three brothers. Mr. Charles Clapp of' Graham, Mr. Wade Clapp of Haw River and Mr. Earl Clapp of Burlington and five grandchildren. The funeral will be con- ducted 2 pm. Friday at First United Methodist Church in Wilson. The family will receive friends in the fellowship hall immediately after the funeral. Memorials may be made to First United Methodist Church, P.O. Box 1423. Wilson. N.C. 27894 or the charity of choice. The Thomas-Yelverton Fu- neral Hoine in Wilson is in charge of arrangements. ISL- X0 -97 ll 'W Dr Alex F Goley 2 plans to retire from the Mr' practice of medicine on 'T -'-r June 30, 1 l'IiI After July 1 1995, all patients records will be avail Kernodle Clin Graham Hopedale Rd able I we , er . . l ' lile , , ... ,.i. . I Vox l 1 I ,..1. Q flias I is f I 1 . . I l-S I ' l at ' ic o n ,..-if ' :gf Y - - ,..:n-, s - 'L 41' gin' c ff I 1 3 i K ,ig iz f0...g74-595, C2 Burlington, N.C. Times-News Mrs. Lena S. Farrell GRAHAM - Mrs. Lena Smith Farrell. 92, of'418 N. Main St. died at 1 30 , : a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 3. 1995, at her home after seven years of failing health. A native of Mullins, S.C., she was the wife ofthe late Mr. W. Hal Farrell Sr. She was the daughter of' ' Mr. Arthur C. Smith and Mrs, May Smith, both Farrell deceased. She was a retir d F' - e irst grade teach- er at Graham Elementary School and a member of Gra- ham Presbyterian Church. Survivors include two sons, Mr. W. Hal Farrell of Green- wood. S,C., and Mr. Robert S. Farrell of'Houstong one broth- er, Mr. C.C. Smith of Mullinsg five grandchildreng and five great-grandchildren. The funeral will be con- ducted at 2 p.m. Thursday at McClure Funeral Home Chapel in Graham by the Rev. Eliza- beth Severence. Burial will be in Linwood Cemetery. The family will be at McClure ' Funeral Home in Graham from 7 to 9 this evening. and at other 1 times at the home. Memorials may be made to Hospice ofAlamance X Caswell 1 Po. Box 2122, Burlington, N.C.' f 27216-2122. 'I Y 5 3 fl 1 1 'E 1 1 1 gfff dfig-6443 'vobcff p-Y -I 1 F, IQ' ,VPAQ W , . Ld nu!-f '7 JW IGH SCHOOL FACULTY W NIR. Nlilillll.-XXI G. Bm:-xx Prirwipul Atlantic Cllfi5li.lIl Cullvgv, .-LB. University ul North Carolina. M..-X. Miss Cl-ix.-x lTm'm'u Cuurflinutvr I7il'1'rx-iliwzl Urrupulium Snlcxn Culh-gl-. .-X. B. K Cvurgz' l'v.llmmly Cullvgl- for TvLu'llm'rS. Nl..-X. 'C .-.- Xlu. C1-iomzr: l'I. II:-'c'KxI,xx .Ufllvfiv lJil'L'l'1U7' C.ut.m'lm Collm-gc. .-MB, Nlus, 'IIVNNH-1 T. l..xwsox l.u!il1. Ifnrzrln umf Iiilzh' Cvntml l'vk'Ill.llL' Culh-uc. .-XB. X' ' Xllss K.n'l1Lx'x Xlc'l7,xxu-i1. CU 'lHI.'lL'f14fll1 East Cgrulixu- Vlq!'.lCIH'fN Cul Nlus. P-Xl'L D, SMITH Hmm' lhurnfrraiw Elon Cullvlv. AB. an 15 .39 S gl r ly 31 c. 1 4. 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S 'WE ELEMENTARY FACULTY MISS EMMA Cox Third Grade MISS BEHTA F UQUA Sixth Grade MISS IVIAHCAHET HARDEN Fifth Grade MRS. DONA M. JOHNSTON Sixth Grade X MISS ESTHER REE Librarian MISS ROSA JANE KNOTT Fourth Grade MRS. NIABEL L. LONGEST Eighth Grade MRS. AUDREY G. MOON Fifth Grade MISS NAHVA ANNE O,DANIEI, Third Grade MRS. IXIARCARET H. PORTER Band Director MRS. RUBY B. SHXIPSON Fourth Grade MRS. NELLIE R. STOCKARD Sixth Grade 4 I- I MRS. GLADYS C. TODD Seventh Grade MISS LUCEILE XVALKER Seventh Grade MRS. BESSIE H. WILSON F :rat Grade MRS. NIYRTLE F. XVILSON Second Grade MRS. NIAHEA J. YOUNT Second Grade ' NO PICTURE MISS RUTH NIEARES Eighth Grade SCIIOOI, BOARD XIII. W. ll.Xl. I -XIllll'II.l.. Vlnlirunlri XIII. XIUIIIIIS III'llIxI'I IIII. l'f. S. I,l'l l'tlX Illl. XYII.I.XIII3 S. lJUl.I'IY XIII, IIICUIIIIIC lf. Yl'TXlv XII Xlr. XII-.N Linens T0 me Emron The recent tragedy involv- ing the three sisters on Highway 87 South brings great sadness to everyone who was fortunate enough to have known them. I was very fortunate to have been taught by Audrey Moon in the fifth grade at Haw River Elementary School. Mrs. Moon was so much more than a schoolteacher to her students. She was one of the students, she was a friend to all and made everyone feel good about themselves. She always looked for the positive in any situation and made things seem better even if they weren't. One of my fond- est memories of Mrs. Moon is the way she would play with her students on the play- ground, She would play kick- ball, softball, swing or play tag. Whatever we were play- ing she was right there with us. Every student was a win- ner with Mrs. Moon. Through the years l have Sadness of Wreck that claimed SISICIS tempered by memories church, community and neighbors. Mrs. Moon always seemed glad to see me and always had a joke or two to share. Joke telling was one of her many joys in life, along with her flowers and wildlife in the yard. She shared so much with me from the les- sons ofthe fifth grade to the iris plants she gave me this spring. I never got to know Mrs. Mogle or Mrs. Fuquay in the same way I know Mrs. Moon, but I feel I knew them from hearing Mrs. Moon talk about them so often. The sisters' love for each other showed in all ofthem. I truly feel my life is much enriched for being fortunate enough to have had Audrey Moon teach me in the fifth grade and continue a rela- tionship that I will always treasure and hold close to my heart. I loved Mrs. Moon very much and am proud to have been one of her students. maintained a close relation- JANE ANDREWS ship with Mrs. Moon through Fl-'Ill' -, . -.11 Arn .,....... .. . . , 'f l'f Il li. lf. XI. YIINIIII ., ,, ., . . . . , .IIHINIIV- 1 HHN IJXIUN UIXH Inliilg lllllflll' MIKS. VIRGINIA D. ALDRIDCE First Grade MRS. MARY T. BECK Fourth Grade Miss SALLIE NIAE BIVENS Fifth Grade MISS MILDREIJ BRODIE Seeond and Third Grades Miss LALA BROWNTNC F irst Grade Miss VIRGINIA CARUTHERS Piano wk FNSAA Sq, Q X ,NQA f N wgsfy Q , Y L' R . . Wt -Q A X 5351? ELEMENTARY FACULTY Miss EMMA COX Third Grade MISS BERTA FUQUA Sixth Grade NIISS MARGARET HAIRDEN Fifth Grade MRS. DONA M. IOHNSTON Sixth Grade Miss ESTHER AEE' Librarian Miss ROSA JANE KNOTT Fourth Grade MRS. IXIABEL L. LONGEST Eighth Grade MRS. AUDREY G. MOON Fifth Grade Miss NARYA ANNE O,DAN1E1, Third Grade AIRS, NIARGARET H. PORTER Band Director MRS. RUBY B. SIBIPSON Fourth Grade MRS. NEI.LIE R. STOCKAHD Sixth Grade 4 -F NIRS. GLADYS C. TODD Seventh Grade MISS LUCEILE WALKER Seventh Grade MRS. BEss1E H. VVILSON F irst Grade MRS. BIYRTLE F. NVILSON Second Grade MRS. NIAHEA J. YOUNT Second Grade ' NO PICTURE Miss RUTH TVIEARES Eighth Grade SCIIUUI, BUAHID Xlli. XY. IIXI. I XIiHl'II.I.. Vfllllrlllflrn Xlli. Nl1lhlxlS lil'lHxl-f Illi. If H l.l'I'I'HN UH XXll.l,XlxlJS lJUI,l'fN Xlli Cllftbliilli KT, XICXI A P. T. A. UFFIIIICRS Xiu. li, I,. lllll , . ,.,, I'rf ,rrlwrff Xlm, XXIIIIXXI lhll s1llI . Yfff-l'f',1flNur Xllwx l,l11l11 U umm' , Nyffflrzm Xlls, lf, XI IHl'I' . f rfmxrwf Xlm, l,nxnx 1-IXIIU X1 Img Irwin: 7 JUST ANOTHER DAY t Clangl Clangl There goes the last bell, and just look at those boys and girls pick up their heels and run. They are seen on their way to get that famous ublue slipf, The first few minutes are spent in a whirl of confusion mid conversations, laughter, and that daily question, 'VVhere are my books? This is for a short time only, be- cause soon they are off, loaded with books, to their morn- ing classes. 1 Z 1 2. rush like mad for the homerooms, but a few unlucky ones 9 5 4 a 6 5' 4 Ouvrez les livres, s,il vous plaitf, is heard coming from the French class, while next door the English students are tussling with a theme. Science pupils experiment with grasshoppers, as the typing class makes rhythm by pecking on the keys. Tempting aromas from the Home Economics room fill the study hall, antagonizing the poor students who are cramming for a test. The band is practicing in the audi- torium. A receptionist answers the telephone in the oflice. There has been a call meeting of the National Honor Society, and the Student Council is having its session. Everyone is busy. Recess, and the fellows and gals rest their tired minds by congre- gating in the hall and rooms or hurrying to meet that certain some- one whom they haven't seen for two whole periods. 'gVVhatcha got to eat?v is asked everywhere, and out come the apples, cakes, and what have you. Once again classes are resumed. The American Revolution is fought again, the geometry students struggle through a problem. But studying is hard, because their stomachs tell them that lunch is not far away. Cafeteria workers leave, and those in the study halls find it hard to keep still. Lunch time, at last, and the two study halls and the Diversified Occupations class race to see who can be first in line. A few minutes later the lunch room is crowded with hungry pupils. VVhat expres- sions are seen on the faces of the students as they eye their platesl Each day they vary. Everyone eats hurriedly so that he may have more time to talk or to primp-according to the sex. Then they wander back to their rooms to study, but oh how good it would be just to sleep! Each day the Bible class is entertained by the Clee Club, which has its class just below the Bible Class. D. O. students leave at this time to go to their work. Julius Caesar lives again in the doors or study rules of good health. Boys, and girls, sports are carried on after school and at night. Finally, the classes are dismissed. The boys and girls grab their belongings and depart. Another grand day is 4 ended at dear old Craham High. 7 Q 5 .H 1-Y, -wi G V- Latin classes. The Physical Education groups play out of N 1?- Yd 2, 9 ig 5 Z--S CLASS fs N X , xnm U' omj ,JQQ-v0 Q X x X xx I ' ' x xx Y 5 w 'RIUN 'Rl HNWCN N 1 il x I ,X ,f Q .H 2' X 2 , ,If J l I I X I kff ff! H XVLVIIAIW if l V lie qw yi If IAI SENIOR CLASS KW Rf I I I f, wa' fx! 'A 1 rf ?-. OFFICERS FLOYD PHILLIPS ......... .... .......................... .................. P r e sident ALEX GOLEY ...............,.............. ........ V ice-President PEGGY PARKS ............................. .......... S ecretczry. BARBARA' LEE SHUINIATE, ................ ......... T reasurer MASCOTS PAINI NIOOBE SKIPPY SYKRS GRADE PARENTS MRS. WILLARIJ C. COLEY DR. WILLARD C. GOLEY MRS. TOM PARKS MR. FLOYD L. PHILLIPS MOTTO Nm' finislzed, just begun. FLOWER COLORS Carnation Lnuencler and VVIIHG . efig 8 Mgr fi, l 0 ,J L NX .. Y 'XA N U L , 42 xl L, '4 V V, .P jaw Pmzmzx' xl,l.l'N I.wn Ilvgl. Cum! 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Albert Men's Athletic Association lg Glec Club 2, Junior Classical League 2, Cafeteria Helper 34 Biggest F irt 4. sw 'fx we if M 5, ,,.. ii'l TT S KKWNMJ lla ft f mtl GERALDINE DAlXfIERON Gerry', Deliver Melv Glee Club 1, 25 Latin Club 25 Biology Club 2g Office Assistant 35 Recep- tionist 3, 44 Transferred from Portsmouth, Virginia. ROY GENE GILLIAM Gilliam'i H0w's that lzuddyilv Men's Athletic Association lj Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g junior Classical League 2g Football 3, 4, Basketball 3. CAROLINE ALEXANDRIA GUTPIRIE Carolv Great Caesar! Pupil Library Assistant 15 Glee Club 1, 2. 35 Reporter Graham Cracker 2, 35 Marshall 35 Receptionist 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4g Most Talented 43 Historian 4. EDWIN JAINIES HAYES ..Red,, Men's Athletic Association lg Basket- ball 1, 2, 4g Baseball 1, 2g Best Z All Round 4. , 0 Q f ' f , v K DORIS STANDFIELD HOLT Chris . Gee I'cl like to see my .s'ailorl', Cafeteria Helper 1, 24 Office Assist- ant 2g Glee Club 2, 3. 45 Most Original 4g 'en t 4. 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' :I ,ll ml- 0 FSTELLA AE RAEl'LI5i'Fk1 Ja N, .f -N ..geewee,, , U6 L tl VP What the -dooclleff' B Cfee Club'1, 2, 35 Baskgtfball 24 Cafe- N jteria 'Helper 25 junior Classical fb Q ' laeagnuev 25 Office Assistant 35 Na- I P tional Honor Society 4, Secretary 45 N - i 45 Best Dressed 4. .f , ,, , . - I ,V Il I1 1 M ' ' .. . f ,V ' 1... f R , fl 'inf - EE OBER1 SON , 1 Runt ' , D ou're right about thatfv ,fl 1 I eteria Helper 1 2' Feature Editor Gia am Cracker 9 Clee Club 9 ry A' . ff 7 U 1 :-' 0 'uh ' ' ..g .rg 4 ss Secretary 25 Marshall 35 Re- , ' ' . ' - , to- ,X ticfnist 4, Business Manloer . be MQAGU 4. ff ' W . iq.. CLARANETTE SHEPHERD Clara Bowl, If you,re euer around my way, drop in., Womens, Athletic Association 15 Soft- ball 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Cafeteria Helper 25 Office Assistant 35 Reporter Graham Crackern 35 Drum Majorette 35 Most Talkative. wr Mais PEGGY IOYCE PARKS ..Pug,, If yoifre ever out my way, drop inf, Cafeteria Helper 15 Softball 25 Glee Club 2, 4g Iunior Classical League 2: Office Assistant 35 Reporter Graham Cracker 3, Business Manager 45 Class Secretary 45 Most Popular 45 Big est Flirt 4. ij. gg II1 M PIERCE . 1 , of ks-. ' ens' Athletic Association 15 Baseball 14 Cafeteria Helper 1, 25 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Basketball 35 Typist Graham Crockery 4. VIOLET IRENE RHODES Vic Mercy mefu Pupil Library Assistant 25 Clee Club 2, 35 Receptionist 45 Cafeteria Helper 4. Jap U E R BnR1iyAdgIY1. ' X zz , f 1 l djwui kl10'I , hifi . 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N f.r:1lmm frmkrr I, X ru'-I nw:- rI1-nt X.nInm.nI II1Ir .-II I, , rw f I My 'P I ff!!! 4IIff XXII Imuwri Cm I x XVII I,I-KXIS 5IlHrlH Ill . .X ,Ir 14. , ,, 4 , 1, lv 1 KXS mf I 1 Im II , ll M I D0 YOU REMEMBER? On that early, warm, Autumn day way back yonder in 1936, as we eagerly pushed our sunny little faces into the doorway of grade one, our eyes shone with great anticipation over this exciting new adventure. We looked about us and saw many small, strange faces which were destined to play important roles in our lives and share twelve happy years with us. Almost too fast, we passed into the second year. The highlight of that year was, without doubt, our trip to the fire station. Our tiny hearts almost burst with excitement on that memorable day. We climbed on the fire engine and listened with big eyes to the stories of the fire chief. The third and fourth years fled as we discovered ourselves packed with more and more precious knowledge of reading, writing, and arithmetic. In our fifth year the State Fair was held at Raleigh, therefore, we found ourselves milling through the crowds, eating cotton candy and riding the hobby horses. On the same day, we visited the capital and shook hands with Governor Hoey. This incident made us feel very important indeed. Grades six and seven passed slowly. At the end of the seventh year, we were shocked to find out we would have to spend an extra year in the grades, however, our eighth year passed quickly. Finally that glorious day arrived when we received our elementary diplomas. We were in high school at last! Then came that horrible year we spent as green, green freshmen. We felt so lost and little among all those big people. It was terrifying!! Breathing a sigh of relief, our class found itself as sophomores. We felt more important now and at least we could pick on the new freshmen! Many of our classmates were now active in sports and in the Glee Club. The girls were busy learning to be good home makers. The air was constantly filled with delicious aromas escaping from the Home Economics Department. In our Junior year we were busy attending to many happy events. The fall was spent going to football games, the winter cheering our basketball teams, and we even turned out to watch some fine baseball in the spring. With the great problem of the junior-Senior Banquet staring us in the face, we set to work. Our hard work was justified for we have never seen a more beautiful banquet. We hardly recognized each other in our striking evening clothes. Many of us wore formals for the first time. How grown up we felt on that wonderful night! Finally after eleven long years of waiting, we became the Senior class of 'c48.v This day had been only a dream for so long we could hardly believe it was true. None of us will ever forget the day we received our shiny new class rings or ,the day we decided to have the first annual Graham High ever published. We were swamped with work-algebra, physics, French, and English. All of us had our noses stuck in college catalogs, trying to decide on a career and a college to enter after our days at G. H. S. were finished. Now in the midst of planning our VVashington trip and our commencement, we stop to realize that we will soon be going out the same swinging doors we entered so long ago. In these years we have learned not only facts from books. but sportsmanship and the value of friends. These years have been happy years, filled with the joy of youth and also the pains of growing up. VVe wont forget old Graham High and the happy years we spent within its sheltering walls. Since that first day in the first grade, the time has passed quickly. The years ahead may be trying ones. We are aware of our great job in the future. We can only hope with all our hearts that the rest of our years will bring the happiness and joy of our last twelve within old G. H. S. CAROL GUTHRIE, Historian i X ,4 aww, sam Nu lmigci' are yu slu-ltcrccl hy Thu kuocl ulcl ha s of Graham Iligh. Thcyw ' been our ri 'ugc year hy year. Our me nory of them will always be clear Out into th- wiclc, unfricuc ' world, Qui' iiatc hcforc us lies urifurle . Success and sorrow, joy and tear Tia-y lie in sturc among the years. But wi-ill not laltcr with a sigh, XXI-'ll moot the-in all with hcacls held high XXX-'ll put our lumwlcclgc- to thc test Anil givc to thi- world our vcry host. Our paths will lcail us all afar, But always, as a guiding star, Thr- l4mmw'lc-clqv gaim-cl in high sclwml days Will load us to sm-cuss anal praise. L.xr'1i,x Kim: Xlrixrczrmi-prix' fl?- 3 f L.- Ulf, fl L., f' A '- 'N H I I -1 -KT 11? f 0 . ii 16 259, I aw? in.. Yr' 1 N x J' fgt pr-Q-' il OC A A-'N G. 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K, K' W f! ' . ' . I to if 'I' H. ab if 5 1' ,N- iv 1 -5: '15 'I J fr x MR, NEEDHAINI C. BRYAN Faculty Aciuisffr JULIA CARYL BROWN Activities Editor EDWARD T. CLAPP Sports Editor HOBLRT M OONEYHAMI Photography Editor NIARY ALLEN DRULIIVIOND BARBARA LEE SHULIATE Typists BARBARA HILL A.s-sncifite Busiiacss AIIIIIIIQCI' THE FRANCES A1XIEI,IA COOKE Editor-in-Clzief at 26 STAFF 48 NIH , V Xllzx, l'.u1, IJ. SXHIII lfm uffff Ml: iw: LI xr Kll llmarrclwmx .X1ll'1':lixin! Xlfllzflvvl ffl xlcx ISIIIWNI I: Muff iam' Mfr 1 lfimfg XIII Xluxlnx 1. 1 'f lvlfllflrf Xfflrwl 1 it B , Mr f A len Dflllllwl. it , , ss! X , if , .DJ J P5 '2 .. JL Us F X ,gxahanl Cracker Staff -X lest A is , Floylfl Allison, Julia Brown, Mary Virginia Buhler, Gene Cathey, Franc-es Cooke X 'atrina illespie, Barbara Lorraine Layton, Bobby Minnis, Laura King Montgomery, Prob- K ' es 'nneylm1n, Peggy 1 ret line Trollinger, Don Vestal, Leone VVillinnis, Miss Kuthyln Mc- Ulx' 1iell, -Adviser, Skinner, Afluiser. 'ff . 'ZQQQST f- if 5395-W . JY? Pupil Library Assistants Miss Esther Kee, LiI7l'IIl'iflHj Peggy Allison, Mildred Bradshaw, Paul Bunn. Claude Davis. -To Ann Drunnnond, Thelma Lois Hazard, june Carol lobe, Bobby Minnis. Kenneth Pu e, Clara Fave Pugh, Trilbv Lune Pugh, Dun Rader, Peffgy Robinson, Nirn SlCClU'C, . D 1 D Ck D Jorettu Tysor. Ann Wfoods. Nor in picture-Betty Glenn Logan, Bettie Moon, Ann Robertson. - if 28 lie -- 7 Xlvx ilulvy. f'lltlil'Il l lLlllL'L'N Kfurulu' Q t'l'LllKlllIl' Ilgum-run x Xllmu llmlmmmnl .ll'- i ' ' C mul C-utluru' Xl,u'x Lgmrl lx vx lmvttil- lilm- Nlwmn Q mrulxn Umm Im.1ll Ulu-3 X mlvt lilnmlm 1 mul lil1l1l'l'txHll - 1 Iltlxlm' lmlM'l'hr1ln ' x L IILI lxlu- IlUl3l'l'tNllIl Ill Allllit' Slltllhl' Q-ilflil 5lm'lx.ucl, Alou ll.l lp Hecepliollisls fffliwj ,Z 1 I 0 W A NI '1rv L c 'ff F 'st M 12 L 4 1, Mmy 9 1 Lee I fk r. ,Lv Miss C,l'1r'1 Brewer Betty Lou Holt cz. - f Gerald LGWIS , 1 , g, A1111 YVOOQIS Pat1'ieia Brittaiu Bennie -Iol111st011 Sylvia iX'IC'ACi21l11S 30 ii?- X 1 T ff .. fi- 1 I 1 il N j 1 Q X 1 , .X 1 ai X4' 1 . rs. ight . 1 v 4 , r-1 . , , ' Hun Xmlall, X'il'l'-I,l'l'-Yillflll if 7 f w ff V xrm .xn .-.. nn- 1...,,..1..1f 1, 11,-,wif-,,f n P!! Li Q , , , I fy fr! ' x f' ' 'I P' ' 1 'I 45' A If .x Y, I '71 1 .1 u I Sh-Ilan Hilllill,gl'l'l'1'flII'U , 4 ,y V f I X N ij 1 ,I , W I If . I A ' K Qt ff to Q I P fy!! if A, H -l K H I '5 .llllizl lirmvn, 'l'l'l'Il-N'Ul'l'l 4-fy WJ ' J A +V ' .. .-I n . A X W J 7' 4. Xliss C11-lm f:lllIl'L'Il. Sjmrasul A ' fp 1 HX 3 K , 'Q lc , , ii X l'1l'LlLDCLf'S Cm W 5 3 - 1- . f' ' Q' X.,-, Q 1 - jff '. 'C' tv f'XIau'v Guru! Tun' .Wi Ky, V. f fr' Di xt 5 . ' F-,Y Za E N V ',' xv ff, if X J ,W-X QUIK-y 'Z x X11 3- ,,--- X, g xt -7.-1 ff, ff, rifl I I Cfurul Clltln'iv 1 T ' f 'fx ', -' C:ill'UIf'll Xlmm rf uf P Lf , K U ' I Xlzlry X irgfiniu liuhlm-1' 1 , I' A .3 ,V Clflllll Bra-xvvll '37 M M My V' WED f J NJ My f ' I J ' ,Ia-gllnfikrgyw, W ! . , 1 - x U! ' H ' fr 1 If Lil Xlilclrptl liutlill ' ,VI H ,' ,. - ,-'fi t ' M cttw. 'Fysur Q' I fu i J.,!,N, Q! ' if '-154231 Egg, :fam Graham School Band MRS. NlARGARET H. PORTER, Director Bobby Boswel James Bradshaw Don Brurnmitt Paul Bunn William Carden Duane Cheek Bill Drummond Mike Flannigan Bill F rick jimmy Glenn George Guthrie Bill Harden Alfred Isley ln ,.- ,fr Joel Isley Tyson Iohnson Jerry Kivett Ioe Linens jimmy Lyons Cecil Moser Kirk Moser Rex Moser Mary Lou Oke George Phillips Larry Scott Jerry Taylor Don Vestal Y Q I x - Q Y u x R- n k T3-.fr , . I F. Bully .Xml Tluumu If Hurry 1.1 rlwlvx' Im X Hut rsrm mmy . - Q' XY. Slmrpl- , ,... Connie- .Mlnxm . ..,. , Ivin- . HHN ..,... Bully Turm-r .,,.. ...., I. Bwlulmy Klum-r .,.........,..,...., Flnycl .Xllismn 'luxe' :Xntlrc-ws Lamar Dixon Lu R Lathe-5' .. 7 I ck km Slum' lrzxwls Fu :nv XI1'C.111r1- Stuff ,...., 'I I n , J U j K l n AJ l.,l, 5, I ml llfgwrllflw ,lil Y M fl ll l . MJ' l fd' , I My f l rl . , M 'l lf, 10,11 fy! MRS. RENNETH BEACH HELMS, Coach h Wg-lung of jf Frances Cooke, Captain Mary Coral Ivey y y x l y H , . Patricia Brittain Mary Ella Martin l Aflfv Q . . . , jx J, x Mary Vrrgrnra Buhler Iackle Robertson K 4, Jlfl-'ll fl! Ni l Polly Core X Claranette Shepherd N QM- JI, Vx Betty Iean Guthrie ll K ll Dorothy Shepherd l 8,1 A My ,J J Barbara Hill l X 1. Alma Io Welch r ff ff: lp - tl . B All l .W U ' gil ,Q l fl X rr lit l 1 N xi VJ ,rj W 0 W.. W -lr X Ng' ' N N 1 J' .Q M X l f-.agg3:r5'gge, xl 4 ta by , IN ll lf srl ll ll l V ,-' W Bl l ' xl' V M ,L'1!,XAt K yi Jkml X ' rx- ' H, ' ' ' , Y , B B yy l f MH da! p'z'662UZ!?!H .2-!'f7fx ffA7jT .-L' f ,A -ff' GJ U -Z-aff ?72L!,.,f, , It -X fp., f 7- , x' ' , 'V 2170! , r K l , -'wc 5 Ifiiiz 212,50 . giaz' H 196 J' V .X U X O ' x x x'!N Q rw Q3 ' Bovs B1lSkt'lll'lIl I1-:lm N n 1 1 MS 5 Xin, Ulm 131-Qxsow. fjllllfll NIH. crlffblifil' Il:-Qfxxrxx. .Xszsislzlrzl Cfmzrlz Dam Brummitt Clvm' Caitlin-y jack Cathy-3 Bl'lIlliC' jUllllStUll 'Iinnny juhnstrm ' jzum-x XIL'I'ln'rwlr Edward T. Cllnpp liuhhy' Klum-r jimmy Fuglmmllu jmck Hose-r .'Xl1'X Colm-y' ffl1al1'li1'ScuH Dlillllllf' IILIYVS Bill Six:-rmmrv Franz Ilult Tfnnnmy Zac-lmrx' 1 X , W J jesse Andrews jack Gathey ffm , 4' , ak' 4 ff A 'ir 5 I Q 9 Q f , 1 as , M I 7 of . 1 . J V a mu A .F A-Q.. 50 ' WX ,A f' i ' 'Y ff' M WW' W H ' i ' ,ff '- if' . , Q-wr. + by I X ' .... X I - ' A. ,, ,,.' if - '- 4 .V . M SQ i ' is 5.14 '-fy? ZW, ,,,. X ,H az., r is , TQ Ls, . X ' is X , j !?! . . . ,gi VV L '-VV g I? I if I ' I :nfl ,,.... Q ,f ,,'T',S., - TZ. Z. V: s . f V V ,.s': ' 21, 'Qui ffm-1212 .,,,, -- , - V- , - T Ii' 11:-Nils ' ia - - 53.1-A: ...., iffiivsf , ww. - - Q11 1 is 3 ' ar X 21 s bp , P X..,,A ,J-5 ,Q 10 ji f , M A C I 'W ., 6 1 ,.,, 2 M 1222, , X ' ,,,.x Y .5 f . . fr V- 4N.f ,.j 'f ' G Q N A 1 X A . . , .I .:: .,., ' - - Y, ' -gl 'X M' .. in F rv wt jii V ,EE :L X - ' . -, I , .Q 3' 11 , 5 l X 3 ' . JJ fi ,.,,. 'Y is ' ' f ,-- .,,,.. , if ' A gee- X t V ,N ' h ,... 2 sm . Q P if . 6 aa' Q ' one ' ' Q ' Ernest Allison Floyd Allison Harry Cornell Lamar Dixon Gene Gilliam jimmy Hayes Frnaz Holt Gene Cathey Edward Clapp X ?'l'iil'1' PWA . 'lv ' YPYX' 'E ' A X A iw 5 -J ' ' 'Pb ' 1 Es is- ' Si' 5 ' my N... , . , Jimmy Iohnston Bobby Joe Moser joe Kimrey 1. W. Sharpe Joe Linens Billy Turner Eugene McGuire Dick Vestal james McPherson Wilsoii Williams Bennie Johnston Bob Moser Tommy Zachary ---114 38 lie- N ,- N. f xx P . Il 'Hi ew Q - , r A , i U N 4 1 .1n, 1 . ' . foe XJ! y x 'A 4, X K ,K , 4 . u ' S i. NH ' --'1 ,Q , Nl .,', uf- .- --....-.... Cheer Leaders Coanne Isley Bobby Fuller Doris Toney Ronald Gammon Alina jo VVelch Alfred Trollinger Cafeteria Helpers Betty jane Adkins, Betty Allison. Bennie Andrews, Boyd Andrews, Bobby Boggs, Georgia Bunting, Charles Dznneron, Bobby Fuller, Harlin Gillespie, Pat Griltith, Ierry Holt. Alfred Isley, ennie Johnston, Lorraine Layton, Betty Jean Linens, jimmy Lyon, Christine Madden, Violet Rhodes, Ierry Sharpe, Ruby WVebster, VVillard VVilson, Mrs. M. R. Rives, Caslzier, Mrs. Grimes Moore, Illanclger. --if 40 23-- llllllll' E1'0ll0lllil'S Iulm lhmxu, l'l.nm'l-N LT.-UM. ll'-l.nl4lim' l3.um'lwn, IH-uegx Ifn-If, I'X.lllIII.l iinllfwpv, T, I I lllbl llnllnn, XI.ux 1:.lIUIlNl'X,Ill'Il'Il Im:-'N l u-w-nl: UL1-x IH-H-'x Vnlm Vuul lhvlnxlxu ' ' ., . , .,, . , . ' ll, I.l1'Lxl4' lmlxullxulr. Kl.u.m1'll1-Sllwpllf-nl Unxlullux Slnrplu-Isl, XI.llL1.lIA't IX-1'le'l, lilllnx Uvlmlu, Xhx. l'.1lll IJ Sumtln l'rmf1rr . 3-Sy -Qf I 5, 5. A V 1 lvping XJ! lll.u-Lunml, Illll.l lirmxn. I'r,nm-w Kflmkl- Xilrx KH'-11 llrnnmmunul fu-x IH '- X , , . Q . I, In .nlllrly Llrx' Cnrul lu-X. Hutlu Lnrmx Billx If-un lnlumm Ntvlh Knllllf. f.l.nr.nI1:-ttv Blu-plum-ral, Durrutlny Blu-pllvrml. Ihrlmrn SluI1111.ml:' Xlvnw Slf .f'l4 Slnlrlvj. XY--fwsln-r, 1.x-urn-A XX-llIl.tIHs, Xllw lxnllnlxll Xhllurllf-I. lhzflnr ,.. ,H 1, -:KX KS rviiswfwk, UCC 5 'V' .,1,,, .. X, 'R bmw, sr '71 2 XS Diversified Occupations Roland Allison Evelyn Guthrie ,W Rachel Bulla Ruth Christy James ' Betty Lee Fargis Nancy Naylor MM M Dorothy Fowler Stella Ratliff M M Barbara Lee Shuinate Alease Stevens OJ ' ' M Shirley Webstei' W Frankie jane Wilson 2 , Harry Wilson M 5 Miss CENA CHURCH, Coordinmoi' ZF' ,, ell. Egg., LAST WILL AND 'l'ES'l'AMICNrl' lVe, the graclnating t-lass ol Crahani lliqh Sehool in the Year ol Uni' l.oril nineteen hnnmlretl anal forty-eiiglit, clo hereby tleelare this to be our last vv'ill .intl testannent, XYe have no wealth, but we are enilovveml with eeilinn talents that vv'e vvonltl like to lN'llllt'1llll to oin' lirienvls anal elassinales. 'lo the vvorltl vve leave hope lor t'Xl'l'l1lNilllj.f peaee anal lreeiloni lor :ill nianl4in1l, l To ont school, Crahani Iliqli, vve leave hope, everlasting Qratitnile, anrl R.. 2 our sincere wishes lor the fiitnre. lo tla llrgli bthool I'aenlty vve leave our most sine:-re ziplm-i'iatioii lor the i uniclanee so willingly given in preparing ns to face the Intnre vvith a lirin resolution to strive for sneeess in all our nnulertalcini.fs. v To the Stntlent Botly vve leave our undying love ior Craliain lliqh Sehool a ' Intl J i , our position in all the hearts oi the faculty. fl 1 l if Xlary, Allen Drnimnond wills her scholastic ability to Torn Fonst. sgflniv Alex Coley wills his love ailiairs to any nnt desiring theni. -2 gf Pt-:fy Parks leaves her bangs to Doris Toney. Frances Cooke leaves her good citizenship to Ann llnssell. Floyil Phillips leaves his athletic ability to joe Linnens. Cleralmline Dznneron wills her big month to Sylvia Xiefvilains. l Shirley ill-bster beilneaths her quietness to yvnn Shollner. tiene Cfatliey wills his love for sports to Bennie johnston. Intl Llapp leaves his love lor Economies to any junior vyho neetls it nevt veir l i Dori thy anti Claraiiette Shepherd leave their niisehievonsness to XY. Sharpe anal Nliltlretl liatlill. liobliv Xlooneyhain leaves his camera to jinnny lfieltaril. julia Browns hearty appetite is lelt lo Sarah Kate Davis. jinnny llaves oiliers his red hair to joe Kinvrey. lVilli.nn Carden leaves his waves to Lee Ivey. -cv 'Iionnny Sledge leaves his everlasting smile to Ceralil Lewis. john llartlie Stoekartl wills his tall stature to Franz llolt Doris Stanlielil Ilolt leaves her rings to Alma jo XVeleh. Laura Nlontaiornery entrnsts her talking ability to joretta Tysor. jaeltie liobertson leaves her baslietball ability to Barbara Hill. Ham' C.-viioi. lviv, Ti'vlu!ri.i:. -.,, jg. SENIOR I A CAROLYN MOON, ALEX COLEI' Most Likely to Succeed HELEN JONES, ALFRED TROLLINCER Wittiesl STELLA RATLIFF, VVILLIAINI CARDEN Neufest CAROL GUTHIIIE, DON VESTAL Most Talented -5445+ NIARY CAROL IVEY, JERRY IIOLT Most Dependable PEGGY PARKS, FLOYD PHILLIPS Most Popular JACKIE ROBERTSON, GENE CATHEI' Most Athletic BARBARA SIIUMATE, JERRY IJOLT Culest SUPERLATI VICS ' 2 5' -3- af' S' . 191, Z, 4 .. , A , A xp-ggi DJ' ? I , K w'vf,2 V ac , Q f ? x X ' if X Q , a Q x xxx I ws S.. l. In IH 4 umwx VIUHX.l'lwxl1l'll1l1ll's Nw. 1'f.zr1.,1-lim l.1wk1uJ 2. Dullls lllnl I, XXI lf! UKXXUHI1 v lfrn milf. -I y.Xlxr:xf.xl:1u INm,lDr1xNlNlx1 .. l'lLxN11N hmm: IIXIXIX Il nm lfrwl ,XII ffnllurf Sllllx HXIIIII. l',11i,1xl'1' Hrs! '7lI'sx1'1f Hman Ilfvl I. Xlllilh 'lxculmlxmlz ,UMM Xvufruifff, In Nffumf xfvul Ul'11lru1f 4, l'n.1.x l'x1:k-. .Mmm Hum S, fIlx1:xxr1'lf- 5lHl'HllLlJ, 'Ifyxxxn S1 mr Billzwf fltflx Uffx! Trlfkfiflly G- I1 4- f I JVM! 3 . I ll A r x r S ,gig I miss :-EB. I ,,f.--a-- S ' .gig if- -'1'i2 4 Z Eg 'fi ,Z ... ,Ze-rf ff' -1'7 -fi? E f-,,-., ar ft 55? fi -W ... ' -- -Q 5 -3455.-u1xai'i.ir+ 1 '-..:.-4-a:..-.:.-:5 h-':'- - '-:': j gl ss- - 9'-Q f'.' ' V DSI ...gli nl.-in ,In m. E!! ns -I!! ' If -4 q IIH W: , III Ill - - Ear 12.3 E , -I - X . il Ill 'iiinl - Ill Ililll gn Eu us' ,, 'nal :nu 1 ii' gi l::': !,,2:- .E1gff'2f i as I: af .- 'ff E I 'S - g 'f V: if! if A-,waf..v . I . ff '1 gl 11255 ' '4- .A J A -Q, f'fXg6 1-ZSINGER , ef, ,, I LJ-1'fZ :-qi':,-4' This is your radio station XVAG bringing you the spotlight news of '63l Flash: Peggy Allen, the famous beautician, will probably 'icurl up and dye for you. Guess VVhat: Helen jones struck oil while trying to hit high C. An- nouncement: Dr. Alex Goley delivered his thousandth baby today. 800 have been named 'iAleQg', Betty Glen QQuiet Pleasej Logan is now a librarian at Banks Holt Library and is doing very well. Get This: Bobby Andrews is now a preacher in his own shoe repair shot, He is a mender of bad solesfi MiIIion- naire: Boland Allison is really cleaning up in his 15 chain dry cleaners. Gossip: Alease Stevens can really get the dope being private secretary to a love-lorn ad- viser. Sport Fans: Gene Cathey has just signed a Hfty-year contract with the Brooklyn Dodgers: doctors say that this hefty pitcher is good for another sixty. Music Loocrs: NVilliam Carden, the band leader, is still trying to run a comb through his wavy locks. Wflllf Do You Know: Shirley Webster is now private secretary to the principal of Grahanfs new high school. Dig This: Being a pri- vate secretary was very profitable to Leone VVilliams5 she married her boss. SlJC1l'fCS.' jack Andrews, the great electrical engineer, is still trying to put two wires together without getting shocked. A VVOHICIH In lfVl1.ite: As Carol Robert- son soothes the aches and pains of the patients, her own feet are itching for the warm sands of Miami Beach. A Name In Lights: jackie Robertson, Vaughan Monroe is waiting for you to sign that contract. Can You Imagine: Tommy - sig 46 Bas-- Sit-tlgu hats just I'l'tltI'llt'Ll to NN tlSlllllQ,lOll ll'Ulll ll lllltlllll-NK'ltll' SlN'1llxlllQ, ltllll' l'llIllitXl'tl hx' his llL't'l'lltLlllL't' ol tllt- lit-plllllit-alll lltlllllllilllllll lol' tllt- lH't'Sltll'IIl'f'. IlHHljllilHPll.' lialrhalral Slllllllllti' is t'lll'I't'lltlY stall'l't-tl witll fllilflx Clalhlt- ill tllt- l'l'Xt'l'SlHlI ol l olv t-xt-l' 5xllll3l'l'. c.lLll'ltllt'ttl' 5lll'l5lll'l'tl, stzlj' lll your t'llillI' lllStI'Zl4l ol tht- llosss lalp XYlll'lI talltillg SllUl'lll2lIItl. 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Cltltla l'wl'LtlIL't'N tiooltt- is owllt-l' ol tllt- tflijl ltlltl l tll'QK'l. illti fillI'l Bt'illltf Sllojljlt-5 XYl:alt ll llt-tlllticitllll Sport lftlll-S'.' l'itlXYLll'tl Cflalpp lllls jlISl di. xort-t-tl his lilth ht-irt-ss, tlllll IIUXY Ilt- is llllfllILf tllt- cilll'tlllllllS witll tllt- lItlIDt'S ol ht-altillq ciL'llL' ci2ltlll'fi5 l3I'tlUlxly'lI l7odQt-rs. Cr! Tllis: .llllial l'll'UXYlI, tllt- jlt-llt-il l1llSlll'l' hats just alt-t-t-jltt-tl tht- joh :ls prixtltt- 5t'L'I'l'l1ll'y to Ur. .Xlt-x Cjtlllgj, tht- ttuuous UlNtl'll'lL'l1lll. Sot'it'll1: lfllm-llitl Oltt-y, tht- tallllolls llIt1'I'llJl' dt-t-oraltol' lI'lJIll Xt-w Yorlt, llLlS just alrrixt-d lllllltt' to put tllt- lilIlSlllllLf tout-ht-s ou fil'llll1llI1v5 ut-w high st-hool, ,lllgrl of .llt'l't'l1: l't-Qlly P1lI'lxS htls just ht-t-ll lIZllllt'Ll l'1lOl't'IlL'l' Nlllltlllflllt' ol ljtllxl' itll' ttlltillg CLOUD t-au't- ot tht- llltltllllll plzlyt-1's-lt.-XY DUKE. Stltlp Sfltttf Xxittllltlllil l likt- to htut- tht- joh ot tllalt l-QIIIIUIIS j7llllt0Ql'Ll1Dlll'l'. Bohhy Xltltlllvflllllll. whos spt-lltlillli his tillll' Sllllllpillgf tllt- jlictllrt-s ot tht- uBL'llll-tl-lllln lllssit-s. Alt-l'l'j llolt Lllll ht- st-t-ll witll his tt-t-t proppt-tl oll ll dt-sk Qixiug ortlt-rs to ll ht-allltitlll SL'L'l'L'till'f' ill his UXYII tcxtilt- luill. 1't't'k-tl-lloog BL'lllllCl tht-l't- salt salt Nllllkf Xllylttl' ou hosss liIIL'L'-SllUI'tl1lllICl lllllSt ht- illtt-rt-sting. StC'll1l lttltlill. ltost-si lLlIllllllS lltttll' lllily. hats Ll tl1L'lIl0 song- l'm Xllllkillg tht- Floor Ott-l' Yollul .X Xtlillt' To Ht'1llt'llll2t'l': Nut Bl1tCl'iXX'UOCl luust htlvt- likt-tl shows prt-tty' wt-llg Ilt- is IIUNY tht- UXYIIUI' ot North f:11I'UliIt1liS llll'LfL'St lJl'lX'C'-lll. gl Song To Ht'nlt'llllJt'l': l.1lllI'il XllHltQtlllN'I'f' is ll1lXillLf ll -ixllll'l'Lly'H tllltl' siuqiug, l'll Bt' YUllI'iS.n Iltlpplfa Doris llolts XYiIlIllllLI sluilt- is rt-Lilly tllliilltf ht-r plzlct-s, just look alt alll thost- l't'pllL'ilS. C:llt'tN'.S' ll'llo: Ilidiuq lJL'llillLl those trt-cklt-s tllld rt-d halir is hjllltlltf' llllj'L'S, Ll PIIOFISSSOH alt DUKE. Bt-tty B. Xloou l1115 just cut laldit-si skirts oil to tllt- Fkilltllll' lt-uqthg sht- is uow t-nllt-d XVhistlt-r's Xlotht-rf' Cv! This-: Floyd Phillips. ht-sidt-s l5L'lllLf tl Lfl't'1lt jouruallist. hats just he-t-ll t-It-t-tt-d INLIYOI' ot' Crllhtllu. .'XII1t'I'lL'il'S lllUSt lttillltililll t-ity. with Burliugtou llow ll Slltllll Slll3llI'll. a-tri: Ct-ll llldiut- IJLIKIIKTUII hats coluplt-tt-d tllt- lg2llH0llS pzliutiuq of Xlr. .-X. BOXYIHLIII tllltl his two hy tour Qrot-t-ry stort-. CJIIKTSZS' llvllllfi Bt-sidt-s ht-iul: Ll good l'l0llSt'lit'L'lJt'l'. Yiolt-t llllodt-s is tt St'Cl't'ti1I'y tlt c:lt'I'l Hopt- Baptist Cll'lllI'Cl1. UTI! xlvllllf Do You lilltlllf ljtllllllil Xvttltlll, Ll Qrt-alt tl1't-llitt-ct. is uow workillq ou tht- idt-tl tlltlt ll split-rv llilS thrt-t- llztt sidt-s alud tivt- lllILIlL'S. Sport Falls-: XX'ilsoll xX?illl1lIl1H llgts just l'illisht-tl at xt-ry llllsllcct-sstlll st-llsoll L-flat-llillgi tllt- lltlw Hivt-r lgt'2lC'll Ci0lI'llJ4'l'S, Tht-3 tlroppt-tl llillt' out ot tl'Il glllut-s. Talkiug Ll tortt-it lI'0lI1 S1lX2ljJllL1XV lliultj' lJiIllK5. who tliilllit sllow up. I7l11.s'll: EXt'lf'Il Cuthrit- is ll splt-lltlitl st-t-rt tilfj for I-'loytl Phillips. tht- lLlIIllJllS jtlllfllitllst. Xlllfy cjllffll Ivt-y is jlrixxltt- 5t'L'I't'tllI'y to 'litltlilltf Slt-due. tht- llltllfl' prt-sidt-ut ot tht- Uuitt-tl Staltt-s. ,llllll ,llltfllf 'l'oll'll: ,Xl- ht-rt llolt. ll tllTiXiIlLf L'tJIltl'llL'tUl', L'1lll ht- st-t-ll lltlppllll trolu ollt- projt-t-t to 2lllUfllt'I' ill his sollpt-tl-llp l'45l. lt was ll had dau' so ht- had to lt-alxt- his l3t'llCll t-ratlt Sport ljlllltlh alt llUlllt', SUllM'tlliIILI MH1lI'0L'v Carl Pit-rt-t-. Ll hlltt-ht-I' tht- world l'CllUXYlll'tl tlt-tt-t-tilt-. is Npkllfllllf, ll tjuit-t wt-t-lt-t-ud llt tht- 'lirollillflt-r's Iluutiuq I.odgt-. Tht- llltllfl' history ot tllt- L'ltlSN ol -13 is alll lllllillUNYlI. hut jlltlgillg lrolll jlalst sut't-t-sst-s llllll xit'tol'it-s. I lit-lit-xv thtlt. NVllL'Il tht- Cllftllill ot tht- llItlIl't' is tl!l'llXX'Il but-k. tht-rv will lat- l'l'Xt'Lllt'tl olllj' progrt-ss tlllll ll2lpPlIll'!SS tor tllt- lIll'Il'llN'l'S ol tllt- st-uior t-lalss. a tt , l iitfylf 9 If K JQfl lfOQ1fUlf9l'LS f m' ff' M W ' J aff M ,ff VL W D , f4 w ,J 1 M twfiffy Vjfjpji W, f if , M ff, W ,fy Xjlf , Jfjjfdjff V X7 M My! ,FIM mb M 1 W cf JJ, WWW, ,W J' 9 jf ' I ff' M5 QF ,ff f if I AM J. JfL?fI2ff'ff2.lWPLLM wif 1 Qggx Q Kg 0 A I ,v,i'fib 45915 G!! 545 Q Q' ,dvd 1 fx fig fi? Compliments of - Jjnfeomp ' ,MAJZQ5 wen am! liffcelwze p,!...,v,- I, - 'ff-'fl Dependable , ' - 5 fr . FURNITURE : FUNERAL SERVICE Since 1-99?- B J-WJ Dial 6-2481 GRAHAM, NORTH CAROLINA 50 Rlllll uml 'I'Il0MI'SON lfurniturc and lflcctriczll Appliances Y DIAL 6--1202 CDRAIIANI, N. C. Hughes' Motor Company .l Cjllllllllilllfllf-S of FIRESTONE IIOXIE and IHASHUS YY ll.Lrcl1'n Sl, ALVIIJ SUPPLY ' 0 CRAIIANI, N. CI. Dial 6-6977 C,'U,11,pHjllCHf5 U! cf'l1lIllJHlllf'llf.N of Tonefs 'favern Islcfs Grocery c:1a.xc:x M1 joxis Cfffff1fliffff'HfS of 1JEv.xm'm-:x'I' Hom: CLH1I FI'I'II NIOTOH SALES 1 Forty-fil'l' Yfllfk of 511111 - -.,.51.,- Compliments of Compliments of Wrike Drug Company Dixon Hardware I O Dial 6-4316 Dial 6-4959 Compliments of . GRAHAM DRUG COMPANY C Compliments of The REXALL Store GRAHAM and ALCO Compliments of MASSEY'S SPORT SHOP I Dial 6-3220 , if 52 2810- Cvntrul Scrvivv Station Aa Cfmzxplinwnts Of Greerfs Fuel Company O XYL-st Elm Stroct CIHAIIAXI, N. Owm-cl Ll Sl'I I'l.I' Dial 6-1021 LX DNCili.fX'l'U IATIONS SICNIOHS! 1' lx Urn' Hll.V1'l1c'.S'.YH I Hans! U i.s'l1vs l'wl'0l!I VVhite Front Marknt XIIQATS and CHUCI Hll S 1 O V XV:-st llzwdm-n Str C- A Dial fsflua A GRAHAM CAFE HOME COOKED FOOD Short Orders- A Specialty ml Upm-rut:-cl by Xlr. und Xlrs. Cf I . 1Sllil1lifl'llIll1.xffllllffl THE SCIIIUOI, KIDS FHIICNIDSN liulwrtsull -12453 aw- Compliments of HAL S MEN,S SHOP Clothes to Wear for Men Who Carey Compliments of HARDIES ESSC STATION Q Phone 9130 DeLuXe Cleaners ' Q D1al 6-1133 Dial 6-2933 Home of Exquisite Cleaning HHERH Anything that means as much to a wo- man as the ring you place upon her finger, should be chosen with great care. We offer dia- monds of unsur- passed quality at prices based on as- suring utmost satis- faction. Aleaileffi ,ymzm CUlll12lIllll'Ilf-S uf MOON'S FASH ION SI Il ll' CH.-XIIAXI, NOIITII CffXliOl,lN.'X SMART LADIES' XVICAH C 1' 0 fl i I uf 061.911 prices Dial 6-3841 N III CCJll1lJIIIllL'llf-S' of C O T T Y , S , , , BURLINCTONS FINEST SODA SI--IOP DEPARTMENT STORE FOIIIIILIIII Se-1'vic-c, Cumlics, Sgunclwiclu-s 1 xILIL'.1iIfIlll'S IJIQII fi-61515 NIISS THUHSTONS SI IOPPE ExL'l11.s'il'z' I.uc1iv.s' RCIIIIU-fU-II'I'lll', .IIIHIl11'I'1j and Silk I.i1zg1'r11 4 HIT Xlqplv .-Xu' ,J . . , Di-l G 2450 lil lIl.lNC.ION, X. C, .I J KEN IIUCIIES MOTOR COMPANY .Iu!l1uri:1'1l STUIJEB,-XKIZH SALES fx SEIRYICIE -IT XX. Ifmnt Sl. BL'liI.lXCl'I'OX, X. C. Dml fi-4461 - -fl? 55 51-- Compliments of Sears Roebuck 81 Co. I 200 East Front Street 1. C. HIGGINS Sporting Goods For All Occasions Phone 6-6336 Burlington, North Carolina Compliments of T. N. Boone TAILORS 0 BURLINGTON, N. C Compliments of NEWLIN HARDWARE CO O BURLINGTON, N. C. GOOD HEALTH Helps You to Earn Good Scholarship Melville Dairy Milk and Dairy Products -f-if 56 lk'- XVIIUII in Burlington alttvml um' of tlu' I Ivauling tlmvntn-s . the PARAIXIOUNT the CAROLINA or AIAMANCE I ' Cfmnplilm'nl.v of XIOYIICS ARE YOUR BEST HEL-XX.-XTION AN D ENTEHTAINNIENTI NICICSIC - SI IUl'II'IN HR I 0 BIIIII.INfI'I'ON, N. ff. I GRAHAM BOOK N l3lBl,lC I IIUUSE IHS S, Nluin Stn-I-l ' ffllurrll, Uffim' mul Swluml SIIIIIIIIIHY Dial Ii-'Iii-15 A FRIEND I ffl' gil.. G ' 0 o o ff ,Q Coke! MII: L ii- JIIX fx!! Drink K ' f- 4---I' A -I I 1 A53 -X j, NIIIIWIIIIIIII C4265 I I pf f ,, I II, '- De:z::.:::f':'n., X , . . Q 5 WMM Rcfrc-slung, 5: lovvuo uuoll uolnv ol n1lcocA.:oLA connnv sv BURLINGTON CIOCIA-C10I,A-X l3O'l l'I,IXG CIO. I 603 S. Xluin St. BL'1iLlXC'l'ON. NUNTII C.-XIIOLI NA D UNITED DEPARTIXIENT STORE The Friendly Store of Value.s',' BURLINGTON, N. C. C ompliments of TROLLINGER'S FLORISTS BURLINGTON, N. C. RHODES-COLLINS Complete Hozise Furnishers 418-420 S. Main St. BURLINGTON, N. C. Compliments of DOYLEIS JEWELRY BURLINGTON, N. C. COURTESY RICH X THOMPSON SERVICE AMBULANCE - Dial 6-1622 BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA LONGEST SHOE STORE Shoes, Hosiery and Slzoe Repair O DIAL ' 6-1138 GRAHAM, N. C. CAMMACK OFFICE SUPPLY JIMNIIE,S BEAUTY SAI-IGN Dial 6-5791 C. BURLINGTON, N. Cornplimcnts of BEN FRANKLINIS FIVE 51 TEN GRAHAM, N. C. 'WVQ Need Your Heads in Our Busines.s'n One of the Most Modern and Sanitary Salons in Alamance County O GRAHAM, N. C. -I-:EE 58 Buvk's fflvulu-l's For yvflllfa' U7111 Cfzzf' Cffnnpli1m'nl.s' uf ,lim and juIm's ICSSO STATION Q 0 Dial 6-1516 Dial 6-1337 ,M , , f ' f I - , 1 7' Lew Aww-- X 1 Y GRAHAM SODA,SHOP L uIfw!Ic7l't'V l3I'l'Cl1d.f' .Uvefn Dnixxs :,f4ANlJXXl'IClIIES 1 CANDIES 0 -0 f Dial 6-5311 f - -il - 1-- HOOD SPORTING GOODS BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA IT PAYS TO PLAYU Uniforms, Sweaters, Jackets and Other Athletic Equipment SPECIAL PRICES TO SCHOOLS AND STUDENTS Dial 6-4797 206 West Front Street Compliments of K. Sr H. MOTOR SALES flfafm Corner Front and Church Sts. BURLINGTON, N. C. -634 60 55.0- fIUllgNfl'IlfIIIHIIHIIA .-Xml lim! U'i.wlr1'.s- MOOHEFIELDS Fl .ORISTS l5UlIl.INiI'l'0N. N. lf. St. I ffUlHlIIIllll'llf.Y uf I f.'1IIll1llIllll'7lf.S' nf S'1'.-ITE 'l'IIEA'l'ER GLAMOUII SIIOP N H :X Y L :X C:tIlll,llIllll'llf.X' nf 1JEPAP.Tx1ENT STORES IUUANA SHOP II'lu'r4' Yuur Duflrlr liugfm .Vfwt H05 East Davis ' lSL'lil.INL2'I'ON, N. C. lim-lmgtmw. N. C. Xiupll- Ax cmu I. CURRY ISLEY AND SONS GIIUGIQIIIES - XIEAVIIS - I HUI'l'S - VIfGE'IIAI3I,ISS Dclirvry Svrl'ir'1' -lixtvnsimm BURLINGTON, N. C. Dial 6-210 C. B. ELLIS MUSIC COMPANY Eucryflzing Mu.s'ic'r1I BURLINGTON. N. C. FOSTER SHOE COMPANY Slmcs, Bugs and Slmc Repairing III E. Dwxfis Strvvt BUIKLINCTON. N. C CR.-XWFORIIS DEPT. STORE cmr1.w, NORTH c:A1wL1xA Cmrxplirrzcrals uf BURLINGTON SPORTING GOODS BL'HLINC'I'ON. N. C. -if 61 51- B. F. GOODRICH MOSER'S AUTO SUPPLY HOUSE- Cofzgratnlfziiolrs S eniors f Dial 6-3889 GRAHAM, N. G. Compliments of MCADAMS GROGERY J. T. Self Self Electrical Contractor West Harden Street 9 INSTALLATIONS OF ALL KINDS 0 Dial 6-1992 GRAHAM, N. G. Dial 6-3292 Sanitary Barber Shop Congratulations Seniors! GRAHAM DRY GOODS STORE 'The Store That Appreciates Your Tradev Compliments of Graham Sc tic IOC Store -wi G2 aw- W0l'll1 L. Tllonlpson Agvlivy INSURANCE - REAL lCS'l'A'l'lC O Box S9 Dial 6-4690 Crziiizim, N. C. . W i. .yi W , Wi' Suvvlx' c:1iA1 1,xx1 11e.iimv,x1iE Co.. INC. Crulium High Cafeteria --SERVICE Tflixf SATISIPIESU B. BRADSH.-XXV, XVHOLESALE SINCE 1903 XX Siu-ci.ilizi' in Fruit, Curl-nl Klint. Yi-gc-luluivs Q CH,-XII,-XXI, X, cj, Plmm- 6-4409 - Gmlmm, North Cumli Cfmupliniwzlw uf FRANKS .IEXVELRY 2112 Xnrtin Xlaiin J. S. BOWNI.-XN'S GROCERY lIL'c'rgfIl1in11 T41 lin! Ifnr TIN' Tulnlf' CHOCERIES - HE..-XTS - PRODUCE Dial 6-T508 CN.-KHAKI. X. C. X. Nhiin St. ei-3 5+- COMPIJIMENTS OF, O Wattas Baking Company Bakers of Ifaztfs Ffzmous Bread and Cakes Q HIGH POINT - - NORTH CAROLINA C OM PLI M EN TS OF jaaaag, Jaueaq Mill GRAHAM - - NORTH CAROLINA If -wif 64 12?- F tl Press of W. W. Thomps C R chmond, Virgini vvrriu--v W'- ww v- ,. .,-,.-- v-,-gy-,viv,.'--W A -- W7 d,2M,W4ZWA . Qfbfpigwkob- J xg yr gjfgjfw in A . ig ff J wf ffjyf J, XX , A N f f U WM QQIVX k'Mf , Q M h,,fQf'Y,,,fy Nb K V, ' ' My 3 i, ' VX M 1 fx 1 A yi! 'WW O fyfq x B2 ,pf iz 1 - My fb V ECL W R i NJ A YW' fN Ng JJ, bl I JN A All A? gif' A I S Of' J I 13? Q vi Ja. QM if-Q! ff! .F ,EH 5 ,q1j,f I ' If tj J , f ic? MFL V Qggolff A W M jf L, M W Q f Akffp A of L . 54' ,OW Q f - -