Grays Chapel High School - Chapel Memories Yearbook (Franklinville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1955 volume:

a) 475) fe Neat pie PER Ses ti tty Paar Mi ening ti F selote etn. | Bp eae a ot Ap re Os aie, eee | x WS pe Se , Vd i on ‘ “y nv e teat RE Take these two eect with you. over Jand or Seas, to close and open the doors , Gi Ae yey 2 . oe Cr ar you please” a I ra ASE xy as ie 2, SCHOOL rd a [1] aS | a edb: classes 22 : : Activities ee (eae | 5 | od [2] MRS. ERNEST L. BORTNER MR. ERNEST L. BORTNER a wel ter We, the Beta Club, dedicate this, our 1955 “Chapel Memories” to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Bortner, whose interest in the activities of the school is shown by their hard work and encouragement to others. [3] Foreword It has been said that with a key, a pencil, a ballot and the Bible that society can establish a civilization of vision and promise. We hope that this year’s edition of “Chapel Memories” will make you aware of the many keys awaiting your use to develop each individual into a mature “Keeper of the Keys.” Keys have been identified as instruments for the operation of locks or as a solution to a problem. We have found keys, in both instances, applicable to our school life. The faculty has handed to us the major key to success by teaching and inspiring us to attain that which we desire. They have extended to us the keys of knowledge, that will interpret and deal with the situations found behind all locks. May the years give us the strength to choose the actions, the thoughts and the beliefs that educate, serve and create. [4] FACULTY MRS. KATHLEEN B. REDDING MISS LUCY BUIE First Grade First and Second Grades MISS FLORENCE BALDWIN ' MRS. LENA BORTNER Second and Third Grades Third Grade [6] FACULTY KINS ANNIE EL Fourth Grade MRS MRS. JANET FRANK Third and Fourth Grades ixth Grades 5 PEARLE ADAMS ifth and MRS F GLADYS PUGH ifth Grade F MRS [7] FACULTY RICHARD YORK Seventh Grade MR Grade ixth S MISS SWANNA BALDWIN MR. C. J. THOMAS Eighth Grade MAUS Seventh and Eighth Grades MRS Yackes [8] FACULTY, MRS. RUTH NISULA MRS. DAISY N. ROUTH French, Science, Math Homemaking MR, E. L. BORTNER MRS. VIVIAN W. CAUDLE Social Studies English [9] EAGCUIFIEG MR. R. L. JONES MRS. RACHEL B. CHANDLER Agriculture Music FRENCH CLASS—FACULTY AT WORK [10] : oo Doe enwors Aad bl MARGARET WILES Beta Club 3,4; Beta Officer 4; Class President 1,4, Vice President 2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3, F.H.A. Officer 2,3; Softball 2; Piano 2; Buzzer Staff 3; Chief Marshal 3; Chapel Memories Staff 3,4; May Court 4; Senior Superlative (1); Senior Play 4. MARGARET WILES . .. . . President CLARA SHELTON. . . . Vice-President TRISSWIELIAMSON 0 ee Secretary) BERIN SRE DE Ree mene Cpoticr SEES EASES NG LT COST Ci, [12] SENIORS PHILLIP FAGG Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Bus Driver 3,4; May Court 4; Senior Play 3,4; Superlative (1); 4-H. LOUISE ALLRED Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Class Offi- cer 3; 4-H 1; May Court 3,4; Marshal 3; Beta Club 3,4, Beta Club Officer 3,4; Sales Manager “Chapel Memories” 4; Assistant Sales Man- ager 3; Cafeteria Worker 4. HARRY NIXON F.F.A. 2,3,4; Marshal 8; Superlative (1); Senior Play 4; May Court 3,4. BETTY REEDER F.H.A. 1,2,3; Class Reporter 4; 4-H 1; Glee Club 1,2,3; Cafeteria Worker 4; May Court 4; Basketball 1; Softball 2. LOUISE POOLE F.H.A. 1,2,3; Music 3; Glee Club 1,2,3; 4-H 1; Cafeteria Worker 4; May Court 4; Basketball 1. STELLA SMITH Glee Club 2,34: F.H.A. 1,2;3,4; 4-H ¥£,2,3,4, Officer 3; Class Treasurer 4; Basketball 4; Superlative (1); Senior Class Play; May Day 4. [13] SENIORS PAUL WHITAKER Glee Club 1,2,4; F.F.A. 2,3,4; Bus Driver 4, Substitute 2,3; F.F.A. Treasurer 3,4; Superla- tive (2); Senior Play; May Day 4. MARGARET ELLIS F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; F.H.A. Treasurer 9. 2: Senior Class Play; Librarian 3,4; Cafeteria Worker 2,3; May Court 4; Superlative (1). RABON THOMAS F.F.A. 2,3,4; May Court 4. RUBY PRESNELL Glee Club 4; Senior Play 4; Superlative (1); Cafeteria Worker 2,3; Librarian 4; May Court 4. JESSE WILLIAMS Substitute Bus Driver 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Base- ball 1,3,4; F.F.A. 2,3,4; May Court 4. MARGARET COX 4-H 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2,8,4; Basketball 1,2,3.4, All County 4; Cafeteria Worker 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Senior Play 4; Senior Superlative (1); May Court 4; Softball 1,2,3,4. Be SENIORS ALLEN BROWN F.F.A. 2,3; Superlative (1); May Court 4. JANE PUGH Class President 2; Class Secretary 1,3; Class _ Historian 4; Junior Marshal 3; Superlative (1); May Court 3,4; Editor “Chapel Memories” 4; Assistant Editor 3; Senior Class Play 4; Basket- ball 1; Beta Club 3,4; Beta Officer 3,4; 4-H Chib 1273.4) Officer 1,3: FYH.A. 1,2,3,4, Offi- cer 2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Winner of Home- maker of Tomorrow Contest 4. ROBERT CARTER Glee Club 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Superlative (2): Senior Play 4; May Day King, F.F.A. Secre- tary 3,4; Substitute Bus Driver 4. ‘IRIS WILLIAMSON Glee Club 4; Senior Class Play; Reporter 3; Librarian 4; Cafeteria Worker 2,3; Marshal 3; May Court 8; Secretary 4. CECIL COX Superlative (1); Baseball Manager 3; May Court 4; F.F.A. 1,2,38,4. DELETTE WILLIAMS Basketball 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. Club 1,2,3,4; Music 3; Buzzer Staff 2,4; Superlative (1); Senior Play 4; May Court 4; Softball 1; Class Treasurer 1; F.H.A. President 3; 4-H Officer 2,4. €% [15] SENIORS TOMMY HUNT Basketball 1,2,3; May Court 4; Superlative (1); Baseball 1,3; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. LOU ETTA WILLIAMS F.H.A: 1,2,3,4; Music 8; 4-H 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary 2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Superlative (1); May Court 4. BOBBY NELSON F.F.A. 2,3,4; Superlative (1); Glee Club 2; Senior Play 3,4; May Court 4. PATRICIA WRIGHT Glee Club 1,2,8,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; 4-H 1,2,3,4; Music 8; Class Treasurer 3; May Court 4; Superlative (1); Senior Play 4. CARL WALKER F.F.A. 2,3,4, President 3,4; Superlative (1); Basketball 2,3; Baseball 3; Basketball Manager 4; Baseball Manager 4. LINDA BUNTING Basketball 2; Glee Club 3,4; Superlative (1). [16] i) SENIORS CLARA SHELTON leew Club 233.4; 4-H 2.3.4: F.H-A.21,2,3,4; F.H.A. Treasurer 3, Vice President 4; Superla- tive (1); Senior Play; May Court 4. ELSIE LINEBERRY F.H.A, 1,2,3,4, Officer 1,2; 4-H 1,2,3,4, Offi- cer 1; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Music 2,3; May Court 4; Superlative (1);-An- nual Staff 3,4; Buzzer Staff 3; Art 1; Senior Play 4; Class Prophet 4; County 4-H Song Leader 2. JEAN MITCHELL Cary High School 1,2,3; May Court 4; Glee Club 4. SHELBY JEAN ROUTH Glee Club 2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; 4-H 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,4; May Queen 4. [17] JEAN CAROL HALL F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; 4-H 2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; May Court 4. MARTHA COX 4-H 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4, All County 3,4; Cafeteria Worker 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Senior Superlative (1); May Court 4; Softball 1,2,3,4. MASCOTS Jean Shelton—Vernon Whitaker MARSHALS Harry Nixon Tris Williamson Margaret Wiles Jane Pugh Louise Allred [18] _SUPERLATIVES Harry Nixon—Ruby Presnell Most Intellectual Paul Whitaker—Stella Smith Margaret Wiles—Robert Carter Best All-Around Best Looking [19] SUPERLATIVES Linda Bunting—Allen Brown Quietest Margaret Ellis—Paul Whitaker Lou Etta Williams—Phillip Fagg Wittiest Best Dressed [20] DIRECTOR AND STAGE CREW [21] Bobby Nelson Margaret Ellis Mrs. Nisula Linda Bunting Patricia Wright SENIOR PLAY CAST 5 2S oh Cod BS fe, yn” ey ee Wn es} sa WOoOA iles Robert Carter Ruby Presnell Margaret W. Stella Smitn 1ams ill Harry Nixon Delette W Jane Pugh Iris Will Paul Wh Jamson itaker [22] Ned Caudle Secretary Vernace Pugh Vice-President Paul York President Harold Saunders Treasurer CHEMISTRY EXPERIMENT Mrs. Nisula, Harold Saunders, Paul York [23] heomtars obec teaet vgdetiedt xdvctle ae ae JUNIORS Joyce Routh Donald Lineberry Leon Routh Marion Glasgow Harold Saunders Barbara Fields Howard Hurley Wanda Wiles Fawnie Burrow Johnny Ester Mary Routh [24] JUNIORS Vernace Pugh Carletta York Jimmy Jenkins Letha Pugh Eugene Amick Henrietta Johnson Russell Smith Peggy Kirkman Donnorie Pennington Ned Caudle Doris Whitaker [25 ] JUNIORS Dorothy Pugh Tommy Barker Betty McMasters Alfred Dunn Thomas Cross Charles Davis Junior Cross Virgil Reeder Gene Walton Jackie Varner Ralph Kirkman Paul York [26] Frances Cook Secretary Benson York Treasurer John Smith Vice-President Marcelene Poole Betty Bunting Reporters NOT PICTURED Bobby Routh President VOICE OF DEMOCRACY CONTEST [27] Routh Redmon Larry Davis Betty Shelton Donald Cox Annie Coltrane Donald Varner Bertha Cotner John Smith Peggy Butcher r Benson York Saundra McBride Donald Hughes Sy, COC eer eneeeet [28] SOPHOMORES Betty Bunting Frankie Routh Marcelene Poole Charles Barker Barbara Routh Richard Freeman Virginia Routh Tommy Poole Jean Routh Junior Allred Alice Williams Bobby Routh [29] SOPHOMORES Malcolm Laughlin Janice Pugh John Lambert Kent Davis Frances Cook Jimmy Lineberry Edward Baldwin Peggy Allred Rudolph Griffin Jimmy Brown John Lineberry Gary Lineberry J. D. Williamson tines: ke onal ? Janet Pugh President Leo Kirkman Secretary Margaret Richardson Vice-President Boyd Brady Treasurer FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS MUSICAL KEYS Cecsunsnappsccs ROSE ANRC DI smpE Jane Anderson Emma B. Pugh Shirley Williams Janet Pugh Ann Davis [31] FRESHMEN Travis Allred Janet Pugh Faye Fagg Ray Fagg Jerry Allred Betty Webster Deloris Hutchens Patsy Lambeth Joseph Capps Ralph Martin Peggy Wright Judy Williams Richard Allred Perry Hunt [32] FRESHMEN Leo Kirkman Emma Bruce Pugh Jane Marie Parris Clarine Barbre Margaret Mitchell Charles Cox Marie Martin Ann Davis Ralph Hall Boyd Brady Ida Grey Walker Phyllis Routh Tommy Johnson Charles Allred [33] FRESHMEN Betty Kinley Winfred Routh Helen Routh Helen Sue Pugh Margaret Richardson Shirley Williams Julian York Joyce Nixon Jane Anderson Anita Amick Johnny York Betty Lineberry [34] Underclasses [35] MR. CLIFF THOMAS EIGHTH GRADE Ann Cheek, Billy Flinchum, Katherine Thomas, Glenn Coley, Darlene Cox, Floyd Thomas, Mary Lou Coble, Eugene Routh, Leilani Hackett, James Kidd, Delette Johnson, Larry Lambert, Elizabeth Loflin, Gene McMasters, Vivian Reeder, Eugene Freeman, Martha Laughlin, Darrell Beane, Mary Ellen Cox, Frank Ingold, Elsie Coble, Phillip Reeder, Hilda Coble, Billy Whitaker, Doris Nell Smith, Odell Lineberry, Lucille Kirkman, James Wicker, Marie York, Donald Routh, Judy Routh, Perry Keeling, Marie Shelton. [36] SEVENTH = EIGHT GRADE Ethelle Smith, Ralph McMillon, Brenda Reeder, Junior Duke, Helen Jordon, Russell Hackett, Brenda McBride, George Williams, Sue Gooch, Stamey Dunn, Betty Noah, Jerry Poole, Patty Hardin, Franklin Routh, Mary Redmon, Dorothy Richardson, Lewis Latham, Jettie Cross, James Carter, Terry Lee Brown, Carlton Griffen, Gene Wood, Charles Parris, Billy Garner, Johnny York, Dennis Routh, Phillip McBride, Garland Garner, Allen Laughlin. [37] MR. RICHARD YORK SEVENTH GRADE Phyllis Lovell, Clancy Allred, Brenda Routh, Archie Saunders, Shelby Allred, Jimmie Burrow, Marie Coble, Barry Hull, Evelyne Trogdon, Jimmy Cross, Nancy Bristow, Phillip Lovell, Nancy Jennings, Clyde Cockman, Peggy Julian, Boyd Cockman, Gladys Hutchins, Hubert Lineberry, Wylma Mitchell, Garland York, Joyce Lambert, Donnie Cooper, Annie Byrley, Ryland Richardson, Mary Lou Cotner, Raymond Cotner, Linda Salmon, Doyle Barbre, Betty Jean Cox, Mack Wicker, Rebecca Coltrane. [38] MISS SWANNA BALDWIN Billy Ferree, Kathy Roberts, Michael Foust, Sue Lovell, Ronald Pugh, Rita Lineber uh Routh, Joyce Allred, Mitchell Beane, Louise Kime, Eugene Roberts, Mary Sheltd Bobby Jenkins, Nancy Millikan, Ernest Kinley, Linda Blake, Robert Butcher, Virginia York, Phillip Julian, Routh Pugh, Rebecca Pugh, Barbara Martin, David Poole, Mary Elizabeth Routh, Linda Lou Fields, Judy Coble, Ruth Allted, Vivian Anderson. N [39] te | MRS. PEARLE ADAMS FIFTH — SIXTH GRADE Ann Staley, Eugene Kidd, Norvella Gray, Bobby York, Margaret Richardson, R. P. Routh, Brenda Routh, Arnold Trogdon, Sue Allred, Danny Lovell, Nancy Carol Jones, John Trotter, Linda Duncan, Eddie Clay Allred, Brenda Ellis, Freddie Cox, Saundra Mitchell, Gary Wood, Barbara Cox, Tommy Parris, Carol York, Ralph York, Larry Salmon, Donald Craven, Jimmy Latham [40] MRS. GLADYS PUGH FIFTH GRADE Cecil Hall, Emma Jean Pugh, Larry Staley, Alice Faye Williams, Jim Richardson, Judy Wicker, J. W. Kirkman, Vivian Farrington, William Cotner, Evonne Laughlin, Fred Lineberry, Louise Johnson, Wayne Coward, Delphia McBride, Bobby Cross, Joye Lineberry, Larry Amick, Margaret Nixpn, Joe Ray Davis, Donna Robbins, Jimmy Julian, Brenda Trotter, Larry Nixon, Dallene Shellar, Arnold Cross, Herbert Poole, [41] MRS. ANNIE ELKINS FOURTH GRADE Janice Jennings, Terry Hackett, Doris Lambert, Gary Shelar, Shirley Carter, Richard Kime, Janet Thomas, Woodrow Allred, Linda Fay Coley, Wayne Routh, Alease Craven, Wallace Fields, Doris Jennings, Larry Pennington, Glynda Richardson, Moleta Briles, Phyllis Dodson, Elaine Thomas, Mary Hancock, Mary Lou Fields, Mozelle Butcher, Patricia Kinley, Loretta Poole, Brenda Jarrett, Barbara Cranford. [42] . JANET FRANK THIRD = FOURTH GRADE Sammy Routh, Linda Millikan, Eugene Coble, Lillian Laughlin, Darrell Routh, Gaynell Kirkman, Vance Luck, Lora Jean Lambert, Rickie McBride, Doris Kirkman, William Suggs, Alice Richardson, Donald Cox, Bonnie Hutchins, Tommy Routh, Larry Lineberry, Warren Hall, Sammy Hackett, William Julian, Franklin Lambert, Edward Roberson, Roger Davis, Jerry Treece, Kay Davis, Delbert Shelton, Irene Varner. Not Pictured—Brenda Bowman, Lewis York. [43 ] MRS. LENA BORTNER qs THIRD GRADE Ronald Cox, Linda Nell Cox, Thomas Routh Jr., Mildred Briles, Roland Routh, Dorothy Johnson, James Robbins, Margaret Hemphill, Wayne Allred, Bernice Webster, Clarence York, Jo Ann Cotner, Leon Routh, Alice Faye Lambert, Steve Tate, Wilma Lineberry, Ronnie Kirkman, Martha Jean Walker, Mitchell Pennigar, Kay Wicker, Darrell Lovell, Brenda Butcher, Larry Wood, Carol Kime, Jerry McNeill, Sue Lineberry, Martha Sue Fields, Brenda Julian. [44] MISS FLORENCE BALDWIN SECON DIGR ADE Margaret Gooch, Manley Briles, Wanda Julian, Larry Routh, Shirley Ann Routh, Neal Thomas, Barbara Allred, Larry Ferguson, Rachel Staley, Phillip Reynolds, Brenda Lineberry, David Martin, Sue Davis, Henry Hickerson, Barbara Brown, Ervin Lambert, Wanda Trogdon, Bruce Carter, Linda Routh, Robert Fields, Linda Cross, David Sheron, Vena McBride, Rosa Lee Coltrane, Mary Craven. [45] MISS LUCY BUIE FIRST —SECOND GRADE Jimmy Mitchell, Frankie Richardson, Jack Gray, Shirley Shelton, Eugene Haithcock, Mary Faye Walker, David Snider, Anne Hall, Jimmy Cotner, Daizy Mize, Larry Gray, Linda Routh, Dickie Waugh, Wanda George, David Routh, Carol Cheek, Wayne Kime, Harriette Anderson, Junior Cook, Theresa White, Charles Davis, Wilma Coward, Ray Allred, Barbara Richardson, Jerry Hicks, Linda Davis, Buzz Varner, Janet Wright, Terry Davis, Jimmy Roberson. [46] MRS. KATHLEEN B. REDDING FIRST GRADE Toni Sheppard, Wayne Briles, Linda Luck Charles Routh, Eva Ann Stevens, Jimmy Cox, Grace Coley, Eddie Suggs, Hilda Mabe, Terry Sheron, Donna Routh, Stephen Routh, Cathy Routh, Donald Hall, Peggy Flinchum, Billy Joe Routh, Sylvia Vanhoy, Jimmie Flinchum, Phyllis Julian, J. C. Haithcock, Marion Mitchell, I. W. Allred, Brenda Laughlin, Larry Butcher, Linda Lovell, Russell York. [47] Our Contributions to the March of Dimes Mrs;, Gharles” Reddingi-2 44 eee $ 40.00 Miss: Lucy) Buie 39% aoe eee 39.40 Miss Florence Baldwin ............ 85.95 Mrsa Janet-Frank 25) 2]. 41.54 Mrs) Lenat Bortner a7 0e eee 54.00 IMiySaaeATiTi eee] Ki) See 35.00 Mrs. Gladys; Pugh) 3 nee eee 60.00 Mrs, ‘Pearle Adams). = 550 Boa Miss Swanna Baldwin .............. 28.00 Richards York = ee OTs James: Maus o. 3: 5253 ee eee 27.72 Glif? Thomas ie) -).,.2 =e eee lea, Mise Ruthie Sul ae 54.44 Mrs. Daisy s Routh see en 15.28 Eernests BOrtnece eee eee nee 153.84 NMirste Viviane © aiden nn 69.16 Mrs. Bruce Pugh Mr. Ernest Bortner Co-Worke rs Shirley Johnson GRAYS CHAPEL AREA SETS SPLENDID RECORD IN COUNTY POLIO DRIVE Grays Chapel school and community came up with one of the top reports in the March of Dimes campaign which has just ended in the county, as reported by Principal Otus C. Thomas. Students in the school and patrons of the community collected a total of $880. This far exceeds the 1954 collection of $638.30, said Principal Thomas. A check for the above amount has been sent to Dimes Director Earl Hucks. Mrs. Bruce Pugh and Ernest Bortner were co-chairmen for the drive. Mr. Bortner planned the activities with the students and Mrs. Pugh the activities in the community. Activities sponsored included square dances, ball games, and movies. The students, teachers, and mothers sold the following things during the drive: cakes, candy, pop corn, peanuts, French fries, coffee and hot chocolate. Mrs, Pugh’s elementary class brought in $60, while Mr. Bortner’s 11th grade was tops in high school with a total of $153.25. In his report on the drive Mr. Thomas said he wished to express his appreciation to students, teachers, and patrons for helping to make the March of Dimes such a wonderful success. [48 ] | Grade Activities [49] KEY TO HAPPINESS: “Happy Birthday.” KEY TO HAPPINESS: “Art Appreciation.” oy [50] i : fe Rss RE ON THANKSGIVING en, 4. ¥ KEY TO SERVE: “Thanksgiving.” PS1] oe GRAS CHAP E, ETA THE KEY TO GOOD HEALTH: “Our Farm Unit.” KEY TO EDUCATE: “If music be the food of love, play on.” [52] KEY TO EDUCATE: “The child who reads is the child who leads.” KEY TO EDUCATE: “Come forth into the light of things, let Nature be your teacher.” [53] KEY TO SERVE: “Freedom of democratic living.” [54] KEY TO EDUCATE: “One picture is worth ten thousand words.” [55] % Activities [57] Mrs. Ann Fields Mrs. Fred Allen Cafeteria Cafeteria Fyre Comypaetint wWerkirsd who! ate) eZ ee aa Lappin Ve [58] “THOSE WHO SERVE” Mrs. Fred Julian Mrs. Mac Coble Cafeteria Cafeteria Mrs. F. H. Coble Mr. F. H. Coble Cafeteria Custodian [59] “THOSE WHO SERVE” occ Mrs. Caudle, Margaret Ellis, Peggy Kirkman, Letha Pugh, Betty McMasters. ’ Geos ee aes Sees BUS DRIVERS [60] Front Row iy ms gton J. W. Kirkman V Willia ivian Farrin Joy Lineberr Leo Kirkman Alice ‘a att a =e) sue. So So WwW en on | 3) tS) 4) 2 B3s5e aC aos es on 2s nc OR ag YO ES Gel = 3 Gs e} 4-H CLUB OFFICERS SENIOR 4-H CLUB [61] Es iy JUNIOR 4-H CLUB [62] ACTIVITIES Joyce Routh Randolph County 4-H Presiden H Emma Bruce Pugh Tane Pugh County 4-H Dress Revue Winners [63] come AGRICULTURE CLASS TOOL ROOM Edward Baldwin Gary Lineberry [64] FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA WORK SHOP [65] JOYCE ROUTH-—F.H.A. County Vice-President F.H.A. OFFICERS Mary Routh Marion Glasgow Janice Pugh Barbara Fields Fawnie Burrow Joann Routh Mrs. Routh Frances Cook [66] COOKING CLASS re Poe : ene a eee FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA [67] BETA CLUB OFFICERS Louise Allred Margaret Wiles Fawnie Burrow Jane Pugh Barbara Fields Wanda Wiles BETA CLUB [68] BUZZER STAFF Alice Williams, Jane Anderson, Margaret Richardson, Fawnie Burrow, DeLette Williams, Janice Pugh, Joyce Routh. LIBRARIANS Marion Glasgow, Carletta York, Saundra McBride, Margaret Ellis, Mrs. Vivian Caudle, Ruby Presnell, Iris Williamson. [69] KEYBOARD CLUBS — tO - OE cat [70] ; 7 i + ‘Stonanuicoomon sooo CHRISTMAS TABLEAU [71] CHRISTMAS TABLEAU “Mary” Iris Williamson “Angels” Margaret Cox Martha Cox MUSIC LIBRARIANS Jane Anderson Emma B. Pugh Joyce Nixon Costumes Delette Williams Elsie Lineberry [72] Jane Pugh Editor Fawnie Burrow Assistant Editor Elsie Lineberry Art Editor Margaret Wiles Business Manager Barbara Fields Assistant Business Manager Louise Allred Sales Manager Joyce Routh Assistant Sales Manager “CHAPEL MEMORIES” STAFF [73] Pee SAE PRED EES EL EARLS, EERE AREAS a tn See : re ere : SOT eisai we HERES So ae eens Piste ie SIE aii can nem ccnrennp LEED net [74] IAMS “emer, eee °c = [75] i OMAR ARR: cue NoieanNa? i ; | | | ie PAE ERE SNOOP lt ELSA DER SH ROO R LEE TEES LINES SLE ET Geka [77] ATT RE OIRO SP HOES [78] BR Sete ae ges see REE: [79] Ss [80] ctpceonaacgs se ar er [82] HALLOWEEN FESTIVAL Jimmy Lineberry Elaine Thomas Neal Thomas Wanda Julian Wayne Routh Routh Redmon [83] [84] SOFTBALL TEAM [86] TEAM CAPTAINS Mary Kouth Johnny Ester Coach York Tommy Poole DeLette Williams ‘Bseq she ‘oiqieg ourrey[yD yoquiey] Asjeg XO‘) JOIVSIK]Y yoy Arey SURI AA ATITYS yoy uuvof Peay estnoy xOD eye yoy soA0f ysng your[ yMoy vieqieg WSU ABBag NEAT Re oe LG! MOSSES) UOLILIY ‘yoy Aqeys “yu eTAIS ‘slAeq Uuuy ‘UuNOY eIUIZITA ‘yNoY [oeme(—surpunjs “SUIRTTTEAA SOIT V Spel] evreqieg pray eyUYy wnoy sys SoM Bpue AA P2WaISs [eH ueof ‘AiIaqoury sIs[y ‘Aulaqoury Ayog TYSiU 07 12] TIVELansva SVD [87] BOYS’ BASKETBALL Left to right—Perry Hunt, Charles Davis, Malcom Laughlin, Joseph Capps, Johnny Ester, Jimmy Jenkins, Donald Hughes, Tommy Poole, Charlie Barker, John Lambert, Edward Baldwin, Larry Davis, Wimpy Routh, Tommy Johnson, Charles Cox, Ralph Hall. Kneel- ing—Mr. York, Carl Walker. [88] Joyce Routh, Mrs. Annie Elkins, Louise Allred. First Yearbook Sale [89] GLADYS says... “ASK FOR GUILFORD.---its besf ASHEBORO, NC. RH UNDERWOOD HARD WARE GROCERY MEAL FEED SERVICE STATION FRAMKLINVILLE, N.C. “ALWAYS CLOSE TO THE SCHOOL” [91] MID STATE MOTORS, INC. YOUR LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER PHOME 2.1 '}'7 49 ‘WF. KIVETT ST. ASHEBORO, N.C. ASHEBORO FARM EQUIP Co. FORD TRACTOR+ DEARBORN IMPLEMENTS PHONE 4257 5} ‘W. KIVETY Sf. ASHEBORO, WN. C, eel tS 2343 PHOME 1447 frrm.. VESTAL MOTOR CO. Gil $. FAVETTEVILLE Sf. | f= ASHEBORO, WN. C. FORD CARS FORD TRUCKS COMPLETE BODY REPAIR YOUR FORD DEALER [92] LIBERTY HOSIERY MILLS INC FULL FASHIONED HOSIERY NEW YORK SALES OFFICE EMPIRE STATE BLDG. NEW YORK 1, N.Y. LONGACRE 3-1555 PLANTS AT LIBERTY, NORTH CAROLINA GIBSONVILLE , NORTH CAROLINA [93 ] COMPLIMENTS OF FRANKLINVILLE HATCHERY FRANKLINVILLE, N.C. Sasa 5 , PIG BPD oo oo Shp Wi: ze y Ge ae WT aN LEG, PA, ffiit sh 4 é ae Vines OL. LY NM hh ‘ LE: d GE MALL IRGLG NEE: a VL fly goed Ys PS y= _ VO Jou iid eo ie 3 $ were 4S Cos 4 iS, r EXCELSIOR CHICKS FOR BROILERS AND LAYERS THOUSANDS WEEKLY THE RANDOLPH MILLS INC. FRAMKLINVILLE, H. CG, DAINTY BISCUIT FINEST ALL PURPOSE FLOUR and EXCELSIOR FEEDS [94] W. G. ROUTH ROUTE — 1 FRANKLINVILLE, N.C. GROCERY | SERVICE STATION FRESH EGGS . AAC FERTILIZER FREEMAN BROS. WELL DRILLING DAW 4644 PHONES = NIGHT- 3936 N. FAWETTEVILLE ST. EXT. ASHEBORO , N.C. [95] DRUGS AT REASOMABLE PRICES RAN DLEMAN- N. C. RANDLEMAM, NC. THE SCOTTISH BANK FORMERLY THE PEOPLES BANK RANDLE MAN N.C. ASHEBORO STEDMAN PLUMBING MANUFACTURING €0. AND Peni HEATING ASHEBORO - CO. MC. ASHEBORO, Wi. C. ACME M”’CRARY HOSIERY MILLS ASHEBORO, Wi. C. MANUFACTURERS OF FINE HOSIERY [97] AMBULANCE DAY and NIGHT GC ENERAL HARDWARE PHONE 2115 : FARLOW LUMBER GO. FUNERAL HOME ASHEBORO ASHEBORO N.C. MC. DW. HOLT «CoQ. 1605 $. FAYERREVILLE sf. ASHEBORO WC. MOTOR TRUCK REFRIGERATION FARM MACHINES TRAGTORS INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER SALES AND SERVICE [98] LOFLIN'S FOX DRUGS FUNERAL HOME eee PHONE 2181 SERVICE RAMSEUR, N.C. ASHEBORO, N.C. FASHION FABRICS CENTER STOWES DRESS FABRICS —- ALL KINDS CREENHOUSES INC. WE GROW THE FLOWERS WE SELL PHONE 5166 ASHEBORO, N.C. SOUTHERN AUTO SALES THE BEST IN USED CARS WILLARD VESTAL, OWNER PHONE — 51138 703 N. FAYETTEVILLE S$f. ASHEBORO, N. CG. SOUTHERN AUTO BODY WORKS COMPLETE AUTO Bony REPAIRING N. FAYETTEVILLE ST.EXT. ASHEBORO, N.C. PATTERNS + ACCESSORIES ASHE BORO, N. C. [99] ‘THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK MEMBER OF MELVIN’S DRIVE IN FEDERAL RESERVE EAST Gt —_— SYSTEM and FDIC. ASHEBORO, MC. ASHEBORO, Wi.C. COMPLIMENTS oF: FARM EQUIP| FRANKLINVILLE RANDOLPH CO. SIORE, INC. ALLIS-CHIALMERS TRACTORS GENERAL | ALL CROP HARVESTERS MERCHANDISE | NEW IDEAL EQUIPMENT oe | PHONE -3. PHONE -4136 FRANKLINVILLE ASHEBORO, N.C. [100] ASHEBORO TOMMY’S = COMPANY} | DRIVE IN CHRYSLER - PLYMoura| | 7 i SALES axd SERVICE THICK MILKSHAKES 2CEN. FAYETTEVILLE ST. FRENCH FRIES ASREEORO, N. C. PHONES — 2193 - 3145 N. ASHEBORO | N. Cc. LOWE'S ASHEBORO HARDWARE KEARNS SERVICE DRUG STORE OPEN WEEKDAYS INC. 3:30 70930 PM SUNBAYS PHOME -6!7] 200 To 6:00 P.M. PHONES DAY -21I¢ NIGHT -3935 BY-PASS _ 803 W. SALISBURY Sf. HIGHWAY Gl ASHEBORO, N.C, [101] C.W. HENLEY CO GOODYEAR ‘TIRES WESTING HOUSE APPL. | LINGERIE T. V. SALES + SERVICE | DIVISION EASY PAY PLAN RANBLEMAN, N.C. PHONE 3135 “JONES DEPT STORES | ‘SHE STORES THAT SAVE YOU a ea BINS GROCERY HARDWARE | | | | PHONE 5362 ASHEBORO N.C. RANOLEMAN RT | [102] FOR AUTOMOTIVE NEEDS see JUNIUS ROUTH ROL ETS LIBERTY MOTORS---INC--- LIBERTY N.C, PHONE Gl on'lo THE CHATHAM BANK LIBERTY, N.C. J ULIAN’S PRODUCE = MARKET MEATS + GROCERIES SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINT SINCLAIR GAS NEAR CENTRAL FALLS CHATHAM FOODS INE. DEMANDS THE BEST CHATHAM MEATS + POULTRY SILER CITY, N.C. LINEBERRY OIL Co. SUPPLIER OF SINCLAIR PRODUCTS + GOODYEAR TIRES LIBERTY, N.C. P.0. BOX 355 PHONE GIl +612 LOFLIN'S FUNERAL HOME LIBERTY N.C. PUGH S$ FSSO SERVICE HIGHWAYS 64449 ASHEBORO , N.C. CHATHAM + ECONOMY FRESH FEEDS PURITY + CHATHAM LILY FLOUR. [103] HUGHES HARDWARE Co. COMPLIMENTS OF HUDSON -BELK Co. ASHEBORO, N. C. | ASHEBORO, N.C. RAMSEUR FLORIST LV DORSETT GROCERY FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASION oe AS ; PHONE -4313 PHONE — 390 RAMSEUR , N. C. NEW SALEM, N.C. HALL-KNOTT ING. | | CANNONBALL CYCLE SHOP MEN'S ave S TUDENT?S HARLEY DAVIDSON SALES ¥ SERVICE WEAR NEW ¥ USED MOTORCYCLES 353 HAMMER AVE. ASHEBORO, N.C. ASHEBORO, N.C. RANDOLPH PACKING CO. CAROLINA DRIVE IN PHONE - 6262 WHERE PRICES OT hehe a FRIENDS MEET ASHEBORO , N.C. NORTH 220 ASHEBORO STEED TEXACO SERVICE PUGH OIL COMPANY YOUR BUSINESS ALWAYS PHONE -—805I APPRECIATED PHONE -3065 NORTH ASHEBORO RT.| ASHEBORO, N.C. [104] COMPLIMENTS MR.+MRS BC, JONES YORKS SODA SHOP DRUG SUNDRIES PAT MEDICINE | FRANKUNVILLE, N.C. SMITH MOTOR CO, SMITH TRACTOR EQUIP CO, LIBERTY, N.C. LIBERTY, NC. PICKETTS MEN SHOP RANDLEMAN, NC. gS ET LINEBERRY SER +GRO. RTI, CLIMAX SINCLAIR GAS, OILS, +GRO. THE BANK OF RANDOLPH BEST WISHES ASHEBORO N. C. NANCE CHEVROLET CO. ASHEBORO, NC. BALFOUR SUPER MARKET NORTH ASHE BORO JORDANS TIN SHOP NORTH ASHE BORO [105 | YOWS RADIO+TV SEPVICE PHONE - b105 RANDLEMAN, N.C. ED CROSS SERVICE STA. RT), Climax ATLANTIC GAS OIL - GROCERIES Sa ee ASHEBORO. CONCRETE UY ta ASHEBORO. N.C. FOOD LINE SUPER MARKET SHE BORO,NC. AUMAN BROTHERS FEED + SEED STORE ASHE BORO NC. JOHNSONS BARBER SHOP N. FAYETTEVILLE ST. ASHEBORO, NC, VESTALS MENS-SHOP ASHEBORO, N.C, KEARNS RADIATOR SERVICE PHONE-4 3 799 FARM IMPLEMENT AND WOU Rise GO} ASHEBORO, N.C. BONKS DRY CLEANERS THERES A DIFFERENCE DIAL - 266! SOUTH SIDE SERVICE STATION PHONE - 3492 ASHEGORO, N.C, SS SS HERLOCKER OIL CO. ASHEBORO N.C, BROOKSHIRE BROS RANDLEMAN, N.C, RANDOLPH GROCERY RANDLEMAN N.C. — [106] BEAUTY SHOP LIGERTY, N.C. THE FRIENDLY HARVEST MILLING CO. PHONE - 3778 ASHEBORO N.C, FAGE'S GROCERY TEXACO GAS NEAR CENTRAL FALLS REDS CHICKEN HUT ASHEBORO, N.C. CENTRAL GAS AND APPLIANCE COP BOTTLE CAS ASHEBORO., NL. H+H CLOTHING ASHEBORO, NY, ©, NORTH 220 DRIVE-IN ASHEBORO, N.C, SNS SAVE OIL CO. OR PROMPT DELIVERY CALL-2379 ASHEBORO, NC, GARWER-MORGAN HARDWARE CO. HOME APPLIANCES + SPORTING Goons PHONE _ 2367 ASHEBORO INiaCoe TOWN v- COUNTRY FURNITURE CO. INC. FURNITURE and APPLIANCES ASHEBORO, N. C, SHAW'S CUT RATE FRANKLINVILLE MOTOR CO FURNITURE C60. RANDLEMAN, NN. C. FRANKLINVILLE, N.C. COMPLIMENTS OF: SECURITY FEEDS GARNER'’S FLORIST ASHEBORO MUSIC CO. [107] AUTOGRAPHS [108 ] i gyiteit eR nt | ee fl “wy te Hive Nac i ; . i ’ rh —— ‘ Mee ee i Pa OR rat lie Haba: (21 Ar M vay 4 ) ial thy, 5 Be REE ey Ame ri aS MORON MIC! keine eR OP ! my ‘Take these two peecngers. with you over Jand or Seas, to close and er the doors , ‘Ip you plate i ro 3137 wu ll C (wa I See apes fy eat’ uM