Jonesville High School - Blue Jay Yearbook (Jonesville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1960 volume:

UN REALIZED POTENTIALITIES Perhaps a lawyer, general, coach, salesman, professor, Ambassador, agent, teacher, Minister doctor, secretary, Missionary or president, or eoen a ....... Chatham employee YADKIN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY .Z P. O. BOX 607 YADKINVILLE, NC 27055 Member Of KIORTHWESTEPJBI REGIONAL LIBRARY ff -E: fi' f-P ' N X J--Q fM,,lpW f E -nflxxg I , V -1, -5 If ,f -Q ,f ., , -1 , ' , I ' X nr. L ., ' I .Il 6 , j ' . x V- I U f XXSM., 'A ' f-I , .yn-O 9- 3 .gh ----.--b ,, l ' 'Nl' 1 .nas M 'A Irv , ,, l A 1 . ' A Gigs 6 J, ' A ul fl 1 It . 11 ' 1 if .fAxf,,.A.-LU A Blue X760 Published by The Seniors of IONESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Ionesville, North Carolina DIANE CHEEK . . . . . . C0-Editors IVEY VESTAL MISS MARY SPEER .... .... A dvisor FOREWORD . 17a6le of Gardenia INTRODUCTION OF THEME . DEDICATION . ADMINISTRATION CLASSES . ACTIVITIES . ATHLETICS . FEATURES . . ADVERTISEMENTS 2 Om iffvwt Omg fwwtli Om daqi in adwol N 0 matter what life's quests, great or slight, assuredly, the BLUE JAY spirit sealed in our hearts by friendships' strong bond will be a guiding and enduring factor. 3 ..,.1,,' ,I Physical fitness begins early, as first graders prac- tice on the jungle bars. ---J 'if FHM p l N. This modern building houses the three first grades and one second grade. This ultra-modern building is a new gym- nasium which seats 700. It is the hub of our extra-curricular activities. li 1las?6,G'71 , X f mi 1'--gt Mr. Bradley, our practice teacher in Social ' ' Studies and Physical Education, supervises -' W . , while Dewitt Collins and James Armstrong secure the basketball backboards in our new gymnasium. fer l ' M! 1. H. S. growth is evident. County supervisors waved their magic wand over the vacant lot behind the high school building and Wonderously transformed it into a large, spark- ling-new gymnasium. The Third Period Physical Education class seems to be enjoying their basketball game tremendously, especially Albert Macemore and johnny Reece. 4 41 or 'f X . . 3 ' i Ni' ffl, .. 6. . fn-, .- r.- F 2 I? - 'IE' tifwuqkeqiiln... I th' 1 t b 'ld' , t h th f t pgsdgeiiglitjsgg Egacfiswe Span many ours W1 our avon e To these students Iearnlng IS not work it 1S fun This building houses the aspirations of many students whose growth is Watched anxiously by sincere teachers. A school witnout a library is like a lake without water-dry, uninteresting, and dull. . .Z M3,gW,M if -at 'fs w - 1 pn...-- , lv WM Www Mr. Poteat checks eyes as a part of the driver's training program. A Our new science room has helped to bring our Chemistry program up to par. Four chosen as attendants. I1 on WI, wool. I 1 'I I ' 1 I X , 1 1 I 1 ' This building houses a classroom and a large well equipped shop, for ' 1 learning the newest methods in Agriculture. 1 I I aw I 1I I I io I 11 V 1 I I I I W X I I Always the newest in sewing machines you will If find in our Home Economics Department. I1 I I - I I I I 5 I 1 1 I Q I I ' . I I, ', I I I I I Learning by doing, is the chief functions of this department. Throughout 1 - the school can be found evidences of their handiwork. I 1 I 1 I 1 1 I I I I 1 1 I I i I . I 1 I 5 1 i Extra-extra-curricular activities! 1 I 1 I . . . . . I ' Fun and work in the Extra-curricular activities. I Carole Crowned . . . Five happy girls Square dancing fun for all 1 I I 1 I I N. ,1 l - .I -a - V , .7 wg- X. .V i V, .., X . - . , V ,V rin urn 1.u.1Juncl...44fo.y.'. 1.11 XXX 'B-XX,X'fxXP-tf:..' Th Q' 'fff .-4.-H 0-UNI. - -Y. - A v'.'lXX x - .- . . - 1. ' ' . ' 1- t 'S-'ini fbi W 9 53? 4 ,Q ij ff? X x aku frwmv , ,r , .. Nm W, at wif wssixxik 2 r . Just because We think you are so swell, and One of the best teachers we have known, We Have to you dedicated the 10th edition of the Blue Iay. Now to you We would say, Don't ever decide to Change your Way of teachingf' because you Have passed on to us a great deal of Wisdom And knowledge by telling us of experiences that are Real, and ones that we may expect. Your great Love of athletics' helped to create a great football team whose E fforts carried them farther than any other team has gone. So for these and many other things, we proudly dedicate this the 1960 Blue jay to you, Teacher and Coach, JOHN CHARLES. 8 -,- -,- , . . vm--v-3--.-X-.-,-fvqwmanx . -.. ....-w---.- 'num'-v-.2-.--Q.. xwm. ,UNK '- -- VW' 4- - 1- -. ' 'uv . , , .-ur x N, , ,.-,-.,,h gn., Q-gg,:.3.,g-agp , .,,, , ,....5g,,,,2,r:rfjnqr H .X 5'-Q. ky y--.5 MGR CAT I Lim ,,,, W mm xXx-'JAQ Faculty and AS.. .IL E Z E, , A e 8 i H-f-.J MR. HERMAN GRIFFIN, during his first year as principal, has won the respect and admiration of all the students. -. -- .-.-i+..1.A if Our school board, consisting of MR. MARSHALL ADAMS, MR. ROY BOLES, and MR. BOB SNOW, always considers what is best for the school in making their decisions. . I X., ---,, ,.r 'f1 y, MRS. STACIE GROCFYS efliciency in the handling of school funds makes the office machinery run more smooth- ly. haf MR. FRED HOBSON, our colmty superintendent, is always interested in anything that will improve our school system and promote more interest in studies. MRS. OLA HENDREN, home economics teacher, must have nerves of steel. She is always tasting those special dishes made by her pupils. Uugh! MR. JOHN WESLEY MATHIS, our soc- , ial studies teacher and basketball coach, seems to have a mighty big smile. Could it be that he knows that his team will carry off the State Class A Cham- pionship? 10 f-, -... .G ,.,..,,...., W--. ,,.....4,,..- ., ,., .,...,.....,-.--S ,, II I MR. GERALD BOLES, our agriculture teacher, instructs his pupils the correct way to use the complicated tools in the shop, and teaches them the newest farming methods. MRS. LOUISE RANDLEMAN, our science and biology teacher, is always willing to help anyone with his work but is 'ilrked to no end with those who rattle incessantly. . vu, U 6 .7 .l , ' '--- -'4 MR. JOHN CHARLES, our social stud- ies teacher and football coach, seems to be saying, Now you may not believe this, but it is true. It happened to my great-grandmother. With a cheerful attitude, MRS. LO- CENE HOOD breezes through the usually dreaded Senior English classes. MISS SPEER, our Algebra, geometry, trigonometry teacher and senior advisor, has a special talent for making friends, and, is a person to whom every high school student looks for guidance. MRS. IDA FAYE BYRD has a full day teaching Junior English and is kept even busier with being librarian. MISS ANNE WILHELM, our commer- cial teacher, is soon to be off to Dar- lington Raceway. She is to announce the '60 races. She practices daily on her third period typing class. Ready- Set-Col MR. JOE STROUD, our math and al- gebra teacher, is a firm believer in the old saying, Read the rule, Boylv NIRS. JANE HOLCONIB. our French and Chemistry teacher, still manages a smile after Fifth period Chemistry class. 11 1 ' .liiifliii-EitigiffMSX'-If5.Kxts 4Qs-N?E4-11:52 :'2,?'4' Ji-21312 A-I i .. J x XX A s4M., .ir MRS- RUBY CANIPE, MRS. KATE KEY, AND MRS. MRS. IRIS CANIPE, MISS MAXINE BRANN, MRS. SARAH LYDIA JOHNSON work hard getting the Hrsf graders OH FINGER, and MRS. HAZEL NOLAN are helping the second to 21 good Staff- ggaders establish a Hrm foundation on their second step of e ucation. ! MRS. CATHERINE WILKINS, MRS. MARY HARRIS, and Our fourth grade teachers, MRS. BLANCHE RASH, MRS. MRS. RUTH VVHITE find their job of introducing the third EDITH BRAY, and MRS. HELEN DUDLEY, eamestly grade pupils to their new books very interesting. strive to improve their students socially as well as educa- tionally. 12 f 'flf 7x T' Nm ATf g i? 'i'f 'i '5'1 ' W ' l.'W '5? ?7 fT'ff'ff7L 3l''l 'W 'f'i'5l'f'f'iiiI i'i if'Tf 'f'?'iff1i'?f77 f:f'f'f7'Ef7:5-wmEIiEiA.1i'.. ,,. .. I' E., My I 4 1 f I ' .. gg K: ,. ' I ' 1 A ' F 'A H Q if I2 ,Ii I ,tariff if -'Q fffiy wx, ' 'W x, 1 Q I I 1 fri, i f: -. 1 A' ' .1 MRS. JEAN MATI-IIS, MISS LOIS PARKS, and MISS MARTHA ROSE MILLER are striving hard to acquaint their fifth graders with a higher degree of education. db . I MRS. BLANCHE PHILLIPS, MR. CHY RASH, and MRS. W. H. DYAR are working to improve the manners and citizen- ship of their sixth graders. Q MRS. EDNA REECE, MRS. MARY KELLY, and MRS. MR. EDXVARD XVEST and MR. CLYDE PHILLIPS' main MABEL WACONER, our seventh grade teachers, make their objective is the preparation of the eighth graders for high subjects so interesting that there is never a dull moment in school. any class. 13 .1 1 'I 'Lf7iEi-UlJ3 'N'1i A me r A. A ,rl 8 ' Ir- . l .lv , -. . WAYNE HOLLEMAN, HOWARD PARDUE, KENNETH VESTAL, LARRY CHEEK, LARRY CHAPPELL, KENNETH ROBBINS, JAMES ARMSTRONG, RONALD PATTER- SON, RONNIE MACY, LARRY WACONER and GARLAND FORD are Olll' Safe, alert, and conscientious bus drivers who deliver approximately 800 students daily to school. U fi' ?,,.,11 XRQBA4, Aww-f MR. LARRY LONG, our cus- todian, is always near at hand to help students and teachers, and, does a wonderful job of keeping our school in order. IOLENE VVEATHERMAN, JANICE HARRIS, BILLIE ANN HARTSELL, LINDA COUCH, LINDA PARDUE, NANCY EVERIDCE, and CAROLE COLLINS, our oflice girls, are a valu- able asset to our school. Their service, in keeping records and in helping out in other phases of schoolwork, is indispensable. f l 1352: 1 .4 , Q ba ' . ,.,, jj , 1 it ,. v'lJ'E d? Jl..,1, If Us I 5 - RICHARD WHITE is ready to answer calls of elementary teachers - always willing to help. our lunchroom personnel, ETHEL ADAMS, Lois HARRIS, SADIE VANHOY, MYRTLE RAY, RUBY FREEMAN, MARY BLACKBURN, and ESTELLE BYRD, do a Splendid job of keeping all students happy and well fed by serving delicious meals daily. .. - .-Y. -fm-vu-A nm fran-as-.av u-W..-an-...w:.-1.11nf ,ff ,-vw--...L 11115 fy f ,......- ' I1 X3 5512 f ii-fflZCf ' 'J f X Saaofw I I -U-:afm--TQ 4 if 'W SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS GALE MARTIN Preszdent LINDA HOLBROOK .... ........ T reasurer .gi f ROY SHORES ........ .... V ice-President NANCY EVERIDGE ........................................ Secretary M i 'v JAMES ARMSTRONG A rare mixture of seriousness and frivolity. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Bus Driver 3, 4. REGINALD BANNER I don't know where I 'm going, but I'm on my way. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Reporter 3, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, F. T. A. 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3, Science Club 3, Class Secretary 2, Junior Play. PATRICIA BYRD A combination of wise and otherwise. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 2, President 4, Blue Ridge Confer- ence 3- Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, F. T. A. 1, Glee Club 1, Annual Staff 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Office Assistant 2, Junior Play, Class Treasurer 3, Football Attendant 1, 4, Hat Check Girl 2, Library Club 4, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ELOISE CHAPPELL If speech is silver, silence is golden. F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 'Science Club 2, F. T. A. 2, 3. ld 0149 -nv -ali .WM Wmddq. DIANE CHEEK The secret of success is constancy to purpose. F. T. A. 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 1, Vice-president 2, F. H. A. 1, 2, Secretary 1, Reporter 2, Glee Club 1, Girl Scouts 2, 3, Secretary 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Cor. Secretary 3, Vice-president 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Marshal 3, Football Attendant 4, Annual 3, 4, Co-editor 4, junior Play, Class Secretary 1. JOHN COCKERHAM 1 believe in work, but I'm not in favor of it. Football 4, Baseball 1, 2, 4, Monogram 2, 3, 4, F. T. A. 2, F. F. A. 1, 4, Hi-Y 1, 3, Skating Club 3. CAROLE COLLINS The surest way not to fail is to be determined to succeed. Annual 4, F. H. A. 3, F. T. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Library 3, Glee Club 3, Office Girl 3, 4, Cheerleader 4, Monogram Club 4, Football Queen 4. OPAL DEZERN It is a very hard undertaking to seek to please everybody. F. H. A. 1, 2, 4, Glee Club 1, 2. . IZ, :ww-.x I '- . PEGGY ESKRIDGE - .Q H I t's nice to he natural when one is naturally nice. Hamlet Avenue 1, 2, Elkin 3, First Semester 4, Majorette 1, 2, Latin Club 1, F, H. A. 1, 2, 3, Scholastic Club 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, Monogram Club 4, Rockette 3, Tri-Hi-Y e 3, 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen 1, 2, Social Editor The Elk ' ' Antler 3. VVILBUR EVANS Chatter, chatter all through the clay, no wonder teacher's hair is grey. F. F. A. lg Skating Club 3. NANCY EVERIDGE I may sometimes regret my speech, but never my silence. F. T. A. 1, 2, 3, Vice President 1, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Monogram 2, 3, 4, Library 2, Treasurer, Girl Scouts 3, Sec- retary: junior Play, Hat Check Girl 2, Annual Staff 2, 4, Photography Editor 4, Football Attendant 3, 4, Office Girl 3, 4, Q Class Secretary 4. GARLAND FORD No particular motive for living, except the customs and habits of it. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Monogram 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Skating Club 3. !'l0mao',wm, lall,7aa F 0l' . , f ff LINDA GOUGH A good reputation is more valuable than money. F. T. A. 1, 2, 3, F. H. A. 1, 2, Secretary 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Blue Ridge Conference 3, Monogram 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 4, Hat Check Girl 2, Library 3, Annual Staff 4. wry GERALD GROCE Speech is great, but silence is greater. F. F. A. l, 2, 3. 4. LEONARD -GROCE Think-there must be a harder way. Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, F. F. A. 1, Basketball 2, 3, 4. Wa fa i ,V .. H IMOGENE HALL She is gentle of manner and soft of speech. Tri-Hi-Y l, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F. T. A. 1, 2, 3. JANICE HARRIS N eatness is the crowning grace of womanhood. Annual Staff 45 F. T. A. 1, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Pianist 3, 45 Monogram 3, 45 Glee Club 15 F. H. A. 1, 2, President lg Library , - v 4 ' f Ul'llllXl'Llllll ' WI' L I lb 'sv 'Ili'-lX'f! ff' ...Q-.ZT'C'HL 4. x 'ni KlK'S' '7 -!'.L-,1 iI'17Rl' 'V .U ERN .IHVQ .U i'illL.LlH I la ll . X 1, 25 Cheerleader 3, 45 Hat Check Girl 25 Office Girl 4. BRENDA HAYNES She's just the kind whose nature never changes. Baseball 1, 25 F. H. A. 2, 45 F. T. A. 2. CAROL HEMRIC Who knows her knows a friend. -Glee Club 2. JERRY HENDERSON All great men are not six feet tall. Football lg Monogram 3, 45 Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 R.F.A. 4. t B 1 T21 'Jntiatowidaqilmeaxwriwrzleced . u LYNDA HOLBROOK She may he little but we know she's there. Cleo Club 1, 25 F. H. A. 2, 35 F. T. A. 2, 3, 45 Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 45 Annual 45 Class Treasurer 1, 45 Marshal 35 Football Attendant 45 Glee Club Pianist 2. EDNA HOLLEMAN She is gentle, she is shy, but she has mischief in her eye. Beta Club 2, 3, 45 F. H. A. 1, 25 F. T. A. 1, 2, 35 Annual Staff 45 Mararshal 3. NVAYNE HOLLEMAN Let the world slide, I'll not budge an inch. F. F. A. 1, 4, Reporter 45 F. T. A. 3, 45 Hi-Y 35 Football 35 Bus Driver 35 Iunior Play 35l Skating Club 8. JEAN JARVIS Why take life so seriously? You can't come out of it alive F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, Reporter 2, Secretary 35 Glee Club lg F. T. A. 3 Art Editor of Annual 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. 1 ELAINE MCGHEE To worry little, to study less, this is my secret of happiness. junior Play, Student Council Secretary 3, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4, F. T. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Secretary 2, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3, President 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Girl Scouts 2, Chaplain 2, Annual Staff 3, 4, Assistant Business Manager 4, Library Club 1, Marshal 3, Football Attendant 4, Yadkin County Council F. LHB A. 3, 4, Reporter 3, Treasurer 4, i rarian 1. CLAUDE MACEMORE A good heart is better than all the heads in the world Science Club 2, 3, Vice-President 3. DONALD MACEMORE I never let studying interfere with my education. Baseball Mgr. 1, 2, Football Mgr. 1, 2, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-president 2, Treasurer 4g lXgonogr:1m Club 2, 3, 4, Annual ta 4. DALE MARTIN I will sit down now, but the time will come when you will hear me. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, F. T. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, Annual Staff 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Glee Club 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Play, Eagle Scout. WandwLaywlwiew'll6eaactqeaa- GALE MARTIN The Presidential seat needs men like Washington, Lincoln, and Gale. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Beta Club 2, -3, 4, Treasurer 3, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Science Club 2, 3, Treasurer 2, President 3, Junior Plays F- T- A- 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Junior Science Symposium, Glee Club 1, Eagle Scout, Class President 4. HOWARD PARDUE Tall and lean, he towers in the sky, good-looking, but rather shy. Class Vice-President 3, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Yi Club 1, 2, 3, Chaplain 2, Sgt.-at-Arms 3, F. T. A. 2, 3, Bus Driver 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Manager 4. LINDA PARDUE A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. Glee Club 1, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4, Blue Ridge Confer- ence 3, F. H. A. 1, 2, F. T. A. 1, Monogram 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Hat Check Girl 2, Junior Play 3, Library Club 3, Beta Club 2, 3, 4. GEORGE THOMAS PARDUE M y only, books were woman's looks, and folly is all they taught men Science Fair Winner. .KL v. 11 vnwnntxwumn-mnumnuaw -A --w-f---- -v- - , f w11ll .x.'n.x ai i ifn'-U-. 1 ....-...-.-, ' 5 RONALD PATTERSON Roll on, world, and l'll roll with you. Hi-Y 1, 2, Monoigam Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Most Valuable Baseball layer 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Bus Driver 3, 4. MIKE RANDLEMAN 'Tm not lazy, I just hauenit found a suitable occupation. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, F. T. A. 2, 3, Science Club 2, 3, Annual Staff Art Editor 4. EARL REECE CBUDQ The world would be mine I had time to take care of it. ' Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, F. T. A. 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Sports Editor of Annual 4, Class President 2. FREDDIE REECE Nothing is so difficult that it may be found by seeking. Yadkinville High School 1, 3, Vice-President of Class 1, Football Attendant 1, Square Dance Club 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4. flaw ' 5 14 .' -tu . J Z. iffius' ,-of lx, '? 5 ' KENNETH ROBBINS Happy, contented, he iogs along. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Bus Driver 3, 4. GEORGIA ROYALL Come of it what may, but who cares? Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Sgt.-at-Arms 4, Monogram 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 4, Basketball Mgr. 3, Tennis 2, 3, 4, F. T. A. 1, 2, Glee Club 1, Annual Staff 4. ROY SHORES All great men are dead and I'm not feeling so well myself. Football 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, F. T. A. 1, 2, Treasurer 2, Hi-Y 1, 2, Science Club 2, 3, Vice-President 2, Class President 2, Class Vice-President 1, 4, Student Council 4. FRANCES SPAINHOUR It is better to wear out in mischief than to rust in being too solemn. F. H. A. 1, F. T. A. 1, Glee Club 1, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl Scouts 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Monogram 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Circulation Chief 4, junior Play, Halloween Queen 2. 1 i l R -g l f ,Q ,L , 5 . -- A ,AQ I 5: 906 -nf' Suddenly lemme IVEY GREY VESTAL H els one of those all-round boys so rarely found. F. T, A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. 1, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2g Chief Marshal, Iunior Play, Science Club 3, Co-Editor Annual 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Class President 3, Student Council 4, Secretary 4, Science Award 3. JAMES WACONER QPETED Beware, I may do something sensational yetf, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. 4, F. T. A. 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 1, 3, Monogram 2, 3, 43 Skating Club 3. SARAH VVILES Dignity is the crown of a well-bred woman. Basketball 1, 2, 3, All-County 3, Tennis 1, 2, 3, Softball 1, 2, F. T. A. 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 3, Monogram 2, 3, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, Songleader 2g Class Vice- President 2, Halloween Queen 2, Glee Club 1, 2, Class Secretary 3, Typical Junior. 4- -1-44- .1-,' if HENRY STANLEY Teacher, he diclnit do it-he's innocent. F. F. A. 1, Glee Club 1, Hi-Y 1, 3, Science Club 3, Skating Club 3. PERRY STOKES A quiet mind is richer than a crown. F. F. A. 1, 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 3, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4. ALLEN SWAIM While we stop to think, we often miss our opportunity. F. F. A. 1, 2, 4. ANTHONY TURNER Do not turn back when you are just at the goal. Science Club 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Student Council 3, 4, Vice- President 3, President 4, F. F. A. 1, Annual Staff 4, Class President 1, Vice-President 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, junior Play. 15? 'ffl' N -- .4-.... sf.-e -4 --. w X -Q N.-if .. ,smash mmu1rf1m.uf1.s1unJmgaiN am1wxnlmii1u.vcr. 'clmK'ixiRlTTWi 5m Mwwuam in flee: Peggy Prevette was for nine years a member of our class. In a quiet, Winsome manner she had always a cheerful air. Peggy is more than a cold statistic of highway accidents. She is the memory of a sweet, smiling sixteen-year old who was nothing less than a regular Blue jay. i Ulm 7Lfi4If0'Llf At last we were in high school! What a thrill it was to be classified as freshmen After a month or so, we finally settled down to do our work. Then came the initiation! It was a scream for the other high school students to see us dressed as Mother Goosev characters. All harsh feelings and hurt prides were mended the night after initiation when the Seniors gave us a party. The sophomore year was relatively easy as compared to our freshman year. This year wasn't as exciting as the freshman year, but we still had our good times. Finally after two short years, we were upperclassmen, juniors. We had mid-terms and then settled down to work out a method to make enough money for our junior-Senior Prom. We finally got the necessary amount of money and made preparations for the coming Prom. The big night arrived and the boys, with scrubbed ears, and feeling intensely uncomfortable in a tie, knocked on their date's door. The boys with awkward feelings, surrendered their bouquets to their dates and escorted them to the school. Then came the final exams' and promotion from Juniors to Seniors. And now we are Seniors. We don't know what the future holds, but we can look back on our school life and have many warm memories. PERRY STOKES Historian An important decision is made as to the color of caps and gowns, but we donlt seem to worry about color, just so we have the assurance of getting to wear caps and gowns. 1 24 . . 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T reasurer W iw fel: Alta Barker Glenda Benton Michael Boles Ruth Boles Mary Calloway Stephen Canipe Larry Chappell Larry Cheek Phyllis Cheek Charles Collins Dewitt Collins Grey Combs Linda Eller r' '15 15 -f- , , 's12'w-'-'-.fvvf- 1 -, M---r..,'1fi.-i,--v ' up.. .1 -- ,.. ..,, . atv f 74,6 03 74 of Fall Juanita Finney Duff Freeman Laura Gentry Patsy Gentry Delaney Groce Rebecca Guy Roger Harris Billie Hartsell i f' x f ,, 3 fr .RXQ .YTD RTTl.1 ' we MQW , gain: ia ff ,N .. by j , 746 .gal flue 2444 Sarah Haynes Sam Hilliard Judy Holcomb Mildred jenkins Gladys Jester John Kelly Gerry Knight Brenda Long Nancy Lyons Sidney Mabry Hellen Macemore Linda Macemore Brenda Martin Jerry Ann Martin Patricia Martin Louise Masten Ray McBride Virginia Montgomery Daniel Morrison Glenn Morrison Paul Pardue Sarah Pardue A da I , sr ..y7' ff! 5'T'I1l!-'. l Q 1 . :Aim C ' ' A5, M L.. 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Oren gives Phyll a pointer, While Sarah, Ruth, Linda, and Fifth P9fi0d Chemisffy is 21 favorite C1355 Of 101111 Ke11Y,S l Pat make posters for the Junior Class Sogk-HOP, Whether he be chasing atoms or burning magnesium. 2 E l 4 f 4 U ,., gl g f? . uma . , 4..,-4.1.2 un., g-.. v... x-x I:- ?e..Xhk3,'iX'Sa.fiv .-1' 1 I fix-.-Q E If , if X 'Q K J! ff 1 ' -N I XXX .,,,,,.-'f Iggy:-11' 721,14-Y , J I -f 4 nn- ' ,gf a ' W -1--' 4.15251 MAVJAX. .I-5 LDL! J , , ., ,A , JJ'--f 3,1 . ..rLJ- -- f I m y 'Alan-LAAI JJLA Sopmwfeea T? paw., LF- f A I SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS f JERRY FINNEY ........................................ Vice-President 2 JOHNNY SHAW ..... ....... P resident A , PATSY THOMAS ........................................ . . .Treasurer ' SHARON TILLEY .......................................... Secretary IVIU- Ml NLM Larry Adams Linda Armstrong Willie Benton Larry Brannon Les Brown Pansy Brown Odean Bryant Donald Burcham Tony Calloway Linda Chappell Seth Cheek Larry Collins Sara Colvard Glenda Cook Dennis Donhardt -V., , ,.. ,K .. nf VH N . . tr L rf' , . ! , a ' ' K1 f i . . , f I 4 fy f 'U' CS ,fn 0' ,- - www- - - 'T' -' 'I u .4-r . U- 'K ' M ' K' 'ij B A GI' Q- - 4 1' 8 . 4 f' 3:7 X .... --Q 45. '5 ,wr 'i v C , I gg 'Us X qemdaqa Fwiluwn - f00L0fVL0l0,d mm ns? A 'i 'U' Yr 'J Q 'E ,. . 'X' , , Terry Draughn Barbara Dyar Judy Evans Bobbie Feimster Jerry Finney Kenneth Finney YVayne Foster James Freeman Roy Hall Edward Haynes Judy Hemric Mary jones Ronnie Macy Gerry Blacemore Joyce Martin I .-, V , sf! 0 1 X X 'f Gall, '1 J ,,.5' f f' Za! Q' 4 mr ,yi-7,4 M 3, fi Y 'K' l f W l . A , it M.. 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Culler Bonnie Evans June Fisher Clarence Ford Otis Ford Dallas Foster johnny Freeman Tommy Freeman Harry Croce Judy Harris Larry Harris Ronnie Harris Gayle Haynes Kenneth Haynes Evan Hemric if Nr- ' ai' Q 5- Tl .. l'I'fN' 7 we 'W -2, ,: kr A ll . 'Sl-4' fr, f ,- W, X . my Nu lv g lvl-it Af, ,WV X ,E-WW 4, ,4 f 'ff ff K W, 5 A ,X . M , . P '6- 1 T5 ww' f fl fi 8. E I Linda Hensley Bobby Holbrook Allen Holcomb Harold Holcomb Sandra Holcomb Vicky Holcomb Brenda Ingool Dennis johnson Chris Longworth Albert Macemore Kenneth Macemore Linda McKinley Stanley Martin ,gf- Frunces Pearson Brenda Peoples Barbara Prevette Charles Reece johnny Reece Johnny Renegar Butch Robinson Steven Shepard Kathy Smith james Spann Loyd Spicer Dillon Stanley james Swaim Lois Vanhoy Howard Wagoner Dannie Waldrup Brenda Walker Kay Wells Margie White 9.- fp yu Carol Mendenhall Ionnie Myers Butch Nelson Scooter Parker Patsy Patterson . 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Hemric Kathy Hollyfield Joyce Holmes Brenda Jarvis Cynthia Martin Karen Martin Rickey Martin Kathy Moore Linda Vestal Jerry Waddell Mae Wagoner Gary Wagoner Steve Whitaker Eddie Wolfe Jason Ashley Dicky Barber Jerry Benge Stephen Blevens Scotty Calloway Phillip Carter Wanda Cheek Diane Childress Jerry Coe Patricia Davis Laura Ghant Robbie Hall Jan Holcomb Kathy Holcomb David Kirk Jimmy Knight Peggy Macemore Brent Martin Buddy Nelson Frankie Newman Susan Pardue Kathy Pepper Toni Phillips Kathy Pennix Chris Smith Robert Snow Billie Stonestreet Regina Vanhoy Don Anderson Glenn Baldwin Brenda Brown Ronnie Brown Kevin Cheek Dennis Childress Mike Couch Libby Freeman Linda Freeman Joyce Ghant David Harris Jill Hartsell Gary Jester Wanda Luffman Dennis Macemore Ricky Macemore Becky Nicks Debby Pardue Mary Smith Mearl Smith Johnny Swaim Janice Vestal Rita Sue Vestal Bill Walters Marquite Welborn Ken Wilson Sandra Wilmoth Carolyn Anderson Debbie Ball Bobby Benge Jimmy Carlan Brenda Collins Steven Collins Kathy Marie Davis Joyce Draughn Glenda Durham Tommie Jo Haynes Johnny Ipock Dennis Johnson William Kiger Darlene Lambert Jerry Macemore Danny Martin Douglas Martin Bobby McCann Linda Nichols Ronnie Royall Don Rumple Bobby Sizemore Christine Shore Don Stokes Earnest Tucker Libby Walker Nancy Watson wrv in i i u sux-am immrnlir QI. 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Sprinkle II Patricia Wagoner Vana Leigh Woody 4: Q v .- Va- nf Ax 1- 'Mn'-J Q V I . Lg , - . ' Q' . f , ' A. - K ' ll fig as ' C N' 'ies ft ? , . 'f:,'...'.,u ' 5 ' I ' ' - gftixlq' 'Sl ' 5 3' A ' ' 313511555411 ' 'J in 0- 'l . a .J Q 9 , 5 A ' 3 N Q- s ' l 7 3 ' rx ee., 1 J , A , A. Q 413 0 I Q? s I1 .- 4 . is ' - P ,AAL Jan is X, ,, is , S f' . ff ' . 'Q ' 1'-' ' f , , - K 1 1 ,,- tg- A Ap ,rg 5 . :Sf .rx 3 , 'Q ge K ligaif S Nxlil' i lsr. 'xl l . tb ?- ' Hs. fb , l xv' ' I Q Y 3 r , 1 6 A - v- ,-C5 Is, fvx 0- 4 ' J' 1- fre, 1K ', W' JAN' X AE JO fi ki' - 2 2 rw if Q' iv C' K AX- K- txt I ,H- f X Y 1 , , U. W, 1-1 gl ' x . I l l vt. ,. , f 's ' if fr , ' or Q- f -S J i. i 2 3 J X R b it ' f AV' f f 'Nu Q- -. 1 i, if K i li :si I .'i'Q1iffT.f .f - L Y , , Playing well together in Mrs. Iohnson's room is a must. Sandra Macemore, Elliott Mathis, Patsy Moody, Ranny Haynes. An Indian Dance coming soon from Mrs. Ruby Canipe's room. First Row: Cathy Charles, Phyllis Church, Jane Day. Second Row: Steven Shaw, Mike Hicks, Bonnie XVilkins, Ruth Steele. '.F'I.'l:F S Key's room did a very good job making Halloween Mrs. decorations. Pam Creed, Lynn Simmons, Stewart Holcomb, Ricky Robson, Lorette Welborn. Are they always this quiet, Mrs. Canipe? First Row: Becky Chappell, james Bryant, Ianice Draughn. Second Row: Joyce Holman, Karen Martin, May Wagoner, William Harris. Are these students ready to take a trip to the moon, Mrs. Rash? Vicky Benton, Kathy Rumple, Susan Needth, Roger Holbrook, Mickey Holcomb, Michael Ford. In Mrs. Wilkins's room you will find there are different signs of Autumn.. First Row: Rand Weatherman, Rickey Davis, Cary Corrihcr, Petrice Reece, Kathy Stroud. Second Row: Calvin Cave, Debbie Cheek, Dean Chapell, Darrell Martin, David Mc-Chec. y . . Miss Brann, do witches really Hy on a broom? Don Rumple, Tommie Haynes, Glenda Durham, William Kiger, Joyce Draughn, Christine Shore. Mrs. Bray, do they really know this much about the Amazon? Robbie Day, VVanda Vestal, james Everette, Terry Cheek, Robert Patton, Debbie Simmons, Jimmy Beard. H D isa! ilu wvL xxtx:-g-..a.. .v yva Aaff-r'Q-npqqsA.::- -4-f.'1g-wwf'-: ql,. Jack-o-lanterns was the topic of Miss Miller's class for Hallo- ween. First Row: Sammy Freeman, Greg Martin, Larry Freeman, Benny Cockerham, Cary Lovelace. Second Row: Ceneva Macemore, Janie Stokes, Mary Finney, Jane Shepherd, Ann Martin. Mr. Phillips, surely these students didn't fix that bulletin board. Ronnie Bray, Evonne Colvard, Brenda Armstrong, Richard Woody. 4,1 X 3 1 -- Mrs. Dudley's pupils enjoyed their course of identifying leaves. Sharon Blackburn, Sharon McCann, Cathey Blackbum, Greg- ory Martin, Benny DeHart, Charles Billings. Well, it is Halloween, isnlt it, Mrs. Wagoner? Phyllis Hol- comb, Terry Blackburn, Caren Myers, Linda Cook, Bonnie Mendenhall. Are you having trouble, Mrs. Kelly? James Rash, Tom Kelly, Alan Banner, Glenda Caudle. Mrs. Phillips, do you think they could survive on the moon? First Row: Bobby Hartsell, Ronnie Nations, Stephen Hemric, Mike Spencer, Alvin VVoody. Second Row: Susie Shoaf, Jean- ette Oliver, XVanda Hudson, Melinda Sprinkle, Ann XVolfe Catherine Baker, Pat Peele, Kay Barker. a A N ' .+ , f . I x 1 Miss White, can they really tell time? David Pruitt, Daryll Dudley, Ann Boles, Sandra Johnson, Lenetta McBride, Tom- mie Blackbum, Bruce Finney. Mrs. Reece, can they find where they live on these maps? First Row: Jean Freeman, Joyce Whitaker, Buddy Kimmer, Judy Walker. Second Row: Linda Nicks, June Vanhoy, Jo Anti Nelson, Carolyn Nickson, Linda Stonestreet, Herman Nei . if l H- i lsr W2 'N Qx fxx-S' ...Wa 'll sa 'Q as 9 r Y - -.. 1. A nu Yilfili 538957 Here the 4-H oflicers are receiving the certificate of award they received for their county fair exhibit on Better Groomingf' Seated: Phyllis Holcomb, Reporter, Ricky Nicks, Assistant Treasurer, Virginia Knight, Vice- President, Billie Sue Vestal, Secretary, Danny Menden- hall, Treasurer. Standing: Mary Collins, Song Leader, Mr, Griflin, Principal, Judy Underwood, President, Larry z-nn: -'v f n fxiigig- ,K In the background is a science project on electricity, the Dry Cell City, which was put on display in Elkin, N. C. Front Row: Frankie Groce, Eugene Jones, Glenda Carter, Bertha Boles. Back Row: Tony Carlton, Keith Croce, Caroline Bun- ton, Shirley Smithey. lil IC'-Q Mrs. Dyarls sixth grade planned and built it. iff aan: an 1-is XX Wagoner, Song Leader, Phyllis Martin, Room Captain, Shelia Gilliam, Pianist. Each home room has a Captain to help coordinate the 4-H work. First row: Brenda Pinnix, Sue Martin, Mrs. Wagoner, Kathy May- bry, Lynn Myers. Second row: Jenny Swaim, Phyllis Martin, Tommy Boles, Dwayne Myers, Janice Shoemaker, Phyllis McBride. l 2 1 i f 2 Q 1 Q65-' 'ff 'T-'ta l. The Safety Patrol lives by their creed, We are loyal to our country, and serve our school. At the pole: Tom Kelly, James Rash. Second row: Butch Casstevens, Dean Ferguson, Sammy Jester, Douglas Anderson, Jerry Robinson, Gail Finney, James Dudley, Larry Wagoner, Burley Day, Richard Woody, Ray Norman, Thomas Bates, John Shores, Terry Blackbum. ' 50 . ,, , , g . .f , 1' , , , , 4.1,-f. -,g.1gff-,,,-2,11 - 1. . 1' :i7x'1:-..p5-vs-54:32 ' -b.f.f fa ' -,, xmcamk -.. vi-g.-f.,.:a .Q1-.J.ffm,.rmmzqwrwmxi'rm1mn.f-fxrafesmaai-QAWJFR . -WH ' J '-W e '- t7f ' f ' , ' . , - .,, - .,,.4 WJ1F3iWl1W3kl1.l'U7RrH 1. LNNIWKWRWNWHMWYI EMDX ' 'K WWE Awww Q : x N I DIANE CHEEK IVEY VESTAL Co-editors MISS MARY SPEER Advisor The annual staff Works hard each year to put Y out the Blue Jay. Type this copy, Make that 'E picturef, Oh! I forgot all about it, and I know ll PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF: Bil- lie Anne Hartsell, Linda Wood, Dale Martin, Nancy Everidge, chief, Tony Turner, Judy Wolfe, Linda Gough. l CIRCULATION STAFF: Janice Harris, Frances Spainhour, chief, Linda Smith, I Carol -Collins, Jenny Smith. I L ---..-- .-' nv- -.-. -1-H f -1 '- .1-smuzn wsu-J l Jolene Weatherman, Edna Holleman, J BW in Smit We made that picture. Where is it? are famil- iar words heard around the halls after school hours. PATRICIA BYRD Business Manager ELAINE MCCHEE Assistant Business Manager A' . N f If i . I JEAN JARVIS MIKE RANDLEMAN Art Editors BUD REECE Sports Editor L ROY SHORES Feature Editor Seated, left to right: Linda Wood, Billie Hartsell, Elaine man, Georgia Royall, Nancy Everidge, Tony Tumer, Judy McGhee, Pat Byrd, Ivey Vestal, Diane Cheek, Frances Spain-' Wolfe, Jenny Smith, Linda Smith, Linda Gough. hour, Jean Jarvis, Janice Harris. Back Row: Jolene Weather- 53 ' i ' . ,: .. -- A- '-' -- f-, .-'--'v-r..f-ffvf-.vf V- ii .-1 A- --M '. - Jrzzvrmrrrc.-r. f fi 6 f 4 if ff if f f 7 x 22 V if , Qsag, at .ws -4' 'lfjfil , ' f f K W ANTHONY TURNER PAUL REYNQLDS IVEY VESTAL Preszdent V109 president Secretary The Student Councll was organlzed IH the sprlng of 1959 due to the lnterest of the teachers and students Its purpose IS to provrde opportumty for student part1c1pat1ons 1n the JOLENE management of school affalrs and for closer student and WEATHERMAN faculty co operatlon Iohn Charles was chosen the first ad Treasurer V1SOr nf M R PHARLLS Aduzsor 5, I 2 5 2 Jolene Weatherman, Eddie Wooten, johnny Shaw, Carol Finney, John Kelly, Stanley Martin, Roy Shores, Kenneth V5 Fisher, Ivey Vestal, Anthony Turner, Paul Reynolds, Jerry Haynes. l ll 54 a in-, :.m.ux.4u.n. ---H - I C , 69 x x l First row: Diane Cheek, Mike Randleman, Pat Byrd, Bernice Vestal. Second row: Ruth Boles, Linda Cough, jerry Ann Martin, Ivey Cray Vestal, Edna Holleman, Elaine McGhee, jenny Smith. Third row: Billie Ann Hartsell, Linda Pardue, Bmw The Beta Club is an honorary club for those students who meet certain standards. These students must show these following qualities: leadership, character, and achieve- ment. One of the highlights of the year is the National Bets Club Convention, which most of the members at- ten . 5 65 Eddie Wooten, Roy Lee Shores, James Swaim, Linda Wood, Judy Wolfe. Fourth row: Linda Smith, Mike Boles, Cale Martin, Frances Spainhour, Duff Freeman, John Kelly, Iolene VVeatherman. MRS. HOOD Advisor ELAINE MCCI-IEE President DIANE CHEEK LINDA WOOD LINDA GOUGH LINDA SMITH Vice-President Recording Secretary C0T1'9S770'fldin8 TTQUWTGT Secretary 55 lun. 6 -v Ae.- -..... ' s . . I 1n'vr1r1-1-zrxrn-rrfvvl Q-in-.. . . .... . .. ,. . ...,- 3 U 3 i The purpose of the Monogram Club is to Work with other clubs and our community in promoting good sportsmanship and character through our participa- tion in athletics. Some of our projects are: selling programs for our football games, buying jackets for senior members, sponsoring dances and our annual Athletic Banquet, caring for our trophy cases, and aiding our school and community in improving our athletic field. y Wiowqmm Club Dale Martin, Vice-President, Iudy Wolfe, Reporter, Mike Randleman, President, Diane Cheek, Treasurer, Anthony Tumer, Secretary. Judy Wolfe, Frances Spainhour, Patsy Martin, Sharon Tilley, and Nancy Everidge are making programs for our Homecoming Foot- ball Came. This is hard work along with a lot of fun. 'R' I Q , . a, W 6 lla.-if fig, lf lqlbl, ble? 4 . ang, , , x ,V -1 .V ,: Q , , gf I if ., nf s , I First row: Nancy Everidge, Roy Shores, Johnny Shaw, Ray McBride, Perry Stokes, Judy Wolfe, Leonard Croce, jerry Henderson, Larry Wagoner, Pat Byrd. Second row: Linda Cough, Janice Harris, Linda Wood, Donnie Macemore, Patsy Martin, Sarah Pardue, Bud Reece, Phyllis Cheek, Bernice Vestal, Larry Brannon, Sharon Tilley, Ienny Smith, Diane Cheek. Third row: Sue Ray, Patsy Thomas, Reg Banner, l 56 james Swaim, Frances Spainhour, Pete Wagoner, Brenda Martin, Charles Collins, Duff Freeman, Georgia Royal, Judy Evans. Fourth raw: Linda Pardue, Ierry Finney, Dale Martin, Gale Martin, Paul Reynolds, Dewitt Collins, Howard Pardue, Oren Williams, Anthony Turner, Mike Boles, Garland Ford, Mike Randleman, Bobbie Feimster. - . X . -- 4-its ' n.v,sfgg.iw1y-11iwiwirirxffzi . 4 C 'm4 3 A Wi Www 7mm 14 0 OFFICERS Carole Collins, Vice-President, John Kel- ly, Secretary, John Shaw, Treasurer, Bernice Vestal, President. f 1 Carole Collins, Bemice Vestal, and Linda Wood give Mrs. Key a few minutes' relief from her exacting duties with the first grade. S First Row: Linda Chappell, Mary Charles Jones, Linda Arm- strong, Gerry Knight, Ivey Vestal, Carole Collins, Bernice Vestal, Mildred Jenkins, Glenda Cook. Second Row: Brenda Pepper, Louise Masten, Glenda Benton, Judy Hemric, Eddie Wooten, Billie Ann Hartsell, Judy Evans, Elaine McGhee, Lynda Holbrook. Third Row: Mary Calloway, Barbara Dyar, 57 The Future Teachers of America is a club organized to stimulate interest in the teaching profession and to give students a chance to learn of the profession by practical experience. rig l .T Phyllis Stanley, Pat Thomas, John Kelly, Linda VVood, Laura Montgomery, Sharon Tilley, Jenny Smith. Fourth Row: Judy Wolfe, Virginia Montgomery, Jolene WVeatherrnan, Ray Mc- Bride, Mike Boles, Gale Martin, Dale Martin, Stephen Canipe, Linda Smith, Euna Combs, Gladys Jester. .,-.--,?.T..f,,:.W .Z E i , it A 1 L 5 0 v First Row: johnny Freeman, Thomas Rash, Charles Nichols, Steve Shepard, Clarence Ford, Donnie Macemore, Larry Collins, james Freeman, Harold Vestal, Kenneth Macemore, Howard Wagoner. Second Row: VVilliam Vestal, Ronald Bray, Jerry Henderson, Butch Robinson, Larry Shoemaker, Danny Waldrup, Butch Nelson, Ronnie Harris, Tim Baldwin, Allen Holcomb, Larry Brannon, Mr. Boles. Third Row: Don- Fam? 493: 5 ald Burcham, Wayne Foster, Allen Swaim, Odean Bryant, Kenneth Vestal, Bobby Brooks, Lloyd Spicer, james Swaim, XVayne Holleman, Kenneth Robbins, Seth Cheek. Fourth Row: Ivan Hemric, Larry Cheek, Richard Nance, jack Stroud, Larry Chappell, Garland Ford, Dewitt Collins, john Cockerham, Pete Wfagoner, Hoyt Royall, Yancy St. John, Dallas Foster. offl The Ionesville Chapter of the Future Farmers of America are focusing upon co-operative ventures this year. A co-operative farming program is in planning stage, utilizing neighborhood groups. Co-operative efforts involving machinery, labor, and marketing facilities are visualized. Beautifying the school grounds is another project of the F. F. A. chapter this year. 4 5' af. . -p-' ' T1 . 1 W. -. 11 -. fx-'iq' V --fa . 2 ,' .. '- .1 , -'Bi ,,.'i'H:Q.. rv Qs! - - .f ,,.-, -. ' , 797 ,lf-2 ww '- H'-V LL f Q.k-- wa-. J.Z 4..-iii-ffiff.L'?:.k! 'aa..f '1r -... it -4 ' If these boys are really working, do you think they will make good farmers for our country's future? OFFICERS First Row: Donnie Macemore, Sentinel, James Armstrong, President, Donald Burcham, Vice-President. Second Row: VVayne Foster, Secretary, Allen Swaim, Treasurer, Wayne Holleman, Reporter. . ., . Q !i?f f 'f3f1' ' 5 w J OFFICERS First Row: Linda Macemore, Treasurer, Glenda Benton, Song Leader, Judy Pinnix, Vice-President, Laura Gentry, Parliamentczriang Juanita Finney, Chaplain. Second Row: Elaine McGhee, President, Janet Newman, Secre- tary, Mildred Svvaim, Reporter, Carol Swaim, Historian. Y K ,J FHA can' ' i180 rSgf ' - iglkfffiwxw . Judy Hemric, Kathy Smith, and Elaine McGhee are going to make sure that this bulletin is in perfect condition. The Future Homemakers of America Club is an organization for girls, preparing them to face life and to be good homemakers. This club has a project every year and tries to promote better home and school life. Fwtme H0 First Row: Kathryn Cockerham, Pat Benton, Brenda Long, Patsy Patterson, Johnnie Myers, Bobbie Bryant, Brenda Ingool, Barbara Prevette, Joyce Cearly, Ethel Pardue, Mary Jones, Juanita Finney, Judy Pinnix, Barbara Billings. Second Row: Glenda Benton, Linda Macemore, Carol Swaim, Frances Pearson, Linda McKinley, Bonnie Evans, Ivinia Cheek, Carol Benton, Ann Bryant, Vicky Holcomb, Nancy Lyons, Laura Gentry, Marie Cox, Kathy Smith. Third Row: Greta Moore, of 740806156 Janet Newman, Carol Mendenhall, Rose Ann Casstevens, Elaine McGhee, Barbara Dyar, Nancy Byrd, Sara Colvard, Alta Chappell, Mitti Wagoner, Mildred Swaim, Brenda Swaim, Judy Hemric, June Fisher. Fourth How: Phyllis Stanley, Sue Ray, Helen Macemore, Delaney Groce, Sandra Holcomb, Judy Harris, Kay XVells, Brenda Walker, Lois Vanhoy, Rebecca Guy,bJudy Holcomb, Gerry Macemore, Linda Eller, Una Com s. L L. L-- . -- -........,. M.. .. X111 4 3 I , iw OFFICERS First How: Ruthie Boles, Secretary, Pat Byrd, President, Judy Wolfe, Vice-President, Second Row: Linda Pardue, Reporter, Georgia Royal, Sergeant-at-Arms, Brenda Pepper, Chaplain, Sha- ron Tilley, Treasurer. Our Tri-Hi-Y is a Christian organization whose main objective is the helping of others. This preparation of a fruit basket is only one of the annual service projects of our club. tm-way Janice Harris, Brenda Pepper, Mary Jane Reece, Linda Gough, and Louise Mastin, are fixing a Thanksgiving basket for a needy family. First Row: Glenda Cook, Barbara Billings, Carol Swaim, Kathy Smith, Janice Harris, Billie Ann Hartsell, Jenny Smith, Nancy Everidge, Bobbie Bryant, Pat Byrd, Diane Cheek. Second Row: Jean Jarvis, Linda Gough, Ruthie Boles, Brenda Pepper, June Carol Fisher, Judy Evane, Patsy Martin, Freddie Reece, Louise Masten, Gerry Knight, Judy Pinnix. Third Row: J, so Carol Mendenhall, Sharon Tilley, Jolene WVeatherman, Patsy Thomas, Mary Calloway, Frances Spainhour, Linda VVOod, Sarah Pardue, Laura Montgomery, Mary Jane Reece, Phyllis Cheek. Fourth Row: Linda Pardue, Sue Ray, Georgia Royal, Bobbie Feimster, Brenda Martin, Joyce Martin, Phyllis Stan- ley, Linda Smith, Virginia Montgomery, Gladys Jester. Judy VVolfe. GM! Swan 'U' OFFICERS Left to right: Diane Cheek, Secretary, Linda Smith, Treasurer, Phyllis Stanley, Vice-President, jenny Smith, President. The Girl Scouts is an oganizution Whose main objective is the strengthening of Judy Wolfe, Billie H3ftSCll, Barbara Billil'lgS, and Brenda moral Codes and develgping of Clhristian Martin are inspecting a finished tray, one of the many xh t projects they had this year. C arac er' First Row: Diane Cheek, Jenny Smith, Billie Hartsell. Second Row: Barbara Billings, Judy Wolfe, Brenda Martin, Phyllis Stanley, Linda Smith, Carol Mendenhall. 61 -----T ,:J....-.7Y .--,- -....--,.-, lalfzafcq . ,K . MRS. FAYE BYRD Advisor OFFICERS Delaney Croce, Vice'-Presidentg Linda Macemore, Bulle- tin Boardg Patsy Gentry, Reporterg Mitty Wagoner, Treasurerg Helen Macemore, Secretaryg Linda Eller, President CAbsentJ., Dclfmey Croce Prtsy Ccntry Imdl Mmemorc Helen Macemore Mlttle Sue NVagoner Mrs Byrd Judy Pmnlx Sara Hqynes Brenda Long Phyllla Everldge Pat Byrd Judy Hemr1c Mlldred Jenklns M B11 B-ww-ffe'w.:1' 'rw-' B lil, ,rg-V-. eff-fr-i 1,-,m.,1,,4'4 .3,y.yg.1m1q-'52 MW'lUJ!1f1Wi,5ieiF:.5XT?3lf1l'KNK 'W W '- --f 5 ' - , 0 tldem -.vA AVAv V J s' W f 4 .vb -n-'Z' V I fl AQ, fi Q fl Q l Foatffall - lladkm 1 ini, PETE WAGONER Right Halfback GALE MARTIN Tackle, Senior Co-Captain JOHN MATHIS Assistant Coach i Semor The 1. H. S. football team While win- ning the Yadkin Valley championship and advancing to the quarter finals of the state race before dropping a squeaker, 13-12 was considered the finest in school history. The Jays swept through the Yadkin Valley conference, unbeaten and untied. They displayed a double-barrel offense in scoring a total sum of 282 points while their equally as powerful defense held opponents to a meager 30. The only regular season loss came at the hands of a 2-A team. A number of records were broken and rewritten, teamwise and in- dividually. The Blue Jay gridders started the sea- son oif right-by winning and kept this trend up all the way. With ten great seniors, Roy Lee Shores, Bud Reece, Garland Ford, Pete Wagoner, Reg Ban- ner, Tony Turner, John Frank Cocker- ham, Mike Randleman, Gale and Dale Martin, backed by some underclassmen, Coach John Charles with his aides Mathis, Bradley, and Poteate molded the Jay team into a powerhouse among Class- A foams End, Senior C0'C0ptain COACH JOHN CHARLES .. MIKE RANDLEMAN le ROY SHORES Fullback, Senior GARLAND FORD Left Halfbackf Senior Right Tackle, Senior 1 64 f 'Vw N T XXV!-' if Y X F' vi-TTT? .....-., . - . .. .... -, ., .-Q-.-.4:-'-.-4 - 3 7f'!f7 'fT fm- - Ax V T' 'Qf'fv'5sf Kxjlr ,A , Q,,,,.,.f,., 5 -sf, ffl A-f f S jfxk -wi l N n af 5 K imfxiinf - .M y BUD REECE DALE MARTIN Quarterback, Senior JOHN FRANK COCKERHAM Center, Senior Guard, Senior DEWITT COLLINS REG BANNER MIKE BOLES Guard, Junior QUf1 f9fb0Ck, Senior Cenfef, fUf1i0r UIKLN WILLIAMS - 7' DUFF FREEMAN Guard, Junior CHARLES COLLINS Fullback, junior End, junior 65 V-.gl-.i....., Yin... -rfw , me A q , A.- 4 X l 6' M IN jfqvlljjgl, r lf. U9 ,J J -..V L, 1. Ml -ae ,Alley iq WN- J J vs' id. TQ 'N M r if H- 1 ' H.. will rje-J flgkgll' lil-HY 3' 'l C' xi' Q SX.. A 4 ner T' A T -- if ,rl 1 I' ll? in eelipllifliige if . Q I Eff 19 A ff : ' I 'A ' awry l A 4 1 S ff i 1 . .. Q ' f ' 1:7 A . f , g i L -, if 1 1 , W I l If gg- Q 5, E K . ' if I ' ' ' First Row: john Coekerham, Oren XVilliams, Cale Martin, Pete VVagoner, Garland Ford, Mike Randleman. Second Row: Mr. Poteat, Dewitt Collins, Anthony Turner, Duff Freeman, Charles Collins, Bud Reece, Roy Shores, Dale Martin. Tlzircl Row: Reg Banner, Scooter Parker, Johnny Shaw, Mike Boles, Larry Shoemaker, Donald Burehain, Larry Adams, Donald Adams, Coach Bradley. Fourth Row: Butch Robinson, Dillon Stanley, Otis Ford, Larry Harris, Chris Canipe, Ronald Ball, Larry Brannon, 1Villia1n Vestal, Lloyd Spicer, Coach Charles. onesville vs. Bandy's 6 Sparta 13 Elkin 7 Yadkinville 0 XVest Yadkin 13 Dobson 0 Pilot Mountain O NVest Wilkes 0 Boonville 0 Stoneville O Allen Jay 13 ,,,. Bud Reece really pours it on for Ilappy hoyweliappy coach-for this was Now it's like this, Pete, says Coach another Blue lav Score. the Yatlkin Valley Cliampionsliip game. Charles. Shake a leg, Tony Turner. Practice is what makes our Blue a teams build th rec r I y e o ds they do. Dale Martin, Roy Shores and Mike Randleman. Ex ' 138, w 'lr- -azuil 'gn-, An opponent's aerial attack didn't stop Charles Collins and Flash Randleman takes off while Roy Shores relaxes for rx Mike Randleman. T IT1Ol'I1CHt. One of the Rinky-Dinks CC Canipel finally gets to play. hris This was quite a tense moment when the After one of his spectacular runs for secondstring took over in the game with a touchdown, Roy Lee Shores pauses Booneville. for a drink of water. Happy Jays are here again! 6 ,J STATESVILLE NORTH SURRY MOUNTAIN PARK COURTNEY MOUNTAIN PARK EAST HIGH ALL-STARS WEST YADKIN YADKINVILLE BOONVILLE ELKIN EAST BEND EAST HIGH BOONVILLE COURTNEY ELKIN EAST BEND WEST YADKIN YADKINVILLE GRIFFITH 'B LIN C'0-CKZD? . PAR-D UE P am For 3 w Semor ard 22 ,gc s rug, 'ffffr Brenda Martm Sarah Pardue, Frances Spainhour, Sharon Txlley Judy Wolfe Gladys Jester, Mary Calloway, mgr., Patsy Martin Joyce Martln mgr., Linda Pardue, Mary Jane Reece mgr Phyllls Cheek Sue Ray, Bobbie Feimster, Ber- mce Vestal Patsy Thomas Georgia Royall. f 'i 4 , ,- A . :HD 'Lf 1 RDU L HOWARC? 152. Senior Captain, e JONESVILLE VS. 74 STATESVILLE 55 67 NORTH SURRY 57 44 MOUNTAIN PARK 25 75 COURTNEY 35 60 MOUNTAIN PARK 20 54 EAST HIGH 43 70 ALL-STARS 59 79 WEST YADKIN 11 59 YADKINVILLE 48 59 BOONVILLE 49 58 ELKIN 66 68 EAST BEND 46 69 EAST HIGH 50 73 BOONVILLE 49 89 COURTNEY 33 57 ELKIN 47 57 EAST BEND 50 81 NVEST YADKIN 29 63 YADKINVILLE 43 62 CRIFFITH JOHN IMA TH Coach IS Front row: Pete VVagoner, jerry Finney, Bud Reece, Howard Pardue, Paul Reynolds, Garland Ford. Back row: john Shaw, mgr., Leonard Croce, Charles Collins, Bob XVilliams, Dale Martin, mgr., Hoyt Royall, Dewitt Collins, Seth Cheek, Duff Freeman, mgr. il' Q3E'I f: ilfffzlfisesf YinHQBfXXX g,X,ggrjQw4QQEg.':1?'Q2ffV7?2Z T25 Q.-genie: A45 g ,. Qi fy-'zu' 'f . 4 A 11.1 .- 3 CX ,I Xl. --'f -- 41 A Blue jay in flight and Budis got two XVonder what Curlnnci, Pa-tv, Couch It looks like' jerry czm't hr- stoppml on points, Mathis, and Bud haw- SC'lN1I1lPll this this onfi Pitllfxf. time. -ui -C -H r M X.. vlv, ,-,V N- i HOXVaTd pL1llS d0XVl'l another l'6b0llflCl, It's l'l0t RD llll- Xvhich 0119 F-IIHIQIDCQI ijhig rcbound, Paul? usual thing. jerry has stolen another ball. Sorry, but you can't take this one from One reason so many scoutC' visit Garland. I. H. S., CHQ plays dcfcnsc tool. Kawai! Sitting: Ray McBride, Mgr.g Arnold Pruitt, Larry Brannon, Charles Collins, Pete Wagoner, Howard Pardue, Paul Rey Perry Stokes, Larry Wagoner, Seth Cheek, Benny Wiles, and nolds, George Vigneault, Donald Croce, and Coach Charles Mike Boles, Mgr. Standing: Barry Tilley, johnny Shaw, .LX J x x J '. r . i .vi xr, 1 'f H' 1 f 3,i ',1 .'P.f ..- v . ' ,. :,' .fi ,i ' Q ni LZ 54 if 5 'ia - - ' ?.' I 1 ' If -Q . .A A .,,,-,cb-G, , 1 ' ' 'Weff ., Q , 1 ff' wr ' ix' I .V Q 'S' fi .aw -' 'ff ,..5, ,f ifiig-.f -op.. , - I .'.,-1 x 1 ' fr, ' . . , AL, .-- ' wav! W 5, wail :.,r, Q 'wa . . J A- .15 ,,,,.Li.' X: C8 is Qg15'.. me -5 1 'm',. A Y '. .4 , H . A 1 ,,, f,.,.,,.Ac3gq - .nitjf R. fr.- - - ,w 5, .f . .q+ '-,gf A',.,, f-Y,,'4 f . .,. af. RMU.: , QQ , - M -'L . ' uf 41' L. . - .Mx - '-If ' ' .. x J, T ,Dfw .5-4 , T, 33' 4 .5 V---. 4+ ' .4 , ' h ' al an w' -- L' ' ?-4. X-' . .YQ an Howard Pardue, pitcher and outfielder. Although interest in baseball has been declining nation- wide for several years. We at Jonesville are having an uptrend toward baseball and we have a new spark of hope, too. That spark is our new baseball field. Wie need more boys out for baseball and we need more interest in baseball by everyone. Al- though our team didn't do too well last year, we feel that we are improving. VVe should have a good team this year with a lot of power and ability. Coach Charles is an excellent coach and he never fails to point out and correct our weak spots on the Held and at bat. 72 'traine- I .,s nd A Wh: X ui gl, i P Paul Reynolds, our pride of a catcher ii if H M 4 - of---v .exixNgQNAg7RfL.','i.Vi l E A - .. - GIRLS, TENNIS BOYS' TENNIS C First row: Sarah Pardue, Linda Pardue, Frances Spainhour, First row: jerry Finney, Howard Parduc, Charles Collins, Georgia Royall, Patsy Martin, Cerrie Knight. Second row: james Swaim, Chris Canipe. Second row: Stephen Canipc, 'Bobbie Feimster, Sue Ray, Patsy Thomas, Iudy Wolfe, Sharon Donald Adams, Oren XVilliams, Eddie VVootcn, Johnny Shaw. Tilley, Bernice Vestal. l Our new gymnasium is used for Physical Basketball is the favorite game in Coach Education as well as varsity basketball. No strings! qhafles thlffl Peflod Pllymcal Eduwllon cass. I JR. VARSITY C7 First row: Donald Adams, Charles Reece, johnny Shaw, Eddie XVooten, 'iScooterl' Frgm these jr, Varsity boys ponies our Parker, Larry Brannon. Second row: Kenneth Haynes, Ronnie Macey, Chris excellent 119111115- Canipe, Warren Prevette, Cale Haynes, Albert Macemore. if-WlJEikilLYli?YtT'w 'fhfZ':'fi.f 'it' Ymx hxx'-K. .Pt TCP?-1 ofiiff,-yyf-.3-Af ws is--1. - qv., -. V A f l 1 .. A A M Carol Collins, Linda WVood, Janice Harris, Pat Byrd, Nancy Everidge, Diane Cheek, Linda Gough, jenny Smith, jerry Knight. .- 11,9 ' 5 l WW? l ,J A ' A M, hh 4. ,xr .KY V ' X ' 5 W' NANCY EVERIDGE PAT BYRD DIANE CHEEK f e Co-operation! l l l , Co-ordination! l l Dependability! l , Voice! l Scholastic Standing! Do an have all these? May you are qualified to be a cheerleader. JANICE HARRIS LINDA GOUGH Q- za LINDA woon 4-ffl JERRY KNIGHT I -ff? CAROL comms l , , I '11 JENNY 74 H--Y -V e-fwn f , , , , ,.,. V 1, , -'vw 3. f,f'f3: ?Z!fL AX- A 1 .,f,.,--.3,l,,l,,g,i:Q:in.fimuis-Jef,1f:fw,1+w:am?E2w:nwlikiikziwmilh F B- ' IBB 1:-QLL mmm. I A 1 l HA. .TI'1u.'ff. 2 Dfuzfl 4'.Z' '..f- 1--.aah '--.. v ':.,.-nav , it ' f X ,A 'nk ff ,I. if 7 V. f 2 f , V ' ,wf A 'mf 5 ff ,Z ,, A ff 4 ' Q 0 amfaffvt 'yi , jf 1 ,f K - n o 0 We wcttceumakeom afffuqht ff f sw A ji X 'fy JU' H, 435 f 7 f' f! 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'C f ev 'GVXXUG S- P-SCX eww G6 'E' MARY JANE REECE Sophomore ,ge O69 9 v'e59Q!S00NDR Q2 X5 BF 1' LINDA WOOD Iunior ffl PAT BYRD Senior if-X Sir 'bl CATHY SMITH BOBBIE BRYANT JUDY HEMRIC Freshman Freshman S0Ph0m0Te e or rr o or f 'A ' A A r .,,. BERNICE VESTAL A HO Iunior Seng' LBROO 07- If I Qeeere 4 Comet ...-H.-.-.afeT..1vaif1v1i-nf4mmifmz:4S,maix -' FT-E-i 7 ':'fn?-q'l'f1T?3'13'.l-I' ,. 5f T '4453TiW5':fw.. 'iWi wiE1'5 Q l l 3 w pu..-mu' . , , - 1 ' .-r ,R mz ,mn - l ff' l 4' Y' 1 'a1'f, ' I 1 I . - ur Lx, 0, o L Q I 1 'I I 44 - , 5 - I N I 1 6. s... 5 2 , .1,,, -nf' I '1 ' 'DP' nl 4 'gfwfi 4' N -4.6 QL .M -.,Q',h ' Q 4, v.. mo - ,. -A -11 1 f: ffWv .n-74' . C 5 4 ...- fn Y ,J Q . 1 Q. T-4 Y -. ,v ,.. ' W . o 'ti l vm ' I . 'J' 3' tu' . 0: . - if ', ,ar-'F F 'J A , ' ' so 9 'T Fr . A , 1 Q' wg I .arty .,. '2 M' iz , f' ,.,-A if 1 ' ff ww , Q ' ---:Pu ,, -L,:.' 'K Q , V l 'i 5 'fl . . ia L f .-A ' Lv. ,ge- - ,ff lHw? w 1 'Q 4 3 wvgw 'Q l ,,':-rv - 1 Q adl'4'f 'O L' Q .F Ho! Lynda Holbrook, Edna Hollernan, Elaine McGhee, Diane Cheek, Ivey Gray Vestal, Chief uf? - . .1, ' -1 5, , I. x '.- iq 1, 1 i , T Q! lx: Z' il fi' sl 'J U , .I Ll' fi I ? I vllfk 1 ' 1 rf. , . 3 , 5 AFZWGN' 55.-dvr LQQ' RQ!!! Id f N l 3 . '. 1 l . f 'ff fi ' rn . 4 i ' 1 lI'l.1 1 KLI 11 ,, X 1 'xii Fond Wiemoiiea Of Om afiiai em ,.-on gt I A T yr.-fe :gf v , A ' U ,X ,k.- vm A W that T ,. A xT Q gi, PEC-GY CHAPPELL CAROLYN EVERIDGE FLORENCE GRAY Valedictorian Salutotorian Betty Crocker Award Citizenship , 'fi -. if W' N A4 JUDY CI-IEEK The day we were measured for class rings was a big event of our IOANN CHAPPELL Athletic Junior year. Danforth BARRY TILLEY IVAN WACONER Citizenship Danforth Athletic There was hard work as well as lots of fun in the rehearsals for our junior play, Grandad Goes Wild. The girls looked beautiful and Our theme, Stairway To The Everyone worked hard to make the boys handsome at our junior- Stars, is well illustrated by the our Junior-Senior a success, and Senior Prom. art work in the background. the results were worth itl e, ar .. nm..r,r:: ' ADVERT15WW5 ,Mmtzwrwaw CHATHAM'S COUNTRY STGRE , , ' JW, 'if '. We can always depend on Chafharn Manufacturing Company To Ioe a friend To our school. 92 ,.f. . . W. 5.11-1 mv 1hrrvfr::zxu.+.ztza::s:QiifnYfWIfL 53l. V' - '5A 'iRf51Y,' -'5NNI'Q'5'.. ':'2'2Qf-2'-?'4QfK77f5' i'. I ja'.5i-gr-,', g1 :g.f. ' p :- CHEEK'S JEWELRY To N.. We always depend on This friendly store Phone 584 Jonesville, N. C 93 P- ,gg T? j 1 4 ,. ,x Jn ' f , 4 ' V ELKIN FURNITURE COMPANY Manufacfurers of Bedroom Furnifure Elkin, North Carolina 94 - f -- far, kRfQw:.eN'xsmm-5-i?a iR ' ' v PET DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY Pasteurized Dairy Products PET ICE CREAM a health food We find the best in Class Rings - Caps and Gowns HERFFfJoNEs E. L. HEDRICK Representative Telephone MElrose 2-2096 Taylorsville, N. C. 95 CONGRATULATIONS TO JONESVILLE CLASS OF 1960 BELK-DOUGHTON COMPANY ELEBTIIIG 'i HEATING 9 3 ,I CLEAN u 'ri-mlr'rY 2: ' TRQUBLE-FREE i at .. imocsu-0 SAFE DRAFT-FREE COMFORT Installs in baseboards, slab floors or ceilings Ask for details from your heating specialist at D U K E POWER COMPANY Compliments of KLONDIKE FARM Serving Elkin and Winston-Salem with Klondike Golden Guernsey Milk Finest Milk Produced Anywhere Phone 30-R Elkin, North Carolina DUN-WELL CLEANERS Best wishes to the Seniors JONESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA I .H ,. M.-. 1 mvmnmm1xnw -.'- ZA ilu., .'n.lf'I.7.-, -:-lvlr.'-v 1.-. SWAIM GIL CO. l l SWAIM'S USED CARS N tit' .l r' . 'fr- I' - Movies are your best Entertainment REEVES THEATRE Elkin, N. C. The little store with the big conscience. CHAPPELL JEWELERS Phone lO6 Elkin, North Carolina Compliments of HARRIS-WAGONER, INC. Elkin's Leading Clothier Exclusive Men's Clothes GRIFFON 81 CURLEE lil West Main Street Phone 1215 PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING Be sociable-Have a Pepsi! P. O. Box 589-Phone 590 Jonesville, North Carolina Compliments of BRYAN'S 131 South Bridge Street Elkin, North Carolina ELKIN LUMBER COMPANY Appreciates Your Patronage Elkin, North Carolina Compliments ot MARTIN'S GROCERY Cedarbrook Road Phone 1530-J Compliments ot MODERN BARBER SHOP Jonesville, N. C. Phone 573-J Compliments ot HENSEL'S Elkin, North Carolina Compliments ot SWAN CREEK MILLING CO. Jonesville, North Carolina Compliments ot ODELL BUILDING COMPANY Elkin, N. C. Compliments of REECE BARBER SHOP Elkin, North Carolina CASSTEVENS LUMBER COMPANY Plant Located 5 Miles South ot Elkin, N. C. on Route 21 Phone 881 Cycle, N. C. Compliments of ROSES 5-10-25 Elkin, N. C. Compliments ot HIGHLAND ORCHARD Cycle, N. C. HILLMAN The Happy Medium ot all Imports Parts - Accessories Mechanic on Duty GREENWOOD AUTO CO. Phone 999 Congratulations, Seniors BRENDLE'S WHOLESALE CO. Elkin, North Carolina Compliments of GRANDMA'S GROCERY Cycle, N. C. Compliments ot ED SNYDER'S Phone 414-415 Elkin, N. C. Lance's Tasty Snacks in cellophane packs LANCE, INC. I l -W 1 if-Q Compliments of WHITE BROTHERS Phone 627 Boonville Highway Compliments ot GRIFFINS SPORTING GOODS AND GIFTS Phone 469 Elkin, N. Compliments of LUCY GRAY'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 380 Elkin, N. C. Compliments ot STYLETTE BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone H88 Jonesville, N. J. S. ATKINSON Tax Consultant MRS. HELEN J. GUTH Associate Elkin, North Carolina Compliments of PREVETTE USED CARS Phone 365 Elkin, N. Compliments ot HOLCOMB BROS., INC. Phone 254 203 W. Main St Compliments of TRIPLETTE'S USED CARS Phone ll2l Elkin, N. Compliments of MARY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone 156 Elkin, N. C. Compliments of WILLIAMSON ELECTRIC Jonesville, N. ,C. Compliments of DAIRY QUEEN Home of Good Food and Ice Cream Elkin, North Carolina Compliments of COMB'S PRODUCE Phone 308 Elkin, N. C Portraits at STANLEY 84 PARK STUDIOS 207 West Main St. - Phone 9lOR Elkin, N. C. Compliments of COOK 8. JOHNSON'S ESSO SERVICE Elkin, North Corolino Compliments ot HUTCHINS and SON GULF SERVICE 666 N. Bridge St. - Phone 385 Elkin, N. C. Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Elkin, North Carolina --- -::- Compliments ot MARTIN FLOOR COVERING COMPANY Phone 1037 Jonesville, N. C. Compliments ot J. H. BEESON MUTUAL INSURANCE Phone I7 Elkin, North Carolina FIRESTONE JOHNNY'S USED CARS SPEAS HOME 8. AUTO SUPPLY Dealer in Used Cars IO3 E. Main Street- Phone 444 Elkin, North Carolina PHILCO P. O. Box 206 Elkin, N. West End Elkin ISENHOUR'S JEWELRY Elkin, North Carolina Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1960 ELKIN BARBER SHOP The Best in Shaves and Haircuts Also Specializes in flat tops. Bill Vestal -Wayne Lovelace Proprietors Sales and Super Service F. W. CHEVROLET, INC. Elkin, North Carolina YADKIN VALLEY PACKERS Piedmont's Best Products Jonesville, North Carolina , I vruranxa-1:-:i'..:::,:x-xfm f.. .in , .9--f .f ,. -f -r---1-..:f. 1 -. ,, .-. -un--a.n1.y-.F . r. MOTOR PARTS CO. See us for your motor repairs Jonesville, North Carolina SPRINKLE'S Roger W. Sprinkle, Proprietor. Goodyear Tires - Batteries Sinclair Products Recapping 302 East Main Street Phone 280 Best Wishes to the Seniors J. C. PENNEY CO. Elkin, North Carolina DAVIS INSURANCE Writes all kinds of Insurance Elkin, North Carolina Compliments of CASH 8. CARRY STORES Elkin, N. C. Make our Store Your Headquarters Save Money, Save Time-Shop SMITH EY'S Free Parking at back of our store for your convenience COMMUNITY GROCERY R. C. Wiles Arlington, Jonesville, N. C. Compliments of JOE E. BIVINS iNsuRANcE Insure with Confidence Compliments of SPAINHOUR'S A Modern Department Store Elkin, NorTh Carolina I 'A' -...Y-- ' ua, , , 102 1. A...-vw 'mf-.n mf-.m .. ' Q ix :UIQ 5 ,f.: . . .li h Winning teams start with equipment from: BCJCOCK-STRGUD COMPANY Fourth and Spruce Street Winston-Salem, N. C. 103 TJVFDIIIM-Bib wi mfr h si of-nuff:-GSXR-'a't KOOL MOTEL 8. RESTAURANT Free TV and Air Conditioned U. S. 21 - llfz Miles South ot Elkin Quiet and Comfortable Rates 53.00-54.00-55.00 Clete Simmons-Owner Phone 439.1 COCKERHAM'S STUDIO lt it's pictures, see us Elkin, N. C. SURRY HARDWARE COMPANY Quality and Service Phone 38 Compliments of GRAHAM OIL COMPANY Phone 272 WALKERS 5-I0 Mrs. L. F. Walker Mr. L. F. Walker Elkin, N. C. Compliments of .IAKE'S RADIO AND TV Jonesville, N. C. Compliments of EDITH'S BEAUTY NOOK .IONESVILLE GULF STATION Silas Settle, Manager Phone 1113 Jonesville, N. c. Phone 642 Jonesville, N. C. Compliments of Compliments of MATHIS PARDUE FURNITURE S AND S USED CARS COMPANY Jonesville N C Hotpoint and G. E. Dealer . ' ' ' Phone 955 West-End Elkin Compliments of MCDANIELS DEPARTMENT STORE Phone 185 Elkin, N. C. Compliments ot FIDELITY FINANCE COMPANY Elkin, N. C. Compliments of THE JEWEL BOX Elkin, N. C. ROBERT'S MEN SHOP Shop here for something new and difterent. Specializing in form fit shirts and cat style pants. Phone 870 Compliments of ROYALL-COX AGENCY, INCORPORATED PEELE AND THOMPSON RADIO, TV APPLIANCE COMPANY We sell the best and service the rest.' Phone 254 Elkin, N. C. 1.q-A-11.-H-nw -1-wirav 1-fx-1 in If l 1 -.em v. -4. -ny. V v-.Y-1..-...W -. Compliments of JONESVILLE DRUGS WALGREEN AGENCY Phone 810 Jonesville, N. C Compliments ot JONESVILLE SUPERMARKET Phone 559 Jonesville, N. C Compliments of HOME FURNITURE Phone 180 Elkin, N. C Compliments of ROGERS SHOE SHOP Elkin, N. C. JONES SHOE STORE Shoes for the entire family. Elkin, N. C. Compliments of ROYALL DRUG COMPANY, INC. Elkin, N. C. Compliments of JONESVILLE ESSO Phone 933 Jonesville COLONIAL DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Distributors of Gulf Oil Products Jonesville-Elkin Compliments ot ELKIN HOTEL Compliments of COLLINS PURE OIL SERVICE West Main Street Phone 265 Elkin, N. C. Phone 430 Elkin, N- C- Compliments Of J. W. SHEPARD CONSTRUCTION W. M. WALL COMPANY Wafche-5-DiamOnd5-JeWelry-China Residential and Industrial Const. Elkin North Wilkesboro Mt. Airy Phone 532 Elkin, N- C Compliments of HALL-KNOTT AND EDWARDS The Store for quality men's clothing Phone 239 Elkin, N. C. Compliments of RUMPLE FURNITURE COMPANY Phone 57 Elkin, N. C. ELK PHARMACY, INC. 115 E. Main Street Elkin, North Carolina Dwayne Irwin-Luke Irwin Compliments of MORRISON'S FLOWERS Phone 650 Elkin, N. C. GOLDEN AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Complete Auto Body Rebuilding and Painting Phone 826 Elkin, North Carolina ROSE 8. DAY, INC. Sales-PONTIAC-Service INTERNATIONAL TRUCK LARK AND BAUXHALL Sales and Service Intersection Highways 67 8. 21 Elkin-Jonesville Phone 345 Compliments ot SUNSHINE LAUNDRY Try our new Washette Jonesville, North Carolina Compliments of ELKIN TRIBUNE WAYSIDE CUT-RATE FURNITURE CO. 3V2 Miles South of Jonesville Box IO8 Phone 793-R Elkin, North Carolina Compliments of ELKIN-JONESVILLE BUILDING LOAN ASSOC. Elkin, North Carolina Compliments of CAROLINA BLOOMER For Courteous Barber Service Visit -The Old Reliable- COMPANY cocKERHAM BARBER sHoP Quality Lingerie Phone 69 Elkin, N. C. Phone 91 115 No,-1h Bridge Street Elkin, N. C. - V V f ,...,..,..,,.,,,z. f f- -h,.-my I ..n-.---.-N., .. 1-.n-mmr, U, Q ... .',..- 1 .. .. ,-- ---4....- - Joe E. Harris GWYN INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Box 150 Elkin, N. C. WINEBARGER MOTOR CO., INC. Telephone 666 850 North Bridge St Elkin, N. C. LOWE'S OLDSMOBILE, INC. Bridge Street Telephone 495 Elkin, N. C. A Good Drug Store ABERNETHY'S PHARMACY the REXALL stores Elkin, N. C. YADKIN FINANCE LEO HARDY INSURANCE CORPORATION A Kinds IlHome Company For Home Folks BERNARD JACKSON, Associate Author Brindle, Associate Phone 605 Phone 884J 954 North Bridge Street North Elkin Elkin, N. C. Elkin, N. C. MINUTE GRILL A Place to meet the gang and eat the best. Mrs. Maggie Martin QQERGV fa' wnbean' Reach fo 5 waldcnsian B4 41:5 ' A K 'N' I F , , 'B 'EM X ISI up 'MN I WALDENSIAN BAKERIES BAKERS OF SUNBEAM BR In appreciation to a loyal Christian supporter of J. H. S., who gives much of his time and effort befriending and healing our students and athletes, expecting nothing in returng we salute you, Dr. Shipe. CROUSE S AMOC0 Phone 609 'q+--.- 'iiw , ' 1- .1'17-131 -vu .frn11 . VMULJ., Ag.. .. ,N -Q... ..., .. Compliments of MARTIN FLOOR COVERING COMPANY Phone lO37 Jonesville, N. C. Compliments of .IONESVII.I.E HARDWARE Compliments of DOWNTOWN BARBER SHOP Jonesville, North Carolina Washing Dry Cleaning In wi-me swAN LAUNDRY Comp 'mem of Phone 205 BEN FRANKLIN STORE Elkin, North Carolina BROWN'S MACHINE SHOP Jonesville, North Carolina Compliments of JONESVILLE BEAUTY SHOP Phone IO6O fwwfffw f71,L..1L.L.,,, S wl4Jv lap-Ma. 'Tr' f,a4f,.,,,1, 4--..9.d..u.1u.....T0-4L- A-'+0w..L...Ea..,,1.f,,1 LQ-J Wi C0'4-19-Ltwg m..1JH4.,,., 7 70-3.1-L14.A4,LM LLL: 14LJm?v1..4u,B,,,,,1,M bm i'f9-wwf 1451, JrJwZa4.J4,ll,f1Ag0,,,gL,,, fhmiio 2g0LxJ,a,,d EA!-MQ,L,. 'L'dU4'fMfMaM'fW ALL Minh, 2 N l I X -ll... - .4.,. .. ..,..-...-.l .-.-.....-,-....-.-...........-.., -.-.....-.. .-.. . .. . ....., . ...--4-..-. X- .-4 .4u. fluwqfuqm I v 04 ?:-Qaluct' of ffuogwffia I . - A Q. . X giesxgfsi Y - A A u n er cumny 333 INDIANA AVENUE WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. 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