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

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1961 volume:

.44a1m..4,,+., I 'EX Xb 0 , L. -.,-- .. First a glimmer . then a gleam A At last a steady glow. Here are the highlights of our four years at Ionesville. May the aooomplishments recorded herein brighten the paths of our future life , . - May it brighten the past when our memories grow elim. S R gd if T. fQ, S ' . f , ,---- --- 5 , 'A ,553 Q - N. l7xi f xQN1Q1+P4k..g ig- . 311- 'U'f - 1' x N dl X x f ' A X gx ihmzmv COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY f 1 P. o. Box aov f Q ' K YADKII'-TVILLE,NC zvoaa Mombsr or x V Q f1oaTHwEs'rBP.N n.EG1owA-L LIBRARY ffl. ' 4. We will have these Moments To R67'19mbe flue -, , w -1 -'-1 ' 7ax5le of Coaimta Dedication .......... . ..... . . . 3 Introduction of Theme ..... .. 4 Administration .... ..... 1 3 Seniors .... ..... 2 1 Iuniors ,..... . . . 31 Sophomores ..... ..... 3 5 Freshmen ..... . .... 39 Elementary ..... ..... 4 3 Activities .... . .... 55 Athletics .... . .... 73 Features ........ . .... 85 Advertisements ...... ..... 1 01 2 1115 lUlUY 1'!xkM9A.'l:.21 .n-uhaazuuasuf. !'nuum1lw'1.l1 'w sf.-nihrs A f Qffeaiff. ' ' 4 lq U ., fix! it lt is hard to tell whether Mrs. Key is trying to line her pupils up for a picture or trying to keep them from eating the fruit! . nlnjuns eat-um fruit when heap big man with 'magic box, goli' I f aw' , my f A 13' 2 '.f ur.. .. 1' .An .u...L.. We Home . . WW. Kale My VVith Kindness and consideration, you have Always taught each student as if he were your own child. WVe Thank you for putting your every Effort into your work of preparing beginners for higher schooling. Starting and Keeping a small, growing childfs mind Employed upon education is a task You have handled expertly. For many years to come, students who have learned the values of understanding service that you teach, will look back to fond memories of their schooling- and Mrs. Key-the memories that you have left imprinted within us will never be forgotten. ir, di gg, S5621 liiaii 7 , 'r'- - ' ii., NW' I, wiv-a -7.,gifi4.. 15355 egg 1. .1 5 'Q A 4 fig 11 jgjyfgms Q,,,,.-- ,- X . . with gl YA lE'Ix.N.X'xZ.' LZ ,e J fi. QXXYJD -Fink X 'X 1.4.-n Q-A-.nm ,hx .f-. 1'-A, ' - Nu, .W U1 L'vm v 1 7' f AW, 'N ,X .YN-,. 1' fflma Wana . . . XXv- '- -x1-:-.xx+r1fv- 'IL ,ff fu-f,,4-,ff 171,-fl ,,..,, WN...-.4 ,.-..., . . .,,. A 1. .,- . . -,-,4,:.,,'---4.i .....' ,..f.g-' 4 , JZ 'ff N A , ,, f1w.,,,,5.,, Him-,,..-. nz, W -V ff ' ' I ,uf ffm- ' N ,,, ,.qf'f l L LI XR ble. SHHVCTGIV OR Bu We will we time Hamm 70 R60l60l6M X .4 . E , 3 WM -m y4tw04k0fa,12Zaq,t!wfmwefowzd. .. 1 A aj: J 9 1 UN l K X 1. 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' fi -.f.x., . 1 1, ,c .ah L ff.f.Q',1,l'fQ1f.gZ'....Q,..-U r 11 A mf--' Wm atm myfwz wwf atfwa daqa Wall aa you om wpawte waqa 4.-l M., ,, ...- We will we time 7IZ0mem 70 Weowmzfm . . . IZVQQQPW . ,V Y A, - f + X xx--v-w.x.w-Aexwwxwwizxiwv1-xawzmwvmw W4W'FE.uL1pvyu4amGcn?wsvq:v gl-filj Ar A L!! H 5 'Z' ,uw Mau MEN X YX. -. ' .A 1!t'.fx.,'. . x.'..'. .xx .. .-.XLmn1aA.n.m-.u.Lj1Ji.i1.M.A1.1. ' A ' ' ' 'I' ' 'I 1 A ,J 'wx ww -qs' , . I .X 'awww- ' K in em ,um X ,,.....-a- 1 Mr. Herman Griffin, our principal, enters into his second successful year of leading the students of Ionesville School toward higher goals in education and athletics. He has stressed the privilege of ac- quiring an education, and of taking advantage of that privilege. He believes that sports and studies may be combined for the students' enjoyment. Mr. Griffin is a devout supporter of our athletic teams and relaxes from his responsibilities as principal during games. ?wwLpa,Z li 'K Hr ,F Here we Hnd Mr. Griffin in one of his lighter moments as he takes a break from the toil and trouble of guiding little peons to enjoy the news from the outside World. am Q' X' '79V4ZW! :f'7ffWf?rg'n i G .iQ'rii3lV1!Wf'i'i lW'l mTM'??? ':-f1'T?? -. T..t..,.?t'Ff'Y'YE?l'5Q7AE.am.,-..M .ina .142-4,4a,cMuf: gfsfa. f.r..Liais14 '99 Sclwo! foam! Our school board, consisting of Mr. Marshall Adams, Mr. Roy Boles, and Mr. Bob Snow, Works for the benefit of the school Whether it be socially or educa- tionally. Swwtwuf Mrs Ruth Boles school secretary, lightens the work of our pr1nc1pal bv lxeepmg our office records correct and by con- frontmg all v1s1tors Wlth a cheery smile. Fcwultq if st a. J Mr. Hugh Partin, agriculture teacher, teaches our boys anything from the setup of machinery to the fundamentals of fann life. Wifi' Miss Ann XVilhelm stresses speed and accuracy in shorthand, typing, book keeping, and business arithmetic Miss Mary Speer our guidance coun selor does not measure people with a yard stick as often as she measures figures 1n her algebra geometry and trlg classes Mrs. Faye Byrd, English teacher and librarian, varies her courses of study from the conjugation of a verb to the Prime of the Ancient Mariner or to the filing of a library card. QNA Mrs. Jane Holcomb points out to us that it is important to know the French country as well as the French lang uage 4+-. Mr joe Stroud General Math and Physics teacher relaxes while his gen eral math students take one of his difficult tests Mrs. Louise Randlcman, Science and Biology teacher, explains, thc forma- tion of the earth using as an illustration onc of the science projects. ..- Mr. Iohn Mathis, basketball coach and history teacher, notes that the map i very important in American and World History. By the way, Coach, where is that Mason-Dixon line? Mrs Ola Hendren Home Economics teacher illustrates only one method of preserving foods In ill classes she stresses neitness 1n preparing food and clothing L. . . 7 ' - - -V 3 si ml . . 7 3 ,fl- 42 , if l , t , . ,S , , . ' 'S - , :7 4i,vx s.,Ac.S . 5 , is .. I 5 V M- I X ' 2 'sr A V I ,,,., ,M ,W..,y,,,,, I Q1 l ,A 'Q-sf .lvgg S 1, . 5. 4 m it F gk F Q L. , f' - A s lv, A.-Z.. , , I 0 S C , ' . , . ' K., 2 . . , . . Kms 1 2 s 1 . ' ff' ffvif-1'ff-f'T'f ff-1in -'-- F. -.. Fi'iPLtW'V'WW'M'i'xTi'i'? TIH'T?fTii5I3'TY'TfE ..,.a..5'9A, 'l'i...ci'53l .. .. , s a f Ml' ,- - Q5 3 's.... -Phu: Mr. Frank Poteat, driver training instructor surely has nerves of steel to try to teach some of our students to drive. Mrs. Logene Hood, our English teach- er, keeps her students on the go with grammar, writing themes, and studying the Shakesperian plays. w.-X Football Coach, Health and Physical Education, and Social Studies teacher, Mr. john Charles, keeps all of his courses up to par in teaching, learn- ing, and an added bit of humor. -...S-My Miss Pearlie McGhee, Mrs. Ruby Canipe, and Mrs. Kate Mrs. Hazel Nolan, Mrs. VV. L. XVilson, and Mrs. Iris Canipe Key, know that music must be taught to our first graders, help our second graders learn more about nature and the as well as reading, writing, and arithcmatic. animals that depend on us. Mrs Mary H-irris Mrs Katherine XVilkins inl M R th . . . ., .. 1 c rs. u The 4th grade teachers, Mrs. Bray, Mrs. Finger. and Mrs. CfiSSm2U1 kf10W that 21 third grade Students curiosity inter- Dudley help our students to use library books in their work. ests him in different types of literature. 17 fl li -.,,,!1,- 3 I 2 3 i f , f .I wt 3 1' 4 4 f if 4' ZX Ili, 4 ? X fx 9 KI , f V A W' ff' 'Pl' ,a i x l 753 in l 4 Bfcwaluf fl it Miss Parks, Mrs. Adams, and Miss Brann lead our 5th graders with cheerful smiles, as well as ability and interest, as they end another day. Mrs. Dyar, Mrs. Phillips, and Miss Norman discuss plans for teaching our 6th graders how to use the reference finders. ...V i ,, i . 5 2 i 4 N -- .tziff 2 1 , Q - V ' .,- c ,JY ,.. nrt' - ..s.,-t- -.fwfva ,-1'.- 'ff 7-I 11'-'1f1f2gI?.'i'Sbrrirsffsihsi , , Q .aa Q .'f.'g-e5p's,f,y.-,'1-if suite. - H,...AP55 are .- I f, as, f ,W 222, vffysg-F, ' ' ,,. Aflfc ae mivfrf, f,','m ww 0 . ,lllizf V V325 -V 'fail ' sz, pg 1: Q . .s,.-,ff 'f4.', 1 A. .K 'f i f. -Mime Political education is but one of many courses taught by our Relaxing and teaching seem to go hand in hand as our 7th grade teachers Mrs. Kelly, Miss Roberson, and Mrs. Reece prepare a lesson for the students. , 0 M -AM.. . , ,gg 8th grade teachers Mr. Phillips, Mr. West, and Mr. Davis. iq em-M--Q-.-ww.s-M,..,wm.-..., ,,,..,,,,,,:,,,,, WM.-w,,,, 5' 4' rl YY ,gfgqif LQ' l I W , ,fe-'ff--f W ,H I , , l ' l 5 -. P U W' I at E A cup of coffee-a soft, easy chair-quietness-now we know Tired teachers lounging in the lounge! what makes our teachers go! 3. .- .ae ,- ,- A .,.- 1-4,-Mp 1:--. -. --has-Nfmswx .wt Tx Ili Q- N , - J -. - . - 2 , . 1 - iff' 6? ffff 7 . , L 7 ' - .M ' '.lJ.lll'U.f'9.'ll '. l'-Rf ,I .f fTz.aQ. . -?f5g?ll'?t12.,. ish t.....rll la'a7s'.1 .'g','qL ...L1...-.!1....f7Jag..-1.f:p.a.a.4.4L.1..r.:..,4I :::r.:.:-f.m- 1 Ham- W teazkm Lag ' ,-N kg A I af Y Y If Sfrv Teachefs meeting: This is what we have on the torture list, today- Why all the smiles???? It's Pay-Dayl!!! me . L38 , i 3 Styles that do credit to Fifth Avenue are created in Mrs. Hendren's adult class. is Vx Q-4: ', xi H34 XX A? , ,... 'SX X ,, ,- swf if-I. i 1- 'fd -- ,. .V ' EJ 'QM , .J ,I --'dl J 4- in 852:.Iianel 2'.fzSu4. sriij- - xp' I 4 Miss Speer's new office is a familiar place for stu- dents seeking guidance. fr 7---.-n.u:.4zz--:A - 1 : FSI' 1-N' 'N ' K 3 Never underestimate the alnhty of our bus drivers to get pupils here on time md in 111 sorts of Weather Larry XVagoner, Larry Chappell, Larry Cheek, james Pickett, Odeanv Bryant, Ronnie Macy Dallas Foster and Larry Muncus ,UID 'Ms VIS: an wmv gg 'M -- .....J......... .. 1 4.4-.231 4 . f A familiar sight and ready to lend Allan Spicer 15 a willing and faithful a hand is Larry Long our custodian worker around the Elementary School for many years. Us Wie? df? G? No wonder Visitors often compliment our food for we have the best lunchroom staff to be found. Seated: Sadie Vanhoy Myrtle Ray Lois Harris Doretha Rose Standing: Estelle Byrd, Ethel Adams, Lorene Ingool 1 , . , . V Q gl ' wh-.rfll ... 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' -we-5 ,. iff! , H A 1734 bong., Ln lclcr 3 frcxs T 17 Clec Club 4 Footblll 1 7 3 4 B1seb1ll Mgr 1 2 1 Z Tu IS Science Club 2 4 Vlce lres 4 lN1Ofl0g,I'1I'I1 Club 734 Pres 4 Futura 17LlC.llCI'S Club 2,3,4 Bctl Club 7 34 Annuwl Stlff 4 Mirsbil 3 Pep Club 34 Trl H1 Y 1 7 34 Sen 3 A H Beta Club 2,3,4 Skatmg Club 2 3 Clee Club 4 Tennls 7 3 Softball 2,3 Pep Bas etblll M1H1g,6f 3 Tennls 34 Softball 34 F T A 1 2,3,4 F. H. A Suence Club 17 Monogram Club 4 Clee Club 4 Annual Staff Beta Club 34 Sclence Club 1 7 4 T A H 12 Skating Clu ALTA BARKER CLENDA BENTON' MIKE BOLES RUTHIE BOLES LES BROVVN MARY v CALLOXVAX STEPHEN CANIPE LARRY CHAPPELL fff' ffff fVf 1f'i7 7277 LARRY CHEEK PHYLLIS CHEEK CHARLES COLLINS DEWITT COLLINS UNA GREY COMBS LINDA ELLER JUAN ITA FINN EY DUFF FREEMAN LARRY WORTH , V, QYPQ ' fgyf l CHEEK F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 . Bus Driver 3, 4 . . . Monogram Club 1, 2 . . . Baseball Manager 1 PHYLLIS CI-IEEK Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 . , . Skating Club 1 . , . Attendant 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Captain 4 . . . Tennis 2, 3, 4 . . , Softball 2, 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 1, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 . . Girl Scouts 1 . . Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . , Rhythm Club 4 CHARLES EVERETTE COLLINS Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4. . Hi-Y 1, 2 . . 4 Student Council, 4 . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Basketball Mgr. 1 , . . Basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 , . Tennis 1 2, 3, 4 . , , Track 3, 4 , . . Skating Club 2 JOHN DEWITT COLLINS F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres ..,, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Football 2, 3, 4 ...Ba sketball 2, 3 4 . . . Track 3 . . . Hi-Y 1 UNA GREY COMBS Beta Club 3,4.. GleeClub4 . F.H.A.1,2,3,4...F.T.A.1,2,3,4.. Science Club 2 . . Tri-Hi-Y 4 . , Annual Staff 4 , . . Rhythm Club 4 . Pep Club 3, 4 , , . OHice Assistant 4 , . Beta State Convention 3, 4 LINDA ANN ELLER F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 2 , . . F. T. A 1, 2 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 4 . . . Library Club 3, 4, President 3, Sec. 4 . . . Pep Club 4 . . . Office Assistant 4 Library Club 3, 4, President 3, Sec. 4 . . . Pep Club 4 . . . Office Assistant 4 , . . Rhythm Club 4 JUANITA ALICE FINNEY RhthmC lub 4 Y F. T. A. 1,2 . . . F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain4. . .Glee Club4. , .Pep Club 3 DUFF GORDON FREEMAN Beta Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4 . . , Hi-Y- 1, 2 , . F. T. A. 4, Pres. 4 . . . Science Club 2, 4 . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co- Capt. 4 . Beta State . , Track, 3 4 . . . Student Council 2 . , . Class President 1, 3 , . . Convention 2, 3, 4 24 fg . CQ if l warn 71' ww, LAURA JEAN GENTRY F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, Parliamentarian 1 Glee Club 4 PATSY ANITA GENTRY Library Club 3, 4, Reporter 3 DELANEY ANN GROCE F. H. A. 1, 3, 4, Pres. 4 , Library Club 3, 4, V. Pres. 3 Glee Club 4 CHATTIE REBECCA GUY Library 1 . . . F.H.A. 1, 2, 3 , , , Glee Club 4 SARAH LOU HAYNES F. H. A. 1, 2 . . , Library Club 3, 4 LEO ROGER HARRIS Hi-Y 1 . . , Science Club 1 , . Rhythm Club 4 Glee Club 4 Foot- ball Manager 1 BILLIE ANNE HARTSELL . Beta Club 2, 3, 4, State Convention 2, 3, 4 , , Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 . Monogram 4 . . . Glee Club 4 . . . F. T. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 , , Cheerleader 4 , Annual Staff 3, 4, Photo. Co-Chief 4 . , Queen's Court 4 e Office girl 3 , . Girl Scouts 2, 3, Song Leader 3 . . . Pep Club 3, 4 . Skating Club 2 , , Science Club2 . . . F.H.A. 1. SAMMY HILLARD FFA 1, 2 LAURA GENTRY PATSY GENTRY DELAN EY GROCE ,,,..., REBECCA GUY SARAH HAYNES 51 ROGER HARRIS BILLIE HARTSELL SAMMY A ,,,,. HILLIARD 4 5dke 3I..51iFe22Q-AXYix'1.xi-. UDY I 2 'k'k , . HOLCOMB My A ' f 3 MILDRED Q . JENKINS : ' A. JOHN .. , , KELLY 'Www Z I 41 f ak' 9 'gy yy.: 11 - V I X ,F :I . ,.,.. 1 ' -' T..-f.g:v 'J , ,I GERRY -I KNIGHT BRENDA LONG NANCY LYONS f 1 - . ,f ,,,, ' cy. , .Q ' ,, 4, .. f f i .f X . si ' 5 4 5 ln. HELEN aaa , MACEMORE ' f LINDA MACEMORE JUDY CAROL HOLCOMB F. H. A. 1, 2 . . . Library Club 3, 4 MILDRED JENKINS F. H. A. 2. . . F, T. A. 3,4 . . . Library Club 3,4 . . .Annual Staff4 Co- Photo. chief 4 , . . Glee Club 4 JOHN AUSTIN KELLY, JR. Beta Club 2, 3, 4 . . Student Council 2, 3 . , . Monogram Club 4 , . . Science Club 1, 2, 4, Sec. 2, Pres. 4 . . . Skating Club 2 . . . Hi-Y 1, 2, . F T A 1, 2, 3, Sec. 3 . . . Junior Science Symposium 2 . . . Baseball Manager 3 , , . Track 4 . . . Annual Staff 4 . . . Chief Marshall 3 . . . Class Treasurer 4 GERRY MAE KNIGHT Tri-Hi-Y I 2, 3, 4 . . Science Club 1, 2 . . . F. T. A. , , , . . . . . . 1, 2, 4, Reporter 2 . . Glee Club 4 . . . Rhythm Club 4 . . . Monogram Club 3, 4 . . . Skating Club 2 . . . Pep Club 3, 4 , . . Annual Staff 4 . . . Cheer- leader 3, 4 . . . Tennis 2, 3 BRENDA LONG F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 1 . . . Treas. 2 . . . Library Club 3, 4, Pres. 4 . , Glee Club 4 . . . Pep Club 4 NANCY JANE LYONS LibraryClub1 . . . F. H. A. 1, 2, 3 . . . Glee Club 4 HELLEN MAE MACEMORE F. H. A. 1, 3, 4, V. Pres. 4. . .F. T. A. 4. . .Glee Club4. . .Library Club, Sec.3 . . . Pep Club 3 'vw LINDA MAE MACE MORE F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, Treas. 3 . . . Library Club 3, 4, Bulletin Board Ch. 3 4 . . F.T.A.4 . , . Glee Club4 . . , Pep Club3 . 4?4.,fj,nf'1 f f,,f.j.52'.14-?,.fAe,,., , f'Fjl'4i,2- E I u1i'-.-X'J5xN32Lif X- 9QT?i NN'kWk'!i , , .... f.. .....1,..giL+,9y3uh,, 'fi' QD-J' 'N-naar' BRENDA GAIL MARTIN Monogram Club 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 1, See. 2 Tennis 2, 3, 4 Hat Check Girl 2 Annual Staff 4 . . Rhythm Club 4 Skating Club 2 JERRY ANN MARTIN Tri-Hi-Y 1, 4 . T. T. A. 1, 2, 4, Treas. 2 F. H. A. 1, 2, Pres. 1 Science Club 2 Beta Club 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 4 Annual Staff 4, Feature Ed. 4 . Rhythm Club 4 Queens Court 4 Pep Club 4 Princess of Sweetheart Ball 1 LAURA LOUISE MASTEN F. T. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 . F. H. A. 1, 2, Chaplain 2 Science Club 2 Glee Club 1 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Pep Club 3, 4 . . . Queens Court 4 RAY MCBRIDE, IR. Hi-Y Club 1, 2 . F. T. A. 2, 3, 4 Science Club 2 . Monogram Club 3, 4 . . Baseball Mgr. 2 Football Mgr. 3 Annual Staff 4 Rhythm Club 4 , Skating Club 2 Track 4 VIRGINIA MONTGOMERY Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 F. T. A. 1, 2, 3 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3 Science Club 1, 2 . . Science Award 2 . Skating Club 2 . Glee Club 4 . Pep Club 3, 4 . Annual Staff 4, Art Ed. 4 SARAH FRANCES PARDUE Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 . Basketball 3, 4 Basketball Mgr. 2 Skating Club . Monogram Club 2, 3, 4 . School Store 3 Tennis 2, 3, 4 . . . Softball 2, 3 . . . Teening 4 . , Hat Check Girl 2 JUDY ANN PINNIX F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, V. Pres 3 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 F. T. A. 4 Li- brary Club 3, 4, V. Pres. 4 , . Annual Staff 4 Glee Club 4 Pep Club 3, 4 ARNOLD WALTER PRUITT Science Club 1, 2, 4 . , . Baseball 2, 3, 4 BRENDA MARTIN JERRY ANN MARTIN LOUISE MASTEN RAY MCBRIDE VIRGINIA MONTGOMERY W SARAH PARDUE JUDY PINNIX ARNOLD PRUITT 1fZ'1J.1 .., 1 - J... .l..., I . '11 PAUL REYNOLDS BETTY ANN ROBERTS HOYT ROYALL IUDY SHORES JENNY SMITH LINDA SMITH ww uf- BRENDA SPARKS PHYLLIS STANLEY PAUL VENUS REYNOLDS Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Hi-Y 2 . Student Council 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres 4 . . . Class Vice Pres. 3 . . Football Mgr. 1, 2 . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball 2, 3, 4 , . . BETTY ANN ROBERTS Library Club 4 . . . F.T.A. 2 . . . F.H.A. 1, 2 HOTY GILVIN ROYALL F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. . Monogram Club 3, 4 . . Football 4 . , Bas- ketball 3, 4 . . Track 3, 4 . . . Baseball 4 . . . Skating Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Hi-Y 1 . . Tennis 4 JUDITH ANN SHORES Alexander Wilson High School 1, 2 . 4-H 1, 2, 3 . . Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . F. H. A. 1, 2, 4 . . . Annual Stall' 4 . . Tri-Hi-Y 4. VIRGINIA ELIZABETH SMITH F. T. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 4 . . F. H. A. 1 . , . Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Chief 4 . . Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4 . . Science Club 2 Attendant 1, 4 Annual Staff 3, 4, Co-Ed. 4 . . . Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Rec. Sec. 4 . Girl Scouts 1, 2, Prcs. 2 . . Pep Club 3, 4 . . . Marshall 3 . . Beta State Convention 2, 3, 4 LINDA GAY SMITH F. H. A. 1 . . F. T. A. 1, 2, 3 Science Club 2 . . . Girl Scouts 1, 2, Treas. 2 . Annual Staff 3, 4 , . . Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, V. Pres. 4, State Con- vention 2, 3, 4 . Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4 . . . Glee Club 4 . . . Skating Club 2 . Pep Club 3, 4 BRENDA SUE SPARKS F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 . . F. T. A. 1, 2 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 4 . . . Library Club Pep Club 4 Rhythm Club 4 PHYLLIS HOPE STANLEY F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, Songleader 4 . . F. T. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Science Club 2 . . Girl Scouts 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3 . . Glee Club 4 . . Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 . . . Annual Staff 4 . . , Pep Club 4 . Skating Club 2 . . . Rhythm Club 3, 4 28 . , X-..-.,txvc.f..4N.s.arm1 wa-ummnmunxu AL '. JAMES GRAY SXVAIM Monogram Club 2, 3, 4 F. T. A. 2 Beta Club 2, 3, 4 Treas. 4 Student Council 4, State Convention 4 Hi-Y 1, 2 Class Sec. 4 Football Mgr. 2, 3 . . Track 3, 4 Annual Stall' 4 Clem- Club 4 Skating Club 2 . Tennis 2, 3 Pep Club 3 Beta State Convention 2, 3, 4 MILDRED ANN SWAIM F. T. A. 1 . . F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, V. Pi-1-S. 1, 2, i2.ep0ra-1- :1 'rn-Hi-1' 4 Pep Club 4 . Rhythm Club 4 BERNICE VESTAL Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4 Tennis 2, 3 , , Monogram Club 2, 3, 4 . Future Teachers Club 3, Pres. 3 . . F. H. A. 2 Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Class Secretary 1, 3 Class Treasurer 2 Class President 4 Science Club 2 . . , Queen's Court 3 . Marshall 3 JAMES KENNETH VESTAL F. F. A. 3, 4 . . Bus Driver 4 ' A' LARRY BLAIN WACONER 3 , . School Store 3 ROBERT OREN WILLIAMS Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4 F. F. A. 1 Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Rhythm Club 4 . . Skating Club 2 . . Clec Club 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Bus Driver 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 F. T. A. 1, 2 . Hi-Y 1, 2 MITTYSUE WAGONER. . . . F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4 . F. T. A. 1, 2, 4 Clee Club 4 Pep Club 3, 4 . . , Skating Club 2 . Library Club 3, 4, Treas. 3, 4 I SYLVIA JOLENE YVEATHERMAN ii , F. H. A. 1, 2 . . . Science Club 2 . F. T. A. 3, 4 Beta Club 2, 3, 4, State Convention 3, 4 . Student Council 3, Treas. 3 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Tl f Treas. 2, Chaplain 4 . Clee Club 4 . Annual Staff 3, 4, Circulation Chief 4 . . Rhythm Club 4 , Pep Club 3, 4 Marshall 3 Oflice Assistant Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4 . Basketball 2, 3, 4 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Monogram Club 2, 3, 4 . Science Club 2, 3 Rhythm Club 4 'bv 'wb' 'Qtr-ef if F wr-sa 'i JAMES SWAIM MILDRED SWAIM BERNICE VESTAL PETE VESTAL LARRY WACONER MITTIE SUE WAGONER JOLENE NVEATHERMAN OREN WILLIAMS If fi' Ti. 'ff7TT1fNX'fr. Zilla!! . .br . ' V' H l ' ,, ,, ., , Wig . 1, 4 YY IUDITH WRIGHT WOLFE Annual Staff 3, 4, Co-Editor 4 , , . Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, State Convention 1, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4 , Beta Club 2, 3, 4, State Convention 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Sec. 4 . , . F. T. A. 3 4 . , . Monogram 2, 3, 4 , . . Reporter 3 . . , Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, All Northwest 3, All County 3 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 . , Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Clee Club 4 , . , Class Reporter 3 , . . Football Queen 4 . Girl Scouts 1, 2, 3 , . . Pep Club 3, 4 . . Skating Club 2, 3 NORMAN EDWARD WOOTEN F. T. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 . , . Hi-Y 1, 2, Chaplain 2 , Beta Club 2, 3, 4, State Convention 2, 3, 4 Monogram Club 4 . , Class Oilicer 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Student Council 3, 4, State Convention 4, Treas. 4 . Skating Club 2 , Football Mgr. 4 , . Basketball, J. V. 1, 2 . . . Glee Club 4 . , Rhythm Club 4 . . . Annual Staff 4, Bus. Mgr. 4 Basketball Mgr. 4 , , , Tennis 2, 3, 4 . Track 4 , , Marshall 3 . . Pep Club 3, 4 LINDA CAROL NVOOD F. T. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 2, Secretary 4 , . . F. H. A. 1, Sec. 1 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4 , Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Chief 4 , . . Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4 , . Science Club 2 Queen's Court 3 . Annual Staff 3, 4, Asssit. Bus. Mgr. 4 Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Rec. Sec. 3, State Convention 2, 4 , , Pep Club 3, 4 , Clee Club 4 Halloween play in the 3rd grade radio program for thanksgiving picnic in North NVilkesboro , . . sweethearts trip to Raleigh Cra-y clubs school band Klondike Farm climbing the ap- pletree building the rock houses . the gully the class newspaper prom . sky,' . , Ebbtidc class rings 4-H parties . Saturday movies gangs recess . sports Gettysburg Address learning to dance growing up work cars dating Grill . drug store skating Alpine movies drive-in snow Record Hop beach summer jobs school work mumps measles flu BIC freshmen SOPHISTI- CATED sophomores ENERCETIC juniors STEADFAST seniors graduation . JUDY WOLFE EDDIE WOOTEN Into the hands of these brave young Patrol boys, we once intrusted our lives. each one has. LINDA WOOD Notice the solemn look of confidence care of Hsh wasn't serious business for Who said taking a seventh grader P NVE NVILL HAVE THESE MOMENTS TO REMEMBER 30 MH flllllbftd A vwwwmmawqmmuxfwm 1w1wz1-n..- - AWN, . . 72 , ax W , ff W M Q-my w 5 H in We ,..M,,M ,x., ,, mm ..,. ,, 4 7 3 7 ' ' Z' 'ff by f 7 -- , ,..m,W WW. MW 3, - V- iv vwn-N-v Q wwff.sw-fumvfwwwmusvwwm New Iaywnmmem..,f,,,g,Nx'vywyWWm4y2yv ' ' M IOHN SIIAXV Vice-President .IERRY FINNEY President SHARON TILLEY Secretary MARY JANE REI-ECE . A . A . Treasurer --mwwa, , all 51 sf Wow LARRY ADAMS LINDA ARMSTRONG LARRY BRANNON PANSY BROWN DONALD BURCHAM TONY CALLOWAY LINDA CHAPPELL LARRY COLLINS GLENDA CooK TERRY DRAUGHN BARBARA DYAR JUDY EVANS EOEBIE FEIMSTER JERRY FINNEY KENNETH FINNEY NVAYNE FOSTER JAMES FREEMAN ROY HALL MARY CHARLES JONES SIDNEY MABRY RONNIE MACY LAURA MONTGOMERY GRETA MOORE KENT MUNCUS fin X 1 T' 'ap L , .14 3? in AA wr-A-H x IN ? fr' wg 1 iv A ?'-1... ..- H5 fi 'U' .fmt '35 4 1 A., 1 '52 -pn... fi Q an :W 'VS -A ,- -, , -.ff-,. ---A-1 f--.-I,w- Y ..-- 7 ..A ' 44 '. .' ' - ..-,, .rf ?7f1V7f 37i7! V ii ' ' L' 84- 3' -9 '.'x'k 1 H 'n firHXYf'?'7'Y 'i 7 'E' XX X.. -gfzffz :af ,f -. 1 ww114.s5J:m1x:x'Aex21 J- x'YNNQG'?wwmax'SNwRNwRA W 4 if at - I '95 ', 4 - ' Jeff . , . V? , 1 s 1 5' 7 I Q 41 ' EM' ,nf 'GN -I 'v 422 Y 1 1. V' S ' ' Aff ' I ,. in., ,, SL JA A I 1 I A 1 iAA 3 Z, 'LAM' 'ng J f-A -A ' 'M .L Y, swf 5,21 Y- ' ' 'S , 6 WMM TONY MUNCUS DONALD NANOE RICHARD NANCE JANET NEWMAN ETHEL PARDUE BRENDA PEPPER JAMES PICKETT MILLIE PREVETTE SUE RAY MARY JANE REECE JOHN SHAW LARRY SHOEMAKER CLYDE SHORES TONY SPARKS JACK STROUD JAMES SWAIM PATSY THOMAS SHARON TILLEY CLENDA VANHOY DONALD VESTAL HAROLD VESTAL WVILLIAM VESTAL GEORGE VIGNEAULT WILLIAM WINEBARGER . ' ' 1 r ' ' ' , 1 ' .. ' - A 4-2 - n Ai ' , ' ,n:!,:...4? 5. Saplaonwaea I Wwe bylaw we fm 66fWL to Mme 121.11-JZ .g., L., .J ,YW - ' ' ' ' Q1 s . -wr! f- 'ff H- ,-Nv ' is ,J Nw ,B-Q Sfwmgiwv X ,1 H399 D . 5 1, 'V D W wx 2' sa! Sopdmrww Clem OMQCIVM STANLEY MARTIN A . , . . . President CHRIS CANIPE, A , .Vice-President -IOHNNY REECE . ,A.4. Secretary DONALD ADAMS . D ..... Treasurer Sofwoww DONALD ADAMS RONNIE BALL TIM BALDWIN ALLEN BAUCUESS CAROL BENTON PAT BENTON BARBARA BILLINCS RONALD BRAY ANN BRYANT BOBBIE BRYANT TONY CARTER ROSE ANN CASSTEVENS CHRIS CANIPE JOYCE CEARLEY IVINA CHEEK CATHERINE COCKERHAM SARA COLVARD I E CULLER BONNIE EVANS IOHNNY FREEMAN CLARENCE FORD HARRY GROCE LARRY HARRIS KENNETH HAYNES 'G' A vfq AL 5 ix -4 v L.. ' ' N' . Q. , up QI ' 5, E V ,X 'VW Q! 6 an-q, 'US rv- ...X an Aw- 'WN 'T' B-dr' 'VP 'um 1.0.- Y... 1 f gff,m5f XR ERN: A -1 4114.1 4. I .,-- , . . -..M -. . VW.,J...,Y - M-.-A-- M-. -P 1? 'VN M, , ? ' Q? :Q-. 40- 'wi if W .tt asw- ir- .fx-1 f :cfyf-33 f X R quam., . G3 . , 4 , P? .. ' 'll C5 S0ffL00t0fL64 LINDA HENSLEY SANDRA HOLCOMB BRENDA INGOOL DENNIS JOHNSON LINDA MCKINLEY ALBERT MACEMORE KENNETH MACEMORE STANLEY MARTIN CAROL MENDENHALI JONNIE KAY MYERS ALBERT PARKER PATSY PATTERSON JOHNNY REECE JOHNNY RENEOAR BUTOH ROBINSON STEVE SHEPARD KATHY SMITH DILLON STANLEY YANCY ST. JOHN XVILLIE VANHOY HOWARD WAGONER BRENDA WALKER KAY WELLS MARGIE WHITE 'r E I i I T 1 T I 4 i A in Wlemmm ROBERT STANLEY MARTIN September 30, 1945- FCl71'lli11'y 27, 1961 Christian, honor .s-fuflvnf, lcaclcr, anfl fflfllfl . , . rmpccfccl by both fcclclzers and .s-Iuclvnfs for his wil- lingness to work, his ability to flo Ihc joh zvfll, anzl his loyalty fo the school. Sfanlcy lives in thc' lzffnrfs of those hc' lofi lwhinzl , V .,.,. . i .X-if I , ' 'E,,'?37 i ' - '-0' 4 f V ' 1 Q9 - u 1 , ' A f. K, 1' 4 I 5 I 1 5 ga 1,w 5 u . R ' ff' I rg . W ,3 4.1 '-V47 'f , ' ' ' ,T-1. ' , , ,, A v I, , ' ,, A '31, . y.i '-V--, - Sq,-, 'e - - ' - 'fi w V 2:1 . .Y--55.3 I, by . , Y AV , f ,lik ,W- YW '.,aE,p4 V-U, vu I 'A' '- I' '-. l: 'u, ' j ,- JTXW '-4, . ,... kj if N ' A ' T ' Vs' J ,L 7 ,sA.a'4 ,r. . , 7 .,!i,,.7jL4.:.,'a f,.,' -4: ,,,T ' , .V ,AN H W I. x32L1 -Q' -' .lu Ffzewnm I fl ?Zzckmmt!wdmk1w44 ,M Q1 ,,,,MMs,f..s,.mw-,f1- ,aw-Awww . W W. A. .b .mL,wmw,,Mfs1-,- 1' . W - W.-A.W,,MwW-mxwwmqasaw M...-Q-.4 Fmlwum Claw Offzww SAUNDERS BOLES A . .President NINA GREGORY , ... Vice-President GALE FINNEY A , Secretary SONNY BOLES A... , . .....,. Treasurer Ffuzdmm RONALD ADAMS BRENDA ARMSTRONG .PAUL BENTON TOMMY BENTON QSAUNDERS BOLES SONNY BOLES TOMMY BOLES JIMMY BURCHETTE PEGGY CASE GLENDA CAUDLE VERNON CHILDRESS ROBIN CHURCH LINDA COCKERHAM MARY NELL COLLINS YVONNE COLVARD JAMES COOK LARRY COOK RALPH COOK LEROY DUDLEY JAMES EVERIDGE JAN EVERIDGE DEAN FERGUSON GALE FINNEY NANCY FLYNN OTIS FORD DALLAS FOSTER CLARENCE FREEMAN, JR. TOMMY FREEMAN MARTHA GARRIS SHEILA GILLIAM NINA GREGORY BILLY GROCE JOAN GUY JOHN GUY RICKY HAGWOOD JUDY HALL RONNIE HARRIS BETTY HAYNES GALE HAYNES EVAN HEMRIC SHELIA HEMRIC GLENDA HOLCOMB WANDA HOLCOMB BETTY HUTCHINS KAY JENKINS LOUISE JOHNSON JACK JONES LOIS JONES - 9 , 'U' K, A is nga. no 'wr , Q M My I 4 ' -fa' Ir' f - 1 4 f A 'M ' iff, 1- X K AW 41 d 75 'BM' R 'W -. f I 0 . T 2 C1 S w tg. ,- 'RI AV' 6 'Q L Wm... W A f I 1 Q . - rr- It I SV I I 1. yflldfilwlb CINNY KNIGHT NANCY LEDBETTER ANNA LAURA MACEMORE JUDY CAROL MACEMORE PHYLLIS MARTIN TONI MARTIN TERRY MUNCUS BUTCH NELSON CAROLYN NEWMAN CAROLYN OLIVER KATHLEEN PARDUE ROSE PATTON FRANCES PEARSON BRENDA PEOPLES STEVE REAVIS CHARLES REECE WILMA ROBBINS JERRY ROBINSON JUDY ROYAL DAVID SHAFFNER PEGGY SHAPFNER DONALD SHEPERD BILLY SHORES ROSEMARY SNIPES GALE SNOW KATHERYN SPARKS BETTY SPICER LOYD SPICER OPAL ST. JOHN LYNN STANLEY CAROL SWAIM IEANIE SWAIM WADE SWAIM NYOAKA TUCKER ROSE TUCKER JUDY UNDERWOOD LOIS VANHOY BILLIE SUE VESTAL EVA VESTAL PHYLLIS VESTAL ARNOLD WACONER LARRY WVACONER JUDY WAGONER DANNY WALDRUP BARBARA WILLIAMS CECIL WINEBARCER PEGGY WOODY RICHARD WOODY WWW ' N Q ldtle M44 of fs IW ex.. 'W ,lift Q I Q 5 1 X 4 -,. i ,. 1 2 L 3 5 M ' V. . ' -.Q,,,ff - . . i fs ffe- 65 E 2, . : 'f ,frijm x F. fi . . f 3 . V ,i 21. gi 'L , Q ,I 1' v . Y . - ,f , - 4 , i , I - c , I 1 '. Q 5 N u g, 9 12 f 35 I 5 . V Ki ' .. A f sl' .V 4 . irish, . g.3a,.rg . l l V, Z5 ,f r ' . K Q -'li 5' T j A' ' . Qi, k1,h f f 1 V liz, 'l ' V F1 ir' V ' A ' ' f . . '---4 . M . ' l in 'lb' 'ff L i s f e X .fm 1 - ' al X' ' ' F 't ' --fl... . ....-. 'I' E l As Brownies these girls are learning to be Scouts. First row: Glenda Durham, joy Martin, Trudy Martin, Tommy jo Haynes, Becky Chappell, Vannie Leigh XVoody, Joyce Holdnian, Bonnie XVilkens, Loretta XVelborn, Cynthia Freeman, Kathy Charles. Second row: Mrs. Chant, leader, Lynn Simmons, Margita Wel- born, Libby Freeman, Toni Cheek, Billie Stonestreet, Karen Martin, Laura Chant, Joyce Chant, Kathy Pepper, Mrs. Pardue, leader. Third row: jill Hartsell, Myra Mathis, Patricia Davis, Frieda Newman, Jane Cray Casstevans, Libby Walker, Pam Creed, Susan Pardue, Becky Nicks. Ann NVolfe is being crowned queen of the Ionesville-Elkin Midgets. I I. k 'N GCE' M HUT! ii' 1 1 'Q ea . A , 2155-W Sigfw of umm--Bom with www-- 44 sf Ricky Nicks exemplifies good sportsman- ship learned in athletics. M. .Wm s. Q, . . . , , ,, '-.02s,i.,,. , .a., K fi. .,. V- ,. . ., J . .,,,,,,,1.. .. Q . Q .. .M ,'f:wv7lV15.f .2 MF' .-es, N! G coop 'hir As' X3-ll 1 1 is ,iii ' B l 'arm' li 5 '.' Y 'i , 1 V ' in this Scout Troop. First Much enjoyment goes hand in hand with learning row: Mrs. Fisher, leader, Sharon Cook, Beverly Rose, Lynn Myers, Donna XYalker, Patricia Hemric, Gerry Cook, Linda Baugess, Sharon McCann, Brenda XVilkcns, Debbie Simmons. Second row: Kathryn Mabry, Kathy Rumple, Ann Martin, jane Shepard, Susan Martin, Lavonne Case, Deborah Haynes, Nancy Cilliam, Brenda Carter, Barbara XVagoner, Dixie Collins. Third row: Susie Shoaf, Cathy Baker, Ann XVolfe, Libby Spann, Mary Smith, Sharon Mont-us, Glenda Carter, Shirley Smithey, Janie Stokes, Karen Chappell, Phyllis McBride. ' 4' 5? uf - fa., .. . SWT , , Gm an mmm to wrwmzfm 45 -vm' , ,,, om 5, 8 ,. , if so S I a- ' 4. 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N I 'ihvlufiiirf 9. 1 Qs -,, r fc fe as Y x 46 Kai Grade Brenda Ashley Alan Banner Rebecca Boles Mary Frances Brown Hurley Casstevens James Childress Doris Coe Phyllis Holcomb Sammy Jester Charlotte Johnson Phil Martin Bonnie Mendenhall Danny Mendenhall Karon Myers Larry Nations Carolyn Nixon Larry Rose Sandra Simmons Trudy Smitherman June Vanhoy Judy Walker Randy Wall James Walters Donald Watson Harold Winters Ferrell Adkins Alvin Anderson Douglas Anderson Terry Dale Blackburn Thomas Chappell Mary Linda Cook Burley Day Carolyn Dobbins Tommy Gregory Alvis Groce Naomi McGhee Herman Neal Kathy Nelson Evon Parker Bobby Lee Prevette Janice Shoemaker Judy Shore Mary Smith Judy Smitherman Bonnie Sparks Lynn Snow Peggy Lou Swaim Linda Vanhoy Nancy Walters Billy Ray Wishon Joyce Whitaker Carol Atkins Judy Benton Jimmy Brown Rickey Carter Derentz Collins Roger Cook James Dudley Linda Gentry Jerry Chandler Betty Sue Hemric Junia Hensley Betty Jean Holbrook Tom Kelly Sandra Long Jo Ann Matthews Mary Gray Morrison Jo Ann Nelson Linda Kay Nicks David Pardue Brenda Pinnix Mary Poplin Julia Randleman Richard Roberts Carol Shelton John Shore Foy Watson 7tlv Grade Robeit Baldwin Leo Bryant Peggy Bullins Ronnie Caudle Brenda Cook Sarah Ford Barry Gilliam Frankie Groce Thomas Guy Philip Harris Norlan Holcomb Iunior Johnson Larry Layell Peggy Marshall Gary Martin Dwyane Myers Ronnie Nations Linda Newman Carol Pruitt Frankie Rose Ronnie Simmons Libby Spann Larry Swaim Davis Vestal john Vestal Sandra Vestal Linda Vigneault Darlene VVagoner Katie Weatherman Brenda Wilkins Anne Wolfe Benny Woodruff Kathy Baker Kay Barker Judy Benton johnny Brown Steve Bryant Glenda Carter Ronnie Childress Dixie Collins Linda Collins Donald Cook Harold Cox Winfred Cox Bobby Hartsell Steve Hemric Bruce Jarvis Linda Jarvis Eugene jones Phyllis McBride Jimmy Macemore Barry Martin James Mastin Faron Myers Annette Nance Genell Oliver Gail Pardue Ianey Pinnix Walter Rycoff Shirley Smithy Thomas Sparks Linda Sprinkle Kay Weatherman Alvin Woody Ted Adams Bertha Boles jackie Brooks Carolyn Brown Tony Carlton Steve Chappell Harold Cook Barbara Freeman Radford Freeman Phil Foster Brenda Gilley Sammy Groce Billy Holcomb Io Ann Holcomb Wanda Hudson Nadene McGhee Roger Macemore Terry Macemore Rickey Nicks Pat Peele Brenda Pearson Peggy Poplin Charles Prevette Ioyce Rycroft Frances Shaffner Susie Shoaf Mike Spencer Charles Swaim Frances Vanhoy Bobby Vestal Larry Vestal Mary Vestal Jerry Vestal l 5:-l ,. , , I 1 5 , ,AMX . ...V 5 ,Q 1-Q 9 ' 1 A . yd A f B -- sr 4,5l:'x 'L , V, Q -+ ' . -ef ' ' Q5 -4 , at e 4 X X il: .. is X' ,f iii X l , 'gl 83-l X wZ':,, 7 Q 7 qi ' e. , . ,, I iv-- . 5-7 tu . 1 'Q 8 Q- 4 2. 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Brown Larry Colvard Jane Gray Casstevens Joell Cearley Phyllis Cockerham Tommy Coe Ricky Davis Steven Day Ronnie Garris Benny Lee Groce Larry Holbrook Dean Holcomb Ervin Holcomb Sandra Johnson Lenetta McBride Mikel Matthews Donnie Minton Frieda Newman David Pruitt Petrice Reece Dorothy Rycroft Kay Stokes Barry Swaim Ronald Vestal Jo Ann Welborn Donnie Anderson Eddie Anderson Ronnie Benton Larry Castevcns Debbie Cheek Carol Childress Danny Cockerham Stevie Cockerham Susan Duncan Bruce Finney Joyce Macemore Brenda Marion Dale Myers Janice Nelson Joann Oliver Rickey Phillips Larry Ray Kenneth Roberts Alene Shelton Phyllis Shore Jimmy Smith Millard Smith Kathy Stroud Dwayne Teague Richard Vestal Tommy Vestal Susan Walters Randall Weathennan Jimmy Welborn 34d Grade Stephen Adams Brenda Brown Ronnie Brown Mary Lee Casstevens Tonic Cheek Diane Childress Jerry Lee Coe Brenda Collins Jimmy Combs Janice Draughn Jimmy Freeman Tommy Jo Haynes Robert Hemric Kathy Holcomb Reggie Holloman Joyce Holman Dennis Johnson David Kirk Jimmy Knight Cynthia Martin Danny Martin Douglas Martin Buddy Nelson Becky Nicks Kathy Pepper Toni Phillips Don Rumple Johnny Swaim Marie Tilley Nancy Watson Barbara Wilmoth Ken Wilson Carolyn Anderson Rex Ashley Robert Badgett Glenn Baldwin Debbie Ball Dickie Barber Bobby Benge James Bryant Joyce Chant Gary Gilliam Owen Gwyn Robert Hall Bill Harris Jill Hartsell Brenda Hemric Perry Holbrook Jan Holcomb John Ipock Brenda Jarvis Gary Jester Susan Long Jerry Macemore Peggy Macemore Karen Martin Barry Myers Susan Pardue Christine Shore Don Stokes Mae Wagoner Rita Sue Vestal Bill Walters Marquita Welborn Don Anderson Scotty Calloway Wanda Cheek Patricia Davis Nolan Jarvis William Kiger Wanda Luffman Brent Martin Linda Nichols Debbie Pardue Bobby Sizemore Mary Smith Chris Smith Mearl Smith Libby Walker Jerry Benge Stephen Blevins Danny Byrd Phillip Carter Dorothy Casstevens Rebecca Chappell Kevin Cheek Dennis Childress Kathy Cockerham Stephen Collins Kathy Davis Joyce Draughn Glenda Durham Frankie Freeman Kathy Freeman Paul Garris Laura Chant David Harris Darlene Lambert Robert McCann Ricky Macemore Richard Martin Kathy Pinnix Robert Snow Billy Stonestreet Regina Vanhoy Janice Vestal Linda Vestal Mike Vestal Jerry Waddell Edward Wolfe F' K'-V ou' I V15 s 1 sl -- 1 4 , J ' is E' 'nr j' Q -Q .Hi it ,r a rr .-.r 1 l Z 51 .nn 5 4 I we tl L is 'M f L J ft .X 1 67. 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VI 'git F: , fl!!! it ia. 9 we at .x B . in A ai... fr, ,, f, in gxv 1 i I Rl W f 4. l -, 4, Q L' t - '11 v P' xii 2 bg he 52 Zfui Guide Shirley Adkins Mackie Anderson Stevie Dean Anderson jason Ashley Richard Badgett Pattie Barber Linda Gale Baugess Daryl Burcham Tony Blackbum Sammy Brook Michael Brown Ronnie Carter joe Cearley Phyllis Chappell 'Sandra Chappell Cathy Charles June Cheeks Phyllis Childress Phyllis Church Ricky Cockerbam Brenda Colbert Kathy Combs Woodrow Cox Pam Creed Jane Day David Everidge Caroline Finney Tamie Finney Cynthia Freeman Ierry Garris jimmy Garris Kenneth Garris Wayne Gentry Fredna Ghant Tommy Gilley Elaine Haynes Randy Haynes Stuart Haynes Tommy Hemric Mike Hicks Jimmy Holbrook Stuart Holcomb Wanda Iarvis Ricky Johnson David Kennedy Kay Kiger Donnie Layell Christine Lovelace Rodney Lovelace Sandra Macemore Charlie Ioe Marshall Joy Martin Trudy Martin Elliott Mathis Tommy McGhee Patsy Moody Debbie Nations Keith Oliver Kim Pardue Kathy Pardue Linda Payne Hilda Prevette Jeffrey Rose Jerry Rycroft Edward Shaifner Stephen Shaw Carolyn Shore Danny Shore Lynn Simmons Billy Sprinkle Ruth Steele Johnny Stroud Vickie Swaim Loretta Welbom Gregory West Bonnie Wilkins Vana Leigh Woody la Gm Judy Anderson Tommy Billings Pamela Blackburn Allison Boles Barry Bryant Sandra Bryant Patricia Chipman Pamela Davis Blenda Elledge Tim Fisher Ricky Groce Larry Hemric Teressa Holbrook Diana Holman Faye Holyiield Cynthia Lovelace Michael Martin Jackie Matthews Jerry Matthews Dorothy Money Jeffrey Pardue Steven Phillips Dennis Roberts Terry Rose William Royall Terry Sizemore Ann Smith Doris Smith Wayne Stokes Timothy Swaim Patricia Wagoner David Welbom Sandra Wood Mary Linda Anderson Marsha Armfield Wayne Blevins Ricky Burchette Carol Cheek Cynthia Collins Pam Davis Barry Elledge Mack Ford William Finney Dorothy Freeman Frankie Hemric Julie Ann Hemric George Hobson Larry Holyiield Jimmy Spock Debbie Martin Ricky Martin Marty Minton Stephen Myers Sharon Parks Billy Patton Ricky Robson Rita Smoot David Suddrith Roger Tate Donna Temple Peggy Watson Greg Whisenhunt Terry Wishon Shirley Wood Adrue Sue Ashley Artty Bennett David Brown Rebecca Brown Dorothy Childress Barbara Combs David Cox Michael Cox Sheila Dudley Larry Finney Patricia Garrin Donnie Gilliam Terry Hayes Patsy Holbrook Elaine Ingool Audrey Jarvis Gary Mastin Becky Matthews Elizabeth Matthews Steven Muncus Dale Rose Evelyn Shaffner Linda Shore Sammy Simmons John Snow Elaine Stokes Gary Stokes Danny Swaim David Teague Lou Ann Tucker Deborah Wilhelm Timothy Wolfe U . . - , A . , 'Q.. 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First row: Michael Cambill, Frankie Rose, Barry Bryant, Terry Blackburn, Leon Case, Keith Baker, Sammie Croce, Mike Duncan, Charles Billings. Second row: Larry Free- man, Bruce Jarvis, Bobby Hart- sell, Thomas Sparks, Doug An- derson, Steve Shepard, Burly Day, Jr., Bobby Patton, Bobby Wagoner, Cary West, Edward West, leader. Third row: Phil Martin, Dwayne Myers, Sonny Boles, Steve Canipe, Donnie Cook, David Vestal, John Brown, Alvin VVoody, Cary Martin. had 4-H Clubs are nation-wide and often lead to useful careers. First row: Benny Cockerham, Songleader, Donna Walker, Harvey VVagoner, Colene NVagoner, Brenda Vfilkens, Kay Benton. Second row: Linda Baugess, James Neese, Deborah Haynes, Cary XVest, V. Pres., Ann Martin, Reporter, Leon Case, Phyllis McBride. Third row: Evon Parker, Song Lead- Slawwq 611164 er, Ricky Nicks, Judy NValker, Peggy Swaim, James Dudley, Nadine McChee, President. iii? Our Safety Patrol is noted for its loyalty and service. First row: Bruce Jarvis, Tom Sparks, Jean Jones, Bobby Hartsell Ronnie Simmons, Terry Blackbum, Cary Martin, Sammy Croce. Second row: Tom Kelly, Alvin Woody, Burly Day Jr., Butch Casstevens, Sammy Jester, John Brown, James Dudley, Doug Anderson. X R One of the last nights before my operation my mother and I were pray- ing for COD to help me and guide my doctoris hands through the operation. I saw a Clorious Angel of COD. My room was light all over. The Angel paused at my bed and smiled at me and then disappeared. But I think that if that Angel hadn't stopped and smiled I wouldnit be alive today. When I do walk the last mile of the way I shall not be afraid or lose hope. I will not be discouraged by the awesome figures along the way, I will not lose courage or faith and I shall not stop until my goal is reached. I may find friends along the way to walk with me. I will be glad, and I will thank COD and look ahead to- ward my destination with new hope 5 4 f v ,,c . Ulf 1 f .l ift ,QQ 441 1 .4 41 JAMES EDVVIN PARDUE, JR. July 25, 1947-November 23, 1960 and faith. And then I shall finally reach the dark, beautiful river that flows into Heaven, I shall kneel and thank GOD for the guidance to follow the right path this far. And when I get into the Glorious boat, I shall think of the world I have left, but I will not want to go back, 1 will go down the glorious river to Heaven. Remember, the story at the top is not fiction, neither is GOD. Written by Jimmy Pardue in the spring of 1960 at the age of 12. Jim- my departed this life November 23, 1960, leaving behind a warm and everlasting example of faith, courage, and love. - 1 .yy 1 9 , . - If y wo 4 1 f :wi Judy XVolfe and Jenny Smith our co-editors have put many hours of hard work into making our 1961 Blue Jay a success. 74.4 !76! We W The Annual Staff seeks to portray the life of our school in the Blue Jay. It tries to do this in a manner which will make a deep and lasting impression on the students. Al- though publishing the annual requires many hours of hard work and deliberation, it also provides a spirit of co-opera- tion and teamwork. The finished Blue Jay is a source of pride for all staff members. Jerry Ann Martin, Feature Editorg Vir- ginia Montgomery, Art Editorg Brenda Martin, Sports Editor, Patsy Thomas, Assistant Sports Editor. Each with their separate tasks contribute many parts. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF ' -- 2 Seated: Brenda Pepper, Judy Pinnix, Mil- dred Jenkins, Mary Calloway, Billie Ann Hartsell, Dull Freeman. Standing: Gerry Knight, Bernice Vestal, Ray McBride, Sue Ray, Judy Evans, Barbara Billings. 2 . 1 f.. I -' 4.. 1 X . Their duties are varied but the pictures ' rf 15- f ' 'f ff V n ? :sf ' are the most vital part of thc yearbook. 56 The person to whom the school and the annual stall are in- debted is Miss Mary Speer, who does a very commendable job as advisor and leader. I 'J ,uf- . 3, , x ,J-fgtu-E i 'gg - rf' 'f ,fr ness Manager - Ii im I, ... 2 if Lt .Ns gn A nn-1 If I X , J f , . I T r BMW! A J b 4E5'.r'P A VV' if 'Q ' NA . ix 57 V1 K 4-x ix- - Handling our business affairs are Eddie XYooten, Busi- and Linda XVood, Assistant Business Mgr. CIRCULATION STAFF The detailed work of the circulation staff is a vital part of our annual, and Jolene headed a group who worked well. Seated: Louise Masten, Kathy Smith, Jolene Vtleatherman, Una Combs, Bobbie Feimster. Standing: Linda Smith, Laura Montgomery, Sharon Tilley, Judy Shores, Mary Jane Reece. ADVERTISING STAFF Income from advertising helps to pro- duce a yearbook with a first place rating by Columbia Scholastic Press. Thanks! Seated: Virginia Montgomery. Una Combs, Jolene XVeatherman, Jenny Smith, Edward XYooten, Linda XVood, Judy Nllolfe, Billie Ann Hartsell, Patsy Thomas, Mary Calloway, Judy Pinnix. Standing: Larry NYagoner, Linda Smith, Mike Boles, Laura Montgomery, Bobbie Feimster, Charles Collins, Sue Ray, Ka- thy Smith, Mary Jane Reece. Jolm Kelly. Judy Evans, Ray McBride, Barbara Bill- ings, Jerry Ann Martin, James Swaim, Phyllis Stanley. Swim Coma! 3 :TBR ff? fb ' . W First row: Jerry Finney, Patsy Thomas, Paul Reynolds, james Swaim, Yvonne Colvard, Ricky Hagwood, Scooter Parker, Harry Croce, Albert Eddie Wooten, Charles Collins. Second row: Laura Montgomery, Macemore. Mr. Charles, the able sponsor of the Student Council, is al- 'P c ' - buying a school jacket. A. ways full of interesting and worth-while suggestions. He is ' l willing to devote his time in order that the Student Council I ' f may be improved. 1 Eddie Wooten, Treasurer, and jerry Finney, Vice-President, are trying to KA, I interest Laura Montgomery, Secretary, and Paul Reynolds, President, in 5 Q .u t if 4 QQ 58 The Student Council tries to promote student par- ticipation in the school plans. The Student Coun- cil sponsors several worth-while projects for the betterment of our school. Of these projects, the sale of school jackets is the most profitable finan- cially. In weekly meetings they discuss school problems and improvements. They bring their ideas to the faculty for consideration. The council is in charge of chapel programs and has made many improvements in presenting programs to the student body. The Student Council is to be rep- resented at the State Convention in the spring. Bemdlw ., Q., ,. : .Jr , 4 f , 1 i 2 . ? 1 . ' 1. a 4 9 ,fa :Ig G 1 ' - 3 i - in ' i Judy Wolfe, Laura Montgomery, jerry Ann Martin, Glenda Vanhoy, Nance, John Shaw, Mike Boles, Billie Hansell, james Swalm Duff Stephen Canipe, Edward Wooten, Jenny Smith, John Kelly, jr., Linda Freeman, Jerry Finney, Linda Smith. Armstrong, Linda Wood, Bernice Vestal, Jolene Weatherman, Richard The Beta Club is an honorary club for students achieving high standards in character, in academic work, and in leadership. The Beta Club holds regular meetings and promotes several worth- while projects during a school year. Each year is ended by the state Beta Club Convention held in Asheville and in Raleigh on alternate years. The convention is, according to recent reports, something to really look forward to. Mrs. Logene Hood, sponsor of the Beta Club, not only sup- ervises our club in achievements of merit and honor, but also adds a lighter side to the character of a true Beta. President Bernice Vestal is presiding at a meeting of the Beta Club oflicers attended by James Swaim, treasurer, Linda Smith, vice-president Jenny Smith, recording secretary, Judy XVolfe, corresponding secretary, and Linda Armstrong, chaplain. I is 357 9 we W 1 7IZOfwgfw,m 611115 .42 e 0 aj 2 . rd 'Q I , 6 -I e s ' M if tr 1' 7 P V ii Ili i , fl '-5' W if. , , T l N I First row: Chris Canipc-, Sue Ray, Larry Harris, Patsy Thomas, Larry Adams, Bobbie Feimster, Donald Adams, Mary jane Reece, Larry Bran- non, Judy VVolfe, Ray McBride, Ir. Second row: Jerry Knight, Scooter Parker, Bobbie Bryant, Kathy Smith, Jenny Smith, Sharon Tilley, Mary Frances Calloway, Sarah Pardue, Phyllis Cheek, June Carol Fisher, Larry Shoemaker, Billie Hartsell. Third row: Judy Evans, Iohn Shaw, 'v liddie Wooten, Linda Wood, Loyd Spicer, Mike Boles, Iames Swaim, Brenda Martin, Ronnie Bray, Don Burcham, Bernice Vestal. Fourth row: Seth Cheek, Larry VVagoner, Kenneth Haynes, Richard Nance, Dewitt Collins, Paul Reynolds, Hoyt Royall, Ierry Finney, Oren Wil- liams, Charles Collins, Duff Freeman, john Kelly. Our sponsor, Mr. Mathis, is the main figure behind the success 4 of our club. He is always on hand to give suggestions and ,f?f'3a,g ,- ef -P. 1. guide our club plans. 1 X - , 51' i 1 N A '-., L. - , Mike Boles, president, and john Shaw, reporter, are discussing 'the 1959 f ' 'l H 'TZ :A Yadkin Valley Football Championship, while Ienny Smith, secretary, is M1 ' I ' 'C daydreaming about the important game coming up. Duff Freeman, vice- flip 1 Q. president, is showing Linda XVood, treasurer, pictures of hi-lites in pre- 1'5:m'.X'!Lff'f:ft ,, vious years' ames. , rr ,B , xi - QE ,A Q fra , ,ttf-5 H.. . . ar,-wiv: 44? wgmy . f . 349-'f , , V j, ' 5iQ,' ' .., . The purpose of the Monogram Club at Jones- ville is to give distinction to the athletes and those who work with them. The Monogram Club works with the jonesville-Arlington Lions Club in order to improve our playgrounds and athletic field through an annual talent show. A thrilling day for seniors is when they receive jackets purchased by the club. 60 744-fir-if I .4 gs.. ,L- ' l First r0w:,Judy Pinnix, Gerry Knight, Billie Sue Vestal, Rosemary Snipes, Barbara Williams, Johnnie Myers, Patsy Patterson, Barbara Billings, Bobbie Bryant, Brenda lngool, Lynn Stanley, Peggy Case, Glenda Caudle. Second row: Judy Shores, Sarah Colvard, Billie Hart- sell, Louise Masten, Jerry Ann Martin, Jolene Weatherman, Jenny Smith, Mary Jane Reece, Barbara Dyar, Brenda Sparks, Mildred Swaim, Patsy Thomas, Shelia Gilliam. Third row: Una Combs, Judy Royall. Hose Patton, Rose Ann Casstevens, Virginia Montgomery, Linda Wood, Linda Eller, Sarah Pardue, Phyllis Cheek, Judy Evans, Saunders Boles, Mary Frances Calloway, Judy VVolfe. Fourth row: Linda Cockerham, Carol Mendenhall, Sharon Tilley, Sue Ray, Bobbie Feimster, Ginny Knight, Judy Underwood, Nina Gregory, Brenda Martin, Linda Smith, Laura Montgomery. Mrs. Barbara Brown has acted as Tri-Hi-Y sponsor for the past two years, because of her willingness to work and her love for young people. Our club is indeed grateful. V. tl E' - l ' Mary Jane Reece, Reporter, and Jolene VVeathe1'man, Chaplain, say that w ' ,. selling candy is no problem for them while Judy XVolfe, President, and :lr Sharon Tilley, Vice-President, sit aside and study their technique. Linda I Smith, Treasurer, and Linda XVood, Secretary, secretly exchange their ideas X' on how they go about this project to raise money. ' L .4 In Tri-Hi-Y the girls have special occasions in which to help others. They also provide fun for themselves and other classmates by sponsoring dances and parties which brighten up the school a. year. fit Sai. f 3. 1 fili ll, nv YMCA 1.7 7. 7. fl. 5,13 1 1 6 Ent 111 4 -' 'Y -4 I ,N .H I First row: Linda Chappell, Judy Pinnix, Patsy Patterson, Jonnie Myers, Mary Jones, Linda Armstrong, Linda Macemore, Chris Canipe, Kay Wells, Kathy Smith, Barbara Billings, Ann Bryant, Bobbie Bryant, Brenda Ingool, Linda McKinley. Second row: Mildred Jenkins, Gerry Knight, Larry Harris, Glenda Benton, Louise Masten, Mittie Wagoner, Billie Anne Hartsell, Judy Wolfe, Patsy Thomas, Millie Prevette, Bar- bara Dyar, Scooter Parker, Ronnie Ball, Jerry Martin, June Fisher. Third row: Linda Wood, Eddie Wooten, Judy Evans, Johnny Reece, Mary Calloway, John Shaw, Sandra Holcomb, Duff Freeman, Una Combs, Steve Canipe, Carol Mendenhall, Ray McBride, Jolene Weath- erman, Albert Macemore, Jenny Smith. Fourth raw: Phyllis Stanley, Sue Ray, Sharron Tilley, Ronald Bray, Kenneth Haynes, George Vig- neault, Jerry Finney, Richard Nance, Mike Boles, Donald Adams, Bob- bie Femister, Helen Macemore, Brenda Walker. Able sponsor of the Future Teachers Club, Mrs. Jane Holcomb, works with and encourages our students who wish to become teachers. 'Z r 1' . . A President Duff Freeman is doing a good job of planning the year's work along with Linda XVood, Secretary, Jenny Smith, V. Pres., and John Shaw, Treasurer. I ? N 1, up l 1 The Future Teachers of America club is made up of boys and girls in high school who are con- sidering teaching as a vocation. The members are given the privilege of substitute teaching sometimes. This is done to give them the ex- .Q t w 5 62 perience and responsibility of teaching as well as aid a member of the faculty in an emergency. Sauce lg-JV!! First row, seated: Barbara Williams, Barbara Billings, Linda Cockerham, Dennis Johnson, Ricky Hagwood, Richard Nance. Standing: Iohn Shaw, Rosemary Snipes, Shelia Gilliam, Stanley Martin. Second row, seated: Kenneth Haynes, Mike Boles, Duff Freeman, John Kelly, Ir., Gail Fin- Wanda Holcomb, Rose Patton, Rose Ann Casstevens, Judy Underwood, ney, Albert Macemore, Richard VVoody, Clarence Freeman. Ginny Knight, George Vignault. Third row, seated: Steve Canipe, The sponsor of the Science Club is a person who is always ready to give advice or encouragement to interested persons. As sponsor, Mrs. Louise Randleman is constantly striving to help the students in whatever they are attempting to do. President John Kelly and Vice-President Mike Boles are ready to test one of their chemical reactions. Richard Nance, reporter, Iohn Shaw, treasurer, and Barbara Billings, secretary, are paying strict attention, or could it be that Barbara is just trying to play hands? , i WWSX 7 2 5 u 5 i 1 ......,...-.. . 1 1 K W f l i Mi, if 1 The Science Club was organized so that the mem- bers might have a means to increase their knowl- - edge and interest in science. Some meetings are used for programs of interest to the members, ,,, during other meetings, the members work on proj- ects of their own. 63 7. 7. fl. wry? -A 55? X f Q , , k. ,Q rqhbn, i Mp ff First row: Donald Nance, Donald Shepherd, Paul Benton, Tony Carter, Arnold Wagoner, Butch Nelson, William Winebarger, David Shaifner, Thomas Rash, Cecil Wineharger, Howard Wagoner, Vernon Childress, Clarence Freeman. Second row: Tommy Benton, Ralph Cook, Larry Cook, Terry Muncus, Larry Adams, Sidney Mabry, Clarence Ford, Al- len Baugess, Tony Calloway, Ernest Ashley, Charles Nichols, Odean Bryant, Larry Collins, james Freeman, Billy Croce, Terry Draughn, Steve Sheppard. Third row: James Swaim, Sam Hilliard, Ronnie Ball. fW 71 F? 57 ft FW 55 'a - -, f eaaerang. for aafgaeaa WQH ' 5:3 -j 2 L ' ' ' gags' ff- I, ,' ' 'Vase' -,Z 4 , , W Z f '3- , is A 5,22 ,naar ffQQaa safe ,l gjfi ,,,, ,,,, W X f ,4.-w.-'w-- rv M fy, ,af f . 4 Wffyfyf ,7fXM.Q4, f , we-7 .- ,, -,afar 1:1 ,fl ,. ry K... 'f - r y., f .- f, 'f I , . . ,,,,,, ,v-. L Larry Shoemaker, Ronnie Hariss, Loyd Spicer, Sonny Boles, Les Brown, Evan Hemric, Larry Brannon, Don Burcham, james Everidge, jimmy Burchette, Harold Holcomb, William Vestal, Harold Vestal, Dillon Stanley. Fourth row: Larry Cheek, Leroy Dudley, Jack Stroud, Larry Muncus, Yancy St. john, Hoyt Royall, Dewitt Collins, Johnny Renegar, Steve Pardue, Tony Sparks, Larry Chappell, Wayne Foster, Ronnie Macy. Z . ,U--Q 3 Mr. Partin has much to offer the cluh as a of Vocational agriculture. The success of the club depends on its oilicers-Donald Burch- am, treasurer, Larry Shoemaker, reporter, Hoyt Royall, presi- dent, Dewitt Collins, vice-president, Larry Brannon, sentinel, Larry Adams, secretary. . -, ,, ,-.MM V ,Z I..,.fa-Jaw aww Veteran in the field ment in farming. Specifically we strive to improve all phases of agriculture in our school district, improve our homes, and work toward better living on our farms. The primary aim of the Future Farmers of Amer- ica is the development of agricultural leadership, cooperation, citizenship, and eventual establish- 7. fl. fl. ooo Jaws 'mv Y 'aiu em First row: Judy Pinnix, Juanita Finney, Glenda Caudle, Kathleen Par- due, Betty Haynes, Phyllis Vestal, Mary Nell Collins, Barbara Prevette. Wilma Robbins, Catherine Cockerham, Joyce Cearley, Pat Benton. Sec- ond row: Joan Guy, Betty Spicer, Barbara Billings, Bobbie Bryant, Kathy Smith, Patsy Patterson, Jonnie Kay Myers, Peggy Case, Mary Charles Jones, Linda Chappell, Linda McKinley, Bonnie Evans, Ann Bryant, Ethel Pardue. Third row: Judy Wagoner, Linda Cockerham, Wanda Holcomb, Barbara Williams, Phyllis Martin, Katherine Sparks, Mary Lynn Stanley, Judy Carol Macemore, Anna Laura Macemore, Rose Cas- stevens, Carol Swaim, Peggy Woody, Margie White, Mittie Sue Wago- Mrs. Ola Hendren, ner, Glenda Benton, Gerry Knight, Brenda Long, Brenda Ingool, Jeanie Swaim. Fourth four: Millie Prevette, Martha Garris, Billie Sue Vestal. Judy Royall, Saunders Boles, Sheliah Gilliam, Virginia Montgomery, Una Grey Combs, Rose Tucker, Janet Newman, Rose Patton, Brenda Sparks, Mildred Swaim, Sarah Colvard, Brenda Armstrong, Ivina Cheek, Carol Benton, Kay Wells, June Carol Fisher. Fifth row: Nancy Flynn, Carol Mendenhall, Hellen Macemore, Nina Mae Gregory, Opal St. John, Judy Underwood, Glenda Holcomb, Carolyn Newman, Brenda XValker, Sandra Holcomb, Phyllis Stanley, Linda Hensley, Delaney Groce, Barbara Dyar, Louise Johnson, Yvonne Colvard, Judy Shores. sponsor of the F. H. A., invites all girls to join her in many homemaking proieets. She helps to prepare these young ladies for their future homes. E M-' UNE can ,Ms CUME sg. -Q .msn FHA. The various jobs in the F. H. A. are handled well by lvina Cheek, Chap- lain, Glenda Benton, Treasurer: Helen Macemore, Vice-President, Delaney -I J - Groce, Presidentg Mittie Vtlagoner, Reporter, June Carol Fisher, Secretary, . 'RQ' QU Ta . 5 M af A-f' ' V .: Qi PH! J i Q Y . 3 Q. '- .av- Q F. H. A. is an organization of young girls who look forward to having homes of their own. They join this club so they will be better prepared to accept the responsibilities of homelife. The main subiects that are stressed in this club are cooking and sewing. Phyllis Stanley, Songleaderg and Brenda Ingool, Parliamentarian. A ps ..,. ll ws 65 lafwuf sgfw Am ' ea Y n. . ww . sz' Seated: Linda Macemore, Judy Pinnix, Richard Nance, Mittie Sue Wagoner, Brenda Long, Linda Eller. Standing: Stanley Martin, Ethel Purdue, Betty Ann Roberts, Brenda Sparks, Patsy Gentry, Helen Macemore, Sandra Holcomb, Pansy Brown, Delaney Croce, Mildred Jenkins, Sarah Haynes, Pat Benton. Mrs. Faye Byrd, Sponsor of the Library Club, does a mar- velous job of keeping the library in order and the assistants working. The club officers are Linda Macemore, doing a fine job with the bulletin board, Linda Eller, always keeping up with the minutesg Mittie Wagoner, the trustworthy treasurer, Richard Nance, reporting the club newsg Judy Pinnix, taking over when the president is absent, and Brenda Long, club president. ..,-M-W '1 f g gf' I' sf J 66 .l H f The Ionesville High School Library Club is open to all students who are serving, or have served, as library assistants. The meetings are for guidance, educational, and social purposes with the goal to create a better relationship among the members, students, and faculty. The climax for the club comes in the spring when all the members can attend the annual NCHSLA meeting. Gm! Scam Seated: Glenda Caudle, Mary Gray Morrison, Saunders Boles. Standing: Barbara Dyar, Carol Mendenhall, Barbara Billings, Shelia Gilliam, Phyllis Stanley. Mrs. Stanley has taught the Girl Scouts in Ionesville for many years. She has always been willing to guide and lend a help- I S 0 O Iuliette Low founded the Girl Scouts for the sole purpose of developing their best qualities and molding their personalities. Scouts enjoy games, nature and hiking in addition to the Work they put in Scouting. ing hand to each scout. The Curved Bar is the highest rank a Girl Scout can hold. In earning this, she has made herself known as having certain skills that will be used through the rest of her life to better their homes, schools and communities. The Hrst and only in Ionesville to have earned this rank are these six girls: Glenda Caudle, Carol Mendenhall, Saunders Boles, Sheila Gilliam, Barbara Billings, center front, Mary Gray Morrison. f 'J 67 cll!MJQ6llf0!L Typing ll is only one of three commercial subjects for pupils in their senior year. It looks like some efficient secretaries in the i making. 49 wee, 6 GQ With emphasis on science this Biology class has no time for play. mgyts-J img' The Physics class seems absorbed in an experiment. Let's go Plane Geometry goes hand in hand with science. away before we disturb them. Glam ww 0MffL0llfM4 of flctwdm Since many of these will be tak- ing college English next year, they are taking advantage of Mrs. Hood's instruction. X W4i X-. fx W'- Learning about tlie use of the library is very necessary as Here we see freshmen studying parts of speech-so neces- this English 111 class is aware. sary to understand fully. There's a bit of amusement in the air-but the French are not- ed for light heartedness. 6l6LMfMO0Ld66ll6ddll,64MIfd,6d6 ,4 , American History is vitalized by both television and Mr. Mathis. If t F . Bl V ,N V A Av.,. Q 4 - 'sf an VV, , it A Q X h V' H A ' i R Q , my --' ' 'W ' . Q 17 ,- lu 'L vzi 2 F- ' 3 X , 5 ,. ui x ff Such interest is not unusual in Mr. Charles Sociology Class, even if it is the 6th period. 'ln...,,4.' Q Health and Physical Education is a required course which Pupils often make reports in World History as Albert is do- is really enjoyed. ing now. :fade 0L60l0fUl64 Actwbtzea N,, The study of wallpaper, draper- ff' ' ies, and upholstery is a part of f' . 6 ,Q the second year in Home Eco- --' nomics. ' -'fn . D N ' -Aff? Alf, M Driver Training is a popular and useful course. need some knowledge of motors. of om fam yew -'Napa-PIN 'Uf ' , I Even girls Agriculture classes are quite 1-as 'Et'-ww hi rg X flingi- lhw 4 , , rue -: VS,--i.4- Freshmen girls are cutting and fitting pattems. They really turn out some attractive clothes. varied in interests and activities .I 24 F-, --Y., .H-,Y k ., n 'rg.y!iem f fi4'9lv Xva 1' -'nn--v1sv1vwn0hqfQnwvw 4wmv--we 4-mtg. 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'fc J ' r I . f v ffm LJ f, f ,-L .4 HQYT ROYAL DEWITT COLLINS DUFF FREEMAN Engl Right Tackle Full Back 1!'m , ,, X , A A 3. .M ,, rr, 1 52:9 ,ag ' 5.5, ,Z' 5. ' Q Q' HL' y - ,M 'Lf :fir fl Qliffzf H ff 4-4 ,w2:,g1,f: ,. . 235' ,whiff cg ,Ly QQ Q Q z' .. gf s-. r fl I 'rx' .K-..'3'j. Vs W: ' l- .N - av 'L--1 s N, , 'gn 4 mm f aj, 1- Q' '2 51 '-fx. nc rip ,ix 1 , tkgvt H395 V Q 9,1 ,K .L ,W I, V, W- J1:m'?d,4 5,67 I ,Viv A s, W, ' -J 4'--'wf al 'ff' 'I 'fl ' 'Y , 1 A i W f3,3Qb,,,l,, 'lay LVN 'Q - N74 , ,, 41. L. ,. , 1.5. V ' fri' -155 1 1, CHARLES REECE End DONALD ADAMS Right Half-Back I Plaotliall :inn EJ- First row: Couch Mathis, john Shaw, Larry Shoemaker, Charles Collins, Mike Boles, Duff Freenmn, Hoyt Royall, Charles Re-occ, Donald Burchman. Second row: Coach Charles. Donald Adams, Butch Robinson, Chris Canipe, Larry Adams, Larry Brannon, Sonny Boles, VVilliam Vestal, Ronnie Ball, Lloyd Spicer. Third row: Jerry Robinson, CHRIS CANIPE DONALD BURCHAM Center Right Guard OC. ilgf 1 x, ,sq ,aff . ,W mmm an 'S 1 4 A N 1 n 1 W y X r i M' f Riffs -V 'H' 'f':S?q:. MI.. .,... rrfanunll Wx w I: ' ' -..-..., a., N W-... -+. f wQ.-p.--. - -. -,W M'-s A- ,ss ....'-....', . . , .r ,pig by 1 Jswgw- ' , . . 'Y' '4Y2 ?fKif'?v12?sW.+ 1 M- 1 ' I . ,-Q, ., 1-fn' ' 5 R 'i'uI.4.-.fl , 'Q . , 21592 12 ,, . fx f' . W ' ' t 'P ,, WW .1 ff --f, Q, . ' , . , . 11. .D '54 , N, ,ff , '.E'AV,3. :f'.fv.s lf f , 1, .,nafwaw, .nwraawaW. A M , M i, i Av f , S LLM M A5 1-, , if rx, N. nf' 1. in-A. W X W .- --Q, --:m,v .f '11, w- -- .,,4 . ,M 1' 'Y -4, 1 , 'f X wi., he 2 R A if -' W -1-.' - ' W 1- 4- -,r , A. 4 f .'f': ,'. .' ,V - -434 ' '- -v .W 'f gf' A 1 gr 'Q Y XS , g I is J 1 , .S 7' x ix J ..,., .h- LS 1- .g. i n- '- KU . --1 Y- 5' NIIKE BOLES ORICN XYILLIAMS CHARLES COLLINS Center lmft Tackle End !?60-6! I In -4 Y f' ' A 'E , N 4 hi 5' 1 ..., V Jig, X JOHN SHAW Seth Cheek Lero Dudle' Evm He-mric Ronnie Harris Larrv Harris Arnold Wfxgo Quarter-B11f'k , Y 5, 2 , 1 -, 1 . 1 51 - , ' ner, Albert Macemorc, Dean Ferguson. Fourth row: Scooter Parker, Managers Tommy Boles, Iohnny Freeman, Kenneth Haynes, Ronnie Adams. Ic 1' Guard L l' LARRY SHOEMAKER RUTCH ROBINSON LARRY BRAXNON ,ff . , 1 My 5 Cuarcl Z-. f Y-1u ,W-. - 5. ' fs- , .- A f vz-,. -TV:-.wa 45 SETH CHEEK O11artw'-Bcwlc Fnc 2' F 1 N . ft Q my , 'M 'R , XX .. Q f , U -A,.,'-4, f :it YA If-A 'q,......-. . r X I:-vt. 5.5 ' f R - M ' T22 N ' f 1: -w H, 'fi ' , f-H: ,-,' -,Ffh ,W f ' ' ,. .1 Q js. ' . ,'4vj.Lf,.' 1 fl: ,- x lf' 'in V it are R is A-psrfwm A ', , ha-f , Psa-fav , Ii., . U. t q' 1 ,. A' '-: 1.1, ,iq X N.. .. ' .5 .'. W -if '. Hhs ' A -.1.1.-..Wc . A '1 L !fK4P2?F?W'Wf !M'!JJrf1..D f7f-afffvffsff.R nlnmrl--r Q -4 ,af fs- .,:1-.wr f jaqa m 7-v-H' ' it , Ionesville vs. Y' f W 4, f ,Q 0 . AA Sparta 7 1 6 .4 ,, Elkin 9 W 21 A Yadkinville 6 V 7 A A A VV est Yadkin 12 7 6 A Boonville 6 -A A it 34 A A Dobson O 27 A A A A Pilot Mt. 6 7 West Wilkes 0 P 7 AA AA Fries 2 fn Coach John Charles, head coach, has done an outstanding job Work- ing with and producing a football team of which We are all proud. ,QV Not only is Coach Charles respected by his athletes, he is loved f and respected hy students and fans for his wholesome, sportsmanship- . A Q like attitude toward the game and toward life. Manager Eddie manages some encouragement for hustling Co, Iolmnv, Col Otis Ford. Readyl Set! Push-um back, Blue Jays, Pushlum hack! Blue lay on the ramble! 76 flctwln A'Tigc-rv RL-occ on tlic rugcl . - Assistant Couch jolin Mathis, iuins the play- ers in joy us tlicy Qelelmitt- Ll victory. Not only known as ii coacli und tt-nt-licr, but Coat-ll Nlntliis is also lcnown ns in friend to students and utlilctcs with wlimn lic works amd plays. lVilli21mS, Cheek, CimiPC, imfl R0l391'50T1'f0U1' Pli1YCf5-0I'1C Cliurlcs Collins und Oren Xvlllltllllv-Cllilj' two in ll Blue lay idea. stronghold. Hltylllli lllflll-Hltllllll low-Makes no difference-just ClO1'1,t Otis, Dull, and Charles clear tlio wav for lolin. let go! ' ' 77 Gala' 3d,dk61f66l,fl Front row: Sarah Pardue, Pat Thomas, Brenda Martin, Indy Wolfe, XVhite. Third row: Miss Roberson, Advisor, Mary jane Reece, Mgr., Bernice Vestal, Sharon Tilley, Sue Ray. Second row: Billie Sue Vestal, john Wesley Mathis, Coach, Judy Underwood, Mgr., Rose Casstevens, Mary Nell Collins, Toni Martin, Ginny Knight, Nina Gregory, Margie Mgr. 7 Ionesville 40 ..,,...... ...., ..,, M in eral Springs 65 jonesville 64 . , . Mountain Park 29 i jonesville 40 ......., Griffith 37 jonesville 44 ,......,, Elkin 45 lone-Sville 38 . . . East High 35 jonesville 38 .,., Boonville 36 Ionesville 62 ..,.. Mt. Park 23 jonesville 45 . . A West Yadkin 42 lone-sville 39 ...,.. Courtney 47 jonesville 42 A . , Boonville 47 jonesville 50 , i . East Bend 52 jonesville 52 ...,. Griffith 37 jonesville 43 . . , Courtney 35 Jonesville 43 . . Yadkinville 57 jonesville 68 ...... Elkin 52 Ionesville 64 .. East High 29 is Ionesvige 59 .... East Bend 69 n s 1 . . CAPTAIN JUDY WOLFE 5,255,112 ,I Minerifdlgllflffgi 2? co-CAPTAIN BRENDA MARTI Fvfwflfd Jonesville 47 . , . ..,.,,.,...,, West Yadkin 37 Fvfwafd SHARON TILLEY CO-CAPTIN BERNICE VESTAL PATSY THOMAS SUE RAY Forward Guard Guard Gullfd faq! fgmlcetzfali First row: John Shaw, Jerry Finney, Pauly Reynolds, Oren Williams, Collins, John Wesley Mathis, Coach Yancey St. John. Second row: Charles Reece, Jonesville 1 Jonesville Jonesville Jonesville Jonesville Jonesville Jonesville Jonesville Jonesville Jonesville Jonesville Jonesville Jonesville Jonesville Jonesville Jonesville Jonesville Jonesville Jonesville Jonesville WHEN WILLIAMS Forward Donald Adams, Dewitt Seth Cheek. 54 . A , . Mineral Springs 49 60 . , . .,.,... Mt. Park 26 41 . , ...... Griffith 50 44 , . . .,....,, Elkin 45 66 . r .... East High 40 76 A . . . . Boonville 53 56 . . ...,, Mt. Park 29 87 , . A ,... West Yadkin 27 77 . . ...,. Courtney 38 59 . . . ,,,.. Boonville 57 74 .4 .... East Bend 62 47 , . ,4.,. Griffith 50 64 . , . ...,. Courtney 28 61 J , , .... Yadkinville 56 53 . . . ......s Elkin 46 92 . , . . East High 51 81 r 1 , ..... East Bend 62 81 . . ,..., Yadkinville 65 56 . . . . , Mineral Springs 58 87 . . . . . West Yadkin 41 3 3 I l Q V I N Wulf L5 5 Ci ' t Richard Nance, Charles Collins, CAPTAIN PAUL REYNOLDS Forward JOHN SHAW YANCEY ST. JOHN DONALD ADAMS JERRY FINNEY Guard Center Guard Forward .L,4,,'ll,,,'. A ,L I , Lg' L ' 5 ' A A , JOHN FRANK COCKERHAM , af D A Y , A. Z' A PERRY STOKES Mgr' l . fa ,,M S as ' CHARLES COLLINS 2 4 ...L LARRY WAGONER V . ,x 'ft 1' LARRY BBANNON SCOOTER PARKER p A' in 'as A Along ith the brightly urning at tic flame ' V A that we have in our schoo , the baseball spark 'E ' is Ontinually growing brighter. Our new baseball P y ield is one reason for this in easing popular 4 ' A S- R sport. Not only did Coach Cha s have able 1 A A Y assistance in his coaching, but he lso had a ... team of eager, hustling players. The earn had 5 wins against 4 losses, and next year t - team PETE WAGONER should prove to do even better. Q EK ,'., gf, I RICHARD NANCE is 12-.K gf A t or ' CHRIS CANIPE JO p-4 SHAW N :I . 0-. l fly' sl 3 x ' A PAUL REYNOLDS HOWARD PARDUE V , -gym' , 1' I N' 'n A . DONALD ADAMS N X 1 45 'vs 4 -,R - .lk f' s4,A29f.1f.:J1 if Jrgf - .,,V '.3aq.QL!J1l'II'Jf71'B.'M .4 C, LARRY ADAMS 3 Inexperience proved to be one of the weaker - QW t points, but that was overshadowed by the hustle u with which the team played. When the regular 44..- season ended, the Blue Jays continued playing in I the summer league. This brought out a lot of 1 A' 1 potential strength in batting and fielding hat BONNIE BRAY ' will come in very handy next year when the Jays will again begin their season on the diamond. ll' I il 'SX KI X H - f l V'C lJ 'l1Q5flL' JLLHNAPI1: at n p lWln1.ll'!. hll I 'fs' al. -A1 .am .wid f vs PAT MARTIN GLADYS The girls softball team, organized X Q QSTER four years ago, continues its un- ' defeated rating by compiling 4 more FRANCES -5 JUDY wins against no losses. SPAINHOUR Q g ' XWOLFE X I 5, X IVINA MARGIE 'I ' CHEEK WHITE I lIJ2Vith' super? fiellding, ' , 6 V atting, an pitc ing, A A I even inexperience is ' PX ' X X , PHYLLIS seldom a handicap. Los- BOBBIE 15 ,N ' CHEEK ing only 3 gII'lS by 1 gt 4 graduation, the team if should have considerable I ' ' 4 ' power for next year and LINDA Q, .. ' SUE for years to come. PARDUE 3 ' Q RAY MARY JANE 'e BRENDA 5 VAINHOY REECE MARTIN H Y. , Z' ff- my M iff in X nl V. ,f X ,A x f K PAT RUTHIE CJ! THOMAS BOLES f D i5 X i SHARRON O TILLEY T SARAH xg ,A j v PARDUE BE RN ICE e RON' SARAH PHYLLIS VESTAL TILLEY PARDUE CHEEK , a 3 32 gi , jk 13 as SUE GEORGIA JUDY LINDA FRANCES PAT MARY JANE RAY ROYALL WOLFE PARDUE SPAINHOUR MARTIN REECE I I 1 is , 1 ,Ln SEE I ' ,fs vs fi fs .-Q a fr W J 1 f gp J, Q ' ' Qt r ' . ,, 1 Q Q.. . ' 1 LI 4. ' if HOWARD GALE ODEAN RICHARD DON CHARLES LLOYD PARDUE MARTIN BRYANT NANCE ADAMS NICHOLS SPICER A 1 W' I l -Q ,il .If 'nl f -f,. N . I I f li' dv: ll A ui 2- 54 , ,2,, -gp, ,.V v X fd , Y .. ., .h , m 4 ' A X , - A SCOOTER JERRY CHARLES OREN JAMES PARKER FINNEY COLLINS WILLIAMS SWAIM je j' A 'X 74406 fp! are--1 . P ,, 5-K' ,J ,f 1 f . 'X B A -ii V PAT THOMAS 'fi I BRENDA MARTIN ia 4. ,, . A CHARLES REECE 'G' 1- e- 1' L Kathy Smith, Iudy Evans, Ienny Smith, Co-Chief, Jerry Knight, Linda Wood, Co-Chief, Bobbie Bryant, june Fisher. 44 Q... l I l il is V,-,.., ' -A-f fm LINDA VVOOD JENNY SMITH C0-chief C0-chief Hey you up there, you aint paying attention! VVoulcl ery of the Ionesville cheerleaders during the year. you do any better if you had three-dimension? We're Always Working to boost team morale and school standing down here giving it all we got, but it takes spirit, our cheerleaders present at every game, are you all to make the team hot. This was a familiar the personification of -Ionesville school spirit. 6 img ipafikle to j.!'!.S. I 84 Fewfmea A ,LW of AMW and Gram X .wr 35 x 1 3 GS ? X-'xg 3. 11 'A Q y i. J f QQ I 44 if X E X X 555 Qs , , K 5 , 4 if f , 5 .f wi ' v 2 A i x XX cv FT Gia S ,,, ,, 1 .,.,M.... Q2 Biz! S mu 2 E Q 4 M WMM 1-mamma - , ,, .Wf ' WMV. ix .N Mxwvmwxfwf.w+w ,f N 1 9 .. , QW mm' , 4 gy! 'N-. I ,g z .ps v ' ,JI Q f nun... 'Ii--...,. ' f 'ill Milf mg-XM ,Qk c .rf fi it effew fg ei A, +v'f- in BEST ALL ROUND PAUL REYNOLDS BERNICE VESTAL fn, 'Hr F45- I MOST STUDIOUS IOHN KELLY VIRGINIA MONTGOMERY 1 ll,4I'iI.IXW. .'T ni0ifZR'fMll751tL I',u.Iut4'zl1-.,mar'.Iu.nl.'1. mn, -1 I .... .W .. . . arf. --.......... , , I 'P'--' J 5 Y K ff if l Y' 1 MOST LIKELY ro SUCCEED A X r O Q 'i X x ' PWQA 1 LINDA SMITH MIKE BOLES 5 , 5 M 'r 1'2 'T'4 K' K 'K 1 BEST LOOKING -IERRY ANN MARTIN DUFF FREEMAN .... ,nl ,. ' ,Q 1 XA Y 4 ' ,LJ ' . :wg 142. My VA, if 74,267 is ? 2 if f -sw X f 1 1 f. iff 3 S A f xr ii Z NE i ,f I it Vi' 1 . ff? 2 5 Wd ,N -,,: f 5 V 4,1 45 5,0 . , .:,, 'xf- fi - 19.1 2 Q3 v ,,,.r MOST COURTEOUS BRENDA LONG DEWITT COLLINS x 4'-smo m m-umm, wvinw- ,L?234mvw V N-H ' V , ,WT '71, ,wwf as J, H' ,f'Mg,.,,: v ,5 in U--r wuG'5 WJ 3 A' Q5 gi ' Q14 -u l4 no-K BEST DRESSED RUTH BOLES JAMES SWAI .41 . C2l.11 E'f nl1.Yi-i n...l x fr., 'wr 't'1M.g,, WK ft. wwf BEST PERSONALITY LOUISE MASTEN EDDIE WOOTEN 'W 4 M'F N'WW .V ,W I I , ' 4 ' f'bM . .,,,,. -v - ':'- TS' -g2I.1:L? A .7 ' X -k I W, W, -.ef CUTEST LES BROWN GERRY KNIGHT -1' UU! BUSSES h OL 3115 8-11-I peanu- van' :vpn Irfan li ,. 4 x' ,. f -s Y 4' 4 , 1 L.. 5 S-- 3 wx N . 25... 7 1' 3 M L, WSW? Jqomecomarq Queen W4 Wal W 46 'xg nvfi- ,193 ,- W JENNY SMITH SUE RAY Senior junior BARBARA BILLINGS BILLIE SUE VESTAL A Sophomore F rcsh ma n W IERRY ANN MARTIN Senior 'S... nw-,gm ,QP X LINDA COCKERHAM Freshman Ms 4 l' LOUISE NIASTEN Senior BRENDA PEPPE -dvi! 57' an, KATHY SMITH Sophomore R PHYLIJS CHEEK junior Senior f Wave wiv! LINDA MCKINLEY SHELIA CILLIAM Sophomore Freshman Qazmh Cow 1 5,-5-1-Wi W1 if 2, 'IUDY EVANS BILLIE ANN HARTSELL Iumor Senior Q A -v w W S A3 Q M . f mv ,Www 4' iff, f ,,, .F S? 1 - ,, , f --HP, aw -fn-. ,f 4,vy.,. . Jas 40 N an rt ., A IVEY CRAY VESTAL, Valedictorian 1-Q, IOS JEAN JARVIS, Citizenship Award ANTHONY TURNER Citizenship Award r pt -.tv ' '.,,' is PERRY STOKES, Adams Scholarship I 'S is V r L U 'wr -, H w fx! ., f ' ew-, DIANE CHEEK, Salutatorian, Betty Crocker Homemaker, Merit Scholar ELAINE MCGHEE, Adams Scholarship The 1960 Annual Staff honored Coach John Charles. '. 3' TF LINDA PARDUE, GALE MARTIN, Prospective Teachers Scholarship Chatham Scholarship Birgit light of i760 Vfftf' ws, :W ,r za- ,,,3,,w:4:s,Q, ff 3, 'r Q! y fab. ! I , QA xi! 4,2 -- f' ,q'??'4gkY Q A W, s X ,Q fi 5 2 f f N. dj 7 ., MIKE RANDLEMAN, English Award I ww ,'f,,,,i - X, 1 ROY LEE SHORES, H ankins Scholarship- Danforth Award CAROLE COLLINS, Danforth Award J llll I I HOWARD PARDUE, Athletic Award, V. P. I. Scholarship 33 5 3' fs. , V -fjii 41 5!'!'5.'i'W. -QQ aiu 5 Q' Compliments of ED SNYDER Phone 835-2822 Elkin, N. C. ROBERT'S MEN SHOP For style and quality at reasonable prices. Phone 835-3527 Elkin, N. C. Compliments of HOME FURNITURE CO. North Wilkesboro Elkin, N. C. 835-2856 Compliments of GILLIAM SUPPLY STORE Elkin, N. C. 835-1257 Compliments of CAROLINA ICE AND FUEL Elkin, N. C. 835-4151 Compliments of DOBBINS OIL COMPANY South Bridge Street Phone 835-3860 Elkin, N. C. Compliments of STANLEY AND PARK STUDIOS Elkin, N. C. 207 W. Main St. 835-3862 Compliments of ODELL BUILDING COMPANY Elkin, N. C. 835-4706 NORTH BRIDGE GULF SERVICE Phone 835-1302 Elkin, N. C. SURRY HARDWARE COMPANY Quality and Service Elkin, N. C. 835-2940 COCKERHAM'S STUDIO lf itis plzotograpliy see usf, Elkin, N. C 835-3309 Compliments of McDANIELS DEPARTMENT STORE Elkin, N. C. 835-3021 Compliments of HOLCOMB BROS., INC. 203 VV. Main St. 835-1251 Compliments of SUPER TIRE SERVICE Elkin, N. C. 835-2611 Compliments of CENTRAL TELEPHONE CO. Elkin, N. C. 835-1314 Compliments of MORRISON'S FLOWERS Elkin, N. C. 835-4856 9 i 1 . Compliments of COMMERCIAL SERVICE CO Elkin, N. C. 835-3321 THE CAPITOL SERVICE STATION jonesville, N. C. 835-4710 Compliments of CLEARY'S GARAGE North Elkin, N. C. Ceneral Auto Repair G8iB OIL COMPANY XVholesale and Retail Heating Oil-Kerosa-ne-Gasoline 667 North Bridge Street Phone 835-3607 Compliments of SURRY FRUIT COMPANY Elkin, N. C. Compliments of WEST ELKIN GRILL Elkin, N. C. 835-1520 CHARLES MOTEL Air-conditioned Room Television and Telephone U. S. Highway 21 Phone 835-1514 JONES MUSIC STORE Headquarters for all music and church supplies. Located on Highway 67 Elkin, N. C. Phone 835-1287 , Compliments of Cffmmlimems Of MA'rl-us PARDUE FURNITURE JONESVILLE ESSO CQMPANY jonesville, N. C. Hotpoint and G. E. Dealer 335-9054 Elkin, N. C. 835-1677 Compliments of JONESVILLE AMOCO Ionesville, N. C. 835-3203 Compliments of ARLINGTON PHILLIPS 66 Arlington, N. C. 835-1437 Compliments of ROYALL DRUGS CASSTEVENS LUMBER COMPANY Plant located 5 miles south of Elkin, N. C. on Route 21 Elkin, N. C. CYCIQ, N- C- 835-3412 835-2030 , Compliments of Commfmfmm Of Jo: G. Bivms Insurance Arlington, N, C, Insure with confidence 835-4235 835-2864 Compliments of J. 81 P. GROCERY Jonesville, N. C. Phone 835-1446 Compliments of F. A. BRENDLE 8. soN, :Nc Elkin, N. C. Phone 835-1515 Compliments of ROSES 5-I0-25 Phone 835-2026 Elkin, N. C. KENNEDY AUTO SUPPLY Your B. F. Coodrich Dealer Phone 835-4547 Elkin, N. C. Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Phone 835-2258 Elkin, N. C. ELKIN SIGN SHOP Outdoor Advertising Gene Aldridge Phone 835-2868 Elkin, N. C. Compliments of COOK AND JOHNSON'S ESSO Phone 835-4912 Elkin, N. C. Compliments of CARTER'S USED CARS Arlington, N. C. Phone 835-1678 Congratulations, Seniors BRENDLE'S WHOLESALE CO. Phone 835-1322 Elkin, N. C. ELKIN LUMBER CO. Appreciates Your Patronage Phone 835-3611 Elkin, N. C. Compliments of WHITE SWAN LAUNDRY VVashing-Dry Cleaning Phone 835-1250 Elkin, N. C. Compliments of WILLIAMSON ELECTRIC Phone 835-4246 jonesville, N, C. Compliments of RUMPLE FURNITURE CO. Phone 835-2013 Elkin, N. C. Compliments of STYLETTE BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone 835-4546 Ionesville, N. C. Compliments of SWAIM'S GULF SERVICE Phone 835-4655 Elkin, N. C. Compliments of BOOSE FLOWER SHOP Phone 835-2259 Ionesville, N. C. Compliments of ELMORE'S MUTUAL LIFE INS. Elkin, N. C. Phone 835-4060 Compliments of .IONESVILLE HARDWARE Phone 835-3727 NORTH ELKIN RADIO 81 T.V. SERVICE Established 1941 Phone Elkin 835-4353 Compliments of DOWNTOWN BARBER SHOP Phone 835-3718 Ionesville, N. C. Compliments of EDITH'S BEAUTY NOOK Phone 835-1303 jonesville, N. C. Compliments of GRIFFINS SPORTING GOODS AND GIFTS Phone 835-4357 Elkin, N. C. ROSE 8. DAY, INC. Sales - PONTIAC - Service Elkin-jonesville Phone 835-1831 Compliments of THE JEWEL BOX Phone 835-3527 Elkin, N. C. Compliments of JONESVILLE GRILL P. W. WELBORN, Prop. Phone 835-9131 CONGRATULATIONS! CLASS OF '61 WALKER'S 5 81 I0 Elkin. N. C. Phone 835-1473 Compliments of SETTLE'S GULF SERVICE Ionesville, N. C. Phone 835-9064 Compliments of SMITHEY'S DEPT. STORE Elkin, N. C. Phone 835-1757 Compliments of MODERN BARBER SHOP Ionesville, N. C. Phone 835-1189 SUNSHINE LAUNDRY 81 CLEANERS 1 DAY SERVICE-6 DAYS A XVEEK Phone 835-2516 JAKE'S RADIO 8. T.V. SERVICE Ionesville, N. C. Code No. 2 835-4234 MOTOROLA RADIO 65 T. V. W.SHEPHERD CONST. CO. INC. RESIDENTIAL AND INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCTION Phone 835-2531 Elkin, N. C. 105 ,- Compliments of JONESVILLE SUPERMARKET Phone 835-2251 Ionesville, N. C. ELK PHARMACY, INC. 115 E. Main Street Elkin, N. C. DWAYNE IRWIN - LUKE IRWIN 835-2621 Compliments of BurNel Aluminum Products Inc. Phone 835-2535 Ionesville, N. C. ' Compliments of HALL-KNOTT AND EDWARDS The Store for Quality Men's Clothingv Phone 835-4707 Elkin, N. C. BELL STUDIO SCHOOL PICTURES AND YEAR BOOK PHOTOGRAPHER Phone 835-4812 Elkin, N. C. Compliments of HIGHLAND ORCHARD Cycle, N. C. Compliments of W. M. WALL YVATCHES-DIAMONDS-JEWELRY-CHINA Elkin North VVilkesboro Mt. Airy 835-3308 ELITE BEAUTY SHOPPE Manager: VADIE MONEY Bank Building Phone 835-2750 Elkin, N. C. XY-1--1. Compliments of CASH 81 CARRY Compliments of STORES ALEXANDER-sTEvENsoN SN Elkin, N. C. Phone 835-2424 X . 835-4351 Elkirl, N. C. YADKIN FINANCE CORPORATION Home Company for Home Folks Phone 835-4622 954 North Bridge Street Elkin, N. C. MOVIES ARE YOUR BEST ENTERTAINMENT REEVES THEATER Elkin, N. C. 835-4705 WAYSIDE CUT-RATE FURNITURE CO. 3M Miles South of Ionesville BOX 108 Elkin, N. C. Compliments of WARREN-MILLER FUNERAL HOMES ffdlm 9. 1 Qggg Phone 835-3211 X ol - Elkin, N. C. Compliments of MITCHELL'S 5 81 I0 Ionesville, N. C. 835-1003 Compliments of HARRIS-WAGON ER, INC. ELKIN'S LEADING CLOTHIER Exclusive Menls Clothesv Griffon 8c Curlee 111 VVest Main Street Phone 835-4851 LEO HARDY INSURANCE ALL Kzzvos Bernard Iackson, Associate Author Broiicllc, Associate Phone 835-3908 North Elkin Elkin, N. C. JON ESVILLE DRUG WALGREEN AGENCY Ionesville Shopping Center Dependable Prescription Service Phone 835-3024 Compliments of ELKIN TRIBUNE Compliments of BLACKBURN RECAPPING COMPANY Phone 835-1828 if, is PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING A GOOD DRUG STORE Be sociable-Have 21 Pepsi PHARMACY . . ' .- 5- 4 4 P O Box 589 Phone 83 3 3 The REXALL Store Ionesville, N. C. Elkm' N' C' Compliments of ELKIN-JONESVILLE BUILDING LOAN ASSOC Elkin, N. C. BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS ' J. C. PENNY COMPANY Elkin, N. C. S P R I N K L E'S Roger Sprinkle, P1'oprieto1' COODYEAR TIRES - BATTERIES SINCLAIR PRODUCTS RECAPPINC 302 East Main Street Phone 835-1996 Compliments of J. H. BEESON MUTUAL INSURANCE Phone 835-2119 Elkin, N. C. Fi,es,o,,e ISENHOUR'S JEWELRY SPEAS HOME 8. AUTO Elkin, N, C' SUPPLY 103 E. Main Street-Phone 835-4653 Elkin, N. C. PHILCO Congratulations and best wishes to the class of 1961 Sales and Super Service F. W. CH EVROLET, Inc. Elkin, N. C. Community Crocery R. C. WILES , :Sf . Ei Arlington, -Ionesville, N. C J , Compliments of SWAIM OIL COMPANY Phone 835-2117 -Ionesville, N. C. Compliments of WHITE BROTHERS Phone 835-3025 -Ionesville, N. C. mornin lllllllllll CLEAN THRIFTY TROUBLE-FREE I 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 Dun-Well Cleaners 1 Best wishes to the seniors Ionesville, North Carolina 835-4065 6' '1 545 , .12 baxl, ig .- f is g I x l l eww 'svn v-3 . Compliments of Klondike Farm Serving Elkin, Ionesville and Winston-Salem with KLONDIKE GOLDEN GUEBNSEY MILK Finest Milk Produced Anywhere Get it at your favorite grocer or for home delivery call 835-4232 Elkin, N. C. . -f I Compliments of Congratulations to IONESVILLE CLASS GF 1961 Cheek's Jewelry 'Belk-Doughton We always depend on this friendly store. Phone 835-3535 Ionesville, N. C. Company Phone 835-4540 Elkin, N. C. it I av ': -. - , , , J' -e 'lf 3 4 X 'Q ' wax A , ,Af . S MAR TUNVS i Compliments of I h , S p CI I n o u r s A MODERN DEPARTMENT STORE Elkin, North Carolina Phone 835-2022 b- A. . , I 22- 4. X W-un. 112 ,... 'T 4 ,,,.I' , P- ,Y ,L Z Elkin Furniture Company Elkin, North Carolina .R Q ,,, ww U- -1 ' 34. , Phone 835-1711 ,, M 'x -if Q , 7 I 113 nw I 1 , . .L hifi? A ,. KZ ,figfflx 2 sl' f f l s If it be Class rings or Caps and Gowns, You Can,t beat Herff-jones for quality craftmanship E. L. HEDRICK Representative Phone MELrose 2-2096 Taylorsville, N 114 wh , Qi' JA. .gs -.1 'fy R .94 ..,,5 . 'fs .VV-V - L N r A .1 X1 ,,4n4v3.' I A M 'Taka .Jul --. L .. G -fray-411: 4, . mga '. 'f X H- ' '-,- - . 'inf n ti N711 1'-' 1. 1 'T-F' ' vw ' pf Nw- 2 rg b','e -JM . . Pm. -. Q . I . As. . 1 , -Aly' .4 -Q zi'.-11 fitlgkngfglib,Yzgawhgxihil.-Eh f!9ggv3ixQii.5.i-9,49 M, . , . , -... -s Y- ' M-1, ' f, , 1 .QL V uf- .I 'ef -m..'r ' f '. S ., 3- S- .v.,,. fff .,3f:f., 5. 33.54,-,N-W, x -ff? ll- 'Mm R 11 . 2 .N M Q-4.9 J f, 39!5i- X,31 ff' -'--N. -A ' ' ' - ii , Wl'2s63?ii-' 'Wfgf f'Q-'W'fffw-palf K' 'Jug 5, 1 - 1 . . . .4 sry' wg.. Q-1w,.2+ ,f uf-,Q-, ' 1.15 W :- . E .. . 24... 'f+,.-an rg +1 2 f-f N.-1 'V W ' - -.. . ,. U5 'fum .4 -2- -4. fm., 'M . N s A .V ' fr 'eff f 4,4 q : .- 1' BOCOCK-STROUD COMPANY fDependable Since 19212 Fourth and Spruce Street XVinston-Salem, N. C. 4.150 Our thanks to those We have bothered and those who have if 4' 41 helped us with Word and deed. THE 1961 BLUE JAY STAFF 115 Coniplimcnts of JON ESVILLE BEAUTY SHOP Phone 835-1999 Compliments of THE MINUTE GRILL Operated by O. Smith Phone 835-9063 -Ionesville We are gratetul to the following for their donations: HAL H. STUART, H. D. SHTH xl. BEALE. M.D. HUGH CHATHANI x1Ex1oP1AL C. C. DUDLPQY. -IR., M.D. DR. DON TEMPLE DR. H. S. NICKS DPT. V. W. TAYLOR, IR. R. B. BOREN, M.D. DHS. R. B. AND 1. A. HARRELL DP. EIANIES M. SHIPE DH. L. D. PRUETT 1. 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A 'F , f wi, H, V W 4-5-, 5, Z'- -I U S- 5. I ,- fr, -. n 91 '1- r ,V .Ny l.' Ft. In .,,,, I, 9. !.,, 7 ,Q:, ' 9 5 ' '-Y' ' eff' I t X , 41.1.3 .F w. 75,1155 -' . iw ' dvr, U C . X .. ,' ,l. ...L P ,U 1 flwwqmplw I , f 1 5 . L,- l 1 . 1 4. YM 1 .11 ,Q- 'V LH r. s R ,.u 1 . ,Lf 1' 71?- gl 'ov AM, ,,' 4 og qaroduct of ,L un'I'er Qffbighmg covmuv 333 INDIANA AVENUE WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. ffatoqmpia qv' When summer turns to winter ana' the present Clisappears, The laughter we were glacl to share will echo through the years . A When other nights and other days may find us gone our separate ways. . . We will have these moments to rernernher . 0 Q. M M K E FAQ, I Q 4 'bk 4 ..w.Qx -4. il., , , L 5 ? 'w W , , A. 'il Q M-.g Nv J. V G,- gf-wg - I . . Q1 ya. - '- lf'-1 f ...,.. .- .W . -5--91 :Y -Q, ,-+fn--.+-..:s.a4r...4a- ,