King High School - Cabin Yearbook (King, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1964 volume:

V. 1, f Q ,A 'V I v 51 ' x 5 f GRADUATION ' PROCESSIONAL ,.................., God of Our Father Cathy Loggins INVOCATION ,,, ...........,. Rev. Clyde Lincoln H. Mt. View Baptist Church HTHIS IS MY FATHERS WORLDQ.. ,,. Eighth Grade GODHOUIOOOCIOIOIOOOO QOlCCEighth INTRODUCTION OF SPEAKER..., ,,.., Rober Covington IUOODOIOUOOUOIIIIIOIIII Mount Olive Baptist Church HI ooooooooooooooouoo-Janice Cathy Loggins Joan Tedder Jan Roberts PRESENTATION OF CERTIFICATES...... Rober Covingten o n o o o o oRe7fg REcEss1ouAL.... God of our Fathers Susan Adkins Donna Aldridge Ruth Ayers tJohnny Barnes Diane Bennett fAmy'Booe Wanda Bougess Brenda'Bowden David Boyles' Janet Byrd :Lydia Calloway Vicki Carroll Margaret Collins Sybil Covington Betty Cromer Nancy Cromer Mary Davis - Karen Denny Ann Edmonds W Brenda Edwards Mary Edwards Elaine Faine Donald Fulk Kenneth Fulk Joseph Gentry Judy Gordon eeBill Greene Eddie Hall Doris Hardy Beverly Hauser Danny Haynes Daryl Hicks Barton Heiger Barbara Key Dennis Kinzer Jane Kirby Avaline Kiser Deborah Kiser Michael Kiser Sharon Kiser Bennie Lawson Peggy Lawson Timothy Lincoln Douglas Lineback wCathy Loggins Edward Marshall Melissa Marshall Nancy Marshall Keith Merritt Carolyn Mickey Edgar Moore Robley Moore Darlene Moser Tommy McGee Reba McMillan Dottie Nance -1 Bonnie Nelson Charles Newsome Billy Newsome Lani Newsome +Hichard Newsome Jackie Overby Kay Patterson Steve Patterson Janice Priddy Dale Richardson NMichael Rierson +Janet Roberts Stuart Sizemore Susan Slater Sharon Smith Barbara Speas Thomas Stanley i?Katherine Stewart Tim Tedder Joan Tedder Steve Tedder Hugh Tilley Terry Timmons Deborah Tuttle James Tuttle NMonnie Tuttle Peggy Tuttle Dorothy Willard , f f v f-, MARSHALS . ..... 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' -- M ii 42 ' 3f'21?2Z12+ ,95xa: '- if ' -, 1 ' :fi-i J fe ' -' 1- 'f 9 '5:f21' f iff ,1 gps? fy ,fr-2 -.- 'f '-2,-'wg' ...,,.. I..-.ff V. ,jfs ,, 4 1 14 ,f gm-ssmmyf '7 -, . - -pa .nw a I- ' ' 5,4 .5 ' f Y.-.,, ' 2 ' Q, 1 . Q - P W- 1 ff 1 , , A . 9 y JZ, 'f f , gwfzavg- -by ,rv if an '. gf fi i ,3 I if I I- ,, ' ,,,M 2 , , ' 'f , ' -f' 1 X :ff if' -5,f, ,:5?-,,,,-, V-, ff '7'1 'P-cw , '. , ' ,,,., .,,h, V. ,r,.,.,,af f ,f , , . ., , , VA yy Z W, iff ,Mi 1 3.3 .H 34 s .1 wfg am, xflf , ff, ff' ff-Sgr 1 1 'F-:hzra ., Sg::zfy?f'?t22:T fa we ,'f1fr,.,+fm'iLai ' 1g1sX.HZ2,:gaM, X 1 Al. I, W. . Wm 1. A nr . '4 5vf, .. wtf'- Fm MW . 5 ft. 4 Wi ,, , .. W 9' V f , of r , ' 6 5 f 'KQV 2 fn ff ' ,iff A-E -1, King High School was established in 1909 when this 2 room elementary building was jacked up and two new rooms were built for high school students.About 1911 a new two story frame schoo1bu.ilding was erected on the location of the present elementary baseball diamond. v A-is H . Q ...M . , ' - f ' ,..- f-ao 'ff ' W.. '11 m1 -' A 1 .' X , '-11, Q -,1,,-gr, w , , H, W .. ,- ' 'Z' ' v v V l I 1 W I 1 'xxx , vb + 2 t. R lj:-K. -2' In MV: 1 f K, K In N' wrgihjx., . ' 3 ,ES rg' f X ' if Row 1: Marilyn New, Brenda Hauser,Diane Boyles, Benny Jeffords, Ronnie Smith, Richard Gibson, Brent Smith, Charles Darnell, Sandra Wolff, Judy Eaton, Carolyn Slate, jane t Moser, Sylvia Wall, Deborah Moore, Vicky Law. Row 2: Karen Bolejack, Norma Tuttle, Benny Matthews, Leon Lankford, Ronald Bennett, Perry Carroll, Shirley J J HIGH SCHOOL PIANO STUDENTS Ove rb y, Betty Gordon, Betty Hall, Alice Cox, Dottie Meadows, Penny Smith, Gloria Duggins, Ellen Neal. Row 3: Louise Cox, Genett Smith, jimmy Hauser, Butch McGee, Ronnie Westmoreland, Mike Boyles, Harrell Smith. Jerry Stanley, Don Mabe, Judy Martin, Norma Newsom e, Kaye Smith, Carol Newsome, Kay Smith. Music has always played an important part in the school life of students at K. H. S. The first Glee Club was begun in 1932 and was led by Mrs. Marguerite Gentry. Miss Sadie Wilson came in 1935 and was the fiist public school music teacher. She taught music in the grades and led the Glee Club. Mrs. Ma rgue rite Gentry assumed this position in 1945 when Miss Wilson left. Mrs. Bla n c h e Bullock followed Mrs. Gentry in 1957 and she served un- til 1960. Since this date there has be en no public school music teacher, and Mrs. Rebecca Moser has directed the Glee Club. Brenda Westmoreland, Penny Smith, Pat Keiger Nr-J MISS VIOLA TUTTLE The Piano Department, in the King School, was es- tablished in the fall of 1924, with Miss Viola Tuttle as the teacher. She has taught twenty-six years in the school, but not consecutively. The department has g rown tre- mendously through the years. The present enrollment is fifty-five-seven boys and forty-eight girls. The success of Miss Tuttle's teaching is reflected in many of the churches in the King community, through competent pianists and organists. ELEMENTARY PIANO STUDENTS Wig, f ,M f Q' f 1 414-qpgrvvavwznwlla ' 1 ff 7577-we ,a Q-WLM '-F512 lg 1 'W Q' K 1... uiqcuxuurqggnan 1 f' vp if X it ,,,g,,,. ' ' : : y::a.::f ..,, .. , 3111251145 ---U ff V Aff- ff--V f --- f' 1' 4 .' ' mwqaullul ' T iilliill ff f 'S .,, MTV' nsvauanuum fnlvnldllllvwz , ' i A f , -55g,,,'5fQ5:1p - , ' Q , 5 V' f W 2 W Pi ' JH' hl3f 'Ul'M f' 'J 1 l 4fi, W-1 T Qs- T 7 M f f - S VM . , ,v, 1 in , . ? as ?J.ifB,Li:,My,,gQv5,,i1m2 . , Q .5 1 .12 i- - A 22,59 ,V , wf, L 0 , 'V ' p- amsiaw-fgnlnxs g I , ,, . A menus' lun a f vp, . 5 r 3 1' ,Y X - :Annu-sauna L. fy' M . l i' Q P' f 'u-:annum-n ag , f X -v au, L 4-4. Ai.. V- I A ,,. rj 1nl:lunrg ff U :fp A' ' v 4 . 'Q f' 7 , W - , , f. 1' - C, M Q' L I 1 'lf' . - ' it ' - 5, 64. -3 'S Q . Q ,, zf 5 Q BAND MAJORETTES: Katherine Moore, Drum Majoretteg L to R-Diane Boyles, Co-Chiefg Brenda Haus e rg Joyce Slate, Phyllis Love, Co-Chief. 6 W The King High School Band was begun in 1953 under the le ade rship of Mr. Charles Driver. Mr. Driver was followed by Mr. Richard Collins and Mr. james Harris. In 1959 Mr. Robert Mills came and still serves as director. Ea ch year the band makes several appearances. The Ch ristmas season is the highlight of the year for band members. They represent King well in the parades in spite of the cold and discomfort. We a re proud of you band members. You are worthy representatives of K. H. S. AND QUEENS HIGH SCHOOL-Sandra Vogler, jerry Martin ' ELEMENTARY-Charlotte Sargeant, Kim Duggins PRIMARY-Susan Payne, Sherrill Kiser ' Ji ka. Y 1 , ,,,.,-.. .4.H!:vA ',. J fr r, gn- M, ,f,:'1.'?' M '- 1 541711 A, -A .... .3-gf' Students are proud to be a part of K. H. S. School spirit is seen as they atta ck activities as well as classwork with enthusiasm. Teachers and students pull together cheer- fully to keep King High School on top. 'f r . 4 TWISNTY-FIRST ANNUAL JOURNAL and SENTINEL Basketball Tournament Wmst0n'Sa1em' N' C' N41 Bnvs Lluunprons WINNING TEAMS-A TRADITION AT K. H. S. 1. junior Classes have always had fun planning the Halloween Carnivals at King each year. 2. The lunchroom never fails to be popular-these ladies helped keep things hopping once. 3. Cheerleaders, then as now, adde d the needed zip at ballgames. 4. Mrs. Vick Johnson poses here with her 3rd grade class in 1927-28. 8 Sports and school trips help keep students interested. These a ctivit i e s add spice and help to keep school life from getting dull. Mrs. Nell Voss helped to lead this and many other teams to victory. 'I'NVEN'l'Y-FIRST ANNUAI. JOURNAL and SENTINEL liasketlrall TOUI'lliUIltf'Dl 1 , KIAG man SCHOOL w7l!lFl0ll'SHlt'lll. N. C. Mrs. Re b e c c a Moser poses here w i th the elementary Student Council members with whom she once worked. .?. Softball was once a favorite with the girls. Ea ch year eighth graders look forwa rd to their trip to Raleigh, N. C. my, Y .. ...Q-asm '1 :-ft-N-C. I -qw We owe much to teachers like Miss Eloise Hutchens who .F ' , ' F 1 T ' , 'j7- T':r': iv -11'f - ,g ,v - V A, I . , , , Lv il 3? V I -tt , , Q ' is , ,- , ,'fQ'ffff.Q lil , 3-liiliffl have helped countless students start out on the right foot. Th e i r interest in our education extended far beyond the classroom. Parties, hikes, games, stories, and adventures such as this Easter egg hunt whetted our interest in school. .- Aw. ' ' ' ,xr . swf. Mr, in gif.-5 4 - - .4 , X ,ly . , .ns V It- Lv U :,, Q .yo ' .' ' iQf.,,fTQ:,,ln1ff1 ff Al W' FW , A ,. P 1, , 3' lin., if glow'-wr. Vp. , ,, 941 fo nv, ms' v ? 1' Lf c' I-JE -114. f'f . v ' 1' ' . ' 'J 4 ' ' X ',,.f . . , ,VM 3 . . , aff g lrig, - sag X A -cm. v' 'ff -...,,. , .. .' .. :, V wi 1 an I- . J- A . 1 vw wf f.. ,,,m,lf -. A y 1 , 1' . ,7n5,f8, , Cy' 'ff 1. Wg ffi--51' ,v Z ' '.f v: JN 'g' f, , 55. 1 - Y. ' 71 'm 3 J ff-,'l f 'loaf' -. i vt ' G P aw I I v ' 5' , , 1 e,M,,4f,, .gill 4i:f15 -fzfrf.-'34 ' ni., , Lx, ,,mxT, aw., ,. 'f-5 K :..,'1 . .,, j T1 ' ' ,, fi 'W-xw. 4' 19- di ,- The s fi ':'?Ssv.,.l 5 vb 4 1 1' 'K The highlight of the year for Juniors 8 Seniors-the banquet. 10 Fil nga f X il Y, f U n Homecoming was an important event in 1953. See a n y familiar faces in this crew of softball players? -G X 6' 164 . gl --uni? In the spring basketball is forgotten, but K. I-I. S. remains in the spotlight with its winning baseball teams. ll la ...X-.M . .law , . Q- ... ,-.au ,,, . ' -Vjxwv ', -' 1' A, 1 ,. , A11 paul K . f 1 4 'H' 1 - 4 M - t' few- . A ' -T M 1 You really think I can't hit the pitcher-huh? John Fitzgerald Kennedy 1917-1963 Our Ship of State was sailing on. in troubled watexs, sometimes, but we were not afraid. We had a youthful cou- rageous Commander-in-Chief at the helm. Then, he was dead! Felled by an assassin's bullet! The tragedy plunged not only our school, but the whole world into one of its darkest hours. A strong link in our chain of democracy was broken! It would be quickly mended with tears and the influence of the things for which John Fitzgerald Kennedy worked. We can best per- petuate his memory by keeping always before us the torch of his courageous life, and the flame of his high ideals. Through these, we are assured of the perpetuity of our democracy. I2 JOHN F. KENNEDY 1917 - 1963 ,Sub Ifmmffz ,ff Ihr! Ilufml Sf 1 I3 Mr. C. M. Felts served as principal of K. H. S. from 1932-1957. Since 1957 Mr. O. T. Neal has been our principal. Before becoming principal Mr. Neal coached the base- ball team. Mr. Felts h as also served as a physical e duc ati on teacher. Mr. Neal led many basketball teams to victory. T-, . , , 'V' ' 77 ' nik-5 41 In appreciation of your guidance and faimess as wise Q. Principals, faithful friends, and great teachersg for your 4 noble e Xa mple s as Christian gentlemen, and your un- D 4 p w, selfish devotion to our school for so many yeais, we the 'cf 5- M 'r Senior Class of 1964,affectionately dedicate to you, this K final VOIUJTIE of THE EAGLE. ,.,,f. . . 2- J 553, ,f,3..g ' fx- sm- 1 -,sg 3 ugh. J j 'N' 'rf :nu .TW V' .:4a4'f-W ijn, Auf, ' . ' L M 53r', - h 57, 1 A ir., ,fx it J if 'ffl-1 'T' L ,: if Y. Ls 4 .4 7 flu-1,,M: - -N ' 5 -J .H-F in ,v1'T,f '.1g ffff- lf? ',, r. :Al .' .A 975-,.Pv'k -u D' ai s. ry 6. , gi, !3.,f 5',V1, ' ., 123. LQ: it L' X- 3 ., ,A CJAKCJ W QD Mr. O. T. Neal Mr. C. M. Felts I5 H? 5 3 ' v -2, R821 19 ,. nu . MR. O. T. NEAL Principal MRS. PAT MCGEE MR. R. M, GREENE Superintendent Secretary DR. J. R, JONES MR. J. M. UNDERWOOD Treasurer I6 ? MR. ROBER COVINGTON Assistant Principal MR. A. E. GARNER MRS. GRACE RODENBOUGI-I County Supervisors-1924-64 School Board fvw wif ,XM DR. BILL I-IELSABECK MR. RUPERT I-LALL 17 -AQ Below: MR. H. A. cARRoLL Pr1nC1pa1-1922-24 Leaders Left: MR. J..C, CARSON County Superintendent for 27 years. I Above: MR. 1. T. SMITH I8 County Superintendent Principal- 19 18 -22 Who Made King Great MR. C. M. FELTS Principal 1932-1957 FORMER SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS Mr. O. P. Greene, Mr. Worth Gentry, Mr. Roy Redding I9 MR. R, M. GREENE Cotmty Superintendent HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY 1927 'R A X - ,.A,....l. 1' K. 5 1 v Y :- Kia QR QW, 'UM A51 MF' lf- MRS. MARY MR. SID WILLIAMS MRS. VIRGINIA MR. FRANK TILLEY MARINU5 Senior Class Sponsor PATTERSON Junior Class Sponsor Senior Class Sponsor Junior Class Sponsor . FACULTY CRAM SESSION Faculty I MRS. ALENE MRS. REBECCA GRAVITT MR. JIM FORREST MOSER junior Class Sponsor Junior Class Sponsor Iuni0r Class Sp011sOr IVY '11 aff an .,. 1, A 6 Q rr 20 x MR. J. M. UNDERWOOD Freshman Class Sponsor W- -Q 1 1 -3, 'N Q r MRS. JANE PEDIGO Sophomore Class Sponsor MR. DOUGLAS PEDIGO Sophomore Class Sponsor MRS. I-I. LLOYD GINNS Freshman Class Sponsor ' What do you mean we Won't make it: by 8:30 ? FacuHy MR. MELVIN HUNTER MR. SAM FURCI-1'E.S MRS. S. B. BRANDON Freshman Class Sponsor Agriculture Eighth Grade 21 fm' dl-r'T ' , 3 x 'fm' G l W, A-J G. Ex MR. C. M. FELTS MR. R. M. COLLINS MR. ROBER MRS,MARI-E HAYNES Eighth Grade Eighth Grade COVINGTON Seventh Grade Seventh Grade NN MRS. MARGUERITE MRS. CAROLYN MRS. FRANCIS KISER MRS. RANDIE LEWIS GENTRY HUNTER Seventh Grade Sixth Grade Sixth Grade Sixth Grade '00-Q'Q' lfog. ..:::ff+ j'z--gm Q , ' Efvvvnfff. fin .nI' 'TTA my, '-5 'ff 22 f-suns. my-ug, MRS. MADELYN MARSHAL Fourth Grade is MRS. ETI-IEL MOORE Fifth Grade MRS. JOE SMITH Fifth Grade MRS. ELLIE BOYLES Fifth Grade MRS. BOBBY WOOD Fourth Grade gf HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY 1930-31 MRS. LIDA HUTCHENS MRS. FRANK TILLEY Fourth Grade Fourth Grade .ATX 23 fa A 'X :KJ Y X MRS FRANCES MRS I-IALLIE LOVE MISS VERA DIXON MRS IESSIE F TAYLOR Thlrd Grade Th1rd Grade GARNER Th1rd Grade Second Grade MRS. DORIS MCCLANAI-IAN Second Grade 'Q Nf rf ,. is MISS ELOISE HUTCI-IENS First Grade MRS. MARY ETTA GENTRY First Grade MRS. AGNES STEWART First Grade MRS. JOYCE COLLINS MISS GRACE WIILLAMS MR. ROBERT MILLS First Grade Special Education Band Director 25 -Z 5 'spy f ,.-1' Qui NTLNQ. Once a student-Now a teacher. QGuess who?j Fac u lty fo' 'S E ' j' . '1 ,iffy :fri .f Q - IAIQ, f' If you're looking for anyone at lunch the fixst place to look is on the wall. 'L 44, '. ff, Maw, b , AB,,,2.,g Y' 1? ME WF: n n Wim.,1, . Q ,gh Students used to get to school by way of the family hoxse Y k' 73 Q Q 3 . I and buggy. W ' ' ' -W Today ,- O30 26 If . qw' '3 ul. ,Y xc, , as 7 ,J 5, , 1 Q - ',. 1.1 . , 1 . I V 9 Y , ,,.,, . y . -- ,, A -. hlvyf-.',afA ,A var fr ,. vi, A-5 ,ff ' . , . '.., u 2V f. ,, J, 3, fqf.-v n, l f 2,4 T, 5, ff rf- , 'fr - -K - M -- W. -1. - + 1 - - -,- -. '.. 'M-f mf ' . W- ihif'-4'f'3'i-.L. 'I.'S -2 Gr.-T ' -' X r'fVf 'xr f ' 4-qfbif f. A.-5.1! , -. Students come in their own cars. ogg The buses may have looked different then but the job of driving them remains the same. Bus drivers work faith- fully to t ra nsp o rt students to and from school safely in spite of cold mornings, muddy roads, noisy students, and buses that often break down. Bus drivers, you do a noble job and this is our salute to you. 27 Senior Class of 1964 ,Mt .wry ll 'W ivi M, .w15y4'N X OSA fx ' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS BOBBY MOORE, P r e sid e n tg STEVE BOYLES, Vice-Presidentg GENETT SMITH, Secretary, PAM KIRBY, Treasurer. BETTY BADGETT The thing that costs the least, but creates the most, is just a pleasant smile. Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Recording Secretary 2,Trcasurer 3, Representative 1gBeta Club 2, 3, 43Bu.siness Club 4, Math Club 3,43 Monogram Club 2, Pep Club 1, 4-H Club 13 junior Marshall 3, Miss King High School at- tendant l,3g Maid of Honor 4, Bus Captain 3,45 School Science Fair Winner 33junior Varsity Basketball 1gVarsity Basketball 1,2g Honor Student 4, Homeroom Officer 13 junior Science Club 1. Live today as if you may die tomorrow. J , di .v 5 CHARLES ATKINS If you can't say something good about somebody, don't say anything. F. l-IA. 1,2,3,4, 4-H Club 1. KARDXI BOLEJACK l have crossed the bay, the ocean now lies before me. Junior Science Club 1, 4-H Club 1, F.H.A. 1,4, Social C ha i rma n 4, Student Council 2,3, Social Chairman 3, CAROLE BENTON Altemate Cheerleader 3gVarsity Cheerleader 4,Paper Staff 2,3,4, Senior Play 4, Business Club 45 Glee Club 1,2,43 junior Varsity Basketball lg Pep Club 4, Paper Staff 4. PCP Club 43 Senior SUVICC 1-03-Que 49 Piano 1- ,nu E ,-- ' 28 I Q9 x we ALLAN BOLES J. V. BOLES MIKE BOYLES The female knee is a joint and not an entertainment. Try once, if you don't succeed, try again. A man must have a certain amount of intelligent igno- 'F. F.A. rance to get anywhere, PATRICIA BOYLES ' Everything is possible for tomorrow-no dream too foolish, no goal too high. junior Science Club lg Piano lg 4-H Club 15 Student Council 1, 3, Senior S ci en ce Club 3, 43 Paper Staff 3,43 Band1,2,35Band Officer 3,Majoret'te 1,2, 3, Co-chief 35 Honorable Mention Science Fair Winner 1, 3, Pep Club 49 Class Office r 3, Cheerleader 3,45 Co-chief 3, Chief 4, Annual Staff 43 Senior Play 4. as Glee Club 2, 3, 4,JuniorVa1sity Basketball 1gBaseball 2, 33 , 1 F,F.A. . llll llll' iff' 4 ri me Q31 1 'I'-'Q 'N ,S , ' 1 S Q x N 1 6 Q Y ' 1 I I 29 Graduating Class of 1957 -.. fi K : A - 1322 L , JUDY COLLINS Nothing great is ever achieved without cnr.hus1.1sm. Business Club 43 Science Fair Winner 3, Math Club 3, 45 Business Manager of Senior Flay 451-Iomcroom Reporter 3, Class Reporter 35 Pep Club 45 Paper Staff 45 4-H Club 45 Bus Captain 45 Science Club 23 Supcrlative 45 Altemate Cheerleader 4. f STEVE BOYLES DEE CARROLL Give every man thy ear, but few thy voice. Ln the golden chain of friendship, Consider me 0. link. Senior Science Club 3,45 Math Club 2, 3,-lg Beta Club 2, F. H.A.1,2, 3,-lgjurxior Science Club 13 4-H Club 1, C-lee 3, 4, Vinsrly Baslretball 1, 2, 3, 4, Base-bill 1, 2, 3, 45 Boy's Club 2, 3,4g Business Club 43 Miss King High Attendant 45 State Representative 3,Sen1or Play -l,1Cl.1SS Officer,Vice- Cheerleader 3,4gSenior Play 4,Pcp Club 45 Paper Staff 2, Presidem 3,45 Student Council Representative 2, 35 Senior 3,43 Bus Captain 3, 4. Superlativc 4. King High School Student Body in 1912 3 f r...-...... ,I 3.-i 2 1 in 'x . 30 CHARLES DARNELL Lf failure occurs,try again5 it is through failure that suc- cess is gained. Glee Club 152, 3, 45 Baseball 3, M anag e r 45 Football 15 Basketball Manager 15 Homeroom Officer 1, 35 Senior Play 45 Pep Club 45 F. F.A. 45 Annual Staff 45 Business Club 45 Student Council Representative 35 Senior Service League 45 Office Assistant 3,45 Miss King High Bcort 3. GLORIA DUGGINS All that glitters is not gold. 4-H Club 15 F. I-LA. 1545 Business Club 3,45 Paper Staff, Ass o c i at e Editor 35 Altemate Cheerleader 2, 35 Varisty Cheerleader 45 Pep Club 45 Junior Science Club 15 Glee Club 2, 3,45 Student Council Representative 35 Social Chairman of F. H.A. 5 Piano 1. LINDA FULK Smile and the world smiles with you, cry and you cry alone. F. H. A. 13 junior Varsity Basketball lg Varsity Basketball Zgjunior Science Club 1, 25Math Club 2, 3, 43 4-H Club 13 Paper Staff 43 Glee Club 2, Senior Service League 4. IEANETTE FULTON To thine own self be true and it follows as the night the day-thou canest not be false to any man. Cheerleader lg Softball lg Bus Captain lg Debating 3,45 Beta Club 3,45 Math Club 45 Senior Se rvice League 43 Senior Science Club 43 Band 2,3,43 Band Officer 2, Treasurer, 4-H Club lg Pape r Staff 3,43 School Science Fair Winner 15 Basketball Scorekeeper 49 Pep Club 4,Senior Play, Business Manager 43 Honor Student 4. Senior Class of 1964 Graduating Class - 1 925 'ibm RICHARD GIBSON Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Glee Club 3,45 F. F.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 4-H Club 1,2, 3,45 Bus Captain 2, 33 Substitute Bus Driver 2, 3, 4. r - 'lr f ' 2 - X V . N 1. r y .53 he 1 JA' . fs M? . an 4 ', 1 fm ,,,,,,.sW,..,,,,, ,A J KAYE GOFF It's awful simple to love someone, but it's simpley awful to lose someone you love. Baud 1, junior Varsity Basketball 15 Varsity Basketball 23 Bus Captain 1,25 4-H 1,23 F. H.A.1g Pep Club 1,45 Paper Staff 2, 45 Senior Play 45 Senior Superlative 4. 32 f ,an R. C. GORDON JUDY HARRISON BRBXIDA HENSLEY Always hustle and you'll always win. You're just not living unless you're smiling. 'I'here's not the least Lhing can be said or done, but Baseball 1, 2, 3g Basketball 2,33Junior Varsity Basketball 13 4-H Club lg F. H.A. 1, 29 Glee Club 3. people will talk and find fault. Monogram Club 2,3, 4g Senior Play 4gBusiness Club 43 Bus Paper Staff 43 Second Place Science Fair Winner lg Senior Captain 43 Student Council Representative 2, 3. Play 45 Senior Service League 45 4-H Club 1. Class of 1925 c r.rsr ,. . , f H f , , 33 ' 1, 'Zig' ,I we. Ai , , -'4 . A, Qs. DORIS HOLDER Love is the weapon used to win all battles. -1-H Club 1, F. H.A. 1,2,45 Business Club 4, Homeroom Officer 35 Pep Club 45 Cheerleader 45 Junior Science Club lg Paper Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Senior Play 4. a ,Qi FREYA JOHNSON If life has a second edition, how I would correct the proofs. Math Club 2, 3, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 35 Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 45 junior Science Club 15 Senior Science Club 25 Student Council 2, 3, Secretary 2, Vice-President 35 Glee Club 15 Annual Staff, Editor 4, junior Editor 35 Chief Marshal 35 Honor Student 45 Girl's State Representative 35 Monogram Club 25 Pep Club Officer 45 Basketball 1,25 Senior Superlative5 Honor Student 4. I 4 SUSAN JOHNSON I will not follow where the path may lead, but I will go where there is no path, and I will leave a trail. Senior Service League 45 Senior Play 45 Beta Club 2, 3,4, Recording Secretary 45junior Science Club 1, Reporter lg Senior Science Club 2,3,-1, Secretary-Treasurer 35 Math Club 2,3,4, First Vice-President 3, President 45 Student Council 3,4,Vice-President 45 Cheerleader 3,4, Chief -1, Reporter 35Maishal 35 Gir1's State Representative 35 Home- room Officer 15 Science Fair Winner 35 Pep Club 45 Paper Staff 1, 3, 45 S e n i or Superlative 45 F. H. A. 2, 35 Library Club 25 Honor Student 4. Graduating Class of 1928 Largest graduating class of Stokes County up to that time. ,.....,.-.-. 34 'Qs S 4 9 JO ANN KEY It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are. Glee Club 15 Bus Captain 1,23 4-H Club 1,2. Class of 1928 PAM KIRBY Never bow to a king, nor step on a worm. Beta Club 2, 3, 45 Senior Science Club 23 Math Club 2, 3, JDVIMY LOGGINS 4, Pape r 2,43 Pep Club 49 F. H.A. 45 SUJCIEHC COl1I1Ci1 3, DAVID LAWSON Ad Astra Per Aspera. Re cording Secretary 35 Science Fair Winner 23 junior Speak Softly and can-y 3 big stick, H Senior Science Club 2, 3,4, Science Club Officer, jmurio Marhsal 35 Class Oiicer 2, 3, Treasurer 4g Annual Staff 4, Pep Club 49 Office Work 3,4,Senior Play 45 Superlative 45 Science Club lg Paper Staff 3gMath Club 4, Senior Play 4 Senior Superlative 43 Honor Student 4. Annual Staff 4. Senior Superlative 45 Latin Forum 2. f r S 35 JERRY LONG Whatever you do, try your best to do it better than any- one else. Junior Science Club 15 4-H Club 15Business Club, Treasurer 45 Glee Club 1,25 Band 1,25 Home room Officer 1,2, 35 Lib ra ry Club 45 Student Council Representative 15 Miss King High Bcorr 3. Pl-IYLLIS LOVE Dark clouds gather, but somewhere bright stars are shining, so why not shine with them. 4-H Club 15 Stud e nt Council Representative 15 Juni or Science Club 15 Band 1,2, 3,45 Miss King High Attendant 25Senior Play 45Senior Service League 45 Piano 1,45 Glee Club 35 Bus Captain 35 Paper Staff 45 Pep Club 45 Cheer- leade r 45 Senior Science Club 3,45 School Science Fair Winner 35County Science Fair Winner 35Majorette 1,2,3, 4, Co-chief 3,4. Senior Class of 1964 Class of 1936 .UM H .. - , qv.. Y VM .. 13+ vt t . - 4 Rv ' , .Z','-.AA . ' A-is rl 3'5- ,,,s,. .5 ,, , 5,541 Y n-. ,,. r e I '-'ze N . Eff- -'M' ' 'K -- 1' ' 2' , sv- ' -4, , 5 X -use Jflfes- . 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' ' PEGGY MABE DIANE MABE Walk while ye have the light, lest darkness comes upon If I have faltered more or less, it's just my search for YOU- happiness. 4-I-I Club 1, 25junior Varsity Basketball 15Student Council Officer 1, Representative 25 Class Officer 1,25 Piano 1,25 Paper Staff 3, 4. Fifi '.S..'q, 43.1 ' 36 junior Science Club 15 4-H Club 1,45 F. I-LA. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1, 45 Beta Club 45 Business Club 45 Math Club 2, 3,4, Reporter 35 Senior Science Club 45 Senior Class Re- porter 45 Bus Captain 3,45 Lunchroom Cashier 4. 035- riix 4 . 5 . Q , V I 3 ,VV V . J. C. MARSHALL JUDY ANN MARTIN The reward of one duty is the power to fulfill another. The thing that vests 7-he least: but Creates the most. is F. F.A. 1,2, 3, 4, Bus Drive r 4, Substitute Bus Driver 33 just 3 P1e353nf Smile- 4-1-1 Club 1, 4-H Club 1,G1ee Club 3,43 Pep Club 4. Class of 1937 BOBBY MOORE The reward for a thing well done is to have done it. Band 1,2, 3, President 2, Treasurer 3, Class Officer, Presi- dent 1, 3, 4g1unior Science Club 1,0fficerg Senior Science Club 2, 3, 4, President 3, Math Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 35 Beta Club 2, 3,4, Reporter 3, Treasurer 4, Bus Driver 43 Student CoLu'icil1, 2, 3, Treasurer 23 Bas e ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Paper Staff 33 Boy's State Representative 3, Ma rshal 3, Senior Superlative 4, Senior Play 43 Pep Club 45 Honor Student 4, I-Iomeroom Officer 3. n 37 yawn' W KATHERINE MOORE JANET MOSER ulmpossibilities are only opportunities in disguise, Reputation is what others t.hin.k3 character is what you Student Council I,2,43Pep Club 1,43 junior Science Club really are. 13 Se nior Science Club 2, 33 Glee Club 23 Math Club 23 Library Club 2,43 Glee Club 1,43 Business Club 43 Paper 4-H Club 13Bus Captain 1,23 Band 1,3,4, Band Officer 1, Staff 43 Pep Club 43 F. H.A. 1,23 Student Council Repre- 43Majorette1,Chief 3,43 Band Sweetheart 43Class Officer, sentative 3. President 23 Beta Club 2, 3,43 Pape r Staff 2, 3, Editor 43 Miss King High Attendant 13 Miss King High 4. Class of 1942 NANC Y NEWS OME What I can do, I ought to do, and what I ought to do, by the grace of God, Iwill do. 4-H Club 13 Glee Club 3. f may . sf mi iffwvwq new Je 1. f .ff ar, :.m.v4 4, ., ,K .f H mx 19 , Ar, vs. MEX FTW! Wh 38 'x ln!! i'li!'fJ!iT bfi MICHAEL RICHARDSON Not the briefest moment-yours or mine-can ever come again. F.F.A. 15 Bus Driver 4. C. L. SHOUSE With me, anything is possible. F. F. A. 1,2, 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Annual Staff 43 Senior Play 43 Bus Driver 2. nfi4?5'? aews Wim I me U' x ,fr-5 Q if w . savannas! A 5 L . y 5 . . ,, w ,. ' TL . H' ' , 14---..,1:. .,,g 1 . -' N .., Q M ,, s,,,,ff- 3..-..-els -. -2f:f.1u'1a:,a.- 1, C, A, 4,5 ,, . . . A 1. H ,Q fr , sg. 41- 'M ARTHUR SMITH Ido then with my friends as I do with my books. I would have them where I can find them, but Iseldom use them. F. F. A. 15Varsity Basketball 1, 25 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Pep Club 45 Business Club 45 Glee Club 3. Class of 1945 GENETT SMITH A smile is like an echog it always comes back to you. Student Colmcil Representative 3,4gClass Officer, Secre- tary 1,45 Homeroom Officer, President 23 Glee Club 3,44 Pep Club 1,45 4-H Club 1, Bus captain 2, 35F.H.A,2, 3, 45 Business Club, Secretary-Reporter 45 Paper Staff,Typist 4, Reporter 35 An.nual Staff 4, Typistg Altemate Cheerleader 45 junior Science Club 15 Library Club 45 j.V. Basketball I un, 39 lf .iw . s ':-. ' GERALD SMITH Do not depend too much on others, for your success, in most instances, is achieved by your own effors. F. F.A. 1,2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Paper Staff 45 Senior Su- perlative 45 Senior Play 45 Miss King l-Ligh Escort 4. KAYE SMITH Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. HARRELL SMITH F. H.A. 15 4-H1gB1.Biness Club 45 Pape r Staff 1,2, 3,45 He has achieved success who has lived well, laughed Annual Staff 1, 35 junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Glee Club Often' and loved much. 1' 3, 45 Homeroom Officer 1, 2, 35Library Club 25 Pep Club 4. Senior Class of 1964 ' Class of 1948 --' L a V A , 3. f7Q 7?? x 131 1 .,,, V ill BECKHS SPAHXIHOUR A stranger to me is a friend I've never met. F.H.A. 1,2,45 Officer 2,45 Business Club 45 Cheerleader 45 Student Council Representative 45 Miss K ing High At- tendant 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Pape r Staff 45 Senior Play 45 Annual Staff 45Basketbal1 Manager 35Glee Club 3,45C1ass Officer 3. .0-f-37. 40 HE LEONARD TUTTLE NORMA TUTTLE Work, work, work and you'll be dead before you're W'hat lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny twenty. matters compared to what lies within us. F. F.A. l,2, 3,4,junior Varsity Basketball lg Substitute Bus JU-Tliol' Science Cl'-lb 131'-mlm' Valsifl' Basketball 19 F- H-A- Driver 2, 35Senior Play 454-H Club 15 School Science Fair 2, 3, 43 4-H Club lg Homeroom Officer, Vice-President 23 Winner 13 Pep Club 4. Class Office r, Secretary 3g Pep Club 15 Business Club 43 Annual Staff,Typist 43 Paper Staff, Typist 43 Glee Club 3, 4, D45 Captain 2, 3,45 Senior Service League 4. Class of 1947 SANDY VOGLER The bad thing about being a good sport is that you have to lose to prove it. 4-H Club lg junior Science Club 13 F. H. A. 1, BLU. Captain 45 Senior Superlative 43Glee Club 43ju.nior Varsity Basket- ball lg Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 45 Business Club 3,4, President 43 Senior Play 45 Halloween Queen 43 Paper Staff. Sports Editor 4. 41 -.w f: Z'.7 sv- xy I SYLVIA WALL For where your treasurn is,t.here will your heart be also. F.H.A. lg-1-H Club 1,25 junior Varsity Basketball 15 Student Council 15Bus Captain 3,45 Pcp Club 1,43 Miss King High Attendant 15 Paper Staff 4g Clcc Club 3, 45 Senior Play 45 Annual Staff 4, Business Manager 4. Class of 1950 . n -- 'f 1 wa' wa f X I N f ' '- ' , af, , , ,, 1 A , I , 7 'x K A. qu 42 RONALD WHITE It's better to give than to receive. junior Varsity Basketball 15 Baseball 13 4-H Club 1,2, 33 F.r.A. 1,2,3,4. SANDRA WOLFE The soiling of another will never make oneself clean. Junior Science Club lgScience Fa.irWinner 1gC1ass Officer 23 Senior Science Club 3, 4, Secretrary-Treasurer 4gBeta Club 2, 3, 3, Treasurer 3, Corresponding Secretary 4, Student Council, Treasurer 4, Annual Staff 45 Glee Club 3, 4, Bus Captain 2, 3, 4. ? is 'S 'Q so 'iffwfwfw iff, fa ,fig W-'14 Q QW, Le: Class of 1951 KIM GRABBS DERRICK DUGG INS Mascot Mascot Nu. 43 1 4 ,, 5' ,fx ' v 1 W-:g Lf Q 1 Q We x 0 '!-C 355 GS' 5 E R E E 5 Most Likely to Succeed PAM KIRBY BOBBY MOORE X Best Looking KAYE GOFF ARTHUR SMITH Most Athletic SAND RA VOGLE R STEVE BOYLES W, Mann J X' .gi f -fax :wwf KLA, g 4 ll, 4-H 2,51 vw J - , Q. ,f. , --y. 1 li. 2' V N fax Wei x ..nu... 'lift ,Q Q? , asv' im .Ng x ' x. :wwf ,T i k QL ff H 'Q le -X 5, N 2 . I 'I' ' , f r., . 4. ' r ' 'T ' 24 N! Y ku. Q Q , f J -W :Ji A 4 45 - ilgw. R ,yin ,- .14 1 lu- - -f Su ,Avy 5, -.Q-A ., : ' . . ,. sv! V' . H IJUFI Jn imnlmmi UJi1f.I'JV1 ' EUCUUW ,,. aff 3' 3- 'RJ Marshals Freya Johnson, Chief Susan johnson Bobby Moore Betty Badgett Pam Kirby Honor Students K' I if Left to right: Jeannette Fulton, Susan Johnson, Bobby Moore, Pam Kirby, Betty Badgett, Peggy Mabe, Freya Johnson. 50 Girls' State Representatives Boys' State Representatives 51 Susan Johnson Freya johnson These girls were among the first Girls' Statexs to visit the new capitol in Raleigh. Steve Boyles Bobby Moore Though these boys worked hard, they will never for- get the good times they had at Boys' State. 1 K a ye Goff, Janet Moser, and Kay Smith worked behind the scenes. The Egg and I WW Mrs. Marinus, Director, shows Ronnie White and Leonard Tuttle how to put up scenery. The setting for this play is the kitchen of 3, chicken farm. . rjffn' lluffiiilh 4 if-',n!r'ns1.' a. - Q. Iliff 1 4 .'gqqwu-A -wwugg in LEKIUI V . iqgpp Lif1lU'. '-JIYIYSFHIUIII n4i- -E' - Don tries to tempt a skunk out of hiding while his family and friends watch. Don .... Betty .... joan .... Ann ..... Fishface. . . . . . Mr. Mannix. . . . . Mrs. Mannix. . . . Hi Baby ..... Core en ...... Electrician .... Councilor ..... Lingery Lady .... Cast Photographer. . . . . . . . . Demonstration Agent. . . J. J. ......... . Millicent Ames. . . Toni........... Paula. . . . Mitzi. . . . . Sally .... . . . Thermometer Tessie.... Harrell Smith Susan johnson Sandra Vogler Becky Spainhour Leonard Tuttle Bobby Moore Phyllis Love David Lawson Pat Boyles R. C. Gordon Steve Boyles Ann Pruitt Gerald Smith Brenda Hensley Charles Darnell Karen Bolejack Doris Holder Linda Edwards Norma Edmonds Mabel Shelton Jimmy Loggins Dee Carroll , . ,. .,,,W,ff.,,W,wwW-+m,vmw-mmvnvuwgnmuunqq IA 1 if , V sf Miss King High School and Band Sweetheart KATHERINE MOORE I.Iighll fO1dK 4 IQ mfw PAST MISS KING I-IIGI-IS-Jan e Caudle Watts, Carolyn C a l l ow a y Boles, Judy Johnson MCI-Ione, Sylvia Barber, Judy Meadows Wall, Hazel Paris Snyder. Miss King High Attendants and Escorts Patsy Durham-Bobby Brown, Franl-:ye Pulliam-Charles Smithg Kim Grabbs, flower girlg Derrick Duggins, crown Covington, Diane Boyles-Ronnie Westmorelandg Rebecca b e a re rg Dee Carroll-Arthur Smith 5 Judy Eaton-Bobby Spainhour-Harrell Smith, Betty Badgett, Maid of Honor- Slateg Betty D u g g i n s-Larry Smithg Ali c e Cox-Benny Steve Boylesg Katherine Moore, Miss King I-Iigh-Gerald Matthews. D 1' 36352 QQ ff- Q lb Z, y , -Arc an 1 ',.Q'vlaal :mx 2. , JI.. Taj!-A AHE SUM 5 Larry Boles Brenda Booze Marie Bowen Terry Bowman Diane Boyles Douglas Boyles Elbert Boyles Steve Burge Kay Carroll Wanda Davis Wayne Davis Jay Donathan Libby Durham M W -awww 9--A-3' W. 'N !'X r Perry Carroll Brenda Collins Barbara Covington Louise Cox Alfred Craddock Louise Craddock Janie Crews Glenn Cromer Juniors High School Student Body in 1912-1914 Judy Eaton Roger Fulk jerry Goff Richard Goff Class of 1965 -vn.,m 58 Gloria Gordon Peggy Gordon Thelma Gordon Betty Hall Kathy johnson 1-3, Mary Ann Kirby Leon Lankford High School Student Body in 1923-24 1 ' ' .I a' C' I johnny Hall Jimmy Hauser Kay Hensley Gary Hicks Gail Holder Linda Hunter Larry Ingram Donald james Glenda Lawson Sandra Lawson Sara Lawson Jane Lewis Mary Ann Lineback Don Mabe Ronnie Mabe Judy Marshall je rry Martin Butch McGee is ng 1 '1 l Juniors :fs Carlton McKinney Elaine McKnight Dottie Meadows johnny Mitchell 'WV High School Student Body in 1926 .14 1 , f Lf Q 1 4 ' . f'.',.', ' 145 sl , .', ,'34,'.' fa-V-1-was his 1 '11 'iii '! '1 Elementary Student Body-Jennie Reid, Teacher Deborah Moore Sammy Moore Clydie Moorefield Sidney Moser Ellen Neal Jeanette Needham Marilyn New Norma Newsome Carol Newsome Shirley Overby Doug Payne Shelby Poindexter Juniors naw' QN4 Donna Roberts Franklin Sells Bobby Slate Carolyn Slate Brent Smith David Smith Doris Smith Gary Smith qr'P'f ' UW Juniors Kay Smith Larry Southem jerry Stanley Wanda Stone High School Student Body in 1927-28 5-.mf--va High School Student Body in 1929-30 Juniors Ronnie Tedder Harold Timmons Bobby Tuttle Vamer Vogler Earl Voss Ronnie Westmoreland Eddie White Larry Wood Kent Kiser 63 .4ln.q, 4, .W Nw' K ALAN I-IICKS, Treasurer Judy Brown Ilene Burnette Glenn Collins Jean Collins Butch Calloway james Calloway Virginia Calloway Charles Covington Linda Covington Danny Cox james Cox Dallas Cromer Sally Cromer Betty Dodson R. W. Ebert, III 'lilly r' fm? n lfl' fldffffriny 0 'fnr bffmmq Lrg fCCfn.1 -,fffgfkgggm MJ fvffm, 'Y' fiwfffl flvrff wfnggfi fo mor' in f H5 Pdf or CIW mf .XAFM ,ffl mr Qqlg boa ITIJ SOPI-IOMORE CLASS OFFICERS BARRY HALL, President- LARRY SMITH Vice-President BRENDA HAUSER Secreta : 3 1 9 ry? Sophomores Glenn Bennett Ronald Bennett SL. if -sn '35 ly' ,.,uv 'Aix vi 64 Nant f Li Gail Gordon Ann Gtmnell Gary Hall Robert Hall Brenda Hauser Alan Hicks Sandra Holder Reid Hudgins Kelly Jackson Elaine James Frank james Andrea Johnson james Joyce Pat Keiger Charles Kirby Beverly Kiser Lois Kiser Bonita Lewis Donald Love Diane Mabe Clayton Easter Donald Fain Barry Hall Betty Felts Kathleen Fuquay David New Jim Newsome Nicky Newsome Gaither Palmer Betty Jo Petree Frankye Pulliam Jimmy Slate Linda Slack Joyce Slate Rodney Slate Anyce Smith Dale Smith Elwin Smith Larry Smith Linda Smith Micheal Smith Penny Smith Stancel Smith Judith Tedder Joe Vogler Janice Marshall Kay McKnight Leslie Meadows Judy Mickey Husky Moser 4' 'vw' 3 ,N l l Qu ' Donna Walters Phyllis Watts Joseph Webster Brenda Nancetta Don Donald Goff Donnie has left us, but not without memories, dear memories that We will ever cherish. He lived, laughed and playedwith us for a short time and then he was gone! We cannot fill the vacant space, but we can work harder to meet the challenges of our school, in memory of him. Westmoreland Westmoreland Donald Goff 1949-1963 swf' White Freshman Class FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS c A, 4 STEVE HAUSER M President KENNETH TUTTLE Vice President SAMMY NEWSOME Secretary-Treasurer X 'iw ,, Q55 ' r SA' fn Q Butch Barber Peggy Belton Virginia Bennett Peggy Binkley Judy Blakely Lena Bowen Omnie Boyles Terry Brandon Theresa Brooks Bobby Brown Regina Burrow Verlie Cain Brent Carroll Cecelia Carroll Richard Conner Catherine Covington jane Covington Alice Cox Becky Crews Brent Cromer Jerry Cromer Ricky Cromer Roger Dodson Patsy Durham Linda Easter Melvin Edwards Ronnie F ulk txt if fi'-v 'YN 67... 'WPG X Wx M.. ws ,. , 'ai .., 'P Freshman Class 5 tn is E 4 i, ' was gg W ,,,y 1 B IU' Mary Etta Gatewood David Gibson Betty Gordon PU' , A if 'V . 1'-M. , k vi -x 3 , Wanda Gordon Edward Gunnell Dwight Hall Steve Hauser Carolyn Heath 'f5 31 . Freshman Class jimmy McHone Doris McKnight Ronnie Meadows mm Patricia Hunter Robert Inman Benny jeffords Sammy jeffords Franklin Jenkins Tommy Jessup Raeford Kiser Vicki Law Alan Lewis Peggy Mabe Maurice Marshall Carolyn Martin John Martin Benny Matthews James Mays ffl' jo Ann Newsome Kay Newsome Mary jane Newsome Sammy Newsome Eddie Sargeant Teresa Slack David Smith Marlin Smith Ronnie Smith Sara Smith Dean Southern Bill Stanley Janet Stanley lla Mae Stewart Barbara Tucker vga., 4 W N ng, I L Ea? 'T' ff 'P- Terry Tuttle David White jerry White Kent Whitt Andrew Wolff We've been getting them for years. OE' A..-14 Girls Basketball Team 1929-30 Boys Baseball and Basketball Teams 1926-27 King I-Iigh School has al- ways been known for win- ning teams as well as for g ood sportsmanship and school spirit. 73 fffff ffjfffj WW 6 ffjfyff 'Q, ,:'vy ff ? f ..1:,5g,,.,a ff 5' ' Q . , , fyxyw - 4. X f, f 52 b 1 ny X.: p waf- ' .,,.A. ' '- 4 ,,,.f- , , Sandra Vogler, Co-Captain Brenda Collins, Co-Captain g 1 ' 1 E Girls' ff1il.4fi5l in , X -f W .gem - M ' 'LH 1 f ..' , , ,3l!lE5 ,. , 4 I . , . , ny, ' 5 ' . ff, . . , ..,h.,'N,JQ,f.,M,,,:5- fl A-5, 4 E Girls Basketball Team 1933-34 Though they don't always win, our girls work ha rd and are good sports. We're proud of them. Barbara Covington Phyllis Watts Penny Smith 5 y y Q I 5 it 5 74 W Basketball Row 1: Diane Boyles, Penny Smith, Betty Jo Petree, Phyllis Sarah Sm ith, jane Covington, Kathleen Fuquay, Betty Watts,Barbara Covington, Gail Gordon,Judy Brown, Brenda Duggins, Nancetta Westmoreland, Pe g g y Mabe, Marie Collins, Sandra Vogler, Row 2: Betty Felts, Managerg Bowen. Kathleen Fuquay Gail Gordon Mr. R. M. Collins, Coach l 75 Steve Boyles, Co-Captain R 'i- David Smith, Co-Captain 1, , Q CQ .Y-if. . I Ll Boys' V ' Q any nf! xa M' D-ls! K Basketball Team 1927-29 if-ur,,l N HQ We have a young team this year with only one senior boy. These boys have worke d hard and made a good showing for King. Barry Hall .JL S Franklin Sells Harvey Tedder g-:...::-4- - 76 l f-TTS --Q. Basketball Q JU WVU? Y UNC I l2awaWaHf,a?aEl?a,1ar w 1 -Mrs, I Row 1: David Smith, Ralph Essick, Barry Hall. Franklin Larry Smith, Charles Covington, Vamer Vogler, Joe Sells,Steve Boyles, Doug Payne, Harvey Tedder. Row 2: Vogler. Bruce Hall, Husky Moser, ,Frank james, Charles Kirby, Sid Williams Ralph Essick Coach 'f--,M 1 4 l I 77 1 H rl ' , Baseball Team 1'--1 fun- Baseball Team 1925 Sid Williams Coach Row 1: Charles Covington, Harvey Tedder, Arthur Smith, Donald James, Steve Boyles, Perry Carroll, Jay Donathan Bobby Slate, Bobby Moore, Frank James, Larry Wood, Larry Southern. Steve Burge. Row 2: Bruce Hall, Manager, Bobby Tuttle, 78 Cheerleaders Row 1: Rebecca Spainhour, Susan Jolmson, Co-Chiefg Pat Doris Holder,Marilyn New, Phyllis Love, Karen Bolejack. Boyles, Co-Chiefg De e Carroll. Row 2: Gloria Duggins, ' With the help of Mis. Pe dig o, this year's cheerleaders have been the very best ever. There are two more than the usual s e v e n. Much hard work goes into becoming a g ood cheerleader but seeing these girls in action makes you know that it is worth it. These girls have done a fine job in helping to build school spirit. ms r MASC OTS Nancy McGee Karen Johnson 79 so l ' ' L' 4 , ' , ' VM ,, 4?e'f ' W, , Q ,'ff 'f , ' if , i fy A n t we - i ' ' - - 1 W ' , 5 gf, ,v,4.!,, www , ffm. ig? .V Q -J ffs1E'l4rv'MQgf , A ,, f DDQ-, ,A f A A , r 4 A t Min .i 4 , n ff, W J H ' 4 . 'f f ff f0,'fAf, 1f'f s. ' ' just think what girls are missing by not being in the F. F.A. -green hands, corn cobs, raw eggs, toilet paper, shoe shining, and vocal solos. ff, 49481 95 ,-5, 1 s gs- 1 These former F. H. A. members are now making good use of the training they received in our home economics de- partment. 80 4 , 1951-F. I-LA. Girls serve at a banquet. L' I 4. -I- All work and no play makes jack a dull boy. -This could never be said about a student at King High School. Our varied prog ram of extra curricular activities adds spice to school life. Our F. F.A. boys have always raised prize-winning livestock. .F Home Economics Class-1930 x Row 1: Ellen Neal, Earl Voss, S andra Lawson, Betty Newsome, David White, Jimmy Ashby, Charles Badgett, Susan johnson, Sandra Wolff, Miss I-Iall. Row 2: Covington, Perry Carroll, Penny Smith, Beckie Spainhour, Becky New, T e r e s a Moser, Freya Johns on, Sammy Donna Roberts, Marie Van Dusen. Student Council Installations have always been impressive programs. How many of these newly installed officers do you remember? 51:11 E if f-, 82 'cf if MISS KATHLEEN HALL at 'rr f , ,fifty i F A4Q.A . f ' f BETTY BADGETT SUSAN JOHNSON EARL VOSS President Vice-President Recording Secretary SANDRA LAWSON SANDRA WOLFF MRS. GINNS Corresponding Treasurer Sponsor Secretary Student Council For the past s ev e n years K. I-I. S. has had a strong, efficient Student Council due to the untiring efforts of Miss Kathleen Hall. Miss Hall has alwa ys been ready to offer encouragement, new ideas, and help to her Student Council as well as to any member of the student body. Though we lost Miss Hall this year we are grateful to have had her here to teach, guide, and understand us. 83 -Cuff- 'F it FREYA JOHNSON STEVE BOYLES SUSAN JOHNSON SANDRA WOLFF BOBBY MOORE P d V P dent Retordmg Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer MRS. JANE PEDIGO Sponsor The student body has a ball the day that new Beta Club Worms are sold as slaves. Row 1: Brenda Collins, Jeanette Fulton, Sandra Lawson, Bobby Moore, Steve Boyles, Freya Johnson, Susan Johnson, Sandra Wolff, Katherine Moore, Diane Boyles, Pam Kirby. Row 2: Brenda I-Iauser, Donna Roberts, Doris Smith, Peggy Mabe, Betty Padgett, Penny Smith, Carole Ne ws ome, c l nl Beta Club The Beta Club is a s e rv i ce organization for outstanding students. Members are chosen by their character, achieve- ment, and academic standing. The Beta Club Convention is the highlight of the year for Beta's. Carolyn Slate, Pat Keiger. Row 3: Ronald Bennett, Larry Boles, Clydie Moorefield, Earl Voss, Don Mabe, Barry I-Iall, Gary Smith, Johnny Hall, Jimmy A Covington, Terry Bowman, Perry Carroll. shby, Charles .4 , ' ' 5 gn v N I v A 2 , 4,15 R. 1? 21' SUSAN JOHNSON Tl-.RRY BOWMAN JOHNNY HALL BRENDA COLLINS LARRY HOLES President F lst Vicc Second Vice Sccru y I P nsidcnt Prcsldvnz Alpha Delta Mathematics Club The Math Club is an organization for students who have a special interest in mathematics. At the meetings members a re able to delve more deeply into subjects that there is not time to cover adequately in class. Row 1: Jeanette Fulton, Sandra Lawson, Larry Boles, Johnny Hall, Terry Bow m a n, Susan johnson, Br e n d a Collins, Barbara Covington, Penny Smith, Betty Badgett. Row 2: Mr. Und e rw ood, Bobby Moore, Steve Boyles, Jimmy 'I -1- 1 in X lui l MRS. J. M. UNDERWOOD Sponsor Is this what Math Cluber's do at their meetings? Lo g g i ns, Gary Smith, Earl Voss, Don Mabe, I-Ia ro 1 d Timmons, Charles Covington, jimmy Ashby, Perry Carroll, johnny Mitchell, Judy Collins, Peggy Mabe. xg, , ,f , , , , Q f I L' 5 2 Q f - , , , M -4 3 -1 ,. , i . 1 ,,,w ,-.,, 1 A! 7 , .h g l 'L XL: ' K. .X 1 uw - fans., , -s -New ,r llama lllmiil l 3 ,,...- J-in sllflb' K 1 FSA ,Vt X of ' bfi 21' J' Row 1: Kathy Johnson, Pat Keiger, Peggy Mabe, Mabel Mitchel, Te rry Bowman, Perry Carroll, Brenda Hauser, Warner, Johnny Hall, Gary Smith, jimmy Loggins, Sandra Steve Boyles, Jerry Martin, Harold T i mm ons, Charles Wolff, SHSH JOIHISOH, Jeannette FUlCO11, Phyllis Love, Pat Kirby, David New,I-lusky Moser, Charles Covington, Bobby Boyles. Row 2: Ronnie Tedder, Brenda Collins, Johnny Moore, Don Mabe, Earl Voss, Carole Newsome. Senior Science Club The Science Club members help organize the school and county fairs. M e mbe rs are those students who are es- pecially inte re s te d in chemistry, biology, or physics. MRS, ALENE GRAVITT Sponsor GMU SMITH JOHNNY HALL SANDRA WOLFF P cj Vntu President Sucrctn -Trcasure VY 1 , W... .- ' M-In .ws , ' ' , A ,.. 1311.7 4' f'f:- ', Pl ' . l- sf Q, . 86 1 so .-1-nam. 5 . ,L K 'vm xl. Ds-w,., M 'TdM'1'ns , ' M wi x- T' K A D, g ,Mm W, ., I2 Z of X, -, sos ,.,,, Pep Club membels support our teams at all the games. .pau-n.,4 ' f'1': ' 'Z new-sm-V DOUG PAYNE ARTHUR SMITH FREYA JOHNSON Vice-President President Secretary-Treasurer MRS. JANE PEDIGO Sponsor ,-v-. Pep Club The cheerleadexs pl a y e d an important p a rt in organizing the Pep Club this ye a r. They le a d pep rallies to teach club members their new yells. xx' , . .. W.. .Xl r 87 ,ri X ,Qi f , ..... . is iz' . N ,, . 'Q wif-2 3 ' wks, ' swf x .iw .N , X ,N bi 'N -xr ' MRS. VIRGINIA PATTERSON Sponsor F. H. A. girls have fun cooking and sampling the results. Row 1: Brenda Hauser, Diane Boyles, Lena Brown, Peggy Mabe, Kay McKnight, Jane Covington, Wanda Gordon, Sara Smith, Betty Petree, Penny Smith, Ma rilyn New, Beckie Spainhour, Dee Carroll, Carolyn Heath, Regina Mose r, Teresa Moser, Vicki Law, Jane Lewis, Frankye Pulliam, Phyllis Watts,Gail Gordon. Row 2: Janice Crews, Catherine Covington, Elaine McKnight, Pat Keiger, Betty Felts,Jean Collins, Judy Brown, Judy Mickey, Lois Kiser, Bonita Lewis,Sandra Holder, Andrea Johnson, Alice Cox, Theresa Brooks, Brenda C ollins, Sandra Lawson, Ellen BECKIF SPAINHOUR SANDRA LAWSON ELLEN NEAL PENNY SMITH MARY ANN KIRBY Vice Second Vice Secretary Treasurer P xdcnt President Future Homemakers of America Neal, Beverly Kiser, Nancetta W e s t m o r e la n d, Betty Duggins. Row 3: Marie Bowen, Doris Holder, Karen Bolejack, Gloria Duggins, Linda Hunter, Donna Roberts, Kay Tuttle, Cecelia Carroll, Janet Stanley, Norma Tuttle, Barbara Covington, Kathy Johnson, Peggy Mab e, Diane Ma b e, Judy Tedder, Kay Carroll, Carolyn Baker, Rose Ann Tuttle, Dottie Meadows, Mary Ann Kirby, Carolyn Slate, Kathleen Fuquay, Wanda Davis, Genett Smith, Brenda Booze, Pam Kirby. 88 ,pn-Q an X-M , I I an is - sa.. SQ .YW ff 'J ' S I Vx fxx Q, ' , Rx! v-1 it Q., . r K I GERALD SMITH ALLAN HICKS SAMMY Mooat H,-.Rvm TEDDER SLDNEY Mosru P -d f v' P 'd s y T Q 1 rcsx en ICC re ccrcta Future Farmers of America Row 1: Jerry White, Terry Tuttle, Bradley Ne wsom e, Omnie Boyles ,Marlin Smith,Jay Donathan, Bobby Brown, Clayton Easter, Gerald Sn1ith,ALlan Hicks, Sidney Moser, Steve Burge, Butch McGee, Carlton McKinney, joe Vogler, Ri cha rd Conner, Ricky Cromer, Barry Nelson, Dwight Hall, Brent Carroll, Brent Cromer, Wayne White. Row 2: M e lv i n Edwards, Robert Lnman, D o n a ld Fain, Glenn Cromer, Ossler Adkins, Nicky Newsome, Raeford Kiser, T om m y Jessup, K e nn e th Whitt, Robert Hall, Glenn Bennett, Phil Edwards, David Bra nd on, Andrew Wolff, Ricky C onne r, Ronnie Fulk, Edward Gunne ll, jack Meadwell, Ronnie Smith, Kenneth Tuttle, Ronnie MR. SAM FURCHES Sponsor Thes e F. F. A. Boys and Mr. Furches served and washed dishes at the Mother and Daughter Banquet in 1954. Meadows. Row 3: David Gibson, Larry Ing ram, john Martin, Ronnie White, Homer Lawson, Elmer Sargeant, Gary Hicks, Mike Richardson, Wayne Davis, Butch Calloway, Junior Speas, Donald jam e s, Varner Vogler, Frank james,Mike Boy1es,Arthur Smith, Charles Darnell, Harvey Tedder, jerry Stanley, Ri cha rd Gibson, Elwin 3mith,Greg Bennett. Row 4: Rodney Slate, Elbert Boyles, James C allowa y, James Beasley, Roger Fulk, Leonard Tuttle,Jerry Goff, Gary Hall, Eddie White, Ronald Wall, Ri cha rd Goff, Ralph Essick, Dallas Cromer, Gaither Palmer, Doug Boyles, Kent Kiser, Ronnie Mabe, jimmy Hauser. 2 -,ef-GW' 113 -Q4 Aux 4 ma..,y r 'gi' 7 J MMS F2 I Row 1: je rry Long, Genetrt Smith, Sandy Vogler, Kaye R.C.Gordon, Larry Wood, Norma Tuttle, Betty Badgett, Smith,Arthur Smith,Mr. Tilley. Row 2: Dottie Meadows, Peggy Mabe. Row 3: Harold Timmons,Janet Moser, Linda Mabel Warner, Beverly Kiser, Doris Smith, Judy Collins, Edwards, Gloria Duggins, Karen Bolejack, Dee Carroll, Elaine McKnight, Norma Edmonds, Clydie Moorefield, Beckie Spainhour, Doris Holder, Leon Lankford. Fut SANDRA VOGLER President 'V 'S7 .7 - ure Business Leaders Typing students hard at work. MR. FRANK TU-I-EY ARTHUR SMITH GENETT SMITH JERRY LONG Vice Pres d Sccrcta y Trcas A- sv 90 Sponsor '-L. .- nr Ag. W -'sm , no Tr A N N' W 9 3 T if ' 1' , . ' ' ' A , U hp . , I sy r BY f j' Y h JJ. vu-Q. 1 ff I i Xu. wi -In-R , , Row 1: Ellen Neal, Kathyjohns on, Janet Moser, Dee Carro1l,Jeannette Fulton, Norma Edmonds, Mabel Warner Shelton, Katherine Moore, Diane Boyles, Doris Holder, Susan Johnson, Beckie Spainhour, Judy Eaton, Marilyn New. Row 2: Gerald Smith, Linda Edwards, Shirley Overby, Doris Smith, Gail Gordon, Diane Mabe, Brenda Collins, Gloria Duggins, Phyllis Love, Karen Bolejack, Sammy Newsome, Joel New, Kay Carroll, Kay Tuttle, Genett e:wKfNf2,!?35.1'2'ff 11.., ,r-Ir P .:, f 4 . ' ,1 .a!L..!L,. 5 , ,gg3 ,,, .qi J -QL R 'A..r..- ,.:.,, 'I . rl If ll ,lv 'A' ' n .K Editor , -'Ur.....f... E 1 ' 'Jflmqnrn Smith, Dottie Meadows, Judy Collins, Brenda Hensley, Linda C o v i n g t o n, Jane Lewis, Carolyn Baker, Wayne White, Reid Huggins. Row 3: Joyce Slate, Sandra Lawson, Beverly Kiser, Brenda Hauser, Norma Tuttle, Penny Smith, Linda Fulk, Benny Matthews, David New, Charles Covington, Harold Timmons, Jerry Martin, David White, Kay Goff, Carol Benton, Kaye Smith, Lena Bowen. Hi-Lite Staff The purpose of the n e wspap e r is to report to students school events and give teachers and students a chance to air their opinion. KATHERINE MOORE DLANE BOYLES MR. FRANK TILLEY Associate Editor Sponsor The C h ri s tm a s 1927 edition of the school paper. It was then known as the King Breeze. '45 40111 fn e-'fbwi ' he sr FREYA GAYE JOHNSON ARTHUR SMITH Editor Associate Editor NORIVIA TUTTLE-GENETT SMITH Typists SANDRA WOLI F RFBECC 'X SP 'XINHOUR PXM RIRBH The Eagle Staff SANDRA LAWSON MARILYN NEW junior Editor junxor Editor Students look forward each year to receiving their year- books. Staff m e m b e rs have worked hard since 1947 to produce books which are a record of King High School. H xnu-is DA RNELL PAT BOYLES lhgh School Editor P1 munL.1ry I-.drtor Pl g pl y fl A Feature Editor fix pun., ,045 . 'N rt al W wh-M.. GERALD SMITH DORIS HOLDER C. L. SHDUSE Business Staff 'Nw-, SYLVIA WALL DAVID LAWSON The staff of the King EAGLE would like to take this opportunity to thank Mrs. Nell Voss and the people of . . . f the community for the plctures they subm1tted or our annual. Without these pictures, our annual could not P have been a success. MRS. REBECCA MOSER STEVE BOYLES MR. J. M. UNDERSOOD Advisor Sports Advisor . M' . 1 93 First King I-ligh Annual KATHERINE MOORE Writer Bus Drivers wave ,gif l 5 'K Row 1: Bobby Moore,Clayton Easter, Arthur Smith, Leon J. C. Marshall, Ronald Wall. Row 3: Ronnie Tedder, Lankfo rd. Row 2: Michael Richardson, Ronnie Mabe, Johnny Mitchell, Terry Bowman Custodians Mr. 8 Mrs. Ed White Q 94 1 fy HIGI-I SCHOOL CAFETERIA STAFF: Mrs. Adaline Kiser, Mrs. Beulah Boyles, Mrs. Ruth Hauser. Cafeteria Personnel ELEMENTARY S C H O O L CAFETERLA STAFF: Mrs. Nadine Barr, Mrs. Lonnie Baker, Mrs. Maude I-Iall, Mrs. Della Martin. L Library Assistants Norma Edmonds, Janet Moser, Genett Smith, jerry Long, Linda Edwards, Mable Warner Shelton, Mrs. Re b e c c a Moser, Librarian. -an rum 1 95 -.f-V,-..,..,....... ,.........,.f---0- faq 1927 FIRST GRADE-Mrs. Harry Leak, Teacher 1928 FOURTH GRADE-Mrs. Ethel Ayers, Teacher ---vb.-v---Q... WH 96 1 4,4 'gflvwlsvik ,f if-5Y.'! 1 f 1' ,. '1 '!!Q'! I 4 1 An Elementaxy Students day is filled with fun. lv vu-'1 '-.. ..-In -J-.Q 'Q ' ' DSC91552 JQF-f J 0 Q 'cw ,sn, n ol' an, I iii? QL. 97 Eighth Grade vw' ta f ' ,: , :sf 2 i 9, ,. 1 V . wr. ww f ,g,: ,aw pf. if-J 4- o- 1' 1 .. . C 336' .' 'I' U' -rdf fl WK, .7 11 J, 4 -mi.. 1 'Dr ' K .y ,Nfl V7 r .f 'YY 'K Q , ,dw . 4 , 1 --2 f-9 'Li' 0 A i Qi 1 'Q 11 V' M 1 , , ' v 98 Naomie Ayers Roger Barneycastle Brenda Bennett Jerry Bennell Ira Benton Junior Bowman Carol Boyles Becky Brovsm Benny Brown Arnold Burnett Dorothy Burrow Mike Butner Ronnie Carroll Glenda Collins Kenneth Cox Kathy Craig Vicki Cromer Kim Duggins Richard Easter Diane Fulk Dorothy Fulk Wilma Fuquay Diane Gatewood Ruth Gibson jack Goins Teddy Goodman Martin Gordon Barry Hall Vance Hall Lonnie Hardy Gary l-Iauser Junior Hensley Brenda Hill Wesley Hill Bruce Holder Evelyn Hunter Patsey jackson Pat Johnson Bonnie Key Ricky Kirby Sharon Kirby Sandra Kiser Karen Lankford Deborah Mabe je rry Marshal Kathy Mabe Jean Martin John Martin Carol McDonald Mary Ann McGee Belinda Moser Grant Nance Becky New Barney Newsome Frankie Newsome jimmy Newsome Linda Newsome Philip Newsome Shirley Newsome Gail Phipps Eugene Sands Charlotte Sargeant Eddie Sargent Mike Slate Gerald Smith Kay Smith Vernon Smith Brenda Southem Linda Stanley Gale Stone David Taylor Melvin Thomas Peggy Thomas Carolyn Thunnan Linda jane Tuttle Tex Tuttle Marie Van Dusen Glenn Wall Ronnie Walters Kenneth Warner Sandra Watts Philip Westmorela JoAnn White Maxie Whitt Frankie Willard Chris Wood nd 'Tw H' Q JL. lj ' Q 0 L. -. , BEHNQE pr A il 5+ r J 'Wg 9. '1 M, 'x fi Eighth Grade ,Q 4 an k . 8 K iff n ,ff 7'f1. , -f Z . K V I I, I L 3 ,gg 25 ,AQ h u '. . I ,a 11' . uf I A F fi, , V 4, 1 . gf: if 14 3, , 4. 31 94 f 3 K 6,711- 4, 5: K 1 , 1 X 1 9 xg if' X I X if A ,, Q., if ,Q 9- 2 nk' i f 15 4 1 ' 32, K 7 14' f ef it f ff I' 'ii l fx X S 'N W! 1 'x -3122, I P , ev , 46lf'5k1i17'. sm' 99 11' rn A ,x05 'l ,Q 73 1 Q5 Q 4 p- f , 9 49, 'N J Xa Z K' 'un vlfgzfvf' , .Q na ,W 4 F i s,,, 1 Special Education , A. as me Q' LN' 4a,q -ra 1-me' H 4. M .VM wif- . 1 i f G fi T M rl. Q ' , M f 1 in I l '-f- l . a 'lv xi A zz A. L. ,, .y - f K fr 'rf V ' we 1 B ' -. ' I' W' f f af , X 'mg 'cf 1 ' df Ln- ' Q 1. V it J , A' bf - fs ag il K J W 7 , X ,.A.,, Q , Q ., Seventh Grade 0. 'L - ,.-v. 4 0 .-,, X . , , Y rf ,4 'B' . r-zzgigm TJ ff ., L 'A ish. -F 3 0 , is A Q ., - L, 0 W N C F , , I ei e Q3 ? A' A ,, W! 5 is , x'i K- A I fa. . t if :M . 4 '- Av' N 'X N x . Iii ' 100 b-Q ' 6'- 5 L ,- ml' TJ sk M . I Q . Odell Barneycastle Eddie Cox Terry Easter Leo Fulk George Goins Donald Gordon Linda jarrell Margaret jarrell Billy King Billie joe Lewis Donald Logan Richard McGuire William Newman Randy Phipps Martha Richardson W. T. Richardson Margie Sands Susan Adkins Ruth Ayers johnny Barnes Carolyn Barneycastle Laura Beasley Lacy Beck Diane Bennett Mimi Booe Brenda Bowden David Boyles janet Byrd Lydia Calloway Vicki Carroll Margret Collins Susan Covington Sybil Covington Betty Cromer Nancy Cromer Mary Sue Davis Karen Denny Ann Edmonds Brenda Edwards Elaine Fain Donnie Fulk Kenneth Fulk joseph Gentry Billy Green Judy Gordon Eddie Hall Steve Hall Doris Hardy Beverly Hauser Danny Haynes Darl Hicks Bart Keiger Barbara Key Dennis Kinzer Frances Kirby Jane Kirby Arolene Kiser Deborah Kiser Micheal Kiser Sharon Kiser Benny Lawson Peggy Lawson Douglas Lineback Kathy Loggins Curtis Manring Eddie Marshall Melissa Marshall Nancy Marshall Ronnie Marshal Tommy McGee Keith Merritt Carolyn Mickey Edgar Moore Robely Moore Darlene Moser Dottie Nance Bonnie Nelson Billy Newsom Charles Newsome Polly Newsome 4 Richard Newsome Sammy Newsome jackie Overby Kay Patterson Steve Patterson Janice Priddy Dale Richardson Micheal Rierson Jan Roberts Susan Slate Stuart Sizemore Sharon Smith Barbara Speas Tommy Stanley Katherine Stewart Joan Te dder Steve Tedder Tim Tedder Terry Timmons Deborah Tuttle james Tuttle Monnie Tuttle Peggy Tuttle Wayne Tuttle Ann Willard Larry Willard Ronnie White Seventh Grade ' 4 a '- nr- gg--- ,Q - . i sin! ii '- X24 K. V V .- 4 522.-.,l?f:,2' . ' ' 2 ,.. ' my ' '- ' ev 4 , V 5 4 .. 4 vw 9. n Q- :Q ls I QL 18 5. -'Q' as me fl ll it Sai L X N Y 4 Vw Q rf I at ., f .- -Q 1' ' 'K 'E In-.VT f ,am A Q, 0 .1 Q A ii ' 1 I Y 'N A 'S an, 1- :ig I VA D15 W I 1: 1 A Y' W' X 5-, 4, ff fir-' I 'A 1 I X ex .gf Air?--f' 53:5 , 4 N 'f f' ' lfu...lMri ' X fA 3. . .Z up 1. . G' N' as . 0 M 'i '12 if 5 , K N, , ,f T N H ,Y J . iggris , 1' ,vi Kal , Y- s xjfff' ' X R K 'fwsfysffr f 3 f 1 1 p it f i ' l 3 vi l ' me ia - 44' - ' s ' ' . J: ' gh, ftp, ' ' 1. I fm , . 3 fr.: 2 f ' r if X 4 ' , In E 1, BE i v - 'N . V If I ' . f 5 Salk fl-.'. e , r. , , 4.1. . 3,-.gs X my wah'-'X , - ' 4. A YK by .,ij:3Ho:Sw ' 'tr' Fu! x X -, 5, M IOI Ed Bennett johnny Boles Phillis Bowen Linda Boyd Debbie Brooks Marcia Burge Lucille Burrow Herman Butner Leroy Cain Ken.neth Carroll Charles Cole Walter Collins Rhonda Craig Billy Cruchkley Kathy Dodson Charles Flippin Barry Fulk Donald Fulk Gerold Fulk Larry Fulk Rex Golf Robert Gordon Carol Griffin Faye Gunnell Sharon Gueynn Ann Hall Mike Hall Joyce Hartgrove Ricky Hartgrove Ronnie Hawks Ann Holder Danny Holder Gerry Lynn Hooker janet Hunter Mike Ingram Wanda James Danny jenkins Wanda johnson Weldon Keiger Roger Key Ricky Lewis Brenda Mabe Dean Mabe Shirley Mabe Harold Mahatheey Claude Manring Kenneth McDonald Ruth McGuire Ronnie Mcl-lone Gary Merritt Cathy Moore Larry Moore Rosemary New David Newsome Della Newson Nancy Newman Polly Newsome Loni Newsom Horace Overby Patricia Palmer Brenda Phipps Rene Preston Steve Preston Mark Pulliam Kathy Roberts Brenda Sargeant Joyce Sizemore Sammy Slate Leona Smith Linda Smith Rosalene Smith Sandra Smith Ina Southem Jackie Stanley judy Stanley David Tedder Danny Tucker Sheila Tuttle Carla Van Dusen Brenda Wall Eddie Wall Allan White jeffrey White Steve White Larry Wilson Sixth Grade W, Patricia Aldrich L. C. Allen Martha Ayerrs Deborah Bames Beth Barr Donald Beasley Mike Beasley Joan Bennett Tilda Bennett Donna Bole jack Carylon Boles Janie Sue Boles John Bowen Debbie Boyles janet Boyles Kathy Boyles Danny Brown Steven Brown David Burge Thomas Collins Dee Cox Ricky Cromer Leon Dalton Rikki Duggins Fifth Grade 'Ei 56, 'if 5.1 X x nr ' X we W. XX li ' 6 K 1930 SEVENTH GRADE I , A n M., .z ij. ' ' :Za 74' a. ,A,, , Q Ps 5 Q ,ltiiii , ,PK Rupert Duggins Keith East Steve Ebert Kathy Edmondson Robie Fowler David Fulk junior Fulk Suzane Gamer Deborah Gentry Carole Gibson Franlcye Greene Randy Griffin Carole Gu.nnell james Hall Steve Hall Terry Hall Tommy Hall Elizabeth Hauser Roberta Helsabeck Jo Ann Inman Sarah johnson Doug jones Tommy Jones Bobby Key Donald King Beth Kirby Bi1lY Kirby Kenny Kirby Debbie Kiser Donna Lankford Francis Laws Glenda Lawson Domthey Lewis Betty Ann Mabe Michael Mabe Elizabeth Marshall Rebecca Maishall Allan McGuire Diane McGuire Rita McGuire Gail McHone Lelan Meadwell Bill Mitchell Marilyn Moore Gerald Nance Richard Nance Sherryl Needham Kenneth Nelson John New Debbie Newsome Robin Newsome Roy Newsome Camille Patterson Sammy Patterson Gary Preston Michael Reed Debbie Robertson Danny Sargeant Doug Sells Beverly Simmons Craig Sizemore Grant Smith Martha Smith james Stanley Kenny Stone Ed Taylor Mike Taylor joe Tuttle Teddy Tuttle Stafford Tuttle Elizabeth Weigner Steven White Fourth Grade Ronnie Ayers Tim Badgett Connie Bennett Gray Bennett Paula Bennett David Benton Terry Boles Florence Bowen Danny Bowman Y V jerry Boyles ,I F '31 L Ernie Brown ' ' ' '3 , Crystal Bumem .Q -. J ,Q , , ' A Larry Bumette .,. Vmx - Q. , Q L px iw i Q 0 W fi, 1 ,f-1 Q' 1, aff -11 N-tm H r ' X. , Gary Bm-row ll4lf1w'V LAg5d7f- x ' xi 1955 ? 7 2913 V Iva' lk ' ' ' xg' Cynthia Burner .',,Af,gamvf222L:1f f f 2 . -I 2 w '-3-v'-mr.-'Qi-1-,I . 'ga 1 - ' ' If ,A ' Chades Calloway -1:22031 sv it -. li A 2 P ' Deborah Calloway Mike Campbell ,J Vicki Campbell at Judy Collins Delma Cox Helen Cox Andy Cromer Cathy Denny 1. Mike Dermy Deborah Duggins Cherise Easter Conrad 'Easter W., Mary Easter Rodney Ebert jackie Pain Ricky Flecher Frank Fulk Benny Gatewood Johnny Gibson Larry Goins Terry Goff Roger Gordon Ronnie Griffin Ted Gwyn Debbie Hall Emily Hall Joyce Hardy Laura Hardy Roy Hardy Nicky Hartgrove Gene Horton Brenda Hawks Bruce Heath Wanda Helsabeck David Hicks 4' N Ricky Hicks S ' 'E Doris Holder Janet Holder Mitzi Holt Barbara James Harold jan-ell Karen johnson Ricky Johnson Logan jones Mitchell jones Steve jones Obie Kinzer Barry Kirby David Kirby Samuel Kirby Ann Kiser Beth Keiger Kathy Knight john Lawson Robert Lawson Wayne Lineback IOS v -er in Asa ,X 5 fig 1 4321 Q Fourth Grade if 5- - lf' '5 M ' ,ff 'AA- f f A 1' l 21- 2 - P 1 j. of 5 4 ' . N . . , ' A Q X , W E ,.',tx will 'ai ff l M 1-if. , My .vvq -is 6. Tv! f iw I 5, A' aw.. . . .sofa If we-22. ui. 'K ' 1, xr f , 54 5' ji Ai .3 L 4 AAVM f 1 ' I ,Tiki 53 'a . -i r' ' 'Z . Q-im Q., ,?,, We ,ff .741 5' r f f x g A ' 4-' x ,. L 2 rg, 3 , , 0- 0 QL , . i, S . as ,.., .052 V X , X 4 L ' if 4 LY r 525455 :E 'W' , X f F , . 1 ' , I-Q, Y I x -W 1 nf f 4' ,, f. Q ' K 1 . 1 1 he , .. 1 Y ' , ,W v-vw, QJ7 A 4 f, -Q 'Q -A , r , ,f f . f Mt We-f ., ju, 9 f' 1 is l 4-if-we. 1' V -ri ' - 6 Third Grade -in 4 r fat ' 51' .lr ash I 0 , ,-,l , , 4,- -1 -fi 6 1 -.. ,i,.- C .L ' X , ' iw, fXv , . I f 106 Andrew Loggins Merle Lynch Brenda Marshall Nancy McGee Ray McGuire Steve McKnight Rex Mendenhall Debbie Merritt Gary Merritt Kaye Mitchell Joyce Moore Craig Moser Deborah Moser Phillip Moser Thomas New Minnie Newman Wayne Newman Steven Newsom Susan Payne Lawrence Phipps Teressa Poteat Rhonda Priddy Mary Pulliam Carlton Rierson, jr Cindy Riggs Roger Rutledge Clay Shelar Bobby Shinault Angela Smith Brent Smith Robert Smith Vicki Smithennan Michael Southem Mike Spainhour Glenda Stanley Jean Stanley Karen Stanley Bill Tedder Jerry Tedder joan Timmons Kay Tucker Brenda Tuttle Hope Ann Tuzttle Roy Tuttle Sandra Tuttle Wanda Tuttle Ronnie Voss Debbie Wall Ricky Wall Mike Williams jeffrey Wood Emest Adkins Richard Adkins Jackie Ashley Zacchaeas Ayers Jane Bames Glenda Beasley Wayne Beck Rita Benton Bobby Bowden Karen Boyles Michael Boyles Gale Brandon Freddie Braswell Linda Cain Laura Campbell Danny Carroll Jill Carroll Betty Collins Deborah Collins Calvin Covington Denise Covington Nell Jo Covington Ronnie Covington Linda Cox Ann Craddock Charlotte Craddock judy Cromer Robin Cromer Harlan Denny Tim Donathan Nancy Duggins Douglas Easter Shelia Edwards David Ford Dottie Fulk Wanda Fulk Howard Gentry Anne Goff Cathy Goff Linda Goins William Gordon Melodie Griffin Linda Gunnell Carolyn Hall Joyce Hall Merri-Dell Hall Robert Hardy Stanley Hartgrove Judy Helsabeck Danny Hicks Donnie Holder Shawna James Ellis Jarrell Wanda jones james King jimmy Kiser Gary Lawson jonathan Lawson Rex Lawson Barry Lewis Mary Lewis Roy Mabe Sheila Mabe Vicki Mabe Nancy Manring jimmy Marinus Ann Martin Carole McGee Kenneth McGee Chinetta Moore jeffrey Nance Van Neal Brenda Newsome Darrell Newsome Tommy Newsome Barry Overby Carolisa Palmer Libby Pegram Vickie Preston Arlen Priddy Third Grade tiff as NNW? .it as 56' I ' rg vx ' x J s. f -1. 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A '. ' 4' 28 v 1 SV' W' - W ' P' 'M ' - if 4 . , . 1 Y ,f ,,,, .I h I U .. f T ' Y ' If A-V ' ', g ' - ,rf ylzy as f fl , ' ' , 'Q 1 ' M : . T , .gs T L 5 P- .,ll' cgqe - 'S ., -+' ,1 Yi gh 23, 511 fi '5 N -f 45- fa. ' '- my .. W, 12 ,:- ,. f Ill AD ERTISE We wish to thank the advertisers who have supported our yearbooks since 1947. Qf l'TJ'?'.': V n ,r 4 'x 'h. ' xl 'Q Jr, BJ!!! PHA R! AQY 112 W H3 Compliments of DIXIE RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. 900 Peters Creek, Parkway Winston-Salem. N. C. l KING FARM SUPPLY Feed, Seed, Fertilizer Unico Electrical Appliances Phone 98-3-9395 King North Carolina Compliments of STANLEY TRAILER PARK Stanleyville North Carolina Compliments of SLATE FUNERAL HOME King North Carolina Compliments of DON'S BARBER SHOP King North Carolina DICK PAYNE REALTY CO. WO 9-5469 PA 3-5346 Rural Hall North Carolina Compliments of EPPERSON'S GARAGE King North Carolina DEWEY WILSON'S SHOE SHOP Rural Hall All work guaranteed Compliments of The Friends BUSS JR. and JACK MOOREFIELD ESSO SERVICE Grease iobs, Oil change Tires-Tubes and Batteries Phone YU 3-83I5 King North Carolina BIG W RADIO WPEG -I550 ON YOUR DIAL Forsyth and Stokes Counties Only Exclusive Q9-untry and Gospel Station TAYLOR'S WAREHOUSE CO. Sell with your Friends Paul T. Taylor Kelly Ritter Paris Pepper John Nelson Compliments ot ROLLERLAND SKATING RINK King North Carolina Compliments of SANITARY RESTAURANT 450 North Main Street Winston-Salem North Carolina Compliments of SOUTHSIDE BARBER SHOP King North Carolina SLATE'S ATLANTIC SERVICE Washing - Groceries - Lubrication Oil Changing - Fisk Tires We give S 8 H Green Stamps Route 1, King, North Carolina ATLANTIC KEEPS YOUR CAR ON THE GO THE NORTHWESTERN BANK K NC Septic Tanks-Service Compllmenis Oi Plumbing-Supplies RURAL HALL FURNITURE IVIERRI-II' PLUMBING CO. Phone YUkon 3-9325 King, North Carolina WO 9-3740 WO 9-4892 FRED L. MERRITT KING MH-LING CO. FRIENDLY BEAUTY SHOP Manufacturers of Helene Curtis, Rayette and Bonat . . Permanents F I F d FI - h I4 I ami y rren Kingulgog leggdee Cornmea Ags AnniedK6TrOWiCk Phone 983-9843 Box No. 157 Wne' on Perm' Gentry and Moser Bldg . Phone YU 3-8495 King North Carolina King, North Carolina Bill and Don Burge Compliments of Flowers for all Occasions 2537 Robin Hood Road WINS-I'ON'SALEIVI BUS I NESS COLLEGE Phone 724-4451 Authorized Bulova Dealer Smart Fashions We Repair All Makes of Fine Watches for Men and BOYS Ladies Sportswear LONG JEWELERS ,--,L E Sem 121.6955 Jewelers and Watchmakers King North Carolina Wlnslorvsclem High Point II6 I WILSON BROTHERS LUMBER COMPANY All Kinds of Building Materials From Tree to Key Construction Commercial Residential Phone 969 -2215 Rural Hall North Carolina BOCOCK-STROUD COMPANY Sporting Goods Dependable for 35 Years Phone PA 4-2421 Winston -Salem, North Carolina H7 7-Up Bottling Compony Nothing Does It Like Seven-Up Winston-Solem North Corolino Horris Wholesole Builders Supply, lnc. The Builders' Supermorlcet Building Supplies, Points ond Plumbing P. O. Box 305 605 N. Moin Street, Pilot Mountoin, North Corolino Phone 368-2256 368-2257 Lilly Electric Compony Electric Controctors Residentiol - Commerciol Repoiring ond Revising All Types Electric Heoting 98-3-35l6 Dempsey B. Lilly - Owner King North Corolino J. C. Boles Sell-Service Groceries - Meots - Produce Dry Goods - Feeds - Flour - Fertilizer Phone EMerson 8-2506 Pinnocle North Corolino H8 Kooler's Foocl Center Phone 98-3-9775 King, North Corolino Boles Horclwore Compony Point - Horclwore - Applionces Sporting Goods - Toys Moytog - Westinghouse We Service Whot We Sell King I Pinnocle .Iomes ond Fronces Tedder Ernest Boles Phone YU 3-8935 EM 8-2592 .DAN RIVER PRINTS .BURLINGTCN FABRICS .WOOLENS 8. CREPES .FALL COTTONS .DRAPERY MATERIAL .SIMPLICITY PATTERNS .NOTIONS GUR FABRICS ARE OF THE FINEST QUALITY CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES FREE ESTIMATES CALL 983-33I3-JOE VOSS FABRICS AND CAMPING SUPPLIES Desco Foloric Compony GPEN NIGHTS-PHONE YU 3-33I3 Hwy. 52, BY PASS KING, KING, N. C We Represent SINGER SEWING MACHINES II9 PIEDMONT MOBILE HOMES tw , r. . --. -.. . , ,, , . ug.: N' .-Q I I Ll I I7 lit if ri ' 1 V, ,-'T' A 52 North - Winston-Salem, N. C. Phone PA 3-73I6 UNITED SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Phone 093-3198 King, North Carolina Marvin D. Gentry, Manager Insured Savings Home Financing I2O Iqgw I WARNER'S SERVICE STATION NEEDHAM FUNERAL HOME AND CHAP Oxygen Equipped and 2-Way Radios EL YU 3-3420 Air-Conditioned Ambulances King Norfh Ccrolino Ol' Pilot Mountain North Carolina RURAL HALL BEAUTY SHOP Jerry and Amy .Io Kiger Owners and Operators Telephone WO 9-5753 Rural Hall North Carolina Compliments of PILOT MOUNTAIN FORD MOTOR CO. Cars and Trucks Phone 368-2257 Compliments of KING DRIVE-IN THEATER YU 3-8045 COX FUNERAL HOME 24 Hour Service Telephone 388-2233 Pilot Mountain, North Carolina THE HOMELIKE. FUNERAL HOME Compliments of MOTHER AND DAUGHTER STORE In Winston Salem FEMININE FASHIONS Compliments of STANLEYVILLE GULF SERVICE U. S. Highway 52.8. N. C. Highway 66 Telephone 377-23I2 Rural Hall North Carolina Compliments of HILL'S LEXINGTON BARBECUE Compliments of C. W. MYERS TRADING POST INC. 27I8 North Liberty Street Winston-Salem North Carolina Compliments of A FRIEND MOOREI:lELD'S FLOWER SHOP Flowers For all Occasions BuIbs-Plants-Perennials-Cut Flowers Corsages-Funeral Designs Phone YU 3-585I North Carolina DOGWOOD INN 3835 Patterson Ave. Ext. Winston-Salem, North Carolina W. C. Searcy King, N. C. KING BARBER SHOP If you like my hair cuts, tell others, it not, tell me. Phone 98-3-8545 Compliments of JAY'S DRIVE-IN Compliments of SHOUSE'S GRILL Rural Hall North Carolina VADEN AND TLRNER ESSO SERVICE Emergency AAA Service Lubrication-Battery Service Tire, Wheel Balancing U. S. Route 52-Phone WO 9-4453 Rural Hall, North Carolina Ice Blocked Bags SNIITHERIVIAN'S AUTO SHOP I Complete Auto Glass Service Auto Trim Work Custom Interiors - Our Specialty Brown Road King North Carolina The Typewriter show place ofthe Year. Royal Typewriters KELLY TYPEWRITER COMPANY RURAL HALL SHELL SERVICE Wesley Hunsucker Lubrication Oil 6I6 West Fourth Street GCS Winston-Salem, North Carolina . Sales - Service - Rental 'l'm Coley Compliments of J. ELLIS COON All Kinds ot Insurance Day 98-3-8685 Home EM 82986 King, North Carolina RU PERT HALL Agent Nationwide Mutual Ins. Co's. Service, None Better KING BEAUTY SHOPPE YU 3-3575 Peggy and Albert Newsome Compliments ot DAI RI-O Home-made Ice-Cream Fountain Drinks King North Carolina PIEDMONT FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LCDAN Current Rcute - 4? Dividends Main Office Kernersville Corner, Third ond Liberty Bronch Northside Shopping Center Northside Branch Northside Shopping Center KING DRUG COMPANY 1- '3'vw '.-Q, QE:- QQ' r we- 4 Q? 'res of A ,ga -s-A Q5 is ., QQ! rf -4... 'f ' 'EifaiiiitH Sim -ii.. J 123 Western Auto Associate Store The Family Store R. H. Gentry King, North Carolina Phone 98-3-3440 Cook's Warehouse P. H. Thomas W. R. Fowler B. E. Cook C. B. Strickland, Jr. Doug Cook Julian Vaughn Fred McLaughlin Garland Griffin PA 4-9239 Morning Sale Every Day Herman's Mens - Boys The Style Center Famous Name Brands 98-3-9621 King East Bend, North Carolina Vogler Service Funeral Directors AMBULANCE SERVICE Radio-Controlled and Air-Conditioned Dependable Service for More Than a Century Phone 722-6lOl Winston-Salem, N. C. 124 Compliments of MOORE AND SLATE Distributor of Seal test KING GUANO COMPANY Agrico Patapsco Robertson's Morris' Priddy's Baugh's Royster's V. C. Weaver's Zells These Fertilizers for Sale at all Times Chilton Tobacco Curers - Tobacco Barn Flue Pipes ..... Bob Westmoreland J. W Gentry Phone YU 3-8865 King, North Carolina 125 Compliments of JAMES BURROW SURVEYING CO. Phone YU 3-3485 Compliments of COMMERCIAL 8. FARMERS BANK Rural Hall North Carolina Compliments of KING LUMBER COMPANY PRINGLE READY MIX CEMENT CO. Rural Hall North Carolina Phone 969-5I07 King North Carolina W. L. LYNCH Compliments of Department Store FLYNN'S LUNCH King, N.C. Pilot Mountain, N.C. IIO West 4th Street 98-3-9800 EM 8-2647 Winston-Salem Phone 722-2634 Compliments of HINKLE'S BOOK STORES, INC. Winston-Salem, N. C. Mt. Airy, N. C. Compliments of BELL'S RECAPPING AND AUTO SERVICE Have Your Clothes Cleaned AT KING Compliments of DRY CLEANERS IRA TUCKER Next Door To Post Office Route one King, N. C. Call 983-3340 GRIFFIN INSURANCE AGENCY Fire and Liability Insurance YU 3-9002 Renard Griffin, General Agent Sue Griffin, Secretary Compliments of J. E. TUTTLE SERVICE STATION Rural Hall, N. C. Phone 969-9I55 L f S I .. ' BET-I R 1 S ueut SIGHT 0 sb 5 7 I-ggi ' Good light he d ff d owsiness and weft: speeds you th gh g S :M make sure y b Ib I h prop gs xize, th y I p h d reflects light, a d h fl nough to dif- fuse Iighto Y I lly korea, Make good Ilght f d for life, It - f - ,, ,,, n L I lx I-, IUNXI It 1mlI'xNN Compliments of EASTNIAN KODAK COMPANY fKodak Copiersj Paul T. Johnson, Representative Phone 725 -02I3 Compliments of ESTHER'S BEAUTY SHOP YU 3-3130 King North Carolina NIAC'S GARAGE Real Service Sign 98-3-5825 Highway 52 King, North Carolina B I G OAK SU PERETTE CALLOWAY SHELL SERVICE Grease Jobs-Oil Change Ralph Boyles Owner 81 Operator Fisk Tires-Tubes Si Batteries Route 2 King, North Carolina Phone YU 3-8691 A Complete Line Of Groceries 8. Auto Accessories King North Carolina Phone Wo 9-3197 RURAL HALL LAWN NIOVIIER SERVICE T. C. Myers, Jr., Owner 3f4 Mile North of Rural Hall Route 2, Box 72 Rural Hall, N. C. Northwest Beverage Company ROYAL CROWN COLA AND DR. PEPPER DRAUGHON'S BUS I NESS COLLEG Secretarial 8. Accounting Courses Business Adm. - IBM Training Day Classes 8 A. M. till l:I5 Evening Classes Monday and Thursday 6:30 to 9:30 P. M. Miss Carolyn Westmoreland, President 632 W 4 PA 2-Ol2I E GORDON'S COIVIPLETE AUTO PARTS SERVICE Distributors of Nationally Known Automobile Parts Operated by Howard Gordon In Business To Serve You King, N. C. 98-3-964l J. Earl Griffin Plumbing-Heating-Septic Tanks Route if i King, North Carolina Phone 969 -5491 Expect More at Stockton's More Style-More Quality-More Service ' orman Siociaionfi nc. Qupy 411 N. Cherry St. Winston Salem, N. C. Compliments of Grower's Warehouse Phone PA 4-3688 Winston-Salem North Carolina King Insurance Service, Inc Service Means A Lot P. O. Box 516 Phone 983-3195 King, North Carolina 128 SHORE MERCHANTILE COMPANY Furniture ond Wilson Sp ' Good J h y T k TI N Y DI N Y Phone 983-9305 K NhCI Compliments of WARREN'S DRUGS Rural Hall North Carolina SWIMMING , SHELTON'S LAKE Large Fresh Lake, Sand Beach Picnic Grounds and Snack Bar Olivet Church Road West Between Old Highway 42l and Robinhood Rd. Hrs. Week Days-9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Sunday T2 to 6 p. m. Compliments of FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS RONLINGER E. E. SHORE INSURANCE AGENCY 423 North Liberty Phone 96-9 -2l65 or 96-9 -2955 PA 4-74ll Rural Hall North Carolina EST T900 Compliments of B 8: V MOTOR COMPANY Phone 377-2253 JOE COVINGTON ESSO-SERVICE ESSO Gas and Oil Goodyear Tires and Tubes Stanleyville North Carolina Delco Batteries-Groceries Best In Cars King Route ft l North Carolina TENNY'S lVl. A. PlCKETT'S 5 and10d DEPT. STORE 3l9 West 4th Street Home of Better Values Winston-Salem North Carolina Ready to Wear, Sportswear Lingerie King, North Carolina King Fuel Oil Supply Company Wholesale Dealer - Esso Product Phone 98-3-5685 King, North Carolina Printed Meter Service Fuel for Home and Farm Esso Furnaces and Burner Service Compliments of Gordon's Hardware A Complete Line of Hardware Mitchel Loman King, North Carolina Phone 98-3-8595 Compliments of King Furniture Company Complete Home Furnishings Phone YU 3-9762 Wall-Griffin Tire Co. Recapping, Wheel Alignment qs Wheel Balancing Phone 98-3-8891 King, North Carolina 131 COMPLETE FOUNTAIN AND LUNCHONETTE BUIE PHARMACY xg! iii? I, Spacious Parking Phone 983-3118 HILLCREST MOBILE HOMES E L L. 3 L 2 time L lg 1' A ' s s lr L A . f If , ' : ,J rs Buy for Less at Hillcrest 4009 Patterson Avenue Phone 723-6824 132 Rural Hall Lanes One Mile North of Rural Hall on Hwy. 52 Air Conditioned All Night Bowling Friday and Saturday Compliments of Scotty's Drive-I n Hwy. 52 Phone 377-2763 Grover Shugart Motors, Inc. Authorized Ford Dealer Rural Hall, North Carolina Phone 377-2281 Don't Trade For Any Car Until You See Us FAMILY DRIVE-IN BILL 0GBURN'S RESTAURANT King, N. C. Hwy. 52 North Home Cooked Meals 8. Sandwiches Mt. Airy, N. C. Curb Service Dining Room for Parties Home of the Cow Burger 133 Every human being, created in the image of God, is endowed with a power akin to that of the Creator-lndividuality, power to think and do. The men in whom this power is developed are the men who bear Responsibilities, who are leaders in enterprise, and influence Character. lt is the worlc of true education to develop this power to train the youth to be thinkers,and not mere reflectors of other men's thought.lnstead of confining their study to that which men have said or written, let students be directed to the sources of truth, to the vast fields opened for research in nature and revelation.Let them contem- plate the great facts of duty and destiny, and the mind will expand and strengthen. Instead of educated weaklings, institutions of learning may send forth men strong to think and to act, men who are masters and not slaves of circumstances, men who possess breadth of mind, clearness of thought, and the courage of their convictions. Such an education provides more than mental discipline, it provides more than physical training. lt strengthens the Character, so that truth and uprightness are not sacrificed to selfish desire or worldly ambition. lt fortifies the mind against Evil. Instead of some master passion becoming a power to destroy, every motive and desire are brought into c on form i ty to the great principles of Right.As the perfection of His character is dwelt upon, the mind is renewed, and the soul is recreated in the image of God. What education can be higher than this? What can equal it in value? JC N E S S T U D I 0 Winston-Salem, North Carolina 134 STANLEYV I LLE PHARMACY We Deliver in the Stanleyville and Rural Hall Areas Route one, Rural Hall at Stanleyville, N. C. F F Phone 377-2244 STOKES c:ouNTY's FINEST Eoon CENTER KING SUPER MARKET M W5 :u5!iMIlL WM, ' ' . 4,4- ' ,. .mffs1wmn1mw,.sQx.f.f- M Freshest Produce, Meats and Groceries Free Delivery Phone 385I5 Compliments ot HENNIS FREIGHT LINES, INC. Winston-Salem North Carolina 135 STOKES T .1 ff V ,hm ' 1- , -CN 1 1 . ix -N- ight. ees:-mai-.a ' MOTOR COMPANY 4 D, . . 1 fd I Q N ,iiugiiiuqi -... jaiiiiuiwuai V! . O , f ff' , .A e M rrrr e iw .2 .P V, Your Chevrolet Deoler King, North Carolina C. T. McGee Tim McGee 136 Bermuda Swimming Pool Distributor - Dealer Home Improvement Headquarters General Contractors Residential 1-Remodeling Commercial --Industrial Alterations--Tailor Made Aluminum Storm Doors and Windows Beautiful Building Lots Free Estimates - Day or Nite DEWEY LONG CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Phone YU 35l75 King, North Carolina 137 Debate rs JEANETTE FULTON BENNY MATTHEWS JOYCE SLATE 'ff 37 fa- .. N A, se SAMMY NEWSOME JOEL NEW H, ,,,, nf, BhVm ' 4 1 M A 1 re A-- 5 ez Harrell Smith, Bud C allowa y, David Lawson, Nancy T e dde r, Betty Badgett, Sandra Lawson, Carolyn Baker Winslow, jimmy Loggins, Billy Long, Franc es Allen, and Katherine Moore. Miss Kathleen Hall,Gerald Smith, Nancy Tuttle, Jimmy 138 Our Sweetheart - Miss Hall The seniors entertained Miss Hall with a tea after the chapel program. On December 6, 1963 the students of King High School presented a program entitled Our Sweetheart in which they honored Miss Kathleen Hall. Miss Hall left King after seven years of working with us. At the end of 1963, Miss Hall completed fifty years of teaching. In the program we had a chance to bring back happy memories and to tell Miss Hall how much her thoughtful- ness, inte rest, and helping hand have meant to us. A representative from each graduating class since Miss Hall had been at King came to pay her a special tribute. The highlight ca m e when Miss Hall was crowned our sweet- heart. Billy Long and Harrell Smith added warmth as they performed her favorite songs. The program was concluded as Miss Hall was escorted out of the auditorium and to a reception by Gerald Smith. Though Miss Hall is no longer teaching at King, she is still working for us as she helps to get the new schools ready by planning our classes for next year. South Stokes High School ' 5 ., -1 cgfcn ' South High School Stokes County, N. C. Ne xt year our students will join the students of Pinnacle, Pine Hall, and Walnut Cove at our new, consolidated high school, South Stokes. 140 Autographs 75911. 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