Lexington High School - Lexicon Yearbook (Lexington, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1955 volume:

!2f9!'-11-'J all 0 ra be 7V vxirnn 1955 Pnblislltd hy the Studcnt Body of Lcxington Senior High School in Lexington. North filifliiilllll, under the direction of EDNA HAYNES, Editor, 'ind LICVON VVICAVHR. Iizzsimnvs Jlnnagvr. Ad- visors of the 1955 IIEXICON were MISS CHARI,O'1 I'E MATTHEVVS and MISS JANIH MAN- NING. Tho photography was done by RI'iDMOND'S STUDIO of Elkin. North C':1rolin:1. Thi cover was made hy KINGSCRAFT of Kingsport. IFCIIIICSSPC. The printing and binding wcrv done by HDVVARDS K BROUGHTON COMPANY of Raleigh, North Caro1'i11:i. v WM -A ii f . , ,wwf ' -++ 2 MSNQQ. 'i'i,s:.Mmq,- Ilaerein map he fnunh I. DEDICATION ....... II. ADMINISTRATION .... Faculty Portraits .... Faculty Snaps ...... III. CI.ASSES. .. Seniors ....... Superlatives. . . Juniors ..... Sophomores . . . Freshmen. . . IV. ACTIVITIES ......... Student Government .... I.Ex1coN ............ Lexhipep .......... Quill and Scroll .... Library Club ..... Literary Club .... Honor Society .... Beta Club ..... Hi-Y ......... Tri-Hi-Y .......... Latin Club .......... Future Homemakers .... Future Teachers ....... Diversified Occupation .... Key Club ............. Band ............... Junior Chorus .... Girls' Chorus. . . Mixed Chorus.. V. SPORTS .... . . . Football ........... Football Scores ..... Junior Varsity .... Cheerleaders . . . Basketball .... Baseball .... VI. FEATURES .... Snaps .................. Coronation ............ . . . Last VVill and Testament .... VII. ADVERTISEMENTS ..... 3 U1JIJere'5 nothing inurtb the meat nf tninning But laughter anh the Iutnz uf f1:ieniJs. --Br':L1.0C Because of her happy disposition. IICI' llIlSClfiSi1 understanding, and hi-r genuine goodness, we the members of the l95'L-'55 IJ-:XICON Staff, with love and admiration do dedicate this edition to MRS. FLAYREE HILL THOMPSON. 4 Y A: Q bbs was a iBIJantum uf slight Sha' wax :i llllilllilllll of mlvlight l,ikv twilight! tim. hvr llll'4liy hair: WH tirst NIH. gl4.mm.d NIMH my sight: lint :ill things vlw :llmut In-r lll'IlXVl! 1 . . I l'rnm Klux' tum' :mil thx' c'l1u'l'lul llIlNVll X lmvl-V :ipp:n'ltlulr St'lll - lu lu- :n numu-ntw Ul'IIJIlllk'lllI I Huw IIN. mmm m.m.l.l. Yivw Ilil' 1-yvs :ls Sturm ul' twilight t':li1': ,X xpirit. yvt il NVUIIHIII lowly' I,oNm-'i-I I th K Illllllll nl Wm XM- llc-rlim-:ntv this lmgm' in fltlllliffltllill ut' l3l'l'l l'Y JU IZIXU. Xliw Nm' ':' ' : ' 5 I. Anclrcws, sul it qw cnusc of thcir cupuhlc QIlllll2llll't', i'l'ZlSt'lk'SS llIllll'!'hlZlllCllllfl,', and profound ch-votion to thc school, Mr. wrintcmlcnt of thc city schools, und Mr. U. lfl. Wike, principal, lmvc plays-ll :L hig part aking: lmxingrlon Scnior lligrh School ln-conic onc ol the- most UlllSt2llllllIlg' schools in thc stutc. Mrs. llzlrolml l l':l1ly, ctlicicnt school sccrctu llSll7IlltltN nhuh she tlkms c uc of with accuracy und proniptncss. has Illilllj' rcspo ' '- q - z Q 'f Gut QUBUSBBIS Year uftcr ycur wc final it ncccsszlry to in- crcusc our pruisc for onr school :uhninistrzltion hcczinsc of thcir worth :ind ahility. Not only do they work to nnikc tha- school :I hcttcr onc, hut tlwy also consiclcr it thcir rcsponsihility to strcngthcn thc cllurnctcr of cnch inmlivimlnal student. 'l'heir nmin ohjcctivcs :irc to sccnrc' the llllV11lltIlgt'S of cdncation for can-In stnmlcnt :incl to lnanugc and plan thc school's cnrricnhnn in tht- hcst possihlc lnanncr. B1'l'llllSl' the school runs so smoothly. it is hard for ns to OOIIIIDFCH ha-nal thc tinic :incl ctfort that is spcnt to rm-:ich thcsc ohjcctivcs: hnt :in cxnlnplc lics in the fact that their school yt-:ir nm-vcr cnmls. Their work continncs into thc snnnncr sincc then- zirc so nmny coniplicntcd dctuils in coinple-ting :1 sncccssfnl plan for our school progruin. YV:- cxpress, with profound grntitnrlc and :ipprcs ciation, our thanks for thcir mlm-votion in hclp- ing us to hc good citizcns of lmxinggton and wa-ll cdlicatf-cl young pcoplc. M'ISS LYNN BI-ILToN, Biology, MRS. I.. E. BERRY, English, Math, MR. HAROLD BowEN, Driving, General Science, Assistant Principal, MRS. JEAN BOWEN, Business Education. Mxss SHIRLEY BRooRs, Librarian, LIISS ANNE CLARK, Math, MR. FRANK CLARK, Sociology, Geography, MRs. HARoLn FRADY, Secretary. MRS. ROLAND GIBSON, History, Eng- lish, MISS PEGGY GILLIAM, French, Algebra, MR. A. B. HARDEE, Indus- trial Arts, Diversified Occupation, MRS. OTTIS HEDRICR, English, Lexhi- pep. Miss LILLIAN JONES, Latin, English, MRS. THEODORE I4E0NARD, Ho-me Eco- nomics, MRS. FRED B. LEWIS, English: Miss JANIE MANNING, Trigonometry, Geometry. MISS CIHIARLQTTII MATTHEWS, Biology, Chemistry, MR. Boa MoosE, History, MR. PRESNELI. MULL, Physics, Gen- eral Science, MR. V. G. PRICE, His- tory, Physical Education. MRS. V. G. PRICE, Health, Physical Education, Mxss BETTY Jo RING, Eng- lish, Speech, MRS. FLAYREE HILI. THOMPSON, Business Education, MR. BEL!-'ORD WAGNER, Band. MR. C. E. WVIKE, Principal, MRS. E. E. WITHERSPIION, Civics, Glee Club. Jfacultp Twp lrfl: Starting thc clay wtf with u smile-. Mrs. I,r.-ullnrd vhecks hvr ruil. Top righl: ss Mzltthcws nnlst hc thinking: about SUIIICUIN' spvciul. 'l'li6r0's VVUII stars in hvr vyc-s. rlrllrf lwfl: l'u:n'li filllll IllllSt lnlvl- an prvtty intvrvsting class. Hr vvvn has Hd MulI's 1-ntinn. ,ilirlallrf rlylif: Mrs. Witlwrspmm sc-anis mighty pls-usezl nvvr sum:-thingr. It must In hor lim- grim- clnhs. linllum lrfff: 'l'c-zwlliiigr isn't all work, Mrs. Hedrick, Mrs. Pm-lor, und ss llruuks sm-ms tn iw 1-iljoying Hwsc- fvw inumcnts uf I't'tPlXlltilllI. Iiullnm riyhl: Miss lhllun nmkos iwrsm-If t'Ullli'0I'tilhit' :ls she goes uhuut the task ut' grading papers. 8 011215525 Lvft: 'l'l1ey're the tops--Our Senior Class Officers are discuss- ing different types of invitations. Leff to right: Sarah Swicegood, Treasurerg Bob Timberlakv, Vice-Prs-sidrntg Eddie Cathell, Prvsidentg Susan Stewart, Ser:- rotary. Greatest in the South ! ! I Digniiicd Seniors . . . senior privileges? F . . . class dinner . . . invitations . . . last election of class oflit-ers . . . electing lll!1SCOtS minute crannning for exams . . . graduation . . . King and Queen . . Mr. and Miss day . . . turning onto the road of life. . L.H.S .... college day , . . senior trip . , Left: Mrs. Uttis Hvdrivk and Miss Charlotte Matthews, Senior Class sponsors, are discussing plans for the Senior Class picture. Righl: Aft:-r a very enjoyable pc-rforlnancc of tap dancing and baton twirling, thesa- twu Cute niasvots wvrf- vliosm-n. 'l'ln-y are Franc:-s livrrier and Bryon' YVag:m'r. 10 MARTHA ANN ABERNATHY . . . quiet . . . ea.-ry to gel along with . . . likable... Give Club 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 1, 4, Treasurer 4. REBA MAE BATES . sweel . . . quiet . . . real nice . LEONARD HUGHES BECK . . . loud and lively . . . devilish . . . everybody's friend . . . Student Council 3, 4g Supcrlative 4g D.O. Club 4, Treasurer 4. TILLE BECK . . . our queen , . . sweet dimples . . . smart clothes . . . cute . . . Lewhipep Staff 3. 4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4g Quill and Scroll 3, 4-g Latin Club l, 23 F.H.A. 1, 25 Miss L.H.S. 44 Basketball Manager 3, 4, Scorekeeper 4. MARCIA JEANNETTE BELL . . . sludious . . . dependable . . . a real leader . . . Lirxxcox 44 National Honor Society 4-, Secretary 4g Latin 1, 24 Beta Club 4g Superlative 43 Jr. Class Play 33 Junior Class Marshal 3g Literary C-lub 4g Quill and Scroll 4. BOBBY BIESECKER . . . likable . . . good Tllltllflfli . . . real friendly . . . Baseball Team lg D.O. Club 4-g Patrol 2. BETTY BILLINGS . . . real sweet . . . Randy . . . seen on crutches . . . cute freckles . . . Latin Club 1, 24 Library Club 4, President 4. BETTY ANNE BROWN . . . real friendly . . . Roy . . . cute walk . . loved by many . . . Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4g Glcc Club 3, 4, President 4. Seniors Sveniurs GERALD EUGENE BYERS . . . mo-uth! I . . . Yankee . . . friendly . . . Hi-Y 3, 43 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Jr. Class Play 3. GARY MITCHELL BYRD . . . best athlete . . . Gummy . . . an all around guy . . . Hi-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 4g Student Council lg Foot- ball Team 1, 2. 3, 4g Basketball Team 1, 2 , 3, 4g Baseball Team 1, 2, 3, 4g Key Club 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 43 Superlative 43 F.T.A. Club 4, Treasurer 4. FREDERICK DANIEL CARLTON . . . main of few words . . . friendly . . . liked by all . . . EDWIN JENNINGS CATHELL . . . our king . . . good looking . . . good dancer . . . leadership plus . . . Senior Class Oflicer, President, Freshman Class Oiiicer, Vice-President, Lsxlcou Stal? 33 National Honor Society 4g Quill and Scroll 3, 4g Hi-Y-44 Student Council 1, 2, Football Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Team 3, 4-g Latin Club 1, 24 Key Club 2, 3, 4-5 Mr. L.H.S. 4g DeMolay 2, 3, 44 Superlative 4g Jr. Class Play 3, Literary Club 4. PHYLLIS ANN CLIFFORD . . . quiet . . . Hobby . . . music lover . . real nice . . . Band l, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 1, 25 F.T.A. Club 4. BARBARA ELIZABETH CLODFELTER . . . pretty hair . . . smart clothes . . . real friendly . . . Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 1. EDGAR COLTRANE COBLE . . . smile for all . . . horses . . . all eyes for Martha . . . Junior Class Officer, Vice-Presidentg Lerrhipep Staf 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 4g Key Club 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 3, President 4g Mr. L.H.S. 4g Superlative 4, Jr. Class Play 3g McCallie School, Sennet lg Glee Club 1, Y.M.C.A. 1. JANE ESTELLE COOK . . . real sweet . . . personality . . . always laughing . . . Student Council 1. 2g Latin Club 1, 25 F.T.A. Club 4. BARBARA ANN COOPER . . . mnrriml . . . real sweat . . . new . . friendly . . . Millers Creek Sehool, Glee Club 1, 2, 34 Draluaiies Club 14 Music Appreciation 1g Pep Club 1. JACK COPPLEY . . . elzrlerfnl .vmllrf . . . Fu! Cul . . . eat, drink, nnrl lu' merry . . . Ili-Y 3, 4, Secretary 44 Football Team 2, 3, Vi-4 Key Club 3, 4, Secretary 44 Monogram Club 2, 3, 44 Basketball Manager 2, 3, 44 Baseball Manager 2. NANCY FAYE COVINUTON . . . 1lffl'fll'fi'l'0 . . . Snyy . . . fliammul . . . real xruwff . . . Sophomore Class Otlieer, XvlCl'-Pl'CSlll9IltQ Student C-ouneil ig Glee Club 4, President 44 Miss L.H.S.4 Superlative 4. NICHOLAS SCOTT CRAVEN , . . rluvlnr . . . good afhlwfr' . . . an all around guy . . . National Honor Society 44 Ili-Y 3, 44 Student Council 44 Football Team 1, 2, 3, 44 Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, 44 Baseball Team 1, 2, 3, 44 Golf Team 44 Latin Club 1, 24 Key Club 3, 44 Mono- gram Club 3, 44 Jr. Class Marshal 3. STl4ll'Hl'lN ICIJVVAKD CRAVER . . . ll frilfncl fu ull . . . luzwf 'em unfl l4m'Ue 'Um . . . real niee . . . Latin Club lg De-Molay 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Councilor 2, Treasurer 3. EVELYN CROSS . . . quiet . . . plemwuzl . . . shy smile . . . real nirf' . . . Basketball Team 3, 44 Glec Club 3, 44 Library Club 4. IBA ll BA li A J EA N CROTTS . . . nent flr0.v.-mr . . . u winning smile . . . lolx of fun . . . Tri-Hi-Y 44 Basketball Team 3, 4. BETTY JEAN CURRY . . . good drlnrer . . . rlulhes . . . real sweet and friendly . . . xnnny disposition . . . Tri-Hi-Y 44 Basketball Team 34 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. mripv-H'-xx., Seniors Seniors FRAN KIE YVONNE DARNELI. . . . quiet . . . short nf sweet . . . easy to get along with . . . ROBERT BRYCE DARR . . . man. of many words . . . fair and square ...n-icetoknow... Glee Club 4. GEORGE ELKINS . . . talented . . . good athlete . . . co-operative . . . real nice . . . Hi-Y 4g Football Team 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball Team I, 2, 3, 43 Baseball Team 1, 2, 43 Key Club 43 Beta Club 43 Superlative 4. MARTIN ERWIN . . . man of many 'words . . . friendly chap . . . an all around guy . . . Football Team 3, 43 Band 13 Latin Club 1, 23 Key Club 43 Beta Club 43 DeMolay 3, 43 Jr. Class Play 3. JOEL EDSEL EVERHART . . . always with Dorras . . . cute smile . friendly disposition . . . Glee Club 3. DORIS JEAN FARRINGTON . . . real cute . . . winning smile . . . grand personality . . . Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Glee Club 33 Latin Club 13 Orphanage Conference 3, 43 Junior Home, Basket- ball Team 1, 2, Tri-Captain 3, 43 Softball Team 3. PATSY FARRINGTON . . . quiet and reserved . . . friendly to all . . real nice . . . Glee Club 3, 4. MARY MEL FARRIS . . . intellectual . . . dependable . . . real friendly . . . Honor Roll. . . Lezvhlpep Staff 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 4g Quill and Scroll 3, 4g Student Council 1, 2g Latin Club 1, 2, President 2g Superlative 4-3 Junior Class Marshal, Chief 3. ROBERT FITZGERALD . . . Mr, Pres . . . witty . . . personality plus . . . host all around . . . Lrzxlcox StaH 3, 4g National llonor Society 44 Quill and Scroll 44 Student Council 3, 4, Vice- Prcsident 3, President 44 Latin Club 1, 24 Key Club 3, 44 Dc-Molay 2, 3, 4-4 Superlative 44 Jr. Class Play 3. MARGARET ANN FORD . . . Cookie . . . diamond . . . rule and friendly . . . one nice gal . . . Glee Club 1, 2, 4. ANGELLA MAE FOSTER . . . .lark . . . leadership plus . . . an all arounrl girl . . . sweet disposition . . . Junior Class Otlicer, Secretary4 IAEXICON Stat? 44 National Honor Society 3, 44 Tri-Hi-Y 44 Student Counc'l 1, 3, 4, Treasurer 44 F.H.A. 1, 2, Sec- retary 24 Superlative 44 Quill and Scroll 4. CAROLYN JEAN FOSTER . . . bubbling with personality . . . friendly . . . lots of fun . . . Tri-Hi-Y 44 Student Council 2, 34 Cheerleader 44 Latin Club 1, 24 Beta Club 44 Superlative 44 F.T.A. Club 4g Slorekeeper 2, 3. VVILLIAM MEADE FREEMAN . . . manager . . . dry will . . . real nice and friendly . . . Football Team l, 2, 3, 44 Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, 44 Golf Team 14 Glee Club 44 Mono,f:ram Club 34 Football Manager 2, 3, 44 Baseball Manager 3, 44 F.'1'.A. Club 4g Baseball Team 3, 4. PATRICIA ANN FRYE . . . Trish . . . real rule . . . prolly hair . . . loved by all . . . Tri-Hi-Y 3, 44 F.H.A. Club 2g Library Club 3, 4g Dramatics Club 3. SHIRLEY ANN GALLIMOR E Yankee . . . wit . . . smiles for all . . neat dresser . . . 'l'ri-Hi-Y 4g Student Council 2, 34 Gfce Club 3- Junior Home, Basketball Vllfillll 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri- Captain 1, 2g Orphanage Conference 2, 3, 44 Softball Team 3. SYLVIA JEAN GALLIMORE ...short and sweet . . . fun to lm with . . lilo-nd hair . . . Glee Club 1, 3, 4, Treasurer 44 F.H.A. Club l, 2, 3. Sveniurs nas, beniurs FRANKIE GOSS . . . n real sport . . . ambitious . . . silent type . . . nice to know . . . Football Team 2, 3, Basketball Team 3, 4g Base- ball Team 3, 4. SUZANNE GUEST , . . . locals of fun . . . always happy . . . Willie . . . Tri-Hi-H 4, Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Give Club 4, Junior Ilome, Cheerleader 1. BARBARA JEAN HAMILTON . . . .-rtuflious . . . short and sweet . . . Billy Joe . . . nine to know . . . Glee Club lg Latin Club 1, 2, Jr. Class Marshal 3. JOHN LEVVIS HATHCOCK . . . man of few words . . . fine fellow . . very nice and dependable . . . VIRGINIA CAROLYN HAMES . . . married to Archie . . . cute . . . a sweet gal . . . friendly . . . Band 1, 2, 3, lst Chair ot' America Certificate 3g Glee Club 44 F.H.A. lg D.O. 4, Secretary 4. EDNA MARIE HAYNES . . . editor . . . pemonality plus . . . friendly and dependable . . . lover of sports . . . IJEXICON Staf 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 4g National Honor Society 3, 4g Quill and Scroll 3, 4g Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4, Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 43 Latin Club 1, 2, Beta Club 3, 44 Monogram Club 33 Superlative 4g Jr. Class Play 3, F.T.A. Club 4, President 4. BOBBY FORREST HEDRICK . . . quiet .... -r ludions . . . a friend of all . . . an all around guy . . . National Honor Society 4, Treasurer 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. MARILYN HEDRICK . . . cute . . . a swell friend . . . sweet disposition . . . real nice . . . Lnx1c'oN StaH 44 Tri-Hi-Y 4g Beta Club 3, 4, President 4, Office Assistant 4. EA RL HULLEMAN . . . teddy bear . . . lover? . . . eule . friendly smile . . . a grand guy . . . REBECCA JANE JOHNSON . . . personality . . . attractive . . . pretty hair . . . real sweet . . . Tri-Hi-Y -4-g Student Council lg Glee Club 1, 3, 4. DORCUS JEAN KOONTS ...Frank . . . diamond . . . sweet disposition... Band 1, 2, 3, 44 F.H.A. 1. KEARNEY LEE KOONTS, JR. . . . dependable . . . willing to work . . . Barbara . . . Football Team 3, 43 Latin Club 1, 24 Monogram Club 4g Mr. L.H.S. 4g DeMolay 3, 4. NATHANIEL JOSIAH LANGLEY . . . Joe . . . easy to get along with . . quiet . . . real nice . . . D.O. Club 4. BARBARA DALE LANIER . . . cute and sweet . . . hospital . . . real friendly . . . Student Council 43 Glee Club lg F.H.A. Club 2: D.O. Club 3, 4, President 4. RUBY JAINELL LANNING . . . sweet . . . dependable . . . fun to be with . . . personality . . . Tri-Hi-Y 4g Basketball Team 2, 3, 4. RAMONA LEE LEONARD . . . cute . . . Robert . . . winning smile . . one sweet gal . . . Tri-Hi-Y 4, Student Council 3, 4g Glee Club 2, 3g Latin Club 1, 25 Home Economics Assistant 4. i W, Sentara beninrs 18 REBECCA JUNE LEONARD witty . . . go, go, go, . . . personality . . . one grand gal . . . Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 44 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD EUGENE LINK . . . quiet . . . sincere . . . likable . . . a grand guy . . . BARBARA ANN LOH R . . . cute and sweet . . . dependable . . . smile for everyone . . . Kearney . . . Latin Club 1, 2g Miss L.H.S. 4. WILLIE GLENN LUUKABILI., JR. . . man of few word.-r . . . Billy . . . likable . . real friendly . . . MARY JOYCE LYTLE . . . friendly in her quiet way . . . willing worker . . . big smile . . . I .'l'.A. Club 4, F.H.A. 3, Marion High 1. VVINFRED UDELL MCBRIDE . . . ambitious . . . fl fine fellow . . . willing worker . . . easy going . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4-, Flag Bearer 44 Glee Club 4, Jr. Class Play 3. MAX CARLTON MCBRIDE . . . dependable . . . a fine fellow . . . willing worker . . . real nioe . . . GEORGIA CARM ELITA McCARN . . . Bill . . . lots of fun . . . real sweet . . Iligh Point . . . sunny disposition . . . Student Council lg Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4-. JAMES HARRY MATTHEWS . . . kind of quiet . . . good natured . . . a fue friend . . . carefree . . . Glee Club 4. CLARENCE DALE MICHAEL . . . friend to all . . . nice to know . . . lovable . . . one grand guy . . . DeMolay l. CAROLYN JANE MOCK . . . good natured . . . dependable . . . so nire and sweet . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA CAROL MONEY . . . sweet in her quiet way . . . studious . . dependable . . . Glee Club 3, F.H.A. 1. SNOOKY MONEY . . . smart clothes . . . real sweet . . . dependable . . . music lover . . . LPIXICON Staff 34 National Honor Society 4-g Cheerleader 3, 4, Glee Club 43 Latin Club 1, 2, Secretary 23 Jr. Class Play 3, Junior Class Marshal 3, Literary Club 45 Girl's State 3. EDGAR MULL . . . always clowning . . . bu-ll shooter . . . a grand guy . . . Sophomore Class Officer, Secretary, Lerehipep Staff 3, 4-4 Hi-Y Club 3, 4-g Football Team 2, 3, 4g Junior Home lg Key Club 2, 3, 4-g Monogram Club 33 Orphanage Conference 2, 3, 4, Boy's State 4, Junior Home, Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 35 Baseball Team 1, 2, 3, 4. JANE ANGELA NAVE . . . pretty eyes . . . witty . . . disposition . . . sweet girl . . . Basketball Team 2, 45 F.H.A. 1, Superlativc 4-g Jr. Class Play 3. ANN OLDHAM . . . diamond . . . witty . . . fun lover . . never quiet . . . real sweet . . . Glee Club 4, D.O. 4. Seniors Ps! . Seminars Z 4 i JAMES TERRY OSBORNE . . . Smiley . . , fun lover . . . never quiet . . a grand guy . . . Football Team 1, 2, 35 Key Club 4. GLENN EDWIN OVVEN . . . friendly . . . great smile . . . fl real niro chap . . . Band 1, 2, 3. JANE ELIZABETH PARKER . . . Don . . . cute . . . 'real friendly . sweet disposition . . . Tri-Hi-Y Club 4, Latin Club 1, 2, JAMES DONALD PARSONS . . . quiet in his niece way . . . a real frieml . . . smiles . . . Industrial Arts 1, 2, 4. SHIRLEY MAXINE PAYNE . . . pint-size . . . short and .sweet . . . friendly . . . Glee Club 2, 3, 44 Library Club -lg Home Eco- nomies Assistant 4. JANICE PENRY . . . zlimnond . . . love letters . . . real nice to know . . . personality . . . Tri-Hi-Y 4, D.O. Club 4-g Achilles, Virginia, Stu- dent Council lg Basketball Team lg F.H.A. lg Softball Team lg Southmont, Basketball Team 24 Popularity Queen. BOBBY RAY POPE . . . good looking . . . liked by all . . . real nice . . . on all around guy . . . Junior Class Ollieer, Presidentg Sophomore Class Officer, Treasurerg Freshman Class Officer, Treas- urer, Hi-Y Club 3, 4-4 Vice-President 4-g Student Council 1, 2, 3, Storekeeperg Football Team 2, 3, 4-g Basketball Team 3, 4-g Latin Club 1, 24 Key Club 3, 4-4 Beta Club 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Mr. I,.H.S. 4. FRED SAMUEL POPE . . . eurly hair . . . friendly . . . sweet disposition, . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4. JEMMIETTA HOPE REDWINE . . . real cute . . . sweet . . . persofnaility plus . . . National Honor Socfety 44 Student Council 3g Cheerleader 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4. RONDA LEE ROBBINS . . . always laughing . . . jolly . . . one sweet girl . . . National Honor Society 44 Tri-Hi-Y 44 Latin Club 1, 2g F.I'I.A. 1, 2, 3, Parliamentarian 2g F.'1'.A. 4, Librarian 4. PHYLLIS JEANETTE ROGERS . . . married to Bobby . . . real sweet and cute . . . personality . . . Sophomore Class Oflicer, President, Tri-Hi-Y Club 4, Student Council 2, Basketball Team 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4-g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 2, Librarian 3, 4, Monogram Club 4. RAYE ELIZABETH SECHREST . . . Scott . . . real sweet . . . pretty hair . . . beautiful 'voice . . . Lezchipep Staff 44 National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Cheerleader 4, Glee Club 4, Secretary 44 Latin Club 1, 25 Superlative 4, Jun- ior Class Marsbalg Quill and Scroll 4. MARJORIE JEANETTE SHOAF . . . dependable . . . quiet in her sweet way . . . liked by all . . . Student Council 4, Glee Club 3, 4. HARRIET LAPAGE SINK . . . real original . . . cate and sweet . . . grand personality . . . Lea-hipep Staff 3, 43 National Honor Society 4g Cheerleader 3, 4g Latin Club 1, 2g Beta Club 4, Jr. Class Play: F.T.A. Club 4, Literary Club 44 Quill and Scroll 4. JOSEPH STANFORD SINK, JR. . . . full of fun, . . . good natured . . . football . . . everyborlyis friend . . . Quill and Scroll 3, 44 Student Council 44 Football Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Team 2, 3, 43 Baseball Team 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Vice-President 24 Key Club 3 4 DeMola 2 3 4 Junior Councilor s'5 y s 1 y 3, 4-g F.T.A.4. THOMAS LEE SINK . . . happy go lucky . . . Bird-Dog . . . always picking . . . loads of fun . . . Football Team 1, 2g Glee Club 3, 4g Latin Club lg Baseball Manager 1, 3, 4, Seniors bzniurs FRANKLIN DVVIGHT SMITH . . . dry 'wit . . . talker . . . slap happy . . a fine friend . . . Glce Club 1, 25 Latin Club 1. JANET LELLA SMITH . . . cute . . , short n' sweet . . . personality plus . . . I.lEx1coN Staff 4g Cheerleader 3, 44 Latin Club 1, 24 F.H.A. lg Beta Club 44 Miss L.H.S. 4, Super- lative 4. ROBERT EDVVARD STAFFOR D . . . football . . . everyo-ne'u friend . . . always got a grin . . . Freshman Class Officer, President, Hi-Y Club 3, 4: Student Council 1, 2, Football Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Basketball Team 2, 3, 43 Baseball Team 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 1, 2, Treasurer 24 Key Club 2, 3, 43 Beta Club 43 Monogram Club 3g DeMolay 2, 3, 4, Master Councilor 3, Senior Councilor 4. VVILLIAM KEITH STAMEY . . . studious . . . youd natured . . . liked by all . . . Lexhipep Staff 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4g Hi-Y Club 3, 4, President 43 Latin Club lg Beta Club 4, DeMolay 2, 3, 4, Scribe 2, 3, 4. SUSAN LORAINE STEWART . . . dependable . . . leadership . . . real sweet . . . nice to know . . . Senior Class Oliicer, Secretaryg Junior Class Of- ficer, Treasnrerg Lerhipep Stall' 4, National Honor Society 4g Tri-Hi-Y 4, Student Council 3, 44 Basketball Team 4-4 Quill and Scroll 4. DONALD EUGENE STOKES - . . 3'Wl0Tf dTfl3Hf'T' ...' 77 HH!-fl0T8 . . . C1113 . . . that ford . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Flag Bearer 3, Secretary 4, Color Guard 4, Latin Club 1, 2. TANGER MARIE STORY . . . Bobby . . . freckles . . . real sweet and sincere . . . Glee Club 4-g F.H.A. 1. CAROLINE LEE SVVAIN . . . Piedmont Queen- . . . pretty 'hair and eyes . . . wit . . . an all around girl . . . LEXICON Staff 3, 4-g National Honor Society 4g Student Council 1, 2, Secretary 24 Basketball Team 2g Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Chief 4, Glee Club -1-g Monogram Club 3, Treasurer 34 Piedmont Queen 44 Tri-Hi-Y 4g F.T.A. 4-4 Superlative 43 Quill and Scroll 4. CAROLYN JANE SWICEGOOD . . . smiles . . . energetic . . . real sweei . . loads of fun . . . Glee Club 44 Basketball Manager 4-4 Library Club 4, Vice-President 4-. SARAH MARGARET SVVICEGOOD . . . Re'u.', . . . smart clothes . . . a 'real leader . . . sweel . . . an all around girl . . . Senior Class Officer, Treasurerg IAIXICON Stal? 44 National Honor Society 3, 4-4 Tri-Hi-Y Club 3, 4, President 44 Latin Club l, 24 F.H.A. Club 1, 2, Vice-President 1, President 24 Superlative 44 Jr. Class Play 34 Junior Class Marshal 34 GirI's State 3. DONALD CRAVER SVVING . . . Jane . . . one of The Sain-ts . . . friendly ...n.eal... Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Drum Major 4, First Chair of America Awardg Key Club 3, 4-4 Jr. Class Play 3. ROBERT TAYLOR . . . rultin' up . . . a fine friend . . . more fun . . . big lalkfr . . . Buddy . . Basketball Team I4 D.O, Club 4-. TINA JOE TEAGUE . . . Larry . . . quiet and reserzwd . . . real rule . . . friendly . . . Latin Club 1, 2. BOBBY RAY TEMPLE . . . real nice in his quiet way . . . good friend . . . likable . . . Ulee Club 4. ROBERTS EDGAR TIMBERLAKH . . . hot rod . . . lfrvas to hu-nt . . . lovwl by many . . . an all around guy . . . Senior Class Oflicer, Vice-Presidentg Freshman Class Oflicer, Secretaryg Lewhipep Stai 2, 3, 44 Quill and Scroll 3, 4-4 Student Council 4-4 Football Team 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4-4 Golf Team 2, 3, 44 Key Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Treasurer lg Beta Club 3, 4-4 Monogram Club 3, 4-4 DeMolay 1. CLARA TODD . . . rval sweet and rule . . . a wal friend . . , perxonalily . . . Tri-Hi-Y Club 44 Glee Club 34 Junior Home, Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, 44 Softball 3. Seminars Seniors JACK REED TONEY . . . dependable . . . willing to 'work . . . a real friend . . . liked by all . . . National Honor Society 43 Latin Club 1, 23 Industrial Arts 1, 2, 3, 4. DON VVILSON TRUELI. . . . cute . . . wit . . . lots of fun to be with . . . real nice . . . Football Team 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 43 Key Club 43 F.T.A. 4. MARY ALICE TUSSEY . . . sweet girl . . . cute smile . . . neat . . lots of fun . . . Latin Club 1, 2. BAXTER LEROY VVALLACE . . . loves to hunt . . . everybody's friend . . . full of f-un . . . contented . . . Hi-Y Club 43 Football Team 1, 2, 3, 43 Key Club 43 Monogram Club 33 Basketball Manager 43 Industrial Arts 1, 2, 3. PEGGY ANNE VVASHBURN . . . Jim . . . sunny disposition . . . cute . . . loved by all . . . real sweet . . . Tri-Hi-Y Club 43 Basketball Team 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. LEVON FRANKLIN WEAVER . . . dependable . . . Honor Roll . . . sweet disposition . . . an all around guy . . . I,r:x1coN Staff 3, 4, Business Manager 43 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, President 4-3 Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Hi-Y Club 43 Student Council 43 Superlative 4. MAYWOOD ROBERT WILKERSON . . . nice -in his quiet way . . . neat dresser ...likedbyall... Hi-Y Club 43 DeMolay 2, 3, 4, Senior Councilor 3. JOCIE CURTIS VVILLIAMS, JR. . . . always got a grin . . . loved by 'many . . . admirable . . . personality plus . . . Lea-hipep Staff 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Quill and Scroll 4g Football Team 2, 3, 43 Basket- ball Team 3, 43 Latin Club l, 23 Key Club 3, 43 Beta Club 3, 43 DeMolay 2, 3, 4, Master Councilor 4, Jr. Councilor 3g Superlative 4g Jr. Class Play 33 Junior Class Marshal 3. Seniors JO ANN VVILSUN . . . one of fha rules! . . . prfmolmlily plus . . , , , CJPIIP . . . lilrwl by all . . . ,,. .v w 1 1 - 1 lri-Hi-X 4, hecretary -I-g Student fUlllll'll lg l-lee Clnb 3, 4, Treasurer 3. NEIJJA ANN YVUOIJ . . . preffy eyes . . . fllfl' . . . real nivc' . . suwet and frirmlly . . . Tri-Hi-Y 4, Basketball 'llt'2llll 3, 4-g Glce Club 3, L PACI, VVRIUHT . . . real frieurlly . , . lmrrl zvnrlrrfr . . . nice lu know . . . .lr. Class Play 3, D.U. Club lg North Cane High, Glec Club 1, 2. RICHARD CLEG YARISROCGII . . . quid lm! nice . . . friefnrlly . . . lilrml hy ull . . . om' grand guy . . . D.0. Club 4-. FRED RUWE YUCN'l', JR. . . . one of The Saints . . . snappy dresser . . . earefrrw , , . p4'r.vo:1rrlil-11 . . . Basketball Teaxn Il, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 45 First Chair of Alneriea Award 3, 4, State lland Clinic 3, Winecolf Band Clinic 2. Bolton: left. Iefl In -righf: It was a tough choice for the seniors when Peggy Washburn, Tina Jo Teague, Ramona Leonard, Jane Cook, Jane Parker, Sarah Swieegood, Janet Slllllll, and Susan Stewart all brought ellte little girls to compete for lllilSl'UtI, but tinally the top two were chosen, Iiollom riylif, Iefl fu riylrfi Full of Christmas spirit and enjoying their homeroom party are seniors Barbara Crotts, Doris Farrington. Carolyn Mock, Dorcus Koonts, Mary Alice Tussey, Frankie Darnell, Mrs, Thonipson, Betty Anne llrown. Phyllis Rogers, Becky Johnson, Jo Ann Wilson, Jane Parker, Jane Nave, Jane Cook, Tina Jo Teague. Margaret Ann Ford, Jean Hamilton, Freddie Carlton, Nancy Covington, Jexnxnietta Redwine, Jinnny Os- borne, Sylvia Galliniore, and Nelda Wood. fig, V939 EMM! lull Iwfl: lilllllli C'.X'l'lIl'lI,I. Must lhlwilllill' . . . Iivsl l'vr-.uuzllity , . . lic-.I l,uukil1,ug NANCY FUN IYll'I'UN Mus! .'x'tY'ill'tiYl'. Twp rfyflllf .l.'XNl'I'l' SNll'l'll f'lltl'St1 l'1lJDll'1 l'Ul5l.lf fllhxl, Iflffflllll ff!! IUIJY l US'l'l'lIi l r'im'lnIli4'sf: l,l'IYUN NYILXVICIK I'wI'il'IllHil'Nt.j lf-XICUIAINX SXYXIH limi l,1'l'NUllJllllX . . Muni lilblllllllf. liuflum riyllf: liUI1lfIli'l' l I'l'ffIl'1li.Xl,IJ limi .XII-.Xruuml . . . Muni Ij1'IN'llllJlllll' . sl XII xllbl uni f,lltNl2llllHllQI1 S.Xli.XlI SWli'l'lUUUIl 511:31 Uuis1:1mling': AXNl1lCI.l,,X l US'l'l'llC lin' . -. ' 1 26 iq, Nlli'lil'Y IWRIJ ll 1, W. Em. ' ' vxl .xHlIl'iL'1 ICIJXA IIAXYN HS HUM .Xllllviv . . . llvsl Spurl. lmff ,' u Q - - 3 I 'I I 'Q 'Q , ' , :xl ,x1Il1'Il1t'il . . . livsl Spurl, lfigllllf .l.'XNl'1 N 1' ' f' il- , mr, 5 ' ' ,' .'.m Nlllllilbl Nl sl lllllllul CIUIMI lllxlNH Nll l mwl: Nl.XlU'l.X l3l'1l.l. Musl l,l'lYl'lIKliIllIl'I, l.l,HN.Xlil7 IHA lx W IH sl If nu tl li l ls W ll IIXNIN Nl xl lllilllulllll 'NIXHY NIl'I VXHHIS V1 I lllftllllfllll . .nl J' .1 'l'n:islingr an juli wc-ll dom- :irc this yn-:lr's Junior Class ui'ii1'0rs :Annu Sink, xvil't'-Pl'i'SiKll'llt1 Alim mund Byrd, Pre-side-ni. Eiust all EHS blahes Concvssimi i1czui:1cin-s. . . . Clever connnerciziin Essays in English. . . . Dictation in History. by Brinkley and Taylor .... Byrd Prcsidunt . . . Slim-d ta-sts in typing .... Lost in again. . . First st:1nd:1rd class ring. . Fri-iicii. . . Pri-pairing for Junior-Senior. Imfl: 'Flu-sr iwwllc-rs sw-in in iw il1lYillfI il grumi time :'le:1ningr up Hn- 001101-ssioll stsnld. Tin-y arc: Miss Giilizun. Mrs. Lvwis, Miss lie-limi, and Mr, Muna:-. Ifiyhf: Sunny K'unrud hikes iinu' for u cukv ufivr zlnuillvr busy day. 28 MPlFiilEl Ciifforal, Svvrviuryg Muri- Mc-l'rury, 'l'rm-usurs-rg unzl Rely- Eiuniurs Abernathy, Wayne Allen, Pat Alloy, Dale Allred, Eddie Bailey, Mary Beck, Ann Beck, Nancy Berrier, Deanna Billings, .lean Bost, Charles Briggs, Bobby Brinkley. Betty Broome, Carl Brown, Hulin Buchanan, Jimmy Bumgarner, Dwight Byrd, Margaret Byerley, Erlcnc Campbell, Nancy Cassidy, Billy .loc Childers, Jack Clemmer, Nancy Clifford, Martha Coltrane, Libby Conrad, Sonny Covington, Harry Cowan, Gene Crotts, Bobby Biuninrs Crotts, Janet Crowell. Frances Dzingllety, Ricky Davis, Lonnie Dawkins, Gail Druary, Prissy East, Jan Hssick. Charles liverhart, Beth Everliart, Joyce l'lVRl'll21I't, Lois Hverllart, Ronnie EVt'I'll2ll't, Shirley liverhart. Winfred Fortner, Luther Fnlp, Ben Gallimore, Ann Gosnell, Jeannie Green, Janice Green. Tommy Gregg, Butch Groth, Mary Hall, Gene Harper, George Hartley, Anne Harvey, Alice Hedrick, Bobby Hedrick, Joe Eluniurs Hege, Betty Hegler, Nancy Helmstetler, Charles Hill. Becky Hill, Ruby Hopkins, Gayle Hull, Barbara Jones, Clifford Jones, Hillary Jones, Jean Jordz ili, Marvin Kennedy, Jackie Keplcy, Jack Kinney, Ronald Lackey, Carl Leonard. Bobby Leonard, Dolores Leonard, Jimmy Leonard, Wayne Lopp, Dotty Jane Martin. Janice McCarn, Jimmy McCrary, Alice McDowell, Betty McGee, Carol McLeod, John Meadows, Kent Medlin, Tony Euniurs Mills, Martha Moflitt, Mary Hill Morris, Jo A 1111 Murray, Donnese Musgrave, Kay Myers, Donald Owen, Dale Owen, Faye Owen, Kaye Owens, Joel Owens, Pat Owens, Sherrill Parker, Ann Peacock, Freddie Penningcr, Dorcas Pennington, Joyce Perkins, Gail Pierce, Seha Plott, Anna Jean Pope, Donald Pullen, Elizabeth Raper, Dan Reagan, Bill Redwine, David Richardson, Howard Riddle, Eddie Rivenbark, Joanne Roach, Roy juniors Shoaf, Charles Simmons. Joan Sink, Marianna Skipper, Malcolm Slaydon, Patty Snyder. Janice Sowers, Jolmny Spivey, Hilda Stoner, Skip Story. Gail Stovall, Don Streetman, Martha Swieegood, Jimmy Taylor, Judy Taylor, Patti Tcachey, Rose Ann Thomason. Loretta Thomason, Wortll Thompson, George Thompson, James Townsend, Cleveland Truell, Clyde Tysinger, Jerry Walser, Martha VVehher, Robert VVessinger, Martha VVhite, Jackie Wilson, George Euninrs VViis ivll. J: xlln 't XVils c111. Mary Agncs VVolfc. Larry NVright. VV: anlr la Yarhoro, Zona X2 arhrongh. Aiicc Yarbrough. Barbara Yarbrough, Nancy Yarbrough, i'1'ggry Yarbrough, Philip York. Bonnie Yonntz. Carolyn Top left: Martha Strf-etman. Freddie Peacock, and Beth Everhart listvn att:-ntively while Mrs. Lewis talks. Top '1'if1l1I.' f'ill IIliSil'j' stndvnts, Ave Thompson, Iionniv Davis. Jan East, Davicl Rvclwilie, Page Sink, Johnny Sowers, and Jack Coppiey preparv an i'XDi'I'iIll0Ilt. Bnffoni Iwfl: Wait! Dwight linmgarm-r. Don'l push Marianna Sink while Jinnny Mvfarn is holding: thx' watvr fountain for ln-r. Iinffom 2'iyh.l.' Mr. Moosf s Cla:-:sos must hs' tolling: jokes again. Martha XVA-ssillger, Kvnt Meadows, Kay Musgrravv, and Martha Clifford sm-ni to hc vnjoying them. 34- Sophomore class ofiicers are: Sidney Teachey, Presidentg Hd- die Padon, Vice-Presidentg Jim- my Burke, Secretaryg Julm Barber, Treasurer. The Iantatiun is Mg Ring . . . Peeler . . . Bruton . . . Mashhurn gold . . . The smell of the Biology lah . . . . . . WVho's teaching English anyhow? . . . Oh, to serve at the Junior-Senior! . . . That Great Cac-s:xr's Ghost. . . . Silas Marner's long awaited title-Juniors. . . . Left pirhzrre, left to righf: Sophomore advisors, Mrs. Gibson. Mr. Price, and Miss Jones, Right Q7it'HlTl', left lo right: Hard-working biology students are Dwight Piekard, Kenton Leonard, Miss Belton, teaeher Richard WValker, Sarah Stamey, Betty VVillizuns, and Sandra Cox. 35 QW 5 if bupbnmnres Alvxamlvr, Jndy Atwood, Eva Bailey, Norman Barber, Jolm Barton, Joseplrim- Beck, Brycr Berry, l,onisv Bic-scckvr, Jerry Blaylock, Ida-ll Blovk, Diana' Br:-vdlove, David Bridgvs, Don Briggs, Brnvs' Briggs, Carlvnv Brock, fllrislinv Bruton, Uarolyn Brulon, Morning Dvlanl' Bnrkv, Jimmy Burkhart, Paul Burkhart, llvrla Kay Bnrkhc-ad, B4-tty Jean Bussingvr, Janet Caglc-, Mack Calmady, llarold Carlvr, Shirlvy Cassidy, Uarolyn Cballin, Mildrvd Cbaflln, llohvrl Ulifton, Virginia Conrad, Tr-d Uoopc-r, llonnie Cox, Sandra Daniels, Jvrry Darr, Belly Jane' Daugln-ty, Billy Davis, Umu- Davis, Jackis' Dvvsv, Roby Dorsetl, Monroe' Duffey, Annvtlc Earnhart, Barbara Bastvp, Judith Easier, Jody Edwards, Gail Erwin, Betty Evvrharl, Iris Finv, Bobby Free-man, Linda Furr, Carrnellvnc Goodrum, Felix llamm, John llarpvr, Gail Harrelson, Hngb Harris, Dickie Svnpbnmnres Hayes, Hayes, Homer Sain lledriek, Anita Hedrick, Margaret Ann lleclrick, Martha lledrick, Maxine Hegc, Sherrill Hewitt, .l udy Hill, Angie Hill, Vt'ayne Holt, Melfltta House, Lorraine Jackson, Ravlnonml Jarvis, W a yin e Jenkins, Nancy Johnson, Shelby Jones, Shirley Jordan, Norxna Justice, Nancy Kearns, Richard Kegerize, Barbara Kepley, Jackie Koontz, Bruce Koontz, Rl'lllt'llC Lancaster, George Lanier, Phyllis Leonard, Kenton Lingerfelt, Lily Loggins, liarhara Lohr, Jerry Loman, Darrell Lowdcr, Ann Mefrary, Carolyn McL'rary, ltay Melton, Norman Miller, Leonard Miller, Martha Ellen Miller, Tolnlny Milner, Glenda Money, Sandra Moore, lioozer Murray, Betty Olive, Charlotte Overcash, Peggy Padon, Eddie Padon, Geraldine Phelps, Don Philpott, Sally Pickartl, Dwight Pinion, Richard Powers, Nadine Rich, Annette Robinson, Betty Jo ' E .3 iw , V . 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Diam- Russe-ll, Ravllvl Sargvnt, Martha Kay Secllrvst, Hvm'vlt Smilh, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Snider, ljllll Frank Janvllv Moyer Ro-ln-rt Uharles Snyder, Becky Snyder, Gcraldinv Snyder, Hilda Stanley, Sara Starhuck, Wayne Staton, llvlvu Story, Joyce' Story, Lewis Story, Louise Spivey, Don Spry, Tommy Swing, Janicv Swink, Mildred Surratt, I,orc-ne Swicvgroocl, .limmy 'l'eaclicy, Sidney Tre-adw ay, Stella .lo Trexlvr, Francis Varnc-r, Jolm NValker, Jane Walker, Marie Ann VValkL-r, lllK'llill'd XValker, Shvlfon Wallace, Sue- Walser, Dan VVals1-r, Johnny VVard, Gayle Washburn, Iris WVvavc'r, Robert VVel0h, Whitesi Barbara du, Jews-l VVilliams, B1-ily .Ia-an VVilliau VV illian Willian ls, Buddy ls, farol is, Nancy Vl'ilson, Mary Louise Vl'ilson, Wilson, Sara VValh' r V'isv, Alice Faye Yarbrough, Buddy Yarhrouprli, Dorcas Yarbrough, Doris Y: lrhro ugh, .lov ' llllf., 'lum .' fig 'V 7 ' Svupbumures f 221' x i V Y I nl 'S S j ' -'T . ' f , A 'T .V ' ul' :I . vs, .lim ' 7' - Youni, 1: ' 'i , S Ylbllllil, Namuy ' f Q X Top Ivff: Johnny XviliS0l' und Roblmic Smith fain' film' nut for il drink of wuivr. Twp rfylzl: Billy Ilullglicty :md IIUIIIUI' lluycs find SUlIll'tilill1I of intvrvst Ull ilu' bllllvtin lmzlrd. Iiufirnn lrff: liufvli Zim' IIN in. Iii -rmun tolls um- of his crazy jokes :ns John Yurlwr, Norman Mvlton. :md livurgv lmlllvush-1' lisiun :Hum riylzl: Dun Hlkin :mil I rnm'is 'l'rc-xlvr walif for Sum Ilalym-s ln-fm'v going in vlzlss. Zlantn Green the New fur-es . . . new teachers . . . new subjects . . . new lovers . . . which way to the gym . . . but I 1'un't he lost . . . Oli! will I ever he an upper clzissxmill. I cun't Freshman ntiicers are left fo right: Cr:-wen Young, President: Clyde Musgrave, Vice-Presidentg Alice Evans, Secretaryg Joel Perrell, Treasurer. EISUIFBS live through much more of this . . . Latin Club initiations . . . what are these things culled exams . . . IigI't'Cllll0!'llS,litlliltl!-B us. Oh! To wear Il class ring! Freshman advisors are Mrs. Berry and Miss Clark. Riyhl pfrlure: Mr. Shore gives an hand to students, Jerry Beasley, Joe Hearn, and Lonnie Calloway. 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H. ,rv 1 ,N-nu -a xy E X Q mi ganized For First Time Iuva: wad, I rhrxiiul ur L rf mga Ii In barn mire .I cn I nwmmvf.. v www. vs Im lm-4 ia L rhrw wi I w my, he I Vi Him ur ' nu- m,mnw.g npr-n mm .uni Inu' 'Nw ww UML, ,I Q.Wnw.m..1 rII mi fuu- Miss Lexicon Of I955, I-mt Crowned Ihcxf' inIcnN'1n A nmnnrr. MIM im n 'mm 4 m xm I mv rn npr A M L rm. rmmhcr, mm rr I ml ' WIN I prirmr n ,i whmx Mm rrmkmg Jn Ilwp. mm HI l'Ih. vm, .rumm- .n ni A , . .- pin-.frnr ,mm-r my mr, 1 ,r,..,.,,:.-1, .mu ,NW ri.-nf W.-W.: W '-nm :mmm .yr ww mi .m.mnws fr, xr. sw, xr mm,- ' I ni Mm.-1. Nm-. mwgm swmi 11.1. niwxf .md w ms swarms! In 'Mm N-M171 I .ehrImn. Twelve Seniors Tapped Into Honor Society new are ' , , Q-1 r mgimsrw 5 mm nm D. 0. zrmw lm Uclnbrf fr and Clecwd Club uf- I huvrw ua lulhrwv Barham Dain, Lunlxzr, president, f'harIlr1 Shrmlj vice-nrewidentg Carolyn Hamm' gecremryy Leonard Rock, lrr.-ia, dmcuusiixnx and weveml Cklmmil- feea have been appointed. Brvhhy Bivsccker. Ianice Pcnry, and Dam x1nv.xIl nuke up the nvermg cum' num-C my me assembly pmmm. were ming of za uw! fl! the ircmmenr and lapped into Ihr lhc old mcmhcrrw. ,Mwr In the rmnr. :My mm. 00 the Mmvvnnl Ilunnr The mvmhew. .ill Roh. lhs- .IUDY FAYLOR. Uissistant Literary Ezlitor urcr. 'which ui!! he heid nn January Id. dvwcrlhcd, TILLIFI B1-:cnc ........ . . .I'fditu'r-in-Chief ' Mas. OTTIS M. HPIIJIIICIC ........ Ad'vi.s'f?r PATT1 SUE TAYLOH ..... ylssistant Editor MARY MEL Fmmxs.. ...Literary Editor ED BIULL. 50 PAGE SINK ...... BETTY BRINKLI-:Y PUD SECHREST ... . .Joke Edito T Ffafurf Editor .School NP-ws . .Columnist 0ctober221954 THE LEXHIPEP t KNW6 Wt AtF is Ullhthlgwanhl 'lhynphgmhuanhurlamnm-1uul,cunn anktalglrlnuf I lynn! Wd. una Kaur, ul Cuvln Bunk. lldluslalqm LBKIDDN, bg ff-1-fm-wi'f!-2 i'. ... - '.I YOU MUST ll. TIKID -- DON l' YOU SHUT UP? 1'vrlllll1'El cxcuuvu F I1 I 1 n 9 Qlllniy lildil' Exilim Ave. M Compliments COSTN ER'S Lexingmn, comm? A nm mowmm Dopmmonl Slam dn' . nu, ntknow MAD- is tht thu? soars snows Hum Iii! COTTON MILL mgxmcmw, N. e. X EDDIE COHLI-2 .... . . .Business Zllanager CIIRTIS XVILLIAMS. . . .....,. Bookkeeper TOMMY KQREEN KEI'FIl STAMEY ........ Emchange Editor ,-lssisfanf Business .Wanagrr JIMMY SVVICEGOOD. . . . . . .Photographer Bon TIMBERLAKPI. .. SKIP STONER .... Assistant Sports Editor SUSAN STEWART ................. Typist 51 .. .Sports Editor All look on as fsittingj advisers Miss Janie Manning, Mrs. Uttis lledrick and Miss Charlotte Mat- thews enjoy past publications. Sfrmrliny: Bob Timberlake, Mary Mel Farris, Patti Sue Taylor, Edna llaynes, Tillie Beck, and llohcrt Fitzgerald. illntnn Qlriers Hear ye! Hear ye! There is news galore if ye but listen to the words of these news bearers. Their pens and pencils race madly to bring' you our school publications, the I1l'.1'hilIl'lJ and the Li-:xICoN. The Quill and Scroll is a national honorary organization for outstanding journalistic students. The Quill and Scroll-Faculty basketball games are full of fun and laughs for all. Other projects encourage individual and group interests in creative writing. Left: School viewers: Sitting are Pud Sechrest, Betty Brinkley, Nancy Campbell. Standing are George Wilson, Page Sink, Eddie Cathell, Judy Taylor, Dwight llumgarner, Skip Stoner, Angella Foster, and Sarah Swicegood. Right: Strictly Business, Sitting are Jimmy Swicegrood, Caroline Swaim, Marilyn Hedrick, and Susan Stewart. Slrmdiny: Keith Stanley, Curtis W'illliams, Marcia Bell, Jimmy Burke, Eddie Coble, Dorcas Penninger, and Tommy Green. 52 jfulklure Busy Iii-vs of ilu- l.ilu'ary l'lul1 :irc Patricia Fryr-, .Xlivv N'lc'L'rury, S1'L'I'4'lJlI'j'-'lll'f'ilSllI'1'l'1 livlty Billings, Prvsi- mlvulg .lanc Swim-grlnul. xvll'0-l,I'K'Slll0lll1 anal llmrluws lA'0llHI'll looking: ovvr new lmnks lllal arm- ufl'4'rL'Ll lu all sluzlvnls, lfiyhf: lint wail. tlial isn't tlw 4-nil. Now Miss Sliirln-y Iirnnlcs explains ilu' vard vatalugln- in lflvclyn frnss, Maxim- l'ayn4-, llarlsara Nillllvy, l,in1la l.uu XY4-uvvr, and Margrarrl llyrll, l7un'l fnrprvl ilu- vunilninaliun. girls! 'l'ml:iy many ul' us Sllllll tlu' iclva of listm-ning to classical music or rn-ailing :1 cle-vp nova-l. You would ln' siirprisml lumw thrilling a Sliakvspn-:iriaii rlrama can lu-. Most writm-rs fllfllllgll tln- :nga-H liaw- writtvn to appeal to tlu- inassvs of puopln-. Cliauum-r's f'1111if'rlu1r'1f Talzav :Arr spicul witll :i lwit of 1-vvry typc of lifc. Wlu-tlu-r svvcvt and l'rag.rral1t or 4-xtrn-im-ly risquv. you arc surv to final joy in rmuliug. It is Visiting Illl0tllk'I' world in your own favuritn- cliair. You niiglut 4-vvil try illl' niusiv for lHl1'liQ.U'0llll4'l. 'l'llis sununx-r l'llIllll'llg'l' yours:-lf to inclulgi- in tlu' finvr arts. lt is wi-ll wortll your wliilv. Qristunrats lmfl: 'Furning in ilu- nlorv artisliv ways nl' ilu' clay, ws- find flu- Cullurv Yullurvs' liih-rary Suvioty clisvuss- ing music, art, clraina, and vrva'fiv1- writing. lmff In riylll: llvlty Murray, Snouky Mum-y, lluln-rl Filzgrvralml, Marcia livll, Pago Sink, liclllic Caflu-ll, and Sarah Swin':'g:nml. Ifiyhf: Mrs. J. l.. l'e'vln'r, amlvim-r, Simuky Mum-y anll Holly Murray lislc-n tu vuln'c'l'saliuli:1lisl Rolwrl l ilzgrvralrl, ancl vluli urgauizvr, sliggvsl giving: tln- lln-:itrival pm-rt'urmanm- ul' Hliailwspa-:nm-'s Hmm-u and Julivl. 53 jftnm base Jfannnteh . . . Character . . . Scholarship . . . Leadership . . . Service Action speaks louder than words for these chosen few. Happy Mothers and crying friends are long-remembered symbols of the red Carnation pinned to new initials. Second semester introduces new junior members selected for their outstanding qualities. The Halloween Dance is always gay with Square Dancing and lots of good eats. It is through higher standards of living that we may all become honor students. K 1 First row, left to right: Levon Weaver, Presidentg Pud Sechrist, Vice-Presidentg Marcia Bell, Secretary, Bobby Hedrick, Treasurer, Miss Janie Manning, Adviser. Second row: Eddie Cathell, Snooky Money, Curtis Williams, Sarah Swicegood, Mary Mel Farris. Third row: Susan Stewart, Jack Toney, Page Sink, Scott Craven, Angella Foster. Fczturtla row: Robert Fitzgerald, Jemmietta Redwine, Caroline Swaim, Edna Haynes, Ronda Robbins. baritp for ZIII Hu-rylmmly pin-In in :xml lct's go tu world But it isn't all work wlwu you huvv ll l'l'UNS'll of folks that :Irv so vx'rs:1til1' tllut tllvy dont want tu :msg Illlytlllllg that might ln- vxviting. VV1' work. play. lmvc fun. tm-ll funny jokvs. :xml lilllgll :xt lim-tu Club lm-vtlngs. 'l'hc'rn' 2ll't' vukn- lmkvrw, sm-llm-rs. and HIP l'l'l'2llll uf tha- vrnp lll thus vlulr. I1ig1hI,firsl rms. lmllum In lupf Mrs. lluwn-xl, Kay ylllSQl'l'ilYl', Melrllm i'liH'm'd, Pslgv Sink, Huh Stafford, David Rl'llXYiIlK'. Nwwllfl rrmu' Nlurilyn llvllrick, .lzllwt Smith, NKIIIFI lluylws, Kciih Sfillllvy, Furiis Willizum, Un-nrgrc lilkins, liulxhy Papa-. Thirrl rnzv: Jolly Fush-r, .lvmlnin-Hal limi- wim-, Marvin lim-ll, Dwight lillrllgzlrllvr, Huh 'l'in1lu-rlukn-, Nlurfiu lirwin, liddic Allra-ml. i, i l,1'j'I: 1.4-ands-rs . . . Loafing: under hluc ski:-s . . . Dwight I5lllllf.l'lII'lN'l', Vim--l'rmi4Im-Ili: Hur Ile-ciria-k, l'I'1'Sidl'lltQ .ln-xnlnia-itzl Re-dwim-, Sc-vrvfury-'I'r4':lsllrn-1'. Fnpulmlv I4-udvrs of this ya-:mrs lli-Y urn- .lavk Copplvy, SFl'l'l'filI'yQ Kvitll St1lIll4'y. Prcsidc-ntg liolilly Popv, Vivo-l'r1-sidc'ntg alnd Mivkry Byrd. illl'1'ilSIll'C'!'. Gents Tin- fvllows arc' np to tlwir old tricks. VVQ- wouldu't miss initiation time for illlytlllllg: in tln: world. 'l'ln- lmoys lookcd ospc-cially good as ludirs during tllosc long livn-d days. 'l'ln- YMCH-X plus good snppers nnxdv for r-xc-vllcllt nn-ctings. Tln: big task of tlnf ya-:xr was svlling II0lINfl'0llllllg progrznns for thc galm-. 'l'ln-sv lmovs iwvvr quit :ind :ill scrvq- tllfllllglfll C'llristi:1n living by tln' Ili-Y clnlx prim-iplcs. Bowen, 'l'onnny Kira-ell, .luck Childs-rs. I uurlh row: Imvon Weaver, Eddie Coblv, Mickey Byrd, K1-ith Slunwy Jack fopplvy, Dells Alley. Fiflh row! Skip Stonvr. Maywood VVilkx-'rson, Lonnix- Duvis, Dwight lilllllfI1lI'llVl Johnny Sowvrs, l'lI'f'Klllll' 1'm-ucock, Bob Stutlorcl, Danny Itupvr, liuxter Wallace. 5 fi First row: .loc Sink. SIWWINI, row: Scott C'ruvell, Jack YVl1itv. Third rozux' Hd Mnll, Edllix- fniln-ll, Mr. Harold .f 'P-4 -sv! l 'S Wweig L-'A Q llml ulml lllHXXll look gum in ll'l'ilsllI'K'l', ,al . .5 .Iunv l.l'Ull2lI'llQ S1'l'l'l'l2lY'y, .Iu.-Kun Wilson: l'rz-sirlvnt, Surah Swim-g-mulg mul Yivr' l'r4-sich-nt, Sum' Mull. Yiahies N1-wlv 1-lm-1-tml im-iiilu-rs of tln- 'l'ri-Ili-Y wvru olijcc-ts of 1-:ivy on tln' day tllcy wi-rv lminm-al. Hut cnvv soon clnuigm-ml to lIlllg.flltt'l' VYlll'Il tlicy :ippcurml on tln- initiutimi days ilrvssccl in ll2l.l!IllHlS :xml shorts. :mal :ls lll0lllltJllllt't'l'S. Anmng tlu-ir mum' :wtivitics wi-rn' tln- mlm-corutiiigf of tlu' f2lll'l'lllS float. HIIIIPUY ima-tings. 1-lmrvll St'l'Vll'l'N. LlllI'lStlll!lS gifts for cliilmlrvn :xml tlic- ln-:iutiful c-m'mi:ntimi of tln- King :xml fJllt'l'll nl' l..S.ll.H. 'l'ln- 'l'ri-lli-Y girls uplmlal lligli stullclurcls of Cliristiuil cli:1r:1ctm'r for :ill to sw. I irsl row, lrfi fn riyhl: Pzllli Sm- 'l'aylnr. Sm-mul I'Il'll'.' Gail Perkins, Doris Farrington. Third rmv: Muri- lyn lla-mlrim-lx. .lm-uliliv Plntl, linrlizlru Uruits, liumnnzl 1,4-miurcl. l'lllll'flI rvmz' Mrs. VY. li. 'l'lmn1ps4m, .lmli l ostvl', .'Xngr4'll:l lfuslvr, Jo.-Kun XVilson, Phyllis liogra-rs. Fiflh rofzv: livffy .Kun l'il'1HYll,1lilllll'll l.:umingr, lin-H5 V I .lg-gm furry, lim-ky .lnlms1m, lie-ily lh-inklvy, Hue' Mull, Nelda NYuml. hi.1'll1 rutv: Jann- lurkvr, l'lKlllil lIElyllt'N. l':1rulim- SN'JllIll, llululu llulnlmins, Clara 'l'ud4l, Sllirla-V iiullixmvrv. Sllllllllll' flll1'Sl, Suruli Swim-fmmml. . l- H- in il umulus ,3-1-Z writ' ,'f ' .mmm Sluclim-rs nf tin- classic-s are-, firxf rung lwfl fu riyhl: .lnlir llayvanlt, Nancy Rains, Lnu Urnhla, liutlla Dawkins, .loyvv llcitxnan, .-Xlim' Loi- liilln-ri, Sin- Sliipwamli, Sarah Nan lh-ck, liulxlvic Bruton, Linda fuupvr, Lynn Wall, Ann Tlmniaa, Farul Illini, Mary Ann Mvla-ml, Miss Jolws. Nwrrnnl row: Gail Knnnls. Virginia Sin-4-is, Susix- Sinitli, Jinnniz- .I4-an lngrraln. .Iuyvv l,m'4-, Martha liil'M't'li1'l', livtly Pihnan, Palxy Frilts, Sylvia MULQ-an, Nancy liravlu-n, lim-Hy Rim- Dunn, Sarah Uilrsun, llanc-llc fravvr, .luily L'nrlrin, linnna I.awr4'n4'1-, .lncly Iiln-ppm-r. 'l'l1ir1l funn' Ki-rry llilhrn, Danny Lupp, Luis Fay 'l'rm'xl1'r. liavln-l Kvplvy, 'l'ln-re-sa liinwr, livvky Snyilvr, Sm' Wallavv, Kay Sinlpmn, Alicv Fay fruits, Sandra lliliun, Katln-rinv linswll, BL-ily Lon lim-rringr. llianv lllulu-rsun, Marlin: Myvrs, Sarah .Xlllil'I'lUll, Alice- Lani- Evans. l uurll1 ruzv: llmncr Furry, liululmy Li-nnarml, 'l'1nniny Phillips, 'l'mniny Wilson, .loc Rails-y, .lm-l l'vrr4-ll, Sandra Carli-inn, Ann clUUl1l'I', lfllniira fI'1IlIhl', Runnin- L1-unaril, Waynn' N,Ell'ilUl'UllQIil, .linnny llairv. .li-rry Slniili, Flriwsl Sllllili,-l1'!'l'y llmlg:1's,C'liarli-s llussa-ll. l ifll1 rfmh' lllllUllliI5 l'lilZjI1'l'1llll, .lvrry Slilvs. Larry Lounarml, .lakiv Lulir, llaviil llrmfmlluvv. Iimlrlim- Swim-grmnl, .lullnny Iiam-5. 2111115 i,,,. ,Y u L ,. T A .M Q B rl , v L ...... f Y r 'T A la Lamar . . , Gaul . . . Pnniv Warm .... - Xmlvancc-cl Latin Stumlenih arv. firm' rmv. lrffl in l'ijlllf,' Iris livvrliarl. Siu-rrill lla-ga-, Muycr Sniiill, liulrlwii- Siniili, lic-ity Murray, Butch Zllllllll'I'lll2lll., liacln-l liussn-ll, .Ianvi llllSSlllLI1'l , Ann Low- mlvr. iris Waslilnirn, .lain-llv Hniifli, Carolyn lirutun, Miss Lillian Jcnws. Nlfrnml rmv: Barbara Wm-lvli, Mary Louisa' Wilson, lic-Hy Jani- llurr, .Xngiv Hill, Sandra Cox, Lorraine llousc, B1-Hy .Ivan XVillianis, Sally l'liilpnti, Car- lvni- lirigrirm, liillii- .lm-an lflvx-rlmart, llvle-n Siatnn, Diana: Rowe. liarlmra Kcgrerim-, llilmla Snymla-r. Third row: Larry llursm-ll. llugrli llarrolsun, .Inlinny Hannn, K1-nny Lvnnard, lhulcly NYilliains, John Varna-r. Julin liarln-r. Johnny Walsm-r, .linnny liurkv, llwiglit Pickarml, Marllla Raye Sargri-nf, Linlla Frocinan. Sli-lla .lu 'l'r4-amlway. l nurlh ruzv: liivliaril Walla-r, Paul llnrkliarl, l'll'ilIll'is 'l'r0xl4'r, Sain llayvs, Dun Pllilps. Iauspitalitp Sonlln-rn liuspitzility will nvvcr crass- with Hn-so Fllillfl' l'lUIIlK lll?llil'I'S of Anwricn. Nwulwl. lrffl In riyhl: Dinnm- liluvk, lim-ity .lm-un Williams, flllilflliitt' Ann Ulivv, Pl1yllinI,unior, Mrs. 1,4-omnril, lim-ky Snydi-r, Carolyn lirnion, Ili-lm-n Stillman. Nlnmliny: Guylm- Weird, Mary Luuiw Wilson, Dianne liowc, liuthu Dawkins, Iii-tty .lunr llnrr, Nillllj' .lu Nlm'l'r:u'y, lirvinln SlllX'Zll', .lndy Polls. lizlrlmalrzl XY1'li'h, Nalnvy 'I':iylur, .l:iina-llv Sllliiil. lizn-in-l linssi-ll. Masters anh arms, I A I l'lllillN' t'lllll'lli1ll'h of .'xlIlL'l'll'El are tin-sc' yunngx people- who mln snlisiihiie lwwliing in l,vxing:lnn. Nilliny, lvfl In riyhl: .luyvc I,ytl0, Mary Gruth, Judy Foster, Martini Clifford, Mzlrtlnl XYz1lsvr, Libby Cnlirnln-, lillllllil llolvhins, l'nruliln- Swzliln, Ellllll lliiyncs, Nancy Hcglur, Prissy Drnzlry, .lncly 'l'nylur, Dolly Lupp, l':iHi Sin' ! I 'l'uyIur, lllyllis l'lifl'urml. Nfllllllilljlf Mary Kutlwrinc Bziiluy, lim-Hy Brinkle-y, lager Sink, Jun liusi, Mzlrilni Strra-ilnnli, Ke-iih St1llIl1'j', Mc-nclr Fl'C'l'lIl!lIl, Dwight BllIIlQ.'IilI'llt'I', Mivkcy Byrd, Duluri-5 l,4'onnr4l, Maury llill Muflii. Mzlriunnn Sink, Ann livvk, 1liIIll'l Sniifh. Nor I'.1'furwl.' Mr. A. li. llurde-e, Advisor. ,lvl 5 .Xi work: Top mum' Clmrlvs Shouf, Plumherq Janice Pvnry, JUllI'll?lllSlllQ I,e-onurcl livck, Tylwwrita-r Mc-clmllic' lioflom row: Ann Uldlmni, Nursvg lizlrlmru Limit-r, Nursrg Mzlrgalrvt Ann Ford :incl Sylvian fiZllllIllUl't', Sivnog- pprentines Om- of our now:-st cluhs this your is thc ll. 0. cluh. It is composa-cl of those pvoplv who are pn-pznring tln'mse-lvcfs for thi- future' through the: llivm-rsiliecl Ovcuputions 4-oursv offm-rn-ml in this Sl'll00l. 'l'ln-y lluw i'0ll1lllCl1t'll :1 vurivty of intcfrvsting' discussions :iml also pri-si-xltm-cl :ni :assi-mlrly progrzun. C':1rolyn II:um-s. Svcrl-tary: l,con:nr4l lim-ck. 'l'rn-:isllrerz Mr. llurclm-. Aclvisn-r. Wx-'rv not through! Top ronf: Furl l.uckc'y, xV4'2lV6I'g liohlxy liivsvckcr, Meat Cuttorg Clegg: N'2ll'llUl'0llfIll, Mvul l'uHcr. Hwllnm rmu: lion Stovall. Dir-sn-I Mwliznviivg .loc Imngrlvy, liody R4-pair: Buddy 'l':iylor. Auto M4-vlmnie' U0 Ollivc-rs of thc cluh :irc :ns follows: liurlmru Lzinicr. President: f'l1:1rlvs Shoznf. xvll'l'-l,I'l'SlllQ'lltQ Hnllsliooting: us nsnail QED uri' Vopplvy. Svvrvhiryg l'oblf', l,I'i'hiIil'lliL 'I'iin. 'I'r1'us- nrvrg Skip, Viva'-Prvsixlviif. I Tin- niost industrious fcllows in town :irv tlnww wlioni yon run :nlwnys sm- irying to gin- :i good mics talk. Not many of ns could do witliont thc- iiiv:il11:ililm' plionm- dirvctorivs which tin- cliiimln-i's liuvv lwcn soiling this yvur. Yon 'nst don't su' too nmnv cars in town that don't. lmvm' vvllow 'rnvkvts stif-ki-rs on Hlvin . . . voni- .I . . . plinwnts of hm-yiiivii for 100. Popcorn :ind vonr cur purkcd for you wlivn yon go to tin' lluvirlson County l :1ir. .-Xnotlivr join! Ncvvr 11iicin'rm'stilli:itv tin- powvr of tin' t'Sqllil't'S. 3 --I--'H 'Y Q.-f -.,,, I ir.vI. ron' lwfl lu riylil: Goose' Fohls-, Skin K1-ph-y. Lon-r Broom, l'1n:iowii 'l'rn1-ll, Punk Ilnrlwr. Sicin Smith. liurra-ll livlly Whifv, Snukn' firm-ii, .'kii4'y-fiilf, Hrin l Irwin. Nu-unrl rn:c'.' .-Xllun Sowvrs, 'l'o:ul Stafford. Sore'- nmla- XYilli:nns, Smilvy Usliorm-, Snowhoy Smith. .-Kiln-rl Ii. Elkins. Uni Uwviih, Sloh 'l'iiniu-rlsikv. 'I'l1irn' roar: .-Xdvisvr l'o:n'h Carroll Howvii, Nash Pvuvrwk, Poe' Pope, Ilog-jawn Smith, Fai-Cui Copplvy. .Im-li BllIllp.'IHl'lH'!'- Sninik Swing, Pnnkin Wallace, Brown Mull. Uumrny Byrd. Not pirrurvcl: lioozvr Wort Moors-, Skip Stone-r. 61 l'ranL'ing and Dancing: arm' Majorf'th-s Ann Parkvr, Nancy Bock, and Iris Waslihurn. 'l'hc' Drum Major is Don Swing and llonniv Wagnvr is ilu- hand nmsc-ol. ixielanh VVith hcavy vyvs and grvat f-xpvotation. the slevpy. hut vxcite-rl. hand IlN'Il1l1Pl'S hoarclml :i hns for thc' glorious trip to Atlantic- City and the Miss Anivricwi Pagvant. Hut. all good things nnlst 1-nd. and they came honw with wonrlvrfnl Illl'lIl0I'll'S and startvcl right to work. Tlicrv was llIllCll to lx' done-foothall ganies, pop rallios, concerts. and llHlY'l'lllllgI in many pa- rades. A new Horclu-str:1. The Saints. was horn from this L'XCt'llK'llt hand and has won great f:nnc this ycar. And as a conclusion, they attended the District Contcst. So with their most sllvcessflll ye-ar lwhind thcln. thi- hand ini-lnlwrs now halt for thru- months ol fnn and relax from drills and rm-hoarsals. lmft: Making music are oflicn-rs, Freddiv Yonnt, Presidf-ntg Tony Mvdlin, 'l'rr-asnrerg Don Stokes, Svcrc-tary and Phillip Yarhorongh. Right: Atlantic City . . . Excitement . . . Talcnt . . . Lovely Girls. 62 , , -1? . Ayn' ly ,Y , ' X ' L- 'A ' wwf ' -yy .1 It A ., K 0 .7 , K ,Q Z3-,M J .A.,1's, w SW ,Kiln-nlirul! l4'ir.vl: 'l'hv W:igriu'r5 aml liniiuiv. Sr-a'uml,' Hun Siukvs, .Kim l'arlwr, Nanvy Ilvvlx, Umm SXYlIlj,.!. Iris Washburn. .liminy liuvliaiiau. llIiI'lI.' Phyllis l'lifTor1l. .Xlivv l.s-1' iiillu-rl, l'arulyn Nlurk, Suulia livrlvy, tiail IH-rkim, lh-ih ICN-rliarl, Bri-mla Shivar, Privy Urinary, .Xlivv Yarlmruugrli, Virginia Slwvls, l.imla l ra'1-inaili, Nlarlha llmlrick, Sarah Nan lim-vk, Kay lxlll5fIl'ilYl'. I'lfHlI'flI.' Nat Class, 'l'uminy Yuungr, llnnny Slrim-klaml. llwiprlil lll4'liIll'll, llivliaril fllurpfan, Rfllllllt' lluwv, liivharcl XValkm'r, Frvllllim' l'up1-, Huy l.1'1' liorivli. lluhhy Finn-, .luv Yarlmrmigli. fharlcs lissivk, l,1'miar1l l'r0vvltv. Paul liurleliarl. I ifll1: Uliarlos Siiirlvr. 'I'ummv Spry, llivky l c'k4-H. Flyfli- Ml1sg,:1':lw-, llicliiv Harris. Ray Juiws. Lvl- livrrim-r. 'l'1-rl llmrafl. Philip Yar- hrmigrli, Sarah Slaim-y, Pal llarkvy, Shirln-y .lam-N, .luv Yarhruugrli. .ltilllllly Jcnkins. Ni.:-Ill: .li-an llvmlrick. lim-muy l.1-miarll. Larry limvm-, l i'cmlcli1- Ymmf. I,l'XYlh .-Xllvn, 'I'nny Nlmlliii, Slvvm- fllnrmluvk, llcnry lluiil, Wayw- Swlilvr, liay fNl1'l'i':lry. Gary Davis, lj4lN'llN liumits. Nf'1'1'1If1I .' llnhhy llvtlrivk. xvllIfl 1'Kl Nlvllridv, l'liH'ui'1l .lum-s, 63 iilt' utiivvrs of Him' .luniur flmrns, 'l'ummy Sink, Prvsi- cimnlg.lum-1 Urniis. Yivm--l'rx-siflc-iii: viilIlllli1'Jl'Jlll Ingr: til lim INIIFKI' num i1HlixIllL, It lil llrgl' valriviy nf niusr in Him' Iiivrzlry uf llN'i1KiIl'h. 'vrrlflryg Sllhit' Smf , ' , - .' l' 1 bnngsters lin- ind that thc .iumor Cliorus mum- into Irving s1'i'e'r:1i wwvks :iftvr S1'ilU0i opvilvri was no svtiuu-k to tiivsv 1-nga-r stlulcilts. VVitli twvnty-two wc-ii-lmium-mi voices :md tin- cupn hiv ciirvvtiun of Mrs. XVitili'l'SIl00ll, tin' c-llurm min-vvlimpvml into il vcry f:u'or:ilrl1- group ni singvrs. lnzwl run: lwff In riyhl: N1 rs. NYitlu'rspmni. Gala- llzlrpc-r, Sllsim' Smiili, Ich-ll Hlnyinck. lmrm-its: Kuivn, Maria' ulkvr, l'Iliz:lhvH1 lim-uk. Penny Furringtun, Sylvian !,c'mmi'd, .limmiv .lm-nn lngrranm. Nffrfnnr' rfmu' liulu-ri Harris. Huhlw lla-zlrivk. fliurles Younis, Denim' liupvr, l'Ii:u-lvs Udvll, Hurry Muillwwn. livruldim- Snidvr, yrvus Nviifiiftlllgfil, .lulwi fruits, Lily i,ilIg.'IUI'i'i'ii. Sverenahers Ah! Listen! lVhat beautiful musicg but where is it coming from? VVhy of course, that's the third period glee club practicing for the assembly program. The glee club. consisting entirely of girls. is one of thc most enthusiastic of all' three: and as a result it has produced a very good chorus. They have given many interesting Making music is a favorite pastime for the officers of programs at school and on special occasions. the Girl's Chorus who are: Nancy Covington, President, Betty Hege, Vice-Presidentg Alice Harvey, Secretary: Sylvia Gallimore, Treasurer, Nancy Williams, Pianist: Carmellene Furr, Sue Wallace and Louise Story. Librarian. Fir.-ff row, Ieff to riyhf: Hillary Jones, Ruby Hill, Tanger Story, Maxine Hedrick, Glenda Milner, llilda Snyder, Sue VVallace, Jewel WVhiteside, Carmellene Furr, Alice Harvey, Jo Ann VVilson, Nancy Wil- liams, Donese Murray, Linda I,ou VVeaver, Mrs. E. E. YVitherspoon. Second row: Louise Storv, Nancv Betty Jean Curry, Anette Rich, Dorothy King, Nancy Covington, Evelyn Cross, Marv .lo Crotts, Bettxi Hegler, Betty McDowell, Martha Ellen Miller,.lane Walker, June Leonard, Erlene Byerly, Jeanneine Swinli liege, Janice Snyder, Barbara Cooper, and Joyce Story. F i 65 l r li dm-snt fukm- 'u 'VII 'ssissippi sivmnlmut in prove' ilu-sc lrum' lrluncls-ci Suutlllslnrl lvaulvrs Clllllllljl frcnn ilu- music rumn zlrv: Nsuwy l'zunplwll, Piunisig Mwulv I'il'K'l'lIl2IlI, Lilmrslrialng l':lrulim' Swzliln. ll'l'l'?lSllI'l'I'1 llvtly Ann Brown, l'rvsicl1'ntg Dun 'l'ru1'll. Vim'-l'rvsiiivl1i: und l'u1l Si'l'llI'l'hi, Svcrciury. W., lmrci work. Mrs. XViillK'l'Hll00ll cntvrc buutbernaures YVitl1 :n si-li-ct gl'0llll of llliX1'Ii voir-vs. ilu lnixn-ii l'lI0l'llS lIllllll'lll'Il into uni' of tlu-ir nn HllC't't'SSflll yl'ilI'S. Many prngrmns we-rv gin-n for sm-lmol :1 CIVIC' 0l'g.f!llliZflti0ll?-B. :Incl till'y nnulv :1 Yl'lX i'lVOI'illll0 Sll0WVlllU' in tin' C'l1rishn:1s flillltill F' ligllt H1-rvicv :nt :I lm-ul c'lnn'c'l1. Aftvr lllllill In tllc spring sm-vvral of tln- Illl'lIllDl'l'S ri-pri sm-lltcd I.n'xing1tnn in tlu- Stain' f'lmr:1l lfcstivul Firxl rnzv. lvfi In riylzl: Carolyn llunws, Nancy C':unplwll, Mary NVilsun, Mzlrgrurvt Ann Furil, 'uincz Mrs. IC. li. XviillCl'hl7UUll, Pull Svcllrvf-T, Slllillllll' Gunwt. Zonal Yur- lurulvn Wuunts. Maxine- l lmruugrlx, lic-ily Ann Brown. Ann Uldlizun. Svrmlrl rurv: Jam' Swivvgoml, Phyllis llugvrs, Nc-lllzl NN'uml, Susan linlwrth, lfllizulwtlm Pulls-n. .ln':1m'ft1' Shuaf. Jvznnn- Plot, Murtlm Alu-rl1:ntln', lh-4-ky Juhnsun, Hnuoky Munvy, Pvgrgry Wslnlilwurn. l'zirulin:i Swuiln, Bill'lHlI'2l flmvclfvltcr, Ilurczu l'vl1i1lg'vl'. lim-My lirwin. Thirrl row: YVuync' Jarvis, Mulvulxn Skippvr, liulnrrt Durr, Mc-zulv l r1'm-umm, I-lcldiv Allrq-cl. Fuurlh rfmu' Don 'l'ru1-ll, Bobby 'l'm-mplv, Waaync Ahv1'matl1y, R2lj'IllUllliJilCliSUll,XViI1fI'L'll Mc'Briclv, Luuib Story, Pmhhy Croii S. 66 xl lux pridv and joy in tin' Stntc Music Contcst Qpnrtz Fira! row. left to right: Carl Broome, Charles Helmstetler, Craven Young, Raymond Jackson, Sid Teaehey. John Barber, Butch Zimmerman, Boozer Moore, Moyer Smith, Dale Owens. SPPIJIIII row: Don Elkins, George Elkins, Ronald Kinney, Dale Alley, Frank Smith, Curtis VVilliams, Jack VVhite, Boh Timberlake. Hoyle Ever- hart, Kearney Koontz, Tom Green. Third ro-w: Raymond Byrd, Bob Stafford, Hulin Brown, Dwight Bum- garner, Don Trucll, Freddie Peacock, Tommy Phillips, W. S. Wilson. Bill I.opp, Boh Pope. Fourth ro1m': Martin Erwin, Eddie Allred, .loc Sink, Felix Goodrum, liohhie Smith, Mickey Byrd, .lack Copplcy, Lonnie Davis, Baxter VVallace, lloward Richardson, Ed Mull. ilanhets, Reign in unferenuz Football ln-gan in the heat of August. Ap- proximately eighty hoys appeared from all over thc city of Lexington for the first practices- all eager and willing to work. It became a second life to them. They hegan to eat. sleep. and live foothall. Expectations of the new head coach. Presnell Mull. were strong among the hoys. Coaches Presnell Mull, Carroll Bowen, and V. G. Price. Jr.. began their practices by dividing the hoys into groups according to their position. Each division worked in fifteen-minute timc periods. You could hear the coaches hark- ing. hut their eyes were heaming with pride. They knew that they had the material! After weeks of hard foothall grind. hot'1 physically and mentally. the team roared into action under the split T, This first sight of action took place in the Philpott Memorial Stadium. in Lexington. Even with an offensive and a defensive team. Coach Mull was still with reserve strength. No time was lostg the team showed its real strength. From that time on it was only a matter of time until the next game. Under heavy pressure. the lzoys never let up. They worked. and they loved it. This. the 195,1- foothall squad. was the team that was to rank among the greats of Lexington Senior High School. Imft Io riyhl: Head Coach, Presnell Mull, Backfield Coach, Carrol Bowen, Line Coach, Y. G. Price. 6 8 l'u-Cul Hn-i r mains, Bula Stafford and Bob 'l'iIllbt'I'lilk6 ln-ml in-:un ilxruugh il Yii't0I'iUllS sr-asun. l'up run-, lfffl In riyhf: Dull- Allvy, Emi Mull, Muycr Smith. Jlidvllr uw: liddim- Allrvd. limmlcl Kinnvy, lluwurd liivlmrdsoll. liuffnm row: lrmk Smiilx, Furl Brnunw, Lonnic Davis. 1. , 1 'f . - In .-, v llk , . xy ss5 W I 1,-5 Q E A 1 fe - .4 ...X .. V, .NH ffm- fwre. , f . ., Q Q2 ,, Jr , ' 'iz , .V ..:V I . , f 'xv V. .,. 4 W , J I . R- I X ' Q ag ' - ' h W' W' ' 2 A L 1 l Hag: I m .w. Akmr v 2 ::5 , , 1 .- , A4 N E,. L J M 8 ,,.,L 3 L s was ls X ' A 0 J ' Q, . iff' A sl K V my V :.fk,'L,. ,, ,I AFI? X ' 3? if g TA Q Q 1, 9 fit? 3 f 152 M 69 NIEIIHIQIUTS, Kvnl Nlvsuluxm, .luck ilurrvn, :xml Nlmlnla I r'1-m'ul:zll. Twp row, lwfl In riyhl: Kl'Jll'Ill'y Kmmiz. Iluylv l'lv1-rllurl, Ilulin Brown. .llirlfllrf row: .lzlckiv Wllih-, Huh 'l'illllH'l'I1lkt', liolrlmim' Smith liuilun: r1m'.' .lor Sink, c'll2lTll'5 lll'IlllStl'tll'I', Hallo Own-lls. , 7 K S , . . ::' -. I. V' KW Zzf v' -V A L,' 1 in -'I.' K A ' Q Q H Pe W 'L-L if 1'- . .. N Ai' 2' Hi, H A if - ., 0 ,,,,. , ,M Q -:- ., : l A M L H , , . A gh A . ,Q , . - 5 3, A l . k 7 L K .15 C' V1 1 an .- 5 70 .1-xington I,c-xington ,vxington ,t'XillQItUll I,l'XiIlgtllll IA'Xillg.ftllll I.m'xilw'tml 2' IA'Xillgt0ll I.m'xing'tun I.l'Xillgt0ll I,t-xllwtml F' I2 I2 L5 .37 26 20 l 14 30 27 .S I' ISV Murtillsvillr .. ixllll'lll!ll'll' .... Bllrilllll Springs. .. St1ltt'SYiHt' .... ll'l-L lty .. Sprawl-r . .. Aslwtmro . Gray .. .... 'l'll0IIlIlfiYiHl' . . . ll1llrlr4'n's IIOIIIF. .. iXlll4'lllJll'Il' .. l 1- Tup rung lrfl In riyhf: 'lblllllly KIFLTII, .lurk Cupplvy. litliliv Czltllvll udllu P111 .llirlrllv rurv: ltnylnuml Byrd, Dwight BlllllgIill'llt'I', lt' -2 'uc lfilfflllll rout' Gm-urgv Hlkins, Scott fl'ilYt'Il, Huh Pope. fn . '. ' 'Q K '9 .. ug. Q N ' My .gift - Q.. . f ff am. . ,,.,. '- P- , A - . L G if 5 C Sha ...w,..... ...mn 4 k. V In 4, Pa 3. .:x, . ,A yggu. M 71 Top row, lfffl lo right: Don Elkins, Bob Stafford, Baxter Wallaee, liuteh Zirnnierrnan. Iiutlom row: James Moore, Felix Cloodruni, Don 'l'ruell, Miekey Byrd. l'f'l:!er: Martin Erwin. The nunger Set First row, lrfft lo right: John Barber, Jerry Smith, Jerry I.ohr, Bob Lee, Danny Lopp, Kenneth Moore, Woody Sink, David Guest, Cllippy VVarcl, Billy Baker, .lakie I,ohr. Seeorirl rnzuf Manager Hugh Hersey, Johnny Planes, Jerry Stiles, .laekie Davis, Kenneth Coleman, George hvllllilIllS, Charles Pless, 'l'onnny XVilson, Craven Young, liohhy Leonard, Buddy Yarbrough, Toinmy Miller, Hugh Harrelson, Bruee Koontz, Cary Hilton. Thirrl row: Don Sexton, Raymond Jaekson, Richard Kearns, Norman Melton, Ronald Everhurt, Johnny VYalser. VV. S. Wilson, Jerry Daniels, Bill Lopp, George Lancaster, Tommy Phillips, Eddie Padon, Sid Teachey. ,,,. 1 -H ,mv-W N flaw-m'mfmv.,uf .fm iw- tt. N.-www, 'wi Mfmewwt-V aww! . , Mm n- - Mm-Ef1-w,w,.,..fA-w M www.,-awww.,-.Wm -11.---w-uf ,.x.- M ,e , A , ., jackets beer ......, -msg: ggi? '00 if srl' ff' will XJ! lup pirlurff, lwfl fu riyhl: i'zu'ulim- Swzlim, vlxim-fg .lznnvf Smiill, Raye- Svclxra-st, J1'llllllil'ttil Rl'lIWilll'. Phyllis 15:4-rs, Pzlgrv Sink, Pufiic Taylor, and IM-Hiv lirinklvy. liuffum IH'l'flIl'l',' Miss Mzlffllr-wx. zulvisvr- 'Nlnrv lun lith, lllilhftlig .Indy Fush-r, Libby fUltl'2lllt', Judy 'l'zlylur, :md Duffiv Lupp. 73 Bop agers This year tlu-ru were ton lc-ttvrnn-n rs- tnrning from tln- 195-L sn-ason. Coach Prcsnvll Mull lnzgan tht- sn-ason with inincl-provoking drills on nlain t'nnci:nnvntals of lbaskvtln1l'l. 'l'hm-n thu boys lu-gan to show tlwir gains nndm-r the long aftt-rnoon practicus. A majority of tht- lmoys had pre-vionsly sm-n action. 'fhvir task the-n was A'pr:u-tivo to llltllil' pcrt'vc't.,' Two ww-ks lu-fort' tht- ganna fiftm-cn boys wc-rv se-lm-1-tml. Tin- twain was optimis- t ticallv looking allvaci for an ontstandinw' sua- , . . 2- l . . l son. The lnate-rlal was tllvrv. anal it was Coacli l'rx'sm'll Mull and Captain Mivkcfy Byrd. PVUVFII- .lAf'Kl'l'l' SCORES I.:-xington. . . . . .78 Spvllcvr ..... Lcxinggton. .. .... L7 Aslan-lvoro . . . . . Lexington. .. ..5l- f'llillll't'lllS Ilo Ia-xington. .. .... 7I lgilfllllll Springs Lexington. .. ...5li Statcsvillc ... I4-xington .. .... 87 Mills IIOIIIC. . . . I,tfXlllgt0ll. .. .. .82 Mills Hllllll' ..... r lmxington. . . . .56 'llll0IllIlSVlllC . .. ia-xington. . . . . .58 Spt'lll't'I' ..... Lvxington. . . . .78 Childrm-n's llonu- Imxington. . , . . .-I-0 Statvsvillc . . . La-xington . . . .55 liarinxn Springs. l,r-xington. .. . . .714 'l'l1o1nasvillx' . . .Ml Lexington. . . .... G5 Aslwlioro . . . . . Hollom lrffip Captain fVlim'km-y Byrd and Scott Uravx-n. Iioflom riyhl: Frankie' Goss, Dwight lilHIl1I2l!'lN'!', l r1'1ldic- l'e'ac'ovk. 7-L fp lrfl, Ifffl In riyhl: Ilulu l'upv, .luv Sink. Twp r.'yl:l,' Ililll' ,Xllm-y, Mn-mlv l'lI'1'l'lllIlll, .lswk Whi lliflrllw lwfl: Hula Stzlifurci, lid Usiilivll. Julumy Smvn-rs. .lliilillw riyflrlf limb I,m-uinurml, Hill liougrull Kurtis Williams, Iiullnm jirsl row, lwfl lu rfgllilf lfrallkiv Gum. Vuriis Williams, .luck Wlnih-, ivllliiillll NIim'lu'y Iiyrti, Huh Siflffurli, .lllillllly Suwvrs. Hulk' Xllvy. Sffvnllfr' runs: limb Pnpv, Nlvmln- l l'l'l'lll3lll Irvddii- l'e-zlcwck, llwiglli i'bllllljl'2ll'llt'I', .law Sink, Svuit l'rnvvn, limi l'uHu-Il. f End agers Having only three lctternien returning for the 1955 season. Mrs. Joyce Bowie Price began with long and hard practice drills for her girls. She hegan to see continued progress. All of the girls were excited and eager to lnake the tealn. Finally fifteen girls were chosen to represent the girls Lexing- ton Senior High School Yellow Jacket fi , 1 . V team. The fntnre was looking good. l'llltlll1Sll1SIll s-f '7 V hegan to show reward of tireless efforts. Through the darkest periods, the girls showed courage and good sportsmanship. They played hard to win. and victory they produced. This ' was an outstanding group. an outstanding Uaptain Edna Haynes and Coach Mrs. Joyce Price. tealn: they were leaders. .IACKETTE SCORES Lexington. . . . . .85 Spencer ...... 88 Lexington. . . . .51 Ashchoro . . . . . Lexington. . . . . .-l-7 Children's Home 32 Lexington 68 Barium Springs. Lexington. . . . . .53 Statesville .... SL Lexington 59 Mills Home. . . . Lexington. . . . . .GL Mills Horne. . Li Lexington 'L8 '1lll0lIlI1SVlllt' . . . Lexington. . . . . .62 Spencer . . . G3 Lexington 55 C'hildren's Home Lexington. . . . . .75 Statesville . . . 97 Lexington 70 Barium Springs Lexington. . . . . .48 'l'hon1asvill'e . 53 Lexington 69 Asllehoro . . . . . lmfl: Phyllis Rogers, Edna Haynes. Righl: Nelda VVood, Nancy Beck. Batman l.0Xillg'f0l1'S Capahlv baseball twnn vnnsisfs uf, firxf rfmg lwff In righf: 0021011 V. G. Prim-, Della' Uwvns, Dah Alley, Jm'k'c XVl1ih-, Huh Staffrmrcl, Bob Crafts, Bob I,1-mlzlrd. Nwvunrl rurv: Mickvy Byrd, liddiv Allrvd, linhbic Smiiln, .lov Sink, Frcmlcliv l'c:u'm'k, and Frzlllkic' Gm 01322: an This yr-ar's gulf team is manic up of thmc ,frrvntsz Pivkurd. Wah-h as Hnylc Eva-rlmrl tvs-s off. 94 '52- DSS lrfff In riyhl. Mrvyvr Smifll. Huh 'l'il11lu-rislkv, and Dwiprll 78 1:1- llkzrturvz The Gush 61915 aps ff l rom the very first to the very last, Our year is filled with memories: Sonic of them good. and some of them bad. But all' of them held steadfast. VVe put these memories before you. In hopes that they'll be cherished And remembered. And may they always be A steppingstone to future happiness. too. Top: Raymond Byrd and Martini Erwin are raising the Hag to start the day with a patriotic note, Jlirlflle, lefl: Betty Brinkley is having the devotion, while Mr. VVike, Robert Fitzgeralcl, Skip Stoner, and Raymond Byrd are waiting' to make announeements. Jlidvllrf, riyhl: Uoaeh Priee, Coaeh Mull, the Bowen twins, and Ed Easter amuse the audience with their sbennanigans during Lrfwliiprlp assembly. Bottom, left: Miss North Carolina, our own Miss Betty .Io Ring, is crowning Dwight Bumgarner, Miss Iirzxicos. while Edna Haynes looks on. Boffnm. righl: Shown here are the new honor soeiety members with the old members. Left In riyhl. first row: Pud Seehrest, Page Sink, and Jemmietta Bedwine. Srfrnnfi row: Ang:-lla Foster, Snooky Money, and Susan Stewart. 'l'hiraI rour: Sarah Swiee- good, Marcia Bell, Caroline Swaim, and Ronda Robbins. Fon-rfh row: Edna Haynes, Bobby Hedriek, Robert Fitzgerald, and Eddie Cathell. Fifth row: Curtis NVilliams, Scott Craven, and Jack Toney. Sixth row: Levon Weaver and Mary Mel Farris. 'I'np lwff: Talking to :1 rs-presvliiative from Dukv, we soc- Mrs. Hedrick. Eddiv Cnthrll, Hddiv Cnhlv, Marcia Pwll, and Mary M411 Farris. Top riyhl: Vharles Younfz and .lalnf's. thc janitor, are vlvaning up affvr lIurric'anv Ilazvl. .llillrllf lvfl: Mr. Shura- is fvavliing smnv of his studs-nts, Jc-rry Bm-ash-y, Jus- llearn. and Iionnis- Calloway, to make nsvfnl things. Jlirlrllff riffhi: Mrs. Bowan lends a he-lping hand to Advna Swing. Othvr fypists arn- Dntty Lopp, Hnhhy 'l'imhc-rlakv, Judy Foster and Martha Walser. lioifam lvfl: Unr yrning svirntists, Str-vc Crawr, Frank Smith, Curtis Williams, Harry Matthews, Wai-dlaw Berry. lflddin' Cailic-ll, and Kviih Sfalnvy, seein vxuiied nvvr fhvir new discovery. Iinifum righf: W0 sm- snmm- studvnts in thx' lihrary doing: rc-sm-arch for their favoritv hiaclwrs K? ? U. lnp lvfl: W1- 111111' wc- ilu- 1-111-1'rl1':1d0rs hillljfillfll the Gray High U111111115' 111 Hu' P1-p Rally, lufrwlw' Hwir llUllll'l'UIllill,Qf f1lllIll'. 'I'up righl: Doing H10 l5111111i1- Hop 11111 011 H10 iivld uffcr flu- Pr-11 Rally urs' .l:111ic'e Nlilrfill, Hliz:1b0H1 l'11llv11, lvilflll IVl1'li1'c, M:1rg::1r1-t Hyrrl. .-Klin- 'Wlc'C'1':1ry. .1Ii1lfllw: 'l'l11- fQlll'l I1. Martha l'lifTu1'd, s11r1'o1111d1-1l by hvr spn11s41rs is. w:1t1'I1i11: H11- lIm111'1'11111i11g: jljllllll' wifh Gray. Iinfinm Ifffl: Our II111111'cu111i11g1 fQlll'l'll, M:11'H1:1 Clifffvril, IS Sltfl 1111 I11 1 'ng' 'r il1r1111- 111-curzlhwl hy flu' 'l'ri-Hi-Y, Iirrflmn right: This is 1111- prim- 111i11g: Hunt 111 H143 I1111111'1-1111111114 p:1r11dc. ,A . if i -is i.Wffg9- Top lrft, Ivfi In riyhl: Going to the library we sm' Nanvy Unvington, .lane Nav:-, Earl ll0lll'lIlHll, and llzlrlmru Cuopvr. Top rfyhl: Gym sfndvnfs taking tllllf' mil for rvlzlxntimm XYikv :Awards Ruin-rl l iizgre-rulcl fur an winning: hlN'l'l'll Illillil' in ilHNl'IlllllV. Qllizlrllv riahf: llvisii ara- Curul Williams, ll. J. livvrliurl, Becky Snyder, and Uvralcline- Snyder. Jliflrllz' Iwfr: 'Vlr llawls pro gulfvr visits l,c-xillgton lligll. linlfnm lvfi: liclmliv Uzlfln-ll points tu xV2lSlIillfI,'tUll MKlllllllIl'llf as ss-niurs pass tlirougli VS'usl1ing:tun un tour. lioflum riyhlf lligrnificd se-niurs Hlldic- Caillvll, llnln 'l'imlwrlnkv, Susan Sh-wurf, Surah Swicvgrnnd, .linnny flhll0T'lN', llurlmrn Cooper. Farnlyn Mfwk. Jeni? NHVP, Nanvy l'0vingtmn1, Frunkic' Guns, and linrl llollmnan march up to rvvcivc that long:-zmwuitvtl diplunlu. Q QBur upal salma 521 ly 1.51 f 5 Trap l'if'!urr: Nlujn-siics liclrlis- Vnilu-ll :mal 'l'illiv B1-ck. llullmn lwfl: l'r'im'c Iiryu- Wngrmfr :md l'!'illl'f'ss l I'illIl'l'h Hvrrivr. Multum rfyhl: Arcllclllkm- Martin Erwin :xml .'xI'4'lNllll'lll'S3'1 Edna: Ilzaylwm Arclulukc Dwight lhlxllgrsnrllm' :md Awlulxlcln-w Duris lfurringrtnn. 84- id s I 90. fm Top lwfi. xiflinyl: l,ur1l liclmlim' Fulmlm-, Lady S:1r:1l1 Swi1'1'g1md, Count Don 'l'l'lll'll, C'n1111l1-M Bcity ,Xnn IQFUWII. Nlrmrliny: IJ111'l11-sn Jlllll' l,4'011:1rd, links- IMI1- .NlI1'y, l5:11'1n11-M Slllllllllt lluvsl. lS:1r11n Frvclclin' l,l'5lI'0l'k. Top riglll, xilliugl: l5z11'1111 linh St:1H'ord, I4a11'n111-xx l':1lri1'i11 Fry. Iizlrl Jimmy Uslmrln-, f'lllllItK'NN Nlurilyn Ilcclrivk. Sf11:m'fug1: l5:1ron lhulrhy l'1m1'. llzlrum-ss Phyllis liugxm-rx, Nnrl l,1'1n1:1r1l llovk, K'1111nt1-ss .lz1ni1'1' l,l'llI'j'. .llifhllw Iwfl xilliuy: llnkv Don Swing, IJ111'l11'ss -lillll' l's1rk1'r, Marquis l'z1rl HI'0Ulll4', Nl5lI'lllliNt' Shirlv ll:1lli111ur1-, Sluufliny: liurl M1-111lv Fra-1-111z111, C'111111h'ms liilllltbllil I.L'Ull2ll'd, l,1n'd Ffilllk Smiih Lillij' lil11n11l:1 Roblrixls. .llirlrllff riylal, xiffiny: l5:1rrn1 G1-111-110 lfllkins, l5z11'u111's5 .xllp.l'1'Hl Ifmlm-r, .Xr1'l11l11k1- l'l1'v1'l:1111l 'l'UXYIlS1'llli, .-Xr1'I11l111'I11-M .Io Ann Wilson. Slunfliny: Cmvunt D11 P11111-, l'111111f1-ss H1-cky -lU,lllS1lll, Imrzl .Inv Sink, I,:11ly .I:1in1-ll Lllllllillgi, linffnm lwfl, silfiny llllkl' lllllill HFUWII, IJ111'l11ms IS:1rh:1r:1 l'I'Utts. lizlrl I7:1I1' Uwvn, 01111111-ss Nvlmlzl Wow Slfnrrliny: I,11r1I .luck I'11ppl1'y, l,:1dy .Imly l 11sf1'1', fiilllllt Siclnvy 'I'1-:11'l11'y. C1Ylllltl'hS l'l:1r1 'I'111l1i, liullum riylrl, xiffinyg Lord liurl IIUII1-m:1n. l.:11Iy l'1-,1:,e:y XYJISIIIHIFII, llnkn- fN1i1'k1'1 H5 rml, I,llt'llK'5N i'11r11li111- Swszim, S'fIllllll,ll.1l.' ylHY'lllli5 I'l1l1li1- .xHl'l'Kl. xlilfllllihl' H1-ity .lmxn Furry f' K K - Y 3. Q Q 4 'I'up lwfl: NVQ- sm- sonn- nl' ilu- Latin SlllKlK'lltS, nnlyln- cluing ilu-ir 'I'up l'ijl,lf,' Nliss Mullin-ws is ln-lping: .lc-:ln liull und Ulizirlx-s Shout tln- lub. .llirlfllw lwfl: M1-nilu-rs uf flu- vunrf, Peggy Vl'nsl1ln1rn, P fzivnrih- Latin clziiwv. with flu-ir Biology in .Indy Fosicr, Phyllis lingm-rs, lla-Hy liruwn, lianlnnm l,n-mnzlrcl, :ind Jenn- lurkm-r, :Ire lish-ning vm-ry :ith-lliivc-ly in Hn- Main I l,m'1- plnyi-ml by Snuolay Mum-y. ,llirlrllr rfylhl: Crown-r Divkin- liulrlmitl slolm- tlu- ln-:iris of lin- ?llllllk'lli'1' by singing: 'l'ln-y Gu XVilcl, Simply NYilcl Uv:-r M4-. lfullfnn I1-fl: Jann- l':lrlu-r, Surah Swim-growl, .lane-t Slnitll, :nnl Susan Stl-wurt luring: iry-Unis fll!'llHlS1'UiS. Iiullum riylll: l'n1l S4-vllre-sl :intl lflilclim- .-Xllra-il :Irv singing 'l'ln- lnllinn lmvm- Full. SG last will anh estament STATE UF NORTH CAROLINA Davmsox COUNTY City of Lexington Lexington Senior High School We, the Senior Class of 1955, realizing that we cannot take our many possessions with us, hereby bestow them upon those students remaining in the school. Being of sound body and excellent mind, we declare this to be our last will and testament to be executed in the following order: ARTICLE I. To The Faculty ITEM I. To our beloved principal, Mr. Wike, we leave a joke book, so that he may compare those cute little quips of his with those of the more famous comedians. ITEM II. To Miss Manning we leave a first period Trig class that will admire and respect her as much as this year's class does. ITEM III. To Miss Gilliam we leave Second Year French students who will make 100's on all her tests. ITEM IV. To Mr. Wagner we leave a band that will attain his highest musical ambition and that will continue to improve as much in the future as it has improved in the past. ITEM V. To Mrs. Hedrick we leave literary-minded students to whom she may teach all the classics of literature with the greatest of ease. ITEM VI. To Coach Presnell Mull we leave another championship football team. ITEM VII. To Mrs. Thompson we leave new Silent- Riters for her typing classes, and we know that her students will then follow suite. ITEM VIII. And to all of the other teachers we fondly leave our respect and admiration for their endeavors to give us a well-rounded education, for their diligence and patience, and for their devotion to their work. ARTICLE II. To The Classes ITEM I. To the Seniors of '55-'56 we leave our love for L.S.H.S. and sincere hopes that they will enjoy being dignified seniors as much as we have. ITEM II. To the Juniors we leave the concession stand and all the joys that come with planing the Junior- Senior. ITEM III. To the Sophomores we leave that wonderful feeling of finally belonging, ITEM IV. To the Freshmen we leave all the hardships, work, fun, and honors to be endured and enjoyed during the next four glorious years. ITEM V. To all the classes we leave a never-dying school spirit and a deep appreciation for the school and its faculty. ARTICLE III. To The Individuals ITEM I. Nancy Covington bequeaths her title of Most Attractive upon Martha Clifford. ITEM II. Edna Haynes wills her good sportsmanship to Marianna Sink, and her athletic ability to Dolores Leonard. ITEM III. Raye Sechrest leaves her exceptional sing- ing talent to Eddie Allred. ITEM IV. Tillie Beck leaves her vivaciousness, and Janet Smith, her cuteness, to Kay Musgrave. Tillie also leaves the Lexhipep in the capable hands of the new staif. ITEM V. Robert Fitzgerald leaves the problems that come with the Prexy's job to next year's president, and we hope that that person can solve them as well as Robert did. ITEM VI. Keith Stamey leaves his amazing French knowledge to Raymond Byrd. ITEM VII. Jane Nave and Leonard Beck leave their wit and witticisms to Ann Gallimore and Charles Helmstetler. ITEM VIII. Curtis VVilliams leaves his charming ability to snow the girls to Moyer Smith and Jakie Lohr. ITEM IX. Mickey Byrd surrenders his magnificient physique to Freddie Peacock. ITEM X. Sarah Swicegood leaves her outstanding ver- satility to Bettie Brinkley. ITEM XI. Eddie Coble leaves his title of cutest and his everlasting expression of boredom to Tommy Green. He also wills his industriousness in the lab to any future lab assistant who wants it. ITEM XII. Caroline Swaim wills her grand personality to Martha Walser. ITEM XIII. Snooky Money leaves her magical key- board techniques to George Wilson. ITEM XIV. Joe Sink, Scott Craven, and Bob Stafford leave their genius for arguing with teachers to Jack Childers. ITEM XV. Levon Weaver leaves his friendliness and sincerity to Skip Stoner, and his growing pills Qwhich don't workj to David Redwine. ITEM XVI. Angella Foster leaves her willingness to work to Alice McCrary. ITEM XVII. Eddie Cathell leaves his magnetic per- sonality to Dwight Bumgarner, and his knowledge of Parliamentary Law to next year's Senior Class President. ITEM XVIII. Mary Mel Farris wills her intellect and efficiency to Nancy Campbell. ITEM XIX. Page Sink leaves all her originality and creativeness to the Juniors of '55-'56, in the hope that they'll come up with a brilliant idea for the Junior-Senior. ITEM XX. Jody Foster leaves her inexhaustible energy to Mary Groth, and Mrs. Hedrick hopes that all that extra energy won't cause her to effervesce. ITEM XXI. Bird-dog leaves to Jackie White the now notorious it,', which was left to him by Coon Miller and which began ages ago with Dirty Everhart. ITEM XXII. George Elkins wills his good sportsman- ship to Lonnie Davis. ITEM XXIII. Susan Stewart leaves her sweetness and her great typing ability to Eilzabeth Pullen. ITEM XXIV. With the consent of the Senior Class, Bobby Timberlake has decided to take his hunting gun with him. VVe, the aforesaid testators, hereby sign our names and atlix our seals to this testimony on this the first day of January in the year of our Lord, one thousand, nine hundred and fifty-five. MAECIA BELL, Testator Witnesses: President: EDDIE CATHEL1. Adviser: Mns. OTTrs M. Hi-:muck Principal: ME. C. E. WIKE jfinis To most students the LEXICON depicts recollections of a year. To the LEXICON staff it brings memories of countless hours spent planning, hard work, hop- ing and waiting, and then rejoicing. The small things that go into the making of an annual often slip by unnoticed. yet they are as important and mean as much as the big things, therefore it is with deep appreciation and gratitude that we give this page to say thank you to all who had part in making the 1955 LEXICON a reality. Especially to our advisers, Miss Char- lotte Matthews and Miss Janie Man- ning, who were so patient, willing, and who have given so much of their time and efforts to aid the staffg and to Mr. Wike, Mrs. Frady, and each faculty member, who were so understanding and co-operative, to say thank you is in- deed too little. We also wish to express our thanks to Miss Betty Jo Ring for the many useful helps and suggestions which she gave us. Our literary staff, Angella Foster, Sarah Swicegood, Janet Smith, Nancy Campbell, and George Wilson deserves much praise. Recognition also to Robert Fitzgerald and Dwight Bumgarner for their fine sports section. Our efficient typist was Marilyn Hedrick. Much credit is due Dorcas Penninger for keeping all of our book work in order. Especially to Jimmy Burke, our pho- tographer, we say thanks for a job well done. To our business staff, Caroline Swaim, Marcia Bell, Raymond Byrd, and Charles Helmstetler we express our deep appreciation for their excep- tionally good work. Also to our adver- tisers we say thank you for your support. We wish to express our appreciation to Mr. William Oliver Smith of Ed- wards and Broughton for his invaluable ideas and suggestions, also to Mr. T. A. Redmon's Studio for their exceptional photography. And then, last but not least, to all those wonderful students of Lexington Senior High and all other participants we say, Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Sincerely, EDNA AND Tony CEditor and business managerj THE STUDENT COUNCIL STORE We App Y P g C mpliments Of ERLANGER MILLS, INC NORTH CAROLINA GRUBB MDTUR LINES. INC. EXPRESS SERVICE AT FREIGHT RATES LOCAL -:- LONG DISTANCE Telephone 2991 HOME OFFICE : LEXINGTON, N. C. LENOIR RHYNE COLLEGE HICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA A C o-Educational Senior College Fully Accredited Liberal Arts Science Music Commerce Teacher Training Extra-curricular Activities include Band, Orchestra, Choir, Radio, Dramatics, and Athletics Bring refreshment into play ,LAI ! J H have a Coke J gwzusns ggi! 'Av' X Certified Gemologists Sc Registered Jewelers American Gem Society DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY SILVER CHINA O Gem Trade Laboratory Lfffl t ZlF IOYYUD UND!! AUYNOIIIV of UNE COCA-COLA COMPANY IV lj, ' 'WA LEXINGTON BOT'l'lIllG C0 ELLIS JEWELERS Watch and Jewelry Repair Bulova Watches Courtesy of INDUSTRIAL BANK f LEXIISIGTON PHONE 3364 0 8 E. Center Street AUTOanIZlOANS LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA LOW BANK RATES I Green Printing Company Comvlfmfnff Of Pfinfing MANN DRUG COMPANY Office Supplies Gifts i School Supplies PHONE 577 LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of ROBERTSON RADIO COMPANY TELEVISION -:- RECORDS -:- SHEET MUSIC p Compliments MlcHAEL's STORE 0, GRQCERIES AND MEAT5 COl'OllI1Cl Panel COITIPOFIY South Ford Street PHONE 2353 LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of lHE SOUIHS LARGEST JEWELERSH METAL BED RAIL COMPANY X L4z:WflfR5 -A f m.':'aa31m - , Compliments of HAL PULLIAM coBLE's DAIRY co-OP Manage' Ifl'1lIHI.If'S 'A' PHONE 415 LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA PIEDMONT GAS PIEDMONT SERVICE COMPANY East Second Street FURNITURE CO. 0 Lexingt Foremost Furn , . St Cooking Wafer Heatmg Ore , , Refrlgeratlon ' l North Main Street PHONE 2496 PHONE 2368 LEXINGTON NORTH CAROLINA PIEDMONT FUNERAL HOME 405 South Main Street Phone 2366 C6'L Recopping Service Grade A IOOWJ Cold Rubber 5 THAYER CLEANERS Where Quality Prevails Phone 2437 THE MODERN METHOD Winston Road and 6th Street Cash dc Carry and Delivery - Compliments of G L A N E L L E ' S 1203 Winston Road Hon 'he Squmeu PHONE 2460 I Everette Cannon Clarence Loman LADIES' RE ADY-To-WE AR PEUPLES INSURANCE AGENCY CHAS. M. THOMPSON JOE H. MILLER PHONE: 2749 LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA LANIER HARDWARE COMPANY HARDWARE : ECLIPSE LAWN MOwERs SPORTING GOODS and ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Phone 467 14 W. 2nd Ave. Compliments of BUCK YOUNG OIL COMPANY, INC Distributor of SI NCLAI R PRODUCTS O LEXINGTON, N. C. UNITED FURNITURE CORPORATION Manufacture f BEDROOM FURNITURE Paul Mitchum, Owner Phone 2822 CITY TIRE RECAPPING COMPANY KELLY TIRES d TUBES ,-,,. .... -..,,A, ,? Compliments Compliments of of S T A M E Y 7 S RADIO EHNFIELEVISION B A B E E an R C U COMPANY WAGNER ESSO SERVICE PAUL DIEFFENDERFER, Prop. COMPLETE BATTERY SERVICE WASH - POLISH - WAX South Main Street WAGNER TIRE 6' RECAPPING SERVICE U. S. ROYAL TIRES AND TUBES COMPLETE RECAPPING SERVICE BARRETT BRAKE SERVICE Wheel Balancing and Alignment Telephone 2382 PHONE 2153 ASHIVIORE BUSINESS LEXINGTON BOOK AND COLLEGE STATIONERY STORE PHONE 535 Books, Gifts, Office Supplies, Approved G.I. Free Courses 515 East Main Street Greeting Cards, Magazines, School Supplies ARVEL FRAZIER THOMASVILLE, N. C. South Main Phone 551 Compliments FRED of LExINGToN, NORTH CAROLINA BEcK's BAR-B-Q The Best Barbecue in Town MALLORY HATS FORTUNE AND JARMAN SHOES MICHAELS-STERN CLOTHES L. L. WINECOFF THE FAMILY GULF SERVICE STATION S H O E C E N T E R GULF PRODUCTS MAGAZINES ' GROCERIES The Home of Fine Sh PHONE 2472 LONG VIEW MOTEL C mplimenr ' 01' On US 29 8: 70 Three Miles So th f L gt For a G d Ngh R DIXIE FURNITURE CUMPAIIY, ING. Manufacturers of BEDROOM FURNITURE LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA LEXINGTON BECICS FLOWER SHOP MOTQR CO., INC, CORSAGES POTTED PLANTS FUNERAL DESIGNS CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE We Specialize in Weddings INTERNATIONAL CORRECT CRAFT BOATS Sales and Service LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA WE WIRE FLOWERS Phone 2891 LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA C '.ij 'e 'N' THE J. F. WARD CO. CAROLINA APPLIANCE LEE RIDER PANTS LEE RIDER JACKETS LEE RIDER SHIRTS Compliments Of Phone 2344 MOTEL LEXINGTON LEx1NGTON, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of E. B. 6' J. B. Craven, Inc. Mutual Savings G' Loan Association Compliments Phones: 34597 - 20114 of MOTEL CAVALIER ROYAL PURPLE and Restaurant CLEANERS 1 Mile South of Lexington, N. C. C. T. TAYLOR ESSO SERVICE South Main Street PHONE 413 I Compliments of MANHATTAN SHIRT COMPANY HA good place to work Air-Conditioned PEOPLE'S DRUG STORE i' Phone 2225 'A' Lowest Possible Price Always Compliments Of Fifth Avenue Cleaners 516 West Fifth Avenue LEx1NGToN, NORTH CAROLINA PICK UP AND DELIVERY PHONE 3984 Compliments of ERLANGER ESSO Corner of 5th St. and Winston Rd. CRYSTAL DINNER We Specialize in Meals -South Main St. Lexington, N. C FAIRVIEW DRY CLEANERS SHIRT AND LAUNDRY 'k Phone 2924 GQRDQN MOTORS GORDCN TRACTOR INC. C0- FORD SALES and SERVICE FORD TRACTORS . DEARBORN FARM EQUIPMENT 463 - Phone - 2193 Q Winston Road Phone 2448 Your Good Will Our Greatest Asset Your Friendly Ford Dealer LEXINGTON N C Winston Road Gets More Donen LEXINGTON N C BOOT'S SHOPPE Lexington's Most Exclusive PHONE 2610 Ladies, Shop Congratulations to the Class of 1955 For Prompt Service Call a RED BIRD CAB Phone 2331 Don,t Say Taxi PICKETT say RED BIRD G n d 24 HOUR SERVICE G R E E N Of Clofhes CITY BUS LINES Shoes Furnishings T RIDE THE CITY BUSES LEXINGTON, N. C. T0 SEHOOL C INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSUCIATION Start a Savings Account With Any Amountv I INSURED1 A EARN A WORTHWHILE DIVIDEND LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA MITCHELL HARB'S TIRE SERVICE GUARANTEED RECAPPING, VULCANIZING AND TIRE REGROOVING White-walls Built and Narrowed Down Grade A 100fZp Cold Rubber Used Custom Tire Recappingv Six Hour Service Wilnston-Salem Highway G. W. SMITH LUIVIBER CO. O Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers SASH : DOORS : GLASS : LUIVIBER I Phone 531 LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments Compliments of of LEXINGTUN CHAIR DAVIDSON FUNERAL COMPANY f HAYNES gl HAYES JEWELERS UNITED BAKING COMPANY Bakers of PREMIUM BREAD It's the Taste That Tellsn Compliments , of - I KATE'S BEAUTY SALON I I a IIHHIEE 14 EAST I CENTER STREET 6'The Best LEXINGTON, N. C. JACK'S TYPEWR.TER EXCHANGE NEW PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT Phone 2993 EAST FIRST AVENUE LEXINGTON, N. C. Compliments LEXINGTON of DRIVE-IN THEATRE G R U B B 0 1 L C O M P A N Y FIRST and FINEST PHONE 524 Sl b y R d L N C GO0DBUM 8: SONS W. G. PENRY ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS C 0 M P A N Y 'A' o Day Phone 486 THE OLD STORE WITH Night Ph0I1CS -7147 - 2879 NEW IDEASJ' Compliments of a FRIEND E. C. SECHREST 6' SONS Machine and Welding Shop PHONE 2661 Bus Sechrest Everette Sechrest We Make or Repair Anything From a Needle to a Battleship SMITH SI FRITTS MEN at BOYS STORE KEPLEY'S MOVING 5' HAULI NG Packing and Storage ' Clmhfng - 571095 - Sportswear Headquarters Kep's Curb Market . 525 N. Main Street PHONE 2488 LEXINGTON, N. C. C I' MYERS AUTO PARTS, 0 1 0j, 1en's Inc. WILSON'S GROCERY 'A' 310 N. Main Street LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA FRESH MEATS, VEGETABLES and GROCERIES Winston Road Lexington h h ' ' W F' e' S EMERY RAPER INSURANCE Christmas, AGENCY a Birthday, Of Any occasion' Complete Insurance Service Something from COSTNER'S Jewelers, It's Always PHONE 2689 Something Special - LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA DIAMONDS WATCHES SILVER CIQQRAL RALPH'S FLOWER SHOP GIFTS Our Specialty Weddings CUT FLOWERS I POTTED PLANTS COSTN ER S JEWELERS South Main Street RALPH BAILEY, Owner in Lexington 1075 Cecil Street Phone 2826 Compliments C A R O L I N A Compliments of T H E A T E R 0, Carolina's Finest! WTTUN annum LEXINGTON, N. C. ir A ARMY NAVY STORES WORK CLOTHES HEADQUARTERSU Winston Road LExINoTON LEXINGTON' Corner of West First and State Streets LEXINGTON, N. C . NORTH CAROLINA NORTH CAROLINA LEONARD CLEANERS Lexington s Largest and Leading mwm LEXINGTON HARDWARE BOWERS and TAYLOR CORP. HARDWARE C0. HARDWARE AND FARM IMPLEMENTS ' Phone 2313 W. Second Avenue LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA PHONE 2465 GREEN DOOR Sandwiches of All Kinds M C C U L C H S l CHICKEN - FISH - STEAKS OYSTERS - FRENCH FRIES J E W E L E R S All Orders Boxed To Go CALL 2433 l... Managers DOT and KEARNEY '6The Friendly Storen B E L K M A R T I N C O M P A N Y 'A' LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA Lexington's Shopping Center LEXINGTON DRUG COMPANY Lexington's Prescription Drug Store For Over 55 Years - Same Management PHONE 2213 FAIRVIEW CLOTH SHOP Complfmenfs 01' PHONE 20220 ul' 1236 Fairview Drive LExINGToN, NORTH CAROLINA SOUTHERN LUNCH We Specialize in Sunday Dinners Located across from Southern Depot Compliments of the LEXICON STAFF Right to left: Mickey Byrd and Edgar Mull discuss future plans with a representative from Atlantic Christian. Compliments Compliments of of BYERLY 81 LIPPARD 1 Woodruffs Shoe Store Novelties wESTOvER GREENHOUSE NEW MRS. M. L. KEPLEY qnd RESTAURANT CORSAGES FLOWERS POTTED PLANTS Meals Served from 5 A.M. to 8 P.M. 2 IO We Grow Our Own Orchids Westover Drive Phone BRADLEY HILL 2168 Manager Compliments Of REDMON'S STUDIO 'k ELKIN, NORTH CAROLINA AUTOGRAPHS III I I I X .QQ III X- lux AX I, x BUILQERS D I-1 THE ANNUAL STAFF and tht- EDWARDS 81 BROUGHTON COMPANY Cuopr-rated tO prodnvff this Annual. 0 Finest Quality Engravc-d Conlllleilce-111e11t Invitations Engravvd Visiting Cards El1gI'3Vf'fl and Lithograpllml I ff I V ff DIPLOMAS Write for Samples mul Prires I EDWARDS 81 BROUCHTON COMPANY Oldest, Largest, and Bm-St Equipped I , TI Printing. Lithographing and Engraving Plant in North Carolina. Estalmlishwi in 1871 RALEIGH. NtlI!1'Fl CAROLINA V , .,1sL . f,-'.i'. . .u , Q '! I I l,'1.l i!f.- Mr!-H! 'lfll',!w-J e' Q A ll F .! AUTOGRAPHS lf :iff ', 'DJ- 1 1 1 g , , , . .41 1-. x. auf ww. ' 1 4 1 V - I R Y 1 1 W I .1 V 'fi i 1 ' . A'