Lexington High School - Lexicon Yearbook (Lexington, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1959 volume:

5 ! I E : a I E 5 l I E : n ! a i 1 E ' 14 . QL 431255 ' . 1'0'7 , . Jw- ,fzwf I 'mfg- a. .2 ' in mf agwfl 22+ 1-5. , in 2. Kffxy H fF1'1f?-M 2 .EF -4 1: Ve Vx A Q' L A ,. Jr .fu 1 U . id ,-. . .w , 4 H. ,ax ' I 1 x f w 1 w L .. IQ -fi' ' X .:. ,. -. .4 -v '.17'! r. ,ml 'I' rs , s., gd 51 3? ,Vw--Q-qwwwwmy.3.5.w7W,ww 1- -fnf 1v,,.,,.,,v K., ,M ., v , .. A . K I M K Mwvwgm-mgmwwiwqwwQs.-wwwwgwwwvwwaamwwwmkf vwAW,am-wmmqmmww.-.W-,Ww, Nw NNW Mwf..M.M......-,.-. NYM, wma -4 Mwwm-.Q X-'W WMV -, . he f 5 . 3 exzcon 3 Staff predenta . . . 5 59 E 5 i X ...H 1 5 if Q f 3 2 E S is 5 2 2 miypmwvwwsdmwbwwwwwmwew .Mx DOTTIE MYERS Business Manager . BAIQBARA MANN M.WW?W Editor-in-Chief x E Q i I Q F Q 3 S i s f r Q f i 3 2 3 5 3 i 5 1 3 . 5 s , . 2 S i 8 3 ,s fi 3 1 1 'r ii fs W 5 3 an 3 3 1 a 2 5 i x Q- , X , if Q , -,W Lexxngmwffigh School, hear thy cluldren smgmgg , Nm. , If Q hf',eL5ffg . V to thy memory dear, 53 MA Love and trust now bringingg Q lg W ' 4 . . . 1211 M?- wgf-Iearts of devot1on, thanks and pragxse Qgtiponugggng, everggiakmg. W A Zi f,' . . ' V L X M Lsfwwfw A p I-hgh School, b1nd gwgmhearts togegherg g F for Service, 1 W I 'ffm , . V V x H W ' niweffi-.Qs -'Qi FR' W 4 , QEWQLOWY Weather' 1 Xwe,p1adge fhe faithytarimegghe love enduriggw A, W W 31053 ' A K I Z -krk b,,7 , I kk K ever?i :1dar 1 ima Mater, dear- 'f V 1 A Q 1 Q Q W ' WW ' V--: 1 , '-:- , 'Q L x4 ' ---- . ,N , ' i-:gf , 572: Wf f?5??A?5h W' m :-'3 , ' - . 3,g5fgLg 'x'LL A ggiiif V . W . . , Q f SY A ,.,,lJ M Y - Ay gy Q Wm :A, 9 A i f - ' f Q1 - 'LAWN W . , . F I QIQ- I V ff- b Ni f .bgv mf .. K MA' 5 M ,, - ! ' ' ' L ' 4 Y X V A , , I . I A , V X b Q . .,.. ,.., llilf A K . VJ, ww f A K , ,..-: 1 H K- W WM I , I 'LST iii J K K A A V , ?Q9 'fH-aw A Wy. ..fp,5,,VLWN A , . ---' .... , ,. , Y . ., ,.,: A 5 -41 'k '5 I 'F -' ,J x ' , in LL I . ,, vi? H? K EFF f 5 M Qaxfas ' 1.325 . EFF lli ,Dedication With great pleasure the 1959 LEXICON staff dedicates this twenty- first edition to one who has justly earned the respect of everyone at Lexington Senior High School. For the ideals you represent, for your contributions to athletics, and for your unselfish interest in the student life at our school, we proudly honor you .... COACH V. G. PRICE 5 .17ecfica tion aldminis tra lion gacullg Memorial Classes alctivities Sporfs gealures alaluertis ements . f , 1 , -r., .as- i l W 'v A.. . A Each year the L1-:x1coN staff, on behalf of the student body, welcomes this oppor- tunity to acknowledge the unceasing work of two well-known men in our school system. Mr. L. E. Andrews has administered his duties as superintendent of the city efficiently for twenty-two years. His job includes nearly every phase of activity in each of Lexing- ton's schools. The ability to make wise decisions is one of his attributes which has accounted for the smooth operation of these schools. However, in spite of the number of his responsibilities, he is never too busy to be friendly to any student. This year was Mr. Andrews' first in his office in the new administration building. This brings him closer to Lexington Senior High School, and we are always glad to have him visit this side of the campus. As principal for twelve years Mr. C. E. Wike has earned the love and respect of all former and present students of Lexington Senior High School. Through his efforts each new school year is more successful than the last. His thoughtful study of the needs of our school and its students has brought about constant improvements in every part of the high school program. The school is run democratically with the students participating to a great degree. His concern for and willingness to talk with the individual student has endeared him to us all. Also, we would like to thank the members of the faculty of Lexington Senior High for their dedication to the development of each student into a happy and useful member of society. 7 gui 3' L. x I Y,TA 1, Mrs. Dugan Aycock English Mrs. L. E. Berry English Algebra Mr. Carroll Bowen Health Sociology General Business Mrs. Harold Bowen Shorthand Typing Mr. Frank Clark Sociology Student Council Assistant Principal Mrs. J. Roy Clifford Geography Science Mrs. Barbara Coble Distributive Education Mrs. Bill Cook Health Mr. Von Everhart Driver's Education Mrs. Roland Gibson English History Mr. James L. Grihith History Mrs. Ottis Hedrick English Lexhipep Dean of Girls Miss Lillian Jones Latin Mrs. Theodore Leonard Home Economics Mrs. Fred B. Lewis English Miss Janie Manning Geometry Algebra Trigonometry LEXICON 2., X '--- 1 r Miss Charlotte Matthews 'Q A Biology Chemistry Q LEx1coN Mr. Willard Moody Shop ' Drafting Mr. Presnell Mull Science Physics Algebra s R-2 fi w Head Coach Mrs. Clifford Padgett Secretary Mr. V. G. Price History Health Mr. Johnny Rhodes Algebra Geometry Miss Imogene Riddick French English Mr. Richard Seago Math Mrs. Donald Sharpe s fs 'Ss f' K Q, N I 'f English X ngy A N l! Mr. Tom Shore R: N Diversified Occupations .S , st Mrs. Paul Sink Librarian rx A. Mrs. Joe Tate Biology . Y Science Math N Mrs. W. B. Thompson ' bf Typing . . - Bookkeeping .., Mr. Belford Wagner Band Director Mr. Jack Williams Biology Health Mrs. E. E. Witherspoon Music General Business ss s ,. . r M s:-w was ,X , s. as ix X ,,,. , if X' X Zin inning illllemnrp uf 1H+Iuffiz CAROLE JOYCE KUGEL Great is it to say that none can take her place For she leaves a memory that time cannot erase. 10 :vw Aww ,Q as mp mm, M-..,,,,.,. A s v ng,,,,-N .A Q4 Qvuf e eniord After four successful years at Lexington Senior High School, these Senior Class officers will carry their knowledge throughout life. Left to right: Barry Leonard, Vice-Presidentg Mike Hodges, Presidentg Becky Godfrey, Secretaryg Becky Lou Everhart, Treasurer. 12 Cl elti0l'.4 EMMA SUE ABERNATHY BARBARA NADINE ALLEN EDWIN DALE ALLEN Her joys are as deep as the ocean, Wit and wisdom come from with- Always put of until tomorrow Her troubles as light as the inf, what you can do today. foam' F.H.A. 15 Latin Club 1, 25 Office Key Club 1, 2, 35 Baseball Team Latin Club 1, 25 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Assistants Club 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Monogram Club 4. Future Nurses Club 3, 45 Bus 45 House of Representatives 3. Driver 2, 3,'4, Head 3, 4. LINDA GALE ANDERSON PATSY SUE ANDERSON She seeks a littleithing to do, A friend to truth, a soul sincere. Sees 'f and does W- F.T.A. 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Band D.E. 3, 4, President and 3 Year 1, 2. Association President5 Transferred from North Davidson High School. 13 MARY MEAD ANDREW She's good-natured and full of fun, And always manages to get some work done. F.T.A. 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 25 French Club 3, 45 Honor Society 45 Junior Class Marshal 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Council 2, All-State Band 3. 1: el1i0l'.4 MARY KATHERINE ATKINS BARBARA ANN BAKER Always ,Q smile and a word of Be useful where thou livestf' cheer' Transferred from Fairgrove High Glee Club 2, 3. School. NORMA LOUISE BAKER One who is reserved and quiet, Yet generous, marmerly, and kind. F.H.A. lg F.T.A. 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, French Club 3, 4, Office As- sistants Club 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Secretary 4, Beta Club 43 Senior Class Homecoming Sponsor 4, Superlative 45 Basketball Manager 3, Armistice Day Representative 43 Junior-Senior Waitress 2. Www JESS LONEY BALL DANIEL GILBERT BARBEE :'Patience and time conquer all He is a gentleman from sole to things. crown. FI'6I1Ch C11-lb 33 D-O- 4- Latin Club 1, 23 Beta Club 45 De- Molay 2, 3, 4, Junior Steward 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 43 Band lg Football Team 1, 2, 3, 4g Track Team 2, 3, 4. 14 BARBARA JANE BATES Quiet, friendly, and good- naturedf' F.H.A. 1, 2, President of County F.H.A. 25 Latin Club 1, House of Representatives 2. Q eniora 11 - QVNNOPUV, . . . K Nsesmsnfx ! PATRICIA JEAN BEAN The silent countenance often T1-IoMAs RONALD BEAN JUDITH DONREA BECK Life is not life at all without de- I take life as it comes and enjoy speaks. lzghtf' it. F.H.A. 1g Latin Club 1, 25 Glee D.Q. 3, 4g House of Represent- F.H.A. 1, 23 Library Club 35 Glee Club 4, Secretary-Treasurer 43 Sponsor 4. Club 2, 33 .Office Assistants Club 4. atlves 2. ALBERT HEATH BI-:LK JULIA KAY BERRIER PATSY CAROLINE BIESECKEH 'With a soul of strong breadth, The first step to greatness is to Quiet in appearance with motives His cheerful presence brightens be honest. unknown. our day- F.T.A. 3, French Club 2, 3, Honor F.H.A. 1, 2. Slee Club 23 D.O. 3, 4, Vice-Presi- Society 45 Lexhipep Staff 45 Quill lent 4. and Scroll 4. 15 Q enioraf BONNIE KAY BILMNGS BARBARA ANN BINNING There is nothing like fun. Few things are imyossible to dili- F.T.A. 2 3 4- Latin Club 1, 2, gence 'md skin- Tri-Hi-Y 45 Junior-Senior Waitress F.H.A. 15 French Club 3, 45 Oflice 1, 2. Assistants Club 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Honor Society 45 Lexhipep Staff 3, 45 Junior Class Marshal 35 Girls' State 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Council 3, Librarian 4, All- State Band 3. CARMEN MIRANDA BROOM A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. F.T.A. 15 Latin Club 1, 25 Office Assistants Club 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4. QQ f.. is 4 qi 4 'iaylyas as, xg is , F 3 3 L 'mswiff .L ifgggcagf i' 7 Q 5 f JANET RAYE BUMGARDNER QUITA RAMONA BYRD YvoNNE BYRD Ever loyal ever true to the task The way to have a friend is to be Sometimes quiet, sometimes gay she has to do? one. Shels just nice either way. F.T.A. 15 Latin Club l, 2, Vice- F.T.A. 45 F.H.A. 15 Glee Club 2, 3, F.H.A. 1. President 2' Monogram Club 3, 45 45 French Club 45 Girls' Basket- Library Club 4, vice-President 4, ball Manager 4. Honor Society 45 Student Council 25 Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, 4. 16 Q eniora Y KAYE Scorr CECIL ANN WALsER CH.-u-'FIN 'Cute, sweet, she comes your way, She's quiet but you know she's To brighten even your darkest there. day. i'.H.A. 1, Secretary 1, F.T.A. 2, 3, lg Science Club 4, Library Club 4, President 4g Literary Club 45 Tri- Fli-Y 43 Beta Club 4g Band 1, 2, 3 Vlajorette 35 House of Represent: :tives 1, J unior-Senior Waitress 2 F.H.A. 1, French Club 25 D.E. 4. xwmer' J AMES ANDERSON CHILDERS A winning personality and a born athlete. Latin Club 1, 2g Beta Club 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, DeMo1ay 1, 2, 3, 4, Scribe 2, Junior Counse- lor 3, Master Counselor 45 Track Team 1, 2, Manager 15 Baseball Team 3, 4g Football Team 1, 2, 3, 4, All-Conference 4, Shrine Bowl 4. BETTIE LUE CHURCH JoE GLENN CLARK Gay is she, and happy to be living Deeds not words shall speak for life the whole day long. me. .atin Club 15 D.E. 3. Key Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Baseball Team 3, 4, Football Team 1, 2, 3, 4. 17 FREDERICK ROY CLIFFORD A moral, sensible, and well-bred man. French Club 2, 3, Honor Society 3, 45 DeMolay 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 33 Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 33 Sophomore Class Oilicer 2, Vice-President, Superlative 4g Stu- dent Council 3, 4, Parliamentarian 4, Tennis Team 3, 49 Track Team 1, 2, 35 Football Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4g Science Club 4. Q eniora ANN ELIZABETH COLEMAN CHARLIE THOMAS COMER, JR. BARBARA JoYcE Cox The little cares that fretted me- To worry little, to study less, Everything has a value. I lost them yesterday. This is my idea of happmessf, F H A 1, Latin Club 1 F.H.A. 1g D.E. 3. 13.0. 3, 4, President 4, Track Team ' ' , 2. e gfiiagpii SAMUEL Mocx CRAVER CLARK ALBRIGHT CRUTCHFIELD BARRY WAYNE DAVIS Good humor teaches fun to last, A good man is better than any- Service leads to the palace of makes new friends, and keeps thing else. happiness. those of the past' Science Club 43 Junior Civitan Latin Club 1, 25 Literary Club 43 Science Club 4, Monogram Club Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Vice- 4g Track Team 4g Football Team 4, President 3, Band Council 3, 45 Transferred from Reeds High Freshman Class Officer 1, Secre- School. tary, Superlative 4g House of Representatives 45 B a s k e t b all Team 3, 4. 18 C: 6lti0I'.4 HERBERT CRIPPON DAvIs, JR. 'It is well to think well, JAMES FREDERICK DAVIS What is man if he is not a mys- It is divine to act well. tery. Latin Club 1, 2, Junior Civitan Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 43 DeMo1ay 4, Honor Society 4, lunior Class Officer 3, Treasurer, Band 1, 2. Z I unn : Z ,::,, ltlzuu Q' , we 4 -se-.ers 3 wg 'QXA H li, u MILDRED ELIZABETH DAVIS She is an all-around splendid girl. F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 Historian 35 Latin Club 1, 2, Beta Club 3, 4, Secre- tary-Treasurer 43 Tri-Hi-Y 4g Sophomore Class Oilicer 2, Secre- taryg Junior Class Officer 3, Presi- dentg LEXICON Staff 45 Quill and Scroll 4 5 Student Council 4, House of Representatives 1, Superlative 43 Cheerleader 3, 4, Chief 4, Basketball Team 1, 2g Homecom- ing Queen 4, Junior-Senior Wait- ress 2. ROBIN DAVID DEESE HERBERT CURTIS DUNN JERRY CLINTON Ecol-:Rs One loser said the race was Possessing great vitality and You are wisely silent in your own wrongly rung sheer enjoyment of life. worth. The Utne' Wghed and med again science Club 4- Hi-Y 4- Giee Club and won' 45 Transferred irom Aduinas High 'rench Club 2, 3, Science Club 45 School, Augusta, Georgia. leta Club 4, Monogram Club 43 'rack Team 1, 2, 3, 4. 19 Q eniora MARY VIRGINIA EvANs Happy is the girl who enjoys life. F.H.A. 1, Latin Club 1, 2, Future gugrses C1ub,1, 2, D.O. 4, Glee Club BECKY Lou EVERHART True and sincere lo al and kin , y d, A girl like this you seldom find? F.T.A. 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Oiiice Assistants Club 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, President 4, Honor Society 4, LEXICON Staff 3, 4, Homecoming Sponsor 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Band lg' Junior Class Marshal 3, Junior Class Officer 3, Vice-Presi- dent, Senior Class Officer 4, Treas- urer, Superlative 4, Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Conference 3, Junior- Senior Waitress 2. aikuwgassw - , JERRY LEWIS EVERHART He is happy who knoweth not himself to be otherwise. D.O. 3, 4. JUNE YORK EVERI-IART The force of her own merit makes her wayf' F.H.A. 1, F.T.A. 2, Latin Club 1, 2, D.E. 4, Glee Club 3, Junior Var- sity 1. 20 BONNIE J oYcE EVERHART Sweet, quiet, with rare qualities possessed. F.H.A. 1, F.T.A. 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Library Club 4, Homecoming Sponsor 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Honor Society 4, House of Represent- atives 1, Freshman Class Officer 1, President, Basketball Team 1. RAEFORD DOUGLAS A care-free heart is a great en- dowmentf' Literary Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Color Guard 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Council 2, A11-State Band Clinic 3. EVERHART Q eniora as-Ni , .,,.i Q.X.:A, .,: , ya. R REBECCA JEAN EVERHART RUTH HARRIET FITCH BRENDA JANE FUTRELL 'No virtue is acquired in an instant In quietness and confidence is her A very sweet girl, nice and polite, but step by step. strength. One of those friends in whom Latin Club 1, 2g Band 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A, 3, 4g F.H.A. 1, Latin Club youll always delight' Homecoming Sponsor 4. 1, 2. ANN MARIE GATTEGNO 'The longer we knew her the better we liked her. literary Club 4, Homecoming Sponsor 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Honor iociety 4, Lexhipep Staff 45 Quill .nd Scroll 43 Exchange Student rom Champigny, France. MARTIN FRANK GINN We know nothing of tomorrow, Our business is to be good and happy today. Key Club 4, D. E. 4. 21 F.H.A. 43 F.T.A. 3, 4, Chapter Parliamentarian 43 Latin Club 1, 25 Office Assistants Club 4. - X We si REBECCA ANNE GODFREY Versatile, petite, good-natured, gentle, and sweet. F.H.A. 1gF.T.A. 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Homecoming Sponsor 4, Office Assistants Club 4g Honor Society 4, Lexhipep Staff 3, 4, Editor 4, Homecoming Spon- sor 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Senior Class Oiificer 4, Secretary, Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Conference 3. Q eniora MARSHALL NATHANIEL Goss, JR. EDDIE THURs'1'oN GRAY He is nice and gay in a quaint Silence accomplishes much that kmd of 101111 noise cannot. Band 1 2 3 Baseball Team 1, 2, 4. Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Golf Team 1, 2, 3, 4. MARTHA FAYE GREER Her kind ways, her friendly smile, Make her friendship well worth while. F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Homecoming Sponsor 2, French Club 3, 4, Office Assistants Club 4, LEXICON Staff 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Superlative 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Basketball Man- ager 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4, Junior-Senior Waitress 1, 2. MARY JUANITA TILLER GREEK WAYNE AUTHER GREER Pleasure she seeks and finds it in A hearty laugh, a mischievous the little things of lifef' smile, Makes for him a life worth FTA 2 Latin Club 1, 2, D.O. 4, h., ,, House of Representatives 2, 4, w 1 e' Basketball Team 1, 2. D.O. 4, Baseball Team 1, 2, Foot- ball Team 1, 2. 22 ROBERT WALLACE GRIFFITH, JR. Then best are not only the hap- piest, But the happiest are usually the best. Latin Club 1, 2, DeMo1ay 3, 4, Scribe 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Treasurer 4, Band 1, 2, Junior Class Marshal 3, Superlative 4, House of Represent- atives 3, 4, Tennis Team 2, 3, 4. Q eniora .sffi , wg w i 'l84uumv sl LINDA JOYCE HAIRE MARTHA RoME HARDY AVERY LEE GRIMES t nt friend is a thing rare Friendship ofers the best in life. What's life without some fun? A cons a H Key Club 2, 3, 4g D.E. 3, 4, Glee and hard to find' F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3, Latin Club 3, Band 1, 2. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, A11-State Band Club 1, 25 Office Assistants Club 4, Clinic 3. Vice-President 45 Tri-Hi-Y 4. 'Numan 'Nav mg LYNDA JosEPx-UNE HENDREN RICHARD WAYNE HI-:s'rER JIMMN LINDSAY HILL 'She who plants kindness gathers Live well today, and tomorrow What can a man be but merry? love. will take care of itself. DE 3 4 Vice-President 4, Glee Club 2g Baseball Team 2. ?'.H.A. 15 F.T.A. 3, 45 French Club E, 3, OH-ice Assistants Club 45 Fri-Hi-Y 45 Key Club Homecoming Sponsor 4. 23 Q eniora RONDA JEAN HILL STEVEN C. HOLLAND MICHAEL DAVID HODGES Always faithful and kind, Accept the worst, hope for the Just the friend to have in mind. best, and take what comes. F.H.A. 1, F.T.A. 2, Latin Club 1, 2, Junior Civitan Club 4, D. O. 3, 4. Beta Club 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Homecoming Sponsor 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Storekeeper 3, Treasurer 4, Home- coming Sponsor 3, Junior Class Marshal 3, Superlative 4, Sopho- more Class 2, President, Basket- ball Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Civitan Conference 3, Junior- Senior Waitress 2. ROY BASIL HOLMAN Always a smile and a word of cheer. Monogram Club 3, 4, Basketball 'geasm 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball Team , ,4. None but himself can be his parallel. Latin Club 1, 2, Secretary 2, Junior Civitan Club 2, 3, DeMolay 2, 3, 4, Junior Steward 3, Junior Counselor 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Honor Society 4, LEx1coN Staff 3, Quill and Scroll 3, Band 1, 2, Super- lative 4, Senior Class Officer 4, President, Track Team 3, 4, Foot- ball Team 4, Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Conference 3. FRED LINDLEY HONEYCUTT, JR. Not too serious, not too gay, But a rare good fellow when it comes to play. Latin Club 1, 2, Hi-Y 4, Treasurer 4, Lexhipep Staff 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, DeMolay 2, 3, 4, Senior Steward 4, Junior Civitan Club 2, 3, Secretary 2, Junior Class Marshal 3, Superlative 4, Track Team 2, 3, 4, Baseball Team 1, Football Team 2, 3, 4. SANDRA SMITH HowELL An ounce of mirth is worth a pound of sorrow? Transferred from W. R. Mills High School, Louisburg, N. C. Q eniord .sv as F - :R swf , A is ,s s , . 5 ..,. , ffm VM. . . - 1. ff A ALICE MAE HUNT As merry as the day is long. F.T.A. 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 1, 25 French Club 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 4, Beta Club 4. CAROL LEIGH HUNT F.H.A. 1, 2, French Club 3, 4. QWWEQNHS Serene, resolute, calm, and still. 1 'A RCE- ' ' Ten. ,:' 5. f: LQ..' I :,. T. 4 -My sw. I A. - I i A i i b i V N315 WX is E .f MARY EL1zARETH HUNT Happy, thoughtful, kind, and true 5 There is no favor she will not do. F.H.A. 15 Latin Club 1, 25 French Club 43 Tri-Hi-Y 4, LExIcoN Staff 45 Quill and Scroll 4, Future Nurses Club 3, 4. BARBARA JEAN JOHNSON BEN FRANKLIN JOHNSON, JR. BARBARA JANE JONES A smile to brighten the day. A .little nonsense now and then The type of girl that moves F H A 1, Science Club 4, D E 3 is relished by the best of men. quietly but steadily forward. French Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 43 Tennis F.H.A. 1, 25 Latin Club 1g French Team 3, 4. Club 4. BUEORD WILLIAM JoNx:s Laugh and be merryf' Track Team 1, 4. LINDA LEE KooNTs Q eniora BETTY SUE KEARNS She who sows courtesy reaps friendship. F.H.A. 13 F.T.A. 45 French Club 2, 3, Office Assistants Club 4. NINA GWEN KOONTS Happiness and virtue rest upon The sweet magic of a cheerful each other. face. F.H.A. 1, 23 F.T.A. 4, Latin Club 1. F.H.A. 1, 2, F.T.A. 3, 45 French Club 3, Office Assistants Club 4, Homecoming Sponsor 4. 26 PATRICIA J UNINE KIRK Those who do not complain are never pitiedf' F.H.A. 1g Basketball Team 1. GAIL STANLEY LANII-:R True thought, good thoughts, Thoughts fit to treasure up. Junior Civitan Club 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, Vice-President 3, Secretary 2, State Governor 43 Civitan Con- ference 3g Beta Club 3, 4, Vice- President 4, Lexhipep Staif .43 Quill and Scroll 45 Student Coun- cil 3, 4, House of Representatives 15 Basketball Team 2, 3, 4. Q: elti0l'J rf' WAHM' ,,. 5 W' FLOYE ANN LEONARD A smile is a trademark of a happy soul.'i D.E. 4gG1ee Club 2, 3. BARRY DERMoN'r LEONARD Ability is a pe'rson's wealth. Latin Club 1, 23 Beta Club 4g Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4, Key Club 4, Senior Class Officer 4, Vice-President, Track Team 1, 2, 3, Baseball Team 4, Football Team 1, 2, 3, 4. ppnuwm JERRY Woon LEONARD Be always as merry as ever you can, For no one delights in a sorrowful man. Key Club 2, Hi-Y 4, Bus Driver 3. 4, Glee Club 2, 4. awe, 'fa ?.7,,,,..'f NANCY LORETTA LEONARD ROBERT DALE LEONARD RONALD WEBSTER LEoNARD Unselfish personality - greatest Do good to your friends to help To make a jest, to cause a laugh, gift of all. them, I i D Brings happiness to our lives. F.T.A. 4- Latin Club 1, 2, Band To you' e em'es't0 gum them' Monogram Club 4, Baseball Team 1 2 3 4,Col0r Guard 2, 3, 4, All- Latin Club 1, 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, Ser- 2, 3, 4. Stafe Dand Clinic 3. geant-at-Arms 4, Bus Driver 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Council 3, 4, All-State Band Clinic 3. 27 CI enior.4 LINDA J ANE Lox-m A perfect woman, nobly planned, To warm, to comfort, and com- 'm.and. F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 2g Oflice Assistants Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y 4g Honor Society 3, 45 Superlative 4g Student Council 1-4, President 4, Vice-President 3, Secretary 2, Homecoming Sponsor 1, 4, Girls' State 3g Junior Class Homecoming Sponsor 3, Homecoming Queen 2, Representative to Piedmont Festi- val 4, Coronation Queen 45 Repre- sentative to Christmas Parade 4. FREDERICK BLAND, LoPP A kind nature and a well bal- anced mind- You travel far and no better find. Latin Club 1, 2, Science Club 45 Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, Vice-President 35 DeMolay 1, 2, 3, 4, Scribe 2, Junior Counse- lor 3, Senior Counselor 35 Honor Society 3, 4, LEXICON Staff 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, President 4, Vice-President 3, Superlative 4, Student Council 2, 3g Football Team 2, 3, Basketball Team 25 Tennis Team 1-4, Captain 2-4. WILLIAM TERRY LOWERY A quiet lad with a modest air. D.E. 4. Doms JEAN MANGUM Strong and content I travel the open road. Transferred from Rockwell High School, Rockwell, North Carolina. BARBAHA ELIZABETH MANN She shouldg she couldg she would- She did. the best. F.T.A. 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 1, 2, Treasurer 2, State Treasurer 2, French Club 3, 4, Treasurer 35 Oflice Assistants Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Vice-President 33 Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4, Home- coming Sponsor 4g LEXICON Staff 3, 4, Editor 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4g Student Council -23 Junior Class Marshalg Superlativeg Class Treas- lilrgr lg Junior-Senior Waitress NovA LEE MAUNEY Quick to help everyone. F.H.A. lg Office Assistants Club 4 Q eniora GAIL THOMASON MEDLIN It's nice to be natural when one ts naturally mee. F.H.A. 1, 2, Secretary lg Latin Club 1, 25 Library Club 4, Reporter 4, Future Nurses Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Junior Class Officer 3, Secretary, Junior-Senior Waitress 2. ---',.. :-- --'i 1 - 1 gk V .,.,, . A A 5112, 4 ' ' ff ,I Nw as-I it JEFFREY Ross MICHAEL 'fLeave silence to the saints, I am but human. Football Team 1. X-Brig, Q -fa. ,sm eb ERNEST GEORGE MILLER JANET FERN MILLER RONALD JACKSON MICHAEL A man of smile and manner. Latin Club 1, 2, President 2, De- Molay 1, 2, 3, 4, Marshal 2, Senior Deacon 3, 4, Scribe 1, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y 3, Beta Club 3, 4, Superlative 43 House of Repre- sentatives 1, 2, Football Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball Team 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball Team 3, 4, Coronation King 4. JOYCE LOUISA MILLER 'I take 'life as it comes and enjoy Nothing is more honorable than Friendship offers the best in life. it'l! I! a grateful heart. Latin Club lg D.E. 4. D.E. 35 Glee Club 4. Q enior-.4 Wk-, KENNETH LEE MONEY A good nature is the most God- like commendation of a good man. French Club 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 43 Monogram Club 4, Junior Civi- tan Club 4, Civitan Conference 4g Science Club 4, Track Team 3, 45 Football Team 3, 4. DoRo'rHY SELF MYERS Pretty, neat, and kindg A nature prized and hard to find. F.H.A. 13 F.T.A. 2, 3g Latin Club 1, 25 French Club 3, 43 Office As- sistants Club 4, Secretary 4g Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Beta Club 3, 4, President 4, Homecoming Sponsor 45 LEXICON Staff 3, 4, Business Manager 4g Quill and Scroll 3, 43 House of Represent- atives 4g Freshman Class Officer 1, Vice-President, Golf Team 3, Junior-Senior Waitress 2. JERRY RONALD MORGAN Let us then be what we are and what we think. D.O. 3, 4, Treasurer 33 Baseball Team 1. PHYLLIS ANN MYERS Happy, easy-going, and polite, From care she's free. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. 30 JUDITH ELIZABETH MORRIS It doesn't pay to worry, Things are bound to happenany- way. Latin Club 1, 2, F.H.A. lg D.E. 4g Future Nurses Club 3, 4, Glee Club 3. PEGGY JEAN MCCARN A silent countenance often ex- presses works and sound. F.H.A. 1, F.T.A. 4, Latin Club 1 2g House of Representatives 2. e eniord 'QNWWQ' JUDITH ANN MCDOWELL JERRY WAYNE Nswsoivna JUDITH LANE PATTON When she is happy, the whole It matters not how a man dies, world knows it. but how he lives? F.H.A. 1, 2, Reporter 25 Latin Club D.O. 4, 1, 25 Future Nurses Club 1, 2, 35 Junior Varsity Basketball Team 1. She entered a freshman, She leaves a seniorg She entered a stranger, She leaves a friend. F.T.A. 3, 4, Treasurer 45 French Club 2, 35 Future Nurses Club 2, 25 Student Council 45 Secretary Cheerleader 45 Superlative 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Treas- urer 2, Mixed Chorus Homecoming Sponsor 35 Junior-Senior Waitress BRENDA Joyce PENNINGER -'Nwvuaw EDWARD KERMITT PERRELL 'fLet us enjoy pleasure while we Kind, friendly, and nice to can. know. F.H.A. 1, 25 Latin Club 1, 25 Oflice French Club 3, Vice-President 35 Assistants Club 4. Science Club 45 Key Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Secretary-Treasurer 25 Glee Club 2, 3, Vice-President 3. 31 MARY MARTIN PICKARD Manners, not gold, is woman's best adornmentf' F.T.A. 2, 35 Latin Club 1, 25 French Club 3, 45 Office Assistants Club 45 Library Club 3, President 35 Literary Club 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Beta Club 45 Junior-Senior Wait- ress 1, 2. e eniora r- , J WV , . -' :I ' 1 . 9 sg ',,' . . L yy, ,- . y ,,,, I ,,.. . , ,., .s 'K .- ,. ' 1f1 i... V: , Qmgsfm, if ' j K arms , 'q,',,'m, T ' SYLVIA lVl1Ic1-IA:-:L PoPE PAUL WADE POSTON, Not too serious, not too gay, Great hopes make great men. But a rare, good friend in every ways, Latin Club 1, 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, Vice- President 3, Basketball Team 4' Transferred from North Davidson Football Team 1, Captain of Hi-YJ ' 4 High School. JACQUELYN FAYE RIVENBARK JOHN CRAIGHILL REDWINE Men are not measured by inches. Latin Club 1, 2, Vice-President 2, French Club 4, Honor Society 3, 4, President 4, Treasurer 3, LEXI- coN Staff 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, DeMolay 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 2, Scribe 2, Senior Counselor 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 4, Assistant Store- keeper 2, Superlative 4, Track Team 2, 3, Golf Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Team 1, 2, 3, 4. NANCY KAY1-: ROBERTSON JERRY STANLEY ROBINSON Happiness reflects like the light Don't worry work, and it won't of heaven. worry you. F.H.A. 1, F.T.A. 2, 3, Latin Club D.E. 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Transferred D.O. 4. 1, 2, Office Assistants Club 4, from Pilot High School, Thomas- Treasurer 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Basket- ville, North Carolina. A true friend is a thing rare and hard to find. ball Team 1. 32 Q eniora GLORIA JEAN RocERs Bright is her ,face with smiles. F.H.A. 1, D.O. 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Girls Chorus Homecoming Spon- sor 3. SQWV X BECKY Lou SHILLINGLAW A loving heart, intelligent mind, And never so true a friend you'll find. F.H.A. 1, 2, Vice-President 1, F.T.A. 3, 4, French Club 3, Tri- Hi-Y 4, Honor Society 4, LExIcoN Staff 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Homecoming Sponsor 4, Junior Class Marshal 3, Chief, Super- lative 4. sun'-N REBEKAH HOWARD RoYs'rER Genius succeeds sometimes, hard work always. F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, French Club 3, Honor Society 4, Junior Class Marshal 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, A11-State Band Clinic 3, Band Council 3, 4, Junior-Senior Wait- ress 1, 2, American Field Service Summer Exchange Student 3. i,Q,,,.w ELIZABETH ANN SHOAF We know nothing of tomorrow, Our business is to be good and happy today. Latin Club 1, 2, French Club 3, 4, Literary Club 4, Honor Society 4. 33 HENRY CLIFTON SANnERsoN, JR. Never too careless, never too sad: Never too studzous, always glad. French Club 3, Key Club 1, 2, DeMo1ay 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Track Team 3, 4, Manager 2, Football Team 1, 2, 3, 4. LARRY EDGAR SIIOAE A better friend there cannot be A nicer lad you'll never see. Latin Club 1, 2, LEXICON Staff 3 Quill and Scroll 3, D.O. 4, Secre tary-Treasurer 4, House of Repre sentatives 2, 3. MARTHA LEIGH SHoA1-' C: 6lti0l'J RUBY Dorus SHOAF GILLIE K S AY IMPSON Possessing great vitalit and Th ' ' u y e quzet and observant always A gzrl that smiles is worth see- sheer enjoyment of life. go far. ingf' F.H.A. 13 Latin Club 1, 2, Future F.H.A. 1, 2, D.E. 3, 4. Latin Club 1. Nurses Club 3, 4, Honor Society 4. JUDITH CAROL SMITH MARY FRANCES SMITH WILMA JEAN SNIUER Contentment is a pearl of price. As she thinketh in her heart so Life is a s an I'll ' l H I lp 5 enyoy every French Club 3, 4g Future Nurses ?s she' . meh of lt' Club 3, 4g Science Club 4g Literary Latin Club 1, 23 Office Assistants F.H.A. 1, 2, Chapter Song Leader Club 43 Beta Club 43 Glee Club 1, Club 43 Monogram Club 2, 3, 43 lg F.T.A. 1, 2, Latin Club lg D.E. 2, Secretary 2, Honor Society 4, Band. 1, 2, 3, 4, 3, 4, District Editor of Promotion Band Council 2, 3, Llbrarian 4, Manager 45 Basketball Team 1, 2. All-State Band Clinic 3g Basket- ,ball Team 2, 3, 4. c: eIti0l'.4 WILLIE EDWARD STEED, JR. RACHEL ANN SNYDER MARY ALYCE S'rAvEs I find the world not gray but Happy is she, from care she's To live is to glide down the rosy. free, stream of time wholly and FHA 1, FTA 4, French Club Why aren't we as contented as solely one's self. . . . , . . . , 911 2, 35 Science Club 4. she' Latin Club 1, 2. Latin Club 1, 25 F.T.A. 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 4. J w F 2 l X1' 'Q 5 if ..,1 PAUL JEROME STREETMAN, JR. JAMES PATTERSON S'rUT'rs JOYCE SwIcEGooD STUTTS lf worries were the only cause Life is not really what comes to Fair girl, fond wife, and dear.' of death then 1'd live forever. us, F H A 1 2, Literal, 1 -,, ...,, yClub3,4 Latin Club 2, 3. Butwhaf we get from 't' . D.E. 4. French Club 45 Glee Club 4, V1ce- ' ' b 11 Team 1, 3, Prtesldent 4, Foot a Baseball Team 1, 2, 3. Q eniord SYLVIA ANNIS Swrci-:coon The true of work, the quiet of heart. F.H.A. 1, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. HELEN EUPHERZINE THOMASON PAMELA ANNE SWING A truer, nobler, trustier heart, more loving, or more loyal, never beat within a human breast. F.T.A. 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Tri- Hi-Y 4, Office Assistants Club 4, President 4, Lexhipep Staff 4, Homecoming Sponsor 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Honor Society 4, Student Council 3, 4, House of Represent- atives 1, Superlative 4. HARRY WAYNE T1-IoMAsoN In him lies determination and honesty, A kinder friend has no man. Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Baseball Team 2, 3, 4, Basketball Team 3, 4 Captain 4. JUDY ANN TI-IOMASON The best of healers is good cheer. To be glad of life because it gives Latin Club 1, 2, Future Nurses Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. you a chance to love, work, and play. F.H.A. 1, Office Assistants Club 4, Beta Club 4. 36 JAMES FRANKLIN THOMPSON A better friend there cannot be Jollier lad you'll never see. Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Basketball Team 1, Track Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Team 1, 2, 3, 4. e: eI1i0l'.4 RITA DIANE ToUcHs'roNE RONALD EUGENE TOWNSEND MARTHA ELIZABETH TYLER 'iShe iuho is content can never be Sometimes I sit and think, and A smile for all, greeting glad, ruined. sometimes I just sit. An amiable, jolly way she had. F.H.A. 1, 2. Science Club 45 D.O. 3, 45 Baseball Latin Club 3, 4, President 45 Team 45 Football Team. French Club 2, 35 Office Assistants Club 45 Transferred from Green- ville High School, Greenville, North Carolina. I .. , ,,,, y 3 Q 3 'Q s-F X Q55 Q31 ' 5 .G K rvivrg SHIRLEY JANE TYSINGER EDGAR LEE WAITMAN JUNE PEGRAM WALL A clear bargain, a dear friend? Take it easy, have your fun5 In thy face I see a map of honor, F H A 1 2 Let the old world flicker on. truth, and loyaltyf' Junior Civitan Club 3, 4, Secretary F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 25 4, Civitan Conference 3, 4, Lieu- French Club 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 tenant Governorg Golf Team 1, 2, Science Club 45 Junior-Senior 3, 4. Waitress 1, 2. 37 Q eniora LARRY WAYNE WEAVER PATTI SUSAN WELCH Slow and steady wins the race. Fun mixed with knowledge makes a well-rounded girl. F.H.A. 1g F.T.A. 2, 3, 4g Latin Club lg French Club 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 43 Science Club 43 Junior-Senior Waitress 1, 2, Latin Club 1, 2. GAIL VIRGINIA WESTMORELAND There is perfection in you. F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Vice- President 39 Library Club 3, 4 Reporter 3g Science Club 4 Basketball Team 1, 2, 4. CECXLIA GAIL WILLIAMS CHARLES CARVER WILSON BETTY JEAN YARBOROUGH Laughing eyes, a charming smile Idle, slow, and unconcerned, Born with the gift of laughter! Will warm you completely. He went to class and sometimes FH A. 1, DIE 1 2,G1ee Club 1 2 F.T.A. 3 4' French Club 2, 3g to learn' 3gTransferred from Norview High Literary club 2, 3,4gLibrary Club DE. 4, Key Club 2, 3, Band 1g 43 Beta Club 44 Sophomore Class Football Team 3. Homecoming Sponsor 2. 38 School, Norfolk, Virginia. c: elti0l'4 BRENDA SUE YARBROUGH Smile and the world smiles with you. D.E. 3, 45 F.H.A. 1. JOE THURMAN YARBROUGH, Ja. Sportive, playful and bubbling with glee, Our friend in his own way. Latin Club 25 Beta Club 3, 4, Vice- President 35 Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 45 House of Representatives 1, 2, 3, 45 Superlative 45 Basketball Team 1, 2, 35 Football Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, All-Conference 45 Baseball Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, All-Conference 3. Willey KJ. SANDRA CAROL YARBROUGI-I JERRY WAYNE YARBOROUGH Her smile is not more sunny than Happy is the man who enjoys her hair. life. F.H.A. 15 Latin Club 1, 25 Future Key Club 45 Glee Club 35 Football ginseng Club 45 Oflice Assistants Team 25 Baseball Team 3. u . If .,... J: -.1 ' :+-.:-a.X,:- . is l1-ww. JAMES CLAUDE YoUNc. An honest boy who takes it on CAROLYN SUE YOUNG Ready for anything be it work or play. the chin, FHA 1 2, Honor Society 4, A good sport and a warm heart House of ,Representatives 4. wzthm' Latin Club 1, 25 DeMo1ay 3, 4, Chaplain 45 Hi-Y 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 45 Honor Society 3, 4, Vice-President 45 LEx1coN Staff 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Band 1, 25 Superlative 45 Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Conference 3. 39 fsuperla fiue4 LINDLEY HONEYCUTT LINDA LOHR Moa! fopufar esuperla tiueaf MILDRED DAVIS FRED CLIFFORD feat alll-alrouncl Q uperlaiiuea 5 Q U .. M Y A ?' 5 K N ,,..,,, , .. , . , L. M.. ,.,.. W M1 I f if 3 ,vefwfl ,wwf -' ,1'Y'f354?'.V - 1 x ' www - ,-L, , 3 wrwgwkw www -. k fy ,. W. Aw-Ww,- Q 4 M Q W gx l U 1 Q W , 4:1 : . W H 5 1 ' 2 :41 . ,,,,.gW,l fflffflill 2 X W Q W F Q ff WM , . fY?i'!'f'Q'W f? ii: ' . - www ' ' 1, Q F :- N Q. W .M X A v H S X :- W mn wb X W fx W bw W W-My www in vw W +,.,....,v4 CRAIG REDWINE PAM SWING Beat ferdonalify Superlafiuea MARTHA GREER RONNIE MICHAEL griencllieaf esuperfafiuea ,M S -1- : W W up BECKY SHILLINGLAW BOBBY GRIFFITI-I Moat Jlnieuecfual Superla fivea JUDY PATTON BARRY DAVIS Moat Uafeniecl 1: uperlatiuea 'Sf if RONDA HILL JITTER YARBROUGH feat alilzfete Q uperlafiuea ,......n-num A if 2 3 5 1 31 -2 .1 I :, -: . ' i lk IEW ' X 7 R A 2595 his! i5g1i?,1-. A Vx Q N ,mwg ini? A Q 3 18 N' X S X XP XS Li Rn Y W S 52? A A A Q? 4 A Q N X FRED LOPP BARBARA MANN Moat ,Dependable ,. Sf Q xg xw, KAW? we , . an M, ...X My b-gy. ..-:O 5 -F ' H5431 Ls' ,ff t - 5' .2 xi Q , s 'fi g ., 6 lg ,r 3 5 ,W Q Q nk N I 5? v Q ..qX A! A Kiwi. fs Avnbidf . Y fix ' ' A .fm 3 ' -Q Q 1'- +559 1 1- 'H X1 5 , 9, ,... 1 1 jx x i aralzala 3 Q y 5 .1 First row, left to right: Mary Mead Andrew, Bobbie Binning, Barbara Mann, Becky Lou Everhart, Becky Shillinglaw. Second row: Bobby Griiith, Ronda Hill, Lindley Honeycutt, Rebekah Royster. 50 flfalecliclorian and qgafutaforian Q 2 7? S l 1 A5555 V 1' . IJ . Q ae:-1 fm? is 31- The Valedictorian, Becky Shillinglaw, and the Salutatorian, Becky Lou Everhart, are shown as they enter the auditorium. They have obtained this honor by having the highest scholastic averages in the 1958-1959 graduating class. 51 U O L J 0 I' COLORS Green and White HISTORIAN Pam Swing Our competent Senior Class advisors, Mrs. Ottis Hedrick and Miss Charlotte Matthews, with the Senior Class mascots, David Lee Shaw and Rochelle Leonard. MOTTO Attempt great things for God? FLOWER POET Red Rose Rebekah Royster PROPHET TESTATOR Becky Shillinglaw Judy Patton 52 s 'E 555 Tw My iv Q ,rl P5 M ,fx ,. JN' ,fir V 7, fvmxm 2 gx qw, , 1 1 .,- .5 4 aug! ' iff: Qiy ax 5' W -31- n ww . QM 'QMS- My ,S .f-fir A , sw v . + - KG. . it ,W e 4... 5 N3 -6' kk s.-..,r- 'SIC Mika J- . ., k- f In ' 'QA M h . gg. I NN' 5 ' Www' was ' W 'JN fs., ww, www 'Fis- id' W-UWVK 'Tr'- NM , -5'91 2s 298101 'km I Us Sarah Abernathy Vivian Alley Dale Allred William Anderson Mitchie Andrews Judy Ashby Joyce Atkins Larry Auman Bill Bailey Annette Louise Baker Kent Baker Jimmy Barton Bobby Bates Bonnie Beane Doug Beck Janet Beck Jerry Ann Beck Leonard Beck Norma Belk Tommy Bell Martha Benton Kitty Bernhardt Bonnie Berrier Margaret Berry Susan Black Gerald Briggs Vivian Broadway Wayne Burkhead Bruce Byerly Harriette Campbell Fay Cannady Norma Carlton Laura Carter Ned Carter Kay Cecil Wayne Charles Beth Clark Jim Clark Sherry Clodfelter Reavis Conrad Pam Coppley Wanda Covington Judy Cranford Pam Craver Alice Cross Raymond Crotts Ronnie Crowell Bobbie Curtis Jw . '3t 'r We ,- N 1 as N is s 5 iw 2' -1 +A. in 'FF 'wi 31 gm , .,,,,,,f fm r-my N1 SS Wir--f 'Qian' 3, WS in ...1 Q 'W WW... rf- A.. iw. 3' LX gr t ..:.:. ,. sviievw wg S14 '5 7 W. sw A ,QS , 2': f-A Q C .::' Ns: Q . 13- ' 4 bw. xx 'N SK-nk it N, N ' gg , , 5 MR, 639 X r X we , ,uv-' 3 ,af Sv Nw , 4: X My ,,,,. K in-4 Hwy mv M Nifty ,ra ii i'W '! -AHS ll X xh- iw N MQ.. ,E ambw' 'nw Ying. Carolyn Darr Martha Darr Tommy Dickerson Wyona Disher Gloria Dunn Sandy Edwards Edna Evans Danny Everhart Henrietta Everhart Mary Jane Everhart Mary Lee Everhart Woody Everhart Jeanette Fowler Saundra Fowler Marian Freeman Mary Ann Furr Joe Gann Jackie Ginn Cadee Goforth Mary Hall Larry Hardin Linda Hartley Ronnie Hartzog Janice Hege Anne Hendricks Mike Higgins Bill Hilton Thomas Hinkle Wanda Hosking Clyde Ingalls Harold Ingram Connie Jarvis Clinton Jones Bobby Jordan Frank Kelly Kep Kepley Brenda Kiger Judy Kines Patty Kirkman Linda Knepper Libby Koonts Eddie Lanier J. R. Lanning Kenneth Lambeth Larry Leonard Merle Leonard Larry Linder Jackie Sue Lohr if-QW WN.. 'hw Sm, K .1 if . .,.... , 1, WSF N ,Q fd :asm Jw c' , 3. 4, Q. 'tw ,:, KW M f5'IQIfE'::s , . Eff.: ..., M C at B v ,P ii 1 th wa, l -1' k WCW if 'Rv Y? .on sw-f-'i , T , 5 5 I 'bf Q NX , ie 'QA s f .Qin ,wf-'53 N X 5,5 gm 31 I-'RGC va .4-5 X civil V: an a it- ,..' .---' I T 'sw A . '--Z.: u 3' htm Vi, iurm ,..,,, NJN? 8 3, Q W .W A ma Q if ,M MN. A 157' 3 X O T dw E '-'- 408 X 3. i ww ,Aw f--f' ab f 1 ...Q -'P' ivhoa' 'M-...V :..,.. x ya-vw 'gimp -M A R.. My Lockie Loman David Lopp Carol McAbee Ginger McCutchen Kenneth McDaniel Danny McGinn Micheal McKinney Katheryn Martin Melanie Martin Ellen Meiere Sylvia Miller Bill Mock J im Mock Dale Moore Rhonda Morgan Ronald Morphis Velma Morrison Jimmy Myers Larry Myers Marshall Nance Doug Owen Kay Owen Brenda Owens Tommy Owens Pat Patterson Carolyn Peacock Nancy Phelps Kathy Phillips Larry Potts Richard Potts Ann Raye Libby Rickard Sally Riddle Carrie Robertson Forrest Roberson Charlene Robinson Judy Rogers Tommy Ryder Susan Sechrest Linda Shaver Barbara Smith Billie Smith Brenda Smith Eddie Smith Jackie Smith Louise Smith Martha Smith Raymond Smith me X mf-QSMQR '4!Hgf' it Ni' Q A lm' t A '1 X x Ex Y 1 - .am an fa? 54, .uv ., M.-iw L, IN i if , , ,, iss. ,PUR I X r . L-7-tl! Q... , iw' -Sift AFS- K K S,-.., .- T at X at ,O ann-fs, we 'wh tits' ' M M- ' '-ws... , iw x Q we 4 Q:-e ,o I A Q . MOH 'N s 1 wk li' P is lx 1 M W sw is Fiifsmwt , X if 1 k.y. QQ., S N379 IX-V 'K . 5 V 2 na an: ' ' :'- ' l Q .ls S A Sandra Smith Elaine Spry Terry Solomon Jean Spencer Gail Surratt Camille Swing Richard Swing Elsie Temple Lafata Templeton Helen Thompson Sharson Thompson Jimmy Troutman Carol Truell Steve Tussey Joe Wallace Gail Walser Bobby Walser Kaye Ward Mary Elizabeth Waters Ruth Ann Weaver Terrell West Ginger White Gloria Williams Sara Williams Linda Winn Donna Wisser Linda Woodle Judy Wooten Betty Ruth Yarbrough Alvin Young Martha Yount Mm A. 5, v ii i r wi' ZZ H e- Q35 as W EM ra Y' 'Hr- 'Ft'-pf The Junior Class sponsors are Richard Lewis Seago, Mrs. Fred B. Lewis, Mrs. Don Sharpe, James Griffith. and John Rhodes. Q. ,, Xfviggyni 'ss,'k ww X Q op omorea Pictured above are the competent officers of the Sophomore Class, who have worked hard to make this year a successful one.Left to right are Secretary, Barry Williamsg Vice-President, Jane Bur- rellg Treasurer, Jean Olive Snyderg and President, Louis Bowles. 64 'f i i '!M j L A M Q , .,E, ,:,.3 : Q l t, N I N ..,' Q , Q1+.,.Y'x' I i lm X Iznn gg, f f WW Q6 A A it E ' ., Q we is' A ut. 'Wh' V1 gww o .51 -'das a'.'tJlL f V 1 fi' ' is gm Q, A +.... ff -grftymxr ww, K -TM A h xii rau fl igf sge 1 -3 f l af' Q 3'-M' QMS' IE. ...., .A Qnknl H I K M W? .i ,.'.. r 2 ' teak at if ...da 53,1 mi 5' ax, far+ iss EQ if ,'f., . A ij? nfs. .Q , - ,.... 5 . ' A ': ' if t A K' ., QM Wy K ,. 'lt' .1 S, HA rt VA,q 'A ., wi 'Q21.E: ng Ap an .M 3, QE 1 Ki? A-is are ,, - ,x ig? QQ? ig? igio nhlti hl sl as the WV5, , ,aai link 3' N 'rw . ':--::- ,,,-f, . :li--F A R A A i ::: 2 , haf limi ey, - A 1, ggi Z, ggi 1 -.L A K at k it. A Ci '. :vm ' P 5 S A S Z, AWA , S Wayne Alley Zedena Allred Brenda Banks Judy Beane Donald Bell Gail Bell Bill Best Tommy Black Bonnie Bowers Louis Bowles Steve Brady Brenda Briggs Doug Briggs Lonnie Briggs Donald Broadway Mildred Brock Diane Brown Mary Brown Jean Bumgardner Belinda Burke Garland Burkhart Kay Burkhart Jane Burrell Herman Byrd Marion Byrd Jack Callahan Bonnie Carlton Carolyn Carpenter Marvin Carter Sarah Carter Charles Cecil J. W. Chaflin Dickie Clifford Larry Cooper Steve Cooper Jerry Coppley Patsy Covington Wanda Crabb Carol Craver Pat Craver Agnes Crutchfield Lena Curry Barbara Davis Jean Davis Judy Davis Leonard Davis Linda Davis Rody Dayvault Paul Dieffenderfer Carole Dorsett Shelton Eggers William Epley Jerry Evans Barry Everhart Billy Everhart Buddy Everhart Hoyle Everhart Leonard Everhart Donald Forrest Janice Forrest Kenny Freeman Larry Freeman Louise Freeman Victor Freitag Barry Fritts Dale F ritts Ethridge Fritts Marlene Fritts Dick Gallimore Barbara Gardner Butch Gibson Bill Godfrey Judy Grayson Mary Lou Hall Toni Hall Marcus Hamilton Sammy Hampton Doris Harris Tommy Harvey Betty Hayes Betty Jo Hedrick Don Hedrick Jack Hege Genne Hewitt Brenda Hill Christine Hill Stewart Hilton John Holder Harold Holleman Janet Holman . M i N 'J 2 3 2. na., ....,.: - ,ma V, i V45 ey. .-,:v-3-:f-:1. tu. i M . ,:,, . I f NN N Y i 1 at 'mi W fx 'SA Q F we A t. i it K- A K I i M me 'fi 'it,, M F, .,. in - F A 3-K sAm :I x ' '. .:.:- 5 A F LAK A QL it L i ,.,r R t F irii eh 1 2 5i 'i 'L ww at W wa. L QA rss. 'gtk ,W gg 3 :Zi iiizl I E t rum WMV 1 I .hi , ,Q M iiii in :-Ei'f i . i ,FMQ , N v .-.i: 4 5? S I :1:,,: Ezr 'ff' I Riff. W .:... my th' : Q as It 4 in M if -if i':1i'2 hnA lr 1 - I 1 .2' tw Sw QIQ. M 'S 4 i f F Qil gf Q E':3 ,V ,,,. 43 H ' ',.. A . A va 'fflf' ' . if 105 ' -.V it' C' :A A as 1-5 '-N.. N-iv .,,, I -f-Q K L ,L L .vs W J -S 4+ Q5 -A 1 Q LA L st- ' . N ,ww 'aw .lt ai C gif lg? V fir 1 X . I at X-aa. N- A-me W., :L R6 .flu an --naw. 1' '-A at gi 'W 'fr' A A 'N . W 4 ,tg-em ...M at I 5 bf, ,f fi 1 ,, f'f'2w . N 'P -. 2 ab ,K PRL, we W. . , , ,QR we . M Q '-Sz. A7 Q.. J -- Q - ,,.. sr f L is X V Www 'WK ar ,P Q, Xi? J Sk by Rt x ff E 3, iv 'W K 2, if j I X Ia.. 'lx , 'RL' V I: . 2- z yi , , 'Rf G NJN if 'WV :', T i at li s , ' ' k 5, :L ,WW . . , JH if I liz, Qi' Q, ? I -9? X Q sr if , in A f - X 'XA . 3-ps-wc: K-2 Gr . 'NA an VE.. '-up ilk Kawai., N -at 2 Q, ft uv ar f . ml at isa sk-f Sw- yy.. A AAL SN Margaret Honeycutt Ricky Hooker Jerry Howell Melinda Huffman Carol Hunt Diann Hunt Steve Huntley Dewey Hutchins Gene Ingram Donna Jackson Pat Jackson Lois Ann Johnson R. L. Johnson Brenda Jones Carolyn Jones Lynda Jones Kent Jordan Linda Kepley Brenda Ketner Carolyn Kindley Larry Kirkman Deeann Koonts Dianne Koonts Judy Lea Bill Leonard Donnie Leonard Jimmy Leonard James Link Jeanette Link Libby Linville Frances Loggins Allie Loman Gail Lomax Janice Lopp Jerry Lopp Loretta Lopp Sybil Lord Robert Love Brenda Lowery Eric Mainess Phyllis Mainess Margaret Marion David Miller Tommy Miller Sharon Mills Bobby Mobley Johnny Morgan Judy Morris Carolyn Motley Tom Mulleady Mary Frances Myers Donnie McBride Louise McCarn Douglas McDaniel Mike McGee Nellie McIntyre Joyce McLeod Johnny Nabors Worth Newkirk Luther Odom Phil Palisoul Gail Parks Glenn Payne June Peck Carol Sue Perrell Patsy Phillips Jackie Pickett Norma Pinyon Kayne Powell Carol Raper Judy Raykes Philip Reese David Rich Don Rivenbark Bobby Roach Mary Robbins Janie Robertson Ann Rogers Sarah Rogers Jerry Rowe Barbara Sargent Barry Sechrest Steve Sechrest Becky Sentell Spunky Shoaf Martha Ann Simpson Aaron Smith Bonnie Smith Dan Smith Marge Smith N 2 MR 4 ..., L , ik Gu at wi +'?,f- . K Hn in Wir fi grim 4 QSM ' it H' gg. Q' vs .J iw ..- 9 - I -' -' ' 1 e .,, fs:2 -M' -' , A , ,,.. I p . W :,. we , is 5 ' . lg f mm Q 1 -W - -fv 'TS W' Q QW Qi,1 . t up I .,,,,: p W ef: an i1 W W, 5 W w-3-fc' gfw, 'lk in all ul : - has ..,1:A I WS 'W' 3 4. .:5 M :ffl , M ' 'ffm t A M Ishii I A .Q - .. ,, KW W 'iw :El ai: . A z V 4- N,-W .,, . ga Ei -1 J- tw J ... , W ' 'Q lg t F W, gb Q V K til --':T X I if P ' i n A f zi' wi ' I .Qt V4 : 2 At ' ...J , S 5: af? 4 .,., tv ',,. ' ,,:,' I ' it P J -i r Q1-'-'f ' 'ij , J yara J M ap ,y is c 4 , Lg . ' ' at Y W Q zria Q :1 l P 'irf'.2.V . 4 ::: 5 . I f. PX ,, in : yr 5 S .,..... 9- -S 1: ,.- ' l Y l i ,' Lf ' 'W .. W V a 'S Q J ...,, Y M -., f C i M W .,.. as A3 3 gli. 'i xl is e P lii ,A,, x p e 3 ug .I is Q - -' ' F -,.. , A V :E . J 'W or Q 'r nasal ' We e 'Y 0. 522 S X may . . ,.. -. K , ,, v ' 3 .AW i 1 . WL K . :' K, 3 : : :f Q 'IW gg- Q I 0+ an Y? -Q fix my M' 'S ., , Vx my , S ' L -3? 4'. lm X A1 ..Z .,.. I H K N W if ' . Q., if 'M' -Y ' -iff 'i '-'- I S I ,Y s, fl!!-nf Ma' is ,, W' Q5 l A A .. I A Q Y' K if 3415 1:1 f-Y are i l, It :Qi 2' ,,, wr W 1 8 A ll I -. l 1... ! W- J ff ' ,rxx i We-M' t gwkw' i '.w Q r , Jean Olive Snyder Wayne Snyder Nancy Solomon Mary Ann Sowers Ronnie Steed Carol Ann Stiles Steve Strickland Kaye Swicegood David Swing Evelyn Swing Doris Taylor Linda Temple Charles Tesh Barbara Tetter Barbara Thomason Gary Thompson Rita Thompson Steve Thompson Rick Tillson Lillian Todd Doris Trexler Judy Tussey Barry Varner Linda Vaughn Marjorie Wafford Junior Wallace Kenneth Walker Deanna Walser Greta Walser Raymond Wampler Rebecca Watkins Charles Weaver Junior Webster Brenda West Barry Williams Jay Williams Johnny Williams Freddie Yarbrough Ginger Yarbrough Linda Yarbrough Rusty Yarbrough Bill Zackary Mr 1 s, Q52 ,aw em ww Su!! 'QM A .K if - Q25 MQ 'Q-F4 v + Q N 1 W ! W. 'V 4yi hi tx AVN ' A A W5 A gf-aww., af' ' K 1 A- A w 6? - fm ,im 23 N ' Ms! OE 2, K -as A Lx s 1 A , wi . W ., - 'K 4. 7 7 yi I 'QA C, .. i Y em Q Q Iii, A ' ,: ',A my Q . v iw ir MN b qb m e Lx M -f. 'E 'ss 1- i ' -J y an we ,, :,:. fa. 1 ---' -.. jf' g nl L i isa arf I ni, in - K er- l f- M aaa y L a we we srs CL. 'W ' ' ,.,, it 'fl M M! 'fiim.f in Am. 1. Atal Af L b .,. fi, we J Q-dr if if , Q A' Q 'wi 1 :rp .-.,. E 5 :il A . Ll . L ' Ish f f 3? huquzx QNX A his ' lul. s ...Q 4 I. 1 ' :., e .ze 4:1 4:2 A ml L .!,. e 5- we 4' f A if ' A 'zl WAW mga x ' A A M? , Nj i l ' : , s f A ,Z .W 0 W v2'-. . H X '32 - . 'J . 131. vs.. L L :,i,.i. E X t .,',: 'N'. g ,W .,. ft Q ...L eee L - We L Rachel Abernathy Kenneth Amos Donald Anderson Linda Ashburn Carol Atkins Dick Bagby Brian Baker Thelma Baker Gary Ball Mary Louise Baney Lawrence Bass Jerry Beck Larry Beck Mary Ann Beck Michael Bell Charles Bernhardt Ann Berrier Ronda Biesecker Martha Binning Cloriee Bivens Martha Bivens Darlene Black Marlene Black Coy Bost Keith Briggs Mary Ann Briggs Pat Briggs Juanita Brooks Lee Brookshire Charles Bullaboy Sherrill Bumgardner Wayne Burkhart Sondra Bush Larry Byers Jimmy Byrd Wade Byrd Dianna Calloway Judy Cameron Ann Cannady Jimmy Carpenter Carolyn Caudlff Leo Church Lamar Clark Carol Colo Tim Coltrane Dianne Conrad Mary Conrad Greer Cooper Jimmy Cox Clara Craver Tony Craver Mary Cross Richard Cross Jerry Crotts Charles Crouse Kenneth Davis Mary Davis Mike Davis Mickey Deese Simmy DeLapp Maxine Disher Willie Dorset Vickie Driver Nicky Dry Bud Dunn Sammy Eanes David Edwards Linda Edwards Gene England Barbara Everhart Bobby Everhart Cleo Everhart Hilda Everhart Joy Everhart Ronald Everhart Suzanne Everhart Wayne Everhart Tonie Floyd VonceilF1ynt Johnny Fritts Carolyn Gainey George Gainey Dallas Garrison Mildred Gee Buddy Gentry Tommy Gobble Marlett Goodrum Brenda Graham Roland Grant if J iw-1 C W i A .h he 1 is Linda Green ci Brenda Hall Linda Hall Pat Hankins Brenda Haralson Mitchie Harb Linda Hardin Barbara Harris Barbara Hartley Jo Harvey Wayne Hass fa 4 A bo .':i f wif Q t 3 .f if Q' was W item if-Q 2- '..: f .. ,ali I !,..:- ::, ,..::v - lg... .. ,. . W are W :'n1 1. W L . A Q A Al ais kalrs . ai , P, ...,. E 0 , .2, ,X W .3 QM Y i.::: tv N' .,:. ...,. U an L, ,Q X- qw. if -,'k wg, W 1 ::,.: M V M QM M P ij I iz- in .5 4. A ah .-VV. ir,, , B y as , K ZS : . ., as Ani.. -.,, is- A S -lil M' 4? fl his 3' I 'fbi-1 'ff '-.t'ti ,, R .ii f f X X V faerie: f ,am 2 A r i .511 , .31 525533 ii,i. X, S il I 'A,,, g lf'f3 if Q 1 I I r B' Q' is V ,al Q. -'-- t- s , ,,,., HN :.,. ..-v-.l- Z -I 4, it W Y K, . ings if ., ,gm ,wg fax A. 21 ,,-' was A iw -H - ,N ' N... 4 sv i Qu. A aa- 'W it lier 'frw fr an AK L. I E ':':: . K 'frm rlliixfi 162 ' - I AVWG I iyli . G 'G j , i,.h ,:., 'W T g , r C .:i, L ifz 1 fir 'ff-1 W ' :i' f V f N Zilz . g if M , K L ,L Ch A .e ,jg ,Q ' 4 t r . K H vig!! .,-, i . I ,r :,. ,:1 , i mg .rssz G: :',. K , -' is LA h 1-A m '2?h ---1, X f J , : , e : -'--V..:2 it , , ..,, J :ru 'X iw 3, -I t r i VV it W . I ,X ,MQ 'wifi' ii' f at t L J t - A L. L A A s .. Q at a n A S. t Q. A 'ti JW' -9 tt? R it '2 mf ' 1 E , ,gf .gf I . ,E:,1A, i s A M rj l I An Ln. AX A. Nix I S XY su. 4 1,-an Q.. fi -we wt L K, , ...V ,gage 3 W ' ' W . tl Lb -vi... oz -Eg, t Nt- 35 z at as W lx 'ff' L1 LAL E I, Q nt ff .i 'W fs- M 'W v. . fi J AQ , MW s J' -'K 'W J ,W . fa - :,, wi W KW ENN, 4 D L LL In F 'W 'J' if me M .fe H 4 5 F . 1252 ,.. '...,. N U I A A sl ...LLA be . ,., H W , ,. . 6 i,' A . V 1' sk K i if A is ' M ' ,f 'Wai' W' 'Xa 'Ww- w E l i f iw l . L W A ilk A L A al 4. x 'Wm wp... e . :,, l it 5 sir, J Ll f df tl as it M 4 it . A if Brenda Hedrick LeVonne Hedrick Henry Lee Hege Ronald Hester Dennis Hill Patricia Hill Phyllis Hilton Sue Hilton Ellen Hinkle Jean Holder Eddie Holmes Bobby Honeycutt Eve Horton Rodger Hunt J. R. Issacs David Johnson Richard Johnson Danny Jonas Glenna Jones Mildred Koonts Lauren Kugel Martha Lanning Stanford Lanning James Laws Betty Jean Leonard Brenda Leonard Deitra Leonard Greg Leonard John Leonard Keith Leonard Marilyn Lohr Alice Loman Etheleen Loman Barbara Lovell Winks McCurdy Linda McGinn Betty McMillan Jeffrey Marley Eugene Martin Sandy Marusak James Meachum Louise Meers Pat Melton Larry Michael Martha Michael Gay Middleton Ann Miller Bobby Miller Don Miller Judy Miller Mary Miller Mary Lou Miller James Money Martha Moore Doris Morgan Noel Morphis Barbara Morris Martha Murray Carol Myers David Myers John Myers Nancy Newell Frankie Newsome Mary Newsome Tommy Odom James Osborne Linda Owen Brenda Owens John Parker Dianne Phillips Hun Philpott Wanda Pinion Martha Poplin Linda Presnell Emery Raper Ruth Reagan Margaret Reid Claude Reynolds Everette Ribelin Gail Robertson Philip Robinson Verl Rumfelt Dickie Rumley Bobby Samples Cynthia Shillinglaw Keith Shillinglaw Judy Shoaf Sue Shoaf Freddy Sink Charlotte Smith Guy Smith J ulee Smith Jim Spivey Sherry Strickland Anne Stroud Erma Surratt Linda Swicegood Dickie Swing Kenny Swing Becky Taylor t . ' H :Q , .. -vw.,,,.:. t -I :. -1 I . ..-. , . ,, . X ,- zt. , ., , -M. ,. 1 -1. X . B ff J u eagp t t -fi rr r ii ' 35, aa r R all J n ml napl e J -arz t uto 'S 21- 5 ., Q--: X Q2QVP t . we cl A n A 1... rx ellis? 'E' g Ql: ., :,-.,. 2' M- -. 7 xl l L A W , :..,,t, I ,ga if Z:-t ,mama ...:, 4' df t az, --1 - .. , . 5 -'N 45: 1, W in I 1 ,. '- --- - esrr I E :-- .5 1 l S I 2553? Q A , , .,.: -:'...., iffm ': -W' ' J iw W M lfisii iv Q... J tie W V, 1 ,V ss IIN ,qw A ii sa . . .gee x',, ' e ., M A , Jf' s s , , 3 W -1.9 3:4 S 5- zgg :VQII 5 sw gg m N' h W ff: '.' ' Q M.. o ofar A ., , W ' wa I K - :-- I, 4 Q. kk ,i w K si K ig., J rp : ss ' A 'Q ':r'l te , J A A 'L X . W , :.., 'X ' A ' - 1 ,,- T Q- ,ggwwp . at . , . Q25 , .:.,j - f 1 vwE,v fq1 ' jf, 2-. - X -2' Q i f M 'j 9. W if N- -:V :..,::a - K - A .sk 2-, -it -I - is w , M Q 4 1 -ia. 'N':'2..5sfi:1a1g:2:, K U ' S. N af.: . 9 s fr f i li get X Q f , . , ........ .. ,, L at e 'ir' o Qttr ' i ., 'E b Vx L, i ' X ...,. S' . , 5 ,W tg. km p , 'N' ' aug if , 431 L. ' .F mm A Q i h AXL L. Ll A Lx -,.- 1 IZI e A E Q 1 . .,,. 3 .,,, lllzi 1 Q . ' ir ' 11 is 1. Q --- ' X is 'M 'ai' ,I be . h ff .Ax L LL AL A a- . s A q1 A , ra s y , T y YR -v -11 ' mr H- W T -of My W .A,, ig :.E , it' .rf L A - , K ' ..., rz. , . 5 gl xx K . ..-2-,- it 'EQ i r 'Q : : . T gmt - 4.23 1 ,,Q, CX .:Q,, I.. 5 if wr ' - 7 V . . A Weary' kg? -5 . - .- - , im Bill Taylor Dennis Taylor Roy Thompson Butch Treadway Beeva Troutman Kenneth Troutman Teresa Tussey David Tutterrow Judith Tyler Judy Tysinger Mary Tysinger Virginia Varner Sherrill Waisner Edwin Wall Lee Wallace Keith Walser Rusty Ward Wanda Weathers Ronnie Weaver Diana Whittington Rusty Whittington Curtis Wieters Fran Williams Teddy Williams Brenda Worley Linda Wrenn Jack Yarbrough Linda Yarbrough Ann Young Melvin Young Robert Young Ronald Young 3 new 5 6 mmm is 1 ill? H ff f lil We I f R 5225148558 If HBBBHBUH F2 . N, , .. K K 2 fi-a t , ' s if W 3 1 3 Q fucfeni HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES EXECUTIVE OFFICERS The officers of the Student Coun- cil are Cfirst row, left to rightb Ronda Hill, Treasurerg Linda Lohr, Presidentg Gail Walser, Storekeeperg Mary Waters, Vice- Presidentg Cback row, left to rightb Don Hedrick, Assistant Storekeeperg Donnie Leonard, Secfretaryg and Fred Clifford, Parliamentarian. MR. FRANK CLARK, Advisor 'T government The organization most important to the school is the Student Government. It is composed of the Executive Officers, Class Representatives, and the House of Representatives. Each of these branches has a specific job to do and does it ex- tremely well. Many outstanding projects are spon- sored by the Student Government. Some of the most important of these are the Homecoming festivities, College Day, Parent-Player Night, and Citizen of the Month. Under the leadership of Mr. Frank Clark, the advisor, the Student Council sponsors many activities to encourage and raise the school spirit. A .... M 'W LINDA Loan, President CLASS REPRESENTATIVES The Class Representatives are as follows: Senior Class-Gail La- nier, Mildred Davis, Judy Patton, Pam Swing, and Craig Redwine. Junior Class-Kitty Bernhardt, Kenneth Lambeth, Judy Ashby, and Danny McGinn. Sophomore Class-Belinda Burke, Johnny Williams, and Barry Williams. Freshman Class-Jimmy Car- penter and Mary Hundley Phil- pott. W' wjgy, Editor-in- Chief .......... Senior Class Editor ..,...... Feature Editor ............. Class Editor ................. Assistant Class Editor ..,......,.. KITTY BERNHARDT Assistant Class Editor ............,... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,..BAnnAxA MANN Club Edit0r'..............,...........BEcKY SHILLTNGLAW -BECKY Log EVERHART Assistant Club Editor ...........,.. RHONDA MORGAN .........S1-TERRY LODFELTER . E t ..,.... . ............ ,,..,. A . W-v-----m-MJAMES YOUNG Sports dt OT g CRAIG REDWINE Assistant Sports Edttor ......,.......,,,.,.,,,, Jon GANN B1-:LINDA BURKE Advisor ..........,..,...... Miss CHARLOTTE MATTHEWS Business Manager ...... ..... Bookkeeper ............... Business Assistant ...... ..... Business Assistant ...... ,... Business Assistant ...... ..... Business Assistant .DOTTIE MYERS .....MAnY HUNT ........FnEn LOPP .IVIARTHA YOUNT GERALD BRIGGS ...NGLORIA DUNN as 5,3 X. vi N ,i Q Business Assistant ....... 1111 ..........MARTHA GREER Business Assistant .,.,,,. ...,A, K 1-:Num-H LAMBE-1-H Typist .........A,.,....,.,.. ,, Photographer ..... Advisor ........... ........,.MILDRED DAVIS ..ToMMY D1cxEnsoN Miss JANIE MANNING I sffWTLCOME UMNI HOME AL ,f gt if 'K ,. I fix YR q 'C f f l' 56 AX X ' rv -'JJ MVK gg, .K LM., U., wx RP A 1, -5 it 1 X-X ,, a. ff , N R, his ,ig , 1 Nl Ni- - Aj 1 jg ' I 'N' .f yi , vw X f ,1 . Xigjf 5.4 A , it if ry X 5 . W .r1, , .-.v ' I 5 if A 1 X' 355: ,,-x f' A Q 5 my ' fx + ' .x . . MWMM . ' ' ' - sf- A -v ' u -3 of xxml up KHBLR J.. lima, N' - ,fxml pw' Cl Az? m.n.i,- Iisf M1171 xsvii J x 7 ,T 'f','j NW U ' Tho szfis .emi Qufxm-N lunar rxlmw, km-,er P dx X Tl wsiaiyi ALE W. 'K 'I 1 l Whm' Um- Lord wrzw usrfmm .A fs x -' r' z a 7 :mu wen vs Ha' smwis in fhswr , fear! X y H . UH X ' ' , , , x -' . K m1vAfEn we lm haw the small My Aw -.x.- smug Nw Nucl ns: fins istmizxy Hs ns,1:.4- x-,uw Has r .'!1-wi Qian' V W , . IIN, LII mv WIN V, U ,H Vw, X L wfirwaw tvwvxxrw IMA z , .QE ivy to we ri In so .113 mm' 5-mr 1.1 yur' -yuh, A,l,,,-M1 lint r 1' IIA yin, 44, K I can' Peg :md I spent C R 'L' :pin im' F-gvxm Tu it-1 1 hwr wk-l,4,aru :fvxlv 'NM A ' ' f X lm. ymwnfiwy- my You I Siam'-1. Wifxwi '-ua -wx-.ls vo Nutt 'N . ' ' ? - - - E :xxx .I ls for X1 x' iwxzlllc' Hu- Navi L U1 Us X' Y mm , , . ,- , X - H f so .. 'pm . ,vm ,X mul H. ,W - .- Mix! Vizvisixxm uns 1? mmf mv M-. U1 X 111.-Ev this you .1 syn ...Q 51.5. 'Lf ' +V , , , x Q . mv! !wlm:: Um' lm-.: lmmv Y, ,, , . 1, , , 3 ,k ,5 I ,,. wwf our RUN 1 iv. .mince-. xx un h -' 1 i- 'W if - 8 . ,W . U, l-h.N,,,, . HM gm, 'In f.-ztfrxf-mo unix Us His sm gk .. L, ,L V vw. .1- z, . Q ., w L y I V - X 1 5 -1-f U' W HH NW 'U' , 4 rl H , U ., . ., is was mr us Mwst on-ws ,H,,,,.,, Y dom I hw: mmm .1 R ,N mu ..-Q W., Mlm htm. www, ,mx ,5.,.,,, - N - .4 ws! Mira-!rmss und ' an .ml my xwxl ,W K A XM. ,pm HN XWYM5 HXNUH... M. 7 fr-mf 'nw hmm msmy xziorv H W use-zlzvr again pm. ,pw ,mx l5,,.kg', mm SH., 'Its 11 shqmw that i 'lxohorl Spy , L L ..,.. f -.VHAILQ nrzmuxrz Miki I k li was Us2xM1H:ss Vw. ,md my -lfkgjp jdgppp CECHJA su, tlrgiru' lvxd 1w.:sHy t.fr u I had H H K., W V I W N wxsmi .2 .mu imw vu-'ht umrmths x mul i itullmkllv ,ii wrwughf SMX' me W 5 'mk5 OH xv hi- emu, in bv: gt look si him. m rg 'ir . lv za zu: rs: 1 :. .wr nm ,. .V X, ,. 4, - , -5.3. X . t i' t K X .xl A VK fi K, wmv Lum- ui D. In ta- Fm li -- Mm' .xx i -,.1 szwwlfy hvlmad HW in Wm im' k S. MN 'N' N in TWU WT? NYPD. PW'i'l VV1Zl W! A UP JY in' lx Um :vm and Vs .1 snrvi- lim' mmm. I uhsivkiml :xx l !lmn2?ul ul nfznliml Hu- cxg:p::.-:xc-,ss H. mi. ,msn U hlimzlr my N my Mwmm-l mv! kmm. Qxmm. aww U, 535 WN Umm' 'tw mv-N N Nmpivlv 'Ms md mu? Igkikd x':!'Irg 'M LM' fu MQ :sms :rm xmas on-zirmznsiq' gig..-tx rm-nxvn1hur v-non my xi 1... Jgnk. not -us km, lm whmm, I New I ,Mmm :nc wa il 'rx :si 2 1- r':.x1 mt, . - , Q . , . . Q . . 1 -+ -- . ' , , mr mm ,MVN AM, ,sw gm, yumn 11,5 ,uk htm brim! im, Dun, .h.i. Mm was mi hm.. Immmx H 1 didn: mi, mu-ru m'vrly ampxilng tm z 1, :xml youu- nut own .m .m.m..i down Nw, Mia www ww ,Wm PNN, v . .. - -., , , , , J. ' . , ., 13,5 gud 1, wud vmhk mm Lim AP x It ,Yu www W .az just rim: mum mm ,www 1 mx. .inch .fha NM, he NNN.: TMI' mf WL ' V' ' U' Us 1 1 11 uw xt ss 'I mu no lr .,f, ., . ., . s 4.5: ww: 1 v..:LW . . um un xsmiui .y.x5th1n.. ho !u.u,,5,r Kuhn :z.unLmL,d- ,.m,m,mS l xml gr! 1 YI AL 1 A 4? mf I TU' Kmzcinmx. I rn,,1,1,1! g,,.g,m-I, lgwm ' n .' Q. ,, , ft. . . I . :zu x ., xt. vw: mr x nm vu - . ., . , W h .V Q 11 it ntzmuf ll Mmm hm you M Wx my .mi mn, H2 W 1 1 1 ff .H -1 K ! 111 ,,,,,5 ,h,.,,, M, 1. ,,..,, ,t,,l,t, f'W 'Y'UUUil UUE' Wifmi mlm Umm mg- ! c:'m1am ln pany 101 Hwn Ul.s:xs 'Ysiiww Maui My luv vnuxi ,,, , N ,l, , .,4 D, -rl. 1 , 'NLM dvlu-V ,ml Mr. nfmlj mm ix nu' I k'1 'iA k'd Vnm' i:U1.7n.l Im- Uwxaui Y lux! 1: Un Xiwmizxy ww had uolswd tfwf mf... :mb M. ..mf4w1i. .uni 'NF Md MA 'SQ' 'U gm I ki' .Mi um ni Vw mwlgzvt. .md uw lim iuprzmi wus in-ummm: s.x::'x'l5 mm lywn,-v Mull! Wwixlmy 3-M, ,.-W, and U, 'msd film' UH- ww 'www' was MO, I. V . w Wi 'xmzfsy xmt .fm 1 nw ww mm mf wh: ww. -, fm rim' srwzaxwxu sin- 9Wzxz':'u-ni In rm is f A I. .V M' ' ky' ff K VV' 5 E , H .1 f N. H X-. ine' H... ff, 4' :,. .x., H- gm. mv 5 1.-,ai .1 gn, :HM f in 5 i tf I' WE: 1 I Ui vwfgx :INN M X 'A ijxiw Nix Igsex L,..w an .11 nw iw: mu. .wen Ihv mmf- 5 5.1.nw.i LH iii, hm Tm' 'Ulm SV' -'YTEWIS H' Wiki' K' 'A V 4' 3 N K ,lu-w Nw sltgvi-rm' I an I wmmdvred hm' if Zin' n'usx'1es wc:'rmu,: un- fx- Urs Kuhn Inova : 1. , .. , 2 ', 2 1 R 'N H r' T I 'yi f in H E I i Um HA r.MEJ.d UML M, .wk A ,mn Mw..S A .n.s,hL Inn... .UM -w1w,t1,. hm X wg X- -,. N, Um. A ,Q W, M 5.1, 41 -.swiss n :cr Pyvs. :mc . , H Q U .. . . 1, . . ,.- , N ' X N U U 1,1 K I SU 5 1 5 W . Q mzniwi :X lu Hz lxxxivn q.1uis,x4d, Im sau'1'y' M K fM5 YH- -ms Imp xs.15s sxupxuuu .a,uz. xEx'S1:lltf1 fm ' f .1 . -, .,..,,1 XK'w!vsw.'I:xy. vvhrn siw rMn1'nvd liio- hw YW nf K H it you nmru but I km-1 :md in :zu wir N Mx -'1 4- YU i M1-1,11 mb' li 1 1 1 vu 1 -vi,-zu ur , . ' ' ' A . ,, . v ,, , ,, mai. shi- A 1 lor Llxlxfxuus. Xuu M! 'Mx' JM I Wim' lm-A mt- 1 zhvn- was :1 iight und 5 hm- Em: -o' 'W' 115211 xx iomur.fr.l A 1-ml gvrxswurvd 15, q up Ev rm LM- gm 5l,mL,'-' 1 ghnuimv ,li af , IS.. - . ,. ' IFN- f Mm I A H ll IW sr' -gi xx mlidx-:x,v . 'V' um U1 'ft HWY 1. n s As. U ' , , , . .XX :HL iw Ina urmzm slmxig 4 u limi .: Qllfrnfna-4 I1 -' 5 i'E'Xi L'-'UN VY mm. ucfi xx-nh s,x:'pz'iw, ...ij ffm ini. .XE Li in :AE xxpinx ilu- is' 1 'urw in .nf doin.: im-K .W 11 Mrxkiw- htm' .ri .1 xln- hw uf Fw 11-vc, ai sm' .null K JH pmt! 143.5 -mmf: mirnl wtf: 'wr' wxlxm 1-. rx ff-ny my ilrwwl- , 555.5 H vi hor rmlwfozx fun' ll-'x' 11, .maxi-ft I ul Maria mint- .md l S111-R-Hi H zzzma-.QV-..A.i mr smrxzwg, 'U'Wl'S- W' ',,.,s.m mi vm .syr- xs':f::s.w . Mm fm. H T in-ifwri l,1m1ns sms .1 km: wmv Tom 'mpigmi 'zv.u.E ,x :ww im lin- H W, . half Haw umm ,X .HW .M :K.,x.5,1xm, I .Z nm- muvnvm .ms V x X I I H mm. W. Wm gm :Wm tu H. un. .N .M 1 . W . . - f . , . . , mmm A ,W mm, 1.4 Q.. ll. v..m4I. lung., ,ily mm in, Umm no ,xml 'ul -.ms rfxv. .md ,l,,g,,, 'Am .mf l's-Nw: bw'm1I lm' f .smut K A X 1 1 - x .. ss 5. f Editor-in-Chief ..,, .... B ECKY GODFREY Assistant Sports Editor... ..... DAVID LOPP Literary Editor ................... .... B OBBIE BINNING Assistant Literary Editor... ...JERRY ANN BECK Sports Editor ,,,.....,,,,,,...... .... D ANNY MCGINN Feature Editor... ...ANNE GATTEGN0 Columnist ...MARY WATERS EQ' ' . , cf - .f .Y N .4 .gg fl ' 'fwn-B II I --., ' Elms! 'I ' 1. , K I, -W 1 K! , .. s. 4 Ga. -S xk jig V I I X jg ,VX - N 4 f . , if 'NI ff 1' 5 'T ' X 1' v ., ,,,,,,., . , . , ... . n y ' -I III, MMI III IIIIIIIII II. IIIIIII MI - And MII Ij.,I ,UNIV III. IIII-III IMI! ' 'Nik U I lip? 'Cahn 'N' ' 'A' W The ILIIN: .md II:II'In-s IIIIIIII :IlIIIII'. k,,,,..,, N ' U ' I 1 l WIIIII' IIIII' I.III-II stmvls. IIIIIIIIIII ' ' ' I I I ,I I I- I I Q ' I 'V ISI wI'IlI:I-I IIIIIIII I II IIII L W ' IU ml H, - H. I-1 '-- I N I-i j i 1 Lt- 5 I,,.,,..I, I., ,IMI g,3,,.- . IIII- QIIIIIII IIIII, Aw IIII IQIIIIIIQ III MIIIIAIIIIII IIIIS IIIIIIIILII' F UIIIIIII., .I s IIIiI' TIIX III II? I .I X I1I'IIIIs,s IIIII':IIIsII IIIIII III sw II 'III :III IIII ImIII ya-III' III II-.II I - - 5.1 1 . .. . . . . 'Vlni -II' XIII TT II II tII'mII: III wana' Vex :IIIII I SIIIIIII Im' fI.IIIIzI III IIII I III'IwI I-IIII-IIIIIIII IIIIIIII- M KIIIX I Ui K I l A I t IIIII-MIIIIIIIQIIIIIIII IIII- I I IIIIIIII WIIIIIIIII IIIII' IIIIIIIX III I-Iwwr' . I IIII III-.I IIIIII' I III.Is II Is IIII !x'4-I'-:I-III: U , .- IIV.-I II. II -'III II IIIIIK II t II H 'V A Im' I-I,..NH,M Im, I mlm, Hn. kmb,,!I.I,I s III.IlII I.II. yI.II .I IIIII II II Ir Iwi III I'-I 'III IIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIII . L . , , .,I I , .IIIIII IIIAIIIII IIIII1 I,.IIII IIIIIIIII .Y A I , .. I . IIIIII. IIIII IIIIIsI I II IIIIIIIIII In II II H . .I IIIf.IIrI' III low vI.Is IIII'lwd I . A A U mm., of mm tn.. P UWM ,Nm III I'vlv2III'.1Il4' IIIIII IIs IIIs Ihny-I' NMI' hzus IIII- IIIII'III ww IIIII I i V ' ' N 'A A A ' Q ' ' II II-II IIII- we I'III'igI ,IMI- , N I I gf IIIIIII I IIJIII' QIWII :I XI-.In .I,1Ix ' 'K I 'UH f . ' . ., I -I-- -I - I -IIIII :Iv IIIIII VIIIII sIII'II an-III IIIIIIII lI:Is IIIIIIII If N. .II I .IIsIII..II. .IIII . K , ,V LV M , -vm. NINI1 ml. HMM .N.mIM,,. hh - A 5III' IIIIII IIIAIII5' IIIIII1 IIIn'I'IhI'1' ZIHEIIHI I-.II IIIIL ...I.I. II Us I'IWfI me SLEEPY SPY M A A I -.I'Ic.IIIz IuI:IIwIwI: 'S DILEMMA I ' EANI 'IQ -' M - It Ins I'lIIII'III:Is I-.III .IIIII VID' - y ,FRED Hwy .Ing I-IIIIIII' II.III IIIIIIII' IIIIIIII 1 had II.IIIIIII .I IIIII: IIIIII- IIIIIIII- IIIIIIIIIIN .s 'Er' ks -I - S ' . , I, .. ., ,, i . If, H' K 1 hm A IH ul xt E '15 'Sm HWS- IIN FIIUN Omwnw III' I-XIIQI, III III-I :I IIIIIR :II IIIIII IIIIIIIIII1: III IIIII Ihmg IIIIIIII II: III ml, mmm UI DI. Im Ig.. Ing, vm. N I YM qw-nh lwhmd mv Ku mmk mu K Aw Xmntt NA - mm 'WN' Num- Vm'5'HU'W vI1'W'i It HHN' MLN c'II.III', l I'?IIII'kII'Ii us I IIIIIIISIIII oi n 4'u 'd H W 5 5 UL' VIN .I EILIIQIII: III-.I I-I IIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIVI XIIIIII VKLIVIII IIHII II' wb' WU- U ': ' IIIII IIIIIIII III III I'II I-I III-I: IIIIII --Imv whim 3 dmmm Elms SIR, M4212 HIM tw V-W bWUm HY fk'VUi rm.m,mbUr MNH my ,IIN .Im-II. LIU! SWK -IIIII IIII M-PII'IIIv I kIIIIII. I IIIIIIII1 I I -I -I - ' . II II . , , , . I .,.,, -- . I I I- -. I ' MI If-UI-I II.I Ins. III F1515 ul mm... :md III, IIII, II,I,I,,I I-II, .IIII IIIIII IIIIII.. III.. IJIII. III.II sI.III II.Is M, mm hwmw ., I dm-I mx, Inr hxm. QM.,-L. wg...-III m,Q,IIi,,Q IIII. I I. :Ind 5'oIII'I- II-II I-IIIII :III IIIIIIII.II IIIII-II-I Wm, wh WMM ,Nw Nm rmhzk I I I- I' ' I I 1 'I .I. . .A 1 BI-Ib II-Hi ll IIIIIIII IIIII. :md nm' , I II. K I, . V. I. I 'X' Ni' dw I Im N 'W' 1 I ' UI 'IIII-I IQIIII IIII II.I.III I-IIIII. IIIII :II-I I .Is Is III.I Imm I.II V1 V V! H Tk- ,H ,hw lm N I- tk . um my W d 5 WH f1 hs Emmlmf Iinhn ggI'II:IIbEI.Id, IIIwIII-III. I HHH Till X' xum XV K5 A tm nhl' NIIIIIIIIIIIII' I QIIIIIIIIII III-Iww Ihvm II fur. IIIIIIwIt. II seenwd III- Imdk 45,3 IIIIII IIIII' IEIis I'I':II I'!l IJ' H A 'MA' 'm 'W md 1 K n my U! SIII'I'I5' IIII-II' sms .I :'I'.II Nmln eIIIryIIIIIIg any IIIIII:Ig III:III I-IIIIIII mt, fm-,,IIImI III pray Im, IIMIR VIIHIN 'l'iIv1'I- IIIIII III III' want Ig' I I 'I 'I I- I Q I , , . Nun I!v:II'. SLIIII XIII, f1 'ff'IJ1'f:'fI ?1fF,:Tf'ID,y kjjfdmuhld I-I'IIzII III-IIIIIII IIIII III.III I II.III II On MIIIIIIQI- sIIIr lmd IIIIIII-acl Iiru' X nm... MIS M, U Und H I Y 'W' ni 'IN' UW' 'Wx M' 'U ' 'I IIIWI IN U, IIN. In-,x.I,I,,,, Jud II... Ins LQIIIIILII was IIcI.'IIInIIIg sIIg!I'Iy mm I,,k.m-- KIIUDII- ,Im-k,.,.I. III, ,,..,. IN, I., Iwwfi 11110211 Nw fufn lf-IHI' TI-I-I 3, I , H . IIIIII 'II-IIIII, HIIIIIII IIIIII I IIIIII- I-III-If IIIIIII IIIII IIIIIII III III.I III---I.I.I-. wi - . I. 'I I. - :I I I' I I , . . . . . I day IIIIIIIIIIIIZ shr h'II'rIed 'II an IIs' N k ' V ,II IrI ,II II II . IIII. IIII' I-III. -- I.. IIsIIII WI. I-II II.I,.II .I ,III .I. z:.I: II: .II . IIIIII II-IIIIEIIII-.I II III-..IIII..I, IIII.II I.: up ms H, :HHN tm A 1 Im. .III I5.II'I ggsw II III me Im' IIIIIA IIIII-I TIII- IIIIIQII I IIIIIIIIIII III IIII I . N I I I hmm TIIIII muh! III- Ixrrm-:I III :Jer ' 5,-II., II-,- .II-IIIIII-r I gm I IIIIIIIIIINIII her III .Nw IIIIIIM Iw:IrfIi1Is ww vw' Q AWK KIM W'k fI H1 IIII IIIIIIIWI mu.. In, ,Wk A Wm. Sum. II IIIIIIIII- SIIIIIII II.I.I I.IIgII:uII. IIIII I wir' hkv the vm' N110 had rhuswwv I Ixus-TCIIIESQ ill? IM' I I W wk Mlm and mm ...Im WU. I I-IIIIIIIIIII IIII IIII. IIIIsI IIIIII IIIIII'I.IIII- , ILI.:.I, vLSIy'IIIc.I .ev I , III I 'I-.1 .. . .. .' wcdnmdayl whm sbp rdumvd mtl. H YM 'XMI X l Hn. Im: 1 Nm had IO gui, VW sI bIur.II IIIIIII I r.III,III IIIysI II '? V V ' 'I ' ' TIL 3 Ti. - . . ' ' ' I- . I tum' She I I L UU U UN ml. immmuxr xml V IIIII IIIIII IIIIII I Imm- IIQIIII IIN. 5' them was .1 light :IIIII 1 IIIII- II1III so UZ-I GISIIIH 21 fIIIInIgIII su :IIIII :IIIMII-I'I'd II. up III IIIQ IIICII IIIIII MIIIIII- I I3,l,,,.,m ' ' I I1 ' .I .I . tim.. 'lima If WU. ,H mlm. ,,,,,I,It.,,Iy .lm .II IIg.II ILIIIII- IIII-rv Ils II- If , . , I, as mi A .IIIIII Ixnlkvd slowly L If II.Id LI 3:1IIrIoIIs Iss A mmm HM VF mid II-I-h ' IIIIIIIII IIIIII sLIrIII'isw. I' Iv!! IIIII- IIIIs .XII 3 VIH WTI UH' Il' 1 Imw ,W i yum .ming hi.,-I. on 3 ?I.IIIkI.II IIszII'I II: II I IIII- III'- III I'II- :rw ' W JIII LIIIII hui IIIIIII I III rtInvI .II . i- Is I II Il Ill: :II I-I I.I-- U ' 2 Ixus :I tmy hny drusse , I I W ' H U ' BM U I IIII II-III.-II II..II II-II I,, mmm ' 'II I.III'EI IIIIIIII. .IIIII I waikvd III ,,,,uw. III.Iz,IsII-II IIII' sI.II'III,:. WYIUUYI Wi IIIIIIII'I SIII :III I-II-I I,l':IIIsIsIIIr . haw Ima' T hilpwh' IIULIS W-35 11 Im IIwix'e!'l'InI1 I'cpIIcd III':II'II .I IIIIIsI IIII IIIII ,fl :ifnft Inggxnt ul IIIIIII IIII- IIIIIIIIIIII- . e- v LII N V ::IIlIi IGI hmm, m WND II III II.Is Iusl .Is I iofmgzp kmm- MII of I III' III- had .I IIIIII4 this qw? amd Is III IIN' HU ,IIII III- II.Is IIIIII .IIIII mm, IW 'MII HHY. IH , II I.II'III.II II.-'IIIII III.- rrldm VI IIIIIIIZNI Irlywlf II red one mgm, .,I..,I, WWI U' NWI I'iI.III4 I.I III.IIII- sII'I III- IIIIIIII II-v JIISI Ixkr' I. ludauyi m I Imp III' NWI IIIFIIC IIII' XXIII-II III- II.III IIIIIIIIII.I .I.- IIIX sue lay :Iwuku fu: II IIIIIg IIIIIII HI III- III-IIIIIQII I:.Is IIIIIII I IIIIIIII III IIII- .IIIIIIIIIIIII :III IIII' IIIIIII-II I- il-' Ih:II IIITII IIIIHIIII Im-I IIIII' IIIIIIIII-III 5 I-I.IsH.IIIIIR.IIIIIII I III IIIIII- III--I I II-'JIIII II'-' IIVIIIIIIII AI Inst LIII Iduzx IJLIIIIII III Iwr. .IIIII 'li 'fl Tift hx Wm' ,Nw .Y ,Wh IvI1I'IIs. 'MI'II'5 IIIIWIZQIIIII III .III. sh' If - W 'M 1 dm' m '1N sl 19' wwltugn dm IWW I IIII IIIII III IIIIII III III .I I-II.I.I II.II-II I. I , , , I. .1 -, II . I wsu In mm Ixw III , . I. K R L ZS?'I.I.'1 '7.IIi11...7 ' .f.'.T YIlI'...I'I'dfT II- I , IIIIIIIIIII I .I . ' ' II '- ' - ' I ' my NIIIIIIIIIIII hc MIN aw 'I 'K ' I UN' UVPUIIIWI' 5. III-IIJIIIIIIIIII III I IIIII' Iuxxk III' IIIIII IIII-I IIIII'II IIIIwII' l I-IIIIIIIIIW III. NIIII IIIII IIIIIIIII .I III.. II..I.I' II..II III .W I II.. SIIIIIIIIII-I NL :I I ! Im' IIIIIIIIIII- 'I'I.III- IIIII III-...I III.- IIIII-I I QI, . I . . . I. I I-, , , A , , dIfIIIIrbI'xI III-r I'I'I'IIIIwiIIIzI.- lfcrc IW , Uk up h V'1 ' h' Im f '25 VIH WUI NI'-H -I I' ' II,II IIII was III-II .IIIII XIII- was III.IIII QII, :III mlm? im' ww. I I,,,,,,,I gh.. ,IM ,I.,I:,- ,,,,- ,,.,,...- hm' Huh 'fI f 'f Hui 1'iw A HM! 0, XA IIIIIIIIII-II IIIIIII IIIII 1 I' 'II' IIf 1!I.II IIIIIII-II :II-II... IMI' I I III I-.II'k.If'.- .IHIII I:.I'II'I .I. I III I-III II - Ir NIIIIIIIINI-II III sIII II., ..I.I,.I,,.. .,,,. I,-II ...I IIN. ,III-.II I: II-:Is .III IIIII.Ir.:IIII I-IIIIII-i IH? .,uI,.I,I-- II IIII IIIII I H g V M E i Ll U ' 'Q V' I,Im,,,.,-,PII U. It ,KH I, KMA ,Wmmx ,H W ,I .III II .. I-I II .I..I.. I I -II. I.I.I, II-r I.-II-lm.: .I II-II I'.I:I--Is.t.I: ..III.II ill SXIHIIIII IIIIIIIIIIII 'I'III -I'I'III II Wo IV-NI' ' If I I'I'I'I' IIIII .I IIIIII IIIIIIII I 'I 'U' ' Im.-I I-I-.I-.NI ...I .I I I IIIII I 'I-I IIII II.I.I II.-.III II. II.II..I. W ,J mnmmhmh K A K V I-.III IIIII ...III II . I f.. I..II.'. ' I ' N - I' I - 'W' Vwm 'VW ,M MA I K om' III. .IIIIIII IIIII I-.IIIIII III. II' I, 1 II .WI , I-I KI- I' 'IIIII I II- II. .. -III, Iw .I KU Em J n':kZw m+ t ly M WM N KX .My M .I IIIIQIII XXIII- IIIIQII I I. I I I. 'ly All M -In. U IK A1 M I III.II II II-IIN IIIII IIIIII III I-IIIII IIIII .IIIII IIII- I.IIII I It ' .. I1...III 'II' III III.I'I III :II-I g ' V W 7 'hm' ' .I-tw! NIIIII III' IIIII. Ins! .:IIIIIIII'I Mm- A W' UW W '1'F IIII f I If I-' VII II-I SI' HI I' - 'I I -.I- .IIII I-...III II III..-. I II ,I ..I,,,, A IIIII IIIIIIIII I-fIIIIf.III .IIIIIII IIIIII I.I.- IIIIIIIIII-I-III. III..-,I IIIIII-.I I.II'III-IIIII. .I.II,i II-III II.. I I I I. I ,I I'II -vw-1 III 4:II- III Irs II- II.. III- III. !I.III IIIIIIII .iIIIII:g .III IIIII QIIIIIIII III. II:IIIIII ' ILIII IIIIIIII. 'IN-III I,II-.Is IIIIII EI.III -III IIIIIIII- I Exchange Editor .... Business Manager... Photographer .... Bookkeeper -..HI ....PAM SWING ............NED CARTER NDLEY HoNEYcU'r'r ......GA1L LANIER Assistant Business MUnagCT..MITCHIE ANDREWS Assistant Photographer .... ...,. B ILLY HILTON Typist ,,,,, ,..,...... ..,............... ........ J U 1. IA BERRIER Advisor .... .... M Rs. O'r'r1s M. HEDRICK The ofiicers of the French Club are as follows: Cleft to rightb Gail Parks, Secre- taryg Kathy Phillips, Presidentg Jimmy Myers, Treasurerg and Kay Burkhart, Vice-President. ommeni alllez- Wana? Being one of the largest clubs in school, the French Club undertakes many worthwhile projects during the year. Under the capable leadership of Miss Imogene Riddick, they produce an annual French play. This play is of great benefit to the entire community in that it supplies a taste of French life right here at home in the South. Culture ulfurea The Literary Club is one of the most promi- nent clubs in school. Its members are chosen on the basis of their ability in music, art, writing, or other creative arts. This organi-ag zation also is very active. They attend a num- 253 ber of plays during the year at various spots. 2-ies V Gibson, the Literary Club fwill continue to prosper and grow in the future. . .Q Under the superior leadership of Mrs. Roland is it t M ' S if W 1 X S f or is 'X 'lfhesoficers of the Literary Club are as follows: Cleft to irightj Bonnie Bean, Treasw-erg Raeford Everhart, President: , Cabsent when picture was takenm Sara Williams, Vice-Presidentg and Kitty Bern- hardt, Secretary. E M5 wsww 4 . :Ks A 1 ri' The officers of the F.T.A. are: Cbot- tom to top? Gail Westmoreland, President: Ellen Meiere, Vice-P'resi- dentg Martha Greer, Secretaryg Judy Patton, Treasurerg Susan Black, His- toriang Mrs. L. E. Berry, Advisor: and Rhonda Morgan, Song Leader. guture Crealom 0 omorrow 7.4 ou th The Future Teachers of America plays an active part in numerous school activi- ties. These willing future teachers are always eager to take over classes when teachers are indisposed. Several mem- bers always attend the State F.T.A. Convention, which was held at Wake Forest this year. In this organization, members learn some of the opportunities and problems to be faced in their pros- pective vocation. f,,,nf Y XX . Ng J n A t ,y if c i t 't -'-'-' ' 'Z 3, ,... ' ,.,,a .'... . E 5 gg V... u ' M 4549, nr , iv 3 K M 4' as A 'FA Q V l is L :Lf r-fs 2 Vx? ' if IN scettera on ur wea lem This is one of the newest organizations in Senior High. Its purpose is to uphold the highest athletic standards and to create a closer bond of fellowship among the sports-minded students. The Mono- gram Club enthusiastically sells pro- grams for all the games. All members receive a standard Monogram jacket, and many of them sport white sweaters with the letters they have earned. . ,. was mqhmm S N 'E k Mwswfik Am Q :l . 5 gb 9 9 wi PLUU1 , mi 0 0 ra La wa. avi 1 . . S Sgg if wzgii The officers of the Trl-H1-Y are as fol- . . WWW : , .Wm gf Z 8 ,VV ' Q . A lg- W - lows: qleft to flghtf Dottle Myers, Treas- 4 . . . gigf fm f f 1 5.55 37:- ufef: Sally Rlddle- V102-PfeS1deM:BeCky this Lou Everhart, Pfesuienf: and iabsent . of ghen Plctufe was fakenf Norma Baker, nd ecfemy' In Orff: nd n tg n , M u .jfs 3:21-f'f, : fi 22' 6 -5:.f :gi iii: egg -,2. ffflki: gigtgoiri Q . ax , , 'W WW F wwf - RK , .... X aw, Q 2 H4 115555 F' Q- ' ' 7 ' 4 , '--'M' X-, .ALH 1 al: V .' x Vw wx 1 'WA?qg1vgfN'p 'W : In A ,: , nigg a , 1 22. H .,,. . ,7A,i,lw M .- 3 W W 9 I I i f , W' 'W V f ' 1 ASSY 4 ,. H, ,Z Jie W '-11: N ew 2 M , - 5- ,- A Ma L54 'ffm 1.4 Qfg 2 iw Y Lwffjf fx 'wr' W .Aw MQ 141 .4 11.-'ag M' ' k rg, - - , 2 . . Q ,K .5 ..f.- x . .,,. My 25:51 ' W ,Wx . QM ns. X b 'W' 4 fig 4 A 111 ' ff '3m Wil A Lk ,. ' if A i 1 :: ' ' I 5 ' . lien, -at Q 'd H 'gm H52 .NV I If - lj: 47 , 1: . iw X V, XX IF . 3: x.h-: FQ! y A 5 X M Q , squb g X 9 S N 5 , ', 15 -gm W ggi .f,m,, NWA ffiiilifir Q fk .MR V . fixxqk L 56 X1 -- Q 1 mg ,- f . u It , ,QMy W, , ixiww deal, o5wvx11f ' YT Q32 QQ Q rw ,xml ' :WB ffm, . .Aw -, WQKSQ in ,uf 2.1 S V fl. An X.w:if1i..'.ff:mi The officers of the Hi-Y are as follows: .YiDw , 1,-QQYXQQ. X5 . . ,j i ,, A , n 4 one fsfandmgy left to rlshw Lmdley Honey- cutt, Treasurerg Bobby Bates, Secretaryg org A l: Ned Carter, Xf-ice,P7-esident: cbottom, left .,..,. ' ....... N V ' fo flghw Buddy Leonard, Sefgwnf af ,iW L gg1153fgi Armsg Sonny Poqton, Chaplaing and :li James Young, PTCSlde1ll. e. o S15 . lflggat 5 K Q, , . A ,J :egg 4 fo my rgwgf yin fs rf - L, 2 wwwwmwwmwwwo va. .o ,LV Zi 4 ,S T 'W o k,Vi9'-wr QA F JS AX an , Q Eg Q. Q 'fr 'H f w Q fooo -f li finlii als? 5 , S if f xwk 'Q N .l W 9554 QT? im A 2:25 'zl' ,321 , iii . , .f,55 4 o .. ws: W .Q ISE? llXdh W 'wr' 'WW' K ' if Lf .7-:Q ' in m .. vzi- 1 V A at :21 e ,211-Q : , K K, W XX ' L. A hu. V- - 11'--:A' The oiiicers of the Girls' Chorus are: Cleft to rightb Clare Craver, President: and Judy Beck, Secretary and Treasurer. Absent when the picture was made was Pam Craver, Vice-President. effy The Glee Club, consisting entirely of girls, is one of the most enthusiastic groups in schoolg and as a result, it has produced a very good chorus. Occa- sionally they participate in radio pro- grams and appear before civic clubs here in Lexington. The training and experi- ence gained in the Glee Club will always be of great value to each member. ongdtera The Lexington Senior High Glee Club, composed of approximately fifty mem- bers, is one of the most entertaining organizations in school. It is under the capable leadership of Mrs. E. E. Wither- spoon. They present a variety of as- sembly programs throughout the year, and they participate in the annual Christ- mas Candlelight Service. The Bacca- laureate Service and the Commencement Service would not be complete without the music of the Glee Club. The ofiicers of the Mixed Chorus are: fleft to rightb Judy Patton, President, Bobbie Smith, Secretary, and Jimmy Stutts, Vice-President. Clyde Ingalls, the Treasurer, was absent when the picture was taken. L Q fi x hi. unlocking the oor to Service The Key Club is a service club spon- we Bowen. T The officers of the Key Club are: Cleft t0 rightj Eddie Perrell, Presidentg Joe Clark, Vice-Presidentg Tommy Dicker- son, Secretary and Treasurer. A kt V. .F 1i.,,....- ' , 2 ., , 1 C iq T :,.,, , CCAJ W l -: -, s a i T V C i,,, ,,1E , y My K l :5 C ll S ..,.,., Q V.,:2:' 1 is e -J s C a 6 -fi, - ,,1l. ff: C X al - ,,.' ' , on l QHXEZ i A M. I if '11' - ' 'E L. A sored by the Kiwanis Club. The chief of the club is the building of a better munity and school. It is a club very active and useful to the composed of outstanding and boys. Their advisor is Mr. Carrol 11? .Hold .High ilze Uorclz The National Honor Society was estab- lished in Lexington Senior High in 1934 and has been very active ever since that time. In order to become a member, students must excel in character, scholar- ship, leadership, and service. Senior members must maintain an average of ninety-three or moreg and Juniors, an average of ninety-five. Induction of members takes place at a very impressive ceremony in assembly with the pinning of red carnations on new members. The Honor Society takes part in many out- standing school' activities. The officers of the Honor Society are Cseatedj Craig Redwine, President Cleft to rightj Barbara Mann, Secretary Jarnes Young, Vice-President and Bobby Grlfiith, Treasurer. if in Y i fr TT? g Q lv , I LDE: K i . , 'VL' I A Aln A U 'tyx 3 . ,- i -x- ,- , ' F X F T' ! A Q- y :,o R ..-2, f N lilly el My V A :. at ii S A S K A A ,,- xx A .A Ag X-ly gf ig' if gh gufure .!VurJe.4 Office dluiatanta ,fa lin .ca fin 4 :Si is . Avbi . K , , rm if S nm wa.. 5 , ififjj 1 Q.. 7. , E 1 .S 1 'M 5 . We K 5 -1. Er . f A eta The Beta Club is a national student service club. Members must have an average of eighty- seven or more. The members are chosen by Mrs. Harold Bowen, sponsor, and the president. The purposes of the club are to reward merit and achievement among the students, to build char- acter and cultivate a serious desire for the higher things of life. These things make the Beta Club an outstanding club in school. The officers are: Dottie Myers, Presidentg Gail Lanier, Vice-P1esi- dentg Mildred Davis, Secretary-Treasurerg Ronda Hill, Program Chairman. WN is . if i s Q sf G M bi 5 A A SMP Sgfiei fe ' XL WM 'W unior iuiian The Junior Civitan Club is a service club sponsored by the Lexington Civitan Club. The club has many worthwhile objectives. A few of these are to stand for good citizenship in the home, school, and communityg to co-operate with the leadersg to serve the communityg to develop experience in living and working togetherg to practice the Golden Ruleg and to prepare its members for leadership. The officers of the Junior Civitan Club are Ctop rowb Gail Lanier, Presidentg Herbie Davis, Vice-Presidentg Eddie Waitman, Secretaryg and Clark Crutchfield, Treasurer. The club is sponsored by Mr. Shore. , Z ' . - ,, at X' M... ,Sw A I - r A X rsn X T' r Q23 R ie -fe- f : x:.r T N j -1- . , I p le r ..:.. . I it er . rrr any Ns. if 1.- 4 Q-.,,.,,x V 'UN , iw fs ua Jlriuera The Bus Drivers are Cleft to rightb: Doug Owens, Terrell West, Sue Abernathy, Jerry Leonard, and Buddy Leonard. i rary 5 : fix-w ,M mf M, h5 M 5' ' . AY I 'rw if Axim- . A K I I M 5252 Ig wkx ,fr K 57 f ,' -. ,. N W A in 'H , ,I y y KWWL' wr 5 VIIV Ig , ,rr 2 QW A L. is 3553, A x. 'NA - , 1 V ' ' 5 I? f ng, he Q A I C .. .- Q, ' f':,-A : Q ' Q , 4, ' V A hi V V T T L ,.nfr r is 4 n. L4 Em? me :sd ,fr is , V,3 A-W a , g,,.,,, A C A I L. A The members of the Library Club are as follows: Cecilia Williams, Jean Spencer, Louise Smith Cadee Goforth, Jackie Sue Lohr, Gail Medlin, Janet Bumgardner, Kathy Phillips, Gail Westmore- land, Bonnie Everhart, Scottie Cecil, Connie Jo Jarvis, and Mrs. Paul Sink. 2 Q dence Sig' N9 1 sf c emwwmeii . M W , , . . -e..,,E......M me is The Science Club is a newly organized club in school. It is well on its way to becoming one of. the most prominent clubs in our school. This has been possible because of the enthusiasm and w1l11ng work of the c1ub's fine members and that of their advisors-Miss Charlotte Matthews, Mrs. Joe Tate, and Mrs. J. Roy Clifford. The c1ub's main purpose is to encourage its members to become more interested in science and its benefits. W ez.. 9 its 'NK 3, 1 .5 , . LV? M 1 - ivy ' 99 ,EX 5 S r The oflicers of the D.O. Club are Cleft to rightlz Heath Belk, Vice-Presidentg Charlie Comer, Preszdentg and Larry Shoaf, Secretary and Treasurer. iUel'Ji iecf 0CCupdti0nJ The Diversified Occupation Club is one of the most useful clubs in school, even though it is very young. The club is composed of students taking the D.O. course. This course offers the students various jobs, which helps them to plan for the future and teaches them to be good citizens. As most of the D.O. students do not plan to attend college, the course and club help to prepare them to be the future businessmen and women of tomorrow. Under the capable leadership of Mr. T. C. Shore, the D.O. Club will continue to prosper and produce opportunities in vocations. u ,MM .,. Fi N 9 it Students in the Distributive Education Program work part time in the local businesses in order to gain practical experience and to use the skills and technical training they receive in school. Mr. Earl Ketner, Manager of Winn-Dixie, is showing student Nancy Robertson some of the details in operating her cash register. Every student graduating from the D.E. program will have all the re- quired courses for graduation plus the basic fundamentals of business training and at least one year of part time work experience. By graduation time they are well started in a business career. abiairibufiue Education The Distributive Education Club is designed to help students learn civic obligations and to be able to accept responsibilities which will strengthen the school's work program. Bonnie Berrier Ccenterb is showing Patricia Hartley tleftl and Tommy Bell Crightl the two-star Sears Roebuck Foundation Award. This award is given in recognition of the club's achieve-ments according to prescribed standards. It is based on scholarship, attend- ance, projects, and participation in a variety of activities. A B asks D.E. Club members pictured at left first row seated: Danny Everhart, Associate President,- Nancy Robertson, Treasurer,- Floye Ann Leonard, Secretary,- Bonnie Berrier, Editor Promo- tion Managerg William Anderson, Photographerg Alice Crossg and Wilma Snider. Second row, standing: Gail Surratt, Janice Hege, Carolyn Fortner, Ruby Shoaf, Joyce Stutts, Judy Morris, Tommy Bell, Ann Chaffin, and June Everhart. Third row, stand- ing: Larry Harding, Janet Mil- ler, Patricia Hartley, Brenda Yarbrough, Jackie Smith, Charles Wilson, James Davis, Martin Ginn, Bobby Jordan, and Bill Lowery. .fs 1 e 'ss i 9 3. S an mv, I .1 it MAN-mawam. : W... 11+Al'1'k.,,,..?,.1,,,, ,Mwst A .:L,,??kLws.ii, :A J, Wg s-as t, , 4, 36211 2 wwf iff' A .QM ,,..- W M.-W i ,,,,,.-- K Over the past ten years the Lexington Senior High Band, under the direction of Mr. Belford Wagner, has become one of the most outstanding high school bands in North Carolina. The band members report for intensive rehearsals on the first of August to sharpen their marching for three months of football halftimes. Their prowess in this field has been twice demonstrated at the Southeastern Band Festival in Bristol, Ten- nessee-Virginia, where they have been rated Division I by some of the nation's foremost band authorities. They are also invited to many out-of-town parades each year. The annual Christmas concert opens the con- cert season Which includes a Spring concert and performances for various civic organizations and school S BONNIE WAGNER 102 Mascot Fw.,M,,W..,4A,, 'W ,ffX7,.l,..W-wil-A-A-si,i:wa,,,,,M.,.g,L,.,...,.M.Wg. -awww ,Q-E.: ' We e 'fag .s'r'r'i 3 f ig , ff K ' l li x A 4201.1 ik M Q 'F H if .4 4 if 1 f - ,ls 'iw .Urs LM- ' 1 af 'WK 3 f Q , X...-w..,r . l r , ' v 7 X. ...u -A M... .5 I ' , we X V ,,,.,f 'mn- . . IN ' sf SX, '+,,1 'vig X NM t R 5 I or 2 . Q s' f ' ' x ' J L ' ,lt af 2 .3 f 1 ... -1, 1-1 . t at-V M Q3 't V 'E f 4 . fi' .5 V 11 , 5 .... 55. W ma, . i Y 'ff 5 J f if W 73 :jx fx x ,L , x S if 5 11? fx 3 , f if 0 xa- assembly programs. Last year the band was privileged to spend a week at Daytona Beach, Florida, where they presented a concert in the wor1d's largest band shell. The band also enters the District and State contests every year and has earned high ratings in the past several years. First Chair of America, national yearbook honoring outstanding bands, orchestras, and choruses, has featured the Lexington Senior High Band several times. As a reward for their hard work and high ratings the band members' parents treat them to a Christmas dance and a banquet at the end of the year to celebrate a successful year. g N P fm W I 5 A Y i - .. xw W 5 Ya e I WV I MR. BELFORD WAGNER Director 103 aff My-.Wi- 'Y Q is fi? QE Nm Nq,.,,Nw 1' sn 4? 9, 3 -if in .W qw W f M 5 Q 1 X X X 'ix N YR if 2 Q X . S ., Q, Q ..A5 31 rg H, 3 X 'Q A X .1 rg 2 - f fl Y' ,S pw 5 .X :W me-W.. ,,LA, . mg, gag, . 25 s Q + X A Wai? Ag. f.Xgg14gX',22gjFi'11, x Q xL:,x.I'3'i 'f'N N f 'ff 1, 'f ' , -Qwwsi fw t , .lu-AMN :ig A R QSQN y. k . 221 t' :S Sww yiin . 4 f ' 1 LWSXQ vi? 5, X m. ,.. A VM 1 1 .S 3 , N..N..,. X uf ..,4:.,f:g?15f5???,?f3gb :wr A N Q! V Q5 wx XR K K , Q Q X: - K , wig! vm ' x ,. 1' - xx 72 x x N 15 sw--.x Q A K xm,,..gj , M .. Q it- xx- N. f -Q5 'sw X K i we Nm + If? NCI N Z oolba . .JMJQM 106 As the 1958 football season opened for Lexington High School, many new faces composed the starting lineup. The loss from the 1957 championship team was tre- mendous. The chief worry of the coaches was the lack of size and experience in the line. The entire starting line from '57 graduated, but in the backfield it was a different story. Coach Bowen's boys were loaded with talent. The 1958 starting backfield was probably the finest in the state. As the season progressed so did the Jackets. The line gained experience and the backfield lived up to all expectations. As the season closed, we had a 7-3 record, with losses to highly rated Salis- bury, Albemarle, and conference champions, Asheboro. With a few more breaks, all three of the losses could have been victories. The spirit and determination of the 1958 football squad was wonder- ful. They never let up, but fought all the way. Nineteen hundred and fifty eight was the last year Lexington High School's athletic teams will par- ticipate in AA competition. In 1959 the Jackets will be in the new AAAA conference. The sport's staff wishes for the Jackets a great future and the conference championship in '59, p. 'Cv 'ii' A iv is im -X xl, Pictured at the right are the managers of the 1958 football team. Without the man- agers, a football team could not exist. The work of a manager is never done. These boys seldom receive credit for their hard work, but now the football team says, Thanks Left to right are: Ned Carter, Ken Lambeth, and Gerald Briggs. ofxvfo .corp A-fffvfvsrff MONEY UNDLEY ff0N'Eyc'u7'r .SANDY EDWARDS' Cl YDE if! Q MIGALLS MIKE HIGGINS We MMV 9HU6 N V , 0 all IQ, W ' ., is f ,gf ' 'k P ,, . 5' ing 1 Q . i .. 3 P 1 gl i . 1 w 2 W i 'ESQ -sl! First row left to right: Kenny Freeman, Craig Redwine, David Lopp, Jitter Yarbrough, Fred Clifford, Junior Webster, and Joe Gann. Second -row: Gene Dole, Ned Carter, Pat Patterson, Harold Ingram, Dale Allred, Butch Gibson, Mike Hodges, and Barry Leonard, Third row: Richard Potts, Tommy Owens, Eddie Smith, Jimmy Thompson, Tommy Dickerson, Billy Bailey, Raymond Smith, and Rusty Yarbrough. Fourth row: Sandy Edwards, Dick Gallimore, Donald Broadway, Kay Cecil, Dan Smith, Lindley Honeycutt, and Glenn Payne. Fifth row: Mike Higgins. Dick Clifford. David Miller, Don Hedrick, Ronald Morphis, Jerry Howell, and Thomas Hinkle. Sixth row: Jay Williams, Jim Childers, Jim Clark, Phil Palisoul, Joe Clark, Revis Conrad, D M G' n. Seventh row: Buddy Sanderson, Dan Barbee, Larry Myers. Richard Swing, Barry Varner, Steve Sechrest. and anny c in and Ronnie Crowell. Eighth row: Forrest Roberson, Clyde Ingalls, Sam Craver, Ricky Hooker, Kenneth Money, and Barry Williams. J ' C: qua LciureJ First row left to right' Keith Leonard Tony Craver, Johnny Fritts, Noel Morphis, Douglas Louis, Marlett Goodrum, and Mike Ch rles Bernhardt Davis. Second row' claude Reynolds, Johnny Myers, Lee Brookshire, John Leonard, Sherrill Bumgardner, a , ' ' D David M ers, Pat Cannon, and Richard Cross. Third row: Dennis Taylor, Lauren Kugel, Rusty Ward, Kenny Swing, Bud unn, y ' d ry Raper, and Bobby Honeycutt. Fourth row. Manager Charles Bullaboy, Leo Church, Charles Crouse, an Eme . X N Thepheerleaders pictured left to right are: Mary Waters Melinda Huffman Rhonda Morgan Chief Mildred Davis, Agnes Crutchfield, Judy Patton, and Martha Greer Two bits, four bits-This is a familiar chant of the hard working cheerleaders arousing school spirit before games. Keeping the school spirit at it's peak all of the time is really difficult. The '58-'59 cheerleaders have done a wonder- ful job. The cheerleaders led the way for the best homecoming week in years as well as leading our teams on to their many victories. Many long hours after school, learning and perfecting new yells have molded the cheerleaders into a precision group that everyone appreciates. Re- gardless of the outcome of games, the cheerleaders are always staunch sup- porters of the Yellow Jackets. Con- gratulations on a job well done. Kaya 7 Jgaalzeibau lug?- 1535352 yas,- Q, QMKEQ- 5 3 , iltiggs f,iN:5', Swirl liliikiigf First row, left to right: Donnie Leonard, David Lopp, Ken Lambeth, Harry Thomason, Terrell West, and Barry Davis. Second row: Danny McGinn, Gail Lanier, Roy Holman, Johnny Williams, Bill Hilton, and Don Hedrick. As football season drew to a close basketball became king in the sports world. For the Jackets, no one knew quite what to expect. The loss from the '57 team was great. Only three letter men returned from last year. The height of the team was the shortest in several years, but the spirit was not lacking. Harry Thomason, one of the few returning lettermen, was elected captain of the team. Backed by Terrell West, Danny McGinn, and Roy Holman these boys were the nucleus of the squad Sophomores Bill Hilton and Donnie Leon ard gained much valuable experience as I 242 the Season progressed- gfzhzi ' f,5W5Siyw The opening game matched the Jackets 5 . H ' ,I -- M Yidt13L,3'?fi5?Q5x 3?L . . U Y ,ge - - - w1th highly rated R. J. Reynolds of W ' 'A ' .. 5,2 1 sg,s,,t - y , ,Q Aggjf, Wlnston-Salem. Reynolds edged the . ' E l K .Q W ' J, -' ' W V img 5 as 'swam Jackets, but the performance of the boys s 1 2 E A . . Y - umm was considered excellent. , Zlfii i www Nr' VW f 2 -:-v - ,:---::-:: U . -'., , i.- g Under the capable guidance of Jack - ,,., ....... ,...., 'Ti-1122 ..., til as :,,,, - - if uluz ..,. aqui Williams, the team progressed greatly . 1 5 , , ,.,. , ,,., 4 ummm , -1 lggg ., if , :mums The 58 team was a young team but if a' za. Y 1 Wag gained valuable experience which will SWHWMHUMMW M A, my be needed next year in the new AAAA 1539355 ' : rQ 'ww-f . - A Conference. Q fli mg: jig - K W -' . I : anus. uns v1udliw1!3SllNlllBl l K- 7 . - - itll! Harry Thomason Donnie Leonard Lexington - Lexington Danny McG1nn Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Roy Holman Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Bill Hilton ore: Reynolds Reynolds Chi1dren's Home Barium Springs Thomasville West Davidson Asheboro Statesville Mills Home North Rowan Davie County Chi1dren's Home Barium Springs Thomasville Davie County Asheboro West Davidson Statesville Mills Home North Rowan Johnny Williams Terrell West Kenneth Lambeth Klip D0l'lI1l6 Hedrick Gail Lanier Qirla j fgadleeiball d IKTM W 1 J t B m ardner Miranda row, left to Tight: Betty Ruth Yarbrough, Mary Ann Sowers, Gail a ser, ane u g , Broome, Kitty Bernhardt, and Jean Bumgardner. Second row: Elaine Spry, Ronda Hill, Brenda West, Wanda Covington, Mary Ann Newsome, Ginger McCutchen, Mary Frances Smith, and Barbara Harris. Boasting a very successful record of 17-4 for their 1958 season, the girls are back with only 4 returning lettermen. Ronda Hill and Miranda Broome have the team ready to go, hoping to better last year's record. This will be the last year of girls' basketball. The team will be discon- tinued next year because of Lexington's moving into the new AAAA Conference. We are sorry to see it go. Coach Bowen has brought out the hid- den talent in his team and deserves his fine records. Best wishes from the LEXI- coN staff. Lexington Lexington Lexington Ronda Hill Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Miranda Broome Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Children's Home Barium Springs Thomasville West Davidson Asheboro Statesville Mills Home North Rowan Davie County Chi1dren's Home Barium Springs Thomasville Davie County West Davidson Asheboro Statesville Mills Home North Rowan Janet Bumgardner .,.,.. 3 gp, .Q.,,,,m... . i f X' 3 -vw:---a.-..-..,.,.-.q.... -Q: .:. ,- Q. .ea...,... , .L : A ,P -: . ...Q N , ,..i xx' .. . A . 5' 4 if V N Barbara Harris The 1959 basketball season brought to an end one of the most enjoyed sports in Lexington High School--girls basketball. Through the years the girls teams have given us some wonderful entertainment and have brought many honors to our school. As we will enter into AAAA com- petition next year, we will no longer have a girls' squad. The LEXICON staff wishes to say thanks for the many exciting games you girls have given us, and we only wish it could continue. laine McCutchen Ruth Wanda Covington Mary Ann Newsome Front row, left to right, are members of the Junior varsity basketball squad: Charles Bernhardt, Junior Webster, Lamar Clark, Johnny Fritts, Louis Bowles. Back row: Richard Johnson, Bobby Roach, Edwin Wall, Dan Smith, Bill Godfrey. Pictured below is the newly formed wrestling team at Lexington Senior High School. This is the first year we have had a wrestling team, and the Ll-:XICON staff wishes them lots of luck in the future. Left to right, bottom row: Bubbie Allen, Mike Davis, Mickey Deese, Barry Fritts, Eddie Waitman, Ethridge Fritts. Second row: Lee Brookshire, Rickey Hooker, Rusty Yarbrough, Lauren Kugel, Pat Patterson, Revis Conrad, Sherrill Bumgardner. Third row: Charles Tesh, Melvin Young, Steve Sechrest, John Parker, Claude Reynolds, Freddie Yarbrough, Jimmy Thompson, Coach John Rhodes. 'ii XV. E Qw- Jbyaaebafl 'K Pictured above, left to right, are: Woody Everhart, Ronnie Michael Ronnie Leonard .litter Yarbrough and Dale Allred, Back row: Mike Higgins, Jim Childers Harry Thomason Danny MCGIHU and Roy Holman Aiming for the top spot, the baseballers start work in the early part of the year to sharpen up their skills. With six returning lettermen and such stars as fireballer, Danny McGinn, and in- fielders, Harry Thomason and Jitter Yarbrough, the boys should be ready. Coach V. G. Price, Jr., keeps the boys working hard so that they stay in good condition. Com- piling only a 5-9 record last year, the boys will be working harder than ever during the '59 season. The LEXICON staff wishes a very reward- ing season to a very capable group. l'6lC Front row left to right Mike Hodges Lindley Honeycutt, Robin Deese, Jimmy Thompson, Pat Patterson and Kay Cecil Second row Fred Cliiford Bobby Bates, Richard Potts, Thomas Hinkle. Third row: Charles Tesh Joe Gann Kenneth Money Dan Barbee Sandy Edwards, Revis Conrad, Junior Webster, Larry Myers Fourth row Buddy Sanderson Forrest Roberson Jerry Howell, Raymond Smith, Richard Swing. The loss from the 1958 track team was great with jumper Bill Lopp and 880 runner Charles Hamilton both graduated. However, the 1958 season gave experience to many new faces. David Lopp, a superb dash man, should be in good shape. Junior Webster, a sophomore dash man, will return. Robin Deese, the miler, returns also. Raymond Smith, Jimmy Thompson, and a host of others will be valuable point-gainers. The success of a track team depends chiefly upon the desire of each boy to win. Perfect con- dition is required of each boy if he expects to be a winner. To achieve this condition, hard work and practice are required by the boys and the coach. Coach Bowen does a wonderful job train- ing these boys and deserves much credit for his diligence. We are very sure the 1959 edition of the track team will bring many medals to Lexington Senior High School. 120 Seated are Bill Zackary and Ricky Hooker. Standing, left to rzght are Victor Frletag Eddie Gray Donnie Hedrick, and Craig Redwine. Reigning as conference champions, the 1959 team hopes to live up to their 1958 record. Last spring the golf team won the conference tourna- ment by a large margin. Only one member of the '58 squad graduated, Captain Jakie Lohr. Five lettermen return for the '59 season. Donnie Hedrick, a sophomore who won the North Carolina Junior Crown last sum- mer, should be the number one man, senior Eddie Gray, a three year letterman who hits the ball well, is returning also, sophomore lettermen Bill Zackary and Ricky Hooker, and three year letter- man Craig Redwine should give the team support. To fill the other vacancy, there are several freshman potentials. Guy Smith, a little boy who can really hit the ball Well, should give the re- turning lettermen plenty of competition. Victor Frietag could also land a spot on the team. The experienbe of the '59 squad should prove beneficial in their hopes of winning the champion- ship for the second year in a row. 121 fi S' L B'11 Hilton, Ben Johnson, Bob Griifith, Ken Lambeth, and Pictured, left to right, are Captain Fred opp, 1 Eddie Lanier. Boyd , Zenniai As Warm weather and spring roll around, ten- nis comes into the spotlight. The 1959 tennis team for Lexington High will be chiefly composed of veterans. Captain Fred Lopp will again lead the team. Senior Bob Griflith should hold the number one or two spot behind Lopp. Juniors Ken Lambeth, Bill Hilton, and Eddie Lanier all have the much needed experience which com- poses a championship team. Non-letterman Eddie Smith could possibly fill one of the gaps in the starting six. Ben Johnson, a Senior and a letter- man, should be right near the top, possibly num- ber one. The team as a whole is loaded with talent. All have experience, speed, and most important of all, determination. Just what to expect from these boys, no one knows, but the Sport's Staff sees a championship for the 1959 netmen. 122 rzuurea, ten to rzgnt, are: .Jerry Ann beck, umger White, Melinda Huffman Jean O11ve Snyder Carol Crav Rita Thompson, Margaret Berry, and Kathy Phillips. gil-la , Uennia Being only one year old, the girls' tennis team has caught on fast. The girls played only one match, which they won. The team hopes to com- pile an amicable record this year. Mrs. Cook has done a swell job in coaching the young lassies. The losses of such stars as Sara Nan Beck and Theresa Rimer may be felt considerably. Jerry Ann Beck, Kathy Phillips, Ginger White, and Margaret Berry will be returning to net more victories and possibly a championship. The girls have taken the game to heart and have shown much enthusiasm. They will surely come through for L.S.H.S. The entire LEXICON staff wishes the girls' tennis team much luck and success in all of the coming seasons. 123 W We NEW W mg sdixig ygifzw, KX 'Rb' -in' 1... -V., A.-,W H' All Xia V AL if , K X Y Yr X - 1, : 5 - . -is-. , - - -..' 3- . rxwg ix e gala Ball A festive occasion, highlighted by the crowning of King Ronnie Michael and Queen Linda Lohr, was the masquerade ball presented by the Tri-Hi-Y and their escorts. Under colored lights the couples danced amidst the confetti and balloons, which gave a gay air to the occasion. Entertain- ment was rendered the royal couple and their court by talented students. 126 ,ax 4 . 1 X 'mfg' ., 3,g,, f 4 si X if-We fn, i I' Q f Scottie Cecil li .A ,W , S my 5 we 'Nt J? Bonnie Everhart Becky Lou Everhart at Martha Hardy 127 Q . what -ww , Ann Gattegno 12 i Tir ii -t. 1' ' f Pam Swing t M fa-L Wm ' ww 7 4 ww Norma Baker gf' Mary Martin Pickard 'E wr ,qui f 'ci' .Ik ,, . Q p vi 'fn w 1 2 Y, 2 hr Qfimm, Barbara Mann ff 'Sl if if da f x . wi 'WM 5255 Jackie Rivenbark 128 x Una Becky Shillinglaw 5 K im X 3 if , 0 i 'Y .S S I if if Patti Welch ig VE I Dottie Myers .os was Becky Godfrey iii ,mv 5.5 x 45g.'gvESsE!.n v E 5 V . t .,.. A s X Mary Hunt W' YY 3 -gf si Ayr - A , Bonnie Billings F M 4 3 f ...Pb if-i,,,:,fiQ g i Lynda Hendren is 5 E Sissy Hunt Y F, i A i . i Nw 4 iii , ' My S f 3 1 V ' . H.. , F we Q M June Wall 97'5 f Kew? gig 'Eff 5' S ,J J , 2 N 3 is 'f xv I if We 'me Mildred Davis Sherry Clodfelter I 1 From left to right the escorts are' Jerry Yarbrough Eddie Perrell, Bobby Griffith, Dan Barbee, Jirnrmy Thompson, Johnny, Williams, Jitter Yarbrough, Kenneth Money, Craighill Redwine, Roy Holman, 1m Childers, Buddy Sanderson, Lindley Honeycutt, Mike Hodges, Tommy Dickerson, Barry Davis, Herbie Davis, Revis Conrad, Fred Clifford, and Harry Thomason. l HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES l Pep rally in stadium . . . cheer- leaders and band with spirited yells and music. Pep assembly with crowning of 1958 Homecoming Queen. Classes and clubs planning and working on clever floats. Parade . . . band . . . sponsors . . . floats. Victorious game . . . happy students and alumni. Dance at Country Club. ..Yg,..,.q3,,M, W . . !aP5'e'9B'5i'9'AY 'f 'X , .fiiifylmi . , ll -,fy -Q X . , 6 WjYZ.:fA,-7 ,QM W-W Q , K X, K .gzf-M1322 llrllm , E ,' . X ' W' L. '.AJ t I K Y P itll. Y ,M ff? f J P s cst. Ps as sims N5 R , . 0 x we '-.WS - 4 , r 5 1 4 ei 3' at as ff' x 1 S, .,,,.. , ' - ' . , ii . A - P - . Q . X - 5. First row, left to right, sponsors are: Mary Meranda Conrad, Becky Shillinglaw, Gwen Koonts, Linda Yar- brough, Jane Burrell, Rita Thompson, Linda Lohr and Kathy Phillips. Second row: Barbara Mann, Belinda Burke, Hun Philpott, Jean Olive Snyder, Becky Godfrey, Floye Ann Leonard, and Brenda Lowery. Third row: Judy Beck, Ann Gattegno, Dottie Myers, Jeanette Fowler, Rebecca Everhart, Edna Evans and Pam Swing. Fourth row: Norma Baker, Wanda Covington, Bonnie Everhart, Norma Belk, and Ellen Meiere. Fifth, row: Linda Hendren, Ronda Hill and Becky Lou Everhart. 131 xg o 0 H114 So many things, large and small, go into the production of an annual -days and nights spent taking pictures, planning layouts, drawing up dummy sheets, writing copy, typing, proofreading, and numbers of other things. As we write these final words, we want to thank everyone who gave unceasingly of their time and efforts to complete the 1959 LExIcoN. First we would like to thank Miss Charlotte Matthews, advisor of the Literary Staff, and Miss Janie Manning, advisor of the Business Staff, for their patient guidance and valuable suggestions. We are grateful to Mr. Wike, Mrs. Padgett, and all the members of the faculty for their consideration and willing co-operation. We wish to express our appreciation also to each individual on both the Literary and Business staffs. Without the long hours of hard work spent by these students, this twenty-first edition of the LEXICON would not have been possible. The Senior Class Editor, Becky Lou Everhart, along with James Young, Class Editor, and his assistants, Kitty Bernhardt and Sister Burke, are responsible for a wonderful class section. Becky Shillinglaw, Club Editor, and her assistant, Rhonda Morgan, successfully accomplished the difficult task of producing their section. Sports Editor, Craig Redwine, and Joe Gann, his assistant, did an excellent job on a section which requires much time and patience. Sherry Clodfelter, as Feature Editor, did a fine job of presenting two of the most festive events of our school. Mildred Davis was our capable typist. The ability of our photographer, Tommy Dickerson, was a great asset to the staff. The Business Staff this year spent a great amount of time and energy in soliciting advertisements. We would like to thank Fred Lopp, Martha Greer, Kenneth Lambeth, Gloria Dunn, Martha Yount, and Gerald Briggs for their efforts towards making this a most successful year. Mary Hunt is due much credit for her efficient work as bookkeeper. To Mr. Joe Phelps and Edwards 8: Broughton Company of Raleigh, we express our gratitude for their interest and valuable help in publishing this annual. School Pictures, Incorporated, is responsible for the excellent pictures in the class section, and Jakie Koonts of The Dispatch and Mr. Bill Choate provided many of the group pictures used. Finally, our most hearty thanks goes out to each student who so will- ingly assisted in the production of this book. It is only with the interest and support of the students that a staff can produce a successful annual. Sincerely, BARBARA AND Do'r'rn: Editor and Business Manager ,,,.Wv,.-ww M. Q Nl. 3, - s N 5 A ,. .A V. ,WNY W 5 T2 11 -4-9 f. ' is Q S' ggw, Wm. x,... ...Nik fwww N ..w.W.,,,,x,,,M,w,,, ,W 1 5 v 'F 3'i0 'X. I M 'iF,-tif H-w-My wa Q, . - g NJ- . i'g.,,.f-Q- . x V M Af it L., Y :.2,, N: L V k V XP vi i,' .L f fl V via . N ,Nxff V . X Ny. 5 f k s mif- - z W2 E 5 xi L Asa: ff 'R ,ff '4 L,A: , ' 4 . ,,, i ., T .,s.,. ,w.,.,,i3xQ Q -- X ..xf .2 1 'rig W ' , -rf ':', 4 xh wiv ? 5' 'S -- , 5' ik W F , . Q22 W W' an 'linu- IQSHQN 4 ti' P i his ni 1 Ja Wi MITCHELL I'IARB'S TIRE SERVICE Home of the ceme spraying and mixing machine' GUARANTEED RECAPPING, VULCANIZING AND TIRE REGROOVING STOCK CAR RACING TIRES OUR SPECIALTY Grade A 100010 Cold Rubber Used Custom Tire Recopping E y Tire Given Individual At ' SIX HOUR SERVICE Winston-Salem Highway Phone CH 6-5292 JIM PASCHAL KEN RUSH Grand Nalional Ghampions 1958 RICHARD PE'r'rY Bos WELBORN GLENN Woon LEE PE-1-TY Convertible champion H a rd - t o p c h a m p i o n I get good service, per- Harb's are most perfect fect balance. Plan to use balanced tires I have Harb's recaps next sea- used. Safe at speeds up son. to exceeding 130 miles. Compliments of HARB'S TIRE SERVICE Choice of the Grand National Champions Joi: WEATHERLY :tional champion vtorcycle racer. at at is HARVEY HEGE: 53? FRED HARB Outstanding rookie of the year. Wx-u'rEY NORMAN A gi MXN A X . ,sax is .-www, ,E N - . X5 28 x 5 wxvgzgfv . ' 9 FJ K 'S' 3' FIREBALL ROBERTS Southern 500 Raleigh 500 Virginia 500 BlNNlNG'S, INC. Mamlfucturerx 62 Distributors STORM WINDOWS and DOORS 35 E. lst Avenue Phone CH 6-5369 SERVICE CENTER, INC Groceries Meats Produce Phone CH 3-8793 Route 6 LEXINGTON, N. C. HARTLEY'S REDI-MIX CONCRETE SAND STONES Phone CH 6-2670 Paul Hartley L C. M. Wall 6 Son, Inc. SUPERIOR BOX SHOOKS Pioneers in Quality CRATING HOCSHEAD MATERIALS General Office: LEXINGTON, N. C. Quality Is Long Remembered After Price Is Forgotten Compliments of -tool- l.flllIIlfIl HARDWARE FAIRVIEW DRY CLEANERS AND SHIRT LAUNDRY Refreshing remembrance DAVIDSUN MUTUR CU.. INC. Lexington's Chevrolet Dealer For over 37 years Mccunmoclls' ' JEWELERS The Friendly Storev D FRANK McCULLOCH D. W. DOC McCULLOCH LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of II BIIGK YUIIIIG 0IL GOMPMIY, IIIG. Distributor of SINCLAIR PRODUCTS LExlNG'roN, NORTH CAROLINA C mpliments vi ERLANGER MILLS, INC. LEXINGTON NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of NATIONAL WHOLESALE 1 l 1 I Compliments DAVIDSON FUNERAL HOME of CITY BUS LINES ll RIDE THE CITY BUSES Ambulances Equipped with T0 SCHOOL Oxygen and Two Way Radios 10c PeopIe's Drug Store PHONE CH 6-2225 Lowest Possible Price Always PEOPLE'S INSURANCE AGENCY Charles M. Thompson Joe H. Miller PHONE CH 6-2749 LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of STAMEY'S BARBECUE For the Best in Flowers KIRKMAN FLOWER SHOP CORSAGES POTTED PLANTS Funeral Designs Our Specialty Phone CH 6-5317 Cvmvzmfnfs E. C. Sechrest G Sons Machine and Welding Shop PHONE CH 6-2661 ll Hon me square Bus seems: Evereue seclmm LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR 5 I I W e Make or Repair Anything From a Needle to a Battleship Phone CH 6-5317 Compliments of t f X I TUSSEY'S DRIVE-IN BARBEQUE and TOASTED SANDWICHES Complzmen s 0 MID STATE TILE COMPANY LEXINGTON, Nonm CAROLINA Gobble Sinclair Service Finest Auto Service 1 Fairview Drive LEXINGTON, N. C. Phone CH 6-4123 ROAD SERVICE PERIOD FURNITURE HOUSE COMPLETE HOME OUTFITTERS Your Frigidaire Dealer Foy F oust, Owner 312 North Main Street Phone CH 6-2915 Compliments of COBLE DAIRY PRODUCTS FIRST IN POPULARITY Compliments of B 6' B LAUNDRY Electronic Dry Cleaning Lexington, North Carolina BELK MARTIN COMPANY Lexington's Shopping Center For Prompt Service Call a RED BIRD CAB Phone CH 6-2331 DON'T Say Taxi Say RED BIRD 24 HOUR SERVICE Compliments of GRAY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY LEXINGTON, N. C. Compliments of PERPETUAL SAVINGS AND LOAN I8 South Main Street Compliments of CARRICK C1 SNYDER SERVICE STATION SINCLAIR GAS East Center Street LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLIN CITY DRUG CO. The Service Store Phone CH 6-2233 LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLIN Family Super Market Finest in Foods WESTERN MEATS EXCLUSIVELY Phone CH 6-2852 ACME PLUMBING fr HEATING CO. Plumbing Kc Heating Contractor PIPE, FITTINGS, VALVES WATER SYSTEMS Phone CH 6-2264 Compliments of SICELOFF MANUFACTURING COMPANY Lexington Hardware Corporation HARDWARE AND FARM IMPLEMENTS Phone CH 6-2313 Compliments of Fritts 6' Leonard Quality Men's XC Boys' Shop CLOTHING - SHOES EXCHANGE ACCESSORIES Phone CH 6-5712 1958-1959 22 W. 2nd Avenue BUTLER-CON RAD CO. GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Grady Butler Dave Conrad 108 North Main Street Phone CH 6-5908 Compliments of SEAFORD'S Family Shoe Center Home of Fine Shoes SHOAFIS GROCERY GROCERIES AND FRESH MEAT S 28 W. 2nd Avenue Phone CH 6-2317 Parker-Miller Jewelers CERTIFIED GEMOLOGISTS and REGISTERED .IEWELERS American Gem Society ERLANGER ESSO SERVICENTER TIRES - BATTERIES Winston Road 84 6th Street LEXINGTON, N. C. Phone CH 6-2284 Compliments of ROBERTSON RADIO COMPANY TELEVISION - RECORDS SHEET MUSIC ARMY NAVY STORE 6'Work Clothes Headquartersv Corenr of West First and State Streets LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA City Tire Recapping Co. Paul Mitchum, Owner KELLY TIRES AND TUBES I1 South Salisbury Street LEXINGTON, NORTII CAROLINA Compliments of Commercial Bank of Lexington Lexington, N. C. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation C SI L RECAPPING SERVICE GRADE A 10005 COLD RUBBER 1203 Winston Road Clarence Loman PARKS MOTOR SALES 513 North Main Street LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA Phone CH 3-62513 Compliments of BEcK's BAR-B-Q The Best Barbecue in Town CAROLINA THEATER Carolimfs Finest! LEXINGTON, N. C. SMITH'S SUITS -:- SPORT SHIRTS Corlee - Botany 500 - Bitmane DRESS SHIRTS SPORT SHOES N. Main St. Phone CH 6-24-88 MYERS Cr CRAVER, INC. Coal - Wood - Pulpwood Phone CH 6-524-9 East 7th Avenue Green Printing Company Printing Office Supplies Gifts School Supplies LI:xINcToN, Nonru CAROLINA Compliments of WHITE WAY FURNITURE CO. THE J. F. WARD CO. IVY LEAGUE SHIRTS IVY LEAGUE PANTS . . BOBBIE BROOKS, JR. Winston Road Lexington, N. C. DRESSES 81 SPORTSWEAR Phone CH 6-234-4- 'I' Byron LOPP John Byron LOPP1 Jr' LEXINGTON, Non'rII CAROLINA Phone CH 6-2826 RALPH'S FLOWER SHOP 107 S. Cecil Street Lexington, N. C. Flowers for All Occasions RALPH BAILEY, Florist BOOTS' SHOPPE Lexington's Most Exclusive Ladies' Shop Phone CH 6-2610 BECK'S FLOWER SHOP CORSAGES POTTED PLANTS FUNERAL DESIGNS W e Specialize in Weddings WE WIRE FLOWERS Phone CH 6-2891 LsxINcroN, Nonrn CAROLINA WESTUVER GREENIIDUSE Mas. M. L. KEPLEY CORSAGES FLOWERS POTTED PLANTS WE Grow Our Own Orchids 210 Westover Drive Phone CH 6-2168 Compliments of Compliments of BOWERS AND TAYLOR HARDWARE CQ. CAROLINA PANEL COMPANY W. Second Avenue Phone CH 6-2465 LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of Fred Thompson, Inc MICHAEL-STERN CLOTHES IARMAN SHOES RESISTOL HATS LEXINGTON MOTOR COMPANY, INC. CADILLAC - OLDSMOBILE M. C. Morris, Austin Healey Sales and Service Phone CH 6-5285 LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA GOODRUM SI SONS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS LEONARD CLEANERS Lexington,s Largest and Leading 4' unovlo Day Phone CH 6-5286 MYERS AUTO PARTS Inc. DANCY'S MARKET Home of 'k 310 N. Main Street LExINc1'ON, NORTH CAROLINA FINE FOODS and CHOICE MEATS Phone CH 6-4533 PICKETT'S SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION Phone No. CH 3-0315 LEXINGTON. NonTII CAROLINA Perrymon's Gulf Service Station WASHING - LUBRICATINC WHEEL BALANCINC BRAKES Complimenls of BILLINGS ELLISON INSURANCE SERVICE, INC. General Insurance :fc Bonds 34- East First Avenue Phone CH 6-2997 LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLIN IVIICHAEL'S STORE GROCERIES AND MEATS South Ford Street Phone CH 6-2353 FAIRVIEW CLOTH SHOP FAIRVIEW TAILOR SHOP 1236 Fairview Drive LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA Mr. 49: Mrs. A. W. Kimery Phone CH 6-5035 JOHN A. YOUNG Gulf Oil Distributors SUNLIGHT LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Let Our Phone Line Be Your Clothes Line PHONE CH 6-5228 . , Radio Station Dazsy s Our Hearts are with our Lexingtonis Most Modern students WBUY AM-FM 'k Corner Third and State Streets LEXINGTON, N. C. 2,000 Watts 'k Lexington, North Carolina Congratulations to the Class of 1959 Pickett and Green The Shop for Men CLOTHES SHOES and FURNISHINGS For over 59 years- Lexington Drug Company Lexington's Prescription Drug Store 1 For over 59 years- Same Management PHONE CH 6-2213 815.4 fewefera Watch, Clock, Jewelry, and Electric Shaver Repair Hamilton, Bulova, and Elgin Watches 'k Phone CH 6-5364 8 East Center Street L xington, North Carolina PEACUCICS GRUCERIES .loe Hunt, Operator Phone CH 3-0923 Located Across From Junior Order Home STAPLE GROCERIES GRADE MA MEATS 'k uHome of Peacook's Fishing Supplies and Fine Fishing Dough Z l I ARNOLD BUSINESS COLLEGE LATEST OFFICE MACHINES AND DEVICES FOR TRAINING Enroll in a modern school which offers training to meet the demands of present-day business efficiency training that brings results. Licensed by North Carolina State Board of Education Telephone, Write, Visit Arnold Business College Thomasville, North Carolina Telephone 3255 Private Parking Provided Rothrock Furniture Co. MANUFACTURERS OF FINE FURNITURE ir LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA -ef 2, . wizz ea: MCCARN MOTOR CO. Qt H EDSEL - LINCOLN - MERCURY G. M. C. TRUCKS AUTOGRAPHS W. H. Woodle Construction Co BUILDING CONTRACTOR Free Estimates 'k 116 Arbor Drive Lexington, N. C. Phone CH 6-2748 SIIUIIF WIIYSIDE FURNITURE I-IOME OF FINE FURNITURE FINEST QUALITY, LOWEST PRICES 1i.,. - FURNITURE, CARPETING, DRAPERIES, APPLIANCES U.S. 64 WEST AT 29-70 BYPASS PHONE CH 6-5991 Compliments of DACOTAH COTTON MILLS, INC. LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA IL- A,,,- CAROLINA TRANSIT MIX COMPANY TRANSIT MIX CONCRETE II d ASPHALT PAVING pz e sof -local- WEN N ON AH COTTON MILLS PIEDMONT PIEDMONT GAS FURNITURE CO. SERVICE COMPANY South Main Street Lexingt E F most Fu t C00kiI19 Stow Water Heating Refrigeration N h M S PHONE CH 624-96 PHONE CH 62368 LEXINGTON NORTH CAROLINA we Nw' to M :MU www' H1 if tu w Gull .. H www' w11v'L '! PIEDMONT FUNERAL HOME 405 South Main Street Phone CH 6-2366 CLAUDE'S RESTAURANT Air-Conditioned Country Hom - Dinners Short Orders - Sandwiches Private Dining Rooms On U.S. 70 at Intersection 1 Mile North of LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA Tel. CH 6-2965 Claude Berrier UNITED BAKING COMPANY if Bakers of PREMIUM BREAD 'k lt's the Taste That Tells INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS Sz LOAN ASSOCIATION Start a Savings Account With Any Amount Whether it's Christmas, a Birthday, or Any Occasion- Something from COSTNER'S Jewelers, It's Always Something Special- EARN A WORTHWHILE DIVIDEND DIAMONDS WATCHES LEXINGTON SILVESYSTAL NORTH CAROLINA CHINA GIFTS GOSTlIER'S JEWELERS South Main Street in Lexington Compliments of PlCKETT'S SUPERETTE Compliments of LINCOLN LOAN COMPANY 32 E. lst Ave. Phone CH 6-2329 FUTRELL,S SELF SERVICE CLOSE TO ARBOR ACRES E. Center Street Ex. Phone CH 6-54-22 Compliments of Briggs Department Store and Briggs Hobby and Toy Shop SMITH'S FOOD CENTER Dealers in Staple and Fancy Groceries Phone CH 3-3214 WASHETERIA FAST SERVICE - WET WASH Dry 81 Fold Service 112 E. lst Ave. Compliments of ANCHOR SKATING RINK LEXINGTON, N. C. Auto Paint fr Supply Co., Inc. 516 N. Main St. Phone CH 6-2532 LEXINGTON, N. C. Living at its best see BEAUTIFUL ARBOR ACRES Keply Moving and Storage 523 North Main Street Agent for American Redball Compliments of INGRAM CLEANERS SOUTHSIDE FURNITURE CO. PHONE CH 6-2459 315 Cotton Grove Road THAYER CLEANERS Where Quality Prevails PHONE CH 6-2437 THE MODERN METHOD Winston Road and 6th Street CASH 8: CARRY AND DELIVERY Compliments of C. T. Taylor Esso Service Statio 1 L. Compliments of CRAVER'S PAINT STORE SINK'S RECAPPING COMPANY PHONE CH 6-2717 1302 S Main Street CH 6-2562 25 East Center Street THOMAS MOTORS, INC. Eporlels BERNARD H. THOMAS Phone Carolina's Friendliest Ford Dealer CH 6-5215 .,, s I L wk SALES SERVICE Lexington, 4 North Carolina Winston Road Phone CH 6-2193 we LEXINGTON, Noam CAROLINA GRIFFITH OIL CO. ROBT. W. GRIFFITH, Distributor Compliments of Lexington Book and E550 . PRODUCTS SI'GI'l0neI'y St0l'e Metered Service t Main St. PIIOIIC LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA 9 llpllfgi I4 EAST f ' ' ' pp I cENrER srnesr LEXINGTON N C ASHMORE BUSINESS COLLEGE The Only Accredited Business School in This Section 55 East Main Street THOMASVILLE, N. C. Phone 535 MYERS GULF SERVICE Washing : Greosing Polishing Tires : Batteries : Accessories at Lowest Prices 521 South Main Street PHONE CH 6-2628 LENOIR RHYNE COLLEGE HICKORY, NORTH cARouNA An Accredited Senior College Emphasizing Christian Character and Scholarship Major fields include Liberal Arts, Science, Teacher Education, Music, Business Education and Pre-professional Training. SUMMER SESSION BEGINS JUNE 8 ' FALL TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER 7 Another Top Quollty Yearbook Produced by Photo Lithogrophy in Our Modern New Ploht High School ond College Armuols Produced by Lithogrophy or Letter Press EDWARDS G' BROUGHTON COMPANY ' 1821 North Boulggllililshed 1871 Raleigh, N. C. AUTOGRAPHS 4- v. 5, .4 jg: 5 . Q fn..- .Qrwp A :V '1 X' ,fl ' , 4 . 2 R.: ni .1 W , ,v ,p if ,uf- 1 1-., n. 1 ,, -Mm J- s. 1 1 . - N 's Q - . NF g f Y M rw' 'Q 1 3 e , 1 e i : n I I