Linwood High School - Linden Leaves Yearbook (Linwood, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1957 volume:

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' 1 - -- 1 af, vi 1 5 l I- 1321 X V-1 mow u i' X 011 idxix J VA I xl fwgv :R Kwik -ibzik , K W y4Vf W i+ff?, ll Ill .f ' ' ,n, 7 A , . 1 fjf iii ' -EW 1:.5 VV,v , 5 fm 51k20Qn Eeaues . 1957 Emw000fJzCyA QSCAOJ gzhwooof 9601-X5 Gamim Qeofcafzon With admiration and respect for her sixteen years of steadfast service to Linwood School and the com- munity through her work in the cafeteria, we, the Senior Class of 1957. dedicate the tenth edition of LINDEN LEAVES to Miss Helen Tate. 1 i . yjrzkz czpafs maessaye To the last senior class of Linwood High School and the first classes ofCentralDavidson High School. I would like to say that it has been a pleasure to work with you. As you go your separate ways, may you remember with pride that you have been a part of Linwood School and strive to achieve dignity and respect for yourselves and your community. To those who are left behind in the elementary grades, may we work together with renewed vigor toward making our new school situationa more enriching and fulfilling experience. In our endeavor in these directions, let us take note of amean- ingful question: ls not life a hundred times too short to bore ourselves ? cscfoofgacuffy 5182.- -' PAUL V. YARBOROUGH B. S. , Appalachian State Teachers Collegeg M. A., George Peabody College f ? 5 BESSIE L. GREER A. B., Catawba College MRS, PAUL V. YARBOROUGH B. S., Western Kentucky State College -: f ffxg 4' NWS' MRS. ELIZABETH SYKES A. B. , Stetson University THOMAS K, HUSS A.B. in Education University of North Carolina Siem en fary gacully MRS. SALLIE HACKNEY Greensboro College Grade '7 and 8 NAN SMITH A.S.T.C. Grade 7 MRS. IRMA S. SMITH Catawba College Grade 6 MRS. LENA SMITH A . S. T. C. Grade 5 and 6 CAROLYN AKERS Asbury College Grade 5 MRS. GRACE M, WORTHY High Point College Grade 4 MRS. KIRBY GREENE Radford College Grade 4 MRS. MABEL HARVEY A . S. T. C. Grade 3 MRS. MARY K. GILLEAN A. S. T. C. Grade 2 and 3 HARRIETT MELLON Mitchell College Grade 2 MRS, LONNIE C, HOLMES Catawba College Grade l MRS, INA H, CARROLL Guilford College Grade l WOQIQSOI' fo ann uaf MISS BESSIE GREER CSCA,00fXZ0dI'J 4+ ,, M. ,' Y Jin! BANKS SHARPE GATCHEL COX DWIGHT HEDRICK Ol' OFFICERS Martha Coppley Stokes, Presidentg Nancy Hunter, Vice Presidentg Clara Vann Tysinger, Secretaryg Jean Rodgers, Treasurer. MOTTO: Is not a life a hundred times too short to bore ourselves? FLOWER: Red Carnation COLORS: Navy and White Wascofs W EARL MASON LOOKABILL DEBORAH LYNN SEXTON Home Ecomomics Club 15 4-H Club 15 Dramatics Club 25 High School Play 25 Glee Club 35 Science Club 1, 3. 45 Athletic Club 3,45 Basketball2,3,45Com mercial Club 45 LINDEN LEAVES 4. GENE AUTRY BYERLY Teenie real cute - jet-black hair - athletic - Goose Enrollment 1-125 Baseball 1,2, 3,45 Basketball 1.2, 3.4. Co-Captain 3.4. All-County 35 Athletic Club 3.4, Presi- dent 45 4-H Club 15 Harvest King 15 Dramatics Club 25 High School Play 1, 2. 35 Waiter at Junior-Senior Banquet 25 Commercial Club 45 Superlative 45 LINDEN LEAVES Co-Photographer 4. MARY FRANCES CLODFELTER quiet - pretty - Clemson - Red Enrollment 10-125 Southmont High 15 Class Treasurer 15 Basketball 1.3,4, Co-Captain 45 4-H Club 1.2. 3,4. Vice President 2, Secreatry 35 Glee Club 1,35 Library Club 3, 45 Dramatics Club 25 Science Club 4, President 45 Ath- letic Club 3,45 Scorekeeper 25 Homecoming Queen 25 Veterans' Day Contestant 35 Miss Linwood High 35 Super- lative 45 LINDEN LEAVES 4. CONSTANCE MARTHA BALLEW Connie brown eyes - flashy guard - Floyd - Ford - Salisbury Enrollment 3-5. 8, 10-125 Lincolnton High 15 Junior Varsity 1 New-f -N -fri' ELLEN MARIE COOPER studious - Chevrolet - Johnny Enrollment 1-125 Glee Club 35 French Club 3.4: Dra- matics Club 25 Library Club 3,45 Marshal 35 Commercial Club 45 Superlative 45 LINDEN LEAVES 4. BETTY ANN COPPLEY Bets red hair - bashful - fin a crowdp Enrollment 2-125 High School Play 15 Dramatics Club 25 Library Club 3,45 Glee Club 35 Commercial Club 45 LIN - DEN LEAVES 4. JOHN DAVID DAVIS good looking - girls - High Point fav Enrollment 1-125 4-H ciub 15 Dramatics Club 25 Athletic ciub 3,45 Science ciub 15 superlative 43 LINDEN LEAVES 4 WILLIAM DEWITTE DOMAN curly hair - Desoto - Colorado Kid' - Goldie Enrollment 1-125 Beta Club 1. 2, 35 Class President 25 Dra- matics Club 25 High School Play 25 Library Club 35 Ath- letic Club 35 LINDEN LEAVES Representative 3: Marshal 35 French Club 3. 4, President 45 Commercial Club 4: Superlative 45 LINDEN LEAVES Co-Picture Editor 4. CHARLES ELBRIDGE GRAHAM, JR. Chuck Brain at Work fevery now and thenp - always arguing Enrollment 1-123 Basketball 1.2. 3,43 Baseball 1.2, 3.4: Dramatics Club 2. President 2g Runner-up in Harvest King Contest 2g Class President 1. 33 Class Secretary 23 4-H Club 1,2, 3.4, President 2,4, Vice President 1. Secretary 3, County Program Chairman 3, County Presi dent 43 Marshal 33 High School Play 1, 2, 33 Student Council Treasurer 23 Boys' State Delegate 3s World Peace Contestant 33 Athletic Club 3.43 Commercial Club 43 Superlative 43 Testator 43 LINDEN LEAVES Co-Editor 4. MARILYN MAXINE HEDRICK Max always eating - those blue eyes - yak! yak! yak! - Proxy Enrollment 11-121 Lexington Senior High 1,2Q Cafeteria Assistant 23 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 French Club 33 Harvest Queen 33 4-H Club 3,4, Program Chairman 33 Library Club 3,4Q Athletic Club 3,42 Basketball 3,4Q Commer- cial Club 43 LINDEN LEAVES Co-Art Editor 4. MARY ELIZABETH HUDSON ll Liz!! sweet girl - Ketners - Blossom Enrollment 4-122 4-H Club 13 Runner-up in Harvest Queen Contest 13 Softball 13 Basketball 1,2,4: Dra- matics Club 23 High School Play 23 Miss Linwood High 23 Class Treasurer 23 Glee Club 33 Homecoming Attend- ant 33 Library Club 3.4: French Club 3,43 Athletic Club 3.4: Veterans' Day Contestant 23 Commercial Club 43 Superlative 43 LINDEN LEAVES 4. NANCY LOUISE HUNTER ll Lou!! flirt - records - E, P, - happy-go-lucky Enrollment 1-125 Beta Club 1.2.3.45 Library Club 3,4, President 45 Library Assistant 3,45 Bookmobile Librarian 45 Marshal 35 High School Play 1, 35 French Club 45 Class Treasurer 35 Class Vice President 45 Softball 15 Cheer- leader 45 Commercial Club 45 Athletic Club 45 Glee Club 35 World Peace Contestant 35 Superlative 45 Class Poet 45 LINDEN LEAVES Co-Editor 4. Sl-IIRLIE ELLEN KESTER That laugh! - fun - loving - Florida Typing Club 1, 25 Commercial Club 45 Athletic Club 4 LINDEN LEAVES 4. MARY HELEN LOOKABILL a real friend - reserved Enrollment 1-125 Dramatics Club 25 4-H Club 1,25 Cafe- teria Assistant 15 Glee Club 35 French Club 3.45 Library Club 3.4, Treasurer 35 Commercial Club 45 Superlative 45 LINDEN LEAVES 4. Enrollment 125 South Dade High 1.2.35 AHHU81 Staff 2. SHIRLEY LEE MEDLIN ll Patsy!! rarely speaks - nice to know Enrollment 1-12g Dramatics Club 25 Glee Club 3g Science Club 4: Athletic Club 45 LINDEN LEAVES 4. BETTIE JEAN RODGERS pretty eyes - pretty hair - pretty!!! - Chief - George Pruden Enrollment 4-12: 4-H Club lg Beta Club 1,2,3,4. Sec- retary 3: Miss Linwood High lg Christmas Queen 1: Miss Davidson County lg Homecoming Attendant 1,4g Cheer- leader 1,2. 3.4. Chief 4: Library Club 3,43 Library Assist- ant 3.4g Dramatics Club 23 French Club 3,45 Athletic Club 3.4: Chief Marshal 3: Commercial Club 4: Class Treasurer 43 Superlative 45 LINDEN LEAVES Co-Art Editor 4. WILLIAM Mirrors SMITH Bur-' always grinning - Catharine Enrollment 1-12g Dramatics Club 25 4-H Club 1.2. 3.43 Bus Driver 45 Athletic Club 3g Harvest King 4: Superlative 43 LINDEN LEAVES 4. MARTHA ALICE COPPLEY STOKES 11 Punk!! original - attractive - Wedding Bells - Don Enrollment 1-12: 4-H Club 1: Waitress at Junior-Senior Banquet 2: Dramatics Club 2: High School Play 2: Class Secretary 3: LINDEN LEAVES Representative 3: Glee Club 3: French Club 3.4: Library Club 3.4: Athletic Club 3.4: Commercial Club 4. Vice President 4: Beta Club 4: Bas- ketball 1. 2, 3,4. Co-Captain 4: Class President 4: Class Prophet 4: Superlarive 4: LINDEN LEAVES co-Business Manager 4. CATHARINE LUCILLE SWINK neat dresser - Bill - diamond - The Dispatch' Enrollment 1-12: 4-H Club 1.2: Cafeteria Assistant 1: Dramatics Club 2: High School Play 2: Red Cross Assist- ant 2: Glee Club 3: Library Club 3.4: French Club 4: Commercial Club 4: Harvest Queen 4: Class Historian 4 LINDEN LEAVES Co-Photographer 4. BONNIE LEA TAYLOR Flea shy - works hard - Jack - Boone Enrollment 8-12: Dramatics Club 2: Tournament Queen 2: Glee Club 3: French Club 3.4: Library Club 3.4: Com- mercial Club 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4: LINDEN LEAVES Co-Picture Editor 4 . CLARA VANN TYSINGER Clarie all-around gal - Her Highness - Air Force Enrollment 1'12I Miss Queen of the Piedmont 43 Miss Veterans' Day for Davidson County 43 Christmas Queen 3.43 Miss Linwood High 43 4-H Club 1,2.3,4. Secretary 1. Songleader 2, President 3. Vice President 4. County Secretary 3.4. State Secretary and Treasurer 43 Science Club 13 Cheerleader 1.2.42 Screened for the Horace Heidt Show 23 Student Council Secretary 33 Dramatics Club 2. Treasurer 23 Class Vice President 3s Class Sec- retary 43 High School Play 1,32 World Peace Award 33 Library Club 3.43 French Club 33 Athletic Club 3.4, Secretary 43 Glee Club 33 County Chairman Teens Against Polio 43 Commercial Club 43 Superlative 43 LINDEN LEAVES Co-Business Manager 4. BETTY LOU WALLER petite - natural curls - North Davidson Enrollment 2, 3, 5-7, 11. 12: North Davidson High 1, 23 4-H Club 13 Glee Club 3: French Club 43 Library Club 1. 3.43 Science Club 43 LINDEN LEAVES 4. H' WILLIAM BRUCE YARBROUGH Wee Brucie well mannered - always blushing - red and white Ford Enrollment 4-123 Dramatics Club 23 French Club 33 Li- brary Club 3.43 Library Assistant 3.43 Athletic Club 33 World Peace Contestant 3: Bus Driver 3.41 Superlative 4 LINDEN LEAVES 4. ...Sf wld CLASS DAY OFFICERS Nancy Hunter, Poetg Chuck Graham, Testatorg Catharine Sw ink, Historiang Martha Coppley Stokes, Prophet CASS Rem THRESHOLD OF THE FUTURE We gather here with beating hearts To reminisce of days gone by, To dream of journeys we shall chart Across the realm of life's deep sky. We know not what the future holds, Whether poverty, wealth or fame: But we must strive throughout our lives To win ourselves a name. The twelve high steps we had to climb To reach this great threshold Were climbed with many smaller steps, Some fa ltering, some bold. And 'tho the guiding hands of teachers Cannot be dismissed with a nod, We now must place our future In the guiding hand of God. As we stand on the future's threshold, We ponder a moment o'er the pastg We've reached the key to the future: Graduation - we clasp it at last. Nancy Hunter Poet 5, f ri'-X W ffm . -ws..- jfsfory Strolling down Memory Lane, we remember a day back in 1953 when thirty eager boys and girls became green freshmen. We were enthusiastic and hoped to accomplish a great deal in our four years at Linwood High School. As freshmen, our leaders were: Mr. I. L. Gathings and Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Yarborough. The class officers were: President, Charles Grahamg Vice President, Jane Greerg Secretary, Bar- bara Floydg and Treasurer, Charles Kinley. We were fortunate in having Gene Byerly crowned Harvest King and Jean Rodgers as Christmas Queen, Miss Linwood High and Miss Davidson County from our class. The following year, under the leadership of Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Yarborough and Mr. J. L. Gathings, we reached the second milestone of our high school career. Our class officers were: President, Dewitte Domang Vice President, Jane Greerg Secretary, Charles Grahamg and Treasurer, Mary Hudson. During the year we lost Univee Coffey, Barbara Floyd, Martha Paige Shoaf, Henry Kearns, and Ben McCarn. Mary Clodfelter decided to join us from Southmont. We were well re- presented with queens that year. They were: Harvest Queen, Jane Greerg Miss Linwood High, Mary Hudsong and Homecoming Queen, Mary Clodfelter. In 1955 we reached our third milestone - the Junior Class. Our leaders were: Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Yarborough, Mrs. W. P. Williams, and Mr. T. K. Huss. We had a very successful year with Charles Graham, Presidentg Clara Van Tysinger, Vice Presidentg Martha Coppley, Sec- retaryg Nancy Hunter, Treasurerg and Charles Kinley, Sergeant-at-Arms. Robert Franks. Jimmy Woodall, Johnny Everhart and Wayne Medlin left us during the year. Jane Greer left to take up studies at Lexington Senior High School. Maxine Hedrick and Betty Lou Waller decided to join our Junior Class. Several honors were again won by our class. They wereg Harvest Queen, Maxine Hedrickg Christmas Queen, Clara Vann Tysingerg Miss Linwood High, Mary Clodfelter: and Harvest King, Charles Kinley. The marshals were: Jean Rodgers, Chief, Nancy Hunter, Marie Cooper, Dewitte Doman, and Charles Graham. With much help and patience, Mrs. Paul V. Yarborough assisted us in giving a very successful Junior-Senior banquet. The banquet was held at the Dutch Club and a Hawaiian theme was used. Everyone enjoyed it and went home with many memories. Our final stop was in the Senior Class. There we lost Charles Kinley and Don Leonard through marriage. Shirlie Kester joined us from Florida to complete her education. Our chief leader was Mrs. Leonard Sykes, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Yarborough and Miss Bessie Greer. Our class officers were: President, Martha Coppleyg Vice President, Nancy Hunterg Sec- retary, Clara Vann Tysinger, and Treasurer, Jean Rodgers. As seniors, Catharine Swink and Bill Smith were crowned Harvest Queen and King, and Jean Rodgers was chosen chief cheerleader. Clara Vann Tysinger received several honors. She was selected Miss Linwood High and Christmas Queen. She also participated in county and regional beauty contests and was crowned Miss Veterans' Day for Davidson County and Miss Queen of the Piedmont, having the unique honor of beingcrowned by Miss America of 1956 in the latter event. During the Christmas holidays, Martha Coppley married Don Stokes, but returned to school to complete her education with us. Now the big moment has really arrived - graduation! As we think of this and of our accom- plishments, we have our first pang of sadness. We feel the teachers have done their best for us and have been very helpful in solving many of our problems. We are reluctant to leave our classmates, our faculty, and our school. Yet we must say - goodbye! Catharine Swink Historian 2 5908 00585280 6 Easf a120ff7esfa122e12f We. the Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Seven Senior Class of Linwood High School, being of sound mind, realizing that we may be the last to graduate here, do make and publish this our last will and testament. To our parents, we leave our love and appreciation for their guidance throughout our school years. To the faculty, we express our gratitude for their patience with and advice to us. To the school, we give assurance that we will always have fond memories of the hours spent here. To the Junior Class, we leave the expectation of being seniors in the new school. To the Sophomore Class, we leave the opportunity of working toward and planning the Junior-Senior banquet. To the Freshman Class, we leave the desire to strive to make the best of their high school career. The individuals of our class make the following bequests: Constance Ballew wills her position on the basketball team to Madge Tester. Teenie Byerly wills his position as most athletic to Danny Rhodes. Danny, remember the referee is always right. Mary Clodfelter leaves her ability to play basketball to William Dennis. Marie Cooper wills her ability to drive a car to Evelyn Brown. Betty Ann Coppley leaves her quiet ways to Rosemary Miller, Remember, Rosemary, silence is golden. Martha Coppley Stokes bequeaths her knack to get into a little bit of everything to Bobby Wallace. Dewitte Doman leaves his position as president of the French Club to Mervin Rowe. Mervin, do a good job. Maxine Hedrick wills her ease to take teasing about the peroxide hair to Bob Hudson. Bob, you'll have to peroxide your hair first. Mary Elizabeth Hudson leaves her ability to play basketball and to wear straight skirts to Sara Cox. Nancy Hunter wills her ability to take teasing, and also, her title of wittiest, to Tommy Mann. Be careful, Tommyg don't try to make witty remarks in Mrs. Sykes' classes. Shirlie Kester bequeaths her abilityt to type to Pat Leonard. Helen Lookabill leaves her record of never being in trouble to Linda Beck. Shirley Medlin leaves her quiet ways to Jimmy Kinney. Catharine Swink wills her ability to attract the opposite sex to Zach T rexler. Clara Van Tysinger wills her ability to sing and play the piano to Carol Starr. Betty Waller leaves her friendly disposition to David Breedlove. Bruce Yarbrough wills his school bus to Don Berrier. Don, don't oversleep in the mornings Bonnie Taylor wills her shyness to Farrell and Odell Floyd. It will take both of you to use all of it. I. D. Davis leaves his seat in the back of the room to Wilfred Owens and Wayne Parks. Don 't try to use it at the same time, boys. Bill Smith wills his ability to pass French to Charles Beck. Study hard, Charles. Jean Rodgers wills her position as cheerleader to Rachel Coppley. Rachel, don't get a cold before the first ball game. I. Chuck Graham, will my ability to get along with teachers to Jerry Hayes. Be careful what you say, Jerry. We, the members of the Senior Class of 1957. do hereby declare this to be the only valid statement of our last will and testament, any previous ones being null and void upon the signing of this document. Chuck Graham Testator 7j!'Op5QCy For the Graduating Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-SCVGI1. I predict the following: Since Dewitte Doman is so crazy about Colorado, he will marry his Goldie and settle there in the wide open spaces for a ranch life. Helen Lookabill will make very good use of her life as a missionary, whether it be in foreign lands or in our. own United States. Clara Vann Tysinger's singing talent and beauty will bring her success. She will go to college and there be discovered by a talent scout. Betty Ann Coppley will remain in Lexington, working her way to the top in Efird's De- partment Store. Teenie Byerly will go to Wake Forest and become an all-American basketball star. After college, he will find some rich doll to marry. Bruce Yarbrough will eventually have his own hosiery corporation - perhaps the largest in the state. Since nurses' training appeals to Mary Clodfelter, I think she will become a nurse. Aft- er her training, she will marry the man in her life and follow him wherever his vo- cation takes him. Bill Smith and Catharine Swink will be married soon after graduation. Bill will follow his father in farming, while Catharine will be a member of The Dispatch staff. Jean Rodgers will marry within six months after graduation and move away from Lex- ington. Later, she will take a business course, but soon thereafter, she will give up her career to rear a family. Maxine Hedrick will marry and then work toward her own dress shop. Maxine will set a fashion with her neat grooming. Betty Lou Waller and Shirley Medlin will probably remain in Lexington for a small town life. They will choose either a career or marriage. I. D. Davis will have his own meat market. It will be a modern glass building with every new device. Marie Cooper will acquire the largest wardrobe and best looking car in town. After graduation, Shirlie Kester will go back to Florida to become a hostess in a swanky nightclub. Nancy Hunter will go to college and work on a career of her choice. Her life will never be dull. Bonnie Taylor will go back to Boone some day to get married and lead the role of a housewife. Chuck Graham will go to college and then perhaps to a military academy. Whatever he does, I am sure he will succeed. Mary Elizabeth Hudson will plan her life cautiously. She will marry and probably be content with a close family life. Her knack for making people happier will continue. Constance Ballew will find a job in which she will be able to travel. If she tires of this, she will come back to Lexington. I, Martha Coppley Stokes, plan to study art while doing my duty as a housewife. May good fortune smile on all of us as we leave these portals to fulfill our dreams and aspirations! Martha Coppley Stokes Prophet C5Q12101' CJZLSI5' 0 S1957 First row: Deborah Lunn Sexton and Earl Mason Lookabill, Mascots. Second row: Betty Ann Coppley, Betty Lou Waller, Bruce Yarbrough, Shirley Medlin, Clara VannTysinger Third row: Mary Clodfelter, Gene Byerly, Jean Rodgers, Mary Elizabeth Hudson, Maxine Hedrick, Shirlie Kester. Fourth row: Nancy Hunter, Marie Cooper, J. D. Davis, Helen Lookabill, Bonnie Taylor, Martha Coppley Stokes. Fifth row: Catharine Swink, Dewitte Doman, Bill Smith, Charles Graham, Constance Ballew. ' 1 M..-ff px FSQNIOI' 74CflIl'Q.Y First row: Connie, Teenie, Mary, Marie V .fb 4 Q53 ,A CQ! 1 X 'V Second row: Betty Ann, J. D., Dewitte. Chuck. Third row: Maxine, Mary, Eliz abeth, Nancy, Shirlie. Fourth row: Hele Shirley, Jean, Bill. Fifth row: Martha, Catherine, Bonnie, Clara Vann. Sixth row: Betty Lou, Bruce. U. . s 5 J2. X . B MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jean Rodgers and Chuck Graham BEST ALL -AROUND Mary Clo dfe lter and Bill Smith MOST A TTRACTIVE Clara Vann Tysinger and J. D. Davis BEST SPORT Helen Lookabill and Bruce Yarbrough S77 MOST INTELLECTUAL Marie Cooper and Dewitte Dorman MOST ATHLETIC Martha Coppley Stokes and Teenie Byerly WITTIEST Nancy Hunter and Chuck Graham MOS T POP ULA R Mary Elizabeth Hudson and Teenie Byerly PM ka, X , I .C if , 1? 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'T 'N 'r' 'H-Q..X CHARLES BECK LINDA BECK DON BERRIER DAVID BREEDLOVE EVELYN BROWN RACHEL COPPLEY SARA COX WILLIAM DENNIS FARRELL FLOYD ODELL FLOYD JERRY HAYES BOB HUDSON JIMMY KINNEY PAT LEONARD TOMMY MANN ROSEMA RY MILLER WILFORD OWENS WAYNE PARKS DANNY RHODES MERVIN ROWE CAROL STARR MADGE TESTER ZACK TREXLER BOBBY WALLACE ,K 3,215 X JR if-v . L, H , VV gi 1 ,et .' K? ,Qi Q 3 -nv SO YES W V.- s ih- 1 X .fi if x MMG . A7355551V1 VVZVAV E ' ,..e. f Q an ' W sm C9 4-'F' OFFICERS Carroll Hudson, Presidentg Jerry Sturdivant, Vice Presidentg Bonnie Wilson, Secretaryg Bobby Byerly, Treasurer aff! Qin N-J V 1 , '15 Larry Anderson Nora Ballew Walter Briggs Patsy Brinkle James Browning 'Q1'L ' 0 s A ,, 5 Bobby Byerly Betty Clodfelter Julia Coppley Louie Coppley Shelby Davis Jerry Everhart Clifton Floyd Dean Gibson Carroll Hudson Patsy Kinney ,Brenda Lanning Henry Paul Leonard John Wayne Leonard Mary Ann Leonard Richard Leonard Robert McCarn Dorothy Medlin Richard Myers Alyce Owen Joycie Poole James Smith Jerry Sturdivant Donald Wallace Sylvia Walton Bonnie Wilson Dale Wilson Ellen Yarbrough Jane Yow -:N CT? S X TW 'WNV Qs S517 ss..- Y-L .39 vs., 'bs 'sr-9' 1 N- 'v .- ., fm w. 1. A 'S li 1 V2 u fha: 9 L' U' 2 4 H 'K W V ... km 4 .V 5, X N -N MQ' Q Q X 2 ,lx xx J M X X QW. . al' , y 5 'FH f, 7 fi :Q 'S f 1, 5:33 ? in Gu 1 X QQ- X I , fieshm I1 1 kk , . .- :- t H vf Y , 33 1,g.'g:i '1V'ie.6'?1i5l ' w.f!E'2ve.Ha- Q 'fi 1 7 1 is ' 1 i 'L .M,,j-QI..-:Qwif. P 4:-Q ..-1' , ,Q W if airy -iw aww, ,.,. A W , 4.-,W -if ,O , A, f if f 51231 -' 'dir OFFICERS Don Greer, Presidentg Thomas Trantham, Vice President Stevie Huss, Secretaryg Rebecca Coppley, Treasurer Q Qi' H-...,..f' W? -v :B 1,41 ff' ,gg 1, I., M 9 j fgjagx, 'vi W 5 sg-fr ,gy pgiz ' A - ' A A ifi . Viv 1 1 N f K x H X 39 J Oneta Bell Linda Berrier Bonnie Briggs Ronald Brown Mary Jane Burch Gary Burkhart Gerald Burris Wilma Coble Rebecca Coppley Robert Crepps Julia Dennis Jerry Earnhardt Elsie Elliot Roy Franks Dermont Fritts Don Greer Dwight Hedrick Stevie Huss Louise Medlin Julia Mellon Peggy McE1rath Carey Sharpe Rebecca Sills Lillian Smith Ann Sneed Johnny Spry Linda Strickland Donna Swing Rabon Taylor Thomas Trantham Sharon Trivette Sammy Tussey Homer Yarbrough Larry Yarbrough I , u fmfg -f -,... A x! X J -it ff' JL ,Q v Q U. 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V .gifiir-i QC' 1, br f V an ,A M, A i ' x R .gvfff ,jd J Larry Flynn Cassie Gammons John Greer Jerry Hartley Foil Hedrick Susie Hicks Kay Jarrett Rachel Jarrett Barry Kinney Ann Lanning Larry Lanning Brenda Leonard Leverne Little Linda McElrath Brenda Mincey Tommy Parks Jimmy Parton Robert Pettit Cliff Pickett Lynn Smith Theresa Smith Elena Spears Connie Sprinkle Ronnie Starbuck Jane Crowell Stokes Phyllis Srurdivant Bobby Trantham Greg Tysinger Billy Wallace Reggie Walters Linda Wilson Joe Woodall Hobart Yarbrough Sylvia Yates Faye Young Keith Yow Terry Atkins Larry Baker Gerald Beck Paul Beck Melvin Beeker Judy Blackwell Tommy Bridges Carol Brummett Gary Church Fred Clodfelter Patricia Coppley Douglas Davis Glenn Dennis Martha Dillard Donald Dodd Robert Dodd N-5. Margie Elliott Carol Everhart Kelin Everhart Alton Farabee Paulette Fisher Gloria Flynn Dianne Freeman Leslie Gobble Roy Hamby Mary Louise Hartley Judy Hedrick Teresa Hedrick Jimmy Hill John Huss Linda lngle Jeannie Kaye Johnson Larry Jolly Dalis Keefer Dale Kirk Gail Kirk Darrell Kyles Hobart Leonard Lillie Leonard Steve Leonard Willie Leonard Elsie McCombs Connie McElrath James Measimer Carolyn Miner Dwight Moody Mary Alice Myers C. E. Norman, Jr. Glenda Norman Bonnie Owens Richard Palmer Phyllis Penninger Jane Richey David Roach John Luther Roach Robert Sharpe Barbara Sink David Sink Bobby Smith Kaye Smith Patricia Smith James Snider Areta Stokes Harold Trivette Roger T rexler Barbara Waller Rebecca Yarbrough Jackie Young Linda Kay Atkins Charles Ballew Wayne Bennett Linda Blackwell Shirley Bridges Tony Burris Steven Church Jean Cooper Nancy Coppley Kathy Cox Eddie Driver Doris Elliot Nancy Elliot Donnie Floyd Larry Foster Melinda Foster Rita Garner Wayne Garrison Kenneth Gobble Stephen Greene 76nd QPJQQ I ,V A M .s-' LW Q25 a ,, X.W,,, .. 2 A- , nw i . 'W 'f 1' ' 1 I V I 5' -.. G sw em ' 'f nn' N K in . D 'P f .tt-, a h fe- , , N - Q 1 4. if ' r ' -M1 W bt ' Y' ' Eta Q tw X ' , - R H - -..on ' 1 A 'W 432.3 bf ,.p, il. Qs. ? 4 ' A -is a- i L fa 'K f . m ,nv 5 . f fix X l NL. Q. Coy Hamilton Darrell Hedrick Roger Hepler Dawn Hill Sue Hill Roy Jones Victoria Kearns Dianne Kinney Joy Kirby George Leonard Gene Little Robert Lopp Eddie Lyon Franklin Mabry Kent McCarn Lynn McCarn Charles McCombs Stacy Measimer Gail Medlin Danny Miller 46.- Q-ey P James Rary Ricky Sexton Marie Smith Mary Smith Larry Sprinkle Scott Swing Jeffery Tarteton Patsy Tate Toni Tysinger William Walters Ann Williams Carolyn Wrenn Sherry Yow Wanda Atkins Judy Baker Christie Barnes Franky Barnes Donald Bennett Bobby Blackwell Kathy Brummett Roger Burch Gail Burris Belinda Byerly Helen Cobb Richard Crepps Beverly Davis Albert Dodd Eunice Doman Douglas Duffey Janie Lou Everhart Lavanche Gammons Alice Garrison Gary Greene Robert Hardy Billy Hedrick Linda Hedrick Patricia Hedrick Steven Hedrick Sammy Hicks Kathy Hunt Barbara Jarrett Bill Jones Marvin Kearns Allen Kinney Jerry Leonard Roy Leonard Shelby Jean Leonard l Bryce Mann Ricky Measimer Rodney Miller Paulette Miner Len Moody -H-..., Q12 '--Q.. Diana Owens Lyndell Owens Janette Reid Barbara Rummage Fred Smith Ronnie Smith Carolyn Sneed Roger Spears Barry Starr Jack Stogner Philip Strickland Mike Surratt Steve Taylor Ala Jo Tester Debbie Thompson Eddie Thompson Karen Tysinger Steven Wilson Kay Woodall Kathy Young Zfhsf graofa Gerald Hicks Linda Mae Jarrett Brenda Jolly Sandra Sue Jones Jane King Linda Carol Kinney Tony Koontz Joe Dan Leonard Judith Ann Leonard Eula Little Cheryl McCarn Bertha McCombs Paula McCrary Sammy Musgrave Rodney Owens Linda Kay Poole Linda Privette Curtis Putnam Charles Reid Tryphena Roach Petty Beckham Frances Breedlove Sandra Briggs Mary Louise Brown Donna Church Bill Cooper Vickie Coppley Margaret Cox Stephen Davis David Dodd Tommy Eller Charles Everhart Connie Everhart Sharon Ferguson Jannie Fisher Roger Floyd Amy Foster Jackie Franks Sandra Kay Gobble Franklin Hartley Brenda Smith Nancy Smith Shirley Smith Sidney Snider Judy Stogner Grace Styers Kent Taylor Terry Lee Terry Ronnie Trantham Ikey Tre xler Linda Tussey Roger Williams Bruce Wrenn 1956 57 11121014-Qsenzbr 012711911 Qufcf gexzhyfon if' 353 1 MJ 5 ,.,f I, f . I f si i f CU T-JIU UR EU 2 U Meaffm ' I X XY A , ' fi pf? ew 5 XA A V 1 I J' si g 2 Q T' , ,Kg , Q 2 , R K+ gf:-gfiix f 'F ' 2, V AJ' if wwf 51: W t , CU T A NU E . 2 2 25 5 'f PGY' fi ff-vi .15 f ' ,--an ..:,. X, - . .I H, f -'H -:ff ff. - Wg -5? ,? A --'- . 5 g Q 3 Wzf .V X 1 Em w l f X JK . bfi. We M U 5 Q . ' x, 1, 'Y' MJ x Wlumnvw -Q. ...., Q.--1 ,,,.,,.,,. , 41 - x ff V . ww .V my f N04 1,254 1 'I -v , MW: - ff 1 gg.. f o A Qqnnuafcgfcyff Seated: Chuck Graham and Nancy Hunter, Co-Editors. Stand- ing: Clara Vann Tysinger and Martha Coppley Stokes, Co- Business Managers. f-4.28 ' Ejst , , I - V S ' af.a...a Seated: Bonnie Taylor and Dewitte Doman, Co-Picture Editors, Jean Rodgers and Maxine Hedrick, Co-Art Editorsg Catharine Swink and Teenie Byerly, Co-Photographersg Miss Bessie Greer, Advisor. Standing: Shirley Medlin, Betty Ann Coppley, Nancy Hunter, Clara Vann Tysinger, Bruce Yarbrough, Mary Clodfelter, I. D. Davis, Chuck Graham, Bill Smith, Helen Lookabill, Constance Ballew, Martha Coppley Stokes, Mary Eliza- beth Hudson, Shirlie Kester, Marie Cooper, Betty Lou Waller. . ,ffl ii 5' 1 'K 1- ff? N .,v!', W 1 A If , Q nf ,. cc: ,ffl - ,sw 5' :kg mf - V - ,. V ,. -ff-Q Q . f QC- - f A vm , 'XX J g . G gk.- , b ' V 1 - Q35 , f 79 .ah an .. i 4 ew yay? 1- fb' A. x fi ,. X Q N 1- :gm :+'-ea:,f- 'f M . . xl zfslwi A V ,Q J r 5' ' ff . . gs I ' h 51 if 'E ff - -' mswa ., M px ' y , 3 4- 1 Q-og Hz? -'V f ,, 4, .., Q Z4 A 4 4 i f f 'lv 3 -f u w ' ,V f ,ww ff ? A., X I . 415 f . .- ,- A-1, , wx' 1- 'Dx v ,x- Z Y I si if' A 4. , W Sgr A , Ga-Wi , nf 75 'N gg f 5' 'Q' 'W fr an I I Nm Y K K- WI Q., If f 'Q 1 x -Q ww- ,-V , , , g:1gz3S,.A5-V-w N - -.: A 4: , fi! J ,kg W2 f ' fs, 4 Y W 1 , , Y.,- , , 1.4 .l. 2 f ,fif , 1 Z? wb 0 s 1 7 . I 4 3 W vl A . ,V I .ri-fills' -I 5, mm.. M, N -, 'Q ' , 171 fri' W , 0 may X , 2335 f is 19 ' c 7 P lf fl 'A g f -- A ' , X 2 w - ' f .1353 av g' 5' X, B 4 9 Q1 4? 'fm M Q F , A I x VA 1 N' miafm if C : W fi, 4 Ikf C HAnAc1'f. .l 1 ,' vw? My ' 'nf' 'fs if f 9 . ,4 1, Ny-4, , Q., ,.:f -, M 1 1 ff 5' Nr :av-'ici ff 4 be 5 s Ezgrary 61,5 Nancy Hunter, President, Sara Cox, Vice President, Ellen Yarbrough, Secretary and Treasurer, Mrs. Elizabeth Sykes, Advisor. Q G 0122122 erczdf Danny Rhodes, President, Martha Coppley Stokes, Vice President, Bonnie Taylor, Secretary and Treasurer, Miss Bessie Greer, Advisor. A xv , 'u J' Q.. morf I 1 by H ffw . fl' - f tv 3 gg 5 , . . L-W ,gg CSCICI2 ce Mary Clodfelter, Presidentg Brenda Lanning, Vice Presidentg Betty Clodfelter, Secretaryg Don Greer, Treasurerg Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Yarborougn, Advisors. ws: 'tn Ay ,Q 711641205 C115 Dewitte Doman, Presidentg Linda Beck, Vice Presidentg Sara Cox, Secretary and Treasurerg Mrs. Elizabeth Sykes, Advisor. ,..-Q., 'limi 'f' QP FW, fb 6 4fj7f C115 Seniors Officers: Charles Graham, President, Clara Vann Tysinger, Vice Presidentg Brenda Lanning, Secretary and Treasurer. Junior Officers: Libby Hedrick, President, Jim Beall Graham, Vice Presidentg Mary Sink, Secretary and Treasurer. Miss Nan Smith, Advisor. .Bus Zrzbers Bill Smith, Farrell Floyd, Bob Hudson, Odell Floyd, Charles Beck, Bruce Yarbrough fvx QQ 1T 'Y 1. ' Wf'i?Hfl W I , 1 in sf W,.....M,W,. , 'L2Wfm Q fn- 1 7 0 QJAQQ.: 'S eg V .f '2'1::f.,:-as my , , 5' ,U ,M Q9 5 1 A w ' f ' 4 s y ,gif X Gwfend Qsfgff Seated: Miss Helen Tate and Mrs. W. K. Trexler. Standing: Mrs. Dewey Alley and Mrs. Gene Byerly. MN Gusfoofdns Mr. and Mrs. Archie shoaf H O 5716655 C116 Teenie Byerly, Presidentg Bobby Byerly, Vice Presidentg Clara Vann Tysinger, Secretary: Danny Rhodes, Treasurer Paul V. Yarborough, Advisor. K? WK 34 Z ' Q , h L 1' KS' 2 ' ' z 9' 9' .1 ff 7 ,wigff N ,Ay - M32 X.: Q , . 1 xiyrwff ,wi Y W -il. 34235 M ,p, X 0 'Mew' f Cfeerka OQIXS Sara Cox, Clara Vann Tysinger, Jean Rodgers, Chief. Nancy Hunter, Bonnie Wilson. ' 1 It ' Zig filfizf nfl' W' Q W? X. , N ff yy M ., if ,i , ,, ,gf X ,aw ' 7 f af Qfrf Jzgas eff fjeam Lillian Smith, Carol Starr, Maxine Hedrick, Mary Elizabeth Hudson, Shelby Davis, Mary Clodfelter, Martha Coppley Stokes, Constance Ballew, Nora Ballew, Julia Mel- lon, Stevie Huss, Ann Sneed, Betty Clodfelter, Sylvia Walton, Linda Beck, Rosemary Miller. Thomas K. Huss, Coach. 4 ll W r r as if - 'f f f 1 ,,1- r 'fr - -, 4 5 Q... . ' 'i ' 1, 'i M g? - lf. :K ,ti rx-M-.Awww , -4-Ti ---,,,, ..,- -. -Y Kali, 'f rf'-X7 A Fri x xi. law , 2 ll is T C s 'fe l s W ,W , K K Z aaa . iii 'rm' V1 .'-v M 5 Li' W , , --W A I H 'W-v W ' 'ff H' ,. -, . Qi Q fr . 3 3 5 ,, - 'xxx Ml' -V 'n ' ' A' 6 . , - V' t 1 l f Q ' - 1 ,B ,f ' X ff EE ' is XXX, 2 'v LHS B tl Keys, cygasfefgafyeam Thomas K. Huss, Coach. Jerry Hayes, Carroll Hudson, Bob Hudson, Jimmy Kinney, 1... Chuck Graham, Farrell Floyd, Danny Rhodes, Odell Floyd, Bobby Byerly, Dean Gibson, Larry Yarbrough, Don Greer, William Dennis, Teenie Byerly. ,'X Go- Gapfazhs MARY CLODFELTER TEENIE BYERLY and and MARTHA COPPLEY STOKES DANNY RHODES Q 1 A s- ' 3 f Q Rw 2 X f 5 If X MM f 'f'f' , ir :T ? ' . f' 04 - , ,lj is V xy: fx mx ,' Q N , 1 f , ., ' Q lzff' M 'N'f - Q L QF-V Q24 mist 6 .J U. H ,If fx J ZW 1956 Zasegaf jeam First row: Dick Leonard, Bob Byerly, Don Leonard, Sonny Kinley, Teenie Byerly, Danny Rhodes, Jimmy Kinney, Johnny McCarn, Chuck Graham, Second row: Thomas K. Huss, Coachg William Dennis, Odell Floyd, Jerry Hayes, Farrell Floyd, Larry Roach, Wayne Parks, Louie Coppley, Richard Myers. I . ' fi ' Q 5 , Ei? I v ' if 4 4 V Ffjw' YW J. .www 0: E 1' -' K ' AX ' - egg. L, iw' L- L V ,, l.,fm,s.4 4, 0 5 1 AM I , , M IQKYV ' NI, b . Mai 3 N A gigs? 4 ' 7 F fb 5 3 2 F ff F 91-ax 53' S . 3 ,yay , 1 - as Q .. A A 1 .s , f , us, 14 .... 9 , HQ, mf V A A . , xiii' X Q r - . N . n' 14 f 4- 'Mir S 'fCl YlfeS -I CLARA VANN TYSINGER Miss Queen of the Piedmont Miss Linwood High Miss Veterans' Day Christmas Queen , , jiruesf My anof Queen BILL SMITH and CATHARINE SWINK Attendants: HOMER YARBROUGH and RACHEL COPPLEY , W .- iff .. . . ,1. V , I 4'f'f3 I 4 ,, In A 2 Qi I' 15 4s:',?.Wc be -v , i fn Brees! yyrzh ce anof yjflk? cess TOMMY MYERS and SANDY MILLER Attendants: FOIL HEDRICK and LINDA ALLEY X I ja if .,v J 252' mkww y f 1 536+- if -wai- .if li' ? ,Q 1 ty , yt , ,!,,' A 15 6 L 2' , I , 4 R V, 3 14, f ' . 'fa' af 'Y Aix! j -aj , 3224 31 1' '. lu! 1o,22,,f, , z 9 ,I A 51 E A ,. ,e,. Vg ' 52 1 - ,K , 9759 0115506 Linda Beckg Sara Cox. Rosemary Miller, Chief, Pat Leonard and Evelyn Brown. 35 jimecomzhy anofjournamezzf Queen ROSEMARY MILLER Attendants: Rebecca Sills, Ellen Yarbrough and Jean Rodgers fNot Shownj v rv lm :.W,k,,y ,1 , U. W 1 44' 'X 1 , .1 Hut ,J W1 lilT,.m .' 'A + v .7 V11 ,' . , ,1 'ff X 4 W 1 Q l3w'wM 1 E ggfgfsy , 4 V , My . -1: f T?W7W.??QT?i5T??5 f ,1 M E '5'W:--4 W, ?W '- , ' . ? -N 1 .'L1.1L:,'.iwa- -A V - - V -off-V-:,,1.,,-, , y e'?r.:-.f,'1,-,:,L:' J H' K',L-',1.'l1,ijf:'f'-1,-1, ,w'w:'?719W5'm 31.5 EJWN , 1 ' ' ,. ,.,, 11, 1. , verfisers 1 , p Q LIIXIVVCDOD LIONS CLUB ff N 'Vi - uon If BEALLGQAY FATQIV1 5 iik COMPLIMENTS OF -'Ts ug XS i lx fin - I. 1 h r:. I Q ..n . -. .'. M ' t 1 1 ..'-..:.- '-:uf - X XXX 7 a. . W' Horne of Purebred Holstein Cattle MR. AND MRS. CHARLES E. GRAHMA Linwood, North Carolina Compliments of LINWOOD PARENT-TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION 1 Left to right: Hoyle Young, Presidentg Miss Carolyn Akers, Vice Presidentg Mrs. Paul J. Smith, Secretaryg Melvin Beeker, Treasurer. Mhfmaaal HOME DEM CDN SCI QAICION IAA Compliments of BUCK YOUNG OIL C OMPANY , INC . Distributor of CLAIR PRODUC S cut, ox + l i 'WTB O 1 kv YHYUPY ington, 34bWQ?yy5W 9fvIQwf6'f I QPEOMPLIMENTSO EJ I ' If fi II B QTDIH jQfW I I'IUAV ' Myzyfj VE EE? Qyw CGMDANY Lexington, North car ' , DIXIE FLJIQN ITLJIQE COMPANY INC. Manufacture rs of I . .I IVIAJXIN IIVIDLEIVIENT COMPANY Farrnall Tractors Farming Equipment I-Iomelite Chain Saws Parts and Shop Service Phone Ch-6-2755 430 North Main I Lexingotn North Carolina ALTA? I-IOSIET-Qxf MILL. Manufacturers of Boys' Sport Hosiery We Need Your Feet in Our Business. C ompliments of CfOF3lF DA! QY DQ OD LJ CTS COOPERATIVE, INC. Lexington, North C arolina Compliments of fwwaoai MANUFACTURING COMPANY Linwood, North Carollna Wiki-644' JEWELERS D. FRANK MCCULLOCH and D, W. QDOCD MCCULLOCH Lexington, N. C. Enioy yourself... refresh with Coke 'Colo' ia u nguund sudo-out I I0 UNDER AUTNOIIIV Ol 'll COCA-COM COIPANY IV Lexington, N , C. VV. I-1. VVOOD LE CONSTRUCTION 25 Brown Street Lexington, N. C, Phone 30036 See Us Before You Bui1d. Service Since 1913 'DI EDNAONT FUNERAL HOME Chapel Ambulance S e rvice Oxygen and Two-Way Radio Equipped Dial Ch-6-2.366 Lexington, N. C. I 17' Q 'I ' w- H... my 5' . 5 l ffl N ' A l lf U It ,V sf X- V 'F 5 'U M A js Alf! ,X ' lk ' ,fs , K+' -- IT V' F 'L ' , , , Lv' , ,pf up ' 1 f, if X I f lf' ' , :J YV QMMQ Merchandis e of Quality Gay Gibson Jr. Dresses Campus Sportswear Phone Ch-6-2344 Lexington, North Carolina CLAUDES RESTAURANT Air-Conditioned Where It's a Treat to Eat Steaks - Seafood Chicken - Country Ham Dinners - Short Orders Sandwiches 1 Mile North of Lexington Telephone 2.965 CLAUDE BERRIER, Prop. Have Your Prescription Filled at LEX! N C5-VON DRUG COMPANY Lexington's Prescription Drug Store for Over 58 Years Same Management Four Registered Pharmacists The Rexall Store Located Next to the Court House Lexington, North Carolina Compliments to Senior Class of 1957 JAC: l4'S T Y PEWRIT ER EXCHANGE Phone Z 993 East lst Avenue Lexington, North Carolina TAY LOT? AN D H ED12 I C K SUPER MARKET Fresh Produce Grade A Meat Route 9 Near Jr. O,U.A.M. Lexington, N. C. On Highway No. 8 fa ,: R .J LGA, C omp 11 me nt s YJ 5,-11f'L. M:-Q My A 5 M 'UU -LU L:fJfU2oi,1QL -A wr n ,- 4. ALJ gf fi If eww 45,4 NL. .J 'QL -L42 'DAVI DSONH if 'L Mir JS-L59 LA. K Syl. fi, ,,,k,' 4 1. ' i . K a Ra 'L 39 QW 5 r-I 1:.-sk? l4-1- 13 I J.-U1 DEDAQT M E NT 'fa ,-' fx T1 f 'if - 'L intl-, J-. I Compliments of GOTQDCDN VENEER COMPANY EWQOADVVAY TE X AC O Firestone Tires and Texaco Products U.S. Highway Z9-70 Lexington, North Carolina if fr 1, -c- . ,V wtf? f I '.P41x.,,' M ,R CQ-,Q A H ,N N' MV. ' .ff Q fb ye!! J Vg .,4-vfnf xx V f .Q sf ' 0 'C J K V, :A - , ' . 'way' .LANE GRQCERY ,, , ATA I 11, ' .35 -A ., C , Ji, . AVE' fjxj If AI' is it J Cfgpnenes -sMeats V- Produce J .W fig' ' 53, A ,V D! X I .Located on4H1ghway' 8 -f U, ' is ' V L A , 1' A . 4261 ' Phon'e 36183 . ' in Ciwned and Operated , by K 3 EI E. WILSON + and M. L. KEARNS It Pleases Us to Please You WJ LAIXIIETQ HARDWARE CO. Sporting Goods , Q Plumbdngvsupplies I'fC3l.1S ehold Goods I' .Q , Phone 3935 15 W, Second Ave. Lexington, North C arolina C ompliments of M402 Y J I 'LJ GDT: 5 RESTAURANT GROCERY MR. AND MRS. FRANK COPPLEY Operators Phone 30928 Linwood, North Carolina c 0 M E N D gf 'WE , . A FT .l R G E T W3 i 3 46 . A I I QQ- Compliments LENNGWON smart EAN I4 Phone No. Chestnut 6-5985 Member F.D.I.C. FEED THOMPSON, umc Clothing - Shoes Gents Furnishings South Main Lexington, N. C. PAINT AND 53? . as CQ AVEQ5 ,vdkigt WALLPAPE R A QI A DAVIDSON FUNERAL HOME, INC. Two-Way Radio and Oxygen , STORE ' Equipped Annbulances Dealer Phone CH-6-2311 Sherwin-Williams Products Lexington, North Carolina 25 East Center Street Lexington DIEDMGNT FURNITURE CO. Appliances - Furniture 111 North Main Street Phone 2368 Your Friendly Bank COMMERCIAL BANK OF LEXINGTON Main Office Park-In Branch 20 South Main 222 North Main Lexington, North Carolina FAIRVIEW CLOTH SHOP and FAIRVIEW TAILOR SHOP 10? Off to Schools in Group Buying Phone Chestnut 3-2220 1236 Fairview Drive Lexington, North Carolina I1- 5 O - 5 O SUPER MARKET The Complete Food Store 319 Cotton Grove Road Lexington, North Carolina jug M2229 Wedding Photographs Are Our Special Pride Everyone Will Be Pleased With the Result VVAlTMAN'S ESSO SERVICE Phone 2 627 North Main Street Lexington, North Carolina 'ESIQIGGES DEPARTMENT STORE Infants' - Children's Wear Men's - Boys' Furnishings Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Phone 2615 Lexington, North Carolina GIQEE-IN PRINTING CO. School Supplies Lexington, North Carolina Compliments of LEXINGTON GROCERY CO. Telephone Ch-6-2333 Distributors ' Stokley - Van Camps Delited Jellies Lexington, North Carolina 5 O LJ I ICHSIUE FURNITURE CO. 315 Cotton Grove Road Phone 2459 Lexington, North Carolina INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Home Loans Insured Savings Lexington, North Carolina VVASHETEQIA SHIRT SERVICE I LOUD S PORTABLE WELDING I also Certified Structural Steel Day Phone 2.440 FOLDING SERVICE Night Phone 8301 Lexington, North Carolina Lexington, North Carolina DAVI DSON BELK- SUPPLY co. NAAXQTI IXI Dealers in CQMPANY Feeds - Seeds - Fertilizer HI-Jexingtonys Shopping Center and Poultry Phone 2821 South Main Street West First Street Lexington, North Carolina Lexington, North Carolina - ' . lfggxdnhi , . , at ,,agw,,, TOWN . . I gy wmetssfessf ANP ,.+f'R J5,13.3Q1brP13Ng QERVVICE CC LJ .li ihg'QtlFJG ork angjvfatterial FURNITURE MART ' 4' q HAROLD MILLER, Mgr. 455 Ighbnegsez, W 'v-'Q'LfQ Dybul l3li02DSouth Maihlgtregf L?-,Ji Lexington, North Carolina Phone Chestnut 6-4330 Route 7 Lexington, North Carolina Max CLEANERS South Main Street Lexington, North C arolina ACME POULTRY FARM AND HATCHERY Broiler-Type Chicks Phone Lexington 3-1256 Linwood, 'North Carolina Local and Long Distance Haulin SUIXILIGHT LAUNDRY Genuine Dry Cleaning Let Our Phone Line Be Your Clothes Line Phone Chestnut 6-5228 20 W est Fourth Street Lexington, North C arolina s at S IMPLEMENT Co., INC 50 W-'ERE IOUIPMENY Parts - Service Phone 3538 1200 South Main Street Lexington, North C arolina VVENNONAH COTTON MILLS Lexington, North Carolina INA ODEIQN SEWING MACHINE CO. Parts and Repair New and Used Machines All Work Unconditionally Guaranteed 725 South Main Street Lexington, North Carolina I LX 0511010 ' ' LJ T- H N EIILLI NGS TRANSFER CO. , INC. Phone 2272 704 West Fifth Ave. Lexington, North Carolina S LUNCH We Specialize in Sunday Dinners Located Near Southern Depot Lexington, North Carolina LEX! NGQTON MOTOR CO. , INC. Cadillac Oldsmobile International Phone 3285 214 N. Main Street Lexington, North Carolina Compliments of 66442 my BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone Ch-3 -2020 Fairview Drive IQUIQAI. GARBAGE AND LANDSC APING SERVIC E HERMAN GARNER Phone Ch-3-2020 Fairview Drive P gl T TRACTOR COMPANY cb And' 7TiAc1o-F CHARLES PENNINGER PERC Y TREXLER Lexington, North C arolina 1 I IQOEY A. LEONAQD WHO LESALE COMPANY Tobaccos - Drugs - Notions Candies and School Supplies 504 North Main Street Phone Chestnut 6-2669 DIEDMONT GAS SERVICE Bottled Gas Appliances Telephone 2496 339 South Main Street Lexington, North Carolina M. Jw 7,6 FLORIST . D. AND RUTH B. WOODLIEF Floral Designing - Plants Cut Flowers, Etc. 963 South Main Street Lexington, North Carolina METAL BED QAI I. CO. , INC. P. O. Box 249 Lexington, North Carolina 1 INDUSTRIAL BANK OF LEXINGTON Auto Loans Low Bank Rates On the Square Lexington, North Carolina Compliments of OLD HICKOIQY Barbecue - Hamburgers Hot Dogs - Hush Puppies South Main Lexington, North Carolina gQ4ZfZ f FLOWER SHOP Flowers for Every Occasion MRS. FRANK EVERHART 12 Wilfred Avenue Phone 25396 Lexington, North Carolina Compliments to the Senior Class I BEC KS BARBECUE West Center Street Lexington, North C arolina. Compliments of VVHITEXNAY FURNITURE Furniture and Appliances Winston Road Lexington, North Carolina SM ITI-I AND FQITT5 Clothing - Sportswear Jayson Dress Shirts Lee Hats - Bostonian Shoes Lexington, North Carolina DAQ KET? IV1 I LLEF2 COMPANY Certified Gemologist Registered Jewelers America.n Gem Society QMQZ LADIES' READY -TO -WEAR' Phone 3215 South Main Street Phone 2308 Lexington, North Carolina Eat at L , mi . I LJ assi-LYS and of DRIVE-IN PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE Delicious I-Iot Dogs Hamburgers - Barbecue W inston Road Lexington, North Carolina Phone 2992 402 South Main Street Lexington, North C arolina . -fm QM C m s oym 'H I . . I' 4 6 N f 'QW' 9 PHOTO STUDIO A A I VA inclair Products Linwood, North Carolina Hours: 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. J. H. LEONARD Lexington, North Carolina Compliments of ERE. LAUNDRY Phone Z 315 Lexington, North C ar olina Congratulations to the Class of '57 DICKETT AN D CSTQEEINI The Shop for Men Clothes, Shoes and Furnishings Lexington, North C arolina Meet Your Friends at u DANS DRIVE-IN Winston Road It's Da.n's for the Best in Hamburgers, Sandwiches Barbecue and Soft Drinks .J Reservations Accepted THE F-OSTEQS' MOTEL CAVALIER AND RESTAURANT l lviile South of Lexington, North Carolina Compliments of AUTO SPECIALTY CO. Auburn TC-3 Spark Plugs Lexington, North C arolina FRITTS PACKING COMPANY I ' Q' yi Packers of Beef - Veal - Pork I Lexington, North Carolina 5 R my I , ., A L ,. , L I 4-'i' if L fy E. In ,A Q,,'f'L li 'f I V Enjoy Movies fl! I K, xg Q p,,L ,f 1 L xx la I iw NL: fly., Q L, it at the , , 1 f?941?DWKRcE, COMPA-Nfr ,fi LEX! NGTON LiHarciiWargE7 and5F arm Implement? g DRIVE-IN s .I 52' ' J Phone 2313 Highway 29-70 ' X ,,, L A -' Lexington, North Carolina Lexington, North C arolina DAVIDSON MOTOR COMPANY il - IM - Sales ,CHEVROI-ET! Service --- .... rg, Phone 2292 Lexington, North Carolina I... FUQNITUTQE MAKERS SUPPLY COMPANY Phone 3306 100 Cotton Grove Road Lexington, North Carolina Compliments of swam-:S FOOD CENTER Meats and Groceries East Center Street Lexington, North C arolina Compliments of CITY TIRE RECAPPING Lexington, North Carolina Compliments of ACME PLUMBING AND HEATING East First Avenue Lexington, North Carolina CARRICK 8: SNYDER SERVICE STATION C + o X I fro fUPYi Sinclair Products East Center Street Lexington, North Carolina Compliments of BRIGGS HOBBY at TOY SHOPPE Denton Lexington North C ar olina LEONARD CLEANERS Lexington, North Carolina BOAZE MOTOR CO. Lexington, N. C. Compliments to the Senior Class of 1957 GLANELL'S Compliments of ALEXANDER AUTO SUPPLY PERIOD FURNITURE HOUSE Complete Home Outfitters 312. North Main Street Lexington, North Carolina Compliments of WOODRUFF'S SHOE STORE R. 8: S. MOTORS New and Used Cars 800 North Main Street Lexington, N. C. PIEDMONT Compliments of CANDY J. I. THOMPSON COMPANY and J'ACK MARSH TESH GROCERY Lexington, North Carolina EFIRD'S DEPARTMENT STORE Lexington, North C arolina GOBBLE'S SINCLAIR SERVICE l Fairview Drive Lexington, North C arolina TAYLOR'S BARBER SHOP KIRKMAN'S FLOWER SHOP Lexington, North Carolina m C ompliments of KENNETH LANNING Compliments of HEGE'S AQUARIUM A it i ' My Ny? ' Mifv . . in , 3 , , , 5 V if K I . ' 1 p BJP Compliments of A' CA P 5 Q ACME ' ' at O A 'ff Ay 'S pf 1 to-5 ,g, .Wi ' 'U E E VENEER COMPANY K , rp t p1or.'pOI!ass ' SFX Y Lexington, North Carolina I A DRY CLEANERS - , ,I Phone Chestnut 6-2924 Fairview Drive Lexington, North Carolina Compliments of J. B. TARLETON, Operator LJAYS TAVLORS DRIVE-IN DRIVE-IN Winston Road Highway 8 Lexington, North Carolina ggdfej LAQYS V0 I 'S G' 5 5U t. 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