Mayodan High School - Anchor Yearbook (Mayodan, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1952 volume:

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A. by SCHOOL PRINTING SERVICE CHARLOTTE, N. c. ECHO 1952 . 's'.5 S O ,K I f . xx X f 'gm A -,, Publixbed by THE SENIOR CLASS of MAYODAN HIGH SCHOOL . sqygill ' A, X - in , , M, was , ' ,I y f' V 4 rye 9 Hi , 54, x , f f x, , V W4 fa ' W z .... joczmd day Stmzdr zipzoe on the misty mountain-tops WILLIAM SHAKESPEAR FOREWORD With the hope that pleasant memories will be revived, the seniors of 1952 have published this yearbook, the Echo. We have given to our yearbook this name, because of the little green valley which nestles between two beautiful mountains, completely encircling and beautify- ing our town, along with the river which flows close by to add to our picture. From this beautiful scene, which an artist might envy, one seems to hear an echo emerge from the mountain as it watches over the valley. We have chosen this name, the Echo , with full realization of our geographic surroundings, and with the desire that some day our yearbook will echo our happy high school days, f 'f ' DEDICATIGN It is with deep respect and admiration that we dedicates this Echo of 1952 to LT. HG. D. L. MOORE, now serving in the United States Navy, who, by his unlimited kindness, friendly gaiety, warm and genuine interest in individual students, and human ' ' . W that understanding, won the love of every Mayodan High School student e are sure his unfailing service to Mziyodin High School will always be remembered. ,A ,.fgQ 'S M . cc . MW ,i - 5,5 ,,6W, 13 e .1 TX-qgfig' ff fm - ' ,J , V il A --f ' tr -- ':-E'-4t '- lr--- . . f , A , V ,..- g -lg, . ,,...a,,-vale., E- ff ' ' - -ss ev . gag. 3.4,-1 ...f'-T- FACULTY ' . A , Q ,- WINIFRED DOSIER BETTY ANN RADER A.B., Graduate Study, W.C.U.N.C. E. F. DUNCAN B.S.S.A., W.C.U.N.C. English A.B.? I.l.N.C. Commercial Subjects Principal in r' l 2. he ' N- ? 1 WS 9-t ' 5 'Z c If B. L. KING GLADYS JOYCE J. C. ATKINSON - A.B. Physical Education UN.C. A.B. Averettg W.C.UN.C. B.S., Western Carolina Teachers History, Physical Ed. Science College Social Studies, Math, Physical Ed. .L egg 4 ge, f : ,' ,I ,ii ai '4 V 'if ' 44? 5 't i 4 1:72. it Q 'h,,f...,,,.figf ' 1 ' -. G 4 WI my :sl W . S , A wU.Ilg q E1 g Q71 ,bl W ' D l ' ' '59 W S' R . V . , . ,,.,, f X 'I' if f a n tg S VW V gl 1 lid M , ff ' flaw? V 4, aw -1,5 4, Y 4 Q N ' 3 ,nm 'i KS 1111 ffyf f 'X WZ? 45 WW A Q I f 22? f f l e W K X X 3393 A W' - ,Q Qgyw X, I Z-.gi f ' if, Ag ff f '11 :WJ-12. f Q . 41. .. .xt sw. . N- t . N-.1 i-1i'- 1' 4512 Jax' , MRS. MAUD G. LEMONS MRS. IRMA S. CREWS MRS. HELEN ROBERTSON MRS. MARGARET ADAMS W.C.U.N.C. Winthropg A.B., High Point A.B. East Carolina B.S., East Carolina Teachers College Geometry, Algebra English Teachers College Social Stndier, Spanish Home Econonzicf Science Q 4, v Z on 'fn Mm? ' 'Nj f . ff 1 2 A . R ? M ,f ' , V , 4, if V, I ,f f ' A ' Admiring Nature? zmiverml throne, H er woody, ber wilds, her waters- LORDBYRON BOOK ONE-CLASSES 'Crm-r ua I- KN' A-1 SEN IOR CLASS MASCOTS SANDY ATKINSON-RONNY DODSON CLASS FLOWER-Forget-me-not CLASS POEM The years, the days, the hours swiftly go, But in our hearts they leave a ling'ring echo. It is a great gift God has given, thus, That mem'ry of things gone is still with us. Some day, when we. grown old. these pages turn, How many mem'ries will within us burn! We'll see each face, and hear the gleeful laughter, We'll live again each happy school day chapter. Where'er the road of life may wind, To our dear friends we leave behind We say, Forget-mevnotf' And yet Within our hearts we know you can't forget. For. even as we'll still remember you, We know these pages, will remind you, too. As in these pages, in our hearts include, Classmates and teachers with our love and gratitude. For happy school days gone, we will not sorrow. XY'e see, across time's rim, a new tomorrow. Life's many roads wind forth, marked, Follow Me. It's ours to choose whnte'er we'd have ours be. An echo in our hearts remains to sing, For youth is ours, life's ours, and we belong to spring GAIL DESHAZO k T 5, If lf, fly! -74? Y , Sf' f- S' ' N2 N Eff' f f' f' ff' ff iff , I - . nf ww gm SQ W E gf-S H 'xx N f ' f S. --.,, .if -. fi., 5 Es' 1 'E' ' Sv gg W W X RACHEL BEASLEY .. .... .,... P rwzdenz BRUCE LAWSON , .EEE,..,,E, Treafurer BETSY CHAMBERS . Vice Premfefzt EARLENE DOSS C S S S S Secretary QW il w' CLASS OFFICERS 1952 -f1-- -'-:..- .0 Q ,J as QMS! T J 55' Jge f: MW' Sf' S, 3 ,ff ' f. .-s--JST? 51238 YM, xx? 'Tc .RX AT . A T Av Ivy!!! X Lim .' LXX- ,h I , IN' iM, ' E glib- Wfffff ffglgltaullfztilk 'f,f.Qf fo 1' tee- , PNA A ,Z 4:14 41 Q. 1' ,L Y .E -J' r E - :,i'-S Eff' L as 321 Qt'- .41-wwf 4015 'ws bbw w 'z-'Sis ,,., SENIORS DOROTHY ALLEY PEGGY ATKINS BENTON GRIFFEN Dalby Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, T ri! Binh Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club Hi-Y 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g 1 2 3 4g F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, May F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, May Court 2. 7 3 7 Court 3, RACHEL BEASLEY Rae Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4g Sec. lg Vice Pres. 3, Interstate Treas. 4g F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, Sec., Pres., Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 43 May Court 2, Class Pres. 4, Annual Staffg Cheerleader 2, 33 Marshal 3: Winner of county recitation con- test, won club scholarship. ELIZABETH COLEMAN Lib Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 1, 2. ,521 ws N' NM Bc? '- .. -'f X E!! XTC' l'wfv-fel? 'df nn -fy ijip? -migiufekbgn! !w?f0HMfmQn ,ff F bL-.,:5i3 fue - its fgf a if M I gf -- W. . IZTXV 3 C-iii-1 ,S , 'Q L ' I 3 gi 352. 1 J VV , .. - V dx: . V , ..,': .f,,, 3 V' rdf '4?I,. www' .,,..,... wHu'i- 4:5 ,M K ur-'Wf' SENIORS SUE COLLINS ELIZABETH CREWS BETSY CHAMBERS Smie Q Lib Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hil-I-Y Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y Marshal 3, Student Council 2, 3, 3, 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, Class Vice 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 1, 2, 4, Student 4, Sec. 2, Vice Pres. 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Pres. 4. Council 4, Class Treas. 1, Basket- 2, 3 ,4L Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mono- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. gram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, State Vice Pres. 3, Natitonal Committee 4, Chief Cheerleader 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 2, 3, Editor-in-chief of Echo. WRAY JCYCE BETTY CROUCH Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A.. 1, 1, 2, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Baseball 2, Class Treas. 1, May Court 1, 2, 4, l, 4. May Queen 4. ,fiigfq QE!- 7-ac- - .-, E ixlfvqb nlyr gg . if fffyfff 'fr -ffm' I 4 ' , X fy! vin A iff! K -., 1 7..:5.-. - . f- 5 E 1 X no Q' H A ' y f My ,Uni , , ,,'b,. C 3 WQT: - I x ' 5, fi ff Q Q3 -- ,Q Q s CX-Q-tba A X fb 43- 'Y .. 'X -ij, .4 - 'X I' C - ,.--Q 1 fr-- - ' ,Ana '-3' gig. ,.L.'-EJ. 5- aub 411312-fbs fiom' ,, M, Www QW, if 4.0M an any-of SENIORS GAIL DESHAZO EARLENE DOSS STEVE JOYCE Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g F. H. A. Dinkie Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y 1 1, 2, 33 Miss F. H. A. 3, Class Sec- Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Tri-Hi-Y 1, ECho Staff, Basketball 2, 3, 4: Foot fetary 1, 2g May Court 2, 39 Maid 39 F- H- A. 1, 25 Monogram 5, 43 ball 3,4g Baseball 3. of Honor 35 Senior Class Poet. HOrn6C0ming Queen 4g Basketball 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3. BETTY DUGGINS FRANKIE HARRIS Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 4, P. H. A. P. H. A. 1,2, 5. 1, 2. gufiqli-. ,X ,b QQQ5 FT W 4,5 -A fi 'RT . ffxii BX-12:31 A A A ,. .J 43 1 f f AV V ,.f X , uf, , gn, n -V 7 Y. .ff ,NZM ffff ff ff F..-:QW Graff' - i. f Q , ,, SJ. I,-,ls - .Lx:...-f-'- its fm, as 1' aah .1,,..s elim' .-'C' rkefvs 'law' SEN IDRS JANIF. HAWKINS LORETTA HURD BRUCE LAWSON Snake Lady Glee Club 3, 4, Class Tre.1s. 4 Tri-I-li-Y 1, 2, 5, 4, Pres. 3, Glce Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 5, 4, Sec. 4, Glee Basketball 5, 4. Club 1, 2, 5, 43 Student Council 53 Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 1, 21 Mon- F. H. A. l, 2, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4g Manager, Girls' Basketball 2, 5. EUNICE LEMONS May Court 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. lg Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 41 Class Pres. 33 Student Council 5, 4, County Sec. 4. .tgrum 5, 41 Cheerlender 3, 4g Cl.1ss Treas. SQ May Court 3, 4g Basket- ball lg Echo Staff. LORETTA MARTIN Spriggem' Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 4g F. H. A. 1, 23 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Pres. 2, Mar- shal 3, May Court 1, 2, Sec. Stu- dent Council 3g Cheerleader 71. ,gigfsvkx iw- 1IfY..x of 2 sssi X X f f 2 Pict' i 2' - fe-fees .. Q.: -. -, 425-- -4-vz' 'Z' - 131.--1--1 KAY MINTON Blom Tfi-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Ai, Glas Club l,2,?1,fig F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 23 Pres. sig Chief Mnrshnl 5, May Court 2, 53 Creerleuder 3g Cl.is-4 Pres. 2, Student Council 2, -4. f-n... za.. Af 4.9 '56 VW. 'EVN SENIGRS IRIS MITCHELL B. MARTIN Szzrie B0 Glee Club l, 2, 5, 4, F. H. A. Glee Club l, 2, 5, 41 Hi-Y Club -7 1 I. 2, D, 4, Pres. 2, Iri-I-Ii-Y 5, -lg Class Sec. 5g Mz1rsh.1l 33 Echo St.iff1 Mgy Court 2, 4. l, 2, 5, 4g Pres. 5, Student Council S, 4g Treas. 53 Pres. 5g Monogram Club I, 2, 3, big Vice Pres. 3, Foot- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4 Basket- ball 2, 3, 43 I3oMb.1ll I, 2, 5, 4, Marshal 3. MADELINE MYERS PEGGY MYERS Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 4, Tri-Hi-Y Peg 1. 2. 5. 4g sec. 51 student Council Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 5, 4. Glee Club Qi. Monogram 2, 5, fig Miss Mayo- 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 41 P. dun High 53 Cheerleader 2, 3. A. l, 2, 53 Monogram Club 2, 5, 4g Basketball 2, 5, 4, May Courf 2, 42 Homecoming Queen 2. 1-5 N Kim- Q. C . N.'T w iv, X'H Q ., H- X-gh, ffjcy jf U!-!,rfn,n -YA' Xi fre? -- lt rg. ' fX -f ffff5'.f ,afu7s-5'- 534444 if -Lf.. 4' xii- ' ' 24- ' lg 4.4 -c 2 . V V J ,, Jn., , ' -:r , I ,, A, - , 'x.: -f .M'.- g-Fr.. .- H: if--'--V gn.:-- , - L- -1- ' -.. A, ms I.. r 1 'WN SENIGRS CLIFTON MYERS SHIRLEY REID Hi-Y lg Monogram Club 1, Z, 5, P611 4g President 4, Glee Club lg Base- Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 49 SCC- 29 PYCS- ball 1, 2, 5, 4, Basketball 1, 4. 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 4, F. H. A. f 1, 2, 3, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Class Vice Pres. lg May Court 3: Cheerleader 2, 3, Echo Staff. 114- 'z is 4+-qwr LORENA SHREVE Lena Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 4, Student Council 4, F. H. A. 1, Monogram 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, May Court 5. HAROLD PURGASON DEI-ORE5 VADEN Hugo Delrofie Glee Club 4. Glee Club 1, 2,3, 4, F. H. A, 1, 2, May Court 4. sm llvsjf T M W 7 If I ' Y- +- 1,4 7 be f ffful LJ' T .2 f La: 1- 'rs as f -.,. 4,1 , ,Aa . J 'Q le 4 X' 3 , if ' 7? 2.1-Q -1 '55- - f- V- -.-Q1 ' s v xv A, ,,, -4.3 g ,T-g... AQWN 7815 may ypb..-M... i'f ' LARRY TUTTLE SEN IORS GLENDA WILLIAMS Smoke F. I-I. A. 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, Hi-Y 5, 4, Glee Club l, 4g Stu- 5, 4. dent Council 4, Monogram Club l, 2, 5, 4, Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 5, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4. CLASS HISTORY We, the seniors of l95Z, began our twelve years of learning in l9f'lO with a large enrollment under the care of Mrs. julia Turner and Mrs. Virginia Loftis, and passed the next two years under the guidance of other fine teachers. Our year in the fourth grade was one of our most exciting because we felt so much larger iust to be, for the first time, upstairs. The next big year was when we entered the eighth grade and began to follow the high school schedule. That was also the first year all of us were together. because there was only one eighth grade. The salient event of that year was our graduation into high school. Our teacher for that year was Mrs. M. G. Lemons. We then began to think of the highlights of our next four years-the ordering of our class rings, receiving our class rings. junior-Senior Banquet, and wearing our caps and gowns. Our high school career got off to a big start in Miss Gladys joyces room. That fall, the whole high school tool: a trip to Raleigh to hear President Truman speak, and on our return stopped and spent the afternoon at the State Fair. ln the tenth grade came one of our thrilling events, ordering our cl iss rings. After this we could hardly wait for them to come. As juniors we spent our busiest year. Early in the fall, when we received our class rings, we felt thcn that one of our dreams had been fulfilled. Shortly after this we began working on our Halloween Carnival, which was a great success. Then work started on the junior-Senior Banquet, which was held at the Hotel Robert E. Lee in XX!inston-Salem. The success of these tasks were due to our fine class officers and to our homeroom teacher, Mr. Leon Moore. Wfhen Mr. Moore had to leave during the year to enter the Navy, it left a big vacancy in our school. Mr. Roscoe Billings took his position for the remainder of the year. This last year for us in Mayodan High School, with our advisor, Miss Dosier, has had as big events-publishing of the year book, and anticipation of wearing our caps and gowns and receiving our diplomas. LAST VVILL AND TESTAMENT We, the graduating class of nineteen fifty-two, who through our twelve years of struggles to achieve our desired goal, have acquired much knowledge, many friends, too many idiosyncracies, hetrrogeneous objects, and inane thought, do solemnly declare this writing to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking and making void all other testimonials. Thus we whole-heartedly, on this 29th day of May, in the year of 1952, bequeath all property, both real and personal, to be bestowed as follows: SECTION I I. To the freshmen we leave our interest in the school and the ability to do better in high school than the majority of the graduating classes. II. To the sophomores we leave the happiness that comes only from working together and standing behind each other during troubled hours. III. To the juniors we leave our hopes that your last year at Mayodan High School is a full and happy one, and something to be remembered and cherished for the rest of your lives. IV. To the faculty we leave our sincerest thanks for all their pounding and drilling that was necessary to make another dent in our so-called minds. We thank them for all their interest, and hope they are rewarded in some way for every effort put forth to make something worthwhile out of each of us, V. To our principal, who has been with us from the beginning to the end, we leave a hope that he gets all the peace he deserves, after we, the noisiest, stubbornest, and most curious class ever to enter the doors of M. H, S. finally leave our high school days behind us. To M. H. S. we leave our love, and our thanks for some of the happiest days of our lives, and all our knowledge gained within your doors. With you will always be our hopes that each graduating class will be a little bigger and a little bettter than the one before, and each individual a little more appreciative of your troubles and efforts to make them what they are sure to be, intelligent and prosperous citizens! SECTION II I. Steve Joyce leave his ability to be late everyday at dinner to Wee Willie Xifatkins. II. Betty Crouch leaves her sweet disposition to Molly Tulloch. III. Clifton Myers wants to burden joe White with his ability to sing. IV. Betsy Chambers decided to leave a piece of her brain to Patty Tuttle. CMaybe it'll help you through next year, Patty.J V. Harold Always on time Purgarson leaves his punctuality to Dick Hill. VI. To Jimmy Reddick goes Iris Mitchell's slender figure and sophisticated ways. Uris used to give Emily Post adviceb VII. Janie Hawkins leaves her Pontiac to the junior Class, since it's the fastest car on the road. VII. To Perry Tucker goes Lib Crews' ambition to be a genius. IX. Bruce Genius Lawson leaves part of his knowledge to Tommy Farmer. X. To XVee Willie Watkins goes J. B. Martin's love for sports. height, and Luck fhe's not saying what kindj with females. XI. Sue Collins leaves her love for Bennie to Sarah Joyce. XII. Dorothy Alley leaves XX'illie Faye Woods her love for English. XIII. Eunice Lemons leaves her long hair to Molly Tulloch, and her love for soldier boys to Ola Throckmorten. XIV. Larry Tuttle leaves his masculine charm to jimmy Guts Reddick. XV. Lorena Shreve leaves to Annette Price her height, freckles. and pug nose. XVI. To Emily Ioyce goes Katy Mintons love for a Madison boy. Good luck, Em! XVII. Patty Tuttle gets Peggy Myers's love for sports. XVIII. To Oli Throckmorten goes the typing grades belonging to Earlene Doss. XIX. Who loves the Drive-Inns ? Lib Colman does, and she leaves that love to Geraldine Perdue. XX. Gail DeShazo leaves Molly Tulloch the Oldsmobile, Since, as Gail says, Molly's too big to get into the Crosley. XXI. Earlene Doss leaves her love for basketball to Glenda Lawson. XXII. Frankie Farris leaves her love for convertibles to Nelda Joyce. XXIII. To Jane Wr ty goes Betty Dugginss love for typing. XXIV. Loretta Hurd leaves her cheerleaders outfit to Carl Veach so he can yell for his tc.-am. even if they can't win ewcry game. XXV. Our soloist Shirley Reid, leaves her beautiful soprano voice to Marilyn Creech. XXVI. To Donny Amos. Loretta Martin leaves her desire to graduate and make some- thing useful of herself. XXVII. Peggy Myers good bowling scores go to Loretta Ledbetter. Let no man violate or misconstrue the about document to which, on this 29th day of May FQSZ. we do hereby set our sign and seal. LORENA SHREVE CLASS PROPHECY Time: July 4, l976. Pastime: Reading letters from all my classmates. The first letter I open is from two of our young boys who tell me that after low- rating a couple of their classmates about being such close friends, they think it would be amusing for the girls to know that they, j. B. and Larry, have a money-making Siamese Twins act in the Barnam and Bailey Circus. I find that Sue Collins, who was once told that she laughed like the lady at the carnival, is now that lady. Earlene Doss, three time winner of Miss Mayodan, Madison, and Sandy Ridge, is now running for the title of Miss Lucky Strike, Camel, and Chesterfield. Following many years of hard labor, Clifton Myers has succeeded in swindling Mr. Mashburn into bankruptcy, and is now running the Mayo and Patovia theaters. Shirley Reid, who yodeled for Mayodan High School for a number of years, is now dueting with Mario Lanza in the Metropolitan Opera House in New York. Elizabeth Crews, having spent umpteen years in high school and colleges, is now running for President of the United States on the Republican ticket. Ray Joyce, after rooting for so many years, is now an engineer for the Norfolk and Western Railroad Company. Having read every book in the Mayodan Library, Madeline Myers decided to write a novel which she has now completed. The title-you name it- Casey, Betsy Chambers has taken over the cartoon drawing of Al Capps since he passed away. I didn't receive a letter from Frankie Dean Farris, but I see her riding around with Bootie a lot in her 1974 hotrod. Loretta Hurd, after trying for so many years to cheer our old gridiron squad to victory, decided she would raise her own football team. She has eleven sons ranging from the ages of nine to twenty whom she plans to have on some varsity football team before she quits. Benton Griffen, being so interested in geometry, is now teaching the subject at L. S. U. Betty Crouch, who quietly and simply married Leroy Amos, is now raising a fine family. The smallest boy in our class, Harold Purgerson, has organized the Smaller Men Make Better Husbands club. Rachel Beasley, who lived her high school life too fast, is now at Dix Hill reliving her school life. They tell me she is now in the cheer-leading phase of it. Peggy Atkins, the cutest kid in our class, is now running a reducing salon for plump girls. Delores Duggins is very happily married to jamie Vaden of the United States Army. Kay Bios Minton, after going with several boys from Madison .ind Mayodan, settled down with Ray Shelton. 4She had plenty of stiff competition from the Mayodan and Madison girls? Bruce Lawson, supposedly being the genius of the class of '52, has committed suicide because he wasn't the first man to set foot on the moon. Gail DeShazo is hoofing it for Warner Brothers .ind plans to start her own dancing school soon. Lib Coleman is now taking lessons from Maurie Rose on how to become a hot! rod racer and live. Lorena Shreve, having tried every occupation in the books, has ended as a deep sea diver at Mayo Lake. Iris Mitchell, after ten years of steady dating, has finally succeeded in getting her man, namely, Fred Hand. Steve Joyce, the most bashful boy in our classs- has recently taken over the title of Mayodan's Most Eligible Bachelor. Peggy has finally managed to hold a job longer than six weeks at the Sealtest Placeg reason-she now owns it. Dorothy Alley, after being Lorena's assistant for years, is an inspector of slums for the North Carolina Department of Health. Betty Ann Duggins has retired as an old maid and is keeping house for Delores and jamie. Glenda Williams, after trying all during high school to get the hair style back to long, has cut hers up above her eirs, and is now trying to get everyone else to do the same. Eunice Lemons is now successfully teaching in our old alma mater. Loretta Martin, voted the sweetest girl in our class, is today trying to perfect a new recipe for making sugar, sweeter, And I, Janie Hawkins, having sat here .ind told so many lies, ask forgiveness from my classmates and friends. T . Q -ws 1 f .J E -FXS Y , W AN -- --..4g:'--. - , - xxx ,, 7 V, 1 - , , , XM ' W 15 ' fp.-. V 1, ' -D rf- f-Legs- - - --f.::: -,-1: -I , gxg, -- .rh-:--- 1 K 'jg N. S Ar . ag! p IRIS and B. BETTY and STEVE Mon Likely fo Succeed , 7 n 5 ' ' Beit Peryomzlity , , 7535- W. Mhz.-f, ,, A , wwe ' -.-., LORETTA and BENTON Friendliext ,5 EN:-G f- jg L . ,fa 1' ffm' N Q f 4 f 9-f 'L ,g 4:-fQ,N X 'KN ffC'f'!fff4 j 47uT w5-V Q ' if -. Ig , X' fmt' -' f j, 1, r '.i1 v 1 ,, Y 'W 'Qs 1 -W ' - ..-1--A Y Q5 ,.., f l f F?'3 W In 4 H it 1-S:-1: --7 - Lia.. f F.? 3-E.tT--xgrk e J ee 3 f'-.f f - 1 -Liu. e we 1 Z 5 H---' ----2 fo s,....-- LORETTA and HAROLD DELORES and CLIFTON Sweetest Cute!! . ,W PEGGY and WRAY Wiffien WL Y ' -C QQ ew A Nm ...1 . , ' 4' F it I , -. - --x: 'f' :. L-- .-- A .... , A av, ,, v gfmlf- EUNICE and BRUCE RACHEL and WRAY Most Dependable A Mon Talented x 6 .,.J,,J.f, .Mm , Q v 1 'nl ' ww EARLENE and J. B. Bert Looking .rvx S W 1-x -,5, X ki . L mf if 'YW' M ll NW! W5 J, N x l fffy 1 'E ' Vfflfff 1- M Z, 'W if-1 f ff! 4 U W 1 J, 3 IV f jx L-. ff 1 rw 7 KEXX If fsxfiyf FE UQ 411 wx , Lui? l 2 ,ffjffii 3,3 gk' . Wiz!! -r' Fl 33? lm' rr 1.351 , 2f2'W xwwpew1ns i.-am 1 ? W wa 1 E f an ,ui 'WM-Qu K Mt, K X ht LARRY and LORENA KAY and STEVE Mon: Azblezir Neale!! SUPERLATIVES S X -1'-M 'wwr w:wx?' H iam Seniors of 1952 W -I'- ,5f4,?QI'L et X . lf' -I' ' SE' A -X Nfl' X i4.fufs-:'- 'LQ:iQ,TX ffffv -gf L21 -p ,ffff A 4' Efigg 1 3' J I 11 ' ii 'Ji -'ai ' --i.: SHIRLEY REID I 'Q K H- 2, ' my 'N. 4,5 ' U ' XX ,u .,. ' - - fl, ,cr in fb.. ' ' -. Q q,-7'.'i7 . I :P-g' ,- r'-..:.:.1'rL -f'-ig-iran'-- g, , ..Xn..---f- '-- . MADELINE MYERS 1 I ,P I Rf.. A ' ANNUAL STAFF Editor-in-thief, ELIZABETH CREWS ,fm Art Editor, Rachel Beasleyg Business Manager, Loretta Hurdg Pic- ture editor, Peggy Myers. Assistant Editor, Eunice Lemonsg Advisers, Winifred Dosier, Elizgibeth Crewsg Class Editor, Shirley Reidg Sports Editor, Steve joyceg Typist, Iris Mitchell. NN E. L ,..ffgfff:: -fl-'W Xvii -. 13.5 V ffflyii-jf! www 'I A W , ALPHA ondi If , 5 Q N A Q 'W A, . , LJ s E X , A M .h 1 -A.. 6 If Vi' f49'ff li i M gf Q . . 4,8 2' f Y '?52fM,f'f 5 -. R2 e 3 V ' ,, faff w , MF ' 1 H ,v,. v.v.v,,., f 1 ,,.A. Q? 4 H Nt . ',,,.,, ,fr ,W f I 11 NZ, V, , ,fi .x,,: -- STL L MX SXS- . X Q 1 C f' ff , , :SQ QA SS.f L f S, ,m uff 'Paz' ff' S ff?- ,N rg, r V , xK iii' j 7'f ffgWsj',fff Q'i -S-Si Y- WW- tl S H S TS- f S 'Af ' .ilk Sl, K, - -'N -Z -1324, fr- 4--. i-- JJ- '--- -ga T- :xg-. '-1i1ti2'.fa-QT--i 1 , S 1 , S 5 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Preficienz S SS SS S S, BILLY WATKINS Vice Preyidem S GLENDA LAWSON Secrelary SS MARILYN CREECH Treamrer SSSS NELDA JOYCE 5-QQ WL -ff' '-- X el X1-,FQ -. gi-:rj ,V X Z fy, ff 'ff f-XF! 'fi' if L1 if X ESQ Tigsfigw Miiila i 'ZMQ , 1I'i!Mh'-xii--!1 ,U, X J ' Li ' 'i75?ii 1?fl 'ggi' ig, e JUNIORS ,Rh ,N A...-x, v-'dv' 'SW Ms Vie ,fq .XN WSI- Emily Joyce Steve james Sara Joyce Loretta Ledbetrer Eva jean Atkins Dixie Dunovant Howard Case Betty Gann 'bv--3' .:.xlL-- .f-- 'gf ,aegis 31, jg,-Z 'C' 'Qui nfl fe X -' X Tix -, ef- QF . Y K 'T PX P X , f ! ,., ' wif if W ffgeeii f 2 ' ef' f' ,ie P- f e PJ pn, pie.. ' - ,,,. ,f JUNIGRS ws ee iw qw' .adv- X' ff 11- jf? ' ff lf' Ola Mae Throckmorton Daniel Smith Mollie Tullock Partie Tuttle QA? - P -'- -A :P-nz... ....-- .-V Haroldine Perdue Geraldine Perdue Annette Price jimmy Reddick 'mm fir ,.Av ' QNX f,5 'Qi' iii-Z P .gg S WY. Esg it , T f Qs . gi g , - H., ,W i kglfi 'NE C31 JUNIORS if A 4915-I Willie Faye Woods Carl Veach jane Wray The juniors had a most successful Halloween Carnival in November. A large crowd turned out, and everyone seemed pleased at the splendid work of the Juniors under the leadership of Mr. B. L. King. class sponsor, and Billy Walkins, class president. We worked on the carnival for three days and everyone co-operated nicely, including members of other classes who brought articles for use as prizes, and helped in the minstrel show, which made a big hit. After all bills were paid, we had 323500, which was very good. Many complimentary remarks were made about the carnival. After such success, we are looking forward to spending this hard-earned money on what we hope to be a successful junior-Senior Banquet in April. K xii, ink 'T ,X .. 1 'S Y . A xii, If lffp fflyn A if A f ,X ,-- , A f Q ff 7 - as-U 1 .1 Xgsi ff zfff L71 . - .. , - - -T29 X: He...-. Lf.. ,mfs P' 'E-ufu , . .......-... h, --v 5 SGPHOMORE CLASS Prcfsfriwzl. BILLY STEWART --Srekg fix, M 'KV X V i- 'N. . fr ,w W KXQEK,-X 3 Nr w- Ig ' Q xx f - ,,,- ,Q- qk - - QR-S kx - fr ff f, ,fm -. f-X, Q-N V K x -XX V fl. XJ. w xf - , 1, I ,XI -.K '- I -X as-J' X- V!! 'ff f fly, H I ,Wi of ,V v-:mr if'-Q -l.j,Ai ,. Q t -7 , . R' 1 f an .f X JI' I, -,,..:i.,.,5Q.fT. t - N , A ,K -Y ' , ,531 '4' - av.: -,AW 4 ' -.::-TL,- -fl ' f , - fgfgfer-1 -..:1:, V 'IL 1 sri' ..t:T.-El.:-.' V-.lj - ., ' 'QT43 .,, AV , I w W m 'J ' A .mf ' ',fflfl'- 'Uni - V - Z I' X7 F . ' Qlfu fh h -' W 2 '- '5 1 'V - ff 2' f' . 'J 'Y . , hr J -gjzjf TM? , , X .- ,,,, ty. 1 M g R ,. W., . Y I 4, 15 ji . T WA W. -- Q, A S A 9 0 , 1- E v . K .A , . , .. Q, Q ,- 5 A mf , -W - . be if .,,.,-all Y x .ljwwf Xl N I NTI-I GRADE Pfemzem, VINSON PERDUE , we ff' 'f vi j A f 'i W . nm, vii -W .fwgg fi 'J 41' xi 47M -Q . 'K' YH 'f'. -Q. 5, A-R RES K 1 ,fffFef'l,f,,, fgjfff F'-1127? Qxrsbx Ar. E- HGHTH GRADE Prefzcient, KENNETH JAMES ,f A 153, .... Let the fieldx and gliding Jtreams in the wlleyf delight me . Let me court the rivers and the fofextxf' VIRGIL BOOK TWO-ORGAN I ZATIONS C -H xii X' ,xj .- jf f. C fx, CRi M, ,,, fNfvfff K-',A:4' ,, H afi'QT,Qy FQ ff: Q: ifwxgflgf f 'f tEWf:1 'g3?'i A C. J CCT . , Q 3 ff ' 'ff fi f , V .1 ..-,-L: M., mm 'ml STUDENT COUNCIL 19511952 4 OFFICERS EUNICE LEMONS, Rockingham County Secretary j. B. Martin, jr., Mayodan High School President il ,gzi 4- ec- -.W X xl RK ,jxkj . -b V !: ' X ' V K X ' V ,ff , f ff' ff 'f' f..f',2' ,377 J-...I gun A ll!! E 1 T2 lflm. QQ xwq -im - gh 5 2q1'f,fu,g -. . F. H. A. CLUB Prexident, EVA JEAN ATKINS Wa fi mi'T'l M 4 Q gg 'f iii! Q Ml EB MONOGRAM CLUB jj ignnannav- V A Nun' Prexidenz, CLIFTON MYERS 5 Xt' . f ww lynn Ol' VV JW , . ,, ,., , , -xx 2 rf H' Yj ,,....1. - ff' A ' 1 ' - -f--fr'-1.5.7 -L -,--.nw if - avr... :.,-. TRI-HI-Y CLUB fr ,- ,mum fm 'Q' ' 'rf HI-Y CLUB was 'vv-vi sy. 19 FM' Oil, xx 7'-bf' -'K E' X - , Q ,tlpqix T ,Cx h fi 5' 4 S iff fm af mf W.,- iE4.' 'Cf-7? Y X' , Dig QA 4- ..,' W A ,N , 0,215 va-1 ,?,,-55-h fx f' XX? A SN S' 4 -..fn F-if -J' -H siigff -.J --' 'ua Q m Sn W2 'E S H543 6 '-N 'S 1 we 'Al 5, xx if ' f fafwgfr ? TY- Xiu SW ,,.A,,. C in J 3 nf I Q, X SH fai qu? 4 Q N ,. -.K .. r..- --- M W gg, Ein? 5 4 Ei -1 1 , 'Vi kv Y i ' , f if U n - f Q X HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS MR. E. F, DUNCAN, Dffmm ,X 4 , 'Pkg 2 4 V' '-W4-rm Y 4 3 fi ' 0 E5 BOYS' CHORUS KWH il 1' is . V .xvq Sk ,fry C, I ,X C, 2-Sf' --- ' XC N . izfx -Nl , 1 S ,W r'x.,. S- X ' i 1-C ,fig z M., f rv ff -ff. ,mv , O, ., FQ E Ifwggfxf 2gfI 4ffIIf'ffi Qi'iff 'If - ff af EECE 1 -S F-I-1: SSSSSC C, J I Lf E- :ff 1-E-:.q:+.Ei:- E E E ff - f' - J A-.-1: -- 5.1-E-:fz1f.f,:f.f: SPECIAL CLASSES Wh 1,2-' HOME ECONOMICS SPANISH I 1.3. COMMERCIAL There if not in the wide world e valley .fo sweet AJ the vale in whofe bofom the bright waters meet. THOMASMOORE BOOK THREE-ATHLETICS f' - ag! ,QQ , -F :WN Z-fW,, ff,fff3f ff-,7,-+A-v ZW -ff ffff1 QYffgg.S,. 5 f+1 Qf- ff E:-if : f-52fT -sl Y . ? X iff' ' 7f'i , 542. siiieiiif.--i?,S .,-iyfi - V V 4.1: A, f '1,, -!- Y---1: 'QT' ' ' ...,.: FOOTBALL 1951-'52 is-YQ fi B. L. KING b HAROLDINE PERDUE Head goacb ' J. B. MARTIN Co-Captain! - ,X 14,77 . ' 5 Y Tk' ' ixw K l . j f , 'ly nr -'YA' V V ,.,' ,iv , - ..-rl -' -- - A .1 , F ,., r A :iq .,. 43 Y J - ' - ,,, Y., ?-5 In v ,.,1 bw Q A ' 4 ,Q 44, 1 X L wtf! X Q1 an 2 1 M ..z X M31 , W x gee 119 M A 5 4 Q ' NF + k 1 + VH wi 3 J 4 . EX 7 my eff W x B k 5 5 fm . 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W i.Ni -,,9pAlf.2.4 K .. x K Q E -I f i 'Li' -'7- Q '5- N X' ' 'X ' J I , A J 'km I 7 ,figgq xl ii ,ZW X - ff fx., Q yy 1 4- fn ru' ig,-QS ' fY6 g3Q f QZfj f- Q X X X5 S1 454 A , ' n ei X, 1?' fl Lx , fr.. X-V 4. jx 1 ff I , x W .1 f is a s A s W3 . A' ' IN. Xsgfgll 2 Q QNX A5 Q5 eff, Z X s 4 ,ff .- -QLZJ5-T' ., ..f,, Au. 1--152' .f- QQ A -- Nl M fws, YV , fff', -fffw - A 1.4 ' , f- - ,'-yn' ...Y f. -Fr... .f- . 5 ff my ? 45' My 5 BASEBALL TEAM OF '52 S f, X :COqr4 , f yi Qgnf . w 'N - - , 'ff YL 1 br OPO7 pw., Dofjxyf 4? Ahh!! , Kao, Goatiauf ffit, X DQ6' , K f ffpm' Q 1 -Ulf ,ff-L ,J , o D + B' 1, tx if jofx fj QX L'l:-x.i'- QEEQKRF f XQX u fgi-ass X , My W Yr Deialff-SN ff A A 1 A ,f ll'X4,, '-of Mr K- M .. - i- . ,,., 455-4132.- ,Q .1 A --fm -if .1wL...,- -,.. , f I X Q A .-'w.,.'2's if I-IDMECOMING QUEEN HOMECOMING CANDIDATES EARLENE DOSS Dawn Woods, jane Wray, Rachel Myers, Earlene Doss 2 QM 23? 3 Q 41 ' Q if g new A . , -E , -' ,5 V I Wifi? mf v ' - , A 3' 1 3 A ? ' I ' A A i g ., I , y A .rg , S x rf X M74 Z! if 3 pk I wb' yr V4 t H- A y V ww W 9. , as si-A434 A K ,,- ' Z ' , 1 'VIZ' . . -'WV CHEERLEADERS Back-Charldean Joyce, Chiefg Loretta Hurd, Carolyn Creech From-Carol DeShz1zo, Carol Shreve, Ann Vernon, Nelda Joyce. WS.. X X, D 1'-N P-5-. Q? ,L - 1 - 'ff' .xly4:,X ,X X A v N ff -fi M- my f I - ' ,r fefl an 'K 4r -, ' ,ff fV,fu:Vdvu dizlil. I Q K, A In A A .W I X - ij-4 if - J, U ia.-5' ,K f f-1 - jim' T -1- -f- SENIORS' WINNING FLOAT HOMECOMING 1951 4 l M: 'fwfr j . 3' ,E vu , . +2-'I ax as II' I ,EQ 'g S .9 4' 19 gs MX, 1 , Av 42 if, ' A xx , I f Y if Ai' ykka A, f fi av A is if 1 , V . 5 ' ' '46 'Ix- j2 qs Lf 1 Q , 2 Q 15 2'- M L ' - . 1 4 I 1, s sl i 2 1 ,, 3 4 5 i 3 i Q 4 F g L W s i f ! 4 s ivx, The river glidetb at his own .vweet will. WILLIAM WORDSWORTH BOOK FOUR-FEATURES - N F ,fffi x X- X .Q- 'gqx .X Y ii f' X Q i if -Y5 fy? ' NX fl! , nu '- i ff-.-r H i,f.:,, I lib., ff npunzh is , alpg 1.2 MISS MAYODAN HIGH OF '51 MADELINE MYERS MARS!-IALS OF 'Sl j. B. Martin, Loretta Martin, Elizabeth Crews, Iris Mitchell, Rachel Beasley, Kay Minton Chief. WM' X 'C 'fx at fix 'W WEN 4 7uf,,, 'mn 'AV f'ZZ' 4-'K-X if ,P rg, K RN f ff'fff!,'i ffn.'fcI'.. iff! -f5i7.l i .5-'19 figaxqeb. ff will ,L -i n X ' V ,s f Y ,L ,, .t-- - -gr 71 k- 5-:,,1..q Y J .1 ' 1' 5 ', :la i W-R :-.-friaf-1.-T- MAY COU RT fn' I l fs., -x X H2 Delores Vaden, Iris Mitchell BETTY CROUCH May Queen Loretta Hurd, Eunice Lemons WiUie Faye Wwds, Loretta Ledbetter 4 K Mabel Richardson Shirley Atkins 'ZR JANE WRAY y Maid of Honor Dawn Woods, Sylvia Srulrz Wm 4 X s-.4 ' XXV -Q1 ,.,e5-..- Q ,,4f'-' Kiwi - ' ' X 'fx '35 N ik Xx --fmx - --W f TY Y, . fv ,ilsf W '7f ff we 4 if his 3- Wy ! X 47s., -A Q? J Z pm- 'Y -- V, V V .f x Li : Y A vw. m74iv:.? f X H V ,Q Xwpms .'5fi.f3, g . ' f 5 'ff ff X 5 L X' ' . ' ,, A , 1 3 9 V' ,Q VV 1 , X . 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A X X 47 xi v -W ' xxx x I ,A ff ff f ff'V , , f 3 F- A 6, iff! f-fhvffyvn '- ' N' - gf:.S..f,Q: 'X' -..-M - ' ' -'H f - ff- .--asv. -' -fig: 11'-+1 -v . Q Wfw 57 .Elvis- 44 J.'f4ln-' ? ' fx ' vw ,Q- ' A' - 1 ' 1 f---,sv-'2-:af-- '3 - :.w:.... .1.,.. . , --x-5. 'N l 2 6-1' 3 .4 16? W X hy IS! W by 1 u I Kfvf S. f X ' WW 5' ff 1 4,0 wg 1 ff' y ff I ,wg 1 wage. f ' .- f , Q, , 1 V, 1 12 1 4 2 1? QA I I' d X f ,Q ,4 f ,w ,f ' '1 ww: ' avfpfy Wfifmff Y J Q H' I . A , , --., J we X 'M ' i f ' am , Q l if-.K A n 'www wZ1if 5MiZb . if . M vm X 1, Q . . 3 Eli H fs: M f I LW' 'Q W . F Ayr ifitj y ffl' Arg, .Q ' vj ' bi vb f Wifi? L . V5 ' s -fyfi fg, x, 3 Q' , 'lf X v. Q Z' 4' ' Z X ff W X .W 5 ' H160 . W , ff m 7 , a eyilzm ' ' if .a N. as Y-ff ff 67' X . SSC 45, ob xv H Z s x xy ,I E s ,A P4 I ull, V U : ,- O O 'X 'D 56 0 lat 4351 x f ' X X K . X . mba fx ff I ff 'LQ f V N X D91 X X 1 Si, f fN Jia!-wubu., .... CONGRATULATFONS SENIORS WASHINGTON MILLS, Inc. MAYODAN, N. C. HOME OF y O UNDERWEAR ,u...f, ff-vm Nqyv Yarn West End Dairy Bar 6' Grill Odell George Mayodan, N. C. MlNTON'S DRESS Compliments of ROACH GRGCERY Dial 342 Mayodan, N. C. SHOP Mayodan Soda Shop Ladies Wear and + + Specialties Mayodan N C Phone 377 Mayodan, N C, C07Ig7'dflllrIff07lJ MAYODAN CLEANERS We Klean Em Mayodan, N. C. Compliments of Mayo Furniture Co. Mayodan, N. C. Hot Point - Norge - Zenith - Duo-Therm Phone 793 CREWS MARKET Mears, Groceries Phone 866 Mayodan, N. C. Through the years- ScLy it wifh flowers, But say it with ours! Madison Flower Shop Madison, N. C. Phone 477 Complimwzfy of J. L. MILLS GROCERY Phone l6l Mayodan, N. C. Congratulations Marion's Beauty Shoppe Peo Mayodan, N. C. Phone 795 Madison Motor Co. Phone 740 Madison, N. C. Congratulations, Graduates The Messenger Home paper of Mayodan and Madison Every Thursday -- Phone 898 Madison, N. C. Brown's Esso Service and Body Shop Mayodan, N. C. Mayodan Bargain Store Furniture of all kinds Rugs, Crockery, and Kitchenware Phone 9206 Mayodan, N. C. Lloyd's Cash Wholesale Company Lloyd Wall, Prop. Grocerie: - Specialties Feed - Flour Madison, N. C. Phone 799 'Compliments of LEFTY'S SPORT SHOP Mayodan, N. C. Compliments From Cliff's Place Stoneville, N. C. J. M. Mitchell For All Your Sand and Gravel Phone 396 Mayodan, N. C. Compliments Brown's Warehouse No. 1 and No. 2 Stoneville, N. C. Madison Army and Navy Store Jackets, Pants, and Shoes Madison, N. C. Phone 9358 Compliments Mayodan Cate Phone 9462 Compliments Fritz Barbecue Reidsville, N. C. Congratulations From Hatley's Laundry and Dry Cleaners Leaksville, N. C. SAY IT WITH FLOWERS: Madison Flower Box Dial 738 Dayg 332 Night Madison, N Fa rmer's Supply Company Groceries, Seeds, and Feeds Madison, N. C. Sam Robertson Company Shoe Store Madison, N. C. MCCOLLUM MOTOR CO. Day Phone 242 Night Phone 425 Modison, N. L. HALL'S ESSO Service Stotion Madison, N. C. Phone 728 Chilton Motors Co. WE BUY and SELL USED CARS Diol 235 Modison, North Corolino WiIIioms's Doiry Bor CSealtest Productsl Specializing in all kinds of Sandwiches, Drinks, Milk Shakes All Kinds of Ice Cream Madison, N. C. Moyodon Novelty Furniture Monutocture Compliments of Woll 5 Joyce Esso Company Service Stotion Mayodan, N. C. Highway 220 Phone 777 Phone 9270 Madison, N. C. Complimerzty Seniorf COCA-COLA BOTTL I NG COMPANY Moyodon, N. C. BROWN G McFALL DRUG CO. Phone 255 Modison, N. C. Congratulations Much Success To You GEM - DANDY CORPORATION Madison, North Corolino Congratulations to the Senzbfr Class of 1952 fx? F From BAUGHN'S DEPT. STORE Moyodon, N. C. BANK OF MAYODAN f-.ho , Moyodon, N. C. Compliments of Reid G Tulloch, Agents gf! J. C. Johnson, and J. C. Johnson, Jr. Owners Mayodan, N. C. Jomes A Mortin Point Company ...lk Floor Sanding - Asphalt Tile Rubber Tile - Venetian Blinds Mayodan, N. C. Phone 834 Congratulafions Seniors Moyo Theoter Mayodan, N. C. Phone 270 BUSlCK'S DEPT. STORE Phone 237 Madison, N. C. Coffzplmzwzlf of Modison Jewelry Gao Phone 232 Co Congratulations Seniors of 1952 FROM TRI-HI Y CLUB MAYODAN, N. C. if VAX., BURGE 6' FERGUSON LUMBER CO. 1 X Mayodan I 774 ,N.C. EPSI E JOYCE Studebaker and Tractor Company .,-Q., . ', .no Phone 372 Highway No. 704 Madison, N. C. C om plimcnts 3 Compliments POOLE? FURNITURE RAY'S FUNERAL COMPANY HOME i . - f f f Madison, N. C. Phone 281 Mayodan, N. C. Congnzmlariom SI'1arpe's Dept. Store Madison, N. C. Madison Furniture Co. Opposite Bank of Madison Madison, N. C. ii fi i -N Grogan Co. P ' f' s - - ? 'Emp 'On can 461 Day - 162 Night ,i 'Sales Service ii Fountain Service -5 Cosmetics wif 24 Hour Wrecker Service H E Phone 261 Madison, N. C. Vale Madison, N. C. l. i L l E i P l i Madison Throwing Co., Inc. l I ll ,i El l l ll E Processors of Nylon Yarns J Phone 644 l l i Madison, N. 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