Mayodan High School - Anchor Yearbook (Mayodan, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1955 volume:

- 4 'f ,I 5 I ,, Q A: 4 n ,Q f , I E 1 I 1 V 5 9 N , z 1 V, 14 0 P1 v . r I 3 K 35: . 1 'I U Qi. 0 2 ky 3 THE RNC HGH Published by THE SENIOR CLASS of MAYODAN HIGH SCHOOL Mayodan, North Carolina ANCHOR STAFF of 1955 Seated, left to right Vinson Perdue .... ......................... B usiness Manager Carole Shreve.. . . . . . . Advertising Manager Sylvia Stultz .... ......... C lass Editor Ann Vernon. . . ..... Editor-in-Chief Nelda White .... .... P icture Editor Duke Griggs .... ...... ....... . . . .... Sports Editor Standing, left to right Jan Martin ..... ...................... .... .A s sistant Editor Ronny Watkins .... .... F eature Editor Wayne Fulcher .... ...... A rt Editor FOREWORD This l955 An chor is a token of our association in Mayodan High School for the past twelve years. We hope that each page you turn will bring back memories of high school days and anchor in your heart the little things that add up to a picture of four years of high school activities. DEDICATION 40 WW' MR. JAMES C. ATKINSON It is with sincerest thanks and deepest appreciation that we dedicate this Anchor of 1955 to Mr. James C. Atkinson, who, by his interest in individual students and devotion to Mayodan High School, has won our love and respect. We are sure that the time and effort he has spent to help us will always be remembered. 056 'l 0,4-41 QP Anais., 'Www-M. MR. E. F. DUNCAN A. B,,,.x Q MRS. JOHN W. WEBSTER MR. JAMES A. BILGER Limestone College, Appala- A.B., U. of Maine chian, U. of Chicago English, Spanish Mathematics 8. Social Science MISS GLADYS JOYCE MISS WINIFRED DOSIER B. A., Avererte College, B. A., W. C. U. N. C. W. C. U. N. C. English Science B., U. N. C. Principal WE. S-Q. 'aw V' ..,. f v nv .wwf f 373 ,fr rich -. I - I ': V41- iff, . ffl? .Ai MRS. IRMA CREWS Winthrop, B.A., High Point College Mofhemafics 'W' MRS. HELEN ROBERTSON B. A., E. C. C. Home Economics .ram J. Q . 2 -KW' lg 55 2, 5. MRS. BETTY F. HICKS B. S. in Business Aclm. High Point College Commercial MR. J. C. ATKINSON B. S., W. C. T. C. History, Physical Ed., Coach CLASSES A xl Q 1 1 X . I j 6 43 .EDGE Q KNOW 25 f N ,ML kg ,WN gy! B likfwg 'Ai :ig.1 A .4l' MARSHALS OF 1954 Left 'ro right: Jock Crews, Jon Martin, Thelma Amos Sylvia Sfulfz, Carol Shreve, Ann Vernon, Chief. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left To right Nelda White .... ............... ....... P r esidenf Ann Vernon .... .... V ice-President Styne Boyer .... ...... S ecrefory Vinson Perdue . . . . . . . .Treasurer C LYDE EASTER Monogram Club 2,3,45 Glee Club l,3,45 Foot- ball 2,3,4. NELDA WHITE Monogram Club 3,45 F.H.A. l,2,45 President 2, 45 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,45 Inter-State-Corres. Sec. 45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Student Council 2,45 Class President 45 Annual Staff 45 May Court 2,45 Home- coming Queen 45 Softball 3,45 Basketball 2,3,4, Co-Captain 4. THELMA ELIZABETH AMOS F.H.A. l,25 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 ,nm- Student Council 45Class Ot- f 5 9,9-,, ww ficer 2,35May Court 45 Glee Club l,2,3,4. A' iz GORDON CROUC H Monogram Club 3,45 Glee i A 1 J, ' fa if ' eff 'S R i X, Club l,2,3,4, Football 2,3, 4. 4. .A if mm 693503 1- , Z A4 L 1 ff X ff Vg? gif :L 5 W 41, 51' if 4 ' I I lg far, V, ,l 5, gl: ,. ft Ely. 3 ,V ' I ki v' ' f',l.'.- ,Qs-.. m 'fl -, ,.l. ,cw ' . ' 1 '- ---' I 'bww ., DONNY NOELL BEVERLY ANN ATWOOD E.H.A. 2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 May Court 4. :P Pin P is x i , Piss if 41 f 5 ,SN W N 4 X l DUKE GRIGGS Monogram Club l,2,3,45 Student Council 35 Annual Staff 45Class Officer 35 Football l,2,3,45 Softball 35 Baseball l,2,3,45 Basketball 2,3. BETTY JEAN COINS Monogram Club 3,45 F.H.A. l,2,45 Tri-Hi-Yl 2,3,45 May Court 45 Softball 45 Basketball 3,4 BSS .IAN MARTIN Monogram Club 3,45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Paper Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Class Officer 25 Marsbal 35 Class Poet5 Football Manager l5 Softball l,2, 3,45 Basketball 3,4-. SYLVIA JEAN STU LTZ Monogram Club 2,3,45Tri-Hi-Yl,2,3,45F.H.A. l,2,3,4, President 35 Student Council 35 Paper Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Mar- shal 35Class Officer i5 May Court 1,45 Cbeer- leader 2,35 Softball l,2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,4, Co-Captain 3. is BOBBY GENE CHANEY WILLA VON ADAMS F.l'l.A. , 5 '- '- , May Court 4. , r...r ,:-5v . , - 5 E '35 'fm 5 rbtt Q me yarn N Q' ' I . DANIEL VADEN Q f Crlee Club 2,3,4, Football I,2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Softball l,2,3,4. xf ing. l if M If DAWN wooos CANNON thaw 4 X , F.H.A. 1,2, tra-Hi-Y1,2,3,4, clee 3,4, May Court l,4. RONNY WATKINS Monogram Club l,2,3,4, President 2, Glee Club 3,4, Student C ounc il l,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, President 4, C la ss Presi- dent 3, Paper Staff 2,4, An- nual Staff 4, Football l,2,3, 4, Co-Captain 3,4, Basket- ball 2,3,4. CAROLE KAY SHREVE Monogram Club l,2,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,4, President l, F.H.A. l,2, Vice-Presi- dent l, Student Council 2,3, 4, Glee Club l,2,3,4, Class Officer l,3, May Court 2,3, 4, Maid of Honor 3, May Queen 4, Cheerleader l,2, Marshal 3, Ann ual Staff 4, Softball l,2,3,4, Basketball i,2,3,4. Vw-N i 3. W1 I I we Ui I W 02' inline-1' Senior VINSON PERDUE Monogram Club l,2,3,4, Football l,2,3,4, Co- Captain 3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4, Student Council I, Class Officer l, 4, Annual Staff 4. MARY ANNE VERNON Monogram Club l,2,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Pres- ident 3, F. H. A. l,2, Vice-President 2, Glee Club l,2,3,4, Student Council 2,3,4, Class Of- ficer l,2,4, Editor-in-Chief of Annual 4, Chief Marshal 3, Cheerleader I,2,3,4, Basketball 2,3, 4, Softball l,2,3,4, Paper Staff 4, May Court 4. is 'F-it QQ A f W F- W, :,' V if I' E, f - ,ff J if 5 f 'F V Y ,.. 4 '-'-',, ,' , It C ' 1 :.' , ,, , A , Q , -, A . T , S1 1 , 14 :f MARY STYNE BOYER Monogram C lub 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,45 F.H.A. l,25 Student Council 45 Paper Staff 45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Class Officer 45 Cheerleader 3,45 May Court 3,45 Softball 2,3,45 Basketball 3,4. JACK CREWS Monogram Club 2,3,45 Paper Staff 25 Student Council 25 Football l,3, Manager 25 Basketball Manager l,2,35 Baseball Manager l,2. 'ew --. , M ' LEROY BULLINS Q Monogram Club 2, 3,45 Foot- . lt Q ,irq 3' A ball l,2,3,45 Baseball 2,3, 5 A ' A ' Z W 5 4, Basketball 3,45 Class of- wx 7 ficer 35 Glee Club 2,3,4. ,A ,. ' ass 'ZA 5 ,z ' Q, ',,, 7 3 2, 1 1-1-Vx, 'gif EMMA DUGGINS F.H.A.1,2,rfa-Hz-Y4,Glee Club l,2,3,45 Softball 3,45 Basketball 3,45 May Court 4. RONNY MARTIN Monogram Club 2,3,45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Foot- ball 3,4, Manager 25 Softball 3,4. fwo lg, 3 cAr:oL DeSHAZO MARTIN Monogram Club l,25 Tri-Hi- Y l,25 Glee Club l,2,3,45 F.H.A. l,25Cl1eerleacler l, 25 Basketball l,25 May Court 4. . Wo, Q, Un? -. 5 ' lf' In ' 2 algun- Q' Senior Class F.H.A. 2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 May Court 4. J. T. GIBSON Monogram Club 2,3,45 G-lee Club l,2,3,45 Foot- ball 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Softball 1,2 PEGGY HOLLIFIELD MYERS Monogram Club 3,45 F. H.A. l,25 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,45 May Court 3,45 Cheerleader 3,45 Softball 2,3,45 Basketball 3, 4. WAYNE FU LCHER Student Council 45 Editor of Paper 45 Annual Staff 4. ,3,4. W 'Q-an-F is ,am ar- IYNIYN UIQ? .. TTY! ' 5 :',,g-X Tw-Q r ffl f wx i fvfwm. .hm 5, , RALPH BULLI NS lNot Picturedl Glee Club l,2,3,45 Baseball 35 Basketball l,2 3,4, Co-Captain 3,4, CLASS HISTORY ln September of T943 the Class of i955 of Mayodan High School began our first year of school. We had as our teachers Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Turner. During this first year our class took a train trip to Stoneville and visi- ted the first grade there. Along with this trip we had lunch in the school cafeteria. This was a new experie :e for us because we didn't have a cafeteria at our school. Our next big year was in the fourth grade, for we were then having classes upstairs. Heretofore, all of our classes had been downstairs. We had always looked up to the pupils who had the privilege of having classes on the second floor. When we finally made the grade, it gave us a feeling of superiority. Time flew swiftly by, and we soon found oursleves in the eighth grade with Mrs. Crews and Mrs. Lemmons. This year was our most exciting in elementary school because we were on schedule with the high school, and at the end of the spring semester we had a commencement exercise just like high school students. By the time we had reached our freshman year, we had lost several of our classmates. Some moved to other towns and others felt that the task of learning was too hard, so they dropped out. ln the spring of our sophomore year we selected and ordered our class rings. This was important to us because we had been looking forward to it since the beginning of our high school days. ln our Junior year we helped the P. T. A. sponsor a very successful Halloween Carnival. We also received our class rings. We had been looking forward to this since the preceding spring. Another important event was giving the Senior Class a banquet. Since this was the first formal banquet for most of us, and also the first time many of us had gone to the Plantation, we were all greatly excited. ln our Senior year receiving our caps and gowns was a new adventure. Everyone was rushing around to find one that fits. We made two important trips. The first was to the State Fair in Raleigh. Here we saw many of the exhibits, enjoyed the rides, and mostly the shows. Our second trip was to Elon College. Here we got a glimpse of life on the campus and also what went on in the classrooms. There is no need to say that the most special day of our Senior year was our last--Graduation. 'X' MASCOTTS OF 1955 SANDRA LYNN KALLAM JOHNNY MILLER We, the Class of '55, ln years behind have tried to strive To do our best, with efforts whole, To reach our long-awaited goal. Sometimes burdened with troubled mind, Always blessed with teachers kind, Sometimes possessed with spirits low, Yet ever shown the way to go. Our high school days are numbered, and soon no more will be, The door of our future is opening, a fuller life to see. We hope, in these glad portals, that when others, near their goal arrive, Will always remember us, the Class of '55. ---by Jan Martin LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT State of North Carolina County of Rockingham We, the class of I955, being almost sound of mind on this third day of June, do declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby making void all other testimonials told or written heretofore by any of us. SECTION I Article I To our faithful principal, we leave our heart-felt gratitude for his faithfulness and co-operation in leading us to our goal. Article II To our Teachers, we leave our sympathy, with the hope that all our lives may be steered by the high ideals which they have taught us. Article Ill To Mr. James C. Atkinson, we dedicate this Anchor of 1955, with the hope that all of the classes may prosper under his guidance as much as we have. SECTION II Article I To the Juniors goes the ioy of becoming Seniors. Article II To the Sophomores goes our hope ofa well-planned Junior-Senior Banquet. Article III To the F reshmen our accumulated knowledge of four years of high school, with the hope that yours may be as well spent as ours. SECTION III Article I Mary Styne Boyer leaves her cheerleader suit to Maxine George. Hope it fits, Maxine. Article Il To Sylvia Case and June Byrant goes Betty Jean Goin's love for basketball. Article III Thelma Amos leaves her love for Taylor Buscuits to Geraldine Myers and Betty Baughn. Article IV Carol D. Martin leaves her cool hair cut to Anita McGhin. Article V Carole Shreve leaves her love for the coach to anyone who wants it. Article VI Sylvia Stultz leaves the good times she has at M.H.S. to Betty Haley and Christine Vernon. Article VII To Elaine Wall and Denica Wheeler goes Nelda White's interest in bookkeeping. Article VIII Peggy H. Myers leaves her man to anyone who thinks they can get him. Article IX Dawn W. Cannon leaves her successful married life to Jean Hill. Article X Beverly Atwood leaves her quietness to Irene Smart and Ruth Carter. Article XI To Dianne Barrow and Peggy Farrel goes Willa Von Adam's and Shelby Carter's love for Fords. Article XII Ann Vernon leaves her ability to play a piano to Frances Joyce. Make good use of it, Frances. Article XIII Emma Duggins leaves her love for J. T. Gibson to Ravenell Wray and Frankie Dean Biggs. Article XIV Nelda White leaves her ability of getting to school on time to Glenda Alley. Article XV Emma Duggins and Willa Von Adams leave their parking place to anyone who can find it. Article XVI Bobby Gene Chaney's handsome figure goes to the Junior muscleman, Kennis Grogan. Article XVII Leroy Bullins leaves his Bowl of Beans to Michael Atkins. Don't get sick, Michael. Article XVIII Wayne Fulcher leaves his extensive vocabulary to Ron Joyce. Article XIX Ralph Bullins leaves his basketball trophies to the Sports Division of the High School. Article XX Ray Lawson gets Daniel Vaden's tongue. Make better use of it than its original owner. Article XXI Ronny Martin leaves his Cue Stick to Weldon Brewer. Please don't frame quite as much as Ronny did, Weldon. Article XXII Ronny Watkins leaves his frigid hair cut to Phil Royal. Article XXIII Clyde Easter, Jr. leaves his love for Stoneville to Buster Atkins. Article XXIV Jack Crews leaves his alarm clock to the Junior Class. May you all be as near on time as he was. Article XXV Duke Griggs leaves his pipe to Mike Dalton. Hope you look extinguished Mike. Article XXVI To the Smithtonian Institute goes Gordon Crouch's ancient Goblsmobile. Article XXVII Donny Noel leaves his many hours of studying to Carlton Via. Please use them, Carlton. Article XXVIII Jan Martin leaves his ability to sing in classes to Kenneth James. Article XXIX Vinson Perdue leaves his well-played record of Even Tho, to Juney Gray. Willa Von Adams Jack Crews CLASS PROPHECY On the night of June l, 1955, we finally ended our toilsome twelve years of schooling. After the graduation exercises we bade dear old M.H.S. goodbye and departed, to go our own ways. Being tired, l went home to get some rest and sleep and awake with anticipation of the future. So l lay down and closed my eyes and was soon in a supreme state of dormancy. That night, perhaps, my future got ahead of me--about ten years ahead of me, l'd say. l dreamed of standing on the mountain- top above Mayodan. Mists were swirling about my feet, but below, in the valley, a nucleus of tall buildings loomed above the numerous houses and factories that radia- ted out to the very crest of the surrounding mountains. Was this the Mayodan l had known only the day before? lt must be, but l simply had to see it more closely and investigate the renaissance of thc?gEaming municipality. Down the mountainside l ran, and soon found myself striding along the thorough- fare with an interminable number of shops and offices on either side of me. Then l began looking for familiar landmarks and names. The landmarks were few, but im- mediately above my head l noticed a sign that read B.G. Chaney, Certified Public Accountant. Well, he surely used to show a knack for that sort of rot. Across the street l saw a neon marquee bearing the names of two other classmates of mine. No, they weren't in show business, but they were operating the swankiest billiard hall in town, l'll bet. Ralph Bullins and Daniel Vaden were the co-owners, and welcomed me whole-heartedly to a glass of suds. Here l gathered a good bit of gossip. l learned our old friend Ronny Watkins had achieved a glorious career playing pro- football with the Washington Redskins. Roy Bullins also had been playing profession- ally with the New York Knicknockers, but was .now considering retirement and getting married. Someone turned on the television, and then l learned that WFMB now had TV. There was a homemakers' show just going off that featured none other than Peggy Myers and Dawn Cannon. They iust couldn't wait until after graduation for matrimony. But guess who immediately followed them in the wittiest comedy show you ever saw? lt was Jan Martin, who was also founder of the town newspaper. l decided to see what was on the hit parade of l965, and after depositing a coin in the iukebox, there came from the depths of the mr :hine a haunting voice which could only be that of Jack Crews. He was nowa recording artist and operated a res- taurant as a sideline. After that encore l simply had to head for open air, so l con- tinued on down the street past a large 5 8. lOq: store that was owned by Ann Vernon and Styn e Boyer. Beside it l also noticed as familiar name, Clyde Easter Barbell Co. Later l learned he had won the title of Mr. America. Across the street l saw ,Ronny Martin getting out of a car and entering an interior decorating shop. A- bove the elaborately festooned show windows a sign showed he was the proprietor. I contemplated transversing the busy thoroughfare when I was hailed by Duke Griggs. He was evidently quite a successful businessman who still had time to chauf- feur me around. He invited me for a tour of the town, Wheriliu gained knowledge of the rest of our classmates. We passed Carol Martin's model agency recently open- ed, and who was coming out of the door but Thelma Amos? Duke said she was the social columnist for Mayodan's leading newspaper. We came to a familiar intersection, though enclosed by quite modern edificies, had the location of West End. Here J. T. Gibson had a large automobile agency, which reminded me: What ever became of Gordon Crouch and the Gobsmobile? I asked. Duke said he was president of the local gourmet club and was now on the road making lectures in the Gobsmobile III. I told Duke I would like to see the Hallowed Walls of M.H.S. He told me it was quite changed, and to verify his statement, we came into view of an imposing structure that now had an extra block incorporated into its campus. lts athletic plant was absolutely the most. Upon walking over the grounds we met Vinson Perdue, the h ead coac h, of course. We began reminiscing about the days when the mellowed walls imprisoned our restless souls. Vinson told me Carole Shreve now held the posi- tion of school secretary and that Betty Jean Goins was to begin teaching home eco- nomics there next fall . We bade Vinson farewell and resumed the tour. Duke turned on the car radio and tuned in Donny Noel, an eminent news commentator at the local station. He announced that Sylvia Stultz was giving up a career in sports to lead a quiet home- life with husband and children. He also announced that Nelda White had written another prize-winning novel . Duke said she lived in a remote cottage on the moun- tain. I asked Duke who was left that I hadn't seen or heard of. He thought for a mo- ment and then pointed to a neat white house near the edge of town and said that Emma resided there, and back up the street Willa Von lived. He went on to say he thought each had a sizable brood. Then I thought of two more girls who had been good friends, Shelby Carter and Beverly Atwood. He said Shelby had moved to town and was living near Beverly on the other side of town. At that lasked Duke where he lived. Madison , he replied quite to my surprise. He invited me to ride over and see his sumptuous estate, but near the airport those foggy mists began to enshroud the earth again and I awoke from the dream. To those whom my nocturnal prognostications prove favorable, so be it. To those whom I have rendered the slightest offense, I beg their pardons most humbly. Superlatives of 1955 I E E 3 2 .. :wr r- r 2 ts? , ff . ,. fy, l x K FRIENDLIEST Tnelma Amos Ronny Martin MY r sg NES 'Q 72 . MOST-IN-LOVE Peggy H. Myers - Leroy Bullins ss'a?'y QUIETEST Beverly Atwood Clyde Easter I -C. 1 BEST FIGURE Carole Shreve - Bobby Gene Chaney Superlatives of 1955 Q,-I If '1 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ann Vernon - Jon Morrin MOST DEPENDABLE Peggy Myers Ronny Workins xg? NEATEST Sylvia Sfulfz Ronny Morrin Ewa I MQ ' MOST POPULAR Nelclo White - Gordon Crouch A 1 Superlatives of 1955 ,, 8- 4' K A , x ' , :Y K4 F A MOST CQURTEOUS Corol Morfin Duke Griggs MUST TALENTED Ann Vernon - Wayne Fulcher MOST SINCERE rjeverly Atwood Jock Crews MUST STUDICUS Coroie Snreve - Woyne Fulclfmer Superlatives of 1955 BEST DANCER MOST MUSICAL Ann Vernon - Daniel Vaclen MOST ATHLETIC Sylvia Sfultz Ronny Watkins WITTIEST Willa Von Adams Jan Marlin ?fmQQ I BEST LOOKING Styne Boyer - Duke Griggs 3 Superlatives of 1955 CUTEST Betty Jean Goins Ralph Bullins BEST DRESSED BEST PERSONALITY Emma Duggins J. T. Gibson .ff-W SWEETEST Shelby Carter - Donny Noell BEST SPORTS Dawn Cannon KNO? Picfuredl Vinson Perdue 2 A if .mi ..-s'O 'jwf' . JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Phil Royall. . . Juney Gray. . . Sylvia Case. . . Ron Joyce .... Maxine George Lett to right rliflf' i5fC'fl,i.QQ1 . ........ President . .Vice-President . . . . . Secretary . . . . . . . . .Treasurer Present Treasurer At the first of the school year we elected as our class officers President, Phillip Royall,Vice-President, Juney Gray, Secretary, Sylvia Case, Treasurer, Maxine George. Since then, we have had a wiener roast and the Hallowe'en Carnival. The latter was held in order to help raise the money for the Junior- Senior Banquet. We have elected for our May Court attendants Jeronia Duggins, maid ot honor, June Bryant, Ruth Carter, and Ravernell Wray, and we have been mak- ing plans tor the Junior-Senior Banquet which will be held April 15, T955. wwf '92 32125.-53 .Q ' 'ff' ' - 9' aff -1 f, , 52 'Vim Juniors X , -. - Q, .,.. b . ,ml V , Q. I 1 -CT f'Z 1-77' f E7 S V' If Q 2:3323 X f SONJA WATSON DENICA WHEELER JIMMY BERRY JERONIA DUGGINS 4 WWA cwun Y CARLTON VIA FRANKIE D. BIGGS RAY LAWSON MAXINE GEORGE A xx gf I? '14 wwf- SW ' 'W 0' wi ui' ' x BETTY HALEY KENNETH JAMES MOLLY MARTIN KENNIS GROGAN II Iuniors ,,.. fr . I . x, 'R A A6 Q' I 4 W DICK WASHBURN CHRISTINE VERNON DUVAL VERNON ,f ,,,,wv, JF' A I I , ,www 0 f ls . 4. ff 1' v I 51 ,, .H .w dl- MICHAEL ATKINS ALICE SHELTON BUSTER ATKINS I 'Y' .4-uv LW A4 A DUANNE MARTIN RON JOYCE NELDA JOHNSON Sup' X Hlf 1 RAVERNEL WRAY I MBI: 'Q' GERALDINE MYERS . 1'n i 4 5, I I 'Y' --as-ul-AA ,..fI?9' wx ,G x N TYRONE BAKER Juniors 'fwfkfff I II S N If iq, I KJPW 1 - . vw' - fun' pf ,,,,,,, 'W' -UW BETTY BAUGHN PHILLIP ROYALL ELAINE WHITE I ERI' if I E TT 4' R M far gy, w 1Qq 'M-uv' FRED LEDBETTER GLENDA ALLEY JOAN SMITH A ITTI I I I ' 1 P' QW 1 . , JOY' . .M X I f ' I fs I, ,ff I . I I MICHAEL DALTON Y M wh It 4 3, 7, dry. Q V I.. 4 . ,,I,m.- ' y FRANCES JOYCE Affinia 'Fix i 'X gm. 4' . -Q P: VM A ., I I llv I I, I - ,199 I' -aff .Z'3' six SYLVIA CASE JUNEY BYRANT JUNEY GRAY ,paw fn... -rv' RUTH CARTER Juniors -4'9 4019-3 I W un! A f ANITA McGHIN JEAN HILL CARL GOAD PEGGY FARREL A LW . :fo 'Bn SN N L MV' f X ELDEE MARTIN KENNETH HURD DIANNE BARROW MAYNARD TUGGLE Sophomores I I 4' -of, I 'V' , -. jk ET! iff I ROY HOLCOMB BETTY WOODS MICKEY CONNELY SONJA PIKE Betty Woods ..... Mickey Connely. . . ..... V ice Sonic Pike. Roy Holcomb ..... ...gan W A I . ....... ... President -President Secretory .Treosurer KEITH BLACK GAYNELL McDONALD 1 ' 1 A , ,. lla, ,ao 'E gh P Q WY iw KW M I get '11 'n' tw' -' 'U' Y I ar 1' U I ,I W 25. SHIRLEY WILLIAMS DONALD WAYNE STRICKLAND JOY TUCKER BARBARA FARMER JANNETTE COLEMAN GARY WILLIAMS it xlffs- 'ij ' ,.xf1- X 'W ,fv- 6 L I ' , L ., fffxft' L V , ' 'fy ff: V, K 1 , ' 1 0. ,ol ,vw Q, aw for , 4' 1 - A X I -0- fi J Qf. Q , 473' ' f - 1 I - A.-. MGI' i f .V .A al.. f I... ' . it x fr' if V A., Q if Qu- qf .., 0 Igivggdflil w 6. SCARLET WILLIAMS BETTY GOAD ANITA ATWOOD SHERLEY MORTON DEANNA MARTIN JAVAN ROYAL Sophomores The sophomore class engaged in two outdoor activities in the tall of l954. The first was a wiener roast at Ma yo Pa rk, where the sophomores and their guests enjoyed the evening playing games and dancing. Later in the fall the girl's section of biology ventured to Mayo Park one Sunday, where they walk- ed through the woods examining leaves and mosses, which they bought back to study. Afterwards the girls and their guests enioyed an outdoor supper, chap- eroned by Miss Joyce. n Freshmen Class K : A ' Y jf I -Away' L, . I BETTY SCOTT VERNON 'era-Lf-x ,,-.I . 5 .A-I T If. f Q ROSS WATSON 9 is vmyv-19' CHARLOTTE GANN ,.k W'LTi'L9T FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Secretory, Mildred Wl1iIe5Vice-President, Jimmy Gro- gcmg Treosurer, William Hotclwerp President, Ross Wclfson. M A : , - f Q F walkin RODNEY JOHNSON MINA BRAME In .. ll, 99 w 4 if E1-' , , Q Y Q 5' BOBBIE WILLIAMS WILLIAM HATCHER ww thv Lvs I M M' f QLIZI L 1? A V., 3' 'Eg' 3 J' 6 ,' 'l,s be I fh- ' WAYNE DALTON ' -'av ,. II I sz., H Q- I A ,,-ps. y I. S I nga' 4 Q fi ' ,IQ . ,mp my MV' E T ' Q ow' , w w, 'fi-A EMILY CREWS ERNEST HYLTON , ,N 4-W BRENDA PIKE UDELL WESTON VELNA VERNON , iii L , M4 - Q J 1 W- 58,1 7 .,... Q' ' 1-2:29. . .l:'w--qv. i fl ,LL ii-I BOBBY SMITH MILDRED WHITE NORMAN TUGGLE BETTY EASTER BELVIA DODSON Freshmen Class 'favs 5 I , ...,. 'I' E '55 ..,y N.....- 2 X Q 14 L22 1 fm- -ff,-1-' I' V It I I 5,32 334 f, CAROLYN DALTON SCOTTIE VIA SHELBY ANGEL ROGER TAYLOR JUDY GRAVLEY JIMMY GROGAN was 'J' ,V rza A-, F KK, 5-eff' 'nf yn 9 , 'L A 'AQIFIF X. as, 1. I' , ' C if-Y' K - Z., ,J ' 'AF ISIC' . . F 1 su , .Ig Q' q 5. J ' we 5 O 7 FRANKIE CARLTON SONJA RICHARDSON DEAN YATES LQVERNE RICHARDSON JIM GARRETY GORDON THROCKMORTON an 5' E sr-2 L w ' I ' ,gf L It v. V, in I ' 1 'V' Q 'V ,f ' 0 5 , fr 4 If ,fl ' Tr 'Ss LINDA GOINS BOBBY GRIFFIN KAY WILLIAMS CHARLES JOHN MONTSIE ALLRED ERNEST JOHNSON . 3,13-A. ---f?-1 Q f l, 5:4 grfh ,-P f,N Q-5:5 js, 1,4 I 5, T' ' W- f ,,:,, ffm, , , QV ,....- I ., A L 2 A' , - gf -1 1' , A Q - 'Ig - f S 1 . U I' I 1 f A f HARVEY GOINS MARSHALL YATES ODELL WELCH M ff' WK I m ITE? f WE if 1 K 'ffilwlllv WIKI 5 j 2 hlflw in :C It J ' f I2 nf Y EIGHTH GRADES f , g , . .4 NL- 'fa -1 . Z: , ear E I I L W5W'4 S QRTS x f, S X 'V X. I , l C IK N N X X X I .ff if ' o 51321 C il aim l W f 9' -4-.lat 241 if T .. ia.r-1 . W.: f 1: P s,.L.?A..5,6y,xN X-44 kr Q L is ,ggi f C' 2 ,M K N30EXJ eeef-saf a3' J' A' QA 1. 7, X FOOTBALL TEAM First Row, left to right: D. Vaden, G. Crouch, D. Griggs, V. Perdue, R. Watkins, L. Bullins, C. Easter, R. Martin. Second Row: J. Berry, P. Royall, T. Baker, C. Via, K. James, J. Gray, F. Ledbetter, R. Joyce, D. Vernon. Third Row: C. Myers, Trainer, J. Royall, D. Strictland, G. Middleton, K. Black, M. Connely, W. Brewer, M. Atkins, Mr. J. C. Atkinson, Coach. Fourth Row: M. Tuggle, Manager, D. Yates, O.Welch, G. Throclcmorton, L. Hurd, E. Hilton, K. Grogan, Manager. .1 f 1 2 ,. ..,.. .43 J an -74g . 33,1 M 0 , Wi - ' I,',,,.'1, , ig? ,V . A if 1 2 W A A43 ,, ff... -A 2 -'rf' -gf.. .W ..- -. 'iff J ' ...f --W , VA 'QA' A Q rv, ag, -iff ' -.s... ' kj ,f ' f . .54 . 1 .ff ' fl . .L'EW1w4f'vf'f . M lf-'sd..:f.1acs - FIRST TEAM .9 mf-o : Q2 , Left To rigl'1T: Ronny Watkins, Co-Captain, Mr. Jake Atkinson, Coach, Vinson Perdue, Co-Captain. K 7 FOOTBALL SCORES Mayodan Mayodan Mayodan Mayodan Ma yodan Mayodan Mayodan Mayodan Mayodan 6 25 19 58 46 32 6 34 6 Duke Griggs: Left, receives Most Valuable Players Award from Co-Captain Vinson Perdue . 954 Bessemer 27 Sfonevil le O Glenn O Sandy Ridge 6 Madison 7 Walnut Cove 6 E. M. Holt 32 Altamalwaw Ossippee 7 Yadkinville 7 BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM Kneeling, left to right: Tyrone Baker, Manager, Ralph Bulllns Co Captain Duval Vernon, Manager. Standing: B. Shreve, D. Vaden, P. Royall J G ay L Bull R. Joyce, R. Watkins, J. Martin, L. Myers, K. James, C Via Not Pictured V Perdue, Co-Captain. BOYS' BASKETBALL Mayodan Reidsville Mayodan Reidsville Mayodan Sandy Ridge Mayodan Bethany Mayodan Ruffin Mayodan Bethany Mayodan Kernersville Mayodan Sandy Ridge Mayodan Stoneville Mayodan Ruffin Mayodan Madison Mayodan Wentworth Mayodan Stoneville Mayodan Wentworth Mayodan Kernersville Mayodan Madison COUNTY TOURNAMENT Mayodan 45 Ruffin Mayodan 51 Bethany -'X 1' 1 Tn? 1' I1 ,pri GIRLS' BASKETAL MAYODAN REIDSVILLE MAYODAN REIDSV I LLE MAYO DAN SANDY RIDGE MAYODAN BETHANY MAYODAN RUFFIN MAYODAN BETHANY MAYODAN SANDY RIDGE MAYODAN STO NEV I LLE SCORES MAYODAN RUFFIN MAYODAN MADISON MAYODAN STONEV ILLE MAYO DAN WENTWORTH MA YO DAN WENTWORTH MAYODAN KERNERSVILLE MAYODAN MADISON ROCK! NGHAM COUNTY TOURNAMENT MAYODAN 31 RUFFIN 4. 4, 5 L . -r , Yin I ,-f Y-'. T, 4' ' 1.9! if fi I 1 5 K FRANKIE -r , f V, tg ,H ANN lx Y f , J1 Yu ' . 'I 4 . x I I . ,,.. - i x .lg V V Qui. 1 0: , -'4 1 ,,'.V 1 if , , A A I , A, xt 1 V A E E x E- ' A , JEANETTE BETTY W. x 4 K . . x, I I 1--+V W yi zrx 5 CAROLE X 1 w In 'X 'Vw - J 'YW Q A X K , rl I f KI1 ' f 1 . A81 4 s , , 7, ' if 'I ff F X, Y f., QQ M f '- vs?- Y, . .14 -xv , s, , ' 5 ' ' If? U T ff' 522.22 .aim ' 1 if M L if fi hw g L 515. SYLV IA Y E 5' I 1 :fix J lx 5 ' iff 1 ,xp Vw . - ' Y .a, f ' if , Y 1 -ZS ' lzsv ai v lang, Ll 'A FRANCES GLENDA NELDA 4 ,Rf 1 X x ff Ygf f Yi NN 1 K SHIRLEY 4 EDENICA 2,, , M Y H' Q f Wx AQ W v - x A ,s k f ,7 1 V ? i 1 1' i 1' I, y 'X fjsvj I PEGGY JUNE I BETTY G ' STYNE . A SONJA EMMA ,A ,X q ll W JOYE - xxx f 4 QXN 1 2 EN f YY Y Y 'Q - QE w V , A Q , , , ' 3 ff' ' ff we X QW fa JY 'H R izpnnj i E , .1 A ff: . ,X X V,Y ,,,a..,g, ,J 55,5 I A 5 Wifi! f f Y -Q.- l -IVZ Y f ' Y , V E 'Fixx MQ , A Y v X4 , W 4 A! 5 5 YY , X ? l I i I I V 'F 1 K ,S S In if ji ff xx i X Aj ik f Y EK ,J -N 1 ' N ' ' LJ La- N BASEBALL TEAM OF 1954 W f quart 4. I f 4 X944 ,, , S-,aff Q, ...A I 'xr ' , it ..-4, ,!,, Lett to right: BuIIins, Purdy, Case, Myers, MiddIeton, RaIpI1 BuIIins, Gray, Martin NoeII, Griggs, Gibson, Landretlw, Perdue, Vaden, Simmons, Atkinson, Whit, Via James, RoyaII, Baker, Ledbetter. MAYODAN MAYODAN MAYODAN MAYODAN MAYODAN MAYODAN MAYODAN BETHANY PINE HALL WENTWORTH BETHANY SANDY RIDGE STONEVILLE SANDY RIDGE SCORES MAYODAN MAYODAN MAYODAN MAYODAN MAYODAN MAYODAN MAYODAN MADISON RUFFIN STONEVILLE PINE HALL MADISON RUFFIN WENTWORTH .f L ,,. , .X C X 1 X mix -J , x ,K , df N 1 5 x ,f X , x K , x JN X x ANN VERNON I Vu . u ff A N. ..1.-C, 5 JUNE BRYANT Chief Q- , W, fr- xxwuxx A N A X ,wg er X rv., I A , PEGGY MYERS ' . STYNE BOYER N , I Emily Crews, Styne Boyer, Peggy Myers, Ann Vernon, Denico Wheeler, Sonia Watson, June Bryant, Chief. ,Q 2 ,,, A 'ei 1 f E' R' 'eb I . LMA 1 ,f Q , A f K DENICA WHEELER X, 1' v, SONJA WATSON EMILY CREWS MISS MAYODAN HIGH OF I954 SHIRLEY ATKINS Class ol I954 AWK 'f v-X C 7' x Z Q4 I 3 M ,'.+-7-aww , 3 X I HOMECOMING QUEEN NELDA WHITE JQNNCCNFNNNVNNTNNNES jd N, - N N N N NNI N N N N ' VFN -fr 4 MN Q N2 f,e 4? WY n ifzwm E gffvmfykmbygk NK BETTY GOINS CHAR f f A , ' ul . Queen .IWW K, ..,,, , ' T Q 1 ff W., 1' PV ' ,gif CAROLE SHREVE Ca IWW 'fwi iwa 4, DAWNCANNON Q, il fWN 'Qi 'kwwwfx LOTTE CEANN SHELBY CARTER JOY TUCKER fin E' f5 'l X -61 WRAY WPI MAI D OF HONOR ,- ff Ve. Z' pw, E, JERONA DUGGHNIS 010 fha.. fain AW' WILLA VON ADAMS PEGGY MYERS ff' ffl? gi... SYLVIA STULTZ EMMA INS SW P1 BOYER BEVERLY ATWOO PAPER STAFF 1955 SENIOR TYPING CLASS :gb fi . wi W QI RQQQANHQQ ww vs mms Q, of M x ff' M Q5 J 5 gf xx R it i A gxiu - F. H. A. OFFICERS Seated: Dianne Barrow, Vice-President, Charlotte Gann, Historian, Sylvia Case, Secretary, Nelda Wlftite, President, Jean Hill, Treasurer, Montsie Allred, Parliamen- tariang Emily Crews, Reporter. Standing: Mildred White, Song Leader, Mrs. Helen Robertson, Director. ..- .-,.-..l -V - U- -..ss ity. f - FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA it M TRI-HI-Y CLUB The Tri-Hi-Y Club began the school year with e i ghte en former members and twenty new membe rs. New members were initiated and an installation service was conducted afterwards. The Club sent three delegates to the annual Tri-Hi-Y Conference, held last fall in Mount Airy, N. C. Some of the club projects this year have been the giving of Thanksgiving baskets to needy Families, a Christmas toy drive, a doll party for children during Christmas holidays, and assistance in the Polio Drive. The club members enjoyed the Tha nk sg i v i ng lnch Dance and the Christmas Party at the Y.M.C.A. At the annual Tri-Hi-Y banquet in June, the Q me Year will be chosen and presented a suitable award. h R V ,iiiizizae ll M' Mm Ml! Emil MONOGRAM CLUB n A MAYODAN HIGH CHORUS C9 STUDENT COUNCIL Officers: Ronny Watkins, President, Kenneth James, Vice-President, Sylvia Case, Secretary, Frances Joyce, Treasurer. The Student Council has been very important in certain activities of the school. It takes part in and directs the various function such as the assembly program, which is held every Thursday morning in the school auditorium. The program chairman for this is appointed by the Student Council. Conc essions at the ball games are also handled by the Student Council. The annual Homecoming Parade and football game is another work of this organization. In the s pon sor i n g of the Beauty Pageant the Council has a tremendous task, preparing the stage scenery and securing contestants. All this is but a small part of the activities of the Student Council. This group has done more for Mayodan High School than any other student organization. M ::0oooooooe ooeooo 51 I 1 I 1 1 1 1 I I I I Y 'Hx 7 7 .I 1: : I, I I 11 1, Best Wishes 1 5 MAYCDAN CLEANERS 5 5 1, 1, 1 15 I I 1 L Phone 757' 15 LIEEEES E5EnuFL45lEFlNllc:EE 5 1 1 , 1 1 1: Moyodczn, N. C. 1' Mvdison, N- C- 1 1 1 1 1 2. ,,,.,,,....:: :,eHH:::::e,---: I - ,..,.... Mueex L r N ' NfN N N ' 7 N ffse 1 1 1' I 1: 1 I 0 1 51 BYERS 5 8. 10 5 I.. MINS, Jr., Grocery 5 I 1 CROCERIES - FRESH PRODUCE 1 1, A Friendly Place to Shop 55 FROZEN FOODS 1 1 1 15 1 Moyodon, N. C. Madison, N. C. 1 Phone 161 5 11 ,I Moyodon, N. C. I1 5I 51 2 ' 0'0 '000' 0-O 0'0 ' 1003 N'-'- - :::: ':::: ::::::-'L -1 'N ' 7 A ':x:: H H H:CNN'x:'i' 1' 11 I 1, 1 I 11 1 1, 1 5 MONOGRAM CLUB 5 STUDENT COUNCIL 5 I I 1' Congratulations 1, B - I 5 5 est Wishes 5 1 , 1 1 : MAYODAN HIGH SCHOOL I MAYODAN HIGH SCHQQL 11 I' I 1, 1 2--4-vovsov-Nos'-I-I-Eff-I-v 00 00 '0' 0-I-E'-I--2 ' ':::::'::: ::::'::::::'-4 r m CCC'CmCmmxCCCHCMCC 11 CompIiments,Seniars 'I CYEWIS MCIYICC1' 5 0 1 11 1 MEATS - GROCERIES 1, ' u u ' , 1 QI Llncoln Booge P'ke Phone 866 Moyodon, N. C. 1 1 1 1, :I E C 1 1 I ' 1 1 Mayodan Jawelry Store 5 C1 P 'e 'S of :5 5I Hamilton, Elgin, Bulova Watches 11 Rgqch Grgcery I 5' RUDOLPH JOYCE 5 1 1 Moyodon, N. C. 55 Moyodon' N' C' :E C ,,,,,,,,,,,,,:,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,:,-' ::::::+::::::::: ::'J I I I I I I ::::0-0040004 0 MADISON LUMBER COMPANY All Kinds of BUILDING MATERIALS I I Madison, N. C: Phone 280 1 ::: ::::::::::::::::: ' 'VO' gf SEALTEST ICE CREAM 8. MILK I 'I C,,mP,i,,,e,,,,, of QI WEST END GRILL I I NOEL FLAT ATKINS I PIT CooKEo BARBECUE I I 8, SANDWICHES OF ALL KINDS RAY'S FUNERAL ' 'I Phone I37 Moyodon, N. C. I HOME ., mm' I I: Compliments of , C. 8. G. GRILL ' Modison, N. C. , Phone 9872 Highwoy 31 I Modison, N. C. fl I I 0 0 Phone 281 I WIIIIams Cash Store 1' GROCERIES 3. FRESH MEATS 'I I J Phone 473 Moyodon, N. C. 1 11 11 1 1 1 11 11 f ' 5 ' 'A 7 V ' ::::::: ::: 7 I, 1: 11 J: 1 11 11 . 11 1 1, Lawson's Furniture Co. 1: 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 ' t Brot r Hatcher 1 Ya es he S Y 1+ 11 KELVIISIATOR APPLIANCES 11 11 11 11 1 1 11 1 If Dial 333 ', 1: and 11 1 1 1 COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS 1 1' Mayodan, N. C. 11 1 1: 1: 1: Phone 815 Mayodan, N. C. 1: 1 -- M .... ............ - -- L r N ' N'NNN ' N'-4 rfnwnv' :::'::::: : .1 :: 5: Y 11 11 1 11 1 . 1 1, I ' 1 :E Hicks 8. Rhodes Grocery :E : Purgason 5 P'1 C0 and 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 , 1 1, 11 1: Appliance 1 1 MEAT - FEED - VEGETABLES 1 1 1 1 1 GULF GAS -OIL -TIRES : I' 1, 1 11 11 1 Phone 9260 11 11 Phone 9368 Maydon, N. C. 11 Mayodan, N1 C1 1, It It 1: L T000000::00000000:0 ' 0000590 J 5-'000:::::0'0:f::00000:0000:::00:00-.1 7 '7 1: B h I 1: : 1 1 aug n s Dept. Store 1 1 FUZZYS BARBECUE 1 1 11 11 11 11 NATIOISIALLY AOVERTISEO .1 v...'y., tried the rest, 11 11 1 11 1 1 LADIES' APPAREL I 1 Now try the best Q1 IE I If ': Q1 Mayodan, N. C. 'I Highway 220 Madison, N. C. jf H'!55 499099995999959 995195 2555555555550 iff' 1 'M:::'::h? VC:::::':x:xx::::::::::::x:x'T sesf washes ft Qt Modern Beauty Salon 1: 1 11 11 11 1: 1: Lilly Richardson - Jean Bailey 1 11 11 11 11 Mayodan, N. C. 11 Mayodan, N. C. 11 1 1 1 in 1 11 11 O o 1 1: W. W. FOOD STORE :g 1: Wlnter Coal 8zolICO. Ig 1: 1 1 :1 1 1, 11 Mayodan, N. C. 11 11 MOYOdOr1, N. C. 11 1 11 1 11 if 4 4 4-,.f4-.f'., 4e'r'f0S vA'0',00fe.e0' r::::::::::::::::::::::::::-A:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: E I I I I 5 I I CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS I I I E I MADISON MERCHANTS' ASSOCIATION I I I E I MADISON, N. C. I I I I I I E lM:::::::::::::::::q 3 if :E 1I :I 11 I 1, II 1, II 1: Qt J: I 1 'I :E 5: It :I 4, 1 I 35 2,,,,,,,,N ,,,::: :HH:::: ,.'... .ul . ? ,U ,' I, -, 1 QE, Mft? 5 M 1 ,N. J. AN 1 .4A,, Shelf V S X JS x X Q X Y .X S147 is , X ff X 0' Q 'Ex Q QA X x ixfwf Xb f X ,SQX X X MX 9 M N N -4 l w ' 4 s. Sammi F K X4 4 TQ' AN Aww Y, Q A f K 'Yx X Q .' x X A Y' ,A I+? fum' 3 1 1 K ,uf 1 5 ?Lf'f w3 4 gn ! . M! v ' f 4 jylria, l exfer' KW, ni? 'WI 1 1 'nt NA , 3 ue .A f . 1 b 'Wy .dvi ,A an' Ag Y . 2' -r' V ff 4, J . g , 1 - v ag. 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C' Moyodon, N. C. :E I 4 4 44 4 4 1' . 41 . if J fem 1 V,!ff 'QQ . QV 1 W -ii R , . '. J' :W fs-,L fu 50: Q XJQM -A ,.f if A 4 2 f - Mm X -1' 4 X , gif ...W g f 0 1 1 M 4 4- A Q wk J Q .I Xwf 5 ,, 4? A .. 5 ,, X 1 gs y J, 2 my 4, 1' 2 ' 4 1 .4 ,J 2-Q y W! f Q ff 1 9 My 5 2, z , M' fs. . 3 .5 1 ' 2 S212 x ,Q .3 AK, .fm if w Q - , fm J , r f 2 .f g , f f Q 4 'QQ f C s Q , Q W Q f , f Q i , W 41' , 0 5 2 4 y 1 f e Q Q , X 1 v f H 124, 4 67 f If W f Z A QW -K 53: 4'W Q X 'sf . x -www V? 1 M.. Wx w.. .1A h.., I fi ,' w 1 wx gg . , 'ia .QQ X . ,vp , v, ,N gy 5' , 1 9 Q f T , Q ' Em . 2 f 'YW Yf WM w '34 QQ Z2 , M 5 4 4 2 , X 'ff ,, if 1 . fgi qm yw fm W in Vlg:4h.i,g,4M ji . Q ' lf, 1 fl rd 4 'M f f X fy? 5' 5' 4 J Q My Z ZW V S w ' A it , gr Y hw , AV.. , 1 3. F N. , I f W' , A 4 ' 3 H A f 1 .w fr S4 ' , 4 'X 11 Q f , meh 9' k 6 5, vw Q f I . 1? QW ,ca , 4. ,sa w Hi U R X iw I fx., W , 7, isa ,A , 'f V 11 , ' xl. N ' ' gs 1' . , ' Il: WTAYIV . AF .4 Eggs V fgns ,K ZW, , 1 1 1 QM fw Z ' - ff , . N , v,,q ' , 5 2-vm , S X X 2- 'lx s , ' C 'IV qw! M E Vg , Qvld. , xc 4' , ag R I , 1 ' f w ff 'i X 5 li , wx 325.11 1 eh we Q f. 4,4 Y WI.. Z fKK23PT'm ?u in 'k x x .. 55. Y,.,,...,,--:v 44 44 44 44 4 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 44 44 44 44 4 44 4 4 4 44 4 44 44 4 4 44 4 4 4 44 44 44 4 44 4 4 44 44 4 44 44 44 4 44 44 44 4 4 44 44 44 4 44 44 44 4 4 P 44 44 44 L--0-0-0-00.00-c CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS Washington Mills Co HOME OF MAYO UNDERWEAR MAYODAN, N. C. 4 tAA:::v A' AAA':: A: A: A::A :' AA :A :fix f::::: ::A: A: A- AA, -:v -'-- 'vA-- :: ,vw A v A :v A' 4 4 4 is -n K- Z' 3, n 9 ase1Qw 'Q Z g 0 W Q 3 m:25?H I: E o 0 0 0 1 mN43m 0 mm, Ng O -I O 5' rlmgl S SQ- g- 9 U Z ., go g gg mf- 223 2. -, 1 0 P 5 3 -U : 6 3' 41 clung? 'U 331- Z O F b s 4, U7 O Z '- Z Z 0 V' 3' SU 5150 2 '3 I Z P 3' m 41 Q44 m 7U fm 0 4 Q ? 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C. , 'a r '4 4 4, GEM-DANDYH Il ' 'J l Men's Belts - Braces - Ties CNNCNON' N N'N 'N ,' E 'r 1 It DALTON'S STUDIO 5: l 1 1, : 4 GEM-DANDY, INC. PHOTOGRAPHER J 1 Madison, N. C' E FOR THE l955 ANCHOR 1, 4, , Mayadan, N. C. 4, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,g, De::-:: ..,:: .::::,..: ::-::::- ,e:, S :::xN::: 'NN' T ::::H':::::::H H:xx:nail 1 CAKE Box EE LANE'S DRESS SHOP :' 4, 4 ALL KINDS OF BAKERY GOODS 1' If 4, 4 Phone 756 Mayodan, N. C. 1, Moyodon, N. C. 1 1 '4 '4 4 4, I CHICKIS BARBECUE 5, George Bryant S Grocery 3, 1 1 Stonevillel N. C. 'E Phone 9343 Mayodan, N. .C 1, ':::::::: 999794479 :ffffffi 15595::95::::'595:5:9::::9 4::::::9 ll ' 'MCM'm: ? CHMCNHHMMWHmmm? Bm wi shes' Seniors Farm Bureau Insurance I Company Q, CQffQn' Veqgh ,, J, L. RICHARDSON If 1, Res. 97207 Office 9004 1, 4 4 Compliments of DONATION I '4 4 1 Mayodan, N. 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