Mayodan High School - Anchor Yearbook (Mayodan, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1959 volume:

1 -a I .K .1 x' ' W IN, I , .JV , F ' ' v 1,fff'if?f ' 4 T , 4 5 in 5 I 1 a 1 1, .4 Q . ' . s ' , , .,. Q' ,gg ,aw .A w lg J 32? ln' gm A ,: 'V ..- - , ., Q 1 ,3-Ju-' N f-. 'A Y ' --5. -E-. H , ' ,A -a,!f f'2.,-.Ab . ' 5 ,, ,ff ,T ,.4,.. Ly, 6 , Any.. ..-7 V A ,' .N V 'f ' ,. A V' gp 4 ' . 1-Q V, V 'iv fx 3' :. ' w ,Z Vg , .-Q,'g' I ' J ul naw ,F uv VV. ul K A -mi H, - V, V, Vt., V , , . S , mai.: TMA n, if l . ' avi, :ei .' , .. K 1 . gr. . is x I . .' . A'-fi ,V If f-1 ' . '- NU V l , ',,, , ,n Cf - :S'17r.,v,V V Aww .,V.' amzz., L. lx JAMES C. ATKINSON B. S. , Western Carolina M. Phys. Ed High School Principal Social Studies, Phys. Ed. 4-.Mm ELLIOT F. DUNCAN A. B. , U. N. C. Elementary Grade Principal vii? 1 . ,r3 'g.W. 15- M1 1 ' , ,W Ka I f X 5 .ff Q. qua.,-.- WINIFRED DOSIER HENRY C. M. WHITAKER IRMA S. CREWS A. B. , W. C. U. N. C. A. B., High Point College B. A. , Winthrop College English, History, Library Social Studies, Spanish, A.B. , High Point College Drivers' Education Mathematics, English 4- N, HATTIE RUTH HYDER OTIS I. STULTZ B.S., A.S.T.C. B. A., Elon College Home Economics Business Administration 101' -mvffk MAUD G. LEMONS W. C. U. N. C. Algebra VIOLET B. SULEY A. B. , Wisconsin University General Science, Biology, Geography Through his careful consideration of our individual proble ms, his accurate knowledge of our needs, and his spirit of friendliness, this man has become an indispensable part of our high school lives. Thus it is with the re cognition and deep appreciation of his many services that we dedicate this, the 1959 ANCHOR, to MR. O. 1. STULTZ, helper and friend. HORN OF ,awwz .swag A aww? CAROLYN HOLT. . ANN WILLIAMS. . . PATTI CARDWELL WAYNE THAC KER .... ...... JEANIE CASE. . . . . GLORIA WOODS. . ....Editor-in-Chief NORMA SMITH . . . . . . . . . Feature Editor . . . . Assistant Editor LEA BLACK. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Class Editor TOMMY WILLIAMS .... . . . Sports Editor Sales Managers ROGER WRAY ............. ....... . . . Art Editor Advertising Manager NANCY CASE, SHERRILL MARTIN Picture Editor BETTY CARTER .................. .... T ypists 4 As the first class to produce the ANCHOR under our new West Rockingham Cities Administrative Unit, the M ayod an High School Seniors of '59 present this annual in token of our appre c i ation to our school. May it recall manyhappy memories of our years here together. Our sincerest hope is that our school will not forget us, just as we shall never forget our dear old Alma Mater. Mayodan, Thy name proclaim, the school we hold so dear. Carolyn Holt Editor fff Z ff W ' m 'N . 1 X ff 4 1 -. ZX ff X ff X ff Ze , , Q I X XX fe fy fx X Q ,J Nr X W ff X ' f r yf L ,V 5 ,XX J? ., I fl W! if Green and White poem. We, the Class of '59 Le ave our youthful years behind, Having reached this goal in time, Bells for our future we hear chime. We, the Class of '59 Looking now to days ahead, White Carnation With a calm and well-trained mind, Unknown years we will not dread. We, the Class of '59 To Mayodan School we say good-bye. And in the wider adult world Our skill and fortime seek to try. Jeanie Case Class Poet Mmm X xi? , .. ::,v,, X .. , ,f f , X f Zi N.X'v.Se:,s - - . -V -V .fm-W. M l Debbie Doss and Mark Gray ,Mp 5 Os -Q mf H04 fiv- ,WV f W iffy WWW W' 4 ar A 5' N, W f f 7 nw Z 1 7 f f 4. I W , 4 H174 f ff f fy, X f A W f I f 1 4 Y My 'wr 'Wu emi will if Cb X 4+- ,f L15 ' 1 'a.,,a AW dh 5 --N in w L-f ff' -.,... -- 11118-.A Al ww WAY' ,ar nfs-... wngww 'Nv-or-f-v-pw Wwwqgwf fam. 4' -., , .au-W -T18 ww K 5. -genial: affabwu '59 ,X RODNEY EARL YOUNG Rod-Nod President Class President 45 I-Ii-Y 1, 2, 4, Reporter 35 Spanish Club 3,45 Science Club 25 Mono- gram Club 45 Student Council 45 Glee Club 1, 2,3,45 Baseball 1, 2,45 Basketball 4, Manager 35 Football Manager 3, 4. ,V WW M, fb-. BETTY GRACE CARTER Carter Secretary Class Secretary 45 Tri-I-Ii-Y 1, 2, Secretary 3, President 45 F.l-l.A. 1, Parliamentarian 2, Vice-President 35 Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Science Club 251-Iomecoming Queen 35 May Court 2,45 Annual Staff Typist 45 Student Council 4. LINDA DARLENE VADEN Linda Vice-President Class Vice-President 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45T1'i-H1-Y 1,2, 3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Student Council 45 May Court 45 F.l-I.A. 1. ERNEST WAYNE THACKER vlwaynevv Treasurer Class Treasurer 45 Football 1, 25 I-Ii-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Student C oun c il 45 Science Club 45 Annual Staff 45 Paper Staff 4. l S - 159 'Not Pictured DUKE BAUGI-IN HD,-Ike ll Science Club 2. CHUCK MARSHALL BULLINS Chuck Glee Club 2, 3,451-Ii-Y 2, Science Club 2, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, Baseball 4. Q vw- E f-1-' . 2: . 'K f f, , ,Q-,3.,'f, +f,..,:,.,'fi,Q-, A 1' 1-.N n,.,-,4 'W , 1..m-,mfr-A -,,5'-.,f,y,a 1 ,'.',. ' V,--, 'fa ,, ff- '-ff' ' :1.1f'fr- faahfwf' TYRONE FRANCIS BASS Harvey-Cobb C-lee Club 1, 2, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3,1-Ii-Y 1, 2, 33 Science Club 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3. ff ff if ,, f ., 4 I I , f J, V, ,. .1 4 . J u X ff' V A Q' LEA FRANCES BLACK III-eau Class Treasurer 2, 3, Tri-I-Ii-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, Pre s ide nt 4, Student Council 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Science Club 2, F.H.A. 2, 3, Marshal 3, B as ke tb a ll 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, Chief 2, 3, 4, May Court 45 Annual Staff 4. PATRICIA ANNETTE CARDWELL Patti Class Treasurer 1, Secretary 2, Student Council 1, Monogram Club 3, Treasurer 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 25 Spanish Club 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Basketball Secretary 1, F.H.A. 1,2, 3,45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, May Court 4, Annual Staff 4. ,,plv-Mn O fm.. -1-, f ,Y ,,.- ' .Q-'Hs A VERNON ELLIOT CARDWELL lllackll Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Science Club 2, Bus Driver 3,4, Baseball 1, 2,3,4, Football 2. ROBERT EDWARD CHANEY Chaney Monogram Club 3, Science Club 2, Football 2, 3,4, Baseball 2, 4. f-f ' M '1 5'-. , ,, I wr ,,,. 4. fm. - ' . 15 9 M. sf-Q . ,.f,. 'M wv A .fl H FRANCES EUGENIA CASE Jeanie F. I-LA. 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Science Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3,4, Class Poet 4, May Court 4, Annual Staff 4. NANCY IUANITA CASE lINanCyIl F. H. A. 1, 2, Reporter 3, Tri-I-Ii-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Gle e Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish C lub 3, Reporter 4, Science Club 2, Student Council 4, Chief Marsh al 3, Class Testatrix 4, May Court 4, Annual Typist 4, Co-Editor of Newspaper 4. BRENDA SUE GANN Creasie F. I-I. A. 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3,4, Science Club Officer 2, Mar- shal 3, Class Historian 4, May Court 4. 4 '11 Daw ,df v I 1 3 59 il 95. ...ty HAROLD SPENCER DOSS ll Punk!! Science Club 25 I-Ii-Y 25 Baseball 3, 4. BOYD DARRYI. GRAY ff I 25,5 1, 3? 7- 1' .ff sfo : . 4 1 I 4 f 9-A N , Qbx 'ln i .7 n KENNETH RAY FARMER l1Kenvl Class Vice-President 25 Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 431-11- Y 2, 3, 45 Science Club 25 Student Council 25 Football 1, 2, 3,4, Co-C aptain 3,45 Basketball 2, 3,4, Co- Captain 3,45 Baseball 1, 2,3,4, Co-Captain 2. CARY BUTLER FOX .wh 4 uceorgcn Glee Club 1, 25 Student Council 45 Science Club 2 Beanie Class Vice-President 15 Monogram Club 2, 3,45 Glee CAROLYN YVONNE GOARD Club 1, 2, 45 Spanish C lub President 45 Hi-Y Officer Pat 1, 2, 35 Science Club 25 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain F. H, A. 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 45 Glee Club 1, 45 Science 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4. Club 25 May Court 4. 'R 2 .,,, if V. . . . ,gm 32 'fin 99' .S ' '59 JOAN ELIZABETH GRAVE LY llloanu F.H.A. 1 2- Science Club 2, Glee Club 2, 4, Spanish 3 I Club 3, 4, May Court 4. X' ,f ,, 1 N gg, 'hiv' GIIBERT FRANCIS JOHNSON 4-iv' 4! PRISCILLA LANE GROGAN Prissy F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3,4, Student Council Secretary 2, Scie nce Club 2, May Court 4. CAROLYN GREY HOLT Carolyn Class Secretary 1, 3, F. I-I.A. Reporter 1, Historian 2, Parliamentarian 3, Science Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, Spanish Club Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, Student Council 3, Treasurer 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Marshal 3, D. A. R. Re prese ntativ e 4, Editor-in-Chief of Annual 4, May Queen 4. RONALD FRANCIS MCGHIN Slick Class President 3, Glee C lub 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3,4, Science Club 2, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3,4, Hi- Y 1, 2, 3,4, President 2, Baseball 1, 2,3,4, Student Gismo Science Club 2. , Council 2, Vice-President 3, President 4. 1, fy I CUYLJF - . ,, 10 lv. UV' F N NN, fn 'V ' W 9' 2 I ...,f i.'Q,'5v,f M , . 1 -ju 3 , L .J .,.., .,. ,.,,, ' 3 ' vf f 1 ' ' . 44 ' wr gb ., LJ ' 2, 112211, f I ,g ju , j t fffm I , IU .Lv 1,0 run. iff? , Z L, , 4. A L' 1 A V r 7 . 4' . I I clk, Y W W V HJ gy.-A I K- ' M' fu ,,k,gjM ,.,,, , f L , ww- Agl ffw I 8 ' '59 'II'5 'Tfr ara, W.,-an GAIL HICKS HURD Hickie F.H.A. 1,25 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,4, science Club JAVON Sl-IERRON PERDUE Spaghetti 25 Mon- Science Club 25 Football 15 Art Editor Paper Staff 4. ogram Club 2, 3,45 Glee Club 1, 2,45 Basketball 2, 3, 4, May com 2, 4. JOHNNY ROBERTSON lllohnnyll Science Club 25 Baseball in 1-. uv 'FWS HAROLD DUDLEY PORTIS Blow Dudley Science Club 25 Monogram Club 3,45 Football 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4. ROGER LEE WRAY ncogern Science Club 25 Monogram Club 3, 45 I-li-Y 1, 25 3, 4, Vice-President 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Football 3,45 3. Annual Staff 4. ,Sy fa, 'vm 0,- sv ,naw-a-C ,V jg'-x i ', ff N , 'fy 5 , f , X 5 A Tfff, . 159 'T' '1!V'M,...,n.,.,. BARBARA ADKINS JOYCE llBar'bll F.H.A. 1,25 Tri-Hi-Y 1,25 Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 35 Science Club President 25 Marshal 3. LYNNE SHERRILL MARTIN Sherri F.H.A. 1,2, 3, Vice-President 1, Pianist 35 Science Club 25 Spanish Club 3, 4, Treasurer 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3,45Class Reporter 35 Marshal 35 Newspaper Typist 45 Annual Typist 45 Class Proph e t 45 May Court 4. JUDY LENORE MIDDLETON ll-yudyll f 'wp-w X F. H.A. 1, 2, 35 Science Club 25 Tri-I-Ii-Y 1, 2, 3,4 ,gwnshp Y' Monogram Club 3,45 Cheerleader 2, 3,45 Glee Club K5 s 1, 2,,3,45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Homecoming Queen 1 W' May Court 4. PAULA ELAINE RICHARDSON '-pO11,,-- RALPH JULIUS VADEN F. H. A. 1, 2, 35 Student Council 45 Science C lub 25 Little Sm-T Glee Club 2, spanish Club 3,45 Maid of Honor 35 Science Club 25 Monogram Club 3,45 C122 Club 1, Homecoming Candidate 45 May Court 4. 2, 3, 45 Hi'Y 1, 2, 35 Baseball 1, 3,4- .5 f eff wi 5 gk, 3 nm lr ff' RX WML' iff - xy. '- A7 . 159 ,.t-w fu, fi ara-fa, , -fa. llfyfyf? 4' 1, if 1' 5, 1521 47 I WILLIAM FRANCIS WESTON HERMAN MILTON VIA nBiHn PiQg1E Science Club 2, Glee C lub 1, 2,1-Ii-Y 1, 25 Baseball Spanish Club 3, 4, Science Club Pres ide nt 2, Glee Manage, 2, Club 1, 2, 3, 4,1-I1-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Tl-IOMAS MARSHALL WILLIAMS IITOIHII Student Council 3,4, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, Vice- President 4, I-Ii-Y Reporter 2, Secretary 3, President 4, Glee Club 2, Science Club 2, Football Manager 2, 3,45 Basketball M an ag e r 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4. Football 3, 4. NORMA GRAE SMITH Norma Spanish Club 2, 3, F.H.A. l,2, 3,45 Science Club 2 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 2, 3, ciee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, M Miss Mayodan High 2, Annual Staff 4, May Court 4 f fl ,, ,J - 4, 'QI' Q' dc f 9 f ,,, If K 1 , f hi , V? ffzf ,J 1 4 6 ,fic Lf, f.. L 5 i?,,,,, K 4 . , J 1, ,. , f I ,. ,pf If X ,f f ROY LEE WILLIAMS Lucky l-look Class President 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1, Treasurer 2, 3, Monogram Club 2, 3,451-Ii-Y 3,4, Officer 1, 2, Glee Club 4, Science Club 2, Beauty Pageant Usher 1, Baseball 1, 2, 4, Basketball 2, 4, Basketball Mana- ger 2, Football Manager 2. M?i?ifff, f - , I 439' -are-wo' 'W' iq' 'H-W PATRIC LA ANNE WILLIAMS ww WW' LOIS EVON COINS Annie Skinny F.H.A. 1, 2, President 3, Gle e Club 1, 2, 3,45 Tri- Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3,45 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2, Officer 3, Spanish Club Science Club 2, Monogram Club 3,4,Basl-cetball 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, Science Club 2, Annual 3,45 May Court 4. Staff Assistant Editor 4, May Court 4, FOYE FELICIA JOHNSON IIFOYQII F. I-I. A. 1, 2, Science Club 2, Gle e Club 1, 2, 3, 4, May Court 4. IT K GLORIA FRANCINE WOODS Gloria F. 1-l.A. 1, 2, 3, Office r 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Office r 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3,45 Spanish Club 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Science Club 2, Cheerleader 2, 3,45 Monogram Club 2, 3,45 Student Cotmcil 1, 2, 4, Annual Staff 4, May Court 4. 'ww Www' The experience of entering our Freshman year in MayodanHigh School seems some- what queer to us now, but glan cing back over those days, we recall experiences that were amusing, peculiar, and sometimes tragic. Those e x p e r i e n c e s linked together form the history of the class of 1959. Like all Freshmen, we were green -not just plain green, but a brilliant, glaring green. However, by avoiding the Seniors whenever possible, we managed to escape the fate that we had anticipated. Under the leadership of Mr. Atkinson and Mr. Stultz as our homeroom teachers, we finally pulled through that year, and looking on Fresh- man report cards for the last time, we considered ourselves Sophomores. As Sophomores we were more accustomed to the high sch ool schedule, but we yet did not know what it was all about, and left this grade wondering if we actually knew more than we did on e nte ring. We divided our time between trying to grasp English literature and just plain wondering what the teachers were talking about. Most of us were now participating in high school activities, and in the spring of that year, we ordered our class rings. T In the fall of 1957 we returne d to school to find that we were Juniors, not that it meant so much to us, but we had heard that we were supposed to accomplish something. This year may be truly called the awakening because we began to show signs of life. We awoke to the fact that we still had two years of high s ch ool, and that there were things to do-like studying. We shook off the ch ains of bashfulness and lack of confi- dence that had retarded us as Freshmen and Soph omore s, and began to enter other activities. One of the most glorious events of our I unior year was receiving our long- awaited class rings. We were co-sponsors with the P. T. A. in the annual I-I allow e e n Carnival held in the old gymnasituri. This event turned out to be a big success, through the help of Mrs. Irma Crews, our homeroom teacher. The grand finale of this year was our Junior-SeniorBanquet, which was held at the Robert E. Lee Hotel in Winston-Salem. An all-too-short three-month's v ac a tion, and we were back-Seniors! Being the oldest in the school, we naturally had to asstune roles of le ade rsh i p. As Seniors we realized that there was no hesitating and no W onde ring, we had to buckle down and make this year count. This required more study-a word some of us lmew little about. Until this year we didn't know whether the Senior privileges were a joke or a re ality, but after our much-enjoyed trip to the State Fair in Raleigh, we considered at least one privilege real. Our Senior year was comprised of study, extra activities, compiling the annual funder the faithful guidance of Miss Dosierj, the junior-Senior Banquet, and the memorable occasion of graduation. just four years-v aluable years! Years full of fun, work, and experiences! Soon some of us will enter again those awful portals of learning, not in awe or fear, but in the realization that we have completed part of our task and are setting our course for those to come. BRENDA GANN Historian ful JZMJ7 State of North Carolina County of Rockingham City of Mayodan We, the members of the Senior C la ss of Mayodan High School, on this thirty-first day of May, in the year nineteen hundred and fifty-nine, having completed our journey through the land of Knowledge, and having reached our long-awaited goal of graduation, find that we have acctmiulated a vast store of earthly treasures, and, in all respect to our heirs and friends, do declare this to be our last will and testament. SEC T ION I Article I: To Mr. Otis J. Stultz, we dedicate this ANCHOR of 1959, with the heart-felt hope that he will long remember us, not for all the things that we leave behind and not as a group, but as individuals. We wish, also, to express our appreciation for his leadership and kindness in helping to guide us through our high school days. SECTION II Article I: To Mr. E. F. Duncan, the past principal of Mayodan High School, we wish to leave our undying gratitude for all the many worthwhile things that he has done for us all through our years in school.. Article II: To Mr. J. C. Atkinson, our new high school principal in the West Rockingham Cities Administrative Unit, we leave our hope that he will continue to be an inspi- ration and a helpful, guiding friend to all who pass through the portals of dear old M. H. S. Article III: To our teachers, we leave our deepest appreciation and devotion, for with- out the ir help and guidance we would not have been able to continue onward suc- cessfully to graduation. SECTION III Article I: To the rising Seniors of 1959-1960, we leave our hope that they will treasure their Senior year and make the most of it. Article II: To the rising juniors, we wish to leave the advice to plan well all the activities that they may undertake during the coLu'se of the years. Article III: To the rising Sophomores, goes our sincere desire that they will continue to strive onw ard but will surmount any obstacle standing in the way of their success. Article IV: To the rising Freshmen, We leave the joy of being a high school student and enjoying all the privileges and activities that accompany these years. Make the most of your four best years in school. SECTION IV Article I: HAROLD DOSS and JACK CARDWELI. leave their ability in losing bookkeeping books to anyone who can find them. fu! WJZIZWJ7 Article II: JOHNNY ROBERTSON wishes to bequeath his quietness to Jane Young. Article III: To Darrell Allred goes ROY WILLIAMS's and ROGER WRAY's ability to get along with ALL the teachers. Article IV: GLORLA WOODS, PATTI CARDWELL, andNORMA SMITH will their wild college trips to Carole I-lodge. Article V: CAROLYN HOLT andJOAN GRAVLEY leave their chemistry classes at Madi- son to Joan Fox. Don't forget to come back to Mayodan, Joan. Article VI: To Kenneth Hopkins, goes KEN FARMER's and DARRY L GRAY's Day in Court. Article VII: PAULA RICHARDSON bequeaths her BLUSHES to Margie Tuggle. Don't get too embarrassed, Margie. Article VIII: GAIL HURD and BARBARA JOYCE leave their happy married life to Patsy Carter. Article IX: GILBERT JOHNSON and CI-IUCK BULLINS leave their firecrackers to Davis Baughn. Article X: WAYNE TI-IACKER and TOMMY WILLIAMS leave their Typing Errors to Judy Coleman. Try not to make as many mistakes as they did. Article XI: LINDA VADEN leaves her petite figure to Madie Williams. Article XII: To Jean Allen, goes EVON GOlNS's and JUDY MIDDLETON's love of Madi- son boys. Article XIII: To Re ub en Webb goes MILTON VIA's admiration of Raintree County. Please don't sing it too often. Article XIV: TYRONE BASS, GARY FOX, and WILLIAM WESTON will their favorite hangout to Leon Gatewood. Hope you can find it. Article XV: BETTY CARTER, ANNE WILLIAMS, and LEA BLACK leave their wonderful hours spent in bookkeeping to Michele Woods. Article XVI: ROBERT Cl-IANEY bequeaths his g e om etry grades to anyone who thinks they can make them. Article XVII: ToJune Baker goes BRENDA GANN's and JEANIE CASE's wild rush to get to physics. Article XVIII: FOYE JOHNSON and SHERRILL MARTIN leave their guitar and piano duets to Pam Turner and Brenda Easter. Article XIX: PRISCILLA GROGAN and CAROLYN GOARD leave their big secrets to Libby Adams with the hope that she can find out what they are. Article XX: To Ronald Bullins goes RALPH VADEN's, DUKE BAUGHN's, and HAROLD PORTIS's gentlemanly manners. Use them as much as they did. Article XXI: RODNEY YOUNG and JAVON PERDUE wish to b e que ath their talents to Tommy King, if he can find out what they are. Article XXII: RONNIE MCGHIN leaves his arguinents on Capital Punishment and Are All Men Created Equal to anyone who shares his belief. NANCY CASE Testatrix Witnesses: President: Rodney Yotmg Advisor: Miss Winifred Dosier Principal: Mr. J. C. Atkinson P As I sit in my office, before opening hour on this beautiful May day of 1969, I read an invitation to the graduation of a young friend, and I recall the day I graduated from Mayodan High School ten years ago. During the past ten years, my classmates have been quite successful. Why, NANCY CASE has really worked her way up since high school days. She was such a good reporter on the high school news that she is now Editor-in-Chief of the Madison Messenger. ' ROGER WRAY is Art Director for McCall's Magazine. Also, he has a very interesting hobby, collecting paper cup dispensers. WAYNE TI-IACKER, now co-owner of Mills-Thacker Super Market, has an excellent bookkeeper, HAROLD DOSS, Having given up nursing at Cone Memorial Hospital, CAROLYN I-IOLT is now devoting all her time to being a housewife and mother. Little Bert is quite a handful. Vlfho would have ever thought that GAIL I-IURD and her husband, Leon, would run a florist shop! I must admit, they have some of the most beautiful flowers in town, since Gail took a special course in flower arranging. DUKE BAUGI-IN, having inherited his grandfather's grocery st ore, now rides around in his Cadillac while his manager, GARY FOX, runs the store. GLORIA WOODS, PRISCILLA GROGAN, and LINDA VADEN are dazzling television audiences all over the world, singing under the name, The Royalets. TOMMY WILLIAMS is a sports newscaster for the CBS-TV Network in New York. His favorite cameraman is GILBERT JOHNSON. FOYE JOHNSON, although a housewife, also has a fine career as a beautician. Her husband is a bus driver, having plenty of experience from high school days at Madison. JUDY MIDDLETON and EVON GOINS are professional b as ke tb all players. Evon is sending her husband, Buster, through college. JAVON PERDUE is a technical engineer at Radio Station WMYN, where his wife is a disc jockey. JOAN GRAVLEY is the new chemistry teacher at West Rockingham ConsolidatedHigh p 0FJ 'f School. This is a surprising choice, since she was such a whiz in Spanish, not in chemistry. HAROLD PORTIS has gone into partnership with Tom Tuttle. Tuttle-Portis Chevrolet has been getting quite a bit of business from the Road Devils, as TYRONE BASS is a salesman there. LEA BLACK, BETTY CARTER, and PAULA RICHARDSON had atriple wedding three years ago, and the bridegrooms were those Joyce brothers. Polly is the proud mother of twins. Stonevi1le's population is increasing rapidly, it seems. MILTON VLA is now manager ofthe Mayo Theatre. His chiefushers are KEN FARMER and DARRYL GRAY. After finally passing his civil service examination, RODNEY YOUNG is a messenger boy for the Post Office in Mayodan. As the brains ofour class, BRENDA GANNhas reachedher goal. She is the first woman President of the United States. NORMA SMITH is a model for Seventeen, after having won the title, Miss North Carolina. RALPH VADEN, JOHNNY ROBERTSON, and WILLLALM WE S T ON are acrobats with the Big Top Circus. They are now appearing in Philadelphia. PATTI CARDWELL is a waitress at Craig's Diner. Fuzzy retired. JACK CARDWELL saddled up graduation night and has been a rootin'-tootin ' cow- boy ever since. His famous sidekick is ROBERT CHANEY. ANN WILLIAMS has become a dress de signe r in New York. Models for her latest design, The Sad Sac, are IEANIE CASE and CAROLYN COARD. ROY WILLIAMS is now a scie ntist and lives in Africa with RONNIE McGI-IIN as assistant. After playing the field for years, CHUCK BULLINS has finally married and se ttle d down in the Hawaiian Islands. Last of all, I, SHERRILL MARTIN, an interior d e c o r at or, must wake up now and take care of my customers! MOST STUDIOUS Nancy Case Rodney Young MOST DEPENDABLE Carolyn Holt Wayne Thacker MOST LIKEABLE Paula Richardson -Iavon Perdue Senior: .1 ,. .M ,N Q. LITTLE BITTY PRETTY ONE', BEST SPORTS Lea Black Harold Portis MOST ATTRACTIVE Patti C ardwell Roger Wray MOST ATHLETIC Judy Middleton Darryl Gray 41 X A' 6 ww- fiqf T if DQ ---far I M A.. ,fi Q, QLW gf-gxx Q f 5 A M W if f f f ff!!! 3 1 ' -Ny , -' ' , Mil-7.,.f.. ' T,g13j f few , ' w up QQ4 v ' ' M,-,xy . f f 4' -WS X A 361' ,5'1' Q H ,fftg f , ,Z 4 we ,. faith' I, ,- in vw? , wr 1 LA '59 Eh ,E 42 W' L JANE YOUNG PATSY CARTER President Vice-President fi ASQ' 75493 Q H f' is ll A ,sLff52gX JEAN ALLEN DARRELL ALLRED JUNE BAKER DAVE BAUGI-IN A Av. 4551-max t A ,ffrwv H BE C' , - 6 M f rl ! I 2, A, T A Lf fx A my 5, E, 6 '71 ,fx M Q AL ,f 'XG 'rn L 53 I fu? RONALD BULLINS BRENDA EASTER KENNETH HOPKINS CAROL I-IODGE o 159 s , , UQ ,vcr-5 51:-fr L ,115 5 , X, LIBBY ADAMS JUDY COLEMAN Secretary Treasurer PAMELA TURNER LEON GATEWOOD 51i '5fQ' f 1? 3 ' , sf 1' ffm ,gy - MA RGIE TUGGLE V 'Sr 5 Wfmm- ,M H 1,31 , ,W , 'EWS 2 fwr M A ffmisfs 4ffi5'f' fa b L fgqzjm Y f' 55,5 Wlml' TOMMY KLN G ' .J Ei ,M X MICHELE WOODS RUEBEN WEBB JOAN FOX S '59 SONDRA WILLIAMS President g JUDY EASTER TOMMY VIRGINIA MICHAEL JANICE TAYLOR BUDDY SMITH VAUGI-IN WELCH MARTIN on , 'E' I M .. I 'E W If 5 H 9'- C I 1-tag! x S f 5 I JUDY MORTON CALVIN ASI-IBY FAYE WILSON PETE ATKINS BONNIE HOUSTON WILLIAMS BOOTH 1, V Md?gli, JX i f x ff' ' i 'w fi ? . I v LINDA VIA ROGER SMITH LENNA VAUGI-IN SAMMY AUDREY SMITH FREDDY COLLINS SI-IELTON I if S '59 l,,,, LINDA SIMMONS Vice -President 5 ,S , 1, Fx 9 A m ffff' f M .Q M41 ,1 G 5 5. f A 5 c E 4' p Q 1 I nf 4 t K, . X J XII 1' f In U 5. if BRENDA BUDDY PAYNE JUDY SHEMO BERLIN GRIFFIN GATEWOOD DONNA AMOS JIMMY PENNY LEWIS WILLIAMS fn, z Q,- -s , L DONNIE TUTTLE DOROTHY ODELL CAROL MICHAEL BONNIE CREECI-I TIM I-IALEY I-IALEY HAWKINS DUGGINS GRIFFIN ,AIG JUDY GROGAN DOUGLAS WIGINGTON ,, K, N1 4 1. f vw, I WJ .A KATHY FOX gr. I . ' . fa 1' JOE SMITH K .1 V? I ' S '59 QB , 14,5 -4-2-' Tk ,wi JO ANN BROWN av- Secretary .Q P- Yr 1 A 3, is 1:71 1 fx K , A' 1 3? ' PETE VELMA GOINS BARKSDALE M' 1 4'f'5'5 Q., . f if 'f If Q ' f Q A I BOBBY LOUISE GOINS BLACKARD nz? , f a I 1 it ' ffl .f SAMMY CARTER BRENDA MOORE Treasurer fn? FARRELI. CARTER f A 55 , A 4,A , ' X hw N X .411 ,gf L -W, cf M ,NS 4 f xg f 19 SONNY EULISS 'wiv' IQ, . 'C' DARLENE SIZEMORE Se Cretary-Tre asurer Iv ' EP, ,, 1 Q f ,I :S f 7 1 GAY LE GIB SON Re porter D PATSY YATES NORMA JEAN HILL BUTCH JOYCE ANNA JOYCE DORINDA BLACK ,pfv- .. Y ff nw 3 -P '36 .gnu- MARY LEE EULL1NS PATSY DUGGINS DONNY JOYCE MELISSA CREWS JUDY ROBERTSON ' J, ir H 'Blur Q , ' ' if? if jf A A T XFX ? . I mv- at X I fr' 3 'T .qw ' , ,is -rw-A f fix SX , A mg - ' X L, .Y f' Na N SAUNDRA JOHNSON BARBARA EASTER TONY LAWSON NANCY JOHNSON YVONNE DALTON -2? ,. . FRANKIE VERNON Q M F' LINDA CANUS 7? Q, A 'E T J f' A W 552 BARI-IAM MARTIN ,, A 'Q' f f W :fs 'fvwga E39-ol, n .f S PATSY CHANEY 5:-E C A M 9, -- SANDRA NORRIS tw , E' E... ,I i ff, ' T - A TEE ,QS T... ,E .-.E ,S Q , 5, E- . :W Q, DOYLE MARLEY v ,LX f V Wx I CAROLYN GRAVELX P ff Q54 ff D1X1ON TALLEY 3 f W ,Z L ' A 7 L jf L.LS... if E ' 7 fr. T :ff -,N KAYE MA RTIN WALTER STEVENS 2 -uv 5 VQQVM kfwx Nw WM goalie!! A 'RYA 'F Q ,,eEk1.fff -li A Mica? W .l -. D' i- at M 'H un? Y . 9 x-xi Min 5 1 5 ,V X K si, K 'F lea 4 ' M' '- , M 'D l ' J 4 gf ., f c L ' 2' ,, Front Row, Left to Right: Cf. Johnson, M. Via, D. Gray, R. Chaney, H. Portis, R. Wray, K. Hopkins, D. Allred, D. Gatewood. Second Row: Coach J. C. Atkinson, S. Carter, S. Collins, P. Barksdale, T. I-Ialey, P. Atkins, B. Myers, T. Vaughn, F. Carter, S. Hawkins, H. Perdue fCoachj. Third Row: T. Williams QManagerJ, F. Shelton, B. Joyce, G. Welch, D. Joyce, T. Lawson, C. Doss, D. Baughn fManage1-J, R. Young QManagerJ. 5- f an-U fr' MR. J. C. ATKINSCN DARRYL GRAY and KEN FARMER Coach Co-Captains Mayodan Mayodan Mayodan Mayodan Mayodan Mayodan Mayodan Mayodan Mayodan Won5 ...... w- 5 Left to Right: Ken Hopkins, Tim Haley, Milton Via, F arre 11 Carter Robert Chaney, Pete Atkins, Harold Portis, Donny Joyce Darryl Gray, Gllbert Johnson Dan Gatewood O. . . . . . Pilot Mountain . . Stoneville . . . . . . Pilot Sandy Ridge . . . Madison Walnut Cove . . . . Sumner . Walkertown Kernersville .Tied 1 .......... Lost 3 ,QJ7 JB , ' 'S 'a mi -E T? if 1 E 4? 3 I KENNETH HOPKINS Left Halfback , . f fm , M 'cf 'X . ' 'Y' ,. i ff' L 4. Trp EE V- I, W 44015411 Plaqau ,- ,f- X i W, My L ,TE , E 'f ' , 1 aff if 'E if A-4 J- ' V HAROLD PORTIS Fullb ack 'z wwf? H ,Q , ,W T 4.,x4',,L , 'N ' xx! ,, 1 i g ?g5'gE'H ff R ,X T ,.-E-P f KEN FARMER -A Right Halfback ' P ' 1 ,, A if-, DARRYL GRAY Quarterback . '. fx, x , if , at T I ROBERT CHANEY ' ,ar 'G Right Guard T l SP , 'id' FARRELL CARTER 'V A T Q Quarterback an-,mai fl 3' 3,9 ig . TIM HALEY , ' V Right End . g E5 ROGER WRAY H LEONLE21EEOOD 5 if ,S .4 Right Guard , Q W? 5 Vt gg 3 if N a E I ss 1 5? Zh L 3 1 E M 1 DONNY JOYCE MILTON VIA 'A TOMMY VAUOHN Center Right Tackle ,ug Right I-Ialfback GILBERT JOHNSON Le ft Guard L4aa2Jall Phqm 17 S, 124' H 'Q , L qy if F T' 59 K V V X X 1 I5 Tv X fr ,f'. X ' A in S ' A- A 'H 'rm f ,J 3 SAMMY CARTER V ' ' Left Tackle PETE BARKSDALE ' Right Tackle ,Aj Q3 CARY WELCH Center DARRYL ALLRED Left Halfback gait IL f J. M ,ary A .L , Q ' ,mf gii?-.-wmif'g ' 2 '-:' - , M ,Q Y ,Y A X ,Rf M-eff . 1 al X V, f 1 ff A BUTCH JOYCE f fl f Y Right Guard SONNY HAWKIN S 3 ik Left Guard A E SAMMY COLLINS Right End Alu K? ,V ix ,A L Y 'L E x s' W A S 5 TONY LAWSON 1 Left Halfb ack F REDDY SI-IELTON Fullb ack A 1 .X .N I I N', - xl' E l 5 .W BUDDY JOE MYERS f PETE ATKINS Y W' . Left End Left Tackle I I .1 CHARLES DOSS F ullback 4 elf ' .Queen Knew PATSY CARTER Af ' 6 Saundra johnson, Frcshmam Judy Shemo, Sophomoreg Patsy Carter, juniorg Paula Richardson, Senior 0,118 4' if 5 'Vx 'mf 2,5 wa, lu. ,K yn, , S. N NWQ-ap '- 'v,'m,.f 'M-di ' ,ww rv ' - N W W Q ,:4'm iu Q, My .X Left to Right: Evon Goins, Pat Carter Lea Black Jud M'dd1 , , y 1 eton, Sandy Norris, Melissa Crews Aud ' , rey Sm1th, Brenda Gatewood, Velma Goins, jane Young, Donna Amos, Carol Hodge, Kathy Fox, Gayle Gibson. Margie Tuggle, Judy Shemo, Gail Hurd. . uf ,'f-'Aw' 7 ., 1 7 A .f,,'y w,,., , ' NV, no f ', vi vnu WMNLWM, r my -it ,, .., - if J Quia' 4124! '7eam. X LEA BLACK GAIL I-IURD JUDY MIDDLETON PAT CARTER MARGIE TUGGLE EVON COINS Gow eqafauzd M I V' Gail Hurd, Coach Atkinson, Margie Tuggle Judy Shemo LEA BLACK Forward JUDY MIDDLETON Forward MARGIE TUGGLE Guard GAIL I-IURD Forw ard EVON GOINS Guard VELMA GGINS Guard Muff' B New WI' 'S ,fr hx,-Q fy Q mqx nys, J f- V. . , . y f . rf 4, f X J If -f an 11 +1 Left to Right: Tom Williams, Farrell Carter, Tommy King, Dave Baughn, Harold Portis Tim Haley, Darryl Gray, Roy Williams, Buddy joe Myers, Tommy Vaughn. Chuck Bullins, Ken Farmer. goqfi' '7eam. Sf Xi 4, f X 4 Mayodan Mayodan Mayodan Mayodan Mayodan Mayodan Mayodan Mayodan Mayodan Mayodan Mayodan 35 .... 74 .... 65 .... 34 .... 62 .... 31 4 4 5 4 5 Harold Doss, Chuck Bullins, Tim Haley, Ken Farmer, Darryl Gray. . . . Oak Ridge . . . . Pine Hall . . . . Bethany - - - . Bethany . . . Pine Hall . . . Stoneville . . . . . .Ruffin . . . .Madison . . .Wentworth . . .Oak Ridge . . . . . .Ruffin 43 57 44 22 29 38 42 36 32 35 45 ff 4 M TOM WILLIAMS HAROLD DOSS Left Forward DARRYL GRAY Right Forward TIM HALEY Center ROY WILLIA.MS Left Forward TYRONE BASS Center TOMMY VAUGI-IN Left Guard Bays' B CHUCK BULLINS Le ft Guard KEN FARMER Right Guard HAROLD PORTIS Le ft Forward FERRELL CARTER Right Guard TOMMY KING Center GAYLE GIBSON ' LEA BLACK Alternate , Chief ul-P JUDY MIDDLETON GLORIA WOODS - PATTI CARDWELL BRENDA EASTER I BRENDA MOORE DIANNE WOODS Buda!! WV fl N ff 57 R y 9 ,ms l ,,s,y ,gffl ff 1 y kj ii R s 'X 5 4 r Mlzll ' sl,3X'Ull1. A Y Mui? ,L .M First Row Left to Right: Tom Williams, Ken Farmer, Ronnie McGhin, Buddy Payne, Sammy Collins Q Second Row: Charles Doss, Ralph Vaden, Punk Doss, Tim Haley, Darryl Gray, Tyrone Bass, Sammy Carter. Mayodan Mayodan Mayodan Mayodan Mayodan Mayodan Mayodan Mayodan 2 6 7 .... 10 3 5 5 7 .... Player D. Gray U. Weston K. Farmer T. Bass R. Vaden J. Cardwell T. Haley H. Doss R. McGhin T. Williams T. Vaughn J. Robertson G. Moore W. Hatcher Farmer: Williams: Gray: . . . .Bethany . . . . . Ruffin . . . . Stoneville . . . . Bethany . . . Madison .. Wentworth . . . Madison . . . .Wentworth BATTING AVERAGES H. B. A. 13 . 500 11 . 478 8 . 333 7 . 280 3 . 272 1 . 250 4 .245 5 . 192 4 . 160 2 . 090 0 . 000 0 . 000 0 .000 0 . O00 PITCHING RECORDS 7 2 7 11 2 6 2 2 Won 45 Lost 0 Innings Pitched 33 Runs 11 Earned Runs 2 Won 15 Lost 3 Innings Pitched Q21 1131 Runs l 1 Earned Runs 8 Won 05 Lost O Innings Pitched 273 Runs 1 Earned Runs 0 MAN AGE RS 1 . 41,1 Y llill M mm . , Mm lalllll ! SAMMY CARTER Cl-IARLES DOSS f R li ,Q 1 Banda!! s w :f 5? A K ZLL -' A e 0 , K S 5 U. 'Z Xxx ff' ' K Ml V X if ,za k ll I , X 5307 ki 3 A S ' - in 5 TOM WILLIAMS If I X Qi Pitcher ' YY 'X il E1 HAROLD DOSS X , Left Field A 1 A Y, I Z7 ' A Y L 1 3 it A Xi, J N, , RANK X - WM I i sk ,, r 'X f' - 1 :V ' . E - ' li ', f K' ' S' -1 Magid, 'A ta -..-1 i ffxv r I RONNIE MCGHLN DARRYL GRAY Sh ortstop f Third Base E Q - - f 7 uty KEN FARMER A 3 Pitcher , jst if K ,II 1, A xi? ' f cgi 335 N. Il-r f ff! if 'T Q Q V- ., 1 'A' Si 3 xv X RALPH VADEN 1 Right Field Q I 4' TYRONE BASS Center Field --.. SAMMY COLLINS BUDDY PAYNE Center Field Catcher I - , W' .1 TIM I-IALEY First Base Q s...,.f 4 'Y fx x 'LV , ,- ', 4 :,, ' .- X 'V + 5- V ...J 21 f f' A :Q A 'a -1 afw' X 5 Q fy PAULA RICHARDSON ,I g 'lnwv-' ww. SI-IERRILL MARTIN wwf. V . JUDY M IDDLETON May eawdf B REN DA CANN CAROLYN HOLT M ay Que en CSAIL HURD NANCY CASE 'I-'EP 4 ':r- PRISCILLA GROGAN 417 PATTI CARDWELL May Gam! Qu-vi 147 xfwnr ' JEANIE CASE LEA BLACK .av '?.,.,, GLORIA WOODS ---uw BETTY CARTER JUDY COLEMAN Maid of Honor CU! ,J wand '13 EVON Goms LINDA VADEN NORMA SMITH 'wr' ' ANN WILLIAMS CA ROLYN HOLT '58 BRENDA GANN NANCY CASE LEA BLACK Chief SHERRILL MARTIN Bwubf Piqua! .RUM N . : .K N J . . 54, ..., ,uv-f., ,aus v... ' ' w 7 Y x 1' f 3 3 .. ,Hx ' fe f 'f '-ab., W MILDRED WHITE Miss Mayodan High V-rf ' Ivy 'P init' y Y ,550 ' Q Q. 5:- A11 l .75 ' f16 .eA 4- , . f I r fa- ?'65m AF 'E' LEA BLACK Second Runner-up X GLORIA WOODS First Runner-up Sfafenle nw-fw A' RONNIE MCGI-IIN ............................. President LOUISE COINS ............... ............. S ecretary DAVE BAUGI-IN .... .... V ice-President CAROLYN HOLT .... ..., T reasurer M GM - 3 ?i1i A A I . LEA BLACK ................................., President PATSY CARTER ............................ Secretary TOMMY WILLIAMS .... .... V ice-President PATTI CARDWELL .... - - - Treasurer 741- Jlz- Zf v I 1 l BETTY CARTER ............................. President IO ANN BROWN ............................. Chaplain ' GAIL I-IURD ......... .... V ice -President LINDA VADEN ..... . . .Sergeant at Arms BONNIE WILLIAMS .... ..... S ecretary JUDY MIDDLETON. . . ....... Reporter I JEAN ALLEN ........ ..... T re asurer 1 Ja-if TOMMY WILLIAMS .......................... President RONNIE MCGI-IIN ............................ Treasurer ROGER WRAY ......................... Vice-President RODNEY YOUNG .... .... S ergeant at Arms I DARRYL GRAY .... ....... S ecretary Gini HQ'-we DARRYL GRAY ............................. President GLORIA WOODS ..................... Secretary-Treasurer CAROLYN HOLT. . . . . .Vice-President Science glad, GARY WELCH .............................. President I-IALE HAWKINS ,...................,.... . ,... Secretary RANSOM COINS .... . . .Vice -President Wulww JI PATSY CARTER ..... ..................... LOUISE COINS .... LIBBY ADAMS ........ YVONNE DALTON. JOAN Fox ........ mi' w. . . . . .Vice- President President Secretary Treasurer Historian Uffweu ,ww- H' .--'Y Sf'-W4 1 ET! -... X f A In W4 K 'A WAwA.,W..., ,,,,,,,,.,4 fWwf xml- 1 V . . .,,,, og A ,,,... 'ov -'QF' ,I K, . el QQ M, 3 -www V,.v, W,l SX K X A mf 4 f . I 5 f N. H xv lxixu- XA XY, K , 44. xx X , ,z ,K -M '.. ' - 1 . Y jj' 02 W' L., . gm ew , .Q ,....4n 63- 2. 14. qdinnwo at WW W wi V. MAYO BUNDY Superintendent J N C N4 ..,M.A.,U. .. , Boaaiafg ' 4 Q fx WM ff'.s7'3f f,,.5'h Q 1iWi,'3?2 .IM . gfm-M W w.1.1'wf'!,f- e S Is., fm K-H-:Il ... f at 797. QM 1.41252 at x . ff ff . W V ., 'ww TW! CZ, Dontzld B. Stillwell, jr. , Se crct aryg Dalton L. McMichael, Chairman5 W. Cantey johnsong john W. Carterg Ben F Archer. Advisory Staff: Mr. Fred Poolcg Mr. joe H. Smith5 Mr. A. W. Webster5 Mr. W. S. Smithg Mrs. Irene Vaughn . X ? gm X iici-2-525253 MEMORIES As you come to the end of a iourney That soon will be memory lane, You're leaving golden days behind That will never come again. You sadly leave the portals, Where there's been born a dream Which will ever keep you pressing on To follow, follow the gleam. And the paths of life is before you, Luring and bidding you on. And you must go to take your place In the future that you have won. Farewell to joys of high school days, From these you now depart. Although you go, the memories will live Forever in your heart. WASHINGTON MILLS COMPANY Home of MAYO SPR UCE Underwear-Sportswear-SIeepwear Mayodan, North Carolina Y X kwigi c 4 .. ., -:- a -1?',' .s GT - f I 4. , - ' :I ' I ' M I. fier- X I H , 1.1 . fr ... -41 I -vw.. , A Compliments of MERRY MAID Foundations - Lingerie GEM DANDY Men's Belts - Braces - Ties GEM-DANDY, INC. Madison, North Carolina H. J. WILLIAMS AND SONS SE ALTE ST Distributors Compl iments of Best Wishes HOWELL'S GROCERY NEW BRICK WAREHOUSE LeaksviIIe, North Carolina Mayodan, North Carolina I I Madison, North Carolina BANK OF MAYODAN Z -A,i'.'.A. l. ip. y Q T23 - 33 Y A e All 5. .3 . Member of F. D. I .C. I Moyoclon, North Ccrolino Compliments Seniors MAY0 DEPARTMENT FURNITURE MART STURE Appliances - Furniture phone 483 Moyodon. North Corolino Phone 793 I - - -D - ' Moyodon, North Carolina LEFTY'S GRILL 81 BILLIARDS GANT OIL COMPANY Phone 9076 Roy Holcomb, mgr. Main Street Phone 995i Moyodcn, North Carolina Highway 220 I ,ff-Q53 f - X f Iifffff BRICK I ' I hI ' Ei,:fI22fIIfI'I'QSOfIIfII ills PI NE HAI-I ,O BRICK AND PIPE coIsIE SPORTING foMPANY i S o F -C B ' k I Vifriiiegcgloy orinoonrroiodroifs I CCIII Long Disfonce - Ask Opr. For Greensboro, Norrr' CoroIrno Winston-SoIemr?I:IElIFC.IE. -PArI4 4-833I I PLANT ' ' k Modison 766 fza.Z?1.4zZ1,2mJ any To The GRADUATES O:e1vzfI1a,fI::.eI TowN Poous FURNITURE OF MAYoDAN COMPANY r. .T rr .- . u l' - 3 If- ' . I I Phone 357 3, . 'A ' lr rr I Moyodcln, North Corolino . 'I-IT -ITU' I I RAY FUNERAL HOME Phone 28I Madison , North Carolina Compliments of GULF DISTRIBUTORS Madison, North Carolina Congratulations, Seniors BAUGHN'S DEPARTMENT STORE Phone 489 Mayodan , North Carol ina Nationally Advertised Ladies' Apparel FASHION SHOP Phone 9094 Madison, North Carolina KALLA our co., INC. Esso Distributors Phone 9653 Madison , North Carol ina H .C . Kal Iam and Donald Stephens Madison, North Caro ina if . -'M ' --A .. Sy 'z.,,,,e,m X .. V mf mf lisl x ii u UNI A. EIT 'J 5 gl l I 'lib' X ..--I, wi Con ratula ions, eniors Y 81 W FARM CENTER COCA-COLA BCJTTLING COMPANY Phone 340 Mayodan, North Carolina Phone 9017 P . O . Box 48 Madison, North Carolina HOLCOlViB'S USED CARS Day Phone 9090 Highway 220 Night Phone 9686 . Wm l , A . JOHNNY'S RESTAURANT Jfdmqi Best Food in Town Madison, North Carolina SEALTEST DAIRY BAR Madison, North Carol ina LAWSON'S FURNITURE COMPANY Quality Furniture Phone 815 Mayodan, North Carolina Best Wishes Q0 LEE'S SELF SERVICE ef . Ati, JC xi TLQS , K 1 Compliments of IVIAYODAN DRY CLEANERS Send your dry cleaning to us. Mayodan , North Carol ina Madison, North Carolina Complimenrs of WES'I END GRILL Q Noel Flat Atkins ' Sealtest Ice Cream and Milk BAR'B-Q Sandwiches of All Kinds Highway 220 Phone I37 Madison, North Carolina Mayodan, North Carolina IVIAYODAN SODA SHOP MAYODAN ESSO SERV: CENTER Soda Fountain . Candies A ' R d I , Junior and Kennon Griffin l , 'I Mayodon' North Corolmo Phone 377 , Mayodan, North Carolina Freddie Vernon Phone 9052 Congratulations, Seniors CREW S IVIARKEI' BAILEY'S BODY SHOP Milton Baile IVI EA IS Mad I Y I2O A d S VE B E Q I' ES Madisonfclhliirihi Czjjltina Mayodan, North Carolina Best Wishes Compliments YATES lVlAYODAN FIRE DEPT. HATCHERY Compliments of Mayodan, North Carolina PU RGASON FURNITURE at APPLIANCES NU'5UPPLY Furniture for the Home Dry Goods and Remnant Philco Sales and Service Phone 770 Phone 9206 Mayodan, North Carolina Mayodan , North Carol ina ESPIE Jovcr WMYN 500 Watts l420 Kilocycles Q Q Music STUDEBAKER ef Music TRUCKS AND CARS Music Phone 372 Phone 9207 H'9hWG7 704 Mayodan, North Carolina LLOYD'S CASH NlAYODAN JEWELRY COMPANY WHOLESALE COMPANY Agent for Eshelman Red Rose Feeds 81 Robin Hood Flour Groceries-Specialties Wholesale Phone 9290 Madison, North Carolina Mayodan, North Carolina GROGAN'S COURT AND RESTAURANT Best of Luck C. P. 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