Morehead High School - Carillon Yearbook (Eden, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1958 volume:

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Vw Ng, ., .N .Syn --q-iq As the Murelwad Carillon pozils throughout thc community, so tliv in- lluenrc of the school itstill' is fcilt in every facet of community litkx Tho school and the community arv not isn- lateid groups. but arc' intCi'i'Qlatcrcl, Thv every happening of one aflects thv other so that as the community providvs for the life ol' the school, it receives in rc- turn a Constant stream ol' both cultural and material bone-Hts, The Carillon i spirit of thc' sclitml - is evor pre-sent when wc, thc stuclcrnts. ine-Qt thc Community, JANIF MAc'IsixAc , Editin- EVERETTE DUNN JIMMY WALKER Business Manage-rs TITUS ALLEN Student Plitmttimztpvi' , Pictured above is a rare pause in the busy schedule of the 1957 Science Fair. Below: An evening sewing class, sponsored by the school and taught by members of its faculty. ,MMA GL common inferedf we Refreshincnts am served to guests at Open House by inmnhws ol' thc Future Homomakc-rs of AI11l'I'1C'Zl. Industrialisi J. M, Mm'ehead and Governor Luther Hodges admire the procla mation prvsenled by Supcrintendeint Juhn M. Hough, changing The name of Tri City High School to John Motley Morehead, - Ifflgef Young Morehead scholars learn the essentials of research and the pleasure of good reading in the well- equipped library. Joan Overby. an honor student, prepares her day's home-work. .-.5- n larelaara fion ZW ffm Kilim . . . ture vocation as meat cutter in a local grocery market Business sludcrits, iyping their exercises, look to a Career in the business field. Mac' Washburn, a D. E. student, practiccs his fu- Hlgh school students enjoy the Rainbow-Demolay Christmas Dance at the new Meadow Greens Country Club. Below: The crowded stands at the Morehead Stadium stand at attention for the national anthem led by the school band. and . . . in iuing fine larefienf . The basketball season at Morehead is perhaps the athletic highlight of the year. The two boys' teams and the girls' team provide many hours of fun and excitement for the students and sports enthusiasts. A group of teen-ageis enjoy an after game party DEDICATIQN To you, Mr. Voigt F. Morgan, we, the seniors of 1958, dedicate this yearls CARILLON. There are many reasons why we selected you for this honor. From the time as sophomores struggling through biology to the time as seniors ploughing through chemistry, students can be sure that you are out to learn them something! If the lesson to be taught is not biology or chemistry, it is the value of a college education, or the do's and don'ts of social conduct! You are famous for your tangy statements which have the power to enliven any class or club meeting. Over and above your classroom work, you are the advisor of the Science Club: take charge ol' the buses and bus driversg direct the senior play, head the science departmentg stage the Science Fairg back all athletic activities, help sponsor the Youth Family Life Council, and you are everybody's friend! But why go on forever? We all know you, Mr. Morgan, and our lives are better for having worked with you! ports. In his capacity as HdV1SO1 to the bus drivers, M1 Moiffan assists in filling out monthly ie Martha Stephens adjusts laboratory apparatus under the watchful eye of Mr, Mor- gan. Mr. Morgan and his colleagues map out plans for the 1958 Science Fair. Members of the senior play committee are assisted by their director in choosing a script. --ll.'- ADMINISTRATIGN Faculty members do far more than their reg- ularly scheduled classes. They chaperone our par- ties, sponsor our clubs, direct our plays, and do about a thousand and one other things for us -the students! For this constant service their material rewards are few, but they have psychic income aplenty. The tea put on by the Woman's Club is a ges- ture of friendliness to new teachers and a re- newed welcome for those returning for another year of service. The efforts of the members of our staff are obvious- ly appreciated by every- one. There are also on our staff those who do everything from cook- ing our lunches to man- aging the library. Mrs. ..12Q Banks, our School Sec- retary, is one of those persons who aid every- one - students and fac- ulty alike! Her indefa- tigable efforts get peo- ple located, reports made promptly, stencils cut, transcripts sent, and numerous other big and little problems solved. The perfection sought by our teachers, along with their helpful and interested attitude to- ward students, has prov- ed to be a profitable and an enjoyable com- bination. R. I. Smith, Jr., Harry Davis, J. Melvin Moore, John Hough, Superi1z,te1Lde'nt. Dalles E. Gwynn, Zell Ford, Chairman, Thomas M. Kirkpatrick, Jr., and Welsford Bishopric. ADMINISTRATICDN Wendell Newlin Russell Byrd Principal Supervisor 'bk ' David Aiken Mis. Evelyn Banks Raleigh Biggerstaff Miss Charlotte Burgess Textiles School Secretary English Business Douglas Compton Dislributive Educaticm Miss Elizabeth Dixon Home Economics Mrs, Sarah Dininny Mrs. Elizabeth Dunn Mrs, Sara Ferguson Robert Fleming Mrztlzematzcs Crlfetericl Mcuzfzger Suviul Studies Music Mrs. Evelyn Fleming L1 li rn rid ll Miss Ellen Fronch William Fulcher Allcin Hancock Foreign Languages Scievlce Carpentry J. C. Honcycult Social Studies Mrs. Minnie HlI1lLll'Hl1lJl-ll English. Guidance Miss Peggy Hornc-1' Buslrzcss Mrs. Julia Ivic Mrs. Faye Kirks Mrs, Doi-Iutl1y Loan English Voc, Sc-lmul Sec-v'ct.ary Bzzszness Mrs, Dorothy Matthews Voigt Morgan Odell Nassar Lewis Parrish nglish, Foreign Language Science Business Raymond Rhodes Social Studies, P. E. Mott Price Social Studies Henry Rahn Voc. School Principal Diversified Occupatioizis Miss Faye Roberts EH glish Science Gordon Siler Maclline Shop Bob Wilkes Mut.licmotic's Cl .ASSFS Our high school is one of the fortunate schools with a large number of courses available to all s t u d e n t s. From the sophomore through the senior year, we are able to choose courses for col- lege preparatory work, business training, and development of vocation- al skills. We have an opportunity to taste everything from Euclid's geometrical hypothesis to Shakespeare's Sir John Falstaff. The thorough instruction given has prepared many students for successful futures. ln many of these classes we lose the distinction between sophomore, jun- ior, and seniorg members of all three groups work together as one. -18? In many other cases these three classes work independently. Each has its own meetings, pro- jects, and socialsg and generally, each has its own study interests. Outside of school, there is nothing like a ball game, or a party to erase all class barriers and bring the whole school together. Though we are separated in many of our activities, times like these make us realize that we are part of a great school and not just a class. NQ:f2Mg,W:Q:f,11 ,Q , Q YQ '1!?5ffflf '- ' Beth Sugg calls at the E. W. Medbery home during the Senior Candy Sale. CI .ASSFL V-lil-Y my 'ez- W- ww 'Ml- aw, Y fiii? S fgggsz as VN iaswf .QQ A wgziiw 1 . i :qt fs 52--1 5 Q-M, W if aa .4 W, Q , gg' 'fl Suv A if Fi A ,ev 'I' ,114 fi 5 . -1-3,1 3,6 Nt , -4 fifty ,LN 'sf 1.3 ,K wk fw x 3 1 1' . ': few 1 X Q. -Nw .W wi . gf s ,H 3 'f:. Q .mlm gif' F . .... when Nmmww W E+ A JEAN ADKINS TITUS ALLEN SHIRLEY ALLRED JUDY AXSOM fs x.fYXC.. 'K xpfqA,g.xm,,., . . J x '-V-3 4 A ,. Jx., ,' 4'-Rf' ', ggxv aj -AJ Q xx sf-Ms -'-'-'--f'5 ' 'X 'g J , X fiv - ,ff All'-'l ,. 575 JJ'-il V p,,..,-,ng-Q--.,g54vfv-1 4 '- -- 'J F '-I--' , K1 1L,l..,,.. 3 J ,', ,.,uJ xyuf-f.,Ju 'JL xfk Q Y 'jk-JL by r 1.1 . .X J . I gi,-J f- .xv --4.4--sl-Tl.: bn 'Qu 'fx --gd... .mi -,J Q , X v' N, hx.. .J h A L- ,J sg. . 4,4 Zgl. 4 1 fzyi- C I .-.I ii SENIORS BOBBY BARRETT FRED BENSON PRISCILLA BERRY TOMMY BLACKWELL WILLIAM BOOKER ALICE BOWERS DOUG BOYTE JENE BREY JEAN BRYANT GARY BURNETT Best All Around JIMMY WALKER BETH SUGG MARIE BURNETTE KENNETH CAMPBEL NANCY CAMPBELL W. D. CARTER CLASS ,x .1-. Lx ,af , , .Vs-X I -in v I.. PATRICIA COCHRAN j1iH'1c1sA'9obN DON CASSELL GAIL CHANDLER BILLY CLARK KAY COCHRAN VIRGINIA CROWDER GLENDA DODSON MVAC is ann Ofif -rpm-nn... JIMMY DUGGINS EVERETTE DUNN KAY Most Intellectual LINDSAY PATTERSON JANIE MACISAAC DURHAM WILLIAM EARLES SENIOR JOHN EGGLESTON JOE EGGLESTO N RONALD FARGIS JANE GARRETT ALICE GEER EDNA GILLEY CLASS SHIRLEY GOVER MYRA GREER JANIS GILLEY HAZEL GAE GRIFFIN 9e'?F I JIMMY GOLDSTON JERENE GROGAN PENCIE GROGAN GEORGE HALL DELL HALL RUTH HALL Most School Spirited WYLIE HATCHER GLEN DA DODSON JACKIE HANDY JEAN HARRIS in RONALD HARRIS BARBARA HATCHER WYLIE HATCHRR JUDY HAWKINS CLASS SUNSHINE HAWKINS ANN HEFFINGER JEAN HILL PAT HOLLAND LORETTA HOLLIMAN FRANCES HOPKINS 4, GLENN HOPKINS ROY HORTON CAROL HOUCHINS MARIE HOWE .ol M 'v-lm.-sax Most Athletic JOHN EGGLESTON ANNE MARIE STULTZ SENIOR GEORGE HUBBARD PRISCILLA HYLER GERALD JEFFERSON JIMMY JOHNSON JACKIE JOHNSON NANCY LOU JOHNSON CLASS LEE KIRBY BARBARA KALLAM GLORIA KIRKS JUDY KNOWLES SYLVIA KING LOUISE LAWSON FRANCES LEWIS D in AWN? ORA LILLARD TOMMY LOVELL WAYNE MABE Best Looking A. G. SINGLETON HAZEL GAE GRIFFIN SENIOR JANIE MacISAAC DON MARLOWE H. D. MARTIN GLORIA MASSEY CLASS BOBBY MURPHY nnn.M MU! 'Wav-fa ' BOBBY MCKINNEY MARY MEADOWS MARIE MINTER RICHARD NANCE LORENE MOOREFIELD STEPHEN NELSON MARSH OAKLEY JOAN O Mcbst Talented WILLIAM RAGSDALE KAY DURHAM VERBY RAY PARRISH LINDSAY PA SENIOR CAR OL PRICE LILY RUTH PU ,, .V V mia wk L A k RHEGENIA PULLIAM WILLIAM RAGSDALE JIMMY RHABE BETTY RIDDLE CLASS WI RONNIE ROACH ANN ROBERTS BUDDY ROBERTS JESSE ROBERTS GARY ROBERSON NEAL ROBERTSON HENRY SANDERS DOUG SAUNDERS A. G. SINGLETON LIB SMITH Wittiest MARSHALL WOODS JEHRI SMITH JERRI SMITH NANCY SMITH MICKEY SNOW JUDY SNYDER MELBA SQUIRES JOAN STEGALL CLASS BILL STEIN WARREN STEPHENS RUBY STEWART ANNE MARIE STULTZ J. STULTZ BETH SUGG Q 'q Y 'IKM' RAYMOND THOMAS MELCA THOMPSON ALYCE TURNER Best Dressed JIMMY WALKER CAROL PRICE SYLVIA TURNER SENIOR HOMER VERNON KENNETH WADE JANICE WALL LAWRENCE WALKER JIMMY WALKER V,fj!Qfgf1f RITAVQVVAKF U 'I ' CLASS , , XZ! 5 ff ,JWW iff RALPH WARNER KAY WEAVER MARION WEBB NORMA WASHBURN BARBARA WHITTEN VIRGINIA WHITTEN SYLVIA WILKINSON ANNETTE WILLARD DARRELL WILSON Most Popular JOHN EGGLESTON BETH SUGG SENIOR MARSHALL WOODS SYLVIA WRAY THOMAS WRIGHT BETH YAGER CLASS Most DSDQHGOIDIS CURTIS MORGAN SUNSHINE HAWKINS DORIS YEATTS CAROL YOUNG GAIL YOUNG HOIVIER YOUNG is iw E1 M5 jf' if IUNIOR CLASS OFF CELEB Presififent . C'hzu'ia+s ? m'gg':1f4 Vivv-P:'cfe:ic'imxi Jew i'z'sw, sE SvCl'f+tary Lynn V5fm'SE2Q' YI Tr'v:zHur'v!' ?f'z':sfwwr Eizmwsl E N. D. Agee Hilda Allen Billy Almond Ann Bailey Philip Baker Anne Barksdale Brenda Barrett Nealy Barrett ii J UN ICR CLASS ....j1, . Brenda Barrow Ralph Barton Patsy Belcher Ronnie Bell Joe Benson Josephine Benson Gene Blackburn Norman Blackwell Ronnie Blackwell Lloyd Bolt Evon Booth Brenda Brame Thomas Carter Zoe Carter Barbara Cates Wayne Chilton Judy Collins Joan Covert Miko Coward Margurette Craft Donnie Craig Joe Crowder Isadora Davis Robert Dean 5L , g :: ,JA '45 Thomas Brame Joe Brumbeloe Gloria Bryant Judy Bryant Peggy Burkes Virginia Burkes Joyce Brincefield Frank Campbell JUNICDR ggi: wg wi 1: . 'KW , ,42- Sandra DeHart Harold Denny Carolyn Dillion Lewis Dishmon Virginia Dishrnon Peggy Dodson Pliil Duke Robert Dunivant CLASS K i Jimmy Dyer Sandra Earps Becky Edens Shirley Edwards Linda Epperly Buddy Evans Nelda Evans Jeanette Fagge Charles Ferguson Tex Flinchum Mike Foster Fred Funderburk Jimmy Harrington Frank Harris Gerald Harris Cornelia Harvey Beth Hoback Patsy Holland Ola Mae Hopkins Mary Howlett Justine Hundley Linda Hundley Billy Hyler Morris Janney D. C. Gilley Elaine Gilley Norma Grifnn Betty Hailey Frances Hairfield Clyde Hall June Handy Phyllis Hankins JUNIOR Mary Frances Jarrett Stella Jefferson Marvin Jeffries Billy Johnson Martha Johnson Lynda Johnston Carol Jones Henrietta Jones CLASS 'I . J A x LN ,I A , . W, - EQ N - 1, an Q '-Q J, J 21 iv:::::'s. Pg J J My feirrif i Q5 rr. .2-xiiii, ' M Richard Jones Doris Joyce Francis Joyce Larry Joyce Wade Joyce Danny King George Kingston Kenneth Kirkman Patsy LaMar Carol Land Fred Law Kenneth Loc Judy Matherly Ann Matthews Gary Meeks Jackie Mitchell Ronnie Mode Henry Montgomery Jackie Moore Gene Mullis Henry Murphy Linda Murphy Tommy Murray Floyd McCulloch Bryant Lemons Jean Lester Barbara Light Dewey Long Alice Mabe Judy Mabes Shirley Maness Mike Martin JUNICDR Agnes McDaniel Beckie McGuire Pat New Arnold Newman Carolyn Newman Rosemary Newman Linda Overby Flavia Pace CLASS Rose Parrish Linda Patterson Bobby Powell Brenda Powell Dick Powell Judy Powell Larry Powell Bill Price Frances Price Janice Pyron Gloria Ratliff Peggy Ratliff Glenda Rorrer John Rothrock Jack Shelton Ann Shockley Aaron Shough Wayne Shropshire Bill Shumaker Cecil Slayton Henry Smith Larry Smith Norma Smith Patsy Smith Carl Rhodes Sammy Rhodes Betty Rickman Maude Roach Marvin Robinson Kenneth Rodd Edith Rodgers Phyllis Rodgers J UN ICR 'Zi Cynthia Stanley Gene Stanley Nancy Stearns Glenda Stegall Martha Stephens Myrna Stephens Billy Stephenson Carolyn Stratton CLASS .wg . -liwx. 55? use - Carlton Stewart Jerry Sumner Betty Swindell Betty Swinney Glenda Taylor Carolyn Teague Judy Thompson Eldridge Trent Shirley Troxler Linda Voss Albert Wade Jerry Wade ws..-,, Priseella Williams Abe Wilson Mary Ann Wilson Virginia Wilson Harry Wood Homer Wood Vernell Wood Lynn Wortham Bobby Wray Florence Wright James Yarborough Grant Young JUNICDR CLASS Mack Walker Robert Walker Bill Wall Richard Warner Brenda Warren Gloria Washburn Carolyn Weadon Bobby Whitt vs.-6 13.15 T5 O- vvwvy mm... I. S 35? N 4 .X Wrsifi xt! XX iw: ' ,MQ N w - - ::f. I S, 2 ,fm A 55.9. , ww, Tommy Allen J. R. Amburn Marie Bailey Leslie Baliles Shelby Barker Nancy Barrett Douglas Barton Henrietta Barron Larry Benson Charles Boulding Jack Brammer Neva Brown Romona Bryant Jerry Buckner Philip Burgess Dot Burnette Donald Campbell Melvin Campbell at -A 1 C im' E by as in-.v 5, R SCDPI-IOMQRF Cl .ASS r 4 nv, vu H -f' U G. I : 2 t we if X 22. W' -W1 fi V, . . 'W ,i at 5 . . .,.: xi., My X2 f 1? ' v . 'Axim I I' ,fe H , ,- Q., EE, ... in A 'Mfr wffil' Hgyjy ,.. .gm we-:r fii 'X 1 ' X. it -, i QQ, wi' 'ig' , U-2 X K. 'Agia kms : 1 5,-ggi .Sl ' -I 21 ' 4 H ...... , M' g V vii' - A N ' H .... tit: jf h g Q so 1' ' ' 'X ' ' at 3'-fr 'vvzi vgfftf' ur, gf- 11, .. 4 H ,mi I r f 'Duo- I I, v Rebecca Carter Wesley Chambers Patsy Chatham Joe Cherwaty Fred Chilton Eugene Christley Larry Clark Kenneth Clifton Eleanor Cochran Betty Coleman John Coleman Eldon Cook Paul Corum Jerry Covington Marianne Cox Ronnie Craddock Mary Crouch Faye Dallas Laura Daniels Dora DeHart Earl DeHart Eugene DeHart John Dineen Jayne Duggins Betty Eggleston Daphne Fair Joy Farabee Georgia Fargis Carolyn Hale Annette Hall Barbara Hall Danny Hall Gloria Hall Janice Hall Jimmy Hall Otis Hall Gloria Handy G. A. Harmon Margaret Harmon Sandra Harrell Sue Harris Lowell Hatcher Mary Lea Hawkins Ronnie Hawkins Clarence Haymore Frank Hensley Ronnie Higgs Sara Holliman Dawn Hooker Ronnie Hooker Barbara Hopkins Burton Hopkins Linda Hopkins Joe Hopper Linda Horton Linda Howell yn S i - ' klfffi , 'A :fi ' iii a in ...U . ., y S' wi 1 in F . .,,,, ,, -' ix X, fn.-wr 5 vw., as. 1 'K at W K X Janice Fargis Jimmy Farmer Lynwood Fayne Sara Foley John Freeman Betty Frith David Frohman Billy Fuller James Funderburk Jimmy Fuqua Sylvia Gallimore Barbara Gauldin Donna Gauldin Jimmy Gilbert Jimmy Gilley Sammy Going Carol Griffith Francine Gusler SGPI-IGMGRE 'Z 5 , .. QM 3 'i... . - P X x W 6 J,.,,. V l v. ,.. l , ,Q 2, gg I t 0 , hi iii - t tie a t to Lm jf ,.. K at- ! 'F S 'ET' J' Ja 'Xi ia WW. Marion Howerton Wayne Hubbard Jimmy Humphrey Sammy Humphrey Gary Hunt Russell Hunter Eddie Hurst Tommy Jenkins Carole Jester Billy Johnston Eugene Johnson Wayne Johnson Gaylord Jones Sharie Jones James Joyce Carolyn Kallam Douglas Kallam Dickie Kelley CLASS 'K . , , Aw? '-I A. fb i X 'f iw Q wat f S 4 5 ,, 2 ml, H. , V ff? x 6 Q A 3 . -.jr id'-:az as 5 wifi ,ag if 'Ir 3:1533 'Q ww-Wi 7 ' f Q 'NM H my f im' ' tg, I - 1, -5-W.. -We-1+ 4 mfr' .Aw iw vm! A , me -A-, fd. : , . QW g ',AA g .W VX , ' gf ST- qw 7', .gn 11-XX i' ' am i,wf'2f, in it E L 'L X x ' Q r J A A 2 V ' sk' Q '52 - 'lf - al- 3 :fb Q V T . fiff fl if 'i'.A'ffi7 Q? .. -::' ..1:. ..,. W tw '. w A JR .. Y K .U ' f 4 A :I f-'xii :T Q E ff. , I ': - elif ' if V lll ' .r.: -VV, , -M, f -iff? ,-ig -A ., - J at . ----. . .,vv Q I My :vl I er... . 'F 4 I K 1+ Axis . t ' 1. ,..,.:, V A i s -I 8 AJ-5-4' Niki 5 . :- Q25 'i , my I Q. .... E , .. ,.,. 2 fc R J ,AV W A' ., :' li V ,-.: J 7 vz' 'E ,:1 ,:g:,: .,,, 5 .,.., 1 Vs. -55- Marie King Ernest Knight Ernest LaMar Diana Land Ray Land James Law Billy Marlowe Nancy Marlowe Harriett Martin Judy Martin Laura Lee Martin Linda Martin Tony Martin Wayne Martin Ella Massey Brenda Meadows Mildred Meadows Rondall Meadows Calvin Meeks Carolyn Meeks Ronnie Meeks Barnie Merritt David Minter David Moore Sue Moorefield Ken Murray Mary Sue McColl Wayne McCollum Um ::gsf:g , .H l X 'W Wayne Purdy Raymond Ratliff Vivian Ray Alice Reece Tommy Reece David Ricks James Rigney Jeanette Rigney Larry Ritchie Marvine Roach George Roberts Lynda Robertson Bctty Rodgers Maynard Rodgers Carol Rogers Malcolm Rumbley Betty Salmon Bill Sambleson Barbara Sands Charles Saunders Delmas Saunders George Saunders Lloyd Saunders Priscilla Savage Ann Schaub Linda Scott Barbara Searcy Kenneth Searcy Sue McCray Mac Nelson Ann Newman Letitia Nowlin Glenn Ogburn Norma Jane Overby Donnie Owens Carolyn Patterson Wilma Pergerson Linda Plummer Jimmy Powell Billy Price Brenda Pruitt David Pruitt Johnny Pruitt Calvin Pulliam James Pulliam Walter Pulliam SGPHCDMORE .,.,., nf- ., S .,,.. Qt i A sv'-QB 1':'?.g S is .xg 1 Bobby Shelton Peggy Sherwood Sandra Shumaker Albert Slaughter Jerry Slaughter Judy Slayton Charlotte Smith Donna Smith Patsy Stanley Carolyn Stevens Nat Stewart Linda Stophel Judy Stovall Kenneth Talbott Julia Taylor Wallace Taylor Blenda Thomas Harold Thompson CLASS s 5 iw .S , '+- V .23 fa 'WW t ' --- M - 'fer' 5 Q -E 7 55, t,.L. 5? ,E-fgxl i E, W - 'MKQX lr. H 951 I5 aka ?1,j-:im Q-, vgfwifxe is 'W if Q it ' at ,S J X -M' 'li' fe y at i t Sv, wh .. W fb' --my 'K A K ., - , al V ,..,.g. ,:E .i:- 1 .. ii .. 'Q' ? at... 1, v V 5 is il 5 3 . g , i5s'f: : ' 'E' J- -t:- r HYQX ..,. Z QW? F 7, 4 A :M i., .f S: is Q.. W i . .:':' Es: ff' :zh ' 1 g f A .,..,. .I ,y Q . I A X , v ,,..., ,1., , IIA W' . law A ' i ' sf s ,Q twme New V It fix 113,15 Q -571 Gerald Thurman Curtis Trollinger Toni Tulloch David Turner Donald Turner Linda Turner Linda Tysor Janet Underwood Dorothy Vaughn Betty Vernon Ralph Vestal Duane Wade Jim Wade Mack Washburn Revonda Webb Currie Whitley Linda Wilkerson Kenneth Willard Geraldine Williams Sara Williams Eddie Willis Peggy Wilson Edwin Wood Bobby Woodall Ronnie Woods John Woody Joyce Young Mack Young ACTIVITIES Much of our school time is taken up by ex- tra-curricular activities. Almost every student takes part in one or more of the clubs or- ganized in school. There are groups for students who excell scholastically or athletically, for stu- dents interested in a particular vocation, and for everyone in each class. Among the im- portant class activities is the junior magazine sale. This is a cam- paign of several weeks, climaxed for the ener- getic by prizes and cer- tificates. YGUR SUM EMIS YEAR? Wig 1755? ffqlsgi Y Public speaking is one of the most reward- ing activities. Though it takes lo ng hours of preparation, an actual debate is well worth the effort - as members of the team will willingly tell you! Several clubs sponsor events pictured else- wha 1581 where in the annual. Others have important positions in the school government and organi- zation. Members of one club do a little substitute teaching. The majority of the students enjoy these organizations, and there is a definite profit for those who enter ser- iously into the activi- ties. The worth of these clubs is becoming known to people in colleges and businesses every- where. It is to our ad- vantage to become active members of those that interest us. ,wb 1, 1 .. QV 14. .V'. ' .-:- f W V N- .- 339' if ,s wa, W,W:T,,.,.,...,-ww H.-1 ,W iw 1 MNWNM' Marie Mintc-1', Arm Hofiinger, Sylvia King, and Loretta Holliman, D. E, slu- dunls, wrap gifts: as a part of the school? White Ch1'isLmzis: project. ACTIVITIES lk at ug Student Council The Student Council is the part of the school government made up of elected stu- dent representatives. These students, with the help of their advisor, Mr. Odell Nasszir, Work out solutions to school problems and direct the students in the halls and at as- sembly. The Work of the Council has 21 decided effect on all school activities and is at fine example of the cooperation that exists be- tween faculty zmd students. Lindsay Patterson, P1'csicle1zt: Linda Patterson, Trea.surer.' C. Price, Secretary: M. Janney, Vice President J. Goldfrton, H. Smith, J. Walker, P. Dodson, R. Woods, C. Ferguson, J. Martin, D. Craig, B, Stein, G. Ogbuin S. Going. 2' A B .E x F. Hopkins, J. Walker, Trensurerg J. Maclsaac, Vice Presiclent: T. Allen. PI'QS'iClC'I1,lf J. Overby, Secretary, Lindsay Patterson, L. Wortham, J. Goldston, G. Dodson, S. King, F. Pace. S. Hawkins, N. Washburn, L, Kir- by, J. Stultz, C. Rhodes. D. Stephens, R. Powell, L. Overby, G. Hall, L. Paterson, M. Burnette, J. Brey, Myrna Stephens, B. Powell, S, Wray, S. Turner, J. Smith, K. Durham, F. Lewis, M, Jarrett, Martha Stephens, J. Garrett, M. Greer. National Honor Society The National Honor Society encourages in its members good character, scholastic achievement, leadership, and a desire to serve. The students who belong to this organi- zation are selected on their ability to live up to the standards mentioned above. Under the direction of Mrs. Sarah G. Dininny. the club sponsors a tea for honor roll students and Social Standards Day. , The Clarion Morehead High School Spray, North Carolina Published Monthly Editor-in-Chief ..,,.,... Assistant Editor ..... News Editor ili.. C. Price, P. Holland, A. Geer, B. Kallam, J. ney. C. Halo, G. Burnett. Sports Editor .,.,..,.,..il, Circulation Managers Sales Manager ,. ....... .. Advertising Manager Reporters ..........,,..,,.,., Advisors ...... Business Manager ..,.... I BARBARA KALLAM CAROL PRICE BETH SUGG MORRIS JANNEY ANN SCHAUB CAROLYN HALE VIRGINIA CROWDER PAT HOLLAND ALICE GEER GARY BURNETT JUDY STOVALL GERALDINE WILLIAMS JERRI SMITH ,. MR. Douc. COMPTON MR. R. R. BIGGERSTAFF Stovall, A. Sehaubg B. Sugg, V. Crowder, J. Smith, M. Jan W 1 Mr J. Garrett, Secretary: J. Maclsaac, President, B. Stein, Treasurerg P. Burkes, L. Pulliam, K. Durham, A Geer, N. Washburn, B. Sugg, A. Stultz, M. Burnette, C. Rhodes, F. Lewis. F. Benson, N. Smith, F. Hopkins Myrna Stephens, M. Jarrett, S. Hawkins, L. Kirby, A. McDaniel, M. Greer, M. Stephens, A. Barksdale, L Patterson, J. Benson, P. Holland. F. T. A. Future Teachers is an organization sponsored loy the National Education Assoc- iation to interest outstanding young people in teaching. To obtain membership in the Morehead Chapter, a student must be at least a junior with a scholastic average of 85 or better and a definite desire to teach. The club, guided by Mrs. Sara H. Fer- guson, has College Day and a trip to Wo- man's College to observe classes as annual projects. Shirley Martin and Patricia Cochran, annual typists, plan ad copy. Janie Maelsaac, Editor: Jimmy Walker and Evei-ette Dunn, Business Managers. 4 I C. Rhodes, and T. Allen, as member the Layoul Staff, plan the general TI-IE CARILLON B. Yager, C. Piicc, L. Kirby, J. s earance of the book. Yuki: 1 -uv ff .V O w - '41 , 'W' ff ,S . WV? , . - - 3 k ' . , A- '- .... , .... - f ,K ,rflgigt - . ':. W 4 gf 'K Km . .Wd 3 M J 4 fn V? 4+ g ww' a .. pi ,2- , ,f v, .. X 'Y Q 1 'S' ,A ,Q ., ..., M 1 nw 1 , X f may 4 H4 Future I-lomemukers oi America The members of the Future Home- makers of America are girls interested in homemaking and better family life. The motto, Toward New Horizons, expresses the purpose of the club. The girls attend conventions where they work with other girls from all over the state. Miss Elizabeth Dixon, faculty advisor, helps the girls in their effort to make their to- morrow 21 better one. J. Brinccfield, J. Knowles, Secretary: J. Axsom, Treasurer, F. Hopkins, Presidentg L, Patterson, Vice Pvvsidewt' C. Weadon. S. Gallimore, L. Horton, J. Slayton, V. Burke, L. Turner. P, Hyler, L. Hopkins, G. Rorrer, P. Wilson, B, Hopkins, G. Hall, S. McCray, B. Frith, R. Carter, C. Hale, J. Stovall, P. Williams, A. Hall, E. Massey. M. Harmon, L. Nowlin, G. Massey, N. Overby, L. Daniels, H, Martin, L. Plummer, D. Gauldin, J. Hundley, M. Roach, P. Hankins, J. Fargis, C. Stevens. .... A E1 .. ,,.,...-...-.. .........-..... .... , .... . .... ,M .... 4 M- lu . .,,,.. .. ..,. 1 .... M.. ,,,H,,.,.....Ai....,,... M, . .l A l C. Newman, J. Stegall, D. Yeatts, Secretary and Treftsureu' G. Young, Vice P1'esicle11,t.' M. Washburn President, G, Kirks, K. Durham, F. Lewis, A. McDaniel, B. Kallam, J. Grogan, P. Cochran, J. Hundley G. Massey, S. Allred, B. Riddle, M. Howlett, L. Overby, N. Smith, F. Hopkins, J. Bryant, P. Williams, J Adkins, L. Johnson, I. Davis, O. Hopkins, G. Stegall, J. Powell, A. Shockley, P. Holland, J. Gilley, G. Hall S. Turner, M. Burnette, P. Burks, P, New, B. Hoback, J. Brincf-field, J. Wall, L. Hopkins, A. Hefiinger, J Bryant, S. King, M. Squires, N. Smith, L. Horton, A. Bailey, B. Hopkins, R. Warl, C. Stratton, E. Gilley S. Wray, S. Gallimoer, B. Frith, E. Gilley, B. McKinley, M. Minter, P. Hawkins, A. Roberts, A. Willard' R. Stewart, N. Stewart, P. Baker. Bible Club The Bible Club attempts to establish Christian ideals among the students. Its members, under the direction of Mr. Fulcher, give morning devotionals on specific occa- sions, and sponsor a pageant each year. Science Club The purpose of the Science Club is to encourage and develop an interest in science. The members, wilh the aid of Mr. V. F. Morgan, sponsorg Warren Stephens, presi- dentg Lee Kirby, vice president, Everette Dunn, treasurer, and Myrna Stephens, sec- retary, sponsor the Science Fair. L.. Patterson. S. Ji-ffoison. L. Murphy, F. Pace, J. Brey, J. Maclsaac, G. Stcgall, F. Hairfield, Mylna SlflDllCI'1ii, Mzirtha Stephens. M. Squires, W, Stephens, J. Benson, J. Johnson, W, Ragsdale, B. Roberts, A. G Singleton, I.. Pzittcirson. J. Siullz, J. Overby, D. Powell, R. Warner, J. Eggleston, E. Dunn, J. Walker, T Allen, C. Rliocles, J. Johnson. B. Clark, S. Rhodes, D. Wilson, M. VValker, L. Kirby, M. Snow, C. Ferguson S, Nelson. 'F ' 1 te hens F Pace J P ion Martha Ste hens A Stultz I Dxvl F Lewis G Youn' H.Gr1ffin,MyrnaS p , . , . y' , '. rp 5, .. ,. a s, . X . g A. Wade, B. Stein, J. Eggleston, J. Stultz, A, Singleton, R. Warner, lvl. Woods, W. Ragsolnle: J. Yarborough R. Bell, J, Shelton, F. Funderburk, B. Stephenson, R. Woods. J. Fuqua, J. Crowder. R. Craddock, F. Camp- bell, G. Ogburn, J. Farmer, H. Murphy, N. Agee, J. Harrington, W. Carter, G. Hopkins. M. Oakley, J. Walk- er, C. Ferguson, R. Mode. Monogram Club The members of the Monogram Club are students who have earned letters in any of the sports at Morehead High. They work together to improve our sports program. Members also help in operating the conces- sion stands at the football and basketball games. KW hx Am A Myrna Stephens. Sec'retary: C. Rhodes, S. Maness, J. Young, J. Martin, T. Lovell, P7'QS1ld67lf.' Martha Stephens, Vive P'reside'n.1.: M. Greer, B. Gauldin, B. Marlow, E. Wood, H. Wood, N. Agere. A. Shough, T. Al- len, V. Ray, P. Baker, K. Durham, D. Gilley, Treasurer. Drum Major Jackie Johnson gets a playful poke from More- head's Black Panther, Judy Powell. This year's high steppers were Frances Price, Betty Jane Swindell, Carol Jester, Nancy Smith, and Betty Banks. S. Dehart, G. Ratliff. J. Axsom. G. Rorrer, K. Durham, D. Turner, J. Humphrey, B. Shelton, P. Burks J. Atkins, B. Cates, O. Hopkins, P. New, J. Powell, A. Roberts, L. Moorefield, J. Funclerburk, K. Talbott, P Baker, D. Yeatts, M. Burnett, C. Weadon, B. Rickman, S. Wilkerson, F. Hopkins, P. RatlilT, M. Jarrett, R Newman, J. Crowder, R. Beii, G. Stanley, D. Kallam, V. Burks, B. Kallam, M. Greer, P. Hankins, G. Massey J. Hundley, P. Williams, S. Turner, R. Warf, D. Pruitt, W. Booker, M. Woods, B. Warren, N. Smith, J. Bryant J. Knowles, J. Gilley. GLEE CLUB The Band and Glee Club have given the school much prestige and many pleasurzlble hours by their musical ac- complishments. The Band, by its performance on the field and in concert, and the Glee Club accompanied by Myra Greer, by its likewise outstanding performances, have meant much to the school. Both are directed by Mr. Robert Fleming. A We Girls' Chorus The Girls' Chorus is for sophomore girls interested in future positions in the Glee Club. They pawticipate in all programs with the Glee Club. Carolyn Kazllzlm is their ac- Companist. P, Sherwood. L. Nowlin. D, Hooker, S. Gallimore, J. Farabee, L. Plummer. J. Hall, M. McCollum J. Taylor. S. Barker, C. Kallam, L. Hopkins, D. Fair, B. Eggleston. B. Hopkins, L. Stophel, B. Carter. J Underwood. A. Cox, J. Duggins, D. Land. B. Salmons, C. Stanley, W. Pergerson, S. Harell, M. Bailey, S Ilzirris D. Dvhari, L, Tysor, B. Searcy. H. Griffin, Secretary-Treasurer: H. Martin, J. Smith, G. Massey, J. Brey, F. Hairfield, Vice President J. Overby, Reporter: D. Ycatts, Presidentg K. Cochran, R. Newman, N. Smith, I. Davis, B. Warren, F. Pace L. Murphy, M. Craft, G. Stegall, Z, Parter, G. William s, M. Howlett. Nurses' Club The Nurses' Club was organized for those girls interested in nursing as 21 career. These girls do volunteer work at the local hospital. Their faculty advisor is Mrs. Dorothy Matthews, assisted by Miss Laura Roberson, ROCkil1Q,'il?l,T'Il County Nurse. M. Webb, L. Walker, 'l'reas1m'er: R. Roach, Viee President: liam, SCC7'f'll1Tfll. Not pivlifrecl: M. Washburn, President. D O. The Diversified Occupations Club is open only to sludenis talking- D. O. These students ure 'rrziining for future jobs and learn the desirable hzibils and attitudes that lead to Success in any work. This elulm is 9IJOHSO1'Gfl by Mr. Henry Ruhn. D, Boyte, R. Thomas. J. Dyer, B. Evans. R. Pul ix. R. Parrish, President: L. Holliman, Treasurer: S. King, Vice Presideutg A. Heffinger, Secretary: B. Bar- rett, W. Carter, R. Jones, A. Turner, M. Minter, M. Meadows, E. Gilley, H, Denny, B. McKinney, R. Fargis H. Vernon, A. Wilson, D. Lillard, L. Moorefield, T. Blackwell, H. Young. A. Stewart, R. Horton, H. Wood E. Trent. D. E. The Distributive Education Club is made up of students taking the D. E. course. Its purpose is to promote an interest in re- tailing and to serve as a social center for D. E. students. This club functions under the supervision of Mr. Doug Compton. T. Lovell, D, Powell, D, Marlowe, J. Goldstong B. Johnson, W. Stephens, M. Jeffries, A. Shough, J. John son M. Johnson, J. Moore, J. Roberts, D. Cassell, W. Hatcher, J. Handy. Bus Drivers The group of students who drive our buses comprise one of the more important elements of our school system. Their early morning and late afternoon efforts get us to school and back home safely and usually on time! Those of us who pass by the office during the day are familiar with the faces of students who aid faculty members by running errands, answering the telephone, and thumbing through records. Whether hard at work at the file cabinets or at the mimeograph, their office position often makes the work of others easier and more enjoyable! Giving the librarian time to help other students is the task of these busy assistants. Stamping cards, preparing new books for the shelves, and straight- ening the library constitute only a few of their jobs. Always on hand, these three groups fill a great need in our school. -75- S, Allred, D, Wilson, F. Lewis, J. Garrett, G. Kirks, J. Stegall, B. Swin- dell, E. Massey, C. Price, J. Smith, A .Stultz, G. Dodson, G. Young, J. Hill, F. Wright. P. Holland, B. Riddle, S, Hawkins. Office Assistants Jean Hill and Jerri Smith check student records. L. Wilkinson, S. Wray, C. Mor- gan. P. Sherwood, B. Hatcher, G. Mullis, J. Gilley. D. Wilson, J. Hawk- ins, J. Overby, L. Powell, S. Wilkin- son, E. Knight, J. Wall, C. Young, B. Light. Library Assistants Gene Muliis and Larry Powell catalogue new books for the shelves. ATHLETICS Throughout the year, we find ourselves caught up in the excitement of competitive sports! The cheerleaders prac- tice cheering for hours after school in order that their voices may be trained to inspire the fans and cheer the team on to victory. Those who work at the games selling tickets, passing out programs, or serving the mob at the concession stand hope, too, that their ef- forts will be well-1'e- warded by victory. The students who keep the record books and operate the clocks are always plied with ques- tions! Who was high scorer? Who made the extra point? Who struck out? They do their best to keep everyone in- formed with the latest statistics. nn... Q., Jn.. ., -73- Yi.. In athletics we have days that stand out as glory days - The day we won the champion- ship! The day we beat the really tough team! The day we pitched a no-hitter! In addition to these events, we have a mem- orable day each year called Homecoming Day. Homecoming is important to the foot- ball players, the stu- dents, and the faculty. On this day old familiar faces come back to old familiar places. Hand- shakes, greetings, and good fun prevail. l J. Harrington, M. Snow, L. Hatcher, H. Smith, J. Stultz, B. Stephenson, D. Powell, J. Eggleston, T. Reese, E. Johnson, R. Craddock, J. Shelton, R. Bell, J. Crowder, F Campbell, W. Chilton, F. Funderburk. R. Warner, A. Singleton, H. Murphy, N. Agee, J. Farmer, T. Carter, J. Fuqua, J. Yarborough, C. Ferguson, R. Mode. FOGTBALL Coaches Mott Price, J. C. Honeycutt, and Bob Wilkes. Managers William Rags- dale and Marshall Woods repair and store equip- ment as part of their un- spectacular, but important, Work. SENIOR PLAYERS . J. Stultz Wai gf Mickey Snow MMI Jimmy Walker ' seize '-'-fi Www 2 QQ A. G. Singleton Jimmy Duggins . Ak A, L! fi! H f W R5l'p3ii'Wf1rner Joe Eggleston J. Stuitz dodges down the muddy field during the Panthe1 s 32-0 defeat of Rohanen. Joe Crowder is toppled after picking up several yards against Gritiin. The Big M is formed by Morehead's junior and senior bands during half- time. Sept. Scpt Sept Sept. Ocl. Oct. Oct. Oci. Nov Nov BLACK PANTHERS Football Schedule - 1957 6-Northwest .. . 13-Martinsville .., 20-Hanes ....... ..... 27fWalke1'town ,.... .. . 4-Rcidsvillc . .. 11gRohancn .... . . 18-Griffith . .. 25-Mt. AlI'3' 1-M. Springs .. 8-Gray ..... Home Away Home Away Home Home Home Away Home Away W I 3 -x d fs. .qw :QQ-Q' SZEEQQ Z 'M N. Blackwell, G. Harris, K. Clifton, B, Stein, F. McCulloch, B. Clark, D. Craig E. Dunn. G. Hopkins, J. Eggleston, M. Oakley, A. Wade. PANTHERS Coaches J. C. Honeycutt and Ray Rhodes work out another winning play. Mm'ohcad's starting tcam - John Eggleston, Marsh Oakley Bill Stein, Glenn Hopkins, Don- nie Craig. ,Q fl 15125 ,,, l ' SENIOR PLAYERS 1 Everette Dunn -,Qi'3 f12 ' 1 I-far' iv ' W X Marsh Oakley, 2 Bill Sloin .lg 32 S 5 .fi W 1- 1:5 ,. . ,. W, Zh f 6421. 1: ' WJ' 9 . JZ? l . lf: gif Raw 'M-,w, , John Eggleston l' wx Q x S 3 , . - 'il .W .. wif: ' A A , A 9--W' I Ronald Harris . E 4 Q, x 'WH X I Q S?-1 Glenn Hopkins J. Woody, R. Craddock, D. Hall, H. Smith, E. Wood, R. Mode, W. McCollum, C. Ferguson. G. Harmon, G. Ogburn. This yearls J. V. team has raised hopes of another championship team in the minds of many. Glenn Hopkins begins a drive to the basket. J, Bryant. D, Fair, A, Stultz, Myrna Stephens, M. Stcphcns. F. Pace, B, Ban V, I. Davis, T. 'I'ulInc'1, G, Hall. F. Lewis PANTHERETTES Seniors Frances Lewis and Anne Marie Stuitz have con- tributed three years effort to the team. By his ability, patience, and devotion of time, Coach Mott Price has directed his team well. Daphne Fair drives to- wzird the Morehead goal, while Martha Stephens, one ol' the Puntherettes' power- ful twins, evades a Reids- ville opponent. Where's that ball? seems to be the question guards Frances Lewis and Dodo Davis are ask- ing. Martha Stephens takes a quick sight on the goal, while team- mate Anne Marie Stultz moves into rebound position. AA Champs: Thomas Stanley, Donnie Matthews, C. G. Hall. Bill Stein. Couch Rhodes, LeRoy Caitci Manager Albert Wade, Ralph Roach, Sam Gammons, John Eggleston, Mike Hough. Glenn Hopkins R E New, and Marsh Oakley! After the Final victory the 1957 Panthers are punch-drunk with happiness' A. A. Cl-IAMPIQNS After an unclefezited season, coached by Ray Rhodes, the Tri-City Panthers rozirerl to the cap- ture of their third i0l1l'll?ll'l16lli trophy. One ol' the 'JLliSt2lllfilllg players oi' the tournament, John Eggleston, was later selected for the All-State tezim. Q lf' EA if FEATURES Certain events of the year merit special at- tention from us, as they are the result of exhaus- tive planning and work that involves nearly all students and faculty members. Our features include gala social events, informative meet- ings with college repre- sentatives, and discus- sions about careers with people actually engaged in the professions. Many of these events are sponsored by clubs. These require the con- centrated efforts of a small group of people. The long hours of prepa- ration are, however, re- garded with a feeling of accomplishment and sat- isfaction. College Day is an ex- ample of one of the club- ..9.1- sponsored activities. The F. T. A. members invite representatives from col- leges to talk personally with students interested in any of the represent- ed schools. The tapping of new members of the National Honor Society is another memorable occasion. All of our features, from the Junior-Senior to Homecoming are guar- anteefl success because we are bound and de- termined to enjoy what we do ourselves. W 'V M f J Vu , ,1 V Beth Hoback, Gail Young. and Peggyfj B 6'CO1'8A' the 1 c room form I the annual Alumni Homecoming Dance. XG! Qj V ,df f M 'U A 1 V ffl' ,ffpja J if FEATURES . fpmoo Homecoming Queen 21 H6541 J V- 'e'-- M - 4 'u .A. 1 ' f f -Y, 4-,lh LQ, ,f F K ,- ,fffl-HQZEL GAE'GBIFFIN' ' ' in r 1' ., 'H -now- f, , , ff 1. HCDMECCDMING The Coronation! Homecoming Parade. A - 1 1 I 1 Her Majesty's musician S Junior-Seninr The Grand March from the 1957 Junior-Senior, 'KOver the Rainbow. J. Stultz welcomes the seniors, while in the for 5 ground stand waitresses P211 New, Carol Jones, ax i Brenda Warren. 11 vw M. C. William Ragsdzile opens the intermis- sien program. fs Q. li s I ' Z b -N.j'5 '35 ij, ig Q 12' YWTW' 'Q 5? R l'Frankie Stephens. and his Juvenile Delinquentsf' better known W BM, as Warren Siephens, Everette Dunn, Eddie Glass, Mickey Snow, and , Mi 'fe ,-mf' ,mx William Booker, Senior Directory ADKINS, DORIS JEAN Science Club 2, Bible Club 2, 3. ALLEN, BARNA TITUS Annual Staff 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4, Science Club 3, 4, Debating 2, 3, 4, Boys' State 3, DeMolay 2, 3, 4, Youth Fam- ily Life Council 4, Treasurer 4. ALLRED, SHIRLEY DIANA Office Assistant 3, 4, Bible Club 4. AXSOM, JUDITH MARIE IKJud,yJ! Future Homemakers 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Glee Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4. BARRETT, BOBBY RAY Homeroom President 3, D. E. 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 4, Track 2. BENSON, FREDERICK LAND Future Teachers 4, Football 3. BERRY, PRISCILLA DAWNE Library Assistant 2. 3. 4, Future Teachers 3, 4: Future Homcmakers 2, 3. 4, Song Leader 4: Bible Club 2, 3. 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. President 4, Youth Family Life Council 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4. BLACKWELL, TOMMY RAYE Monogram Club 2, 3: D. E. 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3. BOOKER, WILLIAM CHARLES Willie Glee Club 4, DeMolay 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4. BOWERS, ALICE MAE BOYTE, DOUGLAS GENE fCDO1Lg!3 D. O. 2, 3, Football 2, 3, Vocational School 2. BREY, JENE LOUISE Annual Staff 2, 4, National Honor Society 4, Future Nurses' 2, 4, Rainbows 4. BRYANT, DORIS JEAN Fixture Homemakers 2, Bible Club 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. BURNETT, GARY LEE Clarion Staff 4. BURNETTE, HELEN MARIE Annual Staff 3, Oliice Assistant 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Future Teachers 4, Bible Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Youth Family Life Council 4. CAMPBELL. KENNETH WAYNE KKKe,1!5 Monogram Club 2, Football 3. CAMPBELL, NANCY JEAN Tri-Hi-Y 4, Rainbows 2, 3, Youth Family Life Council 4. CARTER, WILLIAM DAVID W, D. D. E.. Editor 4, Baseball 2, 3. CASSELL, DONALD RAY ::DOn:r Monogram Club 3, 4, Bus Driver 3, 4, Base- ball 3. CHANDLER, NORMA GAIL Annual Staff 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Rainbows 3, 4. CLARK, BEVERLY WILLIAM cfBillyss Science Club 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Hi-Y 4, DeMolay 4, General Motors Craft- man's Guild Award 3. COCHRAN, NANCY KAY Future Nurses' 4, Glee Club 2, Rainbows 2, 3, 4, Youth Family Life Council 3. COCHRAN, PATRICIA ANN Annual Staff 3, 4, Clarion Staff 2, Bible Club 3, 4. COON, PATRICIA ANN Library Assistant 2. CROWDER, VIRGINIA REID Annual Staff 3, Clarion Staff 4, Business Man- ager 4, National Honor Society 4, Science Club 3, Rainbows 2, 3, Youth Family Life Council 3. DODSON, GLENDA MARIE Ofhce Assistant 3, 4, Class Officer, Secretary- Treasurer 2, Treasurer 3, Most School Spirited 4, Student Council 3, National Honor Society 4, Rainbows 2, 3, 4, Worthy Advisor 3, Mar- shall 3, D. A. R. Good Citizen Award 4. -100-- Senior Directory DUGGINS, JAMES KENNETH Jimmy Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Bus Driver 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4. All-Conference 4, Hi-Y 4, Track 2, 3. DUNN, EVERETTE MATTHEWS Annual Staff 4, Co-Business Manager 4, Clar- ion Stat? 3, Sports Editor 3, Class Officer, Vice President 4, Homeroom President 3, Mono- gram Club 4, Science Club 4, Treasurer 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, DeMolay 2, 3, 4, Master Counselor 3, Youth Family Life Council 3, 4. DURHAM, KAY FRANCES Future Teachers 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Most Talented 4, National Honor Society 4, Bible Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Band 4, Mar- shall 3, Girls' State 3, Music Award 3, Rain- bows 3, Youth Family Life Council 4. EARLES, WILLIAM LEE Boys' State 3. EGGLESTON, JOHN SMYTHE Most Popular, Most Athletic 4, Student Council 4, Future Teachers 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, DeMolay 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, All-State 3. EGGLESTON, JOSEPH BENJAMIN 3.1063 Homeroom President 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, DeMolay 2, 3, 4. FARGIS, RONALD LEAMONT D. E. 3, 4. GARRETT, JANE INGRAM Annual Staff 4, Oiiice Assistant 4, National Honor Society 4, Future Teachers 3, 4, Sec- retary 4, Rainbows 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Presi- dent 4. GEER, ALICE ELLERBE Clarion Staff 3, 4, Society Editor 3, Advertis- ing Manager 4, Future Teachers 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Rainbows 2, 3, 4. GILLEY, EDNA EARLE Bible Club 4, D. E. 4. GILLIE, JANIS YVONNE Library Assistant 3, 4, Future Homemakers 2, Bible Club 4, Glee Club 4. GOLDSTON, JAMES HOBSON Jimmy Class Officer 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4, Homeroom President 2, Student Council 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Bus Driver 4, Marshall 3, Chief, Hi-Y 3. GOVER, SHIRLEY ANN Annual Staff 4, Youth Family Life Council 4. GREER, MYRA ALYCE National Honor Society 3, 4, Future Teachers 3, 4: Glee Club Accompanist 2, 3, 4, Vice- Presirlent 4, Glee Club Award 3, Youth Family Life Council 4. GRIFFIN, HAZEL GAE Best Looking 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary 3, Future Teachers 4, Secretary 4, Cheerleader 4, Basketball 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Homecoming Queen 4. GRIFFIN, JEAN HARRIS Future Homemakers 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. GROGAN, JERENE Annual Staff 4, Clarion Staff, Art Editor 3, Bible Club 3, 4. GROGAN, PENCIE ANN Future Teachers 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. HALL, GEORGE RAY National Honor Society 4. HALL, MARY DELL Library Assistant 3, Future Homemakers 3, Basketball 2, Tri-Hi-Y 4. HALL, RUTH CAROL HANDY, SAMUEL JACKSON Jackie Bus Driver 4. HARRIS, RONALD THOMAS t'Ro1mie Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 3. HATCHER, BARBARA JEAN Library Assistant, Vice-President 4, Future Homemakers 2, 4, Bible Club 4. HATCHER, CHARLES WYLIE Library Assistant 3, Homeroom President 3, Most School Spirited 4, Bus Driver 3, 4, Band 2, Hi-Y 4. -101- Senior Directory HAWKINS, JUDITH ANN crJudyv Library Assistant 4, Future Homemakers 2, Bible Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4. HAWKINS, SUNSHINE Annual Staff 3, Clarion Staff 2, 4, Office As- sistant 4, Class Officer, Corresponding Secre- tary 4, Most Dependable 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Future Teachers 4, Marshall 3. HEFFINGER, MOVITA ANN Clarion Staff 2, 3, Homeroom President, 4, Bible Club 4, D. E., Secretary 4. HILL, GLORIA JEAN Office Assistant 4, Bible Club 3. HOLLAND, PATRICIA LOUISE crpatii Annual Staff 3, 4, Clarion Staff 4, Ofiice As- sistant 4, Future Homemakers 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Rainbows 3. HOLLIMAN, LORETTA VASS D. E., Treasurer 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. HOPKINS, FRANCES ARLINE National Honor Society 4, Future Teachers 4, Future Homemakers 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4, Singer Sewing Award 2, Bible Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 4, Youth Family Life Council 4. HOPKINS, RUFUS GLENN Class Officer, Treasurer 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3. HORTON, ROY WEBSTER D. E. 4. HOUCHINS, CAROL ANN Future Homemakers 2, 4, Bible Club 4. HOWE, EDNA MARIE HUBBARD, GEORGE. W. HYLER, PRISCILLA Future Homemakers 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Youth Family Life Council 4. JEFFERSON, GERALD RAY D. E., Associate President 3, Football 2, Voca- tional School 2, 4. JOHNSON, JAMES ARTHUR 'ifimmiei' Science Club 3, 4, Bus Driver 3. JOHNSON, JACKIE BURRIS Science Club 4, Drum Major 4, Band 2, 3, 4. JOHNSON, NANCY LOU Future Homemakers 3, 4, Historian 4. KALLAM, BARBARA ALLEN Clarion Staff 3, 4, Future Homemakers 2, Bible Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Rainbows 2, 3, 4. KING, SYLVIA JEANNETTE National Honor Society 4, Bible Club 2, 3, 4, D. E., Vice-President 4. KIRBY, WOODROW LEE Annual Staff 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Future Teachers 3, 4, Bible Club 3, Science Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Debating 2, 3, 4, Literary Award 3, Voice of Democracy. First Winner 3, 4, DeMolay 2, 3, 4, Youth Family Life Council. KIRKS, GLORIA DEAN Annual Staff 3. 4, Office Assistant 4, Science Club 3, Bible Club 3, 4. KNOWLES, JUDY CARROL Future Homemakers 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Glee Club 4, Basketball 4. LAWSON, MARY LOUISE Ofiice Assistant 3, Library Assistant 2. LEWIS, EVELYN FRANCES Office Assistant 4, Homeroom President 2, Na- tional Honor Soeiety 4, Future Teachers 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Bible Club 4, Band 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4. LILLARD, DORRIE DEAN D. E. 3, 4. LOVELL, THOMAS JERRY r:T0mmy:: Science Club 4, Bus Driver 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 4. -102- Senior Directory MABE, WAYNE J. Vocational School 2, 3, 4. MacISAAC, JANE JOINER Jrmie,' Annual Staff 3, 4. Editor 43 Most Intellectual 43 Student Council 33 National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice-President 4g Future Teachers, Pres- ident 43 Future Homemakers 2, 3, Reporter 33 Science Club 3, 4. Secretary 33 Band 23 Public Speaking 2, 3, 43 Science Medal 33 Rainbows 3, 4, Treasurer 33 Youth Family Life Council. MARLOWE, DONALD CARROLL Donn Bus Driver 3, 43 Football 23 Basketball 23 Base- ball 23 Hi-Y 4. MARTIN, H. D. Vocational School 2, 3, 4. MASSEY, GLORIA JEAN Library Assistant 23 Future Homemakers 2, 3, 43 Bible Club 3, 43 Future Nurses' 3, 43 Glee Club 4. MCKINNEY, BOBBY LEE Bible Club 43 D. E, 43 Glee Club 2, 3. MEADOWS, MARY JOSEPHINE D. E. 4. MINTER, CLAUDIA MARIE Bible Club 43 D. E. 4. MOOREFIELD, FRANCES LORENE D. E. 4. MORGAN. JOSEPH CURTIS Library Assistant 2, 43 Most Dependable 4. MURPHY, BOBBY LEE Vocational School 2, 3, 4. NANCE, JAMES RICHARD Football 23 Baseball 23 Hi-Y 4. NELSON, STEPHEN FAIR Science Club 3, 43 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, President 43 DeMolay 4. OAKLEY, GEORGE MARSH Monogram Club 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. OVERBY, REBECCA JOAN Library Assistant 43 National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 43 Science Club 3, 43 Future Nurses' 4, Reporter 4. PARRISH, WILLIAM RAY Homeroom President 23 D. E. 4. PATTERSON, HERMAN LINDSAY Homeroom President 2, 33 Most Intellectual 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Student Council, President 43 Science Club 3, 43 Marshall 3. PRICE. MARGARET CAROL Annual Staff 43 Clarion Staff, Assistant Editor 43 Office Assistant 43 Best Dressed 43 Student Council, Secretary 4: Youth Family Life Coun- cil 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 43 Rainbows 2, 3, 4, Worthy Advisor 4. PULLIAM, LILY RUTH Future Teachers 3, 43 Future Homemakers 23 Bible Club 3: Glec Club 2. 33 Rainbows 2, 3, 43 Youth Family Life Council 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. PULLIAM, RHEGENIA ANN Library Assistant 33 Future Homemakers 2, 33 D. O., Secretary 43 Band 2. RAGSDALE, WILLIAM ROBBINS Most Talented 43 Monogram Club 3, 43 Science Club 3, 43 Football 2, Manager 3, 43 DeMolay 2, 3, -4. RHABE, JAMES LEE JimmyU Homeroom President 33 Hi-Y 4. RIDDLE, BETTY FRANCES Office Assistant 43 Future Homemakers 23 Bible Club 4. ROACH, RONALD BUD Ronnie Homeroom President 43 D. O. 43 Vocational School 2, 3. ROBERTS, ANN MINOR Bible Club 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 4. ROBERTS, CROUMBIE WILSON Buddy'l Homeroom President 23 Science Club 43 Hi-Y. ROBERTS, JESSE HERBERT Bus Driver 3, 4. -103- Senior Directory ROBERSON, GARY LEE ROBERTSON, RICHARD NEAL Vocational School 2, 3, 4. SANDERS, HENRY LEE SAUNDERS, ROY DOUGLAS nD0ugn D. E. 3. SINGLETON, ABRAHAM GREEN A. G. Best Looking 43 Monogram Club 3, 43 Science Club 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 43 DeMolay 2, 3, 4. SMITH, ELIZABETH ANN Hubs Bible Club 23 Glee Club 2, 3, 4. SMITH. JERRI ANN Clarion Staff 43 Office Assistant 43 Wittiest 43 National Honor Society 43 Future Nurses', Treasurer 4. SMITH, NANCY LOUISE Future Teachers 43 Bible Club 2, 3, 43 Future Nurses' 33 Majorette 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 23 Band 2, 3, 4. SNOW, MICKEY DALE Monogram Club 43 Science Club 3, 4g Football 3, 43 DeMolay 3, 43 Track, 2, 3. SNYDER, JUDITH TURNER .:Judyu Future Homemakers 23 Bible Club 2, 33 Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3. SQUIRES, MELBA JEAN Clarion Staff 33 Science Club 43 Future Home- makers 33 Bible Club 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 43 Rain- bows 43 Girls' State 3. STEGALL, JOAN ELIZABETH Office Assistant 43 Future Homemakers 23 Bible Club 2, 3, 4. STEIN, WILLIAM JOSEPH uB,l:llJ1 Homeroom President 43 Student Council 43 Future Teachers 43 Monogram Club 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Baseball 33 Marshall 33 Boys' State 3. STEPHENS, ROBERT WARREN Annual Staff 43 Homeroom President 33 Na- tional Honor Society 43 Boys' State 33 DeMolay 2, 33 Master Counselor 43 Youth Family Life Council 2, 3, 4. STEWART, RUBY FAITH Bible Club 2, 3, 4. STULTZ, ANNE MARIE Office Assistant 43 Most Athletic 43 Future Teachers 3, 43 Monogram Club 3, 43 Bible Club 2, 33 Band 23 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi- Y 4. STULTZ, JOHN HOYTE HJ!! Class Officer, Vice-President 2, President 33 Homeroom President 23 Student Council 33 Na- tional Honor Society 3. 43 Monogram Club 43 Science Club 3. 43 Football 43 Marshall 33 De- Molay 2, 3, 43 Boys' State 3. SUGG, ELIZABETH CONOLY 6KBeth!! Clarion Staff 3, 43 Class Ofiicer, Recording Sec- retary 43 Homeroom President 33 Most Popu- lar, Best All Around 43 Future Teachers 43 Rainbows 2, 3, 4, Worthy Advisor 33 Youth Family Life Council 3. THOMAS, RAYMOND CARL D. E. 33 D. O. 43 Vocational School 2. THOMPSON, MELCA PATRICIA Library Assistant 2, 3, 43 Future Homemakers 23 Bible Club 4. TURNER, ALYCE CRADDOCK D. E. 3, 4, Secretary 33 Rainbows 2, 3. TURNER, SYLVIA JUNE National Honor Society 43 Bible Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 33 Glee Club 2, 3, 4. VERNON, HOMER JAMESON, JR. C. E. 43 Hi-Y 4. WADE, KENNETH EUGENE Punk', Glee Club 33 Football 2, 33 Hi-Y, Treasurer 4. -104- Senior Directory WALL, JANICE MARIE Annual Staff 43 Library Assistant, Vice-Presi- dent 4, Bible Club 3, 4. WALKER, GARY LAWRENCE Bus Driver 2, D. O., Treasurer 4. WALKER, JAMES RICHARD Jimmie', Annual Staff, Co-Business Manager 4, Class Officer, President 2, Homeroom President 2, 3, 43 Best All Around, Best Dressed 4g Student Council 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, National Honor Society, Treasurer 43 Monogram Club 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 2, 3g Marshall 3, DeMolay 2, 3, 4, Master Counselor 4. WARF, RITA JANE Bible Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. WARNER, RALPH EDWARD Homeroom President 2, Monogram Club 39 Science Club 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 21 Track 23 Hi-Y 3. WASHBURN, NORMA FAYE National Honor Society 4, Future Teachers 3, 4: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Chief 43 Rainbows 2, 3. WASHBURN MALCOLM RAY ffMaC!J Annual Staff 4, Cafeteria 2, 3, 4, Homeroom President 3: Bible Club 2, 3, 4, President 45 D. O., President 43 Youth Family Life Council 2. 3: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. WEAVER, KAY ROSS Future Nurses' 35 Rainbows 3. WEBB, MARION Glee Club 2, 33 Marshall 3, National Honor Society 3, D. O. 4. WHITTEN, BARBARA ANNE WHITTEN, VIRGINIA CAROL Bible Club 2, 33 Future Nurses' 3. WILKINSON, SYLVIA DIANE Library Assistant 43 Glee Club 4. WILLARD, SARAH ANNETTE Bible Club 4. WILSON, DARRELL GLENN Oflice Assistant 4, Library Assistant 43 Science Club 4. WILSON, MARGARET ANN Bible Club 2, 3, Rainbows 4. WOODS, PHILLIP MARSHALL Wittiest 43 Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 43 Football 2, 3, Manager 43 Hi-Y 43 Track 2, 3. WRAY, SYLVIA JANE Library Assistant, Secretary 4, Homeroom President 43 National Honor Society 4, Bible Club 4. WRIGHT, THOMAS SHERMAN lKT0TnJl YAGER, ELIZABETH VERNA nBeth91 Annual Staff 43 Rainbows 2, 3, 4, Worthy Ad- visor 2, Recorder 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 4, Youth Fam- ily Life Council 2, 3, 4, President 43 Girls' State 3. YEATTS, DORIS GRACE Office Assistant 4, Bible Club 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary-Treasurer 43 Future Nurses' 3, 4, Vice- President 3, President 43 Glee Club 4. YOUNG, DORA CAROL Library Assistant 3, 4. YOUNG, GAIL Office Assistant 4: Class Officer, Secretary 3, Homeroom President 25 Future Homemakers 2, Monogram Club 3, 4, Bible Club 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 3, 4, Cheerleader 4, Basketball 33 Marshall 3. YOUNG, HOMER WAYNE D. E. 2, Vocational School. -105- ADVERTISEMENTS The firms represented by their advertisements in the following pages need no introduction. Most of them are con- veniently located in var- ious sections of Leaks- ville, Draper, and Spray. These local businesses, in return for your pa- tronization, have pur- chased ads to help us cover the cost of this book. Many of our stu- dents work for the local firms. Our own school store carries some prod- ucts locally produced and distributed. Many of the firms are strong backers of our athletic teams and are truly interested in all attainments of students and faculty. We appre- ciate their loyal support. --106- In many cases the at- tractive stores, offices, and grounds of our ad- vertisers add to the attractiveness of our school community. On our booster page this year will be found the names of many of our leading citizens and professional men. They too, have expressed a desire to give us a boost in financing our annual. We can pay our debt to them with con- tinued achievements in our school activities. o . - , l T0 THE TGRADIUATES Y , I i V We Salute You and Share Your Pride On This Occasion May your future attainments be unlimited and may Graduation Day be a forward step in the fulfill- ment of your dreams. We Wish You the Best of Luck and Extend HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS 5114, Jw. CONGRATULATIONS To THE CLASS OF 1953 Visit the Soda Shop Before and After School For Fountain Servi and Good Sandwiches DRAPER SODA SHOP Next to the Post Office Draper, N. C. 1 if i C L . ... CONGRATULATIONS '- I - 4 ' - CLASS OF '53 From .L A. CANNADAY LUMBER COMPANY Wholesale Only Dial MEadowv 5-4661 Draper, N. C. Compliments of CRAFT PRINTERS Dial MAin 3-6518 LEAKSVILLE, N. C AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Byrd Avenue MAin 3-7625 Wholesale Distributors Original Replacement Parts LEAKSVILLE, N. C. Compliments of MEADOW DAIRIES LEAKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Phone MAin 3-3161 Grade A Pasteurized Dairy Products ana' Quality Ice Cream IIOPPER OIL COMPANY Serving the Tri-Cities With Quality Petroleum Products Since 1932 LEAKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA WRlCHT'S LADIES, STORE Beautiful Clothing For the High School Girl Washington St. LEAKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA CINDERELLA BEAUTY SALON Where Styles Are Created, Not Copied MA 3-2328 Draper Road SPRAY, N. C. Compliments of QUALITY CLEANERS Phone MAin 3-7517 Church Street SPRAY, N. C. WRIGHTS SPRAY MENS SHOP DRUG COMPANY The Rexall Store Washington Street MAin 3-7064 MAP' 32216 Mercantile Building LEAKSVILLE, N. C. SPRAY, N. C. Joe Chandlc-:r's 9 M A U D S DRAPER PHARMACY Prescription Chemist DRAPER, N. C. CLASS OF '58 We Wish Yon Continued Success in the Career of Your Choice Smart Fashions For the High School Girl and Her iWother 226 N. Fieldcrest Rd. DRAPER, N. C. THE LAUNDROMAT Westinghouse Machines Dial MAin 3-2344 CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1958 Specializing in Hair Styles and Per1nanents ME 5-4273 Morgan Street FAY BROWN SPRAY, N' C' MILDRED BLACKWELL ROGERS KIRKPATRICK JEWELRY COMPANY DRUG COMPANY Monroe Street LEAKSVILLE, N. C. Registered Jeweler Certified Geinologist American Gem Society Our Only Location DRAPER, N. C. Compliments of DRAPER SHOE STORE Shoe Store IVIEad0W 5-5872 F ieldcrest Road DRAPER, N. C. A Complete Family THE FIRST NATIONAL RANK lllember Federal Reserve Bank Menlber FDIC LEAKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Drink Coca-Cola In Bottles T he Pause That Refreshesn DANVILLE COCA-COLA ROTTLING CO. LEAKSVILLE, N. C. COMIJLIIWENTS of OWIANSKY BROTHERS Washington St. LEAKSVILLE, N. C. CCLWPLIIWENTS of ALLEN'S DEPT. STORE Quality lllerchandise Dependable Prices LEAKSVILLE and STON EVILLE. N. C. HOME SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION WASHINGTON BOULEVARD STREET STREET Organized in 1909 LEAKSVILLE, N. C. JOHN SMITH AND SONS, INC. Contractors P. O. Box 589 LEAKSVILLE, N. C. WALL INSURANCE AGENCY Your Wall of Protection Automobile, Fire and Group Accident Insurance Dial MAin 3-3164 LEAKSVILLE, N. C. l - GRIFFIN .IEWELERS Quality and Dependable Service Watch, Clock, Jewelry Repair, Stone Setting and Engraving Morgan St. SPRAY, N. C. STOP-N-SHOP Quality Meats, Fresh Produce Nationally Known Brand Names Morgan St. SPRAY, N. C. SPRAY INSURANCE AGENCY All Kinds of Insurance 'Cf' GARVIN WARREN Tri-City Pharmacy Bldg. MAin 3-3211 SPRAY, N. C. TURNER FURNITURE COMPANY Everything For the Home Draper Rd. SPRAY, N. C. MAin 3-7952 JOHNSON-TURNER FURNITURE CO. Low Down Payments And Real Easy Terms Dial Ml-ladow 5-5212 Fieldcrest Road HOPKINS' GROCERY COMPANY Home Owned ana' Operated by Charlie Hopkins and William Jones, Jr. 231 N. Fieldcrest Rd. SPRAY. N. C. DRAPER, N. C. BUILDERQS 'THE SEALTESTU MART INC BAR 81 GRILL HB6 Smart Curb Service Buy At Bailder's Mart Bridge St. Wholesale and Retail LEAKSVILLE, N. C. LEAKSVILLE, N. C. Dial MAin 3-2548 Compliments of C L O B M A N ' S On the Boulevard LEAKSVILLE, N. C. Dial lVlAin 3-3963 SCHOOL OF DANCE Phone lVlAin 3-6625 Chandler Building 538 Boulevard LEAKSVILLE, N. C TWUA, AFL-CIO Congratulates and Salutes the Class of 1958 Bi-County .loint Board TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA IOO Park Road, Spray, N. C. Servicing the Textile lflforlrers of the Tri-Cities RURKE'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE On the Boulevard FOR ALL YOUR SCHOOL SUPPLIES Nationally Known - Locally Owned BRIDGE STREET GULF LEAKSVILLE, N. C. Dial MAin 3-3626 Compliments of F R 0 II M A N ' S On the Boulevard LEAKSVILLE, N. C. Dial lVIAin 3-3856 Compliments of EDWARDS SUPER MARKET Boulevard Street LEAKSVILLE NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of W R E V AM FM 1220 KC 102.1 MC T i-City News .... e,.,,A..v...A.......... 1 P. M. T i-City Broadcast ,,.,....eeA. 7:10 A. M. TRI-CITY STUDIOS Washington Street LEAKSVILLE, N. C. BOULEVARD RESTAURANT Tri-City's Finest Air Conditioned Boulevard LEAKSVILLE, N. C. 1' Congratulations to the Seniors From i a MIZE MOTORS, INC. Chrysler - Dodge -- Plymouth 424 N. BRIDGE ST. LEAKSVILLE, N. C. Cars of the Forward Look Live Better Electrically 0. 515 43 K Q -Tr. F i i ' 0 fum' ELECTRICITY DOES SO MANY JOBS FOR YOU: It Cleans It Cooks It Heats It Refrigerates and it gives you entertain- ment for a few pennies per week! Live Better . . . Electrically DUKE POWER CO. Serving the Piedmont Carolinas TRI-CITY PHARMACY Home of Ethical Compounding of Prescriptions Dial MAin 3-3133 720 Morgan St. SPRAY, N. C. I 7 S l COJWPLIZWENTS of LEAKSVILLE NEWS N. C.'s Largest Weekly Newspaper C ircalationv LEAKSVILLE, N. C. TRI-CITY FINANCE COMPANY A uto Loans For the Individual LEAKSVILLE, N. C.. COMPLIMENTS of P A T R 0 N I Z E TRI-CITY PONTIAC 0 U R ADVERTISERS! Washington St. LEAKSVILLE. N. C. BOOSTERS Adam's Photo A. D. Rogers Jeweler Allen's Dept. Store, Stoneville Hicks E. Anderson Anonymous Auto Supply Co. Blackwell's Record Shop Bouldin Motor Co. Boulevard Taxi Bringle McBride Movers T. R. Brown Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Bundy Carolina Coal Sz Oil Co. Carolina Drug Cherry Insurance Co. Cindy Sz Sid's Sealtest Bar Dr. Gordon Clark Cooper Xz Ratcliff Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Davis Harry Davis Draper Hardware Draper Lumber Co. John Dyer Edward's Riverside Curb Market Eggleston Bros. Oil Co. Frank Eggleston Dr. J. P. Elliott H. L. Fagg A. E. Fair Dr. G. A. Ferguson Floyd Hill Furniture Co. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Garrett G. B. Green's Ready Mix Gehee Grand Theatre Hailey's Television Service Hairfield's Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Harris Hatley's Laundry Home Lumber Co. Home Novelty Co., Inc. Hopkins Sz .Johnston Fuel Co. Ivie Tire Co. Jones Hardware Kendrick Chevrolet Lasley Drug Store Leaksville Bank Sz Trust Co. Leaksville Furniture Co. Leaksville Lumber Co. Leaksville Shoe Store Leaksville-Spray Grocery Co. Leaksville-Spray Exchange Club Leftwich Sales H. R. Lindsay Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Maclsaac Dr. Mike Mangum Raymond Martin Dr. T. H. Millman Mr. W. H. Nelson News Center New System Laundry M. O'Mansky Floyd Osborne Pace-Stone Furniture Co. Paristyle Beauty Shop Peoples Loan Co. Garr Price Pure Oil Co. Robertson Hardware Rockingham Block Sz Ready Mlx Co., Inc. Rockingham Office Machine Co Betty Shivley Smith Department Store Snow Supply Co. Spray Mercantile Co. Stacey's Beauty Salon Mrs. Alex R. Stanford R. E. Stewart J. Hoyte Stultz Dr. Charles Sugg Sugg Funeral Home Dr. J. V. Thomas Tiller's Menls Shop Tri-City Men's Shop Roy C. Turner Twin-City Grocery Co. Dr. C. V. Tyner lVIrs. C. V. Tyner Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Tysor Una's Shoppe Dr. Warren K. Utley Earl Vaughn Wall Furniture Co. B. W. Walker Weaver's Rockingham Service William's Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. John M. Yount -124- X JATION 4 IG YEARBOOKS.. uality OUTSTANDING YEARBOOKS MODERN LAYOUT DESIGN , ' consmm Pensomu. ssnvncz commune Am' Ann vacvuns Monm- me FACILITIES Q moussr Qunm' comm: mo zmc rumrms mnss mcwomo coma rnocsss nzraanucnous. ---123 - DESIGNERS and MANUFACTURERS of DISTINCTIVE PRIZE WINNING SCHOOL ANNUALS Commonwealth Press, Inc FIRST AND BERKLEY STREETS RADFORD VIRGINIA x x I-ag.-rx: , . Q1 . 4. N s . .r ' .+ a if f --,l x 9 a r la. 1-. i J . .. L v. 'a I .E 7. 1 'V ,j, I II, 1 '12 1 1 Wu , K . I , o