North Davidson High School - Nordahi Yearbook (Lexington, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1963 volume:

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As you turn through the pages to follow, you will be taking a whirlwind tour of our old Alma Mater, re c alling many fond and sad memories of our high school days at N.D.I-l.S. Everyone loves a parade especially all Black Knights at h-......,.,. , During the Christmas se ason many artistic and beautiful bulletin boards could be seen around North Davidson. 5 5 f f 4 '7 1 Our band entertains us at a basketball game. 2 I 'G L ' - sugar ' f Q W V, ,,, lwmsgfel s , , . ,U fe- my' . M ilxf A r 'i,y:'1 V I ' ,Q '7 up if .aw?', ..1S5J' 1 ,. v ., While spectators look on, our Homecoming court and queen are announced. ffq Beauty is r e p r e s e n t e d by these lovely Homecoming Queen contestants. Exciting things, both good and bad, are always happening at N.D. '50 XQPUDI-N, Mike and Kenneth leading our team to victory Brek-time is a busy time. 3 l In Deep Appreciation, We Dedicate . . '91 Mr. Lewey Alexander has exemplified that the highest function of the teacher consists not so much in imparting knowledge, although in this he is most proficient, as in stimulating the pupil in its love and pursuit. He has used his intellect not only for his own seeing but that his students may see the shining and learn their way. Principle, integrity, and independence is the life and e sse nce of his character. Socrates once said, The shortest and surest way to live with honor in the world is to be in reality what we would appear to be. We, the annual staff of '63, take pride in dedi- cating the 1963 NORDAHI to you, MR. LEWEY ALEXANDER, for we believe you truly live with honor. Here we see Mr. Alexander in a favorite pose in his class room. 1- When a student is in need, Mr. Alexander is always around as a helper. '-'hu--11 tvs- . ll: QE , f.-i 'E:'uv ' f' if I - JW ' fi 4? 'mX mm Q HXXX AV YK ,X Utlvgg W XM.'fA!kW'f x xN Q71 'Tri' 7350-ilu-. ,A County and School Officals ' , Y -...Q a...-and , ' S ,i,fS5,M.,1s MR. E, L. BROWN Superintendent of Davidson County Schools P, T. A. OFFICERS MR. CLATE F. HUFFMAN Assistant Superintendent of Davidson County Schools MRS. CARL BRINKLEY Supervisor of Davidson County Schools Mrs. Grady Brinkley, President. Not Picture dz Mrs. Bill Link, Vice- COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION Presidentg MIS. Cl13.1'1GS MCGl21'1'16I'y, Left to right: Mr. Roy G. Orrell, Nlr. D. Clarence Sink, IVlr.H. Lindsay Secretaryg Mr. B. E. Mendenhall, Jr. , Dorsett, Mr. D. W. McCulloch, and Mrs. C. L. White, jr. Treasurer. NORTH DAVIDSON SCHOOL BOARD Mr. John Hedrick, Mr. Robert Ripple, Mr. Clyde Zimmerman. 4 atb We'II Always Remember . Always busy. . .Endeavoring to make our school better in every way. . . Guiding our footsteps in the right d i r e c t i on toward a successful life. . . Assisting in every possible way. . . OUR FACULTY , a--l.:3z , Q 1 Principal, MR, JAMES O. TEAL B.S., Wake Forest College M. Ed. , Appalachian State Teachers College , ,uw .fl Mr. Teal is always busy serving our school. There's always announcements to be made, always keeping students and faculty up-to- date on happenings. MRS. JOE BERRIER Secretary Draughon Business College 7 .'s..'Y'H. JN ' Always busy with never ending work to be done ..K1. '3li..:..l.n , . 1 -- .0-A 'f',.n.x an I ,A is MR. LEWEY MISS MAGGIE L. MR. GLENN MISS LUCILLE 'MRS. ELLA RAY ALEXANDER BARNEY BEMISDERFER BOWERS CHACEY B.S., M.A. B.S. B,A., M.S, B.S. B.S., University of Appalachian State Catawba College University of Virginia Catawba College Mississippi Teachers College Science teachers-Mr. Bemisderfer, Mr. Pickett, and Miss Bowers. M O I d I n Q G U r u u 1 ,ww f', Z ff E7 za Always busy in Room 1, are business teachers, Miss Dellinger and Miss Barney . some problems. I R, 'Hear Mrs. Chacey, our guidance counselor, helps a troubled student answer Mathematics teachers-Mr. Gathings, Mrs. Galyean, Mr. Michael, and Mr. Alexander. MISS JANICE MRS. FORREST DELLINGER GALYEAN MR. l. L. GATI-IINGS B.S., Appalachian B.S., Appalachian A,B,, University of State Teachers College State Teachers College South Carolina fr-ev 1' 8 -rch MR. CHARLES HALES MRS. JOANNE HALES B.S., Appalachian B.S., Appalachian State Teachers College State Teachers College , 3 A N ts. Y ,. ' ,M..:,rf: ',. I V ' '61 Q I I Q R 'K' .,- ' I '-. 'tr-v 'Ulf ? 'S :nf :ff -3 - - v'-LL 4, , -. .. . ,-2.....-,..t,,,.-.. A .. a....v-N . -Q-T: ,,----u --me ,I f IN Mr. Hales, our dramatics teacher, applies make-up on a student, MRS. JOHN HANES MR, C. R. HILL MRS. ALEX HINKLE A. B. , Pfeiffer College B,S,, North Carolina A.B., High Point State College College M a kl n Q T h IS af r n n I Hard at work with books is our librarian Mrs. Hanes. ,,.9i Dfw Foreignlanguage teachers-Mrs. Hales and Mrs. Hinkle. MR. PETE JONES MRS. A. A. KYLES A.B,, Elon College A.B., Duke University Q anna? - f I 5. 22,4 .HZ ,, , ny' I A af ' Vocational teachers-Mr. Hill, Mr. Tucker, Nh-s. Parker, and Mr. Swicegood. 5 MISS ANN MR. I. R. MICHAEL MOTSINGER MCNAMARA A.B., Catawba A.B., High Point A,B., Duke University College College qu. 'GY --1 i11 nuuis.a.n 'rr 5. , f -1. 9 Mini, M MR. DON PALMER B.S., M.-A. Appalachian State Teachers College ,weve J' - . I 1-r-'M -, , WX? , 5 x l V X l MRS. I-I. E, PARKER MR. JIM PICKETT MRS, RALPH PROTO B.S., East Carolina B,S, College Catawba College Lenoir Rhyne College MRS. BOB RANKLIN , Western Carolina College At North Davidson the Best We've Had. R 4 ! v 1 ii if 'l , ., N Q R any 5? -I V Xiu:-.r , V x . .M Social studies teachers-Mr. Palmer, Miss McNamara, Mrs. Revelle, Physical education teachers include Mrs. Rankin and Mr. jones. and Mrs. Sebastian. English teachers-Mrs. Proto, Mrs. Motsinger, and Mrs. Kyles. Leading our Glee Club is director, Mrs. Vaughn. X ' , 73 v is s R . , I xg MRS, B. H. REVELLE MRS. DON SEBASTIAN A .B. , High Point High Point College MR. C. B. TUCKER B. S. Clemson College if-f' - .lm -P .. gm. MRS. l. AUBREY VAUGHN Salem College Shermond College of Music -'IOQN V as if gwfifi -l 'iff Q ...-f :f1fe,,.,- A. M-. .-e.w.-.-,, Llilmuxlztnlawflmwiiwmiiilililhdlilsilliibdl pizulillunar-'ewriuunlme-Q.an-nsqallirilliiiiinmlllliiiif bwvZ-sQi1CiQW!VwUN famuwrmnfnuwndilmwmminiilhuawwmmiifimwakif dlnnahbsuiewsx xQi1f'NQil W?L.suil1-i?KKl1iHul.l5Q59XIW mm W ninnnnunlinnmunnxzmwsaliiiiiiuvwemzzsmijuml--Vfemlimmiil D6iHlCiFiClU CimBK? 'E1WKUSi.mQ nQx.i.,QS.TikwIi. 1i ilmlmwstmdlawwsbllxmamnsmoulwlihmemvmblliblliiil lpwiiiiihlmiiinjauqeiuliuvnmuuwmlmaaeiauefwfrllreliniems 1 1 il 3 lg 'E 5' ul 1 Zilialliliililidivll iii s, ii li? i l Ti 'W lilmliii ki i1i?i8i'rmE1r1lQ1ll'i ! --I K1 V-5? 'Q '---., 'i 0saa-..-...qlb f, Eff, 1 f' . 5 mn J-.. W .. ss 'N' ' 0 ...,x,,, Q 12 L . 1 ' A I 1 1 We, the I W I 0 W 4 I 5 4 i Senior Class Officers HAROLD ARROWOOD President GORDON WEANT Vice-President REBA MOCK Secretary BELINDA SINK Treasurer nm Graduating Class of 1963, Seniors Small, yet great. . . Great, yet humble. . . Our eyes always turned to the future. . . Filled with ambition and hope. . . Waiting, always waiting-for classrings, the senior trip, and graduation. . . Then to college, marriage, or em- ployment. . . Remembering that Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. JAMES ANDREWS HA ROLD AR ROWOOD CA ROL BALL JOE BARKER KATHY BEAN .l WAYNE BECK MITCHELL BERRIER 1'l. TF'i.tw:'fi'f 1. V f E N fx PU! JUDY BLEVINS TER RY BUMGARNER 4 x Q. . .. E '- x IUDY CECIL Class of 1963 RICHARD BYERLY Take a Look at Our Hugh TOMMY BRINKLEY TONY CEC IL kv 'KEY PATTI CLODFELTER JEAN CONRAD 'YN 14 School Life . KTM? SANDRA C RAVER JOHN CRAFFORD My in BRENDA EVERI-IART LARRY ESSICK ...ffwn vs' .,.w..,..-1, Senior Class SANDRA EVERHART 2 5908 00635023 0 15 MICHAEL DRAKE Wm JOI-IN ROBERT EVERI-IA RT I agp' 1 f f I af RANDY EVERI-IA RT l RITA EVERHART Many Fond Memories Arek Class 1963 LINDA F REEDLE g! 'f SHIRLEY GARREN LUCY GREENE GARY FREEMAN WWW BRENDA I-IEGE ANDY HIATT RANDALL HEDRICK 1,0-we l 16 I 'F Brought To Mind, I S. JUDY HIATT WANDA HILTON Senior Class lr I li' TED HILL 'Vid 'WWW iwnwf ? SUE HILL HULCHEY JAMES GWYN HUIE MARGARET JONES DAVID JOHNSON 1 7 ,, , -vi Qu-my CAROLYN KIRK LUC ILLE KOONTZ DAVID LEONARD Fun and Work Nlingled Ckws of 1963 PEGGY LEA TI-IERMAN 'TW fx f ., vw ik, 44 1 I I4 VIRGINIA LEONARD 18 4,.-BDF? V-,S V Y.,,7-W - -Y -4-W -W, -V -----uiuivi-if iff' JANET KOON TZ LINDA LEMLY HMP JUDY LINK Together . . RON LONG JANE LOPP 41 LARRY LONG GAYLE LYO NS Senior Class ' . 3' 5' JRR RY MENDENHALL DARRELL MICHAEL LARRY MENDENI-LALL H-auf-M.-qw f JULLA MICHAEL ,ef- 19 4 uhm. '- Ar .A 'L . 47 V , W BILLY MIZE REBA MOCK ROSA LEE NIFONG We Shall Never Forget Our Class of 1963 LYNN MOOREFIELD SANDRA NIFON G 20 - -'ar ' DONNA MIZE RAYMOND NIFONG WILLIAM OMAN STEVE REICI-I ROSE REID ROYAL A BELINDA SINK 21 JUDY ANN SINK JOHNNY SMITH , 'A df , ,eff . 'f BRENDA STEWART And Above All, Anxiously Awaiting Class of 1963 ROSE MARY SOWERS 'yr-'f g 'a-f Q J' ,, .. ,, ,25 1 I MARDIE SWICEGOOD apr'-.,' vw ,AG L A 22 ' I U Hi Fiflf JUDY CAROL SINK nm I-.41 MARK STABLER I Z Q ffl, if SAMMY TESH 1lP '??- 0- Y 'Qi Graduation. !'r'rHrr MARY ALICE WALSER JAMES TILLEY GO RDON WEAN T Senior Class v'i4Z1l:.T JAMES WHITE CARLA WARNER 7' ' ROBERT YOUNTZ I , 1 f Q, T fy ma TERRY ZINK wiQ - aw,- JOE ZIMMERMAN 23 'B .x1.mAik.. - f 1. Senior Biography JAMES KENNETH ANDREWS Transfer from Davie County High School 4, National Honor Society 4, Glee Club 4, Alpha Beta Gamma 4, Band 4, All-State Band 4. HAROLD AUSTIN ARROWOOD Class Officer 1, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, J. V. M ana g e r 1, J.V. 2, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Tra ck 2, Alpha Beta Gamma 3, Treasurer 4, Pep Board 3, Annual Staff 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Superlative - Best All Around. DORA CAROL BALL F,H,A. 1, 2, 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, Reporter 4, Annual Staff 3, Editor 4, Glee Club 3, Marshal 3, F.T.A, 4, Alpha Beta Gamma 4, Superlative - Most Studious. JOE ARNOLD BA RKER F.F.A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Bus Driver 3. KATHRYN LOUISE BEAN F.H,A. 1, Vice-President 2, President 3, State Historian 4, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, Glee Club -1, 2, 3, Cheerleader 2, Chief 3, Co-Chief 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Student Council Vice-President 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Mono- gram Club 3, Secretary 4, Alpha Beta Gamma 4, Miss North Davidson 4, Newspaper Staff 4. WAYNE LEWIS BECK F,F,A, 1, 2, 3, President 4, Bus Driver 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Dramatics Club 4. GEORGE MITCHELL BERRIER F,F.A. 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 2, 3. JUDY IRENE BLEVINS Glee Club 1. THOMAS GRADY BRINKLEY Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 3, 4, Pep Board 3, Photography Club 3, Alpha Beta Gamma 4. TERRY W. BUMGARNER Dramatics Club 4. RICHARD LEE BYERLY 4-H Club 1, 2, Dramatics Club 4. ANTHONY PAYNE CECIL Dramatics Club 4, Track 4, Superlative - Friendliest. JUDY CAROL CECIL F,H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Office and Teacher's Assistant 4. PATRICIA ANN CLODFELTER Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Alpha Beta Gamma 4. JEAN CAROLYN CONRAD Glee Club 1, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2,Alpha Beta Gamma 4. JOHN WAYNE CRAFFORD F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, Footb all 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, J.V. 1, Varsity 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Glee Club 4. SANDRA KAY CRAVER F.H.A. 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Homecoming Court 1, Home- coming Queen 4, May Court 3, Latin Club 2, 3, Office and Teacher's Assistant 3, 4, Superlative - Best Looking. MICHAEL LEE DRAKE Latin Club 1, 2, 3, J.V.Basketball 1, 2, Track 2, 4-H Clut 1, 2, Dramatics Club 4. LARRY WAYNE ESSICK Baseball 1, Track 1. BRENDA JOYCE EVERHART Transfer from Lexington Senior High School 4, Office and Teacher's Assistant 4, Homecoming Court 4. JOHN ROBERT EVERHART Dramatics Club 4. SANDRA KAY EVERHART Glee Club 1,2, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Cheer- leader 2, 4, Band 3, Photography Club 3, Pep Board 3, Newspaper Staff 4, Office and Teacher's Assistant 4, Monogram Club 4, National Honor Society 4, Alpha Beta Gamma 4, Superlative - Most Courteous. GEORGE RANDALL EVERHART J.V. Basketball 1, Glee Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Superlative - Most Courteous. Q-fe-M - f--frfrvwzrsrv' 1' 1 Senior Biography RITA GWYN EVERHART F.H.A, 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 25 4-H Club 1, 25 Office and Teacher's Assistant 45 Dramatics Club 45 Homecoming Court 4. LINDA GAYLE FREEDLE Glee Club 35 Office and Teacher's Assistant 45 Dramatics Club 4. GARY LEE FREEMAN Basketball 1, 25 Track 25 Alpha Beta Gamma 4. SHIRLEY ANN GARREN Latin Club 1, 2, 35 Library Club 1,2, Vice-President 3, President 45 Bus Driver 3. MARY LUCY GREENE Library Club 1, 25 Photography Club 35 Alpha Beta Gamma 3, Secretary 45 F.T.A. 45 Office and Teacher's Assistant 4. RANDALL LEE HEDRICK F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4-H 1, 2, BRENDA DIANNE HEGE Latin Club 1,2,35 Glee Club 1, 2,3,45 4-I-I Club 1,25 Annual Staff 3, 45 Office and Teacher's Assistant 4. JOHN ANDREW HIATT, JR. Dramatics Club 4. JUDITI-I RAY HIATT F.H.A. 2, 35 May Court 35 Newspaper Staff 3, 45 Glee Club 35 F.T.A. 3, Secretary 45 Annual Staff 45 Alpha Beta Gamma 45 Student Council 45 Dramatics Club 45 National Honor Society 4. LAURA SUE HILL Student Council 15 Annual Staff 1, 25 F.H.A, 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 15 National Honor Society 2, 3,45 Homecoming Court 1, 2, 45 May Court 25 Cheerleader 3545 Monogram Club 3, 45 Valentine Court 35 Newspaper Staff 45 F.T.A. 4. TED BROWN HILL, JR. J.V. Baseball 1, 2. WANDA FRANCES HILTON Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 2, 35 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 4-H Club 35 Office and Teacher's Assistant 4. HOMER GWYN HUIE Dramatics Club 45 Alpha Beta Gamma 45 Bus Driver 4. HULCHEY WINDELL JAMES Dramatics Club 45 Superlative - Best Looking. DAVID ERNEST JOHNSON, JR. Track 1, 2, 3, 45 LatinClub 2,35 Football 2,3545 Monogram Club 3, 4. MARGARET ANN JONES F.H.A, 1, 2, Officer 3, 45 4-H Club 15 Glee Club 2, Vice- President 3, President 45 Superlative - Wittiest. CAROLYN SMITH KIRK 4-H Club 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Pep Board 35 Dramatics Club 45 Office and Teacher's Assistant 4. VELNA JANET KOONTZ F.H.A, 152, 3,45 Student Council 15 Glee Club 1,25 Marshal 2, Chief 35 National Honor Society 2, 3, Secre- tary 45 F.T,A. 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 4-5Dr9.1T1atiCS Club 45 News- paper Staff 3,45 Alpha Beta Gamma 45 Superlative - Most Likely to Succeed. ILA LUCILLE KOONTZ PEGGY ANN LEATHERMAN Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A, 1, 2, 3, 45 4-H Club 15 Pep Board 35 Office and Teacher's Assistant 4. LINDA JEAN LEMLY Library Club 2, Secretary 3, 45 F.T.A. 4, DAVID REID LEONARD 4-H Club 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Mono- gram Club 3, 45 Pep Board 35 Alpha Beta Gamma 45 Dra- matics Club 4. IDA VIRGINIA LEONARD JUDY ANN LINK 4-H Club 1, 25 Glee Club 1,2, 35 Cheerleader 45 Office and Teacher's Assistant 45 Dramatics Club 45 Homecoming Court 45 Superlative - Cutest. LARRY FRANKLIN LONG Football 1, 45 Track 15 F.F,A. 152, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 4. 25 4 Senior Biography RONNIE OLIN LONG Latin Club 1, 25 J,y, Basketball 1, 25 Student Council 25 Glee Club 25 Annual Staff 3,45 Photography Club Vice- President 35 Alpha Beta Gamma Vice-President 3, Presi- dent 45 National Honor Society 3, President 45 Baseball 3, 45 Football 45 Monogram Club 45 Dramatics Club 4. BONNIE JANE LOPP Newspaper Staff 1, 2, 3, Editor 45 Latin Club 1, 2, 35 Band 2,3,45 Student Council 35 Pep Board 35 Alpha Beta Gamma 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, Treasurer 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 Annual Staff 35 Marshal 35 World Peace Speech Winner 35 Dramatics Club 45 Teacher's Assistant 4. GLENDA GAYLE LYONS Glee C lub 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 15 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1,2,35 May Court 35 Homecoming Court 45 Office and Teacher's Assistant 4. JERRY WAYNE MENDENHALL Glee Club 1, 2, 35 4-H Club 15 Bus Driver 3, 45 Dramatics Club 45 Superlative - Wittiest. LARRY MENDENHALL Latin Club 1, Secretary 25 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Scholastic Art Awards Winner 25 Student of the Month fMarchJ 25 Class Officer 35Alpha Beta Gamma 3,45 Photography Club 35 National Honor Society 3,45 F,T,A. 3, 45 Annual Staff 3, 45 Newspaper Staff 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Student Council 3, Presi- dent 45 Debate Team 35 Superlative - Most Likely to Succeed. ROBERT DARRELL MICHAEL Football 1, 3,45 Track 1, 2, 35 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Mono- gram Club 3,45 Science Club 35 Dramatics Club 4. JULIA MAE MICHAEL Latin Club 1,2,35 Glee Club 15 Band 2, 35 Pep Board 35 Newspaper Staff 45 Office and Teacher's Assistant 45 Dra- matics Club 45 Cheerleading Manager 4. BILLY DURAN MIZE F,F,A, 1, 2, 3,45 4-H Club 1,25 Band 1,2. DONNA REE MIZE F,H.A. 1, 2, 35 F.T.A, 45 Glee Club 1, 35 Band 2, 35 Pep Board 35 Alpha Beta Gamma 45 Newspaper Staff 4. 'Tu 'TWYYYT T' 7'7 'WTQTT 'T Ef 'T 'T 'T REBA FAYE MOCK Class Officer 45 Superlative - Friendliest. JOHNNY LYNN MOOREFIELD Student Council 25 Dramatics Club 4. RAYMOND LEWIS NIFONG F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Bus Driver 2, 35 Dramatics Club 4. ROSA LEE NIFONG Office and Teacher's Assistant 3, 4. SANDRA DIANNE NIFONG F,H,A. 1,25 Library Club 2, Treasurer 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 May Court 35 Bus Driver 45 Office and Teacher's Assistant 4. WILLIAM ROBERT OMAN Basketball, J.V, 1, All-Conference J,V. 2,Varsity 3, 45 Football Manager 1, 25 Baseball 1, 2, 45 Glee Club 2, 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Pep Board 35 Bus Driver 3, 45 Dra- matics Club 45 Superlative - Cutest. VAN EDGAR PARKER F.F.A, 1, 2,Vice-President 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 45 Base- ball 2, 35 Football 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 4. STEVE REICH Dramatics Club 4. BRENDA CAROL REID 4-H Club 1, 2. RONALD EUGENE ROBBINS Football 15 Glee Club 1, 35Band 15 Track 2, 45 Bus Driver 2, 3,45 Pep Board 35 Monogram Club 3, 45 Alpha Beta Gamma 45 Dramatics Club 45 F.'T.A. 45 Superlative - Most Versatile. ROSE REID ROYAL 4-I-I Club 1,2,35 F.I-l,A. 1, County Vice-President 3, Cgunty Secretary 2,45 Science Fair Winner 1, 25 Class Officer 35 Glee Club 35 Science Club 35 Miss Congeniality in N.C. Miss Piedmont Contest of '615 Combo 35 Dra- matics Club 45 Office and Teacher's Assistant 45 Superla- tive - Most Versatile. T ' , 1-D Senior Biography EARL MICHAEL SAINTSING Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, All-Conference, Back of the Year 3, Co-Captain,All-Conference 45 Basketball 1, 2, All-Conference, All-Davidson County, Co-Captain 3, Captain 45 Baseball 1, All-Conference 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Photography Club 35 Monogram Club 3, 45 Alpha Beta Gamma 3, 45 Dramatics Club 45 Superlative - Most Popular. BELINDA ANN SINK Glee Club 1, 2, 35 F.H,A. 1, 2, Officer 3, 45 May Court 15 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Basketball 2, 3, Co- Captain 45 Band 2, 35 Class Offic e r 2, 3, 45 Newspaper Staff 3, 45 Valentine Court 35 F.T.A. Vice-President 3, President 45 Photography Club 35 Marshal 35 Pep Board 35 Student Council, Secretary 45 Monogram Club 45 Home- coming Court 45 O-ffice and Teacher's Assistant 45 Su- perlative - Best All Around. BRENDA CAROL SINK Glee Club 1, 2, 35 F.H.A, 1, Treasurer 2, 3, 45 F.T.A, 3, 45 LV. Basketball 25 Band 2, 35 Class Officer 25 Mono- gram Club 3, 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 Newspaper Staff 3, 45 Alpha Beta Gamma 45 Dramatics Club 4. JUDY ANN s1NK JUDITH CAROL SINK Student Council 1, 45 Latin Club 2, 35 Bus Drive r 3, 45 F.H,A. 3, 45 Glee Club5Alpha Beta Gamma 45 Teacher's Assistant 4. JOHNNY SMITH Library Club 25 Latin Club 2,35 Bus Driver 3,45 Alpha Beta Gamma 4. ROSE MARY SOWERS Glee Club 1, 2, 35 F.H,A, 1, 2, 3, 45 4-H Club 1, 25 Bus Driver 45 Office and Teacher's Assistant 4. MARK POWELL STABLER Student Council 1, Treasurer 25 Football Manager 1,2,3,45 Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 45 Newspaper Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 25 National Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff 3, 45 F,T.A. Treasurer 3,45 Photography Club 35 Science Club 35 Monogram Club Vice-President 3, Presi- dent 45 School Service Award 35 Dramatics Club 45 Su- perlative - Most Dependable. BRENDA JOYCE STEWART MARDIE LLAMEL SWICEGOOD F.H.A. 1, 5eCretary 2, Vice-President 3, President 45 Glee Club 1, 35 Cheerleader 35 Monogram Club 3, 45 Pep Board 35 Office and Teacher's Assistant 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Homecoming Court 45 Citizen of the Month fFebruaryJ 45 Superlative - Most Dependable. GAIL SAMUEL TESH Glee Club 2,35 Football 35 Photography Club 35 Alpha Beta Gamma 3, 45 Pep Board 35 Track 4. JAMES HENDERSON TILLEY F,F,A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Footb all 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 15 Baseball 2, 3,45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Bus Driver 3, 4. MARY ALICE WALSER CARLA SUE WARNER Latin Club 1, 2,35 Band 25 Glee Club 35 Pep Board 35 Newspaper Staff 3,45 Marshal 35 Cheerleader 45 F.T.A. 45 Office and Teacher's Assistant 45 Monogram Club 45 Dramatics Club 4. CHARLES GORDON WEANT Transfer,China Grove High School 25 National Honor Society 2, Vice-President 3, 45 Marshal 35 Student Council 35 Alpha Beta Gamma 3, 45 F.T.A. 45 Class Officer 45 Superlative - Most Studious. JAMES EDWA RD WHITE ROBERT CRAIG YOUNTZ F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Bus Driver 3, 4. JOSEPH LINDSAY ZIMMERMAN F.F,A. 1,25 Secretary 3, 45 4-H Club 1,25 Baseball 25 Football 3, 4. TERRY ALAN ZINK Baseball M ana g e r 15 Baseball 2, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. 2, 35 Monogram Club 3, 45 Alpha Beta Gamma 45 Dramatics Club 4. JERRY WAYNE MEDLIN Not Pictured MOS T PO PULA R BEST ALL AROUND 4 Kathy B69-I1 and Mike 5-2i11fSin9 Belinda Sink and Harold Arrowood 1963 Superlatives MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Janet Koontz and Larry Mendenhall 2 6 2 ff MOST VERSATILE f Rose Reid Royal and Ronnie Robbins . w Q gg, I L ld I gf .J 'SA--4 MOST DEPENDABLE W Z W ,MiQ MOST STUDIOUS Mardie Swicegood and Mark Stabler Carol Ball and Gordon Weant 1963 Superlatives BEST LOOKING Sandra Craver and I-Iulchey James nf MOST ATHLETIC Sandra Nifong and John C1-afford ,M W' M if Mw MOST COURTEOUS FRIENDLIEST Sandra Everhart and Randy Everhart Reba Mock and Tony Cecil 1963 Superlatives CUTEST Judy Link and William Oman ,lsr is Z ff 1' ' ww! 4 f Q V o ia M. ., WITTIEST Margaret jones and jerry Mendenhall W - ---A---kd YYY--' vw-f -v------,- H ---- ---.-- - -- --- .,,,,,.m,.m,,,,. ,,, ..,,,,, . K. , x ,,,,,,,, u Class Poem You have served us well, N. D. You have enriched our days, Since we have traversed through your halls We'll remember you always. We are thankful to our teachers, And we appreciate The efforts made in our behalf, That we might graduate. Our sports events have taught us Good sportsmanship is wise. And through our clubs and parties We've learned to socialize. We look into the future now With excited mind and heartg Knowing all the while that God Was with us from the start. And as we make our exit, We hope that you will be As proud of us, as we of you -The class of '63. Carla Sue Warner Class Colors Black and White Class Flower Mascots if SI-IERRY HIN ES Rose Q ..,Y . uv. EDD IE HILL C I a s s M ott o Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers. 31 su- '- ..x W -' ,J f . gl, v 1 s WlKt219 'k In Loving Memory of MISS DONNA REE MIZE 1944-1963 32 Hngillli, M1 ' 1' ' ' -15454- ' ' Junior Class Officers BARBARA BIESECKER President LYNDA LEONARD Vice-President BONNIE HILL Secretary PEGGY JOHNSON Treasurer i w ' -fauna' - ' 4' ' in-.., ix 'QL-an VIRGINLA BAILEY DELBERT BALL LYNN BARKER PHIL BARNES FAYNETTA BATES Remember Our Junior Year ROSABM-ES I will study and get ready, and perhaps my chance will come. Abraham Lincoln M BETTY BECKEL 'lr Claw, v-.... 491-4-aa DAVID BERRIER LINDA BEESON 4? 1 .M Juniors ii? DLANNE BERRIER GARY BERRIER MARY RUTH BERRIER BARBARA BIESECKER LIB BIESECKER CAROL BREWER pq- 34 MARTHA BRINKLEY TIM BRITTAIN 'T'7Y TOM BRITTAIN JIMMY BULLARD DELORES BUIE mf r ' Filled With Excitement, Fun, and Study? PRESTON BYERLY SAM B YERLY EVELYN CHISHOLM BOBBY CHURCH DAVE CLINA RD DONALD CLODFELTER MIKE CLODFELTER BARBARA CRAVER RONALD DILLA RD Maw, wrt ,J Class of 1964 DENNIS DELLINGER 35 'Wir SANDRA CLODFELTER LINDSAY DORSETT 'it fi' Q . PATTY C RATER SARAH DUFFEY 4,4-'X X v -wap se- :-' y L ,X A . DONALD ESSICK IKE ESSICK ANN EVERI-LART LINDA EVERI-IART PHIL EVERHART 4-K- 'VY f fm f ' A7 fx fd .en LARRY FLOWERS LUTHER FRITTS 1: , ,fx fm , S ,Z 'nn' Y -1, B RENDA FREEDLE Juniors FRANK FUNDERBURK VIRGINIA GALLOWAY f. Engl ...f 'Wx ff X CAROL EVERI-IART RICK EVERI-IART A-1 ,X My ',,, rf' Qing ' l 'E,.IVt?1: , ,,, ,V 'N 2 1 KENT FREEMAN PAT GAMMONS 36 '7v'? 6' LA R RY EVERHART WAYNE EVE RI-IA RT FRANKIE FRITTS BETTY JEAN GANDY ff' JIMMY GOBBLE RONNIE GODBY CATHY GRAHAM JIM GREEN Qu Making the Magazine Sale a Big Success. DALE GREENWALD SHERRYL GREGORY q 1- pil - qui, G' , Q V J ANN HARTLEY NATHAN HAGGARD PEGGY HAYES MARTHA I-IEDRICK r DALE GRIMMETT JUDY GRUBB fr-W HSS K ffm-A R H 0 f A fe' 1964 CAROLYN HARTMAN BONNIE HEGE DAN I-IEGE ,NM Q1 , b ,gg fb. M x C7 37 Q KAYE HANES 'Aww' f . ik Q 4 ii' 4 Z JIMMY HA RTMAN JANET HEGE LINDA HEGE NANCY HILL 1 'b JUDY I-IEPLER MICHAEL HILTON M 'lC Mf'b'2 JIMMY HOPPER REGINA HUFFMAN Juniors DIC KIE JONES PAT JONES LARRY KEPLEY if M, 55-'b 5' ,I , 38 JIMMY HILL EUGENE HINKLE 'QU Ogg, -paw DELBERT JAMES NANCY KIGER LUTHER HILL RAY HINKLE 4. PEGGY JOHNSON BILL KNOPF IN, JEANETTE KOONTZ JOHNNY KOONTZ LINDA KOONTZ RALPH KOONTZ 4 N 4, fn, 53362 -curvy. Planning and Decorating for the Junior-Senior .. MARTHA LEMLY CONNIE LEONARD NANCY LEONARD MARY LEWIS TOMMY MEDLIN CAROLYN MILLER EMMA LEONARD LINDA LEONARD Class of DAR REL MILLER 39 LYNDA LEONARD ,nv-ap, wgw 'IWW 16 BILL LINK DAVID MILLER Nik' wfwbnv E. I. LINK HARREL MILLER 9l'T 'fh RIC KY MILLER DARLENE MYERS g ., if 4 ' f ,HA I , Jw.-1 A - 4 f 1 I 4? V, df 'V 4 'WW Wm, I0 , e 'rr , J ff Q MARION NOLAN PHILLIP POTTS ,ff STEVE MILLER JIMMY MIZE TED MIZE KAY MONTEMURRO WAYNE MYERS KAY NELSON ROY NIFONG FRED PAYNE Juniors CHARLES PRESLEY JACKIE REID 1105 5107 4O ODELL PERRELL ROBBIE ROBERTS CRAIG PERRYMAN JUDITH ROBERTSON Q KAY SAINTSING GEROTI-IA SCOTT STEVE SCOTT 'W' -nw If f4f?,f 1'i- VAN SCOTT Soon To Become Dignified Seniors. TONI SHAW BRUCE SHOAF JAMES SINK TOMMY SOWERS MARIE STEGALL JERRY STEWART DARLENE TI-IOMASON JIMMY SURRATT DERENDA THOMPSON Class 1964 DIANNE TODD 41 JEAN SWICEGOOD ARTHUR TUSSEY X X f 'WW 419'-' 2 f PAT TEAL LORRAINE WAGNER f-vw. NV ' x ,H x 'P-xx CAROL WALL JUDY WEAVER fr AUNDRY WALSER PHIL WEISNER i yn 1 ' ,gf 'tx JIMMY WILLA RD PAT YORK 3 3 BUDDY WILLIAMS PHILLIP YOUNTS 91 T 'N LANE WALSER LINDA WALSER Juniors Class if. . LARRY WARDEN REGINA WEST LARRY WESTMORELAND XT ,-Q. BILLIE WILSON WALTER WILSON Not Pictured LARRY KOONTZ RONALD STEWART 42 BOBBY CRAVER ,1v-,----1- vm L Gur Successful Sophomore Year We entered as wondering freshmen, anxious to meet new friends, and ready to meet all obstacles. We emerged as sober sophomores, a little older, a little wiser. We dreamed of becoming seniors, for '65 will be our golden year. ANGELA ANDREWS WAN DA BAKER I 1 WWE. 5' sh .,7 ' . wha ' - Eg. ..9.'2, ,1..,, I W lv ,s ww' , fr. -In 7 2 0 f IW? f I, . KENNETH LEONARD. . . President SARA PROTO Secretary JOE CRAVER ..... Vice-President IANIE SHOAF Treasurer 1 'YQ -gufmf' DAVID BARNES CLAUDE BATES KITTY BATES JANELLE BECK JANICE BECK JIMMY BEESON CHARLES EERRIER KENNETH BERRIER xi ffvv- f f J r, ?'4 iw... 'UYNEN L? 2 ? uv- 4 MK ' if 1 K f r RY I yg,gfffi?Tf Z .Qs 29112 iii ' T' 'isfq?'i5f'5 - ' S fgigaiq ' LINDA BERRIER PAUL BERRIER REGGIE BERRIER SI-IERYI. BOATRIGI-IT SUSAN BREVIFER BRENDA BRINKLEY GARY BRINKLEY HARRY BRINKLEY Having Become Accustomed JERRY BRINKLEY GLENNA BRITAIN Sophomores HARRISON BYERLY JAIWES BYERLY KATI-IRYN BYERLY KAY BYERLY KENNETH BYERLY LEON BYERLY NANCY BYERLY ROBERT BYERLY '5 4 in is... A91 'YN w-gb,-. YT I Y Ap PATSY BUIE LARRY BURROW -we-'Q LL 4f ? 12 R, 44 ,,q. 41 ss.. ALMA CANNON PATSY CARDWELL BOBBY CARTER GAIL CECIL BARBARA CLARK ROGER CLARK SYLVIA COCHRAN SHERRY COLLINS 1:7 'Y To Our High School Life, 3 eg. 'lb' . QW, 0 1 JOE CRAVER BRENDA CRAVER HENRY CRAVER JUDY C RAVER Class of 1965 PENNY CRAVER RICHARD CRAVER WANDA CRAVER BRUCE DAVIS --s..,, wu- ia, ,, JACK DeI.APP JANICE DENTON , - 7 MIKE DEVANEY Y , skwwgx 0 f ' x X lug WX HELEN DILLARD ww,- 45 .Vs C5- 7.5 lt ah, fl A4f1 .- Sophomores GRAY FISHEL NANCY FLOWE DALE FLYNT GAIL FOLTZ CAROL FORREST LINDA FOX ELIZABETH FREEDLE POLLY FREEDLE GWYN DISI-EER GAYLE DORSETT STEVE DOSS CAROL EGGLESTON CRAIG Ess1cK JANIE Essicx JEAN Esslcx MARTIN Esslcx With Its Pains, Pranks TED ESSICK DANNY EVERHART KAREN EVERHART NANCY EVERHART 3 if 1 f A W XA, K 'iw' Y 'wax -4' fl l m ,. , v 1 fit 46 A '.I'7 TOMMY FREEDLE WILLIE FREEDLE CAROLYN FREEMAN ELSIE FREEMAN ALLEN FRITTS LAVERNE GOARD NELSON GOOLSBY KATHY GORDON and Pleasures, Q5 BARRY GRAY CARL GUS MAN KAY GREENWALD STEVE HALL 4l'tq 7f' UK Y 9 X K N , .. X ew, ,, A I Nfl W X . ,. 47 'ff , r' Q, V gm A Y. X Class of 1965 CHARLOTTE HANES DAVID HANES DON I-IANES FAYE HANES STEVE I-LARPER WILLIAM HARTLEY RICHARD HARTMAN RONNIE HARTMAN 0 fc sw nz, Q57 Q 'QQ ,fwggw BILLY HINKLE CLAUDE HINKLE fx - , Qs f ALEX HEGE PATSY HEGE 141 BRENDA HESTER W 1' .gs w 'A ' Q SANDRA HEDRIOK In S , 0 SANDRA HIATT CHARLES HILL DONALD HILL BILL HINKLE. Those Long-Lasting Sophomores LAL RONNJE HINKLE STEVE HINKLE DWIGHT HOLTON JUDY 1-1OOTs WORTH HUTCHENS NETTIE JAMES WANDA JAMES BRENDA JOHNSON CYNTHIA HINKLE KMA 5 RONALD HINKLE ,W 5 A CIT . X, 'Q . iw 1'14'y c x I - 48 -- --rv--,-1--v-,.. 'WD KIMBALL JOHNSON HARVEY JONES TOM KEARNS E. J. KENNEDY JAMES KEPLEY LINDA KESNER LARRY KIMEL EUTCH KNOLL v ' , 62, 1 1 ,lb ,.. g Q A 'N va QT v ,Q WN- f 'I B M L fe. , Y ., J -A j 4. a . YL, J' 'ie Sim. Algebra and Biology Classes JANE KOONTZ MARTHA KOONTZ mn, in X X S415 .X WANDA LANE .,. 5' 421951 BBW 1-ANEY J A EJ J Class Of 1965 A ' ' JJ' 3- A X .gg JJ , If 45 f 54 V Y f 3 f W ' ww .. wug,,.41 49 f' If QNX 4 :+ f'fif. j3Ef'Y ,. 'Cf-flj 'igfizxxfl ,A 5 4'if.','Fz-:YQ ' -ffmwzkl MARGARET LANGLEY ROBERTA LASSITER WILLIAM LASSITER BARBARA LAWRENCE ILEA N LEONA RD KENNETH LEONARD LA RRY LEONA RD WAYNE LEONA RD is -In-.g 2 In 4 X in I ' .' 719' Sophomores STEVE MARTIN LARRY MATTHEWS CAMILLE MENDENI-IALL BONNIE MICHAEL BONNIE MILLER DAVID MILLER FRANCES MOOREFIELD ELAINE MURPHY five, ,, f :Qi ,W Wh ., L 'VV' 7 fy :ff WOODIE LEONARD LARRY LINEBERRY JAMES LINER ' LARRY LINK ! '7' 3 'Y' 'tw il I SUE LINK 'CI' DANNY LIVENGOOD Ron LOFLIN SAMMY LONG 6, If ? JENNIE LUNSFORD DEBBIE MCBRIDE Arm WWW! I KAREN McDOWELL PAT MCGLAMERY f Z 4 1 Ad' 441 W' 'H TS ,,...--. 1 The Thrill of Finally 'WMV 50 ...,f.-1 -.v- vi..- M M I LINDA NELSON FARRELL NIFONG JANIE NIFONG LINDA NIFONG BETTY PARKER RANDALL PARKS JOHNNY PAYNE GENE PERRYMAN 1 5 Q x 7 A f' Z X 'i 79 ,g an . -9--ff . 1 A ,ga 3 ff vw I 5. If ..-,, ,dnl .mfwg 4.3. J ff , I ff 712,56 BW 2 , wt ., I f '4 ,J f if aw, ,- Being Somebody. . 'W P GEORGE PERRYMAN FRANCES PHELPS JERRY PI-IELPS MARY JANE PHELPS 1 Mr 51 N W-, 'YW . 1 1 ,M -fl I A ' if . A I lf I . ' H f I hi ,J f 8 5' ff' 4.35, f WP' Class of 1965 JUNIOR POOLE JANE PORTIS KIT POWELL SARA PROTO LARRY REID RONNIE RIPPLE MARY ROTI-IROCK BRENDA SAINTSING Ig ,I ,S if-gy 1- ig Q I ,I 'G I 1 4 X K . kj ,V V 1 17 f'f?i'.9'1'f'uQ,1 fff - ,. I , ..,, wwf f .. ' f ,Q ' , ef f - I ig, 41 ,mfg ny., f X ,f v ,yf I. W -7..- Sophomores ROSEMARY SINK WAYNE SINK DANNY SIZEMORE CECILLA SMITH JERRY SMITH DENNIS SNIDER RICKY SNIDER ANN SNYDER 4? M., a I q '-'- 4,,,, ' '45 f- I I III A if Z , If I 'E ' LINDA SAINTSING .- , gf ' DONNA SHOAF , ' ' EARLY SHOAF 44-- FREDDIE SINK FRANKLIN SINK ILEEN SHOAF JANIE SI-IOAF ROBERT SI-IOAF BICKY SHOAF DONALD SIMMON S As We Stroll Through ILENE SINK I PATSY SINK E MW, V 1, A ., I Q, .5 Q I ,,... , I 1 ff- mi -in , , - - ' f 63 I , ' slr, , u. V Q '5.,s,,,,,. I 55, 'L -- Goff 52 '23 '4 , 4. Q -. Q : QW' v7 fX GERALDINE SNYDER DON SOWERS FREDDIE SPEAKS ANN STARBUCK DEBBIE STOREY CAROLYN SWICEGO RONALD STEWART O CLARENCE SWICEGOOD the Halls. 3' BOBBY SWINEY :H , FRED TESH 1 ' ASW ' MARY ANN TESH SYLVIA TESH Af' I' I, as f ,O-5, ,.-5 AWN, an-I-.,avuiu ... - -.-. .- 53 K vt r - , ,.., - fi Class Of1965 DORIS THOMAS JOHNNY THOMAS RUENELL THONLASON BILL WAONER JANE WAGNER JACKIE WALL JOSEPHINE WALL DARRELL WALSER batik ICM Af' ' 'se-r W , x ,fmwr , +R v ' J. mv.. ZX' x .. 41,1 I , I 'W ,fa 3 an ., Q, I , , Sophomores JOANNE YARBROUGI-I TONY YOUNG LINDA YOUNTS MIKE ZIMMERMAN NOT PICTURED: JUDY LEONARD ROBERT MOON TALBERT WALSER CONNIE WHITE JIMMY WYNN 1'-s. aw--in r A NN' N f LINDA WI-IITE MICKEY ANN WHITE I fv- 5 W , f, , I, W, : C' 9 4 FAYE WOOTEN MELVIN WOOTEN 4-Il AIU' 54 W .1 - ,Q : 0 M ' -' 4 TOBY WALSER BRENDA WARD LYNN WARNER KAY WEAVER MICKEY WEAVIL DANNY WEISNER KAY VYELCH NORMA JEAN WHICKER To Our Classes ,f 4 H1 , lr' 'E , f 'Wi' 1 n -V-+f -f I LET' if-.If ff I ' il A Our Frustrating Freshman Year A Beginners . . . Try i n g new and different activities . . .Athletic. . . Versatile. . . De- pendable. . . Friendly. . . H e a de d for the top in every way. DEBBIE WOOD President PHIL BERRIER Vice-President RUTH ANN WOOTEN A Secretary ie, ,. JUDY MCCRARY Treasurer Freshmen LINDA BARGOIL BARBARA BARKBR WANDA BATES JUDY BECK . vc nw-A-sin. 1 HARRY ANDREWS ROBERT BAILEY With ...TA Fx' A ' 1 2 P m m - 51' Y 'vw ff ' fp ' ver A. DOROTHY BYERLY ROBERT BYERLY STEVE BYERLY IRENE CARLTON BECKY CARTER CHRIS CARTER DONALD CECIL JERRY CECIL RITA CECIL JAMES CLINARD FRANCES CLODFELTER LINDA CLODFELTER DORIS CONNER DARLENE CRAVER LINDA CRAVER 1-'- ,V 6150 Q if - ,. . . ' -Ig, ,,,,.,wi H: , I 2532: If Qqgzzlfgi -,L-. FIG aff 3. 5 X,.,. 2 -gf f X 1 Eff,-ffix, I TNI, . - I X I - - ., g, I fam 54 A--N 1 Y ,I x 1,- 4' nn, :- . . I A m'I'E Its New Experiences, vb. Um- I I R '. , I. . f.. . ' - I NA , 42: 'ft 2 ei 'fs -., R, I M I KI If W, .gb-1 I , .svfvu ,N 56 X I Freshmen JOHNNY BERRIER PHIL BERRIER ROY BERRIER STEVE BERRIER BETSY BINKLEY BUDDY BOATRIGI-IT GAYLE BREWER RAY BRINKLEY MARY ANN BRITTAIN LARRY BRYANT ROBERT BRYANT TREVA BRYANT CI-LARLES BUMGARNER TERRY BURGESS CHARLES BUTNER Awe av . -T 1'-I 39 Lil! Class of 1966 LORETTA CRAVER SUE CRAVER ALVIN DANIELS CHUCK DARR CHUCK DAVIS JIMMY DAVIS BOBBY DENTON BOBBY EGGLESTON RICHARD ELLER SHARON ELLERBE GAIL ESSICK JACKIE ESSICK LINDA ESSICK ROBERT ESSICK VICKIE ESSICK .aw Gm Q' 5. vt, ,Y ff- f mix 'Z 4, . fv- 1: -7 '- .5 10 A la gg , I 1 -1' x .S 7 , If ' in .-m R ' M vw ' T' ' r ' krl. Q X X 5 4 I, ,f 422,-. . 9, - s WK, Bewilderment, Challenges, and Goals ,mm Q I , fi 2 Q ta .. 'lt f W S X in I J Q-. 57 LL WAYNE ESSICK CALVIN EVANS HAR RIETTE EVANS JUDY EVERI-IART LARRY EVERI-IART NANCY EVERI-IART RITA EVERHART RONNIE EVERHART RONNIE EVERHART STEVE EVERHART JANE FOLTZ MYRA JEAN FORSHEE CYNTHIA FRANKLIN FREDDIE FRANKLIN DARYLL FREEDLE in .gb Aw hh S 1 R K, ' VE 11' st' .4 A I 1 h 1 Successes and Failures . OLIVIA I-IARTMAN MYRA I-IAWKINS RICHARD I-IEGE STOKES I-LEGE SUZANNE I-IEGE MARIE HEPLER MILDRED HEPLER JIM I-IJERRING GARLAND HILL GENE HILL RAY voN HILL JERRY HILTON BECKY HINES LANA HLNES RONNIE HINES '95, IQ is ' I '1- 5' my N . TV! Q 'L Y .1 ,os '- Fresh BILLY FREEMAN COLEEN GAITHER CHARLES GALLOWAY RICHARD GALLOWAY RONNIE GARRISON ANN GOOCH DONALD GRIFFIN DARRELL GRIMMETT STEVE GRUBB LINDA HANDY DARLYN HANES DIANNE I-IANES NELL HANES THOMAS HARPER JEAN HARTLEY 1F1'? 1 5 L R, Class Of 1966 TERESA HINKLE CLARK I-IODGIN BENNY HOOTS NANCY I-IOPPER KAYE HULIN CAROLYN JAMES KAREN JOHNSON ROBIN JONES JIM KEARNS ROY KENNEDY JOHN KNIGHT CAROL KNOLL BARBARA KOONTZ CARMEL KOONTS RONNIE KOONTZ 'Uh A - R- A L ...fs .- 41 'H I ' n-X .,....... A rf i ' Sw Meeting New and Different Faces SAMMY LAMBETI-I BONNIE LARGEN JIMMY LATI-IAM CAROLYN LAWSON PEGGY LEMLY BRYCE LEONARD JACK LEONARD JOHNNY LEONARD JUDY LEONARD KATIE SUE LEONARD LOIS IEANNE LEONARD RONNIE LEONARD STANLEY LEONARD KAYE MARBLE SUE MASSEY 4 'A G, 1 Finally Becoming a Part Of JUDY MUSGRAVE RONDA MYERS JOYCE NELSON SHEILA NEWSOME DAVID NIFONG WILLIAM ODELL JIMMY OMAN DANIEL OWEN JOYCE PAIGE TOMMY PARKER LEGENA PERRELL KENNETH PERRYMAN 4, 1, I ,ix EULA PINNIX LINDA POARCI-I DAVID POLSTON Freshmen LINDA MCBRIDE JUDY MCC RA RY RUTH ANN MCGLAMERY DAVID MENDENHALL NANCY MENDENHALL RICHARD MEREDITH JANE MICHAEL CLIFTON MILLER SHELBY MILLER STEVEN MILLER STEVE MIZE BARBARA MOCK GAIL MOCK LINDA MORRIS CLIFTON MURPHY '5'J '- ,.. .-C V a Q. 1 Class of 1966 NORMA RAILEY JEFF RICI-LARDSON VICKIE JEAN ROBERSON KENNETH RUMMAGE BRENDA RUSSELL BEVERLY SAINTSING GORDON SAINTSING RONNIE SAINTSING SAMMY SAUNDERS WALLACE SHAW BENNY D. SHOAF BENNY F. SHOAF BUCKY SHOAF DAVID SHOAF DONALD SIDDEN ',.,, fu nh 4 . Ml? v- B 'mlb I 4 FI r.,I is I C, N Q A. - W 13 'v ' 4: is This New Life, Finally losing .. 1 'S 5 f 1-K .W I' fx -Q I, I I ' Z: 1' I N . , f viqpf ' ...M A 'T X M-fs 7' K. It X MMS fx .X -1 ex Kr -. . ,M I F fi X I . V 41: Q 1 'HY' , w L I 5 at ,wx 'Q if nr -Us . A 'X Q' , RTT' , X - I' V v, y vw, ' ' I ,vs K. III XX-f Y - f QQ. Xi' I X Y Eg KVMM SQ' 1 61 FAYE SIMMERSON GAIL SIMMONS BARRY SINK DONALD SINK RONNIE SINK ALLEN SMITH RICKY STEGALL LORRAINE SURRATT KATHY TEMPLE REID TESI-I BILL THOMAS EMILY THOMAS JIMMY THOMAS MARTHA THOMAS CASSANDRA THOMASON ,. 14 rv' in x h The Green JANE WILLIAMS DANNY WILSON RALPH WISHON DEBBIE WOOD JANICE WOOSLEY RUTH ANN WOOTEN LARRY YOKELEY PAULETTA YOUNG LANA YOUNTZ STEVEN YOUNTZ Not Pictured: RONNIE BERRIER RALPH JOHNSON JIMMY KIRKUS LARRY PICKETT LARRY WALSER Look -v- M., f-vw' .fran 51' ..,.., A JR 5: 'A 'A 2 f' I, Q XX hs. Q 5 If A TONY TOWNSEND JOEL TUTTLE DAVID TYSINGER NANCY ULREY DAVID WAGNER KENNY WAGNER TEDDIE WAGNER BONNIE WALSER EUGENE WALSER BRENDA WARD MARY JEAN WARD LARRY WEAVER RAY WELCH SAMMY WELCH GEORGE WESTMORELAND .f 62 wq ' A My - '-wi, 1 4 'fs 1-,ff ' TC' , f A ,n', V -' 1 -- 1 v. .0 if 'I' f f,y ,, yffiw s .,'i, ,ff 'nj' W if I ' !'J'l 5 .f I wah 5 JM -I IL if 1 , 1'7 5 J,v f A . C' Vw' ,-- , ,f 4,1 ' ' 13.33-, -3' ,f, - Q4 ' 554' 4- H' l:'f,7f' 4y' Llylnl I, ,K :ii :I vfhfffl ,yi I N, I V 7,11 ff- , f 11 V f . 1 v . ,r.'.g5,,f' f -,I Lf LUV, 'f,, ' .,L If ' ',3i?fK 1' 't X ' M df M, Jfgfff ' I d ay' A' ,C .fi 157 ' l fu Af J ,iff fy l 1 1,4'!1 W I 5 ff' 4 jff f. ' I' 175 Ui i,1 Wi - jjwlifwx Q yy , 'wi Qff! f ,fp f,ffQf',f 'ffk 5 1 ' I f I' f f , ,fl ,fx A j.,J,g ,v M1 1 I ' fw f f f f' JI- . f-wzf v ffx V V 1 , if ,- f, , ,fpdf .vf, --AV f,,w- f V If I 1. QM, yr '7 17 . 4' flpvvf I7 3 1 . , f c- 7V '. ,'.f-7'4. 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Z 1 r 1, 7 . 1 J N, WW ' ' aff, l. dxf ,I fiodlllyl L. 5 .J Q A Z -NNW. 1 Q' I 'fl ' V4 ', nw 14,1 .SETZM uyy-,nuxwwww f -If xx . ,,?,,- I k 22521:-fs f X N --- -211. 1-'inf 1 4 1 f - fa , 'ifiiiiigi QA rf , - ' ' es2:igg::5iff.1:si!::!g-ilk ff S-!EQ255e::i52,giiiig55'L'if 2152?-? -fi-1 - 'eebff ' A x, -v gyf F 7x mmm: ' ' 'J QIVW 001, E., J F , Our Varsity Football Team, During the first part of the year, it was football that sparked the spirit in every student at North Davidson High School. The spectators witnessed many victorious games for the Black Knights. This year our team en- joyed a good season with a record of eight wins and two losses. COACHES Pete Jones, J. V. 8 9th Grade Coach, Don Palmer, Head Coach, jim Pickett, Line Coach. Run, boys, run! lt T H l First row: Ricky Snider, Rod Loflin, Phil Weisner, David Johnson, Bill Knoph, Bob Craver, David Leonard, Tommy Brinkley. Second row: Charles Berrier, James Tilley, Ron Long, Harold Arrowood, Larry Mendenhall, John Crafford, jerry Stewart, Robbie Roberts. Third row: Darrell Michael, 3 L 1 A.. CO-CAPTAINS john Crafford and Mike Saintsing Z l, lg., f.,,.,i: 32mm 2 W A is X 5 911? 43 . my l ' .1550 ig a XS , , , M .S 64 w ,f ,f1Ul!Mh'r'Wv1Nl10 Mike Saintsing, Phil Barnes, Frankie Fritts, Allen Fritts, Jim Green, David Barnes, Walter Wilson. Fourth row: Phil Potts, Delbert Ball, Van Parker, Bill Wagner, Charles Johnson, Dennis Snider, David Berrier, Steve I-Iinkle. MANAGERS Ronnie Ripple and Mark Stabler 65 N. D. 4O West Montgomery O N. D. 18 Griffith 6 N. D. 53 Denton 0 N, D, 26 East Davidson O N. D, 7 Ragsdale 14 N. D. 26 Trinity O N. D. 26 Mineral Springs 7 N. D. 7 Central Davidson 45 N. D. 44 West Davidson 19 N, D. 33 Ledford 0 63 -wi 5 gggff gf A Ready for the kick-off. Tackle those men! Blocking passes and Running touchdowns. Our Senior Players Paving the Way.. . GUARDS Harold Arrowood Tommy Brinkley john Crafford ENDS Van Parker Larry Long Joe Zimmerman BACKS James Tilley Darrell Michael Larry Mendenhall Mike Saintsing TACKLES David Leonard David johnson Ronnie Long Bobby Craver 'Nb First row: Barnes, Gray, Fritts, Snider, Swicegood. Second row: Flynt, Kearns, Thomas, Hall, Young. Not pictured row: Craver, Clark, DeVaney, Link, Berrier, Long. Third Freedle. For Junior Varsity and Ninth Grade Hopefuls -nmmvmv ' . -..-....... 1-sw A t 1 First row: L. Everhart, Saintsing, Oman, R. Sin.k,1. Davis. Second row: K. Wagner, Mendenhall, Shoaf, P. Berrier, Hill, Franklin. Third row: I-Iege, Garrison, Bailey, 'Y -' gg-7-iv:-Qtrvsqn-..' '? my Q. i , i - S. Berrier, Thomas. Fourth row: Shaw, Welch, D. Wagner R. Everhart, Tuttle. Not pictured: Denton. Varsity STARTING FIVE: Saintsing, Roberts, Hinkle, Loftin, Oman. fy 1 , , if ,, f it ' 555' Mark Stabler-I-Iard working rn a n a g e r of our Bla c k Knights. Coach Jones and Captain, Mike Saintsing. jump that b all ! ff ,- f -at 'H 'O 'afygo eff' .yy -f an f 5 l , ,r .1 Nice shot, Steve! Saintsing, Roberts, Oman Loftin I-Iinkle Davis, Leonard Clodfelter Shoaf Barnes. Southwest Mineral Springs Griffith Lexington Southwest Trinity Lexington Griffith Ledford Denton Central East D. West D. Trinity Mineral Springs J S Q Managers Barbara Biesecker and Martha Brinkley. Varsity Girls' Our girls' basketball team this year has brought back some of the enthusiasm that used to exist for girls' basketball. Many close and exciting games have been given to us by our team. L. Nifong, Andrews, Koontz, Tesh, Thomas, S. Nifong, B. Craver, Lawrence, P. Craver, Sink, Shaof, McCrary. N, D, 12 Southwest N. D, 25 Mineral Springs N. D. 38 Griffith N, D, 24 Southwest N. D. 23 Trinity N. D. 37 Griffith N. D. 41 Ledford N. D. 38 Denton N. D. 40 Central N. D. 26 East D. N. D. 24 West D. N. D. 43 Trinity N. D. 46 Mineral Springs Practice makes perfect! W, , 4 .A My Basketball K '2 T 1 1 STARTING SIX: Shoaf, Tesh, Nifong, Thomas, Sink, McCrary. ' Get that basket, girls! Coach Palmer and Captain Belinda Sink l.,et's see some action, girls! -w i5' 3 5,4 mtv- ar . c,, Q v law- rr- -e . V--T -V W- '- tooo W of ' A' Will he make it??? Now, what to do??? Boy, that was close. Both Better Than Ever ,-ff' 5 Good shot, Doris! Two more points. ,::.::':+i,...-. . I , -- 1 . What am I doing here??? ms-wu. --- ' 1 - - . v . - :nu ez Kneeling: B. Largen, Michael, Clodfelter, Swicegood, Everhart, Mock, Robertson, G. Essick, L. Essick, Johnson, Surratt, Craver, Ellerbe, Williams, Ward, Hines. Standing: Mendenhall, Massey, Beck, Manager, Coach Pickett. Junior Varsity Teams, Our Future Stars Kneeling: Shoaf, Boatright, Sink, Saintsing, Everhart, Denton, Oman. Standing: Wagner, Berrier, Link, Baily, Grey, K. Wagner, Coach Pickett. 73 Gur Baseball Team, Unloading the Bases i l i- I ff AT YV 7 1 f tl - ff X f W it I 3 il 'l 'bu X g L ' A - f .K x f 5 ., ...,, , ' X N ' .,' I 5:2 , ' 1 L I .i i.. X 9 ' - -. it Q! t , il X .1 lr 5 A ' ' i A ,:,, 'A ll ,, f A. . 3 . 1 f . SX K, 3 .' 4 1 a ., 5 l ,pg , K A g . . ,X ,hx M ,C fi l ssssw buf- 4a,. if f f . 2 . L: f I - H ' .a h x ' NV 2. 'S fx ' F A X , 1' 'M' 3 A s - w e . . , l 5 1 A ' Mb, ,,,, ,. get ifiitf 'C ' . IFES- 3, Ni V ., , R ., V P --1'!132..f,, .pg V X - , ' ? f ' L, K ,ivy A ,V , fl.. , A. ' , ., ' Kneeling: Frankie Fritts, James Tilley, Ricky Snider, Steve Hinlcle. Standing: Ronnie Long, lvlike Saintsing, Coach Jones, show 'em how it's done. Outfield: Rickey Snider, Van Parker, Kimbel johnson, james Tilley. ,. . rf' 1 f , , Q , 'g I 5 ' it ,K 1 3 , , l, 1 w I H a f , Writ gl ffm. as 31 ,sas is I ,X . ff.-ak M f ,,,. , . X A ' X 2 ' k k' 1 . f . , . f' J, ,ff Darrell Michael, Van Parker, Kimbel Johnson. Baseball, because of the new lighted field and the en- thusiasm among the students, will become one of the major sports at North Davidson in future years. Infield: Mike Saintsing, Steve Hinkle, Frankie Fritts, Ronnie Long, Darrell Michael. --1 -J 1 sAn..'e'ul1.J' - i. f. .Q .1 -r-1'-n-arxuw.-1-U, L. -ur - J.. - 'an .-.nz .1--:nun ul vu-.wn1 -' 1' ,, . '-' w 4 : ' 'll 7 f 1 ai ' 5, Hi gf ks W is i c!! tg Q if 'l lg gf, z - :E .,: mf. f , my ,. 4 , '35, gif? 3.5 Q, V K . 'I Wi? Eff: , 5 ,P 5? az ,. ,, N 4 ,e: ,.,Tf M- V -ff: 'fi if 2 fx' ,V +-Q, , - 1-cw: 5 . , 2' R A - , i -Tr! '- ' ff , Pi sz 'f 'J g i z f , 'Q , X 4' ff 1 'I 'Q . . 4 ,x,,,,. f M f i 4 Q ' ' , , , r N. - T , S ,,,, I W , , , Q 2 ,f4,,,.Zil, I y .W , a ,. A M , f . ,, 4 , V V 4,2 ,, , -f. A l V, V 9 f ..:52if :V if . ' 'V a ' -' N f 1 ft M. T' f 4 4 if-fi FIELD EVENTS: Berrier, Robbins, Clodfelter, Young. RUNNING EVENTS: First row: Koontz, Barnes. Second row: Sowers, Ripple, Fritts, Zimmerman, Wilson, DeVaney. Our Go-Go-Go Track Team l Rounding out our year's athletic program is track, an upcoming challenge to our three major sports. Coach Pickett showing the team how to hold the discus. Kneeling: Charles Berrier, Johnny Koontz, Mike F1-itts, Mike Clodfelter, Ronnie Robbins, Walter Wilson. Zimmerman, David Barnes, Mike DeVaney. Standing: Not pictured: Larry Mendenahll. Tommy Sowers, Ronnie Ripple, Tony Young, Allen M 7, MW ' I 8 J ' 1 X :eff it'i fi ff ' i . ,A A, up 'W---f , Q x -. ii Z c.!rg ,K -4 .i 75 Our Cheerleaders, Keeping School Spirit High. Center: Franklin Sink, Chief. Clockwise from front: Judy Link, Sandra Everhart, Sue Hill, Carla Warner, Brenda Miss McNamara, J. V. , and Miss D e 1 1 i n g e r, Varsity. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Sink, Kathy Bean, Derenda Thompson, Sue Link, Connie Leonard, Carol Forrest. North Davidson High School is certainly proud of the young ladies and gentleman that appear on this page. Through their time and efforts the school spirit has risen to new heights among the students and spectators. I. V. CHEERLEADERS Seated: Norma Railey, Linda McBride. Standing: Barbara Koontz, Barbara Barker, Chief, Martha Thomas, Kay Marble. SPONSORS Our cheerleaders in action. ..: , f N 1 N -,wr 6 . f! 151 ff X I f ,V H , Hr! fazfftggfffx 5 f y K HI!! , f ah If Z f . N !Mlr,5 K1 A ex X Qw 49 77 The Student Council, Always Guiding Us. The Student Council of North Davidson High School was organized to give the students a voice in the govern- ment of the school. It is the duty of each member to guide in the right path this interest. In the performance of this duty, it has rendered many worthwhile services to the students. Members direct traffic in the halls, super- vise school elections, sponsor many dances and programs, and present a yearly gift to the school. Each homeroom elects a representative to the Student Council. The officers are elected by the student body each spring ,. M U if 1 The standards of the Student Council are high and P ,f ' - the aim is worthwhile service to the school. 1A 2 1 . f l L- 1 Il Secretary, Belinda Sink, Treasurer, Linda Fox, President, Larry Mendenhall, Vice-President, Phil Potts. First row: Advisor, Mr. Hales, I.. Mendenhall, Potts, D. Barnes, Warner, P. Craver, C. Mendenhall. Fourth B. Sink, Fox, Advisor, Mrs. Proto. Second row: Michael, row: Biesecker, Nelson, Walser, P. Barnes, D. Hege, Yountz, Essick, S. I-lege, Harper, Wood, L. Craver, Flowers. Fifth row: Arrowood, Bean, Hiatt, I. Sink. Evans. Third r o w: L e o n a r d, Snider, Kearns, Fritts, gi wvnvwmqg- . ...f.a.5t- -f 78 -K 'ws -ay W1 V- - 5. nj 4, ,,,E:,,.T. LT, at fr ' First row: President, Ron Long, Vice-President, Sue Hill, Mark Stabler, S andra Everhart, Judy Hiatt, Bill Link, Secretary, Janet Koontz, Treasurer, Jane Loppg Advisor, james Andrews, Jeanette Koontz, Barbara Biesecker, Phi Ivirs. Revelle. Second row: Larry Mendenhall, Belinda Barnes. Sink, Kathy Bean, Carol Ball, Gordon Weant. Not Pictured: The National Honor Society, Our Leaders The North Davidson Chapter of the National Honor Society was organized in the spring of 1961. Its object is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to serve, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character. Members were chosen on the basis of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. The National Honor Society contributes worthwhile service to the school. Membership in it is one of the highest honors conferred by North Davidson High. The National Honor Society is truly an asset to the school. As its main project this year, the National Honor Society is honoring an outstanding citizen each month. These citizens are chosen on the basis of leadership, character, and school service. Any student is eligible for this honor. Barbara Biesecker Uanuaryj Phil Potts QDecemberj Mardie Swicegood fFebruaryJ. 79 CITIZENS OF THE MONTH qv-so I l l l First row: Mendenhall, Stabler, Hege, Ball, Arrowood, Long. Second row: Dellinger, Warner, Green, Michael, Brewer, Johnson, Hiatt, Berrier, Dorsett, Link. E The Yearbook Staff, Working Constantly . nil... The NORDAI-II Sta'ff consists of seniors, with juniors as assistants, and includes one freshman and one sopho- more, who serve as their respective class editors. This staff is selected on the basis of scholarship, personality, and service by the junior sponsors with the approval of our principal and two annual advisors. So much time and work being involved in the publi- cation of the 1963 NORDAHI, the staff sincerely hopes Advisors, Mrs. I-Iinkle, Mrs. Motsinger. each student will enjoy the fruit of their labors. 80 .g1 'W Business Manager, Mark Stablerg Assistant, jim Green. Editor-in-Chief, Carol Ball, Assistant, Dianne Berrier. l, f fi is s ' ,ff is nf-5 if ' A Art Editor, Larry Mendenhall, Photographer, Ron Long, A s s i s t a nt, Assistant, Dennis Dellinger. Lindsay Dorsett. Class Editors, Lynn Warner, Jane Michael, Carol Brewer, Judy Hiatt. Feature Editor, Brenda I-lege, Assistant, Peggy Johnson. Sports Editor, Harold Arrowoodg Assistant, Bill Link. CMYHL-ht, I , ' fs,ft ,l'l'5 was , ,S , at jf vw- 81 ,,., .,r.5.,,4.gff,f:.,'L ,.,', 1 ff V W 1 .I f 4 : :M ff qu F.T.A., Mentors of the 4R's . Seated: B. Sink, Graham, I-liatt, Potts, Robbins. First row: I. Koontz, Lemly, Saintsing, J. Koontz, Lopp, Hill, Everhart, Warner, Bean, Nolan. Second row: Advisor, l The North Davidson Chapter of the Future Teachers of America has been very active throughout the years. Its purpose is to prepare students who plan to enter the teaching profession. Every aspect of teaching is at one time discussed. Members are limited to juniors and seniors with two advisors who meet with the students and provide super- vision. , The F.T.A. sponsors several projects including the Knight E-ws, the school newspaper, and the May Day program. The F.T.A. is truly an asset to North Davidson High School. Treasurer, Phil Potts, Parliamentarian, Ronnie Robbins, Secretary, Ju dy Hiatt, President, Belinda Sink, Vice- President, Cathy Graham, Advisors, Mrs. Sebastian, Miss Barney. Mrs. Sebastian, Mendenhall, Biesecker, Ball, Berrier, Swicegood, Weant, B. Sink, Stabler, Greene, Advisor, Miss Barney, Mize. f illlllflllilllllilllf -N-.QNX Advisors, Mrs. Sebastian, Miss Barney, Barnes, Bean, Nolan, Powell, B. Sink, B. Sink, Stabler, Swicegood, Berrier, Biesecker, Evans, Everhart, Graham, Hiatt, I-Iill, Warner, Zimmerman. 1. Koontz, J. Koontz, Lopp, Mendenhall, Michael, Mize, Our Favorite Newspaper, The Knights News . The Knight News, the school newspaper, is sponsored by the Future Teachers of America. It is published monthly by the students. The staff is composed of members of all four classes. Each class has a class editor, who writes class news for the newspaper. The newspaper gives information about school news- football, basketball, and baseball games, track meets, school elections, club news, and special events-such as tournaments, band conc erts, triangular debates, and dances. There are also feature articles and a gossip column. Editor, Jane Lopp, Assistant Editor, Marion Nolan. 'g5WP'lg,! ,'? 'f ' +1 ' - ' 1w ' 7 541 , ' 5 f -anal! -12 DH .,..- ,. for a.,---H-V l L xx V Y ,, 1 f L, 1 1 '..4.1lT..f.--- ' , if L- S L i X L Q r H ..af?f'i L. Xl 1 1 rin fit i . ,. '..w't 'mr' Q-J A . 'uf' 'lj' . . A 'wr' , -A sys.. V 5 x R!! all -I NM bmah, -f l x W l Alpha Beta Gamma, Science Leaders... Advisors Bemisderfer and Gathings, Members: Andrews, Arrowood, Ball, Barnes, Bean, Beckel, Berrier,Biesecker, Brinkley, Clodfelter, Conrad, D el lin g e r, Freeman, F u n de rb u rk, Graham, Green, Greene, Hiatt, I-Iuie, And Followers A. Andrews, I-I. Andrews, Barker, Barnes, Boatright, Clark, Clodfelter, B. Craver, J. Craver, P. C1-aver, Essick, Forrest, Fox, Fritts, Hiatt, I-lill, I-linkle, James, Johnson, Knight, Latham, Lawrence, Lemly, Link, Lunsford, ,Km I. . Q.-as ,mwmwm l 9 J, Koontz, J. Koontz, Leonard, Link, E. I. Long, R. Long, Lopp, Mendenhall, Nolan, Potts, Robbins, Saintsing, B. Sink, J. Sink, J. Smith, Stabler, Swicegood, Tesh, Weant, Zimmerman, Zink. Alpha Bi Sci . . M e n d e n h all, Mock, Murphy, D. Nifong, L. Nifong, Perryman, Ripple, Robertson, Rothrock, S hoa f, Sink, Snider, Storey, Thomas, Ward, Williams, Zimmerman, Advisors Bowers and Pickett. F .f s ESV, , 'YI 9 'Z A V f -' s- ? W P s . 1 I - Qs...-.rx ' ' 5 an 1 Q N- -,,Y.... 1- 1' ...41 11 . .rd ' eff , if E Our Glee Club Singing Along With Vaughn . .. Lyons, Ma.rble, Massey, Matthews, C. Mendenhall, L. Mendenhall, Miller, Montemurro, Murphy, Nifong, Oman, K.Saintsing, M. Saintsing,Sinl4, Snyder, Stewart, D. Thomas, E. Thomas, Thomason, Ward, Wagner, Yarbrough, Director Vaughn. Our Latln Club A Study of Ancient Days... Andrews, Barnes, Bates Clark J Craver, P Craver, McDowell, Mendenhall, Murphy, Parker, Perryman, DeVaney, Flshel Fr1tts, Fox, Goolsby, G r e e n W a l d, Powell, Shoaf, S n i d e r, Thomas, W a r n e r, Weaver, Hedr1ck,John.son, Kearns, Lrnk, S Lmk Loflm Martm Yarbrough, Yountz, Zimmerman, Advisor Michael. L L .3 . i tfrzx Qffe'-we-f::ie f e ' .5 . P ' A -':fr.: r'r g. ' - 'f--1'1- nai.A',......,,i?fg .f?.1'1- ..,g.,.fTL' 1512 'fail-n-.T ,M nslf::f ,Kiwi V' ' ,I ' ' ' Q V? '4' WT J ,e -,Le pq ,ff eu, f U' , ,Arn f ' ,tk 'A-sf' i f X' BAND MEMBERS Anderson, A. Andrews, I-I. Andrews, J. Andrews, Beeson, G.Berrier, I.Berrier, R. Berrier, S. Berrier, Bemisderfer, Biesecker, Scott, B. Craver, P. Craver, Culler, J.Essick, 1. Essick, Evans, D. Everhart, P. Everhart, Flowe, G. Foltz, J. Foltz, Fritts, Greenwald, I-lege, I-Iill, Hunter, jones, Joyner, B. Koontz, E.. Koontz, J. Koontz, Lassiter, Lawrence, .ink I Leonard, Lunsford, Lyon, McBride, Marble, Massey, Miller, Mize, D. Nifong, J. Nifong, D.Payne, F. Payne, I. Payne, T. Payne, Robertson, Ripple, Sink, Smith, Storey, Teal, Tesh, Thomas, Thomason, Townsend, Welch, Ward, Willard, J. Williams, S. Williams. What a Band! Everybody Loves Music . . . coLoR GUARD: Jene Williams, Janet Keene, sue Massey, Brenda I Ward. rvfaafi ' hx'-:f A e 86 BAND DIRECTOR Mr. Tennyson Jones I YY '22 3 I gl if? A1 North Davidson High is certainly proud of its band this year. The band performs at many different parades each year and at ball games here at school and at others. The school feels the band has improved greatly and can represent well the school and community. Here our band performs at our Homecoming football game. Louder and Better Than Ever. MAJORETTES: Co-Chiefs, Pat Teal and Barbara Bieseckerg Barb ara Lawrence, Debbie Storey, Ilene Sink, Jean Essick, C a s s a ndra Thomason, Penny Craver, Brenda Craver, I-Iarriette Evans. , - 4 - if ,- f, ' ,4 ., 1 .. .- 4 A ' ss 'T -'.' f f Q -Q iff? r . 4 A saggy.: 9 i- f I A wry. X131 I . 4 I ' . I' ' f, ,f A K V if 7155 ' e 1- ' ,v rf 2, Q, M E O A Aj ,Wi M '-- V .. Z 'Al-5-'-W., ' V 87 ,L . I . ?f'lU . l '1!l Ff'Q?!'R ' D L' 1 .2 Q., -....- 4 Cur Hot Debaters. Bates, Beckel, Brittain, K. Byerly, N. Byerly, Duffy, Fritts, Garren, jones, Langley, Lemly, Leonard, Link, McDowell, Montemurro, Myers, Nelson, Nifong, Railey, Snyder, Walser, White, Advisor Hanes. 7-is f- 55-K I Seated: Nolan, Biesecker, Advisor Revelle, Saintsing, 1 Graham, Zimmerman. Standing: Craver, Thompson, Hill, Sink, Fox, Teal, Yarbrough, Shoaf. 1 and Library Assistants . . . 1 1 - -Y ,- .- un Q . nhlinu- N'uP' 'I ' WY' '4'V -!li1 'f -.Ti Speak the speech - Our Dramatics Club The dramatics department, under the direction of Mr. Charles Hales, is aspiring to new heights at N.D. Class projects, speeches, and fall and spring productions are all included in this worthwhile course. ,---in . --'----- 3 if rw or Y A,,M,,r,, E' ara: --'---- Q . 1 . , The fall production, The Barretts of Wimpole Street was certainly a great success for the dramatics de- These are ladies? Here we have one of the exciting scenes from The pal-tment, Barretts of Wimpole Street. First row: Oman, Arrowood, Saintsing, R. Everhart, Fourth row: A. Hiatt, Beck, I. Mendenhall, James, Mendenhall, D. Michael. Second row: Link, R.Everhart, Moore field, J. Everhart, Huie. Fifth row: Kepley, Royal, Warner, Robbins, L. Long, Byerly. Third row: J. Michael, Freedle, Kirk, Drake, Medlin, Nifong. Sixth Koontz, R. Long, Hiatt, Lopp, Sink, Leonard, Zink. row: Stabler, Bumgarner, Sponsor, Mr. I-Iales. 3 1 ul F as Oo . if as ' Advisors, Mr. Hill, Mr. Tucker, Officers: Beck, D. Hege, Zimmerman, J.Hartman, V. Parker, J.Hill, Members: Bailey, D.Ball, j.Barker, L.Barker, Bates, Beeson, P. Bei-rier, P. Berrier, R. Berrier, R. Berrier, S. Berrier, J. Brinkley, R. Berrier, Brittain, Byerly, J. Byerly, L. Byerly, P. Byerly, R.Byerly, S.Byerly, Carter, Cecil, Clinard, Clodfelter, Crafford, B.Craver, H. Craver, L.Craver, R. Craver, Daniels, Davis, Doss, Eggleston, C.ESsick, J. Essick, M. Essick, W. Essick, P. Everhart, R. Everhart, S.Everhart, Freedle, Freeman, Garrison, Gray, Grimmett, Harper, R. Hartman, R. Hartman, Hedrick, A.Hege, R.Hege, S.Hege, D. Hill, L. Hill, R. Hill, I. Michael, M. Michael, Hines, B. Hinkle, B. Hinkle, C. I-Iinkle, E. Hinkle, J. Kearns, T.Kearns, T. Kearns, E. I. Kennedy, R. Kennedy, Kirkus, Koontz, B.Leonard, J. Leonard, K. Leonard, S. Leonard, W. Leonard, Livengood, Lang, Medlin, Mendenhall, C. Miller, D. Miller, H. Miller, S. Miller, B. Mize, I. Mize, S. Mize, Moon, Myers, F. Nifong, R. Nifong, R. Nifong, Odell, T. Parker, Perryman, Phelps, Reid, Richardson, Saintsing, Saunders, Payne, Perrell, Scott, B. Shoaf, B. Shoaf, R. Shoaf, B. Sink, D. Sink, F. Sink, J. Sink, W. Sink, A. Smith, J. Smith, Sowers, Tesh, Thomas, Tilley, Tussey, Tysinger, D.Walser, L.Walser, R. Walser, T.Walser, Weaver, D. Weisner, P, Weisner, R. Welch, S. Welch, Wooten, P. Yountz, R. Yountz. Future Farmers and Homemakers, The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization of girls and boys studying homemaking in high schools. The over-all goal of the organization is to help individuals improve personal, family, and community living, now and in the future. Membership is voluntary for any student enrolled in a home eco- nomics class. This class is a great asset to the school in that it prepares the students for their future career as home- makers of tomorrow. .J v .u Y ,Z . 1. i . ms..- O9 Q' 46- :Lsa....... n,..1. .F L . ' tv.. Striving For Better Homes and Better Agriculture The Future Farmers ofAmerica is a national organization of boys who are interested in agriculture and inbeing better farmers. The North Davidson Chapter is very active at school and in the community and is truly an asset to both. Largen, Lassiter, Leatherman, Lernley, C. Leonard, I. Leonard, J. Leonard, J. Leonard, L. Leonard, Lunsford, Lyons, Massey, McBride, L. McBride, McDowell, C. Mendenhall, N. Mendenhall, Michael, Montemurro, Moorefield, Musgrave, J. Nelson, L. Nelson, J. Nifong, L. Nifong, Paige, Phelps, Robertson, Royal, B. Saintsing, B. Saintsing, L. Saintsing, Shoaf, Simerson, I. Sink, P. Sink, R. Sink, Snyder, Sowers, Storey, Surratt, Thorn as, Thomason, D. Thomason, J. Wagner, L. Wagner, L. Walser, Ward, Welch, Whicker, Williams, Wooten, York. 4. is f if--1 1 ,,,,,.T.-. -.-.J..-...f shag.-., H -, l I I 4 A Q L L L Advisors, Mrs. Rankin, Mr. Palmer, Mr. Pickett, Officers: Stabler, P. Barnes, Bean, Potts, Arrowood, Members: D. Barnes, Berrier, Biesecker, Crafford, Everhart, Hill, I-linkle, Johnson, Knoph, Lawrence, Leonard, Loflin, Mendenhall, Michael, Nifong, Oman, Parker, Ripple, Robbins, Roberts, Saintsing, B. Sink, B. Sink, Snider, S t e W a rt, Swicegood, Tesh, Thomas, Tilley, Wilson, The purpose of the Monogram Club of North Davidson York Zink , . High School is to further the athletic programs by main- taining a high standard of scholastic, athletic, and sportsmanlike conduct. Membership consists of members of the athletic programs. Members strive to uphold the motto of the club which makes our club of great im- portance to North Davidson: Play hard to win, but lose well. Monogram Club-Our Star Athletes of fame renowned txii- jerry and Ronnie p erform for their Monogram Club These girls really put on a show at one of the basketball initiation. games as their initiation. 92 --2'--' -- A -nl-'--ff 'W '1 ' ' W' 'D' vs - -I 12: l L' U Sw' WI 'J , lf: ' jim ,w 1----'bf 1 - 1 1- 2 5 ' f ef' i 6 vv cb 1? Advisors, Miss Barney, Mr. Teal, Assistants: Berrier, - M. Berrier, Cecil, Clodfelter, J. Craver, S. Craver, - - - B. Everhart, R. Everhart, S. Everhart, Freedle, Gammons, Greene, Hartley, Hege, I.. Hege, Hilton, Kirk, Leatherman Link, Lyons, Michael, R. Nifong, S. Nifong, R. Royali Seated: Wooten, Miller, I-lege, C. Everhart, S. Nifong, Sink, Sowers, Swicegood, Warner. J. Sink, Hartman, Beck. Kneeling: Berrier, L. Fritts, Weisner, Hilton, Presley, I. Sink, D. Berrier. Standing: , Mendenhall, Freeman, F.Fritts, P.Barnes, Essick, Oman, . . . Robbins, Scott, Reid, Yountz, Tilley. I a Af ' fi 5 A ,5g,iasfl.x315g'f ' 9? , ...as 'I 46- as IDF ft 2 1' . 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'- A vu .-gf'-sy, Q' 146 hfain wld--vu'vi4 i't - f-'J-5 - 5'4 sa -44:'....i-' ' - - -H 1- , J ,- f- - - ' V- -'kv-lf' V ' V ---S' -- - - f -B- -.. . . .. , . , ...... .,--...- ,. ......,.. ,... .a,..............,, -.......4.a.,.. ,,,L..un.1-nL.n,-af.ra.uLaQ..-73.411..,.-A:...f4..nmL.L.u., Our Lunchroom Staff .. All These Are A Part Vp V' ' 1,4 4 if Here we see both teachers and students enjoying lunch. Lunchroom Staff: Mrs. Mary Reich, Mrs. Jimmy Sink, Mrs. Sarah Conrad, Managerg Mrs. Claude Walser, Mrs. Arlie Swicegood, M.rs. Vilas Swicegood. of Our NORDAHI World. North Davidson is certainly proud of its lunchroom program this year, as shown by the many students here. 1...idL....i.r.-I R.-'.I ,- X I XKWNN O C XX ka xx X5 W W I1 1 Rf ml X .ww XX Q ffwv I Y 'I l .if . 5 1 Q au f ' .Af xxxxsbqx W 3- Na xxx mx WXHA4- X Q YK X. X .N-I I, 95' K xv HW XQXX , i X' YW- S . M 4 W g N ! , , f V W ,j f 5 gf ywf S ax , X-sg KW' 3 X X 4 W X w M J- r if !4:Tf4-A ' - f -'PT 5-:.i,'iK - 'f 1'-q.-.-r -uw- 1 1 swf' J if Miss North Davidson Mxss KATHY BEAN 96 ,M,Yw,,i,,-s,,,,, .W . ' T'-A 'I 'i Homecoming Queen MISS SANDRA CRAVER Q 7'1,b2lHiqntvK -- --. - . LS 1227? gi , Valentine King and Queen MISS BELINDA SINK and MR. HAROLD ARROWOOD 4, lv ii i ii ii Il I, TT1'E ?sS'F '3'7 f - i Vt fx MER E1Q!T'Q!?f r 4 1 y 4 1 Homecoming Court Seated: Kathy Bean, Barbara Biesecker, jane Lopp, janet Koontz, Linda Kesner, Peggy Leatherman, Wanda I-Iilton. Standing: Judy L e o n a r d, Carolyn Mille r, Camille Mendenhall, Lana Yountz, jane Michael, Doris Thomas, Debbie Storey. , . . 2 f f fx' Judy Link, Rita Everhart, Mardie Swicegood, Gayle Lyons, Sandra Craver, Queen, Brenda Everhart, Brenda Sink, Belinda Sink, Sue I-Iill. Football Sponsors Y w Q '-'W .4 f - . r - , - -'fs i fi i ' 4 ,, , 1, .14 A, A r' 1, .liek , A , , , ,sa ,N l V' yi Q q 4 Q W9 fglsl lv 1 6 Z ff ,yf ,mn...w. 2 i , , Leonard, Bowers, R.Loflin, Shoaf, Crafford, Lyons, Hege, Parker, Hiatt, Long, Gammons, Hartman, Nifong, Zink, Koontz, Kearns, Proto, Arrowood, Rothrock, L. Loflin, Craver, Mendenhall, Biesecker, McAlpine, Berrier, S. Koontz, Gwaltney, G. Hill, L. Hill, Hinkle, Everhart, B. Everhart. May Court and Queen of 1962 On Friday, May 4, 1962, the Future Teachers of America of North Davidson High School presented the annual May Day Pageant. The theme this year was Indians to Astronauts. This theme was carried out by the following dances: an Indian war dance, the Virginia reel, a waltz, a square dance, the Charleston, and Rock Around the Clock. The highlight of the evening was the winding of the May Pole by the May Court. '?? 11?3IUlQlrrnaClis..'I ' '- v'-1' - ' .xr ' nu. May Queen, Lenda Hill and Maid of Honor, Glenda Hill. .DI CATHY GRAHAM BILL LINK JOHNNY KOONTZ Chief Junior A Marshals 'Sk Sis KAY SAINTSING DIANNE BERRIER PEGGY JOHNSON M1110 BARBARA BIESECKER -- Linn Y' 1 P1211 mukun- 1 xy 2 E1 my u1 mUVl'WWfII1l My xx ,LI I I xf ' Von 'E ey 'I , ,, , N X 1 1 Nu A 5 I3 1+ QW fffmfi W gb MN1 A W WJ ' 1 ' , Q 1 w ' 4 Y 1 N ' A r ' V , mfmffi 1l'i!N. Teva f W ' M ,I, vw e 1 w N p v Wu w 1 im -il-5, 'Q -Q---n ,,..4,1- E.A.l- THONI PS ON AUTO COMPANY MILLER TOOL at MACHINE SHOP i FU nn! . I I ThomOIsvIIIe, N.C. Route IO . Phone - 3735 LexIngton, North CcIroIinOI A X N NIOTS I NG ER' S BLOCK PLANT oute 9 Winston-Salem, N.C For Better Building Blocks Phone ST-8-3434 RIPPLE CIL CCMPANY Gasoline - Kerosene - Oils - Greases DISTRIBUTOR PRODUCTS wELcoME. N. c. Phone RE-I-2I4I LEXINGTON STATE BANK Lexington, North Corolino T10 FIIEEDMQNT . W6 405 So. Main St. 1' Phone CH 6-2366 LEXINGTON 'swing sim 1918' WELCOME OIL CO. J. Lincoln Link, Owner Your TEXACO Distributor Phone 73I-2I I I Welcome, North Coroiino li C LANIER HARDWARE, INC. Sporting Goods 0 Household Goods - PIumbIng 81 HGOTIHQ Supphes Lexington, North Carolina Phone CH 6-5935 2I8-220 S. Mcuin St. L ,,,,,,,,,,,I,,,J, c mil 'Phillips LEONARD OIL COMPANY Phillips 66 Distributor Welcome, N.C. I x R LEXINGTON LANES Open 24 Hours A Day Lexington, North Carolina IN VTX BOOT'S SHOPPE Ladies' ReacIy-to-Wear Lexington, North Carolina WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE The Family Store in WeIcome RE-I-223I PETE'S CLEANERS RE-I-2244 Welcome, North Carolina FRITTS 8K LEONARD Men 8. Boys' Clothing Lexington, North Carolina I MDG, HAYNES 8, SON SPRLIANCE sour:-lER.N INC. General Merchandise-Groceries PO'mS'LOCqUer5'ThmnerS Welcome, North Carolina ST-8-1051 Eller' N'C' SMITH'S WELCOME DRUG STORE Men-Boys' Store Luncheonette-Gifts-Prescriptions CH-6-2488 Lexington, N.C. RE-I-29OI Welcome, N.C. ACME PLUMBING HEATING CO. FLOWER BOX Plumblng 8g Heating Contractors - CH 6 2264 , Winston RoacI T T Lexington' N'C' Lexington, North Carolina DAVIDSON Morore COMPANY mc. L0V'5'5 RECAPPWG SERWCE 1:-2 Dayton -A X fy. Tires Phone RE I-334I 1 Welcome, N.C. Lexington's ChevroIet Dealer For Over 42 Years. --wvruvnqsuu - . 103 Industrial . . Savings 81 Loan South Main St. Lexington BUS SWICEGOOD'S GARAGE Arnold Road Phone RE I-24I2 General Repair and Automatic Transmission Service Compliments of DR. V.C. LANIER WELCOME RADIO 8m TV SERVICE P.O. Box 86 RE-I-3OI Welcome, North Carolina PICKETT 8. GREEN The Shop For Men Lexington, North Carolina E.L. HEDRICK 81 SON General Merchandise Midway, North Carolina THAYER CLEANERS Winston Rd. 81 6th Street Lexington, North Carolina PARKER MILLER COMPANY Lexington, North Carolina C 84 L RECAPPING SERVICE I203 Winston Road Lexington, North Carolina WELCOME MERCANTILE Groceries, Fresh Meats Phone RE I-2254 WELCOME DRUG STORE Welcome, North Carolina Y-A i ' .. an.-v ,Halle I' WW' YW? LCS. :,-,--....,J1. .A Y Hudson- I-:Ili DARR'S ESSO SERVICENTER 5OI Lexington Ave. Thomasville, N.C. Phone: 3095 STATE COMMERCIAL BANK PENNINGER EQUIPMENT COMPAN INC 2 West Main Street Thomasville, North Carolina Y Winston Road Lexington, North Carolina HILL OIL COMPANY Heating Oils Burner Service . Phone 78-8-202I Winston-Salem, N.C. .I.C. GREEN AND SONS 0726 Phone 2774 Thomasville, North Carolina POPE'S FABRIC SHOP Highway 52 Welcome, North Carolina POPE'S DRIVE-IN Highway 52 Welcome, North Carolina MIDWAY com sToRAeE ZIMMERMAN CGMPANY Rf. 9 Winsforvsalemi N.C. Quality Furniture SK Appliances S-I-,8,3832 Welcome, North Carolina LEXINGTON DAIRY SEALTEST DISTRIBUTORS BELK-NIARTIN COMPANY South Main Street I Lexington, N.C. T V .W ................--....A .-..-f..:n11:--.- -, .... - ' -1 I '-I: -an.1Lgaa..v.,.,,,gf.-,- A J. ,,,.,,,.,, L AMERICAN BREEDERS SERVICE Bruce Lopp-Technician Specialist CH-3-9I7l Lexington, N.C. LEXINGTON BOOK 8. STATIONERY STORE 20 North Main Street Lexington, North Carolina H. LEE WATERS STUDIOS Beautiful Color Portraits Phone CH-6-2207 for Appointment WELCOME ESSO SERVICE STATION Owners-Fred Hege 8 William Foust Welcome, North Carolina FOLTZ CONCRETE PIPE CO. Highway T50 Winston-Salem, North Carolina LEXINGTON DRUG COMPANY Drugs St Medical Supplies Lexington, North Carolina ESSICKS HARDWARE 81 CONSTRUCTION CO. Box 95 73-I-388i Welcome, North Carolina KIRK'S BEAUTY SHOP Route I0 RE-I-273I Lexington, North Carolina THE FAIR LADY Phone-3097 30 Salem Street Thomasville, North Carolina EIELD'S, INCORPORATED Men's Store Thomasville, North Carolina CITY SHOE SHOP Sundial Shoes Phone-3485 Thomasville, N.C. H. F. MOTSINGER'S STORE Phone-20045 Thomasville, North Carolina CRAVER PAINT 8. WALLPAPER STORE East Center Street Lexington, North Carolina CLODFELTER'S GROCERY 84 ESSO Route 4 Winston-Salem, North Carolina CROWFOOT ESSO SERVICE Rt. 4 Winston-Salem, N.C. Herbert Foltz, Owner F. N. HEDRICK GARAGE Route 9 Winston-Salem, North Carolina id I.. .. Ann... ..n.'.i.J. ,I - v. - T-Wi' -- win-E' 'I '-fb-'DC' Leonards Concrete Blocks Superior Mfg. Co -CaH- 4102 Indiana Ave. 788-1321 Winston-Salem, N. C. Winston-Salem, N. C. Stylene Beauty Shop Owner and Operator Jo Leonard Welcome N. C. Tunle Lumber Co. Phone - 723-4318 1721 Stadium Dr. P. O. Box 4595 Winston-Salem N. C. Wilson Furniture Company Midway - N. C 107 NORTH DAVIDSON BARBER Word Perrell St Ernest Berrier Welcome, North Corolino REFRIGERATION SALES AND SERVICE 42 Grode Street Thomasville, North Corolinci WELCOME MILLING COMPANY Welcome, North Corolino MIDWAY SELF SERVICE Midwoy, North Cclrolino ELLIS JEWELERS 8 Eost Center Lexington, N.C. Your Phillips 66 Dealer be- lievesthatintheservioehegives, aswellasintheprwoductsheselk, It's Perfomance that Counts. Drive in to your Phillips 66 Dealsfasoon. WELCOME PHILLIPS 66. .Welcome, N. MIZE TEXACO SERVICE Welcome, North Corolino 73-I-3911 D. L. BUD SINK ST-8-2497 Rt. 4 Winston-Solem, N.C THE COUNTRY KITCHEN Midwoy, North Corolino GREEN PRINTING COMPANY Lexington, North Corolino CARESS FLOWER SHOP ST-8-2832 Doily Deliveries Winston, Lexington, Thomosville J 84 W FOOD CENTER Foncy Groceries Fresh Produce gg 1 I U.S. Choice Western Beef MICHAEL PLUMBING a suPPLv coMPANv DAWWS SHOPPE LEXINGTON, N. C. 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