Northwest Guilford High School - Viking Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1963 volume:

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Peggy Welborn CGNTENTS Title Page Foreword School Song Dedication Administration Faculty Seniors Class Queens Activities Athletics Advcrtis cnicnts FOREWORD One of the most outstandmg undertakmgs of our sen1or year has been to produce a book of memorles, a collect1on of events, aCt1V1t19S, and accompl1shments, a book of honor and sat1sfact1on We have tr1ed to comp1le all the happemngs of our sen1or year 1nto th1s book so that 1n the future we may look back to a year that was f1lled w1th a wmmng Splrlt We shall always cher1sh the memones of the ball games, talent shows, homecommg mght, As t1me goes on and our memorles begm to fade we can look 1nto th1s book, OUR BOOK, and see the many wonderful advantages of school l1fe Combmmg three schools 1nto one was a b1g undertakmg But now, what once was three w1ll go on as one class always W are the f1rst sen1or class of Northwest H1gh School and we shall remember OUR year We want to w1sh the freshmen, sophomores, and Jumors the very best Cher1sh your school and try to remember us w1th pleasant thoughts Our best w1shes are w1th you May we, as semors, remember Northwest H1gh and our f1rst and last year here as the happlest and most successful we have known. conventions, Junior-Senior Banquet, and ,of c ou r s e --graduation. ' -- . e ,SCHQGL SUNG if T , 4 l I l WE DEDICATE Northwest High School came into being as the direct result of the diligent efforts of the members and friends of three comm- unities who realized the need for a better school. These people wanted the best possible education for their children and toward this goal they gave their time, money, and concern. The result of their efforts is a million dollar school plant, a memorial of what a determined people can do. We the recipients will try to show our appreciation for these efforts by making a success of our lives with the help of the education we are receiving at Northwest High School. Therefore, we, the first senior class of Northwest High School, dedicate this yearbook to the parents and friends of this community. 4 A Q-111 PrincipaI's Message The growing importance of education in today's world makes it essential that young people become more and better informed. You, as members of the student body, have made a great stride forward in developing this school year intcrone of educational opportunity and experiencesg Your achievements, awards, and reputation have laid a solid foundation for a strong future at Northwest. 5 ADMI ISTRATIO A D ACU LTY Principal, R. L. Billings, Jr. Assistant Principal, H. L. Bennett Morning Announcements Secretary, Mrs . Maxine Wilson Superintendent Guilford County Schools ' We would like to recognize the man who has led this community in consolidation of North- west High School from the three schools of Colfax, Stokesdale, and Summerfield, Mr. E.P. Pearce, Jr. MR. E. P. PEARCE, JR. Superintendent BGARD MEMBER Mr. W. E. Cummings Mr. Walter Linville Mr. John C. Adcock District Chairman Mr. D. L. Donnell Mr. Wayne McGee District Secretary 7 fm BRENDA L. ALEXANDER Guilford College GLORIA JEAN BELL A. B., M. A. Central Wesleyan College U. N. C. English H. L. BENNETT Wake Forest College Western Carolina College n ,aj Jkt ffiyldl, arf f .J G. C. BOWDEN B. S. N. C. State College Agriculture O Yqx A Je: 'fe M. F 4 . gs! ,vnu -in FABER M. BOWMAN North Dakota State College RUFUS F. BRACKIN Auburn University PAUL BREWER High Point College Driver Education DORQT HY BRINSON East Carolina College Librarian at-n-43' 5.15 Y gg, MARTHA H. CHANDLER B. S., IVL A. S T Developmental Reading MILLARD COBLE A B High Point College Phy. Ed. and History R. M. COMER N. C. State College Agriculture DLANE W. COX B. A. W. C. U. N. C. History HENRY A. CRATER Guilford College Math BRENDA ENGLE B. S. A. S. T. C. Business BETTY EVERHART B. S. Pfeiffer College High Point College Business JAMES G. FRYE B. S. High Point College N. C. State College Business and Social Studies 9 'CV' he STANLEY GODWIN A B , M A. Atlantic Christian College East Carolina College History and English HELEN GODWIN B. S., M. S. W. C. U. N. C. Home Economics ROBERT MCCASKILL A. Wingate College, U. N. C. f Biology and Geometry J , ., ,X L V 1 if ' if . 1 R 51.3 ' X N ' , - 1., 4,. . x Dlx ROGER L. NELSON B. S. High Point College Physical Education NORMAN E. PENDERGRAFT U N c 2541424 Engl1sh7ani?oral Mus? 77 Q pf 24 wfyff U ROBERT E. RAYLE, JR. A. B. Florida Southern College English MAGGIE RICHARDSON Salem College English and Foreign Language f I W R ER SHARROCK B S , M d Union University, U N Guidance Director X '5P,V Qui-w...a 'if' rr a. 153 gh if J ' .1 J 'A it AE, Zxlfffwfft-f W A wff f o ' ' ' 1 D -fem:-1.32 A lv -. - ' 'O g,121ai24,.:5,g'3f:-Easily.-,2, - .,1Z'3f, i a 4 ':z5Qi'f , ' fs 2 C. D. STUCKEY A.B. Guilford College Biology JULIA K TRIVETT B.S., M,A. Brevard College A.S.T.C., B.S.T.C. W.C. U.N.C. Chemistry and Family Living ARCHIE L. USHER U. N. C. General Science and Math A ' GLENWOOD WILSON ' B.S. F69 A.S. T. C. History and Math FRANK WILSON B s , B. U.N.C. and E.C.C. Band ...M MAXINE L. WILSON School Secretaiy MARIE CROFOOT R.N., Ph.N., B.S. Pacific Union College Loma Linda University School of Nursing School Nurse i WADE W. PEGRAM Building Superintendent V 1 l SENIORS SPEAK In launchmg Northwest H1gh School 1nto proper perspectlve ln t1me and place 1n our modern educatlonal system, we, the Sen1ors look back w1th a tmge of regret that we have only one year here We have looked forward to the day of graduat1on for twelve years but now that It IS upon us, mlngled feelmgs 6XlSt We have come from three separate commun1t1es whlch gave us dlfferent experlences 1n 11fe Th1s one year of consol1dat1on has sub merged the dlfferences and emerged a unlfled class w1th strong t1es of fr1endsh1ps and endeavors We look hopefully to the future for success and happlness 1n our own 11ves as well as for our Beloved Northwest f , n . - . e SENIQRS 4 I SENICDR CLASS QFFICERS President ...... . . .Johnny Privett Secretary .... .... C harlene Knight Vice-President. . . . . .Larry Morgan Treasurer. . . .... Jimmy McCormick M Miss Gloria Bell Miss Brenda Alexander Mrs. J. O. Richardson Mr. Robert Rayle I4 SENIORS GERALDINE ADKJNS GERALD ATKINS MARTHA R. ALLEY W CAROLYN FRANCES ANGEL 15 THOMAS L. ALLEY, JR CLASS I963 GARY LESTER BAKER OLIVIA ONEAL ATKINS CAROLYN JEAN BAILEY www' RICHARD BALLARD I 6 BOBBY BABHAM 'VY SENIORS ,glfy X N RONALD EDWIN BEESON MARY JACQUALINE BURTON 'Q Xb, BARBARA FAYE BENNETT GERALDINE BURTON I 7 L17 I DOUGLAS BRAY CLASS I 963 il-is C ARL CLAYTON RONNIE LEE CLARK MARY AFTON COMPTON I8 MORRIS LEE CALLOWAY CHARLIE CONAWAY SENIORS JOHN FINUS COOK ROGER DUNCAN ETTA LEE COX RONNIE FRANK CUMMINGS .,,,,, OE O ...A DALE DEAN I9 CLASS l963 ROBIN FUTRELL gf N ,4l 0 DOROTHY FRANCES FRAZIER FUN NOVELLA JEAN GEORGE 20 BRENDA KAY EVERETT BONNIE JO GOSSETT SENIORS JUDY ANN YOUNG BARBARA HARRELL PATRICIA ANN HANCOCK 755, LINDA BRACK HARDIN 2 1 49' NANCY ELIZABETH HAND CLASS I963 ::,.w. PHYLLIS HEDRICK wqf-wAQ,,..u- K , RAEFORD HEATH BRENDA SUE HESTER 22 JACKSON F. HAWKINS, JR MARY ANN HOLBROOK SENIORS CAROL ELIZABETH HOL LINS JANICE MARIE HUNTER iv' 4 'Jil WILLIAM J. LAWRENCE FLORA JANE LaRUE 23 CHARL ENE R. KNIGHT CLASS I 963 RICHARD A . Mc BRIDE REBECCA LOUISE LOVETT V- LEON LITTLE JIMMY MCCORMICK 24 IIRE WOODSON H . MCGUIRE LYNDA LOU MEADOWS LARRY ALLEN MORTON SENIORS JANICE ANNE MILLS ERIC MOORE FIELD 25 I in XE m LARRY MORGAN CLASS l963 ' RACHEL E. NELSON SYLVIA GAIL MURPHY JAY MOTSINGER JAMES LEE OVERBY In-N JEAN OVERBY 26 MARY ANN PATTERSON MICKEY PEGRAM SENIORS LS' CHARLES P1-:GRAM LINDA FAYE PEGRAM 27 sw--A JUDY DIANNE PEGRAM CLASS I963 HERMAN GRAY POWELL TOMMY VICTOR POPE CAROLYN MYREE PHILLIPS JERRY S. PRICE 28 1 ,L KENNETH W. PRIDDY SENIORS JOHN L. PRIVETTE DONALD ERNEST RIERSON Nw X, slllP '-'K PHYLLIS JAYNE PROCTOR JIMMY RICHARDSON' YiJl',4,f L l4,M,,,1'l- fu , , M L, ff Lf- - xv'-lf, .,1' -' A ' ,f,X!1. '29 F VX I, IQ , ,f if X AIX WX X DARRELL RAYLE CLASS I 963 GREGORY V. RUMLEY PATSY ANN SAPP 30 MICHAEL R. RIERSON STEVE R. SATTERFIELD THOMAS WILEY SEIGLER LINDA MAE SIMMONS SENIORS FLOYD EDWARD SHIELDS . ,- X bl, WILLIAM A. SHULAR 31 VICKI MARENE SHIE LDS CLASS I 963 his K BOBBY STANLEY SIZEMORE SHIRLEY ANN SLATE BERNARD LEE SMITH FRANCIS SNOW WADE HARRISON SMITH 32 MAYNARD SOUTHERN JOSEPH NEAL THOMPSON 1 Q, 2 E ,X X? 4 ca Rf i SENIORS LARRY DALE STAF FORD ETTA STANLEY 33 BOBBY LE E STANLEY CLASS I963 up-7.,-. THOMAS W. WAGNER KENNETH RAY TRUITT ROBERT WARREN 34 JAMES ERVIN TOLER GLORIA DARE WEBSTER JERRY WINFREE MARY ELAINE WHITAKER ,ov PEGGY ANN WE LBORN ..avlw N STEPHEN WEST MORE LAND 35 SENIORS ,WANDA J. WESTMORELAND GERALD W. WILLIAMS PAT WIN FREE TH E YEARBOOK STAFF At Work With Ideas 36 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Charlene Knight-Larry Morgan f If f 5 WHO'S WHO MOST INTELLECTUAL Elaine Whitaker -Ray Truitt BEST PERSONALITY Sylvia Murphy-Bobby Sizemore FRIEND LIEST Brenda Everett Bobby Barham MOST DEPENDABLE Bonnie Gossett-W. J. Lawrence 'MOST ATHLETIC Jerry Burton-Jerry Price HO'S WHO BEST DRESSED Lynda Meadows -Jay Motsinger MOST POPULAR Robin Futrell -Carl Clayton MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT ED Jacky Burton Jimmy McCormick MOST ORIGINAL Judy Young Jimmy Richardson BEST LOOKING Carolyn Angel-Ronnie Clark '+.sav Ida 40 ' WHO'S WITTIEST Judy Pegram-Larry Morton BEST ALL AROUND Linda Hardin-Johnny Privette MOST TALENTED Mary Ann Patterson-Ronnie Beeson 41 MOST DIGNIFIED Barbara Bennett Kenneth Priddy CLASSES We extend to you, Jun1ors, Sophomores, and Freshmen, our very best wishes You have played a def1n1te part 1n makmg our f1rst and last year at Northwest a reward1ng one It IS with you that we have shared the many exc1t1ng moments both sad and happy Our memories of school are built around you Through co operatmg w1th each other and the faculty we have accompl1shed much It IS 1n you, that we leave our hopes for the future Prepare yourselves well, take advantage of the many opportunities available to you It IS w1th sadness and gladness that we, the f1rst graduating class of Northwest High School, venture 1nto l1fe W1th th1s book, we are able to re11ve w1th you our school days and cher1sh friend ships born at our great school This past year has been one of forming many new friendships. 1 I . . CLASSES JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President . . . .... Franklin Ellison Secretary ............ Mickey Jones Vice-President .......... Tommy Styers Treasurer ........... Jimmy Marshall SPONSORS Mr. Norman Pendergraft, Mr. Stanley Godwin, Miss Martha Chandler, Mrs. Diane Cox 44 Patsy Allred JU IORS Judy Angel Ann Atklns - thleen t ins gg? A k XJ. an David Ballard Annie Bame 45 George Atkins Donald Barham William Barham Connie Blackwelder Gary Beavers Margaret Bennett CLASS I 964 Dyanne Brown Jerry Brown Arnold Browning 46 Jdy JU IORS Larry Chatman Oscar Childress Jean Collins Mary Ann Collins Pat Collins 1ugp....r Donald Cummings Gregg Dalton 47 Mary Ruth Daniel Janice Davenport George Dean Jennie Decker Joyce Dennis CLASS I 964 Judy Dowell JU Larry Eller Franklin Ellison 48 ,ju l Cindy Evans Gail Everett Bonme Gann Johnny Gatewood ' G+' A ' . b Davld Gourley , 'pies' - r V f - vga fi H I I r, , -.. e, g. v ': -. ' MPSF h ,5 gn-6, - . mug, Tbyx iff.-7? Wifi' fi ..-e' zezgasqb. iwfs, - 'kfisf' K '.'.'k 531. W 'F f wszgffff, e m:',-Qlsaze -,AM If -sm me Fred George, Jr Faye Hermis Kay HQHIHS Judy Holland 49 Carol Hollifield Reid Holt Barbara Humphrey Jimmy Hunter Patricia Hutchins Randy Hunter CLASS l964 Ann Idol Jean Jones Betty Jeffreys Tommy Johnson SO N Mickey Jones JU IDRS fX . , 'sf...gsis, V 9595 :LIE-1 fig J li' -fffeiifd ,..,-Q JI 2 QNX 1 xx Jo hn7myX' Kota 1 lf ' SC0ttY L3-Udfeth Christlne Lamb 4 , 71, ' , 33531132114 Q, 'a 4...x,, 1, Zi fgfgapg, Q, M. i ff., 1- :Rise , i ggi 4..ia,s5'sgg-5 Vickie Joyner Frances King Randall Kiser 4. x L- f Lx, ff A f'-5 vw' V Q Philip Knight L' ,, -, Lk- Daniel Lawerence 51 Pat Lawrence Barbara Maness Nona Lawson Helen Ledford .JA jf! L IAQ M y 1 5 . Charles Long CLASS I964 Jimmy Marshall Jonme Marshall Judy Maxwell 52 Betty McGuire Jane Michaux JU IORS Joan Morgan Warren Morgan 4139 47 Gayle Neal Lynn Moseley Carolyn Nelson 'Qn-ni' Jane Nuckles Fay Oakes 53 Judy Parks Irene Parrish Carlas Rierson J1mmy Parrlsh Carolyn Pearrnan Yin 1 6-W Charles Pitts iw Mary Pegram CLASS l964 Dwight Robertson Powell Segraves 54 .IU IORS Barbara Smith kKenneth Smith ,LW Charles E . Smith Johnny Smith Vicki Smith Tommy Southard Jeannine Stafford SS Troy Stanliff Sammy Steele jig' , , - n J' so n A s. A., 5-5 la M' .1 y -I .5 E if if 25 .9 Flu p 5 , + lf o 1 . J -- av.-uv A4544 .hp .-V, k,r, , 9 ,--...----'-W 0 'A' .rx fx...-ff l s.-Ts 'L X, Tommy Styers f Jean Sykes Carol Terrell gl -Ix ..a:,.,s ,Wa-' 4, 3 I 5 CLASS I964 Edwin Tucker Donald Warren Larry Tucker Nellie Jo Turner 56 Neal Webster 1 Ellen Williams Betty Weeks Ray Welch Carolyn White Jerry Wray Gene York Yorkle York 57 Harry Zduuczyk S OFFICERS Secretary. ...... . . . Diane Tucker Treasurer ........... Lynn Cummings SPCNSORS Mr. Archie Usher, Mr. Robert McCaskill, Mr. Millard Coble, Mr. James Frye, Mr. C. D. Stuckey CNot picturedj, Mr. Glenwood Wilson 58 Robert Adkins Brenda Angel David Angel Glenn Atkins Garfield Apple Donna Bame Allen Bowman Barbara Brinkley Phyllis Brown Roy Brown Martha Browning Glenn Burkhart X X, ,A . if x , . 3 . U V I , ,i l, xx A, n V If A , X ' 1 . .4 . ' , , , 1 ' N X , N . . . 1' ' i . ,J ,J bb 1 NX 5'-K tfll bib vifjijx w ' ,7 LW ,C u L VOJVQX Liz M W, , , ', f 4 X , it ,X I' ' 1 NV W -if QL xx C xy! X Bruce Calloway Joe Calloway Sandra Clinard N 1? Lv V ,X LN Vicki Cobb Lawerence Coleman Larry Cottrell CLASS NW JW Wayne Covington ger Craig 60 David Crutchfield Jimmy Cummings Lynn Cummings Lonnie Daniels Larry Dodson Drewry Donnell G' x 5 ,Q . Larry Dowell Sue Dowell Gary Edgington Bobby Edwards Tillman Farrington Katie Fields John Futrell James Gamble Judy Gossett William Ham Ernest Haneline Michael Harrell UN so hg' 1,3 aff Q V K Y. ,H ' ig: 7, . fx ?g?kEs9s M Tj Q - 5 ,- , .7 P, 15535153 Q 3 A - f ' iTf M 3 i 4. 1, We fri?-i 5 5233? Angela Fogleman Phillip Fulton 2' ff 1 LL. DX' X pw N Mix C ASS Robert Hollins Kenneth Holt .qu gt, ,.. Q H X , 5 all NM 62 Wilma Hartison Elizabeth Hedgecock Judy Hennis Yvonne Hilton Robbie Holbrook Ronnie Holland 'W'- Stephen Holt Celia Hudson Linda Hunsucker Carolyn Hutchins Linda James Bobby Jessie . . Ai: 4175 fi 'Q' Frank Jessup Larry Jessup Preston Jinnette Ronny Johnson Sandra Johnson Don Jones Ronnie Kirkman Carey Kiser Faye Ledbetter Douglas Lee Jerry Lee Vivian Leggett Xxtxes ws N X- mx 4?-SWR JCM ll' 'vs x . A f T , X Q Qi xx Xp Virginia Kendrick Marcia Lynn Kirby I96 63 5 i -Q 99- 1,3 -fx X V523 ix .wx N3 sw 5'-n3'i2 wa 11 'Z 1 vu. I it?-.af 'N in .N uf' nun, hp, ai ag gay 'V' 'Nu N-' 515' 'J' sg Us l I Q32lS4 '7 '2r Jie' . 'Eze K was - fix ' f'ffJ'5w vt' F - ' 'Wuxi Q' Pj fun. . . 3-. Q 5. -gig ,4wnly..' l 1 w swun-n,x'm'g5, :' 51, Pl 'W' nl f n4n,Qua ,Ulf -5 13 lit ' i -if 4 :S-:iff Joe Long Donnie Mabe ,XJ 1 i 64 .IV U ,lx , 'li A, N X I LW -J Judy Lemmons Ann Lester Janice Lewis Kay Lewis Doris Lindsay Ed Llyod Wayne Mabe Julie Marsh John Martin Jerry Mattews Philip Mauldin Linda Mayberry David McCormick Carolyn McCr0rie Diane McGee Terry McKoin Ronald McMichael Paul Merritt 'rt' Dianne Moran Linda Morgan Randall Morgan Sherry Morphis Ann Motsinger Sue Nelson fy...-A 1 ,igigx .A I I X Ronnie Mills Kenneth Monroe Qi 65 . 'LJ X ll, t 5 5 419 v M f is RHI 2 , 1 2 , , H I Y 'X K , C S Wayne Pegg Brenda Pegram .ws 2 alfa? zz N we Va , P 66 Ronnie Oaks Jimmy Odell Linda Overby Donna Parrish James Payne William ayne MW in M Clara Pegram Mickley Pegram ff Ronnie Pegram ff fi an .,,, in Solomon Pegram, Jr James Nuckles Waynard Nuckles Willie Pegram Lucille Pell Jane Perdue Katherine Perdue Susie Phelps Thomas Pope Jeanette Preston Judy Price Tommy Price Mike Ray Larry Quick Rodney Rice ,F I96 X xx! John Richardson Yvonne Richardson Colan Rierson Cynthia Rierson Gerald Rierson Cheryl Rippy W Ann Satterfield Richard Scott Raymond Shelton w, f N fx' J ' ' XSS f I , Linda Robertson at X 1 ' Martha Robinson r RV' k 1 A ' , 4 A xy Y E Uv S, L X 5 X v 5' ' I 'X ' ,- 68 Christine Shields Don Shields Willard Shields Donna Shreve Bernice Shular William Simmons Linda Simpson Don Smith Brenda Snyder Joe Southern Larry Stack Lynn Stack Kathy Stafford 'A Wanda Stafford Linda Stephens no 'U' Geneva Southern Jimmy Southern if X sj urn' 69 I96 5? gli xv YT C fd' Q7 , , 'ZZ 4,4 CLASS Dianne Tucker Dorothy Tucker 70 Glenda Stevens Carolyn Stigall Jesse Suggs Iren Thomas Amy Thore Claudine Tucker Gym fre' Emily Tucker Larry Tucker Lynn Tucker Mike Tucker Johnny Turner Cheryl Vanhoy Betty Von Cannon Pam Walsh Sue Wells Rebecca West Linda Westmoreland John Willard 1'5- Brenda Wood Joan Wood Phyllis Woodside Bob Ray Barbara Young Phyllis Little FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President .... . ....... C urtis Fentriss S9CI'Stary ......... . . . Dawn Linville Vice-President. . . ..,.... Van Styers TI'9aSuI'er. . . . . . . . Mrs. Julia Trivett Mr. Roger Nelson 5, is 1 : , . L L1 ki W L-15 S we . . . .Judy Mabe Mr. Henry Crater Mr. Faber Bowman Miss Betty Everhart Miss Brenda Engle 'in 72 966 George Adams B. W. Anderson Diane Angel Dwight Angel Patricia Angel Janice Atcheson Carole Atkins Donald Atkins Linda Atkins Johnny Ballard Barbara Barham Jimmy Barham Larry Barham Steve Barham Dennis Beeson Jimmy Beeson William Bennett Bobby Biggs Franklin Bloom Shirley Boggs Elwin Bolejack Brenda Bowen Christine Bowman Donald Branson ...Sena 3 Boyd Brown Terry Bullin Janice Burton Ann Campbell Marvin Burton Perrie H. Coker Danny Collins Jennie Collins Ronnie Collins Martha Combs Nancy Compton Gail Cooper Linda Cooper Elizabeth Cox Eddie Cranford Carol Crutchfield Mary Cummings Faye Davenport Robyn Decker Judy DeGraff David Douglas Rita Duncan Jimmy Eller Don Ellison CLASS 7 4 l Curtis Fentress Luther Fields Larry Ford Gail Forrest Barry Friddle James Friddle Charles Fulp Judy Fulp Sandra Fulp Larry Gann Pete Gardner Joan Garrett Rachel Gauldin John Gourley Linda Gourley Kathryn Gray Judy Gregory Janice Hackett Lee Harris Vickie Hedrick Brenda Hendrix David Hohn Grady Holland Gary Holt Judy Holt Eddy Hull Randall Humphrey Louise Iddings Nancy Idol Terry Idol Rita James Penny Jessup Susan Jinnette Jesse Johnson Jean Johnson Debra Jones Brenda Kasey Brenda Kennedy Ray King Wayne King Annette Knight Robert Kota Ray Lamb Tommy Lawrence Betty Lemmons Gloria Linville Leon Mabe Judy Mabe CLASS 966 Mary Lee Mabe Perry Marbert Michael Marker Paul Marshall Kenneth Martin Terry Mattews Joan Moenkhaus Micheal Mills Stanley Morgan Sylvia Morgan Vicki Morphis Jane Morton Cynthia Myrick Danny Nelson Marie Norman Frances Ollis William Page Linda Parrish Sue Parrish Dwight Pegg Patsy Pegg James Pegram Sheldon Pegram Jerry Murphy nm, is tr if CLASS Evon Peoples Leonard Phillips Tommy Phillips Gerald Plaster Linda Pope Brenda Proctor Rita Pruitt Ronald Redmon William Rice Rebecca Richardson Jimmy Robinson James Scoggins Brenda Sechrest Jane Sharon Bobby Shelton Darlene Shelton Wanda Sherron Curtis Shular Margaret Shular Connie Smith Gary Smith James Smith Johnny Smith Brenda Southard Roger Southern Ted Southern Bobby Spencer Joyce Stack Judy Stanley Van Styers Margaret Suggs Martha Sykes Emma Lee Tayler Sharon Terrell Joe Trawick Roger Tuggle Billy Venable Becky Vernon Betty Sue Wall Shirley Warren Brenda Williams Shirley Williams Joan Winfree Johnny Winfree Tyra Winfree Denise Winkler Linda Yates Richard Zdunczyk WE EEK GUIDANC Mr. Roger Sharrock, guidance counselor, is always Which college to attend? It's a serious ready to lend a helping hand to a student. choice. Wanting to make no mistakes, Joan Morgan checks carefully many cata- logues. To some the terms guidance and counseling are new, unfamilar, and per- haps, strange. However, guidance and counseling have always been a necessary part of public education. In the past the classroom teacher or the principal had the responsibility of these services and they were primarily concerned with collecting and teaching occupational information. TODAY guidance is concerned with the in- dividual as a child, the youth, and an adult who is developing interest and abilities, setting goals and plans, meeting personal and social problems, and eventually em- erging from school as a responsible citizen and worker ready to take his place in society. While we have a full time guidance service available to ASSIST the individual student and teacher, the classroom teacher continues to be the best guidance coun- selor and friend of a student. BO HCMECOMI G OF I962 I Homecoming court begins the homecoming dance Mr. Billings, Principal, congratulates Miss Vicki Smith, homecoming queen. HOMECOMING CQLIRT 81 A DREAM COME TRUE All g1rls dream of someday becom1ng a queen For two of our lovely young lad1es, th1s dream has come true Along w1th the honor and prest1ge, a queen rece1ves many warm and happy memorles that w1ll rema1n wxth her always the hours of preparmg for that speclal n1ght, the warm feelmg she exper1ences as she walks before the aud1ence, and then the mo ment when her dream comes true as a beautlful bouquet of flowers IS placed 1n her arms and a crown of royalty IS placed upon her head Her radlant sm1le and her tears of happmess make the coronatlon complete Our beaut1ful Homecommg Queen, M1ss V1Ck1 Sm1th, along w1th her charmmg and graceful attendants and our lovely Chrlstmas Queen, MISS Rob1n Futrell, have had a dream come true The memorxes of the1r happy moments are relwed 1n the followmg pages. . , . ' - . . . . u u QUEENS g w MX K yy 3, J , , I A G Li V . I J 5 4. fx ' ' S' 1 ' I -KM 1 57l'fm 'Wa' -L vii' 3. , 4 1 'mf I 5 'HLA 4 '15-'Y' i z Q if sf Q 'fc 'ff :M in V.k, I ly, X , PS' A 1 , - vs, ' Qif. if 'Vi sffw -va W ' ws 7 -SW Y.: Vai T ,'LL ' Q ' gy 5 1 ,, ,J HGMECQMI G QLIEE ROBIN FUTRELL Senior Attendant SHIRLEY S LAT E Senior Attendant ati? tm- CHERYL RIPPY Sophomore Attendant 'Na' 21.22 N, 7 4595.1 'UQ JOAN MORGAN Junior Attendant 86 'Whiz JUDY GOSSET Sophomore Attendant Manor 'W 'NM ,f f' Jw, 3 .JVM we-rw 87 SANDRA FU LP Freshman Attendant BRENDA EVERETT Miss D.A.R. CAROL ATKINS Freshman Attendant x W- in ,wwf 5' M M my Wllm W. , .fgW2F' .L sg -f, X Mgmm uk wg.. Q M fi ROBIN FUTRE LL HRISTMAS QLIEE ACTIVITIES We gaze back to the begmnmg of our most lmportant year 1n school our sen1or year a year of new frlends, new surroundmgs, new opportun1t1es, and numerous new act1v1t1es Th1s year was a spec1al year for we were to set the pattern for our clubs, act1v1 t1es, and trad1t1ons, Wh1Ch would be followed for many years at Northwest Hxgh School These aCt1V1t1SS have played an essent1a1 part 1n our hlgh school l1fe Through co operatlon w1th each other and the faculty, our year has been successful As th1s year ends, for many the last year of school act1v1t1es, we are able to remember the many aCt1V1t16S we ve shared to gether the pubhshmg rush, homecommg exc1tement, perform ances, dances, conventlons, trlps, and most 1mportant, the lastmg fr1endsh1ps we made Yes, It has all been what w1ll seem l1ke a dream 1n years to come For those who remaln at Northwest, we offer you our very best wlshes 1n all your part1c1pat1on For us, th1s book, the VIKING w1l1 remmd us of our wonderful year at Northwest H1gh School . - . . V u u . ' t . . . . . . ACTIVITIES STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President ........ . . . Barbara Bennett Vice President ....... . . Bernard Smith Secretary and Treasurer . . . . Jeanine Stafford Miss Martha H. Chandler Mr. Millard Coble SPONSORS 92 TUDE T CCLINCIL REPRESENTATIVES hge J-9 Carol Atkins Johnny Ballard Stanley Morgan Jane Sharron Joyce Stack Denise Winkler Katie Fields Ann Hedgecock Sue Nelson David Preston Cheryl Rippy Linda Stephens Donna Biggs Ann Idol Joan Morgan Gene York Carl Clayton Linda Hardin Maynard Southern Judy Young VIKI G STAFF We, The VIKING Staff, feel great honor in being chosen to lay the foun- dation of the yearbook of our school. We sincerely hope that you will enjoy the VIKING as much as we have en- joyed compiling it. Brenda Everett. . . 4 .......... Editor W. J. Lawrence ........... Co-Editor Linda Hardin ...... Advertising Manager Robin Futrell . . . .Business Manager Peggy Welborn . . . .Circulation Manager 94 YEARBCDK STAFF Advisors: Miss Gloria Jean Bell, Mrs. Julia Trivett, Miss Betty Everhartg Staff: Brenda Everett, Peggy Welborn, Linda Hardin, W. J. Lawerence, Robin Futrell. TYPISTS 95 ,TV .W if .W Junior Editor .............. Jennie Decker Junior Asst.Editor . . . . Franklin Ellison THE B RQLIE STAFF Tommy Styers Kim 'ld idd dtd E L Sales Editors . . . . . Gail Everett Judy Butler News Editors . . . . .Patsy Allred Pat Hutchins 96 item, , ,,,, D . . . . Assistant Editor V idtl y . rr ,A Ji! W 2. f P 5 Vickie Smith . Art Editors . . Humor Editors . . Business Manager . . . . John Kota Carol Terrell . . Carolyn Angel Richard Scott Feature Editors Jimmy Richardson Janice Davenport Sports Editors Jerry Burton Larry Tucker Photographers Cari Clayton Harry Zdunczyk Secretary Joan Morgan Administrative Editors Kathleen Atkins Barbara Bennett Sponsors Miss Brenda Alexander Miss Brenda Engle FUTURE HOMEMAKERS CF MERICA f X F. H. A. OFFICERS SEATED: Katie Fields, Presidentg Ann Satterfield, Vice- Presidentg Brenda Pegram, Secretaryg STANDING: Brenda Wood, Treasurerg Linda Overby, Song Leaderg Ann Lester, Parliamentariang Judy Lemmons, Song Leaderg Pam Walsh Historian. ' 98 They're ready for that delicious meal! Mrs. Helen Godwin-Sponsor Paris Originals! ali First Class Cooks! .Adv 'E It's a. shame we have to use them for an exhibit. 5. ! A ,, 99 , .,.- .1- AHA MMA 'ffii fi FUTURE F RMERS OF AMERICA SPONSORS: Mr. Rufus Bracking Mr. G. C. Bowdeng Mr.R. M. Comer. The Northwest F. F. A. Chapter had a very active year. Many Honors were achieved by its members. They placed first in Federation Land Judging and Crop Contests, Many other worth-while projects were carried out by the chapter during the year. '-'7e.mm..aa- ww.. ,Ww- . - N' , f TQ, . ...W 317.1 - ' i V S M W.. .fe- W a 4 y...'g1:.. Qgggjgif 2 x HQ! . 4 , V kff'S ,iii :Ly . ,,.. A ' b A ' Q g I A Q5 , 1 13 Y i L F.F.A. OFHCERS L. to R.: Greg Dalton, Sentinelg Joe Southern, Secretaryg Kenneth Priddy, Vice-Presidentg Donald Rierson, Presidentg Richard McBride, Treasurerg Jerry Brown, Reporter. 100 Q- 5. At left: Mr. Comer presenting a class on Soil Formation. Above: Mr. Brackin assisting his Tool Identification Team in the shop. -suv' L,.., 1 s. if n i J V' .f Above: Mr. Bowden pointing out some of the ways to identify closely related seed to his Federation Winning Crops Judging team. At right: Mr. Corner showing the structure of the subsoil to his Federation Winning Soil Judging team. IOI BETA CLUB OFFICERS President ..... . . Elaine Whitaker Secretary - Treasurer . . . . . Shirley Slate Vice-President . . . . Sylvia Murphy Reporter ........ . . Bonnie Gossett Mrs. J. O. Richardson SPONSORS Mr. Archie Usher 102 John Cook Mary Holbrook Larry Morgan Peggy Welborn Doug Bray 6i? L if' -,. M aw, f ' gg 65 3 irzo arraa . ra y aayrr rayf ZYF it J A S ra g A Jerry Winfree Bonnie Gossett Etta Cox Eric Moorefield Linda Hardin 5. -. H x H ' 5 M A S Q S i Z K' K K ., s, M- .. - in Lxkk P, v I L li I A . ,gsm V E' ' ' aanar aaar J yrya y ' A 'i t - -, A 4- A 4 A S 4 Jacky Burton Charlene Knight Janice Mills Qf I' ,J K' W - W 3' ' ' fi i . ti A' , 1 -fx J ,.,. J I Brenda Everett Barbara Bennett Tommy Alley Jerry Price Sylvia Murphy 1+-v K Shirley Slate Kenny Priddy Vryk , l,h. I 1 1 Yang' Elaine Whitaker Ann Idol Robin Futrell P - e tt attli ttli f f e'll , e l -S f Louise Lovett Jeanine Stafford Joan Morgan IO3 swi Bernard Smith Maynard Southern My 'fix J he 5 lf S - S S ' Q tj Janice Davenport Wade Smith LIBRARY CLLIB BUS DRIVERS Cafeteria Staff Makes Cur Day Happ L. to R.g Mrs. Almeta Greene, Mrs. Obelia Marshall, Cafeteria Manager Mrs. Lola Pegram, Mrs. Ruth Lowrey. Mrs. Almeta Greene An Efficient Cleaning Staff CUSTQDIANS Kitchen Workers: Georgia Alston and Ruth Jones Anna Mae Searcy, Raymond Watkins, Verma Pass. 105 NSOR: Mr. C. D. Studkey B PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB McCaski11 106 A An 4. .. Q 4. .- MONOGRAM CLUB OFFICERS: Bobby Barham, Pres.g Tommy Styers, V.- SPONSORS Pres.g Dorothy Tucker, S e c r e t a r y 5 Darrell Rayle, Treas.5 Jacky Burton, Rep. Roger Nelson and Millard Coble 107 SPONSOR: Norman Pendergraft BAD SPONSOR: Frank Wilson 108 AUTUMN NOCTUR E Cheerleaders turn Japanese. Elvis is born again. An array of talent. 109 i ' ,fr Mr. Usher is assisting two of his students in an ex- Students are preparing to do well on mid-term exams periment in science. in Mr. Stuckey's biology classes. Math and Science lure technicall Mr. .McCaskill and Robert Warren setting up an ex- General science provides a basic knowledge for begin- periment in biology. ning science students. 1-C., V at f 'xv ... L. r 110 Mrs. Trivett assists her chemistry students in a lab Students gettheir first taste of experimentationin experiment. chemistry class. minded students into challenging research fields Students prepare themselves for college and achieve- Students take advantage of excellent courses offered in ment in toda,y's technical world. math. 1 1 if 'Q l I I Students are developing typing skill. e 54 l We .i.h.lii ii.i 4 Q ' Preparing to be a secretary is a serious business in Miss Everhart's class. Students realize the value Mr. Coble carries on a health discussion with fresh- men Freshmen gain much from Mr. Nelson's health class. i lj u truu H2 These Spanish students might say, Spanish d0esn't Miss Be11's seniors enjoy English literature come easy! of pursuing basic courses In line, the students are ready to cast their votes. Voting procedure is taught in social studies. H3 orthwest spirit is Guy team is I-ed hot! Like our new uniforms? S' Good shot? Where are those rebounders? 4 is high in athletic events Pity the man on the bottom! ! Get that ball Vikings! I! What's happening? SURPRISED! We need that shot H5 SPORTS W1th the task of laymg the foundat1on of Northwest Hlgh School comes to us the pr1v11ege of settmg a pace ln the held of sports Through good sportsmansh1p, co operat1on, and development of the sk1l1s needed to establ1sh outstandmg records, our V1k1ngs w1ll contmue to excel May our ldeals never be forgotten because of our amb1t1on to set such records that any future student body w1l1 prlde them selves 1n followmg our example It IS our W1Sh that future athletes of our school 1nher1t from us the des1re to be the1r best May they put forth effort to cu1t1 vate des1rab1e tra1ts such as gxvmg credxt where It belongs, co operat1ng when the task 1S d1ff1cult, acknowledgmg honor w1th grace and hum1l1ty, and upholdlng a code of GUIICS worthy of good sportsmanshlp SPORTS 7 3 gina. ..v-Aa...,.....a,.,., ,W M .nd E t ..,. .., .H .M .L+ ,.., .....M,W.,4...-.. - , , 7 , 4. .M ...ma .,.,,a,,,,,,i,5cf A I i i . . . H Q I 1l L , MES FRONT ROW: L. to R., Fentress, Bray, McCormick, Preston, Parrish, Parrish, Knuckles, Hunter,Kiser Cummings, Cummings. SECOND ROW: Jinnette, Long, Morgan, Wray, Tucker, Morton, Lawrence, Smith Gatewood, Warren, Cummings. THIRD ROW: Rierson, Duncan, Styers, Cummings, Williams, Price, Rierson Johnson, Hunter, Barham COACHES: Glenwood Wilson fhead coachj, Paul Brewer, Roger Nelson, James Frye CO -CAPTAINS: Bobby Barham and Jerry Price ' H8 BOBBY BARHAM DAVID PRESTON BERNARD SMITH LARRY TUCKER W. J. LAWRENCE LYNN CUMMINGS DOUG BRAY CARLOS RIERSON I I 9 DONALD RIERSON sw H + mx if I P 5 ' if Q ff' ,. . , W 4 . Q. ,,f : .m JL 5, A WS A A if I wiv' A 1 x Q N4 M34 W W ,f if I wa 3,1 W I Q, 4 A 1, f .U-fin? 914- ,-H45 '- Y Wifi-1f?fy7F?55'alT wily .w N7 , f 1 ,JL ,,f.,wI.,wM-V, .M-1::5f,,i' ' M A 1 ,,m,n, I I ,U , ..L, , , Wy . 7 f,1:2w:1, -'M-mJV',a f1 'I-5f'f A iiiiw ., I , H 'gg fr xx 5 I ' , ,1 -- ,,r - 34 l..,,. .. ,, ,Q A - . l ay ' .f- ,ff nw , ,,,,., an . -I f- 1, TOMMY STYERS FRANK CUMNIINGS JERRY PRICE if 1: pf fw- +sqa4i2,,,, g 943 '71 g if-,mf .' . .. ,' -:,.Y.-of ,iw VW , f I ' 1 nfs. Q? Af wr faifigfi ,H we ff W - fl S5 . - xmfz'f 'W!SvMf' if-if? A I W f fi MM , ., 'WW' F ,:f-- ff - 'ii f 7 -ks-T1 fw . I 5 :: I p f - V ,ilq , M saw' ,Pe I 41 an R sf M ,Li 9 'I 'K 'XM J K new 'W 'vii 1 . Q. 4, , , ,, I .. iii. ghgiasyvgagfai ' I ' I -- fx f +, x,,.-f, v. L -aww 1' LARRY MORTON JERRY WILLIAMS DONALD CUMMINGS ROGER DUNCAN 120 H395 Seniors Pegram, Jessup, Cottrell, Priee - Managers Touchdown! Why's he playing my position? + Sli-1 Somebody has to warm the bench! Nothin' like a good clean game of football. 121 BASKETBALL TEAM: Murphy, Kirby, Price, D. Tucker, Lawrence, Knight, McGee, Sapp, Lemmons, West moreland, E. Tucker, Slate, Burton, Futrell, Vanhoy, Everett, Clinard, Little, Coach Millard Coble KITTY WESTMORELAND JUDY PRICE C0-Captain ROBIN FUTRELL Managers: Claudine Tucker, Brenda Snyder, Gail Everett Coach: Millard Coble GIRL ' BASKETBALL BRENDA EVERETT DIANE MCGEE PHYLLIS LITTLE co-captain i 1 1 I Cheerleaders Miss Betty Everhart Sponsor Without their support we couldnft win. Varisty Cheerleaders: Gail Neal, Cheryl Rippy, Diane Tucker, Nancy Hand, Jacky Burton Cchiefj, Carol Hollins, Judy Butler, Lynn Tucker, Kathleen Atkins 124 CHEERLE DERS fi Cheryl R1ppy Lynn Tucker Diane Tucker Nancy Hand 1 Jacky Burton Chief 125 Judy Butler Carol Hollins Co -Chief Randy Atkins, Randy Hunter, John Futrell, Garfield Apple, Oscar Childress, Tommy Styers, Jerry Price, Gene Talbot, Darrell Rayle, Tommy Pope, Ronnie Johnson, John Richardson, Stanley Morgan, Joe Thompson, Coach Roger Nelson. BUYS' BAS KETB LL Coach Roger Nelson 126 MANAGERS: Billy Rice, Ronnie Redmon , I ,L L, M JERRY PR.IC E OSCAR CHILDRESS .-. fa f A W' , R JOE THOMPSON Captain 4.4.5 127 l - 4 DARRELL RAYLE TOMMY STYERS mr g 57 v JW H -f 5 M 2 , VV lf! ,n . , S M ,ff f S 'E i w 'V X H THE ORTHWEST BASEB LL TEAM Coach Faber M. Bowman These boys were at Jamestown when temporary positions were issued. James Tolar Johnny Privette Don Cummings Steve Satterfield Williams Pitts Ray Westmoreland Duncan Rumley Thompson Morton Williams 1ST BASEMEN Truitt Atkins Johnson SHORTSTOPS CAT CHERS PITCHERS Webster Gatewood Oakes Beeson Talbot Holt Cummings Price Childress BOYS' TRACK TEAM Coach: Mr. Millard Coble GIRLS' TRACK TEAM Coach: Mr. Millard Coble 130 ,Zz - . .ANN COACHING STAFF Mr. Glenwood Wilson, Head Football Coachg Mr. Roger Nelson, Head Boy's Basketball Coach, Asst. Football Coachg Mr. James Frye, Asst. Football Coach, Asst. Basketball Coachg Mr. Paul Brewer, Asst. Football Coachg Mr. Faber Bowman, Baseball Coachg Mr. Millard Coble, Head Girl's Basketball Coach, Track Coach. .Q X . ., , Qxwflilyf . K' I - se. - F'-'Digs S 'tif ' ., , 5 xv Zh mf 'Nuff' ff f X2 f xfgff ,L , Z JLI IOR VARSIW MR. JAMES FRYE .... Coach l3l ...Q THANKS TO YOU The people who do the most in contributing to a proJect some times receive the least credit We, the staff, acknowledge the fact that without the help of the advertisers this book would not be what it 1S The advertisers are friends of our school and community by called upon for public services which are unbudgeted and difficult to meet, yet they willingly meet these requests We sincerely thank each merchant and friend who has con tributed May our appreciation be a part of your reward and satisfaction. this act and others which go unrecognized. All too often, they are ADVERTISEMENTS n l NORTH STATE MILLING COMPANY, INC4 Manufacturers of DAILY BREAD FLOUR and JOY BRAND CORN MEAL Distributors of Nutrena and Chatham Feeds . . . Security Dog Foods and Joy Dog Foods Phone BRoadway 5-1355 111 W. Bragg Street Greensboro, North Carolina GUILFORD COLLEGE REXALL DRUG Complete and modern in every way Guilford College, North Carolina Owner: Walt Hoffman HILTON SERVICE HUTCHINS CONSTRUCTION STATION 8. GROCERY COMPANY srokesdam MI 3-3597 St0keff:Jfg:Ngg1f,i22O1ina KERNERSVILLE FARMERS HARDWARE DRY CLEANERS 8a ELECTRIC CO. Sherwin-Williams Paint Dry Cleaning Sz pressing - Blue Grass - Tools - Phone 993-4115 205 Bodenhamer St. Phone 993-2017 Kernersville, N.C. Kernersville, NQC. M. V. WINFREE 8a SONS P. O. Box 56 g Telephone 643-4221 Summerfield, North Carolina Gasoline, Kerosene, Heating Oils, Motor Oils and Greases We have two factory trained furnace repairmen on 24-hour duty for your convenience. Delivery trucks are equipped with two-way radios. SUMMERFIELD BARBER SHOP Registered Barbers to Serve You. Air Conditioned for your Comfort. L. H. Kirby and Son Summerfield Shopping Center, Summerfield, North Carolina HANES-LINEBERRY FUNERAL SERVICE The Home of Thoughtful Service Since 1919 410 West Market Street Off street parking for 100 cars Greensboro, North Carolina Phone BR2-5158 SHARON'S ESSO SERVICE STATICN Telephone BR2-9520 Highway 220 North Greensboro, North Carolina OIL BURNER SHIP'N SHORE The Blouse Reminiscent to All Ages Congratulations W. H. STOTT gl ASSOCIATES Greensboro, North Carolina James - Doc - George LONG BROTHERS CONTRACTORS Grading - Paving all types Telephone 643-3645, 643-4790 THE BOAR AND CASTLE TELEPHONE CY-9-0263 West Market Street Greensboro, North Carolina ' PHD E BR 49192 SHAFFER'5 ESESCI SERVICENTER BRAKE SERVICE -- Moron 'rum-:-up LONE STAR SERVICE STATION Lubrication Specialist if! stone Tires, Batteries, Auto Supplies n BILL sl-IA:-'PER , 27cEnEiN.EEuT::aRDNu 1: R DEALER Phone KET11eTSV1l1e 993-3236 North Carolina GRUBBS MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Telephone 172 East Mountain Street 993-2171 Kernersville, North Carolina BILLIE LOU'S BEAUTY SHOP Hillsdale Road Summerfield, North Carolina Phone MI3-3636 fi? f ' Compliments of X SNOWS SPORTSWEAR RUG Dial 993-2020 P.O. Box 395 SMITH D 113 North Main Street Kernersville, North Carolina coRoER's , Men's gl Boy's Clothing Store X I Kernersville, North Carolina E Y rwmsrs msumwcz SERVICE v ..f fPf 3WR'mf IMRBLINA I fgEAYROR.,.Iusuwlucaadssuclmifri Inc. . M QYVQNE 972-2239 'P Fe? -Kb.. . PhOI16 MI 3-4806 linens Zgrauig Shop COMPLETE BEAUTY CARE REASONABLE RATES When You need Mufflers Custom Duels Tail Pipes Shock Absorb ers MIDAS MUFFLER SHOPS 931 Battleground Call BR 3-7728 MUFFLER SHUPS HOT SHOPPES, INC. P.O. Box 6427 Greensboro, N. C. Food for the whole family Dining Room Counter Sz Curb Service Private Banquet Room and Carry out orders i f GUILFORD MILLS INC Greensboro, N. C. X fi E- ,M fp, ig f55xQII'kX mf A I f ,II1- pf 15, ,QWVY . V . . el II BALDWIN-GARRETT COMPANY, INC. Farmall Tractors and Machinery Myers Waters System Homelite Chain Saws 1011-1015 South Elm Street Greensboro, North Carolina Compliments of 8m M. BARBER SHOP SUMMERFIELD FEED MILL Custom Grinding, and Milling Phone 3-4776 Paul L. Neal, Owner Summerfield, North Carolina HANNER HARDWARE BR-3- 4616 2902 Battleground Rd. Completed line of Hardware, Gray Seal paints, and supplies. H. C. Porter, Pres. 8: Gen. Mgr Mary E. Porter, V. Pres. Sz Sec P. 81 N. 5 81 IOc DEPARTMENT STORES Kernersville, North Carolina -SPIRO'S CAFE Plate Lunches Drinks Sandwiches ,x H ,. Same Spot For 28 Years Kernersville, North CarolinaN- N 3 GOINS TEXACO SERVICE Phone BR-29613 220 North GRIFFIN BAKING COMPANY Bakers of quality products for over a quarter century Ask for our ---- Pies, Honeybuns and Mello Cream Doughnuts at your favorite store. f Q ' Rf' V . I FRIENDLY TIRE 81 RECAPPING CO., INC. 5602 Friendly Road Greensboro, North Carolina Phone 299-7865 PATTERSON TIRE RECAPPING Workmanship and materials guaranteed New and Used tires for sale Summerfield, North Carolina COBLE SPORTING GOODS COMPANY 119 North Greene Street Telephone 272-0912 272-0344 Greensboro, North Carolina GPRS Make our Store your Headquarters for Athletic Equipment and Sports Goods. It Pays t0 Play FLORENCE'S BEAUTY SHOP Summerfield, North Carolina Phone 643-3454 KING ZANE MOTORS Pontiac, Tempest Dealers Quaker Village Shopping Center Guilford College Branch Greensboro, North Carolina CARL 8. DAISY GROCERY Groc eri es-Notions-Gas- Oil- Feed Open 365 Days a Year Summerfield, North Carolina HOME SPECIALTY CO. Battleground Avenue Greensboro, North Carolina Phone BR-33736 ASK FOR IT--WE HAVE IT! Compliments of CAROLINA WAREHOUSE Madison, North Carolina HAWKINS LUNCHEONETT 81 CAFE Breakfast, Sandwiches, 8: Dinner OPEN from 6 to 8 416 North Eugene Street Greensboro, North Carolina WASHEE-DOSHEE Laundromat Sz Dry Cleaners Lawndale Shopping Center GARDNER'S PLUMBING COMPANY Harry C. Gardner Phone MI 3-4206 Box 438 Commercial, Residential, and Repair State License 1268 OAK RIDGE, N. C zyi W A 'C C. .-eff' 'AqA'C EEI W Q 1 P W 07 4. 'X -fi,-f , H, .x, A b N x AV , i ,W C -. ar 5:8 -mx nf, N' f' me :wg M ,X 'MQ if f 5.k, 'waii ex, zzz' 4-f - eg, ,f 5 f ar pf f f fywa J CJ5 J ' N ima J Y N! 3 A WN W ' Q f w wi X L I My . 9 A fe F N dial 5 0 U U , +R? f ' .V r fi -9 X I N 6 1 ge 'f ' , I' eN r if X M C ,w x XXX it N , ,W r r I V 60,157 T0 C0457 r X- xv- V f H I , SX X X A Ns I NW N rrrr K 2 17 JM!!! J 1 NN Qiff N 2 XX. XX ,, ' 1 X N '- x Lf' ee o YVON N E' S 3000 OAKLAND AVENUE GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Qi -1 ' X-Vw f'-f E 1 ,313 O. HENRY LANES, INC W BA WWA? I Compliments of K 1501 East Bessemer Avenue E ev A :QT GREENSBORO AUDITORIUM AND COLISEUM Phone 292-1222 1921 West Lee Street Greensboro, North Carolina 5' .1 1 I K , -,f 16 Ten Pin Lanes 16 Duck Pin Lanes Phone 27-39401 THE BEST OF O. HENRY PINNIX D , On the Square Sinc Trusted over a million 'f N 1 . E :Sr m lt 101 South Main St any to be insured with, A good comp a good company to work for. PILOT LIFE Phone 993 Kernersville, North Car RUG STORE e 1904 times -2179 reet olina V 7 . 3 4 , A xg! 1 . u INSURANCE CO. University Shop For Guys 8a Dolls ,f E 9 I1 S I D e n Across From Blair Park Golf Course 014 :Aff lzll Bruce N. Key - Auto Associate f ' WESTERN AUTO SN Phone 299-9495 Box 8106 Owner Davis Tires Wizard Batteries Auto Accessories Tr-uetone Radios and TVs Major Appliances STORE Guilford College, N. C. Pianos Instruments Organs k MOORE MUSIC CO. 615 W. Market Greensboro, N. C. MYRICK BARBER SHOP Registered barbers to serve you. Air conditioned for your comfort. Bus. Phone BR-5-3029 Res. Phone BR-4-9013 NUCKLES RESTAURANT Dining Rooms Club on-29 North Banquets and Curb Service 3200 O'Henry Boulevard Greensboro, N. C. owned and operated by Mr. Sz Mrs. Arnold Nuckles All Types of Beauty Service MINNIES BEAUTY SHOP Terrell Street Air conditioned for your comfort Phone 993-3562 TIRES GAT E S o 151 J- JOYCE TEXACO SERVICE 259 East Mountain Street Kernersville, North Carolina Dealer for U-haul and Gates Tires. JUSfiCE7Iwz KERNERSVILIE. NORTH CAROIINA THE BANK OF KERNERSVILLE Kernersville, N. C. Member of F. D. I. C. WESTMORELAND'S GROCERIES Gas and Oil Oak Ridge North Carolina Compliments I A FRIEND MACK'S 5-I O-25c STORE Madison, North Carolina Compliments of NASH PRINTING CO. Post Office Box 116 Kernersville, N. C. COMER'S STUDIO of Photography 126 East Murphey Street Madison, North Carolina Telephone 9614 AQ? I .1 OAK RIDGE BARBER SHOP Oak Ridge North Carolina Ee-:ot fm-3 gm wioheo for cc wonderful future! Southern V W 'Eau Q 1 7913: FX, hill' P 5-'lf-I . .M H' N. i in A fl? -1 - ll I QL 5 Q, ffl Q01 KERNERSVILLE LUMBER COMPANY Dealers in All Kinds of Building Supplies X , 4 W ,rf 1 . xx , - N' . . 18 :,-4.1-1, . f Z I X-...l,-, ,,,,,- , , Y , Y C-fa-5: ' 'P AY J ' J Q n ,A Phone 993-2144 IRA POTTS AND SONS Kerosene, Fuel Oil, and Gasoline Services Phone 993-3128 Colfax North Carolina Church Street S Kernersville, North Carolina RAGLAND FUNERAL HOME Oxygen Equipped Ambulance Phone 993-2121 161 West Mountain Street Kernersville, North Carolina CATALINA DRIVE-IN Serving a Cafeteria Style Luncheon X 9,0 E233 Hours 11:00 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. 7 Days Weekly TOBACCO GROWER . . . CURE YOUR TOBACCO THE MODERN WAY MUNIIUHAEL MW! TUHACUU C RER APPROVED BY NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE C, M-.V ' V - i 4 K ' ' WN . C ww -N , , 1 , ' ' 1, x 'v-v 'U!'-egg , 5,-LI O W 45 an 4 ' A ' ' Fw-w -A T, ,, ., 2 ,A Mr . , f - V ' ' f 1 ,. M19 Y ., X , . i' A X A . W I mf 7 M Manufactured Ez Distributed by W. R. McMichae18z Sons Phone MI 3-4362 Route 42 Summerfield, N. C. I hear Cone Mills Corporation is a good place to WOM, You're right . . . they have a fine career development program l'm applying for a job i ,L . '14 - H , It with Cone! R fi eg 6, f' I X f f A r fl u' as X 7,-it-E. 1l 5ii'?1 YI s:1'w gf.f for 2, ,QQ 3ZQf,li'i. gg' wQA ,f Lf- - x !4' Jr f Q I , I X f l I l l vu' CONE MILLS CORPORATION Where fabrics of tomorrow are woven today. lggglla., FINISHING PLANTS EXECUTIVE OFFICES ' Greensboro, N. C. Carlisle Xt Greenville, S. C. Greensboro SI Haw River, N. C. MANUFACTURING PLANTS-Avondale, Cliffside, Greensboro, Forest City, Salisbury, Pirie- ville, Reidsvillo, Gibsonvillo, How River ond Hillsboro in North Corolino. Greeoville in South Corolinci. Cone Plants in your Oreo are Proximity, Proximity Print Works, Revolution ond White Ook HARDIN'S HATCHERY 81 FEEDS, INC. Chicks, Turkeys, Feeds, Fertilizers, Lime, Seed Spreader Service - Custom Grinding gl Mixing sil5EE?2 2 5619 west iviarker street of J 7 Q5 ., Y A 1. j 2 E lGui1fordD I K ,li 1:2 ' Phone CYpress 90243 CLXN 5 .f A 39 KERNERSVILLE DAVID M. HOLLADY REALTY 84 INSURANCE Real Estate Insurance - Bonds GUILFORD COLLEGE, N. Telephone 299-9690 C. 4' 2.2. SX COMPANY Wayne McGee, Pres. Etta Lee Hawkins, Sec. Pinnix Building Phone 993-2326 Kernersville, N.C. ? ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE 3 P I gn J EQ!-. D P. J. Morgan C. J. Morg an J. C. Morgan Processors, Eviscerators, and Shippers of Fresh Ice-packed Chickens, Fowls and Turkeys Contact Us For Your Requirements We ship Everywhere . . . 1.1 .ng . ' . Q MORGAN 3. soNs PCULTRY C0., INC. Route +191 J. . , I Lf: x-ruxiigs , ' A lg -f Guilford College, North Carolina Phone 668-2487 , 6 i of K ,J Yip WH Y Sales 7. Service 4 N X if , .W A at 4 if A Qi. W M W m 'mentsv N U N lfw,-E fl t Q . . l 3 sr ' DAL 'ju PRICE S T.V. .., UAL BA 3. APPLIANCE My X S l dale, North Carolina Summerfield Shopping Center .A Summerfield, North Carolina U W Ph 643 4211 J ,NJN one - Bob Anderson, Owner M MJ For Safety, Service, gl We Sell The Best And C . Service The Rest , onvenience Qmsuyl x . Q05 4326 3' Mlxxmum Q ., 510,000 1: 5 xnsurmcf 3 ,3 For Each ff Q, Depo nzer Q X' S QM , XQMBEP 'KZ Day 643-4830 Night 643-3897 fig 74 M1262 Ja! if 650 NMQQVOXWQZU EQ gf fd ,jflnliw .MQ 54 AVZQZW6 Mo QU. X J,-1ML,M,pZ5 cfmfc-J' 7415's X ' ww, Q A M 5,410-FMEQ VHQCL WM V +MLfMc7fW,4J W,L,?Q JAJMWZZLQ A Ljwbbwdygw MQ MVC A , 54-x I Greensbnrds Ncwes , ' M ' ' erfrvfv-51 . ,. - 5!!',,i -- G EJ +L? nhgr Hg 7 V5 f 5 ' ' J- , O P My W f M7 6 ' . , W v o Te - H fzu eo ce I A . I f ww A QW if WL. 'wwf T35 M jg, QVAMf67,.N MMO MSM, M72 J W fe-JZQ7 MLW? M My Wfw QL M Mft QM54' wfwva YM GARLAND HUTCHINS, INC. Furniture-G. E. Applianc es Phone 993-2186 Kernersville, N.C. VESTAL'S FLOWERS Summit Shopping Center Greensboro, N.C. Phone BR-5-7272 Your Personal Attention Florist NATIONWIDE INSURANCE CO. Philip L. Korner, Jr. 105 W. Mountain St. Phone 993-3733 Kernersville, N.C. Agent MARTIN'S DOLLY MADISON GULF Fuel, Oil Sz Auto Acc. Guilford College, N. C. Phone 299-9974 RED 81 WHITE SUPER MARKET West Mountain St. Kernersville, N. C. Price is right at Red 8: White THE MEN'S SHOP House of Quality Clothes 120 North Main Kernersville, N. C. THE TOT SHOP Infants-Chi1dren- Maternity 104 N. Main St. Kernersville, N.C. BOWMAN'S KERNERSVILLE JEWELERS 128 West Mountain St. Authorized Agency For Bulova 8: Longines Watches Phone 993-2923 Kernersville, N. C. MADISON MOTOR COMPANY Highway Street Madison, North Carolina Phone 548-2740 Pontiac Sales Sz Services STRADER'S SHOE STORE The Home of Good Shoes 138 South Scales Street Reidsville, North Carolina Phone DI 9-7906 Best Wishes From REIDSVILLE FURNITURE COMPANY where most folks buy Compliments of LADIES AUXILIARY of STOKESDALE VOLUNTARY Fire Department Compliments of A FRIEND 'T -s N Vill V H .asm l PEARMAN'S GRILL 81 TRUCK STOP Good Home Cooked Meals, Sandwiches Sz Cold Drinks One Mile East of Kernersville On Highway 421 APPLE HOUSE RESTAURANT Four Locations in Greensboro Look for the Red App1e XI I Compliments of T V CASS JEWELERS 617 Friendly Center Road Greensboro, North Carolina BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES Burlington, largest and most diversified manufacturer of quality fabrics, hosiery, carpets and other textile products, offers career opportunities to qualified graduates in one of America's most essential industries. Write to BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES, Personnel Department, Greensboro, North Carolina. Burliggjtpimg INDUSTRIES. mei n SIMPSON CROP SERVICE Airplane, Spraying, Dusting STOKESDALE MILLING COMPANY R. W. Southern, Owner And Liquid Fertilizing Flour, Meal, Feeds, R t 2 ou e Custom Grinding E1 C u N C on o ege, . . Mixing and Seed Cleaning or Phone MI 3-4145 Res. Phone MI 3-4398 E Stokesdale, N. C. Nl I Mm W ANI gl I 9 ' Iyli I Ill '- - I .h iilqif H l k 36 E F i f i Alvin D. Angel Stokesdale, N. C. I Phone in ' Anderson HA 1-3317 Midway 3-4219 , b 7L ,. V' PV Q M M32 NMNJEP , PXPPQQA igefijy Sty? purge, .ff W ,. ' Q , V' V: 7 1 X: yy? V 531352 VH ,LK , vpn 1 WJ' rbi' Q,-IQ W A AJ! Abd in N5 X 7 pkg A Q2 XTLW 'XVV1 PM B Q Q91 PM W fe JESSUP CQMPANY Vxwy? fw5fJ U yy N J Plumbing and Heating P. O. Box 3452 Phone BR-2-1191 3 1 18 Battleground Ave. Compliments of HERFF JONES CO. BUD I1 K-f up N P P. L a REGINALD STYERS ASSOCIATES Interior Designers Member American Institute of Interior Design 149 South Main Street MURRAY FUNERAL HOME Ambulance In a Hurry Call Murray BR: 2-8165 WILLIAMS GARAGE Phone M13-3735 Stokesdale, North Carolina Kernersville, N. C. 7 .4..g HUGH Z. INGRAM, INC. Your Largest Furniture Store Phone 7271 Kernersville, N. C. GREENSBORO COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. ggi ' Wherever X I you're C, 'X' going... V . wherever A Q X youfve Q45 been IK KISER ESSO SERVICE Gas - Oil - Groceries Colfax, North Carolina Compliments of PIEDMONT INSTRUMENT 8. ELECTRONICS INC. Phone 993-2125 Kernersville, North Carolina ROBERTS FUNERAL HOME Phone 993-2136 24-Hour Ambulance Service First Aid liz Oxygen Equipment New Modern And Up to Date Chapel Air Conditioned Compliments of HUMPTY DUMPTY DAY NURSERY PET DAIRY PRODUCTS Greensboro, N. C. DAIRY PRODUCTS Seniors of 1963 ff? ' i i f f 5 Y - Best wishes for a successful future Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Burton GRAHAM CHEVROLET INCORPORATED Sales and Service Frigidaire Appliances Phone 993-2101 Kernersville, North Carolina Compliments of DICK'S ICE CREAM CO., INC. 163 YQ , X X X X54 1 IIBORDEN PRODUCTS If it's Borden, its got to be good Compliments of RAY'S GROCERY Compliments of MCKNIGHT HARDWARE Compliments of KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE SUMMERS DISTRIBUTING CO 2604 Battleground Ave. Greensboro, North Carolina Featuring over 1200 Keystone customatic made to order colors. Keystone Paints since 1826 FIVE OAKES DANCE HALL Rock and R011 every Friday night and Square dance and Rock and R011 every Saturday night. Compliments of PELL'S AUTO SUPPLY 2614 Battleground Road Greensboro, North Carolina WARREN DRY CLEANING Complete Laundry Sz Dry Cleaning Service C. Raymond Warren, Owner Phone 993-3636 125 Church-Lane Kernersville, North Carolina PIEDMONT JEWELERS Stone Setting, Engraving Special Orders Jewelry 8a Watch Repairs BR 4-0305 Lawndale Shopping Center Kitchen Cabinets CFormica Topsl - Cornices Book Cases - Mantels - Millwork, Etc. TERRELL'S CABINET SHOP SUMMERFIELD, N. C. FREE ESTIMATE Phone 643-4276 SUMMERFIELD DRUG STORE Highway 220 Presented By If no answer Summerfield, N. C. W. R. TERRELL Dial 643-4995 WAKEFIELD'S ESSO SERVICE FISHER-HARRISON PRINTING CO., INC. 106-108 North Davie Street Telephone BR - 2-1138 GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Pickup and Delivery Service 3120 High Point Road Greensboro, North Carolina Phone 299-9833 FORMAL WEAR SHOP Formal Attire For All Occasions Sales Sz Rentals 120 North Davie Street Greensboro, North Carolina Phone BR-45882 GLOVIER'S RESTAURANT 619 Dolly Madison Road Phone 299-8242 Compliments of SUMMERFIELD CLINIC, INC. QP, 'T f 4 x Highway 220 E. T. Walker, M. D. CHIC'S APPLIANCE 81 TV CENTER 942 East Bessemer G-E and Motorola Headquarters MARY'S BEAUTY SHOP Complete Beauty S Guaranteed W ,xx x X r . ' .- S' . ' 4 f gl' I R A RAY FUNERAL HOME Madison, North Carolina F BI-RITE SUPER MARKETS 1210 Grove Street ft C venientL t T S rve You MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY 408 East Wendover G boro, North Carol Phone: BR4 0134 A F m Profess 1 V 11 g Compliments of LAUTEN MOTOR CO., INC. SALES SERVICE ki? Dial 548-2278 ivxadison, N. c. C 81 S FURNITURE 8K APPLIANCE STORE M. E. Collins, Mgr. Madison, North Carolina Phone: 548-2 735 HOLT'S GROCERY Summerfield Crossroads Summerfield, N. C. Open 6:00 A.M.-9:00 P.M. Monday thru Saturday KP ' ,. LY f X Q. -1 o 3- QI' ,PEI 3 .1 If .DJJ bg LQQ Q f JJAIQ-3 5 , :X . 'fy , J . J' f--1 Y 1 ,N 5, Jywlr' 79' Compliments of 'nr - ' I - ' f wx' - fp.. s1j3rAVI51TAqlo'IlfL.SAI1g.BBgBs5LuB W 'ix ,QYBIIFLAEMEIROIOM .2 T WILSON GROCERY 8x SERVICE STATION Summerfield, N. C. ? Aw sn . I, ig .LL I 'f zz-I.-mv' HOBBS REALTY CO. 134 East Washington St. Greensboro, N. C. KENCO SERVICE STATION Stokesdale, N. C. Phone EMIS-9928 Compliments of THE BANK OF MADISON Madison, N. C. Member of F.D.1.c. Wim. .P '-1 so 1 -2 3 5 , ...ua-T g 0,1 fa.-.0-....' I fo 1 if ' y Jfffvb' HOME FEDERAL - Savings and Loan Association P ,- Main office - ' 113 N. Green St. Greensboro, North Carolina Plaza Branch 1702 Battleground Ave. Summit Branch 1201 Summit Ave Friendly Branch 611 Green Valley Rd. GREENFIELD FARM AND GARDEN STORE, INC. Serving the community since 1919 Wayne Feed - Fertilizer - Seeds - Insecticides Kenneth Greenfield Joe C. Flynt - Peter Blum Will help you with your farm, garden, and lawn needs Kernersville, North Carolina Phone 993-2628 Compliments of MUSTIN 8. CRUTCHFIELD JEWELL'S BEAUTY SHOP Choice Meats and Groceries 993-2956 Colfax, North Carolina Kernersville, N. C. ,fda D 5 I BILL THOMAS AUTO SALES Your authorized LLoyd Dealer Low Down Payment-Bank Financing Wrecker Service Phone 643-4084 Stokesdale N.C. Compliments of S. 81 R. MOTOR CO. Chrysler, Plymouth, Valiant Kernersville's Oldest Dealer 29 years same location 192 S. Main St. Kernersville Phone 993-3425 Compliments of T. B. DOGGETT Contract hauling Summerfield, North Carolina Sand Stone Phone lVlI 3-4414 GlLLIAM'S FLORIST Flowers for all occasions Phone CY 9-0371 403 Muir's Chapel Road Guilford, North Carolina Compliments of Bl-RITE SUPER MARKET West Market Street Kernersville, North Carolina GATE CITY MOTOR CO. Chrysler Imperial Plymouth Greensboro, North Carolina SUMMERFIELD ESSO SERVICE Phone 643-9931 Operated by Clarence Winfree, Jr. Summerfield, North Carolina lRENE'S BEAUTY SALON Creative hair styling Cutting Tinting Permanents Call MI 33916 Oak Ridge North Carolina LEDBETTER'S Service Station Sz General Repair Lawn Mower Repair Welding Pickup and Delivery Drugs and Lotions Highway 150 MI 3-4489 EDMONDS FRIENDLY DRUG Phone CY 9 2233 7' , . Y, ,V ,gy ' by A- K . 1' A, ' ' fl 5 W-ff axf'xx.f I ,Aff .,.qgg'.,,l...........,...... 5603 Fr1e1d1y Rd Greensboro North Carolina Quaker Village Shopping Center SETTLEMYRE'S NEW AND USED CARS Phone BR 5 5007 -' ff' if xff' Greensboro Home of Bette 37 . 41 ' . 149: A'- Z 'L lp N C r Buys 218 N Eugene Compliments ol FARMER'S FEED AND SEED STORE Phone 993-2621 233 N. Main Kernersville, North Carolina Store with Checker Board Front Smith Douglas Fertilizer CASH FEED STORE WAYNE FEED Kenneth Greenfield Joe Flynt - Mary B. Nelson Will Serve You Kernersville, N. C. Phone 993-2628 COLTRANE GROCERY COMPANY, INC. Meats-Groc eries Produce-Frozen Foods - We Deliver - Phone 993-2177 Kernersville, North Carolina Compliments of CHIC'S APPLIANCE AND T.V. CENTER PRICE'S AUTO SERVICE General Repair 24 Hr. Wrecker Service Phone Day MI 3-4115 Night MI 3-4271 SUMMERFIELD, N. C. THE VILLAGE SHOPPE Quaker Shopping Village All the Latest Styles in Sportswear for Juniors and Misses, also Accessories HEDGECOCK BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY Benjamin Moore Paint U.S. Gypsum Products .,,, 4 Q 8,5 Lf li . XS N 'sail Dxzii .qv A lt ix J NLS 20 I: 'dim' 'L irriliiii Li L Lx I Johns 1v1anv111e Products L Phone CY 4531 104 Jamestown Road Your Gu1lford College Dealer GUILFORD F. C. X. 910 S. Elm Street Greensboro, North Carolina -2' i A :B f Q 5 af-wx .5 LL F ' , L m y ng ,X Feed-Seed Fertilizer Lime Spreading VAUGHN'S DEPARTMENT STORE Werspecialize in athletic gym Shoes by Ball Band Phone MI3-4538 Stokesdale, N. C. SPARKLE CAR WASH, INC. 1733 West Lee Street 1606 E. Bessemer Avenue Greensboro, North Carolina A Clean Car Rides Better Marvin Autry 273- 3852 President 274-8674 . GUILFORD COLLEGE BARBER SHOP Quaker Village Shopping Center Guilford College, N.C. C. D. DOSS TEXACO STATION Washing, Greasing, Lubrication Road Service Phone NII3-4787 Route 1 U. S. 220 North Summerfield, N C. PARK-A-LURE Mobile Homes Sites Interstate 40 and N.C. 68, South Telephone 882-0237 Rt. 9, Greensboro, N. C. WINFREE'S ESSO Gas Sz Oil Phone BR 3-8381 Greensboro, N. C. HOLTON-HODGIN FURNITURE CO. Complete Home Furnishing and G. E. Appliances Jamestown, N. C. If .rx' . 21711:-7 .,V',VV I glylf! Lvgfujfllu' '6.df,I'a km. I 1' fr, . , , V jf' V If 'lla 'I if I HSL x , fl Compliments of ffd 160531. essme114:Ave5,-:I L , v 'Uv Yu If If ,f I N It ffjpgvf I :J kj , X ll .:, L1 ,LIC ff' Super Curb Service 4,471 open 10:30 a.m. to 12 midnight Orders packed to take out Delicious Chicken in the Basket Dial BR 4-3838 SEVEN-UP BOTTLING COMPANY OF GREENSBORO, INC I I I IU I' If D I w A' 1 !,-M-,ASQ !i,,... DORRENE'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone M13-4112 Stokesdale, N. C. YOUNG'S LANDSCAPE SERVICE YoUNG's since 1870 A11 types of Evergreen, Shrubs, Fruit trees, and Roses 2822 Battleground Road Dial BR 2-1010 or BR 5-2275 KERNERSVILLE LINOLEUM 81 TILE Linoleum--Tile--Carpeting Phone 993-2721 275 North Main Street Kernersville, North Carolina J. C. GUNTER Grocery and Sunoco Service Intersection of 150 Sz Church Street Compliments of STOKESDALE CLEANERS AIR CONDITIONED TELEVISION ROOM TELEPHONES TILE BATH, TUB 8z SHOWER WALL TO WALL CARPETS SWIMMING POOL JOURNEY'S END MOTEL COURT Highway 220 North Inside City Stokesdaler N' C' Mrs. Edith Price BR 3-8216 Owner-manager Greensboro SIMPSON PONTIAC Pontiac and Tempest Phone MI-3-3621 Stokesdale, North Carolina MOSLEY'S SERVICE STATION f-fi W gs LL N ANNA LOU'S BEAUTY SHOP Specializing in Hair Styling 8: Helene Curtis Permanent Waves STOKESDALE BARBER SHOP HQ ng-0 M13-4529 'A 7 xg! 0 Summerfield, North Carolina Eat at SHORT SUGARS South Scales Street No. 1 and No. 2 Reidsville, North Carolina F. K. SUMMERS GROCERY S! F22 I 2 B . te. , ,aw---'M ' xl Going p in the'Wo1'ld? Interested in going up in the world? Consider textiles, this state's industrial backbone and, for intelligent young people, a pathway to a top career. As a pro- ducer of tine fabrics since 1813, J. P, Stevens 482 Co, is a leader in the textile industryf Stevens needs intelligent young people who welcome the challenge of progress. Come to see us if you want to learn about opportunities in the textile industry. fwawnafawaaawwnaanae w r Q Y 5 S 5 J.l?5tevens6tCo..lnc. I tevens' I SYNTHETICS DIVISION Q X 1 Fineflblict -I f MadeInAmerica f Q Q vcttitxnnnomxwrvnnxwa 1 fb'0II nnivefgsqy'-153-1963 CARTER'S ESSO SERVICE CENTER NO. 2 Ph. 299-9963 Pinecroft Rd. and Patterson St. Greensboro, N. C. JAN HOMETOWN PONTIAC-BUICK INCORPORATED We Also Buy And Sell Used Cars Phone 993-2111 Kernersville, N. C. Tom Joyce-Lee Nelson-Paul Whicker ,S I tt VW 1 V I ,' M rf' A A . X .X X by U A, K f , '- ' It H1 iff ' -' ' t..' 4. If 'Vixen Cb'-1 Xi!i., X 'X ' I'-nf' A 'N Xen., 13- f C ' X J up if M I L 3 X L- I ,. ' 'NX 'D 1 . ' ' J V th X 4 -, C . , N , 1 -- 1- MXITI-f Ira IX X 'XI K W X X4 f-. .N J. D. suMMER's . coNsTRucTloN co. 3122 Battleground Ave. Phone 275-38113 no fJW3,,V sl F fi . X-f C K ,Rf . A-X V --' f M . Compliments of NORTH DECORATING STUDIO Summerfield, North Carolina Antiques- -Carp ets-- Furniture Draperies - -Accessories PARK DRIVE-IN THEATRE 4419 Lawndale Drive Phone 288-4644 WINFREE'S GARAGE Automatic Trans missions Gen eral Repairs Open 8-6 Sat. 8 a.m. - 12 a.m. Phone 643-4191 FRED'S GULF SERVICE Gas and Oil Phone MI 3-3735 Stokesdale, North Carolina Compliments of LITHO PRESS Printers and Lithographers D. C. KIRKMAN FURNITURE COMPANY U.S. 421 By-Pass Phone 993-2104 Kernersville, N. C. WILLIAMS GARAGE Phone MI-3-3735 Stokesdale, North Carolina STOKESDALE HARDWARE CO Hardware, Building Material Shoes, Clothing, Dry Goods Plumbing, Seeds, Machinery And Electrical Appliances Phone MI 3-3411 Stokesdale, North Carolina THE W. C. STAFFORD STORE Dry Goods Notions and Shoes Phone 993-3436 Kernersville, North Carolina SCRUGGS FLORIST 2158 Lawndale Dr. Greensboro, North Carolina FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Office Phone BR-3-8230 or BR-50127 Night Phone OR-4-2 363 TWIN OAKS SERVICE STATION 8m GROCERY Pete Bolton Colfax Compliments of PARKERS CAFE Highway 158 S. M. RAY'S GROCERY For the Best Service Sandy Ridge Road Colfax, North Carolina SUMMER'S GROCERY Groceries, Meats, and Feeds Church Street Extension Phone BR 4-3417 McMILLIAN FURNITURE CO. Home of Quality Furniture at Lowest Prices 3127 Battleground Road NORTH SIDE AUTO PARTS INC Dan L. Williams Phone BR 3-5174 Highway 220 North Greensboro, North Carolina BRENDLE'S BARBER SHOP 123 Church Lane Kernersville, North Carolina Russell Richard Dewitt Brendle Wilson Hiot+ J. R. GRAHAM 81 SON, INC. General Contractor 628 Greensboro Road High Point, North Carolina Compliments of STOKESDALE CLEANERS Stokesdale, North Carolina Compliments of COMMUNITY CENTER Summerfield, North Carolina . , - Y ky :bf -fi A .Q b, ' Both by .... BLUE BELL B L U E B EL L , WORLD'S ,LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF WORK AND PLAY CLOTHES f WITH LARGEST DIVERSIFIED' LINE OF ANY CLOTHING MANUFACTURER f OFFERS TO GRADUATES f CAREER OPPORTUNITIES UNSURPASSED IN THE APPAREL INDUSTRY. BOOSTERS RAY'S GROCERY SERVICE BARBER SHOP ARNOLD STONE COMPANY PIEDMONT BARBER SHOP MR. AND MRS. A. T. WHITE MR. R. L. DUNCAN DICK STAFFORD MCGUIRE OIL COMPANY INC. MARY LINVILLE BEAUTY SHOP BILL TUCKER LILA MOORE KEEN CURTIS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY MODERN LAUNDROMAT J. R. TUTTLE GUILFORD OIL COMPANY EDNA'S DRESS SHOP STATE NEWS AGENCY STAFFORD'S ESSO SERVICE BYRD'S USED CARS WAUGHSIDE CURB WINFREE'S REST HOME SURE FIT AUTO SEAT COVERS' MACES JEWELRY AND GIFTS SENIOR STATISTICS TOMMY ALLEY Beta Club 3,45 Monogram Club 3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Track 2,3,4. MARTHA ALLEY F.H.A. 1,2,35 Glee Club 35 Tri-Hi 1. CAROLYN ANGEL F.H.A. 1,2535 Glee Club 152,35 Pep Club 1,25 Monogram Club l,2,3,45 May Day Attendant 15 Miss Stokesdale 15 Varsity Basketball 152,35 Class Treasurer 25 Student Council 35 News- paper Staff 45 Superlative 4. GERALD ATKINS F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. OLIVIA ATKINS Jr. Civitan Club 35 Basketball 1,2,35 Monogram Club 152,35 Basketball Award 35 Glee Club 15 F.H.A. 1,25 Tri-Hi Club 1. GARY BAKER F.F.A. 152. BOBBY BARHAM R.L. BILLINGS Trophy 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Co-Captain 45 All-Conference 2,35 Track 1,2, 3,45 Monogram Club 1,2535 President 45 Class Secretary 15 Science Club l,2,3,45 Bus Driver 2,3,45 Superlative 4. RONNIE BEESON Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 35 Hi-Y Club 1,25 F.F.A. 1,25 Monogram Club 1,2,3,45 Superla- tive 45 Track 25 Bus Driver 3,45 4-H 15 Glee Club 15 J.V. Basketball 15 Vice-President of Class 3. BARBARA BENNETT Class President 1,35 F.H.A. 15 4-H 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,25 Beta Club 3,45Newspaper Staff 3,45 Co-Editor 35 Student Council President 45 Bus Driver 3,45 F.T.A. 2,35 Superlative 45 Homecoming Court 3. DOUGLAS BRAY Football 1,2,3,45 Marshal 35 Beta Club 3,45 Foreign Language Club 4. JACKY BURTON Cheerleader 2,3,45 Chiefg Basketball Manager 15 Track Manager 2,3,45 Beta Club 3,45 Mono- gram Club 3,45 Reporter 45 F.H.A. 152,35 F.T.A. 25 J. V. Basketball 15 Foreign Lan- guage Club 45 Dramatics Club 45 Harvest Queen 35 English Award 25 Superlative 4. JERRY BURTON Track 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 2,35 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Science Club 15 Dra- matics Club 45 Superlative 45 Newspaper Staff 3,4. CHARLES CONWAY F.F.A. 1,2,35 Bus Driver 4. AFTON COMPTON Library Club 3,45 Glee Club 15 Bowling Team 15 F.H.A. 1,2. JOHNNY COOK F.F.A. 1,25 Beta Club 3,45 Bus Driver 45 Stu- dent Council 4. RONNIE CLARK Technical School 15 Superlative 45 D.E. 1. CARL CLAYTON Football 35 Bus Driver 3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3 Toast Master 35 Reporter 35 Superlative 4 Student Council 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Photo- graphy Club 45 Harvest King 1,2. ETTA COX Beta Club 3,45 Glee Club 15 F.H.A. 25 Marshal 35 Jr. Civitan Club 35 American History Award 3. DALE DEAN F.F.A. 1,2,35 Vice-President 35 Class Re- porter 3. FRANK CUMMINGS F.F.A. 1,2,35 Bus Driver 1,2,3,45 Football 3,45 Monogram Club 3,45 Best Lineman Award Football 4. ROGER DUNCAN Basketball 35 Baseball 2,3,45 Hi-Y Club 1,25 F.F.A. 1,2,35 Monogram Club 253,45 Track 35 Bus Driver 35 4-H Club 15 J.V. Basketball 15 Football 4. BRENDA EVERETT Homecoming Court 25 Annual Staff 45 Editor5 D.A.R. Good Citizen Award 45 Varsity Bas- ketball 1,2,3,45 Co-Captain 45 J.V. Basketball 1,25 Student Council Vice-President 35 Repre- sentative 25 Class Vice-President 35 Mono- gram Club 2,3,45 Track l,2,35 Manager 2,35 Beta Club 3,45 Newspaper Staff 35 Co-Editor 35 F.H.A. 1,2,35 F.T.A. 25 Superlative 4. FRANCES FRAZIER F.T.A. 35 4-H 1,2,35Glee Club 15Photography Club 45 F.H.A. 15 Science Club 1. ROBIN FUTRELL Homecoming Court 45 Beta Club 3,45 Student Council 1,25 Treasurer 15 F.T.A. 25 F.H.A. 1,2,35 Song Leader 35 Monogram Club 3,45 Junior Newspaper Editor5 English Award 15 Home Ec. Award 25 Track Manager 1,2,35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Marshal 35 Annual Staff 45 Business Manager5 Superlative 45 Christmas Queen 4. NOVELLA GEORGE F.T.A. 2,35 4-H 1,2,s, F.H.A. 2,3. BONNIE GOSSETT F.H.A. 1,2,35 Beta Club 2,3,45 Glee Club 15 Marshal 35 Crisco Award 35 Superlative 45 Miss Colfax Rep. 35 Library Club 45 Beta Club Treas.. PATRICIA HANCOCK F.H.A. 1,25 Secretary-Treasurer 25 Annual Staff Typist 45 Hi-Y 1,2. NANCY HAND F.H.A. 1,2,35 Reporter 35 Monogram Club 2, 3,45 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4. LINDA HARDIN Beta Club 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Circulation Manager5 Student Council 1,25 F.H.A. 15 F.T.A. 35 4-H Club 1,2,3,45 Secretary 35 Bus Captain 35 Varsity Basketball 25 J.V. Basket- ball 1,25 Track 1,25 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Class Reporter 25 Science Club 1,25 Superla- tive 4. BARBARA HARRELL F.T.A. 2,3. PHYLLIS HEDRICK F.T.A. 2,35 F.H.A. 1,25 4-H Club 1,25 Science Club 45 Photography Club 4. BRENDA HESTER Class Secretary 15 Hi-Y Club 15 F.H.A. 15 Glee Club 1,2,3. MARY ANN HOLBROOK F.H.A. 15 F.T.A. 35 Beta Club 3,45 Photo- grapher Club 4. CAROL HOLLINS Cheerleader 1,2,3,45Co-Chief 3,45 Monogram Club1,2,3,45GleeC1ub1,25 F.H.A. 1,2,35 Har- vest Attendant 15 Class Reporter 35 News- paper Staff 3. JANICE HUNTER President of Class 25 F.H.A. 1,2,35 Hi-Y Club 1. N CHARLENE KNIGHT Beta Club 3,45 Glee Club 1,2,35 i-.H.A. 1,2,35 Pep Club 2,35 Bus Driver 3,45 Monogram Club 1,2,3,45 Secretary 35 Class Secretary 2,35 Language Club 45 Student Council Secretary 2,35 F.T.A. 15 Library 1,25 Basketball 1,2,3, 45 Superlative 4. FLORA JANE LaRuE Glee Club 1,35 Hi-Y Club 15 F.H.A. 1,2,35 Library 3. WILLIAM JOSEPH LAWRENCE Baseball 15 F.F.A. 15 Chapter President 25 Class President 35 Jr. Civitan Club 3,45' Bus Driver 2,3,45 Most Improved Football Award 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Superlative 4. LEON LITTLE Football 15 Basketball 2,35 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Monogram Club 1,2,3,45 Bus Driver 35 Drama Club 4. LOUISE LOVETT F.H.A. 1,2,35 Vice-President 35F.T.A. 1,2,35 Treasurer 35 Beta Club 3,45 Cheerleader 1,2, 35 Chief 35 Monogram Club 1,2,3,45 Vice- President of Class 35 Marshal 35 Home Ec. Award5 Science Club 4. RICHARD MCBRIDE Baseball 1,25 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Treasurer 45 Photography Club 4. JIM MCCORMICK F.F.A. 1,2,35 President 35 Bus Driver 2,3,45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,35 Foot- ball 25 Superlative 45 Class Treasurer 4. WOODSON MCGUIRE Hi-Y Club 15 F.F.A. 15 Treasurerg Glee Club 15 Projection Club 15 Bus Driver 2,35 Trea- surer 25 Book Club 3. LYNDA MEADOWS F.H.A. 1,2,35 F.T.A. 15 4-H 1,25 Reporter 25 Homecoming Court 3. JANICE MILLS F.H.A. 1,25 Glee Club 15 Beta Club 2,3,45 Marshal 35 Class Treasurer 35 Annual Staff Typist 45 Crisco Award 2. LARRY MORGAN F.F.A. 1,2,35 President 35 Class Vice-Presi- dent 3,45 Beta Club 3,45 Bus Driver 45 Su- perlative 4. LARRY MORTON Class Treasurer 1,2,35 Student Council 15 Track 1,25 Basketball 1,2,35 Football 1,2,3,45 Monogram Club 1,2,3,45 Bus Driver 2,3,45 Superlative 4. JAY MOTSINGER F.F.A. 15 Hi-Y 15 Bus Driver 3,45 4-H 2,35 J.V. Basketball 15 Superlative 4. RACHEL NELSON F.H.A. 2,35 Library 3. JAMES OVERBY F.F.A. 1,2,35 Bus Driver 4. JEAN OVERBY F.H.A. 15 F.T.A. 3,45 Photography Club 4. MARY ANN PATTERSON F.H.A. 1,2,35 F.T.A. 2,35Glee Club 15 Photo- graphy Club 45 Science Club 15 Superlative 45 Chorus 4. CHARLES PEGRAM Bus Driver 45 F.F.A. 1,2. JUDY PEGRAM F.T.A. 25 Superlative 45 J.V. Basketball 1,2. LINDA PEGRAM Glee Club 1,2,35 F.H.A. 1,2,35 Monogram Club 1,2,3545 Basketball 1,2,35 F.T.A. 25 Librarian 1,25 Drama Club 45 Bus Driver 2,45 Class Treasurer 35 Pep Club 1,2. MICKEY PEGRAM F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. TOMMY POPE F.F.A. 1,2,35 Vice-President 25 President 35 Basketball 1,2,35 Monogram Club 1,2,3. CAROLYN PHILLIPS F.H.A. l,2,35 Choral Music 1,25 F.T.A. 1,25 Science Club 15 4-H Club 15 Photography Club 4. JERRY PRICE Football 1,2,3,45 All-Conference 2,35 Bas- ketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 All-Con- ference 2,35 Track 1,2,3,45 Beta Club 3,45 Bus Driver 35 Monogram Club 1,2,3,45 Vice- President of Class 15 Superlative 4. KENNETH PRIDDY Monogram Club 2,3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Re- porter 35 Vice President 45 Beta Club 3,45 Basketball Manager 15 Bus Driver 3,45 Su- perlative 4. JOHNNY PRIVETT F.F.A. 1,2,35 Baseball 1,2,45 Monogram Club 1,2,35 Class President 3,4. JANE PROCTOR F.H.A. 1,2,35 F.T.A. 2,35 4-H Club 1,2. DARRELL RAYLE F.F.A. 15 Monogram Club 1,2,3,45 Treasurer 45 Hi-Y 15 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 15 Projection Club 15 Basketball 2,3,45 Track 2, 45 Vice-President of Class 25 Bus Driver 3,4. JIMMY RICHARDSON Student Council 25 Class President 15 Mono- gram Club 25 F.F.A. 1,25 Newspaper Staff 1,45 Basketball 15 Beta Club 3,45 Superlative 4. DONALD RIERSON Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Basketball Manager 15 Timekeeper 2,35 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Reporter 35 President 45 Monogram Club 2,3, 45 Bus Driver 3,4. MIKE RIERSON F.F.A. 1,2,35 Secretary 3. ELSIE SADLER J.V. Basketball 15 4-H Club 1,25 F.H.A. 15 Glee Club 1,2535 Bus Driver 3,4. i. PATSY SAPP Basketball 1,2,3,45 Monogram Bus Driver 43 Glee Club 1333 Hi-Y 13 Class President 13 F.H.A. 132. Club 13233343 THOMAS SEIGLER F.F.A. 1. FLOYD SHIELDS F.F.A. 1,2333 Reporter 23 Junior Civitan Club 2. VICKI SHIELDS F.H.A. 1,23 Annual Staff Typist 43 Hi-Y Club 1,23 4-H Club 1,2. A., SHULAR F.F.A. 1,2333 Track 132333 Bus Driver 233. LINDA SIMMONS F.T.A. 132. SHIRLEY SLATE Basketball 132343 Monogram Club 132,3343 Beta Club 3,43 Secretary-Reporter3 News- paper Staff 132333 Homecoming Court 43 May Court 2,3g F.H.A. 1,233,43 Secretary 33 Class Secretary 1,3g President 23 F.T.A. 3343 Pep Club 1,2,3S Language Club 43 Student Council 2,33 Vice-President 3. BERNARD SMITH Football 43 Baseball 33 Monogram Club 3,43 Beta Club 3343 F.F.A. 1,2333 Vice-President 33 Student Council Vice-President 43 Bus Driver 43 Class Secretary-Treasurer 13 Dra- matics Club 43 Science Club 4. WADE SMITH F.F.A. 1,23 Bus Driver 3343 Beta Club 3343 Secretary of Class 33 Jr.-Civitan Club 2. FRANCIS SNOW F.F.A. 1,2. LARRY STAFFORD Hi-Y Club 13 Jr. Civitan Club 33 F.F.A. 1. ETTA STANLEY 4-H Club 23 F.T.A. 23 F.H.A. 23 Photography Club 4. JOE THOMPSON Basketball 1,2,3,4g Captain 43 F.F.A. 13 Track 2,33 Hi-Y Club 1,23 Baseball 1,2,3343 Mono- gram Club 1,2,3,4g 4-H Club 13 Bus Driver 3,4. JAMES TOLAR F.F.A. 1,2333 Baseball 1,2,3,4. RAY TRUITT Student Coimcil 13 Science Club 13 Beta Club 3,45 Basketball 13 Baseball 1,43SUpeI'l3.t1Ve 43 Math Award 1,33 English Award 33 Biology Award 23 Newspaper Editor 43 President of Class 2. JACK HAWIQNS F.F.A. 1,2,35 Baseball 1,234. TOMMY WAGNER F.F.A. 132,33 Bus Driver 4. ROBERT WARREN Science Club 13 Photography Club 4. GLORIA WEBSTER Beta Club 3,43 Dramatics Club 43 Marshal 3. PEGGY WELBURN Monogram Club 132,33 Beta Club 2,3343 Vice- President 33 F.H.A. 1323 Treasurer 13 Vice President of Class 13 Treasurer 23 Glee Club 1,43 Marshal 33 Annual Staff 4. KITTY WESTMORELAND Monogram Club 1,2,3343 F.H.A. 132,33 Hi-Y Club 13 Basketball 1,2,3,4g Co-Captain 4. STEVE WESTMORELAND Class Officer 13 Hi-Y 13 Bus Driver 43 F.F.A. 1,23 Baseball 3,43 Monogram Club 334. ELAIN WHITAKER Glee Club 13 F.H.A. 1323 Beta Club 233343 P r e S i de nt 43 Chief Marshal 33 Jr.-Civitan Club 33 Vice-President 33 Annual Staff Typist 43 Superlative 4. JERRY WILLIAMS Monogram Club 233343 F.F.A. 1323 Library Club 23 Baseball 2,3,43 Track 3,45 Football 43 Language Club 4. JERRY WINFREE F.H.A. 1,233,43 F.T.A. 23 J.V. Basketball 23 Student Council 33 Beta Club 334. PAT WINFREE Track 13 F.T.A. 33 Science Club 13 4-H Club 1,2333 Photography Club 43 Band 2,3. JUDY YOUNG 4-H Club 132333 F.T.A. 2333 F.H.A. 2,33 Photo- graphy Club 43 Student Council 43 Typing Award 33 Superlative 4. at wb! 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