Northwest High School - Tohari Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1959 volume:

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'rl-if' A .QE ..'., 4 '-4 THE wwf WMM gamma! 1- r npQ,4,?vw,.,,v.ff-qw -v W-1 --f WVR'--'F' It s. ','K m 1 '-gf' fzaffy 2 M, ,xy Q4 4 'QL' ' Q, 5.1. ' ,y ,, t f--..r,.... M-ly Nm- ,W ..,: x , kc 'W 1 x,,,.,,x..., s.MwL.i.:,M,.mwf-t J 9 ,M ,.--W. 4 .-Q, 't s ., 'h'W A' ' . a Y 'L wg: Jw Q 9 t , 'vip era sn. xv ' 'Nc'- 111 --un if fi? 2 mn I me THE 19 9 x NORTHWEST HIGH SCHOOL Murry Road Winston-Salem North Carolina Volumne IV THE OPEN ROAD We have built your 1959 TOHARI around a theme which we have chosen to call THE OPEN ROAD. Let the term intrigue your imagination, as it does ours, and set your hearts to dreaming. The open road--north, south, east, west it leads, wherever a dream can reach. It lies smooth and easy in the lush, green valleysg it winds, rough and rugged, over hills and across fields. It beckons us onward and outward, in- viting us to explore the mysteries that lie in the ever-changing reaches of the earth, of the mind, of the soul. Down the vista of time, it stretches out into infinity. Our years in school have taught us that all roads lie open to the willing traveler. We have learned to look for a road where none appears to exist. We know there is always one that will lead ultimately to the destination upon which we have centered our hopes and our ambitions, and we have learned to follow our own particular road with the confidence of courageous hearts, and with eager and questing minds. The staff has tried to make this issue of TOHARI a faithful and accurate record of this year during which we have traveled together. May it keep fresh in your memory the faces, the names, the events which belong to this part of your journey. May it serve always to remind you that here is one of the pleasantest and best- loved spots at which you have paused to renew your strength and to be refreshed. 4 Qfli??Q lied 45 ' ' Zgwvmlzz If Yxx: ff. yqzmd af' ,N V jimmy ,gl J f' ff' ZMKWXZW f f U Northwest began its first school year in the fall of 1955. When the doors opened there were 483 students and 21 faculty members. Northwest has expanded considerably during these four years and is crowded in spite of six new classrooms opened for use at the beginning of this year. Construction of a new auditorium is now underway. We have at present 670 students, and 27 faculty members. More than fifty courses are offered to our students. This picture shows only one wing of the modern building. The Northwest High School Library offers a wide selection of books in almost every field in its 3869 volumes. Miss Smith, the li- brarian, or a member of the library staff is on hand at hours beyond the school day to help students with their library problems. The lunchroom has a hard- working staff that prepares a well- balanced, inexpensive meal for the students. The new feature, the short lunch line, is popular with students who wish to buy only a snack. Our gymnasium s e r v e s many purposes. The most important use, of course, is for indoor athletic eventsg but until our new auditorium is completed, it also serves as our assembly and recreation hall. The modern facilities are a source of pride to all members of the student body. MZMW yaf 1 WJ , . ,eg My Q , MN Q Q XX 1 I I1 . v N 1 X. if M , ' X N , :gy . ff w f i 5. ,., WJ gwwaf Z3 fffmz Mrs. Fay Rives Benton With the opening of Northwest four years ago, Mrs. Benton joined the faculty here, coming from the home economics department at Old Town. During these years, she has served the school and the student body, both individually and collectively, with a tireless and selfless devotion that has sought neither recognition nor reward. Every Friday during football season, the team has, for these four years, had its evening meal prepared and served under the supervision of the home economics department. Extra time after school to help a class, a club, or an individual prepare for a tea or a party is a service that students frequently request of Mrs. Benton and unfailingly receive. Plan a banquet, serve a dinner, select a color scheme, every day brings its quota of chores that lie without and beyond the bounds of obligation and duty. Mrs. Benton is quickly and quietly efficient in any emergency. Whoever loses a button than cannot be replaced by the ever-serviceable pin hurries to her for first aid. Both major and minor damagesto clothing and hearts are daily offered her to be repaired. She is never too busy for them and always manages to send the victim away with injuries no longer visible, even if the repair cannot be permanent. Because of all these things, and because she is herself gracious, kind, wise, and forever yoimg to understand the ways of youth, we offer her this work of our minds and hearts and hands in dedicating to her this edition of our yearbook. 8 Kar fr' 990 N ,nw ,. E 'S . W? W1 656012, wa' Mr. Gibson, our principal, acts as leader, coun- selor, and friend to all who are connected with North- west. Because he is hard working, efficient, pleasant and fair, he holds the respect of all members of the faculty, the student body, and the community. if 'll l J But I had an appointment' Mr Gibson and ...and they are on the absentee list again. friend Mr. Gibson talks to Mrs. Penuel, school sec- retary. I4 WZJKMJ' ggyfyf Q20 Mrs. Louise Newman Miss Jessie Threlfall F Our English department is staffed by six highly competent instructors. Mrs. Snyder and Mrs. Hauser are new members of the faculty added to the department this year. Our courses of study are intended to prepare the student for freshman English in college, office work, or for the ordinary uses of every day life. Where tall trees whisper softly... . One of Mrs. Newman's groups sings the school song. Only 2,000 more and we' ll have enough for the Junior-Senior. Miss Threlfall talks to Rachael Motsinger about a junior class project. 17 .N - 1 Yes, it's an A. Watch the birdie! I5 wwf we g . .R N . I, 1+ fxhf Mrs. Henrietta Holland fini'-' And this will tell you all about it. Mrs. Hauser gives W A Q y the Kuder Preference Record to Eddie Sharp. Work! Work! Work! Mrs. Mary Hauser Now, you be Julius Caesar. aaae y i 'H- ,J yea 121 Cowards die many times before their death, the valiant never taste of death but once! Mrs. Holland super- vises a play rehersal. i . 64 Mrs. Mary Snyder Milf' fyffvgf aj adwzdav 01 IU!!! We1l, it looks as if I may have some of you again next year. What's it worth to you? Who asked me how to spell prosobranchiate? There, that should do it. I' .1 K 'I Mrs. Catherine Steelman N ii 155' Mrs. Lucille Speas There have been two major changes in our mathematics department this year. Plane geometry is now offered to the sophomores and. Algebra II to juniors. In previous years these courses were offered in reverse order. Advanced Algebra, replacing solid geometry, is now offered with trigonometry to the senio rs . One new faculty member, Mrs. Alspaugh, has been added to the math depart- ment. General math, business math, Algebra I are other courses available at Northwest. No, two and two don't make five! Mrs. Speas explains a problem to Pat Woodward and Doug Sprinkle. Don't ya' know? 4 Colon D. Nifong ofhwwffaa winamp! Did you say you were from M. G.M.? Is this an errow? Mrs. Alspaugh 6 Zi . 1 explains a math problem to Wanda J Z Parker and Bobby Bullard. One more spit ball and I ll... Miss Dowell in her general math class. Wait until you hear this one. Mrs. Idabelle Alspaugh Ah--I don't really look like Marlon Brando. A. C. Larrimore, Jr .ealwazfzvz fefwk4f0Qwf1f,5bze,44 Miss Maxine Dowell B0yS,Jf ff first you donut Oop's, wrong basket! Miss Dowell coaches one of her succee physical education classes. - ,V ,www- . 55555, f New instructors in the phy- sical education department this year are the basketball coaches, Miss Maxine Dowell, and Wen- dell Carr. A track team, coached by Mr. Gregg, is new in 1959. Our boys and girls take part in all the competitive sports that are currently popu- lar and practicable in this area. Well, at Wake Forest, they... Mr. Carr teaches his physical education class. Well, I'l1 tell you what I'm going to do. Wendell L. Carr f mmf fy , abizwd. And this will tell you all about it. Mrs. Sprinkle helps Tommy Hamilton and Robert Shutt put up a bulle- tin board emphasizing Latin Week. Two foreign language cour- ses are offered to the students and II, for freshman and sopho- mores, taught by Mrs. Eva B. Sprinkleg and French I and II, for juniors and seniors, taught by Mrs. Catherine V. Steelman. I gr. If I've told you once, I've told you a thousand times. Mr. Sprinkle asks for the genetive plural of pueua Fi-enchl You should have told me at Northwest. They are Latin I. Mrs. Eva Sprinkle -,A . sooner! Parlez-vous francais ? Mrs. Steelman conjugates aimer ,, for her French class. if M ef. ..l.IB' Mrs. Joyce Sutton ,- , .,., 1 1 my if W? ' 5, is t M 1 zl,:I?5:E'Vk,:,L,:,:gV JV E I 2 15 1,93 k i f- . ' EEK' C: H K - ,F iz.-15? 1 -. ,., -, ' I William C. Gregg Miss Joan McLean Hey, look up in that tree! Miss McLean and her biology class spot a tree frog. . 5 fvkvzzf fefd d1!011y0mf 144 A page from your scrapbook. 22 Chemistry, physics, and biology students are alert and active. They plan and execute such projects as a cloud machine, which demonstrates alpha, beta, and gamma raysg a Hero's Burner, showing the principle of steam jets, a his- tory of glass, a Telsa Coilg an o riginal model of a jet air- craft, and many, many others. Say, that's not bad. ,efmwewzfnf Danny built a radio and the physics class looks for bugs in it. A little of this, a little of that ......... boom! Who needs to diet? 23 . 'Qx ff' .,, E Another proj ect! You keep your nose out of this. Are you s u r e he's not. skipping ? An intruder distracts Mrs. Nifong's class in business law. 4, Mrs. Buth Wilkes Two and two should make four even on an adding ma- l chine. Mrs. Wilkes in- structs Sara Vanhoy in the fine points of mastering an adding machine. l Zfamwalvfsgga The courses offered by the commercial department are business law, s ho rthand , typing, personal typing, and bookeeping. This depart- ment is chieily for those students who are planning to go into the bus- iness world immediately after grad- uationg but, of course, everybody who can squeeze it into a busy schedule tries to take personal typing. This course t e a c he s typing only and is elected by the student who hopes to improve his theme grades now and acquire a valuable skill for his future. Mrs. Byrne: Jeanie, use PBCKI Peck! Peck! your fingers, not your el- bow. Mrs. Myrtle Byrne 24 'wi' Custer did have a hard time. Miss Elizabeth Smith ,aa me M0 awww 335535 M Well, I don't know about West Point, Linda....... Mrs. P e n n e r advises Linda Barr on entering college. Mrs. Vera Penner 5 -99 it 25 'win-3 The guidance department gives counsel to the members of the student body in their school and private problemsg it supervises the testing pro- gram, prepares transcripts, keeps in step with job open- ings, c he ck s on the latest scholarships available. This important job is in the capable hands of Mrs. Penner. One off, and four to go. Mr. Jarvis demonstrates the jig-saw. Don't drop that match in the gas... InSeptember 1958, Joe Marion was the recipient of the Outstanding F. F. A. Student Award. This award is made annually by the Winston- Salem Chamber of Commerce to the F.F.A. junior or senior in Forsyth County who has made the mostprogress in his farm- ing program, developed traits of leadership, and participated in other school and community activities. The S100 award is used by the winner to pay expenses to the National F.F.A. Con- vention held in Kansas City during the second week in October. There's always room for one more. Mr. Selle mounts his trusty steed. s yyyi M if y ,f ,Q Charles E. Jarvis Mr. Jarvis: Now, Willis and Johnny, this is a join- ter. It is used for ..... -s 'iff gg6ZZf6?VZf!! Myne Joe Marion admires the plaque he won for excell ence in F.F.A. work. Charles Selle .awww ,iq .f ,,: , - A g p- ., K - A , ,wggygg E r ittxail , ..., 1 , h ,TN ,tt 7, Rv..-up Mrs. Fav Benton Now, girls, the way to land him is ..... Home economics, re- quired of all girls at North- west, not only teaches the fundamental skills of nutri- tion and home making, it also aims to develop social grace and poise. Our home econ- omics department reaches out into the community by means of adult classes which instruct the homemaker in many subjects of interest to her. C la s s e s in sewing, metal craft, flower arrang- ing, nutrition and weight con- trol, i n t e rio r decoration, and the like are armual features of the department. jf 659' 521092. No strings attached! Mrs. Vera Penner .-. rx, -in ' y Q ' X ov My What' s cooking? The coast is clear, you can come out now! Miss Moore, the student teacher from Salem, supervises her first class. Busy! Busy! Busy! 27 Miss Mary Elder Courses in civics, geogra- phy, economics and sociology, world history, U.S. History, and contemporary history are avail- able in the s oc ial studies de- partment at Northwest. Students who plan future study in this field are well prepared by our curriculum and our superior staff. Silence. Harry L. Underwood 28 No! You don't make a sentence twenty lines long. Mrs. Hauser corrects composition. Mrs. Marjorie Nifong are 02 awmfadmiza. Now, have two fifteen-hundred-word essays on... Another raise? I I 1 :ii H ...so I decided to walk. That reminds me of the time when I was a pledge. 2? vwmfff I v7 ...geography is the most fascinating... 29 Charles Ferris The mu sic department, under the direction of Mr. Ferris, is a vital part of our school life. A new dance band promises to contribute largely to our social activities. Both bands and glee club are in demand for church and community programs. X, Ready I ffmfz: ia! . . Chin music! ,SA xy :H 1 . 9' E, .WJ -V 1 , dx f WL' ,lf Ag .Xl L! Q., V , , ' . ff , ,fi Mt! .L ' L , , .nyrw rg? M, vp X 5 .1 ug la. f --an-kv K , . Q A .gs JW.. ,Q 51. , 1 4-31 A A nfs fi M , ,M X Jimi- 1 L,m, Y q s A2 .X N f Ski . A Qi.. .. Qf-:.e-,1: QQ 1 pf... zfffkiiii K X-mf K V - X, ..,, Eg .J-Sifi Z3 ST A T: A x K if, 'Aw A f . -, A ,,1 f ig. , - ,K gkj'f..:,wk-g. -:gg ' A A+' ,V X gs zr my dia ' Officers: Tim Powell, Presidentg iSteve Kiger, Vice- Pr esidentg Hugh Allen, Secretaryg Larry Shouse, Treasurer. 5 Sorry, I can't change a S100 bill. Tim Powell sells 1 , Becky Gowens acomposition book at the Student Coun- f cil Book Store. f J EJ IW M VKZX Ml We rkfhzfgwwfp First Row: Left to Rightg Barbara Clement, Pat Tuttle-,' Priscilla Shouse, Ann Moore, Sherry Williams, Phyllis Leinbach. Second,j'Row: Left to Right: Jimmy Morgan,'Ken Hart- man, Charles Conrad, Wayne Mathis, Neil Shouse, David Davies. Mrs. Lasher Sponsor dz awzkwfd L Front row: Jeanne Kausch, Katie Stanley, Dianne Perryman, -Jeannie McDonald, Jeanette Choplin, Linda Barr, Joan Foster. Second row: Jimmy Morgan, Ken, Hartman, Charles Conrad, Wayne Mathis, Neil Shouse, David Davies, Hugh Allen, Melvin Walker, Steve Kigev, Tim Powell, Larry Shouse, Tony Petree. if -,, I..,, ..'-- , , . ini., ,, . we . ., -K ' W WW ...tam N 1 hz, jf S K ks . M M new --N A, Qf Q.-:LM , , Q E ts X Q ... A K E-12 TE 'f , T- 3 if Q' , . 5 Q 'Q 'E exif., We .04 if Wm fzgfgl' X Serve the Lord with gladness, In our works and ways Jeanne a Kausch, Neil Shouse,' and Pat Tuttle present devotions Joan Foster and Phyllis Leinbach put finishing touches on the lobby bulletin board. lmtrimmv N,- Q gilt 5 ll WEEK I ' x P. . ,Q yessggegffif , yi., ' r , A? 'z ,Q ' , . 'O . tg. 'sf 2 gs! , Q Y ' 3, 1 A 3 i '1 A i4 bi , x - if Q, H Wftfff t - 2 ,fra 5 ,, A 4 F? 0 5 f '. A . 1 k ,Q a K A t if! Q Q . F and 4 in at . ' tina. 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Q L 4,-M -.' ..'Qgf,, J, - P' . i J X. 3 Q. x ,ik lg ,' Left, bottom to top: Sharon Adkins, Jenny Lynn Joyce, Diane Roush, Marie Fulk, Karen Romaniw, Phyllis Leinbach, Linda Barr. Top to bottom: Linda Yates, Joan Woodward, June Beck, Becky Gowens, Jean Phelps, Joan Foster, Linda Wells. Right, bottom to top: Sybil Rhodes, Barbara Doub, Frances Tuttle, Glenda Clanton, Linda Blackmon, Carolyn Crater, Ann Yarbrough. I t Kwfzrymffz 1501161-dank avdbefamikybadkw Zyl 9, Officers: Left to Right: Phyllis Leinbach, President, Ann Yarbrough, Vice President, Joan Foster, Secre- tary, Jean Phelps, Treasurer. Miss Dowell, Sponsor Mr. Nifong, Sponsor -me ef W- QMW - 1 w be s fm fir- g Q L Officers: Del Craft, Treasurerg Derry Norman, Presi- dentg Jerry Stoltz, Sergeant-at-Arms, Tommy Flynt Secretarv: Ken Moore, Vice-President. fffzfmfwg ZZ' ffffffff yfwbffylwnz. Norman, Da First row, top to bottom: Derry Second row, bottom to top: Steve Third row, top to bottom: Michael Joe Banner, Jim Olson, Doug vis Thompson, Del Craft, Tommy Flynt, Ken Moore. Bowen, Marcus Smith, Larry Brittain, Ernest Golding. red Shore, Steve Barotta. Fourth row, bottom top: .ft-K 3 'SY' A, e . r re N Officers: Steve Barotta., Presidentg Ken Hartman, Vice-Presidentg C. W. Parker, Treasurerg Charles Kapps, Secretary. We Q Janata aff! .aw - I l . i First row, left to right: Mr. Larrimore, Sponsor, Lynn Shouse, C. W. Parker, Stephen Barotta. Second row: Bobby Garmen, E. J. King, Wayne Lucas, Don Brewer. Third row: Ken Hartman, Tony Barkley, Lane Hester, Dick Rymill. Fourth row: Billy Farmer, Charles Kapps, Hal Messick, Gerald Deal. Fifth row: Doug Jones, Gary Kiger, Clark Richardson, Jerry Kiger. yawfwffg M if ,f . 41 - Officers: Sylvia Holt, Presidentg Louella Dillingham, Vice-Presidentg Becky Gowens, Secretaryg Katie Stanley, Inter-Club Council Representativeg Barbara Oliver, Treasurer. I ff: 42 Q , Officers: Joanne Johnston, Presidentg Yvonne Merritt, Vice-Presidentg Mary Ann Whiggs, Treasurer Brenda Slate, Secretaryg Iris Anderson, Inter-Club Council Representative. fyzzf f0Z!2V 0 -rggefzfd SML a Qf jfegza-1126. 43 Y I Officers: Left to right: Tony Smith, Treasurerg Irvin Grogan, Secretaryg Tommy Jordan, President. 'Q' Mrs. Sutton, Sponsor fffzzkv' ggyfizeefj gif 154 wdvfgff in !YZf6l?dZ! dz JCZIZCE azfzffefydzeefekyf, Q7ZMnJ aczkfzce. Officers, left to right: Nancy Golding, Vice-P r e sid e nt 5 Rebecca Briles, Secretaryg Sara Ogburn, Reporterg Linda Moore, President. Miss Smith, Sponsor 45 ,729 213206 g fd 0 XZZWZZYZT Hamid? mmf 251' 66. Linda Barr, Presidentg Ann Terry, Parliamentariang C a r o ly n West, Secretaryg Peggy Bodenhamer, Vice- P r e sid e nt 5 Nina Felts, Historiang E 1 e a n o r Bodenhamer, Treasurerg Linda Bodenhamer, Song leaderg Pat Shouse, Reporter. h . '38 if Officers: Standing: Bill Ogburn, Presidentg David Boaz, Treasurerg Seated: Karl Marshall, Vice-Presi- dentg Carol Helsabeck, Secretary. Miken ly yrv' 42209851 10 J IZMQ1 Jfifixzkhy fn 166640 gaefiy J Q 4,-if YQ 'S Kwai 1' , 'I ' . V 17 A Away 9' S? if SQL. 8 is f Y 1 I, 1 -2 NJ' U A 4. ' f il ,A bl f , Q 6 '27 . YL UW? ' -v 1 ' A 'K Y sag gi, -w M1 6, M M Q. X . 4 3 Q ' - Q ' 'X , ,, ii i ,, A we--Y is ' x Q I gg! 'Q it 7: v J 'W V - 1,,.L - W ff, ,Q swan. 4 ,, ,L t in 9 X155 if ' I 1 SV Y , Z. la5m : - 4 . if 1' , .. W J 5 f f m 3 12 , - , R g f f- f-A M, f A ,,:f,g gm. 3,4 S ,, f wf 'f M M Q fqi K. I ,Q-4?-gqwg 1 Vx I an , 5154 ? K1 H i' 5 W 9 , ,g . gb gig ,, a Mw:, . .Q Q Smith 'V Af .w 45-Q l 'fi riff 1' if A ufm ww tfv . 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Sybil Rhodes and Karen Romaniw,Journa1-Sentinel correspondents, think about their next article for the paper. arzfi 015219 rgwfbzkif III zhyef fzfwa. If we work maybe we can meet the deadline. Journalism Ig Mrs. Newman, sponsor checks headlines in-Q .yur-f' . .off 5 i , u n ,, u a 1 w fx W 11 V f ' V me w-'- ra- i 5 1 f , , , 1, -Qu: Ku l' V ,K -I - . 1. 1 V ff 3 ' '- , ' k MN, hi? --...iv Alfa.. .. '4'W'. - ,,...J:.. 1 ,Sun -- Mg f V. lg-wflfwl ,T Z, 1 1 ,. , ,..,i.. ,. IL If ,- - - ,xl W H M - W ---- XA Y M- - V --.,1Tv-f--f-fH1.L.- .,.. L K .,-jLqi'f...,,...,.4...i'.Q3,!K V...!f.W.Wl5.3 M., .. ,W H7 ew , K . afzffmzykvwfzkd flifgfdlfl i Jilin! fog? 52 665101 16727 afvknf 759 4-Y! WMM 9002 za Magma Officers: Left to right: Don Longworth, Secretaryg Wanda Tuttle, Reporterg David Arrington, Song Leaderg Martha Pitts, Vice- Presidentg Ed Wall, President. :ofa one dzhwkafdz 122 0w?1ffzaWbf?Z41. 55 ...M L. -114: .,, Q, M W AA.. 53 xg' 1 A Jerry Whitman Easley Pace H. A. Cates , Arg, 5 -9 ir' MAWSZ , Q V N eng X x Jerry Doub Gerald Sullivan Mike Hendrix , gf Ken Styres t , sf , , .F MW Charles Kapps Jerry Pilcher ,.., ,W ng ' mmy 'Ys A Q 9 Roger Morgan Pete Morgan I if yvzis I ,ge , ,- x'- .A fr ASfith Wayne Lucas Laffy Weaver 'Q 5 U U '::-V153 Johnny Kapps BUS DRIVERS --:?--,-- 4 xl . '... ' -'SU' -. -. ,- '1 -S. 'X - ., --K --..--3-5.5 , , ---..- , , , 1. ,. V. - - s-is f'5:1-iiilfg C. We-ex W. Parker G01 ing Mike Taylor Harvey Sprinkle Joe Marion Tony Smith Grey Waller 'Don Colbert Terry Shore f . Z' Q Richard Grubbs 5 First row: Sandra Butner, Barbara Beck, Ronda Holland, Nancy Golding, Sara Ogburn, Linda Wells, Barbara Doub, Ann Yarbrough, Linda Slate. Second row: Sandra Barnes, Beverly Reich, Myrtle Little, Chiquita Utt, Geraldine Lowe, Linda Farmer, Brenda Petree, Rachael Davis. Third row: G. C. Petree, Sherry Williams, Sharon Adkins, Becky Smith, Sharon Fulk, Miss Threlfall, Sponsor, Dianne Perryman. Fourth row: Larry Tise, Allen Tothill, Robert Leon, Jimmy Morgan, Robert Ellis, Sammy Cope, Burnette Blakeley, David Boaz. YOUTH FOR CHRIST CLUB Bible Quiz Team Ks s a 1 fy Left to right Standing: First Lt. Pvt. Hugh Fulcher, U.S.M.C.R.g N.R.g Mickey Holland, U.S.N.R. Harry Underwood, Army Reserveg Pfc. Walter Snell, U.S.M.C.R. Pvt. Charles Kapps, U.S.M.C.R.g Kneeling: Ted Peoples, U.S MILITARY RESERVES Nurse Campbell gives Walter Snell his T.B. test. .gf 8 A EW' ry,y R M y , ' N ' f Mrs. Daphne Penuel, School Secretary Ma. Wmwfwmffyf WW QEJJMZZQ iff 4+ Office Assistants: Left to right: Joan Woodward, Carolyn Fearrington, Becky Gowens, Linda Slate, Jean Phelps, Maxine McCraney. 60 I . 5-' Q 1 i '.H ,. NL .L I Top row, left to right: Mrs. Sapp, Mrs. Watson. Bottom row: Mrs. Livengood, Mrs. Shouse, Mrs. Holland, Mrs. Bowen. N 7 KUZZAWUIIZ J l?0W9J IZZJJZQZWJ IIZZIJZ KWKI' 600 Jffzfhzlff Wy- Joan Foster Nancy Irvin Business Manager Literary Editor- Yle X959 Ymz- ,WW Linda Wells Sz Jean Phelps Co-Editors Mrs. Newman Phyllis Leinbach Adviser Feature Editor 62 9 ,V , A ,.,, :gk fE? 'Ww,2.Q'? w - Ir.. .1 MJMNL' p N Mug I me 1 -I gwkfii -Q 1 ,ZF , , . .mg ZW!! ' 'wtffi Football Coaches Mr Larrimore, Nr Nifong head coach Mr Gregg fQiSl'-59 -so First row, Left to right: Tommy Flynt, Steve Barotta, Joe Banner, Davis Thompson. Second row: Fred Shore, G. C. Petree, Ted Peoples, Gerald Banner. Third row: Derry Norman, Martin Taylor, Tony Petree, Tommy Boo se. Fourth row: Allen Tothill, managerg Mr. Nifong, Mr 4 F . , Skill '45 . -A --wi , l 7' il ,rw .'--.f Larrimore, coaches. Jr-', 9106? gem ll A First row, left to right: Ken Moore, Marcus Smith, Jerry Stoltz, Jim Olsen, Larry Brittain. Second row: Guy Flynt, Eddie Smith, Steve Kiger, Wayne Lucas, Jim Jackson. Third row: George Livengood, Ralph Gross, Paul Helpler, Del Craft. Fourth row: Mr. Gregg, Mr. Carr, coaches, Doug Jones, manager. f . ,X Davis Thompson Half Back Larry Britain Tackle . , ,F -ga a ft it 0 Jim Olsen Guard l r. .Lf Del Craft End 0 7-flzecwnf Jim Jackson Tackle f-I 3' 5 . , 1 'ga 'Q . lf-If 'IR gf! QL hx 2 77 .gear '1: f' ' K 'Wk 'gp- A fm 55' c Jerry Stoltz Quarterback, Co-captain Marcus Smith Tackle fl I X Tommy Flynt c y' , Quarterback A w 'Y ,xi MQ ' ,X 'T Q Steve Barotta Fullback Joe Banner Haliback fs E. 6 , TL Y -4 ' ,,.gi' 4 This is the way the referee sees it. We didn't get far on this play. Instructions for a better second half A cheering idea, new to Northwest, is introduced. Forty-nine girls wearing sweat shirts with black backs and white fronts sit together in a group and, by leaning forward or sitting straight, form different letters and designs. By spelling out the words of cheers, they help our cheer- leaders in building enthusiasm at the games. FOOTBALL SCORES September Northwest 6 Morehead 20 September Northwest 1 3 Mount Airy 0 September Northwest 7 Minteral Springs 6 September Northwest 1 3 Davie County 1 3 October Northwest 40 Walkertown 1 9 October Northwest 27 Griffith 0 October Northwest 7 Reidsville 7 October Northwest 32 Hanes 6 October Northwest 27 Gray 14 November Northwest 28 Southwest 0 69 Q 4 sg. ' ,4- mmf? 25. -, -1 :f23:9'f2 ' Ztf-'Wf ,e Q'-ki. 4, U , 1 - si ' 'f XL,.LL ., : X A33 L L ,X 1 i t new Becky Gowens, 1958 Homecoming Queen BE FORE 75? 159979 jfvfmffnffzzky grvaf AFTER Left to right: Karen Romaniw, Sybil Rhodes, Becky Gowens, Linda Slate, Linda Barr. 71 g 'fi' x 1 V v W I E? Bi' 17 i '-S La K ' -11 mfifx., -L X, xx, ga f Q f-nun I W'-N4-4 S. N9 as In 5 lv , 1 BU 5:5 :gn ,-M k H 14 15 Q Q , X f 2 mf m5, . M , ,,,V . , -9553. Q X' A ,, L L , k' . ff - 375 ' 4' Y 'L+-534 Mix' - f , , , ,Z , LA,g ,. I W is 'I' Ann Yarbrough Jo Linda Yates Dianna Roush Forward, Co-Captain Guard Forward, Co-Captain f1fWk'f'ff0f02WfyzA'1, 151 fl Left to right: Lynn Habich, Dianne Roush, Katie Stanley, Joan Foster, Jeannie McDonald, Jane Williams, Jo Ann Frye, Ann Yarbrough, Joanne Johnston. f, - n.. . , ' 4 4 Derry Norman Tommy Flynt Danny Bowen Forward, Co-Captain Guard Guard, Co-Captain WQIZQ' gami' 320107 f 064f f. ,X Left to right: Danny Bowen, Steve Kiger, G. C. Petree, Derry Norman, Jerry Stoltz, Richardyf' Bovender, Milton Bauguess. , X Ernest Golding Jerry Stoltz Steve Kiger Center Forward, Co- Captain Guard -fffffwzff fffffffrwwzfaffky. f Left to right: Ernest Golding, Larry Tise, Johnny Snyder, Easley Pace, Bill Ogburn, Tommy Flynt, Ronnie Morgan. Well, we didn't beat them too much. The score was only 98-51. Mr. Carr and Miss Dowell, basketball coaches, discuss game scores. Too many fouls, huh? Robert Reddick, David Davies, and Jimmy Fearrington, the boys' basketball managers, look over the offical score book. i 'K.,,,s quam X 'woot Who's cheating? Larry Brittain, timekeeper, and Jim Olson, scorekeeper, prepare for the game. Tonight we'll have potatoes, eggs, toast, and tea as usual. The girls' basketball managers, Linda Barr, Sara Lynn Isom, and Peggy Bodenhammer prepare supper for the team. nn. A,-.' .. S-iw ' Yffkgfke l X t --pw Jxza ' , vm! ' Q M21 mfw yfdllff I hp vm. ,,. I F K W1 M, . x 1 'fx few. ,K , , ,IM ,,,,,Nl, OUQ0 rch? J' VWCQJK .A I vat :K 'QW I' , 1 v Y 'Q LL 5 J, ,S ly V, 4' f' D U , L, i 5 2i2h Q r, k Ken Moore my A m Q W, Mwf'ff f Center Field 'Q . Lx an Lxiivk K:1:1giL?5Xgw . r ag K I fs.. .f Wil, va, . .ze z7.L . VVLAVQ jf A KX A 5 iz ,fmzgfm , V 2 Q Q E 1 5 Danny Bowen Third Base .3 P W, G C Petree 1 4 il ,k-. al Derry Norman '- 1:,L1f Z?f'gs,rQ1i :15 ,Aff jflfs - M2'f? f? ' ' -1 . 5- ::..:, rw- ' i Q1 I I af f Q - Z1 , Zaye 'CW tt at -0' aQX.'fJ4 . J. et , f 5,5 Y. ' ,S t t s r ' 'I L . kt'- t . l .5 2- X xg,-f ,Qt 45 Davis Thompson J -Vg , xx M K K k X A K h I Y x ff' LEU' ' H551 Rig t 6 - , if Q f 5 ' kd .. or , YI. ,'. Q, 4, Won 3 lost 8 tied 1 W BASEBALL SCORES ' Northwest 15 Griffith 'IQ t 1 ti Northwest 10 Glen 13 Northwest 12 Southwesffx 13 nge N 7 Northwest 2 Walkertow JB' N L Northwest 1 Mineral Springs Q M Northwest 6 Centra,1JDavidson 1 I , Northwest 7 Griffith W7 4 ff Northwest O Glenn K 23 'I Northwest 1 Southwest! 5 Northwest 4 Walkertownlf SKB 2 Northwest O Mineral Spring ay Northwest 2 Central Davidso 9 1 3 , 'NL 3 1 F ' lu f ?x so Atw. J ' ,513 pw. W of X' K ,rl tkhx K NK U M Ronnie Morgan x Left Field t f Ng I i Tommy Flynt , Pitcher . .' Q ,442 'i w I my? TRACK SCHEDULE ' 20 March March April April April April May May Mineral Springs Gray Elkin- Statesville Elkin- Hanes Elkin Hanes- Mineral Sp rings Hanes State Regional 146961411 80 Coach Bill Gregg flx ,rf ,yay Track relay H Sprinters: Johnny Moore, Charles Conrad, Lane, Milton Bauguess and Mike Overton practice the Hester, Tim Powell. 'Q ' I pole vault. , .I 5 iw Q-,. fi C , . y 'fi , A-51 i ' L Shot put and discus throw: Tommy Cash, Tommy Distance runners: Martin Taylor, Jerry Gilles- Jordan, Sammy Cope. pie, Melvin Walker. ' it QF ll l K . . 11, 81 U 1 fi! Q v,..f,,:gh,2yg 4. I - w ax f L' if f ,ii 11552 Z ' kx ' 21' i , , Qglfgrgjj: -F we ,... V 1 wry, ,- f - Ca' Q q , . J . - AW 3 J M K j 1 556 1 ' 2 si , 4 -kr WM M, Q ' x :.- .A six HL x QS X ' L I I Ur ,K W acfljf K, igfiiriiiv f 2 ., , W 2451: - .mx f, 'A 52, .n1p-5,-' . fqt. 'Pi i 5 A N, If L, F f FE-ff '44-A YYIA A 9' E C 1:7 ,fi 9 wr? F ya 'ea E x if Jenny Lynn Joyce Glenda Clanton , . If X .nga C Joan Woodward H S M ' r, 'Q ' A wr. Carolyn Crater ,N 1 faQ5,?.-gf on Frances Tuttle Qyji X ,lffifll F' 'N Sybil Rhodes Jean Phelps ,, :aw I THE JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM BOWLING TEAMS 84 iq iQ '.Q A L . ,' ' R q R , bi ' 'xg AK 5 D ' e,: f:,1 i 2 .',, 2 3 3 Margaret Moore Peggy Burrow Chief C0-Chief L. E ' 1: Yvxm..-, Pat Maloney Judy Nance J Rebecca Mathews Carol Helsabeck Mis I -li 1 f .iff 6 x Es. 4 V' 1' V i. 1, , . Q' V. f - H-3 - , ,fn .J N : if 5 get . , ,I -,Y A. ,- M 5 . .. t. i. - V4 X - it, Mag-. V 3 1 L- . MF- EW i4iuvaLZAs'.,1,f L.g4,.,,,.ll A ., EfLcfmm4,wm,,.mM 1 mm... , Tg4.e4gQ 3 . M gAQi51fgQ,egg:' ,QQ K 'kk' V 75646 W 6zQf fQa'y i F some f,,X , senior ' german is and L Norman Drive. Derry's ather, Don, Was. H SW 'Qld Town High and at sf. When Derry started arts career, he often felt hey s standing in Don's spotlight. Lnow he has one of his own. A Ehe youngster is a three-letterb 545' at Northwest. BasketbalIQ sd gto be my favorite sportfl rs Derry, but now: it's foot-I uf' 1 Though M o r e h e a d handedf rthwest its only loss. Derryg nks Mount -Airy is about thei :ghesbteam he has faced. The Lover the Granite Bears gave to sports thrill until had. his Zig scoring night ainst Griffith. . ierry was pleased that the rthwest running game finally. :ted to toil. The Falcons have i to rely mostly on their pass- Consistent Performer Eoach Colon Nifong of North- st rates Derry as one of our. st consistent performers. He's good runner, a good pass re-E ver, and he's done our puntingg the last two years, said Ni-. g, Maybe he isn't the most' sctacular player. hut he's a ady one. You can always count him. if E e He's the player-of-ilie-week Sami TMi's.H.H. E. wiiined Jr. 435 g.Bnodkwcxod Drive, ifootbailifsiiiee he was about a gsixth 'gnatiemeifullback most of the sviltmffoef a Sucoeseionieof head in emigllfi. Waumnfftl feel'-2 i ie e Play 'this season s.1:oiQsiio ennf-oranges? with Ehis parents anti tkeffisiniiy doetori good imrnejearnest pleas by Hugh igot him .la jo31e.nce. to play again i 'if 811958 my-.fblggest troublegis E trying- to learn to i rim. like a half gbaokf isaidf' Hugh. The solidly ghuiit youngster figures if you merits jgo around. an immovable iebiect. the only thing todo to Egoteiixreiigizii it: 'I'het's sometimes 'HG - 06 QHSY. , I ' K t b ' doesni' .need a hole, 1. 9Ss'1i.Q:ehe ieong. Whyi he.swas'lzoiirgfami and may Hmmm or e e - f .... - on , e 1 e thlfiklgh. slots in the Mount. Airy ejgkmydweye stue, sf -oem-WM .-. - -'rn' ur-H - iv .that good any for a fit AA Tipped HP wi ' th his ra as a cked the second selection of the Whliiied is as senior son of y j Injured .Lasts Year If orle figores'1ie's been playing time. Last year, the was in and out syn 'of-L .flies Northwest lineup be- :in1yies.'Aig.firetg r..s i 1 was thought aropbebifli mpe.y..e:hrougn,e e , e evfeeblel f1?5ffaiiPia!efl HUGH WHITTED leads Northwest wx in in Forswth county who has more demre than young Whitted When he talks about footbaii his eyes shine 'Sure I only 'weigh NB new but Im lifting weights and I think I can put on a lot of weight so I can plays college foot ball next year Whos I d like most 'though is to play P50 bail After eil Charlie Justice WEBB? so big Hughs eyes fell Course 1 rn not any Charlie Jus ee Likes Skin Diving iyiext to football comes skin div ing HLi3Iif1.Ng40Q:5iiiterested,in that Sxunmerjandljhe works ,on it jet. the s beech. ld. like tofgoe to Duke says Hugh xbub I figure eitjliis iff 1. icouloego seei i6,Mie l . S , .f-., Yfiifiift f. To . 'l,n-.5 . . V .. xl' ', Ln.: ,YL Northwest wins the toss. Snowballing is for- bidden, but after school - - - Ping Pong II in the lobby during lunch ,Q 34' . 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I ,Ah F A in . f I, T. . '11 . 1. I 1 . L, 'aff f . I . 'I 4 P x Q, . Q!!! L. x '53 Q , A 4 'ei ss 1. I 4. 4? 5511 X , K wb 0561,-41 ZW IDT x0 ' 3 A SYLVIA HOLT FRANK STITH S Cfaalfazw ANN YARBROUGH NANCY IRVIN 104 481 ,gov JUNE BECK LOUELLA DILLINGHAM c Cj akJ JOAN FOSTER SARA OGBURN Y L 1. Q V X511 'TA L, 124 X 6 swf- , - X 1 na P9 I ' IOS . i I u. k. sv TV' X 1 r- P V LARRY SHOUSE KAY ELLIOTT Mem? IO6 LINDA BARR FRANK A. STITH III - our candidate for the JAYCEE JUNIOR CITIZENSHIP AWARD. Frank will compete with candidates from other schools for the honor of being named the outstanding junior citizen of the city and county. His impressive list of achieve- ments should place him in the top rank of the candidates. K TIM POWELL - WINNER OF THE CIVITAN AWARD The Civitan Club annually gives an award to the student voted the best school citizen. The winner must be outstanding in service, leadership, character, and scholarship. Tim was chosen from many nominees. lfw 107 ,M Na YK U D15 'Y .wx gg? ml, : A i I he i ' , ,Q ' M a K IUIIYV' urnette Blakelyg Barbara Oliverg Nancy Robbg Cherry Fullerg Rachael Motsinger, C0-Chief. ,.,,. n m n 5 1 'LI X 4 1 .,...!.M,. ef 'vlfvr I 4'9 - . .. A , A2-' , f!wM2f6 Frances Tuttle Co-Chiefg Marilyn Englandg Rhonda Holland' Ken Hartman vi Q - 'Va 'N 'VN 5 ,iv with nu M 4338363 Ni fs, .fx 5 A F' Y'L 'M -H -. 'K' 'WS E 1-'x ,vi any IN A 4. 54, ' . , . v l. 4 5 :P . , ' X x N' D V . .Q J- it , HT. i , , . L Q gf U' 5 ', - -a ' Niilrx, 3 3-A We 4 :qffS.' ,vw ,-1 -. f fr , K npr., Q54 .w .... , N- ,Nf- , ww , Y :J r .K-ff'fln. 5 -. 1 ff. Y ' ' K Qi'?Z'. 'BM 'L AF' 7' ' 'x -L 4 X . ' 'H . HnN if was 3, .5 fm . ' gr., - 3 ,MD LR, I ,. , '-- ' 'n ' ,2 f . win -+5 -high . . in , 21,51 .X ge 3 '53 1, Hy, k an Q S-f 'F- fn, Juli-1 't 4' 7 'L ' ' u I '- . . I 'f h' if fi x saw .Q F W-Q I r' , . fk 3' , - , - - 'www Q U f w 2 A k ' ?wg'if.:1.g5 ig :AM ' Q:-' 'ix ' I I ' ' 'S f M ' ' H . 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I22 vu, . , V k.v, - . ?kK5'pWfi 31, ff' 1 -- .4 f 4 if ff . ffQ' . f 4 ' ' 5 4 '34 1, 34, -M S -9 M - A ,115 gi-'vs 4, 3 C Six 'LM 1 M, 5 - . J., ' C4 z l 'T QFXQ CLASS OFFICERS Pres1dent Phy111sLe1nbach Vice-President - Tommy Flynt Secretary - Becky Gowens Treasurer - Ann Yarbrough v-I' . 1 lf. J J. 1 11 ylvia Ann Ashby Her smile is like the morning sun. Vdirrell Joe Banner All mankind love a lover. Leanore Ruth Barotta The rare and radiant maiden, whom the angels name Lenore. Stephen John Barotta A handsome face is a silent commendation. Linda Lee Barr vine hand that hath made you fai hath made you good. Vgarbara Jean Beck Beauty lives with kindness. f. ' QF THE 1959 SENIOR CLASS K... June Kathleen Beck Music washes from the soul the dust of every life. Robert Elwood Bell gained. Mackie Reed Blackburn Peace with honor. :E in .,- - V A f . , A J' . H Vvhh I in Nothing ventured nothing W - 5. 1 itg S Q 12 , y , ...,, to M X tcygw K , 125 1 Fayrene Rebecca Coley Life is real! Life is earnest! Da.vid'Lee Comer Where did you get your eyes so blue? William Delbert Craft, Jr. For a man by nothing is so well betrayed as by his manner. W if 3 xx fimii J K Y ' 'S as .,, in , wk 5 2 W M 2 ,gy viva i Linda Sue Bodenhamer The virture of her lively looks excels the precious stone. Yfeggy Jean Bodenhamer Happiness is the only good. Daniel Shore Bowen I am very fond of the company of ladies. Larry James Brittain A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Bonnie Carol Chambers Ask and learn. Peter Joseph Cochrane Absence makes the heart grow fonder. THE 1959 SENIOR 126 t gif W. ' i ' A ,Ei if ,- .E ,A o I A ay Elizabeth Craft Goodness is beauty in its best MF estate. Roger William Culler Zealous, yet modest. Hilda Marie Davis Her face is fair! Louella Tench Dillingham A lovely lady garmented in light. Barbara Ann Doub Her thoughts have a high aim, though their dwelling be in the vale of a humble heart. ,Janice Sue Doub I would do what I pleased. CLASS 'S- yd up-JV' .43 X. W , ..,... ,,., , , x . I I Vgiby Murphy Dorsett Happiness is like a sunbeam. ' da Maude Eidson here is a love light in her 'l eyes. Barbara Kay Elliott The end and aim of all education is the development of character. Robert Edward Ellis Among the faithless, faithful only he. Alice Faye England Silence gives grace to a women. Ruth Carolyn Fearrington Gentle of speech, beneficient of mind. Thomas Hugh Fulcher More pleasure in hope than in fulfillment. Mamie Marie Fulk Happiness is not the end of lifeg i character is. Ernest Gene Golding It's love that makes the world 5 U go 'round. JW' .l r ws! t A S 5 QQ A e gl 1 K KL , 4 K 5 ,i .,i' ,T F KKK 1. l,.: S? 2 x ' Wea' c vii? 128 William Thomas Flynt A mind equal to any undertaking that he puts it alongside of. Joan Carolyn Foster Earth's noblest thing, a woman perfected. Chester Leinbach Fulcher Live and let live., THE 1959 SENIOR xr? mx' rms IH ' M3 5 X to-xl., . IL , is if , 9 .gt it K, 1? i7 s a t ' V' 5 l . - A. is I I Rebecca Joyce Gowens With malice towards none, with charity for all. Norris Odell Griffin Ready to dare and do. Irvin Washington Grogan III Let all things thou aim'st at be truths. Sharon Jeanne Habich Patience and fortitude conquer all things. Judith Lee Hamilton A pleasing countenance is no slight advantage. Barbara Jeanette Hann Serene I fold my hands and wait. W' a at g IA. q M 'T i yi I SQ' if wi , 4 X v I ,P 1 R ' N g I 29 N, ,. Nana-V I 1, WVAV ......,-fr .it . rg E K 1, , - I-3 L Se.-.Ns K S fbi ESF' Clifton Lane Hester, Jr. A contented mind is the greatest blessing a man can enjoy. Mary Ruth Hilton Life is too short to be little. Mickey Lee Holland Know thy work and do it. t K i Marga Lee Lane Sweet is thy spirit as thy face is fair. Aurelia Ann Lawson All must be earnest in a world like ours. Janet Wall Lawson To lgye and be happy is the ultimate result of my ambition. Y s f . f lvia Anne Holt I think, therefore I am. Brenda Overton Hull My joy springs from luxe, Linda Ann Hutchens Virtue is the truest nobility. Nancy Lee Irvin Grace was in all her steps, heaven in her eye, in every gesture dignity and LQ'-Q. James Francis Jackson Life is not so short but that there is always time enough for courtesy. Jeanne Carol Kausch Intolerant only of intolerance THE 1959 SENIOR -Al? l30 'MP' 'ESP' fi I Richard 'Lee Lawson What a piece of work is man. Phyllis Christine Leinbach An open heart, a helping hand. l Brenda 'Lee Luper The man who is born with a talent finds his greatest happiness in using it. Joe Blaine Marion Toil does not come to help the idle. Cornelius Green Marler Men of few words are the best men. Nancy Lou Marsh Feet that run on willing errands. A - J . , ' I g fp SQ i x , gf' i ' y i +-Q' ,sil . , . ., Q av, : i UN. 4.491 CZ? K Grace Maxine McCraney As merry as the day is long. Haskell Wiles McGuire Be a friend to all, but love only one. Kenneth Eugene Moore One of those happy souls which are the salt of the earth. Sara Ann Ogburn Thought is deeper than all speech. James Harry Olsen Money begets money. C. W. Parker, Jr. Happy art thou, as if every day thou hadst picked up a horseshoe. ' 132 Linda Caroline Moore The grand essentials to happiness are something to do, something to love, and something to hope for. 'X Margaret Lynn Moore And grace that won who saw to wish her stay. Roger Eugene Morgan Every sincere ,man is right. ,MAA Derry Dilworth Norman ...not that you won or lost, but how you played the game. Mildred Jeannette Norman Wise to resolve, and patient to perform. W Pu S f 4 ii? , , James William Ogburn, Jr. Earnestness commands the respect of mankind. THE 1959 SENICDR N 5 liiffQf2'?v wwglvf X A David Marshall Petree Tranquility, thou art a better name than all the family of fame. Jean Carolyn Phelps ...and see her sweetly smile, you were in Paradise the while. Robert Watson Pierce His manners were gentle, complying, bland. Jerry Paul Pilcher He is straight, you can trust him. Martha Jane Pitts The ideal of courtesy, wit, grace, and charm. Donald Swayne Pool A moral, sensible, and well- bred man. CLASS .A .1 . ,k , Y X' 017' .fd 41 'ka 'T - A Timothy Watson Powell Hn honest man is the noblest work of God. Donnie Marie Pulliam Worth her weight in gold. James Robert Reddick, Jr. Nature made him, and then broke the mold. Sybil Shore Rhodes The joy of youth and health her eyes displayed. Patsy 'Lee Rogerson 'Tis only noble to be good. if Patricia Karen Romaniw Her air, her manner, all who saw admired. K 1: ,W xi:-W' W, Larry Ray Shouse Our jovial star reigned at his birth. Paul Edward Shropshire He is well paid that is well satisfied. Patricia Ann Simmons A good name is better than precious ointment. Dianna Lee Roush Indeed a friend is never known, until a man have need. William Frederick Shore Success is marked by continuous effort. Judy Elizabeth Shouse God giveth speech to all, song to few. THE 1959 SENIOR 4 -Q-fu-,. Linda Rae Slate My crown is in my heart, not on my head. Durward Adolphe Smith, Jr. I am not only witty in myself, but the cause that wit is in other men. Marcus Wesley Smith Deeds, not words. Walter Joseph Snell Deep and warm my spirit dwells J 1 Beneath a mask of cap and bells. I y aa g .E lv ! S.-an Danny Edwin Speas J mi, 3 K X . jx Q . A The glory of a firm capacious 1 ,, . A , E M nfl mind. G? AN' gk . .aa --up X: Thomas Douglas Sprinkle There is nothing so becomes a man as modest stillness and humility. CLASS 1? la' 'K' IBS ESQ' X Judy Ann Sprinkle Ornament of a meek and quiet spirit. Ronnie Sprinkle Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. Doris Ann Stewart She is her selfe of best things the collection. a I . wif . - '3gifg'f ...' fits' gg 'mg - XQ . ' 1 Y s , Q H M. iii 4 TT , I . , 1 9 95 W. , V My ry, V,-U ..., , in 7 K , W - fps , N f elf it t if sv ' wqwfl N MQ? ,sum as S ,m l 5 l , , .. tt, 211135 I Michael Anthony Taylor All that we are is the result of what we have thought. Linda Lee Thacker Gentle blood will gentle manners breed. Dwight Davis Thompson, Jr. Let all things be done decently. Q 1 1 . ,. in ,, Q , Q , I Elmer Paul Stewart Perserverance is a great element of success. Frank Albert Stith III 'Tis virtue, and not birth, that makes us noble. Jerry David Stoltz For my heart is true as steel. Kenneth Gray Styers A silent, shy, peace-loving man. Betty Jewel Sumner Let every man be swift to hear, slow to speak, and slow to wrath. Guy Thomas Taylor, Jr. Man is man, and master of his fate. THE 1959 SENIOR fm- 46 X, Q H Delores Evelyn Tise Friendly and ready for fun. Jones Voit Tuttle A light heart lives long. Wanda Sue Tuttle The sweetest rose, where all are FOSGS. Kenneth Ray Vaden Of my own spirit let me be In sole though feeble mastery. Edward Calvin Wall Roll on old world, and I'll roll with you. Donald Worth Wagoner Style is the dress of thoughts. CLASS tlt .. ff' t . Q Vbz , . L f . e ,y 1 - t. 1 E V , D11 Grey Dallas Waller A man of mark. Bruce Carlyle Walker The mildest manners with the bravest mind. Linda Kathryn Wells Mine honor is my life. IB7 3 MX. ,,i,. ., ,,,....,L.- ,,,, , ,,,.-, . ,s,,.:.,.. ,xv ,.,..,.i.., .. -T. . , .,f..z ..a.....,,,W..k, , g W., ,, 1 2, i ' 35' ' I . , , 5 . Wg? N EP Marian Cabell West Dark eyes--eternal soul of pride! Deep life in all that's true! Hugh Edwin Whitted III His resolve is not to seem the bravest, but to be. Buford Talmadge Williams, Jr. He is happy that knoweth not himself to be otherwise. Thomas Denver Windsor Laughter makes the world to around. Joan Sharon Woodward Wit is honey lent, without the sting. Patricia Beth Woodward I' 11 be merry and free. THE 1959 SENIOR CLASS Fannie Annette Yarbrough Self-reverence, self-knowledge, self-control. Jo Linda Yates My true-lgyg hath my heart, and I have his. 138 -ali!! am 0 . :G it ll' S ENIOR ACTIVITIES SYLVIA ANN ASHBY Allied Youth 1,23 Y-Teens 2,3,43 Pep Club 1,23 Football Sponsor 43 Cheering Block 43 Homeroom Officer 1. DARRELL JOE BANNER Monogram Club 3,43 Football 1,2,3,43 F.F.A. 1. LEANORE RUTH BAROTTA J .V. Basketball 1,23 Tennis 23 Y-Teens 3,43 Homecoming Sponsor 3,43 Bowling Team 43 Journalism 4. STEPHEN JOHN BAROTTA Football 1,2,3,43 Vice-President of Hi-Y 3,43 Bowling Team 33 Monogram Club 334. Intra-mural Basketball 2,3,4. LINDA LEE BARR National Honor Society 3, President 43 Student Council 1,43 F.H.A. 1, Vice- President 2, President 3,43 May Court 33 Homecoming Court 43 Class Officer 1,2. BARBARA JOAN BECK Glee Club 1,2,3Q Pep Club 13 F.H.A. 33 Intra-mural Basketball 3. JUNE KATHLEEN BECK Y-Teens 2,33 Basketball 1,2,3Q Mono- gram Club 3,43 Journalism 43 J. V. Basketball Manager 43 Public Speaking Club 3. MACKIE REED BLACKBURN F. F. A. 1,2,3,4. LINDA SUE BODENHAMER Glee Club 1,2Q Pep Club 13 Y-Teens 33 Intra-mural Basketball 2,33 Cheering Block 43 F.H.A., Officer 4. PEGGY JEAN BODENHAMER Library Club 13 F.H.A., Vice-President 3,43 Manager of Girls' Basketball Team 43 Secretary of Boys' Basketball Team 43 Journalism 3. LARRY JAMES BRITTAIN Monogram Club 3,43 Football 1,2,3,43 F. F. A. 1,2,3. BONNIE CAROL CHAMBERS Allied Youth 13 Jr. Y-Teens 1,23 Sr. Y- Teens 3,43 Library Club 4. WILLIAM DELBERT CRAFT, JR. Football 1,2, 3,43 Basketball 1,23 Baseball 1,23 Monogram Club 3,43 Officer 43 Senior Class Superlative 3 Key Club 3,-4. FAY ELIZABETH CRAFT Jr. Y-Teens 2g Sr. Y-Teens 3,4. LOUELLA TENCH DILLINGHAM Y-Teens 4g National Honor Society 43 Latin Club 2,33 College Club 33 Junior Marshal 33 Majorette 3. BARBARA ANN DOUB Monogram Club 3,43 Varsity Basketball 2,3,43 Bible Quiz Team 43 Y-Teens 2,33 Journalism 43 Senior Superlative. BARBARA KAY ELLIOTT National Honor Society 43 Y-Teens 2,3, 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Allied Youth 1,23 Cheering Block 43 Hi-Lite Staff 4, Art Editor 4. ROBERT EDWARD ELLIS Public Speaking Club 43 Track Team 23 Basketball 2. ALICE FAYE ENGLAND Glee Club 3. RUTH CAROLYN FEARRINGTON Pep Club 13 Library Staff 1,23 Y-Teens 2,33 Office Assistant 4. WILLIAM THOMAS FLYNT Varsity Football 2,3,43 Varsity Basket- ball 2,3,43 Varsity Baseball 2,3,43 KEY Club 2,3,43 Class Officer Treas. 23 V.P. 3, V.P. 43 Monogram Club 3, Secretary 4. JOAN CAROLYN FOSTER Junior Marshal 33 National Honor Society, Treasurer 43 Varsity Basketball 43 National Honor Society Page' 2g Y- Teens, Intra-council Representative 2. CHESTER LEINBACH FULCHER 'Bus Driver 4. S ENIOR ACTIVITIES THOMAS I-IMIIGH FULCHER Bus Driver 3,45 Bus Driver's Club 35 Hi-Y l,2,3,4. MAMIE MARIE FULK Basketball 2,3,45 Monogram Club 3,45 Y-Teens 35 Library Assistant 15 Glee Club 25 Office Assistant 3. ERNEST GENE GOLDING VarsityBa etball 3,45 Hi-Y l,2,35 Class Officer 15 us Driver 3,45 Journalism 4. REBECCA JOYCE GOWENS Cheerleading 3, co-chief 45 Class Officer 1,45 Student Council 2,35 Homecoming Queen 45 Maid of Honor, 35 Y-Teens Officer 2,35 Monogram Club 3,4. NORRIS ODELL GRIFFIN F. F. A. 1,2. IRVIN WASHINGTON GROGAN, III Junior Engineers Club 1,3, Officer 45 Bible Quiz Team 35 Journalism 4. J UDITH LEE HAMILTON Pep Club 15 Bible Quiz Team 15 Allied Youth 15 F.H.A. 3,45 Library Staff 4. BARBARA JEANETTE HANN 4-H Club 15 Sr. Y-Teens 4. CLIFTON LANE HESTERQII' Hi-Y Club 3,45 Football 15 Basketball 2,45 4-H Club 1,25 Glee Club 35 Jr. Engineers 1. MARY RUTH HILTON Library Staff 15 Jr. Y-Teens 25 F.H.A. 3,45Journalism 3,45 Editor of Hi-Lite, 45 Cheering Block 45 Bible Club 2. SYLVIA ANNE HOLT Glee Club 1,25 Officer 1,25 Y-Teens 2,3, 45 Officer 3,45 Student Council 2 5 National Honor Society 3,45 Junior Marshal 35 Band 3,4. LINDA ANN HUTCHENS Pep Club 1. NANCY LEE IRVIN Varsity Basketball 2,35 National Honor Society, Treasurer, 45 Tohari Staff 45 Junio r Ma rs hal 35 National Honor Society, Page, 25 Bowling Team 1. W JAMES FRANCIS JACKSON Football 3,45 Baseball 25 National Busi- ness Club l,2,3,4. JEANNE CAROL KAUSCH Y-Teens 3,45 Student Council 45 Art Editor of Mourtaineer 15 Chorus 1,25 Cheering Block 4. MARGA LEE LANE Glee Club l,2,35 4-H Club l,2,35 Pep Club 15 F.H.A. 1. AURELIA ANN LAWSON 4-H Club 15 F.H.A. 2,35 Pep Club 15 Glee Club 15 Y-Teens 3. PHYLLIS CHRISTINE LEINBACH Class Officer 45 President Monogram Club 3,45 President 45 Student Council 3,45 Basketball 2,35 Vesper Speaker 45 Tohari Staff 4. NANCY LOU MARSH Jr. Y-Teens 1,25 Jr. Varsity Basketball Manager 35 Pep Club 1. CORNELIHSGREEN MARLER F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Bus Driver 3. GRACE MAXINE McCRANEY Football Sponsor 3,45 Y-Teens 3,45 Bowling Team 3,45 Journalism 45 Cheer- ing Block 45 Transfer-Douglas Freeman High 3. HASKELL WILES MCGUIRE Transfer-Beaver Creek High School 15 Football 15 Wrestling 15 Sports Club5 President5 Class Officer 25 President5 Basketball 1. MARGARET LYNN MOORE Allied Youth 1,25 Pep Club 25 Band 3,45 Co-chief Majorette 25 Chief Majorette 4. KENNETH EUGENE MOORE Football 2,35 Co-Captain 45 Baseball 1, 2,3,45 Monogram Club 2,35 Vice Presi- dent 45 Class Officer 2. LINDA CAROLINE MOORE Student Council 15 Allied Youth 25 Y- Teens 2,3,45 Library Club President 45 Cheering Block 45 Homecoming Sponsor 3,4. S ENIOR ACTIVITIES ROGER EVGENE MORGAN Basebagl 2,3,45 Bus Driver 3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45-Bus Driver Club 35 I-Ii-Y 3. DERRY DILWORTH NORMAN Football 1,2,3,45 Co-Captain 45 Basket- ball 1,2,3,45 Co-Captain 45 Baseball 1, 2,3,45 Monogram Club 2,35 President 45 Bowling Team 3. MILDRED JEANNETTE NORMAN Pep Club 15 F.H.A. 15 Library Staff 25 Y-Teens 3. SARA ANN OGBURN Library Club Reporter 45 Senior Class Reporter 45 Girl's State Representative 35 Y-Teens 2,35 Bible Club 2,45 Cheering Block 4. JAMES HARRY OLSEN Football 1,2,3,45 Journal-Sentinel Bas- ketball reporter 3,45 J ournal-Sentinel Baseball reporter 2,3,4. XCLAUDE WILKINSON PARKER, JR. Bus Driver 3,45 Hi-Y 3,45 Secretary 45 Hi-Y Basketball 45 Junior Engineers 1. JEAN CAROLYN PHELPS Jr. Y-Teens5 Vice President 25 Bowling Team 45 Cheerleader 3,45 Monogram Club 3,45 Treasurer 45 Journalism 3,45 Tohari Editor 4. MARTHA JANE PITTS Glee Club 1,45 Basketball 25 Senior Y- Teens 35 4-H Vice President 4. TIMOTHY WATSON POWELL Student Council 1,2,3,45 Treasurer 15 Secretary 25 Vice President 35 President 45 Key Club 2,3,45 Secretary 3, Vice President 45 Class Officer 35 Treasurer5 National Honor Society 3,45 Vesper Speaker 45 Junior Marshal 3. DONNIE MARIE PULLIAM F.H.A. 2,3,45 Glee Club 3. SYBIL SHORE RHODES Cheerleader 3,45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Hi-Lite Staff 45 Editor5 Journal- Sentinel Correspondent 3,45 Majorette 25 Monogram Club 3, 4. I+' PATSY LEE ROGERSON F.H.A. 15Junior Y-Teens 1,25 Senior Y- Teens 3,45 Glee Club 1. PATRICIA KAREN ROMANIW Cheerleader 2,3,45 Chief 45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Journalism 3,45 Journal-Sentinel5Cores- pondant 45 Bowling Team 3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,4. DIANNA LEE ROUSH Basketball 2,3,45 Co-Captain 45 Y-Teens 15 Glee Club 15 Monogram Club 3,45 Pep Club 1. WILLIAM FREDERICK SHORE Football 1,2,3,45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Class Officer 15 President5 Baseball 1, 2,45 Pep Club 1. LARRY RAY SHOUSE Hi-Y 1,25 Key Club 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Vice President 45 Junior Marshal 35 Student Council 4, Treasurer 45 Vespers Speaker 4. PAUL EDWARD SHROBSHIRE Band 1,2,35 Dance Band 15 Bus Driver's Club 15 Hi-Y 1. LINDA RAE SLATE Y-Teens 2,3,45 Allied Youth 25 Pep Club5 Cheering Block 45 Office Assistant 45 Homecoming Attendant 4. DURWARD ADOLPHE SMITH, JR. Student Council, Officer, Treasurer5 Football 1,25'Bus Driver 2,35 Bus Driver's Club 35 Hi-Y 15 Newspaper Sports Editor. MARCUS WESLEY SNIITH Jr. Varsity Football 15 Varsity Football 2,3,45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Hi-Y 1. WALTER JOSEPH SNELL Jr. Varsity Football 15 Varsity Football 25 Journalism 45 Bowling Team 25 U.S. Marine Corps Reserves 2,3,4. DANNY EDWIN SPEAS Junior Engineers Club 3,45 F. F. A. 2. S ENIOR ACTIVITIES THOMAS DOUGLAS SPRINKLE Hi-Y 1,23 Key Club 2,3,43 Monogram Club 3,43 Football l,2,33 Basketball 1, 2,3. DORIS ANN STEWART Student Council 13 Y-Teens 2,33 Pep Club 13 Glee Club 2. FRANK ALBERT STITH III Class Officer 1, T r e a s u r e IQ National Honor Society Page 23 Key Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 2,33 President 43J r. Marshal 33 State National Honor Society President 43 Merit Scholar. JERRY DAVID STOLTZ Football 1,2,3,4Q Co-Captain 43 Basket- ball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 43 Key Club 3,43 Hi-Y 1,23 ,Class President 2,33 Mono- gram Club 2,3,4. KENNETH GRAY STYERS F. F. A. 1,2,3,4. BETTY JEWEL SUMNER Pep Club 13 Y-Teens 2,33 4-H Club 43 Glee Club 4. GUY THOMAS TAYLOR, JR. Football 1,23 4-H Club 1,23 Future Farmers of America 1,2,3,4Q White Lake F.F.A. Camp 1,2,33 Delegate at F.F.A. Convention 43 State Farm Award 4. IVHCHAEL ANTHONY TAYLOR Hi-Y 13 Allied Youth.2, Basketball 1,2, 33 Bus Driver 43 Bus Drivers Club 33 Monogram Club 3,4. LINDA LEE THACKER 4-H Club 1,23 F.H.A. 33Y-Teens 43 Band 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 13 Intra-mural Bas- ketball 2,3,4. DWIGHT DAVIS THOMPSON, JR. Key Club 2,3,43 Monogram Club 3,43 Football 2,3,43 J .V. Basketball 13 Base- ball 1,2,3,4. DE LORES EVE LYN TISE Y-Teens 1,2,3,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 13 Intra-mural Basketball 2,3,4. NV JONES VOIT TUTTLE Football 1,2, 33 Junior Varsity Basketball 1,23 Junior Varsity Baseball 1,23 Base- ball 3,43 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. WANDA SUE TUTTLE F.H.A. 13 Senior Y-Teens 33 Glee Club 1,2,3Q 4-H Club 4, Reporter 43 Intra- mural Basketball 33 Perfect Attendance 3. KENNETH RAY VADEN F.F.A. 1,2,3,43 4-1HfOfficer 1,23Basket- ball lg Baseball 13 Bus Driver 3,43 Mon- ogram Club 1. EDWARD CALVIN WALL 4-H Club 1,2,3,43 President 3,4. GREY DALL V ALLER Ms Driver 1,2,3,4Q us Drivers Club 33 officer, F.F.A. 3. LINDA KATHRYN WELLS Tohari Editor 43 Newspaper Staff 3,4, Art Editor 33 Basketball 1,2,33 Mono- gram Club 3,4Q Public Speaking Club 33 Y-Teen Officer 2. JOAN SHARON WOODWARD Cheerleader 1,2,43 Y-Teens 2,3,43 G.A. A. 1,23 Student Council 33 Office Assis- tant 4. PATRICIA BETH WOODWARD G.A.A. 1,23 Band 1,23 Y-Teens 2,3,43 Bowling Team 43 Cheering Block 4. FANNIE ANNETTE YARBROUGH National Honor Society 3,43 Varsity Basketball 2,3,43 Co-Captain 43 Class Officer 43 Junior Marshal3 Monogram Club 3,4, Officer 43 Hi-Lite Staff 4. JO LINDA YATES Basketball 2,3,43 Monogram Club 3,43 Y-Teens 2,33 Glee Club 13Journalism 43 Pep Club 1. ., . ,. E xx 'I ff? Ji 0+ .yr lk f Q bggvff- N P Kia' sxff :fy ff 1' ,,., .X f A -L m 'Z 6 - fix vfllfxi L 9' fir? 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A x .- . ..5 ., rl' ' n S Eiga? inf -i 'Sw Q ' A rm' x 11 l -1 CLASS OFFICERS President - Bill Ogburn Vice-President - Katie Stanley Secretary - Jeannie McDonald Treasurer - Frances Tuttle , VW mek' Q 'isa f ,. ,J he I Vw 'f -H .3 V mm- r f W gi s gf? 1 i ,ffl s 5 F ,G Q fk -ww fum 96:4 D an M67 JUNICRS Donald Adams Betty Allen Johnny Anderson David Arrington Eddie Atkins James Beck Normie Blackburn Tony Barkley Gwen Berry Burnette Blakely 6 0 , my .HEL B, B 5 l Exbwx 1 if wg-f t Wg' ,wa -12 V. JUNIORS Freddie Blaylock David Boaz Eleanor Bodenhamer Willis Bodenhammer W Bill Bodsford Alton Boger Tommy Boose Betty Bowen Margaret Bowen Richard Bovender 146 iv 'f . 'H ,hangin .Eze I Q ' ., , K -f X' dw? F. rf 1 VW . gm Miefj W, 5' i Akk J . K .'-,K ' K ' Q. , . A .K f fl Q - ,N W Bruce Brewer Don Brewer E Q Barry Brown Peggy Burrow Tommy Cash H. A. Cates Helen Cates Karen Cline Dot Cole Don Colbert I47 JUNIORS W0 O gel' JUNIORS Robert Coltrane Sammy Cope Carolyn Crater Linda Cromer W Gerald Deal Y A ' Gale Drake my f Paul Dreylinger M ,.,m,,. M . Q Wg. QM, ,W f, . , 15, i I U: Carolyn Durham Marilyn England ,pw-.,, YU 9-.x 'ur if 4... f U 'mv' Mac England Billy Farmer Don Folden JO Ann Frye Chery Fuller JUNIORS We 0 Bobby Garman Doris Gorden Betty Gordy yy Donald Greer iv I Robert Greer I GW'-1 JUNIORS Larry Griffin Carolyn Groseclose Diane Hann Mary Hargadon IW Robert Harmon Gray Harper Mary Agnes Harrison Ken Hartman H1-Wf Wayne Hauser Carol Helsabeck 150 N W' Nancy Hendrix Paul Helpler Ronda Holland Glenda Holt QW' Ted Hunter Jane Hutchins Jurxuoks X76 0 3 A fi Sara Lynn Isom 1 - J S- 1 -4-up Phu Jarvis , . on R 8 M MM rc., ,W ,.., f , k Qm-' YU 'YV Norma Jester M Barry Johnson ISI . 1 . he X EQ, New MU? 9 5 Peter Johnston MM? Tommy Jordon X W 'J he QQ.-.M.l., 'Nei' ww .e 4 ti Charles Kapps Hugh Key Steve Kiger E. J. King A Sallie Lawson JUNIORS W uster Lawson Betty Jo Lingerfelt Mary Long 152 af -ffm., ,. '75 ff?ZEf.f.m CS QW , f ewj Wayne Lucas .IUNIORS Patricia Maloney George Marler Karl Marshall Patsy Marshall 1765 Gloria Masencup Rebecca Matthews Sara McCarter 5 ' my E Morgan McCaslin ,P L h m :QQ h Jeannie McDonald W, gk ' si . 153 Jane Merritt Billy Moore 2 John Moore ,A . ' Ellis Morgan JUNIORS George Morris 1 Q Judy Nance Bill Ogburn 154 Rachael Motsinger Douglas Newsome Barbara Oliver T6 gf-'MY Easley Pace Ted Peoples Diane Perryman David Poinde er R Qi 's 'E ...W eee Y f 'QQ S dl' 5 'mi Richard Redding Clark Richardson Q' Jane Ring Nancy Robb 14025. Carol Roush Nancy Rutledge 155 JUNICJRS gb es9X! 4J '15 Fwwf rw Dick Rymill Bobby Setzer Sallie Sheek Terry Shore Clinton Shouse Kay Shouse Jerry Shouse Lynn Shouse JUNIORS W Priscilla Shouse Bill Smith 156 Tony Smith Johnny Snyder Faye Speas Nancy Speas Myra Spencer Christine Sprink Harvey Sprinkle Rnbert Sprinkle Katie Stanley John Stockbe rger T57 , ww 5,1 Marie Stultz JUNIORS Juanita Stewart Peggy Styres ll T E' ,, a Gerald Sullivan 1 Q 'ue-swf! Joanne Swanna Johnny Tally Martin Taylor Ann Terry W Francis Tuttle Jeannette Tuttle 158 f- ,. lr , A rr W ,l A, we 3 Q9 rv 'Wh W X vi' ii K r'Hen--' - f s..-.J , ' g 4 X x in Y N5 , l If 0 ' I 1 I N,-ri' JUNIORS Sara Vanhoy Carolyn Vaughn Melvin Walker V. D. Wall 1760 Marie Waller Robert Warren Jack Warren Kathleen Watson Larry Weaver Linda Weaver l59 :Ce WJUNIORS Linda. Westmoreland Carolyn West Tommy Whicker Ann Whitman W Jerry Whitman Carol Winfrey Lonnie Yarbrough 1 so ' , 'gi .M lg-1' Q , k 'ix rf- I x' .Y wg, ggi 'dp in , -V ,. 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Petree Secretary - Brenda Moore Treasurer - Brenda Petree N +.. si x 1. fd' ' - Fl Ja.. - I N ,I sumti if xy, W,-rdbf' I , A 'S X x Il H I his is 6' 'b SOPHOMORES Sharon Adkins Hugh Allen Iris Anderson Ralph Ashley John Barber Sandra Barnes Ralph Barrow Milton Baugess Harriet Beller Roger Bennett Lynda Blackman Edward Boose Jerry Boose Barbara Booze Tony Booze Franklin Bottoms Larry Boyd Becky Briles 5 X SOPHOMORES George Bungardner Sandra Butner Rosmary Campbell Q 1 if rx M 'Q s 'WSP' x gli Mfg wx afqd an 'li C S' ld- si - Sherry Campbell Tommy Canter Mack Carithers H. A. Cates Eddie Chambers Jewel Childress Glenda Clanton Marsden Cleckly Betty Cooke Charles Conrad Lewis Conrad Sandra Cox Linda Creasman Wayne Creasman Bill Dancey SOPHOMORES Pat Danner Connie Davis David Davies Susan Davies Benny Davis Kay Davis Rachael Davis Marty Dillion Jan Disher Tommy Disher Jerry Doub Sandra Doub Walter Doub Harry Downs George Dull Libby Elias Carolyn England Bob Evans NNQ bl fi 6 6 SOPHOMORES Linda Farmer Nina Felts Carol Ferguson Stewart Fisher Dewitt Flynt Grace Frye Sharon Fulk Bobby Garman Jerry Gillespie Glenda Goforth Nancy Golding Stewart Gordon Ralph Gross Linda Grubbs Patsy Grubbs Phyllis Grubbs Barbara Hall Vicki Hall SOPHOMCDRES qw Mina Haney Bill Hartgrove Charles Harper Glenda Hauser Jerry Hauser Ken Hawks Mike Hendrix Betty Joe Hicks Dick Jackson Michael James Joanne Johnston Doug Jones Jenny Lynn Joyce Carolyn Ketner Gary Kiger Jerry Kiger Jane Lane Betty Lawson 'Q'-4 at X X if L fx 1 X I I 4 5 f silky PV' S T M 2 1 th 3 Uv BX wa s . rt f ,- 1 sew' i ea, A .Jet IT '40 rx Q gi .i,L Qt 9 7 lt ,L Qs: SOPHOMORES Bonnie Lawson Sue Lawson Robert Leon Hilda LeVa.n Myrtle Little George Livengood Geraldine Lowe Tommy Luper Dora McKee WM A1 McKinney Yvonne Merritt Brenda Moore Jimmy Morgan Glenda Nicholson Max Norman Charles North Marie Oberhofer Mike Oeman SOPHOMORES Mike Overton Brenda Petree G. C. Petree Ronald Petree Beverly Reich Sharon Ridge Brenda Roberson Don Rutledge Carol Sapp Gail Sapp Jerry Shelton Pat Shouse Tommy Shouse Kent Shropshire Judy Shumate Judy Simmons Alice Smith Brenda Slate my W SA gig .. K Ri 5-A '31 we HMA SOPHOMORES Becky Smith Lee Ann Smith Tommy Snell Judy Kay Snyder Jimmy Speas Linda Speas Annette Spickler Allen Stewart Sandra Tate I l Dennis Taylor Kay Teague Marvin Thompson Larry Tise Allen Tothill Pat Tuttle Rita Tuttle Chicquita Utt Anne Varellas SCJPHOMORES Bill Walker Gene Walker Nancy Watts Phillip Watts Jerry Weaver Kenneth Welborn Y Q X Winston White Mary Ann Wiggs Melvin Wilkins Jane Williams Sherry Williams Wanda Williams Dianne Windsor Gary Worrell I' as s ' I if 4 sl fr .W 'X WORK STUDY FUN LQWK MWA -f' K .,o . , ,,.,,:,,Q,.mq.f.,,.,,wM.Lw,,m.m,, , 4 . f i Q ff LS X .. ,uv us Ea 21:5 1 1 , : ,- 1.15 ':i1?2'E'fl'2L 'if' . Y fl- , 'U QI 5 ,- ' . , M , . . W M 41 ' 5 - ' , , ' H Q4 X !g,'gti ' ' A E ' . 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I ' ' U 1 X P K Y J Q f , , ' ' . ' 'f' ' .4,'f' 'T' if sw . ,J lik' ,Q Q ' .4 Wg f .-A ' I V' f n ll I fi If ' -07. ' . . ' V 1 . I J' , fkkgfl ' ' sf A i .aw Q fl iQ N? 'Q ' 'N 7 6 ,4 ,,!f f' :Jw :LA L J ' ,-'. Am' ' -.11 5' 4, Q Ju. Ik.QY,.g.. -mf' Z, . rf 5 'S E r i W ff 'X' , ., 3 K it 15,3 . ' 5 Sify 3 5' w M 2 J- if r ' mf . rw 53' . if 5 ' - S ' Wi , ' 5 mw.w...,f CLASS OFFICERS President - Tony Petree Vice-President - Susan Furches Secretary - Joellen Stlth Treasurer - Guy Flynt S Janice Adams Jenny Adams Kathleen Adams Willie Alderman Charles Allen Penny Allen Margie Atwood Floyd Ball Gerald Banner Janet Blakley F I 411 .af Y QQ. 5. A its-K I A ag xt lVIike Boaz J Ohn Bohland Marian Booze my Jane Bowen 5 Dean Bukas N, Bobby Buuara ' Doris Calloway 5 do Nancy Calloway E 5. W J el'l' ' J. C. Campbell ' Iyagy, A V A ' K Gerry Ann Carter J A T f-lfl Q5 A . . I :,,,. jg I itbim V, U Linda Carter R Richard Childress . S Russiu Childress ls' J' S 5 W X Lillian Chilton M Jeanette Choplin I 6 f ,., ' 4 ' E A ' im y A A f Barbara Clement ju Q V - A N Comilla Cocharne tt.t -if ' . V R' A f Donald Coe tt t eete . y y A A 5, Madelyn Collins ' L b y 35 C J Betty Lou Conrad . Ntlt B y , ' 'f t k l ii' K ff ff? , 175 N N FYR x Y X x ,my X 1. Xi 1 Q 4 gt '23 4 XA nk WU- '9 ' fgwM..Q,.,f in K A J-Q H 4 if? ,, A -- ' . --fx. ,M . Y i , Q 4 Y' 2 Ei.. X jx., sf Q - S 2 'Xi L yyr ! rllllr is defy K W may ,, gp . .4 J , ,LA,. X X ' ? Zi. 'U Carolyn Cooke Donna Kay Corns Faye Cox Vickey Cozart Winburn Craft Frances Cranfield Janet Crews Steve Crotts Ronald Crowder Donna Crump Nancy Culler Jimmy DeHart Judy Doub G. W. Douglas Douglas Drake Jim Fearrington Sandra Fletcher Bonnie Flippin Guy Flynt Ila Foltz Johnny Foushee Larry Fulk Woody Fulton Susan Furchess Patsy Gaultney Carolyn Gilley Joan Graves Linda Griffin Janet Grogan Lynn Habich Beth Hall Margaret Hall Tommy Hamilton Billy Harrison Pat Harper David Hauser Jimmy Helsabeck Robin Hester Carolyn Hill Gary Hilton Larry Hilton James Hollon Ronnie Humphries Billy Hummel Wayne Hunter Inez Jester Marvin Johnson John Johnson Robert Johnson Richard Jordan Brenda Joyce William Keane Jean Kearney Dean Kiger Dale Kiger Diane Kinel William Lane Betty Lawson Philip Leon Jerry Lineback if 1 5 N, J . all or N671 'inf -fx -nr if-W ' I Mg. A F K at ,gy E ,w. KL F ' 0.1, 23, 1 ..: -i,,Y.- I- A V 1 x1L4irerid'3r- - H f ,Q AM 1--we S 11. 1 J I 3 y ' fi-122 ' - 177 tr-1 fi it L. J fi' A 429' 1 me J F Nay . ,Lf IQ G1 J, M Q c r 'S' X fx' - 1. AW 36 'fha ' X 11 gk, . , , if we , - . 5 TQ ,f .Mr .ay 55:10 . , 'li p X A , , ,.: , f-'ij if K 5 S . 'W' JZ, : Wayne Leinbach Jeff Lineberry Eugene Livengood Betty Logan Jimmy Dean Long Jimmy Wayne Long Norma Long Donald Longworth Ophelia Lott Treva Mabe Luther Mann Wayne Mathis Ronda May Mike McCall Diane McCaslin Bill McGee Camilla Mclnnis Eddie McKinney Ann Moore Ken Moser Carolyn Murphy Wayne ,Myres Shelby Nance Ann Naylor Bonita Osborne Hugh Pace Wanda Parker Carolyn Parks Charles Petree J. M. Petree Stephen Petree Tony Petree Karen Pfaff Brenda Porter Ken Posey Jimmy Pounds Martin Ransome Dora Reid Jimmy Reid Shirley Reynolds Paulette Richard Ray Richardson Sylvia Ring Sandra Robb Brenda Rothrock Judy Roush Jane Rowley Linda Rutledge Brenda Sapp Shirley Sapp Tommy Sapp Charlie Sappington Peggy Scott Eddie Sharp Brenda Shelton Tony Sherrill Pat Shore Donald Shouse Jane Shouse Nancy Shouse f MQ iivax f 1 74 1 V. 1,-f. A JW, ui r'r-eff J Xi B '81- fiq M' Q 1' may iw R sa K.-, K' Q b- ' XV L pa,y -59 is L E, ,ff V lb ,y .,-:. 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PAYNE AND SONS SELF-SERVICE Fresh Meats, Groceries Star Brand Shoes Rural Hall, North Carolina 'Que worth 9-2805 CLARK BUDDY KIGER FURNITURE COMPANY Air Conditioned Cash Discount and Credit Terms Ahone wo 9-2491 or wo 9-5705 Open From 9-9 OAKLEY'S ESSO SERVICENTER Wash Lube, and Waxing Atlas Tires and Batteries Groceries Route 7, Highway 52 Ervin C. Oakley, Owner Vfhone PA!-k 5-9443 Congratulations To The Senior Class! HI-DOLLAR LAND COMPANY Stanleyville, N. C. 16hone worth 9-5721 B. M. Wright, Owner BURRUS BARBER SHOP 3708 Reynolda Rd. CBeside Old Town Pharmacyj We Specialize in Flat Tops 9 A M to 9 P.M. Daily Open . . 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Saturday xghone wzxbash 4-2840 WALL DRY CLEANERS Rural Hall, N. c. w. F. Wolfe xghone wo 9-3385 WARREN'S DRUG STORE Rural Hall, North Carolina bgione wo 9-2065 2355 CRYSTAl lAKE Reynolda Road Just Beyond City Limits On Your Left Open Daily - 8:00 A. M. To 10:00 P. M. Sunday - 1:00 P. M. To 7:00 P. M. Swimming ---- Boating LARGE TIERED SUN DECK Free Picnic Areas Phone PA 5-9498 PA 3-2079 FOREST HIllS EUMBER COMPANY Dealers In All Kinds Of Building Materials Home Construction 1010 Road, Winston-Salem, N. C. elephones -PA 5-6790-PA 5-4751 W. D. Craft- - Blll OGBURN'S RESTAURANT Where Friends Meet To Eat Good Food And Prompt Service Private Dining Room We Cater To Parties Phone PA 5 -9 49 3 TOWN AND COUNTRY GULF SERVICE Reynolda At Old Town Road WINSTON SALEM, N. C. MQ Ahone PArk 5 -0651 S. Stratford Rd. HAFO DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Wholesale Floor and Wall Covering and Supplies WINSTON -SALEM, N. C . Elkin Highway Opposite Old Tovsm School TOWN AND COUNTRY FURNITURE CO. Quality Furniture At Prices You Can Afford Route One, Winston-Salem, N. C. ,gal WA 4-9311 DAVISI INC. Moons AND SLATE l p l 1 FOUR POINTS MARKET 1 Sealtest Distributors 1 U if N If R PArk 3-7503 1 Phone wo 9-3505 l X N KING FUEL OIL SUPPLY CO. ESSO PRODUCTS N N 1 I BREwER's ONE DAY RETREAD SERVICE l '61 3-1906 W7 L A141151-dc OLD TOWN GRILL Highway 67 W' ston-Salem, N. C. Kvnhone WA 4-9125 Curb Service---Orders To Go W. D. Rumple D. T . Mathis L 8: L PRINTERS L SHOAF'S BEAUTY SHOP Tobaccoville, N. C. lfShatta1on Drive ack D. Long-Clifton Lynch T Phone WA 4-8970 Ukon 3-8023 wAbash 4-4680 L Winston-Salem, N. C. 3 a CONGRATULATIONS TO A l THE SENIOR CLASS 3 ESSO PRODUCTS FOR LESS M. E. Church LONG'S GROCERY L 1 3484 Robin Hood Rd. 2222 West Polo Road l Winston-Salem, N. C. CURT1ss CANDY Co. f y CONGRATULATIONS TO Otto schnering, Founder l THE SENIOR CLASS Producers of Fine Foods A FOSTER 8z HAILEY, INC. JAMES GRANT, JR., DISTRIBUTOR l OLDTOWN BEAUTY SALON L CARTER'S 3706 Reynolda Rd. T A Corner West Polo and Synston-Salem, N. C. A Robin Hood Road Phone WA 4-8603 Amoco White Gas Wade Tilly - Lavinia Gwyn s I - ' 1' f'1 .'1ff 1 CoCHRANE's FLOWER SHOP T y 4 ff I 1455 Harding Street f 4 ' W ston-Salem N. C. A ' Phone PA 4-L5564 ag l Day or Night 'Q , M 1 , J! I s I I , 19 1 I ' A Ax!!! s ' W4 Congratu at1on I l To The Senior Class FRANK'S TRUCK STOP D.S. MONTGOMERY PAUL R. HEPLER Photographer EXCAVATING CONTRACTOR Rural Han, N. C. PT-TONE woR'rH 9-3693 NORTHWEST HIGH SCHOOL PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION Congratulates the Class of 1959 I and Wishes Them all Joy and S F Th F t 177 QE 'H be Si. E. J 1 Congratulations, Class of '59 STU LTZ 8. OGBURN RESTAURANT Finest in Foods Route+lf 52 DURHAM SHELL SERVICE Emergency A.A.A. Service Tires, Mufflers, Brake and Battery Service Rural Hall, N. C. Phone WOrth 9-3005 Congratulations To The Class of '59 COMMERCIAL AND FARMERS BANK Rural Hall, N. C. 52 Years Continuous Service NORTHWEST SELF - SERVICE Shattalon Drive Ahone WAbash 4-9955 Groceries, Notions, Meat WP Best Wishes To The Class of '59 J. V. STANLEY 8. SONS Route 52 North Stanleyville, North Carolina hone WO 9-4587 TIN DINY CAFE hone YU 3-9305 King, North Carolina A KEY KLUB KURTESY E. E. GORDON LUMBER CO King, North Carolina WP A FRIEND Best Wishes To Our Neighbor Northwest High OGBURN ElECTRIC CO. cf' Phone Wabash 4-8655 or mione Wabash 4-2463 Murray Road, Route 1, Winston-Salem, N. C. ED BANNER'S RESTAURANT Owned and Operated By Ed Banner and Bill Money Highway U. S. 52 North Winston-Salem, N. C. Dining RCW-Curb Service-Orders To Go Phone Park 3-8331 BOOZE GROCERIES AND SERVICE Locally Ovsmed And Operated By CLIFTON BOOZE Also Esso Products Phone Worth 9-3803 ICU SWIFT Sz CO. GoRDoN's HARDWARE King, N. C. Whone YU. 3-8595 KING DRUG CO . GENTRY Sz MOSER CO. Electrical Appliance Western Auto Store Groceries King, North Carolina YU 39775 CONGRATULATIONS Senior Class 0lD TOWN PHARMACY 3704 Reynolda Road hone WAbash 4 -9 1 30 Prescription Specialists BENNETT'S SANDWICH SHOP TOASTED HOT DOGS, PIT COOKED BAR-B.Q. The Best in Town Xl 'V I ,.f , Www .T ' 'fi ' 15' w f K1 V m vw fp, ,por Q 1:3- ' 'i I . ,N F - 1 3f M A Q .4 wg A, ps , X n Q, K , , Xb kX-. 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