Oak Hill High School - Oak Leaf Yearbook (Virgilina, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1962 volume:

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' , , 5f5'-- '--.fqflg ,Z V 11 .. .:.. .WL 1 I .1 . ,. . , - . .i '- -f '-L-,E --,..j.I,f'.1,,,i L:-',-':lyL,, 1962 THETORNAD0 Senior Class of Cok Hill High School Virgilino, Virginia x. I. The Dedication For making Oak Hill High School a symbol of scholarship, wholesome recreation, teamwork, sincerity, and Citizenship, THE TORNADO Staff proudly dedicates the 1962 TORNADO to the past, present, and the future students of . . . OAK HILL HIGH SCHOOL Q' wr ADMINISTRATION D.N . HIX Superintendent Granville County Schools CAROLYN ROYSTER ' Secretary L . C . ADCOCK Principal 5? I .I I C. A. TIMBERLAKE, D. R. BLACKWELL, G. D. PITTARD, J. R. ELLIOTT, E. I. YANCEY Local Board Members 3 , -g -1-4.-qlay-:N a. - -JN. ., 5 ' a X it dll! ..w va isffftlll' I ., -J' iq 4- x I 'L 3 , M , ,Waaa,wa , . - f WJA RH MR. L.C. ADCOCK MRS. VERA PURYEAR Principal - Science English - Social Studies FACULTY ., 5 MR. LR. BUTTS MRS. MARIE CURRIN Agriculture HOHIE ECOT101'1'liCS R WN MRS. WILLIAM STOVALL MRS' S.M. WATKINS Social Studies Mathematics - French Typing - Science 4 rv Ne... R R 1 MRS- 5.M, NELSON MRS. EMMA G. CLARK First Grade Second Grade MRS. NELL BROOKS Third Grade MRS , LELIA WILLIAMS MRS. 1.1-I. HART Fourth Grade Fifth Grade FACULTY MRS. RAYMOND ELLIOTT MRS. FRED LAMP MR- STUART POOLE Sixth Grade Seventh Grade 5 Eighth Grade Colors Motto Baby blue and White Love conquers all things Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Closs Poem PLEASANT MEMORIES Soon graduation bells will be ringing For fifteen Senior girls and boys, And ahead of us young people Lie our heartaches and joys. Homework and recreation combined Have made our years a pleasure, Banquets, plays, and parties Each one we will always treasure. Our stay at Oak Hill has been a pleasant one, Twelve wonderful years we'll always remember. For each of us knows that we will be some place When the school bell rings next September. else To each wonderful teacher and classmate Each Senior wants to say good-by And part from Oak Hill High School With a heavy, and yet happy, sigh. FRANCES HUMPHRIES Poet H. 4. 53.84 H Grodemothers Flower ,Mig C.A. Timberlake gi at LO. Bumpass f X C.E. Talley R.lVl. Wlll4lDSOI1 Camation RJ. Elliott 6 xltfq, ,g.-4 wif x 1-' 2 v' 4 ig x f, f W V. A wknyxv Q... x . 'is . .y-ww Nw 'Vt 4' wk, Qymw 1 W -1. Nxt . 4 sawn, A , 4 i'P's-e,, 4 as WMM Q V w-.. Q, , 'W'N9X'Kf: Q51 A, ' BRUCE O'BRIANT ADCOCK MARY CAROLINE BUMPASS F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g 4-H 1,2,35 Annual Staffg Bus Driver 43 Campus BookC1ub5F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Annual Staffg Junior Acorn Staff 3,4. Playg 4-H 1,2,3,45 Acorn Staff 2,3,45 Lunchroom 1,2,4. S 0 Ca1ine Spruce 'K JAMES LAURISTON ELLIOTT LARRY T1-IQMAS ELLIOTT F.F.A. 1,25Basketbal.1 Team Manager 2,3,45 Acorn Staff Basketbau 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2,45Be1ga Club 1,2,3,45 213:43 Bu5ine55 Manager 43 Class Secfetafy 23 Class Re' junior Playg Marshal 1, 2, 3, Chief 35 Shop Team 1,23 porter 35 Class President 45 junior Playg Marshal 2,35 Class Bus Driver 3,45 F.F.A. 1, 23 C1355 Tegtgtgrs Annual Staff. Prophetg Annual Staff. C I cs ss of I 962 VIPOPII L1ghtn1ng FRANCES MAE HUMPHRIES GEORGE WALLACE MORONG F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Campus Book Club 45 Acorn Staff 1,2, F. F. A. 1, 2, 4gJL11'1iO1'Play3 4-H 1,2,3,45 Class Vice- 3,4, Fe ature Editor 45 Marshal 35 Annual Staffs Class President 33Basebal1 15Acron Staff 1,2,3,45 Annual Staffg Poetg F.T.A. 1,2,35 Music 13 4-H 1,2,35 Lunchroom 1, Mimeograph Machine. 2,3. Seniors . . . 5 1lMOvu Franlue JOYCE HONEYCUTT MURRAY F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Reporter 2, Parliamentarian 35 Acorn Staff 1,2,3,4, Business Editor, Basketball 1,2,35 F.T.A. 1, junior Play, Annual Staff, Marshal 35 Class Secretary 25 4-I-I 15 Lunchroorn 3,45 Campus Book Club, Mimeograph Class of 1962 EDWARD THOMAS NELSON Baseball 2, 3, 45 junior Play, Student Manager, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 4-H 1,2,3,43 Acron Staff 1,2,3,4, Mimeograph Machine, Annual Staff. 4 YIJ'O-YI! llEdl ROY THOMAS OVERTON DIXIE LEW OWEN F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 43 junior Playg 4-H l,2,33 F.F.A. 1,2,3,43 junior Playg 4-H1,2,3,4 Acorn Staff Mimeograph Machine 45 Acorn Staff 45 Annual Staff. 1,2,3,45 Mimeograph Machine5 Annual Staff S u -,..:4.. v...,- ,,x5,. . ,,,,, ..,.N - - '- -S? N xx X x YXX DIXIE Rosin .... ff-' TOMMIE MARIE PITTARD I-IILDA GRAY TALLEY junior Play, F.H.A. 1,2,33 Acorn Staff 1,2,3,4, Cheer- F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Songleaderllg Basketball 15 Cheerleader leader 2, Basketball 19 Class Treasurer 1,25 Annual Staff. 25 Campus Book Club 4, F.T.A. 2, junior Play, Acorn Staff 2,3,4, Managing Editor 4, Annual Staff, 4-I-I 1,45 Lunchroom 3,45 Class Vice-President 2. Class of 1962 llTOmlI llGraVll LOUISE CA ROLYN TIIMBERLAKE F.H.A. 1,2,3, Vice -President 2, President 3, Bi-County S ecretary 25 Campus Book Club, Acorn Staff 1,2,3,45 Art Editor 1, 2, 3, 4, Editor-in-chief 45 Marshal 35 Bus Driver 3, 45 Annual Staff, Historian, Class President 1, Class Secretary and Treasurer 33 Basketball 1,23 Mimeo- graph Machine, Beta Club 1, 2,3,4. IIBOOH RICHARD MERLE WILKINSON, JR. Baseball 2, 3,43 Basketball 2, 3,43 F.F .A. 1, 2, 3, Sentinel 2, President 35 Shop Team, Bus Driver 45 Annual Staff, junior Play, Class President 2,3, Vice -President 1,45 Basketball Team Manager, Marshal 35 4-H 1,2. Seniors. . Dickie i Class of 1962 'Puddm JAMES HAROLD YOUNG F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff. Mascots 5 wa iz. if ' ' K CONNIE CRUTE ALTON DEAN TALLEY 15 The Good Old Doys In the fall of 1950, we entered Oak Hill High School as first graders with 34 pupils. Our class was divided into two rooms with Miss june Poole and Miss Nannie Lou Adcock as our teachers. Our other grammar grade teachers were Mrs. Emma Clark, Mrs. Marie K. Seate, Mrs. Katherine Royster, Mrs. J. H. Hart, Mrs. R. J. Elliott, Mrs. Fred Lamp, and Mr. S. V. Poole. When we were in the seventh grade, our class enjoyed a trip to the state's capitol. In 1958, we entered high school with 24 class members. Our homeroom teacher for the first two years was Miss Clelon McLau1-in fnow Mrs. Robert Danielj. Other teachers during our high school years were: Mrs. S. M. Watkins, Mrs. Mary T. Stovall, Mr. L. C. Adcocl-c, Miss Carol Winston, Mr. B. J. Neal, Mrs. Vera Puryear, Mr. jesse R. Butts, and Mrs. Arthur Ray Currin. In the s rin of our So homore ear the members of our class acted as sies P 9 P Y , QYP and clowns in the annual junior-Senior Banquet. During our junior year, we had quite a thrill when we got our class rings with black stones. We also gave a hilarious play entitled Grandad Goes Wild. We will never for- get Old Hooley. ln the spring we gave the seniors a very pretty banquet, Under the Magnolias. Now we are dignified seniors and have settled down to work in hopes of getting our diplomas and being prepared to make a way for ourselves in life. LOUISE TIMBERLAKE Historian As Time Goes By Last night I dreamed it was the year 1972 and I had just bought controlling interest in the Rexall Drug Company. l decided to travel around and see some of my holdings. My first stop was Stovall where I saw TOMMIE PITTARD. She is married to J. T-. who is the mayor of Stovall, now a considerably larger town than it was when we were at dear old Oak Hill High. Next I stopped in Clarksville to see ROY OVERTON who is married and working in the mill as an overseer. The mill is expanding rapidly since Roy has become an over- seer. The first two people I saw when I got to Virgilina were EDWARD NELSON and HAROLD YOUNG. Ed drives a 409 Chevy at the Person County Drag Strip. He had to build a new house to hold all his trophies. Harold is the Chief-of-Police at Virgilina, and he has really cleaned the town up! I drove on to South Boston where I saw HILDA TALLEY who is married now. Hilda was Miss America in 1965.1 went into Leggett's to see JOYCE MURRAY who is vice- president of the store. We always knew Joyce would make good. One of her beautiful daughters was her assistant. In Washington I stopped in to see LARRY ELLIOTT who is building electronic brains for moon satellites. As you know Larry was the brain of Oak Hill. He took me down the street to a restaurant. It belongs to BRUCE ADCOCK and his father-in-law. They are the owners of the Howard Johnson restaurant chain. While waiting for the food, I picked up a copy of The Saturday Evening Post. The cover was drawn by one of America's greatest artists, LOUISE TIMBERLAKE. Louise was once an artist for the award winning Acorn, The feature story in the Post was on DICKIE WILKINSON who .is the shortstop for the Los Angeles Dodgers. Dickie has just won the Most Valuable Player award for the fifth straight year. The next day I flew back to the Raleigh-DurhamAirport. In Raleigh I saw WALLACE MORONG who is teaching Agriculture at N. C. State-just what Mr. Butts told Wallace to do when Wallace was at Oak I-lill. I learned from Wallace that his good friend DIXIE OWEN is a colonel in the Army-no less! In Durham I went to Watts Hospital to have a cut on my hand dressed. Guess who my very efficient nurse was? None other than our own FRANCES I-IUMPHRIES! She ceased long ago to fear needles. As Frances was putting the bandage on my hand, she told me that CAROLINE BUMPASS was raising chickens for the Farmers Exchange and trying to catch a husband. Thinking about chickens made me hungry so I woke up and raided the refrigerator. It surely looks as if the class of '62 has a bright future ahead of it. LAURISTON ELLIOTT Prophet Last Will cmd Testament DETAILS OF OUR WILL We, the Senior Class of Oak Hill High School, Granville County, North Carolina, in the year of One Thousand Nine Hundred and Sixty-two, having acquired a reasonable amount of knowledge in high school and wishing to distribute our individual assets equally, do hereby execute this last will and testament. In this manner do we dispose of our possessions: ITEM I To Mrs. S. M. Watkins, our senior advisor, the Senior Class leaves its deepest appreciation for all that she has done for us in high school, especially during our Senior year. ITEM Il To the Juniors, the Senior Class bequeaths all the honor and prestige of being Seniors. ITEM III To the Sophomores, the Senior Class bequeaths its love for homework. ITEM IV To the Freshmen, thelSenior Class leaves the hope that they will soon be in the position that we now occupy. ' ITEM V I, DIXIE OWEN, leave my ability to sing to Gilbert Clark. I, LAURISTON ELLIOTT, leave my ability to get into trouble to Robert Frazier. I, WALLACE MORONG, leave my ability to get girls to David Vaughan. I, TOMMIE PITTARD, leave my good grades to Arlette Anderson. I: I, Ia 1, I: Is In Iv Ir In In I9 1, I: I: 1, I9 I1 In In FRANCES I-IUMPHRIES, leave my typing ability to Virginia Yancey. DICKIE WILKINSON, leave my ability to go steady to Edward Slaughter. JOYCE H. MURRAY, leave my ability to get married to Deloris Blackwell. CAROLINE BUMPASS, leave my ability to get boys to Judy Clark. ROY OVERTON, leave my ability to dance to Ronnie Elliott. EDWARD NELSON, leave my good trigonometry grades to Robert Englebright. LOUISE TIMBERLAKE, leave my ability to get Stovall boys to Lucy Mae Newton. I-IILDA TALLEY, leave my good looks to Ann Hart. HAROLD YOUNG, leave my ability to pass English to Gerald Lowery. BRUCE ADCOCK, leave my ability to sleep in school to Wayne Smart. FRANCES I-IUMPHRIES, leave my weight to Mary Lou Compton. TOMMIE PITTARD, leave my flirty ways to Diane Jones. DICKIE WILKINSON, leave my ability to play baseball to Garland Elliott. CAROLINE BUMPASS, leave my cute ways to Letty Ann Williams. WALLACE MORONG, leave my ability to play a guitar to Howard Compton. LAURISTON ELLIOTT, leave my good French grades to Owen Elliott. JOYCE H. MURRAY, leave my ability to keep hou.se to Aliene Clack. LOUISE TIMBERLAKE, leave my ability to draw to Mary Ann Frazier. LARRY ELLIOTT, leave my ability to play basketball to Leonard Murray. Testamony whereof, the testator, has executed these bequests to our will and has attached the same said will as part thereof in the name of this the 1962 Senior Class of Oak Hill High School. Witnesses: LARRY ELLIOTT Dixie Hilda Joyce Owen Testator Talley H. Murray 18 Superlotives BEST ALL AROUND Roy Overton Tommie Pittard MOST STUDIOUS Lauriston Elliott Caroline Bumpass .II ml fl K. N 1 ,..-f' MOST UNDERSTANDING Bruce Adcock Joyce Murray .4 , - 'f 'M X. f 4' ,4w4 'o.e, v :Q 'FH 5lL'. 11:4 .W.,TL,:!,r:.,f A 1Q- 41 2 ' o ll' S :Q 5 Aux A , K 1 'J 1 1 Xa a S his ' ' M S ,. X , mari ,. , qi . Xl. gsm fix, APSI: I Q: M .,.A Q,,,, afx Q -N, .Qi , .5214 5 E 2'1 ., fm E, , -1 no. rw 23 f..'.,... 4-. ,W pw 1... R ,.-,.f ?Axwvs:zas:a:u::Q3xwN , S .ig . Q, . c ' AU, Superlotives MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Louise Timberlake Larry Elliott MOST DEPENDABLE Dixie Owen I - - U. . 4' hz fe- .i . Tommie Pittard 2 4, -. -my ' A '. Q , ' I S' 'fy ill., .JT '- 'A ' Z . . ' ' 'Nl' , .' , 'Q -2 sf . '- .'1 C?ln.., -.. W iv- -ff. A MOST FRIENDLY Wallace Morong Hilda Talley l I i'ii ll 'W ,. wa, 'Af' V 'QQ , ef? ii .Ama Exif x' gg R! ..! X. rx ,gg Q.: - K I 9 mr-.m M g' 1 X ' -WV N F? 5 5 1 ' A ' s. Q E s 5 ', f 4 r--sw:.w .. - A , ' 4 'W I 'H - ,.,, Mmm-.QA X ,t Q ff QLWIE ,rw ., ,, ,gf 3 Q . fo- . P, W' Q x ,A Q , -'wwf , K :Alf X E Q k ..x.VX,,,.1.: Q 'NiT'9'f. S :Mmm .- WN ARLETTE ANDERSON DELORIS BLACKWELL ALIENE CLACK W Juniors GILBERT CLARK JUDITI-I CLARK SRV' - W1 iw W Qgqm. Q HOWARD COMPTON MARY LOU COMPTON GARLAND ELLIOTT 24 '--U C3- OWEN ELLIOTT MARY ANN FRAZIER ANN HART Agn, .. , RONNIE ELLIOTT ROBERT ENGLEBRIGHT fIlw W Juniors ROBERT J. FRAZIER DIANE JONES GERALD LOWERY 25 .Q gm- GLEN MURRAY LEONARD MURRAY LUCY MAE NEWTON U n I O I' S EDWARD SLAUGHTER WAYNE SMART 'N agp... Y DAVID VAUGI-IAN LETTY WILLIAMS VIRGINIA YANCEY 26 J, , P -. ,, x I I r P 4,-.T N 5-4 ,W ix wr-- N.. GRACE ANN JONES LINDA FAYE JONES WILSON P. JONES, JR. SARA JEAN LAWS WANDA V. OWEN BOBBY PERKINS BRENDA C. PITTARD CLYDE W. SEATE JIMMIE NELSON SEATE WILMA ANN SEATE DOROTHY VAUGHAN WILLIAM A. WILLIAMS Sophomores FAY ADCOCK MAY ADCOCK VIRGINIA ADCOCK ARTHUR LEROY BELL BRENDA BLACKWELL JAMES OTEY BUMPASS, JR. LINDA JEAN DANIEL MILDRED DAVIS LUTHER HERB ERT GREEINWVAY MILDRED HART BOBBY JEAN I-IAYES MARJORIE HAYES Nuy- 'UR ,R . Xa. Freshmen GAITHER ANDERSON EUGENE BLACKWELL LARRY BLACKVVELL ROBERT P. BLACKWELL CAROLYN BOYD SHELBY CARMICI-IAEL JAMES ALLEN CLACK LINDA SUE CIARK RONNIE TERRY CURRIN THEODORE RAY CURRIN IOI-IN HENRY DUNCAN MARY LOUISE DUNKLEY E. 14,-B' Lx , . E 1, A 'te F I Z if 'T' x 'S Q Is L v.. - fe-If GAIL ELLIOTT YOLANDA ELLIOTT JERRY FRAZIER MARIE KATHLEEN GLASSCOCK SHELBY JEAN GLASSCOCK SANDRA HART JUNE HAYES DAISY MAY HOLBROOK FLOYD HOLBROOK ALICE JONES ,fx DOUGLAS P. JONES LINDA ANN JONES NANCY KAY LAWS CAROLYN MOORE MARY ELIZABETH OVERTON CHARLES PUCKETT LINDA CAROL PUCKETT LORENA TIMBERLAKE WILLIAM VAUGI-IAN LINDA GAIL WILKINSON 't '? V Jan., '23 ' 'rv r ' ' b. :pump F633 EW 95 ,Q .1 ig ELEMENTARY GRADES First Grade . 5' xii f1A ' ,. ,::, -Q 'f' 1'-fr Q? -+ ' , ' , Q . .- .W EZ C' 9? 'M' ww ..a,,,, -2S1f:!. K, --A . A ' as 5 ' 'z ,-': -- . A' lf . . . - . 11, . . A .N ,,,. ,W m y N ,, , . 1 . A L ' -- ' -i +L . 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Third row: Glenda Beryl Ellixson, Anne Pittard l-lart, Patsy Kay Hart, john William l-lodges, jr. Fourth row: Sandra jane I-lolt, Donna Lynn Lowery, Lillian Wall Neal, David C. Poole. Fifth row: Marshall Jerome Seate, Edwin Donald Shotwell, Ir. , Cary Braun Talley, Allen Ray Whitt. 33 Second Grade Q -. . Q ' De X if . -I in M fa. , ' , X ,,.,,Q? :. g- Q, iffsyg 5 3? Q' iii' .mu are L wg--'X ' 'K ii fir, Ne- V. -3, V 3:12 - n. ,- ' . , . 1 . Q Q ,,.. QQ T , Q Q ., . . . .. .- E ' ' 51 xx so V' . Ya! - f '95 x ' .ssh M N rt' . . E1.. rf., -1'-af' - ' ' Q Q is' .N .Q -9- Q QQQj:. Q W 3 -1.5 ...H Q Q N ' ' ' . , . Exif . f' . 5' - A 4' ' 5 ' ' 'S M.. , xl Q ' . gQQQQQQQQQQQQ in 3, , .. V. , ,-., -vw' . 1,3-- .x , 1 1 ' , .Q X 'Mg , 1 -. ' 1 Q, 1 'lx . . 1 H 'lieiw' '5 ggi. 'iff - ' ' . 11,1 Q 1. E, '- 0 o ' ' .212 'M ' f N 2-EE Q.. - J q. r - , .- - ,.-.or ss. 1, -, Q Q- R Q, Q Q ,, QQQQEQE, :F Q JQEQ QQ . X., f -. ., 1, . ., ,fm-I - r., ,few -V:-we a 14 f s. r ' - - if I ' 2- +1 f'::. .Ja -:rv - g: ,.-civil'-is 5' .', if N i Q 5 1 N25-3 37 vs ff- - if-221' N ...X . ' .'Q:.i::Q x. .,, .,,,a,,,, 51, sggqfw- Q . Q ,, X ,S , gs Exim S ,rf ,Q 3 0 Q IQ , I bi, - , 3 - ' ' . ,:': ' 1 E: A' QQ QQQQ Qt 2. 2, ,.. , Q., ..., . Q Q X -S ,'e 'tXs, Q 3. .- , X T' ' ' fii-7? 12551 N:-riff' T i QQ , ' f.....- -- -N , av-,s ,.::,.,:,:.. -.,: -.:.-.v.1.f.-.f.-ish, ' R i -1 31:35-1 ',.-e:,::- '- '-1g33:5.gr.'H1,., ,N .. .. U , Eg, .. .gg First row, left to right: Bobby Bagby, Betty Lujean Bass, Gary Blackwell, Russell 1. Clark, Joyce Cliborne. Second row: james Comer, Linda Lou Compton, Charles Currin, Donald Dixon, Debra Elliott. Third row: Ewell H. Elliott, Cloria,Glasseock, Edward Lee Holbrook, Howard H. Hart, jane Kathryn Hart. Fourth row: Bonnie Elaine jones, Theresa Keranakis, Gloria Lunsford, Danny R, Murray, Rita Murray, Fifth row: Faye Poole, Mary H. Poole, Debra Puryear, Beverly Royster, Gary Ray Royster. Sixth row: Randall K. Talley, Olivia Vaughan, Danny Ira Watts, Gene Whitt. - it g Third Grade ' .- v ' . H . fl Ll 22: . if .9-R, l fi, 5 J , ' 1? f'-f. b' -i ,, ,,c..V ' IM., V , Q V y ,. ., ' ,- new an , , I -V ,, -eff ef, fr' 1 at f ,, ti T 2 ' l- h e 'Q 4 154 9 ff- ' ' Z ' 3 ' A - In ..., Q -4 ..,, i H . J ..,, 7 .5 ,V . .,.. V , 5 ,L . . , Q 1- iifli 'V' 'W ,, - , .' V R ,I gm YM: ., ,ss a :V .1 'eff'-p ll... V Y A 'H W ' :iii , ., ' ' , ' ' ,' 1 ., , l' ' ' . W V ' 5715. Q- 1s2.11g,gf , A' in ' Q A ' ' ' ,M W. 4 -H.. '-',: f ,,,,, ,. al, ' , R T I n -. I A, V, vi I A 1, r ? ,ii A Q. , ll VFX at E7 Za fs.. I . 3 v:,A A First row, left to right: Robert Adcock, jr., Sandra Blackwell, Rose Clay, Michael Currin, Sheila Daniel. Second row: Kathy Davis,janice Duncan, Glenn Elliott, Charlie Greenway, jo Ann Harris. Third row: Thomas Harris, Steve Hart, Bonnie I-lodges, james Inscoe, Denese jones. Fourth row: Wallace jones, Nancy Lamp, Joyce Moore, Harold Owen, Judy Poole. Fifth row: Ralph Puckett, janet Rice, Linda Satterfield,Forrest Seate, Steve Timberlake. Sixth row: Debby Yancey, Merlin Young, Martha Watts. 35 V K' -1 'V cr fl Q Fourth Grade 17' . ws ix .,- H. -0, snr 'K 5. 9 X Q .Ile- tx lk, -r .3 V. s W First ron left to right Wanda Bagbey john Bass, Joyce Bass, Amy Blackwell Roy Blackwell Second row Dora Boyd Roger Carmichael Arthur Campbell, joan Clay, Paul Clay Third row Beverly Currin Alton Daniel Patricia Dixon, Sharon Duncan, jerry Elliott Fourth row Gene Ellixson Deborah Englebright Sallie Holbrook, Ryland Harris, Roy Hart. Fifth rovx Margie jones Norma Laws Ronnie Lunsford Coy Newton Lawrence Oakley. Sixth row: Lynwood Poole Warren Satterfield Faye Stone Thomas Talley William Watts, Michael Young. 36 l i l Fifth Grade Q , - -vs.. in , -. rg ,K 1 l 'rr . ,Q . .b 5 ll ilig C ' Q ' ,' f b U. . 5-A 9' 'Ks Q v- 5 Q .-, 5 Q ff. 'L f. ' l-1 V- 'rf . ,-. 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Fourth row: john Murray, Wilma Murray, Cathy Poole, Ronnie Puckett, Stephen Puckett. Fifth row: Sybil Royster, Deborah Seate, Brenda Slaughter, Homer Smith, Ronnie Tuck. Sixth row: Ben Whitt, Glen Whitt, I-larry Whitt. 37 6 M . r , ' Q av Q 3 ., xa Sixth Grade , ,351 , , X V, J ' -.. 'r ri . t-.- ' 'A .W N .W 1, -Q. t ,, J .f A C' 'Q i iff be : .i gf' gf, I, . if V- .1 ' pd n.,.Q::fg1-ir ', E X .f ' KW! - - ' hid ui Xl. 'N..,L:g.,v-rfsf'f'w-i-- - , we , 'A ' ' . gy rv, -, t Q fjif , , 5 ,x 3 mi . . ' . W is tg H 'SP Q ay ,fm .,.. , Q I , , ...Nw X Q .,., Q V Y, ,,, A. - x. -tt. -.:- . - . 1- at t La,-. X-it X .wyxxii , 'I 53:1 .. ' 1 1 ,J gi. ' Y any 'E AQ. 'K I ..: Q V 0 ,Eu Q 8 - , J , W .Lf ' 3' --1 V ., X 1 .INA rj , ,rt r . . , 1, ,I 4 2 lk r X Y ii' ' f ' i . ' X ' rx ii. ' . :lx 5 il . ml W My ' was ' f E ' W' NM 5. ,-A fi, ' 54- l. ' r -X--. 52 C' . f ' ng, iw v ,i , Y, U- ,I ml,-..., , xiii, Y H ' ' ,, X' , V 1 .3 xi V V 9- ,V w -.Ig 1 N. A ,. ,, -.5 V, Se, , -' in ,J -J Q x ' 319 5 w-.,,-- - ,,,.M A :gf - est iz 1 , , ' ' ,K V .rr V- r A' naruto. --Q if -if- Ebfil V - 'f ,- ' 57? -.-, - J? 1 'lf ' A . .t .Q ' ,. , ,, -' X l ' Y X555 X. .i fl Sl 2 3 N 'wQ.-f +-' 'A . 1 1 - Q A XR it , P i Q, ,z v Nor i ' gg, E A ,ef 54, Pictured ' '- Qff52:lQf r' r ,, ,:g:3f5?' ,1 ' . ' 2 2-I1::2,i2z'1t.','1iix fi-I. lil K xiii-, Nil' First row, left to right: Henry Adcock, Joyce Blackwell, Wayne Bray, johnny Butts, Joyce Campbell Second row: Mary Lou Clark, Dorothy Comer, Michael Currin, Randall Currin, Ray Ellixson Third row: Michael Faucette, julia Glasscock, Mildred Classcock, james Greenway, joy Lee Hart Fourth row: Carroll Hart, Nancy Humphries, James Holbrook, Alice Murray, Roger Murray. Fifth row: Franl-:ie Overton, Rose Puckett, Mamie Puryear, Ossie Smith, W. L. Vaughan. Sixth ron Lemuel Watts, Nancy Watts. Absent, Brenda Holt. 38 Seventh Grade ' ' 311 vie' . . g ' 'K 1 5 i 1 . ls X v,.:,,f,,4 are F ff M- - - . ,, i as as 1. F' Qysj 4- 1. T. ' V V ' ,M . 'cf ' ' ,, -a M .V Q ' .0 V A W , , . . X 3? ' P fi:--ug. 'A ' -. ,Q 5 -ag , -, ' x, . am, , fi: Q ' ' 5. I V' ., A 3 , V 1 ' Y I . ,if 'fr : , . 3 vig, 'Q '. i-Q 'fl b ,,. ,, A In X 2, , , . ,,, f H -Q. fs +L: ' T . ' .A+ XS 51,7952 T ' W. . 2. , ' 1- ' i 1:2--b-,' ' , - Z ' I ,QIY El l X ..,. y 5-, 55 :31 ' T '- - - ' N . . , x . ,W .. ' W 154 . ., I , .V P, 'i ff.: l . , A ll V X iii, 1 , - . s, ur 5 , V 1 my at . TI' vff 'Q . l V' , ' gf. W I M.. 5 ,, . 1' 'Y .:s?-22535 . -Eh 2 K3 l A E f f 71 -t 2 .. E ' , fx r ' 5 'M' J 1 a L T AM T pr. itil , 1 A M. .gk-tn Q ' . ...., - A I ' E V. . A A T . A -' 'W -T f Q K 'ff I -- ,-2:-, , ' L ' ' .- - 5 A X X S Q , . First row, left to right: Haywood Bumpass, Hazel Bumpass, Mary Bass, Frances Clay,Virginia Clay. Second row: Donald Englebright, Roger Glasscock, Andrew Holbrook, Chester Holbrook, George Harris. Third row: Fleming Hayes, Roger Hayes, Peggy lnscoe, Judy johnson, Ronald jones. Fourth row: William jones,' Hardie Laws, Herbert Murray, Susan Murray, Taylor O'Brian. Fifth row: Randy Poole,Freddie Puckett, Elaine Royster,Page Seate, Rosa Lee Smith. Sixth row: Judy Talley, Roger 'VV'hitt, Robin Young. 39 Eighth Grade ' - . . '- , . .3 W 4 sl' . Ex 'N t. .t . .. X' it f V' K- : f P N 'V ,Q Ig- 3.1.-.,5..:A . , - 'A A it A' ' , ' L th lu - 5 '. ii ,. ' ' 'N' 'iff I ,X . f..-L.1 . X X 4 M was M' 3. 5 5 . -es p 9 'T-X Q fr v 3 Q 3 V. - .., n sr-Q5 Q ' X MP3, 14, X- i W . A f r?-,+R V. . is . - ' fi' ,, 'E , 15-1 in X QSQ' N Q v My , in , - ' -' - . l x . i'l.'- ' - ' ' lxfikti-., . J A aa. J... 4.5. First row, left to right: Susan Currin. Wayne Currin, Sherrie Daniel, Brenda Davis, Rosemary Elliott. Second row: Joan Elliott, Ronald Ellixson, Stephen Faucette, Haley jones, Diane Long. Third row: Alvin Seat, Linda Slaughter, Patrick Timberlake, Betty jean Tuck, Charles Wall. E? ' f .. f?'f:5 , 'fd' . .. ,.,. i . F , M X ,IT -. H 1, x X .-I IF - ' iilyj ACTIVITIES 1 , 1 Acorn Staff AMERICA f, .ar JG' C. ! i Seated: Louise Timberlake, editor. Standing: 1. Murray, V.Adcock, C. Elliott, june Hayes, L.jones, M. Classcock, news editor, H. Talley,managing editor,LauristonElliott, J. Classcock, W. Owen, M. L. Compton, T. Pittard, business manager,Mrs.M.L.Stovall.Others:L.Wilkinson, C. Boyd, R. Overton, D. Owen, A. Hart, S. Hart, M. A. Frazier, D. Blackwell,A. Anderson,D. Vaughan, S. Carmichael, C. Bumpass, W. jones, L. Puckett, 1. Clark, L. Timberlake,M. Hart,L. Newton,G. Clark, W. Seate, A. jones, C. Moore,W. Moron9,L. Dunkley, A. jones, jean Hayes, F. Humphrie s, L. Daniel, B. Adcock. Campus Book Club Seated: A. Anderson, L. Williams, C. Boyd, A, Clack, F. Humphries, Mrs. V. Puryear, sponsor, D. Blackwell, I. Murray, J. Clark, secretary, C. Bumpass, C. Moore. L. Puckett, L. Timberlake. re porter, L. Dunkley, Standing: H. Talley, vice-president, M. A. Frazier, L. Timberlake, president, Mrs. M. L. Stovall. 43 331 H M185 vA'ZHsQ9Hf'?a5' Mg Q H X? f 5 1 4' WE- P511 - 5' sf' if K9 . s 'Qs' .j,,,,f4f':Qf -A , ii? OWNABQ 41 'R if rv 'VC f ,X . AN 5 ,as, fm' . X .ff '1 Nh. 'Y' , 5,51 1 f +wx.. -::' ,, E5 cv ' K 0 U . . n :M Z K W b..V , 1 . in o J 4 K A 4 f ,Q ,I X ygx , F -135' , ff :,, 5- !,.,,w in -S! f i-Ely Q X 1 Q1 ll iz-.fl b' V I H:-P N N X. .I 3 . ' g g, E zbu L 5 'vu--:in L L' 1 Q V . E 4' I c ., .Y A -A I N C X, ,X .N ,., . ' lg. '-', .,N, 4 V I , , lx Y . at g F I 1? V Iik 2 at M yt h Q, , ,J . L . M L Q. ' 'R ' . 1 :, .:,, . Q . H L 1, an-1-1 'Sl' ..,,4 4-af' Conference Chomps Seated: E. Nelson, G. Lowery, R. Wilkinson, R. Englebright, E. B l a C kw e 11, I-I. Compton, W. Smart, R, Elliott, L. Elliott. Standing: J. Frazier,W. Vaughan, T. Currin, G. Clark, J. Seate, L. Murray. ' ff.-we . 3: 7 v ju 'f--319,-OWL' , ff v t I' 'Vwmf ft .s X 'Q ... 5 ., I Y Future Homemclkers of America LUCY NEWTON ...... JUDY CLARK ........ LORENA TIIVLBERIAKE .... LETTY WILLIAMS .... VIRGINLA YANCEY. . . I-IILDA TALLEY ...... MILDRED HART ....... . TOMMIE PITTARD. . . .........President . . . . Vice-President . Secretary -Treasurer Reporter . . . . . .Song Leader . Recreation Leader . . . Parliamentarian ... , . . . ,Historian Future Farmers of America RONNIE ELLIOTT. . DAVID VA UGI-IAN ..... OWEN ELLIOTT .... WAYNE SMART ..... GILBERT CLARK. . . GARLAND ELLIOTT ..... .... .President Vice-President .. . . Secretary . . . . . . .Reporter . . . .. Sentinel . . . .Treasurer 5 7 I fffiggggdf KAL N: :fa -A Q, w X 33159 , wg ---ii.,,5, Future Teachers ot America 'T- X ln. Seated: C. Moore, Y. Elliott, M. A. Frazier, A. Clack, A. jones, C. Boyd. Standing: Mrs. V. Puryear, sponsor- J. Clark, M. Glasscock, L. Dunkley. Piano Students 'Q-3' fmaxfl Seated: Judy Harris, C. Poole, L. Williams, Joanne Harris. Standing: jackie Clark, B. Slaughter,B. Davis, S. Royster, S. Blackwell. l 47 'Xa Beta Club fall ,f ff' i -5' L, Elliott, president, M. Hart, L. Timberlake, secretary-treasurer, S. Laws, L. M. Newton, Mrs. L. Watkins, sponsor. Judith Clark, vice-president, absent. I B u s D r I vers Bus . if, , ,...- X 5 , .,., . , 513' .. ,.-.jx , E TW. ,K S' K. h fix X 1:7-A it Standing, left to right: Wayne Smart, Judy Clark, Louise Timberlake, Leonard Murray. Seated: Bruce Adcock, Larry Elliott, Richard Wilkinson. 48 sw 4 s . --.--. f ,,.- 80 ' N., K. Li? Ill :S JOAN ELLIOTT ...... ROSEMARY ELLIOTT .... Junior 4 Junior 4-H Girls JA ...............Vice-President DIANEI.ONG............. ........Pianist .. . .Assistant Secretary ELAINE ROYSTER. . . . . . . .Song Leader yy STEVE FAUCETTE ......................... President I-IALEY JONES ............................. Secretary I-IERBY MURRAY ....... .... A ssistant Song Leader 49 111 Senior 4-H Club N3 ER X ,,,,, 9 Q . .... F I.. .- ' ie . .. 3, aw- , , ..,. , ' ..... .- ' Al-v Q Y ,, 17 X -. 9 '- S , . ' V - -2- 4. 5' 'v , A t at ggi ... .. W -- .. ,.. 'oh' an .as- M3- -'fr 5- Nl' J' 1 .ll -3 3 .Q X J N f 5 .2 I ' - 1 s. i 1 .. 5 'V 11 ' -'J --Qi . ,Ny JUDY CLARK ............,................. President LETTY WILLIAMS .......................... Secretary WAYNE SMART .... ............. V ice-President ALIENE. CLACK ........... .... T reasurer EDWARD SLAUGHTER ..... ..,......... S Ong Leader Dietitians A VLHV wr 3 f -,ur .rf if gk? ae . , ' 1 E W' fw- A ,ij ..., 1 ' 1 ' I 1 sf 'f f'2'f:.,..fmxf Mrs. W. D. Royster, managerg Miss Georgia Talfey, Mrs. Willie Royster. 50 TEEN AGE RECREATION CENTER Box 674 Phone 220i GARLAND TI-IAMES, Prop. CLARKSVILLE, VIRGINIA SNACK BAR I-lor Dogs Hamburgers Sandwiches Sundies Milk Shakes AII Kinds Ice Cream G.B. CURRIN, Prop. AfIas Tires - Barreries Road Service Phone DR-4-9996 CIarI4sviIIe, Virginia 51 I l Compliments ot Pine State Creamery Company OXFORD RALEIGH HENDERSON GOLDSBORO DUNN BOOTH-WHITE SPORT SHOP., INC Athletic Outfitters - Fislfming onol Hunting Toys oncl Gomes -Sporting Goods Dogs Supplies - Eine Guns Bicycles - Cutlery Hobbies Donville Virginio VAUGHAN BROTHERS ESS SERVICENTER LYNwooD VAUGHAN AND CALVIN VAUGHAN GAS - OIL - WASHING - POLISHING - GREASING DIAL 4532 COLLEGE ST, 24 Hour Roool Service Oxford, Nortlfm Ccirolino MORGAN FORD SALES, INC. VV.O. MORGAN Auto Soles ond Service CO' Phone DR 4-8177 5 x Rough ond Dressed l, Phone DR 4-8i77 lx Clarksville, Virginio 52 Johnnie L. Clack Groceries - Farm Feed - Hardware Fresh Meats Esso Gasoline and Oil Hertl .lones Co. l4Ol-i429 North Capital Avenue Indianapolis 7, Indiana Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers Allen Barbee District Representative Spring Hope, North Carolina Compliments of The Penguin in Clarksvil le, Virginia Eat - Drink and be Merry! with Flick and Mrs, Flick Suburban Rulane Gas Co. A o Gu: Service IDEAL FOR Heating Cooking Water Heating Refrigeration Clothes Drying Incineration Also for many specialized farm and industrial uses including motor fuel for tractors and fork lift trucks Oxford, North Carolina CAPEHART CLEANERS Ouality Service Oxford, North Carolina Phone 4444 - 5555 Compl iments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORES, INC. Oxford , North Carol ina IVIORTON 8: SHE RNIAN IIVIRLEIVIENT CO. Telephone 5716 Oxford, North Carolina GRANVILLE FURNITURE CO. Phone 5620 Main Street Oxford, North Carolina furniture - Floor Covering Electrical Appliances VVlLLlAIVlS'l3REEDLOVE Compliments of , THE OXFORD NATIONAL BANK DW 530045, Clothing, Shoes, and Millinery Oxford North Cofollng Main and Court Streets Oxford North Carolina THE UNION NATIONAL BANK A Good Bank to Deal with Oxford, North Carolina WILLlANI'S DRUG COMPANY Fountain Delicacies Cigars and Tobacco Prescriptions Careful ly Compounded Oxford, North Carolina vlx .E E LDNXT Ziff ,Q Gal 400 0 Q pmrllnk ms L El? - IX rlfdlx x XT ' . 1 NE ,.---ji. y 2 X0 3 'Q - , ' W 1 ' YOUR TICKET TO QUALITY! The Burlington quality triangle is your ticket to the best in textiles INDUSTRIES, INC. Worm mio Ihr LW rj Ammran O EIXl:ICU'l'lVli OFFICES, CIUCIQNSBORO, N. C. Burlington Key to baby pictures on pages 16 and 17g Wallace Morong Roy Overton Hilda Talley Edward Nelson Louise Timberlake Larry Elliott Lauriston Elliott Frances Humphries Joyce Murray Dixie Owen Tommie Pittard Richard Wilkinson Bruce Adcock Caroline Bumpass 55 HA. gm. Qfliop OOO Qlu.. DRL. 9fZ..... LADIES READY-TO-WEAR OWNED AND OPERATED BY KATHLEEN N. WALKER AND PAULEEN N. WOOTTON CLARKSVILLE, VIRGINIA S. 8: H. FARlVl EQUIPMENT Phone 4103 Oxford, North Carol ina Compliments of SOUTH BOSTON BANK AND TRUST CO. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. South Boston, Virginia BOSTON NIOTOR CO. Dodge - Dodge Dart - Lancer Sales and Service Phone 2-3735 South Boston, Virginia GEORGE S. BLACKWELL SERVICE STATION Texaco Gas and Oil Route 32 Virgilina, Virginia Congratulations I JOHNSON WAREHOUSE Phone 5840 Oxford , North Carol ina FAULKNER gf LAWSON DRUG CO. Where Friends Meet South Boston, Virginia LEON BELL GROCERY Groceries, Meats, Frozen Foods Amoco Gas and Oil Phone 4966-2 Oxford, North Carolina Route 2, Box IO9 Virgilina, Virginia CORBITT SERVICE STATION Standard ESSO Products Groceries - Hardware Phone 2-3787 Route III4 Oxford, North Carolina Compliments of TOIVI HARDEE'S BARBER SHOP Oxford, North Carolina 7006100 fC0auI00ll Oxford, North Carolina We Service What We SeII HOWARD BROS. Kelway L. Howard Opp. Fire Station Oxford Phone 37II AUTHORIZED RCA VICTOR DEALER Compliments of LYON'S DRUG CO. Oxford North Carolina OWEN NIOTOR CO. Dodge - Dodge Dart - Lancer Sales and Service Phone 3557 Oxford, North Carolina HERRING 8: WILLIAMS Walgreen Agency We Fill any doctor's prescriptions .R. Herring Sholar Powell Phones -4IO2 and 4528 Oxford, North Carolina G.T. EAKES FUNERAL HONIE The Home of 24 Hour Service Oxford North Carolina BUCHANAN'S RADIO and TV SERVICE PLAIN VIEW SERVICE STATION Shell Oas and Oil We Service What We SeII Grocerles Leonard Jones, Proprietor Phone DR 4-8370 Route 44 Clarksville, Virginia GXFOICI' NOVIII CUVOIIPG LEGGETT'S DEPT. STORE Compliments of Home of Better Values NICCRACKEN OIL CO. Phone 5737 Oxford North Carolina Oxford North Carolina YANCEY CHEVROLET CO., INC. Chevrolet Sales and Service OK Used Cars Phone 5643 or 5859 TIIVIBERLAKE OIL CO. Phone 3405 Oxford R North Carolina p.Q. BOX 608 5 l O ford, North Carolina CHEVRO ET X ' 'LIT1 ll Phone 4-8663 FRAZIER'S FLOWERS Route 4, Oxford, North Carolina fTen Miles North of Oxford on Cornwall Roadl Mrs. Clarence Frazier Compliments of JOHN NI. ROYSTER Oxford , North Carol ina Insurance 58 ! OWEN WAREHOUSE N0. 1 gl 2 For the sole of Ieot tobocco Oxford, North Corolino PRYOR'S Clothes of todoy for men of Tomorrow Oxford, North Carol ino GRANVILLE LOCKER PLANT, INC. Oxford, North Corolino Meot Curing 8. Smoking Storoge - Processing PouItry Dressing Lord Rendering TAYLOR SUPPLY COMPANY EARMING IMPLEMENTS HARDWARE, GENERAL MERCHANDISE Iltl WILLIAMSBORO st. PHONE 5539 OXFORD, NORTH CAROLINA Phone 3265 Quality complamenfs of It f U- you trust OXFORD PUBLIC LEDGER ,N O -'-'. . ' I-I and x ' I I t 4 RADIO STATION vvOxF -M-D--U'-W-I-MW--' Henderson, North Carol ino Compliments of Jimmy Green ond Swonson Andenson BANNER WAREHOUSE South Boston, Virginio ROSES' 5 8.10 - CLARKSVILLE DR. .IULIAN ELLIOTT LAKEFRONT BOAT 8 MARINE SPORTING EOUIPMENT C.M. ELLIOTT BOSTON DRUG CO. JAMES L. CATLETTE MRS. VERA PURYEAR BAI RD HARDWARE COMPANY Phone 3345 Coilege Street EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE AND PAINTS Oxford , North Carol ina CURRIN USED CARS Located at intersection of T58 and 96 Oxford , North Carol ina OXFORD AUTO MACHINE CO. COMMUNITY FOOD MARKET We specialize in repair work GI-TCI WQLCAIFQH Your one stop food shop enry I ey AIIen CAPPS Oxford, North Carolina Oxford, North Carolina C I' t of Omp 'mem HALL'S DRUG STORE CHAPMAN LUIVIBER co. School S,,,,,.ie, Ph 3333 Garden and Flower Seeds one Oxford, North Carolina I Oxford, North Carolina COmPIIme'1iS Of A. R. VIA 8: BROTHER CITIZENS BANK ,eWe,e,,, Of SiIver-China-Crystai Diamonds-Watches SOUTH BOSTON South Boston, Virginia South Boston, Virginia CompIiments of BREEDLOVE gf NIORTON GENERAL INSURANCE PINE VIEW SERVICE STATION Groceries ROY W- BYGGCIIOVG siren oss and on Francis C. Morton Virgilina, Virginia Oxford North Caroiina LUGEE TIRE CO. FERRY HILL ESSO Just across the Iake from CIarI4sviIIe, Virginia Telephone DR 4-8292 Clarksville, Virginia Gene Boyd Lewis Whitmi Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Robert T. Moore CIarI4sviIIe, Virginia LIGHTHOUSE . GULF SERVICE STATION GULF Highway 58 and 49 Clarksville, Virginia One Mile West of Ciarksv G ROBERTS IVIEN'S SHOP Where Quality Is First CIarIcsviIIe, V-irginia Phone DRexeI 4-53I 2 D OXFORD SHEET METAL SHOP 223 HILLSBORO ST. DIAL 3744 FORCED AIR HEATING GENERAL SHEET METAL WORK R O A TTERS LF O ALLEN-GATES INSURANCE AGENCY C.G. IKittyI Adcock Insure today, Be sure tomorrow, Phone IOxfordi 4-9I98 Virgilina, Virginia, Route 2 Quality Printing COBLE PRINTING CO. Phone 405I Oxford, North Carolina Compliments of FOX'S DEPT. STORE Oxford, North Carolina Stop by and give Bill the lolz Custom grinding and mixing OXFORD IVIILLING COMPANY Bill Frazier Roxboro Road Oxford, North Carolina Compliments of IVIAC'S RECAPPING SERVICE Oxford , North Carol ina Compliments of CITY BARBER SHOP Robert O . Teel, James I-I. Warren, Jr. Oxford, North Carol ina FARNIERS PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION I Year Production Loans 5 Year Intermediate - Terms Loans FARMER OWNED CO-OPERATIVE GRANVILLE SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Home Loan - Insured Savings Oxford Butner Compliments of LEGGETT'S DEPT. STORE South Boston , Virginia THREE WAY LUNCH Hubert fRedI Cox, Prop. RoxIooro Road Oxford, North Caroiina TOIVI'S AUTO SU PPLY Distributors of AUTOMOTIVE REPLACEMENT PARTS RECAPPING 84 VULCANIZINO ROXBORO 8. OXFORD, N.C. DANIEL Si BRYAN INSURANCE Daniel and Bryan INSURANCE-REAL ESTATE DiaI 32OO Oxford, North Caroiina Compliments of PENNY FURNITURE COMPANY Oxford, North CaroIina JONES DRUG STORE DRUGS,MEDICINES,STATIONERY TOBACCO,CONFECTIONS 8m SUNDRIES WI-IITMAN'S CANDIES Phone 35II Oxford, N.C. I-Iilishoro St. WHITT SIZEIVIORE Phillips 66 Station Generai Merchandise Route I Nelson, Virginia PERKINSON - CURRIN FUNERAL HONIE NOW IN OUR NEW HOME COLLEGE STREET OXFORD, NORTH CAROLINA DIAL 4155 Compliments of MITCHELL INSURANCE AGENCY INC. Will Z. Mi'rcheII, Mgr. Robert S. Bradsher, Jr., Agent Oxford, North Caroiina ROXBOR0 LUMBER COMPANY HUMPHRIES AND SON Groceries - General Repair Work Building Marerials Ready Mixed Concrefei' Auro Parts, Hardware Floor Coverings Phillips 66 Gasoline and All Grades of Oil Telephone 8-2202 Roxboro, N.C. N.C. 96 Route 2 Virgilina, Virginia roduct :JV C13 of i. 6 P COMPANY 333 INDIANA AVENUE WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. 64 Q Granville County Library System P.O. Box 339 Oxford, NC 27565 REFERENCE Noi YO bf! Taken Frcrm This Ljbrayy For Reference Not to be taken from this library