Oxford High School - Oxonian Yearbook (Oxford, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1959 volume:

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' -. , , Q , ,ff- . 1. , .-- ,. A . . . 5 ' .. .L -ti ' W -. sph - 'A H- - ' ,. X, . N - 3-.a ' iA i , -I -1, , ax fJ',li . X' -.lj ,-,.... 4 1 x- . wt - 1 X 0' A I,-, i N 4 A X nl- X Q ' ' - 1 9, - ,, ,, --w, ' MP. ., , -.W --me R ... 4. n U .. . . Q y A .,. v Q ,,- o V , U 'av' , , ' . Q 1 A 47 . -AA, x, . ' 5 f- j 1. ' sf 'K' ' ' , X h - . , I .S ' ' .'l,r - , '., K ' , . I q f-.- . H V 'f , sf , .. , M My Q -4 ,. x . ..- ,4 Q H X 4 pw The 1959 Oxonian FOREWORD This yearbook, a magic mirror of one year's attainments, reflects confirma- tion of unerring progression of Oxford High School. I wish to thank our loyal and helpful advisor, Miss Mary Ellen Williams and the entire staff, who have given tirelessly of their time and efforts to help make this annual a success. I wish to express thanks to all the people who have contributed to the publication of this annual, and I thank you, the students and faculty of Oxford High School, for the support and co-operation you have so willingly given the staff. Throughout the year, from our first meeting to the last, we have worked to produce an annual which you, as well as we on the staff, will long be proud. We trust that we have accomplished this goal and that you will find many hours of pleasure as you tum the pages of this book. With these facts in mind we now present to students, friends, and faculty of Oxford High School, your 1959 OXONIAN. THE EDITOR OXFORD HIGH SCHOOL Oxford, North Carolina Table of Contents FORENVORD . , ....,......,....................,... . . . LETTER FROM THE PRINCIPAL ... ... ... .... ., DEDICATION .......,....,...... FACULTY ....... ACTIVITIES .,..A.. Oxonian Staff .,... Student Council . . . Owl Staff ...,4,, O. H. S. Band ..,. Glee Club ...ll... ORGANIZATIONS ..,.. Le Cercle Francais .... Cognoscarnus ..4..,...,. National Honor Society Debating Club .t.4...l.. Bus Drivers, Club ...l. Bible Club ,...... Science Club l,.. F. T. A. ...,. . F. H. A. F. F .A. . G. A. A. .. Monogram . , . Cheerleaders . . . Snapshots .. ,. ATHLETICS ........ Varsity Football ,. Golf .....,.,.,., Boys, Basketball .. Girls, Basketball 1. V. Basketball .. Varsity Baseball .. Sports, Briefs Track .........-S SNAPSHOTS . FRESHMEN . ..., . SOPHOMORES ,... JUNIORS .,.... SENIORS .,.................,...., Senior Directory ....,,........... Class Night Speakers and Mascot . .. Senior Superlatives ...,,....,,..,. Marshals ,.,............,..,... HOMECOMING , . . GUESS WHO? .... JUNIOR HIGH .... 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QAIV 9 5.5 Page Three Dedication Page Four x, This year we are dedicating our yearbook to one Who, during the years she has been a member of the faculty, has given us guidance, courage, under- standing, and friendship. She has worked wholeheartedly for the over-all im- provement and the continued progress of Oxford High School. In appreciation for her sincere service, we gratefully dedicate the nineteen hundred and fifty-nine OXONIAN to MRS. CLADYS S. SATTERWHITE. , 15 . X4 if-VE. '- . ' E-:JW 1 - ' L3 gf' ,FL-65 '-4 'F f,'fJ5H X.. f 4 31- K 57, if ' i' 1 l.. - A ' E ...rf -H ,'.-, ., . EQMBBL Rxflgx - b Q i-,. rxgsas- ff-. .- -. ll.: 4 ' 'Y 1-.1-.:.-.-:. V F .I 2 1' .v v 'ig 'fi' Q'f'r-Q1 T -fa 4... . ., ,LI 'FW f:- -Z fiiizfi: -. A-rl:-'h .4 1:1 -.... :fi ,fill F ., Q lff- -pei : Q . 's -it fr? 2 I 5 2 5 li -C : , . :,- EQ: - ' 515' .I If' . gwzf Q1 fmi s K Bri ' . 2 i 1- 1 il ' if-'f 25' ' 1.5 .-1' -Lmgzi-1 THE TORCH The Torch is the stately symbol of light. Carried down through the ages, the Torch has been the embodiment of all knowledge and culture. This emblem, with its flames reaching ever upward, represents man's growing achievements in the past and his hopes for an illustrious future. Facult Page Five MR. BRUCE F. SLOAN B.S. Wake Forest College M.A. East Carolina College Principal MISS FREIDA MORGAN Secretary MR. VVILLIAM L. BENTON A.B. and M.A. University of North Carolina Band and Chorus MISS EUGENIA BOYD A.B. Elon College English f s .1 .H P f , 0 MISS BONNIE BUNN 'xg JJ B.A. 1 I Flora MacDonald - .I A History if '3 X , , ,. . ,I rf f' f J J 1 ., fl' ' .x lvl 'J JJ. v' ' J' V IT iv . I , I Nj 'lf lg' li 0 J fr I ' . x IOY CRA :EN W I 3 fy 1' J- Furgffn Urrjgersi' I, I ' . Phyioal Fducatio andj S V J jeience Q jf, X . ' fi 1 0 ,I v X I . 2 Yr 1 Q 4' 4 - A A -4' 65 f I 'f f y I 9 I ,Q , J J IV, J, V I .J -.fe 'X gf 4 N Q? MR. AL HABIT B.S. East Carolina College Health and Physical Education, Social Studies MR. ROBERT HILL B.S. North Carolina State College Agriculture and Industrial Arts MRS. H. B, IENNINGS, IR. B .A. Randolph-Macon Womarfs College Science MRS. TOM JONES B.S. Furman University Art MRS. E. G. MCSWAIN A.B. Queen's College Duke University Bible and Guidance MRS. E. L. MOORE Ph.M. University of Wisconsin B. of Ed. Illinois State Normal University Duke University Science and Mathematics WW yarns- F ,9 MR. JOHN ASA PARHAM B.S. Wake Forest College Health and Physical Education, General Mathematics MRS. LEONARD PRUITT B.S. East Carolina College Home Economics M RS. MAC C. SATTERWHITE A.B. Meredith College M.A. Comell University Foreign Languages MRS. TOM SPEED A.B. VVornan's College, U.N.C. Mathematics MISS LOIS WALLER A.B. Meredith College B.S. in Library Science University of North Carolina Librarian MISS MARY ELLEN WILLIAMS B.S. East Carolina College Business Education AA ff -12, ROMAN FORUM The Roman Forum was a section of ancient Rome, which was the center of all public activities. In the early days of Rome, the Forum was merely an open gathering place. As the city grew, shops were built about the edges, and temples grew up. Later it was reserved for legal and public affairs, and the shops moved to new places. The Emperors of Rome took pride in ornamenting the Forum with buildings, arches, and Statuary. It became a very impressive sight, with its pillared temples, gleaming columns, and shaded Walks. X I U I, '. ,Sr h...:, -f , - 4. ' - 5 --A-' .nt 4 is ,A W r , , My , , , N 'Ni me L -N h v 1 W ld' ' ,+ 1 'V - , x 33,5 A A U: inf we ,, I 14V,,,y.v N. v.-I 1 YQ: .L5.:g'AN, :. .' , f,. . ,Pj-c. , , . g ' fa 1, .,.g .1+f:,g, . -L ' ff? ffl-'2'E'iY51i',-' , rf. , - . 4 x , ' , g . +1::f43'-251.17--Yale 1 '.a,j L.-'SFA-1-'1.. qggfmr- - - ' - f jf.-.,,q,-:'Qx.q,,:,.'-'ffm 1 -'4'1,,- - f H ,I V V 4 - V .1141-.l1,I ' .psi-,..v ra. A ' I .H 5 E . 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He1'3H-1- - . ,. .4 ,' f ' C'-M35 1' W4 ' L, 4 Miss WILLIAMS 1 fl Advisor 1' , ,AQ ffl ,, MAGAZINE COMMITTEE ADVERTISING COMMITTEE Left to right: Diane Saunders, Ann Stovall, Ferrell Cozart Shirley Currin, Joe Wheeler, Nancy Griffin, Doris Watkins. Seated, left to right: Callie Frazier, Betty Jane Yancey, Christine Hicks. Standing: Augusta Burwell, Lynette Currin, Lea Lea Hall, jimmy Frazier, Fielding Walker. ADVERTISINC COMMITTEE Left to right: Judith Currin, Lelia McFarland, Marsha Ray, May White olm Webb Lillian McFarland WVilliam L tton ,J , , y - Left to right Shlrley Currm Charles Stovall john Seated, left to right: Miss Waller, Advisorg Shirley Currin Charles Stovall, John Cheatham, Bobby Ray, Miss Williams Advisor. First row, standing: Lynette Currin, Diane Saunders Lillian McFarland, Lea Lea Hall, Nancy Griffin, Ann Stovall Augusta Burwell, Christine Hicks, Callie Frazier, Lelia McFar- Student Council FIELDINC VVALKER President '.:..a alma--A .5 F. 4 .- 1 l g w...x..- if S .w.1A I E ip The Student Association of Oxford High is composed of a president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer, who are elected by members of the student body, two representatives from each home- room and a faculty advisor. The purposes of the organization are to create opportunities for closer cooperation between stu- dents and faculty, to provide opportunities for stu- dent self-direction, to foster all worthy school activities. to provide for discussion of questions of BETTY LOU RAWLS Vice-President interest to the student body, and to create and maintain standards of good citizenship among stu- dents. As a means of fulfilling these purposes, stand- ing committees are appointed to help meet the basic needs of students and faculty membersg special com- mittees are appointed as the need arises. The as- sociation also sponsors various projects and activities which are of benefit to Oxford High School. . S .I t ' IUDITH CURRIN ' ' ' ' ' Secretary ' .v x ix, ei I LELIA McFARLAND Treasurer S i V 5 -,:' if' ' ' t?EfI:. 21. Q - -ui L ,M l 3 Seated, left to right: Mrs. Tom Speed, Advisorg Betty Lou Riwls, Fielding NValker, Judith Currin, Lelia McFarland. First row, standing: Lynette Currin, Cynthia VVatkins, Mary Helen Blackwell, Lynda Lilly, Jenny Lind O'Brien, Betty Howard, Lea Lea Hall, Julia Ruth Carrington, Christine Hiclfs, Amelia Wheeler, Donnie Hawks. Second row: Billy Frazier, Barry Averett, Bobby Finch, Van Wood, Billy Daniel, joe Wheeler, Billy Seate, Ray Williford, Thurman Bllmeffe- SCHOOL SPIRIT COMMITTEE Left to right: Donnie Hawks, Mary Helen Blackwell, Lea Lea Hall, Cynthia Wfatkins, Bobby Finch. PROGRAM COMMITTEE Left to right: Jenny Lind O'Brien, Betty Lou Rawls, julia Ruth Carrin- ton, Donnie Hawks. Q 'Ei X it ELECTION COMMITTEE Left to right: Christine Hicks, Billy Seate, Billy Frazier, Judith Currin. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Left to right: Van Wood, Betty I-Iocylvard, Amelia Wheeler, Ray Willi- or . FINANCE COMMITTEE Left to right: Cynthia Watkins, Lelia Mc-Farland, Lynette Currin, Billy Daniel, Lynda Lilly. HALL TRAFFIC COMMITTEE Left to right: Barry Averett, Bobby Finch, Thurman Bumette, Mary Helen Blackwell. POINT SYSTEM COMMITTEE Left to right: Billy Frazier, Ray VVilliford, Mrs. Speed, Lynda Lilly, Joe Wheeler. FIRST AID COMMITTEE Left to right. Betty Howard, Amelia Wheeler. Page Tlzirtcen The CWI Staff :The Owl has been H Sehoel pUb1iCati0U f0f dent contribution and solicits local advertising. fifteen years. Before the first printed edition Students are required to pay 3.60 a year in appeared in the Spring Of 1945, the paper Was order to make publication possible. mirneographed. The newspaper encourages stu- 3 MARY HELEN BLACKVVELL - Editor ' MRS. SATTERWHITE Advisor x v :Sv XZ Page Fourteen x X , . 1 . ,- ,N-. F irst row, left to right, seated: Bill Hicks, Associate Business Manager, Kitty Boddie, Business Manager. Second row: Sylvia Clark, Charles West, Iohn Critcher, Sports Editors. TYPISTS Left to right: Polly Daniel, Mildred Brooks, Frances Capps. REPGRTERS Left to right: Shirley Tippett, Annie Laura Dixon, Flora VVatkins, Brenda Cupton, Barbara Rogers, Carolyn NVest, Billy Seate, Garland Talton, Carolyn Brooks, Thomas Adams, jimmy Harris. llhn-L., ,, .. Left to right. Eleanor Lewis, Associate Editor, Mary Helen Blackwell, Editor, Martha Perkins, Circulation Manager. Left to right, seated: Bill Hicks, Kitty Boddie, Eleanor Lewis, Talton, john Critcher, Carolyn Brooks, jimmy Harris. Second Mary Helen Blackwell, Martha Perkins, Charles West, Mrs. row: Flora VVatkins, Carolyn West, Polly Daniel, Brenda Satterwhite. First row, standing: Barbara Rogers, Shirley Cupton, Annie Laura Dixon, Billy Seate, Thomas Adams. Tippett, Mildred Brooks, Sylvia Clark, Frances Capps, Garland Page Fifteen Q ' 21:144-- it N in P A 4 t ' Q, -EE' 'xl X 1 -.-at Q-...,.i.M .- 'H F 1.5.5 .- 3.3.3, :-5 -. Q-e' agil- WILLIAM L. BENTON Director a. 0 5' if FLORENCE BEASLEY Drum Major MAIORETTES Betty Howard, Caroline Vaught, Barbara Reid, Linda Currin. Q I oxford High The Senior Band has about thirty members. The Band is invited each year to play at celebrations in other cities. The requirements for promotion to the Senior Band are as follows: A sufficient knowledge of rhythm and notes, and a technique in the use of specified instruments. The purpose of the Oxford High Band is to promote better understanding of music and to offer a participation in group activity. The Band also presents a show at half-time at the football games. , 4 U X . .. Q f ' iff' A Q t if 'T T 1' ., f Ma . Ie--ff, - , M fnmx ' A if ' MM'7'?: T1 .- '- . N' V ' , .... , sz ' 7 X. w if - ' 4 Ib. at .Q sf, sg If ,E ' Q 11 g ,- , ' tl Q A 233' ' 'gift 1 J .lb -1 ' ' V Wlhffq? IJ fl' , . 1 L- -' . , ' 'ii Q M M41 'fs' , .. 1. ? w T 'T V E if Ai , l Ea! t ., Q A . ,. ah! , .'A ,2,w.,A, ,U Y gs , X U V ' ex. I ll ' A ' M E 1 ' ii ,, ,I .Q..... s'2'5f2T ' , ' ' lil-1. ' . Y ' ' Qirilr . 1 N,-ie. -. 'iiwi r - , HL .3-2: - s -, '- T Q .ga '- Jr h -- , w,,.,..,,,-s- V I JA tgrv :fa t N TE, ---v,,:75f1,5R?X. ' l l .- Ax fl ' I --.. 1 v ' ...fi f.,g,Q-M-jg. .3-'L,Q.Yg.g1z.? nlfil, -, -s ' A- . Q. . ' A' 1 0-1473 A , F ' fl' ' - - - f'f,+ if VN Q 'K ?IE?flf51'1'w .' in .1f'EEt 1 4 , ' , f lfm ':- L.f.,,w. ' ' I J: e3'5'.l':'f - 1 5... ,. .. A - ' - - ga, V 4 ata. - - -s ' f- f- -t 2 nw. , 1 1,--,,, A, , ,Q F' We r L'.A,,,, R, - :W . . I- A vp X- A K we Ql.f1,fTii5w5l' . - .vi Page Sixteen COLORGUARDS A Carolyn Moss, Lucy Oakes, Carolyn West, Agnes Clay. School Band L w v 1 ll A . .pi 4- 'xg-. ,i,Y.i'- I r, ,, , TZ. . Y, ,, -K , Nr ,,,,x, ,. zrnzg-.?5a... .N 5- 1 Q ',,.,'g,,,,, 1 wh -N Diali- 'Qin l rl . or ll f . - .f :Q , .. 1 9051 X Af-- . 2 fw' 13-1. . ff. ffl:-. :s.3?3?,5eg,2Agjsvf ef 1 - ' . ': gn- ,, .N . 2 IW fu- f 'F9 ff0'- '-.155 -, - ., E, 1 nl. bf? 'K' rg- NWN' ,I X if.fif? Jfw 'Y 'S-4 4' fx ' 5 ,,:,,v 5, !1hf.:.v.4 A.-. k...Jfwi,L,, eg5.i,f's, - ?i'?iYgi,,3y,A nik: ., 3. - aj. ,cw -'ff -'-V M ' P113 Lvl Zi 1191. 'ff -affix? 'ev F353f'w'1 1 if Za' 'Zi ' sf ' N ' ?h?'5,,1,:x,3,. . x ' ty.: 5,, QEf5lK,?z vlwiif 5,531 J ' , . Ut-.Q-25. ..4:'i'Z1Sis-'I ','z'5.'- L ..i.l8fm1,S?f1F ggpgvgl -'.g,jmjT,',, 'Q . Left to right, irst row: Florence Beasley. Second row: Lucy Oakes, Carolyn West, Agnes Clay, Carolyn Moss. Third row: 9 Betty Howar . Fourth row: Linda Currin, Carolyn' Vaught, Barbara Reid. Fifth row: Finley Johnson, Kenneth Cash, Bill l Anderson, S. C. Elliot. Sixth row: George Pat Tarry, Jerry Williford, Steve Piper, David Currin. Seventh row: Brenda Ash- I, worth, Marvin Averette, Henry Hall, Bobby Ray. Eighth row: Judy Howell, Nancy Rogers, Cary Pickett, Rebecca Cunningham. J Ninth row: W, D. Dillehay, Arch Hicks, Paul Duffy, Marc Duggins. Tenth row: Lock Benton, June Hall, Royster Washington, , Judy Ligon. Eleventh row: Frances Larkins, Al Averette, Margaret Cheatham, Judy Currin. Twelfth row: Tommy Lanier, Ruby 1 Newton, Judy Hart, Elizabeth Huff. l Page Seventeen Glcc Club ., ,. , W mm. r '- . , A. . .. . - , -S .. Q .gfy .-. .. f N E Q ,-.. .f.1c.,.f- r 1. . r wg' ..- ....-. ,,. 3 'W ,. ., y ,v ,, , First row, left to right: Barbara VVilson, Freida Dement, Agnes Clay. Ann Brooks, Susan Daniel, VVilbra Ann Shearin, Nancy Hogan, Kaye Garner, Jennie Lind O'Brien, Betty NVilson, Julia Smith. Second row: Euleta Johnson, Judy Ligon, Rebecca Cook. Margaret Cheatham, Bonnie Lou Gurrin. Caroline Vaught, Pat Leveque, Gwen Knott, Gussie Leigh Currin, Lynda Lilly, Patricia Adcock. Third row: Mr, VV. L. Benton, Barbara Reid, Linda Smith, Peggy VVo0dlief, Nancy Ann Farabow. Frances Larkins, Kay V ir A. f . ' ,S -W 'G I -1 ' . -. 1 .Q - J - 's A Burwell, Anna Peed, Sandra Day, Betty DeMent, Judith Currin, Patricia Seate, Emily Adcock. Fourth row: Rebecca Guningham, Phyllis Puckett, Nancy Finch, Ann Burnette, Betsy Howard, Betty Daniel, Mary Elizabeth Currin, Deannie Parrott, Betty Jean Minor, Brenda Ligon, Ginger Burwell, Jane Blackwell. Fifth row: Al Averett, Winston Pruitt, George Pat Tarry, Gene Woltz, Finley Johnson, Kelway Howard, Neil Norwood, John Hall, S. G. Elliott, Robert Gresham, Rudy Watkins, Sammy Bottoms. The Mixed Chorus is composed of :1 , . . ' we -,jf s boys and girls of Oxford High School. -i .',' f ' , ' . '.' Any high school student who has a 1 V . voice of fair effectiveness, a correct ' tx ' is ear, and a willingness to Work d1l1- , I gently 1S eligible for membership. The aim of this organization is to train students to sing in parts and to de- 5 velop an appreciation of music m our , ' school and community. MR. VVILLIAM L. BENTON Director Page Eighteen BETTY DANIEL Pianist PARTHEN ON The Parthenon of Athens, whose ruins are still a thing of beauty, was but the crown set upon the clustering glories of the culture and civilization of the ancients. 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'rg , 4,5 - ' ' W-ww - -- -.. .. . a - 'B' ' 2 11,11 : . fg,'4 .Iv Ll., K ,f ' gzjshilvg .lugnligw , f ' 1 --- -' 'MQW -M., ' K .M-1-e'f f if V .-f.p:g5'E ' .swf-f 9 H we ' I ' ' f 'rlap'q5'2svq' 1.-. ., . L ' , -1-,gQ',3:i'1L I nav , .41 - K. Y iw '+'+ wf-.5:m,-., ,grxjfgsa-' ,,lF,,w-f' ward' , -Q. , -1 1 in . ,,k. uL iKL - .uh-QT, , v WFFU, gpg-,fag-2 -if 'fu' 1-811.452 .55 ,N bw N - Ml. - . . V, ,- . n, rg aniza tion Page Nineteen Le Cerclc Francais If you parlez Francais' or would like to, Le Cercle Francais is the place for you. Be- ginning students are eligible for membership, as well as the Senior French students. Programs about France are presented during the monthly meetings and an assembly program is presented yearly to stimulate interest in French at Oxford High. F irst row: May White, President, Bobby Ray, Vice-President Second row: Lelia McFarland, Treasurer, Mrs. Satterwhite Sponsor, Callie Frazier, Secretary. First row, left to right: Betty Lou Rawls, Carolyn Brooks, Macon Carrington, Charles Wilkerson, Jimmy Frazier, Bobby Lillian McFarland. Second row: Jeanie Parker, Doris Watson, Finch, Tommy Robinson, Ray Dickerson. Fourth row: Wayne Caroline Vaught, Jane Williams, Pat Leveque, Bonnie Lou Wilson, Dud Fuller, John Hall, John Webb, Ray Williford, Currin, Judith Currin. Third row: Charles Wilson, Marsha Ray, Tommy Lanier, S. G. Elliott, Tommy Huff. Page Twenty Cognoscamus -. in 'll 241 .F , . ref-:g1.:'ff H .xref-fa v First rou, Z to ri ht Anna Peed Barbara Ro ers Emil u eft iz : , s , , 'V Adcock, Cynthia WVatkins, Carol Beasley, jenny Lind OBrien, Patricia XVoodlief, Susan Daniel. Second row: Peggy Woodlief, Brenda Gupton, Sandra Day, Diane Saunders, Beverly Wilkinson, Sylvia Clark, Wilbra Shearin. Third row: Donnie Hawks, Mary Elizabeth Currin, Betty Dement, Nancy Farabow, Betty Wilson, Carolyn Pleasants. Fourth row: Robert Powell, Brenda Ashworth, Lea Lea Hall, Betsy Howard, Frances Larkins, Nancy Hogan, Euleta Johnson, Jane Blackwell, Gussie Currin, Amelia Wheeler, Marc Duggins, Al Averette. Fifth row: Kelway Howard, Leonard Creech, Bonnie Lou Currin, Pat Leveque, Lynette Currin, Doris Watkins, Bill Anderson. Sixth row: Neil Norwood, George Tarry, Eleanor Lewis, Nancy Lawson, Charles Bryan. Seventh row: Gene Woltz, Iimmy Harris, Annie Laura Dickerson, julia Ruth Carrington, Ginger Burwell. Eighth row: Roy Dean, Van Wood, Billy Elliott, Howard Harrell, Bobby Ray, Charles Belcher, E. B. Huff, David Gillespie. is N ' X Q' F-.ig W Y PQ A-1. YN r 3. 5 A Q -La P' A E U c A L X Ci is . ,P kg mils First row: Nancy Griffin, Vice-President, Ann Stovall, Secre- tary. Second row: Mrs. Satterwhite, Sponsorg Bill Hicks, Presi- dent, Linda Currin, Treasurer. Students currently taking Latin, as well as those who have previously studied it, are eligible for membership in Cognosca1nus Latin Club. The name implies the purpose of the organiza- tion: Let us lCHITl.,,,Tl'i1'0l1gh their programs, as well as classwork, the students demonstrate that Latin is definitely not a dead language, for it is a living heritage in our speech and customs. Page Twenty-One Rm LINDA GARN ER Treasurer BETTY JANE YANCEY CALLIE FRAZIER JOHN WEBB Page Twenty-Two National Honor Socic tv JOE WHEELER MILDRED BROOKS if ' FI President Secretary H.L.LIvJ.'G' 'IRES -Rfk' 5l'TuI.'lNML'ifx.1 ' . g .LJILYJ '.'. VNUIAETI, mmonm. I- --r-vgusir i.,ifS Y'Q'Y'3! HONOR SOCIETY! K Q' 'Q I 7131.52 'lil N ff '51, I .f-S W L, I '- 31 Q , L ' 7f A7 -I 31-I 3 I F? 1 s FAIR. I'. I 1. Q CHRISTINE HICKS MISS 'EUGENIA BOYD Sponsor MAY WHITE Vice-President MARSHA RAY FRANCES CAPPS VERNARD KING Debating Club First row, left to right: joe Wheller, Iohn VVebb, Marsha Ray, Julia Ruth Carrington, Tommy Robinson, VVilliam Lytton, Shirley Tippett. Second row: Ginger Burwell, Charles Wilker- Fielding Walker. son, May White, Nancy Lawson, Euleta johnson. Third row: JOHN WEBB and JOE WHEELER Negative Speakers CLASS Ui' Oxford High School offers oppor- tunities for training in public speak- ing through its Debating Club. Each year the Debating Club participates in Dual Debates with Roxboro con- ducted each year by the North Caro- lina Debating Union. The query for 1959 is Resolved: That the United MARSHA RAY and FIELDING WALKER Affirmative Speakers States should adopt the essential fea- tures of the British system of educa- tionf, MISS BONNIE BUNN Sponsor qu - ml' a . s , -A,'l :,A X Bus Drivers THURMAN BURNETTE BOBBY HUFF President Vice-President FRANCES CAPPS MR. ROBERT HILL Secretary-Treasurer Advisor Our hats are off to this group of students. Their fine record of safety and punctuality is a credit to our school. The School Bus Drivers' Club of Oxford High School is composed of boys and girls who drive our nine school buses and their assistants. The purposes of the club are: to promote harmony between driver and administration, State Highway Patrol, and maintenance department, to promote safe driving, to discuss problems of drivers, to promote cleanliness of busesg to regulate bus schedulesg to regulate problems of overloading, to promote more practical routes. Any certified and licensed bus driver may become a member. The meetings are held twice a month dur- ing schoolg a monthly supper is held by the members. Left to right: Bobby Huff, Robert Gresham, Vemard King, Hill, Frances Capps, jimmy Parrott, Betty Lou Rawls, Jerry Thurman Bumette, Mildred Brooks, William Hight, Mr. Robert Averett, Shirley Curtin. Page Twenty-F our Bible Club ,vs i 3 CHRISTINE HICKS B CALLIE FRAZIER President we V Y ' ,J Vice-President if J ' - , , B Q' LINDA CARNER ' .V,, Q, MRS. E. G. MCSWAIN Secretary-Treasurer , Club Sponsor ..,, in T The Bible Club has as its objective increasing interest in and obedience to the Word of Cod. Mem- bers are encouraged to take part in weekly devotionals given at the beginning of each chapel period. This experience helps the members to have practice in leading devotional periods. The club chooses a project each year. Some of these have been as follows: putting Bibles in hospitals, giving programs at the county. home, providing for a needy family in the autumn and in the spring, sponsoring moving pictures on some phase of the Bible story or on some great moral teach- in . g It is hoped that the members of the Bible Club will encourage each other in the setting of a good example of honesty and obedience to school regula- tions. A First row, left to right: Anna Peed, Shirley Tippett, Agnes Clay, Julia Smith, Jennie Lind O'Brien, Judy Ann Critcher, Wilbra Shearin. Second row: Jimmy Harris, Nancy Lawson, Kay Burwell, Lea Lea Hall, Christine Hicks, Amelia Wheeler. Third row: Euleta Johnson, Barbara Wilson, Ann Brooks, Linda Gamer, Gail Squires, Joyce Tunstall, Judy Ligon. Fourth 'TY 'f ff we tw vu., ussffl .U ag, Www row: Nancy Finch, Doris Watson, Betsy Howard, Lucy Oakes, Judith Currin, Patricia Seate, Lynda Lilly. Fifth row: Barbara Davis, Mary Lou Morgan, Ann Burnette, Elouise Homer, Brenda Ligon, Callie Frazier. Sixth row: Betty Daniel, Betty Jean Minor, Priscilla Tippett, Betty Jane Yancey. Science Club Left to right: Fielding Walker, Shirley Currin, John Cheatham, Charles Wilson, Ferrell Cozart, Charles Stovall. The Science Club, the newest club at Oxford High School, is composed of students currently taking a science course. At each meeting, a program is presented pertaining to the field of science. The highlight of the club's year is sponsoring the Science Fair for Oxford to determine State Science Fair entries. Currin. First row, left to right: jimmy Harris, Danny Cifers, Marshall Floyd, Dickie Watkins. Second row: Bobby Dickerson, Donnie Parrott, Thomas Adams, Graham Clark. Page Twenty-Six First row, left to right: Arch Crawford, Librariang George Pat Tarry, Vice-Presidentg Bobby Ray, Presidentg Nancy Lawson, Secretary. Second row: Mrs. E. L. Moore, Co- Sponsorg Thomas Adams, Treasurerg Mrs. H. B. Jennings, Ir., Co-Sponsor. First row, left to right: Kay Burwell, Anna Peed, Barbara Rogers, Brenda Gupton. Second row: Linda Latta, jean Future Teachers of America MRS. MCSWAIN Advisor 9533 'tr , -gy. 1 'A4 5 g, -' Left to right: Bonnie Currin, Treasurer, Eleanor Lewis, Secretary, Betty Daniel, President, Carolyn Vaught, Vice-President. First row, left to right: Patricia Seate, julia Smith, Ann Stovall, Carolyn Brooks, Lynda Lilly. Third row: Judith Currin, Annie Nancy Griffin. Second row: Augusta Burwell, Nancy Hogan, Laura Dixon, Rebecca Cunningham. The Future Teachers of America have as their purpose the furthering of interest in the teaching pro- fession as a vocation. The organization also seeks to inform those who have chosen this profession of con- ditions which contribute to good teaching and ways they can fit themselves to be good teachers. Interest and support of the advancement of education is stressed throughout the membership. Page Twenty-Seven if , 'ts' CHRISTINE HICKS Prcaultnt wha Q5 4? wg A r SY LVIA CLARK Reporter L ' '- 1.f'1 ., 5 p cj .arf BETTY LOU RANVLS The Future Homemakers of America's chapter in Oxford is affiliated with the State and National Future Homemakers of America Association. Anyone who has ever been enrolled or is at present enrolled in Home Economics may become a member of the club. The main purposes of the or- ganization are to promote an appreciation q Sylvia Clark, Lucy Oakes, Sandra Day, Linda Reece, Barbara Davis, Christine Hicks, Phyllis Carmichael, IUDITH CURRIN Future l-lomemakcrs . ,Q Q ' - V ice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor if 1 gi MILDRED BROOKS FRANCES CAPPS BETTY JANE YANCEY CAROLYN MQSS Song Leader Recreational Leader Parliamentarian H15-tofzfm of the joys and satisfaction of homemaking and to promote international good will. The club meets three times each month, with two of the meetings held during the school day and the other held at night. The club sponsors local, state, and national projects and attends County, District, and State Rallies. Polly Daniel, Paulette Bfalne, Carolyn WCST, Virginia First row: Phyllis Puckett, Helen Brown, Everlena Aiken Second Trent row: Sybil Averette, Julia Evans, Katherine King Thzrd row Cussie Currin, Frances Capps, Betty Lou Rawls, Judith Cunin Page Twenty Eight Gwen KHOU- MARY LOU MORGAN MRS. LEONARD PRUITT 1 l l ll 1 s l l of America 'V 'W nm va PE U First row: Priscilla Tippett, Betsy Howard, Flora Watkins. Second row: Mary Lou Mor- gan, Carolyn Moss, Betty DeMent, Betty Jean Minor, Nancy Farabow, Deanie Parrott, Betty lane Yancey. Aa ,r v Betty Howard, Amelia Wheeler, Florance Beasley, Brenda Sanders, Mildred -Q J Brooks, Susan Daniel, Carolyn jones, Wilbra Shearin, Fredia DeMent, Betty 1 . Lou Dean. . A 8 N' 0 , vi-iunnqw ---vw..-' ' -.-9 ', A i-.jgs:.M..- . , A . X Lii'1'f-na'ft- f.,. , , C .f First row: Florence Beasley, Mildred Brooks, Betty Howard, Brenda Sanders, Amelia Wheeler, Betty Lou Dean, Carolyn Jones. Second row: Lucy Oakes, Virginia Trent, Linda Reece, Phyllis Carmichael, Freida DeMent, Susan Daniel, Wilbra Shear-in. Third row: Sandra Day, Polly Daniel, Paulette Brame, Carolyn West, Sylvia Clark, Christine Hicks, Sybil Averette. Fourth row: Betty xf '?'K,, Lou Rawls, Frances Capps, Judith Currin, Katherine King, Helen Brown, Becky DeMent, Fifth row: Gwen Knott, Gussie Currin, Iulia Evans, Flora Watkins, Carolyn Moss, Nancy Farabow, Everlena Aikin. Sixth row: Betsy Howard, Betty DeMent, Betty Iane Yancey, Deanie Parrott, Phyllis Puckett, Priscilla Tippett. Seventh row: Barbara Davis, Mary Lou Morgan, Betty Minor. ,Q '- sex . . yr U Ag I , Hb -PA' fi.. 'C 3 .i 15.15. 3 Via! H . N mg 1 , ' .I 3, VERN ARD KINC Treasurer 4 A X BOBBY HUF F Reporter 'riffs 'Qi' Z , h ..- , . h . 'Yi x!-N-Y , A K . ' : P' MAURICE HESTER Sentinel The Future Farmers ' ft X 1 i f if Nl 1 '.,'.w . ,H is A N . 4 we e St f rt -. . Nj R is X 3 ,X 2 Q , st.. J S s A ,x A, ., A R I I ' A JERRY AVERETT WILBUR LONGMIRE President Vice-President Q Q s rl l i 5 JAMES BURNETTE Secretary N FRESHMAN MEMBERS MR. ROBERT Sponsor HILL Future Farmers of America of Oxford High School is affiliated with State and National Chapters. Anyone who is enrolled in Vocational Agricul- ture is eligible for membership in the club. A boy must be 14 years old and be accepted by the members and the adyisor. A few of the purposes of the club are as follows: 1. 2. 3. 4. The Contests Develop agricultural leadershipg Create more interest in the intelligent choice of farming occupationsg Develop character, train.for useful citizenship, and foster patriotismg Encourage and practice thrift. club meets twice a month during school and twice during the summer. in six different phases of farming are sponsored each year with other schools. Each summer a group of boys attend either Tom Brown or White Lake Camp for recreation. Page Thirty of America HJ!-il-1 qym-in-,, A,,, ,!,M,,,.,27, 1 2 Q -,. Q A NYY: H x QL wmvmuvm m m 1 H ,N , .P ,K uvwii sen 'ml' .- :ms Q' -- ' ' JUNIOR AND SENIOR MEMBERS SOPHOMORE MEMBERS ,e,,,,,,,.,,,: ,. ,.4,. f , , A' Yi w:5s 'L,1 ffl' file VPVVV 5 5l..J,g,u:.vs 2-'J I 7 fC? f1 ii VW V, ,.,,,. , .,.,,, LJ ,eei s, ,,,, e so w,,,,..M mxumlm Y P WWI H ' It gg 5 e 6 6 5 E ' - T bv - f :E-141. ,.,. . i? r. '3A'fZ mmm, ummm uvmu-ss msmrrm 3- 2,.,ie.Jx , ,W O First row, left to right: Mr. Hill, Maurice Hester, James Bumette, Jerry Averett, Wilbur Longmire, Bobby Huff, Vemard King. Second row: E. B. Huff, William Daniel, Freddie Watkins, Danny Cifers, Calvin Hester, Marshal Floyd, Durward Hester, Dorius Critcher, Stanley Greenway, James Boyd. Third row: Ronald Davis, Duke Bradsher, Robert Currin, Jesse Currin, Clarence l . 4 Lemons, Tommy Woodlief, Roger Gillis, Donnie Hicks, Robert Whirley. Fourth row: Glenn Dement, jeff Gordon, Pete Boyd, William Hight, William Boyd, Simon Royster, Dwight Gresham, Thomas Hite, Dan Crews, jimmy Parrott, Richard Brooks, Larry Sizemore, Gary Whitehurst. Page Thirty-One First row: Lelia McFarland, Vice-Presidentg Kitty Boddie, President. Second row: Judith Currin, Reporterg Bonnie Lou Currin, Treasurerg Nancy Griffin, Secretary. Third row: Mrs. Craven, Advisor. Girls The Girls' Athletic Association is composed ot students from the high school. To be eligible for mem- bership, a girl must acquire 25 points during the first semester she is a member. The points may be acquired by selling at C. A. A. functions, playing basketball, or participating in any supervised sport. The five senior girls with the highest number of points receive jackets. The goal of the C. A. A. is to promote sports and sportsmanship among the girls in high school. Page Thirty-Two G. A. A. At Playl Athletic Association Nbr . A 1 tiki fi h tak-rcs: 4 , E l IUNIOR AND SENIOR MEMBERS First row, left to right: Augusta Burwell, Mildred Brooks, Polly Ruth Carrington, Caroline Vaught, Lillian McFarland. Third Daniel, Frances Capps, Florence Beasley, Kitty Boddie, row: Betty Howard, Lelia McFarland, Pat Leveque, Phyllis Charlotte Easton, Jane Williams. Second row: Jeanie Parker, Carmichael, Bonnie Lou Currin, Betty Rawls, Judith Currin. Frances Taylor, Mary Helen Blackwell, Martha Perkins, Julia A Q i. 'Z ' ' : FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE MEMBERS First row, left to right: Jean Currin, Carolyn jones, Emily row: Ginger Burwell, Sylvia Clark, Nancy Griffin, Ann Stovall, Adcock, Cynthia Watkins, Lynette Adcock, Doris Watkins, Nancy Hogan, Frances Larkins, Dickie Watkins, Linda Currin. Diane Saunders, Patricia Aclcock, Linda Latta. Second row: Fourth row: Mary Elizabeth Currin, Barbara Reid, Brenda Nancy Farabow, Peggy Woodlief, Jane Blackwell, Betty Wilson, Ashworth, Linda Smith, Kay Gamer. Betty Dement, Susan Daniel, Sandra Day, Carol Beasley. Third Page Thirty-Three '.AA T V 'f ' I WILBUR LONGMIRE President CHARLES STOVALL Treasurer Monogram Club The Monogram Club is composed of those boys who have won a letter in one of the extracurricular athletic ac- tivities offered at Oxford High School. To encourage active participation in sports, to foster good sportsmanship, and to 'develop desirable character traits are the aims of this organization. After boys have played the re- quired. number of quarters and have received a letter, they are automatic- ally eligible for membership in the Monogram Club. The required quar- ters are as follows: football, 20 quar- ters, basketball, 40 quarters, baseball, half of the games, track and golf, 15 points each, At the termination of the school year each senior member is awarded a sweater indicating his as- sociation with the club. IACK OVERTON Vice-President , . K . vita. :Xi Q . , . .,'. B 'I 4 'ih' '. , FIELDING WALKER Secretary Clockwise from Coach john Parham, Sponsor: David Norris, Stovall, Edwin Knott, Finley Iohnson, Bobby Finch, Fielding Iirnmcy Parrott, -William-Lytton, Harper Ruff, Ray Williford, Walker, Tommy Morgan, Billy Elliott, Ray Dickerson, Charles Davl Ford, Billy Daniel, Billy Frazier, Roy Dean, jimmy Belcher, Bobby Grissom, Jack Overton. Frazier, Billy Adcock, Cas Spencer, Donnie Hawks, Charles Page Thirty-Four 1 D 11. ff? I K 2 BETTY DANIEL 'E Chcczyleaders I I--1 Ye. W . I . 'X?... Wm- ' .. ,,..f-- dw-:A LILLIAN MCFARLAND -0- , , i.,.,::f , .yi - gy' ,gjg W. I , CHIEF .f ,f CHARLOTTE EASTON j k : X 5 Q ve M 'O fi 51' 2' 5. 4 ' M LEA LEA HALL If , .l . I 8. CYNTHIA WATKINS ' DORIS POOLE WATKINS,' DIA L ELIA MCFARLAN D ANN STOVALL iw Q NANCY GRIFFIN I,,A wi 5 1. ' . I K.. QQ NE SAUNDERS ' Page Thirty-Five QM 0 Ulf u SLM , Mr. America!! '-:-- Bi g Man U ' 1 r. , Q. i 'x 1. tv ' ' . N wf 'iifgmfk 'TiR.i'15?21-'W 9 . ! ! . N V,fg5f.g3, ,. , . 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Fourth row: Billy Daniel, Bobby Finch, and jack Overton. Fifth row: Bobby Grissom, Harry Williams, and Charles Wilkinson. Sixth row: Billy Elliot, Charles Belcher, and Donald Currin. Seventh row: David Norris, Ray Wigiford, and.Wilbur Longmire. Eighth row: Roy Dean and Harper Ru . 5' Gol f 'T ...Y S. G. ELLIOTT WILLIAM LYTTON TOMMY ROBINSON NEIL NORWOOD The Golf Team, which had a very poor season last year with a 1-7 record, is looking forward to a promising year with all of its lettermen having returned. They will be led by Captain William Lytton, who lost only one individual match last year and he will receive strong support from S. G. TOMMY LAN IER GEORGE TARRY Elliott, Neil Norwood, Tommy Lanier, George Pat Tarry, and Tommy Robinson. The Oxford Stickmen will meet Roxboro, Louisburg, Hender- son, and Southern Durham, in home and away matches. Page Forty-One 4. vc Bo YS ,PV V 'N gy!-Filfy Q J I3 15 UIU' I i ii: EQ 1 ' QQ 5 ww, ' Q ' A 1 I I Xe if I I I Q E j BILLY ADCOCK A . .'VA,,, 2 CHARLES STOVALL X rw I E Riff 5 Ij Xi 6753122 E4 'xii Q f ' 'b I gf HARPER RUF F Page F arty-Two EDWIN KNOTT fi' : R g ..a- 1' - HLA.. fix ,Q350 I 5? . 6 , X Q 2-xy: ff 514 -::.,- v ,I-::: ' Q 'w 1' N541 fig? BOBBY F INCH COACH AL HABIT QT? L, ,f 1 ' 2 , K . if ,I QW! ,J 1 x A ' 1 'lf fb Ni 5 A WILLIAM LYTTON RAY WILLIFORD Basketball v Nm .. X '!1 U. 'I-FUI? 5 ,X 1 ' W L 'A E31 M fzfw- ,VV ,K f L21 QQ EHF 'A'A' , . , gig - ' w A WILBUR LONGMIRE r ,m LJ was ' Li if C , K CHARLES BELCHER s ' 'f Y X ' -'19 911. 3'i, s- -'X '::f11wper P f L V i x ! Y DAVID NORRIS QJFUQ du CO-CAPTAIN S EDWIN KNOTTg CHARLES STOVALL if Ez: H W xxx! ff ffl T . J X Q ' MANAGER 5 E , JERRY LANIEP. I XL.-4? , ,.A,L M Eflsmiifgf. T Y , 1' bf f 'K -' f mania L, V J Y Aflrf E +1 Q f DAVID FORD QXHYAQ ,,,f vw, 4 U .li BILLY DANIEL Page Forty-TlJree is ELOUISE HOHNER 2. EULETA IOHNSON 'Spf C IUDITH CURRIN . in A M 5 Page Forty-Four Girls' f v iw N v -45 A ef , 1 A , 1 , KITTY BODDIE - A ' T tx, BARBARA REID I ,ft iw A? ii ' 5 GAILE SQUIRES . COACH wg I Qi A A I L A . '1 MRS. JOY CRAVEN I 3 -i ' ff' 2 Hi LYNETTE CURRIN X f IENNIE LIND o'BR112N A ij ' . x Basketball Q My 1 , , -O X S I X 1, QM MARY ELIZABETH CURRIN ff If . 7 W NANCY FARABOW cis M, ,.,, K--h,.. 1 ' f g fx SYLVIA CLARK I -1.5 - X 1 Lx wifi, 4- ' A f X C Y f X f ' f L '- ,1 3 f' 'K FRANCES CAPPS MARY LOU MORGAN V A:-f :H, x 3 N ' ,- X rg DORA ANN SUITT CO-CAPTAIN KITTY BODDIE and FRANCESACAPPS - MANAGERS LUCY CAKES and REBECCA CUNNINGHAM Junior Varsity Basketball The junior Varsity Basketball Team led by Captain Billy Frazier is made up of ninth and tenth grade boys who are preparing to become future varsity stars. The I. V. Team opened the season with a win over the always power- ful Northern I. V.'s, but then suffered a loss to the jr. Red Devils. We know the V.'s will receive valuable experience whether winning , or loising this season. Q X yy A as it it ras 0 fr at fr we Jwxffsfwf 5 T tin., X - X Q W K , COACH Q. ,,Qf-UQ 'L ie K 5 JOHN PARHAM l , 1691 it stir? M :lm ' r 'fe First row, left to right: Sammy Bottoms, Robert Powell, Rudy Watkins, Harry Iones, Marshall Cannady, Bill Anderson, jimmy Hester. Second row: Cas Spencer, Billy Elliott, Graham Clark, Jesse Currm, Van Wood, Howard Harrell, Donnie Patrrott, Harry Williams, Thomas Adams, Barry Averett. l, Z 'Varsity Baseball Xl. 'xxl-1 '15 R I NNY r, xf l 4 -4 f AY! X, JIMMY FRAZIER :gn67f'T F H' .1 - F V Q, ,Big -2.3 V, 3 13 - 1- U V ' X i ' as A I e JIMMY PARROTT Y vv ff f Y , ,. Y f'ff 1 I g w 'qu ', Z,-. T ,5 .. iv, A N 5 XY X Q' ff , A , ,1,-'+ , V ,h-'I I '-. ', 325, N.. Y.. f 4 gl X , Y- i - f . . Tx- f r' f y - - H' Qi 2. . '42 .Mf r-+.Y, V - ' H-2 A X ga? 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Q, , l Q,- 1EssE CURRIN A ,LE ' M Q, I if vi . 1 . ' Y 1 G L v,', A 'Y unix. H ff Q RAY DJCKEHSON 'X . f f 46 4' Y' BOBBY Gmssom x CAS SPENCER X I x I Jar xl ' 1, . I +5.s+5Q, .I .--X- I JIMMY HESTER HARPER RUFF Page Forty Seven FOOTBALL The 1958 Football Team, led by Co-Captains Wilbur Longmire and Charles Bel- cher, finished its season with a 1-9 record. The team defeated Scotland Neck by a score of 28-0, while losing to Roxboro 34-13, Chapel Hill 19-7, Graham 14-13, Northern 32-7, Oxford Or- phanage 6-O, Hillsboro 13- 6, Henderson 6-0, Southern Durham 13-7 and Bethal Hill 13-6. Despite our record for this year, the team is looking forward to being a con- tender for the 1959 District III crown. C0-Captain Wilbur Longmire was honored by re- ceiving a berth on the 1958 District III All-Conference team. This team is selected by the coaches of each school and it is quite an honor to be placed on it. This is the fourth year that Oxford High School has placed a boy on this squad. The 1959 WVildcats will be clad in new uniforms which will feature cardinal helmets and pants, with gray jerseys. Best of luck to these boys! TRACK The track team, Oxford High Schoolis newest sport, finished the 1958 season by losing only one meet. In a triangular meet between Oxford Orphanage, Roxboro, and Oxford, Oxford won second place. We defeated Southern Durham, Oxford Orphanage, and Henderson. Several boys were lost by graduation, however, the fol- lowing lettermen, who will retum, are looking fonvard to a winning season: Charles Belcher, Wilbur Longmire, Ioe Wheeler, Finley Iohnson, Calvin Hester, Roy Dean, Donnie Hawks, Bobby Finch, Carland Talton, Ray Willi- ford, and David Norris. Each boy may enter three events, which are as fol- lows: 100-yard dash, 220-yard dash, 440-yard dash, mile, shotput, discus, broad jump, and pole vault. The track team is directed by Coach Iohn Parham, who has been given much credit for organizing track throughout the District III Conference. Although the schedule for 1959 has not been published, we are sure that this team will represent Oxford High School in an excellent manner. BASKETBALL The 1958-1959 Basketball team, led by Co-Captains Edwin Knott and Charles Stovall has started this sea- son off with a bang! Un- heard of for the past three years, these boys have .made quite a name for themselves by defeating such teams as: Oxford Or- phanage, Fuquay Varina, and defending champion, Craham. However, one of the greatest thrills of the year came on january 7, 1959, when these boys trounced arch- rival Henderson by a score of 50-31. Under the guidance of a newcomer to Oxford High School, Coach Al Habit, the team has acquired a new and vigorous desire and determination to win. The team includes Seniors, David Ford, Edwin Knott, Wilbur Longmire, William Lytton, Charles Stovall, juniors, Charles Belcher, David Norris, Ray Williford, Bobby F inch, Sophomores, Billy Adcock, Harper Ruff, and Billy Daniel. We hope that this team will keep fighting and stay in the winning bracket! BASEBALL The 1959 Oxford High baseball team, led by Cap- tain David Ford, is looking forward to a winning season. Returning lettermen will be as follows: Harper Ruff, Iimmy Frazier, Billy Daniel, Jimmy Parrott, Ray Dicker- son, David Ford, jessie Currin, Bobby Grissom, Billy Elliott, jimmy Hester, Cas Spencer, and john Critcher. These boys, along with other boys coming up from the Pony League, will comprise the team. Oxford High School will face such teams as: Oxford Orphanage, Henderson, Northern Durham, Southem Durham, Hills- boro, Cary and F uquay Varina. Last year these boys had a winning season under the direction of Coach Roy Smith. This year the team, directed by Coach Al Habit, will play its home games at the Oxford Recreation Park. At the end of the year a Most Valuable Player award is presented to one of the players selected by his fellow teammates. Last year'S winner was jackie Bames. This award is presented at the annual V.F.W. banquet for all sports. We would like to take this opportunity to thank the V.F.W. for its con- sideration and support. 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Y? Track -vt FIN LEY JOHNSON CHARLES BELCHER BOBBY FINCH GARLAND TALTON T - DAVID NORRIS 2 JOE CALVIN I WHEELER HAWKS ROY DEA N yah as I PageF0rIy-Nine Snapshots W 'is' +51 ,Hof 12711 Gi 6-315 L GTII Pee S QLFURD Two-of-a-kind!! toogesff -lan! H ,FJ -.iv md X N ' ww -P Y- V QAM ,M CAROLYN????? xx Hunxefi C me GW N Y . --41 Freshmcn WWW fl 2? J ily 1? f + af gf M P' A 'fg,.a. X ,OL f r - an Q X pp ' - ask ' 23 ' rt 'Z ' . xx jj , X' lx f i Q' In 21' f I ,' ,4 EWS - I -1-LJ-xl 'Xb -LQ l Gli X ' KH-a:,5- ' 5. 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The ancients felt no love for him, but shuddered with terror when his name was mentioned. ,, new Q Q 'i i 4- it fi' BILLY ELLIOTT BILLY DANIEL MARY ELIZABETH CURRIN DONNIE HAWKS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer AV cf1Q'i 5,9 fu I J jjjrrfl mga Jf , I , II-I film Ugvvf 0 -A LX I ix 7 x kt: al THOMAS ADAMS LOUISE BEAL PETE BOYD KAY BURWELL Li , , ag. I 5 J' 53 'f 'A it ,-f . I -Pile-A 55 Qifff -, Nun V'-- -c- 'bg -' w I ' W A Jsf Q if I A I i BILLY ADCOCK BRENDA ASHVVORTH CATHERINE BEAL YVILLIAINI BLAIR BILL BOYD CATHERINE BOYD GUY BREEDLOVE PAULETTE BRAME HELEN BROWN BILL BURNETTE ALBERT CAPPS DANNY. CIFERS zz. , : - -I I EK .M ,sb J' P' 'xxx f GRAHAM CLARK REBECCA CUNNINCHAM MARY ELIZABETH CURRIN BOBBY DICKERSON , 1 V,-x -t L fi 1.1v521XiS. ',.f ' v-N f: is 4 A V 1.3: ' 'Nw' A SYLVIA CLARK BRENDA CONNER JESSE CURRIN JUDITH K. CURRIN Sophomores BILLY DANIEL W. D. DILLEHAY ROY DEAN BILLY ELLIOTT 5... ,W 1 'psf V7 . JOHN CRITCHER LINDA CURRIN BECKY DEMENT VVALTER FISCUS .41 , Aff' Q .4,:,,. 'Wu -A- ,. MARSHALL FLOYD NANCY GRIFFIN DONNIE HAXVKS NANCY HOGAN ff 1 3 .r-fx if ' x 'M wif' KAY GARNER JEFF GORDON BRENDA GUPTON LEA LEA HALL Sophomorcg JIMMY HESTER GAROLYN JONES if Q in -A 3:-ga, j FRANCES LARKINS CLARENCE LEMONS JUDY LICON LYNDA LILLY MARY MILTON CAROLYN MOSS RUBY LEICH NEWTON IENNIE LIND O'BRIEN Sophomores ED PACE DONNIE PARROTT ANNA PEED BILLY PITTARD HAL PITTARD CAROLYN PLEASANTS BARBARA REID BARBARA ROGERS E NV., 'U h 6' Y 'A' XZ ',..g,, .C 4 1 n , , w A .g, I x SIMON ROYSTER IULIA SMITH DORA ANN SUIT CAROLYN VVEST Ns-0 ww , X Qi: V. Y I HARPER RUFF .. BILLY SEATE LINDA SMITH CASWELL SPENCER Sophomores GARLAND fTALTON GUY WHITEHU RST '4 xii '32 . is X V. EI DIGKIE WATKINS TOMMY WOODLIEF if I W ,. PATRICIA SEATE ANN STOVALL FLORA WATKINS WALTER YOUNG A' 3 . Q l by Q' Q ry ' : -, Y .t 'Y '- , xr . - X: ' qi I , '. 2. - .'-'gfssvfaf 1 K ' ta-1 -I - 'xi 2g',mE.5:gTfH-1 Juniors .H fl A N r :- 5 sn I - 1 5 ,iii I 1 I ,. 1 V 'LSP 'R I:-.' r 'H n 1A - 2 in 5 1' ll 1 ' I P X. x fr ' - 5 ' : ig . N me ,Q x ,W X , Y S x, -rua? 1, Fu If I i U y Y ,S a A , ai Km ' 2,122 l , ' L, 1 wif i ' W' 'Y W ,X 4' lbw- A N Planar 'O . '1 ,B x anga 'A lfJ'n, 1 1 ' , 5 ,5 0 Q +4 id' N sick? 9 K x 1 4 J fr? 1 W1 ' ' xx 6 ,mf 3 '1 Li 4 I -9 Rei' F I Q X Ni , I feqfh F f f , gif. f , I I , . , -, , s 4 4, , ,Ur J' wt A If 'Wy' ! .U 1. ,QS nf. Q if , 'Q' 6 f .gh .- 'P -. 0 J ,i ,-L . ,.-, ' v' A k N, Q J' -2. 25 X i f sf f Y Y H,- C, ,i kr 5 1 'S .X 6 4 l is 1' Q xx XZ 135 N ,f t fm-7 ,, K ,xx fi l l Y JH! -Z ,Kgs r , x .. A !,,: , CHARLES BELCHER President MERCURY Mercury, the son of Iupiter was the messenger and Herald of the gods. He conducted the dead to Hades. This god, who was guardian of traverlers, roads and commerce, was also gifted with trickery and was the protector of thieves. He wore a Winged cap and winged shoes and bore in his hand a rod entwined with two serpents, called the caduceus. RAY WILLIFORD IUDITH CURRIN Vice-President Secretary BETTY LOU RAWLS Treasurer 5-E lP':f'f 2FP' in Juniors EVERLENA AIKEN CHARLES BELCHER 1AMEs BOYD CAROLYN BROOKS ANN BURNETTE JAMES BURNETTE PHYLLIS CARMICHAEL JULIA RUTH CARRINGTON MACON CARRINGTON MARGARET CHEATHAM REBECCA COOKE LEONARD CREECH gw'f :i'W Juniors JUDY CRITCHER BONNIE LOU CURRIN DONALD CURRIN JUDITH CURRIN ROBERT CURRIN SAMMY DANIEL TOMMY DANIEL BILL DICKERSON RAY DICKERSON wfzfaffef if W W My A 'f' M ffY,f'3,4MyV Lf 1-ef . KN. Q' ., 'WL kgif' xk' . U., , A AXMX f, A ' Q W4 . 1 W f 43, 9 fi ,il 0 '7- A1A'A . X Q ,L'N ' Q . X , 'Iz32EQ:1 'N- ,fx 3, :L ,L ,f H H Rb. is :E ,,., M I Q tb V-.. '..f QI' Y'.f7 RN, ff O 2 . Tm.-0' ,gy 52:7 CQ' '4I2,:1r- T m'r: , Q-', - Q Juniors NANCY FINCH IIMMY FRAZIER DUDLEY FULLER DWIGHT OBESHAM BOBBY ORISSOM JOHN HALL BILL HICKS BETTY HOWARD KELVVAY HOWARD ' B Bb Q' TOMMY HUFF 85 Wg? FINLEY JOHNSON TOMMY LANIER 6-.5 L 4 Juniors NANCY LANVSON PAT LEVEQUE ELEANOR LEWIS LELIA MCFARLAND LILLIAN MCFARLAND TOMMY MORGAN DAVID NORRIS NEIL NORWOOD DEANIE PARROTT BETTY LOU RAWLS BOBBY RAY TOMMY ROBINSON ivvw-f-K L.-.fi . '5Qffl- 9 ii-9 mmf' 'iwv fi ind' i ' , tr'-r n 0, .JY I W .Q-.,.g.,,, - m L . .- ., K .X I af ' Fr' . A 5 ' x In 'I I iilw, ..,, .. W, . Juniors LARRY SIZEMORE GEORGE PAT TARRY SHIRLEY TIPPETT CAROLINE VAUGHT CHARLES WEST RAY WILLIFORD BARBARA WILSON CHARLES WILSON WAYNE WILSON GENE WOLTZ Senior . , .-'fy ' 1- -'sm M31 . :ff Ki - L, fi 'L id - 7 V nz, , 'V I I-. Q 1 ' E 4 'wr 'xi ,a ny W.. S 6-iff i- f 5 '--' 'L-I V ' rf I .JK ,f K v -. . I - 1 . ,A . -L ., - - r .K-.I rf U: W., ' Lip'-W, I xg -T.: :l ld.: W 1-..1L'. ,4 A I 4, VE. .1 ,.-. 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Her power and wisdom were proven when she created the olive, thus receiving the honor of having the city of Athens named after her. ei if-I f gs ggg r sp L E up , ,g vhi s z Q ,1 , i to A a 'R is ..n + L CHRISTINE H1CKs CHARLES sTovALL MARY HELEN BLACKWELL JOE WHEELER President Vice-President Secretary ' i Treasurer XXX in 'Q-W A lui: .. gr. . .1.55ff.?,4,,N--, Q ,f' -' ,f pg. ' sk ve, '-'- -' H -T . Q' 'ef'-l -. , -.3-1 - , , JERRY AVERETTE FLORENCE BEASLEY MARY HELEN BLACKWELL 312, ff f 1 KITTY BODDIE 4 BOBBY BOTTOMS , WILLIAM BOYD ff -y Lf f, - 1. J ' ,YA 1g4r'Y1 -91.52, ..q,,,,,,l', Qdglkux-. L -ur an N . ,L RL sl. Wins-ff W 'alia bf f I 'Kew ., K .',,3,IidJ, .,.V, K , V 5 ANN BROOKS MILDRED BROOKS THURMAN BURNIE AUGUSTA BURWELL FRANCES CAPPS I. AQ. 3, I OHN CHEATHF wall!! AGNES CLAY f fi Sinn!----'--A,3:,.,. WM., ,,,,, is SQ. z R fy, 1? Q.. , -fi . ll' YM K' 2- xiii! 1 Ui JY '.v I 'mg 'J' pgs? 3 ff' x ,, , use-r ' FERRELL COZART ARCH CRAWFORD Vg ni N SCHOOLS WR? 'K J- . - . .. , .mi ,,.:! , 1 L X.wzx,M--, N..w,,, . my - ' ,,,-:-::,:.f,-- 1' ' . . , . . ...Q mime? Q W DAN CREWS SHIRLEY CURRIN W BETTY DANIEL niuuwgb Nun'-' A I0 Q., If 'I V 7 V A 1 , 1 5 , v 'Qf JL , A ., , J Pj ff? WA' Llp XC ,fn ' V AJ 'W VXUC6 A lyk!! :G ff-3 f f - 1' I MX U N Jul. M gy! fl, ' 1 U ,Dfw U A Dfw f H A xl- .56 ,Vxv , HARLOTTE EASTON ' 19LLY,pA,N1EL'f lypfu ,,, L W' BARBARA DAVIS G 1 ' ' ' Af .-Q.. -1 '. V ' L, 4' ug, IAA, fi! fx. 244. 2 V V f',- 4, ATL . i 4 , ,1','ffi,Z' Q , ' ' ff if ' ff 11.-.f'x . gf 51 'Q-. DAVID FORD CALLIE FRAZIER LINDA GARNER an :J A Q'W'vl-ww 'UPN-:u.M-0'4 Num ,Miz N :A ' 'W ,,a.m.',.a--hw? Q2-1 , A pffrah ' g,,..,.eu fftwxiji mamsswg 5:37-+ 1',1-wi 3 : 9 4 gwux 7:41329-X ': rS1 ' ROBERT GRESHAM CAROLYN HAMME MAURICE HESTER CHRISTINE HICKS DONNIE HICKS ELOUISE, HORNER mx '-'K 3 1' Us ...guage- 'QP' lu-s Blix NIH MQW -In -I 'en , E 3 V f I f?W'Mf 4.: ,gg I W ' 5 . Y lj? I J MP 4 If, A BOBBY HUFF VERNARD KING EDWIN KNOTT BRENDA LICON I . 1 , 1 .A WILBUR LONGMIRE WILLIAM LYTTON .21 , '23 Ex l -nv . ,VKX ,ig . . . .P-nsqpfgq - ,- E ., ERNEST MILTON BETTY IEAN MINOR MARY LOU MORGAN -..., SHOWN TM IMT. H 2130 Q NKGHRT 730' W . 6 'Q . M- 5? iriga wh .il .wqmw 54 S wi T gxi wi' Zig IA. tif 151 31 vm X :H ' . fag' 5 'E KH zgf mv f' LUCY OAKES nf IACK OVERTON IEANIE PARKER E X r Axwx 'tl V T ff gr I , 2: 'inu-sf N. xv-Ns VJ Wy 1117257 ll ? 'f A 'New S -f--, . .uu A . JIMMY PARROTT MARTHA PERKINS Q ,V A -J A.. 4? , Y r , U 'Wx- A' '-. 4 'I not X f 1 MARSHA RAY wikfwj V7 GALE SQUIRES CHARLES STOVALL K, x. FRANCES TAYLOR bl zv ifl L'- ' ' A Ama' O Q, PRISCILLA TIPPETT HQ , ,gg , 'mf' JOYCE TUNSTALL FIELDING WALKER .c , fggf 3 Q. 4g,,,,.xi7 ' . FREDDIE WATKINS DORIS WATSON JOHN WEBB X , SQ X N-'f fi! 'O 'P ,vff 'E .2 Q Os kwa., A x. ww' ' spun--' AK' A t:T 7 MAY WHITE JANE WILLIAMS JULIAN 'WILSON ' mx Y' 0' lx, 11 Senior Directory JEROME THOMAS AVERETT III A handsome countenance is no slight advantage. Boys' Intramurals 15 Bus Drivers' Club 35 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2, Reporter 3, President 45 Senior Superlative. MARTHA FLORENCE BEASLEY A good disposition is more valuable than gold. Band 2,3,4, Majorette 2,3, Drum Majorette 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,25 4-H 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 15 F.H.A. 45 Basketball 3,4. 'MARY HELEN BLACKWELL Wherever she goes there will always be her smile, her good disposition, and her friends. Freshman Class Treasurer5 Owl Staff 1,3,4, As- sociate Editor 3, Editor 45 Latin Club 1,25 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Sophomore Class Secretary5 junior Class Secretary5 junior Play5 Student Council 3,45 Senior Class Secretary5 Class Night Speaker5 Senior Superlative. KATHRYN ELIZABETH BODDIE A winsome personality and a born athlete. Owl Staff 3,4, Circulation Manager 3, Business Manager 45 Girls' Intramurals 15 Chorus 25 F.T.A. 25 Latin Club 1,25 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, President 45 Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Senior Superla- tive. ROBERT VVYATT BOTTOMS Silence is more eloquent than words. Basketball 15 F.F.A. 15 4-H 15 Iunior Play. WILLIAM TAYLOR BOYD Speech is great5 but silence is greater. F .F .A. 1,2,3,45 Boys' Intramurals 1. ANN SPENCER BROOKS She hath a natural, wise sincerity, a simple truthfulnessf, G.A.A. 15 4-H 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Bible Club 4. MILDRED ROSE BROOKS Wit does not take the place of knowledge. Townsville High School 1,25 F.H.A. 3,45 Bus Drivers, Club 3,45 Girls' Intramurals 35 G.A.A. 45 Owl Staff 45 Beta Club 35 National Honor Society 4, Secretary 4. THURMAN EVERETT BURNETTE The only way to have a friend is to be one. Student Council 45 B.A.A. 15 F.F.A. 1,2,35 Boys, Intramurals 1,25 Bus Drivers' Club 3,4, President 45 junior Play5 Senior Superlative. AUGUSTA IO BURWELL Red hair and a laughing smile win friendsf, Chorus 1,35 G.A.A. 1,2,35 Latin Club 1,2,35 4-H Club 1,25 F.T.A. 45 OXONIAN Staff 2,4. FRANCES LINWOOD CAPPS She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with, and pleasant to think on too. Townsville High School 1,25 Beta Club 35 Na- tional Honor Society 45 G.A.A. 45 Girls' Intra- murals 35 Owl Staff 45 F.H.A. 3,4, Recreational Leader 4, Bi-County Recreational Leader 45 Bus Drivers' Club 4, Treasurer 45 Basketball 3,4, Co- Captain 45 Senior Superlative. JOHN GORDON CHEATHAM, IR. Men of talent, are men for all occasionsf' B.A.A. 15 Latin Club 1,25 Science Club 3,45 Basketball 25 OXONIAN Staff 1,2,3, Art Editor 3,45 Senior Superlative. AGNES CLAY Out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speakethf' Chorus 3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,35 4-H 1,2,35 Girls' Intra- murals 15 F .T.A. 15 Bible Club 45 Band l,2,3,4. ALLEN FERRELL COZART, IR. To worry little, to study less, this is my idea of happiness. OXONIAN Staff 2,45 Chorus 35 Boys' Intramu- rals 15 B.A.A. 15 Science Club 45 French Club 3. ARCHIBALD ARRINGTON HICKS CRAWFORD What I can't see, I wonit believe in. 5 Basketball Manager 15 Latin Club 1,25 Bible Club 1,25 Owl Staff 15 French Club 35 Science Club 3,4, Treasurer 45 Football Manager 15 Iunior Play. ROBERT DANIEL CREWS Take it easy, have your fun, let the old world flicker on. Student Council 15 B.A.A. 15 F.F.A. 1,25 Boys' Intramurals 1. SHIRLEY THOMAS CURRIN The type of guy who moves quietly, but steadily forward. B.A.A. 15 Science Club 45 Bus Drivers' Club 45 French Club 35 Boys' Intramurals 15 OXONIAN Staff 2,3,4, Business Manager 45 Senior Superla- tive. BETTY ALLEN DANIEL A winning smile, an excellent friend, an earnest worker, and true to the endf' Chorus 1,2,3,4, Accompanist 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 45 Latin Club 25 F.T.A. 3,4, Sec- retary 3, President 45 4-H Club 1,2,3, Secretary 2, Song Leader 35 Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Bible Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2, President 35 junior Play5 Senior Superlative. POLLY ANNA DANIEL Fair of figure, fair of face, full of fun, full of grace. Basketball 25 Girls' Intramurals 1,2,35 F.H.A. 2, 3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Social Chairman 45 Owl Staff 45 Homecoming Court 1,2,3,4, Maid of Honor 45 Senior Superlative. BARBARA ANN DAVIS Thought will not work except in silence. G.A.A. 15 Bible Club 45 F.H.A. 2,3,45 Girls, In- tramurals 1,25 4-H Club 3,4, Senior Directory CHARLOTTE VIRGINIA EASTON She was made of happy thought, and full of wit and laughter. Cheerleader I,2,3,4, Chief 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,35 French Club 35 OXONIAN Staff 25 Iunior Play5 Class Night Speaker. WILLIAM DAVID FORD A light heart lives onf' Basketball 1,2,3,45 B.A.A. 15 Monogram 2,3,45 F .F.A. 1,25 Boys' Intramurals 15 Baseball 2,3,4, Captain 4. CALLIE JOAN F RAZIER She is neat and cute, and works as well as she plays. Beta Club 35 National Honor Society 45 French Club 3,4, Treasurer 3, Secretary 45 Latin Club 152,35 Bible Club 3,4, Vice-President 45 Basket- ball 15 Chorus 1,2,35 OXONIAN Staff 45 Girls, State Representative 35 G.A.A. 1,25 Band 15 Stu- dent Council 2,3, Secretary 35 junior Play5 Mar- shal 3,45 Homecoming Court 1,3,4, Queen 45 Class Night Speaker5 Senior Superlative. LINDA BRYAN GARNER I Better to be small and shine, than to be large and cast a shadow. Oak Hill High School 1,25 Bible Club 4, Treas- urer 45 Chorus 35 French Club 35 Beta Club 35 National Honor Society 4, Treasurer 4. ROBERT ELVIS GRESHAM, IR. He profits most who serves bestf, Oxford Orphanage 1,25 Chorus 45 Bus Drivers, Club 3,4. V CAROLYN VIRGINIA HAMME A smile for all she meets. A charm to make each memory sweet. G.A.A. 1,25 Girls' Intramurals 15 Latin Club 35 French Club 35 Band 2,3. CORNELIOUS MAURICE HESTER A sense of usefulness puts yest into life, a useful life is worth living. Bus Drivers' Club 2,3,45 Boys, Intramurals 1,25 F.F.A. 1,253,45 Iunior Play. CHRISTINE LEIGH HICKS A quiet and modest little miss who aims high, and is sure to reach her goal. Senior Class President5 Beta Club 35 National Honor Society 45 Marshal 3,45 Student Council 1,2,45 Bible Club 1,3,4, President 45 F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4, Parliamentarian 2, Vice-President 3, Presi- dent 45 Chorus 1,2,35 OXONIAN Staff 45 4-H Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 1, President 2, Sec- reta1'y 35 Student of Month 45 Class Night Speaker5 Recipient of the D.A.R. Award5 Senior Superlative. DONALD MICHAEL HICKS M en of few words are the best. F .F.A. 1,2,3,45 Boys' Intramurals 1,2,3,4. ELOUISE KENT HORNER A merry heart, a charming smile, happy is she all the while. Vice-President of Sophomore Class5 G.A.A. 152,45 Bible Club 45 Latin Club 1,2, Secretary 15 French Club 35 Chorus 1,2,35 Band 15 Alternate Cheer- leader 2,35 Basketball 1,2,3,4. ROBERT CHURCHFUL HUFF, IR. Fine sense is not half as useful as common sensef' Bus Drivers' Club 354, Vice-President 45 F .F .A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter 4. VERNARD ALLEN KING Dependable and well liked by allf' Marshal 3,45 Beta Club 35 National Honor So- ciety 45 Bus Drivers, Club 3,45 Boys' Intramurals 1,2,3,45 F .F .A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Senior Super- lative. STEPHEN EDWIN KNOTT In the race of life he will not be behind. Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Football 15 B.A.A. 15 Monogram Club 253,45 OXONIAN Staff 25 Boys, Intramurals 15 Chorus 35 Latin Club 1,2,35 Science Club 35 Band 1,2,3. BRENDA IOYCE LIGON Modest and sweet, calm and sincere. Chorus 1,2,3,45 Bible Club 1,45 Debating Club 35 Latin Club 25 F.H.A. 1,25 Band 1,25 Colorguard 1,2. WILBUR LOUIS LONGMIRE Athletic, witty, and full of fun, he's made friends of everyone. Football 2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 B.A.A. 15 Mono- gram ,Club 3, President 45 Boys' Intramurals 15 F .F .A. 2,3,4, Sentinel 3, Vice-President 45 Track 3,45 Basketball 45 Senior Superlative. WILLIAM ALBERT LYTTON As good natured a soul as ever trod on a shoe of leather. Football 1,25 Basketball 45 B.A.A. 15 Monogram Club 253,45 Debating Club 3,45 Latin Club 1525 Boys, Intramurals 1,45 Chorus 2,35 OXONIAN Staff 45 Golf 1,2,3,45 junior Play5 Class Night Speaker5 Senior Superlative. ERNEST RANDOLPH MILTON Never say more than is necessary. Baseball 3,45 Track 45 Boys' Intramurals 152,35 Monogram Club 3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Basketball 3,4. BETTY JEAN MINOR Of all the joys that I recall, to be in love is best of allf' Chorus 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Bible Club 1,2. MARY LOUISE MORGAN Her charming ways, her friendly smile make her friendship well worthwhile. Class Night Speaker5 G.A.A. 15 4-H 1,2,3,4, Secre- tary 45 Girls' Intramurals 1,25 F.H.A. 2,3,4, Project Chairman 3, Treasurer 45 Bible Club 45 Basket- ball 3,45 Senior Superlative. LUCY ANN OAKES Happy am I5 from care I'm free. Why aren't they all contented like me? Colorguard 45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Chorus 15 Girls' Intramurals 25 Bible Club 1,45 4-H 1,25 Library Assistant 35 Manager of Girls' Basketball Team 4. Page Eighty-One Senior Directory CAMERON JACK OVERTON Be always as merry as ever you can, for no one delights in a sorrowful manf' Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball I,3, B.A.A. I, Base- ball 4, Monogram Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 4. JEANIE -LOU PARKER Meet her, know her, and you'll never forget herf' Band 1,2,4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Latin Club 1, French Club 3,4, Owl Staff 1, Chorus 2,3. JIMMY GLENN PARROTT A loyal, just, and upright gentlemanf' Baseball 2,3, Monogram Club 3,4, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Bus Drivers' Club 3,4, Senior Superlative. MARTHA GORDON PERKINS Efficient, sweet, and sincere. Owl Staff 1,3,4, Circulation Manager 4, Library Club 1, G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Latin Club 1, Chorus 1, F.T.A. 1. MARSHA CILL RAY This friendly lass with golden hair possesses traits that are very rare. Junior-Senior Waitress 1, Basketball 1, Cheer- leader 1, Student Council l,3, Vice-President 3, Latin Club 1,2,3, President 2, Vice-President of N. C. Junior Classical League, G.A.A. 1, Chorus 1,2,3, Debating Club 2,3,4, Debator 3,4, Bible Club 3, French Club 3,4, Junior Play, Marshal 3,4, Beta Club 3, National Honor Society 4, OXONIAN Staff 4, Semi-Finalist in National Merit Exam 3, Senior Superlative. CAROLYN GALE LAWRENCE SQUIRES Charm strikes the sight and merit wins the soulf' Chorus 1,2,3, Band 1, G.A.A. 1,2,3, Latin Club 1,2, Bible Club 4, Junior Play. CHARLES STRADLEY STOVALL Ready for anything, be it work or play. An all-round good fellow in every way. Football 1,2,3,4, Track 3, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co- Captain 4, B.A.A. 1, Monogram Club 2,3,4, Treas- urer 4, Latin Club 1,2,3, Science Club 3,4, Vice- President 3, Junior Play, OXONIAN Staff 1,2,3,4, Associate Editor 3, Editor 4, Junior Class Presi- dent, Senior Class Vice-President, Senior Superla- tive. FRANCES WORTHINGTON TAYLOR Be yourself above all things. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1, Girls, Intramurals 2, French Club 3. PRISCILLA LANE TIPPETT Her acts are always kindlyf' Bible Club 1,4, F.H.A. 2,3,4, Chorus 1, Library Assistant 1,2, Girls' Intramurals 1, 4-H Club 1. JOYCE MAE TUNSTALL Good natured, dependable, and a true friend. Bible Club 1,4, F.H.A. 1,2,3, Historian 2, Parlia- mentarian 3, Chorus I,2,3, Girls' Intramurals 4, 4-H Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 1, Pianist 2, Song- leader 3, President 4, Student Council 3, Junior Play, Senior Superlative. FIELDING LEWIS WALKER IV He that hath patience may compass anything. Student Council 1,3,4, President 4, President of Sophomore Class, Vice-President of Junior Class, Basketball 1,2, Football 1,2, Golf 1,2, B.A.A. 1, Monogram Club 2,3,4, Latin Club 1,2,3, Vice- President 1, OXONIAN Staff 1,2,3,4, Science Club 3,4, President 3, Debating Club 3,4, De- bator 3,4, Junior Play, Class Night Speaker. F REDDIE WILLIAM WATKINS Whew-Now 1'm beginning to livef' Boys' Intramurals 1,2,3, F .F.A. 1,2,3,4. DORIS ANN WATSON A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Roxboro High School 1,2, Chorus 3, French Club 3,4, 4-H 3,4, Bible Club 3,4. JOHN GRAHAM WEBB II My teachers think Fm so sweet, I'M always placed on the foremost seatf' Football I, Student Council 2,3, Treasurer 2, OXONIAN Staff 3,4, Beta Club 3, National Honor Society 4, Chief Marshal 3,4, Freshman Class President, Junior Class Treasurer, Debating Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 3,4, Debator 3,4, Junior Play, French Club 3,4, Vice-President 3, Bible Club I,2,3, Vice-President 2, Chorus 1, Senior Superlative. JOSEPH GRAHAM WHEELER III He will succeed, for he believes all he says. Latin Club 1,2, B.A.A. 1, Debating Club 3,4, President 4, Beta Club 3, National Honor Society 4, President 4, Student Council 2,4, .Marshal 3,4, Boys' Intramurals 1,2, Chorus 3, OXONIAN Staff 4, Track 3,4, Senior Superlative. MAY HAILEY WHITE The only jewel which will not decay is knowledgef' Chorus 1,2,3, Band 1,2,3, G.A.A. 1,2, Latin Club 1,2,3, French Club 3,4, President 4, OXONIAN Staff 4, Debating Club 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Bible Club 3, Beta Club 3, National Honor Society 4, Vice-President 4, Junior Play, Senior Superlative. CHARLES WATKINS WILKINSON Patience in time conquer all things. B.A.A. 1, Boys' Intramurals 1, French Club 3,4, OXONIAN Staff 3,4, Debating Club 3,4. NANCY JANE WILLIAMS A girl who is loved, a girl with grace, with fairness of figure and fairness of face. Chorus 1, Band 3,4, French Club 3,4, F.T.A. 2, Homecoming Court 2, G.A.A. I,2,3,4, Senior Superlative. JULIAN HOBGOOD WILSON Silence is a true friend who never betrays. Owl Staff 1, Boys' Intramurals 2, Bible Club 1, 2, Senior Superlative. ' BETTY JANE YANCEY Quiet, reserved, and capable too, a real friend, kind, and true. Chorus 1, OXONIAN Staff 2,4, Bible Club 1,3,4, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Parliamentarian 4, 4-H Club 1,2,3, Reporter 2, Debating Club 3, Marshal 3,4, Beta Club 3, National Honor Society 4. Class Night Speakers ,TN Z' ' ,i ,L Z g-' ' 'QM' an 5 ll Y X 'svn C59 .V 4 X22 f gi 51 is f . . . .,g.... J, Left to right: Fielding Walker, Introducer of Seniorsg Mary Lou Morgan, Poetg Charlotte Easton, Prophetg Mary Christine Hicks, Class Presidentg Callie Frazier, Historiang Helen Blackwell, Ciftoriang William Lytton, Testator. The apple of the Seniors' eyes this year is little Teresa Currin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luther W. Currin. Teresa is eight years old and in the second grade. Her favorite subject in school is reading. This animated little girl likes Popeye, playing with her hula-hoop, and eating hot dogs. The Seniors wish for Teresa a future which will be filled with much happiness and success! TERESA CURRIN Mascot Page E ighty-Three Senior S . . L BEST AL RGUND MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED CHRISTINE HICKS-CHARLES STOVALL MARSHA RAY-IOE WHEELER WITTIEST NEATEST CALLIE FRAZIER-JIMMY PARROTT FRANCES CAPPS-WILLIAM LYTTON Page Eighty-Four Superlatives i'XX :Y IQ. Qi lf! - L S S s 1 11 A A - . 5 I v ' X U K :Ci X X w - -N, -, S --4' a ' ' MOST COURTEOUS BEST LQQKINQ MARY HELEN BLACKWELL-IULIAN WILSON POLLY DANIEL-JERRY AVERETT MOST TALEN TED FRIENDLIEST JOHN CHEATHAM-BETTY DANIEL MARY LOU MORGAN-THURMAN BURNETTE Page Eighty-Five Senior Superlatives CUTEST LEY CURRIN-JANE WILLIAMS MOST DEPENDABLE ,SHIR OYCE TUNSTALL VERNARD KING-I R-X MOST ATHLETIC MOST INTELLECTUAL KITTY BODDIE-WILBUR LONGMIRE MAY VVHITE-IQHN WEBB Page Eighty-S ix ,nz-fw - r I N , K r l r r 1 1 Y 1 rl Q Marshals U E? 4- , .1:.L''- L'3i1111':3IfY'U3ff .'x?2?fV V 1,5 -g . ..., , r:v:'11': ww,-Y fM- 'Lx1- , x '-.,fwUST1 -'Afii-f4f?H'V' ,, 1 'N-. VT '. 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Second row: John Webb, Joe Wheeler, May White, Vernard King. of- f .. --ffm Page Eighty-Seven Page Eighty-Eight The Queen CALLIE FRAZIEB i Home :coming i l l l Maud of Honor POLLY DANIEL l l I s F .an if Q ' ' l l The Court Left to right: Linda Currin, Betty Howard, Lea Lea Hall, Lillian McFarland, Cynthia Watkins, Diane Saunders. l l ws: K Page Eighty-Nine , 1 1 ,. -m x, - H .9 4 S F-es .,-L, 1 - , 4 3 ' H . X , -.sms ' 4 - ,W-x gg . ,,a,. gg, .2 - g ,.,. 's .. q1,.-'55- v-z,. . -Q gi-jj? '51, ., N , 1 Wk . , X: - e + ,V N y, W9 4 . 'U YH Guess Who? I.. , , 2 'I x v K 1 . .Aff ' if I 4. x' NX - .sf 'm rg 212 152 1-,-,Fw 3 'JH .. 5' 'ff' 'xl M... 5 .. mag 'Qx ' A N ' Q , 5.3,-,.a,.:.,,4,. - :,,.,,Qw.i,i Q ..3: i, x 'V' P . E- is 1' if-sv 9 3 ' I -'L , 2 X X. YS if 1 ff? -W , Y -, NX ' V. x Qi 4 ' ...ww .- S Q' av-, ,fl 'N 1 3 ..,, 5 zA 19 , M ,. 2-, ,. 5: - t.::355..:,, ,, 1 , M l JI X 12- X ,.. ., . sv gr f I .g,y qw. s .wwf 1 x .T .,... ' W N vii X Aix ZB- F Nb ?x 41'-r 1 'QQ T. New- X .5 . Emi. -...Q -W - f' :N 1 ...fv- -A... Y-M x . 4. Junior High I 'Wig fn' K, -1 1 Ll - - - ' , Ai- 1, .im A A 4 fx- ' ri v -'V' - .21 -L4 'xi . I Z I.-.5 C' . ,I .5 j L ZQTSC' ' f -1:5 st ' X X ., . ' - 1 .- ' V- . . :1. 55 0 nk' 'V ' 'F '-Mwvatfzlsw ' ' 1 .2 ,.,:,t.:.,r,W-,, lim. A . ,. . ,Qu X - , ' J -1 u- Kb Y 5 1 ' V 'I ia, L, 5 X gi 'lg , Kg , . ,Q ,ai 4 f V its , - ' f if Al 1 Ji ' ,. , A iv, f N JH uh I in K in lv Y f, ' m ri LJ . 'ff-' ' ssl- ' ' 1 H J 'li P 1 vv 4 1 Li EN 'I xl .rf ,Ira g 'ix ' l 1: 'H ' :L Q1 I, -,dw Act' lx pi v 5 Aa 9, X Q x 5 NGK fp ii . 4-, 14-.v.:g.f f-' , aw :4 1 1 ' 2-51'-Q 1 - .' . Mg., -J ,HW If - -we r 11. .- -L3-1: -, . ,'-YASA - .jf Faiw 55510 if - . .1 .14 -I H, y... V . - 'g,xv5y ww.:5' if f -Q. .gg 5 my lv 1, in '.n -' , A 'L . ,. -gs' ' ' I T1 Qi: , As gf? j -Qhs H 'X-'i-: h ' -L i 9, F ei! r af., , 'Jelly IB.. il 5 lbiza Q, 'F'i1i.eP, 'A on wi vo, . , 5 . 9: CUPID Cupid, the god who ruled all emotions of love, was pictured as a winged, naked boy with bow and arrow. The son of Venus, the Goddess of Beauty, this mischievous little god never grew beyond childhood. Armed with his bow and arrow, he shot his darts of desire and passion into the hearts of both gods and men: an arrow from his bow would create love in the breast of what- ever god or mortal it wounded. ,I . ., si f . 1-I ' PEGGY AVERETT DAVID CURRIN JUDY HART JIMMY WALKER I . il? ' ' 5 , KJ - px Q PICOT FRAZIER LYNN DUNCAN JOYCE DEAN DAVID CANNADY VERNON AVERETT .loriior High School Faculty T?E 1s..f2 X.-.x1 fi '31 'I3' iff l 1 +A f 5 2 lisfl Left to right: Miss Mildred Bullock. Mrs. Oren Elms, Mrs. Albert Lamm, Mrs. E. C. McSwain, Miss Peggy XValdo, Mrs. Tom Iones. 2 Page N inety-Two Left to right: Miss Annie Belle Smith, Mrs. Katherine B, Thomasson, Miss Evelyn Breedlove, Mrs. Inez H. Wright, Miss Mattie Mae Lyon, Mrs. Mildred L. Squires. 'S X an Q , -qw A.. ,. Mfg -4- L fy : 2 ,, .vc j1,,. . , 1 , 1, i , ' r.4 ,Mz:.g, nz: 1' I. ' 3 , 7 f ' Y , nm 9 Qi A if IW L ' bw l g- 4 9 L 11' iii 4 r Q 'I Qi' 4 fb' I A fb i ll Q. will 1 li 5 3'-X , If lv - L.. Q Y ,N 1 .. A N A E 2 as ' , W ,,Y,,.. . ,fi S ff: Miss Bullocks Eighth Grade First row, left to right: William Grady, Iames Beal, Paul Duffy, Terry Gentry, Royster YVashington, Henry Hall. Second row: Annie Mae Wilson, Cheryl Duncan, Sue Gordon, Patricia Averette, Hazel Long. Third row: Dudley Williams, Claudia Currin, Bobbie Rawls, Anne Gholson, Louise Hunt, Brenda Clark. Fourth row: Arch Hicks, Steward Wildman, Carolyn Cash, Ruby Finch. Fifth row: Douglas Whitt, Larry Reece, Judy Hart, Harry Watts, Linda Day, Steve Piper. Mrs. Elms' Eighth Grade W First row, left to right: Richard Wyshoczka, Wills Hancock, W. L. Ray Griffin, Marvin Averett, Ben Pace. Fourth row: Nancy ' West, Wiley Emmert, Ierry Williford. Second row: Sylvia Setyer, Pittard, Linda Sizemore, Faye Hicks, David Currin, Jim Floyd. l Gloria Currin, Melba Newton, Vera Schmit, Betty Tippett, Rita Fifth row: Cecil Sanford, Taylor Parham. Tippett. Third row: Diane Greene, Nancy Rogers, Joe Currin, Page Ninety-Three 7' -CJ' if-me Ja Mrs. Lamm's Eighth Grade First row, left to right: Cary Pickett, Mike NVarren, Bobby Jones, Lock Benton, Ruby Clark, Sue Norris. Second row: Linda Champion, Charles XVilliams, Troy johnson, Mary Campbell, Betty WVhitehurst. Third row: Francis Boyd, Shelby Hughes, Terry Boyd, Diane Cox, Shirley Finch. Fourth row: Linda Sanford, Martha Bowling, Patricia Cannichael, Peggy Averett, Judith Harrell. Fifth row: Victor Self, Vernon Morton, Carl Ellington, A. M. Clayborne, Clifton Champion. Miss Smith's Seventh Grade First row, left to right: David Dement, Ford Duggins, Ricky Floyd, Bryson XVoodlief, Rebecca Blair, Lee Roy Hughs, Garland Reece. Second row: Thomas Clement, Ann Tunstall, Brenda Carole Jones, Susan Gregory, jerry Hedrick. Third row: Fallis Finch, Paula Yancey, Edith Dean, Sue Lay, Sara Sneed. Fourth row: Sallie Thomas, Kenneth Cash, Bobby Welch, Judy Bullock, Mary VVells Ruff. Fifth row: jimmy Seate, Mary Lee Norwood, Ruth Huff, Margaret Weary, Marguerite Williams, Ioan Powell. Sixth row: Eve Brewer, Corinne Fox, Sandra Morgan, Lynn Duncan, Ricky Cottrell. Miss Lyons Sixth Grade First row, left to right: Marilyn Tunstall, George Childers, Earl Rope, Linda Parham, Bev Norwood. Second row: Richard Paynter, Margaret Jennings, Diane Currin, Joyce Dean, Patty Thomas, Carol Jean Corbett. Third row: Sammy Elliott, Jimmy Phillips, Jimmy Parrott, Linda Wheeler, Billy Raynor, Annette Clark, Gail Ashworth. 'Fourth row: Pat Saunders, James Dickerson, Melvin Nance, Rhem Hutinson, Lucy Webb Baird. Mrs. Squires' Sixth Grade First row, left to right: Judith Williams, Michael Hanks, Larry Parrott, Judith Yancey, Randy Rutledge, Donald Martin. Second row: David Cannady, Tommy Taylor, Carolyn White, Judy Thomasson, Mark Smith, Bobby Frazier. Third row: Billy l Page Ninety-Six Grissom, John Currin, Mary Jean Parham, Linda Pleasants, Carolyn Finch, Betty Yancey, Betsy Suitt, Celia Hester. Fourth row: Joe Riggan, Gene Ellinson, Roy Dickerson, Berley Hart, Mike Zava, Jack Breedlove. Junior Varsity Football First row: Paul Duffy, Marvin Averett, Robert Powell, Sammy Bottoms, Donald Barnes, Harry jones, Otis Dickerson, Mark Duggins, Barry' Averett. Second row: jerry Hedrick, johnny Rig an, Albert jones, Bill Dixon, Thomas Clement, Ray Griffin, Gilgen Martin, Picot Frazier, Charles XVilliams, Tommy Cozart. Junior High Chggtgsf fr xwf Third row: Henry Hall, Vernon Morton, Arch Hicks, David Currin, jim Floyd, Floyd Carmichael, Winston,Pruitt, Jerry XVilliford. Fourth row: Billy Finch, Lock Benton, Lynn Duncan, james Dickerson, Cecil Sanford, Al Averett, Van Wood, Edwin Stem, Rudy,,VVatkins. Co-Captains: Van Wood, Sa my Bottoms. is ri-'tgffrg LQ. - F irst row, left to right: Luther Carrington, Ford Duggins, Charles Hight, Betsy Gentry, Bill Breedlove, William Grady, Diane Currin, Linda Parham, Larry Parrot. Second row: Judith Thompson, Carolyn VVhite, Linda Cummings, Catherine Duffy, Mary Wells Ruff, E. A. Mays, Carolyn Creech, Reed Watkins, Rita Tippet. Third row: Gale Ashworth, Ann Rose Brown, Linda Sanford, Shirley Finch, Sue Norris, Nancy Parrot, Rochelle Saunders, Betty Adams, Sallie Thomas, Ann Wilson, Sue Gordon. Fourth row: Carline Lewis, Iudy Hart, Claudia Currin, Linda Day, Faye Hicks, Ruby Finch, Diane Green. Fifth row: Jack Breedlove, Johnnie Riggian, Charles Peed, Diane Bridges, Peggy Averett, Anne Gholson, Patricia Carmichael, Nancy Rogers, Louise Hunt. Sixth row: Fallis Finch, A. M. Clayborne. Y I Junior High Cheerleaders ELIZABETH WATKINS MARY WELLS HUFF . gisvfi' Chief E1 ANN CHOLSON BETSY ANN GENTRY BOBBIE RAWLS ...As . ' '3W'?5:u,. H ' ' ,Q K ., ... .,, ,,.:zQV CLAUDIA CURRIN fi' 1 5 Q MARY ELIZABETH W , CAMPBELL ' -.2 .4 ' JUNE HALL DAISY HALL 1 X fj V ..., ,T Qi - v ' J-V -'Q u fe if, 1 cats an - A , Q CAROLINE LEWIS IUDY HART Junior High Band . JV' we First Y . 4-, , 2 4 '1 E U 3 J Q C n, left to right: Linda Sadler, Bobby Welch, Howard Gail Ashworth, Danny Williford, Mike Saunders, Sonny Elliot, Bonnie Lynn Melton, L. G. Jones, Ford Duggins. Vemon Averette. Fourth column: Linda Ann Currin, Elizal olumn: Ann Sadler, Catherine Duffy, Thomas Clement, Howell Tony Oakes Martha May Moore Jen' La ' Str d , , , y mer, a Carter Mattox, Bruce Daniel, Donald Martin. Third column: Watkins. Lunchroom Faculty and Se-Xtons LUNCHROOM FACULTY Left to right: Lois Currin, XVilheminia Currin, Estelle Bullock, Lorean Chavis,'Ruby Obvey. . U., 1 ' SEXTONS Left to right: james. Evans, james Crews. We are grateful to Mrs. Bullock, our dietitian, and her very competent lunch- room staff for their excellent service. We look forward each day to the good home- cooked meal that is waiting for us when the lunch bell rings. Advertisement These are the businessmen, firms, and companies which advertise in your yearbook. Their livelihood depends upon courteous, efficient service to you as a student, as a part of the general American public. They need you as you need them to supply necessities and luxuries. Close co-operation between students and advertiser will result in a happier and more prosperous life for both. OXFORD VVORSTED MILL GRANVILLE ICE 61 FUEL CO. MEDFORD MOTORS, INC. WILSON'S GULF SERVICE CENTER OXFORD NATIONAL BANK HERFF JONES CO. PINE STATE CREAMERY HILLMAN CURRIN ESSO SAUNDER'S MOTOR CO. OXFORD FURNITURE STORE FOX'S DEPARTMENT STORE LOVELY LADY BEAUTY SHOPPE PEEPLES KIMBRELL HERRING AND VVILLIAM DRUGGIST GEORGE CURRIN IEWELER THE FLOVVER SHOP WILLIAMS DRUG CO. BAIRD HARDWARE CO. OXFORD BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION WILLIAMS BREEDLOVE CO. CAPEHART CLEANERS TAYLOR SUPPLY CO. THE YOUNG MEN'S SHOP The Business Manager BREEDLOVE AND MORTON, INSURANCE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. HALL'S DRUG STORE GRANVILLE FURNITURE CO. IOHNSON XVAREHOUSE CAROLINA POXVER AND LIGHT COMPANY GRANVILLE INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. BRANTXVOOD GRILL THORNDALE SANDWICH SHOP IIMMIE'S PIEDMONT FLOORING CO. VOGUE HOSIERY MILL, INC. RAY LUMBER CO. OXFORD MOTOR INN OXFORD BEAUTY SHOP IDEAL FRUIT AND GROCERY ORPHEUM THEATRE VV. A. ADAMS TOBACCO CO. PENNY FURNITURE CO. LEGGETT'S DEPARTMENT STORE SHARPE,S CHAPMAN LUMBER CO. MITCHELL INSURANCE AGENCY HONVARD BROTHERS Page One Hundred One OXFORD WORSTED MILL Burliggjcgdg INDUS-mes. ,Nags .t lnvesfigafe Career Opporfunifies ln Texfiles l 6 i Future Outlook- Promising ling on C We live in a growing America. Our nafion is dedicafed fo progress and fhe advancemenf of man and his world. And only fhrough educafion can fhe necessary progress of fhe fufure be accomplished. ln fexfiles, fremendous forward sfrides are being made. Revolufionary new fibers and processes are giving Americans beffer and more affracfive fabrics, for every purpose, fhan ever before. Burlingfon Indusfries and ifs member companies and planfs are proud fo be an imporfanf parf of one of America's mosf essenfial indusfries. Page One Hundred Two C I. .f- sa' -r -x ' .,5. ,te mx KVI4Il1W!HI 4 W. A. ADAMS TOBACCO COMPANY OXFORD, NORTH CAROLINA Page One Hundred 1' hree WW gay. . TO GREATER VALUES L GRANVILLE ,Smut ICE AND FUEL COMPANY A-955-51 Cfllfllffw .3334 ' OSX. SACMFICE SALE PENNY FURNITURE COMPANY MEDFORD MOTORS, INC. 143 Hillsboro Street Phone 3077 Roxboro Road Phone 4151 dred Four I K I , ,.,xx . on e '-- A ' A .. , tilt E T ,..,....-- '-sw +-g I LEGGETT'S DEPARTMENT WlL5QN'5 GULF SERVICE 5T0RE CENTER 118 College Street Phone 5737 210 Williamsboro Street Phone 3089 Xi Z4 gf THE OXFORD NATIONAL SHARPE'S BANK 127 Williamsboro Street Phone 3249 Member Federal Reserve System Page One Hundred Five John Ed Pittard, Ir. College Street OXFORD, NORTH CAROLINA 1 1,4 CHAPMAN P P -' I UQ In . w ' - M . ' - 'M - 4 il lf A xi -- HERFF JONES CO. Manufacturing jewelers if Stationers 1401 - 1429 North Capital Avenue Indianapolis 7, Indiana Reply to ALLEN BARBEE District Representative SPRING HOPE, NORTH CAROLINA MITCHELL INSURANCE COMPANY WILL Z. MITCHELL, Manager Phone 3445 OXFORD, NORTH CAROLINA L 'gneffgfg PINE STATE CREAMERY coMPANY ln.: - lc: :ann OXFORD IRQ Nami Chiu Sim lens' DUNN HENDERSON i GOLDSBORO 'I ' RALEIGH Ol fllll-Gllllllj Page One Hundred Six HOWARD BROTHERS Kelway Howard R. C. A. Television Repairs Outboard Motors Record Players Transistor Radios PHILCO Fishing Equipment Fine Boats Color Television Home Appliances ILLMAN CU RRI N E550 H SERVICENTER SAUNDER'S MOTOR COM PA NY Cas-Oil-Washing-Polishing G1-easing Telephone 5837-4346 U. S. Highway 15 OXFORD, NORTH CAROLINA When Better Automobiles Are Built, Buick Will Build Them. Congratulations to The Seniorsw OXFORD FURNITURE STORE Telephone - 3334 OXFORD, NORTH CAROLINA FOX'S DEPARTMENT STORE Ship 'n Shore Blouses Connaught Sweaters Kay McDowell Coats LOVELY LADY BEAUTY SHOPPE OXFORD, NORTH CAROLINA Distributors of REVLON Cosmetics Zetdez Wdaldd , AT N PEEBLES KIMBRELL Page One Hundred Seven GEORGE CURRIN HERRING a. WILLIAMS JEWE'-ER Diamonds, VVatches, Sliver, Crystal, China 'WALCREEN AGENCY We Fill Any Doctor's Prescriptions All Kinds of Gifts For All Occasions Expert Repairing OXFORD, NORTH CAROLINA Elouise H. Iones Eugenia C. Hart Phone 3645 Phone 3121 COMPANY TH E FLOWER SHOP Pff'SCfiPfi0f1S 117 College Street OXFORD, NORTH CAROLINA Phone 4288 Flowers For All Occasions Drugs and Medicines Toilet Articles and Fountain Service Phone 4141 101 College Street oXFoRD, NORTH CAROLINA BAIRD HARDWARE COMPANY Everything in Hardware Plumbing and Household Wares, Roofing, Paints, and All Kinds Wire Fences OXFORD BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Home Loans-Insured Savings . M. ' . . . I Ba1rd'1-lime 334511 T Eames oXFoRD BUTNER OXFORD, NORTH CAROLINA WILLIAMS BREEDLOVE CO., INCORPORATED Dry Goods Clothing Shoes Milinery Main and Court Streets OXFORD, NORTH CAROLINA 1 1 I Wi I I S Page One Hundred Eight TAYLOR SUPPLY COMPANY Headquarters for Farm Supplies and Implements Phone 5839 141 Williamsboro St. Compliments of THE YOUNG MEN'S SHOP Brent Currin Ed Fox OXFORD, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of X. W QUsliLYtrust Roy VV. Breedlove F. C. Morton ,- J' DMM I BREEDLOVE AND ' lf'-1-W, Mo RTON I A I GENERAL INSURANCE K 0 'N--ff'- 0-'-'v' 135 Williamsboro Street H OXFORD, NORTH CAROLINA CQ M p ANY Phone 3585 HENDERSON, NORTH CAROLINA HALL'S DRUG STORE Headquarters for School Supplies Any Prescription Any Time Compliments of GRANVILLE FU RNITU RE Phone 4112 -OXFORD, N. C. L ' COMPANY Q2 uBest Of Luck In The Future, 57 Seniors. JOHNSON WAREHOUSE Congratulations To The Class Of 1959 CAROLINA POWER AND S. I. Watkins C. R. Watkins C. R. Watkins, Ir. R. Watkins OXFORD, NORTH CAROLINA Page One Hundred Nile GRANVILLE NSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Established 1908 General Insurance OXFORD, NORTH CAROLINA T. H. Speed, Secretary and Manager Eugene C. Rogers, jr. Mrs. Hilda Macioroski Mrs. Louise Carmichael Mrs. Maxine Parrish BRANTWOOD GRILL Home Cooked Brunswick Stew and Bar-B-Q CURB SERVICE Congratulations To The Seniors of '59 THORN DALE SANDWICH SHOP Thanking you for your patronage in the past. Mrs. Louise Adcock Mrs. Hettie Mae Averette JIMMIE'S Outfitters for the entire family. Corner of Williamsboro and College Streets OXFORD, NORTH CAROLINA PIEDMONT FLOORING COMPANY F or the finest hardwood floorsl' Tongue Br Groove and End-Matched R. M. Ray, jr., President R. R. Ray, Sr., Vice-President VOGUE HOSIERY MILL, INC. Producers of Fine Hosiery Williamsboro, Street OXFORD, NORTH CAROLINA RAY LUMBER COMPANY FOR ALL BUILDING MATERIALS Call 4181 R. M. Ray, Ir., President R. M. 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