Pilot High School - Venus Yearbook (Thomasville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1959 volume:

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QHMJ uaffw--L fiwfffffwfl may My-74' :,. ,?sMp M ehjyik 4,55 Zhao: Sm W A....,.,, , Lg-4L'a:'f??l?45'4+ ,au-4 ov-1 K'f,1fj if Zf 4f-M One of the greatest rewards of working on the Venus is to be able to dedicate your work to some- one who has given their time and effort for you. The person chosen by our class to receive this honor was always there to see that things were going right. His qualities of friendliness, loyalty, and deep understanding have won a place of high respect, ad- miration, and affection among both the student body and the faculty. With deep appreciation for his service to us as a teacher, friend, and sponsor we dedicate this, the 1959 Venus, to Mr. Lee J. Jordan, Jr. X' ka. X 1 ww owe Qt Jclftu Qutgjjao-Q il .Smouuo .QJue.fzg MLMQ, Q1 , K wwui, Apoejoccw - ' Ima With the passage of years, you may look back upon this school year as the time when the darkness . . GJUU of ignorance suddenly became bright with the gleam ,nu Ami O is of knowledge. WU ,W C Q To preserve a record of these moments and the Q Q- Luowfd-Qfu countless other experiences of you and your class- V W ' 949443 - mates, this annual strives to capture the scholarship, 'YYULJ - M ,Ugg-co AL Q : the leadership, the activities, and the character of QJWACQ J-Lu-Ap .W Pilot High School. ' fofuw, M 0 74404 WW fm, iii 0f V W iii! fidaauaemm.. H69 3 'Yi f'?f9 h'v'f 1?L My Wgf J' W W JfJlyx'l, i yay jmidfrafion ,-ff, Q 355 fffwwf X ' K 1 A :A T if 'Q i il W. RAYMOND LEMMONS Principal PAUL F. EVANS Mrs. CAROL BRINKLEY County High School Superintendent Supervisor xg, K Mrs. LOIS REICH EDD L. SINK Elementary Chairman Supervisor W, ,gs . ...-was REID DAVIS CLARENCE CLODFELTE LOCAL BOARD OF EDUCATION O O L ,. L. J. JORDAN, Jr. High Point College. B.S. Bus. Administration Kc Drivers Education, 2 years at Pilot, Senior Ad- visor. Mrs. MILDRED BARNES Mansville Teachers College dz Radford Teachers College. B.S. Home Economics, Sophomore Advisor, 9 years at Pilot. ,QL WILBURN K. EVERHART Miss RUTH A. BRILES High Point College. B.A. Social Science, 3 years High Point College. A.B. History 6aFrench, 3years at Pilot, Junior Advisor. at Pilot, Sophomore Advisor. UNA MAE Mrs. GENEVA MANGRUM PALMER Texas State Col. Lenoir Rhyne University of College. B.S. Edinburgh. M.A. 8: Science 7 years B.A., 1 year at at Pilot, Sopho- Pilot, Teaches more Advisor. Bible, JACOB O. BYERLY, Jr. PAUL S. SMITH Lees MacRee 8zEast Tennessee State. B.S.Socia1 Lenoir Rhyne College. A.B. English, 2 years at Science, Health 8zPhy. Ed., 2 years at Pilot, Pilot, Freshman Advisor. Freshman Advisor- ll . A T? l , 4 l 7 ff surf Nancy Yokley, Editor Ann Sink, Business Manager Harold Smith, Asst. Lorene Jarvis, Asst. Calvin Riley L. J. Jordan, Jr. Charles Long Martha Clodfelter Advisor Advertising Manager Photography Madeline Embry, Rex Walser Judy Lord Sports Editors Circulation Manager 8 Gail Pierce, Ruby Eddinger, Assts. ff AS. President ---------- Martha Clodfelter Secretary ---- ---------- N ancy Beck Vice-President --------- I-Iarlod Smith Treasurer ---- ---- B arbara Clodfelter X , I l ' .. 1 A' , All 4 i , L ' , 1 1 X ' ' g - , , 5 1 1 , . , , , L- ' , Q I A ' ', , f 1 -S , 1' A 6l,55w' ' sf , I.: , 4 Au. f rib!! j X s? 2. 1 1. T 'ix'-153' mWHLH?3P f+:,i1p 9 WILLIS Willie Nature Club 1,2 3,4 Vikin -- -- ' g Literary Society 2,3,4g Baseball 3,45,Senlor Super- lative. Career Carpenter. RALPH, Transferred from North Davidson High School. N A N C Y B E C K W I L L I S B E C K NANCY, Class Secretary 1,45 Viking Literary So- ciety l,2,3,4, Beta Club 3,43 Vice President 4, Dramatics Club 1,25 F.H.A. 15 Junior Marshal 3 Safety Patrol 4 5 Junior Play Usher 3 Senior Superla- tiveg Class Testator. Career Secretary. SHIRLEY, Viking Literary l,2,3,4, Junior Play Prompter. S I-I I R L E Y B O W E R S R A L P H B R I N K L E Y 10 ' it If sv 5 aff .J Ep, ru: . E' V, Q, 5 O I if lffklff . ml me Fw: ..- K ,wwf aff ff' '1 - ik '-4W7Ul 'L' mm'-I-JPZ L P I E R C E. GAIL, Tri-Hi-Y 1,25 Finch Literary Society 1,25 F.H.A. 1,25 Beta Club 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Senioi Superlative 45 Junior Play 35 Beta Club Sec. 45 Career Housewife. ANN, Piano 1,2,35 Viking Literary Society 1,25 F.H.A. 1,25 Beta Club 3,45 Junior Marshal 35 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Annual Staff 45 Senior Superlativeg Career Housewife. JERRY, Panini, viking Lieemy society 1,25 Finch 3,45 Name Club 1,2,a,4, Dinninries 1,z,a,4 J.V. Basketball 15 Basketball 2,3,45 Monogram 2,a,4, Junior Play 3, Annual Staff 45 Football 2,3 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Senior Superlative5 Glee Club 4 Career Business Man. CALVIN, Ca1, Junior-Varsity Basketball 15 An- nual Staff 45 Student Council Treasurer 45 Viking Literary Society 1,2,3,4 5 Senior Superlativeg Career School Teacher. . ! 4, C A L V I N R I L E Y A N N S I N K 'r m,!:' p 3 1 , ...ff '52 'K .ifffr- l l-LF? 5 5,155 ff,-L an :' 11 u.. i.,'-- .N BONNIE, Thomasville High School 15 F.T.A. Club 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y Club 25 Finch Literary Society 2,3545 Glee Club 45 Cheerleader 25 Asst. Advertising Mgr. 45 Junior Play 35 Senior Superlative 4. GENE, Transferred from Lexington High School 45 Glee Club 45 Football 45 Viking Literary Society 4. G E N E S I N K H A R O L D S M I T H B O N N I E S T E V E N S O N D A N I E L T H O M A S O N DANIEL, Danny, Transferred from Central High School 45 Glee Club 45 Nature Club 45 Viking Literary Society 45 Career Butcher. HAROLD, Smitty, Viking Literary Society 1,2, 3,45 Boys' Quartet 2,3,45 Boys' Solo Award 35 Nature-Science Club 1,2,3,45 Pres. 3,45 Glee Club 35 Beta Club 3,45 Junior Marshal 35 Base- ball 2 5 Senior Superlative 45 Annual Staff, Asst. Editor 45 Class Vice Pres. 45 School March of Dimes Co-chairman 45 Student Council Secretary 45 Career Commercial Artist. R E X A L S E R W REX, Goose, Finch Literary Society 1,2,3,45 Dramatics Club l,2,3,4, Vice President 45 Mono- gram Club 1,2,3,4, President 45 Beta Club 3,45 Class Treasurer 25 Class Vice President 35 Vice President Student Council 45 Junior Play 35 Foot- ball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Basketball l,2,3,4, Captain 45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Senior Superlative. Career Coach. NANCY, An.nie, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, President l, Vice President 25 Viking Literary Society l,2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 4, Program Chairman 35 Piano Solo Award 2, Girls' Quartet 35 Home- coming Representative 2,3, Homecoming Queen 45 Class Vice President 1, Class Treasurer 35Beta Club 3,45 Paper Staff 35 W.O.W. American Hist- ory Award 35 Junior Play 35 Glee Club 35 Best Reader Award 25 World Peace Essay Award 35 F.H.A. l,3,4, Historian 3, Parliamentarian 45 Safety Patrol l,2,3,4, Substitute Bus Driver 2, Bus Driver N A N C Y Y O K L E Y ALFRED LEWIS 1941-1947 A classmate who departed from us in the first grade. 3,45 J.V. Basketball 1, Varsity Basketball 2,35 Superlative 45 School Co-Chairman of March of Dimes 45 Editor of Venus 45 Student Council Presi- dent 45 Monogram Club 45 Career Commercial. 74 16 Bill Yokley, son of Mr. 8:Mrs. Cyril Yokley, Route 1, Thomas- ville, North Carolina. 61444 poem Years at Pilot now have fled away, For tomorrow we look and not yesterday, Now, we are less anxious to scorn or defame, And, have more respect for our fellow- man's name. Tomorrow is, love, money, and friends, And slaying true to our aims and end, Have we had a kindness shown, For kind words are not to receive alone. Let time wipe another's tears, 'Til in heaven the gift appears, And so we are nearing the journey's end, Where times at Pilot, love and eternity will blend. Madeline Embry Jane Kanoy, daughter of Mr. dz Mrs. John Lester Kanoy, Route Thomasville, North Carolina. 614445049 Tune: How Can I Leave Thee How can we leave you Dear friends at Pilot High? Sadly we bid adieu To days gone by. , For loyalty we strive Honor your name held high Guide us throughout our lives, Dear Pilot High. Martha Clodfelter F-'gg 'X 1 ZA- O xiii.-1s'.'L4'5gQ5J ' 'S Class Motto: Follow The Rainbow To Success Color: Light Blue 8a White Flower: Yellow Rose ag Lf ..,, .AX is fiiff wigiii BEST ALL AROUND BEST SPORT Nancy Beck--Harold Smith Gail Pierce--Willis Beck BEST DRESSED MOST POPULAR Judy Lord--Billy Darr Jerry Matthews--Nancy Yoklcy fi Xxx L X, NEATEST Judy Lord--Billy Darr MOST DILPIZNDABLIQ Martha Clodfcltcr--Calvin Riley MOST DIGNIFIIL Ann Sink--John Wuyn CU'1'IlS'1' Danny Thom ason- - Barb Ll D c Little rn Clodfcltcr A51 X Y? MOST CO URTEO US MOST ST UDIO US Gail Pierce--Danny Thomason Ann Sink--Monroe Mube MOST INTELLECTUAL Nancy Yoklcy--Rex Walscr MOST ORGINAL Bonnie Stevenson--Willis Beck gy' W x ,V 49' MOS T TALENTED Iwigirthu Clodfcltcr - -Wayne Embry IN-TOST LIKELY TO SUCCEILD Ruby Eddingcr--Calvin Riley U27 gf KF WITTEST Lorcnc Jarvis--Charles Long PRETTIIZST--BES'I' LOOKING Madeline Embry-PHaro1d Smith 5 T1 I FRIENDLIEST BEST PERSONALITY Ruby Eddinger--John Little Nancy Beck--Charles Long MOST ATHLETIC MOST BASHFUL Madeline Embry--Rex Walser Barbara Clodfelter--Monroe Mabe 1 One sunny morning in September 1947 a group of youngsters entered the first grade. Our teachers were Mrs. Everette Whitlow and Mrs. Austin Keams. Soon school was out and we returned again in the fall as second graders. That year our teachers were Miss Ida Mae Alexander and Miss Amanda Wall. When school started again we were third graders, our teachers being Miss Ida Mae Alexander and Mrs. Henry Walters. That year we learned to write. Our fourth grade teachers were Mrs. Anna Lee Hinshaw and Mrs. Eleanor Hutchins. School was soon out. Then we were back again, this time as fifth graders. The teachers that year were Miss Mary Weant and Mrs. Henry Walters. That year most of us experienced our first train ride. Our sixth grade teachers were Mrs. Sue Martin, and Mrs. Moses Holmes. In the seventh grade our teachers were Mrs. Jack Camp and Mrs, Robert Tomlinson. Going back to school the next year was a real joy because that year we were finally eighth graders. Our teachers were Miss Thelma Conrad and Miss Vera Mae Ferree. We were thrilled about our trip to Raleigh and pleased with the way our graduation ceremony tumed out. Going back to school the next year was very different and we were all excited about the subjects we were going to take. Our ninth grade homeroom instructors were Mrs. Mildred Bames and Miss Frances Comman. Other teachers were Mrs. James Ragan,Commercialp Mrs. Virginia Revelle, English: Mrs. Geneva Palmer, Scienceg Mr. Charles Swicegood, Scienceg Mr. Hobert Wilson, coach and Historyp Mrs. Mildred Barnes, Home Economics, Miss Leta Miller, Bibleg Miss Frances Coman, English and Frenchg and Mr. Lemmons, Math. Our Class Presidents were: Martha Clodfelter and Barbara Clodfelterg Vice -Presidents, Loretta Truitt and Nancy Yokleyg Secretaries, Nancy Beck and Betty Byerlyp Treasurers, Betty Byerly and Madeline Embry. Soon after a short vacation we were back at school again then as sophomores. Our homeroom teachers were Mr. Geneva Palmer, Science and Math: Mrs. Marceline Neal, Typist and Shorthand, Mrs. Mildred Bames, Home Economics: Mr. Wilburn Everhart, Girls' Basketball Coachg Mr. Hobert Wilson, Math, Sociology, Boys' Basketball Coach and Physical Education instructor, Miss Ruth Briles, French, English and Historyg Miss Leta Miller, Bible, Mr. W, R. Lemmons, Geometry, Chemistry and Biology. Our class officers were: Presidents, Gary Kanoy and Patsy Green: Vice -Presidents, Martha Clodfelter and Loretta Truitt, Secretaries, Madeline Embry and Barbara Clodfelter, Treasurers, Wayne Embry and Rex Walser. School was out and we were eager to return in the fall for we would be Juniors with many responsi- bilities on our shoulders. Our Junior Play That's Our Boy tumed out to be a real success. That year officers had a larger job than ever beforeg they were: President, Martha Clodfelterg Vice -President, Rex Walserg Secretary. Madeline'Embryg and Treasurer, Nancy Yokley. Our homeroom teacher was Mr. Wilburn Everhart. The faculty that year consisted of Mr. L. J. Jordan, Typing, Math, Bookkeeping and Selling, Mrs. Mildred Barnes, Home Economicsg Mr. Wilburn Everhart, English, History and Physical Education. Miss Ruth Briles, French, English and American Historyg Mrs. Geneva Palmer, Biology, Physics and General Science: Mr. Paul Smith, English, Geometry and also director of our junior play: Mr. Jacob Byerly, Jr., Civics, English and Sociologyg Miss Leta Miller, Bible: and Mr. Lemmons, Math. Our Junior year was highlighted by the Junior-Senior Banquet given at the Y. M. C. A. The theme being Over the Rainbow. The next fall we could hardly believe we were seniors. So many things were to be done this year. Getting the annual together was a lot of work but we all enjoyed it. Then there was the senior play and our trip to Washington and New York. Then like always the year we had waited for so long was brought to a close by our commencement. It was time to say good -bye to all our friends, teachers, and dear Pilot, but we realized that we had finally reached our goal and must go our separate ways. Now we had to leave all this behind us and take on the great responsibility of facing the world outside. BARBARA CLODFELTER 23 1 Rex Calvin Nancy Y. Ruby 1 g n y Harold Gail Monroe Judy L. o hy we-.. gm ! 7054 Y ee n A or if Q 1 . V Charles Martha -,K A .6 j : a g e 7 V, 'im 4 na. 1, :,. -1 'emi fe :JL X' 1 vw.. H .. .- .mwfgeigw 2- V, My H M V I A 3 95 g y' ' . Ann Bonnie 29 Judy Lord Nancy B. -2 9- ' I P Wag' - -r lnht: Wuwih '34 Ls 81 l 616626 5 V A ., 1 AM f---.... -Q--,M ..,. K' -+.,,N A M. g A ' '1 f ff'Q.,i',j1gfM'9:5 ff 'TM xu4....w-f-.,,,..m...-N i Y ff-,:W,.:ykff1'7f M-Q-Q.. A -.pm ,V, Quo rN:j'g- lump,fr,,,,- ' Jerry!-lodge . . . ..... President Kay Ward . Terry Poole ..... Vice-President Vickie Lemmons, , , , , 4,4196 'R rrrr i f f 0 7 , B+ , ik' ,a 'B QT K Opal Ammons Terry Arney Brown Baity 26 I oyrr - .k::. nog Phillip Ball Secretary Treasurer Barbara Barnes fi '5- is X Ji :ii Betty Brown Elaine Burton Genelle Bryan Glenda Byerly Jerry Clinard Barbara Cox Perry Cranford Kenneth Crotts Reva Dugley Hayden Eddinger Joyce Eddinger Virginia Freedle Royce Fuller Arleen Gibson Rick Grubb Lois Hall Iulia Hinshaw Jerry Hodge Margaret Hunt Dorothy Hutchens Mtv .adwnf Q' Hg' A TEX Si ii K fssfffrlgsis ii iii-gi i -ps -si-Qi if P 6 A ' 'H 'li' 4 is X 5 g 'lf 'X' W 28 Ronald Kanoy Vickie Lemmons Frances Morgan Wayne Morris Jerry Lee Myers Jerry Parish Terry Poole Judy Shuler Kathryn Sink Nancy Smith Dorothy Starret Tommy Sullivan Ronald Swicegood Judy Swing Peggy Vestal Larry Wall Kaye Ward Betty Jo Williams Mary Williams Shirley Wilson President Susan Clodfelter Vice President Faye Darr Secretary Ruth Cable Treasurer Barbara Smith President Herby Young Vice President Dalton Pierce Secretary Judy Byerly Treasurer--Estella Walters 4,4 7967 V President Nell Davis ice President Gloria Mendenhall Secretary Joretta Harvey Treasurer Martha Hill We 5 Lf -rr Nancy Adams Judy Ball Shirley Beck Brenda Black Judy Bowers Richard Brinkley Albert Brown Judy Byerly Ruth Cable Jeanette Carter Jean Clodfelter Susan Clodfelter 29 , ,Q l ws ,Ng R 'E -+ A , H x 'mir N 5,51 lfxilgx 'Ii' Jr ii ' 95' W M QL- - iw e ggi? r 39' Barbara Conrad Frances Cox Richard Cranford Judy Creasy Faye Darr Kaye Darr Nell Davis Christine Dennis Darrell Embry Jimmy Embry Judith Evans Stanley Everhart Katherine Fortner Joretta Harvey Gaye Hedrick Judy Hedrick Sharon Hege Mary Lou Hendren Barbara Hicks Martha Hill Sherman Hill Joan Hinkle Rodger Hinshaw Arlie Hopkins Edwin Howie Brenda Leonard Roy Leonard Gloria Mendenhall Jerry Moose Dalton Pierce Bobby Sechrist J oe Shores Elouise Shuler Tommy Shuler Jerry Sink Barbara Smith Geraldine Smith Larry Stilwell Betty Sullivan Walaska Walker Estelle Walters Linda Welch Herby Young 7 Offzww President .......... Jack Long President ......... Judy Byerly Vice President .... Mary Kinsella V.-President .... Harold Hutchens Secretary ......... Rene Moose Secretary. . . .... Martha King Treasurer. . . . .Lynn Aldred Treasurer . . . . . Myra Hill 47962 P i , 5 sf S 'N , . fi 'ii W wi XXX 1 Larry Lynn Charles Bruce Charles Gary Adams Aldred Barber Barnes Be ason Bowers 31 ll.-f E Q ' 1 32 Q th 41. X A 9 'nwf' 4 Ee ' M5 f LAL A ,K . , 3 ' 4'.1,.:- 3 V, 'oh . - gv, , 's'.. .r Y .-VA. Nl. I yv tsvyfl Q . Q l, , t . M ,I lc 1 Keith Bowers Phyllis Bower Caroline Brac Judy Byerly Stanley Byerl Bobby Childe Larry Clunch Billy Cooper Wayne Darr Mary Deaton Bobby Edding Ravon Edding Ronnie Eddir Barbara Fout: Nancy Fouts Danny Glasci Ernestine Ha Douglas Hari Ralph Hayes Myra Hill Ondrea Hill Doris Hodge Arlie Hopkin Harold Huctl Martha King Barry Kinley Larry Kinley Mary Kinsell Dale Leonard Jack Long Jo Ann Louyz Rena Moose Dermont Mor Jim Page Sherry Ripple Jane Suggs Billy Sullivar Brenda Swice David Truitt Billy Wagner Mary Wagner Jerry William I .ygcfiyified .g-4 ,f L g.. sn sl , 1's f' 4 fl ,J-'fa' 1 I' 7' ,,....!, ff I, J , V' 1' , -, , I ' 1' ..nl . ' ' f K.-,,,, of' r ,Q' ,f Q 5:03 A ,-. f 'wr '-AQ---K f If , .: 1 A. . fff ,1 . ' ff LQ-1 D Lszzyiiwif siix' ' 2,11 -'il - 2' .41 iivzff I X5 f fQ35f5'2'X A ,m k 14,1 5 , ,Sf . X , dot ' Emi-M, Nm Sched 1 f I . 1 4. Q -wiv Hlllhk fgk, t, . ' .51 sf fx, .. Asn, ff i . , President Martha Clodfelter Vice-President . Nancy Beck Secretary' . Gail Pierce Treasurer . Judy Lord Advisor--Mr. Jordan , aa i- x zl.n n ','I'. - 4 L i . .- S 4 1 sw' P l,.. X ht '- . X if 1' 1 -m, v 8' ' . E 1. , in i K Fl I L 1 'K 2 Q . ... 4 . . We 5211135 X President ...... Vickie Lemmons Secretary . . . . . .Judy Leonard Vice President ..... Peggy Vestal Treasurer Director ....... Miss Polly Yow memsiunuur i President ........ Nancy Smith Secretary ....... Julia Hinshaw President ...... Vickie Lemmons Vice -President ..... Rex Walser ! Vice-President . . . Barbara Barnes Treasurer ....... Betty Sullivan Advisor .......... Mrs. Barnes E ' : E 4 A 0 Secretary . . . . .Elaine Burton Treasurer Advisor ........... Mr. Smith K' X xx ' If J' , if f J 5, 1 ' -5 f t Q , I-'resident ...... Jerry Lee Myers Vice -President . . . Estelle Walters Advisor ......... Mrs. Walters 4-74' Secretary ........ Treasurer ..... President ........ Harold Smith Vice-President .... Monroe Mabe Advisor ..... . Elaine Sink . Joe Clinard Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Mrs. Palmer . r , ' ' VY , I 4 5514.1 J rfdwie, ' f Estelle Walters . . . Faye Darr I N President ........ Nancy Yokley Secretary ...... Madeline Embry Vice -President ...... Nell Davis Treasurer ........ Charles Long Advisor . . Mr. Jordan, M.r. Everhart, Mrs. Barnes 06 a o o 0 o o President ......... Jerry Hodge Secretary .......... Kay Ward Vice-President .... Royce Fuller Treasurer ........ Nancy Smith Advisor . . Mr. Smith, Miss Briles, Mrs. Palmer esident Nancy Yokley Secretary .Harold Smith e President Rex Walser Treasure . Calvin Riley M' if o fl W4 4 lf' I ffl!!! Mill' gsident Kay Ward Secretary .... Treasurer . . Miss Briles Q 2 5 . .Dorothy Hutchins . . . Mary Williams 1 -. s 1 lmimti 1 X A 'IQ X L 5 .4.,.W- I ,M NWA, , ir, O W Q ' ilie eieil W ' ' S SQ ' 'O iiii S ' p no i-i': A- : , Jerry Clinard, Larry Wall, Clark Darr, Billy Darr, Tommy Sullivan, Vickie ad Lemmons, Charles Long, Nancy Smith, and Nancy Yokley. n? if ,,,, ..,.. -W ,. if ' cmvg. A 4 - nf 'Fd C. G. Billings Bus License Examiner Fa-we FIRST ROW: Adams, Clodfelter, Towery, Sullivan, Leonard. SECOND ROW: Advisor--Mr. Smith, Brown, Hed- rick, Darr, Eddinger, Page, Bowers, Hill, Carter. aff Q M S52 N f? gr ,A '15, Z K fa AP bv any 6 I ty. ug +36 M' 435 in ' Q L lt' e ,. Q it itff x ...ip , M., 4:be,,:,g, E' Sh A ex -Q 34. ,2 A f .- W A f Q f Lf I 5 Q W , gig 'ws I +R., .ff Mrs. Clodfclter- -Dietitian hi , .g il :,: ?455?' lim Nia Nw L, .,fx? yu K T6 x K are n Evans . , .QM . ,Q AWE' ' .,.,' z ,ss .. X V 5 f. 'd :X l 1 A U Jerry Sink Randy Wilson Wm ff,,9Jg,Qlfifj6W! VM YW ZS W5 . , U W E M, 5 iw My 'Vf Y 6 OQVJOA Pi J ?1 Q 1 . f df' WX P' 307 IW ff MM WJMVZJ WW535 W' My MM . . 2 4 W 4 .-11, 141 fl - r-se., ,F-. :' I ' W 2 an ' -'H M f. , GF R W v,. -A X 1 ' -,W ,,.g ,Q g Y:-:f 4, ..,3.W,. , . T '1- 1 ,, 9, 2 x .Q G.. A- P 4, -.. X If If ,wkuh a n , ,H , hw- f-,, ,,h,,i,, x , LA X' m V LVL k: Q5 1.4 'Fa' N. Y . v A ,,,L iv .,.,M I K A M ' , ' ,QA M. . 7. 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Jerry Matthev End Guard Stanley Everhart Guard 1 Chip Brown Tackle Herby Young I-Ialfb ack Larry Wall Ful Ib ack -.,.a 'I Q Terry Arney Guard P U Jerry Hodge End airs., '- ' I Dalton Pierce Halfb ack Jerry Clinard Tackle 53 Jerry Myers Guard Ronald Kanoy End Perry Cranford Halfb ack 3 Jerry Parrish Tackle W 1 s -ae CTS 6 is s ' ,ff , 'M Q wif ,W fi jus , X 41' A , QW gn X.. ' Ur 1 Wi 2 ff QQ Sf QR ,Q 55. W 14 sg-A gl ' .- Q , i K Ai M ,i a. N S 'th ancy ml Madeline Embry Kay Ward Katlmycrn Sink Sharon Hege Faye Dan, Joan Hinklc Gaye Hedrick Judy Hedrick Judith Evans Barbara Hicks Kaye Dart Barbara Cox Joret-ta Hawey Z Rex Walser Charles Long Jerry Matthews Billy Darr ' X99-6 , gi, 5 Dalton Pierce Larry Wall Ronald Kanoy Her-by Young Ravon Eddinger Ronnie Swicegood David Truitt R - T' X QQ 'L Y Ag' U Howie Parrish V, ' K 5 V .. , ss ,'t?7-f1,.by 58 lad 7041! We, the Senior Class of Pilot High, in the year of nineteen hundred and fifty-nine, being in sound body and having a clear mind, do make, publish and declare this the Last Will and Testament of our most prized possessions. To the faculty, we leave our most grateful thanks and appreciation for having taught us and having so much patience with us during the years we had together. To our parents we express our deepest appreciation and many thanks for the love shown in guiding us through the years, we leave the memories of our childhood days. To the Sophomores and Freshmen, we leave best wishes for as many wonderful hours as we have had, and we bequeath a strong encouragement to finish their education. To the Juniors, with the hope that they will be better Seniors than we were, we leave the following: NANCE BECK leaves her quiet and sweet ways to Francis Morgan and Judy Swing. WILLIS BECK leaves his ability to do good at all times and not be a pest to Royce Fuller. RALPH BRINKLEY leaves his ability to work, but still come to school, to Jerry Parrish. BARBARA CLODFELTER leaves her ability to go steady to Judy Shulerg and her sweet and quiet ways, and shortness, to Joyce Eddinger and Opal Ammons. MARTHA CLODFELTER leaves her musical talents to Nancy Smith and Elaine Burton, and her height to Genell Bryan. BILL DARR leaves his title as Best Dressed Boy to Perry Cranfordg his neatness to Brown Baityg and his ability to drive a bus to Jerry Clinard and Tommy Sullivan. RUBY EDDINGER leaves her cute and friendly ways to Kathryn Sink and Shirley Wilson. MADELINE EMBRY leaves her position as captain of the girls' basketball team to Kaye Ward, and her title as Miss Pilot High to anyone who deserves it. WAYNE EMBRY leaves his musical talents to Wayne Morris. LORENE JARVIS leaves her ability to get to class on time to Arlene Gibson, Barbara Cox, and Betty Browng and her witty ways and ability to get good grades in shorthand to Mary Francis William. JUDY LEONARD leaves her ability to sit still in class to Peggy Vestal and Lois Hall. JOHN LITTLE leaves his ambition to like to come to school to Billy Younts. CHARLES LONG leaves his quiet and witty ways to Eric Grubbg and his position on the football team to anyone who deserves it. JUDY LONG leaves her cute and neat ways to Julia Hinshaw, and her title as Best Dressed Girl to Vickie Lemmons. MONROE MABE leaves his quietness and bashfulness to Kenneth Crotts and Hayden Eddinger. JERRY MATTHEWS leaves his ability to get along with girls to Larry Wall, Phillip Ball and anyone else who likes girls. GAIL PIERCE leaves her courteous and neat ways to Dorothy Starrett. CALVIN RILEY leaves his dependable and friendly ways to Ronald Kanoy and Ronnie Swicegood. ANN SINK leaves her studious and dignified ways to Glenda Byerly and Betty Jo Williams. HAROLD SMITH leaves his ability to draw to Jerry Myers and Terry Poole. BONNIE STEVENSON leaves her ability to lay out of school to Margaret Hunt and Virginia Freedle. DANNY THOMASON leaves his cute and witty ways to Terry Arnery. REX WALSER leaves his position as captain of the boys' basketball team to Jerry Hodgeg and position on the football team to anyone who deserves it. NANCY YOKLEY leaves her ability to get along with all teachers to Dorothy Hutchens and Barbara Barnes, and her title as Miss Homecoming Queen to Kaye Ward. NANCY BECK JUDY LORD It all started on a warm sunny moming as I took off for work in my helicopter. fYes, that's the fashion now-a-dayslp Every day I travel from my home in New Jersey to New York for my job as Musical Director on the Steve Allen Show. Funny, but my mind traveled back to Thomasville, N. C. and my classmates. Ah, what good times we used to have. I sat there basking in a feeling of good will and happiness. Suddenly my dream world was interrupted by a troubled sputter in the general direction of the motor, My eyes scanned the control panel and to my horror the fuel needle bounced over to empty! I quickly brought the 'Copter down on top of a building and climbed from my seat and searched frantically for an exit. l sent a distress note over the side to a garage on the block. It was answered by a mechanic in a whirlybird who brought a few gallons of fuel. And who do you think this mechanic was? This angel of mercy was none other than Willis Beck! I insisted that he tell me about the rest of the old gang. Willis himself is owner and operator of one of New York's largest garages. His partner is Ralph Brinkley who knows almost every- thing there is to know about cars. JOHN LITTLE is now owner of Hill's Drive-ln and even has three branch restaurants. DANNY THOMASON is now sales manager for all the Ford distributors in North Carolina. By the way, he was just named the world's biggest liar. I think it had something to do with chickens. HAROLD SMITH is now recording for Dot Records and has three gold records. He is married and is busy being a singing papa to his four kids. CHARLES LONG known professionally as Charlie Gleason, is TV's newest and most popular come- dian. Charles is a confirmed bachelor. l guess he is happy just making everybody laugh. JERRY MATTHEWS, that high school Romeo really struck it rich. Besides being a Hollywood Pro- ducer, he is married to Gina Bardot, the star of his latest movie. REX WALSER is now head coach at Notre Dame and the word is that he has a 5,000 acre estate. BILLY DARR is playing baseball with the Yankees and it looks like he's going to top all the batting averages this year. Despite all his fame, Bill and his wife still prefer life in good old Thomasville, so, during his off season they reside at their s5o,ooo winter home in Erwin Heights. CALVIN RILEY decided he liked the business here, so he now owns the Kaby Hosiery Mill. Besides that, he has five new mills in N. C. He is happily married and is the proud father of two children. MONROE MABE is perhaps the wealthiest farmer around. They just struck oil on his 20,000 acre ranch in Texas. Monroe and his wife think they are about the luckiest people in the world. WAYNE EMBRY is an electrical engineer at Western Electric. He and his wife own a beautiful home in High Point. Besides that, Wayne has a TV talent show designed to help young singers. JORENE JARVIS' wish has finally come true. She and her husband are the proud parents of a boy and a gifll As if being a mother doesn't keep her busy enough, Lorene is a beautician at the shop she owns. Another new development is their home in Walcliff Park. NANCY BECK is married of course, and has three children. She is also part time secretary to the mayor of Thomasville. She and her husband have just built a new split-level home. BARBAIUI CLODFELTER is neat as ever in her job as fashion model and editor of a new magazine. She and her husband live in New York City. JUDY LEONARD is owner of Thomasville 's largest beauty salon. She and her husband have just retumed from a European cruise. BONNIE STEVENSON has recently been promoted to the rank of Corporal in the WAF'S. She says that this is the life for her and she's going to make a career of it. MADELINE EMBRY has made quite a name for herself as the interior decorator for the American Square. Her husband Jerry is now owner of General Steel. They have four children, 2 boys and 2 girls. JUDY IJORD took the big step. She is married to Raeford Hunt. Being a nurse keeps her busy while their two children are at school. Judy is a wonderful nurse and is well-loved by all her patients. NANCY YOKLEY has no trouble holding the attention of her pupils at Pilot where she is teaching English. She is very proud of her husband Davis, who has been in the U.S. Navy 10 years. 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In Thomasville and Davidson County it was the . . . FIRST-commercial bank to record fifty years of continuous banking service, 'I907 April I957. FIRST-to erect a modern office and bank building. FIRST-bank to reo en after the government declared banking holiday in I933. FIRST-bank to builld a capital and surplus account of S'I,000,000.00 or more . . . truly a FIRST in sound banking. FIRST -to make installment loans available to borrowers. FIRST-make G.l. Loans available to veterans for purchasing homes on convenient terms. FIRST-to make FHA Title I home improvement loans available to home owners. FIRST-to insure deposits under the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. FIRST-to offer Christmas Club service to those desiring to accumulate spending money for Christmas FIRST-to.instalI a Night Depository for the convenience of merchants and business men. FIRST-and only National Bank in the County. WE INVITE YOUR BANKING BUSINESS, WE OFFER COMPLETE BANKING SERVICES, THE SECURITY OF FIFTY YEARS OF SOUND BANKING . 1 f YFLT- X WWJ' ' :M A- B- C- 'll 7,11-VLQ J IIm A . I ASHMORE ' I L-V W ,jg BUSINESS COLLEGE M A I IOUS JD-'Tn i Phone 535 M Jq n4a n K I SM East Main Street 1 My ::l Th . . A sville, t ina I ' I omasvllle North Carolina WM, y ..:': :- fY ',AMS IMKVEMI ,uv-9' Lk 9 9099 906 906 996 999 , 7' I 41, 9 if Q 3 A ' M 3 THE FAIR LADY 2 Z-xotE55if Adv:-bk-SHOP O 5 Ladies' Ready-To-Wear 3 Guhering-BL HE1gK and Accessories O 42 O 8 Ra olph Street O 54 Salem St. Phone 2897 3 Th 'H N h r O Thomasville, North Carolina , omasvl e on are I 9 2 ' 9,, oo., 969 Q44 OOQQ 4 71 i.45LQ.f,,Q oMA5V,l J lgfmgll du, 44g,?6wJ' UM?f21f 525230 ZW wiv? 4- My KATELAND lw- ' nr- A M Av -'-fl' d6 WJ LAW if 'L !5',fZl'lllQuf ampfzc. JJ kP . ZALQQAM, MLA Smal time View X wil fb ww fm IVXRN-Uk QIWXWHERE FRIENDS MEET AND SKATE . Aj J ,WZ ARNOLD BUSIFESS courses Latest office machines d d vices for training Enroll dern school which offe s to mee h d monds of resent do la efficle ning that :ring resul censed by North Carolina State Board of Ed Telephone, Write, Visit ARNOLD BUSINESS COLLEGE Thomasville, North Carolina T lephone 3255 P i P lc P d d ., , Distributors A Brighter Future ed s SINCI-AIR with plann vi Products bank saving 5 V Education ' Automobile 4 Home ' Business out co., INC. ' ' A 1 STATE COMMERCIAL BANK AQ ffrvmv eck' co 'iwf' 3w9'm'afM mann. M I ' nd pefgri igepos t Insurance. Corp. Lexmgton, North Carolina THOMASVI Q, 0 RQ A CLONIGER 22 Thirst stops here 22 BUICK COMPANY 53 wa.- IBIUUIEIK Phone 2729 121 National Highway Th lle North C QUIK U08 AWEIWV Of VH COCA-CGA COIFAIV IV COCA-COLA PLANT TIIOMASVILLE, NOHTII CAROLINA 73 -fiebo. W fjwwuwwm Mwymwe 9LCL f'L3L6f E 1 16,501 91941, 4246, JL You' ' ? omplete u1ldingSnpplie Frigi irgD aler thM 28gfU 595 W46 em r. dl ne 503 dw! ATA IL ' O? e' 1H5VCa 5f!?ff9L1-O , 1 SAN: I one , JCDALVAJ' fCfLe ? T Q4 1 ' - MCOMPLIMENTS Ax I 5 904, way Jreyneorgalyl, 1,EANER WREWERML - I omasv eadinK w NN , THO ASVILL , N0R LINA Phone 885-10-12 Winston St. f I k 'IZTMASVILLE N BTH CAROLINA 4 N An LMT K- S f0'M7 ,:-m f W- -- X wg f ' N WL-ef 1 Q2 ' .5 'u U 1 4. 0. v . 'o I' l a .' T OMA N , INC- ,a ' ,K COMPLIMENTS f- X .2 Y n ' THE 1 x S ole e , he LAUNDRETTE , Q . G' na, er ce .sl s , 9Trade Street - A Telephone 2301 6 email rk . Thomasville North Carolina ne EQ Nl. , . H al . ,- vf 3 M TS COMPLIMENTS ' .. x N S X T CAROLINA 'K mg 'QS Y MILL UNDERWEAR CO., INC. Q Phone 2788 ST V! NA Thomasville North Carolina 3 T . ' N? S 3 SQ X 'N I A f ,.., T L THOMPSON AUTO COMPANY ' f HAR U , . All Depts. ' Tractor Dept. X L Phone 2735 If 'I Phone 501 118 W. Main Street I Thomasville, North Carolina High Point-Phone 2-2177 Thomasville's Oldest, Most Reliable, Automobile Agency I HOLTON'S FURNITURE C01 Home FURNISIIERS 6-8 Salem Street I Thomasville, North Carolina 1 . WELBORN MOTORS, CO. Home for Your Swept Forward Look - '-A gi , . fp f . Q35- I5 Wlhg AM-L H e-vw we T ll ,A gy V V F If gsm Phone 811-6-National Highway KEEPSAKE XI I f X DIAMOND X I ' RINGS , JAKE BRuToN's JEWELRY ' 28 Salem Street-Phone 2325 Thomasville, North Carolina 7 Compliments A N PEoPLEs SAVINGS AMAZON COTTON MILL 4- 5 I-DAN ASSN' I 2 W Thomasville, North Carolina Thomasville North Carolina Compliments I All JoHNsoNTowN SUPERMARKET Groceries-Fresh Meats-Produce Sell It Cheap, Sell A Heap Phone 2891 Thomasville, North Carolina PILOT SERVICE STATION Old Lexington Ild. Thomasville, North Carolina I Q PINEY WOOD GU F l -L Compliment 1020 Lexin ton Ave. one 2373 Z HOZR LL 2 6, Tllasvi AA C a omasv e, ort a K 5 SURAQWENCY ' U ' EEN' I ' - . Wilso Hunt, a er G h IFE MPS ' ' M T N L . 's ' . i e surance gency I First Nation ank 204Am:th R . I ' - 6. 5 f ' U T ' J gk I VTUZIIIYI fy-7, ...f 3- -E .,l4.-4 ' n 73'-Fine,Gw?f lt: 2 goocwo Hos RY MILL Thomasville North Carolina Th asvi e North Carolina MILKY-WAY SODA SHOP SHORT ORDERS Thomasville, North Carolina A ing p f adies a d n Thomasville North Carolina GRAY CONCRETE Cinder Blocks-Solite Blocks REX OIL C MPANY CROWN DISTRIBUTORS I THE BO TORE Ready-Mixed Concrete Phone 2764 Phone 2731 Thomasville North Carolina CRANFORD'S-FIRESTONE Compliments 4-7 Salem St. Phone 3419 NORTH STATE TELEPHONE CO. Home and Auto Supplies Established 1895 Thomasville North Carolina Thomasville North Carolina High Point, N.C. , MOBILE HOME EXCHANGE INC Compliments A QUALITY MOBILE HOME HILL'S HOSIERY MILL Thomasville N C Thomasville North Carolina CITY DRY CLEANERS Compliments WE APPRECIA TE YOUR BUSINESS CITY CAB CQMPANY Phone 3269 300 E. Main Street , , Thomasville, North Carolina Thomasville North Carolina Compliments THOMASVILLE THEATERS of Movies Are Still Your Best Entertainment THOMASVILLE CHAIR CO. . Davidson and Palace Thomasville North Carolina Thomasville, North Carolina 76 ' I I J. GREEN s. s s C0 'Mwst Iles-1895340-If E IL co L 5-1y1byana774 M 4' EStree Th svil e ,ah No sviw lfCar:J?f 7cn t' M' 'kata ,, I Cowen' ' 'LC -BEE? - L vERgQ45+z5LRx4.u..c 'livmasvi le 6 NON Cal' lima ho?.sville North Carolina J M e . 0 J t 9 da-55. PU M21 94.0-. fo-v., JT ' 020 Natio al wy. I Q ' AM Mille NcgC ' Th asvmuca? N fo H . 4, ,giujrrow ANCE a. Q0 Qnpmm dt., ' - INSURA O. 8 mn HW 2a3' DEATON'S FOOD STORE T ville North airna Thomasville North Carolina. Z6 ITY HARD RE co! C P ment ' d Her? Mawilzub ,gag ho e 33 lc, ,gg gust. - o BSVI e, North C lina Z it-Z NDR . . B 81 S N'S ami Awwwsfgw- fwP6 SgcL :af-W. ! lv ihone 3x8 P 40 a I ,bm NRSV 1 H Thomasville orth Carolina I slNK's B DY SHOP , , DHAOVQSONE, Phone 7407 Q Lexi 44.1466 F-4924-L ALA, ffm. Thomasville. with Carol? Thomasville North Carolina I Compliments . omplzme ts COMMERCIAL CARVING CO. Randolph Road ' y Thomasville North ro 1 Th22sville North Carolina SINK, INCURPORATED HOME BUILDING 8. LOAN ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING 24 West Main Motor Rewinding 81 Electrical Repair Phone 3218 Th0m8SV1lle, N-C. Ph- 916 Thomasville North Carolina 77 1 mpl ts My Compliments A A v N FA M .. coMMERciAL BANK OPER , LEXINGTON A W' Wm ,7 on pJH 0n North Carolina 0 h . . X AK H0 4 Compliments it Co B cue CUT RATE FURNITURE CO. i e' Ph' 2375 T masville North Carolina Mi Compliments ' Compliments X G. M. FLOOR CO I CITY DRY CLEANERS Thomasville I 5 orth C o in homasville North Carolina R3 ' ' I Compliments C0 lime fs WILSON s METAL SHOP BEC T Heating-Blow Pipe-Guttering T Th North Carolina N. State Street Pll0Tle Lexington, North Carolina om 'ments WO I FINISHES CORP. Thomasville North Carolina H. ODELL SMITH Quality FW Complete Photo Service Ph. 2-4951 Thomasville, N.C. K -N :I T FRITTS s. LEONARD 'll Quality Men's 6? Boys' Shop Lexington, N.C. Ph. CH 6-5712 A C l' z . amp ima' S , Healthy Boys and Girls MODERN FLOOR COVERING Th 'll N th C l' . . Umm' e or am ma Drunk Lots of Mllk Compliments DAVIDSON MOTORS CO. Lexington N0rih Carolina Lexington North Carolina 78 ' Belks and Martins Boots Shoppe Buds Self Service Carolina Appliance Co. City Ice and Fuel Co. City Shoe Shop Crews Grocery Crouse Shoe Repair Davidson Mattress Co. Deluxe Barber Shop Dixie Store Dolen Bowers Elliott Florist Fair Grove Cloth Shop Gardners Auto Service Health Ways Barber Shop Hegler's Taxi H. E. Montsinger Grocery Hinkle Milling Co. J. T. Scroggs Ins. Agency Lambeth Floor Covering Leaches Curb. Market Masonite Fabrication Murphies Cleaners Nances Flower Shop National Barber Shop Newsom's Radiator Shop Piedmont Barber Shop Piedmont Upholstry Pilot Esso Pooles Drug Store Quick Finish Photo Randolph St. Sinclair Ray Variety Shop Record Shop Reff. Sales and Service Siler Funeral Home Smith Clothing Co. Jablins Star Furniture Co. J. Elmer Hill Ins. Agnecy Thomasville Family Laundry Witt 's Flaw Shop if WW ' fyxilff 777W ZW - o 5 nf of M5 PWM? W BM fi if My cw L, My ,DZ 'K 'naufhreel nner Nat Walker M q ers get me money - 'A QMNW 4 chool gens me fame, X The students get me annual And the staff gets the blame. SINCERELY YOURS, THE ANNUAL STAFF Qewk f7WQw7QfVl2j ffzgfavnw M-efwfi ' - QQ 'KQ0-Q' AM' l,V,,447'q7M,,, mfiad ZAWM' 'A' Wm JL ,ZLL fdeafvf Zigi MJ How 5 id!!! fddj WAV, ' Q fnfsa Bw-Zfrsi I know H1476 I C0U!J never Auf 2A7lo wav-JJ GI! 711, QUNJIPPU! 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