Pleasant Grove High School - Amo Ena Yearbook (Burlington, NC)

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Albert Graham 3 I fw OUR VERY oWN fo 0 -'O v4g,. iv 'f School History Our production was started by the men and women who built the first one and two-teacher schools in the Pleasant Grove Township. These people may be justly proud of the part they played in our production, but in the hearts of these leaders was a dream of a large, consolidated, rural school. The second part of our production was completed in 1922 when five one and two-teacher rural schools, Mahan, Sidney, Squires, McCray, and King joined together and became one school---Pleasant Grove. At the beginning of the school year, only two rooms and a wooden auditorium were finished. Because of a misunder- standing among the patrons, the high school students in 1924 were moved to Haw River School, this change was only temporary, because the high school students were returned to Pleasant Grove in 1925. The next few years were important in our production, four more rooms were added to the building in 1928. The Parent-Teachers' Association, organ- ized in 1929, has performed many bene- ficial services for us. In 1931 Union Ridge and Hickory Grove were joined to Pleasant Grove. In 1933 the school's first lunch room was operated, and in 1934 courses in home economics and agriculture were offered. A separate building was built for the agriculture department in 1936. A library was established in the main building in 1937. The next part of our production was led by those who visualized future needs of the school and in 1942 bought three acres of land. In 1946 the lunchroom and kitchen were enlarged and modern equipment purchased. In 1953 a major step was made in our production by the erection of a new, modern building, including a gymnasium, home econo- mics department, library, and cafe- teria. In 1955, the County Board of Education made another important step in our production by purchasing ten acres of landfor a playground. In 1960 because of increased enrollment and additional teachers, it was necessary to divide the auditorium into four much- needed classrooms. We feel grateful for the educational heritage we have received, not only for the land, buildings, and equipment, but also for the knowledge acquired, the standards of character developed, and the friendships made. As we take our places in the community, we shall con- sider itiour privilege to maintain the educational advantages provided for us because of others' efforts and to in- crease and to present more and better opportunities to the next generation so that we,too, may do our part in this great production. IT SHOULD HAPPEN TO YOU MZ Dedication In making its production, the yearbook staff proudly dedicates its Amo-ena to Mr. Ross Lee Smith. As our friend and teacher of mathematics, he has made a name for himself which is synonymous with sincerity, earnestness, and integrity. 5 For one who has meant so much to us, a page seems insufficient space in which to express our gratitude and appreciation. Administration xv ,, ' 'M ' m4....,,,,,,w1 C .C . Linnemann E -F- iseley Superintendent Principal focal Board EWU? Horace Rascoeg Algie Blalock, Chairmang William Fonville, Secretaryg Edd C. Thomasg Russell Thomas fnot picturedj. 6 3 i 2 3 1 hy i gaculfy l Ross L. Smith Mrs. W. Albert' Graham Mrs. Flora B. Dick E.F. lseley Elon College W.C.U.N.C. W.C.U.N.C. Elon College A.B. A.B. B.S. Mathematics English Home Economics SCIENCE ,cpu fu. 'vi' ,ff 1, Harvey L. Sharpe Mrs. Rachel Amick Mrs. Barbara Tapscott J.D. Wall Elon College Atlantic Christian College Elon College V.P.I. A.B. A.B. A.B. B.S. History, Phy. Ed. English Biology, French Agriculture sr- Q., QQ Vi, ,mwyw ,L in. Mrs. Margaret McDade Mrs. Arthur Tate Miss Ruth Walker Mrs. Nina Westbrook Elon College Shenandoah Conservatory Cafeteria Secretary A-B- B.M. Manager Public School Music Piano 7 Slemeniary Haculty Mrs. Nancy Long Mrs. Juanita Moore Miss Kara Graham Mrs. Clara Whitted MTS- Annie Boswell Flora Macdonald College Piedmont Bible College Elon College W.C.U.N.C. A-S-T-C- A.B.,B.A. B.R.E. 2nd Grade 2nd Grade B-5- lst Grade lst Grade 3rd Grade 5 ' ' A .alan hm: I ' I L 'rr 1' 1 ' ' 'JF Q ll , 5 .. S . 1, .,. 1 ' s 'D 'U 1, -1-f-M. 'wr Mrs. Dorothy Smith Mrs. Nelle McCauley Miss Gertie Rudd Mrs. Lucy Lynch Mrs. W. L. No A.S.T.C. Sullins State Teacher College Elon College San Diego State A.S.T.C. B.S. 4th Grade A.B. Teachers College 6th Grade 3rd Grade 5th Grade B.A. 6th Grade , .Fu , fa, at R 9 'lv 5 Mrs. Betty Garrett Mrs. Josephine Umstead Mrs. Pattie Wall MPS- Katherine WO0d Elon College Lincoln Memorial University Elon College East Carolina C011ege A.B. A.B. A.B. A.B. 7th Grade 7th Grade 8th Grade 3th Grade QQ-fe rville ol, 0-,Il C5 5: N41 ll -if 'S QW!!! mn-wwww W AQ ,MW MANY RIVERS TO CROSS Senior Class Officers Judith Crutchfield, Treasurer, Johnny Faulkner, Vice-President, Tommy Thompson, President, Jimmy Starnes, Secretary, Mrs. Graham, Advisor. MOTTO-- Our faults are stepping stones to success. COLORS - Pink and White FLOWER - Pink Carnation In the last year of our production at Pleasant Grove , the Seniors found their hours filled with wonderful and stimulating ex- periences. Early in the year the Seniors elected their mascots, superlatives, grade parents, and Amo-ena Staff. Cecil Thomas, Joan Oliver, and Judy Dickey were initiated into the Monogram Club. Ten Seniors, MichaelRascoe,Alice Massey, Reid Hughes, Jimmy Stephens, Kay Jeffreys, Pam Small, Pat Faucette , Judy Dickey, Tommy Thompson , and Cecil Thomas received their sweaters representing the various sports in which they had participated. Q0 As this goes to press, the Seniors and Juniors are planning a joint trip to our Nation's Capital, Washington, D. C. The Christmas party at school, the Twirp Twirl, the fun and romance of the Junior- Senior Banquet, the ordering and mailing of invitations, and the final examinations will bring the Seniors to the end of their pro- duction-graduation, the goal of these twelve years. May their individual productions in life be a credit to their Alma Mater! t..4J l 1 P I K J V w N l 1 5 OOl1lsq . '- D -A . ' . -1- -1-1'L'k ooo cas 90-A QQ QFQQ goo oo ' O 03-Lo 0 799 O Q 7' . WILLIAM HENRY ANDERSON Experience is a hard teacher, She gives the test first, then the lesson. 4-H 15 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. GLENDA FAYE COBB A little learning is a dangerous thing. I Library Club 3,45 Future Teachers of America 4. WANDA LANE COBB If hearts are true, Few words will do. Library Club l,2,3,45 V. Pres. 35 Glee Club 3,4, Li- brarian 35 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Chief 45 Junior-Senior Committee 35 Most Talkative 4. WAYNE APPLE Why rush? This old world will be here when we are all gone. F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Library Club 15 Class Treasurer 2. JUDITH ANN CRUTCHFIELD To live is not to live for one's self aloneg let us help one another. Class Treas. 3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Library Club 3,45 4-H 15 Future Teachers of America 45 Junior-Senior Comm. 3. JUDY ANN DICKEY Take life as it comes and make the best of it. Basketball 1,2,3,45 4-H 1,2,3,4, Songleader 3,45 Library Club 1,2,3,45 Monogram Club 4. CARL VICTOR BAKER Toplay more and study less is my idea of happiness. F.F.A. 1,2,4. PATRICIA ANN FAUCETTE Anything is worth a try. Basketball 1,2,3,45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Secretary 45 Student Council Representative35 4-H 1,25 Library Club 3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Biggest Flirt 4. REBECCA LEE HALL 5 Don't worry work, and it won't worry you. Glee Club 3,45 Basketball l,2,35 Library Club 2,3,4. CHESLEY GEORGE BLACK Stay away, girls, till I get a little bigger. F.F.A. 1,2 ,45 Library Club 1. II gt . S ,gr lu. 11' 'VHA nr-I .W rv' mf, fx 'KM 's. Qs do wa . , .1 Q -is-. in ? xr- K ' 'KDS -as UF! A' 'll' 4 v A- -- 1... nr-f W if.. THOMAS DAVID COBLE I never get lostg everyone tells me where to go. F.F.A. 1,25 4-H 1. SANDRA KAY JEFFREYS I cannot diagnose me if I try. Amo-ena staff 45 Student Council Rep. 3,45 Glee Club 3, 45 Monogram Club 2,3,4, Sec. 35 Library Club 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 All-State 35 Marshal 35 Class V.- Pres. 15 Junior-Senior Committee 35 Best Dressed 4. SHELBY VIRGINIA LEE What's liie without some fun? Library Club 2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 4-H 15 Glee Club 45 Junior -Senior Committee 3. GLENN THOMAS COX If having fun were a crime, Glenn would serve a life sentence. 4-H 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Bus Driver 4. JOHNNY MAURICE FAULKNER Smart men are dying all the time, and I feel sick my- selif' F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Vice-Pres. 2, Treasurer 4, Reporter 35 Class Vice-Pres. 45 Best All-Round 45 RACHEL IRENE LEE Let God be your guide, and you will be on the right trail. Glee Club 1,2,3,45 4-H l,2,3,45 Library Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 1, Librarian 35Future Nurses of America 3, 45 Future Teachers of America 4. JENNIE FRANCES LINEBERRY Anything worth having is worth working for. Library Club l,2,3,45 Future Nurses of America 3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,4. FRANK ALLISON HALL Worry kills more people than bullets, so why worry? F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Basketball 15 4-H 15 Most Talkative 4. WAYNE EUGENE HALL Do unto others as they would do unto you,only do it first. F.F.A. 45 Junior Varsity Football 1,25 Track 3, Camera Club 35 Transferredfrom Valdosta High School, Valdos- ta, Georgia 4. ALMA LOUISE LOFTIS I sit and thinkg sometimes I just sit. Library C1ub1,3,45G1ee Club 3,45 4-H 1,2 ,3,45 Librarian 1,2,3. i' 'ii ALICE ROXIE MASSEY Better a bad excuse than none at all. Basketball 1,2 ,3,45 Monogram Club 3,45 Student Council Rep. 4,V.-Pres. 45 4-H l,3,4, Sec. 45 Library Club l,3,45 Junior-Senior Comm. 35 Glee Club 3,45 Class V.-Pres. 35 Amo-ena Staff 45 Best All-Round 4. Future Teachers of America 45 4-H Secretary 4. EDGAR REID HUGHES Keep frowning5 you'll get credit for thinking. Basketball l,2,3,45 Monogram Club 3,4, President 45 Student Council 15 Bus Driver 45 Amo-ena staff 45 F.F.A. 15 Glee Club 45 National Merit Scholar 45 Most Intellec- tual 4. JU LIOUS WOODROW MONTGOMERY Full of mischief, but still a necessity to the Senior Class. F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Baseball 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Junior- Senior Comm. 35 4-H l,2. SANDRA ELOISE MCCAULEY Are you working on the solution, or are you part of the problem? Basketball 15 Class President 25 Student Council Rep. 2, V.-Pres. 45 Junior-Senior Comm. 35 Future Nurses of America3,45 Library Club 3,45 Glee Club 45 Bus Driver 45 Cheerleader 45 Best Looking 45 Amo-ena Staff 4. LINDA ELIZABETH OAKLEY The end crowns the work. Library Club l,2,3,45 Pres. 4, Treas. 35 Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Lib. 15 Student Council Sec. 3, President 45 Future Nurses of America 3,45 Pres. 35 Junior-Senior Comm. 35 Marshal 35 Amo-ena Staff 45 Most Intellectual 4. JUNIOUS BOBBY RASCOE Always happy, never sad5 sometimes naughty, never bad. 4-H l,2,3,45 F.F.A. 35 Baseball 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL EDISON RASCOE 5 No matter what I do, someone always knew I would. Monogram Club 2,3,45 Student Council Rep. 45 4-H 1,2, 3,45Basketball 1,2 ,3,45 F.F.A. 1,25 Baseball 3,45 Track 3,45 Student Council 25 Bus Driver 45 Jr.-Sr. Comm. 35 Glee Club 45 Amo-ena Staff 45 Biggest Flirt 4. JOAN AMELIA OLIVER One today is worth many tomorrows. Class Pres. 1,35Student Council 1,2 ,3, Treas. 35 Cheer- leader 3,45 Monogram Club 45 Library Club 3,45 4-H 15 Jr.-Sr. Comm. 3. RUBY CAROL OVERBEY Brovm eyes and a charming smile. She certainly is a miss worthwhile. Library Club 1,2 ,35 Glee Club 2,3,45 Class Sec. 3. GUY FORREST RICHMOND I put my troubles in a.box, Sat on the lid - then smiled. 4-H 1,2,3,45F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. 53 iw1l4..l.l.. HK Ml I J . 'WN K url. K v. V. VT N. 1'7 L- gm. 'Km G .Q-.. ROY JAMES STANLEY, JR. Not a Romeo or a flirt, Just a boy who likes a skirt. Basketball154-H 15 Baseball 1,3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Bus Driver 45 Best Looking 4. JANET HARRIS PRITCHETTE Cheer upg the worst is yet to come. Library Club l,2,3,45 Future Nurses of America 3,4. MARTHA LOUISE SELLARS Genius wins sometimesg hard work, always. Amo-ena Editor 45 Marshal35 Future Nurses of America 3,4, Sec.-Treas. 4, Library Club l,2,3,4, Program Chairman 1, Sec. 2, Librarian 1,25 Glee Club l,2,3,4, Student Council Representative 35 Future Teachers of America 45 Junior-Senior Committee 35 Most Likely to Succeed 4. JAMES EDWARD STARNES I never let studying interfere with my education. F.F.A. 1,2,45 Library Club 1,25 Student Council 3,45 4-H 1,2 ,3,45 Baseball 1.25 Class Secretary 45 Amo-ena Staff 45 Junior-Senior Committee 3. MYRTLE CARMICHAEL SHUE It's better to try and fail, than to say it can't be done. Glee Club 3,45 Future Teachers of America 45 Library Club 3,4. PAM SMALL Her heart is like the moon-there's always a man in it. Basketball 1,2 ,3,45 Monogram Club 2,3,4, Treas. 45 4-H 1,25 Most Athletic 4. JAMES WILLIAM STEPHENS A ladies' man there is no doubt- For where he is, girls are about. Baseball 1,2,3,45 Monogram Club 3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Track 3,45 Most Athletic 4. PATRICIA ANN SMITH To be, not to seem to be. Library Club 3,45 Glee Club 1,45 Future Teachers of America 4. GENA ANN SQUIRES Give the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you. 4-H 1,2,3,4,Pres.15V.-Pres.25Basketball 1,25 Library Club l,2,3,4, Program Comm. 25 Future Nurses of America 45 Junior-Senior'Committee 3. JAMES WILLIAM TERRY It isn't what you dog it's what you're caught doing. F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 4-H 15 Basketball 1., CECIL EUGENE THOMAS It's better to kill time than to let it lie around and die. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g Baseball 3,4g Basketball 2,3,4g Mono- gram Club 45 Track 3,4g Best Dressed 4. MARGARET JUNE SWAIN A ring on the finger is worth two on the phone. 4-H 1,2,3,4, Song Leader lg Basketball lg Library Club 1,2,3,4, Program Comm. 2, Future Nurses of America 4g Future Teachers of America 4, Glee Club 4g Junior- Senior Comm. 3. PATTILE WALKER Seldom serious, always gay Truly a friend in every way. Glee Club2,3,4g Library Club 1,2,3,4g Future Nurses of America 3,4. THOMAS NELSON THOMPSON O, what a sad world this would be if I had been born double. Basketball 1,25 Baseball 1,2,3,4g F.F.A. 1,2 ,3,4g Mono- gram Club3,4g Class President 45 Junior-Senior Comm 35 4-H lg Track 3,45 Most Likely to Succeed 43 Bus Driver 45 Amo-ena Staff 45 Student Council 4. KATHY LORETTA WHITFIELD Mascot Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Whitfield JAMES LEE SMITH Mascot Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross L. Smith - 6,-wg V f s. Nfl? tif 5. ills I-,, r-1 I .vo I fill .ignv I f f I' iilgla Q 1' A I qt, gs ,J g 1- 'Q 4. , - , ' I I . X 1 , xx lux Y 1 dt, r g -5' I- f 34 'gn' .fun d's'Tll - 1' . ' lg?-' . . iffff L T' , ' an Q4 BIGGEST FLIRT MOST INTELLECTUAL SENIOR SUP MOST TALKATIVE BEST DRESSED MOST LIKELY TO SLICCEED BEST ALL-ROUND ERLATIVES BEST LOOKING MOST ATHLETIC GREAT EXPECTATICDNSH in-nn unior Class Qfficers Eugene Bowland, Treasurer, Jerry Rudd, Secretary, Mrs. Amick, Advisorg Gene Anderson, Vice- Presidentg Carolyn Smith, President. MOTTO: The higher we climb, the broader the view. F LOWER: Lilac COLORS: Lilac and White lnthis movie,The Production of P.G.H.S., the junior class has provided many outstand- ing characters who played their various roles. With the leadership of our officers and advisor, who are pictured above, we had a successful year. There were five students who worked diligently to help produce what they think is the best AMO-ENA ever to be printed. Throughout the year to challenge us, there were examinations, grades, scoldings, and trips to the office. To offset these, we had parties, dates, ball games and interesting and romantic conversations in the hall. April arrived and the Juniors and Seniors were Washington bound. Then in May, we honored the Seniors with a Junior -Senior Banquet at the E1k's Lodge. This memorable event,one of the highlights of our Junior year, will live in our hearts always. The Jtmiors will remember the day our class rings arrived. These rings proved to be the symbols of our achievement of three difficult but prosperous years in high school. To climax this feeling of having nearly achieved our goal, we, the Juniors, on Class Day 1961, took our places as Seniors of Pleasant Grove High School. We are no longer followers, but now the leaders! -' ,.ns '1 I Oh 1 -', 9 ,,j.1-iq... -61-g O'0'v. ,,. 1 Q -tg . . 1 ' on 5- D0 ' 'V .R ... .. o ' .. r O 9 1 -EHWEBIENIILX if: 56 1,12 ' fc3' . . . ' CLYDE DONALD ALLEN It's better to be late than never at all. Baseball 25 F.F.A. l,2. PEGGY ANN ALLRED Some people thinkthe world is made for fun and frolic, and so do I. Glee Club 2,3. JO CAROL APPLE Little, but oh, yes, so is a stick of dynamite. Glee Club 2,35 Library Club l,2,35 Future Teachers of America 35 Future Nurses of America 2 ,35 Cheerleader 3 CHARLES EUGENE ANDERSON Girls, don't rush5 You make me blush. ' F.F.A. 1,25 4-H 1,25 Junior Varsity 15 Class V.-Pres. 35 Library Club 2. JOSEPH DON BARRETT Girls may come, and girls may go, But not if I can help it. F.F.A. 15 Class Sec. 25 Library Club 35 Monogram Club 35 Junior Varsity 1,25 Basketball l,2,3. DORIS ALLENE BAKER Foot-loose and fancy-free5 That's the way I like to be. Glee Club 2,35 Library Club 2,35 Future Nurses of America 3. BARBARA ANN CARTER Be good and you will be lonesome. Glee Club 2,35 Library Club 1,2,35 Future Nurses of America 3. WESLEY EUGENE BOWLAND Leave silence to saintsg I am but human. F.F.A. 1,2,35 Library Club 1,2,35 Student Council 1,2,35 Class V.-Pres. 25 Class Treas. 35 Bus Driver 35 Amo- ena Staff 3. ERNEST VICTOR COLEMAN I must keep talking, whether I say anything or not. F.F.A. l,2,3. DOTTIE KAYE CAVINESS Love them and leave them. Class Treas. 15 Glee Club 2,35 Library Club l,2,3. A -.. fa-.- Q3 I u., in V, N 4524 2- M 5 f 4 Z Q . 'V-N..- 'T QI'-Q. Q75 WILLIAM LAWRENCE COMPTON So much to do5 so little done. Library Club 1,2,35 F.F.A. 1,25 4-H Club 1. BRENDA FAYE CHANDLER There are only two tragedies in life: one is not getting what you want, the other is getting it. , Student Council 15 Cheerleader 15 4-H Club 1, Sec. 15 Library Club2,35 Monogram Club 2,35 Future Teachers of America 35 Glee Club 35 Amo-ena Staff 3. MARY ANN COBB To a man who himself strives earnestly, God also lends a helping hand. Future Nurses of America 35 Glee Club 25 Library Club 2,3. DAVID HOLT COUNCILMAN Where there is no hope, there can be no endeavor. F.F.A. 15 Junior Varsity 15 Basketball l,3. DWIGHT WILSON DAMERON A care is an enemy of life. F.F.A. 1,2,35 Baseball 1,2,35 Monogram Club 3. PATSY VAUGHN DAVIS Take it easy5 have your fun, 'Let the old world flicker on. 4-H Club1,2,35 Library Club 2,35 Glee Club 2,35 Future Nurses of America 2,35 Future Teachers of America 3. MARILYN DUNN Hope for the best, expect the worst, and take what comes. Glee Club 35 Library Club 35 Future Nurses of America 3. EDGAR WAYNE HARGIS To know how to hide one's ability is a great skill. Sylvan Transfer Student, Basketball 1. JACOB CLAUDE HARMON Whatever'the situation is, he's never found speechless. F.F.A. 15 Library Club 35 Monogram Club 35 Amo-ena Staff 35Junior Varsity 1,25 Baseball 35 Basketball 1,2,35 Glee Club 3. LALA DEAN HUFFINES Silence is go1den. . Future Nurses of America 35 Glee Club 1,2 ,35 Library Club 1,2,3. I l mx r r BRUCE GORDON HOWARD It's better to wear out than to rust out. Graham Transfer Student. Motion Picture Projection lg Science Club 13 Engineer's Club 2. JOAN CARLOS JOYCE She never has a worryg she never has a care, But when anything is happening, you'll usually find her there. Library Club 2,33 Future Nurses of America 23 Glee Club 33 Future Teachers of America 2. NINA MACE MCKINNEY Full of wit, loads of fun, A 'hello there' for everyone. Basketball 13 4-H Club l,2,33 Library Club 2,33 Future Nurses of America2 ,3QG19e Club l,2,33 Future Teachers of America 2,3. ARNOLD COLEMAN JEFFREYS Idle , slow, and unconcerned, I go to class and sometimes learn. F.F.A. l,2,33 4-H Club 13 Library Club 3. JOHNNY KERMIT MATHERLY As for me, all that I know is that I know nothing. F.F.A. 1,2. GLENDA ANNETTE OVERBEY Dimpled cheeks and eyes of brown, 3You'll always know when she's around. Library Club l,2,3, Pres. 1,23 Amo-ena Staff 33 Student Council Treas. 23 Glee Club l,2,3, Treas. 1,23 Future Teachers of America 33 Future Nurses of America 3. CAROLYN MAE RONEY It is better to be faithful than famous. Glee Club 1,33 Library Club 2,33 Student Council 3g Basketball l,2,33 Class Treas. 23 Future Teachers of America 3,Sec.-Treas. 33 Future Nurses of America 3. GEORGE TALBERT MCKINNEY Although he has much wit, He's rather slow in using it. F.F.A. 1,2,3. DEWEY LEE RAINEY Work always looks easy, if someone else is doing it. F.F.A. l,2,33 4-H Club l,2,33 Cheerleader 2. CAROLYN JO SMITH Praise me or oppose me, But notice me, please. Glee Club l,2,33 Library Club 1,2 ,3, Treas. 1, Sec. 23 Future Nurses of America 3g Student Council l,2,33 Class President 1,2,3. A A 2! K 4 ,11 My W k 4 1' ,ff aff' 3 f Zac ,,' E 'PN .rag H, rt ,N W W S? K fz funn l.. L 4 's' 'Q A ...fi Q Q 52 , .QIV V . . - .,,v F Z Elia .Hee ll. 15 1 7 wsaghi fvy Y ru E 1445395 1 . 4b. .... y .191 inm- ,er qt, inn. JERRY WAYNE RUDD No matter how much you get around, A better boy cannot be found. Library Club 1,2 ,35 Class Sec. 35 F.F.A. 1,2,3, Student Council Rep. 35 4-H Club 15 Bus Driver 3. SANDRA DE LAINE TALLEY There's never a dull moment when she's around. Glee Club 3. DEANNA DAWNE TATE Three fifths of her genius5 the rest sheer bluff. Library Club 2,35 Future Teachers of Americ 35 V.- Pres. 35 Future Nurses of America 35 Glee Club 2,35 Student CouncilSec. 35 Cheerleader 35 Amo-ena Staff 3. RICHARD KEITH TAYLOR I'll find a way. Library Club l,2,35 F.F.A. 1,25 Glee Club 35 Marshal 15,2 . RICHARD DEAN TERRE LL Man is born into troub1e. F.F.A. 1,2. WILLA JEAN WALKER Her personality plus her grins, Is why she has so many friends. Glee Club 1,2,35 Student Council 35 Future Nurses of America 2,35 Future Teachers of America 3. BRONA MINNIE WARREN Let what is coming come, because it's coming anyway. Library Club 1,2,3. JAMES MONROE WAGONER A man's worth is measured by his actions, not his words. F.F.A.1,2,3. HUBERT EARL WALKER Youth should be spent in pleasure. Library Club 2,35 F.F.A. 1,2 ,3. WALTER BANKS WYATTE, JR. Stop crying, girls5 there's only one of me. F.F.A. 1,2,35 4-H Club 1,2,3, Songleader 35 Library Club 2,3. X I ,....a-vr mb'wf,kp 5 We!ze No Angelswf Run for Cover f 1 fi t Ain't Misbehavin' UGALLANT JOURNEY -4 wh X' ,su 'U-I Sophomore Class Officers Left to right - Mrs. Tapscott, Advisorg Angela Carey, Secretary, Jean Terrell, Vice-Presidentg Don Oliver, Presidentg Mr. Smith, Advisorg Randy Councilman, Treasurer. MOTTO: Hitch your wagon to a star. COLORS: Lavender and White FLOWER: Orchid During the year the sophomore class made many contributions to its Production of P.G. H.S. The class selected Angela Carey, Judy Thompson,Don Oliver, and Randy Councilman to lead them in work on the Amo-ena. Elected to serve on the student council were Don Oliver, Sylvia Coleman, and Judy Thompson. Several class members contributed to the filming of athletics through their participa- tion in basketball and baseball. Judy Thomp- son was chosen as sophomore cheerleader. The class was proud to have Pat Billings and Sylvia Coleman initiated into the Monogram Club. Many of the Sophomore girls made a contribution to the Christmas program pre- sented by the Glee Club. English examinations, Julius Caesar and Silas Marner projects, and biology notebooks were not the year's only activities and were sometimes forgotten in the excite- ment of ball games, dates, and parties. Most sophomores,however,worked hard during the year and hope to have gained the knowledge they need to help them in future productions. , cl'l' Q X o , 0 0 ' ' . ' A-'l' x l' .LJ ' i irtiv . o Lv r 1' 4 O a 0 H - - , .1510 nba' ' ' ' . .x-l- - exelo ' ' ' ' ' 1' i - e j O Q- - - Q 5 v Q-2-O 9 0 5 - - 0 - 0 - - . Q v 11 OOO 0 24 0 ' ' to 4 0 0 rx. - 0 'l ' ' 5 . ' 'W' i IH' '- vit - 'T llgi.-. -.- AM, -,, Q 5, 5 ig, ,, . ..-1.-T ---4-.---r - -Q--l---- --- BILLY RAY BOGGS Every class has its problem, but this problem can't find its class. F.F.A. 1,25 Junior Varsity 1. CAROLYN REBECCA BAKER No matter what others may be, she'll always be her- self. PATRICIA ANN BILLLNGS When she aims her friendship gun, She never misses anyone. I Library Club 1,25 Cheerleader 15 Glee Club 25 Future Nurses of America 25 Basketball 25 Monogram Club 2. MARVIN TAPSCOTT BOSWE LL When the going gets tough, the tough get going. F.F.A. 1,25 Basketball 1,2. HASSE LL CORBETT Think maybe I can dodge this work? F.F.A. 1,25 Junior Varsity 1. ANGELA MAE CAREY Let the world slide on, I'l1 not budge an inch. Library Club 1,25 4-H Club 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Glee Club 25 Future Nurses of America 25 Amo-ena Staff 25 Class Sec. 2. 1 ,ay 0 7 K.. pvfl-V F 1 14' , vc 4, F9 JANIE JEANETTE COBB You can always tell my joys by my mouth. I Glee Club 1 ,25 Library Club 25 Future Nurses of America 2. RANDY COUNCILMAN I may not be handsome, but I declare I have a distin- guished look. F.F.A. 1,25 Junior Varsity 1, Class Treasurer 25 Amo- ena Staff 2. ' WADE RUSSELL COX 'Whenever I feel the urge to work coming on, I lie down until it passes. F.F.A. 1,2. SYLVIA CATHERN COLEMAN She puts in her all and all When it comes to playing basketball. Class President 15 4-H 15 Student Council 1,25 Library Club 1,25 Glee Club 1 ,25 Basketball 1 ,25 Monogram Club 2. 25 ,qu-. Wx K ,mngvwg Kgs in 5 ., I 5. ,Agn-',...a-1 . 5, ...f-:.... ., . .5 --A-ual.: .4-, 1 ff . ...,, Z f its -9.0-5 .far . I 0 i s..,,, K-.,- 'in Q.. FRE. ' W1-M . 'nr 5 Q vt! 4 1 -fr f . !! ' , N QL A jo. W. E. f 'YK Vis.- frm...- eu. 'K f 1' M .5 ifffkifq ,, Z WW . we W , f 1 Us 635. - 'X Q4 X14 it .al- .,l -, ,,.,4:,4if,:, M. , . XY? , an A ' J Ji ,, Ja I vt ff ' :ak I MARSHALL FORBIS I'm not lazyg I'm just tired of making progress. Transfer from Lexingtong Glee Club Ig Latin Club lg Football lg Student Council lg Baseball 1,2g F.F.A. 2g Basketball 1 ,2 . DOTTIE LEE COUNCILMAN Wear a smile, it will be worth your while. Library Club 1. CAROLYN FAYE HALL To be myself and no one else. Library Club 2 5 Basketball lg Glee Club 2. WILLIAM LONNIE FOSTER Who said, 'It couldn't be done'? F.F.A. 1,2g4-H1,2. ALLEN EUGENE HE LTON Some laws were made to be broken. F.F.A. 1,25 Junior Varsity 1. BRENDA LEE HARGIS This world holds no other like her. Basketball lg Glee Club 2 3 Library Club 2. ARLENE HURLOCKER How comest thou in this pickle? 4-H lg Future Nurses of America 2g Library Club l,2g Glee Club 2g Basketball 1,2. DENNIS LEE HUGHES Not afraid of work, but not in sympathy with it. F.F.A. 1, 2, Treas. 2g Junior Varsity lg Baseball 1. DACE ALLISON LEWIS Friendly, on the ball, That describes him best of all. F.F.A. 1,2g Basketball 1,2 5 Baseball 1,2. GLENDA FAYE HURLOCKER Never lateg always on time. Library Club 1. 26 1 1 A N ' JOHN CURTIS LEWIS, JR. There are a hundred chances a day to do mischief. F.F.A. 1,25 Junior Varsity 1. SANDRA LYNETTE MANNING What is fun without mischief? Library Club 25 Glee Club 2. CONNIE RAE MERRITT I'll work and study as hard as I can, But my main ambition is to get a man. Library Club 1,25 Basketball 15 Glee Club 2. BENNIE EARL MADDEN No one means more to me than myself. F.F.A. 1,2. WILLIAM ANDREW MCKINNEY I don't know where I'm going, but I'm on my way. F.F.A. 1,2. GLENDA SUE MONTGOMERY The greatest art in life is to have as many pleasures as possible. Transfer from Anderson High School: Glee Club 25 F.H.A. 1. CHARLOTTE ANN POPE It's better to be little and shine, Than to be big and cast a shadow. Glee Club 25 Future Nurses of America 25 Future Teachers of America 25 Library Club 2. THURMAN LEWIS MONTGOMERY 'Tis good to live and learn, And sometimes just to live. F.F.A. 1,25 Junior Varsity 1. BENNY HODGE PAGE Happy am I, from care I'm free! Why aren't they all contented like me? Transfer from Walter Williams High School: F.F.A. 25 Basketball 25 Baseball 2. . JUDY CAROL THOMPSON I can live for two months on one good compliment. Cheerleader 25 4-H Club 15 Library Club 1,25 Future Nurses of America 25 Glee Club 23 Student Council Treas. 25 Amo-ena Staff 2. 27 495 las gg' L., vos.. naw 4 lpuuww aw 5 1 3' M Sv, . A x M.. Q In .552 ..., R Q7 X wi 1 ., . 'QQ f if 1 W i 2 25 J 5' E Q 5 Q - ,. .N Q., f L W A V. 5 wifaf , A-1 ' 'ff 11 I .. ,gxiIgIa7ti -f .g 5. ,1-' vi It as .I , tg-.vm if ,xg ,ol- an WW f f . ,I ,:,: 7 H V51 3 3 -Q -'wwf x, , uf- 'Q ,yf J 4 .4 ' ff., 3 . 1 a,4k7'f Z3 . 'M' ' F'-'s p-'gk' 'tx DON OLIVER Opportunity may knock, but temptation more often rings the bell. F.F.A. 1,23 Class President 25 Amo-ena Staff 25 Student Council 2. REBECCA LUCILLE RONEY The best things come in small packages. Library Club 1,25 Glee Club 2g Future Teachers of America 2. DORA KATHERN STAD LER To make the world a friendly place, One must show a friendly face. . 4-H lg Glee Club 1,25 Library Club 1,25 Future Nurses of America 2. JOHNNY LEE PERRY I eat well, I drink well, I sleep well-but that's all. F.F.A. 1,2. JOHN WILLIAM SHEPHERD Why not go out on a limb, Isn't that where the fruit is? F.F.A. 1,25 Junior Varsity. JUDITH CAROL STARNES Not a foe to any man, But she talks to beat the band. Glee Club 25 Library Club 2. SANDRA KAY SE LF I The bigger they comeg the harder they fall. Library Club 1,2 . GARY THANIEL SMITH Ignorance comes once in a lifetime, But I enjoy mine all the time. F.F.A. 1,25 Junior Varsity 1. LARRY EVERRETT SQUIRES - I'll be getting old when I walk around a puddle instead of through it. F.F.A. 1,23 Junior Varsity 1. BRENDA JO SMALL With her brown eyes and little smiles, Success will carry her miles and miles. Glee Club 29 Library Club 2. 28 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ,I I I ,1-- ll hinlufihl' ff I THOMAS GRAHAM WALKER, JR. If worry were the cause of death, I would live forever. ' 1 F.F.A. 1,25 Library Club 2. H ,.-., I 40' 1 gg JEAN CAROLYN TERRELL She's not too shyg she's not too gayg You'11 have to admit you like her way. Glee Club 25 Library Club 2g Class Vice-President 2. .172 ,,.. , f, ' ax '- vxll VIOLET YVONNE WAGONER I smile although my heart is breaking. , , 1,7 Q, a. I rag, , JOSE PH EDWARD WALL X - 1 ' ' If at first you don't succeed, try another method. Basketball 1,25 Baseball l,2g Student Council lg F.F.A. y 'H 'V+ ff 1' A H ow' SU ,,,.,. 1 1 Mmm ,J A103 qw ,, .4 . 1 . -... W ' 1,2g Marshal 1. X Z ,,,i.2 .V...,, ... ...,, . JAMES ELDRHJGE WE LLoNs I , When my work and pleasure clash, Let the work go smash. is .i XM r F.F.A. l,2. C JUDITH MAE WALTERS It's nice to be natural, If you're naturally nice 4-H lg Library Club 1,2. 'X li 29 ' 'FFL ' ' rfrrff fr'- '-:11:- f-W fs -v-- - --V ..-WYE , 'Blackboard Jungle is W0n'1: ' Years of our Lives I w n K A SCARED STIFF 'i greshman Class Qfficers I Mr. Sharpe, Advisorg Keith Oakley, Vice-President, Diana Overbey,Secretaryg Vickie Mitchell,Treasurerg Anita Snipes, President, Mrs. Dick, Advisor. 1 5 A Morro - on the road to success. A COLORS - Red and white FLOWER - Rose Six of the girls and two of the boys made On August 31, 1960, forty frightened the varsity basketball team. As a group the Freshmen began their production of their four Freshman Class went on a bus to the Raleigh years of high school. It was not long before Fairg everyone had a wonderful time. The they knew their way around and were begin- Freshmen did their part for the Christmas ning to feel at ease in the high school halls. I party, the Twirp -Twirl, and all the activities They selected Jo Dana Dubinsky and William Q of the high school. As the end of the year Blackfor theAmo-enaStaff. Many of the boys drew to a close, the Freshmen were looked andgirls became 4-H, Library, and Glee Club l upon as very capable students and willing members. Buddy Fonville was elected Stu- , leaders for the film to be continued by them dent Council Representative and Anita Snipes in the next three years. was chosen Freshmen Cheerleader. S co o i l. -Y-Y'h ' 1'21 - - ' 'l1 ' - s -g,- A, flu . , - . o 'Q erm Tooo so 'x'-s. . .-E'IUnl'x'.'d ' , . ' i g, A y ' 29. -Is' - -1. o .x i 5328, 'M . d6 'v 'U'-I fm , Hr ,Wt 51534 5, fl -M.. ti Z 4 5? ' 3... K gif 1 P ELIZABETH FRANCES ANDERSON Ready for anythingg be it Work or play, An all-round girl in every way. Library Club lg Glee Club 1. LONNIE RAY ALLEN Reason? No reason, school policy. F.F.A. 15 Baseball 1. BRODIE HOLT ALLEN Whose back shall we stab today? F.F.A. 1. PATRICIA ELIZABETH BROOKS Take everybody's advice, then do as you please. Basketball 15 Library Club lg Glee Club 1 JO DANA DUBINSKY What am I doing here? Library Club lg Amo-ena Staff 1. REGINALD WAYNE ATKINS By the time anything gets to meg it's a problem. F.F.A. 1. WILLIAM EUGENE BLACK, JR. Haste makes waste. F.F.A. lg Amo-ena Staff 1g Baseball 1. JUDY MAE FULLER . . . And I don't believe you love me anymore. Glee Club 1. 14 JULE FRANCES JOBE 1 I'm sorry. Glee Club lg Library Club 1. y EDWIN BRACKETT 1 Me worry? F.F.A. 1. 32 EDWIN TURNER BOWLAND, JR. Seldom serious always a clown. Let worries come, he'll never frown. F.F.A. 1. WADE CLARENCE COBB Nice day, let's louse it up. F.F.A. lg Junior Varsity 1. CORDELIA ANNE KAPP My heart has a mind of its own. Glee Club 1. JAMIE TARPLEY FONVILLE You can't fool me, I'm too ignorant. F.F.A. lg Student Council lg Junior Varsity lg Baseball l. LARRY FOUST The best way to kill time is to work it to death. F.F.A. lg Junior Varsity 1. VICKIZE ELAINE MITCHELL Take life with a smile,who'sgoing to live forever? Class Treasurer lg Basketball lg 4-H lg Library Club lg Glee Club 1. DIANA KAY OVERBEY A giggle and a shout, You always know when she is about. Class Secretary 15 Glee Club lg Library Club 1. JAMES WILLIAM JOBE Ii you can't say anything good about someoneg let's hear it. LARRY STAUNTON Men are men, The best sometimes forget. DINAH JO PENDER Never do-today what can be put off until tomorrow. Basketball lg Glee Club lg 4-H lg Library Club 1. 33 -E 9-'x Q'- 1-U ivy, Q l va. 'QW IU' il' V ' W f..-4, .M rl' X 'K 1 Y HC' WN 'U' 5-r 4, K Wi' I 41. faq, IW' We 5 Q 4 sf-. ,J LLOYD CHARLES PIERCE I said 'maybe', and that's final. F.F.A. lg Baseball 1. RONNIE JOE L PIERCE Trust everybody but cut the cards. F.F.A. lg Baseball 1. ALMA JEAN POWE LL Smile and the whole world smiles with you. Glee Club lg Library Club 1. DAVID ANTHONY PRITCHETT Have work-will run. F.F.A. lg Junior Varsity 1. JAMES ANDERSON RONEY To know him is to like him. F.F.A. lg Junior Varsity 1. JANICE CAROL THOMAS Up the cedar and down the pine, Girls like me are hard to find. Glee Club 1. ROSA LEE THOMAS Lips of red, eyes of blue, You never' know what she is going to do. Basketball lg Library Club 1. KENNETH RANDY SAUNDERS Silence never portrays a man. F.F.A. 15 Junior Varsity 1. MICHEAL ALLEN WARREN Don't hurry, don't worry. F.F.A. lg Baseball 1. ' GLADYS OLAWALIER A little nonsense now and then, Is relished by the best of men. 4-H 15 Glee Club lg Library Club 1. -Z 34 til fi., 4 Q L RICHARD VADEN LEE Put off until tomorrow the things You should have done today. F.F.A. 13 Junior Varsity lg Baseball 1. NANCY JO RASCOE Better late than never, slow but sure. Glee Club lg Basketball lg Library Club lg 4-H 1. SHERILL MARY SEARCY Cute and attractive, bright and gay, Just the kind to brighten the day. Glee Club lg 4-H lg Basketball 1g Library Club 1. KEITH VICTOR OAKLEY Girls, if you are looking for the perfect boy, You'd better stay away from my front door. F.F.A. 1. .Q-V... 4' 'V' WILLIAM LARRY OZMENT Think, it's a new experience. F.F.A. lg Junior Varsity lg Baseball 1. DELORES INEZ SNIDER Her ways are ways of pleasantness. Glee Club 15 Library Club 1. if ANITA GAIL SNIPES Little wheels squeak the loudest. Cheerleader lg 4-H lg Glee Club 15 Class President 1. JOHN WESLEY PENNINGTON He can who thinks he can. F.F.A. 1. 'WWF 1 CARL WELCH Smoke gets in your eyes. F.F.A. 1. ADA JANE WEBSTER Do it with strain, do it with ease, Either way will surely please. Nun, 'TN V' zwf ,Vw .sw H .W 4,7 I ,V Mijn 4 ' WV. -5 .W , f 1 ' -the Fibnegg Cannibals Please Don't Eat the Dais F I ..h.1 E 12 'fl K! .l The Peop1e's Choice Q ,il I Am A Camera l Y an M f XE, X H, N M , f ,M I-fir .ff as J! , K 1 0 Q, if' 1 W' M A 'N .hr , Q. 47' Wd -Q- 'WC' K- S-4 W-1' 1 W-7 5 nl A. , .. Amo-ena Staff Onthis page are the people who have worked hard to make this 1961 Amo-ena possibleg they were assisted by Pat Faucette and Pam Small and by our artists MarilynDunn and Carolyn Smith. Their work began in October with a iew sheets of paper anda few ideas: their work ended on that happy day in May when you re- ceived your yearbook. Our purpose has been to publish a yearbook of high scho- lastic and literary value and to present for you a true picture of your school year 1960-1961, which we hope will become one of your most cherished possessions. .mf ' : , f - Seated: Mrs. Graham, Advisorg Jimmy Starnes, Advertising Manager: Martha Louise Sellars, Editor: Eloise McCauley, Business Manager. Standing: William Black, Freshman Representative: Jo Dana Dubinsky, Freshman Representative: Mike Rascoe, Circulation Manager: Kay Jeffreys, Feature Editor: Linda Oakley, Senior Class Editor: Deanna Tate, Junior Class Editorg Judy Thompson, Sopho- more Class Editor. ,, 1 ,f .. K a -pri H 7':f?My .4 4 S32 Amo-ena Staff Seated: Eugene Bowland,Assistant Advertising Manager: Brenda Chadler, Assis- Humor Editor: Reid Hughes, Writer: Randy Councilman and Don Oliver, Sopho- tant Edifofi Glenda OVGFDGY, ASSiSt2Ht Bl1SiD6SS Manager- Standing: Angela, more Representatives: Jacob Harmon, Junior Representative. Carey, Art Editor: Tommy Thompson, Senior Representative: Alice Massey, -'f J: 'e... 39 wx, t 5341, ,, ,,, , , V' . K , Q.. S2 f ' A I I t 1 r . gi' 5 WM, Qlce The musical score of our P.G.H.S. production was provided by the Glee Club, which gave of its talents for the Christmas program, P.T.A., baccalaureate, and commencement. Director: Mrs. Margaret McDadeg Pianist, Eloise McCauley. First row Cleft to rightj: Dottie Caviness, Pat Jeffreys, Jo Carol Apple, Judith Crutchfie1d,Martha Sellars, Pam Small, Alice Massey, Pat Faucette, Janie Cobb, Shelby Lee, June Swain, Judy Dickey, Gena Squires, Eloise McCauley, Pianist, Mrs. McDade, Advisor. Second row: SandraTalley, Becky Hall, Faye Hall, Connie Merritt, Kay Jeffreys, Delores Snider,Betty Anderson, Carolyn Roney, Sylvia Coleman, Joan Joyce, Pat Billings, Judy Thompson, Arlene Hurlocker, Patsy Brooks, Jane Webster. Club Third row: Glenda Overbey, Janet Pritchette, Peggy Allred, Vicki Mitchell, Marilyn Dunn, Carolyn Baker, Wanda Cobb, Dinah Jo Pender, Brenda Hargis, Deanna Tate,Myrtle Shue, Pat Smith, Becky Roney, Angela Carey, Dora Stadler, Frances Lineberry. Fourth row: PatsyDavis,NinaMcKinney, Pattie Walker, Brenda Chandler, Rachel Lee, Mary Ann Cobb, Lala Huffines, Jean Terrell, Carol Starnes, Brenda Small, Sandra Manning, Ann Kapps, Janice Thompson, Gladys Walker, Anita Snipes. Fifth row: Carolyn Smith, JeanWalker, Linda Oakley, Barbara Carter, Alma Loftis, Peggy Allred, Jule Jobe, Nancy Rascoe, Diana Overbey, J. D. Barrett, Michael Rascoe, Red Harmon, Jerry Rudd, Reid Hughes, Keith Taylor, Billy Compton. ' guture garmers The Pleasant Grove Chapter of the Future Farmers of America, consisting of seventy-four members, is one of 8,500 located in the United States, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico. The members consist of hard working students of vocational agri- culture and are carrying out a supervised farm practice program on their home farms. They participate in contests on local, county, and district level, among these contests are: tobacco judging, livestock judging, parliamentary procedure, public speaking, and seed and shop contests. First row Cleft to rightjz Mr. Wall,Advisorg Randy Councilman, Reporter, Jerry Rudd,Representativeg Johnnie Faulkner, Presidentg Dewey Rainey, Vice-Presidentg Dennis Hughes, Treasurer. Second row: KennethSaunders,Don O1iver,Secretaryg Johnnie Penningtong Jimmy Roney,Tony Pritchett, MichaelWarren,Brodie Allen,Ronnie Pierce, Wade Cobb, Keith Oaklev,Richard Lee, Leighton Law , James Jobe. Buddy Fonville, Carl Welch. Third row: Tommy Walker, Billy Ray Boggs, Marvin Boswell, Dace Lewis, Joe Wall, Gary Smith, Johnnie Lewis, Larry Squires, Junior Wyatte, Lonnie Foster, John Shepherd, Hassel Corbett. Fourth row: Eugene Bowland, Jimmy Stephens, Jimmy Terry, George McKinney, Jimmy Wagoner, Bennie Page, L. C. Pierce, Eugene Helton, Marshall Forbis, James Wellson, Arnold Jeffreys. Fifth row: Woody Montgomery, Wayne Apple, Dwight Dameron, Jimmy Starnes, Bennie Madden, Tommy Thompson, Roy Stanley, Wade Cox, Wayne Hall, Lonnie Allen, Bill Anderson, Frank Hall, Jimmy Foust, Andy McKinney, Larry Ozment, Eddie Bowland. Sixth row: William Black, Carl Baker, Glenn Cox, Cecil Thomas, Forrest Rich- mond,Chesley Black,Victor Coleman, Earl Walker, Thurman Montgomery, Bobby Rascoe, Edwin Brackett, Rickey Atkins. nn....:- ,..........-w---.,,.,,.,,- .... ,- ..v.... .1 .,.. is 'fi tv' -sv H 'va s-up ,nv 11 lb W X 0 J IJ , ! is filuiure urses The Future Nurses' Club acquaints its members with the field of nursing and Second row: Eloise McCauley,DoraStadler,D0ttie Caviness, Nina McKinney, the needed qualifications for gaining entrance to accredited schools of nursing. Jean Walker, Carolyn Roney, Rachel Lee, Linda Oakley, Angela Carey. First row CLeft to rightl: Advisor, Mrs. James Dickg Secretary-Treasurer, Third row: Pat Billings, Arlene Hurlocker, Judy Thompson, Ann Pope, Joan Martha Sellarsg President, Carolyn Smith, Vice-President, Glenda Overbey. Joyce, Janie Cobb, Pattie Walker, Jo Carol Apple, Wanda Cobb. N 1' Future Inmaking our production of P.G.H.S., a new club, The Future Teachers' Club of America, was formed. Our purposes are to learn about the opportunities in teaching, to cultivate the qualities of a good teacher, to study the lives of great teachers, and to foster the development of student leadership. Judith Crutchfield, Presidentg Carolyn Roney, Secretaryg Martha Sellars, Gaachers Nina McK1nney,Ma.ri1yn Dunn, Pat Smith,Lilenda Cobb, Ann Pope, Barbara Carter, Mary Ann Cobb,DeannaTate,Myrt1e Shue, Betty Anderson, Carolyn Baker, Becky Roney,Alice Massey, Mr. Iseley, Advisor, Patsy Davis, Jean Walker , Gena Squires, June Swain, Judy Dickey, Rachel Lee, Joan Joyce. 41 'I 11 figrary Club In making our P.G.H.S. production, the Library Club has a major role. Its purposes are to sponsor a reading interest among the high school students in the use of books and magazines, to understand and enjoy good books, to stimulate reading interest, and to leave literary records at Pleasant Grove School. First row CLeft to rightjg DeannaTate,Secretaryg LindaOakley,PresidentgGlenda Overbey, Vice-Presidentg Kay Jeffreys, Treasurer. Second row: Arlene Hurlocker, Pat Billings, Becky Roney, Pat Brooks, Dora Stad- ler,Martha Sellars,Connie Merritt,CarolStarnes,Janie Cobb, June Swain, Shelby Lee, Gena Squires, Joan Joyce, Mrs. Amick, Advisor. Third row: Pat Jeffries, Dottie Caviness, Sylvia Coleman, Delores Snider, Betty Anderson, Brenda Hargis, Faye Hall,Judy Walters, Angela Carey, Carolyn Roney, Eloise McCaulev,Ann Pope, Pat Smith,Glenda Cobb, Myrtle Shue, Judy Thompson. ,f-7 ii? l d Fourth row: Alma Loftis , Doris Baker , David Councilman, Mary Ann Cobb, Barbara Carter, Lala Huifines, Dinah Pender, Vickie Mitchell, Nancy Rascoe, Diana Overbey, Nina McKinney,Carolyn Smith,Rosa Lee Thomas, Gladys Walker, Jo Dana Dubin- sky, Rachel Lee. Fifth row: Judith Crutchfield, Wanda Cobb, Alice Massey, Pat Faucette, Junior Wyatte, Billy Compton, Earl Walker, Red Harmon, J. D. Barrett, Patsy Davis, Keith Taylor, Pattie Walker, Mike Rascoe, Brenda Chandler. Sixth row: Brona Warren,Marilyn Dunn, Jule Jobe, Tommy Walker, Gene Ander- son,Jerry Rudd, Jean Walker, Judy Dickey, Eugene Bowland, Brenda Small, San- dra Manning, Jane Webster, Jean Terrell, Sherrill Searcy, Jo Carol Apple, Joan Oliver. Ly f' NW..-1 QT-7 ill fl A Monogram Club The Monogram Club strives to develop co-operation and leadership in athletics. lt builds a better school spirit and promotes good will among the students. To finance their major project-buying sweaters for the senior members-and to con- tributeto the athletic fund,the members sold refreshments at the home basketball games. First row fleft to rightjz Coach Harvey L. Sharpe,Advisorg Pat Faucette,Secretarvg Reid Hughes, President, Alice Massey, Vice-President, Pam Small, Treasurer. Second row: Kay Jeffreys,Wanda Cobb, Pat Billings, Carolyn Roney, Joan Oliver Judy Dickey. Third row: Michael Rascoe, Jimmy Stephens, Tommy Thompson. Fourth row: Dwight Dameron, Brenda Chandler, Dewey Rainey, Sylvia Coleman, Cecil Thomas. ' --v---2-fi 5.1 X-JE gulf' Student In our P.G.H.S. production, the Student Council plays a vital role. Its pur- poses are to form unity of the student body, to develop leadership in our students, and to promote the best interest of the school. FirstRow tLeft to rightjz Deanna Tate,Secretaryg Linda Oakley, Presidentg Eloise McCauley, Vice-Presidentg Judy Thompson, Treasurer. LI-H The 4-H Club is a rural youth organization under the direction of the Agri- cultural Extension Service. Its objectives are totrain youth in the art of better living through teaching better homemaking and agricultural practices, providing an opportunity for character developing, and training for leaderships and citizen- ship. The four H's are Head, Heart, Hands, and Health. First Row tLeft to rightjz Junior Wyatte, Song Leaderg Bobby Rascoe, Presidentg Anita Snipes, Vice-Presidentg Alice Massey, Secretary-Treasurer. Second Row: Forrest Richmond, Vickie Mitchell, Sherrill Searcy, Dinah Jo Pen- 'll '. ' 1444. -11'-'QL M , we G, X gf T X' X. a l , i i ' , - ' - ' f . K L K , ., A gif i Q 1 , A , 1 . , 1 M X gif e X512 C L , I A -1 ' fair i i A i Basefiall Zeam 3 First row CLeft to rightb: Tommy Thompson, Bobby Rascoe, Oakley. ' Jimmy Stephens, Mike Rascoe, Roy Stanley, Third row: Leighton Law, Benny Page, Cecil Thomas, L. C. Pierce, Mr. Sharpe, Coach. Richard Lee, Lonnie Allen, Larry Ozment, Second row: Dwight Dameron,Dace Lewis, Marshall Forbis, Ricky Atkins. Joe Wall, Buddy Fonville, Tony Pritchett, Keith E ve-ff VZ? N egg Tru vi Cheerleaders Pictured above are the attractive girls who led the Cauley,Jo Caro1App1e,JudyThompson,AnitaSnipes, Deanna Pirates in their victorious Production. Tate, Joan Oliver. 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Matherly David Miller Roy Mitchell Betty Montgomery Larry Neighbors Donna Pender Donna Phillips Faye Powell Marie Ragan Steve Riggan Raymond Rimmer Rickey Rimmer David Stokes Gloria Terrell Joyce Thomas LaVonne Tuttle Ronald Wade Donald Warren Barbara Wellons Faye Williams Brenda Anderson Wayne Brooks Howard Cannon Shirley Capps Janet Caviness Authur Caulder Donna Coleman Wayne Coleman -R ' 46.1-ax , ,, V -J Mrstwaws Sighifl Qracle .,. .m i . -r W9 L' ' ' .sq f 'wb 1 ' vu. K ,I Y :. H k T , f Q45 f vs . , .. ax 'Nw 4 ,lv ,v .f M. 4- it . f v at fe.. aw. I N I .fy L ,Q- 1 , 'f,L ' 2 ef f ,,,,, ig : , E Y A ' 3' nlax 1A A ' ' K ,,..,, - x ,ii f-4 Q 165 rs 1: f pmt ,S , .,,', ,. .M 3 nr va 4' A A - ' ' 'Z ' Af 1--W - we -f i ' 121 F111 A - A 4 if R' J ik' j ' It ' if - A ' :Qi-is 1 . Nil if ? i Mrs. 4 M. woods Sigfitli Qracle ,4 . . , yy! 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V Q- 'Qfb 9 'Os w Ii Q K y if 3 NX ali! X? ' 7.16 'H ' 1 ' N. f- 'L 1 'F . R an .Q , .l 'Q , W We're looking forward to this-changing classes-next year. aw- 'r' ' . nl- gs D A 4 Hun ,au ng, im.. X wwf: D4 'S f'N-hwtuqw Y ,,..,,fw , -.Wwvnf-msqygqsw , I, , N' M 4 '?31M4WQyf.,wzW,-vf4,eW ,M 5 ' K Mrs. Garrett Cin Shorthand Classlz Now everyone watch the board while I go through it again. For the best in heating call SQUARE DEAL METAL WURKS Heating and sheet metal work-air conditioning 113 Webb Ave. Burlington, N.C. CRAVEN'S BEAUTY SALON Open nights by appointments owned by LILIAN JONES CRAVEN 242 W. Front St. Burlington CAnal 6-1098 Compliments of GLEN RAVEN FABRIC SHOP I Glen Raven, North Carolina SANDY CROSS SERVICE STATION ESSO Service E. L. Hughes-D. H. Rice Route 5 - Highway 49 Burlington, North Carolina Compliments of MEBANE FORD MOTOR CO. Robert Nash Mebane, North Carolina KOURY'S 443 S. Main - Burlington, N.C. Where Smart Women Shop Storm Windows 8: Doors - Awnings - Railings - Siding - Glidden Paints BURLINGTON HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. 121 W. Webb Avenue Burlington, N. C. Owner Phone J.V. Tickle, Jr. CAna1 8-1349 KING BRICK 8. PIPE COMPANY 1637 West Webb Avenue Burlington, North Carolina I Lonnie A.: Dad, You're a lucky man. Mr. Allen: Why ? Lonnie: You won't have to buy me any books this year, I'm taking last years subjects over again. 1v.1.'f..'f' -V ' - as .O '. ,,A4.....4...aa.4-.-- ----.-.'l. L-fkifz. ..- Mrs. Graham: Please be quiet. The people around you can't read. Frank: They should be ashamedg I could read when I was six. ATWATER MOTOR COMPANY YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER SINCE 1912 Burlington NOI'th CHTOIIHB. Compliments of SYKES FOUNDRY 8: MACHINE CO. ,INC FOUNDERS - ENGINEERS BURLINGTON, N. C. Job NO' Eloise: Cin an antique shopj And here, I suppose, is another of those horrible portraits you call art? Shopkeeper: Pardon me, Madam, but that is a mirror. Chesley Black: But when you went to him and asked for the money for the ad, weren't you nervous ? Bill Anderson: No, I was calm and collected. GENERAL TIRE SUPPLY, INC. 301 S. Main St. Burlington Phone CA6-6951 JIMMY ALDRIDGE Sheetrock Finishing Contractor Route 3 Burlington Phone CA8-8827 GRAHAM GIFT SHOPPE P. O. Box 105 112 W. Harden St. Graham, N. C. PENDER - AMICK, INC. Men's and Boys' Wear Van Heusen Shirts- Puritan Sportswear-Champ Hats-Rand Shoes-Higgins' Slacks China Guts f0f,A11 Phone Los-4191 Mebane, N. c. Occasions GRAHAM TRACTOR CO. Graham, N. C. Phone CA6-2272 Ford Tractors and Implements Parts and Service MORTON'S Jr. Dept. Store 126 Maple Ave. KINGSDOWN MATTRESSES THE MEBANE CO. Mebane, North Carolina Part Of All You Earn Is Yours To Save COMMUNITY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOC 708 S. Church St. Burlington, North Carolina Mrs. Amick: Why did you write in your English composition that George Washingtonwas a spendthriit ? Carolyn Roney: What else would you call a man who went around throwing dollars across rivers ? Bennie P.: How do you like bathing beauties? Marshall: Dunno, I never bathed any. FAULKNER BRUTHERS Route 4155 Burlington PHONE CANAL 6-2676 Pat F.: Cafter being operated on for appendicitisj Oh doctor, will the scar show? Doctor: That, my dear, is entirely up to you. Mr. Sharpe: What is the difference between a king and a president ? David Councilman: Well, a king has to be the son of his father, but a president doesn't. HUEY'S SEAFOOD Phone CAnal 6-4464 1135 N. Church St. Burlington, North Carolina GREEN'S FUEL GAS COMPANY Phone CA7-3688 1955 W. Webb Avenue Burlington, North Carolina Compliments of SUMNER AUTOMOTIVE, INC. Phone CAnal 7-2754 507 S. Church St. Burlington, North Carolina MOON FASHION SHOP Smart Ladies' Apparel Graham, North Carolina DEWEY MASSEY CONSTRUCTION Route 5 Burlington, North Carolina Phone CA6-8608 CURRIN AND HAY Bostonian Shoes-Dobbs Hats Men's and Boys' Wear McGregor Sportswear Burlington, North Carolina Compliments of E. LEWIS TEXACO Groceries - Fresh Meats A. 8. M. GRILL Milk Shakes Phone L03-5022 4 Miles N. of Haw River on Mebane, North Carolina Highway 49 Burlington, North Carolina Mrs. Graham: If Shakespeare were alive today, would he be considered a remarkable man ? Jimmy Starnes: Indeed he would ! He'd be 397 years old. Pat Faucette: Alice, It says here that all men are the same. Alice Massey: We11, they may all be the same, but I want one. I I ' I Compliments of l I I nAlN:Y's snzvlc: smlou I I G U Y E S ' ' ' Phone CAna1 8-9322 327 South Main Street I Burlington, North Carolina Phone CAnal 7-7465 Burlington, North Carolina I KAY DAY TILE AND CARPET COMPANY ROCK FISH YARN MILLS INC If it's Kay Day, It's O.K. gf . . :. 'Z a I 1 . Phone CAnal 3-9321 818 Church Street Mebane, North Carolina Burlington, North Carolina Roy: Where did you buy the new suitcases? Reid: They are not suitcases, they are my new pair of shoes. Mr. Sharpe: Who made the first cotton gin? Brenda Chandler: Heavens! Are they making it from that, too? E. JOE SMITH Painting - Paper Hanging Floor Finishing Route 3 Burlington Phone CA7-3991 GRAHAM DRUG STORE Prescription Druggists Phone Ca7-2031 Graham, North Carolina Compliments of J. B. LONG Long's Department Store Phone CA6-0023 Burlington, North Carolina Compliments of ALAMANCE COUNTY NEW CAR DEALERS' ASSOCIATION THOMAS L. KALE Home Improvements Of All Types Contractor and Builders of Quality Homes Phone L03-3901 Mebane ROXlE'S FLORIST 1733 N. Church St. Phone CA6-0215 Burlington, North Carolina MAYTON AND SONS Dealers In G. E. and Inter- national Furnaces G. B. Mayton, Manager Phone 6- 007 0 Graham HOME AND FARM CENTER Haw River Phone 6-5201 Mrs. Tapscott: Is the world round or flat? Eugene Bowlandz Neither, Daddy says it's crooked. , Wanda C.: Kay, are you dating this weekend ? Kay: No, Ithink I'11sit this one out. ,IGRATULAU QM. G0 of.. 5 G W ll f in fd!v KQV A w 6' ,w Reddy Kilowatt will be your partner for a satisfying and useful life. DUKE POWER COMPANY Serving Piedmont Carolina EPSI' ou' Be Sociable HAVE A PEPSI NEAL WRIGHT JEWELER 205 S. Main St. N. S ,,- Q Phone CA6-5956 Burlington UNIVERSITY CAP 8. GOWN CO., INC. Caps-Gown- Goods 486 Andover Street Lawrence, Massachusetts L. W. PRITCHETT OIL C0. Burlington, North Carolina J. M. MILLER 8. SON LUMBER Highway 70 Mebane, N. C. ak love to my daughter ! Mrs. Faucette: I'll teach you to m e Cecil: I wish you wouldg I'm not making much headway. Mrs. Dick: Myrtle, What would you do if Haywood forbid you to use a corset ? Myrtle: Why, I'd sue him for non- support I Sold At All Leading Service Stations and Garages WYNN'S Friction Proofing lmitated - Never Duplicated Distributor - Clyde B. Brooks JUMPING JACK TRAMPOLINE CENTER, INC. 2108 N. Church St. Burlington, North Carolina Compliments of SOMERS - PARDUE Insurance - Real Estate Burlington, North Carolina HAW RIVER 66 CA6-1894 Haw River, N. C. Charles M. Miller, Owner Tires-Batteries-Road Service Just Call-We Pick Up and Deliver Your Car C. C. STUBBINS FURNITURE STORE 327 Trollinger Street Burlington - Phone CA 6-9649 JOHN COBB MOTOR SALES Quality Used Cars 1349 East Webb Ave. Burlington, N. C. John A. Cobb, Phone: Owner-Operator CA6-2304 ZIMMERMAN LUMBER CO. Building Materials North Main and Trade Streets Phone CA6-2401 Burlington, North Carolina Dial CA7-3648 For GIBSON'S BODY WORKS We Specialize in Wrecks Elm Street Graham, North Carolina Warning On Super Highway: He Who Has One For The Road Gets Trooper For Chaser! Forrest: Lonnie drives like lightning, doesn't he? Carl: Yes, always striking trees. NEESE-SHOEENER MElVIllE DAIRY FURNITURE CO. Quality Dairy Products Visit Our Gift Department Phone CA6-4273 Burlington Burlington, North Carolina Compliments of 55155 DRUG CQ. SUPERIOR SERVICE STATION Prescriptions Tires-Tubes-Batteries The Drug Store of Extra Service Phone: L03-5061 Haw River, North Carolina Mebane, North Carolina Joan O.: I'd like a book please. Librarian: Do you want something light ? Joan: It doesn't matterg I have my father's car outside. Mrs. Graham: What is a Laplander ? Donald Allen: A clumsy person on a crowded bus. Compliments of DONUT DINER 238 North Church St. Burlington, North Carolina I Compliments of TOWER HOSIERY MILLS Burlington, North Carolina Compliments of TOWN AND COUNTRY , FURNITURE l James R. Fredrick A amance coun y s arges l t ' l t new and used dealer NORTH MAIN GROCERY Phone Ca6-4923 Haw River at Fairview Burlington, North Carolina Haw River, North Carolina I C. C. JOHNSTON OIL CO. ESSO Products Office 1611 West Webb Phone CAnal 6-9371 Home 911 Virginia Avenue CAnal 63469 Burlington, North Carolina Compliments of BLUE BIRD Service and Recapping Burlington, North Carolina SERV-RITE SERVICE CENTER LYNCH OIL COMPANY Phone CAnal 6- 6987 Church at Fifth St. Wholesale Products Oil Products Accessories Phone CAnal 8-8311 1609 West Webb Ave. Burlington, North Carolina Burlington, N.C. Tires Sz tubes Road Service Complete Service for your Car Pat B.: Dean, don't drive so fast. Dean W. Why not ? Pat: The Policeman on the motorcycle can't get by. Johnnie L. Bruce has a head like a door knob. Jean T.: How come? Johnnie: Any girl can turn it. JAMES WOODY'S ESSO Mechanic, Carl Woody Greasing Washing Waxing Burlington, Rt. 2 CA6-3089 MITCHELL'S JEWELRY 311 S. Worth St. Watch Repairs Our Specialty IM W! J 00a f Burlington, North Carolina T BYRD'S FAIRVIEW Gas, Oil, Groceries Highway 49 Mebane, North Carolina MOORE OIL COMPANY, INC Pure Petroleum Products Kerosene and Fuel Oils MAPLE AVENUE BARBER SHOP We Need Your Head In Our Business WP Du Yqpvllllmq 13.11449 Compliments of JENNINGS M. BRYAN AGENCY, INC. Insurance Building Burlington, North Carolina GILLIAM TIRE CO., INC. 647 Church st. Armstrong fRhino- Flexi Tires Auto-Lite Batteries Recapping Burlington Phone CA6-0203 PLEASANT GROVE ESSO SERVICE STATION Service Starts With Us Operated by James L. Massey Burlington Phone CA8-9473 Glenda H: Do you like conceited boys better than the other kind? Dottie Councilman: What other kind ? Mary Ann: Do you think this mud pack will make me beautiful ? Patsy D. : It hasn't done much for the turtle. MID TOWN PARKING Don't Worry - Call Murray Phone CA7-7396 Burlington, North Carolina PUGH'S Radio and Television Sales St Service 105 Main St. CA6-2366 GRAHAM WALKER AND HARRELSON Feed, Fertilizer, Seed and Insecticides 321 Farmer Street Phone CA6-5963 Burlington THE EAGLE OIL CO. Since 1921 Phone LO3-9741 Mebane THE NATIONAL BANK OF ALAMANCE of Graham, N. C. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. BANK OF HAW RIVER Open Saturday for your Convenience Phone CA6-0760 Haw River Compliments ol HOLT'S GROCERY Burlington, North Carolina Compliments of ANDREWS DRUG COMPANY 138 Maple Ave. cf ! Phone CA6-1663 Burlington, North Carolina Gena S. I came near going to a swell party tonight. Shelby: How near? Gena. Well, I Wanted to go and wasn't invited. Randy Councilman: Mr. Smith, are you scared ? Mr. Smith: No, why should I be ? Randy: Well my father said next time I brought home a 'D' on math. someone was going to get a 'lickin' . I McClURE FUNERAL SERVICE REMNANT SHOP Radio-Equipped Ambulances I 1 Burlington Graham Haw River, North Carolina I I Compliments of MclEOD Oll COMPANY A l A M A N CE SPORTING GOODS Wholesale Distributor 251 East Front St. ATLANTIC PETROLEUM PRODUCTS , 2-way Radio Service vb-J Phone CA6-9308 Dial L03-3721 Mebane, North Carolina Burlington, North Carolina s i Mr. Boggs: Billy, why were you at the bottom of your class today ? Billy Ray: Because Eugene Helton was absent. Motherfangrilyl: I'll teach you to kiss my daughter. Richard Lee: You're too late. I've already learned. THE DAILY TIMES NEWS ALLEN'S DRIVE-IN Published every afternoon except Sunday, By the Times News Publishing Co., Inc. Hambl11'89I'S'H0t Dogs Thick Milk Shakes Alamance County's Only Daily Newspaper ' Haw River, North Carolina Burlington, North Carolina GRAHAM SAVINGS AND OLIVER FURNITURE COMPANY WAN A550C'AT'0N Old enough to Know ---- Young enough to grow Current Dividend rate 495 Graham, North Carolina 118 Harden Street Graham Phone CAnal 8-1301 GLIDDEN PAINT 8. GLASS CENTER 427 N. Church Street Telephone CAnal 7-3054 tasty food...tIIifty prices 1344 S. Church St. Burlington, North Carolina Burungton, N. C. Compliments of JOHNNIE COBB SINCLAIR M 81 K FURNITURE COMPANY North Graham-Hopedale Road Phone CAnal 8-9489 Burlington, North Carolina Burlington, North Carolina Mr. Thompson: So you want to become my son-in-law, do you '? Don Oliver: Frankly no, but I see no way out of it if I want to marry your daughter. Tommy T.: Fm a self-made man. Linda O.: That's what comes of hiring cheap labor. Compliments of CENTRAL GROCERY COMPANY PAM'S BEAUTY PARLOR 51+ 7. L F if NWN? DJ' 1 Burlington North Carolina 122 N. Main Phone CA7-3693 Burlington, North Carolina KING COLE SUPER MARKET CHRISTY'S GRILL 5475 S. Main Stl. Burlington, North Carolina Burlington, North Carolina WILES 5 - T0 - 25 East Davis St. Burlington, North Carolina Mrs. Dick: Name two things that contain starch. Arlene H.: Two cuffs and a collar Judy: I'm positive there's a boy following us. 1June: What'll we do ? Judy: We'l1 match for him. Compliments of MOSS HOSIERY MILLS CGPILAND FABRICS ,INC. COPLAND CONVERTING 8: FINISHING CD. COPLANID-FOWLER INDUSTRIES Michael: You mean the teacher, told you your singing was heavenly. Deanna: We11, practically. She said it was unearth1y. Judy Thompson's father: Young man, we turn the lights off around here at 10:3O.' Don O.: , That's okay, sirg we won't be reading. Congratulations Seniors! from MITCHELL'S TIRE SERVICE GOLDMAN'S ' 3 North Second Street Home of Capezios Remember--- if it's new y0u'11 find it at GOLDMAN'S Phone LOcust 3-1443 Mebane, North Carolina OXFORD EQUIPMENT CO. BLALOCK'S A-1 CLEANERS your White and Blue Dinner ALLIS - CHALMERS Jackets for Rent Dealer Burlington, North Carolina T. N. BOONE TAILORS Complete Tuxedo Rentals Suits To Order Burlington, North Carolina Compliments of B 8. L HOSIERY MILLS Burlington, North Carolina Compliments of GREEN ACRES J. R. Porterfield and Sons - ' . I . . U' ' -'T SN!29?2E'!k. A . - z A- t . . ,I , . 1 ' C vu 'F .. Q L Q T ff. .6 T- ' nm-ran:-'V X V I :- The Bread SQ1 Need For Energy! BAMBY BAKERS Burlington, iNorth Carolina S Jimmy R.: Would you punish me for something I didn't do. Mr. Sharpe: We1l, of course not. Jimmy: I didn't do my homework. Pattie: What's all the hurry? Carol: I just bought a new textbook and I am trying to get to class before the new edition Comes out. COLEMAN'S MEN SHOP Men and Student Wear American Lady of Manhattan 437 S. Spring St. Phone CA7-3283 Burlington, North Carolina CLAPP BROTHERS FURNITURE 139 E. Davis Street Burlington, North Carolina GRAHAM HARDWARE CO., INC. Service That Satisfies Since 1903 110 N. Main St. Graham, North Carolina Compliments of W. G. Jeffreys, Jr. and Jack Lancaster JEFFREYS TEXACO SERVICE 120 W. Center Mebane Phone LO3-9301 COUNTRY GROCERY Fancy Groceries and Fresh Native Meats 1022 Rauhut Burlington, North Carolina Oldest in Service, Newest in Styles THE TELEVISION COMPANY OF BURLINGTON Burlington's Pioneer TV Serv. 1761 W. Webb Ave. Phone CA7-2946 Burlington, North Carolina LONGEST SHOE STORE City Club-Velvet Step- Weather Bird Diamond Brand 126 N. Main St. Graham, North Carolina MELVILLE CHEVROLET Sales Service PHONE LOcust 3-9851 Mebane, North Carolina 1 Judith: What do you think would go with my new purple and green shorts and knee socks ? Becky: Hip boots I Pam S.: When is Wanda thinking of getting marr' d ? ie Pat F.: Constantly. Compliments of R.E. BOONE MASSEY BROTHERS Laundry gl Dry Cleaners Building Contractors North Main at Five Points Phone: CA8-8514 y .C 'ik 01' ' ':': it 5 CA7-4723 APPROVED CLEANING ftinnelsl SERVICE ff - Burlington, North Carolina Burlington, North Carolina HUNTER'S GRIll Highwayvo-A MAMANCE F C X Fountain Service - Sandwiches f f A 6 Burlington, North Carolina BUI'1iI1gtO11, NOI Ch C9.I'O1il1H Wesley: Did you hear about the troubles in the baker ? , vv Y mmy Stephens. No, what happened '? Wesley: Two stale buns tried to get fresh. Mr. Iseley: Define the word 'puncture IIT J. B. A puncture is a little hole, usually found a great distance from a service station. MOGLE'S BICYCLE CENTER The Finest In Bicycles 1209 E. Webb Avenue Phone CA6-4116 Burlington ALAMANCE BROILER Serv. Si Supp. Inc. Burlington, North Carolina . MODERN LINOLEUM 8. TILE CO., INC. Linoleum, Rubber Sz Asphalt Tile, Vinyl Tile, Plastic Wall Tile 1520 N. Church St. Burlington, North Carolina PHILLIP'S RESTAURANT Owned and Operated by Robert Martin 113 S. Beaumont Phone CA6-7269 Burlington DIXIE CAFETERIA Route 3 Graham THE LINCOLN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Newborn Building Phone CA6-3179 Burlington CLEMMON'S GARAGE Wrecker Service Day or Night Phone CA6-4194 Burlingtont RIVERSIDE FISH MARKET Fresh Fish Daily Dressed To Please You Phone CA6-O7 20 Burlington Woody: How long is it from your heel to your toe ? Roy: I don't know. Woody: One foot. Jo Carol: I was a life saver last summer. Ricky A.: What flavor? I B 0 W l A R E N A Invites all Pleasant Grove EI' N S A U T 0 S A I' E S Students to Bowl with us any C afternoon for 259 per game You can be sure of Honesty, Open 9:30 AM. I Integrity, and years of experience Monday thru Saturday 2 P. M. - 10 P. M. Sundays 1403 W. Webb Avenue Phone CA6-2719 Burlington, North Carolina when you trade with TOM ELKINS 1218 Church St. Phone CAna1 8- 1926 Burlington, North Carolina SU-ANN RESTAURANT Modern Air-Conditioning, Home Cooked Meals, Charcoal Steaks, and Seafood Phone CA6-0175 Graham 563' STATIONERS-.IEWELERS 418 West Main St. Louisville, Kentucky Mr. Wall: Arnold, I heard you refused the job as president of the company. Arnold: Yes, there wasn't any chance of advancement. Mr. Wall: lholding up a skulll Dewey, describe this skull. Dewey: I know it's a woman's skull, because the mouth is open. DELP'S Pit Cooked Bar-B-Q Phone CA6-6309 Burlington, North Carolina MASSEY'S AUTO SERVICE Generators Starters and Electrical Works Phone L03-9922 Mebane, North Carolina A. SELLARS AND SONS, INC. Phone CA6-1686 Burlington, North Carolina HOLT HOSIERY MILLS, INC. Manufacturers of Ladies' F1111 Fashioned and Seamless Hosiery Box 616 Burlington, North Carolina OSCAR'S FOOD STORE Phone JU4-7161 Burlington, North Carolina COBLE Hardware and Equipment Phone CA6-1637 Burlington, North Carolina CAROLINA CLEANERS 1375 N. Church Phone CA6-5559 Burlington, N. C. BURLINGTON AWNING CO Phone CA6-7749 Burlington, North Carolina u Connie M.: What's the difference between love and life ? Bennie P. Life is just one crazy thing after another, and love is just two crazy things after each other. Doctor: You have an acute appendicitis. Frances: I came to be examined not admired. CONGRATULATIONS RUBY MAE DRESS SHOPPE MEBANE AUTO SUPPLY IGRK HOLT HARDWARE HERMAN'S TEXACO MEBANE BAKERY TROLLINGER'S FLORIST MITCHELL'S GROCERYSI GRILL GERRINGER SEWING SHOP ROGER MOORE CONCRETE F0 0 D S C 0 ' IN C ' CITY BARBER SHOP ALAMANCE UPHOLSTERING CO. DOYLE'S JEWELER ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION ROBERTS 593-1042-2593 STORE THE VILLAGE STORE REDBIRD CAB TRoLLINGER's GROCERY P. O. BOX 9147, GRUBB'S FISH HOUSE MCKINNEY CONTRACTOR . SOUTHERN GRILL Raleigh, N. C. ROY SMITH GROCERY LOY Sz LYNN PLUMBING J. HARVEY SMITH SER. STA.8z GROC. WATKINS DEALER, H.C. DOSS COBB MOTOR CO. COLONIAL HARDWARE POP'S MEN'S WEAR k.gE1DSVllL4..0 ..,000oOo,' e N 0 0. Every Quartof .0 iffy, 'cnc GUILFORD '. gl 1. 2, DAIRY : E -' A 3 MILK - Q Z isprodniced and : Ti' 45 3' 6 Mscgqcznlslqrlk ' a I O 0414 ck Clgo QQ' ', Circle ,' sl, is 0 0 I 'UE-A56 '. I GUILFORD DAIRY YOUR HOHETOWN DAIRY Sylvia: There's a fly in my soup! Miss Walker: What am I supposed to do? Give him artificial respiration? Jimmy Starnes: You look sweet enough to eat. Selma: I do eat. Where shall we go? MEBANE LUMBER CO., INC. Building Materials of Quality Phone LO3-9271 Mebane SOUTHERN LAUNDRY For Whiter, Brighter Wash I Maple St . Graham Phone CA6-8817 CAROLINA REXALL DRUGS Rendering A Broader Health Service to Three Counties Prescription-- Veterinary Supplies- - Photo Supplies Cosmetics Dial LO3- 6000 Mebane WASHOMATIC COIN-OPERATED LAUNDRIES Home of the Big Bendix Washers ALAMANCE UNITED RENT-ALLS We Rent Most Anything Phone CA6-8287 Burlington Compliments of NELSON PENDER Mebane, North Carolina MRS. COBB'S SEWING ROOM Phone 6-8824 Burlington, North Carolina Compliments of SOUTHERNLAND DYEING AND FINISHING MILLS INC. PERRY's GRocERY ' 14-rf?-I I ,. , Burlington, North Carolina LO3-9052 Mebane, North Carolina Mrs. Amick: Did you have a balanced diet in the cafeteria today '? Jean W. Yes, every bean weighed the same. Bill: I know-a place where the girls don't wear anything except a string of pearls. Frank: Holy gee, where? Bill: Around their necks, stupid! Compliments of ISLEY HOSIERY MILLS, INC. Compliments of ' C. N. MAHAN Manufacturers of full Fashioned Sweaters, Service Station and Tights, and Hosiery Grocery Graham, North Carolina Highway 62 Burlington, North Carolina Compliments of BOSWELL'S Service Station and Grocery Burlington, North Carolina SOUTHLAND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Life Retirement - Mortgage and group plans Baily- Coble Building Burlington, North Carolina Compliments of BYRD TRACTOR AND EQUIPMENT COMPANY Burlington, North Carolina KINCAID GROCERY Irene Kincaid-owner Phone CAnal 7-2526 Burlington, North Carolina HOME FINANCE COMPANY 333 South Church Street Phone CAnal 6-7331 Burlington, North Carolina BRENDA'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone L0cust 3-3381 Mebane, North Carolina Mr. Iseley: I didn't see you throw down that cigarette, did I ? Don Oliver: I don't know. I hope you didn't. Red Harmon: What could be more sad than a man without a country? J. D.: A country without a man. Compliments of DELMAR BEAUTY SHOP 312 South Main Street Burlington, North Carolina WRIKE DRUG COMPANY The Best In Service and Quality Phone CAnal 7-7401 Graham, North Carolina MEBANE FLOUR AND FEED MILLS, INC. Manufacturers of Pure Made Flour and Mebane Quality Feeds Mebane, North Carolina Compliments of ROGER P. INGRAM AGENCY All Types Insurance Graham and Haw River North Carolina D. V. BRADLEY AND SONS AMOCO SERVICE Open 7 Days 6 A.M.-12 P.M. Auto Parts-Keys Made 408 N. Church St. Burlington Phone CA8-9244 ALAMANCE BOOK AND STATIONERY CO., INC. Everything For School 208 Maple Ave. Burlington, North Carolina KING'S AUTO SHOP Burlington, North Carolina C. H. MULLIS Service Station 8a Grocery Route 2 Haw River, North Carolina Jer-ry R. Would you please change that ham and eggs I ordered to pork chops? Walter: The chef's too busy to do tricks right now. Mr. Sharpe: Name America's greatest general. Carl B.: General Motors. i FIRST FEDERAl SAVINGS AND l0AN ASSOC. McCUISTON HOSIERY MlllS Current Dividend 4 '76 naanufacturers offine SaVe'T0daY Seamless Hosiery Home Loans - Insured Savings Haw River, North Carolina East Davis at Lexington Burlington, North Carolina HUFFMAN PAYNE OH COMPANY OH COMPANY,INC, Graham - Haw River Road Texaco Distributors at Underpass Phone: CA7-2011 Phone: CA7-7435 Burlington, North Carolina 'Phikli s Carolyn S.: Mrs. Amick, may I write my theme for this time on chewing gum ? Mrs. Amick: Wel1, Carolyn, I think plain notebook paper is best. A lot of automobile accidents occur from a driver hugging the wrong curves. PATTON'S TEXACO East Main Street Swepsonville, North Carolina an - I I 1 yy Q 1 1 , oo 1 I ak? l l - 'N I K? Q S ' ffwf f gi 3 f y A, 1 i if nl W L my ' Ml t wifi' M Lili- 1 - 17 I Look at my report card, and be glad you don't have a gifted child. SONCO SERVICE STATION Pa: Ma, ain't it about time Johnny went home? Ma: Oh, Pa, remember how we used to court. Pa: That does it! Out he goes. 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