Reidsville High School - Renocahi Yearbook (Reidsville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1951 volume:

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To Miss Robertson, who has heen tin inspiration to all her stuclents, we, the Senior Class, proudly cleclieate the l95l RENoc:AIu. Page Fire .xdclminiafrafion MR. E. C. ANDERSON Principal MR. C. C. LIPSCOMB Supeifinteiwieifit of Reidsville City Schools MR. JACK HEFFNER Secretary to the Superintenoient jealf eI'5 IU il .ag f 14 . I 43 'Q '47 fl First row: Miss Annie Anthonv, Home Economicsg Miss Kate Conlev, Social Stutliesg Miss Lorenc Crallc. .lltithg Miss Grace Frazier, Freizchg Mrs. Thelma Glass, Euglishg Mr. B. T. Gantt, Math. Secoucl row: Mrs. Avra Hester, Social Stuclies and Physical Eclucatiou: Miss Marv Ellen Hobson, Lilarariaug Mr. I. L. Holmes, Mathg Mr. Hov Isaacs, Social Studies mul Physical Ealucatioizg Mr. VV. Knight, Sciezzceg Miss Marilvn McCol- lum, French and Social Stualies. Third row: Mrs. Sue Montgomerv, Latiug Miss Marv Susan Robertson, Euglishg Miss Elizabeth Roper, Home Eco- nomicsg Mr. Pt. G. Throwcr, lizclustrial Artsg Miss Vivian Trevathan, Comuiercial Stucliesg Miss Marv Elizabeth Vaughn, Alath and History. Fourth row: Mrs. Margaret Waddell, Euglislzg Mr. Clvde Wade, Baiul and Glee Clulzg Mr. S. F. VVclls. Agricultureg Miss Anne VVootton, English and Guidance. I OFFICERS JIMMY IIARDY . . ..,..............,. ...... P resident EVERETT SIXIITH . . . .Vice-President CHARLES ROYSTER . . ..... Treasurer fXNN VVAY ........... . . .Secretary MISS ANNE VVOOTTON . . , . Adviser MOTTO: Live mul learn Comms: Green and Uflzite FLOWER: C:Ul't1L'lIilT Boisrsug JEAN Areoaw l3oinnia French Club CZ, 3. 45: llome lleononiies Club Cl, 253 junior Dramatic Club Cllg Lion llaele ers Club Cl, 23. Favorite Song- XVe'll XVorlt Till Jesus Conies g Iiaxorite Pas- time-Dating: liavorite lfxpression -- Cive! lXlARY VVALLACE APPLI3 XVnl,l,v Home Economies Club Cl, ZW: French Club CZ. 33: Lion Baelters Club Cl, 25. Favorite Soiigfeunlv Foolish Heart , Favorite Pastime-Dano ing, Favorite Expression- Never in this vvorlcll CLAUDE Vrv1AN BARBEE, IR. G1:o1zcaE I.ibrarv Club Clk junior Dra- matic Club CID: liootball Cl, lj, French Club CZ. 3, -U5 Senior Dramatic Club C2, 3. -U9 Lion Backers Club Cl, 25: Superlative flliggest Talker, Trallie and Fire- tlrill Committee CBD. Favorite Song- Mona Lisa : Favorite Pastime-Dancing, lia- vorite Expression f XVill vou swear to that? Lou OLA BILLINGSLEY HLLITIEM Home Economies Club Cl, ZDQ French Club CZD. Favorite Song - l'Love Bug Itch , Favorite Pastime-Riding and driving: Favorite Expression- Bcats the heck out of nie. in 43 -wx, 863 f 'qi .. 4 Cu i v IXNN .Nxnici ws Ninn junio: lJr.nn.nln Club fl g Senior IJI.lIll.Illk K lub 12. 5. 4 1 l lon llntlvels f ltllz V l, I 1 fill-1' K lull ' I ' ' lrentb C lub ' ' 4 laxorill' Song Honra l,lS.ll'Q laxoiiie I'.rstnne Caring In .int lslllll ol Q-f.II1ll'Q Irllllflll' l xlmres sion lJon'l Cer lxgilt-il, NANCYE lxRTllllH llonie Itonannies Club fl, 2. -Q ,, filee Club Cl, 2 ig liilxle C luli llig junior llrainatie Club fl , 'weeretarx Cl ig Senior Dramatie Club CZ, 3, -l ig Lion liaelxers C lub 4 l, 2 'L lreneli Club CZ, Zig Superlatix e-Biggest liabx . l avorite Song -V Sentimental Xl: 5 lravorite Pastiine-Suiin' ming: Favorite lwpression -- l lang. ls,mEL NEWMAN l3LAex1zrmN Inu Latin Club f l, 23: llome Leo nomies Club Cl, 12, Songleacler Clig junior Dramatic Club Cl 1 Senior Dramatic Club CZ, 3, 4 ig Monogram Club Cl, 5, -lf, Su perlative-Xlost .Xtltletieg Clee Club Cl. 2, 3, 41, President C113 lla-lretball Cl, 2, 3. -PJ. Counrx Championship Team rz 1, ,Xll Slate Ilonorable .Xlention CEP. Captain C-lj: l.ion Backers Club qi, 3, liaxorite 9ongf Daneingg in the Darlxuz liaxorite Pastime- Singingg liavorite Expression! llere's a short clue. Nlixuvix VE1iNoN BONDLIRANT l3.vImo junior Drainatie Club Cl li Senior Dnimatic Club C-l-H: Pres- ident 'Sophomore Class: French Club Cl, 3, 4 . President C-V: Superlative-llest Looking: Xlono- grain Club Cl, 3, -li: football CZ, 3, -Hg Basketball CB, -lc Baseball CB, -li, junior Rotarian A4 . liavorite Song- It lsn't lf.iir : llnorite Pastime-Driving .intl listening to the rriclio: l7avorite lxpiession- ls that right? '51 WILLIAM SEARS BRAY, IR. BILL Tallulah Falls Private School: Glee Club CI53 Dramatics C153 Banks Countv High School: Glee Club C153 Dramatics CI5. Colfax lligh: Vice-President of Sopho- Ill0I't' Class3 Glee Club C253 Na- tional Beta Club C25, National Reporter C253 Annual Illustrator C25. Beidsville High School: Glee Club C3, 453 Bible Club C45. Favorite Song- Because 3 Fa- vorite Pastime-Being alone with mv girI3 Favorite Expression- Good Gollvln EUGENE EDWARD BRAY Simca Latin Club Cl, 25, President C253 Librarv Club Cl, 2, 3, 45, Vice-President CI5: Iunior Dra- Inatic Club CI5, Treasurer CI5: Ilome Boom Representative C253 Superlative-Best School Spirited: Clee Club C2, 3, 45, Secretarv- Treasurer C353 Senior Dramatics Club C2, 3, 45, President C452 Debate Club C2, 3, 453 Bible Club C25, Treasurer C253 Lion Backers Club Cl, 25: N. C. H. S. I.. A. C2, 3, 45, Vice-President C35, President C451 Publicitv Committee C353 Chairman of Ra- dio Committee C453 French Club C3, 453 Iunior Rotarian C45. Favorite Sono- How Dee is :- . .D thc Ocean 3 Favorite Pastime- Talking and listening: Favorite Expression- Good deal! HELEN PENELOPE CANNON PENNv E. INI. Holt I-Iigh School: Vice- President of 4-II Club CI53 Bible Club CI53 Glee Club C153 Junior Dramatic Club CI5. Pineland College: Vice-President of Sopho- more Class3 B.T.ll. Council C25, Tvpist C253 Basketball C253 Glee Club C253 Junior Dramatic Club C25, Burlington lligh School: Diversified Occupations Club C35, Tvpist C353 Clee Club C351 Senior Dramatic Club C35. Beids- ville lligh School: Clee Club C453 Debate Club C451 Senior Dra- matic Club C453 Publicitv Com- mittee C453 Librarv Club C45. Favorite Song- You're VVon- Klt'l'fl.IlH3 Favorite Pastime-Plav- ing Ucl2lIl2iSI2lu3 Favorite Expres- sion- Cuttin' up and havin' fun! AARON KENNETII CAIILISLE HKIENH Favorite Song- Peg o' Mv IIQZIIIHQ Favorite PastiIne-Driv- ing3 Favorite Lvpression-upeggvI ILA SUE BROWN Sue Ilome Economics Club Cl, 2, 3, 453 Librarv Club CI, 2, 3, 45, Program Committee CI5, Presi- dent C453 French Club C2, 353 Marshal C353 Publicitv Commit- tee C353 Superlative-Best Look- ing: Chairman of Point Svstem Committee C453 Student Council C45. liavoritc Song- ln the Still of the Night 3 Favorite Pastime- IIeading3 Favorite Expression- lVhatl PEGGY ANNE BuNToN HQ. B. ' Ilome llconomics Club Cl, 253 junior Dramatic Club C I 53 Senior Dramatic Club C2, 3, 453 Librarv Club C453 Glee Club Cl, 2, 353 Social Committee C253 French Club C2, 3, 453 Lion Backers Club CI, 25. Favorite Song- Star Dust , Favorite Pastime-Dating and dancing3 Favorite Expression- lloxv 'bout that! PHILIP EDWARD CARROLL PHIL French Club C2, 35: Lion Backers Club CI, 253 junior Yarsitv Football CI53 Basketball C453 Chairman of Lost and Found Committee C453 Bible Club C452 Chairman of Intramural Sports C453 Treasurer of Youth Tem- perance Union C453 Librarv Club C453 President Bible Club C45. Favorite Pastime - Plaving sportsg Favorite Expression - 'l'hat's tough. BARBARA ANN CARTER Bonnie Latin Club CI, 25. Tvpisl of IIIIIIIHI C25: President of junior Dramatic Club CI53 Senior Dra- matic Club CZ, 3, 453 Librarv Club C3, 45, Chairman of Book Cominittec C353 Clee Club Cl, 2, 35, Publicitv Agent C353 Lion Backers Club Cl, 253 Marshal C353 Chairman of Publicitv Com- Inittee C453 Activities Editor of B1 NOCAII1 C452 Secretarv to Principal C453 Superlative-Most Intellectualg Salutatorian C45. Favorite Song - Coodnight 3 Favorite Pastime-Reading3 Fa- vorite Expression- Are vou feel- ing all right? WILLIAM PARRISII DALTON, IR. BII.I.Y Librarv Club CID: Lion Back- ers Club C2, 313 Baseball C-U. Favorite Song- l'll Never be Free g Favorite PastimevSportsg Favorite Expression - Cel it, Cat! CAROLYN lVlARIE CHAPMON DI1vIPLIss Home Economics Club Cl, 25, Traffic and Firedrill Committee C33- Favorite Song-- Just When I Needed Young Favorite Pastime- Riding in a '40 Ford, Favorite Expression- Got it made. join: OSBORNE CITTY OSBORNE French Club C2, 3, -U5 Lion Backers Club C2, SD, Librarv Club C-U, Basketball C3, 4, 5, 61, Glee Club C635 Monogram Club C61 Favorite Song- It Isn't Fair , Favorite Pastime-Dating: Favor- ite Expression- Shoot! 'I MARY Lou CLARK PEE VVIsE Clee Club Cl, 2, 3Dg Latin Club Cl, ZDQ Home Economics Club Cl, 2, 35, Librarv Club Cl, 2, 3, -U5 House and Grounds Committee C-U9 Lion Backers Club Cl, ZDQ Superlative-Biggest Flirt. Favorite Song- It Isn't Fair g Favorite Pastime-Dancing, Fa- vorite Expression- You'd do well to! SARAH lxNNl: QIIIILDIUYY Santino junior llriunalit Club fl 3 l lon llackt-rs Klub ll, .1-3 llonn- lronoinits Club fl, lf: ln-nth Club fl, 'wg l.It-i- Club VI, 1, 4, 4 1. I axoritc Song Xlx I oolisll I lI'.irl : I axoritt- l'astinit' Ball gaiues and inoxit-sg laxoritt- In yxession HY gosh. QlURTlS STERLING CIIIILTON C'uii'r l'.li..X. Cl, 2, 3, 441, Football C-ll. llavorite Song- Rainbow at .Xlitliiiglitug Favorite Pastime- liating, lfavoritu Expression e lt-teh it! SARA ANN CLARK SAIIAItA lloine Economics Club Cl, ZH: Latin Club Cl, ZH: junior Dra- matic Club CU, Senior Dramatic Club CZ, 3, -U: Superlative- Biggest Talker, Clee Club Cl, 22, Nlonograin Club C-U: Lion Back- ers Club Cl, Zjg Social Coin- mittee C-U, RENoc,iIII Staff C-U: Band C3, 453 Basketball Cl, 2, 5, 45. lavorite Song- Some Dax' Nlt' Prince XVill Come , Favorite Pas time-Overnight Hiking, Favorite llxpression- l suv. 'IuLIus .ALVIN Cooke SI-'ANIu ' Nlonograin Club C3, -l, 5711 llnseliall Cl, 5, 4. gl, Co-Captain C4 , Xll-State C4 ': l'-l'CI1Cll Club Ll, 33: Banrl Clilg Football C4, 51. .Xll XVestern C-4, 5 W, .Xll State L5 I, Xlost Yaluablt- Plaxer CST: .Xtblete of the lYeek C551 llonor- able Nlention, .Xll .Xinerican Foot- ball C-lil. l-avorite Song-- C'IIpitl's Boo- gien: Favorite Pastiine-Shooting pool, llnorite Expression - Hatch 'at stull'! '51 BETTY JEANETTE Cox BETs Vice-President of Class CID: Clee Club Cl. 2, SDQ Lion Back- ers Club Cl, 2Dg Bible Club CZ, 3, -JD, President CZD, Pianist C3Dg French Club CZ, 3D, Pro- gram Chairman CBDQ Junior Dra- matie Club CID. Favorite Song - The Holv Citv , Favorite Pastime-Reading: Favorite Expression- XVhv? GLENN DOUGLAS DODSON, JR. DOUG French Club C2, 3D, President CBD, Chief Marshal C3D: Home Room Representative CRD: Bas- ketball Cl, 3, 4Dg Superlative- Most Intellectual: President of Student Organization C4D: Junior Rotarian C4D. Favorite Song- Drv Rones g Favorite Pastime-Dancing, Fa- vorite Expression- Shueks. JACK ARNOLD FREEMAN JACK Treasurer of Class C3D, School Rus Driver CBD. Favorite Song- Alwavs , Fa- vorite Pastinie-Amateur Radiog Favorite Expression- l'll tell vou sorne time. XACILLIAIW DONALD GARRISON DoNN1i3 RED F.F.A. Cl, 2Dg Junior Dra- matic Club ClDg Football Cl, 3, -PD, Monogram Club C3, 4D, Baseball C-ID, President of Class CBD, lloine Room Representa- tive CZD. Favorite Song- Safronia Bug Favorite Pastime-lluntingg Fa- vorite lixpression- Ya don't sav! VVILLIE AIAE EASTWOOD BILL Favorite Song- Revond the Sunsetug Favorite l'astirne-Read- ingg Favorite Expression- You Know. JAMES EDWARD FAIRCLOTH J1MMv Secretarv of Class CID: Foot- ball Cl, ZDQ Baslvetball Cl, 3, 4, SD, Captain C5Dg French Club Cl, FGDQ Assistant Manager of Baseball learn CZD, Manager C3Dq Snapshot liditor of RraNot:,xH1 C4Dg Chairman of Trallie and Firedrill Committee C-iD: Rlono- gram Club C5D: Junior Rotarian CSD. Favorite Song- I VVanna Be Lovetl g Favorite Pastime-Loaling or listening to radio: Favorite Ex- pression- Mv Goodness. ALICE REBECCA GATES Pia.mr.v GATES Librarv Club C3, -I-D: llome Economies Club Cl. 2D. Favorite Song- Mona Lisa : Favorite Pastiine-Riding Arountl: Favorite livpression-''Let's go! VVILLIANI GORDON ClENTRY B1LL Latin Club Cl, ZDQ Junior Var- sitv Football Cl, 2, 3D: Lion Raekers Club Cl, ZD. Favorite Song - Blueberrv llill , Favorite Pastime-llunting: Favorite Expression- I betehva: '51 SAIIA ANN clRlFFlN ullllUXYNll Librarx Club Cl, 41: junio: Dramatic Club KIJ' CLII-e Club Cl, 2 J: Lion liaelu-rs C lub C I, 2 1: lll'L'llCll Club tl, sin, llome Iwo nomies Club C195 Ilible Club Cl, 1, 3, -ll: Xlarslial C551 Po Sxstem Conunittue C-ll. Favorite Song- Great ls 'lbx Il2llil1l:llll1C5SUQ laxorite Pastiine- Dating Jinimxg laxorite lfxpies sion--- Alt coI1seiem'I'l ClLA1lA FIiANcIfs ciLINN I'I,xNuI ' llaslxctball Cl, Z. 4, 411 llomt- Economics Club Cl, ll: junior Dramatic Club CI, lb, Senior Dramatic Club C3, -Hg Lion Back ers Club Cl, 23: l l'L'l1Cll Club C-U: Alonogram Club C-U: Li- l71illl'Y Club C-lj: Debate Club C-U3 Band Cll. Favorite Songw llonlw Tonlt- in g Favorite Pastimc-llascball and swimniingp l:2lX'Ul'llL' Expres- sion- Ya lull o' I11lltl. SWAIN cillAY IIAAILEI' BOUG1l,H Junior Dramatic Club Cljg Senior Dramatic Club C2, 3, -l-D3 Latin Club Cl, 1, 3, -llg Xlanager of Football Team Cgvl Librarx' Club CS, -ll: AlOl1UQl'i'11'l Club CZ, 3, -Up Lion llaclters Club Favorite Songf XVell, O XVI-ll g Favorite Pastime--Going Places: Favorite I2XDl'CS5ltlI1'HYtlll loolt worse than tlie clcvilln JULIA FRANCES IIANDY llANIJx ' Junior Dramatic Club CID: Senior Dramatic Club C-lj: Alonogram Club CR, -ll, Lion Backers Club Cl, ZDQ lloine lico- nomies Club C215 .Xrtist of RI:- NOKHXII1 C-U, Superlatix'c-XVitti- i estg Cbeerleatlei' CS, -U5 French Club C2, 3, -U, Prophetess C-U. Favorite Song- l3elmont Boo! S' Qian: Favorite Pastime-just liv- ing, Favorite lixprcssion-A'XVl1at can I Ilo for von? AFS .43 4 X502 un jAAILs FRANKLIN CLIINN UjINl'Nl'1'l lreasurer ol' Class fl Q loot ball fl, 4, 413 Clit-crlvaclvr fl 1 filet' Club Cl, 5, -lf: ,Xloiiograin Club Cl, .215 gllllfdfllllili' lliggrsl l'lirt. lznoritt' Song Salronia ll , Favorite l,2lSllll1L Loalingg laxor ite llxprussion- Xloving down! AIELVIN Cunris HALL 'ACFHIPM Latin Club fl, lf: junior Dramatic Club Cljg Football CZ, 4413 Lion Backers Club Cl, 25 Monogram Club C4, -ly: junior Yarsitv Football Cl, ly. Favorite Song-- Plax' a Simple Nlelotlvng Fatorite Pastime - Sportsg Favorite Expression - Ullev, Dot! 'IAINIES I'lARTSFIELD IIAIUJY TANK President of Class C-l-Q, Yice- Presiclent Cljg Home Room Rep' resentativc C115 Vice-President of Student Organization CZD: Latin Club Cl, ZH, Treasurer CED: Monogram Club CZ, 3, -U3 Traffic and Firedrill Committee CZ, 3, -U, Superlative-Best .Xll Around: junior Rotarian C-U3 Basketball CZ, 3, -U3 Football Cl, 2, 3, -ij. All State C3D, .Xll XVestern Con- ference C3, -H. Favorite SOUL!-urlilllif Luckx Old Sun , Favorite Pastime- Sportsg Favorite Fxpression - Married? I clidn't know she was going with anvbotlxlu GENEVA Nl. IlARRISON NI3vA junior Dramatic Club Cli: Senior Dramatic Club Cl : French Club C2, 3, -V. Favorite Song- Mona Lisa : Favorite PastimefEating: Favor, ite Expression- XIV stars anil gamers! '51 ROXIE NIARIE FIASH HBLONDIIZ Junior Dramatic Club Cl1: Senior Dramatic Club C2, 41: Lion Backers Club Cl. 21: Home Economics Club Cl, 21: French Club C2, 3, 41. Favorite Song- Till the End of Time : Favorite Pastime-Go- ing places: Favorite Expressione Reallv! HELEN HAYNES lIoMEx ' Latin Club Cl, 21, Vice-Presb dent CI1: Nav Court Attendant Cl1: Junior Dramatic Club Cl1: Senior Dramatic Club C2, 3, 41: Home Economics Club Cl, 21, Secretarv C21: Librarv Club C2, 41, State Reporter C41: Debate Club C3, 41: Clee Club Cl, 2. 3, 41, Program Committee C311 Editor-in-Chief of RENUCAHI C41: Monogram Club C-I-1, Treasurer C41: Superlative-Most Likelv to Succeed: Manager of Cirls' Bas- ketball Team C3, 41: Lion Back- ers Club Cl, 21. Favorite Song- Night ancl DaV : Favorite Pastime-Sleeping and eating: Favorite Expression- You'cl do well In JOHN WILLARD HCJLDERBX' Buck Junior Dramatic Club Cl, 21: Senior Dramatic Club C3, 41: French Club C2, 3, 41: Lion Backers Club Cl, 21: Football C3, 41: Basketball C2, 3, 41: Baseball C2, 3, 41: Program Committee C41: Superlative- Laziest. Favorite Song- Count Everv Star : Favorite Pastimc-Riding around: Favorite llxpression 4 Dadgonel BARBARA FRANCES HOOPER Bon Librarv Club Cl, 21: Junior Dramatic Club Cl1: Latin Club Cl, 21: Home Economies Club Cl, 21: Senior Dramatic Club C21: Lion Backers Club Cl, 21. Favorite Song- MV Foolish lleart : Favorite l'astime-Talk- ing and going: Favorite Expresf sion- That :lo make it nice! -J' DOROTHY LARYCE HENDERSON uPETEn Latin Club Cl, 21, Editor Of Forum C21: Clee Club Cl, 2, 3, 41, Vice-President C31: Busi- ness Manager of RENOCAHI C41: Junior Dramatic Club CI1: Sen- ior Dramatic Club C2, 3, 41: Nlarshal C31: Librarv Club CI1: Superlative-Best School Spirited: Program Chairman C41: Lion Backers Club Cl, 21: Valedicto- rian C41. Favorite Song- Night and DaV : Favorite Pastime-Talking: Favorite Expression- jim-miel OREY MAX HEWITT CuERALL junior Dramatic Club CI1: Senior Dramatic Club C2, 3, 41: French Club C2, 31: Librarv Club Cl, 2, 3, 41: Lion Backers Club Cl, 21: Bible Club C41. Favorite Song- Blues in the Night : Favorite Pastime-Plav- ing the piano: Favorite Expression - Oh, come now. KENNETH VAN HOWARD UBEANYH Latin Club Cl, 21: Iunior Dramatic Club CI1: Senior Dra- matic Club C2, 3, 41: Football Cl, 3, 41: Basketball Cl, 2, 3, 41: Golf Cl, 21: Lion Backers Club C21: Monogram Club Cl, 2, 3, 41: Clee Club C-41: Home Room Representative C31: Traffic anal Firedrill Committee C41. Favorite Song- Warsaw Con- eerto : Favorite Pastime-Loafing around: Favorite Expression - Hello, Wes! HELEN RUTH IJOUGH URUTHIEH Siler City High School: 4-H Club CI1: Home Economics Club CI1. Carv High School: Home Economics Club C2, 31: Clee Club C21: Program Com- mittee for Junior-Senior Banquet C31: Librarv Club C31: Junior Librarian C31. Reiclsville High School: Librarv ciub C41: Bible Club C41. Favorite Song- Open Door, Open Arms : Favorite Pastime- Dating: Favorite Expression - Shoot! ' 5 1 Davin Erwoon joiszus 'l',x'riia lYlCL PI'L'5lClC'I'II of Class C2 1: Monogram Club Cl, 5, 4, 5 P. President C-H: llasketball CS, 4. 51: Baseball CZ, 3, 4, 51: lreas' urer of Class C4 H: junior Rn Iarian C 5 D. Favorite Song - lVbispc-ring llope : Favorite Pastilne--l,oalingg Favorite lixpression- C'at's cleatllh SHIRLEY LOHENE .loNES joNi5S1av Junior Dramatic Club CID: French Club CZ, 31: llonorable Mention in State French Con- test CXW. Favorite Song- Mona Lisau: Favorite Pastime-Cloing places: Favorite Expression- Not know- ing, l'cl be 'frairl to suv. JAMES VVILSON MARKS Critic:-Curita Latin Club Cl, 2, 3, 4D: Junior Varsitv Football CZD: Var- sitv Football CS, 4, SD: Mono- gram Club C5, 4, 51: Home Room Representative CFO. Favorite Song- Scarlet Rib- bon : Favorite Pastime-Sleeping: Favorite Expression- l'lcre we go! AlARY IANE lXlARTlN HAIIERTH Latin Club Cl, 21: Home lleof nomics Club Cl, ZH: Junior Dra- matic Club Cl, 21: Senior Dra- matic Club C3. 41: Lion Back- ers Club Cl, 22: Cllee Club Cl, 2, 3, 45, Librarian C-lj: Librarv Club CZ, -U, Secretarv C-U: Bible Club Cl, Zjg Representative to Girls' State Convention CSD: Clif- torian C-U. Favorite Song- MV llero : Favorite Pastime-Talking and eating: Favorite Expression - Doggies! Paul, IIOLMEN Kwcp, ln. Hvl'4lIN1'N1YH l'rench Club CZ, 4, 4,3 Lion llaclvers C lub Cl, 21: Billlfl Clf. laxorite Song - CLoocInigbt. lrene : lwnorite Pasiiine-l'l.it ing: l'avoriIe lixpression- Vidal .1 minute. l'.,x'r'im:i.'x ANrmu.-1. I,uFTv P.x'r junior Dramatic Club C115 Latin Club Cl, Zi: Home Fun nomics Club fl, 2, ll: Cilee Club Cl, 2, 4, -H, Pianist fl. 1. Z, -lr: Xlarsbal C3,l: Lion Hack ers Club Cl, 21: Senior Dra matic Club CZ, 3, 42. Chairman Point Svstem C-H: School Pianist Cl, 3, -U: .Xssociate Fditor of Rifxoc-Alu C-H: Superlative-Nlost 'lialenteclg Program Chairman of llome lfconomics Club Clj: Class Poet Favorite Sfl11QY'iiIll'll'UllQll the Yearsn: Favorite Pastime-Nlusic: Favorite Expression- XVho-me? BILLY GRAH' Masses' NI,xssr2v School Bus Driver C3. -IQ. Favorite Song- I Love You : Favorite Pastime-Racing automo- biles on a track: Favorite Expres- sion- Letting it eat! Alovcn Massisv .Tv Ciloe Club Cl. 21, Secretarv CZD: Nlav Court .Xttendant Cl'1: junior Dramatic Club C l l: Senior Dramatic Club C2. 3. 4': French Club CZ. 3, 41, Chairman of Program Committee C-43: Home liconomics Club Cl, Zi: Lion Backers Club Cl. 2l: Home Room Representative C271 Nlono- gram Club Cl, 3. -U, Secretarv C3, 43: Basketball Cl. 2. 3. -Vi: Cheerleader Cl, 3, -U, Chief C4': Superlative-Best .Xll Around. Favorite Song- Because : Fa- vorite pastime-Dating Claude: Favorite Expression - XVell. Claude! '51 IXIARY FRANCES IDIATKINS UFRANKH Junior Dramatic Club CID, Ilome llconomics CILIb CI, Z, -ID: French Club C2, 3, -ID: Lion Backers Club Cl, ZDQ Xllavs ancl Means Cominittee CZD. Favorite Song- Ile Nlincng Fa- vorite Pastirne-Iiating, sleeping, and listening to the radio, Favor' ite Expression- I'll see. IIAIIIILIJ GENE NIATKINS PA XVII l.Il .lgriculture Club CI, 2, 3, -ID, Ilus Driver C5, 47. Favorite SUIIQNHKCCD Moving On g Favorite I,2lSlIlIIL'!llLIIIIIl1g1 and lishing: Favorite Ilxprcssion- XVhat do vou sax? ELMEII BATTEN MooIIE, III. limi CICC Club CI. 2, 5, -ID, Presi Ilent C-ID: Banul CB. -IDg Latin Club CZD, Frencli Club C3, -ID: junior Dramatic Club CID, Senior Draniatic Club Cl, 3, -ID, Junior Ilotarian C-ID, Lion Backers Club CI, 2Dg fxlltI'lClI'OIlclI1l5S Song C-ID? Superlative-Most Talentecl. V. . , H , I'avorIte Song- In NIV Cai'- LIUHUQ Favorite ljastiine-Music: lavorne EYI3I'L'SSIlPI1 '.IIDIICI gum! VIRGINIA ANN NIOOIIIL HKIINNYH llome ljcononiics Club C2 1: lfrencli Club C211 junior Dra- matic Club Clyg Bible Club C4 I. Favorite Song - XVIIisI1eI'iIIg Hope , Favorite Pastime-Going places, Favorite llwpression - Ucll'illYlU 'Z J W BILLIE ANN MAUS A VVILI.IE Y I junior Dramatic Club Cf img! Latin Club CI. ZD, Secrctarv CI N Ilorne Economics Club CI, 2, 2 Lion Backers Club CI, ZDQ llgvwl-I brarv Club CS, -IDg Glue CII i-l CI, 2, 3, -ID, Treasurer Cf' 'IH-If Senior Dramatic Club CZ, 3, - III' Secrctarv C5DQ lloine Room RI IMI, resentative C4Dg Giftorian C4,1,,m,1',..I Favorite Song- Deep Purplr II: I'I-' 1 Favorite Pastimefllaixcingl I vorite Expression- Ceel BETTY INIOORIL on., Secretarv of Class CIDg La Club Cl, ZDQ junior Drama Club CID, Senior Dramatic CI C2, 3, -ID, 'lreasurer C3Dg IXIOI gram Club Cl, -ID, Lion Ilzickllillllll Club CI, ZD: Ilomc lieonom cllllli CID: Cheerleader CZ, L H,,l Social Coniniittee CID, Public LMA N Committee CZ, SD: Basketball I A ,,! 4, 45, can-Q Club QI, 2, 1, 4 f'l If SUCYEI2ll'Y'rl1l'L'2ISLll'C1' C4Dg 'lltfitlllllll A for RENIII-AIIIg Good Citivcnsl ll! ,Xward C-ID: Program Commit C43- Favorite Song- You'lI Ne XVaIk Alone , Favorite Pastim Laughing, Favorite ljxpressio You clon't know, Clo You? RICIIAIID KEEL IXIIORRIS HIJICKH Robersonville High Sehc 'llhfll Ilobcrsonvillc, N. C.: Class Pr: ll' Ilent CID, Football CID: G Club CID. Rock llill lligh Sehc IMI I, Ilock Ilill, S. C.g Sports Eclxmzlitllui of Rock Ilill lligh School Neltmii-C. paper. Reiclsville High Schci 41. gf Ileirlsville. N. C.: French C III C3, -ID: Clee Club C-ID. Iwi: IH-I Favorite Song- Tonight 'IIIIIIII-L! Love , Favorite Pastime-Dr: ingg Favorite Expression- Co In nental -IEAN CAIIOLYN AICCIOLLI jI:ANIE I LANL IIEA Latin Club CID: French C CZ, 3D: Senior Dramatic C ll Cl. 3, -ID, ClI1klIl'lIlHl'l of I'I'opcIgUQlll il'-' Coininittce C5D. Secretaiw' C' - lunior Ilrainatic Club CID: C Club CZ, Sy, Ilome ILeIIIIcII'ldI'Ir'1 Club CI, 2, SDQ Lion Ilacllltlin-I Club qi, 13. 'fm I . . , . . . In I , l'avorIte Song-' Count LI I' StaI ': Favorite Pastiine-Danc Favorite lixpression- Sho nu I lllamfoxum Cfnmfrom lX'IcALlsT15n I Sunil lLntu1 C lub QI, 2, 3, -I-J: linen .Ill C131 l7uutbnll Qllg Yicc resiclcnl ul' CTlnss ill: Ihnxlwtlmzull O1 Clull' CII. l Fzuwurilv Sung - IIuu'ilcI1cLl llV01'IYC PZISIIIIIU'IJIZIIIITLLVQ Iluvm' lt l1xprcsxi:u1 XI'I1x, slum-I I l .IANCY IANTIIIA AICCIOLLUM l limi 'llmuc IQcmmmuiL's Cflub LZ, 31. I - . A .. FIIYUFIIL' Sung- NIm1n Luau 1 ,-Xoritc Pzusliluc - Iluting uml lrepingz Fzu'm'itc l'lYDI'L'S5IUl1 JNCII, ulmt mln I czu'L'? ,1 I M IACQUELINE HOPE , AICKINNEY J j.xc'Iix ' nC1lcc C lub QI, 2 lg JLIIUUI' Dru- latin C'lub Cl, ll: Ilumc lien' mmics C'lulu I l, 235 Frcncb CTlub , 3,35 Lum Ilgzclxcrs Club CI, 25. Fuvoritc Sungg Moua Lisz1 g voritc P2lSfII'l'lL'ilD2lIIl1Q Volnevz voritc' Ilxprcxsiran- Yul1uWl ,AYNE ISENTLY IXICKINNEY SlC1NNY Junior Ilrmnutic C'lub Clip 7..X. fl. 211 Lion Backers C'lub . 23. Favorite 8111111-UIIIH Moving l g Fuvuritc Pastime-Plawing aelmlls Favorite Expression- w, clu it! . 'I I l1r.c,x ,Xxx Xlrllxxur, ..'., l.nlu1 Club 'l I ' IIIIIIIX Clllb I I, 2, 5, I 1 IIHII II.ulC1'lx Club 'l, ll llwuu' IIMIVIIIIIAN Club I I, 2, 4- I.uul1I1' Suu-I NIuuu Inf lznxvulll- I'.nsIluu' llnlluu' lun: nw Ixpn'm'swn1 Xu uuulu Iilxullm. IIANII-.S Mc lJ0x,lu,n H,lIXlXIIl IJIIIII Club I I I 1- Iumuz IJr.uu.1tlL' Club 'I 1 SL-nun' lim -, , I. V rc.usu'- .LC ll ',,g 7, . ublibtx lc 'Q 'u z 'XX s ummi -' 3 usi- 'ss L1.N QY ' 3 us vt MI Y. 'rr' ' 2 :zu Snug - . 'ig ll an Il VA ' as' --Yixi img lil 'Q '11 GIA ' 1'- srcsslmw bs, 1- Prirliu IJ11.L,x1uJ AIC'IXIlC'IIAIlL, -In. I'1'1'1' NIU' juniur Drnzmuic Club III: Liuu lluclwrs C'lub CII: Iutin Club QI, ll: Inrxtlmll ll, Z. 31. -I 'Q Iiuslxctlmll XILIILIQCI' 4' 2. 3, -Ii: XImmg1'u111 Club fl, S, 41g Yicc llrcsiclcut uf Class I 5 1 Iims' State Q35 Irrcncb C'lub IX, 4 lg Supcrlutive-Iliggcst Ihlw: Xlur- Nllill fs 41: II-l'Ci15llI'L'I' of Qtunlvut Orggeuilutimm C-I I: XY4u's :mal Xlczmx Cknmmittcc 1' 4'. Vuxwritc 'imxg-- Ilul111x Iluvnz I.um'ltc P.xsti1nc-Xllntclming peu- plcg IilYlVI'IIC Igxprvsalulm - Xuu'l'C rlgI1tl Bmzm' XVRM' NIQWNAAI I5I'ss11, Icmtlmll ll. 22 Ircunlx Club 1, 3 I: I3uscb.1ll K4 '. IJ I.1x urilc Snug f Ulluup DLX' ummm: I.uo1'itL' I'.ns!iu1c-Cmiug tu Cfwclmxlwurn: I tl1.lt rigbt. I'.n'm'itc Iixpluvimm- ,.. '51 TOMMY SUE PALMER TnomAs .XNNH Junior Dramatic Club Clflg Home lleonoinics Club Cl, QED: French Club CZ, 311 Runner-up in Miss Reitlsville High Contest CZDQ Senior Dramatic Club C2, 3, -U: House and Crounrls Com- mittee C313 Social Committee C315 Tralhc and Firerlrill Com- mittee C-lj: Statistician C-U. Favorite SongA l3eeause : Fa' vorite Pastinte-Dating and clane- ingg Favorite llxpression- Shut up! POLLY IRENE PARKS HKOONII-,ll Junior Dramatic Club C1135 Home lieonomics Club Cl, 25: French Club Cl, 3, -Hg Class Secretarv Cl li Lion Backers Club Cl. Zflg Senior Dramatic Club up. Favorite Song - Some 1711- ehantecl llveningug Favorite Pas- time-Plaving records: Favorite Expression4 .Xin't it the Gospel? ROBERT R1enARn RATCLIFFE RAT President of Class Cljg Latin Club Cl, 2,51 Debate Club Clili l,ibrarv Club CZ, KJ, Vice-Presr :lent C333 junior Dramatic Club Cljg Senior Dramatic Club CZ. 3, -U3 Superlative!Vl'ittiestg Ciff torian C-U. Favorite Song f O, Holv Niglttug Favorite PastiineAIleacl- ingg Favorite llvpression- Serif oLtslY. CIHARLES CLEVELAND ROBERTS cllI.KliLIh Criivi if.l1.A. qi. 1. 3, 45. Favorite Song- Mona I,isa L lavorite l'astimefSnortsg Favorite lfvpression- Not bad! AJARGARET ANN PATTERSON HQUICK Qurcid' XVentxvorith High School: Home lieonomics Club Cl, ZDL Home Room Representative C211 Bas- I lvetball CID. Reitlsville High School: Home Economics Club C-Hg Basketball C-1-jg Senior Draf matic Club Cfl. 435 Clee Club C41 Favorite Song- Near Young Favorite l'astiinefDating3 Favor- ite Expression-''lVliv, shore! CiEORGE THRUSTON PEARSON UllORSllH Football C-ljg F.F.,X. Cl, 2, 3, -U. l'avorite Songgf I'ni Moving On Favorite Pastime-Hunt' ingg Favorite Expression-''Aw, shawl DKJNALIJ CZLAYBOURNE ROBERTS HlJONNlE Latin Club Cl. lj: junior Dra- lnatic Club Cl, ljg Lion Backers Club Cl. lj. Favorite Song- Mona Lisa 5 Favorite Pastime-Driving: Favor' ite lixpression4 tXw, shueksl ELEANOR ROBERTS li1EANoR junior Dramatic Club Cljg Home Economies Club Cl, 25: Senior Dramatic Club CZ, 3, -U1 French Club CZ, 3, -U3 Home Room Representative CBD: Class Secretarv CBD: Features litlitor of lli5NOc:AH1 C-H1 Testatrix C-U. Favorite Song- Some llnchant- etl liveningng Favorite Pastime- Listening to goozl musieg Favorite lixpression- Oh, gosh! '51 BETTY Louisa RCJBILIKTSON Siion'r'ii- lloine lleonoinics C'lub Cl, 21 Freneb Club C2, 335 Junior Dra matic Club CID: Clee Club Cl Zjg Lion Backers Club Cl, 27. Favorite Song- Mona Lisa Favorite Pastirne- Read i ng: Fa vor- ite Expression- Clol-lee! LINDSEY HARIKIS ROBERTSON, ju. l,00'I'1NH F.F.A. Cl, Z, 3, 41, Vice- Presiclent CBUQ Lion Backers Club Cl, ZH. Favorite Song- Mona Lisa1 : Favorite Pastime-Eating and go- ing plaeesg Favorite Expression- Be good! WILLIAM BERNARD SIGMON Z1r:u1,AP. Baseball Manager C115 Clee Club Cllg Junior Dramatic Club CID, Senior Dramatic Club Cl. BD, illonogram Club Cl, 2, 3, LU: Frencb Club C3, 413 Football C3, -U. Favorite Song- lee Man g Fa' vorite Pastime-Loafing: Favorite Expression- Sharp, um in? XACILLIAINI SAMIVIY SIIYIIXIONS 'VIQEAPOTH Baseball C3, 41. Favorite Song- I'll Never Be Free g Favorite Pastime-Playing baseball: Favorite Expression- Dad gummitl 465' -105 'TS' Xl xiii' l 1: wr 1 s lloss 'Al IlXXlxll 'lllnlul lli,ini.iIu Club l, 1 l irmli Club i 1, 4 1 llonir- lui :minus Club l, .2 Q lion lhtls ers C lub N l, l . laioritt- Song Hon: l isa laxornte I'.isIinu' listvniiw to Iln rzlrlio .tml rlalingg laxoiilv I xprvsf sion .Xin't Il the C.ospvl? CiiAiu-i.s Aiu.i3N liC7Y9'll'1H HHCNISIIICH Class lrezisurer ll, 4 ,Q lreneli Club fl, 4, 4 ,Q Xlonogriun C lub IZ, 4. 4,5 llaslxetlnall Cl, 2, 3, 4 , junior Yarsitx C'o-C aptain f l ,Q Yzirsitx lootball Cl, 2, 3, 4 ,Q Sunerlativth- Xlost Xtbletirg Junior llotarian C441 Xll Xl'estern Con- lL'rL'l1L'e luollmll f'4f1 ,Xll State lootbull t4 ig Co C .IDILIIII loo! ball I4 i, llonorable Xlention ,XII- Xinerican Ioorball 14 . laxorite 'Song-- lloxv lligb rbt' Xloonug liatorite Pastlme--I-isten- ing In raclio and riding around: l-.norite I,xpressicm- lYlial va suv? litmus l'lUN'I'IiR SIIERIDAN Sulfur I-ootball Cl, 2, 3. 4'. All XYL-stern CClI1lil'l'L'I'1L'C 4 41g Base- ball K2, 3, -M: .Xlonogram Club Cl, 3. 43, Presiilent C4 ig junior Rotarian C4 1. Favorite Song-'Wlona I,isa : Favorite Pastiine-Sleeping: Favor- ite Lxpression- XX'bat inalxes will think so? JAMES C. Srmnvia, -IR. loot, llaslxetball CS, 4 . liaxorite Song- Xloni I.is.i : liatorite Pastinie-Reading: Favor' ite Iixpression- l bear vou talk- ing! '51 CLAUDE ALLEN SHUMATE, ju. USHU Football Cl. 2, 3, -U, All Vllestern Conference C-U1 Frenelx Club C213 junior Dramatic Club C151 Senior Dramatic Club CZ, 3, 4, SD, Monogram Club Cl, 3. 4, 51, Vice President C-U. Favorite Song 4 Ullootlliiglit, lrene : Favorite Pastime-Dating joveeg Favorite lixpression - SweetlnL'at l CQABRELLE ANNE SIIUIVIATE CQAv1f junior Dramatic Club CID: Clee Club Cl, ZH: llonie lico- noniice. Club Cl, 21: French Club Cl, 355 Lion Backers Club Cl, lj. Favorite Song- Long Cone Lonesome Blues , Favorite Pas- tinu-4Plavingg the piano and dat- ingg Favorite Expressiman- Gooch night! BE'1 1'x' CiRAY SMITH SNuIf1'v Latin Club Cl, ZH: junior Dra- niatic Club Clj, Nlav Court At' tenclant CID: Lion Baclvers Club Cl, ZH, llonie Economies Club qi, 23. Favorite Song- just a Closer Yllallv with 'll1ee g Favorite Pas- tinie-Dav ill'L'1ll1'IlI1g1Q Favorite llx- prewion- You tlon't say! BE'r'rY PALILINE SMITH ll0l.I,YH l5rt-nclr Club Cl, lj: Junior Dramatic Club CID: Clee Club Cl. 29, llonie licononiiea Club CIE. liavorite Song - So 'l'iretl g Fa' vorite Pastinie--Sleeping, Favorite ljxpre5sionA CollxI RUTH ENCELYN SHU MATE HSHOEH French Club C2, 4Dg llome Economies Club CZDQ Basketball C3, -U. Favorite SOIIQ-Hlilll Moving On , Favorite Pastirne-Going to Greensboro, Favorite Expression- Don't let it worrv you! lXllARIAN BLANCHE SMALL HAIARIANH Home Economics Club Cl, 21, Glee Club Cl, 2, 3, -U, Vicee President C-U9 Junior Dramatic Club CID: Senior Dramatic Club CZ, 3, -I-jg Lion Backers Club Cl, 21g French Club Cl, 3, -U9 Superlative - Laziestg Testatrix C-U. Favorite Song- NIV Hero , Fa- vorite PilStllIlC-SlCCDll'lQ and eat' ing, Favorite Expression- You tlon't know, do von? ALVIS EVERETT SM1T11 USIVIITTYH Klonograrn Club C3, -U5 Lion Backers Club C135 Football Man! ager C325 French Club C2, 3D: Vice-President of Class C-U5 Boys' State CSD, Ciftorian C-U. Favorite Song - HS0I'l1CIll1l6l'Q Favorite Pastime4Eating5g Favorite Expression- Naxv! FRANKLIN DELANO SMITH lIuN Band C3, -U. Favorite Song- Mona Lisa', Favorite Pastime-Loalingg Favor- ite Expression- Beats mc! '51 lXlARY ANNE SMITH ANNE junior Drumzitin' Club CID: Glue Club Cl, 23: lircnch Club Cl, 255 Bible Club CZ, 3. -ll: Lion llaickcrs Club Cl, 235 lloinc llooin Rcpruscntutivc C-U. Fuvoritu Song4 .Xlwuvs g Ili- vorite Pustiinc-Listcning to thc rntliog Fnvoritc llxnrcssion- l'll cluclnrv,-I JOHN LANGSTON SOUTIIARD HIOIINNYH l7.l7..X. Cl, 2, 3, -ll. Favorite Song- Steal AxvnY : Favorite Pnstiinc-Rcutling YVQSI- ern storicsg Favorite Expression- VVhnt chu suv? Cun't hunr vu! ANN HENDERSON STOKES 'AJXNNIE ROONEYU Home Economics Club Cl, 2jg French Club CZ, 319 Lion Buck- ers Club Cl, 23. Favorite Song- Thcrc's No Tomorrotvng Favorite Pastime- Coing places: Favorite Expression - Be good! ELIZABETH SUTHARD Liu llomc Economics Club Cl, 2, -U, French Club C2, 31g Junior Dramatic Club CED. Favorite Song- Are You Lone- some 'l'onight? g Favorite Pas- time-Coing place-sg Favorite Ex- pression- I kid You not! J 192- ' 1' I 2 thu! lJoN,xl o ,I,xc'KsoN S'l'AlJl I in ilu lxll l.I.X. fl, 1, 4, fl 3 li.iwI..ill fl, 1, 4, -l , llnoiitc 'Song C.oorlniL5lnl, ll't'iu 'g lpixoiilv l':islimm' llrix ing: l.itoriIi' Ixpu-ssion l lwt Minas lgliN'I'I.IiY S'I'ADI.liR Ill N I fflvc Club fl, 2, 5, -ll! l.l'.X. K I, 2. 3, 41, Sn-urn-tnrv C3 1, llrcsiilcnt C4 iz llomv Room liiL'I7l'L'SL'l1l1lllYU l'l ,ig Junior Ro- lklflllll K-l J. Favorite Song - XYliispcring l lopt- Q llivoritc l,1l5llI'llL lllll'll' ing: Favorite lzvprcssion- l'll bu swiggglt-fl l BARBARA ANN TATE lirics junior liriiimitiu Club Cljz llonu' llconoinics Club Cl, ZH: lliisltctlmll CZ, 3, 493 Lion llgiclx- crs Club QI, 25. liuvoritc SllI1Q'nl'Il1 hloving On , I7an'oritc l,klSIll1lC -DLlll11gI1 lfzivoritc lfxprt-ssion- You stupid foolll' PEGGY ANNE TATE P1,c:c.v llciclsville lligh School: Latin Club Ql, ll: Home Economics Club lil, ZW: Bible Club Qliz l.ibr:u'v Club QI, 23. Bristol, 'lk-rmimcssccz Girls' llifY. Bctlmnx Iligh School: lilac Club 123. llivoritc Song- Nlona1 Lisuui llivoritc Pristimc-Listening to rai- cliog llitoritc lixprcssioiifuliolf lcv! '51 LLICIE N,lARIE VAU GHN REE Junior Dramatic Club CID, Home Economies Club C1, ZD, Lion Backers Club CI, ZD, Glee Club Cl, ZD, Freneh Club CZ. 3. 4D, Senior Dramatic Club C4D. Favorite Song- Ab, Sweet Mvsterv of Life , Favorite Pas- time-Dating, Favorite Expression - VVell, for goodness sake! ELIZABETH ZANE VERNON HLIZZILH Glee Club Cl, Z, 3, 4D, Bible Club C4D. Favorite Song - XN'lIispering Hope , Favorite PLlSIllllCfR6llCl' ing, Favorite Expression- Aw, beck! JAMES ALONZA VVALKER lumix French Club Cl, ZD, F.F.A. Cl, Z, 3, 4D, Reporter C4D. Favorite SUIIQ-IlliLllU0f8SLIllCHQ Favorite Pastime-Traveling, Fa- vorite Expression- Good ni5,glIt! RONALD LEE VVALKER BAI,DY'l F.If.A. Cl, Z, 3, 4D, Football C3, 4D, Monograin Club C3, 4D. Favorite Song- Mona Lisa , Favorite Pastime - Going to movies, Favorite Expression - Shuelxsl ADRIAN WEST WALKER PEAHEAD Football CZ, 3, 4, SD, Basket- ball C4D, President of Class C3D, French Club CZ, 3D, Nloiiogram Club C3, 4, SD, Senior Dra- matic Club C3, 4, SD. Favorite Song- All the wav, Choo-Choo , Favorite Pastime- Sleeping, Favorite Expression- Dadgummit! JANIES VVILLIAM WALKER BILLv F.F.A. Cl, ZD. Favorite Song- On the Out- going Tide , Favorite Pastime- Dating Sbirlev, Favorite Expres- sion- VVhat do vou sav, friend? EARL lNlILTON WARE MONR Football Cl, Z, 3, 4, SD, blon- ogram Club C3, 4, SD, Vice- President CSD, Baseball C3, 4, SD, Home Room Representative C4D, All VVestern Conference Football UD- Favorite SOIIQ- IlIT1 Moving On , Favorite Pastime - All sports, Favorite Expression - 'WVlIat cha sav? JOHN LEWIS VVARNER JOIINNv Blonogram Club CZ, 3, 4, SD, Treasurer C4D, Baseball CZ, 3, 4. SD, Co-Captain C4D, VVestern Cliampionship Team C4D, Run- ner up State Cbarnpionsbip Team C43- Favorite Song- I'm Moving On , Favorite Pastirne-Plaving baseball, Favorite Expression- l'll see! '51 FRANCES XAIASHBLIRN l7RaNR Home licunmnics Club Cl, 2. -Hg French Club ll, 33. liavuritc Sung - l,m'c Hug ltcb g lfavuriu- Pastiinc-Bowling, Tavuritu lixprussiun 'i.'xlNl7llIIL'lVl AIARGARET ANN VVAY ANN junior Dramatic Club QIDQ Home Economics Club Cl, 2D: Lion Backers Club Cl, ZH, French Club CZ, 5, -I-D: Secrctarv of Class C-U: Tcstatrix C-VJ. Favoritc Song- Muna Lisa , Favorite Pastiinc-Sleeping: Favnr- iic lfvprcssiun- MV cow! PEGGY lX'lARIE VVRIGHT UP. XV. Latin Club Cl, 235 Juniur Dramatic Club CIZJL Glu: Club Cl, 2, 3, -U, Bible Club CZ, 5, -U, Vice-P1'esiclcnt LSD, Home Economics Club Cl, 2, 3, -U, Songleacler CZD. Favorite Sung - The llolv Citv : Favorite Pastimc-Reacling novels, Favorite llxnrcssion - Clorv bc! ,ac- R'- 'Ol' 'iff 'Q CLIADYS lluvn. VllII.I.IANIS Ci tn llumc luumlims K lub fl, 2,, lI1'llLll Club vi 1 livin llatlwrx Club fl, lf. latnrili' Sung Su lllut 'g I.: xnritv Vastimc Dating, laxtiritt- Ixprcssinn - Ili-.tllx ANN Coma XvIll'I'liliEAD 'ZXNN r.i,I,x llumc liumuinics Club fl, 2. 3, 4411 Latin Club fl. ZA: Junior Dramatic Club flfg Scniur Dra- matic Club f2, 4, -Hg Clcc Club Cl, 2. 3, 49: Lion llaclwrs Club fl, 2,12 Publicitx Cutnmittcc C-lj. lfavnritc Sux1gf N:u1c Hut tbc Lima-lv Heart , laxnritc Pastimc --Tallxingg: l7axta'itc l'xprussitm- Oh, crunch. NANCY' CZORDLE YOUNG au.. Latin Club fl, Zjg Ilumc Eco! ntnnics Club Cl, 2,53 juninr Dra- lnatif: Club Ckljg Seniur Dramatic Club CZ, 3, -VI, Linn Backers Club Cl, lj, lfruncb Club CZ, -U, 'lreasurcr CID, llrlitur uf Lu Pen- tlulu Q-lj: Klarsbal C'3i : Chairman uf Ilousc and Croumls Cnminittcc rn. Favoritc Srnmg- 'l'uitigl1t YVQ Love' 'g Favuritc l'astimc-Riding: lfavuritc iixpressiun-''Rcallv? '51 jk ell CLFLJ Wow Q gi a f Y' - 'W in If ' .fgncl Jun! Wow A04 :ai V . Eff w 'l'f X 2: , - 4- A C 231 H N IVE unigrj RICHARD' NULL . . . BARBARA STALVEY .. PEGGY VIYALLEY ...... BILLIE CLREY VAWTER Miss CLRACE FRAZIER . . . ,President Vice-Presicierzt . . . .Treasurer . . .Secretary . . .Adviser m.t..::i' viiK'v5f9'i e e 4 . 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Page Tll'EIlf1'A5El'9l1 uniora IOAN IIARRELSON ROBERT PIARRISON IAMES HARVEY BETTY HAYNES HUGH SCOTT IIESTER C1AIL HOLDERBY NORMA LOU IWIOOPER IVIARIE HOPKINS ROBINETTE IRVIN JOANNA IACOBS NEIL JOHNSON NANCY -IONES SAMMY JONES VVILLIAM KING HARRX' KNIGHT PEGGY ANN KNOWLES PATRICIA LEWIS EDDIE MARTIN IULILIS IVIEDLEY GERALD MCBRAYER BILLY MCDCJNALD WALLACE MCKINNEY FLORENCE MITCHELL MARY LOU IVIONTGOIYIERY BETTY MORICLE SARAH NEWNAM JACK NICHOLS RICHARD NOLL DAVID 0,BRYANT EARLENE 0,BRYANT NANCY CDTBRYANT KITTYE MARIE OLIVER RICHARD PAGE ALENE PASCHAL FRANCES PASCHAL LOIS PASCHAL MALIDINE PASCHAL Hndicates HO picture. Page Twenty-eight 1,0 W, 5, Sl 4 1 1. G23 N f J 9 2' I '4 4 T Q H I 551 f 'O I , 'W !1. ,- V. M 3 -vs t sw . affix y E T. X I Y I 1- ,L.Twi,.j., Q- W - Y , ,, W , if Nx sr K A 1 uniora PETE PETERS FORREST POWELL JEFF ROBERTS LOWELL ROBERTS BETTY XXNN ROSS REVA IXINN SASSAR -IOYCE SAUNDERS NORMA SAIINDERS IDA SCHOOLFIELD VVALTER SHARP REBECCA SHEETS -IO IXNN SHERIDAN ELEANOR SIXIITII HELEN GREY SBIITH RAYIXIOND SNIPES BETTY SOBIERS RONNY SOIXIERS ,IOHN STALLINCS BARBARA STALVEY .IERRY STONE REBECCA STRADER IIILDA STRICKLAND PEGGY P1-ALLEY SHIRLEY THORNTON ESTELLE TOBIILIN BARBARA TRENT -IANE FISRENT REGINA TUCK ,IOHNNY TURPIN BILLIE GREY XIAXVTER EDNA VVALKER BETTY VV ARE :W -, DOROTHY VVAYNICR gf' Rm ' A 7 - . CLAIRE W ILLIADIS . A CHARLES NVILLIAMS 'faifi . - 55' V 1 ', sr I PITT VVILKERSON - B ' ,--I If --- Q 3 22 I xlndicates no picture Page T1l'EIlf1 lli716 0,9 0I'l'l0I'0Cf R CLASS OFFICERS XRIAYNIL llANDY .. ,,,,, P1-Qgidem DoN Comma . . . . . .l'icefPreside11t ANN VVEST . . . . . .Secretary RUTH VVlI-Lis ....... . . .Treasurer Miss ANNIE AN'rnoNx' . . . . .Adviser Morro: Knowledge comes lmr wisdom lingers Frowenz Blue Iris CoI,oRs: Blue und llflziie MEMBERS Jean Alverson Jack Angel Shirlev Apple Eunice Basham Tommv Bello La Vern Benlielcl James Billingslev Jane Bradncr Pat Foy Brady Barbara Brown Donald Brown Lucille Burroughs Helen Busick Kenneth Canady David Candler VVvnona Carter Bernard Cassada Otis Cobb Don Comer jo Ann Cooke R. A. Cox Shirlev Cox Ruth Craddock Dorothv Dabhs Edwin Daniels VVanda Dixon Bobbv Drumm Morris Dvc Ralph Earles Bobhv Eggleston Bobbv lean Eatmon Cozart Ellington Marie Ferguson Paul Fitzgerald Florence French Mildred Pulp Peggv Io Gammon Rebecca Gann Iuanita Garner Lois Cates Frank Griffin Ioan Groff Iimmv Grogan Edwin Gunn jo Ann Gwvnn .Xnn Hall Peggv Hall Vklavne Handv Virginia Havthe Marv Jim Hendrix Lawrence Hester Donald Ilinson Bovd Hooper VVeslev Hudson Robert H. Ilunt KVavne Islev Donald Jefferson Bobbv Knighten Paul Lamberth Dorothea Lee Bettv VVraV Lester Svlvia Liebseher Kent Livelv Calvin London Robert Martin Ralph Nlassex' Rettv hlelilintock Pauline McCollum Donnie McDonald Larrv McDowell Ann C. McKinnev Annie L. lX'lcKinnev Billv NIcKinneV Vernon McKinney john McKinney Kenneth Mcliinnev Cary Lu Miller Barbara Moore Reid Moblev Billv Joe Moffett Jimmie Moore Leo B-'Ioore Donna L. Moorefield Emma Sue Neal jane Palmer Elinda Parker ' Beatrice Paschal Kenneth Paschal Merlvn Paschal Eddie Rascoe Nanev Robertson VVillard Robertson Donald Ross Marlene Saunders VVilma Saunders Evan Schoolfreld Fred Simmons Norma Smith Sarah Smothers Shirlev Somers Bobbv'Lee Stewart Gereldine Stone Lawrence Strange Bennie Strickland Elizabeth Straderx Leonard Strickland Lois Tallev Nancy Tallev Elton Trent Dorothv Trent Sarah lean Trent VVilliam Trent Ridelle Troxler Ierrv Turpin jo Ann Turner Alma Lea Tuttle Lois Underwood David Walker Bettv Jo VVall Dickie VVare Jack VVare Keith Vllatlington Martha VVatts VVallace Ann Wlavnick Bessie VVeaver Buddv VVells Ann VVest Robbv Vllilkerson Ruth VVillis Gloria Vkloodall Roh Young llarolcl Zimmerman 9'No picture .ara-'P - fc- af f -f . if 1-Q fi -e 41, fx, QQ f 'A ,..'.t: ' -5 . 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SUE Mowrcoixosav . . . . . . . .Adviser Barbara Allen Frances Alston June Alston Dorothy Arnold Marie Barham Robbie Barker Yvonne Baynes Marie Beniield BlOTTOZ W01'lc, wait, win COLORS: Blue and Wliite FLowEn: Uflzite Carnation MEMBERS Suzanne Bethea Ann Black Marshall Bondurant Nancy Borland Sandra Bowman Peggy Brannock Betty Bray Tommy Bray Donald Brooks Kay Bugher Bobby Butler Jane Burts Katherine Canady Odell Carter Shirley Ann Carter Doris Cassada Jimmy Chaney Ronalda Chaney Betty Childress Patsy Chrismon Glenn Clark Christine Cliborne Roger Cobb Nlelvin Coleman Virginia A. Collins Curtis Cox Harry Cracldoek Magdeline Creed Betty DeLancev Alice DeLapp Rebekah Dickerson Anna Dill Max Dixon lVIaxine Dixon Tommy Dixon Betty Dockerv Claude Dodd Joyce Dodd Henry Douglas llary Ann Dudley Glenda Duncan Myrtle Dunlap Calvert Drinnon Mary Earles Frances Eastwood Philip Everette Wlichael Fargis VVilliam Farling Ronald Fennell Fred Fleagle Ronald Freeman Earlene Gammon Shirley Gann Elvin Green Bill Groce Ruth Gordon Jane Grogan Yvonne Gwynn Dorothy Hall Martha Harbison Glenwood Harrell Shirley Harris Virginia Harvey Carolyn Hash Betty Sue Haynes Roberta Hetfner Eddie Hewitt Bobby Hill Bennie Hodges Patricia Hooper hlartha Jo Hopkins a Sanford Hooper hielyin Hough James Isley Billy Johnson lylarie Johnson Bobo Jones Mabel Jordon Charles Joyce Frances Kelly Rebecca Key Richard Krites Donald Lare Barbara Lawson Ann Lewis Vivian Lovelace Bob Lowe Betty Jean Lynn Clifton Madren Billy Marshall Barbara Nlartin Edna Martin Bobby Maus Myrtle McAnally Bernice McBride Frank lX'IeBride Emmett Merricks Royleen blinor Anna Montgomery Arnold Moore Frank hfloore Fred lVIoore Hazel Moore Patsy Moore Juanita blooreiield David Morris Patricia Mundy Marie Murphy Norris Muqwhy Rose M. Neighbors Shirley Page Alton Pearson Chester Pegram Dorothy Pegram Elva Perdue Charles Perkins Ann Lea Pettigrew Barbara Pike Calvin Poole J. H. Powell Gladys Pruitt Lois Pruitt Scott Pruitt Carolyn Rand Russell Ramsey Dolores Roberts Raeford Roberts Hollis Robertson Lucille Robertson Nancy Robertson Pauline Robertson Jimmy Ross Betty Lou Rumley Eunice Saunders Shelby Saunders Mary Sue Schoolheld Peggy Sebastian Bobby Shelton Kenneth Shumate Otis Sizemore , Carolyn Smith Patricia Smith Peggy Smith Tamesia Smith Nancy Somers Stephen Somers Myra Springs Billy Stallings Ken Strader Shirley Strader J. B. Stokes Dorothy Stone Irene Stone Eugene Talley VVilliam Talley Clyde Tate Felton Tate Bobby Jean Teague Bobby Truitt Bobby Turner Marian Vernon Edward VValker Eugene VValters Gaynelle VVare Jerry VVare Betty Lou Vtfarf Donald VVashburn Mariorie VVaynick Frances VVeaver Edith VVells ' Barbara VVilkerson Curtis VVilliams Shirley Jane VVilliams Janet VVilliams Harry VVilson VVilliam Vllheeler . VVilliam Whitloxv Sara VVright Gypsy Yount Judy Zimmerman 'FNo picture an -J Jfa,.,,i'r'. Q-'K ,A I - ,V if V I V , v v 4 ii' ' 'ii 5' s Q- L .E A ra, ,fi in -Q ' -f by t if A ..,. L, J 3' f Q-- M fi tr., 4 ' . 5 V ff R ls I Q ,, 5 Y' 5 A- Ttf tu gf '.-r f ' if f s . X4 1 P I5 tiff X , +52 fel, WDC ' J' . at .I A W 1 V J 1 4 W 4 ,W I , X W VK '5B . lf, ,W-fs in 1 -,1 Q ,dur F! , , 1 ' r , : , ' , I .Ja -0' . ' f ,fi , Q' 1 A ,M t A. L21 39 . .+-- W Ti 3 , r... f t .V . . '- . ' J 1 -mf 5 J f L -.wff ., I K - L Y QL r ' 4' 'V 1 to ..... l in..u 1 . 'llliiff' 1, r I E' ,. Ex 1' I ' W . 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Moore, Cleo Cl11b Presicleutg lla Sue B1'ow11, l-ilu'm'y Club lJl'6'SlLlE11lQ Regina Tuck, lJ1'L'SltlC'lIl of Future llouzeuzalzers ofAu1e1'ic11g -li111m1' l:11i1'cl0tl1, Cldllftllll of Boys' lguslcetlurllg lJ1lYlCl lo11Cs, C11ptz1iu of l311selu1ll Tezuu. Secorul 10111: Eugene Bray, Senior Dl'tY1llUllC' Club P1'esi1le11tg Calvin Combs, illlllllll' IDl'l7Hll7flC Club llresulcrztg Lz11'1'1' blcljowell, Latin Club Pl'CSll'l6lIlQ XXQIYIIC ll1111clx', Soplmuzore P1'esi1le111: lluntcr Sl1c1'icl1111, M011og1'11u1 Club P1'esi1lc11t. llugv Tl1irr1-me1'e11 .syfuclenf Organizafion f in 'Q Nix. my N K. I Q Unita Adviser: MISS 3 'vi 5.51 I 'R Mig . is OFFICERS X DOUGLAs DODSON ........... .... P resident PETE IXICIXIICHAEL .... ..... T rensurer I ELEANOR SIXIITH ....... Secretary -IERRY INICBRAYER . . . ..... Vice-President I 1 SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT AND REPRESENTATIVES IIMAIY HARDY Cseatedl ............ Presidenf BILLIE ANN MAUS ALVIN COOK IXIARY ANN SIXIITH COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN DORCDTHX' IIENDERSON IIIXIINIY IVICIDONALD . . ILA SUE BROVVN .... RUTH CRADDOGK .... PHILIP CARROLL .... EUGENE BRAY .. BARBARA CIARTER . . . IIIIXIINIY IIARBISON . . . IXIANCY YOUNG . . . ..........P1'Og7'l'l1lZ . ,Ilfays and Memzs . . . .Point System .........S0ciaI . . . .Lost and Found .........RnfIi0 . . . . . . . . . .Publicity Tmffzc and Firedrill House and Grozufzds Tortioru IXIARILYN IX'lCCOLIuIx1 ,IUNIOR CLASS PRESIDENT ANO RI3PREsEN'I',x'1'IvEs DICK NULL CscutecD . . . ...,..... Presiflczzi If HSONNYH VVILLIAIxIs CTALVIN CTOIXIBS SARIRII' -'ONES SOPIAIOMORE CLASS PRESIDENT AND REPRESENTATIVES VVAYNE IIANDY CseatcdD ........... Presideu! W PEGGY -IO CARIRION DICKIE WIXRE SHIRLEY COX VVILIXIA SAIINDERS FRESIIMAN CLASS PRESIDENT AND REPRESENTATIVES ANNA INIONTGOINIERY CsezItccID ...... President E. C. IVIERRICKS BILL CIROCE BOBBY BUTLER PATRICIA SIXIITII RAYFORD ROBERTS IXIARY ANN DIIDLEYI EDITH WELLS IC Not in pictu rox? .sjfuclenf Organizafion RI sr , I' I HI Qfafin LARRY AIUIJOVVELL Bon Gnoczii .. PATRrr:m SMITH .. CLA OFFICERS IXIEIVIBERS .. ...... President PEGGY lIAI,I. ...... Treasurer Frances Alston Kent Lively . Vice-President SHmr,Ex' Cox . . . . . Prrrggronz Clmirmim TUIUUIV Bello BOB LOW6 . . ......... Secretary MAn'1'Hn. VV,x'r'rs .... . . .Editor of Forum Rfdzeff Befheff Eflml Marlin Mns. Rongnr Mowroomsnv ....... Adviser Lalcme Benheld BMV Marshall OFFICZIERS M,xnv1N Bowouimmr . . ....... President GAII. CL11,i,1AM . . , ..... . .Treizsurer l'o1r1u2s'r Powrzu, . .Vice-President jorrzr Masses' . . . .Program clllllll'1IH11l Nonma S,xuNoi5Rs . . . Secretary Nfwcr YouNr: . . . . .Fdilor of Lo Pendale Page Forty Suzanne Bethca Vllvnona Carter Glenn Clark Don Comer R. A. Cox Shirlev Cox Alice Delapp Hcnrv Douglas Peggv Gammon Bill Groce Peggv Hall Swain Hamlet Vllavne Handv Martha Harbison Vivian Harvev Roberta Herlner Lawrence Hester Patricia Hooper jo Hopkins Sandford Hopper Robert Hunt Donald ,leilerson Rebecca Kev Paul Lamberth Barbara Lawson Bettv VVrav Lester Ann Sloan Lewis Svlvia Liebscher ,lack Angel Shirlev Apple Nancv Bailev Eunice Basham Svlvia Bavnes Marvin Bondurant Jane Bradner Eugene Brav Barbara Brown Peggv Bunton Lucille Burroughs Sarah Ghildrev Glenn Clark jonnie Clark ,loan Cooke Ruth Craddock Bronza Dockerv Bobbv Drum Bobbie ,lean liatmon Bobbv Eygleston john Gcntrv Eddie Green Clara Gunn Ann Hall Frances Handv .limrnv Harbison ,loan Harrelson Bettv Havnes Virginia Havth Marv Hendrix John Holderbv Norma Lou Hooper Robinette Irvin Joanna ,lacobs Dorothea Lee jerry lX'lcBraver Bettv Jean McClint Pauline lXlCClOllLll'l1 1 Bob Bobbv Maus blvrtle McAnallV Larrv McDowell Carv Lou Miller Rovleen Minor Billv Jo blofliett Anna Montgomerv Jane Palmer Ann Lea Pettigrew Scott Pruitt Eddie Raseoe Raeford Roberts Eunice Saunders Shelbv Saunders Otis Sizemore Patricia Smith Lawrence Strange Estelle Tomlin Dot Trent Sara ,lean Trent Wlilliam Trent lerrv Turpin Martha VVatts Frances VVeaver Buddv VVells Edith VVells Ann VVest janet Vllilliams Young MEMBERS oek Billv Nlcljonald Donnie McDonald Anne Mcliinnev Pete McMichael Eddie Martin ,lovce Massev Marv Lou Montgomerx E. B. llloore Dona Moorefield Dick Morris Earlene cJ'BI'V2ll1l Nancv 0'Brvant Elinda Parker Irene Parks Beatrice Paschal Eleanor Roberts Bettv Ann Ross Donald Ross Charles Rovster Reva Sasser Jovee Saunders Marlene Saunders VVilxna Saunders Jo Ann Sheridan Ruth Shumate Billv Sigrnon Marian Small Helen Grev Smith Sarah Srnothers Geraldine Stone Nancv Tallev ,lo Ann Turner Ridelle Turner Bettv Io VVall Bettv Vllare Vllallace Ann VVaVnick Ruth VVillis Gloria VVoodall r PQIQCA gigfe OFFICERS Piuui- Cannot I, , ...... l'rz'siiIvuA NAM i Hui 1 x ,,. . '1'1aim4iw Sixlmll Giuri im .... l'ic1'l'ruxitlu11l Ili l,I x Clit: x Sui I ii . Piimixl , SY! vm IBM Nl s . . . . .... Set-rvluri' lil 'rm Cox .. .. , . ,Sf lwmlur Miss Nxwrx Xllcitll ...... ..,lili'iwr MEMBERS Nanci' Bailev Svlvia Bavnes Yvonne Bavnes Phillip Carroll Patsv Chrisnion BettV Cox Buddv Cox jack Freeman Sarah Grillin jo Anne Clwvnn Hugh Scott Ilester Barbara Lawson Kittve Oliver Helen Grev Smith Marv Ann Smith Peggv Vlright MEMBERS Nancv Bailev Tommy' Bello Eugene Brav lla Sue Brown Frances Burroughs Pennv Cannon Philip Carroll Barbara Carter Hugh Cixtv Jo Ann Dickens Bettv Edwards Vernon Fitzgerald Alice Gates Eddie Green Sara Ann Griffin Jimmv Ilarbison Bobbi' Harrison Bettv Ilavnes Ilelen Ilavnes Hugh Scott Hester Ruth Hough james lslev Charles Jovce Barbara Lawson Bettv VVrav Lester Ann Sloan Lewis Svlvia Liebscher Edna Crav Martin Marv Jane Martin Billie Ann Maus IXIarV L. Montgomerv Kittve Oliver Lindsev Robertson Anne Stokes Dot Trent Jane Trent Elizabeth Vernon Bob Young csgigrary I Qi we OFFICERS ILA Sun BRONYN .....,., . , . Prcsitlcizt lfiuxt rs BUIIRUULIIS . . . . Main' Lou Moxrmmiuix . .llIL'L'APl'CSitIL'lIf PLNNY Cxxxox . . . . . IXIARH' jimi: M,m1'lN ,. ...... Seere1m'y Pmriv CAIIIKULI, ., llucau Seorl' Ilifsri it ..,........ lretisurvr B11 ui' Altus . . . . Pri Xllss MARX' El 1 I N llonsox .... ,lilriser Social Bunk QIICILII ,groin Page F0111 -o fllltllflll Ill IIVIHLIH ririmm flmlrm In HL' unior A N an ramaficd 'RW OFFICERS CALVIN COMBS .. Preszolent RUTH CRADDOCK . . . Vzce Preszdent NIARLENE SAUNDERS .. Secretary CAROLYN RAND ......... Treasurer MRS. RIARGARET VVADDELL ...... Advzser MEMBERS Frances Alston Shirlev Apple Dorothv Arnold La Vern Beniieltl Suzanne Bethea jane Bradner Peggv Brannock Bettv Ann Brut' Sandra Bowman Rav Bugher jane Burts Bohbv Butler Vilvnona Carter Ronalda Chanev Glenn Clark Virginia Collins Calvin Combs Don Comer Shirlev Cox Ruth Craddoclt ,limmv Davis Bettv DeLancV Tootsie Delaapp Marv Louise Dixon Maxine Dixon Tommv Dixon Calvert Drinnon Marv Ann Dudlev Mvrtle Dunlap Philip Everett Vernon Fitzgerald Bill Croce ,lane Grogan Yvonne Gwynn Dot Hall VVavne Handv Martha Harbison Carolvn Hash Bettv Sue Havnes Marv Hendrix Bennie Hodges Jo Hopkins Patricia Hooper Donald ,leffcrson Marv L. Jones Dorothea Lee Bettv VVraV Lester Kent Livelv Bob laow GETTING READY FOR A PLAY ..,., .V xi' K 'Y Mvrtle McAnallV Larrv McDowell Carv Lu Miller Reid Mobley Billv Joe Moilfett Anna Montgomerv Hazel Moore Patsv Moore Donna Moorefield Emma Sue Neal Rose Marv Neighbors Jane Palmer Linda Parker Beatrice Paschal Chester Pegram Dorothy Pegram Elva Perdue Ann Pettigrew Calvin Poole J. H. Powell Carolvn Rand Eddie Rascoe Dolores Roberts Nancv Robertson Marlene Saunders Shelbv Jean Saunders Wilma Saunders Peggv Sebastian Carolvn Smith Patricia Smith Sarah Smothers Nancy Somers Mvra Springs Hilda Strickland Nancy Talley Bobbv Jean Teague Shirlev Thornton Sarah Trent Ridell Troxler Io Ann Turner Bettv Io YVall Cav VVare Mariorie VVavniek Ann VVest Ladv Barbara Wilktison Gloria VVoodall Sarah Ann VVright Gvpsv Yount judv Limmerman . ,-if fi, A' ,ff 5 Bobbv OFFICERS . fl Xliss lX'lARY SUSAN Roinzn'1'soN , . . ..,......, . 1 rr 'l ,L EUGENE Bmw .. ..... Prtsa Lal nvimv EIARBISUN ......... . . .l'ice-Pu 1 1 IILAN CAaoI.YN lxlCClOl,I,LllNl .. ..... Seutlam lnxuvtv lXlClJONALD ..... . ...... ,Trcasn Nl,-my Lou lXl0N'I'GOlX'lERY , ..... ...Pl'0!Lfl'tlHl Clmnn hlEhll3EllS Gillv .Kun .Xndrews liillie .Xnn Klaus Nancv Arthur jerrv AlCBl'1lYL'I' Tommv Bello jean Carolvn .XlcCollum Isabel Blackburn jimmv McDonald Marvin Bondurant Marv Lou Klontgomerx Peggv Bunton lflettv Moore Frances Burroughs L. ll. Moore Eugene Brav Sara Newman Pennv Cannon Barbara Carter Hugh Cittv Sara Childrev Sarah Ann Clark jonathan Clark Bettv Edwards jimmv Faircloth Bettv Carr Glass Clara Gunn Peggv Hall Swain Hamlet Frances Handv jimmv Harbison Geneva Harrison Helen Havnes Dorothv Henderson Hugh Scott Hester Gail Holderbv John Holdcrbv Ken Howard Marie Hopkins Robinette Irvin Sammv Iones Patricia Lewis Marv Jane Martin 'lovin' Nlassev Kittv Oliver IIUUIIIIIIV Sue Palmer Ratclill' lileanor Roberts ,lelli Roberts Lowell Roberts Bettv Ann Ross Frances Ross Reva Sasser Rebecca Sheets Claude Shutnate Cav Shumate Marian Small Eleanor Smith Rav Snipes Ronnv Somers Barbara Stalvev Peggv Tallev Elton Trent Dot Trent Marie Vaughn Adrian Hlalker Martha NVatts Claire NVilliams Ruth Vllillis Ann XVl1ifE'l'lL'IlLl Bob Young SCENES FROM BROTHER GOOSE jgufure omema era of mericat OFFICERS REGINA TUCK .... ...... P resident VVYNONA CARTER HILDA STRICKLAND . . . . .Vice-President RIARIE HOPKINS . ANN VVEST ...... ..... S ecretary BARBARA BROWN PEGGY BUNTON . .......,..,..... Treasurer REBECCA SHEETS MISS ANNIE ANTHONY . . . ...... Reporter . . . ,Parliarnerztarian . . ..... Historian ...Song Leader Adviser iYlElXlBERS 51 Nancv Bailev lane Bradner Barbara Brown lla Sue Brown Peggy Bunton Wvnona Carter Christine Cliborne Bettv Delancv Io Ann Dickens Nlaxine Dixon Marv Ann Dudlev Bettv Havnes MEMBERS jutufe Marie Hopkins Ioanna Jacobs Bettv Wrav Lester Norma Saunders Beckv Sheets Helen Smith Hilda Strickland Peggv Tallev Regina Tuck Ann West Ann Whitehead Claire Williams Cl,I'l'l'l el 5 of America OFFICERS MILES STADLER .. VERNON MCKINNE1' RALPH lVlASSEY .. DAVID O'BRYANT IAMES A. VVALKER S. F. WELLS ..... . ..... President . . .Vice-President . . . .Secretary . . . . .Treasurer . . . . .Reporter . . .Adviser Donald Brown jirnnw Brown I lenson Canadt' Kenneth Canadx O'Dell Carter Iimmie Chanev Curtis Chilton Otis Colxh Roger Colmh ,Xlelvin Coleman Ralph Earles Billy .Xlassev Ralph Masses' l larold Nlatlsins Billv Meliinncv Kenneth Mcliinnex' Vernon McKinnL'Y li. C. Nlerricks jimmie Moore David O'Brvanl Ixenneth Paschal .Xlervlin Paschal .Xlton Pearson Thruston Pearson Charles Roberts Hollis Robertson Linsev Robertson VVillaI'd Robertson Jimmie Ross Kenneth Shulnate Nelson Somers Claude Southard john Southard jack Stadler Miles Stadler Ierrv Stone Bennie Strickland Leonard Strickland Clvde Tate Felton Tate Edward VValker james A. VValker Ronald VValker Wfilliam VVheeler VVilliam XYhitlOw Curtis XVilliams Harold Zimmerman Former Students Retairzing Memlrership: John Carter jesse Draper Herbert Lovelace Curtis Stadler 'l'homaS Troxler Billv VVax'e I. M. VVright C2422 l'!eCl,6l2l 5 I tis! roiii: lnllx' Melxinnex' .lotee nlassex Cliirj A lerrielxs. Second ron hliirlene Srttinrlt-rs. lranees Ilia 1 . F CL 0 0 I S0 I1 g Eleanor Sinith, and lletty hloore. llereis to Reidsville lligh School, Faithliul and hold. l lereis to our eolors, Navy blue and gold. llercis to boys and girls, Wfho eome and go, Singing the vietor song of R. ll. S.l 0l'L0gl'Cl,l'Yl OFFICERS HUNTER SHERIDAN ........ President MILTON VVARE ....... Vice-President Iovcis MASSEY . . . ..... Secretary HELEN HAYNES . . . .... Treasurer MR. HOY ISAACS . . . . .Adviser Isabel Blackburn Marshall Bondurant Marvin Bondurant Sarah Clark Curtis Chilton Iohn Cittx' Kathrvn Collins Donnie Comer George Cook Iimmv Davis Bobbv Drum Iimmv Faircloth Donnie Garrison Iimmv Grogan Iames Gunn Melvin Hall Swain Hamlet Frances Ilandv jimmv Harbison Iimmv Harclv Helen Ilavncs Rovd Hooper Ken Howard David jones Sztmmv Jones Larrv McDowell Rillv Mcliinnev Vernon Meliinn MEMBERS L' X' Pete Kle,Nliehael jimmv Marks jovee Massex Julius Medlex E. C. Rlerrielxs Betlt' Rloore Nanci' O'Rrx'ant Tltruston Pearson 1it11I'nV Ross Charles Rt1Ystel' Marlene Saunders Hunter Sheridan Iamcs Shreve Claude Shtiinate llillx Siginon Sammi' Simmons Eleanor Smith Everett: Smith Ronnie Soiners Pegg' Taller' johnnx' Turpin Billie Crm' Yant .Xdria n lYalLer Ronnie XYalLer Xlilton Uiart' Iohn XYarner llohhx XYilLerson an 'fs 1 emma f Yv' .-III PIIQQC' Fort y-six RAY SNIPES RONNY SOBIERS .. IDONALD IIENSEN SYLVIA LIEBSCIIER BILLY -IOE IXIOFFETI MR. CLYDE VVADE IOAIAIY BELLU IJAVID CIANDLER CILENN R. CLARK SARAII CLARK 'IIOAIAIY IJIXON IIENRY IDOUGLAS CIAI.VER'I' IDRENNON BOBBY EIIGLESTON RONALD EENNELI, RONALD FREEIXIAN RILL CIROCE SWAIN IIAAILET IIIIGII SCOTT I IESTER OFFICERS MEMBERS IJONALD IIINSON ROBERT IEILINT IJONALD IEFFERSON VVILLIARI KING I IARRY IQNICIIT ROR LOWE SYLVIA IDIEBSCIIER EDDIE IXIARTIN RIYRTLE IXICANALLY LARRY IVICIDOWELI. E. C. IVIERRICKS REID IXIOBLEY BILLY IOE IXIIOFFETT RICIIARD PAGE .. . . . . . . .P1'esicIe1It . . . . . .If7iCl3'P1'8SILI811I Secretary-T1'ea51wer , . . . . .I,II71'l71'ItllI . YPIII2lici1y Agefzi . . . . . . .Irmtructor CIAROLYN RAND EDDIE RASCOE -IEFF ROBERTS CRTIS SIZENIORE LAWRENCE STRANGE BOBBIE STEWART RAY SNIPES FRANKIE SRIITII RONNY SORIERS QIERRY TLIRPIN IOHNNY TIIRPIN CLAIRE WILLIAMS BOB YOUNG Q gf... cm OFFICFBS E. B. Mooms ...................,............. ......., i Jeni AIARIAN Sixmrr ...,.... , .,........,,.... .... l 'it-el'vtsiJvu1 BARBARA STALVLQY AND Mfxny jixrsna iXlAll'l'lN ......,.. I ilzmrmm -IIINIIVIY lxlClJONALD ..............,........ ..., I 'nlzlir-H1 flgrm BETTY lNl00RE ..... . . .SL'L'l'L'lllI'1 illVL'tlSllVU! NR. CLYDE VVADE ..,. ........... ..... .... I 1 1 slrucfor MEMBERS Barbara Allen Ann Black Isabel Blackburn Sandra Bowman Jane Bradner Bill Bray Eugene Bray Barbara Brown Bobby Butler Penny Cannon Franklin Carter Bonalda Chaney Sarah Childrey Iohn Citty 71 x aff- Christine Cliborne Don Comer B. A. Cox Io Ann Dickens limmy Faireloth Freddie Fleagle lane Grogan Iames Cunn Dot Hall Giles Hall Peggy Hall Helen Haynes Virginia Haythe Dorothy Henderson Ci CJ Hugh Scott llestei Cail Holclerhy Marie Hopkins Ken Howarcl Billy Iohnson Mary Lou jones Nancy lones Patricia Lufty Berniee iXleBricle Pauline McCollum jimmy hlellonalcl Annie Laurie Bleliinnu llary 'lane Martin Billie Ann Klaus liL'IlY Blmmll' Bluuft' llonna l,ou Nloorehelrl Dir-k Blorris Ennna Sue Neal Margaret Patterson Calvin Poole Betty Ann Boss -Ioyee Saunclers VX ihna Saunclers VValter Sharpe Bebeeea Sheets fXlari:1n Small Sarah Sinother-. XlllL'N Stacller Barbara Stalx ey lliltla Strieklanml Ceralcline Stone Biclelle iliroxler Begina luck 'lu Ann Turner lilllQil7L'll1 Vernon Xlarian Vernon Ann XVest ,fknn Xxll1llL'l1L'tlil Pitt XVilkerson Shirley Xkilliains 1 1 hifi av: ll:-2,1 - 1 l ' A .I ' ,, ri 1 G1 Curia tm . 5: fs' ' fy . -la ' , , Q S is 5 u N 5 I Page Forttsert nz 1 rw !4-y,M,,,4,, Moiffff9f mmf Qawabfiommo Jfwo. ,Qw 4W7Qf ,jzddffqdwmfi 7M AMW bzdfdhwafi' QAM! W Wfwm Zhwwmwdfwaw ziwafwwf wcwgfafdf,-------- A r p Calofaina anal goac eri 1'v11'51 row: Iimmx I'nircIotI1, C,llI71tl1!I of 13111115 lluwkutlvullg lluvicl Irmcs ICI' 111150171111 C111-171111111 lsulncl I3IllL'IxI3LlI'l1, Cluptuifz of Girls' Iiffskarlufllg Ilun SIILTICILIII und Chzlrlcs Roystcr, 17001111411 Cfzfpmilzs. SUCUIILI rmv: Mr. I Ioy Isaacs, Iioiw' 13us1zL't11u11 ffmrclzg Mr. I.. IIuImcs Cfi1'1s' 13ns1:v!1m11 Cfrnrclzg Mr. I. XV. Knight and Mr. Cla-urge XfVingIIcIc 11001111111 ffnzzclzvs. J if, ig 5,0 Lions Win Western I 21 ' x fi Y li A s-, ' ,uh f ' -9 1 E n A , ., 5 , Y 5 3 ' , i e, Q V 'A is 'gs ,gf wi: - A. , M A 'gi Vs - , J an , , J y- Q Q 73 'Q RE 'T' 2 yr' First row: Bobby VVilkerson, Ken lslowarcl, Boyd Hooper, Second row: Ronny Somers, Ilunter Sheridan, C0-Capturing Claude Shumate, 'Iqlzird row: Curtis Chilton, Donnie Carrison, john llolclerby, Pete McMichael, Fourtlz rout: Thruston Pearson, Iimmy Marks, Jimmy Hardy, Charles Royster, Coaches: Mr. Ceorge Vlfinghelcl, Mr. tl. W. Knight and Mr. Bo Sacrinty. IDSVILLE WINS llrimg iltli .K vlllllgi iii i Conference AA Title l x A fi my Q I i . ai l A ' 1 I i' J 'TT l , r ff f f ? l g if A in ' 1 Xa I 'V ' . Q 2 .417 - ' ,. 3 .N we-it Ronnie Wzilkci', Timmy llurbison, johnny Turpin. Adrian Vvzillier, lxlarvin Bonclursmt, lNlClvin llall, Billy Sigmon, llolvln' Urumm Julius Medley, Timmy Davis, jimmy Gunn. C0-Cnpming Alvin Cooke, Milton Wkll'L'. STATE AA CROWN On fke giefal 1 we-L 5 JA.: Q 1'- A ,,X Jn .fgcfion 9 X' 1 , 'M ' I ' 'C ago , Zgaalmigaf ge Fifty four First row: Douglas Dodson, .Iohn Citty, -Iirnmy Fuircloth, Cnptuing Hugh Citty, and David jones. Second row: Robert Ilurrison, Calvin Combs, Charles Roystcr, Marvin Bondurunt, and 'Iumcs Shrcvcs. girfd , Ka6Lef6af! First row: Betty Moore, loycc Massey, lsnlvcl lllllClil3Lll'I1, Clvillllllillj l Kathryn Collins, Dorothea Lcc, and Pcgwy 'ln 'STH Second row: Nancy O'l3ryunt, Shirley Cox, Peggy llull, l32ll'lULlI'Ll lute, Sammy jones, and Sum Ann Clark. Page Piftr flu, CMAJ! ai- if f 4 1 m N la, , Q . 7 , v,,, ' fy 1 'E v Page Fifty-six Q Front row: Billy Wfare, Jimmy Ross, Robert Collins, Seooter Simmons, Dickie Foster, llunter Sheridan, David Jones, Captain. Second row: Alvin Cooke, lack Stacller, Craig Blackburn, Cilhert Smith, Pat Brady Q 1 'V 3 .limmy Jones. , Third row: Sammy Somers, john VVarner, Milton VVare, Johnny Clark, Andy Courts, Curtis Stacller, lXlarvin Bonclurant. Conch: Mr. Ralph Gillespie. av fu Q Q .' N-s M tex ww 5 Y Rfiilf i xevls L 'I 17- f Z 1 Fx 'vfh Soi .W ll' Y , af , -,Q X J ' f wgx. - I , A-PZ., 1 ', -1 5 V ' . .rw ,, v 1-4' 'f M . J Page Fifty seven ff 4,-.-1 Ap-If 4! ff -K -pf!fIl- 49 ' .' 1.3. :----.' ' - -3, .1'9,,'::i'y HT: lf' if fi.-ii :J :fy ?9?'-'iiciifl 1 ' Tsififiiirsl gjivg--'1'J:'.f :-1'.::i'L- -. '11 tj, Eg 1.5-5 . 4. '.'i-fig:-, I5-z 'f f lugs 4,Zj!,,g X751 ,Qwa .,, JW I , j ,,jU 52522 LM Mwwwgwf M Qadwdf giwv flaw .'. A MMC 77710 J WMO jfcww mMMwfeMwg lbw f 1 f' 1 1 5 mimi Qeiofduiffe Joan .Jgarregon uloerfafiued SARA clLARK AND QTLAUDE BARBEE ...... .... l iiggest Talkers BARBARA CTAPCI ER AND lJOUGI-AS lJODSON . , . .... Most lntellectual FRANCES IIANDY AND BOBBY RATCLIFFE . . ......... Wittiest AlARY Lou CLARK AND IAIXIES GUNN . . . . . .Biggest Flirts ulcer afiued ' N -:R -Q.. 'S in ll!! Q 9 Ix Q' X C f. XI... 'fl F f 1 , if J .xx .y-45. 0 My Y' ,Q Ma li 44' xi faq v L i' cy, 4XncN Y ,'q Swv. l,Jono'1'11Y l IENDERSQN AND EULQENE llniw . . .... Best Sclzool Spirited HELEN IIAYNES AND PIIILIP CA1mo1,1. . . . . Jlost Likely to Succeed PATRICIA LLIFTY AND Ii. B. lXlO0RIi ....... . .Most Tnlentefl ISABEL l3L,xuK1zunN AND QllIARLES ROYSTER . , . . .Most Atllletic TI IE HIGHEST DOROTHY HENDERSON Crigl1tD Valeciictorinn BARBARA CARTER CleftD Salutatorimfz NEXT IN LINE DOUGLAS DODSON CcenterD NANCY YOUNG Crightl PAT LUFTY Cleftl A PAUSE The past is made of memories Of days once lived, now dead. Tomorrow is made of dreams and hopes With Wider paths to tread. We've reached the door that stands between The future and the past. And yet we pause within its arch For one look back-the last. We whisper then a silent prayer Of thanks to Him who ledg And then, with heads held high with hope, VVe turn and walk ahead. - PAT LUFTY 0l'l0l' .S?fllJeI'l!5 Page Sixfrftliree Sfafiafzfa DEAR STUDENTS: We Seniors would like for you, our fellow students, to know just a little more about us. In order to let you know all the facts about our wonderful class, we have taken a census, and this is what we found: We, the Seniors of 1951, are a very large group when we are added into one big body. Our weight is 12,788 pounds. We wear a very large shoe, which is a size 876, and we stand at a height of 662 feet and 5 inches. Cur hair is 537 brown, 307 blond, 137 black, and 47 red, not to mention the peroxide that is in part of the hair. Our eyes are 437 blue, 357 brown, 1671 hazel, and 67.1 grey. If anyone ever wants to find us, he may find us at home listening to the radio or reading our favorite magazines, Life and Seventeen.,' We are very fond of eating. While we are at home, we listen to our favorite songs, Mona Lisa, Safronia B, and Moving Onf' Doris Day, Perry 43 Como, and Bing Crosby are our favor- ite singers. Whenever we pick up the morning paper, we look for the fun- nies and the sports page. Our favorite pet around the house is manis best friend, the dog. Our favorite pastime is dating and dancing. Our favorite peeve'i is waiting for someone. When dating we may go to see a movie if lune Allyson or Bandolph Scott is playing in a picture that we think we will like. After the movie, we ride out to Short Sugar's in a Mercury or Ford to chat with other classmates. We attend all of the football games because that is our favorite sport. At half-time, we sit and talk to our many friends, or we walk by the concession stand to buy a Coke, Hershey Bar, or Mound. We hope that you will like Miss Conley, Mr. Holmes, and Miss IANE BARKER AND KEITH HANDY Wootton, our Senior Class teachers. ' and all the rest of the faculty as well as we did. We are human, just like the rest of you, so we think that our Mothers and Fathers are the ideal men and women of today. Mascots On Sunday morning all of us get up early and go to church. We are 437 Baptist, 307 Methodist, 117 Christian, 97 Presbyterian, and 771 other denominations. You have now been properly introduced to the Senior Class of 1951. We are justified, we think, in being just a little proud of ourselves. We leave our record with you, hoping it will serve as an inspiration to you in the future. Sincerely, THE SENIORS OF 1951 TOMMY SUE PALIXIER, Statistician Page Sixty-four fr- 'Fr L. , ' H-. 1' 1 1 15 M-fii i' ze .qt C11 Bly stars! . . . C2-3--+1 VV1ien in Rome . . . . . . C181 Wicwrnan Suffrage . . . C191 111113K a 1ifef 1C51Arrist? . . . C61 Latin Americans . . . C71 Ouch! . . . C201 Senioritisf . . . C211 Get vour clothes . . . C81 Begin the new gvm! . . . C91 Lazvl . . . on! . . . C221 VVhere are the bovs? . . . C231 Gos- C101 Umm-m-m . . . C111 R.1-1.S. beauties . . . siping again! . . . C241 Dancing with aDn11ie . . . C121 My gosh! . . . C131 Running for sumpin? . . . C251 Formal? . , . C261 Rag Mop . . . CZT1 Mammx' C141 Not again! . . . C151 Studious! No? . . . . . . C281Bott1efed. C161 VVhee? . . C171 And she's a teacher, too! Q f 15' -4 auorifed liirsi row: .lean Melfolluni, eliosen bv Rav Snipes, President ol' tlie Banclg Marie Hopkins, eliosen bv Isabel Blaekbnrn, Captain of the Girls' Basketball Team: Billie Ann Klaus, eliosen bv Bav Snipes, Chief blarslialg Helen Havnes, chosen bv .Iimmv Pairelotb, Captain of tlie Bovs' Basketball Team. Second row: Barbara Brown, eliosen bv lla Sue Brown, President of tbe Librarv Club: Ruth VVillis, Chosen bv Larrv McDowell, President of the Latin Club: Eleanor Smitb. eliosen bv Marvin Bondurant, President of the French Club: Barbara Stalvev, eliosen bv E. B. Moore, President of tlie Glee Club. Third row: Hilary Lou Nlontgoinerv, ebosen bv Anna Vvitliers lNlontgomerv, President of the Ninth Gracleg Tonnnv Sue Palmer, eliosen by jimmy Hardv, President of the Twelfth Grade, Beva Ann Sassar, chosen bv Douglas Dodson, President of the Student Council. auoriferi rd 'T' 32' H . I li' hrs! row: ,Iovee Massev. chosen bv Regina 'Iiuek Presiclent ul' If ll 'X Club 9111 Yux nun 7 Y , . . ., . 1 .t 1 . ' ' Q , ehusen bv lliels Null. lresident of the Eleventh Gracleg Peggv Bunton, chosen bv Helen llavnes and Pat l.ul'tv. Ecliturkin-Cliiel' anal Assneiate Editor of Annual: Bettv Cox. chosen bv Philip Carroll, President of the Bible Club. Second row: Peggv Brannoeli, chosen bv Miles Stadler, President ul' the PFA. Cllubz llubinette Irvin. ehnsen bv liugene Brav, President of the Senior Dramaties Club: Sarah Chilclrev, ehosen bv XVavne llanclv, Presitlent ul' the Tenth Gracie: Regina Tuck, chosen bv lovee Massev. Chief Cheerleader. Tlzini row: Donna Lou hloorelield. chosen bv Hunter Sheridan, Presiclent nf the Nlurwgrarn Clubg Frances lhirrmiglis. chosen bv Calvin Combs, Presicl' l l ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 5 cnt 0 tit Junior IDIJIDJUCS Clubs: Eleanor lmberts, chosen bv David -lffnes, Captain ul the Baseball Team. 6155 l'0l0 QC? Here it is 1961 and we are gathered in Reidsville, North Carolina, for our class reunion. Mary Lou Clark has in- vited us to celebrate in her fabulous suburban home. Assisting her are Tommy Sue Palmer and Mary Wallace Apple who have positions as receptionists at NBC in New York. Coming out on the terrace we see Mr. Paul King, owner of a local drive-in theater, talking to his secretary, Clara Gunn, about the picture soon to be shown, starring Billie Maus, Isabel Blackburn, Jimmy McDonald, and Swain Hamlet. This great hit is entitled, Diamond Muleshoef' VVhat is that strange noise we hear? Oh, of course, it's Max Hewitt and his Natural Five plunking some soft music over in the corner. The band is made up of Billy Walker, baritone: William Gentry, bass: Frankie Smith. alto, Claude Barbee, guitar, Miles Stadler, liddle. Here comes a cloud of dust clown the road preceded bv a car driven by the famous stock car driver, Everette Smith. Following close behind is an ambulance designed and constructed by the Roberts-Newnam Automobile Company, owned and operated by Donnie and Bobby respectively, and driven bv John Citty, the last person ever to let you down. Emerging from a black limousine is torch singer, Marian Small, and with her we see Betty lNloore who is a famous dress designer in Paris. Coming with Betty are Ann Way and Ann VVhitehead, her secretaries. Making their way onto the dance floor are Pat Luftv, world famous pianist, and James Gunn, head football coach at Notre Dame. They seem to be interested in the couple over in the corner who could be none other than lawyers Dorothy Henderson and Eugene Bray. They seem to be discussing the trial of last week when Dorothy defended the female point of view in a divorce case. Eugene, of course, was the prosecutor. Judge Peter McMichael pre- sided over the case. Over by the punch bowl we see Bill Bray and the leading models from his agency. They are Jacqueline McKinney, Nancy Arthur, Marie Vaughn, and Eleanor Roberts. Talking to the models are hair stylists, Betty Robertson. Frances Matkins, and lla Sue Brown. Mayor Douglas Dodson has iust entered and with him are Chief of Police, Jack Stadlerg City Manager, David lonesg and Constable, Jimmy Faircloth. These fellows have surely made a name for themselves, along with Helen Haynes who is North Carolinas second woman iudge. Helen has tried many cases and found them all guilty. Here come the housewives led by Joyce Massey. Fol- lowing close behind are Gaye Shumate, Mary Ann Smith, and Sara GriHin. Trying to find out how they did it are our new teachers at Reidsville High, Barbara Hooper, Mary Jane Martin, and Barbara Carter. A hush comes over the crowd and Nlayor Dodson begins to speak. He is commending farmers. Harold Matkins. Curtis Chilton, VVallace lXlcKinney, Charles Roberts, and Lindsey Robertson on their bumper crops. Lindsey conf tributes his successful year of farming to Kenneth Carlisle's new invention, the potato shade which has kept the sun out of the eyes of the potatoes these hot summer days. Grocers Philip Carroll, Jack Freeman, and Sammy Simmons are happy about the successful year of farming. also. The food for this gala occasion was prepared bv home demonstration agents, Lorene Jones, Alice Gates and Geneva Harrison. Home Economics teachers, Nancy McCollum. Roxie Hash, Lou Ola Billingsley, and Polly Smith, assisted with the refreshments. Page Sixtvaciglzt I see Sarah Ann Clark over by the door taking pictures of the guests. She is satisfactorily established in her own photographers studio now. With her is writer, Nancy Young, author of the new novel, Come Back With the VVind. Sneaking up behind these young ladies is Peggy McDaniel. She is working as a special agent for the F.B.I. these day and must be on a special case today. Here comes the muscle men. Jimmy Hardy and Charles Royster are talking over the contracts they have iust signed with the Philadelphia Eagles. Marvin Bondurant and Donnie Garrison have been entertaining a group of interested young ladies with their talk about the Olympics in which they participated. Standing near the hostess is that immortal guy of baseball fame, Alvin Cooke. They tell me that he has a bid for baseball's hall of fame in Cooperstown. We mustn't forget our girl athletes. Talking things over are Ruth Shumate, softball star, and Carolyn Chapmon, who at the present is touring the country with the. Girls All-Star Basketball Team. Bobby Jean Alcorn and Gilly Andrews have simply made millions in their exclusive dress shoppe in New York. Renewing old acquaintances with these lovely ladies are Peggy Bunton and Sarah Childrey, who can be seen nightly on television, co-starring yvith E. B. Moore. Look who Just entered. Richard Ratcliffe. He has iust returned from darkest Africa, where he went in search of a new serum which Doctors Dick Morris and Hunter Sheridan have been trying to perfect. Now about what are Jean McCollum and Betty Grey Smith arguing? They both want to dance with Thruston Pearson, the famous tobacco tycoon. Making their way onto the floor are the chorus girls composed of Frances Ross, Anne Stokes, Elizabeth Sourhard, Irene Parks, and Virginia Moore. Claude Shu- mate gets a whack on the back by some unseen hand as he seems to be enjoying the feature too much. Now John Warner and Milton VVare, dealers in men's clothing, give you a little advice. We Warner you not to Ware our clothes until they are paid for. Betty Cox, Peggy Wright, and Ruth Hough have iust returned from South America where they have been teach- ing Bible in the schools. Along with these ladies are Barbara Tate, Frances Washburn, Peggy Tate, and Gladys Williams, who are registered nurses. Elizabeth Vernon and Willie Mae Eastwood are secre- taries for Melvin Hall who owns half of the Empire State Building at the present. They came from New York on a TVVA plane piloted by John Southard and were nicely cared for by Margaret Patterson and Maudine Paschal, head hostesses for this airline. James Shreve and Billy Massey, successful business men, are talking to our candidates for governor, John Holderby and James VValker, about the state of the nation. Over in the corner we see Adrian VValker, Billy Sigmon. and Ronnie VValker, three men of distinction, being tantalized by Penelope Cannon, Dean of Women at Cannon College. Trying to get in on the conversation are Ken Howard, owner and operator of Howard's Grill, Jimmy Marks and Bedford McAlister, attorneys-at-law. Their slogan is You see 'em, we'll' sue 'em. Frances Handy has iust extended an invitation to all those who are travelling west to stop in at her Last Chance Cafe in El Paso. We leave this merry group of people and slip unseen out the back door into the future and whatever it may hold for us. FRANCES HANDY, Proplietess CL... State of North Carolina County of Rockingham City of Reidsyille Realiring that we, the Class of 1951, must now make our departure from Reidsyille Iligh School, wc wish to leave the following vices and virtues. Being of sane minds and healthy bodies, we do hereby make anal declare this to be our last will and testament. ARTICLE I To the world, now stricken with pain and sorrow, we leave the hope for everlasting peace and freedom for all mankind. ARTICLE I1 n To Mr. Lipscolnb we leave our sincere appreciation for the many things he has done for us. ARTICLE III To Mr. E. C. Anderson, our principal, we leave our many thanks for his patience, understanding and helpfulness. ARTICLE IV To Miss Kate Conley is left our gratitude for making this 1951 Rlarsfoeitrrr a success. ARTICLE V To Miss lVootton we leave our deepest appreciation for her guidance throughout our senior year. ARTICLE VI To Mr. Holmes we leave our gratitude for all his efforts in our behalf. ARTICLE VII Wle bestow upon the faculty our most sincere thanks for their patience and guidance. ARTICLE VIII To the Junior Class, along with the many responsibilities, we leave the ioy of being a senior. ARTICLE IX To the students of Reidsyille Iligh School we leave the following: Section 1. Mary VVallace Apple wills her love for Carolina to Marlene Saunders. Section 2. To anyone with the same interest, Sara Ann Griflin leaves her love for brown. Section 3. The :mall stature of Sammy Simmons is bestowed upon Donald Ross. Section 4. VVith Giles Ilall, Dick Morris leaves his artistic ability. Section 5. The quiet dispositions of Polly Smith and Elizabeth Vernon are willed to Mary Louise Dixon and Jean Alverson. Section 6. VVayne McKinney, Curtis Chilton, and Miles Stadler wish to leayce their English Handbook to anyone who will relieve them of it. Section 7. Knowing that they will need it, Jack Freeman, Claude Shumate, and Everette Smith bequeath the short five minutes between classes to that guy with a gal. Section 8. Joyce Massey's love of cheerleading she confers upon Eleanor Smith. u Section 9. Ila Sue Brown's and Peggy Tate's ability to laugh at any time is conferred upon Betsy Gibson and Shirley Thornton. Section 10. The becoming crew cuts of Marvin Bondurant and Charles Royster are left to Feet Ilooper. Section Il. Their love for dancing, Dorothy Ilenderson, Mary Lou Clarke, and Claude Barbee bestow upon Jerry McBrayer, Jane Palmer, and Martha Jo Hopkins. ' Section 12. To Becky Sheets, Isabel Blackburn's love for singing is conferred. .Section 13. Douglas Dodson wishes to leave to some lucky politician his position as president. ' Section 14. Marie Vaughn and Sarah Childrey bequeath their golden locks to Peggy Hall and Joan Harrelson. Section 15. The worn French Books of Frances Handt. Paul King, and Bobbie Jean Alcorn are willed to Glenn Clark and Bobbie Jean Eatmon. Section 16. Pat Lufty's iob as pianist of R.II.S. is bestowed upon Barbara Stalvey. Section 17. His ability to carry home a load of books, Jimmy McDonald confers to Hugh Scott Hester. Section 18. Barbara Tate and altitude to Florence Mitchell and Fred Simmons. Section 19. Thruston Pearson's position on the football bench is left to some unlucky guy. Section 20. To Lady Barbara Sara Clark, Ann Stokes and Mary Jane Martin bequeath their ability to keep quiet. Section 21. Peggy Bunton and Tommy Sue Palmer leave their love for R. H. S. to Dona Lou Moorefield. Section 22. The becoming red curls of Gilly Andrews and Donnie Garrison are bestowed upon Pat Brady and Sarah Smothers. Section 23. Upon anyone who doesn't see well. Pete McMichael confers his headgear., Section 24. Lib Suthard and Barbara Hooper will their love for Greensboro to Hazel Moore and Patricia Hoo er. Section 25. To a good politician Eugene Bray leaves the oliices he didn't get. Section 26. Billy Massey, Harold Matkins, and Lindsey Robertson bee queath the remaining parts of their buses to NVi1lard Robertson and Pete Peters. Section 27. Upon Ruth VVillis, Nancy Young's love for South Carolinir is bestowed. Section 28. Jack Stadler's big laugh is left with Vernon McKinney. Section 29. Clara Gunn, Ruth Shumate, Virginia Moore, and Roxie Hash bequeath to Dot Dabbs, Katherine Collins, Maudine Paschal, and Rebecca Strader their love for baseball. James Shreve bequeath their high VVilkerson and hlary Jim Ilendrix, 'MM Section 50. is confer red. Section 5 l. To David ll'alkcr, John llolderby's lore for lillntan Drive ller wobblv desk in Nliss X'X'ootton's room, I.ou Ula Billinusle' leaves to Billy Grey Yanter. -.s I - Section 32. The athletic ability of .Khin Cooke and Jirnrny Ilartlv is bestowed upon Johnny Turpin and Bobby lVilkerson. Section 33. Barbara Carter wishes to leave her sincere thanks to the teachers for helping her through the years. 44 Ih 1 ' N Section . . N e quiet, sinn le wats of' Nancy ilcfolluin and Carolyn Chapmon are left to Barbara lrent and I-.xerlecn llanev. I I Section 35. Penny Cannon's and Bobby Ratclill s love lor having a big time is bestowed upon everyone with the same desire. Section 36. Ilrankie Smith Section 57. ing to anyone Section 38. with him. Section 39. X'Vith anyone who has the time, Charles Roberts :intl wish to leave their desire to loaf. Mary .Xnnc Smith bequeaths her interest in radio engineer with the same interest. The bald spot on Ronald lValkcr's head, he will take To the ones who get there first, Frances XVashburn antl Betty Robertson will their seats on the school bus. Section 40. Upon Betty Grey Moricle, Ruth Ilough and Ken llowartl betow their lore for music. Section 41. hair and blue Section 42. Alice Gates and Frances Ross bequeath their love for blond eyes to Lois Gates and Ann Carolyn McKinney. lVith Lowell Roberts and Judy Zimmerman is left Bobby No.-wnam's and Jacqueline McKinney's way with the opposite sex. Section -1- 3. Billy Sigmon bequeaths to llarrv Knight his ability to make witty remarks in class. Section V44. Jack VVare. Section 45. Section 46. The intellectual ability of Ilunter Sheridan is left to Gave Shumate takes her diamond with her. Upon anyone who needs them, Pevvv McDaniel leases the last few minutes of lunch hour. N7 Section 47. the need of it. Section 48. Peggy I-Iall. Section 49. Section 50. Section 51. Citty's and Jim Section 52. who likes to s Section 53. are willed to Section 54. Section 55. Donnie Roberts wills his parking space to anyone who has Her love for Duke University, Billie Klaus bestows upon To some poor soul, Jimmy Marks leaves his Latin book. Melvin Hall confers his old bus license to Dot Lee Wlaynick. Upon Goat Ilarrison and Ilugh Citty is bestowed John my Faircloth's and David Jones' undying love for basketball. Marian Small bequeaths her many tardy excuses to anyone leep as well as she does. i The quiet dispositions of James lValker and Philip Carroll some deserving characters. John VVarner's spot on the diamond is left to Johnny Clark. Upon Gayle Gilliam. Irene Parks bestows her love for naturally curly hair. Section 56. to Bill Frye. Section 57. Kenneth Carlisle leaves his love for the farmer's daughter To Frances Eastwood, IVi11ie May Eastwood wills her love for bus drivers. Section 58. for tall boys. Section 59. Upon Betsy Gibson, Gladys IVilliams bestows her love Lorene Jones wills to Inez Troxler her seat in the window on second floor. Section 60. in blondes to Section 61. Bedford McAllister and Milton YVare bequeath their interest those people with the same interest. Adrian lVa1ker wills his fraternity pin to Doc Groan. hoping that he will keep the slogan. Section 62. To anyone who can't find a better reason to laugh, Nancve Arthur and Ann XVay leave their corny jokes. i 7 I Section 63. The pleasing personality of Betty Moore, Eleanor Roberts, and Frances Matkins is left to Ifrances Burroughs and Peggy Talley. Section 64. Geneva Ilarrison wills her ability to watch the clock to anyone interested in the time. V Section 65. to Buddy Cox. Section 66. McDonald. Section 67. Betty Smith and Betty Cox leave their parts in B. T. U. Max Ilewitt leaves his love for thc radio to Donnie Jean Carolyn McCollum leaves her brown curly locks to Shirley Cox, provided she takes good care of them. Section 68. Ann lVhitehead bestows upon some unlucky person. her seat in Mr. Knight's room. Section 69. To anyone who can stand the noise. Swain Hamlet leaves his place in the band. Section 70. Peggy lVriglit, Margaret Patterson, E. B. Moore, and Bill Bray leave their seats in Glee Club to persons who can make with the music. Section 71. James Gunn's ability to kick that pigskin is bestowed upon Bobby lVilkerson. Section 72. Upon lVavne Ilandv, John Southard and lYilliam Gentry bestow their variety of iokes. Section 73. the upkeep of Section 74. Billy VValker leaves his car to anyone who can afford it. Helen Haynes' iob as basketball manager is left to some hard working person. Xliitnessed bv Jimmy Hardy. Class President Douglas Dodson, President of Student Organization Miss Jane lllootton, Adviser. CSignedj THE CLASS OF 1951 Eugaxoa Rouriws Xxxrg XYAY Maru.-xx SMALL .-litemptseirt-Lott' .3 e a u f g a g e a n f AXIISS REIDSVILLE HIGH RUNNERS-UP Eggopgrg First row: Marvin Bondurunt, Eleanor Smith, and joan Harrelson, Miss Rcidsviilc High. Second row: Peggy Talley, Pctc McMichael, and E. B. Moorc. Page Seventy GREETINGS and BEST WISHES To The F d g Cl R d ll HghShl From llllIIiY Slllllil THE IIIIIERIIIHII TIIBHIIIIII IIIIIIIPHIIY KIKER 8: YCUNT, INC. General Contracting 55 -1 I5 IT! Nm. X 25' Y5I'ff7f 7'7'-f . ' 7 '55 -' ' '. f?f57f:fIf:ffff:ff oonoo OF -f-' f - L, ,.,, A- , ,fini NORTH CAROLINA M an Who K n ow.s REIDSVILLE Wgm ,M f f THE Dial 7521 Page Sf31'w1 111111 Reiclsville Engineering Company, Inc. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING H. 8 FI. Ululhinq IIU. Fine Ready-to-wear Clothing HOME OF Settle Street Dial 6201 CREDIT Reidsville, North Carolina Dial 5029 HOT POINT DEALERS G a m m o n Williams 81 Trull REIDSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Hppliance Co. 226 South Scales Street REIDSVILLE, N. C. Dial 6912 Ilakley Electric Company APPLIANCES-RADIOS-TELEVISION HEATING-AIR CONDITIONING COMPLETE l.INE SPORTING GOODS Dial 6621 I3l Settle Street RADIO STATION WFRC PART OF THE LIFE OF ROCKINGHAM COUNTY I7 Daily I-lows of Good Listening BEST OF LUCK TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF REIDSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL FROM THE REIDSVILLE REVIEW Make it a datel Read The Review Regularly Page Seventy ftlzref 2 If Doeszff Take zz , Crystal Bn!! to See YOUR FUTURE IN TELEPHONE WORK If you Choose a Telephone career you may be sure of: ' Good pay from the start ' Friendly eo-workers - Frequent seizeeinied raises - Heipfni supervisors - Interesting, inzporfeznf work ' Plenty of opporfnniqv for ezeivezneenzent ' One of the besl sickness-benefz' pension piizns in all industry One fuisit fo our einpioyznenf superfuisor fwiff sfzofw you riejinifey new ffze rzdfzmzzfnges of feleplzone work can add up to ez renifufure-for YO U. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Page Seventy-four .,-..,.. 5, 7 R' M ' .1 I For Homes Beyond the Mains Use Hi-Therm Bottled Gas for Students! Meet Your Friends Cooking-Water Heating Refrigeration North Carolina Gas Corporation REIDSVILLE, N. C. ...afl SWEET SHOP DR. W. T. FERNEYHoUoH EYE-EAR-NOSE-THROAT Professional Building Dial 4126 KING AND LEE Esso SERVICE Agents for STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS Phone 3377 Reidsville, N. C Page S6l'6'lll1 fll'8 SERVICE BARBER SHOP Let Us Serve You It Pays to Look Well DR. J. DOUGLAS JACOBS CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH SERVICE Morehead Street Arcade REIDSVILLE, N. C. 238 Scales Sf- Tel- 6240 Phones: Res. 6323-Office 3423 Compliments of OFFICE SUPPLIESfGIFTS AND Booxs ' ROSES s'rA'r1oN1-:RY On the Monument Square 5C'10C'25C STORE Phone 3431 no-ioovulo, N, c NeWnam's Market We Deliver Complete Food Store Phones 7061 and 7062 HOPKINS and MOORE SUPPLY COMPANY Phone 4308 CARTER-FOSTER TIRE CO. Recapping Tires and Battery Service Telephone 7334 Distributors-Kelly Tires, Willard Batteries DIXON SHOE SHOP Built By Satisfied Customers RASCOE FLOWER SHOP 726 S. Scales St. Dial 6154 Reidsville, N. C. REIDSVILLE HARDWARE CO. Phone 4232 Headquarters for Paints HARRIS ELECTRIC COMPANY Cordon Handy, Owner Dial 7153 1212 S. Scales Street DeLANCEY'S MARKET MEATS E1 GROCERIES Phone 4523 CAROLINA APOTHECARY Phone7089 LAN E'S SHOE STORE Distinctive Footwear for Ladies and Children Dial 3018 115 South Main Street HOLDERBY RADIO SHOP Radio Sales and Serviiie PHONE 7218 HUDSON Er LESTER HARDWARE CO. Wall Paper and Paints Page Seventy-six MAC'S BEAUTY SHOP Mrs. Chatfie McDonald Scales Sf. Reidsville, N. C. Dial 4274 REIDSVILLE INSURANCE AND REALTY COMPANY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE SMITH SERVICE STATION AND GROCERY Flowers For All Occasions Phone 4311 I THE BEST , For LESS G A B L E S For Carol King Dresses PIGGLY WIGGLY Phone 4091 Gilmer Street REIDSVILLE LAUNDRY COMPANY, INC. DRY CLEANERS Try, YUKON'S BEST FLOUR SANITONE R. M. GILLIE Phone 7044 For Your Insurance Needs LEINWANDIS See DEWEY H. HUFFINES Style and Qualify Without Exfrovcigcmcc WOMACK ELECTRIC AND RADIO CO. GARDNER SUPER MARKET Radio A cces sories and Repairing 509 Harrison Sffeef Dial 7434 Candy, Chewing Gum, Paper and Pencils Always Buy Yours at The Student's Supply Store Page Seventy em en 'Emertemmg You Thor is Our Business When You Think of ROCKINGHAM 5200.25 BROADWAY AND STRADER'S REID THEATERS SHOE STORE MIDWAY DRIVE-IN H. CARLTON CRADDOCK HEATING AND PLUMBING Phone 7485 Reidsville, N. RED PIG BARBECUE PLATE LUNCHES-SANDWICHES Reidsville, N. C. FIX-IT SHOP Harley-Davidson Motorcycles Model Builders Supplies Bike Repairs Phone 7 6 Compliments of McKINNEY GROCERY C.ARDINAI, CIJEANERS Hllwe House of Quality' Compliments of Daily Maid Bakery FINE PASTRIES-CAKES if BREADS Phone 6325 196 N. w. Market sf. Dial 6661 We Deliver GROFF BROS. POULTRY Dressed Doily Fryers and Hens Corner Main and Sprinkle Sts. ir BURTON LINES, INC 1k Page Scvczzty-ciglzl THE LAURIE SHOP Women's Apparel 121 S. Scales St. Telephone 4139 PINK M. HOOPER Mutual ll1'1llVOlIf'f !XwY1f,I'lT Amos Building Phone 7484 Reidsville, N. C BROWN,S 8a FARMER,S WAREHOUSE Tobacco looks better and sells higher Photographs of Quality THROCKMORTON STUDIO COTTON,S GROCERY See Us for MEATS, CROCERIES SANDWICHES FRESH DOUGHNUTS SOFT DRINKS Dial 6321 Compllmenfs of COLE'S .IEWELERS 222 Settle Street CITTY FUNERAL HOME Modem Funeral Chapel AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 3361 Compliments Of REIDSVILLE GROCERY CO, INC. WHOLESALE GROCERS Since 1896 Page Serenzfm CONGRATULATIONS TO REIDSVILLE HIGH We are proud of our High School-the records its students have made in the classrooms and on the athletic field. They reflect credit on the faculty. WILLIAMS 85 COMPANY The iWan's Store Compliments of LUCKY CITY MOTORS SALES SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 'SI U-WASH-IT LAUNDRY Next Wash Day Try Us A ross The Street From The Bus Statio Phone 6437 L R. B. TATE Dealer in Heavy and Fancy Groceries Fresh Meats H3 Montgomery St. RICHARDSON-BENBOW AGENCY INSURANCE-REAL ESTATE Phone 439l Reidsville, N. C. RHODES, INC. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Phone 5219 IDEAL CLEANERS liistillerl Dry Cloanlnll Deluxe Shirt Service l C y IJ I EIJISI1 :mr Iznrr or viva- I84 N. Scales St. IDEAL FOOD STORES Meats and Fancy Groceries We Deliver Phone 333l HUSKEY MOTOR SERVICE DE SOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER Play Refreshed . . . Have A Coke K. foo Before I1 g e, during lhe game, after lhe game. l I y I: l I' cold Coca-Cola ll so refreshing, ll Uh Ol Ill COCA-CO0 COMM!! U REIDSVILLE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY WILKERSON FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Phone 4341 Page Eighty-one Reidsville Jewelry Co. Your Gift Corner and Time Square with Guaranteed Watch Repairing Here's hoping that we're not losing you- but instead gaining a more critical listener -Congratulations- FM-WREV-AM Q Progressive Broadcasting System A. A. WALKER Heating and Plumbing TURN ER'S SHOE STORE Clark C. Mebane, Manager Tl-IE Exclusive Shoe Srore of Renclsvllle Fine Footwear REIDSVILLE, N. C. Clothing-Household Fu rnishings-Fu rnitu re ECONOMY DEPARTMENT STORE zzz s. w. Marker sf. Phone 4209 POWELL INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 3972 With Best Wishes From Reidsville Furniture Company Where Most Folks Buy Meet Your Friends at THE STYLE CENTER EVERYTHING FOR THE MODERN MISS WIMPY'S Try Our Delicious Hamburgers SCALES STREET ADAMS ELECTRIC COMPANY ELECTRIC CONTRACTORS REIDSVILLE, N. C. Page Eighty-two BANK OF REIDSVLLE Congratulations to the Class of 1951 North Corolmda Oldest State Bank A FRIEND REIDSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA MAKE A DATE WITH AN 88 PIKE MOTOR SALES OLDSMOBILE Sales CADILLAC Serwce REIDSVILLE, N. C -2I N. E. Market St. Phone 3313 BELK-STEVENS COMPANY Reidsvullds Leodmg Department Store Phone 7572 F resh Pasteurizea' and Grade A Raw M ilk PINE HILL DAIRY Phone 3329 REIDSVILLE, N. C Page Eighty-th Congratulations and Best Wishes 01 Continued S uecess GLOBE UNION, INC. REIDSVILLE ICE C1 COAL CO. FUEL OIL e KEROSENE Dial 5141 One REIDSVILLE CAMERA SHOP Cameras-Camera Equipment Film and Developing 4516 24 Hour Service Everybody's Going To CARDNER'S GARDNER DRUG COMPANY Reidsville, N. C. CONGRATULATIONS sENioRs SHORT SUGAR'S S. Scales St. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Owned by W. A. Washburn Compliments of DONNA LEE BAKE SHOP Phone 7698 Compliments of SCOTT'S Sc and IOC STORE INMAN MERCANTILE For Lower Prices-Quick Service Phone 5927 217 West Market Street Page Ei ghty-four ff' 4.x ip 955. I mason ,I Page Ei.,q11tx'f21'c DAILEY'S DRUG STORE RIVERS FRUIT STORE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN SEASON ir 129 Scales Street Phones 6281-6282 Phone 5921 COLONIAL STORES, INC. TOPS IN THE FOOD PARADE REIDSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA CLARK,S FURNITURE COMPANY NEW AND USED FURNITURE WE BUY USED FURNITURE 112 Settle Street O. G. POWELL lOt'em down We got 'em Wentworth Street TEXACO GAS and OIL Bring Your Clothes to SPRINGS DRY CLEANERS Cash and Carry Try Our Service Dial 6230 KEY'S SUPERETTE Fresh Meats and Groceries Quality, Service, and Price Settle Street Dial 6241 or 6242 J. C. PENNEY CO. Reidsville's No. 1 Store You Always Save at Penneyfs Phone 7416 CLYDE JONES SERVICE STATION ONE STOP SERVICE ROCKINGHAM TAILORS 103 South Scales Street Phone 3524 Reidsville, N. C. Schaeffer Made to Order Clothes P0WELL'S GROCERY BLAYLOCICS AUTO SUPPLY CO FANCY MEATS AND GROCERIES Your Motorola Dealer Phone 3301 1035 South Scales IO9 Scales St Resdsville, N Page Eighty-six llllllllllll ll. STIIHES and IIIIIIIPHIIY ir Compliments of A FRIEND ir Complumenis of HASTINGS FURNITURE CUMPANY Electric Service LIGHT HEAT POWER REFRIGERATION IiOEe'rITI'iTD T I Rise in Price Serving The Piedmont Corolinos UNITED DEPARTMENT STCDEE i' The Friendly Store of Values Pg Eghy gh Mi-XCE'S Jewelry-Gifts Our Store Is Noted for Quality Merchandise and Expert Repairs Buy Diamonds Here with Confidence SHORT ORDERS SEA FOODS Compliments of , A. B. HOOPER MILLER'S GRILL PLATE LUNCHES STEAKS Plumbing and Heating REIDSVILLE, N. C. J. J. NEWBERRY CO. Sc, 100, 250 Store JEWEL BOX Castleton-Spode-Syracuse lChinai Towle-International Sterling Diamonds-Watches-Jewelry New Laundry 8 Dry Cleaners, Ine. GRAHAM,S, INC. L-, SMART SCHOOL CLOTHES ONE CALL 1'i'3.?.?'g?, ASHABH CLEANS ALL fliE'3i'l' . 0rLN' svsruu 618 s. Scales sf. Phone 4381 Te'eP 0'1e 3570 Page Eighty-nine COUCH'S MEN'S SHOP Styles of Today with a Touch of Tomorrow 'Ir Phone 4437 REIDSVILLE, N. C. Compliments of JOHNSON BROTHERS, INC. B E LV E D E R E Coffee Shop REIDSVILLE, N. C. Ninety CLOUD PONTIAC Your 657 South Scales Street REIDSVILLE, N. C. Phone 3326 Dealer Come to HOOPER AND MOORE Clothes for Men Complete Line of Sports Clothes, Suits, Furnishings and Shoes For Students and Young Men DOUBLE CDLA 4'Gn1'y nl Phone 5481 BIG BILL BOTTLING COMPANY ,, -f Page Ninety-o ze K fx -It - ML, -I, 1- : - .Sf 1 . -w vii- f I 1, ' .Q -- - I M D:-f -3, Mm W ,- . ..,--u? l, --, - E- h. ' HUIIRIEQI. jfii- ET - I-'--r f i' fllliiiiiz J ---1A-1- ' '-f- ---- ' 2-EE: -Q :F xx, f mi l.. lg., IW' 'ri -X- I VA, . ij- . .u, , 4'.v,'v.'-- . l-wmi' Q .-, ' Ill I + '1s'ff1'.f-f 'iv - W ! ,,,- .' Wai-, Q ,Q ,wi ' ,f . - I Umjglyy - i'-- . wlxxwm 'gil' 151 T Y 1 , . ,..q ,-.1 :' -' REIDSVILLE CHAMBER CF COMMERCE REIDSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Cit Electric A Iiance Co. Y PP MORICLE TIRE CC. wesmmouse Goodyear Tires RADIOS TELEVISION 213 geme gf, Dial 7459 SALES-APPLIANCES-SERVICE REIDSVILLE, N. C. 217 South Scales Street Dial 3346 KING IVICTOR CO. HUH1HWUUd FIUWETS, IHC- 614 s. Scales sf. Dial 5958 llZl South Main Street REIDSVILLE' N' C' Sales and Service REIDSVILLE, N. C. Always a Selection Dial 4096 or 5088 of Clean Used Cars Page Ninety-two if . ,v H T K I fy, Q N7 1 I ' 7 I I . I '43 .r' I AKES I X . M. 24, 'Q f' 1 if Q, I , I I 1 . I I ,I THLETE. ' I I I I IS IT CONDITIONING. . . coaching . . . 'Ieamworh . . . physique . . . sporlsmanship . . y compelifive spiril . . . or iusl' plain honesf-Io-goodness alhle-lic skill? X We don I prelend Io be alhlelic experfs. because our iob is Io manufaclure high qualify Iexlile producls. Bul as spor'l'ing fans we Ihink il' would be safe Io say Ihal an alhlelic champion is fhe resull of all Ihese line qualifies. I We know Ihal il' has Ialen a combinalion of greal leadership. manulacluring lxnow-how, careful J planning, employee loyally, and slrilled Ieamworl: Io malre Burlinglon Mills a champion in 'rhe Iexlile induslry. The Company's many accomplishmenfs and progressive growlh cluring fhe pasl 27 years are well Irnown. We are proud of this record and equally proud of our 32,000 employees who have worked Iogelher wiih real Ieam spiril as members of Ihe Burlinglon Ieam. lI's a facl' fha? Burlinglon's fine fabrics, hosiery and olher Iexlile producls are Iruly Woven Info fhe Life ol America -iusf as every Burlington plani is woven info Ihe life of ils own communiiy. Bu1'l111gI011 M Y UMUC!! :hte tfze LW 0fA7l16l72'd,, EXECUTIVE OFFICES: CREENSBORO, N. C. MAKER OF WOMEN'S OUTERWEAR AND UNDERWEAR FABRICS e MEN'S WEAR FABRICS e DECORATIVE FABRICS e HOSIERY FOR MEN AND WOMEN COTTON PIECE GOODS AND YARNS e RIBBONS e INDUSTRIAL AND TRANSPORTATION FABRICS THE REIDSVILLE THROWING PLANT IS A UNIT OF BURLINGTON MILLS f f ff K?1.fZ. I fpfini, 24 X717 fha. I fa , I , OfW7fWf,.h?4 2 ll II Z l 'MV ., f r r -an .9,,.pr:f7 ..,mCBMWMi5',l777 , ' Egg? I-flaw , Fi? WWJW I iw., . 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