Ronda High School - Echo Yearbook (Ronda, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1952 volume:

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I . a'.:-'r'-v-. . 1' v '. , a A , -Q.'i'.Q4-'j .11:,, 'V' ,:'.:4g,,1i '-A- Q' L.,--.1 ,WA Emi-ri.fW .iii-4.-2: ft? 1- ' 31 flu' '11 25331-P A -:1,ip,,9':,L3'..t 3,l',?'i55l Lodi? A wuz- wk-: Xen- 1-'-'L-:,'.l1 -Q1--- -v -355.12 . 'C .f '-V -1 ',,,g,,Q ggi 11- - - -- ':v-,g,5g7a4.,'gt-A.-- :L Pi Y 1 ' t -x .13,iwTF-' ' ' ' -1? I -lk 4,, 41- 4, .- ,.,,f 47 ...Y , -if ,SW ff ka- if??Wm5'? mf? Q MRS. EVELYN CHURCH English MRS. ELIZABETH SHAW Business Education f H MR. ROBERT TRIPLET FE Physical Education . . History ,ax 0 11 if Miss NINA SINGLETON MR, JOHN YOUNGER MR. HERSCHEL BUNKER Mathematics Home Economics . . Biology Xl' -.4 X -A - h M 5 I K K Ai ,alum-., H-vhs If Agriculture .,z '5 x X MR, ROBERT O. POPLIN, IR. Principal Eighth Grade, MISS LAWS Eighth Grade, MRS, POPLIN Seventh Grade, MR. BEATTY Sixth 8a Seventh Grade, MRS. KIRKMAN Sixth Grade, MR, SALE Fifth Grade, MISS HARRIS Fourth 8: Fifth Grade, MRS. FRAZIER Fourth Grade, MISS TRIPLETTE Third 8a Fourth Grade, MRS. MICHEAL Third Grade, MRS, ANTHONY Second Grade, MRS, EDWARDS Second Grade, MRS, HENDERN First Grade, MRS, WALLS First Grade, MRS, REDDING Secretary, MRS. MOORE Te acherage Matron, MRS. BURCHETTE Janitor, MR. WADDELL Lunch Room Manager, MRS. PARDUE 1' 1' N' 5 f 759 ii? ff lfggg 'fN 'n .1-v I ff? f , if ' - ix ' , 4 1 I ss. KVM J Ji: wakes agmfbfz his Ufzbefls WARNER HOOTS - - - - - - Vice President GEORGE GAMBILL - - - - - President LOUISE FOSTER - - - - - - Secretary KENNETH BARKER - - - - - -Treasurer 5 CLYDE ADAMS Men of a few words are the best men. 4-H Club 1, 2, 3,4g FFA Club 43 Class Superlative 4g Bus Driver 3,4, BOBBY JEAN ANTHONY She is cute, and sorta' shy, but did you notice that mischief in her eyes? Basketball 2, 3, 4g Monogram Club 3,4g Softball 2, 3,4g 4-H Club 1, 2, 3g Dramatics 3: Chief Marshall 3. PEGGY ANN BAITY A kind hearted, good tempered, girl, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Softball 2, 3,4g Monogram Club 4, Class Superlative 4. KENNETH BARKER - Work is work and must be doneg neverthe - less he has his fun. Basketball 3,4g Class Treasurer 4, Vice President 1, 2, FFA Club Reporter 4g Dramatics 3g Bus Driver 1, 2,33 Annual Staff4g Marshall 3, Superlative 4, Monogram Club 4, K . ff of ,a 'Q xi ..,-new-u Ks I ,a ' ur ,J LUCY BARKER She is 'an all - around splendid girl. School Supply Store 2, 3.4: 5035311 1- ' 2, 3,4g Monogram Club 3,4, Library Staff 1, 25 Oratorical Contest 33 Annual Staff 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Class SUPU ' lative 4, Talent Show 3. KATHERINE BURCHETTE Always happy, never sad: Sometimes mischievous, but never bad. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 2, 3,45 Class Superlative 4: Usher 33 Softball 1, 2, 3,4g Talent Show 3. JIM CALLOWAY . To worry little, to study lessg This is my secret of happiness. Basketball 2, 3,4, Baseball 1, 2, 3,45 Monogram Club 2, 3,4g Bus Driver 3.4, FFA Club 4. AUDENE CHURCH Happy is she who is content, Class Treasurer 2, Talent Show 35 Class Historian 4. Q31 ,iq 5 Alf' ,,,,.,f4 .dw-I ,,,..-rv LOUISE FOSTER She's cute and she's cunning, she's babyish and sweet. Cheerleader 2, 3, Class Secretary 4, Marshall 3, Dramatics 3, 4-H Club 1, Softball 1, 2, 3,4, Talent Show 3, Mimeograph, Class Superlative 4. MARY ELIZABETH FOSTER Serene, resolute, calm and still, Softball 1, 2, 3, Library Staff 4, 4-H Club 2. GEORGE GAMBILL Athletic, friendly, good looking, and kind, another just like him will be hard to find. Basketball 3,4, FFA Club Secretary 4, Dramatics 3, Talent Show 3, Class President 3,4, Bus Driver 4, Class Superlative 4, Monogram Club 4. BOBBY GILLIAM It is better to wear out in mischief than to rust out in serenity. FFA Club 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, Class Superlative 4, Bus Driver 2, 3, 4. PHILIP COLLINS Never lets himself be hurried, flurried, or worried, Bus Driver 3, 4, Class Superlative 4. BARBARA DIMMETTE Meet her, know her, you'll never forget her. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, Class Superlative 4, Talent Show 3, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4. BETTY DIMMETTE It is nice to be wise, but nicer to be merry, 4-H Club 1, 2, Scorekeeper for ballgames 3,4, Office Force 3,4, Class Superlative 4 Talent Show 3, Class Prophet 4, GAYLE DURHAM I'm in the mood for love. 4-H Club 1, 2, Class Treasurer 1, Talent Show 3, Class Pianist 3, J JEAN HEMRIC Why worry? It wil happen anyway. Basketball 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, Senior Superlative 4, Monogram Club 2, 3,4, Usher 3, Annual Staff 4. WARNER Hoors ' A happy - go - lucky fellow, gay and free, nothing in the world to bother thee, Basketball 1, FFA Club President 4, Dramatics 3, Talent Show 3, Class Vice - President 4, Class Superlative 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3,4, Marshall 3. HOPE LANGFORD Bright is her face with smiles. Library sraff 2, 3, Marshall 3, Softball 1, 2, 3,4, Annual Staff 4, Class Super - lative 4, Class Secretary 3, Farmers Day Queen 4. DAVID LUFFMAN Good natured and generous, jolly and clever, his tongue like a brooklet runs on forever. Basketball 2, 3,4, Baseball 2, 3,4, FFA Club 4, Dramatics 3, Bus Driver 4, Class Superlative 4, Annual Staff 4, Sentinel 4. 2 2? 'iii-1 'ii W, if IO ANN MATHIS She's just smart. Office Force 3,4, Library Staff 4, Class Superlative 4, Class Treasurer 3. BOBBY PARDUE lt is nice to be natural when one is naturally nice. FFA Club 4, Bus Driver 4, Class Superlative 4, Junior Varsity Basketball 4. MINNIE SUE PREVETTE IOYNER The longer we know her the better we like her. Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Monogram Club 2, 3,4, Softball 2, 3,4, Office Force 4, Marshall 3, Class Superlative 4, Usher 3, GWYN REDDING 'Roll on old world, and I'l1 roll on with you. Bus Driver.2, 3,4, Office Force 1, Class Secretary 2, Class Superlative 4, Marshall 3. in.. 'life 'O LUCY STROUDE Ever loyal, ever true, to the task she has to do. Library Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 43 Class Superlative 4g Softball l, 2, 3, JAKE WEEMS Quiet, friendly, and good - natured, Softball 1, 2. 3.4: Dramatics 3: Master of Ceremonies at Talent Show, RUTH WEST Pretty, neat, and kindg a nature prized and hard to find. Softball 1, 2, 35 4-H Club 1, A' . MARY GAY REDDING Silence is Golden. Library Staff 4, HERBERT SETTLE Men are not measured by inches. FFA Club 45 Class Superlative 4, Class Vice President 3, Iunior Varsity Basketball '4, NELL RUMPLE ROBERTS All through the long day she chatters - the teachers storm at her: it never matters Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4-H Club 1, 2, Class Secretary lg Monogram Club 2, 3, 4g Dramatics 3. ERIA SHORE ' She's quiet but you know she's there. Class Superlative 4. 1 L ,,, , I , Q . I. v Ax 1 X. RJLW Ned .40 34123 V 'fbi r,-fu L 5 f L00 ' I w 160' , if 4 5 1 B.-sifw Qffef' 611155 history In the fall of '48, sixty - six alert little greenhorns began their toilsome journey through high school. We gathered in our home room and found Mrs. May B. Purdue as our home room teacher. After a while, we got used to scampering around every time the bell rang and settled down to work. The exciting moment of select - ing our class officers came and after a lively campaign, Charles Gilliam was elected presidentg Kenneth Barker, vice presidentg Nell Rumple, secretaryg and Gayle Durham treasurer. Early in the spring we broke the monotonous routine of school and celebrated with a weiner roast which afforded us a wonderful time. Before we realized it, it was vacation time and fifty - twoofus received the good news that we could come back as sophomores. After three months of restful vacationing, we returned to take up our duties as sophomores. Miss Delsie Pack was our home room teacher. We paused long enough to elect Charles Gilliam once again as our presidentg Kenneth Bar - ker, vice presidentgGwyn Redding, secretaryg and Audene Church, treasurer. In early January we held our class party at the Y.M, C.A, in Elkin. The thirty - two present had a nice time. After a three months' vacation, thirty - three jolly juniors returned to school to find Mrs. Jean Kirby as our home room teacher. Once again we held aclass meeting and a new mem - ber. George Gambill, was elected president, Herbert Settle, vice presidentg Bertie Gentry, secretaryg and Jo Ann Mathis , treasurer. Shortly after, Bertie Gentry left us and Hope Langford became secretary. Nell Rumple and H, C. Roberts reigned as our Hal - loween Carnival King and Queen that year. On February 14, 1951, we gathered in our home room and selected the standard class ring. With the consent of our principal we took our choice of either the ring with a crest, or the ring without the crest, and about half selected the ring with the crest and half without. BIGGEST BABY MOST HANDSOME Katherine B. Keye David Luffman TEACHER'S PET PRETTIEST David Luffman Hope Langford We were host to the Senior class at the Junior - Senior Banquet held May l, 1951 on Tuesday night in the Y.M, C. A. in Elkin. This banquet was one of the nicest a Ronda high school class has ever given. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed Doctor Wayland's speech. Near the end of school we enjoyed a weiner roast at Smoot's Park in North Wilkesboro, Vacation time rolled around and then was quickly gone. Now we were to be Seniors. Vacation time being over, thirty - one eager seniors rushed to their home room to find Mrs. Evelyn Church as the home room teacher. As we began our journey as seniors we elected George Gambill, presidentg Warner Hoots, vice president: Louise Foster, secretary: and Kenneth Barker, treasurer. On October 16, the seniors held a class party at the Y.M.C. A, in Elkin. Everyone had a nice time. During October we began discussing our trip to Wash - ington and saving money for the trip. About twenty - five members of the class planned to go on this long - looked - forward to trip. Minnie Sue Prevette and Warner Hoots reigned as our Halloween Carnival King and Queen. In the early fallof our Senior year Nell Rumple mar - ried her King of the Halloween Carnival, H. C. Roberts . Then in a few weeks Minnie Sue, our long tall slim ace basketball player became the blushing bride of Jim Joyner, who never failed in escorting her to the basketball games. Wedding bells rang again when Katherine Burchette married her Air Force Sergeant, one Hassel Key fa former graduate of Rondaj in a beautifulwedding at Pleasant Grove Church. In the spring we gave the play Cou1d Be. It was very successful and we enjoyed the trials, tribulations and fun of giving it. On the night of May 31, 1952 we received our diplomas forwhich we had worked so hard our four years in high school. tguhealzhbes ' BEST SPORTS MOSI' ATHLETIC Lucy Barker George Gambill Herbert Settle Minnie Sue Joyner is MOST POPULAR Louise Foster Wamer Hoots Zlass Prophecy h Iliad no idea, when I stepped off the train in Grand Central Station on that beautiful summer day of 1962, that this would be one of my happiest days. Aslwas calling for my mall at the desk of the Waldorf - Astoria Hotel in New York, l heard a somewhat familiar volce. Looking qulckly ln the direction from which it came I saw my old classmate, Kenneth Barker, now replaclngthe great H.V. Kaltenborts, as a news caster on television. I was overjoyed to see Kenneth, and we sat in the lobby for almost two hours and talked of our high school days. Suddenly Kenneth said, Why don't we go to The Stork Club andspend the evening? I've a surprise for you. ' This I was delighted to do and shortly we had changed into appropriate clothes and hailed a taxi to 'The Stork Club. Upon our arrival at the club we were greeted by Bobby Pardue, new manager of the highly improved club. The surprise was a success because I was totally unprepared to find Bobby there. Bobby had the head walter direct us to a choice table, where we could get a clear view of the floor show, and serve us as his personal guests. Qderlng dinner proved fun, es - pecially when a familiar couple, Peggy Baity and David Luffman, joined us at our table. They are the co - owners of a newly established dancing school, which the gossip column gives an A rating. Peggy and David stayed at our table for the remainder of the evening reminiscing of the good old days. They convinced us that dancing is healthy, so we uied our luck . After a dance we returned to our table to find two couples had joined our group. Bobby Jean Anthony. one of Powers' most famous models. and looklnglikeapage out of Glamour , was escorted by Mr. Powers' nephew: and Bobby Gilliam, a professional soldier, who had made quite a name for himself in Uncle Sam's Army, escorted Jean Hemric who has entered pro - fessional photography. lean has become quite a shutter bug. Gossip columns were full of talk about the opening of a new Club. Hub's , owned and operated by our own little talented. Herbert Settle, who is doing his own comedy acts. We couldn't let the opportunity go by so after a few happy moments we all set out for Hub's . Herbert had in - vited all his old classmates of his class of 1952 to be present at this grand opening of his club. ' Barbara Dlmmette who owns the world's leading Doll Manufacturing Company was acting as Herbert's head waitress. We were surprised to find H.C. and Nell Rumple Roberts were returning to Ronda via New York after a buying spree in Chicago for the Blackwelder Fttrnlture Company already at Hub's enjoying themselves immensely, Nell was her usual life of the party self, and admiring glances followed her every move. Number one on the entertainment list was Gayle Durham who rendered s beautiful piano solo with the skill of a professional artist. Whenitappeared that all had arrived, an important announcement was made concernlnga basketball game to be played the next evening in nearby Madison Square Garden. This was of great interest to us. because one of ourclasamates. Minnie Sueloyner. leading woman scorer of the nation. and running only 4.3 points behind the leading male scorer, who ls of course our own handsome George Gambill. was playing with the Ruby Royals, Na - tional Champions, for the past five years. George, leading scorer of the nation for two years with a 1962 average of 28.9, has been playing for Brooklyn for five years. Much of the credit forthe five natlonalchampionahipa andtwn world championships is due him . We looked forward with excitement to the game the next day. Hope Langford, owner and manager ofa City Bus Transportation Com - Jo Ann Mathis Kenneth Barker MOST LIKELY T0 SUCCEED BEST DRESSED pany, volunteered the services of her buses, one of which took us to the game, We all heanlly enjoyed our ride in bus number 12, driven by Phlllp Collins who just couldn't give up No, 12. As we rode over I heard a familiar racket and as I expected, found Katherine Burchette Keye to be the source. She has been keeping books straight for the Home Chair Company and she was bubbling over because Hassel was on his way home from lapan. Sitting next to Kat was Warner Hoots, right hand man for J. Edgar Hoover, and one of the greatest FBI a - genu of our time. Since Kat had just come from Ronda, Icalled to her asking what Lucy Barker was doing. Why don't you find out for yourself? To my utter astonishment, I turned and saw Lucy. She told me that she was teaching English at Char - lotne Central and coaching a winning basketball team. that had been state champs for two years. Pride radiated from her face as she spoke of them . Lucy Stroude. a fashion buyer for the Style Rite Shop in Dallas, Texas , was sitting next to Lucy. She told me that lo Ann Mathis was now the pri - vate secretary of Gordon McLind6n, President of the L. B.S. in Dallas. Arriving at the Garden was a new experience for most of us, but our interest was ln the game which got underway soon thereafter. What a game I An exciting experience like it comes once in a lifetime. A familiar face up near the Royal Bench attractedmy attention. I blinked my eyes. No, it couldn't bel Gwyn kddlng, of all people, coaching a women's basket ball team. 1 never before knew Gwyn had that much interest in the game . A young newspaper woman passed going toward Gwyn. They began to shake hands furiously. Gwyn see med very pleased to give anetrclusi ve inter - view to Eria Shore, now a star reporter for the New York Times. Eria drifted around to us ln a few minutes and told me that she had just seen another old friend. Audene Church. Audene is secretary to the Vice Pres - ident of the United States, and making quite a name for herself ln the Washington columns. Kenneth had disappeared, but sitting where he had been was another rweetlysmlllng old friend, Ruth West. Her loyalty as a church worker and constant server of the needy is well known in church circles. She was home on leave from her mission in Central Africa. Ruth told me that she had recently seen Mary Elizabeth Foster and Jimmy Calloway in California. Their great new movie, Everything So - So is destined to be a great hit. Watch for itl lt's marvelous. Another missing from our happy reunion was Louise Foster, now an air hostess. At this moment she arrived, emitting rays of enjoyment at every mention of flying. Her plans were to leave New York for Miami on the 7:40 plane the next moming. Qtr quiet friendly boy, lake Weems, is now a very friendly policeman serving in Newark, New lersey. Being a typical policeman he is loved by everybody there, especially the 'street urchins whom he fumished with bubble gum. Kenneth told me earlier that Clyde Adams had achieved his goal of becoming Wilkes County Farm Agent. Hub's was buzzing when we returned after the game, but we saw a lone girl occupying one of the tables. Looking more closely we recognlud Mary Gay Redding, a fashion designer from North Carolina. Such an enjoyable evening! As we all made preparations to leave, we experienced that nostalgic feeling which accompanies reminiscing and re - uniorts. I retumed to my hotel suite and, pushing aside the past, im - medlately began rehearsing for my television show with Vaughn Monroe. Ye Olde Prophet Bettye Dlmmette Bobby Pardue Barbara Dimmette Lucy Stroude Phillip Collins lawn BEST ALL AROUND Doris Mathis. LAST WILL AND We the senior class of '52, Ronda High School, being of sound mind do hereby pen this our Last Will and Testament to wit. Jean Hemric leaves her ability to stay out of the office to Mitchell Mastin. Minnie Sue Joyner bequeaths her ability to guard Carrie Anderson of Mt. View to P-nut l-lernric. Lucy Barker wills her left -handed hook shot' to Earl York. Nell Rumple Roberts leaves her position-as bus driver to Claris Dean Sparks. Jo Ann Mathis bequeaths her ability to work in the office to Albert Howell. Mary Foster wills her ability to stay quiet in the class to Clayton Shore. Bobbie Jean Anthony bequeaths her pretty brown eyes to Jerry Pardue. David Luffman leaves his trusty old school bus, No. 99, to Wilbur Pruitt, provided he agrees not to tail spin. Bobby Gilliam wills his ability to keep his mouth shut to Robert St. John. Hope Langford bequeaths her ability to be Farmers' Day Queen to Shirley Pettyjohn and Maxella Holbrook. Phillip Collins wills a ton of his muscles to Mitchell Smith. Katherine Burchette Keye bequeaths all her 4-H honors to Jim Calloway wills his black curley hair to anyone who has time to keep it up with Toni Home Permanent. Jake Weems bequeaths all his wise cracks to Naomi Luffman. Clyde Adams leaves his bashful ways to Avery Luffman. TESTAMENT Peggy Baity leaves her basketball suit No. 10, to Carol Walls Barbara Dimmette bequeaths her ability as a basketball long shot specialist to Hilda Gay Baity. Kenneth Barker wills his love for girls to Clyde Laster. George Gambill leaves his position as Class President fg Lewis Tharpe. Herbert Settle bequeaths his tall height to T, D, Carter. Bobby Pardue wills his good looks to Hugh Burchette. Louise Foster leaves her loud giggles and ability to holler in class to Mary Ann Billings. Mary Gay Redding bequeaths her quiet and pleasing disposi- tion to Margaret Mathis. , Eria Shore wills her ability to be quiet in class to Ida Ruth Martin. Lucy Stroude bequeaths her position as business manager of the yearbook to Beulah Woodruff. Gayle Durham leaves her ability to play the piano to Janet Martin. Bettye Dimmette wills her position as score-keeper to Wanda Pettyjohn. Ruth West leaves her quietness in study hall to her sister, Bonnie. ' Audene Church bequeaths her typing ability to Frankie Lang- ford. Gwyn Redding wills his good manners to Buddy Wlshon. And now the Seniors of '52 hereby will and bequeath all the aches, pains, gripes, complaints, privileges, headaches, and other ailments along with the pleasures, to the Senior Class of 1953. Warner Hoots wills his ability to be king of the Halloween Carnival to Billy Ray McCann. Witness: qsean THE SENIOR CLASS OF NINETEEN- HUNDRED-FIFTY-TWO. witness: :Sean Jean Hernric - Testator. WITTIEST BOY CLASS SWEET- MOST INTELLECT Bobby Gilliam FRIENDLIEST HEARTS UAL QUIETEST CUTEST GIRL Betty Dimmette Katherine Kay Jean Hemric Eria Shore Peggy Batty Jake Weems Phillip Collins Kenneth Barker Clyde Adams 41 BEULAI-I WOODRUFF EARL YORK WANDA PETTYJOHN ALBERT HOWELL President Vice President Secretary Treasurer 3 'ar 3 E, J, ANDERSON IESSIE RUTH ASHLEY FAYE BARKER MAGDALENE BELL DONALD BILLINGS ALIEN CARTER T. D. CARTER GERALDINE CASEY HILDA DRAUGHN DORIS GRAY IEANETTE HEMRIC MILDRED INSCORE 14-5' ff' FRANKIE LANGFORD MITCHELL MASTIN CLYDE PARDUE A 1 H J gulf? CLYDE LASTER HELEN LAWRENCE NAOMI LUFFMAN MARGARET MAT!-IIS DAVID MCBRIDE AGNES MCCANN CLARIS DEAN SPARKS ROBERT ST. 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W, Hager, Irene Holbrook, Maxella Holbrook, Ray Ireland, Billy Key Iva Jean Luffman, Gary Lewis, Ida Martin, Doris Mathis, Betty Faye Mc Cann, Billy Ray McCann, Shirley Pettyjohn, Bonnie Rogers, Vera Shore, Donald Somers, Shirley Sparks, Charlotte St. John, 'l'homas St, John, Bobby Walker, Peggy Ruth Walls, Dwight Welborn, Carol Westmoreland, Wayne Pardue, Clyde Hayes. el I , 'Min N3 ,1 I H-Sw ,f',.4.f..fwz-lx . ,Y was, is . X .B V Y if ff' km K .1-r' .V uf my K Q' A A I l , .L 3 . QM. ,f ,nv ' V, N N., V ,Y I ,ry Q ffl . .A ., ,-wav. 'I ' A xx' y ' L X X W V!3'!5,xX xx Xxx . 'Q , X h Q WX , , nl s K -N N . , x x 1 xx h il 1 ' M5 lA . 'I' X Q Q 'K . ,L .1 Q . . , 1 Q S . A v -11, W Q, ' 3 if lf 2 Y S ,x In xx 'K Xxkqwkfxiniv A X mx RJ- . X X S 'X K xxgx ,tq 4 5 f' Y, . Q t , , is 2135! X 1 1' I f Georgia Absher Hilda Baity Benny Barker Evelyn Baugess Mary Ann Billings Dwight Blevins Fred Bowers lMyrtle E. Byrd Wand Byrd Billy Frank Carter Magdalene Carter Betty Jane Childress Don Church Fred Dimmette Gerald Edwards Jimmy Felts Betty Sue Gilliam Mary Gilliam Fearne Gray Patsy Hawkins Junior Holliman Jimmy Howell Disa Ann Hurt Zula Jenkins Shelba Jean Keye 1 3' .zfl 'MN Ff 1 . g,My IWW VA I VV ,ii if 7 i sf J ' J J -5-V I Viola Johnson - - - Martha Ann McBride ! VY E fs W.. sg is , ,ff LQ-i X ,, S QQ 5 - .-' ,E A ,E 'ntl 4 f G' CLASS OFFICERS Vernon Poplin ----- ---- P resident C not picturedj Pansy Pardue ------ - Vice President - Secretary - - Treasurer .af ,-5 if' I' W 1-v ff , Er . 9 Ji. Q51 rgjj' K 4' z fi. I r 5 fm QU . .29 1 Nw-v-fel' N X. x Af F X 45' x r sf f . 1' R fi 7 5 1 . f as We ,D , ek f' at . 1 Betty Jo Langford Carolyn Lewis Albert Luffman June Luffman R, G, Mathis Bobby Pardue Jerry Pardue Margaret Pardue Eva Poplin Dorothy Rogers Louise Rogers Elaine Ross Mable Settle Ella M. 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QWW 1 I Ifi- E is or to N-,,ff'9 's ,Mime ZW dfllllildf up Ani fqfix, 6 A L , , 4, V' ,,,x gawk-, ..., gi 'EV' Tiff-f'kE::' e ',L' L' 4. fmuaf gfaf Mrs. Evelyn Church, Sponsorg David Luffman, Assistant Editor: Lucy Barker, Editor - in Chief: Lucy Stroude, Business Managerg Kenneth Barker, Production Managerg Hope Langford, Co - Ar Editor: Jean Hemric, Art Editorg Gwyn Redding, Social 8x Literary Editor, I Ci Y -- if t aces .likely tglzzjf Martha McBride, David Combs, Mary Gay Redding, Lucy Stroude, Jo Ann Mathis, Buddy Wishon, Wanda Pettyjohn, Mrs. Moore, Librarian. 5 Wm Qfvlce Mrs. Moore, Betty Dimmette, Nancy Poplin, Beulah Woodruff, Jo Ann Mathis, Minnie Sue Prevette, Vera Shore, Mr, Robert Poplin, Allen Carter, Buddy Wishon, Frank Petreeg Claris Dean Sparks, Not pictured, Seruor 4 H Club :T T'5TV!5 X' S1 bl' lf sgfffggffs L ., L 5 4 i If 1 Mf' r vs, N 35452 'Pl v Lxz mmnmmsfmmsunmn Lucy Barker, Frankxe Lunch Room Home Economics Building B P J B Chow Line - Scout Hur ' M I f 4 I I Q A ,,,,.w w Bargaln Basement K ,iff Bus Dnvers AA.. . 1 Bookkeeper 'i Typing Class Projector Operator Bus-loading Mr, Ollie Waddell Janitor Seniors with Filmstrip Projector, their gift to the School. Military Drill Faculty .wx Merry - Go - Round Gymnasium Volley Ball Swings , -..dnl Li. xY,!,,,F,,.ig,, ,. ,AA -fn 1 . N711 ,,5Mgff. xsxf f Q, .,J. ,gum .ff , .. H... . -, Q.. ,nv - f ,. :M , -- A . , -'5 .fwiQ-fvigzgtsfiw' Y- 2 Y '- A , 1:1627wP1e'gfi1h7Nv.1P ks-V 3'- f x. . , . .'1. l ,fi N - f 151.5-1: vf A ,A . , , . W . ,. .,. ' , 4 , N - -A Mu. I , .4 A I ,gg MQ i if it- W :wry f QW V Vw L. 33:72 . vi Awww ? 55.5.-if J V X , ,,4, my -wfv' 9'f'Jw3:fifYAu,- - ,qw , A ,L'v'i Q f 4,gi.'2'f,gv.gi4.L-.M A1 gy , at ,M firm, lwmggp, ,f,-Wig 1 ,X K' 5 1 I ,V ,Mit K. vi? xg ,IJU QL gffgff-dkiwf-MN 96356. . -1 . ,. e-HW. fm.-H , .2 :L mm bmw- F wh . - --M ..,. f-X7?'..-f1 -f,1:.'F'??wivWzeiT,: mime ng Riotball Softball fr VX ,. Ny. v B Nw: ff f-,.. f A NX SW mils' EAW wud wb 6 09. Chatham ood nkets Compliments of ? MOTO px CG . Your Chevrolet and Buick Dealer We are first in service because we put service first North Wilkesboro, N. C. Phone 112 devel' MOTUK CCD. Good used cars Paint and metal work General repair Roaring River, N. C. I 6 Your Sporting Goods Store Rawlings and Wilson Sporting Goods Other Products Sold North Wilkesboro, N. C. Phone 697 Jjfefmw Class Rings, Pins, Commencement Invitations, and Personal Cards Medals Trophies, Awards Indianapolis 7, Indiana Watches - Diamonds - China Q General Hardware and Sterling - Giftware Paint 6222 J-nf ' ' JEWELRY North Wi1kesboro's Largest Credit Jewelers North Wilkesboro, 908 B, Street North Carolina North Wilkesboro, N. C. 6427: Serving Northwestern North Carolina Phone 703 Wilkesboro, N. C. Phone 93 North Wilkesboro, N. C. HARDWAR E CO. Q Q ,, cu.eANeRs Tannery and Warehouse North Wilkesboro, N. C. ew DEPARTMENT STCR E Home of better Values North Wilkesboro, N. C. Tires - G. E. Appliances Recapping - Television We Service What We Sell 9th, and D Street North Wilkesboro, N. C. . My A Ano LAUNDRY Pick-up and Delivery Service Phone 3331 Yadkinville, N. C, 6 INN Sandwiches - Beer 1 Mile West of Roaring River, N C. on Highway 268 Operated by Bryant Mathis MM! GARAGE Welding 8: General Auto Repairs Highway 268 6 Miles East of North Wilkesboro, N. C. Lam SU PPER CLUB We Specialize in Steaks, Country Hams, Chicken, 8: Seafood Owned and Operated by Reece Sparks Moravian Falls, North Carolina Compliments of ' flies' H FITC I--IERY Baby Chicks 8: Feeds North Wilkesboro, N. C. eaffzau P HARMACY Wilkes County Service Drug Store Phone 98 10th Street North Wilkesboro, N. C. Complimenfs of , NU-WAY S E RVI C E North Wilkesboro, N. C. 704fMZ G- RO C E RY Tire Accessories Groceries - Feeds Phone 23-F-13 Intersection of Highways 421 - 115 Wilkesboro, N. C. mdfyl enanes Experienced Mechanics Good and Friendly Service At All Times Highway 421 Clingman, North Carolina Cockerham's Barber Shop Best in barber work Elkin, N. C. Radio Station WIFM lOl-FM Dial 154-AM Dial Elkin, N. C. Compliments of Ed Snyder's 'mis Phone 414 Elkin, N. C . .V xx We Clean Your Clothes To Please 221266 DRY CLEANERS Phone 187 Elkin, N. C. D ,hc Sandwiches Beer Plate Lunches North Wilkesboro, N. C. Combs' Produce Dressed poultry Chatham feeds Phone 308 Elkin, N. C. W. M. Wells' Grocery Groceries - Soft Drinks Gas - Oil Ronda, N. C. Riverside Grocery Groceries, Gas, Oil Feeds Roaring River, N. C. . .542 AND 5' Manufacturers of Chicken and Turkey Coops Baby Play Pens Finished Lumber Phone ZZF4 Ronda, N. C. Martin's Esso Service At Your Services Phone 251 Elkin, N. C. Green Brothers' Grocery General Mdse. Clingman, N. C. , 1 Burke' s Kewelry Diamonds - Watches Clocks - Silverware 213 9th, Street North Wilkesboro, N. C. Isenhour's Jewelry Watches, Diamonds, Silver Phone 454 Elkin, N. C. A1ma's Beauty Shoppe A11 Types of Permanents Phone 195 Elkin, N. C. Winebarger's Used Car Lot The Best in used cars Phone 17F13 Ronda, N. C. 4 W Basement Floor of Y. M. C. A. Elkin, N. C. ff Qs A 1-,J HIGHU U4 X 6 046 AND, M Pontiac Sales and Service F U RN IT U RE Z4 Hour Wrecker Service Guaranteed Best Quality Gates Tires 8: Tubes At Low Price Phone - Day 345 - Night 586 Phone 615 West Elkin, N. C. Elkin, N. C. i 0 1fe :': aZ6eA- a .9 TRANSPORTATION 623 -5 i N Q bm 1- gm 0 It is more convenient and economical to ride our buses. E L K I N Charter services anywhere - anytime' H Commercial Banking Loans Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation North Wilkesboro, N. C. Tel-ePh0T1e 80 102 East Main St. Elkin, N. C . 214 1 e Fried Pies and Doughnuts 'k Phone 615 Jonesville, N. C. mln maj' 1 1 Mo-ron sues Sandwiches Soft Drinks Phone 944 9190 Street Elkin, N. C. North Wilkesboro, N. C. 022-G 73 .. INSURANCE amiga s E Rvu c E msuksv min' N' C' caowzkif Ll FE INSURANC E COMPANY A Policy that pays from the first day. J. R. McNeill, District Manager Phone 312 North Wilkesboro, North Carolina I Amoco Gas and Oil Washing and Greasing Roaring River, North Carolina 47 we DAIRY Fmws Milk and Ice Cream Phone 882. North Wilkesboro, N. C. , I We Grow Our Own Flowers COMPLIMENTS OF fl? Jilzmm In Four Greenhouses D We Deliver J 6 Mm 07 01 13110116 Phone North Wilkesboro, N. C. R. F. D. 2 N rth Wilkesboro North Carolina gwgjb QM Texaco Gas 8: Oil-Groceries Operated by H. O. Sparks Highway 268 7 Miles East of North Wilkesboro, North Carolina N 0 ...Md NORTH WILKESBORO Friendly Service Since 1892 Member of F. D. I. C. Phones 50 and 1050 orth Wilkesboro, North Carolina ffm? SERVI C E STATION Pure Premium Gas Groceries , Highway 421 Clingman, N. C. Compliments of K Sz B Service Station Gas Oil North Wilkesboro, N. C. Yadkin Finance Corp. Financing and Refinancing 954 North Bridg Street Elkin, N. C. Compliments of Blue Ridge Tractor Co. Ford Tractor-Dearborn Implement Phone 646-M Wilkesboro, N. C. Forester Beverage Company Drink Spur Phone 81 North Wilkesboro, N. C. F. W. Chevrolet Co., Inc. Wrecker Service Economical Transportation Elkin, N. C. Mayflower Beauty Salon For true beauty visit us. Elkin, N. C. Say It With Flowers but Say It With Ours. MQQMWQ3 Fnowen. snap Corsages - Cut Flowers Funeral Designs Seeds, Bulbs and Plants Phone 545 Wilkesboro, N. C. ff X ' 1591 .1 . L gxxx Cf 'SN 94,5 Sandwiches, Lunches, Soft Drink Gas and Oil Roaring River, North Carolina i .ZW-aw 3: SONS, INC. General Contractors s Phone 61W 1120 Elk Spur Extension Elkin, N. C. Wa WZ! Q Sales and Service Watche North Wilkesboro, N. C. s - Diamonds - Silverware Chinaware - Glassware Phone 384 B - Street North Wilkesboro, N. C. IQMWY UPHOLSTERY AN D REPAIR Furniture Sterilizing Phone 758-M 502 J. Street N. Wilkesboro N. C. 6' an HARDWARE CO. Operated by C. S. Hinshaw Standard Merchandise Good Quality Elkin, N. C. My oauc-r co. Prescriptions and Medicines Q Day Phone 48 V I Night Phone 754-J 'S!- - Wg. ffl i - -if ,Q North Wilkesboro, N. C. wager! stone Dry Goods - Groceries Meats - Gas - Oil Phone 139 , Elkin, N. C. 5 Ou Genoceav Owned and Operated by Alton W. Pardue Phone 69 N. Wilkesboro, N. C. y alba 024227 ASSOCIATE s'roRE Everything for the Auto Bicycles, Television Phone 145 Elkin, N. C. J. F. Pearson Wholesale And Retail Groceries Fertilizers Feed Produce North Wilkesboro, N. C. Compliments of Wilkes Armature Co. Best Wishes to Senior Class North Wilkesboro, N. C. Sales Service Station Best Wishes to Seniors '52 North Wilkesboro, N. C. W COAAPLIMENTS OF I 0 Buy Your School Supplies From Us. Belmont, North Carolina gina! runurrune cof The Home of Quality Furniture For Less Money We Furnish Homes from Cellar to Attic I'om Rumple, Manager Phone 549 Jonesville, N. C. Parks Shoe Center Standard Soles Sz Heels Elkin, N. C. COIUAPLIIVN! NTS OF Jw HMA BEAUTY SHOPPE PH D N E 3 8 Q Best in Permanents Elkin, North Carolina Compliments of Ideal Beauty Shoppe Shampoos -Sets -Pe rmanents Phone 137 Elkin, North Carolina 0215452 ROLLER an Nik Roller Skate for Health And Enjoyment Come To Meet Your Friends Howard Norman, Manage r 2 lf2 Miles North of Elkin on U. S. 21 if ' H AZ! Sandwiches, Drinks, Plate-Lunches Television 4 Ronda , North C arolina Z5- Mfw-MZ' Arrow shirts - Freeman s h . Elkin, N. C. OCS Zfziw- 14362 ELECTRIC . Paints - Appliances Wilkesboro, North Carolina M691 FURNITU RE EX Everything for the Hom Phone 337 North Wilkesboro, N. C 2 C Compliments of Morris on's Dry Cleaners Keep your clothes looking like Jonesville, N. C. IICW Compliments of Jonesville Grocery Co. Jonesville, N. C. Commercial Barber Shop It pays to look good North Wilkesboro, N. C. Flowers for all Occasions - Elkin, N. C. I Tractors - Farm Equipment G. G. Welborn - Manager Wilkesboro, N, C, Forester Furniture Co. Better Furniture at a lower price North Wilkesboro, N. C. Compliments of Dairy Queen Elkin, N. C . Kennedy Auto Supply Co. Wrecker Service Economical Transportation Elkin, N. C. Insurance Service and C redit Corporation Insurance - Bonding - Financing Phone 76 North Wilkesboro, North Carolina ZZ! 64, DRY CLEAN E RS For Quality and Service Delivery Service Phone - 115 Elkin, North Carolina 20662 ROLLER R I K Skate for Health Highway 421 Clingman, North Carolina g 2 26 SPORTING' GOODS Supplies and Gifts Elkin, North Carolina compuamem of ami' Z6 BOTTLI NG C 0. Box 589 Elkin and J onesville, North Carolina Zfanf a be 8 SON Auto Repair Ronda, North Carolina Basketeria Store Fresh Vegetables - Meats Groceries Trade Here And Bank The Difference Elkin, North Carolina CUNAPLIKAE NTS OF oywb SHOE SHOP Main Street Elkin, North Carolina Best Wishes CDNAPLINXENTS DF f 0 Q A. Zfueghe MOTOR CO.L HATCH E. RY Elkin, North Caroli na Box 22.5 Phone 489 Wilkesboro, N. C. I nmiamd DEPARTMENT STO R E I Always D ependable Merchand's Main Street North Wilkesboro, N. C. CDM PL! NNE NTS D F 002' Z BOTTLING- CO. North Wilkesboro, North Carolina They go together Compliments of Wal1's Jewelry Harri Department Store Shop where your dollar buys most Watches 8: Jewelry North Wilkesboro, N. C. Elkin, N. C. UpTown Service Station Wilkes Armature Co. Amoco Gas and Oil A. M. Sloot - Manager Best Wishes to Senior Class 800 B. Street North Wilkesboro, N. C. North Wilkesboro, N. C. COMPLIME NTS OF ff Ronda, North Carolina C Midway Pontiac Most Beautiful Buys of All Phone 720 Wilkesboro, N. C. 25: ,,..,,..,u,h 0 if J! AUTO sAu..E.s Your friendly Dodge and Plymouth Dealer Phone 58 North Wilkesboro, North Carolina E zz Groceries Feeds Gas and Oil Clingman, N, C . 4627171 ' 077 55 GROCERY BARBER SHOP lt pays to look well! Pleasant Hill, North Carolina Ronda, North C arolina ZZ-M4122 mu N n rw Good Mdse. and Good Service North Wilkesboro, N. C. gal MOTO RS 9190 Street North Wilkesboro, N. C. Ybzlllfwlm HARDWARE CO. North Wilkesboro, N. C. 'ZVMW M4623 Peso senvuce Phone No. 775 t ' 3 se avu ce O gyowfhi HOME MARKET Jonesville, North Carolina Q fr' 2:2-ffl siiigf A15 741. Elkin, North Carolina Elkin, North Carolina Home Furniture Company Ideal Grill Excellent Food Elkin, North Carolina North Wilkesboro, North Carolina Bid ' Williams Wa1kers's 5 Sz 1055 Store Insurance Agency North Wilkesboro, North Carolina Elkin North Carolina H. E. Anthony Hayes Cash Hardware Company Grocery Store Roaring River, North Carolina Elkin, North Carolina Comb's Sea Food Glenn - Stimpson Motor Service Elkin, North Carolina Elkin, N. C. Elmore Grocery 8: Feed Store Eva Mickles' Grocery Elkin, N. C. Pleasant Hill, N. C. G A 5 f 777609 rp-,-,vi , , , w.-: ,px .wg N . ,Y Y W ,ml 1 1 1 5 -t . lim. . . . 1:43 -,. .. , ,, ,K P, - ' he, 51. , : ., X.. . A X. , J. Q Mu,- . 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