Sanford Central High School - Sandprints Yearbook (Sanford, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1949 volume:

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AW I O ff S A l'111v1islfwd Ivy FFHE SENIOR CJLASS OF 1949 The lfalitor . . . . . .SARAH PRUETT The Bzfsiness Altll'Zl?gL'1' . . . . .GLLIE IJAVENPORT The Adviser . . . . .MARY LEE JACKSON SANFORD SANFORD Ihcxu SCHOOL NORTH QTAROLINA Page Tuff: ,' ' - . fwwlf' 'IWW' 1 f I 1 . I V ' 5 457 ' bn 1 , 41 1 f- A I ' + J x 4 Vg 1 r 1 Q K 3 r- Y .Ani ' It 5 t? l IA-7 Xpn . ' 'A ' , 4 ' JH' 0 ,vlbl I W T - ,,. .0.f A, l' - .gg 5- Nflfyvr ' 1. 34 ' A , ' I pa-21 . . .N Y U X . Q 1 ' x,:i.i.1!V .lg 1,7 . P' gf.. In -0 1 I - 1, , -4. A gf A f- Book af, ' ' 2' lf, - . . , risrgdl 'A 3 -1 M- Hb 'LJ 1- T . - 'L ' ' 1' ff' BOOK, Boon I P24-. , l ,X , - 1 'J .W D- ,K .E 4' - 1. 1 ...S 4 - h-Q' v ,, , 1 F 1, .av E, , ., ... ' I ,ww ,W ,4f',QN . C N .:?5 ' ' ff 'S' s. x, 'H' 4 if Nix u xi? -fair I- , 9 'Q V-14 - A 1 'I wi f K .-fl' If ?:3'i?,'si - ,.,.,,, . 5,4 ,...! ,H 5 A ml? 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We sitaii always reirieniiier ami appreciate tiie many lzonors he izas helped us to win for Sanford Higiz. May future years luring you muciz izappiiless as all of us progress along the years. Page Five Ou spiril is prool' ol' your unluiling und Sxtl SUPERINTENDENT 6 1 X it ll. P. l'i1.iuic:11 HS., Vlfilw lrorest College MJX., Univerxilv ol' North cillflliillll lo vou, hh: Pearce, we extend our epesl gratitude lor ilu- liriendh' in winuion lhxll your clinraetci' lm he mul upon us :ill during the three xnairs than you have heen our principal Sinliord Iliglm Sehool. Page Six G r loxe lor our school and lls luring ierous interest in us, the students ol M. A. lXflcLEoD AU., Elon College, Elon, N. C. MA., University of North Carolina 'lo you, hir. McLeod, we extend our heurtlelt thanks lor the many things'- lzirge and smullfthat you have caused to he done to improve our school und so have mude it possible for us to liuve ai hotter place in which to study und plan for our future. We wish that we could show you our appreciation lor the guidance and friendliness vou lumf ulvvuys given lo us. PRINCIPAL EDNA EARL IEEDDINGFIELD A.B., Meredith College, Cradu ate, University of North Carof linag Special, Fred VVaring VVorkshop QTORA E. BOND AB. East Carolina Teachers College ll. A. CiLEMlXTER A.l3., Lenoir Rhyne College, Graduate, University of North Carolina Rtrru Co'r'roN A.B., Greensboro College, Grad- uate, University of North Carolina VANCE lJANIEL A.B., Lenoir Rhvne College, 'll.lJ., Lutheran Theological Seminary FACULTY B O 5 S. lJEL Mfxsruo BS., University of Miamig Gracl- uate, State Teachers College, New Paltz, New York, University of North Carolina Mus. S. B. EDWARDS A.B., Meredith College, Craclu- ate, University of Michigan, University of North Carolina lXlARGARET FISCHEL All., Mereclith College, Craclu- ate, VVake Forest: Certificate, New York School of Interior Decoration MRS. ll. L. Goonmcn B.S., Kansas State Teachers Col- lege, Graduate, University of Utah, Kansas State Teachers College I l. L. Coomucn Studied at St. Clair t hool of Music f- 4, . ,,,.,-Q,,f.f't' Unit:-rsitv of North C nolmt lib.. NN mutt-ro C,zu'ohnu lcucm - . C 4 l ntl 'tizm Smit' Cliwlcllcrn C'olh'gL' UlttVt'l'Si!V ul' Nu VlmLlN1,x lu. IIISIIIK FACULTY C1E1m1.1J1NE N Ewsolxl ta ll S., XVonmo's C'olh-gc, Uniwr NB.. Univcrsitv of North Cfztro mtv ol' North Cltrolirmg Clrattltxulc. linalg Clrutluaitc, Univcrsitv ol' V,xNt'la lllllrlllilll l3.lirl., I:.1lNtC'l'Il Illinois Stott' Vlvcuclwrs C'olh',gt'g C lllllll L Univvrsilv ol' No Mmm' l,H1 -IM Atllnttgx' 'IM AU., VVonmn's Ciollnjggc. LII1iVC'l' tv of North C Llflllillkll CQFLICILIAIIU, lust C nrolinal 'I.C'LlL'hC'l'S Cfollvgv, rth C nrohnat vllr-gt-Q Lihrnrv SL.'il'IlL'L', Appal- North Carolina d' FRANCES Prxmustl AB., East Carolina Tcucltcrs CTol lcgcg Clruduutc, Univcrsitv of North Cfnrolinn '91 rkso . I LEONA Sustan AJS.. East Carolina Tcatchcrs C ,ol lego Nlrxtzx' 'l'Ax'Lon AJ3., East Carolina Tvuclmurs Cfol lcgcg Graduatc, Appalachian Stutc Teachers Collcgc rt! C llkllllll f dy, M,-tm' C1AlX'I'Ell lXlAtu:A1zE'l Szvlxlonte 1X.l3.. C'howzm Ciollcgvg Clfllllll ll.S,. Univcrsitv of Ixhllklllhll atc, Unitvrsitx' ol' North C'urolinn C:l'1lClLl2lU.'. Univvrsitv of l'uggu Ifibsglzt North cillfillillll ' ..,1.,,.! 1 1 C ..,, 1, sf-v,,L Q C Q - 'Y P -1- -, fx , 7 4 f-g ..,, .,,,. Af. f, f fQ A '75 . :L 4 9' Ml WN MTX X x X 3 . ., V 5 , I f QX jg X fx 3 K f Eff Sevfwrs X I juuvxlos-5 X E , -fo fx N X 7 J is PN fkdx X! lg x P Vflfvjl J Q? A 2 M X jeg fffif' X A ,fmfmii f SFR SENIOR CLASS mum H1 IJIPII I .. , ..,.. l'rusiLlw11 K umm I' Xlklllll .. ...X'iu'l'1'uxi1lcl1! Ixctlul llmmsox .. , , .Suvm'lf11'1 l.I Y QXMJIJI Il . ... l4r'ms111'w SENIORS lX'lARIE IXVERY Drzuuuties Club l, 2, xilCCl,l'L'SlLll'lll I, Seewlury 2: Ilome liconomies Club Ig junior Play 3g Clieerleauler 3g Glec Club 3g Junior Music Club 3, -lg Baud I, Z, -lg Alonngmnm Club 3, -lg Senior Tri lli Y -lg Student Council -lg S,xNnvRxNTs Stuff 4. l3E'l l'Y ll,x14En llome lieonomics Club lg Clee Club l, 1, 3, -lg Inlriunurul Busketlmll lg Science Club lg junior nn,l Senior 'l'ri lli Y 2, 3, -lg Bela Club Vice President 3, -lg junior Music Club -lg S,xNm-iuNTs Stuff -l. lgENNE'l I' l3,xRKsDALE Sports Club l, 2g lVilLllil'e Club 3, -l. l3E'I l'Y ANN BOBBl'l'I' junior 'l'ri-lli-Y lg Clee l'lub 2, 3, -lg llrnnizuies Club 2, 3, -lg junior Music Club 3, 4. lXlARIE Bmczczs l'illliH'l ' Junior Tri-Ili-Y lg Sports Club lg journalism Club 3g Basketball 3, -lg Purmruima Stuff 3g S-KNDl'IKlN'l'S Stuff 2, 3, -lg Monogrzuu Club 3, -lg 'Il-en Age Club Officer 2, 3. Tulller Stuff 3, -lg Clieerlencler 3, -lg Superlutive -l. lJoRo'l'm' LEE BROWN Doi Home Economics Club l, 2, -lg Intramural lluskelbull lg Drauuulics Club 3g Clee Club 3g Senior 'l'ri-lli-Y -l. SALLY ANN CLXDDELL Student Council l, 2, 3, Vicv. l'resir.leulg Teen Age Club Officer I, 2, 3. 4g Class 'lireusurer -lg Literary Club 2, 3, Presimlemg Junior 'l'ri-lli'Y l, l, Progrzuu Clmirrnzmg Senior Tri-IIiY 3, -l, Vicel'resiilenlg llzuul 2, 3, 4, Mujoretteg S,xNuP1uN'i's Stuff 3, -l. Assouinte linliiorg junior Play 3g Chief' junior Murslnil 3g Super lulixe -l. D. C. CTANERON lDi4.ia Digi l'rel'liglit Llub lg Science Club 2, 3, -lg c1ll1lL'l'1l Club 2g 'l'r:iek 'l'eaun 3, 4: Monogriun Club -lg Clee Club -l. SENICRS EDNA li. clAlNlERON Slums Club l, 1: Drznnnlics Club 1: ,luurnnlisin 4, 4, Pl'l'Sllli'l1l 4, 'l'rt-asurcr 4: llnskt-tlmnll .4, 4, .Kssismnt Maumgvr il, Maumgcr 4: Nlonogrzun Club 4: Punnrunm Qtulili 4. liRNl2S'I' l:RANKLlN ClASIllUN, ln. l,rNN Ss1N.t1'on ll.inal l, 1. 4, -8, llruni Major .4, 4. Presitlt-nt: Yin' Prt-siclvnt l,HllI'lil!lL'S Club l, 1, .4: 'l'rcn Age Club Prcsitlvnl 4. 4: journalism Club pl4l'5llll'lll -lg junior I'I:n' 4. CAREY Nuw'l'uN ClAS'l'LEl4ERRY, ln. CMS jmu-slmm Iligb l, 1, 4: llnsltt-tlmll Cxvllfmlyl l, 1, .43 lfmrllmll Cllursityfb 1, .43 llusvbnll Cxllrsityj l, 1, 14: Mmmgrnni Club 1. 4: l5.lf..X. l, 1, 4, l'rt-Sitlent 1: Sanford Iligli 4: Clcc Club 4: NIr.nugraun Club -4: lnullxzlll -l: llgisltcllxalll 4: llam-lmll 4. VlillNiK lXlAE C,xv1NEss llmnr l'ummnics Club l, 13 llrnumtics Club 4, -l: lm. u. llmxm' Cll,INE Sports Club l, 1: liuntl I, 1, 4: 'l'm-vu .Ngo Club Officcrg lntraunurzul Sports l, 1: Prv lfligbt Club 4: Glu' Club 2, 4, -l: journalism Club 4: Business Maningur l'mmnmm 4. llumaiu Ql0'l I'0N Stix-:wr Club l: Sports Club 1: llnsubzill ixllllillgfl' 4: St-l'gm-nn! an ,Xrnis XVilcllil'v Club 4: xlUl1Ugl'ill11 Club 4. -IANE LlRACiAN Clt.fu:,xx Nurlll Xl'illtcnlmm High l, 1, .4: lrillil' 1, fl: llnntl l, 2, :lg Varsity llusltt-tbzlll l, 1. 3: J. ll. C. Club 1, 4, Murslml l, 1: Linus Hour Stuff: Mmmgrnni Club 1, 4: Slmlcnt Council I: Snnllml lligli 4, 4, Scninr 'l'ri-lli Y 4, 4: lh-tn Club 4, -L Scrrt-tary 4: Clvc Club 'l'n-nsurcr -I: Varsity llzislmtlmll 4: Plumrunm Stuff 4: juninr Music Club 4. linen Cnfxwronn Sports Club l: llaunl I. 1, 4, -4: Scicncu Club 1: l,itn-rnry Society l, 1, 4: lfuutbull 1, 3: Student Council 1, 4: Ilnnnutics Club 4, 4: lla-In Club 4, 4. SENIORS OLLIE DAVENPIJR1' junior 'l'ri llifY I. 2, Sergeant at-Arms l, Secretary 2: Band l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council lg Home Economies Club I. Scholarship 2: Clee Club I, 5, 4, Senior Tri Ili Y 3, 4: Beta Club 3. 4, llnitezl Nations Awarcl rl: junior Music Club 3. 4. President 4: SANDl'lKIN'l'S Business Manager. lvlARY DAWSON llugli Morson lligh, Raleigh l, 2, 3, Class Secretary I: Clet' Club lg YTcen Club 23 Art Club 33 Student Couneil 2, 35 Sanford lligh 3, 4: Clee Club 3, 43 Beta Club 3, 4, Scholarship Medal 3: Senior Tri-llifl' 3, 4: junior Music Club 43 llasltetball 4: Student Council President 4. PAUL DICKENS Clee Club I, Science Club 25 journalism Club 3, Football 4, Draniatics Club 4, Monogrznn Club 4: Sulverlative 4. clI,AlI't IMOOENE DOUGLAS IMO Drainaties Club lg Sports Club lg Clee Club I, 2, journalism Club 25 junior Tri-Ili-Y 2: junior Play 33 Pmwruiim Staff 25 Senior Tri-lIi'Y 3, 4. LELON ELLIS Sports Club l, 2: Vl'iIdlife Club 3, 45 Football 4. ll01N'1ER FAULK jonesboro lligh I, 24 Literary Society I. 25 llascball l, 2, liootball Ig Basketball lg Clce Club 2: Monogram Club l, 2, Sanford High 3, -lg Melodians 3, 4, President, Camera Club :lg Clee Club 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 4: lfootball 3, -lg Baseball 3. 43 Basketball 3, 4. lJOROTHY LUCILLE FORNES MDOT., journalism Club 4: Clee Club 4, Dramaties Club 3: Home liconomies Club 5: I'unormna Staff -l. UNA LEE CZARDNER lllillllk'illl County Iligli, Missouri l, 2, 33 lfrcslunun Play, Cirls' Athletic Association, Arrow Staffg junior Play: Sanford lligh 44 D. 0. 4: Drannaties Club 4. SENIORS II. C. CQtt,1,1A1xi, ilu. Sports Club I: Scliolarsbip I: Scicnu- Club 2: I,itL-rnry :fifty lg Ulm' Club 4: II:-tu Club 4, 4: XVIIQIIII1' Club I SIIINTIZIIIYK' 4. YV1t.t.m1xt IJIINN Clttttmt Ill: I Ill AN Cnltwrat Club I: Class 0I'I'icvr I: Nlvlotliams 5: Sports Club I, 2: I'ootb:1lI I, 4: Ilnslwtlmll 3, 4: Ilusubnll 3. 4: C lcv C Itlb 5: Xlonogrntn C Iulw -I: 5lllu'l'l:'tnc 4: journal mn Club 4: lmmrulmr Stull 4. I3tz't't Y CIUODIXIAN Camwron Iligb I, 2: Ilraiumticw Club SL'CI'k'l2ll'y I: Ilomu Ik-onomics Club 2: 9:mI'ortl Iligb +I, 4: journ.: Itsm Club fl: Clem- Club 4. v v S. IJ. cvIlIIfIflN, ju. lI.nwb.iII I: Sports Club I: Class Olliu-r: I'ruI'Iigbt lb 7 Utltlltlx I lub I Iltskttblll +I 4 Iootblll 4 4 ll ' ' I-: ' .::'z,.:'z... Ijvtat,vN Loulsti cilIN'l'EI't llomc Iiuunontius Club I, 2, 3: IJr:mxntics Club 5: CIW C lub 3: SL-niur 'Iri Ili Y 4. NANCY Clutwtin Sports Club I, 1: Cllvv Club I, 4: Ilonu- Iironomics Klub I, 2. 4: Iitt-rawy Socicty I: Iiraunntics Club -I: Iunior 'I'rI Ili Y. IXIILDRED IIAmt1Nc'l'oN Ilomc Ifconomirs Club I, 1: Stuclunt Council I: Intrznmlrnl I3:tsIu'tlmII I: junior 'I'ri Ili Y I. 2: Sm-niui' Iri Ili Y 4, 4, I'rn-sitlvnl: Ilvtn Club 5, 4, II'I'l'llSlIIL'I'1 'wtllvt-'l.llit'v 4. l313't l'x' IItm'l'oN II: 'r Iutl'.unur:nI Ihslwilxaull I: llomv Ilconotnius Club I: union' I'I:n ig junior 'I'ri IIiY I, Z: Sc-nior 'I'ri IIiY 4 4, lIl'1'II5III'l'I'Q IJ. 0. 4. K ,fn.zau-ww. .fixfwfehsrk mlunt Z: Literary Socicly 2: Clcu Club I, 3, 4: junio 3 SENIORS -lA1XlES EDWARD l lEINs Boom SL'll'l1CU Club I: Sports Club l: Calm-I'n Club lg Sluclunt Council Z: Assistant Mnluigm-I' lootbnll 2: Melo rlirnw 3. 45 Clue Club 5. 4: linslwllmll 3, 4, S.-lNDl'llIN'l'N Qlzllil' 4. .lANE IIEINS Hlgli-l'Il0'l ' Sports Club lg junior 'liri-lli-Y I: Clan' Club l, 2. fl. 4: junior Music Club 5, 4, Vim' l,l'L'Slill'lll 43 l'unoruIuu Stuff 3: cillCCl'lCilClL'l' 3. 4: ,lvCK'l1 Age Club 'l'uHlI'r lirlilor 3. 45 Monogrzun Club 3, 4: SlIPCl'l1lllYL' 4. li0BEI'l'l' llOLC0lNIlZ Sports Club 2: Vl'ilIllil'u Club 53 llnxclunll 3, 45 loolbnll 4, lllonogrzun Club 4. NANCY ELIZABETH l lousE lntrzunuml llzlskctluull lg junior 'l'ri-lli-Y I, 2, Presi llny 3, Senior Tri-Ili-Y 3, 4, Junior Music Club 3, 4, Superlutivc 45 lk-tu Club 3, 4, Prvsinlcnt 45 S-lNlll'lllN'1'S Stull' 3. 4. EIVIILY SUE ll0WAl'lD ucllllliku Chocowinity lligb School l, 2, 3, Clue Club l, 2, :lg l7.ll.IX. Secrcmry l, 2, 3, 4-ll Club lg Samford lligli School 4, Junior Music Club 4, Clue- Club 4. .lENNIE LOUISE llUDSON llomc Economics Club lg Draunutics Club l, 2, 3. llistoriun 2, Senior Tri-lliAY 45 Journalisin Club 4g 4 Il Club l, 2, 3, 4, PrcsirlL'IIt lg ll. O. 4. lJAV1D l'luN'I'En ci1lll!l'l'il Club l, 23 Sports Club R: SL'lClll'l' Club 4. LUIS .INGRAAI llomc liuonoiuics Club 2, 3: Sports Club lg lnlrzi Inurul lluskuxlmll I, 25 Studi-nt Council lg Cleo Club 1, 2, 3, 4, SANm'nIN'I's Staff 35 Junior Music Club 45 Alonogrurn Club 2, 5, 45 llaskctlmll 2, fl, 4. X SENIORS IXIARY Suu INc:n,uu Sustt junior 'l'ri'IIi Y Ig Drzunntics Club lg I,itcran'y Socivly 45 journalism 2, 4, 45 junior Nlusu' Club fl, 4. CIARULYN Il. Istmusou Ulm' Club I, 1, 4, 4g lntrzunuratl lluslwtlmll I: junior 'l'rifIIi Y I, SANUl'lUNl'S Stuff I, 2, 4: Dnumutics Club fl: junior Play 5: junior Music Club 3, 4, l'tumrunm .Ytlvcrtising AILIIIIIILICI' 4. jtuxugs VIiIlNCJN Isumtoutx Class l'rrsiLlA'nt I, 'lz junior Play ig Clcv Club l, 1. X, 4: Ilamtl I, 2, 4, -lg Sports Club I: Stutlcnt Council flg Chief junior Mnrslml 4: junior llotnriun 4: Nlulomlizuts I. 2, fl. -lg Monograun Club 4, 4: Supt-rlzttivc 4, llnscbull 1. 4, 4: llnslwtbnll 2, 4, 4: liuollutll 2, 4, 4. Curstu Cmot, jouNsoN Spurts Club I, lg Intrznnurul Sports I, 2, rl: l.uu,l scupm' Club 3. 4: Stumlcut Council 3. 4. jAc:Qut2t.tNt1 Aufun jouNsoN ju KlI,'l Mottcurc Iliglt I, 2., 5, 41 Sunfonl lligh Post Klrntlttntv YVork: Glu: Club: journnlismg Sccrctnry Se-nior Class. j,uxtEs WIlEELl2Il .IOHNSUN jtMMx ' 'Sports Club I, 2: Scivxwc Club :lg l.zunlsc:tpr Club 4. IiS'l'IIER l.,ANGl,EY Sports Club lg llonu- I-.ununnics Club I: Imulscnpt- Club Svcrt-tnry 1: I-It-0 Club 1. 4, 4. bltuu tzrsuf, l,xinwt11.l. I.it1-rnry Society 25 junior Mnrslutl 44 junior 'l'ri Ili Y .IQ St-nior 'l'ri Ili Y 43 l'u1mv'u1mt litlitor: Supcrlntixc 4. SENIORS .lof1XNN Vick l,IVINGS'l'ONE Ulu.. Drallnulics Club I, 2, 3, lI.l'l'LlSlI l'l' 5: journalism K lull 2, 4, ViccfPrcsi1lvl1t 4: Senior 'l'ri Ili Y 4. .lULlAN l:LlN'l' Lov1Nc: SoNNx ' Sports Clulr l. 25 Xvilcllifc Club 3, Xlonogrnln cllllli 5, 45 Buskctlmull 5. l4Av1xloNn C. lvlClJONALD l!Ax ' SANIJPIIINTS Stuff Ig luxlulscupc C'lu'w 3, 49 Iiusim-.5 Mzumgcr junior Play: ll. 0. 5, l'oollm.1ll 4: Alhllflglhlll Club 4. Lois ANnE1zsoN lXlClVEll Lmsu'rx junior 'l'ri'llifY I, 2: llnnll I, 2: I,'1IlT1EIllL'S C lulm l. 3: Cllwcrlcuclur 35 SANIll'lHN'l'S Slut. 25 llnskvtlmll 2, 5: Senior 'l'ri-Ili-Y 3, 45 Xlonngrunm l'lulm 5. 4. Mmm' Lou lXlCKI3NZIE l,l'1lll1AlllCS Clulm lg journalism Vlulm Z, 4, 4: l,ilm-rnl'y Socicly 3. 45 Pllllllllllllll Stuff 4. WILLIAAI ll. lXlILLER UBlI.I.Y'l lnlrumurul Sports I, 2, 35 Sports Clulr lg Caxlvu-1'al lflulw 11 l7ootl1ull 2, 3, 43 llusclmll 3, 4: l3uSkL'Ilm:lll 2. 3, 4: Alonograun Clulm 3, 4, 'TI'CLlSlll'Q'l' 45 Supcrl:utix'c 4. Clmlnv BRVAN1 Pfxnnuxz lntrnmurul lhlslwtlmll l, 2, llaml 1, 3. 4, Sports Cflulm 2. 53 Monogrzun Llub 3, 45 Glu- C lulm 3, 4: Klnrsllsll 5: lluslxcllmll Mumlgvr 4. VVon'l'l1 F. PICKARD Cuunm ' liusclmnll 3, 49 S,xNm-mN'rs Stnfl' 4, Almwgmnn Club 2, S, 4. SENIORS IOIIN IJAVID Pomuu Lu.u'rxN1. Ilargmvv Military .Xumlclny 1. fl: llauul 4: junior I'Iuy 3: IYilrllifc Club 4, 4, vlk'CI,l'L'hlIl1'lIK -I: ll. O. 4. SARAH KATIIERINE l'mrm 1 lntrzmurrnl lluslwlbnll I: llumc liurumrnics Club I: Junior 'I'ri5H4iY I, 2, 'IlI'l'ilSllI'K'l' 2: junior Murslml 3: Senior 'I'riIliY 3. 4: Sulwrlaxlivu 4: lnlilur in Cbicl sANlIl'llIN'I'S 4. VVu.soN Qulczu Sports Club I: l'rc Flight Club Serra-tary 'I'n-lmnrnr 2: VVilnIIifu Club 4: Sclvncc Club 5: 'I'ralclx -I. IJIINCAN IIEIJDl'I'I' llnmcll Crump .Xcaulm-:ny I, 2: Citilcnslmip Club I: Gym Club I: Intcruatiruml Ih-lauluns Club Z.: I,il'cguzml 2: Choral Class 2: 1:3111 Muxmgcr uf Foullmll, 'llruuk 2: Snnfunl lligh Scluml 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Truck 3, 4: Iraumlsuzupvs Club 3, -I: Mmwgnun Club -I: llnslwllmnll 4. A1.nun'l' llosu Iulrzuuurul Spams I, 2: Sports Club 5, -Ig llzuul I, 1, fl, 4: Cleo Club 4: Nillllll' Club 4: Mulurliulls 4: Munn gram Club 4, 5: Ilznsvlmll 4, 5: Fuutbnll 4, 5: Bnslwtlmll I, 4, 5: Truck 4, 5. XAIAYLON SASSIER Pl 'rr Sports Club I, 2: Bnskctlmll 1: XVIIQIIIIC Club 4: Mulmgvr Ilmlluull 2. 4, llnwlmll 2, 4, -I: fXlnnugruln Club 4: ll. O. 4. VVll.l,lA1xl ll. SLOAN HBOIIIIYH ipurls Club I: Crum-ru Club lg I,n1ulscnlw Club 5, -I, S: ,lournuliam Club 3: I10. 4, 4. IXIAIIIE SIXIITII 'lSIN1I'lI'il' Stuclvnl Cuuncil I, 2, ,Ig Simms Club I. lg Ijlcrnry Nucicly I, 2: llonu- lucuxmxllirqs Club I, 2, 3: journalism Club rl: Clu-1-rlcaulvr S, 4, Chief 4: Mmuurgraun Club 5, -I: Supcrlnlixc 4: l'unm'unm1 Stull' 4. SENIORS l3u,L EDWARD SPIVEY BlI,I.Y'l Spurts Club I, 2, Pri--Fligllt Club 45 XVildlil'c Club -lg D. O. -lg Fuutluull 2, 3. EVA Lois Sll'I'P1llN Evil-2 Home llcomnnius Club I, 2, 3, -lg -LII Club 2, 3, 4 CHIARLES OREN W1XRNER uclllllilliu Band I, Z, 3, 4, Sports Club 1, 35 Intraunuml Basket bull: D. O. -lg Csuncru Club 33 l.:lmls1:zupc Club 4. FRANCES WIiI'I'E HFRANNYH Iluud 1, 2, Iuniur 'fri-Ili-Y l, 2, Vice-Prcsiclcnl 2 Suninr Tri-Ili-Y 3, 41 Bnxkctlmll CVnrsityD 3, 43 Dimmu gram Club 3, 45 SANDl'lUN'l'S Stuff 4, Sllpurlzuivv 4. l3ER'l'lIA KATIIRYN W1LL1,x A1 s HBI7ll'1 ' llumc licunmnics Club l, 2, 3, Officur 3, Swim-ilu' Club 23 Dlailmltics Club -lg D. O. ANNE WQFFARD C1.Assx ' Home liL'Ol1UllllCS Club I, 2, 3, Officer 3, l,!'Zll11JlllL'9 Club 4: IJ. U. CURTIS Il. WOMACK lhuul l, 2, 3, 43 Glue Club 3, Sports Club 2, 35 M1.-lmlizu1s 33 Junior DI2ll'Shill 33 Drumutics Club 'lrvzis urn-r 45 4-ll Club 3, 4, Prvsiclclitg livtn Club 4. Rov NIORCAN YODER DraAm1x' il Sports Club I, 2, Vllilnllifc Club 3, 4, Sccruturv- lil'L'2lSLll'L'I'Q D. O. 1 Page Twenty MASCOTS n -...I .lmimv Cliuifriw lJoNia1.lm Dimucaum CLASS POEM Our high sehool days are over VVhen it seems they had just hegung Never before have they been so preeious, All those days of work and fun. lt was live long years ago VVe entered Sanford lligh Full of fears: Now we depart, older, more assured. Having gained strength through the passing years Now as we are looking forward, Seeing new visions, new heights to elimhg Hut as we depart there remain hehind us Footprints on the sands of time. N.'XNCIX' I lousE CLASS PROPHECY Well, here it is the year of 1959 and the Senior Class of 1949 has gathered for a class reunion in this luxurious southern mansion. Let's see what these alumna have contributed to the world. As we open the memory book of these ten years the first face that catches our eyes is that of jane Cragan. We hear that Duke Hospital may have to go out of business since Jane became Superintendent of Lee County Hospital. Her able staff of nurses includes Ollie Davenport, Sarah Pruett, Dorothy Brown, and Betty Goodman. Also at that institution is the famous surgeon, Billy Miller. D. C. Cameron is head pharmacist at Lois Ingram's Pharmacy, which was Cole's during our high school days. We hear that Mary Sue Ingram is making a name for herself at Carnegie Hall playing the piano. Carolyn Isaacson's new Broadway musical Salome Cet Your Gun has become a smash hit. We hope many of us will be able to see it before too long. VVe also hear that C. N. Castleberry has taken over the Bob Hope Show, with Mary Lou McKenzie replacing Vera Vague. Men Briggs is a new star for 20th Century Fox. Ray McDonald is running Frank's Florist with Mildred Harrington as his secretary. Bobby Sloan is manufacturing race cars. S. D. Griffin has become a new manager of Gallop's Esso with Hubert Cotton as assistant. Two of the country's most distinguished professors, Mary Dawson of Duke and H. C. Gilliam of Carolina, are on a regular round table discussion coming from Chicago. Their next topic will be Should Classes Have Teachers. We hear that Bennett Barksdale is teaching Spanish in S. H. S., while Vernon Isenhour has taken over the position as coach for the boys and Frances White takes care of the girls' athletics. Edna Cameron is now selling Buicks with jane Heins as chief tester. My, Marlene Ledwell is doing an outstanding job as an interior decorator in New York and Marie Avery and Dorothy Fornes are outstanding artists of the day. The secretarial field is overloaded with the '49 alumna, jo-Ann Livingstone, Nancy Gunter, Betty Harton, Evelyn Gunter, Verna Mae Caviness, and Louise Hudson. Betty Bobbitt is the minister of music at the First Baptist Church of Sanford with Nancy House as the first woman Pastor. Betty Baker has taken over the position as Director of Religious Education at the First Presbyterian Church, here. Homer Faulk is doing a wonderful job of continuing Miss Beddingfield's Music Department. At last a woman has become president of the United States, Sally Gaddell, the Republican of the day. Senator Cashion of North Carolina is still leading speaker on the topic of Prohibition Frederic Crawford is an outstanding lawyer of the country. Ona Lee Gardner owns Lee Drug Store. Marie Smith and Esther Langley are famous hair stylists in Hollywood. We see that Emily Howard, Anne Wofford, and Bertha Williams are happily married. The most exciting news is that Gene Johnson and Lois Mclver have reopened Scott'ies under the name of Dry Rye with the slogan, Drinks and Beans at Lois and Gene's. John D. Porter is sole owner of Porter's Barber Shop. Worth Pickard is the Architectural Engineer who designed the new Sanford-Lee County High School Buildings. Grady Pardue and Sonny Loving are managing the Pig Trail Inn. Several of the boys, David Hunter. Waylon Sasser, Morgan Yoder, and Billy Spivey have turned into professional mechanics. Lelon- Ellis followed Mr. Hulbert with the work in the shop. Paul Dickens and Albert Rose are a part of Fred Waring's famous group. Robert Holcomb is playing professional football, while Buddy Heins and Duncan Redditt are playing professional basketball. Gilbert Womack is running Love's Grocery. Curtis Womack is the author of the play, The Women ln My Life, with Jackie johnson as the heroine. Bobby Cline has become the leading brick manufacturer of the U. S. Bill Gilliam is a model for the latest Men's-Ready-To-VVear in one of the large department stores in Los Angeles. Charles Warner is manager of the new Progressive Store. Ray Shaw is making a hit singing commercials for WWGP. Wilson Quick is doing a good job managing Sanford as he is now mayor of the fair city. Eva Sutphin is 4-H Club leader in N. C., and is making an outstanding record for the Old North State. As we close the memory book we are well pleased with the progress that has been made in the past ten years. Signed, IMOGENE Dotmms CAROLYN IsAAcsoN Page Twenty-one LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of 1949, having completed our high school education, do hereby leave our Last Will and Testament. ARTICLE I To .Mr. E. P. Pearce, our principal, we leave our sincere appreciation for all he has done for us during our high school days. To our teachers, who have helped us in cvery possible way, we leave our sincere appreciation. To the incoming Senior Class, we leave our hopes and dreams for a better Sanford High, we want you to know that our thoughts are always with you. You also have the right to occupy t e front seats in chapel, and all the other Senior privileges. . ARTICLE II I, Marie Avery, do leave my flirty ways to Nancy Loving. My blondness goes to Nancy Davis. I, Betty Baker, do leave my silly ways to my brother Bobby. I, Betty Babbitt, do leave my musical ability to Mandy Bracken. I, Marie Briggs, do leave my good looks to Bennie Lou Ridge. Scrub I think I will keep. I, Dorothy Brown, do leave my pretty complexion to Norma jean Faulk. I I, Sally Caddell, do leave my title as Miss Sanford High to anyone who can get it. I, Edna Cameron, do leave my reckless ways to Betty Reid Cole. I, Verna Mae Caviness, do leave my tall stature to Bet Hamilton. I, Jane Cragan, do leave my friendliness to Carolyn Yarborough. I, Ollie Davenport, do leave my Presidency of the Junior Music Club to Mary Agnes Clark. I, Mary Dawson, do leave my best-all-around ways to Mary Lou jones. My responsibility of the Student Council to a capable Junior. 1 I, Imogene Douglas, do leave my talkative ways to Janet Byerly. I, Dorothy Fumes, do 'leave my bangs to June Hunter. I, Onalee Gardner, do leave my pretty hair to Marlene Porter. I, Betty Goodman, do leave my absence slips to Frances Dickens. I, Evelyn Gunter, do leave my job at Mack's to Lib Spivey. I, Nancy Gunter, do leave my dignity to Susie Gladden. I, Mildred Harrington, do leave my sweet smile to Iackie Mcliayden. I, Betty Harton, do leave the office for Mrs. Seymore. lane Heins, do leave my flowing wit to Billy Heins. My big feet to Margaret White. Nancy House, do leave my arguing ways to Margaret Pruett. I, Emily Howard, do leave my sweet disposition to my sister, Martha. I, Louise Hudson, do leave my studious ways to my sister, Robena. I, Lois Ingram, do leave my position on the basketball team to my sister, Louise. I, Mary Sue Ingram, do leave my love for music to Erving Covert. I, Carolyn Isaacson, do leave my sweet voice to Barbara Joyce. I, Iackie johnson, do leave my speed in typing to Roy Cushion. I, Esther Langley, do leave my sweetness to Betsy Sutton. I, Marlene Ledwell, do leave my cute ways to Harriet West. I, jo Ann Livingstone, do leave my quietness to Ieanette Godfrey. I, Lois McIver, do leave my funny ways to Joyce Woolard. I, Mary Lou McKenzie, do leave my jokes to Louise Cameron. I, Sarah Pruett, do leave my Editorship of the Annual to anyone who will have it. My versatility to Pansy Riddle. I, Marie Smith, do leave my personality to Jessie Ann Rice. I, Eva Sutphin, do leave the Home Economics Lab in Miss Fischel's care. I, Bertha Williams, do leave my ability to icrk sodas to Sammy Ingram. I, Anne Woffard, do leave my position in Mack's to Faye Womack. I, Franny VVhite, do leave my athletic ability to Mary Lou and Pallie. My car I'll keep. I, Bennett Barksdale, do leave my quiet ways to Harold Adcock who can use them. I, D. C. Cameron, do leave my position on the track team to Johnny McBryde. Frederic Crawford, do leave my corny sayings to Donnie Seawell. Lynn Cashion, do leave my artistic ability to Kathryn Keith. The T.A.C. goes to Erving Covert. I, C. N. Castleberry, do leave my witty ways to Billy Heins. My ability in athletics to Max Williams. I, Bobby Cline, do leave my craziness to Leonard Helton and my smallness to Dudley Knight. I, Hubert Cotton, do leave my betting ways to jerry Miller. I, Paul Dickens, do leave my manly physique and position on the football squad to lack Murchison. I, Lelon Ellis, do leave my position on the football squad to Pete Lloyd, my car I'll keep for myself. I, Ilomer Faulk, do leave my athletic ability to Sam McNeill, my many girls I'll keep for myself, if I can. I, S. D. Griffin, do leave the shop to Mr. Ilulbert. I, Bean Gilliam, do leave my cuteness and ability in sports to Roger Bradley. I, ll. C. Gilliam, do leave my intellectual and arguing ways to Tommy Bramc. A I, Buddy Heins, do leave my basketball ability to Russell Wicker. I, Robert Holcomb, do leave my versatility to anyone who deserves it. I, David Hunter, do leave my car to my sister, Grace, my very efficient help in shop goes to Gene Womack. I, Vemon Isenhour, do leave my title of Mr. S. ll. S. to anyone who is chosen for the honor. My ability in sports I'll leave to Sanford High. as President It I, I. If Page Twenty-two L . ......t..4.'.. . . -' I, Gene Johnson, do leave my place on the Student Council to Edwin Farrell. I, Julian Loving, do leave my basketball ability to Mickey Davenport, with that also goes my lanky frame. I, Billy Miller, do leave my personality plus to Ralph Harrington. I, Ray McDonald, do leave my good looks to Russell Wicker. To Alan Chilton I leave my position on the football team. I, Grady Pardue, do leave my place as manager of the basketball team to Fred Lawrence. I, Worth Pickard, do leave my ability to play baseball to any lucky fellow who loves baseball as I do. I, Iohn D. Porter, do leave my speed to the incoming Senior Class. I, Wilson Quick, do leave my big frame to Harold Beck. I, Duncan Redditt, do leave my position as President of the Senior Class to Lewis Mcllryrle. I, Albert Rose, do leave my tall, slim stature to Duncan Mclver. I, Waylon Sasser, do leave my position on the baseball mound to Paul Lucas. I, Ray Shaw, do leave my car to Dudley Knight. I, Bohhy Sloan, do leave! Bly car I'll take with mc. I, Billy Spivey, do leave the shop in Mr. llulhert's care. Sam gets mv curly hair. I, Charles Warner, do leave my dumbness to Arthur Helton. I, Curtis Womack, do leave my trumpet to Roger Morrow. CLASS HISTCDRY The echo of the school'marm's bell rings in our ears as we, the Seniors of 1949, remember our first day at dear ole Sanford High. In the year of 1945 we, as Sub-Freshmen, were beginning the best years of our lives, however, at the time we did not realize it. To begin our schooling, we had as our leader, Mr. E. R. Smith who backed our class officers. President, Vernon lsenhour, Vice-President, Bobby Hartnessq Secretary, Betty Harton. By the time 1946 rolled around we Freshmen felt that we were now a part of S. H. S. We chose as our President, Vernon lsenhourg Vice-President, Gene Iohnsong Secretary, Bobby Hartnessg Treasurer, Bill Gilliam. This year we had as our leader, Mr. M. A. McLeod whom we shall always cherish as our understanding friend. ln the year of 1947 many of us had the honor of being chosen waiters and waitresses of the Sophomore Class for the junior-Senior Banquet. We chose as officers to lead us through this year: President, Billy Miller, Vice-President, Gene johnson, Secretary'Treasurer, Billy johnson. Again we began our year with a new leader, Mr. E. P. Pearce, who served us until the end of our high school career. Before we knew it the year of 1948 had come and we were Juniors. We enjoyed the junior- Senior Prom which we had planned in Plantation style for the Seniors. Our Junior play, 'iliminy Cricket, was a big success. Our leaders were: President, Vernon lsenhour, Vice-President, Gene johnson, Secretary-Treasurer, joe Sprott. The Seniors chose from our class as their Junior Marshals: Vernon lsenhour and Sally Cadell, Chiefsg Grady Pardue, Robert Holco b, Curtis Womack, Marlene Ledwell, Marie Avery, and Sarah Pruett. VVe had the honor o choosing the Student Council President from our class for the year of 1948-49. The candidates were Buddy Heins, Mary Dawson, and Grady Pai-due. Mary Dawson won the election and she was the first girl in S. H. S. history to become President of the Student Council. It is now 1949 and we, as Seniors, are bidding farewell to the wonderful times which we have had. We chose as our President, Duncan Reddittg Vice-President, Grady Pardueg Secretary, jackie Johnson, and Treasurer, Sally Caddell. Our Senior play and junior-Senior Prom were big successes. The memories of S. H. S. will linger with us always and we wish all who come to take our places the very best in everything. . SALLY CADDELL AND BOBBY CLXNE, Historians U Page Twenty-three I B, jlne Leaf of ffl off?-ninerri . . l'. an i SQHLPJ Vunwcm lslawuoun S,u.l.Y CVTAIJIDIELI. Pugv 'I1ll'l'llI1'f Zgaif ofizflbffzfj Xmjffiai f mu Ilmczczs lhwxlomn MCIJUNALD -Imui Ilums C. N. CiASTLlll3liRl In 1' -lvll'l'llf1'Ki.X fwf Wim! .fyLlA A156 y K Nfl I F ,, V. J EM NIARLENE LEDVVELL BILL CYILLIAM IIOMER FAULK FRANCES Wurrxa 1711.510 Tu'c'z1ly.xv1 yfwwf fqzraonadfff wwf -Qrzfefzzcfuaf Mmzlu S1xl1'1'u BILL115 M1I 1-1a1z NHLIDIREIJ llfxnnlwcrmw II. Cf CIILLI lu L Vl4ll'L'll13 L'iALflIf ymodf lllelwafili ywodlf jn iwcee GR 1 x x x xr mv--- IIERAI' llouzmm SARAH PMIETT NANCY HOUSE PAUL IDICKENS Page rFll7CV'1f1 l1fVlC JUNIOR CLASS IfVI'IS NIc'IIm'n1f ,. Inwm I'.Xl!IKIf.I.l .. .nw II1lmm.la .,...,... , Pxx NI.xm' 'I IIUIINIUN IIIANQ Ima Ilmly OIIICEIIS 'r IJI'L'SIlIL'IlI PrL'si4Ic1'1I SUcr'vInr'a I'C!lSII7'L'I' MARSHALS ROGER BRADLEY Chief Chief MARGARET I I. I IA1m1Nc:'roN RUSSELL WICTKER IVIARGARET PnuE1 r LEWIS INICBRYDE -IANET BYERLY EDWIN FARRELL IVIARY AGNES CLARK I I KEIXIP BALDWIN IIENNETI' IIARKSDALE FIIULL BEAL IVIARY BENSON JUNIORS ROGER RRADLEY 'llmlxlrxlx' RRARIE RONALD Rnmczus EDWARD Rnoous NVILLIE BURNS 'IANET BYERLY MARY fXc:NEs QYLARK Do'l rx' QTLEIXIINIER l3E'Vl'x' ,IEAN C1.1NE RE'1 l'x' REID COLE XVAYNE CTROVVSON FRANCES IDICKENS lI,xRo1,n Down Envvfxun FARRELL PETE I7REE1x1.-xN Lou1sE GAS1 ER ANN CQLASS RILEY CRJIJLEY l:lIL'I'0N QLREGSON NORMA JEAN CLUNTFIK JUNIORS CQENE I IAUKNIA' MAnc:,xnE'r ll. HARIXINL mrx RALPH llAmz1Nc:'l'oN l31L1.x' I IEINS LEUNARIJ IIELTON CERACE IIUNTER CLENE IILITCIIENS LOUISE INUHAM KA'l'1lm'N KEHII 'l.IIOIXlAS LEE PEIE LLOYD VIOIINNY AICBRYIJL LEWIS IXlcl3m'm5 lJuNc:AN Mclvun SAM IXICYNEII, -'ACK Mu1v.c:n1soN ANN Ncmms I lfxum' Ncmms ANN Pfxnmz BOYD Pfmmsu J U N I 0 R S llonm' P.x'l'l'lfnsuN CAuo1,x'N l'l2'1'lx' AIAIIGARITI' PRllli'l'I UIUHNNY l11f,.xx'l1s -Ixassui ,NNN llluf. IHNSY RIDIHJQ IMQNNIIQ Inu Numan CXAIXIIJS SIMMONS Imax Sllfvxrws llmxm' S1 IfXX'M1l M,-mx' .IVAN 'l'mm1.-xx lllllu' XX'.x1.mc'1f Hmmm' XX'1fsu ll,'xnm1f.'l XVINI M.'xnc:.xlu1'1 .XNN XX'lu'uf -llmmv XVu'1ufn lhlssul. XVlc'lu5n MM XV111 mms hlovcfla XVum ,um LXXIIOI, YAIUXOIROIIUII ll I 'jx ,n- ' SOPHOMCRE CLASS Ol5l5lClQBS Pau n. Smxek . . ........... .... l 'resirleril IIUIIN Pfxnxu .. ..l'ir'e Piusirluzzi lJ1iLMA AlUSIil! . . . . .Seervlorri IJoNNiii NICIIULS .. .. .'liv'eus1o'er MILMBEBS CIBLS liirsi row: .Ieanette Gocllirey, llorotlly Buellanan, Frances Miteliell, Martini foggins, Sara lore. Martini llowarrl, l.ois l7isl1. Second row: Vlaniee VVl1ite, Geneva Craig, Bolxena llnrlson, Barlvara Gilliam, Barbara VVl1itel1eaLl, Martha Minter, Vivian Spivey. 'lllzirrl rmr: Clarissa Griffin, Nancy Loving, Mandy Braeken, Sarah Mason, Vivian Biclenliour, Odessa Glarlclen. liourtli row: .Iaekie Nleliaclyen, Margaret Ann Stone, Lu Ann Thomas, llelen Powers, -Iaekie Bives, .lean Mecllin. Mary Alice Epps. liiflli row: Pallie Stack, Mary Lon jones, Carolyn Yarborougli, llelveeea llarrington, Marie Mason, Nancy Berryman, Margaret VVielaer. BOYS First rmv: llarolrl Beck, Leroy Beal, George Curry. ll. C. Moretl, Bieharcl Cotton, lJCllllLl Moser, VValter Tyler, Rr-irl tjlillllllll. Second row: llarry Cotton, Bolmlmy Brown, li, Camas, Donnie Nielmols. Sannny Ingram, llolu-rl Gunn, Bobby 'Ioe Key. Tlzirrl row: Natlian frissinan, Bolvln' Matthews, john Parke, 'Iinnny Carlclell, Donnie Sewell, Bolmlxy Baker, lfozirfli row: llarolrl Acleoek, Taylor Davenport, llaele Sanrlers, Paul Lucas, Frecl l.awrenee, Alien lllllCl1, jesse Parsons. l,NvLIL' 'Ili1ll'iY six Page Thirty sewn I'II'NI FRESHMAN CLASS OI7IiICE.IIS SAM SPIVI x' Illlll in piclirivi ,. , ...,. I :un L It XAMN IJ.-wus ..........., ,..,.. I :cu-I lui e Sunni I Y ML'I'.xm I N ,. ...SL'CV'L'Illl'1 'I mimi 1. MIZMISIQIIS GIRLS mir: IILlI'IJilI'Rl Mcluirlguml, Nurinai Suv AIUITII, XVIIIIQ Mun' Alurrlwux Cirur Imurx Inav XV11iimcIa, Marv I1-1' I,llII1iIL'XlL'I', Iu1Ix' IIi11scm, Cvntliizi Sliulw, Iunc Illlnur Sunni mu Iiraiiiccs Kviiiicnly, Puggy I'.irIwr. IIuIvy VI'11l11aicI4, IIaii'Imrzi Smith, I3zirImrzi Burns, IIIIIIL YII'IJOl'lll v I-rr-Ivn Ihirns. Iliiril mir: Cizimlvii IJmvcI, Iiaitlicrinc SIIIIVCY, Ccnuvu Burgess Alu Crixsm n I'Ixic Cluiilvr, Inu Ilimvii. I'vUlII'III mir: Nnrinii 'Ioan FJILIIIQ, -Immun IIoIcIcr, IXIIQL Scott NIL ui Naiiicx' ilims. Anno ll: max, Ilim-I ciLlIT4lII, Susic flIziLILIL'n. I'Iif1Ii row: Nzmux Swixu Mir urn , Il I I , Iiciiiicaly. 5IiirIn'y Ali-Iiulyr-ii, Iilwiiwi' Brinlgcs, Sum .Icnn CfuIc, -Iuain Ilurringtcm MIIQIFLQI IIILI 4 sim. Sixth NI.irIa'm' I'in'lci'. I'li'xI Niiiicv, Nllll, I K ImrIn Iliylil I,vu'is IIIIIIINHI Ibillir- rnut Nalin Iinxis, III-lun QiuX'L'l'l, Ilrmai .Ivan Remo. Sylvia! IXIUIIIIIII II III'1ll'I In U. BOYS mir: 'Iimmy Grim, Ilriimlrl XViIIizum, IELIYI May, Ihilmlay Cum-IIa, Clix I3 :IX xl x CiIziwwn XN'iIIizil11s. IIuImv:1't Stmw, I3iIIY TVICL S0cm'1fI ww: I'mInIvy IILIIKIIIIIN Iru 1 JLIIJY 'I'-MII, IIimImImv IIIIILIIC, Ilrricc Briducs, Iimmv IIinn1mt, Gan' IIurgc i . , Tl - . . s Xlills, Ifrul XVIIIQIL: Iicnnv IIXIIIIIIUIIS, .Inu Clinv, Marvin HcuLIy, Ire mipn VVix .-A Ifuiirili mir: Ihilwlmxi Iiurns, Inku Ciimplwll, Iulmnv Ellis. Nurmun Iuuw idx lu Chrilwi' Ymv, -Iurry' NIiIIn-r. IiifII1 row: Ray Cuiitci, Henry IILIII, III is ll X in 1, ISIIIV ciliAlIII.1lI'lI, IIziII1I1 CiriI'I'ii1, Clviin Irv, Ii. II. IIAIITIIIQIUII. IfcIcIiL' I'1sLI1i 5 r SIi.m'. C I.iucIc C,I.iLInIcn. I3iIIx' Simllicrn, Ilairrx' LIIIIILI, 1XIIxit Ilixis. N IX Si Slmux. Iiillv IIn'rmIivii, IIICIl.Il'lI XXI-In IJIILIK' Iliiili VIQIII 'Tv Przgz' 'fllirly ni EIGHTH GRADE Iilllll Ii.XlZlil 1 1' 'l111111w .... ,,.,,4 I 'rumlffpif P. XY. XX'1s1' Crm! in 11i1'I111'1'1 . ...... IIi1'vI'r1'xi1I1'11l 9111111 1 1 C'111111 ll ......,.. ......,.... . ..Sm-1'ul111'1''l'1'u11x111'v1' NIIQKIISICIIS CQIIIIS Iirxt 1'u11': SI1i1'I1'1' K'.11I1I1'II, C'I1'41 II11111L'1', lh-111 IAILI Nalicv. Daisy Norris, IILIIII1 II11LIs1111. Mary lxllli 1'X11s1i11. -I1'1111i1' C'a111pI11'II, l41'1111cL's May, 'I11 XXIII! KI11ttI1cws, NAIIICY II11wI1111nI. SI1c1'1'1 IILILILI, Svunnl mir: 9I1i1'Iv1' II11II.1111I. NlJIAIll.I VIIIIUIIILIS, IJYAIIICCS Davie., l311l1l1v Luc SL'11g1'111'us, lf11I1'c11 SI11111: SI1i1'I1'v XX'iIIia111s, Marx' II11 XYats1111. 'l'l1i1'1I 1'u11': Mimi Suwcll, I5a1'u XVicI11'r, P11131 II1'1111'11, McII1a II111' I3r1111'11, Marx' III'llI1L'l'N I5.IIis, Sara N1111 Ilurns, 'l11Iia Crcgsuii. I7m11'II1 fn11': SvI1'ia lillix. YIQ11111' C11111'11, ll1'111'1'a G11cI11'i11, I.1111isc LiAlll1L'I'llll, I3ctI1 ciLll1IL'I', ixllll IIr1111I1s. I7if!11 V'Ull'Z Cfarulvii IIa1'Ii11vx. Iilllll Ilarlalcx' 'I'I111111as, Iuvcu Iicllv, I3k1l'IJil1'il llivcs, iXIilI'gIll'CI l'1111'crs. I'a11I111u I11I111s1111. I'L'gg1' C'.1111pI11'II, Iirttc II.1111iIt11i1. SLUI1 1'u11': Kutic KJILIIIAIIH, Iilizabg-II1 SI11111: I V Ilctw Sllilllll, Ilaisv Mac Nurris, 1'XIIi1'1- U'NL'11I, I,111'vcIitI1 IIar1'is. SUVUHII1 ru11': IlilI'I52lI'1l M111'g1111. Dluvq- Cux, I:.llL:k'lII1l U'I1i1'1'. Nancx' C'a1'11I 'I411zI1I, S1'I1'ia IIIIU, Iictlx' .Ivan iXIcCI1'11111', -I111'uc S111i1I1. liigliilz l'Ull'1 IIIIIII VIIZIIIIIII. fxllll I51'I'1'I1', Iicllx' 'Ivan KIIILI. Ncltin' IILIIII Outcii, Ig.II'Illlf.l PAll4Ixk'I', IJ111'11tI1v I11g1'a111, -Iuwv II11Iw1'tx. Niall: 1'n11': Doris Iil'L'N'L'l', IillII1 A1111 K1-llv. lxllll II1111sC, -I1'.111 'I1111-11'111'1I11'. ilunlfz 111112 I1-.111 II1111a1'1I. C I11'iati11c II11It, Naiicx' AILIIIIIUXYS, SaIIv 9a11cI1'1's. II1'1l1 -I1-.111 IXIIIQIII. IIOYS Ifirxt 1'o11': II11I1v1't C'.11'i11ux, 'I'I111111as XX'1111111cI1, l'I1:11'I1's .luI111s1111, -Icjsc I'ascI1aII, Iirllvn' I7111'11c-. IIicI1a1'mI NIx1I11'11u11u', .li1111111 I,111'c, 5.1111 II.1rcI1'. SL'cn111I m11': I.i111Iv AILILT, 1XII11'1'l lxlILfllL'Ix. l'I1.11'I1x I3L1I1. 5' clia , I 'l'IX'l'I .XI41L'c. QIINIIAICS P1111I1-, U'I31'i.111 II1111'Ia11cI. I'I1ir1I l'Ull'Z IIiII1 , 111I1x, l111I M 1 I1 IillI'IiIlt'1ICI, Cl1'.11I1' IJ111151111, XN'aI1I11 Manlciux. IiIL'I11lI'LI K1-Ilv, .I11I11111v Gross. 'Ia111cs .'X1111111111N. I' XV XV II1111I1I P111111 III M1II1 IMI 1 I1111I IJ1 II OI111 Ir1111tI1 1111 1I I cal, L4 s, 'ggv 4 L . nm' 7 U, 111111 'r. 'i ' 1' ': X aux II1lI'I7L'l'. Il1111aIcI liuiitur, XV11x'11L- IcI..lIlll5I7L'II, liI1a1'In's Craig, Iiugvr Nlirrruxv, II11IxI11' SLISSUIA. Pal I Y I U IIc'r111Iu11. I7if!I1 1'1111': Imx' li11igI11, .Ii111111x' I1ivcs, X1'1'111111 Iicllv, LIIILIVIUS XNIIIS1111. I111Imc1't li11IIi11s, ' ' ' ,111 CUIL IwlLlI C'11I11i11 I71' II I11I111111 II11uu1'1t. Sixlfz 1'1111': l1r.1x11111 Cl1'.1I1.1111, I1iII1' Imlavk, In I I v 1, 1 1 ' . 1'1Q1 ' l F T I Q UIC. I111 91'xw111x, rar- Y 1 V l , 1 h 1 , In-rl I1-11x1111, 91'1'1'11ll1 111111: I111111111' C,g1xI111111, II11I1I11 Il'llI'IllXk', I'l't'II lmlIIl'l'X'. I1a1'111-1111I QI1.11I1-N Ix1'11111'1Ix. Ihqc I511111 Vnrqz' l'm'M luv' W! 151 A ' F bv I . -1, a 04 04 J A ' - -B V W Z A A ef '::: F M !, 'fy-Q' - I I Q Q ox 957 f- Vs al ii -.3 ,,,, 22,-1? K I I I Page Forty-four STUDENT COUNCIL First row: Mary IJLIXVSOII, Edwin l:2lI'I'CH, Pnnsv Ricldlc, N12lIlLlV Bracken, Gene johnson, Dottv CYICIDIHCF, Miss l'is- f cllcl. SUCOIIKI row: ROV Neil Knight, Curolvn llmvcl, Urnclx Dawson, Sammy lngfnnm, .lcssic Parsons, Ruth I3. VTIIUIHLIS, Putsxf Pvc, ludv Ilinson, Marie Avcrv. Tlzird rmv: Nr. U cwlL'Ii1IHCl', l'lmn'cr IJQILIHQ, Bobby YVCSL' hilly Millcr. MAJORETTES CjIUClill'iSL'I -Iune Hunter, Frances Dickens, Dottie fiein- 'r, Bennie Lou Hicive, Nunev Loving, Suiiv fucicieii, I- 4 3 . urissal Criiiin, hly XVn1nueiQ V ff' i rf' 0,111 .A a rl! urn' W SANFORD HIGH SCHOOL BAND .xI1IjIlI'L'HL'.NI ICJXU XVrn111lcl4, 'Irma' lluntcr, Sully Cndclcll. Clarissa Grimm. Nancy lminlg, Unity cxIL'l11I11L'l', ITIALIIICCS Uickcns, Bonnie Inu Ridgc. I'-MSI rmr: lfrxing C'm'vrI, llillx' XN'l1itc, .lcrry Stewart, Nznwy Carol Todd, fxl1ll'lh.1 nlggixms, llulvlmy Salsscr, Uxviglu Culc, P. NV. YVCSI, Mary Lou vloncs, Ccnc llzlcklwv. IBUIINLI Moser, .lUl1l1l'lf Mcllrydc, IIQOITIIIIY Pructl, llurulcl Bock, Reid cndlhllll, Roy lxniglml, Ihr llcrmlfm, Uululux llllrns. SL'CUllt1 row: Pnllic Stuck, Louisc Custer, Mario . V . , - , . Xwrx, l'lI'l11Ql In-gm Huw, lllllx' llcmclrm. l'l'cdcr1c Cfrnwlmll, XVLIXHC C,m11pbcll, Bnllx HllI'IxllL'2lCI. llwygcr Mm'mxx'. Uillx' Xvulson, Bobby Stewart, Curtis VVrmmck, Clmrlcs C mig. 'l'l1inl ww: Xllcn l5incl1, Ralph llurrington. Holwrt Benson, Vlqnylor IJ1lYCl'lP0l'l. Iummv C Jalclcll, lJ.mlm' Scxwll, Paul l.LlCLl5, Roger Ul'zlcHL'x'. SZIIHIUX' ll1Ql'ill1l. X'YlX'llll1 . . . , . , w l11clc'11I11nl1', Ulllv l,.lXL'I1lHUl4I, Umumlcl c,llX'L'I', Lum CXLISIIIUII, llohlw loc Ixcv. Lrnclx I,.ll'KllIl', I'.1lll Ilig-Lum, llillx S!lLIIIlL'l'l1, l-cm1u11l llclton. I'-,rig lh'm'vrs: Palsy Pwr, Hvlly' -loam Colm Aluycc XfVuulz1l'cl. Inf 111111 six 11-mu 3 f, ll - a ww ,M..xN11,,,-L-M SANFORD HIGH SCHGOL GLEE CLUB I'II'SI I'lIlI'I IIUIJ XVIISOII, ILCIXYQIIACIS IIr1111I4s, No1'11111 -Icun CILll'IfCl', I3111'I1z11'11 Ilurns, 1XI1111qI1' I3I'LlCIiCI1, Ollie D11x'c11p411-t, .I1111ct I?1I'Cl'Iy, EI1111 I31'iLIgcs. IXIlIl'IOI'IL' RCIIITCKII. Ilx'cI1'11 II111'11s, CIz11'iss11 C11'1III11, ,X1111 Class, Nancy I Iousc, Mary IJz1wsc111, .Iunc I Iuntcr. II111' IV1111111cI4, IIu111c1' I5z111II4, .Ir1I11111x NIcI31'1'cIc, I3c1I1I1y Cline. SUCUJHI m11': I3iII-1 XVIIIILICC, I3iIIx' I Ivins, Clc11cx'11 Crniv, A1111 Norris, I3cttx' I3oI1I1itt, C1'ic1' ID0XK'CI'S. I3111'I1111'.1 , rw , AIL'I'1ll'ILIIILI, IILIIAIULIIII Ioycc, I3stI1c1' I,iII1gIL'I', Lois I11g1'11111. IIz11'1'ict Wfcst, Lcmuisc I11g1'11111, NIZIVQLIIACI A1111 VVI1iIL'. C0110 IILIL'IxI1Cy, Ilrving Cm'c1't, Roger I31'z1LIIC1'. ,I'I1ir1I 1'UlI'I Il111111iQ S1-well, R11II1I1 IILIl'I'Il1gIOI1, ELIWI11 Iiz11'1'CII. Nancy' Spivcy. SLIIXI I,r11'C. Ilmttx LIICIIIIIICII C11rc1I111 Y2Il'I30I'0LIgIl. Mary Agnes Clark, .Iunc CIIIIQLII1, C111'oIy'11 Is1111csu11. bIz1cI4Ic IXICIIQILIYCII. SI1i1'Ic1' AIcI311cI1'c11, N41111111 .ICLII1 IJQILIIIQ. Betty I311I4c1'. -Icssic ,X1111 IIICI: NI1111 IIIIITYIIIIUII IICIISOIT. Ii11tI11'v11 KCIII1. IELILILII' IIci11s, IIUSSQII XfViCI4c1'. I,!lIL:l' I'Ir11'I1'.w1'q'1I JUNIOR MUSIC CLUB Inxl mu: XI.ux Suv Inglxlm, OIIIL' I74nn'l1pm'1, sun, IIc'nniv Inu IIimIgn', -Iamct IIxurIx Iffmlh mu IxuII1rx'n Iiz'lII1, ,Man Nurrix, Klzlrv .Ngnvs l'IzlrI4. SUUIIIIII .IZIIICS Ilvins, luis IIIQIYIIII, KI.l1'iu .'Xx'c'1'x I Inu. XIQII-4.111-I XYIIIW, l'.uwIxn Is.u.uw+:n Xnncx' Ilnuw. Ilvttc C'nIc. I ijtI1 Vout III-tix' IIuIwIuIl1. I IIIIIN IImx mI Ihllv IIiIIxl'I'. In-win' :Mm Iliw, Ilwltx' c4Il'IlIIIN'l'. VIIIIHI Marx' Ilzlwscm, I,-vuiw Ingram. Misx I ,nI111 I III IIIIILIIW Inu IIl:1'In'l Uvnwl. XXIII! KII.1m, xI.lI'X' pI'IHlI'IIIUI1 IIUI1 IIIvIcI. MELCDIANS Imul wuz' Ilwmm- 9cxx:'II, I3iIIx XXHIIIQM-, IIuIu sg-II IViL'IxL'l', IIiIIx IIcina. IIIJIVII mu Ialxxm I Il XX'iIwn, IIuIwImx flimg -Iulmm NIL-IIIMIL-, Ilugvr rvII. Ilomcr I'AIllIIx. Ixrxing Clrxul I4IxxmI IIIMIII-I. Swrnlfl mir: Yvrummm Iscnlmmlly IIa1IpI1 I3rfmI4s. IIIIIIIIQIHII, flcm' II4wIXm'x, IIucIcIy IIcins. IILIS ' Nr Irnly 1'1LgIrl JUNIOR GLEE CLUB lim! Vr1u': ciCllL'Yll liuciwin, Ann l3x'c1'ix', iiul'imi'gi Kicici, Pkllliilit' -Iniinssm. l7n11V11l mir: .llIL'ixii' liivvs, Marx Xlurgglli. SCL'OlIlI rout Aicnnic Cznnpimcii. c1ill'lViYll llnciv Aiicv Epps, Sziraiim AILISUI1, .Iczm iimvzmi, Ciizirius Craig HCV. Svivia lliiis, Aiiicc O'Nv:ali, Nmliin iimiuns, Beth' z'Xii1L'i't Aclcouix, Ciiimi'ics Eilimalnks, Louisa' Czinlcrun .lcam Knight, Hoiuiw Luc SC2lgl'1JYL'S, Aiuvcc fox, iluvc Fifth Voir: AiklI'QlklI'L'T Ann Stuiw, Miss Nvwsuiiic, Ami XVickcr. Tllirzi rout Doris lircwcr, Pcggv Cmiiphcil. liwusc. Marv -Io U'zitm11. Ann limuks. Bctli Cuntcr. Uluiiai Grvgscxii, iictlx' -iL'2ll1 :maui air -1 .f DRAMATICS CLUB Vim! rmr: Univ Vilmt, llwnuic Niciwis, lh-ltx' llfminimitt, Fifilz mir: lim' Cfzisiiimi, l'i'ccic'1'ic c4l'LlXYi.lll'li. i:I'ilI1L'Cw Curtis Xv1llllLlL'ii. Svcomi mir: Paul iliciwm. Nzmcx' Uiciwns, icmiuim' iirziinc, Martini iiuwailli, iiiiiv VVHI- i,m'im'. Anim' i'Lii'i1c. Iiiilwlw uc KQV, limmx' Clruss. sun. Silllllifllffi Mrs. ciHUliI'iCil, Bkll'iDill'LI i,2lI'iiCI'. loam i - . N' , . . 1 ' . - 1 5, . w , , ' llzmi mir: Qwiwvii C-rung, liuimvrt Gunn, llutiv Cami- li'ucwm'riw, Sziiiv Szimicrs, CfiilI'lSSZI Cvriiim, llziruini man, Alkiflilil Nlintcr, SLIIIIIHY Ingram, 'iiuii iicui. l'o11VIl1 Heck. rmr: ,loam Niccliin, NIZITV Alcan Tlmmus, -Im'L'L' VX'u41iLii'1i, Suulvzl: Suruli Pructt, licnnic Lou Ridge, Marie Avcrv, Ann Glass, liimgcm' Douglas. Nalin' misc. Marx' Agnus Clark, Bcttv llukcr, .luiwt l3w:rlv, Milclrucl llnrringiun. Nlaurgurut Pructt. T T lfwcc lYuulail'cl, Szlllv Cilclcicll, Alamo ClI'ilQ,2Il1. Sll'l1IlliII4L1l l2lI1SV lxiclcllc, livttv flinc. Miss vlalliics, lrumxw lYliitu. -In-Ann liivingstrmc, Luis Mclvcr, Marv llwrntnn Ilcnsun, Mun' Iluwsun, Ann Norris, .IL-Qsiu Ann llicc. Ollie llzlvclipmwt. Mm l'm'risli, Nuncv Davis, Alurli-no Purtcr, B2H'l72Il'1l Gilliam, Munclv llmclacn. l:I'3lI1CL'5 Mimi-In-Il Xlnric Maxim. .Iucly llinsun, Lu Ann Tlminzns, Marjuric Kcnmwlv, llurlmra -luvcv. llvntliizx Slmpu Slmirlux' Mclfiulycxi, Sum Lure, Billie Yarlwrmigli, llzirlmm Burns, Luis liisli, XVillic Mac Kluttlicws Viviun Spivvy. SCIENCE CLUB First row: 'Ioyee Smith, Frances Uzivis,C.oiee11 Stone, Bobbi' Cole. Robert Cziviness. I7o1n'rl1 mir: Vernon lilimlnetii Stone. Second row: Bruce Forncs, Pete Llovci, Kellv, Donald Oliver, -Iolinnv Baggett. Itclclie lliwlizill. lolinnv Gross, Roger Morrow, Dwight Cole, Bobbv Fifth row: Miss Tuvlor, D. C. Caincron, -Icrrv Miller. 1 iiluteiiens. Third ww: Jirnmv Love, XXZIVIIC Night, LANDSCAPE Y Top to iwttom, first row: Albert Davis. George Wcmmaek, Sam McNeill. Second row: Harry Gurry, iK2lf'IH0l'ld iX1eDonaid, Leroy Beal, Iimmy Cotton, Gene johnson, Harry Gole, Milton Johnson, lluroici Acieoek, Max Willialiis, Gene Bobbitt. Pugc Iiifiy-one GIRL' SPORT CLUB I11xl 1'1111': Xl1111i N1-u1'II.SI111'11-1 l:11l1l1'll, Sllillm Ihlmlml. Nlurx' Hixvs, 111.111 ll11l1l1-13 Xliuc Nlclxcl, lu-1111 H11111-1. H,11l1,11.1 X1111 X11x1i11, -lun-1' lu-II1, V11-11111' H1111-11. l'I1-11 Il11111c1'. lf.li1l1 Slllilll. lillll 1r111': Iugn-11111 XU1111-, Il111I1 l.1111111. S1Ixi.1 I'111-. lI111Ls1111. l11,1 ,Im-311 Nl111'1'1s, -111.111 U11l1ln'ux, 111110 lll111lc1'. Num-1 l':11'11l 'l111l1l, lh-lax NHII1111, Ruth l3.11l1l1-x ll11:111.1N, S1'111111l 11111': li.11l1:11.1 Xl1'l'.11l11111l. XI.11x lm' l'411111Iux11'1', Dain XI111'g:11'1'l I'11uv1's. Sixlll 1'1111': Clricr Pc111L'1's. X1111 Lamps. N.11.1 Xl.:1- X11111x, X1'1li1' ll111l1 U111111. SLIUILX lL111l1l. Nulwx lL1111'l:1111l. 101111 11110, 9111111 Xluflill, l1'm.1 ,l1':111 Huw. Ruth X1111 Kcllx. SI111l1'x U'1lli.1111x, l1.11111's .XI.1x. ll1i1'1I 111111: -lmu' ll11lw1'lN. 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S1'1'1'11If1 111111: I1iLl1:111l N 1-Imxlcr. -lurk lllvs. ll:11'1x 1:1111-1 , l11111111x i11sl111111, Iwnl C.111lu111. lu-ml C1mlI1'u1. llulu-11 H1-11x1111 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Ifirsl mir, my In Ilotlunl: Evcivn Gunter, Ilurutiiv Iiatlicrinc Sliavur. Susie CIacIcIL'n, IIL'Icn Puxvcrs. VIIIIIVII ru 11, Imrisr' Caster, lhiluluir- DIUIHISUII, Naurx' Capps, row: Pcggv Ann Parkcr. .Ianicc Wlrirc, IILIIW XYui1iaL'Ii, I lIw Spirvv. IIIAQIIICCS Iivliiicciv, IiL'lN1IC Inu IIILIQC. AIicL' Incl Stuvciis. Fourtli row: Margarvt Wir-Im-, l'.rrnIvn sxman, ci1'IIl'X'1I IillI'QL'i, Miss I7isuIicII. SUCUIIII row: Ilmvci, Hsin' ciLlllICI4. IIurIcm' Sultun, KIIIQIIUI IiICII2II'QI5Hl1, Lou Hrmvn. BETA CLUB Irmzl mir: Marx Dawsmr, 'Iam' Cragan, Ilctty Iiam, Kathryn Keith, I2cIwin IiarrcII, Marx I3 lIxL'I', Miss Leona Sasscr, Nanci I Iuusc. Ser-will Ilwrnmn Ilcnson, Ollie Ilarcnpurt. ,Nun Norris, mir: IuII Ik-al, Irvnlvric l'rawIorcI. II. C. CHI- BIiIcIrccI IIarringtcm. Page Ififlv lIz1ee JCDURNALISM CLUB Lim! mir: Nlarlene Ii-flwell, liarhara Uliiteheanl, llarriet VVest, Margaret Pruett, Bet Cole, lfnzzrllz mu ,Im-wiv Ann lliee, l,Yl1Ilc.1INl1lllIl, l'ilI1ilCQllIlL'I'1lIl. Suemnl llornthv liurnes, Marv Sue lnqram, Iaekie luhnsun mum Ilnlmln' Cline, Marv Agnes Clark, Bettv jean fline, .InAnn liviiigstrme. lllirzl row: Pete Freeman, lfiflli row: lirving Covert, hlarxi l,m1 XlL'KL'l1!-lL'. WILDLIFE CLUB lfirxl row: lleicl Oldham, Glenn Meliav, Capps, lfreil lawrenu-, Ilnhlmv Baker, .Iesse Parsons. VValter ilivler, Mr. llulhert. Sceoml rmr: Bennv IXITIIHOIIS. lluhhv I'atter:.nn, Duncan Nlelver, Buhbv Brown, Hiqlmrrl Cullen, liubhv Gunnella, Thmnnas Lee. Charles jnlinsnn. Tlziril row: Rilev Clndlev. Nathan Crissman. Stulws llarksclale. Hack -lulinswm, llenrv llall. H. C. Page liifty fum' Gilliam, D. Griffin. Fourth Vow: Bowl Parrish, Carol Yarhornugh, jnhn Parke. 'lanmnn' Little, Carlns Simmons, Bennett Barksdale, l'larnlcl Dowel. .limmv Caddell, VVavnc Cmwson, Gene llutchens. Fifth row: Allen Finch, H. C. More-tn. .Iohnnv Ellis, Leland Ellis. VVillie Burns, llelma Moser, Tavlnr Davenpnrt. Seated: 'lane Cilllglllk Edna CIQIIHCTOII, Bobbv Cline, Marlene Leciweil, Margaret Pruett, Marv Agnes Clark, Eval Sutpllin. Stumliiig, first row: Nlarie Smith, Marv Lou Nleifenzie, Louise Ingram, Bobby VVest, Pansy Riddle, Bill Gilliam, Bennie Bidge. Marv T. Benson, Puilie Stack, ju-Ann Livingstone, Lois Ingram. Second row: Lewis MeBrvde, Duncan Benlditt, vluek Murchison, Russell XYiul4er. Erving Covert. BIARLENE LEDWELL MAm:AnE'1' PRUETT . EDNA QBXMERON .... BIARY AGNES CLARK . Bonm' XAIEST .,... . PALLIE STACK . . BIARIE SMITH .. Bomsv CiL1NE .... BIARY 'lf BENSON .... Mus. B. EDWARDS Ll-:wus AICBRYDE .. PANCDRAMA STAFF . . .Editor-in-Chief . . .rissistmzt Editor . .Feature Ectitor . . . .News Editor . . .Sports Editor . . . . . . .Art Editor . . .Exeiznrige Editor .. .Business Manager' . . .Artvertisirzg Manager . ............ Adviser . ........... Beporter .Io-ANN L1v1Nus'i'oNE RUSSELL WICTKEII .. Lois lNc:nAixl .. BILL ci1LLIAlX1 .... BENNIE Lou BIDLQE . . EVA SUTPHIN ..... ERVING CTOVERT . LUUISE INGRAM . . 'DUNCAN BEnn1'r'r . . PANSY RIDDLE ......, BIIARY Lou BXICKENZIE ,IANE CTRAGAN .,..... .ffypist P114 . .Beportvr . .Reporter . .Beporter . .Beporter . .Beporter . .Beportcr . ,Beporter . .Reporter . . .Beportfr . . .Typist . .Tyf1iSt Q0 Fifty-fire SANDPRINTS STAFF SARAH Pl1lIE'l l', Editor SALLY CTAIBIJIZLI. IVIARIE AVERY VVuR'l'u P1uRARlm Bunny IIEINS DIANE IIEINS O1,1.1E DAVENPORT Husirzvss Mnnngvr NTAIUE Bmuus NANCY IIOUSE ROBERT IIOLCOMR BE'1 1'v BAKER FRANCES WIII'FE HG, gr 1 ll' f FE- I Q Ab I ,423 4 I 4 I if 0' .sWx 'P L ,Kg lx 9,4lR9 Kg 8 0 , 2 V' Of W., 0 A 6 e 1. E III' IIIIYI W-J we-, xifn Burn- .. QFD., 4 F' xi fn GIRLS' BASKETBALL C mm YN I XIIIIUIIUIILII ,. ...CIzmrII I I,XNl'IN XXIIIIII- .,.CIIIllI'tI K II,Xi'I IIuNl1fn ... ..I'fn'11'f1r'II xm' I Oll .IUNI s ..I'.UI'll'lII'LI I XI I II SIAVK ..,...., . ,I7m'11'4mI XI1wI'IIN1-NIINIQ YINSIW ,. ...CIUIICII xnx' I7.xwwN , ..I UI'lI'tII'II I ll ,XNN Imax ..I'4f1I'lI'1lI'II I num- INKZILXNI , ...fimml 'IIQIII Iluls Imzumm .. .wr Cn.'xc:,xN .. . . .. Ix.fx'luux'N Ixlzllu .. . ..Isxlsm11I Nm! in flu' IVICIIIVU M,-uma Ilnuxss ,... w Dm III: C,1.l1AlMl4.n .. ., I',-wsx' IIIIJIJIIS . .. I . ,IJ I NA C ,xmllalum .. .,. ..cIIIIII'II ,.CImmI IIIHIIIALLUI' ,.C.11I1rII I'-UI'lI'llI'LI I'Ul'll'lII'LI IIIIIIIILIUI' SCHEDULE ii Newport at Sanford Chapel Hill at Chapel Hill Lumberton at Sanford Rockingham at Rockingham Wadesboro at Sanford Dunn at Dunn Clinton at Sanford Hamlet at Hamlet Chapel Hill at Sanford Wadesboro at Wadesboro Laurinburg at Laurinburg Hamlet at Hamlet Clinton at Clinton Lumberton at Lumberton Rockingham at Sanford Laurinburg at Sanford Dunn at Sanford L GIRLS' BASKETBALL The irls of Sanford High School are enjoying a most successful year on the liasketball court. Paced by the accurate shooting of Mary Lou Jones, who scored 27 points in one game this year, that against Chapel Hill, the 1949 edition of the Yellow Jacket Cirlsn can be ranked as one of the best teams in this section of North Carolina. The guards, also, have shown remarkable improvement since the beginning of the season. Miss Ernestine Vinson is carrying on in a very capable manner as coach since Mrs. Horton found it necessary to give up her school work, and coaching of the girls team for the past two years. . Page Fifty-nine sV'W4'o - . Q.. KAN I9 . nf,-, BASEBALL lhmm' SI!-XX'.'Xll'I ., ...CNL'llfL'l'l',il'Il1 Mn. I I. ,X. CTI lfXlMl'l! .. .wlxmfulz llfnuflzl I lmuml: . ...Higlzl l iulJ XYM l,.xc'12 XVII 1 Lxrxw: .. ...flriclzcr XVUHIII P1144 um .., ...C'u!clu'r' I3ll.l. cQlI,l lm: .. . ..Cl1iul1uv' Hllllfl' lNn,n.xxl ,. .,.l uf! lfiulff S. ID. c2l!llfI'lN .. ...Slmrlsmy I Immun l'.XlIl K .. ...lfirsl llusv Ulu, lJm,1,xn 4. ..,...,,... I,ifL'llL'l' I1 ww Mc'llm'n1- ., ..,l'itc11ur l:lI.l. P111 MAN ... ..,Xxxiwm11! .Xlm111gw' XX'xx'1 fm Smssl-,lx ,. .... Pifcllur Cll'um:lQ.Iol1NsuN ... .,.xNSjSIlllIf Mf111ugu:' Yrnwom Isnimlmln .,. ...lfirxt lhm' lll,,,,fm gi1,N,,l,N In ' U 4Iy11,,,1,!,,. -I uk SPIYI Y ., .... Slzvrlstujv XVXIDI4 Ijllfl Us . ., ..... Cffztclzrr Nur in Ihr' l'if'1 'Af' ,I XVK XVlc'1ufn .. ,..SL'4'UlIlI lhzsv 'limi Pm' .. ...lllinl lhlw I 114' Sixty BASEBALL All in all it was a great season. For the third time in four years Sanford High School found its baseball team the champions of the Eastern Class A Conference, when it defeated ilillsboro at Siler City. The old jinx that has been upon their heels many times before caught them again, when Gray Iligh from VVinston-Salem won the State Cham- pionship. lt was a team of which Sanford Iligh School can justly be very proud. lwo ol' the team were honored when Spivey was chosen on the All-Staten and Sasser won honorable mention. Page Sixty-one ' 5-nanny' CQCT --Q--..' 4111117 , I -I .I -I Wasil' i i 3 A Y . .,. Page Sixty-Iwo Ax. Mn. IIULBEIIT, Conch IJUNCAN REDDITT -IoUNNv MAC BURNS JACK SPIVEY BRUCE INCRAM joIINNY lvlCBRYDE TRACK TEAM LEWIS lVlCBRYDE LEONARD llELTON ClENE IJACKNEY MAX WILLIAMS D. C. CAMERON ALBERT ROSE For the first time in mam' years Sanford High had a track team. At the Carolina Meet our team was outstanding against teams from all parts of the state. Mr. llulhert, the coach, worked tirelessly with these boys and has good reason to hc very proud of them. TRACK E I U Broad jump Discus Shot DUNCAN REDDITT DUNCAN REDDITT DUNCAN REDDITT Javelin Sprints High jump ALBERT ROSE JACK SPIVEY LEWIS MCBRYDE IVIAX WILLIAMS BRUCE INGRAIXI DUNCAN REDDITT DUNCAN REDDITT Pole Vault JOHNNY MAC BURNS JOHNNY IVICBRYDE D. C. CABIERON LEONARD HELTON Half Mile DUNCAN REDDITT LEONARD HELTON D. C. CAMERON GENE PIACKNEY Page S ixty-three 3 ff Q! .l nge Six! y four 151' 6 wr. N FOOTBALL VVhen Coach Del hlastro called football practice he had only a handful ol' returning lettermen, hut there were ahout thirty-hve candidates out for the team. Alter Your weeks ol' hard practice the season hegan which was one of the worst Sanlord lligh has ever had. lt can he said, however, that our hoys fought hard all the way and much credit must he given to Coach Del Mastro as well as to the hors. Sanford started the season against Durham. Durham won, 30-O. McNeill scored lor Sanford hut was called hack. Stewart was hurt and lost For the season. 'llhc second game saw Uxford defeat us, 38-12. In the third VVilliams dashed 80 vards lor Sanl'ord's lirst score of the season. Redditt scored in the fourth. Castleherrv hroke an ankle and so was lost. Sanford took its worst defeat from Cray lligh. 45-O. Pickard played his last game hecause ol a knee injury. ln the third quarter ol' the game with Rockingham Sanford came hack to scorc a touchdown when Redditt went over, making the score 18-6. Rockingham scored again in the lourth quarter, winning hy a 206 count. Q 1 l SCI IEDULE Durham at Durham Oxford at Oxford Gray at Winston-Salem Wadesboro at Sanford Rockingham at Rockingham Lumberton at Sanford Laurinburg at Laurinburg Dunn at Sanford Hamlet at Hamlet FOCDTBALL Sanford's Homecoming was a thrilling game. ln the hrst quarter Faulk went off-tackle for a touchdown, but it was called back. In the fourth quarter lscnhour ran ninety yards to a touchdown which was also called back. Score O-O. The championship-bound Scotties at Laurinburg defeated us 18-O. The Yellow Jackets fought hard but were unable to match the superior Laurinburg team. Playing their second home game, the Iackets defeated Dunn in a thrilling game. The score was 13-12. The light Yellow jackets went down to defeat at the hands of the Hamlet Red Rams. Playing the alumni, the Jackets put up a hard Bghr before going down in defeat with the score of 12-6. Tommy Pickard and Bullard scored for the alumni. In the last few minutes of the game Duncan Redditt took a beautiful pass from Lewis McBryde to score for the Yellow Jackets. In the last game of the season, the Yellow jackets were defeated by a strong Wades' boro eleven, 28-6. Raymond McDonald, a hard-charging full-back, plunged over for the jackets and their touchdown. This was the last game for Billy Miller, S. D. Griflin, Bill Gilliam, Duncan Redditt, Vernon Isenhour, Albert Rose, Sam McNeill, Robert Holcomb, Lelon Ellis, Paul Dickens, Willie Burns, and Max Williams. We shall miss them. Page Six BOYS' BASKETBALL lull AIlIIlK'HINUN ..l C N. C ,XSII l-llllllll' . S ID, clIlll'I'lN ..... XIIINIIN IS1l'NIlUlIIK ,.l lllll C.llllxxl llrmmlllw Illlluw . Ulllx' IIIINN I4 Il X. C lllxlxllll .. llwlu Nlc'l3llx'lmla . llllsxlll XVlc'lQl-ll ..l Xl l:l'lll Ihmsl ..., Illrxcxm lil Illllll . llll lw lnxllxc: .. IJUIEIH Sll-wxlll . ..l xx XVIIIIXXIS.. ,..l C ILXIJY Pxlllmlllf .. .HM lllll Wixll xix ol'll'lll'l1 ...Cllllluf .,.Clll1lrl1 ol'll'lll'll .. .flllmuf ....CClllll'll' ol'll'lll'lI . . .fxlldfll .. .Cfllllrlf nl'll'lll'll' fwL'llfL'V Cxvllivl' fNL'lIfL'I' 0l'N'tIl'l1 m'll'lll'.1 llllllgul' BCJYS' BASKETBALL The team this year will have a hard road to travel-not even one starter from last year is back-and all the other conference teams will have veteran teams to oppose us. The boys have a wonderfully line spirit and work together in such a way that a great deal of improvement will be easily noticed before the end of the season. As this is written in mid-season, it looks as if we will win about one-third of our games. With a strong junior Varsity that will play about a ten-game schedule, the boys who move up to the Varsity next year will in all probability add much needed strength to our team for 1950. SCHEDULE Newport at Sanford Chapel Hill at Sanford Chapel llill at Chapel llill Wzidesboro at Wadesboro Lumberton at Sanford Laurinburg at Laurinburg Rockingham at Rockingham Hamlet at llamlet Wzldesboro at Sanford Clinton at Clinton Dunn at Dunn Lumberton at Lumberton Clinton at Sanford Rockingham at Sanford llamlet at Ilamlcr Laurinburg at Sanford Dunn at Sanford Page Sixtv-seven 12345 78910 XX ABQDEF Gul ml, TKLMNO QR ST uv wx z gi .fi 1 ii H 57851 - X NN 'x JN B JW! Q 1 WH Nfl wi 65 X' M, U 1 X rx ' ,- ' 1 I N' C: 'I .- if I f , 1 n .. I - ' Y ' r y 1 K 51 L llllllllll lUll Illllll lIllMPA Y lVIanufacturers of l8th Century Bedroom 84 Functional Furniture Displays at American Furniture Mart 666 Lakeshore Drive Chicago, Illinois New York Furniture Exchange 206 Lexington Ave. New York, N. Y. Southern Furniture Exposition Building High Point, N. C. 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Graduating Class of Safrzford High School To the Lower Classes Best Wishes From ' Q DEPAR TMI STURE Page Seventy-ni IIIMMEIFS IIRIIIS SHIRE Reasonable--Reliable SANFORD, NORTH CAROLINA LHUHDER-IT LEE DRUG STORE A ny Prescription Any Time SANFORD, N. C. JOE LAZARUS, Pmgnwfm' Phones 74-75 Motor Delivery Air C0lld'l.filIHl'!I gl I ' 5 I 'iff Lfg 3 Qui? ElW E5T ' lwglxty 'k Complimorzis of MILLER FUNERAL HOME 'A' CARROLL 8I GIFT Contractors Plumbing 8z Heating 309 Greensboro Avenue SANFORD, NORTH CAROLINA JIIIINSIIN IIUTTUN IIIJMPIINY SANFORD, N. C. Refrigerators, Radios, Electric Pumps, Furniture, Tractors, Implements and Farm arid Building Supplies Phone 396 SANFORD, N. C. IIIIIIII 'S AIIIII SIIPPII IIIIMPA I FRIGIDAIRE AND ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES R.C.A. 8L PHILCO RADIOS Saizfm'd's Oldest Appliance Dealer Phone 567 Page Eiglztyeonc BUDD-FHHHH CO. SANFORD, NORTH CAROLINA Phone 885 CASE Tractors 8a Implements Disston Chain Saws Compliments of CHATHAM BRICK Sc TILE SANFORD, NORTH CAROLINA IIAPIMN IIIIII 8lIllWAN Wholesale Electrical Supplies Phone 338 P. O. Box 811 131 Chatham Street SANFORD, NORTH CAROLINA BEST WISHES from JAMES M. CADDELL Builder RESIDENTIAL-COMMERCIAL REMODELING-REPAIRING lg, Lghryr BEST WISHES Compliments of FOR CLASS OF FORTY-NINE DARK 8 HAIIIIINISIIIN H. Il. BHAIIKEN EU. CONGRATULATIONS from HESTER-UJILSOH CGIUPHHY Your Pal . . . When your school days are over Reddy N l . X xr' PLuf,:d! 6 l Rx 4 R29 in Kilowatt will conti.nue to be your pal and helper. He will make your work easier- give you more leisure time-increase your productiveness and your profits. He will make your home more comfortable and con- venient-your life more enjoyable. You can depend on it. lIAlllllINA PIIWHI 8 lIliHl IIUMPANY ' v Cx N 'N Page Eighty-three Best Wishes from HI-ARC SERVICE STATION Compliments of ROGERS FUNERAL HOME If you want good barber work go to Masonic Barber Shop T. M. DAVIS Compliments of SAPONA MILLS Compliments of PERRY BROS. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1949 WICKER CASH GROCERY BEST WISHES from GLENN'S BOYS SHOP Compliments of TILLMAN RADIO SHOP l gc luglzty-four Compliments of CASHION 8: SONS The LADY JUNE BAKERY CONGRATULATES THE SANFORD HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS OF 1949 YOUR CREDIT IS Goon AT SASLOW'S Sanford,s Largest Credit Jewelers Diamonds-Watches-Jewelry REPAIRING A SPECIALTY 152 Steele St. Sanford N Complifmmzts 0 f I. SCHNEIERSON 8: SONS, INC. Best Wishes C01'7lIJl'l:?'IZE?7I,fS' of SENIORS HEINS TELEPHONE JOHNSONS BEST WISHES TO YOU CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1949 THE SUGAR BOWL CLASS OF 1949 GRIFFIN ELECTRIC COMPANY P g Eighty-H Compliments of HORTON'S SERVICE STATION In Memory of G. G. DORSETT WIEKER 8 McBRYlll llll llll. Jobbers Richfield Oil Products FUEL OIL-GASOLINE-KEROSENE Prompt Se'rv'lce J. SHELTON WICKER CONGRATULATIONS C. E. HOLCOMB CHARLES M. MCBRYDE Box 1021 SANFORD, N. C. NANGE WHOLESALE BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1949 T. F. NANCE, Proprietor G 8: G GROCERY Mclver Street SANFORD, N. C. Compliments of SANFORD CABINS Compliments of TED BIGELOW Pgfgly I Congratulations, Seniors BUDD'S TIRE SERVICE Compliments of Field's Fish, Oyster 81 Ice Co. Phone 87 SANFORD, N. C. Compliments of LESTINA'S BEAUTY SALON KAMMER, INC. SANFORD'S YOUNG MEN'S SHOP Steele Street Compliments of Lee Billiard Parlor HICK TALLEY, Manager Come in and talk it over with your friends over a game of pool. THE TOWN SHOP Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Steele Street BEST WISHES KENERLY CLEANERS WAGONER,S Jewelers WATCHES SILVER DIAMONDS CHINA Phone 144 SANFORD, N. C. Page Eightyfseven K fomplimen fs o f ARMY SURPLUS STORE Corner Cole Kz Endor Streets A FRIEND We Specialize in Work Clothes SANFORD, N. C. SANFORD TEXACO SERVICE LUBRICATING-WASHING Compliments of Atkins Self-Service POLISHING Market Phone 798-J Congratulations to the Class of '49 , And best wishes to all undergraduates S Macks 5, 10 8 250 Stores Sanforcl's Leading Meu's Store Headquarters For All Sanford Phone 480 Stualents Compliments of CAROLINA BILLIARD PARLOR FRANK R. CLEGG, Proprietor Todd's Grocery 8a Market HENRY TODD, Proprietor SANFORD, N. C. Page liiglzly-eight CITY DRY CLEANERS Sanfofrd's Finest Dry Cleaners Phone 127 JOHN W. LILES COTTON Wilkins-Ricks Cotton Warehouse CITY SERVICE STATION P. M. SASSER, Proprietor GAS-OIL-TIRES AUTO ACCESSORIES Phone 456 16 Mclver Street Compliments of DR. HUNTER'S HATCHERY, INC. POULTRY HEADQUARTERS SANFORD, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of OLIVER'S Ladies' Ready-twWear-Millinery LEE MOTOR CO., INC. Ford Dealers Carthage Street SANFORD, N. C. Compliments of GADDY-MOSES BARBER SHOP Basement of Wilrik Hotel Compliments of ELLIS MERCANTILE COMPANY Page Eightyfn Wallace G. Mclver SECURITY LIFE AND TRUST Co. Face the Future with Security Compliments of A 8a W RAILWAY SANFORD, N. C. Compliments of Sanlee Chevrolet Company, Inc. SANFORD, N. C. Compliments of WILRIK RESTAURANT SANFORD, N. C. K AND K STORE FCX Distributors FEEDS-SEEDS-FERTILIZERS AND FARM SUPPLIES SANFORD, N. C. TOM BARKER A. D. BARKER REAL ESTATE-FARMLAND CITY PROPERTY INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS 204 Wicker St. SANFORD, N. C. Sanford Distributing Company Phone 320 125 Chatham St. SANFORD, N. C. WM. M. FINCH 8: CO. PAINTS-WALLPAPER Page Ninety Congratulations SANFORD ICE 8 COAL STROUD-HUBBARD COMPANY COMPANY Phone 271 Since 1910 Good Shoes Market Street Compliments of Gunn Veneering 8: Lumber Co., Inc. Compliments of HOLT SUPPLY CO. McCormick-Deering Farm Implements International Motor Trucks SANFORD, N. C. Phone 450 CROSS 8: BRINN DEPENDABLE INSURANCE REAL ESTATE-RENTALS Compliments of BRETT'S GROCERY FANCY GROCERIES so MEATS Phone 57 SANFORD, N' C' Phone 375 SANFORD, N. C. LYNCH'S MEN'S Compliments of sTYLE-MART-CLOTHES HALLMAN KNOX HATS ROBLEE SHOES FOUNDRY C0-, INC- --Tno Store With the slonting Glass Front Phone 47 Jonesboro Hwy. 112 Wicker St. Page Ninety-one Best Wishes from DOSSENBACH'S Finer Furniture Better your home-Better your living 211 Wicker Street Best Wishes from Sanford Motor Sales, Inc. DESOTO-PLYMOUTH G. M. C. TRUCKS Yarborough's Garage Specializing on GENERAL MOTORS 8L CHRYSLER PRODUCTS Phone 88 Night Phone 710-J C077?1Il1.W1,f?'7ltS of Southern Utility Corporation Best Wishes from DR. R. O. HLIMPHREY TO the Class of '49 Compliments of AVENT 8: THOMAS Congratulations, Seniors LEE FURNITURE COMPANY 152 Moore Street Phone 873 Complete Home Furnishers Compliments of COLE PONTIAC COMPANY Page Ninety-two DELA F. HARRIS Insurance Service of Sanford ''Insuralnce-Thait's My Business Congratulations, Seniors from ISAACSON'S H. ISAACSON, Proprietor Compliments of BOBBY BURNS CAFE LYNN PERRY, I'roprictor Compliments of Jones Department Store CLOTHING AND SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY R. L. BOBBY BURNS GULF OIL CORP., Distributor Call 451 for Automatic Home Heating Oil Service Try Our High B. T. U. Fuel Oils Jonesboro Hwy. SANFORD, N. C. Congratulations, Seniors COLE'S PHARMACY Courtcous and Prompt Service Phone 2 BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS LADIES STYLE SHOP Compliments of A HAYES COAL YARD Page Ninety-three IM' - Af Jr fi! time ,fir Ljigl GUNTER Phone 456 or 241-J hibntor SHELL OIL PRODUCTS I Compliments of BAN KIN GPORT, INC. General Insurdnce' Wicker Street 'Phone 887 SANFORD, N. C. Compliments of Compliments of ROBERTS COOPER OIL COMPANY MANUFACTURING COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS from F. 8: W. GRILL BEST WISHES FROM DRIVE-IN-GRIDDLE Good Food Best Wishes to the Seniors FOR EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE LEE HARDWARE COMPANY Wicker Street I Compliments of Lawrence-Freezer-Locker The Food Bank Specializing in Pork Processing and Curing Page N inety-four ff - ' , A A A - E A A ' ' cmffozfu-U'z, f crow-1, UNNERY,S Compliments of A Masonic Temple Building Basement C li 'L 5 x Under Cole's VDrug Store l 'W , Phone 12 4.4 H' ' l' I ii' A 1 'we 'E ' ? A , R ' FE ' In plim s 0 ' 1.4 . .- . D S lx W : ' SAN IC S ' A 1 FORD, QI. C. 54 treet U. o. 1 Phone 365-J BEST WISHES FROM SACO-LOWELL SHOP Compliments of THREE POINTS SODA SHOP Compliments of A Winstead's Grocery Quality Market E? Fe eds ' Compliments of W. O. DUPREE PLASTIC UPHOLSTERY CAR SEAT COVERS Page N inety-five ,Q .AFV-.T . f- ' 1-if BEST WISHES FROM PATTERSON'S SPROTT BROS. FURNITURE CO. The Home of Quality Furniture 148 S. Moore St. SANFORD, N. O. Compliments of it ' CAMCO , CONSTRUCTION CO. 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