Seagrove High School - Se Hi Yearbook (Seagrove, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1949 volume:

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' ' e.: 5555 222 v ' '- , - ' . K W . V ' A , ' , 15. , 1 5 1 f al - T' aa' 0I QlfU0l' FOREWORD We, the Senior Class of l949, with keen antici- pation, are about to begin a long, eventful journey toward the desirous goal of success. Some may fall by the way, yet others, striving and looking ever onward, will reach this ultimate end. There are many roads approaching our various desires, some longer, more winding and containing more obstacles than others. But, in the end, may we all have chosen the perfect one to lead us ever forward and upward to the peak of success. ln the l949 Se-Hi we have undertaken to show the many and various phases of school life which have encouraged us and have pointed out the path we shall take as this journey commences. 2 aibecbca fion MISS MARGARET WALTON REV. WALTER N. YOUNT To Miss Walton, who has been so kind and patient in aiding us to publish this annual, and to Mr. Yount, who, with much effort and understand- ing, has so faithfully stood by us during our four years in high school, we take pleasure in dedicating this, the l949 edition of the Se-Hi. ' .'5 C 4 ' Lg 3 MR. CLIFTON MISS COLEEN MRS. WADE MRS. R. F. ALLEN BROADAWAY HARRIS HILLIARD Social Studies, Mathematics, Home Economics English, Physical Education French Biology F . V. M ISS MARGARET WALTON English MR. T, W. PARKER Agriculture MR. W. H. DEWAR Principal, Typing ii. 'sw . REV. W. N. YOUNT Geography, Economics ,Mg 52 00 jacugy 4 enlol CLASS OFFICERS Blanche Auman, President Lula Mae Bowman, Vice-Presidentg Henry Ritter, Secretary, and Helen Dickinson, Treasurer. Class Motto: Strength Through Unity Class Colors: Blue and White Class Flower: Cardenia BLANCHE AU MAN Class President--l,4g Bas- ketball - l,2,3,4g F.H.A. Club - 23,45 Vice-Presi- dent ot Class--35 Junior Play - 33 Marshal - 33 Highlite Staff-3,45 Li- brarian-4g Vice-President of Beta Club-45 Assistant Editor-in-Chief of High- lite-4g Business Manager of Se-Hi -4g Most Orig- inalg Class Poet. CLOYCE LANE BEANE Cilee Club-21 F.H.A. - 23,43 Se-Hi Typist-43 Quietest, Girl. LULA MAE BOWMAN Beta Club - 2,3,4g High- lite Reporter - 23 Home Economics Medal--25 Sew- ing Club-2g F.H.A. Club - 2,3,4g Subscription Manager Highlite-33 Se- Hi Reporter-3g Junior Play-33 Chief Marshal- 3g Vice-President of Class -45 Editor-in-Chief Se- Hi -- 4g Editor-in-Chief Highlite-43 Class His- toriang Most Studious. ARLIE BROWN F. F. A. Club - l,2,3,4g F. F. A. Reporter - 4g Bus Driver-4g Quietest Boy. GARLAND COLE Bus Driver-3,4g F.F.A. Club-l,2,3,4. HELEN DICKINSON 4-H Club-l,2g Secretary 4-H Club-lp Beta Club - 3,43 Clee Club - 33 F.H.A. Club - 2,3,4 Li- brarian-43 Business Man- ager of Highlite-45 Class Treasurer--43 Testatrix- 45 Most Likely to Succeed. JUNE MORRIS FARLOW F.F.A. - l,2,3,4g Basket- ball - l,2,3,4g Bus Driver -45 Class Baby: Cutest Boy. RALPH CRAVES F.F.A. Club--l ,2,3,4g Bas- ketball - l,2,3,4g Sports Editor of Se-Hi - 4g Neatest Boyg Bus Driver- 2,3. L21 3, We 116 c lt -' 3 f ,:, r. .f ,. .1 5 - 52'-'SJW' 1 l F Q Q, i -. f ..1 1, '- .-x 4. ii-V 3 SXXKLM.: F 4 A Q' -'Q frail Mah hu. RICHARD GRAVES F.F.A. Club-I,2,3,4g As- sistant Advertising Man- ager Se-Hi - 4g Bus Driver--3g Most Dignified Boyg Most Original Boy. PAIGE HALL Class President-2g Beta Club-3,43 Secretary Beta Club-45 Glee Club-2,35 Class Secretary and Treas- urer-3g Circulation Man- ager of Se-Hi -45 So- ciety Editor Highlite - 45 F.H.A. Club - I,2,3,4g Gittoriang Cutest Girlg Friendliest Girl.. BRYCE HAYWOOD F.F.A. Club-l,2,3,4'g Boy Scout-I ,2,3,4g Marshal- 3g Bus Driver-43 Most Dependable Boyg Most Likely to Succeed: Snapshot Editor Se-Hig Giftorian. MARIE HOGAN 4-H Club-l,2g Softball-W 23 Basketball - I,2,3,4g Captain of Basketball Squad --3,45 F.H.A. Club-2,33 Sports Editor Se-Hig Best All Around. RECIL KEARNS Basketball-4g Captain of Basketball Squad-45 F.F. A- Club-I .2,3.42Treasurer F.F.A. Club-43 Bus Driver -45 Junior Playg Class Prophetg Most Popular Boyg Best Sportg Best All Around: Wittiest Boy. MARGIE KENNEDY F.H.A. Club - 2,3,4g Glee Club-25 Most Dignified. EVELYN KING President 4-H Club--I 3 4- H Club-l,2,3g Basketball - l,2,3,4g Manager of Basketball Team -- l,2g F.H.A. Club-2,3,4g Beta Club -- 2,3,4g Reporter Highlite - 25 Ass't Grade Editor Highlite - 33 Mar- shal-3g President of Class -35 Sports Editor Highlite -43 Activities Editor Se- Hig Junior Play-33 Ass't Advertising Manager Se- Hig Glee Club-33 Best Sportg Most Popularg Class Proohetess. MARTHA LITTLE F.H.A. Club-2,3,4g Bas- ketball-3g Junior Play- 3g Glee Club-2,35 Libra- rian-4g Wittiest. 'fr M49 'C ali..- W I 'Uv FAIRIE LUTHER 4-H Club-l,2g F. H. A. Club-2,33 Clee Club-23 Most Dependable. THELMA LUTHER Beta Club - 23,43 Clee Club-2.3g F.H.A.--2,3,4g Reporter of Highlite -- 23 Grade Editor of Highlite- 2,35 Highlite Typist-43 Se-Hi Typist-45 Junior Play-35 Neatest Girl. HENRY Rl'l'l'ER F.F.A. Club - l,2,3,4g President of F.F.A. Club- 43 Beta Club-3,4g Class Secretary - 4g Most Stu- diousg Friendliestg Se-Hi Staff-43 Class Testator. RUBY MAE SIMMONS Basketball - 3g Clee Club - l,2,3g 4-H Club- lg F,H.A.-2,3,4g Best Look- ing: Se-Hi Assistant Ad- vertising Manager 4. FAYDEAN STRI DER Beta Club-2,3,4g F.H.A. Club-23,45 Sewing Club - 2g Softball - 23 Libra- rian-Zg 4-H Club-l,2' Junior Play-33 Se-Hi' Advertising Manager-4g Se-Hi Assistant Circula- tion Manager-45 High- lite Typist-35 Class Baby. 2 of ax ARTHUR LEE ASHBURN Ill MARY FRANCES Q FREEMAN MASCOTS 8 iff Cfau sxlvbjlorg In September of l945, a very timid group of boys and girls entered high school. After much confusion we finally settled down to work with Mr. W. E. Williams as our leader. lt took us sometime to get accustomed to high school, but we learned to like it more and more. Before long we were in step with the other high school students-many of our classmates being chosen to play on the basketball teams. Soon after we had finished our mid-term exams, everyone was shocked by the sudden death of our homeroom teacher, Mr. Williams. Then Mrs. George DeLaughter-took. charge of the class for the remainder of our freshman year. J The summer passed quickly and soon we were back in school again. But not to be looked upon as lowly freshmen, because we had gone a step further and acquired the title sophomore We learned that Mrs. Vellon Craven would direct our class this year. Because of high scholarship and outstanding character, several members of our class received bids to the Beta Club, Basketball letters were awarded to some of the class members before the year was over. Another special event was our trip to Chimney Rock. Since few classes go on trips before their Junior years, we felt that we had acquired something. Everyone worked hard and before anyone realized it school had again come to a close. Juniorsl-and did that sound grown-up. Only one more year of the long climb before we would graduate. Practically all of the high school faculty were new this year, even a new principal. Our class was met by Miss Clarice Hoover, and we started to work right away. The building being crowded, we did not accomplish much at first, but as soon as we were settled in the new building we ordered our class rings. Everyone was so excited we could hardly wait until they came. With the money we earned from the sale of magazines and our Junior play, we entertained the Seniors with a formal banquet at the Community Center in Robbins. This being the first banquet most of us had attended, we were very excited and everyone seemed to have a good time. Since we had enjoyed this year so much, we were very sorry to see it end, but with much effort we passed on to our final year. Because of the polio epidemic, school was delayed this year, and we could hardly wait until September 9th to see our classmates. When the opening did come, we found that many new tasks were placed before us. One of the most important was the editing of the Se-l-li. Under the direc- tion of Miss Margaret Walton, our homeroom teacher, we began our work on it immediately. The publishing of the school paper also fell chiefly upon the Senior Beta members. Most of the boys drove buses and some of the class members were on the basketball team. Our trip to the state fair, Senior play, and Junior- Senior banquet were also opportunities which we all enjoyed. And now, although we have had many good times here, we must journey on in our different ways. But in parting we pause to thank our teachers, parents, and fellow schoolmates, who have, with endless effort, encouraged us on to this great moment. Historian, Lula Mae Bowman 9 Ebfalft 'Mi Ctlfl iifanieflf We, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and torty- nine, in the town of Seagrove, the county of Randolph, and the state of North Carolina, being of sound mindl?l and realizing the certainty of gradua- tionl??l, do hereby make, declare, and publish this, our last will and testament. Article l: Section l-To our teachers we wish to express our sincere appreciation for their helpfulness at all times. Section Z-To Miss Walton we leave our love and gratitude tor all she has done tor us. Section 3-To Mr. Dewar we leave our typing abil- ity in hope that it will be of some use to the students next year. Section 4-To the Junior Class we will our caps and gowns, as we have no further use for them. Article ll: Section l-Ruby Mae Simmons bequeaths her title, Best Looking Girl, to Magdaline Luck. Section 2-l-lenry Ritter leaves his regular attend- ance in class to Jackie Alman. Section 3-Marie l-logan wills her title, Best-All- Around Girl, to Nancy Sugg. Section 4--Arlie Brown bequeaths his quietness to Graytawn Cranford. We know the teachers will appre- ciate this. Section 5-To Eugene Bumgarner goes Recil Kearn's popularity with his classmates. Section 6-Evelyn King leaves her sportsmanship at the basketball games to Betty Jean Graves. Section 7-Lula Mae Bowman bequeaths to Way- man Luther her title of Most Studiousf' Section 8-To Mary Lee Farlow goes Margie Ken- nedy's dignity. Section 9-Blanche Auman leaves her ability to get good grades to Jean Auman. Section lO-l-lelen Dickinson bequeaths her title, Most Likely to Succeed, to Clifford Lucas. Section ll-June Morris Farlow leaves his title, Cutest Boy, to Jack Upton. Section l2-To Barbara O'Neil goes Paige l-lall's friendliness. Section l3-Bruce Haywood wills Bus 52 to Rex Hurley-with the best of luck. Section l4-To Edna Arrington goes Martha Little's title ot Wittiest. Section l5-Garland Cole bequeaths his title of Best Looking Boy to Oather Auman. Section l6--To Rebecca Cole and Lola Comer goes Thelma Luther's neatness. Section l7-Ralph Graves wills his ability to play basketball to Kenneth Hall and Jr. Beck. Section l8--Fairie Luther bequeaths her depend- ability to Frank Deaton. Section l9--Richard Graves leaves his love for the Sophomore girls to Foy Gann. Section 20-Faydean Strider wills her ability to get along well with the teachers to Carol Hurley. Section Zl--To Gladys Freeman goes Cloyce Lane Beane's desire to become a nurse. We hope she puts this to as good use as Cloyce Lane will. We, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and forty- nine, do hereby set our hands and seal to this, our last will and testament, this, the twenty-seventh day of May, nineteen hundred and forty-nine. Compiled by- Helen Dickinson l-lenry Ritter C155 p 0l0AQCy Seagrove, North Carolina July 4, l959 Dear Mr. Dewar: Today as I thumbed through the pages of an old Se Hi published ten years ago, I noticed a picture of you along with the members of the Senior Class. Seeing it, I remembered that you were once our prin- cipal and I thought perhaps you would like to know what had become of the class of '49, We used to tease Faydean so much about her hope chest. Well, all those things she was making while in high school are coming in handy now for her and Arden's new home. Paige is a professor at Elon College teaching along with her future husband lwe hopel, Jimmie. Well, it looks as though the class of '49 has a stenographer in the group. Ruby Mae is making loads of money working for the Ferman Cole lndustry. Oh, did you see June Morris' picture in the paper for getting on the All-American Basketball Team? He's really quite a player. Seagrove is getting to be quite a place now. lt has grown so much that it is combined with Asheboro and Ulah. This makes Ralph have more territory for his buses to run, since he has organized a New 'Round About Town Bus Unit. Bryce, who was always tearing things apart when we were in high school, has finally learned the puzzle of putting them back together and is employed by Ralph. Do you remember the town below Seagrove called Robbins, where we got several ads to go in the annual? They have a drug store, and it really has been pros- pering lately since the pharmacist's new wife took over the management. Most of you know her, Mrs. D. R. Nall, the former Blanche Auman. And have you noticed, Mr. Dewar, there's a beauti- ful new farm house with a green lawn near Erect? The sign in front of the house reads Dickinson and Brown Chicken Farm. Cruess who was sitting there on the porch the other .day-Helen Dickinson and Arlie Brownl Arlie has finally built that chicken farm that he dreamed about for Helen and him. Fairie is doing very well working in the new hospital at Seagrove as head supervisor to that good looking new doctor. We've heard that red-headed girls always make the best nurses, so Cloyce Lane has gone into the right business. You probably already know that Rev. Henry Ritter and his recent bride have moved into the parsonage at Antioch Church, where he got his start, acting as Sunday School Superintendent when he graduated with us. It seems as if our class believes in nursing, we overlooked the fact that we have another nurse in the group, Martha. Fairie and Cloyce Lane are going to have a little competition from her. Garland Cole, the new owner of the White House Grill, has moved it near Seagrove and changed the name to Paradise Inn. Margie has finally learned to cook and wash dishes, but wait a minuteg we had better ask Johnny before we say she can cook. A new beauty salon has been opened, called The Make-You-Pretty Salon, and guess who the owner is -Marie Hogan. Richard Graves has taken up Red Skelton's habits, going from house to house selling Fuller Brushes. By the way, did you know the local airport has a new hostess, Thelma? Her destination is the pilot's cabin to see that good looking pilot, Mac. The President heard about Lula Mae's good work and sent her a telegram from Washington, asking her to be his private secretary. She hasn't accepted yet. Recil has taken over his father's old job as post- master at Seagrove. Mr. Dewar, if you are ever around Seagrove, drop in to see any of the class. We would be very happy to see you. Cordially, Prophetess: Evelyn King Prophet: Recil Kearns P.S. Do you remember how we used to tease Evelyn about her boy friends? She is still using her charm to dazzle all the young men in her path, hoping one day to meet her one and only. Recil W iw in img pffhmi Best l-00kl g I-alles? Best All-Around Rl-'bb' Mae 5lmm0 l5 and SENIOR CLASS Recil Kearns and RlCl'13I'd Graves Nlarie Hggan Quietest Most Studious Arlie Brown and Henry Ritter and Cloyce Lane Beane Lula Mae Bowman Alblftl' R 4 Af'Ei '11 is 512 all ' ' .sl Best Sports Witfiest Friendliest Recil Kearns and Recil Kearns and Henry Ritter and Evelyn King Martha Little Paige Hall 12 ulaen a la l 4 i i i i i l , r i I i l l l I ' , 6 c . far ,v .. -v uv , W . -- -1 n .- , . .-A v, .1 , i 1 . - Q '- Q -ffzggvw j trait:-3 ,agen 2 afiuezf M, , .f .,,, -N111 'Kim H . x K Q17 ' Margie Kennedy and Richard Graves . i, ,. i - ,-if mwlfc , ,xwf:2i. are Q WI!-VPS . - ,,, ,., , i-gf fp fm' ur f X 'wry' V' 5 'AZ 1 '- .4 -JB Most Dignmed Most Likely il'o Succeed Class Bffbles Helen Dickinson and FaYdea ' Sllndef and Bryce Haywood June Morris Farlovv f - rfwmn i W- xx ua new ' a.. ,M-.auf-w,,, , ww. .f.,q ' .-,JK-V4 W 'arms 1i,,n W N:-as ...,, .- iff ' P any-,, ' flat? Q f 1 'f'1 , x i. 4 1 Jxftf . , 1- . 'r:4 ' Z 'S Him ,V v, 1,4 f F in ryl yd! 4 1. .. , , . ' . ,g 4' ai G, Af Q 4 4 i h I 4' .. i i iffff. 'ii . . T 1' ,Q 'A' M' ,,, -i . in-K .. aw '2 1 4 ia ' Neatest Cufest Thelma Luther and Paige Hall and Ralph Graves ii June Morris Farlow fin Most Dependable Most Popular Most Original Fairie Luther and Evelyn King and A Blanche Aurnan and Bryce Haywood Recil Kearns Richard C-raves 13 Memories old Memories new. Students happy, Students blue. Playing ball, And Running games. Students happily Shouting names. High School Days Honest endeavor. These are gone Forever and everl C! 61,55 08141 Crowded halls, Noisy rooms. Raised hands, As knowledge Bells ring, Students run. Study now, Cone is fun. blooms. By Blanche Auman, Class Poet MAJ., FIRST ROW: Clifford Lucas, chief, Rachel Spencer. SECOND ROW: Vera Parks, Foy G and Bonnie Hayes. I4 BDF! W 'Y ww QQ Y' 55 .ab M6 CLASS OFFICERS Clifford Lucas, Presidentg Magdaline Luck, Trea ' B ' H Ledwell, Secretary. surer, onme ayes,Vice-PresidentgJerldcar1 if su... Q .pa K ' s JACKIE ALMAN EUNICE COLE CLADYS FREEMAN MARY KING ffl' 4? , , vi' , an ' 43 , .QI . XX 'M' Ni I 1 l is ... i' ff uk an Y gf DELORIS AU MAN REX COM BS ' ,FOY CANN ' ' ZELMA KING ' 1 n,f'u vw .- L V.. j K- 1 . , 'sr 1 ' z up . rm' 'x 5. 1 G, IL fr:- A A f f .fl Sv is fgg '55, OATHER AU MAN WILLARD COX KENNETH HALL FRANCES LAM BETH LN I' , J' xi'- it - I X 4 ff x vw 'ig , 'f ,A ' :KT if Q LOIS BARRETT FRANK DEATON BONNIE HAYES LA RUE LEACH -v K K 4 . Q 16 B Q-'s vu 5 T. I J J A yy J X, CATHERLENE COLE KATHLEEN DEATON REX HURLEY JERLDEAN LEDWELL x TQ, . ,,.. , ji, 5 gr h A FNB A 'S A Q 1 : . - ' tw Qu 1 'H' T Af ms 1 45' 'a in A- ua- Q ..- . OX . L 'C' ' N. - gl I ' .,.., : ,J I Y I .4 - Q? . X 2 3 ,Q g ' 2 ' -Q.. -S A R' jfs , 2, ' A '4 J f Q ,! 4 ,U ' V M if 'T AQ' Q -1 ix L K- ies. 1 A1 JOSEPH LEDWELL CLIFFORD LUCAS MACDALENE LUCK ALBERT LUTHER WAYMAN LUTHER DOROTHY MCNEIL VERA PARKS PAUL PAYNE, JR. JANE PRESNELL ERNEST SHAW 'L E Ji gi BLENDON SLACK RACHEL SPENCER THADA STALEY MALCOLM RACHEL TUCKER JACK UPTON NORMA VONCANNON if , ,, 2 lf?-U s STRIDER Not Pictured LAVVRENCE SYKES and JUNIOR BECK I7 X, fir 4 3 fi ' U w ' 'v 634:-if w i g, 0-.Nw ' 4 ' , pm.-' M5 j ' V- cf ' J W ,A VH, V W '- .Q fAW'f 375.5 ., .W 5 Nuff as ,M V ' 4 4 ar'3,:'v , . 4 V ,w w rl J w , , .,9--739 M' V 5 Q13 A 5 ll 5,2 rl K .V . gi. .,., V L2 , 0. 25 ' I A 1-, gf 71 2. 1 ' f -,www nalfffofa 18 TTI.-A W: 'Flu 'W ,M may I' ,M , ,Af AM X ' , vs f fi' sz , ,M bw aa Ay .W ww .i 4, .V- was W -' W , M-gag . 1 ,www 'fi , V -gzwxmv W VV V-ww mm iw. v, ' naar!!! ht! 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L I v V43 33-A ...SS 3 Q55 A EUGENE BUMGARNER L A BETTY JEAN GAGLE 4 av Q.. SUE GATLIN if MGX BOYD HAYES In I II I 1 i '5 A HAZEL COLE ' MILDRED cox MJ ,-'IFR Ak 4 ' vw I, ' gr'-'f Wu' r LILLIE HAYES 42,5 'Q ne w Ir' is SAM HAYWOOD AA 5 55' GRAYEAWN CRANFORD A Bs FRANKIE HOGAN I 20 'x 7 41 ff if L, CAROL HURLEY I PATSY JOYCE A , , DEMPSEY PRESNELL I ' A 'G 'in A A I Vg: ' W I Q ii' BETTY PITILLO I J .. -I I BX I A J A A - S' 'nn-r ,IA A , X S I A lays A N S 5 5 NANCY succ 5 , ,,. as Iv, f' in Q. uv' 2 'fiffim x J, 4 , 'ical Rav I R L AVIS WILLIAMS Ig LENA MAE KENNEDY HELEN LEWALLEN I .M ,Q ,,,.,.zR '1- JOANN RICHARDSON 2 SI-IERRILL STRIDER R -1 I 5 X WL ' E MARY LUCAS MARTHA LUCK ,gwpw ' Q VERN ANN STUART KATHLEEN MAN ESS CLARICE MCNEIL gf T-II. BOBBY VONCANNON .wx EUGENE WHATLEY ANN MOORE 1.3. 5, BARBARA O'NElL BETTY JO YOW Not Pictured STELLA CAVINESS, PAUL SHELTON, and TALNIADGE WILLIAMS. 21 ,2- CW 4x 1539 v 51 3 ,5 ,Q gf, X ,Q Q x 'Wx M 1 L. 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I km. 2 in 'gg f 9'l ' JACK COX MAXINE DAVIS i MARLENE AUMAN BLAYNE BECK ,ix . Hr-' SUE DAVIS HELEN FARLOW LEONA BRIM FLORENCE BROWN ' r 'B' LOIS FARLOW X A gc., MILDRED FREEMAN Iza sf- B, Y. fur If. ,, .lf hw 'gf' 5 .M f V ' I 1 A I JAMES BROWN - U CLENNA LEE CAGLE 0 ,fu-A 'W H. 4 x A Q 'X'-F5 Gu 3' .lr . I 'U' AL ' 4 .ljK , T-? ,' A A ,, LONNIE GATLIN ij T : Y Q ' BETTY JEAN CRAVES H5 I 7 5 I' ' f IQ C , 'B IVA I I9 I L, if .V ', -csv . ' N V, -L , is . E r 4. I HSE. , , PECCY CACLE REBECCA COLE MARL HALL RACHEL HANCOCK BLANCHE CHRlsCo VIVIAN HALL 24 . ,,5yI,h,,. .. G1 :mfg ,X X 5 j3ILgf1,-'Em W , ,, N ' ma E--V' ' 'ir' . Wg . I 1:- X , ,TL ' fu.. K Mi PEGGY LUCK z .A A ,O fl! Q I my F115 'I T 1 , J 'fgliw W A ,. 42 IW , 'L2E2E1,7W'?sJ:I' -- 1 www N.. - 'f Iii .iyzifgjr-r III, 'f WM. Q ' 3 fx ., . I . ww 2 A I TED HAYES OLLIE MAY HUNT BRYCE NEWSOM FLOYD PAR KS SHIRLEY JAMES RONA KING J UN IOR PARKS GLENN PRESNE-LL MAX KING COY KISER NELL RICHARDSON KAY RICHARDSON FRANKLIN LAMB BETTY JEAN LANIER BETTY SI KES FRANCES THOMAS ALVA JEAN LEACH VERA MAE LEWALLEN EMMA J EWELL VONCANNON DAVID WHATLEY G '43, -an I. H I I, ' if I ...E- ,,, I I 3- E, A 'L :LIL P v J ' vu Q Q x N - .r ,rigaln fzw Wm' 'af 01?-Q I f' TOLLEY MGLAUGHLIN CORA WILLIAMS GENEVA WILLIAMSON MYRTLE LUTHER PEGGY WILLIAMS Not Pictured Mack Greene, Eugene Spivey, Edward Staley, Gary Willet, C. K. Wright. 25 'V W f. ,Q , - 1 z G s , F l iw Q 9- n y ff, 'S 1 5 4 N . t X .3 s 's , B? a Q 5 5 1.31 fl 5 B M K 'A ,. 155,-fl, 6 5 ' xl 'X 1 ' 1 J' , E L K Tl f ls 'ilu 1 ,f1,. . 'V ,ex W 'TJ uw Ad' .f f-W-M f 2' ff. A wniff Qqzlxwsmif.-,,4h.,...,,,,g45' ,,, .'.,.- af ' T x.. fu. -Q.,-. 52- M3 HZPR, 'Hug . H 1 ' '- P-'35-EFA - , ,Lf ' ' f 'lin I 5 'LT' ' :nhl 2 ll - ,dl ru- f u mwiglwv ibhikiiiiii 1 ll Xin , f A 1 L ' 1? ' - -fJ'-Z'J'- ' .ST- Sl VV . ,.-g.-sas.-:Q - susan ,,,,. .ww A , W V 4 . 1 4 'rx lk AA 4 V , in 2 ':q' . S W ' r Mlfv, YR KAN -f 5-A 2 f' V. fi frf -3'3 A11 S, sv-W ' 7.15. , , ,. v 1 f f f 38' ' 'Lx ,Q L N i' A v v f vt M 'f W ... a l W ii ,. wqlrx, .Ji T .iq . '! - 4 ' A' ks 'Q Y uk, H napaAofa gb V09 GRAM MAR GRADE FACULTY FIRST ROW: Garner, Russell, Auman, Hoover. SECOND ROW: Strickland, Farlow, Dewar Register, Rich. THIRD ROW: Teel, Macon, Teague, Wrenn, Ray. FIRST GRADE Mrs. Gene Farlow FIRST GRADE Mrs. Robert Macon SECOND GRADE Mrs. Lane Russel '?.1'w JAY' SECOND GRADE Mrs. L. A. Tee! THIRD GRADE Mrs. Gurney Hoover THIRD GRADE Mrs. Virginia Register 62 FOURTH GRADE Miss Rosalie Auman FOURTH GRADE Mrs. W. H. Dewar FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Ruby Garner FIFTH GRADE Mrs. E. L. Ray SIXTH GRADE Miss May Wrenn SIXTH AND SEVENTH GRADE Rev. R. F. Hilliard SEVENTH GRADE Miss Cleta Rich EIGHTH GRADE Mrs. Hazel Strickland EIGHTH GRADE Mrs. Ernest Teague illl EQ!! 52100 ii iw Helen Dickinson, Paige Hall, Blanche Auman, Faydean Strider, Evelyn King, Thelma Luther, Lula Mae Bowman. 33 T grimy. , 6 ,- 'rv 'Mil G 2:4 S Lula Mae Bowman 1, Paige Hall Editor-in-Chief Circulation Manager ' J' 1 ' Q .lack Upton .......................... Assistant Editor 1 41 Evelyn King .................. Activities Editor and 5 Assistant Advertising Manager I ' Marie Hogan ............................ Sports Editor Ralph C-raves ..................,...,..... Sports Editor Faydean Strider Advertising Manager Assistant Circulation Manager Bryce Haywood .................... Snapshot Editor Frank Deaton ...... Assistant Circulation Mgr. Clifford Lucas ...... Assistant Circulation Mgr. La Rue Leach .... Assistant Business Manager Ruby Simmons .... Assistant Advertising Mgr. Richard C-raves .... Assistant Advertising Mgr. and Assistant Circulation Mgr. Henry Ritter ...... Assistant Advertising Mgr. Thelma Luther .................................... Typist Cloyce Lane Beane ......,. ....... T ypist V-,1 Blanche Auman Business Manager .SZ LCSZLK ZZ a CM The Beta Club stands for Character, Leader- ship, and Achievement. The main project of the Seagrove Chapter is the publishing of the High- lite. Present members are: Thelma Luther, Jack Upton, Evelyn King, Helen Dickinson, Faydean Strider, Henry Ritter, Clifford Lucas, Foy Cann, Jane Presnell, Thada Staley, Bonnie Hayes, Rachel'Spencer, Blanche Auman, La Rue Leach, Vera Parks, Paige Hall, Lula Mae Bowman, Junior Beck, Eugene Bumgarner, Bobby Voncannon, Kathleen Deaton, Lillie Hayes, Sue Catlin, Joan Richardson, Vern Ann Stuart, Betty Pitillo, Nancy Suggs. Miss Margaret Walton sponsors the local chapter. ' ,- SM Mfg SLM SEATED lleft to rightl: Thada Staley, Activities Editor, Thelma Luther, Typist, Vera Parks, Typist, and Evelyn King, Sports Editor. STANDING: Clifford Lucas, Sports Editor, Lula Mae Bowman, Editor-in-Chief, Helen Dickinson, Business Manager, Paige Hall, Society Editor, Jane Presnell, Grade Editor, Foy C-ann, Circulation Manager, and Blanche Auman, Assistant Editor. 35 I , JH' llll . U1 enior 4-LH Club Officers: Joseph Ledwell, President, Willa Mae Small, Secretary Edna Arrington, Vice-President, and Shirley Delk, Song Leader. unior 4-LJL! Club Officers: Estelle Latham, Presidentg Jane Ashburn, Vice-President Jo Ann Scott, Secretary, Elizabeth Greene, Song Leader. 36 hunnulu illl lllll 'W' hw! Club Officers: Henry Ritter, President, Bryce Haywood, Vice-President Recil Kearns, Treasurer, Richard Graves, Secretary, June Morris Farlow Watchdog, Arlie Brown, Reporter. uf! riuem 4 - -'V Y x I , , X l , -V f. ' . , ' ,, 1 .Hin-iv' , , ,,. I. . , I . f ' h 4 X -.. J l , A - ' fl V I 1. 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L. , 1 I , , , 6 These are usual scenes at the school cafeteria at noon Noela Sue Auman, Basketball Mascot .x4fALficA S otaqbs 303 694 zen 00'-1, Jean AUM-ill Deloris Auman HW V gfw' ' : 1 Evelyn King Marie Hogan La Rue Leach 40 I l E I xx' '-A 1 K -1 4. sv' xo' se June Morris Farlow , ffl. N5 My 3 obey, H Recil Kearns aff if K' Y. 1 ,f 't' fe ,X in 9 r Wlj fi R Ralph Graves Mr. Clifton Allen, Coach Rex Combs mia' -Aww. oathe, Auman Eugene Whatley June Morris Fark, Gfaves w Jack Rawh U Sidney Craven ,f , A Junior Beck and Rex Combs 42 Willard Cox Compliments ot ASHEBORO HOSIERY MILLS INCORPORATED Asheboro, N. C. C. C. CRANFORD - S. D. CRANFORD l Jones Department Store Compliments ot The Store That Saves You Money Outfitters For I an Men, Women and Children Asheboro, N' ASHEBORO N. C. 43 Compliments ot SEAGROVE HARDWARE CO. Seagrove, N. C. KIVETT ELECTRIC CO. Contracting - Reframing Fixtures 3l8 SUNSET AVE. - PHONE 325 ASHEBORO, N. C. Owned and Operated By Dick Elmore BEST O' LUCK K A Y ' S Ready-to-Wear Ill Sunset Ave. Asheboro, N. C Compliments of NANCE CHEVROLET CO. I2-4 South Fayetteville Asheboro, N. C AMOS FURNITURE CO., INC. All Kinds of House Furnishings Asheboro, N. C. ARMY AND NAVY STORE Asheboro, N, C. Old Southern Depot Building ASHEBORO DRUG CO. Drugs of Quality ASHEBORO, N. C. HALL-KNOTT, Inc. Men's and Students' Wear ASHEBORO, N. C. Compliments of VESTAL MOTOR CO. IZO - Phone - l75 ASI-IEBORO, N. C. Compliments of JAMES CROFT, Architect JOHN Asheboro, N. C. JR. Compliments of RUSH SERVICE STATION Corner of Salisbury and Park Asheboro, N. C. Compliments of I.ANE'S ESSO SERVICE Corner Park and Hoover St. Asheboro, N. C. Compliments of MAPLE GROVE DAIRIES Grade A Pasteurized Milk Asheboro, N. C. LUCAS NATIONAL CHAIR Manufacturing Corp. ASHEBORO, N. C. Manufacturers of Bedroom, Dining Room, Living Room, and Kitchen Furniture 45 COMPLI MENTS OF Russel Hosiery Mill, Inc. STAR, N, C. COM PLI MENTS 0F Auman Brothers' Feed and Seed Store Statesville and Diamond Feed Royster and Armour Fertilizer Highway 220 Asheboro, N. C. Compliments of RANDOLPH F.C.X. SERVICE 510 W. Salisbury St. Asheboro, N. C. Compliments ot MITCHELL'S GROCERY Meat, Groceries, Fruit, Vegetables Phone 450 243 E. Salisbury St. Asheboro, N. C. RANDOLPH FARM EQUIPMENT, INC. Allis-Chalmers and New Idea Farm Equipment Asheboro, N. C. BAKER SPECIALTY COM PANY Automobile Accessories, Notions i902 N. Fayetteville St. Asheboro, N. C. Compliments of RANDOLPH ELECTRIC CO. MEMBERSHIP CORP. Owned By Those We Serve ASHEBORO, N. C. GENERAL HARDWARE and LUMBER COMPANY Manufacturers and Dealers in Hardware, Mill Supplies, Roofing and Lennox Warm Air Furnaces Phone 155 239 White Oak St ASHEBORO, N. C. Congratulations and Best Wishes to THE SENIORS OF SEAC-ROVE HICH SCHOOL CLASS OF I 949 MCCRARY HOSIERY MILL ASH EBORO, N. C. Makers of Famous McCrary Seam Reminder Hosiery Compliments of SOUTHERN MOTORS and EQUIPMENT COMPANY Your John Deere Dealer Asheboro, N. C. SUNNYSIDE DRIVE-IN Owned and Operated by PAUL L. HILL - WOODROW SIKES I Mile North of City Limits on Highway 220 Phone l744M Asheboro, N. Compliments of VANARE-BRADY CLINIC Robbins, N. C. Compliments of CITY APPLIANCE COMPANY ' Maytag and Westinghouse Robbins, N. C. Compliments of HERBERT STUTTS Robbins, N. C. Compliments of UPCHURCH and BROWN CAFE Robbins, N. C. Compliments of R. C. DELK General Contractor Seagrove, N. C. Compliments of SINCLAIR REFINING CO. Asheboro, N. C. 47 ASHEBORO ELECTRIC CO. Gulf Oil Corporation RANDOLPH OIL CO. Controlling and Repairing Westinghouse and Hotpoint Appliances Distributors of Petroleum Products Sales and Service Asneboro, N. C. Phone 467 - Asheboro, N. C. Compliments of Compliments of FREEMAN CROCERY STORE OLD GAP CAFE Star, N. C. Seagrove, N. C. Compliments of COmDIiments of EAST SIDE GROCERY AND MONROE'S CAFE AND CROCERY SERVKQE STATION Se-38 0V9i N- C' Feed, Grocery, Gas and Oil Seagrove, N. C. Congratulations from NATIONAL CARBON CG., INC. Manufacturers of Ever-Ready Flashlight Cells 48 O Compliments of SEAGROVE GROCERY STORE Seagrove, N. C. Compliments of FARLOW Funeral Home Ambulance Service B. C. MOORE AND SONS, INC. ASl'1eb0f0. N- C- Phone 35 Asheboro, N. C. J. G. OWENS, Mgr. Compliments of Randolph Counl'y's National Bank Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK HAYWORTH MOTOR CO. ASHEBORO, N' C- ASHEBORO, N. C. TRIANGLE SERVICE Gulf Gas and Oil Seagrove' N' C' Funeral Home Ambulance Service Compliments of Asheboro Randleman SCOTT BOOK AND STATIONERY CO. Phone 397 Phone 251 I AND ASHEBORO PRINTING CO. Asheboro, N. C. SOUTHERN CROWN MILLING COMPANY Manufacturers of Flour, Corn Meal, and Blue Ribbon Feeds ASHEBORO, N. C. NORTH STATE FINANCE CO. Auto Loans, Bonds, Insurance 219 Sunset Ave. Asheboro, N. C Compliments of ASHEBORO DRY CLEANIN Asheboro, N. C. G CO. Compliments of G. B. WILLIAMS Manufacturer of Lumber and Building Material Robbins, N. C. Compliments of MAN-LEE lNC. 2Ol South Church St. Asheboro, N. C. Compliments of ASHEBORO CONCRETE PRODUCTS Blocks and Building Supplies Asheboro, N. C. CUMMINCS FROZEN FOODS Lockers - Curing - Storage - Meat Wholesale Cuts Asheboro, N. C. Compliments of WALTER PARKS' STORE Seagrove, N. C. Compliments of BELK-CLINE CO. Outfitters for the Entire Family Robbins, N. C. Cox 8t Lewis Hardware For Your Hardware Needs - See Us Sand, Gravel, Flamingo Cement, Plaster, Rock earth,- Just Most Anything Also Ready Mix Cement Delivered Anywhere Phone Zi Ready Mix Phone 778 Asheboro, N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF Standard Drug Store PREsc:RiPTioN DRUCCISTS Dependable Prescription Service for Sixty Years Phone 89 . Asheboro, N. C. CHAS. E. MOORE and CO., INC. School Supply Headquarters l52 South Fayetteville St. ASHEBORO, N. C. Compliments ot ASHEBORO MOTOR CO. CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE Phone 592 and 593 266 N. Fayetteville St. ASI-IEBORO, N. C. CHISHOLNI-BRADY Compliments of Auto Finance corp. H. and H. CLOTHING STORE 414 N. Fayeffevaile sf. Phone 610 Ladies' and Me 'S Readv-'fo-Wea' Asheboro' N' C. Sunset Avenue Asheboro, N Compliments of Compliments of HEMP HARDWARE CO. GARNER PONTIAC CO. Robbins, N. C. Biscoe, N. C. Compliments of . BARNEY SIMMONS Compliments of SERVICE STATION REAVES PHARMACY Fresh Meats and Groceries Prescription Druggists Flour. Feed, Gas, and Oil S. Fayetteville St. Asheboro, N. C. 4 Miles South of Asheboro Highway 220 ASI-IEBORO, N. C. Compliments of D. W. HOLT CO. Highway 220 Asheboro, N. C, Compliments of TROTTER FURNITURE ROBBINS, N. C. SOUTHERN GOODS Franchise Dealer Philco - R.C.A. - Stromberg-Carlson Asheboro, N, C. WISHINC THE HIGH SCHOOL MUCH SUCCESS RANDOLPH BANK Asheboro, N. C. Compliments of THE COURIER TRIBUNE Randolph County Household Journal Asheboro, N. C. KEARNS SERVICE DRUG STORE 803 W. Salisbury St. Asheboro, Phone 885 - Open Nights Compliments of ATLANTIC SERVICE Asheboro, N. C. Compliments of CROTTS TIRE SERVICE Asheboro, N. C. Compliments of CAROLINA WHOLESALE Asheboro, N. C. Compliments of NOAH ROBERTS MOTORS Dodge and Plymouth Dealer I5l W. Wainman Ave. Asheboro, N. C Compliments of ENTERPRISE STORE COMPANY Complete Line COLERIDC-E, N. C. of Hardware and G.E. Appliances, Wolverine and Star Brand Shoes, Men's Work Clothing, Groceries, Plumbing Supplies and a Complete Line of Floor Covering 52 C Compliments ot RCBBINS CLCDTH MILLS, INC. Mills at Aberdeen - Red Springs and Robbins, N. C. HARVELLE HOSIERY MILLS Manufacturers of Infants' and ChiIdren's Wear ASHEBORO, N. C. Compliments of GLENN ART POTTERY, INC. Route l Steeds, N. C. Compliments of VICK BROTHER ELECTRIC CO. 'Sli N. Fayetteville St. Phone 969 Contracting and Repairing Asheboro, N. C. Best Wishes MASTER GULF SERVICE STATION Dan Boiling, Bill and George Ridge Asheboro, N. C. Phone 385 Compliments of WATSON'S SERVICE AND GROCERY Fresh Meats, Fruits, Feeds, Frozen Food Gas and Oil Phone 839J Asheboro, N. C., Rt. 3 SISTRUNK MOTORS, INC. CADILLAC-OLDSMOBILE CARS AND G.M.C. TRUCKS SALES AND SERVICE 468 N. Fayetteville St. ASl'lEVlLLE, N. C. Compliments ot Herlf-Jones Co. Manufacturing Jewelers and The Home Building, Inc. A Stationers Asheboro, N. C. E. L. HEDRICK, Representative Taylorsville, N. C. We wish to express our ULAH REFRIGERATOR ssnvice appfecfafion fo our adlVe I'I5e'5 Work Guaranteed The Se-H' Saw, Also Grocery, Gas, Oil and Feed Compliments of Phone 29OOFl3 Ulah, N. C. SUPERIOR DYERS AND CLEANERS Highway 220 Asheboro, N. C RAY'S Compliments of TROTTER FURNITURE CO. ROBBINS, N. C. - More Than a Store-An Institution lt's Easy to Pay Ray's Way ROBBINS, N. C. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '49 SEAGROVE LUMBER CO. For Lumber and Building Material Call SEAC-ROVE, N. C PHONE 2100 F12 55 Moa lem Roses 5 Cr l0c Store Asheboro, N. C. John David Photographers Asheboro, N. C. Garners Florist Asheboro, N. C. Prevost Store I Asheboro, N. C. Buttercup Ice Cream Co. Asheboro, N. C. Old Hickory Cafe Asheboro, N. C. Randolph Motor Co. Asheboro, N. C. Up Town Service Station Asheboro, N. C. Rowes Tailoring Shop Asheboro, N. C. Prichard's Feed and Seed Store Asheboro, N. C. Wrights Cafe South Asheboro, N. C. General Wholesale Co. Asheboro, N. C. Watchmakers Jewelry Star, N. C. Aileen Mill Biscoe, N. C. William Boroughs' Service Station James King Seagrove, N. C. Teague's Service Station Erect, N. C. Colonial Sandwich Shop Asheboro, N. C. Dunlap Jewelers Robbins, N. C. Central Carolina Sales Co. Asheboro, N. C. Star Light Drive-ln Asheboro, N. C. Elliott's Sea Food and Poultry Market Asheboro, N. C. Ideal Furniture Corp. Asheboro, N. C. riencb W. S. Evans A. C. Wallace Marilyn and Allen Mitchell Ralph King Rev. C. M. Strickland Mr. Johnnie Lucas Mr. and Mrs. John Scott Frank Beane Mr. and Mrs. Worth Brown D. R. 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