Sparta High School - Spartan Yearbook (Sparta, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1959 volume:

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X.'X,X.U.'.XXX xx, M1-'-XX XX ,, ,, X -X'-JWQXXX ,mil My Y24. , to A, X fuX 3: .XX 'A 'X'-- W .,,: - ...'Xfsfaf ATg4.'f -'-Xf v 'X 4' ' - - X X X LX' . X 11X 1 ' 'JX X Xa- 4 TVX 'x s . , . -. ... X X 5 1 X ,X-, y ' ' f XX V . , X ' 5, .X, X l 'XHN 1. ' I ' . . ' ' - - 'W x ' . X 1 - X X ii , f ,Q . . ' U' X 1 ' ' ' 1 X.- , .. X. ws- . . ,' . Xv ' X X . x X X , v . . X ' 3' 'xx ' , 1 ' ts' n' fx . 5 -ggi.. ...C - - X ,V , titrx N- I' Cx I' Q-f--L f' '- XL. X S:-n -fx -H3-lb 'ag' T 0 ff-d 'N U W .1-: Sfaifmwmf r --' Q g il? iii X 7 - .x -4 A fxfar I 1959 FOREWORD As we The Seniors of 1959, progress ste p by step into the Future, we will take our places in the world just as the stars have their place in the Heavens. Look- ing into the night, we see a star that represents a place for us. As we gaze into the magnificent sky we see some stars shining brighter as some of us may in years to come, but each of us has his pla ce after climbing the stairway to the stars of success. llle dedicate M RS . OUIDA WILLIS For he r patience and g uid an C e as a te aeher, her strong Christian C h a r a C t e r and h e r kind tolerant ways, her understanding when our t i in e doesn't seein our own, and most of all, her fri e n dsh i p to each of us, we, the Seniors of the Class of 1959, do hereby de dieate this edition of Tl-IE SPARTAN to Mrs. Ouida Willis. R. H. WALKER Principal MISS CLYDE FIELDS Supe rinte nde nt O l5lBBlYl! itfr?-1'!il?!9 ilP'1'YK'ifl !'ll '- A- - -- -- g' 'M' ' t'Y ' ' '- MRS . MAJORIE ARMEN T ROUT Music PETE AIELLO Boys' Coach-History MRS. PATRAE BUSIC Fifth Grade If J. B. COX Eighth Grade MRS. TI-IELMA DAVIS Fifth Grade CHARLES DOLIN GER Mathematics HCU RALPH CHEEK Agriculture MRS, MAYBELLINE CI-IOATE Seventh Grade MRS. REBECCA CHOATE Fifth Grade .gf JL MRS. PAULINE DOUGHTON Seventh Grade MRS. FLORA DUTTON Eighth Grade MRS. UNA LEE EDWARDS Third Grade MRS. EULA HAUSER Home Economics--Science MRS. REBA HOWELL First Grade MRS. MINNIE LOU IRWIN Biology JOHN MILLER Seventh Grade MRS. EDITH MAE MOXLEY Fourth Grade WILLLARD MOXLEY Social Studies-Physical Education Faculiu ROY ELLISON English--Chem istry MRS. JOHNNY DALE GAMBILL Fourth Grade MRS. BEATRICE GENTRY Third Grade MISS CAROL SUE KENNEDY Commercial MRS. KATHLEEN MAXWELL French-English-World History MRS. BESSIE MCMILLAN Second Grade izaaaan-age: if nv nu.. 1-1 u-::. .-w:.:f.:-.-as 11: - -- -7 ...- MRS, BLANCHE OSBOIYNE Third Grade MRS . EDITI I OSBORNE Latin-Science MRS. GRACE RECTOR First Grade MISS MILDRED TAYLOR First Grade MRS. I-IAZEL TOMPKINS Second Grade MRS. RACHEL THOMPSON Sixth Grade p l 1 HCU xi. 1 x MRS. JULIA Rot Business Math-Eng Iish-Geography -Math MRS. GRACE SINGLETARY Sixth Grade MISS IVAZELLE TAYLOR Fourth Grade Al-dr '. I MRS. EVELYN TRUITT Second Grade MISS NANCY WALKER History-Girls Coach MRS. OUIDA WILLIS Geography -English - Y W7 I --.Q . -, !:uuaas4sm!! Bill Irwin, Roy Evans, Robert Louis Andrews, Betty Lois Estep, Vivian Parlier, and Wanda Toliver. ADVERTISING STAFF - Hnnual BUSINESS MANAGERS Byron Woodruff and Shirley Fender CO-EDITORS Edith Evans and Wayne Brooks First Row: Edith Evans, Glona I-lines, Vivian Parlier, Elsie Higgins, Mary Ruth Wyatt. Second Row: Wanda Toliver, Betty Lois Estep, Margaret Evans, Shirley Fender. Third Row: Wayne Brooks, jimmy Brooks, Robert Louis Andrews, Bill Irwin. Fourth Row: Mrs. Irwin, Roy Evans, Byron Woodruff. 13, n 'K grin? 1 r A np-,,,, 1 Wayne Brooks, Vivian Parlier, Mary Ruth Wyatt, Bobby Atwood, Linda Truitt. 1 WILM.A JOANN ABSI-IER BERTIE MACK ANDERSON JAMES ARLON ANDREWS ROBERT LOUIS ANDREWS Senior BOBBY ALLEN ATWOOD WILLIAM BYRON BLEDSOE MOST POPULAR Wanda Toliver Bobby Atwood -- , il,..L-4.,,..,, ,.,-...i- M- f - --- Y T EMMA JEAN BLEVINS RACHEL BLEVINS MABEL ELSIE BOWERS AUBREY CLIFTON BROOKS Tlllass BOBBY DALE BROOKS JIMMY TOT BROOKS ,-f'?:0f5 BEST PERSONALITY Linda Truitt Wayne Brooks WAYNE MACK BROOKS RUBY CAROL BROWN LINDA LOU CAUDILL WILLIE SAM CAUDILL w 6 1 wif 'wi V .-....- .., -1, M, A4.- , - f? ,'73 i S I -M ' I Q 5 J . I V- . 3 'f' 'i - 1 , W -5, ,,. . vi i FEE? 'Q ' . xii. . fl?' f?2?A.:L2,-Q- .b ' 5 I ra ' 5 .. I . A H -Wg I , 1 I iff Zia 1 MARY MAXINE I U - A , CHAPPELL JENNIE LOUISE CHURCH 3 - B+'-MQ W 'JDE' WITTIEST Paul Wooten Betty Lois Estep n.v'Sm1,i.1ss1n.5'zv1!1'!sr5n'rn'.nnaln .. WTSBVSCS' ... , , U 1 TTQYQZBQ R ,K I W ,Ji fr- EARL DEAN CROUSE PATRICIA ELAINE CROUSE DAVID ESTEL DANCY CHARLES EDWIN DeBORD Class A IRENE BERNICE GEORGE FLOYD EDWARDS EDWARDS -uf' Q7 Els , 3 MOST CO-OPERATIVE Edith Evans Hugh Shepherd OPAL INEZ EDWARDS BETTY LOIS ESTEP EDITH JOANNE EVANS DAVID EDWARD EVANS ROY EVANS, IR. JOHN REEVES FENDER BEST ALL ROUND Mary Ruth Wyatt Wayne Brooks 1.:n.11nuz qa:L'.Qa1vmv,vi2 . . , .-,N SBHIUIJ SHIRLEY ANN FENDER BOBBY GENE I-IAMM WELTER COLONEL HAMM GEORGE LEE HARRIS .1 ,Ls 1,4 Jai' J. 4 42 ,gill Rf? 3534 4 ,Wag-N ' ' .x fa, Nj hai' 4 ,, 3: 2 X ,. .' 51'-F 119 qw, - wg. . :nga 'Fi , ajax 3, T 5,5-22 BARBARA ANN HICKS SARAH ELSIE HIGGINS MOST ATHLETIC Libby Royall Bobby Atwood -13 'Nvil 3 in GLONA HINES BENNETT I 2 I I BEST LOOKING Mary Ruth Wyatt George Osborne CARL WILSON IRWIN LINDA ROSE JOHNSON RICHARD HAYWOOD I I Senior f 1 ! 1 I MINNIE SUE MILES RICHARD THOMAS NICHOLS - 1 -- -- Y rg' f-- -2- . l I 'J 'v..' VY ' '1 214 I Fa 'l GEORGE EDWIN OSBORNE VIVIAN LORENE PARLIER BARBARA DIXIE PRESNELL VIRGINIA JOYCE PRESNELL Class I J 1959 WILLARD ELMER 5' WANDA CAROL PRUITT RECTOR '11 MOST INTELLECTUAL Rachel Blevins Robert Louis Andrews K S-P'lilQ1inl1 GQYTZXKIIVSITLFLQH Ill ill 1JDZ JOHN EUGENE ROYALL LIB-BY GERTRUDE ROYALL ROBERT LOYD SANDERS NOR-WLAN LARRY SETZEF G HUGH GREY SHEPHERD CARROLL DEAN SMITH MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED 1 Edith Evans Byron Woodruff -W - -'-- --7-7 - -'l 1-1 l'-' - 22 -1-ff: -'Z--'-- 'Y 4 ixR1 - G fn f 2 L GLENN JEFFERSON SMITH SI-IELDA JEAN SPARKS TEX ROBERT SPICER WANDA LEE TOLIVER LINDA MARIE TRUITT NANCY JEAN TRUITT MOST DEPENDABLE Barbara Hicks Roy Evans , .,,,..J , ,,,f fy waffwa ' SAMANTHA FLORENCE BETTY RUTH woon BYRON FRANKLIN WOODRUFF PAUL EZKIEL WOOTEN T WAGONER T ' Senior Class M1959 3 11 'xx N A N w T MARY RUTH WYATT A MASCOTS Judy Lane Poole Andy Mack Royall, Ir. Whlte and Gold flower Yellow Chrysanthe mum . .. ,,--....,g,, ,.- L-.. v ----11.1177 -EE--7-i.1L.211lKllE1 Senior Class Poem Senior Class Sono E i Senior Bless Hisiorn , As we, the Class of '59, stepped upon the stairs that led us into Sparta High School as freshmen, we numbered eighty- eigh1:. Bewildered and unsure, but smiling, we began to climb the stairs toward g r a d u at i on. We elected Bobby Atwood our class president and Mary Ruth Wyatt our Homecoming Queen. Our main extracurricular activities were Dramatics, Bible, Pep, and Glee Clubs. With increased knowledge and equally increasing confidence, we took a nothe r step on the stairs which would gradually lead us to the top. We were now sophomores, seventy-nine in numbe r. Glona Hines was elected class president and Betty jo ' Andrews Homecoming Queen. Our junior year began as we neared the top of the stairs. Our class of seventy-one elected Shirley Fender president and Louise Church Homecoming Queen. Many wonderful activities filled our Joyful Junior year, the main ones being the ordering of our class rings and the junior-Senior Banquet carrying out the theme of Stairway to the Stars. Finally we have reached the top of the stairs and are watching the beautiful world about us unfold with the realization that we are graduating. Yes, at last we are seniors, a class of sixty-five. Our class president is Wayne Brooks and I was elected Homecoming Queen. Some of the most joyous occasions of this year have been receiving our class rings, publishing TI-IE SPA RTAN, the Junior-Senior Banquet, selecting superlatives and mascots, and now our graduation exercises. 1. Yes, we have completed the great adventure we began years ago. We have climbed the Stairway to the Stars. And now, we, the Class of '59, leave our position at the top of the stairs to our followers here at Sparta High. 1 GLONA HINES BENNETT Class Historian WE HAVE FOUGHT A GOOD FIGHT In our freshman year war was declared On the evils of ignorance and poverty, Immediately we launched a full scale war And sought to gain a sovereignty. We hit the beach-head with weapons in hand, And gained a foothold in the landing 5 Assignments around us like shrapnel did fall, But we fought all the harder still standing. By studying we planned our counter-attacks, Each maneuver added more to our story, Using every means possible the victory to win, Till the day we could stand in our glory. Our teachers have been reinforcements, They willingly gave us assistance, And lo, behind us came other recruits Trying poverty to displace from existence. Though victory we're nearing the enemy fights harder, Each assignment more difficult to fill, All the harder we'll fight till we praise the glad name Of victory at the top of the hill. When we leave our school and go into the world The enemy will still be demanding, But remembering the war of our high school days We'll fight, fight hard, and fight standing Written by AUBREY BROOKS STAIRWAY TO TI-IE STARS We have climbed our stairway to the stars, And now we must say good-by, But in our hearts will always stay Memories of old Sparta High. May future years bring us joy And though the years go by fastj May each remember always The present that will be the past. The teachers who have built our stairway We'll remember foreverg They have made our star the brightest And we'll forget them never. Dear friends, it's time for parting May each of your stars keep shining, May all your dreams come true And each cloud hold a silver lining . Written by: VIVIAN PARLIER . . O . TTJEC 'C T xv-anemxuzd Senior Class Pmphecu At last the space age! Everywhere people are hurrying to and fro, experimenting and inventing, and my new time machine stands ready to give you a glimpse into the future. Look with meg perchance some familiar face you may see . It surely seems impossible, but it is he, the same fellow, still trying to inventa two headed coin. Who would have thought he possessed such stick-a-bility, and just why do you suppose DAVID DANCY needs such a coin? Thereihe is still running his mouth, but why all the excitement? Oh, I see a challe ng e ROBERT LOUIS ANDREWS is making to ra ce his old Plymouth against any space ship, even the one invented by BERTLE MACK ANDERSON from Galax to Sparta. Ah, a modern ship garage! How unique! Surely some meticulous person had a hand in that building- Edward's Space Ship Retreat with Mr. and Mrs. George Edwards proprietors. I might have known that Carol and George would someday make a name for themselves. Just take a look at that, the eccentric poet of the hour, AUBREY BROOKS, who is telling GEORGE HARRIS that he has no use for these modern jet-propelled machines. All he wants is his good old 1949 Chevey. But here comes a young lady who evidently enjoys the space age. Just who is she and the chic young jet pilot talking with her? Yes, it is VIVLAN PARLLER, getting out of her space ship and complimenting ARLON ANDREWS on his recent promotion as jet pilot of the new super-sonic jet. Vivian says this is the life, and the only way to travel-no trees and fences to jump out in front as she drives along. Ah, hold everything! What an attractive trio of space age beauties, evidently giving information to an old friend-just a moment while I tum the audio dial on my time ma chine and we shall know what is taking pla c e. Beauties, yes, and they haven't aged a day-LINDA CAUDILL, LINDA TRUITT, and SHIRLEY FENDER-pets onnel managers for Hugh Shepherd Space Flight to the Planets. And this is a reunion with their old friend BILL IRWIN, who is not seeking information on flights into space, but just back home on a visit, and desiring news about everyone. Bill has seldom been home since he took up his duties as instructor in mechanical engineering in a Fre noh university. Just listen to the news they have for him about his old classmates: BYRON BLEDSOE now offers transportation to the moon. I knew hewould reach the top some day. PAUL WOOTEN, who will be a se cond Elvis Presley, has an income of several million a year. ROY EVANS, too, is in the space ship business, and is still aware of low hanging limbs as hetravels around. LIBBY ROYALLnot only plays basketball, but is an efficient coach. We should have known she would make it after she adopted a new motto: Don't push me around onthe basketball court. You should see old Bill laugh. But I have news for you, saysBill, HWELTER HAMM is back in England again in search of another English Ford. I met him in New York as I came over. Now listen to the latest, our own BYRON WOODRUFF not only finished school at Lees McRae, but continued hisscientific studies at State College, then at Massachusetts Tech where he is one of the top instructors in nuclear science.. OPAL EDWARDS is at Sparta, and While she waits for Byron, She has studied at A.S.T.C. She and her sister, IRENE also a graduate of A.S.T.C., operate the Edwards Kindergarten. Well, it was nice seeing you, said Bill as he j our ne ys on--Now what can MABLE BOWERS be doing in that neat, but rather odd looking, uniform? What do you know--her job is news reporter for the inhabitants of the planet Saturn. I,et's listen to her latest information: Blair Products sold on Saturn and Mars as same as on Earth. The very top salesman for the company, our own WILLARD RECTOR and EMMA JEAN BLEVTNS, an instructor in planet geography, commute each day between Mais and Saturn-it is rumored that Emma Jean is still inquiring about Dickie who has escaped into outer space. WANDA PRUITT is teaching French to the moon people. BETTY LOIS ESTEP, tired of trying to spring her man trap, has become dancing in- structor in Hawaii. The Hula girls don't stand a chance . Oh, I almost forgot, says Mable . Have you heard that BOBBY ATW OOD is now captain of the moon men football team? JIMMY BROOKS and J. R. FENDER are coaching the football players on the unnamed planet. Mable is taking something out of her briefcase. What is it? Why, it is anouter space newspaper. I will read youjust a few headlines, saysMable. BARBARA HICKS and RACHEL BLEVINS have been awarded medals for having been the best chemistry teachers on Uranus. LOUISE CHURCH has been voted the prettiest girl in the univ e rs e. People no longer run and hide when they se a bright red streak in the sky, since it has been revealed that it is none other than LARRY SETZER. I will have to be going now, says Mable. I will see you on my next visit. She is now getting ready to take off. There she goes. Good-bye, Mable. Well, what next? Why all the excitement? Hanes just isn't the same place-no wonder, CHARLES DEBOARD invented a time machine to help him get to work on time and he got there three days ahead of sche dule. What? Charles is suing the company for 5200, 000. Well, I don't blame him. ' Look what a beautiful town. It's Reno, Nevada. But why are the people running into buildings and crawling under cars? I don't believe it. But it's true! History has finally repeated itself. Here comes JOHN ROYAL down Main Street with two six- guns buckled on. He is going into the Moon Shine Saloon owned by CARROLL and SONNY SMITH. Whaz's this? It looks like a rabbit race. No, it's not. The rabbits are chasing the dog s. I knew RICHARD JOINES would make a mistake sooner or later. ' A smog has just come over the scre e n of my time machine. No, it's chicken feathers, and there they are-GEORGE OSBORNE and his wife ELAINE-chasing chi c kens to take to ELSIE HIGGINS' butcher shop. Elsie was once employed in a hospital. WILMA ABSHER now works in her place. My, that's an odd looking building beside Elsie's butcher shop-it's a be auty parlor. The time machine is taking us inside. What a beautiful girl! Why, it's SHELDA JEAN SPARKS. She must own the place. A sign over the door says Will give bald- headed men hair treatment from 7:00 a.m. u.ntil4:O0 p.m. She surely has a great manybald-headed customers today. WAYNE and BOBBY BROOKS are here for scalp treatment, but it looks as if they're too late. A large building is coming into view. It looks like afactoiy. I should have lcnown-JOYCE and DIXIE PRESN'ELL'S Antique Factory. They have been manufacturing antiques for several years. These girls are really making a name for themselves. My time machine says EDWARD EVANS will make a fortune if he can make parallel lines meet. Now who couldthis be? An oldbald-headed, snaggled toothed codger. Well, what next? It's good ole EARL DEAN CROUSE still at A,S.T.C. Believe it or not, he is a sophomore! llifhat is that odd looking thing MAXINE CHAPPELL is standing on? Oh, it's her new invention. She claims she will make millions with it. It's used by short women when kissing tall men. She says this keeps one from straining the muscles. Well, here comes WANDA 'TOLIVER-it is rumored that she married that midget wrestler. The message I received con- cerning that isn't very clear, but the neon sign thatfgreets my eyes is truly rewarding. To1iver's Daily News, at last Sparta's very own newspaper, With Wanda we find her able assistant and co-editor, SUE MILES. ANNIE WAGONER has finally grabbed her gun. There she goes, and she is after SAM CAUDILL. Annie claims that Sam, now head manager of Irwin Motor Co. , refuses to back a guarantee. Her many years as proprietor of Sparta's new Space Hotel has given her more self-confidence than ever. Ah! convenience is the keynote . RICHARD NICHOLS and his wife NANCY now reside in their solar he ate cl home. This enables Richard to spend more time with Nancy, instead of having to cut wood, or gather coal. BOBBY HAMM is getting his space school bus down after having returned a crown of earthlings home, that are on vacation from the University of Ne ptune. Incidentally, EDITH EVANS is superintendent of this famous organization. What is this? It'sa bird. It's aplane. No, it's LINDA ROSE JOHNSON. She just streaked by in her Chevrolet with the newly installed jet engine. Of what benefit are jet engines in cars? TEX SPICER is listed as only one casualty out of many of Linda Rose's jet driven cars. Tex's girl friend is overjoyed to know that he will recover. There is LLOYD SANDERS. It looks as if he has caught himself a woman, since he has gotten into mink country. Well, who is this blonde WAVE? It's GLONA HINES BENNETT, who joined the WAVES to keep pace with her husband who is in the Navy. Who can this dignified looking girl be, and what is she doing? It is MARY RUTH WYATT, experimenting with her newly developed electronic brain. She says it will be used in determining the possibility of life existing on unexplored planets. It will also be used to find out what her husband, Billy, is doing out so late at night. It is time for me to tum off my machine. We must Sit back and wait for the years to pass so these predictions will come true. GEORGE HARRIS Class Prophet ff, IV' r 3 Ei r Q ' -9-'A ' A 7: ' M JUHIURS Roy Cox, Shirley Hudson, Margaret Evans, Dwayne Brooks, Frances Carico. !f ! PEGGY COMBS TOMMY COMBS ROY COX ARTHUR CROUSE X DAVID cRoUsE CARROLL CROUSE WALTER CROUSE, TOMMY DOWELL BILL DUNCAN TONY DUNCAN CAROL EDWARDS JERRY EDWARDS nv :dm-.' 11.3-snv:x.v::..u1ax uswvwvxm-- a if 'B X Q 9 +W4-f I A K '3i'f r3'? w 'Sf' if Z I . I A isis .V X5 ew. ,. 'A nigga' ,V Q ,Q ,' .1 X . f iv al A ,fiff-I I X MNT . I I Ml, K amivuuvemxfu Awww?-'p Fi FWV rb-sP.Abz 'E'-N12 'B-'5!r'iTvi l. U FH. .EZXWJW 55.4 . - --1-nzux.-1 -w'.:1:L4.4u5n.un. in FRANCES ANDREWS JAMES BILLINGS VIRGINIA BOWMAN DWAYNE BROOKS ELLA CARICO J. D. BROOKS FRANCES CARICO EILLLE CAUDILL 1 ivlinld'.L!hin':'vlf-51'nn:. an -1 PEGGY EDWARDS CA ROL EVA NS M.A RGA RET EVANS ROSE MA RIE EVANS GORA JEAN FINNEY BARBARA GREENE CAROL I-IAMM BOBBY JOE HIGGINS BRENDA HILL LINDA I-HNES JANIE I-IOPPERS SHIRLEY HUDSON RONNY IRWIN IOIS JA RVIS CHARLES JOINES JANET JONES ROGER KILLON TOMMY LANDRETH NANCY LYON PEGGY LYON -2: ,nw-,. 'H' , if 4 42 L x, GAIL POOLE MICHAEL POOLE MARY LOU PORTER MATTILENE PRUITT RACINE PRUITT GRACE REYNOLDS IAMES RIC HARD SON BRENDA ROBERTS NINA ROBERTS 1-.. ROBERT MCLEAN NANCY MILES MORRIS MILLER EVELYN MOXLEY ANN NIC HOLS ROGER NICHOLS GAYNELLE PA RDUE BILLIE GRAYE POOLE EVELYN ROYALL JAY ROYALL PAYE ROYALL JO ANN SAMES KENNETH SETZER MARGARET SEVERT RUSSELL SHAW JAMES SPARKS 'S HILDA SPIOER JOE STOKER BOOKBR TAYLOR J. C. TAYLOR HERBERT TODD BOBBY DEAN TRUITT LINDA UPCI-IURCI-I I-IUBERT WA GONER 'HNTT lo the Juniors we will . . . I l We, the Senior Class of Sparta High School, realizing with both sadness and proudness in our hearts, that our last days here ' are fast approaching, leave to the Seniors of the future of 1960, the articles thus stated in our last will and testament. 1 To our principal, Mr. Walker, we leave our gratitude and our appreciation for his interests in us and in our well-being in I the future. To the faculty, our appreciation for their never-failing efforts to help us. To our parents we leave our many thanks for the opportunities and sacrifices they gave to us these twelve years. MAXINE CHAPPELL leaves her sleeping pills, which she uses in English class, to Linda Hines. 1 BETTY LOIS ESTEP willslher ways to Barbara Greene. WANDA PRUITT bequeath he? 9-liiefffwavsffq Katamari? Evans DAVID DANCY Ieavegshie ability tofget ,zo glass lawcq ,sss ,' GLONA BENNETT wills her book How to Catch. 5 IH51sbanc3f'isto ' - ' ELSIE HIGGINS be qneaths herszggack fer gearing into same an getting anywhere onltime, ,IQ Nancy Miles, ttsi It I I flfl f I ELAINE CROW-5 leaves Her good Swlfwwhivfiand ,1ws1.ffis.beSKsrba?1iSQ9iiglmtsf BERTIE MAQK ANDERSON wins This aeilicyfrpask naazesfana .eww ssii i W AND A TTQLIVER bequeaths hex. position, as AIQMQSF Pop ,lzx f ,Q : NANCY 'ISRUITT wishes to will her neatness to gA,nHg'lYfioh0ls.f BOBBY HAMN leaves his hunting ability to Herbert ' fy, ..,, p A 'I F LINDA TARUITT mn her saperiacgvallawfsesfarafsonaiieyff. I LINDA Ross 3oIINsorI,bequeaIIsSner sisyngss asasrlasiiizy P1-nie. i CI-IARLESMDQBORD leaves h is ,questionabiei abilftgwtoffdjgiive aftrsni ns f BOBBYK wills! his position as Most Crouse. 3' BILL IRWIN ibequeathsihis ability to drive a hotrigmdftbalill, ANN leaves her sweet smile andfcute to Fawn Samir i LBBYA?-9YAU+iWi11S Aer Suveflafiv'-2 as f'MQSUiAlh1sf?9i'f 5WS ..'l IRIINE EDWAIQDS Ieayessaer migghiwqasswpgps pp..,2 ss'frirs N acc. MABEL BOWERS bequeaflhsiha :tively red gen oregon fosBoI3NI:5wIIIs hmizze as vat-ssgfgtomlgfgiagri 1564 2' I rrxsrzcra laves hismgf warg me yxaaies lykgnfffeszmfasp plyil f ltii I eraser:snwanbssbegseaehsfghssibgsiw 1, Q, l . I many 'wishflltqffleiwgf and Billie Grag Poole . 1 5 3R09K5..fbeff11e2f31S.'f1iS fP4?kin9 fiilac-Qi iii! 5 if ssss 1 AUBREY saooxsviaavesa his ,lff inn 10 l lose'fba1l I Pmgmlfbeaweths, RUTH WYATT wishagwigiivef1g5n,gs,aqsig,if1 A11 Around to N3-I3 . A srrl A i A ' If i .. his C?-OHS? ww Miss was he JOAM Sams- RUT5'HIl!fS50D.aI16avsS f19YWQf?02IsfiTe9fif34Y and N 2-'MY Lyon- FENDl3fR?Beg,Iieatlisl2er get more out of it I . fiii i arrcl ' A 'iis , A A A ll A ifllt RACHEL B1-W Wiiife IAS ...,.,.C1'ifF0 z, . if - gif DDAA' I SAM s. ' .sss IJ WELTERR Ieavdsflfis abflisilw S2311 ie LINDA Ilglqiiiiishef willilieffjoiias iI ff ' M545 'i'i ' I , f ff , - -y 1 ', A rw. '- - - 'fi i .- ANNIE WA P- bsauefwhs lm?.P0r1fe01z1,Qa,fasSfQ5a4PM15f2f1an te ...Rams ..Pfu1tt' I I ARLON legfie,,lgiyhidgifenwathletic ability to Morris Miller. i i Q sur MILES wins her 5 as 10 to Q 121 Finney. OPAL EDWARDS 1685965 shortness to Virginia Bowman, and hopes she can use it to some advantage. ig GEORGE HARRIS wills his poetic ability to by Royall. CARROLL SMITH be queaths his job as assistant to Paul Miles to Bobby Q2 Higgins. 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Second Row: Murphy, Joe Higgins, 3 Larry Presnell, james Scott, Boyd Roberts, Charlie Bennett, Tommy Higgins, Bruce Wood, David Fender, Dwayne Medley, Kennplgh Smith, Grady Cragnford, 'l Dwayne Atwood, j. C. Anderson, Stuart Edwards, J. D. Anderson. Third Row: I. C-. Bennett, Wayne Sparks, Reed Choate, 15 Pruittj,'Dgan,,Mg,be, obby Hamm, Gerald Williams, Billy Wayne Crouse, johnny Hudson, Robert McLe an, Harold Royall, Charles Edwards, David Andre , llioyal'De3Li1 Pruitt, ' i ous - P joines. FourthRow: CarrollSparks, LutherLaRue, Larry Rector, joh.xmyShepherd, Robertjohnson, RalphShepherd, Connie Lyon, Ji Osborne, es, ' .4 J. D. Brooks, Paul Smith, Robert Crouse, jam e s Smith, Bill Poole. Fifth Row: Mr. Cheek, Jim my Walker, je rry Sanders, Di -13, 5 Crtftisif Hall, ay, Monroe Absher, Marvin Shaw, Burt Dixon, Bobby jo Higgins, Jerry Edwards, Billy johnson, Dean Combs, Teddy Hudson. Sixth R : Franklin Billings, Rlbbert G' Rector, Roger Killon, Russell Shaw, Tex Spicer, Carroll Smith, Sonny Smith, Bertie Mack Anderson, J. C. Taylor, Hubert Wagon Joe McKnight, Bay joe ' Bare, David Woodruff. Seventh Row: Carl Dowell, Clarence Crouse, Roy Ayers, Tony Duncan, Hugh Grey Shepherd, Bill Duncan, 'il -f- .- hr.nii Crouse, 0 ! Bobby jo Twin. 'T ' ' I Y 1 ir X mi - . I. . -. ., X- -- ..- -- f-- -sq. - wx-If .vw111nnrxvvm'rg.n:x-'31-gas:-Q' nc .4 311: Mo.. af: 514nin'J.uz A viNl'.r.'n'MRk1?H.'ZW sflov-I .ii n-xl!!-'91 5!':+i'1lZK fd-.1.t:.4 lCue '7.i'?ElJiX las.-.4.-'-41. .,. I 1. i ii 4 monogram Club First Row, Left to Right: Wanda Toliver. Second Row: Darlene Atwood., Dorothy Choate, Polly Lucas, Sue Cox, Elaine Crouse, Linda Truitt, Margaret Andrews, Janie Hoppers, Carol Hamm, Ioan Miller. Third Row: Pete Aiello, joe Da vid Stoker, I. D. Higgins, Bertie Mack Ande rson, George Osborne, Billy Wayne Crouse, Arlon Andrews, Carroll Crouse, Pre c i ous Brady, Elsie Higgins, Linda Caudill, Libby Royal, Bobby Atwood, janet jones, Paul Wooten, jerry Duncan. Fourth Row: Tony Duncan, Tommy Combs, Richard Crouse, Edward Evans, Carroll Smith, jim Brinegar, Earl Dean Crouse, Larry Setzer, I. R. Fender, David Dancy, jimmy Brooks, Dwayne Brooks, Barney Folger. Bus Drivers First Row, Left to Right: George Edwards, Bobby Hamm, Bobby jo Higgins, John Royall, Paul Wooten, Tommy Higgins, Welter Hamm, Bruce Wood, Russell Shaw, Wayne Brooks. Second Row: Byron Woodruff, Teddy Hudson, Hubert Wagoner, Tex Spicer, J. C. Taylor, Bertie Mack Anderson, Charles DeBord, Hugh Grey Shepherd, Roy Cox, Bobby Brooks, Roy Evans, Bill Irwin. ' Y' A? '-- .44 .hh ' J 1 42 I F wits. . 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Second Row: jean Reeves, Curtis Rector, Linda Bennett, Bob Choate, Joyce Poole, LeonAnderson, Frances Reeves. Third Row: Lennie Farmer, Ann Mitchell, Sandra Evans, Carol Hudson, Loretta Evans, Dwayne Brown, Mary Brown. Fourth Row: SylviaAyers, Linda Farmer, Linda Choate, Ben Reeves, CarolWooten, Frances Darr, Cax'olAnn Mitchell. Fifth Row: Mr. Cox. I Hhs. Duth1n's Eighth Grade First Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Dutton, Roger Higgins, Edw ard Scott, Evon Chappell, Gail Choate, Peggy Adams, Dora Holloway, Frank Dixon. Second Row: Roger Dancy, Linda Love, Nancy Dowell, Thomas Andrews, Billy Choate, Bobby Dan Wagoner, Darlene Love. Third Row: james Caudill, Jackie Evans, Mack Caudill, Ronny Brooks, Charles Brinegar, Tommy Higgins, Alan Watson. FoLu'th Row: Claude Parsons, Roge r Edwards, Richard Wagoner, Robert Petty, Bobby Hughes, Carl McMillan, Albert Wlles. , , gy' .1 'ygshi H QS6 f ia 1 fkof' gaanas 05+ '15 , F??iAv 3225 . ,gg -tame-fs,-ff. ,.f 1 md- 'wav i 1-:saw-fmss-fmszesf-xefrzw-mraw5axsffw:sr1E3tLzm1!?e?Sf'H?AJ,E55'5'2'7f'1'?'? . s ,. wn'E5?s1.. . Iiiis. Cheaies Seventh Grade First Row, Left to Right: Larry Halsey, Charles Dean Caudill, Lloyd Richardson, jeff Folger, Dorothy Choate, Betty Ann Rash, Patsy Andrews, David Caudill. Second Row: joe Hughes, Marvin Caudill, jerry Richardson, Gail Howell, Opal Hawkins, Brenda Carter, Nancy Shepherd, Sarah Ann Haxnin, Third Row: jamie Gambill, Nancy Hodge, Rodger Miller, Harry Rector, Kathy Mabe, joyce Ann Caudill, jerry Wyatt. Fourth Row: Linda Choate, Nancy Carolle Poole, Shirley Mitchell, Mrs. Choate, Ken Prewitt, George Miles. Not Pictured: Linda Brown, Ray Wooten, Peggy Dowell, Virginia McCann, Donley Brooks, Louise Moxley, Hlis. Deuqhiene Seventh Grade First Row, Left to Right: LarryMilcs, Davidl-lam, DanielHam, Carol Evans, Mattie Reid Fender, jimrnyBenge, Vivian Reeves, Betty Ruth Smith. Second Row. Gail Church, jackie Billings, Anita Baker, joe Mack Andrews, Kay Poole, Alice Estep, junior Brinegar, Sue Torney, Third Row: Carolyn Tayson, Doris Sidden, Richard Caudill, Alma Lee Hudson, Elaine Triplett, Maxine Bohbitt, Ruby Brannock, Robert Evans. Fourth Row: Sharon Brooks, Baxter Bledsoe, Wanda Petty, Frances Spicer, Patricia Perkins, Patricia Watson, Mrs. vDOLlQl1tOI1. Not Pictured: Don Walls, Don Crouse, Robert Dean Brinegar, Gladys Perry, Dwaine Love. YL .TIIXY .'71V7i i 7'nU 'I ?v .lf-T-T'! VS Til 1 LSI' '-'FYTQ x'YT?. iii! .K IUVUQIITJYWN' ' KV l C S, I'-.l1Q! LY1u 'T '.7.lf ', 7l1 1IEZI li' ' RLS? lar!! ill-s ST TS' HOA . il' Tfllli J. J. uiiin .ai mrs. Sinqletanfs Sixth Grade First Row, Left to Right: Linda Nicholson, Linda McKnight, janet Evans, Ann Hoppers, Sandra Halsey, Judy Richardson, Judy Shores, Patricia Greene, Willena Watson, Doreen Caudill. Second Row: jimmy Nichols, johnny Reeves, jerry Crouse, Stanley jordan, Mathew Re e chio, David Busic, jackie Halsey, Bobby Andrews, jack Richardson, Doug Choate, CecilWagoner, DavidPoole. Third Row: Mrs. Singletary, MarthaAllen, Lindal-liggins, BarbaraBrooks, Ann Newman, Gary Castevens, Ray Chambers, Shirley Maines, Larry Sexton, Max Armentrout. Illr. Hiillefs Sixth Grade First Row, Left to Right: Lucy Larue, Timphia Dixon, Edwinjoines, johnny Brooks, Danny Lyon, Shirley McMeans, Tommy Blevins. Second Row: jack McCann, jimmy I-lodge, Henry Hicks, Harry Truitt, Carlene Howell. Third Row: Earl Andre ws, jerry Billings, Cecil Evans, Doris Billings, Kathleen Billings, Michael Royal. Fourth Row: Lois Billings, Betty Ruth Todd, Cletra Choate, S andra Settle, Ronnie Tolley, Philip Truitt, Ronnie Poole, Dale Caudill, David Smith, james Miller, Mr. Miller. , , , , ,WM .,.....-..1-.g1l.e1niL.1n5,',11l QIA H'l U 1 fl'- r-4, lr ' If? .' S .Fill ' '4 . 4 ' I .,1 , Li f r . nl I iff .W -- v 1. 'L 11 :' 7 vii, vw Hhs. lhampsan's Sixth Grade First Row, Left to Right: Ethel Higgins, Nancy Royal, Patricia Toliver, W a nda Sanders, Mary Alice Crouse, Patsy B l ac kburn, Alice Royal, Mary Brinegar, Pauline Caudill, Patricia Osborne. Se c ond Row: Betty Mae Blevins, Linda Andrews, Linda Ble vins, Mary Ruth Hill, Wanda Wooten, Carol Dancy, Gloria Richardson, Rachel Billings, Janie Cox, Mary Ann Triplettc. Third Row: Mrs. Thompson, Grayson Fender, jerry Bare, Buddy Perry, Gerald Richardson, jimmy Williams, Billy Caudill, Dickey Caudill, Robert Taylor, Gale Andrews, Herman Pruitt. mrs. Davis' Fifth Grade , First Row, Left to Right: Shirley Caudill, Mary Lou B ill in g s, Gene Crouse, Wanda Billings, Shclda Pruitt, Roger Dowe ll, Wade Billings, Richard Williams, Gary Rash, James Reeves Crouse, Nancy Andrews. Second Row: Mary Ann Crouse, jerry Watson, Margie Walls, Bobbie Ruth Maines, Barbara Freeman, Bobbie Lee Maines, Virginia Smith, Richard Brooks, Eula Faye Holbrook, Phylis EVANS, Glenna Roberts, Dorothy jean Crouse. Third Row: Mrs. Davis, Thomas Hamm, ' ' Clive Gentry, Iris Bourne, Betty Billings, Dean Choate, Larry McCann, Ralph Dowell, james Mahan, Donny Carter. 4 :Xia xg' nun, . qi ' h 5 , ' 1 ,fa - , - , i Ly' H- I . ww., ' ',mm' 5 ' 'L.Tf', ' 'f -'r'-vnu'-wwe. .gn-earn V .. ...T H.. A , , 5 'E i'1KK'.B .i1'K'F1'5l7.!i . 1' o in ,fi 'vlnrliff suv-r 1-cn--.1 .1:1x.f-n':,x-1-1-- . - . -ea.-.11 -3.-Luv. v..-v v-L ma Q so .Y-vs- .-. .-1-,:,..-Q.. a- ..-.-.-.na .- R .i,..f-vw 1... .s' '- 'T ..f... W.-A.-.. V A- at .X . A---+V--wav Hlrs. BuSic'S Fiiih Grade First Row, Left to Right: Ph i l Atwood, Don Ray Rector, Robert Andrews, Gail Ioines, Gary Atwood, Nyla Duncan, Clarence Royall, jerry Caudill, Maxine Caudill, Linda McCann, Susan Barrett, Karen Dancy, Ne al Howell. Second Row: Keith Poole, Louise Holloway, Bobby Richardson, Sylvia Reeves, Ronald Moxley, johnny Edwards, Larry Poole, Brenda McCann, Sherry Tompkins, Linda Nichols, Sylvia Fowler, Barbara Richardson. Third Row: Bobby Choate, Danny Andrews, Betty Holloway, Edward Lyons, Brice Waddell, Barbara jean Maines, Danny Caudill, Gary Mahan, Alton Wagoner, Wilma Evans. Not Pictured: Esther Bourne, Nellie Pike, Mary Nell Evans, Claudie Roberts. mrs. Uhua1e's Fifth Grade First Row, Left to Right: Van Pruitt, Allan Hardin, Wanda Yates, Volley Sue Caudill, Dorothy Marray, Valerie Evans, Patsy Halsey, Mack Murphy, Mack Fender, Billy Howell. Second Row: Mrs. Choate, Cammellia Rector, Ellen Andrews, Harold Perry, Sue Reeves, GailEdwards, Diana Darr,' jerry Mabe, Wayne Brinegar, Nancy McCann, Patq' Evans, Arlita Caldwell. Third Row: judy Atwood, Linda Fender, johnny Brady, Elva Choate, Bobby Irwin, Tim Reeves, Roger Sturgill, james Todd, Larry Cox, Robert Brown, Eddie Reeves, Lester Caudill. AE., - A -cs . A ,,,,U ,gh I . . .. M... --.-.---e-..W. n W- sw-A .-V, ..-...... .-A-f, , ,Y .AV Y -A , Y .. - Y' ' v'L -- ---ihv --oneaf, ,., , , ,, ,.. - , M. . .,..... ,. ,. -- ...-....-M Q fc , .. -..T.... . ...A-. --.ne - - -.r,'..1A..u1-zuunx.-x-.an.vIms.:e:.:iKl4 11.'l'!.l'2.C17:lS'QEi:QZnRlf5xYNl.Qm M'- 4- ,.-. ' :K-E' Vin... ig , , :avi '52 fif- f 4,-cv I B 3 xv Q , i 5 f 1 Q J X if , ,I v -.gr 1 uv I Q., 4 S' Mg, , ,x, bf A!! 3. I . .A T A x . in A S 4 '1 l 'W ,QI 1 2 'a ! I1 A ,,..- 'S , . 3 - 1 'ff y 7 X WE? 1 1 If if - e g 41 L 'I' Q g S 'fa v 075: l 914' 1 x . ' 4 s - .3--1,-nv-1Eg.,?.. 3.-A-1-,qi A , . .3 ,,,.. ., ,, , -.4-3, ,,- ...f -.-- v-...-,-...- , , N l-4 T' 'W -' , , ' '7 i . V- , X W Q M.-....W.,. af-..,.-..,,, ,,,,.,,,,,, , ,,,..4'-. C. e-1-.nz-we ,a-,zu-.p M4-W.-.aaebfaf-ae,,-mgpgf-2-Va ff, Idiss lauldr's Fourth Grade First Row, Left to Right: jan Porter, Ann Richardson, I-lillery Dixon, Lillie Dixon, Warren Taylor, Glenda Busic, Louise Crouse, Jo Ann Roupe, Ricky Dancy, Larry I-Iatchett, Wayne Andrews. Second Row: Lois Halsey, Lark Bollin, Edward Royall, Evelyn Higgins, Evon Higgins, jerry Blackbum, Bobby Dancy, Kenney Sexton, Pam Reeves, Margaret Rector. Third Row: Bobby Evans, Rocky Hendricks, Barry Wyatt, Geraldine Sidden, Caroline Triplett, jerry Chambers, Larry Mabe, Carl Lane, Ir., Boyd Dixon, Mane Brooks, Miss Taylor. Hlrs. 6endru's Third Grade First Row, Left to Right: Carol Maines, Gayle Crouse, Charlie Hamm, Douglas joines, Dale Mahan, Betsy Crouse, Sandra Miller, Roger Andrews, Earnest Rector. Second Row: Ronnie Murray, Becky Triplett, Pauline Woodruff, Charlotte Mitchell, RonaldGacsho, Chris Folger, David Choate, Juanita Combs, Evelyn Woodruff. Third Row: Lonnie I-lam, David Richards on, Carter Bobbitt, Nancy, I ane Love, Linda jo Smith, Anna jean Moxley, Billy Yates, Danny Cranford, Terry Landreth, Mrs. Gentry. W' 'viv 1 sl 1 -P - 95' f 'M la R lg , . . , , . , t ,Z rr N 'F Y ,. , -.,.,,,,p....... ,, ' f W., . .W .. ...Aw ,M-.-... -we-if-mv ' .,,5,7,...,va,-.a...,,...s..Au-.+.,,.-..,-r,..,..-... M.- ,.,..-..4-.. ... 0-v 'A , - . 1 . . , , . . , . . ., V-, , , ,,,,.,,, ,L A,,, ,,,,, ., s,,,.s,.,,.,., ,,,, M ,,,,, 77,04 .,-,LLL .huh . K , Y i u W K fzlglkq, I 'rm-rwaraar,eea-far-adarrrmfs'fe,zra,ramerrfr2?2rrsrfrea'1fw9'f21s5'ff192'SffR'Z1:Y?1S?s2s-3Qf:QZ?fSfE6'f2fg.SEier55'SWr?4EaiE9Z?SS.EJ,sw,,i.'W .r,J75R f I, - 1 , 1 1 I ' . .0 ' X Hlrs. Ushdrnds lhrrd Grade ' First Row, Left to Right: William Pike, Ammie l-lam, jannie I-lam, Lois Murray, Eddie Peirce, Rubyjane Woodruff, BarbaraBillings, Barbara Reeeluo, Colonel Brown, Jackie Sexton. Second Row: Altheal-lowell, Ronny Sidden, DcnnisBennett, Anja Sexton, David Brinegar, ElvaBrooks, Thelma Crouse, Richard Edwards, Norma jean Sturgill, Wanda Walls. Third Row: Kathy l-lolbrooks, Betty Ann Rector, Danny Marlow, Annie Sue Blevins, Michael Warren, Helen Sparks, Sammy Evans, Ellen Hudson, Gwyn Stoker, Alicia Crouse, Nlrs. Osborne. I Hlrs. Edurards Third Grade ' First Row, Left to Right: Geneva Williams, David Brinegar, Linda jo Caudill, Roger Brady, Teddy Mabe, Lcssie Billings, Ethel Fender, Nancy Poole, Carolyn Royall. Second Row: Larry Brooks, Marrie Beth Perry, jaquitha Sheets, Nancy Carol Brinegar, RichardGreene, Patricia Davis, Rebecca Sue Joines, Gary jones, Third Row: David Tayson, Sheryl Crouse, Ray Parsons, Wade Caudill, jerry Brooks, Albert Billings, Roger Moxley, Clinton Nelson. Gs cw. me F Ulfhif 396: gras:-quo: ,35- 1,7' ' K .. , h 'Q w....,,--....,.. .em N,.,j K . .....i- .... . ,:f... ' -...:::,-..,,,. . ..,..LTr.'yhlu?-':sf-s,v-e-a........i,.,..... o-. .., -...-, -. ..-e f, .........- .,..,.f-- ,... ....fs..a--,f......,f,.e-,-ff.--rv.-.e-- -A .-,---B..--1 J.-4...-.1 ng----:Leis-.Ara-me--4...-xr' r 1 '. I we A 1 4 v V 9 f- P t. ,r 2' Kiki, .. H 2. 2 e - 45 W n-. ' 'mp ag- ,ww ,f M 1' 1 Q I :gif -,w g -er- Q.' -7. A ,,... ,A ,,., . v, ,., .- u , 1'-ff , H525--u,,2' .6 'P , .r,h., i V -V-.1 ',4--1 -I -1,01 , f J? x , ,gf 'Qi . ,, ,Q 'Q ...LW 'W ....I......1'.l f -M1-W . ff x vlx wcwmmixqwm 'ig-gnu , w .W .55 ,wi 3 J, '1-A .L 11 gum. J., 5 K - J v xga r' N 1 1 -'IA ! 3 i a a ' A' ay 1 1 I 'k 1 I M , , 'if-Y 2 . . -. xl . J 4 b W Y' V K mil ' 9 'H - W, at 45 -., X 41, A , 4 .y ' ' ' 7 X , 'K 5 , . Lrg' x ' I G A . iv! X- l I Q 1 J 1 A E 5 E Q IF 5 E 5 i 's E fr L., -1 . 1 . nn-.-11:-s.r.x nqsrrfxwznxvrc rugrvvmvarvznhmnr-xn11gw,xuv1v-A-1.nn-Ltngxvmncxgu-muxrvv nn- 1515-111 nnmrvn.r1ma-:xrruu.,4.-1sc.arvcnvxJ.c- lg sz:--: :ram .Lv--a, -:w .X 1 ft, Y 3 V ff' 1 ' 4 ' I 'f . - Q 1 64 Q . W4 ' if . , K xxx f X , C ' Q: x fs 5 ' 5 an . 2 E fat- ' VL MWIW '1d LlL h-g1HWg'lg' -, -, 'Xa-up--' 5. . 1 . A - . 1 -'I-HA-w--w,..1u.. -' cn-I ' I 1 Y ' ' J Q l ..... W DP 441 X Y L U Q ' ni f . 4? V .V e f v 'E . v . f, g! '1 E-Kxbi rl!- Senior WILMA JO ANN ABSI-IER A friendly smile and a hello will make you friends wherever you go. Home Economics 1,25 Bible Club 15 Pep Club 15 Glee Club 1. BERTIE MACK ANDERSON A rolling stone gathers no moss. BusDrivers 35 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3,45 Monogram 2, 3, 4 . JAMES ARLON ANDREWS Do unto others as they would do unto you5 but do it first. Monogram Club 3,45 Pep Club 15 F.F.A. 15 Dra- matics 15 Football 1, 2, 3,45 Baseball3,45 F.T.A. 1. ROBERT LOUIS ANDREWS To be a success in life. Pep Club 15 Glee Club 15 Beta 2, 3,45 Senior Super- lative5 Football 1,25 Basketball 3,45 Baseball 3,45 Junior Marshal5 Annual Staff, Advertising. BOBBY ALLEN ATWOOD Moss doesn't g row on a rolling stone but you don't stand still all your life, you may not be seen. Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Monogram 1, 2, 3,4. GLONA HINES BENNETT Do the very best you can today and the future will take care of itself. Beta Club 2, 3,45 F.T.A. 45 Home Economics 1, 25 Pep Club 15 Dramatics Club 15 Class Pre sident 25 Marshal35 Annual Staff, Typist5 Homecoming Queen Attendant 4. WILLLAM BYRON BLEDSOE Curiosity breeds knowledge. Glee Club 15 Dramatics 15 Be t a 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. '45 Junior Marshal. EMMA JEAN BLEVINS Friendship is worth more than all the money in the world. Home Economics 1, 25 Library Club 15 Pep Club 1. RACHEL BLEVINS Greater riches hath no manthan love for his fellow- men . Bible Club 15 Pep Club 15 Glee Club 15 Beta Club 3, 45 Home Economics 1, 25 Junior Marshal5 Senior Super- lative . . MABEL ELSIE BOWERS Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. AUBREY CLIFTON BROOKS The greatest engineering job is building a bridge of faith over the river of death. F.F.A. 15 Pep Club 25 Class Poem. BOBBY BROOKS A l w ay s keep the ball rolling t o w a r d the goal of success. llirecturu Dramatics Club 15 Glee Club 15 F.F.A. 1, Chapter Vice President 45 Bus Drivers 3, 4. JIMMY TOT BROOKS Every man for himself and God for all. Football 1, 3, 4, Co-Captain 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 45 Monogram 3, 45 Bus D r i ve rs 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 1. WAYNE MACK BROOKS Do your best all the time and don't worry about the results. Pep Club 15 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3,4, ChapterPresident 3,45 Senior Superlative5 Class President 45 Annual Staff, Co-Editor 45 Bus Drivers 45 Glee Club 1. RUBY CAROL BROWN A good name is to be chosen ratherthan gre at riches. Glee Club 15 Bible Club 15 Pep Club 15 Library Club 15 Home Economics 1, 25 Class Secretary and Treas- urer 1. LINDA LOU CAUDILL Judge no man, for God is the judge. Glee Club 15 Monogram 1, 2, 3,45 F.T.A. 1,45 Pep Club 15 Class Reporter 35 Chemleader 1, 3. WILLIE SAM CAUDILL Men like horses can't kick and go forward at the same time. F.F.A. 15 F.T.A. 4. MARY MAXINE CHAPPELL The true value of life is not that which can be measured in dollars. Pep Club 15 Monogram 25 Home Economics 25 Glee Club 15 Bible Club 15 Cheerleader 2. JENNIE LOUISE CHURCH We are what we think5 but not always what we think we are. Pep Club 15 Bible Club 15 Future Homemakers 1, 25 Glee Club 25 Homecoming Candidate 3. EARL DEAN CROUSE A ma n is rewarded not for h a vin g brains, but for using them. F.F.A. 1, 25 Monogram 2, 3,45 Pep Club 15 Library 15 Football 1, 2, 3,45 Base b all 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA ELAINE CROUSE The only way to have a friend is to be one. Pep Club 15 Home Economics 1, 25 F.T.A. 1, 2, 3,45 Beta Club 2, 3,45 Monogram 2, 3,45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Class Treasurer 35 Junior Marshal. DAVID ESTEL DANCY Never worry about tom orr ow5 it will be gone the day after. Monogram 3,45 Football 2, 3,45 Baseball3,-15 F.F.A. 1. Senior Direcioru VIRGINIA JOYCE PRESNELL Be what you are. Home Economics 1, 25 Bible Club 1. WANDA CAROL PRUITT Honesty has real worth. Pep Club 15 Glee Club 1,25 Bible Club 15 Home Economics 25 F.T.A. 4. WILLARD E. RECTOR Do good to thy friend to keep him5 to thy enemy to gain him. Il r.F.A. 1,2,35F.T.A. 4. LIBBY ROYALL Women were made to be loved, not understood. F.T.A. 1, 2, 3,45 Monogram Club 2, 3,45 Home Economics 1, 25 Glee Club 15 Dramatics Club 15 Pep Club 15 Senior Superlative, Most Athletic5Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Co-Captain 4. JOHN EUGENE ROYAL Live, Love and be merry. Dramatics Club 15 Baseball 15 Football 15 F.F.A. 1, 25 Bus Drivers 3, 4. ROBERT LOYD SANDERS What wisdom can you find that is greater than kind- ness? F.F.A. 1, 25 Chapter Sentinel 25 Football 2, 35 Glee Club 1. LARRY SETZER To make S500 a month5 retired. Monogram Club 3,45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4. HUGH GREY SHEPHERD Keep 'em rolling. F.F.A. Reporter 15 F.F.A. President 45 Bus Drivers Club 3,45 Senior Superlative, Most Co-Operative. CARROLL DEAN SMITH Do not turn back when you are just at the goal. Football 3,45 Baseball 2, 3,45 Monogram Club 3,45 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3,4, SONNY SMITH Do good to your friends to keep the m--Do good to your enemies to gain them. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3,45 Baseball 3,45 Monogram 3,45 Pep Club 1. SHELDA JEAN SPARKS Make the best of today and work for better tomorrows. Pep Club 15 Dramatics Club 15 Home Economics 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2,4, Co-Captain 45 Cheerleader 1. TEX SPICER Mind your own business and you will be all right. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3,45 Glee Club l.5DI'3.1'1'13.tiCS Club 15 Bus Drivers Club 3, 4. WANDA LEE TOLIVER Today is the tomorrow We worried about yesterday. Dramatics Club 1, 25 Pep Club 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 25 F.T.A. 1, 25 F.I-l.A. 1, 25 Monogram Club 2, 3,45 junior Giftorian 35 Halloween Queen 35 Basketball 1, 25 Cheerleader 3, 4, Chief5 Annual Staff 4. LINDA TRUITT God gave us life, let's do our part. Monogram 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 15 F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 15 Home Economics 1, 25 Glee 15 Library 15 Cheerleader 1, 45 Senior Superlative, Best Personality5 Class Treasurer 45 Halloween Queen 4. NANCY TRUITT To have a successful life. Bible Club 15 Home Economics 1, 25 F,T.A. 1, 2, 3,45 Pep Club 15 Glee Club 15 Dramatics Club 1. ANNIE WAGONER A smiling face accomplishes much. Pep Club 15 Assistant Treasurer 35 F.T.A. 1, 2, 3,45 Bible ciub 1, Home Economies 1,25 Dramatzics 1, Assistant Librarian 3, 4. BYRON FRANKLIN WOODRUFF A man is rewarde d not for having brains, but for using them. Beta Club 2, 3', 4, Beta Treasurer 3, Beta President 45 Bus Drivers 2, 3, 45 Senior Superlative, Most Likely To Succeed5 junior Marshal5 Annual Staff, Business Man- ager. PAUL WOOTEN l had rather be right, than president. Pep Club 15 Monogram 3, 45 F,T.A. 2, 3, 45 Bus Drivers Club 3,45 Senior Superlative, Wittiest5 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4. MARY RUTH WYATT God devided man into men that they might help one another. Dramatics Club 1, Reporter 15F.T.A. 1, 2, 3,4, Treas- urer 3, Reporter 45 Beta Club 2, 3, 4, S e cre tary 3, Vice President 45 F.H.A. 25 Declamation-Recitation Contest 25 Class Secretary 2, 45 Class Vice President 35 Homecoming Candidate 15 junior Marshal5 Annual Staff, Typist5 S e ni o r Superlatives, Best A ll Around and Best Looking . Senior CHARLES EDWIN DEBORD Let the world take care of itself. Football 15 Bus Drivers 2, 3, 45 Basketball Manager 2. GEORGE FLOYD EDWARDS If you can't beat 'em, join 'em. Bus Drivers 2, 3,45 F.F.A. 1. IRENE BERNICE EDWARDS Smile and the world smiles w i t h you, cry and you cry alone . Pep Club 15 Bible Club 15 F.T.A. 1,45 Glee Club 1. OPAL INEZ EDWARDS Think be fore you act. Think twice before you speak. Home Economics 1, 25 Pep Club 15 Glee Club 1. BETTY LOIS ESTEP Never judge a man until you've walked a mile in his shoes. Glee Club 15 Dramatics Club 15 Home Economics 1, 25 PepClub 15 Library Club 15 Future Teachers 1, 2, 35 Class Officer 25 Basketball 1, 25 Annual Staff45 Senior Superlative . EDITH JOANN EVANS If at first you don't succeed5 try, try again. Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Reporter45 F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 45Home Economics 1, 25 Pep Club 15 Bible Club l5Ju1'1iOl' Marshal5 Senior Superlative5 Co-Editor of THE SPARTAN5 Chairman of the junior-Senior Banquet. ROY EVANS Always try to do a little better. Pep Club 15 Dramatics Club 15 Glee Club 15 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Chapter Re porte r 45 Senior Superlative5 Declamation-Recitation C ont e s t 15 B us Drivers 45 Annual Staff 4 . DAVID EDWARD EVANS To become a successful farmer. Monogram Club 45 Football 1, 2, 3,4. I. R. FENDER The only way to have friends is to be one. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3,45 Monogram Club 3,45 Baseball 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball 1, 3,45 Football 1, 2, 3,4, SHIRLEY FENDER A smile and helping hand to offer at any time. Glee Club 15 Pep Club 15 Bible Club 15 Library Club 15 Class President 35 Annual Staff 4, BusinessManager. WELTER COLONEL I-IAMM Keep on your toes and you will be on the go. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer5 Football 15 Basket- ball 15 Bus Drivers 3,45 4-H Club 1, 2. Ilirecturu GEORGE L. HARRIS A troubled mind knows no ease. Bus Drivers 3,45 F.F.A. 1. BARBARA ANN HICKS There's a little good in each of us if we will only Search for it. Bible Club 15 Home Economics 1, 25 S e nior Super- lative. ELSIE HIGGINS Where there's a will there's a way. F.T.A. 3,45 Bible Club 15 Monogram Club 45 Pep Club 15 Home Economics 1, 25 Annual Staff 45 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4. CARL WILSON IRWIN Nothing is impossible. Bus Drivers 3, 45 Football Manager 25 Annual Staff 45 Monogram Club 3, 4. LINDA ROSE JOHNSON Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Library Club 1, 25 Bible Club 15 Home Economics 1, 25 Pep Club 1. RICHARD HAYWOOD JOINES Women are the roots of all debts. F .F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, ChapterVice President 35 Pep Club 15 Baseball 35 Football Manager 2. SUE MILES Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. F.T.A. 1, 2, 3,4, Historian 45 PepClub 15 Dramatics Club 15 Glee Club 15 Home Economics 1, 2. RICHARD NICHOLS To have a successful life. Pep Club 15 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3,45 Baseball 2, 3. GEORGE EDWIN OSBORNE I am fair and young but the rose will fade. F.F.A. 15 Bus Drivers 2, 3,45 Monogram Club 3,45 Football 1, 2, 3,4, Co-Captain 45 Baseball 1,45 Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Superlative . VIVIAN PARLIER What will be will be. Glee Club 15 Pep Club 15 Dramatics Club 15 F.T.A. 1, 2, 3,4, S e cre tary 2, 3, 45 Home Economics 1, 25 4-H Club 1, 25 Recitation-Declamation Contest 1, 25 Annual Staff5 Class Song, Class Re porte r 45 junior Giftorian. BARBARA DIXIE PRESNELL True worth is not found in glory or power. Home Economics 1, 25 Bible Club 15 F.T.A. 4. 1 Am Hohvmes at School J.. I f we., .53 Cafeteria Personnel Left to Right: Mrs. Zona Andrews, Mrs. I1aAudrcws, Mrs. Opa1Evans, Mrs. Ruth Maines, Mrs. Anna DeBoard, MIS. Ruth Triplett. Pix bv- js in E i I ,mfg I D u -, r i , Vsf K l..fQ 1.1. 'ff fK.Hl -f eVX,f,..gf nv. f ff U,'! KH Q! r i I o I B ,,' , I .--, '.,gJ f fi, CONGRATULATIONS 'ro The '- ' -6 class of 9 I 'f T- 59 r ll ke f THE NCDRTHWESTERN BANK Serving Norfhwesfern North Carolina Member Federol Deposif Insurance Corp. Sporfcx, North Carolina FRESH AND PURE 1 AS , R MUUNTAIN All! X Pf22r3i?::f:ff:5f:hziiziiuy ' ' Northwest North Carolina. 'HRK X YADKIN VALLEY DAIRY WILKESBORO, N. C. I -o l d CHQATE MOTCR I, F coMPANY Comp 'ments O Ford Cors-Trucks-Trocfors DR. Complete Body ond Point Shop d A-I Used Cors N Wode Choofe R.C. Mifchell Phone 103 or 74 Sporfo, North Coroliho N J. B. REED INSURANCE AGENCY Save with Safety J . B . Reeal-Owner Phone 90 Sparta, North Carolina EVANS JEWELRY Clifton Evans, Owner and Manager Watch Repairing Elgin and Bulova Watches Silverware-Keepsake Diamonds Quality Jewelry Time will Tell Box T88 Sparta, North Carolina YADKIN VALLEY DAIRY COOPERATIVE INC. I I ALLEGHANY E MOTOR MARK T GULF q. .ff Sparta, North Carolina Gas-Oil-Batteries Accessories--Tires Phone II6 Sparta, North Carolina ws... WESTERN AUTO SPARTA ASSOCIATE STORE IMPLEMENT Radios-Television-Freezers Tires-Aufo Parts-Bafferies ' P A N Y Refrigerators-Fishing Tackle Auto Assocnatc Store Western Sparfa, Norflw Carol i na Oliver Tracfors-New Holland Boilers Homelife Chain Saws Farm Machinery af Lower Prices Phone lO7 Sparta, Norflm Carolina WINGATES STORE Plumbing-Heating-Wiring TV-Appliances-Furniture Arzie Richardson-Owner Spruce 3-3l4l Independence, Virginia SPARTA ESSO SERVICENTER FN VYLYVAQ. , qwgcf--A'- ' , l . n-..... :fVF:zavu sn . Y Lubrication-Washing Complefe One Sfop Service Sparta, Norflw Carolina IRWIN MOTOR CCDMPANY BILLINGS Z, AND CROUSE Generol Conrroctors New Building Remodel ing Trucks-Jeeps Repoiring lnfernorionol ond Willys Deoler Wall ond Floor Tile 24-Hour Wrecker Service Phone 94 Sporfo, Norfh Corolino l SHELL MWE5 SERVICE STATION Tire Service ond Recopping The Finest In Used Cars R'V' Blevins' Manager Phone 38 Sporfo, Norfh Corolincl Phone 228 vvc tAffdT e A Sizggle O 'T .i Dissofisfied Cusfomer ,H 1. SPARTA RADIO AND T. V. SERVICE Rf ' ' 1' it- U: f . Bill Sexton, Owner Phone 219 Sporto, North CoroIino With Best Wishes SPARTA PIPES, INC. Sporto, North Carolina FARMERS' HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENT COMPANY F my A iwrf. L, , W 2, 3 1 l Qualify Hclfdwcxre of Lower Pric igidoire Applies -R.C.A d I Io' d I I C S I1 C I N. B. SMITHEY'S STORES COMPANY ELCEOBAGIS S I1CI Compliments of THE ALLEOHANY NEWS Sporto, North Coroiino A Progressive A.B.C. Newspaper Covering Alleghany County ROGER C. POOLE Concrete Construction Ennice, North Coroiino Phone 21 Sporfo, North Coroiino Complimenfs of HERFF-JONES CO. lndionopolis, Indiono Rings-Invirofions-Medals ond Trophies E. W. PADDISON, REPRESENTATIVE Mouni' Airy, Norfh Carolina CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS CAROLINA SCHOOL SUPPLY COMPANY, INC Post Office Box ZI85 CI1c1rIo'r're, Nor'rI'1 Corolino MORE POPLE ENJOY 1 L L L L I THAN ANY OTHER ICE CREAM BRENDLE CASH WHOLESALE, INC. 222-226 Eost Moin Street Eikin, North Corolino EDWARDS FURNITURE CO. Bedroom, Living Room Dining Room Furniture Electricol Applionces The Ploce to Furnish Your Home Phone 3-J Sporto, North Corolin You Con Be SURE.. .if it's WESTINGHOUSE SALEM PAPER CCDMPANY flncorporoteoli Quoiity Poper-Wholesole P.CD. Box 5155 1025 Conol Drive Winston-Solem, North Corolinci Compliments of GALAX MERCANTILE COMPANY Box 299 Golcix, Virginia B. 8. T. DRUG COMPANY Dependable Prescription Service For Over 30 Years Phone II Sparta, North Carolina R exal I BIOOERS BROTHERS, INC. Fruits, Produce and Eggs Institutional Size Canned Foods P.O. Box 2356 2800 South Boulevard Charlotte I, North Carolina REINS- STURDIVANT FUNERAL HOME 24 Hour Ambulance Service Sturdivant Life Insurance Company Phone 85 Sparta, North Carolina P. H. HANES KNITTING COMPANY Underwear Babywear Sleepwear Sparta, North Carolina urel Springs Service Sfai' DUNCAN BROTHERS LAND AUCTION CO. Phones: Office 28-Home 50M Sparfa, Norfh Carolina Office Phone TR 3-6113 Sfafesville, N.C Farms ' Houses - Lo1's ' Business Property N.C. Sfafe-Wide License No. 201958 COmP'imenfS of C J HARDWARE BILLY JOE SHATLEY Sparta Farm Service Friendly Shoe Sfore ion Phone 18 C. J. Hendrix, O 8 Sparta, No Comp imenfs of TOASTED DR. P. L. CHOATE pEANUT5 and DR. B. O. CHOATE Troy Murray, Represe f t PARKWAY CAFE Private Dining Room Robert Myers, Owner Laurel Springs, North Carolina GULF RESTAURANT Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Edwards Owners and Operators Sparta, North Carolina DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO. BLUE RIDGE ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORPORATION D I' P 9 P P 9 I' Live Better EIectricaIIy Third Avenue Phone 4-59II Phone 77 Sparta, North Carolina West Jefferson, North Carolina SPARTA MILLING CONIPANY Proper Grinding Accurate Mixing Purina Supplements Phone 79-.I Sparta, North Carolina HALSEY DRUG COMPANY Sodas-Prescriptions-Cosmetics Phone I3I Sparta, North Carolina FIRESTONE S PARTA LAUNDRY Home Appliances Conde Milking Machines Phone 141-J S N h C I' Sparta, North Carolina pang' on Gro mc S PARTA RESTAU RANT Compliments of Just Good Food Steoks-Country Hom Compliments of Compliments ot KELLY'S MOTEL SRARTA HARDWARE Highway I8 Phone T22 Sporto, iXorth Corolino Clete Choote Compliments of mcivs COAL YARD Th e New phone: ALLEGHANY COUNTY C ol Yorcl-lol Home-25lW SPGVT01 North Carolina A Memoriol Gift From Edwin Duncon C . MYERS MOTEL ompllments ot 34 Grade A Units Grocle A Restcxuront Highway 21 North Mr. and Mrs. John Myers, Own Phone 237 Lourel Springs, North Corolin Compliments of SPARTA BARBER SHOP Rodney Busic cind Wciyne Coudill CASH Xi CARRY STORE Quality Groceries ond Fresh Meot Sporto, North Corolino Compliments of COUNTY AGENTS OFFICE R. E. Block--County Agent ohn Cooper-Assistont County Agent CHARLES' MOTELS Sportci ond Elkin U.S. Highway 21 North S PARTA SERVICE STATI ON' New ond Reccipped Tires Rebot Bcitteries Sporting Goods-Fishing Supplies B.B. Worden, Owner ond Monoge Ph 47 One I' NllTCHELL'S 5 8: 106 STORE Spc1rtc1's Complete Voriety Store Spcirto, North Corolino Compliments of JUSTICE OF THE PEACE G. Glenn Nichols Compliments of EAR NEST EDWARD S Complimenfs of CHAR AND JACK EDWARDS Disfribufors of QUEEN BESS DAIRY PRODUCTS AUTO SALES COMPANY Dodge-Plymourh Dodge Job-Rofed Trucks Phone 68 Sporfo, Norfh Corolino WALTER'S DRUG J. C. SUTTHERLAND JEWEL QUoIify Diomonds ER Founfoin-Giffs-Ver. Supplies Bulova and Elgin Watches SPVUCG 3'23?I 0 . Spruce 3-3362 InCIePe 'CIenCe1 VWQIWG Independence, Virginio Complimenfs of COOL SPRINGS IVIOTOR COURT Mr. ond Mrs. Bob Winchesrer, Owners Mr. ond Mrs. Jock Perree Locofed on U.S. 2I I If2 Miles Nor'rI1 of Sporro BLACKVVELDER5 SPARTA CLEANERS FURNITURE COMPANY The Home of Quality Bclrney BoIIin, Owner Furniture for Less Money phone 100 Sporfo, Norfh CoroIino Phone T85 Sporfo, Norrh Corolinci SPARTA FLORI ST Say It With Flowers Member of Floral Telegraph Delivery Compliments of HIGGINS SEWING MACHINE SERVICE and RCA High Fi Phone IO8 Sparta, North Carolina PIWOHG 91 Sparta, North Carolina BURGESS FURNITURE STORE You Furnish the Girl We'II Furnish the Home Congratulations Seniors SPARTA AUTO PARTS Telephone 258I West Jefferson, North Carolina Sparta, North Carolina Compliments of Compliments of IRWIN SHEARIN'S CAFE EDKER PORTER IVIILL Twin Oaks North Carolina Sparta, North Carolina CAROLINA SILK SHOP Compllmenls of Sewing and Remnants DR. C. J. ASHLEY Phone I23 Sparta, North Carolina Mrs. R. M. Osborne Phone 227 Sparta, North Carolina NEWTON'S Ladies' and Girls' Reacly-to-wear Phone 63 Sparta, North Carolina Compliments of HARDlN'S STORE Sparta, North Carolina TOWN AND COUNTRY BEAUTY SHOP Eva Oambill -Olga Lee Higgins Operators Phone 87 Sparta, North Carolina LANDRETH BARBER SHOP lt pays to look well Basil Landreth-Guy Church Bill Ayers Shine-Joe Maxwell Sparta, North Carolina GRAY BROS. FURNITURE CO Everything For The Home Westinghouse Appliances Dial 4221 West Jefferson, N.C. S PARTA SU PERlVlAR KET Clarence Hendrix Home Owned Store Phone H9 Sparta, North Carolina Compliments of S PARTAN THEATRE Virginia Setzer, Manager Get More Out Ot Lite- -Go Out To A Movie Sparta, North Carolina MODERN DRY CLEANERS P. Eugene Higgins, Owner Clarence C. Crouse, Operator Phone 31 Sparta, North Carolina 1 ' vfffxf WQQ 7l' A! Aq,,ffl Humqfaphs bf? Ljnmfwfm Tc? 175195 fflCW 'FE if MMM f0V 'E 1 5 T1 Q! 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