Stanfield High School - Echoes Yearbook (Stanfield, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1950 volume:

1. FOREWORD Another eventful year in our lives has passed, and many times in the dim and distant future the veil which separates us from the past will be brushed aside, and the familiar scenes and faces recorded in memory during the past year will be reviewed. Into this volume of ECHOES have gone our sincerest efforts to paint a graphic picture of the incidents of yesterday, the scenes of today, and the prophecies of tomorrow, and to reflect the true spirit of Stanfield High School. If, when you peruse these pages in the tomorrow of life, the memories here mirrored serve to rekindle the spirit of our high school days, awaken remembrances of our intermingled joys and sorrows, make glad your heart, lighten your burdens, inspire your life, then the builders of this volume will feel their efforts have not been in vain. CONTENTS Chapter J School Chapter II Administration Chapter III CI asses Chapter VI Grades Chapter V Activities Chapter VI Athletics Chapter VII Advertisements DEDICATION TO MR. JAMES PAUL LOWDER AS AN EXPRESSION OF OUR APPRECIATION FOR ONE WHO COMMANDS OUR RESPECT AND ADMIRATION BY HIS PERSONALITY, INTELLECTUAL ABILITIES, AND SYMPATHETIC UNDERSTANDING OF STUDENT ' S PROBLEMS, AND TO MRS. JAMES PAUL LOWDER WHOSE CHARM, AND FRIENDLINESS HAVE ENDEARED HER TO EACH ONE OF US AND WHOSE UNTIRING EFFORT TO DEVELOP OUR MUSICAL ABILITIES WE SINCERELY APPRECIATE WE, THE CLASS OF 1950 RESPECTFULLY DEDICATE THIS, THE SECCM) VOLUME OF ECHOES. ALMA MATER LOCUST GRAMMAR SCHOOL 11 mmsmmn JAMES P. LOWDER PRINCIPAL SCHOOL COMMITTEE JOHN L. LITTLE W. LESTER LITTLE J. p. LOWDER HISTORY MRS. LOWDER MUSIC MT RTIRRTS C. F. HENKEL MRS. HENKEL HOME ECONOMICS AGRICULTURE ENGLISH OLEN MORGAN MRS. TRIVETTE MATHEMATICS SCIENCE FACULTY PAUL TRIVETTE MRS. HUNT MRS. SIMPSON J IL ™ tt EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE tsiAlHGKADh. MRS. MOSS FIFTH GRADE MRS. JEROME MRS. LITTLE MISS FURR MRS. MORGAN MISS CAPSHAW FOURTH GRADE THIRD-FOURTH GRADES THIRD GRADE SECOND GRADE FIRST GRADE 1 JOE HOOD BARBEE LOIS HARTSELL WILLIE MARGARET McCOY VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER CLASS COLORS: BLUE AND WHITE CLASS FLOWER: ROSE BETTY JANE LITTLE HISTORIAN MASCOTS GAYNELLE CRAYTON GOODMAN BETTY FURR HAKTSELLEi ELLEN LOIS HARTSELL JOHN HENRY HATLEY JOHN BOYD LEE EDWARD EUGENE LINKER GERALD D. TUCKER BOBBY CARL SMITH the History of CI ass o The history of this class is not so different from that of many other classes which have graduated from Stanfield High. Our school history really started when we entered the first grade. We were a jolly bunch of boys and girls who went through many trials and tribulations as we climbed the ladder of learning, until finally we reached high school. We were an awe -stricken group indeed when on that July morning we first enrolled in the ninth grade. Freshmen we were called, and we felt it every inch ! To be out of grammar school exhilarated us though, and we soon learned our way about. At last we had reached high school ! What visions of privilege and power it held ! We were a group of enthusiastic, eager, and ambitious students with never a doubt but that life would run smoothly for us. Before we realized it, final examinations were given, and we received our passports in the form of report cards for the Sophomore Class. Quite a few members of the class did not return that year. Some moved away, a few got married, and others were lured away by outside interests. We returned to school in July as upper -classmen — Juniors. A deeper sense of respon- sibility seized us as we realized that we were fast heading toward that land of Seniority. This year found us here again together. We immediately began to feel the responsibility of being the Senior Class. We were on the point of going out into life. Plans must be made for a future. In our Senior year, twenty -one members were enrolled. We had gained a member who came from another school. Our class was called on to furnish the leaders for all the major organi- zations. With the coming of spring, many events were ushered in. The second volume of ECHOES was published by the Senior Class. Basketball really rose to great heights in our school this year as our girls won the County Championship! Four Seniors were members of the team. How proud we were ! We have done most of the things you would expect a Senior Class to do. We have committed the mistakes of Freshmen, the follies of Sophomores, the frivolities of the Juniors, and the conceits of Seniors. The days passed all too rapidly, and we began to realize more than ever that our high school days were drawing to a close. The time came for making commencement plans. My duties as Class Historian are over. As all good things must come to an end, so our class must separate, but each member will carry with him those traits, accomplishments, and influences that Stanfield High School has given him. May each of us follow the ideals and standards that our Alma Mater has set for us. BETTY JANE LITTLE HISTORIAN Superlatives MOST ATHLETIC: BETTY DEESE JOE HOOD BARBEE BEST-ALL-AROUND: WILLIE MARGARET McCOY JOHN HENRY HATLEY FRIENDLIEST: JEANETTE BRATTAIN BOBBY SMITH BEST ACTOR AND ACTRESS SHERWIN HUNEYCUTT MARILYN HILL MOST COOPERATIVE CAROL MORGAN BOYD LEE or MOST -HAPPY-GO-LUCKY: RUTH EFIRD UGENE LINKER BEST DRESSED: BETTY HARTSELL GERALD TUCKER ' 4 CI ass Poem The Senior Class of Stanfield High School Has always obeyed each teacher and rule. We ' ve loafed and played and had more fun Than any other class has ever done. We like to have some fun, mixed in with our work But our duty we do never shirk. Eleven lovely girls and ten handsome boys Have brought to our class so very many joys. Handsome John Henry is our president, That he ' s witty and spoiled is quite evident. Willie Margaret, one of the top students of our class, Is an intelligent, dependable and lovely lass. Quentin is truly the most serious of our group, To do anything wrong he would never stoop. Bobby with his sincerity and dependable ways, Has really helped to brighten all our days. Good-natured Jeanette is very sweet. And to the class she ' s really a treat. Jacqulene, the most popular of our class. Is a fair and charming lass. Then there ' s that cheerful and witty Eugene, A friendlier boy you ' ve never seen. Lovely Betty Jane, with her friendly smile. Does all she can to make school worth while. Athletic Joe Hood played on the team, In vocalizing he ' s also on the beam. And Lois, who is the prettiest of all. Is one of the best in basketball, Frank, who is our most handsome boy, By his witty remarks has brought much joy. Gaynelle has music on her mind, In her work she ' s never behind. And Marilyn v ho can act and sing. Much enjoyment to our class did bring. And Betty who the title of Mrs. did win, Has a gift of gab and friendly grin. Harold is handsome and full of fun. And never fails to get his work done. Then Sherwin, who is tall as can be. Seems so very jolly and carefree. Ruth, with her giggles and her laughing eyes. Is a winsome girl, we realize. Goal-shooting Betty is truly a blonde, Of whom our class is very fond. Gerald, who is a Scout of Eagle rank. Is jolly, happy-go-lucky, and frank. And attractive Carol is a redhead, too, Who earnestly tries her work to do. Boyd, in his quiet and unassuming way, Has done much to make us cheerful and gay. Mrs. Henkel, our sponsor, is really a dear All our work she has made so clear. Our stay here has been so bright and shining; For each cloud there ' s been a silver lining- We ' U never forget our classmates and each friend, That through our school work we did win. Lois Hartsell, Poet THE BETTYS LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT (Continued) Article 9. I, John Hatley, do hereby will and bequeath to B. A. Smith, Jr., my position as Senior Class president. Article 10. I, Marilyn Hill, do hereby will and bequeath to Lucile Deese my ability as an actress. Article 11. I, Quentin Huneycutt, do hereby will and bequeath to Bessie Barbee my conscien- tious attitude and good nature. Article 12. I, Sherwin Huneycutt, do hereby will and bequeath to Blanche Furr a bit of my height. Article 13. I, Boyd Lee, do hereby will and bequeath to Harding Tucker my ability to get along without a great deal of work. Article 14. I, Eugene Linker, do hereby will and bequeath to Vernon Tucker my gift of gab. Article 15. I, Betty Jane Little, do hereby will and bequeath to Lillian Brattain my title of Miss Stanfield. Article 16. I, Willie Margaret McCoy, do hereby will and bequeath to Vernon Tucker my position as editor of ECHOES. Article 17. I, Carol Morgan, do hereby will and bequeath to Helen Brooks my position in the school store. Article 18. I, Jacqulene Morgan, do hereby will and bequeath t o Mary Little my place as teacher ' s pet. Article 19. I, Frank Simpson, do hereby will and bequeath to B. A. Smith, Jr., my title of pretty boy of the Senior Class. Article 20. I, Bobby Smith, do hereby will and bequeath to F. W. Long my title of friendliest in the Senior Class. Article 21. I, Gerald Tucker, do hereby will and bequeath to Grover Herlocker my ability to create a disturbance in class. SECTION HI All the remainder of our property which has not been disposed of, we do give and bequeath to our beloved Alma Mater. We hereby constitute and appoint our sponsor, Mrs. C. F. Henkel, executrix of this our last will and testament. In witness whereof, we, the Senior Class of 1950, the testators, have set our seal this nine- teenth day of May, one thousand nine -hundred and fifty. John Henry Hatley, President Lois Hartsell, Secretary Last Will and Testament of the Class of 950 state of North Carolina County of Stanly Town of Stanfield We, the Class of 1950 of Stanfield High School, in twenty-one individual parts, being aboui to leave this home where we have spent many happy and useful years, do make and publish this our last will and testament, hereby revoking and making void all former wills any time heretofore made. During our short sojourn here, we have attained many worldly and valuable possessions, which it is fitting that we dispose of since we cannot take them with us. According to the dictates of our hearts and conscience, we do hereby dispose of these as follows: Article 1. We will and bequeath to our beloved Alma Mater all trophies, honors, and abilities. Article 2. To the members of the faculty we do will and bequeath the pleasant memories of our smiling faces, dignified conduct, and ever-ready answers. Article 3, To the members of the Junior Class we do will and bequeath our beloved home- room, our distinguished section in assembly, and all our Senior privileges. Article 4. To the sophomore Class we do will and bequeath our studious ways and abilities to make A ' s. Article 5. To the Freshman Class we do will and bequeath our athletic ability. Article 1. I, Joe Hood Barbee, do hereby will and bequeath to Lee Brattain my ability as a basketball player. Article 2. I, Jeanette Brattain, do hereby will and bequeath to Lillian Brattain my friendly disposition. Article 3. I, Betty Deese, do hereby will and bequeath to Lois Little my position as most athletic. Article 4. I, Ruth Efird, do hereby will and bequeath to Grover Herlocker my happy-go- lucky ways. Article 5. I, Harold Furr, do hereby will and bequeath to Mary Little my ability to argue and all my witty remarks. Article 6. I, Gaynelle Goodman, do hereby will and bequeath to Blanche Furr my position as most-likely-to -succeed. Article 7. I, Betty Hartsell, do hereby will and bequeath to Helen Brooks my ability to dress well. Article 8. I, Lois Hartsell, do hereby will and bequeath to Helen Brooks my place as class beauty. SECTION I SECTION n Continued on following page. CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT - MELVIN HILL VICE PRESIDENT --- -BETTY KISER SECRETARY PHYLLIS MILLS SPONSOR — MRS. PAUL TRIVETT FIRST ROW: Mrs. Paul Trivett-Teacher, Bill Holbrooks, Betty Jo Bradford, Everette Crayton, Frances Furr, Dickie Tucker. SECOND ROW: Laura Mae Eudy, Buddy Kluttz, Elaine Furr, Boyd Huneycutt, Laythene Hinson, C. J. Hinson. THIRD ROW: Peggy Love, Georgielee Huneycutt, Naomi Huneycutt, Betty Kser, Joe Mac McCoy, Hoyle Lee Barbee. FOURTH ROW: Betty Hill, Melvin Hill, Louise Whitley, Carolyn Love, Joyce Walters, Patricia Morgan. FIFTH ROW: Robert Little, Phyllis Mills, Judith Morgan, Nellie Mae Hinson FIRST ROW: Mr. 01en,Morgan-Teacher, Doris Barbee, Fred Barbee, Louise Barbee, Shirley Jo Barbee, Floyd Blackwelder, Lucy Brattain. SECOND ROW: Roy Burris, Doris Ann Crayton, Emma Lee Deese, Marie Dowd, Ralph Drye, Wayne Efird, Jerry Furr. THIRD ROW: Mary Frances Furr, Shirley Furr, Wilson Furr, Joyce Ann Hartsell, Marilyn Hartsell, Carolyn Hathcock, Joe Hathcock. FOURTH ROW: Rachel Hathcock, Christine Harvell, Donnie Hatley, Barbara Hinson, Janice Hill, Billie Wayne Huneycutt, Willie Huneycutt. FIFTH ROW: Edith Lambert, Melvin Little, Rachel Little, Robert Long, J. C. Love, Jean Love, Malcolm Love. SIXTH ROW: Argene Morgan, Hal Morgan, Hazel Talley, Sarah Paul Teeter, Louise Thomas, Evelyn Tucker, Joseph Tucker. SEVENTH ROW: E. J. Voncannon, Ellis Williams I I ' I FIFTH FIRST ROW: Mrs. Alton Moss -Teacher, Peggy Yow, Lois Yow, Minnie Lou Whitley, Larry Thomas, Rachel Smith, Larry Rice, Bill Purser. SECOND ROW: Buddy Hinson, Peggy Hathcock, Sue Hill, Boyce Furr, Keith Horn, Gwyndolon Long, Marie Nance, Flora Bell Paige. THIRD ROW: Shirley Barbee, Donald Brooks, Ray Carriker, Larry Rushing, Letty Jo Moss, Carolyn Love, Paul Morgan, Lee Ollen Morgan. FOURTH ROW: Shelby Jean Brooks, Clyde Morrison, Verna Mae Barbee, Betty Burgess, John Paul Deese FOURTH 1 W ' K ex. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Brooks Jerome-Teacher, Jimmy Hill, Jamie Sue Connell, Jerry Harward, Janie Love, C. G. Little, Shirley Hartsell, Bobby Furr. SECOND ROW: Jerry Orsborne, Ronald McCoy, Margaret Hathcock, Lewis Little, Shirley Love, Alfred Morrison, Carolyn Voncannon, Faye Hamilton. THIRD ROW: Coleman Lambert, Kenneth Yow, Eugene Teeter, J. D. Love, Windell lalley, Carl Smith, Larry Love, Carroll Love. FOURTH ROW: Brythe Furr, Mary Louise Burnette, Willie Page, Kenneth Dowd THIRD - FOURTH y i % i i FIRST ROW: Mrs. Lester Little -Teacher, Aubrey Whitley, Sylvia Petrea, Tommy Purser, ICay Smith, Bessie Rae Nance, Kenneth Page. SECOND ROW: Gene Love, L. C. Love, Hazel Morgan, H. B. Long, Carol Sue Love, Jerry Love, Linda Furr. THIRD ROW: Earl Furr, June Rose Clontz, Nancy Sue Barbee, Ted Burnette, Jimmy Morgan. FOURTH ROW: Hal Efird, Wayne Hinson, Larry Hill. THIRD FIRST ROW: Miss Lila Furr-Teacher, John Yow, Jr., Martha Love, Buddy Little, Tina Barbee, Willis Furr, Kinza Connell, Billy Wayne Burnette. SECOND ROW: Louise Love, Wayne Nance, Yvonne Greene, John Frank Furr, Sue Brattain, R. J. Furr, Edith Hill, Claude Henry Brooks. THIRD ROW: Fay Love, Max Hathcock, Betsy Love, Wayne Love, Patty Morgan, Patricia Harwood. FOURTH ROW: Buddy Hartsell, Edna Rushing, Tommy Mo rgan, Sylvia Mann FIRST ROW: Mrs. M. L. Morgan -TeaS ie? £ugene Yow, Brenda Whitley, Johnny Tucker, Patricia Voncannon, Boyce Rummage, Pauline Talbert, Loyd Nance, Hazel Hartsell. SECOND ROW: Gerald Hartsell, Margaret Lee Greene, Edward Barbee, Margaret Lee Greene, Bennie Hartsell, Betty Brooks, E. J. Brooks, Joyce Ann Furr, Johnnie Burnette. THIRD ROW: Phyllis Cootes, Paul Hartsell, Brenda Fxrrr, Charlie Deese, Peggy Sue Drye, Jimmy Efird, Claudie Furr, Lee Roy Long, Mitchell Drye. FOURTH ROW: Dollie Home, Wayne Page, Donald Privette, Gerald Bradford, Carolyn Drake, Wayne Hatley, Ray Morgan, Rayford Love FIRST FIRST ROW: Miss Louise Capshaw-Teacher, Jerry Burnette, Ruth Helms, Wesley Burnette, Polly Hathcock, Paul Hunt, Georgia Kay Hill, Richard Furr, Johnnie Mae Long. SECOND ROW: David Carelock, Linda Love, Larry Cootes, Lucille Blackwelder, Billy Furr, Mary Burnette, J. D. Furr, Laythene Love, W. J. Greene Jr. THIRD ROW: Gayle Love, Brenda Love, Irene Walters, Melvin Yow, Judy Talley, David Thomas, Douglas Smith, Barbara Page, Billy xnce. FOURTH ROW: Judy Love, Bobby Love, Linda Morton, Douglas Little, Annie Pearl Burnett?,. Gary Burnette, Zeola Burnette. FIFTH ROW: Joyce Ann Hatley, Marvin Brooks, Mary Barbee FIRST ROW: Joyce Dean Barbee, David Furr, Lucile Allman, Wayne Eudy Mary Ruth Furr, Junior Simpson, Marilyn Furr, Boyd Lee Hatley. SECOND ROW: O. C. Tucker, Shirley Honeycutt, Wilson Barbee, Joyce Brattain, Kenneth Smith, Clara Jewel Honeycutt, Robert Paige, Barbara Tucker. THIRD ROW: Bobby Lefler, EUwood Honeycutt, Clayton Eudy, Bobby Barbee, Tommy Allman, James Leonard Barbee, Claudie Barbee, Floyd Jean Allman. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Brattain, Jack Hinson, Wickie Barbee, James Efird, Esther Osborne, Ronnie Downer, Jamie Hiat, Wayne Little THIRD - FOURTH FIRST ROW: Aileen Voncannon, Bobby Furr, Martha Hatley, Raiford Hinson, Ann Little, Tinker Hinson, Kay Green, Jimmy Barbee. SECOND ROW: Larry Furr, Helen Hartsell, Bobby Luther, Sissy Paige, Larry Efird, Bonnie Austin, Paul Tucker Jr., Doris Simpson. THIRD ROW: Janie Hinson, Rodney Tuckd. , Juanita Barbee, Coy Wayne Haithcock, Brenda Little, Ronnie Barbee, Coy Almond, Clayvan Eudy. FOURTH ROW: Sonny Hill, T. J. Harvell, Garry Barbee, Kenneth Barbee, Wayne Eudy, James Smith, Roy Lee Barbee, Boyd Lee Honeycutt SECOND FIRST ROW: Frances Rushing, Joseph Martin, Toni Hartsell, Joel Huneycutt, Judy Treece, Mack Hinson, Linda Almond. SECOND ROW: Dale Tucker, Carolyn Lefler, Jerry Honeycutt, Madlyn Barbee, Keith Efird, Janie Barbee, Mitchell Efird. THIRD ROW: Linda Pitts, Aaron Barbee, Sarah Tucker, Steven Furr, Barbara Hathcock, Ross Efird, Shirley Honeycutt, FOURTH ROW: Brenda Downer, Harold Eudy, Janice Pledger FIRST FIRST ROW: Sarah Cascio, Roger Burris, Rebecca Hathcock, Larry Almond, Virginia Tucker, Ronald Treece, Jacqueline Barbee, Billy Lovingood, SECOND ROW: Robert Cole, Eva Lee Paige, Larry Green, Vickie Honeycutt, Darrell Barbee, Joyce Hensley, Roy Lee Efird, Elizabeth Hinson. THIRD ROW: Phillip Carter Jr., Larry Rushing, Cletjus Hinson, Judy Barbee, Dolly Furr, Alton Burleson, Nathan Osborne, Carl Allen Lefler. FOURTH ROW: Oscar Ray Barbee, Flay Tucker, Hoover Osborne, Worth Burris MTimm BULLETIN BOARD J BETTY JANE LITTLE HAROLD FURR JACQULENE MORGAN JOE HOOD BARBEE ASSOCIATE EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER ASSISTANT BUS. MANAGER ADVERTISING MANAGER LOIS HARTSELL FRANK SIMPSON JOHN HENRY HATLEY BETTY DEESE LITERARY EDITOR CIRCULATION MANAGER PHOTOGRAPHIC EDITOR PUBLICITY MANAGER JEANETTE BR ATTAIN TYPIST GAYNELLE GOODMAN TYPIST BLANCHE FURR PRESIDENT MARY LITTLE TREASURER H0ME4; s of AMERICA MISS BURRIS ADVISOR PHYLLIS MILLS VICE-PRESIDENT HELEN BROOKS SECRETARY MARIE DOWD REPORTER RACHEL HATHCOC K HISTORIAN SHIRLEY BARBEE SONG LEADER CHAPTER MEMBERS JOHN HENRY HATLEY C. F. HENKEL PRESIDENT ADVISOR 1 W EUGENE LINKER VICE-PRESIDENT B. A. SMITH TREASURER AMERICA VERNON TUCKER SECRETARY BOYD HUNEYCUTT REPORTER CHAPTER MEMBERS MELVIN LOVE REPORTER CHAPTER MEMBERS A. JANIE LOVE WENDELL TALLY ARGENE MORGAN WAYNE BROWN EFmD BOBBY LUTHER EDITH DEAN HILL NANCY SUE SMITH JIMMY LOVE BILL HOLBROOKS CAROLYN ANN LOVE MARTHA DEESE KAY AUSTIN KAY LEWIS LITTLE SARA PAUL TEETER BARBARA TALLY CHARLES BURNETTE C. J. HINSON LAYTHENE HINSON % 1 1 ' MONOGRAM CLUB Joe Hood Barbee, Lois Harts ell, John Henry flatley, Jeanette Brattain, Melvin Hill, Marilyn Hill, Jacqulene Morgan, Gerald Tucker, Betty Deese, Joe Mac McCoy Betty Jane Little, Lois Little, Harold Furr, Lillian Brattain, Boyd Huneycutt. MAGAZINE SALES CAMPAIGN A ' 9l ' jS ' ■11 Itr 4 ; D. r CAPTAIN-JOE HOOD BARBEE SPONSOR-MRS. U. t. HENKEL D u CAPTAIN-B. A. BOTH -SPONSOR -MISS PEGGY BURRIS REPORTER MRS. C. F. HENKEL TEACH ER -LIBRARIAN C. F. HENKEL SCOUTMASTER BOY SCOUTS of AMERICA TROOP 27 ALLEN HUNEYCUTT SENIOR PATROL LEADER BRATTAIN HILL SIMPSON HATLEY FIRST ROW Lois Hartsell, Jeanette Brattain, Lois Little, Betty Deese, Jacqulene Morgan, Lillian Brattain. SECOND ROW Carolyn Love, Judith Morgan, Willie Huneycutt, Betty Little, Marie Dowd, Barbara Hinson, Marilyn Hill, Doris Ann Crayton. THIRD ROW Shirley Barbee, Marilyn Hartsell, Rachel Little, Shirley Furr, Lucy Brattain, Carolyn Hathcock, Doris Barbee, Paul Trivette- -Coach. FIRST ROW Harold Furr, John Henry Hatley, Lee Brattain, Melvin Hill, Frank Simpson, Joe Hood Barbee, Paul Trivette — Coach, SECOND ROW Melvin Love, Hal Morgan, Roy Burris, Bobby Smith, Sherwin Huneycutt, Boyd Huneycutt, Gerald Tucker, Malcolm Love, Jerry Furr. F.F.A. TEAM FIRST ROW Eugene Linker, Joe Mac McCoy, Roy Burris, F. W. Long, Harding Tucker. SECOND ROW Dickie Tucker, C. J. Hinson, Robert Little, Eugene Morgan, Ra3nron Brattain. CHEER L E AJ) ' E R S ammm I BELK ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Congratulations To The Graduates of 1950 BELK ' S TEE SOME OF BETTER VALUES CONCORD. N. C ALBEMARLE. N. C. ALBEMARLE INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. First National Bank Building Phone 90 Albenarle N. C. A. J. FDRR LUMBER CO. Building Contractors Rough and Finished Lumber Highway 27 Route 2 Locast Stanfield. N. C. B. E. HOLBROOKS HARDWARE Compliments of - Dealers In - HAROWAEB -ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES WATER SYSTEMS Stanf ield N. C BROWN AND MANUEY Attorneys at Law FIRST NATIONAL BANK BOILDING Albeaarle N. C. Compliments of LEPLER FURNITURE CO., INC. Furniture Deh.lers, Phone 117 Funeral Directors, Phone 97 N. C. Plumbing and Heating Services - Supplies - HOLBROOKS AND BURLESON PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. Phone 1 Stanf ield N. C ALBEMARLE PLUMBING HEATING CO., INC. Plumbing and Heating Contractors 234 PHONKS 204 Albeaarle N . C. QUALITY CLEANERS 134 East Main Street MANAGER Max A. Copley Telephone 358 A±uvHarxe oompxiiiients oi LOWDER HARDWARE COMPANY, INC. RETAIL AND WHOLESALE POLK ' S TEXACO SERVICE Building Material, Hardware, Home Appliances Paints, Seeds, and Fertilizer Midland N. C. Albeaarle N. C. ALBEMARLE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION PRK8. : 1. B. SMITH VICB-PRE8.: M. M. PALMER SBC-TRIAS. : C. B. MILLER ATTTS. : R. L. SMITH SON Office In Hotel Albenarle Baildlns Phoae 2t - ISS N. Second Street Albemarle BEATTY MOTORCOMPANT Sales FORD Service Compliments of CASICO ' S KfiCCA Locust N. C. STORES ' FURNITURE COMPANY General Line of Furniture Lamps, Stoves, and Rugs 118 Bast Main Street Phone 1230 Albeaarle M. C. LOPTIN ' S DRUG STORE The Rexall Drug Store PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST phone 389 Albemarle N.C. Compliments of LITTLE ' S GROCERIES South Union Street Concord N . C . IMPERIAL LIFE INS. CO. Ray N. Hathcock (SuperTisor) Agent Agent APTON A. ALMOND. HARVET BARBEE WILSON FARM SUPPLY Purina Feeds Field and Garden Seeds PHONE 981 Albeaarle N. C. STANDARL AUTO PARTS CO., INC Standard Replacement Parts Phone 336 107 South Street Alhemarle N. C. CGNQRATDLATIONS TO THE CLASS OP 1950 LEDER BROTRERS South Union Street Concord N. C. LAMBERT ' S ESSO STATION Service and Groceries Locust N. C. OvIlilL J-XiUOUl KJ L, Complimen ' ts of ALBEMARLE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. ' CHIC DRESS SHOP Albemarle N. C. Albemarle N. C. C M TAXI CITY MARKET Dial 3 Fresh Vegetables Fruits Staple Goods Western Meats Albemarle N. C. PHONE 72 110 Soatb Second Street Albeaarle N. C. 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Compliments o f Compliments of STANLY NEWS AND PRESS ■■tablished 1880 oral i VTT V iTPWl?! i T U AO ' DTffl A T STANLY (jENERAL HOorlTAL I oui VjOuuLj newspapci Albemarle N. C, Albaaarl N. C. RIDE TRAILWAYS ALWAYS Chartered Coackes PROVIDE IDEAL TRANSPORTATION FOR GROtJPS, FEATUR- ING COMFORT, ECONOMY. AND THE CONVENIENCE OF GOING AND RETURNING WHEN DESIRED. QUEEN CITY TRAILWAYS Charlotte, North Carolina 6. C. McMANUS COMPANY, INC. STANLEY HARDWARE COMPANY ALLIS-CHALMERS ' FARM EQUIPMENT - MACK TRUCKS - Distributors of MacGregor, Goldsmith Sports Goods Sports Equipment Phone 321 Albeaarle N. C. Albemarle N . C . MORROW BROTHERS AND HEATH CO. MAXWELL BROTHERS AND COLLINS (INCORPORATED) DEALERS IN HARDWARE. SEEDS. AND Albemarle N . C . FERTILIZERS Albemarle N. C. HARTSELL S SERVICE STATION Compliments of Gulf Gas and Oil Products Groceries Ice Cream - Cold Driuks P. J. HUNEYCUTT CO. LOVE ' S GROVE Route 2 Phone 69 Stanfield N.C. Albemarle N . c. LOWDER ' S FLORIST Compliments of Flowers for All Occasions. PHILLIP ' S DRUG CO. 1410 W. Main Street Phone 6 6 1 Albemarle N.C. Albemarle N . c. WHISPERING PINES Pit-Cooked Ba,rbecues Sandwiches RITE-WAY UPHOLSTERING CO • LONNIE DOBY. OWNER 520 South Second Street 1)4 Miles on Highway 52 North phone 984J Albemarle N.C. Phone 1087 Albemarle N. C Comp 1 i me n t s of HERFF-JONES COMPANY Indianapolis 7, Indiana LOCUST DRIVE-IN World ' s Largest Manufacturers of Class Rings, Pins, Medals, NOTHING BUT THE BEST Trophies, Announcements, and Personal Cards T N ± if ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE Representative — E. L. HEDRICK WHOLE FAMILY Phone 4306 LOCUST N. C. Taylorsville N. C. FARM EQUIPMENT CO. ALMOND HOME SUPPLY TRACTORS -MACHINERY SERVICE-PARTS FURNITURE - ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 37-151 Highway Crossing LOCUST N. C. Midland N- C. ALBEMARLE BAKERY, INC. STANLY FUNERAL HOME - Ambulance - PHONE 188 ALBBNASLS N . C BAKERS OF MARY JANE BREAD, ROLLS CAKES PIES, BIRTHDAY AND PARTY. CAKES Our Spe c ialty Phone 34 Albemarle N . C J. E. LITTLE GENERAL MERCHANDISE, FEEDS AND FERTILIZERS OAKBORO MILLING CO. SERVICE FOR YOU Oakboro N. C, Oakbor o N. C, BOWERS BROTHERS DISTEIBUTOES OP SECURITY FBEDS JOHN DEERE FARM MACHINERY 6c BABY CHICKS A 1 bema r 1 e N . C ALBEMARLE DRUG CO. The Friendly Drug Store Stanly County ' s Oldest Drug Store Invites you to make this YODR DRUG STORE Easy to Get To. 37 Phones 804 Albemarle N.C. I C. E. J. R TEETER dealers in GROCERIES, HARDWARE, COTTON, COTTON SEEDS, LESPEDEZA SEEDS, and CROSS TIES Oakboro N . C . Compliments of FRIENDLY BEAUTY SHOPPE . Locust N.C. Compl imen t s of PEPPER POT GRILL 834 W. Main Street Albemarle N.C. Compliments of DR. J. 0. IVESTER CHIROPRACTOR Albemarle N. C. STANDARD OFFICE EQUIPMENT Our Business Supplies Your School Needs ROYAL TYPEWRITERS OFFICE SUPPLIES 141 South Second Street Albemarle N. C. LOCUST BARBER SHOP Our Greatest Ambition is to Satisfy our Customers Locust N.C. Compliments of WADE H. LOVE LUMBER PLANT Stanfield N. C GANTT RULANE GAS SERVICE, INC. p. 0. Box 8 GAS RANGES, WATER HEATERS, REFRIGERATORS HOME fie OFFICE HEATING XX37 Phones 313 Alb e marie N.C. OARBORO OIL CO. Cities Service OIL GASOLINE Oakboro N. C. OARBORO HARDWARE, INC. Quality Hardware ic Building Material Phone 181 Oakboro N.C. OARBORO GRANITE MARBLE CO. Phone 461 Oakboro N. C. CARSON FURNITURE COMPANY Quality FURNITURE 618 North First Street Phone 547 Albemarle N.C. CHARLOTTE FISH AND OYSTER MARRET Charlotte N. C. Piano Tuning SALES AND SEfiVICE Work Guaranteed Claude C. Whitley 198 Academy Street Phone 9980 Concord N.C. DRY ' S FURNITURE STORE LEONARD REFRIGERATORS 6c STOVES THOR WASHING MACHINES NEW PERFECTION OIL STOVES Complete Home Furnishing Phone a86 Oakboro N . C . POLR ' S GROC. SERVICE STATION 27-151 Cross Roads Midland N.C. PECK ' S FLORIST Compl imen t s of IVEY ' S FLORIST NORWOOD ROAD Member F.T.D. Albemarle N. C. Albemarle N . C , T.nrnST MTT.T.TNft COMPANY JjVJVjUOl llXJjJJXilVJ XjV lliAlii CRYSTAL HOSIERY MILL, INC. FLOURj FEED, AND GRAIN P. 0. Address, HIGHWAY H O 9 T W T? Y O. vy O i IV Xv 1 Stanf ield , N . C . Locust N . c . Sanfield N. c . OAKBORO MILLING CO. WADE H. LOVE STORE Dealers Manager - Roy Furr WAYNE FEED CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIXING GROCERIES FLOUR AND CORN MEAL GENERAL MERCHANDISE Phone 856 P. 0. Box «7 6 Stanfield N . C . Oakboro N . C . HARWOOD ' S FLORIST Comp 1 i me n t s of Telephone S7S-W Member T.D.S. AUTEN - WOLFE Flowers Wired Anywhe re Albemarle N. C. NORWOOD ROAD Albemarle N . C . Compl imen t s of HARTSELL FUNERAL HOME SPONSORS OF HARTSELL HARTSELL MUTUAL BURIAL ASSOCIATION ALBEMARLE PHONE 87 N. C. MIDLAND PHONE 3 N. C. STANFIELD GRILL PLATE LUNCHES SANDWICHES ICE CREAM COLD DRINKS MILK SHAKES Stanfield LOCUST HARDWARE COMPANY GENERAL HARDWARE BUILDING MATERIALS FARM SUPPLIES A Good Store in a Good Town Highway 37 Stanfield Route « N. C. Compliments A. C. HUMEYCUTT CROOK MOTOR CO., Albemarle, N. C. A FRIEND A FRIEND A FRIEND E. Z. CLEANERS, Albemarle, N. C. A FRIEND EARNEST HUNEYCUTT LEO BURRIS MELVIN HAT LEY GENE DRYE MEDLIN ' S JEWELRY, Oakboro, N. C. BARGER ' S DRUGS, Oakboro, N. C. SLICK AUSTIN CRAWFORD AUSTIN A FRIEND MORTON ' S GRILL,- Oakboro, N. C. DUCK S TAXI SERVICE, Oakboro, N. C. HELMS ' GARAGE, Oakboro, N. C. A FRIEND RITCHIE ' S BARBER SHOP, Locust, N. C. MR. MRS. H. D. TUCKER ' S FLORIST, Locust, N. C. A FRIEND DELUXE DINER, Albemarle, N. C. JAMES LOVE CECIL FURR MORGAN MOTOR COMPANY, Albemarle, N. C. A FRIEND LITTLE ' S SHOE SHOP, Albemarle, N. C. A FRIEND CAROLINA PRINTING CO., Albemarle, N. C. L. A. HUNEYCUTT THE GOLD SHOP, Concord, N. C. STANLY THEATRE, Albemarle, N. C. R ELIABLE jewelry, Albemarle, N. C. HAROLD ' S CURB MARKET, Locust, N. C. RIFFS DEPARTMENT STORE, Albemarle, N. C. A FRIEND J. E. McCLENDEN, Albemarle, N. C. TUCKS GRILL, Albemarle, N. C. PICKETT ' S DEPARTMENT STORE, Oakboro, N. C. CARPENTER ' S CLOTHING DRY GOODS, Oakboro, N. C. STANLEY FOOD CENTER, Albemarle N. C. A FRIEND TURNER ' S GROCERIES, Albemarle, N. C. ROY LITTLE ' S BARBER SHOP, Midland, N. C. TUCKER ' S SERVICE STATION, Locust, N. C. HATHCOCK GROCERY, Oakboro, N. C. SHELL OIL COMPANY, Oakboro, N. C. MRS. SMITH, LOCUST SCHOOL MRS. CLINTON HATLEY, LOCUST SCHOOL SHELL SERVICE STATION Distributor of SHELL PRODUCTS Oakbor o N. C. OSBORNE FURNITURE COMPANY Complete Home Furnishings LEONARD REFRIGERATORS, STOVES NEW PERFECTION OIL STOVES HORTON WASHING MACHINES ZENITH RADIOS DWIGHT G. OSBORNE, Owner and Operator Stanf ield N. C. DAN GREENE MOTOR CO. - WRECKER SERVICE - FRAME 4 AXLE ALIGNMENT WHEEL STRAIGHTENING WHEEL BALANCING RECONDITIONED USED CARS AUTO FINANCING Telephone 3273 BODY FENDER REPAIR 346 N . Clinrch St . MIDUND FURNITURE COMPANY Owned and Operated by HARBY LOVE AND ED TURNER Midland N . C . Concord N . C PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS THEY DESERVE IT! 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