Star High School - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Star, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1954 volume:

We IVT i ne PONE ean ry to tf? Peadis) ue t : uy =a if v BP tp hia ae oi OAK LEAVES Pm wy od om tom b ; ; : Randec i} Fr’ ( ery Asnebero, Riot Ei] Cal Oilhia THE SENIOR CLASS STAR HIGH SCHOOL Star, North Carolina WE PAY TRIBUTE To you, Mr. Fields, because of your personality, kindness, patience, and deep understanding...because you make us happier and our paths brighter... because of your never tiring effort to help someone else.,..because you have shared with us your friendliness...and above all your sense of humor...because you are due all the admiration and respect we give you, We, The Senior Class of 1954, Dedicate To You Our Oak Leaves. ANNUAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief Annie Frances Rayle Asst, Editor Phil Welch Art Editor Doris Kern Business Manager Circulation Manager Betty Kern Jack Auman Sports Editor Carl Hanlon Mrs, C, L. Shamburger Sponsor Class President John Davis Junior Class Committee Bobby Greene, Pat Reynolds, D. J. Cagle Photographer Reese Early ? , | ft ADMINISTRATION baw} aid Eg ce ua mY eG) Hoge e ¢ 32 UG a ia) ive ep) mel ee a 53 oe WM op a= iO = R. C, Fields, Prin. Star High School W. G. Mashburn C.J. Kern = 5 E s illi W L G E 3 o Oo o) ss) cea O HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Mr. R. C, Fields Principal A.B., Duke University M.A., U.N. C. Miss Edith Ivey Commercial Eastman School of Business Durham College of Commerce LIGNe Ge mUcco AGaleto.tAceliiG. Mr. C. A. Cochran Athletics-Mathematics A.B., High Point College Mrs, C, L. Shamburger English-Latin B. S., Guilford College MetAcse W.CeUN Ge Mr. Rufus Turner Voc, Agriculture B.S., N.C. State Mrs. J. E. Sheffield Home Economics-English B.S... W.G.U.N.C. Work at Elon, W.C.U.N.C. N.Y. School Social Work; Yale ELEMENTARY FACULTY MRS, E, A. MORGAN Eighth Grade A. B. Guilford College Work at W.C.U.N.C. MRS, R, C, FIELDS Seventh Grade B, S. Georgia Teachers College Work at W.C.U.N.C. MRS, L. C, ODOM Seventh Grade A.B. Greensboro College MRS, C, E. FREEMAN Sixth Grade A.B. High Point College MR. J. C. HOUGH Sixth Grade A.B. Wake Forest Graduate Work U.N.C. MISS VERNA JAMES Fifth Grade W.C.U.N.C.; Duke MRS. J. M.S. ROBERTS Fifth Grade A.B. in Ed., U.N.C. Work on M.A., U.N.C. MISS MARY O'QUINN Fourth Grade Guilford; A. S. T. W.C.U.N.C. Wake Forest MRS. W, T. SHANKLE Fourth Grade A.B. W.C.U.N.C. MISS BERTIE MANESS Third Grade E.Gely. Ge Ur NEG. W.C.UN.C.; Catawba MISS KATE PARKS Second- Third Grade A.B., High Point College MISS MARGARET MANESS Second Grade W.C.U.N.C. MISS IDA KERNS First Grade A.B.,M.A.; W.C.U.N.C.; U.N.C. MRS. J. H. WILLIAMSON First Grade W.C.U.N.C.; High Point College MRS, OJ, THREATT Piano B. Mus. Columbia College Peabody Conservatory MASCOTS Vivian Kern JAMES E. HOOKER Ether, N.C. Topsy Asheboro fiaoeel ) Glass Pres, 1: V. presa4-sCit, Council 4; Glee Club 1,2,4; Soloist 4; Dramatics 3,4; 4- H 1,3; FFA 1,2,3,4;Reporter 4; Wit- tiest Boy 4; Sub. Bus Driver 2; Bus Driver 3,4, SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS JOHN T, DAVIS Star, N2.G. Mad BY Class Pres.4; Reporter 2; FFA 1,2,3, 4; V. Pres.4; Basketball 4; Block S 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Cit. Council 3,4; Halloween King 1,2; Most Attractive Boy 4; Neatest Boy 4; Mr. Acorn 4; Bus Driver 3, Van Kern BETTY KERN Star, NoG; Bet Class Sect.-Treas. 1,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Sect. 2; Co. Hist.4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Block S 2; Cheerleader 1,3,4; 4-H 1,2; Cit, Council 1,4; Asst.Phys. Ed. Director 4; Dramatics 3,4; Office Girl 4; Attendant May Queen 3; Most Popular Girl 4; Best Personality 4; Bus. Man. Oak Leaves 4, Annie Grace Allen Mildred Allen Jack Auman SENIORS ANNIE GRACE ALLEN Star, N.C. FHA 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Dram- atics 4; Beta 4; 4-H 1,2,3; Most Dependable 4. MILDRED FRANCES ALLEN Star, N.C. Sis-er FHA 1,2,3,4; 4-H 1,2; Glee Club 2; Christmas Pageant 1,3. JACK REECE AUMAN Steeds, N. C. Shorty FFA 1,2,3,4; V. Pres. 3; Treas. 4; Circ, Man. Oak Leaves 4, BETTY LEE CAGLE Ether, N.C. Bet FHA 1,2,3,4;4-H 1,2; Librarian 3; Christmas Pageant 2,3. JOAN CAUDILL Ether, N. C. Poodle Class Pres. 2,3; Cit. Council 2,3,4; Sect- Treas, 2; V. Pres. 3; Pres, oe Glee Club 2,3,4; V. Pres. 3; Beta 2,3,4; Treas. 3; Pres. 4; FHA 1,2; 3,4; Reporter 2; Pres. 3; Co, Rep- orter 2; Dramatics 3,4; Marshal Sh Basketball 2,3 ,4; Co-Capt. 4; Block S 2,3,4; Asst. Phys, Ed, Director 2; Halloween Queen 1,2; Piano 1.2:. May Court Attendant Tov st Athletic Girl 4;Miss Oak Leaves 4. Betty Cagle Joan Caudill 1954 JUANITA ANNE COCHRAN Steeds, N.C. Boodie FFA 1,2,3,4; Parliamentarian 4; 4-H 2; Dramatics 3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Quartette 4; Cheerleader 4; Hallo- ween Queen 4, JANIE ALLENE DAVIS Biscoe, N. C. Jane FHA 1,2,3,4-H Club 2; Dramatics 4, REESE EARLY Star, N.C. w Monk FFA 1,2,3,4; Reporter 3; Funds Com, 4; Glee Club 2,3; 4-H 1,2; Dramat- ics 4; J V Basketball 3; Testator 4; Oak Leaves Photographer 4. ETHEL CARLEEN FREEMAN Star, N.C. FHA 1,2,3,4; 4-H 1,3; Christmas Pageant 1,2; Glee Club 3,4; Dramat- ics 4; Piano 3,4; Office Girl 4. C. W. GRAVES Allreds, N.C. FFA 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 3. cm = ee $5 3s vey % WM V¥yyy yy vyuy Juanita Cochrane ) Janie Davis ELIZABETH CAROLYN GREENE Star, N.C. Wi etek Class Sect. 3; FHA 1,2,3,4; Treas, 8; Cit. Council 2,3,4; Marshal 3; Beta 2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Best All Round 4, CARL EVAN HANLON Star, N.C. G, Res FFA 1,2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Soloist 4:Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3, 4; Co-Capt. 4; Block S 2,3,4; Most Athletic Boy 4; Oak Leaves Sports Ed, 4; Bus Driver 3: Sub, 2,4; Carolyn Greene LESTER EDWARD HESS Ether, N. C. Cleane FFA 1,2,3,4; Ch. Program Com, 4; 4-H 1,2; Dramatics 3,4; Bus Driver 3,4; Cheerleader 4; Best Personal- ity 4, KENNETH RAY HINSON Star, N. Ge Shorty FFA 1,2,3; 4-H 2; May Queen At- tendant 3; Flirtiest Boy 4. NANCY MAXINE JOHNSON Ether, N. C. ’ Shot ty FHA 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Christ- mas Pageant 3; Quietest Girl 4, Carl Hanlon SENIORS Lester Hess Kenneth Hinson Nancy Johnson 1954 GURNEY BLEECE JORDAN Star, N.C. Gurney FFA 1,2,3,4; 4-H 1,2. MYRTLE DORIS KERN Ether, N.C. Kitty Farmer H.S. 1; Class Sect. 1,2; F HA 1,2; Historian 1,2; 4-H 1; Run- ner-Up for Miss Montgomery 2; Marshal 3; Glee Club 1,2; Office Girl 4; Cheerleader 4; Christmas Pageant 4; Beta 2,3,4; Cit, Coun- cil 2; Piano 3; Dramatics 3; May Court 1; Halloween Queen 1; Oak Leaves Art Ed, 4; Prophet.4; Most Attractive Girl 4, Hansard Lewis JANICE LUCILE KERN Ether, N.C. Jan o) Mut Asheboro H, S.1; FHA 2,3,4; Glee Club 2; May Court 3; Dramatics 3, 4; Wittiest Girl 4; Biggest Flirt 4; Neatest Girl 4, CHARLES LEON LASSITER Star, N.C. Charlie” FFA 1,2; Glee Club 1,4; Dramatics 3; Class Reporter 1,2,3; Librarian 3; Office Boy 4; Most Dependable Boy 4. HANSARD SCARBORO LEWIS StarNe GC. “Hannie Feet FFA 1,2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Sect. 4; Soloist 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Co- Captain, 4; Block S 2,3,4; Asst. Phys, Ed. Director 3; 4-H 1,2; Most Charles Lassiter Popular 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; May Court 3; Halloween King 2,4. Bleece Jordan Doris Kern Janice Kern SENIORS 1954 BETTY JEAN OWEN Star, N.C. Butch Elon H. S. 1,2; Star H. S. 3,4; Class Treas.2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Solo- ist 4; Cit. Council 3; Be � 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Marshal 1; 4-H1,2; Dramat- ics 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Block S 3,4; Halloween Queen 1. ANNIE FRANCES RAYLE Steeds, N.C. Class Pres. 1; Beta 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Quartette 4; 4-H 2,3; Vice- President 2; FHA 1,2,3,4; Pres. 2; Parliamentarian 3; Historian 4; Cit, Council 1; Marshal 3; Librarian 1; Dramatics 3,4;Piano 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Block S 2,3,4; Star Spangler Asst, Ed, 3; Oak Leaves Jr. Com. 3; Ed.-in-Chief 4; Most Likely to Suc- ceed 4; Most Intellectual 4; Medals: Math 1; Home Ec, 2. WALTER SHORE Star, N. Gy . FFA 1,2; Cit, Council 2; Quietest Boy 4. PHILLIP LESTER WELCH Star, N.C. Phil Class V. Pres. 1,2; FFA 1,2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Pres, 4; Soloist 4; Dra- matics 3; Beta 4; Marshal 3; Cit. Council 1,2,3; May Court 2; Hallo- ween King 3; Asst. Ed. Oak Leaves 4; Boy Most Likely to Succeed 4; Best All-Round Boy 4; Most Intellectual Boy 4, Annie Frances Rayle Walter Shore Phil Welch Mrs. C. L. Shamburger Sponsor BABY PICTURES 1, Betty Kern 2. Walter Shore 3. Janice Kern . Lester Hess Doris Kern . John Davis 7, Annie F, Rayle 8. Hansard Lewis 9, Jack Auman 10. Joan Caudill 11, Betty J, Owen 12, Grace Allen 13. Juanita Cochran 14, Nancy Johnson 15. Kenneth Hinson 16, Mildred Allen 17. Ethel Freeman 18. Bleece Jordan 19, C. W. Graves 20, Carolyn Greene 21, Carl Hanlon 22. James Hooker 23, Reese Early 24, Phil Welch 25, Janie Davis 26, Betty Cagle 27, Charles Lassiter D on CLASS PROPHECY As we look into the future of the Senior Class of '54 we see our classmates in many fields of service. Carolyn Greene is dental assistant to Lester Hess who has become the best known dentist in Connect- icut, Betty Jean Owen is Superintendent of Nurses at the Baptist Hospital in Winston Salem, Jack Auman is driving a stock car, Reese Early is the best photographer in the state, Annie Frances Rayle has succeeded in becoming a Latin teacher at Ether Academy, Betty Cagle is private secretary to the President of the United States, Mildred Allen now owns and operates a well known beauty shop in North Carolina. Phil Welch is now a lawyer in Asheboro, J. T. Davis is serving in the United Stated Navy. He is stationed in Hawaii. Star is fortunate in having Kenneth Hinson as her first radio announcer, Annie Grace Allen is a ballet dancer, Joan Caudill is a nurse in a large hospital in Michigan, Charles Lassiter is now pastor of New Hope Baptist Church. A new hosiery mill has recently been built in Steeds, There we find Ethel Freeman in charge of the office, James Hooker has fulfilled his greatest ambition and is now a member of the United States Marines, C. W. Graves owns a large tucking company. Bleece Jordan is owner of a large service station at Jugtown. Janice Kern is superintendent of an orphanage in Lexington. Juanita Cochran and Betty Kern own a beauty shop next door to Janie Davis's clothing store. Hansard Lewis is now seen on the golf courses and Ben Hogan is faced with keen competition, Carl Hanlon, after studying at State College, has followed Mr. C. A. Cochran as coach at Star High School, Nancy Johnson, still an old maid, owns a large department store in New York, Walter Shore is the best known optometrist in Steeds, Doris Kern has become a kindergarten teacher, Prophet - Doris Kern MISS OAK LEAF JOAN CAUDILL MR, ACORN JOHN DAVIS Most Athletic J. Caudill - C. Hanlon Most Attractive D. Kern - J. Davis Best Personali B. Kern - L. Hess Quietest N. Johnson - W. Shore Best All ‘Round C. Greene - P. Welch Wittiest J. Kern - James Hooker Most Intellectual A, F. Rayle - P. Welch Neatest we J. Kern - J. Davis |. Most Popular B. Kern - H. Lewis Biggest Flirt _ J. Kern - K, Hinson Most Dependable A. G. Allen - C, Lassiter Most Likely To Succeed A. F, Rayle - P. Welch LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of 1954, in the Town of Star, the County of Montgomery, and the State of North Carolina bei ng of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this writing to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any will or wills heretofore make by us, We, the Senior Class, leave to the school our loyalty, love and appreciation. To Mr. Fields we give and bequeath our kindest regards and our sincere gratitude for his unfailing kindness and help, To Mrs, Shamburger we offer our genuine thanks for her unfailing kindness and helpfulness. To our faculty we give and bequeath our entire store of knowledge. From them it came and to them it should be returned that others amy be benefitted by it as we have been, To the future Seniors we leave our front seats in chapel and our neatly kept home-room, Janice Kern leaves her ability to talk and giggle to Edna Odom, Jack Auman leaves his ability to study to J. T. Allen and Douglas Kennedy. Betty Kern leaves some, but not all, of her many talents to any underclassman uwho needs them, Betty Cagle leaves her laughing ability to Barbara Allen, hoping she will control it during Mrs, Sham- burger's classes, Carolyn Greene leaves her personality to any underclassman who thinks she needs it, Nancy Johnson leaves her quiet ways to Allene Davis. James Hooker leaves his wit to James Brewer. John Davis, class president, wishes to leave his good looks and gavel to Bobby Greene. Joan Caudill and Carl Hanlon leave their title, Most Athletic , to Edna Dawkins and D. J. Cagle. Betty Jean Owen leaves her boy-friends to Melba Hancock, Janie Davis leaves her star gazing to Betty Ann Bennett, Reese Early leaves his ability to be a trouble-maker to any underclassman who thinks he could do as well with it, Mildred Allen leaves her well-worn books to Betty Jean Sams, hoping it will be study that causes the wear and tear, Annie F, Rayle leaves her intellectual ability to Della Hancock, Doris Kern leaves ner title of most attractive to Pat Reynolds, Lester Hess leaves his bus to Willis Cagle and his crazy hair-do to Grady Dunn, Ethel Freeman leaves her sophisticated personality to Louise Leach, Charles Lassiter leaves to any Junior of superior quality his ability to twiddle his thumbs. . Phil Welch leaves to Pat Morgan his beatings and rough treatment from the girls, if he thinks he can take it, Hansard Lewis leaves his ability to get along with Mr. Cochran to Wallace Spivey and J. C. Allen. To Betty Davis, Bleece Jordan leaves his ability to answer questions in Mr, Fields’ Economics class, C. W. Graves leaves his hot rod to Lewis Davis, Walter Shore leaves his quiet ways to Frank Kivett, Kenneth Hinson leaves to John W. Mashburn, his ability to get along with the girls, Testator - Reece Early ing Hark the Herald Angels S Fer the Luva St, Patrick a Distinguished Gentlemen Boys, Take Your Choice @ : “ BS 2 A o = Come and Get It I Want My Mama I Fell !!! Pat Reynolds Bobby Greene Vice-President President JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS D. J. Cagle Edna Dawkins Secretary Treasurer MASCOTS Mary Beth Dennis-Jimmy Lamonds Barbara Allen J CrAllen J. T. Allen Betty. Ann Bennett James Brewer Allene Davis JUNIOR CLASS Willis Cagle Betty Davis Lewis Davis Grady Dunn Harvey Evans UNIOR CLASS Della Hancock Malba Hancock Douglas Kennedy Frank Kivett Louise Leach Nancy Needham John Wayne Mashburn Pat Morgan Edna Odom Betty Jean Sams Wallace Spivey SOPHOMORE CLASS Mary Hester Greene Lynda Lomax Kay Brooks Vonette Hinson SUS co oc S eS Annie Mae Allen Jimmy Bodsford Mary Lou Davis Reece Davis Alice Dunn Esther Dunn Robert Freeman Mahlon Greene Richard Greene Maggie Hall William Hancock Clarice Hogan Jasper Hursey Melvin Jordan Pernell Kearns Buddy Kern Clyde Kern Sylvia Kern Edward King Betty Sue Mabe Floyd Mabe Edith McDaniels Gladys Nichols Marie Owens Paul Edward Phillips Anita Rose Chris Rush Carlton Scott Arnold Smith Jackson Smith Mary Anne Strider Bobby Wright FRESHMAN CLASS Edward Williams Kenneth Baucom Jerry Don Allen Janie Cagle Faye Auman Ethel Brewer Joan Brewer Shirley Britt Ollie Cagle John Lee Callicutt Lois Cornelison Clinton Davis Dalton Davis Dean Davis Jay Davis Jerry Davis Nancy Davis Peggy Davis Raymond Davis Rodger Davis Tim Davis Lacy Freeman Pat Freeman Robert Garner Patricia Greene Lamon King Johnny Mabe Reece Mabe Laine Mashburn Kathleen McKenzie Richard Rayle Christine Settle Shirley Shoafe Dan Shore Susie Smith Ray Spivey Jean Thompson Mickey Trogdon Jackie Threatt Kenneth Williams EIGHTH GRADE Mrs. E. A. Morgan, Teacher Elmo Allen Martha Allen Rosa Lee Bennett Sue Brewer Brenda Brooks Wayne Brown Billy Cagle Jerry Cagle Dixie Davis Virginia Davis Glenn Deaton Peggy Freeman Benny Hall Oscar Hancock Shirley Hooker Denzil Jordan Peggy Kern Beulah King Charles King Roy Lee Luther Richard McBride Ruby Jean McBride Wayne McBride Jimmy McLeod June Carol Nall Bobby Needham L. R. Odom Larry Parsons Evelyn Reynolds Jenny Lee Russell Melvin Singleton Laverne Spivey Jackie Sprouse Jerry Stuart Billy Thompson Lucille Williams Billy Wright SEVENTH GRADE Mrs. R. C. Fields, Teacher Jane Allen Johnny Allen Effie Beane Sue Caudill Jean Cochran Johnny Davis Sue Davis Wayland Davis Roby Dunn Alton Greene Jerry Don Hancock Phillip Hancock Ann Holt Hoyt Johnson Lula Jane Joyce Tim Kern Carlene Mabe James Maness Jerry Don Miller Toby Morrison Elmer Needham Faye Nichols Tony Nichols Marion Russell Willis Strider Vance Spivey SEVENTH GRADE Mrs, L. C. Odom, Teacher Ralph Beane Clinton Cagle Mary Belle Cagle Wanda Cooper Clarence Davis Claudine Davis Emma Davis Joe Davis Wayne Davis Garland Dunn Riley Fields Wayne Greene Nannie Harris Larry Jordan Don King Toy McSwain Roger Nichols Wilma Odom Donald Owen James Parsons Curtis Sanders John Spivey Judith Thames John Williams Linda Williams Mildred Wright SIXTH GRADE Mrs, C. E. Freeman, Teacher John Calvin Britt Donald Brewer Carl Cagle Ralph Cagle Peggy Caudill J. T. Cole Betty Davis Carol Ann Davis Gordon Davis Shirley Davis Beth Holt Martha Hough Roy Hursey Joyce Ann Kiser Loretta McCaskill Faye Martin Jerry O'Brien Linda Parsons Della Russell Frankie Saunders Monroe Scott Ronald Stevens Maxine Wiles Jimmy Williams Betty Williamson Henry Williamson Sue Carol Williamson SIXTH GRADE Mr. J. C. Hough, Teacher Judy Allen Robert Allen Roy Cagle Jerry Davis Leroy Davis Eleanor Jo Dennis Shirley Freeman Harvey Greene James Greene Wanda Lee Hess Judy Hogan Janice James Marion Jordan Nell Kern Elaine Mabe Kenneth Mabe Carol Mashburn Charles Nall, Jr. Lonnie Poole Patty Sheffield Joan Smith Edward Stewart Iris Ward Nancy Wiles Connie Williamson FIFTH GRADE Miss Verna James, Teacher First row: Clinton Allen, John Reece Allen, Johnny Blakely, Rita Brooks, Junior Cagle, Dixie Caudill. Second row: Paul Cornelison, Carol Ann Covington, Annie Mae Davis, Bill Davis, Hoyet Dunn, Bobby Fields, Peggy Hogan, Third row: Perry Hooker, Mike Jenkins, Jerrelene Jordan, Kenneth Luther, Juanita McBride, Mack Morrison, Charles Reynolds, Fourth row: Lamona Reynolds, Jimmy Saunders, James Sheffield, Merle Thomas, Jerry Thompson, Donald Williams, Suzanne Williams, FIFTH GRADE Mrs. J. M. Roberts, Teacher First row: Mary Bennett, Joe Brewer, Junior Brewer, Noel Cagle, Alma Davis, Darrell Davis, Second row: J. W. Davis, Kenneth Early, Douglas Eggleston, Eula Mae Greene, Leonard Greene, Dianne Hall, William Hall, Third row: Nancy Jordan, Rachel Joyce, Jean Mabe, Joyce Ann Mabe, Marlene Mashburn, Clyde McDaniels, Robert Lee Medlin. Fourth row: Frank Rose, Bobby Joe Saunders, Elvin Singleton, Carol Spivey, Dallas Spivey, Mamie Smith, Douglas Wiles, FOURTH GRADE Miss Mary O'Quinn, Teacher Hobert Beane Peggy Bodsford Bill Brewer Joe Britt Thelma Britt Jimmy C allicutt Donald Carrick Betty Davis Joy Hall Jean Haltom Mallie Hancock Linda Kern Milton Kern Mollie King Andy Lamonds Phil Lomax Joyce Faye Martin Sandy O'Quinn Isabella Phillips Susan Phillips Jerry Russell Charles Sanders Hal Scott Ann Williams Grady Lee Williamson FOURTH GRADE Mrs. W. T. Shankle, Teacher Joyce Allen Ella Mae Beane Thelma Beane Jean Bryant J. C. Chriscoe Gary Cooper Danny Davis Dorothy Davis Winfred Davis John Dunn Bobby Edmundson Thomas Eggleston Kay Ann Fr eeman Barbara Greene Sylvia Hancock Leonard Johnson Dalton Mabe Patricia Mashburn Ray McBride Ella Odom Paul Singleton Jimmy Clyde Smith Jimmy Sprouse Junior Turner THIRD GRADE Miss Bertie Maness, Teacher SS) a Fi Y ‘ae First row: Helen Beane, Johnny Bryant, Everette Cagle, Second uby Cagle, Mary Ann Callicutt, David Cornelison, Donald Covington, Clarence Davidson, Dorothy Davis. Third row: Thomas Davis, Roger Dunn, Billy Early, Bobby Eggleston, Edward Freeman, Micky Kern, Micky King. Fourth row: Faye Kiser, Edward Lamonds, Billy Ray Mabe, Gary Mabe, Roy Lee McBride, Linda Needham, Fifth row: Norma Nichols, Dianne Phillips, Bobby Reed, Evelyn Singleton, Malcom Smith, Pinkney B, Smith, Jr., Charles Spivey. Sixth row: Faye Stevens, Way- man Stevens, Brenda Turner, Patricia Ward, Juanita Williamson, Judy Williamson, Frances Wright, THIRD GRADE Miss Kate Parks, Teacher First row: Donald Boone, Clara Sue Cagle, Nancy Caudill, Geraldine Davis. Second row: Roger Davis, Brenda Freeman, Ruby Freeman, David Jarrell, Jerry Joyce, Jimmy Mashburn, Third row: Emma Lee Miller, Danny Nunn, Roland Poole, Laverne Saunders, Richard Sheffield, Dorothy Spivey. SECOND GRADE Miss Kate Parks, Teacher D. J. Mabe Linda McBride Billy McCaskill Nancy Beane Deanna Brewer Bobby Davis Jerry Dunn Joe Dunn Kenneth Saunders Carlene Truelove SECOND GRADE Miss Margaret Maness, Teacher Janice Allen Russell Allen David Auman Treva Beane Mary Frances Bennett Gary Blakely Junior Bodsford Boyd Britt Dan Cochran Jane Dalton Jimmy Davis Tony Davis Virginia Freeman Dianne Greene Richard Greene Charles Hacskaylo Resbettall Gregory Jenkins David Joyce Larry Mabe Alice Maness Billy Maness Leroy McBride Dorothy Nall Virginia Needham Faye Odom Dempsey Owens Carol Poole Larry Rush Nancy Saunders Jimmy Sheffield Larry Sheffield Herman Snow, Jr. Phillis Stevens Bentley Stewart Clyde Williamson Marie Wright FIRST GRADE Miss Ida Kerns, Teacher Edward Dunn Sammy Allen Thomas Allen Linda Auman Roger Beane Bobby Bennett Daphne Bodsford Jimmy Cagle Doris Caudill Judy Cochrane Donna Culler Larry Davidson Jimmy Ray Davis Milton Davis Stevie Derreberry Alan Freeman Marlene Freeman Rose Marie Freeman Johnny Greene Shirley Johnson Judy Kern Ronnie Kern Sandra Lassiter Barbara Luther Billy Mabe Brenda Mabe Judy Mabe Gary Miller Alice Morgan Johnny Nichols Brenda Reed John Reynolds William Russell Andrew Saunders Larry Saunders Bobby Stevens Patsy Thompson No Pictures; Faye Auman Junior Davis FIRST GRADE Mrs. J. H. Williamson, Teacher Betty Lou Allen Georgia Allen Phillip Allen Donnie Beveridge William Biggers Donna Sue Brewer Floyd Britt Brenda Davis Dossie Davis Hilda Davis Virginia Davis Donald Freeman Mary Louise Freeman Thomas Freeman Junior Garner Beulah Hancock Treva Hall Walton Haywood Harvey Hursey Peggy Hursey Richard Jarrell) Richard Kern Ronnie Kirny se Martha Lamonds Donna Mashburn Boyce McCaskill Claudia Sue McIntosh Gail Morrison Arthur Needham Donnie Newsome Jackie Nunn Garland Odom Faye O'Quinn David Phillips Mildred Russell Downie Stuart Ruby Jean Saunders Evonne Singleton Mary Ward Larry Snow No Picture Kenneth Greene periae 3 CITIZENSHIP COUNCIL Joan Caudill R. C, Fields President Sponsor Sponsored Christmas Party for High School, Provided Uniforms for Cheer-leaders, Served Oranges atBall Games, Worked toward School Letters on a Point System, Sponsored Good Manners Week, Sponsored Good Sports- manship Week, Sponsored Open House, Assis- ted with Home-Coming Plans, GLEE CLUB First row: B. J. Sams, A. G. Allen, G. Nichols, F. Auman, A. Dunn, E, Brewer, J. Coch- ran, V. Hinson, P. Freeman, S. Kern, P. Kearns, N. Needham, B. Kern, L. Cornelison, J. Thompson, C. Hogan, S. Smith. Second row: M. Trogdon, A. Smith, L. King, B. Kern, R. Mabe, J, Threatt, E. Williams, K. Brooks, E. Dawkins, J. Cagle, P. Reynolds, A. Davis, P, Greene, C. Settle. Third row: K. Baucom, R. Rayle, R, Freeman, K. McKenzie, B. Owen, A, F, Raule, M. H, Greene, E. Freeman, J. Caudill, L. Lomax, P. Davis, J. Brewer, M. A. Strider, A. Rose, O. Cagle. Fourth row: C. Rush, J. W. Mashburn, F. Kivett, J. Hooker, H. Lewis, P. Welch, C. Hanlon, C. Lassiter, P. Phillips. Not Shown: B.S, Mabe, L. Mashburn, Mr. Fields Mrs, Threatt Director Accompanist SENIOR 4-H CLUB itt Wallace Spivey, President; Peggy Kern, Vice-President; Ruby Jean McBride, Secretary-Treasurer. JUNIOR 4-H CLUB Riley Fields, President; Phillip Hancock, Vice-President; Lonnie Poole, Secretary -Treasurer; Marion Russell, Reporter. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Mary Hester Greene, Pres.; Vonette Hinson, V. Pres.; Pat Reynolds, Sec.; Joan Caudill, Treas., Annie Frances Rayle, Historian; Nancy Needham, Reporter; Juanita Cochran, Parliamentarian, Betty Jean Owen, Song Leader, FUTURE FARMERS 0 ues Ba D. J. Cagle, President; Jack Auman, V, President; Bobby Greene, Secretary; John Davis, Treasurer; James Hooker, Sentinel. CAFETERIA Mrs, Dora Crane, Dietitian D. Davis, B. Brooks, L. Williamson, V. Davis, R. Bennett, S, Brewer, M, Allen, S. Hooker, J. C. Nall, Mrs. Deaton, Mr. Cochran, Mrs, Crane, Mrs, Leach. CHEERLEADERS D, KERN, J. COCHRAN, B, KERN, E. ODOM, S. KERN DATE BOY'S SCORE OPPOSING TEAM PLACE GIRLS' SCORE ST AR-OTHERS ST AR-OTHERS Nov. 10 49 595 Highfalls There ey 46 Nov. 19 56 52 Norwood Star oh 46 Nov, 24 71 53 Highfalls Star 51 ou Dec. 3 14 64 Bennett Star 65 19 Dec. 3 61 29 Hoffman There 49 35 Dec, 11 62 63 Bennett There ol 57 Decr 17 49 45 Ellerbe Star 52 31 Dec. 18 1 49 Seagrove Star 68 44 Dec, 21 ia! 60 Biscoe Star 61 As} Jan. 1 54 50 Seagrove There AT on Jan. 5 66 54 Pinehurst There 63 uae 46 Jan. 8 15 66 Prospect Star AT 45 Jan. 12 47 34 Ellerbe There 49 34 Jan. 15 52 19 Biscoe There 37 45 Jan. 19 713 44 Mt, Gilead Star 69 35 Jan. 22 sy 63 Candor There 49 WP? Jan. 26 CO 25 Hoffman Star 61 39 Jan, 29 62 76 Troy There 71 62 Feb, 2 65 62 Rohanen Star 53 45 Feb, 5 7a: 51 Mt, Gilead There 59 41 Feb, 9 59 58 Candor Star 49 58 Feb, 12 50 714 Troy Star 66 63 Feb, 16 54 63 Rohanen There 35 55 MONTGOMERY COUNTY TOURNAMENT Feb, 22 60 65 Candor Candor 595 713 JUNIOR VARSITY VARSITY MANAGER Pat Morgan Front Row: B. Kern, J, Threatt, E, Williams, K. Baucom. Second Row: M, Trogdon, L. Mashburn, P. Morgan, R. Davis. V. HINSON M, H, GREENE E, DAWKINS SHININ COACH COCHRAN CO -CAPTS, GREENE - CAUDILL J. CAUDILL A, F, RAYLE B,J. OWEN K, BROOKS L, LOMAX N, NEEDHAM K, McKENZIE B, S, MABE P, REYNOLDS P, KEARNS GREEN SCOTT Score-188 HANLON-Co-capt. LEWIS -Co-capt. Score-327 Score-300 CAGLE GREENE Score-321 Score-247 COACH - COCHRANE FLASHES RUSH BREWER Score-10 KIVETT Score-3 WILLIAMS Score-9 ETHER ROLLER MILLS Mfgs. of Carolina's Best E, F. Auman, Miller -- Rep. R. L. Caudill, Sr. Flour - Feed - Meal Bread is the Staff of Life Agt. for Grano Feeds Royster-Smith Douglas and V-C Fertilizers RUSSELL HOSIERY MILLS, INC. North Carolina B. B. MOTOR CO. 4 Sorc | ae Your Friendly Ford Dealer Since 1927 Candor North Carolina Compliments of HOSIERY KERN CONSTRUCTION CO. t Office Box 167 TROY AUTOS, INC. Compliments of THE C.V. RICHARD SONS Compliments of VESTAL MOTOR COMPANY Sales . Sarat | Service Ford Cars - Ford Trucks Your Friendly Ford Dealer Ashboro North Carolina WALLACE AUTOS, INC. Chrysler Plymouth Autos Service Phone 4521 Compliments of AILEEN MILLS CO. North Carolina Compliments of FREEMAN’S STORE North Carolina CRANFORD’S FLOWERS Members of Florist Telephone Directory Association Phone 5381 North Carolina TROY FURNITURE COMPANY Complete Home Furnishings General Electrie Appliances Phone 3231 North Carolina Compliments of PET DAIRY PRODUCTS CO, 410 Summit Avenue Greensboro North Carolina D.W. HOLT COMPANY Ng INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER International Motor Trucks Farmall Tractors Home Freezers Refrigerators Asheboro North Carolina BARNA ALLEN CO. Wholesale Groceries The Home of Stokely's Finest Canned Foods Pillsbury Flour Cake Mixes North Carolina SANDHILL POULTRY INC. Wayne Feeds Baby Chicks Candor North Carolina FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS YEARBOOKS AWARDS JOSTEN’S Since 1897 Representative: s@ Chiles 611 Colinial Drive High Point North Carolina MONTGOMERY DAIRY PRODUCTS, INC. Telephone 5341 North Carolina PICKETT’S STORE Clothes for the entire family Stores in Star, Ellerbe, Candor, Oakboro, Denton, Lexington, Liberty, Pilot Mountain, High Point, Randleman and Greensboro BEST WISHES OF Compliments of DR. C. F. SCARBOROUGH A FRIEND STAR HARDWARE GE and International Harvester WHY NOT UPHOLSTRY CO. Appliances Phone 2056 P. O, Box 38 North Carolina Seagrove North Carolina Compliments of COLE’S POTTERY North Carolina Seagrove BISCOE COCA-COLA COMPANY CaC ola North Carolina Compliments of STAR SODA SHOP Sandwiches -Plate Lunches and BANK OF BISCOE Biscoe, Robbins North Carolina Compliments of CREST STORES COMPANY North Carolina HOMER J. COCHRAN Insurance Agency Bank Building Phone 3741 North Carolina SEAGROVE POULTRY, INC. Baby Chicks ---- Feeds Seagrove North Carolina SMITH LAUNDRY CLEANERS South Main St, Phone 5931 North Carolina Asheboro Make our Store your Headquarters Complete line of Athletic equipment and Sports wear, It Pays to Play COBLE SPORTING GOODS CO. North Carolina Compliments of | FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. North Carolina PHILLIPS FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Phone 2381 North Carolina HAM’S RADIO TELEVISION SERVICE 427 South Fayetteville Street Randolph County's Largest Television Dealer North Carolina Compliments of COCHRANE’S CLEANERS North Carolina Your County Newspaper THE MONTGOMERY HERALD North Carolina STAR FURNITURE R, L, Caudill North Carolina MILLER TRACTOR COMPANY Sales and Service of Farm Tractors Implements North Carolina Visit Our Student's Department HALL-KNOTT, INC. Asheboro North Carolina CUT RATE HOUSE FURNISHING CO. Furniture, Stoves, Ranges House Furnishings 103 Sunset Avenue Phone 3155 - Phone 3991 Asheboro, Robbins North Carolina Compliments of OWEN'S GROCERY Star North Carolina KEARNS MOTOR COMPANY Your Friendly Gulf Dealer General Repairs Phone 2421 North Carolina Compliments of STAR ROTARY CLUB KENNEDY BROTHERS GROCERY Highway 105 Groceries Shell Gas Oil General Merchandise Compliments of J.B. MANESS GROCERY JACK KISER North Carolina WALLACE DRUG STORE Perscription Specialist Phone 2401 North Carolina STAR SHELL SERVICE STATION North Carolina Compliments of MARGARET'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 2426 North Carolina T. R. FREEMAN General Merchandise- Furniture North Carolina FASHION FABRIC CENTER All Kinds of Dress Drape Materials Make Drapes Cover Belts Buttons 107 N. Church St, Asheboro North Carolina VANDEVEER'S BOTTLE GAS SERVICE Gas Stoves - Hot Water Heaters Dearborn Space Heaters North Carolina 50th Anniversary of THE BEST IN MOTORCYCLES Harley Davidson! CANNON BALL CYCLE SHOP Asheboro North Carolina MYERS-WALKER MEN'S SHOP For Men Who Care Phone 4461 Robbins North Carolina Compliments of ROWE'S TAILORING CO, Asheboro North Carolina SANDHILL CAFE HOTEL Comfortable Rooms with Steam Heat Good Food Service CAROLINA POWER AND LIGHT COMP ANY a Biscoe BISCOE ICE FUEL CO, Brick, Cinder Block, and Window Unit North Carolina Compliments of SUNNY SLOPE FARM North Carolina Compliments of RANDOLPH FARM EQUIPMENT, INC. Allis-Chalmers - New Idea Asheboro North Carolina Compliments of BISCOE GROCERY North Carolina BLAKES BAR-B-Q Delicious Bar-B-Q 24 hour Service - Curb Service U.S. 220, 3 miles South Biscoe Biscoe North Carolina WALLACE SMITHERMAN, INC. Lumber and Paints North Carolina Compliments of DR, HUSSEY Compliments of RUSH DAWKINS GROCERY Meats -Seafoods -Groceries Candor North Carolina Compliments of THOMPSON'S GROCERY QUALITY BLIND AWNING CO, 350 S, Fayetteville Street Phone 3269 Anything for the window North Carolina Asheboro DEATON Piece Goods BELK CLINE CO, North Carolina HARRIS CHEVROLET CO, Salesman Service North Carolina Compliments of FARMERS IMPLEMENT CO.,, INC. Allis-Chalmers Farm Machinery Candor North Carolina SOUTHSIDE SERVICE STATION Farley Lewis and Tommy Robbins Amico Gas and Oil Dial 3498 Asheboro Norht Carolina FAY'S BEAUTY SHOP Owned and Operated By Faye Chappell Phone 2501 Candor North Carolina TRIANGLE SERVICE STATION Gulf Gas Oil-Lubrication Drinks Groceries North Carolina CANDOR DRY CLEANING Laundry Service Phone 3631 Candor North Carolina Compliments of BISCOE FLORISTS GUILFORD DAIRY 428 N. Fayetteville St. Asheboro North Carolina S M CAFE Home Cooking Compliments of BISCOE FOUNDRY MACHINE CO, MONTGOMERY HOSIERY MILLS HALLUM FURNITURE CO, North Carolina Compliments of STANDARD DRUG CO, North Carolina Compliments of SEAGROVE LUMBER COMP ANY DEATON BROS, Floor Finishing Co. Floor Work Experts W.C. W. F. Deat on Biscoe North Carolina Compliments of THE FRIENDLY SHOP, INC. Smart Ladies' Apparel Phone 5361 North Carolina FLETCHER BAR-B-QUE Pit Cooked with Hickory Wood Wholesale and Retail Phone 2606 North Carolina Compliments of DR.R. W. SHERWOOD Compliments of NEWSOM JEWELERS Phone 4871 North Carolina WRIGHT GROCERY North Carolina Seagrove MONTGOMERY FCX SERVICE Farm Supplies Electrical Appliances North. Carolina FAIRVIEW SERVICE STATION L. G. DeWitt, Prop. Phone 49 F 21, Phone 3221 Candor, Ellerbe North Carolina ASHEBORO CONCRETE PRODUCTS CO. White Slag Masonry Blocks P.O. Box 788 Building Material Phone 5161 Asheboro North Carolina C B UPHOLSTERING CO, Repairing-Refinishing-Reupholstering Furniture-Auto Truck Seats Cc. R. Lawrence Phone 3981 SOUTHERN FLOOR COVERINGS, INC. 429 S. Fayetteville St. All Types Floor, Wall Coverings Phone 5221 Asheboro North Carolina ASHEBORO SAW SERVICE McCulloch Chain Saws Garden Tractors Power Mowers Sales Service Asheboro North Carolina EARI. ORCHARD HATCHERY Baby Chicks Turkey Poults Candor North Carolina COUNCILMAN UPHOLSTERY 801 Hoover Street Asheboro North Carolina THE WILLO SHOP Wearing Apparel-Gifts-Lingerie Mrs. R. M. Gero Phone 2831 Candor North Carolina Compliments of SOUTHERN GRILL AUMAN BROTHERS Feed Seed Co. Asheboro North Carolina Compliments of J. A. McINTOSH CITY LAUNDRY, CLEANERS, INC, North Carolina WILLIAMS SUPPLY CO. WHOLESALE Automotive Supplies-Specialties 617 Dixon Ave. Dial 4469 Asheboro North Carolina Smart Apparel for Ladies, Misses, and Juniors THE FASHION SHOP North Carolina Best Wishes of THE BANK OF RANDOLPH Asheboro North Carolina Compliments of TROY MEN'S SHOP REAVES PHARMACY Perscription Specialist Phone 2300 Open til 9:00 P. M. Asheboro North Carolina ARSCOTT OFFICE MACHINES Standard and Portable Typewriters Phone 3456 North Carolina THE JAMES B, ALLEN COMPANY Wholesale Distributors North Carolina Compliments of HOLLINGSWORTH JEWELRY CO, Asheboro North Carolina Compliments of H.R, HOLT Gulf Oil Products PREMO KING, INC. Old Courthouse Square North Carolina Compliments of TROTTER FURNITURE CO, Compliments of TROY TRACTOR COMPANY H H CLOTHING COMPANY Ladies Gents Ready - to - Wear 109 Sunset Ave, Asheboro North Carolina BOOSTERS Asheboro Electric Co., Asheboro, N.C. Asheboro Music Company, Asheboro, N.C, Asheboro Television Company, Asheboro, N. C. Kay's, Asheboro, N.C. 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