Surry Central High School - Aquila Yearbook (Dobson, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1967 volume:

MnfAvO , Uyjwuo mm dfu yL, ' y? a.A . JlJ CUY 1 hnvixLC. y,.X ,; its j tLj- ' CtfcbrS v- ' M (dJliUAJ y njOeruR oCtfe. p J C Uu ' hsfrns S ' 7 oMlLOj ► t f) fff 1961 NINETEEN HUNDRED Surry Central High School Dobson, North Carolina 2 SIXTY-SEVEN AQUILA Volume Six And so begins the story of 1966-67 . . . the story of the strength and the spirit of US here at Surry Central. Kay Reid editor Carol Norman Pat White junior co-editors Libby White business manager Judy Collins junior business manager Johnny Hanes photographer Jeff McCann junior photographer Miss Evelyn Holyfield adviser Mr. James McPherson adviser Mrs. Ann Pack adviser Contents Introduction.4 Leadership.16 Academics.34 Organizations.52 Students.66 Athletics.102 Sponsors.116 3 Dedicated to Mrs. Ann B. Patterson .more than a teacher. a friend. 8:30 marks the beginning of a day that is different for each of US. 5 Enthusiasm and spirit are very definite characteristics of US. Is it food or knowledge that sustains US? 0k 1 ' 1 Si j| i Uffii 7 8 There are those who fight valiantly to defend US. 9 As prominent members of the “jet set,” energy and pep are vital to US. 11 And 3:00 is a time of joy(?) for all of US. Faithful they are in lending Mrs. Judy Bryant, secretarial aide Mr. Ralph O. Lanier, principal 13 As capable officials they help The Board of Education represents the general public and serves as a board of directors for the schools. The board acts as the legislative body and through its policies, the admin¬ istration functions. The local school committee serves in an advisory capacity and is responsible for the protection of school property in the district. Mr. Gentry works and plans with all the school personnel in the county in order to better the methods of instruction. As assistant superintendent, Dr. Richards coordinates the en¬ tire instructional program in the school system. Mrs. Hine, as supervisor, assists teachers in providing better instruction in our school. Mr. J.S. Gentry, superintendent Mrs. Eva Hine, supervisor Dr. Swanson Richards, assistant superintendent 14 make decisions for US. Mr.R. O. Lanier,Mr. Thedford Sprinkle,Mr. Ralph Beane,Mr. Frank Freeman,Mr. J.I. Shinault, Mr. Robert Burrus, chairman. Mr. J. Sam Gentry, Dr. Joe Folger, Mr. Ford Cockerham, Mr. Joe Pell, Mr. C.W. Moseley, Mr. Cecil Ring. 15 There are many 16 who lead the way for US! Leadership is a quality found in only a few of US, but one which is important to all of US. The following people are a few who lead the way during 1966-67. 17 Led by a “crackerjack” --president, our student council is very efficient. Each mem¬ ber wishes to contribute a part, if only a small one, to the molding of another year. Libby White reporter Donnie Felts secretary Pat White treasurer House of Representatives: Seated: L. Snow, L. Fowler, K. Reid,D. Moser,M. Church,D. Atkins,D. Felts, A. Johnson, H. Snow, L. White, M. Gillespie. First row: L. Slawter, B. Atkins, S. Stanley, P. Phillips, J. Watson, C. Holcomb, S. Briggs, M. A. Lowe, K. Hardy, B. Baker, S. Norman, K. Atkins,S. Cummings.Second row: R. Dockery, T. Edmonds, N. Marion, D. Bledsoe, D. Miller, M. Branch, M. Watson, S. Sprinkle, T. Marion, R. Thompson, F. Snow, B. White, J. Folger. 18 Jacks-of-all-trades . . . --are these talented club presidents. Each has a responsibility according to his own interests and he fulfills his responsibility well. Hilda Snow, National Honor Society Hilda Snow, Future Teachers of America Freddie Snow, Future Farmers of America Kathy Atkins, Future Homemakers of America Mike Watson, Distributive Education Clubs of America Brenda Baker, Girls ' Athletic Association Mike Gillespie, Monogram Club Talented leaders . . . --are these class officers elected by the members of their respective classes to represent them at all times. Senior Class: Susan Norman, president; Vickie White, sec¬ retary-treasurer; Mike Gillespie, vice-president. Junior Class: Mike Branch, president; Dennis Bledsoe, vice-president; Pat White, secretary-treasurer. Sophomore Class: Brenda White, secretary-treasurer; Tommy Marion, president; Kathy Peele, vice-president. Freshman Class: Judy Shores, secretary-treasurer; Brent White, president; Glenda Bullen, vice-president. 20 Well acquainted —with the use of words are these officers of the Aguila and the Centralette staffs. Their job is to insure the circulation Centralette Staff: Marcia Venable, co-editor; Linda Fowler, co-editor; Debbie White, editor. of Surry Central ' s most important publications--the school paper and the yearbook. Aguila Staff: Kay Reid, editor; Johnny Hanes, photographer; Libby White, business manager. 21 BASKETBALL Tom Woodruff, senior BASKETBALL Van Hamlin, senior BASKETBALL Don Beane, senior BASKETBALL Roger Cockerham, senior 22 FOOTBALL Samuel Freeman, Best Sport; Jimmy Shores, Most Valuable Player, Most Outstanding Back; Donnie Jarvis, Best Lineman; Darrell Martin, Most Improved Player. BASEBALL Van Hamlin, senior GOLF Ronnie Wilmoth, junior 23 ■—.——— Born with an ear for music . . . --are these majorettes who lead Surry Central ' s band. Joyce Johnson teaches little majorettes at Dobson Elemen¬ tary School. Janice Sidden conducts a class for freshman and sophomore girls who are interested in baton twirling. 24 Brenda Baker Kathy Atkins Dennis Atkins Outstanding . . . Don Beane —personalities chosen as the all-around best. Michael Church 25 Outstanding . . . —builders of school spirit and school pride. Patty Dobbins Mike Gillespie Shelby Miller Gwen Kidd Susan Norman 26 Outstanding . . . —in the qualities of leadership. Kay Reid Janice Sidden Libby White 27 Using their heads . . . --paid off for these students who received scholarships and academic awards. Dennis Bowlin, Wake Debbie Collins, Health Forest Scholarship Career Scholarship Vicki Draughn, Aubrey Lee Brooks Scholarship Bonnie Hamlin, Com¬ munity College Scholarship Cynthia Lewis, Sunbeam Scholarship Nancy Martin, Health Career Scholarship Brent McKinney, Win¬ gate Trustee Award Kathy Mickle, Health Career Scholarship Betty Mitchell, Health Career Scholarship Brenda Norman, Health Career Scholarship Roger Norman, Athletic Scholarship Jim Wilmoth, Athletic Scholarship 28 1966 MARSHALS: First row: Dennis Atkins, Vickie White, Second row: Mary Mooney,Johnnie Sue Edwards,Jean Atkins, ShirleyPenley,JaniceSidden,Shirley McCraw,Patty Dobbins, Hilda Snow, Shelby Miller, Gwen Kidd. Janice Sidden attended the Governor ' s School during the summer of 1966. Dennis Atkins was a participant in Boys ' State during the past summer. 29 A sight for sore eyes .... Miss Joyce Davis, senior attendant Miss Alice Lawson,senior attenda: --are these lovely girls who represented US on Homecoming night. 30 Miss Diane Cooke, junior attendant Miss Carolyn Eads, sophomore attendant Miss Kay Key, freshman attendant Miss Pat White, junior attendant Miss Pat White, sophomore attendant Miss Judy Shores, freshman attendant 31 The spirit of Christmas itself --is our vibrant Holiday Queen. Each year the student body selects a queen to represent Surry Central at all area festivities. ' Rudolph Nance leads faculty reindeer in Christmas romp. Steve Sprinkle ' s parody of The Night Before Christmas evokes laughter from the student body. Miss Libby White, HOLIDAY QUEEN 1 —W 32 4 4 . f « � . ,;! v f ■ til Ia • . ,! ! ' f | 44 %4 if ' i i it- n • $■ • ■ridjpB ++4 4 l « h ff-I - iqfftri f � | % ffh Mnji y j ff ll I mff? sei f «iEi2 J? A competent faculty 34 strives to guide US! This year Surry Central is very fortunate to have one of the best faculties in the history of the school. These teachers take an interest in student activities that is far beyond the call of duty. 35 There “ain’t” a better one --anywhere. Our English department emphasizes skills essen¬ tial to the management of language for effective commun¬ ication. Through oral and written composition, students learn to convey clearly their thoughts and feelings to a given audience. Mr. James McPherson, Mrs. Linda Brown, Mrs. Virginia Cooke, Mr. Wayne Nance, Miss Mary Frances Hodges, Miss Evelyn Holyfield, Mrs. Clara Strickland. Mrs. Brown makes English IV interesting. 30 Mais Oui, --of course we have a great French department. Ability to communicate effectively has never been more vital than it is for twentieth-century American youth caught in the strife of international affairs. French courses at Surry Central at¬ tempt to meet this need. French III students display bulletin board. Miss Mary Frances Hodges, Miss Evelyn Holyfield French I students take dictation. one of the most interesting . . . --departments in our curriculum is that of math. The chal¬ lenge to mathematics teachers to improve the mathematical skills of the students has never been more acute. The teachers at Surry Central are continually reorienting their program— not discarding the old merely for the sake of making a change but adapting content that is still valid and adding that which is required to meet new demands. Mr. Garnett Cox, Miss Mary Blevins, Mr. Christopher Crusenberry, Mrs. Ann Patterson. Boy! This new math is funny ! 38 Brave explorers --into the world of the unknown are the teachers in the science department. Surry Central ' s science courses are planned for the general education of all students and not for the express purpose of training scientists. The students are encouraged to be active investigators and to discover nature ' s secrets for themselves. Mrs. Clara Freeman, Mr. Charles Williard, Miss Mary Ellen Blevins, Mrs.Oma Norman,Mr. Christopher Crusenberry, Mr. Joseph Bradshaw. Mrs. Freeman arouses curiosity in biology students. 39 An effective social studies curriculum --can provide youth with a foundation for fostering competent citizenship in a democratic society. Students at Surry Central are acquiring knowledge, skills, and understandings essential for living in a changing society. Mr. Joseph Bradshaw, Mr. Trent Strickland, Mrs. Mary Ellen Graham. Mr. Bradshaw conducts active discussions in social studies classes. 40 Salesmanship . . . --is the key to our economy. At Central a study of human relations helps develop an understanding of the various types of personalities a salesman may encounter. Courses in retail¬ ing and marketing prepare students to accept responsibility. Boys from carpentry class partition Room 2 for guidance Mr. Raymond Cox, Mr.Charles Kirkman, Mr. Gene Everette. offices. A drafting class learns the importance of this skill in building trades. 41 Mr. Everette and Gay Hamlin put the final touches on a dis¬ play for marketing classes. Asdfjkl; Asdfjkl; The business education department has a program designed for the student who is interested in a career in business upon g r a d uat i on from high school or college. This year a new course has been added--applied business--which combines classroom study and practical training, thus giving the stu¬ dent valuable work experience while in high school. (Right) Miss Louise Morris, Miss Bessie Matthews, Mrs. Ann Pack. An applied business class uses a transcribing machine. 42 Future Homemakers But Miss Baxley, you ' ve been showing us how to sew darts for a month now! --learn basic homemaking skills in the home economics de¬ partment. Mrs. Nellie Hill, Mrs. Ruby Stanley, Miss Ann Baxley. 43 A variety . . . --of opportunities is available to junior and senior boys in agriculture classes.There are specialized courses in livestock, farm mechanics, and horticulture. 44 Two years . . . —of physical education is offered at Surry Central.The main purpose of the department is to provide the best physical ed¬ ucation possible for every student in our school and to help him grow and develop intellectually, physically, morally, and socially. The physical education program alternates with health classes for the freshmen and with safety education classes for the sophomores. This part of the program provides opportun¬ ities for Students to gain knowledge and to develop attitudes and practices necessary to meet present and future health needs. Girls ' physical education classes enjoy intramural basketball games. Coach Charles Williard, Coach Gary York, Mrs. Margaret Bates Several of our girls enter a float for the homecoming parade. 45 Rev. Roy Johnson, instructor Driving . . . --is one course which, for obvious reasons, our students must not fail. Surveys show that drivers who have had driver train¬ ing have more than 50 percent fewer accidents than drivers who have not completed a driver education course. Mr. Gene Wagoner The function of chorus is to inspire and to enrich the lives of the youth at Surry Central.Its prime purpose is to equip each of its members to gain an insight into and an appreciation of music. 46 Today . . . --we prepare for tomorrow .Through our guidance department, students receive help in the planning for their futures. The blind leading the blind? Mr. Gary York, Mr. John Bell Mrs. Jerri Hemric, Mrs. Ruth Freeman. 47 MR. W.B. WHITE MR. P.G. BOLICH We give our thanks... --to Mr. Bolich and Mr. White for a lifetime of dedicated services to public education in our community. In their retirement we wish them many years of happiness. 48 Mr. Gilbert Nixon, custodian. The backbone • • • --of our school consists of the people who serve on the school staff. Each group performs a duty that is essential to both students and faculty. OFFICE ASSISTANTS: Michael Church, Pat White, Mrs. White, secretary; Mrs. Bryant, secretarial aide; Adair John¬ son, Libby White, Helen Nixon. Mrs. Emma Holyfield,Mrs. Geneva White, manager; Mrs. Claude Thompson, Mrs. Versie Collins, Mrs. Pete Moser. 49 LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: K. Payne, S. Wilmoth, K. Stanley, M. White, H. Bryant, D. White, B. Hutchins, K.Branch, K. Holyfield, J. John¬ son, F. Atkins, A. Johnson, S. Miller. GUIDANCE ASSIST¬ ANTS: Seated: Patty Dobbins, Marcia Ven¬ able, Kay Reid. Stand¬ ing: Brenda Davi s, Linda Fowler, Sharon Darnell, Kathy Atkins. STORE WORKERS: First row: Mrs. Judy Bryant, Judy Dezern, Alice Lawson, Glenda Pike, Lula Wall. Second row: Patty Martin, Wanda Southern, Peggy Bottoms, Janice Atkinson. 50 LUNCHROOM ASSIST¬ ANTS: Larry C a 11 o w a y, Debbie Moser, Gary Nor¬ man, Paul Brown, Lydia Dellinger, Olin Gentry, Wayne Byrd, Brenda Hut¬ chins . SURRY CENTRAL BUS DRIVERS 51 These organi 9EjK ' ; v - ; v- « s-s? ' vs? tf � -• Md . ' V 52 zations involve US! JMHIB ■ 1 VF | i W-klE © X;: wo --J J. ' M ■j lt ' “ • - . w Mtiasire i a j ■ r u jj is f ' .� • 1 ir Ti, Hi J if| J «L� _ lib ir tv 3 ■� ffpr a ft t CEk 1 1 $ , Surry Central offers many opportunities for students who are interested in ex¬ tracurricular activities. Several new clubs have been organized this year by a student body that is continually developing a wider range of interests. 53 Character . . . --leadership, scholarship, and service are the qualities found in every member of the Surry Central Chapter of the National Honor Society. Membership in the Chapter is more than an honor: it carries with it a responsibility. Students must contin¬ ue to demonstrate the qualities which brought about their selec¬ tion, and they must also exert an influence to promote these qualities in other students. First row: A. White, W. Haymore. Second row: G. Kidd, D. Atkins,J. Sidden,H. Snow,S. McCraw.Third row: V. White, M. Mooney, J. Collins, P. Dobbins, S. Cummings. Fourth row: K. Lewis, J. Coe, J.S. Edwards, J. Folger, C. Lanier, L. Dellinger, B. Briggs. Fifth row: G. Jones, C. Norman, S. Freeman, J. Cockerham, M. Stanley, J. McCann. National Honor Society members and alumni present Miss Holyfield with a Christmas gift. Officers: Gwen Kidd, reporter; Janice Sidden, secretary and treasurer; Miss Evelyn Holyfield, adviser; Hilda Snow, pres¬ ident; Shirley McCraw, vice-president. 54 Publicity . . . --is only one important facet in the composition of a year¬ book. The success of a yearbook depends largely upon the efficiency of the staff and its advisers. These people are responsible for its contents which, in turn, determine the success of the Aquila. Advisers: Miss Evelyn Holyfield, Mr. James McPherson, Mrs. Ann Pack. R. Chilton, H. Payne, J. Hanes, M. Mooney, J. McCann, Atkins,B. Coe, K. Peele, P. White, K. Reid,L. Holcomb, S. ' McCraw’, G. Kidd s. Darnell, J. Folger, C. Lanier, J. L. White, C. Norman, P. White, J. Collins. 55 Henpecked --is the word for our paper staff.The editor and co-editors-- all females--insist that the paper be composed of only the best journalism.In order for the Centralette to fill its impor¬ tant role, everyone from the adviser to the reporters realizes that the paper must be a real work of journalism. Members of the paper staff sell ads for the yearbook. Seated: L.White, M.Church, G. Smith, D. Hatcher. Stand¬ ing: G. Hamlin, M. Venable, J. Southard, L. Fowler, K. Hardy, S. Wilmoth, R. Chilton, M. Coe, G. Kidd, A. White, L. Johnson, J. Hanes, H. Payne, C. Evans, B. Tilley, B. Hutchins, J.S. Edwards, D. Dobbins, S. Martin, K. Reid. 56 Interested • • • --in the career of teaching are these members of the Future Teachers of America Club. The major purpose of the FTA is to provide activities and programs which will stimulate the interest of the members. Advisers strive to help members discover whether or not they possess those qualities which are necessary for the teaching profession. FTA members attend state con¬ vention at Catawba. Seated: J. Hemric, historian; N. Ferguson, secretary; W. Haymore,parliamentarian; H.Snow, president; S. Cummings, vice-president; P. White, treasurer; J. Hanes, reporter. Standing: R.Bowers,D. Felts, C. Lanier, J. Folger, M. Coe, G. Kidd,J. McCann, A. Layne, J. Baldwin, S. Draneil, P. Hill, L. Dellinger, M. Church, B. Freeman, D. Moser, K. Hardy, L. Dellinger, J. Shores. 57 Friendly persuasion --of an audience to accept or reject the resolution that is un¬ der consideration is the main objective of the debating team. The student of debating who gives his best gains much in re¬ turn. Debating provides valuable research experience for the individual student. Miss Mary Frances Hodges is the helpful adviser for the De¬ bating Club. JanHemric, Steve Sprinkle, Lee Harrison, Jeff McCann, Eric Comer, Miss Hodges. 58 Lettermen OFFICERS: Kay Reid, vice-president; Marcia Venable, secretary; Mile Gillespie, president; Kathy Atkins, report¬ er. --atSurry Central compose the Monogram Club.Many of the students have lettered in at least one athletic field. This year the club has ten new members. The Monogram Club frequently sponsors post-game dances. First row: Coach Williard, adviser; K. Atkins, K. Reid, C. Lanier,J. Folger,M. Venable,S. Phillips, L. Fowler, Coach York, adviser. Second row: T. Woodruff, D. Martin, H. Whitaker,J. Venable, W. Norman, J. Woodring, B. Riddle, B. Slawter, J. Sidden. Third row: J. Brindle, M. White, D. Atkins, R. Thompson, B. Carter, S. Freeman, M. Church, M. Gillespie, D. Beane. Fourth row: J Shores, R. Johnson, J. Simmons, J. McCann, R. Wilmoth, V. Hamlin, R. Cockerham, T. Marion, J. Riddle. 59 Boys... --are fastbecoming active members in the Future Homemak¬ ers of America Club. The club is comprised of those students who study homemaking and who want to improve personal, family, and community living. m iwm V V vJ ” V ffPillt Jfl ! I , TIl: 1 oTTwii V M 1 k ,- 5p6 y M 9B ■ ■k S { Kc ftJMf ■ Ptk 8 1 IP 1 Jr 1 jksT T i ■ Hr v y , Ja f ' Tir , VJf tflu nr 7iT1w Future Homemakers of America Competition . . . --is a vital part of our Future Farmers of America Club.This organization is made up of boys who are interested in farming. These boys compete in certain types of contests during their years of enrollment in vocational agriculture: tool identifi¬ cation, livestock judging, dairy judging, parliamentary pro¬ cedure, public speaking, and soil judging. Future Farmers of America Stimulation IBWMl if •• I DISTRICT DECA SWEETHEART,Miss Shelby Miller. --of the interests of students entering the field of distribution is the foremost purpose of the Distributive Education Clubs of America. This organization is made up of students at Surry Central High School enrolled in vocational distributive ed¬ ucation classes. The primary purpose of the club is to help students develop progressive leadership in distributive educa¬ tion and to create and nurture an understanding of our free, competitive enterprise system. warn Mike Watson,president; Gaye Hamlin,vice-president; Judy Dezern, secretary; Shelby Miller,reporter; Marcia Venable, parliamentarian; Jerry Venable, associate president. Not Pictured: Frankie Atkins, historian. Deca Club: Left to Right--Mr. Gene Everette, adviser, W. Southern,M. Branch, J. Dezern, J. Venable, K. Branch, M. Venable,J. Roberts,A. Bledsoe, R. Cockerham, R. Hudson, G. Hamlin,J. Jenkins, S. Bowman, S. Miller, S. Wilmoth. Standing: M. Watson. 62 Participation --in a wide variety of sports is offered to girls in the Girls ' Athletic Association. It provides an opportunity to develop interest and ability in individual and team sports.The organ¬ ization tries to maintain the standards conducive to spiritual and social growth and to assure physical safety and well-being through adequate leadership. SEATED: (Below)Kathy Lewis, vice-president; Brenda Baker, president; Pat White, secretary; Sue Cum¬ mings, treasurer; Pat White, point recorder; Judy Collins, reporter. 63 There’s a son in the air . . . --any time the Surry Central chorus is practicing or perfor¬ ming for an audience. The chorus provides excellent enter¬ tainment for the student body and other groups at various times during the year. First row: S. Phillips, L. Holcomb, M. Norman, D. Shew, S .Higgins, B.Burchette, D. Hamlin,S. Callaway, P. Henley. Second row: J. Kidd,K. Peele, S. Wilmoth, R. Bledsoe, M. A. Lowe, P. Stanley, W. Vestal, V. Greene. Third row: G. Snow, D .Harris, B. Shores, J. Marsh, D. Carroll, S. Wilmoth, J. Draughn. Fourth row: L. Jenkins, A. Layne, D. White. 64 Marching . . . --is a part of their profession. The Surry Central band per¬ forms for many neighborhood activities.They also participate in out-of-state parades. MAJORETTES: Janice Sidden, Janice Southard, Joyce Johnson, Diane Atkins, Vickie Greene. 65 And 66 this is US! V Without US, there would be no school. We, the students, make up the school and its activities. Each of US plays an important role in making our school. Everyone cannot be a leader- some of US must be followers. What would a general be without his army? And what would our school be without US? 67 For seniors, graduation is just around the corner. Patricia Alice Anthony Dennis Lee Atkins Frankie Ann Atkins Jean Carol Atkins Kathy Earline Atkins Janice Ann Atkinson Brenda Carol Baker Larry Addison Barlow Christine Beach Donald Grey Beane Joseph Ashley Beasley, Jr. Alice Faye Bledsoe 68 Patsy Juanita Bledsoe Peggy Jane Bottoms Jesse Stephen Bowman Mary Kathleen Branch Senior float didn ' t really stink! William David Brindle Michael Wayne Brooks Helen Ann Bryant 69 Shelbv Miller wins district DEC A “Sweetheart” contest. Wanda Gray Calloway William Otis Carter, Jr. William Boyd Caudill Rachel Sue Chilton Hampton Michael Church Michael Barron Cockerham Seniors traveled to East Surry for College Day. 70 October is a big month for seniors-classrings arrive! Roger Grey Cockerham Brenda Jane Coe Mavis Elian Coo Charles Cecil Collins Sharon Isabel Darnell Wanda Jean Corder Joyce Ann Davis Junior Ray Crouse Judy Carolyn Dezem Nellie Elizabeth Dalton Patty Stevette Dobbins 71 Two senior girls attend Governor ' s Sehool. Carolyn Kay Doby Ronald Clayton Doss Billy Wayne Draughn James Wayne Draughn Johnnie Sue Edwards Madry Carol Evans Linda Marie Fowler Boyd Spencer Freeman Clark Wayne Freeman Donald Clark Gillespie Michael Zebedee Gillespie Gaye Nell Hamlin 72 Many seniors are college-bound. Van Nichols Hamlin Johnny Grover Hanes Dewey Gray Hardy Donnie Gray Hardy Kay Elizabeth Hardy Patricia Ann Harris Dwight Nixon Hatcher 73 Fifteen seniors are elected as out¬ standing members of their class. Gary William Hayes Nelta Jacqueline Hiatt Thomas Edward Hill Sammy Levi Hodges Mary Kathryn Holyfield Ray Alexander Hudson 74 In December, seniors matched wits with S.A.T Brenda Gay Hutchins Sandra Kay Hutchins James Martin Inman Gerald Wayne Jenkins Jackie Joel Jenkins Larry Dean Johnson Darlene Adair Johnson Gayle Denaye Jones Brenda Gail Johnson Judy Gail Key Joyce Ann Johnson Gwendolyn Diane Kidd 75 Seniors look forward to “skip day Jerry Allen Kidd Wade Harold Lewis Alice Ann Lawson Harold Vaughn Lowe Dennis Reggie Lewellyn Charlie Wayne Lyles Patricia Dawn Lewis Janice Louise Marshall Patty Lorene Martin Shirley May McCraw Dennis Ray Miller Shelby Jean Miller 76 Definite plans are made for “someday” - Mary Frances Mooney Helen Mae Nixon Eddie Wayne Nations Katie Jo Norman Roger Gatling Norman Susan Ray Norman Lucy Pamela Norman ft gB jp rrtr. v Ww 77 Senior class elects female president Joseph Roger O ' Neal Helen Faye Payne Martin Michael Payne Susan Delores Phillips Glenda Gay Pike Brenda Gail Quesinberry Mount Airy News Photo 78 Seniors dominate cheerleading squad. Brenda Sue Reece Virginia Beth Reece Brenda Kay Reid Patty Sue Riggs Jimmie Dale Shores Jane Eveline Simpson Jack David Roberts Junior Allen Simpson Janice Carol Sidden Fred Roger Snow, Jr. James Preston Simmons Hilda Gaye Snow 79 Class of ’67 make their Linda Janice Southard James Ralph Southern, Jr. Wanda Diane Southern Barbara Mae Stanley Linda Mae Stanley Linda Pike Stanley Ronnie Wilson Thompson Brenda Gail Tilley Marcia Lorraine Venable Dary William Wall Judy Gaye Wall Lula Mae Wall 80 last year a memorable one. Philip Martin White Donald Michael Watson Debra Ellen White H Who turned you on? ! Libby Ann White Patty Sue White Arnold Grant White Herbert Glenn White, Jr. 81 Sondra Faye Wilmoth Not Pictured Lloyd Harrison Bryant, Jr Rebecca Ann White Larry Michael Wood Vickie Evon White Jimmy Gray Woodring Stanford Ervin Williams Thomas Franklin Woodruff 82 In Memoriam ‘To live in hearts we leave behind is not Buster” Slawter February 2, 1949- December 13, 1966 Slawter 83 Eighteen juniors become members of National Honor Billy Alderman Carol Badgett J.C. Baldwin Linda Beane Weldon Beane Betty Beck Connie Bledsoe Dean Bledsoe Dennis Bledsoe Reeceanna Bowers Betty Branch Elaine Branch Mike Branch Nellie Branch Beverly Briggs Frances Brown Judy Brown Ricky Brown Donnie Bryant Rex Buelin Lonnie Bullen Bobby Butcher 84 Society. Dennis Callahan Sallie Calloway Shelby Cassell Ray Childress Roger Childress Janies Cockerham Thomas Cockerham Alan Coe Brenda Coe Carol Coe Judy Coe Brenda Collins Frances Collins Judy Collins Tony Collins Diane Cooke Terry Cooke Grover Cropps Jessie Cropps Sue Cummings Robert Cummings Ray Danley Elizabeth Davis Larry Davis Linda Daye Lydia Dellinger Debbie Dobbins Jack Dobson Deborah Doby James Draughn 85 Junior float Jimmy Draughn Stephen Draughn Connie Emerson Donnie Felts Nancy Ferguson Joellen Folger Juanita Freeman Samuel Freeman Sue Freeman Sue Fulk Eugene Gentry David Gilley Wallace Hall Linda Hamlin Danny Hardy Carol Harris Sammy Harris Shirley Harris Bobby Hawks Wayne Haymore Tommy Haynes Lloyd Higgins Ellen Holyfield Evelyn Inman Larry Isaacs Donnie Jarvis Libby Johnson Martha Johnson Randy Johnson Genevie Jones 86 places second in contest Last wagon to Boothill! ! Connie Lanier Linda Lawrence Brenda Lawyer Kathy Lewis Gary Mahaffey Gary Marion Melinda Marion Barry Martin Sandra Martin Jeff McCann Jimmy McCormick Melinda McCormick Mike McCormick Larry Medley William Money Debbie Moser Thomas Nichols Teresa Nixon Carol Norman Gray Norman Mamie Norman Larry Payne 87 Juniors sell magazines to raise money Do YOU have the $moinee$??? Mary Ruth Payne Lena Penley Eleanor Phillips Patty Phillips Rachel Pinnix Ronald Poindexter Jerry Presnell Linda Reece Darlene Reynolds Brent Riddle Dennis Riggs Gregory Ring Debra Shew Janie Shores Jerry Shropshire John Sidden Sheila Simmons Clara Simpson Gary Simpson Jerry Simpson Larry Simpson Brenda Slate 88 for prom. Gail Smith Kay Sparks Joan Snow Danny C. Stanley David Lee Stanley David T. Stanley Kathy Stanley Mike Stanley Nellie Stanley Peggy Stanley Sandra Stanley Thomas Stanley Kenneth Swift Brent Tilley Jerry Venable Barbara Wall Brent Wall Roger Wall Betty Welch Henry Whitaker Alton White Carolyn White Mark White Pat White Steve Willey Grady Wilmoth Ronnie Wilmoth Sara Wilmoth Sue Wilmoth Willie Wilmoth 89 Donnie Jarvis, Samuel Freeman win football honors Ann Wood Charles Wood Dean Wood June Wood Wanda Wood NOT PICTURED RONNIE BRYANT BUSTER CHILDRESS BRAXTON CROUSE JAMES MARION GREY SHEW JIMMY WILLIAMS KIM WILLIAMSON 90 Sophomores exhibit great school spirit Nancy Alberty Betty Alderman Brenda Atkins Diane Atkins Eva Atkins Ila Atkins Kaye Atkins Carolyn Barker Judy Bauguess Etta Beasley Bonnie Beaver Earl Bledsoe Ricky Bledsoe Vickie Bledsoe Granvel Boyd Sharon Boyles Bruce Branch Jay Brindle Norma Brown Pauline Brown Terry Brown Ricky Bruner Miles Bryant Wayne Byrd Becky Burchette Lydia Burton Yvonne Calhoun Joan Caudill Junior Chappell Gary Childress Johnny Childress Cleveland Cockerham Geraldine Coe Susie Coe Donnie Cox Brent Crissman 93 Several sophomores plan to tour w Roger Crissman Lynn Crouse Howard Dalton Danny Davis Jo Davis Joan Davis Eddie Daye Lynn Dellinger Charles Dockery Janice Draughn Joy Draughn Judy Draughn Carolyn Eads Tommy Edmonds David Felts Rebecca Fisher Llew Folger Diane Franklin Betsy Freeman Joe Freeman Ralph Freeman Rayna Gambill Donnie Garris Ervin Gentry, Jr. Charles Gillespie Tranferd Goodson Carolyn Hall Barbara Hamlin Diane Hamlin Ellen Hardy Janice Hardy Kathy Hardy Dale Harris Gail Hayes Ricky Haynes Jan Hemric Europe this summer Shirley Higgins Larry Hill Pat Hill Jean Hodges Bobby Hollyfield Betty Sue Holt Jerry Holt Ralph Holt Linda Holyfield Kathy Hunt Edna Hutchins Dennis Jenkins Jimmy Johnson Kitty Johnson LaNell Johnson Fred Key Teddy Key Jack Kidd Joan Kidd Bruce Laws Thomas Lawyer Ava Layne Arnold Lewis Mary Alice Lowe Bobby Lyles Rita Marion Tommy Marion Judy Marsh Darrel Martin Jimmy Martin Steve Martin Arthur Mickle Mary Mooney Dian Moore Randy Moore Paul Moser 93 Sophomores get an early start on Jr.-Sr. Ann Norman Carol Norman Larry Norman Wayne Norman Rosie O ' Neal Margaret Owens Faye Parker Brenda Parks Margaret Patterson Carol Payne James Peele Kathy Peele Douglas Perkins Brenda Pike Eugene Pike Dale Poindexter Jerry Poindexter Wayne Poindexter Gail Pratt Virgil Reagan Kenneth Reece Joe Riddle Bonnie Riggan Greg Scott Bobby Shores Joan Shores Rebecca Shores Wanda Shumaker Dennis Simpson Lynn Slawter Carolyn Smith Roger Smith Cathy Snow Georgia Snow Libby Snow Sheila Snow 94 prom by selling magazines r- Tommy Southard Dianne Stanley Laura Stanley Phil Stanley Randy Stanley Tim Stanley Gayle Swift Steve Swift Mitchell Venable Billy Vernon Wade Vestal Larry Wall Pat Wall Randy Wall Donnie White Gary White Nancy White Mike White Pat White Shirley Wilmoth Bonnie Wood Dennis Woodring Brenda Wright Russell York Freshman homecoming float wins V Larry Alderman Margaret Anthony Roger Anthony Danny Ashley Donald Atkins Dianne Badgett Lonnie Badgette Billy Beane Brenda Beane Jimmy Beck Willie Blevins Janie Bowers Jimmy Bowman Jimmy Brammer Phillip Branch Sara Briggs Donnie Brin die Tommy Brindle Benny Brown Paul Brown Tommy Jean Brown Clenda Bullen Rebecca Bullen Steve Burton Charles Callahan Larry Calloway Andy Carpenter Dermis Carroll Alice Carter Pete Carter Sandra Caudill Shirley Cave Kenneth Childress Mickey Childress 96 first place! Brent Church Abigail Cockerham Calvin Cockerham Cathy Cockerham Alice Coe Dennis Coe Larry Coe Stephen Combs Eric Comer Perry Creed Danny Crouse James Cummings Debra Dalton Teresa Danley Michael Davis Charles Dezem Vickie Dobbins Jill Dobson Patti Doby Ronnie Dockery Catherine Draughn Susan Draughn Tommy Draughn Carl Ray Durham Ava Eads Jimmy East Lonnie Evans Jane Folger Joyce Fulcher Nettie Gentry Olen Gentry Linda Gillespie Larry Gordon Vickie Greene 97 Stove Sprinkle places first Penny Hall Debra Hamby Danny Harris Jerry Harris Juanita Harris Lee Harrison Jo Ann Hauser Lynn Hayden James Hayes Clyde Hay more Mike Haynes Pam Henley Pam Hill Carolyn Holcomb Libby Holcomb Barbara Hooker Nancy Hoots Janice Hudson Ronnie Hudson Judy Hutchins Leon Hutchins Bonnie Hutson Jerry Inman Billy Jenkins m Danny Jenkins Nancy Jenkins Hilda Johnson Jametta Johnson Kathy Key Kay Key Kay Lyon Mary Mankins Keith Marion Norman Marion 98 in Current Events test Sharon Marsh Doug Martin Penny Martin Susan Martin Tony Martin Shirley Mayes Clinton McCann Bobby McCormick Brenda Money Cheryl Money Donald Money Steve Mosely Stephen Moser Faye Nations Mike Nations Dollie Norman Gay Norman Kathy Payne Randy Peele Steve Phillips Barbara Poindexter Gregory Quesinberry Keith Ray Danny Reece Judy Reece Faye Reynolds Kay Reynolds Linda Riggs Ronnie Riggs Tommy Riggs Rose Ann Seiber J.D. Shew Judy Shores Randy Shores 99 Freshman girls take over” junior Vergie Shores Albert Smith Glenda Smith Wayne Smith Benny Snow Betty Snow Eva Snow Gary Snow Ralph Snow Steve Snow Terry Snow Timmy Snow Danny Southern Steve Sprinkle Garry Stanley Gary Stanley Karen Stanley Kathy Stanley w Mary Stanley Carolyn Taylor Sue Taylor Jimmy Thomas Dennis Wall Mary Ellen Wall Steve Wall James Ward Janice Watson Eddie Westmoreland Dale Whitaker J.D. Whitaker Kent Whitaker Brent White Dale White Debbie Wall 100 varsity eheerleading squad Dennis White Dianne White Jimmy White Linda White Mary Ellen White R-J. White Yvonne White Judith Wilkins Brenda Willey Linda Williamson Steve Wilmoth Danny Wolfe Mack Wood Wanda York William York NOT PICTURED CHESTER JOHNSON BILLY MARSHALL JAMES MONEY JERRY NANCE BONITA PHILLIPS GARY SNOW ROLAND SPEAKS, JR. FREDDIE WHITAKER 101 And there are 102 those who defend US! Sports make up a big part of any school life. At Surry Central, there is an avid student interest in sports — not only because of the games themselves, but because of the deserving people who participate in them. 103 Football team ends hard fought season TOUCHDOWN! 104 Duke Football Coach, Sam Timer, ad¬ mires football trophies at banquet. Mike Gillespie guard tri-captain All -Conference All -County All-tri -county Donnie Jarvis tackle Most Outstanding Lineman All-Conference All -County All-tri-county Wayne Lyles tackle kicker Tommy Marion end Perfect Attendance Darrell Martin center All -Conference All -County Perfect Attendance 105 A determined team demonstrates Jimmy Shores Kenneth Swift Mark White halfback tri -captain Most Outstanding Back All-Conference All-County All -T ri -County Perfect Attendance tackle guard First row: N. Marion, D. Martin, G. Shew, T. Goodson, R. Shores, E. Comer. Second row: R. Dockery, J. Sidden, B. Carter, D. Cox, K. Marion. Third row: M. Gillespie, T. Marion, R. Johnson, D. Martin, T. Snow, B. Collins, R. Cockerham. Fourth row: D. Jarvis, K. Swift, W. Lyles, M. White, D. Riggs, J. Shores, S. Freeman. Not Pictured: R.J. White,D. Wall, D. Wall, D. Crouse, S. Moser, T. Collins, G. Childress, J. Woodring. 106 MARTIN EE enthusiasm and school spirit. First row: S a m u e 1 Freeman, Donnie Jarvis, Darrell Martin. Second row: Jimmy Shores, Coach Kirkman, Coach Williard, Coach 7ork. COACHES: Williard, York, Kirkman. 107 Cheerleaders keep spirits high. Kathy Atkins co-chief Kay Reid co-chief Joellen Folger Debbie Moser Connie Lanier junior junior junior 108 Linda Fowler senior Marcia Venable senior Debbie White senior Susan Phillips senior JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Hilda Johnson, Lynn Slawter, Carolyn Holcomb, Kathy Stanley, chief; Carolyn Eads, Bonnie Beaver, Kay Key. Not Pictured: Brenda Beane. 109 Eagles Fly High . . . The Surry Central basketball team came through with another successful season this year. Vitality and sportsmanship are only two of the many high qualities that this outstanding group of boys possess. Coach Williard confers with team captain, Tom Woodmff. Buster Slawter Senior Determination Good Jumper, Excellent Rebounder Two-year Letterman First row: Joe Riddle,Ronnie Young, Grady Wilmoth, Ronnie Wilmoth, Mike Branch, Greg Scott, Roger Cockerham. Sec¬ ond row: Coach Williard, Doug Martin, manager; Buster Slawter, Randy Johnson, Don Beane, Van Hamlin, Tom Woodruff, Ronnie Dockery, manager; Michael Church, manager. 110 Van Hamlin Senior Playmaker, Excellent Dribbler Three-year Letterman Roger Cockerham Senior Coachable, Good Shooter Two-year Letterman Tom Woodruff Senior capta in Good All Around Three-year Letterman Don Beane Senior Muscle man, Good Rebounder Two-year Letterman 111 JAYVEE BASKETBALL TEAM: First row: Billy Vernon, Mike row: Tommy Marion, Dennis Jenkins, Steve Moser, Bruce White, Darrell Martin, Arnold Lewis, Jay Brindle. Second Branch.Third row: Terry Snow,Coach York, Wayne Norman. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM: First row: R.J.White,Keith Marion, Ronnie Dockery. Second row: Larry Coe, Jimmy Beck, Albert Smith, Kent Whitaker, James Ward, Danny 112 Southern, Calvin Cockerham, Ronnie Hudson, Perry Creed, Gary Snow, Doug Martin, Steve Wilmoth. Jimmy Shores senior J.P. Simmons senior Baseball team welcomes several lettermen Van Hamlin senior back. Jimmy Woodring senior First row: Buddy Collins, Ronnie Thompson, Tommy Edmonds, Gray Shew, Coach Williard. Second row: Jimmy McCormick, Henry Whitaker, Donnie Felts, Gary Marion, J.P. Simmons, Dennis Atkins, Van Hamlin. Third row: Wayne Norman, Tom Woodruff, Don Beane, Roger Cockerham, Jimmy Woodrinq, Timmy Shores. Donnie Hardy. 113 A championship team . . . --isthe one composed of these golfers.Once again the Golden Eagles of the golfing links brought home the championship laurels.The golf team enjoyed its most successful year in the four years since golf became one of the major sports. The golfers posted a conference record of ten wins and two losses for the season, and then went on towin the Surry-Yadkin golf championship from the other title contenders. TEAM WE THEY Jonesville 6 1 2 2 1 2 Boonville 6 3 East Surry 7 2 Elkin 3 6 Yadkinville 8 1 North Surry 8 4 B oonville 6 3 Yadkinville 9 0 East Surry 9 0 Elkin 5 1 2 3 1 2 Jonesville 6 3 North Surry 5 1 2 6 1 2 h ' [Vi [ ai-L jj First row: Steve Bowman, Mike White, John Sidden, Second row: Joe Riddle, T o m my Haynes, Jerry V enable, Gary Simpson, Larry Simpson. Mr. Everette, coach, helps Mike Joe Riddle Steve Bowman John Sidden White d e v e 1 op tire c orr e c t tech¬ nique . 114 Run for your life . . . --well, run fast anyway. And these boys do run fast in order to keep Surry Central ' s track team on its toes. First row: Rex Buelin, Darrell Martin, Brent Riddle, Grover Second row: Donnie Felts, Grey Shew, Tom Woodmff, Roger Cropps, Donnie Cox, Samuel Freeman, Mr. York, coach. Cockerham, Don Beane, Jimmy Shores. Something new . . . --has been added to the sports curriculum at Surry Central. Bowling has become an enjoyable and successful hobby for these boys. First row: Charles Callahan, J.P. Simmons, captain; Wade Lewis.Second row: Larry Medley, Jimmy Shores, Dennis Callahan. s WKBH IMM1 These businesses sponsor US! The publication of our yearbook would not be possible without the help of the merchants who operate businesses in and around Dobson. A hearty Thanks goes out to all those who helped make our 1967 Aquila a success. 117 SPAINHOUR’S Elkin ' s Leading Store Elkin, North Carolina Also one of the of used cars to Surry County Buy With Complete Confidence from Slate Motor Company your authorized Chrysler, Plymouth, and Simca Dealer finest selections be found in Simpson Insurance, Inc. For All Your Insurance Needs Arthur F. Brindle—Nannie Lou Kidd East Atkins Street Phone 386-2844 Dobson, North Carolina 118 The First National Bank of Mount Airy and Toast, North Carolina Your Friendly Home-Owned, Home-Managed Bank Established 1893 Member FDIC Compliments of SURRY TRUCK TRACTOR COMPANY 1986 Rockford Street Mount Airy, North Carolina International Trucks Forma 11 Tractors BELTON ' S LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANING COMPANY Let Our Phone Line Be Your Clothes Line Phone 786-2111 737 South Main Street Mount Airy, North Carolina 119 Compliments of LEVEL CROSS MILLING CO. Route 2 Dobson, N. C. JOHNSON AND CREED BUILDING CONTRACTORS Route 7 Box 159 Mount Airy, N. C. Compliments of PIEDMONT 5 10 Elkin, North Carolina Compliments of DR. JAMES A. HARRELL DR. R. B. HARRELL Elkin, North Carolina Compliments of ATKINS ' GROCERY AMOCO SERVICE JACKSON BROTHERS East Atkins Street Mount Airy ' s Dobson, North Carolina First Department Phone 386-3311 Store Renfro Hosiery Mills Company In Step With A Growing America Mount Airy, North Carolina i MILLS FAIRLANE MARKET Mount Airy ' s Compliments of GREEN OAKS Friendliest and Most Complete Dobson, N . C . Food Store MIDGET PRODUCE Compl iments of Specializing in GRIFFIN ' S Country Ham and Eqqs Sporting Goods and Gifts Retail Wholesale Elkin, N . C . Mount Airy, North Carolina 120 IS A WAY OF LIFE ■ B B The art of progress in American busi¬ ness is the art of growing young. At Quality Mills, “growing young” is a way of life, a constant, organized effort to provide new and finer products, modern production methods, more efficient, reliable customer service. O UALITY (Vj ILLS INCOHPORATED MOUNT AIRY, NORTH CAROLINA Telephone 786-6124 P. S. To SURRY CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL As we grow we have good job opportunities to offer to qualified applicants. 121 HARRIS BUILDING SUPPLY Your Building Needs Furnished From The Ground Up Featuring A Complete Line of Building Products Bruning Paints, F. W. Water Pumps Flintkote Products, Trim Lumber The Builders ' Supermarket Mount Airy, North Carolina 27030 786-6193 Compliments of Shop Lowes Where Quality And Prices Keep You Smiling North Bridge Street Elkin 835-5722 Compliments of ODELL ' S SANDWICH SHOP 1225 West Pine Mount Airy, North Carolina MERRITT MACHINE SUPPLY, INC. Compliments of 1948 Rockford Street Mount Airy, North Carolina QUALITY OIL COMPANY W. E. MERRITT COMPANY, INC. MOUNT AIRY PAINT STORE Mount Airy, North Carolina Paints - Wallpapers - Accessories MacGregor Sporting Goods Mount Airy, North Carolina 122 COCKERHAM’S GARAGE State Road, N . C. 874-2323 Day or Nite 24-Hour Wrecker Service and 2 Wreckers to Serve You. House Trailer Moving CHangED AUQHMBH1 V—Service LEO HARDY-INSURANCE Foreign Domestic Volkswagen Factory Trained Personnel (Al 1 Kinds) SURRY COUNTY Your Independent Insurance Agent Serves You First North Elkin Phone 835-3908 S. Main (Bannertown) Mt. Airy, N.C. HOLCOMB HARDWARE Oil Heating-Tobacco Curers Kitchen Aid Dishwashers Locksmithing Mount Airy, N . C . FERGUSON SYSTEM HARRIS TRACTOR IMP. CO. Authori zed Dealer Ferguson Tractors Ferguson System Implements Phone 386-3475 Dobson, N. C JIM ' S FOODLAND, INC. Staple Fancy Groceries Garden Fresh Produce Dial 386-4165 Dobson, N. C. MAHAFFEY ' S GROCERY Dobson, N . C . Phone 386-3466 Where Your Dollar Has More Cents! We Give Family Stamps 123 Be Sure With Pure Compare Our Service And Products Alberty Oil Company, Inc. T. C. Alberty, President P. O. Box 157 Phone 386-3415 Dobson North Carolina Austin-Blackwelder Furniture Company, Inc. The Home of Quality Furniture for Less Money Phone 386-2451 Dobson, North Carolina Congratulations to the Class of ' 67 From CHATHAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY I Visit our Country Store Elkin, North Carolina ! i I 124 Congratulations to the Senior Class From Washington Mills Company Home of MAYO A Underwear-Sportswear-S leepwear INVESTORS LOAN CORPORATION DOBSON ESSO SERVICE 209 N. Bridge St. Elkin, N . C . Complete Car Service When Money Counts, Call Phone 386-3266 Investors First! Loans up to $600 Phone 835-4543 Gillespie Bros., Owners Compliments of R. C. SIMPSON ' S GROCERY SERVICE Route 1, Ararat, N. C. Highway 268 EVANS RADIO T. V. Phi Ico Color T . V . Curtis-Mathis T. V. Mickey Evans 999 W . Pine St., Mount Airy, N . C . Compliments of Compliments of ELKIN BARBER SHOP ELKIN-JONESVILLE Main Street BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION Elkin, N . C . Elkin, N . C . 125 Compliments of Workmen’s Federal Savings and Loan Association R ' ! m Sf 1 ’! A 3SS 3 ij. w .i HM A JSaL Mount Airy, North Carolina STYLE SHOP Fabric and Fashion Center 129 Atkins Street Dobson, North Carolina Phone 386-4882 Compliments of NIBLOCK TYPEWRITER COMPANY 430 N . Main Mount Airy, N . C. MA-DEL LADIES’WEAR, INC. Distinctive Styles for Women, Misses Juniors Mount Airy, N . C. FACTORY OUTLET DOLLAR STORE ' S Clothing For Entire Family Highway 89 Mount Airy, North Carolina Compliments of SURRY DRUG Mount Airy UNITED SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Insured Savings Modern Home Financing Serving the United Territory Elkin Mount Airy King Compliments of Sunbeam and its Employees The Best Electric Appliances Made Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 126 Compliments of Skyline Motors, Inc. Mount Airy ' s Only Authorized Pontiac-Oldsmobile-Cadi I lac Dea ler Highway 52 By Pass Phone 786-2181 York Oil Company, Inc. White Plains, N . C . Dobson, N . C . Si loam, N . C . Citgo Petroleum Products Annual Fish Fry Radio Dispatched Trucks Florence Mayo Tobacco Curers 24-Hour Burner Service Budget Terms W. S. WOLFE DRUG CO. Prescription Druggists Phone 786-5171 Mount Airy, N. C. MOUNT AI RY COAL YARD GROCERY Butter Cox Ed Sparger Groceries Coal Fuel Oil Office Phone 786-4131 825 Willow St. Mount Airy, N . C. WHITE ' S GROCERY PURE OIL SERVICE WHITE BROTHERS Rufus J. White, Owner Blocks and Building Materials Meats - Feeds - Work Shoes - Produce Well, Road and Drain Tile Phone 366-2298 Kohler Plumbing-Aluminum Windows Route 2, Dobson, N. C. Hwy. 268 Phone 835-3025 Boonville, N. C. ARCADE AUDITORIUM ROSE DAY, INC. Available for Public Private Parties Pontiac - Buick Large Ballroom Floor International Trucks Including Balcony Elkin - Jonesviile Phone 789-9251 Mount Airy, N. C. 127 FOX WHITE Route 2, Dobson, N. C. Zenith T . V. R. C. A. Whirlpool Appliances Hardwood Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture Phone 366-2296 Compliments of Coble Dairy Products Co-op., Inc. Phone 786-7880 Mount Airy, North Carolina KEY ' S SELF-SERVICE GROCERY Complete Line Feeds And Seeds Fertilizer And Lime Greenhouse and Nursery Plants Fuel Oil Kerosene Oil Heating System Service PAUL KIDD GREENHOUSE All Farm Supplies Route 1 1 .7 miles east of Dobson Telephone No. 374-2345 Level Cross Exchange Phone 374-2287 128 Compliments of BLUE RIDGE INSURANCE AGENCY E. C. Coll ins J . B . Inman Mount Airy, North Carolina Compliments of ROSES STORES, INC. Elkin, N. C. Complimnets of BOYLES SHOE STORE Mount Airy, North Carolina CAROLINA BLOOMER COMPANY Manufacturers of Women ' s And Children ' s Panties Elkin, North Carolina BEASLEY CLEANERS AND LAUNDERETTE Shirt Service Open 6:00 A. M . - 5:30 P . M . Launderette Hours 6:00 A.M. - 10:00 P.M. Phone 386-3305 Dobson Caroline Foods Division of Textron, Inc. Poultry Processors and Live Contractors P. O . Box 383 Dobson, North Carolina 27017 DAVIS SHOE STORE A Fit is the Thing 194 N. Main Mount Airy EASTER BRO ' S REFRIGERATION SERVICE 121 Bottom Rd. Mount Airy, North Carolina Phone 789-1101 MAMIE TAYLOR ' S Dress Shop Mt. Airy, N . C . MOUNT AIRY TIMES TIMES BOOK STORE Mount Ai ry, N . C . Compliments of BELK D0UGHT0N Elkin, North Carolina 129 Compliments of DOBSON FOOD CENTER Dobson North Carolina DICKSON RECORD TOY SHOP Gifts—Hobbies—Cards 124 Franklin Street Mount Airy North Carolina FAREES, INC. THE DRAPERY HOUSE 247 N . Main St. Mount Airy, N . C. Jonesville Shopping Center For The Girl Who Cares Phone 835-5353 Jonesville, N. C. What She Wears Compliments of Compliments of F. REES Men ' s Boys ' Clothing DUKE POWER COMPANY Mount Airy, North Carolina ELK PHARMACY, INC. J. C. PENNEY COMPANY, INC. Drugs, Sundries, Toilet Articles Dwayne and Luke Irwin Shop the Modern Way - Charge It! Mount Airy, North Carolina Elkin, N . C . 130 THE NORTHWESTERN BANK Dobson Mount Airy Elkin Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 131 Elkin, N. C. 835-3308 Mount Airy, N. C«, 786-6290 North Wilkesboro, N. C. 838-6291 Compliments of BRANNOCK HIATT FURNITURE, INC. Mount Airy, N . C. Compliments of THE VILLAGE HOUSE Compliments of The Best Place To Eat SPENCER ' S, INC. 127 W. Main St. Elkin, N. C. Mount Airy, North Carolina Phone 835-1226 NEWMAN BROTHERS WELL DRILLING There Is No Substitute For Water ' 909 Hwy. 268 West Elkin, N . C. Compliments of SCENIC MOTORS, INC. Your Authorized Ford and Mercury Dealer Mount Airy, North Carolina (Dcuea i CLzlvzLxu TAYLOR ' S BARBER SHOP Cs J DIAL 786-2915 218 NORTH MAIN STREET E. L. Haymore S. F. Taylor Dobson, North Carolina MOUNT AIRY, NORTH CAROLINA SURRY TRACTOR COMPANY Compliments of Ford Tractors JESSUP BROWN ' S Elkin Shoes for Everyone North Carolina Mount Airy, North Carolina Compliments of Compliments of ALLISON TREE GULF ARARAT ROCK PRODUCT CO. Dean Atkins - Owner Mount Airy, N . C . Dobson, N . C . Phone 386-5305 HARRIS TRACTOR IMP. Authorized Dealer Ferguson Tractors CO, Ferguson System Implements Phone 3475 Dobson, N. C. Compliments of BRIGHT LEAF DRIVE-IN MOUNT AIRY DRIVE-IN THEATER Mount Airy, N . C. 132 SURRY-YADKIN ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORPORATION Owned By Those We Serve Serving 8300 Homes, Churches, and Businesses Establishments in Five Counties Dobson, North Carolina RUMPLE FURNITURE COMPANY 132 Market Street Elkin, North Carolina Where Most Folks Trade STYLETTE BEAUTY SALON 208 N . Main St. Jonesvilie, N . C . Phone 835-4546 MAC ' S BARBER SHOP Compliments of Mack Harris William Freeman HOME FURNITURE CO. State Road A. T. Whittington Son Phone 874-2312 TINA MARIE BEAUTY SALON For Complete Beauty Service Phone 374-2713 Compliments of THE MOUNT AIRY NEWS James E. Johnson, Publisher Mount Airy, N. C. Compliments of VILLIAGE MARKET Dobson WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE The Fami ly Store Jasper Cook Phone 386-4505 Dobson, N. C. j 133 Compliments of TAYLOR ' S GARAGE, INC. Mount Airy, N . C . Compliments of SURRY HARDWARE AND BUILDING SUPPLY CO. Elkin, N. C. SIMMONS GARAGE Hwy. 21-State Road, N. C. Phone 874-2311 WOOD ' S BARBER SHOP Corner of Main Atkins To Visit us is to Look Well. John W. Wood Dobson North Carolina 134 J. C. PENNEY COMPANY, INC. Shop the Modern Way-Charge it! Elkin, North Carolina FISHER ' S PHARMACY The Rexal 1 Store Elkin, North Carolina MONTGOMERY WARD Laurence Lucille Patton KENNEDY AUTO SUPPLY 423 North Main Street 200 East Main Street Phone 786-21 96 Phone 835-4547 Mount Airy, North Carolina Elkin North Carolina Compliments of Compliments of ELDON H. PARKS, D.D.S. DR. L. D. PRUETT HOUSE OF CHARM BEAUTY COLLEGE Complete Training in Beauty Culture Including Advanced Hair Styling Coloring Director and Instructor Mrs. Blanche Chilton Instructor Ruby S. McDaniels 120 E. Main St., Elkin, N.C. Phone 835-4360 Need Printing? Call 835-2392 YADKIN PRINTING COMPANY P . O . Box 37 Jonesville, N.C. F-W CHEVROLET CORPORATION For Economical Transportation Wrecker Service Phone 835-1350 Elkin North Carolina The members of the AQUILA Staff wish to thank the following donors: Charles M. Neaves City Barber Shop Chappell Jewelers Deluxe Dry Cleaners Worth Trailer Sales W W Barber Shop State Road Hardware Co. We also express our appreciation to our friends who wish to remain anonymous. 135 p. C£ CLe { l A fcs hr h (( fl e, c c ‘ hwc.5 Crcnh.4 n ' t S C. H-5- A j-f-idavi K ' Kt riKncIrJ PS. G f -e. T l i) Acer mmmi C t la 0? X 5 y-y y y ojj K yy y yy h xl X i r 7 o. (x ydL OjujuJ yj Htxxx x; AxxxJl J j c- oxx u d) ! l. 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