Trinity High School - Trinhian Yearbook (Trinity, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1953 volume:

4 sie! 2 oe wy ee 7 Ler, THE SENIOR CLASS OF TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL TRINITY, NORTH CAROLINA CO-EDITORS: Barbara Sugg, Betsy Andrews BUSINESS MANAGER: Jimmy Hinson 2 Trreuard, Memories of our high school days tend to grow dim as years pass if there is nothing with which Lommel besiethese mreinonmes. With this purpose in PinCmwemla Veeco piledm reso 55eeditionlolmthe Trinhian. We have published this book as a port- hole through which we may view the activities and Sven SCMOLetheapaStayecalswiliais OMrssSinegere hope Liab setlemyecatsmpasciethis DOOKkewillspecome a cherished sou venir which, as you turn the pages, will allow you to relive the fun and frolics we en- joyed as well as our accomplishments during our high school days. Betsy and Barbara 74 (2 | PO i iS lel Service is one thing, a benevolent spirit is another; the two com- bined are what we, with deep gratitude and humble respect, honor as we dedicate this 1953 edition of the Trinhian to Valeria Menden- hall. ANNUAL STAFF ADVISOR j y NX a Mrs, Gurney Peace BUSINESS MANAGER Jimmy Hinson CO-EDITORS Barbara Sugg Betsy Andrews ARTISTS Edith Mason Joe Hucks Billie Ann Goodwin ADVERTISING MANAGERS Joe Coltrane Charles Frye SUBSCRIPTIONS SUBSCRIPTIONS Margaret Smith Donald Davis na ANNUAL STAFF SUPERLA TIVES SPORTS Peggy Harris Bobby Hyde Julia Smith David Sheppard GEASS EDITOR HISTORIAN HIGH:SGHOOL PICTURES. GRADE SGHOOL PICTURES Shelby Mosley Judy Williams Jo Ann Hill Frances Scearce SCHOOL SGENES SNAPSHOTS BABY PICTURES FACULTY EDITOR Fern Beck Peggy Skeen Jeanette Hill Betty Jo Sheffey ai� | ACTAV ITY: EDIGOR CLUB EDITOR I NEPISARS Jimmie Davis Rachel Scearce Geraldine Mc Neill Nancy Spencer | = = = a ipal LIC Smithy er H as Mr VICE-ADMIRALS MISS NAN GIBSON MR, J. W. HINES UNDERWOOD Home Economics and English and Public Social Studies General Science Speaking MRS, RALPH SYKES MRS, GURNEY PEACE MRS, CHARLES FULP English and English and Dramatics Mathematics Commercial na eee MISS VALERIA MRS, GOERGE GOLD , , MENDENHALL Commercial Science and Assistant H E ; Gan ome Economics MRS, LAYMON SPRYE MR, HARRY FRAZIER MRS, LELIA PAYNE MR, J. W, DAVIS English and Spanish Head Coach Glee Club Agriculture Sine anaes 20 my NAVIGATORS MASCOT SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Sandra Pennington Pres: Jimmy Hinson, Vice Pres: Joe Coltrane, Secretary; Barbara Sugg, Treasurer; Joann Hill. MASCOT Tommy Harris HOME ROOM OFFICERS Left to right: Betsy Andrews, Room Pres., Peace; Peggy Harris, Room Manager, Sykes; Margaret Smith, Devotion- al Chairman, Peace; Rachel Scott, Mary F. Lohr, Devo- tional Chairmen, Sykes; David Sheppard, Room Pres., Sykes. ADVISORS Mrs, Ralph Sykes Mrs, Gurney Peace Glass-«colors:, Blue and White Class flower: White rose Motto: We have set sail; where shall we anchor? ANN ALBERTSON Although slightly restrained she is really swell, especial- ly when you get to know her well. Fereoee lub t 2,37 Glee Club 2;4-H Club; Dramatics Club; Cafeteria Worker; Jr.-Sr. Banquet Comm.; Trinhian Statt, PER@OWs BECK Seemingly grave in disposition and ways, Leroy can pull a twist with with some funny line he says. Dramatics Club; Monogram Club 4; Football 4; Trinhian Staff. JOE ALDRIDGE Popular, co-operative, and always at hand, Joe has a host of friends who keep him in demand. PJ A, Choo i,2.8e able Glubal,2 DramaticsrClub; Pres.; Boys Home Econom- wes Se Basketinail l,éiabe FOoOWOeN LP soa Cayo, as Base pall auelacs3; 4c Lass Vice-pres. 3; Trinhian Staff; Cattle Judging Team 2; Monogram Club 4; Su- perlative. RANDALL BEAN Although often inclined to be mischievous, these spells pass and he becomes aserious and indispensable part of the class. Spanish Club 2; 4-H Club 1,2,3; Monogram Club 3,4; Boys Home Economics 4; Public Speaking Club 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball (eo eeBasketbal aml )2,3,45 Junior-Senior Banquet Comm.; Trinhian Staff; F, legen (Caley ah BETSY ANDREWS Full of intellect, life, and good clean fun, Betsy is always kept on the run. Beta Glubi2,o,4SeGeo be HeAceGiibels2.3,4-.5eC. 3s Monogram Club 3; Sec. 3; Public Speaking Club 2; Dramatics Club; Vice- pres.; Debating 2; Marshall 3; Softball 3,4; Paper Staff 23,4; Co-Editor Trinhian; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Co- Captwooe leCountyes, 4; Junior Play; Class Treasurer 1; Homecoming Queen At- tendant 2; Superlative; Class Representative 4; Freshman Sophomore Prom Comm.; Soph. Play. FERN BECK Talk about a witty one; the queen of laughs, a fe- male clown. She needs no funny jokes--her laugh will bring the house down. Beta :Clubwe3;4-55 FHA. Club 1,2;3;4° Glee Glub:3: Spanish Club 3; Dramatics; Paper Staff 3,4; Trinhian Staff; Marshall; Junior Play; Superlative; Junior- Senior Banquet Comm. LARRY ALBERTSON Numerous seniors have a lot on-the-ball, but Deany here is the King Wit of us all. Monogram Club 3,4; Basket- bales 34 Glee, Club a2: 3,4; 4-H Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Boys Home Eco- nomics 38; Junior-Senior Ban- quet Comm.; Popularity Con- test4; Trinhian Staff; Home- coming Queen Escort. CALVIN BERRIER Jolly and optimistic-- that's not the half, When he opens his mouth, get set for a laugh. Monogram Club 4; Boys Home Economics 4; Trinhian Staff; Football Vice-pres. Class 3. SHIRLEY BROWN Being original and artistic shows Shirley has a spark of individuality that will someday hit its mark. EeHo AS Club e2,0;4,9 Glee Club 3,4; 4-H Club; Jun- ior-Senior Banq. Comm.; Dramatics Club; Superla- tive; Trinhian Staff. JOE COLTRANE You can forget your cares and woes when this all- around guy gives you a friendly Hello . F.F,A,Club1,2; Glee Club 2; Librarian 3; Vice-pres. 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Pres. 3,4; 4-H Club 1,2: Pres. 3, 4; Dramatics Club; Mono- gram Club3,4; Boys Home Economics 4; Debating 3, 4;Speech Winner 3; Public Speaking Club 3; Master of Ceremonies Fall Festival 4; Superlative; Baseball 4; Junior Play; Basketball 3,4; Football1,2,3,4; Bus Driv- er 3,4; Store Worker 4; Trinhian Staff; Vice-pres. Debating Club 8; Pres. Stu- dent Council 4; Class V. Pie, 4. JERRYSCLODEELTER Here is a boy who is as quiet as they get, but when he does say something, it's comy, you bet. (High Point) Program Chr. 1S Seco SElesnam play: Parade Comm.; (Trinity) Trinhian Staff; Superla- tive. DONALD DAVIS Supreme in academic averages as a rule, he is also active in activities outside of school. Beta Club 2,3,4; Pres. 3; F.F.A. Club1,2; Glee Club 2,3; Chief Marshall; Super- lative; Football 4; Co- Capt. 4; Baseball 3,4; Pres. 1,2,3; Bulldog Flash Staff 2,3,4: Master of Ceremon- ies Jr.-Sr. Banqg.; Mono- gram Club 4; Trinhian Staff; Co-Editor Paper 3. KATHLEEN BLACK As favorable a person as you can meet, Kathleen has help- ed to make our class com- plete. Public Speaking Club 3; Cafeteria Worker; F,H.A, Club; Trinhian Staff. JIMMIE DAVIS With a high standing of grades in all her classes, Jimmie also rates high among the people she passes. Beta Club3,4;F.H.A, Club 1,2,3,4; Trinhian Staff; Bulldog Flash Staff 3,4; Marshall; Music 1,2; Bus. Mgr. Bulldog Flash 4, RICHARD DAVIS Friendly andneutral, this guy has a way that makes him good medicine on an off day. F.FIA, Club 1,2,3,4; Drama- tics Club; Junior Play; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Boys Home Economics 4; Baseball 4; Cattle Judging Team 4; Trin- hian Staff; Superlative. PEGGY HARRIS Her outbursts of ex citement con- tradict her calm ways. Peggy has made a special place because of the part she plays. F.H.A, Club1,2,3,4; Trinhian Staff; Popularity Contest 1,4; Popularity Queen 4; Treasurer 3; Room Chr. 4; Music 1,2; Junior-Senior Banquet Comm. GEORGIA FROST Georgia lives asif life were part of a game, although at times we are dubious as to its aim. Trinhian Staff. BILLIE ANN GOODWIN Lively and spirited, she is set for life as it comes with her charm and variety of puns. F.H.A. Club 1,2; Trinhian Staff; Junior-Senior Banq. Comm.; Superlative; Pop- ularity Contest. CHARLES FRYE Happy-go-lucky, yet stately and tall, Pete has been chosen the most dig- nified of us all. Glee Club 3,4; Vice-pres. 4; Spanish Club 2; Drama- tics Club; Boys Home Eco- nomics 3; Trinhian Staff; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball 4; Manager 3; Base- ball 4; Bus Driver; Mono- gram Club 4; Superlative; Homecoming Escort 2; Jr.- Sr. Banquet Comm. JERRY GRAY On the football field, Jerry succeeds in throwing boys down. In regular life he can succeed in making himself a clown. Football 1,2,3,4; Trinhian Staff. PEGGY FRANKLIN Co-operative and friendly to one and all, Peggy can cope with problems, and small. FISLA, Clit 28,25 Watley ain Stat both large JEANETTE HILL As jolly a good sport as can be found, when her hands contact a basketball, she is goal-bound. F.H.A. Club 1,2,3,4; Trin- hian Staff; Glee Club 2,3; 4-H Club 2; Dramatics Club 4; Cheerleader 2; Bas- Keewiogilll 1,P,834 CO-czie 4; All-County 4; Home- coming Queen Attendant 2; Junior-Senior Banq. Comm.; Monogram Club 4; Public Speaking Club 4; Superlative; Trinhian Staff; F.H.A. Song Leader 2,3; Dramatics Club Treas- urer. MOVED) FANEL IL, Loyd is always quiet and considerate of all. He re- mains neutral at all times and obeys his every call. Boys Home Economics 4; ei, Clute Bassloaiile Trinhian Staff. JIMMY HINSON Versatile and popular, he is full of warmth and glee --a fine example of how always to be. Gleerelubels 2 -EPres, mie 2; Spanish Club 1,4; Pres. 4; Allei Cilio) 1%, 8442 IeKes.. Ie Vice-pres. 2,4; Song Lead- er’ 38. Dramatics Club: Public Speaking Club 2,3; Medal Winner 8; Boys Home Economics 4; Trin- hian Staff; Debating; Pres. 3; Junior Play; Student Council Vice-pres. 3; Sen- ior Repr esentative 4; Bas- ketball Manager 38; Pres. OfLGlAasshinceo. 4 aNilasieron Ceremonies Fall Festival 3; Basketball 4. RAYMOND HILL Acute. boy. Ofaexcessive vitality, Raymond gets things done fast. Even his speech reflects the speed with which his days have past. ole J, Clio M,2penaie iyo Home Economics 4; Store Worker 3,4; Certified Bus Driver 3,4; Trinhian Staff. WOM, IGWUKCIK'S Intelligent, artistic, and good on the ball passes, he rates near the top when it comes to the lassies. Monogram Club 3,4; Offi- cee de Ges Clip) 1,084 Officer 4; Boys Home Eco- nomics 8; Spanish Club 2,3; 4-H Club1,2,3; Dramatics; Trinhian Staff; Football 1, 2,3,4;Co-Capt. 4; Basket- pAVUL Ip 2 chao Cora, abs Bulldog Flash Artist 2,3,4; Superlative; Junior-Senior Banquet Comm, JOANN HILL Good looking with a per- sona lity-plus make Joann a treat. Also she possesses a sweetness and a generosity hard to beat. Junior-Senior Banquet Comm.; Public Speaking Clube. Homeconimns Queen Attendant 1,2,3; Homecoming Queen 4; Trinhian Staff;F.H.A, Club 192,03, 4.45 Clubs ia Des vottonal Chree3:) Reporter ie Superlative; Prom Comm.; Treasurer 3; Soft- ball 3; Popularity Contest Al BOBBY HY DE Dependable and agreeable, he's all out for fun. You can countonhim to get all his duties done. IJ fy Clliipy 1,Aeee Giles Club 2,3; Dramatics Club; Public Speaking Club 4; Trinhian Staff; Bus Driver 3; Popularity King 4; Jun- ior Play; Student Council Representative 4; Junior- Senior Bang. Comm.; Su- perlative. WILLAMAE KIRKMAN A charming disposition to supplement her good looks, Willamae can fit in and rate high in any books. F.H.A. Club 1,2; Glee Club 2,3; Spanish Club 3; 4-H Club 3; Dramatics Club; Su- perlative; Trinhian Staff; Junior Play Program Chr. Dramatics Club4; Basketball 1; Public Speaking Club 4; Homecoming Queen Attend- apne LA 2h. GERALDINE McNEILL generosity and Heress greeting you with a smile, for Gerry is-totally friendly and completely without guile. Beta Club; Glee Club; F,H.A, Club 1,2,3,4; Trinhian Staff; Paper Staff 4; Jr.-Sr. Bang. Comm. MARY FRANCES LOHR Some little kindness she shows each day to help her fellows on life's way. Elie ene hibeais 274 Glee Club 1; Operetta 1; Librar- ian 4; Softball 3; Program Chr. 1; Trinhian Staff; De- votional Chr.) 4; Public Speaking Club and Contest 3,4; Basketball 1. HAROLD MONROE Shy and crew-cut with an imaginative mind, he is an example of a boy hard to find. Boys Home Economics 4; Football 3,4; F.F.A. Club 1,2,3;4-H Club 1,2; Trin- hian Staff. sweetness EDITH MASON In pep and energy activi- ies, Edith takes a part, yet she has a softer side-- origina lity in art. Bet Cli BS4% IPI A, Clubs 1,2,374— Dramatics: Monogram Club 4; Debat- INngeow bapermotatio2,o.4c Trinhian Staff; Marshall; Superlative; Beta Program Chr. 3; Beta Vice-pres. 4; Cheerleader 3,4; 4-H Club 1; Junior-Senior Banq. Comm. SHELBY MOSLEY A girl with brains and vi- tality you can'tfind in just anybody. Class Reporter 1; F,H.A, Club 1,2,4; Beta Club 2,4; Dramatics C lub 4; Trinhian Class Editor; Bulldog Flash Staff 2,4; 4-H Club 1; As- sistant Librarian2; Spanish Club 1,2,4; Fresh.-Soph. Prom Comm.; Social Chairman 2; Superlative; Valedictorian 4. 15 JAMES LAMBETH Though friendly and courte- ous, he is somewhat of a clown. When you hear that laugh, you know who is a- round. BoysHome Economics 3; 4-H Glubsly 2s trinhiannstati: BILLIE OAKLEY A gentle personality yet win- ning and ready to go. The class has chosen her cutest and r ightfully so. F.H.A-Clubl,2,4; Glee Club 1,2; 4-H Club 1; Jr.-Sr. Ban- quet Comm.; Homecoming Queen Attendant 2; Public Speaking Club 4; Superlative; Trinhian Staff. NORMA PHILLIPS She is willing to do her share and does it ably so --with diligence and care. F.H.A. Club1,2; Glee Club 1527 3 esDanishe Glubeo.4. 4-H Club 132,3; Trinhian Staff; Junior Play. ROBERT RIDGE Here'sa boy who considers the future even now. With his cars and his jobs, he gets everywhere somehow, EsFe Ase lUD mel; c ee Public Speaking Club 4; Trinhian Staff; Certified Bus Driver 3,4. DONALD REDDICK Commendable for being quiet and studious as a rule, Donald has made himself a credit to our school. F.F,A, Club 1,2,3,4; Base- ball 3,4; Cattle Judging Teams 3 Triohtany Staff: Sec. F,F,A, Club 2; Super- lative. FRANCES SCEARCE Serious and _ industrious, Frances lives with a pur- pose in mind. Her unre- lentless services make her one of a special kind. Beta Club 3,4; Public Speaking Club2; Marshall; Librarian 1,4; F,H.A. Club 2,4; Glee Club2,3; Spanish Club 1,4; Trinhian Staff; Bulldog Flash Staff 3,4; Junior-Senior Banq. Comm.; Historian Spanish Club 8; Fresh.-Soph. Prom Comm. DAVID Buddy PARKER © Active in sports, he calls those plays right and furnishes many an unusual sight. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Pres. 4: Football 1.2.35 4; Baseball 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Boys Home Economics 3; Junior- Senior Bang. Comm.; Junior Play; Superlative; Spanish Club’ 3,;4:°4-H Glub 132334. Trinhian Staff; Store Worker on RACHEL SCEARCE Rachel is a serious and intelligent girl who, with future dreams plan- ned, faces a triumphant world. Beta Club2,3,4; Glee Club 3; Span- ish Club 3,4; Debating 2; Paper Staff 2,3,4; Marshall; Popularity Contest 2; Junior Play; Student CouncileRepis 3: Glass asec igo.o. F.H.A, Club 2; Trinhian Staff. RACHEL SCOTT Reverent and helpful to all who come along, Honest Ra- chel is never known to do wrong. F.H.A. Club 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 3; Librarian 4; Bus Driv- er2,3,4; Trinhian Staff; Pub- lic Speaking Club; Contest 3,4; Devotional Chr. 4; Bul- letin Board Chr. JULIA SMITH Energetic and care-free she flits a- mong her friends. Whenevershe puts in an appearance the fun begins. Beta Club 2,3,4;F.H.A. Club 1,2,3, 4; Vice Pres. 4; 4-H Club 1; Dra- matics Club; Sec. 4; Monogram Club 3,4; Cheerleader 4; Soph. Play; Bulldog Flash Staff 2,3,4; Trinhian Staff; Marshall; D.A.R. Dress Revue 2;Junior-Senior Bang. Comm.; Bas- ketball 1,2; Manager 3; Prom Comm. DAVID SHEPPARD For his integrity and dili- gence, he nears the top in strife. He nears the top in popularity for his love of sports and life. Glee Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 2, 4; T-Club 3, 4; Trinhian Staff; Bus Driver Oa me Basketballel.2,.o,.4, Co-Captain 4; Class Rep. 4; Boys Home Economics 3; Superlative; Junior Play; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 1, Deer ioe MARY LOU SMALL Very considerate of others, Mary would never let you down. Because she never intrudes in matters, she’s a pal” to have around, F.H. A. Club 1,2; Public Speaking Club 3,4; 4-H Club 1,2; Basketball 1; Cafeteria Worker 1; Trin- hian Staff. PEGGY SKEEN Vivacious andever-happy, Peggy is a treat to have around, She never lets anything get her down. Fotis A. Clube 2:3-44=H Club 1,2; Dramatics Club; Public Speaking Club 4; Cheerleader 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; Junior Play; Softball 3,4; Soph. Play; T-Club 3,4; Superlative; Fresh.-Soph. Comm, JARRELL SMITH An attractive and well- liked boy, he really gets around, He never fails tosee humor and voice it in sound. F.F.A. Club1,2,3,4; Span- ish Club 3; 4-H Club 1,2; Boys Home Economics 3; Store Worker 3,4; Bus Driver 3,4; Basketball 1; Junior Varsity 2; Cattle Judging™ Leaniel=2-3;4-0h. F. A. Club Treas. 2; Class Vice-Pres, 2; Junior-Senior Banq. Comm. 3; Trinhian Staff; Superlative. 17 BETTY JO SHEFFEY Poised and dramatic she has a readysmile and serves unsel- fishly for any cause worth while. F.H.A. Club 1,2,3,4;Spanish Club 1,2; Junior Play; Public Speaking Club 4; Dramatics Club 4; Trinhian Staff. MARGARET SMITH Because she has the qualities to rate high in this world, Margaret has been chosen our best-all-around girl. Beta Club 3,4 F..He A. Glub 1,2,3,4, Pres.4; Glee Club 1, 2,3; 4-H 1,2,3; Dram. Club; Paper Staff 3,4, Co-Ed. 4; Trinhian Staff;F. H. A. Hist. 3; Superlative; Soph. Play; Public Speaking Club 1,2; 4-H County Pres. 3; D. A.R. Dress Revue 2,3; Bulletin Board Chr. 1,2; 4-H Council Pianist 3; Marshall; Devo- tional Chr. 1,2,3,4; Home- coming Queen Att.2; D.A.R. Good Citizen 4; Jr.-Sr. Banq. Comm, MARIE STILLEY Marie shows sincerity in her every deed. Her apt- ness of thought is some- thing many people need. FL.HeA. Club 1)2,3;4Glee Club 3; 4-H Club 1; Trin- hian Staff. RUBY SWAIM Always quiet and demure, yet she is seldom blue. We feel that she will see , allher future dreams come true. F.H. A. Club 1,2; Trin- hian Staff; Superlative. 18 NANCY SPENCER Nancy is a very interesting and nice person to know. Anyone who knows her will tell you so. F.H.A. Club 1,2,3; Glee Club 2,3; 4-H Club 1,2,3; Public Speaking Club 3; Popularity Queen Contest 1,3; Trinhian Staff; Homecoming Queen Attendants 2; Fresh.-Soph. Prom Comm. BARBARA SUGG Efficiency and dependa- bility that no one can sur- pass have made Barbara one of the leaders of our class. Beta Club 2,3,4; Pres. 4: Foe Ace a Globe lo 2ea.as Historian 2; Vice Pres. 3; Parliamentarian 4; Glee Club 2,3; Dramatics Club; Debating 2,3;Sec.2; Paper Staff 2,3,4; Co-Editor Trinhian; Marshall; Junior Play; Student Council Rep. 3; Soph. Play: Public Speaking Club 1,2; D.A.R. Dress Revue; Superlative; Class Sec.1,2,3,4; Bulletin Board Chr. 1,2; Oratory 2; Fresh.-Soph. Prom.Comm. CHARLES TROTTER An agreeable fellow, Charles is always ready to add his bit. His comic attitude and ideas have made him a hit. Boys Home Economics 4; Public Speaking Club 4; F.F oA. Clubselj 2 4=H Club 1,2; Bus Driver 4; Trinhian Staff, SHIRLEY WALKER Of looks, brains and virtue, she has her share. To even trivial matters she gives the ultimate in care. Beta Glub®2.4:sFoH. A. Club.2,4; Glee Club 2; SpanishClub 2,4; Pres. 4-H 1; Paper Staff 2,4; Librarian 2; Popularity Contest 2; Student Coun- cil Rep. 2; Reporter 1; Trinhian Staff; Sec. Beta 4; Dramatics; Social Chr. Spanish Club 2; Devotional Chr. 2, Fresh.-Soph. Prom Comm. JUDY WILLIAMS Freckles and blondness lend their aids in making a cutie whose smile seldom fades. Beta Club4; F.H. A. Club 1, 4; Glee Club 3; 4-H Club 1; Spanish Club Vice Pres. 3,4; Bulldog Flash Staff 4; Trin- hian Staff; Librarian; Junior- Senior Banq. Comm.; (High Point) 2; Y-Teens 2; Spanish Club. EDWARD WRIGHT This jolly little guy does his share of good deeds. His “bubbling” personality is something every class needs. Football 4; Jr. Varsity Bas- ketball 3; Bus Driver 4; Glee Club 1,2,4; F.F. A. Club 2,3; Boys Home Eco- nomics; Store Worker; Jun- ior Play; Public Speaking Club; Trinhian Staff. SHIRLEY WRIGHT Interested in the lives of others and the future she hopes to attain. Shirley works earnestly each day for some visible gain. F.H.A.Club; Spanish Club 3,4; 4-H Club; Glee Club Trinhian Staff; Public Speaking Club. REBECCA WRIGHT Very earnest in her work and play, Rebecca quietly gets the most of each day. F.H.A. Club 1,2; Trinhian Staff. SHERRILL YOW As our neatest boy, Sherrill knows a lot about clothes. We submit that isn‘t the only thing about which he knows. Boys Home Economics 4; Superlative; Trinhian Staff. ANNA LYNN WOODELL Ifin a thing Anna Lynn can't see the wit, believe me, friends, there is none in it. F.H.A. Club 1,2,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; Dramatics Club 4;Cafeteria Worker 1,2; Jun- ior - Senior Bang. Comm.; Sec.-Treasurer Glee Club 4; Trinhian Staff. Our twins, JULIA and JARRELL SMITH : 19 FRIENDLIES T NEATEST MOST DEPENDABLE Fern Beck and Joe Coltrane Barbara Sugg and Sherrill Yow Margaret Smith and Bobby Hyde a 4, ey Bre - ; eererpeonigminn ae MOST STUDIOUS WITTIEST Donald Reddick, Shelby Mosley and Donald Davis Fern Beck and Joe Aldridge MOST ATTRACTIVE ss MOST DIGNIFIED Willamae Kirkman and Jarrell Smith Betsy Andrews and Charles Frye BEST PERSONALITY Billie Goodwin and Jimmy Hinson 20 CAPTAINS tread See a a . MOST ORIGINAL MOST ATHLETIC : : F MOST POPULAR Joe Hucks, Shirley Brown, Edith Mason Peggy Skeen and David Sheppard Beryaandrensendnicon anidce BEST ALL ROUND BEST SPORT Margaret Smith and Jimmy Hinson Jeanette Hill and David Sheppard CUTEST QUIETEST BEST LOOKING Billie Joan Oakley and Richard Davis Ruby Swaim and Jerry Clodfelter Joann Hill and Joe Hucks ml on WE STARTED OUR Betsy Andrews B . Lee Roy Beck LETS Bie Calvin Berrier Randall Bean Joe Coltrane Peggy Franklin Willamae Kerkman sesh ee Shelby Mosely obert Ridge Mc Neill ‘ : Norma Je Jwulsig, aracl Jaseieeill Sraautele os Peggy Skeen 4Mary Low Small ROOT SE Edward Wright THE CAPTAINS’ LOG In the latter part of August in 1949, a group of youngsters set sail on a four year voyage aboard the good ship, Trinity High School. The youngsters were an entirely new crew and therefore were given much advice by their Vice-Admirals, Mr. Un- derwood and Mr. Hines. The crew elected as their leaders the following: Presi- dents - Jimmy Hinson and Donald Davis; Vice-Presidents - Jarrell Smith and Charles Fletcher; Secretaries - Barbara Sugg and Rachel Scearce; and Treasurers - Betsy Andrews and Rachel Scearce. While at sail, we had the Freshman-Sophomore Prom. This was its first year and our theme was Moonlight and Roses. Everyone had a wonderful time. On the second jaunt of our trip, in 1950, we had new Vice-Admirals, Mrs. Fulp and Miss Davis. The leaders this year were: Presidents - Jimmy Hinson and Donald Davis; Vice-Presidents - Bobby Johnson and Duane Smith; Secretaries and Treas- urers - Rachel Scearce and Barbara Sugg. The Freshman-Sophomore Prom was again the gala event of the year and was now an established custom. There was much excitement, also, when everyone was measured for class rings. In 1951, we started on the journey in a new ship, having abandoned the former one. Mr. Smith was our new Admiral and we had as Vice-Admirals Mrs. Sprye and Mrs. Gold. We elected leaders consisting of the following: Presidents - Donald Davis and Jimmy Hinson; Vice-Presidents - Joe Aldridge and Calvin Berrier; Sec- retaries - Barbara Sugg and Rachel Scearce; Treasurers - Barbara Sugg and Peggy Harris; and Representatives to the newly formed Student Council were Barbara Sugg and Rachel Scearce. The Vice-President of the Student Council was Jimmy Hinson. There was much joy when the class rings arrived and much excitement in plan- ning activities to raise money for the Junior-Senior Banquet. We sold magazines, sponsored a Valentine Dance and skating parties, and other activities. The Banquet washeld at the Starmount Forest Country Club in Greensboro and everyone enjoyed immensely the program which was directed by Mrs. Gold. Among the last of the important events this year was the comical play, The Daffy Dills presented by the Junior Class and directed by Mrs. Sprye. When we began our Senior year the class was not allowed to remain a single group, as the former Senior classes have done, due to a larger number of Seniors. The 63 students were given two able Vice-Admirals, Mrs. Sykes and Mrs. Peace. However, we continued to think as one group and elected as our officers the fol- lowing: President - Jimmy Hinson, Vice-President - Joe Coltrane, Secretary - Barbara Sugg, and Treasurer - Joann Hill. Student Council Representatives were Jimmy Hinson and Bobby Hyde. On Thursday, November 6, we took our trip to Chapel Hill and the Morehead Planetarium. It was a beautiful day and everyone had a wonderful time. Our Senior Vice-Admirals gave us a Christmas party in the Home Economics building on December 18. Practically all the Seniors attended and everyone enjoyed it Some of the last important events were the trip to Washington from April 30 through May 3; the Senior play; the annual Junior-Senior Banquet, St. Patrick's Day Ewen given by our grade representatives, All four were very enjoyable and success- ul, The President of the Student Council this year was Joe Coltrane; Harvest Festival King and Queen were Bobby Hyde and Peggy Harris; The Homecoming Queen was Joann Hill; and the D.A.R. Representative is Margaret Smith. Our class colors are royal blue and white; class flower is the white rose; class motto is We have set sail; where shall we anchor? ; and our Mascots are Sandra Pennington and Tommy Harris. Our crew is now experienced in the work at THS and as we go forth in life it is our nope ee everyone will anchor in a port that will bring him happiness and suc- cess in life. Historian- Judy Williams 24 25 COMMANDERS MRS. GEORGE GOLD sponsor CLASS OFFICERS Standing left to right: Nancy Hohn, vice-president, Gold; Marguerite Scott, vice-president, Sprye; Bill Wood, president, Gold; Irene McDowell, president, Sprye; Kneeling: Barbara Johnson, secretary, Sprye; Amanda Auman, secretary, Gold. MRS. LAYMON SPRYE sponsor Margaret Ann Abbott Amanda Auman Elizabeth Auman Margaret Bean Lillie Faye Boyles Audreye Cagle Rosie Cashatt Nancy Church Shelba Corder Edward Croker Elsie Davis Gilbert Davis Nancy Davis Wayne Davis Jesse Edmonds June English 26 Doris Ennis Samuel Evans Glenn Ferguson Nancy Frazier = Phyllis Freeman Ronald Fulp Donald Gurley Elbert Hamilton Mary Lou Harris Nancy Hohn Phyllis Honeycutt Barbara Johnson Charles Kennedy Harold Kirkman Oscar Maness Irene McDowell Nancy Miller Martha McGee Hobert Peace Larry Peace Faye Coltrane Kermit Robbins Margaret Ransom Don Royals Marguerite Scott Jean Skeen Carolyn Spencer Jackie Spencer Vonny Sumner’ Francis Thompson Marie Webster Charles White Bill Wood 27 LIEUTENANTS Sponsors Mrs. Charles Fulp Mr. William Cameron Miss Valeria Mendenhall CLASS OFFICERS Left to right; Ruby Frazier. president, Mendenhall; Harold Beck, President, Fulp; Ollie Welborn, Secretary. Cameron; Boyd Warner, Vice-president, cameron; Peggy Clodfelter, Vice- President, Mendenhall; Van Frye, President, Cameron; Beth Kinney, Secretary and Treasurer, Mendenhall; Ronald Davis, Vice-President, Fulp. Row One: Franklin Albertson, Margaret Andrews, Douglas Auman. Row Two: James Auman, Peggy Auman, Harold Beck, Vernon Biles, Judy Bryant, Duane Carrick, Bobby Caughron. Row Three: Glenda Caughron, E. W. Caveness, Peggy Clodfelter, Margaret Collins, Eugenia Coltrane, Franklin Cox, William Croker. Row Four: Barbara Davis, Ronald Davis, William Durham, Florence English, Thomas English, Wayne Farlow, William Farlow. 28 Row One: Richard Ferguson, Darrell Frazier, Peggy Frazier, Ruby Frazier, Mary Freeman, Van Frye, Imogene Gibbons. Row Two: Wilbur Gibbons, T. R. Hendrix, Jackie Hill, Kenneth Hill, Dixie Hughes, Doxie Hughes, Geneva Hunsucker. Row Three: Jimmy Hunsucker, Joyce Huskins, Barbara Johnson, Linda Johnson, Donald Kern, Beth Kinney, Barbara Lamb. Row Four: Samuel McGee, Shirley McDowell, Howard Marshall, DeLois Mitchell, Robert Mitchell, Edwin Mon- roe, Marlene Newton. Row Five: Vivian Peace, Harold Peele, Richard Poole, Polly Reddick , Nancy Rice, Patsy Ruth, Claude Sexton. Row Six: Mildred Shropshire, Billy Smith, Rebecca Snyder, Buddy Southern, Henrietta Sugg, Martha Suits, Larry Swiggett. Row Seven: Donald Teer, Peggy Tucker, Betty Tuggle, Calvin Wagner, Julia Walker, Betty Wall, Stella Jane Wall. Row Eight: Boyd Warner, Ollie Welborn, Spurgeon White, Carolyn Younger. 7 29 ENSIGNS Mr. Sidney Underwood OFFICERS First row, left to right: Iris Fowler, secretary, Gibson; Euphon Sumner, vice president, Hines; Jackie Simmons, president, Underwood; Doris White, president, Gibson; Sylvia Tucker, secretary, Underwood; Betty Bryson, secretary, Hines; Marie Skeen, president, Hines; Jimmy Hiatt, treasurer, Hines. Second row: Tommy Lohr, vice president, Underwood; Joann Mabe, treasurer, Underwood; Darrell Bowers, treasurer, Gibson; Gareth Worrell, vice president, Gibson. Mr. J. W. Hines Row One: Ronald Allen, Gary Auman, Barbara Beasley, Eugene Black, Darrell Bowers, Evelyn Brown, Harvey Brown, Betty Bryson, Anita Buerkle. Row Two: Elizabeth Butcher, Christine Cashatt, Don Ella Caveness, Betty Childress, Marilyn Coleman, Fay Cook, Gay Cook, Hoyle Cornelison, Larry Couzens. Row Three: Ann Dalton, Charles Davis, Fay Dean Davis, Margaret Davis, Preston Elliott, Robert Evans, Norma Floyd, Iris Fowler, Iris Gordy. 30 31 SHORE LEAVE These pictures may give % ilors getshore leave dea What happens when a group of sa you some i : hy, KY oer i (iG ws, say sss )) A eit A I Ke R SORES Saale f = Rite ! AY £) q ; N ° . see BSE OS aS OGRE Oe ae Sa ihe Left to right, new members, sitting: Harold Beck, Kenneth Hill, Nancy Rice, Kermit Robbins, Marie Webster, Carolyn Spencer, Geraldine McNeill, Judy Williams. Standing: Shirley Walker, Faye Peele Coltrane, Ronald Fulp, Martha McGee, Elizabeth Auman, Shelby Mos- ley, Phyllis Freeman, Frances Scearce, Jimmie Davis, Rachel Scearce, Fern Beck, Edith Mason, Donald Davis, Betsy Andrews, Julia Smith, Amanda Auman, Barbara Sugg, The Trinity chapter of the National Beta Club is recognized as an organization combining scholastic ability, character, and leadership. To be eligible for mem- bership in this club a student must, if heis a sophomore, maintainsa scholastic average of 95 and if a junior or senior, a 90 average. Along with this he must show qualities of leadership and be of good character. The above picture shows the old and new members of the Beta Club at our installation service. Below are the officers as they prepare to light the candles of the new members; symbolizing their induction into the Beta Club. Left to right: Faye Peele Coltrane, Program Chairman; Shirley Walker, Secretary, Barbara Sugg, President; Edith Mason, Vice-president; Ronald Fulp, Treasurer. 34 99000000000 The Trinity Beta Club has had several : -29000000000 | worthy projects this year, On this page are 3 900000000 shown some random shots taken during these — activities, : : The picture upper right brings back the memory of the editors of our school paper, Margaret Smith and Nancy Hohn, as they were often seen working to meet that dead- line, Center right is a shot of some of our members keeping the trophy case shining; another of our projects. Lower right shows members selling the school paper, Bulldog Flash, as soon as it rolled off the press. Upper left: Mrs. Charles Fulp, our sponsor. She was always ready with a word of advice anda helping hand, as well as a small push, when we needed it. Lower left reminds us of selling hose, an- other project into which the Beta Club plung- ed with its usual vigor, 35 Sze ocey Pia OZ Oo oO Seated, left to right: Marie Skeen, Treasurer; Bill Wood, Vice-president; Beth Kinney, Secretary; Joe Col- trane, President; Mr. T. H. Smith, Principal, Standing, left to right: Jimmy Hinson, Ollie Welborn, Phyllis Freeman, Sam Evans, Harold Beck, Martha Morgan, Iris Fowler, Bobby Hyde, Absent: Henrietta Williard. Omr Ownnrs The student council at Trinity High School was founded in 1951. Dur- ing that year it carried outsseveral successtuliprojects-euhemij) 575) council, led by president Joe Coltrane and supervised by Mr. Smith has been of service in many ways. Their decisions are important to the stu- dents at T.H.S. We feel that they have been just and we are proud of the student council. Front row, left to right: '52-'53 Marshals; Chief, Elizabeth Auman, Phyllis Freeman, Nancy Hohn, Ronald Fulp, Amanda Auman, Bill Wood, Carolyn Spencer, Martha McGee, Kermit Robbins. Back row, left to right: '51-'52 Marshals: Julia Smith, Barbara Sugg, Donald Davis, Margaret Smith, Betsy Andrews, Jimmie Davis, Edith Mason, Fern Beck. Not Pictured: old marshals, Frances Scearce and Rachel Scearce: new marshal, Faye Peele Coltrane. The eleven students having the highest average in the junior class are selected to serve as marshals in the commencement exercises. The boys and girls have a scholastic average of at least ninety. The above picture was taken as the marshals of '51-'52 placed their regalias and badge of office upon the new ones. 36 NOmea Sead Officers, last row, left to right: Betsy Andrews, Vice-president; Julia Smith, secretary; Joe Aldridge, pres- ident; Jeanette Hill, treasurer; Mrs. Gurney Peace. Advisor, The Dramatics Club is made up of Seniors who are interested in the acting and producing of plays. The Christmas play ''A Christmas Prom- ise'' was presented in chapel on December 17, the cast being selected from the club. The cast for the annual Senior play is taken from the club also. me Ne Ze wy Officers, front row, left to right: Beth Kirney, Secretary; Amanda Auman, Treasurer; Mrs. Laymon Sprye, advisor; Judy Williams, Vice-president; Jimmy Hinson, President. The Spanish Club members are those students who have had at least one year of Spanish. The club meets twice monthly with varied Spanish interest programs, such as guest students from Spanish speaking coun- These a — 4 co o. “ 2 e Z Officers: President, Margaret Smith; Vice President, Julia Smith; Secretary, Dixie Hughes; Treasurer, Beth Kinney; Parlimentarian, Barbara Sugg; Songleader. Ollie Welborn, FLFR. A. ee ofan satiate Officers: President, Joe Aldridge; Vice President, Charles White, 5 GLEE CLUB Director, Mrs. Lelia Payne; Accompanist, Mrs. Harold McGee. THE BAND He Nt isle Director, Mr. Robert Clark. 39 DEBATERS Mr. Sidney Un- slo Weriuhes, s a 3 cP) fa O ise] fo) O derwood, fish ay8 Hue PTE Hie li iit HH HH poacoomiecpeemnmecenmnn er tcaeemtanten a nes MeRewamme, ra Bminwewineves H SENIOR 4 Hdl HEH a fH] uu the HE i 4 le HE : HA ett igiiti i Hu ie 2 isthe Vice Pres- Joe Coltrane, Officers: President There cane aaninst He 1 o ”n oS ae) aes ey, S) ag j=} eb) Sy sz 8 Ba x | wn ce (5) OFOEe eo 25, Ses Pon — SPS) ns Pee} fey nah Dae xs fas Gene + GO « Ea (= eS cd) 0 oO 35s SRE o is Ola Oo 2a pee 9 pe Ra i Sage) Bak UPD Vad usu a =u. Bos 3D eS Gre) 359 een vom ao � sy ©) oa ane we +H = ae ) Onis |e, aa ee an oe SI BS ASEOESECOOUSECESERES ES PSER ERTS ETRE le sqgunnaaneDtanhaet ssyunsteneeateURRasaaRantalaatess ae Beverly Crotts. , Pianist: Nelson 40 HARVEST FESTIVAL | 7 | Kings and Queens, Nereus English and Margaret Wagoner, Elementary Dept., Peggy Harris and Bobby Hyde, High School Dept., Joyce Oakley and Kenneth Hendrix, Primary Dept. Spanish Dancers, Wayne Arnold Dancer, Doxie Hughes Fern Beck and Buddy Parker. Hawaiian Dancers, 41 A familiar scene from the office door, Mr. Smith and Mrs, Gold, checking, filing, recording, etc. Day in and day out our library books are checked and kept straight by these effecient librarians, The bus drivers have a tremendous responsibility getting the students to and from school in fair and foul weather, This cafeteria group under the supervision of Mrs, Harvey Far- low serves us well balanced and delicious meals in a grade A cafeteria, Left to right: Mrs. Farlow, Megr.; Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs, Savage, Mrs, El- more, Mrs, Warner, Mrs. Miller, Mrs, Royals. If you walked in the cafeteria BYE I2ES0) 5 oc This crew always stays busy at the most popular place on the campus, the school store, man- aged by Mr, John Blake, Stu- dent helpers are left to right: Raymond Hill, Donald Teer, Edward Wright, Jarrell Smith, Agriculture instructor, Mr, Davis, instructing some of his boys on how to use the band saw and planer, Miss Mendenhall with one of her groups of snappy sewers. Her favorite home-economics class, sixth period, preparing in case of a bachelor's life. A group of so-called hard- working scientists in the new science lab. Today wasn't text-book day in this physical-ed class, COACHES Trinity High School has long been renowned for its prowess in sports. This long record of victories can be contributed to several things: ability of players, teamwork, spirit. However, we feel that a great deal of credit should go to the men behind the teams, the coaches. The two men pictured above, head coach Harry Frazier and assistant coach William Cameron, were the men behind the teams in 1952-1953. This was Mr. Frazier's second year at Trinity, his first being spent as assistant coach. His teams this year in football, baseball, and girl's basketball have been very suc- cessful. He has become a friend as well as coach to the members of his teams. Mr. Cameron came to Trinity this year as assistant coach in football and as coach for the boy's basketball team. To those two men we say, Hats off for a fine job, and keep up the good work. 46 CHEERLEADERS Doxie Hughes Julia Smith Irene McDowell Leading the cheers for T.H.S, in 1952-1953 were, left Barbara Johnson to right, Irene McDowell; Margaret Collins; Iris Fow- ler; Doxie Hughes, Chief-cheerleader; Dixie Hughes; Julia Smith, Edith Mason; Barbara Johnson, Margaret Collins Dixie Hughes Iris Fowler The team with Assistant Coach Cameron and Coach Frazier MES a Ce Offensive team, left to right, front row: Right end, Donald Davis; Right tackle, Randall Bean; Right guard, Oscar Maness; Center, Bill Wood; Left guard, Calvin Berrier; Left tackle, Harold Monroe; Left end, David Sheppard, Back row: Right halfback, Joe Aldridge; Fullback, Glenn Ferguson; Quarterback, Buddy Parker; Left halfback, Calvin Wagoner, OBE ES aco i Defensive team, left to right, front row: Right end, Boyd Warner; Right tackle, E, W, Caveness; Right guard, Lee Roy Beck; left guard, Edward Wright, Left tackle, Jerry Gray; Left end, Donald Davis, Back row: Halfback, Joe Aldridge; Line-backer, Joe Coltrane; Safety, Sam Evans; Line-backer, Glenn Ferguson; Half- back, June English. 48 Football Managers: Duane Carrick Charles Davis Be RO cise ot SCORES Trinity Ne Ramsuer 6 Trinity 13 Mebane 26 Trinity 7 Bethel Hill 6 Trinity 38 Madison 0 Trinity 0 Randleman_= 13 Trinity. © 6 Jamestown 13 Trinity 0 Bessemer 40 Trinity 18 Allen Jay ie Trinity 19 Liberty 0 Trinity 6 E, M. Holt 6 David Sheppard End Jerry Gray Tackle Edward Wright Guard Co-Captain Donald Davis End Randall Bean Tackle Harold Monroe Tackle 50 Joe Coltrane Center Lee Roy Beck Guard Calvin Berrier Captain Joe Aldridge Co-captain Joe Hucks Guard Halfback End Bore = Charles Frye Tackle Buddy Parker Quarterback BASKETBALL BOYS VARSITY First row: Joe Coltrane, sitting: Donald Davis, Larry Albertson, Joe Hucks, Davis Sheppard, Wayne Davis,CoachCameron. Standing back row: Richard Davis, FranklinCox, Larry Swiggett, Duane Carrick, Charles Frye, Randall Bean. GIRLS VARSITY First row: Lillie Faye Boyles, Carolyn Spencer, Peggy Skeen, Jeanette Hill, Betsy Andrews, Amanda Auman. Second row: Nancy Davis, Florence English, Iris Fowler, Henrietta Williard, Mary Jane Honeycutt. Third row: Coach Frazier, Marie Skeen, Ollie Welborn, Barbara John- son, Dixie Hughes. JAY VEES First row: Ronald Davis, Van Frye, Boyd Warner, William Croker, Charles Tuggle. Second row: Bobby Key, Jimmy Lanier, Tom English, David Skeen, Paul Lohr, Gary Auman, Tommy Lohr, Coach Frazier. 52 Left to right: Lillie Faye Boyles, Carolyn Spencer, Peggy Skeen, Co-captain; Coach Harry Frazier, Jeanette Hill, co- captain; Betsy Andrews, Amanda Sue Auman. SENIOR INDIVIDUALS Jeanette Hill Co-captain As guard she is always after the re- bounds; as forward she sinks those long shots and drives in for lay ups. Pegsy Skeen Co-captain The founder of the Skeen Shot , she is the high scorer of the team, Betsy Andrews Being a pivot guard she can quieten her forward with high jumps and hard dribbles, 53 STARTING LINE UP Left to right: Donald Davis; Larry Albertson; Wayne Davis; Joe Hucks, Co-captain; David Sheppard, Co-captain. Joe Hucks Co-captain As co-captain he leads the team by playing hard and always trying for those rebounds, One hand push shots are his specialty. SENIOR INDIVIDUALS David Sheppard Co-captain David's sportmanship and all-round ability make him a valuable asset to our team. Long shots and one hand push shots are his specialties, help win many a game. Larry Albertson ae An outstanding player, Deanie “P, uses lay up shots and rebounds to G é 54 Richard Davis A fastand accurate player, who can be depended on for good ac- tion when it is needed. “Doc” Davis A good eye for handling and drib- bling the ball and swell teamwork has made Doc an outstanding player. Pete hy.ec With an eye on the basket his spe- cialty is the high jump, one hand push shots, Edward Wright Randall Bean : eRe A pivot witha good hook shot, doing a Using a two-hand push-shot he passes his best for the team, ie the ball with precision, Joe Coltrane A dependable ball player that handles the ball with skill, 55 BASEBALL ——-—= 58 Re trator eieeceeersee ey eae First row left to right: Donald Reddick, Joe Aldridge, Sam Evans, Edward Croker, June. English, Second row: Harry Frazier, Coach; Wayne Davis, Lloyd Hill, David Sheppard, Donald Davis, Charles White, Joe Aldridge Shortstop 56 HOMECOMING The homecoming queen and her attendants The queen is crowned, The homecoming with their escorts. Left to right. Ronald queen of 1952, June Royals, places the crown Davis escorting Peggy Skeen, Queen Joann on the head of the 1953 queen as the court Hill escorted by Joe Hucks; Irene McDowell. and spectators watch, escorted by Harold Monroe, The 1953 Homecoming Queen Joann Hill, escorted by Joe Hucks. As part ofthe celebration after the queen was crowned, the court formed a huge T The court stands to honor the queen, while the Alma Mater was sung, MONOGRAM CLUB een RC abe CE « ed 8 Dict a 6 Xb, a Loe | . + fF nai Pig -. | mm] F lated _— Officers front row left to right: David Sheppard, President; Joe Aldridge, Vice-president; Irene McDowell, Secretary; Joe Hucks, Treasurer; Mr, Frazier, Sponsor. MIDGET FOOTBALL TEAM feet Tt Coach: Donald Hancock Assistant: Charles Kennedy 58 ELEMENTARY TEACHERS Mr, J. R. Coggins Mise Da Easter Mrs. W. York Mrs. A. Payne Miss R, Earp Eighth Grade Eighth Grade Seventh and Eighth Grade Seventh Grade Seventh Grade Mrs. B. Short Miss M. Taylor Mrs. L, Auman Mrs. S. Brown Miss V. Redding Sixth Grade Sixth Grade Sixth Grade Fifth Grade Fifth Grade Mrs. V. Gray Mrs. R. Cuddy Mrs. N. Madison Mrs. J. Steed Mrs. J. Paris Fifth Grade Fourth Grade Fourth Grade Fourth Grade Third Grade Mrs. O. Griffith Mrs. E. Tribble Mrs. V. Payne Miss I. Brandon Mrs. I. Smith Third Grade Third Grade Second Grade Second Grade Second Grade Mrs. E. Flynn Mrs. J. W. Davis Mrs. S. M. Newsom Mrs. H. McGee First Grade First Grade First Grade Public School Music 59 EIGHTH GRADE 60 M, Albertson, R. Albertson, N. Andrews, M. Arnold, B. Baker, K. Barnes, N. Ben- field, A, Bird. B, Bruce, M. Bulla, J. Cain, J. Clodfelter, J, Clodfelter, Di Goopers Bo) Crottsya Crotts, P. Crouse, M. Culler, M. A, Deaton, G. Dunbar, B. L. Durham, D, English, N. En@disti soak tons M. Floyd, C. Foster, J. Fulp, E. Green, P. Greene, H. Hedrick, G. Hicks, M. Hill. B, L. Holt, J, Honeycutt, W. Hunsucker, J. Johnson, L. Johnson, N. Johnson, G. Kennedy, J. B, Kennedy. A, Kern, G. Key, M. S. Key, B. A. Kidd, M. Kirkman, Cc. Lambert, D. Lambeth; S, Lineberry. W. Lohr, F. McGee, R. Mc- Gaba, DY Mack, Lo Matsig R, Marshall, R. Mason, D. Melton, G. Mendenhall, S. Miller, i, IMGs, IP IM@slew, If Moser, K. Nance, T. Owen, D. Peace. S. PeaCese view Plitl ipsa Pickett;. Jy Pierce wees Rhodes, A. Rush, P. Savage, A. Scearce. G Skeem, ID, Samet, ie. Smith, D. Spencer, J. Spen- cer, C, Spillman, R, Steed, J. Stilley. J.-Stinson,; 7. Stinson; Sumner, T. Thompson, B. Vestal, M, Wagner, J. Wall, L. Ward. J. Welborn, B. Whitt, H. Williams, P. Williard, J. Wright, D. Yates, R. Zim- merman, Not Pictured: Gaia SEVENTH GRADE 61 G, Albertson, B, Andrews, J. Auman, M. Auman, C. Blomer, K,. Boyles, D. Brower, By, Je, ures, IF, Jb, Meelneir, GE, Cann, Ba Gannon la COOkMsE am Gramionde aD anase B. Deaton, J. Easter, L. English, B, Folsom ai Ferousonenboarields, B. lL, JERE WALI. J. Frazier, D. Green, K. Hancock, Dy, ilewwks, 13, jsiecimelk, IL, tamil, a0. Boule T. Hilliard, F, Huskins, B. L. Jarrett, B. F. Jester, V. Kindley, W. Merritt, D. Miller. M. Miller, F. Monroe, W. Monroe, Jee Myers; Bo Oakley, De O'Neil i, Orr. M. J. Payne, F, Phillips, P. Phillips, ROOM Bak allsOnl. Vv eekansOll In. Robbins, J. Royals, G. Rutledge, D. Saunders, G, Small, 2, J, Semel, FF. Sianida, M J. Smith, S. Snyder, N. Spencer, R. Stanley, CG, Swine, Gy lk, Sivan, Ik Swaim, G. Swink, ID, Wenvlor, S, Wrote, 15) Wiel, J. Walker, L, Wall, G. Williams, J. Winslow, Es Wood, B..L. Young, Rk, Younger, W. Younger, P, Younts. SIXTH GRADE R,. Beeson, B. Blomer, B. Boles, A. Bowman, R, Brower, G, Brown, L. Ca- noy, F, Carrick, D, Coope1, By, (iories, (C, Cuwiliier, © Davis, L. Dills, J. Dowdy, G. Dorsett, M. L. Easter, By Evans, Jechermell: @eFrazicr Ds Erazlerme: Ful ps Gee Gurley, ebeshtale cock, J, Haney, G. Hassell, X= Vebull, Wo ieyul. S; Hill; J. Holt; Hy Honey= cutt, L. Honeycutt, R, Hur- locker, R. Hunsucker, O. wa pS , we Re a te ay 4 “ yt 24 ) - Hunt, A. Jarrett, B, John- nave CRY ) | CA rae % son, D. Johnson, W. Johnson, B. Kennedy, B. Kennedy, H. Kennedy, R, Kennedy, J. Kerns, W. Key, B. J. Kidd. K. Kindley, JG. Kingcars Lane, S. Lawing, G. Lee, J. Loflin, L. Maynor, L. Maynor, B. Mendenhall. R, Mendenhall, J. Mills, J. Misenheimer, C. Monroe, Je McGeerdeae MCIntyire: A. Nelson, G, Oakley, R. Oakley. S. Orr, G. O'Neal, G. Par- due, J. Peterson, J. Peele, Gre Phillips, Ave Poolese: Rhodes, D. Royals, Me LasRush Gres cearces G2 Shore, G. sinkfDaoine quefield,=) D=) Spell, aaa. Spencer, J. Spencer, F: Stultz. F, Spillman, J. R. Spell, GC. Steed, S. Swain, L. L. Till- man, R, Tucker, W. Trot- ter, A. M. Tysinger, E, Wagoner. J. Wagoner, T. Wagoner, D, Wall, R. Wall, B, Walk- er, P, Warner, R. Welborn, E, Whitt, G. Wright. P, Wright, K. Willard, R. Younger, P. Younts, M. J. Oakley. NOT PICTURED: J. Ingram. 62 FIFTH GRADE 63 D. Albertson, C. Baker, D, Beasly, C. Benfield, §S Bird, B, R. Burge. K. Cannon, D. Cashatt, B, Sa COleimanw le G@ookens: Craven, iD, i, Crome, IR Culbreth, G. Davis, Rav avis Cow Dea ton umn Is Dunbar, K, Duncan, J. Eck- Cla) (meee CIOS sama, Eikes ue Meee ELIIOLE We Fields, IP, JO Gin, IX, Jaayalen, AN. Gates, M. Green, J. Green, Is Mee Ih TsEna ae Hazelwood, T, Hedge- cock, DIICKS awe lt it) separ idl le AGBURL She ebMMbe IME ay Hobson, J. Hohn, J. Hold- Gn, WU, IRL, R. Huskins, C. D, Johnson, Fea Joneses Dee Kennedyest: Kennedy, A. R. Ketter, C. Kirkmaliveekiee Lain Demers: Lamb, Jqulambeth mies lanicn mas McDowell, B. Miller, L. Miller, W. Mosley, K. Nel- son, L. Parrish, R, Parrish. R. Proctor, D. Phillips, D. Reddick, R, Redding, W. Rhodes, R. Ridge, D. Rid- dick, L. Robbins, D. Rut- ledge. W. G. Sink, P. Skeen, O, Skeen;, L: Spoon, ByA. Smith, S, Stanton, A, Steed, T. Suits, B, J. Sum- ner, G. Sumner, B. Swink, R. ay LOL, eee Puomass.). Tysinger, P. Tysinger, Jr., D. Warner, B. Voncannon, L, J. Wall. A. Walker, J, Walker, D. Webster, P; — White, J. Wright, S.) ) Wright; 2B. Younger, S, Younts, M, A, Zimmerman, NOT PICTURED: A. Can- ter, B, Warren, FOURTH GRADE 64 B. Albertson, W. R, Albert- son, L, Auman, M. A. Beck, J. Bird, C. Biles, B, Brown, M. S. Brown, GC. Bundy, .D. Je Butchersa Caine Cannonw Ds@at Noy, be Garrick is bamCole trane, W. Clark, Ms, Gonnore Da Goxsmebs Dalton, A. «Davis, Daak Davis, J, English, J. Evans, S. Farlow. A. L. Floyd, A, Ferguson, La Eoster, aan FOLSOM Ds Erazlersas. a Gakrett. ames Gates, M. Greene. R. Greene, J. Gibbons, B. Hall, R. Hedrick, K. Hen- drix, -D. “Hill iseiilieee Hill. DS Hilliard a sHilltoneess Hopkins, D Holt jaee gram, M. Johnson, M. Johnson, C. Jones, E, Kerns, P. Key, J. Kinley, L: King, RR. lanes Baie Mabley, R. Maynor, J. Milton, M. Mendenhall, L. Murch- ison, Es McDowell, P. New- ton, E. Oakley, J. Oakley, L. O'Neal, C. Overby. D. Proctor, J. Reynolds, B, L. Royals, G. Shoe, P. Shoe, i, Sheen, ID Savin, ix. Smith. Leestinson, (J. Stone same. Spencer, D. Stinson, L. Sykes, P. Teer, W. Thom- aS eR ee eTOLlers P. Tysinger, F, Walker, B. Wall, R. Welborn, G. Wiites=) Bo sYOUNtS; aus Younts, Not Pictured: H. Land, R. [ae Byerlyaultaels a caltel R, Davis, D. Edwards, J. Jarrett. THIRD GRADE 4 7 ne hte ; i iia cay L. Albertson, S. Albertson, H. Burge, L. Burge, W. Bur- ge, D. Bryson. L. Brock, S. Bowers, M. Brown, L. Bronson, B. Brow- ere). Gains). Callahan. Ss: Carroll. NGC EOLTS em ree CULICr ane Cook, H. Crews,.A. Camp- ball, R. Cochrone, J. Cra- ven, B. Davis, L. Dobbins. E, Durham, R. Dills, O. Ed- wards, K. Elmore, B. Fer- guson, H. Fields, G. Fow- ler, R. Frazier, W. Frazier. BaGibbons,=C- Grech. Hariss, E. Hedrick, B. Hur- locker, P. Hill, H. Hilliard, J. Hobson, D. Hunsucker. J. Hunt, R. Huskins, T. Hus- sey, J. Johnson, L. Johnson, S. Kenimer, B. Kennedy, D Kennedy, D. Kennedy. H. Kennedy, J. Kimrey, N. Kindley, N. Lamb, J. La- Marr, W. L. Land, J. Mas- sey, S. Mathis, P, Menden- hall, H. Mitchell, E. Monroe, B. Moore, J. Morefoeld, G. Morton, J. Mc Canless, H. McCanless, K. McDowell, B. McGee. i ue? ei SS. Fe Nichols) OcNeal mek. Ora pepbatks sl eParrisia. Peace mia peace so areace: A. Phillips. DoSPierce ss |e RODDINS are Royals, D. Ruth, B. Ruth- ledge, D. Scearce, R. Self, Jasileraa oma ll, Hos smiths BosSteed, @N: Sumner, L. Swink, D. Sy- kes, E. Sykes, V. Thomp- son, W. Tysinger, B. Wall. R. Wall, A. Warren, A. Welbom, R. White, L. Whitt, M. Whitt, T. Wilson, W. Younger, J. Zimmer- man. — ; ? ; ies y Sy sie i 43) : ed | wit 65 SECOND GRADE « B. Adair, C. Adkins, G. Au- é a “é — — man, G. Baker, L. Beasley, Bey rma ao ' wi) ‘ | = B. Benfield, W. Blomer. a Wigmie ee! h Ww So a ; eee m uN B. Brown, L. Brown, B. But- cher, J. Byerly, D. Byrd, L. Byrd, N. Callahan, W. Cav- iness, S. Campbell. E; Ganters | Ganoyen acee ciles Ms Graven Di Con trane, E. Creasy, G. Crotts, D. Culbreth, B. Cunning- ham. L. Darr, 1; Davis, Ge Davis: A. Eckerd, B. Edwards, C. Edwards, N. Elder, A. Fer- rell, B. Folsom. L. Franklin, A. Frazier, D. Frye, D.Green, A. Hassell, J. Hayessel. Hedrickaep: Hedrick, M. Hill. T. Hinson, C. Holdway. L. Hopkins, A. Hodges, L. Huskins, B. Hvde, B. John- son, J. Jones, V Jones. P. Kennedy, R. Kennedy, D. Lambeth, J. Lamb, C. Loflin, C. Mabry,J. Mabry, H. Maynor, S. McDowell. B. Miller, K. Miller, L. Mil- ler, A. Newton, S. Oakley, B. Peele, D. Reddick, M. Redding, D. Rich. G. Reddick, S. Royals, F. Rutledge, P. Spencer, S. Sikes, B. Scott, E. Shore, J. Slack, W. Spoon. D. Sumner, F. Swink, N. Skeen, G. Swaim, C. Stack, L. Tysinger, M. Tysinger, K. Walker, B. Walker. D: Walker, J. Wall; Jn D: Walnel. ose WEDStCE may. Wright, D. Younger, J. Younger, D. Young, J. Zimmerman. 66 FIRST GRADE B. Albertson, R. Albertson, SurA lleniseyo. Barkers b, Blankenbecker, L. Boles, J. Boylen, L. Brower, J. Brow- ers. T. Brown, J. Brown, R. Bry- SOlsnacamppe ll. GC, Cecil: P, Cecil, SS. Cie, IR: Gooperst. Crouch, S. Davis, M. Davis, Z. Dav- isseJa aster, @.-eCkerd WwW: Edwards, P. Elkes, J. Evans, B. Farlow. 3, leevelomy, Ik, Ire aler, IF Franklin, G. Freeman, S. Greens) a,Greenway, wk. Hawks, R. Hedrick, J. Hed- rick. J. Hicks, R. Higgins, B. Hill, Se HIM Re Hill, Re Bilton, DeHollitield.’ BaHunt, B. Hohn. Pe Holt P. Jarrett. G.Jar- Lele VWVearre tial Neer Ds Kennedy, M. Kennedy, G. King, T. Kinley. L. Kulakowski, L. Land, E. Eambeth G@.eLleonardeasr. Loflin, M. Lohr, G. Medlin, J. Medlin, R. Mendenhall. J. McDowell, J. Mc Dowell, EeOrNeal el SOrr eho s = borne, G. Osborne, W. Par- rish, B, Pierce, W. Richard- son, V. Ridge, G. Robbins, M. Skeens) De apell, so: Spiil= mn, (CS, Simson, (G, Sata SOM RS Omit, soe SIMith, DeotOne wale oy kes. 0G. Swain, D. Taylor, M. Trot- ter, L. Varner, T. Wagoner, J. Ward, M. Ward. Jae Walkera. B= White ek. White, D. White, B. White, RaaWitCher tLe) OUnIS =p. Younts, B, Zimmerman. D. A..R. GOOD CITIZEN Each year the senior girls and the faculty of Trinity High School select a girl to represent the school at the annual D.A,R. convention. This girlis chosenona basis of leadership, ser- vice, citizenship, and patriotism, This year Margaret Smith was chosen to fill this position. She has been an outstanding student throughout her years in high school and is quite capable of fulfilling any task she undertakes. VALEDICTORIAN AND SALUTATORIAN The valedictorian and salutatorian of the class of 1953 are Shelby Mosely, right, and Shirley Walker, left. These two girls have maintained a high average throughout high school and were chosen valedictorian and salutatorian on the basis of having the two highest averages of the senior class. 68 The school board of Trinity High School is composed of a group of men selected to supervise the activities of the school. These men have the inter- est of the school at heart and are constantly striving to improve the school. Their efforts frequently go without recognition and we wish to recognize them and their efforts on this page. SCHOOL BOARD Left to right: Mr. Thomas English, Chairman; Mr. Reid Mendenhall, Secretary; Mr. T. H. Smith, Principal; Mr. Glenn Albertson, Mr. Thomas Redding, board members. FUTURE TEACHERS' CLUB The F,T.A, Clubhas just been organized at Trinity this year and we feel it will be a great success. It is a club for the students who are interested in becoming teachers. We feel sure each member could make a most efficient teacher and, who knows, in a few years they may be. President: Jimmy Hinson; Vice-President-Joe Coltrane; Secretary: Billie Jean Oakley; Treasurer: Larry Albert- son; Advisor; T. H. Smith. 69 JR. STUDENT COUNCIL The junior student council, made up of representatives from the junior high grades, follows in the footsteps of the Senior student council. These juniors are learning to rep- resent their grades efficiently and to govern well. OFFICERS: President-Polly Willard; Vice-President-Carolyn Sum- her; Secretary-Terry Pickett, Treasurer-Frazer Smith; Advisor-Miss Rachel Earp. YOUR TEACHERS HAD ONE PURPOSE There was just one big lesson they set out to teach you — that is, believe in yourself. Self reliance, confidence, and initiative have made the Piedmont Carolinas one of the finest places you could possibly live and work in. So, congratulations. . the stage is yours! DUKE POWER COMPANY Compliments of ENGLISH MOTOR COMPANY Ford Passenger Cars Ford Sales and Service Ford Trucks Service Phone 9685 Office Phone 9627 High Point, N.C. Wade H. Cumby | Calvin = OAL CUMBY-ORRELL MORTUARY “‘Funeral Home and Chapel’’ Phone 5045 Broad St. at Chestnut High Point, N. C. Ambulance Service Compliments of LEXINGTON GROCERY CO. Wholesale Grocers Lexington, N. C. High Point, N. C. KENNEDY OIL COMPANY Gasoline, Motor, and Fuel Oils 1203 Tryon St. Phone 3027 High Point, N. C. Confidence We will continue to justify in fullest measure the confidence and trust inspired by our fifty-five years of noteworthy service. J. W. SECHREST SON Ambulance Service Phone 3349 High Point, N. C. Salute to Trinity High School Graduates from the Manufacturers of Compliments of WORK ’N’ PLAY CLOTHES and TOM LONG Sportswear CLOVER BRAND DAIRIES, Now you face another step in life, in further higher education, in business, or in industry. INC. Anvil Brand wishes you well in facing your next responsibilities, for they also mean new opportunities in any endeavor you pursue. Grasp these opportunities with energy and deter- ° mination, and your future good Metts will be Milk-lce Cream secure. High Point, North Carolina ANVIL BRAND FACTORIES HIGH POINT, N.C. CLARK-MENDENHALL AUCTION COMPANY ‘‘Auction is Action’ 118 West Washington Street Phone 4953 Ji SINE CLASS RINGS aligye “ein, Nc (e. be ANNOUNCEMENTS If it can be sold, we can sell it. We sell — Real Estate Live Stock + AWARDS Personal Property 4 YEARBOOKS at Auction Robert Mendenhall Alston Clark J OS. 7.— N’S enone Abs ones Since 1897 SOUTHERN MOTOR COMPANY Your DeSoto and Plymouth Dealer LINDALE DAIRY CORPORATION 2100 S. Main St. Phone 5800 Phone 3030 Milk and Ice Cream High Point, N.C. With a High Score 24 Hour Wrecker Service GUILFORD DAIRY BAR 428N. Fay Street YOW’S NEW FUNERAL HOME and CHAPEL 640 N. Main Street High Point, N. C. Phone 3337 Ambulance Service David T. Yow: Owner and Manager Asheboro, N.C. Phone 4171 Compliments of COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY SUNSHINE LAUNDRY OF HIGH POINT 210 Pine Street Phone 3393 High Point, N. C. S. Main Street Phone 3284 C. DeWITT HOLTON Best Wishes Furniture Co. ‘Quality Furniture and Carpets GRAY’S JEWELRY 817 South Main Street Archdale, North Carolina High Point, N. C. ROGERS PAI NT PRODUCTS, Inc. Acme Quality Paint High Point, N.C. CAROLINA CONTAINER CO. Super-Kem-Tone, the rubber base paint that covers in one coat. Kem-Glo Enamel-Acme quality paint. We specialize in wall paper and interior decorating — We recommend wall paper hanger and paint contractors for your job. We rent floor sander, edgers andpolishers. Tel — 3934 High Point, N. C. Joe Bennett, Cashier A. H. Holt, Mgr. THE MARIETTA PAINT AND Compliments of COLOR COMPANY FRYE MANUFACTURING CO. High Point, N.C. SNOW STUDIO CAMERA SHOP MASTER CLEANERS Portrait and Commercial Photographers Phone 5947 Photographic Supplies ‘‘Cravenette’’ Water Repellent Phone 9758 U-San-O Insured Moth Protection 206 N. Main Street High Point, N.C. High Point, N.C. ‘‘We Photograph Anything, Anywhere, Anytime.”’ Compliments of BEESON HARDWARE COMPANY Electric Appliances Building Supplies Sporting Supplies ELITE BEAUTY SHOP 322 E. Russell St. Phone 47347 Always Leave Here Looking Your Best Helen Payne Dobbins, Owner Operator High Point, N.C. CONTINENTAL BEAUTY SCHOOL The only school licensed to teach the Marin- ello System. Marinello operators are famous for their techniques the world over. Learn more of this system before you select your vocation. 329 N. Main St. High Point, N.C. POOLE’S GROCERY Service Station That Good Gulf Gasoline and Oil Groceries — Feed Meats — Hardware Phone 55426 ROSE FURNITURE CO. 243 S. Main Street Owned and Operated by Kester Brother Sons TRINITY CHAIR CO., INC. Manufacture of High Quality Lounge Chairs Phone 82134 Trinity, N.C. PIEDMONT AUTO FINANCE CO. “‘Money in 15 Minutes’ Opposite Post Office High Point, N.C. Phone 9190 Exclusive- Tailoring Men’s Haberdashery SHACKLEFORD MEN’S WEAR 104 North Main St. High Point, N.C. Freeman Shoes Phone 9757 VICK PAINT 113 East Commerce High Point, N.C. Ralph Starness, Manager CITY TRANSIT COMPANY Chartered Buses Anywhere Minimum Rates 122-24 Willowbrook Street Office Phone 3919 High Point, N.C. Res. Phone 4604 Plant Phone 62561 Res. Phone 62961 Mr. Mrs. Lloyd B. Smith TRINITY POULTRY We Prepare For Barbecue and Freezer lockers Grade- A-97 Route 2 Box 232 Trinity, N.C. COLONIAL FROZEN FOODS of HIGH POINT 1726-30 N. Main Street Phone 394] We Make and Sell the Temperature the Year Round FARLOW’S SERVICE STATION Gas = Oi! — Tires — Groceries Trinity, N.C. Phone — 74775 Compliments of GLENN PAGE CROWN SERVICE STATION High Point, N.C. Phone 3730 GUILFORD FURNITURE CO. Inc. Retail Furniture 432 N. Wrenn High Point, N.C. Phone 9162 HIGH POINT HAT SHOP Hat Cleaning and Blocking Suits Pressed While You Wait Shoe Shine 102 N. Main St. High Point, N.C. Phone 2924 BARGAIN FURNITURE CO. ‘‘Quality Furniture At Bargain Prices’’ 1526-28 English Street High Point, N.C. Phone 2613 Compliments of JOHN T. ELLIS CO. “‘Ladies Fine Apparel’’ High Point, N.C. Since 1923 Heritage |... 1,- ae me BRYCE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE Arcade Building High Point, North Carolina Accredited and Licensed Phone 9663 WHITLARK FLOWER SHOP 206 West Howell St. High Point, N.C. Phone 3694 RUSSELL CREWS We Deliver Meats — Groceries — Produce Thomasville, N.C. Phone 2372 Compliments of LOFLIN LUMBER COMPANY Phone 74828 Trinity, N.C. SUMMERLIN’S SANDWICH SHOP Phone 76013 Route 5 High Point, N.C. A. W. WOOD Used Cars Cleanest Cars in Town Corner — S. Main Highland High Point, N.C. Phone 7936 DICKENS MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY 145% S. Main St. Phone 6985 High Point, N.C. HIGHWAY 31 BELOW ARCHDALE ORIVE:I A “HIGH POINTS FINEST” SHEPPARD MOTOR SUPPLY CO. General Auto Parts and Hardware Evinrude Outboard Motor Sales Phone 48340 J.C. GREEN SON Since 1895 374 Ambulance 374 Thomasville, N.C. Compliments of CARPENTERS TRIM SHOP Thomasville, N.C. HINKLE MILLING CO. Thomasville, N.C. Manufacturers of Flour, Meal, and Feed Dealers in all Kinds of Grain Ford Farming Headquarters DAVIDSON FARM EQUIPMENT COMPANY INC. Sales and Service Phone 501 Lexington Road Thomasville, N.C. ARTIE’S FLOWER SHOP Flower Arrangements Potted Plants Corsages or Funeral Designs Smith Road High Point, N.C. (West From 311 at Old Ragan Home) Mrs. Earl D. Smith, Prop. Phone 8080 T. C. LOHR 621N. Main St. Phone 4396 High Point, N.C. Compliments of Friends CULCLASURE’S JEWELERS 224 N. Main St. Phone 2797 H. J. Culclasure High Point, N.C. Compliments of MILKYWAY SODA SHOP Thomasville, N.C. Compliments of GLEN’S FOOD STORE High Point, N.C. SLOOP AUTO SERVICE Hudson - Willys Sales Service 804 W. Broad St. High Point, N.C. Compliments of LEACH’S CURB MARKET Thomasville, N.C. PEACE — PRESLAR AUTO REPAIR 1715 English Street High Point, N.C. Phone 6984 “TOBIAS” WOOD —- ARMFIELD FURNITURE CO. INC. 460 S. Main St. Dependable Furniture High Point, North Carolina Phone 4260 High Point F.C. X. Feeds, Seeds, and Fertilizer Compliments Of DILLON’S SOCK SHOP 1585 Wrenn St. High Point, N.C. BOSTON STORES Ladies’ and Men’s Ready to Wear Ladies’ shoes Hosiery For Entire Family Compliments Don’t Buy Any Car Until ,You See Of HARRELL CHEVROLET COMPANY Phone 2739 Flora and Raymond Siler Thome viet ee Owners of WALKER FUNERAL HOME Thomasville, N.C. Compliments Of BECKER TAILORING COMPANY New Amos Building 110 W. Washington Street BICYCLE SALES AND SERVICE 504 North Main St. Phone 7933 High Point, N.C. Columbia — Schwinn Bicycles BROWN SHOE SHOP Since 1928 KEPLEY’S BAR-B-Q 233 W. Russell St. High Point, N.C. Candy and Allied Lines Phone 3742 208 East Washington St. High Point, N.C. Phone 4313 Compliments Of ELWOOD BARBER SHOP Four Barbers to Serve You M. M. Murphy, H. T. Powell J. B. Petty, Compliments Of David Draughn HIGH POINT QUICK LUNCH 108 East Washington St. High Point, N.C. Phone 9276 Compliments Of BELL RECORD SHOP 114 W. Washington St. Phone 7087 Bill Foster Funeral Directors HAROLD C. DAVIS INC. Howell St. At Boulevard Phone 5048 WAGGER'’'S, INC. TAR HEEL RESTAURANT Watches Diamonds 317 English St. High Point, N.C. High Point, N.C. Compliments Of HILLSVILLE GROCERY Trinity, N.C. HORACE G. ILDERTON, INC. Dodge and Plymouth Passenger Cars Dodge Trucks Route | High Point, N.C. U-WASHIT LAUNDRY 613 S. Main St. High Point, N.C. Phone 5410 Complete Drying Service ENGLISH ELM SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION Corner of English and Elm St. High Point, N.C. Phone 8083 Compliments Of Swartzberg ‘ eChOTHE Sa-ORS THe FAMILY-- 125 N. Main St. High Point, N.C. Royal Portable Typewriters GRIFFITH OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY High Point, N.C. Phone 4573 505 N. Main St. KIDDIE KORNER Tots to Teens High Point, N. C. 169 S. Main St. Phone 7964 TAYLOR PLASTERING Route 5 High Point, N.C. Phone 83322 LAMBETH SUPPLY INC. Plumbing — Heating Electrical Supplies And Installations Phone 9230 1421 S. Main St. High Point, N.C. FARLOW FUNERAL HOME T. P. Farlow Asheboro, N.C. W. S. HOUSER SONS Dry Cleaning and Dyeing 723 S. Main St. High Point, N.C. Phone 4974 Best Wishes From RICHARDSON’S DEPT. STORE Home Owned Store Of High Point, N.C. BRILEY FURNITURE COMPANY Complete Home Furnishing and Appliance 2510-14 South Main St. High Point, N.C. Compliments Of ELLINGTON’S FLORISTS Phone 9886 WE Give S H Green Stamps GARNER — MORGAN HARDWARE COMPANY Home Appliances and Sporting Goods 126-128 North Church St. Phone 2367 Asheboro, N.C. HENDRIX FURNITURE STORE 147-149 South Wrenn St. High Point, N.C. Complete Home Furnishings Phone 5462 Compliments Of BRUSH ARBOR SUPER MARKET 2516 S. Main St. High Point, N.C. Phone 5963 CANOY NURSERIES 2403 N. Fayetteville St. Extension Phone Day — 8833 Night 8832 Asheboro, N.C. Compliments of DIXIE BILLARDS 129% N. Main J. C. WELCH MOTOR CO. Super-Service Storage Day Parking Phone 2485 117-119 South Wrenn St. High Point, N.C. Phone 5652 High Point, N.C. Phone 87389 Residence 87915 ROYALS INSURANCE AGENCY H. Clay Royals Auto Fire Life Opposite Post Office Bldg. Archdale, N.C. PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS STORE 216 E. High Street Phone 5696 High Point, N.C. WOOD’S GROCERY General Merchandise Phone 68848 Highway 311 Best Wishes BANK of RANDOLPH Asheboro, North Carolina ELWOODS GROCERY Self Service Fresh Meats and Groceries SPENCER FOOD STORE Fresh Meats, Groceries, and Hardware Self Service Phone 74259 Archdale, N.C. Phone 53818 Trinity, N.C. ASHEBORO MOTOR COMPANY REDWINE HARDWARE CO. Chryslericts:cstercdomcteasiotetenhcrel-t Plymouth Sales and Service 208 N. Main Street Phone 5048 High Point, N. C. Asheboro, N.C. Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK Asheboro, N.C. Member Fed. Reserve System and F.D.I.C. HUTCHENS HEATING AND METAL SHOP LESTER’S JEWELERS Lester C. Morgan 144-46 N. Main St. Phone 525] High Point, N.C. STAMEY’S Specialists in luggage — leather goods Williams Oil-O-Matic and Thatcher Furnaces and Burners _ Heating, Stokers and General Sheet Metal Work 1930 English St. Telephone 5437 High Point, N.C. DR. MAX RONES OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined Without Drugs 759 North Main High Point, N. C. CHISHOLM BRADY AUTO FINANCE CORP. H. D. ‘‘Tip’’ Chisholm, Mgr. Phone 4253 Asheboro, N.C. High Point, N.C. WRIGHT — WOMBLE PITTS ‘‘For The Best In Men's Wear’’ High Point, N.C. Compliments of ELLINGTON’S GRILL High Point, North Carolina DOBBINS ELECTRIC CO. 336 S. Wrenn St. Phone 5226 High Point, N. C. Compliments of PEDIGO — WILLIAMS PIANO STORE 339 S. Main St. Phone 5992 High Point, N.C. JONES BUSINESS COLLEGE ‘“‘The School for Better Training’ 126% W. Commerce St. High Point, N.C. ALMAN —- BASS FURNITURE (Your Frigidaire-Dealer) 1545 English St. Phone 7189 High Point, N.C. HUGHES FARM SUPPLY Tuxedo Feeds — Seeds, Hardware Randolph St., Ext. Thomasville, N.C. Phone 25204 PERKINS PONTIAC, INC. 408 National Highway Phone 2726 Thomasville, N.C. WARREN RADIO and TELEVISION SERVICE INC. 609 S. Main St. High Point, N.C. Phone 5911 HIGHLAND MOTORS INC. Cadillac Oldsmobile High Point, N.C. Phone 9820 BELK — BECK CO. High Point’s Complete Department Store Compliments of CENTRAL SERVICE STATION Opposite Post Office Phone 9694 High Point, N.C. Compliments of LEACH’S GROCERY PROFITT WHOLESALE COMPANY 233 W. Russell Street High Point, N.C. Candy and Allied Lines Phone 3742 MODERN BEAUTY NOOK 105 National Highway Thomasville, N.C. Phone 2322 We Keep You Lovely PROCTOR’S GROCERY Meats and Groceries Texaco Gas and Oils Phone 68749 Highway 311 at Glenole Compliments of INDUSTRIAL FINANCE CQ. 323 S. Main High Point, N.C. Next to The Post Office REX OIL COMPANY Phone 3464 Gasoline, Heating Oil and Greases Compliments of New Service Laundry 205 Centennial Thomasville, N.C. High Point, N.C. Phone 3364 3365 Phone 347 FULTON’S GROCERY 9 ‘‘Best in The Business’ Phone 9935 Trinity, N.C. BURCHFIELD SERVICE Ice Cream Milk Shakes Pop Corn Package Beer Asheboro Road at Forks Best Wishes To You From FULP’S GROCERY Compliments of TWILIGHT BEAUTY SHOP 636% N. Main Street High Point, N.C. Dealers in General Merchandise Phone 55820 Trinity, N. C. PEOPLE’S SERVICE STATION Recapping and Tire Repair Service Crown Products General Service High Point, N.C. A LIBERAL EDUCATION embraces a competent knowledge of financial affairs. Cultivate this characteristic early in life and it will be helpful in future attain- ments. ASHMORE BUSINESS COLLEGE 5% E. Main St. Thomasville, N.C. T-VILLE TELEVISION DINT SAVINGS ANS TRUST COMPANY INCORPORATED 1905S High PB 103 National Highway Thomasville, N.C. R.C.A. — Dumont lieu Port, NortTH GAROLINA Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation If You Want The Best In Printing HURLEY'S GROCERY You Can Rely On Groceries — Meats Gas Oil PeIRINTEING A Ae Lellerfres-Complele Ws Phone 35619 HIGH POINT NORTH CAROLINA Route 3 High Point, N.C. Phone 9385 - 9330 Compliments Compliments of QUALITY SHOE STORE High Point, North Carolina CLONIGER BUICK COMPANY Sales and Service 121 National Highway Phone 2797 Thomasville, N.C. CECIL’S OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY 304 South Main Street Phone 9929 High Point, North Carolina Compliments of LOWE’S PHARMACY Rexall Prescription Druggists Phone 7170 Archdale, N.C. 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