Walnut Cove High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Walnut Cove, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1961 volume:

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Business Manager Christine J Greene ............ . . ......... - Advisor This class scene is sym- bolic of many such class- es in the early 1900's. The building in the back- ground was one of the many institutions in and arotmd Wahiut Cove. ' I NINETEEN HUNDRED TEN The students now ob- tain their education through improved facili- ties brought about by 50 years of progress. NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXTY iv 4' ,,...........- i , .. FIFTY YEARS OF PROGRESS Long before the dawn of tax- supported public schools, those who de- sired an education for their children either had to employ private in- structors or pay their youngster's tuition in a private school. Many of our prominent townspeople received their education in pri- vate schools established in Walnut Cove before 1900. Some of these people attended a school in the old Stokesburg Methodist Church which stood prior to the present church building and another church which burned in 1906, and others studied foreign languages, algebra, geometry and English in the old Walnut Cove Academy which stood on the hill behind Steve's Drug Store. The Academy sessions were only six months long, and those who wished eight months instruction had to pay extra fees. The Academy burned in 1922, having been unused for many years prior to that time. Around 1910 a high school building was constructed next to the Primitive Baptist Church on High Street. Out-of-town people arranged for their children to board in Walnut Cove homes so that the children might attend school. Walnut Cove High School became an accredited school in 1922. Since then many small school districts-- Fulp, Rosebud, Meadows, Danbury High School, and others--have been consolidated with Walnut Cove. In 1922 a new brick building was erected on High Street for the high school, and the elementary school remained in the old wooden structure next to the Church. A home economics department was added to the high school at this time. Around 1930 a gymnasium was constructed behind the high school building. Basketball teams which were treated with respect and awe throughout North Carolina were trained in this gymnasium. The struc- ture burned in 1940, and since then the auditorium of the old high school building--and now the old elementary building--has served as a Gymnasium. Mr. R. M. Green became principal of Walnut Cove School in 19 38, and served in this capacity until he became Superintendent of Stokes County Schools in 1947. During these years a department of Vocational Agri- culture was added, the old frame structure next to the Primitive Baptist Church was condemned, some of the elementary grade were taught in the Missionary Baptist, and the present high school building was completed in 1942. The old high school building on High Street then became the Walnut Cove Elementary School. Mr. R. G. Thomas, who became principal in 1947, has witnessed and played an important part in the continued growth of Walnut Cove School. Anew agriculture building, anew Junior High building, a new elementary school, and a spacious, beautiful stadium, have all been added to make Walnut Cove School the modern educational plant that it is today. The school now has 32 teachers-one of which is director of the band and glee club--and 924 students. It offers a variety of academic and vocational subjects andawell-balanced recreational and extra-curricular program which should appeal to the interest of every boy and girl. 3 -.f:'fi'5 'f' .5 sf. 'V W 9 Effvfb. . ' ' - : - 1, .QA Q G ' .3 -55' ha, . , if if JH i Q .. ,i r i A fd, ggi? ,ig yin ,HA ,X ' Mil f, it .tx int, 'U A' 0' V A 'f t N H P fx' , B , -.-'- if A L ' , f i.'1 'l A, ' - ' W zlltftig ' A' 5,. va 1 - Sw. ' I - 1 1' 1:16 ' J-K . . ' Y :fyqwg ,' H n ew Fr . X ,ML-A, W , V I, ,Alias , , -. Uk- , Q, N V . ff ,,- 2 ,ffgggiff-,Mr y, fi s Wag? 15- ' FCREWORD Yes, we learned many things during the 1960-61 school year. Along with homework, we had club meetings, all kinds of sports events, and the numerous other activities that make any teenager's high school day complete. Inthe classroom we learned how historic events effected our lives today, how to better express ourselves through speaking and writing, the latest in science and mathematics and we gathered certain basic skills through our shop and home economics classes. Extra curricular activities also play an important role in our education. Whether we actually participated in games or just observed them, the athletic program helped us to learn the qualities of good leadership. Above all, however, we learned the importance of getting along with others. Naturally we made mistakes but we profited by them, rather than be defeated and dis- couraged. We came to realize both the happy and sad times of growing up . High School provided us with many valuable friendships and fond memories which we will cherish in the future years. The many events of this past year recorded on the paper of this yearbook will always serve as a reminder of the things we learned. F 'AB-A, 1' 'Q' XJ' DEDICATED TO MR. JOHN H. NEAL DEDICATIGN We, the staff of the 1961 Wildcat, wish to show our appreciation to a man who has served on the local school board for the past 50 years. He has at all time had the best in- terest of the school at heart. Not only has he devoted his time and in- terest to p ub l i c school education, but has passed this interest to his chil- dren. Four of his eight children are now in the teaching profession. Capable, fair, and reasonable- he sets for us all and example of right-living. Because of our sincere admiration and respect for him as a leader in education, his service to us at Walnut Cove School, his love for his fellow man and his faith as a Christian gen- tleman, we, the 1961 Wildcat Staff, sincerely dedicate this yearbook to Mr. John H. Neal. In these days of outer-space rockets and proposed moon- trip s, science has been stressed in our school. The scene above shows Jimmy and John deeply engrossed with the experiment they are Work- ing on in physics class. Fine Arts are also being stressed in our classrooms. Each student, particularly the college preparatory students, is being urged to take two years of a foreign language. This a typical foreign language scene at the right. QUALITY 1960-61 saw many changes in the concept of what the schools should be striving for, and as a result of studies by the State Board of Education, extra- cur- ricula activities were held to a minimum. The faculty and administrators of Walnut Cove High School have stressed quality education through improved classroom instruction. Absentees from classes were at an absolute minimum--we soon learned to hold our var- ious club meetings and play practices o ut s i d e of regular classroom periods, and to de- vote our entire attention to the subject matter. Ou r library was used more extensively than before for most of us supple- mented our textbooks with out- side readings. EDUCATION Quality education has brought about many new things such as the T.V. classes. We cannow enrollin either general science or history on television CWhat would the class of 1910 have said about such?J. For research and reading we turn to our by em' 011mg ln hlgher math Classes well equipped library. 3: 6? -211 f 1 if reg, f few, 1,1 - if vii? -iv' .:3'f -15' f3,,-gg. I A, , l in f'1i-.scyxmiw-'4 ' unuuv- 1- rf' 5 Q . -- ff-cv ' If, N ,' ,W a+ X If Q1 f .,-gifs? X ff ff 4' ...F Ji i I 1 I ,, -al ' M -l A 1 V! ,..-I 'vii Q -1- 1' NR 1 - 9 l',PA' P -19 - ,, ,Q Q - 3' , 5633 4 ff' E 4. 3. 4. v x , 1 V I' 1 'S- A r H' an an 5 xv 6 , ' ifgrbi yi A in-5, 5 'S'Qf', , .F .,,- ' .-fl! 511 ., 4.. 1 ..!g 11 5 -1 V vrr21QI'gZ:3 JV I 5722 'E ' Ngy ,Z ff ff!! V hy Z .Z , f V 4' ,yy ff ay n Z F4 V FT wi ' ,W 1 qv, X 4 L -l'Vl N I in The high stepping majorettes of W.C.H.S. have added much to the brilliance of the various band activities. Although many of our extra- curricular activities were curtailed, this is one that was stressed. The band and the majorettes well represented our school throughout the surrounding areas under the capable leadership of Mr. Harris. 'N 'LJ' av 5: ,' ,., .' ,ix 7 A . '.- 'A swf 1 W.-4 lr! at 'ff L' 521, :Vw-4: '- . iff ' .'F'?f'H'r'i,.-' t S f K - X amp . f X7 , -Lf Linda Tilley, Editor Shelia Johnson Assistant Business Manage r K ,lx ANNU L STAFF Richard Joyce, Editor Christine Green, Advisor Anne Wright, Editor John Freas Business Manager Our Business Manager at work. 1961 VULDCAT Tamara working on ads. Some of our staff drawing layout. n, O JM' msffiiifss - TAFF ,erm 1' Mrs. Grace Rodenbough Elementary Supervisor Mr. Austin E. Garner Secondary Supervisor 9 if ie.. DMINISTRATIC LEADERS OF THE '6O'S Mr. R. M. Green County Superintendent CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '61 Ithasbeenaheartening experience to observe and to share in the progress made inthe WalnutCove High School during my tenure in office. While you are celebrating a milestone in your education, you are also celebrating a half century's school goal. Your intellectual resources are being challenged. My wish for you is that you meet the challenges that lie ahead. The call for intelligent leadership is imperative today and will be more so in the future. You must continue to strive for excellence in all things for it is you who must solve the complex problems of the future. I 8 if 424212211 FACULTY A Mrs. Carol Bailey Science Mr. Howard Johnson Agriculture Mrs. Elizabeth Gibson Social Studies Mr. J. E. Reece Mathematics Mr. Jimmy Harris Band Instructor Mrs. Sue Miller English Mr. E. D. Flowers Social Studies Mrs. Janie Middleton Foreign Language Mrs. Christine Greene Commercial Studies Mr. Joe Satterfield Physical Education Mrs. Ann Thomas Secretary Mrs. Nina Freas Home Economics WW? PRINCIPALS MESSAGE The theme of this yearbook is, quality education through fifty years of progress at Walnut Cove High School. The primary pur- pose of this edition of the Wildcat is to give such expression to eve ry phase of school life as will recall fond memories of the school year 1960-61, and all those other years that have preceded it. In bringing to you this school spirit, an attempt has been made to give you a true representation of school life. This annual is one of many channels through which school spirit is perpetuated and propagated. Congratulations are in order and extended to the Wildcat staff and advisors for a difficult task well done. May your sleepless nights of the present be rewarded with pleasant dreams in the future. Thanks also are extended to the people who support the annual with advertisementsg your patronage is deeply appreciated. x '4.- . so 1 -i-'ll Q Q for SEHIURS A Senior at last! You kept repeating the phrase as if it held some magic in it. It hardly seemed possible that three years had faded into memories, and this was your last year at W.C.H.S. Little things took on special significance, each event became a memorable occasion, and things before un- heeded were laughable and lovable. New friends be- came dear, old ones dearer. You attended each event with that key phrase, This is the last ----- The last pep rally, and homecoming, the last class play, the last senior trip and parties with your favorite friends. You wanted each one to be the best for it was your last. You joined in with enthusiam at all the long awaited senior activities , senior parties, work a day, skip a day. Suddenly before you realized, May had arrived and your last year had come to a close. As the activities ofthe prom, and the baccalaureate slipped into the past, commencement was at last upon you. You were ready for that all important, final step out of the halls of W.C.H.S. Here's to you , the seniors and important part of your Alma Mater, Walnut Cove High School. , -4 J. 1 4 A A X xg ' 1 N I ' I 1 r ' 'I' 1 ff f 11 -.ix Newman dia, , as-4. rw us.. 3,2 Q 3 SENIOR OFFICERS + 1 1 1 X 1 F 1 t 4 E 1 1 t i Leftto Right - Jane George, Secretaryg Pete Poindexter, Presidentg Tamara B1a.1ock,Vice-Presidentg Dean Priddy, Treasurer. QMOTTO With the ropes of the past we will ring the bells of the future. FLOWER COLOR MASCOTS Tommy Young, LuAnn Stevens I L S NIOR 2 '61 v 1 1 Q ,SARAH JANE ALLEY JUDY LAYNE BENNETT 'VIRGINIA ANN BENNETT TAMARA KINDLE Y BLA LOCK BERTHA JAYNE BOLES LINDA JEAN BOLES DORIS JEANETTE BOWMAN A CAROL YVONNE BROWN LUTHER LINWOOD BRIGGS A N MARY RUTH BULLINS JAMES WALTER CARTER H RICHARD BENJAMIN CARTER a W L 41-X ,J -I-Q-my Ugqafv-by 'H Q? 'Ar V ' C ...,:-www F 5 '61 SENIOR DONNA ROSE CRAIG MARIE REID CLONTZ EARL WAYNE DELAPP w , I I ' fy, '-wsffa . - . 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Xjxj -.8 SENIOR '61 BRENDA SUE NEAL NANCY MOYE PEPPER ALVIN GRAY POINDEXTER, JR CARLTON DEAN PRIDDY JERRY LEON PRUITT IRMA GAYE REID CAROLYN ANN SCOTT ROY SCOTT MARGIE ANN SHELTON JUDITH ANN SMITH MARY MOON TAYLOR LINDA GERTRUDE TILLEY SENIOR '61 ELEANOR DUGGINS WILLIAMS JAMES MCRAY WILKES EDSYL GROVER WHITTEN ANNA CLAIRE WRIGHT NOBLE THOMAS YARBROUGH BARBARA KNIGHT YOUNG -E -p IW'- 3 ,QP- ff' FF QL 4,4012 Mi HM,- 1 2 'ST ' f MOST ATHLETIC Dean Priddy Margie Shelton ,, 5? fi x AUG f '1,, i' ' 1 N---' c-if-' .I 'aff V ! A F , ff' xi' ,-,.-5 H3153 M I ' . Q . 'QM-up-1-' Eff Jane 9 'Ni 2 3 i S A 'Te :if can S . f I ,wa K' 5 , 5 P PULA mm Je!2'Pf!tte owm 'Nx.z' .ff I A 3 VW Yuan, 1 , , -.. iz , 951' kj if Nancy Pepper MOST INTELLEC TUAL 4P r+4w-w,,.,. I 'NS ' 7' Q ' ,ff 2 1 1' .ff IZ -. BEST LOOKING Mary Moon Taylor Pete Poindexter f ff fwf 'f '-Q, , Q X Mary I, If 'wma w vu-wwf Richard JFJXFZQ M, M...-4 SENIOR STATISTICS SARAH JANE ALLEY Basketball 1,2,33 Band 1,23 4-H 1,23 Monogram 3,43 F.H.A. 2,3,43 French Club 3,4, Officer 43 Annual Staff 2,3,43 Superlative Best Dressed . VIRGINIA ANN BENNETT 4-H1,2,43 F.H.A. 1,2,3,43 French Club 3,4, Sec- retary 43 Paper Staff 43 Annual Staff 4. JUDY LAYNE BENNETT 4-H 1,2,4, Reporter 43 Paper Staff 43 Annual Staff 43 French Club 3,43 F.H.A. 1,2,3,43 Beta Club 3,43 Usher Jr. Play 3. TAMARA KINDLEY BLALOCK Beta Club 3,43 Annual Staff 2,3,43 French Club 3, 4, President 43 Paper Staff 43 4-H 1,23 F.H.A. 1, 23 Band 1,23 Glee Club 43 Basketball 13 Class Of- ficer 4, Vice President3 Monogram Club 3,43 Al- gebra 13 Jmmior Play Usher 3. BERTHA JAYNE BOLES F.H.A. 1,2,43 Paper Staff 43 4-H 1,2,3,43 Annual 43 Librarian 1. LINDA JEAN BOLES Majorette 3,4, Co-Chief 43 F.H.A. 1,2,3,43 4-H Club 1,2,3,43 Monogram Club 43 Paper Staff 2,45 Typists 43 Algebra Club 13 Baton Club 13 Glee Club 2,3,43 Pianist 43 Band 4. DORIS JEANETTE BOWMAN Annual Staff 2,3,43 French Club 33 4-H 1,2,33 F.H.A. 1,23 Band 43 Monogram Club 43 Glee Club 1,43 Algebra Club 13 Substitute Cheerleader 43 Baton Club 13 Majorette 1,2,3,4, Chief 43 Hal- loween Candidate 43 Junior Play Usher 33 Super- lative MoSt Popular . CAROL YVONNE BROWN 4-H l,2,4. LUTHER LINWOOD BRIGGS Football 1,2,3,43Monogram Club 2,3,43 F.F.A. 1, 2,33 Glee Club 43 4-H Club 1,2,4. MARY RUTH BULLINS Class Officer 2,3, Vice President 23 F.H.A. l,2,3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 43 4-H 43 Beta Club 3, 43 French Club 3,4, Vice President 43 Library Club 3,43 Paper Staff 3,43 Assistant Art Editor 33 Junior Play 33 Student Cotmcil 43 State Home- makers Degree 43 Superlative Most Likely to Succeed . JAMES WALTER CARTER F.F.A. 1,2,3Q Glee Club 4. MARIE REID CLONTZ 4-H 1,2,3,4g Annual Staff 4. DONNA ROSE CRAIG Band l,2, Officer 1,23 Sweetheart 23 J.V. Basket- ball 13 Paper Staff 13 F.H.A. 1,2,33 4-H 13 Algebra Club 13 Latin Club 2,3, Officer 2,33 Beta Club 3,43 Cheerleader 3,4, Substitute 23 Monogram Club 3, 43 Homeroom Officer 33 Junior Play 33 Student Director3 Marshal 33 Annual Staff 2,3,43 B.A. Club 43 Student Council 43 Homecoming Sponsor 4. EARL WAYNE DELAPP F.F.A. 1,3,4, Officer 43 Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Cap- tain 43 Baseball 2,3,43 Monogram Club 3,43 Lib- rary Club 13 4-H l,2. SENIGR STATISTICS LARRY DURHAM Football 1,2,3,43 Basketball 2,3,43 Baseball 2,3, 43 F.F.A. 1,2,33 4-H 1,23 Paper Staff 3,43 Student Council 33 French Club 3,4. Social Chairman 33 Monogram Club 3,4, President 43 Algebra Club 13 Junior Play 3. SHIRLEY HILL EVANS 4-H 1,43 F.H.A. 1,2,3,43 French Club 3,4. SHELBA JEAN FAGG F.H.A. 1,2,3,43 Paper Staff 2,3,43 Jr. High Editor 43 4-H Club 1,2,3,4, President 43 Annual Staff 43 Librarian 13 Usher Junior Play 33 State Home- makers Degree 4. BETTY RUTH FLINCHUM French Club 3,43 Library Club 43 F.H.A. 1,2,3,43 4-H Club 1,2,4. BILLY JOE FLINCHUM, JR. F.F.A. Officer 4, F.F.A. 1,2,3,43 Homeroom Of- ficer 33 Librarian 13 French Club 33 4-H Club 13 Student Council 43 Bus Driver 3,4. EARL THOMAS FLINCHUM, JR. Band 1,2,3,43 Drum Major 3,43 John Phillip Sousa Award 33 Latin Club 2,33 Monogram Club 3,43 Annual Staff 3,43 Paper Staff 33 Homeroom Officer 33 Junior Play 33 Superlative Most School Spirit . JOHN MORGAN FREAS Band 1,23 F.F.A. 13 Student Council 13 Basketball 2,3,43 Latin Club 2,3, President 23 Monogram Club 3,43 Beta Club 3,4, President 43 Class President 33 Paper Staff 33 Annual Staff 3,4, Co- Business Manager 3, Business Manager 43 Junior Play 33 Chief Marshal3 Superlative Most Intellectual . CLARA JANE GEORGE Class Officer 3,4, Reporter 3, Secretary 43 Latin Club 2,3, Secretary 33 Paper Staff 3,4, Feature Editor 43 Annual Staff 43 Beta Club 3,4, Reporter 43 4-H Club 2,33 F.H.A. 1,2,33 Junior Play 3. CHARLOTTE DALE HAZELWOOD Student Council 1, Reporter 23 F.H.A. 1,2,3,43 4- H Club 3,43 French Club 3,4, Reporter 4. BOBBY BANKS JOHNSON Algebra Club 13 Class Officer 1,2,3,43 Paper Staff 1,23 F.F.A. 13 4-H 1,23 Monogram 2,3,4, Vice President 43 Latin Club 2,3, Vice President 3, Chairman 23 Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 43 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Bus Driver Substitute 3,4. RICHARD HARVEY JOYCE Baseball 1,2,3,43 Band 1,23 Monogram Club 2,3,4, Vice President 33 Paper Staff 3, Officer3 Library Staff 43 Annual Staff 3,4, Co-Editor 3, Tri-editor 43 Latin Club 2,3, Vice President 33 Homeroom President 33 Superlative Most Likely to Suc- ceed 3 May Day Escort 13 Jtmior Play 33 4-H Club 13 Algebra Club 1. BARRY KNIGHT Band 1,23 French Club 33 Library Club 1, Treas- urer3 F.F.A. 1,2,4. DAVID MABE Bus Driver 3,43 F.F.A. 1,2,35 4-H Club 1. DICKIE MABE F.F.A. 33 French Club 3,43 Monogram Club 2,3,43 Latin Club 23 Baseball 2,3,43 Basketball 23 Foot- ball 1,2,3,4, Captain 3. GRACIE ELIZABETH MABE F.H.A. 33 French Club 3,43 4-H Club 1,2,3,43 Majorette 13 Library Club 3. TOMMY LEE MABE F.F.A. 1,3,43 Homeroom Officers 3,43 Library 13 Bus Driver 4. JAMES HARRY MANUEL F.F.A. 2,3,4, Vice President 43 French Club 33 4-H Club 1,23 Glee Club 1,23 Bus Driver 4. HOPE CAROLYN MARTIN Monogram Club 3,43 Beta Club 3,43 French Club 3,4, Officer 43 Band 1,23 Glee Club 43 4-H 1,2,33 Annual Staff 2,3,43 Basketball 33 F.H.A. 1,23 Stu- dent Council 3,43 Algebra Club 13 Jtmior Play Usher 3. JAMES DEWEY MISENHEIMER 4-H Club 1,23 French Club 2,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3. LINDA KAYE MITCHELL Class Officer-Secretary 13 4-H 1,23 F.H-A- 1,23 Basketball 1,2,33 Library Club 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 43 Latin Club 2,3Q Algebra Club 13 French Club 4, President3 Annual Staff 43 Student Council 43 B.A. Club 43 Marshal 33 Beta Club 3,43 Jtmior Play 33 Library Sweetheart 4. THOMAS LARRY MITCHELL Football 13 F.F.A. 2,3,4. BRENDA SUE NEAL F.H.A. 1,2,33 Latin Club 2,35 Beta Club 33 Junior Play 3, Stage Manager3 4-H Club 1,23 B.A. Club 43 Student Coimcil 43Algebra Club 13 Annual Staff 23 J .V. Basketball 1. 36 ,- 1 SENIOR STATISTICS NANCY MOYE PEPPER Latin Club 2,35 Annual Staff 45 Paper Staff 1,25 4-H 15 F.H.A. 1,25 Homeroom Officer 35 French Club 45 Cheerleader 4, Substitute 35 Beta Club 3, 4, Secretary 45 Marshal 35 B.A. Club 45 Junior Play 35 Monogram Club 45 Homecoming Sponsor 45 Student Council 4, President 45 Superlative Most Intellectual . ALVIN GRAY POINDEXTER, JR. Student Council 2,3, Vice President 35 Football 1,25 Basketball 3,4, Co-Captain 45 Beta Club 3,4, Vice President 45 Latin Club 2,3, President 35 Class Officer 1,3,4, President 1,4, Treasurer 35 Junior Play 35 Superlative Best Looking . CARLTON DEAN PRIDDY Basketball 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1, 2,3,45 Monogram Club 2,3,4, President 35 Home- room Officer, Vice President 2,3, Treasurer 45 F.F.A. 1,2,35 French Club 3,45 Algebra Club 15 Superlative Most Athletic . JERRY LEON PRUITT 4-H Club 1,2,45 F.F.A. l,2,3, Secretary 35 Bus Driver 4. IRMA GAYE REID 4-H 1,2,35 Annual Staff 45 F.H.A. 1,2,3. CAROLYN ANN SCOTT g'.H.A. 1,45 Paper Staff 45 Head Typist 45 4-H 1, 4 , . MARGIE ANN SHELTON Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4, All County 35 Most Valuable 2,35 Class Reporter 15 Glee Club 15 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Student Council 2, Sec- retary5 4-H l,2,3, Reporter 1, Secretary 25 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Vice President 45 Junior Play 35 Beta Club 3,4, Program Chairman 45 Paper Staff 1,2,3,4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 45 Marshal 35 Bus Driver 45 Latin Club 2,3, Secre- tary 25 State Homemaking Degree 45 Superlative Most Athletic . J UDITH ANN SMITH F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Song Leader 1,2535 Historian 45 Latin Club 2,3, Program Chairman 25 Class Of- ficer 1, Vice President5 4-H l,2,3, Song Leader 25 County Council Song Leader 25 Student Cotmcil 2, 45 Monogram Club 45 Glee Club 1, President5 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Beta Club 3,4, Program Chairman 45 Paper Staff -2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Jr. High Editor 3, News Editor 45 Algebra Club 15 Junior Play 35 State Homemaker's Degree 4. MARY MOON TAYLOR Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Monogram Club 2,3,4, Secretary Si Treasurer 45 F.H.A. l,2,3, Secretary 2, Vice President 35 Student Council 3, 45 Recording Secretary 35 Corresponding Secre- tary 45 French Club 3,45 Annual Staff 3,45 Class Officer l,2,3, Treasurer 1, President 2, Secre- tary 35 Homecoming Attendant 1,2535 Queen 45 4-H 1,25 B.A. Club 45 Superlative Best Looking . LINDA GERTRUDE TILLEY LibraryClub l,2,3, Officer 1,25 F.H.A. 1,2,35 4-H Club 1,25 Paper Staff 1,2,35 J.V. Basketball 15 Al- gebra Club 15 Annual Staff 25354, Co-Editor 45 Cheerleader 45 Student Cotmcil 45 Recording Sec- retary 45 Marshal 35 B.A. Club 45 Beta Club 3,4, Treasurer 45 Junior Play 35 Monogram Club 45 Latin Club 2, Officer 25 Superlative Most School Spirit . AUDREY DEAN TUTTLE French Club 3,45 F.H.A.1,2,3,454-H Club 1,2,3,4. JAMES McRAY WILKES Student Council '45 Latin Club 2,3, Officer 2,3, Vice President 25 Monogram Club 3,45 Class Of- ficer 25 Basketball 2,3,45 Band 1,25 Junior Play5 Algebra Club 15 4-H 1,2. EDSYL WHITTEN Monogram Club 2,3,45 French Club 35 F.F.A. 1,2, 35 4-H 45 Bus Driver 45 Baseball 1. ANNA CLAIRE WRIGHT Class Officer 1,2, Secretary 25 4-H 1,2,35 F.H.A. 1,2,35 J.V.Basketball 15 Paper Staff 1,25 Mono- gram Club 3,45Annual Staff 1,2,3,4, Co-Editor 45 French Club 3,45 Cheerleader 3,45 Junior Play 35 Student Coimcil 45 B.A. Club 45 Beta Club 3,45 Marshal 35 Band 1,2, Reporter 25 Homecoming Attendant 45 Algebra Club 15 Senior Class His- torian. ELEANOR DUGGINS WILLIAMS 4-H Club 1,45 F.H.A. 35 French Club 3,4. NOBLE THOMAS YARBOUGH Football 1,2,35 Monogram Club 3,45 Paper Staff 45 Latin Club 2,35 Library Club 1,2,3,45 Bus Driver 4. BARBARA KNIGHT YOUNG Basketball 1,2,35 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Glee Club 15 4-H 1,2,35 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Class Officer 2, Treasurer5 Latin Club 2,3, Program Chairman 35 Junior Play 35 Beta Club 3,45 Algebra Club 1. CLASS HISTQRY In the beginning we were FRESHMEN. Eighty-four proud students entered high school in the fall of 1957. We were the largest class to enter in many years. The confusion of changing classes was new, ex- citing and also fun. Our homeroom teachers were Mr. Beck and Mr. Leonard, who were as new to the high school as we were. Our more athletic classmates entered into sports activities at once. For years they had looked forward to being on that all important High School Team . We also strived hard to make that good impression on the rest of the high school. Then we received our final reports declaring us SOPHOMORES. Then we began to pretend we knew it all. No longer were we the lowly Fresh- man . We felt we were old hands at changing classes. Now we began to take part in more of the social activities. We joined all the clubs we could and began working to be accepted in honor societies. Our teachers this year were Mrs. Bailey and Mr. Nelson, We felt that our achievements had been great, yet we knew we had much more to achieve. Then with the end in sight we worked a little harder as J UNIORS. Whata wonderful and busy year. Our helpful advisors were Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Middleton. The Halloween Carnival proved to be the best yet. The next big junior event was the Junior Play. The suspense in waiting to know who got the parts and then, practice, practice, practice. Mother wasa Freshmen turned out to be ahuge success, and our so called critics raved. How can we ever forget that exciting day when we marched to the library to be measured for our rings. In March came the biggest thrill yet, our long awaited Junior and Senior trip to Williamsburg and Washing- ton, and all the work it took to get us there. Some of us remember that day in assembly when Junior Marshals were annotmced. What a thrill! At last May came and we honored the Seniors with a prom. Now as we looked forward to being Seniors we realized there would be more hard- ships and more happiness. At last we reached the thoughful hesitancy of SENIORS. First we elected our honorable Senior Officers. Next we received those long await- ed class rings. Everyone was so proud to hold out that third finger. At homecoming we honored our Senior football players who did so much to make our team a winning team. The Homecoming Queen was also an honorable Senior. We also were very proud of our Senior basketball players who put us at the top for the first time in a long time. Our next duties were to choose our mascots, colors, flower, and motto. As our motto we chose With the ropes of the past we'll ring the bells of the future. We, the graduating class of 1961, hope we will do just that, for the fine school of which we are so proud. Our capable leaders this year were Mrs. Greene and Mr. Satterfield. Now as graduation draws near and parting of our ways comes, we close the vivid memories of our school years. We pay our solemn respects to our teachers, principal, superin- tendent, and parents, who have guided and influenced as well as taught us along the way. All of us will be going out into the world to seek our fortunes. We know not the future but we can rest assured in Him who holds our future in His hands. Class Historian Anne Wright 38 .A' t, 4 .. Q., .. N.. A, ,f ,. ,A ,. -I mum Q 1 Ewa., . OFFICERS - Left to Right: President, Hassel Warreng Vice-President, Jerry Stephensg Secretary, Dianna Kiserg Treasurer, Winona Tedderg CNot picturedj Reporter, Jerry Mitchell. DERCLASSME 1. 1 If e u Jr :J 1 I 5:3 4 'Wm Q f, ,tk 'Q' 4 KQV- xii.. 45 pg Z' 195 'X Wm? ,JSF . -ww' ai 'U' Iffqn, 'fsawi mm Nw , 1-X 17 , ,. in-ff' 45.1 JU IOR 1961 Karen Alley James Bibey Grant Bowman James Briggs Padro Brown Eileene Bullins Shirley Bullins Linda Cook Geraldine Durham Linda Ferguson James Fulp William Fulp Jean Carol Hall Thomas Hicks Wayne Hutcherson Diane Jackson Sheila Johnson Rives Jones Doris Ann Joyce Philip J Joyce J ICR. 1961 Dianna Kiser John Knight Davsm Lankford Betty Lou Lawson Joyce Mabe Dwight Misenheimer Jerry Mitchell Danny Neal Jane Oakley Edna Parsons Doug Richardson Jerry Riothrock Anne Shelton Jimmy Southern Dwight Spencer Jerry Stephens Alvin Sutphin Winona Tedder Larry Valentine Jane Wall M?- Us ii? K.: 1 nike M , --Qaffff it 'YS ' ju, V- had-f ,nn- GN B . KM V psf' T5 R if av IOR 1961 Hassel Warren Harold Watts Margaret Watts Faye Webb Era. Williams Mary Rose Williams Treva Wilson Larry Wood SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Left to Right Treasurer, Ernie Rothrock, Secretary, Georgia Boltong President, Wanda Thomas V1ce President, Floyd Scott, Reporter, Brenda Shelton Georgia Ann Bolton Raymond Booth Connie Kay Bowman Carolyn Brovm Alton Bullins Harold Bullins Violet Bullins Judy Kaye Chapman C. H. Davis, Jr. Bonnie Dillon Lewis Duncan Sandra Dunlap C' ' W' . '1 A VD . fl' f . I Ma r ,, . ,,,. . . ,yg f , 491: , - LLS i ITT? A I.- Wrf' ' K 9 45,-Of' 1 I 'QI .fa -sr' ,C Wg gan. ,1 N. is -r -rr 'i' SOPHOMCRES '61 Jimmy Easley Vicki Fowler Joyce Fultz Laura Grubbs Betty Hall Mike Hazelwood Betty Holder James Holt Patsy Inman Bill Johnson Ellen Joyce Virginia Joyce Mary Sue Lawson Elwood Mabe Judith Mabe Nancy Mabe Judy Mitchell Billy Neal Bonnie Oakley Eddie Parks ll SOPHOMORES '61 John Parsons Wayne Reid Helen Rominger Ernie Rothrock Barry Schrum Floyd Scott Brenda Shelton Elsie Simmons Don Smith Raymond Smith W Delores Southern Wanda Thomas Richard Turbyfill Shelia Tuttle Bob Williams James Yarbrough Paul Young QT ' M '05 vs' if n ' If li ms' P. ix- A 5.-f r-ar K' Wil' tl W 4? , s fy S., X S' iw ,rn ., , 5- M2329 xx --4' -.'-., FRESHMEN OFFICERS President, Charles Misenheimerg Vice President, Wick Dimlapg Secretary, Elaine Nelsong Treasurer, Katherine Ellington. ' Q. . 1 Ab. M -, .W W ,. 4,4 .. -rr ga . an N 1 fi' '7 ,. 'a x 3 5 4 ,J 5 . . A 1 .gc 4 -4. Us-M 11 y N ,,,,.'- it 'fx M 4-xl af' , if 5 1. ., if ., M' ,'-. 2 .5 . wi: v ' iqf' f N i K s 4 Q ,. ,fm f . 4 ,ei Q 41: 1. fn- .V . I , ,Q X ' as ' P' 5115 :Q F. fa. . if Y i ., wiiff . .- any 1' X ...W ,Q 7 in I 't X, A f ..'-:Wax ua , . .Nm V. . X . 4 4 GX NX f f M A 115 F 3 , hx fa 'lift 3. x 3 A 3 4 3 an I ' ' ' K ffff , , , wfg,n.gh:. .- 1 M Q ff 6.1 I FREIIME CLASS Jeff Adkins Shirley Bailey Bill Bennett Mary Bennett Shirley Bennett Carrie Ami Boles Glenda Boles Junior Brown Marie Brown Bobby Bullins Nannie Bullins Dexter Carroll Javan Chatnan Brenna Cook Mildred Craig Millie Craig Preston Duggins Anderson Duncan Wick Dunlap Nancy East Katharine Ellington Barry Flinchum John Flinchum Johnny Flinchum Roger Fulp William Fulp Brooksy Green Judy Hall Barbara Hamlin Mary Hamlin Carl Hicks Buddy Hill Bonnie Huffines Patsy James Vicky Johnson Johnny Joyce Joe Lewis Yvonne Lewis Burley Mabe Judy Mabe Mary A. Mabe Travis Mabe Deanie Manuel Richard Marshall Larry Matthews Charles Misenheimer Felix Misenheimer Jimmy Mitchell Mary J. Mitchell Bob Moorefield Linda Faye Murra Elaine Nelson Virginia Newman Pam Pepper Linda Priddy Gloria Reid Joel Richardson Jesse Sams Lynne Serge Barbara Smith Donna Smith Elmer Smith Kaye Smith Vicki Smith Wanda Smith Mildred Southern David Stephens Wayne Stephens Linda Stewart Dwight Sykes Patti Thomas Judy Turner Joan Tuttle Wayne Venable Bobby Webb Peggy Willard Dianne Williams Kenneth Wood Linda Wood Donald Young Vicky Ziglar 'RXM ,Z r I 'P hm' iw 1 ,-. ,dx Q' 1 4. Z.. U Q '- l 1 I 4-sg ,, 1, 5 C. if: H '5 L -N V L 2 gni 'Q - ' A. ' , 1 1 f Qui , , ' .f f 'fr .5 . in Qj. I If Iv lb 'J at -A 1 -f, Az' . u . Q I 7 lv, ' -' - . . V fu H' , rv , 9- , Q L. . . ' 5: V , - '- ff I - ef P Ks ,W A ,s mjf . Q -A Q ,L ag f an tijfffl - ' 1 3 ' F i'f':Xx a A 'W , X' ' ggi? I ' . fl E by I , , . . ,..., -N 'Qtr 1 -1' ' Ar s 1 Y . iw V lv- ve -N Q 'N Q A, ,, if 5! 1 L f5f:4i . I 1 , -f ,I ,., K ,ur , J 4. P mn -v- -'Y A ' vs 1 ' -nr 21 ,nr . Qs Q ,i if ,gg 3 Q, n A Q5+'1sg,Q1 x L 'L acer, A 5 , 3, X 5a4, ,ts .,,. 3' . :A .- P , af 'y ' i T A' ,,L.' A ' fs x ll 39 an itil 1 1 , x 5 9 Cx-S' Q Q 5,1- V 9. - I , ' N .s j SS s 1 'Q' L 1 5, :I A .af N 4.211 , .- KWH:-, 1 , I bl! 'V .ag Q' ' -nn. HCTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS Working on your behalf the organi- zations are perhaps one of the most im- portant phases of your year--Student Council, the publications, clubs, and the music groups make up the organizations. By electing Student Council officers in the spring and homeroom representa- tives in the fall, you have a voice in the government of W.C.H.S. Whether plan- ning the year's activities or represent- ing you to the faculty and administration, the Student Council seeks to keep your interest first. The m u s ic groups practiced long hours perfecting their skill to perform for you at assemblies and concerts. The band added zest and sparkle to the Home- coming Parade and provided entertain- ing h a l f - t i m e shows during football season. The band participated in many Christmas Parades throughout P ie d - mont North Carolina. The band has been your representative. The school newspaper keeps you in- formed on school news and records and protrays the events of your school year. Each organization worked hard this year, displaying a n otable record of service. They have been your ambassa- dors reflecting you throughout the com- munity and state. 1 c f 'Q - . 1 52 Qs sf, UI .fi fi! fffz . I 41? gr N? 5414502 , if x by T Vi -- ff' 8 ?f 'NW m lf A Q I , , .. x4-'is ,QI ww . : , X .- ,,k.r fx fx A A499 ,X v A K MM .W Z I , President, Nancy Pepper Advisor, Mrs. Carol Bailey Vice-President, James Briggs STUDE T CQUNCIL KN-.XI , . Afguiliw H -M. ,. ,fi ., 4'x4 1 P 5 1 . ,J . , N 6 X 'lf. Editor-in-Chief, Margie Shelton: Advisor, Mrs. Gibson 4 A Q Q s A 1 - Y 1 o 5 'YL qswgk-HW X 'V' QI' 'CX X '. N if fit 1 f f x i MARSHALS The Marshals are chosen as the best students of the Jimior Class. It is indeed an honor to b e chosen a Marshal. These Marshals, who so faithfully strived to do the ir best, re- mind us of pupils Who are con- s t a n tl y alert for broadening :their intellectual abilities. By holding their ideals aloft, these s t u d e n t s have fulfilled their hopes. These students have ex- perienced hard tasks, but in the end it is truly rewarding. Chief Marshal, John Freas Nancy Pepper Linda Tilley Linda Mitchell H Fm 'af ' Donna Craig Ann Wright Q-y '15 'ff President, John Freas BETA CLUB The National Beta Club is a non- secret, achievement service organ- ization for students of senior high schools. Its purpose is the promotion of honesty, service, and leadership. It rewards merit, encourages ef- fort, and elevates the moral welfare of high school students. Membership is based on hono rable character, creditable achievement, and com- mendable attitude. GP Q0 90 Tamara Blalock Carolyn Martin Linda Tilley Linda Mitchell Judy Smith Margie Shelton Doug Richardson James Briggs Winona Tedder Margaret Watts . Q u 1: of Q1 ' 1 K' E -as Je rry Stevens 'O' Q. 4P1CLUB fb 'Sf 'Z' .va apr J, Wm-,M ' 'kv'-f FFAUCLUB ?,gmtUS O I Xb Q 1lOly4'7 :FFA C 4'CUL U -iw' L1-v 4. . nm 'O od 1 F' . x 1 , D gig- ' QAQWD FRENCH CLUB Q5 X V JZ ff LIBRARY CLUB s 6 LATIN CLUB nv K 'XXX 7 f ag -'NVQ .ef -fem '-u 4 J F? mx 'V ' ' ATI .I I N UU V ' ' I , r I' Lf, w 11 0,63 I x ,. , . X KE. x Y W, M 'X Larry Durham Bobby Johnson Pre sident Vice- President MO OGRAM CLUB :Ti A o 1 wY '9 1-S f 'V fljitf-. Majorettes: Dawn Lankford, Linda Boles, Jeanette Rowman, Delores Southern, Band Director and Connie Kay Bowman. 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Anne Wright Tre va Wilson Attendant Attendant HOMECOMI G 1 960 HOMECOMING SPONSORS: Left to right: Donna Craig, Nancy Pepper, Dolores Southern, Dinah Young, Eileene Bullins. Not pictured, Shelia Johnson. 3 J i 3 P , QUEENS fm BAND SWEETHEART Lynn Serge 'Fvv Nuff! 1 LIBRARY QUEEN Linda Mitchell HALLOWEEN QUEEN Shelia Johnson 'sc OL Wt 1960-61 BUS DRIVERS 3 CAFETERIA WQRKERS K TA g Left to Right: Mrs. Booth, Mrs. Landreth, Mrs. Booth. F Us f '.1.. 9 Y 'G 1 Lf' i . ' ei V' G . Q Q55 ' A If? Mfg? f.. A 4 , L, ,xx-M! 'v , f 'Af , , 1, Am gf if? 1' f M wigs? j - 4 '4iA2 V ACT1V1T1E , s-sZ'f'f , 1 , ,M AROUND SCHQOL Victory, Victory, h e re ' s our cry V- I-C-T-O-R-Y. This was the constant cry of the Walnut Cove cheerleaders throughout our 1960 football season in which our boys were sparked to the Stokes- Rockingham Conference Champ- ionship. It remained our cry through the 1960-61 basketball season. Our team had maintained top position in the Stokes Conference Lmtil mid-January. During the entire season, the Walnut Cove fans increasing enthusiasm in the activity of our teams. In the high school, the stu- dent body gave a great response to the many events, such as pep rallies, bon fir e s , purple-gold days, and victory dances--all designed to bring about a better Lmderstanding of good sportsman- ship, and a highe r regain for school spirit, which is essential in the better- ment of various sports activities. Last, but not leastinthe parade of high school sports events, is baseball. During the previous seasons, we experienced fine ball club, but on the optimistic side we believe this year will be the best yet, of the Walnut Cove baseball team. In summarizing, we find that our various ball clubs have, and will continue to have the highest regard for good sportsmanship and will always strive to do their best for their ball club and for their school. ,N l.K1 ' ' 5730. . mf. 1' ui in 54 9 f N .x Ji w 'UC X A X, U. f . K 7 K' ,Q :X vi. ifu , 1 -' '-.kk D 4 1 ,W .,. 'X'1 KNsXx x ' x x 'Y X , Y 5? .3 ,4 . . ' x y Q 9 , X tg . X -0- X-' N- 1 Iv. N 2 Cxx :S w-- 5 L 1 f , Q f x ,, , I ,.,, , 4 , , f ' A - 4 M.. y- M- K W' N ' 53 ? 0 , ff ftwgsy s M Q r X If - , ff S , ,- '5 2 Q , K0 1 ' 4 'nk if AL SH if . .0 , 2' , nk x Ji 1 if 'N ' A sf, ' Q 'X ,, X 'H 'X T M L ' 4' am ' W W K ' . LQ , 3 , n , ,N , 'ix XE J , , M , ww, W f - N... v ,A '+- Q in A sm Wk? 12 .-riff x' Y . 1- o-1, 93 '4 Q' 4v:..'N ,K 4 1961 CHEERLEADER vfla , .4-1 .1 www A , ea wr 'W ' an ,Q-2 ,-4.0.1 ,V '-I. This year the cheerleaders have done an excellent job in improving the school spirit. No matter what the weather, they were all together, pulling their team on to victory. Inpast years the cheerleaders haven't been allotted much space, but this year since they have done such a good job, we are allowing them more recognition. They're full of personality and energy and stuff. And when they prance before, we can't yell loud enough. If ever we are losing and the situation's dim. We can count on our cheerleaders for an extra dose of vim. Donna Craig Anne Wright Nancy Pepper Jea.n Carol Hall 'Linda Tilley Coaches - 21 fn. Y .1- 4 . ' 'Q-1 .-.4 I q. Ya '. mi Bobby J 011115011 ' Grant Bowman Dickie Mabe - Larry Durham B111 Johnson Danny Neal s-, 5 X n ,H4 X ' Y l W 1 t Griffith . . . Guilford. . . Summerfield Mebane . . . Stoneville . . Monticello. . Boonville . . West Yadkin. Dobson . . . Courtney . . Sparta. . . gr' in f 'W 3' r l Satterfield gl Woods I - 1 5 iq 5? 'Q I FOOTB LL TE Walnut Cove Walnut Cove Walnut Cove Walnut Cove Walnut Cove Walnut Cove Walnut Cove Walnut Cove Walnut Cove Walnut Cove Walnut Cove lf: M ' W xar , X. x 1 W 5 Pv 5 I 1 1 'fn- Qwi . me mg XV' 5 W-i 1,,,5?g,,5t 1 X4 -Sflj. ' Jw. 'T 'ffl ,WV Im, WJ, ww. E Q 1 I x8 ' 5 , , , il id ' f ' . , , .,,, iw ,f A .-, ,' V Q-K Dianna Kiser Judy Smith V :ml ' S 'SQ f 'oi' 3 4 H3 I il Mfr. , 4- 4- L 'ws fi' I , , ... . , - ICJ, N.:-1 Cf, Q..-...,, Mary Edna Shore CCoachJ Margie Shelton Brenda Shelton U3 Q QWVWS ' i A V 1 - + .Eff ' 5 f x X 1 V Y f i ' I Z f Dawn Lankford Judy Mitchell :--' S, Girls Basketball Team Treva Wilson Wanda Thomas '1':g ' 1 I 6 A I ,Nr ' 1' 5 wk 3,5 . A Mary Moon Taylor Carolyn Brown Girls Basketball Team Scorekeeper - Sandra Dunlap Manager - Delores Southern W, ga. 5 W fr., I I s -1 27 I 8 vs- yl , Pattie Thomas Katherine Ellington I l T ,A , T we SI Co-Captains Mary Moon Taylor - Margie Shelton Q i i I 1 F I Pete Poindexter Jimmy Wilkes Dean Priddy Larry Durham i a i I l f N X A .11 K VV E , im .F Y i ' . . ' i 4 J 4 4352-5 YQ, - a n ' w J! Coach Woods - Coach Satterfield I I W I ' 4 James Briggs John Freas 1 I' 5 i E wi i H i N 1 I r I Boys Basketball Team Bob Moorefield Ernie Rothrock 5 fi W H gi Q, 1 9 N Q 1 S W Y 1 C Jeff Adkins Wick Dunlap Jerry Mitchell Y! Boys Basketball Team Co-Captain - Pete Poindexter Otha Shelton - Grant Bowman Noble Yarbough Cheerleaders 'I-T 115 W 2 gh ...S J , 2 fa Wm 1 af fa' ' I I I i Dean Priddy Dickie Mabe James Bibey I I A' Ne, as 5 s I X H 1 , M I A 0 Me K .fr Larry Durham James Briggs pl , El: 5' f Elrnie Rothrock Wayne Delapp Grant Bowman A ff 1 NA ii 1' , ' HZFQ 4' .2 '- ., H 1 V in ' ,N .f .V Q' 'V A x Wade Jessup Ray Ashby P' t Na X JUNIOR HIGH Clothes, hairdos, ball games, boys, girls, dates, movie stars, dancing, collecting records--these are the things vvhich interest us, although occasionally the teachers try to drum North Carolina history, math, and English into our heads. The eighth graders in our midst started prepar- ing for high school by changing classes just as the high school students do. We are learning the tech- niques and habits of high school living. We are learning to a c c e p t the refusal of teachers when We are trying to get less homework. We junior high students are learning to be better leaders in clubs and activities by co-operat- ing with our student council. This may be onlya jtmior student council, but it is a very strong one for it has carried out many projects in helping our school. Although clothes, hairdos, and dates may be our interest today, our ideals and goals will surely change by the time we are seniors. -Mwbma . -l K . 'J f 4. v .SV Y' K ' I--we .- fi -wine- Y . . M -4 as f my-W. -f.1......u,.... wh-n,...rA -,..m..., N N Yr .,,. mf 'Nu f zr .. ,f, , , .,., . ,,,. 4 . F 9 , it : , ,.1 N ,37- K W no 2- 'ASQ xf DX y L. 645' V s.. 'if ,ow 1, .1-4 ff : ,., :l'-Ze N, Q ...H+-,c ,I 4 . M-'rf G I 1 6 w e QW am W A 5 f ,L , X551 mi .Sf . ggi , f. ,.,., 'Wiki' P . ,x y4,,'e,r f 1: V, ,A ,. -?.x-Jyf, 5 , 4, ,Y fri. M 4, -S. 1 'n ..-v gr gglfew- np 1' W- f f. 'fill-:iff fl?-Lf',53'r'2 - M, i rl i 1 W I I I 4 l I I a, rg Mr. Edward Freas 8th Grade Miss Mary Edna Shore 8th Grade Mrs. Rebecca Donaldson 7th Grade Mr. Bobby Woods 8th Grade Mr. William Perkins 7th Grade Mrs. Edna Forrest 7th Grade Junior High Student Council 1 K r, Hi, y 4 A-fiws 'fir gf . -me Mr. R. G. Thomas Principal JU IOR HIGH FACULTY l Miss Mary Edna Shore's 8th Margaret Ashley Barbara Adkins Jeanette Boles Nelda Bowman Brenda Bolton Brenda Bullins Paige Byrd Sharon Chatman Betty Delapp Brenda Duggins Brenda Dodson Cheryl Flynt Martha Fowler Janie Fulk Nellie Fulp Sandra Griffin Nancy Hall Sarah Hawkins Judy James Maxine Knight Pam Lewellyn Pam Mendenhall Myra Moorefield Betty Nelson Jean Neal Linda K. 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Holland Mary Sue James Terry Johnson Jlmmy Joyce Kay Joyce Maxme Mabe Sarah Mabe Donald Wayne McKn1ght Frances Neal Bobby Owen Julla Prultt Don Rlchardson f, Laura Rlerson Kay Smlth Tommy Southern T1m Sykes kw- Wir 5.1 'JN Cf' f49'Kx in -Fi U-QQ-Oda i ng.: F 5X 45' W Ll Larry Tedder Jerry T111ey Jane W1111s V1rg1n1a Wllson 3 'K rp- 1' l Y ill.. rx h .44 JA x M1ss Shore fllls out our certmcates our homecommg queen . l Y- f - - -4 J, . J K - ,,, , .. av V I 5' -'H ' , B V Q . Qi, .. K A X .L A p B N X , r X . . fo lx A g,o wA-...gj, 1 ,2 N ' . 'N qs rr--E. VI 7 I .4 - ff J -N .., 1 - -x X Q ' - , . ' ' Y - 4 V . Y I L 1 Xi S , ft 1 ' .4 'S' 1 i . AN I W iv' K., A, , Q :J L 4 3. ' ' Q ,V 5' . . J 5, , ,1 , - ., . 'Eu , xx fx lv . lf. 1. 1 , :L . ,tg .T A A . V. ' Q- Fi ' ' Q' 'F ,S . 1, - i - . W L 4, f 'VAN E -lf 1. X 3 A , - A-8 f Q 1 . . . . if 0- 1 ., S. c J ' -' w pg --- ' V J 5 X f - -P ,l y N V w A . my f' .L 4 R x I 5 Pat Bennett crowns Mary Moon Taylor, T 1 4 1 5 5, ,Q 23 Sell your tobacco with Burnie Cook William Fowler Penn Thomas Claude Strickland Julian Vaughn Fred McLaughlin at COOK'S WAREHOUSE N. Patterson Avenue Extension Winston- Salem, North Carolina TUTTLE HARDWARE CDMPANY Compliments of NELSON'S SERVICE 8. GROCERY Phone LY 1-6281 Walnut Cove, N. C. I 'For all Flower needs- Gifts old and new. COVE FLORIST Walnut Cove, N. C. Bill SL Rebecca Parks Compliments of JUNIOR HALL'S GROCERY Walnut Cove, N. C. Phone LY 1-5146 Compliments of WALNUT COVE REALTY AND INSURANCE CO. Insurance of All Kinds Walnut Cove, N. C. Compliments of TAYLOR'S WAREHOUSE Winston-Salem, N. C. Phone PA 2- 6949 Compliments of PEPPER'S SUPER MARKET Walnut Cove, N. C. VELMA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone LY 3-7461 Danbury, N. C. Compliments of B 8. B SODA SHOP Walnut Cove, N. C. Q Ava XXXXX JOHN G.FULTON GROCERY Compliments of CREWS BARBER SHOP Walnut Cove, N. C. Compliments of TUTTlE MOTOR CO. Walnut Cove, N. C. Compliments of HERFF-JONES Wor1d's Largest Manufacturer of Class Rings Indianapolis 7, Indiana E. W. Paddison, Representative Mt. Airy, North Carolina Compliments of NElSON'S runnin Home W-'L BOWMAN GROCERY Our Aim Is To Please You. Dial LY 3-7101 Germanton, North Carolina Danbury, N. C. A L.G. BROWN, .IR General Contractor Highway 48 Germanton, N. C. Phone WO 9-2562 Better Built By Brown .ff tj 4412 M W7 0Q111!if42l5.0'Z TO VISIT 8. W. BARBER SHOP Walnut Cove, N. C. LJ Q 9 -5:25 9' Q v nl!!! C fl W iQ 1 vffwji? , ix, f ' llll X N X' Shop NORTHSIDE Every night 'til 9 p. m. Saturdays 'til six Northwest North Carolina's Finest Shopping Facility We Use Only SEALTEST Ice Cream and Milk Get Pep Get Energy Get the Best - Get Sea.ltest Winston- Salem, North Carolina WILSON BROTHERS LUMBER CO. Building Materials From Tree To Key Contractors Rural Hall, N. C. Phone WO9-2215 Compliments of: HI-DOLLAR LAND CO. WO 9-5466 Rural Hall LY 1-4632 Walnut Cove We Sell Anything Anywhere Private or at Auction B. M. Wright, Owner NEAL'S SUPER MARKET Town Street Walnut Cove, N. C, f ,V fi i I Lf, Md, ' Q gjllllllllj Compliments of FULTON CHEVROLET COMPANY fCHEVROLETf It T7 IT' Sales - Service Phone LY 1-5121 Walnut Cove. N. C. fi t f QL r f r ' g . . M r f K . J '11 r r 1' gi, , . rm ,-x fi U . H k 1, f, 'sf ffravrff' X., i .NIJNC v f . f ing 4A .. , 'Q ls'-lofi-S4-ions' ., ,rw '1.2Ql?!'6 ,, , . 14,.,,g, Q 'nw-gf x . V Vg-gr Q- ' . W L. 81 H. TEXACO SERVICE MUST GUMFURTABLE WAY T0 KEEP THE GRUUP TUGETHEB Q'- GHARTE GREY! UUND' America's most reliable Charter Service WE . . .watch the road, make the . . . leave your car worries be- reservations, follow the route you h1nd,start with your group, stay with choose, take care of the parking! your group, arrive with your group! '73 It's such a comfort to take the bus. . . and leave the driving to us! There 's a Greyhound agent near you. V J. EARL GRIFFIN Plumbing 8a Heating Contractor Route 1 Phone WO 9-5491 King, North Carolina Compliments of LAUTEN MOTOR CO. Madison, N. C. M. O. JONES INSURANCE Fire and Casualty Walnut Cove, N. C. Compliments of C. Sz S. FURNITURE SL APPLIANCES STORE Madison, N. C. Compliments of HOWARDS V Ladies and Childrens Wear SMITH BODY SHOP Shoes Phone LY 1-4176 Walnut Cove, N. C. Phone Madison 109 Madison, N. C. Compliments of COLLINS AUTO SERVICE Phone LY 1-5581 Walnut Cove, N. C. GLENN STEVENS GROCERY Phone LY 3-7241 Danbury, N. C. TURBYFILL' S SELF- SERVICE Fresh Meats SL Produce Phone LY 1-4091 Walnut Cove, N. C. LOIS BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone LY 3-7231 Danbury, N. C. HARGERS SHELL Phone LY 1-5561 Walnut Cove, N. C. WOODS BARBER SHOP Phone LY 3-7246 Danbury, N. C. J. R. GROGAN GROCERY Fancy Groceries and Meats Madison, North Carolina CARLOS E . DAVIS Real Estate Broker- Rentals-Collections. Walnut Cove, N. C. DONALDSON AUTO PARTS WHOLESALE Phone LY 1-5666 Walnut Cove, N. C. WALNUT COVE JEWELRY Men's Sport Clothes WalnutCove, N. C. Phone LY 1-6511 Compliments of BCCOCK-STROUD COMPANY Sporting Goods Dependable for 35 years Phone PArk 4-2421 Winston-Salem, North Carolina Cv C 1' Compliments of omp ments of PINE-HAll, BRICK-PIPE COMPANY Winston- Salem, N. C. HELSABECK SERVICE Operated by Nelson and Richardson 0081000 Compliments of Compliments of C. S. JONES CASH-GROCERY BENN'IE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Walnut Cove, N. C. Walnut Cove, N. C. KATHERINE. S BEAUTY SEOPPE MADISON LUMBER COMPANY, INC 115 W t t Phone LY 1-2576 Walnut Cove, N. C. es Hun er Street Phone 280 Quality Considered, We Are Never Undersold Compliments of PALMETTO THEATRE Walnut Cove, N. C. DON A. TUTTLE, AGENT P. O. Box 306 Walnut Cove, N. C. Compliments of I. R. BURROUGHS Mortician Phone LY 1-4001 Walnut Cove, N. C. Shop at EDNA'S DRESS SHOP Madison, N. C. Compliments of GORDON'S HARDWARE CO. King, North Carolina Compliments of MADISON RESTAURANT A Friendly Place To Eat Compliments of KING FURNITURE CO. King, N. C. H PINNIX DRUG ST ORE Phone 2851 Kernersville, N. Compliments of Wesley and Margie WESTERN AUTO ASSOC. STORE Walnut Cove, N. C. Your Flipper Headquarters Compliments of RUTLEDGE ESSO SERVICE Germanton, N. C. STULTZ,,INC. RESTAURANT Stanleyville, N. C. U. -S. Highway 952 Phone WO 9-4501 We Cater To Private Parties SHOUSE'S GRILL Home Cooked Foods Rural Hall, North Carolina On The Square Since 1904' Compliments and Congratulations to the Senior Class 1 From TSX 'A' T K CbngfmZ24Ez.Z2bfu' GRADUATES STOKES LUMBER CO. HENNIS FREIGHT LINES P.O. Box 125 Walnut Cove, North Carolina, Winston-Salem, North Carolina f Dependable Building Materials TUTTlE IUMBER CO. Compliments of 1721 Stadium Drive Phone PA 3-4318 CHIITON MOTORS INC. Winston-Salem, North Carolina Madison, North Carolina SLATE FUNERAL HOME King, North Carolina IGNG LUMBER COMPANY D. M. Green Sa Son Owners Phone YU 3-5765 King, N. C. KING DRUG CO. Prescription a Specialty Phone YU 3-9285 King, North Carolina VADEN SL TURNER ESSO SERVICE Rural Hall, N. C. BOLES HARDWARE COMPANY Paint - Hardware - Appliances Maytag - Westinghouse King, N. C. Pinnacle, N. C. YU 3-8935 EM 8-2592 LONG JEWELRY King, North Carolina KELLY TYPEWRITER CO. Complete Line of Portable and Standard Typewriters fTypewriter is our Middle Namel 618 W. 4th St. Winston-Salem, N. C. DON'S BARBER SHOP King, North Carolina WALL ESSO SERVICENTER King, N. C. Wheel Alignment and Balancing Recapping Service Phone YU 3-8891 LAWSON'S GARAGE Complete Automatic Transmission Service King, N. C. Phone YU 3-9750 GENTRY'S Walnut Cove, N. C. OAKLEY TIRE AND BATTERY SUPPLY CO. U. S. Highway 311 South Walnut Cove, N. C. - All I Gulf Tires Batteries SL Auto Ace. Custom Recapping 'We Have A Deal For Every Wheel MOTHER AND DAUGHTER KLEAN-nm LAUNDRY FASH'0NS A N D C N E Corner of Liberty and 3rd St. in Winston- Salem, N. C. se Rvacef f Vw' Si, D g IS OUR Z FIRST I THOUGHT TINY DINY CAFE King, North Carolina Walnut Cove, N. C. Dial LY 1-2816 Cards Gifts Cosmetics 795571911095 Film STEVE'S DRUG STORE A Complete Drug Store Walnut Cove, N. C. Dial LY 1-7171 .A .... A. ' EJ 1 A ' 1 T' A Registered Pharmacist On Duty At All Times Sodas Candies Magazines Tobaccos Engrutulutiuus CASH WHOLESALE GRCCERY INC Walnut Cove, N. C. DR. V.l. DEHART ,r AQ 12 wq GRADUATES AllEY'S MAYTAG VOGLER SERVICE Funeral Directors Ambulance Service More Than 100 Years of Dependable Service Serving the People of Walnut Cove at no Additional Expense Telephone PArk 2-6101 120 S. Main St. Winston-Salem, N. C. STATE PLANTERS BANK We Welcome Your Accounts Savings Accounts A Safety Deposit Boxes Your Deposit Insured up to 310,000.00 by Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Telephone King YU 3-5915 King, North Carolina Telephone LY 1-2451 Walnut Cove, North Carolina emi l'i!.Lll1'i ., . A ' 1 ..,. l L U 1--Mil yvlgyup lil 1-Y RAY'S DRUG STORE Walnut Cove, N. C. NEAL HARDWARE BILTMORE DAIRY PRODUCTS Supreme in Quality Since 1897 WALL GLADE HILL CHAPEL Funeral Directors Ambulance PA 2-6117 SEPARK MUSIC CO. Instruments and Music Phone PA 3-0794 Winston-Salem, N. C. KELLY TYPEWRITER CO. fTypewriter is our middle name? 618 W. 4th St. Winston-Salem, N. C. Compliments of F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. Fourth 8: Spruce Winston-Salem, N. C. WARREN'S DRUG STORE A complete drug store! We fill any Doctor's Prescription Phone WO 9-2965 Rural Hall, North Carolina For Highest Prices Sell with Winston Salem's New Leader Sell with GROWERS Phone PA 4-9907 or PA 4-3688 TWIN CITY PACKING CO. Native of Winston Salem WHOLESALE PROVISIONS And Manufacturers of Forsyth Brand Products City Market Building Winston-Salem, N. C. Phone 3- 1813 Compliments of Compliments of WALNUT COVE FUEL SUPPLY HOPE'S AND BAILEY'S Phone LY 1-5191 Walnut Cove, N. C. Walnut Cove, N. C. Compliments of Compliments of M. A. PICKETT DEPARTMENT STORES JIM BOOTH'S GRILL Home Of Better Values Walnut Cove, N. C. Walnut Cove, N. C. WINEBAGE 8. ADKINS E V? MOTOR CO. l 1033 South Main Street Winston-Salem, N. C. Phone PA 5-4071 WUI! f l s ll L I Your RAMBLER Dealers ' 1 as 1 I Compliments of FRANK A. SMITH C iC P'P? 'L Winston- Salem, N. C . Congratulations to the Seniors Congratulations to the Senior Class COMERS STUDIO VERNON'S GRILL ' Walnut Cove, N. C. We, the Annual Staff of Walnut Cove High School, would like to express our sin- cere appreciation for the co-operation of the merchants whose advertisements appear on the preceeding pages. Without these advertisements, our annual could not have been published. We urge all of our subscribers to patronize these generous merchants. John Freas Business Manager , Hi? No record of our year would be com- plete without remembering our cus- todian, Ott Lash. He keeps our building and grounds clean and the building warm on the cold days. THANK YGU Dear Fellow Students: We would like to express our sincere appreciation to the staff for their co- operation in putting out this edition of the Wildcat. A very very special thank you goes to Mrs. Christine Greene, our advisor, who has give unselfishly of her time and advice in guiding us over unforeseen obstacles. Our special gratitude goes to Willie Bell, our yearbook photographer, for his helpful suggestions and guidance. Next, our thanks and appreciation go to Delmar Studios in Charlotte for the superb work that its staff has given us. Our goal has been accomplished, and it is our sincere desire that you, the stu- dent body of Walnut Cove High School, may find many hours of pleasure from this, the 1961 Wildcat. Respectfully yours, Richard Joyce Anne Wright Linda Tilley 108 1,-1 1-.1 1 1, '-s .4 11': 1 ' 'f1 '52 21511, . 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ,, 111',', ,J , 11 ' '111 5 1, ,1 J 11,, .5 1 1 1 ,1. 1 .X , 1 1 1 A i i1 1, J' 111111 , 1 . U1 , 1 1, Y 1 1, 1511! 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