West Rowan High School - West Wind Yearbook (Mount Ulla, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1955 volume:

eee eas Sa x, - tr a iat =f WWBe aor a, n f)dn 9 ate WAN PUBLIC LIBRARY ‘SALISBURY, NG. i CAO ers A ae Sor Likeciersses: nesses cae anaes 7 - ? Che Keepsake 1955 Presented by the Students of Me. Ulla High School Met. Ulla, North Carolina ROWAN PUBLIC LIBRARY SALISBURY, N.C. ROWAN PUBLIC LIBRARY | SALISBURY, NC MIN 3907730132 Il ll Dedication To those who daily, cheerfully and efficiently serve us--in short, to our masters of the cafeteria staff, we, the Seniors of 1955, great- fully and affectionately dedicate, this the 14th volume of the Keepsake NC ROW.24 MOU Mt. Ulla High School. Senior Class. The Keepsake, Mt. Ulla High School. 3907730132 Ronald Rice Geraldine Leazer Art Editor Literary Editor Judith Brown Glenn Connelly Business Manager Circulation Manager Jimmy Graham Jo Ann Blackwelder Sports Editor Feature Editor Edwin Owens Editor-in-Chief Rev. J. R. Phipps Rev. R. F. Kepler Ministers Rev. C. A. Misenheimer Rev. R. J. Starling Rev. J. J. Miller School Koard STANDING: Mr. Kerr, Mr. Cauble, Mr. Lyerly, Mr. Barber. SEATED; Mr. Edminston. SS ) ) Yj 14, — A h VS Ww }' —ee LISOIOY LIVED SF Elementary Faculty UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS MORGAN MRS. RICE MRS. BARBER First Grade First and Second Grades Second Grade MRS. LENTZ MRS. LOWMAN MR, CREASON Third Grade Fifth Grade Sixth Grade MRS. KNOX MRS. SLOOP MRS. TRIVETTE Sixth and Seventh Grades Seventh Grade Eighth Grade MRS. GILL (Not Pictured) Fourth Grade UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. LANIER Principal MISS STEVENSON MISS FRANCES EASTER MR. STRADLEY English and French Commercial Physical Education, Social Studies, Drivers Education MISS DANIEL MR. LINGLE MISS FULLBRI GHT Home Economics Agriculture English and History MRS JOHNSTON Science UTR ep eae? ‘ 2) . = %: so a i ; a) ae Way , ae ale: pet tn Sesh TP ae ae: Senior Class Officers I FECSUTEC ce cm eietnete i ter sine fair of oratete cutie oar CONNOLLY SOCLClOLYs ove tisianies ca as ans eo daes se Annie Lee. Greene Vice =Presidents sn. re temas incite eta ate MOLLOALIITIG PrOSIOC Nim ee Since ele hes eele tra o ae ae DOCKYAOLOrling che Stats FAYE MARLENE BEAVER Witty Fo He A-ales-4 4-H Club 3,4 Bus Driver 4 Senior Play Beta Club 4 JUDITH ELAINE BROWN Determined Prat Atel 2054 Basketball 2,3,4 Manager 1 Co-Captain 3,4 Junior Varsity 1] Monogram Club 1,2,3,4 Treasurer 3 Class Secretary 1 Treasurer 3 Beta Club 3,4 Cub Staff 3 Annual Staff 4 Glee Club 2,3,4 Marshal 3 Library Staff 3,4 JO ANN BLACKWELDER Capable Foe Ameie 27374 4-H Club 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1,3,4 Basketball 4 Bus Driver 3,4 Annual Staff Junior Varsity | BARBARA A. CAUDILL Kind at Ale Or 4. 4-H Club 1,3,4 Junior Play Glee Club 1,3,4 Beta Club 4 WILLIE MARILYN BOYD Ambitious Be nes ese. LPAI? President 3 Junior Varsity 1] Basketball 2 Basketball Manager 3,4 Beta Club 3,4 Class Treasurer | Class Vice-President 2 Class President 3 Chief Marshal 3 4-H Club 2 President 2 Monogram Club 4 Glee Club 3 Secretary-Treasurer 3 BETTY YVONNE BRIGGS Accomodating Feet Acel 2:3. 4. Historian 4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Basketball 3 Beta Club 3,4 Cub Staff 4 Office Staff 4 NATHAN H. FLEMING Courteous Junior Varsity 1 4-H Club 1,2 PebeAs 1,2°3,4 Bus Driver 3 JAMES H. GRAHAM Fun-loving Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 2 Pee A mle 23,4 Monogram Club 1,2,3,4 4-H Club 1,2 F. F. A. Treasurer 4 Bus Driver 4 Annual Staff 4 Junior Varsity | Senior Play GLENN E. CONNELLY Unsel fish FeareeAnel Basketball 2 Junior Play Senior Play Annual Staff 4 Bus Driver 4 The Sta DORIS ANN COOK Frank Basketball 2,3,4 Monogram Club 3,4 All County Team 3 Glee Club 1,2,3 ReetiaeA Sele 2 4-H Club 1,4 Junior Varsity | Beta Club 4 JO CAROL GRAHAM Cooperative Class Vice-President | FeH eAca eZ Glee Club 2,3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Co-Captain 2,3,4 Monogram Club 1,2,3,4 President Monogram Club 3 Office Staff 2 Junior Varsity | Beta Club 3,4 Marshal 3 All County 3 Halloween Queen 2 Junior Senior Play ANNIE LEE GREENE Friendly Transferred from Newton Fee Ale 3.4 Secretary 4 Glee Club 2,3,4 Secretary 4 Basketball 2,3,4 Beta Club 3,4 President Beta Club 4 Monogram Club 4 Vice-President Monogram Club 4 4-H Club 3,4 Secretary 4 Class President 2 Class Secretary 4 Junior Senior Play cine SH M. LOUISE HOUSTON Reserved FyiscA.. Ie 2eae4 Basketball 2,3,4 Monogram Club 4 Glee Club 3,4 MYRA JOSEPHINE LIPE Energetic Junior Varsity 1] Basketball 1,2,3,4 Monogram Club 2,3,4 ’ Glee Club 3 Foetl; Arle 203-4 Treasurer 4 Beta Club 3,4 Senior Play PATRICIA E, KENNERLY Winsome Ee HeAcaie 2 ae Glee Club 3,4 Liabrary Staff 3 Beta Club 3,4 Beta Club Vice-President 4 Class Treasurer 4 VALLIE MARIE LITTLE Spontaneous Papi Asnlee one Vice-President 3 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Beta Club 3,4 Monogram Club 4 4-H Club 4 Basketball 2 Cheerleader 3,4 Class Secretary 2 Class Vice-President 4 Cub Staff 4 Office Staff 4 GERALDINE LEAZER Genial Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Beta Club 3,4 Treasurer 4 Basketball 2,3,4 Annual Staff Fie ADe le 2 oe 4 President 4 4-H Club 3,4 Monogram Club 4 Cub Staff 4 Senior Play Junior Play Bus Driver 4 FAYE IRENE LINGLE Versatile Beta Club 3,4 Secretary 4 Feetie Nee lie 3 14 Treasurer 2 Pianist 3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 2,3 ,4 Chief 3,4 Marshal 3 4-H Club 4 ; Glee Club Award 3 Library Staff 2,3 Bus Pa trol 4 Cub Staff 4 J. LAWRENCE REX Helpful Monogram Club 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball Manager 2,3,4 RONALD LEE RICE Artistic Glee Club 2,3 4-H Club 4 Beta Club 4 Junior Senior Play Cub Staff 4 Annual Staff NANCY J. MILLER Literary FHc Ace ezeaea Parliamentarian 3 Glee Club 2,3,4 Beta Club 3,4 Marshal 3 Cub Staff N. REBEKAH STARLING Dramatic Beta Club 3,4 Cub Staff 3 Cheerleader 1,2 Class Officer 4 Secretary 3 President 4 Se Story EDWIN G. OWENS Dependable Class President 1 Vice-President Class 3 Pare 2.34 Secretary 2 Vice-President 3 President 4 Sentinel 1 Basketball | ,2 Co-Captain 2 Captain 4 Baseball 1 Monogram Club 1,2,3,4 Vice-President Monogram Club 3 Junior Varsity 1 Beta Club 3,4 Cub Staff 3,4 Marshal 3 Bus Driver 4 Junior Senior Play 13,4 3 W. DELANE WALLER Unassuming Fe rep 1 253 4 4-H Club 4 Junior Varsity 1 Local Dist rict Winner of World Peace Study Speech Program 3 American History Award 3 Monogram Club 1,2,3,4 Secretary 2 emake rey. Ryde sie | Vice-President 2 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 President 4 Junior Senior Play Flower: American Beauty Rose PHYLLIS A. WINECOFF Demure F.H.A.1,2,3,4 Class Treasurer 2 Glee Club 3,4 Junior Varsity | Junior Play Motto; Climb though the Rocks Be Rugged NAME Faye Beaver Betty Briggs Jo Carol Graham Faye Lingle Marie Little Myra Lipe Phyllis Winecoff Geraldine Leazer Glenn Connelly Ronald Rice Becky Starling Judith Brown Annie Lee Greene Patricia Kennerly Louise Houston Barbara Caudill Marilyn Boyd Jo Ann Blackwelder Delane Waller Nathan Fleming Nancy Miller Edwin Owens Jimmy Graham Doris Cook Lawrence Rex Statistics FOOD Bar-B-Que Hamburger Fried Chicken Hamburger Fried Chicken Fried Chicken French Fries Potato Chips Bar-B-Que Broiled Chicken Corn Fritters Cherry Pie Hot Donuts Fried Chicken French Fries Cheeseburgers Ice Cream Ice Cream Roast Pork Hamburger Hamburgers Cherry Pie Hamburger French Fries Hot Dogs COLOR Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Yellow Blue Red Baby Blue Brown Blue Blue Baby Blue Blue Blue Red Black Blue Baby Blue Blue Blue Blue Blue Baby Blue Red HOBBY Movies Reading Dating Edwin Having Fun Sleeping Basketball Eating Reading Loafing Sleeping Cooking, Singing Sewing Dating Roy Sewing Reading, Radio Skating Reading Sewing Fishing Hunting Reading, Piano Sleeping Basketball Basketball, Skating Baseba! | AMBITION Get Married Secretary Nurse Secretary Get Married Physical Ed. Director Secretary Missionary Soldier Artist Nurse X-Ray Technician Go Places Home Ec. Teacher Telephone Operator Nurse To Be A Lady Home Ec. Major Millionaire Farming Chemistry Major Forestry Coach Nurse Millionaire Class Day Officers Annie Lee Greene, Giftorian; Nancy Miller, Poet; Marilyn Boyd, Historian; Judith Brown, Statistician; Ronald Rice, Lawyer; Becky Star- ling, Prophetess. Mascots Linda Barger Tommy McLaughlin Our Rise to Stardom CLASS HISTORY Approximately twelve years ago, about half of our present senior class was brought into the first grade here at Mt. Ulla and placed in a chair around a table. There we spent nine months drawing, coloring, and getting used to going to school. Down at Hurley the other half of our class was starting out on their long, mischievious, fun-filled, as well as educational journey. Well, time passed, as time does, and we moved along growing mentally as well as which stand out most in my mind, however, are the physically. The events of these years recesses we had. Our class has always been very athletic and we had some very wonder- ful times playing ball every recess, not to men- tion the grand arguments that we used to have. Sometimes we became so engrossed in the arguments that we forgot about the game. Thank goodness we finally entered the grow- ing-up period about the seventh grade. This period lasted a good three or four years. In fact, many of us are still growing up. During this time, each of us started acting silly, some got inferiorty complexes, and some got all mixed up, but we finally got better adjusted about the time we hit the ninth grade. At this time the other half of our class joined us from Hurley, and after a few weeks of getting acquainted we decided they would make a pret- ty nice addition to our class. We got under- way with Mr. D. N. Jeffers as our advisor and Edwin Owens as class president and al- though at first we missed our recesses ter- ribly we soon accepted high school as being pretty good. We were all very proud when four of our classmates got on the basketball team and one became a cheerleader. During our sophomore year we had thirteen members of our class on the basketball team and two on the cheerleading staff. Annie Lee Greene was our class president. Our Junior year turned out to be lots of fun as well aS work. (We had to scrape up enough money to give a Junior- Senior Prom somehow.) Marilyn Boyd was class president and Mrs. Bill Johnston patiently led us through a Junior play and escorted us successfully through the prom. We had eleven ballplayers and two cheerleaders. Two other things that occurred during that year of which we are very proud is that fourteen members of our class were inducted into the Beta Club and Becky Starling won a trip to New York with an essay on world peace. August, 1954, we came back to school as Seniors, although we didn’t feel any different. Soon we were back in the swing of things and trying desperately to prepare ourselves for graduation. Becky Starling was elected class president and Miss Ina Stevenson was our advisor. After a long wait we finally received our class rings and for several days we were very conscious of our fingers. We had ten mem- bers on the ball teams and two cheerleaders. After much work as well a lots of fun, we finally reached our goal with many fond memories of the past years. Our Roles of Comorrow Time: May 24, 1965. Scene: Me floating on my little white cloud. Reason for such conditions: Died waiting for the 3:00 bell to ring. St. Peter has opened up the portals today and thus allowing me to go out and see what has happened to the Seniors of 1955. | really don’t know where to begin. | suppose | may as well go back to Mt. Ulla and start there, Whee! This cloud can certainly fly. Here | am at Mt. Ulla already. The town has grown con- siderably since | was here. That building down there looks interesting—Hmmm! “Liperex Freck- leless Freckle Cream.” Well, so Myra Lipe and Red Red have finally produced a concoction to get rid of freckles. From the looks of things, they’re certainly prospering. This cloud is going too fast for me to see everything. That sign there said Waller’s Style School. I’m going to peek in the window and see what is there—Well, there is Jo Anne Blackwelder receiving a diploma in dress styl- ing. Professor Delane Waller, her teacher, is a very good one though he believes in cover- ing the subject as little as possible. | think I’ll fly over to the school house and see what | find there. Maybe | can swoop through a window if | can find one large enough—Oh! here we are! Well, this hall looks as it always did—What’s that clipping on the bulletin board? Oh! Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Owens have been chosen as Mr. and Mrs. Universe. Mrs. Owens is the former Jo Carol Graham. This other clipping says that Ronald Rice, now in Alaska, has given up his hopes of selling refrigerators to the Eskimos and is now teach- ing them to play football. Well, | may as well go on down the hall. Here’s the science rooms—Well, | see that Nancy Miller has accomplished her desired goal at last—teaching Chemistry in Mrs. John- stons place after her old-age retirement. Whew! that is enough to leave on! Over there is a new home. Maybe | can see who lives there. My goodness! | see Louise Houston writing Hill-Billy songs for Faye Beav- er to yodel on Gerealine Leazers “Soapy Leazer’s Washed-Up Ranger's” TV program, sponsored by Nathan Fleming’s new washing miracle, Soaper Suds. | think I'll fly over to Happy’s Lake and take a dip. It’s terribly hot. Well, here we are! | wonder what that large crowd is gathered for. | may as well go see. Heaven’s what a sur- prise! There is Faye Lingle. She has become quite famous as the accompanist, for the Mt. Ulla Symphony Orchestra. | suppose all those people want her autograph. There’s Marilyn Boyd sunning herself. | hear that she has gotten so many degrees in nursing that the National Board of Nursing under the chairmanship of Doris Cook, is working like mad to think up some new ones. Heaven’s! time is getting scarce. | better hurry. | think Ill go by Salisbury. Hmmm! This country is certainly building up fast. | won- der what that commotion is down there. | believe | will investigate. Oh! Sheriff Gleen Connelly has just discovered Jimmy Graham’‘s old “Still’—he’s still chasing women. | may as well fly on, that’s nothing new. Oh! what a cute house! | may as well look inside. Dear me! There is Marie Little, now Mrs. Bob Graham, looking very disgusted trying to quieten her two squalling twins, while she talks to Mrs. Roy Roberts, the former Annie Lee Greene, of the “good old days”. | must hurry on for the time is passing swiftly. There’s a nice new park down below but | hardly have time to explore it. Maybe if | lean over a bit further and fly a little lower | can see everything. Oops! | almost fell! There are two familiar faces. Why, | do believe its Patricia Kennerly and Barbara Caudill. | sup- pose they have brought their school children for a picnic on the last day of school. | just heard Barbara say that Judith Brown married a Lutheran missionary and that they are now stationed in Ooo-La-La, Africa. Well, here | am in Salisbury. It’s almost dark so | won’t be able to see much more. That's a new office building over there. There's a light in that office near the top. It seems aw- fully late for it to be office hours. I’m going to look in on this. Well! did you ever! There is Betty Briggs taking shorthand from her boss. | wonder why she is sitting on his knee. | never knew of her being hard of hearing. St. Peter is going to be very angry with me but | simply must see who is getting mar- ried in that church down there. Why! It is Phyllis Winecoff who is now a well-known photographer for Life magazine. | see that she has finally met her long-desired man, Rock Hudson, for they have just become man and Wife. Hark! | hear St. Peter calling so I’d better fly along. Hope | see you All There sometime. Becky Starling Prophetess Finale Whereas we, the Senior Class of Mt. Ulla High School of the year nineteen hundred and fifty-five, are about to leave these familiar grounds where we have spent so many happy and worthwhile hours under the careful guid- ance and instruction of the esteemed faculty, do hereby, being of sound mind and judg- ment, publish this last will and testament. |, Faye Beaver, leave my bus 112 to Jannette Poteat, hoping she can stay in her seat on the bus route. |, Jo Ann Blackwelder, will my bus No. 5 to my little brother, Jimmy, wishing him as many flat tires as | had. |, Marilyn Boyd, will my place as manager of the girls basktball team to anyone who will love them as much as l. |, Betty Briggs, leave my innocent blushes to anyone who can turn red quicker than I. |, Judith Brown, leave my ability to eat all | want and not gain a pound to Betty Faye Childers. |, Barbara Caudill, leave my place in the cafe- teria to my sister Wilma. 1, Glenn Connelly leave my curly hair to Pete Hallyburton. We, Doris Cook, and Jo Carol Graham, leave our ball suits, No.15 and 16, to Carol Turman and Nancy Wise, hoping they will wear it with as much pride as we did. |, Nathan Fleming, leave my ahility to come to school only three periods a day to any- one who is that lucky. We, Jimmy Graham and Edwin Owens will our ability to be the only two boys in the senior class to start and finish school together to anyone who can do the same. |, Annie Lee Greene, will my “big basket- ball shoes” to anyone with feet big enough to fill them. |, Louise Houston, leave my locker No. 65 to Jimmy, hoping he can keep it more in order than | did. |, Patricia Kennerly, will my quietness to my cousin, Toby. |, Geraldine Leazer, leave my bus No. 101 to Johnny Webb in hopes he won’t have as much trouble as | did. |, Faye Lingle, will my cheerleading suit to Doris McBride, hoping she will enjoy using it as much as I. |, Myra Lipe, leave my love for sports, es- pecially basketball, to anyone who enjoys them as much as l. I, Nancy Miller, leave my “great love” for geometry theorems to anyone who may take that subject. |, Marie Little, will my ability to pass geometry without knowing what | am doing to Paul Moose. |, Lawrence Rex, leave my ability to get along with the coach to anyone who has the oppor- tunity. |, Becky Starling, will my ability to mess around in the Chemistry lab without killing myself to anyone who happens to have my misfortune of too much curiosity. |, DeLane Waller, leave my ability to come to school only two periods in the day to any- body who is as fortunate as |. |, Phyllis Winecoff, leave my ability to eat all | want and not gain any weight to anyone that is that fortunate. In conclusion, we want to say, although we are leaving Mt. Ulla, it will always remain a place of cherished memories. We would like to say to our many dear friends, “A fond em- brace, a sad farewell, until we meet again.” Lawyer Ronald Rice Witnesses: Geraldine Leazer Betty Briggs Faye Beaver Class Poem ODE TO MT. ULLA HIGH It is with thee, dear Mt. Ulla High Our fondest thoughts and memories lie. Although we may wander away from thy doors, We will still think of thee from far distant shores. Not only of joyous days will we think of in time, But of classmates and teachers who were always so kind. Their encouragement and guidance from day to day Have been so helpful along the way. And now our high school journey is almost complete, An album of joyful deeds with triumph replete. May all the entries we have made on this scroll Be more than history, in truth an honor roll. Nancy Miller Poet Class Song MT. ULLA, FOREVER (Tune, Forever and Forever) Mt. Ulla, we love you, We'll always be true. Dear friends and teachers, We think of you. Although we are parting, Although we'll be far, We'll always think of you Whether near or far. Our memories will linger forever, They will remain fond and true. To parents so dear who have always been near, Our praise and gratitude to you. Dear Mt. Ulla High School, We bid you adieu. We'll never forget you Whatever we do. Although we are parting, Although we'll be far, Your thoughts and memories Will always be in our hearts. Actors and Actresses of the Year % % s wat 8A : FRIENDLIEST Jimmy Graham - Geraldine Leazer MOST ORIGINAL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Delane Waller - Becky Starling Judith Brown = Edwin Owens CUTEST BEST DRESSED Doris Cook - Lawrence Rex Annie Lee Greene = Ronald Rice ———— : Actors and Actresses of the Year MOST MUSICAL Faye Lingle - Ronald Rice QUIETEST MOST STUDIOUS Glenn come Marilyn Boyd Patricia Kennerly Edwin Owens MOST POPULAR Annie Lee Greene Edwin Owens MOST ATHLETIC Jo Carol Graham Edwin Owens Actors and Actresses of the Year MOST CO-OPERATIVE BEST ALL-AROUND Glenn Connelly Edwin Owens Nancy Miller Marie Little WITTIEST BEST LOOKING Faye Beaver Delane Waller Lawrence Rex Phyllis Winecoff Senior Baby Pictures Barbara Caudill Nathan Fleming Myra Lipe Jo Carol Graham Faye Beaver Delane Waller Marilyn Boyd Glenn Connelly Marie Little 0. Louise Houston 1 . Betty Briggs 12: 13. 14. Lon 16. 173 Ls: Lg 20. 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Geis Seer eta, DODDY Boyd RepOrteiamree ees eet, «sisi hoe oe a oie LOY ponefield Johnny Coble Betty Connelly Joe Corriher Larry Edwards Rayford Eudy Peggy Sue Fesperman Martha Jane Gibson Harry Goodman Alice Faye Goodnight Doris Graham Harold Graham Tony Graham George Beaver Richard Beaver Larry Benfield Marilyn Blackwelder Bobby Boyd William Bringle Doris Briggs Sylvia Carpenter Howard Gregory Louise Heglar Jimmy Houston Phyllis Jacobs Betty Johnson Toby Kennerly Harry Kerr Carolyn Kluttz Gail Lowrance Ruth McGee Dorothy Miller Philip Orbison Phyllis Orbison Jane Parker Roy Roberts Douglas Schenk Norman Schenk Ruth Schenk Jimmy Stutts Kay Turman Ruth Turman Barbara Kay Turner Joy Waggoner Kenneth Weaver Johnny Webb Gwen Winecoff PRINCE AND PRINCESS Wayne Jones Judy Lanier : ‘ ZA eS sé) Z bY 1 Y SS, ( CAPVMEEANEL OTA 7 Freshman Class Officers PLeSien ieee Hey. einer oe ee eat (c-..1ca witness occa TSYsOOmmerdl Vice =Presideniacarny (lect r vices acetate es OOMMIMLe Morgan SGcleldryere ke eee ee oe tee no 5a RIChOrdsGonnenly Reporferaemeet cht any a. nine + ss ieee tos 2. andra Erwin Richard Connelly Ed Corriher Jim Corriher Charles Davis Sybil Davis Sarah Jo Dobbins Margaret Ervin Sandra Ervin Rachel Gillispie Floyd Graham Johnny Graham Jerry Hallyburton Ann Anderson Carol Beaver Ray Bolick Reid Bolick Billy Bradshaw Donald Briggs Wilma Caudi ll William Christie Annette Hinceman Frances Jones Betty Kluttz Peggy Leazer Barbara London Sammy Morgan Gary Morris Reid Morrow Ralph Oliphant Mary Ruth Owens Marvin Poole Larry Poteat Jerry Rex Jo Ann Safrit Barbara Seamon Joseph Sloop Caroline Somera Patsy Somera Eleanor Thompson Nancy Wise Sandra Wise Snapshots Carol Turman Clay Walker Nancy Watson Franklin White = . Eighth Grade FIRST ROW; Irene Alexander, Ralph Atwell, Ruby Ball, Jimmy Blackwelder, Brenda Bostian, Mary Agnes Brown, Frank Coble. SECOND ROW; Rachel Carpenter, Russell Connelly, Frank Correll, Loren Edwards, Marie Freeland, Wayne Freeze, Richard Goodman. THIRD ROW: Sarah Graham, Nelly Houston, Virginia Huffman, Billy Kepler, Margaret Kistler, Brenda Lamb, Annie Lambert. FOURTH ROW: Judy Lanier, Beverly Laws, Mary Lowrance, James Meadows, Patty Meadows, Lillie Oliver, Wayne Orbison. FIFTH ROW: Margaret Parker, Martha Rogers, Terry Seamon, Ruby Shoaf, Margie Simpson, Grover Sloop, Larry Stutts. SIXTH ROW: Eddie Teeter, Sylvia Waggoner. FIRST ROW: Pat Anderson, Carol Atwell, Libby Beaver, Larry Beaver, Danny Caldwell, Clay Christie, Sandra Clary. SECOND ROW: Everette Corriher, Jimmy Edmiston, Olin Edwards, Brenda Ervin, Betty Freeze, Jimmy Gibson, Jerry Goodman. THIRD ROW: J. W. Graham, Billy Graham, Jerry Hoffmen, Ruth Karriker, Buddy Leonard, Frances Lipe, Wiley McHatty. FOURTH ROW: Jackie Meadows, Hal McNeely, Nancy Murdock, Nancy Pool, Pammie Poteat, Jack Shook, Eleanor Sloop. FIFTH ROW; Johnny Tanner, Carol Teeter. Seventh Grade Sivth and Seventh Grades FIRST ROW: Johnny Beaver, Tommy Blackwelder, Margaret Connelly, Hamilton Darrell, Lynda Davis. SECOND ROW: Dale Davis, Brenda Fesperman, Stanley Goodman, Carolyn Goodman, Wayne Goodman. THIRD ROW; Vickie Graham, Wendy Huffman, Terry Hoffner, Mary Lou Kluttz, Joe McNeely. FOURTH ROW: Gary McNeely, Betty Martin, Annie Oliver, Carolyn Sloop. FIRST ROW: Jimmy Brown, Patsy Cress, Larry Childers, Sandy Brown, Carol Davidson, Micheal Davis, Bobby Eades. SECOND ROW: Lewis Feimster, Carolyn Gilleland, Alex Good-= man, Bernice Graham, Nancy Graham, Joyce Heglar, Evelena Higgins. THIRD ROW: Becky Jones, Jimmy Kennerly, R. O. Lanier, Jr., Janet Kluttz, Mary Hall Knox, Sara Lentz, Joe London. FOURTH ROW: Virginia Lowrance, Quince Martin, Dovie Meadows, Linda Newton, Betty Rogers, Wilma Simpson, Maggie Fanner. FIFTH ROW: Brenda Kay Wilson. Sith Grade Fifth Grade FIRST ROW: Brenda Atwell, Janice Beaver, Patricia Beaver, Karen Bostian, Shiela Bostian, Brenda Brown, Fred Brown. SECOND ROW: Wayne Brown, Lana Clary, Donald Cowan, Joe Darrell, Ann Edminston, Doris Edwards, Johnnie Freeze. THIRD ROW: Margaret Freeze, Pres= ton Houston, Freddie Leazer, Linda Leonard, Gale McNeely, Leroy Meadows, Richard Meadows. FOURTH ROW: Edward Orbison, Allen Parker, Martha Poole, Richard Poole, Connie Poteat, Richard Roberts, Billy Scoggins. FIFTH ROW: Anita Sherrill, Terry Waggoner, Larry Walser. FIRST ROW: Linda Anderson, Alfred Alexander, Dianne Boyd, Daniel Brown, Janice Breweley, Johnny Clanton, Tommy Coble. SECOND ROW: Kay Dagenhardt, Ray Dorton, Stevie Eades, Mary Edminston, Michael Edwards, Linda Feimster, Nancy Goodman. THIRD ROW: Clarkie Graham, Donald Graham, W. A. Graham, Johnny Higgins, Peggy Houston, Billy Kluttz, Eddie LaRue. FOURTH ROW: Michael Leazer, Butch Leonard, Jimmy Lyerly, Bobby McBride, Doyte Lee Miller, Morris Morrow, Gary Penely. FIFTH ROW: James Poole, Joe Shoaf, Patsy Wilken- son, Larry Williams, Elaine Wilson. Fourth Grade Chitd Grade FIRST ROW: Terry Barger, Evelyn Brown, Lynn Brown, Tommy Clanton, Amy Lou Connelly, Gene Corriher, Elizabeth Darrell. SECOND ROW; Jerry Davis, Marcia Davis, Bobby Edmiston, Johnny Graham, Larry Graham, Rosy Harmon, Larry Huffman. THIRD ROW; Pat Knox, Larry Lacky, Jane LaRue, Patricia Laws, Billy Lentz, Mac Lentz, Bill McLaughlin. FOURTH ROW: Michael McNeely, Jane Misenheimer, Ann Morrison, Rebecca Orbison, Joyce Plyler, Marvin Poole, Kenneth Seamon. FIFTH ROW: Larry Rape, Bobby Shinn, Eddie Sloop, Grier Talbert. FIRST ROW: Ann Alexander, Thomas Atwell, Grady Lee Beaver, Kathryne Brown, Terry Cald- well, Patricia Cowan. SECOND ROW: Tony Graham, Ilene Graham, Hayden Goins, Glenda Gray, G. B. Westmoreland, Bobby Houck. THIRD ROW; Wayne Jones, Wayne Lamb, Kenny Leazer, Johnny Martin, Emory Martin, Wrenn Meadows. FOURTH ROW; Randy Neill, Jerry Newton, Patty Orbison, Judy Owen, Nancy Owens, Janie Penley. FIFTH ROW: Wanda Poston, Richard Sain, James Sloop, Michael Thompson, Stevie Walser. ’ Second Grade FIRST ROW: Steven Alexander, Wayne Ball, Judy Benfield, Sandy Bostian, Fletcher Brown, Randy Clary. SECOND ROW: Dicky Cook, Arnold Curlee, Janella Dagenhart, Steven Erwin, Dianne Davis, Flora Goodman. THIRD ROW: Lennie Graham, Billy Heglar, Phae Dean Huffman, Johnny Kennerly, Susan Ketchie, Gary Lippard. FOURTH ROW: Gerald London, Ann Martin, Steven Meadows, Gordon Overcash, Sue Plyler, John Sloop. FIFTH ROW: Gary Sloop, Dale McConnell. FIRST ROW: Lonnie Beaver, Cynthia Beach, Agnes Belk, Jimmy Benfield, Linda Boyd, Starr Wayne Brown, Billy Clanton. SECOND ROW: Kay Cowan, Garland Dancy, Laurie Davidson, Ethel Edmiston, Deborah Graham, Wells Hall, Barbara Harrison. THIRD ROW; Johnny Karriker, Patsy Karriker, Stephen Kennerly, Eddie Kluttz, Junior Lambert, Darlene Meadows, Jimmy Misenheimer. FOURTH ROW: Sarah Murdock, Bryan Morrison, Ethel Poole, Fred Seamon, Johnny Seamon, Marie Seamon, Doris Shoaf. FIFTH ROW: Donnie Stutts, Donna Wagner, Gary Wagner. First Grade Behind the Scenes villes ) a . NWA | NS La Skil Ie INE PA ise — WANE Ie =— ae WE ne? : eg Beta Club BUCSECOM Cerca Ee mie cl AF te osm ee Ae een SNR eA rng loo Greene Pecon escent tr er en. tas at. e ene tA en Patricia Kennerly BE CHOIC] Vou ee Re ne crn ye ate eee re oh ME ae oy Faye Lingle edsULCl matte. eri ea ce ee et) ee et Seraldinelledzer PROG LOROLCHOUIGN an set ns wets ce re Pim woe wo ake se ee een Mariestittle Presiden titeeme ker .c crue ae oe ef Sa ee an as Te ie eT ines Leazer Vice=Presidents. se. o ke AEN Bete ee Gas ep eem artes Peggy Fesperman SOCCOTONY seencte Sete ere a ey eaters Hclapide ad guns. (Mie IK (EROS Parliameniarian...... tl wa CR A Nema Tote. te tee er aoa a eet On ennatcen Vreasuren. 3... alters Faille s Aud ors singel were Dee ene perenne LV (mE De Histortanienc ost ate crt as otee MAE tS sl Siete suet bene oreteranne .Betiy Briggs AAV ISOGR cnene ie nee Be ape din Se eee ee Mie Sea Mista LUCiesDanies President stc-flects scenic teeter te pies ene ene oe Edwin ©) we hs Vice-President....... Sn Ce ais Misia ie � ...... otephen Edwards Treasurers teataacircts tei ieee scons wie ole spcteisietenne ed IPOrMy eCoraham CLAUS Lb gat EO 5 c SRO NOCD. COIS) OPA SSOLAS. oey Gb Gee pete: ... Bobby Boyd Advisorsse.') i. eummiats sia he ieretae Cs tas 10. ce ee eee A a Lingle Mrs. Lucille Daniels Advisor Junior 4-F¢ Miss Easter Advisor Cub Staff Ronald Rice, Edwin Owens, Nancy Miller, Miss Easter, Faye Lingle, Betty Briggs, Geraldine Leazer. Miss Stevenson Advisor Library Staff Becky Starling, Carolyn Kluttz, Judith Brown, Faye Lingle, Janet ; Dobbins, Betty Watson, Miss Stevenson. Glee Clubs Director Mr. Propst SENIORS JUNIORS us Drivers Advisor Mr. Lanier Mrs. Daniels, Advisor Mr. Stradley, Advisor Monogram Club Basketball Myra Lipe log nad ie Carol Graham Judith Brown Annie Lee Greene Geraldine Leazer Jane Correll Nancy Wise Gail Anderson Mari lyn Boyd Manager Basketball Clifford Kerr Bobby Boyd Barney Goodman Don Turman Edwin Owens 1k Larry Poteat Joe Corriher a | John Kepler Jimmy Graham Ray Bolick Jim Corriher Bill Edwards Richard Beaver J. O. Stradley, Coach Lawrence Rex, Manager Baseball FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Harold Wayne Graham, Stephen Atwell, John Kepler, Franklin Meadows, Don Turman. BACK ROW: Gene Weaver, Joe Corriher, Clifford Kerr, Paul Moose, Barney Goodman, Lawrence Rex, Bobby Brown. Baseball FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Peggy Fesperman, Martha Jane Gibson, Phyllis Jacobs, Gaile Lowrance, DorisGraham. STANDING: Richard Beaver, Jimmy Stutts, William Bringle, Larry Benefield, Jimmy Houston, Instructor, Mr. Stradley. ¢ Advertising ma | 1} : _ =) aie as N o —— ay Cre (SAY as) Sots) : ‘em mt 4 4 —S 4. ANC) Ei QP rq d ty Es rei NY “A .y = 4 , a 23 ZY Y Y - ag 1 . xe ‘ - : , ANY) aS} Ny) = Na = women — e a ZF : y LE ZY jG, XK NOWNIEG : f ae vf, Y —— ees 4 : iA z= y , ( : —_ SS 7 —_) = 4 | y i ZX y SZ AE ean ee CE DG Re a ee ae Le EE PRT ee TS ee SI SS eT a ee, eee GRADE A MILK PASTEURIZED HOMOGENIZED R. S. EDMISTON SONS MOUNT ULLA ROAD TELEPHONE 3-138! COMPLIMENTS OF CASHION FURNITURE STORE WATSON'S ATLANTIC SERVICE HOME OF FURNITURE VALUES CORNER S, MAIN HORAH STS, 112 SOUTH MAIN STREET SALISBURY. NORTH CAROLINA MOORESVILLE, � NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF CHINA GROVE FABRIC SHOP STILLER'S SALVAGE THE COMPLETE FABRIC SHOP CHARLOTTE HIGHWAY CHINA GROVE NORTH CAROLINA SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF J. A. CHRISTIE GIN DESEEDING AND DELINTING AMITY HILL ROUTE 2 = CLEVELAND COMPLIMENTS OF KENNEDY CAUBLE SHELL SERVICE PHONE 4401 CLEVELAND, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF GIBSON BROS. FURNITURE INC. VAN AND BILL MOORESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF STEELE’‘S GROCERY FEEDS AND SEED MEATS, GAS , OIL CUSTOM GRINDING MIXING SEED AND CLEANING PHONE CLEVELAND 2505 BEAR POPLAR NORTH CAROLINA VICKERS GROCERY MEATS — FEED SINCLAIR GAS OIL ICE CREAM — COLD DRINKS R.F.D. 2 HIGHWAY 21 MOORESVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF SHULER'S SHOE SHOP 267 NORTH MAIN STREET MOORESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF ERWIN’S GARAGE REPAIR SHOP TRACTORS OVERHAULED ELECTRIC ACETYLENE WELDING ALL TYPES FARM MACHINERY REPAIRED PHONE 4986—W3 SALISBURY NORTH CAROLINA iene WA ia SALISBURY AIRCRAFT SERVICE SALES = SERVICE INSTRUCTION —- CHARTER THE PUTT PUTT NORTH CAROLINA'S FINEST MINIATURE GOLF COURSE SALISBURY� , NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF JIMMIE BLACKWELDER'S BARBECUE WEST INNES ST. SALISBURY,� NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF WALKER—MENDENHALL MOTOR COMPANY YOUR OLDSMOBILE DEALER 205-207 E, COUNCIL ST, PHONE 5800 OR 5801 SALISBURY NORTH CAROLINA RANEY 'S GRILL STEAK 'S-CHOPS —- SEA FOOD COUNTRY HAM SALISBURY, N.C, 29 PHONE 9243 BANK WITH SECURITY BANK AND TRUST CoO. THE FRIENDLY BANK CONVENIENT AFTERNOON BANKING HOURS MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION SWARINGEN'S BONDING AGENCY 214 NORTH LEE STREET SALISBURY� NORTH CAROLINA N. - SWARINGEN M, L. SWARINGEN McCANLESS MOTOR Co. DODGE AND PLYMOUTH CARS DODGE JOB-RATED TRUCKS SALES SERVICE 123 EAST LIBERTY STREET SALISBURY NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF MOORESVILLE FLOOR COVERING Co. 216 MAIN STREET PHONE 3—4761 MOORESVILLE JOHN'S ESSO STATION AND RADIATOR SHOP N, MAIN STATESVILLE AVE, MOORESVILL E, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY H.Leonard, Jr. MOORESVILLE,� NORTH CAROLINA McLEANS SUPERMARKET OUR QUALITY FOODS GALORE HELP STRETCH YOUR BUDGET AND MUCH MORE ALL THIS AND FREE PARKING, TOO MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF SERVICE OIL TIRE COMPANY GAS U.S, ROYAL TIRES — RECAPPING PHONE 2-2381 MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA CLEMENT E. PLESS MUTUAL INSURANCE BOX 4 PHONE 3-616! MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA STEAKS, CHICKEN DINNERS FINE FOODS, FOUNTAIN SERVICE PHONE 132 STONESTREET'S GRADE A CAFE 1418 SOU TH MAIN STREET MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF BRAWLEY SEED COMPANY SALISBURY ROAD MOORESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA PHONE 3—1281 INGRAM 'S CLEANERS SHIRTS FINISHED TO PLEASE You 404 N, MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 2-2161 MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF DELUXE BARBER SHOP MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA SAFETY CHEVROLET Co. , INC. PHONE 2-2421 MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF MOORESVILLE IRON WORKS MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA Your Teachers Had One Purpose THERE WAS JUST ONE BIG LESSON THEY SET OUT TO TEACH YOU — THAT IS, BE-—- LIEVE IN YOURSELF, SELF RELIANCE, CONFIDENC E, AND INITIATIVE HAVE MADE THE PIEDMONT CAROLINAS ONE OF THE FINEST PLACES YOU COULD POSSIBLY LIVE AND WORK IN, SO — CONGRATULATIONS, THE STAGE 1S YOURS! DUKE POWER COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF YOUR GOODYEAR SANITARY BARBER SHOP DEALER IN MOORESVILLE MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA CAROLINA TIRE CO. COMPLIMENTS OF DILLON MANUFACTURING PHONE 3111 PHONE 3 3785 BOX 392 MOORESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF YOUNG MEN'S SHOP MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA JOHNSON ESSO SERVICE Co. ATLAS TIRES BATTERIES 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE 404 SOUTH MAIN STREET PHONE 22341 MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA BELK'S DEPARTMENT STORE HOME OF BETTER VALUES PHONE 3-3423 MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF STEADMAN DEVELOPMENT CORP. RESIDENTAL BUILDING LOANS PHONE 36681 MOORESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF BAHIA'S BUDGET SHOP DIAL 3-6461 MOORESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA JOHN MACK SON DISTINCTIVE STYLING SUPERB QUALITY AT CONSCIENTIOUS PRICES LADIES WEAR — MEN'S CLOTHING MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF KNIGHT’S FLOWER SHOP PHONE 2591 MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF HEGAR'S GULF SERVICE 210 NORTH BROAD STREET PHONE 2 2121 Piedmont Bank and Trust Co. MOORESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA MOORESVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA MOORESVILLE LAUNDRY A GOOD PLACE TO DO YOUR BANKING LAUNDRY AND ODORLESS DRY CLEANING MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT PHONE 3-443] INSURANCE CORPORATION MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA BARGER CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. BARGER BROTHERS, INC. MOORESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF CLINES SHOE SERVICE CATO'S EXPERT SHOE REPAIR YOUR FRIENDLY WE SAVE YOUR SOLES LADIES' WEAR STORE 110 E, INNES PHONE 3-5461 SALISBURY NORTH CAROLINA MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA NEW AND USED PARTS AND PEELER'S PURE OIL MACHINES REPAIRS SALE SERVICE SERVICE MAYHEW'S SEWING MACHINE SHOP 24 HOUR SERVICE MOORESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA WE GIVE S H GREEN STAMPS NECCHI DEALERS DIAL 3-325] 1605 S, MAIN ST, — PH. 9398-SALISBURY� . N, C, GOOD FURNITURE AT LOW PRICES R. W. NORMAN TASTE THE FRESH CREAM IN COMPANY 225-227 NORTH MAIN ST, SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA PET DAIRY PRODUCTS CO QUALITY WORK ALWAys ODELL FARABEE CLEANER FURS SALISBURY. NORTH CAROLINA 1001 WEST INNES STREET SALISBURYs NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF MILL'S BOOTERY, INC. HOME OF RED GOOSE SHOES MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA BLACKWELDER FURNITURE COMPANY INCORPORATED MOORESVILLE'S LARGEST COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS TELEPHONE 3—5661 MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF CAVIN FUNERAL HOME PHONE 3-I6I1 MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA ag J EWELERSES CREDIT JEWELERS EASY TERMS MOORESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA PEOPLE'S FURNITURE STORE FINE FURNITURE FOR YOUR HOME RUGS — LAMPS - STOVES RCA-VICTOR RADIO TELEVISION WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA AMBURN PONTIAC CO. PONTIAC SALES AND SERVICE PHONE 2-—2551 MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA Browns Men Shop “Quality Clothes” 228 NORTH MAIN ST, —- TELEPHONE 3-—2511 MOORESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF OVERCASH UPHOLSTERING CO, PHONE 4339 309 OAK STREET MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA MILLER DRUG CO. SODA FOUNTAIN PRESCRIPTIONS PHONE 2-116] MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA CHERRY'S CLEANERS AND DYERS ARETE Weereiac NORTH MAIN STREET MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA Mooresville Ice Cream Company, Inc. PHONE 3-5141 36 NORTH BROAD STREET MOORESVILLE DRUG CO. THE COMPLETE DRUG STORE MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA MOORESVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA GOODMAN'S DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS THE REXALL STORE PHONE 2-110! MOORESVILLE,� NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF RANEY MOTOR Co. COMPLIMENTS OF PHONE 633 RUSHER'S TIRE SERVICE 531 S. MAIN STREET CORNER THOMAS MAIN STREETS SALISBURY NORTH CAROLINA SALISBURY. NORTH CAROLINA ROWAN F. C. X. COMPLIMENTS OF OPEN FORMULA —- FEEDS — FERTILIZERS OAKES MOTOR COMPANY ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES SALISBURY NORTH CAROLINA SALISBURY NORTH CAROLINA S508Y EARS SERVICE! SLEEP ONA TAYLOR MATTRESS Taylor Mattress Co. PHONE 6 SALISBURY, N. C. CORRIHER GIN CO. COTTON GINNER AND BUYER MOST MODERN GIN IN THE STATE FERTILIZERS SAWING — LUMBER DRESSING NORTH CAROLINA ECONOMY STORES OUT-FITS FOR MENs WOMEN AND CHILDREN FAMOUS FOR OUR SHOES MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA COMMUNITY GROCERY GROCERIES RADIO TELEVISION SERVICE PHONE 3-1081 MAZEPPA MOUNT ULLA FLOUR MILLS, INC. SOUTH'S MOST MODERN FLOUR FEED MILL MANUFACTURERS OF SILVER CREST FLOUR — CHAMPION FAR-MO FEEDS MOUNT ULLA NORTH CAROLINA MOORESVILLE TRANSIT AND GABRIEL BUS CO. COMPLIMENTS OF CHARTER TEETER’S FOOD MARKET AND SPECIAL TRIPS PHONE 3092 MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA RESIDENCE 1575 BNTERERISE PRINTING COMPANY TELEPHONE 2- 1581 COMPLIMENTS OF 24 NORTH BROAD STREET MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK LORUSmMIEEER FASHION SHOP MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA YOUR GUIDE TO SMARTER FASHIONS 24 NORTH MAIN MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA CECIL BEAVER GROCERIES — GAS AND OIL FROZEN FOODS — MEATS PHONE CLEVELAND 4318 BEAR POPLAR, NORTH CAROLINA T. P. ERVIN'S GROCERY FRESH MEATS GAS OIL PHONE 2501 BEAR POPLAR NORTH CAROLINA J.B. CALDWELL and SON GROCERIES — MEATS GAS — OIL COUNTRY PRODUCTS BOUGHT AND SOLD PHONE SALISBURY 4985—R2 MT, ULLA NORTH CAROLINA R. GOODMAN, JR. COTTON GIN ROUTE 2 CLEVELAND BROWN'S SKATING RINK SKATING SWIMMING PHONE 3-5531 F, O, BROWN MOORESVILLE,� NORTH CAROLINA GEO. W. BAME COTTON GINNER AND BUYER MOST COMPLETE COTTON GIN IN THE COUNTRY BARBER NORTH CAROLINA LINKER'S INC, COMPLETE SERVICES APPLIANCES WATER SYSTEMS PLUMBING — ELECTRICAL, ., SALISBURY DRIVE MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA TELEPHONE 3-6881 BOX 415 COMPLIMENTS OF FISHER—THOMPSON HARDWARE SALISBURY NORTH CAROLINA YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE AT DAVIS SUPPLY COMPANY PHONES2Z— csili MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF RAYLESS DEPARTMENT STORE SHOP WHERE YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE MOORESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF DIXIE RADIO TV SERVICE SALISBURY NORTH CAROLINA HOME OF FINE PIANOS AND ORGANS AT THE LOWEST PRICES, QUALITY CONSIDERED ONE OF THE OLDEST MUSIC HOUSES IN THE SOUTH MAYNARD MUSIC CO. 108 W., INNES SALISBURY NORTH CAROLINA CENTER HOTEL AND GRILL HOME COOKED MEALS 13 WEST MOORE MOORESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA MOORESVILLE FURNITURE CO. TROUTMANS LUMBER BUILDING SUPPLIES PHONE 3-3151 MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA BELK HARRY CO. COMPLETE SPORTS WEAR DEPARTMENT FOR BOYS AND GIRLS SALISBURY NORTH CAROLINA MOORESVILLE AUTO COMPANY GOOD USED CARS SALISBURY DRIVE PHONE 3-7I141 COMPLIMENTS OF MOORESVILLE TRIBUNE MOORESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA THE NEWS CENTER YOUR COMPLETE NEWS STAND ALSO GREETING CARDS DRINKS — SANDWICHES SODA FOUNTAIN SERVICE FILM DEVELOPING MAIN ST, — MOORESVILLE, N,C,. COMPLIMENTS OF MR. AND MRS. BIL.L OVERCASH MOORESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA J. R. HAM AND SONS PILOT INSURANCE REALTY CO. PLUMBING AND HEATING ESTABLISHED 1901 BY E., H. HARRISON BOTTLE GAS, GAS APPLIANCES CONTRACTING, SALES, SERVICE AND SUPPLIES INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE BUILDING LOAN PHONE 3-676] SALISBURY. NORTH CAROLINA MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA PHONE 116 101 SOUTH MAIN COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF WALLACE MOTOR COMPANY THE GOLD SHOP LINCOLN — MERCURY DEALER SALISBURY NORTH CAROLINA SALISBURY NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF SMITH-FOWLER EQUIPMENT Co. SOUTHERN IMPLEMENT COMPANY GENERAL FARM EQUIPMENT COMPANY SALISBURY TRACTOR COMPANY TREXLER TRACTOR IMPLEMENT Co, RYBURN FARM EQUIPMENT COMPANY 211 SOUTH MAIN STREET GiEShC ENE SR INNES STREET REGISTERED SIEWE EER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF PAGE BARBER SHOP 1505 SOUTH MAIN ST, SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA : oa} PbS aye ru ay : i ROWAN PUBLIC LIBRARY SALISBURY, NC iii 39077301