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

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1956 volume:

| ROWAN PUBLIC LIBRARY ) SALIGBURY,NCG. | Volume XV Published by the Senior Clase Mount Ulla High School Wournt Ulla, North Carolina NC ROW.24 MOU WVTTTIAIVNL gy MCUstign Sonor senor cine. 3907730128 3907730128 Because she is our teacher, we respect her. Because she is our leader, we admire her. Because she is our friend, we love her. For all these qualities, we, the Seniors of 1956 do humbly dedicate this volume of the KEEPSAKE to our sponsor, Miss Ina Stevenson. peunual Sz Clifford Kerr Business Editor Janet Dobbins Art Editor John Kepler Editor ities Barbara Ervin Feature Editor Doris McBride Literary Editor Betty Goodman Circulation Manager PR Barney Goodman Jane Correll Sports Editor Sports Editor MOTTO We are here to add to, not get what we can from life. Sir William Osler COLORS: Black and White Yellow Rose Principat R. O. Lanier School Goard Mr. Kerr, Mr. Cauble, Mr. Lyerly, Mr. Barber, Mr. Edmiston. Cafeteria Staff Mrs. N. Todd Gibson, Mrs. L. H. Edwards, Mrs. W. H. Winecoffe, Mrs. V. E. Haynes, Mrs. E. R. London. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. O. M. Edwards. tee wt pres @d Pia � eon sae ee eee as 044.1 2 oa a awe MR. R. O. LANIER Principal RES coke MISS INA STEVENSON MRS. DANIELS MRS. DAVID KNOX MISS FAYE STEWART English and French Home Economics English and History Commercial Teacher MR, J. O. STRADLEY MR, BRUCE OWENS MR. A. W. LINGLE Phy. Ed. and Social Science Agriculture Studies ay. MISS LEONA MORGAN MRS. W. S. BARBER MRS aa Gee Veo hiGe First Grade MRS. CARL LENTZ Third Grade Second Grade Second and Third Grades NOT PICTURED MRS. JAMES GILL MRS. R.R. MORGAN MR. GRIMES CREASON Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Sixth Grade MRS. BILL LOWRANCE MRS. PHIL SLOOP MRS. L. P. TRIVETTE Seventh and Eighth | Seventh Grade Eighth Grade Grades GAIL ANDERSON (Fun-Loving) SHELBY ARCHIE (Athletic) STEPHEN ATWELL (Atlas) Basketball 1,2,3,4; F.H.A.1,2,4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; All- County 3; Most Valuable 3. F.H. A. 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; Beta Club 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Class Vice- President 1; Class Treasurer 2; Class Secretary 4; Junior and Senior Play 3,4. F.H. A. 1,2; 4-H Club 1; Junior Baseball 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club Play 3. 12,3, 4: F.F.A. 1,2,3; 4-H 2,3,4; Mono- gram Club 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4. BOBBY BROWN (Brownie) BET CHILDERS (Fun-Loving) Baseball 3; 4-H Club 1, 2; Glee Club 4. fete 1, 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2 3,4; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Mar- shal; Junior and Senior Plays; An- nual Staff. DALE COBB (Cobbie) ROBERT CONNELLY (Bob) JANE CORRELL (Energetic ) Monogram Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Beta Club 4; F.H.A. 1,2,4; Glee Club 2,4; Annual Staff 4. JANET DOBBINS (Jan) BILLY EDWARDS (Bill) Athletic; Bus Driver 3; Basketball 2,3; Monogram Club 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3; Bus Driver 2,3,4; Basketball Manager 3; Glee Club 4. STEVEN EDWARDS (Smiley) BARBARA ERVIN (Cheerful) SHIRLEY ESTES (Serious) Glee Club 2,3,4; 4-H Club 1,2,3, janis F.H. A. 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 3,4, 4; 4-H President 4; Monogram Club Treasurer 4; Library Staff 4; Jun- 2,3,4; Baseball Manager 2; F.F. ior Marshal; Annual Staff 4. Ao ,2,37 h.--A. secretary. 22h. F.A. Vice-President 3; Class Re- porter 4; Jr. and Sr. Play; Class Lawyer. Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 2; F. F.A. 1; Glee Club 4; Monogram Gjobal,273,42 F.LH.A. 1,2,4; Glee Club 2; An- nual Staff 4; 4-H 1; Senior Play 4. FeptieeAee p2 4-H Glubeipoeced: Glee Club 2,3,4. BARNEY GOODMAN (Good Natured) BETTY GOODMAN (Jolly) SHELBY GOODMAN (Snookie) CHARLES HALLY BURTON (Pete) JOHN KEPLER (Kep) F.F.A.Club1,2,3,4; Bus Driver 4. Class President 1; F.H. A. 1,2; Glee Club 2,3,4; Marshal 3; Beta Club 3, 4; Class Poet 4; Junior Play 3. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, President 4; Beta Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Class Secretary 3; Marshal 3; Class Pro- pretoss 4. Gleaectonminors 4-a-Hilh 2074 Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Beta Club 3, 4, President 4; Editor-in- Chief of Annual Staff 4; Junior Bas- ketball 1; Chief Marshal 3; Junior and Senior Play. ANNE YOUNT (Whistlebreeches) TOMMY KNOX (Friendly) FRANKLIN MEADOWS (Dee) PAUL MOOSE (Moosie) DONALD McBRIDE (Don) Patebal (ules 37 4: ween Oge 4s. ; | Bascbaliniaceoea Glee Club 1, 4; 4-H 1,2; Class President 2; Monogram Club 1,2,3, 4, Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1, 2; 4-H 2,3; Beta Club 3,4, Secre- tary 4; Glee Club 2,3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Sen- ior Play 4. Glee Club 3, 4; Junior and Senior Plays 3,4. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. DORIS McBRIDE (Red) ONLIE McLAUGHLIN (Bud) FRANCES ORBISON (Fun-Loving) JANETTE POTEAT (Always Late) Re li. RACHEL REX (Tip) mem, 2,6; Glee Club 2,3; Beta Club 3,4, Program Committee 3,4. 4; F.H.A.1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Class Vice- President 1; Class Reporter 3; Jun- ior and Senior Play; Junior Mar- shal; Basketball 1,2,3,4; 4-H 1, 2,3; Bus Driver 3,4. Eee. 4-H 1, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Junior Varsity 1; Baseball 2,3, 4; Monogram 2,3,4; President 4; Class Secretary and Treasurer 1; Class Secretary 2; Class President 4; High School King 1; Junior and Senior Play; 4-H 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4. Beta Club 3,4; Reporter 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; 4-H 1,2,3,4, Reporter 1, Secretary 2; Annual Staff 4. Glee Club 2,3,4; 4-H 3,4; F.H. A. 1,2,4; Class Vice-President 3, 4; Cheerleader 4. DONALD TURMAN (Don) PEGGY TURMAN (Cheerful) MARY SUE WALLER (Fun-Loving) BETTY WATSON (Cutie) JULIA WINECOFFE (Jule) PARI AVE, 72) Sy Z) Secretary 2, County Historian 2; 4-H 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4; Cheerleader 2; Mono- gram Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3,4; Class Historian 4; Junior and Senior Play; Junior Marshal; Bus Driver 3, 4; Beta Club 3,4; Cub Staff 4. F.H,A. 1,2: 4-H 1,4. Fook. A. 172,374; Junior Varsity 1; Class Treasurer 3, 4; Senior Play; Cheerleader 4, Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Bus Driver 3,4; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 1, 2,4; Junior Varsity 1; Basketball 2; High School King 4. EUGENE WEAVER (Gene) KENNETH WIGGINS (Kenny) F.F.A.1,2,3,4, Reporter 2, Treas- urer 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; 4-H 1, 2; Class President 3; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Baseball lZ73° Basketball 1, 2, 3, Most Valuable Player 2, All-County Team 1,2,3, City and County 3; Bus Driver 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Vice- President 2; High School King 2. CLIFFORD W. KERR (Clif) PRINCE AND PRINCESS HIGH SCHOOL QUEEN AND KING page Frances Jones - Gene Weaver Joe Shoaf - Janie Penley Cass Day Officers Janette Poteat, Giftorian; Shelby Goodman, Poet; Gail Anderson, Statistician; Betty Watson, Historian; Anne Yount, Prophetess; Steven Edwards, Lawyer. . WWavscots Richard Yount - Becky Holmes NOOR WN — Bobby Brown Clifford Kerr Janet Dobbins John Kepler Franklin Meadows Julia Winecoffe Onlie McLaughlin Dale Cobb Betty Childers Miss Stevenson Rachel Rex Mary Sue Waller Paul Moose Bill Edwards Class History We, the Seniors of the 1956 class of Mt. Ulla, go back to the time we first started the chores of learning Reading, Riting and Rithmatic. It was in the late summer of ‘44 when approximately 45 pupils whom partly make up the Senior Class looked at their first school teacher. It is so easy for us to remember the mis- chieveous things we did and the way every thing seemed to us. We were in school with a long road to follow. Some stayed on the road and others found things to them more suitable than school. New friends were to be made and some friendships that were made then have lasted through a period of twelve years. We will mark down in our history some of these friendships. Clifford Kerr and Franklin Meadows are two who are very outstanding in the boys. Both of these boys are outstanding figures in sports. Franklin has been our baseball pitcher for two years and a pretty good one we must mark down. Then Clifford, well Cliff liked baseball and was a fine leftfielder, but basketball was his most beloved of all sports. He has been very outstanding, during his high school career. We'll mark credit to him as being outstanding in that sport. Don Turman and Steven Edwards were two who have been friends for quite sometime. These two have even decided to go into a field of work which is closely related; their ambition is to be: Don, minister, and Steven, an agriculture missionary. There is Janette Poteat, Janet Dobbins, and Betty Watson who have been friends for 12 complete years. These three once started a trio and won several talent shows. They have been very outstanding in school work and all three were marshalls in their junior year. Gail Anderson, Jane Correll, Betty Goodman, and Shelby Rex Archie have also been outstanding and very good friends. Gail being a good forward on the basketball team and in her early years of high school seemed to love to visit Betty. Jane and Shelby are most outstanding in basketball, Shelby so far this year has scored 74 points. Anne Yount and Barbara Ervin were good friends also. Anne was our High School Queen in ‘56 and Barbara was elected to two superlatives. Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior history has been made in the field of school work. As we look back to the Reading, Writing, and now term our Rithmatic as Alge- bra and Math, we will always remember each thumb tack we placed in the teacher’s seat each time we stood in the corner, and sure, we threw spit-balls too! The prophecy of the class tells our future and all each senior can do to the other is wish them the best success. We can term our history as wonderful memories, no wars, no discoveries except human discovery. Friendships, happiness, the act of learning co-operation and above all, how wonderful it is to find a teacher who is willing to help you, and always say nice things about you. This could be none other than our Senior teacher, Miss Ina Stevenson. ; BETTIE WATSON Historian Class Prophecy Well Oscar Boom, this is a wonderful surprise, | never dreamed you would ask me to come see Dr. Wumnbug’s famous time machine. | have always kept up with your and Ally Oop’s adventures into the past but my primary interest is whether the machine can project people into the future. | have been elected Class Prophetess and would like to find out what all my classmates will be doing ten years from now. “Well, Anne, Dr. Wumnbug isn’t here at the present, he’s back in the seventeenth century with Ally Oop, but | think it would be a simple operation to send you ten years into the future.” Before | realize it I’m standing in a time machine waiting for Dr. Boom to flip the switch. Sure hope this thing works. Well, that wasn’t too rough, here | am on a ship, the admiral seems strangly familiar, why yes, that’s Gene Weaver and he’s talking to Steven Edwards, a missionary who has just returned from the Belgian Congo with his native wife. I'll give Dr. Boom the signal to send me to an- other location. Well, Mt. Ulla sure has grown; over there | see a dance hall and the owner is Mary Sue Waller and husband. As | wander along | pass two large prosperous dairy farms owned by Pete Hallyburton and Don McBride. A little farther | see a white cottage with a picket fence with two little girls playing basketball, that could be no one but Shelby Rex's children, now Mrs. Gilbert Archie. On down the road there are four little red- headed boys playing in the yard. As their mother comes out of the door and calls them for supper, | recognize her to be Doris McBride, now Mrs. Dan Mowery. As | approach another nearby home, two women are gossiping over the back fence, why yes, that’s Betty Childress and Shirley Estes. If | can get a little closer maybe | can hear what they are saying: Betty Watson has married Clifford Kerr, who is a professional basketball player. Frances Orbison is now the star of the Grand Ole Oprey, Minnie Frances. At last Gail Anderson couldn’t wait on Harry Kerr any longer, so she broke down and proposed. Shelby Goodman is one of the Cracker Jacks and also producing her own shows on NBC. | hear that Janette Poteat is a model in New York and that Janet Dobbins is an opera singer at Carnegie Hall. | think I’ll go over to the school house and see what changes have taken place. Jane Correll is now coaching the girls basketball team. Jane stopped to converse for awhile. | learned that Peggy Turman gave up her career as an airline hostess to marry Wallace Beaver and that Julia Winecoff married a millionaire. As | pass by Central Methodist Church, Don Turman the only bachelor minister in the district, is performing a marriage ceremony for Tommy Knox and his latest wife. As the ceremony cli- maxes, the couple leave the church to an await- ing rocket ship piloted by Onlie McLaughlin. | get only a tiny glimpse of the rocket as it ascends, the sign painted on it says “Mars or Bust.” lll give Dr. Boom the signal. Nearing the Hawai- ian Islands | hear beautiful soft music floating over the waves, on the shore stands Betty Good- man, now Mrs. Bruce Penly, with her two lovely little girls swaying in the breeze keeping time with the music. Returning to the United States | stop to pay a call on Steven Atwell, who owns his own cattle ranch in Texas. Signaling again | am switched to New York, the famous news center of the world, | find myself in front of the New York Times Building. | can almost hear the announcer, why that voice belongs to Paul Moose. | think I'll stay and hear his news broadcast. From the world of sports, | learned that Franklin Meadows has signed a $50,000 contract with the New York Yankees. Kenny Wiggins is building and racing his favorite car, a Chevrolet. Wait just a minute the program is being inter- rupted by a special news bulletin, of course, the Up to minute accounts are shown by photographs taken by Paul’s faithful photographer, Barbara Ervin. As the broadcast returns, another one of my classmates, John Kepler has made himself famous in the medical world. At the end of the broad- cast | hurry on my way for time is getting short. On down Broadway, | stop ata sign that reads, Art Instruction, 1900 East Broadway, instructor Rachel Rex. | would read on but the noise is ter- rific, it is coming from a large crowd gathered at the end of the street. | will see if | can get a little closer and get a glimpse of what is happen- ing, of all things a sight seeing bus driven by Bill Edwards. This would be a good way to end my trip. The first sight | see is the Empire State Building, but getting closer | see that it isn’t the Empire State Building, but one even higher, the contractors are Dale Cobb, Robert Connelly, and Bobby Brown. I'm glad they achieved their dream of constructing a building larger than the Empire State Building. As | journey on, | come to the famous Brooklyn Bridge. What does that sign read, why heavens it says Barney Goodman owner a nd proprietor, he gives his residence as Wall Street, he must be doing better than | thought, the last time | saw him he owned only 20 penthouses. Well that is the last of my classmates, | hope nothing has gone wrong with the time machine I'd hate to get stuck up here in 1966 and have to wait for everyone else to catch up with me. | wonder if Jack Benny is still thirty-nine!!! Thanks Dr. Boom I'll be seeing you in the funny paper. Anne Yount Prophetess Last Will and Testament |, Gail Anderson, will my excess fat to Louise Watson. |, Anne Yount, leave my dimples to Jimmy Stutts. |, Stephen Atwell, will my catcher’s equipment to my brother, Ralph. |, Barbara Ervin, will my typewriter to my sister, Margaret in hope that she will use it as much as | have. |, Pete Hallyburton, will my dislike for shop to anyone who likes to work in it better than lI. |, Bob Brown, will my height to Wayne Orbison. I, Paul Moose, will my Algebra book to anyone who can get more from it than I. We, Betty Watson, Janet Dobbins, and Janette Poteat, will our undying friend- ship to Nancy Watson, Sarah Jo Dobbins, and Susan Owen. |, Dale Cobb, will my typewriter to anyone who can get more words per minute than I. |, Rachel Rex, leave my love for stock car racing to anyone who enjoys it as much as | do. |, Don Turman, will my ability to get along with Mrs. Daniel to anyone who thinks they can withstand the constant strain. |, Betty Childers, will my big mouth to Ruth Schenck. 1, Shelby Goodman, will my long hair to Ruth Turman. |, Don McBride, leave my typewriter to anyone who wants it. |, Jane Correll, leave my love for basketball to my little brother, Frank. |, Robert Connelly, will my desk in Miss Stevenson’s room to anyone who is lucky enough to get it. |, Bill Edwards, leave my bus number 22, to whoever wants it. We, Barney Goodman and Kenny Wiggins, leave our ability to yell louder than anyone else at the basketball games to Toby Kennerly and Joe Corriher. |, John Kepler, will my ability to get my homework in class to Jim Corriher. We, Betty Goodman and Peggy Turman, leave our seats in typing to Betty Sue Connelly and Ruth Turman, hoping they will have as much fun in class as we. |, Doris McBride, will my cheerleading suit to Patsy Somera hoping she will enjoy using it as much as I. 1, Gene Weaver, will my love for baseball to Donald Ridenhour. I, Onlie McLaughlin, will my physics book to Richard Connelly. I, Julia Winecoff, will my curly hair to Peggy Leazer. |, Mary Sue Waller, will my height to Jane Parker. |, Frances Orbison, leave my long hair to my sister, Phyllis. |, Tommy Knox, will my perfect attendance record and good nature to Harry Kerr. I, Shelby Archie, will my basketball suit, to Neely Houston. |, Franklin Meadows, will my ability for playing baseball to my brother, James. |, Shirley Estes, will my typing speed to anyone who can keep pace with it. I, Clifford Kerr, leave my ability to play basketball to Bob Boyd. Witnesses: STEVEN EDWARDS Don Turman Lawyer John Kepler Janet Dobbins Class Soug OUR GOODBYE (Tune: Now Is The Hour) Now is the hour when we must say goodbye To dear Mt. Ulla and our teachers too You've taught us much, and though we're leaving you We'll cherish memories and: hold you dear We're going to leave and go away from you Put into practice all you've taught us here Although we're gone, our hearts will still be near And won't forget the things you've meant to us Class Poem As we near the end of our dear school days We lift our hearts in joy and praise Now that we have climbed our ladder of pride We thank those all who served as our guide We have all learned to love our school so dear As we look back upon days that brought us cheer We will never forget those happy hours True as a friend, sweet as the flowers Each of us will remember our days of pleasure For in our hearts it remains a treasure From each of you we will soon depart Departed in body, but not in heart Along with us go our fondest dreams Through the valleys and across the streams Though our pathways be no more rugg- ed than it seems As through the light of hope it fondly gleams Shelby Goodman Class Poet Geta Club President Advisor John Kepler Faye Stewart FIRST ROW: Shelby Goodman, Janette Poteat, Gail An- derson, Jane Correll, Betty Watson. SECOND ROW: Harry Goodman, Jane Parker, Jimmy Houston, Ruth Turman, Bobby Boyd. THIRD ROW: Gwen Winecoffe, Doris Briggs, Larry Benfield, Carolyn Kluttz, Gail Lowrance. Vice-President . Secretary Anne Yount Doris McBride Treasurer ef Reporter Barbara Ervin Rachel Rex Library Staff ee exch n eentane tta stg a sai Ca ti Hl io THAR iM ily NOT PICTURED Mr. J. O. Stradley i a i NOT PICTURED Mrs. W. R. Wilhem iene EBON Deere as ORIVER EDUCATION Fe NORTH CAROLINA SCHOOLS cen ROURTELY ge FOU MOTOR Co. SALISEUY WP “25 d eet. gS fe Pag ge t ¥ te Fate Bese =e 2 Suapole etd Yuuco Pe 3 « 3 ee oe “Ks. ph Olip hart eS bi ® BIO ie f , ; : Ot Cac rar Susau “wens. Bak as p— Saadea Wise «A BA EY y Sammy Dorgan’ : ‘Ke per er. Johiwy Bushes wat Sandra Ervin Margaret Ervin Rache|} Gillispie Johnny Graham Floyd Grah an Jerry Hal lyburton Annette Hinceman Frances Jones . Betty Kluttz Barbarg London SS ee okte. Gary Morris Ralph Oliphant Susan Owens Mary Ruth Owen Larry Poteg+ Jerry Rex Jo Anne Safrit Barbarg Seamon Irene Alexander Ralph Atwell Jimmy Blackwelder Mary Agnes Brown Brenda Bostian Rachel Carpenter Frank Coble Russell Connelly Frank Correll Lorene Edwards Marie Freeland Wayne Freeze Sarah Graham Betty Lou Goodnight Richard Goodman Mickey Houck Neely Houston Virginia Huffman Carolyn Jackson Margaret Kistler Judy Lanier NOT PICTURED Margaret Lewis Brenda Little Virginia Lowrance James Meadows Patty Meadows Wayne Orbison Margaret Parker Wilma Parker Betty Jane Raney Clyde Rex Judy Rex Donald Ridenhour Terry Seamon Margie Simpson Ruby Shoaf Patsy Somit Larry Stutts Eddie Teeter Sylvia Waggoner Louise Watson Doris Weaver Shirley Weaver Bernard Webb Jerry Wise Mrs. L. P. Trivette FIRST ROW: Carol Atwell, Larry Beaver, Danny Caldwell, Sandra Clary, Everette Corriher, Christine Daniels, Olin Edwards. SECOND ROW: Brenda Ervin, Betty Freeze, Jimmy Gibson, Jerry Goodman, Wayne Goodman, Jerry Hoffner. THIRD ROW: Ruth Karriker, Buddy Leonard, Frances Lipe, Betty Martin, Wiley McHatly, Hal McNeely. FOURTH ROW: Joe McNeely, Jackie Meadows, Pammie Poteat, Eleanor Sloop, Johnny Tanner, Carol Teeter. FIRST ROW: Patsy Anderson, Larry Childers, Clay Christie, Hamilton Darrell, Carole Davidson, Michael Davis, Bernice Graham. SECOND ROW: Terry Hoffner, Becky Jones, Jimmy Kennerly, Mary Hall Knox, Joe London, Virginia Lowrance. THIRD ROW: Diane Melton, Joyce Heglar, R. V. McHargue, Mary Poole, Jack Shook. FOURTH ROW: Wilma Simpson, Brenda Turman. Mrs. W.S. Lowrance Mrs. P.J. Sloop FIRST ROW: Tommy Blackwelder, Jimmy Brown, Sandy Brown, Margaret Connelly, Patsy Cress, Linda Davis, Bobby Eades, Lewis Feimster. SECOND ROW: Brenda Fesperman, Carolyn Gilleland, Nancy Graham, Vickie Graham, Alex Goodman, Carolyn Goodman, Stanley Goodman. THIRD ROW: Evalena Higgins, Wendy Huff- man, Janet Kluttz, Mary Kluttz, R.O. Lanier, Sara Lentz, Quince Martin. FOURTH ROW: Dovie Meadows, Gary McNeely, Annie Mae Oliver, Betty Rogers, Carolyn Sloop, Maggie Tanner, Brenda Kay Wilson. FIRST ROW: Sharon Anderson, Brenda Atwell, Janice Beaver, Patricia Beaver, Karen Bostian, Sheila Bostian, Brenda Brown. SECOND ROW: Fred Brown, Wayne Brown, Lana Clary, Donald Cowan, Charlie Ray, Floyd Daniels, Joe Darrell. THIRD ROW: Doris Edwards, Margret Freeze, Preston Houston, Freddie Leazer, Linda Leonard, Leroy Meadows. FOURTH ROW: Richard Meadows, Douglas McHuarge, Gail McNeely, Junior Ori- bision, Allen Parker, Martha Poole. FIFTH ROW: Connie Poteat, Richard Roberts, Billy Scoggins, Anita Sher- rill, Terry Waggoner, Larry Walser. NOT PICTURED Mr. G. Creason Mrs. R.R. Morgan es FIRST ROW: Alfred Alexander, Linda Anderson, Diane Boyd, Janice Brawley, Daniel Brown, Johnny Clanton, Tommy Coble. SECOND ROW: Kay Dagenhart, Robby Davidson, Ray Dorton, Stevie Eades, Mikie Edwards, Linda Feimster, Nancy Goodman. THIRD ROW: Clarkie Graham, W.A. Graham, Jimmie Higgins, Peggy Hous- ton, Billy Kluttz, Eddie LaRue, Butch Leonard. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Lyerly, Doyt Miller, Morris Morrow, Bobby McBride, Gary Penley, James Poole, Joe Shoaf, Patsy Wilkinson, Larry Williams, Elaine Wilson. .FIRST ROW: Devana Anderson, Evelyn Brown, Lynn Brown, Jean Blevins, Gene Corriher, Amy Connelly, Tommy Clanton. SECOND ROW: Amata Darrell, Marcia Davis, Jerry Davis, George Daniels, Bobby Edmiston. THIRD ROW: Larry Graham, Johnnie Graham, Larry Huffman, Rosey Harmon, Pat Knox, Mac Lentz, Billy Lentz, Michael Leazer, Jane LaRue. FOURTH ROW: Larry Lackey, Bill McLaughlin, Michael McNeely, Dallas Mc- Hargue, Ann Morrison, Jane Misenheimer, Rebecca Orbison, Joyce Plyler, Grier Talbert, Larry Rape, Kenny Seamon, Bobby Shinn, Eddie Sloop. NOT PICTURED Mrs. Jane Gill Mrs. @. Ee Lentz EEN WAS +. FIRST ROW: Larry Alley, Wayne Ball, Grady Lee Beaver, Judy Benfield, Jimmy Bostian, Fletcher Brown, Kath- ryne Brown. SECOND ROW: Patricia Cowan, Dicky Cook, Randy Clary, Terry Caldwell, Dianne Davis, Brenda Gregory, Tony Graham. THIRD ROW: Lennie Graham, Glenda Grey, Bobby Houek, Wayne Jones, Susan Ket- chie, Johnny Kennerly, Gerald London. FOURTH ROW: Kenny Leazer, Dale McConnell, Keith Melton, Emory Martin, Nancy Owens. FIFTH ROW: Judy Owens, Wanda Poston, John Sloop, Gary Sloop, Michael Thompson. FIRST ROW: Ann Alexander, Thomas Atwell, Linda Boyd, Starr Wayne Brown, Barbara Cranfield, Wayne Davis, Hayden Goins. SECOND ROW: Deborah Graham, Ilene Graham, Johnny Karriker, Junior Lambert, Darlene Meadows, Wrenn Meadows. THIRD ROW: Randy Neill, Patty Orbison, Janie Penley, Richard Sain, Johnny Seamon. FOURTH ROW: Marie Seamon, Doris Shoaf, Steve Walser. Zud aud Srd Grades Mrs. C.W. Rice Mrs. W. S. Barber FIRST ROW: Cynthia Beach, Lonnie Beaver, Agnes Belk, Jimmy Benfield, Billy Clenton, Kay Cowan, Arnold Curly. SECOND ROW: Janella Dagenhart, Laurie Davidson, Pamela Davis, Steve Ervin, Rusty Goodman, Wells Hall, Barbara Harrison. THIRD ROW: Phae Dean Huffman, Stephen Kennerly, Patsy Karriker, Eddie Kluttz, Gary Lippard, Jimmy Misenheimer. FOURTH ROW: Bryan Morrison, Sarah Murdock, Gordon Overcash , Sue Plyler, Ethel Poole, Fred Seamon. FIFTH ROW: John Sloop, Donnie Stutts, Jeff Upright, Donna Wagner, ; Gary Wagner. FIRST ROW: Chris Atwell, Leonard Atwell, Harry Ball, Linda Barger, Larry Beam, Ronnie Beaver, Jimmy Belk. SECOND ROW: Eddie Brawley, J. R. Caldwell, Hugh Cherry, Sonny Cranfield, Bobbie Graham, David Hall, Steven Keller. THIRD ROW: John Hall, Janice Kennerly, Alise Kennedy, Paulette Kerr, Marilyn Lackey, Carolyn Lackey. FOURTH ROW: Norris McConnell, Susanne Owens, William Poston, Donald Rape, Wayne Renza, Henry Rouse. FIFTH ROW: Andrew Thompson, Kathy Turman, Curt West, Barry Wiggins. Miss Leona Morgan Anne Yount, President; Peggy Leazer, Vice-President; Doris Briggs, Treasurer; Susan Owen, Secretary; Mrs. Lucille Daniel, Advisor. FGA: Bobby Boyd, President; Harry Goodman, Vice-President; Larry Edwards, Secretary; Clifford Kerr, Treasurer; Mr. A. W. Lingle, Advisor. 4H il Seutor ¢-f (Aub Guuior $-A ul RESRS Wie : it H Ky “Dy HANI HT HH He s ecnatiigec Advisor NOT PICTURED Mrs. Daniel MOUNT ULLA HIGH SCHOOL Carol Gail Shelhy, Turman Anderson Archie Girls’ askettall Neely Houston Jane Correll Carolyn Kluttz Peggy Leazer Sandra Wise Louise Watson Betty Connelly Sarah Jo Dobbins Janette Poteat Susan Owen Peggy Fesperman Ann Anderson Bobby Boyd Larry Poteat Don Turman P) askettall g John Kepler Joe Corriher Harry Goodman, Frank Coble, Jerry Rex, Frank Correll, Reid Bolick, Harold Graham, Edward Corriher, Richard Richard Beaver Connelly, Jim Corriher Superlatives Most Orginal PAUL MOOSE - PEGGY TURMAN Cutest DORIS McBRIDE - EUGENE WEAVER hing s @ Za O Y — x = = Lu co | Zz : = — Fe O a iiiiorr AES Rs ll Superlatives Geet Dressed JANET DOBBINS DON TURMAN Superlatives KENNY WIGGINS - RACHEL REX Superlatives Prueadliest GAIL ANDERSON - KENNY WIGGINS Superlatives BARBARA ERVIN PAUL MOOSE Superlatives Zutetest BARA ERVIN - BOBBY RAY BROWN Superlatives ANNE YOUNT JOHN KEPLER - JOHN KEPLER XY S S R NI Ss Vy Wost Musical SHELBY GOODMAN Superlatives x JANE CORRELL - BARNEY GOODMAN Superlatives JANETTE POTEAT - CLIFFORD KERR Superlatives BETTY FAYE CHILDERS - FRANKLIN MEADOWS Superlatives i 3 STEVEN EDWARDS GAIL ANDERSON Compliments of MT. ULLA LIONS CLUB [eae eee ... Ne a GRADE A MILK PASTEURIZED HOMOGENIZED R. S. EDMISTON SONS MOUNT ULLA ROAD TELEPHONE 3-—138I COMPLIMENTS OF MILLER BROTHERS FEED AND SEED PIFESBURYAEEED PHONE 3—7092 ROUMESS MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA |e COMPLIMENTS OF PIEDMONT BANK TRUST CO. MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF MIEL'S BOOTERY., INC. HOME OF RED GOOSE SHOES MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA BLACKWELDER FURNITURE COMPANY INCORPORATED MOORESVILLE'S LARGEST COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS TELEPHONE 3-566! MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF CAVIN FUNERAL HOME PHONE 3-I611 MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF OVERCASH UPHOLSTERING CO, PHONE 4339 309 OAK STREET MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA PEOPLES FURNITURES TORE FINE FURNITURE FOR YOUR HOME RUGS — LAMPS = STOVES RCA-VICTOR RADIO TELEVISION WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF RANEY MOTOR CO. PHONE 633 531 S. MAIN STREET SALISBURY NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF DELUXE BARBER SHOP MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF PAGE BARBER SHOP SALISBURY NORTH CAROLINA KIMBELL'S CASH OR CREDIT — EASY TO TRADE WITH CONVENIENT TERMS 30-60-90 DAYS MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA HARDIMAN SON, INC. ALL TYPES OF FURNITURE 131 EAST INNES — PHONE 1042 SALISBURY NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF HOWARD BAXTER BARBER SHOP MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA GLENN WILHELM GROCERY MEAT — DRY GOODS CLEVELAND NORTH CAROLINA MOORESVILLE BAKERY GOLDEN CRUST BREAD AND TASTY CAKES PHONE 3-3101 — 234 NORTH MAIN JEFFERSON STANDARD LIFE INS. COMPANY MR. TOM W-—- RUFTY 510 WALLACE BUILDING - PHONE 528 SALISBURY NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF CAROLINA TIRE COMPANY YOUR GOODYEAR DEALER PHONE 3i1I1 MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA INGRAM'S CLEANERS “SHIRTS FINISHED TO PLEASE YOU 404 N, MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 2-216I MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF KNIGHT’S FLOWER SHOP PHONE 2591 MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF JIMMIE BLACKWELDER'S BARBECUE WEST INNES ST. SALISBURY� , 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 SOUTH MAIN STREET MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF BRAWLEY SEED COMPANY SALISBURY ROAD MOORESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA PHONE 3-128] COMPLIMENTS OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA ECONOMY STORES OUT-FITS FOR MEN+ WOMEN AND CHILDREN FAMOUS FOR OUR SHOES MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA COMMUNITY GROCERY GROCERIES RADIO TELEVISION SERVICE PHONE 3-1081 MAZEPPA SAFETY CHEVROLET CoO. , INC. PHONE 2-242] MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF MOORESVILLE IRON WORKS MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF THE GOLD SHOP SALISBURY NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF OAKES MOTOR COMPANY SALISBURY NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF SMITH-FOWLER EQUIPMENT CO. SOUTHERN IMPLEMENT CO. TEETER'S FOOD MARKET GENERAL FARM EQUIPMENT CO. SALISBURY TRACTOR CO. TREXLER TRACTOR IMPLEMENT Co. MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA RYBURN FARM EQUIPMENT Co. COMPLIMENTS OF J. A. CHRISTIE GIN DESEEDING AND DELINTING ROUTE 2 — CLEVELAND age AMITY HILL 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 MILLER DRUG CO. SODA FOUNTAIN PRESCRIPTIONS PHONE 2-I1161 MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA CHERRY 'S CLEANERS AND DYERS YOUR DRIVE-IN CLEANERS NORTH MAIN STREET MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA BELK HARRY CO. COMPLETE SPORTS WEAR DEPARTMENT FOR BOYS AND GirRLs'! SALISBURY NORTH CAROLINA BARGER CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. BARGER BROTHERS, INC. MOORESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA 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 CONGRATULATIONS MOORESVILLE FLOUR MILLS, INC. SOUTHER BISCUIT FLOUR FEED AND CORN MEAL MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE HOME OWNED MAIN STREET — PHONE 3-7401 MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF PETER PAN SPECIALIZING IN BIRTHDAY AND WEDDING CAKES 128B. EAST INNIS — PHONE 3044 SALISBURY NORTH CAROLINA WATSON BROTHERS TV 105 GREGORY AVENUE —- PHONE 5 DAY AND NIGHT STATESVILLE ROAD SALISBURY NORTH CAROLINA JOHN MACK AND SON MOORESVILLE 'S QUALITY CLOTHING STORE FOR OVER 42 YEARS JOHN V. BARGER COMPANY GENERAL CONTRACTORS P. O. BOX 270 — PHONE 3-—5I171 MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA EUREKA DANCE HALL CARL LEE WILHELM CLEVELAND NORTH CAROLINA MARGARET'S BEAUTY SHOP SPECIALISTS IN PERMANENT WAVING EXPERT OPERATORS 171 NORTH MAIN STREET — PHONE 3-525! MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA E. M. GOODMAN—GREER GOODMAN JOE IKALL SON PHONE 4982 J 3 PHONE 5910 J MOORESVILLE BILLIARDS SALISBURY NORTH CAROLINA SALISBURY DRIVE MOORESVILLE NORTH CARGLINA NewSOM GOODMAN LUMBER COMPANY GUUS WHERE DISTINCTION PREVAILS QUALITY MILLWORK EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER 104 SO. MAIN ST. PHONE 305—-306—4—5 SALISBURY; NORTH CAROLINA SALISBURY NORTH CAROLINA Your Friendly Dealer RUFUS LIVERMAN Five Point Esso Servicenter 150 SOUTH MAIN STREET—PHONE 9396 WHERE SERVICE IS A PLEASURE’ COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE ATLAS TIRES—TUBES AND BATTERIES WASHING AND GREASING SALISBURY NORTH CAROLINA GUY,ES FASHION IS OUR BUSINESS FOR THOSE WHO ARE EARNING FOR THOSE WHO ARE LEARNING SALISBURY NORTH CAROLINA BRAWLEY 'S GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRS — WRECKER SERVICE MOUNT ULLA HIGHWAY — PHONE 3=—2434 L. KERR CONSTRUCTION ALL TYPES OF GRADING SAND-—GRAVEL HAULING SALISBURY DRIVE MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA MEDICAL CENTER FLORIST ACROSS THE STREET FROM THE HOSPITAL MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA C. B. WIGGINS AND SONS WELL BORING AND TILING 36 YEARS EXPERIENCE 12 AND 20 INCH WELLS ROUTE 3 — PHONE 3—5871 MOORESVILLE COMPLIMENTS OF RUSTIN FURNITURE COMPANY QUALITY FURNITURE SALISBURY NORTH CAROLINA NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY N.LOOnOG, Jr. MOORESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA YOUNG MEN'S SHOP 222 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE 2-2371 MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF STEADMAN REALTY AND INSURANCE COMPANY PHONE 3-6681 MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA CONGRATULATIONS FROM ZIMMERMAN 'S TO MOUNT ULLA'S GREATEST CLASS OF SENIORS SALISBURY NORTH CAROLINA COMPTON MOTORS, INC. YOUR CHRYSLER—-PLYMOUTH DEALER REAR OF POST OFFICE DIAL 2—1031 MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA MOORESVILLE GIN FEED CO. MODERN GINNERY CUSTOM GRINDING MIXING ROWAN MILLING COMPANY MANUFACTURERS OF ORCHID PLAIN SELF RISING FLOUR STONE GROUND MEAL FEED CUSTOM GRINDING MIXING EVERY PRODUCT GUARANTEED TELEPHONE 4382 CLEVELAND NORTH CAROLINA MOORESVILLE LAUNDRY LAUNDRY AND ODORLESS DRY CLEANERS PHONE 3—4431 MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA GEM 5 10 SELF SERVICE MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA AMBURN PONTIAC COMPANY PONTIAC SALES AND SERVICE PHONE 3—2551 MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF WALKER—MENDENHALL MOTOR CO. YOUR OLDSMOBILE DEALER SALES AND SERVICE 205 EAST COUNCIL STREET PHONE 5800 OR 5801 SALISBURY NORTH CAROLINA MOORESVILLE TRANSIT AND GABRIEL BUS CO. AND SPECIAL TRIPS PHONE 3092 COMPLIMENTS OF DILLON MANUFACTURING PHONE 3 3785 BOX 392 MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA NORMAN'S JEWELERS GIFT CENTER — REGISTERED JEWELER INNES STREET 211 SOUTH MAIN STREET SALISBURY NORTH CAROLINA CHINA GROVE FABRIC SHOP THE COMPLETE FABRIC SHOP CHINA GROVE NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF GIBSON BROS. FURNITURE INC. VAN AND BILL MOORESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA LINKER'S INC, COMPLETE SERVICES APPLIANCES — WATER SYSTEMS PLUMBING — ELECTRICAL SALISBURY DRIVE MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA TELEPHONE 3-688! BOX 415 CLEVELAND VARIETY TOY S-—NOTIONS—HARDWARE READY TO WEAR-GIFTS EVERYTHING FOR YOUR SEWING NEEDS ENTERPRISE PRINTING COMPANY TELEPHONE 2-1581 24 NORTH BROAD STREET MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA MOORESVILLE FURNITURE Co. TROUTMANS LUMBER BUILDING SUPPLIES PHONE 3-315] MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA MOORESVILLE LAUNDRY LAUNDRY AND ODORLESS DRY CLEANING PHONE 3-443] MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF BAHIA'S BUDGET SHOP DIAL 36461 MOORESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA ICE CREAM SALISBURYs« NORTH CAROLINA FAUL AND CRYMES, INC. SPORTING GOODS 415 SOUTH TRYON STREET CHARLOTTE NORTH CAROLINA MILFORD HILLS FLORIST 2021 WOODLEAF ROAD PHONE 4065-R SALISBURY NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ARE YOUR FRIENDS 113 WEST INNES SALISBURY NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF SALISBURY CUT RATE FURNITURE COMPANY 127 EAST INNES PHONE 1099 CORRIHER GIN CO. COTTON GINNER AND BUYER MOST MODERN GIN IN THE STATE FERTILIZERS SAWING—LUMBER DRESSING CONTRACT — HAULING CLINES SHOE SERVICE EXPERT SHOE REPAIR WE SAVE YOUR SOLES 110 E, INNES SALISBURY NORTH CAROLINA NEW AND USED MACHINES PARTS AND REPAIRS SALE SERVICE MAYHEW'S SEWING MACHINE SHOP MOORESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA NECCHI DEALERS DIAL 3-325] COMPLIMENTS OF CATO'S YOUR FRIENDLY LADIES' WEAR STORE PHONE 3-546! MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF SANITARY BARBER SHOP MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA Mooresville Ice Cream Company, Inc. PHONE 3-5S141 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 2-1101 MOORESVILLEs NORTH CAROLINA OOMPLIMENTS OF STANBACK COMPANY, LTD. A ROWAN COUNTY INDUSTRY SALISBURY NORTH CAROLINA SERVICE OIL COMPANY C. C. BROWN, DISTRIBUTOR GAS — KEROSENE — FUEL OIL TANKS 275 — 550 — 1000 GALLONS HIGHWAY 150 — DIAL 3-—24II MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF M. L. JOHNSON SALISBURY NORTH CAROLINA Autographs eee ere SIU SSS 7 Sa os WE= Y= hii: Says Y Bei on SS YESS ERO LL az oA Ny gb A Yes ok Prag: ww ) a J VW, Lip SW STS SSRIS 8 RN SR ee ; SY SSSty ¢ Zz ; aN 5) s . SNH Lbs S SITT sg; SSS: VN Oz 4 AE ya, )) W Oa imost a quarter of a century has passed A since USECO published its first school annual. ecg i R As we review those pages of yesteryear, a ng ; RNP pleasant thought comes to mind—on some to- i | vag yee is Wig [| bp LES Nj, morrow this, the nineteen hundred and fifty-six AR (j, mS an ai ips y g t: AE } h edition, will take its place in your heart as Whi fit Ny mM Ml i! ly ( ( i a a pictorial history of the “good ole’ days.” te nee ih ; ) rr i the passing of each year, and are honored to i | rm Wh have played a part in recording it. i hs NY PALA NM i aN Ne 7 ue ee ) oN Nope Lis Wy, yr - UNIVERSITY TS SSE SUPPLY anc By Far the ee, Name in Yearbooks Wa xelU] [ata — Y)j aN Hy Wiper) MYy yy I} 4 Vow Ee Cc Daun i Hida O nye ar yh At Bee pot a ye? } VI, y yn ni) Tent td 6001 E. Rosedale @ Fort Worth, Texas a Haga 7 ue ea he! Lae ‘. Rj My Rs } LY CALA he “wo, ROWAN PUBLIC LIBRARY SALISBURY, NC | Il 3907730128