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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

i i = Nae So fo gikee SDH ea e Ee tas ae pd, Ba ad Se Oe ‘ ROWAN PUBLIC LIBRARY GALISBURY, NAds te sa ‘ 2 ee z ; X : | | + a 35-4 feats @, ROWAN PUBLIC LIBRARY Donated By Nena K. Gibson The Senior Class of Mt. Ulla High School Mt. Ulla, North Carolina the FZ Dear Little child, this little book Is less a primer than a key To sunder gates where wonder waits ROWAN PUBLIC LIBRARY Your Open Sesame . “ SALISBURY, N.C. ll | | ROWAN PUBLIC LIBRARY wWitil NC 3907730120 Mt The Keepsake, Mt. Ulla High School. 3907730120 NC ROW.24 MOU Mt. Ulla High School. Senior Class Foreword THAT GOLDEN KEY THAT OPENS THE PALACE OF ETERNITY As we pass from one stage of life to another, barriers like locked doors, stand staunchly before us. Mistakenly we search for a way to avoid these barriers which are as much a part of life as joy and love. We wait restlessly, sometimes, never thinking until too late, that the one common element of survival--knowledge--can and will act as our passport, our key, to open these locks of happiness and success. Dedication We cannot give back to you, those whom we admire, such benefits as you have given us; for you have ad- vised and led us with kindness and with very great wisdom. However, there are a few things that can show our appreciation; our unspoken thanks, our memories and our mutual joys together. In order to show these things, we, the class of '58, do dedicate with love to you, our high school Faculty, this the 17th volume of the KEEPSAKE. Board {llembers MR. ROY KERR MR, R. S. EDMISTON MR. W. W. LYERLY Not Pictured: MR. WILLIAM S. BARBER MR, LESTER CAUBLE Pastors REV. CARL MAY REV, PAUL MOOSE REV. ALLEN WELLS REV= Mis Gee ELLERBE REV. GILMER WAGGONER REV. PAUL SLICE REV. WILKES MACAULAY Camera Shy! MRS, JANE GILL Fourth Grade MISS FAYE STEWART Commercial Studies Camera Shy Music Makers! MRS, EUGENE FINK High School Glee Club MR. ROY SIMMONS Hurley Glee Club Piano MRS. WHITSON Mt. Ulla Piano Teacher ¢ t : it CE EE at tag i ae ON AEE A LR RG. i : : ’ lack 4ame hey of hnowledge will pass. Home tconomics Agriculture And the King with his golden sceptre The Pope with St. Peter's key, Can never unlock the two little hearts That are opened only to me. MASCOTS Brenda Wiggins Billy Owen ’ , CLASS OFFIGERS: RAGE et) lel Pict AIN Teenion eete ee. ues) weer seanP resident SUSAINZO WEIN Dee ee ee ee noe. Vice-President BLEAIN© Reali OME ON f29. ees pe terete oie) SeCTeTary REIDIMORR@O W St eee een. otle ia dee ie LTeGSurer BATS go OMERAM Ass conte. satis ge 2 oe oan 7 Reporter Love isa lock that linketh our noble minds, Faith is the key that binds this spring of love. SHIRLEY ANN ANDERSON Full of laughter, pep, and energy. CAROLE ANN BEAVER Here her love was in sports. BILLY RAY BRADSHAW My philosophy of life is to get the most that | can out of it. CALVIN REID BOLICK An athlete who plays his best, Finds that is where the honor rests. SARAH JO DOBBINS A smile paints a picture no artist can. DONALD WAYNE BRIGGS MARGARET ANNIS ERVIN Give me life, give me liberty, and above Tiny asa minute with lots of laughter in it. all Give me the right to be mischievous. WILLIAM WARREN CHRISTIE, JR. Life is not life at all without delight. —o SANDRA KAY ERWIN CHARLES WAY NE DAVIS Blushes become a fair face. Everything comes to him who waits-- Why hurry ? RACHEL ELIZABETH GILLESPIE JOHN LEE GRAHAM Although she is not so tall, When nature has work to be done, Remember the atom is very small. She creates a genius to do it. FRANCES GERALDINE JONES If a woman has long hair, It isa glory to her. HOWARD YOUNG GREGORY PEGGY JOAN LEAZER This man will go far; Recognize in her we must He believes everything he says. That she has personality plus. JERRY BERNARD HALLYBURTON BARBARA GAILE LONDON Wit is the salt of conversation, Music is my rampart, Not of food. and my only one. SAMMY EUGENE MORGAN One thing is forever good, That one thing is success. SUSAN REBECCA OWEN GEORGE REID MORROW She that has a merry heart All the world loves a lover Will never be forgotten. And here is a lion among ladies. a BARBARA FAYE SEAMON Never idle a moment but thrifty and thoughtful of others. ROBERT GARY MORRIS | can, and | will if | please. RALPH MARVIN OLIPHANT He is a man, take him all and all; You shall not look upon his like again. CAROLINE LAMADRID SOMERA If work will do it, She will win. PATRICIA ANN SOMERA Tis not a lip, or eye, we beauty call, But the joint force and full result of all . LARRY ARNOLD POTEAT | do what | have to do, But | sing because | must. CAROLE ELIZABETH TURMAN A voice of music is well said To be the speech of angels. JERRY WAYNE REX Some think the world is made for fun and frolic, And so do I. MARY ELEANOR THOMPSON Small in statue is she, Yet big in heart. JOSEPH MARTIN SLOOP Love of books is a love which Requires neither apology nor defense. sane NANCY CORNELIA WATSON NORMAN EUGENE SCHENK Her hair would be the color It's joy to know such a That pleaseth God. Good-natured boy. NANCY KELLY WISE Her popularity can be measured by her Multitude of friends. | SEANAD ARAN Soh Key Treasures CLASS POEM Keys A key is a masterpiece of art; It opens doors of importance. Our youth, our education, our future, Which are all attached in accordance. The door to the past cannot be opened; Our memories are all that remain, But they will stay through all the years As does the sunshine and rain. Our door now at present is open To our school we will always be true; Our hearts are filled with both joy and sorrow, Beacuse we are leaving you. Who knows what lies ahead for us? Our future we have yet to mold No one knows; we hold the key The key that opens the door to our goal. CLASS SONG (Tune: Loving You) We will spend our whole lives through, Remembering you, remembering you. Winter, summer, spring time too, Remembering you, remembering you. Makes no difference where we go or what we may do, You know we'll always remember you, Mt. Ulla. And if we seem to drift afar, We won't forget our high school, We'll be faithful, we'll be true, always true, to our school, Teachers, friends and parents too, We'll never forget you, You know that we'll always be Remembering you. Motto Obedience is the Key to every door. Colors Blue and Silver OWET Blue Violet Oh! faint delicious springtime violet, Thine odor like a key, Turns noiselessly in memory's word to let A thought of happiness free. ANN ANDERSON F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Song Leader 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; 4-H 3, 4, Song Leader 4; Driver Education 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; All County 3; Monogram Club 3, 4; Superlative 4, Most Athletic. CAROLE BEAVER Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 3,4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3; Class Day Officer, Sta- tistician 4; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff, Feature Editor; Bus Patrol 3. SARAH JO DOBBINS 4-H 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2,3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 4; Annual Staff, Literary Editor; Class Day Officer, Poet;F.H.A. 1, 2, 3,4, Treasurer 3; Bus Driver 3, 4; Junior Senior Plays; Marshal 3; Superlative 4, Most Studious. MARGARET ERVIN F.H.A. 1, 2,3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2,3, 4;°4-H 1, 2; 3, 4; Se- cretary 4; Driver's Education 2; Basketball 3; Miss Senior Class; Superlative 4, Quietest. SANDRA ERWIN Glee Club 1702, 3, 4;F.HeA. 1, +2, 3, 47 Class Officer, Re- porter 1; Monogram Club 4; Basketball Manager 3, 4; Cub Staff, Feature Editor 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Superlative 4, Best Dressed. RACHEL GILLESPIE ie eA, 2,00) 45 4-Hel 2,83 84 soocial: Ghainman wie von= ogram Club 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3,.4; Office Secretary 4; Basketball Manager 2; Basketball 3, 4; Superlative 4, Cutest. FRANCES JONES Glee Club 1;F.H.A. 1, 3, 4; 4-H 1; Halloween Queen 2; Class Day Officer 4, Giftorian; Driver's Education 2. PEGGY LEAZER , 2,3, 4; FLH.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3; Glee Club pee =) 4; Beta Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Cub Staff 3, Sports Ed- itor; F.T.A. 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Monogram Club 4; Basketball 2,3, Iualtelep, Supereuce 4, Best All Around. 4-H ] pee Key Hol Senio Monogram Club 4; Class Officer, Treasurer 3;F.F.A. 2; Super- lative 4, Most Cooperative. BILLY BRADSHAW F.F.A. 1, 2; Driver's Education 2; Bus Driver 3, 4. DONALD BRIGGS F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Bus Driver 4; Junior Play; 4-H 1. WILLIAM CHRISTIE F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Superlative 4, Quietest. CHARLES DAVIS F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; 3, 4; Bus Driver 4; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; Superlative 4, Best Looking; Mr. Senior Class. JOHNNY GRAHAM F.F.A.1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Bas- - ketball Manager 2; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Dri- ver's Education 2; Junior Play 3; Superlative 4, Most Original. HOWARD GREGORY Bus Driver 4. JERRY HALLYBURTON F.F.A. 1, 2; Bus Driver 4; Superlative 4, Wittiest. Statistics Directory gee, 2,03, 4; bel.A. 4; 4-H 1, 2,3, 4; Glee Club |, 2, 3, 4; Superlative 4, Friendliest. SUSAN OWEN F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Vice President 3; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Progra m Chairman 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, , Vice President 4; Monogram Club 4, President 4; F.T.A. 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Superlative 4, Wittiest; Cub Staff 3, 4; Bus Driver 4; Marshal 3; Junior Play 3; Class Day Officer 4, Prophet; Class Officer, Vice President 2, 4; 4-H Dairy Food Team Winner 1, 2. BARBARA SEAMON Gleew@iupnl, 2, 4-4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play. CAROLINE SOMERA F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; Driver's Education 2; Twirp Season Queen 3. PATSY SOMERA Glee Club 1, 2,3, 4; 4-H 1, 2, 3, Vice President 1,Dairy Food Team Winner 1, 2; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Program Chairman 2, President 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Beta Club 3, 4, Reporter 4; F.T.A. 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4, Editor-in-Chief; Bus Driver 3, 4; Class Officer, President 1, Reporter 3,4; Junior Play 3; Chief Marshal 3; School Reporter 4; Superlative 4, Best Looking,Most Original. ELEANOR THOMPSON F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, Treasurer 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Program Chairman 4; Class Officer 4, Sec- retary; Driver's Education 2; Superlative 4, Most Cooperative. CAROLE TURMAN F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 2; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Monogram Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice President 4; Beta Club 3, 4, Secretary 4; F.T.A. 3, 4, Vice President 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co- Captain 3, 4, All-County 3; Class Officer, Vice President 3; Marshal 3; Senior Play; Superlative 4, Most Likely to Succeed; Class Day Officer 4, Historian; Miss Hi Miss 4; Cub Staff 3; Annual Staff 4, Circulation Manager. NANCY WATSON idee, 3, 4,-90ng Leader 27.4=-H, |, 2,0; F.1.A. 3,4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Cub Staff 3, 4; Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Bus Driver 4; American History Award 3; Marshal 3; Senior Play; Superlative 4, Most Musical. SAMMY MORGAN F.F.A. 1, 2, Officer 1, 2; Class Officer, Vice President 2, Secretary 2, 3; Beta Club 3, 4, President 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Marshal 3; Class Day Officer 4, Lawyer; Senior Play; Super- lative 4, Most Likely to Succeed; Annual Staff 4, Business Man- ager; Driver's Education 2. REID MORROW A-halin 2peo, Reporter 4-eFereAw 1) +2, 4;.Glee Club 17.2,56, 4; Bus Driver 3, 4; Class Officer 4, Treasurer; Superlative 4, Best Dressed; Junior Senior Plays. GARY MORRIS F.F.A. 1; 4-H 1, 2 3, 4; Junior Play 3; Superlative 4, Friend- liest; Bus Driver 3; Driver's Education 2. RALPH OLIPHANT F.F.A. 1, 2, 4; Junior Senior Plays; Class Officer, President 2, 3, 4; Superlative 4, Best All Around Most Popular; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Bus Driver 3, 4; Driver's Education 2. LARRY POTEAT F.F.A. 1, 2,3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4, Parliamentary Procedure Team 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H 1, 2, 3; Superlative 4, Most Musical Most Athletic; Senior Play. JERRY REX 1, 2; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Su- perlative 4, Cutest. JOE SLOOP A-H 2; Annual Staff 4, Art Editor; Junior Play. NORMAN SCHENK FEA lp 2: NANCY WISE 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Chairman 3; Mon- ogram Club 3, 4, Reporter 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Annual Staff 4, Sports Editor; Junior Play; Cub Staff 4, Sports Editor; Bus Driver 3, 4; High School Queen 4; Outstanding Stu- dent Award 2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Superlative 4, Most Popular . The time. is the year 1968; the setting is s just outside the pearly gates of heaven. As we look we see a very undignified angel with halo slightly tipped over one eye. — _ Vee whiz, it's terribly lonely up ne without any of my ‘losveates, | really would like to see them once more--say, | N der if Saint Peter could helpme, = Yes, Susan, there is a way. ‘This is the key to ths doer of the Past. Threuah this passage S will be able to ee your ¢ assmates as they are today. But be careful you don't lose it. ose it, he says. Why | never misplaced a thing in my life. _ What a huge door. Why, | can hardly move it. Now I'll be very quiet and just take a peek behind it. Say, over there is ittle Red School House and the teacher is CAROLE TURMAN, but someone seems to be helping her. Who can that be? Why, LE: J 3--| always. knew Charles liked school. As, 1 continue | see a huge mansion one rows and rows of 1968 Fords--that must be JERRY HALLYBURTON's estate. Very ilman,| hear, but whyaFord? must have taken a wrong form bac here! | seem to bel ina seclcded area. If | can only regch that sign --well, nik U1, JOE a sole owner rand Hee ves [ Le have on ru iat drop by for a short visit. ee ce just a oe without ee co : h, it'sawful quiet--I'l] just stop by one of those brightly oe sidine - but | wonder what that sign means, Poteat's f Chance. I'd better investigate this. LARRY POTEAT; I may have fo report this to Saint Peter. Gee, this is really a lace andas I look about | see two more of my classmates--MARGARET ERWIN, who performs nightly as a dancer and LONDON, her pianist. They always were talented girls. way, meliet travel on- as I Taye! farther west As see CAROLINE SOMERA ce received Sa n' ve heed that oe eae Keto ‘Well, 1] icy WATSON fi nally broke down and bought her own any factory. And there's HOWARD oe what a ‘i sampling aney s candy all day. All | can say is someone better - pen a reducing salon and quick! Gee, New York at last--in lex than 2 you can't beat raveling by air; ive always had the urge to go into one of _ those huge skyscrapers--so here | go! Th is should be interesting--SAMMY MORGAN, Attorney at Law. I'll just fake a quick peek and see. Yes, hard at work , giving dictation. ANN ANDERSON makes a neat looking secretary, but why is she Ue 6 her boss? | never knew she was hard of hearing. _. Even from the top of this skyscraper | can hear the news boy shouting EXTRA-EXTRA readall about it--Five Star Genel — a awarded extra star for meritorious service. It seems RALPH OLIPHANT, while inspecting West Point, rescued the Physical Eayeation Teacher, PEGGY LEAZER, who while teaching her cadets to swim forgot to inflate her water wings. . Their newest medical equipment was flown in immediately by jet pilot, REID BOLICK, but without the careful attention of . Doctor CAROLE BEAVER and her assistant SANDRA ERWIN, the Coach would have never pulled through. Returning to the City by Ferry Boat, I find the Captain to be WILLIAM CHRISTIE. He always was a sea-faring man. But . what's this? That girl slings a wicked paint brush; | always ee BARBARA SEAMON's artistic ability would lead her to be a _ famous painter even if it is of Ferry Boats. Even from the pier, | can hear the laughter coming from Rex's Rough and Ready Variety Show; that boy did O.K. It must be nice to be your own Sponsor, Producer, Director, Cameraman and only Star. 1 certainly do wish this crowd would stop pushing. Cut it out! Stop elbowing me! Heavenly daisies, Saint Peter, they've ayep me over on a cruiser, Jones and Bradshaw Transcontinental Ocean Liners to be exact. I'm glad BILLY and FRANCES finally tied the knot in some way. My, but this ship has everything. I'll duck into this little room to get away from all the con- fusion. M-m-m-m, looks like a beauty salon-- Kelly's Parlor . Could this be just a slogan or is it the name of the owner? Yes, there's Miss NANCY WISE creating a new hair style, for the ship's recreation advisor RACHEL GILLESPIE? from the looks of _ that hair-do | certainly don't want her to get hold of my halo. _ Oh dear, I'm feeling a little sea sick! I'm taking no chances, I'll just hop off on the next island we pass. Now if | can only get my direction straight I'Il head back toward heaven, but I'll need a little assistance. Maybe someone in that grass shack can help. Of all people, ELEANOR THOMPSON and q missionary at that. Well she's one person Saint Peter can put on his list. Imagine a Ubangia Missionary, right in our midst. Well, that's about all the keyhole peeping !'m allowed to do now. But wait, there's DONALD BRIGGS and NORMAN SCHENK yet! No one seems to know what Donald is up to since he joined the Army Secret Service. Strictly confidential, you know! And Norman, well since he's in the Navy Submarine Division, he's under the water most of the time. This key is getting a little heavy now so I'd better take it back to it's rightful owner. Who knows, in another 10 years the key will probably get bigger and better. Coming, Saint Peter, I'm coming. Don't lock the gate just yet. Senior MOST POPULAR Nancy Wise Ralph Oliphant MOST LIKELY fo: SUGGEED Carole Turman Sammy Morgan Superlatives QUIETEST Margaret Ervin William Christie ERO. ao | | FRIENDLIEST Barbara London Gary Morris Sicily Seniol MOST ORIGINAL Patsy Somera Johnny Graham MOST MUSICAL Nancy Watson Larry Poteat uperlatives MOST STUDIOUS Sarah Jo Dobbins Joe Sloop MOST ATHLETIC Ann Anderson Larry Poteat BEST DRESSED Sandra Erwin Reid Morrow MOST COOPERATIVE Eleanor Thompson Reid Bolick Senior Uperlatives WITTIEST Susan Owen Jerry Hallyburton BEST ALL AROUND PeggnwL r Ralph O nt — Senior Superlatives Rachel Gillespie Jerry Rex O Zoe — o 2 ¥eéeéSs 835 oO | Pe, wn ioe nN OS may FS) faa) Class Day Dificers BRINGS JONES (ce cee. oe Giftorian SAMMY MORGAN.........22+ Lawyer GAROLE TURMAN... cea. « Historian SIN IO) WEIN srcee oo onde ees Prophetess MAROEE BEAVER! 20. cise one Statistician seca tre Sama Poetess Marshals PATSY SOMERA Chief Marshal CAROLE TURMAN SARAH JO DOBBINS SUSAN OWEN NANCY WATSON SAMMY MORGAN Last Will and Testament We, the seniors of the Class of 1958, being of strong bodies, sound minds, exceeding intelligence, and unmarred con- sciences, endeavor to leave to the underclassmen of this instutution, Mt. Ulla High School, certain traits and reputations that will long be remembered and never forgotten. We ask, even though you underclassmen may never reach our achievements, that you wi Fi Il accept these characteristics bestowed upon you. rst, to Miss Ina Stevenson and the entire faculty, we leave our greatest thanks and appreciation for their generous thoughts and efforts in making our high school career a happy and enjoyable one. iy I, Ie IF s | I, I, L, l, L I, I, I, L, L, L, L, I, L, L, JOE SLOOP, leave my liking for science to anyone who can make all A's and B's on four years of it. RACHEL GILLESPIE, leave my office secretarial job to Neely Houston, hoping she will be more successful with State reports than | am. LARRY POTEAT, will my basketball suit to John Beaver, in hopes that he will have as much fun and joy as | did. ANN ANDERSON, will my love for basketball to my sister, Pat. RALPH OLIPHANT, leave Bus No. 5 to anyone who can drive it without scraping the gears. CAROLE TURMAN, leave my basketball uniform No. 14 to my cousin, Brenda, in hopes she will enjoy wearing it as much as |. ELEANOR THOMPSON, will my Senior Superlative, Most Cooperative to my cousin, Sarah Lentz. WILLIAM CHRISTIE, will my brilliant mind in Agriculture to Clyde Rex. MARGARET ERVIN, will my love of dancing to anyone who will enjoy it as much as |. CAROLINE SOMERA, leave my locker, 67, to anyone who will have it. NANCY WATSON, will my bus, old 52, to anyone from Hurley who can afford to buy enough Scotch Tape to tape it together. NANCY WISE, will my ability to get along so well with Granite Quarry, to Sara Graham. JERRY REX, leave my ability to go to school and work afterwards, to anyone who can do it. e, PEGGY LEAZER, SUSAN OWEN, and SARAH JO DOBBINS, will our ability to get into mischief to Dovy Meadows, Reathea Greer, and Sandra Fesperman, in hopes that they will have as much fun as we had. JERRY HALLYBURTON, will my Bus No. 23 to anyone who can keep a gas tank on it longer than |. DONALD BRIGGS, will my ability to get along with girls to Floyd Graham. FRANCES JONES, will all my good times in study hall to my sister, Becky. REID MORROW, will my ability to stay in trouble with the girls to anyone who can have half as much fun as I've had. BILLY BRADSHAW, will Bus No. 79 to anyone who can keep from tearing out third gear. REID BOLICK, will my ability to shoot long shots in basketball to Hal McNeely. PATSY SOMERA, will to the next School Reporter, all of Mr. Wiggins' Bear Hugs for writing up school news for the POST and the TRIBUNE. BARBARA SEAMON, leave my love for World History to Miss Stewart. JOHNNY GRAHAM, leave my ability to take any of the Senior girls to ball games, to anyone who has a 1957 Ford. HOWARD GREGORY, will my ability to stay in school to Eddie Teeter. CAROLE BEAVER, leave my basketball suit, No.33 to Lynda Davis, hoping she will have as much pleasure wearing it cismile CHARLES DAVIS, leave my ability to stay in debt to anyone who can get out of it. BARBARA LONDON, leave my front seat on Bus No. 18 to Eddie Teeter. SANDRA ERWIN, leave my bus driving certificate, which was never used, to my sister, Brenda, in hopes she will make more use of it than |. We, GARY MORRIS and NORMAN SCHENK, in conclusion, just leave. And |, SAMMY MORGAN being of sound mind and strong body, do hereby fix my seal and signature on this the twenty- seventh day of May, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty-eight, Mt. Ulla, North Carolina. SAMMY MORGAN Lawyer Witnesses: JERRY HALLYBURTON CAROLE BEAVER BI LLY BRADSHAW OFFICERS RERON ea, ee ends Ona, erate e's eeresident Ac er ae nde patos Vice President COODNICH Teese: nia aite ities. 2 oer) DOClerary RUSSEL GO NINE geen emt tainters actos emia eros tre «eats TEQSUTEr SARAHMGRATIAM ater deter tel etartlsice © cintsustelsl sere orcas ateen cassie, KOPOLTEN We wind the mighty secrets of the Past, And turn the Key of time onward. Juniors IRENE ALEXANDER RALPH ATWELL MARY AGNES BROWN JIMMY BLAC KWELDER RACHEL CARPENTER RICHARD CONNELLY BETTY LOU GOODNIGHT RUSSELL CONNELLY SYLVIA LOWRANCE EDWARD CORRIHER MARY LOWARANCE BRENDA LITTLE JIM CORRIHER MARIE FREELAND FRANK CORRELL SARAH GRAHAM LOREN EDWARDS NEELY HOUSTON FLOYD GRAHAM MARGARET KISTLER FRANK COBLE PATTY MEADOWS GARY HOWELL CAROLYN JACKSON WAY NE FREEZE MARGARET PARKER WAY NE ORBISON BETTY JANE RANEY CLYDE REX JUDY REX Juniors DONALD RIDENHOUR JO ANN SAFRIT RUBY SHOAF JAMES MEADOWS PATSY SUMMITT TERRY SEAMON SYLVIA WAGGONER GROVER SLOOP LOUISE WATSON EDDIE TEETER DORIS WEAVER JERRY WISE SHIRLEY WEAVER OFFICERS GARRO LUSTER TE Rteaeemerta strane en eee ere ont. oPrestdenyk BARBARAMIAGCK SO Neser enn meee west oe e.V ice. President DAN EIBLEACER mere enetecstete se tote stem cere lett teteist «01 « eis s'e'ats « CECrETOLY CARR YaGRALIAM Sr aaa aiencmcte torrets ieret ctr cite’s ockan omesre 1 TOCSLITEN MA RYeoPULEINBURGER Me eeiiticrsstcknee sicars ss aos tett fern A ReDOLLeL Sophomores Look Onward to the Future, Live not for the Past For that key has but shut the door And veiled it like a mask, Sophomores JOHN BEAVER PAT ANDERSON LARRY BEAVER SANDRA ATHEY GLY DESB@GLE CAROLE ATWELL DANNY CALDWELL LIBBY BEAVER CLAY CHRISTIE PATRICIA BRADSHAW RICHARD CLARY NANCY CAUBLE EVERETTE CORRIHER SANDRA CLARY DALE DAVIS OLIN EDWARDS BRENDA ERWIN Sophomores RICHARD FESPERMAN BETTI YAGREEZE LARRY GRAHAM JOYCE GRAHAM JIMMY GIBSON BARBARA JACKSON JERRY GOODNIGHT RUTH KARRIKER ROBIE HODGE JANET LEAZER TERRY HOFFNER FRANCES LIPE JIMMY KEPLEY BETTY MARTIN BUDDY LEONARD NANCY MURDOCK Sophomores BOBBY LITTLE MARY FRANCES POOLE JACKIE MEADOWS PAM POTEAT HAL McNEELY JANICE RUSSELL JOE McNEELY WY LIE MAHATHEY MARY SHULENBURGER LARRY OWEN NORMAN POTEAT JOHNNY SAFRIT ELEANOR SLOOP JOHNNY TANNER CARROLL TEETER BERNARD WEBB IRVIN EMEA TRE Ome we rete oererecee ts. s Meet cctes oie lt aes resident VIRCUNTASLOWRAINGE Rs oc eere ssa wielegien tse cte’.. sv 1Ce President EV ALIINARHIG. GIN Saas cise det trian eats tet ee clet «6 OECTETATY CARNBINIGINEEILY cretetnvale eis sicreiatavente ce uicle b tees cteuecs, dations ve LTECSUIEL Aneshmen There was the Veil through which | might not see, There is a door to which | will find a Key. SANDY BROWN CAROLYN GOODMAN BERNICE GRAHAM LARRY CHILDERS NANCY GRAHAM VICK GRAHAM HAMILTON DARRELL REATHA GREER EVALINA HIGGINS MICHAEL DAVIS KATIE HELMS WENDY HUFFMAN PATTY JACKSON ALEX GOODMAN BECKY JONES JUDITH ANDREWS RUTH CANNON MARGARET CONNELLY TOMMY BLACKWELDER PATSY CRESS LYNDA DAVIS WALTER BRADSHAW CAROL DAVIDSON BRENDA FESPERMAN JIMMY BROWN SANDRA FESPERMAN CAROLYN GILLELAND JANET KLUTTZ WAY NE GOODMAN MARY LOU KLUTTZ SHIRLEY KLUTTZ LEWIS FEIMSTER MARY HALL KNOX SARA LENTZ JERRY HOFFNER VIRGINIA LOWRANCE DAVID LOWERY JOHN LINGLE DOVIE MEADOWS JOE LONDON DORIS MORGAN GARY McNEELY WAY NE MYERS BARBARA OWENS ODELL PETREA CALVIN SAFRIT WILMA SIMPSON BILL SCOGGINS DELANE TURMAN CAROLYN SLOOP HAROLD WATSON DONNIE WHITE BRENDA TURMAN IRVINE YEATTS eT Le ee sane Na oegee Here all grades start, the first grade. Grades We gather all keys now and play, Knowing that the right one will be ours someday. fighth Grade First Row: Rebecca Andrews, Brenda Atwell, Patricia Beaver, Fred Brown, Janice Beaver, Wayne Brown, Donald Cowan, Karen Bostian. Second Row: Shelia Bostian, Lana Clary, Joe Darrell, Doris Edwards, Johnny Freeze, Margaret Freeze, Preston Houston, Linda Leonard. Third Row: Gail McNeely, Freddie Leazer, Connie Poteat, Anita Sherrill, Brenda Wilson, Leroy Meadows, Richard Meadows, Junior Orbison. Fourth Row: Allen Parker, Martha Poole, Terry Wagoner, Larry Walser. Seventh Grade First Row: Alfred Alexander, Linda Anderson, Dianne Boyd, Janice Brawley, Johnny Clanton, Mickey Cooley, Tom Coble, Kaye Dagenhart, Robie Davidson. Second Row: Ray Dorton, Mikie Edwards, Linda Feimster, Nancy Goodman, Donald Graham, Clarkie Graham, W. A. Graham, Len Greer, Jimmy Higgins. Third Row: Peggy Houston, Billy Kluttz, Michael Leazer, Mickey Lefler, Butch Leonard, Jimmy Lylerly, Bobby McBride, Morris Morrow, Gary Penley. Fourth Row: James Poole, Brenda Robinson, Bobby White, Patsy Wilkinson, Larry Williams, Elaine Wilson. Pep ANS GA . a eee, 4 4 First Row: Jean Blevins, Evelyn Brown, Lynn Brown, Eva Childers, Tommy Clanton, Amy Connelly, Gene Corriher, Amata Darell . Second Row: Marcia Davis, Bobby Edmiston, Larry Graham, Johnnie Graham, Larry Huffman, Pat Knox, Larry Lackney, Billy Lentz. Third Row: Mac Lentz, Bill McLaughlin, Michael McNeely, Jane Misenheimer, Ann Morrison, Becky Orbison, Joyce Plyler, Larry Rape. Fourth Row: Brenda Rice, Wayne Robinson, Kenny Seamon, Bobby Shinn, Eddie Sloop, Erskine Sloop, Grier Talbert. rifth Grade First Row: Ann Alexander, Larry Alley, Terry Bassinger, Judy Benfield, Jimmy Bostian, Kathryne Brown, Terry Caldwell, Randy Clary, Steve Walser, Michael Thompson. Second Row: Sylvia Smith, Gary Sloop, Richard Sain, Ronald Rice, Wanda Poston, Janie Penley, Judy Owens, Nancy Owens, Patty Orbison, Randy Neil. Third Row: Dale McConnell, Wrenn Meadows, Emory Martin, Gerald London, Kenny Leazer, Susan Ketchie, Wayne Jones, Bobby Houck, Glenda Grey, Brenda Gregory. Fourth Row: Lennie Graham, Tony Graham, Ilene Graham, Hayden Goins, Diane Davis, Patricia Cowan, Ronnie Cooley, Dickey Cook. fag ye JF wa @ Wi lw oRers BA | aR FG erat i : aS } my AS aw - fourth Grade First Row: Thomas Atwell, Cynthia Beach, Lonnie Beaver, Grady Beaver, Jimmy Benfield, Agnes Belk, Boyce Benton, Linda Boyd, Billy Clanton, Kay Cowan. Second Row: Laurie Davidson, Steven Erwin, Jan Dagenhart, Rusty Goodman, Deborah Graham Wells Hall, Barbara Harrison, Patsy Karriker, Johnny Karriker, Stephen Kennedy. Third Row: Eddie Kluttz, Gary Lippard, Darlene Meadows, Jimmy Misenheimer, Bryan Morrison, Sara Ruth Mardock, Gordan Overcash, Susan Plyler, Ethel Ruth Poole, Fred Seamon. Fourth Row: Johnny Seamon, Doris Shoaf, John Sloop, Selina Ridge, Jean Robinson, Donna Wagner, Gary Wagoner, Elizabeth Wells Jeff Upright. Third Grade First Row: Chris Atwell, Linda Barger, Larry Beam, Ronnie Beaver, Jimmy Belk, Mary Francis Benton, Eddie Brawley, Starr W. Brown, J. R. Caldwell. Second Row:Randy Duncan, Bobby Graham, David Hall, John Hall, Ray Helms, Alise Kennedy, Janice Kennerly , Paulette Kerr, Carolyn Lackey. Third Row: Marilyn Lackey, Junior Lambert, Hugh MacCherry, Suzanne Owens, WilliamPoston, Jean Ranson, Donald Rape, Wayne Renza, Steven Robinson. Fourth Row: Henry Rouse, Andrew Thompson, Curt West, Barry Wiggins, Kathy Turman. oa, a ‘A Second Grade First Row: Frankie Alley, Tommy Andrews, Linda Belk, Mae Brown, Johnny Caldwell, Jimmy Clanton, David Cline, Gail Cowan, John Cress, Dan Edminston. Second Row: Dwight Graham, Brenda Hamby, Gary Harrison, Roger Higgins, Linda Hoffner, Molly Hoffner, Paula Karriker, Ronnie Kerr, Robert Knox. Third Row: Gary Lingle, Penny Goodman, Allen Lowrance, Darrel Meadows, Michael McNeely, Linda Morgan, Elaine Morrow, Mike Neill, Vickie Parker, La Donna Prophet. Fourth Row: Shirley Ridge, Barbara Sherrill, Bobby Sherrill, Jimmy Sloop, Wayne Wagoner, R uth Wells. First Grade First Row: Katy Sue Alexander, Susie Andrews, Barry Atwell, Jimmy Bassinger, Shirley Beaver, Sonie Caldwell, Willene Christy, Rebecca Clary, Linda Sue Corriher, Alice Cline. Second Row: Joyce Cress, Jerry Ervin, Terry Freeze, Randy Garrison, Bonnie Graham, Delane Graham, Correll Hall, Tom Hall, Terry Hegler, Donald Huffman. Third Row: Rachel Jones, Billy Karriker, Bobby Kennerly, Diane Kennedy, Donnie Lackey, Kenny Lowarance, Thomas Lowary, Terry Lowrance; Jean May, Clifton Meadows, Fourth Row: Sandra Meadows, Tommy McLaughlin, Stevie McLaughlin, Nancy McNeely, Christine Miller, Pat Morrow, Donna Owens, Sandra Plumber, Carolyn Rape, Geraldine Reid. Fifth Row: Vallie Reid, Michael Rice, Chuck Seamon, Stevie Shinn, Kay Sloop, Labon Sloop, Donald Smith, Kay Talbert, Eddie Wells, Maxwell West, Randy Wiggins. ‘ oo ¥ ot : Seated: Miss Ina Stevenson, Advisor; Patsy Somera, Editor- in-Chief; Sammy Morgan, Business Manager; Sarah Jo Dobbins, Literary Editor; Joe Sloop, Art Editor. Standing: Carole Turman, Circulation Manager; Carole Beaver, Feature Editor; Nancy Wise and Larry Poteat, Sports Editor. MISS INA STEVENSON. Advisor PATSY SOMERA SAMMY MORGAN. % Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Cub Staff Susan Owen, Editor-in-Chief; Nancy Watson, Art Editor; Nancy Wise, Sports Editor; Wayne Freeze, Business Manager; Jerry Wise, Sports Editor; Sandra Erwin, Feature Editor. Library Staff Janice Russell, Mary Ellen Shulenburger, Nancy Cauble, Patricia Bradshaw, Carole Atwell. future Homemakers of America OFFICERS PATSY SOMERA sata cee cosines aie eer esicent MARY LOWRANCE... 25 sce «see Vilcesbresident MARY: SHULENBURGER sn a ete eenieitt mOeCreialy, ELEANORIHOMPS ONG eee eee ee eeerricecstcel RUBYASHOAF scour cea ogramscnarinnan RUTH KARRIKER= ete erie eer barlimentanian MY RASLIPES icete acto tce mates aoe iemeite coreliskoricln ANNUANDERSON jasc cen eee eaeeees DOnga Leader MRS LEVON CAT WEULE ee as eee er en eee dVison OFFICERS RR MMEOULEA «cocoa cele clo esecesece cee ePresident MiptrIE ORBISON... ..7......-s-.+.. Vice President BIE AGINEE LY siclcs cic uses sue e100 40 eos ee oe 0eCTetOry Pera intye GRAHAM 05 0. ce ccc cs eee eee e's slreasurer INI GALDWELL oe lo Sec cess seve ows eee Reporter PMU CMV URIUIE sae. oss cc eses noaess e oentinel future farmers of fmerica J sd Senior 4-H CAROLE TURMAN........ ....President MARGARET ERVIN........ ... secretary EDDIE TEETER........... Vice President ELEANOR THOMPSON .Program Chairman ANN ANDERSON...... ... 90ng Leader Junior 4-H ANITASS HERRI EL eee ete Presiaent GAIL McNEELY...........Vice President JOE DARELL...........Program Chairman KAREN BOSTIAN...............Reporter SHELIA BOSTIAN............0ng Leader Glee Club MRS EUGENE FINK.....2.. . .Director MARY LOWRANCE...........President LARRY POTEAT..........Vice President CAROLE TURMAN........... Secretary Band MR. SPENCER HATLEY Instructor and Director future Teachers Bus Drivers America But we are both! SUSAN OWEN 2. Se eee. CAROLE TURMAN«..... Vice President PEGGY LEAZER....Secretary-Treasurer MISS INA STEVENSON....... Advisor . President sy Ps GM 6: Sag OGIO R te SS «tte hag, © . se 1 Be bt ae iss 8 Gain OPO tai RRS sc i ME aa OE pi ae 4 a a Bes DES Le plies, SUSAINFOWEN 3. sc: 02.0..Vice PE@GCYELEAZER. «53 CAROLE TURMAN.. PATSY SOMERA.... MRS. MORROW.... ° ° SAMMY MORGAN...........President President Treasurer Secretary . Reporter . Advisor INSTALLATION SERVICE New Members: Wayne Freeze Betty Lou Goodnight Sara Graham Margaret Kisler Jerry Wise Custodians Lunchroom Workers | Mrs. V. E. Haynes, Mrs. O. M. Edwards. Mr. and Miss Dneshman Mr. and Miss Saphamore Mr. and Miss Senior Ulla Miss Mt aud Mr. ‘ ing aud Dueen Prince and Privacess RANDY DUNCAN and WILLIAM POSTON I CIA I EE | Susan Owen, President; Carole Turman, Vice President; : : Patsy Somera, Secretary-Treasurer. Jute the realm of Sports birls © ce See SUSAN OWEN LOUISE WATSON Z COACH J. 0. STRADLEY DOVIE MEADOWS SARAH JO DOBBINS MARY KNOX. Basketball = Yost y 8 al CAROLE BEAVER ANN ANDERSON wm | bs ee PEGGY LEAZER A Mea, 1 RE ee pai asa: , 4 | e : J RACHEL GILLESPIE | i | bed iS | nas mm LYNDA DAVIS b MARY LOU KLUTTZ Boys ot : JOHN BEAVER LARRY POTEAT oy Sennen susan JACKIE MEADOWS CAROLE TEETER ae JERRY WISE Phe PS SN EROS PME RE SNS) STARRETT TINS ETRE A re) ve! MOOSE OE ROE DP IRAN MC ID EME BSE eR Basketball GARY HOWELL HAL MCNEELY GARY McNEELY FRANK COBLE CALVIN SAFRIT %) Ps O O O O 7) =i va Pa) JIM CORRIHER, Manager IRVINE YEATTES Baseball Team First Row: Frank Coble, James Meadows, Don Ridenhour, Johnny Safrit, Eddie Teeter, Hal McNeely, Jimmy Gibson, Larry Graham, Clyde Bogle. Second Row: Carroll Teeter, Gary Howell, Bobby Little, Jackie Meadows, Gary McNeely, Clyde Rex , Johnny Beaver. Third Row: Jerry Wise, Richard Clary, Wayne Freeze, Larry Beaver, Bill Scoggins, Alex Goodman, Joe McNeely, Russell Connelly, Richard Fesperman. COACH STRADLEY WAY NE ORBISON Manager (iheerleader PATSY SOMERA PATTY MEADOWS SARAH LENTZ JANET LEAZER NANCY WATSON BRENDA LITTLE ee eee WES PEPER tas LSE tSY rae BRL ern ee eer SAE OH So SS ee DP eK a eT Wate need eR oe ee SS ee ee SE a“ NE Ns a ee ONSEN, en a Di. iE, Sh HAN NA. te, om in, se? We of the 1958 Annual Staff and Senior Class wish to take this page to especially thank the following advertisers-for their interest and support of our Year-Book andhigh school. Through your ads you showa school spirit which has been carried over from your own school days. To advertise is to create a demand; this we hope to fulfill. In- deed you hold the KEY to the KEEPSAKE! _ Thank you, The Class of '58 Por er er er SERVICE OIL COMPANY C.C. Brown, Distributor Gas-Kerosene-Fuel Oil Dial 3-241] U.S. Highway, Mooresville, N.C. } EARLE'S Office Supplies Salisbury, N.C. SHUMAKER STORE Purina Feeds Amoco Gas-Oil Groceries SERVICE OIL AND TIRE CO. Mooresville, North Carolina ROY'S RHYTHM RANCH Dancing Wednesday, Friday, Saturday Jitterbug Contest Wednesday and Saturday Door Prize Friday Round Dancing Thursday Near Franklin, N.C. SALISBURY FLOOR COVERING SHOP Mohawk Carpets and Rugs Inlaid Linoleum-Yard Good Linoleum Wall Covering-Rubber and Asphalt Tile Phone 542 211 North Main St. Salisbury, N.C. Compliments of McLEAN'S SUPERMARKET Mooresville, N.C. MORROW BROTHERS FURNITURE Furniture Appliances Service Mooresville, N.C. RAYLASS DEPARTMENT STORE Everything to wear For entire Family Mooresville, N.C. Compliments of NEWS CENTER Mooresville, N.C. COMPTON MOTORS, INC. Your Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer Rear of Post Office Dial 2-103] Mooresville, N.C. Compliments of TROUTMAN SHIRT COMPANY Work Shirts Sport Shirts Pants Troutman, N.C. MARGARET'S BEAUTY SHOP Specialist in Permanent Waving Expert Operators Phone 3-525] 171 North Main Street Mooresville , N.C. KNIGHT'S FLOWER SHOP Phone NOrth 2-3443 Mooresville, N.C. BROWN'S SKATING RINK AND SWIMMING POOL Rent for Private Parties Mooresville, N.C. CASHION FURNITURE Home of Furniture Values Phone 2-182] 112 S. Main St. Mooresville, N.C. oe Orr er Modern Ginnery Custom Grinding Mixing Phone 3-716] Mooresville, N.C. DILLON MANUFACTURING CO. We Make: Chairs, Tables and Bedroom Suites Mooresville, N.C. CITY ELECTRIC COMPANY Electrical Contractors Appliances-Repairing-Fixtures Phone 293 837 S. Main Street Salisbury, N.C. Compliments of CAVIN'S FUNERAL HOME Mooresville, N.C. MOORESVILLE GIN FEED CO. Compliments of STANBACK COMPANY, LID. A Rowan County Industry SalisbUry 7am Gr CLINE'S SHOE SERVICE Expert Shoe Repair We Save Your Soles 110 East Innes Salisbury, N.C. HOLT COAL OIL COMPANY Phone 1035 314 Salisbury Avenue Salisbury, N.C. SOUTHERN RADIO CO. G.E. Electrical Appliances TV's Spencer, N.C. PSP PPO Ore WAGONER SUPPLY CO. 812 West Innes Street Salisbury; aN cr BESK JEWELERS Diamond Watches-Jewelry Locally Owned and Operated Mooresville, N.C. BECKY HINKLE FABRICS Spencer--Kannapolis It's Smart To Sew For that Something Beautiful or Unusual, Visit Becky's Compliments of JIMMIE BLACKWELDER'S BARBECUE West Innes Street Salisbury, N.C. T. P. ERVIN'S GROCERY Fresh Meats Gas and Oil Phone 2501 Bectahopidt mai. @e HOPE POWELL PHOTOGRAPHY Phone 4033 119 1 2 West Innes Street Salisbury, N.C. PILOT LIFE INSURANCE CO. Phone 116 and 16] Salisbury, N.C. WILLIAM L. BROADWAY Insurance Agency Auto and Fire Insurance Phone 6131 612 S. Main Street Salisbury, N.C. eS Ce ee ee ew en ede OM ye Bet BO ke a) BOL eal Le ee te ee ee ee ee LIBBY'S Featuring Sportswear Phone No. 36461 Mooresville, N.C. MILLER DRUG COMPANY S. H. Price, Sr., Pharmacist Sani t bhice woe ebhanmacist Mooresville, N.C. Compliments of BRAWLEY SEED COMPANY, INC. Mooresville, N.C. Compliments of SALLY'S GRILL Phone-No. 2201] 348 N. Main Street Mooresville, N.C. Compliments of CAROLINA TIRE COMPANY Your Goodyear Hotpoint Dealer Phone 311] Mooresville, N.C. SMITH'S GROCERY SERVICE Vegetables, Frozen Foods Meats Open 7 Days Nights a Week Always Ready To Serve Salisbury Highway Mooresville, N.C. Compliments of DARLYN BEAUTY SALON Phone NOrth-34461 Mooresville, N.C. Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK Mooresville, N.C. MAYHEW SEWING MACHINE SHOP Your Local Necchi-Elna Dealer Phone No. 3-325] Mooresville, N.C. PEOPLE'S FURNITURE STORE Appliances Fine Furniture Sherwin-Williams Paints Mooresville's Oldest Furniture Store Main Street Mooresville, N.C. Compliments of BROWN'S MEN SHOP Quality Clothes Phone No. 3-251] 221 N. Main Street Mooresville, N.C. YOUNG MEN'S SHOP Home of Quality Campus Wear Phone No. 2-237] 222 N. Main Street Mooresville, N.C. BUTLER CAMPBELL SHOES Shoes for the Entire Family Imagine Priced from $2.99 to $5.99 Always In Step With Style 232 N. Main Street Mooresville, N.C. J. C. LIVENGOOD GARAGE SALVAGE Low Priced Used Cars New Used 24 Hour Wrecker Parts Service Phone 6924-W Route 1, Box 195 Salisbury, N.C. MOORESVILLE LAUNDRY Laundry and Odorless Dry Cleaning Phone 3-443] Mooresville, N.C. BY-PASS GROCERY SERVICE STATION 801 at 150 Route No. 3 Mooresville, N.C. ee ee ae an et. ae, Oe et Jena aCe ea We a Sy ee Net Ok Se ae ee Rey ee ne es ee JOHNSON AND ROACH CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. General Contractors Phone 6985 1704 S. First Street Post Office Box 174 Salisbury, N.C. CASPER'S Shoes you Love- With names you Know 105 N. Main St. Salisbury, N.C. |SENHOUR BRICK TILE CO. Phone 3966 Box 1249 Salisbury, N.C. HEDRIX'S BROTHERS BARBECUE Statesville Highway Phone 9379 Salisourvem N Ge EDDLEMAN CYCLE MACHINE SHOP Sales Service Cushman Motor Scooters Air-Cooled Motor Rebuilding Special Built Lawn Mowers Phone UL=-7-2117 China Grove, N.C. MILFORD HILLS FLORIST Open Day Night Phone 4065-J 2021 Woodleaf Road Salisbury, N.C. THE MUSIC MART Music Headquarters 1912 West Innes Street Salisbury, N.C. WATSON BROTHERS TV 105 Gregory Avenue--Phone 5 Day and Night Statesville Road Salisbury, N.C. W. L. BRADSHAW THE SHOE FAIR JEWELER 203 1 2 S. Main Street Self Service--Save Up To 70 % Salisbury, N.C. Watch Repairing Only Genuine Parts Watches Clocks Famous Name Shoes 113 West Innes St. Salisbury, N.C. Congratulations From NORMAN INGLES'S JEWELERS ZIMMERMAN'S eri To Mount Ulla's Greatest THE GIFT CENTER Class Of Seniors West Innes Salisbury, N.C. Sd lisburyy a Nance Compliments of Compliments of BAILEY REXALL DRUG CO. Free Deliver ROWAN PRINTING COMPANY 120 North Main Street Phone 480 The Place To Meet Your Friends Salisbury, N.C. Salisbury, N.C. MARSHALL'S CHARCOAL STEAK HOUSE Compliments of Phone 9138 1609 West Innes Street FISHER THOMPSON alisbur a. nade HARDWARE Charcoal Steaks Fried Chicken Country Ham SalisbUry; susneG. Sea Foods ee ee ae | Compliments of BELKS DEPARTMENT STORE, INC. Home of Better Values Mooresville, N.C. ROWAN FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS' ASSOCIATION W. L. Shaver—President Headquarters: Salisbury, N.C. LOWERY CONCRETE CO., INC. Mooresville, N.C. All Kinds of Concrete Work Ready-Mix Concrete North 3-731] Compliments of J. L. RITCHIE TRACTOR CO. China Grove, N.C. Compliments of CHINA GROVE FABRIC SHOP China Grove, N.C. GROVE SUPPLY COMPANY Who lesale-Retail Building Supplies Phone UL 77274 Highway No. 29 China Grove, N.C. MILFORD HILLS AMOCO SERVICE Intersection of U. S. 70 Statesville Highway SaISOUTY yaIN nr DOMESTIC LOANS, INC. Auto-Personal-Furniture Phone 3-105] 144 E. Center Avenue Mooresville, N.C. M.J. M. FURNITURE CO. Furniture Appliances Phone 2-188] Mooresville, N.C. Compliments of BELKS OF SALISBURY Home of Better Values SaLiSOULyemIN = G R. L. KERR CONSTRUCTION All Types of Grading Sand-Gravel Hauling Salisbury Drive Mooresville, N.C. MILLS BOOTERY Home of Red Goose Shoes Mooresville, N.C. CITY GROCERY AND MARKET Fresh Meats and Produce Phone 2-213] Free Delivery Compliments of John Mack Gon 128 North Main Street Mooresville, N.C. FARM SERVICE COMPANY Highway 150 Salisbury, N.C. Custom Grinding and Mixing Compliments of MAV1IS SHOES Mooresville, N.C Compliments of PAGE BARBER SHOP Salisbury, N.C. ENTERPRISE PRINTING CO. Phone No. 2-158] 144 N. Broad Street Mooresville, N.C. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Home Owned Phone NOrth 37401 Main Street Mooresville, N.C. LOWE MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Phone 3-140] 226 North Broad Street Mooresville, N.C. Compliments of LINHERS, INC. Phone No. 3688] Be @rebOxailio Salisbury Drive Mooresville, N.C. INGRAM'S CLEANERS Shirt and Laundry Once Tried, Satisfied Cleaning-Alterations Shirt Laundering Complete Rug Carpet Cleaning Phone No. 22161 404 N. Main Street Mooresville, N.C. SCHENK'S ESSO SERVICE Guaranteed Mufflers, Tail Pipes Tires--Batteries General Overhaul! Work Salisbury Highway Mooresville, N.C. MOORESVILLE FLOUR MILL, INC. Southern Biscuit Flour Tenda-Bake Corn Meal Mooresville, N.C. WEANT'S REPRODUCTION HOUSE Makers of Fine Reproductions MOORESVILLE OJL COMPANY Distributor of Esso Products Repairing-Refinishing-Upholstering of Modern Antique Furniture 146 N. Main Street Phone 17 Mooresville, N.C. Mitchell Avenue Extension Salisbury, N.C. MID-STATE OIL COMPANY Courtesy of SALISBURY-SPENCER RETAIL FURNITURE Phone 4900 DEALERS ASSOCIATION Quality Products-Friendly Service Milford Hills Road First Furnish Your Home Salisbury 7 IN Ge Z1MMERMAN-SHUPING GROCERY SERVICE Compliments of Meats—Produce-Feeds BELK CLINE COMPANY Chi e ° Phone 1330-J ina Grove, N.C Hi-Way 601 Home of Better Values Salisbury, N.C. Groceries Gas Radio Television M. S. CLEANERS Service COMMUNITY GROCERY Phone 3-1081 Dry Cleaning at its Best West Innes Street Salisbury, N.C. Mazeppa, N.C. GOODMAN'S DRUG Prescription Druggists Medical Center Pharmacy Across From The Hospital Phone No. 2-203] Mooresville, N.C. Salisbury, N.C. Salisbury COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Joe Ikall Son MOORESVILLE BILLARDS Salisbury Drive Mooresville, N.C. Compliments of EURKA DANCE HALL Carl Lee Wilhelm Cleveland, N.C. GOODMAN LUMBER CO. Quality Millwork Everything for the Builder Phone 305-306-4-5 Salisbury, N.C. NORMAN'S JEWELERS REGISTERED JEWELER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY Zieoee Main ot. Phone 660 Salisbury, N.C. J. B. CALDWELL SON Groceries and Meats Gas-Oil Country Products Phone Salisbury 4935-R2 Mie laiNie Ge Clement E. Pless MUTUAL INSURANCE Box 4 Phone 3-616] Mooresville, N.C. Congratulations JOHN V. BARGER AND COMPANY General Contractors Phone NOrth 3-517] ey KON, [okey AIA0) Mooresville, N.C. STEELE FEED AND SEED Purina Chow Mathieson Fertilizer Custom Grinding Mixing Seed and Cleaning Phone Cleveland 2505 Bear Poplar, N.C. CHINA GROVE FCX SERVICE Feeds, Seeds, Farm Supplies Unico Electrical Appliances 338 N. Main Telephone UL 75938 FC X-- Owned by its 57,000 Patrons in the Carolinas YOUNT'S GROCERY Route 6 Salisbury, N.C. Our Customers Are Our Most Important Asset OIL PRODUCTS €@) D. D. Edmunson Agents Sinclair Products Post Office Box 435 Phone 1216 Salisbury, N.C. BRAWLEY’S GARAGE General Repairs Welding Of All Kinds Phone 3-2434 Mount Ulla Highway ROWAN DAIRY Hometown Dairy Innes Street Salisbury, N.C. Your Dollars Buys More At DAVIS SUPPLY COMPANY Phone 2-281 1 Mooresville, N.C. MAYNARD MUSIC CO. One of The Oldest Music Houses in The South Salisbury, N.C. JAMES A. SLOAN Sales—Detecto Scales-Service Phone Salisbury 4983-M2 Mount Ulla, N.C. Compliments of N E W AUTO Compliments of 2 acces MOORESVILLE ASSOCIATION of TRIBUNE Mooresville, N.C. Salisbury, N. C. CHINA GROVE HARDWARE CO. Telephone-UL 7-2319 Paints, Appliances, Sporting Goods Oil Heater, Hot Air Furnaces We Service What We Sell CORRIHER GIN COMPANY Most Complete Gin In The State Cotton Ginner and Buyer Saw Milling-Lumber Dressing Fertilizer and Bulk Limestone Mount Ulla, N.C. s Wied or f L. W. Owen Sons P.O. Box 456 bn fl Pe. y Vibe J | fs | (g | xm phoner45e log Salisbury, N.C. Congratulations May you of the Class of '58 cling to those High Ideals of Scholarship and The Good Will of Others. THE ART SHOP House of: Fine Furniture, Carpet, Drapes and Lamps------ Complete Decoration Service Phone 1153 and 4876 Lincolnton Road Salisbury, N.C. GEORGE W. BAME Cotton Ginner and Buyer Most Complete Cotton Gin In The County Barber, N.C. ERWIN'S GARAGE AND REPAIR SHOP We weld anything And Repair All Types of Farm Machinery You Name It-We Can Build It MOUNT ULLA FLOUR MILLS, INC. South's Most Modern Flour Feed Mill Manufacturers of Silver Crest Flour--Champion Far-Mo Feeds Mount Ulla, N.C. RANEY'S STEAK HOUSE JEOOCIATAInsE beste Private Dining Rooms For Parties Or Any Other Special Occasion SeillsisWinys (Ni. C MOORESVILLE ICE CREAM CO., INC. De Luxe Ice Cream Phone No. 3-5141 172 N. Broad Street Mooresville, N.C. Compliments of BAMBY BAKERY Salisbury, N.C. Compliments of TEETER'S FOOD MARKET Mooresville, N.C. PIO OE see LPF PIL PP PE PI PP PP PS PP EP Oe re rer oe aoa Lesson for Seniors... and Other Smart Students Good light heads off drowsiness and speeds you through assignments. So make sure your bulb is in the proper size, that your lamp shade reflects light, and that it flares enough to dif- fuse light over all your work area. Make good light your friend . . . for life. It costs so little, means so much! Mooresville, N.C. POWER COMPANY Vato, y See S, ZB) a tesg te Fidmont (Gnrolene 1924 1958 Grade A Milk Pasteurized Homogenized R. E. EDMISTON AND SONS Mount Ulla Road Telephone NOrth 3-1381 gen gis mee baat Mat Ly ZL, XD offlic, cea ies pave “individ ey oF, V4, da ) vA i Nee AML HE SED j and Ce ae AUK. 4etCet5 eg Zz ood. J el. thik ef « gl L U4, oa of rimenBrctnay aL Le grok (Sats ove | PPB PPP LP PPP PP PPP PSP PP rrr et Burlington ae INTO THE QuALiry LIFE OF O O WV AMERICA As the World's leading textile manufacturing organization, Burlington Industries and its member companies produce anamazing array of fabrics for every phase of the clothing industry, as wellas fabrics for the home, for industry, for automotive and aviation uses, and for most other purposes. Burlington's products are truly Woven Into the Life of America, Because of its broad diversification, Burlington offers to the young man or woman seeking a career in textiles truly unlimited opportunities in every phase of the textile field. MOORESVILLE MILLS AND CASCADE WEAVING CO. units of (NDUSTRIES, INC. Executive Offices Greensboro, N.C. Compliments of LEONARD'S JEWELRY of Mooresville, N.C. THE END DAVID GROCERY 201 Cascade Street Tel. No. 3-5825 Mooresville, N.C. 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