West Stanly High School - Pegasus Yearbook (Oakboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1964 volume:

4 1 ' f 1.1 Y THE Publkofion of the Yearbook Staff of WEST STANLY HIGH SCHOOL Oakboro, North Carolino IN MEMORY OF A He exemplified the finest in young manhood; He believed in and inspired young people; He served his fellow man; He marched breast forward, never doubting clouds would break. LASTON McCULLEN GRANTHAM 4 FOREWORD Because this was our second year of consolidation, we came together, a more closely-knit group. Our classmates were no long- er new faces from Endy, Ridgecrest, Oakboro, and Stanfield: they were now old friends. Our purposes, achievements, and school spirit were more evident. In the PEGASUS we have tried to capture this feeling of one- ness , of belonging. As the seasons unfold within these pages, may they bring vivid memories of your good times at West. Seniors, when we have left West, and the business of making a living and raising a family overshadow our high school days, may this book be a reminder of our two fun-filled years at West. Juniors, may this book inspire you to greater things for your class and for West. Sophomores, you will be the first graduating class to have com- pleted all four years at West. May you strive to make something better of the best. Freshmen, may you develop a fierce pride in your school. Give it standards, traditions, uniquen ess. Make it a being, not just a building. We present the 1964 edition of the PEGASUS as a chronicle of this year- -your year at West. Dianne Helms Editor Contents FALL Administration Faculty .... Classes .... WINTER Features . . . Athletics . . . SPRING Activities . . . SUMMER Advertising . . 14 15 18 54 61 70 86 We didn ' t think those apples would work In the beginning . . . confusion . . . dosses September brought a new principal, a different faculty, and a huge throng of students! The eagerly awaited and sometimes dreaded opening days began with noisy chaos in the halls. New friends, new faces, new teachers, and new classes added to the hubbub. After a few weeks freshmen began finding their classes without aid and sophomores, juniors, and seniors became re-acquainted. Work and fun began; everyone knew the year was in full swing. I n in Help! October b r ou ght the long-awaited Beta tapping ceremony. The impressive candlelight ceremony brought thirty-three new members into the club. La- ter on, some would be placed on the probation list, but for the present the ecstasy of being a Beta abated their fears and aroused their hopes. Out, out, brief candle Crisp, cool autu mn days call for football and the WSHS squad rallied to their call. The squad improved this year by winning two games, one against Parkwood, the other against Sun Valley. West fans gasped when Garland Carr was incapacitated as the result of a broken collar bone. Other boys were hurt; other games were played (some lost), but WSHS students still looked to their football team to boost school spirit. Highlight of our Homecoming Game Basketball, Parties, the excitement of Christmas Sighs of Relief . . . Christmas Vacation Winter Work and Worry . . . January Exams Winter came to West Stanly High School bringing basketball season, more sock hops, Christmas vacation, mid-term exams (ugh), and (lo and be- hold!) class rings! The basketball teams won and lost, but always dis- played good sportsmanship. Everyone (teachers included) was gay after the short, exhilarating Christmas vacation. Three weeks later, mid-term examinations inter- rupted the students ' dreams of being in a Winter Wonderland . Many stu- dents burned the midnight oil cram- ming for the next day ' s exams. As the wear and tear of this experience wore off, seniors began to look toward the arrival of class rings. With February came the class rings and the revival of the annual practice of shaking hands (the better to show the ring). Winter- -another season of our fi- nal year at WSHS went by too fast! Class Rings Sparkle . . . Seniors Glow The Alpha and Mr. Shelton, Did you know there was a dog in MACBETH? The final week, graduation practice, that strange feeling of joy and nostalgia, and the excite- ment of those last days brought the year to a close. Each event was greeted by Seniors ' cries that it is the las t . Unde r c las s men realized that there would be other high school years, but each felt the sentimental feeling that there would never be another year such as this. Looking back brought memories of work, pleasure, friendship, and the realization that the year had passed with the speed of wonderful times, leaving lasting memories. 10 Watch those flying capitals ! Omega of Graduation m-, . ' ADMINISTRATION . . . aij ' .sssss — . Mr. Robert Garmon, the new principal of WSHS, graduated fromPfeiffer College with a Bachelor of Science Degree. He later earned his master ' s degree. Previously he taught at Ridgecrest and was principal at Badin Elementary School. Coming to West Stanly this year, Mr. Garmon accepted the responsibility of a consolidated high school only one year old. He quickly proved his capability as the school year began smoothly. As the school year progressed, his understanding and helpfulness earned him the respect of all the students. Everyone at West Stan- ly would like to say, Thank you, Mr. Garmon, for your unlimited patience and co-operation. 14 FACULTY . . . Mr. Z. G. Earnhardt B. A., Duke University Biology, Physics, and Chemistry Mrs. Ramona Bennett B. A., Wake Forest College English and Speech and Dramatics Mrs. Sarah Bumgarner B. A., Mars Hill, Mercer University Geometry, Practical Math, and Trigonometry Miss Yvonne Chandler B. S., Pfeiffer College Commercial Mrs. Margaret Coble B. A., University of North Carolina at Greensboro Librarian English Mrs. Bryte Efird B. S., Catawba College Commercial Mr. Lawrence EUer B. S., North Carolina State College Agriculture Mr. John Elliott B. S., Pembroke State College Industrial Arts and Drafting Miss Cleo Elmore B. A., Pfeiffer College Biology Mrs. Jean Grantham B. A., Atlantic Christian College English 15 Miss Carol Coble Secretary Mrs. Mildred Cooper Guidance Counselor Mrs. Margie Grigg B. A., University of North Carolina at Greensboro French Mr. Leo Hatley B. S., Piedmont College in Georgia Algebra Mr. C. F. Henkel B. S., North Carolina State College Agriculture Mr. Bill Hinson B. S., Pfeiffer College Civics, Health and Physical Fitness Mr. Braxton Hodge Mrs. Geraldine Holbrooks Mr. Boyd Hopkins Mrs. Dona McSwain B. A., Pembroke State B. A., Lenoir Rhyne B. A., Carson- B. S., Lenoir Rhyne College College Newman College College, Appalachian English English and Journalism English and Reading State Teachers College Social Studies Mrs. Pansy Morton B. S., Pfeiffer College General Science, Health and Physical Fitness Mr. Hugh Preble B. M,, M. A., Murray State College Band and Chorus Miss Lois Ray B. S., University of North Carolina at Greensboro Home Economics and Marriage and Family Mr. Joe Smith B. S., Western Carolina Science ; Mr. Tommie Staton B, A., Pfeiffer College World History Mrs. Margaret Stewart B. S., Queens College Pfeiffer College M. A., Appalachian State Teachers College Commercial and Consumer Math i Mr. Robert Sutton B. S., University of North Carolina, Atlantic Christian College Social Studies and Health and Physical Fitness Miss Anne Tinsley B. S., Appalachian State Teachers College Home Economics and Marriage and Family Mr. Gene Whitesides B. S., Pfeiffer College General Math and Algebra Mrs. Carolyn Williams B. A., Columbia College English 17 Harry Lee Love, Jr., president; Gary Lambert, vice-president; Gay Tucker, secretary; Kay Barbee, treasurer. LIDDIE FRANCES ADAMS RUTH AMANDA ALLMON Sen or Class Officers obly lead Class JENNINGS BLALOCK ALMOND FRED LEE ANDERSON 18 LINDA SUE AUSTIN CAROL SUE BARBEE MARY KATHRYN BARBEE HUBERT MICHAEL BARBEE SARAH DIANNE BARBEE KAY WILSON BARBEE TOMMY REECE BARBEE, JR. through 1964 at WSHS ' MICHAEL DOUGLAS BOWERS JUDY CLAUDETTE BURGESS Seniors select A4ascofs, TERRY GAIL BURLESON LINDA FAY BURRIS BONNIE ELAINE CAGLE GARLAND EDWIN CARR JERRY WAYNE CRISCO LINDA JANE DAVIS Superlatives, and Miss Merry Christmas JANICE OWANNA DEESE JANICE LUCIENNE DICK LANA SHARON DRAKE 21 BARBARA LOUISE DRYE BRENDA SUE DRYE Seniors enthusiastically welcome GERALD LLOYD FURR MARGARET ANN FURR HERBERT MERRILL FURR BRENDA RUTH GARDNER MABLE LEE FURR ELLA MAE GREENE Robert L. Gormon, new Principal JANET RUTH GREENE WINCIE ANNE HARLESON FRANCES RUTH HARRINGTON 23 FRANCES CAROL HARRIS NOEL REED HARTSELL Outstanding Seniors honor TERRY JOETTE HARTSELL LEONARD RAY HARVELL MINNIE PATRICIA HARWOOD 24 GARY LEE HATLEY COLON IRENE HELMS REBA KAY HATLEY JOYCE ELAINE HELMS VICKIE DIANNE HATLEY LINDA DIANNE HELMS themselves and WSHS PHYLLIS ANN HILL GLENDEL KAY HUNEYCUTT 25 JANICE ANN HUNEYCUTT DWIGHT JAMES LAMBERT GERALD DAN LITTLE GARY STEVIE LAMBERT KENNETH CLARK LITTLE LINDA LAYNE LAMBERT FRANCES JANE LOVE W n Scholarships, Awards, and Honors BARBARA DIANNE MORGAN DONALD LARRY MORGAN BRENDA KAY MORTON TED LEE MORTON Seniors work diligently DIANN OSBORNE GEORGIA LEE PAGE NANCY SUE PAIGE 28 TERESA LORRAINE PINION BETTY JEAN SMITH JOYCE ANN SMITH LINDA FAYE SMITH PATRICIA GAIL STEGALL VICTOR LOUIS TALBERT fo make their Ploy a Success JANE BLAIR TEETER PEGGY JEAN TRULL GAY ANGELA TUCKER 29 Boys ' State Delegate Harry Lee Love, Jr. JAMES LAMBERT TUCKER LARRY EDWARD TUCKER ALBERT RICHARD TUCKER RICHARD WILLIAM TUCKER 30 DENNIS MICHAEL UNDERWOOD HILDA CHRISTINE WHITLEY PATRICIA ANN WHITLEY BRENDA FAY YOW LINDA FAYE YOW The Prom Christina Bar bee Donna Barbee Iris Barbee Tommy J. Barbee Tommy W. Barbee Ray Barbee Steve Barbee Tonda Barbee Gay Barfield Marie Bassow Terry Barbee Sheila Beachum The Class of 7 965 Lee Bowers Lamar Broadaway Carolyn Brooks Paula Burleson Phil Burleson Sandra Burleson Dianne Burris Doris Burris Johnny Burris Pam Burris Judy Canup Cheri Carter Annette Beverly Judy Frances Carol Tony Clark Clontz Crayton Crisco Coble Coble Reggie Douglas Frances Patricia Elaine Janice Coley Curlee Curlee Curlee Davis Deese The followers of today Nancy Garry Doyle Garrett Sue Sharon Dodd Drake Efird Efird Efird Eudy Eddie Casinia Doug Geraldine Joyce Terry Funderburk Furr Furr Furr Gardner Goss Lucille Gray Jeanette Greene Rebecca Griffin Judy Hahn Bonnie Kay Hathcock Gary Hathcock Brenda Hatley Buddy Hatley Bonnie Hathcock Darrell Hatley David Hatley and the leaders of tomorrow Dwight Hatley J. W, Hatley Jerry Dean Hatley Michael Hatley Phyllis Hatley Reba D. Hatley Brenda Helms Danny Helms Jerry W. Helms Larry Helms Lois Helms Melody Helms mM William Helms Keith Hill Buddy Dexter Hinson Hinson 1 Miss Hi Miss Cheryel Huneycutt Eunice Hinson Janice Hinson Paul Hinson Shirley Hollo man Juniors o n clubs and organizations, Mike Houck Cheryel Huneycutt David Huneycutt Larry Huneycutt Lorene Huneycutt Miky Huneycutt b 4 Norma Jean Huneycutt Terry Huneycutt Thelma Huneycutt Ileen Hunt Roger Jones Charlene Jenkins Malcolm Kennedy Kay Kidd Tony Kinley Jimmy Kiser Annette Lambert Mary Lambert Shirley Lambert William Lambert Betty Little Bonnie Little Douglas Little Gail Love participate in play, sports Janet Love Janice Love Pete Lowder Ruth Lowder Billy McAnulty Jack McCall ki Ml M J Dexter Mclntyre Lynn Mauldin Linda Medley Kathy Meggs Steve Mills Brenda Moody Brenda J. Morgan Brenda Sue Morgan Janice Morgan Libby Mullis Donald Murray Ronald Murray Mary Nance Suzette Osborne Henry Phifer Butch Pickler Jade He Pinion Donna Radford Juniors take PSAT; enjoy Elaine Reeder Debbie Rogers Dianne Ross Ronda Rummage Jimmy Rushing Alan Smith Brenda Smith Gary Smith Maurice Smith, Jr. Ronnie Smith Tyra Smith Vickie Smith Ronald Speights Wanda Stewart Sandra Tally Johnny Teeter Nicky Teeter Ronnie Thomas Tony Thompson Jimmy Tucker Pat Tucker Ted Tucker Brenda Turner Bobby VonCannon new friends new courses, new teachers Danny Wadkins Anita Whitley Barry Whitley Donna Whitley Lynette Whitley Marshall Whitley Paulette Whitley Steve Whitley Tony Whitley Larry Wiley Janice Wooten Sandra Yow SOPHOMORES Treasurer, Dale Whitley; Secretary, Pam Tucker; Vice-president, Bobby Huneycutt; Reporter, Rebecca Stewart; President, Harold Edwards. Dale Almond Elaine Almond Sandra Almond Stephan Almond Eddie Arrowood Bernard Barbee Cecil Barbee Jerry Barbee Rita Barbee Roger Barbee Linda Blake Elaine Boone John Bowers 40 Nancy Bowers Saundra Bowers John Br attain Barbara Brooks Bruce Burleson Frank Burleson Imogene Burleson Jo Burleson John Burleson Linda Burleson Barbara Burris Carol Burris Jane Burris Linda Burris Rita Burris Tyra Burris Michael Carriker Judy Carter Richard Chandler Joan Clark Elizabeth Coble H. P. Coble Ricky Coley Sandra Coley Billy Mac Connell 9 -- i 1 Charles Connell Joyce Cook Renee Crayton Ronny Crisco Jimmy Dixon Carolyn Dodd Tommy Douglas Jerry Drake Butch Drye Louise Drye 1 ft 1 Gene Earnhardt Harold Edwards Bobby Efird Gary Efird Gerald Efird Jimmy Efird Sheila Efird Diane Eudy Jody Eudy Kay Eudy Melinda Eudy Don Fink Gary Foreman Belinda Furr Janice Furr Linda Furr Gary Gilbert Billy Greene Judy Greene Earlene Hartsell Jimmie Hartsell Lance Hartsell Pam Hartsell Shana Harvell Joy Hathcock Frankie Hatley Richard Hatley Roger Hatley Steve Hatley Albert Helms David Helms Jerry Helms Lelan Helms Ned Helms Brenda Hill Donnie Hinson Ronnie Hinson Terry Hinson Bobby Huneycutt Don Honeycutt Don T. Huneycutt Gene Huneycutt John Huneycutt Judy Huneycutt Kendall Huneycutt ft Louise Huneycutt Marilyn Huneycutt Nancy J. Huneycutt Nancy M. Huneycutt Yugonda Huneycutt John Jenkins Linda Kennedy Wanda Kincaid Joyce Kinley Ronald Kinley Becky Lambert Darrell Lambert Donald Lambert Ronald Linker Delanie Little Helen Little Jimmy Little Rodney Little Carolyn Love Douglas Love 43 Dwight Love Everett Love Jerry Love Nancy Lowder Mickey McCall Jimmy McClellan Barbara McLester Pamela McLester David Mauldin Becky Medlin Bonnie Mills Bobby Morgan Carolyn Morgan Diane Morgan Gail Morgan Mannie Morton Donna Osborne Trenna Osborne Roger Page Betty Poplin Gregory Pressler Tony Ritchie Foreman Rushing Jimmy Russell Roger Russell Eddie Shimpock Ella Shinn Elaine Simpson Gloria Simpson Charles Smith Diann Smith Dianne Smith Jane Smith Peggy Smith Teresa Smith Roger Smith Wanda Smith June Speights Alice Starnes Rebecca Stewart Henry Stiller Frances Taylor Don Teeter Roger Thompson Dianne Treece Billie Jo Tucker Bobby Tucker Dianne Tucker Linda Tucker Pamela Tucker Richard Tucker Lana Turner Larry Turner Darrell Voncannon Dale Whitley Dot Whitley Jane Whitley Melvin Whitley Pam Whitley Dennis Wiley Gerald Winfree Eddie Wise Bobby Yow Janice Yow Patricia Yow Wallace McLendon, president; Jerry McLester, vice-president; Johnny Brooks, secretary-treasurer; Mrs, Coble, librarian. Freshmen enjoy first year at WSHS Avery Almond Blanche Almond Bruce Almond Debbie Almond Flavella Almond Kenneth Almond Linda Almond David Anderson Belinda Austin Judy Austin Patsy Austin Sandra Austin 46 David Barbee Dianne Barbee Gene Barbee McCord Barbee Michael Barbee Roger Barbee Frances Earnhardt Sue Baucom Richard Benge Sandra Brattain Alison Broadway Jannette Brooks Johnny Brooks James Burleson Linda Burleson Shearon Burleson Gerald Burnette Jrdy Burnette Wade Burnette Diane Burris Ouida Carelock Katherine Carr Linda Carver Cynthia Childers Jean Clark Carol Coble Glenn Coble Kay ColUns Diane Cranford Patsy Davis Freddy Drake Dianne Drye Richard Drye Kenny Easley Delane Efird Kathy Efird Reba Efird Richard Efird Ronnie Efird Faye Eudy Gene Eudy Hazeline Eudy J 5 jP 47 Janelle Eudy Johnny Eudy Kent Eudy Renee Eudy Gary Eudy Sheila Eudy Junior Foreman Brenda Furr David Furr Elizabeth Furr Gertie Faye Furr Larry Furr Tereda Furr Tommy Furr Wanda Furr Eli Galloway Linda Galloway Frances Greene Janie Green Tom Griffin Steve Harkey Dean Harris Hazel Harris Roger Hartsell Ronald Hartsell Sheila Hartsell Billie Harvell Larry Haskins Cecil Hathcock Terry Hathcock David Hatley David Hatley Freda Hatley Gail Hatley Gordon Hatley J, T. Hatley Jeanie Hatley Judy Hatley Pattie Hatley Paulette Hatley Rebecca Hatley Alan Helms 48 Dawn Helms Marilyn Helms Ricky Helms Shirley Helms Butch Hinson Clay Hinson Donald Hinson Linda Hinson Rebecca Hinson Rosemary Hinson Wilda Hinson Cynthia Hodge Sylvia Hodge Katherine Honeycutt Paulette Honeycutt Ronny Honeycutt Donna Howard Boyd Huneycutt Buford Huneycutt Craig Huneycutt Darrell Huneycutt Johnny Huneycutt Mitchell Huneycutt Roger Huneycutt Peggy Hunsucker Alene Kennedy Ray Kennedy Dennis Kidd Freddy Kiker Jimmy Kiker Franklin Kluttz Judy Lambert Kenneth Lambert Gerald Lee Glenda Liles Dianne Love Doyce Love Jerry Love Roy Love Carolyn Lowder Shari Loy Jerry McLester €) iliil lbs J if- r lp5 49 Wallace McLendon Jo Ann Majerick Marlene Maples Shirley Medlin James Morgan Lana Morgan Linda Morgan Sherrill Morgan Soonie Morgan Brenda Morton Evelyn Morton Louise Morton Richard Morton Jimmy MuUis Lewis MuUis Linda Mullis Lois Mullis Ronnie Nicholson Sarah Osborne Katie Paige Linda Palmer Larry Petrea Suette Pinion Karen Plyler Kathy Plyler Marsha Poplin Mike Porter Bobby Sasser Charles Simpson Linda Simpson Boyce Smith Jean Smith Marie Smith Olivia Smith Paul Smith Reginald Smith Shirley Smith Shirley Smith Steve Smith Terry Smith Wayne Smith Martha Slater 50 Johnny Stirewalt Margaret Talbert Tommy Tally Marlene Thomas Carolyn Treece Gary Tucker Johnny Tucker Linda Tucker Brenda Turner Brenda Wadkins Aloma Whitley Danny Whitley Darren Whitley Gail Whitley Jean Whitley Keith Whitley Steve Whitley Doug Williams James Williams Johnny Williams Patsy Wiltman Faye Yow Juanita Yow Paulette Yow Sherry Yow Stephen Yow Ted Yow Jerry Hatley Alton Morton Vernon Love Hoyle Nance Jean Morton 4 Homecoming Court In 1963 West Stanly held its first Home- coming. Highlight of the Homecoming activi- ties was the crowning of Homecoming Queen Kay Barbee. Escorted by Harry Lee Love, Miss Barbee was crowned by Student Council Presi- dent Avery Love. She was then presented one dozen long-stemmed roses. Maid of Honor Linda Burris was escorted by Garland Carr. Junior attendants were Cheri Carter, escorted by Bobby Huneycutt; and Janice Hinson, escort- ed by Phil Burleson. Sophomore attendants were Linda Blake, escorted by Eddie Arrowood; and Pam Tucker, escorted by Gerald Ef ird. The freshman attendants were Kathy Plyler, escort- ed by Tony Kinley; and Lana Morgan, escort- ed by Johnny Brooks. The Beta-sponsoredevent was held during halftime of the Harrisburg vs. West Stanly game. The entire program was emceed by Dianne Hatley. The hard work of the Betas re- sulted in a successful Homecoming. Maid of Honor Linda Burris LEFT TO RIGHT: Lana Morgan, Linda Blake, Janice Hinson, Cheri Car- ter, Pam Tucker, and Kathy Plyler. ROW 1: DiAnn Osborne, Gay Tucker, Glendel Huneycutt, Noel Hartsell, Chief; Dianne Helms, Dianne Hatley, Jane Teeter; ROW 2: Jerry Crisco, Avery Love, Patsy Stegall, Louise Maje rick, June Baucom, Gloria Eudy, Linda Davis, Gary Lambert, Garland Carr. Junior Plays Class of ' 64 Class of ' 65 J. Whitley, M. Eudy, B. Drye, J. Teeter, D, Helms, Chief; J. Austin, Co-chief; C. Carter, G. Barfield, C. Coble. Varsity Cheerleaders Sub- cheerleaders Anita Whitley Judy Hahn How? E-A-S-Y Easy! ROW 1: T, Goss, H. Love, G. Carr, B. McLester, T. R. Barbee; ROW 2: H. Almond, G. Winfree, B. Huneycutt, L. Wiley; ROW 3: D. Efird, D.Wiley, D. Teeter, A.Smith; ROW 4: E.Wise, G. Efird, M. Hatley, D. Helms; ROW 5: R. Smith, B. Huneycutt, H. Stiller, J. Burleson, D. Al- mond, N. Teeter, M. Smith; ROW 6: J. Tucker, D. Burleson- Managers, T. W. Barbee, T. Huneycutt, J. Helms. 62 FOOTBALL 7 963 With thirteen lettermen returning for the second year of the football program, the biggest problem the 1963 Colts encountered was a lack of experience and a need for a first win. This first win came in the game against Parkwood, the se- cond game of the season, on Friday, the thirteenth of September, when the Colts rolled up a 32-6 victory. The Colts were deeply pleased, the crowd was happy, and the coaches were thrilled beyond words. After this game came the days of black clouds and cold heartbreak. On one of these dark Friday evenings, West Stanly dropped a heart- breaker on Homecoming night to Harrisburg with a score of 0-6. The Colts lost a fumble in Harrisburg ' s end zone and possible victory. Then an encounter with Anson saw the Colts fall for a 13-19 loss. The grand finale of the 1963 season came with a crushing victory over Sun Valley in which the Colts walked away with a 32-13 victory. Much was learned through hard, tough ex- perience, and next year the Colts, with work and increased desire and hustle, will be capable of holding their own and moving up the ladder of the Rocky River Conference. Improvement was shown by the team effort. Individual trophies were awarded to Garland Carr, Most Valuable; Larry Wiley, Most Im- proved Back; and Gerald Winfree, Most Improved Lineman. Coaches: Mr. Whitesides; Mr. Sutton, Head; Mr. Smith; Tri-Captains: Alan Smith; Hoyt Almond; Jerry Helms. Junior Varsity Football I Girls ' Varsity Basketball I LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Barbee, P. Hill, B. Eudy, K. Pyler, E. Helms, Mrs. Morton, K, Pyler, B. Hill, S, Drake, L. Smith, J. Gardner, Manager; S. Beachum, S. Lambert, D. Rogers, V. Smith, C. Huneycutt, T. Barbee, D. Whitley, B. Brooks, N. Little, J. Hinson, M. Lambert, Manager; Mr. Sutton. LEFT TO RIGHT: H. Furr, D. Hinson, M. Whitley, R. Smith, E. Arrowood, F. Anderson, K. Hill, S. Whitley, E. Funderburk, D. Hatley, L. Tucker, G. Carr, H. Love, H. Edwards, T. Barbee, B. Huneycutt. Boys ' Varsity Basketball Managers: R. Speights, R. Kennedy Scorekeeper: A. Love Coach: Bill Hinson Tri-captains: H. Furr, L. Tucker, H. Love Left to Right: ROW 1: M, Whitley, T. Whitley, B. Hinson, H. Almond, D. Hinson, A. Smith, K. Little, J. Helms; RO W 2: Managers, B. Morgan, M. Whitley; H. Love, L. Tucker, T. Barbee, D. Hatley, B. Huneycutt, R. Coley; Coach, Mr. Bill Hinson. Boseboll Junior Varsity Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Hartsell, J. Furr, M. Huneycutt, L. Burleson, Re- becca Lambert, Chief; C. Hodge, L. MuUis, L. Almond, O. Carelock. LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Loy, H. Harris, K. Efird, M. Maples, G. Hatley, J. Brooks, L. Burleson, O. Smith, Mrs. Morton, Coach; J. Smith, R. Hinson, J. Lambert, P. Hatley, M. Helms, C. Childers, L. Tucker. Junior Varsity Basketball Left to Right, FIRST ROW: G. Winfree, W. McLendon, J. Love, R. Smith, J. Brooks, B. Huneycutt, R. Efird, S. Morgan, D. Whitley, C. Hinson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Whitesides, Coach; D. Lambert, F. Rushing, B. Green, G. Tucker, L. Helms, B. Huneycutt, J. Huneycutt, K. Easley, J. Stirewalt, D. Huneycutt. ACTIVITIES . PEGASUS Business Staff: ROW 1: Huneycutt, Austin, Drye, Whitley, Lambert, Tally; ROW 2: Green, Burris, Hatley, Harwood, Huneycutt, Almond; ROW 3: Stegall, Love, Love, Teeter, Furr; ROW 4: Thompson, Fink, Almond, Mclntyre, Hartsell. PEGASUS Group Picture Staff: Gloria Eudy, Jane PEGASUS Individual Picture Staff: Carol Coble, Andria Teeter, Dianne Hatley, Debbie Rogers. Barbee, Wanda Stewart, Kay Barbee, Judy Hahn. 70 A year in review is the 1 964 Pegasus The theme of the 1964 PEGASUS utilized the seasons --fall, winter, and spring- -to depict the events of this wonderful school year. Selected early in the year, editor Dianne Helms planned the theme, chose the cover, selected the pic- tures, laid out pages, and co-ordinated the work of this publication. Associate editor, CheryelHuneycutt, was to be of every assistance to the editor. Business manager, Avery Love, and his assistant, Roger Thompson, had the tremendous responsibility of pulling the yearbook through financially. Indivi- dual picture editor, Wanda Stewart, had the mam- moth task of picture identification. Jane Teeter, group picture editor, planned and helped super- vise the making of group pictures. Typing editor, Cheri Carter, worked continuously to be sure all the copy for the annual was typed correctly. Ad managers, Barbara Drye and Jeannine Austin, worked very hard to secure ads. Patsy Stegall was subscription editor. Dianne Helms, Editor-in-Chief; Cheryel Huneycutt, Associate Editor. BETA Chorocter + Scholarship + Leadership = Beta SEATED: Gary La mb e r t, Vice-President; Gloria Eudy, Treasurer; Dianne Helms, Secretary; Noel Hart- sell, President. STANDING: Gay Tucker, County Historian; Dianne Hatley, Co unty Song Leader. Beta Club, advised by Mrs. Stewart, maintained high scholastic averages and at the same time served the school through many projects. Among these projects were the Homecoming program in October and the Sadie Hawkins Dance in November. Aren ' t they cute? 72 LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Huneycutt, Secretary; A, Love, President; R, Barbee, Vice-President; E. Helms, Treasurer. The student Council is the group chosen by the students to represent their interest in the activities of the school. The Council speaks for the students. Participation in elections and the work of the Council provides, we feel, valu- able experience in democratic processes. STUDENT COUNCIL The sponsors are Mrs. Grigg and Mrs. Bumgarner shown above talking to Avery Love, President. Standing, class presidents; Wallace McLendon, Harold Edwards, Steve Whitley, Harry Lee Love Committee Chairman: Garland Carr, Cheryel Huneycutt, Dot Whitley, Barbara Drye. Representatives: Freda Hatlev Sandra Almond, Hoyt Almond, Noel HartseU. FHA, FFA prepare students for homemaking Special achievements of the year . . . cookbook sale . . . Winning candi- date for State Treasurer . . . Jeannine Austin . . . Writing of our Consti- tution. . . Sweetheart Dance . . . Establishment of the FHA Scholarship . . . Big Sisters . . . Mother -Daughter Banquet . . . Junior, Chapter, State Homemakers . . . Delegates to National FHA Convention. and farming while serving the school Terry Goss- -Sentinel; Phil Burleson- -Vice- President; Dwight Burleson--President; Douglas Bowers- -Secre- tary; MikyHuneycutt-- Treasurer; Advisors- -Mr. Pete Henkle and Mr. Lawrence Eller. The FFA is an intra- cur ricular ac- tivity having its origin and root in a defi- nite part of the school curriculum- -voca- tional agriculture. Among other things, members learn through active participa- tion how to conduct and take part in a pub- lic meeting; to speak in public; to buy and sell cooperatively; to solve their own pro- blems; to finance themselves; and to as- sume civic responsibility. The West Stanly FFA will be the suc- cessful farmers of tomorrow. 75 LIVING AMERICAN DOCUMENTS The Future Teachers of America is an organization for juniors and seniors interested in the teachingprofession. The Club strives to enlighten the prospec- tive teachers of their ultimate ambition. Two projects initiated by the club were (1) remembering the faculty and presenting a chapel program during American Educa- tion Week and (2) observing Teaching Career Week in April. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Dona McSwain, Sponsor; Gay Tucker, Parlia- mentarian; Pam Almond, Historian; Elaine Helms, Treasurer; Glendel Huneycutt, President; Gloria Eudy, Vice-President; June Baucom, Secretary. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Sage records news of WSHS SEATED left to right: Mrs. Holbrooks, Sponsor; Marie Bassow, Editor; Kathy Meggs, Assistant Editor; Sharon Little, Managing Editor. STANDING left to right: Linda Yow, Circulation Manager; Bonnie Little, Typing Editor; Wanda Stewart, News Editor; Casinia Furr, Business Manager; Ronda Rummage, Sports Editor; Glendel Huneycutt, Assistant to Sports Editor; Bonnie Cagle, Assistant to Advertising Manager; Gloria Eudy, Feature Editor; Ann Harleson, Advertising Manager. RIGHT TO LEFT: President, Ray Barbee; Vice-president, Louise Majerick; Secretary, Brenda Lambert; Treasurer, Pam Tucker; Report- er, Cheri Carter; Songleader, Dianne Hatley; Pianist, Pam Burris; Ad- visor, Mrs. Grigg. FRENCH CLUB ii LIBRARY CLUB President, Kathy Meggs; Vice-president, Melody Helms; Secretary- Treasurer, Annette Clark; Reporters, Kay Kidd and DiAnn Osborne; Advisor, Mrs. Mack Coble. 78 Hl-Y The officers of the Hi-Y are as follows: President, Jen- nings Almond; Vice-president, Buddy Harley; Secretary, Donald Bowers; Treasurer, Doug Bowers; Chaplain, Jimmy Tucker. Under the leadership of Mr. T. Staton the Hi-Y met in the YMCA building where they participated in Christian inspired programs and various athletics. Members are the following: Bruce Burlesoi , Don Fink, Michael Barbee, Brad Adkins, Donnie Teeter, Phil Burle- son, Jerry Crisco, Lance Hartsell, Bobby Morgan, Neil Almond, Marshall Whitley, Billy McAnulty, Garrett Efird, Louis Talbert, Miky Huneycutt, Billy McLester, Ted Mor- ton, Dwight Burleson, Richard Tucker, Mr. Staton, Ray Barbee, Maurice Smith. TRI-HI-Y The officers of the Tri-Hi-Y are as follows: President, Jeannine Austin; Vice-president, Sheila Beachum; Secre- tary, Debbie Rogers; Treasurer, Anita Whitley; Chaplain, Carol Coble; World Service Chairman, Gay Barfield. Under the leadership of Miss C. Elmore the Tri-Hi-Y met in the YMCA building and carried out discussions of Youth and their Christian Life. Members are the following: Jo Burleson, Tyra Smith, Paula Burleson, Di Ann Osborne, Marsha Poplin, Mary Lambert, Shirley Lambert, Barbara Drye, Nancy Dodd, Carolyn Dodd, Marilyn Huneycutt. WSHS CHOIR 4 Mr. Hugh Preble Under the direction of Mr. Hugh Preble the choir became one of the points of pride at West Stanly. The nine- ty-six member choir presented Christ- mas and spring concerts and success- fully participated in choral contests. ROW 1, L. to R.: B. Gardener, S. Yow, E, Reeder, J, Love, B. Mills, F. Hatley, M. Furr, J. Deese, T. Huney- J. Love, R. Hatley, J, Teeter, J. Austin, A. Harleson, Harris, S. Medlin, A. Whitley, I. Helms, L. Majerick, Tucker, P. Almond, B. Hathcock, D. Aldridge, A. Clark, G. Whitley, B. Drye, C. Carter, D. Osborne, G, Eudy, L. Hinson, J. Smith, P. Stegall, L. Davis, J. Burleson, Lambert, S. Lambert, B. Hatley, G. Allman, C. Barbee, son, B. Smith, N. Huneycutt, G. Page, D. Whitley, R. N. Teeter, S. Burleson, P. Hill, F. Greene, F, Har- ford, B. Harvell. 80 Hahn, F. Hatley, D. Hatley, P. Burris, L. Petrea, A. cutt, J. Smith, Director H. Preble; ROW 2: A.Kennedy, A. Lambert, J. Wooten, J. Huneycutt, B. Hatley, H. S, Efird, L. Mauldin; ROW 3: C. Coble, D. Helms, G. D. Hatley, G, Drake, D. Morgan, C. Lowder, P. Austin, E. Greene; ROW 4: F.Curlee, E, Almond, D. Tucker, P. Burleson, C, Connell, J. Morgan, L. Burris, M. N. Huneycutt, N. Dodd, L. Medley; ROW 5: G. Burle- Burris, F. Anderson, C. Smith, J. Rushing, M. Kennedy, rington, J. Love, D. Drye, B. Yow, D. Helms, D. Cran- The officers of the Monogram Club are as follows: President, Harry Lee Love; Vice-president, Alan Smith; Secretary, Elaine Helms; Treas- urer, Kay Barbee; Adviser, Mr. Bill Hinson. Monogram Club Red Cross Adviser, Mrs. Bill Cooper; Chairman, Layne Lambert. Officers: D. Rogers, A. Barbee, L. Smith, P. Hill. Members: ROW 1: G. Barfield, P. Burris, W. Stewart, G. Love, M. Furr, L, Mauldin; ROW 2: D. Barbee, T. Barbee, K. Little, R. Coley, S, Drake- Advisor, Mrs. Don Bennett. BAND ROW 1: D. Barbee, O, Carelock, I. Hunt, J. Smith; ROW 2: P. Tucker, L. Burris, R. Barbee, J. Efird; ROW 3: R. Hatley, T. Smith, J. Drake, L. Huneycutt, R. Hatley. BUS DRIVERS H, Furr, B. Efird, L, Huneycutt, J. Smith, P. Hill, L. Burris, K. Barbee, G. Huneycutt, P. Stegall, J. Crisco, P. Tucker, B. Atkins, M. Houck, L. Wiley, P. Burleson, D. Bowers, M. Burleson, B. Hatley, T. Goss, D. Morgan, D. Underwood, D. Huneycutt, G. Little, A. Love, F. Anderson, R. Rummage, J. Tucker, T. Huney- cutt, G. Carr, G. Huneycutt, K. Hill, T. Thompson and G. Hatley. SCHOOL STORE STAFF R. Hinson, I. Hunt, M. Eudy Every day 670 students boarded the familiar orange school buses and rode to and from the different schools in the West Stanly area. Dependable student bus drivers transported fifteen buses full of lively riders from Endy, Locust, Oakboro, Ridgecrest and Stanfield. As the bell rang for recess, the daily scramble started for the school store. Despite the hubbub, these girls managed a smile and prompt service for everyone. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. G. Hinson, Mrs. B. Barbee, Mrs. A. Tucker, Mrs. G. Williams, and Mrs. J. Smith, Behind-the-scenes Workers The cafeteria staff provided whole- some lunches each day for over six hun- dred children . The custodians, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Burris, cleaned house night and day this year for almost seven hundred students. West Stanly has been fortunate to have these dedicated people serving the school. 85 LOVE LUMBER COMPANY Of Stanfield, Incorporated — Complete Line oi Building Materials- Phone TUxedo 8-2371 Post Office Drawer 98 Stanfield North Carolina CITY DRY CLEANERS Cleaning and Pressing Repairing Oakboro, North Carolina Compliments of DUN-RITE CLEANERS HATHCOCK ' S JEWELRY Specialists in Watch and Jewelry Repair Room 202 Hill Building Albemarle, North Carolina PURCELL ' S DRUG STORE 135 West Main Street Phone YUkon 2-3218 Albemarle, North Carolina SECURITY BANK AND TRUST CO. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Cashier Maurice E. Smith Phone Hudson 5-3821 Oakboro. North Carolina Get the Best! Get Sealtest ! SEALEST FOODS DIVISION 463 West Main Street Phone YUkon 2-3612 Albemarle, North Carolina REEDER ' S BARBERSHOP Friendly Barber Service Locust, North Carolina Complimerrts of VEl ' S BEAUTY SHOP Phone YUkon 2-2702 Albemarle, North Carolina HARCOURT and COMPANY Stationers . Jewelers 418 West Main Street Louisville, Kentucky HARTSELL FUNERAL HOME INC Albemarle 982-2233 Midland 888-5571 Concord 786-1161 North Carolina With Sympathy We Serve PET ...you bet! Congratulations Seniors of ' 64 MIDLAND BEAUTY SHOPPE ' THE CROSSROADS TIRE STORE ' Wholesale and Retail Tire Service Expert Recapping Midland, North Carolina Highway 601-27 Intersection OAKBORO 41IT0 Um Good Clean Used Cars At Reasonable Prices Highway 205 Phone Hudson 5-3964 Owner: Lum Hinson Oakboro, North Carolina Compliments of A FRIEND HATLEY ' S GROCERY AND SERVICE Lambert North Carolina Hudson 5-3946 LOHDER mmm mnm Wilson Sporting Goods 103 North First Street YUkon 2-2101 Albemarle North Carolina SERVICE DISTRIBUTING CO., INC. P. O. Box 310 YUkon 2-6716 Main Office -Albemarle Albemarle Nevi ' Bern Asheboro Norwood A she villa . Pittsboro Biscoe Raleigh Boone Ramseur Charlotte Laurinburg Randleman China Grove Lexington Rockingham Concord Locust Salisbury Dunn Marion Sanford Fayetteville Lillington Siler City Forest City Mocksville Statesville Gastonia Mooresville Thomasville Greensboro Troy Greenville Wadesboro Hickory Washington High Point Whitnel Jacksonville Wilson Kannapolis Winston-Salem FIVE POIWS GIIIF and mmm SERVICE Homer Morton, Jr. -Dealer Free Vacuum Service One Day Tire Recapping Wheel Pack Lights Inspected Brake Service 982-5628 250 East Main Street Albemarle, North Carolina OAKBORO RECREATION CEJITER Roller Skate and Bowl Family night or Date night Hudson 5-3591 Oakboro, North Carolina Compliments of CLYDE H. WHITLEY D. GASTON MORGAN General Building Contractor Phone 982-2701 ECONOMY AUTO GOODRICH MAYTAG WESTINGHOUSE 250 South First Street Albemarle, North Carolina RAY E. LITTLE PLUMBING CO. All Types of Plumbing Phone YUkon 2-1386 1129 Poplar Street Albemarle North Carolina RICHFIELD MILLING COMPANY INCORPORATED Purity Flour--Best Corn Meal Superior Feeds HObart 3-6322 Richfield, North Carolina BOB ' S DRIVE-IN Carry Out Orders Curb Service Highway 601 TUxedo 8-2733 Midland, North Carolina TUCKER ' S FURNITURE and APPLIANCES COMPANY All type furniture, floor covering, and television Midland, North Carolina SMITH ' S FOOD STORE ' Complete Line of Groceries and Meats Phone TUxedo 8-2441 Locust, North Carolina DUKE POWER All Your Cost-of-Living Items are Up---BUT ONE In the past 20 years alone, most cost-of-living items have just about doubled in price Except for electricity, WfflCH HAS ACTUALLY COME DOWN. Fact! Since 1943, the average cost of a kilowatt hour to Duke Power residential customers has DROPPED MORE THAN ONE-THIRD. In that same period, the USE of electricity has increased over 4 times, while the standard of living has gone up correspondingly. It ' s truer today than ever You live better, for less, electrically. PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTORS REPAIRS - INSTALLATIONS ELJER AND AMERICAN STANDARD PLUMBING FIXTURES Complete Installation of Septic Tanks with Backhoe Service Bids Submitted MYERS PUMPS Stanfield, North Carolina Free Estimates Dial 888-2411 B. E. HOLBROOKS COMPANY, INC. Compliments of DRUG CENTRE, INC. Prescription Specialists 121 North First Street YUkon 2-6612 Albemarle, North Carolina HERLOCKER SERVICE Shell Products Phone YUkon 2-1512 Albemarle, North Carolina TALBERrS JEWELRY Bulova and Gruen 253 West Main Street Phone YUkon 2-3826 Albemarle, North Carolina LOCUST 5 AND 10 STORE Variety Merchandise Phone TUxedo 8-5583 Locust, North Carolina ALMOND ' S JEWELRY STORE Jewelry- -Watches Diamonds- -Watch Repair Locust, North Carolina TEETER ' S SUPER MARKET meats groceries hardware gas Midland, North Carolina Highway No. 601 Phone Tuxedo 8-5551 AllSTO ' S FOOD MART HATLEY ' S groceries John Hatley R. C. Hatley meats feeds Owners Authorized Dealers shoes Albert Tucker Roy Austin Servicemen gas oil Phone Hudson 5-3456 Phone Hudson 5-3872 Oakboro, North Carolina Oakboro, North Carolina HUNEYCUTT OIL COMPANY Wholesale Shell Distributors Kerosene Gasoline Fuel Oil Motor Oil Oil Tanks and Stands Oakboro, North Carolina Day Hudson 5-3866 Night Hudson 5-3597 OAKBORO PAINT Al BODY SHOP Expert Body Works- Painting Owner Bob Williams Phone Hudson 5-3962 Oakboro, North Carolina ROCKY RIVER LUMBER COMPANY Manufacturers of Yellow Pine Dealers of CMH Homes President and Manager- - T. W. Coble Phone Hudson 5-3531 Oakboro, North Carolina CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1964 STAIIELD STYLE CENTER and BEAUTY SHOP Floor Covering Tile Masonry Marble WHITLEY HIJIEYCIITT COmiCTORS Phones Hudson 5-3227 Hudson 5-3175 Oakboro, North Carolina HLIYCITT ' S SLPERMARKET Locust North Carolina STANLY HARDWARE COMPANY Your Friendly Hardware Sporting Goods Store Albemarle North Carolina Compliments of THE PEGASUS STAFF! OAKBORO RECAPPIAIG SERVICE New and Used Tires Wheel Alignment All work fully guaranteed Oakboro, North Carolina ATLANTIC SERVICE Proprietor: Theron C. Smith Phone 485-3881 Red Cross, North Carolina Keeps Your Car On The Go II r - Compliments of WILLIAMS ' OIL COMPANY Phone 485-3431 Compliments of DELUXE CAFE Charlotte Road Albemarle, North Carolina ENDY RADIO AND TV SERVICE Charlotte Road Albemarle, North Carolina YUkon 2-2782 STANLY LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Rough and Dressed Lumber --Building Materials- - 501 West Hearne Street Phone YUkon 2-4213 Albemarle, North Carolina LOCUST RESTAURANT Fine Food Highway No. 27 TUxedo 8-9902 Locust, North Carolina RUSSELL ' S CLOTH SHOP Dress best for less 2017 Charlotte Road Phone 982-4895 Albemarle, North Carolina Look Young Be Young pelksl Shop BELK ' S WHITLEY ' S BARBER SHOP Located Near Oakboro School Highway 205 Oakboro, North Carolina HUNEYCUTT ' S ESSO Best in Service Locust, North Carolina FIRST umm urn of kmum On the square Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the Federal Reserve System Phone 982-2105 Albemarle, North Carolina WAVSIDE FLORIST Flowers for all occasions Flower and Vegetable Plants Phone TU-8-9931 Locust, North Carolina mmm um m trust co. Albemarle Concord Kannapolis 1320 East Main mm mmm co. YUkon 2-2815 Albemarle North Carolina MORRIS SUPER MARKET Home of Well-Known Brands HllCKABEE LIMBER COMPLY, INCORPORATED Lumber--Building Materials 422 South First Street Albemarle, North Carolina YUkon 2-2114 YUkon 2-2115 HIRAM ' S FLOWER and GIFT SHOP of Albemarle, North Carolina WESTERN AUTO The Family Store Stereo- TV- Appliances Auto Parts-Tools-Tires Sporting Goods-Points Lawn Mowers Locust, North Carolina LOCUST BARBER SHOP Locust North Carolina BOWERS ' HATCHERY Baby Chicks and Hatching Eggs Charlotte Road Albemarle, North Carolina Plate Lunches Milk Shakes Sandwiches J. C. s GRIll 485-3841 Oakboro North Carolina J. CRAIG HUNEYCUTT - - Landscaping- - Sand Stone Gravel Topsoil Night phone Hudson 5-3360 Oakboro, North Carolina CROPPSIE ' S BEAUTY SHOP Croppsie Barnhardt-Owner Dot Smith Carlus Whitley Phone Hudson 5-3325 Oakboro, North Carolina OAKBORO GRANITE and MARBLE COMPANY Oakboro, North Carolina Phone Hudson 5-3512 Monuments Markers All Kinds of Mausoleums Eternal Memorials Ge orgia Marble Open Monday through Saturday--8:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Leonard A. Wiley YUkon 2-1529 Albemarle, North Carolina Proprietor Roy M. Wolfe, Jr. YUkon 2-6095 Albemarle, North Carolina Compliments of ALBEMARLE SEW CAR m TRUCK ASSOCIATION P. J. HLIEYCIITT 141 North Second Street Albemarle, North Carolina YUkon 2-1518 The Store With The Friendly Door ' LOU LYNN CASUALS Ladies Full- Fashioned Sweaters Skirts Sportswear YUkon 2-6117 Albemarle, North Carolina LEONARD ' S INC. 122 North Second Street Albemarle, North Carolina Jeweler of the Year Student Charge Accounts Invited ALLEN CLOTHING COMPANY 102 South Second Street YUkon 2-1914 Albemarle, North Carolina MOOSE ' S 131-35 North Second Street Albemarle, North Carolina Ladies ' Wear Men ' s Wear iwt THE BREAD TO BUY! BURRELL BAKERY ALBEMARLE NORTH CAROLINA FOR THE FINEST GRADUATION EVER! Carefully designed and neatly tailored from quality fabrics, Collegiate Caps and Gowns can help make your graduation the most impressive in your school ' s history. COLLEGIATE CAP AND GOWN COMPANY Champaign, Illinois E. L. Hedrick - D. W. Smith REPRESENTATIVES Taylorsville, North Carolina Home: ME 2-2096 Office: ME 2-3631 MRS. HOYLE TUCKER ' S FLORIST Flowers - Plants for all occasions Phone TUxedo 8-5512 Locust North Carolina LITTLE ' S PHILLIP ' S ' 66 Speedy Service ' Stanfield North Carolina LOVE ' S SERVICE AND GROCERY Gas and Oil Groceries Meats Phone 888-2797 Highway 200 R.F.D. 1 Stanfield North Carolina COMMUNITY CLEANERS Dry Cleaning and Laundry Phone 888-2381 Locust North Carolina Compliments of WISCASSETT MEMORIAL YOUNG MEN ' S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Serving the youth of Albemarle and Stanly County through physical, mental, social and spiritual growth. Albemarle, North Carolina Compliments of Cascio ' s William Little Huneycutt ' s Shoe Store Smith ' s Garage Addie ' s Beauty Shop Stanly Electric Ellis Smith : Boone ' s Place Clark ' s Barber Shop Thomas ' Phillip ' s ' 66 Hazel ' s Beauty Shop Eudy ' s Auto Sales Jack ' s Place Mrs. Wade Tucker Bessie ' s Flower Shop Dewey D. Treece Homestead Tile Company Reverend Macon Greene Charlotte Road Barber Shop Vann Coble Donnie Kiker ' s Garage Mrs. Dolly Brattain, Avon Representative JESSE PIKE ' S DRUG STORES, II. North Main Street Hudson 5-3322 Oakboro, North Carolina Compliments of DOC OAKBORO SHELL Main Street Hudson 5-3866 Oakboro, North Carolina OAKBORO HARDWARE Building Material Hardware Equipment Phone Hudson 5-3515 Oakboro, North Carolina J. E. LITTLE General Merchandise Oakboro, North Carolina MED ' S SUPERETTE another year older and deeper in debt Oakboro, North Carolina E. C. LITTLE ' S GARAGE Two Miles East of Oakboro Oakboro, North Carolina HAROLD E. BURRIS Masonry Contractor Phone Hudson 5-3435 MISSION MiLLMG COMPANY Purina Chows We buy and sell. Grain- Custom Feed Grinding and Mixing We spread Bulk Limestone and Fertilizer. Barrier Store Road Phone 436-3100 B. L. TRUCKING COMPAJIY St. Martin Road i Phone 982-4127 Albemarle, North Carolina K L DRUG STORES Prescriptions Montgomery Avenue Albemarle, North Carolina FRIENDLY BEAUTY SHOP A Complete Beauty Service For Women Who Care Specializing in Hair Tinting, Permanents and Hair Shaping Mrs. Cara Burris--Owner Rocky River Road Oakboro Phone 485-3261 North Carolina Complete Line of Groceries RED CROSS FOOD STORE Phone 485-3886 Red Cross, North Carolina Cores Repairs Supplies OAKBORO RADIATOR SERVICE Phone 485-3015 Oakboro, North Carolina WILSON ' S FARM SUPPLY CO. Baby Chicks- -Poultry Supplies Field and Garden Seeds Purina Chow- -Custom Grinding Phone YUkon 2-5512 Albemarle, North Carolina RIDGECREST BEAUTY SALON For Beauty Care Call: 485-3480 Alice M. Deese Open all day Friday Near Ridgecrest School Route One Stanfield, North Carolina CURT ' S GULF SERVICE Best Service Near West Located on Highway 27 Right next to Red Cross Baptist Church Red Cross, North Carolina WHISPERING PINES CAFE Barbecues North Second Albemarle, North Carolina DEIIS COIRETE WORKS, II. SOlTHEilSTERU BLOCK TILE, II. Ready- Mixed Concrete-- Sand- - Stone Albemarle, North Carolina Post Office Box 352 Phone YUkon 2-2147 Post Office Box 230 Phone YUkon 2-2911 Compliments of JEFFERIES SOITHERJI PROCESSORS Highway 27 By Pass Phone YUkon 2-4616 Albemarle, North Carolina GANTT RULANE GAS SERVICE INC. ° N ' S READY MIXED CONCRETE and Post Office Box 8 C. W. WEST, INC. Phone YUkon 2-6615 Phone YUkon 2-1129 Albemarle Phone YUkon 2-5520 Albemarle, North Carolina 517 West Hearne Street --Sandwiches- -Plate Lunches-- - -Short Orders-- WHITLEY ' S LUNCHEONETTE 171 North Second Street Albemarle, North Carolina ENDY BODY SHOP Route 4 Phone YUkon 2-5339 Albemarle, North Carolina C. E. and J. R. TEETER Dealers in Groceries, Hardware Cotton, Cotton Seed Lespedeza Seeds Fertilizers and Cross Ties Oakboro, North Carolina E. J. SMDER and COMPAJIY. M. Commission Dyers and Finishers Albemarle, North Carolina COOK mum mfm. ii. Pork and Beef Packers Concord, North Carolina PIEDMONT urn m TRUST COMPANY Locust, North Carolina Every Banking and Insurance Service Maximum Interest on Savings Deposits Insured to $10,000.00 by F. D. I. C. I B H TIRE STORE Fisk Tires The Best in Tires Locust, North Carolina G. c. McMAE ' s mum Allis- Chalmers Farm Equipment Gehl Silage and Feed Machinery YUkon 2-3113 Albemarle, North Carolina Portrait and Commercial Photography ROSS STUDIO Phone YUkon 2-5815 215 West Main Street Mr. and Mrs. John M. Ross Albemarle, North Carolina Compliments of W. R. DOBBS V. M. D. MILLER ' S INCORPORATED 185 North Second Street Albemarle North Carolina MUSIC MART Your Magnavox Dealer Albemarle -Concord LOFTirS DRUG STORE For the finest in Prescription Service 116 West North 982-1212 982-7317 Albemarle North Carolina Feed Dealer- - Custom Grinding and Mixing TIICKER BROTHERS ' MILLiG CO. Flour Corn Meal Hudson 5-3372 Oakboro, North Carolina MEDLIN ' S WATCH REPAIR Lee Medlin Owner and Operator Jewelry, Watches, and Repairs Oakboro, North Carolina DELUXE CAFE specialize in plate lunches and sandwiches Owners F. E. Hartsell S. B. Thomas Main Street, HU-5-3013 Oakboro, North Carolina Spartan Feed and Custom Grinding CROWELL ' S FEED MILL Phone: HUdson 5-3453 Post Office Box 222 Oakboro, North Carolina MIDL4ID FIIRSITIIRE COMPANY, II. Where Every Customer Becomes A Friend P. O. Box 109 Highway 601 at 27 Midland, North Carolina H. L. Love Business Phone Bill Hartsell Home- 888-5818 888-2164 Home- 782-9490 LOCUST CLOTHIJIG STORE Locust, North Carolina STANLY KNITTING MILL Best Wishes to West Stanley High Oakboro North Carolina STILL OIL COMPANY Distributors of Cities Service Petroleum Products Phone YUkon 2-8131 Albemarle, North Carolina EUDY ' S RED and WHITE SUPERMARKET Specializing in Western Meats Oakboro, North Carolina BIG LICK TRADING POST Hal Love-Proprietor In the Community of Friendly People Hudson 5-3303 Oakboro North Carolina OAKBORO OIL COMPANY Distributors of Petroleum Products Hudson 5-3382 Oakboro, North Carolina PICKETT ' S DEPARTMENT STORES A Complete Line of Clothing For the Family Oakboro, North Carolina HATHCOCK ' S RECAPPING All work Guaranteed Phone Hudson 5-3645 Oakboro, North Carolina OAKBORO AMERICAN SERVICE 485-3957 Main Street Oakboro, North Carolina PORTER ' S RADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICE Highway 21 TUxedo 8-2126 Locust, North Carolina MURRELL ' S PHARMACY Reliable Prescription Service YUkon 2-2214 167 North Second Albemarle, North Carolina Compliments of LOVE ' S GARAGE Stanfield, North Carolina BEATTY MOTOR COMPANY This is the year to test drive a new FORD ! Come by and test drive one today. Your FORD Dealer Compliments of WADE H. LOVE CO. WESTERN MOTOR COMPANY H. D. EFIRD Automotive Replacement Parts and Accessories Phone- Hudson 5-3454 Oakboro, North Carolina CARTER ' S UPHOLSTERY SHOP Located four miles west of Albemarle, North Carolina Canton Church Road Mitchell Carter, Operator Phone YUkon 2-2289 HELMS ' AND SONS ' GARAGE Batteries, Tires, Welding General Auto Repairing Day phone HUdson 5-3511 Night phone HUdson 5-3533 Oakboro, North Carolina 3UN0CI ART ' S SERVICE Road Service Tires- Tubes- Batteries Custom Accessories 982-7616 Art R. Kluttz, Owner 1451 East Main - Albemarle Compliments of LOCUST LUMBER mUM Locust, North Carolina 4LBEMARLE INSURANCE AGEIY, 11. Just Insurance 113 South Second Street Phone YUkon 2-2133 Albemarle, North Carolina Compliments of PIKE ' S DRUG STORE Finest in Prescriptions Locust, North Carolina Phone 888-5563 Concord, North Carolina Phone 782-4168 Oakboro, North Carolina Phone 485-3322 LOCUST SUPPLY CO. Hardware Plumbing Supplies Building Materials A complete line of quality Rogers paint Phone 888-2221 Locust, North Carolina Highway 27 LOCIST HARDWARE 888-2461 Locust North Carolina Building materials of all kinds Brick for all purposes Cement Sand From the foundation to the roof Have You Seen The Underwood Compact Standard Typewriter Priced at Only $99.50? PRESS PRIi TIE COMPAM Albemarle, North Carolina A MESSAGE TO FRIENDS IT HAS BEEN A REAL PRIVILEGE TO WORK WITH YOUR FINE CLASS. YOU HAVE CHOSEN A MAGNIFICENT CLASS RING. WEAR IT PROUDLY AND TREASURE ITS MEMORIES AND MESSAGE OF ACHIEVEMENT GOOD LUCK! ALBERT BEALLE — JOHN BRUCE 219 Magnolia Statesville, North Carolina ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS AlMOra S HOME SUPPLY ' Friendly Stores of Best Buys Furniture - Accessories Carpets - Linoleum Television - Appliances FRIGIDAIRE Phone 888-2241 Locust, North Carolina NORTH CAROLINA SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION Albemarle-Norwood-Marshville- Charlotte Our Sixty-first Year C. B. Miller President O. J. Rogers Executive Vice-President M. M. Palmer Chairman of Board J. H. Morrow Vice-President Current Dividend Rate Stanly County ' s most popular savings institution with assets of more than twenty-five million dollars. Our entire staff is eager to be of assistance to you in every way , and we hope you will make frequent use of the many services we have to offer. Large Enough to Be Safe Small Enough to Be Friendly ' PAIJER BOCER ? iMmM CO. Quality Home Furnishings and Decorating Service Telephone 982-4118 1442 East Main Shopping Center Albemarle, North Carolina YINGLING FURNITURE COMPANY Your Lane Cedar Chest Dealer YUkon 2-6014 154 South First Street Albemarle, North Carolina ROY BROOKS ' FURNITURE Near Oakboro School Oakboro, North Carolina ERIST A. WHITLEY General Contractor Residential and Commercial Phone HU-5-3416 Charlotte Road Oakboro, North Carolina LEFLER FIHERIL HOME Albemarle, North Carolina Phone YU-21197 Norwood, North Carolina Phone GR-4-3128 OAKBORO SALES Phone Hudson 5-3247 Oakboro, North Carolina Compliments of MIDLAND BARBER SHOPPE DRYFS FURNITURE STORE Quality Merchandise since 1937 Phone 485-3866 Oakboro, North Carolina OAKBORO ATLANTIC owner and operator Von Baucom Anything fixed by Big John Barbee ' Oakboro, North Carolina DAVIS ' GROCERY Compliments of J. D. Davis self service Oakboro, North Carolina BEACHUM ' S GULF SERVICE Let us cap your tires and Service your car C. H. Beachum ' s Gulf Service OAKBORO FLORIST with Compliments Phone 485-3844 Oakboro, North Carolina TOWN AND COUNTRY STYLE SHOPPE Evelyn Turner, owner-stylist Carrie Gilbert, operator Shelby Helms, stylist North Main Oakboro Phone 485-3016