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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1965 volume:

THE ANNUAL STAFF OF WEST STANLY HIGH SCHOOL OAKBORO, NORTH CAROLINA PRESENTS 1965 Foreword OH, THE GLORY THAT WAS GREECE, the grandeur that was Rome . . . the fun that was West ! During this our third year, we have seen West extend into new horizons. We have broaden- ed ourselves in the fields of education, athletics and activities. One step at a time, but always forward, we are making West the best. The doors to the annual room have been continuously opening and closing. These past months have been filled with many hours of work--chasing students and faculty members to have their pictures made, and hurrying to meet deadlines. All of this work- -including loss of tempers, good grades, friends, and sleep--produces your yearbook. The PEGASUS ' staff has endeavored to record the visual events, but only our hearts can hold the true experiences. We now present to you your PEGASUS for 1965 in the hope that it will be the medium between the actual events and your fondest memories. 2 “One Step at a Time, CONTENTS Foreword 2 Dedication 12 ADMINISTRATION 13 Faculty 15 Seniors 18 Juniors 34 Sophomores 40 Freshmen 47 FEATURES 53 Homecoming Court 54 Marshals 60 ACTIVITIES 61 Athletics 62 Organizations 71 EPILOGUE 89 4 But Always Forward. ” v 4M Whether it is a running step of the football team, a fast gait of a baseball player, the saun- ter of a couple, the stroll of friends, the new dance steps at an informal party, or the brisk stride of students going to classes makes no dif- ference. These are forward steps. Little by lit- tle, day by day, and step by step; we are push- ing West forward. By doing so, we increase our own capacity to learn, to do, and to understand. We can never loiter and watch the world go by, for the spirit of West Stanly High says, Forward, forward, one step at a time, but always forward. 5 The bell rings and homeroom period is over. Doors are thrown open and students rush into the hall from all directions. Our future track stars exercise everyday by run- ning the three-minute mile from Mr. Henkel ' s homeroom to the mobile unit. However, some students find it hard to walk from room 210 to room 209 in the allotted three minutes. The slamming of locker doors, the clicking of heels, and the chat- ter of friends slowly fade away as first period classes begin. From the confusion of the halls ' knowledge com es. but m to the order of the classroom 7 Physical education develops students both physically and emotionally as they play together. Through the health and physical fitness courses, adolescents learn to cope with their problems of maturing. They gain coordi- nation through exercises and planned games. Mrs. Morton, Mr. Hinson, Mr. Caudle, and Mr. Rogers instruct the P. E. classes (as they are called). On Fridays they become dance instructors” as the classes square dance and do various popular dances. Varied curriculum meets Fragrant aromas from the home economics classrooms, the sound of drills and saws from the shop, the French class, and the confusion in the office every morning as students present notes and get excuses--these are vital parts of the life at West, Students are prepared for the future in either voca- tional courses or college preparatory courses. For students planning on work immediately after high school, there are courses in home economics, agriculture, industrial arts, drafting, and the com- mercial field. Special courses in cosmetology and bricklaying prepare students in these areas. Courses at West are as varied as the seven hun- dred and fifty students taking them. the needs of students Students exemplify team spirit Whether it is a Beta initiation or an incomplete pass, everything at West is exciting. Students always seem to work together, play together, and even laugh together. Our football team improves each year, the basketball teams play harder and score higher and higher, and the baseball team works diligently for that no loss season. Everyone ' s goal is a Rocky River Conference Champ- ionship. Although the cheerleaders sometimes yell Stop that line! when the Colts have the ball and Get that rebound! when West gets the free throw; they are always present at ball games and support the team through victory and defeat. The track team may not break any world records or even make the Olympic team this year, but they will perform well. and good sportsmanship. With Deep Appreciation In recognition of his devotion to West and the high ideals he sets for each student, we dedicate the 1965 PEGASUS to our principal and friend, Mr. Robert L. Garmon. Managing a school system with 700 students and 30 faculty members is no small task. Mr. Garmon has guided us one step at a time, always striving to make West the best. For these quali- ties, we express our deepest gratitude and appreciation. Administration West Stanly School Board SEATED: John Rogers, Chairman; STANDING left to right: Maurice Smith, Glen Lowder, Chad Efird, Otto Smith. Robert L. Garmon, Principal Luther A. Adams Superintendent of Stanly County Schools Oliven T. Cowan Assistant Superintendent of Stanly County Schools 14 Mrs. Sarah Bumgarner B.A., Mars Hill, Mercer University Geometry, Practical Math, and Trigonometry Mrs. Margaret Coble B.A., University of North Carolina at Greensboro Librarian and Library Science Faculty Mr. Z. G. Barnhardt B.A., Duke University Biology, Physics, and Chemistry Mrs. Ramona Bennett B.A., Wake Forest College English and Speech and Dramatics Mrs. Henrietta Carpenter B.A., Lenoir Rhyne, English Mr. Boyce Caudle B.A., Catawba, Biology Physical Fitness Miss Carol Coble Secretary Mrs. Mildred Cooper B. S., University of North Carolina at Greensboro Guidance Counselor J £ Mrs. Bernice Busch A.B. Winthrop College Reading and English Miss Yvonne Chandler B.S., Pheiffer College Commercial 15 Mrs. Bryte Efird B.S., Catawba College Commercial Mr. Lawrence Eller B.S., North Carolina State College, Agriculture Miss Cleo Elmore B.A., Pfeiffer College Biology Mr. Leo Hatley B.S., Piedmont College in Georgia, Algebra Mrs. Roselle Hunt B.A., High Point College English, Consumer Math Mr. C. F. Henkel B.S., North Carolina State College, Agriculture Mrs. Dona McSwain B.S., Appalachian State Teachers College Social Studies Mr. Bill Hinson B.S., Pfeiffer College, Health and Physical Fitness { f ; I t Mrs. Pansy Morton B.S., Pfeiffer College Health and Physical Fitness Mrs. Jean Grantham B.A., Atlantic Christian College, English Mrs. Geraldine Holbrooks B.A., Lenoir Rhyne English, Journalism Mr. James Preble B.A., New Mexico Western College Specialist Degree in Music Chorus, Band Mr. Don Price B. S., North Carolina State Industrial Arts Drafting Mrs. Lois Springer B.S., University of North Carolina at Greensboro Home Economics Family Living Mr. Gene Whitesides B.S., Pfeiffer College General Math and Algebra Mrs. Carolyn Williams B.A., Columbia College English Miss Elberta Ragsdale B.A., Catawba College M.A., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill English Mr. Tom Rogers B.S., M.A., University of North Carolina, Social Studies, Physical Fitness 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 Mr. Joe Smith B.S., Western Carolina Science Mrs. Helen Thompson B.S., University of North Carolina at Greensboro Home Economics Family Living BRADLY JAMES ADKINS ELIZABETH GAIL ALLMAN PAMELA SUE ALMOND PATRICIA ANN ALMOND HOYT WARREN ALMOND NEIL EDWARD ALMOND DONNA JEANNINE AUSTIN ANDRIA GAIL BARBEE Seniors elect class officers to Frances Harwood, secretary; Shirley Holloman, treasurer; Hoyt Almond, vice-president; Alan Smith, president. ELIZABETH MULLIS BARBEE JAMES RAY BARBEE RETHA CHRISTINA BARBEE TERRY DARLENE BARBEE TOMMY JACKSON BARBEE TOMMY WILSON BARBEE lead through “ 1965 at West” CLAUDIA GAY BARFIELD SHEILA ANN BEACHUM STEVEN LAMAR BROADAWAY STEVEN CLAY BARBEE TONDA VANN BARBEE CAROLYN ELIZABETH BROOKS 19 Leita Love and Alan Love are chosen DORIS ELAINE BURRIS JOHNNY DALE BURRIS PAMELA BURRIS SYLVIA DIANNE BURRIS as Mascots for Class of ’65 FRANCES ELAINE CRISCO KATHRIN MEGGS COBLE MARGARET CAROL COBLE TONY FURR COBLE NANCY MERLE DODD Mrs. Carpenter, Miss Ragsdale, Mrs. Williams, Mr. Staton, Mrs. Grantham, Mrs. Efird. Sponsors guide seniors GARRY LANE DRAKE DOYLE LANE EFIRD MONA SUE EFIRD SHARON DALE EUDY JOYCE MAE GARDNER OLIVER TERRY GOSS HAZEL LUCILLE GRAY through smiles and tears CAROLYN JEANETTE GREENE REBECCA ANN GRIFFIN JUDY KATHRYN HAHN FRANCES DELORES HARWOOD JERRY DEAN HATLEY MICHAEL LEE HATLEY PHYLLIS VELETTA HATLEY REBA DARNELL HATLEY Outstanding seniors bring DANNY JOE HELMS JERRY WAYNE HELMS LARRY REECE HELMS JENNIE LOIS HELMS 24 LONNIE DEXTER HINSON EUNICE LOUISE HINSON JANICE ANN HINSON PAUL JACKSON HINSON, JR. honor to W.S.H.S. c Jeannine A ustin, Judy Hahn, and Pain Almond were chosen as delegates to the National F. H. A. Convention in Chicago, Illinois, during July 11-18, 1964. Jeannine is State F. H. A. treasurer. Judy is president of the West Stanly F. H. A., and Pam has her State Home- maker ' s Degree. These girls were selected on these basis. After hearing many interesting speeches and meeting girls from the fifty states, Jeannine, Judy, and Pam returned with many creative ideas to improve their F. H. A. chapter. The Yadkin River Patriots ' Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, the Albemarle Chapter, honored Wanda Stewart and Jerry Helms as D. A. R. Good Cit- izens from West Stanly. The faculty selected these seniors for this honor. Good citizens are SHIRLEY ANN HOLLOMAN DAVID ROSS HUNEYCUTT LARRY RAY HUNEYCUTT LOIS LORENE HUNEYCUTT MIKY JOE HUNEYCUTT MYRNA CHERYEL HUNEYCUTT NORMA JEAN HUNEYCUTT TERRY WARREN HUNEYCUTT selected by D.A.R. DIANNE ALDRIDGE KEE DONNA LEE KELLY MALCOLM ROY KENNEDY FRANCES KAY KIDD TONY LEE KINLEY JIMMY CARL KISER JANE ANNETTE LAMBERT SHIRLEY ANNIE LAMBERT WILLIAM DAVID LAMBERT RICHARD DALTON LITTLE JANICE LOVE STEVEN DOUGLAS LITTLE ELIZABETH GAIL LOVE JANET LOVE Ray Barbee is Morehead JERRY MARTIN LOVE MARY RUTH LOWDER PETE COY LOWDER BRENDA JANE MORGAN BRENDA SUE MORGAN JANICE HUSSEY MORGAN DONALD LANE MURRAY Scholarship Nominee. When the senior spon- sors met to choose the More- head Scholarship nominee from West, the selection was an easy one. Ray Barbee ' s outstanding high school rec- ord, fine character, and leadership abilities made him the number one choice. The Stanly County More- head Scholarship committee also recognized these quali- ties in Ray and selected him to be one of the two county nominees. Ray has brought honor to West Stanly not only through his nomination, but also through his election as vice- president of the North Caro- lina Beta Club. RONALD WAYNN MURRAY PEGGY SUZETTE OSBORNE WILLIAM CLAUD PICKLER DONNA RAE RADFORD Caps and gowns are the PATTIE ELAINE REEDER DEBORAH MARGARET ROGERS VONDA DIANNE ROSS RONDA GENE RUMMAGE Anticipation of graduation is in the air when seniors are measured for caps and gowns. After measuring approxi- mately 160 seniors, is it any wonder that Mrs. Grantham is slipping? One less cap and gown! prelude to graduation BRENDA KAY SMITH CHARLES EDWARD SMITH ELIZABETH VICTORIA SMITH GARY JAMES SMITH ARNOLD THEODORE TUCKER, JR. JAMES EDWARD TUCKER MELVIN PATRICK TUCKER BRENDA SUE TURNER “ Knowledge comes, LARRY BURNS TURNER In the fall of 1962 a swarm of excited students entered West Stan- ly to be her very first sophomores. Soon the long halls, the bright class- rooms, and the long cafeteria line were all familiar surroundings. People who had never seen each other before became best friends. The phrase we used to do turned into we ' re going to do -- we are still doing. Then the day came when we were proud juniors. We found ourselves doing traditional things. In December, the junior play, A Man Called Peter was presented. At a class meeting, we decided upon our motto, Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers ; our flower, the red rose; and our colors, red and white. Ah! The life of a junior is so short. Can it be that we are on top? that we are seniors? that we set the example? 32 BOBBY ALAN VONCANNON DANNY LOY WADKINS ANITA ERNESTINE WHITLEY DONNA AILEEN WHITLEY NANCY PAULETTE WHITLEY MARSHALL LEE WHITLEY SARA LYNETTE WHITLEY but wisdom lingers. TONY CLAYTON WHITLEY LARRY WAYNE WILEY JANICE LEE WOOTEN 33 tSoaSBaSW SEATED: Sandra Almond, Treasurer; Jane Whitley, Secretary: Melinda Eudy, Reporter; Huneycutt, President; Dale Almond, Vice-President. STANDING: Bobby Dale Almond Elaine Almond Sandra Almond Stephan Almond Eddie Arrowood Cecil Barbee Bernard Barbee Donna Barbee Roger Barbee Linda Blake Linda Burleson Barbara Burris Carol Burris Jane Burris Bruce Burleson Frank Burleson Imogene Burleson Jo Burleson John Burleson Linda Burris Rita Burris Tyra Burris Michael Carriker Judy Carter Richard Chandler Joan Clark Elizabeth Coble H. P. Coble Ricky Coley Sandra Coley Charles Connell Joyce Cook Ronnie Crisco Carolyn Dodd Butch Dry Louise Drye Gene Earnhardt Harold Edwards Garrett Efird Gerald Efird Jimmy Efird Larry Efird Jody Eudy Melinda Eudy Diane Eudy Don Fink Gary Foreman Belinda Furr Janis Furr Linda Furr Gary Gilbert Judy Greene Billy Greene Earlene Hartsell Jimmy Hartsell Lance Hartsell Shana Harvell Steve Hatley David Helms Lelan Helms Neddie Helms Brenda Hill Gary Hathcock Joy Hathcock Roger Hatley Sandra Hatley Donnie Hinson Pamela Hinson Terry Hinson Johnny Huneycutt Bobby Huneycutt Gene Huneycutt Judy Huneycutt Kendall Huneycutt Louise Huneycutt Marilyn Huneycutt Nancy Huneycutt Yugonda Huneycutt Johnny Jenkins Shirley Johnson Roger Jones Linda Kennedy Wanda Kincaid Joyce Kinley Becky Lambert Helen Little Jimmy Little Rodney Little Doug Love Dwight Love Everette Love Nancy Lowder David Mauldin Mickey McCall Barbara McLester Pamela McLester Becki Medlin Bonnie Mills Bobby Morgan Carolyn Morgan Diane Morgan Gail Morgan Mannie Morton Jimmy McClellan Donna Osborne Trenna Osborne Brenda Parks Betty Poplin Gail Poplin Elaine Simpson Gloria Simpson Diann Smith Dianne Smith Jane Smith Peggy Smith Roger Smith Rebecca Stewart Henry Stiller Frances Taylor Don Teeter Ella Shinn Thomas Roger Thompson Billie Jo Tucker Bobby T ucker Linda Tucker Pam Tucker Richard Tucker Darrell VonCannon Dale Whitley Dot Whitley Jane Whitley Melvin Whitley Pam Whitley Barbara Wilson Dennis Wiley Gerald Winfree Eddie Wise Bobby Yow Janice Yow Patricia Yow S0UTH STANLY HIGH SCHOOL L!MAW VOCATIONS ' SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: Terry Smith, President; Jerry McLester, Vice-President; Reginald Smith, Secretary and Treasurer. Sophomores f Blanche Almond Bruce Almond Debbie Almond Diane Almond Flavella Almond Kenneth Almond Linda Almond David Anderson Belinda Austin 40 Judy Austin Patsy Austin Sandra Austin David Barbee Dianne Barbee Gene Barbee McCord Barbee Michael Barbee Roger Barbee Frances Barnhardt Sue Baucom Richard Benge John Bowers Sandra Brattain Alison Broadway Jannette Brooks Johnny Brooks Karen Burleson Linda Burleson Wade Burnette Diane Burris Ouida Carelock Katherine Carr Cynthia Childers Jean Clark Carol Coble Glenn Coble Kay Collins Billy Connell Patsy Davis 41 Kenny Easley Delane Efird Kathy Efird Reba Efird Ronnie Efird Gene Eudy Hazeline Eudy Janelle Eudy Sheila Eudy Renee Eudy Junior Foreman Brenda Furr Elizabeth Furr Gertie Furr Tereda Furr Tommy Furr Wanda Furr Eli Galloway Frances Greene Janie Green Tom Griffin Steve Harkey Hazel Harris Fred Hartsell Ronald Hartsell Roger Hartsell Sheliah Hartsell Billie Harvell Larry Haskins Cecil Hathcock Freda Hatley Gail Hatley Gordon Hatley Jeanie Hatley Jerry Hatley J. T. Hatley Judy Hatley Pattie Hatley Paulette Hatley Rebecca Hatley Ronnie Hatley Alan Helms Dawn Helms Marilyn Helms Ricky Helms Shirley Helms Butch Hinson Linda Hinson Rebecca Hinson Ronald Hinson Rosemary Hinson Wilda Hinson Cynthia Hodge Sylvia Hodge Katherine Honeycutt Terry Hathcock David Hatley David Hatley Paulette Honeycutt Donna Howard Boyd Huneycutt Buford Huneycutt Craig Huneycutt Johnny Huneycutt Mitchell Huneycutt Jimmy Kiker Franklin Kluttz Judy Lambert Kenneth Lambert Gerald Lee Glenda Liles Alice Love Dianne Love George Love Jerry Love Doyce Love Roy Love Vernon Love Carolyn Lowder Shari Loy Jo Ann Majerick Marlene Maples Wallace McLendon Jerry McLester Shirley Medlin James Morgan Lana Morgan Linda Morgan Sherrill Morgan Soonie Morgan • Brenda Morton Evelyn Morton Lois Mullis Gary Newton Hoyle Nance Sarah Osborne Roger Page Katie Paige Linda Palmer Larry Petrea Suette Pinion Marsha Poplin Mike Porter Karen Plyler Kathy Plyler Bobby Sasser Charles Simpson Lynda Simpson Martha Slater Marie Smith Jean Smith Olivia Smith Louise Morton Richard Morton Jimmy Mullis Linda Mullis Paul Smith Reginald Smith Shirley Smith Shirley Smith Steve Smith Terry Smith Wanda Smith Johnny Stirewalt Margaret Talbert Tommy T ally Carolyn Treece Dianne Tucker Gary Tucker Johnny Tucker Linda Tucker Brenda Wadkins Aloma Whitley Darrell Whitley Gail Whitley Jean Whitley Keith Whitley Steve Whitley Patsy Whitman Doug Williams James Williams Juanita Yow Faye Yow Paulette Yow Ted Yow 46 Margaret Adkins Avery Almond Eulan Austin Linda Austin Douglas Austin Dane Barbee Doug Barbee Jimmy Barbee Kay Barbee Wanda Barbee David Blair Bobby Blake Bobbie Boone 47 Steve Brewer Donnie Brooks Leonard Brooks James Burleson Jerry Burleson Lanny Burleson Reggie Burleson Renee Burleson Roger Burleson Sharon Burleson Gerald Burnette Dale Burris Kay Burris Marilyn Burris Ann Cagle Charles Carver Sherrill Clark Wayne Coble David Coley Mack Cowan Ted Crisco Nancy Davis Monty Deese Eugene Diggs John Dixon Sylvia Dixon Jimmy Douglas Teresa Drake Benny Drye Wanda Drye Wanda Drye Rebecca Edwards Carolyn Efird Janet Efird Judy Efird Nancy Efird 48 Dwight Eudy Ervin Eudy Lynn Eudy Michael Eudy Priscilla Eudy Roger Eudy Sheila Eudy Donny Fesperman Lee Furr Norma Jean Furr Steve Furr Wanda Galloway Jerry Gardner Billy Gilbert Ella Mae Gray Bobby Greene Wayne Greene Margaret Griffin Peggy Griffin Wanda Sue Harkey Brenda Harper Danny Harrington Judy Harvell Fred Hartsell Randall Hartsell Chuck Hathcock Dianne Hathcock Linda Hathcock David Hatley Donald Hatley Glenda Hatley Jean Hatley Joyce Hatley Larry Hatley Marcia Hatley Vickie Hatley 49 Ann Helms Clinton Helms Danny Helms Gail Helms Max Helms Judy Hill Felix Hinson Joann Honeycutt Karen Honeycutt Ronnie Honeycutt Sharon Honeycutt Dennis Huneycutt Gail Huneycutt Jimmy Huneycutt Michael Huneycutt Nadene Huneycutt Patsy Huneycutt Peggy Hunsucker Jerry Johnson Jake Kiker Mickey Kinley Reggie Lambert Gail Lambert Sherry Lett Alan Little Carol Little Danny Little David Little Frances Little Melvin Little Sylbester Little Tony Little Marvin Lisk Linda Love Jane Love Roger Love 50 Wanda Love Tony Lowder Robert Majerick Gary McAnulty Connie McCoy Larry McLester Wanda Medley Teresa Meggs Kathryn Morgan Mike Morgan Monica Morgan Pamela Morgan Trent Morgan Barbara Morton Dale Morton Gary Morton Keith Morton Lewis Mullis Hoyle Nance Patsy Newton Darrell Overcash Grady Page Mary Jane Park Bernice Parks Joanne Phifer Jimmy Pinion Kevin Plyler Judy Pope Harry Poplin Steve Ridenhour Kenneth Russell Wayne Sasser Patricia Shaver Gary Sossamon Susan Speights Annette Smith 51 Boyce Smith Charles Smith Doris Smith Graylon Smith Patsy Smith Renea Smith Sharon Smith Wanda Smith Michael T alley Vernon Tarlton Alice Thomas Gary Thomas Marlene Thomas Patricia Thomas Susan Thomas John Thompson Toni Thompson Treva Thompson Gary Trull Barbara Tucker Collan Tucker Gene T ucker Janice Tucker Mary Ellen Tucker Ronnie Tucker Jean Turner Jimmy T urner Pat Turner Allen Whitley Avera Whitley Diane Whitley Sheila Whitley Steve Whitley Steve Wilson Michael Winfree Vickie Yow Features Janice poses before the Christmas tree in the lobby. The geometry classes annually put up a tree and decorate it. HOMECOMING QUEEN The alumni of West Stanly were certainly please- ed with the seniors ' choice for the 1964 Homecoming Queen, Miss Janice Hinson. She is the lovely 5 ' 5 1 2 , brown-eyed, brunette who greets everyone with a friendly smile. Janice looked stunning as she was escorted down the field by Dexter Hinson. Mr. Garmon crowned Janice the 1964 Homecoming Queen after she stepped through the enormous green and white horseshoe. Andria Barbee, president of the Beta Club, presented her with a dozen red roses. Then she and her court reigned over the remainder of the ball game. This charming blonde is Cheri Carter, who was Maid of Honor for our 1954 Homecoming. Cheri was escorted onto the field by Hoyt Almond and looked radiant as she walked through the arch. She was chosen by the senior class of which she is a most outstanding member. This vivacious senior finds time for many extra-curricular acti- vities besides her classwork. JUNIOR ATTENDANTS Sandra Almond, looking very charming, was escorted on the field by Bobby Huneycutt. She appeared under the horseshoe and then took her place on the forty-yard line. Directly following her came the other lovely junior attendant. Nancy Lowder, escorted by Larry Efird, took her place. Poised and smiling, Miss Lana Morgan added her charm to the Queen ' s court. Wallace Mc- Lendon was her escort. Larry Wiley attended Miss Marilyn Helms, a vivacious blonde, who gracefully presented herself to the waiting alumni. 57 Miss Pamela Morgan was enthusiastically greeted by the spectators as she opened the 1964 Homecoming Festivities. She was accompanied throughout the ceremony by Danny Little. A petite freshman, Miss Janice Tucker, de- lighted her classmates as she made her appear- ance with Trent Morgan. Si Miss Frances Harwood, a love- ly petite blonde, was chosen Miss Merry Christmas by the entire stu- dent body. In the annual Stanly County Christmas Parade. Frances well represented West Stanly as she rode down the street waving and smiling to all. Alan Smith, senior class president, was the proud chauffeur. These marshals, who were chosen in their junior year on the basis of leadership, character, and scholastic standing, served during baccalaureate and graduation. Moonlight and Roses, a theme that will long remain in the hearts of the juniors and seniors of 1964, was animated on the magic and mystic night of May 2. The grand array of formals transformed each young lady and gentleman into princesses and princes. As the bewitching hour approached, the royal party left entranced with the memory of the evening. The fairyland became only a gym, the roses wilted, and the moon became once more hula hoops and crepe paper. 60 ass Activities ' • ' Mrt 0 , - ? � ■ ' ' ■ - ' j£ J 1 i £ • ■ ir.- • A C S?3s£ T-- 1 - - . . FRONT ROW: Manager R. Helms, M, Smith, T.Huneycutt, L. Wiley, G. Sides, H. Almond, J. Helms, A. Smith, M. Hatley, D. Efird. SECOND ROW: Manager D. Hatley, E. Wise, D. Almond, D, Wiley, B. Huneycutt, H. Stiller, T. Hinson, G. Efird, D. Teeter, L. Efird, R. Smith, Manager D. Kidd. BACK ROW: Coaches Gene Whitesides and Tom Rogers, B. Yow, D. Helms, G. Newton, T. Smith, D. Little, J. McLester, J. Burleson, G. Winfree, Coaches Boyce Caudle and Joe Smith. SENIORS DISPLAY TACTICS David Helms ALL CONFERENCE End Coaches- -Boyce Caudle; Tom Rogers, Head Coach; Gene Whitesides, J. V. Coach; Joe Smith. VARSITY SCOREBOARD West 6 Mt. Pleasant 40 West 26 Parkwood 0 West 6 Winecoff 33 West 6 Harrisburg 19 West 0 Hartsell 19 West 6 North Stanly 13 West 0 Forest Hills 6 West 19 Anson West 7 South Stanly 29 West 13 JUNIOR VARSITY SCOREBOARD Sun Valley 7 West 0 Hartsell 19 West 0 North Stanly 0 West 12 South Stanly 13 West 0 Mt. Pleasant 8 West 0 Harrisburg 26 West 13 Winecoff 19 FRONT ROW--M. Eudy, D. Brooks, S. Whitley, R. Majerick, T. Little, L. Haskins, M. List, M. Winfree, R. Lambert, J. Turner, L. McLester. BACK ROW--Coach Gene Whitesides, G. Tucker, J. Dixon, D. Overcash, E. Eudy, J. Barbee, B. Blake, D. Barbee, H. Poplin, D. Coley, B. Smith. CHEERLEADERS Go! Team, Go! echoes across the football field and vibrates through the gymnasium. These girls are responsible for all this invigorating noise. Shouts of joy or hused silence of dismay are characteristics of our vivacious cheerleaders. Hard hours of practice and enthusiastic support have urged our teams on to victory. The varsity cheerleaders are Carol Coble and Jeannine Austin, Co-chiefs; Gay Barfield, Judy Hahn, Cheri Carter, seniors; Melinda Eudy, Becky Lambert, juniors; Sheliah Hartsell, Carolyn Treece, sophomores. SENIORS: D. Rogers, C. Huneycutt, V. Smith, S. Lambert; JUNIORS: D, Whitley, B. Brooks, G. Poplin, N. Huney- cutt, P. Tucker, B. Hill; SOPHOMORES; B. Austin, M. Helms, K. Plyler, K. Plyler, L. Tucker, R. Hinson, M. Maples, R. Hinson; MANAGERS: M. Lambert, M. Poplin, TRAINERS: L. Haskins, J. Brooks; STATISTICIANS: S. Beachum, R. Kennedy; COACH: Bill Hinson. v my ' m. —ft MmtJL In m ' ; -y- Junior Varsity Girls ' Basketball The girls’ junior varsity basketball team is for freshmen and sophomores who are playing for fun and experi- ence. Mr. Whitesides, the coach, and the team are preparing for numerous wins. Boys’ Basketball SENIORS: SENIORS: H. Almond, Eddie Funderburk, D. Hatley, K, Hill, D. Hinson, M, Whitley, S. Whitley; JUNIORS; E. Arrowood, H. Edwards, B. Greene, R. Smith, D. Whitley; SOPHOMORES; W. McLendon, R. Smith; MANAGER: Ricky Helms, SCOREKEEPER: Ronald Speights; STATISTICIANS; Ray Kennedy and David Hatley; TIMER: Mike Houck. The junior varsity basketball team, under the leadership of Mr. Rogers, is striving for victories. Even more important is the fact that they are practicing good sportsmanship. 4 - ' 1965 Colt ”9 Hoyt Almond -Center Field Jerry Hatley-Catcher Jerry Helms-Third Base ‘ ' ' Dexter Hinson-Second Base Bobby Huneycutt -Pitcher Alan Smith-Left Field Maurice Smith-First Base Marshall Whitley -Short Stop Tony Whitley-Right Field David Helms-First Base Coach Johnny Stirewa It -Third Base Coach Ray Kennedy, Scorekeeper Bill Hinson, Coach Pep Club Pep Club Officers - FRONT ROW: J. Whitley, president; L. Wiley, vice-president; S. Almond, secretary; T. Thompson, treasurer; Mrs. Morton, advisor. Monogram Club Officers - FRONT ROW: A. Smith, president; H. Almond, vice-president; D. Rogers, secretary; M. Whitley, treasurer, C. Coble, historian; Mr. Hinson, advisor. Monogram Club Student Council S. Whitley, president; Mrs. Bumgarner, advisor. Student Council Officers; C. Carter, secretary; S. Whitley, presi- dent; Mr. Garmon, principal; H. Edwards, vice-president; B. Hath- cock, treasurer. Student Council Members LA CORCLE FRANCAIS To the members of the French Club, French is a living language. They try to talk among themselves, in the meetings, and furing programs, as fluently as a Frenchman. However, there is a minute differ- ence, our Southern accent. The French Club is a cultural club open only to those students who are taking French or those who have completed two years. The programs vary from serious discussions to light-hearted singing. If you hear someone chattering unfamiliar or foreign sounding words, perhaps you are listening to a conversation by two French Club members who are rehearsing their part for the next French Club pro- gram. French Club Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Austin, song leader; L. Gray, treasurer; R. Thompson, president; P. Burleson, vice- president; P. Almond, secretary; B. Lambert, report- er; G. Whitley, pianist. Beta Club The Beta Club endeavors to develop and maintain the qualities of good character, leadership, and scholastic standing. The sponsor of the West Stanly Beta Club is Mrs. Margaret Stewart. On April 11, 1964, Ray Barbee was elected Vice president of the North Carolina Beta Club. Stanly County Beta Officers Ray Barbee, President; Cheri Carter, Treasurer; Wanda Stewart, Vice-president; Anita Whitley, Secretary. West Stanly Beta Officers Lynette Whitley, Vice-President; Judy Hahn, Secretary; Eunice Hinson, Treasurer; Rebecca Griffin, Reporter; Paula Burleson, Historian; Andria Barbee, President. Wanda Stewart, editor; Everette Love, assistant editor. Business Staff; Cheri Carter, business assistant business manager. manager; Rebecca Stewart, What ' s going on in there ? That ' s a question some poor freshman can t find an answer to! He sees Wanda Stewart, Everette Love, and Andria Barbee, rush in and out of 240A frequently. Then comes Mrs. Grantham all flushed with excitement and anxiety. After a while in come little groups of people from all directions carrying pictures and graph sheets. Once in a while he hears something like, We have got to meet that deadline! or Where are those pictures? What could this mean? Is it a secret society? Then he hears several typewriters, muffled laughter, and foot- steps. All at once a shout rings through the air, It ' s finished, the 1965 PEGASUS is finished! The little underclassman bows his head in disappointment and mumbles to his classmate, Ah, is that all! Picture at right. SEATED; W. Stewart, editor; J. Grantham, sponsor; E. Love, assistant editor; STANDING; D. Rogers, group pictures editor; A. Barbee, layout editor; L. Whitley, typing editor; D. Whitley, literary editor; T. Barbee, individual pictures editor; R. Thompson, advertising manager; S. Beachum, subscription editor; I. Hunt, literary editor; C. Coble, features editor; J. Austin, advertising manager; B. Hathcock, art editor. Typists: T. Osborne, L. Whitley, J. Hahn, S. Almond. Individual Picture Staff: Editor, T. Barbee; J. Eudy, M. Huneycutt, R. Burris, B. Lambert, B. Furr. Group Pictures Staff: B. Burris, E. Almond, P. Tucker, A. Whitley, B. Hathcock, D. Rogers, Editor. Features Staff: F. Burleston, H. Edwards, N. Bowers, C. Coble, Editor. age — — — - | m o c£x3 ,ojj2 1 1 5 W) ‘o 1 - o CD • CO c Artrlria R rK P dluh Dr6Si 36nt,| i impressive candlelight Andria Barbee, club president, ly, the Betas of West ; c _ . tapped eleven new mem- t ■ . 0 the West Stanly Chapter t ‘ ber 8. The new members t , ' • . - ■ • 01 Burris, daughter of Mr. f . Josh Burris; Don Fink, ! s - • • • 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Fink; {.. . . Juneycutt, son of Mr. and_ ilenn Huneycutt; Becky, ' . daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1 ' S. Medlin; Linda C : ' daughter of Mr. and P Morgan; Trenna O.sbo r of Mr. and Mrs. Dw ; Diann Smith, daug and Mrs. Joe Smith; Itewart, daughter of Seniors Order Rings Seniors ordered class rings ( .2+3 Thursday, October 22. Mr. Jol N 3 g T3 g u P CJ Si o x o 5 -J u; 1 U -Ft -o ' ct ct 3 -d Bruce, representative from ti ood-o utn ai X o O Ol ne Stewart; Roger Tho) P2 SS( -c i i- t the HS Band es First earance I day, spelt j our f | was gamt Th the i embers of the West Si i, under the direction mes Preble, made tl blic appearance on 0 ien West was host to H. Preble said that the t ents donated by the I 1 Club will serve as lg for the forming ol ig band. nembers of the band i gruments each mem ; as follows: Pat Tuck Barbee, lleen Hunt, J, uida Carelock and C gam« gun poinl secoi wherj yardi Efird which , — — during the first quarter. Play “see-sawed” back and forth during the second and third quarters with both teams re- maining scoreless. With the final quarter coming up, the Colts showed their teeth. A 1 q.i.-arrt Kv D KU,, U.. W.S Balfour Comnany, took the c meet certain r order to quali | ese requiremen glish IV and quired units ar or graduation. ■ vailable in thri veight, mediu i ivy weight, yellow gold wil one, and are e: West Stanly ii iK ' tiU A A H 1 i L ■funt, a gradua ollege, is no lore English ai Prior to her a ■st, Mrs. Hui ild and Oakbot ;r, for the pa las simply kei erved as a sul various school Let’s give th ■ur faculty a tn me. Rogers all coach th: n Rogers. M. ts classes in U. f history, and phy: me laboratory consists of a ■console and thirty individual units ' placed on the wall around the , jropm. The console contains the J graduated froi controls of the system, a tape re- High School in Wai r order t - j sUu ..erS. 1 . .. c.;-, 1 -: .here he was an al around athlete, making All-Stat in 1953 in Class A gridirion pai ticipation. Mr. Rogers serve two years in the U. S. Army prio : to his graduation from the Un iversity of North Carolina in 195t Mr Rogers was head coach a St Paul ' s Hit?h School for thre MRS. HUNT, MRS. CARPENTER, R. CAUDLE, MR. ROGERS. I i ish ith I Our Arts te« near rsf A 2 « c ™ w c w % £ 1 L- £ ' O c H x ao C J-. r 2 oc £ - x tn . C3 D tn ■ a3 u cn QX) 1 C 03 SI O c 1 x - •- ; i 8 i 8 i a) W v- 55 o o- £ X5 f O 3 cj C W s £ 5 a.+§ £ - J20 as c3 CL a; s sg ;a | « P . CL c -a Cl ' O g C5 03 XJ ” ' C 3 . c £ o- 05 o C cfj a) c ° o S 52 X C } TJ - XJ CD § - u J= c u g rt o x; u - S CD � o i o L _ U £ 8 I | z u 8 4J x - 5 .2 £ sf 03 — a.£ u ' • 03 . OJ c c r 4 O 03 Ci} be 7 c - £_, OS Vi S N “If: oex ’ c , c3 Li- ' £ c d c o ; a ts x o rt ,■0 5) Pox t j cn 5 £ — 03 W P to •£ CL ' P o. r72 O ■ ' 2 % -£ 03 03 Editor-in-Chief, Cheri Carter; Assistant Editor, Becki Medlin; Managing Editor, Wanda Stewart; Feature Editor, Kay Kidd; News Editor, Anita Whitley, Sports Editors, Pam Tucker, Dexter Hinson; Business Manager, Ray Barbee; Adver- tising Manager, Rebecca Griffin; Assistant Ad- vertising Manager, Judy Crayton; Circulation Manager, Janice Morgan; Assistant Circulation Manager, Frances Taylor; Typing Editor, Lynette Whitley; Assistants, Sandra Almond, Carolyn Brooks; Reporters, Dot Whitley, Trenna Osborne, Roger Thompson, John Brattain, Ronda Rummage, Rebecca Stewart, Joan Clark, Gail Morgan. Future Teachers of America F. T. A. and Sponsor, Mrs. Dona McSwain OFFICERS; President, H. Almond; Vice-president, J. Austin; Secretary, J. Hahn; Treasurer, C. Coble; Historian, P. Tucker; Reporter, T. Osborne. Two F. T. A. members, Becky Lambert and Greg Sides, assist Mr. Tommie Staton, West Stanly history teacher, as he grades test papers. This is one of the club ' s projects each year. Future Homemakers of America SEATED: Mrs. Helen Thompson and Mrs. Lois Springer, Advisors; STANDING: J. Hahn, President; J. Austin, Vice- president; J. Eudy, Secretary; C. Coble, Treasurer; C. Treece, Reporter; J. Deese, Chaplain; S. Beachum, Parlia- mentarian; M. Helms, Historian; D. Rogers, J. Whitley, Co-recreational leaders. The F. F. A. of West Stanly excelled in several areas last year. The boys brought home top honors in the district Tool Judging and Dairy Judging Contest. The present F. F. A. members are on their way for even more honors, already having won a silver tab for the plaque in the school show- case. The club is preparing for future contests in public -speaking, dairy, beef, and swine judging, and soil judging. Officers pictured at left. FRONT ROW: C. Barbee; P. Burleson; D. Efird; Mr. Eller, Ad- visor. SECOND ROW: Mr. Henkel, Advisor; S. Mills; D. Helms; M. Huneycutt. Future Farmers of America Library Club OFFICERS: Patricia Curlee, President; Norma Huneycutt, Vice-President; Rebecca Stewart, Secretary; Michael Houck, Treasurer; Kay Kidd, Reporter; Mrs. Margaret Coble, Advisor. The Speech and Dramatics Classes present A FEUDIN ' OVER YONDER OH, PROMISE ME W.S.H.S. Band With the boom of the drums, the clash of the cymbals, the toot of the horns, the ting of the bell lyre, and the bong of the sousaphone, the West Stanly Pep Band made its first appearance. Under the direction of Mr. James Preble the band boosted school spirit at pep rallies and home football games. The band changed from a pep band in football season to a concert band for the Christmas season. Later, plans were made for another concert in the spring. The members of the band and the instruments each member plays is as follows: Pat Tucker, Donna Barbee, Ileen Hunt, Jane Love, Ouida Carelock, and Connie McCoy, clarinet; Roger Barbee, Jimmy Efird, Joanne Phifer, saxophone; David Blair, trumpet; Rita Burris, French horn; Alan Whitley, Robert Majerick, cornet; Larry Petrea, sousaphone; Karen Burleson, bell lyre, Martha Slater, cymbals; Freddie Hartsell, baritone horn; Larry Haskins, Tony Lowder, Greg Sides, drum; Roger Hatley, Larry Huneycutt, trombone. 83 ROW 1: Director James Preble, M. Slater, W. Furr, M. Tucker, C. Coble, M. Poplin, J. Austin, A. Lambert, T. Barbee, J. Gardner, L. Petrea, D. Hatley, S. Lambert, D. Rogers, M. Lambert, B. Jenkins, J. Love, T. Huneycutt, ROW 2: D. Tucker, D. Smith, J. Love, P. Hinson, J. Huneycutt, G. Love, J. Hahn, B. Hathcock, J. Canup, G. Sides, J. Huneycutt, P. Almond, J. Morgan, P. Whitley, N. Dodd, R. Lowder, G. Whitley; ROW 3: L. Coble, S, Talley, K. Coble, J. Deese, J. Clark, P. Huneycutt, J. Wooten, P. Hatley, A. Clark, P. Almond, A. Barbee, C. Connell, S. Whitley, S. Burleson, B. Hatley, G. All- man, C. Barbee, N, Huneycutt, E. Hinson, M. Smith; ROW 4: B. Smith, N. Huneycutt, L. Barbee, J. Lambert, D. Whitley, R. Burris, L. Hinson, F. Little, J. Rushing, M. Kennedy, L. Huneycutt, C. Smith, P. Lowder, G. Poplin, S. Efird, L. Medley, C. Hinson, J. Burris, D. Anderson, L. Broadaway; ROW 5: P. Hinson, B. Pickier, T. Coble, D. Huneycutt, B. Hatley, M. Huneycutt, W. Helms, T. Barbee, E. Funderburk, K. Hill. T. Goss. R. Thomas. G. Smith, R. Speights, G. Foreman, P. Burleson, G. Drake. The West Stanly Chorus The mixed chorus is one of the points of pride at West Stanly. Under the direction of Mr. lames Preble, the ninety-six mem- bers of the chorus have presented Christ- mas and spring concerts. Mr. James Preble Music Director Chorus Officers Buddy Hatley, president; Annette Clark, secretary; Darrell Hatley, vice-president. 85 Everyone works together Everyday these girls promptly meet the demands of the hungry mob of teenagers who suddenly appear at morning break. By cheerfully giving their time, the students on the store staff render a most satisfying service to their fellow students. The members of the store staff are Yugonda Huneycutt, Gloria Simpson, and Linda Burleson. Bus Drivers These calm and collected bus drivers have safely and almost always promptly transported their noisy passengers to school. Even though they have little pay and frayed nerves, our bus drivers perform a valuable service for our schools. 86 to make “West the Best.” Mr. and Mrs. Burris, come to the office please. When West Stanly students hear this announcement on the intercom, they know that one of the faithful custodians will come to the rescue of a freezing class or a similar calamity. Mr. and Mrs. Burris work many hours a day to make the school as clean and pleasant as possible. Students seldom thank them for their extra efforts, but their work is appreciated. The cafeteria staff is a hard working team that somehow manages to satisfy the hunger of our ener- getic teenagers. The nutritious and attractive meals are planned, prepared, and always served with a smile. Quality In Service 87 Sheila Beachum, President; Debbie Rogers, Vice-president; Marilyn Huneycutt, Secretary; Jeannine Austin, Treasurer, Becky Lambert, World Service Chairman; Ileen Hunt, Chaplain; Mrs. Carpenter, Sponsor. Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y Don Fink, Treasurer; Buddy Hatley, Secretary; Terry Goss, Chaplain; Phil Burleson, President; Miky Huney- cutt, Vice-president; Mr. Staton, Sponsor. Yesterday is but a dream, Tomorrow is but a vision; But today, well spent, Will make yesterday A dream of happiness And tomorrow a vision of hope. COLT NORTH CAROLINA SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION Albemarle, North Carolina (Main Office) Corner Pee Dee Main Sts., Norwood, N. C. Main Street, Marshville, N. C. 3801 North Independence Blvd., Charlotte, N. C. Freedom Village Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Our Sixty-Second Year C. B. Miller President M. M. Palmer Chairman of Board O. J. Rogers Executive Vice President J. H. Morrow Vice President Current Dividend Rate Stanly County’s most popular savings institution with assets of more than thirty-two 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 offer. Large Enough to Be Safe . . Small Enough to Be Friendly ' Best Wishes We’ll build you a house. You make it a home. HOYLE BARBEE CONTRACTOR Call 888-5605 Locust, North Carolina HARTSELL FUNERAL HOME INC. North Carolina With Sympathy We Serve 888-5571 982-2233 786-1161 Albemarle Concord Midland OpeNlNCj — P]a.lf , OuNSert f le . cLr { tug s La) | fvv m V-t fs) -Sli l £ f ' ror v f O v O ' . OD 7-00 ?. a . I P - m . %cl (p • ' oo A ov. o 00 P - 01 . 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 Oakboro Sales Davis Grocery Oakboro Shell Station Addie ' s Beauty Shop Dixie Drive In Hiram’s Flower and Gift Shop Stanly Electric G. C. Morton Company Walter Printing Company Jack ' s Place Lynn’s Beauty Shoppe Oakboro Florist Locust Garage Fred ' s Mean 409 Southern Life Compliments of THE PEGASUS STAFF This is the year to test drive a new FORD ! BEATTY MOTOR COMPANY Come by and test drive one today. Your FORD Dealer 27-601 Highway Intersection Midland, North Carolina TEETER’S SUPER MARKET Meats — Groceries — Hardware — Gas Highway 601 Phone 888-5551 Midland, North Carolina LOVE LUMBER COMPANY Of Stanfield, Incorporated Complete Line of Building Materials Phone 888-2371 Post Office Drawer 98 Stanfield North Carolina HBEflMlE The Traditional Clothing Shop Designed with YOU in mind . 138 South First Street Phone 982-7713 OAKBORO HARDWARE Satisfied customers are our best ads. Phone 485-3513 Oakboro, North Carolina SECURITY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Cashier Maurice E. Smith Phone 485-3821 Oakboro, North Carolina OAKBORO BUS LINE Daily trips to Concord and Kannapolis J. W. Huneycutt Owner and Operator Phone 485-3591 Oakboro North Carolina Compliments of LOCUST LUMBER COMPANY HUNEYCUTT’S SUPERMARKET LOCUST HARDWARE Building materials of all kinds jjjv Q Brick for all purposes Cement — Sand A From the foundation to the roof Locust Phone 888-2461 North Carolina Locust North Carolina E. J. AND GENE HONEYCUTT Auto, Home, Life, Health All Insurance Needs Albemarle, North Carolina Locust, North Carolina Phone 982-7412 Phone 888-5573 RITCHIE AUTO PARTS Your N. A. P. A. Jobber Phone 888-5641 Locust, North Carolina WAYSIDE FLORIST You can ' t go wrong if Flowers for every you give occasion. FLOWERS. Post Office Box 284 Locust, North Carolina Residence Phone 888-9931 888-2409 888-5540 Compliments of JEFFERIES SOUTHERN PROCESSORS Phone 982-461G Highway 27 By Pass Albemarle, North Carolina SERVICE DISTRIBUTING AND GROCERY Ernest Huneycutt Gas - Oil - Accessories; Groceries and Meats Phone 888-9998 Highway 27 Locust, North Carolina STANLY KNITTING MILL Oakboro North Carolina Best Wishes to West Stanly High ALBEMARLE INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Just Insurance S. L. Gulledge R. A. Crowell, Jr. Joe R. Kluttz Bailey Gulledge Joe R. Kluttz, Jr. 113 South Second Street Phone 982-2133 Albemarle, North Carolina FIVE POINTS GULF Manager: Lloyd Tucker 259 East Main Street FIVE POINTS RECAPPING SERVICE Dealer: Charles B. Lefler 250 East Main Street Free Vacuum Service One Day Tire Recapping Lights Inspected Wheel Pack Brake Service 982-5628 Albemarle, North Carolina CABARRUS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Complete Banking Services Economy Regular Checking Accounts Savings Accounts Banking by Mail Loans Commercial and Real Estate Home Improvement Loans Automobiles Albemarle Concord Kannapolis North Carolina Diamonds----Jewelry Watches China- -Crystal- -Silver STARNES Leading Jewelers Since 1898 Albemarle, North Carolina SPECIAL: For Basketball Players and Cheerleaders . . . Ten dollar permanents for Five dollars. RAMELLE ' S BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone 888-2648 Highway 200 Locust, North Carolina Compliments of WADE ADKINS GROCERY Canton Road--Charlotte Road Phone 982-1070 HATLEY ' S SERVICE SHOP Service and repair of all major and small appliances and elec- tric motors. Felton Whitley 888-2117 Wayne Hatley Stanfield North Carolina ALBEMARLE NEW CAR AND TRUCK ASSOCIATION Lowder Motor Company Austin Motors Confederate Motors Company Spence Motor Company Morgan Motor Company Crook Motor Company Boyd Rambler Motor Company Stovall-Wolfe Motor Company Stanly News and Press Compliments of PRESS PRINTING COMPANY CLYDE H. WHITLEY 241 West North Street Albemarle North Carolina A. J. TUCKER SUPPLY Route 1, Box 97 Phone 888-5891 Residential Paint Auto Parts Midland 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 North Carolina Feed Dealer Custom Grinding and Mixing C. E. AND J. R. TEETER TUCKER BROTHERS’ Dealers in MILLING CO. Groceries, Hardware Cotton, Cotton Seed Flour Lespedeza Seeds Corn Meal Phone 485-3372 Fertilizers and Cross Ties Oakboro Oakboro, North Carolina North Carolina PIEDMONT BANK AND PIKE ' S DRUG STORE TRUST COMPANY Finest in Prescriptions Every banking and Insurance Service Maximum interest on savings Phone 888-5563 Locust, North Carolina Deposits insured to $10,000.00 by F. D. I. C. Phone 782-4168 Concord, North Carolina Locust, North Carolina I Floor Covering Compliments of Tile Masonry Marble E. C. LITTLE’S GARAGE WHITLEY HUNEYCUTT CONTRACTORS Two Miles East of Oakboro Oakboro, North Carolina Phones 485-3227 485-3175 Oakboro, North Carolina KEN’S GRILL (Formerly J. C. ’s) Our Favorite People Are Hungry People HARCOURT AND COMPANY Stationers - Jewelers Sandwiches Short Orders Fountain Service 418 West Main Street Featuring All Meat Hamburgers - K. Burgers Foot Long Hot Dogs Steak Chicken Fish Curb and Call-In Service Louisville The Barry Barbees 485-3841 Oakboro, North Carolina Kentucky BEACHUM’S GULF SERVICE OAKBORO RECAPPING Let us cap your tires SERVICE New and Used Tires and Service your car Wheel Alignment All work fully guaranteed C. H. Beachum D. W. Dodd owners Oakboro Oakboro North Carolina North Carolina OSBORNE FURNITURE Get the Best! COMPANY Get Sealtest! Complete Home Furnishings Phone 888-5821 SEALTEST FOODS DIVISION 463 West Main Street Phone 982-3612 Post Office Box 12 Albemarle Stanfield North Carolina North Carolina B. H. TIRE AND RECAPPING Distributor of Mohawk Tires Passenger-Truck and Farm Tires Expert Recapping on all Tires! All Work Guaranteed Berton Barbee Owners Harvey Barbee Phone 888-5841 Highway 27 Locust, 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 Portrait and Commercial Photography Today ' s photographs are tomorrow’s treasures, ROSS STUDIO Phone 982-5815 215 West Main Street Mr. and Mrs. John M. Ross Albemarle, North Carolina SUE’S FOOTWEAR 122 South Second Street Albemarle North Carolina Compliments of STANFIELD STYLE CENTER VEL’S BEAUTY SHOP AND BEAUTY SHOP Phone 982-2702 Albemarle, North Carolina CARTER’S UPHOLSTERY SHOP Located four miles west of Albemarle, North Carolina Canton Church Road Mitchell Carter, Operator Phone 982-2289 GRADUATES Stanfield, North Carolina SERVICE DISTRIBUTING CO., INC Post Office Box 310 Phone 982-6716 Main Office - Albemarle, North Carolina Albemarle Ramseur Asheboro Randleman Biscoe Jacksonville Rockingham Boone Kannapolis Salisbury Charlotte Laurinburg Sanford China Grove Lexington Siler City Concord Locust Smithfield Dunn Marion Statesville Fayetteville Lillington Swannanoa Forest City Mocksville Thomasville Gastonia Mooresville Troy Greensboro New Bern Wadesboro Greenville Norwood Washington Hickory Pittsboro Whitnel High Point Raleigh Wilson Winston-Salem LOCUST RESTAURANT Fine Food Air Conditioning Phone 888-9902 Locust, North Carolina LOVE ' S PHILLIPS “66 SERVICE Phone 888-9903 MED’S SUPERETTE Another year older and deeper in debt. Oakboro, North Carolina Locust North Carolina Compliments of WILLIAMS OIL COMPANY Distributor of Products Phone 485-3431 Oakboro North Carolina THE CROSSROADS TIRE STORE Wholesale and Retail JORDAN AND FLETCHER OIL Tire Service COMPANY Expert Recapping Highway 601-27 Intersection Midland, North Carolina Midland, North Carolina ECONOMY AUTO GOODRICH MAYTAG WESTINGHOUSE 250 South First Street Albemarle, North Carolina NEHI BEVERAGE COMPANY Phone 982-2815 1320 East Main Street Albemarle North Carolina COLLINS-AIKMAN CORPORATION YARN DIVISION AUTOMOTIVE DIVISION Norwood, North Carolina Albemarle, North Carolina Manufacturers of: Manufacturers of: Orion, Worsted, Nylon Dynel, Automotive, Transportation, and Blend Quality Yarns for Industrial Carpet Knitting, Upholstery and Fabrics Industrial Tupting Compliments of W. R. DOBBS, V.M.D. CARRIER’S STUDIO Photographs of Distinction for all Occasions Will go anywhere for weddings and special occasions. Marcus Carriker, Photographer Central Avenue Locust, North Carolina B. E. HOLBROOKS COMPANY, INC. Plumbing and Heating Contractors Repairs — Installations Eljer and American Standard Plumbing Fixtures Complete Installation of Septic Tanks with Backhoe Service Bids Submitted Free Estimates Phone 888-2411 Stanfield, North Carolina Myers Pumps Compliments of Compliments of THE ENDY LUNCHEONETTE DUN-RITE CLEANERS Charlotte Road Albemarle, North Carolina STILL OIL COMPANY MIDLAND FURNITURE COMPANY Distributors of Cities Service Where Every Customer Becomes a Friend Phone 888-2164 Petroleum Products Highway 601 at 27 Midland, North Carolina P.O. Box 109 Phone 982-8131 Bill Hartsell - Phone 782-9490 Albemarle, North Carolina H. U Love - Phone 888-5818 Good Light Keeps Young Minds Bright. Good school work depends on proper lighting at home. Lamps used to read and study by should be glare and shadow-free, have white- lined translucent shades with diffusers and bulbs of 150 watts or more. To protect your sight, check your lighting now. DUKE POWER P. J. HUNEYCUTT AND COMPANY Furniture, Carpet, and Draperies 141 North Second Street Albemarle, North Carolina 982-1518 The store with the friendly door. FAUL AND CRYMES Sporting Goods Charlotte, North Carolina HUNEYCUTT’S FURNITURE BARN LEONARD’S INCORPORATED Factory to you. Discount Price Furniture, Appliances, T.V. Sets 122 North Second Street Used Furniture Easy Terms Albemarle, North Carolina 1218 North 2nd Street Albemarle, North Carolina Jeweler of the Year 982-6512 Student Charge Accounts Invited MUSIC MART L. V. COOK PLUMBING Your Magnavox Dealer AND HEATING Telephone: office 982-5713 residence 982-1343 Albemarle-Concord 949 Old Charlotte Road North Carolina Albemarle, North Carolina CROWELL’S FEED MILL Spartan Feed and Custom Grinding Phone 485-3453 Post Office Box 222 Oakboro, North Carolina LOCUST SUPPLY COMPANY Hardware - Plumbing Supplies - Building Materials A complete line of quality Rogers paint Phone 888-2221 Highway 27 Locust, North Carolina PORTER’S RADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICE Phone 888-2126 Highway 27 Locust North Carolina WILSON’S FARM SUPPLY COMPANY Baby Chicks - Poultry Supplies Field and Garden Seeds Purina Chow Custom Grinding Phone 982-5512 Albemarle, North Carolina GANTT RULANE GAS SERVICE, INC. JAMES CLOTHING STORE Post Office Box 8 Phone 982-1129 Ladies’ Wear Where Villager is exclusive Other famous brands. Albemarle Albemarle North Carolina North Carolina EUDY’S RED AND WHITE SUPERMARKET Specializing in Western Meats Oakboro, North Carolina JESSE PIKE’S DRUG STORES, INC. North Main Street 485-3322 Oakboro, North Carolina Compliments of SMITH’S BILLIARD HALL Oakboro, North Carolina ROY BROOKS’ FURNITURE Near Oakboro School Oakboro, North Carolina HATHCOCK’S RECAPPING All Work Guaranteed Phone 485-3645 Oakboro, North Carolina Compliments of THOMAS’ PHILLIPS 66 Oakboro, North Carolina FIRST NATIONAL BANK Three Convenient Locations Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the Federal Reserve System Albemarle North Carolina LOWDER HARDWARE COMPANY Sports Center Rawlings and Wilson Sporting Goods 982-2101 982-5612 982-3311 Albemarle North Carolina COMMUNITY CLEANERS B D INSURANCE Dry Cleaning and AGENCY Laundry 202 South First Street Phone 888-2381 Locust, North Carolina For easy monthly payments call Clyde P. Dry 982-4135 Albemarle, North Carolina PURCELL’S DRUG STORE DEAN’S READY MIXED CONCRETE 135 West Main Street AND C. W. WEST, INC. Phone 982-6612 Phone 982-3218 Albemarle, North Carolina Phone 982-5520 Albemarle, North Carolina 517 West Hearne Street OAKBORO AUTO SALES Good Clean Used Cars ------- — -- At Reasonable Prices Highway 205 Phone 485-3964 Owner: Lum Hinson Oakboro, North Carolina HUCKABEE LUMBER COMPANY, INCORPORATED Lumber — Building Materials 422 South First Street Albemarle, North Carolina 982-2114 982-2115 ALMOND’S HOME SUPPLY ALMOND’S JEWELRY STORE Friendly Store of Best Buys Jewelry Furniture- A ccessories-Carpets Watches- -Diamonds Linoleum- Televisions-- Appliances-- Frigidaire Dealer Watch Repairs Phone 888-2241 Locust, North Carolina Locust, North Carolina WESTERN AUTO REEDER’S BARBER SHOP The Family Store Friendly Barber Service Stereo --TV- -Appliances — - Auto parts--Tools — Tires — Sporting goods — Paints-- Lawn Mowers Locust Locust, North Carolina North Carolina LOCUST CLOTHING STORE Locust, North Carolina AUSTIN’S INS FOOD MART Groceries Meats Feeds Shoes Gas Oil Phone 485-3872 Oakboro North Carolina ROCKY RIVER LUMBER COMPANY Building Materials President and Manager T. W. Coble Phone 485-3531 Oakboro, North Carolina CITY DRY CLEANERS Cleaning and Pressing - Repairing Oakboro, North Carolina RED CROSS ATLANTIC SERVICE Keeps Your Car on the Go TOWNE AND COUNTRY STYLE SHOPPE Evelyn Turner: Owner and Stylist Dianne Kennedy: Stylist Highway 27 North Main Street Phone 485-3016 Red Cross, North Carolina Oakboro, North Carolina J. E. LITTLE’S STORE Meats - Produce - Groceries Specials every day of the week Phone 485-3406 Oakboro, North Carolina HATLEY’S John Hatley R. C. Hatley Owners and Authorized Dealers Albert Tucker Roy Austin Servicemen Phone 485-3456 Oakboro, North Carolina OAKBORO ATLANTIC LOCUST TIRE SERVICE Van Baucom U. S. Royal Tires Owner and Operator Phone 485-3431 Phone 888-2758 Oakboro, North Carolina Locust, North Carolina R. A. BURLESON AUSTIN BROTHERS WHOLESALE Complete Plumbing - Septic Tanks In- stalled - Digging of all types, large or Tires and Auto Accessories small New Tires and Recapping Phone 888-2468 Locust, North Carolina Phone 888-2496 P. 0. Box 235 Phone 436-2091 Locust, North Carolina Mt. Pleasant, North Carolina Sandwiches — -Plate Lunches Short Orders WHITLEY’S LUNCHEONETTE 171 North Second Street Albemarle, North Carolina ENDY BEAUTY SHOP On the Charlotte Road Owned and Operated by Lucille Furr Phone 982-5893 Compliments of DELUXE CAFE Charlotte Road Albemarle, North Carolina HATLEY ' S SERVICE AND GROCERY Phone 485-3946 Route 1 Stanfield, North Carolina LOFTIN’S DRUG STORE For the finest in Prescription Service” 982-1212 982-7317 116 West North Street Albemarle, North Carolina DENNIS CONCRETE WORKS, INC. SOUTHEASTERN BLOCK TILE, INC. Ready-Mixed Concrete — Sand-Stone Albemarle, North Carolina Post Office Box 352 Phone 982-2147 Post Office Box 230 Phone 982-2911 Compliments of MILLER’S INCORPORATED Real Estate and General Insurance HINSON FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. Box 706 185 North Second Street Albemarle, North Carolina Albemarle, North Carolina MURRELL ' S PHARMACY Compliments of Reliable Prescription Service 982-2214 YELLOW TOP CAB 167 North Second Street 982-1101 Albemarle, North Carolina 982-1102 BRUCE L. OSBORNE BIG LICK TRADING POST Public Accountant Hal Love- Proprietor Income Tax Accountant In the Community of Friendly People Phone 485-3681 Phone 485-3303 Oakboro, North Carolina Oakboro, North Carolina Compliments of MIDLAND ELECTRIC COMPANY Virgil Benton-owner LOVE’S GARAGE Phone 782-8574 Stanfield, North Carolina Midland, North Carolina BOB’S DRIVE-IN Carry Out Orders Curb Service Compliments of Phone 888-2733 WADE H. LOVE AND COMPANY Highway 601 Midland, North Carolina Congratulations Seniors of ' 65 MAX’S RADIO AND TV REPAIR MIDLAND BEAUTY SHOP Color TV, Stereo Auto Radio Anita Brooks - Operator Highway 27 Phone 888-2359 Midland, North Carolina Stanfield, North Carolina WESTERN MOTOR COMPANY H. D. Efird BARNHARDT ESSO SERVICE Automotive Replacement Parts and Accessories Oakboro Phone 485-3454 North Carolina Oakboro, North Carolina MEDLIN’S WATCH REPAIR HELMS’ AND SONS’ GARAGE Lee Medlin Batteries, Tires, Welding Owner and Operator General Auto Repairing Jewelry-- Watches- -and Day phone 485-3511 Repairs Night phone 485-3533 Oakboro, North Carolina Oakboro, North Carolina HUNEYCUTT’S ESSO LOCUST SHOE STORE AND REPAIR Cycle-Flo, Cooling System Best Buys in Shoes Cleaning Proprietor; Nay Huneycutt Locust Post Office Box 151 North Carolina Locust, North Carolina HERLOCKER SERVICE LOCUST BUS LINE Shell Products Chartered trips 1 — Church and Schools Clyde E. Love Phone 982-1512 Phone 888-2402 Post Office Box 69 Albemarle, North Carolina Locust, North Carolina RUSSELL’S CLOTH SHOP Dress best for less BOWERS’ HATCHERY 2017 Charlotte Road Quality Chicks Phone 982-4985 Charlotte Road Albemarle, North Carolina Albemarle, North Carolina Compliments of DRYE’S FURNITURE STORE WHISPERING PINES CAFE Main Street Phone 982-6184 Quality Merchandise Since 1937 Phone 485-3866 Albemarle, North Carolina Oakboro, North Carolina PICKETT’S DEPARTMENT STORE DELUXE LUNCHEONETTE Specializes in Plate Lunches A Complete Line and of Clothing for the Family Sandwiches Owner: F. E, Hartsell Main Street 485-3031 Oakboro, North Carolina Oakboro, North Carolina HATHCOCK’S JEWELRY Specialists in Watch and Jewelry Repair MORRIS SUPER MARKET Home of Well-Known Brands Room 202 Hill Building Albemarle, North Carolina Albemarle, North Carolina Compliments of STANDARD OFFICE AND WILLIAMS’ MOTEL EQUIPMENT Highway 601 Post Office Box 391 Midland, North Carolina Albemarle, North Carolina ALLEN CLOTHING STORE, INC. MILLER’S PRODUCE Clothes for men and young men. Route 1 On the square. Phone 982-1914 New London, North Carolina Albemarle, North Carolina Compliments of WARREN ROSS STANLY HARDWARE COMPANY Representative of Pilot Life Insurance Company Your Friendly Hardware Office Phone 982-6027 Residence Ph one 982-2653 Sporting Goods Store Albemarle, North Carolina Albemarle, North Carolina Compliments of K L DRUG STORE David Poplin Location Number 2 MODERN BARBER SHOP East Main Street Albemarle, North Carolina Concord Road SMITH’E FOOD STORE Complete line of Meats and Groceries Phone 888-2441 Locust, North Carolina THE YOUTH SHOP Boys’ and Girls’ Clothing Infants through Teens 110 South Second Street 982-3514 Albemarle, North Carolina HUNEYCUTT’S SHOE STORE K L DRUG STORES AND REPAIR SHOP Prescriptions We are shoe doctors. We heel them. We save their soles, We attend their dying. Montgomery Avenue Albemarle, North Carolina Albemarle, North Carolina Everything good to eat at MOOSE’S HAL’S RESTAURANT Ladies ' Wear AND DINING ROOM Men ' s Wear Students’ Wear 982-6120 131-35 North Second Street Albemarle, North Carolina Albemarle, North Carolina YINGLING FURNITURE COMPANY THE GOODY SHOP Your Lane Cedar Chest Dealer 241 West Main Street 982-6014 154 South First Street Albemarle North Carolina Albemarle, North Carolina For Reference Not to be taken from this room SOUTH STANLY HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY r-3 $