West Yadkin High School - Whispering Pines Yearbook (Hamptonville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1956 volume:

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GRADY LEE WAGONER 935' COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION r, JUNIOR SPONSORS Miss Mildred Beamer Mr. Eugene D. Nelson l 4 ii ll l i A in FRESHMAN SPONSORS fi. Mr. John Moretz G Mr. Joe Cash High School Faculty SENIOR SPONSORS Mrs. Helen Wishon Mr. C. R. Wright SOPHOMORE SPONSORS Mr. H. C. Moretz, Jr. Mr. Hoyt Reece l -X '11 Y? 'S'l ali 1, haf, '. , ..'..A4i::?A:n.J,,zsas pil. Fl: .fn .SJ ' ,, V11 ' .- 1 V, f- -f :- M '?,Z.x-,-Q,-Qi ., f:fx9L? WL L1 -L . - ,I 4, ' A, MM- ly- ' . . X- I 12 1 'U' Y MARY LEIGH BALL SHIRLEY BALL ROSELEEN BROOKS DARLENE BROWN -HMMY BROWN F. H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Bible 4, F. H.A. i, 2, 4-H Club l, 4'H Club 3, 42 F-l'l-A- 42 4-H Club l,2, Photography F-F-AH i141 l-lbf0 Y 4E AU' Automobile 4, F.H.A. Of- Journalism 4, Beta Club 2, Bible 4, Journalism 4, F.H. 4, Journalism 4, Bus Driver lomoblle 42 MOUOQVOYT' 42 ficer 4. 3, 4, Annual Staff 2, 3, 4. A. Officer 4. 4, Football 2,4. CYNTHIA GOUGH CAIN 2, 3, 4, Band Officer 2,3, Beta Club 2,3,4, Officer 3, Class Officer 2, Annual Glee Club i,2,3,4,F.H.A. 1,2, 4-H Club 1,2, Band 1, staff 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3. ROGER CALLOWAY Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, Business Manager of Annual 3,4, Glee Club l,3, Marshal 3, Annual Staff 2, 3,4, Student Council 4, Of- ficer 4, F. F. A. l, Bancl 4. Seniors i956 HAROLD CARTER Football 3, 4, F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4, Baseball 4, Baseball Manager 3, 4, Bus Driver 3, 4, Basketball Manager 3,4, Activity Bus Driver, Mono- ALDEAN CHEEK BOBBY CAUDLE 4-H Club 1,2, else Club 1, Glee Club l,3,4, Automo- 2, bile Club 4. rw gram Club 4. it g ,N 3, Dramatics 4, Basket- ball 4. TCT' KENNETH CHEEK LEON COLLINS SONNY DAVIS Beta Club 2,3,4, F.F,A, I, Journalism 3, 4, F.F.A. I, Football I,2,3,4, Baseball Dramatics 4, Annual Staff 2, 3, Shop 4, Taxidermy 2, 3, 4, Monogram 4, Offi- 2,3,4. Club 2. 1 cer 4,Class Officer 2, Glee Club I. ALBERT EVERIDGE Beta Club 2,3,4, Monogram 2, 3,4, Student Council I, Hi-Y 2,3, Dramatics 4, Football l,2,3,4, Class Of- ficer 2, 3, Beta Club Officer 4, Annual Staff 3,4. if MARY FRANCES GOUGH F. H. A. I,2,3, Officer 3, Monogram Club 4, Basket- ball I, 2, 4, Dramatics 4, Photography Club 4, Glee Club I, 2, Class Officer 4, 4-H Club I, 2, Softball 2, Homecoming Queen 4. 1 9' 0 ,, 1' ',kAv dvr- . 4,.. 1 434.1 JOHNNY DICKERSON F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Shop 4. LESTER GRAY Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball I, Baseball Manager 2, Football Manager I, 2, 3, Glee Club I, F.F.A. 3,4, Monogram Club 4, Automo- bile Club 4, Photography Club 4. 4: 35 ff ffl? BARBARA DICKERSON Glee.Club 3, 4, F.H.A. I, 2, Officer 2, Library Club 3, Science Club I, 2, Stu- dent Council 2, Tri-Hi-Y Club I, 2, 3, Dramatics 4, Dramatics Officer 4. JERRY DICKERSON Monogram Club 4, F. F. A 3, 4, Class Reporter 2, Foot- ball 2,3,4, Basketball 1,2 3, 4, Baseball I,2,3,4, Au- tomobile Club 4, Photog- raphy Club 4. Seniors -za f I DARRELL GROCE F. F.A. 3, 4, Wild Life 3, NANCY GUY Library 4, Automobile Club 4-H Club 1,25 F-H-A. I,2, 4, Baseball 2,3,4, Football 3, Photography Club 4, 2,3,4, Journalism 4, Library 4. 'A 1 Si- 1 C I .at As L 4 , tc .'! ' ARNOLD HEMRIC MABLE HENDERSON LORENE HOLLEMAN F, F, A, l,2,3,45 Aufomo- Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Dra- 4-H Club l,25 Photography bile Club 45 Wild Life 2, matics 45 4-H Club l,2,3, Club 45 Glee Club 4. Shgp 4, 45 F.H.A. I5 Science Club l5 Band l. , 956 HATTIE GAYLE LONG F. H.A. 15 4-H Club l,25 Beta Club 2,3, 4, Officer 35 Annual Staff 2,3,4, Editor of Annual 45 Class Officer 2,45 Marshal 35 Student Council 45 4-H Club Offi- cer 25 General Assistant Ed- itor of School Paper 4. CORNELIA MACY F. H.A. l, 2, 35 Glee Club 1:4-H Club l,25 Softball l5 Journalism 45 Photography 4. ANNE LONG F. H.A. l,25 Beta Club 2,3, 4, Officer 35 Glee Club l5 Softball l5 Journalism 4, Officer 45 Editor of School Paper 45 Chief Marshal 35 Annual 2,3,4. PEGGY MUl.l.lS F. H. A. 2, 35 Beta Club 2, - 3,4, Officer 45 Annual Staff 2, 3, 45 Automobile Club 4, Officer 45 Glee Club l,25 Softball l5 4-H Club l,2,35 Music l. li HAROLD CLAY JOHNSON Monogram Club 45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3, 45 Football l,2,3,45 Glee Club l,2,35F.F.A. 35 Golf 25 Photography Club 4. LEROY PINNIX MARY BELLE JOHNSON Journalism 35 F. H. A. l5 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Basket- ball 35 Monogram Club 45 Cheerleader 45 Taxidermy Club 25 Band l, 2, 45 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 2, 45 4-H Club Officer 2,45 Science Club 45 Softball l, 2,35 Music l. Wild Life 2, shop 4, F.r.A. Sh HOWARD SHOAF l,2,3,L op 45 F.F.A. l,2,3,4. -slug., l . .4 SHELBY ANN SHORE Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, Journalism Club 4, Class Officer 4, Marshal 3, Assistant Editor of Annual 4, Feature Editor of School Paper 4. JEANETTE WALLACE Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, F.H. A. l,2, 4-H Club l,2, Bas- ketball l,2,4, Band l,2,3, 4, Beta Club 2,3,4, Offi- cer 3, Class Officer 2,3, F. l'l.A. Officer 2, Band Of- ficer 2, 3, Annual Staff 2, 3,4, Softball 2. rf -, l , s I , if 'J '44 Yfjr JIMMY TUCKER F. F. A. l,3,4, Automobile Club 4. JERRY RAY WALL Baseball 3, Wild Life Club 2, Library Club 4, Automo- bile 4, Agriculture l,2,3. ' 1 ,X I x A an-W-Q, W -i 'LVDS 1 fb- LOLA VANHOY F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Photogra- phy 4, 4-H Club l,2, Jour- nalism 4, Softball l, F.H.A. County Officer 4. Seniors i956 CARL WEBSTER F. F. A. l,3,4, Football 3. '1 i I J.. fr... 9, , Z 1. BOBBY WAGONER Bus Driver 3, 4, F.F.A. l, Class Officer l, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Taxidermy Club 2, Officer 2, Glee Club l,2, 3, Football 2,3,4, Marshal 3, Annual Staff 2,3,4,Mon- ogram Club 4, Student Council 4. BQBY WOOTEN Class Officer 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 2,3,,4, TaxidermyClub 2, Officer 2, Glee Club l, 3, Baseball l,2,3,4, Mar- shal 3, Annual Staff 2,3,4, Beta Officer 4, Assistant Business Manager of Annual 3,4, Monogram Club 4, Officer 4, Student Council 4. LARRY WAGONER F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Wild Life Club 2, Shop Club 4. MARY ELIZABETH WRIGHT Taxidermy 2, F.H.A. l,2, 4-H Club l,2,3, Basketball l, Glee Club l,2,3, Jour- nalism 3, Dramatics 4, Of- ficer 4, Photography 4, Pho- tography Officer 4, Mono- gram Club 4. , .1 utr SUPERLATIVES BEST ALL AROUND Mary Frances Gough Bobby Wooten MOST COURTEOUS Barbara Dickerson Bobby Caudle BEST SPORTS Mary Frances Gough Sonny Davis ' IQ: Mx MOST STUDIOUS Bobby Wooten Shelby Ann Shore WITTIEST Jimmy Brown Aldean Cheek ll SUPERLATIVES LT DEPEN DABLE tie Gayle Long nger Calloway MOST ATHLETIC Mary Frances Gough Harold Clay Johnson M ,Q MOST POPULAR Jeanette Wallace Jerry Dickerson C UTEST Lester Gray Barbara Dickerson NEATEST Roseleen Brooks Sonny Davis l'l1yl i S U15 1? F11 111 IS .J-'33 11 1 S11 Eb . 1 1 lib 11 Q11 if Zi C11 1 ilf ii C11 f C11 1 ' E, H ,W - se wif me 4 f mis 5 J k ff, nw 21,429 R' ,viamiw ww if .qavj V, X' W ,.., w fly' X 94 EAS M?9iA ',,x A ga 7 M5 x ng ,f KWW . xl W Ai' D , Y ,fc ga Q v, gsgtyx :Q -9 xv Z 5 Q ' ,415 'xx , 4211. 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I ,N ga , I ,I va I Nb- x 7' fi' Q T , O Uv DK v-f-A T' YZ 1..- .E'f.... ji E?V!.. u..3' ,.,,, uv, Juniors H'-nw LARRY CRATER MARCELLA CRATER BILLY EDWARDS OVID EVERIDGE LAURA GARNER MARIE HARRIS E I f ,vm-, lf fy ROGER HENDERSON AVON HUDSON JEWEL KEY FAYE LONG JOHN FRANK LONG VIVIAN LONG ANN MACY SHELBY MILHOLAND RICHARD MONEY Juniors WILMOTH MONEY GERALDINE PARDUE BILLY PARKS JUDY PROCTOR TONY ROYALL JAMES SPANN ,....', QU' -Qur- , , . iv- x K- A 'YH- 'Wha- Juniors MARY FRANCES WEBSTER SHELOMAE WELBORN JACKIE WHITAKER MARY LEIGH WHITLOCK LEON WHITE JACK WOOD In Memoriam ,--5, .9-Qsnjms E 4 1 'ik ' vawf-,-S ' 0 ev ., fi 'F f y 5 MAXINE TURNER Moy 19, 1937 - Ccfober 26, 1952 E4:qiT'VQQ ,fwi i EW-13 I 7 M. .1 fl W W, V,, A ix '-:N 6 K M X 1 ff-:Q :gf f-.,. E M-A-Q ME W 2 - NQE4 . V 3' - Q , f , ,. xi - - ,,,g1sW WQM - gl t h A, f',1.fV'4 'jf?'xT- Q, qnt J' ' Q ' E ' Q 'A E . W A q R. ,, X Qtkfh Q. x r A. 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I I Sophomores DELPHINE HOLCOMB LESTER HOLLEMAN JANE HUDSPETH LOIS INGOOL SYLVIA IRELAND TONY JESTER STONEY GRAY JOHNSON MARY JURNEY CLYDE KING LEO KING LARRY LESTER JO ANN LIVENGOOD I PATTY LONG MARIE MACEMORE ROSE MACY RAYMOND MADISON CAROL MARTIN JANE MILHOLAND BETTY JANE MONEY E I FREDA MONEY 'Q7' is' Qu-..-A f I -Inj jx Q r .1 1 a ' .1 IU 1 ' an ugl NI 'UN 1-v Q-'V XX x 1 M Q v- 4 'T' 13 w5 s...f it 'UI VL: X ir- W, , My I -N 'WFT' ww I I xx 11 ,f Sophomores FAYE PARDUE NELL PARDUE MARGIE PEELE AUDREY PINNIX JACKIE REINHARDT REX SALE CAROLYN SHORE FAYE SHORE LESTER SHORE BOBBIE JANE SLOOP GARLAND SMITH GRAY SMITH JANIE SPARKS ANN SWAIM BETTY LOU SWAIM ANN TUCKER POLLY TULBERT RONDAL TURNER GARY WAGONER WAYNE WAGONER NANCY WELBORN JOAN WOOTEN JOE WRIGHT '?k, ww: f , 1-X T ll .K ...,,..,3 ,W ? . f ,ml 1 ' 4 af ' , 'iwfff -far - 52 ' ,.:., 3g. .2 ' ,4 9, ' MH W 427 , YQ .4 W y W y , . an if xv: mg f, y I A I v, V . reg-, yy 4 B 5.5 r 3 1 . 'W .-f r fr 4 'A .tx ' f .QM 355 , -. fy? 'Nm ,, 1. ,- ... W 5'4.'l'75 . ,V if -1 1. ' 'fx 4 .Y I M ff 1 4 .w 1 ,, V.,, I .. l PM Q H W , 'Y' ,X fs '. . v x , 1' ' fc a 4 ,gy T jfiivh I My Q21 1 1 vf , , 1 . X P'-v ly ii' Q4 ,fl f if 4 X V: ,ba W... M, . V i Lyn . ,.,. f in .li 75. SENIORS BABIES I. Shirley Ball 2. Roseleen Brooks 3. Darlene Brown 4. Jimmy Brown 5. Albert Evericlge 6. Mary Frances Gough 7. Anne Long 8. Hattie Gayle Long 9. Cornelia Macy IO. Shelby Shore ll. Lolo Vanhoy 12. Bobby Wagoner l3. Carl Ray Webster l4. Bobby Wooten. ,Q is 'X Xi? PQ., If a s, A 4,4 it 1:7 4 ,-,w' FRESHMEN A TREVA ADAMS A , I M MARGARET ALLEN I A V W if KENT ASHBURN COLEEN ASHLEY WAYNE BENGE RUTH BLEVINS LONZO BROWN ROGER BROWN BRYON BRYANT MARY BRYANT JO ELLA CHANDLER BRENDA CHEEK BETTY JEAN COLLINS LINDA CRATER SUE DWIGGINS ELAINE EVERIDGE FERN FAW JEREVIE FELTS ROBERT FELTS C GA DN , . W OY R ER ow ' f - ZW Y 'AFM EZ ,f I f I V1 x' if Q in - Sy, 5-- N I I 1. 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SNOW BOBBY STEELMAN ROBERT STOKES BRENDA SWAIM CHRISTINE SWAIM GAIL SWAIM HAROLD SWAIM ROGER SWAIM 'W Y f Q kr ,+ MMM M , W ,W - 49 Ar ,T we 5 ' .gr tis.: 1:4 - .se s - 4-vi W-0' 1 ' W A0 if 1 Q, Q S K 5 ff? , 1 'N' J ff V! Q51 3 1 Am?-QM J' f Q ff 1 X' .1 f, 4 4 'lf' 4 mf ' . , . M , Tk v' 4 gm - 'ZY 1 '4 6 is in--Q 1 4 K . FRESHMEN SYLVIA TRIVETTE BILLY TURNER JERELEEN TURNER DIANA UNDERWOOD LETHIA VESTAL PATTY VESTAL MARY LEIGH WALKER DAVID WALL SUE WALLACE MARGARET WILKINS GENE WILLIAMS TERRY GREY WINDSOR Athletics COACHES Mr. Jim Donnell Mr. George Holmes F t l . H J' V .hm - il FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Clyde King, Ruben Gardner, Bobby Steelman, Roger Swaim, Wayne Wagoner, Harold Swaim, F. H. Nichols, Sammy Tucker, Joe Wright. SECOND ROW: Assistant Coach George Holmes, Darrell Vanhoy, Billy Edwards, Jerry Dickerson, Harold Carter, Tony Royall, Roger Henderson, Bobby Allen, Albert Everidge, Archie King, Manager Bud Everidge, Coach Jim Donnell. THIRD ROW: Richard Money, Manager Jackie Reinhardt, Jimmy Brown, Bobby Wagoner, Ovid Everidge, Donald G-roce, Roger Allred, Marcus Allred, Sonny Davis, Harold Clay Johnson. ,,, ,.,, 2, Us MM- - .. . V .. K. -J..A.w- - - iw' i 'W' GIRLS' BASKETBALL FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Donna Johnson, Marcella Crater, Jeanette Wallace, Martha Steelman, Roseleen Brooks, Nancy Welborn, Mary Frances Gough. SECOND ROW: Jo Ann Livengood, Gail Swaim, Oleen Turner, Betty Pardue, Betty Jane Money, Carolyn Shore, Bonnie Livengood, Sonia Royall, Margaret Allen, Ann Tucker. THIRD ROW: Managers Judy Angell and Patricia Brown, Coach George Holmes, Manager Patty Burgess. BOYS' BASKETBALL FIRST ROW Left to Right- Joe Wright Lester Gra Jer D' k k , . , y, ry IC erson, Jac ie Reinhardt, Marcus Allred, Harold Clay John- son, Bobby Wagoner. SECOND ROW: Manager Harold Carter, Clyde King, Archie King, Wayne Wagoner, Bobby Allen, Richard Money, Roger Allred, Tony Royall, Gary Wagoner, Bobby Steelman, Roger Brown, Manager Billy Parks, Coach George Holmes . CHEERLEADERS I LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Belle Johnson, Randal Cave, Wilmoth Money, Jackie Whitaker, Stoney Johnson, Faye Pardue, Amanda Gough, and Laura Garner, CHIEF. our J I 5 BASEBALL TEAM FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Harold Clay Johnson, Joe Wright, Tony Royall, Richard Money, Wayne Wagoner, Darrell Vanhoy, Randal Cave, James Collins. SECOND ROW: Assistant Coach George Holmes, Bobby Allen, Billy Edwards, Roger Allred, Darrell Groce, J. C. Wilmoth, Jackie Rein- hardt, Jimmy Wells, Bobby Gough, Coach Jim Donnell. THIRD ROW: Managers Tom Cain and Billy Parks, Jerry Dickerson, Sonny Davis, Marcus Allred, Roger Casstevens, Allen Cheek, Bob- by Wooten, Manager Charles Gray Ireland. .sis Homecoming MARY F. GOUGH Queen HAROLD C. JOHNSON Captain -Li JEANETTE WALLACE MARY F. GOUGH BARBARA DICKERSON THE COURT 'Crum-1 f Z 9 2 af 4 WM 4F-1 .5 L NANCY WELBORN. . FREDA MONEY ..... -President LEVONNE CHAPPEL ..... -----'- MARY E. WRIGHT... SHELBY MILHOLAND BOBBY WOOTEN ...... SONNY DAVIS .......... JEANETTE WALLACE . .........Secretcry JERRY DICKERSON ..... President Secretary Treasurer . Reporter President President Treasurer SCIENCE CLUB LESTER HOLLEMAN ....... ............................ ............ P r esidenf RAYMOND MADISON .... ......... V ice-President WILLIAM IRELAND ...... ..... S ecrefary-Treasurer AUTOMOBILE CLUB DARRELL GROCE ..... ....................................... ......... P r esident BOBBY CAUDLE ......... .................................. ....... V I ce-President PEGGY MULLIS ........ ......... S ecretary-Treasurer ,,.,-eff HANDICRAFT CLUB SHOP ,xv I :mmm .Q..1...m,1 I L G ANNE LONG .......... JEWEL KEY ............ SHELBY MILHOLAND ..... JANIE SPARKS ......... AVON HUDSON ..... DARRELL GROCE ..... GAIL SWAIM ......... JOURNALISM CLUB ---Q...un-Q-.0-.on--u-1-anno.--.nu A LIBRARY CLUB no-no-an-...nun-an-..once-nu anon EX .............Presidenf . . . . . . . . . .Vice-President . . . . . . Secretory-Treasurer .. . . . . ....... Reporter ..........Presidenf . . . . . . .Vice-President . . . . . .Secretary-Treasurer llg hun WTI!!! 142528 ,slid -g--,5-....1....--:-- G., far LAURA GARNER ..... ROSELEEN BROOKS.. MARY LEIGH BALL ..... DELPHINE HOLCOMB SHELBY MILHOLAND ..... FAYE PARDUE ....... AMANDA GOUGH ....... BETTY JANE MONEY .... BILLY PARKS ......... JAMES LEE SPANN. . . DONALD ANTHONY .... DONALD GROCE .... JOE ALLEN .......... JIMMY BROWN. F. H. A. us Q..-an.----qu.-no ap. 0. 9...-Q-0-n--no aa- .. Qu.. un- ns..- -...assess-neue F.F.A -u .un ..- o--Q...0-4...-.0-fs..-0.--.0 aa... on . . . . . . President .Vice-President . . . . . Secretary . . . . . Treasurer . . . Historian ........Reporter . . Song Leader .Parl iamentarian . . . . . President Vice-President . . . . Secretary . . . .Treasurer . . . . .Sentinel MAJORETTES LEFT TO RIGHT: Marcella Crater, Janie Sparks, Nan BeII, Amanda Gough, CHIEF. BIBLE CLUB MRS. HELEN S. WISHON ..... .................... ............... S p onsor MARGIE ANN PEELE ........ ............... P resident MARGARET BELL .......... ...... S ecrefary-Treasurer Q-3-'Iwi My -vu.-T,,, -Q- nl-Ig, 1 I 2 1 ' 'w Y GLEE CLUB BAND '4 'A ' ' 4v. , -if Q -,wunix-L1 ' r,, . y. .. Z I M M 3 if si. W 9 Q Ll' S L an-lf A ,GQ ffm 'W i 2 4 2, .. W. K N-.....,. ,, W 5, f Q? . fx 1 l l LUNCHROOM PERSONNEL Mrs. Iva Helton, Mrs. Bessie Steelman, Mrs. Nina Gough, Mrs. Lula Saunders, Mrs. Janie Tron JANITORS Mr. Ezra Wishon and Mrs. Ezra Wishon I . x Y 1 1 b, 4 ng' . , K 1 fiat , I . Q 4 9 J X. 1' , 5 ' f wa, ' 4, 3. 0 5 Y!! 4 0 6 -J' .aff U G 1 a 'Qu ii: 'hs '1 N Nl. .. ,N 'f xt r .. I we ...A. 4.1, 1 : 1A'AA- 1 x i , ' Q U- ,.,: Q V,'A , ,.A,W ' 'i m I l '2' ' A ' A Kapiti' N dw f ww.. 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N,4g- 3-K y f--:- ' ' 153531 E 'W v Q V, Q9 A IIN -3,5 t v-N9 x f- if X 3,2 .33 A if L M X g Mix? sm A 4:f p .W :ir . L TLA 2 .xiuxv..1.X, U p Q K ff ' 'S Q ' A . 6 , 5: ' V ,fi V. gf 1 'iv-A o- 5' Q x -2+ w E, f pa: vi ,K se -f ,pf X' A ' A w V 'MX 'I' , Q gf- . FY1' xx ' m 1 ' . x ax ' ' f , , ??i'1'2f?f5 Q ' . N -X 'X I f nh E -ff - 1 1.-ww A1 A I5 i .R I 0 N .5 'M bitt: -:X k Q jx ' I 'WL '- Y. --X4 x' I-' 1 .. s 'SSE-. ' . . ' gfezff-SPL-.-ai .J ' h,:,1r.'.2K:.x-1-Eff? K L .3 E I at aw W , , in v ,J .x , SRV Q E' il.. :Sy L, 3 6. 6 ' -.- 1 fgb Q,,..- Y. , . Q Y tu tu x . Q ' if V in EMC Lxfliiv V' f 0 I VX We, along with the Whispering Pines Staff, are proud to have presented to you our i956 yearbook. This book has caught glimpses here and there of our activi- ties at West Yadkin High, and in years to come we hope these memories will not Fade from your mind. ln later years while turning the pages of this book, we hope you will recall your many smiles, sorrows, and dreams of l956. We have enjoyed putting this book together as a reminder of your school days, and we hope you will support our advertisers, who have helped to make this book possible. HATTIE GAYLE LONG Editor-In-Chief ROGER CALLOWAY Business Manager SENIOR CLASS HISTORY On a warm, autumn day in September 1952, a group of young people, 81 in number, set out on a journey, their destin- ation, a high school education. Soon we faced the dark, forbidding land of the Freshman. After stumbling about in the dark for sometime, we found ourselves hopelessly stuck in the midst of English, Civics, Math, and Health classes. A cold wind sent shivers of discouragement through us, when on October 26, 1952, we lost one of our nicest classmates, Maxine Turner, who was 'killed in an automobile accident, also we began to be discouraged when a few failures began to show up among some of the students and a few of them began to drop out of school. To make our spirits a little high, we decided to elect class of- ficers. Bobby Wagoner was elected as president, Barbara Sparks as vice-president, Betty Carol Johnson as secretary and treas- urer, and Cynthia Gough was our song leader. There were also a few who took part in the sports events of the year. Jo Ann Swaim represented our class in the Home- coming game of the year. Our homeroom teachers this year were Mr. Joe Cash and Mrs. J. F. Bivins. For nine long months we struggled through this land of darkness, but finally reached one lap of our journey, and became Sophomores. In September of 1953 we again set out on our journey toward a high school education, realizing that we had reached the wide and swift flowing river that we as Sophomores must cross before completing this year. Bobby Wooten was our class presi- dent and the captain who directed us on our way across, Hattie Gayle Long, our secretary and treasurer kept the records, Jeanette Wallace was our vice-president, Sonny Davis the song leader, and Jerry Dickerson was our reporter. This year was an important one for some of our classmates. These people received an invitation to join the Beta Club: Roger Calloway, Bobby Wooten, Hattie Gayle Long, Shelby Shore, Shirley Ball, Anne Long, Jeanette Wallace, Cynthia Gough, Peggy Mullis, Kenneth Cheek, and Bobby Wagoner. The Betas also gave a play called, Finder's Creepers, a mys- tery in three acts. Our class this year was represented in the Homecoming game by an attractive girl, Jeanette Wallace, also we were rep- resented on the cheering side by Barbara Sparks, our only Sophomore' cheerleader. Thus ends the difficult journey of the Sophomore, with our advisors and homeroom teachers, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cheek. When we had crossed the wide and swift river from our Sophomore year, we reached the shore and realized we had step- ped upon the soil of the meadow, the land of the Junior. We, again in September 1954, started out haPPily on our raod to a high school education. Even though our path was rough and rugged at times, we were happy in knowing we had only a few more stepping stones ahead before we would reach our goal. So we elected our officers at the beginning of the fall term, Bobby Wooten was again elected president, Jeanette Wallace, vice-President,Roseleen Brooks, treasurer, Cynthia Gough, secretary, and Harold Ashley, reporter. During this part of our journey, many interesting things happened to us. We learn- ed lots about different people and places. We also gave our Junior play called, Drums of Death, a three-act mystery. This year our representatives in the Homecoming game were: Barbara Sparks and Mary Frances Gough. Harold Clay Johnson was Co-Captain of the football team, and a very outstanding player on the team. As our year hurries on, we find ourselves working on the Junior-Senior Banquet, and on April 23, 1955, the Juniors gave a banquet in the cafeteria for the Seniors of 1955. We also on this part of the journey selected our class marshals, who are Anne Long, Chief, Hattie Gayle Long, Shelby Shore, Bobby Wooten, Bobby Wagoner, and Roger Calloway. At last our road has led us to a mountain, and with our Sponsors, Mr. E. D. Nelson and Mr. H. C. Moretz, Jr., we stand facing the one more lap of our joumey, the climb to the peak of the mountain of education. Once again in September of 1955 we began our journey toward a high school education. This was to be our final lap, this is the mountain peak of our lives. Our class officers are: Bobby Wooten, President, Hattie Gayle Long, Vice-President, Mary Frances Gough, Secretary, and Shelby Shore, Treasurer. This year is the busiest of all our years since starting this journey. Anne Long is the Editor of the WEST YADKIN Hl- LITES and Shelby Shore is Feature Editor. The members of the WHISPERING PINES Staff are: Hattie Gayle Long, Editor-in- Chief, Roger Calloway, Business Manager, Shelby Shore, Assistant Editor, Bobby Wooten, Assistant Business Mvf-ager. The other senior members are: Jeanette Wallace, Peggy Mullis, Cynthia Gough Cain, Anne Long, Bobby Wagoner, Albert Ever- idge, Shirley Ball, and Kenneth Cheek. We also selected our Superlatives on this lap of our journey. They too should be recognized in this recording of our journey. So these seem to be some of the outstanding members of the class, but whether we all have a title pinned to us or not we can all be outstanding in some way. There are also several seniors who are outstanding in sports. This year the Homecom- ing Queen came from our class. She is Mary Frances Gough, who was crowned by Harold Johnson, captain of the football team. Our attendants were Jeanette Wallace and Barbara Dickerson. ln climbing the mountain, we have learned many new truths and better ways of living. Here, we as Seniors have a view of the world, spread out before us as a book waiting for its pages to be turned. We now face the many problems that lie at our feet, once we walk out from among our classmates, into the future. We are proud to welcome three new students to join us on our journey toward a high school education. They are: Barbara Dickerson, formerly of Jonesville, Kenneth Hudson of Nashville, Kansas, and Nettie Ann Wood of Cooleemee. As l look from the top of this peak, l see trails, forty-five of them. Each of us must take one of these winding trails and go about through the valleys and hills to find a different kind of life and profession. May each of you, as you take the trail to your life of service and usefulness, find happiness and success. As we near our journey's end, we would like to give credit to our sponsors, Mrs. Helen Wishon and Mr. C. R. Wright, who have helped us to make our journey toward a high school education a success. Now I would like to say that all these things actually happened to us in our high school life. We have learned to work together, to play together, and to cooperate together in all our various activities, on our journey. All these sayings l have faithfully kept and recorded. I have now read them to you as they actually happened. Thus ends the history of the journey we have made to Senior Land. HATTIE GAYLE LONG Historian CLASS PROPHECY Last night as I sat alone in my study enioying the twilight and my most wonderful thought, I heard a soft rustle behind me and turning I saw near my chair a queer little creature which I could not classify. It wasn't strictly human and yet I had never before in all my study of Natural History seen any creature even distantly resembling it. Before I had time to ask the customary questions, When and where were you born? Are you black or white? Single or mar- ried? What is your favorite breakfast food? the strange visitor asked in a mighty voice, the first notes of which made me leap from my chair, Are you the student who has been selected as the prophet of West Yadkin High? If you are, the creature went on quickly, before I had time to utter a word, l see by your looks that it is indeed necessary that I should help you. It was a wise act when I was sent to you. Sent to me? I eiaculated, my curiosity overcoming my fear. By whom? Ah, said the shape, I perceive that you have not heard of the new movement among the curricula. The curricuIa? I repeated stupidly. Yes, was the quick reply, the curricula of all the schools in the U. S. Then, I exclaimed, l suppose you are a curriculum? Of course. I see you know a little Latin, was the angry reply, and the creature continued: We have united together to have the poor overworked teachers and superintendents at commencement time. So I detailed to assist you in a prophecy for the West Yadkin graduating class. So here goes. First and foremost, Mable Henderson will become the President of the United States. Hold on, I exclaimed, don't you know that is a girl's name? What of it? was the retort, now that women have the ballot they'll soon relieve the men of the few duties which have been left them and the women presidents will be as common as queens. But I have no time to argue about this now. l'm clue at another school in a few minutes, so here goes. Leroy Pinnix will become the most famous cook in the whole wide world. O, hold onI I exclaimed, you don't seem to have any idea of the significance of names. Where have you lived all your life not to know that Leroy Pinnix is a boy's name? Of course, but if the girls are all presidents and other officials, the men will have to do the cooking, I reckon, unless you think we will live without eating in those wonderful days. And now please don't interrupt me again, no matter what I may say. Harold Ashley will become a Biologist and will discover some of nature's deepest secrets, such as, why an oyster isn't a tadpole, and similiar never before solved problems. Leon Collins is to be an Artistic Milliner. Now don't tell me there are no men milliners. Perhaps there are none at the present, but since the cubists and their ilk, realists and impressionists will have destroyed art, the only outlet for man 's artistic nature must be in bonnets at SlO0.00 per, and there will be money in it at that, for the smaller the bonnet and bigger the price, the more crazy women there will be to buy them. , Cynthia Cain will become an architect, and will design a tabernacle for Billy Graham, which will be the eighth wonder of the world. O, come now, I said, all out of patience, you are getting crazy again - a woman architect? Certainly, the creature answered sharply, no man could do it. Men's visions are too narrow. It will need a woman's breadth of thought, her airy visions, etc. l will conceive the point, I answered gruffly, Go on, who's next? Roger Calloway will run a large steam laundry in Chicago. A washerwoman with all his talents! I groaned. This is too much! It takes talent to run a model laundry, and this one will be the best in the world. Jimmy Brown will run a large soap factory in Philadelphia. . Why Philadelphia? I asked gruffly. Because it is said to be the cleanest city in the world and it needs a lot of soap. He then went on naming the whole class. Darlene Brown will be a railroad president. Mary Leigh Ball will become an artist. Shirley Ball will be a sec- retary for a large business firm. Roseleen Brooks and Aldean Cheek will become Laboratory Technicians. Harold Carter and Bobby Caudle will become directors of hospitals. Kenneth Cheek will become a surgeon. Sonny Davis will own a hotel. Barbara Dickerson will be an airline hostess. Jerry Dickerson will become an insurance agent and Johnny Dickerson the Governor of North Carolina. Albert Everidge will be a mechanic for General Motors. Mary Frances Gough will be a dietitian. Lester Gray will manage a department store and Darrell Grove will become a rancher. Nancy Guy will be a nurse. Arnold Hemric will own a restaurant. Lorene Holleman, Anne Long, Hattie Gayle Long, Cornelia Macy, and Peggy Mullis will became housewives. HaroId Clay Johnson will become an athletic coach at some large high school. Mary Belle Johnson will be a novelist. Shelby Shore and Lola Vanhoy will become playwrights. Thomas King, Howard Shoaf, Jimmy Tucker, Larry Wagoner, Jerry Ray Wall, Carl Ray Webster, and Kenneth Hudson will all become successful farmers. Jeanette Wallace will become a great criminal lawyer, and Mary Elizabeth Wright will be a hostess for a large airline company. Bobby Wagoner will become the pastor of a large church in N0rth Carolina. When he finished I said, O, you mix me up so dreadfully, I think I could have done better myself. But now how about my good fortune? Alas, that is too sad to relate, the creature said with a wink and a grimace, and in another moment I was a- lone in the twilight. BOBBY WOOTEN Class Prophet I LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of I956, of West Yadkin High School, Yadkin County, of the State of North Carolina, having completed our pursuit of knowledge in school and wishing to distribute our various assets equally and accordingly, do hereby execute this last will and testament. ITEM I To the Faculty, the Senior Class bequeaths its love for study and fondness for all branches of learning that have been pursued during its high school course. ITEM II To the Juniors, the Senior Class bequeaths its Senior Dignity and its place in Chapel. ITEM lll To the Sophomores, the Senior Class bequeaths its excess knowledge. ITEM IV To the Freshmen, the Senior Class bequeaths its chewing gum. Signed and sealed by the Senior Class of l956, by its duly accredited representative, as their Last Will and Testament. In our presence and in the presence of each other, we hereunto affix our hands and signatures as witnesses. CODICIL I, the Testator named in the annexed and foregoing will, do hereby affix their Codicil . l, Harold Clay Johnson, bequeath my baseball suit to Richard Money, my football suit to Wayne Wagoner, and my bas- ketball suit to Tony Royall. I, Lola Vanhoy, bequeath my books to anyone that wants them. We, Cornelia Macy and Anne Long, bequeath the good times we've had in high school, and our silly giggles to Ann Macy and Vivian Long. I, Kenneth Cheek, bequeath my Geometry book to Mr. Reece. Arnold Hemric, bequeath what is left of my bus to Larry Crater. Johnny Dickerson, bequeath my school bus to Rex Reavis if he will have it. I, Nancy Guy, bequeath my Secretarial Practice grade to Judy Angell. I, Leroy Pinnix, bequeath all of my books to Clyde King. l, Mary Elizabeth Wright, bequeath my place in the Senior Class to anyone who is fool enough to take it. I, Lester Gray, bequeath my basketball suit to Tony Royall. - l, Jerry Dickerson, bequeath my ability to study French to Roger Allred. l, Aldean Cheek, bequeath my wit to Wilmoth Money. l, Bobby Wagoner, bequeath my football suit to Ruben Gardner, my nickname to Bobby Allen, and my bus to Martha Steelman. I, Bobby Wooten, bequeath my baseball suit to Ruben Gardner. l, Roger Calloway, bequeath my dependability to Faye Pardue, my place as Business Manager of the Annual to Mar- cella Crater, and my office as President of the Student Council to Leon White. I, Sonny Davis, bequeath my football suit to Wayne Wagoner or Joe Wright. l, Larry Wagoner, bequeath my school bus to Phillip Cheek. l, Roseleen Brooks, bequeath my Neatness to Patty Burgess, my basketball suit to Ann Tucker, and my position as sports editor of the school paper to Pauline Brown. l, Kenneth Hudson, bequeath all of my knowledge of science and math to anyone who deserves it. l, Harold Ashley, bequeath my agriculture experience to Clyde King. I, Leon Collins, bequeath anything I have to anyone who wants it. l, Cynthia Cain, bequeath my second year French book to anyone with brains enough to use it. Darrell Groce, bequeath my laying out of school ability to Donald Groce and Billy Edwards. Darlene Brown, bequeath my school bus to Rex Reavis. I, Howard Shoaf, bequeath my History book to Dean Caudle. I, Cornelia Macy, bequeath my shorthand book to anyone of the Juniors that is fortunate enough to receive it, and my ability to say the wrong thing at the wrong time to Vivian Long. l, Carl Webster, bequeath my seat in English class to Jack Wood. I, Hattie Gayle Long, bequeath my position as Editor-in-Chief of the Annual to Jewell Key, my position as general assistant editor of the school paper to Faye Long, and my ability to be dependable to Geraldine Pardue. l, Anne Long, bequeath my position as Editor-in-Chief of the school paper to Shelby Milholand, my shorthand book to anyone unfortunate to receive it, and my position as Most Likely to Succeed to someone who deserves it more than I. We, Aldean Cheek, Mary E. Wright, and Mary Belle Johnson, bequeath our ability to play hookey from school to Wil- moth Money, Patricia Brown, and Donna Johnson. l, Mary Frances Gough, bequeath my Most Athletic to Martha Steelman, and my Best Sport to Judy Angell. l, Jeanette Wallace, bequeath my popularity to Martha Steelman and my poor eyesight and dumbness to Judy Angell. I, Shirley Ball, bequeath my bookkeeping book to Jewell Key. I, Shelby Shore, bequeath my quietness to Geraldine Pardue, my position as assistant editor of the Annual to Faye Long, and my ability to study to Jewell Key. In Testimony Whereof, I the Testator aforesaid, have executed this Codicil to our will and have attached the same to said will as a part thereof in the name of this, the Senior Class of West Yadkin High School. I, I, I, I, WITNESSES: ISignedl Roger Calloway Perry Como Su erman Joe Broo 's Amoco Service Center Xl . X Nw-f A -ef '42 No sf.. Mvf . '44'5 A ff f'Qg!Q --1, ,.,.....,, ' HO TS up ,' f ' 4 Egg 3 , VL ww. 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Dislikes: Root beer and two-faced peo- ple. Hobby: Art. Ambition: Housewife and ga to col- lege. SHIRLEY tCheIIyI BALL LIKES: Baby blue, charcoal, steak, and pleasant teachers. DISLIKES: Nosey and dishonest peo- ple. HOBBY: Writing service men. AMBITION: Secretary for F. B. I. ROSELEEN lRosaI BROOKS LIKES: Sports, pretty clothes, and cars. DISLIKES: Nosey people, nagging teachers. HOBBY: Playing basketball, and en- joying other sports. AMBITION: To be a nurse or a secre- -tary. DARLENE lDeanI BROWN LIKES: Green, brown, black, straw- berry shortcake and pretty cars. DISLIKES: Noisy people. HOBBY: Piano, sports. AMBITION: Secretary. JIMMY fSowI BROWN LIKES: Black, chocolate candy. DISLIKES: Big feeling dude. HOBBY: Cars. AMBITION: Just to make a good liv- ing. CYNTHIA CCissyJ CAIN LIKES: Blue, black, strawberry short- cake, steak, and hot rods. DISLIKES: Gossip, studying and two- faced people. HOBBY: Record collecting and danc- ing. AMBITION: Going to college. ROGER lSIabJ CALLOWAY LIKES: Steak, red, and brown. DISLIKES: Work. HOBBY: Basketball. AMBITION: Enter N. C. State College and major in Mechanical Engineer- ing. HAROLD fSageJ CARTER LIKES: Girls, money. DISLIKES: W6rk. HOBBY: Loafing. AMBITION: Find a way to live with- out working. BOBBY lSilasI CAUDLE LIKES: Red, black, steak, cream po- tatoes, ice-cream, candy, fish, oys- ters. DISLIKES: Macaroni and cheese, corn, work, and a long, boresome English class. HOBBY: Hunting good-looking women, and eating. AMBITION: Get rich without doing any work. ALDEAN KAI? CHEEK LIKES: Dating, blue, black, and steak. DISLI KES: Conceited people and snobs. HOBBY: Going places. AMBITION: Get married. LEON ELLIS lPonceJ COLLINS LIKES: Kind people, blue, steak, green beans, and fried chicken. DISLIKES: Hateful people, liars. HOBBY: Watching TV. AMBITION: To get a job and work. FLOYD ESTEL lSpeedieI DAVIS LIKES: Females. DISLIKES: Anything spelled W-O-R-K. HOBBY: Playing football. AMBITION: Pass a French test. BARBARA ENSLEY tBobbieI DICKERSON LIKES: Pink and blue, Spanish. DISLIKES: English, gossip, and leaving my husband. PERSONALITY PARADE HOBBY: Reading and dancing. AMBITION: Ta be a good wife. JERRY ALFRED iGadget Knobl DICKERSON LIKES: Baseball, '56 Mercury. DISLIKESQ Snobs. HOBBY: Playing baseball. AMBITION: Get rich: JOHNNY fBeaglel DICKERSON LIKES: Steak, green. DISLIKES: Onions, red. HOBBY: Racing. AMBITION: To be a millionaire. ALBERT fAbI EVERIDGE LIKES. Luckies, Levonne, blue. DISLIKES: Teachers and school. HOBBY: Shooting pool. AMBITION: Mechanic. MARY FRANCES GOUGH LIKES: Cats, blue and brown: DISLIKES: Working in tobacco and self-centered people. HOBBY: Playing basketball and swim- ming. AMBIBIION1 To get married. LESTER PAUL tToothpickl GRAY LIKES: Cherries. DISLIKES: Work. HOBBY: Playing basketball. AMBITION: To become a wrestler. DARRELL lFoxJ GROCE LIKES: Blue, brown, hamburgers, and potatoes. DISLIKES: Bosses: HOBBY: Chasing girls and going to new places. AMBITION: Travel and join the Navy. NANCY ELIZABETH tLizJ GUY LIKES: Hot dogs, ice cream, light blue and pink. DISLIKES: Nosey people. HOBBY: Collecting stamps. AMBITION: To be a secretary. ARNOLD fBuddyl HEMRIC LIKES: Black and steak. DISLIKESL Silly girls: HOBBY: Girls. AMBITION: Join the Navy. MABLE RUTH tBeetleI HENDERSON LIKES: Banana splits, hamburgers, red, green, black, yellow, and brown. DISLIKES: Fish, onions, studying, and gossip: HOBBY: Dating, driving, and going to Elkin. AMBITION: To be a nurse. LORENE tBobol HOLLEMAN LIKES: Boys, pretty cars. DISLIKES: Nosey people: HOBBY: Writing service men. AMBITION: Nurse. KENNETH iHenryI HUDSON LIKES: To have a lot of fun. DISLIKES: Hurting someone. HOBBY: Loafing. AMBITION: To be a farrner. HAROLD CLAY tPorkyI JOHNSON LIKES: Banana splits, football, '56 Ford, black. DISLIKES: Getting up early in the morning. AMBITION: To become another Allan Ameche ffoatball stari: MARY BELLE lMidgeI JOHNSON LIKES: Light blue and mint green, boys, and sweet potatoes. DISLIKES: Hillybilly music. HOBBY: Music, singing, swimming. AMBITION: To become a hair stylist in New York. THOMAS KING LIKES: Girls, having fun. DISLIKES: Work. HOBBY: Riding around, sleeping. AMBITION: Be a millionaire. ANNE lFatsol LONG LIKES: Yankees, Cadillacs, good-look- ing boys, steak, Cornie, black, and pink. DISLIKES: Dodgers, stubborn teachers, and superior feeling people. HOBBY: Following baseball iespecial- ly Yankeesl. AMBITION: Join WAC's with Cornie. HATTIE GAYLE lBonesJ LONG LIKES: Meatloaf, French fries, Wes- tern Almond ice cream, Lester, pink, black, and light blue. DISLIKES. Nothing in particular. HOBBY: Singing and writing. AMBITION: Be a housewife and a sec- retary. CORNELIA lCorniel MACY LIKES. Red, black, Anne, Yankees, and Marshall. DISLIKES. Nagging people, too many boys, and school. HOBBYi Writing letters, taking pic- tures, and meeting people. AMBITION: Join WAC's with Anne and be a good wife. PEGGY fCooterl MULLIS LIKES: Black, yellow, steak, Lawrence. DISLIKES: Conceited people. HOBBY: Music, collecting records. AMBITION: Be a housewife and a sec- retary. LEROY fPeteI PINNIX LIKES: Blue and steak. DISLIKES: Snakes. AMBITION: Travel. HOWARD SHOAF LIKES: Pink, yellow, chocolate pie. HOBBY: Sleeping. AMBITION: Finish school. SHELBY ANN lBrainiel SHORE LIKES: Meatloaf, French fries, blue, black, and pink. DISLIKES: Teasing. HOBBY: Drawing, painting pictures, and singing. AMBITION: Be a secretary or a book- keeper. LOLA fBlondieI VANHOY LIKES: Handsome bays, pretty cars, black, red, potato salad, pecan pie, fried fish. DISLIKES: Nosey people, loosing a ball game. HOBBY: Going to movies and ball games. AMBITION: Working in a factory. BOBBY DEAN fCatl WAGONER LIKES: Listening to music, green. DISLIKES: Nagging people and opera singing. HOBBY: Messing around with musical instruments. AMBITION: To be pastor of a Bap- tist Church. LARRY KENNETH WAGONER LIKES: Going with pretty girls. EEIIQIKES: Teachers. BY: Sleeping and sh t' I, AMBITION: Be a millionCd?reEg poo JERRY RAY tCowbirdl WALL LIKES: Fish, potatoes, light blue. DISDIFIKES: Cats, silly girls, bosses and ac . HOBBY: Girls. AMBITION: Be a truck driver. JEANETTE ESTELLE tNetJ WALLACE LIKES: Green, onions, cats, bubble gum, jazz, baseball pitchers: DISLIKES: Meat. HOBBY: Collecting glass cats, AMBITION: College and career. CARL WEBSTER LIKES: Steak, yellow. DISLIKES: Celery, green, HOBBY: Hunting and fishing, AMBITION: Be a millionaire. BOBBY lRabbitI WOOTEN LIKES: Steak, red and blue. DISLIKES: Work. HOBBY: Baseball. AMBITION: Enter college and become a dentist. MARY ELIZABETH lLibbyI A WRIGHT LIKES: Jimmy, blue, black, white, steak, French fries, ice cream. DISLIKES: Conceited people, school Air Force. 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Capehart Stromberg-Carlson I24 West Main Street Phone 362 Elkin, North Carolina PARRISH JEWELERS For the Best in Watches and Rings, See Us Yaclkinville, North Carolina :::::::::: .- f::::::::::::::::: 24:1 DIXIE RESIAURANT EQUIPMENT co., INC. 235 North Church Street Food Service Equipment Winston-Salem, North Carolina Phone: 5-3521 f::J-c:::::- : :::::::::::: .vvv HARCOURT 8: CO. Manufacturing Stationers - Engravers - Jewelers Louisville, Kentucky M. B. Bennett Greensboro, N. C P. O. Box I373 Dry Cleaning Laundry HAT REBUILDING SERVICE FAVORITE CLEANERS Service We Give It Satisfaction We Guarantee It Yadkinville, North Carolina ' Lester F. Bell Phone 264i ::::.rqt::::: R ' ' v It 'I 1 -v v-------------v-------0,v,v ROYAL TYPEWRITERS Portable ----- Standard ----- Electric CAROLINA BUSINESS MACHINES CO. 616 W. Fourth Street Winston-Salem, North Carolina and Courthouse Square Wilkeslooro, North Carolina I DAVIS ESSO SERVICE gt II , . 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