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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1957 volume:

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BOX BO? lg, YA.DKIN'VILLE,NC zvops ,' 5 gwosrmmrnlrfnmnrggrgfnm LIBRARY W4 , ' 1 ....-- .,p K 1 i M 1 wr. 4 ,F L FROM HERE ewwmea. U . 9 '31 . .Q . 'v l ' 54 qii y t , - 'Q V Q' V , I , v , . 9504 I V. ,H r my . QL , , ' 1 vu I flue 4 E F w 1 W 1 r K In iope ring cpineo l , 4 gf iff 11 Q 1957 A M- a gf P I MR. JAMES MATHIS Sponsor LEON WHITE GERALDINE PARDUE Editor Business Manager Foreword We, a long with the Whispering Pines Staff, wish to welcome you to the I957 edition of our yearbook. We have enjoyed putting this book together as a re- minder of your school days at West Yadkin. We hope you will cherish and enioy this book for many years to come, and will support our advertisers who have helped to make this book possible. I ., 2' 5 gi K 5 V , ' A 5' if I' 4 iii 53s f r A 1. S -' X ', 1 A ' ,f N Dedication i For his many k i nd words and thoughtful suggestions, we, The 1957 Whispering Pines Staff, feel honored fo dedicate this edition of our yearbook to Mr. Joe Cash. MR. C. C. WRIGHT LOCAL SCHOOL BOARD Principal MR. W. TUTTLE ALLEN MR. JAMES M. PARKS MR. GRADY LEE WAGONER A4553 . R I9 Q 'A MR. H. A. TAYLOR MR. FRED C. HOBSON Superintendent MR. G. C. WALLACE Chairman MR. A. V. SHORE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION XJ, ii. High School Faculty ,A-ff' C'-Z-Fi-l 5 Xi!! ,jc f E W ig? M Knowsmfhe trouble Ifvie-fgggnc MRS. HELEN WISHON MRS. NINA GROCE Science Department MISS MILDRED BEAMER MR. JAMES MATHIS Commerical Department MR. HOYT REECE Mathmetics Department MR. JOE CASH English Department MR. C. R. WRIGHT Agricultural Department A N fa:- ...sx -yi -.. English 81 French Department Home Economics Department ' MR. H. C. MORETZ, JR. Commercial Department MR. JIM DONNELL History Coach MR. ARNOLD STONE History Coach lNot Picturedj J' X CDUR SCHOOL -WEST YADKIN 6? 4,3 'u f grad? , E -Jyx I I .X X 2 'ff' X fl kv, lil .x N X y 1 if Y I ,J ffdfifj WW Wf llv' glqx S, is -. f PW MR. JAMES MATHIS SPONSORS MRS. HELEN WISHON JJ I A-Ag SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND MASCOTS Firsf Row, Leff fo Right: J. T. Anfhony and Karren Hall, Mascofs. Second Row: Laura Vanhoy, Treasurerg Beffy Swaim, Presiclenfp Richard Money, Vice-Presidenfg Jewell Key, Secretary. f 5 ii? JJ 'X ,Q BOBBY ALLEN 'N in - A . Come who? may, he's the some good sport every- day. W:-J, ' 5 JOE ALLEN ROGER ALLRED Tall, friendly, and kindg another like him would be hard fo find. JUDY ANGELL A determined mind with o will for the wcy. the world. i If fakes c fcll person fo know whof's going on in 'r Q DONALD ANTHONY Quiefness can be deceiving. 'WILMOTH BAKER Look out, she has mischief in her eyes. l 'Stiff K OVW-. I JIMMY BROWN Always safe when trouble comes. ROSALEEN BROWN . ., f, I if izzlip .wi . ,Q ' 'fffzjf . - f ,i 1 ' '-M, is S M., I 'I Q. 'ff isftfesf f. fb is A trustworthy student to be remembered. 'Ds Seniors V , us. HAS Talkative in FRANKIE CAIN merry as the day is long. WILDA JEAN CHEEK speech, witty in way, in our hearts she'II always stay. 1-5-1- HELEN BURCHETTE Quietness often leads to Fame. PATTY BURGESS Little and neat, she'saIways apleasure to meet. It LARRY CRATER IdIe, slow, and unconcered, he went to class and sometimes learned. MARCELLA CRATER There's nothing like a good time unless it's two of them. 4 .IJ ff I 'Sf 71 Q , l957 'W ROGER HENDERSON Y j School consumes my valuable time. Pl BILLY EDWARDS A lf at first you don't succeed--oh well, skip it. DONALD GROCE Take it easy, have your fun, and let the old world flicker on 7 ll AVON HUDSON A A , . 5 A 7' Hp A kind heart and a sweet disposition. 'E J X , dj' r'J?JJ F l fi l X. '52 'w-...X JOHN FRANK LONG Quiet, friendly, and good-matured. VIVIAN LONG Always up to something. JJ ,I 'tif ,Q M N 5 JEWE LL KEY A freindly heart has many friends. FAYE LONG Not too serious, not to gay, a likeable girl in every way. , A :Xa Q xl! ' 6 A .. -- f f if Wk..- 4: 4 ANN MACY The opportunity for mischief is fou nd one hun dred times a day. PATRICIA BROWN OLIVER Nice to look at, nicer to know. L31-1 '5-f GERALDINE PARDUE Steady to her purpose, to her aim ever true. WILLIAM PARKS RoIl on old world, and I'lI roll with you. l im' lv s' 2. ', .ff ' 2 ' A JKK2 WX Rf . fl 'ii ' f , eh- SHELBY JEAN OLIVER So tall, pretty, calm, and cooI. RICHARD MONEY eniors Athletic, good-looking, and sweet, a boy like him is a pleasure to meet. JUDY PRQCTOR Capable, clever, and sweet, a kind word For all she meets. VIRGINIA BROWN RENEGAR Loves that chewing gum .... a real Friendly girl. I A? Q. lvl uq Ev' 1957 MARTHA STE E LMAN A clever girl, a witty girl, a girl so full of fun a pretty girl, a thousand girls in one. FAYE STOKES Good-notured and generous, jolly and clever. ik'-gg 'x iibfx CHARLOTTE TALLEY Ring on her finger, man on her mind. SAMMY TUCKER Why should the Devil have all the fun? P of IITh TONY RGYALL JAMES LEE SPANN The best medicine is o true friend. e wrong way always seems more reasonable. WR-gk Rica 1 'S:r 'i S' - .,,,,,, V A g ill BETTY SWAIM Smiling, laughing, evermore, she's a girl we all adore. VETRAL SWAIM A modest girl in words and ways. 'Q' 'in'-X . .ms Sty 'HN ex Q. OLEEN TURNER Never speck sense when n o n e s e n s e serves the purpose . LAURA GARNER VANHOY Just a bundle of happiness. 49's ff, SHE LOMA WE LBORN Her quiet ways only add to her charm. JACKIE WHITAKER Her pretty face, her charming smi le, make her friendship well worthwhile. P 'b , -,Q i f Seniors T957 WANDA VANHOY A girl that's friendly, one that's gay, o girl you will love from day to day. MARY FRANCES WEBSTER Always courteous and kind, never her equal shall we find. 152 JOSEPH LEON WHITE lt's people like him that make us look a as we are in any class. MARY LEIGH WHITLOCK A good hearted good tempered girl s stupid ll v .l .l I I Superlafives WITTIEST Wilmoth Baker d Grace STUDIOUS Leon White Avon Hudson NEATEST Wanda Vanhoy Bob AI len BEST if Martha Steelman Richard Money BEST ALL AROUND Jewell Key Richard Money Q X. Q'- X , do X y Superlatives ', S J Most LIKELY TO succsso Geraldine Pardue Leon White I MOST DEPENDAB Faye Long Leon Wh ite CLASS SWEETHEARTS Judy Angell Tony Royall l l 4 i I 5 l l l FRIEND LIEST Laura Vanhoy fi Donald Grace sl, Most TALENTED 3 Betty Swaim Larry Crater Superlatives QUIETEST Avon Hudson John Frank Long ll l- Mosr POFULXIT' A ' Jackie Whitaker J J Bob Allen BEST LOOKING Jewell Key ' Roger Allred- MOST COURTEOUS ' Larry Crater Marcella Crater Richard Money rl' I ml 1 Msenior G fnor-ies F M, .. .W V.,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,f,,. 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'LN L... :sv ,, f lg g?iiig7'vxt , rmgiqlik, ., ...- ,.1.......,.--v Q. , .Ig wr Juniors E If BOBBY GENE HEMRIC EUGENE HEMRIC GARY HENDERSON DELPHINE HOLCOMB LESTER HOLLEMAN MARGARET HUDSON I J FRANZE NA BE LL MARGARET BE LL PAULINE BROWN ROGER CAUDLE RANDALL CAVE LEVONNE CHAPPE LL ROGER CRANFILL OVID EVERIDGE t ' 'QA Nu- .if is Q'-...y 3' ffzrxf ig ,gr hy--1 ' 1-J IJ 'fi EE-P' flysaf' 'if' J f ,. R . BETTY JANE MONEY FREDA MONEY FAYE PARDUE .TJ MARGIE PEELE AUDREY PINNIX REX REAVIS Juniors -'Na ,, f M 'V Qvfk. 5,51 ' - JANIE HUDSPETH LOIS INGOOL SYLVIA IRELAND PATTY LONG 3 1 ROSE MACY T RAYMOND MADISON ELANOR MILLHOLAND JJ 9.5, nn' ., . if 3.3! ,Vi 'ffl JACKIE REINHARDT A II P i ! CAROLYN SHORE P FAYE SHORE I fa- 'Q :W 'S- X X 1 'Q ov., LESTER SHORE I ,A E-f 1,4- I 5 ,v,x uct . V' : X A 1 l , X A A R 6 BOBBIE JANE SLOOP BETW LOU SWAIM , WS., W MARGARET SWISHER fi' -v ' pi RV' L 5-fjsgflf Juniors , S ff f I7 'NN Aw fit-M 'RA .A . . A. A ANN TUCKER 5 zu - -' UV, POLLY TULBERT f N : Siv' wf - - M!! RONDAL TURNER f 1 ' ' 3. 1 EM,-- ., A . 1 Atv- 5 avi' nQ N ig- if iff' GARY WAGONER NANCY WELBORN JOAN WOOTEN .fl 3 slr? -111.41 K. ,'i- iv 'fs - . ., -.-9-if-7--MT V 7' .,r ' , T-.-, f 011' 1 P 'L 4 .nv-4-sv -F' , .,,h. -711,5 4 4 . and Miss West Ycdki b Joe Doss and Virginia Hemric W C9 D -Qs JW J We MQW S--ni M y S o Ph omereo . SPONSORS H. C. MORETZ, JR. MR. HOYT REECE SOPHOMOR E CLASS OFFICERS ROGER BROWN ....................................... President GAIL SWAIM ....... ............. V ice-President SUE WALLACE ...... ........ I reasurer ANNETTE HALL ....... ...... S ecrefcry l?' L 1 ,?,5? sn. I6 'E 'ff' AB A L Q. 419 ls-, Oi' , L, Q-1' 114. X .f ,. Q., Lx. ...fr-'Y TREVA ADAMS MARGARET ALLEN COLLEEN ASHLEY ROGER BROWN MARY BRYANT BRENDA CHEEK PHILLIP CHEEK SUE DWIGGINS ELAINE EVERIDGE I I Sophomores JO FELTS DORETHA GARDNER RUBEN GARDNER f.-R -fi' MAX OOUOH , .-A 5 ANNETTE HALL ' M L' ' l . DONALD HEMRIC , A 'ii' 1 A i 37' TONY HOBSON ig O, . L-, RAYMOND HOLLEMAN f -11 -- JJ JJ Ei-Wi A L E' 1 'A dx? f xi Riff 'j - v: . -,: J M931 L5 , ' 'ez . EC: 3-7 'L X . 1 X' A 1-K ' Q -.Al I, Qi 1 ' i' iff-JQ 1 R A . 1 ' , gffflvn ,, ' . . L ' , Q ugili.. , 3-. : 'X' f . I -J f 4,--qbx f X L A A A A-flim, ' ' , 'kan Au '3-7.1 . 335. KM L 3' J -2142-Lx I -'4-fM.1ze-h:- , A 4 E? ' 484 T '1--vi! .. ...- -. -:f f '- HAZEL HUDSON TONY JESTER DONNA JOHNSON GLENDA LASTER JJ BONNIE LIVENGOOD POLLY MARTIN VIOLET PARDUE NANCY REINHARDT If G' 'QUV GAIL SWAIM HAROLD SWAIM BILLY SWISHER SYLVIA TRIVETTE BILLY TURNER JERELENE TURNER DINA UNDERWOOD TOMMY VANHOY SS 210.55 421222 :ff Z -f 'M f z ' A A if W ,, 1 K r w 1 gre oh men , kd, Aj Xxxyl fi fa XX , XJ J Riff Byywm E I SPONSORS MR. JOE CASH MR. C. R. WRIGHT W f , gs FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS SUE MONEY .......................................... President JOE DOSS ....... ........... T reasurer LARRY ALLRED ...... ...... V ice-President BRUCE ASHBURN ...... ......... S ecretary Freshmen LARRY ALLRED BENNY ASHLEY WALDON BALL MICHAEL BARRON JANE NELL BROWN LINDA BROWN NOLAN BROWN CRAIG BROOKS SHIRLEY BURGESS ALBERT CAUDLE BILLY COLLINS DALTON CORAM LINDA CRATER JOE DOSS BOBBY EVANS ROBERT FELTS SAMMY FELTS CAROL GATTON COY GARDNER PHILLIP GOUGH Freshmen BETTY HENDERSON CARRIE HOLCOMB DALE HUDLER CLEO HUDSON GALE IRVIN GALE JESTER CHARLES KING GLENDA LASTER LANA LONG MARY LOU MACEMORE PATTI MAULDIN SUE MONEY SHARON NANCE BOBBY OLIVER IVIN PARDUE KAY PARDUE MILDRED PARDUE ARVIL PINNIX GRAY PINNIX SHIRLEY RANDLEMAN w., CHRISTINE REAVIS Freshmen EARLINE REAVIS PATTY ROYALL COMMIE SALMONS TOMMY SALMONS BETTY SHORE EDNA SHORE JIMMY SHORE Q1 BOBBY SIZEMORE' f I .N xmlf, I , , Y' M' 'Iv' Ex , I, ,.f X 'WOT I I If .JN 1,847 Ivy V N' -J V, 3 , M If fl 'iv -QED' T VII I' WJ 'I If! I I E1 ,' V II I J' U .V 1 - 'I, If f' yu 1 rv' I aj' IN, It NTS, IBD' If ANN SNOW FRANKLIN SPANN SUE SPARKS CARRIE STEELMAN CAROL SWISHER ZELMA SWISHER JERRIE TURNER SARAH TULBERT LUTHER ROY VANHOY I v, IV 'IX1 r JI 'V I ELI 1 SHELBY VANHOY LETHIA VESTAL DAVID WALL DORIS WINTERS ., ffm, -Tw I Football Schedule WEST WILKES - O ...................... WEST YADK DOBSON - O ...... ..... W EST YADK BOONEVILLE - 27 ..... - .... WEST YADK JONESVI LLE - 2l .... ..... W EST YADK YADKINVILLE - 25 .... ...WEST YADK PILOT MT. - O .... WEST YADK SPARTA - 27 ..... WEST YADK ELKIN - 45 .... WEST YADK FLATROCK - 6 .... WEST YADK Basketball Scbeclu le Fri., Dec. 7 Sparta Tues., Dec. ll Courtney Fri., Dec. l5 Sparta Tues., Dec. l8 West Wilks Fri., Jan. 4 Mt. View Tues., Jan. 8 Booneville Fri., Jan. ll Jonesville Tues., Jan. l5 East Wilkes Fri. Jan. T8 Yaclkinville Tues. , Jan. 22 West Wilkes Fri., Jan. 25 Elkin Tues., Jan. 29 Courtney Fri. , Feb. l East Wilkes Tues. , Feb. 5 Yaclkinville Fri. , Feb. 8 Mt. View Tues., Feb. l2 Jonesville Fri., Feb. l5 East Bend Tues., Feb. I9 Elkin Fri., Feb. 22 Booneville Tues., Feb. 26 East Bend N-13 N-55 N-T3 N-7 N-O N-25 N-O N-O N-54 Away Away Home Away Away Home Home Home Home Away Home Away Away Home Away Home Away Home W www 1 Jchlefico Coach es MR. JIM DONNELL MR. ARNOLD STONE , ,ffff ff .ff ,f , ll K .1 f QXJ, ff,ff2ff - v mzahll ' lffiffflj ff l' f fx '!,f 'r, ff X fx E? ' , L,f'f,f' ,ff Xl 'J J' A' ff-Z .X 'Sf ,V W . wwf Homecoming JEWELL KEY Queen i , l r fi -u ?i I 4, ,, ff ,X N X l 1 1 ffyf' ff , E QL !fQffiQ,,, If , ff -F 5 ' 4 Q at 4 A. , 'ANAL xqpgi- First Row, Left to Right:Jackie Whitaker and Judy Angell,5eni0r Affendqnfg, Secgnd Row: Amanda Gough and Freda Money, Junior Attendants. Third Row: Su e Wallace and Annette Hall, Sophmore Atte nda nts. Fourth Row: Sue Sparks and Sue Money, Freshmen Attendants . Q' U i fbi oofb SAMMY TUCKER Center AYNE WAGONER Full Back nk Guor X lx CLYDE KI d , L NG JOE ALLEN Guard JOE WRIGHT Back, VZ 3 BILLY EDWARDS gf End aff 4 M .I nba NJ .9 5-542' RICHARD MONEY Captain Tackle BOBBY ALLEN Half Back OVID EVERIDGE Tackle MARCUS AL LRE D End wi 1 f . 5- X N! as l 3 TONY ROYALL Half Back Z V Girls' MARTHA STEELMAN Forward 4 an f , P I 'S VK 'Wi O., L l X 8.3 XXI' iv? in W Fir , A I J ' C MARCELLA CRATER Center ' ' 1 ' . s Vx . lf' , Rst ig 5 DONNA JOHNSON Forward ll, hm Y K 1 ,LJ Basketball ,pr 1.-. ff 1 ffiffifg r .Y . , AEM ' - . s -xr... .- -E 'i-isi :ji ,1- x',r,'5,. N . ,C I y . ,E-V-,if-fx I P CAROLYN SHORE Guard f -1 . Ss, -, ,A NANCY WE LBORN Guard f V E W5 . ,N .X . v-..,- 5. .A e SHELBY JEAN VAN HOY Guard D ,254 rf ' JACKIE REINHARDT Center v X 3 L' i JOE WRIGHT Guard Boys Qayr WAYNE WAGON ER Guard 51 xx i..J Bosketbca II FRWM-D V -4. 'A 1 ,M 9 L m ' 'Eff , X ui , K W 1 3 fi X x , 4 ., x w...,,,f MARCUS ALLRED Forward NM f F 5 QI, ,f, i , , I B, x 1. H 'v' gy ! V H f l E M36 , 5 s X if BOBBY ALLEN Forward ,II J - f WHITAKER Chief DELPHINE HOLCOMB BETTY JANE MONEY Q5 I-Q9-I YVIA IRELAND SLOOP BOBBIE VIOLET PARDUE Cheerleaders LARRY PHILLIPS ' K - Sponsor Y- v U Ffa, W Baseball ACTION SHOTS Vu 4 14 ga' Li 'V' iii Marshals First Row, Left to Right: Patty Burgess and Mclrce l la Crater. Second Row: Leon White, Ch ief. Third Row: Jewell Key and Martha Steelman. W x W ' ,f K ,. ff as 5 -5 . I ff ,ff X51 I' kj . mf, ' f fig 4? - W 1 T9 ' by Eg- 15: 'wk' M ZQ xx 1' 11-2:32:52 f' I, 4- :lf Q Mi ' X Q4 ff? Jay ctivifieo BETA CLUB JEWELL KEY .............................. .......... P resident PATTY BURGESS ...... ..... V ice-President FAYE LONG ........... ......... S ecrefory MARCELLA CRATER ..... ....... T recsurer FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA f .1 ,K J iff.. z ef H .vi SYXXQR BUS BUS DRIVERS GLEE CLUB 559 if 6' E W l .Z Y' . 4 Args: BAND MAJORET 4 ANNUAL STAFF IBRARY CLUB l.....l is A'fA LUNCHROOM PERSONNEL Mrs. Bessie Steelman, Mrs. Nino Gough, Mrs. Lula Saunders Mrs. Janie Tronn, Mrs. Iva Helton. JANITORS Mr. 8.Mrs. Ezra Wishon A ff Qiiif 'jf ff ZZ- H gi W W kf44?ffiX ii? A Hs H?7f'?'1-'-l'Z+XxX 7 ' 5 f75f5f5ff1e4i543 A VK E5 WMM elementary MRS. MADOLIN BELL First Grade MRS. LILLIAN ARNOLD First Grade MRS. MAMIE GOUGH First Grade MRS. PIERCE VAN HOY Second Grade MRS. LAURA HEMRIC Second Grade MISS ADDIE CASEY Second Grade MRS. GLADYS NEWMAN Third Grade MRS. RUBY HINSHAW Third Grade Elementary Faculty Jw new I fc. TV . af ' ,PXV M I is .-13.4, 3-ef FA 0' at MISS COLLIE HINSON Third Grade MRS. MAUDE PARIS Fourth Grade MRS. C. C. WRIGHT Fourth Grade MRS. MARY B. ALLRED Fourth 8g Fifth MISS LUCY PARKS Fifth Grade MRS. PAULINE LONG Fifth Grade MR. RAY MADISON Sixth Grade MRS. 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Q'- N an mix HINDSIGHT Hello, friends. l am looking backward. l'm hindsighted. I am able to see the long parade of graduates from West Yadkin who have gone on before us. l see them marching over the hills of yesterday. Some of you may be in this parade. There are many names on the roster of this school. Many of these are in a cti ve occupations over the world today, and some have gone to a far cou ntry from which there is no return--they gave their lives in service to their country and for l'l'19. principles which they were taught at this institution. It is good to look backward to the progress this school has made. We see the change from the traditional little red school house with its bell calling the scholars to reading, writing, and arithmetic to this modern set-up with all its new methods of teaching and study. l know there are philosophers who constantly propound the doctrine of never, never, look back. They harp on the evils of looking back, but only by looking back can we appreciate the advantages of the present and the unlimited opportunities of the future. But since I am the historian of the class of I957 I shall not look fartherin the past than our own immediate history. I might say this is the melancholy tale of us, The Seniors of I957. First, let's take a hindsight view into our green eye days. Our first yearin high school was known as oursalad days, you know, young and green and all mixed up. We were green but growing in those days. We were boostingeighty-four in number that year. Martha Steelman was our class president, Jewell Key our secretary and treasurer, Roger Allred our vice-president, and our reporter was Wanda Vanhoy. lt was in our Freshman year that Richard Money began to show signs of growing into a strong man because he made the football team. He was a reg- ular Pop-eye, spinach and all. Another green Freshman, Roger Al lred, was also on the football team. We were also well represented on the basketball teams by Marcella Crater, Martha Steelman, Richard Money, Bobby Allen, and Roger Allred, who was also on the baseball team. Laura Garner was yelling on the sidelines in all the sports as she represented our class as a Cheerleader. There is always a beauty in every class, and to represent us in the H omecom i ng A.ctivity we chose Wanda Vanhoy. To helpus through those salad days were twovery capable faculty members, Mr. Joe Cash and Mr. Eugene Nelson. Thus, our first year in high school had ended. Then came our second year in high school. Those were our wise eye days. We were regular wise owls that year. In fact, the wonder grew how our small heads could contain all we knew. Jewell Key was our class president, and she led us success- fully and wisely in our many activities. Of course, you know we made high marksand astounded our teachers with our inven- tions in making excuses. Marcella Crater was our se creta ry, and never was there a more wiser or more efficient secretary. This year we were well represented in football by a large number. Those lu cky boys were Roger Henderson, Richard Money, Roger Allred, Sammy Tucker, Darrell Vanhoy, Bobby Allen, Tony Royall, and Billy Edwards. I must also say that these boys did some brilliant work for the team, which made our class very proud of them. This year Marcella Crater, Martha Steelman, Jackie Whitaker, Richard Money and Bobby Allen were the brilliant ones who made the basketba I I teams. Again our only loudmouth was Laura Garner, who did a great job on the Cheerleading squad. On the baseball team this year we were happy and very proud to boast that we had six boyson the team. Marcella Crater wasa lucky girlto severalgirls, as she was selected to be a Majorette. To showthat we were trulya brilliant class we had nine to be invited in the Beta Club. Again, I think we madea wise choice in selecting two girls to representour class in the Homecoming Activities, as we chose Shelby J. Milholland and Jackie Wh i ta ke r. Joe Allen was one of those trusted boys who was selected to bring us safely to and from school. Our sponsors for this wise year were Mr. Joe Cash and Mr. C. R. Wright. Time passed quickly, and our eyes changed from wise to sharp. We truly made history in our Junior year. We were sharp in all our dealings, sharp enough to win many honors such as: Marcella Crater and Martha Steelman made the first string on the girl's bask etba I I team, we placed ten boys on the football team. Laura Garner Vanhoy was elected Chief Cheerleader while Jackie Wh it aker and Wilmoth Money were along helping Laura with all the yells. We were sharp enough to foolour teachers because we made record-breaking high grades. Once again Martha Steelman was chosen as our class president, with other officers as follows: vice-president, Leon White, secretary, Jackie Whitaker, and treasurer, Betty Swaim. We chose Martha Steelman, Geraldine Pardue, and Leon White to be our representatives on the newly-formed Student Council. Again Marcella Crater was selected to be a Majorette. Joe Allen and Roger Henderson were bus drivers from the Junior Class. Miss Mildred Beamer and Mr. E. D. Nelson were our Junior sponsores. At last we became Seniors. Life became very spectacular to us. How bright our eyes were. There were forty-six of these bright-eyed Seniors. At this stage of our school life we began to look our yesterdays in the face, kiss them goodby, and for- get them. We were Seniors. Our eyes became bright and lustrious, and we saw glorious visions. We even began to look like Seniors. We elected our officers. Betty Swaim was our president, Richard.Money ourvice-president, Jewell Key our secretary, and Laura G. Vanhoy was our treasurer. Leon White was Editor-in-Chief of our annual, and Geraldine Pardue was Business Manager. Jackie Whitaker wasa lucky girl as she was elected chief cheerleader. Billy Edwards, Sammy Tucker, Tony Royall, Roger Henderson, Bobby Allen, Roger Allred, Donald Groce, Joe Allen, and Richard Money were outstanding as great play- ers on the football team. The lucky ones to make the basketball teams were Martha Steelman, Marcella Crater, Bobby Allen, Tony Royall, and Richard Money. This year Marcella Crater was Chief Maiorette and Martha Steelman was 'elected president of the Student Council. This year we chose Jackie Whitaker and Judy Angell as the Senior Attendants to our Hom e comin g Queen, Jewell Key, whois alsoa memberof the SeniorClass. This year our faithful bus driversare Joe Allen, Roger Henderson, Larry Crater, James Lee Spann, and Donald Anthony. We had two grand and wonderful sponsores, Mrs. Helen S.Wishon and Mr. James Mathis. We also took that long awaited for Washington trip. Everyone had loads of fun. We shall always cherish our past experiences and happy days in this school. The magic spectacles have given us the privilege of looking backward. PATTY BURGESS Historian CLASS PROPHECY I see before mea remarkable vision--mountains, mountains like AIps on Alps arise. Somebody is evidently to pass his, or her, life in the mountains, but who can tell who it is, or where the mountains are? Are they the Rockies, the Alleghanies, the Lehighs, the Tennessees, or the White Mountains? Ah, now I see, I see, for there is a big C spread all over the mountains. So, as I see a C it must be California. Ah, lucky boy or girl who is to live in California. But who is it? Surley it must be revealed to me. Yes, indeed, now he comes into view. It is Donald Anthony as sure as I am alive. Who could mistake that noble form, and-and-yes, it is true, that bril- Iiant red hair. But what is he doing? Ah, now I see it plainly. He is picking oranges, so, of course, he is the happy owner of a California ranch. But this vision is passed and I must wait for another. What is this? Oh, see the crowds,crowds, men, women, and child- renl But what are they trying to do? Oh, there is the President's mansion, the far-famed White House. Now the scene shifts and l am shown the famous East Room inside of it. Greeting the rapidly coming people is a beautifully arrayed woman. Who is she? Surely it cannot be--yes, it is our old classmate Jewell Key. Grown older, of course, but decidely handsomer. Again the scene shifts and I see a man on a shoemaker's bench patching away on a shoe. How faithfully he is working and what a fine job he is doing. I tell you he is some patcher. Now he looks up and I see it is our old friend Joe Allen. Well, I always knew in whatever business he might engage he would make it a success, whether it be patching shoes or teachingtrigo- nometry. Now who will be next, I wonder. Oh, here is a woman on a stage gorgeouly arrayed. What can she be doing? Making a speech on Woman in Politics. No, she opens her mouth too wide for that, and keeps it open too long. Ah, Isee musicians near her. She is a famous singer. Who in the world can she be? Oh, now I see, it is no less a person than our old classmate Betty Ruth Swaim. And now, who comes next? Why, it's two fine toe dancers. They must be Laura Vanhoy and Jackie Whitaker. Of course, they who were so decorously out in the line. Again the scene changes and a wedding is taking placein a lovely church. The bride and groom are Judy Angell and Tony Royall. The minister performing the ceremony is Larry Crater. Theglaring lights of 42nd. Street and Broadway makesit hard for me to read the sign I see. O yes, Patricia Oliver is star- ring in THE ZEIGFIELD FOLLIES. Her training began right here in West Yadkin School. A Beauty Parlor with the sign Nothing Is Impossible I see Wilmoth Baker as manager and sea ted under the hair dryer and permanent waving machine are Ann Macy and Judy Procter, who must be challenging her to make good her slogan. In the West on a ranch I see Roger Allred living happy filling his pockets with gold and his body with health to be gained from the outdoors of the West. In an exclusive girls' school I see John Frank Long as Dean of Women. John Frank was the most timid boy in the class. A change has certainly come over him. I see that a syndicated column entitled ADVICE TO THE LOVELORN appears in all the leading dai ly papers in the United States. lt seems that the writer is Bobby Allen. I The scene changes again and I see that our old friend Vivian Long is ma nager ofa Day Nursery in Winston-Salem. H er devotion to children must have prompted her to take up this work. In a large store I see a new style expert, very chic. It is Roseleen Brown and she seems to be enjoying it very much. In Paris many buyers are grouped around the office of a great designer of mi I I i n ery. Who is he? Oh, I see, it is Ovid Everidge and the buyers are Sarrmy Tucker, James Lee Spann, Mary Leigh Whitlock, Helen Burchette, Dean Caudle, and Sheloma Welborn. Now what comes next, I wonder. Oh, it seems that a celebration is taking place. It is a celebration of the dedication of a new state building. The speaker is United States Senator Richard Money. It looks as if excitement prevails naw. Yes, a mill strike is taking place in Boston. The owners of the mill, Billy Ray Edwards and Billy Parks, are rushing here and there trying to quiet the mob. They will succeed for their cause is just. I see that Geraldine Pardue is making a success in her career as an author. It seems that her best seller and most popular book is THE SMALL CHILDREN. Again the scene changes and I see Faye Long. But what is she doing? Oh, I can see clearly now and she has become a great potrait painter, specializing in magazine covers. It seems that Roger Henderson owns and directs a Television show. Donald Groce is his outstanding and famous comedian. His star role of THE CAMPUS CUT-UP has made both of them noted entertainers. Who is next? Oh, it is Marcella Crater and she is modeling bathing suits. It seems thatshe has won the nationalswimming contest due to her appearance in bathing suits and a designer of note in this field. Who is this that owns his own private clinic and is consultanting in psychiatry. It is Leon White and most of his patients are wealthy society girls. Wilda Jean Cheek and Faye Stokes are nurses in his clinic and are very efficient. I see that Shelby Oliver and Frankie Cain are the leading ladies in the play, TWINKLE TOES, the latest show on tele- vision. I guess that Mary Frances Webster's and Virginia Renegar's interest lies in being a housewife and they have proved it by owning their own dress shops in Winston-Salem. Now I see Wanda Vanhoy modeling evening clothes and wraps, and who should she be modeling them for, but rich customers. I see that after four years at Appalachian, amid studies, good times, and boy friends that Martha Steelman has returned to good old West Yadkin where she is a teacher and basketball coach. Again the scene changes and I see thatJimmy Brown has become the President of the Gulf Oil Refinery Company in Texas. Along with being a housewife. I see that Vetral Swaim and C har I otte Talley are both owning their own beauty salon in Greensboro and have become famous for their becoming hair designs. I see that Patty Burgess along with keeping house for her husband, owns her own flower shop in Winston-Salem. And last of all I see that Oleen Turner owns a fashion shop in New York and has made a success so far. AVON HUDSON Class Prophet Last Will and Testament We, the Senior Class of 1957, of West Yadkin High School, Yadk i n 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, we bequeath the memory of the Senior Class of 1957. ITEM ll To the Juniors, the Senior Class bequeaths its place in class for the next year and its name. ITEM lll To the Sophomores, the Senior Class bequeaths its ability to study. ITEM IV To the Freshmen, the Senior Class bequeaths its good grades. Signed and sealed by the Senior Class of 1957, 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 , the Testator named in the annexed and foregoing will, do hereby affix their Codicil. , Roger Allred, bequ eath my football suit to Larry Allred, and my baseball suit to Wayne Wagoner. , Joe Allen, bequeath my bus to anyone willing enough to take it. , Bobby Allen, bequeath my basketball suit to Jackie Reinhardt. , Judy Angel, bequeath my Class Sweetheart to Amanda Gough. , Donald Anthony, bequeath my place in class to anyone who thinks he might deserve it. , Patricia Oliver, bequeath my ability to make good grades to Audrey Pinnix and my ability to lay out of school to Joan Wooten. , Roseleen Brown, bequeath my nickname to anyone that would have it. , Virginia Brown, bequeath my Bookkeeping book to Polly Tulbert. , Patty Burgess, bequeath my ability to be basketball manager to Delphine Holcomb. , Helen Burchette, bequeath my ability to make good grades in Shorthand to Faye Shore. , Jimmy Brown, bequeath my laying out of school ability to all of the Juniors. , Frankie Cain, bequeath my giggles to Jane Milholand, and my seat on the bus to Margie Pee e. , Dean Caudle, bequeath my English book to Philip Cheek. , Wilda Jean Cheek, bequeath my place in the Senior class to Ruben Gardner. , Larry Crater, bequeath my books to Lester Holleman. , Marcella Crater, bequeath my Most Athletic to Carolyn Shore. , Billy Edwards, bequeath the position l play in football to Clyde King. , Ovid Everidge, bequeath my English book to anyone who wants it. , Laura Vanhoy, bequeath my Friendliest toall who deserve itand my ability to play hookey to Bobbie Jane Sloop. , Roger Henderson, bequeath my ability to be good in books to Bobby Gene Hemric. , Avon Hudson, bequeath my Most Studious to Franzena Be l I and my Quietest to Sylvia Ireland. , Jewell Key, bequeath my Best Looking to Freda Money and my Best All Around to Ann Tucker. , Faye Long, bequeath my Most Dependable to Faye Pardue. , John Frank Long, bequeath my bus to Patty Long. , Vivian Long, bequeath my books to the Juniors who are fortunate enough to receive them. , Ann Macy, bequeath my English knowledge to Rose Macy. , Shelby Oliver, bequeath my Most Courteous to Donna Johnson. , Richard Money, bequeath my place on the baseball team to Joe Wright. , Wilmoth Baker, bequeath my wit to Betty Jane Money. , Geraldine Pardue, bequeath my Most Likely To Succeed to Raymond Madison. , Billy Parks, bequeath whats left of my locker to whoever wants it. , Judy Proctor, bequeath my knowledge of Science to Virginia Hemric. , Tony Royall, bequeath my basketball suit to Marcus Allred. , Donald Groce, bequeath my wit to Randal l Cave and my G e n e ral Business book to Earl Harris. , James Spann, bequeath my bus to Lester Shore. , Martha Steelman, bequeath my Best Sport to Margaret Bell and my basketball suit to Nancy Welborn. , Faye Stokes, bequeath my typing ability to Lois lngool. , Betty Swaim, bequeath my' Most Talented to Rondall Turner and my ability to study to Jane Milholand. , Veetral Swaim, bequeath my seat on the bus to anyone that rides my bus. , Charlotte Talley, bequeath my seat in study hall to anyone who sits down in it. , Sammy Tucker, bequeath my football suit to Eugene Hemric. , Oleen Turner, bequeath my seat in Business Arithmetic to Audrey Pinnix. , Wnada Vanhoy, bequeath my Neatest to Joan Wooten. , Mary Frances Webster, bequeath my practice set in Bookkeeping to Freda Money. , Shelomae Welborn, bequeath my English book to Pauline Brown. , Jackie Whitaker, bequeath my Most Popular to Faye Pardue. , Mary Leigh Whitlock, bequeath my seat in class to anyone who can get it. , Leon White, bequeath my ability to be poor in books to Gary Wagoner and My Most Like- ly To Succeed to Ann Tucker. n 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 ofthis, the SeniorClass ofWest Yadkin High School. Witnesses: lSignedl JEWELL KEY ELVIS PRESLEY HOWDY DOODY JUG WOLF'S BELL RESTAURANT BOB ISTINIO ALLEN Football l,2,3,45 FFA 2,3,45 Basketball I ,2,3,45 Base- ball l,2,3,45 Monogram 35 Glee Club 2,35 Automobile 3. JOE IBEETLEJ ALLEN Shop 35 FFA l,2,3,45 4-H Club l,25 Football 45 Bus Driver 2,3,45 Baseball 35 Wildlife 2,3. ROGER KCHEESEJ ALLRED Baseball l,2,3,45 Basketball I,2,35FFA 3,45Class Of- ficer I5 Monogram 35 Class Superlative 4. JUDITH ANGELL FHA I5 Band l,2,3,45 Monogram 35 Basketball Manager 2,3,45 GleeClub 2,3,45 Beta Club 2,3,45 AnnualStaff 3,45 Baton Club I5 Dramatics 35 Football Attendant 45 Class Superlative 4. DONALD GRAY foucio ANTHONY 4-H Club I5 FFA l,2,3,45 Officer l,2,3,45 Shop35 Bus Driver 45 Wildlife Club 25 Dramatics Club 3. WILMOTH KPLYMOUTHJ BAKER Band l,2,35 Cheerleader 35 4-HClub l,25 FHA I5 Dra- matics 25 Bus Driver 45 Glee Cl u b l,2,3,45 Monogram 3. JIMMY CJIMBOI BROWN FFA l,2,3,45 Officer l,2,3,45 Baseball 3,45 Wildlife Club Automobile 3. ROSALEEN KBLONDIEI BROWN FHA l,2,35 Dramatics 2,35 Officer 25 Bible Club 3. HELEN fSlSl BURCHETTE Dramatics 2,35 FHA l,2,35 Bible Club 3. PATTY CPATJ BURGESS FHA l,2,35 Beta Club 2,3,45 4-H Club I5 Monogram 35 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Annual Staff 3,45 Marshal 35 Beta Club Officer 45 Basketball Manager l,2,3,45 Dramatics 3. FRANKIE IBLONDIEI CAIN 4-H Club l,25 FHA I,2,45 Glee Club I5 Dramatics 35 Handicraft 3. WILDA JEAN CHEEK Music I ,25 FHA I5 4-H I5 Photography 35 Dramatics2,3. LARRY CRATER Glee Club 2,35 Bus Driver 45 Automobile Club 35 Band l,2,3,45 Class Superlative 45 FFA 3,45 Wi ldlife Club I. MARCELLA QMARCYJ CRATER Beta Club 2,3,45 FHA l,2,35 Annual Staff 3,45 Basket- ball l,2,3,45 Softball 1-,2,3,45 Monogram 35 Maiorette 2,3,45 Class Officer 25 Beta Officer 45 Marshal 3. BILL CGOATJ EDWARDS Football I ,2,3,45 Baseball I ,2,3,45 Bible Club 35 Wild- life 25 Glee Club 45 FFA 3,45 Automobile 25 Dramatics 35 4-H I,2,3. DONALD QPOOCHIEI GROCE Dramatics 35 FFA l,2,3,45 Officer l,2,3,45 4-H l,25 Baseball 35 Football 3,45 Wildlife Club 25 Monogram 35 Superlative 4. ROGER HENDERSON Football l,2,3,45 Automobile 35 Bible Club 35 Bus Driv- er 3,45 FFA 3,4. AVON IHUDI HUDSON Beta Club 45 Library Club 35 Officer 35 FHA I ,2,35Dra- matics 35 Class Superlative 4. JEWELL CROSIEI KEY FHA l,2,45 Officer 45 4-H I5 Beta Club 2,3,45 Officer 45 Class Officer l,2,45 Glee Club 45 Officer 45 Foot- ball Attendant 35 Football Queen 45 Journalism 35 Of- ficer 35 Class Superlative 45 Annual Staff 3,45 Marshal 3. FAYE IFIDOI LONG Journalism 2,35 Feature Editor Bt Assistant Art Editor 2, 35 Beta C lub 2,3,45 Officer 45 Annual Staff 3,45 Class Superlative 4. JOHN FRANK LONG Shop 35 FFA l,2,3,45 Bus Driver 45 Automobile Club 3. VIVIAN IREDJ LONG FHA l,2,35 Bible Club 35 Dramatics Club 3. ANN IBLONDIEJ MACY 4-H I5 FHA l,2,35 Handicraft 35 Library C lub 35 Dra- matics Club 3. PATRICIA BROWN OLIVER FHA I,25 4-H C I u b l,25 Photography 35 Monogram 35 Band I ,2,3,45 Piano l5Beta Club 45 Basketball Manager 2,3,45 Softball I. SHELBY JEAN OLIVER FHA l,2,3,45 Officer 3,45 Journalism 35 Officer 35 Photography 35 Officer 35 Class Officer 25 Football At- tendant 25 Class Superlative 4. RICHARD QBUCKI MONEY Baseball I ,2,3,45 Basketball I ,2,3,45 Football I ,2,3,45 Monogram C lu b 35 Glee Club l,2,35 FFA 35 Class Of- ficer 45 Superlative 45 4-H l,25 Photography Club 3. GERALD! NE IG ERRYJ PARDUE Beta Club 2,3,45 Dramatics 25 Business Manager of An- nual 45 Student Council 3,45 Officer 35 Class Superlative 45 Annual Staff 3,4. WILLIAM CBILLJ PARKS FFA l,2,3,45 GleeClub I ,2,35 BasketbaIlManager2,35 Baseball Manager 25 Band I5 4-H l,25 Monogram 35 FFA Officer I,2,3,4. JUDY PROCTOR Library Club 3,45 FHA I5 Journalism 35 Assistant Editor 35 Dramatics 2. VIRGINIA BROWN RENEGAR FHA I5 Dramatics 25 Library Club 3,45 Journalism Club 35 Club Editor 3. TONY fVlOLAl ROYALL Baseball l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 FFA 3,45 Monogram Club 35 Class Superlative 4. JAMES LEE SPANN 4-H Club I5 FFA l,2,3,45 Shop 35 Bus Driver 45 FFA Officer l,2,3,45 Wildlife Club 2. MARTHA CMARTYH STEELMAN FHA I5 G lee Club l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Sof - ball l,2,3,45 Class Officer I,35 Beta Club 2,3,45 An- nual Staff 3,45 Monogram 35 StudentCouncil3,45 Officer 45 Marshal 3. FAYE STOKES FHAI,25 4-H l5Music l,25 Dramatics 2,35 Photography 35 Halloween Queen 2. BETTY QBETQ SWAIM FHA l,2,35 Officer l,25 4-H l,25 Handicraft 35 Dra- matics 35 Officer 35 Class Superlative 45 C lass Officer 3,45 Glee Club l. VETRAL KVETJ SWAIM FHA l,25 Library Club 2,35 Handicraft 3. CHARLOTTE TALLEY FHA l,2,35 Journalism 35 Bible Club 35 Library 4. SAMMY KBILL TOMI TUCKER Football 2,3,45 Shop 35 FFA 35 Automobile Club 35 4-H l,25 Dramatics 35 Wildlife 2. OLEEN TURNER Beta Club 2,3,45 FHA l,2,35 Automobile Club 35 Dra- matics 35 Softball l,2,35 Basketball 35 4-H Club I5 An- nual Staff 3,4. LAURA GARNER VANHOY Softball l,25 Glee Club I,2,45 Officer 45Class Officer 2,45 FHA l,2,3,45 OfficerI,2,3,45 Football Attendant 35 Cheerleader l,2,35 Chief 35 Superlative 45 Monogram 35 4-H Club l,25 Photography 35 Journalism Club 3. WANDA VANHOY Class Officer I5 Football Attendant I5 FHA l,2,45 Of- ficer 25 Handicraft 35 Dramatics 35 Superlative 45 Glee Club I . , MARY FRANCES WEBSTER Dramatics 2,35 Handicraft 35 4-H Club l,25 Photography 2. SHELOMA ISHELLYJ WELBORN FHA l,2,35 Bible Club 35 Band l,2,35 Dramatics 3. JACKIE KGERTI WHITAKER FHA l,2,35 Beta Club 2,3,45 4-H Club l,25 Monogram 35 Class Officer 2,35 Cheerleader 3,45 Ch ief 45 Foot- ball Attendant 2,45 Glee Club 45 Softball 25 Class Sup- erlative 45 Annual Staff 3,4. JOSEPH LEONIDAS WHITE Beta Club 2,3,45 Annual Staff 3,45 Editor of Annual 45 Marshal 35 Student Council 35 Officer 35 Class Officer 3. MARY LEIGH WHITLOCK FHA 25 Dramatics Club 25 Bible Club 3. H. PLEASE? Pmrrwwnd E ounkijy JV AMQAQISERS QTY X' x. if V 2' ff? W gfx Mx GJ W W fm AS M444 ogclve rtioemento l 'r :i :fi lv lr ln ln lr 2 T lr 'T lr ll 'P rl YADIQNVILLE DAY NURSERY 35 EE ff 3: :g J. H. BEESON MUTUAL 1' INSURANCE AGENCY : Open 5 days Per Week 1: From 6:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. , I 109 East Main Street il ll Phone 386l 1' 4 Elkin North Carolina ' lj Yadkinville, N.C. P.O. Box 306 :E jf ' 1, Lx ,,,x::::::x::,.ll l,-xx ssxufxxnfsfun-J Vx: xx : :x: : ' Vx: i':x: :f::xx::xii ll 1, 3 ll Nll 1: ,, Protect Your Future with , IQ 2 ll Life and Casualty ' ll Portrait 81 Commercial Photography W. I I 1: Banquets, Reunions, Weddings 1: 1, u gi Telephone Day: 3561 Night: 3771 1: :g Hf'mPf0'W 'ef N- C' 1, ll -555 35:5-,.t: Alffffff- 3::::l-P-A5553 T 1: Compliments of , DENNIS. mc. 1: if ,a N TWAYSIDE CUT RATE FURNITURE if . 1 lj T N ' P 'v I ll it Cxjssfton-zzfex, Spear? 5: Ll U. S. HighwafyEill.4 Miles South Il , I h - PA 4-0546 ' ., O 'n fe ep one gt Phone 793-R it ., lj' :::::,.,,..,..,.,,2 ::c::::::- ::::-fri P :: ::::ff:,'f:fJ-4-::ffff:::fJ-'ff-T, , t, f' COmP 'f'e 'S of TODD IMPLEMENT co. i . SURRY HARDWARE 1, , Quality 81 Service Authorized Dealers Ferguson Qt Phone 38 and Equipment Ontario Grain Drills :E Elkin, North Carolina Yadkinville, North Carolina I: lr Il 1' E:::: A:::::::::::::.r:::::::::::: WEST YADKIN GROCERY I: Hamptonvil e, North Carolina 4, Featuring Vegetables, Meats I and Pan Ready Friers From Sunset 1: Farms If Howard Steelman, Prop. 'I It l WILES GROCERY St SERVICE EI STATION Amoco Gas and Gil Fresh Meat and Vegetables 4 Highway 2I 2 Miles North of It Brooks-X -Roads 'r It lg -.rep-4-:::::::::::::::.v4-:::.v-oc: ::Jf: :::::::::::J4r:J-oc. I I Compliments of G. C. WALLACE :E The Store For AII Your Grocery 1: Needs It Z I Hamptonvi Ile, N . C . 'I In In BRENDLES GROCERY STORE It IE Best Service Ever I It PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO of Winston-Salem, Inc. Elkin Branch P.O. Box 589 Phone: 590 Elkin, North Carolina --- ---- ---9.9004-A.f-0.0-cA --- ,,v,,,, - -Jet ROSE St DAY, INC. Pontiac Sales 8t Service Day Phone: 345 Night Phone: 430 ::::J4-:: AI RPARK CANTEEN Jonesville, N.C. Phone 888 Sheltered Curb Service Grade A Cafe A- - --- - .... A--A-,,,,c -va-42-14-,--.fne0..4:-J-qfvvvv ,,-v WHITE BROTHERS Blocks 8 Building Material Q: Phone H7 202 East Main Street Well, Road a. Drainage 'l Elkin, North Carolina Steel Windows Rusco Windows :I Reef- 7777777777: 7:77:72 I I ' gl CoLLIIV'S PURE OIL SERVICE I BROVVN'S SHELL SERVICE lg STATION 1 Service is Our Business I I Af Infefsecfion O' 42' 3' 2' 1: 204 Vvesf Main sf. Elkin N. c. 'E Phone 5-97ll Brooks-X-Roads Phone 480 ' I MGX Brown I: Washing 8. Lubrication Polishing 1 ll and Waxing Road Service Lx- :m,,,,, -ax Lam, M--- -,,:,,-x xx... i:::: ' :::: : :::: ':::' i::: ':::::: I I I DAVIS ESSo SERVICE I I I: J.O.VANHOY II 'I h Horggciglrijlqiigliosgsc. ll Ql'exacoSSeQvic2Station , Hot Sandwiches - Cold Drinks 'I F our - ee 7 , Locerljgl , Milk Shakes Cycle, N. C. Hug way :E l 1, L -,,,,.,,g, 4fA:::::::: 0 ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::'fa TTTTTTTTTTT 5 CRoIISE'S AIVIOCO SUPER IE , SERVICE If S'HORE'S AIVIOCO SERVICE 45 Phone 609 Jonesville, N. C. l'l0mPl0 'Vlllef N- C- I: Wash 8. Grease Pickup 8. Delivery 'I . .pollonf 512470 'I Service Wholesale Distribution 1: SPeC'Gl'Z'n9 ln -l-'fe ReCC'PPl '9 I I I I Gasoline - Kerosene - Fuel Oil 'I 'I ::v ffffifiiiiv 5:5-7 ll,-':::.-::::::::::: -: ::::::::::: I 'I 'I I I I I I I I 'I I I bet AAAA AA- A: 1 GULF OIL PRODUCTS T.A. Finley, Distributor Phone ll Elkin and Jonesville North Carolina 'I 'I 'I II - 'I ji EIoLCoIVII3'S SHELL SERVICE STATION :I I if Phone 377 Jonesville, N. C. 'I S. S.. S MOTORS INC. EE r 4, L,-::::, :::::J-4-:: ::::::.':e::: ' , ,,,-1, 'l 'r ll 'r ll LGNGTOWN Nll LLI NG CO. Flour - Meal 8. Feeds Yadkinville, Route 3 W. L. Bell 8. Thad Shore 'l Ji P::: A: -::::::- lr l 'r Phone l080 fl A ' A T Jonesville, North Carolina jr l II lr i'A3f fff5 vw33:fww 55f lf:5:ff55:5ff3:Jff:2fffffifffv :E SWAIMBROTHERSGULF ,, SERVTCE sl Tires and Tubes Batteries and Accessories North Bridge Street Elkin, North Carolina it 1+ 'I ll ll l Compliments of '5 BELL RESTAURANT If Home Cooked Foods-Short Orders Parties 'r QE Mr. 8. Mrs. Burton Wolfe, Prop. Hamptonville, N. C. L --'A'----A'-----' ' ::::0v-0-0-J El ANGELL'S Esso SERVICE AND ln lr l USED CARS Phone 5-2786 Hamptonville, N. C. ll ll ln lr E Jw -4 I Lf' S53 :U gc: 'UC Pm 2-1-1 'Sc no 2 -4 c: :U l 'l l Hot Point Appliances 8. TV l Everything For The Home Elkin, North Carolina l l L.-:::::::::: -:::::::::::: l El.KlN SHEET METAL CO. l Elkin, North Carolina l Heating, Guttering ju Owned and Operated By: If D. C. Calloway, D. O. Calloway EI H. B. Stokes :E W ..... -M ........... ---ul :::::::::::: :::+ 4, 4 l l Compliments of b HOLCOlVlB BROS., INC. Plumbing and Heating General Electric Appliances Phone 254 Elkin, North Carolina 1 ur-:::: ::: . 'D M ,JJ:::::::::f ry y' 1 ' 1 ' :v v v 1: H if 'YS f ' J' 'fyffylw JZ 'if ROYALLDRUG co., mc. W 1 xp? W :2airiiZeIery P Ellir:!NoSh51aE-:oiinafics 3 W mvW orth I- - ma S h ol S ppl :E M ff ' ' f A E BWTVE S ' . 2: ' - A faf . MMO? ff n'R7H'wf JJ ., , ?R Q Z4 fm! we Wea' W WWJJMNW . 4 MU 4 H 'oodl e r 4 WV' W 33' 1: IQ maid-L , ' 'ff 'f?' :,,,,l 'W lim I C . ', I ,LG A'l '- lf T' ,wo STE J' ', 'lfT-1 EE Q Cl'HMw ss 'S' A9 'L ' if ' J, ne - e , , , ,1 . MJ e tl? rpeig Caziin A f 'A 1 M ' Q - f :mN:m::m::::' xxx I::: mk:::m:::::Nx:+Z M WAl.L'S .IEWELER YADKIN CLEANERS E gg Watch 83 Jetuelry Repairing Dry Cleaning gl Laundry 5 If Elkin, M0ur1fAlry, N0l'fh C0 I Ycdkinville, Norfh Carolina :E T I Ph 56 Ph 3331 if J, --AA-0-A lr Tr A lr lu 4 if Use FAT BOY Notebook Paper R I Manufactured by il Yadkin's Oldest and Best Newspaper 4 CAROLINA PAD 8. PAPER co. 07,000 000000 I. fl lg Q-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,: xx ::::x:::x:MH 3 ff'::: : ::::::::: ' ' : ':::::: :x::::::::::: ::: ::::::w' 'A EE Congratulc01ggJ?sFItZnthe Class of I I l A 4: l 1: WALKER'S 54 8: 101 STORE A Friendly Store il Elkin, North Carolina jf L. F. Walker Mrs. L. F. Walker in lg ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,., 4- ,.,, 4- vvvo-cv 1, ,J Cut Flowers - Potted Plants Corsages-Floral Designs-Weddings Arrangements Phone 4461 Yadkinville, N. C. We Deliver -,f---- I I l -A A-A- .ro-4:-1 f'9'9f' ' l Compliments of NlCLEOD'S SERVICE STATION lr l l l l lr 'r ll GRlFFlN'S 0 I Sh HP d ,I , 0 Dea er e ro ucts lt YCEL:01,Sporhn9hGC?odSI,Store lf II Yadkinville, North Carolina 0 in, Nort aroma Phone 3691 ft 4L.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,:, -,,,,,,,,,,::, .,,,,.,,,x,x,:,,:::, A:::::v v IvIvvw vvvvvv r ln lr ELK PHARMACY INC. ll ll5 E. Main St. Elkin, N. C. A---- ----ar.c----- An YADKIN DRUG STORE Phone 3lO Prescriptions, Medicines, Baby Goods Yadkinville, N. C. Phone 2l9l Across From The Courthouse I www 4 ---- '--f------v--------------- I nifftzfi. ' Wil vga' Zeit-Lt, ,LL.L z4..a, -QI, -,'2.0..-M,f7,II,j Q 426 QDAMS' MOTOR QJQZA fad,-56 4Q'f , f ua' F iur 41Fb,eha6Qm,l647.w2,f2.- ' M-COMPANY .4aiiL. I I ith . ffiorkiyyt? ,.f,p4..f4g.4 Jonesville Elki Phone 549 Phone l50 Open Evenings Until 7:30 ' . ., f, l,,' u l - .'.g,! -f '1' '- I I 'gill ,J I, l J K 106.233 Yadkinville I Dodge and Plymouth Cars I Dodge Job Rated Trucks :E Ig ' I I 1 I I L J A-- ::::::::q:- - - T 9 I Z -f , f. ,I , f , I v ......v.- I --.- .--- - 2 'I I I 1 1 , ,,'f. YADKIN SERVICE Wash-Polish Tires-Tubes Lubrication Accessories Groce Bros. , Props. Phone 3601 If I I I I . W I I I I I I I I I I I 0 --i--- -----:7---- --- I I, I I I I I I I I I , . I - ' I, .. I 4 , . I f- 1. I, A, I f We shall dpprepiate Your Banking IQ ' Business All Deposits Insured Up to 'Sl0,000.00 By Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. If In Our 52nd, ,Year of Operation if BANK OF YADKIN I I I I Il Yadkinvi Ile, North Carolina I I I I I I I I I I -:::q:- A::::::: f::: 'l l N Mis l Pl, llfilllllr ,Tl O ll :rl A A mlllllgqgt yi 1, BX N W J x N l X Clllrrllglipmsglts of .. X ln Vx l ' nb will lll lil , X QTQ NHOUR S K Modern Department Store ls? Elkin, North Carolina 'T 'T 'T JOHN SEXTON AND COMPANY The National Chain Wholesale Grocers P. O. Box 4142 Federal Annex Atlanta 2, Georgia Compliments of BILTMORE DAIRIES, INC. SPONSORS BELK'S DEPARTMENT STORE OOOKERHATVTS STUDIO HOME OROOERY .lONESV'l.l.E GRILL ROSE'S 56 8104 STORE RElNHARDl' GROCERY We appreciate the donations that these sponsores have given us and we sincerely hope that you will support them . li ln li lr lr lu lu ll li 4 I l l lr li F v 1 WINSTON ROAD I 4, ' . P 1' F U R N ll' U R E , COMPANY 1 MACWE 5 ll Where you find the finest in l' 1, Furniture and Appliances Head- if quarters for ALL G. E. Products 1: 3: Seigler, Kreskey, 8. Ashley Heaters le-I-h St F All Y G N d ,E T:-S rr 'w2:rd,.iz..e, ,5:,1rezizr,... 4 em orge as ers 1: . - - . ll Store located for Your Convenience Ifphone No 4 37l and We WIN Delwe' ,, on Highway 67 Jonesville and ll E North Bridge Street, Elkin, N.C. ji 1, l ll if 5 L -,,,: L :.-xeell :Fx xx' l il T 4 Compliments of 1 More Farmers Use ll : ARMGURS ge YADKIN VALLEY 1 l PAC KERS IN C 4, Bi9 Crop Fertilizers ' ' ' 1: A. G. Allen Field Representative Jonesville and Elkinl N. C. ln li l l l Phone 52401 If Makers of ll PlEDMONT'S BEST Products I l J 'T 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I I v-Y ,,,,,, ,..., ,........ ----- - - - I, Insurance is my Business Life-Fire-Accident-Sickness WILEY S. DOBBINS Rutledge Bldg. Yodkinville, N.C. Business Phone 4651 Residence Phone 2891 I7 ' ' ' W. N. IRELAND INSURANCE Insurance of All Kinds Phone 56I Yodkinville, N. C. II g,f,,- - ----v---- vvvv '- T' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I :I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I II 'I 'I I I L- HEFFNER'S FGOD LAND Yodkinville ond Mocksville 'I YADKIN OIL COMPANY Amoco Products Homptonville Phone 5-2483 I--- ....... A... - --- ---- ---------- --,--, Compliments of NTCDANIEL DEPT. STORE Dry Goods-Shoes-Ready-to-Wear Phone T859 Buy on Credit Here Elkin, North Carolina :J-c:::::: ::::.1'4-::::::.rr::::::v - ------------ - ------- P A A A---A ::::qn l ROBERT'S lVlEN'S 'SHOP Cat 8. Ivey League Style Center Featuring The Newest Styles in Sportswear 81 Sport Clothing For The High School Student Phone 870 Robert's Men's Shop TTS W. Main St., Elkin, N.C. 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T :T T 4 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T :::::::::::::Jt::::LAAec: -::: - A :::::.r00f:.r1r:::::'-6:4-'cv HALL KNOTT 81 EDWARDS J. H. DOBBINS gf SON 'T 'T 'T 'T 'T 1 I Mac Gregor Sportswear and Shoes and Clothing Arrow Shirts Dobbs Hats Phone 2046 , Elkin, North Carolina Yadkinville, North Carolina T PEELE 8: THOMPSON ANGELL'S ESSO SERVICE AND l USED CARS t Service is our First Thought ll I24 wesf Main Sfreef Phone 362 Phone 5-2786 5 Elkin, North Carolina Hamptonville, N. C. f l :::::::::::::- - :::::-1-0-0-0-04 -0 -'+'f:----f:::: ::::-ff::::- :f:f:-N-ffff'-ffff: ::f:J fff'? i C0mPllme 'f5 of Compliments of SNlITHEY'S DEPT. STORE J. C. PENNY CO. Elkin, North Carolina If pays fo Shop af Pe,-,ny'5 The Store For All the Family Elkin, North Carolina Clothing and Eats il ll ,ml gig Mbna fjj2'U7VL ' QMIWMMMFA 5,2414 3i,407fyL :::::lcL- - f f , Lu LbLAl1,!1f' if it CV, Q is , v W A f I' N , V ' ' 5 Lfygycdil lj -rlmmif. If ufc I 1 --rr. 4 Rf- 446 gciafu A470ZQ..4'C7o2j1 C.CbLl,J? 'll 5 I ., L .. 1 1 AJ. Compliments Cf ,C M CL VE Mlgtwwiiw Migijgr , jf p H 0410? ,cjwgegjg CCMPANY, INCFLW ff W ffusw Manufactures of Golden Biscuit Flour Goldstar and Quality Brand Feeds MPhone 6 Grove elle-4544 L , l . J AML ji XMAVAJ' Cfwww- ,ff . W fo il M5Zfffi17:11f7ffWMfsiiMi lu 1 Congratulations to the Students of WESTYADKIN HIGH! Visit the Chatham Country Store Elkin,' North Cqro Bargins in blankets, Apparel fabrics, Upholstery CH ATHAM lina M NUFACTURING COMPANY 4 - OV ' OQWM -WV 4 .W nyw , Elkin, North Carolina lv 1 l -ww if iw l ::.A::::::, -::,,,:::, Jw v 'r 'r 1 tr 1 4 i ii 'i r ir 1' , b ::::,:7 . EE i 1 :I QE Compliments of :E ai REAVIS MOTORS THE 3 ii Your YacikiIrgSCZug1t-tzfvtftotgd Dealer I A, h a J 24 Hour Vtlrecker Service F M - G , d d Dm' 4721 'my Eifii, Ndmiegjociiinapro :E Phone 220x213 ii i Q Q x ,, 2 RN fi . 4, ,ii ee r k X z S Q X N For our Feed 81 Seed Needs 1: S i See J. M. fBuckj Long If 5 X 51 tom Grinding and Molasses Mixing C-0mPl5mef1f5 of ii Q i N Phone 52313 1 N X3 j 3 3-15 S J. M. LONG ISENHOURS i X f , MILLING S 1' Q X Fine Jewelry and Watch Repairing ii oz Q, h N East Main Street, Elkin, N. ,C. :E A . X Brooks Cross Roads 4 P . sg , 1. 9 Q 1' tr A q 5 4 ::: - ::::::::::, J wig Q, ONE IN THREE ln 1956, about one in every three customers on the Duke S y s t e m, or some 200,000, are Rural Customers. We are proud of providing our fa r m customers as good service as their city neighbors enjoy. Higher c r o p production with less labor and greater convenience in the farm home . . . are the natural outgrowth and our reward for R u r a l Electrification program, begun a quarter century ago. --'J.o'0-tA--J90-4---- Griffon and Curlee Clothes Bostonian and Taylor made shoes Resistal Hats HARRIS AND WAGONER NlEN'S STORE Elkin's Leading Clothiers Compliments of GRIFFI N'S Your Sporting Goods Store Elkin, North Carolina -::::::::::-4-::::::::::::: fl Al: iv TOTS 81 TEENS SHOP We carry a complete line of Clothes For Infants and Up to I4 Years Peaches 'n Cream Dresses Mrs. Day's Ideal Baby Shoes Jack Tar Togs For Boys 'Mrs. R. V. Long, Mrs. S. B. Hinshaw Phone 47Ol Yadkinville, N. C. -.f4':J:::::J.c::.0.Q4r::::::::::::::::: --J.c--9.o.c--J.9.c,J'c v......... J-4--- B ROWN'S DEPT. STORE Furniture 8- Floor Covering Phone 2l6l Yadkinville, N. C. v-- --v----vvqr vvvv --v-vvvv, p DIXIE RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT COMPANY For The Best in Equipment Located in Winston-Salem, N. C. yy PIL, ,ix Qu, .',,,,x, Jef.. WI: :I ffoc-LZ, xl , I Royal Typewriters X4 I I Portable--Standard --Electric - II I Quality lredell Meats ' ' A mm 86as e ,If CAROLINA BUSINESS MACHINES om PANY 6l6 W. Fourth Street inst 7SaIej1, North Carolina I nd C irthouse Square Ikjglgig, North Carolina I ST ES ' I my I EI I MII ' ,I v'I4'I .2 ' I 'III .BO te 'I .i ll II- f I -WIIIITI . .g I It I J -EE ' I M , , FIM I IfIW PET DAIRY I I : PRODUCTS I I, 'I II 'I II II 'I 'T H Dry Cleaning Laundry Hat Rebuilding Service FAVORITE CLEAN ERS Service We Give It Satisfaction We Guarantee It Yadkinville, North Carolina Lester F. Bell Phone 264l Swwf Ti fRf S WW JK ff A MJ VMI Q CJCLN ,111 13,5 1!,..d-1' ld .ll O 'C 'Z A 'E M: ' I :::.1: ::::::, :v-:::::::- , f lu i O f '71Tf, - . 4,6 J . jd! K ly ,,.-'Lp C Q f A-divx N 3 r 4' 'fl 'X 5 at W fl ,Wlltlaw Ml lt T MQ My 9 ! -L. Q11 lxkqar -T 4,154 :i X Turf TRW .AMERICAN li BAKERIES 'i 'i li l lr F Merita Bread Tastes Better. l ,,Lf A .ANQ5 Ckvx-.ix 1 Q 'C x- 1,1 fi ,A T l Q 7 4, .fi 2' -4-sA A rn 1. 4:1 li f f if1lL :T Your First Fine Jewelry JY l Q . l ji Your Most Cherished Possession 1 ' Your Josten Class Ring 1 JOSTENS 1, l897--Our 60th Anniversary T 4 4 'r 1: 1 Representative: L. C. Chiles if Ig American Bakeries, Inc. 1' 611 Colonial Drive 1: 1: Winston4Salem, North Carolina High poi,-ii, North Carolina J l Tffly ibm Q lil 'W T gl , gf JQ ,W l 1: T ,aaa,,.. femsrwsweifmmmeemee if l J ,i,M0jj!!f4,1fDg! A SIT . Q i T f 1: Truetone Radios8.Televisions 1:6 i I my f' l ll Davis Tires 8. Tubes and T f Most Things For Car 8. Home M Ofjqw UW ll WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Yadkinville, North Carolina all wx::xxxx:xm:xmM QYMDAIRIES, INC. 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