Western Guilford High School - Amici Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1953 volume:

• We, the graduating class of Guilford High School dedicate the 1953 AMICI to Mom, whose patience and gentle firmness have guided us through the years of our lives, whose loving words have made us forget our sorrows and disappointments, and whose gentle hands have wiped away many tears. Mom, who has sat up into the wee hours of the night fixing a pair of pants for Junior's big date, or making a party dress for Sally's first dance, and whose understanding love for her children has cleared every puzzle of our incapable minds. and to Dad, the provider, the most wonderful father any child could ever have. Dad, who likes to kid you, who slips you a dollar or two when you need it for an important date, who will even give you the keys for the car on the night he had planned to take Mother to the concert. Dad, who finally gives in and lets Mary have the new dressshe just hasto have. Yes, to you, Mother, and to you. Dad, we proudly dedicate our finest masterpiece, which we sincerely hope will partly repay the wonderful people God picked for our parents. To Mother and Dad, who have stood beside us from baby gown to graduation gown. 1 David K. Scarborough A.B.; Social Studies and Physical Education Duke University Mrs. Geneva W. Clark A.B.; French and English Woman's College, U.N.C. Mrs. Isabelle Ledford A.B.; Mathematics Woman's College, U.N.C. Mrs. Margaret F. Taylor A.B.; English and History Woman's College, U.N.C. r Mr. E. N. Jenkins A.B.; Principal V if U j Miss Margaret Ardrey B.S.; Science and Home Economics Salem College Miss Ida Maye Higgins A.B.; English and Music Guilford College Diploma in Piano, Organ Shenandoah Conservatory of Music Miss Edith Hollowell A.B.; Piano Guilford College Juilliard School of Music New York Mr. Rufus F. Brackin B.S.; Agriculture A.P.I., Alabama BYRON HODGIN VERNON HINSHAW SHIRLEY WRIGHT JIMMIE CA RLISLE President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Senear O tcerA CLASS MOTTO................All are needed by each one, nothing is good or fair alone. CLASS COLORS......................................Red and White CLASS FLOWER......................Red Rose Bud June Nelson Johnny Smyre rfmici Sta Co-Editors...............................CAROLYN PIPKIN, JIMMIE CARLISLE Advertising Managers........................PEGGY TALLANT, BILL RATLEDGE Business Manager.........................................JOHNNY DYSON Historian...........................................GRETCHEN MITCHELL Testator.................................................LA VERNE PEGG Prophet.................................................SHIRLEY WRIGHT Photography Managers..................AMANDA SPENCER, BOB RATLEDGE Sports Editor..........................................JIMMY McDOWELL Characteristic Chairman..................................JODY GORDON ;harlie bondurant Member of: F.F.A. (3); Mono- ;ram (4); Football (2). ‘AMES FRANKLIN CARLISLE Jimmie aper Staff (2); Treasurer Serv- or Class; Vice-Pres. Junior Jlass; Co-Editor,Annual Staff; 3asketball (2); Baseball (2); Marshal (1); Member of: Stu- lent Council (2), President (1); ieta Club (2); Glee Club (3); flonogram Club (2). 1ERMAN LEE CAUSBY lember of: Glee Club (3); Play ast of Brother Goose. OBERT LAWRENCE DRIVER Pete” aseball(l); Football(3); Mem- er of: F.F.A. (4); Monogram lub (2); 4-H (2). )HN CALVIN DYSON Johnny ootball(l); Basketball (2), Co- aptain (1); Member of: Mono- •am Club (2); Beta Club (2); lee Club (3). AMIE LEE GORDON Jody inual Staff;Paper Staff;Cheer- ader (1); Member of: 4-H Club ; Club Editor of Paper Staff ; Monogram Club (1); Glee ub (3); Home Economics (3). VERNON HARVEY HINSHAi Brat F.F.A. (4). BYRON RANKIN HODGIN ' President Senior Class; Pap Staff (2); Member of: F.F (4), Reporter (1), President Glee Club (1); Student Couo (!)• F i j i i I PAULINE WILMA JACKSO! Polly Beta Club (3), Historian | Paper Staff Co-Editor; Preo dent Freshman Class; Pres dent Junior Class; Glee Ci (2); Chief Marshal (1); Trat; ferred from Colfax (Senior)! i s JAMES ARNOLD McDOWEl Trea surer Junior Class;Trel urer Sophomore Class; Ant Staff; Member of: F.F.A. (o Secretary (3); 4-H Club (s Student Council (3). il n r SARAH GRETCHEN M1TC1 Annual Staff; Paper Staff Co-Editor; Basketball (1); Mt ber of: Beta Club (2), Presifl3 (1); Glee Club (4); Home E nomics (3), Vice Pres.(l);S dent Council; Marshal. I BOBBY LEE NELSON Pif. Treasurer Freshman Cla Football(l); Baseball (3); M' ber of: F.F.A. Club (2); P- Cast of Brother Goose; G Club (lJjTTTClub (1); Stud Council (1); Monogram Club . :IE LAVERNE PEGG Verne eerleader (1); Basketball(2); •mber of: Glee Club (2);Home . (1); Monogram Club (1); ansferred from Colfax (Jun- '1ROLYN FRANCES PIPKIN Pippy nual Staff Co-Editor, Paper .ff (1); Basketball (3), Co- ptain(l);Softball (2);Member : Monogram Club (2); Beta lb (2), Secretary (1); F.H.A. ib (2); Home Ec. (1); Glee ib (4); 4-H (2); Chief Mar- il; TransferfromGrantham ;h School. LY RAY RATLEDGE Bill eotball (4), All County (1); esketball (3); Member of: Stu- Cit Council(1); Beta Club (2), a e President (1); Monogram r)ib (2), Co-Social Chairman Paper Staff (1); Co-Adver- ing Manager of Annual; Vice esident of Freshman Class. Ei reBBY JAY RATLEDGE Bob' nr (otball (4), Co-Captain (1); sketball(3); Member of:Beta ib (2), Treasurer (1); Mono- imClub(2), Co-SocialChair- n (1); Co-Photography Man- sr of Annual Staff; Marshal :i f GENE TALMADGE REED cJtball(3); Member of: F.F.A. Monogram Club (3). ; 5 ENN PATTERSON STAFFORD Steve Seball (2); Football (1); Mem- • la of: F.F.A. (4), Vice Presi- Mft (1); Monogram Club (2); py Cast of Brother Goose. G uc ib AMANDA MARIE SPENCER Mandy Cheerleader (2); Member o Annual Staff (1); Home Econoir ics (2); Monogram Club (1); PU Cast of Brother Goose; Gle Club (3). PATRICIA WEBBSMYRE Pat” Marshal (2); Member of: Gle Club (3); Latin Club (1); Hon Economics (3); Pep Club (3 Dramatics Club (2); Reporte for Mountainer (1); Studei Council (l);Beta Club(l);Trans ferred from King Mountain Hig School. PEGGY FRANCES TALLANT Cheerleader (3); Co-Advertis ing Manager; Member of: Bet Club (2); Monogram Club (3 Home Economics (4); Glee Ch (2); Student Council (1); Sport Editor of Paper Staff (1); Pla Cast of Brother Goose. JAMES FRANKLIN WARF Jimmy Member of: F.F.A. (4); 4-H (2' JAMES WALTER WATTERSC Football (3), Co-Captain (1) Basketball (3), Co-Captain (1) Baseball (3), All County (1) Member of: Monogram Club (3 President (1); Beta Club (2] Glee Club (1); Paper Staff (1] Student Council (3). SHIRLEY JOLANE WRIGHT Secretary of Junior Class; Sec retary of Senior Class; Mem ber of: Paper Staff (1); Gle Club (4), President (1); Horn Economics (3), President (1 , Student Council (2); Annual Sta £ 44 'rtyi tarcf The fall of 1948 arrived not one minute too soon. For years we had waited for the day when we would go into high school, and when that day came, we were all seated orderly in the Freshman home room. We accomplished a great deal that year and added many memories to our already bulging collection. Miss Guion, our home room teacher, and Mr. Meredith became engaged to be married. This event proved to be very exciting to us as well as the upper- classmen. Feeling very dignified, we marched into the sophomore home room on the first day of the following September. We will never forget the way Mr. McCormick, our third Biology teacher, taught us to read aloud before the class. We will have to admit that our vocabulary and reading ability were somewhat improved although we all thought that he was too strict. We studied hard that year, and as the weeks flew by quickly, we realized that we would soon be juniors. Summer vacation was soon over, and we really felt like juniors as we made our way to the library, which was our home room. Diamonds and marriages were common events this year. It seemed as though all the girls were wearing diamonds or taking up a blissful life as housekeepers. We inquired at least twice daily for about two months about the arrival of our class rings. When we had almost lost hope, we received the news that they were in the post office. The next morning we gathered noisily in the auditorium, and the rings were distributed. Proudly we trooped back to our classrooms, and the noisy chatter of admiration began. Mrs. Taylor admired each ring with a different comment. Mr. Jenkins, knowing our financial status, gave us the opportunity to run the school store as a means of securing money for the Junior-Senior Prom. We shall always be thankful to him for his generosity and helpfulness. Immediately after the seniors left for their trip to Washington, we began hanging paper, cutting out stars, and preparing place cards and nut cups for the biggest event of our high school days. As we worked, the gymnasium began to look more and more like the star-lit heavens. We were genuinely paid for our labor by the fun and enjoyment that we had that Friday night. Now we are seniors and soon our school days will be over. We have learned to work together as a class which is one of our greatest achievements. We sincerely hope that Guilford High School has gained something by our being here this short while because we have gained a lot. Some of our book knowledge will soon be forgotten, but the memory of four pleasant years of association with teachers and classmates will always be with us. Gretchen Mitchell Historian 7 Memd We, the Senior Class of 1953 of Guilford High School, Guilford County, State of North Carolina, realizing that we have unsound minds that are apt to desert us at any moment, do hasten to will the following articles and properties before the annual goes to print. ARTICLE I - General Properties To the Junior class, we leave our home room with its Venetian blinds, sincerely hoping that the light entering through these blinds will help you see your way to graduation. To the sophomores, we will our radiator cut-off with Mrs. Taylor as custodian. To the freshmen, we will the sum of $1.00 and nothing else. You don't deserve anything because you are freshmen and we are leaving the $1.00 so that you will not attempt to break this will. ARTICLE II - Personal Properties I, Charlie Bondurant, just leave. I, Jimmie Carlisle, will my witty ways to James Needham. I, Herman Causby, leave my future father-in-law's bank roll to Ray Inman. I, Robert Driver, leave my ability to get excused from class to Marie Dyson. I, Johnny Dyson, will my good disposition to Peggy Howard. I, Jody Gordon, leave my ability to go steady with three boys at one time to Iris Simpson. I, Vernon Hinshaw, leave my freshman girl friends to Franklin Hall. I, Byron Hodgin, will my knowledge of parliamentary procedure to Dick Ott. I, Polly Jackson, will my creative writing ability to Carl Reed. I, Jimmy McDowell, will my role of Romeo to anyone who thinks he can handle it. I, Gretchen Mitchell, will my ability to get a diamond to Sally Johnson. I, Bobby Nelson, leave my physique to Jimmy Newlin. I, Laverne Pegg, will my size nine figure to Mary Ann Brewer. I, Carolyn Pipkin, leave my place in the Beta Club to Sharon Lockhart. I, Billy Ratledge, leave the mole on my face that identifies me to Thomas Shelton so that the teachers may tell him from his twin. I, Bobby Ratledge, leave my deadpan expression that I use when I wish to appear dumb to Durrel Lefler. I, Eugene Reed, will my spicy jokes to Tip Noe. I, Amanda Spencer, leave my beautiful blonde curls to Edith DeGraff. I, Pat Smyre, will my fluency in French to Nancy Putnam. I, Peggy Tallant, leave my hips to June Edwards. I, Jimmy Warf, will my bashful brown eyes to Maurice Poole. I, Shirley Wright, will my ability to finish school to Mary Jones. I, Jimmy Watterson, will my popularity to George Hite. Signed: Date: December 7, 1952 Testatrix By Mamie Gordon and Shirley Wright It is five-thirty, and another busy day is over in my second floor office in the Bell Telephone Building. As I make a last minute check of my work, my eyes wander to the calendar on my desk. Why, this is May 28, 1965, exactly twelve years since the 1953 class of Guilford High School graduated! Since then, the twenty-four members have drifted to all parts of the earth. Charlie Bondurant has taken over his father's garage. Funny—every car Charlie works on has something wrong under it. Ten-to-one, he's sleeping. Jimmie Carlisle has opened up his own dance school, Jimmie's Jiving Jitterbuggers . Herman Causby, now manager of Walker Avenue A P Store, hasn't yet persuaded Martha to give up her home economics teaching at Guilford High School and stay at home with their twelve children. Pete Driver, the class grumbler, is still grumb- ling this year because the Brooklyn Dodgers lost the World Series again. Johnny Dyson has finally landed a good job. He is a Fuller Brush man. Many husbands are looking for him because he sells every woman he meets one of every brush in the book. Jody Gordon and Laverne Pegg, Broadway blondes are still trying to convince Troutman's Beauty Salon that they are good enough to graduate. Vernon Hinshaw is a famous band leader in Hollywood. His time is divided between his wife, their Beverly Hills home, and his jazz band at the Brown Derby. Byron Hodgin and Sherry Puckett are married now and are rearing five little cheerleaders. Polly Jackson is married to her sailor. They are rearing a red-haired girl. Her husband thinks two red heads are better than one. Jimmy McDowell, Florenz Ziegfield the second, has opened his own burlesque show on Broad- way. Gretchen Collins, nee Mitchell, has moved to New York with Richard and their famous quad- ruplets who are advertised as raised on Pet milk. Confidentially she feeds them Kroger's milk. Their names are Richard, Ralph, Roy, and Robert. Bobby Nelson is in Europe now. He is touring over there as Mighty Nelson , the midget wrestler. Carolyn Pipkin gave up the idea of house- keeping and left with Miss Higgins to join Fred Waring's Pennsylvanians. Carolyn is Fred's fa- vorite soloist. The twins, Bill and Bob Ratledge, are in Washington with the F.B.I. Mr. Hoover says they are famous as twin detectives. With their twin act, they have scared many criminals into confessing. Eugene Reed still has his physique. He is greatly admired by the basketball players at Woman's College where he is coach. Glenn Stafford has the easiest life of all. He is floorwalker for McDowell's Follies on Broad- way. Guilford College has built a hospital and has our own Amanda Spencer as head nurse. She still finds it hard to resist certain males at Guilford College. Pat Smyre is now director of King's Mountain High School dramatics class. A change in her last name is in the making. What will it be? Peggy Tallant is now the shining star of Mc- Dowell's Follies on Broadway. Jimmy Warf is now James Wolfe , the new swoon star in Hollywood. His bashful, brown eyes have taken him places that his wit would not. Jimmy Watterson has advanced greatly in the last twelve years. He was promoted last week to manager of the lingerie department at Macy's in New York. Mrs. Shelton, your husband is waiting for you. With this, my mind rapidly jumped from my old classmates to the humdrum activities that confront a woman who works and keeps house at the same time. I carefully placed those high school memories in the niche of my mind that is reserved for such, with a realization that they would probably remain there until some future time when I would drag them out again for a pleasant hour. Sct tenlattuet S«fien ztive4. j CUTEST Shirley Wright Jimmy McDowell Sccfrenl tiveA So fanlative BIGGEST FLIRTS Peggy Tallant Jimmy McDowell tu eu■ earner HtUuially MOST PLEASING PERSONALITY Jimmy Watterson Gretchen Mitchell M4f rface. emytuAere. uuftime Sotfr UativeA another U t? Sotfwilativte “PlcUf CvitAout ? Ttco lf MOST ORIGINAL Carolyn Pipkin Vernon Hinshaw MOST ATHLETIC Jimmy Watterson Carolyn Pipkin SotfretlativeA MOST DEPENDABLE Johnny Dyson Gretchen Mitchell tyou COU count OK U4. LAZIEST Charlie Bondurant ? juot can 't i o%ct to pct tineet.” Settan 0Dcuf SetUcto 'Dcuft Satan Dcup4 tyuvuM-Settiai 'Pkmi tycMicn-Swiai 'Piom A Junior-Senior just isn't a bit of fun unless a lot of planning is done. After the customary discussion, we started to work on the gym and made it into a ballroom in one week. Of course, it was work, but it was the most pleasant work we've ever done. For the first time, we really learned that no project can be carried on without the cooperation of every class member. The theme, Star Dust was carried out in detail; the girls were gorgeous; the food, delectable; the music, hot, and the dancing, divine. How glad we and our guests, the Seniors, were that we did not have it away from home. mm Ml Janice Coltrane Richard Davenport Keith Davis Marie Dyson Emilie Hassell George Hite Peggy Howard Ray Inman Nick Jenkins Carolyn Jessup Sally Johnson Mary Ellen Jones Bill Kendrick Durell Lefler Sharon Lockhart Brona Lowe James Needham Dick Ott Charles Pegg Nancy Putnam Carolyn Quakenbush Clara Shelton Buddy Siler Robert Staley Pat Steele J. V. Teague Jimmy Wilmoth 'yfckatnaie Jasie Barringer Janie Bondurant Ruth Bondurant Lee Branson Mary Ann Brewer Ernie Cain Ed Carroll Pat Cates T. W. Caudle Marcia Connelly Wadena Dunn George Ferrell Pattie Hackney Franklin Hall Martha Hardison Joyce Kincaid Barbara King James Knight Caroline Lankford Ronnie McGee Ruth Mills Ellen Mitchell Tip Noe Margaret Pettey Sherry Puckett Carl Reed Kenneth Scarborough Ed Sharpe Thelma Shelton Thomas Shelton Katherine Siler Sylvia Simpson Dorothy Smith Lillian Tester Bob Thorburn Max Tedder Barbara Ward Juanita Ward David Westmoreland Kathleen Yates £ C5 Norma Allred Jimmy Bondurant Eleanor Boyd Charles Canada Faye Canada Elizabeth Caudle Lyndon Clark Vernell Collins John Davenport Nancy Davis Edith DeGraff Clifton Dinkins Ted Duggins Nancy Dye June Edwards Betty Gordon Martha Hannah Sue Hamilton Lunda Harmon Ann Highfill John Horney Dasie Howard Nancy Honeycutt John Ingram Julius Ingram Jennie Jenkins Lindsay Jessup Billy Jones Wayne Jones Shelby Maxwell Nancy McDowell Peggy McGuire Cora McKinney William McSweeney Nancy Miller Garry Milloway Lynne Minich Mildred Page Maurice Poole Charles Purcell Steve Ratcliffe Kermit Robinson Elizabeth Sharpe P. J. Shelton Iris Simpson Douglas Stanley Barbara Jean Vaden Barbara Williams Philip Wright Bobby Yates Jane Yates Bobby Yates I Bob Ratledge, Gretchen Mitchell, Carolyn Pipkin, Jimmie Carlisle CHARLES FARLOW Valedictorian Civitan Award DORIS INMAN Saluta torian LuHENLEY COBLE D.A.R. Award BARBARA HODGIN Mary E.M. Davis Scholarship ■ Pafren, Sta Co-Editors, Gretchen Mitchell, Brona Lowe. President, Jimmy Watterson; Vice-President, Nick Jenkins; Secretary- Treasurer, Ruth Bondurant. Se z (?iu President, Gretchen Mitchell; Vice-President, Bill Carolyn Pipkin; Treasurer, Bob Ratledge. Ratledge; Secretary, StucLeat @occ tciC President, Jimmy Carlisle; Vice-President, Bill Kendrick; Secretary- Treasurer, Joyce Kincaid. 'pcctcvie 'ftyomenta enA iaterica President, Sherry Puckett; Vice-President, Nancy McDowell; Secretary, Janie Bondurant; Treasurer, Martha Hardison. 'putccie 'parme% fotexica President, Byron Hodgin; Vice-President, Ray Inman; Secretary, Jimmy McDowell; Treasurer, Bobby Nelson; Reporter, Tip Noe. tyCee President, Shirley Wright, Vice-President; Secretary, Sherry Puckett; Treasurer, Mary Ann Brewer; Accompanist, Margaret Pettey; Student Direc- tors, Jimmie Carlisle, Carolyn Pipkin. Miss Ida Maye Higgins S3 Co-Captains, Jimmy Watterson, Bob Ratledge. 7e wt Although small in numbers and injury-riddled throughout the season, the experienced Guilford Black Hornet football squad concluded a fairly successful season. With an overall record of five wins and two losses, the outmanned Hornets showed their spirit in the face of what appeared insurmountable obstacles. A three wins--two losses county record was good enough for third place in the final county standings. Halfback Ray Inman and Jimmy Watterson led the Guilford scorers with thirty-one and thirty points. Fullback Jimmy Wilmoth counted for thirteen, while the toe of guard Robert Driver was good for three points. The unsung heroes, the linemen, were led by the excellent play of end Bill Ratledge, tackle Dick Ott, and guard Nick Jenkins. GUILFORD OPPONENTS Guilford 33 Madison 0 Guilford 1 Summerfield 0 (Forfeit) Guilford 7 Allen Jay 0 Guilford 12 Gibsonville 0 Guilford 0 Bessemer 28 Guilford 19 Walnut Cove 7 Guilford 6 Jamestown 25 78 50 ‘Scu et zCl Ruth Bondurant Co-Captain 'leatn Carolyn Pipkin Co-Captain Johnny Dyson Co-Captain Jimmy Watterson Co-Captain (26een£eeielen Jody Gordon, Peggy Tallant, Nancy Davis, Laverne Pegg, Amanda Spencer Sherry Puckett, Chief Ray Inman Bill Ratledge Nick Jenkins BEST WISHES FROM North Carolina Equipment Company Distributors or Construction, Industrial Logging Equipment “INTERNATIONAL DIESEL POWER’’ Guilford Raleigh - Wilmington - Greenville - Charlotte - Asheville Problems Guilford College, N. C. Dick Pleasants Cochrane Restaurant Supplies Co. 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Gladys, the Guilford Girl, says AFTER SCHOOL VISIT A MODERN Guilford Dairy Bar FOR DELICIOUS MILK SHAKES BANANA SPLITS SUNDAES ICE CREAM MILK’’ Three Convenient Locations W. Market St. Ext. Summit Avenue Shopping Center BEST WISHES GREENSBORO FARM EQUIPMENT CO. 627 S. Elm St. reensboro, N. C. Phone 7245 OLIVER FARM EQUIPMENT BANK OF GREENSBORO FARM SERVICE DEPARTMENT Compliments and Extends Best W ishes to the 1953 Senior Class of Guilford High School The only bank in this area with a complete Agricultural Department and Service for Farmers. Every encouragement offered to projects of farm boys and girls. A Complete One-Stop Banking Service Farm Department at Drive-in Branch 621 South Elm Street James Bishop, Jr. Asst. Vice-Pres. and Mgr. W. A. Short Asst. Mgr. 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Elm St. Greensboro, N. C. Greensboro, N. C. Open 7 Days a Week SOUTHSIDE HARDWARE COMPANY Hot Point Appliances Complete Hardware Service PICKETTS INC. Since 1902 418 U. Market St. Greensboro North Carolina Greensboro, N. C. 105 S. Greene Street HOCKER INSTALLATION CO. S. T. W Y RICK COMPANY Office Equipment and Supplies Asbestos Siding Weather Stripping Phone 2-4133 117 N. Greene Phone 3-7243 Greensboro, N. C. § H. B. WHITE BOB THORNTON J. GALLOWAY PETERSON WHITE FURNITURE CO. New and Used Furniture At Attractive Prices 515 S. Elm Street Phone 3-4760 Greensboro, N. C. SUNSET HILLS RESTAURANT 1618 Friendly Road at Aycock ROY HEMPHILL ERNEST KALATHAS JOHN COLRIS Phone 2-4239 Greensboro, N. C. MORGANS’ P RIME OULTRY Processed Packed By MORGAN SONS POULTRY CO. Wholesale Distributors of Poultry PHONE: GUILFORD 3545 Route 1 Guilford College, N. C. Sweet Memories PECK’S BAKERY Quality Above All 210 South Greene St. Phone 2-5400 IIINSIIAW RADIO SERVICE “Be Repair Anything Electrical” WESTERN AUTO AGENCY ‘‘If Vie Don’t Have Bhat You Bant, Be Can Get It” Phone 3367 Guilford College, N. C. “Congratulations, Class of ’53” Quality Clothing for Men Young Men YOUNTS DEBOE CO. 106 North Elm Greensboro, N. C. Phone 7378 Tires Batteries GUILFORD COLLEGE DRUG COMPANY Guilford College, N. C. ‘Your Local Drug Store’ SUNSET AMOCO SERVICE Road Service Madison Ave. and Aycock St. Greensboro, N. C. Make Our Store Your Headquarters For PURITAN CAFE Sporting Goods Athletic Equipment 218 N. Elm Street COBLE SPORTING GOODS CO. Phone 2-4945 119 N. Greene St. Greensboro N. C. Greensboro N. C. Compliments of RAY EVANS Compliments of SALES AND SERVICE POMONA BARBER SHOP “Your Community Hardware” Pomona, N. C. ( Phone 2706 T. A. LACKEY W. R. WATKINS , Compliments FLEET - PLUMBER HDW. The Store uith the Big Stock on Display GREENSBORO MFG. CO. Headquarters for Gliddens Satin Rubber Base Wall Paint Most Washable and Will Not Fade j WAKEFIELD GARAGE Guilford College, N. C. HAMMER PHILLIPS Texaco Products Esso Complete Line Spartan Quality Poultry Esso Gasoline i Esso Extra Motor Oil { Dairy Feeds 330 West Gaston St. COMP LIME MS OF E. R. PEGG SERVICE STATION GROCERY STORE Highway 68 Compliments of GAMBLE GROCERY “Fresh Meats and Groceries99 Spring Garden Street Ext. Phone 8202 Pomona, N. C. Hardin Oil Company WTF Petroleum We, the annual staff, appreciate greatly the kind cooperation of our 4204 Oakland Avenue friends, teachers and students who helped us in publishing our 1953 Greensboro, N. C. Amici. THE TELEPHONE COMPANY IS A GOOD PLACE TO WORK ci fpologies to Poetess Stein. A rose may be endlessly a rose; a job is more tban just a job. A job is a living. So wben you look for a job, you want security, good pay, assurance of raises and opportunity to advance. Telephone girls find all these things and more in interesting and important jobs in a growing industry. Why not come in and. talk with us about a position at the Teleph one Company? SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH CO. a� x -ftr ?