Wilkes Central High School - Green and Gold Yearbook (North Wilkesboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

'7'A.,s fvf-cf? fccf X 7' ffwfy !r'!f2fffP-All . . . fhe paffern is cr year Spirif is the bond befween hearfs fhcrf mingled here. he XLR U wyxywx 3 54 Ego . A wb A ,Q f wg Page Two The 1958 Breen and Euld Published by fhe sfudenfs of WILKES CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL North Wilkesboro, North Carolina P9Th We Salute . . ew . .the Spirit uf Wilkes Central ln the loom there is cu pattern, the pattern is a year . . . It speaks of love and sadness, lt speaks of doubt, and work, and sometimes failure . . lt is broken by a thread of gold, A thread that is the spirit of Central High. Work and worry are as nothing when o'er passed by that thread. lt meets failure, and the darkness passes into light, lt lends a lift to the practice-worn athlete. To homework, and cramming in the late hours, and test day It is the impetus that makes us work toward the fulfilling of a dream. Spirit rouses itself within us at the contest of the hour, It rolls from countless voices and speeds the runner onward. Spirit ioins the students in crowded halls that empty into the clouded future. Spirit is the bond between the hearts that mingled here . . . Hearts that become entwined in the thread that is the spirit that is the gold. -Eddy Stafford PDHEWUHD The spirit of Central can be found in the laughter and scuffle of the three o'cIock rush from the parking lot, that swim in the pool on a hot day, Dr. Thompson's opening assembly address, clattering of machines in typing classes, the patient efforts of a Home Ec. student to sew a STRAIGHT seam, the late, long hours spent on an English research paper, the butterflies in the stomach before the Choral Contest, or Tuesday and Hey, which club meets today? This spirit is seen on the familiar faces that flash by in the halls, the mud smeared faces of football players, and make-up besmeared faces in the Senior Play. Each, in his own special way, was a part of this year's Spirit of Central. The more he gave of himself, the more he found of the Spirit-the Spirit which we have attempted to record in this edition of GREEN AND GOLD. EUNTENT5 ACADEMIC . . ACTIVITIES . . . SPORTS .... FEATURES ........ ADVERTISEMENTS .... 12 44 76 82 Page Six The spirit of Central is in the group . . . the rushing mass of faces in the halls . . . shared tension and silence during Mid-term . . . perspiration streaked faces of the lunchroom workers . . . student council meetings . . . parents at P.T.A .... noisy, chattering typing classes . . . home ec. students laughing at the burnt up bouble boiler . . . crowds at the football games . . . Lets show the boys we are behind them . . . Then Eagles echoing through the basketball busses . . . handful of daffodils given to teachers by F.T.A. members during Honor the Teacher month . . . the county wide recreation meeting of the 4-H . . . the backstage ad-libbing at the Senior Play prac- tice . . . the student body honoring outstanding mem- bers on Awards Day . . . the long hot drill session in the band . . . afternoon practice in the Y for the sports minded. A little encouraement, like this steak supper, is al- ways a great morale builder for athletics. Attentiveness and interest, on a warm spring day, prove that the central spirit is more than on the surface. Boys in industrial arts class give practical assistances to the school by refinishing the desks. ,Hr Yes Jla. tw L l Central's academic program requires many hours of individual preparation. QIBIBP Learning was a most important part of the Spirit of Central . . . cramming for exams . . . dissection of worms in biology . . . Miss Moretz, may I check out 'l5 books for my research paper? . . . the feel of new books at the beginning of the year . . . day after day doing that final bit on an assignment . . . the proud feeling of wearing ff f a green and gold hood at graduation. Charles Lackey and Bob Transou discover that chem- istry can be fun and beneficial. The rush between classes, the friendly hello's, and jovial appearance of these students well represent Central's pleasant atmosphere. , ' . N .. . ,gK535's serif se -X ,ww-an mduxqgq Page Seven Along with a student's eagerness to leam, Central teachers are willing to give personal instruction. The theme of Wilkes Central is prepartion for the future, and college day makes the future more real. The spirit shone through those who stood alone, the leaders . . . those who sounded the student body's voice to How this school should run . . . serving at the P.T.A. supper . . . Yes, l know your son. He's in my room. . . . sponsoring college day . . . student council members wait- ing patiently outside the Home Ec. rooms while the repre- sentatives have coffee and doughnuts. But the spirit can shine through those who lead only as the student groups follow. Here we find the true spirit of Central, in those who serve as individuals to make up a group . . . in Hey don't mark on that desk, its SCHOOL property . . . l can't goil have to study . . . C Who cares where he lives? He's a great guy J . . . Sure l'll stay and help with the decorations for the dance. . . . the students decided to go by the rules, to keep up a high acedemic standing, to support extra-curricular activi- ties, to let personal worth be the yardstick for measurement at Central. ln living this year at Central the student body found within themselves and their actions the spirit of Central. Co-operation and interest are tangible forces which are seen in a P.T.A. supper. e, ,kr--f W 4 3 Q U 5' 3-3 OKI as 3 Q. .JO X - us! l' Interest in all phases of life is shown in this study and observation of young children as these future homcmakcrs take charge for a day. A successful exhibition of practicable learning encourages good quality-a trait of Wilkes Central. Central's spirit is shown in the more practical prepara- tion for life . . . the pride in the face of a first-year Home Ec. student as she cooks her first meal or makes her first blouse . . . the all girl wedding in third year . . . those lectures on cattle judging and tool identification in 'Ag. . . . or working at home on projects . . . filling out endless pages of iournals in bookkeeping . . . filling miniature letters in exasperating little cardboard files for office management. X v J The practical application of chemistry proves that study IS worth while. The spirit of our school is founded on Central's purpose- to teach, and to develop the whole of each individual. We have learned that in order to develop, we must work. How much we grew and what factors of our personalities we developed depended on what we worked on, whether it was outlining a chemistry chapter before the class lecture . . . forcing tired, aching legs to run around the track field just one more time . . . working on the clean up crew for the Jr.-Sr .... working as an office practice girl. In working to learn, there was developed ha spirit, which prompts a former student to say proudly, Yes, l'm a graduate of Wilkes Central High School! Page Ten The atmosphere in a bank increases the incentive to under- stand economics. Indian war dance adds to the study of early American Liter ature in Freshmen English. Careful planning and first hand experience by Mrs. Smith gives the Centralites tasty, well balanced meals. Central's spirit sounds through the whirr of Mr. Bussel's waxing machine, footsteps in the lonely halls as Lane Wood helps Mr. Bussel after school . . . the clatter of plates as the students who work in,the cafe- teria serve the long lines of hungry Centralites . . . Hey, Mrs. Smith, can I have five pieces of bread? . . . the scrape of sandpaper os Doc's Boys refinish the desks. The spirit could be seen in the cleanliness and efficiency of the school. Willingness and busyness of these helpers reflect the high standards of our cafeteria. Mr. Bussel brushes up the unusually peaceful hall before another rush of Central feet. Page Eleven HIIMINISTHATIUN MR. I. FLOYD WOODWARD Superintendent of North Wilkesboro Public Schools Superintendent Woodward, with the aid of school architect, points out to members of the Board of Education de- tails in plans for the new gymtorium. BOARD OF EDUCATION members, left to right, standing: Mr. Russell Gray, Mr. Boyd Stout, Mr. Lewis Hill Jenkins, architect, Mr. Clarence Coffey, Superintendent Woodward, Dr. Clint Bentley, Mr. Weaver Starr, seated: Mrs. Palmer Horton, vice chairman, Mr. Edward S. Finley, chairman, and Mr. Paul Osbomeg not pictured: Mr. Sam Ogilvie, Mr. Bryan Cilreath, and Mr. Ralph I. Williams. The North Wilkesboro Public Schools' Superintendent and the School Boards of both North Wilkesboro and Wilkesboro have great responsibilities and make many im- portant decisions in providing for the students of Wilkes Central. This year they have planned and made provision for the gymtorium soon to be bujlt. As usual they are alert to provide the best teachers available. The Principal of Wilkes Central continually meets the challenges of a large growing high school. Improved curricuum and better scholastic opportunities for all pupils re- ceive his constant attention. DR. H. E. THOMPSON Principal of Wilkes Central Page Twelve ,Wm . FACULTY She surely does make us work! . , . but, you know, she's a GOOD teacher! We were wonderin.' Would you be our advisor for this club? The Wilkes Central faculty not only taught well their respective subjects, but they also found time to take an active interest in extra-curricular student activi- ties. ln and out of class they showed Centralities how to better live. 1. MRS. RUBY E. BALL ., ' Mathematics s - ' tif- ' ', -1 V . f A ' . , 1 I, ,v 1 J . ' A YS L., ,M Q ',',,f- I if xr, 4 5 MR. JACK BRANCH MISS MARY LOUISE MR. IERRY DAY MRS. MARY SUE DULA World Historyll CLEMENTS Social Studies Typingg Business Law and , V A , ' V '- '7f Chorus Economics j,,,f, . MR. LAVVERENCE EVANS MRS. VALEBIA BELLE FOSTER MR. ROBERT FRITZ MRS. HAZEL R. CAMBILL Chemistryg Latin Civicsg World Geographyg Latin Mathematicsg Biology Englishg French Page Thirteen ff' SN ees ly: C' . MRS. ELOISE W. CILREATH MR. JACK HADLEY MR. MARVIN HOFFMAN MISS THEDA HOLDER Vocational Home Economics Science Health and Physical Education Business 5.3 1. V' ,MX ,,.. 1. MR- JESSE C. MRS. BARBARA HUBBARD MRS. HELEN IESTER MRS- JEAN KIRBY HOLLINCSWORTH Health and Physical Education U. S. History EUSIISII Mathematics MR. JOHN MCDANIELS MISS OLIVE MORETZ MRS. CHLOE M. PARKS MISS BEATRICE PEARSON Page Fourteen English Library Science English Science ts s -Y i sr--I ,,a-- !l!3L'!!llf t:.wx..1ieSaua.,. Awww - u1-. MR. STOKES R. PEARSON MR. WILLLVI C. ROBINSON MRS. JACKIE SUE ROGERS MRS. JUNE VV. SCROCCS Vocational Agriculture Ba 5 English Mathematics Business S53-3'?'!s MR. CURTIS S. SIDDEN MR. DAN STALLINCS MR. JAMES E. SWITZER MRS. MARY TAYLOR Biologyg Driver Education Industrial Artsg Science Vocational Agriculture Business -ss MRS. JEAN TUGMAN MISS GHITA TUTTLE MRS. BELVA VANNOY MRS. PAULINE W. Businessg Sociologyg Economics Home Economics Englishg U. S. History WOO ARD Englis 5 French Page Fifteen SENIIIH IIFFIIIEHS judging from her smile, IULIA ANN, our class secretary, has convinced BILL, vice-presi- dentg LINDA IO, treasurerg and, CARY, president, that she has found the right Senior play. Were you really in Paris, Henry? . . . Boy, was that some beach party! . . . lt doesn't seem like September. lt was, however, time to get down to studies. Blast 'um Brr . . . those firecrackers on the senior homecoming float surely looked cold. The night of the game was even colder, yet the bleach- ers were crowded. Weren't we proud of our lovely classmates, the queen and her court! I think l've got a cold. No, it was Asian Flu, arriving just in time for the Merit Exam. A week out of school cured most students, but wasn't a short- ened Christmas vacation disappointing? When do we get our calling cards? ll Page Sixteen Will you give me one of yours? . . . Who is she dating? A COLLEGE boy? This is Wally Segap . . . Are you ready for Mid-terms? Well, maybe we won't have to take finals. Seniors managed to convey to lowly under- classmen the traditional idea of Absolute Senior superiority in all areas of endeavor, but they also beamed proudly on Awards Day when their friends were honored. The last few months of school were busy ones . . . being measured for caps and gowns . . . ap- plying for a iob, visiting colleges for interviews, working especially hard for honors, and finally practicing for graduation. 5 I w Q 9 W h v' Q Yi' ? f5?.4,w., , 3 . Q ,fp 'rg 'Q Sty' HENRY ABSHER SHIRLEY ANDERSON LOUISE BENTON ALVIS BLEVINS 59 S A sp. 'AX. X, s fy. ,nf w f Y 'H' 18 ff' 'S 9 I I's2Ii1V'N 'IF If - I ' wig .1 I - sf, ,- f fs Q Q ,fn f. W A L - JNL K, -fs, .gn--, 3 . frm ' , up -g, I CY vyx , K,,, 3 . x , w.. x ARVIL ADAMS DURANT BALI. LARRY BILLINGS JAMES BOUCHELLE - . 1 . My Q if 1 iff. Rx . , nw 'vu I S - - Q I free' 4 ,ff Q Nl WWW 'I ' L -..,..,- ,M my If dn CAROL ADAMS JUDITH BARLOW RAYDELL BILLINGS DALE BRANNOCK Ag:-'Q kxgflf' L R355 II FI31 wLg3,x,, 4 .3 Q 5 I I-IIIQI1uw 4 ff 'A 1 I ' I. I V I Q I IM K gk 334' X WADE ADAMS LINDA BAUGUSS SUE BLACKBURN RICHARD BREWER rfPR,,,. Ji'-N 5 r I f 1 -4 ' ' Nm N . K ' I T.. .- fix s..,.'f Q' 'YN V's':v I LAWRENCE ANDERSON MARIE BAUGUESS TOM BLAIR ELIZABETH BROOKS .X F . Q a S., Q ,I f I E,?i , ..N. E M, . , 'QQ 5f2Qff1aN ' ' v 2 w s I ,-r- 1 Q Q 'S .L I ,J v U Qi he 14' as BRENDA BROOKSHXRE FRED BROWN SUE BYRD SAM CABE -, .T ik Y all ., . Y is Y Mtg ig, ,- kewl f,-saga. W-E-L-C-O-M-E, voices rang out through the cold damp air. . . The Stars and Stripes Forever, seeming to echo in the still, foggy valley . . . Come on and fight, Wilkes Central . . . All right, boys, iust one more yard! Whew! That was a close one . . . How familiar this Friday night football ritual had become, as we won and lost with the team, shar- ing the spirit ot Central in a special and never-to-be duplicated way. SHIRELL BRYANT J' , 1,. -,bye-...1' Ts ,Vgg 4 . A JERRY BROOKS MARIE BROOKS BETTY J. BUMGARNER JANE BUMGARNER TILLIE CALL GERALDINE CANNON PHIL CARI-TON -N I 5 syl 1iw.s MQ, ATEN P iml QI' WN5 , 162- ,Q , 1 'N N ix . Nw Q s K , 4 f' nu mrs L. 1' RONALD CARPENTER BUDDY CAUDILL VIRGINIA CLEARY REGGIE COLVARD BUSTER CREECH VIRGINIA ELDRETH JAMES DAVIS GERAL DEAN ELLEDGE gf' 'gifs' ' ,S ' Q 'E' vm 1. YW, ,.,- If J' GENE CHAMBERS SALLY COMBS MALINDA DUNCAN JERRY ELLEDGE .,,.. ',,,.... r' 1-1Qs.-tk -L. -xT m 'Q c-llu..1 'f 'W 'S SHIRLENE CHURCH ALLEN CRAVEN BETTY EARP JULIA ELLEDGE i X' SCJ .r 'n- HKQ MK MARTHA CLANTON BRENDA CRAVEN DARLENE EDMISTEN KATE ELLEDGE I in I EXW 'J 4 1 -f K 'x VFW 'gg ,E Q f-an., win E an ff' l,i I C a 'X K 2.5 -+C gf- f f T f-M: Www F1-7 W .Qwgfffif ' 'M' Jai? W., k fx ' ...' 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' NANCY HAYES SHIRLEY HOLDER RICK HUBBARD ANNDORA INGLE 19' fax U ' 'x A-fi: I ,rl - I is - ':', its A , WK N Q 'X ANDY HEI-M5 MARY HENDREN SYLVIA HOLDER BILL HOLLAND This year was certainly marked by fads! . . . bucket pocketbooks . . . flats and hose . . . sneakers . . . crew neck and heavy knit sweaters . . . dancing the sugar foot . . . eating under the rain shelter at Jack's . . . April Love or Jailhouse Rock . . . buckles on shoes . . . torredors . . . red, all colors of it . . . and of course M-I-C-K-E-Y M-O-U-S-E. 4. if I N Q, auuvvwc Nu we 9 X tx V SALLY HENDREN DONNA HOLBROOK LINDA HOWELL JUDY HUBBARD 'Ka, Ke, K, . . . How DO you spell candestine? John asks Rebecca. ALLEN JOHNSON CATHERINE JONES zL. BERYL JOHNSON JOHN KERBAUGH CLARA JOHNSON SUSAN KOLODNY Double, double, toil and trouble, strange voices came from Room 15. A puppet show of Macbeth was underway. Two chemistry students chuckled over the balloon that iust would not be in- flated. G-Guess what! I lust held a thousand dollar bill! That was quite a thrill for the office management class and economics students who visited the bank. Do you have the AUDACITY to doubt my VERAClTY? Seniors showed evi- dence of vocabulary study. JIMMY JARVIS FREDDIE JENNINGS HAROLD JOHNSON RUTH JOHNSON CHARLES LACKEY CHARLOTTE LENDERMAN can ,.,,,,,,,,, if-7 A V QM Glfmx 59, 'Nw .3 I Sl. , :I fx n 'PN - ..-am. X A - -,-' zzm x A '. -V ' NRM - M.N :a QP X 'CF A ,-14' fx AXE 'Xl ln.- KENNETH LOVE WALLACE MEADE LINDA MONDAY ANN PARDUE KW' 'Wh XM' .f ,,,,......m. fn I fs 15 A 4 IF I, my . A Q HAROLD MCENTIRE BARRIE MILLER JOSEPHINE MOORE JUDY PARSONS vm- ,Q-A-- ,355 Al T f L, 'N I I 3 VJ BILL MARTIN JIM MILLS DANIEL NICHOLS MARTHA PARSONS wwf-I Al' 'SJ ,,.,....-ar JOHNNY MASTIN BLAN MINTON DOUGLAS OAKLEY SARAH PAYNE ntl' 37? -Q.. KATIE MATHIS CAROLYN MINTON ACIE OLIVER FRED PEARSON W!s.v km..-I .Q-. an -'sa' AS' 'Xl wk ,,, 2 dk fav' ROBERT PIPES LARRY ROGERS PRISCILLA SHUMATE ANN STALEY , LQ I 'if' . ' am- x if M . ,af TW-15 f - . . 'E if j x at XJ 4f N -'F -15 X. U I QW 'V X mf YL .. HELEN REAVIS SAMUEL SAWYER TOMMY SHUMATE JANE STALEY BILL RIGGS CAROL SEBASTIAN FLORENCE SMALLBONES HELEN STROUD Qfwnfv ,-av 'sn fr ,Y 1, I A.: M41 .- 'Vx V In MQ? -Us .X ,iw S xx Y i , W iz, iff- PATSY ROBERSON BILLY SHEPHERD JOE SMITHEY RITA SUMMERS I JP' ,gg-Q5E , -w. 4' J M50- . QQ f .ax . '35 Qr BOB ROE MADELYN SHUMATE EDDIE STAFFORD JANE TAYLOR mf I 3 QQ r i ff 1 7 . l jg V .-v-wx. xy A V 5 A I ff 2 2 fs :..' ' . -I1 I .'-,I - api If I Q S4EL-F BJJB ' ' 1 ,':' 'Q-1 Nw' ?ns.. WN Mp.-vii!! ffl -ff A Fxxks use fs of 4' X . -A '-s - ., M K ' sf Qfthskh D' A le i 'yi K f ff'-.ar 'B KAY THOMPSON GARY VANNOY RUTH WALKER KATHRYN WALLACE .qsv.,,, i F? ,, ja ,Ulu , xv! A 4 I Xt! ax TONI THOMPSON BOB TRANSOU ANNE VICKERY BECKY WALKER Mrs. Dula, will you fill out this trans- fer sheet for my college application? . . . Oops! January ll QS. A. TJ . . . what a test! . . . three hours . . . exhaused sen- iors . . . Will I ever get to College? 'xg ,vel STEVE TRIPLETTE GERALDINE VANMETER GLADYS WALKER LINDA WALKER What IS the perimeter of this equilateral triangle? wonders Richard as he tackles the S.A.T., a must for many seniors planning to enter college. YK 'fr .1 .W S ,W-uw I . A . if i K .ix I I A Iii, IV ii E' ,f A l S..f' 1 A A A Ref- ,,AAL of FLOYD WALSH HOMER WALSH DON WATSON MARGARET WELLS JIM WHICKER CLAUDE WHITTINGTON PENNY wRAY REBECCA ZINN e,...f I I E 5 E, ' ,. KW' A 1 lx vw T' gs X. X E k in .L:-':: . , 'll' s 6 . A BILLY WATTS GLADYS WILLIAMS s MADGE WEBSTER .IUDITH WILLIAMS The long hours of practice on the Senior Play were rewarded by the overflow crowd which at- tended. As he called out the names, Dr. Thomp- son smiled that special smile reserved for Seniors at their Graduation. Slowly, with attempted dignity you walked for- ward and with a shaking hand grasped the diploma extended by Superintendent Woodward, silently saying goodby to your days at Central. ABSHER, HENRY GRAY Football Manager 3,45 Basketball Manager 3,45 GREEN AND GOLD Staff 3, Editor 45 Co-Chief Marshal 35 Monogram Club 45 Green Key Society 3,45 Hi-Y Inter-State Conference 3, Vice-President 45 Junior Red Cross Representative 3, Study Visit Program in Europe 45 Track Statistician 35 Junior- Senior Banquet Host 2, Planning Committee 35 Senior Superlative. ADAMS, JAMES ARVIL F.F.A. 2,3, Secretary 45 Transportation Club 3,45 Senior Superlative. ADAMS, RUBY CAROL Chorus 2,35 Student Librarian 3. ADAMS, WADE JUNIOR Band l,2,3,45 F.F.A. I,2,3. ANDERSON, LAWRENCE HUGH F.F.A. I,2,3,45 Bus Driver 3,4. ANDERSON, SHIRLEY RUTH Glee Club 45 Chorus 3,4. BALL, HANSFORD DURANT Football 3,45 Monogram Club 45 Track 45 Senior Superlative. BARLOW, JUDITH LOUISE Marshal 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3, Reporter 45 GREEN AND GOLD Staff 35 Editor's Roundtable 35 Dramatics Club 45 Student Librarian 45 Junior-Senior Ban- quet Hostess 25 Salesmanship Award 35 Senior Su- perlative. BAUGUS5, LINDA JEAN Student Council 45 F.N.A. 4, Historian 35 Mar- shal 35 Basketball 2, Manager 3,4, lettered 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 GREEN AND GOLD Staff 35 Editor's Roundtable 35 Salesmanship Award 35 Bus Driver 45 Senior SuperIative5 Green Key Society 4. BAUGUS5, MARIE GANT F.B.L.A. 4. BENTON, CARRIE LOUISE Basketball l,2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 35 F.B.L.A. 45 Office Management 45 Office Practice 4. BILLINGS, LARRY DEAN Band I, Officer 2, Drum Maior 3,45 Class Of- ficer I5 Student Council I5 Hi-Y 3,45 Basketball I,2,3,45 Track 3,45 Junior-Senior Banquet Host 2, Planning Committee 35 Y.M.C.A. Youth Senate 2,3. BILLINGS, VANDAR RAYDELL Glee Club 25 Spanish Club 25 Dramatics Club 25 Office Management 35 Office Practice 45 Library Club 2. BLACKBURN, DON EUGENE lNot pictured.l Student Council I,25 Chorus 35 Bus Driver 2,3,45 Advanced Industrial Arts 4. BLACKBURN, JAMES LONNIE iNot picturedj Chorus 35 Bus Driver 2,3,45 Advanced Industrial Arts 4. BLACKBURN, REBECCA SUE F.H.A. 3,45 Library Science 2,45 Chorus 45 Glee Club 4. BLAIR, THOMAS FORESTER Class President I5 Student Council I5 Football I, 2,3, lettered 45 Hi-Y 3, Sgt.-at-Arms 45 Monogram Club 45 Office Practice 45 Junior-Senior Host 25 Senior Superlative 4. BLEVINS, JOHN ALVIS F.F.A. 3, President 4. BOUCHELLE, JAMES CHARLES Baseball 25 F.F.A. I, Sentinel 2,3. BRANNOCK, DALE LLOYD Band I,2,3,45 State Contest 25 Class Officer 2. BREWER, RICHARD JOHNSON Student Council I,2, Vice-President 45 Green Key Society 3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Class Officer I5 Hi-Y 3,45 Junior-Senior Entertainment Committee 3. BROOKS, JERRY FRANKLIN Advanced Industrial Arts 4. BROOKS, JOE ROBERT CNot picturedl BROOKS, LAURA MARIE Student Council 3, Secretary 45 Green Key So- ciety, Secretary-Treasurer 3,45 GREEN AND GOLD Sfaff 35 Editor's Roundtable 3, Vice-President 45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Band 2,3, Secretary 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 United Nations Speech.Finalist 35 Y. M.C.A. Youth Senate I,2,35 Junior-Senior Banquet Hostess 2, Decorating Committee 35 Salesmanship Award 35 Senior Superlative. BROOKS, NANCY ELIZABETH F.B.L.A. 45 Office Management 45 Office Prac- tice 45 Junior-Senior Planning Committee 35 Chor- us 25 4-H Club I. BROOKSHIRE, BRENDA RAE Central Light Staff 45 Chorus 25 Office Practice 45 Office Management 45 F.B.L.A. 4. BROWN, FRED GURNEY Advanced Industrial Arts 4. BRYANT, SHIRELL DEAN Chorus 3,45 Glee Club 4. BUMGARNER, BETTY JEAN Glee Club 45 Crorus 3,45 Library Science 4. BUMGARNER, MARY JANE I Tri-Hi-Y 35 Junior-Senior Banquet Hostess 25 Bas- ketball I,2,3. BYRD, MARGARET SUE F.H.A. 3, Treasurer 45 Librarian 25 Office Prac- tice 45 Office Management 4. CABE, JAMES SAMUEL JR. Band 3,45 N.C. Solo and Ensemble Contest 2,3, 45 Chorus 45 Glee Club 4. Greensboro High I,2- Football I5 Basketball I5 Wrestling 25 Dramatics 25 Band I,25 Mid-Western Band Clinic 2. CALL, TILLIE ANDERSON F.H.A. I5 F.B.L.A. 45 Office Management 4. CANNON, GERALDIN-E Editor, CENTRAL LIGHT 45 Annual Staff 45 Jun- ior-Senior Planning Committee 3. CARLTON, MILLARD FILMORE JR. Bus Driver 3,45 F.F.A. I,2,3,4. CARPENTER, RONALD HUBERT I 4-H Club I,2, Secretary 45 F.F.A. I,2,3, Public Speaking Award 45 Football I,2. CAUDILL, GILMER WOODRUFF JR. Band I,3,4, lettered 25 Glee Club 45 Baseball 35 Hi-Y 3,45 Dramatics I. CHAMBERS, LYTLE GENE Advanced Industrial Arts 45 Football Manager 4. CHURCH, SHIRLENE F.B.L.A. 45 CENTRAL LIGHT Staff 45 Band 25 Office Management 45 Office Practice 4, CLANTON, MARTHA ANN F.B.L.A. 45 Dramatics Club 45 Office Manage- ment 4. CLEARY, VIRGINIA M. F.B.L.A. 45 Office Management 35 Office Prac- tice 4. COLVARD, REGGIE CHARLES Football I5 Industrial Arts I,2,3. COMBS, SALLY MAE Glee Club I5 Tri-Hi-Y 35 F.H.A. 4. CRAVEN, BRENDA ANN Band I5 Homemaking I,2,3. CRAVEN, JAMES ALLEN Junior-Senior Banquet Host 25 Homecoming Es- cort 45 Camera Club I. CREECH, SHERRILL BUSTER Hi-Y 45 Hall Monitor 25 Student Council I5 ln- tramural Basketball I,2,3,45 Baseball I,2,3,45 Foot- ball I,2,3,4. DAVIS, JAMES DWIGHT Football 25 Track 25 Chorus 45 Glee Club 4. DUNCAN, MALINDA F.N.A. 4, President 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3, Blue Ridge As- sembly 3, President 45 Y.M.C.A. Youth Council 45 Magazine Sales Winner 35 Dramatics Club 45 Jun- ior-Senior Hostess 2, Planning Committee 35 Junior Garden Club 4. EARP, ELIZABETH ANN Student Librarian 2. EDMISTEN, MILDRED DARLENE 4-H Club, Reporter I, Vice-President 3, Song Leader 45 Librarian 25 F.B.L.A. 45 Office Manage- ment 35 Office Practice 45 Dramatics Club 4. ELDRETH, VIRGINIA ANN Office Management 45 F.B.L.A. 45 4-H Club I, 3,45 Dramatics Club 4. ELLEDGE, GERALDEAN Librarian l,2,35 Chorus 45 Glee Club 4. ELLEDGE, JERRY DEAN Marshal 35 Studtnt Council 25 CENTRAL LIGHT Typist 35 Office Management 45 Office Practice 45 Senior Superlative. ELLEDGE, JULIA ANN Green Key Society 3,45 Cheerleader 3, Captain 45 Class Secretary 45 Student Council 3,45 Home- coming Attendant 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Monogram Club, Historian 45 F.N.A. 3,45 United Nations Speech, Third prize 35 Junior-Senior Hostess 2, Planning Committee 35 Dramatics Club l,2,35 Sales- manship Award 35 Junior Garden Club 45 Senior Superlative. ELLEDGE, NANCY KATE Chorus 2,3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 F.H.A. Song leader 4. ELLER, CORA CATHIE Band I,2,3, Maiorette 45 Glee Club 45 Basket- ball I5 F.B.L.A. 45 4-H Club 25 F.N.A. 3. ELLER, LINDA JANE Basketball I,25 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Office Management 35 Office Practice 45 Mono- gram Club 45 Magazine Sales Winner 12nd prizel 35 Junior-Senior Hostess 25 Homecoming Attendant 25 Junior Garden Club, Assistant Secretary 45 Sen- ior Superlative. ELLER, JAMES RAY F.F.A. I,2,3,45 Baseball 4. ELLER, ROY EUGENE Hi-Y 45 Office Management 35 Senior Superla- tive. FERGUSON, LOWELL CHAPMAN F.F.A. I,2,3,4. FERGUSON, VIVIAN ROSE F.N.A. 45 Debate 3,45 Music Club I,2,3,4. FERGUSON, WANDA LEA Band I,2,3,45 Glee Club 45 Office Management 4. FLETCHER, JANET CAROL Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Office Management 35 Office Prac- tict 45 Glee Club 4. FORESTER, F. D., III Football I,2,3,45 Monogram Club 3, Sgt.-at-Arms 45 Track 2,3,45 Hi-Y 4. FORESTER, CATHERINE HOPE Chorus 25 Dramatics Club I,2,3,45 F.T.A. Secre- tary 45 GREEN AND GOLD Staff 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Homecoming Court I5 Junior-Senior Hostess 25 Homecoming Sponsor 45 Youth Senate l,2,35 Junior Garden Club 45 School Disk Jockey 4. FOSTER, HUGH ALAN Student Council I5 Football Manager 3,45 Bas- ketball Manager 3,45 Monogram Club 45 Hi-Y 3, President 45 Dramatics Club 3,45 Junior-Senior En- tertainment Committee 35 Senior Superlative. GANT, DOROTHY JEAN Chorus 2,35 Glee Club 45 Librarian 25 4-H Club I. GILREATH, REBECCA GAIL F.T.A., Vice-President 45 Dramatics Club I,2,3, Secretary 45 GREEN AND GOLD Staff 3,45 Editor's Roundtable 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Junior-Senior Hostess 2, Planning Committee 35 Junior Garden Club 4. GILREATH, WARD WALTER GODBEY, LINDA JO Class Vice-President 2, Secretary 3, Treasurer 45 Student Council I,25 Tri-Hi-Y 3, Sergeant-at-Arms 45 Band I,2,35 Junior-Senior Hostess 2, Planning Committee 35 Marshal 3, Senior Superlative. GREGORY, WADE WAYNE F.F.A. I,2,3,45 Advanced Industrial Arts 4. HALL, NED CLARK F Dairy Cattle Judging Team 35 Magazine Sales Contest S50 Winner 3. HAMBY, REBA GAYNELL F.H.A. I5 Glee Club 45 Chorus 35 Librarian 45 Office Management 45 4-H Club 2. HARROLD, HENRY ELMORE lNot picturedl HARROLD, MARTHA ANN Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 F.H.A. l,2. HARWELL, MARGARET ELIZABETH Marshal 35 Green Key Society 45 Debate, Sec- retary 45 F.N.A., Vice-President 35 GREEN AND GOLD Staff 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 U.N. Speech finalist 35 Band 2,35 Chorus 45 F.T.A. 45 Junior-Senior Hostess 2, Planning Committee 3. HAYES, NANCY GRACE F.B.L.A. 45 Office Management 45 F.H.A. 3, Sec- retary 45 Junior-Senior Decoration Committee 3. HELMS, ANDREW JACKSON Band I, Quartermaster 2, Librarian 3, Secre- tary 45 Band Clinic I,45 Bastboll l,2,35 Hi-Y 3,4. HENDREN, MARY MAGDALENE Librarian 2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Junior-Senior Hostess 25 4-H Club I5 Office Management 45 Cafeteria Assistant 2,3. HENDREN, SALLY BELL Chorus 2,35 F.H.A. 25 Glee Club 45 4-H Club I. HOLBROOK, DONNA GAY 'Glee Club I,2,3,45 Homemaking I,2,4. HOLDER, SHIRLEY JEAN Office Practice 45 Homemaking 2,3,4. HOLDER, SYLVIA IRENE Marshal 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Dramatics 3,45 Junior- Senior Hostess 2, Decorations Committee 35 Office Management 45 Basketball 25 Junior Garden Club 4. HOLLAND, WILLIAM WALTER Hall Monitor 25 Transportation Club 25 Radio Club I5 Advanced Industrial Arts 4. Hargrove Mili- tary Academy 3: Rifle Team5 Glee CIub5 Combo. HOWELL, LINDA DARE Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Office Management 45 Office Plan- ning Committee 3. HUBBARD, JUDITH JEAN Tri-Hi-Y 3, Vice-President 45 Blue Ridge Assembly 45 Tri-Hi-Y Inter-State Conference 35 GREEN AND GOLD Staff 35 Editor's Roundtable 45 Basketball Manager 35 Monogram Club 45 F.H.A. Historian 25 Junior-Senior Hostess 2, Planning Committee 35 Homecoming Sponsor 45 Junior Garden Club 45 Senior SuperIative5 Green Key Society 4. HUBBARD, FREDERICK C., III Football 1,2,45 Basketball 15 Monogram Club 3, 45 Hi-Y 3,4. Gastonia: Boy's Club5 State Champion Red Shield Track Team. INGLE, ANNDORA Student Council 2,3,45 Basketball 1, lettered 2, All-Conference 3, Co-Captain 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Home- coming Attendant 2,3, Queen 45 Monogram Club 45 Junior-Senior Hostess 2, Planning Committee 35 Junior Garden Club 45 Senior Superlative. JARVIS, JAMES VERNON Hi-Y 45 Baseball 2. JENNINGS, FREDERICK EUGENE Bus Driver 2,3,45 4-H Club 1,2,3, President 45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Hi-Y 45 Baseball 15 Advanced ln- dustrial Arts 3. JOHNSON, BERYL JANETTE Band 1,2,3,45 Basketball 3,4. JOHNSON, CLARA DELL Chorus 3,45 4-H Club 1,25 Glee Club 4. JOHNSON, GENE ALLEN Band 2,3,45 Hall Monitor 2. JOHNSON, HAROLD EDWARD F.F.A. 25 Chorus 25 Band 25 Industrial Arts 3,4. JOHNSON, RUTH KATHRYN JONES, STACY CATHERINE Dramatics Club 45 4-H Club 1. KERBAUGH, JOHN THOMAS Football 2,3,45 Basketball 25 Baseball 25 Hi-Y 3,45 Dramatics Club 3, Publicity Chairman 45 Chor- us 35 Choral Clinic 35 State Chorus Festival 35 Junior-Senior Host 2, Planning Committee 3. KEY, RONALD fNot picturedj KOLODNY, DOROTHY ANN F.N.A. 3, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Student Council 25 Band 1,2, lettered 35 Junior-Senior Hostess 25 Planning Committee 35 Debate 35 Dramatics Club 4. LACKEY, CHARLES EDWARD Band 1,2,3,4. LENDERMAN, CHARLOTTE KAYE Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 F.N.A. 3,45 Glee Club 4. LOVE, KENNETH LEE Gltt Club 4. Q-MCENTIRE, THOMAS HAROLD Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 3,45 Hi-Y 3,45 Student Council 15 Junior-Senior Host 1,2. MAHAFFEY, JEANIE IRENE CNot picturedl Cafeteria 1,2,35 Union Grove School: Basketball 1,25 F.H.A. 1,25 Library Science 25 4-H Club 25 Glee Club 1,2. MARTIN, WILLIAM HOWARD F.F.A. 1,2, Treasurer 3,45 Bus Driver 3,4. MASTIN, JOHNNY JUNIOR Bus Driver 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. 15 Advanced Industrial Arts 4. MATHIS, KATIE LOU Office Practice 45 Transportation Club 2,3,45 F.H.A. 45 4-H Club 15 Home Economics 1,2,4. MEADE, WALLACE RAYMOND Football 1,2, lettered 3,45 Track 2,3,45 Mono- gram Club 3,45 Advanced Industrial Arts 4. MlLLER,4BARRlE MAYFORD F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Football 15 Bus Monitor 1. MILLS, JAMES COBB, JR. Boys' State Representative 35 Track 15 Band 1, 2,3,45 Debating 3,45 Hi-Y 45 Marshal 35 Green Key Society 45 U.N. Test Award 35 Senior Superlative. MINTON, BLAN VANCE Marshal 35 Hi-Y 3, Chaplain 45 GREEN AND GOLD Staff 3,45 Chorus 35 Mars Hill Choral Clinic 3. MINTON, CAROLYN LOUISE P.T.A. Bulletin 45 F.B.L.A. 45 Office Management 45 Office Practice 45 Librarian 3,45 4-H Club 1. MONDAY, LINDA PEYTON Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 F.N.A. 3, Historian 45 Cheerleader 45 Junior-Senior Planning Committee 35 Homecom- ing Sponsor 45 Junior Garden Club, President 4. Kernersville: Student Council 15 Homecoming Court 15 Library Science 1,25 Chorus 1,25 Band 1. MOORE, JOSEPHINE MARIE F.B.L.A. 45 Chorus 35 Office Management 45 Of- fice Practice 4. NICHOLS, DANIEL GRAY Glee Club 3,45 Chorus 3, President 45 Advanced Industrial Arts 4. 'I OAKLEY, WILLIAM DOUGLAS Transportation Club 3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Cattle Judging 1,2,3. OLIVER, ACIE ANDREW Baseball 2,3,45 Solesmanship Award 3. OSBORNE, CAROL CNot picturedj PARDUE, MARY ANN ' Tri-Hi-Y 3, Treasurer 45 Dramatics Club, Treas- urer 45 F.T.A. 45 Junior-Senior Planning Committee 35 Office Practice 45 Junior Garden Club, Historian 4. PARSONS, JUDY BROWN Student Council 1,2, Treasurer 45 Marshal 35 Basketball 1, lettered 2,35 Junior-Senior Banquet Hostess 25 Tri-Hi-Y 3. PARSONS, MARTHA RAE Office Practice 45 Office Management 4. PAYNE, WILLIAM ROGER fNot picturedj Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,25 Monogram Club 3,4. PAYNE, SARAH JANE Class President 2,35 Marshal 35 Girls' State Re- presentative 35 D.A.R. Good Citizen 45 Student Council 2,3,45 Green Key Society, President 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, Chaplain 45 Junior-Senior Mistress of Ceremonies 3, Hostess 25 U.N. Speech finalist 15 GREEN AND GOLD Staff 45 Band 1,2, Treasurer 35 Homecoming Sponsor 45 Junior Garden Club 45 Senior Superlative. PEARSON, FREDERICK STAMEY Hi-Y 45 Monogram Club 3,45 Football 2,35 Bas- ketball 15 Track 1,2,3,45 Chorus, Librarian 4. PIPES, JAMES ROBERT Football 1,2,3, Co-Captain, All-Conference 45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 3,45 Monogram Club 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. REAVIS, HELEN IRENE D.A.R. Essay Contest Winner 35 Junior-Senior Decoration Committee 35 F.T.A. 45 Chorus 45 Home- coming Sponsor 4. REYNOLDS, RONALD JAMES tNot Picturedj RIGGS, WILLIAM GRAY Class Vice-President 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,4, Captain 35 Monogram Club President 45 Senior Superlative. ROBERSON, PATSY ANN Basketball 15 F.N.A. 35 Glee Club 45 Chorus 45 4-H Club 15 Home Economics 1,4. ROE, ROBERT WALTER Advanced Industrial Arts 45 Substitute Bus Driver 3,45 Radio Club 3. ROGERS, LARRY Football 15 F.F.A. 1,25 4-H Club 1,25 Bus Driver 3. SAWYER, SAMUEL Bus Driver 45 Office Management 4. SEBASTIAN, CAROL ANN Band 1,2, lettered 35 Office Practice 45 F.H.A. 3, Historian 45 Student Librarian 35 4-H Club 1. SHEPHERD, WILLIAM CICERO SHUMATE, MADELYN WOOD Office Practice 45 Office Management 45 F.B.L. A. 45 Junior-Senior Planning Committee 3. SHUMATE, PRISCILLA GENEVA F.T.A. 45 Band 15 Basketball 15 4-H Club, Sec- .retary 15 Student Librarian 25 Junior-Senior Plan- ning Committee 35 Solesmanship Award 3. SHUMATE, THOMAS ALLEN SMALLBONES, FLORENCE RAY 'l'ri-Hi-Y 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. Sweetheart 45 F.N.A. 3,45 Dramatics Club 3,45 Junior-Senior Hos- tess 2, Planning Committee 35 Solesmanship Award 35 Junior Garden Club 4. SMITHEY, JOE EDWARD Bus Driver 2,35 Advanced Industrial Arts 45 F. sF.A. 1,2,3,4. VSTAFFORD, WALTER ED-WARD Class Officer 15 Band 1,2,3,45 U.N. Speech Con- test Winner 35 Dramatics Club 45 Science Club 1. STALEY, MABEL ANN F.B.L.A. 45 P.T.A. Bulletin 45 Office Management 45 Office Practice 45 Junior-Senior Hostess 25 4-H Club 1,2. STALEY, NANCY JANE Basketball 1,2, lettered 35 Student Council 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Junior-Senior Hostess 2, Decorating Committee 35 Youth Senate 2,35 Office Manage- ment 45 Monogiam Club 45 Magazine Sales Cita- tion 35 Senior Superlative. STROUD, MARY HELEN Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Basketball 2,35 Athletic Association 4. SUMMERS, RITA LOUISE Basketball 1,2,35 Cheerleader 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Junior-Senior Hostess 25 Planning Committee 35 Homecoming Attendant 1, Sponsor 45 Office Man- agement 45 Junior Garden Club 4. TAYLOR, AUDREY JANE Office Practice 45 Office Management 45 F.B. L.A. 45 F.H.A. 3, Reporter 4. TEAGUE, BETTY iNot picturedj THOMPSON, KAY REBECCA Marshal 35 GREEN AND GOLD Staff 35 V.F.W. Essay Contest Third Prize 35 F.T.A. 3, President 45 Junior-Senior Hostess 2, Decoration Committee 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Office Management 4. THOMPSON, TONI LYNNE Basketball 1, lettered 2,3,45 Girls' State Repre- sentative 35 Co-Chief Marshal 35 GREEN AND GOLD Staff 3,45 Editor's Roundtable 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, Secretary 45 F.N.A. 3, President 45 Green Key Society 45 Monogram Club Secretary 45 Junior- Senior Hostess 2, Planning Committee 35 Junior Garden Club, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Senior Super- lative. TRANSOU, ROBERT HORTON, JR. Hi-Y 3, Secretary 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Elkin: Latin Club 15 Football 1. TRIPLETTE, STEVE ANDREW F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Bus Driver 2,3,45 4-H Club 1,2. VANMETER, MARY GERALDINE Basketball 1,2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Junior-Senior Planning Committee 35 Athletic Association 4. VANNOY, JOHN GARY Football 1,2,3, Co-Captain, All-Conference 45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Class President 45 Class Treasurer 35 Student Council 1,45 Hi-Y 3, Treasurer 45 Junior- Senior Host 2, Planning Committee 35 Senior Su- perlative. ' VICKERY, ANNE LEWIS Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Band 2,3,45 Chorus, Vice-President 45 Glee Club 45 Junior-Senior Hosttss 2, Planning Committee 35 Dramatics Club 35 Basketball 15 .lun- ior Garden Club 45 Senior Superlative. WALKER, GLADYS ELIZABETH Student Council 3,45 4-H Club, President 35 F.B.L.A., President 45 Junior-Senior Planning Com- mittee 35 Office Practice 45 Office Management 4. WALKER, LINDA SUE Chorus 35 F.N.A. 3,45 Glee Club 4. Cheerleader 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 35 F.B.L.A. 45 Glee Club 45 Office Management 35 Office Practice 45 Junior- Senior Banquet Hostess 2. WALKER, REBECCA IRENE Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Office Management 35 Office Prac- tice 45 Glee Club 4. WALLACE, WILLIAM DEAN lNot picturedl F.F.A. 2,3,45 Bus Driver 35 Baseball 2. WALLACE, RACHEL KATHERYN Student Council 15 Glee Club 45 F.T.A. 45 Junior- Senior Dance Committee 35 Office Practice 2,3,4. WALSH, FLOYD EDWIN WALSH, HOMER CALVIN F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Football 2. WATSON, DONALD WADE Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Monogram Club 3,45 Hi-Y 45 Advanced Industrial Arts 4. WATTS, BILLY GENE Band 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 3,4. WEBSTER, MADGE P.T.A. Bulletin 45 Annual Staff 45 Basketball 1,25 Cheerleader 1,25 Homecoming Attendant 15 Office Management 4. WELLS, MARGARET ELIZABETH Office Practice 45 Office Management 45 Glee Club 4. WHICKER, JAMES HUBERT Student Council 2, President 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Baseball 25 Track 2,35 Class Ot- ficer 35 Green Key Society5 Vice-President 3,45 Marshal 35 Monogram Club 3,45 Hi-Y 3,45 V.F.W. Essay Contest list Placei Winner 35 Kiwanis Good Citizen Award 35 Junior-Senior Host 2, Toast-Mas- ter 35 Senior Superlative. WHITTINGTON, CLAUDE ALAN Chorus 1, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Glee Club 3,45 Band 1,25 Basketball 15 Senior Superlative. WILLIAMS, JUDITH KAY Glee Club 45 Chorus 2,3,45 4-H Club 1,4. WILLIAMS, MARY GLADYS WRAY, PENNINGTON CARSON, JR. Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Monogram Club 3,45 F.,F.A. 1,2,3,45 Junior-Senior Host 3. ZINN, REBECCA Chorus 35 F.H.A. 45 4-H Club 1,45 Marshal 3. Tipton Hill: Beta Club 25 GleeVCIub 1,25 Debate 2. The JUNIOR CLASS officers eagerly await the total from their magazine sales. Left to Right: JIM SPAINHOUR, presidentg CY BRAME, vice presidentg MR. EVANS, advisorg CAROLYN MITCHELL, secretary, and ODELL WHITE, treasurer . Oh! I hope my ring fits! . . . Subscribe for a magazine, mam? . . . Don't tell our Jr.-Sr. theme. Hey! Watch that LADDER, it's gonna' fall! . . . What'll l do? Three boys want to sit by the same girl! . . . ln the last-minute rush it seemed as if the Jr.-Sr. would never become a reality, but finally, when it did come, Juniors realized that the hard work, fun and fellowship which they had shared in creating the Jr.-Sr. gave them a double pleasure and meaning for that night. A wide sprinkling of those prized possessions, letters in sports and band, witnessed to Juniors' active participation in extra-curricular activities. More scholarly students worked on essay contests or debate. Their reward was membership in the Green Key and serving as marshals. Ladies and gentlemen, as you well know, my candidate . . . Who do you think will get to be president of the student body? . . . Vote for . . . lt was election time again and the student body should choose from the Junior class their student council leaders. Juniors began to think of September when they would be the leaders and dignified Seniors at Cen- tral. 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L sv W new M 'Pc' Li 1 -My if LM ff JUNIIJHS D DD l David Eller Della Jean Eller Jane Eller Ann Foster Donald Foster Hope Foster Judy Foster Raymond Foster Roy Foster Tom Frazier Barbara Gant Tommy Gentle James German Kaye German Judy Gore Rachel Grasmehr Bessie Griffin Fern Gryder Reba Hartzog Brenda Hayes Joan Hayes Martha Raye Hayes Jerry Haynes Sylvia Haynes . y M, 'K qi J, W L, ' ,. ,-. -1 .- .. - A , far 'A' ,L 'F ' ji 1 - L L 3- ' . . X 1 A x f ' 1' - X 'CNET J TQ th J -a.ur , - A L L, L ts., . tk L, s ,, if L X , L 1 I f .Q -- 1 1' Y L X K -. L, .. -f L ,, , ,K ,L L K L We ml N. i J ' J 'L ' L X L gf V f, My WL, ,L R Q L R D E . f F LM Page l'hirty'One i 1 J 'QY',,:' Kenneth Lambert 3 - 'O' Q' .L f Mariorie Lambert L, ff L Q in rx? 6. Q5 W 4 ew '-T-' Ray Love Q 4 4 1 4 , V ,V V it X, , Mary .lo Lowe -f ' V Q-f 7 - T7 A ' ' if QQ Rebecca Lowe Brenda Carol Marlow X it ii L 1 - Edith Carol Marlow it , ' . MTI Sandra Marshall 1 L ,... 7: LA . h h Doris Mastin A V ' ' Vh ,am :A -cl S t ,jr , Richard Meade , QQ' 5 fy V y T -Q so Bi ' X Sarah Meadows ,, -, ' 3 '-wif , 'i9'i Avalon Minton r P ' J Jeanette Minton ' rtltl llll , ' ' . Tommy Minton L 1 l Q' Carolyn Mitchell L V. . Barkley Moore 2 My A' 'fl' gp ,w We ,eg ' .Q -A Jerry Moore V A - L H V, ' Q 5 + , Mary Lou Moore 'fi N- Q . 2 ' - , x7 7 ' ' O 1 7 L Shirley Moore y ' Jerry Morrison my A ' E Jo Ann Myers L Q-L ff 2 f' yy X J he K 1 JUNIUHS Je UE X 'THE Mike Absher, Deretha Roberts, Lois Ann Myers, Here Lie the Bears. Need W0 Sily IHOYC? The IUIll0l' Betty Jean Helms, Dee Coleman, Gail Woodward, and Class is out to get Mt- AIU'- Iim Spainhour represent their class on the Student Coun- eil. Page Thirty-Two J ' V , g in -J Nl J ii , i Lois Ann Myers ,,, , , N -N, - ,mf A P ff vw Bill Neahr D y 1 1 g u K gp 3 ,, E g, Nancy Newton P QL f we-A if 2 X, tfxsh Nancy Oakley f , J' W ii ev Jane Oliver A A L Grace Osborne .av Nellie Owens John Robert Pardue i in A -. J my Dean Parker 9 . A , G, ,te .., P Q ' 'K ' - , lf 37 ... .. gf In ,f Q, V is sr X Thomas Roe Mildred Rogers Billy Roope Betty Russell Raymond Seagle Boyuer Shaver Gilbert Sheets Steve Shepherd James Henry Shew Tony Shoaf Danny Shumaker Glenda Shumate Peggy Shumate Sue Sidden Martha Smithey Bertha Souther Dorothy Snyder Winston Snyder My Louise Parker Lorene Parlier Buddy Patrum 4 Mary Sue Perry Linda Phillips .vs Margaret Poteat 4 Brenda Prevette Billy Prevette W if Augustine Quilici kt. i A K, , ,F Q V X , 9 it 5, 'i Loretta Reavis s '5 2 ' Richard Reeves f .,: K u J. V. Reins My fa.: A E.. g Mary Reins 'fl 2 f rw gl 'tr f Kent Rhodes Ag gfw Ji! A i MIX Deretha Roberts N Y JUNIIJH5 Ng 1 5 or R it no fr. 1: S 1, Q' 4. it :ar Y P --as . 7: ,.. N, g J is .Q 1, ' --if 4 he 1 5- V ' T 'P' 'T' A g ' ff' P 'X ' gf . ilpi X 1 Ni U' U Q- y ref' C J. D is e J 'li ' fi? V L ' 21? ea . K vu Q' ' .W if? A, vs K' i ci, S , A 5 'if' - Q K fs kx-, V- . K, E,? W 3' Page Thirty-Three Jim Spainhour Wanda Stomper Dale Stoker Janice Stone Sylvia Tester Vera Triplette Charles Walker Mary Walker .. ., , -1' mr K Q: Q- MV 4, ..,- . -,, Q w-my A -1 ..-N., Q eng Q ,, f ,J :za ef l l l' J ff' -, ,, . i ' ' p 1 N it 'SO - it 3'1- ffgwigtiq V . N. .-ww.. I-st 'WK Nuff Mary Sue Watson , i 4'i' h 1-J? A., 'K Tommy Wellborn l Q- 5 is W t V k J Odell White L,.,'. ' if ve-v W' 1 'ffl Ronnie Whittington 'Y ' Dina Williams J Edwin Williams J V Gail Woodward f f Linda Wyatt A , ig ,A J t 'fr 2 at Rozella Wyatt R 6 U A xi J Judy Yates 5 fffg' J ,,, NOT PICTURED: Rex Bumgarner James Canter Harold Coffey Bryant Dotson Billy Ray Dula Roger Eller Bill Minton Steve Steele Larry Walsh .IUNIIIHS is 6 With pride juni0rg..Ne11ie Owens, Rozella Wyatt an! Hope combines her artistic talent with Brendas in D01-is Mag-,tin-put on gheil- class rings' genuity and Elame's competent supervision to produce Page Thirty-Four one of the best Iunior-Seniors yet. 4 v 1 'O 4-5, These SOPHOMORE OFFICERS-STEVE BUM- CARNER, presidentg ELAINE MOORE, vice-presidentg SANDRA WALTER, secretaryg and JIM ELLER, treas- urerg are preparing to serve as hosts and hostesses for the Junior-Senior. BETTY JO MCCLAMERY, BENNY PHILLIPS, SAN- DRA WALTER, AURELIA BROWN, STEVE BUM- CARNER, JAMES COOK, PHYLLIS IARVIS, BETTY DOUGLAS, and ELAINE MOORE-SOPHOMORE STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS-plan their Soph- omore Hop. For Brutus is an honorable man . . . Lemme ll see your driver's license . . . Is he going STEADY? . sneaking down the halls without a pass . . . getting caught . . . experience in detention halls Latin coniugations and logarithms . . . Sopho- mores went through the usual initiation of hard work and collision with the rules, but they managed to pack into their days the thrill of looking forward to their Junior year and class rings. F SUPHUMUHE5 tas S ' I T 1, ARLIE ABSHER S A I ' A ' me A CHARLES ABSHER L S ... A f ' '-' GAR ABSHER t ' 'U' A Emi if M TOM ABSHER ,. X A Q T T , A ANNETTE ADAMS -A it To DEAN ADAMS -an .gay if if X. -ASQ, Rf A DIANE ANDERSON DARWIN ANDERSON E. C. ANDERSON PANSY ANDERSON VERA ANDERSON ALDEN ASHLEY JAMES ASHLEY ALLEN BAITY E-'fx CHARLOTTE BALLARD T, DEAN BARLOW '::- T B g LOIS BARLOW Q A L 75 Q KAYE BEAMEN ss, A is ' MARTHA BELL L 9 S A ANN BERRONG . CHARLIE BILLINGS , T MORRIS BILLINGS LN A B ' L , A g A ORALEE BILLINGS W ,, A t'Ltg WILLIAM BILLINOS 9 -. T 1.4 -- -if A asf A A A Qt S. PETE BISHOP A LOLT 1 A W gg 5 .Q g A L' M S ERNEST BLANKENSHIP .. A A L A fy A A fAAA M- A A A B' BETTY Lou BLEVENS S M4 as BILL BRAME Page Thirty-Five ,dj NORMA BREWER I HIRAM BRIMEGAR BETTY BROCK I LEANORD BROOKS , ROY BROOKS I ANN BROOKSHIRE AURELIA BROWN fm J... A7 -RN ' rv ,, 1. X , . ,. . C- 4 T... Is 1,--. yy wg, . ,IR 'B-af , Na-U.: S AM' I W .W wx' YL DWIGHT BROWN I I ESTELLE BROWN HAROLD BULLIS LINDA BUMGARNER STEVE BUMGARNER '- ,cv-'ct-A I' I BOBBY BROWN -X B B .-J' , E ,- '5 ,, W A . A '44-' . I Q7 - EDWIN BURKE M A ' I' JIMMY BYNUM A MAROIE BYNUM BETTY JOE BYRD A JERRY BYRD ' JOHN THOMAS BYRD N CHARLES CAIN I ' ,. A R nt, 1'- 3 is X Y 4' ,. N ' 3 STEVE CALDWELL I ' BUDDY CALL EDD CALL F. D. CANTER MARY FRANCES CASHION GERALDINE CHAMBERS PEGGY CHATHAM MIKE CHURCH ' ' F' J K ' I JIMMY COMBs JAMES COOK JIM COSTNER A CAROL Cox . . vs , -, I' f' 'V' 223' l I 4- - ,- .. ,, N Y, ,, ax ,Q . an is vv v- Bb .Q U EMMA JEAN CRAWFORD JAMES DAVIS R , ,ig ENOLA DEVINNEY ' 'B '76 1C 5. QA ,, I L EUGENE DILLARD BETTY DOUGLAS ELIZABETH EARP I BRENDA EDMISTON ur 4 ur 41 'TJ gr ,C Bs- ,gp I we C -A AY 'Z'-' 2'- JOHNNY EDMISTON 'Q BILL ELDER 1 - Q , A BOBBY ELLEDGE I MAURICE ELLEDGE JIM ELLER MAE ELLER 5 IBLI I A REBECCA ELLIOT f f BOBBY ELLIS Q N JEAN ELLIS QL - A SYLVIA FARRINGTON I I In , I 4' , B, , , :M -nr RALPH FAW RICHARD FAW SHERILL FAW RACHEL FELTS 4' BARBARA FERGUSON LARRY FERGUSON LINDA FINLEY AGNES FLETCHER ' BRUCE FLETCHER f I LEN FORESTER ' . fp T SUSAN FORESTER ' wi F BETTY JANE FOSTER ' Af' I V LEE FOSTER I .,. ft -... DENNIS FRANCIS A I 'E ' Page Thirty-Six .1-A sv' ,, IQ .XC Ri? it K 'BN in -sn ff'- Q nw. Y R - N' 'S Y sm I FW bf W s Q Y '7 W.. 5 ' I K .., - R I 2 'T-6 As. . N.. A.,. in Y., 'V -1 .. f . . 'Q M , ,. -. .-.-- fa 'ha nr 'R 'f S' ' , r Q x k-g' ' Q- I ww . - 31 ' I , , - M-.. ' 12- ff 'fd' , 1 v- -o . - f' '- x,- Q, , - , 5 -3 '. A I . A I X w i: . , 3 4.9 'pf is , gi 'J G ' as 1 'an avr' ' S -. I ' .. 4' - , - ,,. I Q' f I 1' -3, 1: 'sf f 1 I J' . I A2 , if K , ,. 6 K :- x. -Tlx I 5 ..-:I AA K '!L I Ny--.. .X J fl, 1, 'IQ Q . I ' .. V EL - R A , .-j , I M- ,.. ?S - I A Eff ff-vfiflMF J I3 at 4- 1 If--X - . 2 , T, . 2 ,Z . if I , .Q ,, Rf X . Y , JIM FRAZIER THELMA FRAZIER CARLEY GALES ROGER GAMBILL RUSSELL GAMBILL KATHLEEN GREGORY MARGARET HALL MAXINE HAMBY PEGGY HAMBY REBIA HAMBY GENE HANDY MARY ELIZABETH HARRIS LANELLE HARROLD LUCILLE HARTLY JUNIOR HAYNES SIGMON HENDERSON LINDA JO HINCHER SANDRA HOGAN EARLENE HOLLAND CAROLYN HOOPER WARREN HORTON CAROL LOU JAMES LIBBY JARVIS PHYLLIS JARVIS REX JARVIS SAM JARVIS DONNY JENNINGS ARCHIE JOHNSON CLYDE JOHNSON DON JOHNSON FLAKE JOHNSON ISREAL JOHNSON JAMES JOHNSON LINDS JOHNSON RICHARD JOHNSON SHIRLEY JOHNSON TOMMY JOHNSON MICKEY JOHNSON GORDON JOINES LILLIE JOINES MAX JOINES MAXIE LOU JONES ROB ROY JONES ERNEST KEY BARBARA KILBY RAYMOND KILBY LINDA KINLAW SUSAN KITE GEORGE LAND MARY JANE LANKFORD JACK LEDFORD DONALD LOVE JERRY LOVE KIRBY LOWE LOUISE LOWE MAC LOVETTE FANNIE JANE MAHAFFEY RUTH MARLOW PHIL MASTIN DON MATHIS BETTY JO McGLAMERY JOHNNY McGRADY MARTHA MCLAUGHLIN Page Thirty-Seven TOMMY McNEILL RUBY MILAM J. V. MILLER PAUL MILLER RAYMOND MILLER SHIRLEY MINK BETTY MINTON FLORENCE MINTON MARLENE MINTON NANCY MINTON ROY MINTON LINDA MITCHELL CHARLES MOORE ELAINE MOORE KAY MOORE LINDA MYERS JERRY MYERS MARY NEAHR HAROLD NICHOLS MABEL OAKLEY PHILIP O'NEAL MARILYN OSBORNE RAY OSBORNE EDWIN OWENS DICKIE PARDUE FRANKLIN PARDUE OLIVIA PARDUE TOM PARDUE DONALD PARKER EUGENE PARKER WANDA PARKER JEWELL PARLIER ERIC PAYNE MARTHA PEARSON OLLIE PEARSON CAROL PEGRAM JAMES PENNELL JERRY PENNELL RAY PENNELL BENNY PHILLIPS JUDY PHILLIPS KAY PHILLIPS MARTHA PHILLIPS JAMES PIERCE JESSIE L-EE POINDEXTER JAMES POTEAT A 'X , 5 ' A QQ, SL, , W' . 17' J ki, i M 8 Q4 ,A ' Q n A x W 'zz 'fi-' 3' rf , -'W I 3, -,uw - 'I f A .Q nr vi 1 If '95 I-CA. A W Jr I A ,,4'S 3.1 2 Qu.. - wa f A .w,Qag.a1:? Q A. MA - ,,- iw I I QQ fl X Y' 47 I.: JEANNETTE PREVETTE I JERRY PREVETTE JOE PREVETTE JUNIOR PREVETTE TOMMY PRUITT FRANKIE PYLES EUGENIE RAND ANNIE RUTH REINS w--Q-31, BARBARA REAvls ! f A YJ ww x Nr f W x KENNETH REYNOLDS BILLY RHOADES JAMES RHODES NANNIE LEE RHODES SHERILL RHODES JEANETTE ROBINSON SYLVIA ROBINSON JAMES ROE Page Thirty-Eight K- :QW F. ,M V ff 'S if. I5 f I 2 I as W .Q--sf 'N EQ In :- R.- A .A N 4 Q .N -A XX, 2 fig, I' IX -f . gg: . 4: 3 f if I 5 V9 LW? 31 'wr' 45: 5 T7 A L. 1 Q' . AM I ft 107 -C. 5. C3 , A 1 MMV? 'ii-. v. - wr - AGI W 5-xx L ':1.1' ov -. , 1 fl ye-Q I w- 4 wi TLB, ' f I ki FL IQ, K xx , wi may . YZ? X '1-7 A In .-Q T -if-I 'A , --1 I . wi lf.. fs ? , ' A X 'A I Y QA ' ff-if ' A . Y I I 4 fm., X A A I S Y3qWVS'1N2M 'nv Y x 'V' vu ,view 's WZ? 'Y fn 10 'ol JN. . .S E ., f-I um- ,, . , Kg. ,Q Q ,n ..:?. x '-I L . 1 'x 3 e Q - , , u. ,an 1- A A F' If '- 'Lv 4: ,Wu BX? fi'-P ,- A 2, v- lf? '4 E. x 5 f-1' .J , 1-.. 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G. WALSH JERRY WALSH STEVE WALSH SANDRA WALTER KAY WATSON FRANZ WIEBEL WARD WELBORN ROBBIE JO WEST LINDA SUE WHITTINGTON PHIL WILES ANNE WILLIAMS LEO WILLIAMS GENE WINTERS BOBBY WOLFE LANE WOOD BARBARA WYATT NOT PICTURED: Arlie Brown Harley Brown Harold Bullis Peggy Alice Hamby Reba Haynes James Calvin Burke Fred Taylor Crcnor Paul Grose Clyde Johnson Joe Johnson Everette Lowe Elaine McNeill Edwin Owens Page Thirty-Nine PHESHME School life was newness and challenge to the freshmen. The green and yellow halls were filled with the excitement of the first football game, first research paper, and first real crush. Detention halls and Doc's rules were dreaded things. Freshmen reached out and grasped for the whole of life at Central and, becoming accustomed to it, began to take on the airs of upcoming sophomores. CURTIS ABSHER LOCKIE ABSHER REGGIE ABSHER TROY LEE ABSHER ANNIE RUTH ADAMS LORETTA ADAMS BETTY JANE ANDERSON GLENNA ANDERSON JERRY ANDERSON JIMMY ANDERSON JOYCE ANDERSON L KENNETH ANDERSON I, ,U A t RALPH ANDERSON A ROBERT ANDERSON . f ROSE ANN ANDERSON If I ROSE MAE ANDERSON R HELEN ANTONAKAS ' -L GERALDINE ATWOOD H up-: Ili 'I LINDA BALL ' I BETTY SUE BARKER W it ' HARVEY BARLOW 'T .IUANITA BARLOWE , -A ...sf- .1,,e X,L,, ELMA JEAN BARR , , Q' JACKSON BELL A B- J. Y. BELL g KENNETH BELL to OPAL BELL .,,,, ...Ev A - fr: .R A It tg WALTER ANDERSON . Bt FRESHMEN STUDENT COUNCIL members arc pleased with the Red Cross collections. Seated: Ann Compton johnson, Johnny Myers, standing, left to right: ED ABSHER Zora VVebster, Glenna Anderson, VViIma Sue Curry, Mary Turner Gibbs, Martha Io Cabe, Ann Miller, Linda Shumate, Larry Jennings, and Troy Lee Absher. L ,gk Eh., M- .. L A . L J 'Q Q21 LT , :gf AN LB it J I II I to :ri new 0 5 ff f ' I wa' Y, BILLY BENSON L, ggl, 9 LEJ, A 'Av f ,. 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G. GRIMES JEANETTE GROCE JOHN HENRY GROCE CAROLE HALL RAY HALL WANDA HALL JUDY HAMBY ROGER HAMBY SAMMY HANDY ANN RITA HARRIS EDGAR HARRIS REBECCA HARRIS BETSY HARTLEY FRANK HARTLEY MARY FRANCES HARTLEY NORA ANN HAYES OPAL HAYES CAROLE HAYNES Page Forty-One IRENE HAYNES JERRY HAYNES RACHEL HELMS MARY HENDERSON NORMA HENDREN QORIS HICKS JIMMY HODGES TED HOLDER SHIRLEY HOLMAN HAZEL HOUCK ELLA HOWELL EDDIE HUNTER REX INSCORE JETTIE JARVIS MARVIN JENKINS DOROTHY JENNINGS LARRY JENNINGS MARY JENNINGS ANN COMPTON JOHNSON ERNEST JOHNSON JAMES JOHNSON JEAN JOHNSON JESSIE JOHNSON JOHNNY JOHNSON JUDY JOHNSON NANCY JOHNSON PATSY JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSON STEVE JOHNSON WILLIAM JOHNSON W. J. JOHNSON JAY JOIN-ES JEAN JONES RICK JONES BETTY KEY NANCY KEY RICHARD KNIGHT LORETTA KYLE JERRY LAMBERT JOHN LARUE DOUGLAS LAWS BARBARA LEDFORD CELIA ANN LEE H. D. LENDERMAN JANE LENDERMAN DIANE LEWIS JAMES LINEBERRY BILLY LONG NORMA JEAN LOVE BARBARA LOVETTE BUDDY LOVETTE JAMES LOVETTE BRENDA LOWE MARTHA LOWE IRENE LUNSFORD JOY MANSHIP RODDY MARROW JUDY MARUS CLAY MASTIN DONALD MASTIN LETTY MATHIS GLADYS McDANIEL JACKIE McENTIRE BILLY MICHAEL JESSICA MICHAEL KATHY MICHAEL ANN MILLER CHARLES MILLER JENNY MILLER PATSY SUE MILLER STEVE MILLER KENNETH MILLS JOE MINTON SHIRLEY MINTON MARGIE MISKELLY JUNIOR MITCHELL ANN MOORE HELEN MOORE KATHERINE MOORE ANN MORRISON JOHNNY MYERS TROY NANCE KIT NEAVES C. H. NECESSARY LARRY NICHOLS KATHY SUE PARDUE JOYCE PARUE MARIE PARKER Page Forty-Two rv' ff -1- ffv. - ' I L 3 B. gi . kk V iz' . X W W, l I ,,,+gA A f f It ' I M I IK-,N 1 IJ ...4 A I I I W , I P . J Aw .qv 'WN ,fy M., ' ' x , N, 9 xx .QQ . ,. A -.' AV If I R 1 ' 2 ff f .. g i , 1 Ki 5' . :K QA . , I i - ' , ' N. . I, if -A A C J' NM L. -, ' ri A :H - - XX .. - . 43.2 A 'A E Z, 'T Q .,. ,P ? F' I Q rv Q. X I s V ' Lf iq, . - E . . 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J- x SIX .- 'Q' SHIRLEY PARSONS JIMMY PATRUM LONNIE PAYNE RUSSELL PEARSON TOMMY PEARSON SARAH PENDERGRASS RAY PHILLIPS DOLLY PILKINGTON ZELLA MAE PILKINGTON JOHN PIPES DORIS POINDEXTER SHIRLEY -PORTER CHARLES POTEAT MARTHA PRATT KENNETH PREVETTE WORTH PREVETTE ANGELIA PRIESTER TOMMY PROFITT BRENDA RASH GAIL REAVIS JULENE REEVES GLORIA REYNOLDS OMA ROBERTS FLOYD ROGERS RICHARD ROTEN BETTY LOU ROYAL GAIL RUSSELL JUDY SALE DANNY SEAGRAVES LEWIS SEBASTIAN MARLENE SHEETS CAROL SHEPARD SUSIE SHEW LINDA SHUMATE ROSA LEE SHUMATE SHIRLEY SMITHEY WAYNE SMITHEY ALVIN SOUTHERN VIRGIL SOUTHERN BILL SPARKS BOBBY JO SPRINKLE JOYCE STALEY WAYNE STEELE PAIGE ANN STOKER KENNETH STONE SHELTON STROUD CLARA TAYLOR JIMMY TAYLOR TRAVIS TAYLOR CATHERINE TEDDER ELI TEDDER REX TORRENCE LINDA TRIPLETT WALL! VANMETER OTIS WAGONER KAY WALKER SARAH JANE WALKER BETTIE SUE WALSH GRACE WALSH JANEY WALSH KEITH WALSH STANLEY WALSH SANDRA WATSON DANNY WEAVER ZORA WEBSTER NANCY WELLBORN JOHN ROY WELLS BARBARA WHITE DAVID WILES LANNY WILES ANNIE MAE WILLIAMS ERIC WILLIAMS CAROLE WINGLER JUDY WINGLER HAROLD WOOD RONNIE WOODIE HARVEY WRAY LORENE WYATT MARY WYATT HUBERT YORK Page Forty Three 1 BAND OFFICERS, left to right, First Row: Marie .Representing the WILKES CENTRAL BAND in the Brooks, secretary. Second Row: Andy Helms, librarian, elmic at Boone were Sam Gabe, Buddy Caudill, Larry Ann Vickery, reporter, Ransom Barlow, vicefpresidentg Billings, Bob Transou, Charles Lackey, and Ann Vickery. WILKES IIENTHI-lL BAND First Row: Elaine McNeil, Mary Harris, Martha Cabe, Andy Helms, Larry Billings, Carolyn Mitchell. Second Row: Elizabeth Earp, Peggy Hamby, Sigmon Henderson, Sue Sidden, Jeanette Prevette, Jinny Miller, Marie Brooks, Barkley Moore, Judy Foster. Third Row: Sam Cabe, Suzzane So-mers, Ann Moore, Harold Chipman, Jim Mills, Ransom Barlow, Wayne Davis, Bob Transou, Jack Friend, Susan Forester. Fourth Row: Judy Phillips, Tommy Pearson, Rachael Helms, Richard Johnson, Gene Winters, Ward Gilreath, Buddy Caudill, Stephen Shepherd, Kirby Lowe Wade Adams James German, Edlie Stafford, Richard Brewer, Carter Perkins. Fifth Row: Nancy Jones, Elaine Moore, Glenna Anderson, Johnny Mastin, Larry Nichols, Lois Marlow, Charles Bumgamer, Billy Watts, Allen Jolmson, Dean Barlow, John Sowder, Eric Payne, Dale Brannock, Charles Lackey. Standing: Ann Vickery, Betty Jean Helms, Florence Smallbones, Mary Turner Gibbs, Buddy Call, Wanda Ferguson, Mary Flo Foster. Page Forty-Four HUB MAJUHETTE5 IIHUM MAJUH Our talented MAIORETTES, Barkley Moore, Judy Foster, Carolyn Larry Billings, Drum Maiar Mitchell, Betty Jean Helms. A 'fZ 9 . ..:.. 55 , , , uw- 7'0 0 . law' i il ff' ' - Lfbl Come on and fight, Wilkes Central! . . . the crowd singing along Victors . . . Two long lines of green-clad bandsmen . . . hot drills . . . Do I turn right two steps . . . no, left four steps . . . follow the man in front of you and hope he's right . . . working hard to learn music . . . occasionally hitting half tones not in music . . . Mr. Robinson directing . . . All right, you birds, GET DOWN TO WORK! . . . noisy, fun-packed band busses . . . the long ride home after a lost ball game . . . shared sympathy . . . pride in marching in the April Festival Parade and Home- coming Parade, playing in the Christmas Concert, Duke Col- lege Day ball game and District Contest . . . working together and hoping for a good rating to take to the State Contest. Memories of these activities and friendships shared in the band cause graduates to come back every now and then to visit in their old bandroom. Mr. William C. Robinson, Director Page Forty-Five 1 2 'F w Q G .Q- , . 5 U 'ir A Ll . x it ,I r' ' I First Row: Janette Minton, Linda Phillips, Mary jo Lowe, Loretta Beavis Wanda Stamper, Noella Zinn, Kathleen Moore, Sue Harrold, Clara Johnson, Barbara Cant. Second Row: Enola Deviney, Martha Wheeler, Betty Ann Huie, Glenna Shumate, Dorothy Snyder, Kate Elledge, Barbara Combs, Mary Reins, Dorothy Cant, Geraldine Elledge, Sandra Watson. Third Bow: Rosella Wyatt, Nellie Owens, Shirley Anderson, Carol Marlowe, Kathie Eller, Judy Williams, Helen Reavis, Kay Moore, Patsy johnson, Diane Anderson, Ann Brookshire. Fourth Row: Richard Brewer, Boyeur Shaver, Ronnie Key, Tommy Shumate, Raymon Miller, Sam Cabe. Fifth Row: Ronnie Whittington, Mike Carrington, Roger Cambill, Bill Brame, Sherill Bryant, Tommy johnson. , l u l ELEE CLUB All right, stop the talking and let's get to work. Miss Clements' voice rang out through the cacaphony of voices. Every Tuesday and during the few night sessions, Glee Club members did work, learning the music for civic club programs or con- tests, hoping for high ratings and community recognition. How tense they were, waiting for the contest ratings to be posted, and how happy when they got a superior CU. The work had paid off not only in high ratings but in memories of a job well done, of friendships formed in singing together and of representing the school at the Mars Hill or Greensboro choral clinics. First Row: Margaret Coffey, Martha Hayes, Pricilla Shumate, Ruth Walker, Donna Holbrook, Susan Forester, Judy Core, Betty Harwell, Celia Lee. Second Bow: Myrna Adams, Frances Kyle, Charlotte Lenderman, Sue Walker, Katherine Wallace, Ann Vickery, Betty Key, Ann Billings, Sarah Meadows, Sally Combs. Third Row: Carol james, joy Manship, Nancy Welbom, Carol Shepherd, Betty Bumgarner, Shirley Moore, Lillie Ioines, Alice Thompson, Elaine Anderson, Patsy Robinson. Fourth Row: David Deal, James Davis, Fred Pearson, I. V. Reins, Daniel Nichols, Tommy Amold, Kirby Lowe, Buddy Caudill. l ll C7 Second Period Chorus, left to right, First Row: Peggy Shumate, Loretta lieavis, Betty Harwell, Carol james, Kay Moore. Frances Kyle. Second Row: Janette Minton, Mary jo Lowe, Linda Phillips, Kate lilledge, Stacie Johnson, Kathleen Moore. Noella Zinn. Third Row: Ann Vickery, Mary Beins, Barbara Cant, Patsy llohinson, Helen Beavis, Barbara Combs, Fourth Row: ltaynion Miller, Tonnny Arnold, Richard Brewer, C. C. lValsh. Fifth Bow: Buddy Caudill, James Davis, T. Ci Billings, Sam Cabe, Sherill Bryant. EHIJHUSES Choral students had a busy year presenting music for the radio devotions during the World Week of Prayer, programs for the Kiwanis and the Lions Clubs, and learning that all-im- portant contest music. There was time though for fun such as the picnic when 2nd period played 3rd period in baseball. Left: Second Period Chorus officers are Mary jo Lowe, librarian, Ann Vickery, social chairman, Linda Phillips, secretary and treasurer, . Sherill Bryant, president. Bight: Third Period Chorus officers are Daniel Nichols, president, Sarah Meadows, social chainnang Fred Pearson, librarian, Claude VVhittington, secretary and treasurer. 1 Third Period Chorus, left to right, First Row: joan Hayes, Lillie Ioines, Shirley Moore, VVanda Stannper, Judy Gore, Sarah Meadows. Second Row: Martha Wheeler, Carol Carlowe, Dorothy Snyder, Betty Huie, Glenda Slnunate. Elaine Ander- son. Third Row: J. V. Reins, Herbert Pardue, Claude WVhittington, Daniel Nichols, Fred Pearson, joe Brooks. E7 'Whisk 'C Who is the guy in this picture? I never saw him before! . . . My tongue is all stuck up licking picture labels . . . I iust sold my FIRST AD! Wasn't so bad after all. . . . Would you like to subscribe for an annual? . . . Selling ads, identifying pictures, collecting facts for the student directory, working on copy-what seemed an endless amount of work entailed in putting out an annual faced the small group working in Room 15. HENRY ABSHER Editor of '58 Green and Cold GREEN AND BULB STAFF Hey, Look at this one! . . . Rebecca Lowe, Lois Ann Myers, Blan Minton, Toni Thompson, and Sarah Jane Payne find identifying pictures very interesting. ex' Q nn., Rebecca Gilreath, Judy Yates, Mary Hendren, Betty Harwell, Kay Forester, and Nancy King Newton proofread the copy. GREEN AND BULB ST!-llflf Each staff member had a iob to do, and working together the members managed to publish a record of this year's activities. The final reward came when each member proudly opened 1he '58 GREEN AND GOLD and eagerly inspected the special part that l helped with. MRS. FLOYD WOODWARD Adviser to Green and Cold Staff we--5 ,xg , .J K rf Page Forty-Nine Members of the SENIOR TRI-HI-Y are,'left to right, First Row: Malinda Duncan, president. Second Row: Toni Thompson, secretary, Judy Hubbard, vice-president, Ann Pardue, treasurer. Third Row: Sarah' Payne, chaplain, Linda Codbey, sargeant-at-arms, Judith Barlow, reporter. Fourth Row: Rebecca Lowe, Lois Myers, Geraldine VanMeter, Barkley Moore, Judy Foster. Fifth Row: Brenda Bumgarner, Diane Kuenzel, LaRue Cleary, Linda Burke, Linda Howell, Carolyn Blevins, Linda Bauguss. Sixth Row: Kay Forester, Betty Helms, Martha Harrold, Della Jean Eller, Io Ann Myers, Billie jean Cox, Betty Harwell, Kay Thompson, Brenda Prevette. Seventh Row: Rebecca Cilreath,Iane Oliver, Florence Smallbones, Sylvia Holder, Helen Stroud, Jane Staley, janet Fletcher, Charlotte Lenderman, Lelia Cooper, Becky Walker, Hope Foster. Eighth Row: Anne Vickery, Anndora Ingle, Marie Brooks, Rita Summers, Dee Coleman, julia Elledge, Judy Gore, Carolyn Mitchell, Linda Monday Sandra Marshall, Gail Woodward, Nancy New- ton. THI-HI-Y 'Will any Tri-Hi-Yer ever forget the thrill of being installed -lighting the candle, being pinned by her big sister . . . the make a speech program fWas your favorite subject The Sewage System in Russia or Why I Hate Boys? l . . . the after-ball-game dances . . . working at the con- cession stand . . . the simple, moving, Christmas program . . . exchanging presents . . . the kitten which someone re- ceived, peeping out of the wrapping . . . Wouldn't you like to buy a pennant? . . . the New Year's dedication service . . . familiar faces around the campfire . . . We are climbing Jacob's ladder. Each person has her own special memories, but this year the Tri-Hi-Y, with Miss Theda Holder, advisor, offered many and varied activities and programs, Christian fellowship permeating all. l Top: Gimme a big orange Drank, Shouts a customer to the Tri-Hi-Y girls who sold concessions at the basketball games. Bottom: Judith gives Ann the money for the pennants which she sold as Martha and Linda check on the profits. Page Fifty V Members of the HI-Y, left to right, First Row: Alan Foster. Second Row: Blan Minton, Cary Vannoy, Henry Absher. Thidr Row: jim Mills, Boy Eller, jim Jarvis, Tom Blair, Avalon Minton. Fourth Row: Mr. Evans, advisor, jim Wliicker, john Kerbaugh, F. D. Forester, Donald Watson, john Elledge. Fifth Bow: Andy Helms, jerry Moore, Larry Billings, Ward Cilreath, Freddie Jennings, Larry Kilby. Top: HI-Y OFFICERS, left to right, Mr. Evans, advisor, Henry Absher, vice-president, Alan Foster, president, Cary Vannoy, treasurer, Blan Minton, chaplain, Tom Blair, sergeant- at-arms. Bottom: As on of their activities, Tom Blair and Freddie Jennings give devotions over the inter-com. HI-Y Did Andy ever pay for his T-shirt? . . . O. K. You guys, quiet it down will you! male voices traveled out over the air. We're not making all of it . . . Some one PLEASE go over and tell those girls to be quiet . . . But there was a serious side to the meetings as well, signified by quiet during the devotions and interest in the programs. The programs showed a looking forward to years ahead. Guest speakers-Mr. W. D. Halfacre, Mr. Richard Johnson, and Mr. J. H. Whicker-spoke on Christian ideals as re- lated to business. Army and Navy recruiters explained military obligations and different ways of fulfilling them. At Christmas members sold candy to raise money for the World Service Proiect, Building for Brotherhood, pro- moted in co-operation with the Tri-Hi-Ys. Avalon Minton and Jerry Moore were representives to the Inter-state Hi-Y convention. Page Fifty-One D These student LIBRARIANS help take an inventory of the book room. Left to- right: Fern Cryder, treasurer, Linda Mitchell, Judith Barlow, president, Marlene Rogers, Barbara Cant, Mary Hendren, rerporterg Glenda Shumate, Secretary, Shirley Anderson, vice president, Mary Reins, and Reba Hamby. LIBHAHIAN5 May I check this book out? . . . Yes, sign your name right here . . . Hey, Joe, did you see that movie last night? . . . Please, can't you be a little quieter? . . . Where can I find Cicada? . . . Look under insects, it's in the 5937's . . . Ug! We're shellacking book backs again' today . . . Just look at that stack of books! . . . Won- der what we are going to use for the bulletin board this month? As one of her duties, Carolyn Minton types the overdue book list. The Librarian's Club is a service organization under the guidance of Miss Moretz. lts purpose is creating more in- terest in reading. The librarians furnish information to those unfamiliar with the Dewey decimal system and help to make the library a pleasant, quiet place where one may browse, read, study, or perhaps thumb through a magazine. Mary Hendren takes pride in keeping our books straight. Page Fifty-Two i 1 The Girls' Athletic Association, an organi- zation for freshmen and sophomore girls in- terested in athletics, met every Tuesday. Or- ganized into teams, the girls played such games as volleyball, softball, basketball and track. In the G.A.A., under the leadership of Coach Hubbard, members learned not only the skills required in playing the games, but also the rules and history of the sports, and the refereeing. Most important, though, in the give and take of the games the girls learned to practice good sportsmanship. ring- .tan GAA Tumbling is just one of the many activities of the Girl's Athletic Asso- ciation. THANSPUHTATIUN Oh, brother! Another muddy road! Are we going to sli-i-i-de off the road? Whew! I thought we would hit the ditch that time. All right, boys, SIT DOWN: we aren't going to have any fighting on here. DON'T stick your head out the window-orlyour arm either. No, I don't have a hole in my head. I saw you through the mirror, that's how. Sometimes I'd like to quit driving a bus, but when I drive up in front of the school, I feel good, somehow. Maybe it's because I know that children didn't have to walk through that mud I had such a time with, or be- cause l'm proud of a safe driving record, or because I have a feeling of being a part of the largest high school fleet in the state. Maybe it's all of these! BUS DRIVERS, left to right, First Row: Mr. Sidden, adviser, james H. Shew, Max Ioines, Don lnscore, Katie Mathis, Linda Bauguss, Alden Ashley, Gilbert Sheets, I. V. Reins. Second Row: Phil Carlton, Sam Sawyer, Dean Barr, Bill Eldretli. Don Mathis, Steve Triplette, Douglas Oakley, Don Blackburn, jim Blackburn. Third Row: Lawrence Anderson, jack Austin, Johnny Mastin, Bill Martin, Fred Jennings, jim Costner, Tom Minton, Arvil Adams, joe Smithey. Not pictured: Ransom Barlow, E. C. Anderson, Bill Prevette, Johnny Hall. Page Fifty Three Marie Brooks, secretaryg jim Whicker, presidentg and Richard Brewer, vice-presidentg relax in the lobby fol- lowing a student council meeting. Judy B. Parson, treasurer, is not pictured. Student council members soon learned the meaning of honors with service, Giving up many other Tuesday activities, they represented their classes in planning and directing student activities. They also found themselves in the roles of disciplinarians in cracking down on lunchline breakers and sentencing them to detention hall. Mem- bers served at the P.T.A. Dinner and Open House, helping acquaint the parents with the school. The Student Council sponsored Red Cross and Polio campaigns. Members directed the College Day program. Rolling up their sleeves, they did much of the work on the Home-coming floats, sponsored the Parade and Green and Gold Day. Mrs. Robert Taylor offered counsel and guidance when needed. STUDENT IIUUNIIII. Page Fifty-Four At this meeting of the Student Council, the members find that nominating next year's Student Council president can be a trying task. And WHO is gonna' be the patient? . . . Nursing Home Ec. students demonstrated the correct way to make a bed with a patient in it, giying their fellow members a sample of what they had learned in class. In order to discover more about the nursing profession itself, members invited nurses who had specialized in different fields to tell them about their work.. I thought this was supposed to be a tea. . . . It is . . . But we're drinking Cokes . . . Do YOU like tea? . . . No . . . O. K. then. Due to the popularity of cokes the F.N.A. December Tea turned out to be a Coke Party. Under the leadership of Mrs. Edwin Gilreath, adviser, and the sponsorship of Wilkes Medical Association, the F.N.A. spent a year learning about their chosen profes- sion specialization, scholarships and nursing schools. They also had unforgettable moments of fellowship. F.N.A. OFFICERS, left to right are: Susan Kolodny, secretary-treasurer, Toni Thompson, president, Brenda Bumgarner, vice-president, Linda Monday, historian. FUTURE NURSES F.N.A. MEMBERS, left to right, First Row: Diane Anderson, LaRue Cleary, Brenda Bumgarner, Kaye Bearnon, Bark- ley Moore, Diane Kuenzel, Geraldine Chambers, Mrs. Gilreath, adviser. Second Row: Toni Thompson, Malinda Duncan, Linda Bauguss, Florence Smallbones, Linda Monday, Carolyn Mitchell, Linda Kinlaw, Noella Zinn, Maxine Staley, Rose Ferguson. Third Row: Susan Kolodny, Jeannette Minton, Ann Berrong, Julia Elledge, Sandra Marshall, Jeanne Cleary, Margie Miskelly. Page Fifty-Five FUTURE TEACHERS Members of the F.T.A. left to right: Priscilla Shumate, Loretta Reavis, Carol Brock, Catllrinc Wallace, Sylvia Testa.: Phyllis Adams, Mary Sue Watson, Sarah Meadows, Helen Reavis, Kate Elledge, Linda Burke, Rebecca Cilreath, Roy Ellcr Elaine Anderson, Nancy Newton, Nancy jones, Kay Thompson, Mrs. Vannoy, Betty Harwell, Carolyn Blevins, Kay Forcstcr Ann Pardue, Frank Crow, john Elledge, listen to guest speaker, Dr. Thompson. Buddy, when I'm a teacher I'm gonna make my students work hard! . . . Yes, but each one has to be treated dif- ferently . . . You have to inspire learning, not drill it into their heads. So went the discussions in F.T.A. of What l'Il do someday. Under their adviser, Mrs. Vannoy, work- ing and learning together, members began to realize the responsibility and challenge of teaching. They explored the opportunities of different types of teaching-college, high school, and elementary. They learned educational require- ments and scholarship opportunities. They listened attentive- ly to Dr. Thompson's interesting and informative speech on the teaching profession. Proudly wearing their F.T.A. pins, Future Teachers spon- sored the F.T.A. week, trying to increase interest in and appreciation of the teaching profession. Page Fifty-Six F.T.A. OFFICERS, left to right: Carolyn Blevins parliamentariang Nancy Newton, librarian, Kay Forester corresponding secretary, Rebecca Cilreath, vice-pres: dentg Kay Thompson, president, and Nancy Jones, re cording secretary. FUTURE FARMERS Isn't she a BEAUTY! . . . Best tractor around these parts. Now we gotta pay for her. Future Farmers worked hard raising funds to pay for their new trac- tor. Some built bird houses-five hund- red, to be exact. Many sold peanuts at football games, took part in the F F.A. -sponsored donkey ball game, sold candy and helped conduct the cake sale sponsored by the chapter sweet- heart, Florence Smallbones. Our F.F.A. OFFICERS shown here are, left to right: Charlie Johnson, reporter, Arvil Adams, secretary, Alvis Blevins, president, Donald Parker, sentinel, Florence Smallbones, chapter sweetheart, Bill Martin, treasurer, S. R. Pearson, adviser, and, Paul Miller, vice- president. Other activities included working to improve livestock chains and to establish a sheep chainf'giving food to needy families at Christmas, and installing welcome signs on the highways leading into Wilkes County. In the tri-county contests, F.F.A. members won two identi- fication firsts, and second place in the seeds and crops con- test. A maiority of the ll8 members took part in the Dixie Classic Fair at Winston-Salem. Under the direction of Messrs. Pearson and Switzer, F.F.A. members are becoming good farmers and good citizens. Dear Roger, Dewitt, and Wade: Thank you F.F.A. boys for our new houses. Love, The Squirrels t The pride of the F.F.A. is their newly purchased tractor. Alvis and Dr. Thompson look on as Bill makes a payment to Mr. Rowan Motsinger of the Blue Ridge Tractor Company. Page Fifty-Seven it? FUTURE HUMEMAHEHS an fr iz: t is ,ti 5 , 1 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS take time for a bit of social life. Standing, left to right are Rebecca Zinn, Betty Huic, WVanda Stamper, Sally Combs, Ann Foster and Katie Mathis. Seated are Celnda Shumate, Mary Lou Moore, Carol Marlow, and Loretta Beavis. These future homemakers, left to right, Carol Sebastain, Bertha Souther, Brenda Hayes, Sue Byrd, jane Taylor, Nancy Hayes, Carolyn Hooper and Katie Elledge-enjoy the latest editions of Future Homemakers and Teen Times magazines. My Goodness! How did you get all that jewelry on? . . . and those horrible clothes! . . . The F.H.A. started off the year with an initiation party for jean-clad new members. The bake sale at Belk's came next, then the long-awaited mother-daughter banquet. Mothers felt pride as the Jr. Homemaker awards were presented, and ffor a changej they ate their daughters'tooking. Members attended the F.H.A. rallies in Statesville and Raleigh. During F.H.A. week they washed windows and planted flowers on school grounds to beautify the campus. ln the spring came the election of officers and the solemn installation of white-clad officers. Judy Church, Barbara Reavis, Sue Harrold Opal Hayes, Barbara Combs, Carol Brock and Mary Neahr take pride in the new curtains which they have made. H642 I pledge my head to clearer thinking: my heart to greater loyalty: my hands to larger service: my health to better living for my club, my community, and my country. With this pledge each meeting of the 4-H club's year start- ed. Guess what? We won a red ribbon and SEVENTY DOLLARS at the Winston-Salem Fair! . . . How is your project coming? . . . Members' projects varied widely- from machinery care, to The Easy-To-Sew Froclcs, from raising poultry, to planning the use of money, from tree identification, to food conservation. Miss Norman, Assist- ant Home Demonstration Agent, and Mr. Pratt, Assistant County Agent, served as advisors. Other activities of the 4-H Club included sponsoring two county wide recreational meetings, entering an exhibit,- Eggs Are Worth Their Weight In Gold, -which won second prize in the Winston-Salem Fair, and sending three repre- sentatives to Springfield, Illinois, to the National Vegetable Growers' Contest. Top picture: Our 4-H OFFICERS are: Nancy jones, viee- presldent, Martha Pratt, songleaderg Fred Jennings, presidentg and Ronald Carpenter, secretary. Bottom: We're proud of Geraldine Chambers, Marjorie Lain- bert and Nancy jones, our State YVinning Vegetable team. Shown with them in the picture is Mr. George Pratt as they prepare to leave for the National Contest. The 4-H members are left to' right, front row: james German, Ray Hall, jerry Lambert, Royce Eller, james Eldreth, Marjorie Lambert, Linda Finley, Kay German, james Miller, Rex Inscu-re, Don Mathis, Ray Love, Gordon joines, Geraldine Chambers, Martha Pratt, Nancy Jones, Billy Prevette, Miss Sue Norman, Don Inscore, Fred Jennings, Ronald Carpenter, Mr. C. C. Pratt, Mary Reins, Judy Williams, Noella Zinn, Rebecca Zinn. Page Fifty-Nine Hifi Front row fback to frontl: Becky Walker, Margie Lambert, Virginia Eldreth, Linda Wyatt, Madely Wood, Bonnie Sue Wagoner, Mary Sue Perry, jerry Elledge, Vera Triplett, Sylvia Farrington, Brenda Prevette, Darlene Edmiston, Grace Dean Osborne, jane Taylor, Dina Williams, Io Ann Myers, Ann Staley, Martha Smithey, jane Riggs, Sandra Hogan, Della Jean Eller, Ruth Walker, Judy Yates, Earlene Holland, Martha Clanton, Mildred Rogers, Elizabeth Brooks, Lanny Stamper, Roy Eller, Lorene Parlier, Brenda Hayes, jane Eller, james Miller, Carol Sebastian, Lilia Cooper. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS Wl1C1f business Svbiects do YOU USS in y0Ur W0rk? - . . Under the direction of Mrs. Scroggs, advisor, the F.B.L.A. Just think . . . two whole days l0Ut Of SCl100ll f0l' the CON- is an organization offering recreation, fellowship, and the vention! . . . What is the name of the hotel where we'll chance to work with others to develop members into com- stay? . . . What am I gonna' wear? petent and aggressive business leaders. The club as a pro- ject conducted a survey of graduates to find out which business sub'ects have roved most useful. I P F.B.L.A. OFFICERS, left to right: Mrs. John Tugman, ad- visor, Deretha Roberts, Vice-President, Gladys Walker, Presi- dent, Mrs. Scroggs, Advisor, Ramson Barlow, Reporter, Brenda Brookshire, Treasurer, Reba Hartzog, Secretary. Many Members attended the F.B.L.A. State Convention in Ashville, where they took part in the Spelling, Parlia- mentary Procedure and Speaking Contests. How many Polio Crutches did we sell? . . . Hey, we made sixty-three dollars and seventy-five cents on the cake scle. . . . l surely did enjoy that New Year's Eve Dance. . . . The Kappa Tri-Hi-Y, a newly formed Y group ot freshmen and sophomore girls, with the guidance of Miss Beatrice Pearson, advisor, certainly had a busy year. These girls were really active carrying out the installation service, putting on a cake sale, adopting a needy family at Christmas, sponsoring the New Year's Dance, selling crutches for the Polio fund drive, selling thin mints to raise money for the World Service Proiect, and participating in the World Week of Prayer and Brotherhood in co-opera- tion with the other Hi-Y groups. Elaine Moore, secretary, Sandra Walter, chaplain, Ann Brookshire, vice-president, Carol Lou James, president, Susan Forester, treasurer, Robbie West, sergeant-at-arms these led the KAPPA TRI-HI-Y with' their efficient abilities. Bottom: These members, Susam1e Somers, Ann Moore and Ann Compton Johnson, eam money for their World Service Project by selling candy. 451 HAPPA TBI-HI-Y Members of the Kappa TRI-HI-Y are left to right, first row: Carol Lou James. Second row: Elaine Moore, Ann Brookshire, Sandra W'alter. Third row: Robbie VVest, Susan Forester. Jeannette Prevette, Carol Cox, Rachel Helms, Joy Manship. Fourth row: Phyllis Jarvis, Linda Whittington, Glenna Anderson, Ann Moore, Ann Williams, Olivia Pardue, Susanne Somers, Maxine Staley. Fifth row: Franz Wiebel, Elaine McNeill, Aurelia Brown, Diane Anderson, Emma Crawford, Kay Walker, Jenny Miller, Martha McLaughlin, Marilyn Osborne, Alice Thompson, Ann C. Johnson. Sixth row: Linda Cambill, Betty J. Foster, Lanelle Harrold, Sandra Hogan, Mary Harris, Sigmon Henderson, Betty Jo McGlamery, Mary T. Gibbs, Judy Bouchelle, Sister Cashion, Carolyn Hooper, Mary Neahr. Page Sixty-One MUNITUHS Monitors, left to right, First row: Janette Minton, Hope Foster, Brenda Bumgarner, Carolyn Blevins, Sandra Marshall, Dorothy Snyder. Second row: Mary Walker, Janice'Stone, Ann Foster, Dee Coleman, Mary Sue Wat- son, Linda Burke, Phyllis Adams. Third row: Wanda Stamper, Betty Johnson, Carlotta Blevins, Nancy King Newton, Louise Parker, E. Carol Marlow, B. Carol Marlow. Fourth row: Bettie Huie, Nancy Oakley, Dorley, Doris Mastin, Diane Kuenzel, Sarah Meadows, Loretta Reavis, Mary Lou Moore. Fifth row: Betty Russell, Joyce Brown, Sylvia Tester, Mary Io Lowe, Linda Phillips. Standing, jack Hadley, sponsor. UFFIEE PRACTICE The monitors, who sometimes seem like forbidding sen- study halls to check pass cards, call down noisy conversa tinels at the end of the long lonely halls, are really indis- tionalists, collect absence slips, and run errands for teachers pensible. The girls, under Mr. Hadley's supervision, gave up consequently, Central has quiet and orderly halls. Page Sixty-Two Office Practice girls Carol Sebastian, Katie Mathis, Ianett Fletcher, Ann Pardue, Becky Wal- ker, Carolyn Minton, Ann Staley, Martha Parsons, Raydell Billings, Ruth johnson, Gladys Walker, Sue Byrd, and Shirley Holder helped to make of- fice work run smoothly. The neat efficient students Elizabeth Brooks, Jerry Elledge, Josephine Moore, Linda Howell, Linda Eller, Virginia Cleary, Louise Benton, Madelyn Shumate, Margaret Wells, jane Taylor, Darlene Edminston, Shirlene Church, Betty Tea- gue and Brenda Brookshire keep the office in tip- top running order. GREEN HEY The auditorium was quiet as President Payne ex- plained the purposes of the Green Key to encourage leadership, participation in extra-curricular activities, and high scholastic achievement. Seniors wondered, WilI I be chosen? Then came the thrill of hearing the names, the applause, the handshake of old mem- bers and the pride of being accepted into Central's honor club. The GREEN KEY CLUB is composed of Linda Bauguss, Jim Mills, Secretary Marie Brooks, Richard . Brewer, Julia Elledge, Toni Thompson, President Sarah Payne, Vice-President Jim Whicker, Judy Hubbard, Henry Absher, and Betty Harwell. Not pictured: Carolyn Mitchell and Lois Ann Myers. NATIUNAL HUNUH SUEIETY Members of the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY are front to back, first row: Betty N. Mclver, Judith Burke, Jessica Marlow, Mary A. Brame, Colleen Moore, Caynell McEntire, Reggie Moore. Second row: Thomas Foster, Mary Spainhour, Bettie C. Payne, Shirley Mastin, Pat Kolodny. Third row: Rhoda J. Bryan, Chris McNeill, Paula Lenderman, Otis Hendren, Joan Forester, Pat Woodward, Jody Doughton. The Wilkes Central Chapter of the National Honor Society recognizes schol- astic achievement at Central. The mem- bers, former wearers of the yellow hood at Commencement ceremonies, plan to in- duct new members yearly at the time of graduation. Officers are: Thomas Foster, President, Bettie Chloe Payne, Vice-Pres- identp Jessica Marlow, Secretary, and, Otis Hendren, Treasurer. Page Sixty-Three Managers Henry Absher and Alan Foster. Not pictured: Gene Chambers. PIIUT- First row, left to right: jerry Moore, Benny Phillips, F. D. Forester Harold McEntire, Cary Vannoy, Donald Watson, and Tom Blair. Second row: Richard Reeves, Kent Rhodes, Gene Winters, Iim Whicker, Charlie Billings, Cy Brame, Ransom Barlow. Second place in the Northwest Conference and a 6-2 conference record climaxed an exciting and praiseworthy season for our Eagles. With loyal fans fol- lowing action closely, our gridiron men defeated top ranking foe after foe, allow- ing opponents only 33 points while scoring a total 161 themselves. HUDSON K6-OJ: A rainsoaked field and steady rain limited offensive action, the only TD being made early in the first period. Defensive action was especially good, however, the only threat being in the second period when Hudson drove to our eight. TAYLORSVILLE 125-OJ: Central racked up a relatively easy victory, Moore scoring 2TD's on 10 and 40 yard dashes and passing to Vannoy, who carried for the 3rd and ran 48 yards from scrimmage for the 4th. HICKORY C2-71: Quilici blasted through Hickory's line to nail their QB on a safety early in the first period. Seesawing penalties, fumbles, and intercepted passes kept fans in constant suspense, while stalwart defense held our rivals, favored with us for first place in the conference, until the last five minutes. MORGANTON C18-OJ: Speed, good blocking, and a stout defense gave the Eagles a decided win and renewed hopes for the conference title. Passes to Pipes and Pardue accounted for 12 points, and elusive run by Vannoy, for 6. MT. AIRY C37-OJ: Before a iubilant homecoming crowd, our Eagles scored in every quarter for a brilliant non-conference win. Vannly scored on runs of 7 and 50 yards, Riggs, 51, McEntire, 30, and White, 60, for five of the six TD's. The other came on a 15 yard pass from Moore to Vannoy, ELKIN U2-OJ: Crippled by injuries and running out of QB's, Central handed Elkin their first defeat. Rain, again hampered offensive action, but defense was strong. Third row: Augustine Quilici, Tommy Frazier, Robert Pipes, Bill Riggs, Wallace Meade, lim Spainhour, Penny Wray. Fourth row: Coach Hoffman, Odell White, C. G. Walsh, Durant Ball, Ien'y Haynes, Roger Eller john Kerbaugh, Russell Cambill, Coach Branch. ELKIN U2-OJ: Crippled by iniuries and running out of QB's, Central handed Elkin their first defeat. Rain, again hampered offensive action, but defense was strong. MARION K7-l9i: Outweighed 20 pounds per boy and handed a series of bad breaks, our Eagles played a hard-fought game. A strong defense, however, forced our visitors to us air attacks for scoring. The TD and conversion was made by White after the Eagles put on a drive of 65 yards. LENIOR U8-OJ: ln the last few seconds of the second quarter, Moore hit Vannoy with a scoring pass. The game had been closely played until then, but our Eagles went on to score twice in the second half, holding Lenior scoreless. NEWTON-CONOVER U3-OD: Several long runs, well executed plays, and solid defense gave our Eagles another scoreless opponent. Two TD's by McEntire an a conversion by White composed the score. A tackle by Quilici on the five yar line deterred a possible TD by Newton. VALDESE 121-71: Victory over our arch rivals gave us the opportunity to tie for the conference title, by playing Marion the following week. As usual Valdese was out to get us, and the game was an exciting contest from beginning to end. WC took advantage of several Valdese blunders, making two consecutive TD's in less than a minute of playing time. Wilkes Central's coaching staff: Coach Stallings Coach Hoffman, and Coach Branch. W --. 3 B f s .fi f if i. as ' - 7 A. f I A 4 YL- - in so v KK , In ' , X . I 1- I4 1 N W I , , is .5 1 W E' Ball Blair Eller Forester Kerbaugh McEntire . Pipes Riggs Watson Whicker Wray Vannoy W. C. 6 . . . ..... Hudson 0 W. C. 12 . . . . .Elkin O W. C. 25 . . . ..... Taylorsville O W. C. 'I8 . . . . .Lenoir 0 W. C. 2 . . . ..... Hickory 7 W. C. 13 . . . . . .Newton-Conover 0 W. C. 18 . . . ..... Morganton 0 W. C. 21 . . . . .Valdese 7 W. C. 37 . . . ..... Mt. Airy 0 W. C. 7 . . . . .Marion 'I9 Page Six Pipes snares another pass for a Wilkes Central touchdown. fy-Six if ii . 'wg 9 X X i Meade Despite the efforts of a host of opposing tacklers, Moore breaks into the clear for a long run. First row, left to right: Leonard Brooks, james Poteat, Tommy Johnson, Louis Barlow, john Saunders, Gene Handy, Joe Prevette. Second Row: Phil Wiles, Charlie Cain, Kirby Lowe, jim Eller. J. V. FUIITBHLI. w N i First row, left to right: Lanny Wiles, Wallace Van Meter, Iohn Frazier, Ed Crawford, Charles Bentley, Frank Hart- ley, Harvey Barlow, Rick Brame. Second Row: C. H. Necessary, Raddy Blankenship, Kavid Wiles, jimmy Eldxeath, Jerry Derr, Paul Canter, john Pipes, Bill Eller, David Deal. Third Row: james Forester, Wayne Smithey, john Myers Rick Iones, Don Mastin, Jack Friend, Kenneth Bell, john German, Henry Church. , Page Sixty-Seven Wonder who she is! Who do you think's the Queen? S-s-sh, we'll find out in a minute! The sponsors, each proud that she had been chosen to represent that special football player, were already as- sembled on the field. The homecoming court, chosen by the student body, was gingerly escorted to their positions among the sponsors. Dr. Thompson moved forward with the crown and a bouquet of red roses. The announcer said, The Queen, ladies, and gentlemen, is Miss Anndora lngle. This was a welcome climax to ghe past week of elec- ting the court, voting for the Queen, and wondering just who she could be. We were content with our choices and pleased that we could boast so many pretty girls in Wilkes Central. HIIMEEIIMINE EIIUHT ANNDCRA INGLE, Homecoming Queen Members of the queens court were Elaine Moore, Sandra Walter, Marie Brooks, Carolyn Mitchell, Anndora Ingle, queeng julia Elledge, Judy Bouchelle, Brenda Bumgarner, and Shirley Porter. Page Sixty-Eight Q 'HF' Our CHEERLEADERS are, left to right: Linda Monday, Rita Summers, Linda Eller, julia Elledge, Rebecca Lowe, Sandra Marshall and Diane Kuenzel. Victory - 'I'hat's llur Cry! Hey, Julie, what're we wearin' tonight? is an important question to a cheerleader who's been working all week to charter that student bus, make posters, plan a pep rally that won't flop, or decorate the goal posts. Practice and plans for the coming season began early in the summer, when the sweltering heat in somebody's back yard made the ever-enthusiastic cheer-leaders even more anxious for cool football weather. All this hard work was many times rewarded, though, as the victories for our team piled higher and higher. An out-of-'town game the night before mid-terms! Oh well, that's only part of your duty as one of Wilkes Central's Seven -and besides it's always fun riding on the basketball bus! Gee, all of it was fun. lt's great to be a part in the victory team! JULIA-the chief You goin' out for cheerleading next year?! How well Linda, Sandra, Diane, Rita, Linda lane, julia, Time off from practice proves there's more than one and Rebecca remember that rainy night at Hudson! way to get up in the world. Page Sixty-Nine GIRLS' VARSITY CIRL'S VARSITY, left to right: Iudy Staley, Dee Coleman, Barbara Cant, Carolyn Brookshire, Doris Mastin, Toni Thompson, Beryl Johnson, Anndora Ingle, Carolyn Mitchell, Jeannette Prevette, Judy Foster, Helen Antonakas. In center: Gail Woodward, manager, Coach Hubbard. Not pictured: Linda Bauguss, manager, Robie West, Betty jane Foster, Barbara Smith. 1-2-3-4-, 1-2-3-4! Watch those passes, guards! Drive in there now! Don't let her stop you! could be heard in the gym as early as mid-November during third period. Coach Hubbard had our girls' varsity literally on the ball with hopes for a good season, even though graduation last year had left the team with only two seasoned players. A victory of 71-41 in the first conference game with Hudson gave our Eagles a good start. After that the season was a salt and pepper affair -an even sprinkling of wins and losses. The final conference record was 8-8. Since the junior players have gained valuable experi- ence and the sophomores and freshmen have seen action, our Eagles look forward to a rip-roaring season next year. Coleman gives moral support as johnson and Foster jump for a rebound. Page Seventy johnson reaches far for that rebound! Elkin Sfcltesville Hudson Lenior Marion Morgonton Newton-Conover Taylorsville Voldese Hickory Hudson Lenior Marion Morganton Newton-Conover Taylorsville Voldese Hickory Y K k :Q if 3 Mltchell does lt again and the score goes up an pI1iCk0fY Suafds cant 5t0P Mastm once She lays ll u . The BOYS VARSITY are, fleft to rightl: Iim Whicker, jerry Moore, Larry Billings, Harrold McEntire, Cary Wannoy, Odell YVhite, Charlie Billings, Gene Winters, Kent Rhodes and Robert Pipes. BUYS' VARSITY The loss of two seniors, and the need of finding the right team combination gave Coach Hoffman quite a lot to think about as the 1957-58 season began. Once again Wilkes Central offered a promising group of ballplayers, but, for reasons not too clear, the Eagles iust did not have the final push to come out of the season a conference winner. They were never very far behind their opponents-losing Whick's s1u'e-aim jump shot leaves the Marion team flat-footed. many games by only 2 or 3 points-and often ahead dur- ing the first half. Still they seemed never to get over the bump and win consistently. Returning lettermen this year were Robert Pipes, Jim Whicker and Kent Rhodes, forwardp Jerry Moore, centerg Gary Vannoy, and Harold McEntire, guard. Even long-legged strides don't stop Vannoy, Moore and Whicker seem to be causing their opponents Pipes, whlckefy and Bl10d0S give the NCWYOII Pl1lY9l' distress, a rough time on rebounds. Mac flies through the air with the greatest of ease. Elkin Statesville Hudson Lenior Marion Morgonton Newton-Conover Taylorsville Valdese Hickory Hudson Lenior Marion Morgonton Newton Taylorsville Vcldese Hickory SCORES W.C. Opponents 45 41 46 29 39 41 48 55 49 47 34 21 24 36 32 35 45 37 41 55 43 49 37 44 39 45 52 47 42 44 62 72 50 56 39 61 Riggs slides back to first base as the pick-off attempt of Taylorsville fails. BASEBALL W. C. 'I 7 Lenior 0 4 Morganton l 8 Hickory 3 2 Valdese 3 1 Hudson 4 6 Lenior 2 9 Hickory 0 8 Marion 'I 2 Morganton 2 9 Newton 5 0 Taylorsville- 3 5 Taylorsville 2 3 Valdese 2 6 Elkin TRACK Committin.g a racer's don't, we glance back over our shoulder, but only a last year's track highlights. Our fleet- footed sportsmen competed in 2 conference meets at Hickory and 2 at Statesville, coming out in the finale with third place in a conference of 9 teams. Our mile relay team,-composed of Bing Somers, Augustine Qulici, Tom Pardue and Harold McEntire-placed third in the W.N.C. H.S.A.A. Meet of 32 teams at Davidson College. Also at fx wtzxz NTR5. Davidson, Jim Shumate broke his own earlier record, in the discus throw, adding further to Wilkes Central's achieve- meI'll'S. With the exception of 3 graduates, our track team re- turns this year in hopes of setting more records and gain- ing the conference title. TRACK TEAM, left to right, First Row: Harold McEntire, Benny Phillips, Larry Billings, Augustine Quilici, James Cook. Second Row: Dean Barlow, jim Spainhour, Dale Stoker, Penny ra Bin Somers Ransom arlow Third Row im Hartley, W Y, i g , B - 1 I lim Whxcker, Jerry Haynes, Wallace Meade, Tom Pardue. Page Seventy-Four Pardue clears a hurdle in the non-con- ference meet against Elkin. Whether you're a brawny football player, ci pretty bas- ketball star, a noisy cheerleader, or an industrious manager, you're in the Monogram Club-provided you've lettered and paid your dues. Yes, for the first time in the history of Wilkes Central, girls are allowed in the once all male club. Hmm . . . Could that be the reason for so much activity this year? MONOCRAM CLUB OFFICERS, left to right, Front Row: julia Elledge, historian, Toni Thompson, secretary, Rebecca Lowe treasurer. Back Row: Iug Moore, vice-president, Bill Riggs, president, F. D. Forester, Sergeant-at-Arms. 'Q' MUNIJGBAM CLUB Members of The Monogram Club are left to right, First Row: Rebecca Lowe, Linda Eller, Carolyn Mitchell, Judy Hubbard, Anndora Ingle, Diane Kuenzel, Sandra Marshall, Toni Thompson, julia Elledge. Second Row: F. D. Forester, Rick Hubbard, Henry Absher, Gary Vannoy, Harold Mclintire, Bill Riggs. Third Row: Robert Pipes, Tom Pardue, Kent Rhodes, Roger Payne, Wally Meade, Jug Moore, Don YVatson. Fourth Row: Jim VVhieker, Tom Blair, Alan Foster, Penny Wray, Durant Ball. After the election of officers, one of Bill's first acts as president was, All in favor of adopting this constitution say 'aye'. Then our attention turned to ordering pins. ls your pin gold or silver? Are you getting a guard? These were important decisions, for this, too, was a first for this reiuvinated Monogram Club. After receiving our pins on Awards Day, and possibly winning another letter, we ter- minated our club year with the delightful picnic given by the Quarterback Club at Taylorsville Lake. Toni collects for the Monogram pins from Diane and Sandra. Page Seventy-Five Individual honors and achievements mark Sarah jane and Jim MOST OUTSTANDING. 8. ,ew- , W iii Iudith and jerry are adding up totals as they will continue adding up accomplishments, for they are MOST LIKELY T0 SUCCEED. Page Seventy-Six ws Q .fl-line SENIUH Julia Ann and Henry, because of many abilities and activities, were voted MOST VERSATILE. 'I-T' SUPEHLATIVES Alan and Iudy practice teamwork as they prove MOST DEPENDABLE. Achieving individually and co-operatively, Toni and Jim have proved themselves MOST INTELLIGENT. Creating a friendly, pleasant atmosphere wherever they go, Linda Io and Arvil display BEST PERSONALITY. Page Seventy-Seven MOST POPULAR, Marie and Bill, count the morning mail as they count their many friends. 'F . 6 Q if Tom and Linda, witty, cooperative, and unselfish, prove themselves BEST SPORTS. Page Seventy-Eight i A N SENIUH Anndora and Cary, skilled in skating and other sports, were chosen MOST ATHLETIC. V i SUPEHLATIVES At a single glance it is evident that Claude and jane reflect BEST LOOKING. Anne Lewis and Durant combine their talents for art and music as they represent MOST TALENTED. Linda jane and Roy, because of an ever-immaculate appearance, have merited the title of NEATEST. Page Seventy-Nine Page Eighty JUNIOR MARSHALS, left to right, First Row are: Henry Absher, Co-chief, jim Whicker, Sarah Payne, Sylvia Holder, Judith Barlow, Linda Codbey, Betty Harwell, Kay Thompson, Rebecca Zinn, Toni Thompson, Co-chief. Second Row: Jerry Elledge, Blan Minton, Linda Bauguss, Judy B. Parsons, jim Mills. HIINUHS i Out of the many students at Central there are a few who are chosen for special recognition because of outstanding scholarship, sports activities, citizenship, and leadership. With this recognition comes responsibility-the responsi- bility ot personal example. The student body watches and patterns after them. The caliber ot Wilkes Central's student body in future years depends greatly on those honored. Henry Absher and Priscilla Reynolds of Andover Massachusetts, talk with a German shopkeeper durz ing the American Junior Red Cross Study Visit Pro- gram in Europe. Sarah well deserves the honor of D.A.R. Good Citizen, which was bestowed upon her by the vote of her classmates. Because of outstanding citizenship and leadership, Sarah and Toni were chosen to represent Central at Tar Heel Girls' State. Chosen by the American Legion, jim Mills repre- sented Central at Boys' State. 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A pan., ff-,E -4 A ,,M.,,,.wQ -pm M ' FREE SERVICE A RETREADING Q Free Service Tire Co JAY CHURCH, Prop. MOHAWK AND DENMAN TIRES AND TUBES RECAPPING AND REPAIRING PHONE 1184-M MORAVIAN FALLS, N. C. Gaddy Motor Go., Inc. Your CHEVROLET -- BUICK Dealer AUTOMOTIVE HEADQUARTERS North Wilkesboro, North Carolina PHONES 112 OR 211 WEST D ST., NO. WILKESBORO Absher Real Estate Co. SE NTI N E L NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C. 8 sHouN KERBAUGH BILL ABSHER, JR. g i pp NN 5 TORS i i i REIQ-glcnvs li i H icifffgiiiliiegi f f. 8 E P-W W. F. ABSHER, JR., Realtor 208 Ninth Street Phone 467 NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C. 208 Ninth Street Phones 467 - 723-M ls . .N 'll -.8 . . k I AM,.h.,.,-. . W. ,. ...W-. - ...M 8. Super Service Station Oct. Oct. i Oct. Oct. W A Nov Nov. Sept. Sept. Sept. i Sept. Thanks to Super Service Station for our FOOTBALL SCHEDULE OF 1957 WILKES CENTRAL Eagles 6-ar HUDSON 8 P.M. 13-TAYLORSVILLE 8 P.M 20-HICKORY 8 P.M 27-of MORGANTON 8 P.M 4-MOUNT AIRY fHCy+ 8 P.M. 11-at ELKIN' 8 P.M 18-LENOIR CSBJ 8 P.M 254at NEWTON 8 P.M. 'I-at VALDESE 8 P.M. 8-MARION 8 P.M. HC-Homecoming SB-Shrine Bowl '-Non Conference Page One Hundre dT Compliments of MARLOWE'S MEN'S SHOP New and Correct Men's Wear North Wilkesboro, N. C. fax:- Henderson's Flower Shop Wilkesboro, N. C. Phone 233 GO...GO...GO... GRADUATION CLASS and make your outstanding records, in college, career or married life... MAY THEY BE FILLED WITH HAPPINESS Remember your . . . ' 9 Serving Wilkes County for Over 60 Years With Famous Exclusive Fashions . 'X HddF American Furniture Company Incorporated MANUFACTURERS Promotional Bedroom Furniture North Wilkesboro, N. Carolina R. B. JOHNSTON, p,-esidenf J. R. HIX, Secretary-Treasurer WAYNE M. COFFEY. Vice-President W, B. GWYN, Asst. Treasurer TOM STORY, JR., Sales Manager PgO WQQEZ' ' of SARAH, JUDITH, and MALINDA enjoy the Pause that Refreshes . The North Wilkesboro Coca-Cola Bottling Company, Inc. N X ii? K, , A K 'A O fi' ff' ,ei . ' K f E, A V, V f:, A 1' , lf- ' 3 ,,,,A. Ze. .O , - e i if m , '- ' ' A Aw . - f '...q,,.,5... 'W 'Q A .,',i,..-wa... ' A . ,, 'A. if 1 ,-.pf-7 V f ,Ap f ,f ',,-f - ,Vw , A Nr' A V 'eff ,- 7 4' - + 7 lii -Vi' .. ,-,, ff.. . . - ff. ,., f X',.'-A -ff ,11'1gN,,,., ,. ' ' ' ' ' ' A f' 'm ,f1 V' .E li . ig-Q ' 1-i 'mg I . 9 A ' ' ,,. : ' V9 if We wie: i JM'i i: l'U' L S , f , Y Q' 4 , V, V .. A 1, 71r..,., BROWN'S AUTO SERVICE MOUSE AND POSSUM BROWN, Prop. MECHANIC ON DUTY NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C. Bryant's Refinishing Co Phone 1346-M Moravian Falls Excellence in Hand Finishing Page One Hundred Six Best Wishes from WILKES AUTO SALES x I . 1 .,iw.w,.m,,:., WW ..WW,-Minn--mv.-,..s.s-A.-,...w..e1,,:f,..M.,,. A:........-...W :..r....-vw.--N-f-' Mw--f'--- --4 -- M- M' 'M ' DODGE-Swept-Wing '58 PLYMOUTH-Ahead for Keeps DODGE Power Giant TRUCKS Wilkes Auto Sales, Inc West End of Main Street w. o. ABSHER F. D. FORESTER Growing p With Upportunit While you've been growing up and getting educated , opportunity has been growing, too. All around you, industry and business have multiplied. Electrification has in- creased farm yield while cutting: down on labor and risk. When you were sophomores, the Duke Power Company was begin' ning new plants to supply vour power needs after graduation Now ample, low-priced power increases your job opportunity, and Pied mont resources are ready for your energy and ideas. Good luck to you as you find your place in the Piedmont Carolinas Compliments of FRIENDS ICI II. PRINDN PRINTING COMPANY Annuals of Distinction Rui, G GREENvlLLE, sou'rH CAROLINA Nc M, Bl '- A , NDING- UTHOGRAPHING- ENGRAVING Page One Hundred Eight Sylvia admires Belk's selection of jewelry. Belk's Department Stare Children's Department lBoys and Girlsl FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR Men's Wear and P5966 500435 Accessories Shoes Blankets, Infants Wear Bed Spreads Throw Rugs Ladies Hosiery eWe Y Better Values BASEMENT Handbags Giftware Better Buy Households THIRD FLOOR Ladies Ready-to-wear Millinery Larry and Bill are delighted with Belk's clothing variety. df BELK'S Work Clothes Piece Goods X Page One Hundred N kwa'-N.,,,,,.. 1' Lowe Brothers Steel Company STEEL FABRICATORS See us for your building steel needs. Always in the market for your scrap iron. Phone 641 North Wilkesboro, N. C. . Compliments of S M I T 0? Hg,-2? Harris 6' Wagoner, Inc. North Wilkesboro's Leading Clothiers North Wilkesboro, N. C. ops S014 4 QE T E R 9 P Phone 1795 Main sffeef Motor Market is the best in SALES AND SERVICE for WILSON SPORTING GOODS Phone 697 Ninth Street North Wilkesbro, N. C. Mealtime, snacktime, anytime-Queen Bess milk is enjoyed by NANCY KING, KAY, JUDY, BETTY, and REBECCA. Yadkin alley Dairy En-up. Phone 396 Wilkesboro, N. C. WILKES HATCHERY Home of the Dancy Dandies REBECCA is shown one of the many fine i coats at Tomlinson's. TO M L I N SO N ' S As they tour the Wilkes Hatchery, REBECCA and JULIA are fascinated by the chicks. Always Dependable Merchandise Phone 1074 Sparta Road NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C. NORTH WILKESBORO e One Hundred Twe Rick shows Jerry one of Hubbard's many fine suifs. Huhharlfs Famous for Famous Brands 9 MQCGREGOR Sporfs-Wear ' VAN HEUSEN Shirfs ' NUNN-BUSH Shoes 9 BOTANY Slacks 5 STETSON Huis LEADER IN THE LATEST STYLES FOR MEN Ample Front Parking Wilkesboro Page One Hundred Thirtee TOM and CY see fha! all their customers gel Top Qualify Service . Congratulations to the Class of '58 USE FORESTER'S ROYAL BLUE GASOLINE lt's Superior Forester's Nu-Way Service No. Wilkesboro, N. C. Taylorsville, N. C. INDEX ACADEMIC ..... ACTIVITIES ......... ,,,, ADMINISTRATION . . . , , , , ADVERTISEMENTS BAND ........... ,.,, BASEBALL ...... 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D. 36 Anderson Combs, sfcyhail, und.-1 40 Adams, Annie Ruth 40 Adams, Arvil 17, 53, 57, 77 Adams, Carol 17 Adams, Dean 35 Adams, Loretto 40 Adams, Myrna 30, 46 Adams, Phyllis 30, 56, 62 Adams, Wade 17, 44 Anderson, Anderson, Anderson Anderson Anderson, Anderson Betty Jane 40 Darwin 35 Diane 35, 55, 61, 46 E. C. 35 Elaine 30, 56, 46, 47 Glenna 40, 44, 61 Jerry 40 Anderson, Jimmy 40 Anderson, Johnny 30 Anderson, Joyce 40 Anderson Kenneth 40 Anderson Lawrence 17, 53 Anderson, Pansy 35 Anderson Ralph 40 Anderson Robert 40 Anderson, Rose Ann 40 Anderson Rose Mae 40 Anderson Shirley 17, 46 Anderson, Vera 35 Antonakas, Helen 40, 70 Arnold, Tommy 30, 46, 47 Ashley, Alden 35, 53 Ashley, James 35 Atwood, Geraldine 40 Austin, Jack 30, 53 -5- Baity, Allen 35 Ball, Durant 17, 66, 75, 79 Ball, Linda 40 Ballard, Charlotte 35 Barker, Betty Sue 40 Barlow, Dean 35, 71, 74, 44 Barlow, Harvey 40 Barlow, Juanita 40 Judith 17, 50, 52, 76, 80 Barlow, Barlow, Barlow, Lois 35, 44 Ransom 30, 44, 74 Barr, Dean 30, 53 Barr, Elma Jean 40 Bauguss, Linda 17, 50, 53, 55, 6 Bauguss, Marie G. 17 Beamon, Kaye 35, 55 Bell, Alice Opal 40 Bell, J. Y. 40 Bell, Jackson 40 Bell, Kenneth 40 Bell, Martha 35 Benge, Ernie 30 Benson, Billy 40 Bentlev, Bill 40 Page One Hundred Sixteen 6, 80, 51 3, 78, 80 Bentley, Charles 40 Bentley, Frank 40 Benton, Louise 17, 62 Berrong, Ann 35, 55 Billings, Ann 40, 46 Billings, Charlie 35, 72 Billings, Larry 17, 74, 45, 51, 44, 72 Billings, Morris 35 Billings, Ora Lee 35 Billings, Raydell 17, 62 Billings, Shirley 40 Billings, T. C. 47 Billings, William 35 Bishop, Madge 40 Bishop, Pete 35 Block, Cappy 40 Blackburn, Curtis 40 Don 53 Blackburn, Jim 53 Blackburn, Sue 17 Blair, Tom 17, 75, 78, 66, 51 Blankenship, B. S. Blankenship, Ernest 35 Blankenship, Kay Blankenship, Ruddy 40 Blevins, Alvis 17, 57 Blevins, Blevins, Blevins, Betty 35 Carlotta 30, 62 62 Burgiss, Harrison 41 Burke, Edwin 36 Burke, Judith 41 Burke, Linda 30, 50, 56, 62 Bynum, Jimmy 36 Bynum, Margie 36 Byrd, Betty Jo 36 Byrd, Jerry 36 Byrd, Sue 18, 58, 62 Byrd, Thomas 36 -C- Cabe, Martha Jo 41, 44 Cabe, Sam 18, 44, 46, 47 Cain, Charles 36 Caldwell, Steve 36 Coll, Buddy 36, 44 Call, Ed 36 Call, Tillie A. 18 Call, Toy 41 Call, Zelma 41 Cannon, Geraldine 18 Canter, Canter, Carlton, Carlton, Paul 41 Sheila 41 Kaye 41 Phil 18, 53 Bouchelle, Anr 40 Bouchelle, B. 5. 40 Bouchelle, James 17 Bouchelle, John 40 Bouchelle, Judy 40, 61, 68 Brame, Bill 35, 48, 46 Brame, Cy 29, 30 Brame, Rick 40 Brannock, Dale 17, 44 Carolyn 30, 50, 56, Brewer, Norma 36 Brewer, Richard 17, 63, 44, 46, 47, 54 Brinegar, Hiram 36 Brock, Betty 36 Brock, Carol 30, 56, 58 Carpenter, Ronald 19, 59 Carrington, Mike 30, 46, 47 Carson, Pat 41 Cashion, Frances 36, 61 Castevens, Betty Sue Caudill, Buddy 19, 44, 46, 47 Chambers, Gene 19 Chambers,Geraldean 36, 55, 59 Chambers, Roby 41 Brooks, Carol 40 Brooks, Elizabeth 17, 60, 62 Brooks, Jerry 18 Brooks, Leonard 36 Brooks, Marie 18, 50, 63, 78, 68, 44, 54 Brooks, Roy 36 Brookshire, Ann 36, 46, 61 Brookshire, Brenda 18, 62 Brookshire, Carolyn 40, 70 Brown, Alfred 40 Brown, Arlie 59 Brown, Aurelia 36, 61 Brown, Bobby 36 Brown, Dwight 36 l Brown, Estelle 36 Brown, Fred 18 Brown, Harley 59 Brown, lris 40 Brown, Jerry 40 Brown, Joyce 30, 62 Brown, Katherine 40 Brown, Nancy 30 Brown Thomas 40 Chatham, Marie 30 Chatham, Peggy 36 Chatham, Wayne 30 Chipman, Harold 41, 44 Church, Gene 30 Church, Gwyn 30 Church, Henry 41 Church, J. Henry 41 Church, Judy 41, 58 Church, Mike 36 Church, Shirlene 19, 62 Clanton, Martha 19, 60 Cleary, Jeanne 41, 55 Cleary, LaRue 30, 50, 55 Cleary, Virginia M. 19, 62 Clonch, Wesley 41 Coffey, Frances 41 Coffey, Margaret 30, 46 Coleman, Dee 30, 50, 62, 70 Colvard, Reggie 19 Barbara 30, 46, 47, 58 Combs, Combs, Jimmy 36 Combs, Katherine 41 sony 19, 46,58 Cook, James 36, 74 Cooper, Lelia 30, 50, 60 Costner, Martha Sue 30 Cox, Billie Jean 30, 50 Cox, Carol 36, 61 Bryant, Sherill 18, 46, 47 Bullis, Clyde 41 Bullis, Harold 36 Bumgarner, Betty Jean 18, 46 Bumgarner, Brenda 30, 50, 55, 62, 68 Bumgarner, Charles 41, 44 Bumgarner, Jane 18 Bumgarner, Linda 36 Bumgarner, Steve 35, 36 Bumgarner, Tommy 30 Bumgarner , Toni 41 Cox, Douglas 30 Craven, Allan 19 Craven, Brenda 19 Crawford, Ed 41 Crawford, Emma Jean 36, 61 Creech, Buster 19 Crews, Grady 41 Crow, Frank 30, 56 Curry, Betty 41 Curry, Wilma Sue 41 -D- Davis, Eric 41 Davis, James 19, 46, 47 Davis, James l. 36 Davis, Wanda 41 Davis, Wayne 30, 44 Deal, David 41, 46 Haynes Derr, Jerry 41 Deviney, Enola 36, 46 Dickerson, Martha 41 Dillard, Eugene 36 Dotson, Ray 30 Douglas, Betty 36 Douglas, Ray 41 Dula, Billy 30 Duncan, Billy 41 Duncan, Malinda 19, 50, 55 Dwiggins, Judith 41 Dyer, Joyce 41 -E- Earp, Betty 19 Earp, Elizabeth 36, 44 Earp, Jerry 30 Edmiston, Bobby 41 Edmiston, Brenda 41 Edmiston, Brenda C. 36 Edmiston, Darlene 19, 60, 62 Eller, Wi Edmiston , Johnny 36 Edmiston, Peggy 41 Elder, Bi Eldreth, ll 36 Bill 30, 53 Eldreth, Jimmy 41, 59 Eldreth, Virginia 19, 60 Elledge, Bobby 36 Elledge, Geraldean 19, 46 Elledge, James 41 Elledge, Jerry 19, 60, 76, 80, 62 Elledge, John 30, 51, 56 Elledge, Julia 16, 19, so, 55, 63, Elledge, Kate 19, 56, 46, 47, 58 Elledge, Katrina 41 Elledge, Maurice 36 Eller, Cathie 20, 46 Eller, David 31 Eller, Da vid 41 Eller, Della Jean 31, 50, 60 Eller, Elizabeth 41 Eller, Ha Eller, Ho rvey 41 mer 41 Eller, Jane 31, 60 Eller, Jim 35, 36 Eller, Linda Jane 41 Eller, Lin da Jane 20, 69, 62, Eller, Ray 20 Eller, Rebecca Moe 36 Eller, Roy 20, 51, 56, ao, 78 Eller, Royce 41, 59 Iliam 41 75, Elliott, Rebecca 36 Ellis, Anne Jean 36 Ellis, Bobby so Everette, Herman 41 - F - Farrington, Sylvia 36, 60 Faw, Ralph 36 Faw, Richard 36 Faw, Sherill 36 Felts, Bobby Wayne 41 Felts, Rachel 36 Ferguson, Barbara Ann 36 Ferguson, Larry 36 68, 69, 75, 76 78 Ferguson, Lowell 20 Ferguson, Rose 20, 55 Ferguson, Wanda 20, 44 Ferreria, Donna 41 Finley, Linda 36, 59 Fletcher, Agnes 36 Fletcher, Bruce 36 Fletcher, Janet 20, 50, 62 Farehand, Vanya 41 Forester, F. D. 20, 51, 75, 66 Foreste r, James 41 Forester, Kay 20, 50, 56, 49 Forester, Len 36 Forester, Susan 36, 44, 46, 61 Fortner, Harold 41 Foster, Alan 20, 51, 75, 77 Foster, Betty Jane 36, 61 Foster, Donald 31 Foster, 'Ellen Ann 31, 58, 62 Foster, George Milton 41 Foster, Hope 31, 50, 62 Foster, Joseph 41 Foster, Judy 31, 50, 70, 44, 45 Foster, Lee 36 Foster, Mary Flo 41 44 Foster, Raymon 31 Foster, Roy 31 Francis, Dennis 36 Frazier, James 37 Frazier, John 41 Hamby, Peggy Alice 37 Hamby, Peggy Jean 37, 44 Hamby, Reba 20, 52 Hamby, Roger 41 Handy, Gene 37 Handy, Sammy 41 Harris, Ann Rita 41 Harris, Edgar 41 Harris, Mary E. 37, 44, 61 Harris, Rebecca 41 Harrold, Lanelle 37, 61 Harrold, Martha 20, 50 Hartley, Betsy 41 Hartley, Frances 41 Hartley, Frank 41 Hartley, Lucille 37 Hartzog, Reba 31 Harwell, Betty 20, 50, 56, 63, 78, 46, Hayes, Brenda 31, 60 Hayes, .loan 31, 47 Hayes, Martha 31, 46 Hayes, Nancy 21, 58 Hayes, Nora Ann 41 Hayes, Opal 41, 58 Haynes, Carol 41 Haynes, Irene 41 Haynes, Jerry 31, 74 Haynes, Jerry 62 Haynes, Junior 31 Sylivia 31 Frazier, Thelma 37 Frazier, Tommy 31 Friend, Jack 41, 44 -G- Gales, Carley 37 Galoway, Boyce 41 Gambill, Linda 41, 61 Gambill, Roger 37, 46 Gombill, Russell 37 Gant, Barbara 31, 52, 70, 46, Gant, Dorothy 20, 46 Gentle, Rebecca 41 Gentle, Tommy 31 German, James 31, 59, 44 German, John 41 German, Kaye 31, 59 Gettman, Carolyn 41 Gibbs, Mary Turner 41, 61, 44 Gilbert, Brenda 41 Gilreath, Lillian 41 Gilreath, Rebecca 20, 49, 50, 56 Gilreath, Ward 20, 44, 51 Godbey, Linda Jo 16, 20, 50, 77, B0 Gore, Judy 31, 50, 46, 47 Grashmehr, Rachel 31 Gray, Russell 41 Green, Priscilla 41 Gregory, Kathleen 37 Gregory, Wade 20 Helms, ikndy 21, 44, 51 Helms, Betty Jean 31, 44, 45, 50 Helms, Rachel 42, 44, 61 Henderson, Mary 42 Henderson, Sigmon 37, 44, 61 Hendren, Janie 31 Hendren, Mary 21, 52, 49 Hendren Hendren , Norma 42 Sally 21 Hettiger: Eddie 31 47 Griffin, Bessie 31 Griffin, Trealy 41 Grimes, R. G. 41 Grose, Janette 41 Grose, John 41 Gryder, Fern 31, 52 -H- Hicks, Doris 42 Hincher, Linda Jo 37 Hodges, Jimmy 42 Hogan, Sandra 37, 60, 61 Holbrook, Donna 21, 46 Holder, Shirley 21, 62 Holder, Sylvia 21, 50, 80 Holder, Ted 42 Holland, Bill 21 Holland, Earlene 37, 60 Holman, Shirley 42 Hood, Edith 31 Hooper, Carolyn 37, 58, 61 Horton, Warren 37 Houck, Hazel 42 Howell, Ella 42 Howell, Linda 21, 50, 62 Hubbard, Judy 21, 50, 63, 75, 77 Hubbard, Rick 21, 75 Huie, Betty 31, 62, 46, 47, 58 lngle, Anndora 21, 50, 70, 75, 78, 68 lnscore, Don 31, 53, 59 lnscore, Rex 42 59 Hall, Carol 41 Hall, Margaret 37 Hall, Ned 20 Hall, Ray 41, 59 Hall, Wanda 41 Hamby, Judy 41 Hamby, Maxine 37, 46 - J - James, Calvin 31 James, Carol Lou 37, 61, 46, 47 Jarvis, Jettie 42 Jarvis, Jimmy 22, 51 Jarvis, Libby 37 Jarvis, Phyllis 37, 61 Jarvis, Rex 37 Jenkins, Pete 42 Page One H 47, 49 undred Seventeen Moore, Jenkins, Dorothy 42 Jennings, Fred 22, 53, 59, 51 Jennings, Larry 42 Jennings, Mary Jane 42 Johnson, Allen 22, 44 Johnson, Ann Compton 42, 61 Johnson, Archie 37 Johnson, Beryl 22, 70 Johnson, Betty 31, 62 Johnson, Bobby 31 Johnson, Charlie 31, 57 Johnson, Clara 22, 46 Johnson, Clyde Benny 37 Johnson, Clyde Richard 37 Johnson, Ernest 42 Johnson, Flake 37 Johnson, Harold 22 Johnson, Israel 37 Johnson, James 42 Johnson, James Don 37 Johnson, James Stewart 37 Johnson, Jeanne 42 Johnson, Jessie 42 Johnson, Johnny 42 Johnson, Judy 42 Johnson, L. E. 31 Johnson, Linda 37 Johnson, Mary Lois 31 Johnson, Mickey 37 Johnson, Nancy 42 Johnson, Patsy 42, 46 Johnson, Richard 44 Johnson, Robert 42 Johnson, Ruth 22, 62 Johnson, Shirley 37 Johnson, Stacey 47 Johnson, Steve 42 Johnson, Tommy 37, 46 Johnson, William David 42 Johnson, W. J. 42 Joines, Gordon 37, 59 Joines, Jay 42 Joines, Lillie 37, 46, 47 Joines, Max 37, 53 Jones, Catherine 22 Jones, Dorothy Jean 42 Jones, Moxie 37 Jones, Nancy Ann 31, 56, 59, Jones, Nancy Carolyn 31 Jones, Rick 42 Jones, Rob Roy 37 -K- Kerbaugh, John 22, 51, 66 Key, Betty Lou 42, 46 Key, Ernest 37 Key, Nancy 42 Key, Ronnie 46 Kilby, Barbara 37 Kilby, Della Faye Kilby, Larry 31, 51 Kilby, Raymond 37 Kinlaw, Linda 37, 55 Kite, Susan 37 Knight, Richard 42 Kolodny, Susan 22, 5 5 Kuenzel, Diane 31, 50, 55, 62, Kyle, Frances 46, 47 Kyle, Joan 31 Kyle, Loretta 42 - L - Lackey, Charles 22, 44 Lackey, Gary 31 Lambert, Jerry 42, 59 Page One Hundred Eighteen 44 69, 75 Lambert, Kenneth 32 Lambert, Margie 32, 59, 60 Land, Eugene 38 Land, George 37 Lankford, Mary Jane 37 La Rue, John Charles 42 Laws, Douglas 42 Ledford, Barbara 42 Ledford, Jack 37 Lee, Celia Ann 42, 46 Lenderman, Charlotte 22, 50, 46 Lenderman, H. D. 42 Lenderman, Jane 42 Mink, Shirlee 38 Minton, Avalon 32, 51 Minton, Betty 38 Minton, Minton, Minton, Blan 23, 80, 48, 51 Carolyn 23, 52, 62 Florence 38 Minton, Jeanette 32, 46, 47, 55, 6 Minton, Joe 42 Minton, Nancy 38 Minton, Roy 38 Minton, Shirley 42 Minton, Tommy 32, 53 2 Miskelly, Margie 42, 55 Mitchell, Carolyn 29, 32, 44, 45, 50 70, 75 Mitchell, Linda Sue 38, 52 Mitchell, Luther 42 Monday, Linda 23, 50, 55, 69 Moore, Ann 42, 44, 61 Moore, Barkley 32, 44, 45, 50, 55 Lewis, Diane 42 Lineberry, James 42 Long, Billy 42 Loye, Donald 37 Love, Jerry 37 Love, Kenneth 23 Love, Norma 42 Love, Ray 32, 59 Lovette, Barbara 42 Lovette, Buddy 42 Lovette, James 42 Lovette, Mack 37 Moore, Charles 38 Moore, Elaine 35, 38, 44, 61, 68 Moore, Helen 42 Moore, Jerry 32, 51, 72, 75 Moore, Josephine 23, 62 Moore, Kathleen 42, 46, 47 Moore, Kay 38, 46, 47 Moore, Mary Lou 32, 58, 62 Shirley 32, 46, 47 Lowe, Brenda 42 Lowe, Kirby 37, 44, 46 Lowe, Louise 37 Lowe, Martha 42 Lowe, Mary Jo 32, 62, 46, 47 Lowe, Rebecca 32, 48, 50, 69, 75 Lunsford, Irene 42 -M- Mahaffey, Fannie 37 Manship, Joy 42, 46, 61 Morrison, Ann 42 Morrison, Jerry 38 Morrow, Roddy 42 Myers, Jerry 38 Marlow, Brenda Carol 32, 62, 58 Marlow, Edith Carol 32, 62, 46, 47 Marlow, Ruth 37 Marshall, Sandra 32, 50, 55, 62, 69, 75 Martin, Bill 23, 53, 57 Marus, Judy 42 Mastin, Clay 42 Mastin, Don 42 Mastin, Doris 32, 62, 70 Mastin, Johnny 23, 53, 44 Mastin, Phil 37 Mathis, Don 37, 53, 59 Mathis, Katie 23, 53, 58, 62 Mathis, Lettie 42 McDaniel, Gladys 42 McEntire, Harold 23, 74, 75 McEntire, Jackie 42 McGlamery, Betty Jo 37, 61 McGrady, Johnny 37 McLaughlin, Martha 37, 61 McNeill, Elaine 44, 61 McNeill, Tommy 38 Meade, Richard 32 Meade, Wallace 23, 66, 74, Meadows, Sarah 32, 46, 47, Michael, Jessica 42 Michael, Kathleen 42 , 66, 72 75 56, 62 Michael, William 42 Milam, Ruby 38 Miller, Ann 42 Miller, Barrie 23 Miller, Charles 42 Miller, J. V. 42, 59, 60 Miller, Paul 38, 57 Miller, Patsy 42 Miller, Raymond 38, 46, 47 Miller, Steve 42 Miller, Virginia 42, 44, 61 Mills, Kenneth 42 Mills, Jim 23, 44, 51, 63, 77, 80, 81 Myers, Jo Ann 32, 50, 60 Myers, Johnny 42 Myers, Myers, Linda 38 Lois Ann 33, 48, 50 -N- Nance, Troy 42 Neahr, Bill 33 Neahr, Mary 38, 58, 61 Neaves, Kit 42 Necessary, C. H. 42 Newton, Nancy 33, 50, 46, 49, 62 Nichols, Daniel 23, 46, 47 Nichols, Harold 38 Nichols, Larry 42, 44 .. Q - Oakley, Betty Sue Oakley, Douglas 23, 53 Oakley, Mabel 38 Oakley, Nancy 33, 62 Oliver, Acie 23 Oliver, Jane 33, 50 O'Neal, Philip 38 Osborne, Grace 33, 60 Osborne, Howard Ray 38 Osborne, Marilyn 38, 61 Owens, Edwin 38 Owens, Nellie 33, 46 -p- Pardue, Ann 23, 46, 50, 62 Pardue, Dickie 38 Pardue, Frank 38 Pardue, Herbert 47 Pardue, John R. 33 Pardue, Joyce 42 Pardue, Kathy 42 Pardue, Olivia 38, 61 Pardue, Tom 38, 66, 74, 75 Parker, Dean 33 wipii MM - yi 'E ' ii , W fiw f.w',,fMy yy iifiififfwfyiffifw 'ii ,AWP , 55, 68 Parker, Parker, Parker, Donald 38, 57 Eugene 38 Louise 33, 62 Rhodes, Billy 38 Rhodes, James 38 Rhodes, Kent 33, 72, 75 Sparks, Bill 43 Sprinkle, Barbara 43 Stafford, Eddie 24, 44 Staley, Parker, Sylvia Marie 42 Rhodes, Nannie Lee 38 Parlier, Parker, Wanda 38 Parlier, Jewell 38 Lorene 33, 60 Parsons, Judy B. 23, 80 Parsons, Martha 23, 62 Parsons, Shirley 43 Patrum, Buddy 33 Patrum, Jimmy 43 Rhodes, Sherill 38 Riggs, Bill 16, 24, 66, 74, 75, 78 Roberson, Pat 24, 46, 47 Roberts, Deretha 33 Roberts, Oma 43 Robinson, Jeanette 38 Roe, Bob 24 Roe, James 38 Staley Ann 24, 60, 62 Edgar 39 Staley: Jane 24, 50, 79 Staley, Joyce 43 Staley, Staley, Judy 39, 70 Maxine 39, 55, 61 Pegram, Payne, Eric 38, 44 Payne, Lonnie 43 Payne, Sarah 23, 48, 50, Pearson, Fred 23, 46, 47 Pearson, Martha 38 Pearson, Ollie 38 Pearson, Russell 43 Pearson, Tommy 43, 44 Carol 38 63, 76, 80, 81 Roe, Th Rogers, Rogers, Rogers, Rogers, Roo pe, omas 33 Delores 39 Floyd 43 Larry 24 Mildred 33, 60 Billy 33 Roten, Richard 43 Royal, Betty Lou 43 Royster, Reggie 39 Stomper, Lanny 60 Stamper, Wanda 34, 46, 47, 58, 62 Steele, Wayne 43 Stoker, Dale 34, 74 Stoker, Paige Ann 43 Stone, Janice 34, 62 Stone, Kenneth 43 Stroud, Helen 24, 50 Stroud, Shelton 43 Summers, Rita 24, 50, 69 -T- Tester, Pendergrass, Sarah 43 Pennell, Jerry 38 Pennell, Jimmy 38 Pennell, Ray 38 Perkins, Carter 44 Perry, Mary Sue 33, 60 Phillips, Benny 38, 74 Phillips, Judy 38, 44 Phillips Judy 38, 44 Phillips, Kay 38 Prevette, Jeannette 38, 44, 6 Phillips, Linda 33, 62, 46, 47 Phillips, Martha 38 Phillips, Ray 43 Pierce, James 38 Pilkington, Dolly 43 Pilkington, Zella 43 Pipes, John 43 Pipes,'Robert 24, 66, 72, 75 Poindexter, Doris 43 Poindexter, Jessie 38 Porter, Shirley 43, 68 Poteat, Charles 43 Poteat, James 38 Poteat, Margaret 33 Pratt, Martha 43, 59 Prevette, Billy 33, 59 Prevette, Brenda 33, 50, 60 Prevette, Jerry 38 Prevette, Joe 38 Prevette, Junior 38 Prevette, Kenneth 43 Prevette, Worth 43 Priester, Angela 43 1,70 Russell, Betty 33, 62 Russell, Gail 43 -5- Sale, Judy 43 Saunders, John 39 Sawyer, Sam 24, 53 Seagle, Raymond 33 Sebastian, Carol 24, 60, 58, 62 Sebastian, Lewis 43 Sebastian, Linda 39 Segraves, Danny 43 Shaver, Boyuer 33, 46 Sheets, Gilbert 33, 53 Sheets, Marlene 43 Shepard, Eva 39 Shepard, Helen 39 Shephard, Bill 24 Shepherd, Carol 43, 46 Shepherd, Steve 33, 44 Shew, Anna Bell 39 Shew, James Henry 33, 53 Shew, Patsy 39 Shew, Susie 43 Shoaf, Tony 33 Shoemaker, Danny 33 Shoemaker, Rex 39 Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Clara 43 Jane 24, 58, 60, 62 Jimmy 43 Travis 43 Teague, Betty 62 Tedder, Catherine 43 Tedder, Eli 43 Tedder, Tommy 39 Sylvia 34, 56, 62 Profitt, Tommy 43 Pruitt, Thomas 38 Pyles, Frances 38 - Q - Quilici, Augustine 33, 74 - R .. Rash, Brenda 43 Reavis, Barbara 43, 58 Reavis, Gail 43 Reavis, Helen 24, 46, 47, 56 Reavis, Loretta 33, 46, 47, 56, 58, 62 Reeves, Julene 43 Reeves, Richard 33 Reins, Annie Ruth 38 Reins, J. V. 33, 53, 46, 47 Reins, Mary 33, 46, 47, 52, 59 Reynolds, Gloria 43 Reynolds, Kenneth 38 Shumate, Arlene 39 Shumate, Glenda 33, 46, 47, 52, 58 Shumate, Linda 43 Shumate, Madelyn W. 24, 60, 62 Shumate, Peggy 33, 47 Shumate, Priscilla 24, 46, 56 Shumate, Richard 39 Shumate, Rita 39 Shumate, Rosa Lee 43 Shumate, Tommy 23, 46 Thompson, Alice 39, 46, 61 Thompson, Kay 25, 46, 50, 80 Thompson, Toni 25, 48, 50, 55, 63, 70 75 77, 80, 81 Torrance, Rex 43 Transou, Bob 25, 44 Triplett, Rainnie 39 Triplett, Ruth 39 Triplette, Linda 43 Triplette, Steve 25, 53 Triplette, Vera 34, 60 -V- VanMeter, Geraldine 25, 50 VonMeter, Wallace 43 Vannoy, Gary 16, 25, 75, 78, 66, 51 72 Vickery, Anne 25, 50, 79, 44, 46, 47 ... W .. 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