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

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'Ss 'Z' 'QW MR. JOHN H. McDANIEL MRS. CHLOE M. PARKS MISS BEATRICE PEARSON MR. S. R. PEARSON MRS. MARY C. RICHARDSON BA BS BS BS B.S., M.A. MRS. JACKIE SUE ROGERS B.A. MR. J. E. SWITZER B.S. MRS. JUNE W. SCROGGS MR. DANIEL N. STALLINGS B.A. MRS. MARY W. TAYLOR B.S., M.S. A.A., B.S. MISS GHITA H. TUTTLE B.S. FAC LTY MRS. BELVA B. VANNOY MRS. PAULINE W. B.S.. M.A. WOODWARD B.A. an ':J AA ,Q 1 ., 'ik S ,f . L XJ I X A 'AJ' I Q5 ,.... .,. -, Page Sevenfeen

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MR. LAWERENCE EVANS MRS. VALERIA MR. R. L. FRITZ, JR. MRS. HAZEL R. GAMBILL MRS. WANDA GARWOOD B.S., M.A. BELLE FOSTER B.A., M.A. B.A. B.S. FACULTY MRS. ELOISE W. MR. FRED G. GILREATH MR. JACK M. HADLEY GILREATH B.A., M.A. B.S., M.A. B.S. MR. MARVIN D. MRS. BARBARA HUBBARD MRS. HELEN W. JESTER MRS. ELIZABETH M. KING MRS. 'IHEDA H. MOORE HOFFMAN B.S., M.A. B.A. B.A. B.S. B.S., M.A. Page Sixteen

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.VENIURS SENIOR OFFICERS, Left to Right: Jerry Moore, President, Tommy Frazier, Vice President, Dee Coleman, Secretary, and Barkley Moore, Treasurer-glance through the school scrapbooks. Just as our officers recount memories while viewing the school scrapbooks, each member of the class relives his last days at Central . . . Summer over? Back to the old grind, but now as a Senior! Football games every Friday night- Our Eagles, Cream of the Crop '-Home- coming . . . how pretty our queen and her court looked! The bonfire that made Our team is red hot a reality. College Day! Where are you going next fall? Transcripts! Grades! S!Q.T., S.A.T .... Gee! I've been accepted . . . Records? Free? Talk to Jimmy Rogers? . . . May Ihave a picture? Have my calling cards come yet? Double, double, toil and trouble were not only the lines many of us memorized from Macbeth but also the feeling we had as we labored through English IV. Cram! Cram! Cram! Mid terms. Did you pass? Report cards, ugh . . . Shoot, pass, dribble down the floor. Come on Eagles, let's score Score! SCORE! were the spirited cries as we won and lost with our cage teams. Page Eighteen Green Key Club, me? Betty Crocker homemaking test . . . Junior-Senior-big billowing skirts didn't cramp our style as we delighted in enioying our underclass- men's April in Paris. Senior play-yes, someone really sat in The Thirteenth Chair-Awards Day-Boy! can we be proud of our class! End's drawing near-invitations, measuring for caps and gowns, hours and hours of practicing commence- ment exercises, and, in our spare time, decorating for the Senior Ball or studying for finals. Graduation!! The fear of Doc's bark has faded in- to respect and appreciation of his direction. Dr. Thomp- son's sure smile and Superintendent Woodward's con- gratulary handclasp accompany the coveted diploma. Alas! the day has come-the work we've done, the friends we've made, the parties, picnics, plays, meet- ings, ballgames, we've attended, the homework, book reports, term papers and exams we've struggled through -all now is for the memories, but in its echo comes a feeling of nostalgia as we realize that we, the class of 1959, have found here a necessary foundation for the years ahead.