William Penn High School - Penn Yearbook (High Point, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 135 of the 1966 volume:

966 Published By The Senior Class High Point, North CaroHna WILLIAM PENN HIGH SCHOOL Dear William Penn, with voices ringing Sing we thy praises ever, Sing we thy praises and thy glory. Where ' er we go, what ' er we do, We ' ll always sing thy praises. Upon this hill we love so well, Moments happy have we spent. Yet light we ' ve gleamed, and light we ' ll carry. Where ' er we go, what ' er we do. Thy light we ' ll ever carry. To William Penn we pledge allegiance To cherish and defend her; To wave her colors high, and higher. Where ' er we go, what ' er we do. Her colors wave we higher. S. E. Burford 3 O oreojorcT Long before students from the junior high school are ready to enter Penn, one can hear them singing lustily: Dear William Penn and each one looks longingly to that time when he will proudly hail the blue and white and shout: We are the tigers! The mighty, mighty TIGERS! As we pause here, to reflect, it is easy to recall the many reasons why so many hold Penn so dear. There are helpful, understanding administrators; kind, interested, well- qualified teachers; a vast store-house of knowledge; many opportunities to participate in a variety of extra-curricular activities; a vast array of experi- ences through which we are able to apply the knowledge gained; fellowship with students and teachers; hard work, delightful play. At times we have seemed unresponsive and unappreciative, but we were groping to find our way. We have learned our lessons well, adjustments have been made and we have been challenged to achieve higher standards. We shall always feel grateful to William Penn that we were privileged to have passed this way. 4 Gon en s He comes earliest and stays latest; is never too hurried to stop and explain or counsel with students. He is chairman of the mathematics department and of the senior sponsors, coordinator of visual aids, advisor to the mathematics and science club and the Hi-Y, homeroom advisor of 12-1, a member of the Student Activities Committee, and he performs a host of other duties. He is a diligent worker, a delightful personality, a loyal friend, and a devoted teacher. For these reasons the 1965 Pennpoint is dedicated to Mr. H. L. Hawkins. 6 Since Dr, Dean Pruette became super- intendent of the High Point City Schools, we have made notable progress. He is very ably assisted by Dr. Thayer and Mrs. Lewis, and supported by the High Point Board of Education . Mrs. Lewis Dr. Dean B. Pruette, Superintendent of High Point City Schools NOT PICTURED Dr. Thayer High Point Board of Education Discussing problems and plans with the Dean Pausing to confer with a parent CPenn S s Oar C 6fe CPrincipaf Presiding over the annual Senior Candlelight Service Answering one of the many telephone inquiries 9 10 UJie £appy sweff of voices of CPenni es ancf exr CPenniies ofcf ancf t oun j ' oinecf in i£e sin in of our CTlfma JlCaier is a neoer io Se for oiien ireaL ' OfJiis t ear as we si roue io fincf a suiia£fe iJieme for i ie CPennpoini a ain ancf a ain we were remincfecf of ifie siirrin worcfs of i£e C fma fflCa er — worcfs wAicJi eff more oiuicffy i£an ant we mi fii £aoe cfeuisecf ifie s ory cf our foue foyafiy cfeooiion ancf pricfe in £einy CPenniies. uf£e fyrics were pennecf 6y our oersa ife principafj flKr S. . CBurforcf liOi Jiin i£ese payes we sJiaff refa e ifie reasons we fiofcf CPenn so cfear i£e £appy momen sj ifie fiyfii we oe yfeamecf S7 is our fiope i£ai ifiis £00 A wiff con inue o inspire aff o foyaf y ancf aciion. Brenda Hughes, Beverly Mebane and Constance Ashworth pause to chat for a moment before moving on to their next class. U rsi year S uc enh Charles Massey, Ophelia Williams and Arthur McAdoo get away from it all during lunchtime recess. Virginia Allen Robbie Alston Evelyn Archie Frederick Bailey Mary Baker Monroe Baker Daphne Barringer Robert Benjamin Carolyn Bennett James Berry Jimmy Bethea George Black Mary Black Joann Blake Betty Boger Paul Brawner John Bridges La Verne Briley Bernie Brown Brenda Brown Dorothy Brown Ronnie Bullock Melvena Byers Robert Bynum 4 14 Jerry Camp Brenda Caple Barbara Carter Samuel Chapman Gloria Carter Julius Clark Eddie Clinton Garfield Cobb Lenardo Coleman Barbara Louise Cotton Sandra Curtain Benjamin Golson Glenn Crawford Betty Davis Frances Cook Maxine Cross Linda Davis Dorothy Collins Charles Covington Alice Curtis Mattie Colson Cassandra Crosby Hubert Davis Barbara Ann Cotton Charlie Crump Stephen Davis i © © in J M 1 IS mk laiiiii mm Phyllis Dawkins Dianne Dickey Donald Dickey Dan Douglas Leroy Easter Lallage Eaves William Evans Rosetta Foster Robert Dunbar Sonja Dye Shirley Gainey Cynthia Garris Josie Garvin Charles Giddeon John Gill Charles Gillmer Alicia Gilmore Patricia Gilmore Brenda Green Alfonza Grier Margie Hairston John Hall Gilbert Harrington Brenda Harris Lois Headen Calvin Holmes 16 orothy Hunter ' oily Ingram ames Jessup Charles Ingram William Ingram Donald Johnson Brenda Ingram Shirley Ingram Cleveland Johnson Ernestine Hicks Carlton Hinson Dianne Holly Patricia Home Carol Howell Carolyn Howell Frankie Howell Nash Howell Mary Ingram Thomas Jackson Alexander Jones Harvest Ingram Robert Jackson Luther Johnson Paulette Ingram Annie Jeffries Henrietta Jones MM 17 6 P ® jf 0 i Mm Linda Jones Vera Lattimore Albert King Willie Leak Don Lane Michael Legrande Audria Kimble Benjamin Lawrence James Kirby Barbara Ledbetter Virginia Lane Paulette Legrande Elaine Lindsey Marshall Lindsay Julia Linton George Little Roderick Little Sherry Little William Mack Carlton Malloy Larry Mangum Gloria Martin Othelia Martin Richard Matthews 18 1 Chester Mebane Sarette Middlebrooks Roger Miller William Miller William Morrison Lonzelle McKiver Trez Phifer Clarence McCluney Frank Parker Maggie Primus Fletcher Mills Daisy Mitchell Benjamin Moore Dorothy Morrison Larry McCuUough Julia Peguese Francis Quick Richard McClain Lewis Nelson Carolyn Phillips Tony McCorkle Linda Parker Herman Rawlinson Rhonda McGill Geraldine Phelps Randolph Reid 19 Rose Sturdivant Eva Thompson Henry Thompson Edmond Torrence £ t V Bernice Tyson Henry Wardsworth Brenda White Terry Walker Ida Washington Gloria Zimmerman Evonia Torrence Nancy Torrence Clifton Trapp Eugene Turner Lafayette Wall Jacquelyn Watts Ella Tyson George Ware Linda White Henry Wall Carnell Watkins Haywood Wardlaw Jimmie Watts In memory of Lewis Little (1948-1965) A sincere likeable person; a lover of life. During this, their initial year in high school, the first year students were capably led by Shirley Sellers, president; Eddie Clinton, vice-president; Chester Me- bane, secretary; Gloria Martin, assistant secretary; Shirley Gainey, treasurer; and Jacqueline Watts, re- porter. They were active participants in all phases of high school life, as they adjusted beautifully to their new home base. They are active members of many organizations, and they have displayed a variety of talents. They look back happily to homecoming prepar- ations, the packing of their Thanksgiving box and their Christmas parties. CLASS OFFICERS ' ' Uwinfusion your uess is as oocf as ours! CPfay maicj iwins wii£ names! In) in peace ancf ran(7ui iiu Thorn asine Erline M. Adam Charles Alicia Patricia Barbara L. If you think you ' re seeing double, you have an inkling of the confusion and dismay which con stantly confronted Penn students and faculty this past year. Barbara A. Brenda 23 unior Gfa ass With their freshman year behind them, Juniors settled down to the immediate tasks before them. They selected the following as their officers for the year: Wallace Bailey, president; Stanley Sims, vice-president; Helen Goode, secretary; and Elizabeth Green, treasurer. Excitedly they looked forward to the crown- ing event of the junior year, their prom! They chose as their theme, EVENING IN PARIS. Members were very active in school and com- munity affairs. Several were presented by Delta Sigma Theta as contestants for the coveted crown of Miss Jabberwock. J CLASS OFFICERS u n I o r s p o n s o r s Mrs. Marlene Chess Mrs. Hybernia Lewis Mr. Benny Blair Mr. Arthur McAdoo Mr. Franklin Gary Mrs. Benicia Hernandez Miss Cynthis McDonald Mr. Paul Swann Diana Allen Frances Allen Rose Allen Ruth Allred Jeny Alston Jeanette Alston Patricia Anderson Laura Ashworth Natalie Bailey Wallace Bailey Ua eniecf Uenf£ racfers O epresentecf U ie Sc oof S7n S a e Gompe ion Carolyn Blue Brenda Bostic Carolyn Bostic Annie Bowers Robert Brandon Clara Bridges John McCullough John McCray Earl McDowell Oretta McDougall Ada McKiver Frank McNlel ac( ue yn Jfarris 0 enc ecf Summer Session C 3 a mer JlCemoriaf nsiiiuie Fannie Nicholson Arnetta Perry Sylvester Nixon Betty Phelps Brenda Parker Sadie Pike Glenda Parker Henery Pressley Ella Pass William Princ: c5 2y IsJe U£y T rai ' ses (joer Sin IsJe D£y CPraises ancf For the past four years seniors have loudly sung their school ' s praises and they have sought to emulate its teachings in whatever they have accomplished. Accordingly Penn seniors are to be found giving of their time and efforts not only to their school, but to their community as well. The senior year with its satisfactions as well as disappointments has been best of all our years. Our cares have simply strengthened us for the years ahead. Seniors were fortunate to have been capably piloted by: Virginia Dunlap, president; Frede- rick Johnson, vice-president; Sandra Hutton, secretary; and Sandra Mangum, treasurer. 1r. H. L. Hawkins SENIOR SPONSORS Mrs. M. B. Davis Mrs. V. B. Kendall , Miss E. L. McConnell Mrs. E. B. Stewart mCany aciiviiies commanJecf our aiiention: y omecominy, Ae Sen or CPar y, Cjof e e ay, Sen or Z)izy ancf eaven y yrac ua ion STELLA HORNE SANDIU HUTTON Charming Brenda Harper was Miss William Penn (1965-66) and lovely Evelyn Goss was Miss Homecoming. DONALD INGRAM SHIRLEY INGRAM EDWARD INGRAM MARGARETTIA JACKSON JERLINE INGRAM WILLENE JACKSON SANDY INGRAM BARBARA JOHNSON DORIS THOMASSON JOHN WARDSWORTH NANCY TYSON WILLIE WATKINS GARY WALL HENRY WILLIAMS PEARL WALLS OPHELIA WILLIAMS CREASIE DAVIS J Tos J ' opu ar Seniors were d renc a J arper and J o in C ncfrews. Seniors wis A to pa( iri juie o e y dean JKtic£e , one oj our most ac i ' ve ancf cooperaiiue me n6ers w io expire on DecemSer 27, 196J. CH voic Las 6ei Ler passing. 6een crea ec in our ran As btj This years winners in the float competition were: 1st Place Griffin School, 2nd Place Senior Class, 3rd Place Junior Class, Honorable Mention- Shop. Measuring fd cap and gown E. P. Wilson Day On the occasion of her retirement, after long years of service, the Student Council presents Mrs. Wilson a silver tray. Riding in the Homecoming Parade Coaches Paul Swann, George Foree, and James Physical education teachers, Mr, Atkinson and Atkinson guide and inspire our athletes in their inter- Miss Reed lead and direct our intramural athletics, school competition. The planning staff of our athletics program is the Athletic Comminee, composed of Messrs. Swann, Atkinson. Foree, Morehead and Miss Reed. Uracj Ueain Our C i feiic CPro ram A major aim of our school athletic program is the teaching of teamwork, sportsmanlike be- havior, worthwhile leisure time activities and the inspiration of high morale and loyalty among our fellow students. That the program accomplishes its aim is evidenced by the team efforts and the mighty roar, We are the Tigers , heard each time the team takes to the field or floor. A favorite springtime sport is tennis. This team is rated very highly among those of this area. Physical Education girls enjoy archery and croquet. The Bowling Club neets weekly at a Dcal bowling alley. y appy moinenis are cferiuecf Jrom iJie sense of Sefon in Srou ii Sy c u6 memSers iip. The Modern Dance Club per- forms at many school and com- munity functions. The Future Business Leaders of America are stu- dents who are in- terested in business careers. One of the newest, yet most popular organizations in our School is the Modern Music Masters. Girls get the opportunity to Follow the Open Road by membership in Girl Scout Troops 26 and 62. Almost all orders and directions in our building have been rewritten in Spanish by the Spanish Club. Membership in the Science and Mathematics Club gives students the opportunity to pur- sue excellence. The Tri-Hi-Y, female arm of the YMCA gives members the opportunity to serve as well as to enjoy. Teenage Division of the YWCA is the Y-Teens, Pictured here is the Starlight Club (11th Grade Y-Teens). Members of the Projectionist Club, along with their Sponsor, supervise Audio-Visual equipment and operate same. The School Pa- trols are responsible for keeping order in our halls and assem- bly and for keeping down confusion in the cafeteria. The most coveted honor which comes to a student at Penn is the selection ot that stuaent as a member of the National Honor Society. Selection is based upon scholarship, leadership, character and service. The Tenth Grade Y-Teens. J The High Point Youth Council on Civic Affairs which is made up of representatives of each of our local high schools and is sponsored by the Parks and Recreation Department, It is concerned with the problems of teenagers. The William Penn sponsors many events during the year. - Among the perennials are Teacher Appreci- ation Day, Religious Emphasis Week and the selection of Miss William Penn. This year we sponsored the District Spring Conference. The dynamic Future Teachers of America is composed of students who look to teaching as their life ' s work. An English class gets enrichment and enjoyment from reading a selection in literature. A modern foreign language class makes use of a modern language laboratory. Science students search for the hidden wonders of nature while others write up their findings. Mathematics students get an assist from their instructor. This typing class gets an exercise in speed under the watchful eye of the instructor. Social Studies students gain a more accurate knowledge of the world in which we live. 82 Mrs. Benicia Hernandez amuses a group of teachers with a Cuban anecdote. Counsellor, Mrs. E. G. Hughes assists students studying college catalogs. Courses in physical science, biology, chemistry and physics are taught by Mr. H. L. Hawkins, Mrs. V. B. Kendall, Mr. B. F. Blair, Mrs. G. P. Davis and Mr. A. F. McAdoo. QOOOOOOQOQ9 OOOO0OOOO6C ® QOQOQOOeOO As the age of automation gains momentum, there is greater demand for highly skilled craftsmen. Penn seeks to prepare its students to adjust to these new demands. Vocational teachers are Mrs. H. M. Lewis, Mr. M. W. Randall, Mrs. M. E. Chess, Mrs. D. P. Bostic and Mrs. M. H. Little. English instructors place great stress on grammar, diction and correctness in written expression. They are Mrs. D. M. Dew, Mrs. Lillie M. Jones, Mrs. E. B. Stewart, Mr. F. L. Gary and Miss Cynthia McDonald. Co-sponsors of the Modern Music Makers and directors, respectively, of the band and choirs, Mr. J. Y. Bell and Miss Mary P. Browne lend their efforts to the enlivenment, enrichment and entertainment of students at Perm. Today ' s emphasis on the broad area of the hu- manities has served to give new impetus and mean- ing to the area of the social studies. Penn offers sociology, economics, social problems, world his- tory, U. S. history and government. Teachers in this area are Mr. P. R. Swann, Misses G. D. Smith, E. L. McConnell and Cynthia McDonald. From time to time it becomes our lot to serve as a proving ground for tomorrow ' s educators. Student teach- ers came this year from Bennett College and A and T College. Pianist, Mrs. Hill, plays to the delight of Pennites. The Reverend Misters Samuel Hope and John Cannon bring messages of inspiration. .; ' ;dliHiliittiSii Fourth from right is Jancie Sims in Rome while travelling with the All U.S.A. Band. Nancy Tyson and Margarettia Jackson were at Spell- man in Atlanta and Frederick Johnson was at Yale U. this past summer. Henry Pressley, Gerald Truesdale, Jacqueline Harris and Stanley Sims were participants in a summer workshop at Sedalia. These library scenes show Pennltes deep in study in the heart of the institution. Students in assembly are deeply intent as a speaker from the rostrum points out to them the value of an edu- cation. 95 raise Jjer colors i Ji ancf li Jier JsJJiere ei ' we yo wJiai e ' er we c oy Jifer co ors wave we li ier mm J Ji mm ZJ ie no (j of i ie Senior C ' ass w iic i is emfj a onecl ler p ec aes ifiis class io ivaue lic fi i ie f)anner oj J enn. c5 enior CRosie. NAME OF STUDENT Mattie Louise Alston Barbara Ann Anderson John David Andrews Conctance M. Ashworth Robert Lewis Boss Warren Orlando Bostic Rosalind Faye Boulware Anthony Boyd Brevard Samuel Ray Brevard Willie James Brevard Michael Densondeo Brewington - Mae Ruth Briley Naomi Lydia Brown Sandra Jane Brown Linda Fay Butler Samuel L. Byers, Jr. _ S- Clarithia Caple Ronald Lee Carter Carolyn Jean Chapman Ronald Edward Cobb Shirley Ann Cook Everette Alan Crawford Sharon Pegginell Crawford Jessie Lee Curtis Lonnie Phillip Davis Phillip William DeBerry — James Rudolph DuBose l Terry Lee Dumas Virginia Lee Dunlap Jetanna Gail Dye Wilbur Mae Etheredge Teresa Evans Remona Everett Miriam Jane Foster Roosevelt Foster - ' r- Jackie Dubois Gaines Blanche Garvin Patricia Ann Gingle Evelyn Virginia Goss James Ar thur Graham John Earl Green Johnny Lee Griffin Julius C. Hairston Thomas Earl Hairston Donald Eugene Hall - Willie Sylvester Hall Charles Anthony Hamlin Doris Hardin Donald L. Harrington —JuMcM- Audry Lincoln Harris Barbara Ann Harris Clara Elvenia Harris Glenda LaVerne Harris Ruby Long Harris Donna Day Haywood Barbara Jean Headen Lucretia Louise Henard Peggy Joyce Henard John Henry, Jr. Rose Annette Hicks Gregory H. Hinson ' ' ■ Willie David Holmes - Nathaniel Horne Stella Mae Horne Sandra Ann Hutton Donald Ray Ingram Fay Edward Ingram Jerline Ingram Shirley Ann Ingram Margaretia Louise Jackson Willene Jackson Barbara Ann Johnson Clarence F. Johnson, III Larry Melvin Johnson Pearlie Ann Jones William Jones Lydia Arlene Kimble Barry Jerome Knox Randolph Ridley Lane James Lattimore Earlene Lee Maxine Lee James Alexander Leach Raymond Carson Leak Emma Jean Lindsay Azalee Little 101 Senior CRosier Arthur Franklin McAdoo — Charles Edward Nicholson James Southerland, Jr. Ruby Dehavia McClain Gloria Jean Parker Ollie Sparks Annie Wade McCluney George D. Pemberton Demarest Spencer Aljuana Louise McConnell Judith Gail Pike Vardry LeMon Spencer Koy N. McCoy Amos Lewis Quick, Jr. Frankye Yvonne Stafford Lex McC-uUougn, Jr. James Lee Reid, Jr. Barbara Jean Stewart Annie ocii Mcoiii Samuel Roberts Irene Stuart Kerry Elvester McKinney Frances Robertson Willie Studderton Leona McLeod Harriette Martin Roebuck Ronald Edward Sturdivant Sandra Glaudine Mangum Johnny T. Roseboro Thurman Lee Sturdivant Adam Delano Massey Aggie Ree Royal Lawrence E. Tate Charles Cleo Massey Elaine Rucker Peggy Ann Terry Beverly Jean Mebane Ronald Wayne Rucker Doris Ruth Thomas Joyce Marie Medley Carrie Elizabeth Scott Doris Lee Thomasson Uaniei n, ivLixier Dorothy Alene Scott Jo Ann Thompson L ois baveriie iviiiier Receil William Seymour Alice Patricia Tyson Sadie Clorine Miller Lottie Canece Sharpe Nancy Lugenia Tyson noDaix ' onweii jviiiis Eugene Shaw Gary Eugene Wall Deiiy Jean Mitcneii Henry Thomas Simmons Pearl Yvonne Wall Ronald Eugene Mock Charlottie LaVern Simpson James Henry Walls Bernice Marie Moore Jancie Yvonne Sims John Carl Wardsworth Brenda LaVern Moore Gloria LaVern Simon Melvin Robert Washington Aita M. omitn Willie Mae Watkins Audrea Smith Diane Williams Annette Elizabeth Murphy Cresswell Smith Ophelia Gertrude Williams Loretta Cotillion Murphy Gwendolyn Marie Smith Brenda Joyce Harper Fleming Murray Marvin Leon Smith Juanita Rucker Carol Yvonne Myers Charles Smitherman 102 JhJl tOU- - 4 tJi yliLjLW 103 A Mr. Mac Alston Mrs. J. Ashworth Mrs. Joserie Ashworth Mrs. Flora Albriter Mr. Mrs. James Anderson Mr. Charles Addison Mr. Eddie M. Able Mrs. Verda M. Albea Mrs. Evelyn Andrews Mr. John Andrews Miss Patricia E. Alexander Mr. Mrs. Alston B Mr. Thurman Bennett Mr. Mrs. Marvin Brown Miss Linda Beeson Mrs. Annie Bradley Mr. Mrs. Burnie Broadwell Mrs. Iris K. Bryant Mr. Mrs. T. S. Bennett Mr. Benjamin Brockman Mr, Mrs. James Boyd Mrs. Louise Brown Mr. Milton Brown Mrs, Bethea Mr. Mrs. Grady Brannon Mrs. Flossie Boster Miss Rosetta Baldwin Mr. Mrs. Wayne Bailey Mr. Mrs. Henry Baker Mr. Mrs. Walter Black Winston-Salem, N. C. Mr. Mrs. Jefferson Blackburn Mr. Mrs. James Brown Winston-Salem, N. C. Mr. Mrs. S. E, Burford Mr, Inman Burford Mr. Lewis Boss Rev. Oscar W. Burwick Mrs. Margaret Baldwin Mr. Royster Baldwin Mrs. Lucille Boyce Mr. Alfred C. Brockman C Mr. Mrs, Frank Cuiston Mrs, Ruth Cobb Mr. Mrs. A. Covington Miss JoAnn Covington Miss Frances Culp Mr. Mrs. F. Cockrell Mr, J. C, Cathey Mrs. Helen Cole Capital Cleaners Mr. Robert Cartright Mrs. Margaret Carter Mr. Albert Campbell Mr. Mrs. Gilbert Carter Mr. Mrs. Eddie Coleman Mr. E. C. Curry Mrs. Bessie Caple Mr. Ellis Cornelius D Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Duncan Mr. Melvin DeBerry Mrs. Marie Davis Mrs. Billie Dunlap Mr. Robert Davis Mrs. Pauline Doster Mr. Sam Davis Mrs. Stella Dyer Mrs, Alberta Davis Mrs, Jean Davis Mr. Mrs, Lacy Dumas Miss Laureen P, Dumas Miss Faye Davis E Mr. Mrs. G. S, Estes, Sr, Mrs. Mary Eagle Mrs. W. M. Eccles Mrs. Sallie Easterling Mrs, S, Eccles F Mr. Mrs, D. L. Flowe Mr. Mrs. E. A, Friday Mrs, Miriam W. Fountain Mr. Mrs. Roscoe Friday Mrs. Foster Mr. Camp H, Friend G Mr. Mrs. William Garner Mrs, Viloa Griffin Mr. Mrs. A. Gray Mr. Mrs. Anson Gray Mr. Benny Garner Mr. Roscoe Gilmer Mr, Mrs, Melvin Godfrey Miss Costella Godfrey Mr, James Geter Mr. S. D. Grady, Jr. Mrs. Shannon Gripper Mr, Mrs. Floyd Gregory H Miss Erlene Hall Mr. Mrs. Hager Hill Mrs, V. Hunter Mr, Jimmy Hall Mr. Jimmie Huskey Mr. Mrs. Andrew Harris Mrs. Nettie Mae Henry Mr. Mrs. O. F. Hudson Miss Mary Hill Mr, James Holingsworth Mrs. Addie Harp Mrs, Nancy Homer Mrs. C. F. Hinson Mr. Mrs. W. T. Harris Mr. Mrs. Eugene Hart Mrs. T. W. Hughes Mr. D, W. Hunter Rev. George Huntley Mrs. M. Haizlip Mrs. Bertha Harris Mrs. L. M. Holly Mr. James Holton Mrs. Josephine Harris Mr, Mrs, Earl Hoke Elder L. R. Hastings Winston-Salem, N. C. Rev. William B, Howell Mrs, Bertha Harper Mrs. Herbert Harrell Mrs, Jancie Hedgecock Mr. Mrs, Ernest Hevilerson I Mr. H. N. Irvin Mr, Mrs. Robert Irvin Miss Marva Ingram Mr. Robert Ingram Mrs, Mildred L. Ingram J Mr. Mrs. Clarence Johnson Rev. Mrs. E, F, Jones Mrs. Zola James Mrs, George Jennings Margnee Jackson Mr. Mrs. James Johnson Mrs. J. C. Jones oyaf CPairons a ojoys ma e iJie joS easier CPairons Mrs. Sarah Johnson Mr. Virgil Jenkins Mrs. Helen W. Johnson Mrs. Alice Jackson Mr. Clarence Jeffries Mr. Howard Jackson K Mr. Mrs. O. A. Kirkman Mrs. Pauline Kanoy Rev. Fletcher Kearse Mrs. Blanche Kimp Mr. Mrs. E. Lepiman Mr. Mrs. O. E. Leak Mr. Mrs. M. Leach Mrs. Elnora Lattimore Mrs. Sallie Leak Mr. Mrs. B. J. Lawrence, Sr. Dr. Perry P. Little Mrs. Annie Liles Mr. W. W. Lawhorn Mrs. James Ledbetter Mrs. Lillian M. Long Rev. E. J. Love M Mrs. Jay Morton Mrs. Ruth Moffitt Mr. Mrs. Alfred Myers Mr. Mrs. R. C. Malpass Son Mr. Mrs. A. W. Mitchell Dr. Mrs. J. C. Morgan Mrs. Essie Marks Mrs. Wade Morris Mr. Mrs. George Monk Mr. Guilford Marshall Mrs. Flora Marshall Mrs. R. Marks Mc Mr. Mrs. E. V. McCuiston Mr. Mrs. Robert McDonald Mr. Mrs. J. W. McGuinn, Jr. Mr. Rufus McCray Mr. Mrs. Foster McDouglas Mrs. Ossie McEwell Mr. Mrs. Elijah McCall Mrs. Millis McDuffie Mrs. Susie McCluney Annie McClemsey Mrs. Estelle McDonald Mrs. Jean Mclnnis Mrs. Samuel McLendon Mr. Mrs. Frank McFadden Mrs. Bertha McCullough N Mrs. Helen Newson Mr. Mrs. James Oglesby Mr. Mrs. W. E. Oliver Mrs. Laura Owens Mr. Joe Payne Mr, Mrs. William Pledger Mr. D. K. Patrick Mr. Harold Porter Mr. Mrs. George Perry Mrs. James Parks Mr. John Pratt Mr. Andrew Padgett Rev. G. R. Paige Mrs. Willie Pinnix Mr. Mrs. Amos Quick, Sr. Mr. John Quick R Mr. Dewitt Robbins Mr. Mrs. Ferman Royan Mrs. Rosetta Robbins Mr. Jeff Robertson Mr. Mrs. Charles Rutledge Mrs. Florence Rainey Mr. William Reese Mr. Joseph Reese Mrs. Clara Roberts Mr. Mrs. Milton Stowe Mrs. Emma Shook Mr. Mrs. J. C. Smith Mrs. Lillian Shugar Mr. Clarence Smith Mrs. Pauline Smith Mr. Bill Simmons Mr. Mrs. Frazier Saunders Mrs. Louise Mae Stevens Mr. Mrs. Thomas Simmons Mr. O. C. Sparks Mr. Leonard Simon, Sr. Mrs. Louise Simon Mrs. James Steele Mr. Willie Smith Mrs. A. B. Speight Miss Glenda D. Smith Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Smith Mrs. Donald F. Stafford Mrs. H. T. Starr, Sr. Rev. J. C. Spencer Mrs. Lizzie Spencer Mr. Emmett Tate Mr. Mrs. Hillard Tillman Mr. Leonard Tillman Miss Henrietta Tillman Mrs. Sarah Tyson Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Tucker Mr. Roy Threadgill Mr. Mrs. Edmund Torrence Mr. Noah Tyson Mrs. Susie Tyson Mr. Isaac Torrence Miss Claudia Torrence Mrs. Virgie G. Torrence Mrs. Odessa Turner Mrs. Ruth B. Thomas V Mr. Harvey Valentine W Dr. Mrs. C. T. Whitten Mr. Mrs. Herbert Wainer Mr. Mrs. J. D. West Mrs. Sam Wainwright Mrs. M. E. Walters Mrs. E. P. Wilson Mrs. Katie Walker Mrs. Pauline Whitworth Mr. Mrs. Joseph Wilson Mrs. Mary Wise Miss Barbara J. West Elder Mrs. Lonnie Wright, Sr. Winston-Salem, N. C. Mr. Mrs. A. U. Walker Mrs. Johnnie M. Walker Mrs. Gussie Weeks Mr. Mrs. Walls Rev. Montrose Waite Mr. Mrs. Donald Young Z Mr. Mrs. Jack Zele Compliments of THOMAS SAUNDERS BOYS ' IVY Congratulations Seniors THE PENNPOINT STAFF Traditional Ivy Slacks for the M. I. T. (Most Important Teen). Drop belt loops, low rise, tapered with cuffs for that neat, trim traditional look. Strong sturdy fabrics in teen- preferred colors. Regular, Slim and Husky sizes. ATLANTIC SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Organized 1924 North Main Street High Point, North Carolina Financing Homes and Promoting Thrift (Savings Accounts), in High Point for Over Forty Years. Compliments of J. C. WELCH MOTOR CO. Compliments of WILSON ' S SHOE STORE Compliments of ROGER PINNIX You never out grow your need for Milk Your GUILFORD DAIRY milk man GRIFFITH OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY 792 North Main Street Phone 888-4573 Shaw - Walker Office Equipment Royal Typewriters Compliments of JOSEPH E. HUTTON Masonry Contractor Compliments of DANTE ' S FINE FOODS 614 East Washington Drive Now Serving Sandwiches, Meals Malted Beverages Patronize the Ole Boy :00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Monday - Saturday Phone 883-7843 Compliments of SIBERT ' S GRILL HARRIS MUSIC CO. 2432 English Road Hamond Organs - Pianos Band Instruments Sales or Rental Compliments of LOFLIN STREET GROCERY Compliments of SWARTZBERG ' S Zompliments of CLOVERLEAF SUPER MARKET 2020 South Main Street Compliments of YOUNG ' S BARBER SHOP BEDFORD SALES COMPANY Heating and Cooling Phone 88-24815 Compliments of THE RED HOUSE S. E. HAUSER, INC. Institutional Wholesale Grocers 517 S. Hamilton Street P.O. Box 86 GENERAL FINANCE CO., INC. Specialist in Auto and Airplane Financing 131 N. Hamilton Street Phone 88 2-4169 High Point, North Carolina Compliments of SANITARY SEAFOOD AAARKET NEW FRONTIER SERVICE STATION Phone 882-9819 433 E. Washington Dr. High Point, N, C. Compliments of FASHION SHOP 114 So. Main St. Phone 88-28018 CANNON-FETZER CO. MENS OUTHTTERS Compliments of LOCAL FINANCE COMPANY BLOSSOM SHOP 2500 North Main Street High Point, N. C. Phone 883-7194 SOUTHERN FURNITURE MARKET IN FURNITURELAND U.S.A. SOUTHERN FURNITURE EXPOSITION BUILDING. INC. Post Office Box 828 Telephone 88 8-4535 High Point, North Carolina •-mm 236 South Main Street HIGH POINT N. CAROLINA Phone 882-2587 Comptiments of HERITAGE Design Craftsmanship Compliments of 5: 700 North Main Street High Point, N.C. SNOW STUDIO CAMERA SHOP 207 North Main Street High Point, North Carolina Portrait, Commercial Photography and Photo- graphic supplies. High Point, N. C. BOYLES AUTO PARTS CO. 302 N. Wrenn Street Phone 883- 1205 McCULLOUGH ' S GROCERY 626 Fairview High Point, N. C. Compliments of MOORE ' S FUNERAL SERVICE 739 East Washington Drive Phone 882-4414 HARRISS GULF SERVICE 200 N. Centennial Ave. E. Washington Drive High Point, North Carolina Phone 888-4286 W. A. DAVIS MILLING CO. Royal Crown Family Flour Davis ' Corn Meal Double- AA Dog Food SOUTHLAND SUPPLY CO., INC. Phone 888-9920 MILLWORK , BUILDING MATERIALS . PAINTS . HARDWARE 711 Greensboro Road. High Point, N.C. 27260 WRIGHT WOMBLE PITTS For the Best In Men ' s Wear High Point, North Carolina JIMMY MALPASS AUTO SALES ' Where People Send Their Friends 1111 South Main Street High Point, N. C. W. T. GRANT COMPANY College Village Shopping Center Phone 882-8310 SAMPLE SHOE STORE ' Shoes for the entire Family at Budget Prices 119 North Main Street High Point, North Carolina Smart Fashions for Men and Boys and Ladies High Point at College Village Shopping Center Compliments of GUILFORD OPTICAL CO. 654 N. Main Street Compliments of CAPITOL CLEANERS Corner Underbill E. Washington Compliments of MARY BETHUNE BRANCH YWCA Compliments of PIEDMONT ELECTRIC REPAIR CO. Congratulations and best wishes always to Al juana, Andrew, Corole, and Terri Lyn THE MEN ' S DEN Distinctive Clothing For The Gentleman And His Lady Compliments of WASHINGTON ST. PHARMACY Compliments of STUTT ' S MEN ' S STORE Compliments of PARKVIEW LUNCH PEOPLE ' S LOAN SERVICE INC. 107 W. Washington Dr. Telephone 882-2959 Money for the People Dick Swartzberg, Mgr. Furniture Appliances Automobile CECIL ' S OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. 337 South Main St. High Point, N. C. Compliments of NORTH STATE TELEPHONE CO. DEEDEE ' S CLEANERS TAILORS Cleaning - Pressing Alterations of All Kinds 700 E. Washington St. Phone 882-4718 High Point, N.C. GLAMOR HOME Youthful hats and large size dresses Lingerie- Foundation-Uniforms Phone 882- 1013 112 E. Washington Dr. High Point, N. C. HIGH POINT DRY CLEANERS HATTERS Now Offer Free Storage 206 E. Washington St. Phone 882-6129 Save! Save! Save! H L DISTRIBUTORS OLD 97 PR ODUCTS Phone 882-2110 204 Fourth St, High Point, N. C. COMPANY Compliments of ALL PURPOSE SHOE SHINE PARLOR 861 E. Washington Drive Theodore R. Miller, Prop. Phone 88-57330 Compliments of CARL CHAVIS MEMORIAL BRANCH YMCA Compliments of L AND M RESTAURANT 613 E. Washington Drive Phone 88-22021 We Clothe the Family BERNIE ' S INC. 601 E. Washington Dr. Phone 88-85632 THE FLI-BACK COMPANY, INC. Established 1931 Sponge Balls- Sponge Rubber Products- Latex Toy Balloons Inflated Play Balls, Basketballs, Footballs, Wood Toys High Point, North Carolina ARTIST MATERIALS . Sanders . Polishers . Rug Shampoo PAINT I VICK PAINT AND WALLPAPER CO. WALLPAPERS Phones: 882-8425 882-0029 113-115 E. Commerce St. High Point, N. C. Compliments of HIGH POINT HARDWARE COMPANY Compliments of SUNSHINE LAUNDRY E. Washington Drive Washette Lester ' s Jewelry 144 North Main Street High Point, North Carolina GRIMSLEY MUSIC CO. 502 North Main Street Phone 882-1002 W. F. MAULDIN, INC. Your Reliable Buick Dealer 819 N. Main St. High Point, N. C. Compliments of ALMA DESK COMPANY Compliments of SAMUEL HYMAN ' S JEWELERS 146 North Main Street Agent For ALLIED VAN LINES, INC. HAROLD C. JONES Phones: 882-6320 - 882-9615 HALEY TRANSFER STORAGE CO. 121 Mangum Ave. High Point, N.C. CHARGE ACCOUNT ' S INVITED at WATSON ' S CLOTHIERS 217 North Main Street Phone 88 2- 09 12- High Point PHONE 882-8423 115 W. Washington St. FURNITURE CITY FINANCE, INC. Loans $10.00 To $100.00 $2.00 For Every HIGH POINT, N.C. Customer Referred We Outfit the Tigers! The Finest in Sports Equipment BEESON HARDWARE CO., INC. High Point, N. C. Phone: 888-4551 888-4552 GILBERTS ' SHOE STORE 120 South Main Street High Point, N. C. Beautiful Shoes Since 1936 UNITED CREDIT CORPORATION 210 E. Washington Drive Telephone 882-1418 High Point, N. C, Personal Loans $50 to $600 J. Robert Buie, Manager Compliments of oDias Compliments of MYRTLE DESK COMPANY High Point, North Carolina Manufacturers of Fine Office and Library Furniture PARKVIEW GROCERY 1520 Kivett Drive Phone 883-5188 Willis Hart, Proprietor Compliments of RICHARDSON ' S DEPARTMENT STORE 133 South Main Street Compliments of MRS. A. M. SMITH Compliments of TOM CLEGG OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 10 OTHER NIGHTS TILL 9 High Points First And Finest Complete Family Store Finest Quality at Lowest Prices 169 South Main Street High Point, North Carolina Sub-teen Jr. Petite ' s Dept. Teen Haven Balcony SNOW LUMBER COMPANY 200 E. Springdale Quality Building Materials Since 1880 Phones: 882-3396 882-3397 NASH JEWELRY AND LOAN CO. 127 North Main Street Remember Nash Saves You Cash FRIEDMAN ' S FASHIONS 122 So. Main St. High Point, N. C. Congratulations to Our Daughter, Beverly MR. and MRS. CHESTER MEBANE McCULLOUGH ' S GROCERY 626 Fairview Street High Point, N.C. Compliments of SAMET SALVAGE CO. IDOL-GREEN REALTORS The House of Homes ONE HOUR MARTINIZING DRY CLEANERS 247 South Main 2517 South Main 1530 North Main 1310 North Centennial For the best in cleaning WILLIAMS FLOWERS AND GIFTS 4018 South Main St. High Point, North Carolina Phone 431-2121 VOGUE CLEANERS, INC. 751 N. Main St. Phone 88 8-5613 O-N-E $ STORES EVERY DAY DOLLAR DAY BIG BIG DISCOUNT PRICES So. Main St. High Point Open 9 Til 9 6 Days Per Week E. Washington St. High Point Open 9 Til 5 Fri. 9 ' Til 9 Salem St. Thomasville Open 9 ' Til 5 Fri. 9 ' Til 9 WE ' LL ALWAYS SING THY P I ISES ' Despite the hard work, the disappointments, the sore and aching brains, feet and muscles, we of the staff feel great pride and joy in a task well done. Our deepest appreciation goes to all who in any way helped to make our task easier. We shall ever be grateful to Mr. Burford for his patient understanding; to Messrs. Morehead and Gary who masterminded our successful financial efforts; to Miss McDonald whose publicity campaign, high- lighted by the presentation of the CASE OF JUDY BAD CITIZEN helped to sell our book; to Mrs. Stewart on whom we can always call in an emergency; and especially to Mrs. Chess who collected all monies, supervised all bookkeeping and typing and relieved our adviser of many of her extra duties so that she might be free to devote her energies to this undertaking. We are further grateful to our parents, friends and our local merchants on whom we are always able to count for financial support. Our teachers are all dolls and we love them ! No where can one find a more cooperative bunch The same is true of our students who patiently posed, identified pictures and did countless other tasks. To staff members it has been a pleasure to work with you in bringing our ideas to fruition. Ronald Carter, Editor E. L. McConnell, Adviser 128