Yadkin High School - Eagle Yearbook (Boonville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1957 volume:

:www comm Pumxo LIBBULY P. O. BOX 60? YADKINVILLE, NC 27055 Mmber Of NORTHWESTERIH REGIONAL LIBRARY . ' ..:.L.-'44, 1 :rua .aaczf stump .spar-X Lxpminii' if-,.,.-v Q0 fvffi 1601 PAASOM SL1foeH'N7?f1CXGZ7 0l,5,5recfb fury 5 dff fhffdyou have ffm. ' gym 4 '57 ..I .,. ,X S 1-. .N 1711 x'U 'r A ir. , sa . A. M - fxm 'M A' rv' - . .-. Q ,W . . , f, v,,' 7-.1 gt. . 'tvzg-T' - A u mg ' lui In Qcagle 1957 Published by THE SENIOR CLASS of YADKIN HIGH SCHOOL Boonville, N. C. 21 lllllllllll ,5,,f,, flllllllll u. A' Q' fuhifgia Znfwgg THE EAGLE STAFF LAURA HAMPTON ..... ............ ........... T r easurer IDA J. GLENN .......... ........ F eature Editor JAMES ARMSTRONG ..... ..... B usiness Manager ELVA LULA SMITH ....... ............. E ditor MARVA J. CARSON ...... ....... A rt Editor LEON HAMPTON ...... ..... S ports Editor O fe LU 0 rd This EAGLE of T957 is a token of our association at Yadkin High School for the past five years. lt is presented as a record of the ioyful and happy days we have spent at our beloved Alma Mater. As youturn the pages may you be ever mindful of the happy associa- tion we had in all of our activities. T! u I rip Fl ' i. ' 1 -iii 'll .i...i. A WORD TO THE CLASS OF T957 We want you to win. The world is always with the winner. Some one has said, the in- stinct of hero worship is so inherent in all of us that the winner can always count on the crowd . For the man who puts up a clean fight and comes out on top a thousand voices are ready with generous accolade. The principle applies, not only in the spectacular achieve- ments but in the humbler pursuits as well. The work of the day laborer in one of our large in- dustrial firms is not less important than that ofa top ranking official, and the person who works alone inacloistered laboratoryis iust as important as the head of some large banking institu- tion. The world needs more of the type whose determination enables him to make a go of the thing he attempts to do. We want you to win. The quitter never wins and the winner never quits. Congratulations Seniors of 1957. Your Principal B. T. MCCALLUM sv ADMINISTRATION FRED C . HOBSON Superintendent Q sq? wlwbmi COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION Lett to Right: Mr. H. A. Taylor, Mr. Fred C. Hobson, Supt., Mr. G. C. Wallace, Chairman, Mr. A. V. Shore. ,lx LOCAL SCHOOL COMMITTEE Left to Right: Mr. E. L. Cundiff, Chairman, Mr. B. T. Hinson, Mr. L. J. Carter, Mr. J. R. Thomas, Mr. G. W. Armstrong, Secretary. DEDICATION 'Wu Hn ffx UT I, Fx '- v-hwy! 1 . as, wk vj Miss G. VANCE MRS. w. M. F. McCALLUM Librarian and English Social Studies and Counseling O-A B.T. MCCALLUM Princial and English w.,,,,,,. C, Q, MATTHEWS MISS M. L. KIMBER Science and Mathematics Eighth Grade and Home Economics It is with sincere thanks and deep appreciation that we dedicate this 1957 edition of the EAGLE to our High School Teachers, who have shown such genuine interest in the students at Yadkin High. We are sure that the time and effort they have spent in helping us will always be remembered. FACULTY . ,WK d, 47 -H-0' h', . -f If! 'US ' f 1 f fn-ff X 3 me L 4. Q I 2-...f I I ,, ls is -Z vu. n 4 B.T.McCALLUM B. A., Morgan College Balt- imore, Md., M.A. Univer- sity of Michigan. MRS. W.M.F.McCALLUM B.A. , Bennett College Gre- ensboro, N. C. M.A. , Univ- ersity of Michigan. CLIFTON O. MATTHEWS B.S., A. 8. T. College Gre- ensboro, N. C., Graduate Work: A.8.T. MISS GLENOLA VANCE B.S., North Carolina Col- lege, Durham, N. C. JOE CARROLL MATTHEWS A. B., University of N.C., Chapel Hill, N. C. MISS MARILYN L. KIMBER B.S. , Bennett College, Gre- ensboro, N. C. Graduate Work: N. C. College, Dur- ham, N. C. MISS ANN L. BLACKBURN B.S., Winston-Salem Teach- ers College, Graduate Work: A. 8. T. Greensboro, and N. C. College, Durham, N.C. MRS. G. M. C. ANTHONY B.S. , Barber-Scotia Col lege, Concord, N.C. Graduate Work: N. C. College, Dur- ham, N. C. MRS. A. H. ANDERSON B.S. , A.8.T. College Green- sboro, N.C. Graduate Work: A.8.T.College, N.C. Coll- ege. MRS. R.J.M. ROBERTS B.S. , Winston-Salem Teach- ers College, M. S., A.8.T. College Greensboro, N. C. MRS. O.M.G. CAMP B.S. , Winston-Salem Teach- ers College, Graduate Work: N. C.College, Durham, N.C. MRS. P. D. PORTER B.S. , Winston-Salem Teach- ers College, Graduate Work: N.C. College, Durham, N. C. 5 Q4 r 5 y KN 1 ' ' H QI .4 , L ' 5 . 1 if Q U ' b X ' I 3 J Y' .. 4 4 1 I 1 I 4 , 1 51. I V.. U ,ti ' . E + f J 5 , 'HE ', I I Q if gig , Lf? N5 7 'W ff L , ,L I :yr V :fc rv :lg J ' r 'Fw 41.1, ,JL ,J f , L, 'ir' ' Tr ' 5' Q 3 ' Z .,- ' I . 5-' N 2113 Q' 1514351 f 1 YADKIN H IGH SCHOOL 'Af HIGH SCHCDOL CLASS PRESIDENTS PAULA ANN GWYN ................................... Freshman CLARENCE HARRl5..... ..... Sophomore BEATRICE SCALES.. ....... Junior ELVA LULA SMITH ...... . .... Senior Qlaooeo f 1 f L Ai! K. Y SENIORS Ei' .363 ' -I' :I I-Q' ' A I . iw V- 90. 535 X assi TW A CLASS OFFICERS ELVA LU LA SMITH ..... .............................. ....... P r esident LEON HAMPTON .......... .... V ice President iDA JANET GLENN .......... .......... S ecretary VIRGINIA JUANITA JARRETT .,.. .... A ssistont Secretary LAURA JANE HAMPTON .... ..................... ......... T r ecrsurer CHARLIE ALVIS MARTIN CARRIE JANE HARRIS LOUIS ANTHONY DODD Drum uKiH.Yll uWIId BIIIH Activities: Basketball, Science Activities: Glee Club, Dramatic Activities? Bus Drivers Club Club- club, science club. 5C'enCeC'Ub- Ambition: Air Force PiIot. Ambition: Beautican. Ambition: PiIot. flu, CLASS OF I957 NATHANIEL HEROUS ALLISON Daddio Activities: Basketball, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Bus Drivers Club. Ambition: Pilot VIRGINIA JUANITA JARRETT llpigll Activities: Basketball, Glee Club, Dramatic Club. Ambition: Nurse MARVA JEAN CARSON Wildy Activities: Basketball, Science Club, Dramatic Club, GleeClub. Ambition: Beautican. JAMES EDWARD ARMSTRONG Goose Jr. Activities: Basketball, Glee Club, Library Club, Dramatic Club. Ambition: Air Force Pilot JOE LOUIS ARMSTRONG ll Il Activity: Basketball Ambition: Boxer IDA JANET GLENN Earlie Activities: Basketball, Glee Club, Dramatic Club. Ambition: Beautican i i ,U ' 'Y it 'A W R, gi f -hi F'i2'S. f X I Y in-my -A ii gay.. 4 Wlmlypmg VIRGINIA ALENE DODD Gin Activities: Science Club, Glee Club, Dramatic Club. Ambition: Laboratory Technician . WILSON LEE GLENN, JR. Bell Belly Activities: Basketball, Science Club, Library Club, Bus Drivers Club. Ambition: Barber WILLIAM CLYDE LONG Dub Activities: Basketball, Glee Cl ub, Science Club, Dramatic Club, Bus Drivers Club. Ambition: Pilot. ANNIE THERESSA MATTHEWS Tooth Pick Activity: Dramatic Club. Ambition: Beautican. SADIE ELIZABETH PARSON Sad Activities: Glee Club, Dramatic Club. Ambition: Stenographer. JAMES ALLEN PORTER Dynamite Activity: Bus Drivers Club. Ambition: Air Force Pilot. CLASS l r I l l 4 i l l l l l 1 OF I957 MARVIN LEROY SPEAKS llRed ll Activities: Basketball, Bus Dri- vers Club. Ambition: Mechanic LAURA JANE HAMPTON Sister!' Activities: Dramatic Club, Glee Club. Ambition: Home Economist. ELVA LULA MAE SMITH Brain Activities, Basketball, Glee CI ub, Dramatic Club, Library Club, N.H.A. Ambition: Nurse. LEON HAMPTON Romeo Activities: Basketbal I, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Science Club. Ambition: Pilot ARCHIE LEE DOBSON Dreamy Activity: Boy Scouts Ambition: Doctor. FORD WILLIAMS Yeah Activity: Science Club . Ambition: Barber. ea tn fic' 'Q 'Y 5 Sunni . ' ., V- 'L , Q ,I 1254 ' A or E 4 , gg , 'f 1 4,5 j fi X .... , .W 3 ef ' 5' 'Q ' 55 W . . ,:,,, A .....:,: U Q y Q . 1 I I QT 1 5 ' mv ,L 'ra :ia - 'J 4 I f ffwf I f I f Q: K Q4 'Jw if Q 1 L W iw, fi! ii, .' fn s 'w Q-,if QT 1-rw . -qi! i THE HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF T957 Now the history of the Class of 1957, of Yadkin High School, City of Boonville, State of North Carolina. ln the year of T953-54 school term in the Ninth Month, and on the seventh day of the month there entered into this Land of Learning, thirty-two seekers of knowledge. We came up with a great determination to reach a certain destination namely: Our High School Graduation. And it came to pass, as we entered this land as freshmen, we were received with warm welcomings and re- ioicings by those who were to lead us up theby-ways of knowledge, and they spoke unto us words of cheer, and of encouragement. As we dwelt in the land as freshmen, it seemed to be one of the most exciting years we had ever witnessed. We were now in High School, and were able to participate in many new activities. The most exciting activity was competing for ourfirst time in the school's Annual Popularity Contest. We ranked fourth place in the contest with S233.5O. Our advisers were Mrs. O. M. Campand Miss W.O. Moore. Virginia Juanita Jarrett was our class con- testant. Now it came to pass at the end of our first year, we were promoted to sophomore land for our second year, T954-55. This was also a joyous year, for this was our second step before reaching our great goal. During this year in the Popularity Contest, we ranked fourth place again with S220.25. Mrs. R. J. Roberts and Mr. R. L. Durrah were our advisors and our contestant was lda Janet Glenn. Now the year T955-56 school term came to pass, and success looked fair, for now we could visualize being seniors, but we knew that from the beginning each step was to be made separate, and only time would Permit us to be seniors. So we waited and accepted the tasks which were before us. So this year we won first place in the PopularityContest, with S474.76. Our advisers again were Mrs. Roberts and Mr. Durrahp and our contestant was Laura Jane Hampton. She was crowned Miss Yadkin High for T955-56. During this year, in the month of Marc h, Mr. R. L. Durrah, our Science and Mathematics instructor left us and went to a distant place and there was sor- row among this class. For verily had he made himself dearly beloved by the Class of 1957. But the class went on striving through this land of promise and success. Mr. C. O. Matthews came as our Science and Mathematics in- structor. We welcomed him into our school family. As the year progressed we looked forward to sponsoring a jun- ior-senior prom. So in the month of April on the 27th night we enioyed a wonderful iunior-senior prom. One we will never forget. Now this, the fourth year in the history of this great Class of l957, has been one of much toiling and little leisure time along the way, for we have been making preparations for our last and final days, at this our High School Alma Mater. Now it came to pass, our pride had grown in bigness because of being classified as seniors. We began looking forward to wearing some symbol befitting our classification, and we purchased gold rings bearing the engraved em- blem ofthe school. During this year we won third place in the Popularity Contest raising S325.10. Our advisers were Mrs. G.M. Anthony and Mrs. P. D. Porter, our contestant w,as Marva Jean Carson . Being seniors this year, we attended the Annual Senior Day held at A.8iT. College in Greensboro, N.C . nine- teen members of the class, our principal, Mr. McCallum, our adviser Mrs. McCallum and Mrs. Anderson went and enjoyed a wonderful day. So it has come to pass that out of the thirty-two that entered this land of learning in the year of l953, only eighteen will depart. But those who strayed toward a different goal, will regret their standard for High School education, but too late to reap a good harvest when a none prospering seed has been sown. Beholdthe name ofGraduation, blessed is the one that leadth the way, and the Class that standeth in the line, and sitteth in the graduates seat. Behold, the name of Education, for because of it our leaders fteachersj have endured great torments. Verily have they been grateful for that noble cause. Faith, Hope, and Confidence yield knowledge, plus Education yields a gate-way to success. And now may the blessings that ever attend the noble, good and true, follow and abide with us all now and forevermore . ELVA LULA MAE SMITH Historian CLASS PROPHECY On the night of May 29th, we finally ended our toilsome twelve years of schooling. After the graduation exercises we bade dear old Yadkin High goodbye and departed to go our own ways. Being tired, Iwent home to get some rest and sleep, and awake with a glimpse of the future. So I lay down andclosed my eyes and was soon in a supreme state of temporary inactiveness. That night my future got ahead of me, about ten years I'd say. Mists were twirling about my feet, and below in the val- ley a number of tall buildings, stores, factories and numerous houses loomed out to the very top of the surrounding mountains. Was this the Boonville I'd known only the day before? It must be but I simply had to investigate the birth of the gleaming new city. Down the mountain-side I ran, and soon found myself striding along the street with endless num- bers of shopsand offices on either side of me. Then I began to look for familiar landmarks and nam- es. Immediately above my head I noticed a sign that read Glenn-Carson Beauty Salon, who were Ida Glenn and Marva Carson. They had finally gotten into the legal hair business. I had just returned a few weeks before from a visit to see my husband who was doing his intern practice work in Los Angeles. And whom do you suppose was his nurse? None other than Juanita Jarrett, and from her I learned that Elva Smith was employed as a surgical nurse on the same floor of the St. Joseph's Hospital. James Porter owned one of the town's largest and best soda shops and welcomed me whole-heart- edly for a soda. Here I gathered a bit of gossip. I learned that my old friend Wilson Glenn was in the army and Joe Armstrong was playing pro-basketball for the South Carolina Hornets. Someone turned on the television and then I learned Boonville now had T.V. namely Y.C.H.S. There was a home economist show going off and featured none other than Laura Hampton and Ann Matthews. Theywere giving a cooking demostration showing how to save in the purchasing of foods. But guess who followed them in the wittiest comedy show you ever saw? Charles Martin, who was also one of the town's barbers. I decided to see what was on the Rock and Roll hit parade for '65 and I deposited a coin in the iukebox and there from the depths of the jukebox came the voices of Nathaniel Allison, William Long, Leon Hampton and James Armstrong, who were now recording artist for Atlantic records. They now called themselves the Corvets . As I continued down the street I passed an interior de- corator shop owned by Sadie Parson and Louis Dodd. I was iust entering the shop when I was hailed by Louis. He was evidently a successful businessman who still had time to chauffer me around. As we rode along we came to a familiar intersection . Though enclosed by quiet modern defficien- ces, had the location of South End. There Archie Dobson owned a large automobile agency. Going on downtown I passed the Clinton Memorial hospital where Virginia Dodd was employed as a lab- oratory technician. From all reports she is doing an excellent job. On my way down the street I saw Carrie Harris' Beauty Salon, decorated and beautiful. From the window I waved at Carrie and rode on. She looked as glamorous as ever. As we rode on Louis reminded me we had been away from Sadie and the shop too long. So we took the shortcut and headed for the shop. As we neared the shop the mists began to rise and I awoke from my dream. To those my sayings proved favorable, all well and good. To those l've rendered the slightest offense I beg your pardon most humbly. MARVA JEAN CARSON Prophetess LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the senior class of 1957 of Yadkin High School of Boonville, North Carolina, being of sound minds and bodies, realizing the uncertanity of this earthly existance and about to pass out of this, our life at Yadkin High School, do hereby make this our last will and testament. To our faithful Principal Mr. McCallum we leave our deepest appreciation for the guidance and cooperation given us for the four years that we have striven here. .To our Parents who have made it possiblefor us to be here attaining this honor, we bequeath our sincere thanks. To our entire Faculty we leave our sympathy, and hope that with the on coming seniors,you will find a greater peace of mind. To the high school faculty we leave our yearbook The Eagle. To the coming Seniors, we leave our senior privileges hoping that you will make good use of them as we did. To the coming Juniors, we leave our courage, wisdom and intelligence. To the coming Sophomores, we leave our notebooks and pencils as well as our well know nerve. To the coming Freshmen, we leave our patience as well as our good behavior. Marva Jean Carson wills her love for Nathan Allison, and her ability to play basketball to Beatrice Scales, watch out Bea frowning is catching. Carrie Jane Harris wills her hairstyles to Beatrice Scales, and her ability to dance to Thomasene Dobson. Leon Hampton willshis physique to Bobby Smith, and his position on the basketball team to Jimmy Dowell, and hopes he does well. Elva Lula Mae Smith wills her ability to understand Geometry to Thomasene Dobson, and her typing ability to Barbara Brown. Remember Barbara fingers on your home row keys and eyes on your copy. Wilson Glenn Jr. wills his masculinity to Pinky Cooper, it's time to be a man Pinky, and stop acting- James Edward Armstrong willshis Johnny Bull shoes to Walter Tucker, if you let some of that air out of those boats you might be able to get your feet in a pair. He wills his seat on the basketball team to Pomp Matthews, keep it worm Pomp. Laura Jane Hampton wills her neatness to Hallie Porter, and her ability to walk and stand erect to Mozelle Gray. Charlie Alvis Martin wills his dancing ability to Sherman Armstrong, be careful Sherman don't get nervous like Charlie did at the prom. Sadie Elizabeth Parson wills her class ring to Bobby Lee Wilborn, work hard Bobby and earn one of your own. Joe Louis Armstrong wills his ability to steal basketballs to Victor Carson, don't get sticky fingers Victor and steal something besides basketballs. Virginia Alene Dodd wills her ability to sing to Mozella Gray, stop screeching Mozelle and start singing. Ann Theressa Matthews wills her slimness to Lola Cowan, her bowl of beans to Barbara Brown, and her love to Mrs. McCallum's flowers. Nathaniel Allison wills his iiving ability to Pinky Cooper. Virginia Juanita Jarrett wills her shortness to Martha Porter, don't be a long tall Sally, Martha. She wills her small feet to Kay Wilborn, too much feet get in your way Kay. William Clyde Long wills his center position on the basketball team to Royce Davis, with hopes he will do better than he did, and his tallness to Ralph Gamble. Ida Janet Glenn wills her bashfulness to Patricia Spease, take heed Patricia and be as quite also. James Allen Porter wills his bus driving ability to Lola Gray Cowan, and his little Richard hair style to Bea- trice Scales. Last, but not least, we will our sincere thanks and lasting appreciation to Mrs. McCallum, our beloved ad- visor for working so faithfully with us. Signed and witnessed in due form on this 29th day of May in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty seven. THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1957 , 1 I 'T 1 ie SUPERLATIVES i i J lbw 4' w-rw Q21 4 .14 mm 1 . 'mfr Qr . , Qwwfvfr ww? ,.f,vwx.1 1 L 'Ye H fr N 4-5 eowqgtl-'-0 74' - fi , gh, ' 7 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED W.C. Long Elva Lula Sm NEATEST Laura Hampton James Armstrong T., .i-,..,,,,,, ' 'S-'l21fM1'iQi milky Egg , Q lla' f 31 nw sg 44 is ww wwf 1' Wm Zvi H0391 19 ap sm' aww, 1. .px ,s i irtilaw xii, ww! ?5!e7v'X4Z'9 Byawi 'ix -E QM' 4 1 ii. ,fig 4tr z'fl53 ,cv W WM 68423 Ei 'fr -6 HGH? K My mf 4 we -1 fz 7415? 264 -XR' Fvkiir 'vi-M80 1 as me mxgwf 'aww flllll Hrziflsv iw sts: -v , gg Qxni rm? If , I Z ff?-of i 3.5?'g i givin--W 5534, will -JSF, ,g 'Y 7f1, , . fr Q' ., 5 -if 1, A Q 3 Y ..k,,?.?..A5I :?VwL ' gigifanaiu hrlq QUIETEST MOST POPULAR vw ith Archie Lee Dobson Virginia Dodd Nathan Allison Juanita Jarrett 1 SUPERLATIVES l l 'wif-i.f,' A 'J rs MOST MUSICAL BEST DRESSED Leon Hampton, Marva Carson Nathan Allison Ida Glenn Carrie Harris K jf W if 3 , if , J U f 4 MOST DEPENDABLE CUTEST-MOST HANDSOME-PRETTIEST l Elva Smith, Juanita Jarrett Sadie Parson, James Armstrong Ida Glenn Ann Matthews Q SUPERLATIVES 1, P ' 4 'fu Whn-- 4 Q M-Q., l -1 Itmilu ' 1 Qsgmgf Q Ulu. : u I-'ll limp 1 :nl g . . -'-Vg - .1iii11g,.du'mQPrqn5,, V ,ifymu 'ra 'lv' -I w,75'vi? 2P 'i BIGGEST EATERS James Armstrong Marva Carson 56+ , '72 IW . i ,. li ft ' IQ A Qi: 5, .I N 1 ,I I I. LQ? g .I f QM, KINDEST-MOST POLITE Virginia Dodd, Ida Glenn A 1 Louis Dodd E: t .- fn Kev- 'f Sf ' rw ,, Q ,- ' 'Sufi I . , ,.., ,,.....h-fs ' Y 2-., ' hh -'-asv Q 'Y 0 N !:- It 'W- .V W 1.5! N r g - .. ' Syst , 'W-.. H, ' x BIGGEST JIVERS AND FLIRT BIGGEST CLOWNS James Porter, Marva Carson Nathan Allison, W. C. Long Charlie Martin James Armstrong, Leon Hampton K 1 -1 -,Q Q qs-31 f A vi, ,vAf,,g. SUPERLATIVES X fs 2 y . V if Zu f4,, if BEST DA NC ERS 90 F I L' , S. - - W Qt, iii qi A on , 1 I 1 V M Q If ff l V MOST ATH LETIC James Armstrong Carrie Jane Harris L H SON Gmpfon Marva Jean Carson 4e4e'h , ' -' 1. I V' dw gy E 5 r r E MOODIEST-MOST NONCHALANT Wilson Glenn, Carrie Harris Joe Louis Armstrong LARGEST 5 Sadie Parson Marvin Speaks ALMA MATER Fair Yadkin,we love thee so tried and so true, Our hearts at thy name swell with pride. We owe thee allegiance we pledge thee our faith, A faith that shall ever abide. Chorus We pledge thee our love, we pledge thee our faith, What ever the future may bring. And thus our devotion fidelity too, And homage we pay as we sing. Fair Yadkin, as onward the years swiftly fly, And thy livest in memories sweet. We bring thee our laurels whatever they be, And lay them with ioy at thy feet. CLASS COLORS Block and Gold CLASS MOTTO Striving Today For Higher Standards Tomorrow. CLASS FLOWER Red Rose 4-5- fl fy 120 X Y n f 15' f ff? , - if . .,i.. K 1111 f L . xQ. ' :- x ' L , 3 XX x s X 1 if ll ll W 1 19 i : , 1 , R5 we xx ll I 5, 4 M .. Jl7?, 1 if lv f CLASS SONG Forever Dear Yadkin we've loved only you, Always and forever we'll remember you. And to the teachers who've been so dear, We want you to know we've enjoyed being here. Chorus Our hearts at your command, to keep love after all, Making us happy was your desire, graduation was our goal We'll forever love you till eternity, We'll never forget you and the Seniors to be. A word to the Seniors who're taking our places, You must always remember its a long struggling race. lf ever you're loosing, keep on till you win, Don't ever give up iust try it again. SENIOR GIRLS CLASS POEM Farewell Dear Ole Yadkin High, Four long years have striven by. We've worked together, had a lot of fun, But life has only iust begun. Now that its time for us to part, There's much sorrow in our hearts. Farewell Dear Ole Yadkin High, We want to bid you a loving good-bye. To those who stood with us so long, Who corrected us when we did wrong. Who tried to teach the golden rule, Everday that we went to school. Farewell Dear Ole Yadkin High, Our friends we bid you a loving good-bye. Teachers, we bid you a fond farewell, To the loving places where we had dwelled. Tho' we leave in sorrow all the ioys we've known, We can face tomorrow, knowing we'll never walk alone Farewell Dear Ole Yadkin High' Now its time to say good-bye. As we part to go our way, Away from high school work and play. Away to join the world's great throng, To our Alma Mater we say so long. VIRGINIA JUANITA JARRETT '45 MARTHA PORTER l' Q., JUNIOR CLASS b 6 . A I I WILLIAM GRINTQN THOMASENE DOBSON fl? ,Q if BARBARA J . BROWN HOMER COOPER, JR. BARBARA J. RUSSELL JESSIE RAY SALES HERMAN STIMPSON :CQ L, px I BEATRICE SCALES SHERMAN ARMSTRONG KAY F. WELBORN ROSA WILLIAMS 'Q' V at WM! 7 gh' I 7 A .Lqq P - 4 xi '-1' Q 5 i I I I I 2 PM kiwi' ,ii DOLLY KING '. 'vw ' J HALLIE PORTER DAVID WILLIAMS LOLA G. COWAN V ,SN xagn, 1' ,. .. .F . 4' -4- SOPHOMORE CLASS lr' .EAA ? ,fy L BQBBY SMITH JEAN CAROL SPEAKS ...I i CLARENCE HARRIS i 1-A 435 EDNA PAULINE DODD CLYDE GLENN MATTIE J. HAMPTON CHARLES L. WARD LILLIE HARRIS Q JAMES M. GLENN PATRICIA SPEASE ROYCE DAVIS A61 MOZELLE GRAY .-if H NORA DOBSON . -34 Q, , A3 Q we nf? I JAMES DOBSON ,f , -.:. I ,M ,T qi, , I xx I I br ' , , N y AC' '91- -4- 'Q A +417 'Q I gm? 0 JIMMY DOWELL wg 5 .' 'fl ,A ..,,, A A'- '-Q I' ha WILLIAM BROWN, JR. wha, SUE M. MARTIN 401 , A, ALICE PHILLIPS VY' ', FAU LA A. 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V ' ' 'f' 'M-. iks ' ' L -wta.R ,,v .V',1 GUARDS Marva Carson, lcla Glenn, Martha Porter, Jean Speaks, Barbara Brown. , . , 1 ,IU LW.. , .wifi 9, - , .wi f 'I ' xl sf '- --wr , -'21,,- , ,N f CAPTAIN Marva J . Carson FORWARDS Juanita Jarrett, Patricia Spease. 1956-W TEAM GUARDS Marva Carson, lda Glenn. -nv. 7- ,, .i I i.l,rK, I . 151- ss, , we sf J, nail an i me . -, . B . - , . L -A--,-is YN? ,.,.., - ,3,-,- , , if ' A Y ,f vs- f ' ,P . 3 f- if wsu! - mfg . , CO-CAPTAIN Juanita Jarrett 'JI 'E r L . 3.45 , if J AIAA ,' it .'., ,'l .' Q Q . S a ,. . l ' fsrkal 'M 4: 'I ' is .. , 1.233 ' unh..:5E:kLf--rgyzsxixy .1 fx-, sx ' af 1 N if-f' f COACH M. L. Kimber FORWARDS Elva Smith, Beatrice Scales, Patricia Spease, Jessie Sales, Thomasene Dobson, Juanita Jarrett. 3. , ! I -rl !.Js,,..? . gee W 11 ft ,, 1,-:'1-Q Q T' 7 1 1 L A ml. Lal 5' -4152 BOYS' BASKETBALL I if' l iff my f pfmmw B gnsudi Zig QM midi' z 'QC Q 'QR' 1 -I K, BLM. 5' ,.A.- f- , M ,M , .,:' , .Q , - . -' - ' - -1 1,1 CAPTAIN Leon Hampton B .. ' VMI , COACH 1 1, 54 ...M .' 4. Clifton O. Matthews CO-CAPTAIN William C . Long 2'-, ' 1 fx W' - 1 T956-57 TEAM J K V ff .IQ , ., g 5 JJ Q ' ' 'eff f' .,.. . , . L I lin? ' B4' '1.L.10xi vi ,,,..g.jf3 Q Q' - ' 1 , A. , . f Z l P' ' fl, 2:24 'L' 1 'ef 'a-' M1 A A -'XLQ51 Y 'T - . , X , Mvwxk . ,QQ fi - i '90 ' .xgf1'5..:f,k51 j N. . . f at: ' ' T . M , f W. C. Long, Joe Armstrong, Nathan Joe l-0Ul5 Afm5f 0 '9 Allison, Leon Hampton. - . ' -, . ,, cv ,Q 135-fm, I .1 ,V . , ty, U: . P, , Nw- f rw 4' ., V . 'I' A ' I 1 'fm ki ,F- w N f I N 4 , In Ji? fl. - Xgfx I -I . ' -. - fi' f. H X. .. 4. -A I 4, '5'5'I 'f-' 'A 9 , ' .:. j v' . 4, ' , X, 7. , ll f ,- .gs-'s5 ' A R V .nf' ws-194 ..f'iw .M 4 -'I -.D 1- I DRIVER EDUCATION CLASS BUS DRIVERS .I ,, ,R .V bm 's ..l:5'5' 'L I 2119- ., KA A f' 'E ' I A a 5 3 - I S . ,Wa Q Y I dj' if 1 ,I XII-nu-'Nan-u. ,fffrfw-' , I 5 I S H ,. ea H CAROLINA PLBLIC I I YADKIII COIJIVTI' 4 0 ff A 01 ,Z I I W, 'P-Rag? Q 2 5 HS E K3 1 Erlb- E Mlss YADKIN HIGH OF I956-57 ' I V' 4. -' I ' A , 1 ,Qggffh f .0 n , A v K 'I ALICE PHILLIPS Class of 1960 I I I I HI 3 I I 'Iwi 59441 . I956-57 POPULARITY CCDNTESTANTS 1331: 1 1 , L,.i'v' ' .. 21' Q. - ' ggi if. A J G-V -,.. LL. I I wus f , Q .:.x A i Q5 ' ', - fr Rf' - Lifcz ... ' .,,, , nf X ,xy .37 ,- H+-g, -,gd 3 ' W. , fs get f V ,- 1. 3. , M, ,V U ixpz bw. -k 9' iff A-+ -. .. if 3 If Q x ,1,al' , .n g -A 'H ' .WQL I4 'A 2?9 f -95-Lk ff MISS JUNIOR HIGH AND ATTENDANTS Patricia Dobson, Judy Carson, Sue Cooper,Miss Junior High, DeIores Dobson, Earline Dobson. CUSTGDIAN AND LUNCHROOM PERSONNEL I ' X , ,W-' I mimi .na w,L 'S ?' ENGLISH A Y . X, V, 4 - 1 f 45, in .Q AQ DAYS TO HISTORY CHEMISTRY M.,-un. HOMEMAKING hi! fs M -x af Q REMEMBER TYPING -4 CAFETERIA ,- MATHEMATICS ,H vw' di ' i Mn f-a Li DRAMA SNAPSHOTS F AUTOGRAPHS 4 SNAPSHOTS yu: . 13:1 ,,.: . fer g 6 sg! . 1 N' 1. -, ffj, L, Q. ah! . of T '. Qi, ,uk-'Q-'fy. , ' 'r-vii f?'ff'3'?, 515-il . rm fiffl.,-11? f,f3Q.4,. f fx 1 3 g-, at ,fn . 1 ybfifgghb , 'qiqkkuiy'-M1551 N' ,mg ,qu -2 Qi f.-:-- ..,f1afafw :fev5zZnQ4f,,:,0f -qv-1 we .,k . .. H H G ' :,w - 1 , ' s - ' 1 1' 'Nt '3 It wx 'W3' ' ,. K .5 Y 'I I , . , e, 1 4 'f ' QUV ' A N1 .' I A I, - 4 ,..: f,3,'2j,:. . ,I q - '- I iq Hfvlv. .11 Q ' ,a ' ' - ' - .sk W ,.,,-. Biff? .. .,.,., ,,.', - ,A f V -V: - A-f Af f . 1 .AW 15 A V' ,. , ,- 1 .. . ,,.- ' X-,ak -,- Y .I 1.0 JA, A. M A., .1-aux., f.-4 W G , -- - t-v,-'44 -.pu ,gf 1, A -, , - -49 N. . .HM-4- -r - , 1,42 W1 j ,- iki-4'?f'i g uv . - , M - gf. . HMA:-e -.4-of' 5' , .. . .f5.:+?f-ol,-rffei-1 'Eg ' '.rc+f,: J- - .-167-A ,, 6 , . .I 'I 7-,H .1 . 1 , , 1 N X , 24'59.ff: ,., . - x l rf vw. -fm , ,, ' r A if I , . ., , .IM-- ff' . Swv-frmfN??'f::'fm?iLf3xfM1 A ' , PATRONS REV. 8.MRS. E. S. ANDERSON MR. 8. MRS. ROY J. ANTHONY MR. 8. MRS. CARL ARMSTRONG MR. HAL BELL BELK-DOUGHTON COMPANY MISS A. L. BLACKBURN MR. 8. MRS. THOMAS BOLES, SR. MRS. OLLIE G. CAMP MISS ROSE EMMA CROPPS MR. 8- MRS. JAMES W. CUNDIFF MR. RICHARD NORVELL CUNDIFF MISS S. A. CUNDIFF MR. 8. MRS. JAMES A. DAVIS MR. 8. MRS. BOBBY DINKINS MRS. ANNIE RUBY DOBSON DOSS 8. SON DR. LIN FINCANNON MR. 8. MRS. HENRY GLENN MR. 8. MRS. WILSON GLENN, SR MR. 8. MRS. JOHN B. HAMPTON, SR. MR. EARLY HOBSON MR. 8. MRS. JOE HOBSON MR. 8. MRS. NICK HOBSON MR. WADE HOBSON MR. JOHN D. HOLCOMB MRS. RUTH JARRETT MR. CLINT JESTER MISS MARILYN L. KIMBER LONG 8. WISHON MR. 8- MRS. HAZER MARTIN MISS KATIE SUE MARTIN MR. 8. MRS. ROY MARTIN MR. 8. MRS. A. ODELL MATTHEWS, SR. MR. CLIFTON O. MATTHEWS MR. 8. MRS. B. T. McCALLUM MR. FRANKIE MILES MORRISON DRY CLEANERS MR. ROBERT LOUIS PHILLIPS MR. 8. MRS. GRAY M. PORTER MR. CLYDE PRIM MESSRS. FOY AND WILSON REECE DR. W. D. REECE MR. 8. MRS. L. C. RICHARDSON MRS. RUBY J. M. ROBERTS MR. BOBBY EUGENE SCALES MR. 8. MRS. CARL SHORE MR. 8. MRS. DAVID SMITH MRS. CARRIE STEWART MR. 8- MRS. JUNIOR STEWART MR. 8. MRS. JIMMY STINSON WESTERN AUTO STORE of YADKINVILLE MISS GLENOLA VANCE MR. 8. MRS. LESTER WARD MR. CHARLIE THOMAS WILLIAMS Congratulations Class of I957 T0M'SJ, STIIDIO P. O. BOX 535' ELKIN, N. C. A 475 I PHONES I 651 A:: ::::: ::'44-4.-::- ::::- Best wishes to the students and faculty of Ycadkin High. Visit the ChothomCountry Store at Elkin . CHATHAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY Elkin, N. C. Compliments of DIXIE RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT CO., INC Winston-Salem, N. C. 235 N. Church St. Phone 5-352i :::44-4::::v+'Q4-QQ.,-CQCQN.,-0f.'.' ':::-f::::::::::.:: Compliments of MARTINi'S BAKE SHOP Fried Pies-Doughnuts Telephone 6l5 P. O. Box 83 Jonesville, N. C. Compliments of SPAlNHOUR'S A Modern Department Store Elkin, N. C. A A A A Apffaaovxaxeeaaap-40,000 A Aa A A004 A A A40 A Ao.: BRA! DED 69 Q6 lagoon Y O ASTORIA BRAID MFG. CCD., INC. APLE AND FANCY BHAIDS ANU PHONES 424: - 422: - 423t l3OONYII.I,IC, N. V. Compliments of YADKIN VALLEY PACKERS, INC Elkin-Jonesville, N. C. Manufacturers of Piedmont's Best Products v v - - v - - v - v Y - - v v v v :::::::::: :::::.A0-':::: ::::::::::: :- THIMMINGS Compliments of WINSTON-SALEM AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION Winston-Salem, N . C . THE BANK OF ELKIN JONESVILLE BRANCH The Bank of Friendly Service Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Telephone ISI Jonesville, N. C. MATHIS JEWELRY STORE Qxslfzf -95? Elgin-Hamilton-Bulova Watches Diamonds-Crystal-Silverware A Hallmark Cards Day Phone 2341 Night Phone 2731 Boonville, N. C. Your Dollar Buys More At Mathis Jewelry Store A: : ::::::::::::::::::::::' I ::: :fl Congratulations if :E G R A D u A 'r E s 'Q 5, You are graduating into 1: Complimenfs of the treest economy on I rf earth The only one left , where you can pick your ,I 'I own job and work out 4 'r your own ideas about if :I making it more product- rf lf ive and more profitable. I 1: Your diploma is a chal- W ' 'We fo Undefsford OM EE CASH WHOLESALE? Wav , . . to Keep It Free 1, .I and Molze lt Better. 5: :E EI 1, 4, D U K E f 'NC' T 'T :E Groceries-Drugs-Hardware :Sin ' mfg fag 4- ,C 'I Telephone 2 ,E 1, ' 4, Elkin Branch QI Elkm' N. C' EI F r 0 Elkin, North Carolina IE :E 1, 1, ' ' 'v -v---- - r::rr:::::::: A - ':::Q , v - ::,l I l fi 1' 'E Compliments of ji Compliments of 5, G. C. WALLACE if I, :E General Merchandise :E :E Hamptonville, N. C. 2 r lr PIC K ETT 81 HUFF ,P wxxmmx' :xx xx, :u IE i ix mt 'I 51 :E Compliments of Groceries, Electrical Appliances If If Fufmlufe fl THOMASSON FLORIST Telephone 6-2590 4 In Evsf Bend, N- C- :E ll2 Terrace Avenue I I' Elkin, N. C. QI :I Telephone 323 jf if 1 A 3 e- ..c. 1: Compliments of J. C. PENNEY COMPANY IT Pays To Shop Af Penny's Elkin, N. C. 1 I 41 1 41 1 1 4 4 4 4 L PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Qfsrsljg-Q54 Box 589 Elkin, N. C. TeIePhone 590 AMERICAN BAKERIES Merifo Bread Sfoys Fresh Longer A 1 41 1 1 41 1 1 4 4 4 1 41 1 1 1 1 41 J. M. LONG MILLING COMPANY ot Brooks X Roads Route 3 ' Yodkinville, N. C. Telephone 5-2313 BUSINESS MACHINES CGMPANY Royal Typewriters Sales-Service-Rentals-Supplies Special Student Rates 618 West Fourth Street Winston-Salem, N. C. Telephone 3-7373 YADKIN LUMBER COMPANY Rough and Finished Lumber Building Materials Telephone 3911 Yadkinville, N. C. J-of .... v GRASSY CREEK FARM Distributor Sealtest Products Elkin, N. C. f ......- ----v---vvvv vvv-v- - - v Compliments of ED SNYDERS 116 East Main Street Elkin, N. C. Telephone 414 ll lr lr 'r 9 'T 4 Compliments of ll ' P. 8: N. 54 and 104 STORE COBLE SPORTING GOODS CO. l I' ll , llsgzggufifeerfle 2'-ee' Yqdkanville, N. C. Telephone 2-0912 4, e ,,,,,,,x,,:,,,,,,xm:,,,l --:--,...,..J Compliments of l r SMITH CASH GROCERY GOODS 81 GIFTS .E r 4, Telephgne 2461 l Corner Bridge and Market Streets 'T Boonville, N. C. 1: Elkim N- C- 5. IQ Telephone 469 :I li l xxx? TNTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTxxx:x: 'T l Compliments of YADKIN CLEANERS l gf CRlSSNlAN CLOTHIERS fl Dry Cleaners and Laundry l Tel.ePl'f0ne 333' McGregor Sportwear 8. Botany 500 Yadklnvllle, N. C. Telephone 2911 1: Boonville, N. C. If -::::::::::::::::: ::::,.,.j N4-::::: -::::::::::::::::::::::-ff:-5 f::: ': x:x xx? ' xx: :x:x::x: xx'l: 1: Compliments of Compliments of QI TI DEZERN OIL COMPANY , YADKIN on COMPANY E E , Dwight Money, Manager l Gas-Kerosene-and Fuel Oil Hamptonville, N, C, l Boonville, N. C. Telephone 5-2483 Telephone 2941 I T fl Spinet Pianos Grand Pianos Q if JESSE O. BOWEN Music OO. lf High Grade Pianos Hammond Organs 1: 51 231 w. 5th Sf. Phone 7923 1 ll Winston-Salem, N. C. 1 .E,,,,-,,-- ---,-,.--,- ---CJ ff':::::' ':::: c: ':::: '::' if Dewell Gough Claude Gough if 51 OOOOH BROS. USED CARS 1 T See us before you buy or trade 1 1f2 Mile East on Hwy. 421 if '1 Yadkinville, N. C. 1: EE Phone 461 1 If 0 U 1L':::- :::::::::: :::::4P70-Q R 1 1 R 0 11 1 Roby Wagoner 8. Mrs. Alan Jessup W if JESSUP INSURANCE AGENCY ll Main Street Phone 4191 S All Kinds of lnsurance Boonville, N. C. 9 1 U L-:::::::::::::::: :::J g:::::,,,:::::::::::::::::::,,-,-,,W R 1 N BOONVILLESUPPLY STORE jf N ll B.F. Goodrich Distributors 2 Hardware-Plumbing-Esso Gas 1: and Oil-Complete Recapping ' 1' Plant-B.F. Goodrich Tubeless Tires Phone 2561 Boonville, N. C. 1 N ?,.-,--: -xx x :::-:::x::: S f:: ::::::::::::::::::::::::- 1 l PEELE AND THOMPSON I N l l l We sell the best and service the rest QI R.C.A. Zenith and Durmot Televisions 1 Elkin, N. C. Q-.0-0.4-:J4-::::: -::: 1, 1 l TI 1 1: Use FAT BOY NOTE BOOK PAPER 1 l Manufactured by 1 Carolina Pad 8. Paper Co. 1 610 South College Street Charlotte 1, N. C. fl -:::- :::::ll 1 'Ko-'a90c:Jf::J0-o'f:r:: ::::.z G U 1 QWINSTON ROAD FURNITURE COA: II 1 or the things with which you live 11 Highway 67-Phone 1079 if Janesville, N. C, 2 HF 1 1 ' :,,,,1 940.4-:::: .v,,...... - vvvv. .... - - :::::-n R 4 , 1 cOLL1N'S PURE OIL SERVICE if 5E STATION 1 'l Road Service Washing and Lubrication 11 Polishing and Waxing :g 2O4 wesf Main Sf. Elkan, N. c. ' 2 Telephone 480 A AAAA -.ro-cv I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I Compliments of NORMAN'S TRADING POST Compliments ef Gas, Oil 8. Groceries Phone 6-2633 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE Eqgf Bend, N, C, I lr I 'I I I I 'I I 'I 'I lr li li I ll 'I 'I 'I I I STORE McLEOD'S SERVICE STATION I: Main Street Telephone 4161 Deeler in Shell Pfodl-'CIS 1: Bggnvillel N. C. YCIdl4ll'1V1lle, N. C. ll Phone 3691 1, ll,-, --:::::::::::::::::::-v-nr:-v-'J --: - - -::::::::::::::-1'-r:::::4'-0'0-0'-0'-ll Om 'men S 0 LA RENCE DRY CLEANERS 'I EI HENRY E. SHORE VY . u '+ I , I b, d , Quality Cleaning Hats Blocked X l l'leqtm9Tl? Ur? mg cm, All Suede Jackets cleaned TI It Condmonmg Servlce Phone 187 Elkin N. C. ll 1: Boonville, N. C. ' I :f::::::::::::::::::::::::::' ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: I I Compliments of EAST BEND FEED 8. SEED STORE Il gf PARRISH JEWELRY STORE On Highway 67 By-Pass ll Diamonds-Watches-Jewelry-Gifts Telephone 6-2632 4 Q Yadkinville, N. C. East Bend, N. C. , I F'::::::: ':x::x :::::x:x: ' lS 7::::x:x::x:::::' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' f COLE HOBSON AIRPLANE If Compliments of lf 1' SPRAYING 1, ll MARTIN'S FLOOR COVERING CO. ll li Telephone 6-2878-6-2873 1: fl Telephone 1037 jl if East Bend, N.C. 1: ,, Janesville, N. C. ., 4 'I --- ---- ll Compliments ef QQ WALL'S JEWELER II ' SURRY HARDWARE 1: If Watch and Jewelry Repairing l' 3 Telephone 38 Elkin and Mr. Airy, N. c. ' :I Elkin, Nu C. 4, L:::::,-::::::::::::::::: vvvvvvvv :rl NOC- ::::::::::::::::::::::::::' ' l T '-'- - f::- 'f:- f:- ':::::::::::'f: jjfeeeeeefffffxffff::::::::: :::'T 1: ELKIN-JONESVILLE BUILDING ll Compliments of 1 Ig 8. LOAN ASSOCIATION I SPEAS-LEE HARDWARE, INC. , 9 0 Elkin, N. c. 4. 1, TeIeF?l1one 2571 Ig Savings Home Loans 1: 1: Boonville, N. C: :I 4,A::::::::: AAAAA--AAA---AAA A: A A +::::li lIA::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::t: ll BOONVILLE HOME FURNISHINGS I I BOONVILLE ROLLER MILL il l' INC . 1, F lour-Feeds-Meal 'l :I G. E. Electrical Appliances l Custom Grinding and Mixing l' il Household 8. Kitchen Furniture ., Boonville, N. C. 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