Yadkinville High School - Yadkinian Yearbook (Yadkinville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1949 volume:

lr! ' ' YADKIN COUNTY PUBLIC L1BR.n,Y P. o. Box eo? 1 YA.DK1NvxLLr:, NC avoss Member Of 'VORTHWESTEPJBI REGIONAL LIBR-AIU? l949 YADKIN AN CIKK I - . QQ o , ' f, ,, vglxy . VN ,Q-A V. -'f-'fe---an-w Published by the Senior Class Yadkinville High School, Yaclkinville, N. C. BILLY SHEEK . . . ..... Editor IOHNSIE POINDEXTER . . Business Manager MRS. LOGENE C. Hoon . ..... Adviser FOREWORD: We hope through our book to remind you of interesting, if not quite perfect, eventsg to bring to mind experiences which possibly caused you pain but resulted in growthg and to inspire memories of pleasant happenings Without bringing regret for their passing. Thus may you have delightful recollec- tions of hours at Yadkinville High School. So we give you the Yadkinian of nineteen hundred and forty-nine. 34, hnalf .4 EDICATIO Hooo BUCHANAN To Mrs. Hood and Mr. Buchanan Our teachers, whose interest and good will have been so generously extended to the boys and girls of Yadkinville High School, We, the Senior Class proudly dedicate this our 1949 Yadkinian as an expression of gratitude and esteem. 2 l FACULTY Yadkinville High School MR. R. P. BUCHANAN Principal Western Carolina Teachers College-B.S. Craduate Work-U. N. C. !Cv1.a-vw' Miss ALICE DIXON g I University of Tennessee-B.A. ,Q , Haverford Pa.-M.A. 'J-214141 Miss MARY HAHIJING Salem College -B.S. in music ' 4 151- 144-0 as 'G ,Ca-.06 A4144 1..- R. ALBERT HOLLONIAK' ' Atlantic Christian College-A.B. Physical Education-Social Studies MRS. LOGENE C. Hoon Applachian State Teachers College-B.S English and Science MRS. ELVA S. Hoors Applachian State Teachers College-B.S Mathematics MR. B. S. LINVILLE N. C. State-B.S. Agriculture Miss ARLLNE VVILLIABIS Applachian State Teachers College-B.S Home Economics 3 SUPERLATIVES AND MASCOTS MOST POPULAR MOST STUDIOUS FRIENDLIEST Walden Todd Sally Underwood Rosaleen Wooten Roy Sheek Maxine VVillard Brady Hanes BEST ALL AROUND BEST ATHLETE NEATEST Billy Shevk Bertha Hoots Marshall Haire Betty jean Davis Peggy Taylor Douglas Long BEST LOOKING BEST PERSONALITY . MASCOTS C'1111'lCS Rf'uV15v Jr- Elwood Williams Iohnsie Poindexter Gray Remus, Jr' Sandra Todd PRETTIEST Nell Brown 4 SE IDR ASS O F F I C E R S NINA RUTH LONG . . . . President SALLY UNDERWOOD . . Vice-President IOHNSIE POINDEXTER . . . Secretary CHARLES REAVIS, IR. . . Treasurer 5 ' l - A BROVVN BRUCE DAVIS DINKINS NELL BROVVN Clee Club 2, Beta Club 3, 4, Press Club 3, 4, officer 3, Junior Marshal 3, Annual S CAsSociate Editorj, Newspaper Staff CAssociate Editorj. THOINIAS CORNELIUS F. F. A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Bus Driver I. D. DAVIS F. F. A. Club 1, 2, 4, officer 3, Mon Club 3, 4, officer 4, Bus Driver 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. NIABSHALL HA1P.E taff 4 3, 4 3, 4. ogram 3, 45 F. F. A. Club 1, 2, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Monogram Club 3, 4, Club 4. Glee 4 CORNELIUS DAVIS HAIRE HANES NELL BRUCE Press Club 3, 4, officer 4, Beta Club 3, 4, junior Play 3, Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. BETTY JEAN DAVIS Clee Club 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Ccaptain 41, Monogram 3, 4, officer 4, Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Annual Staff 4. NORINIA JEAN DINKINS 4-H Club 1, C-lee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Press Club 3, 4, officer 4. BRADY HANES F. F. A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 3, Monogram Club 4, Basketball 4. l949 SE.IOR C ASS YADKI VILLE HI SCHOGL BER'1'IIA H001'5 officer 4, Class Officer 4, Clem- Club 4, Animal Homemakers Club 4, officer 4, Stuff 4- DCJUGLAS LONG Do11o'r11Y I IUTCIIENS F. F. A. Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. officer 44 Bus Driver , I'l01m'm2lkL'f5 Clul' 4- 2, 3, 4. NINA RUTH LONC LARRY lWILLER Library Staff 2, Press Club 3, 44 Beta Club 3, Junior Play 3, Dramatic Club 4. 4, officer 4, Clec Club 1, 2, 3, -1, officer 41 Presidentls Club 3, 4, officer 3, 4, Class officer HELEN PICKE1' 3, 4, junior Marshal 3, Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Homeniakers Club 3, 4. Annual Stuff 4- CHARLES BEAVIS, IR. AIOHNSIE POINDEXTER 4-H Club 1, F. F. A. Club 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 34 Beta Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, Press Club Basketball 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club Monogram 4, junior Marshal 3, Junior Play 3, Class Club 3, 4g Junior Play 34 Beta Club, 3, 4, officer 4, Annual Staff 41 Office Staff 3, 4. :GS '2k::f- A ' ' HOOTS HUTCHENS D. LONG X. LONG MILLER PICKETT POINDEXTER REAYIS 7 W? f' at J ,. t W.. MMF' W BEAVIS SAYLOR B. SHEEK M. SHEEK B. SHEEK R. SHEEK SMITH SOUTHARD SWAIM lVlABGABET REAVIS FRANCIS SAYLOR Press Club 4, officer 4, Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 3, Baseball 3, 4, officer 3, 4, Class Officer 3, 4, Library Staff 4. Monogram Club 4. BILLY SIIEEK MARGARET SHEEK junior Play 3, Baseball 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, officer 4, Beta Club 3, 4, junior Play 3, Junior Marshal 3, Class officer Annual Staff 4, Editor 4 3, Monogram Club 3, Dramatic Club 3, 4, officer 4, Beta Club 3, 4, officer 4, Annual ROY SIIEEK Staff 4- F. F. A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4 officer 2, 3, Class officer 2, Junior Play 3, Junior Marshal 3, RUTH SHE-EK Beta Club 4. Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Press Club 3, 4, officer 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Library Staff 4. THOLIAS LEE SLIITH F. F. A. Club 1, 2, 4, Safety Club 3, Press MARTHA IXIAE SOUTHABD Club 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 3, 4. Momemakers Club 4. IOSEPHINE SWAIM Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4. l949 SE ICR C ASS YADKI VILLE HI SCHUUL . PEGGY TAYLOR Club 4, officer 4, Prcss Club 3, 4, officcr 3, C168 Club 1, 27 3, 4. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Editor 4. Dramatic Club 3, Monogram Club 3, 4, officer 4. PEGGY TODD Class officer 1, 2, Cleo Club 1, 2, 4, Chccr- leader 1, Dramatic Club 2, officer 2, Press Club 4, Annual Staff 4. WALDEN TODD F. F. A. Club 1, 2, junior Play 3, Senior Play 2, Monogram Club 2, Dramatic Club 3, officer 3, Bus Driver 3, 4. 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 3, 4, Class officer 1, 2, 4, Monogram Club 3, ,lunior Play 3, Cheerleader 3, chief 3, Dramatic Club 3, 4, officer 4, Beta Club 3, 4, officer 4, Library Staff 4. SALLY UNDERWOOD GRACE WHITE Homemakers Club 3, 4. ELWooD WILLIAMS F. F. A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 4, Dramatic IVIAXINE WILLARD Club 3, Basketball 4, Bus Driver 4. Press Club 4. NORINIA JEAN WILLIAMS ROSELEEN WOOTEN Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Marshal 3, Beta Homemakers Club 4. - Owl W I f' f ' L SHORE HALL DONALD SHORE . FRANKLIN MACKIE LOCKSLEY HALL . DOROTHY WOOTEN MACKIE VVOOTEN Officers IUR ASS . . President Vice-President . . Secretary . Treasurer IORS FIRST ROWV SECOND ROW THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW ff' ,Q-r Left to right: CLARENCE BROWN, ALBERT BRYANT, BIARTHA CHURCH, BIILDRED CHURCH, MARY CORNELIUS. MAX DAVIS, ROY DOUB, BILLY DRAUGHON, RIARLER DRIX'ER, PEGGY DULL. RUTH FRANCES EDDLEINIAN, ROSA MAE EVANS, LOCKSLEY HALL, IOHN HENRY HARRIS, JERRY HELTON. MONROE HODCE, EDITH HOLCOIXIB, ANN HOOTS, DOROTHY ANN HOOTS, IESSIE HOWELL. 11 of - DJJ' EF ' O 'Mfg . l , Wm Uggxfl W- I 7,1 10 My Y ECB' xi x LX A TJ-1' 4 IO R S , A R Q' L .f'rWSSXJy fffkd FIRST ROW SECOND ROVV THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW Left to right: BILLY HUTCHENS, HELEN HUTCHENS, MAX HUTCHENS, NANCY HUTCHENS, PAUL HUTCHENS. HURLEY IOHNSON, DONALD LONG, FRANKLIN NIACKIE, REBECCA MASON, BLANCHE PARDUE. ALLEN SHERINIER, DONALD SHORE, BETTY SLATER, HAZEL SLATER LAURA SPILLMAN. EARL TODD, DOROTHY WOOTEN, MARTHA WOOTEN, WILLENA WVOOTEN 12 SUPHU GRE C ASS yf I' HOOTS QW! Wiififmdi A TAYLOR BRANON P GORDEN Q MAQ,ON 'c 04,40 KIMMER SHERNIER Officers President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 13 SOPHO ORES V i...... , elf? .dai at ,-df - fp f fend V44 fvf I5 WM L 'J A Citi I U ll lyk? ' 5' fa 5. ' - 5' 'Ht Mfwsq il' ., 41 H 1 ,fe pf J - rl 1 Gr 13' W' fi J -4- 71799 ROVV: X X! ryant, Emma Lou Carter, Leon Casstevens. SECOND Ruby Cline, Jennie Vee Collins, Blanche Cranfill, B. H. Dinkins, Nanc Dixon, Ruth Dobbins, ROVV: Robert Lee Fleming, Gaynelle Gentry. 1 THIRD George Gentry, Robert Gordon, Garlan Hall, Lois Hall, Helen Hayes, ois Hobson, Robert ROVV: Q Hodge, Ralph Holcomb. ' FOURTH Sanford Holcomb, Roy Hoots, Peggy Hudspeth, Margaret Hutchens, Mo es Hutehens, Peggy ROXV: Jester, Jean Kelly, Betty jean Kimmer. FIFTH Aaron Linville, Nan Linville, Fred Livengood, Grady Ralph Long, Anne , son, Margaret Ann ROXV: Myers, Annie Lou Pendry, Richard Russell. ' SIXTH A. NV. Shermer, jr., Martha Leigh Shermer, Doris Shore, Billy Sizemor B. C. Spillman, ROW: johnson Spillman, Rosemary Taylor, Annie Pearl Vestal, Peggy Weatherman. SEVENTH Hugh XVeatherman, Thad Weatherman, Hugh West, Herbert Willard, Iessie Williams, T mm ' ROW: Williams, Gail Whitaker, Omer Whitaker, Ray Whitaker. V ' 1 f h T4 I Q 1 if N K 7 ff FRFSHMAN C ASS 'AD J ,f0W ' , I W' . Z 6 LOUIS BRUBIFIELD FRED ROYALL ROBERT TRIVETT GEORGE BHAY President V ice President Secretary Treasurer BETTY ANDERSON BILTTY .Io l'lUTCHENS GAIRALIJINE VESTAI, BONNIE VVILLIABIS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer LH! FIRST ABetty Ann Anderson, Hattie Brunon, Martha Branon, George Bruy, Ethel Marie Brown, Louis ROW: Brumfield, Annie Pearl Bullzud, Ioe Cushion. SECOND Billy Cusstevens, Bobby Casstcvens, lh'1i11'gk1I'Ct Check, Georgia Church, Lessic Church, Norma ROW: jean, Coc, Nancy Collins, Roger Collins. I OMIWW 15 we '1 ,alll ., Y ,R R, , Q R35 F R E s it J W U FIRST ROVV: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: FIFTH ROW: SIXTH ROW: M Ln, ,W Jimmie Conrad, Billy Cornelius, Horace Dean Cornelius, Robert Cornelius, Patty Cranfill, Hazel Day, Norma Sue Dobbins, Richard Driver. Wfilma Gentry, L, G. Gregory, Lydia Hall, Clyde Hawks, Odean Hemric, Peggy Hoots, Patty Howell, Betty Jo Hutchens. Dorothy Hutchens, Mary Nell Hutehens, Vera Pearl Jester, Rita Johnson, Elizabeth Key, Betty Ann Kiger, Nancy Carol Long, Gay Miller. Laurence Nance, Betty Ratledge, Marie Renegar, Fred Royall, Mary Sue Sheek, Willie Grey Smith, Allen Sneed, Ann Speer. Bobby Steelman, Dorothy Steelman, Nellie Todd, Robert Trivette, Geraldine Vestal, Gene Wagoner, Velma Wagoner, Darold Weatherman. Hilda Wfhite, Bonnie VVilliams, Lloyd Willard, Kenneth Wooten, Lois Vfooten, Billy Wyatt. 16 EICHTH GRADE. TOP PICTURE First row: Bobby Holcomb, Sara Lee Williams, Joan VVooten, Betty Lou Hutchens, Juanita Hutchens, Beatrice Williams, Josephine Peele, Donald Kimmer. Second row: Johnny Reece, Louise Hawks, Margaret Wooten, Jessie Speer, Jean Hutchens, Jessie Brandon, Edgar Reavis. Third row: Wilson Trivette, Robert Shore, Jack Miller, Gilbert Wooten, Chester XVooten. Walser Bates, Charles Royal Fourth row: Lowell Todd, Billy Whitaker, James Hobson. Those absent when picture was taken are: Bobby Dinkins, Scottie Adams, Floyd NVillard, Roy Coss, Loretta Campbell, and Joe Hutchens. BOTTOM PICTURE First row: Harold Lee Salmons, Shirley Todd, Patty Long, Fern Harrison, Bettye Hudspeth. Patty Weatherman, Mary Lou Bell, Barbara Jean Adams, L. H. Vestal. Second row: Katherine Williams, Alma Jean Pendry, Zetta VVilliams, Peggy Hutchens, Betty Lou Riggans, Dorothy Wooten. Third row: Tommy Hobson, David Shore, Delano Dinkins, Bobby Collins. Fourth Row: Harold Nance, Harold Dinkins, E. W. McMurry, James Sneed, Bobby Hoots. Santford Willard, Brady Willard, Lonnie Cray McCollum, Eddie Hutchcns. 17 Row 1: Left to right: The Big Three . . . Mamais pet . . . Yadlcinvilleis veteran . . , The Three Stooges. Row 2: Left to right: Seeing Double. . . Aren't they cute? . . . The Editor . . . Bathing Beauty. Row 3: Left to right: The Durango Kid . . . Somehody's meat . . . Ain't love grand? . . . I dare you. Row 4: Left to right: Three o'clock bus . . . Too little for Sonny Reavis to visit . . . The water is too cold. 18 4 BETA CLUB -I .1 First row: left to right: Mrs. Ned A. Hood, Nell Brown, Margaret Sheek, Norma Jean XVilllLl1llS. Charles Reavis, Sally Underwood, Nina Ruth Long. Dorothy XVooten. Second row: Mildred Church, Edith Holcomb, Ilelen Hutchens, Max llutehcns. -lohnsie Poindexter, Rebecca Mason. Third row: Loeksley Hall, Allen Shermcr, jerry Helton. Billy Sheek, Max Davis. Roy Shi-ek. Future Farmers Of America First row, left to right: Lowell Thomas XVilliams, Robert Lee Fleming. Thad XVeathe1'man. B. H. Dinkins, Robert Hodge, Hugh VVL'1llfl1CI'lH21I1, Leon Casstevens. Mr. B. Linville. Second row: Ray Whitaker. Bobby Steehnan, Clyde Hawks, Roy Sheel' Monroe Hodge. Third row: Robert Cornelius, Lloyd XVillard, Harold Bruce, Garlan Hall. Allen Sneed, Earl Todd. Fourth row: Paul Bryant, Laurence Nance. Paul Hutchens. Fifth row: Odcan Hemrie. Kenneth XVooten, Billy Cornelius. Darold XYL'1lflll'I'lH1lI1. Marshall Haire, Billy Hutchens, George Gentry, Brady Hanes. Sixth row: J. D. Davis, Thomas Phillips, Moses llutchens. Billy Draughn. Roy Doub. Roger Collins, johnson Spilhnan. Seventh row: Roy Hoots, Marler Driver, Albert Bryant, Thomas Lee Smith, Max Davis. Hurley Johnson, Francis Saylor, B. C. Spillman, Horace Dean Cornelius. 19 uture Homemakers Of America First row, left to right: Mary Grey Collins, Doris Shore, Nancy Dixon, Helen Hayes. Second row: Grace VVhite, Annie Lou Penclry, Betty Slater, Gaynell Gentry, Lois Wooten, Betty Jean Kimmer, Dorothy Hutehens. Third row: Miss XVilliams, Helen Pickett, Martha Southard. ONOGRAM CLUB First row: Peggy Taylor, J. D. Davis, Betty Jean Davis, Norma Iean Kelly. Second row: Tommy XVilliams, Billy Sheek, Marshall Haire, Rosemary Taylor, Charles Reavis, Brady Hanes, Martha Leigh Shermer. I Third row: Margaret Ann Myers, Jessie VVilliams, Nan Linville, Peggy Hudspeth, Annie Pearl Vestal, Lois Hall, Blanche Purdue, Emma Lou Carter, Hazel Slater. 20 DRAMATIC C UB First row, left to right: Sally Underwood, Max Hutehens, Bebeeea Mason, Margaret Sheek, Miss Mary Harding. Second TOZUI Dorothy Steelman, Bobby Cordon, Hattie Branon, Peggy lloots, Betty Anderson, Elizabeth Key. Third row: Billy Casstevens, Cay Miller, Naney Carol Long, Peggy VVeatherman, Mary Nell Hutchens, Ann Mason. Fourth TOLUI Josephine Swaim, Loeksley Hall, Geraldine Vestal, Ann Speer, Mary Sue Shcek, Betty Ann Kiger, Betty Ratledge, Patty Cranfill, XVillie Grey Smith, Lydia Hall, Nancy Collins, Marie Renegar. Fifth row: Allen Shermer, Paul Bryant, Larry Miller, Grady Ralph Long, Albert Bryant, Ruth Dobbins. PRESS CLU 11431- First row: Donald Long, Paul Hutehens, B. H. Dinkins, Bobby Cassteyens, Hugh XVeatherman. Thomas Lee Smith, Harold Bruee, Thad NVeatherman, Roy Doub. Second row: Hugh XVest, Miss Aliee Dixon, Norma jean XVilliams, Margaret Beavis. Nell Brown, Buth Sheek, Earl Todd. Third row: Peggy Todd, Johnsie Poindexter, Maxine YVillard, Nina Ruth Long. Norma Jean Dinkins, Ruth Dobbins, Bonnie NVilliams, Gail VVliitaker. 21 GLEE CLUB First row: Mrs. McKinney, Sally Underwood, Margaret Reavis, Nina Ruth Long, Ruth Sheek, Gail WVhitaker, Mr. McMurry. Second row: Geraldine Vestal, Bonnie Williams, Mary Sue Sheek, Hazel Slater, Anne Mason, Patty Cranfill, Lois Wooten, Peggy Hoots. Third row: Josephine Swaim, Peggy Todd, Norma Jean Williams, Peggy Taylor, Becky Mason, Helen Hayes. Fourth row: Anne Speer, Peggy VVeatherman, Helen Hutchens, Lois Hobson. Fifth row: Nancy Collins, VVillie Grey Smith, Lydia Hall, Margaret Sheek, Willena Wooten, Betty Ann Kiger, Betty Ratledge, Betty Anderson, Marie Brown, Blanche Pardue, Hazel Daye, Nellie Branon, Velma Wagoner, Anne Hoots, Patty Howell. Sixth row: Gay Miller, Nancy Carol Long, Jessie Williams, Annie Pearl Vestal, Peggy Dull, Ruth Dobbins, Norma Jean Dinkins, Rosemary Taylor, Peggy Hudspeth. SAFETY CLUB First row, left to right: Robert Fleming, Fred Royall, Horace Dean Cornelius, Fred Livengood, Richard Driver. Second row: Billy Cornelius, Joe Cashion, Ray Whitaker, Laurence Nance, Robert Trivette, Bobby Steelman, Roger Collins. Third row: Lloyd Willard, Robert Cornelius, Kenneth Wooten, Billy Wyatt, Clyde Hawks, Allen Sneed. , Fourth row: Odean Hemric, Darold Wcatherman, Aaron Linville, Omer Whitaker. 22 THE YADKINIAN STAFF p BILLY SIIEEK -IOIINSIIC POINDEX'I'IiR Editor-in-chief Business Mazinger STAFF BILLY SHEEK, Editor-in-Gliicf JOIINSIE POINDEXTEH Business Maimgt-r NELL BROVVN , Associate Editor PEGGY TODD Circulation Manziger CHARLES REAVIS, JR., Sports Editor BETTY JEAN DAVIS Sports Editor MARGARET SHEEK . . .. . Typist NINA RUTH LONG Advertising Nlumxgc-r MHS. IIOOD ...,. .... ..,... . , Adviser First row, left to right: Nell Brown, Margaret Slieek, Peggy Todd. Second row: Mrs. Loge-ue G. Hood, Adviser, Iolmsie Poindexter, Betty Jean Davis, Charles Beavis, Billy Slieek, Nina Ruth Long. 23 THE OAK LEAF STAFF NORMA JEAN VVILLIAMS THOMAS LEE SMITH Editor Business Manager STAFF NORMA JEAN WILLIAMS .,..,,,...,,.,., Editor THOMAS LEE SMITH .. Business Manager NELL BROWN . .,,..,., ,,.,,. Feature editor NINA RUTH LONG . .,..., Gossip Editor PEGGY TODD . .......,,. ...,..,. , ,.,.,.,.,. , .. Typist DONALD SHORE ..,.. ,. Sports Editor B. H. DINKINS . ..... Assist. Business Manager HUGH WEST .. .,...,..... i....,,. A rt Editor BETTY JEAN DAVIS ,.,, ,,.,....., S ports editor DOROTHY XVOOTEN ,,4.. . ., Reporter GAIL WHITAKER , ...,.,. Reporter First row: Norma Jean XVilliams, Thomas Lee Smith, Nell Brown, Peggy Todd. Second row: Nina Ruth Long, Donald Shore, B. H. Dinkins, Hugh West, Betty Jean Davis, Dorothy Wooten, Gail Whitaker. 24 .If Row 1: left to right: Glamour Cul . . Peggy took over. Row 2: left to riglzt: A boy and his dog players. Row 3: left to right: Happy Birtlicluy Ruth and all girls . . . Jolly Juniors. Row 4: left to riglzt: Junior Marshals ,48 llcmsuxilr Lmcns tli it slum BUYS' BASKETBALL First row, left to right: Donald Shore, Marshall Haire, Tommy Williams, Brady Hanes, jerry Helton. Second row: Coach A. C. Hollonian, Charles Beavis, Ir., Billy Draughor., J. D. Davis, Marler Driver, Franklin Mackie. Absent when the picture was made: Ralph Holcomb and Elwood Williams. The boys' basketball team was the hottest team in the Yadkin County high school race. Coach A. C. Hollomanls strong quint posted an undefeated mark in eight county high school outings to win county honors. I. D. Davis, 6' 235' pivot man, was the teams leading scorer. He averaged better than ten points per game. He was closely pressed on the offensive by Billy Draughon, Charles Beavis, and Marshall Haire. The starting five were Davis, Beavis, Draughon, Haire and Franklin Mackie or Donald Shore. Shore and Draughon played the forward positions, Davis, the center, and Haire and Beavis were the guards. Haire was probably the best floor man on the team and was also considered one of the best set-shots in the county. The good balance which the team possessed probably contributed more to its success than any other one thing. Coach Holleman, an All-North State Conference player while at A. C. C., also deserves a big boost for the work he did with the team. He also doubled as the girls, coach. Both teams were handicapped for the past two seasons by having to play without a home gym. All their home games, and all their practices were carried out on foreign courts. Coach Holleman praised the ball handling and play making ability of Forward Billy Draughon and the all around spirit of the club. The team was a heavy favorite to top the county title. Leading reserves were Marler Driver, 6'23Q,' center, Jerry Helton, Tommy Williams, Balph Holcomb, Brady Hanes, and Elwood Williams. This year the team won the Yadkin Valley Conference which Was played in the gym of the Cilvin Both Y. M. C. A. in Elkin, North Carolina. This Conference included four counties- Alleghany, Surry, Yadkin, and Wilkes. I. D. Davis and Marshall Haire Won All-Tournament honors. 26 CMM C W ,fs lx N...-Q First row: left to right: Norma jean Kelly, Peggy Taylor, Betty lean Davis, Emma Lou Carter, Nan Linville. Second row: Margaret Ann Myers, Rosemary Taylor, Blanche Pardue, Martha Leigh Shermer. Third row: Peggy Hudspeth, Coach A. C. Holloman, Lois Hall. The Yadkinville High girls, paced by their brilliant guard and captain, Betty Jean Davis, had a much improved team as the season progressed. They won ten games, tied one, and lost two in their last thirteen games. A main feature of the team was its splendid defense- holding opponents to less than an average of twenty points per game. No team in the North- west could boast such a fine defensive record. Of this squad of basketball warriors only two, Betty Jean Davis and Peggy Taylor, will be lost by graduation. Supporters may look for even greater accomplishments when another season rolls around. Coach A. C. Holloman said that he had never worked with a finer group of players. 27 1. L ft GIRLSQHBASKETBALL 'fs ' sofas 'sp HEERLEADERS Front row, left to right: Billy Casstevens, Ann Speer, Bobby Casstevens. Second row: Margaret Sheelc, Rebecca Mason, Horace Dean Cornelius, Jessie Williams, Ann Hoots. ACTI ITY BUS ul Saw- , ds . rf.,-any Q, - ,, .5 ,, ,,,, ff --Q.-5 ie .ani ' . 5:4 , . M VY o- Tl, , M ' - 0 g .jfvuaiw lu- - 4 ' . Vw .. - ' as The school program at our school received a boost when the Parent- Teachers, Organiza- tion voted, in the October meeting this year, to purchase an activity bus for the school. This bus is available for use to all organizations of the school and enables the school to sponsor a number of activities that would ordinarily be beyond the reach of the pupils. Trips arc made more practical and more fun by all pupils traveling together under the supervision of a teacher. The athletic teams, especially, have benefited from using the bus during the present school term. 28 WHERE THERE'S DUKE THERE'S HUSPITAL ITY fd 6-mdf 5 7216071 fl? 5117273 IOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Winston-Salem, N. C. 29 llzing. Q f'?31 jf Q Q? V7 - Cook with gas as ooer one half of I 1- ,K x ' ' ' W1 A'---' E - 4----' ---'4 ---4--4 -'-' '--- America does. Gas can do your 7 :ww , -.-. - -wuoawovu4ww...-.. . , , hgfzgji 1, - ' .... .,,.o..,o,,.,.,.. , ..., , Qf'5L'xf water heating and refrigeration. ' V -,: 1 i fm- .-.: I '3'F,iLf Q Y QD E WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. Compliments of PIONEER CHEVROLET CCMPAN Y YADKINVILLE, N. C. 30 Conlplinzcnfs of TWIN CITY PACKING COMPANY INCQRPQRATED Box 1251 WINSTON-SALEM 1, N. C. fm..-x couuuv PARR1SH'S For all your jewelry needs DIAMONDS . . . WATCHES ...A I EWELRY Expert Watch and Clock Repairing PARRISH IEWELRY STORE 31 It's the Ferguson System that makes the difference TODD IMPLEMENT CO. Yadkinville, N. C. Compliments of ABERNETHYS A Good Drug Storen Elkin, N. C. Yadkin Dry Cleaners DRY CLEANING, ALTERATIONS, REPAIRING HAT BLOCKING Phone 3331 Yadkinville, N. C. W. M. W ALL T. L. HAYES COMPANY Watch and jewelry Repairing Men's, women's, children's ready-to-Wear Elkin, North Carolina Furniture and House Furnishings PHONE 56 Boonville East Bend 32 Compliments of Yadkinville Taxi Service Phone 2146 Yadlcinville, N. C. Compliments of BDDNVILLE CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY Prompt Service Cash and Carry Boonville, N. C. Mason Hardware and Electric Company Yadkinville, N. C. General Hardware A.B.C. Washers Philco Radios and Refrigerators L. and H. Electric Stoves and Water Heaters Compliments of NELL'S SILK SHOP Yadkinville, N. C. Compliments of Farmers Feed and Seed Store Yadkinville, N. C. Blackweldcr-Mathis Furniture Co. The home of quality furniture for less money We furnish the home from cellar to attic Phone 549 lonesville, N. C Yadkin Furniture Co. Household Electrical Furnishings Appliances The best for lessv W. D. B1LL', Toon Dial 2286 Yadkinville, N. C 9 x Compliments Of Adams Motor Company Yaclkinville, N. C. ERNEST LONG STORES Groceries, Feeds, and Seeds Yadkinville, N. C. ECX Poultry and Dairy Feeds I-iarin Supplies Fertilizers All kind of seeds Sheek Milling Company Yadkinville, N. C. , Wilkins Drug Company The Retail Store on the Square Phone 21 Mocksville, N. C. Iames Williams and Co. Printing and Lithographing Phone 3361 Yadkinville, N. C. Hubert Logan Motor Co. Sales Service Wrecker Service General Repair 25 years service Phone 2991 Yadkinville, N. C. MCLEOD SHELL SERVICE Complete Lubrication Washing and Crankcase Service Yadkinville, N. C. Cornelius Esso Service Gas-Oil-Accessories Groceries Enon Bar-B-Q and Grill Plate 'Lunches Sandwiches Milk Shakes Sundaies Curb Service f f-Af. i i X 5 1' fy-lol? HFPIQ5 ,' s ,, AUT0GRApgas ffzwff ' 15, fiwuo fnefrf .f'l,.f.f7 7 ..J , J ' 5 . 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