Yadkinville High School - Yadkinian Yearbook (Yadkinville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1953 volume:

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Through the looking glass, our annual, may we be reminded of the happy experiences we had during our dear old golden-rule days. ol X. . 77 W ' oqif T- -1'-:vm f' fr-r - Q-x-v.'v' c11 f. f.- 4 MR. HERBERT L. CAMERON For his loyalty to all the school activities, for his friendliness to all the students and teachers, forhis dependability and sincerity in all he under- takes, for his leadership in the classroom and in such activities as the beautifying of the school grounds, we, the Senior Class of 1953, respect- fullydedicate ouredition of THE YADKINIAN to Mr. Herbert L. Cameron, our beloved agriculture teacher. THE YADKINIAN STAFF Nell Spillman, Associate Editor, Art Editor Robert Shore, Editor-in-Chief fe nm i ,' W fy V W I f 'ff Bobby Holcomb, Circulation Manager Janet Haynes Johnny Reece, Business Manager . Shirley Todd, Advertising Manager Sports Editor Scottie Sue Adams Bill Dull, Class Editor 5Gf1f0fGl Wlll0FCl Senior Editor Patty Long, Activities Editor Aff Edlf'-'JI' A' mms.-. Q..- - Q.. --f -.. -rs 1.0 , --, e-, .,.. vc . IQ' ,M X Y ' V h , . .,. ,f .1 , , 67' ' ffr-'fn ?fvx1f , . . il, il. L. -45-. , . - '-. - . 1 ff. g.'1 f1Gf'fA' Qx N x-1-3M t,-- 'A 11 ' f , I , ' xl- . - .E 1 1'1 .r ,X GI! XQ, fff ,E am 9 Ig ' 4 N Qin 1 'A' P' f k K ,ff f 4 '-4- , V '- ev ADMINISTRATION MR. FRED C. HOBSON Superintendent Yadkin County Schools YADKINVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT COMMITTEE Mr. L.R. Hutchins, Mr. James WilIiams, Mr. Ernest Long, Chairman. OFFICERS OF THE YADK I NVILLE PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION iw MQ Mrs. A. H. McLeod, Vice-President, Mr. Luther Todd, President, Mr. Bickett Holcomb, Treasurerp Mrs. LaVeme Shore, Secretary. S Mas. Looms Hoon , Science, English MRS. ELVA HOOTS Mathematics FACULTY ,Q ,lE'3,E:r, I ff ,emi MR. R. P. BUCHANAN Principal MR. MAX O. WELBORN History Physical Education MR. BILL B. BRIDGEWATER Physical Education History F A C U L T Y MRS. susAN STEELMAN 2: ...g Home Economics jf MR. HERBERT L. CAMERON J Agriculture MRS. MARY LOUISE BUCHANAN Business Education MISS MARY HARDING English MISS BEVERLY MOORE French, English ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FACULTY . First row:Miss Mildred Mackie, Miss Nora Shore, Mrs. Jane Langston, Mr. James Langston, Miss Betty Hutchens. Second row: Mrs. Mildred Stryker, Mrs. Effie Speer, Miss Nancy Zac- hary, Mrs. Lucy Brown. Third row:Mrs. A. E. Holton, Mr . Kenneth Matthews, Mrs. Elizabeth Shore, Miss Sarah Holcomb, Mr. Allan Jessup, Miss Margaret McConnell, Mrs. Juanita Brandon. Inset: Mr. J.R. Wells, Supervisor. ih 'Seniors If - ' 'f -A' xv' -X 1' -1 A-X5 1 2 :EN X E ' '-Q ,J mx 5 li Y? rj X as 5 2 ,WIN WN ymw mm' L., ,, , ,,, Af A , D 'WY -V2 ,f Nell Spillmon .... ........ R eporfer N Bobby Holcomb .... .... V ice-President l Janet Haynes ........... ...... T reclsurer R Robert Shore ............ . . .Presidenf 1 Shirley Todd fkneelingl .... .... S ecretczry l l, , MASCOTS I Kathy Shore ' Robbie Hufchens 1-ifg35p'572'5FT3TfQ'l: f1 'T'57Z5fT1T77T'5 5'7KNfff H.Lv.f7'7!ff.f7.a..e, 'XTQL 1 .L 1.1 141:-nir',l4ff 11414-IA SENIOR OFFICERS Q was qi SEINIIORS SCOTTIE SUE ADAMS Come live in my heart and pay no rent. Library Staff 45 Office Staff 25 Class Officer 2,35 Junior Class Play5 Dramatics Club Play 35 Club Officer 42 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Press Club 25 FHA Club 25 Dramatics Club i,3,45 Annual Staff5 Superlative. JO ANN ATWOOD Think all you speak5 but speak not all you think. Club Officer 35 FHA Club 2,3,45 4-H Club l,2,3, 45 Superlative. WALSER RALPH BATES l awoke one moming and found myself famous J' School Bus Driver 3,45 ClassOfficer 35 Club Officer 45 FFA Club l,2,3,45 Superlative. BARBARA ANN CORNELIUS A ioke's a very serious thing. Lunchroom Worker 45 Class Officer 1,25 Basketball Manager 45 Junior Play5 Club Officer 3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 FHA Club i,2,3,45 4-H Club l,2,3,45 Superlative. CHARLES BRUCE DAVIS There isno knowledge that is not power. Football Manager 25 Club Officer 35 FFA Club l,2,3,45 Superlative. DAVID D ELANO DINKINS I know of no way of judging the future but by the past. Basketball l,2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Football Tri-Captain 45 Baseball I,2,35 Junior C I ass Play5 Club Officer 45 Glee Club l,2,45 FFA Club l,2,3, 45 Superlative. A 1 V! X I-.., 5-I-, 'V . ,gui XWG WWF sim., SENIORS ROBERT LEE DINKINS Though he was rough, he was kindly. Basketball I,2',3,45 Football 2,35 Baseball 2,3,45 Junior Play5 Club Officer 2,35 Monogram Club 2,3,45 FFA Club I,2,35 4-H Club I5 Annual Staff5 Superlative. THOMAS HAROLD DINKINS A iest loses its point when the iester laughs him- self. School Bus Driver 3,45 Lunchroom Worker 35 Glee Club I5 FFAClub l,2,3,45 Superlative. WILLIAM ROBERT DULL The ripest peach is highest on the tree. School Bus Driver 45 Club Officer 45 FFA Club l,2,3,45 Annual .Staff5 Superlative. FERNE WAYE HARRISON Where the stream runneth smoothest, the water is deepest. Library Staff 2, 35 Office Staff 2, 45 Lunch- room Worker I5 Class Officer 2,35 Junior Play5 Club Officer 3,45 Glee Club I,2,45 Monogram Club 2, 3,45 Superlative. HELEN LOUISE HAWKS A just fortune awaits the deserving. Office Staff 45 Lunchroom Worker 35 Superlative. JANET MARLENE HAYNES Love, hope, fear, faith, these make humanity. These are its sign and note and character. Lunch- room Worker I5 Class Officer 2,3,45 Basketball 2, 3,45 Basketball Co-Captain 45 Dramatics Club'2,3, 45 Dramatics Club Play 35 4-H Club l,2,3,45 Club Officer 45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Annual Staff5 Super- Iative5 Queen's Attendant 35 Homecoming Queen 4. SENIORS BOBBY EUGENE HOLCOMB Better be courted and iilted, than never be courted at all. Class Officer 2,3,45 Basket- ball l,.2,3,45 Co-Captain 2,3,45 Football 25 Baseball l,2,3,45 Junior Play5 Club Officer 3, 45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 FFA Club l,2,35 Dramatics Club 45 Annual Staff5 Superlative. BETTY LOU HUTCHENS Trifles make perfection, and perfection is no trifle. Office Staff 45 Class Officer 15 Cheer- leader 45 Club Officer 2,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 FHA Club 2,35 Beta Club 45 Junior Marshal5 4-H Club l,2,3,4. Monogram Club. MARY JUANITA HUTCHENS One only hope my heart can cheer, the hope to meet again. Office Staff 45 Lunch room Worker 35 G l ee Club 35 Press Club 45 FHA Club 2. ALICE JEAN HUTCHINS 5 Where did you get your eyes so blue? Out of the sky as l came through. Office Staff 45 Basketball 3,45 Basketball Co-Captain 45 Press Club 45 Monogram Club 3,45 FHA Club l,2,3, 45 4-H Club l5 OAK LEAF Staff 45 Superlative5 Quill and Scroll 4. PATTY ANN LONG Great is ioumalism. ls not every able editor a ruler ofthe world. OAK LEAF Staff 3,45 Associate Editor 35 Editor-in-Chief 45 Lunch- Room Worker l5 Class Officer 2,35 Cheerleader l,2,3,45 Chief 45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Press Club l,2,3,45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Beta Club5 An- nual Staff5 Superlative5 Junior Marshal5 Quill and Scroll 4. LON-slli GRAY McCOLLUM Get your facts first, and then you can distort them as much as you please. Activity Bus Driver 45 Baseball l,2,35 Monogram Club 2,3, 45 FFA Club l,2,3,45 4-H Club 4. ? SEIXIIORS .aww- 99 LOIS HENRIETTA MULLIS My eyes make pictures, when theyare shut. Lunchroom Worker l,2,35 FHA Club 2,3. ETHEL MARIE MYERS The tree of knowledge is not that of life. Library Staff 35 Office Staff 45 OAK LEAF Staff 45 Class Officer 35 Cheerleader 45 Club Officer 45 Glee Club 45 Monogram Club 45 FHA Club 2,35 Beta Club5 4-H Club 45 Superlative5 Quill and Scroll 4. LOCKSLEY HAROLD NANCE How poor are they who have not patience. Wh at wound did ever heal but by degrees. Lunchroom Worker 35 Class Officer I,2, 35FFA Club l,2,3,45 4-H Club 4. BETTYE HUDSPETH PAYNE A soul as white as Heaven. Office Staff 45 Lunchroom Worker 35 Class Officer 25 Glee Club 2,3,4. ALMA JEAN PE NDRY O this leaming, what a thing it is. Lunch- room Worker 1,35 Glee Club 35 FHA Cl!-Ib 2,3- WILLIAM EDGAR REAVIS l will sit down now, but the time will come when you will hear me. School Bus Driver 3, 45 Lunchroom Worker 35 Baseball Manager I5 Glee Club l,2, 35 4-H Club l,2,35 Superlative. SENIORS JOHNNY MANLY REECE I have been dying for twelve years, now I am going to live. Class Officer 35 Club Officer 45 Junior Play5 Glee Club I5 Dramatics Club 3,45 4-H Club I5 Annual Staff, Business Man- ager5 Superlative. BETTY LOU RIGGANS What a miserable worldl Trouble if we love and trouble if we do not love. Lunch room Worker 45 Class Officer 35 FHA Club I,2,35 Dramatics C I ub 45 4-H Club 25 Superlative. ROBERT GREENE SHORE Three-fifthsofhim genius and two-fifths sheer fudge. Library Staff 45 Class Officer 45 Bas- ketball 2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Football Tri- Captain 45 Baseball 45 Junior Play5 Club Officer 2,45 Glee Club 2,45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 D ra ma t i c s Club 45 Beta Club5 Annual Staff, Editor-in-Chief5Superlative5QuiIl and Scroll 4. MARY NELL SPILLMAN g Patience isa necessary ingredientof genius. Library Staff 25 Office Staff 45 Class Officer 2,45 Junior Play5 Club Officer l,3,45 Glee Club 3,45 FHA Club 2,35 Beta Club5 4-H Club I,2,3,45 Annual Staff, Associate Eclitor5 Junior Marshal5 Quill and Scroll . NORA SPILLMAN Brother, brother5 we are both in the wrong. Class Officer 25 Glee Club 35 FHAClub 2,3,45 4-H Club I,2,3,45 Superlative. RUBY MARIE TAYLOR Iam not of that feather to shake off my friend when he must need me. Library Staff 35 Office Staff 45 OAK LEAF Staff 45 Cheerleader 45 Club Officer 45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Press Club 45 Monogram Club 45 FHA Club 2,35 Dramatics Club 35 Beta Club 4-H Club 2, 35 Junior Marshal5 Quill and Scroll 4. SENIORS LOWELL AVERY TODD l am well aware that I am the 'umblest person going, let the otherbe where be may. Lunch- room Worker 35 Class Officer 25 FFA Club I,2, 3,45 Superlative. SHIRLEY GREY TODD lf I am not worth the wooing, I surely am not worth the winning. Class Officer 2,3,45 Junior Play5 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Dramatics Club 2,3, 45 Club Officer 45 FHA Club 2,3,45 Annual Staff5 Superlative5 Junior Marshal5 Beta Club. LEO HUNT VESTAL, JR. Much leaming doth make thee mad. School Bus Driver 3,45 Junior Play5 FFA Club l,2,3,4. WILLIAM DOUD WHITAKER Anger and jealousy can no more bear to lose sight of their obiects than love. School Bus Driver 2,3,45 FFA Club l,2,3,45 Dramatics Club 3,4. SANFORD WINFIELD WILLARD A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. School Bus Driver 45 Lunchroom Worker I,2,35 Basketball 2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Baseball 2,3, 45 Club Officer 35 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Mono- gram Club 2,3,45 FFA Club l,2,3,45 4-H Club l,2,3,45 Annual Staff5 Superlative. KATHRYN LUCILLE WILLIAMS True love is better than glory. OAK LEAF Staff 45 Class Officer 25 Cheerleader 3,45 Junior Play5 Club Officer 35 Glee Club 2,3,45 Press Club 2, 45 Monogram Club 3,45 FHA Club 2,35 Drama- tics Club 35 4-H Club 35 Superlative5 Quill and Scroll 4. SENICDRS ROSA BEATRICE WILLIAMS 'Kindness is wisdom. There is none in life but needs it and may leam. Class Officer 35 Glee Club 2,3,45 FHA Club 2,35 4-H Club 45 Super- lative. ' FLOYD ALLEN WILMOTH How sweet the wordsof truth, breathed from the lips of love. Activity Bus Driver 35 Basketball 2,35 Football 2,3,45 Tri-Captain 45 Baseball 2, 3,45 Glee Club 45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 FFA Club 3,45 Superlative. CHESTER LEWIS WOOTEN 'Never leave that till tomorrow which you can do today. Lunchraom Worker 35 Class Officer I5 Glee Club I,2,3,45 FFA Club l,2,3,45 4-H Club l,2,3,4. JOAN ELIZABETH WOOTEN She's all my fancy painted her, she's lovely, she's divine. Lunchraom Worker l,2,35 Glee Club 3,45 FHA Club 3,45 4-H Club 3,45 Super- lative. MARGARET BETTY WOOTEN Who can direct, when all pretend to know? Glee Club 35 FHA Club 35 Press Club 45 OAK LEAF Staff 4. '!.f ' CLASS POEM Adieu By Nell Spillman We, the graduating class With joyous, happy heart Have watched the days all pass Now we must all depart, Our ioys here have oeen many Our sorrows but a Few lt's very hard for any To have to say adieu. Our task here now is ended We have had success thus far Q Fond thoughts of those befriended Will be our guiding star. But when all have said good-bye And gone their chosen way We'll remember Yadkinville High And Graduation Day. CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS CLASS MOTTO Red Rose Navy Blue and White As You Think, You Are CLASS HISTORY With bewildered looks and gruesome smiles, sixty-nine green freshmen started in 1949 on the long road toward graduation. The boys and girls were divided, and Miss Arlene Williams and Mr. Burton Linville were the sponsors. Thirteen students from Forbush joined us, and we elected Barbara Ann Cornelius and Chester Wooten as our presidents. Five of our boys were on the basketball team which won in the finals ofthe Twenty-fourth Annual Joumal-Sentinel Tournament. The girls presented as their chapel program a manless wedding. ln our sophomore year, we were again divided. Mrs. R. P. Buchanan and Miss Alice Dixon were our sponsors. At the end of this year Miss Dixon retired after many years of faithful service. The high lights of the year were the parties and square dances, and a trip to the mountains. Through many difficulties and lost sleep, we finally climbed the ladder one more notch and were iolly iuniors. This truly was a busy year for most of us, while Mrs. Ned Hood and Mr. John Mathis toughed itout as our homeroom teachers. Our big proiect was the annual Junior-Senior Ban- quet, which we had in the gymnasium. To raise money, we presented Professor, How Could Youl as our play, had cake sales, sold magazine subscriptions, and served the Lions Club. Then came graduation time for the seniors. We picked daisies and made the traditional daisy chain for class night. ln September, 1952,,forty-four sophisticated seniors started their last climb toward gradua- tion. Four members of the class dropped out by the middle of the year and one transferred from Bethany High School. During the four years, we lost through matrimony, transfers, and iobs thirty-one pupils. Several students from other schools transferred to our class. Mrs. Ned Hood and Mr. Max Welborn were senior sponsors. Not long after the beginning of school, Robert Shore was elected presidentof the senior classand assumed hisduties as editor-in-chief of the annual. Soon after our rings came, we selected our mascots, caps and gowns, invita- tions, and calling cards. It was not long before the banquet rolled around and then it was time for the wonderful trip to Washington. Next came the senior play, class night, a picnic for the juniors, and graduation. Having attained our goal thus far, we are now ready to face the world. Kathryn Williams Jean Hutchins Historians MACKlE'S JEWELRY STORE Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry Phone 3311- Yadkinville, North Carolina TY BEST PERSONAL' QCEED LOUQ MOST LTKET-Y To SU BoT'::w7Hoic,omb Johnny Reece Sco S U P E R L A T I V E S ttie Sue Adams me am Tfvffiffwii gxusm-Rei, Masslml I' 2 it 3 29512 MOST DEPENDABLE MOST CO-OPERATIVE Bruce Davis Edgar Reavis Feme Harrison Beatrice Williams Q l IN I O R i Jo'-:Yell Todd CU-I-EST Wn fKf n Af'WO0d can Wvofen S U P E R L A T I V E S MOST POPULAR FRIENDLIEST Floyd Wilmoth Beg-fy Lou Riggans K9fh Y ' williams Lonnie Gray McCollum M051 mscx-HEVOUS ND w He' Wes - BEST ALL-RCU Barber: Ann Cofnehus Mfixid gqnford W' G S U P E R L A T I V E S QUIETEST Mosr INTELLECTUAL Harold Nance Nell Spillmqn Louise Hawks Rgbeff Share ,..,A PRE TTIES OOK ING Janet Haynes Delano D T BESTL inkins NEA TEST Harold Dinkins Nora Spi I lmqn LETIC M051 ATH Mosr COURTEOU5 ' kinS BobbY Dm huns Jean Hum BTIPU Whifdkef LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred Fifty-three of Yadkinville High School, in Yadkin County, the State of North.Carolina, being of sound mind and memory, and realizing our impending departure -from this school, do hereby declare and make this, our last will and testament. Article l To Mr. R. P. Buchanan, our principal, we bequeath our affection and appreciation for his intel'est and the guidance that he has so willingly given us. Article II To Mrs. R.P. Buchanan, we leave our love and appreciation for her help in publishing our yearbook, THE YADKINIAN. Article lll To the faculty, we will and bequeath our gratitude for their patience and understanding. Article lV Jointly we leave the following, since we do not need them next year. First: To the freshmen, we leave our water guns, rubber bands, and other childish implements of pleasure. Second: To the sophomores, we leave our sense of humor, our sense of honor, and common sense. Third: To the juniors we leave Room 4 in the high school section of the building, the so-called privileges we never had, the privilege of editing the 1953-'54 edition of THE YADKINIAN, and our dignity and duties. Article V Individually, to the Junior Class, we leave the following: - Scottie Sue Adams wills her pretty black hair to Libby Smith. JoAnn Atwood willsher bashful ways to Adelaide Hinshaw. Barbara Ann Cornelius wills her comy iokes to Anne Brown. Ferne Harrison wills her ability to work to J. D. Welborn. Louise Hawks wills her quietness to Peggy Howell.Bettye Hudspeth Payne wills her ability to get married to Almeta Willard. Betty Hutchens wills her sweetdisposition to Faye Stinson. Jean- Hutchins leaves her blonde hair to Janie Slater.Janet Haynes wills her basketballability to Lucille Bates. MargaretWooten wills her grown-up ways to Betty Redding. Nell Spillman wills her height to Frances Harding. Ruby Taylor wills her fearfulness of boys to Alma Slater. Beatrice Williams wills her ability to play the piano to Dean Prim. Kathryn Williams wills her popularity to Betty Lou Walker. Juanita Hutchens leaves her ability to write well to J.W. Pardue. Patty Long wills her cheerleading ability to Laura Leigh Sizemore. Ethel Marie Myers willsherability to type to James Calloway. Alma Jean Pendry wills her ability to laugh at nothing to Joan Grace. Betty Lou Riggans wills her beautiful voice to Reta Peoples. Nora Spillman leaves her ability to giggle to Edna Hutchens. Shirley Todd leaves her a bi l i ty to stay single to Mary Faye Wyatt. Joan Wooten wills her cuteness to Jo Ann Hutchens. Lois Mullis wills her bobbie pins to Georgia Ann Cashion. Robert Shore leaves his position on the Annual Staff to Lovena Hobson. Walser Bates leaves his unstudied lessons to Ouida Brown. Bruce Davis wills his good grades to Gerry Hutchins. Bobby Dinkins wills his brains to all the members of the Beta Club. Delano Dinkins wills his good looks to L. L. Mason. Harold Dinkins wills his cute remarks to Mattie Cranfill. Bill Dull wills his dependability to Jimmy Vestal. Lonnie McCollum wills his friendliness to Kent Cranfill . Harold Nance wills his innocent look to Mary Ann Royal. Edgar Reavis wills his ability to flirt to Gilly Ann Wagoner. Lowell Todd wills his sincerity to Thurmond Phillips. L.H. Vestal wills his everlasting patience to Barbara Howell. Billy Whitaker wills his neatness to James Hutchens. Floyd Wilmoth wills his ability to brag to Donald Carter. Sanford Willard leaves his curly hair to Jimmy Martin. Chester Wooten wills his cigarettes to Joe Taylor and Robert Williams. Bobby Holcomb wills his basketball ability to Verne Harrison. Johnny Reece wills his love for school to James Dobbins. Article Vl We hereby appoint Mr. R.P. Buchanan as sole executor of this, our last will and testament. In witness whereof, we the Senior Class of 1953, do set our hand and sealvon this the thirtieth day of May in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty-three. TESTATORS Ruby Taylor Betty Lou Riggans CLASS PROPHECY As we gaze into the mirror of Alice in Wonderland, we see the seniors ten years from now. Take a letter, please, Beatrice Williams -- secretary in the Wachovia Bank in Winston-Salem. Johnny Reece is doing quite well for himself in a grocery store in Mooresville. Patty Long, editor-in-chief of our school newspaper, is now a reporter in Washington, D.C. Yes, Shirley Todd has made big progress as a stenographer in an office in Washington, D.C. Bettye Hudspeth Payne won the most blue ribbons at the fair this year. She must be a wonderful housekeeper for Clyde. Bill Dull and Harold Dinkins are two of the most successful farmers of our day. What they leamed in F. F.A. must have been valuable. April's issue of CHARM really disappeared from the ne4wsstand,but no wonderl Ourown Janet Haynes' face smiled prettily from the cover. She is a model. Scottie Adams is now librarian in one of the city schools. She is very efficient and keeps every book in its proper place. lf you have been reading the newspapers, you know that one of the top scientists of the day is none other than Nell Spillman. lt is said that she can split an atom to the Nth degree. Nora Spillman has iust been elected president of the North Carolina Society of Cosmetologists. She specializes in permanent waves and facials. Robert Shore attended Carolina and liked it so well that he is now on the faculty there. The former Feme Harrison is the bride of the new Methodist minister. She always was a wonderful person. Jean Hutchins made the headlines on the sports page when the Boston Red Sox won the pennant. You know she is manager of the team. Lower the gang plank, folks. Here comes our own Chester Wooten, who is now in the United States Marines. ln Hollywood, Betty Hutchens has become famous as on artist. lf any of you go visiting to Myrtle Beach, don'tforget to drop in and see Kathryn Williams and Ruby Taylor. We heard that they have a whole fleet of yachts. While riding through Boonville, we saw one of the most modem brick houses in the state where the fonner Joan Wooten, her husband, and their twins live. Edgar Reavis now has a very big garage in Yadkinville. We hear that he keeps that Reavis sign in front shined so that it can be easily read. After ten years we find that Coach Bridgewater is getting ready to retire and Bobby Holcomb is taking his place. Juanita Hutchens, we find, is still working as a stenographer at Westem Electric. ln Texas, Lois Mullis is training horses on a ranch. lf any of you want to know the weather forecast, iust get in touch with Sanford Willard who is the weatherman at the Smith Reynolds Airport in Winston-Salem. Floyd Wilmoth is now teacher of the fifth grade at dear old Yadkinville School. Lonnie Gray McCollum is doing quite well for himself in his hardware store in Climax. L. H. Vestal is now manager of the Westem Auto Store in Yadkinville. He can hardly keep enough parts for the hot rods the boys are driving around. Lowell Todd is the fellow to call when you need to have the sink unstopped. We understand he is a first-rate plumber. Extral Extral Extral Read all about itl Up-to-the-minute interesting news written by none other than Margaret Wooten, news reporter for the New York Times. Barbara Ann Cornelius is now a famous comedian. She has her own TV show. Bruce Davis is living in New York where he has become a successful businessman. Walser Bates is master ofceremonieson a radio show. We remember his iokes that entertained everyone. Ethel Myers and Louise Hawks are doing quite well as nurses in City Hospital in Winston-Salem. After finishing high school, Jo Ann Atwood finally found time to date steady and now has a husband anda home near Center. Everyone knew Alma Jean Pendry's greatest desire after finishing high school was to take a rest, After ten years we find that she is married, but she is still resting, her husband does all the work. Of course all the 1953 seniors are attending the stock car races now, because one of their classmates, Bobby Dinkins, has won fame as a stock car driver. We are all waiting for the new movie, The Girl He Couldn't Get, because in it is our own Delano Dinkins, co-starring with Jane Russell. We found it difficult to find Harold Nance, because he is living a very quiet life in a secluded spot. Betty Lou Riggans is now married, and is 'the mother of the six children she has always wanted. After ten years we find that Bill Whitaker owns one of the biggest dairies in the state. PROPHETS Beatrice Williams Margaret Wooten SENIOR BABY PICTURES NM if fi 531 ,Q ff be Gm.. f fix 2, 29 .Exit +69 we B-7. 'S .L 'H Z . f , - W' N. ,VC ii 'Q 'I' .L N Mx 1. Nell, 2. Walser, 3. Kathryn, 4. Patty, 5. Lowell, 6. Barbara Ann, 7. Beatrice, 8. Shirley, 9. Lois, 10. Scottie Sue, 11. Johnny, 12. Betty Lou, 13. Bill, 14. Feme, 15. Ruby, 16. Sanford, 17. Juanita, 18. Ethel, 19. Billy, 20. Louise, 21. Margaret, 22. Alma Jean, 23. Bettye, 24. Jean. Juniors 1 , 'v l x KX V , CG Y i X C: 'Q 'Q ,NX g if MW fx . G4 JS-,q:71uJ,N2:s6r .QQ fi.. -7 o 'Q' 3 -su J U NIO R S JUNIOR HOMEROOM OFFICERS iff, l' f f ' . , ........ wry Ja 1 'Uw-.... i Jimmy . - - - ' ' ' ' ' I I . I I I ........PZ:iedeU'f RellZePeS:lke-Elms. I ' ' ' - - . . l . ' ' ' Tfedsurer tgkezlgic Ann Ccshrf' - 'E' . ,.,..Vice-President gli! l ie Holcomb. I l I . .I lcehgresidenf inc? S own ..-.. O er-1. ' .... ..... f esident Anne Bfown cms- . . . -- - .. Re ' Poffer ........Secrefa,y O F F l C E R S Nellie Holcomb, Vice-President, Ouicla Brown, Treasurer, Jimmy Mar- tin, President, Libby Smith, Secretary, Velno Hall, Reporter. YADKIN PHARMACY Prescription Headquarters for Yodkin County Phone 4531- J,E, Knight - Yadkinville, North Carolina 'ibm HL.: -34-IJ'iA:hg L XXXX X X X' Hugh Adams Lucille Bates Anne Brown Ouida Brown Ranzie Brown James Calloway Donald Carter Georgia Ann Cashion Kent Cranfill Mattie Cranfill James Dobbins Joan Groce Velna Hall Frances Harding Veme Harrison Adelaide Hinshaw Jimmy Hobson Lovena Hobson Nellie Holcomb Barbara Howell Keith Howell Peggy Howell Billy Hutchens Edna Hutchens Jo Anne Hutchens Gerry Hutchins James Hutchins Jimmy Martin L. L. Mason 15.5 if Cf tg wr' 5157--nf g for M'f ., 1...-..' f QQQQQX if F! ' for ' -195 51? Q54 25 e .. M ,.,. .MMA ,Q W , ef- 'sfilzww , .,,,.t,, ., .,.. ef AQ 45 f X , f : , MW! A tm, '55 X iw 'uv' EW -Q-Q., Whs- Barbara Ann Norman J.W. Pardue Annowee Pendergrass Reta Peoples Thurmond Phillips Dean Prim Betty Redding Mary Ann Royal Laura Leigh Sizemore Alma Slater ' Janie Slater Libby Smith Faye Stinson Joe Taylor Jimmy Vestal Gilly Ann Wagoner Betty Lou Walker J.D. Welbom, Jr. Almeta Willard Bill Williams James Williams Robert Williams Franklin Wooten Mary Faye Wyatt 5Ophomo1'e5 f W 'XA 5 ff 1 fi fx H 2 fix.- ,M is ' MQ? .7 'J .7 SOPHOMORES l l 'r 1 l . Left to right: Robert Buchanan, Vice-President, David Left to right:Marlene Sprinkle, Secretary, Lols Holcomb, Wright, Reporter,Shirley Myers, President, Jane Hobson, Vice-President, J. E. Southard, P res i cl en t, Ch a rl es l Secretary, Jean Holcomb, Treasurer. Bryant, Reporter, George Helton, Treasurer. JFS! isdn: mx russia..-us.-...JJ Jean Carol Adams Charles Bryant Robert Buchanan Betty Jo Calloway Clarence Carlton Athelene Cheek Joe Choplin Ray Church Betty Collins D.C. Comelius Athalee Dinkins Bonnie Dinkins Harold Dixon Atha Dull Opal Goss Patty Gregory ff-ur-. ,-Y.: 45'-5 xx xx Shelvie Gregory Clarence Groce Edwin Groce Ray Hayes George Helton Jane Hobson Sonny Hobson Jean Holcomb Lois Holcomb Thelma Hutchens Shelby Kimmer Margaret Logan Betty Jo Martin Jane Mason Clifford McCollum Peggy Miller Mayo Moxley Shirley Myers Lloyd Nance Patty Nance Gale Phillips Helen Reynolds Betty June Salmons Ada Pearl Sheek Homer Shelton Jimmy Sizemore Junior Sizemore Henry Slater J. E. Southard Marlene Sprinkle Jimmy Taylor Velma Trivette Harley Wall Peggy White Jimmy Williams Faye Wooten David Wright Qs 'Q 'tl at K K' 535 M. 5 ff 3 5 X ,. sw f N It lv I W 5. ri 4 N ' XX XXS -at ,wr , 'xf ' l Y i l A1 l 4 L if il .7 V i N N E K E E r E : SNAPSHOTS Eenhmen -NX YNXXXai .9 f 'TD 1 DQ! ,UC 41 JJ-Au I H J Y X - : 'mf' ' 'J -B 9 V f 7' Sw FX gf X f 2 0 '7 + EC J r 55' 2 J We I If X' E5 Q x A , 1 ff VH WYE! NWYIU. FRESHMAN OFFICERS Della Slater, S e c r e ta ry, Be tty Vestal, Reporter, Lorene Williams, President, Homer McBride, Reporter, Mary Lou Ca ss tevens, Treasurer, Phillip Graham, Harold Brown, Vice-President, Roberta Smith, Sec- Vice-President, Georgia Todd, President lseatedl. retary, Roger Hutchens, Treasurerfnot shownl. Dorothy Bolin Bill Brandon Laline Brandon Albert Brown Harold Brown Charles Bryant Jerrie Carlton Mary Lou Casstevens Gilbert Church Allen Comelius Max Cranfill Mariorie Daye William Daye -gi-5'u3m..' '0 ':fs.g:fQ Q.. 'iikblii llfgfi-ig: - .' xnxx KXXN X Charles Ray Dinkins Blanche Dobbins Barbara Dowell Phillip Graham Myrtle Harris Buddie Hayes Helen Hayes Lee Hinshaw David Hobson Ola Mae Hutchens Donald Johnson Harold Long Homer McBride Ruby Murphy Jimmy North Faye Peele Donald Ray Rachels Mary Elizabeth Reynolds J. D. Riggans Donald Royal H. B. Salmons Margaret Salmons Mozelle Shelton Carl Shore, Jr. Ruth Shore Peggy Sizemore Tommy Sizemore Alice Slater Della Slater Odell Smith Roberta Smith Shirley Smith Dorothy Stallings Georgia Todd Barbara Dean Vestal Betty Vestal Gertrude Wall Anne Whitaker Nell Whitaker Lorene Williams Shelby Williams John Douglas Wooten v iraq- , Q A' ff fl y it ff Q l X f X -'I s W 1 ' ' J f f -r ,f Qi F' 4 5 1, ' .- n '- is- rr 1 SNAPSHOTS llf'95f'5 We I- We Activiti es I a'1Q Q fi -lr - C, I' G' XX T Ook gogogisgf Q0 5 BETA CLUB TW, President Nell Spillman Vice-President Robert Shore Secretary Patty Long Treasurer Ethel Myers Reporter Anne Brown First row: Miss Beverly Moore, Patty Long, Shirley Todd, Nell Spillman,Anne Brown, Velna Hall, Ruby Taylor. Second row: Almeta Willard, Mattie Sue Cranfill, Nellie Holcomb. Libby Smith, Frances Harding, Reta Peoples, Ouida Brown. Third row: Betty Hutchens, Ethel Marie Mvers. Donald Carter, Robert Shore. - - u---A -4- 44 --e,, .....4'-- PRESS CLUB President E ll Jimmy Williams J 43. Vice-President b Libby Smith Secretary Reto Peoples Treasurer Billy Brandon Reporter Ruby Taylor In front: Dorothy Stalling, Blanche Dobbins. Back row: Max Cranfill, Jimmy Williams, Billy Brandon, Jimmy North, Barbara Ann Norman, David Wright, Mary Faye Wyatt, Juanita Hutchens, and Myrtle Harris. U I 'l f 9 Z4'lffL47ll7HI FIRST AID GIRLS Edna Hutchens, Nellie Holcomb, Mary Faye Wyatt, Barbara Ann Norman, Betty Jo Martin, Jean Carol Adams, Shelby Kimmer. GLEE CLUB First Row: Miss Mary Harding, Nell Spillman, Nell Whitaker, Roberta Smith, Margaret Logan, Shelby Kimmer, Joan Groce, Shirley Todd, Lois Holcombe, Peggy Howell, Betty Redding, Jimmy Martin, Donald Johnson, George Helton, Almeta Willard, Georgia Todd. Second Row: Lorene Williams, Jean Holcombe, Jerry Carlton, Shelby Williams, Shirley Smith, Betty Martin, Edna Hutchens, Marlene Sprinkle, Jean Carol Adams, Nellie Holcombe, Bettye Payne, Anne Brown, David Wright, Robert Buchanan, Robert Shore. Third Row: Scottie Sue Adams, Barbara Cornelius, Janet Haynes, Betty Vestal, Mary Lou Castevens, Mattie Cranfill, Gertrude Wall, Mayo Moxley, Georgia Ann Cashion, Adelaide Hinshaw, Velna Hall, Lee Hinshaw, Harold Long. Fourth Row: Betty Hutchens, Ruby Taylor, Ouida Brown, Libby Smith, Max Cranfill, Charles Bryant, Frances Harding, Jimmy Williams, Patty Long, Faye Stinson, Anne Whitaker, Lovena Hobson. Fifth Row: Ethel Myers, Kathryn Williams, Reta Peoples, Delano Dinkins, J.E. Southard, Bobby Holcombe, Kent Cranfill, Ray Hayes, J.D. Welborn . Sixth Row: Veme Harrison, Sanford Willard, Chester Wooten, Dean Prim, Ada Pearl Sheek, Shirley Myers, Ferne Harrison. Insets: Mrs. L. C. Richardson, Mrs. J. L. McKnight. ,sc 53 U , I! Vi' In It h fl' H.. w wifi M W, --,1 4 . f' , .wb 2 gf g 5 ,W IP W ' ' f 4 ' ' 5' Z aw, , W Y. J1 , 1 , w, 4, is 4 J W , L M311 : L wx , v 'Q , N., L, , . ,.: ss 1-. .-.-flP1-S-KA N- Q lil IJ ll I1 HI! Itlkffzifjf' Ill! , 4.4. f-:1.3.w.xxxvgxxxAxJN:agva.:,.a.A.' xx... :x411,, g-' ,Lf 1- - ,.-,.,,,J DRAMATICS CLUB President Shirley Todd Vice-President Barbara Cornelius Secretary Scottie Adams Treasurer Johnny Reece Seated on chair: Ray Hayes, Anne Brown, Shirley Myers. Seated on divan: Lois Holcomb, Marlene Sprinkle, Jane Hobson, Faye Wooten, Margaret Logan, Shelby Kimmer, Barbara Comelius, Mayo Moxley. Standing: J. D. Welborn, Jr. , Dean Prim, Charles Bryant, Jimmy Martin, Johnny Reece, George Helton, Bobby Holcomb, Bobby Dinkins, Annowee Pendergrass, J. E. Southard, Jean Carol Adams, Betty Lou Riggans, Velna Hall, Adelaide Hinshaw, Georgia Cashion, Jerrie Carlton, Robert Shore, Georgia Todd, Shirley Smith, Janet Haynes, Shirley Todd Bully Whitaker Scottie Sue Adams, Miss Mary Harding, Sponsor . . Q n - I I ' YlR ET' 5 ' H ' 'TT' 2 ff i' ' ' T mm x.u '- .p.- f ' . - ' . C 1om.'fe-sf-'r-r -Y ' U ' 64,'s,x'-Ngyx 'N-'-gg at Y .-.L 8.5.5 'ik 0, MONOGRAM CLUB President Bobby Holcomb Vice-President Jimmy Martin Janet Haynes Treasurer Delano Dinkins by First row: Velna Hall, Betty Hutchens, Shelby Williams, Patty Long, Kathryn Williams, Ruby Taylor, Betty Redding, Peggy Howell, Annowee Pendergrass, Gilly Ann Wagoner. Second row: Reta Peoples, Ethel Myers. Janet Haynes, Libby Smith, Ouida Brown, Marlene Sprinkle, Frances Harding, Georgia Cashion, Adelaide Hinshaw, Jean Hutchins. Third row: Lee Hinshaw, Jimmy Martin, Floyd Wilmoth, Delano Dinkins, Charles Bryant, Jimmy North, Kent Cranfill, Bobby Dinkins, Bobby Holcomb, George Helton. Fourth row:.Jimmy Williams, D. C. Cornelius, RobertWilliams, Dean Prim, Keith Howell, Donald Carter, Lonnie Gray McCollum, Odell Smith, Thurmond Phillips, Homer Shelton. Fifth row: Robert Shore, Donald Johnson, Robert Buchanan, Carl Shore, Jr., Sanford Willard, Joe Tayiot, Mr. Bill Bridgewater, Coach. Q Secretary 5 rl I S i I . r I I gt EI I I FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA F. H.A. OFFICERS First row: Barbara Comelius, Vice-President, Georgia Todd, Secretary, Shirley Todd, President. Second row: 'Q' A Qi -...Q tv? XA CAROLINA WAREHOUSE Winston-SaIem, North Carolina The Best Place to SeII Your Tobacco. Janet Haynes, Song Leader, Ada Pearl Sheek, Historian. a --1, A X A 1, gy 1 , C4 ' L .. L. ' L . ws -5 0. L I f 4 1 - Qu' K' ' e . ., - '. ,.,,, , , , , ,N . , Q h, ew , ,' 1, . ' 4 1 .' ,, ' Its V , , . Y yr, wo, D N v , fc 'H' 'gs FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA way. e ' :mf f f Q, V g Q 1 1 5, ff'- V' i 351' 271- I , qgipgw ggqu 'HIT-,W I f ' - 1 '- 'A 4, 3 ' , T ,,' I I . . gb, r,Q.-ll E 1,5 y I - - ... .,.- -:Pdf ,' ,W- ' .nn l --'Tu' 0 , . . , . 'sm' fe , sf . 'Q ' . 'F AJ, Q b a X 'gas T' - f- A f - 'r it . '- 4 I W ,pf 5, 1 -A X I U ' 'fK +4,,r-girl' ' A- -af ,E I c 5511 ,g f ww s-. A P., .lin YADKINVILLE ROLLER MILL COMPANY Feeds - Seeds - Fertilizers - Tobacco Flues Tobacco Curers - Custom Grinding and Mixing 4-H CLUB First row: Betty Hutchens, Nora Spillman, Patty Gregory, Nell Spillman, Betty Redding, Peggy Howell, Lorene Williams, Ethel Myers. Second row: Janet Haynes, Gertrude Wall, Peggy Miller, Velna Hall, Gilly Ann Wagoner, Frances Harding, Adelaide Hinshaw, Georgia Cashion, Barbara Cornelius. Third row: Jo Ann Atwood, Velma Trivette, Joan Wooten, Betty Salmons, Barbara Dowell, Barbara Ann Norman, Georgia Todd, Faye Peele. Fourth row: Beatrice Williams, Billy Brandon, Sanford Willard, Chester Wooten, Odell Smith, Max Crantill. 'lb FR BUS DRIVERS First row: Billy Whitaker, L. H. Vestal, Donald Kimmer. Second row: Chester Wooten, Lonnie McCollum, Harold Dinkins, Bill Dull, Sanford Willard, Walser Bates, Robert Williams, Junior Sizemore. FARMERS FEED AND SEED STORE Fine Meats and Groceries Yadkinville, North Carolina 1 ig F iii? SSE B L, T OFFICE GIRLS Seated: Janet Haynes, Nell Spillman. Standing: Beatrice Williams, Ruby Taylor, Jean Hutchins, Ethel Myers, Betty Hutchens. kan-sn., Seated: Bettye Payne, Juanita Hutchens, Louise Hawks. Standing: Alma Jean Pendry, Margaret Wooten, Ferne Harrison. BRENDLE CASH WHOLESALE, INC. 222-226 East Main Street Ellcin, North Carolina OFFICE GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL KING AND QUEEN HIGH SCHOOL Adelaide Hinshaw, Queen Walser Bates, King J.H. DOBBINS AND SONS Headquarters For Arrow Shirts, Star Brand Shoes Phone 2046 Yadkinville, N.C. Carl Shore, Owner aus. ' ' .M '!L'K.1XXli.IZX.1YIlx'llll1M HALLOWEEN KINGS AND QUEENS GRAMMARGRADES George Vestal King Ruby Wi Ilia Queen ITIS PRIMARY GRADES Pa Hy Maynard Princess Robert Cline Prince COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND LUNCHROCM WORKERS Billy Hufchens, Bobby Collins, Barbara Cornelius, Betty Collins, James Williams, Veme Harrison, Betty Riggans. LUNCHROOM STAFF Mrs. Wade Reavis, Mrs. Frank Davis, Mrs Davis Long, Mrs. Georgia Cushion, Mrs Leola Gardner, Mrs. Jim Branon. RT.iiTq1EC 'iiilillh CUSTCDIANS Mr. and Mrs. Wade Reavis 3 poft5 Q5 if? 7 W fq Q, A , Ni X, YQ Ka MZ FOOTBALL TEAM First row: Lee Hinshaw, Manager. Second row: Dean Prim, Jimmy Martin, Robert Buchanan, Keith Howell, Carl Shore, Jr., Charles Bryant, Jimmy North, D. C. Cornelius. Third row: Coach Bill Bridgewater, Robert Shore, Delano Dinkins, Floyd Wilmoth, Donald Carter, Homer Shelton, Sanford Willard, Roger Hutchens, Odell Smith, Max Welborn, AssistantCoach. Fourth row: JimmyWilliams, George Helton, Joe Taylor, Marcus Hawks, Donald Johnson, Bill Williams, Albert Brown. Manager COC.1Cl'1eS Mdndger Max Cranfill Bill Bridgewater Lee Hinshaw Max Welborn BOCOCK - STROUD COMPANY Winston-Salem, North Carolina Your Sporting Goods Store FOOTBALL SCORES -Tit-.,-- 114.1 -- -X-.x xxl Yadkinville T2 ..................... ..... C ooleemee 0 Yadkinville 9 ..... ..... F ranklin 19 Yadkinville 26 ..... .... F lat Rock 0 Yadkinville 40 ..... ...... L ansing 20 Yadkinville 0 ..... ....... J onesville 6 Yadlcinville T3 ..... .... M illers Creek 33 Yadkinville 0 ..... ...... Bo onville 26 Yaclkinville 6 ..... ...... G riffith I4 TRI-CAPTAINS Delano Dinkins Floyd Wilmoth Robert Shore STARTING LINE-UP V 3 J A 1 1' qi in T f' K ' W T 1 x. '. M is -. ,SX S rg xg 1 Ku... - 1 .r X . X iw X A , Q 1 s X . f' , VW- -5, 6- L 'Ts The Hornets' football team had its most successful season in recent years. Although onlythree games were won, all of them were close, hard-fought games. Good teamwork and sportsmanship were outstanding throughout the year. The high point of the season came in the First game with the Cooleemee team, which had been undefeated in the last two seasons. Yadkinville won a close 12 to O decision. By graduation the team lost only three regulars--Robert Shore, Floyd Wi lmoth, and Delano Dinkins, tri-captains. '64 j , its I l L l E ,f 5 i E I E R' i B F' F nu ,- G I RLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Left to right: Betty Redding, Peggy Howell, Gertrude Wall, Ouida Brown, Janet Haynes, Libby Smith, Gilly Ann Wagoner, Frances Harding, Jane Hobson, Marlene Sprinkle, Jean Hutchins, Georgia Ann Cashionp Coach Bill Bridgewater, Barbara Ann Cornelius, manager. Yadkinville High School came out with another successful girls' team during the 1952-i953 season. Having been set back considerably by last year's graduation, the Hornets were not at their best at the begin- ning of the season. However, the newcomers fought hard for wins. Among forty girlswhowere working for starting position, Coach Bill Bridgewater chose the following: Forwards: Janet Haynes, Libby Smith, and Peggy Howell, Guards: Jean Hutchins, Gilly Ann Wagoner, and Frances Hard- ing. Other members ofthe squad were Ouida Brown, Bonnie Dinkins, and Gertrude Wall, Jane Hobson, Marlene Sprinkle, and Georgia Ann Cashion. Co-captains Jean Hutchinsand Janet Haynes were the only seniors on the team. A fine team is expected from the squad next year. JAMES WILLIAMS AND COMPANY M0nUfGCfUI'el'S- Stationers - Paper Merchants - Office Supplies Phone 3556 Yadkinville, North Carolina .111-.Y .mi . vw. s-,Au xxugxmxx-1-.min- llllI.IKl l i Jqnef Haynes Jean Hutchins Frances Harding Peggy Howell Co-Captain Co-Captain Ouidq Brown Gilly Ann Wagoner Betty Redding Marlene Sprinkle l l l Libby Smith Georgia Ann Cushion Jane Hobson Gertrude Wall it X 3 In f A 2: i P . , A :eps BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM First Row: George Helton, Robert Shore, Delano Dinkins, Kent Cranfill, Bobby Holcomb. Second row: Coach Bill Bridgewater, Sanford Willard, J. E. Southard, Donald Carter, Bobby Dinkins, Homer Shelton. The boys' basketball team of Yadkinville High got off to a slow start, but soon began to set a fast pace. Bobby Holcomb, a 5'l0 forward, was the team's leading scorer. He was closely pressed on the offensive by Homer Shelton and Bobby Dinkins. Lack of height on the team was a great disadvantage which had to be overcome by Speed and hustle. Showing a great competitive spirit and good attitude toward teamwork, the starting five were Bobby Holcomb and Homer Shelton, forwards, Bobby Dinkins, center, Robert Shore and Kent Cranfill, guards. Leading reserves were J. E. Southard, Delano Dinkins, Keith Howell, and Sanford Willard. The only losses by grad uation were: Co-captains Bobby Holcomb and Bobby Dinkins, Robert Shore, Delano Dinkins, and Sanford Willard. CLAUDE CORNELIUS ESSO SERVICE AND GROCERY On U.S. Highway 421 at Enon Phone 3021 East Bend, North Carolina Bobby Holcomb Bobby Dinkins Co-Captain Co-Captain 4 l 1 l l l l Robert Shore Sanford Willard DelCIl'10 Dlrlliifw Kent Crcnfill kr' if' X , J. E. Southard Homer Shelton George Helton Donald Carter X l Y JUNIOR VARISITY BASKETBALL TEAM First row: Bill Brandon, Donald Johnson, Jimmy Taylor, Lee Hinshaw. Second row: Jimmy Williams, Jimmy Martin, Carl Shore, Jr., Alvin Hutchens. Third row: Robert Buchanan, Donald Carter, Keith Howell, Ray Hayes, Coach Max Welborn. The Junior Va rs ity won three of the First six games. In these games, 209 points were scored as compared to 205 for their opponents. Alvin Hutchens, Keith Howell, Jimmy Williams, and Carl Shore led the scor- ing. Mr. Max Welborn, the coach, was assisted by Mr. Bob Crissman, student teacher from Appalachian State Teachers College at Boone, North Carolina. MR. BOB CRISSMAN CHEERLEADERS Left To right: Patty Long, Ruby Taylor, Betty Hutchens, Adelaide Hinshaw, Refa Peoples Ethel Myers, Kathryn Williams, Shelby Williams, Velna Hall. ll 'I' L QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS HOMECOMIWNG QUEEN JANET HAYNES Georgia Ann Cashion, Marlene Sprinkle, Janet Haynes, Libby Smith, Jean Carol Adams HOMECOMING SNAPSHOTS A xx 5 f w, K mfs V 2 Fw 1 , . wx'P'4 SNAPSHOTS X f f R-Z ,W Q vf ff f ' 2 gf 1 W ,. Zi ff' if ' w yn, li 4 iff Qi ' 7 f ,Y ,QI yi Nw. 4 Z, f ff 'W w f ffl f 3 -sw f f f M , 6 Skim Y, ff, ,w w... ,x:5:k16 yr , W if - 2 wi ', 4 ' . f X' I w, 9? f- ' 7' f - Q Q? Z4 f Xl ,ZEN , f 4' 5 f fy. 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PEERLESS ICE CREAM COMPANY Winston-Salem, North Carolina YOUR PEERLESS ICE CREAM DEALERS IN YADKINVILLE MILLS ICE CREAM STAND FARMERS FEED AND SEED STORE EAGLE CAFE CHOPLINS A - 'Y ' ' ' , A 'El' E' ' iw 1' , g -J Al' H f f 'U E IG: ll-.L , A - . . - - - A - Um. EE EEE-E 1' 'EJ : '4'-.J I E? T- 'UE L? :fm-fffE QW I ' 1 I I IS I 'I ax-nq IO! LIDU DER U 0 I OI IH! COC COL CO YIY 'gl' - A S 'Af-'I-f- x11 A x 4 - I. ? J fp I L ,- 5 2 - IQIIQU- 913 . , A - .N Q 0 ' I 'gba I 7 . a. 1. lg 15.1, 3,1015,21Q,:a,:l',:p,::,:0,,:o,?, I A waz- -TTT--A --194 'W 'eI mF1in9 f5:6if5::'2:ff'55f'f.f I N' ' T ' .76 i'l'5i' 'U ': '0 'U -0 - - ' !i'0 hz Nw WsLfffzriisiflwffffzdiwfcozvcfsFH-'- 'sfzfffw WINSTON-SALEM. N. c F11-E.:'f,:'f:I-1m.f-.'f---- -U'S I U V 'I 'lb .ln ' ' T A 'J 'O 'I 4,!,.6,u.. ',i,i',?:.:: 1: tif, . - - o A m . -n :' : : ' ol' l 'l ' ' - CHARLES V. DELLINGER PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTOR KEWANEE AND AMERICAN BOILERS - PETRO AND ARCO-FLAME BURNERS STANDARD PLUMBING FIXTURES -MYERS PUMP Yodkinville, North Carolina Phone 3786 SAM BRANON Grocery and Service STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES ICE CREAM AND COLD DRINKS One Mile West on Highway 421 YADKINVILLE, N. C. Phone 3841 YADKINVILLE USED CARS WE BUY, SELL, TRADE, AND FINANCE PHONE 4451 YADKINVILLE, N. c. I T. L. HAYES COMPANY, INC. MEN'S, WOMEN'S, CHILDREN'S YADKIN CLEANERS READY-To-WEAR I SEND YOUR LAUNDRY FURNITURE AND WESTINGHOUSE WHEN YOU SEND YOUR CLEANING APPLIANCES Complete Service FUNERAL DIRECTORS One Coll Does If All phone 2251 PHONE 3331 Boonville East Bend YADKINVILLE, N- C- FRED N. DAY SONS, INC. Jewelers Since 1893 Winston-Salem, N. C. SIGN OF THE BIG CLOCK 428 North TracIe.Street P. AND N. DEPARTMENT STORE Ruth Holcomb Tress Sprouse YADKINVILLE, N. C. ROYAL TYPEWRITERS PORTABLE - ELECTRIC - STANDARD CAROLINA BUSINESS MACHINE COMPANY 616 West 4th Street WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. -' 'I CRISSMAN CLOTHIERS ALL NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS Gene Crissman, Manager PHONE 2911 Boonville, N. C. LONG AND WISHON FEEDS, SEEDS, GROCERIES Phone 3366 YADKINVILLE, N. C. DIAMONDS SILVER WATCHES PARRISH JEWELRY STORE YADKINVILLE, N. C. Did You Know . . . In Yadkinville We Have One of the Most Complete One-Stop Service Stations in North Carolina McLEOD'S SHELL SERVICE Phone 3691 YADKINVILLE, N. C. FAVORITE CLEANERS DRY CLEANING - LAUNDRY COMPLETE HAT REBUILDING SERVICE ALTERATIONS Phone 2641 YADKINVILLE, N. C. Roger Russell Lester Bell Owners BANK OF YADKIN Yadkinville, N. C. DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO 510,000 FOR EACH DEPOSITOR Your Pcztronoge Is Appreciated PHONE 2101 ADAMS MOTOR COMPANY YOUR DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DEALER PHONE 2351 Yodkinville, N. C. ESSO Fuel Oil - Kerosene Motor Oil REAVIS and HOLCOMB YADKINVILLE, N. c. EAST END GARAGE I HARMONY HEIGHTS LUMBER AUTO AND TRUCK REPAIRING I COMPANY BODY AND FENDER womc WELDWG ' A'NT'NG Rouen-I AND FINISHED LUMEER Phone 2781 I Phone 2211 YADKINVILLE, N. C. Sid Hutchins, Owner YADKINVILLE, N. C. YADKINVII. LE Yodkinville THEATER North Carolina MASON HARDWARE 8. BOONVILLE CLEANERS AND ELECTRIC CO LAUNDRY GENERAL HARDWARE PROMPT SERVICE For Cash and Carry YADKINVILLE N C BOONVILLEI N. C. Phone 2921 pHONE 2501 CRATER-HOOTS FURNITURE and BELK-STEVENS COMPANY YADKINVILLE CLOTHING CO. DEPARTMENT STCRE Phone 2261 WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. YAOKLNVLLLE, N. C. --- I HARMONY HEIGHTS SUPPLY COMPANY i YADKIN FURNITURE COMPANY FEEDS - FERTILIZERS - SEEDS YOUR HOTPOINT DEALER TOBACCO FLUES AND CuRERs BEE SUPPLIES I Phone 2286 phone 2221 I YAOKINVILLE, N. C. YAOKLNVLLLE, N. C. ' LIBERTY FARMERS DIXIE . WAREHOUSES . SELL YOUR TOBACCO WITH US - TWO SALES EVERY DAY Owners F. P. JOYCE BILL SHEETS JOE PELL MOSS JOYNER Auctioneer: Roy Cribb Winston-Salem North Carolina -1 MATHIS JEWELRY STORE JUNIOR GROCE'S ESSO You NAME IT - WE HAVE IT SERVICE HGmi Of1 Siwefwvfe COMPLETE ESSO SERVICE Elgin China Bulova Crystal On Courthouse Square PHONE 2146 Ph 2341 N' h 1 one '9 ' 273 YADKINVILLE, N. c. BOONVILLE, N. C. GRASSY CREEK FARM Drstrubutor of Sealtest Dalry Products Elkln North Ccrolma V FRANK MILLER GRAHAM GREENE . . O . . I 0 WINSTON POULTRY CO. 322 West 7th Street Post Office Box 1931 WE BUY POULTRY AND EGGS EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR AT HIGHEST MARKET PRICES Phone 7089 or 6827 Winston-Salem, N. C. INSCORE and GRAHAM SELF-SERVICE GROCERY Phone 2346 YADKINVILLE, N. C. TODD IMPLEMENT COMPANY SALES AND SERVICE Fon THE FERGUSON SYSTEM JONES TODD MECHANIZED FARMING Phone 3641 PINNIX SHORE LUTHER TODD Sell Tobacco wit-h - BURNIE COOK CLAUDE STRICKLAND PENN THOMAS WILLIAM FOWLER FRED MCLAUGHLIN JULIAN VAUGHN - GI' COOK'S WAREHOUSE No. I and 2 North Patterson Avenue on Highway 52 and PIEDMONT WAREHOUSE Winston-Salem, North Carolina WE HAVE TWO SALES EVERY DAY SPAINHOUR'S A MODERN DEPARTMENT STORE Elkin, North Carolina I DRIVERIS JIM S GRILL Self-Service Grggery 2 Miles North of Yadkinville and SERVICE STATION WE SPECIALIZE IN - N Phone 4371 SHORT ORDERS SA DWICHES CURB SERVICE YADKINVILLE, N. C. Jim Pardue Yadkinville FRIGIDAIRE PIONEER CHEVROLET COMPANY, Inc. REFRIGERATION AND ELECTRIC DIVISION SALES AND SERVICE PHONE 3861 OR 2151 Yodkinville, North Corolino RADIO AND TV MAYTAG FURNITURE TAYLOR WAREHOUSE COMPANY Winston-Salem, North Carolina PAUL T. TAYLOR JOHN H. DYER -.- -1- - 11 I li- D - O BLACKWELDER FURNITURE CO Comphmems I The Home of Quality Furniture for of Less Money ISENHOUR JEWELER5 OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 7:30 ELKIN, N. C. Phone 549 JONESVILLE, N. C. W. H. WILLIAMS INSURANCE AGENCY FIRE, LIFE, AND CASUALTY INSURANCE SEE US ABOUT LOW COST AUTOMOBILE LOANS Phone 5-I I I2 Lewisville, North Carolina I. ..m,,u,. I A Your Teachers Had One Purpose fi 4 5 f- ,, 'f' er Q wall 1-Q11 There was iust one big lesson I' lIl wI they set out to teach you- At I4 il .L mglvlalbllliiaiq-S? believe in yourself. Self reliance, confidence, ' and initiative have made K the Piedmont Carolinas one of the finest places you P could possibly live and work 9 in. So . . . congratulations, gaudy ZZ the stage is yours! BROWN'S DEPT. STORE READY-To-WEAR for MEN - WOMEN - CHILDREN Makes 'he Good Eaffh Better FURNITURE - HOUSE FURNISHINGS Davis Long, Dealer STOVES AND FLOOR COVERINGS Ph n I PHONE 3673 YADKlI?lVllLl?E,6lll. c. YADKINVILLE, N. c. ..,. I - . Beef at lts Best Bill and Betty Hall 1 4 Owners POLLED HEREFORDS ' ' YADKINVILLE, N. C Visitors Welcome -U I BROWN and PIEDMONT WAREHOUSES Owners BILL SIMPSON BOBBY NEWSOME HOUSTON HALL Auctioneer Hobb Fowler Wln5f0n'5Glem North Carolina BULL DOZING YADKINVILLE, N. C. PAN-WORK AND MOTOR GRADING STUMPING, TERRACING, ROAD BUILDING AND BOGGING 1 , JAMES DoBBlNs ALLAN JESSUP INSURANCE AGENCY Guarantee your Independence with a Telephone 3261 Telephone 3631 JEFFERSON STANDARD LIFE INSURANCE POLICY YADKINVILLE, N. C. Other Lines: Fire - Automobile - Hail Plate Glass - Liability My business is built on satisfied customers Phone 2481 Boonville, N. C. y SEATS THEATRE Fon A sooo Movie IN WARM AND COMFORTABLE SURROUNDINGS Charlie Seats E AND J BARBECUE HOUSE Yours for Year 'round Eating Pleasures J. W. lRedI Williamson, Owner Brooks Cross Road, North Carolina Intersection U. S. Highway 21 and 421 YADKIN FARM CENTER BABY CHIX - SEED - FARM SUPPLIES Phone 3891 YADKINVILLE, N. 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Second row: Phillip Graham, Robert Shore, Carl Shore, Jr., Joe Taylor, Tom Kelly, George Helton, and Dean Prim. Defeating Boonville in two commencement games, the baseball team made a successful closing for the 1953 season. The overall record for the season was twelve wins and eight losses. Six of these losses were to three teams - Reynolds, Courtney, and Millers Creek. Seven players on the squad were lost by graduation, leaving ten letter- men to form the nucleus for next year's team. X Q 'E fx- QR 11 f, 3 'ff as ', M lvl' ax Q5 A-na QM X S X IV x N ,fx DEBATE TEAMS NEGATIVE TEAM Ouida Brown, Reta Peoples Elma' J if AFFIRMATIVE TEAM Jimmy Williams, Velna Hall DRAMATICS CLUB PLAY CAST The Crazy Castles QUILL AND SCROLL SOCIETY STANDARDS COMMITTEE OFFICERS PROJECT COMMITTEE Left to right: Ruby Taylor, Patty Long, President, Libby Smith, Secretary, Reta Peoples, Robert Shore, Jean Hutchins, Ethel Myers, Ouida Brown, Vice-President, Kathryn Williams, Nell Spillman. SENIORS' TRIP TO WASHINGTON Q ,rg M? Aff 'K 1023? ,Qi f'E vu SNAPSHOTS SNAPSHOTS ,puf- --fi. -f li H 'Xu .Ae X155 ,4 , g,.....f..w,- Ax A A Pi ii. JUNIOR MARSHALS I ...b Left to right: Velno Hall, Nellie Holcomb, Retc Peoples, Frances Harding, Libby Smith, Ouida Brown. MAKING THE DAISY CHAIN 5133? SENIOR PLAY Gabriel, Blow Your Horn f v r ' '43 ' jfgl ' X CLASS NIGHT Attic Memories X 1 3 A' , Mal' eed GRADUATION .nl M 'H 1 i i 1 3 Q 5 Q 3 3 E Q Y T i 4 Q 1 I 24 f' sg 'I Q - ,. SENIORS First Row: Edgar Reavis Jo Ann Atwood Beatrice Williams Shirley Todd Kathryn Williams Betty Hutchens Nora Spillman Bettye Payne Nell Spillman MASCOT S Robbie Hutchens - Kathy Shore Second Row: Walser Bates L. H. 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