Yadkinville High School - Yadkinian Yearbook (Yadkinville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1956 volume:

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She had resigned as teacher in order to continue her training in library science at the University of North Carolina and later to serve as librarian of the Yadkin County Library. ln her years of loyal service, Miss Harding made a valuable contribution to the lives of her many pupils and to the teaching profession. She gave time and service beyond the call of duty. lt is with gratitude, appreciation, and love that the Senior Class of 1956 dedi- cates the YADKINIAN to .... Q. mv' uf' fx , wax T x vp-9 A 5 ' 7? Q 4,.,,gf' ,I M1 ,s, .JY ,HV , 2.513 4, 4 , .'-.!,, I --twat ' Y Q.. Yr' . lm ,. X A il Q, A ' oreword . 'fThe universe is change, our life is what our thoughts make it. Our universe is change and growth in school, our school life is what our classes and activities make it. In presenting a picture record ofschool life for the year 1955-1956, the Staff has designated the school as the sun, our guiding light. Re- volving around the sun, our classes, activities, games, parties, personalities -- all these make up our universe. In a changing world, may the memories, as held together by the 1956 Yadkinian, remain unaltered and reflect the happiness of high school years as the moon reflects the brilliance of the sun. - S eontento FACULTY ........... .................. .... 5 ADMINISTRATION .... 8 SENIORS ........... . . .. 9 Mascots ..... . . . 16 Officers ....... .... 1 7 Superlatives. . . . . . .18 History ...... .... 2 0 JUNIORS ....... .... 2 1 SOPHOMORES. ....... . . . 27 FRESHMEN ............. . . . 31 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL .... . . . 35 CLASSROOM SCENES ..... . . . 49 ACTIVITIES ................ ... 53 HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL .... . . . 68 ATHLETICS ............... . . . 71 Cheerleaders .... .... 7 2 I Football ....... .... 7 4 Homecoming. L . . . . . . . 78 Basketball ..... .... 8 O ACTIVITY FIELD ...... .... 8 6 ADVERTISEMENTS. . . . . . . . 89 gaculty W wk Q54 Ei: 5 jfflfffllxg . . . . constant as the Morning Star fIwfv MR. R. P. BUCHANAN Principal lhere will be a meetmg of the high school teachers in the home economics room at 8:10. ,W-N5 ,,,,,..-- MRS. CARL HOOTS MRS. GORRELL PRIM MISS BETTY HOBBS Twelfth Grade Eleventh Grade Eleventh Grade Mathematics French, History English Beta Club 6. iv .. L MR. GRADY LAKEY MISS MARGARET GRANT MRS. HUBERT CASSTEVENS Tenth Grade Tenth Grade Nlnfh Grade Physical Education English Home Economics Science, Football Dramatics Club F.l'l.A. Girls' Basketball Baseball t 5 an ,gk ro up-we Qs- MRS. R. P. BUCHANAN MR. LESTER REAVIS MR. JAMES EVERIDGE Ninth Grade Ninth Grade Physical Education Business Education Science, Mathematics Mathematics, Football Yearbook Adviser Monogram Club Press Club, Quill and Scroll 4- . E l .T New 'lQf:- 'Y MR. HERBERT CAMERON MR. GENE WAGONER Miss Jo ANN MATHIS Miss BEULAH EDWARDS Agriculture, F.l:.A. Music Student Teacher Student Teacher Administration COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. G. C. Wallace, Chairman Mr. H. A. Taylor, Mr. A. V. Shore MR. FRED C. HOBSON Superintendent Yadkin County Schools PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION YADKINVILLEI scHooI DISTRICT COMMITTEE Mr. Ernest Long, Chairman Mr. James Williams, Mr. L. H. Hutchins OFFICERS MRS. WALTER ZACHARY .................. President MR. GRAY REAVIS. ......... ....... V ice-President R R L r M S. HUBE T HO COMB ..... ........... S ec etary MR. JAMES DOBBINS ........ ......... T reasurer 8 MRS. L. C. RICHARDSON MRS. T. L. WILLIAMS Supervisor of Music Special Education Yadkin County Schools Yadkin County Schools enioro Q 42 ik' 'ff J W is tb 'W e up h ld Q ,:.Lbq L ,,,, 5.5 A f is ' . ' . 5 5 g Wt QL f w,,.,..-h' WILLIAM FRANKLIN BRANDON For courtesy wins women all as well as valor may. Cheerleader 45 F,F,A. I,2,35 Football 35 4-H Club l,2,3,45 Hi-Y Club 35 Yad- kiniqn Staff 4, Oakleaf Staff 1,35 PEE? Club l,2,3,45NKogI1m Club 45 Basket- ball i,2,3. CHARLES WESLEY BRYANT Haste maketh waste. Bus Driver 3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Workers Club l,4. fl I if .ell if 5 sat ' . ,, 5 . Wir W III I P 1? 6 is-wg, ALBERT ZENO BROWN Death hath a thousand doors to let out life. Class Officer I5 F.F.A, l,2,3,45 Foot- ball 25 4-H Club I5 Glee Club I5 Mono- gram Club l,25 Workers Club 254. LIBBY JEAN CARLTON The loving heart is the beginning of all knowledge . Cheerleader 45 Class Officer 3,45 Drama- tics Club 35 F.H.A.3,45 Homecoming Q ueen 45 Monogram Club 45 Yadkinian Staff 45 Office Staff 45 Press Club 45 Sen- ior Play. '4!'f HAROLD WALLACE BROWN Marriage is a desperate thing. Class Officer 1,25 F.F.A. l,2,45 Drama- tics Club 35 First Aid Worker 35 Glee Club 35 Receptionist 25 Workers Club 2. CARL FRANKLIN CARTER l know everything except myself. Bus Driver 3,45Class Officer 1,2,35 Dra- matics Club 35 F,F.A. l,2,45 Glee Club 45 Receptionist I5 Student Council 2 Workers Club l,2,45 Senior Superlative5 Press Club 45 Senior Play. MARY LOU CASSTEVENS A true friend is forever a friend. Beta Club 3,45 Class Officer l,3,45 Dra- matics Club 35 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 G l ee Club l,2,3,45 Junior Marsha l5 Student Council 35 Yadkinian Staff 45 Office Staff J 3,45 Press Club 45 Senior Play. i l A l I ' BLANC:-:E NAOMI DOBBINS A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. 4-H Club 45Glee Club 2,3,45 Lunchroom Worker 45 Office Staff 45 Press Club l,2, 3,4. CARL MAX CRANFILL Lc e is greater than his power. Basketball l,25Cheerleader 45 F,F.A. l, 2,35 Football 2,3,45 Tri-Captain 45 4-H Club l,2,3,45Glee Club l,2,3,45 Mon- ogram Club 3,45 Workers Club 25 Yad- kinian Staff45 PressClub 1,45 Senior Play. PHILLIP RAY GRAHAM Studious to please, yet not ashamed to fail. Baseball l,2,3,45 Basketball l5Beta Club 3,45 Class Officer l,2,3,45 Dramatics Club 35 Football 2,3,45Tri-Captain 45 Glee Club 35 Chief Junior Marshal5 Mon- ogram Club l,2,3,45 Student Council 3, 45 Yadkinian Staff 45 Senior Superlative5 Workers Club 4. fv- ynungs -'Th rf F.F N CHARLES RAY DINKINS e wrong way always seems the more reasonable . .A. l5 Workers Club 25 Press Club 45 Senior Superlative. BUDDIE LANDON HAYES Unalterably and pesteringly fond. .A. l,2,3,45 Glee Club 45 Recep- tionist 45 Workers Club l,2,4. N- in f , fn f ALVIN BURLIA HUTCHENS For he is a nice unparticular sort. Baseball l,2,3,45 Basketball I,2,3,45 Captain 45 Class Officer 1,35 F.F.A. 3, 45 Monogram Club l,2,3,45Yadkinian Staff 4. THOMAS LEE KELLY 'Tis strange what a man may do and a woman yet think him an angel. 'Baseball l,2,35 Football 3,45 Monogram Club 2,35 Workers Club 3. , -V' stalk' 5 2' Y ' . xf .,,..::,.:' , pk-5 V ,- fs , .--S W Q . . ' I gm , '11- ,tum 5 li 5' , RM . f 420-sig . .' w 4 f f - ..,. OLA MAE HUTCHENS She that has patience may compass any- thing. -' 4-H Club l,2,3,45 Glee Club 1. HAROLD JOHNSON LONG The easiest person to deceive is one's own self. Class Officer 2,35 Dramatics Club 3,45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Hi-Y Club 35 Foot- ball Manager 3,45Monogram Club 3,45 Yadkinian Staff 45 Senior S u pe r l a t i v e Workers Club 45 Senior Play. iz f , DONALD LEE JOHNSON l'd rather be handsome than homely. Class Officer 25 Dramatics Club l,2,3,45 F.F.A.45 Football l,2,35 Glee Club l,2, 3,45 Hi-Y Club 35 Monogram Club l,2,3, 45 Senior Superlative5 Workers Club 45 Senior Play. 4 JACK RAY MILLER l am nota politician, and my other habits are good. Bus Driver 3,45Class Officer 25 F.F.A. l, 2,3,45 4-H Club 45 Workers Club l,2,45 Office Staff 35 PressClub 35 Baseball Man- ager l. -an-vo il 95 95 or-4 JAMES THOMAS NORTH MARY ELIZABETH REYNOLDS DONALD GRAY ROYALL We must eat to live and live to eat. There is no wisdom like frankness. Nothing is so dear and precious as time.' Baseball I5 Bus Driver 45 F.F.A. I5 Foot- F.H.A, l,2,3,45 Library Staff 45 Lunch- F.F.A. l,2,3,45 4-H Club 45 Reception- ball 1,35 Glee Club 45 Monogram Club l, 2,3,45 Press Club I5 Workers Club 4. HURLEY BAXTER SALMONS, JR. lt is better to learn late than never. F.F.A. l,2,3,45 4-H Club 25 Workers Club 2. room Worker 45 Press Club 4. MARGARET ANNE SALMONS When Silence speaks for Love, she has much to say. Lunchroom Worker 45 Press Club 2,4. '-. ist 45 Workers Club l,2,4. MARY MOZELLE SHELTON l shall be like that tree--l shall die at the top. Beta Club 3,45 Cheerleader 3,45 F.H.A. l,25 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Junior Marshal5 Monogram C l ub 3,45 Student Council 35 Tri-Hi Y C lub 35 Yadkinian Staff 45 Oak Leaf Staff 35 Office Stafi 45 Press CIE T4'5Quill and Scroll 3,45Senior Superlative. 'U'- I3 1 CARL ISAAC SHORE, JR. Every woman should marry--and no man. Baseball I,2,3,45Basketball I,2,3,45Class Officer 2,35 Dramatics Club 3,45 Football l,2,3,45Tri-Captain 45Glee Club 2,3,45 Monogram Club I,2,3,45 Student Council 25 Workers Club 4. CLARENCE ODELL SMITH No good man ever grew rich at once. Baseball 2,45 F,F.A.l,2,35 Football I,25 4-H Club l,2,35 Glee Club 35 Lunchroom Worker l,2,35 Monogram Club I,2,3,45 Workers Club l,25 Press Club 2,3,4. PEGGY JEAN SIZEMORE As merry as the day is long. F.H.A. I5 First Aid Worker I,2,45 4-H Club 45 Press Club 2,3,45Glee Club 4. MARY ROBERTA SMITH To know her is to love her. Cheerleader 2,3,45 Class Officer 25 F.H. A. l,25 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Halloween Queen 25 Homecoming Attendant 35 Library Staff 45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Student C ounc il 25 Tri-Hi-Y Club 35 Yadkinian l DELLA MAE SLATER As innocent as a new laid egg. I F.H.A.35 Class Officer I5 First Aid Work- er 35 Lunchroom Worker 45 Receptionist 45 I Press Club 4. R 1 l SHIRLEY BELLE SMITH SimpIicity of character is no hindrance to subtly of intellect. J Class Officer 35 Dramatics Club l,2,35 IC F.H.A.l,2,3,45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Re- ',5lf ceptionist 45 Student Council 35 Office y Staff 45 Oak Leaf Staff 35 Press Club l,2, Staff 45 Senior Play. 3,45 Quill-and Scroll 3,45 Senior Play. fr.. , i I I rl I g . l I CALVIN FRANKLIN SPILLMAN GEORGIA RUTH TODD BARBARA DEAN VESTAL Nature has given us two ears but only one Work first, then rest. Let thy speech be better than silence, or mouth . be silent. Beta Club 3,4, Bus Driver 4, Class Officer F,F,A, I, Workers Club I,2,4. I,3, Dramatics Club I,2, F.H.A. I,2,3, F.H.A. 2,3, Glee Club 2,3,4, Press Club 4, 4-H Club I, Glee Club I,2,3,4, Li- 3,4. BETTY JO VESTAL Gocl's rarest blessing is, after all, a good woman . Class Officer l,3, F.H.A. I,2,3,'4, Office Staff 4, Glee Club I,2,3,4, Senior Super- lative, Press Club 4, Senior Play. brary Staff 3, Junior Marshal, Yodlcinian Staff 4, Qcic- Leaf Staff 3, Press Club 3,4, Senior Superlative, Senior Play. ELIZABETH ANNE WHITAKER Laugh and be happy. Beta Club 3,4, Class Officer 2, Dramatics Club I,2, F.H.A. 2,3,4, 4-l'l Club I,2, 4, 4-H C lub I,2,4, Glee Club I,2,3,4, Library Staff 2, Junior Marshal, Office Staff 4, Senior Superlative, Press Club 4, Senior Play. MARY NELL WHITAKER l have often regretted my speech but never my silence. Glee Club I,2,3,4, Press Club 3,4. .M Q I, -.4 ff .0-1' MINNIE LORENE WILLIAMS Man is nature's sole mistake. Basketball l,2,3,45 Captain 45 Beta Club 3,45 Class Officer I,35 F.H.A. I,25 4-H Club I5 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Junior Ma rsha I5 Monogram Club l,2,3,45 Tri-Hi YClub 35 Yadkin- E2 Staff 45 Oak Leaf Staff 2,35 Press Club 2,3,45 Quiml all 3,45 Senior Super- lative5 Senior Play. SHELBY ROBBINS WILLIAMS Love conquers at the last. Cheerleader I,2, 3,45 Chief 3,45 Class Of- ficer 35 F.H.A. I,25 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Library Staff 45 Monogram Club l,2,3,45 Tri-Hi Y Club 35 Yaclkinion Staff 45 Oak Leaf Staff 2,35 PressClub 2,3,45 Quilmd -Q Scroll 3,45 Library Staff 4. JOHN DOUGLAS WOOTEN Let us all be happy and live within our means even if we have to borrow the money to do it. Bus Driver l,2,3,45 F.F.A. l,2,3,45 4-H Club I5 Workers Club 2,4. MASCOTS CLASS FLOWER KENT BRANDON AND SHARON BROWN GARDENIA I6 'Wx W N., Sid hr K' -ov ,Ja SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated LIBBY CARLTON Secretory MOZELLE SHELTON Vlce President Standing. MARY LOU CASSTEV ENS. . . . . . . . . .Treasurer PHILLIP GRAHAM ......... . . . . . President 17 L MOST ATTRACTIVE Betty Jo Vestal ' Donald Johnson I Ts MOST INTELLECTUAL Phillip Graham B Georgia Todd 4? Seniorlf B Q m ,fir .X D!!! X 9 AQ MOST DEPENDABLE Carl Carter Blanche Dobbins I ff l l E l l A , l . l 1 v Su pe rlatiueo if if ik ti li , X A Q. 4, if? 4? Q 6' Most ATHLETIC Alvin Hufchens Lorene Williams BEST ALL AROUND Anne Whitaker Harold Long I4 '4 lag: i X MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Charles Ray Dinkins Mozelle Shelton' L rom Ebawn to guok . Daylight broke for ten students from Forbush and forty-five from Yadkinville as the Fresh- men-Class entered high school in September, 1952. Leading the Freshmen through the early morning mist, Miss Mary Harding and Mr. Bill Bridgewater were the homeroom teachers. Georgia Todd and Lorene Williams were homeroom presidents. U A period of adiustment, the freshman year ended with the usual parties and picnics. The two homerooms together went to Reynolds Park . . ' Morning time revealed fifty-three students in September, l953, making up the Sophomore Class, directed by Miss Beverly Moore and Mrs. R. P. Buchanan. Homeroom presidents were Gertrude Wall and Carl Shore. Roberta Smith won the title of Miss Yadkinville High for the year. A New Year's party and trips to Reynolds Park were the main events of the year. ln the afternoon of high school life, forty-six members of the Junior Class basked in the golden sunlight. Mr. Artus Moser and Mrs. Susan Steelman were sponsors for theclass that chose Georgia Todd as president. Homeroom presidents were Mary Lou Casstevens and Carl Carter. One of the main events for the year wasa memorable two-day trip beginning February 13 to Williamsburg, Virginia. Members of theclass were accompained by Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Buchanan. ' Carrying out the Moonlight and Roses theme, the Juniors honored the Seniors with the annual Junior-Senior Banquet April 22, 1955. Late afternoon found the class performing such tasks as electing the YADKINIAN Staff ordering class rings, and making the daisy chain. Junior marshals were Phillip Graham, chief, Mozelle Shelton, Georgia Todd, Anne Whitaker, Lorene Williams, and Mary Lou Casstevens. ,Twilight revealed forty-two students enrolled in the Senior Class, sponsored by Mrs. Carl Hoots and Mr. R. P. Buchanan. Phillip Graham was elected president of the class. Class rings were delivered the first week in October, Libby Carlton was elected Homecoming Queen by the football players, the students were entertained by the faculty at a Christmas party, a semiformal Leap Year dance was given. These were some of the highlights of the year. As the sun sank lower in the evening sky, many special events claimed the time and atten- tion of the Seniors: the Junior-Senior Banquet, the Washington trip, Senior play, class night, and finally, on May 28, graduation exercises for the thirty-nine members of the Class of l956. MOTTO - To the Stars through Difficulties CLASS COLORS - Blue and White 0' 'D' 13' ' Q ,sr 20 'A' unioro 4- . .L'?i,f Q x 1- ,, i .ii -..- ,yl -Q iii- 11- ,-f- '::' - f li- ,.1-1 .--i .1-. -11 -4.2 ii-ir- .--f-'i .-. 1 ii-1-1.-1 -L li-'S' 1 . ' Q ff. ,-,,. ld -,ff- ..., M r-'-f'- Jf-'I'--, Xl ,,.,... ,-,... ,. fwyffv + :if- ,Z f Z 1' 42 Rdhpdhk J Wharf . ff ff ,nw ' f f ROBERT BOST ANN BRANDON BETTY BROWN WWA ALLEN CALLOWAY f' f' dw, .,L, 'v1,k Q, ff X 4' 'N. MW DORIS CARLTON 1 WM, ,M ' V - , EI I A JOHNNIE RAY CARTER R':: LAWRENCE CARTER ff! W' ' 2- .ART I LEROY CARLTON I W, WV!! LESLIE CHAMBERLAIN DENNY CHOPLIN BOBBY JEAN CHURCH IRENE CLEARY I QI: -n f 'Wit'-Y Www A-,A in MARY CLEARY FRANKIE JEAN DAVIS ELIZABETH DOUB BOBBY DRIVER h TONY GENTRY 'sww Z., JIMMIE GRAHAM - SWANSON GREGORY 33,-y DONALD GROCE 22 I Juniors JESSE GROCE BETTY HAWKS DORIS HAYES STEVE HELTON WAYNE HOLCOMB MELBA HOWELL 'W ' WANDA HOWELL BARBARA HU TC HE NS DONALD HUTCHENS KENNETH HUTCHENS MONTY HUTCHENS W. G, KIMMER JIMMY LONG JERRIE MASON SHELBY MATTHEWS ELLWOOD McCOLLU MARY RUTH McCOLLUM BILL MILLER BOBBY NANCE DAVID PARDUE 'UN tw-,l Wim. I Jw lg - 'M 1 if 1 If f f We . A, , . f I M 'ff , rw QW Lf , 'I I n I I SY 4 Dx V ' I , WWI 0,3 I I I I I I I24 in 1 'Gi -...,,,-f Juniors TOMMY PERKINS MARIE PHILLIPS MARGARET RHODES BOBBY SOUTHARD RALPH SPINK LE L. J. STYERS FRIEDA TODD SHEILA TODD GRADY TRIVETTE HENRY VESTAL JESSE WHITE RUBY WILLIAMS MARTHA WOOTEN REBA WRIGHT PAUL WYATT NOT SHOWN: Fred Beamer Wayne Dinkins Harold Owens JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS l SHEIIA TODD ,....... ......... S ecretcry JIMMY LONG ........... ----- V ICe'PfeSidenf ELLWOOD MCCOLLUM ..... -------- T FSGSUFSF JIMMIE GRAHAM ...... ------ P FGSICIGUT . r ' 1 Q I I 1 I I I I I LAWRENCE CARTER ............ Vice-President ANN BRANDON .............. Vice-President BETTY BROWN ...... ........ S ecretary SHEILA TODD ..... ........ T recsurer JIMMIE GRAHAM .... ....... T reasurer REBA WRIGHT .... ..... .S ecrefcry JIMMY LONG .... .... P resident HENRY VESTAL .... .... P resident 25 - by A vb Beixxf on if ., I Ann Uql S Cheerleaders procfic ing , Senior Ch Bobbie Go ii and eerleqders Patricia ey it M Autograph please I hmen FresForbu5h Hoff' , V ' f 4 f i in 1 W, , f nm! My Z 3,5 .Ziff f- T 1 2 i Q,-5: i + f ' ,ffm-at H ,. , , Presldenf Beta - Qcfh administering To new memberS x Libby Vega cywfwe Noise Makers 1 Homecoming float J A G een freshmen Wqiffflg fo Conference r Sqfifq r with coach Mfdnishf snack A26 Homecoming parade Hom Where 's the fire? Sophomoreo .1-::. ' ,X nfl RW? S i Q f f M W X XXQQAEQ f3fiQ7QXfX This truth within thy mind reheorse That in o boundless universe ls boundless better, boundless worse. Sophomores GRANVILLE BLEVINS THOMAS LEE BRANN NANCY BRANON MARTHA BROWN PEGGY BROWN LLOYD BRYANT VANCE CALLOWAY PATTY CHILDRESS LIBBY CHIPMAN HAZEL COE MICHAEL CRANFILL PEGGY DALTON TONY DELLINGER BILLY DALE DINKINS BOBBIE DINKINS PATRICIA DINKINS LEO DRIVER CAROLYN DULL ANN ELEMING ROBERT FRYE RUTH GOSS GRACIE GREER ALLEN HAUSER ALICE HOBSON LAWRENCE HOBSON RALPH HOBSON RUBY HOBSON RICHARD HOWELL BOBBY HUTCHENS LINDA HUTCHENS JAMES LOGAN BENNY LONG Sophomores LARRY LONG ROSEMARY MASON JESSIE McBRIDE EUGENE MCCOLLUM FRANK NOBLE R. G. PENDERGRASS KAY PEOPLES '35 vu' . I A ANGELIA PHILLIPS BRENDA PHILLIPS EDWARD PHILLIPS DEWEY PINNIX PATRICIA POTEATE ROBERT RATLEDGE DAVID REECE SHIRLEY REYNOLDS LINDA SHEEK DONALD SHORE JERRY SIZEMORE JIMMY SIZEMORE LINDA SMITH SARA SNEED LOUISE SOUTHARD MILDRED SOUTHARD INA MAE STEELMAN VICKIE STEELMAN BETTY VESTAL JOHNNY VESTAL PATTY WHITAKER ROBERT WILLIAMS ALLEN WOOTEN BILLY WOOTEN NOT SHOWN: Bobby Hobson Jerry Swcim Darrel Vonhoy 'Z QW 'am 4 L 6. 'TT'-5 56. Y- 'Vx ug, A. E.. Xue Q, s 29 SOPHOMORE CLASS CFFICERS MILDRED SOUTHARD .... ......... S ecretory SHIRLEY REYNOLDS .... ..... V Ice-President NANCY BRANON .... ........ P residenf ANGELIA PHILLIPS .... ..... T reosurer 4 - V. 'Q' SIQMIFURMAL DANCE I mlxc.zNx'1m,sf: szruum. A nx'mx,xsxmx Q.XI'I!llU.XX xillifi' FIIIHIUAIIX' 25 Ulikiilh lllfk Miisll, HX l'll!iltLl.'XS':XI'Y!Q 'K ' SUM YQMIZX I PATTY WHITAKER ................................. Secretory-Treasurer LINDA HUTCHENS ..... ............ P resident BENNY LONG ....... ...... V ice-President INof Shownl reohmen xx f, XX ff X f ffl NX K I WH . . JV ,V,, -A K I ' ,,,' l ' V, V K, ,vfyq I.: J f, . .. . , I I I I Freshmen GLENDA ABBOTT CHARLENE ADAMS DEWEY BLEVINS EUGENE BOOE SHELBY BOOE GENE BRANON SANDRA BRAY GILBERT BROWN LINDA BROWN SHIRLEY BROWN SHIRLEY BROWN CAROL BRYANT BLANC HE CAIN LARRY CARLTON PEGGY CARLTON J. W. CHEEK ALLEN CHURCH BEULAH CHURCH PATTY CHURCH BOBBIE JANE COLLINS JERRY DINKINS MICHAEL DIXON GRAY DOBBINS GRADY DRIVER JIM DRIVER NELLIE MAE DRIVER JUDY DULL BARBARA GREENE ANN GROCE BRENDA HAWKS SYBIL HINSHAW BILLY HODGE WAYNE HOLLAR ALLEN HOOTS CARROLL HOOTS JANE HOWELL PHILLIP HOWELL ELAINE HUFFMAN BERNIECE HUTCHENS FAYE HUTCHENS NOT SHOWN: Bobby Adams Richard Calloway Edith Mae Collins Wilburn Dezern Frank Hobson David Norman Howard Sneed James Spillman Freshmen HATTIE NELL HUTCHENS JERRY HUTCHENS PEGGY HUTCHENS LINDA HUTCHINS RICHARD HUTCHINS BENNY KIMMER DUANE LONG DONALD MAYNARD PEGGY MORSE NOVELLA PARDUE WAYNE PARDUE JAMES PENDRY BETTY PHILLIPS BILLY PHILLIPS TOMMY POPE PRESTON REID BETTY ROYAL PHYLLIS SAUVIONS HAROLD SHEEK JOE SHEEK KENNETH SHEEK JOE SHELTON EDWARD SHORE ALLEN SOUTHARD HELEN SPILLMAN WAYNE SPILLMAN DELIA STRYKER SHERRILL STYERS PATTY TRIVETTE GEORGE VESTAL JOHNSON VESTAL LIBBY VESTAL MAX VESTAL BILLY WILLARD CAROL WILLIAMS J. HAROLD WILLIAMS JOE GREY WILLIAMS MARSHALL WILMOTH SANDRA WOOTEN GERALD ZACHARY FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS -President Secretary President Ireasurer SHIRLEY BROWN Secretory BARBARA GREENE President LINDA HUTCHINS Vice Presidenf lementary School ZZ X I l s +i In 7?sQ'xH' X I X I ix I f xx I X557 f f X I I I X lf! Q-f W X XX X V X 'ff x ff? X X J se Q' fi' 42' bf if? 'D fy 4? P if 47 is . . . cn kite soiling in the sforry sky 4 4 MR. LLOYD PARDUE EIGHTH GRADE - I l 6 BETTY ADAMS RJ -+Fs 4' I 'ij -A 1,52 'E 'R HOWARD BALL I 5 M -Q L: PATTY BALL Q, S 'O . I L, TOMMY BRANDON Y I ' A, I I I RAY CAUDLE QSII 0 I A , R' N I 'I ,K i 5 Q .. M' f ' I 7 R' ODESSA CLEARY , Q ' q ,I . 3 .N I AA, ,f TOMMY DORSETT I? 4, ' W E. YICKY GREGORY Elf W --ff ' STERLIN I-IAWKS F H A I ,.YB I BARBARA I-IOOTS I Z 'PY B I 0955 BETTY LOU HUTCHENS VIVIAN HUTCHENS , A B-A ROY JESTER ,vw A W JANE LONG I ' B, 1':' - ,3 1 BONNIE MICKELS SRD M ul ' ' XXX .. f I LARRY MILLS .,-,O ROGER PENDERGRASS Q, JERRY REAVIS , 'T ANNIE MAE REID X? I BARBARA RIGGANS N. B al Big: 'S 8 A It NANCY RUPARD 4, fm 1 ,,,,g, PAMEIA SHELTON if W ,LA 5 A L I GEORGE SHERMER I I NTT' I rv' CAROLYN SIMMONS A I 4: X , BILLY SNOW I I I JAMES TRIVETTE LINDA WARDEN . FRANK WILLIAMS S,,, GAYE WILLIARD EI JIMMY WOOTEN I EIGHTH GRADE MR. IAMESHUTCHENS RI 2:2 NELLIE ADAMS SHIRLEY BROWN is L . 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LEONARD ARNDT SEVENTH GRADE MICHAEL ADAMS CAROL ASHLEY ANN BALL BILLY BEAMER HERMAN BROWN RAY BRYANT NELLIE CARLTON ADELAIDE CAUDLE GEORGE CLEARY LEE CORNATZER SUE CRANFORD GLADYS DOBBINS JIMMY DOBBINS FRANK DRIVER LARRY GROCE FAYE HAWKS FRED HOBSON DONNA HUTCHENS JAMES HUTCHENS RUSSELL HUTCHENS JANE LOGAN VIRGINIA MYERS WANDA NOBLE MARY JO REYNOLDS BETTY JO SHORE LARRY SHORE KENNETH SMITH CAROL SNEED SONNY SOUTHARD ROGER SWAIM SHIRLEY TRIVETTE TOMMY VESTAL SHIRLEY WARDEN MARGIE WARDEN MARGIE WHITE J. W. WILLIAMS DAVID YORK if v::1f:::11 f'A'--.I 1:2 is h 1- I -. -I 5 L, fax R ' X 1 I , I, ix .yy 6 55,4 I - 'SQ , , -- fi I ,...,. - SEQ' H I ' ,7 X ' '2fl?'1f3i R5 I gl' .Rf 'f'L ,, , - 5 fn - an wi sl-, as vi 1 'Q ,ii i 0- 42, f . ' ' ' 1 ,, K gf, I .x,,?.' A 5 57+2x ,L ' I ' ,R - LL '3 ,IzE4' ' 1 . I Jx, ' zgf-wif' 52 li , R. ' v A T N. I' za rmsxft 'F 1.1!7H'R,x'Z5fA I . gif A I tx! I I 5 A sg: A ' aiai A .L - I 11 . 2 V Y, . II at . 53 sf 'ag A , ' at E. . 1 ,X 4 2 Jin 'f -4. , Q. 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I i KATHY zAC HARY ' -I ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHRISTMAS PROGRAM 4.4. 5 5 SNAPSHOTS etas take Piedge A game of Rook .ma O CO' At the Christmas party fqffyk f Q More about traffic Tapping v.v.A- men f F.F.A. initiation More Rook he laooroom if Q ik if ik Scene., 5, 43 if if we air 1? Q ik 1' llbfviit s.7?Jl.Ill'2?.f Un 0JdlAfJ5lf of 2fAW3 HOTUPS lluilfqfn ville Mr. Clyde Reovis, President of Reavis Motor Company, presents the Driver Training Cor key to Mr. R. P. Buchoncm,tec:cher ofdrivertroining. if l ,f I girl AJ. . 'TX , V V ,,.. s s ,,,, .,., A Miss Margaret Grant s u pe rv i ses fourth period study hall . Mrs. Carl Hoots supervises the gen- eral business class. Mrs. Hubert Casstevens ond Miss Jo Anne Mathis with sophomore home economics students studying clothing Miss Betty Hobbs directing the senior class in studying personality. Mr. Herbert Cameron's agriculture class studying soil conservation. Mr. James Everidge, Jr., and the freshman math class. Mrs . Gorreli Prim Juniors studying United States History . 1-Sl' 3 .gunm- f K . . ,K Q, X ,s '.s ,, . 1 2, f 4? .is , , ll- 'c, S WX, Mrs. R. P. Buchanan Second-year typists tapping the keys for speed. Mr. Lester Reavis Physics class ponders powers of electricity. Mr. Grady Lakey Health class bends for curves. Mr. Lloyd Pardue Driver Training class studies traffic laws. Jcfavifieo ' r fi ,Q- X X551 mg i Yadkinian Staff -41 Mrs. R. P. Buchanan, Adviser, Lorene Williams, Associate Editor, Mozelle Shelton, Art Editor, Alvin Hutchens, Circulation Manager, Phillip Graham, Editor, Bill Bran- don, Advertising Manager, Harold Long, Business Manager. iff W ii--- .,,, 3- xv lx Roberta Smith, Senior Editor, Shelby Williams, Sports Editor, Max Cranfill, Photo- graphy Editor, Mary Lou Casstevens, Copy Editor, Georgia Todd, Activities Editor, Libby Carlton, Class Editor. JIMMY LONG Vice-President SHELBY WILLIAMS Reporter President V G JIMMIE GRAHAM Secretary-Treasurer ALVIN HuTcHENs i' PHILLIP GRAHAM Sergeant-at-arms Monogram Club The Monogram Club is limited to members who have been awarded a monogram for par- ticipating in a sport, in cheerleading, or for sewing as manager of a ball team. Members of the club are responsible for Homecoming activities and for selling con- cessions at ballgames. ' It is customary For the members to be hon- ored at a banquet each year. .5 -1 ig., 3 J' ,. ' . '-asf' , 'Silk' hx -Ain - 14' 'K .vt ' ,fb - .. f-A ' , 1 ff- -1: 'uiygg ' Iv., ,.r, 'Q . N .,.,.a . . .,u. -' ,fs v ,, 1 . A y ,, n -fr ,N , vw Y ' 4. V Q -Q Y-as., Q... pf-'fy ' '+ 'v.' 2- w. uw al s .Ut 4, ,- Wfz -4- ,,, . 2 0. 3... S sr, 4' 1 ' First Row: White, P. Dinlcins, B. Dinkins, McBride, Winters, Todd, Carlton, Cranfill, S. Williams B, Brandon Shelton, Brown, R. Smith, A. Brandon, Phillips, Mason. Second Row: McCollum, Johnson, L.,Long, Shorel, Greene, MCCOHUVYH DUN, l-- Wllll0mSf Kelly, Sfyers, Logon, Bryant, Pope, Wooten, Hoots, Bost. Third Row: Gfalmmf WYGHI J- Long, Pardue, H. Long, Hutchens, North, Sprinkle, Hobson, O. Smith, Pendry, Miller, Helton, Coach Everidge. Dreams, books are each a world Be'-G C IU b To be eligible for membership in the Beta Club, a student must bea Junior or Senior with a scholastic average of 90 or above, and ape proved for character and lead ersh i p by the faculty. MOZELLE SHELTON MARY LOU CASSTEVENS Pf6SldeHf Vice-President ANNE WHITAKER PHILLlP GRAHAM Secretary Treasurer 1 Seated: Reba Wright, Miss Betty Hobbs, Mozelle Shelton, Mary Lou Casstevens. Standing: Sheila Todd, Ann Brandon, Martha Wooten, Mary Ruth McCullum, Lorene Williams, Georgia Todd, Anne Whitaker, Jimmy Long, 56 Phillip Graham, Jimmie Graham. Quill and Scroll Adviser: Mrs. R. P. Buchanan Lorene Williams, Shelby Williams, Mozelle Shelton, Roberta Smith. Named in honor of Chester S. Davis, the local chapter of Quill and Scroll, ln- ternational Honorary Society tor High School Journalists, was organized in l952. Members are selected for making a definite contribution to a school publication. Glee Club And the whole world send back the song First Row: M. Wooten, B. Brown, G. Todd, Casstevens, B. Vestal, Poteate, Fleming, P. Brown, Dobbins, S. Smith, Size- more, A. Whitaker, Helton, North, Cranfill, R. Williams, F. Davis, Steelman, H. Hutchens, P. Whitaker, L. Hutchens B. Royall, Adams, Bray, L. Brown, Abbott, S. Wooten, Greene, L. Vestal. Third Row: B. Nance, J. Carter, Perkins, Wyatt H. Vestal, Carlton,W. Howell, B. Hutchens, J. Howell, Branon, Southard, Reynolds, Dull, L. Sheek, Peoples, B. Phillips A. Phillips. R.Mason, L. Smith, Driver, L. Long, L. Carter, Dellinger, Miller, C. Carter, Hayes, H. Brown, Johnson, H Long. Fifth Row: Hawks, White, S. Todd, McCollum, A. Brandon,Wright, F. Todd,Winters, A. Brown, D. Royall, Shelton, R. Smith, S. Williams, L. Williams, J. Mason, Brann, Graham, Gregory. I I l 1 i l l !F3i5 Y .SZ!?l'f' YNTX-W ll What news if the sky were to fall Press Club The Press Club is an organized group of Members of the club learn the fundamentals graph and mimeoscope . The Press Club and the Journalism Class sponsored a semiformal dance as a project to raise money for the Paul Buchanan Activity Field. Other activities include trips to near- by printing establishments to observe printing firsthand. MOZELLE SHELTON President ROBERTA SMITH Vice-President SHELBY WILLIAMS Secretary-Treasurer First Row: Carlton, Betty Vestal, S. Smith, N. Whitaker, R. Smith, Shelton, L. Williams, S. Williams, McBride, P. Dinkins, Childress, Chipman. Second Row: Mrs. Buchanan, Salmons, Slater, Barbara Vestal, Matthews, Doub, Phillips, Casstevens, R. Williams, Davis, Wooten, Church. Third Row: M. Reynolds, G. Todd, Sizemore, Dobbins, A. Whitaker, White, Hawks, Morse, S. Reynolds, M. Southard, Brown. Fourth Row: S. Todd, A. Brandon, F. Todd, Wright, Winters, W. Pardue, Pope, Sheek, J. Williams, Carter, Smith. Fifth Row: Gregory, D. Pardue, Perkins, Maynard, Noble, Long, B. Brandon, Cranfill, Groce, C. Dinkins, Branon, A. Southard, Styers. students who are interested in newspaper work . of newspaper work and the use of the mlme0- The world's a stage on which all parts are played E' TONY GENTRY STEVE HELTON President Vice-President ANGELIA PHILLIPS CAROLYN DULL Secretary-Treasurer Reporter 1 . Dramatics Club To stimulate interest in the theater, to develop an active interest in acting, and to develop speaking skill are the chief purposes of the Dramatics Club. Members take part in improvisations, pantomimes, plays, and in writing plays. An obiective of the club is to present a play written by a student. Q 600 First Row: Gentry, Nance, Carter, J. Hutchens. Second Row: Choplin, Graham, Shore, K. Hutchens, Dull, Fleming, Poteate, Steelman, Groce. Third Row: Howell, L. Hutchens, Vestal, Greene, Carlton, McCollum, Hoots, Mason, S. Brown, P. Brown, Bray, Adams, Hinshaw, Abbott, Wooten. First Row: Bost, Pendergrass, Dellinger, J. Dinkins. Second Row: Johnson, Stryker, B. Phillips, Salmons. Third Row: Brandon, H. Long, Whitaker, Branon, Spillman, L. Brown, Pardue, Trivette, Hawks, Wooten, Hobson, L. Smith, Mason, Sheek, Dull, Carlton, Church, M. Brown, Royall. Future Homemakers of America Future Homemakers of America, a national organization sponsored by the Home Economics MARY LOU CASSTEVEN5 GEORGIA TODD Department, is c om posed of students whose aim is to learn to develop and to promote better home life for themselves and their fam- ilies of tomorrow. ' Toward New Horizons is themotto of T., the organization. The Club Flower is a red rose, the colors, red and white. President Vice-President ANN BRANDQN BETTY VESTAL Secretary Treasurer First Row: Mrs. Casstevens, Salmons, B. Phillips, Stryker, McCollum, S. Todd, Brandon, Wright, F. Todd, Winters, M. Wooten, Davis, B. Brown, R. Williams, B. Church. Second Row: G. Todd, Adams, Bray, S. Wooten, Abbott, L. Brown, Hinshaw, B. Hawks, White, Groce, Hoots, L. Carlton, S. Smith, B. Vestal. Third Row: C. Dull, Coe, Goss, B. Phillips, Peoples, B. Dinkins, A. Phillips, A. Whitaker, Sizemore, Doub, Matthews, M. Reynolds, Morse, Spillman. Fourth Row: Sheek, R. Mason, L. Smith, Hobson, M. Southard, S. Reynolds, M. Brown, P. Carlton, P. Church, S. Brown, Branon, Howell, L. Hutchens, P. Whitaker. Fifth Row: J. Dull, Greene, L. Hutchins, J. Mason, Sneed, Pardue, Trivette, B. Hawks, C. Wooten, E. Collins, F. Hutchens, B. Collins, L. Vestal. Sixth Row: P. Brown, Fleming, I. Steelman, Poteate, L. Southard, V. Steelman, E. Huffman, Royall, P. Hutchens, Casstevens, H. Hutchens. Seventh Row: Childress, Chipman, McBride, P. 60 Dinkins, M. Phillips, B. Hutchens, C. Williams, Cain. Future Farmers ol America High school boys who are taking or have taken a course in agriculture are e l i g i b l e to become members in the National Future Farmers of Amer- ica organization. The chief purpose of the F.F.A. is to establish farming through better methods, to train young men in better farming, leadership, and citizen- ship, and to foster patriotism. Club proiects have included the clearing of land forthe Athletic Field and aiding the Lions Club in the Turkey Shoot. The chapter participates in state contests and sponsors the annual Father and Son Banquet. JAC K MlLLER President get 1 5, BOBBY HUTCHENS WAYNE DINKINS SeCI'elCIfy Treasurer WAYNE HO LC OMB Vice-President First Row: Dinkins, J. Miller, D. Hutchens, Wooten, Royall, Hayes, A. Brown, B. Hutchens, Long, R. Howell, L. Carlton, S Styers, Mr. Cameron. Second Row: Booe, R. Hutchens, Carlton, Hodge, Hoots, Phillips, Adams, Dobbins, Zachary, Sneed, J Sheek. Third Row: C. Carter, C. Bryant, Salmons, Hollar, L. Styers, Vanhoy, Calloway, W. Kimmer, L. Carter, K. Sheelc, Norman, A. Hutchens. Fourth Row: B. Kimmer, Blevins, Vestal, Spillman, E. Phillips, G. Brown, Cheek, Driver, Jimmy Sizemore, L. Hobson, Frye. Fifth Row: Church, P. Howell, Wells, Ratledge, Reece, B. Hobson, L. Bryant, R. Hobson, Eugene McCollum, Pinnix, B. Dinkins. Sixth Row: Trivette, Bost, Ellwood McCollum, B. Miller, Hauser, Jerry Sizemore, Brann, Johnson. Seventh Row: Carter, Groce, Beamer, M. Beamer, M. Hutchens, Wyatt, Nance. ol l Work grows fair through starry dreaming 1 'l l l l CARL CARTER BUDDIE HAYES l President Vice-President , l l JAMES PENDRY CHARLES BRYANT WORKERS CLUB First Row: Miller, D. Hutchens, Wooten, Royall, Hayes, Brown, B. Hutchens, Carter, D. Long,' Howell, J. Sheek. Second Row: Dinkins, J. Driver, Shelton, Hodge, Spillman, Graham, H. Long, Pendry,Adams. Third Row: B. Driver, Calloway, Sizemore, Phillips, L. Bryant, L. Driver, Kim-' mer, J. Vestal, K. Sheek. Fourth Row: North, C. Bryant, Salmons, Wells, Willard, M. Vestal, Shore, G. Driver. l l l JIMMY LONG BILL MILLER President Vice-President 4-H CLUB First Row: O. Hutchens, Whitaker, Poteate, Fleming, Brown, Royall. Second Row: Mr. R. M. Bowden, Southard, Reynolds, Sizemore, C. Hoots, Dobbins, Miss Rachel Teague. Third Row: Miller, Brandon, Long, A. Hoots, J. Hutchens, Fourth Row: Spillman, Dull, Cranfill. AN N F LEM I N G Secretary-Treasurer Reporter PEGGY BROWN - - -..Y-. - - -ff'-'Pe ' 'si' 'Sc --xiii i ' ' ' l I l 51' Phillip Graham, Jimmy Long, Mr. Buchanan, Ellwoocl McCollum, James Pendry, Barbara Greene, Linda Hutchens, Nancy Branon, Shirley Brown. wx PRESIDENTS' COUNCIL The Presidents' Council is organized to work with the principal in improving student and faculty relations, to plan worth-while activities forthe students, and to coordinate the work among the homerooms. . Members are homeroom presidents. , sei If -, 'Z 8- - . 1 Jlillllt all ' ,Pr---4 5.542 et OFFICE WORKERS Mozelle Shelton, Shirley Smith, Elizabeth Doub, Blanche Dobbins. Office workers, selected from the Secretarial PracticeClass and first-year typists, give their time to carry on such office work as answering the telephone, running errands, typing, and greeting callers. No class credit is given for this work. ml Q H Anne Whitaker, Marie Phillips, Mary Lou Casstevens, Betty Vestal, Frieda Todd, Libby Carlton. Ruby Williams, Miss Hobbs, Shelby Williams, Mary Reynolds, Roberta Smith, Reba Wright, Miss Grant. RECEPTIONISTS Receptionists are se I e c t ed from qualified students in study hall. Their duties are to welcome visitors and per- form small services for the teac h e rs, and giving information about the school. T LIBRARY WORKERS Library workers assist the librarian by signing out books, helping students locate reference books, and keeping the books in order . 'UI Frieda Todd, Shirley Smith, Buddie Hayes, Bobbie Church, Shelby Matthews, Della Slater. Peggy Sizemore, Glenda Abbott, Helen Spillman, Betty Brown, 64 Shirley Brown, Patty Childress, Libby Chipman. FIRST AID WORKERS First Aid work is sponsored by the Future HomemakersClub, which assigns a student from study hall to take care of the sick and in ured each period. Through this work, the students have a chance to work with medicine and learn more about first aid treatment. - 'E R 59 1 QR ,, Id' , 1 , it, .5 1, he -up 417: ..g' . P ,s, v' 41, 4 : , Q 4 i , X f r R 'W LUNCHROOM STAFF Seated: Mrs. Ruby Vestal, Mrs. Leola Garner, Mrs. Jim Branon. Standing: Mrs. Wade Reavis, Mrs. Ernest Long, Manager, Mrs. Fred Royal. V Www, -.-rw- Aiim CUSTODIAN LUNCHROOM WORKERS MR, WADE REAVIS W. G. Kimmer, Blanche Dobbins, Mary Reynolds, Margaret Salmons, Della Slater, Bonnie Mickles. Seated: Lester Pickett, Ray Caudle, Jerry Sizemore, Clyde Church. Standing: Lynn Johnson, Vivian Hutchens, Shirley Brown, Barbara Hoots. Hitch your wagon to a star h2'Ml'l2'lf - wg! I M, , P29902 -CJTQ-fili aw Q-Wynn-nv00 ' wgmsw F- BUS DRIVERS Charles Bryant, Jack Miller, Wayne Holcomb, Douglas Wooten, Wayne Dinkins, Carl Carter, Jimmy North, Georgia Todd, Donald Hutchens. .,wl'70UL BUS i J 1 mac NN VI. BUS MECHANICS Mr. Phil Long, Mr. George Hobson, Mr. Harris Jester, 66 Mr. Labun Hauser, Mr. Clyde Wooten. MAINTENANCE MAN MR. LOCKETT HOWELL 5 ,. SAFETY PATROL First Row: Mr. James Hutchens, Harrell Todd, Gary Styers, Sammy Willard, Eugene Swaim, Gray Reavis, Jr., Woodrow Todd, Johnnie Vestal, Joe Sloop. Second Row: Jimmie Dobbins, James Cranfill, Steve Wooten, Johnnie Crater, Roger Pendergrass, Tommy Brandon, Tommy Hutchens Not Shown: Larry Mills, Patrol Captain. ICE CREAM SALESMEN Sherrill Styers, Ann Brandon, Sheila Todd, Anne Whitaker, Nell Whitaker, Coach Everidge, Wanda Howell, Barbara Hutchens, Wayne Pardue. X 'inf' may Q a 3 'fe Xqgi W., 45 av. PRINCE AND PRINCESS PRIMARY GRADES CHERYL JOHNSON and GARY WILLIARD Crowned by ts. WaIter Zachary, P.T.A. President The Halloween Carnival, sponsored jointly by the school and the Parent-Teacher Association is held the Iast Friday in October. Among the activities offered for entertainment were a movie, ducking pond, fishing, fortune telling, witches' den, bingo, cake waIk, king and queen contest, baby contest, dart throw, K square dance, capsules, ring throw, basketball shooting, and .T I A a Halloween Supper served in the Iunchroom. Total receipts were S2,353.97g net profit, S2, I37.38. 'SEI' ,Mix WINNER OF BABY CONTEST MICHAEL CARTER KING AND QUEEN ELEMENTARY GRADES BILLIE GREENE and MR. LEONARD ARNDT 69 HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL SNAPSHOTS U2 z -ur' kqwwk Mfg The winner! ' l' 5 I V . 70 ff I , M If X L . ff L 1 , A happy pair Anyone for Bingo? Getting things in shape Hit that basket! W Somebody's going fo eat cake! Red is going to get ducked s,g,,A L.. ,..,,,, ..-Mia .V ogthletico X I I I l fwfr I 1 f FX 1, XX ,fl xxx G ik 3-.1-ni -,,, 25- ,gf fl' XXX ,ff I xx I 41.1 w x x X 255 X X X X X X If all the world be worth the winning' 413 egg, w X 2' s V? b Q. .1 as , W 2 , N ,. Q S131 Elected each year by popular vote ofthe student body, the cheerleaders act as hosts for the visiting teams and lead cheers for the football and basket- ball games. Bill Brandon and Max Cranfill were elected to serve as additional cheer- leaders during the basketball season. Rip Van Winlcle had a Flying And a fighting thing was he He woulcln't give in And he wouldn't give up And neither by gosh are we Y-A-D-K-l-N-V-l-L-L-E That's the way to spell it Here's the way to yell it Y-e-aaa YADKINVILLE Time out Time in Come on team Let's win! S-S-Spoom, Bah Y-e-aaa Hornets, Rah GE' gg-.vt Hornet gpbmwf There's a reason to buy There's a reason to sell But there ain't no reason Why we can't yell So shout, students, shout Beat opponent Shout, students, shout Beat opponent Shout, students, shout Beat opponent Beat 'em ,- COACHES Leonard Arndt, Mr. James Everidge Mr Grady Lakey Football Beginning the season by winning their first game, the Hornets had high hopes for retaining their winning record. But with opposition ,getting tougher, the scores failed to materialize for the Hornets. An easyvictory over Dobson for the Homecoming game raised the spirits again for the home team. But through- out the rest of the season the spectators had to be content with the persistant efforts, good sportsmanship,and clean playing demonstrated by the Hornets. The team was not without its high points of interest. Buddy Logan, a 125-pound Sophomore fullb'-k, made more than half the rushing yardage in the Millers Creek game. Kickoffs featured a brother combination, as Jimmie Graham,a Junior, held the ball for Phillip Graham, a Senior, to kick. Outstanding defensive work was done by Kenneth Hutchens, a Junior. L. J. Styers, another Junior, paced the team in running For the offensive plays. TRI-CAPTAINS Phillip Graham, Max Cranfill, Carl Shore First Row: Donald Groce, Robert Bost, James Pendry, Sherrill Styers, Howard Sneed, Eugene Mc- Collum, James Logan, Duane Long. Second Row: Albert Brown, Max Cranfill, L. J. Styers, Ell- wood McCollum,JimmieGraham,Carl Shore, Jimmy Long, David Pardue. Third Row: Mr. Leonard Arndt, Mr. Grady Lakey, Mr. James Everidge, Coaches, Larry Long, Tommy Perkins, Harold Long, Managers, Benny'Long, Kenneth Hutchens, Phillip Graham. J Football POSITIONS Left end: Carl Shoreg Left tackles: Jimmy Long, Duane Longg Left guards: David Purdue, Sherrill Styersg Centers: Benny Long, Robert Bostg Right guards: Phillip Graham, Lloyd Bryantg Right tackles: Jimmie Graham, Albert Brownp Right ends: Max Cranfill, Donald Groceg Quarterbacks: Ellwood McCollum, James Pendryp Left half: L. J. Styersp Right half Eugene McCollumg Fullboclcszlienneth Hutchens, Buddy Logan, Howard Sneed, Tommy Pope. SCORE BOX Yadkinville 20 Lansing i3 Yadkinville O Franklin 7 Yadkinville 0 Jonesville 40 Yadkinville 32 Dobson I9 Yadkinville O West Yadkin 7 Yadkinville 6 Sparta 33 Yadkinville 7 Millers Creek 8 Yadkinville 7 Boonville i4 Yadkinville 0 Elkin 32 McCollum is stopped by Elkin tackler after long gain ,. X - ' . V ,,r' f' -- iff? ?n- xii, ...W 1915 Styers carries the ball in the Boonville game M15 .1.fl..-ALMS. Styers kicks extra point for Hornets 8713! Footboll Action ,ETS Sfyers passes the ball in the Elkin game Hutchens carries the ball in The Boonville game McCollum moves back to punt in the Elkin game Football Action wfi Hornets are forced to punt again w I Hutchens carries the ball while Helton gets set to block in the Boonville game Long gets set to tackle Elkin ball carrier Homecoming Queen and Attendants ith-' ..if ' lx She was our queen, our rose, our star The Homecoming Queen and her attendants, selected by popular vote of the football team, were presented at halt-time ceremonies when the Queen was crowned by the tri-captains. Homecoming activities began on Friday afternoon with a parade consisting of floats made by the clubs and students. Activities were climaxed that night with a dance in the gymnasium. WN S Annette Winters, Lorene Williams, Libby Carlton Queen, Frankie Davis, Helen Spillman ,-,.,-o 'la Homecoming Snapshots If A WNAQI f ia! 80 LORENE WILLIAMS MR. GRADY LAKEY Captain Coach Girls' Basketball Team Winning only four of their regular season games, the girls' basketball team showed evidence of their improvement as they went into the semi-finals of the Yadkin County Tournament only to lose to Jonesville In spite ofa lack of height, the girls displayed a fighting spirit throughout the season and provided the spectators with breath-taking suspence, as they lost several games by only a few points. Prospects for next year look good, as only one member of the team, Lorene Williams will be lost by graduation The team lost an important player, Barbara Greene, at the first of the season, because of a knee lnlury The girls' basketball team was made up of the following members: Lorene Williams Ann Brandon Jessie White Martha Wooten Jerrie Mason Angelia Phillips Carolyn Dull Bobbie Dinkins Patricia Dinkins Jessie McBride Carol Hoots Judy Dull Barbara Greene Millers Creek Courtney Mocksville Boonville Dobson King Janesville East Bend Millers Creek Franklin West Yadkin Jonesville King Dobson Elkin East Bend Courtney Boonville Mocksville West Yadkin Senior Junior Junior Junior Juni or Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Freshman Freshman Opponent 77 58 48 47 36 52 62 26 60 31 22 41 48 45 45 62 29 41 43 53 Guard Forward Forward Guard Guard Guard Guard G uard Forward Forward Guard Forward Forward Yadlc invi 39 48 39 39 44 37 50 16 32 44 26 33 34 43 27 47 31 32 39 22 Ile First Row: Patricia Dinkins, Angelia Phillips, Lorene Williams, Ann Bl'0l'1Clf?l'1f -le55ie White, Jessie McBride. Second Row: Bobby Dinkins, Carolyn Dull, Jerrie Mason, Mqrfhq W00fen,CarroIl Hoots, Barbara Greene. 82 Boys' Basketball Team ALVIN HUTCHENS MR. LEONARD ARNDT Captain Coach Although there was good material for the boys' basketball team, the Hornets did not seem to be able to click Losing the first game of the season, the boys came back for a win in the second game The rest of the season showed improved playing and a fighting spirit, but the team turned in only three victories of the twenty games played Tournament play placed the Hornets in the semifinals, only to be defeated by Jonesville Alvin Hutchens, a Senior playing center, averaged 22 points per game. He was given Honorable Mention on the All-Northwest Team. Carl Shore, another Senior, did outstanding guard work. Alvin Hutchens Carl Shore Jimmie Graham Jimmy Long Ellwood McCollum Kenneth Hutchens Bill Miller Bobby Hobson Eugene McCollum James Pendry Jerry Dinkins Millers Creek Courtney Mocksville Boonville Dobson King Jonesville East Bend Millers Creek Franklin West Yadlcin Jonesville King Dobson Elkin East Bend Courtney Boonville Mocksville West Yadkin Senior Center Senior Guard Junior Forward Junior Forward Junior Guard Junior Forward Junior Forward Sophomore Forward Sophomore Guard Freshman Guard Freshman Guard Opponent Yadkinvtlle 85 60 42 62 61 50 79 63 48 30 71 49 60 40 44 72 41 30 55 52 67 44 59 4'l 56 53 48 35 58 32 74 63 45 83 59 58 67 59 59 55 Steve Helton, Jimmy Long, Jimmie Graham, Tony Dellinger, Alvin Hutchens, Ken- neth Hutchens, Ellwood McCollum, Carl Shore, Bobby Hobson, Bill Miller, James Pendry, Eugene McCollum, Jerry Dinkins. Junior Varsity Basketball The Junior Varsity basketball team is made up of boys who are inexperienced players. Chietly Freshmen or Sophomores, the members of the team gain valuable experience in playing reserve teams Tony Dellinger, captain, was advanced to the var- sity team the latter part of the season. Opponent Yadkinville Millers Creek 60 24 Copeland 23 36 Millers Creek 31 23 Jonesvi l le 24 25 Dobson 26 38 Jonesville 21 13 Elkin 36 17 Copeland 35 28 LEONQROEZQRNDT TONXgGliEL.t.'1NGER Dobson 32 30 First Row: George Vestal, Frank Noble, Lawrence Carter, Wayne Hollar, Wayne Spillman. Second Row: Tommy Pope, Grady Driver, L. J. Styers, Harold Sheek. of other schools. As they im prove in basketball skill, they have a chance to be promoted to the regular team. Elementary School Basketball kill' ' F1 First Row: Wagoner, White, Mason, Vestal, Hayes, Long, Hoots, Williard, Hutchens, Buchanan, Trivette, Hudson, Gregory. Second Row: Arndt, McCollum, Adams, Zachary, Shore, Brown, Shelton, Greene, Church, Riggans, Logan, Willard, Hutchens. Members of the elementary school basketball teams are selected from the seventh and eighth grades. They play both intramural ly and with other schools. The season's record for the girls is six wins and four losses, for the boys, four wins and five losses. First Row: Southard, Howell, Cornatzer, Vestal, McLeod, Williams Swarm Sizemore Smith Goss, Shore. Second Row: Arndt, Royall, White, Hutchens, Dorsett Crater Adams Snow Pen dergrass, Hobson, Groce, Mills W I -1 :lg +, BEFORE DURING N44 4' Aw x ,EL Em Q ACTIVITY FIELD Sponsored by the Yadkinville Par- ent-Teacher Association and made pos- sible by the cooperation and contribu- tions of the c omm un ity , the largest project of the school year was the de- velopment of the Paul Buchanan Activ- ity Field to be used as a school play- ground and athletic field and for com- munity activities. Named by a unanimous vote of the PTA for the principal of the school be- cause of his leadership in developing the project, the completed field will include a lighted football and baseball field, areas for softball and basketball, all-weather tennis courts, and paved pla y i ng areas for a variety of other activities. Estimated value upon com- pletion is approximately S35,000. Immediately after the land adjacent to the school property was purchased by the County Board of Education, high school boys led by FFA memberscleared the area of trees and brush, surveyors and soil conservation men planned and made drawings, and men and machinery moved in to rearrange tons of dirt. The e ntire school and community united in an effort to make contribu- tions and donations and to raise money through c a r ry i n g out projects which have included square dances, turkey shoots, sale of food, sale of Christmas decorations, sale of sc h ool supplies, bake sales, quartette sings, suppers, and a semiformal dance, among other activities. AFTER I-4 . gl: L7 49 'R 4310 w-4'5 ' www... ya-:ru .fcvih-,rf ,uni ,201 1 I. . , rw- -pr -9 Probably the largest contribution made so far was by the men who moved the dirt. They furnished machineryand labor amounting toaround 58,000 in value. They were N.C. Dalton, James Dobbins, R. L. Steelman, Tom Davis, Douglas Long, Howard Steele, Charles Branon, Paul Gough, Thad Williard, Henry Dobbins, Fred Poindexter, Wayne Holcomb, Leslie Chamberlain, Sherman Todd, Harold Johnson, Buck Hut- chens, Fred Hinshaw, Lawrence Todd, and Gray Hinshaw ond his operators. ' 2-5 ' 1 1 . N. 1 T .. -1 N N N , . xv MQ .4 1.1541 1 E' rs- f-rf , . - -.-rt. 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JLnf'?ZfT3?FEg :5'wv . 0 I-I, X J R EE N IO ET P VRGL E CH Y PAN M CO Q INC .Ile kinvl d YC SK it 0 0 0 0 0 'I 0 0 :U P 2 P r r r 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 L A AAAA A-, .... A... A --- ---- ---::::q BROWN AND EVANS LUIVIBER COMPANY Lumber, Building Material, and Supplies Phone 2561 Yadkinville Mn' TOTS 8. TEEN SHOP Wee Fellow Line and Many Other Leading Lines Phone 4701 Yadkinville 5::e-.,::::: ::::: ::::::::::::::::::- IRRIGATION PAYS Let us design and engineer a system for your farm GRA-MAC IRRIGATION COMPANY Sales and Service 44 , J. R. Graham, Distributor Yadkinville E. M. Sparks, Dealer Yadkinville For custom irrigation contact Phillip and Jimmie Graham Yadkinville - 'I 1 'r 1 'n ll ::::::::::: ::::::::::J I ::::::::::-'Gr l l lr ll 'P AAAA A A A A Ar AA-- A A A AAAA' :AAA l 1, 1 1: AN CLOTHIERS 1' El CR'55M YADKIN VALLEY PACKERS 15 l McGregor and Botany , 1 Jonesville North Carolina 1 Phone 2911 Boonville, N 1 ll ' Lx -x:,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,x,,, Lx: :xxxxl 1 TAYLOR WAREHOUSE llllvlls GRILL ll We Specialize in Pit-Cooked P Winston-Salem, N.C. Bcr'B'QUe , A Sole Every Day Sandwiches of all Kinds ll Sell With Your Friends Curb Service QI l paul -l-. -l-oylol. Kelly Rlllel. 2 miles North of Yadkinville on 601 1: l Paris Pepper Com Cashwell . 1, Bob Cage, Auclloneel, Phone 3532 Jim Pardue I? A - - ,,x,,x,,,,:,:x,,,,,,,,,,,J L.:,xxxxx:: :::::x:::e:3 l,,,,,...,,,:::: 4 OT l ll l 1: 1 l 1' F A G d U d C ', ll or See at Befsfre or W. P. Taylor, Manager '1 1' You BUY Phone 4451 or 3781 1 I 1 l L ::::::::::::::::::::::-f:- :::: ':::' ' A Modern Department Store SPAINHO U R ' S Elkin, North Carolina CLINARD EQUIPMENT COMPANY ln Winston-Salem Shop at nu-ISICH LMERS MOTHER AND DAUGHTER Corner Liberty and Third Streets 'T Allis-Chalmers and New Idea For the Newest in Feminine Fashions Yadkinville - -::::::::::::: f:::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::- :T l Sell Your Tobacco at Q DIXIE FARMERS T. 1, HARRIS AND WAGONER, INC. I l Phone 4-T318 2-9640 ll . wAREHousEs 4' SWllnSE0n'50Sem 1: 2 Exclusive Clothes for Men C e Vef C . Q Q Propriefors Y :I Ellan's Leading Clothler Joe Pell, Jr. - E. P. Joyce T 'T Bill Sheen l II Phone 553-J Elkin Joe Boulclin, Auctioneer 4: 4: I1 It :::::::::::::::: A::::-QQ L::::: 5f- 5555:55555555555555:55:::::5:::5: REAVIS MOTORS x T Phone 4721 Yadkinvi I le -vvv:v---- l l T 93 T T .-ld Merita Bread and Cakes Stay Fresh Longer MERITA BAKERIES I Winston-Salem , North Carol ina ::::::J U ? 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Knight 5 -I Yadkinville Phone 4561 If i ,,,,,,,,,,,,,:x,,,,,,:x:xx,,.l - fxxiul BRowN's DEPARTMENT STORE 1 Miss --- Junior ' GLY ' Complete Home Furnishings N S ,, Westinghouse Appliances '+ il- -..?- 1' All Types Floor Covering Z Regular and Tall Fashions :E 31 Phone 2161 Yadkinville :E ,,,:,,,,,,:,,,x,,:m,....i : -::: :Q :::::::::::::::::::::::v4, ll Dewell Gough Claude Gough l GOUGH BROTHERS USED CARS See Us Before You Buy or Trade 1f2 Miles East on Highway421 Phone 4611 Yadkinville Rudy Shore, Salesman :::: --------------- - - A:::::-0-no-QQ HEFFNER'S FOODLAND Yadkinville, N.C. Phone 3-4171 1, 422 West Fourth St. Winston-Salemll li :Ji-::::::::::::::::::::::::: , 1 NlACKlE'S SELF-SERVICE I Grocery and Service Station Dairy Bar I Phone 4371 Yadkinville :, fl ..::::::- :::,::,..-:::::: v-:::::::Jl FAVORITE CLEANERS Dry Cleaning - Laundry Q Complete Hat Rebuilding Service Q 1 Yadkinville 0 lr 'li 'I I I lv 1 'r n I 0 'r 'r In il 1: If TODD INIPLENIENT COMPANY J. H. DOBBINS AND SON I' Your Ferguson Dealer ll ' 1 Sales and Service I General Merchandise l Phone 3641 If Carl I. Shore, Proprietor ' 4+ l, , Jones Todd Luther Todd , Telephone 2046 Yadkinville 1 -- ------ -------------.I ---------------x mmm-NJ 1:CRATER-HOOTS FURNITURE CO. , QEYADKINVILLE CLOTHING sroRE:E ADAMS I 4, I' ' 1 Q' Phone 2261 ' , Yadkinville, N.C. I 4 l A -::::oc::J0l 4 4 P ' ' : 4 COMPANY 1 4' E ' 1 , Dodge Cars - Plymouth Cars ' I 4 Wash - Polish - Lubrication tl Dodge Trucks ll E+ Tires - Tubes - Accessories I Box 276dk' .ljfllephlgng 2351 4 Groce Brothers, Proprietors Yo mv' e' ' ' 4 Phone 3601 Yadkinville E L------ ..... ..... - ---l 44:m:: 3 rmxx when 's'mmx:mxmx: : E+ ' YADKIN COUNTY 1+ YADKIN FURNITURE COMPANY 'g ,5 3: FREEZER EOCKERS, INC. YOUF HOIPOINT Defllel' 9 ff Fresh Meats - Groceries I Freezer Lockers I Phone 2886 Yadkinville 2 ' It Dial 2671 Yadkinville If Bill Todd Thad Johnson l 4, IL fi L----- ...... --- ------ ---- A AA-, - ----- - :::::::::-4-:::::: '--'-kffinnaar mi- '-r' 1 ---- -- ----- - --------- : ,-,, --:,:,.,.,,.,,-.,,,,,,,,,0,,,,.,,,,,, YADKIN CLEANERS f l l Boys' and Men's clothing of I l Send your laundry Distinction Styled at When you send your cleaning jf Reasonable Prices 'I l Complete Service ft ' One Call Does It All jf 'n if Phone 3331 Yudkinville lt Winston-Salem, North Carolina u,f::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: LA:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: -,,,,- - - - -:::.f.'. 9: :fffffr l MASON HARDWARE AND :A - Rr. STORE jl BELK STEVENS DE ELECTRIC COMPANY lr l l l lv 'r ' Home of Better Value General Hardware fi Winston-Salem, North Carolina Phone 2921 Yadkinville 1 l Q,:::,,,:: ,,:,-HT, f V'::J f::::: ::::: A ' ::: l EE Pan Work Fish Pond and Road Building Land Clearing I ' Terracing Ditch Bank Cleaning Bogging ,r DODDINS AND DAVIS 4 James Dobbins Tom Davis l Phone 3261 Yadkinville Phone 2271 il lr f 555566 iiiii 52552255553 Jiifiifffffffffrffffffff5535 ll If YADKIN FINANCE CORP. ,, We not only train you in the shortest if possible time but will help you find a :l pos i tion in which your talents and l 1: ability will enable you to advance 5: rapidly to positions of greater earning 1' and more responsibility llDRAUGHON BUSINESS CBLLEGE Phone 605 1l Winston-Salem, North Carolina 954,Nortll Bridge Street if Elkln, North Carolina ll-vA:::::::::: Y- ::::::::::::::::::: ':::::::::::+':::::::::::: Home Company for Home Folks Office Hours: 8:30 A.M. to 5 P.M lv :xxxfxs::f:f:::N::::x::::w ng' ' ' - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 55 WINSTON POULTRY co. ll Fresh Dressed Poultry, Eggs, 1 I' Country Ham ji Lumber and Building Materials IE l ll When YOU Need l-Umbef ft 3 Open Market Six Days a Week Coll OUT Number IE I: For all Kinds of live Poultry 4+ II Delivery Service :E Phone 3911 Yadkinville 3, fl, Dial 7089 322 seventh sf. 1 jf if or 6827, Winston-Salem, N.C. ,gas ,,,,,,,,,, -,,,,::::,::::,.u to-ex:::::::::::::::f:::f:::HHN tm: :fmfmr xc' reformer: in t, 4 P ' ' It NlACKlE'S CREDIT JEWELERS osBoRN's , 5, :E Elgin Phillips 66 Service Q VEZEXZS 1 lv it Opposite Court House Corner Yadkinville, NOC' :E 3 2 ,......... exxxl -: xfffxxf ,,,,,:,,,,,:,:,,,,,,,,,,,:,:,,,,,,,:,::,a::::::::::::::::::::::: GROCE MOTOR COMPANY l lt 't lr 32 3 Phone YGdkll'1Ville :E lx::::::::::,,,, -,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,::::::::::::::::: -::::::::::: ---- .,,,:,::::::::::::::::::::::::::f:-4 ::::::::::J-N-fffffffffff-'J- 'f' I, 1, .I II REAVI S BROTHERS LONG AND WISHON 1 lf1SUfGHCe Of all Kinds Feeds - Seeds - Groceries V l ESSO Kerosene Fuel Oll Phone 3366 Yadkinville l Phone 354l, YGdl4lnVille ll Clyce Wishon Ernest Long it M ' 'JT' VQQQQJQQQI 1 P AND N DEPARTMENT STORE ff Ruth Holcomb Tress Sprouse E Yadkinville S -,,,,,,,,,,:::::::v-: -fe-1 A Complete One-Stop ll Service Station McLEOD'S SHELL SERVICE Phone 3691 Yadkinville I ag'! 1 L 1 lr lu : :xxx::x :xxff PARRISH JEWELRY STORE 1 lm 'L lr lT:::: :::::::::::::::' T ::::: ,,'O O J: WESTERN AUTO E ASSOCIATE STORE ff Davis Tires and Tubes Q Truetone Radios and T. V. ' ll Wescote Paints fl Wizard Batteries l Yadkinville L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Attleboro, Massachusetts HARMONY HEIGHTS SUPPLY CO. Feeds, Seeds, and Fertilizers Tobacco Curers and Flues Phone 2221 Highway 421, West A'-J-area-'J-4'-A-AA-'AAAAAA' :: ::J-c::::::::::: :::::-4-: Buy Your Health Needs Here Prescriptions Filled DlOfT'lOf'lClS - Watches - Gifts Q lu lr Yad lc i nv i l le E LHS: -mx ,N ,SJ Opposite Courthouse CUBLE IJHIHU PRODUCTS, IHC Wilkesboro, North Carolina Phone 233 ini , ,, ,v, ,. ,,,, ,--.,i1.., YADKINVILLE Yadkinville North Carolina E. C. ADAMS HOME OWNED VANDER ZACHARY A NlATHl S JEWELRY STORE Watches-Silverware-Diamonds-China Yadkin's Most Complete Jewelry Store 2731 fNightJ 2341 qoqyp :meme :ffm , Outstanding for economy, power ease of handling. WHITAKER IMPLEMENT COMPANY ' af. '--, . '7 'V :f i x A V . W if 5 A. 4 W' - V' Qi:. 1?:5 ' . . 9 . g 12:1 ,A .- of ,, -,. .L J, f ff A or ' ' ...QQ . 1- ,gint ' df ' 7 it W.. 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