Yadkinville High School - Yadkinian Yearbook (Yadkinville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1963 volume:

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ONAL LIBRARY ,, f ! , Nb I K7 ww f r ML 'mf vi Y ff Q2 ,z'fe+r'Ff- 'El VL? -' .'.f' , gl gr NA . ,K J YADKINV-NN 1 Q 6 5 d474,.w.z1L to 'ZYKL' G. ,L-6.4.0-1. , fa J'u.a.14J Day, ghhu Dubliskeg Lug The Senlov C1099 Yaoilqinvilte, Novik Cavolina F 'r onewon I E Time p a ss e s, and soon another school year fades away-a year filled with success, Z d i s a p p o int m e nt, victory, d e f e a t, tears, laughter-all a part of the memories of Yadkinville High.. U However, a s chool could have none of these memories if it did not have students to give it life, to fill it with sights and sotmds, to be r esponsible for the cherished fragments that live in the mind forever. It is to this end, then, that the 1963 YADKINIAN is dedicated: to serve as a reminder of the students and the life of Yadkinville High. The publication of a yearbook is dependent on a sponsoring group. The Senior Class is givenpriority, and, if it agrees to sponsor the l book, a staff is selected from its members. The school ye arbook is a product of a staff of twelve students selected from the sponsoring class or club, and working to recall T in words and pictures the happenings of the school year. It involves work, worry, and satisfaction in a job well done. WW nw ,,,y V The first staff m e e t i n g acquaints the new staff T members with the ir duties and gives them an idea of what is expected of them during the year. i W l Ei v Students who are interested in a staff position submit a written application, stating their qualifi- cations and reasons for desiring aspecific job. Before the selections are made, applications are carefully studied and each applicant is discussed by the Senior Class officers, senior sponsors, and the principal. 2 1 ml .wth I x Actual w o r k now begins. The circulation manager accepts deposits from students who wish to buy yearbooks. Pictures are a vital part of the yearbook. Many rolls of film are required to fill the layout spa ces with permanent records of all aspects of school life. 6' WA After months of dreaming, planning, writing, a nd working, the staff completes the p r e l i m i n a r y work, including athorough check of all copy and pictures. The materials are sent to the publishers who return a proof to be checked by the staff. Completed at last, the book is ready to be read and enjoyed. Q. Funds to pay the expenses of the ye arbook are raised by the sale of the yearbooks and the sale of advertising space to merchants and businessmen in the surrounding area. ' w M -I-able of Contents DEDICATION ......... . .... 6 ADMINISTRATION .... .... 7 CLASSES ........... . . . 13 ACTIVITIES ........... .... 4 3 SPORTS ................ ..... 6 1 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ..... .... S 3 ADVERTISEMENTS ..... .... 9 9 fi! fi IQ F pecial Events Several events of special significance added to the interest of school life this year Some were history-makingg others were in some way special to the students. ,,,f X 5 .- - -f-pw 6:3 AY ,l -Tar my History was made at Y a d k i n v i 11 e School when Governor Terry Sanford, on a state -wide tour of the school systems, spoke to Yadliin County students on the quality education program in North Carolina. YADKINVILLE SCHOOL RECEIVES THE GOVERNOR Th e Governor was welcomed to the school by the officers of high school homerooms and by school officials. 4 The purpose of the Governor's tour was to encourage the young p e ople of the state to acquire all the education that is possible. After his address, Governor Sanford b e c a m e acquainted with many of his young listeners. COLLEGE DAY, 1962 Juniors and seniors from all over the county gather in the . . . to b e c o m e acquainted with college curricula. . . Y a d k inv i 1 1 e gymnasium to get a preview of North Carolina life. . . POWDER PUFF FOOTBALL Yadkinville girls got into the action by staging a football game, complete with Homecoming activities, to help finish off the football season. i 5 . . .to a sk questions about college . . .to learn of vocational opportuni-A ties available to all students. junior Steelman reigns as Powder Puff Homecoming Queen. ,.: .J L,. .-, Qt-' uf' The fi n a l whistle showed a Uitunph of the Junior-Senior te am over the Freshman-Sophomore girls. Deeliwfiof. annvllliil' In appreciation for their help and g ui dan ce during our Junior year, and in recognition of their contributions to the school and its students, we dedicate the 1963 YADKINIAN to MR. MAX DAVIS MRS. GORRELL PRIM 6 AIDIVIIIXIISTVQATIQN AND PACULTY NQ' 'ui' m lmisfvafion MR. FRED C. HOBSON Superintendent Yadkin County Schools in-.adv MR. WALTER B. THOMAS MR. JOHN MADISON Supervisor of Instruction Guidance Counselor Not shown: Mr. L. Ray Hutchins Chairman aglmcf Com m affee I- R .QQ '4-Q.- MR. IAMES DOBBINS MR. JAMES WILLIAMS .... .:.- MISS JOANN SI-LARPE Secretary MRS. TOM DAVIS Treasurer anaemia-Teac: evfs ssociafion MR. FRANK YEAGER President MR. ARTHUR LAMSON Vice-President 9 4-I iglw Sclwoo' acultg ? ?'x MR. R.P. BUCHANAN, Principal Western Carolina College University of North Carolina MRS. JIM WILLLAMS MRS. CHARLIE GOUGH MRS. BILLY C. VESTAL Secretary Piano Teacher Libra.rian Mitchell College Southern Conservatory of Music Woman's College of the University of North Carolina 10 3' ,A ., w 'brim is, 1 MRS. R. P. BUCHANAN MRS. CARL HOOTS Homeroom 12A Homeroom 12B English Mathematics Western Carolina College Appalachian State .,k - ' Q 4, 49,4 MR. MAX DAVIS Homeroom 11A Business Education High Point College University of North Carolina MR. NELSON BEST Homeroom 10A Physical Education, Science East Carolina College Teachers College 2 - A x MRS. ATI-IALEE DINKINS Homeroom 11B English, Social Studies Appalachian State Teachers College MRS. FELIX MCKNIGHT Homeroom 10B Science Woman's College of the University of North Carolina 11 fx Ui MRS. GORRELL PRIM Homeroom 11C French, Social Studies Woman's College of the University of North Carolina MR. FRANK WILSON Homeroom 10C English Appalachian State Teachers College Miss BARBARA HENSLEY Homeroom 9A Home Economics Woman's College of the University of North Carolina MR. TOM BOYETTE Homeroom 9B Physical Education, Social Studies Appalachian State Teachers College MR. HERBERT L. CAMERON Agriculture North Carolina State College MR. GILVEN ANGELL Driver Training Instructor MRS. FRANK YEAGER I-Iomeroom 9C General Business, Home Economics Mathematics Woman's College of the University of North Carolina MR. H. C. MORETZ Driver Training Instructor High school teachers will meet in Room 6 at 8:10. MISS ROSE ELLEN FARRINGTON Student Teacher Mathematics Appalachian State Teachers College 12 , wmgiyw'-v J,'YLg,1,- A ' W 'IW' h,,,,,,y, C 13 SVIIOT7 CIOC? Q?XEICS'T S LARRY SI-IERMER, p r e s id e ntg CAROL MOORE, s e cr e t a ryg JANICE SHERMER, vice-president 5 GRAY REAVIS, treasurer. I f, ,vf ff' V, 7Vyf,?f!,' , W I ,, f , ,wyyhfff CAROLYN SUE ABBOTT SHELBY JEAN ADAMS ROLAND GRAY BAITY 14 PI-HLIP JACKSON BROWN RONALD THOMAS BROWN WINDLE GRAY BROWN JANICE MARIE CARLTON -ye SI IIOT'S JUDITH CAROLYN BOLIN BARBARA JEAN BROWN mn- 95 15 eniovs EDDIE WOOTEN, treasurerg CA ROL MOORE, secretaryg BRENDA TODD, vice-presidentg GRAY REAVIS, president. l-lomevoom CD1E1EiC9T 9 I Q ROGER DEWITT CI-IIPMAN ROBERT LEE CLINE FRANCES MERLE CRANFORD LESTER GRAY DLXON 16 Q. , ...H f 1 PATTY MATTHEWS DOWELL LARRY DEAN FRYE BETTY JO CALLOWAY HARDING 1-lomevoom Qggicevs 1-1' 'Q GRAY TRAVIS I-IELTON eniovfs' 5 Ybnsw X xg-F,-ri, SHIRLEY WOOTEN, secretaryg GRAY HELTON, treasurer 5 JANICE SHERMER, presidentg LARRY SHERMER, vice-president. 17 ,www ff? - REBA BELLE I-IOOTS THOMAS HENRY HOOTS e rm io 10 Q U pevlajcives MOST ATTRACTIVE jean Brown and Larry Frye V ,H DAVID LEE HUTCHENS 18 JAMES GRAY HUTCHENS JERRY DANIEL IESTER ROBERT DAVIS KENT UPSVNTUVSS Z 23415 2 E Y 5 eniovs x MOST INTELLECTUAL Gray Reavis and Brenda Todd 19 HOPE ELWANDA LONG CAROL VIRGINIA MOORE f REBECCA WOOTEN MOXLEY JERRY FRANK RATLEDGE HUBERT GRAY REAVIS, IR gg upevlajcives A 0 CAROL JEAN ROYALL 9f'1lO'T S' MOST DEPENDABLE Judy Steelman and Eddie Wooten JAMES LARRY SHEEK LARRY EVAN SI-IERMER SARAH JANICE SHERMER 21 4-Ng BEST ALL AROUND Carol Moore and Bobby Kent Upevlafives eniovs LEANDER VERNON SHORE WILLIAM GRAY SHORE U pevlafives FAYE FRANCES SNOW 3 EDDIE JAMES SPEAKS MOST ATHLETIC Ronnie Brown and Shirley Wooten CT? 22 ARVIL EARLY STEELMAN, IR H Y Y L w XY NAV-J ,M LOIS JUDITI-I STEELMAN JU? - BRENDA PEARL TODD HAROLD GRAY WALL Upeviafives ' A ,I Y .X I H J eniovs MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Janice Shermer and Larry Shermer an , yi 'Q SYLVIA JEAN WALL BEVERLY JEAN WARDEN an-M A Mascots DANNY I-IAIRE AND TERRYE LYNCH --Mspx NANCY CARROLL WARDEN EDSEL BURKE WOOTEN, IR. JAMES FRANKLIN WOOTEN SHIRLEY IRENE WOO TEN 1 ,tu mm: I...-Li The studies of a senior are aimed to prepare him for the da ys ahead, whether they be college days or working days. I-le studies many new and interesting aspects of knowledge: he moves from the English of Shakespeare to the beat poetry of Greenwich Villageghe learns about man, his problems, his language, his advancementg he develops a conception of the vast world of s c i e n c e and tries to understand it. It is these concluding high school courses which prepare him for life in a challenging world. Bl 25 GFI IOT' CAROLYN SUE ABBOTT YADKINIAN Staff 45 Cheerleader 3,45 FHA 1,2, 3,45 Radio Club 45 4-H Club 1,25 Monogram Club 45 Library Club 1, 25 junior Play. SHELBY JEAN ADAMS Glee Club 1, 25 Library Club 2, 3, 45 Library Worker 2, 3, 4. RONALD GRAY BAITY FFA 1,2,4. IUDITH CAROLYN BOLIN Glee Club 1, 4. BARBARA JEAN BROWN Hom eroom Officer 25 FHA 1,2, 3,45 4-H Club 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 25 Bus Drivers Club 3, 45 Basketball Manager 3. PHILIP JACKSON BROWN Homeroom Officer 25YADINlAN Staff 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 25 Baseball Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Team 3,4. RONALD THOMAS BROWN Homeroom Officer 15Glee Club 1,2, 3, 45 Radio Club 2, 35 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45Junior Playg Football Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Football Co-Captain 45 Baseball Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Team 45 Senior Superlative WINDLE GRAY BROWN FFA 1,2,3,4. JANICE MARIE CARLTON Glee Club 45 FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 4-H Club 1, 25 Pep Club 25 Library Club 2, 35 Library Worker 2. ROGER DeW'ITT CHIPMAN Glee Club 1,2,3,45 FFA 1,2,45 Radio Club 3,45 4-H Club 1, 25Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Football Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Football Co-Captain 45 Baseball Team 1,2,3,45 Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT LEE CLINE FFA 1, 2, 3,45 Bus Drivers Club 3,45 Bus Driver 3,4. FRANCES MERLE CRANFORD Homeroom Officer 1, 2, 35 FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 4-H Club 1,25 Library Club 3, 45 Library Worker 3, 4. iwaectowau LESTER GRAY DIXON FFA 1, 2, 3,45 4-H Club 1,25 Monogram Club 25 Bus Driver 2, 3, 45 Bus Drivers Club 2, 3,45 Ice Cream Sales- man 25 Basketball Manager 2. PATTY MATTHEWS DowELL FHA 1,2,4. LARRY DEAN FRYE Homeroom Officer 25 Monogram Club 45 Football Team 45 Baseball Team 45 Senior Superlative. BETTY IO CALIDWAY HARDING Glee Club 1,25 FHA 1,2,3,45 4-H Club 1,25 First Aid Worker 1, 25 Lunchroom Worker 1. GRAY TRAVIS HELTON Homeroom Officer 45 Receptionist 35 Junior Play5 Base- ball Team 2. REBA BELLE HOOTS Glee Club 2, 3, 45 FHA 1,2, 35 4-H Club 1, 25 Monogram Club 45 Library Club 25 Basketball Team 3, 4. THOMAS HENRY Hoors FFA 1,2,s,45 Bus Drivers ciub 3, 4. DAVID LEE HUTCHENS FFA 1,2,3,45 4-H Club 153115 Driver 45 Bus Drivers Club 3, 4. JAMES GRAY HUTCHENS YADKINIAN Staff 45 Glee Club 45 FFA 1, 2, 3, 45Workers Club 1, 25 4-H Club 1, 2, 35 Office Worker 35 Receptionist 35 Bus Driver 3, 45 Bus Drivers Club 3, 45 junior Play. JERRY DANIEL ,IES TER FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 4-H Club 15 Baseball Manager 15 Basket- ball Team 4. ROBERT DAVIS KENT Homeroom Officer 1, 35 Monogram Club 45 junior Play5 Basketball Team 45 Senior Superlative. HOPE ELWANDA LONG Glee Club 1,2,3,45 FI-LA 1,2,3,45 4-H Club 1,25 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Library Club 4. SFIIOT' CAROL VIRGINIA MOORE Homeroom Officer 45 Class Officer 45 YADKINIAN Staff 45 Beta Club 3,45 FHA 1,2,3,45 4-H Club 1,25 Mono- gram Club 3,45 Pep Club 25 Library Club 1,25 Junior P1ay5Ju.nior Marshal5 Basketball Team 2, 3, 45 Basketball C0-Captain 45 Basketball Manager 15Senior Superlative5 Salutatorian. REBECCA WOOTEN MOXLEY Homeroom Officer 1,25 Glee Club 45 FHA 1,2,45 4-H Club 1,25 Pep Club 25 Junior Play5 Homecoming Attendant 1. JERRY FRANK RATLEDGE FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 Bus Driver 3, 45 Bus Drivers Club 3,4. I-IUBERT GRAY REAVIS, JR. Homeroom Officer 1, 3, 4. Class Officer 3 ,45 YADKINIAN Staff 45 Beta Club 3,454 Glee Club 3, 45 Radio Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Presidents' Council 1, 3, 45 Ice Cream S a l e s man 25 Junior P l a y5 Junior Marshalg F o ot b a ll Team 2, 3, 45 Football Co-Captain 45 Senior Superlative. CAROL JEAN ROYALL Glee ciub 1,2,3,45'FHA 1, 2, 5,45 Library Club 1,2, 3, 45 Library Worker 2, 3, 4. ' JAMES LARRY SHLEK I FFA 3, 45 Monogram Club 45 Baseball Manager 25 Basket- ball Manager 2, 3. LARRY EVAN SHERMER Homeroom Officer 1,2,3,45 Class Officer 3,45 YADKINIAN Staff 45 Beta Club 3, 45 Glee Club 45 4-H Club 1,25 Monogram Club 45 Presidents' Council 25 Junior Marshal5 Football Team 1, 25 Halloween King 45 Senior Superlative. SARAH JANICE SHERMER Homeroom Officer 1, 3, 45 Class Officer 45 YADKINIAN Staff 45 Beta Club 3,45 Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 FI-IA 1, 2, 4: Radio Club 25 Library Club 1, 2: Library Worker 1, 25 Presidents' Council 45Junior Play5 H o m e c o m i n g Attendant 45 Junior Marshal 5 Senior Superlative. LEANDER VERNON SHORE Glee Club 3,45 FFA 1,25 4-H Club 2,4. WILLIAM GRAY SHORE FFA 1,2,s,4. FAYE FRANCES SNOW Homeroom Officer 1 2-FHA 1 2 3 4- L'brar Cl b 1 2 1 2 1 1 2 x 1 Y u 1 S Bus Drivers Club 3, 45 Junior Play5 Basketball Team 2, 3. inectoveq EDDIE JAMES SPEAKS FFA 1,2,45 4-H Club 1. ARVIL EARLY STEELNIAN, JR. YADKINIAN Sta ff 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 25 Baseball Team 1,2,45 Basketball Team 2, 3,45 Basketball Captain 4. LOIS JUDITI-I STEELMAN YADKINIAN Staff 45Glee Club 45 FI-LA 1, 2, 45 4-H Club5 Pep Club 25 Senior Superlative. BRENDA PEARL TODD Homeroom Officer 45 Class Officer 35 YADKINIAN Staff 45 Beta Club 3,45 Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 FHA 1,2, 3,45 Radio Club 2, 3,45 4-H Club 1,25 Pep Club 25 Library Club 1, 25 Library Worker 35 Junior Play5 Homecoming Queen 45 Junior Marshal5 Senior Superlative5 Valedic- torian. HAROLD GRAY WALL Glee Club 45FFA 1,45 Monogram Club 45Football Team 3, 4. SYLVIA JEAN WALL Homeroom Officer 1,35 Glee Club 3,45 FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 4-I-I Club 1,2. BEVERLY JEAN WARDEN Glee Club 45 FHA 1,2,3,45 4-H ciub 1, Pep ciub 2. NANCY CARROLL WARDEN Glee Club 3,45 FHA 1,2, 3,45 4-H Club 1,25Library Club 45 Library Worker 4. EDSEL BURKE WOOTEN, JR. Homeroom Officer 3, 45 YADKINIAN Staff 45 4-H Club 1, 25 Library Worker 35 Bus Driver 45 Bus Drivers Club 3, 45 Junior Play 35 Senior Superlative. JAMES FRANKLIN WOOTEN Glee Club 2, 3, 45 4-H Club 15 Pep Club 25 Bus Driver 35 Bus Drivers Club 35 Junior Play. SHIRLEY IRENE WOOTEN Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 35 YADKINIAN Staff 45 Beta Club 3,45 Glee Club 2, 3,45 FHA 2, 3,45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Presidents' Council 2, 35 Pep Club 25 Library Club 25 Junior Play5 Homecoming Attendant 2, 35 Basketball Team 2, 3, 45 B a s k etb a ll Co-Captain 45 Senior Superlative. C:Ia99q:DFPiCev9 LENUEL CI-IAMBERLAIN, presidentg VICKIE DINKINS, vice -presidentg DIXIE CAUBLE, secretaryg JANICE DIXON, treasurer. NICK ALLRED JIMMY BRAY ROY BROWN WA-DEAN BROWN BONNIE CARTER uniovs ml 28 RONNIE CARTER DIXIE CAUBLE LENUEL C1-LAMBERLAIN NANCY CHURCH JANE CLEARY LARRY CRANFILL KAYE DINKINS VICKIE DINKINS RUSSELL DRIVER, presidentg WA-DEAN BROWN, vice- DEAN DIXON presidentg JACKIE DIXON, secretaryg KAYE. PHILLIPS, treasurer. Momevoom CD1E1Eice1 9 MARY DRIVER RUSSELL DRIVER KAREN GABARD JENNIFER HALL NANCY HARRISON BETTY HAWKS LINDA HEMRIC JANE HOLCOMB CLARA HOOTS LARRY HUTCHEN S JACKIE DIxoN JANICE DIXON uniovs l x 4, L . 4- I W9 1,- , rn fi .-.xx 'X If f an vig-P 29 JANE LONG RODDY MASHBURN BRENDA MCCOLLUM TOMMY MCCOLLUM LINDA MCKNIGI-IT BILL MCMURRAY EDITH MICKLES GAIL MILLER 1' BILL MCMURRAY, p r e s i d e ntg RETA VESTAL, vice- presidentg GEARY KENT, secretaryg VICKIE DINKINS, treasurer. omevoom Qpgicevs I5 UI'1IOT'SI PHILIP SHUGART JANICE SIMMONS WAYNE SIZEMORE BETTY SMITH GRACE SMITH BOBBY PHILLIPS KAY PHILLIPS CAROLE PLOWMAN RITA REDDING DONALD RUPARD SHIRLEY SALE WILLIAM SHEEK CLARA JO SHORE A . , v- 1.1-, .fx 'Ch Ag CARL TODD DONALD TODD CHARLES VESTAL RETA VESTAL RONNIE VESTAL 90 31 POLLY WAGONER JUDY WALL KEITH WARDEN LAWRENCE WAPLDEN SANDRA WILLIAMSCN ODELL WINFREY AUDREY WOOTEN JUDY WOOTEN SHARON WOOTEN RICKY ZACHARY l muon x 3 i 4- , , . ' 1 4 ' 9: x ,J g vw Q2 N ....J!5'5v lil :J ' 1 - . 'nf ' 'x 1 , 1 O . , 5 in , K -an 1 .A . Througha course of study directed at giving him a basis for his final year of high school, the junior is able to develop new ideas, grasp new discoveries, and learn from his everyday experiences. In a c quir i n g a knowledge o f a foreign language, he gains an understanding of the wor1d's p e o ple. Constructive work gives him a chance to put his ideas on display. Finally, through the experience of planning a nd carrying out the annual junior-Senior banquet, he d e v e lo p s a sense of the ne ed of cooperation while improving his social skills by actual practice J- 4. 33 JULIA DOBBINS, presidentg RANDY MILLS, vice-presidentg ANDREW MACKIE, secretaryg NANCY SMITH, treasurer. Ol'T'lO'I OOI'T1 GIEIKICOTS DICKIE BRANDON JANET BRANDON MICHAEL BRANON BRENDA BROWN J. E. BROWN LARRY BROWN MARTHA CASSELL CHARLENE CAUDLE ELIZABETH CHAMBERLAIN RAY CHANDLER M1LL1E CHEEK MARGARET COE CHARLES CONRAD JUDY CRATER ALTON CROMER 34 Oplwomove GERALDINE ADAMS TIMMIE ADAMS TOMMY ASHLEY MARIE BOLIN DIANE BOOE NANCY BOVENDER 9 Ll I 3. 4 5? BILLY BRANDON CAROL BRANDON . Mf- feu gg, ' r I 5 DEBBIE DAVIS JOHN DINKINS JULIA DOBBINS FREDDY DOUB JAMES DRIVER RONALD EATON Q, LINDA EDDLEMAN - JOHN FRYE MILDRED Goss Ss-- MARY RUTH HEMRIC JIMMY HOLCOMB DANNY HOOTS MARGARET HOWELL ALAN HUTCHENS 5' , -1-f If TERRY OROCE DAVID HALL IUDY HALL Oplwomoves I-I Ome1nOOm QFFIOONQ IO ELIZABETH CHAMBERLAIN, presidentg RO BBY HUTCHINS, Vice-presidentg SHIRLEY MICKLES, - V in secretaryg JUDY CRATER,treasurer. EVYONNE HAM BARBARA HARRISON CARLTON HARTLEY 35 BILLY I-IUTCI-IENS JACKIE HUTCHENS JOHNNY I-IUTCI-IENS LINDA HUTCHENS MARGARET I-IUTCHENS ROBBY HUTCHINS JUDY JESTER MARTIN JESTER HELEN IOYNER JAMES LINEBERRY ANDREW MACKIE STEVIE MAINES RICKY MCCOLLUM SHIRLEY MICKLES RANDY MILLS 1-I 0 I RAY NIXON OI'YleT'OOV1'1 IEIEICSTS ANNOAKLEY I O LEE ZACHARY, presidentg RONALD EATON, vice- presidentg KATHY YEAGER, secretaryg RICKY MCCOLLUM, treasurer. Q7 PEGGY PARDUE MARTHA PENDRY ROY PINNIX S o p I1 o m o 10 e S DIANE PLOWMAN Q, R -as L iw nO WAYNE QUEEN RONNIE REAVIS GLENDA REECE Jo ANN Rosa PAUL RUTLEDGE LARRY SAUNDERS WAYNE SIMMONS IVIARSHA SMITH NANCY SMITH Ahh ...Q 'ls RAY SMITH ANNIE PEARL SPILLMAN REX TODD lb 'Y 37 op omorfes CARL VESTAL LINDA WALL MITCHELL WARDEN WADE WARDEN HILDA WHITAKER DELORES WILLIAMS PEGGY WILLIAMS BRENDA WILMOTH DON WINSLOW DIANE WOOD DELLA WOOTEN IERRIE WRIGHT KATHY YEAGER LEE ZACI-LARY PHY LLIS ZACHARY A115 pg-W., Classroom CQVISS A, fl ji Ag. .i The sophomore year offers the student a wider varietyof courses tha n his previous year. Now he can begin to pursue the cours e of study which he enjoys most. I-Ie be comes acquainted for the first time with the great heritage which we enjoythrough literatureg he explores the biological realm of nature and discovers why things live and howg he explores the world, from its earliest history to present day happeningsg a nd he learns practical skills which will be of use to him in future years. 38 I DANNY ABBOTT DONNA ADAMS SUSAN ANDERSON DENNY ASHLEY JOY ASHLEY HELEN BALL 'PSS ITIGFI LARRY REAVIS, president, STEVE M A C K I E, vice-president, JUDY DINKINS, secretary, LYDLA TAYLOR, treasurer. O TAL BROWN, p r e s i d e n tg DEBBIE B R Y A N T, vice-president, K A Y MOKNIGHT, secretary, DEE BINKLEY, treasurer. QC I sag JUDY MONEY, treasurer, GEORGLA LEE S T E E L MA N, president D O N NA ADAMS, vice -president, JERRY WALKER, S e c r e t a r y 39 if , I ' 420' 'PGS VT'lGV'l SYLVIA BEAMER DEE BINKLEY TOMMY BRANDON TAL BROWN TOMMY BROWN DEBBIE BRYANT SANDRA CARLTON MAX CAUDLE RONNIE COLLINS JUDY DINKINS BARBARA DOBBINS TOM DRIVER 5 'af ., A Z' :IW Q 1 pry f The first year in high school means new experi ences: new courses, new teachers, new friends. After the period of adjustment, the freshman begins his study of the basic course s which he needs for a good high FIOY MAE ELLER EUGENE FULK REDA GABARD school foundation. LINDA I-IAUSER EVON HAWKS R. J. HAWKS FRANKLIN HAYES JIMMY HAYES DAVID HEMRIC DOUGLAS HOWELL ELAINE HOWELL JO ANN HOLCOMB 40 L , ,L , I--.yy A Whether in gym class or home e c ono mics lab, whether calculating percentages or sawing a plank, whether p r o d u o i n g c o lo r waves or correct English sentences, the freshman is learning about his environ- ment, his world, and himself. ROBERT MOORE DAVID MYERS JERRY MYERS WAYNE PETREE JERRY PHILLIPS KAYE REAVIS KENNETH REAVIS LARRY REAVIS MICHAEL REAVIS DANNY REINHARDT PEGGY SALMONS CAROL SAUNDERS IL: 41 CHARLOTTE I-IUTCHENS CLYDE HUTCHENS EULA MAE HUTCHENS HENRY HUTCHENS JAMES HUTCHENS JANE HUTCI-LENS JACKIE JESTER RONALD LONG STEVE MACKIE RACHEL MATTHEWS KAY MCKNIGHT JUDY MONEY :i SL- .', we-' 4, .. Bn? .f . ? , A 49, 1 'PSS I'TlSV1 TONY SI-IEEK JERRY SHO RE VERNON SHORE BARBARA SPILLIVLAN RUTH SPILLMAN GEORGIA STEELMAN RICKY SWAIM LYDIA TAYLOR MICHAEL TODD KAREN VESTAL T699 VTISV1 JERRY WALKER JANET WI-IITAKER LOUISE VW-IITAKER DEAN WILLARD JANICE WILLLAMS GARY WILLIA RD NANCY WOO TEN PAUL WRIGHT VERNON WRIGHT CHRISTINE YEAGER W 1 fl I Yadlqinian Stagg 17 e .. : 4. V' A, 3 Brenda Todd, editor, Mrs. R.P. Buchanan, adviser, Carol Q f WM, f Moore associate editor. X3 ' ft Janice Shermer, copy editor, Philip Brown, photography editor 5 Judy Ste elman, art editor. f X fi R, A , v w 1. 2 ,, 'i .V 0. f A al --my ' , fexi f ,vrv , A aw f A-?,4,, 3f.,, M r ' 1 , 1 it ., . Q-'mf' A. j frm f- f KA ,nf ,I f . W aw!! 'W Qf, ,IG I X Drawing the layout, a vital part of the publication of the y e a r b o o k, is the work of the art editor. 44 X Carolyn Abbott, class editor 5 Shirley Wooten, senior editor. Class representatives were added to the staff this year as ,M assistants to the class editor --as-M as ,Il Xa 5 X -0 WV 'ff ,J- Ju n i 0 r Ste elman, activities editorg Eddie Wooten, sports editor. 4,1 .0 QL QS' vs? E Y' ruwdmf Lb If Martha Pendry, sophomore r e p r e s e n t a t i V e 5 Linda McKnight junior representative 5 Georgia Steelman, freshman representative The staff gets down to business with the lay out artist from the publishing company. 45 pix Larry Shermer, advertising m a n a g e r, Gray Reavis, business manager, jimmy Hutchens, circulation manager absence. omeroom resiclents The presidents of e a ch homeroom are responsible for seeing th at the homeroom fun c t i o ns properly as a unit, that class a c t i v i t i e s continue in the teacher's absence , and that members of the h o m e- room cooperate in class activities. Fulfilling their duties, homeroom p r e s i d e n t s take over in the teacher's First row: Elizabeth Chamberlain, Julia Dobbins, Janice Shermer, Georgia Steelman, Gray Reavis, Mr. R.P. Buchanan, sponsor. Second row: Lee Zachary, Phillip Shugart, Larry Reavis, Tal Brown, Russell Driver, Billy McMurray. Beta B UIAQACYIR The National Beta Club is anon- secretive organization whose members have achieved a higher-than-average standing scholastically, and have shown the charac- teristics of leadership and integrity. The club is dedicated to the task of bettering school life through improving the student as an individual. 'gl' It Larry Shermer, president, Carol Moore, vice -presidentgjanice Shermer, secretary, Shirley Wooten, treasurer. First row: Mrs. Hoots, sponsor, Linda McKnight, Brenda Reavis, Lenuel Ch a m b e rla in, Larry Shermer, B i 1 1 Todd, Janice Shermer, Carol Moore, Shirley Wooten, McMurray, Shirley Sale Judith Wooten. 2 Sandra Williamson, Second row: Rachel Jackson, Gray 47 Ol 1OQT'0I'l'l First row: Re b a I-loots, Vickie D i nk i ns, Reta Vesta, Sandra Williamson, Rachel jackson, Carol Moore, Nancy I-Iutc he ns, Shirley Wooten. Second row: Tom Driver, Keith Warden, Carolyn Abbott, Elizabeth Chamberlain, Linda McKnight, Jancie Dixon, Peggy Pardue, Debbie Davis. Third row: jerry je st e r, Randy Mills, jun i or St e e lm a n, Ronnie Brown, Rex Todd, Bonnie Carter, Kay Dinkins, Brenda McCollum, Nancy Harrison. Fourth row: Nick Allred, Bill McMurray, Roger Chipman, Philip Brown, Philip Shugart, Carl Todd, Harold Wall, Gray Reavis, Gray Dixon, Junior Kiger, Larry Shermer. The Monogram Club is made up of pupils who have lettered in a sport. It seeks to stimulate interest in athletics and to promote good sportsmanship among the students. T l l .l 3 1 Vx ',, 1 M o no g r a m Club members give good sportsmanship a high rating. Carol Moore, pr e s i d e nt, Larry Shermer, vi ce -president 5 Shirley Wooten, se cretaryg Ronnie Brown, treasurer. Electronics The El e ct r o ni cs Club is a service organization for the school, established to f a m il i a r i z e its members with the operation and c a r e of the electronic e qu i p m e nt, and to instruct them in basic electronics. Bill McMurray, pr e s id e nt, Gray Reavis, vice -president, Brenda Todd, secretary, Philip Shugart, treasurer. First row: Bill McMurray, Kathy Yeager, Janice Dixon, Carolyn Abbott, Brenda Todd, Gray Reavis. Second row: Donald Rupard, Lee Zachary, Nick Allred, Philip Shugart, Robby Hutchins, Danny Reinhardt, Dee Binkley, David Hall, Ronald Eaton, Tal Brown, Larry Reavis. Third 49 row: Micha el Reavis, jerry Walker, Michael Todd, Roger Chiprnan, Rex Todd, Carl Todd, Andrew Mackie, Billy Bra ndon, Ricky McCollum, Danny I-Ioots, Gary Williard, Larry Cranfill. I-ubvfang The Library Club was o r g a n i z e d to promote a greater interest in reading and to improve the library services of the s ch oo l. Members of the club serve as library workersg this year they are working on the organization of the elementary library. Shirley Mickles, s e c 1' e t a r yg G a il Miller, treasurer, Janice Simmons, president, Linda McKnight, vice -president. First row: Delores Williams, Hope Long, Nancy Warden, Brenda Wilmoth, Janice Simmons, Judith Wooten, Gail Miller, Diane Booe, Margaret Coe, Edith Mickles, Peggy Pardue, Linda I-Iemric, Diane Plowman, Hilda Whitaker. S e cond row: Mrs. Billy Vestal, sponsor, Betty Smith, Helen Joyner, Debbie Davis, Carol Plowman, Jerrie Wright, Jane Cleary, Jane I-Io 1 co m b, C a rol Royall, Frances C ra nford, Shelby Adams, Wa-Dean Brown, Brenda Brown, Elizabeth Chamberlain. Third row:Phyllis Zachary, Reta Vestal, Brenda Pendry, Judy Wall, Dean Dixon, Audrey Woot e n, Grace Smith, Nancy Church, Jackie Dixon, Clara Jo Shore, Linda McKnight, Rachel Jackson, Janet Brandon, Geraldine Adams. i l ..........A..... 900 Q90 9 5 D. Qlee CI Linda McKnight, secretaryg Brenda Todd, Janice Shermer, pianists 5Shir1ey Wooten, presidentg Ronnie Vestal, Phillip Shugart, librarians. 51 Underthe direction of Mrs. Gough, the G1eeClub practices songs for commencement. lzuture omema ers Oli America 'FEMAK +0 , in OI1 5 . E 5 L...E5lf 5 Q Ni .. ot-1 -. 00? 'o NN go' The Future Homemakers of America is an organization of high s chool home economics students who Wish to further their interest in the activities concerning homemaking. It seeks to promote better home life for the members and their families by provid- ing its members with training and information. lf L , Brenda Todd, p r e s i d e ntg L i nd a McKnight, vice-president, Rachel Jackson, secretary, Kay Philips, treasurer, Ja ne t Brandon, parliamen- tariang Judy Wooten, historian, D i a ne Booe, reporter 5 Vickie Dinkins, song leader. 00 EUS? QQQQ Q FvY5Q9Of59, 'U 1 'Q Y First row: D. Williams, R. Spillman, Pendry, Wilmoth, J. Hutchens, J. Wooten, Caudle, L. Hutchens,Shermer, D. Plowman, Sale, T. Adams, Ham, Dobbins, E. Howell, G. Steelman, D. Adams, Money, Zachary, H. Whitaker, Chamberlain. Second row: J. Bolin, M. Howell, Taylor, Davis, Abbott, Moore, S. Wooten, Williamson, J. Dixon, K. Gabard, Cauble, Wall, Snow, Moxley, J. Brown, N. Warden, H. Long, Hawks, W. Brown, Miss Hensley,sponsor. Third row: Smith, Joyner, L. Dinkins, Bryant, K. McKnight, A. Wooten, G. Smith, J. Hutchens, Cheek, P. Williams, Simmons, Jackson, J. Long, Phillips, K. Yeager, Wood, R. Vestal, Q 52 YW 9 H ,959 Todd, B. Brown, S. Carlton. Fourth row: Shore, B. Pendry, Salmons, K. Vestal, N. Wooten, A. Spillman, Oakley, B. Warden, J. Steelman, Harrison, G. Adams, Saunders, J. Williams, Crater, L. Wall, Wright, Coe, V. Dinkins, L. McKnight, Holcomb. Fifth row: D. Wooten, Roya1,J. Carlton, Goss, Beamer, J. Whitaker, B. Dobbins,B. Spillman, Eddleman, N. I-Iemric, Cleary, Groce,J. Dixon,Hall,Miller, Booe, L. Hemric, Pardue, Anderson, Brandon. Sixth row: Eller, Ball, R. Gabard, Hauser, Ashley, Jester, Driver, K. Dinkins, McCollu.m, Carter, Redding, D. Dixon,S. Wooten, Wagner,Church, M. Bolin, Dowell, Cranford, Harding. x .L- David Hutchens, secretary, Tommy I-Ioots, treasurer, Lenuel Chamberlain, presidentg Jimmy I-Iutchens, vice-president, Gray Shore, sentinel, Ricky Zachary, reporter. Utune owfmens o VYIGTGICO -1 g ii -' fp, X oo 'H'9Iv 'xg 'llc' X 'M vo'-Q if 960150 Members of the Future Farmers of Am eric a are high school boys who are now enrolled or have b e e n enrolled in agriculture. The c 1 u b purposes to e s t a bl is h better farming methods by training its members in the use ofthe newest accepted procedures and by promoting citizen- ship, leadership, and integrity. an 5 First row: Mr. C a m e ro n, sponsor, D a v i d I-lutchens, Jimmy Hut che ns, Tommy Hoots, Gray Shore, Lenuel Chamberlain, Ricky Zachary. Second row:Vemon Shore, Alton C r o m e r, James D ri v e r, Jackie Jester, James Hutche ns, Jerry Shore, Robert Cline, Charles Vestal, Wi 1 l i a m Sheek. Third row: C l a u d e Cleary, Henry Hutchens, Carlton H a rtl e y, Jimmy Hut ch e n s, Billy Myers, Roy Pinnix, Freddy Doub, Jerry Phillips, Ronald Oliver. Fourth row: Dee Binkley, Jerry Jester, John Frye, Ray Smith, Ala n Hutchens, J. E. Brown, Martin Jester, Clyde Hutchens, Steve Maines. Fifth row: R.J. Hawks, Benny Hut che ns, Roy Brown, Jerry Myers, Mitchell Warden, Eddie Speaks, Neil Pardue, Larry Sheek, Gray Reece. Sixth row: Danny Abbott, David Myers, Jimmy Hayes, Denny Ashley, Ronnie Re avis, Gray Dixon, Roland Baity, Vestal Blevins, Michael Branon. Seventh row:Bobby Phillips, Ronnie Carter, Harold Wall, Roger Chipman, Jerry Ratledge, Odell Winfrey, Franklin Hayes. 'T iVS'T 9 First row: Gray Dixon, Lenuel C ha m b e rl a i n, Gray Reece, David Hutchens. Second row Eddie Wooten, jimmy Hutchens, jerry Ratledge, Larry Carter, Rondal Oliver, Robert Cline Us waivers' jean Brown, s e cr e ta r yg Lenuel Cha m berl ain, treasurer, Gray D i x o n, vice -president, Jimmy I-Iutchens, president. First row: Lenuel Chamberlain, jean Brown, Gray Dixon, jimmy Hutchens, Mr. Buchanan, sponsor. S e c ond row: Larry Carter, Faye Snow, Tommy Hoots, Gray Reece, Rondal Oliver, Eddie Woote n. Third row: Jane Cleary, Ricky Zachary, Bobby Phillips, jerry Ratledge, David I-Iutchens, Donald Rupard, Robert Cline. 54 'wvfhnmnf 4 Z UFIIOT' Pla. Tile Nenvous vfecif. Mrs. Higgins ..... Alice ....... Cynthia ......... Eddie ............. Althea Coldwater. Ivan Petroff ...... Madam X ........ . . Sandra Williamson . . . . .Karen Gabard . . . . . .Gail Miller . . . . Philip Shugart . . . . . Geary Kent . . .... . Carl Todd . . Linda McKnight Ralph Wilson ...... . . . Billy McMurray Jimmie Washburn. Gladys Burr ...... J. M. Burr. ...... Tildy Mae Jenkins. . . 55 . . . . Donald Todd . . . Rachel jackson . . . . . Nick Allred . . . . Janice Dixon MRS. VEIGI-I LONG Manager . MRS. LAURA MRS. BERNICE BRANON DIXON NU I MRS. BLANCI-IE MRS. MINNIE MRS. MARGUERITE NOBLE STYERS TRIVETTE STUDENT WORKERS First row: Carolyn Hutchens, Doris Hutchens, Bobby I-Iutchens, Gail Shore, Larry Hut c h e ns. Second row: Patsy Caudle, K e nn e th Brown, Don Brown, Tommy Hutchens, Brenda Hutchens. 56 UVIC 'POOITI 61090006 , Yi MRS. HELEN MA RTIN MRS. RUBY VESTAL ,I MRS. BEAULAH WARDEN Mr. and Mrs. Caswell Pardue CU9foJian9 ICG T'eGI'Tl SGIGSVYIGFI gwnicu liuve Wovkevs I Rv' David Hutchens and Gray Shore .. X . f. -Q, V. ' lli 3353! EV l f Ill IM M 1 Ill Ill ,vvwm L4 ww, x f' 3 -54-4... M Alton Cromer, john Frye, Alan Hutchens. 57 '53 cailoxxfeen ,mg anc1Queen LARRYSHERMER 4 DELIA JO WOOTEN 58 OTWWIVOI WIHHGTS PRINCE AND PRINCESS Stevie Sheek and Susan McKnight MQIW' ELEMENTARY KING AND QUEEN Ronald Adams and Judy Goodin BABY CONTEST WINNER Stephanie I-Iutchens 59 L-mf CLAY HOLCOMB Costume Winner awffnival Winners OLDEST PERSON PRESENT Mr. W. F. Holcomb LARGEST FAMILY: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cranfill and th e i r four children: Larry, Pamela., Randy, and Michael. SDCDVQTS f f My f f x M JV! Xfffffffff ffyf MWA ff f f,fw JM Qj lf? ff 9 ff wffkf 4,4 A ff ,ff W JMX ZW! ,mf ff ffffff WZ f6Al76,mMQQZ fffff Af f ffy MAX Xn W 2 77 M f 222. Wlf YW MMM! Q' ff gl at RACHEL JACKSON junior HILDA WI-IITAKER Sophomore 'll in 4' . . ::a . la1 ,l u a... ',n sg... llllns QC- CQ Ill I QAIIIBDI annum -Clll ll g'- QC ll ll wr ix A,Y '..7z 'H5t1. .I ,pl X xv f 19'.If!l,.ff'- fk N. EYVONNE HAM Sophomore DIXIE CAUBLE Junior JANICE SI-IERMER Senior omecoming Jclcen anis' JUDY MONEY Freshman -as T5 lzoothall v ,JPN 2 -fb ' 1 ' f. if' ,M an laik '74 First row: Dee Binkley, Danny Reinhardt, Tal Brown, Gray Reavis, Robby Hutchins, Lawrence Warden, Billy Hut ch e ns, Nick Allred, Larry Frye, Ronnie Collins. Second row: Leonard Wood, m a na g e rg Michael Todd, Tom Driver, Ronnie Brown, Bill McMurray, junior Kiger, I-la rold Wall, Randy Mills, Larry Cranfill, Rex Todd, COACH TOM BOYETTE Roger Chipman, Ricky Zachary, Jimmy Boyette, mana- ger. Third row: Mr. Nelson Best, coach, Keith Warden, Philip Shugart, Donald Todd, Ray Ch a ndle r, David Myers, Billy Brandon, Gary Williard, Tommy Ashley, Steve Mackie, Roddy Mashburn, Perry Hudspeth, manager, Mr. Tom Boyette, coach. Yadkinville Opponent 7 East Surry 19 O Stoneville 26 6 jonesville 33 6 Boonville 12 6 West Yadkin 18 6 Sparta 25 O Griffith 20 34 Surry Central 7 14 Walnut Cove O O Courtney 18 , h Mr. james Williams and the Reverend Everett Fre eman are two of the many members of the Lions Club who helped keep the gate during our football season. m pw Il Rondal Oliver and Donald Rupard help Mr. Max Welborn announce the g a m e s. The pressbox was built by the agriculture boys supervised by Mr. Cameron. av!...L21 The 2-8 record of the Hornets may be an indication of the wa y the football bounced, but it does not tell the whole story of the season. There is no re cord of the time spent by the players, coaches, parents, and patrons, th e re is no record of the values derived by the participants, there is no record of the pleasure and pride of the spectators as theywatched the development of the players. Nevertheless, the Hornets were hurt by key injuries to players a nd by an exceptionally light line. Ronnie Brown and Gray Reavis led the team on offensive play, Gray having been high scorerj Roger Chipman, Lawrence and Keith Warden, and Donald and Rex Todd led the defensive play. Although the five seniors will be missed, prospects look good for next year. Coach Boyette is hoping for an increase in speed and strength from next year's junior and sophomore classes. 67 Some of the Hornets' many faithful followers are shown as they watch the Sparta game. RONNIE BROWN GRAY REAVIS, IR. ROGER CI-IIPMAN Quarterback Fullback Tackle Tri-Captain Tri-Captain Tri-Captain HAROLD WALL Center 2' LARRY F RYE I-Ialfback LAWRENCE WARDEN Guard NICK ALLRED Halfback PI-HLIP SI-IUGART Center BILL MCMURRAY Tackle KEITH WARDEN Guard REXTODD OOJQLJQII Dlaqevs DONALD TODD RANDY MILLS Halfback JUNIOR KIGER Halfback 1 K al hwkc 1 X f ff li f f . ni 1 l 1 Y i Jh -I . v R+? 'Il Q My '32 s Nm, , , w- ...z , li 1 Q , .. 1 '., af C0 1 1 w ' :f- wax 1 . 6, 'EQ X Girls Basketball 'io eo 43 1 3h J-,ra ai 'S-fl Y44 Y4f -.! Ly B S2 First row: Carol Moore, Co-Captain, Coach Nelson Best, Shirley Wooten, Co-Captain. Second row: Bonnie Carter, Martha Pendry, Barbara Harrison, Kay Dinlsins, Nancy Jane Hutchens, Brenda McCollu.m, Sandra Williamson, Nancy Wooten and Diane Wood, managers Mary Driver, Peggy Pardue, Janice Dixon, Judy Dinkins, Vickie Dinlcins, Nancy H a rr i s o n, Lydia Taylor, Judy Crater, Reba Hoots. Yadkinville Children's Home Iredell Central Davie County Iredell Central Chi1dren's Home David County East Surry Courtney West Yadkin Boonville Jonesville East Bend Sparta East Surry Courtney West Yadkin East Bend Boonville Jonesville JANICE D1XoN junior VICKIE DINKINS Guard KAY DINKINS Junior Junior Forward S EY A Forward JUDY DINKINS Freshman MARY DRIVER junior Forward Co-captains: CAROL MO O R E , Guardg Forward SHIRLEY WOOTEN. Forward: Seniors. PEGGY PARDUE Sophomore Forward BRENDA MCCOLLUM junior Forward 73 NANCY JANE HUTCHENS junior Guard Yadkinville girls finished the regular season as the number one team in the county. They finished second in the county tournaments, lo s i n g by only two points and finishing the playing season with a record of sixteen wins and five losses. Kay Dinkins led the scoring, with Vickie Dinkins squeezing in a close second and Peggy Pardue pushing for a third. Carol Moore led the team in defensive play. Steady improvements were made in scoring and ballhandling. The real motivation of the team came from the d e sir e to play and from the spirit of the team. pfff' if? 5 , vw-1 ,fi Four of the girls won special honors at the close of the season: Carol Moore, A11-County, All-Tournament, All-Northwestg Vickie Dinkins, All-County, A1l-Tou1'- namentg Kay Dinkinj, All-County, All-Tournamentg Peggy Pardue, All-Tournament. -.5 , , 5 X X 4 15 si - if 1 i W 'L' I., s N141-3: ylyaifafj , X I ous aslqetlnall 'U 24 44 M.-f 8.1 Sf N.4 Q Fi KX 52 204 TGS 'i First row: Coach Nelson Best, Roy Williamson, manager. junior Kiger, Roger Chipman, jerry Jester, Ronnie Brown, Second row: Ricky McCollLun, Philip Brown, Rex Todd, Lee Zachary. Randy Mills, Ray Nixon, junior Steelman, Bobby Kent, Coach Nelson Best C O T' S 9 Yadkinville 56 42 Children's Home 56 49 Iredell Central 5O 65 Davie County 64 77 Iredell Central 58 35 Children's Home 63 46 Davie County 52 46 East Surry 53 45 Courtney 56 34 West Yadkin 55 62 Boonville 43 6 1 Jonesville 37 52 East Bend 5 1 33 Sparta 64 62 East Surry 59 48 Courtney 48 40 West Yadkin , 65 56 East Bend 39 66 Boonville 56 52 jonesville RONNIE BROWN rx r A AK G Senior BOBBY KENT Guard ROGER CHIPMAN Senior Senior Forward Guard RANDY MILLS p JUNIOR KIGER Sophomore Sophomore Forward Captain: JUNIOR STEELMAN, Senior, Center. Forward REX TODD Sophomore LEE ZACI-IARY Sophomore Guard Guard Lf Wg 77 RAY NIXON Sophomore Center 9 i .74 3 1 junior Steelman, captain of the Hornets, accepts the Yadkin County Championship Trophy from Superintendent Fred C. Hobson. xx rg I fl XX We Q NA WJAL K f 3 I ,, fi f Ronnie Brown and Junior Ste elman were n a m e d to the A11-County and All- Tournament Teams. Junior r e c e iv e d the trophy for Most V a 1 ua ble Player in the Yadkin County Tournament. Junior was named on the A11-Northwest T eamg Bob Kent and Ronnie received honorable mention. '5 J Easlfetloall First row: Robby Hutchins, Roy Pinnix, Danny Abbott, Boyette, manager, John Frye, Terry Groce, Tom Driver, Andrew Mackie, Gary Williard, David Hemric, Steve Don Winslow, Michael Todd, Michael Reavis, Coach Mackie, David Myers, Tal Brown. Second row: Jimmy Tom Boyette. Elementavq oqsx fvznntrxtf' i 'if- ' f nl L H First row: Jim Logan, Perry I-Iudspeth, Larry Hutchens, Seagraves, Ronnie I-ludspeth, I-Ienry Davis. Third row: C h ar l e s Vestal, Rodney McMurray, Roy Williamson, Kenneth I-I owell, Rex Cranfill, Chris johnson, Phillip Dean Norman, Coach C arlton Martin. Second row: I-Iutchens, Timmy Ashley, Sammy Eads, Jimmy Phillips, Ro n n i e Gabard, Larry Shore, Steve Daye , Mic h a el Leonard Wood. E t lementarfq urls First row: Nancy Hutchens, Patsy I-Iarrison, Libby Carter, Coe, jane Eller, Lucille Snow, Kathy Za chary, Betty Linda McCollum, Sharon Adams, Linda Jester, Carol Sheek, janet Wallace, Rita Williams, Brenda Renegar, McCollLun, Coach Carlton Martin. Second row: Phyllis Gale Smith, Emily Freeman. Mason, Kathy Bray, jenny Yeager, Mary McLeod, Helen QSGLDOIM 'Si' 9 222595 , a !! ll A sn, ,yww , , A Nw? ,. V W. M, , as . I I ' . A I, ,Q .,,,,. -H ,nwl ., er, . , .. ...f A 1 ,, wx' . f , , pf, .,. , ' -M' Q. ,f 1 gggtaf, f.. i ' V 9 ,. ' H ' y - . 4 t ' .. QAM A First row: Robbie Hutchins, Butch Fulk, Max Caudle, Douglas Howell, junior Kiger, Felix Misenheimer, Ricky McCollum, jimmy Holcomb, Joel Todd, manager. Second row: Philip Brown, Larry Hutchens, Rex Todd, Randy Mills, Nick Allred, John Frye, Tom Driver, David Myers, Danny Abbott. Third row: Coach Nelson Best, Roger Chipman, Ronnie Brown, Tal Brown, junior St e elm an, Lee Zachary, Ray Nixon, Steve Mackie. As the yearbook goes to press, the prospective team lacks real vars ity experience, but has many junior varsity players with the potential of becoming 55521: good ballplayers. Last year's infield, along with the T pitchers and catcher, were lost by graduation. The suc c e ss of this season will depend chiefly on the development of the pitching staff. 1, m - .11 'f-w.zf.w- - , .f iv, 'T . . s L 1 at . ' -wwf' , -i V -- -aa ' . ' ef ' ,,,, :R - r ff 1' I 'ws if ili- L l 1'f '.+-- Q,,a,,,,, , , ra.. - f flilmfg lim.: ' R - - fY '- ..,1r,,:,z.,.. , WA- ,fegfsfi in S T 1 s 'T L, f21S5,?m.,f.e-'4'-.1 T ?i.'g5'fi1f j-ill' -1 ?'T'+,Qg' cf ' - ' Spring practice begins with the boys working out . ,,.v,:. -.rv-N -t f 1 ., . 1:1 -5-fv ff,-1,1 .i ,Q ', ig --:.,,,.: , , on the baseball diamond. if:-S - -ef f'-? q.1f. 1. :ft ff 81 s- ii' DP' fur ly -16222 ',.,,,.-W- If v 1 Mi PM 'R Mr. Ralph Holcomb and Mr. Henry Chip m a n, members of the Boosters' Club, work at the door during the Yadkin County Tournament. Steve Day, Douglas Howell, and jimmy Phillips work at the concession stand for the basketball games. Nancy Ha rr i s o n , Bonnie Carter, and other members of the Monogram Club help with the concessions during the Yadk in County Tournament. Bill McMurray and Nick Allred op erate the ele ctronic equipment for the basketball games . 82 ELEMENTAVQY SQ-JCCI. MRS. EARL STRYKER Fifth Grade Appalachian State Teachers College MISS JOANN SHARPE Seventh Grade Woman's College of the University of North Carolina MR. E.W. MCMURRAY Fifth Grade Furman University MR. CARLTON MARTIN Eighth Grade Appalachian State Teachers College MR. LLOYD PARDUE A Eighth Grade High Point College MRS. A. H. MCLEOD Seventh Grade Duke University MRS. I. E. BROWN MRS. MAX DAVIS Sixth Grade SiXtl1 Grade Appalachian State W0m211'S College Teachers College of the Universltl' of North Carolina a cu It Lj MISS LOU TODD MRS. HOMER GABARD MRS. LaVERNE SHORE Fifth Grade Fourth Grade Fourth Grade Bob jones University Appalachian State Appalachian State Teachers College Teachers College MRS. FRANK WILSON Fourth Grade Appalachian State Teachers College Mrs. W.P. BRANDON Third Grade Appalachian State Teachers College MISS BETTY JEAN HOLLA R Third Grade Appalachian State Teachers College if 3, acultq lil'-.X -as-H--A MRS. RICHARD MRS. CARL SHORE POWLAS Second Grade Appalachian State Teachers College Second Grade Woman's College of the University of North Carolina MISS MILDRED MACKIE Third Grade Woman's College of the University of North Carolina MISS BETTY JO HUTCHENS Second Grade Appalachian State Teachers College W 'iw- MRS. THAD CHERRY MISS NORA SHORE MRS. JONES TODD First Grade First Grade First Grade East Carolina College Appalachian State Appalachian State Teachers College Teachers College ...f 1.7 few! e , X t, ,I t 61' A ...-- ' r' Q .Y L Q1 F Q? , Lab 5' af- A, -- '-v - 'Y7' H, ab , , L Q .Q ' if S6 MR. BLR RITE 'S ZIGHTH GRAD E RCXAID ADAMS S?-LARCX .-1.D.l.MS TLNLXZY AS2-ILEY hEN'XE . ERAXDCN DC AXE SRC?-'X CLATDE CASSTEVEYS FATE Y QALELE F. :LRT CHURCH mgxzx' :cuss SZEVE Dm? xxcas Dimmws saxzvx' 21.35 DLAYE EJDREE 1:52 21.3 Last' 31:55 DC X113 EATFIQ S PJCKY f...'I'CN LARRY HENCPJC fxx' Hfxxmwss BETTY ECSSCN 3-CEE' ILTCESYS DC RIS I TJTCEEYS LARRY E-IT C-SYS -...,...v L..- flvx: . LIN? 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McLEOD'S SEVENTH GRADE JANICE ASHLEY NANCY BATES RONALD CALIDWAY DEAN CHANDLER DALE CLINARD CORY CLINE WANNITTA COX SALLY DIXON MILES DRIVER BRENDA HUTCHENS DAVID HUTCHENS LARRY HUTCHENS WALTER JESTER PEGGY MCCOLLUM MARIE REYNOLDS TOMMY ROSE MICHAEL ROYAL GAIL SHORE MARTHA s1MMoNs IAVAE SNIDER JIMMY sWA1M RICHARD vssTAL RONNIE WALL CAROLYN WELBOPLN GLENDA WILLIAMS MISS SI-IARPE'S SEVENTH GRADE STEVE BROWN DENNIS CAMERON SANFORD CHILDRESS LUCILLE COE BRENDA CRANFORD WAYNE DIXON ENNIS DOBBINS PAUL EATON JUDY GOODIN NAN I-IOLT WILLIAM HOOD CAROLYN I-IUTCHENS DANNY HUTCHENS GLORIA IESTER CHINERA MASHBURN BILLY MICHAELS RONNIE MORGAN MARGIE OAKLEY JOHNNY PARDUE GLENDA PENDRY WANDA PENDRY CLINTON PRIM MARCO PRIM GARY REDDING MIKE REINI-IARDT PEGGY SHEEK BETSY SHORE JOEL TODD LINDA TODD JANIE WALL JANET WILLIAMS JIMMY WILLIAMS ALICE woo'rIaN JANIE WOOTEN .4-xr G, if I .fi 'QGAJS 'f E' .2 nf' Ki 1 x NL E at X, x . i x ,, I ., I , 1. if '--G , sw P . 7,11 Sq? .O 1 I W 4 ., I J: z'-yr I . 4 . . 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MRS, BROWN'S SIXTH GRADE ROBERT ALLRED I-IILDA ASHLEY NORMAN BOWMAN KENT BRANDON HILDA BROWN CYNTHIA CARPENTER DONNIE CASSTEVENS GAYE CHANDLER DEAN CLINE JANE DRIVER PHILLIP ELLER MARIE FOSTER JUDY HAWRS BECKY HOLCOMB MARGARET HOLCOMB DOREEN HUGHES CAROLYN HUTCHENS JERRY HUTCHENS MACLYN HUTCHENS RONALD KEATON DONNA MOORE CARY MOORE JANICE PARDUE CHARLES PARKER BARBARA REYNOLDS PATTY ROYAL CRAIG RUTLEDGE BOBBY SEAGRAVES JIMMY SHORE MAYNARD SNIDER JANE SPEER HAROLD VESTAL RANDY WALKER KATHY WARDEN WALTER WILBANKS WESIIY WINTERS SUE WOOTEN MRS. DAVIS'S SIXTH GRADE JANET ANDERSON SUE ASHLEY HARVEY BATES ROBERT BROCK PEGGY BROWN KENT CASSTEVENS JESSIE CAUDLE GLENDA COOR DAVID DOBBINS SUSAN EA.DS DARRELL FREEMAN BETTY FRYE LYNN GRAHAM KAREN I-IOLCOMB ROGER HOLT LINDA HOWELL AMY HUTCHENS LAWRENCE HUTCHENS LINDA HUTCHENS BONNIE KEY BARBARA MARTIN STEVE MCCOLLUM J. C. MYERS WANDA NORMAN JEAN REAVIS STEVE REAVIS WANDA ROSE JUDY SALMONS DAVID SI-IEEK BENNY SHORE LARRY SLOOP STANLEY TODD NANCY VESTAL ERIC WAGONER MICHAEL WHITAKER SI-IARRON WHITAKER SAMMY WILLIAMS FRANK ZACHARY MR, MLMURRAYN I'IIfI'IIL1RADI' WAYNI' ADAMS BIECRY BOWEN JIMMY BUYI' I II' LIISBY CAIN RAY CASSFFVENS CUIRA CIILFR AIVIS CLINE PAMEUI CRANFILL DALE FVANS RA Y FALLEN PA I' GREENE VICRIE HARRIS GARY HICGS BOBBY HUDSPETH DAVIS IYIUTCHENS JANICE IIUTCHENS STEVE IIUTCHENS RA'I'l IR YN IESTER I- RED MACKIE N, D, MARTIN CATHY MA THIS JOHNNY MILLER DONNA PARDUE WILLIAM PINNIX SUSAN RAY EUGENE RENEGAR VIVIAN REYNOLDS RICKY ROYAL CA I'IIY SMITH RICKY STEELMAN JANET STYERS KATHY WALL GARY WI IITAKER PATSY WINSLOW MICI IAEL WOOTEN MRS. STRYIxER'S FIFTH GRADE RANDY ABBOTT JENNIFER ALLGOOD GRAY BATES ,IIMMY BROWN KATHY BROWN RONNIE BROWN MARIE CAUDLE LENNY CHURCH CATHE-IO CONAWAY RANDY DAYE ANN DINRINS LINDA FREEMAN MATOARA GENTRY DALTHA HAM DAVID HARRISON JOHN HOBSON ADRIAN HUDSPETI-I LARRY HUDSPETH NEAL HUTCI-IENS PATSY HUTCHENS TIMMY HUTCHENS DONNA MALCOLM NICRY MCKNIGHT DEBBIE MILUIR DAVID MORGAN ANGELIA PETREE TIMMY REDDING JANICE REYNOLDS DAVID ROYAL RICHARD SHEER RAYE SIZEMORE WANDA SMITH KAREN UNDERwooD DENNIS VESTAL BEVERLY WILBANRS JAMES WINTERS JOE YEAGER MISS TODD'S FIFTH GRADE KENNETH ADAMS PAMELA ALLEN DAVID BOLIN GILDA BROWN DOUGLAS EYRD RAY CASSTEVENS DAVID CAUDLE EIJXINE CHURCH JCE CLI-LARY JUDY CROOK GARY DIXON EIJXINE GENTLE PAULA HAIRE ROY HAUSER JEAN HoI.CoMB CLYDE Hoors JOHNNY HUTGHENS PEGGY IESTER WAYNE IADD JOEL MATHIS KATHY MATTHEWS PAT MGGEI-IEE LARRY owENs PHYI.LIs PARDUE EECRY REAVIS JUNIOR REECE RICHARD RoYAI.I. 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GABARD'S FOURTH GRADE EUNICE ADAMS DOLLIE BOLIN KEITH BRANNON JANICE BROWN CATHY CASH DENISE CASSTEVENS GORDON CASSTEVENS EARLENE COE MICHAEL CROOK BILLY GOSS LEE HARRISON BRENDA HENNINGS GARY HOOTS DLANNE HUTCHENS JOE HUTCHENS SHIRLEY HUTCHENS TOMMY LINEBERRY DELANE IDNG WADE MCCOLLUM DORA MILLER MICHAEL MOORE DONNA PARKER ROBERT RFAVIS JUNE ROUPE RICHARD ROYALL LEE SIZEMORE DIANE TODD N'IEL WELBORN SHELLA WINTERS KENNETH WOOTEN MRS. SHORE'S FOURTH GRADE DLANNE ADAMS LOUISE ASI-IBURN KATHY BATES DARLENE BROCK FRANCES BROCK ROBERT BURCHETTE BILLY COMER RANDY CRANFILL DONNA DAVIS STEVE FOSTER J. w. GREGORY JUDY I-LAUSER RICKY HAYES LEWIS HUGHES ANN HUTCHENS KIM HUTCHENS LINDA HUTCHENS DENNIS MECOLLUM KAY MCCOLLLIM VIRGINIA MCCEHEE KENNETH MILLER CATHEY OAKLEY LYNN REAVIS DAVID REYNOLDS NELLIE ROSE LOU ANN SCISM DANNY SHORE DONALD WARDEN PHYLLIS WILLIAMSON MRS. WILSON'S FOURTH GRADE JUDY ANDERSON Jo ELLA BRANDON TOMMY BROWN SUZANNE CAMERON TODD OASSTEVENS REOINA COLLINS EMMA LOU COMER DAVID Doss CARLOTTA OAEARD LAWRENCE GREENE DIANE HARDY MICHAEL HAWKS PATRICLA HOLCOMB DENNIS HOWELL DONNA HUTCHENS JOHNNY HUTCHENS GAIL MAINES JIMMY MATTHEWS BOBBY MICKLES DENNY MICKLES PATRICIA MILLS JERRY REECE CATHY RIGGANS BRENDA SALMONS STEVE SI-IEEK LINNTE STEELMAN CRYSTAL WARDEN RAYMOND WHITAKER STEVE WOOTEN 9 s MRS. BRANDON'S THIRD GRADE CHARLES ASHLEY BETTY BATES DAVID BOWDEN ANN BROOKS DANNY BROWN DAVID BROWN LARRY CHEK KATHIE DIXON JOY FREEMAN SANDRA HAIRE KIM HARRISON JANICE HOLCOMB RANDY HUGHES LYNN HUTCHENS ROGER HUTCHENS WILLIAM JAMES HOLLY NIXON DAVID PARDUE SHERRI RAY LcROY RENEGAR GAIL RUTLEDCE BEATRICE SIZEMORE RONAID TALLEY WILLIAM TODD DIANNE WHITE ELDON WILLIAMS PAUL WILLIAMS BRENDA WINTERS NEAL WRIGHT MISS HOLl.AR'S THIRD GRADE VICKIE BAITY DONALD BOLIN DIANN BOYETTE CHARLES BROWN DONNEY BROWN RICKY CRANFILL BETTY CROOK CINDY ANN DOBBINS KATHY GOSS DANNY HAWKS GAIL HILL CAROL HUTCHENS ROY LANE DOUGLAS MASHBURN SUSAN MASON CRAIG MILLER MARY MILLER VICKIE PARDUE KENNETH REAVIS JANE ROUPE HOUSTON SHORE SUSAN SIMMONS PATRICIA SPEER JEFFREY THOMPSON DAVID TRIVETTE DEBRA WILLIAMS BEN YEAGER MISS MACKIE'S THIRD GRADE DIANNE ALLRED SALLY BEST BUSTER BROWN CATHY CAIN DANNY CASSTEVENS LONNIE EDWARDS BRENDA FULK WANDA HALL EUGENE HOLT ELAINE HUDSPETH DELMA HUTCHENS ARTHUR LAMSON RETA LYNCH SARAH MCKNIGHT IRENE OAKLEY RICHARD OBENSHAIN LeROY REECE MARCIA REYNOLDS EIJXINE SHORE GRAY SMITH KATHY SPEER MARK TODD JERRY WHITAKER TERRY WI-IITAKER SANDRA WILMOTH I.ISA WISHON REX WOOD T7 'Q , ,vu , -'J kv Q- 7 ' x V 5? an +11 tl ff mxllll , w. 5- , .Z-. 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'CQ' MISS HUTCHENS' SECOND GRADE STEPHEN ALLGOOD THELMA BATES PAUL BEAMER BETTY JEAN BRANDON STEVIE BULLINS RODNEY CASSTEVENS BETTY JO COE WADE CRANFILL VANESSA ELDRETH JIMMY GENTLE DONNA I-IARDY KIM HEFFNER SUSAN I-IUDSPETI-I DAVID I-IuTcHENs JERRY IADD CINDY LONG BOBBY JOE LYNCH GRAY MILLER SAMMY PARDUE DRUSCILLA PETREE JEFF REINHARDT CHRISTINE SHEEK ARNOLD SHORE ROBIN SPEAKS FRANCES STEWART SANDRA SWAIM DENNIS TRIVETIE KEITH WHITE TERRY WILKINS MRS. POWLAS' SECOND GRADE CARLA ADAMS EDWARD ALLEN JOY BOWDEN R. c. CARTER, JR. JIMMY coE BOBBY DRIVER JACKIE DRIVER MARILYN DRIVER CHARLES I-IAIRE DONNA HANES BOBBY HOOTS, JR. JUDY HUDSON TERRY HUTCHENS DARLENE JESTER CWYNN LONG JEFFREY MATTHEWS I.INDA MICKLES MILTON PINNIX, JR. CINDY RFAVIS SAMMY REAVIS NEAL SCISM MYRA SPILLMAN KATHY SWAIM BOBBY TODD GLENDA WILLIAMS LARRY WISHON MARTHA YA RBOROUCH MRS. SHORFS SECOND GRADE DAVID BATES GLENDA BOOE CYNTHIA BYRD DEBBIE CAIN W, J, CASSTEVENS BRAD DINKINS BETTY ANN DIXON BILLY GODFREY BRENDA GREGORY RANDY HOLCOMB CYNDI HOOTS BOBBY HUTCHENS DEBBIE HUTCHENS JIMMY LAMSON RONALD MARTIN CHRIS MATHIS SUSAN MCKNIGHT LOREN MCMURRAY DEAN REAVIS DAUi REYNOLDS CATHY SELLERS DEBIE SHORE DENNIS SIZEMORE JOAN SUMMER JOAN WAGONER STEVE WAGONER EDDIE WILLIAMS BABS WOOTEN MRS. CHERRY'S FIRST GRADE MIKE ALIEN BELINDA BOYETTE PAT BRAY EoY BROWN SANDRA BULLINS DIANE CARTER IJXRRY CHURCH I-DDIE DRIVER JAMI-:s HAUSER RICKY HOBSON LDXH I-IoLT BARBARA HUTCHENS. DQNNY HUTCHENS JANICE HuTCHENs suE JESTER RUTH MICRLES mm. PARKER PAM REAVIS DoNNIE ROSE DEBBIE SMITH MICHAEL SPEER LU ANN SPILLMAN JIMMY WALKER LESLIE WELBORN DANNY wILI.IAMs REBECCA WOOD KEITH WOOTEN BOBBY YARBOROUGH DEBBIE ZACHARY MISS SHORE'S FIRST GRADE AMY ADAMS BILL BATES DIANNE BEAMER DIANNE BRANDON MONA BROWN CHARLES BULLARD BETTY JEAN CARTER CINDY CASH GAIL HALL ROBERT HAwRs RDNNIE HENNINGS BOBBY HODGE MARGARET HooTs ETHEL Hu-I-CHENs MICHAEL LAMSON BETTY Jo MAIN SUSAN MooRE Emma OBENSHAIN SHARON RFAVIS BRYANT SCISM DARLENE SHORE DEBORA SOUTHARD RONNIE VESTAL LARK WELBORN MICHAEL WHITAKER DEBBIE WILLIAMS DWIGHT WILMOTH ELIZABETH YEAGER MRS. TODD'S FIRST GRADE MARTHA BEAMER MICHAEL BLEVINS PHYLLIS BOOE BELVA BRANON ALVIS BROWN CAREN CASSTEVENS KAREN CASSTEVENS PASCHAL DOBBINS ROBERT HARDING KENT HARRIS CIAY HOLCOMB LEDEAN HOLCOMB NANCY HOOTS SHERRY HUTCHENS CATHERINE MARSHALL DEBORAH MORGAN LINDA MYERS DERRICK REAVIS ROBIN SELLERS DIANE SHORE DEBRA STYERS RANDY WAGONER JANET WARDEN JAMES WILIARD CATHERINE WILSON TRACY WISHON SPENCER WOOTEN CINDY ZACHARY I I, .O I I I ... - 1' fA,- 'B D H' ,.-v A - - ,. , A , 1, - .. ' ' QW- 'I - G - L.. A 1 - Q f 1'7 Y ' ' , A , ' I if , Ex. 4 Y. Ill A ' F193 ' -- -1, I E H . f 'W' -L 'J' G. I.- W 4-0 v- 0' 'Q A 0' fr Iv! '- in -f A 1- C. . - A . F T' if , Q... T' F 6 I -. - New A I' ' 'I . iff-IE1?3PfI f ' ' Ii' I I SE I -f Eff. ff ' 'TTT f'f5'H2h'B' ' I T'-'.'5lt'f W1' ', -e -wwf f' , - .,-LI u Egg, ,E ' rw- , , ,A In' ' f Big-- tgu.-.B 1 I A, ,A , f Q W QQ. 5 , my 'Q u 'V . . ,Q 'N I Z 1 it . A , , . -, . 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Second row: Craig Rutledge, Joel Todd, Charles Vestal, Ronnie Gabard, Leonard J 'X Ya Woo d, Johnny Pardue, Fred Mackie. Third row: Henry Davis, Dennis Cameron, Chris johnson, Roy Williamson, Rodney McMurray, Perry I-Iudspeth. Kp V :Wifi ' f ff K E ,Q , 1, , 4 5 'ezr' i'..- lf? .,,,.,3' ',' 3, 5, ,.. 3.. ,gc 5 , . 4 f-f 'fF5 Em F . - S 2 Q 2 i f is ' ' 2 1-1 Qi' .,:19f 2 ' :Q ,' '95-vp, ga? fi LIT 3 2 :fspzSE5'faE, f fi Q4 if , -i 1 Ps 1-?f-iw Hiegg, , gf, 2 - 5 N L, z as z,. EWS QV ,H '54 H' ' ' is as-xi ' 56 ilwlflg' Ewa! 44 3 'AP .a tiff gf ,. . V 1 Ji? ' L .': 'S 373 a3'f -3. --11 f -f.- , -L..,,,, ., -t-...f i-.1---.., C fx ' 1 N, , 1 MA. . I-. Elementary studies a re aimed to introduce the student to new Worlds of knowledge and to broaden his present views of everyday life. From the first grade r e a d i ng circle to the practical science of the eighth grade, the e le m e nt a r y ch ild is exposed to k nowl e d g e sufficient to serve as a basis for his high school studies. J 'LMI is if an V A- 'j3.,f'55' i-ww. . ,pw ,NJ Q Nl-1.9 V's .u L,,.., T h r o u g h participation in group and class activities, the elementary child learns by doing. I-le explores his world and keeps up with current eventsg he experiments with scientific devices and le arns why they b ehave as they dog he acquaints himself with nature while le a r n i n g about h i m s e lf. Each activity- and each lesson brings something new for him to add to his store of knowledge. . nj Gm 1' ai , ,, Because the number of school children increases more rapidly than the available classroom space, two mobile classrooms are in use for the first time this year 3 ,, ,, ,Ng ,.f .L- . . YQJIWWIIQ School BMJ 6 it , r l 5, I Doreen Hughes, Debbie Miller, Ann Petree, Lewis Hughes, Niel Welborn. Second row: Johnny Miller, David Sheek, Kenneth Adams, johnny Pardue, Larry Hutchens, Eric Wa. g one r, Bobby Allred, Dennis McCollum, David Reynolds, Dennis Vestal, Garry Hoots. The newly organized Ya d k i n ville band is made up of students in grades four through eight. Under the direction of Mr. Lee Reynolds, the band is sponsored by the school and is fi na n c e d by individuals. Plans have been made for these students to play with advanced band members W nmfau' Uslc ontest mnens Piano students from Yadkinville, participating in a music contest in High Point, all received ratings of KATHY BRAY BETSY SHORE superior or excellent. f fj ' z www 1 Q-ll' . ,f 'vsfzyfy VICKIE DINKIN S RACHEL JACKSON 98 JANICE SALMONS gf-5, . 'Agn' 'gi , X0 i Yi W ,A await Z ,,,.n. ' Q gm no ff ,,.o 'Ax YCIHQH. Kllllnttliiill li-1 0 CT 'X QM 351 ADVEIQTISEVIENTS BLACKWELDER'S FURNITURE COMPANY COOK'S WAREHOUSE Quality Furniture Winston-Salem Low Cos, Telephone 835-1424 Janesville MILLS STUDIO Porfrail' and Commercial Photography FURNISHINGS, INC. G.E. Appliances Phone 367-2623 Yadki nvi I I e Telephone Day 679-356l Night 679-2841 ln Mocksville Every Thursda Y Telephone MEdForcl 4-2870 BATES NITEWEAR COMPANY, INC. F Cfories at Offices .gnfanfal Cgllfdliflli 5 cflfiiaaaa' cflfiggfwa hates jclmcls 100 Grand View Food Market Pfafftown, North Carolina and Mt. Tabor Food Market 3445 Robin Hood Road Winston -Sal em , North Carol ina RELIANCE LOAN, INC' TOTS AND TEENS SHOP See us for Nationally Advertised Loans up to Moo' Infants' and Children's Wear , ' Phone 4701 Yadkinville 124 West Mom Street Elkm Mrs. Nell Long-Mrs. Bonnie Hinsh w Yadkin Valley Wilkesboro, North Carolina 101 Dairy Cooperative, Incl Value and Variety Open 9:30 A.M. - 9:00 P.M. Monday through Friday 9:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. Saturday Northside Shopping Center I I . ...,. :-:4-:1:-:-.-:f5:1:f:i:f:1:P4I'-' '-:-:-:-:-:-'-'V'-4-:-.4-:-1-at-:-:-as-:c .-:--:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-- :-1-:fr-:':-:gzfw .-f , .3.:4.g.-4.--0'---.f -W wzwiwz' H:f-:-:-1-:':-:Q-:-zgi:-:-13:-'-:-'-' .-:gr-25:5-:I f ' -5 +2-wi:-:iz-13533133259 ,m'5S5Ef23.5?'.4f5521:1i4:':25:-Szizfz-ffzifi'512:-11:-:':2:?fD: 20fi!5.'f.Z - Men's and Boys' Clothing of Distinction At Reasonable Prices W. Fourth at Cherry St., Winston-Salem 1, . W I I1 sto F1 ' S G l 6 m 222:21f121512215:z:212:2:E15:521:1:sara5:3115:s:a:z:az:i::2z:::::::aw-' A ay pfix-:?:5-Q:-:-Z4-:'2':-:-:-24:-1-1-Z'Zack'7:4-'c-'-:-ff:-5:21-gy n ,-.g.1:'.g:3:f:5.3:3:5:gg1.9-:-.5f'5:g:''3.gyfgZ5,f.5-.4 53:2:2:2:25:2:2:rs911:2-:gras121::11::11gr?W?25r3Zr:v'?- JZ 0 ,am21:siaf1fs:rs1-:assssmrwmvz-:rzr:1s5Ef Qempezsfffs-Qxyfiefzurhf af? BOONVI LLE CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY Prompt and Dependable Service THE WILLIAMSON RESTAURANT Quality Dry Cleaning and Laundry Modern Air Conditioned Phone 367-2622 J. W. Red Williamson Boonville Phone 67555431 Yadkinville 6 cimaoalofl Oo l . . I lt J 1Downtown r 'fbruw Winston-Salem, N.C. 102 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Yadkinville GROWER S WAREHOU SE Winston-Salem, North Carolina First Sale Every Day The Market Leader In Winston-Sa em Shop at MOTHER AND DAUGHTER STORE AND COMPANY' INC' For Quality Wedding Invitations Corner Liberty and 3rd Streets Gnd A 0UnCemen'f5 at Reasonable Prices For everything For the Junior Miss Yadkinville ADAMS MOTOR CO., INC. Dodge Passenger Car Dodge Trucks U Yadkinville Box 276 Phone 679-235l Yadkinville QUALITY OIL COMPANY Boonville, North Carolina Kerosene Fuel Oil Route Service Printometer Tickets Phone 367-2229 P AND N DEPARTMENT STORE Ruth Holcomb Rena Holden Yodkinvil le Sealtest Ice Cream and Milk Get the best-get Sealtest Winston-Salem Phone PA 3-0311 Enioy the Pick of the Pictures At the Yadkinville Drive-In Save the Price of a Baby Sitter Home Owned Home Operated PICKETT gf HUFF FAVORITE CLEANERS Dry Cleaning - Laundry Appliances and Furniture Complete Hat Rebuilding Service Phone 96l-5760 East Bend Yodkinville information KELLY TYPEWRI TER COMPANY Z , Royal Typewrlters W A I Sales - Service - Rental RADIO CHANNEIZ 6l8 West Fourth Street Winston-Salem Radio! 104 fiiil?bLZf WARDEN 66 at TIRE SHOP Nothing does it- like Seven-Up! SEVEN-UP BOTTLING Gasoline-Oil-Tire Recapping Repairing-Pick-Up 81 Delivery Winston-Salem Phone 679-21 ll Yaclkinville REAVI S MOTORS i'Your Yadkin County FORD Dealer Phone 679-472l Yadkinville JESSE G. BOWEN MUSIC COMPANY High Grade Pianos Hammond Organs 23l West Fifth Street Winston-Salem Sportsman's Supply Company Wholesale Distributors of Sports Equipment and Trophies 604 North Cherry Street Winston- Salem, North Carolina Yudlunvllle, NI. H West Munn St Mocksville, g North Main St. I Clemmons, NI. Lewisville Clemmons Rd. 105 YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOME at the CHATHAM COUNTRY STORE in Elkin, North Carolina Bargains in Blankets, Apparel Fabrics, Upholstery and Odds and Ends CHATHAM BRENDLE WHOLESALE COMPANY Wholesale Toys, Hardware, and Sporting Goods 331 Standard Street Elki lSENHOUR'S, JEWELERS Certified Watchmakers MANUFACTURING H3 East Main Street Elkin El'KlN Telephone 835-4468 INSURED E ' v- . gm , 1 I '59 ELKIN JoNEsvnLLE BUILDING AND LoAN AssoclATloN lnsu red Home Savings Loans Elkin, Nort hC arolnna TODD IMPLEMENT COMPANY Troctors Implements Service Unexcelled Ycldkinville Phone 679-3651 REAVIS OIL COMPANY Distributor of Esso Products ond Reovis lnsuronce Agency Insuronce - All Kinds H. Oroy Reovis Phone 679-3541 Owner Yodkinvilie, North Carolina t t 107 :XDABIS RAIJIO 61 T.V. SERVICE AFTER THE SALE I1 S THE SERVIFE THAT COUNTS Phone 679-728l Yacllcinville, North Carolina PHILCO ZENITH CITY FINANCE COMPANY Small Loan Headquarters Loans UP to 5600 l.EGAlN'S GROCERY AND SERVICE Small monthly payments ll4 West Third Street Yadkinville Winston-Salem Phone PA 2-0396 DORSETT METAL SHOP , runngce 'courAuv ' comumaus, q nes momes. HGOHDQ Wo 'owl Guttering General Sheet Metal Work Phone 679-2l26 Yadkinville A Modern Department Store Elkin 0 pam QW Q EAST BEND DRIVE-IN THEATRE with Drag Racing Every Sunday Afternoon Highway 67 East Bend HALL BROTHERS Service and Groceries Amercian Gas and Oil S and H Green Stamps New 421 - 3 Miles West of Yadkinville Phone 468-4207 Electric Comfort Heating is trouble-free! Enjoy trouble-free operation and save on repair bills with flameless electric comfort heating. The only moving parts are in standard ther- mostats, so there's virtually nothing to wear out or re- place. Swltch to - r Kliwslv x . X , electricity . K' , A , DUKE POWER fora X V ' I' num nu I L'9f K gf W CAFETER I AS Your Kind ot Eating Place Remember - You Always Save at Belk's TWO Locations . Cherry Street Parkway Plaza E'k'n PA 3-6375 PA 4 8103 Winston-Salem, North Carolina ,. I Ir F PL A . Cokeputs l i n l sparkle in fy Ml ' I 'f l your party TTC, xl i ' . gg' - l I X Winston Coca - Cola Bottling Company 109 H I BCO PLASTICS Phone 679-3871 Yadkinville Downtown Parkway Plaza Reynolda Manor Winston-Salem, North Carolina HOLCONlB'S GROCERY 8: SERVICE Wash - Lubrication - Polish Auto Accessories - Groceries 421 West Phone 679-5936 Yadkinvi l le W. N. IRELAND INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance of All Kinds George M. Holmes Paul Brandon Phone 679-4561 Yadkinville Sheek-Taylor Drugs -Prescription Specialist- Drugs Sundries Cosmetics Soda Fountain Phone 679-4531 Yadkinville HOIVIE AND AUTO SUPPLY Your Firestone Dealer Appliances Records Television Yadkinvi l le BROWN ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Furniture House Furnishings Floor and Wall Tile Linoleum Carpeting Clothing For the Entire Family Phone 679-2161 West Main Street Yadkinville O I Misses . Ladies - 5 r -'L' 9 i s MACKI E'S CREDIT JEWELERS Young Men's and Student's Clothing Its Easy to Pay the Mackie Way Yadkinville, North Carolina F G MEAD Phone 679-3311 Exquisite Fashions Barbara A. Williams Phone 679-4141 Mrs. Grady Mackie, Owner Owner Yadkinville YADKIN DRUG STORE Prescription Service TAYLOR WARE HOU SE CO. Drugs Sundries WlnS1'On'SClern Cosmetics Soda Fountain Phone PA 2'6949 Phone 679-2191 Yadkinville A Sale Evert' DOY YADKIN FURNITURE COMPANY Household Furnishings Electrical Appliances Phone 679-2286 Yadkinville AIRPORT 66 SERVICE New and Used Tires and Tubes Tire Recapping Diesel Fuel Gas Phone 679-2721 Yadkinvslle CRATER-HOOTS FURNITURE YADKINVILLE CLO11-IING COMPANY Yadkinville Clothing Company Phone 679-2261 Yadkinville YADKI N LUMBER COMPANY Rough and Finished Lumber Building Material Call Our Number For Lumber Phone 679-391 1 Yadkinville YADKI N CLEANERS Send you Iaundry when you send your cleaning Complete Service Cne Call Does It All Phone 679-333I Yadkinville WILLIAMS AND GENTRY GROCERY Groceries - Meats - Amoco Gas Yadkinville Established was I , -S' 1 V V CID THERE'S NU PIACE LIKE HOME A good store faithfully serving homeowners North Liberty at 6th in Winston-Salem BAII'Y'S TIRE SERVICE, INC. Yadkinville, N.C. - Phone 96I-2718 Boonville, N.c. - Phone 367-2772 Mocksville, N.C. - Phone 634-2365 Expert Recapping Mc Leo d ' s CRISSIVIAN CLOIHIERS Men's and Ladies' Sports Wear Botany 500 Harburt Phone 367-26I8 Boonville SHELL , 17. rffr o-5 I 'igf i f .IONESVILLE DRUG gf, Jonesville, North Carolina ' Phone 679-999i Yadkinville 112 I BANK CF YADKIN Deposits Insured Up To 510,000 For Each Deposiror Now is Gur 58th Year of Operation We Welcome The Opporfunify to Serve Your Banking Needs Yadkinvi I le BOCOCK-STRCUD COMPANY Dependable since 192i Winston-Salem Phone PA 4-2421 113 ADAMS ESSO r Wash - Polish - Lubrication Tires - Tubes - Accessories Frear Adams Proprietor Phone 679-9901 Yadkinville A M Nancy and Barbara Harris on win state honors in 4-I-I 'ii U S Vi 't Si 0 G 9 W SP Club work with their prize dairy cows and records. Yadkinville students received special honors for outstand- ing achievement during the year. SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS Betsy Shore, with her project onthe use of math in music, placed second in the Junior Physical divi - sion of the Yadkin County Science Fair and received honorable mention at the District Fair held at Wake Brenda Todd receives Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award. . , A 'e Forest College. r ' ' if ,., cg' . Chris Yeager won first place in the Senior ' N.. 3' Biological division of the County Fair with , 559' A' f C . .I ,.,. I , 1 her exhibit of Yadkin County ferns. 4 5, V If g N i r X , xi ' 1 Z2 5 f nw-H . 7 I i is : r K f 1 . A 4 I Y i 5 l I V 'Q 3 Roger Holt and Kent C a s s t e v e n s received first place 4 B, honors in the Elementary Physical division of the County i i Science fair with their project on the structure of com- ll i pounds. 114 BRENDA TODD Valedictorian RACHEL JACKSON Chief UFIIOT' GTISINJIS JUDITHWOOTEN , , W, by 3 V 1 ,J Q? , ' sa X V Qs.: Sclwowslcic I-.snows Ways-, - CA ROL MOORE Salutatorian 1 fy 'NSF A I . 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