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THE 1965

FAR ECHOES Published By Students of

FARMER SCHOOL

FARMER, NORTH CAROLINA

Randolph Public Library

Ashcbsro, North Carolina

ANNUAL STAFF

Mr. Robert Allen ADVISOR

Janey Hill Worth Younts BUSINESS SPORTS MANAGER

Carol Moffitt EDITOR

Roy Yates SPORTS

Eddie Walker ASS'T-EDITOR

Larry Lassiter ACTIVITIES

Gayle Sprinkle ART

A LL THE THINGS

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VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE

PHYSICAL ED UCA TION

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DEDICA TION We, the Senior Class of 1965, do dedicate this

annual to you, our parents. Perhaps it can show in part the love we have and the thanks we owe for your kindness, your discipline, your help, and your counsel through the past years.

Throughout our lives these years spent under your guidance will remain unforgettable memories of our happy youth. Our thanks go to you for these memories.

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Secretary Mrs. Winfred Hammond

P R I N C I P A L S

M E S S A G E

We now find ourselves near the end of another school year. For the Senior Class this is the end of the last year as far as high school is concerned. For some of you this means that your "formal" education will have reached the terminal point. For others your "formal" education will remain a part of your life for months and even years to come. No matter which cate¬ gory you fall into, remember that in many ways "all living is an education." You have the challenge to continue your educa¬ tion and to improve your status as an individual, whether it be in one of our great educational institutions, or in the greatfield of work experience.

I hope as you go out to face the future you will always cherish the good things you have learned. I trust that you will ever strive for progress in your chosen field.

It has been a personal pleasure for me to have been asso¬ ciated with you, I am happy for you and proud of youfor having reached this important milepost along life's highway.

As you make your departure from Farmer High School you take with you my hopes and my prayers for a very happy and a very prosperous life. Take good care of yourselves, be thought¬ ful of your fellowman, and never forget our Creator who loves and guides us through all our days.

Mr. R. C. Adams Vocational Agriculture

Mr. Robert Allen Social Studies

John S. Castelloe Civics - Coach

Mrs. Ersal Garner Guidance

J. Warren George Mathematics

Patrick W. Hedrick Physical Education Coach

Sara C. Rhyne Home Economics

James K. Sledge English - French

Mary H. Watson Librarian

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MASCOTS Mark Hunt Nancy McBride

CLASS OF

FLOWER: 65 COLORS:

White Carnation Green and White

MOTTO:

The bigger the task, the harder we strive.

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS

President Secretary Reporters

. Steve Henley Vice President.Steve Routh

. . . Janet Hill Treasurer.Eddie Walker

. Carol Moffitt Tim Vuncannon

MARLENE BUMGARDNER BETTY ALLMON

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KENNETH CRANFORD JUDY FARLOW

KARL ELLIOT

SENIORS DIANE GARNER

NANCY GUNTER GLENDA HAMILTON

BRENDA HANDY

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BRENDA HARDISTER MARGIE HARRIS STEVE HARRIS

SENIORS CAROL HARVELL

STEVE HENLEY JANET HILL JOHNNY HILL

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ANN HOOVER BRENDA K3NDLEY

MILDRED JARRELL

SENIORS REBA KINDLEY

KENNETH LAMBETH M. H. LEWALLEN LARRY LASSITER

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DELORES LEWIS SIDNEY LOWE RICHARD LUTHER

SENIORS ALTON MANESS

HURLEY Me BRIDE GERRELENE MeDOWELL LARRY MeDOWELL

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SENIORS DIANNE PIERCE

STEVE ROUTH

GARY MYERS

JUDITH POOLE LINDA RIDGE

LILLY McDOWELL CAROL MOFFITT

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SENIORS JIMMY SNIDER

GAYLE SPRINKLE NANCY STALEY TIM VUNCANON

BETSY SEXTON NANCY SMITH

GENIE RUSSELL

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EDDIE WALKER IRIS WAYNICK TERESA WAY

PHILIP WILLIAMS SENIORS

ROY YATES RONALD YORK WORTH YOUNTS

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CLA SS POEM CLA SS SONG

As little tots we began to strive

To reach our goal, the Class of '65.

A step up the ladder we climbed each year,

With the help of parents and teachers dear.

We'll ne'er forget the fun we've had,

The joys we've shared, both good and bad.

Our work, our sports, activities, too.

All of these we leave to you.

As we part, our lives to live,

May we attempt our best to give.

We ask God's guidance as onward we strive

To make you proud of our Class--'65.

Class Poet, Nancy Smith

(Tune: Beneath The Cross of Jesus)

Within the halls of Farmer We stand to leave at last; We're sad to leave old Farmer High And high school days that's past. Our parents, teachers, friends so dear, Have helped us every day. We thank you for your helpfulness, Your kindness and your praise.

We've loved the work, we've tried hard, And all the games of fun, The tasks here at our dear old school, Have quickly come and gone. We'll cherish all the memories. They're held within each heart We stand to bid farewell tonight For each has done his part.

No matter what we do-- Or if we're far or near, There'll be that one and only sound-- Far echoes in our ears. We know not what the future holds, But we will always pray, God guide this Class of '65 As we all go our way.

Song Writer Gayle Sprinkle

CLASS HISTORY

Four years ago the Senior Class of 1965 entered High School. It was a new adventure for all of us and we were eager to begin under the customary name, "Green Freshmen." Our Freshmen advisors were: Miss Frances Evans, Mr. Eli Smith, and Mr. Talmadge Williams. Our class officers were: President, Caro! Moffitt; Vice President, Geraldene Durham; Secretary, Gerrelene McDowell; and Treasurer, Dianne Garner. Our year was full of work but we found time for pleas¬ ure too.

Time passed quickly and in 1962 we were Soph¬ omores. Those elected as officers were: President, Eddie Walker; Vice President, Worth Younts; Secre¬ tary, Gayle Sprinkle; Treasurer, Carol Moffitt; and Reporters; Roy Yates and Steve Henley. Our advisors were Mrs. Verna Russ, Mrs. Mary Watson, and Miss Loberta McNeill. Those receiving the honor of being tapped into the Beta Club were: Ann Hoover, Carol Moffitt, Gayle Sprinkle, Teresa Way, Larry Lassiter, and Worth Younts. Our activities included a trip to the State Fair.

In the fall of 1963 we returned to school with the title of Juniors. We were greatly aware of the re¬ sponsibilities ahead of us. Mrs. Betty Sue Miller and Mrs. Verna Russ were our advisors. Our class of¬ ficers were: President, Eddie Walker; Vice President, Worth Younts; Secretary, Joyce Cagle; Treasurer, Roy Yates, and Reporter, Carol Moffitt. The person re¬ ceiving the honor of being tapped into the Beta Club was Gerrelene McDowell. We began preparation for the Junior-Senior Banquet early. On May 8, 1964, our

plans and work came to life. Another occasion we looked forward to was the ordering of class rings, which was another step to becoming Seniors. As our part in graduation the Juniors carried archways for Class Night. Those chosen as Marshals were Carol Moffitt and Worth Younts, Co-Chiefs; other marshals were Gayle Sprinkle, Ann Hoover, Gerrelene McDowell, Teresa Way, and Larry Lassiter. We were sorry to see the Seniors leave, but proud of the fact that we would take their place.

We returned as Seniors in 1964. It did not take long for us to realize the tasks before us. We were all proud of our class rings because we felt we had earned the honor of wearing them. Our class officers were: President, Steve Henley; Vice President, Eddie Walker; Treasurer, Steve Routh; Secretary, Janet Hill; and Reporters, Carol Moffitt and Tim Vuncannon. Mr. Robert Allen and Mr. James Sledge were our advisors. Mildred Jarrell received the honor of being tapped into the Beta Club. Our initial task was the publishing of the "Far Echoes." The annual staff was selected and worked hard to make the best yearbook ever published.

For twelve years we have shared our joys and sorrows. We wish to express our sincerest gratitude to our teachers, parents, and friends for helping us reach our goal. As we part, each in his own direction, we are fully aware of our indebtedness to our school. May we be led by the Almighty God and be able to look back on our memories at Farmer High School.

Teresa Way Class Historian

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MOST INTELLECTUAL Worth Younts Carol Moffitt

SENIOR

BEST ALL AROUND Nancy Gunter Steve Routh

MOST POPULAR Janet Hill

Steve Henley

SUPERLATIVES

BEST LOOKING Deloris Lewis Steve Henley

MOST DEPENDABLE Linda Ridge

Eddie Walker

SENIOR

MOST TALENTED Gayle Sprinkle Tim Vuncannon

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MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Carol Moffitt Eddie Walker

SUPERLA TIVES

WITTIEST Nancy Gunter Steve Routh

MOST ATHLETIC Janet Hill Roy Yates

SENIOR SUPERLATIVES

CLASS BABIES Dianne Pierce

Hurley McBride

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JUNIOR OFFICERS President . . . Vice-President

Secretary . . .

Gary Tesh Treasurer Carter Sink Reporters Artie Poole

. Steve Brower Amy Thornburg

Fred Hill

Bob Balderson Sue Bescher Steve Brower Harvy Brown

Scott Bunting

Brenda Cagle Donna Cagle Roy Cranford

Beverly Deaton Judy Fagge Donald Freeman Mildred Hancock

Jolie Handy Fred Hill Kenneth Hill Herman Hogan

JUNIORS

Patricia Hogan Barbara Hoover Donald Hoover Brenda J. Hunt

Janet Hunt Larry Hunt Virginia Hunt Barbara Kearns

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Janice Kearns Ricky Lucas Billy McDowell Lauren McDowell

Wayne McDowell Jimmy McElreath Richard Miller Ruby Miller

JUNIORS

Lawrence Moffitt Douglas Nance Artie Poole Judy Ann Poole

Judy Ridge Callie Russell Pallie Russell Gloria Sexton

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Susan Shortsleeve Carter Sink Linda Small Peggy Small

Judy Smith Jerry Snider Gayle Surratt Carol Swanney

JUNIORS

Gary Tesh Amy Thornburg Dale Thornburg Janet Tysinger

Randy Walker Tawana Walker Dalton Yates Jayne Yates

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SOPHOMORE OFFICERS

President . . . Vice-President

Ronald Pierce Secretary.Nancy Hunt Sylvia Robbins Treasurer.Jimmy Routh

Reporter.Harriet Watson

Lynn Adams Sharon Armstrong Bobby Batten

Becky Bell Janie Besher

Billy Bishop Wanda Bray

Jane Bulla Garrett Byrd

Roger Cagle Larry Callicut

Alton Causey Mickey Causey

Dennis Cranford Ronald Dunn

Clifford Elliott Harold Farlow

Harold Freeman Janice Freeman

SOPHOMORES

Tommy Freeman Brenda Goins

Boyce Herlocker Tommy Hill

Mary Hill Vickie Hill

Panzie Hinson Jo Ann Hulin Kathy Hogan Brenda Hunt

Brenda Hunt Calvin Hunt

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Eddie Hunt Nancy Hunt Carol Kearns Wanda Kindley Harold Lanier Margaret Hunt Patricia Hunt Barbara Kindley Harold Kinley Jean Latham

SOPHOMORES

Renda Maness Morris Nance Johnny Parker Mary Petree Jackie Pierce Linville McDowell Joe Parker Jackie Payne Brantley Pierce Ronald Pierce

Pauline Latham Donald Luck

Ronda Pierce Dennis Ridge

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Judy Robbins Sylvia Robbins

Joe Russell Jimmy Routh

Mary Seay Wayne Simmons

John Sharp Bryce Smith

David Smith Wayne Snider

Burnice Staley William Summey

SOPHOMORES

Doris Swaney Kenneth Sykes

Jessie Tucker Paget Tysinger

Bobby Varner Jolene Voncannon

Bonnie Walker Harriett Watson

Patsy Waynick Hazel Yates

Dianne York Jerry Younts

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FRESHMAN OFFICERS

President - Steve Hinesly Vice-President - Dempsey Lowe

Secretary - Sandra Holland Treasurer - Janice Wood

Reporter - Wanda Hoover

INITIA TION

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Janet Barnes Becky Causey Johnny Batten Donnie Cornelison

Jeanne Creakman Billy Crotts

Janie Day Jerry Elliot

Annie Sue Farlow Horace Freeman Glenda Farlow Rosemary Freeman

FRESHMEN

Eugene Graves Patricia Green Ronald Gearren Vicki Greene

Roy Gregory Laura Halker

Glenda Harris Harold Harris.

Joyce Hill Rachel Hill

Steve Hinsley Glenny Hinson

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Ronny Hogan Sandra Holland

Brenda Hoover Linda Hoover Steve Hoover Gail Hoover Patsy Hoover Wanda Hoover

Joyce Hulin Rachel Hulin

Mildred Hunt Samuel Hunt

FRESHMEN

Betty Kearns Patsy Kearns

Albert Kinnley Elaine Lambeth Carolyn Lanier Ann Jones Arnold Lanier Regina Loflin

Dempsey Lowe Charles McDowell

Donald McDowell Faye McDowell

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Jesse McDowell Maxton McDowell

Johnny McElreath Buddy Miller

Edward Moore Melvin Morton

Regina Morton Alton Nance

Gary Nance Libby Newsome

Linda Parrish Gene Pierce

FRESHMEN

Kay Presnell Larry Rich

Larsen Small Betty Snider

Shirley Snow Marshall Varner Donald Spoon Janice Wood

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ACTIVITIES

AUTOGRAPHS

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BETA CLUB

ADVISOR Mrs. Ersal Garner

PRESIDENT Worth Younts

JUNIOR BETA CLUB

ADVISOR Mr. Marion Pierce

PRESIDENT Betty Snider

LIBRARY CLUB

ADVISOR Miss Sarah Rhyne

PRESIDENT Judy Poole

FUTURE HOMEMAKERS

ADVISOR Mrs. Mary Watson

PRESIDENT Judy Poole

FRENCH CLUB

ADVISOR Mr. James Sledge

PRESIDENT Steve Brower

FUTURE FARMERS OF

AMERICA

ADVISOR Mr. R. C. Adams

PRESIDENT Roy Yates

FUTURE TEACHERS

OF AMERICA

ADVISOR Mr. Daniel Kruger

PRESIDENT Steve Routh

FUTURE BUSINESS

LEADERS OF AMERICA

ADVISOR Miss Shirley Metcalfe

PRESIDENT Scott Bunting

MATH CLUB

ADVISOR Mr. J. Warren George

PRESIDENT Eddie Walker

PEP CLUB

ADVISOR

Miss Shirley Metcalfe

DRAMATICS CLUB

ADVISOR Mr. Robert Howell

PRESIDENT Artie Poole

BUS DRIVERS

Senior Attendant Delores Lewis

Freshman Attendant Janice Wood

QUEEN Janet Hill

Sophomore Attendant Vickie Hill

HOMECOMING ROYALTY

Junior Attendant Artie Poole

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SCOREKEEPERS Eddie Walker Larry Lassiter

FARMER CONFERENCE SCORES 1965

GIRLS

Farmer 2 6.Seagrove 31 Farmer 49.Gray's Chapel 29 Farmer 41.Coleridge 35 Farmer 29.Liberty 30 Farmer 29.Franklinville 36 Farmer 51.Ramseur 20 Farmer 24.Seagrove 27 Farmer 56.Gray's Chapel 42 Farmer 54.Coleridge 31 Farmer 25.Liberty 36 Farmer 46.Franklinville 35 Farmer 55.Ramseur 30

BOYS

Farmer 70.Seagrove 32 Farmer 90.Gray's Chapel 60 Farmer 70.Coleridge 54 Farmer 44.Liberty 52 Farmer 76.Franklinville 56 Farmer 71.Ramseur 48 Farmer 77.Seagrove 38 Farmer 73.Gray's Chapel 53 Farmer 104.Coleridge 73 Farmer 61.Liberty 53 Farmer 65.Franklinville 64 Farmer 68.Ramseur 60

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GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM

CO-CAPTAINS

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FORWARD Janie Bescher

GUARD Rosemary Freeman

GUARD Janet Hill

GUARD Carol Kearns

GUARD Carol Moffitt

FORWARD Amy Thornburg

FORWARD Patsy Waynick

FORWARD Jayne Yates

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BOYS’ BASKETBALL TEAM

CO-CAPTAINS

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FORWARD Roy Yates

GUARD Worth Younts

CENTER Sidney Lowe

FORWARD Carter Sink

GUARD Steve Brower

BASEBALL TEAM Coach — Mr. Patrick Hedrick

SENIORS

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CHEERLEADERS

Advisor Miss Shirley Metcalfe

Co-Chief Artie Poole

(Not Pictured)

Chief Delores Lewis

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MONOGRAM CLUB

ADVISOR Mr. Pat Hedrick

PRESIDENT Roy Yates

LIBERTY

Look at the "dummy" with the whistle in his mouth.

The name of the game is Canadian Football

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ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

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ELEMENTARY TEACHERS

Mrs. Henrietta Newlin - Grade 1

Mrs. Ola Bisher - Grade 2

Mrs. Mary Walker - Grade 2

Mrs. Max Overton - Grade 2

Mrs. Meredith Thornburg - Grade 3

Mrs. Lucy Cranford - Grade 3

Mrs. Edna Howard - Grade 4

Mrs. Robert A. Howell - Grade 4

Miss Leah Hammond - Grade 5

Mrs. Eunice Morgan - Grade 5

Mrs. Mabel Smith - Grade 6

Mrs. Edith Kearns - Grade 6

Mr. Allen Prevost - Grade 6 & 7

Mr. Marion Pierce - Grade 7

Mrs. Jane Caudle - Grade 7

Mrs. Myrtle Bailey - Grade 8

Mr. Harold Sharp - Grade 8

Mrs. Blanche Elliot

EIGHTH GRADE

Judy Adams Joetta Allen Phil Barnes Lynn Cockerham Harold Cole Louella Davis Alvin Dunn

Marvene Elliott Kay Garner Phil Garner Timothy Gooch Phyllis Green Becky Harris Faye Harris

Teresa Henson Larry Hill Bertha Hughes Brenda Hughes Jo Ann Hulin Robert Hulin Olga Hurley

Sheryl Hurley Delana Hussey Wanda Ingold Hollis Kearns Lynn Kearns Diane Lambeth Roy Lambeth

Beverly Lanier Debbie Lanier Frankie Lanier David Loflin Shirlyn Loflin Johnny Luther Lynn Luther

Naimo Luther Linda Mabe Wanda Martin Cynthia McBride Ken McDowell Lynda McDowell Lynn McDowell

Rita Moore Ronnie Moore Steve Nance Donald Parker Mike Pierce Elaine Quick Diane Ridge

Jo Ann Ridge Doris Russell Myrtle Russell Brenda Shortsleeve Hilda Sink Betty Snider Jerry Stoker

Gordon Surratt Jamie Surratt Ronald Tesh Jimmy Walker Belinda Watson Carol White Larry Williamson

SEVENTH GRADE Terry Allmon Jimmy Allred Mary Ruth Bennett Shelia Jo Brower Faye Bunting Harold Cagle Ritzel Cagle Ronda Cagle

Ronnie Cagle Tim Callicutt Betty Cole Willard Coletrain Aaron Cranford Alan Creakman Rebecca Creakman Frankie Dunn

Junior Dunn Judy Freeman Donnie Hardister Gail Hardister Buddy Harris Donald Herlocker Donnie Hill Sharon Hinshaw

Danny Hogan A. J. Hughes Claude Hulin Fred Hulin Joe Hulin Judy Jarrell Pete Jarrell Glenda Kearns

Mark Klass Ronald Lanier Edward Loflin Pam Loflin Sidney Loflin Barbara Luck Larry Luther Michael Luther

Shelia Me Bride Benny Me Dowell Brenda Me Dowell David Me Dowell Dwight Me Dowell Mary Alice Me Dowell Steve Me Dowell Nancy Miller

Jeanette Moore R. L. Moore Larry Poole Karen Rich Larry Royal Jane Russell Montie Salmons Roy Sanders

Ronnie Saunders Carolyn Satterfield Melvin Seay Danny Simmons Donnie Small Betty Snider Bobby Snider Tommy Snider

Donna Spencer Kathi Spencer Phil Starling Teddy Suggs Vickie Teague Mary Ellen Trotter Barbara Tucker Eugene Tucker

Hichara tysinger Judy Waynick Linda Wilson Dennis Yates

SIXTH GRADE Timmy Armstrong Elaine Balderson David Barnes Cynthia Beecraft Patsy Bell Bobby Bray Larry Brewer Charles Cagle

Don Cagle Donny Cagle Lawerence Cagle Eve Davis Judy Fields Elaine Garner Ginger Garner Roger Green

Sandra Green Niny Gribb Jane Harris Mike Harris Lawrence Hoover Jimmy Hulin Betty Hunt Steve Hunt

Judy Ingold Betty Ingram Brenda Jarrell Kathy Jester Carolyn Johnson Lynn Johnson Linda Kearns Bobby King

Martha Lanier Mary Latham Glenda Loflin Walter Luther Brenda Mabe Clinton McDowell Douglas McDowell Wanda McDowell

Joe Morgan Gayle Moore Gayle Nicolus Andy Overman Eddie Overman Suzanne Petree Tamara Richardson Tony Rogers

Bobby Russell Sarah Russell Larue Salmons Dianne Sanders Brenda Seabolt Milford Shaw Rickey Skeen Ann Spilman

Linda Starling Kathy Surratt Vickie Surratt Judy Swaney Mike Thompson Billy Tuttle Johnny Tysinger Dianne Varner

Janet Vuncannon Amy Walker Mark Walker Huston Yates

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FIFTH GRA DE

Neal Apple Mary Alice Barnes Frankie Brewer Terry Cagle Cynthia Coletrane Tony Cranford Wayne Davis

Donna Fowler Mary Freeman Diane Garner Jeanette Garner Patty Sue Garner Randy Harris Raymond Hayden

Deborah Henson Melinda Henson Debby Hill Dale Hoover Eddie Hoover Janet Hoover Terry Hogan

Eddie Hughes Leroy Hughes Eddie Hulin Lester Hulin Tommy Jerrell Terry Johnson Matthew Klass

Kieth Lambeth Brenda Lanier Debby Luther Junior Luther Kathy Luther Kerry Martin Gary McBride

Bobby McDowell Nancy McDowell Tony McDowell Pat McElreathe John Moore Jackie Morgan Derwayne Morton

Iva Jean Nance C. W. Newsome Gayle Pertle Thomas Pierce Kathy Jo Poole Sandra Salmon Judy Seabolt

Lynn Small Connie Snider Carlee Spencer Tony Stakey Allen Surratt Mary Voncanon Martha Voncanon

Flora Kay Walker Steve Williams

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FOURTH GRADE

Phyliss Barnes Shirley Beane Roger Brewer Danny Brower Dallas Bunting Marjorie Cagle Ronnie Cornelison

Dianne Creakman Patsy Garren Tony Goins Alice Gordon Lynn Hardister Ricky Hardister Roger Hayden

Donald Hinson Ricky Hogan Phyliss Hoover Rena Hoover Johnny Hughes Roger Hughes Ronald Hughes

Franklin Hulin Rhonda Jester Marston Johnson Charles Kearns Wayne Kinney Dianne Lanier Danny Luther

Edward Luther Karen Luther Sammy Luther Becky McDowell Dianne Moore Cathy Morton Ralph Moore

Richard Pierce Larry Poole Gay Pyrtle James Ridge Susan Ridge David Russell Kathy Ann Russell

Patty Russell Rhonda Sanders Becky Saunders Jerry Saunders Wanda Seay Gail Small Laresa Smith

Elaine Strider Douglas Suggs Richard Suggs Betsy Surratt David Thornburg Ronnie Thompson Wilbur Trotter

Margaret Varner Nathan Varner Reitzel Vuncannon Brenda Walker Cathy Williams Gail Williams Brenda Yates

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THIRD GRADE

Loretta Allmon William Barton Douglas Becraft Mike Brower Perry Callicutt Bradley Clifton Wanda Creakman Jackie Davis

Martha Davis Kay Delk Shelia Fields Billy Garner Brooks Garner Clegg Garner Gwen Gordon June Gordon

Rickie Green Nita Gregg Leesa Hammond Danny Hardister Ricky Hayden Willie J. Hayes Edna Henley Roberta Henley

Craig Hill Jerry Hill Wilda Hill Ronnie Hinshaw Ann Hogan Carol Hoover Jerry Hughes Thomas Hughes

Patty Hunt Larry Jarrell Nathan Johnson Sharon Kearns Audrey Kelley Johnny Kidd Judy Kidd Eddie Lambert

Bobby Lambeth Jimmy Lanier Jeffrey Loflin David Luther Louis Luther Larry Mabe Mark Me Dowell Steve Morris

Martha Nance James Newsome Patty Newsome Roger Newsome Deborah Nicholas Vanessa Parker Randy Parrish Janet Pyrtle

Nancy Russell Roaxann Salmons Janet Seabolt Cherry Shaw Teresa Skeen Teresa Small Sylvia Staker Patricia Tesh

Cindy Trotter Sheryl Tucker William Vuncannon Todd Walker Roger Waynick Sheila Williams Spencer Wilson

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SECOND GRADE

Terri Allen Cynthia Bailey Edsel Barnes Deborah Barns Wayne Brewer Tony Cagle Steve Castelloe

Debbie Clifton James Davis Johnny Dunn Judy Frye Cindy Garner Emily Garner Franklin Garner

Wayne Garner Donnie Gordon Pandora Hammond Randy Hayden Donald Hill Earlene Hill Rebecca Hinson

Stansel Hoover James Hughes Michael Hughes Patricia Hughes Ronnie Hulin Larry Hulin Gary Hunt

Dwight Hussey Luthenna Hyler Cynthia King Gary Kinney Martha Klass Dervanda Lambeth Karen Lambeth

Donald Lanier Jefferson Lanier Gail Lowe Delores Luther Jerry Luther Martin Luther Michael Mabe

Gregory McDowell Elizabeth Moore Darlene Morgan Donald Poole Terry Pyrtle Randall Rule Leslie Russell

Michael Small Brant Smith Pamela Smith Vickie Snider Rhonda Suggs Rhonda Varner Douglas Walker

Scarlet Wilson Wayne Wilson

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FIRST GRADE

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Judy Allred Carolyn Brown Danny Coltrane Teresa Cranford William Delk Carolyn Garner

Perry Gains Ronald Gordon Stevie Gordon Janice Gordon Johnny Green Debora Hammond

Rickey Henley Billy Ray Hill Tim Hill Stevie Hill Estelle Hill Julie Hopkins

Michael Hunt Donnie Hyler Neil Johnson Ricky Leonard Martha Luck Tammy Luther

Timmy Luther Melba Luther Roger Luther Billy McDowell Lucita Meeks Debbie Newsome

Bobby Parrish Darlene Poe Jan Poole Teresa Russell Douglas Smith Annette Swink

Sharon Thompson Brent Tucker

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SENIOR STA TISTICS

BETTY ALMON FHA 1,2,3,4; Dramatics Club 1,2,3; FBLA 3.

MARLENE BUMGARDNER FBLA 3,4; Dramatics Club 1; Health Careers Club 2.

KENNETH CRANFORD French Club 3; FFA 1,2.

KARL ELLIOTT FFA 1,2,3,4; FTA 4.

JUDY FARLOW 4-H Club 1; Dramatics Club 2,4.

DIANE GARNER Class Officer 1; Library Club 2,3,4; FBLA Club.

NANCY GUNTER FTA 2,4; FHA 1,2,3, Officer 2,3; Senior Superlative 4.

GLENDA HAMILTON FHA 2,3,4; FBLA 3,4; Officer 4; Dramatics Club 1,2,4.

BRENDA HANDY FBLA 3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Monogram Club 4.

BRENDA HARDISTER FHA 1,2,3,4; Officer 3; FTA 1; Health Careers Club 2.

MARGIE HARRIS FBLA 4.

STEVE HARRIS Monogram Club 2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3.

CAROL HARVELL Library Club 4, Officer 3; FHA 3.

STEVE HENLEY Class Pres. 4; Basketball 3,4; Monogram Club 4, Offi¬ cer 4.

JANET HILL Basketball 1,2,3,4; FTA 1,2,3,4, Officer 4; Annual Staff 4.

JOHNNY HILL FFA 2,3,4; Math Club 3,4.

ANN HOOVER Jr. Beta 1; Sr. Beta 2,3,4; FTA 2,3,4.

MILDRED JARRELL Beta Club 4; FBLA 3; Officer 4; Student Council 3.

BRENDA KINDLEY FBLA 4; Dramatics Club 1; Library Club 1.

REBA KINDLEY Library Club 4; Dramatics Club 1,4; 4-H Club 1.

KENNETH LAMBETH FFA 1,2,3,4; Officer 3; Bus driver 3,4; Scorekeeper 3.

LARRY LASSITER Beta Club 2,3,4; Junior Marshal 3; Annual staff 4.

M. H. LEWALLEN FFA 1,2,3,4.

DELORES LEWIS Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Chief 4; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4, Officer 4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Officer 4.

SIDNEY LOWE Basketball 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4.

RICHARD LUTHER FFA 1,2,3; FTA 2; Bus Driver 3,4.

ALTON MANESS FFA 1.2; Bus Driver 3,4; FBLA.

HURLEY McBRIDE Bus Driver 3,4; Senior Superlative 4.

GERRELENE McDOWELL Beta Club 3,4, Officer 4; Junior Marshal 3; FTA 1,2,3, 4.

LARRY McDOWELL FFA 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Bus Driver 3,4.

LILLIE McDOWELL Library Club 2,3; Dramatics Club 4; FBLA 4.

CAROL MOFFITT Editor of Annual 4; Beta Club 1,2,3,4; County Pres. 3; Basketball 4.

GARY MYERS FFA 1,2,3,4; Bus Driver 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4.

DIANNE PIERCE FBLA 3,4; Dramatics Club 1,2,4; FHA 3,4.

JUDITH POOLE FHA 1,2,3,4; Pres. 4; FBLA 3,4; Dramatics Club 1,2,4.

LINDA RIDGE FHA 1,2,4; Officer 4; FBLA 3; Dramatics Club 1,2.

STEVE ROUTH FTA 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; Math Club 3,4; Class Officer 4.

GENIE RUSSEL Bus Driver 3,4; Library Club 3; FBLA 3,4.

BETSY SEXTON Library Club 2,3; Dramatics Club 1,2,4; FBLA 3,4.

NANCY SMITH FHA 1,2,3,4; Officer 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Monogram

Club 3,4.

JIMMY SNIDER FFA 1,2,3,4; Bus Driver 2; Dramatics Club 2.

GAYLE SPRINKLE Beta Club 1,2,3,4, Officer 1,3,4; Junior Marshall 3; An¬

nual Staff 4.

NANCY STALEY FHA 1,2,3; Health Club 1,2; Dramatics Club 1,3,2.

TIM VUNCANON School reporter 4; FTA 1,2,3,4; Math Club 3,4.

EDDIE WALKER Class Officer 2,3,4; FTA 1,2,3,4, Officer 4; Bus Driver

2,3,4‘ TERESA WAY Beta Club 2,3,4, Officer 3,4; FBLA 3,4, Officer 4; Stu¬

dent Council 2.

IRIS WAYNICK Basketball 1,2; FHA 1,3,4; FBLA 3, Officer 3.

PHIL WILLIAMS FFA 1,2,3,4, Officer 4; Bus Driver 3,4.

ROY YATES Basketball 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Mono¬

gram Club 3,4. RONALD YORK

Bus Driver 4; Baseball 1; FFA 1,2.

WORTH YOUNTS Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Beta

Club 2,3,4, Pres. 3,4.

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT

We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Sixty Five of Farmer High School, in the state of North Carolina in the county of Randolph, being of sound mind and realizing that our school days are about to end, do make, declare and publish this our Last Will and Testament.

ARTICLE I

Item 1 - To Mr. Castelloe, we leave our gratitude for his help during the past two years.

Item 2 - To the teachers, we leave our never ending apprecia¬ tion for their efforts to teach us to make the best of what we have.

ARTICLE II

Item 1 - To the Juniors, we leave the title of "mighty seniors" and the jobs that go along with it.

Item 2 - To the Sophomores,we leave the pleasure and excite¬ ment of attending their first banquet.

Item 3 - To the Freshmen, we leave the beat up building and hope they too will become Seniors one day.

ARTICLE HI

Item 1 - I, Betty Allmon, will my good times in Business Math to anyone who will enjoy it as much as I did.

Item 2-1, Marlene Bumgardner, will a top locker to my sis¬ ter, Vickie.

Item 3-1, Kenneth Cranford, will my ability to have nothing and like it to anyone who thinks he can get along without it.

Item 4-1, Karl Elliott, will my ability to take Chemistry be¬ fore completing Algebra I to anyone who would like to try it.

Item 5-1, Judy Farlow,will all my grades to my sister, Annie Sue, hoping she will do better than I have.

Item 6-1, Dianne Garner, will my ability to be engaged and graduate to any person who would like to try it.

Item 7-1, Nancy Gunter, will my two senior superlatives, Wittiest and Best All Around, to Lynn Adams and Vickie Hill.

Item 8-1, Brenda Handy,will my ability to get nothing done in study hall to Dale Thornburg.

Item 9-1, Glenda Hamilton, will my ability to stay in school twelve years to Carol Kearns and hope she will have as much fun as I did.

Item 10 - I, Brenda Hardister, will my locker to my brother, Ricky, hoping he can keep it in better condition than I have.

Item 11 - I, Margie Harris, will my last four years at Farmer to anyone who will enjoy them as much as I have.

Item 12 - I, Steve Harris, will my catching position in baseball to anyone who is crazy enough to go out for it.

Item 13 - I, Carol Harvell, will the long weekends to anyone who goes with a boy in the service.

Item 14 - I, Steve Henley, will my car keys to Bobby Thornburg so he won't have to push it any more.

Item 15-1, Janet Hill, will my superlative, Most Popular, to my brother, Tommy.

Item 16 - I, Johnny Hill, will my position in the Math Club to anyone who can hold the position.

Item 17 - I, Ann Hoover, have always heard that the grass is greener on the other side of the fence, now I will find out for myself.

Item 18 - I, Mildred Jarrell, will my Economic and Government notes to anyone who thinks he can translate them.

Item 19 - I, Brenda Kindley,will my senior year to anyone whc will enjoy it as much as I did.

Item 20 - I, Reba Kindley,will my good and bad times at Farm¬ er to my sister, Wanda.

Item 21 - I, Kenneth Lambeth, will my ability to drive a six cy¬

linder and not get caught for racing to anyone who can get away with it as good as I did.

Item 22 - I, Larry Lassiter, will my job, writing the Last Will and Testament, to anyone who thinks they are about to die.

Item 23 - I, M. H. Lewallen, will my ability to "pad" themes, term papers, etc. to Elaine Lambeth.

Item 24 - I, Delores Lewis, will my good times as chief cheer¬

leader to anyone who will enjoy it as much as I did.

Item 25-1, Sydney Lowe, will my ability as a fender bender to anyone who thinks they can bend as many as I did.

Item 26 - I, Richard Luther, will my bus no. 110 to anyone who is crazy enough to want the route.

Item 27 - I, Alton Maness, will my bus no. 115 to anyone who will enjoy driving it as much as I have.

Item 28 - I, Hurley McBride, will my superlative Class Baby to Steve Brower.

Item 29 - I, Gerrelene McDowell, will my ability to stay in the Beta Club,work on the weekends, and have a good time on Sun¬ day to my brother, Maxton, hoping he will enjoy it as much as I

did.

Item 30 - I, Larry McDowell, will my ability to drive to anyone who can keep it between the ditches.

Item 31 - I, Lilly McDowell, will my ability to graduate to my sister, Brenda.

Item 32 - I, Carol Moffitt, will my positions as editor of the annual and school reporter to anyone who likes headaches.

Item 33 - I, Gary Myers, will my ability to slide to Shake Hill.

Item 34 - I, Dianne Pierce,will my superlative, Class Baby, to Paget Tysinger, knowing that she willfulfill the needed require¬ ments.

Item 35 - I, Judith Poole, will all the good times I have had at Farmer High to anyone who thinks that they can enjoy it more than I did.

Item 36 - I, Linda Ridge, will my superlative, Most Dependable, to anyone who would like to mop floors for Mr. Howell.

Item 37 - We, Steve Routh and Worth Younts, will our half of the school to Mr. Sledge who owns the other half.

Item 38 - I, Genie Russell, will my ability to drive a bus to my twin sisters, Pallie and Callie.

Item 39 - I, Betsy Sexton, will my ability to graduate to Bonnie Walker.

Item 40 - I, Nancy Smith, will my job as statistician to Janice Wood hoping she will enjoy it as much as I did.

Item 41 - I, Jimmy Snider, will my good times at Farmer to my sister, Betty, hoping she will enjoy them as much as I did.

Item 42 - I, Gayle Sprinkle, will my superlative, Most Talented, to my sister, Tina, hoping she will enjoy music as much as I did.

Item 43 - I, Nancy Staley, will my good times, the ability to graduate and to be engaged to anyone who wants it.

Item 44 - I, Tim Vuncanon,will my superlative, Most Talented, to Gary Tesh.

Item 45 - I, Eddie Walker, will my job as time keeper to Law¬ rence Moffitt and bus no. 105 to Randy Walker hoping they will make good use of them.

Item 46 - I, Teresa Way, will my position as historian of the Senior Class to anyone who likes to dig up facts.

Item 47 - I, Iris Waynick, will my good times at Farmer High to anyone who will enjoy them as much as I did.

Item 48 - I, Phil Williams, will my bus no. 107 to anyone who can drive it a whole year without going crazy.

Item 49 - I, Roy Yates, will my position as co-captain of the basketball team to Steve Brower.

Item 50 - I, Ronald York, will my ability to talk as much as I

do to anyone who can take kidding better than I did.

ARTICLE IV

We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Sixty Five of Farmer High School, do declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. To see that our wishes are carried out,we appoint Mr. Allen as our sole executor.

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Class of '65 Larry Lassiter Testator

CLASS PROPHECY

I ate too much the other night and suffered the con¬ sequences in the form of a dream. It was 1975 and all of my classmates were at a reunion, discussing their present roles in life. They went something like this ...

Betty Allmon and Betsy Sexton had just bought out Colonial Stores with the Gold Bond Stamps that we re left by the customers.

Marlene Bumgardner Hedrick was the wife of a prominent businessman, Rodger Hedrick. His business ? Marlene, naturally.

Judy Farlow's husband was the new manager of Service Distributing Inc. No. 4.

Dianne Garner and Carol Harvell were operating Randolph Public Library.

Nanci Gunter had just finished the sweater she started for Steve Routh the summer after our gradua¬ tion.

Brenda Handy had just bought out Handy Andy and had the cleanest business in town.

Glenda Hamilton and Butch Maness were co-owners of the Randolph Vauxhal Sales and Service. Butch was a little greasy from a white Vauxhal with black trim.

Brenda Hardister had on a pair of Beatle hose from New Hope Mills which she owned.

Margie Harris was wearing the blue ribbon she won in the Pillsbury Bake-off.

Janet Hill was a little tired from winning the Pow¬ der-Puff derby at Charlotte Motor Speedway driving a Mercury powered 1953 Ford pick-up.

Ann Hoover was operating Little Ruth's French School for Elderly French Teachers.

Mildred Jarrell didn't trust her husband's secre¬ tary, so she fired her and took her job so she could watch him.

Brenda Kindley and Mat were discussing their problem of finding a baby sitter to sit with their 9 child¬ ren.

Reba Kindley is governess over Phil William's es¬ tate and dairy farm. She looks after the work while Phil reads Hot Rod magazines.

Gerrelene McDowell owned a whole chain of Stop and Shop Curb Markets all across the country.

Lilly McDowell was just voted the nations top fe¬ male disc-jockey. The reason for her popularity is that she doesn't talk, but just plays music.

Dianne Pierce just won the U. S. Motorcycle cham¬ pionship for women. Judy Poole is her chief mechanic.

Linda Ridge had just returned from winning a pub¬ lic speaking contest in Chicago.

Genie Russell had won for the eighth straight, the Bus drivers Safety award from Queen City Trailways.

Nancy Smith was coach, manager, and promoter of the Farmer Fumblers basketball team. Star players are Roy Yates and Sidney Lowe. The cheerleading staff consists of Deloris Lewis.

Gayle Sprinkle had been granted a patent on a rev¬ olutionary new sprinkler system, called, Sprinkle's Sprinkler.

Nancy Staley Murphy and Charles stopped in on their way home with the groceries for their six kids.

Teresa Way finally got transferred to 3rd shift at Union Carbide and works beside Hal Hodgin.

Iris Waynick was Maintenance Director for The Randolph County Schools and had everything in A-l or¬

der.

Steve Harris had lost The National Skeet Shooting championship by a slim margin to his old shooting part¬ ner Kenneth Cranford.

Karl Elliot has the part of Chief Mechanical Engin¬ eer with the Kiser Jeep Corporation.

Carol Moffitt is preparing a case in behalf of Worth Younts, star third baseman for the St. Louis Cardinals, for breach of contract; they made him play.

Steve Henley, driving his '62 MG midget, just won the Sebring 24 hour endurance race.

Kenneth Lambeth was operating West Side Motor Co. His current project was getting the splotches of pink and white paint off a stop sign.

Larry Lassiter had just passed his C. P. A. exam and bought a new Sting Ray to celebrate.

M. H. Lewallen just took over the part of the retired Mr. Kruger, teaching Physics.

Richard Luther owned the largest small chicken ranch in this area. He now has 14,000 roosters and two

hens.

Hurley McBride was the Newest addition to the Highway Patrol in this district. Beware of a bright red,

semi-costomised V-8 powered jeep.

Larry McDowell was chief mechanic and Gary My¬ ers was chief driver for Halmon Moody, Inc. Their chief competition is a blue Chevelle driven by Jimmy

Snider.

Eddie Walker was di-essed in his uniform--Lieuten¬

ant Commander USAF.

Ronald York, following his discharge from the Air Force, was embarking on a political career on his way

to becoming Speaker of the House.

Tim Vuncanon has finally traded his 1955 Thunder-

bird for a 1960 Corvair.

Prophet, Tim Vuncannon

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MONTGOMERY MILL WORKS

Division of Troy Lumber Co.

Manufacturers and Distributors of mill-work

Lumber Products and Bldg. Materials

110 Leslie St., Troy, N. C.

Phone: 576-6441 576-6421 576-6431

RANDOLPH ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP

CORPORATION

Coleridge Rd.

Asheboro, N. C.

Phone MA5-5177

"Owned by those we serve."

DIXIE DIXIE

BARBECUE DRIVE-IN

RESTAURANT RESTAURANT

W. Dixie Drive 242 S. Fayetteville St. Asheboro, N. C.

Asheboro, N. C.

Plate Lunches, Short Plate Lunches, Short

Orders, & Sandwiches Orders, & Sandwiches

^brcC

HILL MOTOR COMPANY

Ford Sales and Service

Phone UN 9-2171

Denton, N. C.

ASHEBORO WELL COMPANY

Well Boring & Drilling 6 & 20 in. Wells

Asheboro, N. C.

Phone: 625-6374 629-8232 625-4839

GE RCA

DENTON TIRE & APPLIANCE

CO.

North Carolina's Largest G. E. Dealer

South Main St.

Denton, N. C.

GOODYEAR

GUILFORD DAIRY

Meet Your Friends

At a Guilford Dairy Bar

Milkshakes - Sundaes

Hot Dogs - Sandwiches

Dairy Lunches

Asheboro, N. C.

ONE HOUR MARTINIZING

YADKIN VALLEY 726 S. Fayetteville St. 629 N. Fayetteville St.

CHEVROLET CO. INC.

869-2431

Asheboro, N. C. Denton, N. C.

H. T. ROGERS LANIER’S BUILDING CONTRACTOR

SUPER MARKET

Route 3 Asheboro, N. C.

Denton, N. C. MA 5-7327

UN 9-2231

TOMMY’S DRIVE-IN Compliments of

Asheboro, N. C. MORRIS SUPER MARKET

Bar-B-Ques, Sandwiches

Thick Milk Shakes Denton, N. C.

Compliments of

INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC

PREVOST GROCERY & MOTOR SERVICE

REFRIGERATION SERV. 370 W. Salisbury St.

Trinity, N. C. Asheboro, N. C.

Route 1

Compliments of

Compliments of

WESTERN AUTO

ASSOCIATE STORE ASHEBORO CONCRETE

218 S. Fayetteville PRODUCTS CO.

Asheboro, N. C. Asheboro, N. C.

Compliments of Compliments of

DIXIE BURGER KING CAROLINA THEATRE

West Dixie Drive 206-208 S. Fayetteville St.

Asheboro, N. C. Asheboro, N. C.

Compliments of

Compliments of

DOG’S & SUD’S

S. Fayetteville St. HALL-KNOT MEN’S WEAR

Asheboro, N. C. Sunset Avenue

"Worlds Creamiest Root Beer" Asheboro, N. C.

HAMMOND’S ESSO STONE SHOE INC.

The Best in Car Care 226 Sunset Avenue

S. Fayetteville St. Asheboro, N. C.

Asheboro, N. C.

MA 9-9652

VESTAL MOTOR COMPANY

911 S. FAYETTEVILLE ST.

ASHEBORO, N. C.

MA 5-2343

HOLT-ROOKS EQUIP. & TRUCK CO.

1635 South Fayetteville St.

Asheboro, N. C. MA-5-2067

R. G. YATES POULTRY FARM

Denton, N. C. 857-2142

FRESH GRADE A EGGS

FARLOW’S FOOD CENTER

Albemarle Road Asheboro, N. C.

MA5-4545

GARNER-MORGAN HARDWARE

Home Appliances & Sporting Goods

Asheboro, N. C. MA-2367

H. L. DELK

Septic Tank & Concrete Work

Route 2, Denton, N. C.

857-2149 Farmer

DENTON DRUG STORE

Prescription Druggists

Denton, N. C.

KEARNS SERVICE DRUG STORE

MA5-2216

803 W. Salisbury St.

Asheboro, N. C.

DELK FLORIST & GREENHOUSES HEDGECOCK HOMEBUILDING, INC.

1825 Raleigh Road 251 Ross Street

Asheboro, N. C. Asheboro, N. C.

CAGLE'S ECONO STATION THE LITTLE CASTLE

200 N. Park Street Sunset Avenue

Asheboro, N. C. Asheboro, N. C.

BURGE FLOWER SHOP W. T. GRANTS

419 S. Fayetteville St. KNOWN FOR VALUES

Asheboro, N. C. Hillside Shopping Center

Asheboro, N. C.

JONES DEPARTMENT STORES THE BIG DEAL

Outfitters For Men, Women and Children SHOES FOR THE FAMILY

Asheboro, N. C. 1506 N. Fayetteville St.

Asheboro, N. C.

TIE RITE NECKWEAR CO. WILEY'S SUPER MARKET

Manufacturers of Men's & boys Neckwear Albemarle Road

Asheboro, N. C. Asheboro, N. C.

RANDOLPH FCX, INC. REX FURNITURE STORE

Feed, Seed, and Fertilizer HOOVER FUNERAL HOME

Asheboro, N. C. Denton, N. C.

DENTON HARDWARE COMPANY

TOOLS and APPLIANCES BERTS DEPARTMENT STORE

Denton, N. C.

Clothes for the Family

EMORY E. NEWSOM Denton, N. C.

JEWELER

Denton, N. C. -

ELLIOT OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO.

124 W. Academy Street

Asheboro, N. C.

B. C. MOORE & SONS

The Most Modern Store in Asheboro

Sunset Avenue

WAYNE'S SERVICE CENTER

226 S. Fayetteville St.

Asheboro, N. C.

C. W. HENLEY CO.

136 N. Fayetteville St.

Asheboro, N. C.

BAKER'S SHOE STORE

Shoes For The Family 111 Sunset Avenue

Asheboro, N. C.

RANDOLPH FARM EQUIPMENT

Allis-Chalmers

Asheboro, N. C.

MARY CARTER PAINT STORE

112 E. Kivett

Asheboro, N. C.

COFFIN & SCARBORO

Quality Shoes

Asheboro, N. C.

DENTON SERVICE STATION THE RECORD SHOP

Operated by B. B. Lomax "We Keep All The Hits”

Denton, N. C. Church St. Asheboro, N. C.

FASHION FABRICS CENTER AUMAN BROTHERS

Dress & Drapery Fabrics FEED & SEED STORE

Asheboro, N. C. Box 211 Asheboro, N. C.

STOP Si SHOP #1 & 2

Church St. & W. Dixie Drive

Asheboro, N. C.

G. L. HARRIS CO. Keepsake Diamonds

Bulova Watches Wilson Sporting Goods

Asheboro, N. C.

M. A. PICKETT’S STORE

Clothes for the Family

Denton, N. C.

H. Si H. CLOTHING STORE

Men’s Clothing

Sunset Ave. Asheboro, N. C.

UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION

CONSUMER PRODUCTS DIVISION

THREE FOR SUCCESS

Your friends at Union Carbide wish you three things: The wisdom to see the path ahead; The courage to take it; and the faith that makes the journey worthwhile.

Asheboro, North Carolina

COMPLIMENTS REAVES WALGREEN DRUG STORE, ASHEBORO, N. C. SCOTT BOOK STORE, ASHEBORO, N. C. NANCE CHEVROLET CO., ASHEBORO, N. C. NEWBY INSURANCE SERVICE, DENTON, N. C. BRACK'S BARGAIN HOUSE, DENTON, N. C. LANNING INSURANCE AGENCY, DENTON, N. C. MORRIS AUTO SALES, DENTON, N. C. TAYLOR’S CLOTHING STORE, DENTON, N. C. CLINIC BARBER SHOP, ASHEBORO, N. C. ASHEBORO TOY & HOBBY, ASHEBORO, N. C. WATSON’S SERVICE & GROCERY, ASHEBORO, N. C. ROSE'S 5-10-25? STORE, ASHEBORO, N. C. ASHEBORO CLEANERS, ASHEBORO, N. C. WALKER'S CURB MARKET, ASHEBORO, N. C. LADY'S BEAUTY SALON, ASHEBORO, N. C. JOHNSON'S HARDWARE, DENTON, N. C. COX & FREEMAN BARBER SHOP, ASHEBORO, N. C. GRIMES JEWELRY, ASHEBORO, N. C. INGOLD'S JEWELRY, ASHEBORO, N. C. PARRISH GROCERY, RT. #1, TRINITY JARRELL'S GROCERY, OLD HI-WAY 64 CLAY YATES EGG DISTRIBUTOR, FARMER, N. C.

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