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FRANKLIN SCHOOL

JUNIOR HIGH BUILDING ELEMENTARY BUILDING

HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING

FOREWORD "Time changes all things"

In a few hours, fire took away our old elementary building on February 6, 1957. In a few months, good planning and skilled

hands provided a new 13 room building. With the hardships and heartaches of the spring of 1957 came a feeling of close unity

between teachers, parents, children and indeed, of the community. A new Franklin carries on in cooperative progress.

THE SENIOR CLASS

OF

FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL

PRESENTS

... Time is a sort of river of passing events, and strong is

its current...

Our theme of "TIME " wi 11 help to portray some of the

passing events that have occurred this year. We have fried

to select those happenings which have been most signifi¬

cant in our school year. When the book is closed, the

current of the river of events will have flowed over the

rocks of time into a new year.

MISS LOUISE KENDALL

Adviser

RETROSPECT

1958

RETROSPECT STAFF

DON RUMLEY

Editor PEGGY EADES

Editor

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FRED NORMAN

Business Manager

ANN FLEMING

Business Manager

To every life there comes a time supreme

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DEDICATION ROY E. SIMMONS, JR.

The Se n i o r Class dedicates this 1 958

RETROSPECT to Mr. Roy E. Simmons, Jr.

in appreciation for his efforts, his interest,

and his help in all phases of student life.

Mr. Simmons isa man of decision and a be¬

liever in fair treatment for all. He carries

his own loadand always has a helping hand

for others.

.. . There is a time to keep si lent, and a time to speak. ..

"First love "Now, this is the formula"

s.

In J.C. Hiatt, prin-

c i p a I, we have the

most dedicated lead¬

ers h i pfor ourschool.

His devotion to Frank-

I i n and his sincerity

in effort has earned

our affectionate grat¬

itude .

.. .Be ruled by Time, the wisest counselor of all...

A D M

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Progress in a school is in direct relation to the type

of leadership available. Surry County is most fortunate

in having as Superintendent of schools, a man of vision

with faith in his fellow man: J. Sam Gentry.

Clinton W. Moseley, a member of Surry County Board

of Fducation, has faithfully carried out his duties in pro¬

moting the best interest of school children in the county.

HIGH SCHOOL

...A time like this demands strong minds,

great hearts, true faith, and ready hand...

From good teachers we received much more

than instruction. Guidance and love and a

helping hand from these, our teachers,

help us as students, to develop into better

men and women.

ROY E. SIMMONS, JR.

Duke University-A.B.

Algebra, Math, Coach

Girls' and Boys''Basketball

Interests—Fishing and

Hunting

MISS VIRGINIA CO LTRANE

Radford College-B.S.

Home Economics

Interests—Sewing and Crafts

MISS BETTY MITCHELL

Appalachian State

Teachers College-B.S.

Commercial Courses

Interest-Sports

CARLOS SURRATT MRS. T. F. REECE

University of N.C.-A.B.

Appalachian State

Teachers College-M.A.

English and General

Business

Interests-Reading and

Fami ly

Winthrop College-A.B.

English and Civics

Interest-Music

FACULTY

MISS LOUISE KENDALL BOBBY G. JOHNSON MRS. FRED BRADFORD

Guilford College-A.B.

Appalachian State

Teachers College-M.A.

English, Spanish, and

Librarian

Interests-Fishing and Out¬

door Cooking

Appalachian State Teachers

College-B.S.

Physical Education and

Social Studies

Interest-Sports

Womans Col lege, Universi

of N.C.-A.B.

Science and English

Interest-Cooking and

Readi ng

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MRS. MARY V. HERRING

LOCKLEAR

Womans College-University

of N .C .-A.B .

Guidance and Social

Studies

Interests-Reading and Dogs

MRS. CURTIS C. CARROLL

Womans Col lege. University

of N.C.-B. S

Biology and Chemistry

Interest-Reading

GEORGE G. BEASLEY

(Practice Teacher)

Appalachian State Teachers

Col lege-B. S.

Commercial Courses and

Social Studies

Interests-Sports and Inter¬

nationa I Affa irs

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SENIORS ;

SHELBA HILL.Secretary

JUDY BEAMER and HAZEL BEASLEY.Co-Treasurers

RONNIE SCOTT.President

JERRY PARKER..Vice-President

SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS

RACHEL MAGDALENE ARRINGTON

Nickname Ray :Favorite Saying, "Law Me"; Hobby, Cook¬

ing

Library Club 2-3-4; F.H. A. 1-2-3-4, Parliamentarians,-

F. T.A. 2-3-4; Glee Club 2-3-4; Spanish Club 2-3;

Friendl iest.

RONALD BEAMER

Nickname, Lou; Favorite Saying, "Whats you say";

Hobby, Collecting Money

Basketball-Varsity 1-2-3-4, Co-Captain 3-4; Monogram

Club 1-2-3-4, Vice President 3; Honor Society 3-4; 4“

H 2; F.T.A. 3, Treasurer; F.F.A. 1; Hi-Life Staff 3-4;

Class President 1-2-3; Activity Committee 4, Co-Chair¬

man; Dramatics 2-3; Most Likely to Succeed.

JUDITH KAY BEAMER

Nickname, Judy; Favorite Saying, "Mercy"; Hobby, Sew¬

ing

BasketbalI - Jayvee 1; Monogram Club 2-3-4; Honor So¬

ciety 3-4; F.H.A. 1-2-3-4, Song Leader 3, Parliamen¬

tarian 4; Class Co-Treasurer 4; Glee Club 2-3-4, Officer

4; Marshal 3; Spanish Club 2-3; CommerciaI Club 3; Dra¬

matics 3; Cheerleader 2-3-4; Homecoming Court 1 —2—3—

4; Best Personality.

BILLY GRAY COCKERHAM

Nickname, Bill; Favorite Saying, "Ah Shucks"; Hobby,

Cars

Most Bashful.

JUNIOR LEE CHILDRESS

Nickname, Elvis; Favorite Saying, "Hey Chief";

Hobby, Sports

Basketball 1-2-3, Captain 3(Lambsburg); BasebalI 1-2-

3-4, Captain 2; 4-H 1; Hi-Life Staff 1-2; Dramatics 1;

Most Adaptable.

BARBARA NELL BOBBITT

Nickname, Babs; Favorite Saying, "Well, I'll Be!"

Hobby, Photography

Glee Club 1-2-3; Most Co-Operative.

ARVIL RAY EASTER

Nickname, Red; Favorite Saying, "See You Christmas;"

Hobby, Dogs and Horses;

Bus Drivers Club 2-3-4; Glee Club 3; Most Contented.

HAZEL BEASLEY

Favorite Saying, "Gee Whiz"; Hobby, Reading

Basketba11-Varsity 2; Honor Society 3-4, Treasurer 4; Li¬

brary Club 2-3-4, Secretary 4; F.H.A. 1-2-3-4, Parlia¬

mentarian 2, Treasurer 4; F.T.A. 2-3-4; Yearbook Staff

3-4; Class Officer 1 — 2—3—4; Glee Club 2-3-4; Marshal

3; Spanish Club 2-3, Secretary 2; Homecoming Court 4;

Most Likely to Succeed.

MARY PEGGY BONDURANT

Nickname, Peg; Favorite Saying, "You're Kidding, Of

Course"; Hobby, Reading

Basketball 2-3; Honor Society 4; Library Club 2-3-4; F.

H.A. 1 -2-3-4, Officer 3-4; F.T.A. 2-3-4; Glee Club

2-3-4; Spanish Club 2-3; Most Dependable.

ROSCOE EDWARD EASTER

Nickname, Ross; Favorite Saying, "Dig that Jazz";

Hobby, Sports

Basketball 2-3-4, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 1-2-4; Foot¬

ball 1-2-3-4, Captain 3; Monogram Club 2-3-4; Library

Club 3-4; 4-H 1-2; F.T.A. 2-3-4; F.F.A. 1; Bus Drivers

Club 3-4; Hi-Life Staff 4; Glee Club 1-2-3; Commercial

Club 3-4; Most Athletic.

LOMA LEE BOBBITT

Nickname, Lomie; Favorite Saying, "Good Gracious";

Hobby, Baby Sitting

Glee Club 2-3-4; Class Comedian.

EVA JOY CAUDLE

Nickname, Bugs; Favorite Saying, "Shucks";

Hobby, Skating

Basketball-Jayvee 1; F.H.A. 1-2-3-4; Best Sport.

SUE COLLINS

Nickname, Half-pint; Favorite Saying, "That Would Be

Telling"; Hobby, Reading

Basketbal I-Varsity 2-3; Honor Society 4; F . H.A. 1 —2—3—

4; 4-H 3;Hi — Life Staff, Editor 4; Glee Club 2-3-4, Of¬

ficer 3; Spanish Club 2; Commercial Club 3; Dramatics

2; Cutest.

MICKEY RAY GARDNER

Nickname, Mick; Favorite Saying, "Ah Bull";

Hobby, Cars

Bus Drivers Club 3-4; Most Cheerful.

NANCY COLLINS

Nickname, Nan; Favorite Saying, "Ah Shoot";

Hobby, Collecting Salt Shakers

Monogram C lub 4; F.H.A. 2-3; Hi-Life Staff 4; Glee C lub

3-4; Cheerleader 4; Commercial Club 3-4; Most Adap¬

table .

DONALD HAWKS

Nickname, Don; Favorite Saying, "Ag Nab It";

F.F.A. 1; Bus Drivers Club 3-4; Most Cooperative.

SEN

LOUISE CREED

Nickname, Lou, Favorite Saying, "You Don't Say";

Hobby, Studying People

BasketbalI-Jayvee 1; F . H.A. 1-2-3; 4-H 1-2; Class Of-

ficer3; Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Commercial Club 2; Quietest.

JAMES MATTHEW JESSUP, JR.

Hobby, Drag Racing;

Library Club 3-4; F.T.A. 3-4; Photo Club 3; Bus Drivers

Club 3-4; Yearbook Staff 4; Marshal 3; Spanish Club 2-3;

Dramatics 3; Most Original.

PEGGY EADES

Nickname, Cleo; Favorite Saying, "All Right";

Hobby, Sewing

Honor Society 3-4, Secretary 4; Library Club 2-3-4; F,

H.A. 1-2-3-4, Secretary 3, Reporter 4; F.T.A. 2-3-4;

Historian 3-4; Yearbook Staff, Assistant Editor 3, Co-Ed¬

itor 4; Glee Club 2-3-4; Marshal 3; Spanish Club 2-3;

Most Studious.

JAMES EDWARD MclNTYRE

Nickname, Mac; Favorite Saying, "Ah Heck;"

Hobby, Tinkering with Tape Recorder

Basketbal I-Jayvee 1, Varsity 2; Baseball 2; Library Club

2; Photo Club 1-2-3; Bus Drivers Club 3—4; Hi —Life Staff,

Assistant Editor 4; Most Popular.

JOHN FRED NORMAN, JR.

ANN FLEMING

Nickname, Annie; Favorite Saying, "Great Day";

Hobby, Reading

Basketball 2; Honor Society 4; Library Club 2-3-4; F.H.

A. 1-2-3-4, Pianist 3-4; F.T.A. 3; Yearbook Staff 3-4;

Glee Club 2-3-4; Spanish Club 2; Most Talented.

GENEVA REECE FREEMAN

Favorite Saying, "You Know"; Hobby, Writing Letters

Basketbal l-Jayvee 1; F.H.A. 1-2; Hi-Life Staff 1; Glee

Club 1-2; Most Courteous.

Nickname, Fred; Favorite Saying, "Aw, Come On Now";

Hobby, Loafing

Basketbal I-Varsity 2-3; Baseball 2; Monogram Club, Trea¬

surer 3-4; Library Club 2-3-4, President 4; F.T.A. 3-4;

Photo Club 1; Bus Drivers Club 3-4; Yearbook Staff 3-4;

Spanish Club 2-3; CommerciaI Club 3; Dramatics 2; Most

Dignified.

WILMA JOY GOLDING

Nickname, Will; Favorite Saying, "Your Never Dislike

Anyone You Really Know"; Hobby, Dancing

Basketball 1-2-3-4; Monogram Club 1-2-3-4; Honor So¬

ciety 3-4; F.H.A. 1 -2-3-4, Vice President 3, President

4; 4-H 1; F.T.A. 3; Hi-Life Staff 4; Class Officer 1, Co-

Chairman Activity Committee 4; Glee Club 2-3-4; Mar¬

shal 3; Spanish Club 2; Dramatics 2-3; Homecoming Court

2; Most Dignified.

ORS JAMES STEPHEN MOSELEY

Nickname, Steve; Favorite Saying, "What If";

Hobby, Hunting and Fishing

Honor Society 3-4, Vice President 4; 4-H 1; F.F .A. 1; Bus

Drivers Club 3-4, President 4; Glee Club 2; Hi-Life Staff

3; Class Comedian.

FRANCES NELL JACKSON

Nickname, Mulie; Favorite Saying, "Carne";

Hobby, Talking

Honor Society 3-4; Library Club 2-3-4; Yearbook Staff

3-4;Class Officer l;Glee Club 2-3-4, Officer 4; Mar¬

shal 3, Chief; Spanish Club 1-2; Dr,g{na| ^: c s 3; Home¬

coming Court 4; Be<-*

JERRY PARKER

Nickname, Red; Favorite Saying, "Cotton Picking";

Hobby, Singing

ftFootball 3; F.F.A. 1-2; Hi-Life Staff 3-4; Class Officer

2-4; Glee Club 1-2-3; Best Personality.

SHELBY JEAN HILL

Favorite Saying, "Huh, What"; Hobby, Skating

Basketball-Jayvee 1; Monogram Club 2-3-4; Honor So¬

ft ciety 3-4, Officer 4; F.H.A. 2-3-4; Hi-Life Staff 4;

g Class Officer3—4; GleeClub 2-3-4; Dramatics 3; Cheer-

C'eader 1-2-3-4, Chief4; Homecoming Court 3-4, Queen

4; Most Popular.

LORETTa SUt jakkcl'l

Nickname, Ret; Favorite Saying, "Good Gracious";

Hobby, Cooking

Basketball 1-2-3-4, Co-Captain 4; Softball 1 —2—3—4;

Monogram Club 2-3-4, Officer 4; F.H.A. 1-2-3-4,

Officer 2-3-4; Glee Club 2-3-4, President 4; Spanish

Club 2; Homecoming Court 3-4; Best Looking.

RONALD WAYNE SCOTT

Nickname, Ronnie; Favorite Saying, "Ah Junk";

Hobby, Sports

Basketball 2-3-4; Baseball 1-2-4; Football 2-3-4, Co-

Captain 4; Monogram Club 2-3-4, President 4; Honor So¬

ciety 4; 4-H 4; F.T.A. 4; Bus Driver 2-3-4; President

4; Hi-Life Staff 3-4; Class Officer 2-3-4, President 4;

Glee Club 2; Commercial Club 3; Dramatics 2-3; Class

Superlative; Best All Around.

JANIE RAY JESSUP

Nickname, Jane; Favorite Saying, "Really"

F.H.A. 2-3; Basketball - Jayvee; Glee Club 2-3-4;

Neatest.

BOBBIE MACEY

Favorite Saying, "You Don't Say"; Hobby, Cooking

Class Officer 2; Hi-Life Staff 4; Glee Club 1-2-3; Mar¬

shal 3; Most Bashful.

DONALD WAYNE RUMLEY \J

Nickname, Don; Favorite Saying, "Cotton Picking";

Hobby, Photography

Basketba 11-Jayvee; Library Club 2-3-4; 4-H 1; F.T.A.

3-4; Photo Club 1-2-3; Bus Drivers Club 3-4, Treasurer

Class Treasurer 3; Activity Committee 4; Marshal 3; Spanish

Club 2-3; Commercial Club 3; Dramatics 3; Yearbook

Staff, Assistant Editor 3, Co-Editor 4; Most Studious.

BERNELL MORTON

Nickname, Bundy; Favorite Saying, "Ah Really";

, Helping Others

H. A • 1-2-3-4; F. T. A. 3-4; President

' Club 2-3; Commercial Club 3;

Jliest.

Honor Sr

GEORGE THOMAS SMITH

Nickname, Gorgeous; Favorite Saying, "Well, I1

A Blue-Nosed Gopher"; Hobby, Cars

Class Officer 1, Vice President; Best Looking

LURA ELIZABETH NICHOLS

Nickname, Betsy; Favorite Saying, "Goodness Gracious

Hobby, Working

F.H.A. 1; Most Contented.

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MARY ANN O'NEAL

Nickname, Fat; Favorite Saying, "I like it";

Basketba I l-Jayvee 1, Basketball-Varsity 2-3-4; Mono¬

gram Club 2-3-4; F.H.A. 1-3-4; Glee Club 2-3-4;

Spanish Club 2-3; Most Loyal.

MICHAEL SNODY

Nickname, Droopy; Favorite Saying, "| Say, Boy";

Hobby, Drag Racing

Basketbal I 2-3; Baseball 3-4; Football 4; Bus Drivers

Club 3-4; Most Loyal.

WAYNE SC HR IE ST

Nickname, Wayne; Favorite Saying, "Unknown";

Hobby, Fishing and Boating

Football 3; F.F.A. 1; Neatest.

LOIS FAYE NISTON

Nickname, Lois; Favorite Saying, "Oh Gee";

Hobby, Reading

Honor Society 3-4; Library Club 4; F.H.A. 3; Glee Club

2-3-4; Dramatics 3; Most Courteous.

ORS RUSSELL LEE THOMAS

Favorite Saying, "Sure enough"; Hobby, Sports

Basketball 3-4; Baseball 1 — 2—3—4; Football 1-2-3-4;

Monogram Club 2-3-4; F.T.A. 3; Photo Club 1-2-3; Bus

Drivers Club 3-4; Hi-Life Staff 3; Commercia I Club 3;

Activity Committee 4; Best Sport.

BONNIE JEWELL SIMPSON

Nickname, Bo; Favorite Saying, "Well Shucks";

Hobby, Reading

Honor Society 4; Library Club 2-3-4; F.H.A. 1 —2—3—4;

F.T.A. 2-3-4, Vice President 4; Spanish Club 2; Com¬

mercial Club 3; Most Original.

BILLY GRAY WAGONER

Nickname, Bill; Favorite Saying, "Aw Shucks";

Hobby, Sports

Basketball 4; Basebal I 1 -2—3-4; Football 3-4, Co-Captain

4; Monogram Club 4; Cutest.

FRANCES SYKES

Nickname, Fran; Favorite Saying, "Holy Cow"

Hobby, Art

Basketball 1 -2-3-4, Co-Captain 4; Softbal I 2-3-4;Mon-

gram C lub 3-4; F. H. A. 1-2-3; Yearbook Staff 3-4; Glee

Club 2-3-4; Senior Class Activity Committee 4; Most

Athletic.

KATHERINE JO THORNBURG

Nickname, Kat; Favorite Saying, "Hi Ya Pal";

Hobby, Reading

F.H.A. 1-2-3-4; Glee Club 2-3-4; Most Dependable.

LARRY WESTMORELAND

Nickname, Red; Favorite Saying, "Aw Nuts";

Hobby, Resting

Baseball 1-2; 4-H 1-2; F.F.A. 1; Most Contented.

DELTA LOY VERNON

Nickname, Deltie; Favorite Saying, "I ThinkYou're

Pulling My Leg"; Hobby, Piano

Library Club 2-3-4; F.H.A. 1 -2-3-4; F.T.A. 2-3-4;

4-H 1-2; Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Commercial Club 3; Most

Cheerfu I.

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SENIOR

MOST CONTENTED

Betsy Nichols, Larry Westmoreland

Ray Easter

... Time for Living ...

BEST ALL AROUND

Frances Jackson

Ronnie Scott

... Promising Performance ...

BEST PERSONALITY

Judy Beamer, Jerry Parker

...Scoring a Grand Slam in Hearts...

MOST COURTEOUS

Geneva Reece

Lois Niston

..Good Manners Are Always Appropriate...

Delta Loy Vernon

Mickey Gardner

.. .That's The Sp irit...

MOST ADAPTABLE

Nancy Collins

Junior ChiIdress

...Diversity Produces Results...

QUIETEST

Louise Creed, Buddy Vaughn

...Silence In The Ranks...

ROLL CALL iUNIORS

MOST STUDIOUS

Peggy Eades, Don Rumley

...Where Do Great Ideas Gome Fro.

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MOST ATHLETIC

Frances Sykes

Roscoe Easter

...First in Teamwork...

NEATEST

Janie Jessup, Wayne Sechrist

...Put Your Best Foot Forward...

MOST CO-OPERATIVE

Barbara Bobbitt, Donald Hawks

... Ready With A Remedy...

CUTEST

Sue Collins, Bill Wagoner

... Tiny But Tough...

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ELEANOR BLACKBURN EUNICE BLACKBURN

Pet Saying-Good Gracious Nickname-Blondie

Pet Saying-Ah Heck!

RAY CLIFTON

Nickname-Razor Blade

LINDA BRANCH

N i ckna me-Queen ie

Pet Saying-You wild thing

HASSELL COOK PATRICIA BOWMAN

Nickname-Pat

PEGGY CREED

Nickname-Peg

Pet Saying-Gee Whizzakers

SAMMY CRITZ II I kl

Nickname-Sam J I ^1 Pet Saying-You know it too

CAROL DICKERSON STONIE DUNBAR

Pet Saying-ls that the truth Pet Saying-Shucks!

Nickname-Butch

RACHEL FELTS GRACIE EASTER

Pet Saying-Well I'll be Pet Saying-You don't say

N ickname-Trixie

DENNIS EASTER

Nickname-Slim

Pet Say ing — 1111 say old chap

ELOISE FULK

Nickname-Winkie

Pet Saying-Shucks

BRENDA GOLDEN

Nickname-Bren

Pet Saying-You know how

it is

NORWOOD EASTER

Nickname-Peck

Pet Saying-Don't fool your

granny

WALLACE ESTES

Nickname-Monk

Pet Saying-What ye say

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ANNIE KAY HALL JAMESEVERETT

Nickname-Ann Nickname-Big Man

Pet Saying— I'll say Pet Saying-I'll be swiggled

SALLIE HICKS

Nickname-Sa I

Pet Saying-You don't say

ORS NORMA HOLDER

Nickname-Fran

Pet Saying-1 'll say

LEON HIATT

Pet Saying-All Right, how

you

FRANCES HOWELL

Pet saying-Honestly!

Nickname-Fran

HAZEL HOOKER

Pet Saying-Oh Gosh

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CAROL JOHNSON - FRANCES JONES

N i ck name -Ca ro I i na N i ck na me -F rogg i e

Pet Saying-Well, Bless my Pet Saying-I'll say

heart

SOPHOMORE BYRON BOWMAN.

WADE THOMAS. CHIRI FY PAY Mr

SUE McHONE DONALD LOVILL

Nickname-Susie Nickname-Kid

Pet Saying-lts unbelievable Pet Saying-Slob

GARY LANKFORD

Nickname-Lumber Jack

Pet Saying-1 doubt if I know

BARBARA KING

Nickname-Barb

Pet Saying-You don't say

GRETA MOSER

Nickname-Garbo

Pet Saying-ReaIly

LINDA MARION

Nickname-Smi ley

Pet Saying-How about that

CAROLYN NICHOLS

Nickname-Speedy

Pet Saying-Cotton Pick

SARAH MOSELEY

Nick name-Satan

Pet Saying-WelI

CALVIN NICHOLS

Nickname-Colbert

Pet Saying-Flub you dub

IRENE NICHOLS

Nickname-Dink Doodle

Pet Saying-Buckie Beaver

DONALD RAINES

N ick name-Don

Pet Saying-ltbeats all I ever

saw

MILDRED PAYNE

Nickname-Mitz;

Pet Saying-Don't press me

JOLENE SLATE

Nickname-Jo

Pet Saying-Really

TREVA TAYLOR

Nickname-Tibby

Pet Saying-There ye go

GUELDA VERNON

Nickname-Gueldie

Pet Sayi ng—1111 say

LARRY STEWART

Nickname-Bud

JANE WATSON

Nick name-Tootsie

Pet Saying-Oh Boy

WAYNE SYKES

Nickname-Sexy

Pet Saying-Aw, Great Day

JUNIORS

MARGARET WOODRUFF PAUL VERNON

Nick name-Droopy Nickname-O'con

Pet Saying-1'll declare Pet Saying-Ain't got none

SOPHOMORES

SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS BYRON BOWMAN... WADE THOMAS. SHIRLEY PAYNE. CAROL DEATHERAGE

.President Vice President .... Secretary .Treasurer

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SOPHOMORES

GRAY GARDNER

MILDRED GALYEAN

BILL HIATT

LINDA GWYN

GEORGIA HARRIS

JANE BONDURANT

NORMAN BOWMAN

LARRY BYRD

CAROL FLINCHUM

BETTY RUTH FELTS

HELEN EDWARDS

JO ANN EDWARDS

JUDY EASTER

CAROL DEATHERAGE

TED CREED

KAYE CHAPPELL

MARY THOMAS CARTER

HOWARD CARTER

PATRICIA HANDY

BYRON BOWMAN

JACKIE BOBBITT

JOHNNY BLIZZARD

MILLARD BRANSON

NANCY BRANCH

SOPHOMORES

LEON REECE

MAD ALINE HODGE

NANCY HOLDER

TOMMY HOOKER

JAMES JACKSON

ARLENE JOHNSON

WAYNE HIATT

CHARLES JONES

EDWARD JONES

ELEANOR JONES

BRENDA LAWRENCE

ROGER LYNCH

HARDEN HODGES

MARY FRANCES HODGES

DOUGLAS MARTIN

ROBERT MOSS

DELILAH MIDKIFF

IRIS MOSELEY

MICHAEL O'DELL

NANCY O'NEAL

DENNIS PAYNE

SHIRLEY PAYNE

TOMMY PHILLIPS

DENNIS RAINES

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SOPHOMORES

PAUL SYKES

TONY SMITH

W. O. WEBB

MICKEY VERNON

LABENIA VERNON

ROGER YOUNG

WADE THOMAS

JERRY SECHRIST

PHYLLIS THORNBURG

BONNIE SLATE

JACKIE SCOTT

WILBUR TILLEY

FAYE SLATE

WAYNE SURRATT

CAROL STEWART

JIMMY RIGGS

SHIRLEY PIKE

RAYMOND ROBERTSON

FRESHMEN

FRESHMAN OFFICERS

President

Vic* President

Secretory

Treasurer

MRS, REECE

Lorry Sion*

Roger Collins

Jetty Low Botcher

Betty Jon* Word

MISS MlTCKLl

Morgarvl Lyons

Mickey Evans

Mary Lyons

Brendo Jarrell

MR. SURRATT

fS^gy'Ano*!

Louis* Wilson

Sandra Boatloy

Dion* Mae* ley

FRESHMEN PEGGY ANGEL

SUE ATKINSON

WAYNE BENNETT

SANDRA BEASLEY

DENNIS BLACKBURN

FAYE BER-RIER

MAYLON BLACKBURN

JUNE BURNETT

JETTY LOU BUTCHER

JIMMY DALE BRANCH

MARGARET BYRD

GLENDA CAUDLE

JUANITA COE

JANE CRITZ

JAMES COE

ALMA EASTER

ROGER COLLINS

BRENDA EASTER

EVELYN EASTER

OLIVER COMBS

LINDA EASTER

MITCHELL EVANS

MILDRED EDWARDS

MILDRED GENTRY

WAYNE FRANKLIN

SHERRILL GOLDEN

BARBARA HICKS

JOE GALYEAN

BEVERLY HICKS

JOHNNY GARDNER

FRANCES HILL

CLYDE GOIN

EVELYN HOOKER

SANDRA IS LEY

BILLY GOLDEN

ALEENE JARRELL

BILL GWYN

BRENDA JARRELL

SHARON JONES

CURTIS HAlL

SANDRA KEY

BARRY HAWKS

NANCY KING

GERALD HAWKS

ORENA LEFTWICH

ELLEN LEFTWICH

WADE HAWKS

HILDA LOWE

FRESHMEN LINDA LOWE

BRENDA MOSELY

WAYNE HOOKER

MARGARET LYONS

MARY LYONS

BOB JONES

JACKIE MATHIS

KAY LAWRENCE

DIANE MOSELEY

WADE McMICKLE

LINDA NEWMAN

BRENDA NICHOLS

MARTHA NICHOLS

BARBARA NORMAN

MICHAEL McHONE

LINDA NISTON

FA I THY NORMAN

JIMMY PIKE

BRENDA SHELTON

ROSSIE QUESINBERRY

FAYE NORMAN

MARY SUE NORMAN

DANNY RAKES

JEWELL O'DELL

DON RAKES

LINDA POORE

DIANNE SHELTON

HUGH SECREST

MARTHA SPENCER

JOHNNY SCOTT

LINDA THOMAS

CAROL DAWN VERNON

CARL SMITH

SHELBY VAUGHN

JAMES SMITH

JEWELL VERNON

LANNY SNOW

BETTY JANE WARD

LOUISE WILSON

LARRY STONE

JO ANNE WOODEL

JIMMY TICKLE

4#H i

JESSE WATTS

CARL WHITAKER

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MR. & MISS RETROSPECT JUDY BEAMER STEVE MOSELEY

MISS RETROSPECT MR. RETROSPECT

Each year, from nominations made by the Senior Class, the faculty selects two outstanding students to be named Miss

Retrospect and Mr. Retrospect. Selection is made on the basis of leadership, service, scholarship, and participation in school

activities. This year we proudly present:

Judy Beamer and Steve Moseley

.. .Footprints on the sands of Time...

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ACTIVITIES

WILMA GO LDING ... President of the Future Homemakers of America

STEVE MOSELEY.President of the National Honor Society

FRED NORMAN.President of the Library Club

.. .For everything there is a season, and a time for every

matter under heaven...

MARSHALS First Row, Left to Right: Frances Jackson, Bobby Macey, Judy Beamer. Second Row: Hazel Beasley, Peggy Eades.

Third Row: Don Rumley, Wilma Golding, and James Jessup.

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President, Steve Moseley; Vice President, Shelba Hill; Treasurer, Hazel Beasley; Reporter, Judy Beamer; Secre¬

tary, Peggy Eades. Front Row, Left to Right: Woodruff, Bondurant, Nichols, Fleming, Moseley, Hill, Scott,

Branch, Morton, and Collins. Second Row: Beamer, Jackson, Beasley, Eades, Beamer, Golding, Niston, and Simpson.

.President

.Vice President

.Treasurer

.. .. Secretary

.Historian

FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA BERNELL MORTON.

BONNIE SIMPSON.

MARY FRANCES HODGES

SHIRLEY PAYNE.

PEGGY EADES.

FRED NORMAN.

SARAH MOSELEY_

PEGGY BONDURANT

HAZEL BEASLEY.

.President

Vice President

.Treasurer

.... Secretary

LIBRARY CLUB

FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA

OFFICERS OF THE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA CANDIDATES FOR STATE DEGREES

Wilma Golding, Frances Howell, Carol Dickerson, Judy Seated: Kaye Chappell, Song Leader; Hazel Beasley, Treasurer; Sarah Moseley, Vice President; Peggy Eades, Beamer, Ann Fleming, Peggy Bondurant, Peggy Eades, and Reporter, Wilma Golding, President. Standing: Ann Fleming, Pianist; Mary Frances Hodges, Historian; Judy

Linda Branch. Beamer, Parliamentarian; Loretta Jarrell, Secretary; Miss Virginia Coltrane, Adviser.

HOME ECONOMICS ACTIVITY

Brenda Lawrence, Cookie Stewart, Shirley Pike, Faye Slate.

GLEE CLUB LORETTA JARRELL.President FRANCES JACKSON.... .. .Vice President

JUDY BEAMER.Secretary-Treasurer MRS. CHARLES JOHNSON.Adviser MRS. FRANCES McGRADY.Accompanist

BUS DRIVERS First Row, Left to Right: Rumley, Treasurer; Scott, President; Norman, Moseley, Vice President; Mildred Payne, Secretary; Ray Easter, R. Easter. Second Row: Everette, Raines, Snoddy, Jessup, Gardner, Easter, Young. Third

Row: Cook, Sechrest, Scott, Thomas, Vaughn, Mr. J. C. Hiatt, Advisor.

gSkz, FRANKLIN HI-LIFE *1' Holl

STAFF y.-ir- Idmt

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Their

Frankllc Poore T Mejnv were Jarr Gol< Syk mai jol*

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*gan. th«y C home sored for a

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On

long the s«

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Rumle;- Goldlng , **>1or<\s tl. Janet

1. Tanya s Gret- Moslcy. ■ftwich 'eman. «oner,

Iza- «k-

■i!lis .ckie Sue

Har- utch- >eed, •ckett. ernon. Allen

Black- .ay Dea- mg, Ma ¬

id a Jone.-- \h Hkhote. vy Holder

Davis, Thorn - Sharon

. Dianna Betty

Assi

Hip RDM thC nt Franklin Hlgt

NANCY COLLINS

Business Manager

JERRY PARKER

stant Business Manager

ft “Hi 1% >’-'1 V ' ” KUl’

iments of .

>*I>ELL’S dwich Shop

North Carolina

iments of

IERS i)_\nn

SUE COLLINS

Editor

edward McIntyre

Assistant Editor

Compliments of

Carl

Klin Food Palace i> With Your f riends

•urn foods, i .indies, eeH*s and (in a re ties

Simmons Ins. Agency ft e pie sent

The Travelers lusurame Co

\ u to mo bile f ns ura nr e

ore come out on has two «,f the

aches. Don Hiatt nson. in the c"

have clone ,h the teat rd. ‘s opening

was at FI Yiry. Friday »n Mount < tile strong t

gs in a no

it the Frank

“slam-bang” ember 13 The I p a .strong figh C', nongh to beat I- Ip

t thirty-three pi ||| •teen U> win thi

•at the Franklin conference ga-

’ Park. Septermx spark-plugs

h period when Roger

1 run; for a touch- in kicked the extra

'nS good, making Fran^m Bull-’ •ck Blue- i R'vUs ruly our most tile season

He

ist we have a

g and masquer.

'n times. Hallo-

Lad with pranks

id with east ms

ure of many he¬

re for that day of

the elementary rorated their class- tile usual Halloween

hey-f included pump-

-rW’^rh Park ]f» Ml. Airy

Jan. 3 Flat Rock 7 Beulah* 9 Westfield*

14 Beulah 17 Lowgap* 21 Pilot Min •

24 Copeland* 28 Open 31 White Plains

Feb 4 Mtn Park* 7 Shoals*

11 Dobson* 13 Flat Rock*

* Denotes Confereni

-Away" Y M C A.

Home Home

pilot Mtn- Away Away Away Home

* Away Home Away Home Away

•e Games

Partridge Textiles, Inc.

533 West Pine Phone 924

MOt NT. AIRY V <

Granite City Motor Co. “For tin- Best in Cars"

457 N Main and Virginia St'

Mount Airy. V C.

I Homecoming Queen

■ The highlight of the F lm annual Homecoming e was the crowning of the t at the half-time or the fo game between Franklin

.•Flat Rock, Shelba Hill, a popular s

l was chosen by the fo I team after having been se i along with thirteen other c j dates, by the Monogram • | Shelba is noted for friendliness, pleasing per?

. ity, and other fine qua i Since entering High Schoo 1 has been active in the f

Ing extra curricular: C leading. Glee Club. F Monogram Club and Hono piety At present, she is S tary of the Senior Class Vice-President of the Hone ciei.V She held the offir T.easurtr of her Junior C

Congratulations. Queen ba. we are happy to havi such a deserving person r. this honor.

Franklin High •h ring always

see it of the their prese-

.err Ntt« t *. Srip^os l ring} t* 1965. fre and loce

r« come?

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schuD1 Jmf,

OR ( LASS

> PARTY

•V, Oct 14 a’ ior class :ne

Ruritan Bui of fun ar.f pproxlmate

.eir chaper Roy Sin.

gayly -yii color ,-hen

the senior Haas also fei

tents. vine- of the

of the were pi

HKC II.VNDISE

Caudle’s Barber Shop

toast. N. c.

Visit Shorty and SHm AND HAVE A TRIM

\ UNF, X<; o*'

KOZV KORNER Restaurant

"Th. Rest Place lo E»f

Try our I>elJclous “FIT BARBECUE’’

GENEVA REECE

GRETA MOSER

Circu lotion

BEVERLY HICKS

MILDRED PAYNE

BOBBIE MACEY

DELILAH MIDKIFF

Reporters

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HARRISON’S For Smart Juhitfr and Misses' Ready-**«»sA&e*r

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BRENDA GOLDEN

ROSCOE EASTER

RONNIE SCOTT

Advertising

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Jessup amt Brown Shoe Store

S^oes for rveryone' at tiut i

Right Price > * | [

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and Furnishings

MT MKY. N. C.

('(K’KERHAiM - Fine Flower* Since 1

Phone 42f

S. MAIN ST. MT

Kants’ Shoe She The Best in Good Sh

Repairing

MT. AIRY, N. C.

Established 1S93 - ... f ■ > •

First National Bani Member of F. I). I. C.

G. C. Hauser Cash St Feeds - Seeds - Kiou

Groceries

MOITNT AIRY', N

Fred Jarrell’s

GENERAL STORP

ON SERVICE STATION

PHONE H*

First Row, Left to Right; Wilma Golding, Social Editor; Ronald Beamer, Feature Editor; Barbara Bobbitt, News

Editor. Second Row: James Everett, Sports Editor; Shelba Hill, Sports Editor; Jolene Slate, Feature Editor; Stonie LmU,X '

Dunbar, Art Editor. rth carouna >JBusltlC»» i3UWI

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ATHLETICS

Left to Right: Bobby Johnson, Junior Varsity and Assistant Foot¬

ball Coach; R. E. Simmons, Boys' and Girls' Basketball Coach,

Don Hiatt, Football Coach.

.. .Time is the most valuable thing that a man can spend...

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FOOTBALL First Row: Byron Bowman, Roger Young, Bill Wagoner, Mike Snoddy, Leon Reece, Leon Hiatt, Russell Thomas,

Gary Smith, Roscoe Easter, Larry Byrd, Ronnie Scott. Second Row: Mickey Evans, Mickey Vernon, Michael

O'Dell, Harden Hodges, Wayne Sykes, Wayne Franklin, Billy Golding, Johnnie Gardner, Coach Bobby Johnson,

Coach Don Hiatt.

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CHEERLEADERS Front Row, Left to Right: Dianne Moseley, Shelba Hill, Chief; Nancy Collins. Second Row: Judy Ashbum, Carol Deatherage,

Glenda Caudle, Miss Mitchell, Adviser; Sherrill Golden, Judy Beamer, Kay Chappell.

MONOGRAM CLUB First Row: Wade Thomas, Barbara King, Patricia Handy, Linda Marion, Kay Chappell, Loretta Jarrell, Judy Beamer. Second

Row: Gray Gardner, Eleanor Blackburn, Brenda Golding, Shelba Hill, Mary Ann O'Neal, Francis Sykes, Russell Thomas. Third

Row: Bill Wagner,Wilma Golding, Sarah Moseley, Annie Kay Hall, Jolene Slate, Ronald Beamer. Fourth Row: Charles Jones,

Larry Byrd, Leon Reece, Fred Norman, Roscoe Easter. Fifth Row: Mr. Johnson, Adviser; Ronnie Scott, James Everett.

GIRLS' BASKETBALL Front Row:Carol Stewart, Mary Ann O'Neal, Patricia Handy, Eleanor Blackburn, Loretta Jarrell, Brenda Golden.

Second Row:Frances Sykes, Bonnie Slate, Carol Dickerson, Wilma Golding, Shirley Pike, Sarah Moseley, Annie

Kay Hall, Greta Moser, Brenda Lawrence, Nancy Holder.

FRANCES SYKES, LORETTA JARRELL

Co-Captains

BOYS' BASKETBALL Front Row: Leon Reece,. Bill Wagner, W. O. Webb, Dennis Pa/ne, Larry Byrd. Last Row: Leon Hiatt, Ronnie

Scott, Wayne Sykes, Ray Clifton, Byron Bowman, Ronald Beamer, Roscoe Easter.

ROSCOE EASTER, RONALD BEAMER

Co-Captains

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HOMECOMING

SHELBA HILL

First Row, Left to Right: Hazel Beasley, Linda Branch, Annie Kay Hall, Sarah Moseley, Carol Deatherage. Se¬

cond Row: Judy Beamer, Linda Marion, Loretta Jarrell, Jewell O'Dell. Third Row: Kaye Chappell, Patricia

Handy, Sandra Key, Frances Jackson.

ATTENDANTS " - : -_, iVi

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HARVEST ROYALTY

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PRIMARY GRADES

Betty Beck and Zane O'Dell

HIGH SCHOOL

Faye Slate and Mickey Evans •»

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ELEMENTARY GRADES

Lois Galyean and Flynn Allen

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CAFETERIA STAFF Left to Right: Mrs. Clifton, Mrs. T. Jarrell, Mrs. Leonard, Mrs. B. Jarrell, Mrs. Berrier, Mrs. Moncus, Mrs.

Jackson.

CUSTODIANS MR. AND MRS. NISTON

The people who serve so faithfully deserve our thanks and

commendation. Without them our school days would not

be so pleasant.

.. .With tears and laughter for all time...

P. T. A. OFFICERS Left to Right: Mrs. T. H. Houck, Treasurer; Mrs. Vernon Laughridge, Vice President; Gerald Collins, President;

Mrs. Fred Norman, Secretary.

A community can have the kind of school it desires. Our Parent-Teacher Association strongly supports all efforts

to improve and expand our school.

A school is as strong as those

whoserve it. The loyalty and

faithful service of these peo¬

ple is to be commended.

MRS. RUTH SAWYERS MRS. ROSA CLIFTON

Secretary-Treasurer Cafeteria Manager

... Time is the image of eternity...

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Left to Right: Janice Ann Critz, Debbie Collins, Edward Wilson, Tommy Rumley, Larry Stone, Phyllis Hodges,

Faye Norman, Wilma Golding, Carl Whitaker, Ronnie Scott, Bill Wagoner, Sarah Moseley.

This float was decorated and shown in the Greater Mount Airy Mer¬

chants Parade on December 5, 1957. The theme of "Pulling Together"

for the youth of the Community was demonstrated by the number of peo¬

ple and groups who helped to decorate it. Students representing youth

organizations are shown.

... There is a time to bui Id up...

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And now we are nearing the end of our school day. With the stri —

kingofthe clock and the sound of the school bell, this day in our lives

will become time of the past.

The passing of time will see changes in our high school. Before the

end of 1 959^ a new union school will be in use. Cherishing the past,

but anticipating a new and greater school in our community, we press

on with faith in the future.

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FRED JARRELL'S

Compliments of GENERAL STORE PARKER FLOOR COVERING

See Us For All Your Floor Covering

Groceries & Meats — Shell Products c; Hardware

Low Gap Hwy—Phone 1482 Mount Airy, North Carolina

f - -

SNOW'S GARAGE You Are Always

"We Repair All Makes and Models"

Welcome At The

Parts & Batteries BRIGHT-LEAF AND

Toast, North Carolina Phone 1537-M

_____-__

MOUNT AIRY DRIVE-IN'S

"Fresh Off Our Own Farms"

FARMER’S DAIRY PRODUCTS

Toast, North Carolina

Telephone 2180

'Look for the Little Dairy AAaid'

Jf TT1 .s, > fOVEdUR*: '•~-i,'rS*S

FHA Members visir Duke Gardens

Assembly Without An Auditorium

Delegates to State FHA Convention in Raleigh

PTA Honors Teachers Parents and Teachers Socialize After First PTA Meeting

' Compliments of

TRIANGLE CLEANERS

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KOZY KORNER RESTAURANT

For The Finest Foods

and Curb Service

Phone 2336 ;

CAUDLE'S BARBER SHOP : Compliments of Bill Caudle and Elden Hodges

Barbers ; FRANK HENNIS AUTO SALES Toast, North Carolina !

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i MILLER'S ESSO ODELL'S SANDWICH SHOP

For the Best in Eats

; "Your Neighborhood Esso Dealer" Toast, North Carolina !

LLOYD ARRINGTON

PHILLIPS66 SERVICE

Station & Grocer/

Compliments of

LAMM DRUG STORE

L

iiiimw til. ... .. . ■uni I -r-i-HTr r ~ T mi ' 1TTTI tTifTT "iflTlirTTTiiTWTfir'' 'i“*~ i** il > **~ h V '' " • ■ l^'v -■*' .

BRAY'S MILL ;

"The Farmers Feed Mill" Compliments of

Flour, Meal, Feed and Ice DUKE POWER COMPANY Hammer Mills

Black Strap Molasses and Feed Electrical Appliances

Mixers

Phone 28 Box 369 Mount Airy, North Carolina

Mount Airy, North Carolina

BELTON'S LAUNDRY AND TRIANGLE SHEET METAL COMPANY

DRY CLEANING COMPANY Warmair Heating-Air Conditioning

Phone 351 and 410

737 South Main Street

Roofing and Guttering

Mount Airy, North Carolina Phone 2075


Compliments of Compliments of

MOUNT AIRY MOSLEY'S SUPER MARKET TRACTOR COMPANY

"Shop Where You Can Buy Sales and Service

More For Your Money" Wi 1 low Street

Mount Airy, North Carolina Mount Airy, North Carolina

Phone 192 <

Compliments of

Compliments of

GRANITE CITY ELECTRIC COMPANY

TURNMYRE DRUG COMPANY

Main Street Electric Motor Re-Winding and

Repairing

Mount Airy, North Carolina 1

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HERFF-JONES COMPANY

; E. W. Paddison, Representative

Ri ngs-lnvi tations-Meda Is-Trophies

; Mount Airy, North Carolina

j:

WORKMEN’S FEDERAL SAVINGS

AND LOAN ASSOCIATION

MA Good Place For Your Savings"


i SURRY COUNTY LOAN & TRUST I COMPANY I Franklin Street Drive-In Branch

Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation


Dobson, North Carolina

Best Wishes from

JACK GADDY CHEVROLET, INC. Symbol

of

Savings CHEVROLETj

Emblem

of

Excellence

"Your Authorized Dealer in Your Community"

Highway 89 - City Limits


r

RENFRO HOSIERY MILLS & CO.

304 Wi I low Street


FIRST NATIONAL BANK

Member of The F.D.I.C.

Establ ished 1893

Sixty-five Years of Continuous Service


SCENES AT JUNIOR-SENIOR

Resting Between Dances

Dancing Under The Stars Faculty and Guests Enjoy

Conversation

SATTERFIELDS

Fresh Meats & Groceries

Esso Products Phone 16

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HOOVER REPAIR SHOP

Wi 1 low Street

(Rubber and Machine Work)

Phone 806

Compliments of K. R. BADGETT

the Plumbing

J. J. OIL COMPANY, INC. Mount Airy, North Carolina

Amoco Distributor Phone 159-4—J

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T~HE BARGAIN CENTER !

Compliments of Ready-To-Wear-Dry Goods

Clothing and Shoes For

MOUNT AIRY KNITTING CO. The Entire Fami ly


Compliments of Compliments of

AMOCO SUPER SERVICE HOLCOMB HARDWARE

Highway 601-Phone 245-W Mount Airy, North Carolina

TOWN AND COUNTRY GULF

SERVICE

Highway 89

Phone - 2005

PHILLIP SNOW'S GROCERY Phone - 482-R

Phone

STATE CAPITAL LIFE INSURANCE. 920

STEWART MEAT MARKET.136

IDEAL MOMUMENTAL WORKS.1514

SQUARE PHARMACY.530

COLONIAL CAFE. 984

MOUNT AIRY SCHOOL OF BEAUTY.1429

LAWSON'S CLEANERS AND LAUNDERETTE.892

DELUXE DRY CLEANERS.121

W. S. WOLFE...53

QUALITY HARDWARE Phone - 200

QUALITY OIL CO. of MT. AIRY


Phone 254

o- -r.~ '■*- r * >* > -i **•»*,*i •* \ *. f t -e * t- it*** -• -at; r<*vr

Compliments of

GRANITE HOSIERY MILLS 838 South Main Street


Buy

DANDEE BREAD m Fresher"

BELL BAKERIES

Compliments of

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MOODY FUNERAL HOME Wade C. Moody - Dennis Wade Moody

Home of Harrison Mutual Burial Association

24 - Hour Ambulance Service

Phone 65

Mount Airy, North Carolina _

Peace On Earth, Goodwill To Men

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Trade AT THE DAIRY QUEEN I

THE FAIR STORE & SAVE "We Sell the Best"

Mount Airy, North Carolina Sandwiches & Ice Cream

MERRITT MACHINE & SUPPLY ;

SPARGER INSURANCE Telephone 265

i Mount Airy, North Carolina

j BADGETT CONCRETE PRODUCTS

{ 1016 South St. Box 67

| Mount Airy, North Carolina

I Phone 778 or 779-J

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Compliments of

ROBERT To SMITH

Brick Layer

SQUARE CITIES SERVICE

Complete Automotive Service

N. South St. at Franklin St.

Phone 2049

WAYSIDE SERVICE MARKET

Rt. 601 - Just Above Rt. 52

Phone 445-W

Groceries - Gas -Oil

Compliments of

MOIR CARTER

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MARION LUMBER COMPANY

See Us For Your Needs


Phone 905

i:-

j Use Fat Boy Note Book Paper

Manufactured by

CAROLINA PAD AND PAPER CO.

Compliments of

RALPH GUNNELL and CLIFTON UTT

G. C. HAUSER'S CASH STORE

Phone 41 1

1 Compliments of

FLIPPEN GULF

U

4

PIGGLY WIGGLY SUPERMARKET

West Oak Street


Our Best to You

WOOD'S T. V. APPLIANCES

Compliments of

ASHBURN HOSIERY MILL


CLARK AND PARKER LUMBER

JONES OIL COMPANY

Atlantic Distributors


Phone 533

SLATE MOTOR COMPANY

Mt. Airy's Leading Used Car

Dealer


Bo AND D. FURNITURE CO.

Complete Home Furnishings

"A Little Better" For "A Little Less"

Mount Airy, N.C., Phone 418

BANNERTOWN SUPERETTE

Fresh Meats & Groceries

Rt. 1 Phone 1399


INMAN DRIVE INN

Fastest Curb Service

"In Town"

Compliments of

! CARL BOOKER'S TEXACO

; SERVICE STATION

—

CAROLINA MARKET

Quality Produce

Low Gap Road

Route 89 n -J

CAROLINA BEAUTY SHOP


STATE LINE TRADING POST

Furniture, Appliances and

Utilities

Cana, Virginia

Compliments of

TEMPLE ESSO SERVICE STATION

SIMMON'S HATCHERY JONES FUNERAL HOME

U. S. Pullorum Clean Ambulance Service

Baby Chicks-Farm Supplies Phone Mt. Airy 3

Al 1 -Star Feeds Dobson 2755

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i CAUDLE BROTHERS ! GENERAL CONTRACTORS

"New, Remodeling, Cabinet Maker"

"When Better Homes Are Built,

Jack Will Build Them"

Phone 1434-M

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BOWMAN ELECTRIC COMPANY

G. E. Television & Appliances

Sales and Service

126 West Pine Street


Phone 884

Compliments of

MOUNT AIRY FCX SERVICE 805 South South Street


Phone 655

Compliments of

MOUNT AIRY

FURNITURE COMPANY

Compl iments of

VAUGHN BROTHERS Sealtest Distributors


Compliments of

MOUNT AIRY CHAIR COMPANY


WARDEN SEWING MACHINE COMPANY

"Your Authorized Emerson Dealer"

Ben-Hur Home Freezers and

Universal Sewing Machines

We Service All Makes of

Radios and T.V. 's

813 South Main Street


Compliments of

W. P. A. Q. 740 KC 10,000 Watts

Surry's First, Most Powerful

And Only Clear Channel Station


BY-GONE DAYS

1. Jerry Parker 2. George Smith 3. Peggy Eades 4. Eva Joy Caudle 5. Mickey Gardner 6. Bernell Morton 7. Lou ise

Creed 8. Mary Ann O'Neal 9. Hazel Beasley 10. Shelba Hill 11. Judy Beamer 12. Peggy Bondurant 13. Geneva Reece

Freeman 14. Nancy Collins 15. Sue Collins 16. Frances Sykes 17. Katherine Thornburg 18. Ann Fleming 19. Wilma

Golding 20. Junior Childress 21. Janie Jessup 22. Loretta Jarrell 23. Loma Lee Bobbitt 24. Ronald Beamer.

...The past is gone, cherish it...

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