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1958 CHARLOTTE GANN - Editor-in-Chief
SHIRLEY EASTER Assistant Editor MILDRED WHITE Sales Manager BETTY S. WILKINS Advertising MONTSIE ALLRED Class Editor
FRANKIE CARLTON Picture Editor ROGER TAYLOR Art Editor UDELL WESTON Sports Editor JIMMY GROGAN Feature Editor
foreword The Senior Class of '58 presents this ANCHOR as a token of our appreciation to all who have helped us progress through the past years, especially our parents, teach- ers, fellow students, and Mr. Duncan. success, It is our sincere hope that your lives may be filled with happiness and and that you will continue to manifest a spirit of loyalty to Mayodan High School.
SHIRLEY EASTER CHARLOTTE GANN ^Dedication
To our parents, who, in the process of rearing us, have picked us up when we have fallen, pushed us when we needed pushing, and have tried to understand o u r problems when on one else would listen to us! Because of their faithfulness, understanding, and undying love, for which we feel so deeply grateful, we dedicate to them our annual, the ANCHOR of 1958.
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HATTIE RUTH HYDER ELLIOTT F. DUNCAN VIOLET B. SULEY B. S., A. S. T. C. A. B., U. N. C. A. B., Wisconsin University Home Economics Principal Biology
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OTIS J. STULTZ IRMA S. CREWS HENRY C. M. WHITAKER B. A., Elon College B. A., Winthrop College A. B., High Point College Business Administration A. B., High Point College Spanish, Social Studies, Band Mathematics, English
MAUD G. LEMONS J. C. ATKINSON WINIFRED DOSIER W. C. U. N. C. B. S., Western Carolina A. B., W. C. U. N. C. Algebra Social Studies, Physical Education English, Library V- " ' ... :,-:,:: .
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LISA GLIDEWELL DONNIE ZIGLAR 9a i ^Itlayodan iSckooi Song We're a band in league for learning, Boys and girls make up our host, Mayodan is the school we're attending, It's the name that we love most, "Faith and Courage" is our motto*, "Love and Knowledge" is our aim, And we'll labor boldly as we go, And ne'er our school defame. Chorus: Mayodan, thy name proclaim! The school we hold most dear. Mayodan, to thee we sing With voices loud and clear. Hearts and minds are all united, For one common cause we fight For devotion to school we are plighted We try to do what's right. Let us join our hands together To be faithful, sure and true, Pure of heart and mind forever, Yes, our whole lives through. Lessons learned in school we'll cherish, We will stive each day to win; Give our town and country our service, We'll be faithful to the end; So we sing while marching onward, Doing right with might and main, "Live for God" shall be our watchword; And His Kingdom gain. Words and Music by E. F. Duncan Principal of Mayodan School Lavender and White "Where there's a will, there's a way. (Bia wer Orchid , " I'W" ~ EMILY GRAY CREWS MILDRED IRENE WH.TE Secretary ^^^ • Treasuro; Glee Club 1, 2,3,4; F. H. A OeftlO^ ub 2 3 '' ' 4; Basketball Officer 1, 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4 ?'? ? ^ «* 2, 3, 4; F. H. A. Officer 1,2, nffi^r I m riLi ' Officer 1, 3; Monogram . ' Club 1 , . / _, ,„ _. 3; Monogram Club 3 4; Class O- 2, Officers, 4; Cheerleader 1 1,3,4; StudentCounc.lOf- 2, 3, 4; Basketball Jeer 2,3, 4 ; Class . ficer Paper Staff i , -, 4; 4; May Court OfficerOff; rBr i /. rll f y 3A Chef Marshal 3; 2,4; Annual Staff 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, Paper Staff ^^ Annual Typist 1,4; . ^^V 3, 4, Officer. 4; May Court 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4. ROGER CONNIE TAYLOR "Roge President Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club Officer 2, 3, 4; Student Council President 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class President 4; Annual Staff 4. SCOTTIE GRAY VIA Vice President " " . enters ? BETTY LOU EASTER NELLIE LEE GREGORY "Crazy" "Nell" Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4; F. H. A. 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4; F. H. A. 1, 2; Trl - Hi - Y 1, 2, Officer 3, 4; 2; Science Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2,3, Science Club 3; Paper Staff 4; May 4; Monogram Club 4; Basketball Man- Court 4. •» ager 3,4; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff } 4; May Court 2, 3, 4. NANCY JO VARNER "Nancy" Glee Club 1 , 2, 3, 4; Science Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Officer 4; May Court 4, Maid of Honor 3. t LOWELL DEAN YATES NORMAN LEWIS TUGGLE "Dean "Norman Football 1, 2, 3, Football Trophy 4; Science Club 3 Monogram Club 1, 2, Officer 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Hi-Y Club 1,2, President 4; Junior Rotarian 4. enters CAROLYN LEATH DALTON CHARLOTTE ANN GANN "Carolyn" "Charlotte" Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; F. H. A. 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4; F. H. A. 1, Spanish 2; Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1 , 2, 3, Officer 2; Tri-Hi-Y Club 1 , Officer 4; Paper Staff 4; Annual Typist 4; 2,3,4; Monogram Club 2, 3, Officer Assistant Publicity Manager 4; May 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3,4, Of- Queen 4. ficer 2; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Science Club 3; Marshal 3; Paper Staff 1,4; May Court 1,4; Editor-in-Chief An- nual 4. JAMES RODNEY GROGAN "Jimmy" Glee Club 1 , 3,4; Student Council 3; Class Officer 1 , 2, 3; Annual Staff 4; Spanish Club President 4. r t LLOYD ROSS WATSON LONNIE KEITH BLACK "Scrooge" "Gil ley " Football 2, Basketball 3,4; 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3; Monogram Club 1, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Glee Club 1, 4; Hi-Y Club 1. 1,3, 4; Student Council 4; Marshal 3; Spanish Club Officer 4. emord Tir BRENDA MARIE KALLAM SCARLETT WANDA CASE "Brenda" "Scarlett" Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; F. H. A. 1, GleeClubl, 2,3,4; F. H. A. 1,2; Officer 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1, Officer 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; Science Club 3; Bas- 4; Science Club 3; Homecoming Can- ketball 2,3,4, Captain 4; Home- didate 3; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff coming Candidate 1; Paper Staff 4; 4; May Court 3, 4. May Court 4. SHIRLEY EASTER "Shirley" Madison H. S. 1, 2; F. H. A. 1, 2; Glee Club 2; 1, Student Council 1 ; - Basketball 1 , 2; Homecoming Candi date 2; F. T. A. 1; Mayodan H. S. 4; Glee Club 4; Basketball 4, Cap- tain 4; Homecoming Candidate 4 ; Assistant Editor Annual 4; May Court 4. EDGAR UDELL WESTON, JR. GORDON LINCOLN "Udell" THROCKMORTON Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club "Lefty" 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi- Football 1, 2; Most Improved Player Y 1, 2, 3; Science Club 3; Juniot 3; Basketball 3; Baseball Co-Captain Rotarian 4; Annual Staff 4. 3; Monogram Club 2, 3,4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 4. . »eMier«* MONNA-RAEALLRED BETTY VERNON WILK1NS "Montsie" "Betty" Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Science Club Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 3; Spanish Club 4; F . H. A. Officer Manager 2; Homecoming Candidate Officer 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; 2; Paper Staff 4; Science Club 3; An- Student Council 4; Paper Staff ^Ed- nual Staff 4; Student Council 4; May itor-in-Chief 4; Annual Staff 4; May Court 1 ,4; Monogram Magazine Com- Court 4. mittee 3 ELMER ERNEST HYLTON "Ernest" Football 1, 2, 3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; GleeClub 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Junior Rotarian 4. BOYD FRANKLIN CARLTON, JR. ALLEN ODELL WELCH "Frankie" "Odell" Glee Club 1 , 2, 3, 4; Student Cou- Football 1 ,2, 3, Co-Captain 4, Foot- cil 4; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 4, ball Trophy 2; Monogram Club 2, 3, Editor 4; Spanish Club 4; Junior Ro- 4; Student Council 4; Hi-Y 4; Science tarian 4. Club 3. itf**"*"''" OcHiord SONJA CAROLYN RICHARDSON BARBARA ANN BARROW " "Sonja "Barbara" Glee Club 4; F. H. A. 1, 2; Paper Glee Club 1,2; Science Club 3; Staff 4; May Court 3, 4; Marshal 3. May Court 4. fUS Ti 1 WILLIAM ROBERT HATCHER, JR. ROBERT LEON HURD "Hatch" "Leon" Baseball 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Class Of- Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, ficer 1 . 2, 3, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 3,4; Hi-Yl, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 1, 2, Officer 3, 4; Student Council 4; Paper Staff 4; Glee Club 1 , 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1 . OeHior^ SHELBY ROBERTS ANGEL JUDY MARIE GRAVLEY "Shelby" "Judy" F . H . A . 1 , Officer 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3, GleeClub4;F. H. A. 1, 2; Student 4; Marshal 3; May Court 4; Glee Council 4; May Court 4; D. A. R. Club 4. Representative 4; Marsha I 3; Annual Typist 4. MINA BRAME THOMPSON ERNEST LEE JOHNSON "Brains" "Ernie" Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, Baseball 2; Glee Club 3, 4; Paper 3, Officer 4; Court May 4. Staff 4; Class Officer 3; Junior Ro- tarian 4. Cartoon fef »f The- Sb^,o H CIASS of ly On a bright September morning in mobs 1946, of eager youngsters appeared at Mayodan School to begin their education This first year, because there were so many, were we divided into two sections, with Mrs. Virginia Loftis and Mrs. Julia Tu rner as our teachers. This was to us an exciting year in many ways, especially when most of us had our first train ride—all the to Stoneville! In the second grade we had Mrs. Lucille Reid and Mrs. Margaret McCollum as our teachers. This is the year we really be- gan to realize why we were in school. Under the direction of our third grade teachers, Miss Annie Martin and Mrs. Pearl Van Noppen,we learned to write, and felt very proud of ourselves. Two years passed, and most of us found ourselves in the sixth grade under Mrs. Paulene Seaman, and Miss Lula Hines. Miss Hines entertained us by singing, dancing, and shooting water guns at ants on the walls, to our immense delight. When our seventh year in school arrived, we felt ourselves very grown up because, directed by our two teachers Mrs Irma Crews and Miss Elizabeth Smith, we all participated in a magazine sale with the high school students. Mrs. Irma Crews again was our teacher with Mrs. Maude Lemons when we reached the eighth grade. This year the boys and girls were separated into different rooms. We enjoyed the hew ways of working that year, especially changing classes and be- ing 'floored", having to stay in the classroom while everyone else went out to recess. We also were given more privileges that year than ever before. Consequently we had the most "wonderful" time that we had had since we entered school However one of the greatest disappointments in our whole school career was our plan to go to Raleigh, which did not materialize. At the end of the last year in elementary school, I know that we left Mrs. Lemons with more of our names on her paddle than she had space for! Believe me, she used it! We had graduation exercises from the eighth grade to high school almost exactly like the Seniors, even diplomas! ' The following year, 1955, was our biggest, for we began high school . _ We assembled that first day bright and early, asan- x.ous Freshmen. Under the leadership of Mr. j. C. Atkinson and Mrs. Betty Hicks, we pulled through that year. Our class Of- ficers that year were President-Ross Watson; Vice President-Jimmy Grogan; Secretary-Mildred White; Treasurer- William Hatcher . Those representing the Freshmen that year as Homecoming Candidate were Scarlette Case;and May Court Attendants,Charlotte Gann and Betty W.lkms. That year was important and exciting because we could join many different clubs and had still more privileges. Before we knew it summer had come and gone, and we were Sophomores at last! As Sophomores we didn't feel as if we were the "small fries" of high school . By this time some of our old classmates had dropped out, and we had only one section of our class, with Mr. Blaine Miller as our homeroom teacher. Chosen as officers were President-Dean Yates; Vice President-Scottie Via; Secretary-Ernest Johnson; Treasurer-Jimmy Grogan. Sophomore Home- coming Candidate that year was Betty Wilkins; and for May Court Attendants we chose Nellie Gregory and Mildred White (Early m the spring we ordered our class rings, with ruby sets flanked on one side by, a hornet emblem and on the other byour state emblem.) Someofus were even so fortunate as to go to the State Fair at Raleigh with the Seniors. Summer was here again and: we were eager also for our Junior year, when we expected to have even a better time than before. Juniors at last! We could hardly wait until the arrival of our class rings. When that day finally arrived, Mrs. homeroom Crews, our teacher, and Mr. Duncan,our principal, were as eager and excited as we were to get them on our fingers Our Jun - •or class officers were Pres.dent-Jimmy Grogan; Vice President- Emily Crews; Secretary-Scottie Via; Treasurer-Mildred White ' b representing the Junior Class that year were Homecoming Candidate, Brenda Kallam; and May Court Maid of Honor :y Ja Vomer, with Nellie Gregory, ... Brenda Kallam. and Soma Rirhnr^nn nt M„w r~,, r f a«—J 'i. ^ tl i ° Seh l °° f f ' "^ ° theIr aSt *«"• ° Ur SenIor homeroom teacher «as Miss Wini red O o Z^ T 6re P resident^T^-R er Taylor; °9 Vice President-Scottie Via; Secretary-Emily Crews; Treasurer- MM.ldredIdredI White R i 1 M A W^ Reporter-Brendar?Kallam. A new project for usthisyear was a successful school paper which we enjoyed working on ' ° f C ^ ™ ^^ °-^tors-in-Chief-Montsie Al.red and p'rankie Carlton FeatureEditor-CharlotteGann^portsEditors-Em.lyCrewsandSatreEdirC: h' ^^l^ ^ Ernest Johnson; Gossip Editors-Mildred White and Betty Wilkins; Typists-Carolyn Dalton, Betty Eatser, Nellie Grego^, and Sonja Richardson. Our representative as Homecoming Candidate this year was Sh.rley Easter. We are now looking forward to May 1958, when graduation will be here and we shall at last ceive our diplomas, re- however regretfully we leave Mayodan High School. BETTY LOU EASTER Historian .. £«ot Will The Mayodan High School Senior Class of 1958, being almost sound of mind, considering our approaching graduation in May, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament to be ex- cuted in the following order. Article I - To the Faculty - Item I To Mr. E. F. Duncan, our principal, we leave our devotion and thanks for our four successful years here in high school. Item II - To Miss Dosier we leave two correct time-telling clocks and students never inclined to miss class, 'tern III - To Mr. Atkinson we leave our hope for a victorious girls' basketball team. Item IV - To Mrs. Crews we leave our thanks for all the many things she has done for us, with us, and because of us. Article II - To our Parents To our parents we dedicate this ANCHOR, with the hope that by this gesture we may show them our appreciation and thankfulness for their love and guidance. Article III - To the Classes - treasured caps and gowns, and Item I To the Seniors of 1958-59 we leave our empty seats, our our Senior privileges. - Item II - To the new Juniors go our wishes for a successful Junior Senior Banquet and Halloween Carnival Item III - To the Sophomores goes the task of acquiring the sometimes-lacking school spirit and holding it through their high school days. Item IV - To the Freshmen we leave the excitement and confusion in the halls. Article IV - To Individuals - to Fox and Joan Item I MONTSIE ALLRED leaves her flaming hair and endless pep Gary Gravley Sherrill Item II - WAYNE DALTON wills his system for skipping school to Wayne Thacker and Martin. Don't try it, please. Item III - JIMMY GROGAN wills his "slick" clothes to Ronnie McGhin and Harold Portis. Think you could match them? Item IV - CAROLYN DALTON bequeaths her long hair to Evon Goinsand Roger Wray, though Roger doesn't need it. .. " . and ^eAtctment Item V - ERNEST JOHNSON wills his car to everyone who wants a little rideat lunch time Item VI - UDELL WESTONand GORDON THROCKMORTON leave their love affairs to Jack Cardwell and Norma Smith with the hope that Mayodan will remain a haven for lovers. Item VII - ODELLWELCHandROSSWATSON will their athletic abilities to Roy Williams and Johnny Robertson. Keep up the good work, boys. Item VIII - ROGER TAYLOR leaves his leadership abilities to Javon Perdueand Duke Baughn. Item IX - BARBARA BARROW and BETTY WILKINS will their grades to Nancy Case, Brenda Gann, and Carolyn Holt. Item X - LEON HURD leaves his voice to Rodney Young. Try out for WMYN, Rodney! Item XI - NELLIE GREGORYandSCOTTIE VIA will their figures to Darryl Grayand Lea Black. Item XII - SCARLETTCASEandEMILYCREWSIeavetheirheighttoPollyRichardsonand Jeanne Case. Item XIII - GENE VENABLE willshis love forhistoryto Ralph Vadenand Gilbert Johnson. Think you can make his grades? Item XIV - To Tyrone Bass goes BRENDA KALLEM's petite figure. Item XV -CHARLOTTE GANN leaves her love for out-of-town boys to Patti Cardwell,Yvonne Williams and Judy Middleton. Have you tried to hook one yet? Item XVI - WILLIAM HATCHER, our class poet, willshis poeticability to Milton Via and Robert Chaney Item XVII - KEITH BLACK leaves his gentlemanly manners to Kenneth Farmer and William Weston Item XVIII - ERNEST HYLTON wills his notorious classroom deeds to "Chuck" Bullins. Item XIX - To Tommie Williams goes DEAN YATES's position as "idol of theswoon club. Item XX - SHELBY ANGELand JUDY GRAVLEY leave to "Pat" Goad and Barbara Adkins what Gaynell Martin left to them. Item XXI -MINATHOMPSONandSHIRLEY EASTER will their happy married life to Gail Hurd, hope yours doesn't leave you for a foreign country. Item XXII - MILDRED WHITE bequeaths her haircut to Ann Williams. Looks good with your cap and gown. Item XXIII - To Priscilla Grogan and Betty Carter goes NANCY VARNER and NORMAN TUGGLE's love for English. Item - XXIV FRANKIECARLTONwillshisartistic abilities to Linda Vaden and Gloria Woods . Try decorating your classroom. Item XXV - BETTY EASTER just wants to leave. Wittnesses: SONJA RICHARDSON President - Roger Taylor Testator Advisor - Miss W. Dosier Principal - Mr. E. F. Duncan . . aa*4 Who said that the Class of '58 of "dear old Mayo High" had no ambition? Come with me to the year 1968 and we shall see just how ambitious this class really is! As I look into the crystal ball, I see that ROGER TAYLOR is coach at our former dear rival, Madison High. He's teaching them some of our tricks. On the side, he's a regular Romeo! SHELBY ANGEL writes the lovelorn column for the local paper, The Mayodan Times. Inciden- tally, the editor of this publication is none other than our own co-editor of the school paper, FRANK IE CARLTON. After watching T. V. for so long, KEITH BLACK now owns the T.V. station at Greensboro. BARBARA BARROW has a job there singing commercials. MRS. SHIRLEY EASTER and MRS. BRENDA KALLAM are heading a campaign for the couples who think they're ready for marriage. They speak each night on "The Advantages and Disavan — tages of Early Marriages." MRS. SCARLETT CASE and her husband own a tourist court in Daytona Beach, Florida. She runs a nursery on the side. MRS. MINA THOMPSON is touring the world with her husband, who is in the army. They're now in the South Sea Islands. GENE VENABLE is president of a small republic in South America. His personal aide is SCOTTIE VIA. NORMAN TUGGLE and WAYNE DALTON are co-owners of the Inter-City Dragstrip located between Freetown and Possum Town. Come on out; racing every night! (This isa paidadvertisement ) . JUDY GRAVLEY, not married yet, is private secretary to the owner and manager of Gravley's Radio Repair Shop in Greensboro. SO NJA RICHARDSON, smallest girl in our class, is now happily married and living in Washington, D. O, where her husband works. Incidentally, she named her first child Frankie —the name beings back memories ROSS WATSON has finally achieved his goal, chief detective at the Bureau of Investigation in New York City. LEFTY THORCKMORTON at last escaped a "certain someone" and is now basketball coach at one of the small colleges in the state. Who would have thought he could do it? CAROLYN DALTON, after taking a business course at Woman's College and then a photo- graphers' Course, has finally made up her mind. She's the assistant in a large photographing con- cern in Brooklyn MRS. BETTY WILK INS decided she just wanted to live a happy married life, so she's now doing just that in Greensboro, and is the proud mother of a bouncing baby boy. Congratulations! . . . ^Prophecy JIMMY GROGAN, voted the boy most likely to succeed in his senior class, certainly lived up to his title, for he is chief electrical engineer for the General Electric Company in Schenectady, New York WILLIAM HATCHER finally overcame his shyness, is married, and is making a career of the Air Force NANCY JO VARNER is an interior decorator for The Modern Home in Los Angeles. She also is married to a hometown boy. ERNEST JOHNSON, after working so many years in Crews' Market, is now owner and manager of Ernie's, a large super-market in Charlotte. RememberwhenMILDREDWHITEusedto say she would never get married? Well, she did! She is also private secretary (as well as wife) to the owner of a large used-car lot located on highway 220-South LEON HURD and his wife moved to Nashville, Tennessee, where he is a disc jockey at radio station WLAC. His program, called Danceland , is on from 7:00 to 12:00 in the evening. EMILY CREWS, after working so long, has finally reached the top. Today, she is a fashion de- signer for The Fashion House in San Francisco. ODELL WELCH, one of the most likeable boys in his senior class, attended college on a foot- ball scholarship, and is now playing professional football After admiring High Point College for such a long time, BETTY EASTER decided she would en- roll there. Since hergraduation from High Point College, she has a position in Raleigh and is married to a graduate of the same college. Remember UDELL WESTON, the child crooner? Well, he is now a professional singer in New York and is sometimes referred to as the "modern Sinatra". His first record was released last week . CHARLOTTE GANN's dream has finally come true. She's happily married and the mother of a darling girl baby named LeAnn . She lives over on the K-Fork Road. ERNEST HYLTON, the whiz in Spanish class, is a teacher of Spanish at Tri-City Consolidated School located at Dan Valley. Remember the way NELLIE GREGORY used to say she just wanted to get out of school? Guess what? She actually went to college and is now a social worker in the Bronx. DEAN YATES, better known as "handsome" when he was in high school, is a model for men's clothes in San Diego. As he will take his first screen test next week, perhaps we'll have a movie star from our class after all! I, MONNA-RAE ALLRED, have finally reached my goal. I make my debut on Broadway next week as the star ^f the 1 " 968 performance of "South Pacific . Oeator WITTIEST Betty Easter Gene Venable MOST COURTEOUS Nellie Gregory Odell Welch BEST SPORTS Emily Crews Gordon Throckmorton ^Superlative* FRIENDLIEST Sonja Richardson Ernest Johnson BEST PERSONALITY Shirley Easter Dean Yates MOST DEPENDABLE Charlotte Gann Udell Weston ^Senior MOST ATHLETIC Scarlett Case Roger Taylor MOST LIKELY to SUCCEED Judy Gravley Jimmy Grogan BEST LOOKING Mildred White Keith Black ^Superlative* BEST DRESSED Shelby Angel Norman Tuggle UGGEST FLIRTS Nancy Varner Ernest Hylton MOST TALENTED Montsie Allred Leon Hurd / fc V « * - * •" r^ !V MRS. IRMA S. CREWS Renter ^ngli^k €,laA6 ^Shorthand (£lciA4 MR. OTIS STULTZ 01 •< W^mmf •>r» ~~^^' ' - f<. MR. J. C. ATKINSON Economic* (^la** MR. HENRY WHITAKER Oewior Spanish (€,laA6 ^Bookkeeping (^,lci64 MR. OTIS STULTZ PATH CAR DWELL LEA BLACK EVON GOINS KENNETH FARMER JACK CAR DWELL ^uniorA JAVON PERDUE DARRYL GRAY NANCY CASE BRENDA GANN BETTY CARTER ^""SP RODNEY YOUNG ROY L. WILLIAMS HAROLD PORTIS LINDA VADEN SHERRILL MARTIN umor& YVONNE W. CARTER GLORIA WOODS <;-»• <***. ROBERT CHANEY TOMMY WILLIAMS WAYNE THACKER / \\ m POLLY RICHARDSON JOAN GRAVLEY JEANNE CASE PRISCILLA GROGAN JUDY MIDDLETON ^umJo r4 MILTON VIA ROGER WRAY GAIL H. HURD iSopkomoreA LIB BY ADAMS MARGIE TUGGLE RAY WOODS BRENDA EASTER MICHAEL MARTIN PAMELA TURNER DAVIS BAUGHN EVELYN STEVENS RUBEN WEBB CAROL HODGE DARRELLALLRED JANE YOUNG iSoph omoreA BILLY YATES JUDY COLEMAN JUNE BAKER DORIS PORTIS PATSY CARTER JOAN FOX V MICHELE WOODS BERLIN GRIFFIN MICHAEL GRIFFIN KENNETH HOPKINS CALVIN ASHBY j-retknten t LOUISE GOINS President SONDRA WILLIAMS RALPH GREGORY BONNIE CREECH PETE ATKINS BUDDY SMITH KATHERINE FOX PETE BARKSDALE BRENDA MOORE DONNA AMOS JUDY MORTON HOUSTON BOOTH JUDY GROGAN dlMtiM JOANN BROWN DOUGLAS WIGINGTON REBECCA SCHRONCE JOE SMITH, JR. VIRGINIA WELCH SONNY EULISS ^re^Afftea jgBW 0^ JB^ «m m BEVERLY CARTER BONNIE WILLIAMS AUDREY SMITH JUDY SHEMO VELMA COINS LINDA LOU VIA f^ %-—„ J DOROTHY HALEY JANICE TAYLOR TIM HALEY LINDA SIMMONS FAYE WILSON LENNA VAUGHN GWYN LEMONS BRENDA GATEWOOD BUDDY PAYNE JIMMY WILLIAMS BOBBY BLACKARD £,iqUtk <§r*ele < J$ua driver JACK CARDWELL NX V/ / PORTS J. C. ATKINSON Coach Mayodan 13 Pilot Mountain Mayo dan 20 Stoneville 12 Mayo dan 20 Pilot 7 Mayo dan 25 Sandy Ridge 6 Mayo dan Madison 13 Mayo dan 12 Walnut Cove Mayo dan 7 Sumner 14 Mayodan 31 Walkertown 18 Mayodan Kemersville 41 Tim Odell Ernest Leon Dean Roger Ross Tyrone Chuck Harold Gilbert Darryl Robert Roger W. Kenneth F. Milton . . , . J MKRBk jz -, \> j-ootkall ^eam Berlin Darrell A. Mike M. Pete A Mike C Sammy C Tommy V Farrel Fred S. Charlie Donnie Sammy Carl B. Kenneth H Leon G. Pete B (^hee rleade r& % in I ' 1 I II ... - •Am- 1 EMILY CREWS LEA BLACK CHARLOTTE GANN 4 PATTI CAR DWELL JUDY MIDDLETON -\r GLORIA WOODS BRENDA EASTER I &o-Captain a and (^oack SHIRLEY EASTER, SCARLETT CASE, and J. C. ATKINSON MILDRED WHITE SHIRLEY EASTER EMILY CREWS SCARLETT CASE YVONNE CARTER JUDY MIDDLETON EVON GOINS LEA BLACK GAIL HURD MARGIE TUGGLE PATSY CARTER JANE YOUNG CAROL HODGE VELMA GOINS AUDREY SMITH OSMgr ^BoxfA' ^aaketball © \ (£o-(£ciptainA and (£oack LEON HURD, KENNETH FARMER, and J. C. ATKINSON ROGER TAYLOR ROSS WATSON LEON HURD DARRYLL GRAY CHUCK BULLINS HAROLD PORTIS KEN FARMER DAVE BAUGHN LEON GATEWOOD BUDDY JOE MYERS TIM HALEY / ^3/ Ocore«J Mayodan Sandy Ridge 1 Mayodan 10 Ruggin 7 Mayodan 2 Madison 1 Mayodan 3 Stoneville 5 Mayodan 3 Wentworth 4 Mayodan 18 Bethany 6 Mayodan 11 Ruffin 12 Mayodan 7 Stoneville 2 Mayodan 2 Madison 3 Mayodan 11 Wentworth 6 Mayodan 1 Bethany - forfeit ^aaeball ' LEON HURD UDELL WESTON ••^fc - J i> GORDON THROCKMORTON WILLIAM HATCHER RODNEY YOUNG RONNIE McGHIN TYRONE BASS DARRELL GRAY ' JACK CARDWELL KEN FARMER ROBERT CHANEY .#t ' jp ' ^* TOMMY WILLIAMS DARRELL ALLRED LEON GATEWOOD <^ tj> Vt J* QUEEN Betty Carter n omeconxincf CANDIDATES Bonnie Williams, Libby Adams, Betty Carter, Shirley Easter. SPMll4 ' M - FHA EATVRE5 t^'i^^Vr?*;.,:H iStud&nt Council C ff[cir^kcilA Shelby Angel, Sonja Richardson, Judy Gravley, Ross Watson, Charlotte Gann, Emily Crews-Chief. ,"•- <* m V Ln^ft ,-" » It / '»> r, Cri-3fc-^ Mi-y. <§/ee (^lub £k #5 •no. .twfc ^\j \ ' ^l&w&paper Stall future *l£ a me maker a ol c^merica c\nf>ficc IFF t% /\ |i «h4 j5eauty ^Pageant MILDRED WHITE N< um *te rA-^l p LEA BLACK €f*lomecontincj oaa/04 %*v BETTY EASTER MILDRED WHITE CHARLOTTE GANN BETTY WILKINS SHELBY ANGEL CAROLYN DALTON Queen BRENDA PIKE SO NJA RICHARDSON SCARLETT CASE (^ourt NELLIE GREGORY MINA THOMPSON JUDY GRAVLEY MONTSIE ALLRED EMILY CREWS PAULA RICHARDSON Maid of Honor Not Pictured BARBARA BARROW NANCY VARNER SHIRLEY EASTER . 1 Compliments of "Merry-Maid" Foundations - Lingerie "Gem Dandy" Men's Belts - Braces - Ties GEM-DANDY, INC. Madison, N. C. Best Wishes MADISON THROWING COMPANY, INC. Processors of Nylon Yarns Phone 644 Madison, N. C ESPIE JOYCE Compliments of MOTORS PENN'S STUDEBAKER RESTAURANT TRUCKS AND and Gulf Gas CARS Highway 220 South Phone 372 Route 2 Madison, North Carolina and Madison, North Carolina Mayodan, North Carolina Congratulations Compliments of Class of WINTER COAL 1958 & OIL CO. MADISON Kerosene, Fuel Oil, Coal MERCHANT Phone 120 ASSOCIATION Mayodan, North Carolina Madison, North Carolina To The Compliments Graduating Class Seniors Our Very Best Wishes MAYO POOLE FURNITURE MART FURNITURE Appliances - Furniture Phone 793 CO. Phone 357 Mayodan, North Carolina Mayodan, North Carolina Compliments Seniors LAWSON'S COCA-COLA FURNITURE CO BOTTLING Hot Point Appliances and COMPANY Quality Furniture Phone 815 Phone 340 Mayodan, North Carolina Mayodan, North Carolina L~ Congratulations Seniors BAUGHN'S RAY'S DEPARTMENT STORE Phone 489 FUNERAL HOME Mayodan, North Carolina Nationally Advertised Ladies' Apparel Phone 281 FASHION SHOP Madison, North Carolina Phone 9094 Madison, North Carolina i Compliments of BANK OF TUTTLE MAYODAN 1 CHEVROLET Member of F. D. I. C. Madison, North Carolina Mayodan, North Carolina 'l Compliments of KALLAM OIL T. C STONE Insurance Agency CO., INC Insurance of All Kinds ESSO DISTRIBUTORS Fire - Hail - Automobile - Bonds Madison, North Carolina Theater Building Phone 9653 Telephone 3051 Donald Stephens Stoneville, North Carolina and H.C. Kallam; FARRIS Compliments of GULF DEPARTMENT DISTRIBUTORS STORE Madison, North Carolina Phone 483 Mayodan, North Carolina _J u — "1 MADISON WMYN MOTOR CO. PONTIAC 500 Watts 1420 Kilocycles Music All Day Sales and Service Phone 9207 Phone 740 Mayodan, North Carolina Madison, North Carolina Compliments of MAYODAN JEWELRY COMPANY Diamonds - Watches N&WESSO SERVICE China - Crystal Phone 9419 Phone 9290 Mayodan, North Carolina Mayodan, North Carolina i 'i Compliments of Compliments of MAYODAN DRY CLEANERS MODERN BEAUTY SHOP Phone 319 "Send your dry cleaning to us. " Mayodan, North Carolina Mayodan, North Carolina — YATES BROTHERS HATCHERY PURGAS0N U. S. Approved - Pullorum FURNITURE & APPLIANCES Clean - Baby Chicks "Furniture for the Home" Feed Supplies Philco Sales and Services Phone 9206 Phone 333 Mayodan, North Carolina Mayodan, North Carolina 1 MAYODAN SODA SHOP Soda Fountain Best Wishes Newsstand LEE'S SELF-SERVICE Drug Sundries Phone 377 Madison, North Carolina Mayodan, North Carolina ~~7 HOLCOMB'S USED CARS LLOYD'S CASH 1 WHOLESALE COMPANY Highway 220 Agent for Eshelman Red Rose •• '' ' ' Day Phone - 9090 Feeds & Robin Hood Flour Night Phone - 9686 Groceries - Specialties 1 Wholesale 1 Madison, North Carolina 1 Madison, North Carolina MADISON WHOLESALE Gold Seal, Sweet Buscuit Compliments of and CAROLINA -LEE Polar Bear Flour KNITTING CO. Madison, North Phone 214 Carolina 1 1 Madison, North Carolina H. J. FRYE Best Wishes Auto Supply W. D. S. MOTORS Auto Parts & Accessories G.M.C. Trucks & Oldsmobile Cars Highway 220 Sales & Service Phone 9840 Phone 225 Madison, North Carolina Madison, North Carolina Congratulations, Seniors Compliments of We wish you lots of success FUZZY'S future. in the BAR-B-Q COLLINS FLORIST Highway 220 Phone 471 Madison, North Mayodan, North Carolina Carolina Best Wishes Compliments of HICKS FLORIST MONOGRAM CLUB Flowers for all occasions < Mayodan High Dfal 6195 School Mayodan, North Carolina stfsa Best of Luck Compliments of C. P. BAUGHN BANKOFSTONEVILLE and SONS Stoneville, North Carolina Mayodan, North Carolina Compliments of SNIPES -CROWELL LUMBER CO., INC. ROBERTS & CASE TEXACO Building Supplies Phone 3571 Phone 3361 1 Stoneville, North Carolina Stoneville, North Carolina Compliments of BANK OF MADISON Congratulations Seniors of 1958 All Deposits Insured Up FUTURE To $10,000 HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA CLUB Member of F . D. I. C. Mayodan High School Madison, North Carolina 'i WEST -END GRILL ' LEFTY'S GRILL & BILLIARDS Noel "Flat" Atkins 1 Sealtest Ice-Cream & Milk Main Street Pit-Cooked Barbecue 1 1 Sandwiches of All Kinds Mayodan, North Carolina Phone 137 1 Mayodan, North Carolina -J WEST -END FURNITURE CO Compliments of Norge Appliances RACHELLE BEAUTY SHOP Phone 6303 Mayodan, North Carolina Mayodan, North Carolina Best of Luck CREWS MARKET Seniors Meats - Groceries NU - SUPPLY Mayodan, North Carolina Mayodan, North Carolina "1 LAYNE'S DRESS SHOP MAYODAN BARBER SHOP William Myers- Lawrence Anderson Nationally Advertised Congratulations Dresses Mayodan, North Carolina Mayodan, North Carolina ' ': 1 'l 'l BASS GROCERY & GRILL JOHNNY'S RESTAURANT 'l 1 ' 1 'I 'l 'A Friendly Place to Trade' "Fine Foods" 'l '> 1 'i Madison, North 'I Carolina 'i Mayodan, North Carolina 'l 'i 1 I 1 J. L MILLS, JR., GROCERY RAYMOND'S USED CARS - 1 Groceries Fresh Produce 1 Highway 220, South Frozen Foods Clean Used Cars Phone 161 Day Phone - 9504 1 Night Phone - 9505 Mayodan, North Carolina Madison, North Carolina —4 HICKS AND RHODES GROCERY : GRIFFIN'S Esso Service Center Meat, Feed, and Vegetables Highway 220 Gulf Gas, Oil, and Tires Mayodan, North Carolina Phone 9368 24 Hour Wrecker Service Mayodan, North Carolina Day Phone - 9052 Night Phone - 9450 MEMORIES As you come to the end of a journey That soon will be memory lane, You're leaving golden days behind That will never come again . You sadly leave the portals, Where there 's been born a dream Which will ever keep you pressing on, To follow, follow the gleam. And the path of life is before you, Luring and bidding you on. And you must go to take your place In the future that you have won. Farewell to joys of high school days, From these you now depart. Although you go, the memories will live Forever in your heart. WASHINGTON MILLS COMPANY Home of MAYO SPRUCE Underwear- Sportswear - Sleepwear Mayodan, North Carolina 1 "1 Compliments of DALTON'S STUDIO Photographer MADISON DRY CLEANERS for the 1958 Anchor "Send your cleaning to us. " Mayodan, North Carolina Madison, North Carolina cMutograpkd Ji product o\ lin+er COMPANY