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We the Seniors of Shady Grove have tried to make

an annual which would present our school as you

would like to remember it. In the years to come

may you turn through these pages and recall the happy

months at Shady Grove High School.

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Administration

MR. CURTIS PRICE

Superintendent

MR. DAVE STILLWELL

Supervisor

MR. J. D. PARKER, JR.

Principal

faculty

MR. HUGH PARTIN

Agriculture

MISS MARJORIE BISHOP

Home Economics

MR. J. D. PARKER, JR.

Sociology

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MRS. ALMA SHERMER

Seventh Grade

MRS. LUCILLE CORNATZEREighth Grade

MRS. ERMA MAULDINEighth Grade

MR. FRANK HARDINHistory and Coach

MRS. J. D. PARKER, JR.

Math and Commercial

MR. ROY THORNTONEnglish and Science

MRS. EUGENIA CRAWFORDFifth and Sixth Grades

MRS. FALLIE VOGLERFifth Grade

MRS. EDITH BAILEY

Second Grade

MRS. RUBY MARKLANDFirst and Second Grades

MISS CLARA BROWNFirst Grade

Senior Class Officers

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EDITH BAILEY

"Cute"

FHA 1, 2, 3

4-H Club 3, 4

Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4

Panther Staff 4

Crass Club 3

Lunchroom 2

Cheerleader 3

Halloween Court 3 ^

WILLIAM BAILEY

"Best Dressed"

FFA 1,2,3,4

4-H Club 1,2,3,4

Monogram Club 2, 3,4

Panther Staff 4

Outlook Staff 4

Crass Club 3

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Basketball 1,2,3,4

Baseball 1,2,3,4

Halloween Court 1

Bus Driver 4

RICHARD BAILEY

"Musical"

FFA 1,2,3,4

Crass Club 3

Glee Club 1

Panther Staff 4

Bus Driver 4

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SALLY BARNEY"Talented"

FHA 1, 2, 3

Panther Staff 4

Outlook Staff 3, 4

Music 1, 2

4-HClub 1,2,3,4

Monogram Club 3, 4

Halloween Court 2

Crass Club 3

Basketball 1,2,3,4

Co-Captain 4

Glee Club 1,2,3,4

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GRAY BARNHARDT"Witty"

FFA 1, 2, 3, 4

Monogram Club 3, 4

Crass Club 3

Basketball 1,2,4

Baseball 1,2,3,4

Panther Staff 4

ETHEL CARTER"Good Sport"

FHA 2,3

Beta Club 4

Panther Staff 4

Outlook Staff 4

Cheerleader 3

SHIRLEY CORNATZER" Likable"

FHA 3

Crass Club 3

Glee Club 3, 4

4-H Club 3, 4

Class Testator 4

Panther Staff 4

CLIFFORD HOWARD"Dependable"

FFA 1, 2, 3, 4

Panther Staff 4

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JACKIE McCULLOH"Popular"

FHA 1,2

Music 1

Beta Club 3,

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Monogram Club 3, 4

Basketball 1,2,3,4

Co-Captain 4

Glee Club 1,2,3,4

Editor of Panther 4

Outlook Staff 1, 2, 4

Marshal 3

Halloween Court 1, 3, 4

4-H Club 1,2,3,4

ANNE LAWSON"Friendly"

FHA 1,2,3

Music 1

4-H Club 1,2,3.4

Crass Club 3

Glee Club 2, 3, 4

Panther Staff 4

Historian 4

Outlook Staff 4

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MILDRED NANCE" Gay"

FHA 1,2,3

Beta Club 3, 4

Glee Club 1,2,3,4

Panther Staff 4

4-H Club 2

Outlook Staff 3, 4

BETTY MULLIS

"Good Looking"

FHA 1,2

Music 1

Beta Club 3,4

Monogram Club 2, 3, 4

Basketball 1,2,3,4

Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4

Panther Staff 4

Assistant Editor of Outlook 4

Chief Marshal 3

Halloween Queen 4

4-H Club 3, 4

BENNETT POTTS" Handsome"

FFA 1, 2, 3

Monogram Club 3, 4

Marshal 3

Editor of Outlook 4

Panther Staff 4

Crass Club 3

Basketball 1, 2, 4

Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4

Halloween King 4

Bus Driver

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ROY POTTS"Athletic"

FFA 1,2,3,4

Monogram Club 3, 4

Crass Club 3

Basketball 1,2,3,4

Baseball 1

Panther Staff 4

Business Manager 4

Outlook Staff 1

Halloween Court 3

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CLARK SMITH" Quiet"

FFA 1,2,3.4

Baseball 2, 3

Panther Staff 4

Bus Driver 4

ELMER SHORE"" Neat"

FFA 3

Monogram Club 3, 4

Crass Club 3

Panther Staff 4

Business Manager 4

Class Officer 2, 4

Baseball 2,3,4

Bus Driver 3, 4

YELLOWWHITE

MOTTOAll for one,

One for all,

That is our desire.

GERALDYNE SPRY

" Witty"

Lunchroom 2

Cheerleader 2,3

Chief Cheerleader 3

Prophecy 4

Panther Staff 4

4-H 1,2,3,4

CLASS FLOWER

Yellow Rose

MASCOTSFrederick Bailey

Texie Marie Foster

Seniors

GRAY BARNHARDTEDITH BAILEY

Cutest

SALLIE BARNEY

ROY POTTS

Most Athletic

BENNETT POTTSBETTY MULLIS

Best Looking

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ELMER SHORE

JOSEPHINE HOWARDMost Original

CLARK SMITHMILDRED NANCEMost Studious

CLIFFORD HOWARDSHIRLEY CORNATZERMost Dependable

WILLIAM BAILEY

BETTY MULLIS

Best Dressed

ELMER SHORE

ANN LAWSONMost Likely to Succeed

JACKIE McCULLOHWILLIAM BAILEY

Most Courteous

Superlatives

ETHEL CARTERRICHARD CORNATZERBest Ail-Around

GRAY BARNHARDTGERALDYNE SPRY

Wittiest

RICHARD BAILEY

SALLIE BARNEYMost Musical

BENNETT POTTSJACKIE McCULLOHMost Popular

RICHARD CORNATZERMILDRED NANCEFriendliest

ClassMstor

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In the fall of 1952, a group of Southern Belles and Southern Gentlemen started on

the long and hard task of getting a high school education. This group consisted of twenty-

seven Southerns. Holding the umbrella over these Southerns was Mr. Frank Hardin. Help-

ing to lead were Becky Starling, Betty Mullis, Barbara Ledford and Don Barnhardt. The

first part of our trip was successful with the biggest struggle being the Halloween Carnival.

Our candidates for King and Queen were: King, William Bailey; Queen, Betty Lou Bailey,

and her Attendant, Jackie McCulloh.

Then in the crisp August air of 1953, we started on the second part of our trip. Count-

ing the Southerns this year was Miss Mary Rose Hall. Don Barnhardt, Betty Mullis, and

Elmer Shore helped with the job. In counting the heads we found that Nell Sidden, Ruby

Cornatzer, Bill Mock, and Bobby Cope were no longer around. We had gained two new

ones, Ethel and Elmer Shore. We were later to find out that Elmer or "Pete" was to be a

big factor in our class work in the following years. Our candidates for the Halloween

Carnival this year were King, Donald Barney; Queen, Sallie Bailey, and her Attendant

being, Betty Mullis. This year had been very successful with all the work and parties

we had.

The Southerns were aware of the extra load we would have to carry this year of 1954

for we were now being called Juniors. Again holding the umbrella over the Southerns was

Mr. Frank Hardin. While calling the roll we found that one of the Southern Belles had

changed her name from Sallie Bailey to Mrs. Ronald Barney. We also found out that

Ronnie had quit school. Our group proved to be very musical this year which was to be a

big help with the Junior-Senior Banquet which was held at the Robert E. Lee Hotel in

Winston-Salem. Our candidates for the Halloween Carnival this year were King, Roy

Potts; Queen Edith Bailey, and her Attendant, Jackie McCulloh. All the work and parties

helped to make this year very successful and one to be remembered for a long time to

come. Helping to plan all the fun we were to have that year was Don Barnhardt, Betty

Mullis, and Mildred Nance. They proved to be very helpful in everything. We also gained

a new Southern Belle who went by the name of Shirley Cornatzer.

Then in the year of 1955, which was also to be a year we would not forget, we found

that one of our very best Gentlemen, Don Barnhardt had decided to leave for he had attend-

ed summer school. Holding the group in hand this year was Mrs. J. D. Parker, Jr. , who

we were to find was a lot of fun along with being very stern. Helping Mrs. Parker were

Elmer Shore, William Bailey, and Mildred Nance. This was really a big year for us. Our

candidates for the Halloween Carnival this year were King, Bennett Potts; Queen, Betty

Mullis, and her Attendant, Jackie McCulloh. This year we worked harder than ever before

and won with $274. This year was full of parties and hard work. We wanted the "OUT-LOOK" to be the best there was. Then we wanted the Annual to be even better and weworked hard to make them both a big success.

Anne Lawson

Class Historian

Class Prophecy

As I sit at my table with nothing to do, I stare into my crystal ball and it is turning

slowly. I see my classmates are scattered everywhere.

First I see Anne Lawson, who has finally gotten to be Mrs. Carl Smith. She is now

modeling French bathing suits in Mocksville.

Betty Mullis has finally reached her goal, nursing in a lunatic hospital in Advance,

North Carolina.

Why there's Mildred Nance, still single and happy, now a barber in Fork.

Who is that over there with those cute little triplets? Why that's Gray Barnhardt!

I see he's finally got himself a wife and three kids.

I see Pete Shore in a uniform. Why, he's a professional bus driver.

Here comes Red Cornatzer, and I see that he's still single. He's now the owner and

operator of a big " Rest Home For Old Maids.

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And now, who should I see but Josephine Howard. She has done real well for herself,

as she is a well trained lion tamer.

Clark Smith, the boy voted most studious is now teaching in Kindergarten.

There's Roy Potts, he's now on Television, taking Clare Bell's place.

I see that shy Clifford Howard is still single and doing well in motion pictures, as

he has all the girls swooning over him.

Bennett Potts is doing real well in business. He's now running "The Grill" in Mocks-

ville.

Richard Bailey has just finished his 47th year of motorcycle racing and has decided

to retire.

Over there are bright lights. Why I'm in a carnival and over here is a sign that says.

"The Laughing Lady," That's nobody but jolly little Shirley Cornatzer.

There's Ethel Shore, now Mrs. Kenny Carter, living in Smith Grove and running a

tourist Court.

I see William Bailey in real estate business. He's doing well for himself, a wife

and six kids.

Sallie Barney is now doing secretary work in a large animal hospital in Winston-

Salem.

Jackie McCulloh voted most popular girl is now president of a big club. The "Lonely

Hearts Club!"

I see Edith Bailey and Geraldyne Spry going down the road. They are both happily

married and live near each other.

Now my crystal ball is slowly fading and I must be moving on as I have other places

to visit and more fortunes to tell.

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Prophetess

Cast Will and Zestament

We, the 1955 Senior Class of Shady Grove High School, Advance, North Carolina,

being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our

last will and testament.

ARTICLE I

To the school, we leave our respect, loyalty, and wish for prosperity in the years

to come.

ARTICLE II

To the patient Faculty, we will our heart felt thanks for their interest and guidance

throughout the years.

ARTICLE III

To Mr. Parker, we leave our deepest gratitude for his guidance and advice.

To Mrs. Parker, we leave a Senior Class that will always win the King and Queen

contest at Halloween.

To Mr. Hardin, we leave basketball players that won't miss so many foul shots.

To Mr. Partin, we leave a better Senior Agriculture Class.

To Miss Bishop, we leave a new annual staff.

To Mr. Thornton, we leave a better Senior English Class.

ARTICLE IV

William Bailey, wills to Jimmy Jones his "still behind the hill."

Betty Mullis, wills to Nancy Gray Hartman her ability to hold a steady boy friend.

Sallie Barney, wills to Jeanette Orrell her title of Mrs.

Bennet Potts, wills to Wayne Williams his Fabulous Six.

Anne Lawson, wills to Nancy Vogler her ability to get an engagement ring.

Jackie McCulloh, wills to Dorothy Bailey her position on the basketball team.

Red Cornatzer, wills his little Dodge truck and getting stopped by Mr. Cox to Craig

Howard.

Sallie Barney, wills her Skinny Figure to Martha Kate Husser.

Gray Barnhardt, wills his lost Drivers License to John Foster.

Ethel Carter, wills to Cleo Carter her success in getting a husband.

Clifford Howard, wills to James Foster his English book and many magazines to read in

agriculture.

Shirley Cornatzer, wills to Shirley Burton her privilege of sitting on the front seat in

chapel.

Richard Bailey, leaves to John Standifur the ability to knock the left fender off of an

88 Olds.

Jackie McCulloh and Betty Mullis, leave to Dorothy Byerly and Ann Hendrix their

privilege of taking ball players home after practice.

Elmer Shore, leaves his ability to get along in English to Shirley Potts.

Mildred Nance, wills her Beta Club pin to Nancy Richie.

Shirley Cornatzer, wills to Frances Seaford all the boy friends she had left over when

she got married.

Geraldyne Spry, leaves her desire to write notes in English to Wilma Lou Riley.

Josephine Howard, wills her ability to be the Quietest one in the class to D. C. Blakley.

Clark Smith, wills to Odell Thomasson his 41 Ford and English Book.

Shirley Cornatzer

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OFFICERS

Cleo Carter Treasurer

Brack Bailey President

Mr. Hardin Sponsor

Nancy Vogler Secretary

Martha Husser Vice President

Brack Bailey

Dorothy Bailey

D. C. Blackley

Shirley Burton

Dorothy Byerly

Cleo Carter

James Foster

John Foster

Nancy Hartman

Annie Ruth Hendrix

Martha Kate Husser

Craig Howard

Jimmy Jones

Emily Mock

Jeanette Orrell

Shirley Potts

Nancy Richie

Wilma Lou Riley

Frances Seaford

John Standifur

Odell Thomasson

Nancy Vogler

Wayne Williams

Sophomores

Nancy Allen

Berrie Lee Bailey

Glenda Bailey

Allen Blakley

Dema Bowles

Sue Browder

Gordon Cornatzer

Jean Cornatzer

Linda Hartman

Jerry Hege

G. Vernon Hendrix

Kenneth Howard

Leonard Jones

Bill Livengood

Gwyndol Long

Tama Sue Markland

Alvin Myers

James Myers

Lester Myers

Thurman O'Mara

Gilbert Potts

Gray Potts

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OFFICERS

Tama Markland President

Miss Bishop Sponsor

Alvin Myers Vice President

Sue Browder Secretary-Treasurer

freshmenEthel Allen

Nellie Allen

Allen Bailey

Bobby Barnes

Betty Beauchamp

Lindal Cope

Rose Cope

Dickie Crater

Jane Craver

Roverda Ellis

Willa Ethison

Linda Fitzgerald

C. W. Foster

Millie Foster

Maggie Hartman

Velda Howard

Leon Godbey

Shermer Jarvis

Dan Lawson

James Myers

Lillie Mae Myers

Jayne Partin

Archie Potts

Kermit Ratledge

Betty Seaford

Douglas Seaford

Florence Shore

Mary Nell Shutt

Bobby Sidden

Madge Sparks

Connie Tucker

Betty Jo Williams

Nora Williams

Janice Wilson

OFFICERS

Connie Tucker Secretary

Betty Beauchamp Vice President

Mr. Thornton Sponsor

Kermit Ratledge - - President

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Mrs. Cornatzer EIGHTH GRADE

Johnny Allen, Franklin Bailey, Joan Barney, Rommie Barney, Shirley Blake, Ben Browder,

Jean Carter, Jane Cornatzer, Hazel Franks, Judy Hamilton, Rickey Hartman, Sarah Hendrix,

Joyce Holder, Sammie Howard, Dallas Jones, Jimmy Myers, Pansy Myers, Ann Nale, Delnora

Phillips, Nannie Sue Robertson, Jo Ann Shuler, Betty Grey Sidden, Fred Smith, Elaine Sowers,

Larry Vogler.

Mrs. Mauldin EIGHTH GRADE

Jackie Bailey, Sallie Bailey, Hayden Beauchamp, Miller Blake, Dale Buchanan, Junior Burton,

Marvin Byerly, Frances Cope, Betty Nan Cornatzer, Quincy Cornatzer, Rodger Foster, Polly

Frye, Melvin Gillespie, Nell Hudson, Maggie Julian, Bobby Lewis, Veil Livengood, Charles

Long, Maudie Melton, Patsy Messick, Ruth Potts, Margaret Smith, Billy Spillman, Norma

Standifur, Marie Tallent.

Mrs. Shermer SEVENTH GRADE

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Evie Bailey, Rad Barnes, Nadine Barney, Betty Bowens, Billy Burton, Edith Byerly, Billy Carter,

Don Carter, Johnnie Carter, Larry Carter, Toby Cornatzer, Jimmy Craver, Sharon Ellis, Helen

Hudson, Anna Jones, Ursula Jones, Harry Leonard, Gene Livengood, Rebecca Livengood, Johnny

Long, Bill Minor, Kenneth Munday, Jerry Nevins, Sharon Partin, James Patton, Roy Phelps,

Luther Potts, Rosalie Potts, Mary Shore, Amy Sparks, Norman Spry, Ronald Spry, Rachel Wilson.

Mrs. E. Vogler SLXTH GRADE

Callie Bailey, Larry Bailey, Johnny Barney, Roger Blake, Margaret Branch, Mary Carter, Shirley

Carter, Robert Cope, Mary Cornatzer, Kermit Craver, Dean Foster, Vickie Franks, William

Gillaspie, Lois Hamilton, Nelson Jones, Carlton Livengood, Steve Long, Richard Markland,

Donald Myers, Jimmy Nale, James Nance, Kay Potts, Linda Smith, Gay Sowers, Joann Spry,

Roger Spry, Fay Williams, Gale Williams, Peggy Wood, Brenda Zimmerman.

Mrs. Crawford FIFTH and SIXTH GRADES

Larry Barnes, Jimmy Barney, Jerry Beal, Jack Carter, Donnie Cornatzer, Dorothy Cornatzer,

Jerry Godbey, Henry Hege, Betty Hendrix, Joyce Hendrix, Judy Holder, Aronld Husser, Dennie

Jarvis, Betty McLemore, Nettie Minor, George Mock, Nancy Munday, Stacy Myers, Hugh Partin,

Billy Potts, Carol Robertson, Jerry Robertson, Dorothy Smith, Douglas Sprye, Ronald Standifur,

Betty Winters, Opal Wood.

Mrs. F. Vogler FIFTH GRADE

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Jerry Allen, Carl Bailey, Joe Bailey, Larry Beauchamp, Geraldine Blackley, John Boger, Leo

Bruebaker, Ray Byerly, Frankie Cope, Connie Cornatzer, Grady Craver, Brenda Ellis, John

Gillespie, Wayne Hamilton, Edith Hartman, Raymond Hege, Wayne Howard, Leonard Hudson,

Toby Lewis, Eugene Livengood, Betty Myers, Judy Nale, J. R. Norman, Douglas Potts, Linda

Richardson, Mary Robertson, Judy Shuler, Richard Smith, Joyce Tucker, Bobby Waller, Sue

Wood.

Miss Smithdeal FOURTH GRADE

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Anetia Bailey, Nancy Bailey, Thomas Bailey, Martha Barney, Louie Beal, Brenda Carter,

Travisene Carter, Carol Chaplin, James Cline, Alvin Coon, Georgia Craver, Robin Ellis, Kate

Lee Etichson, Carol Fitzgerald, Carol Jane Green, Gay Hoots, Lonnie Jones.. Jerry Livengood,

Charles Markland, Gary McDaniel, Joetta McMahon, Donald Messick, Donme Myers, Eddie

Myers, Jerry Myers, Leroy Nivens, Glenda Potts, Katrina Robertson, Cecil Smith, Brenda Sprye,

Betty Jean Talent, Janie Vogler, Evon Williams.

Mrs. Jones THIRD GRADE

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Terry Allen, Allie Rea Barney, Wanda Barney, Freda Barnhardt, Linda Barnhardt, Steve Beaucham,

Blaine Brubaker, Dana Buchanan, Brenda Byerly, Ray Carter, Irilla Carter, Davie Crater, James

Cope, Shirley Cope, Marjorie Cornatzer, Ann Essex, Donald Foster, George Hairston, Earl Hege,

John Jones, Marlene Jones, Garry Livengood, Susan Mock, Dorothy Minor, H. L, Norman, Brenda

Potts, William Robertson, David Standifur, Bobbie Seaford, Don Tucker, Ronald Vogler, William

Waller, Adrian Zimmerman.

Mrs. Hartman SECOND and THIRD GRADES

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Larry Bailey, Sammy Bailey, Jimmy Barnes, Douglas Barney, Nancy Blakley, Edna Branch,

Kenneth Branch, Charles Carter, Gladys Carter, Wanda Carter, Wanda Craver, Bobby Foster,

Jimmy Foster, Doris Gillespie, Dorothy Gillespie, Eddie Hilton, Patsy Hilton, Franklin Holder,

John Keaton, Clay Lawson, Doris Livengood, Dickie Messick, Kermit Myers, Billy Nevins, Terry

Potts, Nancy Richardson, Sue Smith, Donald Sprye, Russel Talent.

Mrs. Bailey SECOND GRADE

Charles Bailey, Barbara Barney, Joyce Barney, Jerry Carter, Patsy Carter, Shelby Coon, TommyCope, Patsy Davis, Susan Ellis, Francis Green, Allen Hall, Doris Hege, Fay Hoots, Terry Kea-

ton, Vauda J. Lewis, Max Long, Douglas Markland, Gaither Markland, Gary Markland, Patricia

Markland, Richard Massey, Ommie G. McDaniel, Novella McMahon, Billy Melton, Freida Myers,

Frank Orrell, Grant Robertson, Richard Robertson, Dorothy Seaford, Jane Seaford, Tim Spry.

Mrs. Markland FIRST and SECOND GRADES

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Diane Bailey, Diann Bailey, Steve Bennett, William Burton, J. B. Byerly, Brenda Carter, Katie

Carter, Clinton Cornatzer, Glenda Cornatzer, Judy Ellis, Wayne Frye, James Hartman, Jessie

Hilton, Wayne Jarvis, Bobby Jones, Donald Jones, Connie Markland, James Myers, William

Patton, Brenda Potts, Wayne Rentz, Larry Robertson, Helen Sheets, Joe Tucker, Don Waller, Kent

Walser, Jimmy Wilson, Jane Zimmerman (Not Pictured), Linda Wood.

Miss Brown FIRST GRADE

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Thomas Barney, Ray Blake, Wayne Blake, Jimmy Blakley, Rodger Boger, Sharon Bowles, HubertBurton, Edwin Carter, Guerney Coon, Gene Cope, Bobby Cornatzer, Donald Cornatzer, Rogar DaleCraver, Terry Gillespie, Billy Jones, Jane Jones, William Jones, Rebecca Keaton, Phillip Long,

Larry Markland, Eddie McDaniel, George Minor, Kathy Myers, Albert Norman, Barbara Orrell,

Carolyn Starr, Not Pictured, Terry Branch, Eddie Waller.

LEE PHELPS

Born--July 22, 1895

Died—December 15, 1954

Custodians

Cafeteria

CORNELIA CREWSMRS. MINNIE BRYSON, Supervisor

IDA CREWSBESSIE CREWS

COYETTE and EDNA ALLEN

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JACKIE McCULLOHEditor

JACKIE McCULLOH, Editor

MILDRED NANCE, Assistant Editor

ELMER SHORE, Business Manager

ROY POTTS, Assistant Business Manager

BETTY MULLIS, Feature Editor

GRAY BARNHARDT, High School

ETHEL CARTER, Elementary

SALLIE BARNEYBENNETT POTTS, Sports

RICHARD CORNATZER, Snapshots

MARJORIE BISHOP, Advisor

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Seated: Mildred Nance, Jacky McCulloh, Shirley Cornatzei, Ann Lawson, Richard Cornatzer,

Elmer Shore, Betty Mullis, Standing: Bennett Potts, Miss Bishop, Sally Barney, Ethel Carter,

Geraldyne Spry, Roy Potts, Gray Barnhardt.

BETTY MULLIS

Associate Editor

BENNETT POTTSEditor-in-Chief

Zhe "Outlook" Staff

MRS. PARKER

Advisor

Seated: Mrs. Parker, Betty Mullis, Bennett Pons, Sally Barney. Standing: Thurman O'Mara,

Glenda Bailey, Martha Husser, Gray Barnhardt, Wilma Riley, William Bailey, Dorothy Byerly,

Jackie McCulloh, Ann Lawson, Janice Wilson, Richard Cornatzer, Allen Bailey.

Frank Hardin

Sponsor

Betty Mullis

President

Martha Kate Husser

Vice President

Jackie McCulloh

Secretary

Mildred Nance

Treasurer

Brack Bailey

Dorothy Byerly

Cleo Carter

Ethel Carter

Nancy Hartman

Ann Hendrix

Jimmy Jones

Emily MockJeanette Orrell

Frances Seaford

Nancy Vogler

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Mr. H. E. Partin, Sponsor; Clark Smith, Reporter; Gray Barnhardt, Vice President; Richard

Bailey, President; William Bailey, Watch Dog; Jimmy Jones, Treasurer. Not Pictured: Roy

Potts, Secretary.

First row: William Bailey, Gray Barnhardt, Richard Bailey, Second row: Mr. Partin, Allen

Blakley, Thurmon O'Mara, Lester Myers, Richard Cornatzer, Leon Godbey, Bobby Sidden,

Shermer Jarvis, Dickie Crater, Archie Potts, Allen Bailey, Dan Lawson. Third row: Jerry Hege,

Craig Howard, John Standifur, James Foster, Clark Smith, Leanord Jones, John Foster, Kenneth

Howard, Gordon Cornatzer, James Myers, Gray Potts, D. C. Blakley. Fourth row: Clifford

Howard, Gilbert Potts, Odell Thompson, Bobby Barnes, Alvin Myers, C. W. Foster, Wayne

Williams, Vernon Hendrix, Billy Livengood, Jimmy Jones.

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Sue Browder, Reporter; Kermit Ratledge, Secretary and Treasurer; Maggie Hartman, Vice Presi-

dent; Cleo Carter, President; Miss Bishop, Sponsor.

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Seated: Willie Dean Etchison, Florence Shore, Nora Williams, Lindal Cope, Betty Beauchamp,

Kermit Ratledge, Nancy Allen, Tama Markland, Linda Fitzgerald, Glenda Bailey, Wilma Riley,

Dorothy Byerly, Ann Hendrix, Dorothy Bailey, Shirley Burton, Roverda Ellis, Betty Seaford.

Standing: Miss Bishop, Jane Craver, Maggie Hartman, Ethel Allen, Janice Wilson, Velda Howard,

Jane Partin, Millie Foster, Sue Browder, Gwyndol Long, Linda Hartman, Nancy Richie, Cleo

Carter, Mary Nell Shutt, Betty Williams, Connie Tucker, Dema Bowles, Shirley Pons.

Senior 4-H Club

Officers: Betty Mullis. President; Jacky McCulloh, Secretary; Sally Barney, Program Chairman.

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Officers: Callie Bailey, Song Leader; Elaine Sowers, President; Judy Hamilton, Vice President

and Program Chairman; Ruth Potts, Secretary; Billy Burton, Song Leader; Ben Browder, Reporter.

Music Classes

First row: Wanda Barney, Margie Cornatzer, Adrian Zimmerman, Carol Jane Green, Jane Sea-

ford, Dorothy Seaford, Patsy Davis, Vauda Jane Lewis. Second row: Glenda Cornatzer, Doug-

las Markland, Ronald Vogler, Charles Markland, Brenda Carter, Brenda Potts, Edith Hartman,

Evon Williams, James Hartman.

First row: Janie Vogler, Brenda Zimmerman, Gay Sowers, Fay Williams, Callie Bailey, Jane

Craver, Dorothy Cornatzer, Donnie Cornatzer. Second row: Elaine Sowers, Nancy Richie,

Frances Seaford, Wilma Riley, Martha Husser, Jeanette Orrell, Velda Howard, Linda Hartman.

ftus Drivers

William Bailey, Elmer Shore, Richard Bailey, Clark Smith, Bennett Potts, Billey Livengood,

Alvin Myers.

CheerleadersNancy Vogler, Frances Seaford. Co-Chiefs, Maggie Hartman. Jane Partin, Shirley Potts,

Dorothy Byerly.

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William Bailey, Roy Potts, Jacky McCulloh, Gray Barnhardt, Elmer Shore, Ann Hendrix, Billy

Livengood, Emily Mock, Vernon Hendrix, Martha Husser, Odell Thompson, Shirley Burton,

Wayne Williams, Nancy Hartman, Jimmy Jones, Nancy Vogler, Thurmond O'Mara, Frances

Seaford, Jeanette Orrell.

COACH: Frank Hardin

CO-CAPTAINS: Jackie McCulloh

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Linda Fitzgerald. Second row: Nancy Vogler, Connie Tucker, Kermit Ratledge, Janice Wilson,

Millie Foster, Jane Partin, Mr. Hardin, Coach.

First row: Bobby Sidden, Archie Potts, Shermer Jarvis, Dickie Crater. Second row: Mr. Hardin,

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Mocksville, N.C.

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Sales and Service

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Mocksville, N.C.

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Advance, N.C.

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