To our teachers and classmates who are

now in service, we the Seniors of '45, with

great appreciation for the sacrifices they

are making, dedicate this Annual.

J. ALLEN THACKER G. W. HOLMES III

GLADYS JOYCE

CARL WILKINS THOMAS SNOW

CARL SHREVE CODELL GOINS

JAMES ROBERTS JIM BARROW

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FOREWORD

For the past four yearn the members of theSenior Class have been under the constant care

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plant into their minds and hearts those ideals whichlead to a deeper understanding of life and a greaterappreciation of service to humanity. We trust, there-fore,' that their experiences here have not been merelythat of so called booklearning, but that their charac-

and developed that they willbetter by. their having lived..

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The faculty, the members of the School Board,-and the citizens of the community are pr..'ud of ourgraduates; We are sending them out into the vastuniversity of experience, and we trust that they willlive such noble lives of usefulness that will make usproud to call them our boys and girls, Never beforehave graduates of this institution faced a greater

,: opportunity to serve their fellowman than at this timeof stress and misunderstanding throughout the whole

'•world; Vv'e trust that they will accept the challengeof service that becomes them- on every side and thatthey will never shirk when duty calls.

In spite of the discouraging pitfalls that mayseem to lie ahead there is still much to live for;there are greater hopes and aspirations for thefuture than the world has over known before. Beyondthe horizon of chaos and turmoil the sun is yetshining.. Beyond the dismal clouds of war and dark-ness there is still hope and love, and we. can giveto the world the best that is in us. Let us havefaith in ourselves, faith in our fellowmen, faithin God,work ageworld'.

Through faith we can developinst the evils and adversitie;

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Ifte now send the members of the class of 1945out from the Mayodan High School with the hopethat they will prove worthy of the faith and con-fidence we have bestowed in them* May God blessthem, and may they go forth as heralds of Peaceand Goodwill*

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RUTH TUCKER peggy cardwell

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IRIS MOONEY

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ALTON MARTIN MARIS COOKE

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, It is the year 1975 and I am seated in myon Wall Street when all of a sudden I look up,who should I see> but my senior class of '45*body is excited and wanting to tell me his ex>periences

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Peggy Cardwell , after 15 years of High School and13 years of college, has settled down to a quietlife teaching at the great high school of

Marie Cooke , after finishing school, took a jc>b

with the Washington Mills and since has becomethe superintendent.

Jane Carter , after trying hard and pulling allthe tricks she knew to get her man* failed, s o'

she turned to her old profession of nursing.

Charles Case , after many years of debating andspeaking, has finally reached his ambition asPresident and Commander-in-chief.

Polly Faucette ^ president of the seniors didn'tgive up politics, now she holds the position ofVice President of the U. S. (The first Woman)

Ode 11 Hall g now head of the New College, whichhe has established for those who want to preachhas offered an invitation for everyone to attend.

Spike Vaughn, the world 1 s greatest desporado isserving his country ^j bursting rods for thenew super duper highway.

8# Agness Highfill , after having climbed themountain for 15 years* has at last bought anelevator which she operates.

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Iris ivjoon^y , after retiring, has finally decidedto give Ira. Hugos her Drug, _>tore.

ho Ion kurray , a high society leader and i oundtrof tho Spinster Club has broken the ruUs andmarried.

Alton Martin , has finally reachod his heightsas a swoon crooner. /i/ith his iow tie andflashy blazer no's another "Frankie

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Billy Shrevc , has gainod a lot of knowledgeselling papers and- he will become the ownerof tho Layo Journal

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kolly . t'obb , now on^ of tho world's groatostactress-os* ha3 boon traveling tho world givingperformances

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We, the Seniors of f 45, wish to leave the:properties to the Juniors who will soon be Seniors.We feel sure they will make the most of them.

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To the Sophomores we leave our love for eachother.To the faculty we leave our deepest apprecia-tion for their guidance and patience with usthrough these years.

To Maretene Smithy goes Sammy Sharron'sability to dance.To Beverly Johnson, Polly Faucette leavesher beautiful figure.To Edith Barrow, goes Alma Landreth'slove for "Tutt."To Fred Barrow, goes Sammy Sharron*slong tongue.To Josephine Purgason, Marie Cooks leavesher heavy build.To Frances Atkins, Patsy Smith leaves herblack hair.To Betty Ann Rader p goes Iris Mooney's j©bat the drug store* (Iris is W. M t I* bound)To Melvin Powers and Edgie RieherdsonBilly Shreves leaves his love for music.To Jane Richardson, Mildred Joyce leavesher beautiful blu© eyes»To Tubby Hoskins, Agness Highful leaves hercute clothes*To Toby Griffen goes Bobby Cook's placeas a ball player.To Frankle Griffin, Odell Hall leaves hisability to draw girls. (Oh. Frankie° swoon-swoon)To Bobby Joyce goes Jimmy Kaltrieder'smanly voice.

To Gene Freeman p Alton Martin leaves hisplace at the office.T© Jewell Hall, Creola Hutchins, and MaxinePike, Molly Webb leaves her blond hair.To Margaret Mitchell and Doris Richardson,Ruth Tucker leaves her cuteness*

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On the ninth of September 1941, we, a classIfty pupils j entered Mayodan High School. Weunacustomed to the routine of high schoolwe made many mistakes; But before long we werested to all the new situations, thanks to Missine Hawley, who was our home room teacher infirst year of high school.

The second year we knew everything or att thought we did. But every one passed us bylittle sophomores." Our home room teacheryear was Miss Eleanor Hutchinson, and we are

1 grateful to her for showing us our way intotenth grade, there we learned that we werethe all of Mayodan High School.

The third year our teacher was Mrs; M« L.Hall, an excellent teacher, who really helped usget ready for the Junior-Senior Banquet of 1944>which was an exciting time for all of us*

At last we eittte to the big year, the year wewere to be seniors , By this time nearly thirtypupils had dropped out of our class* Some wentto work in various places and others had lefttheir education to serve their country.

Yet after all of these had dropped out, whatwas left of us worked in earnest trying to makethe senior class the best class in school. Mrs.Sam Fagge , our teacher, made this possible byhelping us.

We are grateful to Mr, Duncan, our principal

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President: Polly PaucetteVice-President: Sammy Sharron

Secretary: Helen MurrayTreasurer: Patsy Smith

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Frod BarrowGene FreemanFranklin GriffinToby GriffinBilly HicksGene JoyceBobby JoyceMelvin PowersSldridge RichardsonMildred AdamsFrances AtkinsMildred AtkinsBetty Jane Barrowj£dith BarrowDoris PolesFannie DugginsEdna GlidewellJewell HallMarcelene HoskinsCreola HutchensBeverly JohnsonMargaret MitchellMaxine PikeJosephine PurgasonBetty Ann RaderIrene ReddickDoris RichardsonJane RichardsonMartene Smith

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President . i i ivielvin PowersVice President . . . Edgie Richardson

Secretary « * . Beverly JohnsonTreasurer- Be tty A. Rader

Our class "began the year with thirty two pupils.Two of our boy , Roy Atkins and T. C. Black, are nowin the armed forces. Others who have left schoolare Johnny Holt and Thelma Trent.

The; first social was a weiner roast held atAvalon at the first of the year. Later a party wasenjoyed in the home economics room. Our Christmasparty was at Beverly Johnson's where gifts wereexchanged and where everyone had a most enjoyabletime. During the year the class has been working to-ward a large bank account in anticipation of anelaborate Junior— Senior Banquet to "be given in thelate spring.

Mid- term examinations were endured the lastweek in January. For some they were difficult,but not for those who were exempt.

The Junior class has had a good P. T. A.attendance thus far and has won five of the sixdollars given for the largest percentage inattendance

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Several of the ooya and girls in the class havebeen taking great interest in basket ball during

have been greatly helped by Edwhose services wereRepresentatives from theteams are: Girls - EdithMickey Atkins, Betty A.Edna Glidewell, Boys -

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Reynolds and "Recinvaluable to theJunior class on

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Barrow, ver LJ Johnson,Rader, Martenu Smith andBobby Joyce, Edgie RichardsonToby Griffin.

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Mary ElackardViola Case(>arn,3tte CollinsI o 1 e Or a i gChr i s t i n 3 Dug j;i n s

Edno EastFrankio FerrisFrances GentryVirginia GoadOrdean GoinsJeanetce GroganWetoka JohnsonJo Alice JoyceFhyliss JoyceEmma Lee LaddVirginia LawsonMackie MartinMargaret MartinJoan MintonMarie PerdueDoris PyrtleVirginia WilliamsRalph AndersonLeonard AtkinsRaymond CaseBilly CrewsClyde GoadGar re 11 HighfillJ. F. HoskinsRay MartinDonny MontgomeryHerbert PergusonGlenn Reddic^Billy' RobertsonRichard SiskTom ThackerWe Id on ThrockmortonTommy WatsonClyde WigingtonBilly WilliamsCharles Yates

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President . . . Margaret MartinVice President . . . Joan Minton

Secretary . . . Donny MontgomeryTreasurer . , . Edna East

'.Ve Freshmen, starting this year off with fortyfour pupils, h-.ve made a very good start in highschool. Our home room teacher being Miss LorraineShropshire, the commercial teacher*

We found that high school was not so verydifferent from grammar school, although we changeteachers every hour, We had a Christmas party inthe home economics department, where gifts wereexchanged and refreshments were served.

Our class was very interested in basket-ballthis year as we could play on the varsity team.Those earning suits were: Viola Case, MargaretMartin, Marie Perdue, and Edna East. The boyswere: Donny Montgomery, Ralph Anderson, BillRobertson, Ray Martin, and Glenn Reddick.

The class, as a whole j has had a verysuccessful year in high school and is lookingforward to many more.

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Coach--John Oliver DrakeManager-- Bryco HurdRef era©-- Joseph MoorePlayor3--Billy Hicks, Sammy Sharron,L jnny Montgomery, Toby Griffin, BillyRobertson, Bobby Joyce, Ray Martin,Ralph Anderson and Eldrigo Richardson.

The boys team opened this year with the loss of threegood players, Curtis, Shag and Jimmy. This hurt theteam a lot, but they workod hard and got a good team.

They started out the first of the yearfifteen going outhad nino left.

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With the help of their eou.cn and their team work theboy3 won 12 games and lost 3. In tho tournament theboys won the first game over Ruffin with a score of40 to 32, in the second game the boys lost to theboys of Stonevillo High School with a score of 27 to29. So this coming year the team will only lose oneof their players, so they can work hard and lookforward to having a better team next year.

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Girlo Captain -- Alma LandrcthCoach --'Ed ReynoldsManagers -- Bryce Hurd and Edith CaseGirls Referee -- Joe MoorePlayers -- Mar tune Smith, Edith Barrow,, Alma

Landreth, Margaret Martin, ViolaCase, Marie Perdue, MildredAtkins, Edna Glide we 11, Betty A..

Fader and Beverly Johnson.

The girls started "basketball this year with allthe veterans returning except one.

The practices were hard and streneous but theresults were pleasing. During the regular seasonthe girls played fifteen games winning seven andlosing eight.

In the tournament, the girls were not successfulas they lost their first game in the county race.

Having a better team this year over last yearand losing only one of the best players, AlmaLandreth, we hope to have a better team next year.

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President , . . Polly FaucetteVice President . , . Melvin Powers

Secretary . . , Helen MurrayTreasurer , , , Frances Atkins

Sponser, « . Mr. Duncan

Sammy SharronOde 11 HallLorenzo RhodesPolly FaucetteMolly 7/9bbJane CarterAlma LandrethHelen MurrayLouise LedbetterMildred JoyceAgnes Highfill

Ruth Tucker

Frances AtkinsMildred AtkinsBetty A. RaderMartene SmithBeverly JohnsonJosephine Purgason"Tubby" HoskinsFannie DugginsMelvin PowersIrene ReddickPeggy Car-dwell

The Beta Club is primarily an honor organizat-ion in our school, One must maintain and keep anaverage of 85 or higher in order to become amember. He is also judged by certain principlesof character by the old members who vote eachmember into the club.

At the first meeting the club set its aimsand standards for the year. They were: (1)keeping the school grounds clean, (2) keepingthe bulletin boards attractive, and (3) beinghelpful in every possible way*

There were three social meetings heldduring the year. Hostesses were: Alma Landreth,Molly Webb, and Helen Murray,

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Editor-in-chief Polly FaucetteAssistant Editor ,. Sammy SharronBusiness Manager, ... Alma LandrethProduction Manager Jane CarterAssistant Production Manager. Alton MartinSports Editors. Charles Vaughn

Louise LedbotterArt Editor. . , . Lorenzo RhodesCirculation Managers, . Ruth Tucker

Patsy SmithClass Reporters Donny Montgomery

Frances AtkinsHistorian Peggy Car-dwellProphet ..... Sammy SharronTestator ....,...«. Patsy SmithGiftorian . » Helen Murray

The Editors of Mayodan High School's 1945 yearbook, proudly,edition of the

but not boastfully presentsANCHOR.

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We, the Editors have strived to the best of ourability, to make the ANCHOR of 1945 a successful one.

The Editors of the ANCHOR of former editions,undoubtfully put forth much effort and work to maketheir book the best, and their book was of goodquality but this year we have willingly put forwardgreater effort to improve the ANCHOR.

So, we bring to you this edition of the ANCHORfor all to judge unbiasedly.

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Jimmy: It's raining cats and dogs outside.Billy: Yes, I know. I just stepped into a poodle.

Ruth: Surely you're not going to let that redhead steal your boy friend.

Molly: Of course not! I'll dye first.

Alton: Who was Hamlet"Miss Shropshire: Bring the Bible, you ignoramus,

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For Teen-age car drivers: DEATH IS SO PERMANENT*l

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Odell: Who is the laziest one in your class?Sammy: I dunno..-Odell: Oh, yes you do know. When everybody is

busy studying and writing, who sits idlyin his seat and watches the rest work?

Sammy: The teacher.

Patsy: "Will your folks be surprised when yougraduate?" '

Marie: "No, they've been expecting it for sev-eral years."

"For heaven's sake," wrote Clem to Polly, "Don'tsend me any more nagging letters while I'm at thefront. I want to fight this war in peace,"

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Senior: How many . sub jects are you carrying thissemester?

Freshman: Carrying one and dragging three,

'Irs. Hall: Charles Case, name two pronouns.Cnarles: Who, me? '

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Mayodan, N. C- Main St.

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