Hamlet High School - Choo Choo Yearbook (Hamlet, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1964 volume:

dnxleql' , TXHC2. wif WN' '- I P ecli+or- Businesg manasen if elizabeflm mqynm-J aenie buHocK . FOREWORD A train whistle breaks the calm of night as it rolls into the darkness towards its destination. So leave the Seniors of 1964-leaving to fulfill their 1ife's ambitions, while leaving behind a ne'er to be forgotten four years. Years of de- votion . . . work . . . despair . . . anticipation . . .victory . . .defeat . . .happiness . . . experienced now in memory only. In this,the 1964 edition of the CHOO CHOO, we have recorded only a few of the highlights of the first lapse of our journey through life with the hopethat inthe years to come, the past events will come to be more meaningful. TABLE OF CONTENTS Gi f . . . LEADERS . . . 4 '3 . .LEARNEP.s. . . . .12 .. . . . . SPORTING REVIEWS . . . . 44 ENDEAVORS . . . .64 M N ' ' . . SPECIALS . . . . 88 V a-n . . . .ENTI-EIRPRISES. . . . 114 3 'vi u x K .X u . .1 21? H :lzixyki ,Kg 1 . , J S' XY '21 ,X 2 7 , . H,w.,,! , -1 f Urffw - -:rwq 1 1, ' QM . ' 'YAG ' '2 '2fw.r'.g - ,,, ,,., D .N X255 wav, I I ' '4,1A,J 1:43, Efin! 'H if ' gf - I w w'-Q v' , v.:Pi l '?f' 14 1 if 4.f. 7wjC1g1' ' ' w 1'w'f,' s X l L ' W! rn! :nl ,:l. 7'X . Zqffpwvilinl ,I left, M 3- L. f-yggx aww .41 ,fs 3 5145? I 'vi' an A N. I as-rvv-u I wa -' 'wr- U SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS. CL-RJ Mr. F. E. Campbell, Mrs. H.O. Queen, Mr. Nelson, F. White, and Mr. David Mr. Ed Lentz, Counselor Dr. R.B. Garrisofffl Chairman of the Boar Mrs. Nancy Pa1t, Secretary FACULTY Mrs. Lina Bauersfeld - English Mrs. Grace Phifer - English Mrs. Lorraine Neimyer - Geometry, Algebra 1 F' FF Mrs. Helen Butt - English Mrs. Mildred Gamber - French, English Mrs. Mary Breeze - English Mrs. Olive Cook, Chorus Mr. Ray Shaw - Algebra, Geometry, Physics Mrs. Virginia Bullock - Biology, Chemistry Mr. Bob Brooks - Biology 4 Miss Margaret Hugelet, Librarian Mr. C. H. McGregor - Social Studies and Math Mr. Edward Bunch - Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing Mr. Herman Williams - ICT Director 6.44 Nb' l H v ! Miss Nancy Shidal - Commercial Mr. Carson Oldham - Trigonometry, Algebra Mrs. Ellen Gordon-Latin Mr. William McLean - History Mrs. Mary Ollis - Health, History Mr. Joe Gordon - Economics, Civics W is R' Miss Lynn Cox, Band Mrs. Myrtle Stogner, Mrs. Sylvia Green- Horne Economics Mr. Charles Bishop, Commercial Health, History, ,lf Coach Mr. Mike Caskey - Football Coach Mrs . Martha Holt 11 ,s ijt Girls Basketball Coach SCHCOL WCRKERS Q? CAFETERIA WORKERS E McLuca,D McNe11 A Gr1.ff1n,H Wall L Edwards, C Blackstock, B Dav1s, Mrs C E Matthews 21. M, 'VW' -1.2 :gg , ff I if e , ., C Tanner, L Warden BOOKROOM WORKERS B Ritter and E Hansen I X 5 4-.4 51' W LIBRARIANS. L. Messner, M. Dixon, D. Quick, J. Quick, 5 Q cUsToD1ANs. M. scott, M. Brown,J. J.scott. i A -A Q. i 1 .-f- 1 , Q , ' 1 I n Wx N I Q' U f 'i,. r W il ' A H wi' 1 2 I I 0 r J Ugxw A 9 ,, wx N '15, 54 , - ,gn-2, . wx A- ns -C ii' -av K I , 'b-A, ' Ny -x ,vi lx rf- , f ik? '1- mnlll ' SENIORS President . . . . . Ralph Robertson Vice-President . . . . Elizabeth Maynard Secretary . . . . .Emily Pittman Treasurer . . . . .Jimmy Wilson Chaplain ..... ........ P aul Matthews Students-at-Large. . . . . .Vicki Blanton, Donnie Helms, Larry Mills, Beverly Upchurch Treasurers . . . . Robert Brown, Cynthia McGowan David Lee, Ondra Turner I4 A P . ld 4 O MARY LOUISE ADEIMY To all my friends Ileave kind thoughts. F.H.A., 1,23 Parliamentarian, 23 F.T.A., 13 Science Club, 13 Latin Club, 1,23 His- torian, 23 Glee Club, 2,3,43 J.V. Basket- ball, 23 Varsity Basketball, 3,43 Co-Cap- tain, 43 Jr. Marshal, 33 Y-Teens, 43 Beta Club, 3,43 Color Guard, 3,4. SARAH ELIZABETH ALLEN The smile that won't come off. F.H.A., 13 F.T.A., l,2,3,43 Secretary, 3, Vice-President, 43 Student Council, 2,33 Class officer, 1,2,33 President, 23 Vice- President, 1,33 J.V. Cheerleader, 23 Var- sity Cheerleader, 3,43 Assistant head, 43 Homecoming Candidate, 2,43 Princess, 43 Senior Superlative3 Greggettes, 43 Vice- President, 43 Y-Teens, 3,43 Executive Council, 33 Secretary, 4. DEXTER ELWOOD ALT MAN All things come to those who wait -- I'm waiting. J.V. Football, 1,23 Track, 3,43 I.C.T., 4. LINDA GALE ALTMAN A smile is the nicest 'thing I know. J.V. Basketball, 1,23 Captain, 23 Varsity Basketball, 3,43 Y-Teens, 3,43 F.T.A., 3, 43 Glee Club, 4. PHYLLIS JEAN BARMER Kindness is the golden chain by which people are bound together. F.H.A., 1,2Q Intramural Basketball, 13 Greggettes, 4. HERBERT LEE BENOY, III A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the wisest men. Science Club, 3,43 Vice-President, 43 Beta Club, 3,43 Hi-Y, 43 Speechmakers, 4. VICTORIA LYNN BLANTON She gladdened our hearts with her music. LatinClub, 13 Chorus, 2,3,43 Accompanist, 3,43 Class Officer, 2,3,43 Vice-President, 23Treasurer, 33 Student-at-Large, 43 Flag Bearer, 2,33 Color Guard, 43 Student Coun- cil, 2,43 Dramatics Club, 3,43 Y-Teens 3,43 Executive Council, 33 President, 43 Annual Staff, 43 Miss Hi Miss Candidate, 2. SARAH ELLEN BROOKS Friends are born, not made. J.V. Basketball, 13 F.H.A., 1,2,3Q Latin Club, 23 ChOI'l1S, 1,2,3,43 C1101-a1W0rk - shop, 33 Y-Teens, 43 Beta Club 3,43 Scho- lastic Letter, 13 Homeroom Officer, 23 Lettergirl, 33 Color Guard, 43 Senior Su- 073,-fy, .Ely tw. 'F'- 'blhf s 'lg-fc-0' 0m,k , perlative3Annual Staff, 43 Science Club, 3. wr , , Q Www NiT 'f2'-2 3 ,.., U rw ,Q iq 4 V Y ,NM Q-v...,,,,-N BRUCE TH OMAS BROWN To attain the highest goal, one must forget the goal and aim beyond it. J.V. Football, 23 Junior Science Winner, 13 Track, 1,2, Intramural Basketball, 2. ERNEST WALTER BROWN, JR. The surest way to succeed is to be deter- mined not to fail. Latin Club, 1,23 Science Club, 3,43 Perfect Attendance, 1,2,3,4. RICHARD FORD BROWN Wisdomis knowing what to do next3 virtue is doing it. Perfect Attendance, 1,2,3,43 J.V. Basket- ball, 23 Intramural Basketball, 1,23 Foot- ball Manager, 23 French Club, 3,43 Science Club, 4. ROBERT LEEGRAND BROWN Dynamite comes in small packages. Class officer, 1,33 President, 13 Secretary, 33 Treasurer of Junior Class, 33 Student Council, 1,33 Homeroom Secretary, 43 Glee Club, 1,2,3, Treasurer, 13 Choral Workshop, 1,2,33 State Choral Festival, 1, 23 Senior Superlativeg Hi-Y 3,43 Secretary, 43 Latin Club, 1,23 Beta Club, 3,43 Historian, 43 Annual Staff, 43 Jr.-Sr. Waiter, 23 Scholastic Letter, 13 J.V. Basketball, 1. EUGENIA LOUISE BULLOCK When love and skill work together, expect a masterpiece. Latin Club, 1,23Vice-President, 23 F.H.A., 1,23Speechmakers, 1,2Q Sandspur, 1,2,3,43 Assistant Editor, 33 Glee Club, 2,33 Beta Club, 3 , 43 Business Manager of CHOO CHOO, 43 Dramatics Club, 2,33 Governor's School, 33 Class officer, 1,23 Secretary, 13 Treasurer, 23 Senior Superlative. PATRICIA ANN BUTLER A kind heart is worth all the world. F.H.A., 1,23 Y-Teens, 43 Office Worker, 3,43 Greggettes, 4. CARROLL LYNN CARLISLE Every man is the architect of his own fortune. Football, 1,23 v.1.C., 3,4. OSCAR LEE CARPENTER, JR. All human power is a compound of time and patience. J.V. Football, 1,23 Track, 1,2, V.I.C., 3, 4. I6 MARY LEE CASHION Soft words win hard hearts. Latin Club, 1,25 F.T.A., 2,35 Science Club, 1,25 Chorus, 2,3,45 State Choral Festival, 25 Intramural Basketball, 1. EARL AUSTIN CAULDER It takes courage to win, and a good sport to lose. Baseball, 3,45 French Club, 45 J.V. Foot- ball, 25 Perfect Attendance, 1,2,3. WILLIAM BYRON CAULK Far may we search before we find a heart so manly and so kind. J.V. Football, 1,25 Varsity Football, 3,45 Intramural Basketball, 1. BRENDA KAYE CHAVIS The mildest manners and the kindest heart. F.T.A., 15 Greggettes, 4. ROBERT PAGE CLARK, III Great in sportsg true in virtue5 friendly all the while. Hi-Y, 3,45 Sergeant-at-Arms, 45 Class Officer, 15 Senior Superlative5 J.V. Bas- ketball, 15 Varsity Baseball, 15Varsity Track, 2,3,45 Tri-Captain, 3,45 Varsity Football, 1, 2, 3,45 Tri-Captain, 45 Most Improved Player, 25 Most Valuable, 3,45 All Conference, 3,45 All County, 3,45 All State, 45 Shrine Bowl, 4. MICHAEL WAYNE COBB A modest guy with a twinkle in his eye. Football Manager, 15 Intramural Basket- ball, 15 French Club, 35 Varsity Baseball, 2,3,4. JESSICA LATHAM COLLINS A witty woman is a treasure. Latin Club, 1,25 Secretary, 25 F.T.A., 1,25 SANDSPUR Staff, 2,3,45 Photographer, 2, 35 Science Club, 2,3,45 President, 45 Speechmakers, 2,3,45 President, 45 French Club, 3,45 Secretary, 45 Y-Teens, 3,45 Alternate Debater, 3,45 Annual Staff, 45 Intramural Basketball, 15 J.V. Basketball Scorekeeper, 25 Varsity Scorekeeper, 3,4. SARAH ELAINE COLLINS Of course I know what's going on5 ljust don't understand it. Latin Club, 1,25 F.T.A.,1,25 Speechmakers, 2,3,45 Vice-President, 35 Science Club, 2, 3,45 French Club, 3,45 Beta Club, 3,45 President, 45 Y-Teens, 3,45 Treasurer, 45 Debater, 3,45 J.V. Cheerleader, 25 J.V. Basketball, 25 Scholastic Letter, 3,45 Jr.- Sr. Waitress, 25 Homeroom President, 35 Student Council, 35 Chorus, 35 Choral Workshop,35SANDSPUR Staff, 2,3,45 Ann- ual Staff, 45 Senior Superlative. I7 95 hw A .2 1 i i of asf , , b 'fr :ez I v-1 vm TTI' 'twink lx ,M Vx KAREN ELIZABETH COOK Happ ines s is the supreme object of existence. Latin Club, 1,2g F.H.A., 1,23 F.T.A., 3,4g J.V. Basketball, 1,25 Varsity Basketball, 3,45 Co-Captain, 43 Y-Teens, 4, Greggettes, 4. STEPHEN Mc GREGOR CORBIN To Worry little, to study less, that's my idea of happiness. J .V. Football, 1,2g Intramural Basketball, 1, Track, 1. FAY LYNN COUEY She caught our eye, she captured our hearts. OSBORNE HIGH: Superlative, V a r sit y Basketball, S t u d e nt Council, Y-Teens, Chorus, Y.F.C., Dramatics Club, Pep Club. HAMLET: Speechmakers, 4. SYLVIA SUE COWAN Enthusiasm is the life of the soul. F.H.A., lg Greggettes, 4. JAMES EDWARD COX, JR. He that invented work should have finished it. RICHARD MARVIN ETHRIDGE The better things in life are free. Perfect Attendance, 2,3,4. SARAH PAULETTE EWING A word of kindness is seldom spoken in vain. Homeroom Secretary, 2, F.H.A., 2,3g Greggettes, 4, Treasurer, 4, Lunchroom Cashier, 4. LULA KAY GARNER A good listener is a silent flatterer. Latin Club, 1,23 Science Club, 3,45 Sec- retary, 4, Basketball Statistic Keeper, 4g SANDSPUR Staff, 3,4. 18 ALBERTA STANBACK GIBBONS A nice smile enhances any personality. F.T.A.,3,4Q President, 43 Chorus, 1,2,3,4Q Senior Superlative3 Toastmistress, 33 Y-Teens, 43 French Club, 3,43 Vice-Presi- dent 43 J.V. Basketball, 13 Varsity Bas- ketball, 2,33 Beta Club, 3,43 Class officer, 2,33 President, 23 Secretary, 33 Student Council, 23 Scholastic Letter, 33 Annual Staff, 43 Sandspur Staff, 3,43 Homecoming Candidate, 2,43 Miss Hi Miss Candidate, 2. LYNNE MARIE GIBSON She is gentle and does gentle deeds., Greggettes, 43 Secretary, 43 Perfect Attendance, 1. SHIRLEE GOODWIN A sunbeam on a winter day. F.T.A., 1,23 Intramural Basketball, 1 Greggettes, 4. WILLIAM CHARLES GRAHAM Every noble activity has room for itself BEVERLY KAY GRIGG A ring on the finger is worth two on the phone. F.H.A., 13 F.T.A., 1,23 Letter Girl, 1,2,33 French Club, 3,43 Speechmakers, 4. SHARON EILEEN HANSEN If silence is golden then I'm made of brass. Y-Teens, 43 Latin Club, 1,23 Beta Club, 3, 43 F.T.A., 2,3,43 Convention, 23 Vice- President,43 French Club, 3,43 President, 43 3rd Prize Science Fair, 23 Chorus, 1, 2,3,43 Librarian, 43 Organist, 33 Accom- panist, 43 Choral Workshop Scholarship, 13Band Colorguard, 3,43 Sandspur Staff, 3, 43 Feature Editor, 43 Dramatics Club, 3,43 Play, 43 Recitation Contest, 13 Book- room Worker, 43 Annual Staff, 43 Scho- lastic Letter, 3,4. SYBIL ELIZABETH HARRIS She seems cheerful of yesterdays and con- fident of tomorrows. Class officer, 1,23 President, 13 Vice- President, 23 Speechmakers, 1,23 F.T.A., 1,2,3Q F.H.A., 1,23 J.V. Cheerleader, 1,23 Head, 33Varsity Alternate Cheerleader, 33 Greggettes, 43 J.V. Basketball, 23 Intra- mural Basketball, 1. WANDA GAIL HART Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see a shadow. 19 J.,-X f. ,, aww Q C QU? 'Th is..-1' tina QW -v- iq TN -In . it - r 1 v - 'A A .. f I fd 3 ' -- , . fi' vig ' A 1 4 .4 1 ,, ff ' ' ,, . 3 . ? PN QM air'-3 ir DONALD ALEXANDER HARTE An artist is judged by his work, a friend, by his actions. Track, 1,2, J.V. Baseball, 1,2, Science Club, 1,2, F.T.A., 1,2, French Club, 3,45 J.V. Football, 1,2, Annual Staff, 4. FREDERICK HERMAN HASSLER He is modest, he is shy, but there is mis- chief in his eye. J.V. Football, 2, Varsity Football, 3,4, French Club, 3. DONALD WAYNE HELMS Why should life be all labor when I can also play? Homeroom Officer, 1,3,4, Vice-President, 1,33 Student-at-Large, 4, Student Council, 3,4, Beta Club, 3,4,Junior Marshal, 3, Jr.- Sr.Waiter, 2, Mixed Chorus, 1,2,3, Secre- tary, 2, Choral Workshop, 1, State Festival, 3, Track, 3, J .V. Baseball, 1, Intramural Basketball, 1, Hi-Y, 3,4,Vice-President, 4, French Club, 3 , 4, Senior Superlative, Annual Staff, 4. LLOYD EDWARD HOBBS He can who thinks he can. Baseball Manager, 2, French Club, 3, Science Club, 3,4. MICHAEL EUGENE HODGES A man's actions are only pictures of his character. Track, 1, Science Club, 1, Perfect Atten- dance, 1. THOMAS JERRY HOGAN Here's to the clever, may they be with 11S ever. J IMMIE WAYNE JOHNSON We are immortal till our work is done. I.C.T., 3,4, Vice-President, 3. FREDDIE LEE JOLLY Adventures are for the adventurous. Track, 1,2,3,4, J.V. Football, 1,2, I.C.T., 3,4,Vice-President, 4, Senior Superlative. 20 JACKIE CEBRON KIKER He put his troubles in a pocket with a hole in it. Homeroom Officer, 15 Treasurer5 Football Manager, 15 French Club, 35 Science Club, 15 Baseball, 2,4. ROBERT CHERRY KILLIAN, JR. Good nature is stronger than steel. Library Club, 15 Glee Club, 1,25 I.C.T. Club, 4. JESSE IQNG Easy going all the Way5 He's a good friend any day. Homeroom Officer, 1,25 Secretary, 1,25 Library Club, 1, 25 J.V. Basketball, 15 Intramural Basketball, 25 J.V. Baseball, 25 French Club, 35 Hi-Y, 3,45 Bus Driver, 3,45 Boy's State, 3. LARRY JAMES KNORR Skill to do comes from doing. Bus Driver, 3,4. BETTIE LEGRAND LAND Silent are the saints5 I'm human. Glee Club, l,2,35 Science Club, 45 Dra- matics Club, 3,45 Latin Club, 1,25 French Club, 35 Intramural Basketball, 15 J.V. Basketball, 25 Varsity Basketball, 3,45 SANDSPUR Staff, 2,3,45 Annual Staff, 4. VANCE SYKES LAND Have more than thou showest5 Speak less then thou knowest. J.V. Football, 25 Varsity Football, 3,45 Track, 3,45 Hi-Y, 45 Perfect Attendance, 1,4. DAVID AL EXANDE R LEE Mostpowerful is he who has himself in his own power. J.V. Football, 15 Band, 1,2,3,45 Band Li- brarian, 25Vice-President, 45 Bus Driver, 2,35 Hi-Y, 3,45 V.I.C. Club, 45 Treasurer, 45 I.C.T. Club, 45 Treasurer Third Period, 45Homeroom Officer, 3,45 Treasurer, 3,45 Annual Staff, 4. WILLIAM GRAVES LOMAX He that has patience may attain anything. J.V. Football, 1,25 Varsity Football, 3,45 Best Blocker, 45 All- County, 45 All- Southeastern-Conference, 45 Hi-Y, 3,4. -...U ,ff- is 'YQ' Q94 ti.. ing 0 'il' Nm. ,--wa, 'WN H f 'U' Qvw ,- s-M., bnwq . 6... BARBARA JEAN LYDE Simplicity is the background of good taste. F.H.A., 1,2,3, F.T.A., 1, Latin Club, 1,2. RUBY MAE MALLOY Be the labor great or small, do it well or not at all. BRENDA KAY MAPLES A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market. F.H.A., 1,2, Convention, 1, Secretary, 1, F.T.A., 1,2, Speechmakers, 2, Science Club, 2, French Club, 3,4, Chorus, 3,4, Choral Workshop, 3, J.V. Basketball, 1, Varsity Basketball, 2, 3 , 4, Chaplain, 4, Y-Teens, 4. WILLIAM MCCOY MAPLES Life is to laugh and make others laugh. J.V. Football, 1,2, Library Club, 1,2, Bus Driver, 3,4, Senior Superlative, V.I.C. Club Reporter, 4. CHERIE KAY MARTIN It was not half as funny when it happened as it was when she told how it happened. F.H.A., l,2, Music Director, 1,Speech- makers, 1,2, F.T.A., 1,2, J.V. Basketball, 1, Varsity, 2,3,4, Varsity Cheerleader alternate, 2, Varsity Cheerleader, 3 ,4, Homecoming Candidate, 4, Senior Super- lative, Y-Teens, 4. PAUL E LROY MATTH EWS The reward of one duty done is the power to fulfill another. Latin Club, 1,2, Speechmakers, 1,2,3,4, Treasurer, 4, SANDSPUR, 2,3,4, Circu- lation Manager, 4, Science Club, 2, French Club, 3,4, Homeroom Chaplain, 3, Senior Chaplain, Student Council, 4, Hi-Y, 4, Ass't. Business Manager of CHOO CHOO, 4, Perfect Attendance, 1,2. CATHERINE ELIZABETH MAYNARD Doing easily what others find difficult is talent. Latin Club, 1,2, President, 2, J.V. Cheer- leader, 1,2, Varsity Cheerleader, 3,4, J.V. Basketball, 2, Intramural, 1, Jr.-Sr. Waitress, 2, SANDSPUR Staff, 1, 2,3,4, Co-Head Columnist, 2,4, CHOO CHOO Editor, 4, Horneroom President, 3, Senior Class Vice-President,Student Council, 3,4, Dramatics Club, 2,3,4, Treasurer, 3, President, 4, Play, 2,3,4, Beta Club, 3,4, French Club, 3,4, Y-Teens, 3,4, Executive Council, 3, Alternate Debater, 1, Debater, 3,4, Girls' State, 3, Recitation Winner, 1, Chorus, 1,2,3, Accompanist, 1,2,3, Vice- President, 3, Greensboro Choral Festival, 1, Choral Workshop, 1, Homecoming Can- didate, 4, Speechmakers, 3,4, Senior Superlative, 4, Perfect Attendance, 1, Marshal, 3, Scholastic Letter, 1 , 2,3,4, Science Fair Honorable Mention, 1, South Piedmont Fair, 2, Jr.-Sr. Executive Com- mittee, 3. ROBERT CLYDE MAYNARD, III Good manners are made up of petty sacrifices. Bus Driver, 2,3. JAMES MORRIS MCCALLUM, JR. Some think the world was made for fun and frolic5 so do I. J.V. Football, 1,25 Varsity, 3,45 J.V. Bas- ketball, 15 Varsity, 2,3,45 Track, 1,2,3,4. SAUNDRA LYNN MCCRACKEN It's not what you do but what you get caught doing. Latin Club, 1,25 F.T.A., 25 J.V. Cheerlead- er, 25 Alternate, 15 J.V. Basketball, 1,25 Co- Captain, 25 Science Club, 35 Scholastic Letter, 1,35 Perfect Attendance, 1,35 Beta Club, 3,45 Varsity Cheerleader, 3,45 SAND- SPUR Staff, 2,3,45 News Editor, 45 Home- coming Candidate, 45 Annual Staff, 4. CHERYL ANN MCDONALD Gentle, quiet, refined5 always thoughtful and very kind. Hoffman: Varsity Basketball, 1,25 All Con- ference, 25 Best Defensive Player, 25 Chorus, 1,25 Vice-President of Homeroom, 15 Hamlet: Varsity Basketball, 3,4. CYNTHIA JEAN MCGOWAN One so dependable is a rare gem. F.H.A., 1,2,3,45Officer, 2,35 Science Club, 1,25 Dramatics Club, 3,45 Treasurer, 45 Beta Club, 3,45 Vice-President, 45 Y- Teens, 3 ,45 French Club, 3, 45 Annual Staff, 45 Office Worker, 45 J.V. Basketball Manager, 25 Varsity, 3,45 Perfect Atten- dance, 25 Jr.-Sr. Waitress, 25 Scholastic Letter, 2,35 Homeroom Treasurer, 3,45 Senior Superlative. RAY HILBURN MCINNIS He put his troubles in a box, sat onthe lid, and laughed. French Club, 3,45 Bus Driver, 4. FRE DDIE STUBBS MCKEITHAN Worry is far from me5 studies, even farther. BARBARA CAROL Mc KINNON Her quietness does not make her less im- portant. I.C.T., 45 Greggettes, 4. MARTHA HAZEL MCLEAN Do not say all that you know, but always know what you say. Latin Club, 1,25 F.H.A.,1,25 Class Offi- Cer, 23 J.V. Basketball, 25 Varsity, 3,45 Y-Teens, 3,45 Vice-President, 45 Science Club: 3,45 Beta Club, 3,45 Secretary, 45 Chorus, 1,2,3,45 State Choral Festival, 35 Choral Workshop, 15 F.T.A., 35 Scholastic Letter, 1,25 Jr.-Sr. Waitress, 25 Jr.-Sr. Executive Committee, 35 Perfect Atten- dance, 1,25 Annual Staff, 45 Most Improved Basketball Player, 35 Senior Superlative. 23 in rm., .--5 1172 Str ins , - aff, 4 , '. ,QNX '9'w-dum LARRY WALKER MIL LS The man who wakes up and finds himself famous hasn't been asleep. Perfect Attendance, 13 Latin Club, 23 Jr.- Sr.Waiter, 23 Class Officer, 2,3,43 Presi- dent, 23 Vice-President, 33 Student -at- Large, 43 Student Council, 2,3,43 Hi-Y, 3,43 Junior Marshal, 33 Beta Club, 3,43 Morehead Nominee, 43Ass istant Editor of CHOO CHOO, 43 SANDSPUR Staff, 2,3,43 Sports Editor, 33 Editor, 43J .V. Basketball, 1,23 Varsity Basketball, 3,43 J.V. Baseball, 13 Varsity, 2,3,4Q Most Improved, 33 All County, 33 Filmer For Football Team,3, 4. RUSSELL STEPHEN MILLS Life is a jest and all things show it. I thought so once, and now I know it. D.O., 33 Bus Driver, 2. NORMA ANN NEWMAN Joy is not in things3 it is in us. Greggettes, 4. MARY JEANETTE NORTON Good humor is one of the best articles of dress one can wear. VANCE NORTON Never speak sense when nonsense will serve the purpose as well. RICHARD STANLEY O'BRIEN A good time is the only reason for living. Class Officer, 13 French Club, 3,43 Senior Superlative3 J.V. Basketball, 13 Varsity, 2,3,43 All District, 33 All Southeastern, 33 Varsity Baseball, 2 , 3 ,43 All County, 33 J.V. Football, 23 Varsity, 3,43 All County, 43 Honorable Mention All Conference, 4. JERRY LEE PAIT I respect faith, but I doubt it is what gets you an education. Baseball Manager, 13 Band, 1,2,3,43 Li- brarian,43 French Club, 33 Bus Driver, 4. NANCY CAROL PAIT Everything comes to those who wait, so why get in a hurry? Latin Club, 1,23 F.H.A., 1,43 Chorus, 3,43 J. V. Cheerleader, 23 Varsity Cheerleader, 4g Y-Teens, 4. 24 'L li I ll g I fi MARGARET ANN PATRICK Her ways are the ways of pleasantness. F.H.A., 1,2, Greggettes, 4. MARY JOYCE PECK Imagination is more important than know- ledge. BENJAMIN WYATT PEGRAM The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure. Football Manager, 1,2, French Club, 3,4, Hi-Y, 3,4. BRENDA KAYE PENINGER It is a merry heart that hath many friends. F.T.A., 1,2,3,4, Band, 1,2, Greggettes, 4, Sergeant-at- Arms, 4, IntramuralBasket- ball, 1. WILLIAM RAYMOND PERRY If study is the cause of death, I'll live foreve J.V. Basketball, 1,2, Intramural, 2, Var- sity, 3, Golf, 1,2,3,4, Hi-Y, 4, Football Manager, 1,2, Track Manager, 1,Annual Staff, 4, French Club, 3,4, Film Crew, 3,4, President of I.C.T.,4, President of V.I.C., 4. EMILY LOUISE PITTMAN It's nice to be natural if you're naturally nice. Intramural Basketball, 1, J.V. Cheerlead- er, 1, Varsity Cheerleader, 2,3,4, Assistant Head, 3, Head, 4, Latin Club, l,2, F.T.A., 2,3,4, Science Club, 3, Homeroom Officer, 3,4, S ec r eta ry , 3, Secretary of Senior Class, Student Council, 4, SANDSPUR Staff, 4, Chorus, 2,3, Miss Hi Miss Candidate, 2, Y-Teens, 3,4,Annual Staff, 4, Office Work- er, 3, Homecoming Queen, 4, Girls' State 3, Marshal, 3, Beta Club 3,4, Senior Su- perlative,Jr.-Sr.Executive Committee, 3. ANNIE LAURIE PRIDGEN Silence is deep as eternity, speech is shallow as time. HARRY EUGENE QUEEN Sing away sorrow, cast away care. Dramatics Club, 3,4, Play, 3,4, Chorus,-1, 2,3,4, State Choral Festival, 1,2,3,4, Tri- State Choral Convention, 2, Choral Work- shop, 2, Latin Club, 1,2, Football, 2,3, Track, 2,3,4, Hi-Y, 3,4, Science Club, 2. 25 qv-. ,-ffl ,415 w 3,1 1 'ink-.qw . 'VX .9 an in tml, 'Ne 'swab 'W' 'ww Wh.. iz beef. 'ihv ann., 1' f 'N tw '95 WF' M -f 'rv'-if 6-. L... BRAXT ON CRAWFORD QUICK The deedlintend is great, but what, as yet, I know not. SHIRLEY LEE QUICK Life is not so short but there is always time for courtesy. Greggettes, 4. PATRICIA ANN QUINN Ask everybody's a d v ic e - then do as you please. Greggettes, 4. JUDITH ANNE READ True to her word, her work, and her friends. Greggettes, 4. CARL FRANKLIN RICHARDSON You can preach a better sermon with your life than with your lips. Homeroom President, 15 Chaplain, 45 Track, 2,3 ,45 Hi-Y, 3,45 Beta Club, 45 French Club, 45 Senior Superlative. PATRICIA DIANE RIGGAN Friendship is the only cement that will hold the world together. Greggettes, 4. ROBERT HILTON RITTER Ofall the things you wear, your expression is the most important. Latin Club, 1,25 Intramural Basketball, 15 J.V.Basketball, 1,25 Varsity, 3,45 Chorus, 1,2,3,45 President, 45 State Choral Festi- val, 2,35 Choral Workshop, 35 Perfect Attendance, 1,2,35 French Club, 3,45 Beta Club, 45 Hi-Y, 3,45 Chaplain, 45 Bookroom Worker, 4. RALPH SHERRILL ROBERTSON He's a good sport, whatever the score. Homeroom Officer, 1,2,3,45 Vice-Presi- dent, 1,25 President, 35 Senior Class President, 45 Student Council, 2,3,45 Vice- President, 35 Sergeant-of-Arms, 45 Hi-Y, 3,45 Dramatics Club, 3,45 French Club, 3,45 J.V. Football, 1,25 Varsity, 3,45 Tri- Captain, 45 All County, 45 All Conference5 Sportsmanship Trophy, 45 Boys' State, 35 Junior Rotarian, 45 J.V. Basketball, 15 Senior Superlativeg Annual Staff. LARRY EUGENE ROGERS Work fascinates me5 I could watch it for hours. J.V. Football, 25 Track, 1 , 2 , 3 ,45 Tri- Captain, 3,45 Most Improved, 35 Confer- ence Record Holder, 2,3,45 Cross-Country, 3,45 Captain, 3,45 Hi-Y, 3,45 Bus Driver, 3,4. WILLIAM EDWARD ROSCOE Things don't turn up in the World until someone turns them up. DONNA LEIGH RUSSE LL To understand everything is to forgive everything. F.H.A., 1,25 Latin Club, 1,25 Dramatics Club, 45 Beta Club, 45 Homeroom Chap- lain, 3. JOHN STERLING SCARBOROUGH Men of few words are the best men. J.V. Football, 2,3. DORIS JEAN SHEPARD The most completely lost of all days is the one on which we have not laughed. F.H.A. 1,25 Homeroom Chaplain, 35 Greggettes, 4. MARY MCQUISTON SHORT RIDGE The best part of beauty is that which no picture can express. Annual Staff, 4. CARL RONALD SINGLETARY I'm not lazy-I just conserve my energy. Band, 1,2,3,45 Librarian, 25 Secretary, 45 Track, 1,2,3,45 Jr. Olympics, 1,2,3. MICHAEL GREGSON SMITH To err is human, but how human can a guy be! FORK UNION MILITARY ACADEMY: R.O.T.C., 25 Rifle Team, 15 Dramatics Club, 15 Junior Classical League, 15 SKIRMISHER Staff, 15 Hamlet: F.T.A., 25 Baseball Manager, 25 SANDSPUR Staff, 4. 27 Q91 'ff '-it im. Q5 rr- if-.W f W 'JF -5 NANCY ELAINE SMITH Good cheer is no hindrance to a good life. F.H.A., 1,25 Greggettes, 4. LOU WINETTE SPENCE A kind heart is the foundation of gladness, making in its vicinity freshen into smiles. F.T.A., 2,3,45Speechmakers, 2,3,45 Secre- tary, 45 Science Searchers, 2,3,45 Reporter, 45 Greggettes, 45 Sandspur Staff,3,45 Feature Staffer, 45 Dramatics Club, 2,3,45 Play, 45 French Club, 2,3,45 Scholastic Letter, 45 Third Place Magazine Sales- man, 3. UTHA MAE SPENCER We can do more by being good than any other way. H offma n: 4 - H President, Homeroom Vice-president. Hamlet: F.H.A.,l5 Speechmakers, 3 , 45 Vice-President, 45 Gregettes, 4. MITCHELL LEE STEEL Character-building begins in infancy and continues until death. 1.c.T., 4. GRADY WAYNE STEEN Mayfriendship propose a toast, and sin- cerely drink to it. J.V. Football, 15 Varsity, 2,3,45 J.V. Bas- ketball, 1,25 Varsity, 35 Track, 1,25 Base- ball, 3. SYBIL KAY STOGNER The significance of life is life itself. Class Officer, 15 F.H.A., 1,25 TreaSl11'61', 15 F.T.A., 25 Intramural Basketball, 15 Miss HiMiss Candidate, 25 Varsity Cheer- leader, 2,3. MARVIN PATRICK STRONG Whoever is foremost leads the herd. Class Officer, 1,35 Vice-President, 15 President, 35 Student Council, 3,45 Presi- dent, 45 Perfect Attendance, l,2,35 Hi- Y, 3,45 Beta Club, 3,45 Track, 1,25J.V. Football, 25 Varsity, 3,45 Marshal, 35 Jimior Rotarian, 45 Scholastic Letter, 35 Annual Staff, 45 Senior Superlative. BENJAMIN RAYMOND SUGGS The only sure thing about luck is that it will change. Football, 1,2,3,45 French Club, 35 Hi-Y, 3,45 Intramural Basketball, 15 Science Club, 1, 25 F.T.A., 25 Track, l,2,3,45 Captain, 3,45 Most Valuable, 35 All County, 35 State Team, 35 Perfect Attendance, 1,2. JOHN BRISTOW SWAIM Sometimes Ijust sit and think. Usually, I just sit. Latin Club, 1,25 Chorus, 15 F.T.A., 1,2,35 Hi-Y, 3,45 Treasurer, 45 Beta Club, 3,45 Homeroom President, 15 Student Council, 15 Baseball, 15J.V. Basketball, 1,25 Varsity Basketball, 3,45 Golf Team, 3,45 Jr.-Sr. Waiter, 25 Scholastic Letter, 15 Perfect Attendance, 25 Annual Staff, 4. THOMAS EDWARD TEW Some things I like, some I don't. The rest doesn't bother me. Southern Pines Band, 15 Columbia High Band, 2,35 Hamlet Band, 2,35 Vice-Presi- dent, 35 I.C.T., 45 Secretary, 4. ONDRA FAYE TURNER Smile and the world smiles with you. Library Club, 15 Glee Club, 2,3,45 French Club, 3,45 Y-Teens, 3,45 Homeroom Secre- tary, 3,4. BEVERLY ANN UPCHURCH Kindness is the golden chain by which so- ciety is bound together. Homeroom Officer, 1,2,3,45 Treasurer, 15 Secretary, 25 Vice-President, 35 Student- at-Large, 45 Student Council, 3,45 Treas- urer, 45 Latin Club, 15 Treasurer, 15 F.H. A., 1,2,35 Treasurer, 25 Vice-President, 35 Chorus, 2,35 Dramatics Club, 2,3,45 Play, 2,35 Secretary, 35 Vice-President, 45 Y- Teens, 3,45 French Club, 35 Treasurer, 35 Beta Club, 3,45 Speechmakers, 3,45 Alter- nate Debater, 35 Sandspur Staff, 1,2,3,45 Business Manager, 45 Assistant Editor of CHOO CHOO, 45 Head Jr.-Sr. Waitress, 25 Scholastic Letter, 2,3,4. ROBERT LEE WALKER Better a bad excuse than none at all. J.V. Baseball, 15 Varsity, 2,3,45 J.V. Foot- ball, 1,25 Varsity, 3,45 Most Improved, 35 Most S en sational, 35 Homeroom Vice- President, 15 Treasurer, 2. LAURA BELLE WARDEN Polite-sweet-kind, girls like this are hard to find. Greggettes, 45 Library Club, 2,3,4. MARIANNE RUTH WARLICK Her charm speaks volumes. Greggettes, 4. WILLIAM MICHAEL WARR His goal is not to seem the best, but to be. French Club, 35 F.T.A., 35 Dramatics Club, 3,43P1ay, 3,45 Hi-Y, 3,45 Track, 3,4. 29 --vw-iq Wisner-- 'WY'+v+vw- WU! 15 ff, fy! vw, Qian--Q' we GLENN TOMMY WEST Life doesn't seem to bother him. Band, l,2,3,4g Hi-Y, 4, French Club, 3, Science Club, 4, Library Club, 1, Third Place Science Fair, 1. EMMA JANE WHITE Neatly dressed and full of fun, gay and liked by everyone. F.T.A., 1,25 Intramural Basketball, lg J.V. Cheerleader, 1,2,3, Head, 3, Varsity Al- ternate, 4, Senior Superlativeg Greggettes, 4, President, 4. MARY LUCILLE WILKERSON One so good natured is seldom found. F.H.A., 1, Library Club, 1,2. CARLTON LEE WILLIAMS God bless the man who invented sleep. I.C.T., 4. JAMES IVEY WILSON Imay be as good as I please, if I please to be good. Band, 1,2,3,4g Secretary-Treasurer, 2, Drum Major, 3, John Philip Sousa Award, 3, President, 45 Homeroom Officer, 2,3, 4, President, 23 Treasurer, 3, Senior Class Treasurer, 4, Student Council, 2,45 Scho- lastic Letter, 3, Chief Marshal, 3, Hi-Y, 3, 4gPresident,4g Beta Club, 3,4g Treasurer, 4, Morehead Nominee, 45 Sandspur Staff, 4, Annual Staff, 4. DAVID RALPH WINCHESTER He stars as an athlete and a friend. J.V. Football, 1, Varsity Football, 2,3,4, Tri-Captain, 4, J.V. Basketball, 1gVarsity Basketball, 2,3,4g Varsity Baseball, 1,2,3, 45 All- Conference, 3, All-Tournament Bas- ketball, 3, Most Improved Basketball Player, 3, Hi-Y, 3,43 Homeroom Officer, 2,4g Vice-P r e sid e nt, 2, President, 4, Student Council, 2, French Club, 152, Governor's Youth Fitness Conference, 3, Perfect Attendance, 1. SUSAN CAROL WRIGHT She takes life as it is-and enjoys it. Greggettes, 4, Y-Teens, 4, J.,V. Basket- ball, 25 J.V. Cheerleader, 3. MARSHALS Chief Meg Gregson Wanda Woodard Beth Preslar Al Kressley Jimmy Rassette Francis Phillips Bruce Brigman GIRLS' and BOYS' STATE Elizabeth Maynard Jesse King Emily Pittman Ralph Robertson Robertson takes the lead of the Seniors of '64. 31 MASCOTS Dennis Russ Janet James Av 3-5? 7' . w 1-..- ,Q fn Ill Ili IPI Ill Q9 23 OE- WQJ- If ' 4 ww' ': Q 'N fr. xg: ' 1 ' ' JUNIORS Presidents . . Secretaries. . . Treasurers. . . . Class Treasurer . Class Chaplain . . Sergeant-at-Arms . . .Meg Gregson, Tony McCullough, Grady Ormsby, Glenn Taylor, Lowry Ballard, A1 Kressley, Sandra Miller, Rita Vann . . .Judy Bankhead, Grace Martin, Linda Rea, Linda Stewart . . Emily Barbour, Kathy McNair, Beth Preslar, Frances Stone . . . . . . . . . .JohnGamber . . . Sandra Warren . . Kenny Robertson Dorothy Adeirny Ronnie Arnold Susan Atkinson Legrande Austin Lowry Ballard Judy Bankhead Emily Barbour Sandra Bolch Sheila Bramharn Bruce Brigman Ben Broadway Barbara Butler Hobby Cato Jimmy Case Cynthia Cook Ernie Covington Kem Covington Ed Davis L ..,.., bs, n,eii H al'-. 5:15 r fa S .VQA 1 wb., IYN wif-,Q 5 'vlqivx ' X mt if 3 S, t ,1 H Donnie Dawkins Linda Page Dawson George Fetner Hobart Frye Linda Furr John Gamber Donald Gibson Meg Gregson Woody Gunter Priscilla Halsey Bobby Halyburton Joan Hancock Peggy Hatcher Carson Hester Diane Honeycutt James Hudson Carole Huff Frances Hughes Betty Knight Pat Knorr Al Kressley Jane Lassiter Ersell Liles Bonnie Lisenby N- , vi, 'l E 5 Eugene Ross Alice Sale Chris Salome Johnny Shortridge Don Sinclair Betty Lou Skipper Barbara Smith Cathy Smith Donna Smith Mary Sowell Peggy Jo Sparks Carl Steen Harl Steen Jimmy Stewart Linda Stewart Frances Stone Jimmy Stricklin Jerry Stutts filly EMA x if M VRQ 'lf' 4 ' f 5 , tw Q Sr... Benny Sutton Diane Taylor Glen Taylor Rita Vann Danny Vicker Sandra Warren Lenny Wheeler Patsy Whitaker Donna White Joan Wicke Dianne Wilkes Hope Williams Billy Wise Wanda Woodard Joy Yates Ralph Yates Wayne Yates R l w.. 'K' l la. , six si- 4' E.: Y 1 Vs VA SSSSSSN' NSS x Q' .S-.x . . 4 E dn' ,, v Presidents . Vice-Presidents Secrnziries . Treasi. Chaplain V ,R I X 1 ,Giga-fin, 4 w,,,f'J,hl - SOPHOMORES . . . Russell Gardner, Danny Snell, Bill Mercer, Kitty Adeimy, and Freddie Pridgen , , . . Toby Brown, Janey Jones, Elaine Stinson, Dale Smith, and Ronnie Crooke . .Thelma Gene Bullock, Marie Lackey, Julie Quick, Jane Gaddy, and Robert Zackary . Tommy McGirt, Cary Boney, Faye Goodwin, Margaret Spencer . . Charlotte Hoggan, Lynn Odom, Terry Gibson, and Barbara McGuirt 36 Kitty Adeimy Tommy Allen Jimmy Altman Janet Arnold Ellis Atkinson Margaret Austin Johnny Autry Linda Bankhead Urma Baxley Martha Bell Allan Billingsley Mae Lee Blackmon Cary Boney Sheron Boulier Debbie Bridges Johnny Brigman Terry Brooks Toby Brown Jimmy Bruner Thelma Gene Bullock , , , , 4 ,-, - lf 'if Lv -r s av Q., ,fy Q fr ? Q R -'S 5- f x , P 44 . 4 M A vi k I , ff . .f 4- 1 F V 17? I' ,MAT , vga , -qi- f rn, .M Us 1 I Z4 li 4' f f is-M .fy f N' 213'-6. at C 37 Artie Carmichael Ricky Carnes Chip Carson Diane Carter Kathy Carter Ilene Caulder Carolyn Caulk Mary Chavis Carol Clark Dicky Cook Bill Covington Joyce Cox Donnie Crooke Ronnie Crooke Patsy Davenport Barbara Dixon Marilyn Dixon Frances Dunn Becky Evans Bill Frye Jane Gaddy Russell Gardner Carol Gibson Sarah Gibson Terry Gibson Phillip Gilikin Wayne Gilmer Faye Goodwin Hubert Grant Delores Green I I s 2 4 4 Dean Raines Carroll Riggan Johnny Robbins Jack Robinson Frances Perry Gail Roscoe Peggy Roscoe Tony Sellers Jeff Selph Eugene Serianne Larry Sheperd Ella Short Ginger Singletary Dale Smith Henry Smith John Smith Linda Smith Linda Kay Smith Danny Snell Margaret Spencer gil' . 7 vu- A f.. 1 , nv' 4. 'av in Gi . 0, 2, fa 'Q , mx in--vr Y' ,f 'N ' . f X ,f y, f f s, V if y-.,Vf u. xx: 'Q' ,S L X, f 5 4 1 39 . ,f f .Saw Kenny Starling Tony Starling Diane Steen Danny Stewart Elaine Stinson Faye Suggs Carol Tanner Richard Taylor Teresia Teal Billy Terry Tommy Thomason Henry Tucker Oliver Turner Hamp Weatherley Bobby Wheeler Wessley Wheeler Marlene White Jennie Whitford Sarah Wicke Thomas Wilkerson Carl Wilson Robert Zackery Iam. :R 4. 4 ' ' 7 ' Us 6 4 ,76- P nsnbw 'WY' FRESHMEN Presidents . , Vice-Presidents Secreixries . . . TI'GB.5Lis' - . . .Terry Scurry, Sherie Wallace, Kenny Maples, Willie Brown, Danny Hayes . . . Terri Meacham, Vann Harris, Ronnie Reynolds, Phyllis Prevatt, Diane Folger . . . Marty Land, Ronald Zackery, Alice Peninger, Alan Howe, . . . . Bob Mercer, Sharon Davis, Richard Stone, Judy Singletary, Tommy Halyburton 40 ' ii, F5 I L 1: xl JW L. 1... . 4 if I -'T . N aff . . 'I' ,, . if -5 i 1 ' ix.. William Adcock Glen Allen Diane Ballard Sam Bankhead David Barlow Russell Benoy Sandra Black Brenda Booker Bonnie Bowden Randy Boyette Patty Braddock Linda Brigman Peggy Brigman John Brittingham Willie Brown Harry Bruner Mike Burns Martha Cashion Mary Chandler Gary Clayton x, 'Irwin WA H . ..1 '91 , , I ,V 1 . if f ' ' Iv'-q-If 4 jf 5 , .. -mg, W I f 'vi ,6 4 George Cockman Ricky Cooper Lane Couey Dorothy Covington Harriette Cox Mike Craddock Peter Currie Sharon Davis Sharon Dawkins Ronald Dean Bruce Diggs Linda Dixon Kathy Dunn Diane Folger Sharon Francis Kathy Garris Charles Gazoo Jeanette Gibson Pola Goodwin Reba Goodwin Ethelda Graham Margie Grant Rodney Griffin Wayne Grooms Tommy Halyburton Scott Hansen Johnny Haralson Tommye Jean Harris Vann Harris Brackey Hatcher i Terry Scurry Stanley Sellers Linda Sinclair Judy Singletary Linda Faye Smith Kay Smith Billy Steele Joanna Spurlin Betty Steen Gary Steen Thurman Steen Roger Stewart Sonny Stogner Emilie Stone Richard Stone Bill Stroupe Barbara Jean Suggs Clint Sullivan Peggy Terry Barbara Thompson 4 W, 1 pq , J M ,, ,,., . ,W :N 'ff fur- ,r,, : Q, , N? wa... 1 H. Q .Mr ,ni fx ' L- . fl, XM! 4 5 Q 1: 43 ' n L 1-1 4 A , . W in if 23 if! ii Linda Thompson Paulette Elaine Thrush Beth Tilghman Wanda Todd Melvia Tucker Sammy Turner Tony Venable Sherie Wallace Gregory Warnock Carolyn Warr Ricky Weatherly Dianne Wheeler Annie Wicker Richard Wilbanks Gerald Williams John Williamson Dary Wrape Woody Wright Frank Young Ronald Zachary WV. nS'fjL V, Ts, , iff, Vx Q wrrvran-w wuiluu mu x rmwvme 3 HEERLEADERS 4-rf' 'yy' R...E...D...R...A...M...S! Saundra MCCp Sellior acken CWA Q. ev Carol. Sem ! E112 abet Se 6 A7-Q Ulbr Yjyard Judy Bankhead Junior rw, , 4' 1, xfo M 3 , 'N' 0 's J Q. V aw W-5 43a an g Y , W, xu fa 9? 'iq Nw, lp HG ' ' .i 5'-2 Q54 N Numb! ' Tins... WNW .Aiea 4'-. M Q fm II! f Z . A , ,ani Q SR fi, 5 J' Tackles: Bobby Nowell C70J, Charles Muse 1712, Kenny Robertson 1731, Mike Jacobs C753 not pictured above. The Rams are pictured above as seen by the spec- tators and below, in identical position, as seen by their classmates in daily life. FOOTBALL TRI-CAPTAINS. R. Robertson, R. Clark, and D. Winchester ALL SPORTS BANQUET. C. Muse, Most Improved, R. Robertson, Sportsmanship, Charlie Justice, B. Lomax, Best Blocker, P. Strong, Most Desirable, R, Clark, Knot picturedj Most Valuable. Ci-15.0 , Mike Caskey Head Coach 'Hip an-fw,...,. , MANAGERS. Vann Harris and Chip Carson K.. SCORE 2 ' ' Rams Opponent ACTI CN 54 0 O Fayetteville 20 13 'Sanford 0 15 'Clinton 1 3 32 'Dunn 0 25 'Wadesboro O if Conference Mike Jacobs and Jon Mann move in to throw blocks as Lowry Ballard goes for yardage Q U against the Wadesboro Tigers. McCallum stares a Lumberton Pirate to his knees. The entire Hamlet team gets in on the action as the Rams dovm Raeford 7-6. BOARD Rams Opponent 7 Raef ord 21 Laurinburg 6 Lumberton 6 Rockingham 7 4' twashington 0 MRockingham kP1ayoffs Helms moves for yardage against the Bucks as Clark moves in to assist. Sw LC 5' Q I, , 4' Coach Caskey eyes the game intently, as he appears to be ready to battle the Rockets himself. Moose Clark stopped by the tough Fayetteville Bulldogs. SENIOR RAMS-'63 AA ' we -fi BRYON CAULK ROBIE CLARK End Back VAN CE LAND End Guard BILL LOMAX -A' H.: . 'PM' wx, ,W-va, , , 1 a, s s , I f I 3 Q h' J if Q 4 ' E: A L Z. 5:35 , I , ,'.,. Y my f X. i 1 DONNIE HARTE , End Back FREDDIE HASSLER , -Sv MA A BUDDY MCCALLUM RICKY O'BRIEN End Quarterback W' PDM vwlniitvf :M DONNIE HE LMS Back RALPH ROBERTSOT Center M is Lai' , y, . in. yg4f f5-vu-'.! , 1 .fb J Y ' Q 'WY L 5. ,W A A -'D ij? 1. 2. .2.'f1'. L' u WAYNE ST IFN PAT STK BENNY SUGGS BUBBA WALKER DAVID WINCHESTE End End Back Back Quarterback The Hamlet Golf Team, which originated in 1958, is inthe same conference with Lum- berton, Laurinburg, Sanford, Clinton, and Rockingham. The team plays in approxi- mately six meets and then engages in the con- ference champions. The team with the lowest number of strokes for eighteen holes is the winner. GOLF II Mr. Ed Bunch and Mr. Ed Lentz are the coaches. They, along with local club pro- fessional, Frank Stone, have helped the team greatly. it uw lg V John Swaim Glenn Taylor , 1 Sl ,I f 4' at , I Ray Perry Bobby Mc Dougald 2111 X 21 n A . i' V 4 , mu., ,Z ml, y glial. 3 iwiw leiigiffii? 5' uw A .f:..'9 fav EP? X1 Q 1., ,R 1 3 'xx 5,S .SQ 25x dgjx 35X Q82 5-20 Qi30 fi ' f A , I . -J , I if? ' 4 f ff 3? li,,...-sa. X f 1 - -. pv .,. f ?-41 I., 1 V -L+, ,V Z' hi.. Q, Q YE ,A X ' X X ' u h H. l 4 :qv f , 4' J fi Xu BOYS' BASKETBALL Coach Charlie Bishop And His Many Moods David Winchester Buddy McCallum Senior Forward Larry Mills Senior Guard Senior Forward 56 John Swaim Senior Guard 'Ira 'Su TEAM MEMBERS L M111s, J Rabsette, D Wm McCallum, chester, J Swalm, G Tay1or,J Mann, C Peed, B O'B1'i9U, B- Ricky O'Brien Senior Center 57 I FV -r 'Q Lf 'Y 5 4 lf. E The 1963 baseball team, under the coaching of Carson Oldham, finished the season with a record of ten wins, five losses, and two ties. The ties came in shortened games with Rohanen and Ellerbe. In the Conference Championship playoffs, the Rams defeated Wadesboro in thefirst game but lost to Sanford in their quest for the crown. This year's team, although losing several of last year's mem- bers, should be strong in that several are returning. Y lil o Q . 5 is 'mama' . M., dm . , wi.. t , mu Ji, ,,,.. ,f'1':'lH '- , -PW W Q.. '4 I a - Infu- ' ...fs 'i , f ff - -Q A ' I' '-' ' , A wa.. x Mike Cobb Pitcher gif W Z 1 x 1' i, t 1 T f lf I fi y , 'E l ' . . 4 I Mills and O'Br1en at a hard day of practice. Don't you understand, Bubba? as When you hit the ball, you run to first base, not third! Peek-a-boo! Ar 5 T - E ff? at ri g Charles Atlas? Oldham directs traffic. ,sw-fx TRACK Coach Bishop holds the Conference Championship trophy which Hamlet won for the third straight year. Benny Suggs and Larry Rogers rest before a rough meet. MLPI FL ...J For the third straight year, the 1963 Hamlet track team, led by captains Robie Clark, Larry Rogers, and Benny Suggs, went undefeated and also won the South- eastern Conference District Championship. The team made good showings at the Duke- Durham relays and the Florence relays and they placed second in the Carolinas Jr. Olympics. The high scorers for the year were Benny Suggs with 69 points and Robie Clark with 59 points. At the conclusion of the season their teammates chose Benny Suggs as the re- cipient of the most valuable player trophy and Larry Rogers the most improved trophy. This year's team should be as good as, or better, than last year's, because there wasn't a senior on the 1963 squad. Robie Clark displays his form as Carl Richardson looks on. I 1 'SQ W .A I -. llltn pl il-f' 4 as-f-ss lf' L-S76 1,54 Q, W5 , , -.., - v J-, , v , V v 'W-xi v .4 ' , 'n-.,: , . R t ,5q:,.- v A, , . a.w- , 1 Y-it -si? -f' . 'bash l' l ' 'T' Ml., K!! ...M Speedster Keith Nash hands the baton to Benny Suggs in the 880 yard relay. l ' H ' ' ' ,., '-.L ' QQ? , . ff!- . r Q 1 , D- 5 'gnc QM! Isngw S' : .,.f W -.4 . ...- l A 7 ,-.4 THQ.. A f 4, Yhei, ll A - - -. '44 Larry Rogers comes to a welcome f1n1sh as he completes another one of h1s famous mile runs. Some of the Hamlet track stars enjoy a brief moment of rest. The tracksters are Wilkerson, Robertson Frye, Helms, Queen, Jacobs, Jackson. 'nu-bww? ttMNff7 M157 mb-ALF? LET yxb- fl wh SL T l 1 I L - - BOTTOM ROW-Manager C. Dunn, P. Nettles, J. Arnold, D. Ballard, L. Couey, L. Odom, T. Bullock, M. Austin, BACK ROW - Coach Mary Ollis, J. Jones, B. Tilghman, E. Stone, C. Howell, P. Hartgrove, D. Steen, M. Bell, S. Wicke,J. Quick, F. Perry. The J.V. Cheerleaders are, from LEFT TO RIGHT, M. Land,J. Gaddy, E. Graham, T. Scurry, D. Ballard, L. Bankhead, L. Dawson, D. Smith. And so the year ends and more trophies are added. 63 1 ,.. -fr ,Y 0 QQ. . Q NW .2381 Q fr . I T , 'fag Mgi Q, x 15' A M64 1 ' f fair Yvffx' WWEM 2 HV! if 4 ff ham fi W 4 X, M mwf',',4 A f1:.w:.f:-.Y Q- ,2-:s':q'i,: x fit' M W 1.-w hw I5 Q X X 'W4::- 1-.5-QQ 'I' Q rv W -1 V, Lzwr 'M 'Lf' .fpfisiilfl '-5577322-:'I . f. ll.: 1 f 'B' 'HMV Choo ci-loo' 5' 1 - 7 T .ax ,lf juz-I . gi. . Larry Mills and Beverly Upchurch Assistant Editors 'fffi Elizabeth Maynard Editor Q-, EDITORIAL STAFF. ROW 1: E. Hansen. ROW 2: D. Lee, D. Harte, S. McCracken, E. Pittman, C. Mc- Gowan. ROW 3: J. Collins, R. Perry, R. Brovsm, J. Swaim. 'f--:H-. ,Q- 51 L.. ev- 1 Y 'Dix 'W' . I A ,.. y A fs 1? .v K 'X' rvq 1' , - 1. X 1 It M , V: X Q, 1 'Q-7 Y , -1 'z A, P , f . 5 Q, 1' M., ., . ,. W.. - I 1. 41 i. ., 1 an J il may K . . A 2, n xx- Q. 'x lx ya 66 1,-.. ---2 J ,A 'D- X, V x, fe f Geme Bullock Paul Matthews and Abb1e Glbbons Busmess Manager Ass1stant Busmess Managers I ll W SAN DS PUR v 40 ...rg Larry Mills Editor Paul Matthews, Circulation Manager, Beverly Upchurch, Business Manager. it ,A ,ffm KM, -v SQ , . STAFFERS. ROW 1: R. Boyette, C. Cook, C. Dunn. ROW 2: D. Honeycutt, R. McEwen, T. Brown, J. Hancock, W. Gilmer, M. Smith, S-2? MAIN STAFF. ROW 1: J. Yates, E . Maynard, S. Bullock. ROW 3: J.Jones, C. McNair E Barbour, B McCracken, E.Hansen. ROW 2: K.Garner, S. Warren, Land, G. Ormsby, J. Wilson, M. Gregson J. Collins, A. Gibbons, S. Collins, E. Pittman, G. Honorary member of the Sandspur staff . . . Mrs. Hubert Breeze, the advisor of the SANDSPUR, gives pointers to Editor Mills. 69 'GX re 4-.n 1 , X STUDENT COUNCIL Modeled after our national government, our Student Council striv e s to unite the executive, legislative, and judicial aspects of HHS student life in a smoothly knit and ably functioning whole. 5. , . 'ss The Council is for, by, and of the students. Its primary purpose is to voice the general opinion of the students, its primary responsibility, to serve in the best interests of all. As campus representatives, members may review cases and punish those who are guilty of offenses. The main project of the group is Homecoming which it finances com- pletely. It also takes upon itself projects such as food baskets for the needy at Christ- mas. Pat Strong President MEMBERS. ROW l: R. Brown, F. Pridgen, T. Scurry, E. Stinson, R. Crooke. ROW 2: D. Smith, S. Wallace, K. Robertson, L. Ballard, B. Mercer, L. Mills, J. Wilson. ROW 3: D. Hays, G. Ormsby, A. Kressley, T. Mc- Cullough, D. Snell, G. Taylor, R. Vann, V. Blanton, S. Miller. ROW 4: K. Maples, K. Adeimy, J. Jones, R. Gardner, W. Brown, D. Helms, P. Matthews, E. Pitt- man. 654 rv-N vii Q 'shi - . ,W A.. W ,,,,. ,. ...... ....y ,, y . OFFICERS: B. Broadway, Vice-President, M. Greg- son, Secretary, R. Robertson, Sergeant-at-arms, B. Upchurch, Treasurer. ,---1-lv' ll Y D . Fu X ,u . 1 , ,x 1 ,t , f'7' The organization which honors students of high scholastic ability in Hamlet High School is the Beta Club. It is composed of BETA CLUB juniors and seniors who maintain a ninety or above average. The Beta Club promotes the ideals of honesty, service, and leadership, and it en- courages all meritorious achievements. Beta Club Journals? 'av-LN s ,f OFFICERS. L-R: J. Wilson, Treasurer, M. McLean, Secretary, C. McGowan, Vice-President, S. Collins, President, R. Brown, Historian. SENIOR MEMBERS. ROW 1: J.Swaim, S. McCracken, A. Gibbons, G. Bullock. ROW 2: L. Mills, L. Benoy, S. Brooks, E.Hansen, B. Upchurch, E. Maynard. ROW 3: C. Richardson, B. Ritter, P. Strong, M. Adeimy, D. Russell, D. Helms. JUNIOR MEMBERS. ROW 1: W. Gunter, A. Kressley, G. Martin. ROW 2: F. Phillips, B. Preslar, W. Wood- ard. ROW 3: J. Rassette, E. Barbour, C. McNair, M. Gregson. 2 ., 4 Q ,gy p M --. Q exjwwjflkihkxlx nf' 'T' A. 4 V 7' . xiii EWIKWR5, 'lug' id . l'g' l?-I .lf '. 3 - . is REBATE il lllil gflli ! f ', - gi .-,ff .5 , 2 1 F4 ' . 'T yr 'Q 'rx n , X , T, A X, ' 2:5 U V I 1 I HI-Y ,, ff-.,,.:7,,,sP MEMBERS: ROW1: G. Queen, R. Robert- son, T. West, M. Warr, L. Mills. ROW 2: B. Suggs, L. Rodgers, J.King, D. Lee, R. Perry. ROW 3: L. Ballard, B. Lomax, J. Rassette, P. Matthews. ROW 4: C. Richardson, G. Ormsby, G. Fetner, J. Case, K. Nash. ROW 5: V. Land, L. Benoy, J. Hudson, J. Mann. ROW 6: D. Winchester, P. Strong, W. Pegram, G. Taylor, B. Broadway, . -S ,. The Hamlet Hi-Y Club is a YMCA Club for high school boys in the eleventh and twelith grades of school. The purpose of the club is to create, main- tain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. The Hamlet Hi-Y is one of the oldest in the state and plays an important part in high school activities. It sp ons o r s a Linament Bowl game each year and a basketball game. These two games, which match Hi-Y members against the men faculty, brings excitement to fans annually. The Hi-Y closes each year by having a banquet along with the Y-Teens for old and new members. OFFICERS: J.Wilson, President, D. Helms, Vice-President, R. Brown, Treasurer, J. Swaim, Secretary, R. Clark, Sergeant-at-Arms, B. Ritter, Chaplain. Y... The Y-Teens is a Christian Organization for girls in theirjunior and senior years of high school. To become a member one must be electedby the club. It has a selective member- ship of thirty-five girls. The Y-Teens' purpose is to build a fellow- ship of young women devoted to the ideal of Christian living in our modern society. Programs that are beneficial to Christian growth are given at the club's meetings. The club sponsors various projects such as: a Mother-Daughter Tea, a Student-Teach- er Basketball game, and an annual banquet given with the Hi-Y Club to honor new members. OFFICERS: V. Blanton, Presiden M. McLean, Vice-President: S. , Allen, Secretary, O. Turner, Chap- S ,-. lain, S. Collins, Treasurer. 1 ,-...A aw . ,. 'f ' - d 4, .-If JS . ca 'ff 9 8 if .S .YE QQ, leak 'VY 4 3 A A 'f':'7' Y-TEENS ,Q-.f ' .M wif' ., ,, J. 1' . MEMBERS: ROW 1: B.Upchurch, D. Smith, C. Martin,J. Wicke, R. Vann. ROW 2: J. Meacham, E. Hansen, E. Barbour, S.Brooks. ROW 3: B. Maples, P. Butler, L. Rea, B. Preslar, C. Wright. ROW 4: E. Pittman, M. Sowell, D. Adeimy, M. Gregson, M. Adeimy, ROW 5: D. White, A. Gibbons, C. McNair, K. Cook. ROW 6: C. McGowan, S. Miller, L. Altman. ROW 7: E. Maynard, C. Pait, S. Bolch,J. Collins. 5.-li: '2'-A-' - - QHQA' The Future Homemakers of America is an organization for girls of high school age who have had at least one year of home economics. The object of the club is to help the in- dividualmembers improve personal, family, and community living through organized pro- grams as apart of the homemaking education program of the school. The FHA has many worth-while projects. The club planned and carried out a Leader- ship Day. It s p o ns o r ed a prize-winning booth in the Richmond County Agricultural Fair and participated in both the District and State FHA rallies. It also held an FHA week which was a series of helpful school, com- munity, and club projects. HID!!! MEMBERS: ROW 1: S. Wicke, K. Smith, E. Huffman, M. Gregson, C. Howell, P. Hartgrove, T. Scurry, E. Graham, B. McDonald, S. Boulier. ROW 2: T. Teal, C.Tanner, C. Carter, V. King, M. Lamont, B. Helms, F. Stone, B. Braddock, K. Garris, C. Jackson, P. Terry, S. Dawkins, S. Black, D. Folger, B. Millikin, K. Dunn. ROW 3: B. Preslar, M. White, E. Stinson, C. McGowan, D. Steen, F. Dunn, F. Perry, H. Liles, OFFICERS: L. Stewart, President, M. Tucker, Reporter, S. Gibson, Vice-President, C. Hogan, Secretary, K. Adeimyg J. Howell, Historian, C. Caulk, Recreational Leader, J. Arnold, Parlia- mentarian. A. Hendricks, I. Caulder, J. Quick, J. Singletary, L. Prevatte, G. Ro s c oe, L. Rachels, D. Wheeler, L. Messner, L.Sinclair, B.Thompson, C. Clark. ROW 4: L. Paul, M.Wright, P. Nettles, R. Parrish, G. Single- tary, M. Spencer, L. Bankhead, P. Sparks, P. Hodges I. Baxley, P. Patterson, G. Johnson, L. Smith, M Lackey, F. Goodwin, D. Ballard, P. Goodwin, P Keaton, C. Strickland, L. Robinson. 9 O ...er r, sift OFFICERS. G. Ormsby, Treasurer, S. Allen, Second Vice-President, A. Gibbons, President, E. Hansen, First Vice-President, J. Meacham, Secretary. MEMBERS. ROW 1: C. Cook, B. Penninger, R. Vann, M. Newton, B. Evans, D. Smith, F. Perry, J. Arnold, G. Singletary, R. McEwen. ROW 2: J. Hancock, H. Liles, L. Altman, K. Cook, L. Spence, D. Honeycutt, FTA The Future Teachers of America is one of the largest clubs at Hamlet High. It strives to enrich the minds of students and further their interest in education. During National EducationWeek the F.T. A. served cake and coffee to the teachers in various Hamlet schools, bringing closer the ties between the teachers and the students. E. Stinson, K. Adeimy, E. Barbour, C. McNair, P Robbins. ROW 3: S. Miller, L. Rea, E. Pittman, H Weatherly, G. Taylor, J. Swaim, E. Liles, J. Case, K Robertson, C. Muse. ,fx fit 5:3 1 gl--n IE I ,I E . In I1- SCIENCE CLUB .0 OFFICERS L Spence, Reporter, K Gardner, Secre tary Treasurer,J Collins, President, L Benoy, Vice President Mr Bob Brooks, Advisor MEMBERS. ROW 1: S. Gibson, B. McDuffie, J. Yates, J. Gamber, B. Wheeler, R. Cooper, T. Brown, D. Crooke, E. Serrianne, O. Turner. ROW 2: T. Mc- Cullough, R. Brown, E. Brown, T. West, J. Rassette, J. Quick, G. Roscoe, D. Stewart, R. Hassler, E. Hohhs. Mx The Science Club invites all students of Hamlet High School who are interested in science to become members. The Science Club provides its members with monthly programs, which are of interest to allmembers. Some of the projects for the year are the Science Fair, a visit to the Indian Mound and a trip to Morehead Plane- tarium in Chapel Hill. ROW 3: C. Howell, G. Martin, A. Hendrick, L. Odom, J. Arnold, B. Land, C. Keziah, S. Davis, M. Land, E. Barbour, L. Wheeler, R. Gardner. ROW 4: E. Liles, J. Raby, M. McLean, J. Singletary, F. Perry, J. Jones, S. Collins, B. Hitt, L. McCaskill, D. Vickers. FRENCH CLUB The Hamlet High School French Club was founded during the school year 1961-62 by Mrs. John H. Gamber, the high school's French teacher, who has been the able lead- er of the club since its beginning. The French Club chose the motto of France as its club motto. Liberte, Equalite, Fran- ternite. MEMBERS: ROW 1: E. Covington, W. Gun- ter,B. Brigman, A. Kressley, S. Collins, O. Turner, W. Pegram, R. Perry, R. Mclnnis, R. Robertson. ROW 2: S. Warren, C. Mc- Gowan, J. Yates, L. Spence, L. Rea. ROW 3: R. Arnold, J. Gamber, P. Wooten, W. Woodard, C.Hester, P. Robbins, C. McNair, B. Grigg, J. Hancock, M. Newton, R. Vann, ll HI 'I-J,,L :NR .xi-4-., ' -' W OFFICERS: J. Collins, Secretary, A. Gibbons, FirstVice-President, M. Gregson, Treasurer, J. Meacham, Second Vice-President, E. Han- sen, President. E. Maynard. ROW 4: D. Dawkins, B. Mc- Dougald, G. Ormsby, B. Ritter, C. Richard- son, D. Harte, E. Liles, J. Rassette, F. Phillips,R. Monroe, B. Nowell. ROW 5: L. Ballard, D. W i nc h e st e r , P. Matthews, R. O'Brien, D. Helms, R. Brown, E. Caulder, G. London, C. Salome, B. Broadway, J. Case. oi ..-- 1 - SPEECHMAKERS-DEBATERS MEMBERS: ROW 1: L. Benoy, S. Gibson, C. McNair, C. Howell. ROW 2: B. Upchurch, B. Grigg, P. Nettles, R. McEwen. ROW 3: A. Hendricks, L. Couey, D. Honeycutt, J. Meach - am, C. Cook. ROW 4: E. Maynard, S. Collins, J. Gamber, B. Sutton, J. Jones. J W P P I Membership in the Speechmaker's Club is open to any student of Hamlet High School who is interested in furthering his knowledge of public speaking. The Speechmakers each year sponsors the debaters, who are chosen from its mem- bers. OFFICERS: P. Matthew, Treasurer, U. Spencer, Vice-President, J. Collins, Presi- dent, L. Spence, S e c r eta r y 5 A. Kressley, Historian. DEBATERS: J. Gamber, J. Jones, S. Collins, E. Maynard. 78 'G LATIN CLUB K1 ' ,ff as -,A-f' ,. , OFFICERS: T. Brown, Secretary, A. Mc- Cormick, Treasurer, P. Currie, Vice-Presi- dent, K. Adeimy, President. MEMBERS: T. Bullock, S. Newsome, D. Quick, B. Hitt, L. McCaski1l. ROW 2: S. Dawkins, R. McGirt, M. Pruden, P. Hodges, C. Keziah, T. Meacham, L. Mercer, R. Boyette, E. Pate, S. Meacham. ROW 3: M. Craddock,L. Couey, C. Howell, F. Perry, B. Bow- The HHS Latin Clubwas founded in 1944. The name of the Latin Club is the Advocati Latini and it has for its motto: Labor Omnia Tl vv Vincit. nmda-wgggxmyuawuvf' gin LAI!! 5 den,B.Ti1ghman,H.Li1es, C. Cockman, E. Serrianne. ROW 4: C. Boney, L. Odom,J.Jones, A. Hendrick, C. Hogan, P. Roscoe, W. Gilmer, D. Crooke, J. Robbins, R. Crooke, B. Lancaster, F. Jordon. ,ff M- ' ' 9 U Q 1 ' '0:':':':' fave 4 Q A o 0 0 o O Q 'o'o'o'o'No'o'v ' !l.l'l'l.O.l.l.5.: GREGGETTES The purpose of the Greggettes is to im- prove and supplement th e shorthand and business knowledge of its members. All Members must be students of the second year shorthand class, and they must take an active part in the club. The offices of president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer are elected quar- terly. MEMBERS. ROW 1: L. Gibson, P. Ewing, S. Quick, S. Allen, E.White, C. McKinnon, J. Shepherd, S. Harris Cowan, E. Smith, B. Penninger, K. Cook, N. Newman. ROW 3: U. Spencer, P. Butler, L. Spence, B. Chavis, ROW 2: D. Riggan, J. Read, M. Patrick, C.Wright, S. B. Maples, P. Barmer, S. Goodwin, L. Warner. V 1 . . . . . . . o Q 1 f. 4 1 - Q B 4'Q'o'u'.'v'v'4 4 4' B'g'Q'y'o'.'v'v'v':'f 'u'Q's'5.3.'.'.'.' ' IT 38- I 'Vic', the North Carolina State Vocation- al Industrial Club, is composed of local Trade and Industrial Education Club chapters es- tablished in public schools offering Trade and Industrial Education. They are governed by a State Executive and Advisory Committee, composed of the Student State Club Officers, Trade Teachers, Coordinators, and Super- Visors. The local and state chapters meet period- ically to provide opportunities for the mem- bers to participate in educational, social, recreational, and vocational activities. Student benefits are derived from the activities conducted by the local chapter. Participating members in these activities develop leadership, fellowship, self-confi- dence, p e r s o n al it y , and poise. Activities also aid in stimulating p r op e r attitudes, building character, and developing those be- havior changes vital to a good productive citizen-one who is an asset to his school, his home and community. MEMBERS. ROW 1: C. Quick, H. Steen, A. Pridgen, C. McKinnon,J.Peck. ROW 2: E. Chavis, B. Lisenby, P.Quinn, D. Marshburn, C. Steen. ROW 3: W. Yates, B. Killian, R. Morrison. ROW 4: L. Austin, D. Alt- man, B. Wise, D. Gibson. V.l.C. 'L-0 OFFICERS. R. P erry, President, M. Steele, Vice- President, F.Jolly, Vice-President, T. Tew, Secretary D. Lee, Treasurer, B. Maples, Club Reporter, C. Will- iams, Sergeant-at-Arms. 0 'M 4.1:- F F Miss Nancy Shidal Coach it ., if r 2 7 Wa p Q, i i r 'f f A if 3 5 1 , xg r .5 E Lock, Stock, and Lipstick, eh? Well, let me give you a bit of advice. OFFICERS. E. Maynard, President, B. Upchurch, Vice President, J. Meacham, Secretaryg C. McGowan, Treas urer. But, Big Brother, I saw her first. l. 83 GLElE-C-LUB The Glee Club of Hamlet High School has continued to grow and improve since its beginning in 1955. Under the new direction of Mrs. Olive Cook, the Glee Club presents various musical programs in c lud in g the annual Christmas and Spring performances and appearances at many different organi- zational meetings. The club also participates in the year- ly musical contest in Albemarle. The chorus isa vital part of the musical program of Hamlet High School. ,ann I4 4 .3 CT? 9 D Mrs. Olive Cook Director OFFICERS. B. Ritter, PresidentgH. Frye, Cashion, Treasurer, E. Hansen and C M11 Vice-President, D. Steen, Sec r etaryg S. son, Librarians, B. Broadway, Chaplain sJ?A-1 fi MEMBERS. ROW 1: Mrs. O. Cook, R. Rackley, J. Pres1ar.ROW 3: B. Maples D. Barlow R. Bo ette I 7 y Bankhead,T.Scurry, B. Salome, J. Yates, B. Millikin, M. Craddock, T. Thompson, T. Allen, S. Davis, S P. Prevatt,S.Brooks, B. Evans, V. Blanton, C. Caulk, Wallace, C. Clark, A. Gibbons. ROW 4: V. Harris, M I. Caulder, O. Turner. ROW 2: C. Pait, D. Smith, Pruden,S.Wi1liamson, C.Riggan, H. Pruit, L. Altman M. Cashion, C. Warr, E. Stone, M. Land, C. Dunn, E. M.Adeimy, K.Adeimy. ROW 5: G. Clayton, T. Gibson Graham, T. Meacham, D. Adeimy, M. McLean, B. B.Stroupe,G. Queen, G. Fetner, S. Ormsby, W. Brown I I Immortal 85 BAND The Hamlet High School Band is directed by Miss Lynn Cox, a graduate of East Caro- lina College. One ofthe main purposes of the band is to supply entertainment at football games. Christmas p a r ad e s , field compe- titions, aSpring Concert, and the State c o n - MEMBERS. ROW 1: J. Wilson, J. Lakey, B. MCG'-lift, J. London, P. Sparks, N. McGirt. ROW 2: A. Waldo, R.McGirt, J. Eason, D. Martin, S. Bryant, L. Graves, T. Brooks, G. Allen, B. McEwen, P. Currie, S. Turner, A. Carmichael, J. Harrison. ROW 3: J. Phifer, P. test in Greensboro, N. C. are some of the band's activities. An award of 35100.00 was given to the band forfirst place in the Cheraw, South Carolina Competition Christmas P a r - ade anda second place trophy was won by the band in the Bennettsville parade. OFFICERS. G. London, Drum Major, J. Pait, Librarian, A. Carmichael, Sergeant-at-Armsg B. Halyburton, Vice-President, J. Wilson, Presi- dentg R. Singletary, Treasurer. Allen, L. Mercer, M. McDougald, G. Gee, W. Stogner, L. Woodard, D. Gerree, R. Taylor, G. London, D. Fuller, H. Stogner, L. White, B. Broadway, W. Wheeler R. Singletary, B.Halyburton. ROW 4: L. Rishel, Miss L. Cox, J. Pate, R. Brooks, J. Cato. ,.. 'YE fl f--...,...- 5 C 2 Il X179 Joan Wicke Head Maj orette MISS Lynn Cox Director Twirling Soloistss Marlene White and Alice Penniger. A I were X . ,. M lp' x Y , , H 5,,f',.AYiwyf ,, k Q. ni' .JJ X 1mg3x ,-wg vm AM 'I I 4 ' T ' fini I-2 1' fm , Lxmg i.c5,J:.Q::ri J.-... 4 pr , -wx gWf,,,, f I K 3, r , x 'NX ,ur I qc ,I e E ' W? A ' ei X ' W X . , ,N 1 ' W 549, 'JV ni ' 1 4 - .f K-Rx phd! 'wa ' NM if ' ., ? 5 e e r A341 5233! W' 2.1 f ' A .zzfwj-, Qi- 14:54-. 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MQ HOMECOMING CCJURT Cherie Martin sponsored by Abbie Gibbons Benny Suggs sponsored by David Winchester - Saundra McCracken Beverly Upchurch sponsored by sponsored by Byron Caulk Pat Strong Carol Clark sponsored by Ricky O'Brien Elizabeth Mayn, sponsored by Donnie Harte 92 Meg Gregson sponsored by Buddy McCallum Jane Gaddy sponsored by Ralph Robertson Sandra Miller sponsored by Robie Clark Judy Bankhead sponsored by Bill Lomax Lmda Bankhead sponsored by Vance Land Peggy Sparks sponsored by Wayne Steen Thelma Jean Bullock sponsored by Freddie Hassler SENICJR SUPERLATIVES ,J- l ,f TV Vs lg MR. AND MISS H.H.S. MOST POPULAR Sarah Allen and Ralph Robertson MOST COIQLQ 1 is 'JUS Sarah Collins and 1 Twialthews if f Emily Pittman and Donnie Helms ' U af 1 Y E53 i L 1 W 4 MOST DEPENDABLE Cynthia McGowan and Pat Strong FRIENDLIEST Beverly Upchurch and Carl Richardson ,vi 5 WITTIEST Cherie Martin and Bill Maples QR , 1f'Wu ,d' , E f-X221 X X 5 BEST FIGHT TVHYSIQUE Abbie Gibbr l Tsie Clark 3 A BEST LOOKING Sarah Brooks and Freddie Jolly BEST ALL AROUND Elizabeth Maynard and Ricky O'Brien ,ZX P., .f -. no' ve .KA -Q. ff MOST ATHLETIC Martha McLean and David Winchester 4 1 4 .X 'SQ- ,,,,f- ,. r NEATEST Emma Jane White and Robert Brown MOST INTELLECTUAL Genie Bullock and Jimmy Wilson av- 4 All:-iiQfLjLQiJVE-JR.-SR. '63 A table is put up . . Crepe Paper is hung - - - A bridge and garden are made . . . The bandstand is prepared . . . . . Making APRIL LOVE become a reality. W ONCE UPCDN A TIME .57 fa-M - Aw, gee . . Little man lv' I DAYS OF YESTERYEAR mn E ' ' MW X MWA J 1a, 5'1 2 in W ww N if 4' o Wt A c' A 'Q IOO far + A fibgg ifgjq, 45 , S I 1 Ngffi' 4, 'Wi .Jiii '93 3 311 nr ik N 1' mf K ii, WW .A 4 .- X A 4 K ' , in 'fx Q ' mg A 'I hi: - vu TK 1, maj as 3' 5 ' W5 'EK' 1 5 , x T , ,gf ,: '! 4' 'W T H , N , Jw N Ap . N .I 5 Qf ' 'A inf' 14? W 'N IW 7 f NMR' Q5 'ww Q. J A 2 'BVVL ' VU 5? if 'Fm l'l n n IIEIEI Yilbf H1 I I PEEPS GF THE PAST 1-01 We're happy . . Q Iv w ,. e we o Q 1,. 2 ga A ' 4 fn' ' ,ft I f f 'Y y 6 g is 1' 1 5 A if f o y .af K o ' .q . .,', wjggfizff 'vlwwkg-. Summertime . l Will the real Frosty please step forward? Another year gone . . . We can A Over the Rambow 'Q .0 if mf 2'-f4m? M g l 2 . L .Ewa 4 Girls . . Wonderland By Night? . . . Boys. 1 , Tree Climbers? Who Me? I'm Y.A. ir',,r Q A Left-right-left-ooh-he's-cute-left-right-left. ,-if zum: .ul:l:l!l'ilEl I- new BEFORE THE '63-'64 Vw-- 'QKQ' - PM M Bglfiw' 'iiffifiw . ,111 gl ISK -fn, W Q 'iam' Q42 ,gi .. Q ' A M....n.,: - .tl lhlh E 'ii E ' f . - ' vm i E ::':'::'w..w.,,u ' 59 Q D ,,, 1a.u ln-anal' '. F --. --......., :--- --....... N '3:f- 2553s2555i5 A' 45 Ami,..t:Wg:,.:.: :ifffirfffffl ' V U V A , ,yy . , wge t, 1 . . A f, af .,,, Y -. a ,. 'f ' ,Q ,X ,A My 4, . I I My 1 6 - wf!,wL,,e::fQ 1,5 ,' 1 . - V E f ,iq f , ' f X' ,x ' ' y , 1' '5 ,f,aN:9fiWQ - -f W yr - Q A little fun never hurts anyone . . . too much! ff Unfortunately, the story you are about to hear is true . Duet on the gym floor. BEFORE they were semors . . . . . and the wmd blew through my ha1r 495 vii-'GF ff' ' v '13 I T S 'fr SCHCOL YEAR . . . Politics hit H.H.S. . . Some Fun at the Sun Fun Wy Election Day zirrives It's such hard work learning to compile an annual . . . . . Hmmm, this ought to do the job pretty well. :nns!I:Ill!l.'IlIl'-IIII n IT BEGAN ON AUG. 29 .i 2Q,q,:. an K. ' dw-HH, X, 'iff Q M awww' 525.39 :T ' -if -Q, X ' 2 W sf' f f 'f,1:'!' , ' 'Q .V x : ?i l ' f 1' ' ..1,,!'lAf5 'f,4 Q 'K' ' - kk ' .F , 3 f ' - :mf-ft-:if ,HW ' g, '2T.'ff9v.f..5g .Z I , 55. , V! . x 3 ' A mag, ,, V V, 3 ' mqffgif' V 5'1 :f F-gf A .: ee ,X ,Q 4? X, 1 I x 9' iw' V. Q 1 -P Q 1 ix Q: Look out school, here we come . . It's air conditioned-go right in WA e'-'M Now, Carl, 1et's have a smile. N J A, ' '13, 5 ,fe-K, figf ' n ' 2 5a.fecf1f5?1 K ,Ll . A .Al Q ,A 9, And the shutter clicking, , Q ,1 Q .Q ...q--- V,-16 Say BOYS . . . Friends . . . for the moment Q qs K: 4? 3? Thank goodness for the smoking area. The master of the T-square. H.H.S. GETS THE SPIRIT. . . lm .4-1:1 ,.......a..,v,...... -, Excuse me while I come through, please. EV ERYB ODY YELL! g K sl f A at Oh, those approaching sore throats! or 2 For 0 Senior Rams plus Kenny '???'?'? 'SL .af Homecoming Eve What's there to be up in the air about? A-1Y f . ,nf-'ic ' ... ,,,--vw- ' fp? r f ec,f v-'V I ffl REFLECTICDNS 1 1. ffl ., I V ----:,- '1f t3T7fQ4' 'g,b W V' f f!5 ' uf-' uv. , , -gut' ' . - - -.2 1' ' M PH- , Q - . j f . ' .f N N .Q A xv, ,,:- ' ff A -rw-4 'W Swap- , A .. t W' 1 'N L ,, ig, , - .,,7'wg,'fl' f,a.,,'2'3-w ,r v - ,-. .. - f.. I X . A ,VO -- ' 3' 1- .- 1 57' ' ' ' 'H' 7 A,-- W k .57 .-'Wkv - ' 1' if .f . z V - --. - N' 'W' .. . 1 Wg- .WW ff f -'V' -' ' , ' 5... 'L 'Y' -- , ' - ,. syn A - -- , -. V v . 1-MQ b W W -.. - f . '. 1- - nf- f - .. A ' , -15,11 am- ' ,mm Hb W' ......,. . RED RAM prospects? ? ? , . fn an The Choo Choo speaks. Cheers fI'OH'1thG t68.CheI'S . . Hobo Solelnn?-? Lea cl 9' wyfixip Day at H.H.S. Wm I. 'W '55, ?ffl,.f!r W -6- W ,. Q fxvf ,lb 9 I I All On your mark, get set . . This is Everybody Get Hurt Week ni sftfltt THIS is a football field? ? ? Paris was never like this . . Encouragement ' ' ' ' I don't like it either. 1 ...nmul:lll'.:lZl J :tl T ! Drink if au, Dave. 21' f y X W X .JW f , x 75 fy! f , ' M V X NH. U f J 'ff 7 .2 ' ' ' ff, X ,MWV My . ' ff ,WX ,, .Wy .,,k . if, f ,, ,f W ,Q-,, g -S' K. fx, W Q, ,ff - ,ff- f M h A ,,2f 4-ff? 'Q 7 ,Y f ,WW - X 'W-flfivy if W ,W , . , 4 A. , M? W ffffywqfmm ff 'W ,ff ',f. f',mQ!ffl W' , f ff , X0 17 ..,,Mk,,,,W I I W ,A az 54 ffl MMV 1 f ,, , V f , ,K 2 ffl f W KW 3 fqf f Rah! Rah! Rah! OOPS!!! ME??? .LMA Why so happy, Charles? The shutter clicks for the last time . do ' A 3 x T. LAST -'Il-HOLJGHTS . . . A' . 1fg:. 2A':' , 1 The decision lies with each of us What will we do with our lives? . . . . . May the knowledge that we have gained during our years at Hamlet High School add richness to our lives, and as we seek to achieve our goals in life, may we never forget the duty of upholding the American way of life which has been entrusted to each of us w. . S G! it 6 . ii sa 2, if an I I E 11 un -in 452' Aizii, ff Q if if 4: H 'W if3zm'fT11f.ffreT' H 3. ' Efgxig-ia ,J v if we UTBERN f-AJMYL 72- 1 --L.:4eIL. ' ' N '2wsHhP4h7?ff:ff+4,1.'-...N -'11' . n 1 ee e , ,ww f -A N5 V ' fe A -M- SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK Service- - None Better C pl t f THE NEWS-MESSENGER Richmond County's Oldest Newspaper Hamlet Compliments of ENTERPRISE THE HAMLET INSURANCE HARDWARE co. AGENCY 113 Main Street Hamlet Phone 582 1401 HAMLET SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Chartered in 1910 A young association on the grow Best Wishes from QUALITY OIL COMPANY Your Texaco Distributor 582 0589 M St t HUGUELET JEWELERS Congratulations from TOM AND SARAH'S 50 Kinds Of Sandwiches 25 F1 ors Of Milkshakes Hgh y74 FITZGERALD 81 COMPANY Th G b H mlet C PEE DEE ELECTRIC CAROLINA Owned BY Th0Se GAS COMPANY, INC We Serve H 1t Wade sboro KAY'S DRESS SHOP Latest Fashions CLARY'S FINE SHOES Rockingham Rockingham WEST'S ESSO REA'S SERVICE STATION Happy Mstofing at t e Esso Sign Hamlet Highway 74 THE HUB GRILL Hamlet North Carolina Best Wishes BRADSHAW'S King Street RICHMOND COUNTY JOURNAL Best Wishes from JOURfIl5f5fgfgg2NERY ' STINSON'S FURNITURE COMPANY Ro 'Iam Main Street BILL'S McLEAN PLUMBING AND HEATING MARINE AND HOBBY SHOP Boats Outboard Motors Don't Complain Call McLean Rockingham Where boating and fishing pleasure begins BIRMINGHAM DRUG CO. AUTO PARTS SUPPLY COMPANY Your NAPA Jobber Dial 582- 1220 RICHMOND MUSIC CO. CROW'S GROCERY Shop See Us S3112 For All Your Music a Supplies E. N. RHODES, INC. Coal, Feed, and Hardware Minnesota Paints Hamlet Avenue RICHMOND COUNTY JOURNAL CO Journal - Stationers Printers of Rockingham, North Carolina C ONGRATULATIONS GRADUATE S Hamlet Avenue Hamlet GADDY'S OF ROCKINGHAM MARY JEAN'S Fashions for Children And Teens Hamlet RQWIGOODMAN COMPANY Furniture and Clothing South Lee Street R02 Wham LONG'S MEN'S SHOP The best in clothing BELK'S OF ROCKINGHAM WOOD'S 5c 8m IOC STORE HAMLET DISCOUNT HOUSE Rockingham ED'S TEXACO Hamlet, North Carolina 582-0752 W K D X Pacesetter Radio in Richmond County UPCHURCH'S ELECTRIC CO. HAMLET COCA-COLA - G- FOX DRUG CO- BOTTLING COMPANY Quality S gy f 11 y d g t means so much . . d Washington St t Ro k' gh m Drink Coca-C 1 HARRINGTON'S 5-I0 81 25c STORE Main Street Ph Ntl 582 3650 LUKE'S Y r Friendly T aco Dealer Compliments LAND TRUCK AND TRACTOR COMPANY Rockingham Congratulations Graduates WHITE'S MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY Hamlet Save at LEE'S 5-10 STORE Main Street Hamlet MABRY'S DRUG COMPANY Best Wishes BELK'S Hamlet CAMPBELL'S DRUG COMPANY LACKEY'S Furnishings for every room in the house Hamlet PAUL REVERE INSURANCE COMPANY Cpltf HAMLET AVENUE SHOE SHOP THE DOCTORS and DENTISTS of MARY RICE SHOP Hamlet Clothes of Charm BRYSON'S The Best for Men and Boys 1165 Raleigh Street Hamlet BIGGER'S BROTHER'S, INC. Wholesale Distributors Serving Hamlet Daily 2800 S. Boulevard Charlotte 1, North Carolina CAROLINA POWER 8. LIGHT of HAM LET CUSTOM-BILT UPHOLSTERY CO. Rockingham, North Carolina BOBBY'S LIMITED Shopping Center for all the Coolest in Clothes Rockingham COMMERCIAL STATE BANK Three convenient locations to serve you Serving Hamlet for over 28 years Compliments of CITY BARBER SHOP HUGUELET'S E JEWELRY STORE Main Street C g t 1 t H mlet G d t ADELAIDE'S BEAUTY SHOP JOE'S FLORIST S t I I Need You H d In my Busine our First Th ght Compliments of RICHMOND COUNTY NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION Russell Bennett Chevrolet Co. Mclnnis Motor Sales Rockingham, North Carolina Rockingham, North Carolina Bennett Chevrolet Co. Penegar Motor Co. Hamlet, North Carolina Rockingham, North Carolina Freeman Buick Co. Walker-Carr Motor, Inc. Rockingham, North Carolina Rockingham, North Carolina SEABOARD SERVICE STATION IRENE'S BEAUTY SHOP Main Street Hamlet Hamlet Avenue Hamlet IRENE'S FLORIST Free Delivery Service WILLARD NEIGHBORS BENNETT CHEVRGLET co. We Wife Flowe ANYWHERE ANYTIME H mlet R k' gh m RICHMOND COUNTY N AT ' O N A L SAVINGS AND LOAN H E A T 'N G ASSOCIATION c GM PA N Y Rkgh -ALMEMORIAL tx ff, K N-. . J 1 11. A i ,gt .' 1 a f VIE ,, 1 s 9 , , . gf! . I J ,'Vb ina hi mtwdrrq-3 JOHN FITZGERALD KENN EDY 35th President of the United States May 29, 1917 November 22, 1963 . . . . A flag flies at half-mast. The world mourns. John F. Kennedy is dead, and with his death, a part of America Q el the world dies. He leaves his mark on the pages of hs ary. His contributions are many-his years, few. Still, a it flies at half-mast .... 132 Q I 5 3 F 5 Y I W 1 1 , E , E l 5 5 a 5 - 4 N ,n m A- gf l I Q 5 ! I i I I 1 1 l V 1 i 1 3 1 N 1 H P u F f di Q, I 6 I 1 i X 1 w L L l l Y I P 1 1 P H ,V 1 'v l it l wi 1 L E 1 4 1, ? 5 1 v r 1 E 1, l, 4 I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I X I 'X I 3 - I I I I I I I I I I I I. 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