J H Rose High School - Tau Yearbook (Greenville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 252 of the 1963 volume:

JUNIUS H. ROSE HIGH SCHOOL GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA VOLUME 46 ANNE BUCHANAN SUSAN LAUGHTER editors BILL MOVE ANNA WHITE business manogers I 4 minggi iii . THEME 6 DEDICATION 10 ADMINISTRATION 12 SENIORS 26 ORGANIZATIONS 74 FEATURES 98 SPORTS 114 JUNIORS UNDERCLASSMEN 144 ADVERTISEMENTS 190 5 FROM A NEW POINT OF VIEW Beneath us, beside us, around us — everywhere there is something that is free. Gifts lie within the reach of all who ore willing but to extend their hands to receive. Man, unable to see beyond himself, is not aware of these gifts. Those things for which there is no price are spurned by man — kicked to the side of the road as he hurriedly proceeds along the way. The complexities of human character, the landscapes of nature, the evidences of a modern culture — all are victims of neglect that are pushed into the background. Seeing these commonplace things is done in passing, not with any sense of ap- precation or realization of their im- portance. To bring these key objects into the foreground can be accomplished by looking at surroundings from a new point of view. Those sights which are free would create a treasure chest of pleasure. Then every face on main street would reveal a trait of human nature; the backyard, a certain beauty; and the dependable television set, a storehouse of mod- ern culture. Only through truly open eyes can one see or appreciate life as it actual- ly is. 9 MRS. KEMP HOUSE BALDWIN A scholar, a friend, a counselor. 10 HEADS MR. JUNIUS H. ROSE, Superintendent SCHOOL BOARD 17 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT — -Seated: Mrs. Christine Tripp. Standing: Mr. James Nicholson, Mr. Merritt Foushee, Mr. Joel Brown, Mrs. Nancy Wynn. FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT — Miss Martha Marcom, Mrs. Tennala Gross, Mrs. Nancy Singleton, Mrs. Evelyn Moye, Mr. William Phelps. 18 HISTORY DEPARTMENT — Seated: Mrs. Thelma Smith. Stonding: Mr. Robert Star- ling, Miss Dorothy Midgette. MATH DEPARTMENT — Seoted: Mrs. Brownie Stancil, Miss Frances Smith, Mrs. Ruby Julian. Standing: Mr. Donald Bennett, Mrs. Kemp Baldwin. 19 BUSINESS DEPARTMENT— Mrs. Ruth Bing, Mrs. Sue Howell. LIBRARY DEPARTMENT— Mrs. Margart Farley. 20 PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT— I ■Mr. Bud Phillips, Mrs. Hilda Worthington, Mr. Roland Farley. STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION The chief objective for which the Student Council strives is o harmonious re- lationship among teachers, students, and administra- tion. From the first day of school, the Student Council has been very active; mem- bers distributed handbooks and greeted the new stu- dents on the opening day. A suggestion box and bulletin board were added in the foyer. At the Christmas season students contributed ornaments to decorate the tree. Over four thousand articles of clothing were col- lected for the Salvation Army by the students. In the spring committees com- pleted several projects which were recorded in the S. C. A. scrapbook. OFFICERS — Seated: Judy Van Dyke, roving representative; Donna Whitley, president; Pat Worsley, secretary. Standing: Tommy Toft, treasurer; Charles Vincent, vice-president; Bill Wilkerson, roving representative. MR. ROBERT MULDER Advisor Row One: Beth Hadden Grace Ewell Nancy Tribley Ruth Fleming John Home Joanne Kares Julia Brinkley Pete Heller Craig Wilson Row Two: Jimmy Weils Tom Irons Jane Marston Mike Smith Ginny Mumford Jimmy Hale Ricky Webb Pat Worthington Murphy Davis Doris Phillips Nancy Forehand Joe Cox Row Three: Rayde Harrington Tom Campbell Barbara Minges Joan Evans Steve Wright Jim Galloway David Hardee Richard Bradner Bill Mosier Frank Moye 23 FACULTY DIRECTORY MR. GUY T. SWAIN High Point College, B.S.; Appalachian State Teachers College, M.A. Principal MR. GEORGE S. McRORIE Appalachian State Teachers College, B.S.; East Carolina College, M.A. Guidance Counselor MRS. KEMP BALDWIN East Carolina College, A.B., M.A. Algebra I, Algebra II, Solid Geometry Trigonometry MR. WILBUR A. BALLENGER Atlantic Christian College, A.B. English I, Civics MR. DONALD L. BENNETT Atlantic Christian College, B.S. Algebra I, Business Math MRS. RUTH BING Nebraska State Teachers College, A.B. Bookkeeping, Shorthand, General Business MR. JOEL W. BROWN East Carolina College, A.B. Biology, Physical Science MRS. GRACE CARRAWAY East Carolina College, A.B. Home Economics I, Boys Home Economics, General Math MRS. MARGARET FARLEY Woman ' s College of University of North Carolina, A.B.; University Of North Carolina, B.S. Librarian MR. ROLAND FARLEY Duke University, A.B.; East Carolina College, M.A. Health Physical Education, Civics MRS. FRANCES FICKLING Catawba, A.B. English I, World History MR. MERRITT L. FOUSHEE East Carolina College, B.S. Physical Science MRS. TENNALA A. GROSS Elon, A.B. General Math, French I MRS. MARGARET HADDEN Lynchburg College, A.B. English I, English II MISS DEANIE BOONE HASKETT East Carolina College, A.B., M.A. English II, English III MRS. MARY ALICE HENDRIX East Carolina College, B.S. Home Economics II, Home Economics III MRS. SUE HOWELL North Carolina State College, M.S. Typing I, Typing II, Shorthand II MRS. RUBY JULIAN Newberry College, A.B.; East Carolina College, M.A. Algebra II, Plane Geometry MISS ROSE LINDSAY East Carolina College, B.S., M.A. Chorus MISS DOROTHY MIDGETT East Carolina College, B.S., M.A. United States History, Economics Sociology MRS. EVELYN MOYE Duke University, A.B., M.A. Latin I, Latin II MR. ROBERT G. MULDER East Carolina College, B.S. English I, English III MRS. MARTHA MYERS East Carolina College, B.S. English I, English IV MR. JAMES D. NICHOLSON East Carolina College, A.B., B.S. Physics, Chemistry MR. EDWARD P. OLIVER East Carolina College, B.S. World History, English IV MR. WILLIAM R. PHELPS, JR. East Carolina College, B.S.,M.A. Spanish II, Spanish III MR. RICHARD G. PHILLIPS Wake Forest College, B.S.; George Peabody, M.A. Civics, Health Physical Education MR. JAMES E. RODGERS University of North Carolina, A.B.; Colunnbia University, M.A. Band MRS. NANCY SINGLETON East Corolina College, B.S. French I, French II MISS FRANCES SMITH East Carolina College, A.B., M.A. Plane Geometry, Algebra II, Algebra III MRS. THELMA SMITH Duke University, A.B. United States History, English 11 MRS. BROWNIE STANCIL Woman ' s College of University of North Corolino, A.B. Physical Science, Algebra I, General Math MR. ROBERT B. STARLING Atlantic Christian College, A.B.,M.A. United States History, World History MRS. CHRISTINE TRIPP East Carolina College, A.B., M.A. Biology, Advanced Biology MR. JAMES H. VERNELSON East Carolina College, B.S. Industrial Arts, Shop MRS. LUCY M. WORSLEY East Carolina College, B.S., M.A. English II, English III, Journalism MRS. HILDA WORTHINGTON East Carolina College, B.S.; Unixersity of Texas, M.S. Health Physical Education MRS. NANCY WYNNE East Carolina College, A.B., B.S. Biology 24 25 SENIOR SENIOR CLASS Final year . . . BIG seniors . . . our front porch . . . what — no stationary sales? . . . the goat and Florient . . . the shacks . . . English and Macbeth . . . the grind . . . Algebra III . . . work . . . problems . . . work . . . waiting for the week-ends . . . but more work . . . source theme . . . strictly senior parties . . . Hardee ' s . . . College Day . . . choices . . . applications . . . acceptances . . . and rejections . . . Junior-Senior . . . Morehead . . . exams . . . last days . . .we bid farewell . . . white gowns . . . God of Our Fathers . . . graduation . . . clumni at last . . . good-bye . . . hello. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Seated: Harry Williams, Anne Daniel, Barbara Minges, Tom Duncan. Standing: Jake Gaskins, Lewis Brewer, Bill Aldridge. 28 JOHN WILLIAM ALDRIDGE, II Track 1; Green Lights 3; Library Club 2, 4; Superlative 4; Executive Council 4. CAROLYN ANN ALLEN F.N.C. 1,4; F.H.A. 3,4, secretary 4; Phantomettes 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Tau Staff 4; S.C.A. 4. GRACE REBECCA ALLIGOOD F.H.A. 1,2,3; Glee Club 3; Phantomettes 3; Homecom- ing Sponsor 4. ROSA ANNA ANGLE F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, vice-president 1; Glee Club 1,2,3,4, librarian 4; F.N.C. 1,2. SARA PIERCE BASNIGHT F.N.C. 1; F.T.A. 2,3,4, vice-president 3; Science Club 3; Glee Club 1. JUDITH ELIZABETH BATCHELOR F.H.A. 1; Glee Club 3; Band 1,2,3,4, librarian 3,4, section leader 3,4. WALTER ISIDORO BATISTA Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,4; Softball 2,3; Track 1,2,3; Transfer from Cuba 2; Transfer from Georgia 4; Choir 2; Pep Club 4, treasurer 4; Bible Club 4; Soccer 1; Volleyball 1; Football 2,3. JUDY LYNN BENNETT F.H.A. 1,2; F.N.C. 3; Homecoming Sponsor 3,4. SHERON HOLLOWELL BENNETT Football 2,3; Transfer from Aurora High School 3; Baseball 3. LORRAINE KEY BERRY Band l,2,;Pep Club 4. BARBARA HELEN BERRYMAN F.H.A, 1,2,4; F.N.C. 1; Glee Club 1,2,3; Library Club 4; Green Lights 4; S.C.A. alternate 1. EVA JOYCE BLACKBURN MARTHA OLIVIA BLAND F.H.A. 1,2; Glee Club 1,2,4; F.P.C. 4. PERCY GEORGE BLOXAM Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2; Glee Club 1, 30 FRANK LEWIS BREWER Monogram Club 3,4; Science Club 3,4, president 4; Pep Club 4; S.C.A. 4; Committee Co-Cha irman 4; Football manager 2,3. BETTY JOAN BRILEY F.H.A. 2,3,4, historian 2; F.N.C. 2; Glee Club 1,3; S.C.A. 3; Traffic Committee 3; Phantomettes 2,3. PEGGY JOYCE BRILEY Bible Club 1,2; Science Club 2; Glee Club 4. THOMAS EDWIN BROWN Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4, vice-presi- dent 4; Class Officer 1,2; Superlative 4. ANNE BALLENTINE BUCHANAN Glee Club 1,2,3; F.H.A. 2; F.N.C. 1,2,3; Science Club 4; Marshal 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Phantomettes 2,3; Tau 4, Co-Editor 4; Library Club 3,4. DONALD RICHARD BUCK BRENDA GREY CALHOUN F.H.A. 1,2,3, vice-president 3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Bible Club 1,2,3,4; F.P.C. 4. THOMAS HARTWELL CAMPBELL Debate 1,2,3, president 3; Library Club 2,4; Band 1,2,3; E. T. ' s 2,3,4, vice-president 2,3, president 4; Radio Club 1,2,3, vice-president 2, president 3; Manager of Bas- ketball 1,2; Monogram Club 3,4; Traffic Committee 3; S.C.A. 4; F.P.C. 4; Tou Staff 4. CAROLYN FAYE CANNON WALTER LEE CANNON Glee Club 1; Junior Janitor 1,2,3. PATRICIA VEY CARTER Band 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3, vice-president 3; Lib- ' rary Club 3,4; Superlative 4. DIXIE GRAY COLTRAINE Basketball 1,4; Bosebail 1; Track 3. MARGARET JANE COPPOCK F.H.A. 1,2,3; Science Club 1; F.B.L.A. 3; French Club 3; Annual Staff 3; Transfer from Bethel 4. ELIZABETH LEONA COSENTINO F.H.A. 1,2, treasurer 2; Homeconning Sponsor 3. ELIZABETH ANN COUGHLAN F.H.A. 1; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, head 4; Pep Club 4, president 4; S.C.A. 4; Homecoming Spon- sor 4. DELLA RAYE DAIL F.H.A. 1; Flagbearer 2,3; S.C.A. 2. 32 ANNE CATHERINE DANIEL F.N.C. 1; Glee Club 1; S.C.A. 1, alternate 2; F.H.A. 2; FT. A. 2,3,4; Marshal 3,4; Phantomettes 2,3; Debate 3, treasurer 3; N.H.S. 3,4; Tou Staff 4; Green Lights staff 4; Chairman Executive Council 4; Superlative 4. THOMAS MCILWAINE DAVIS, JR. Track 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2; Swimming 3,4; Monogram Club 4; Green Lights Staff 4. ANDREA WADE DeCUZZI Football 1; Math Club 1,2; Science Club 4; Transfer from Alexandria, Virginia 4. JEFFREY HENRY DIKET Debate Club 3; Dramatics Club 3. JENCIE FAYE DIXON F.H.A. 1,2; F.N.C. 1,2,3,4; Bible Club 1,2. LINDA ELAINE DODDS Green Lights Staff 3,4, business manager 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Bible Club 2,3,4. RICHARD BLAKE DUNCAN THOMAS CALTON DUNCAN Band 1; Golf 2,4; S.C.A. 1,4; Executive Council 4; Mr. School Spirit 4; Pep Club 4; vice-president 4; Green Lights Staff 3,4, sports editor 4. 33 Glee Club 2,3. CHARLES PINKNEY DUNN LARRY ALVA DUNN BOBBY KELLIETH ELKS ANN SHERBOURNE EVERETT Library Club 1,2,3,4, reporter 2, secretary 4; N.H.S. 3,4; Marshal 3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; F.N.C. 2; S.C.A. 2,3,4, Committee Chairman 4; Phantomettes 2,3, Co-head 3; Traffic Committee 1,2,3; Green Lights Staff 2,3, News Editor 3; Tou Staff 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4. GRACE LOUISE EWELL Glee Club 2,3; F.H.A. 3,4; S.C.A. 1,4; Library Club 4; Miss Sophomore 2; Tau Staff 4; Superlative 4. PATRICIA RUTH FARMER Spanish Club 2; Glee Club 3; Library Club 3; Cheerlead- er 3; Band 1,2,3; F.H.A. 2; Transfer from Wilson 3. 34 JOHN THOMAS FLYNN JONATHAN WHITE FOLEY, III Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Boseball 1,2; Mono- gram Club 3,4; Science Club 2; Track 3,4. NANCY MOORE FORREST Glee Club 1,2,3; F.N.C. 1,2,3,4, historian 3; F.H.A. 1, 2,4, parliamentarian 4; Library Club 4; Tou Staff 4. FLORA MACDONALD GAMMON F.N.C. 1,2,3,4, correspondence secretary 2, treasurer 3, president 4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Phantomettes 2,3,4, co- head 3, head 4. EILEEN HART GARRIS F.H.A. 1,2,3; S.C.A. 1; Glee Club 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Phantomettes 2,3; Homecoming Sponsor 3,4. JACOB CLAUDE GASKINS, III N.H.S. 3,4, vice-president 4; Marshal 3,4; Green Lights Staff 2,3,4, News, Art Editors, Editor-in-Chief 4; Tou Staff 4; Traffic Committee 3; Superlative 4; F.P.C. 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; S.C.A. Committee Chairman 4. WILLIAM LONNIE GREEN, III Band 1,2,3,4; N.H.S. 4; Science Club 2,3; Tennis 3. MARCIA ANNE GURGANUS F.N.C. 2; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Glee Club 3. HOWARD FORBES HADLEY Library Club 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Football 2. WILLIAM RAY HALL Bible Club 1,2,3, treasurer 3. CAROLYN RUTH HARDEE DENTON WARD HARDEE Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Bond 1,2; Monogram Club 3,4. ROGER BURNEY HARDEE Bible Club 2,3,4, president 3, treasurer 4; Debate 2; Basketball 2; Glee Club 2,3. NANCY WHITEHURST HARDISON F.H.A. 1,2,3; Bible Club 1,2. MARION RAYDE HARRINGTON N.H.S. 3,4; S.C.A. 3,4; Library Club 3,4, president 4; Football 4; Tou Staff 4; Debate 3. ALAN MCLEON HARRIS Debate 1,2,3. 36 CAROLYN JO HARRIS Tau Staff 1; Class President ]; Glee Club 1,2,3; F.H.A. 3,4, president 3,4; Homecoming Sponsor 4. GLORIA ANN HARRIS F.H.A. 1,2; Glee Club 1,4. PAULA FAYE HARRIS F.H.A. 1,2; Glee Club 1,4. FRANCES JOHNSON HARVEY Cheerleader 2,3,4, secretary-treasurer 2, co-chief 4; F.T.A. 2,3; S.C.A. 2, alternate 3; Glee Club 1,2,3; Class Secretary 3; Homecoming Sponsor 3; Pep Club 4; N.H.S. 3,4; Tau Staff 4; Superlative 4. MELANIE JANE HATEM F.H.A. 1,2; Glee Club 1,2,4. NORMA RAE HEATH F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, historian 1; Glee Club 1,2,3; S.C.A. 1,2,3; Bible Club 1,2, treasurer 2. SHIRLEY ANN HEATH DERRELL GENE HEMBY Glee Club 1. 37 MARTHA LILLIAN HENDERSON N.H.S. 3,4; Marshal 3,4; S.C.A. 1,2,3,4, Roving Rep- resentative 2, Committee Chairman 4; F.T.A. 3; Band 1,2,3,4, secretary 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1, 2,4, assistant head 1; Tau Staff 1,4; Homecoming Spon- sor 4; Miss Junior 3; Superlative 4; Pep Club 4. DIANA LATHAM HODGES A F.T.A. 2,3,4, secretary 3; Cheerleader 2,3,4, secretary 4; S.C.A. 1; Homecoming Sponsor 2,3; Homecoming Queen 4; Pep Club 4; Superlative 4; Traffic Committee 3. JAMES LAWRENCE HOLT Band 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 4, treasurer 4; Men ' s Chorus 4. MARTHA PHYLLIS HOOT F.H.A. 1,2; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Cheer- leader 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4. JOANNE HORNE Bible Club 2,3,4. CAROLYN FLORENCE HUNEYCUTT F.T.A. 3; Glee Club 3; Science Club 4, secretary 4. EDE GAYLE HUNNING Marshal 3,4; N.H.S. 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4, treasurer 4; S.C.A. alternate 4; Green Lights Staff 4; Phantomettes 2,3; F.H.A. 2,3, treasurer 3; F.N.C. 1; Glee Club 1. PEGGY EARLE I POCK F.H.A. 3,4; F.T.A. 3,4, historian 4. 38 PEGGIE ELIZABETH JACKSON ELIZABETH ANN JOHNSON Glee Club 1,2,3; F.N.C. I; F.H.A. 1,2,3. RUTH WILLARD JOHNSON F.H.A. 1,2,3, publicity chairman 1,2,3; Debate Club 1, 2,3; Dramatics Club 3; Glee Club 1,2; Pep Club 4; Superlative 4. DOUGLAS ALTON JOHNSTON Bond 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 2; Wrestling 3. WILLIAM MORTON JOHNSTON,JR. Football 2,4; Basketball 1. MILDRED FRANKLIN JOLLY F.H.A. 1,2; F.N.C. 1; F.T.A. 3,4, president 4; N.H.S. 4; Tou Staff 4; Traffic Committee 3. CORDELIA FAYE JONES F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Flag Bearer 1; Glee Club 1. AL THOMAS JORDAN Glee Club 2,3,4; Bible Club 3,4; Football 1; Men ' s Chorus 3,4; F.F.A. 1; Transfer from Ayden High School. 39 KENNETH TUCKER JOYNER Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 1,2; Superlative 4; Science Club 4. KENNETH JOHN KELLY ELBERTA LOUISE KIDD S.C.A.; Drama Club; Transfer from Radford High School 4. MATTIE LEE LANGLEY Glee Club 1,2,4. ALICE SUSAN LAUGHTER Library Club 1,2,3; F.H.A. 2,3; F.T.A. 2,3,4, treasurer 3; Drill Team 2,3; Class Vice-President 3; Tou Staff 4, Co-Editor 4; Superlative 4; N.H.S. 3,4; Marshal 3,4; Green Lights Staff 2. DONNA KAYE LITTLE F.H.A. 1,2; Glee Club 1; Bible Club 1,2. KAREN LYNNE MARTIN S.C.A. 2; Library Club 2,3,4, treasurer 4; Science Club 3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Tau Staff 4. JANE MCGLOHON Glee Club 3; F.T.A. 3; S.C.A. 4; Homecoming Sponsor 3; Tau Staff 4; Superlative 4; Pep Club 4; Phantomettes 2. 40 MYRA TUTEN MCROY Glee Club 1. DOROTHY MARIE MERRITT Glee Club 1,4; F.H.A. 1,2; Bible Club 1. DAVID LEE MILLER Glee Club 1; Junior Janitor 1,2,3. DEBORAH JANE MILLS F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. BARBARA WARING MINGES Glee Club 1; F.T.A. 2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3, president 2, par- liamentarian 3; Library Club 2,3,4; S.C.A. 1,2,3,4; Traffic Committee 3; N.H.S. 3,4, president 4; Chief Marshal 3,4; Executive Council 4; Homecoming Spon- sor 4; Pep Club 4; Cheerleader 2,3,4, chief 2, treasurer 3,4; Science Club 3,4; Tau Staff 4. JOY CAROLYN MORRILL F.H.A. 1,2,3, president 1,3, secretary 2; F.N.C. 1; Library Club 3,4, secretary 3; Phantomettes 2,3; F.P.C. 4, vice-president 4; Tau Staff 4; Pep Club 4. FAYE SMITH MOYE Cheerleader 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; Marshal 1; Transfer from Stokes Pactolus 3. WILLIAM TRANSOU MOYE Glee Club 1; Class Treasurer 1; Football 1,2; Basket- ball 2; S.C.A. 3, committee chairman 3; N.H.S. 3,4; Marshal 3,4; Tou Staff 4, co-business manager 4; Debate Club 3. 41 EMMA VIRGINIA MUMFORD French Club 3; Pep Club 4; Latin Club 2; G.A.A. 2; F.T.A. 3; S.C.A. 4; F.P.C. 4; Transfer from Durham 4. JUDITH FAYE MURRAY F.H.A. 1,2; Glee Club 1; Bible Club 1. JAMES BELTON NEWMAN, JR. Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Science Club 4; Dramatics Club 3; Traffic Committee 3,4; Mono- gram Club 3,4; Track Team 3; T.R.A.A. 3. ELIZABETH ANN NICHOLS F.H.A. 1,2,3, secretary 3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4, presi- dent 4, section leader, 4; Class Secretary 1 ; Super- lative 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4; S.C.A. alternate 2. FLOYD DAVIDSON NOBLES Band 1,2; Bible Club 1,2,3,4, president 2,4; Glee Club 3; N.H.S. 4; S.C.A. alternate 4. ROBERT LAWRENCE OSSWALD Basketball 2,3,4; Track 4. VANCE PARKER OVERTON Library Club 2,3; Track 1,2,3,4. CECIL MCDONALD PARROT BARBARA ANNE PEADEN F.H.A. 3,4; F.N.C. 1,3,4; Bible Club 4; Phantomettes MARY JOSEPHINE PEADEN F.H.A. 2,3,4; Tou Staff 4. DORIS KAY PHILLIPS F.H.A. 2,3; Glee Club 1,3; F.T.A. 3,4, vice-president 4; Pep Club 4, secretary 4; Phantomettes 2,3; Miss School Spirit 4; Debate Club 3,4; Tau Staff 4; S.C.A. 4; F.N.C. 1. DONALD ALFRED PIERCE Football 1; Track 3, Band 1,2,3,4; Swimming 2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; F.P.C. 4; Science Club 4; N.H.S. 4. WILLIAM EARL PILGREEN Basketball 1. NANCY JOYCE PITTMAN F.H.A. 1,2; F.N.C. 1,2. LINDA ANN POLLARD F.H.A. 1,2,3; Glee Club 3,4. PAULA FAYE POLLARD Glee Club 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, song leader 2,3; Debate Club 1,2,3, vice-president 2; Bible Club 1; S.C.A. alter- nate 2. 43 RUFUS STANLEY POLLARD,JR. Bible Club 3,4. WILLIAM PAUL POPE,lll Glee Club 2,3,4, vice-president 4; Men ' s Chorus 4; Transfer from High Point 4. ROBERT LINWOOD POWELL Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,4; Monogram Club 4. STEPHEN VINCENT PREWETT Track 1,2; Basketball 1; Science Club 3,4. RALPH JERRY RADCLIFF Track 1. FRANCES CAROL RADFORD F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, vice-president 4; F.N.C. 2,3,4; S.C.A. 2; Green Lights Staff 2. FORREST EDWARD RIDDICK Football 1,2; Glee Club 1; Bible Club 3,4. CAROLYN JEAN ROEBUCK F.H.A. 1,2,4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Bible Club 1,2,3,4. 44 JUDY ANN ROGERS ERNIE HUGH SCOTT R.O.T.C. 1,2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4. BETTY ANNE SIMMONS Glee Club 2,3; F.H.A. 3,4; Tau Staff 4 BOBBY GLENN SMITH Bible Club 2. DIXIE LEE SMITH Science Club 4, vice-president 4; Pep Club 4; Library Club 3,4; Glee Club 4; Wrestling 3. EMILY BLANCHE SMITH Bible Club 1,2; Glee Club 1, Flagbeorer 4. JOHNNY LEWIS SPEIGHT Wrestling 2,3,4; Bible Club 2,3; Traffic Committee 3; Track 1; Football 3. ALLENE SQUIRES Glee Club 1; Bible Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Tau Staff 4. 45 BERTHA LOIS STANCILL F.H.A. 1,2; Bible Club 1,2; Glee Club 2. ALFRED CARAVITO STOKES Track 3,4; Pep Club 4; Superlative 4; T.R.A.A. 3. DOUGLAS EARL SUMRELL Pep Club 4; Track 4. MARY SLAY SWINDELL F.H.A. 1,2; Glee Club 1,4; F.N.C. 1,2. RICHARD CHESSON TAFT S.C.A. 1,2, alternate 4; Traffic Committee 1,2,3; Class President 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4, president 4; Superlative 4. MARSHA JEAN TERPENNING F.N.C. 2,3; Glee Club 1,4. BRENDA LYNN THIGPEN N.H.S. 3,4, secretary-treasurer 4; Marshal 3,4; Traffic Committee 2,3; Tau Staff 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4, ac- companist 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Library Club 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, parliamentarian 1, pianist 2,3, Co-Ed cor- respondent 2,3, historian 4. ROBERT WARREN THOMAS Glee Club 2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4, captain 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4. 46 MYRTLE RUTH TRIPP F.H.A. 1,2. LINDA LOU VANDIFORD F.H.A. 1,2; Library Club 2,3. ALLEN HOLSTEAD VAN DYKE, JR. Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class President 3; Traffic Committee 1,2,3,4; Marshal 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; S.C.A. 1. CHARLES ADAMS VINCENT Library Club 2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; S.C.A. 1,4; vice-presi- dent 4; Green Lights Staff 3; Tau Staff 4; Swimming 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; T.R.A.A. 3,4; Superlative 4; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2. SANDRA MARIE VINCENT F.N.C. 1,3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4, secretary 4. MAGGIE RACHEL WAINV RIGHT BETTY MANNING WALL F.H.A. 4. DONALD RAY WARREN Wrestling 2, Basketball 1. HENRY THOMAS WATERS JOSEPH EARL WATERS Footboll 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Bus Driver 1; Monogram Club 1. SAMUEL PAUL WICHARD F.F.A. 1,2, secretary 1; F.T.A. 1; Science Club 1; 4-H Club 1. LELAND BRUCE WHITAKER Bond 1,2,3,4; Tou Photographer. ANNA LOUISE WHITE Glee Club 1,2,3, president 3; F.T.A. 2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Science Club 3; S.C.A. 2,3, Roving Representative 2; Tou Staff 1,4, co-business manager 4; Cheerleader 4; Pep Club 4; Traffic Committee 3; Homecoming Sfxinsor 3,4. DONNA TUCKER WHITLEY Traffic Committee 1,2; F.T.A. 2,3; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Green Lights Staff 2; Glee Club 2; Debate Club 2; Class Secretary 2; S.C.A. 3,4, secretary 3, president 4; Home- coming Sponsor 4. 48 JANICE ROSE WILLIAMS F.H.A. 1,2,3; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Traffic Committee 2,3 Tau Staff 4; Glee Club 4; Green Lights Staff 2. THOMAS EDWARD WILLIS Track 2; Dramatics Club 2; Science Club 4; Transfe from Elizabeth City. JESSE ELMER WINDOM, JR. Bible Club. CHARLOTTE PATRICIA WORTHINGTON F.N.C. 1,2,3; F.H.A. 2,3; Library Club 2,3,4; Phanto- mettes 2,3; Tau Staff 4. OUTSTANDING SENIORS Eight seniors were chosen by a faculty committee to represent their closs as out standing students. As members of the National Honor Society, each Outstanding Sen ior has exhibited superior qualities of leadership, scholarship, character, and service. BILL MOVE ANNE BUCHANAN Never idle a moment, but thrifty and thoughtful of others. Longfellow, Court ' ship of Miles Standish. With interests lying in several fields, Anne is especially opt in foreign languages and science. Serious-minded, re- sponsible, self-reliant — traits which reveal a student with determined initiative. As co-editor of the Tou, Anne has devoted many extra hours in serving the senior class. Low school will be Bill ' s postgraduate destination. Relia- ble and active in church and school affairs. Bill has served as Tau co-business manager. He has participated in athletics as a member of the swimming team and has been arduous in Student Council activities. 50 JAKE GASKINS ANNE DANIEL The better part of every man ' s education is that which he gives himself. J. R. Lowell, My Study Windows: Lincoln. Enjoying both biology and social studies, Anne plans to become a secondary school teacher. As an influential mem- ber of the senior class, she has shown her leadership ability on the class executive council. Anne was chosen as a repre- sentative from North Carolina to the Youth-power Congress in Chicago. Jake anticipates the study of psychiatry during his medical education. Having demonstrated special talent in musical, literary, and artistic fields, he has applied his abilities in serving the faculty and student groups. Editorship of The Green Lights has been Jake ' s most responsible position dur- ing his senior year. 51 BILL GREEN SUSAN LAUGHTER Profound sincerity is the only basis of talent, as of charac- ter. Emerson, Essays: Natural History of Intellect. Plans to pursue a career in home economics will domin- ate Susan ' s college life. Dependable, sincere, and friendly describe the quiet personality of this industrious senior. With great demands on her time, Susan has served as Tou co- editor along with her other extracurricular activities. An ardent science student, Bill is planning for a career in engineering. Besides having been a member of the bond, he has participated in debating and sports. This diligent student has also spent after-school hours in a part- time job. ALLEN VAN DYKE BARBARA MINGES Everywhere in life, the true question is not what we gain, but what we do. Carlyle, Essays: Goethe ' s Helena. With special aptitude in science and mathematics, Barbara has selected chemistry as her major field of col- lege study. A versatile, active student, she has served as an officer in several school organizations and has been an en- ergetic assistant in school projects and functions. Having chosen the medical profession, Allen expects to specialize in plastic sur gery. As a participant in basketball and track, he has proved to be a valuable athlete as well as a class leader. This amicable student has also maintained a high scholastic average while enjoying outside activities. 53 SENIOR HONOR STUDENTS Seniors averaging one ' s for the semester: Anne Buchanan Anne Daniel Jeffrey Diket Sherby Everett Seniors averaging one ' s and two ' s for the semester: Jake Gaskins Bill Green Carolyn Jo Harris Frances Harvey Martha Henderson Jo Anne Home Peggy I pock Franklin Jolly Susan Laughter Myra McRoy Barbara Minges Robby Powell Eddie Riddick Allene Squires Johnny Speight Allen Van Dyke Donna Whitley 54 WE SEE OUR SENIORS AS INDIVIDUALS Bill Aldridge . . . friendly . . . engineer . . . black Buick . . . Bohemian waiter . . . short. Carolyn Allen . . . witty . . . bug eyes . . . Chrysler . . . traveler . . . always laughing. Becky Alligood . . . quiet . . . sports fan . . . Kenny . . . grin . . . black hair. Ann Angle . . . low voice ... Billy .. . soda shop . . . French fries and catsup . . . accent. Steve Bailey . . . airplane enthusiast • . . light hair . . . V.P.I. . . . physics and French . . . serious. Barbara Baker . . . secretary . . . Bobbie . . . engaged . . . green eyes . . . shorthand. Sara Basnighf . . . smile . . . teaching . . . moving eyebrows . . . moody . . . reading. Judi Batchelor . . . freckles . . . mysterious eyes . . . Batch . . . clarinet . . . E.C.C. Walter Batista . . . Cuba . . . smile . . . personality . . . Spanish . . . basketball. Judy Bennett . . . dark eyes . . . radio . . . music . . . pretty teeth . . . Hardee ' s best customer. Sheron Bennett . . . white Chevrolet . . . shop enthusiast . . . engineering . . . Aurora . . . September. Kay Berry . . . happy . . . Annie . . . stylish . . . teacher . . . experienced present wrapper. Barbara Berryman . . . laugh . . . artistic . . . legs . . . hairstyles . . . spiders and snakes. Eva Blackburn . . . short . . . eyelashes . . . kind . . . business . . . long hair. Livia Bland . . . horses . . . medicine . . . Lemmie . . . Riverside Academy . . . blushing. Percy Bloxam . . . flat top . . . Bethel . . . dimples . . . medicine . . . big brother. Lewis Brewer . . . freckles . . . Latin . . . manager . . . meat specialist . . . physics. Joan Briley . . . smile . . . sewing . . . cat obstetrician . . . cute . . . perfectionist. Peggy Briley . . . black hair . . . glasses . . . low voice . . . split lunch . . . music class. Tommy Brown . . . guitar . . . talk . . . your laundry man . . . talented . . . dancing. Anne Buchanan . . . Girls ' State . . . Tau . . . National Merit . . . thoughtful . . . Connecticut. Donald Buck . . . cars . . . home economics . . . joker . . . racing . . . Air Force. Brenda Calhoun . . . freckles . . . loyal . . . bright eyes . . . medical technologist . . . homemaking. Tom Campbell . . . radio . . . talkative . . . Wake Forest . . . moody . . . medicine. Carolyn Cannon . . . tiny . . . blonde . . . July . . . smile . . . generous. Walter Cannon . . . mechanic . . . Hardee ' s . . . Walt . . . home economics . . . industrious. 55 Pat Carter . . . talented . . . U.N.C. . . . impish . . . girls ' trio . . . flute. Dick Coltraine ... tall .. . Marcia . . . Carolina Dairy . . . Polk Avenue . . . pro ball. Peggy Coppock . . . artistic . . . mole . . . secretary . . . Bethel . . . business. Liz Cosentino . . . tiny waist . . . fraternity house . . . black hair . . . laugh . . . continental. Betsy Coughlan . . . dancer . . . black bug . . . England . . . vivacious . . . party girl. Delia Daii . . . red convertible . . . tall . . . Morehead . . . Hardee patronizer . . . agreeable. Anne Daniel . . . Science Fair . . . intellectual . . . teacher . . . Chicago . . . persuasive. Mac Davis . . . Davidson fan . . . tall . . . shy . . . Louisiana . . . swimming. Andrea DeCuzzi . . . Alexandria . . . glasses . . . Andy . . . reckless . . . curly hair. Jeffrey Diket . . . smart . . . New Orleans . . . triangular debate . . . Tulane . . . brave. Faye Dixon . . . short . . . nursing . . . helpful . . . quiet . . . homeroom 109. Linda Dodds . . . sincere . . . red hair . . . prettv voice . . . artistic . . . journalist. Blake Duncan .... engineering . . . tall . . . grin . . . red vest . . . thin. Tom Duncan . . . talkative . . . lawyer . . . bouncy walk . . . spirit . . . golf. Charles Dunn . . . accounting . . . Chuck . . . Hardee ' s helper . . . industrial arts . . . business. Larry Dunn . . . veterinarian . . . dancing . . . country music . . . construction worker . . . comical. Bobby Elks . . . carefree . . . small . . . shop . . . light blue eyes . . . split lunch. Sherby Everett . . . dork eyes . . . writing . . . accent . . . Rambling Rose . . . Lynchburg. Grace Ewell . . . Lisa . . . friendly . . . Dorsey . . . brown eyes . . . stereo fanatic. Pat Farmer . . . light brown hair . . . trumpet . . traveler . . . Wilson . . . engagement ring. Lane Ferris . . . twin . . . singing . . . collie pups . . . Dance Band . . . veterinarian. Linda Ferris . . . twin . . . dependable . . . soprano . . . art . . . violinist. Johnny Flynn . . . short . . . bus driver . . . persistent . . . dark hair . . . home economics. Jack Foley . . . athletic . . . red sweater . . . tall . . . Utilities worker . . . Shrine Bowl. Nancy Forrest . . . Meredith . . . short . . . home economics . . . sincere . . . Southern. Donna Gammon . . . mole . . . drill team . . . frank . . . doctor . . . enthusiastic. Eileen Garris . . . flute . . . Shorty . . . moody . . . blush . . . Peace. Jake Gaskins . . . English award . . . artist . . . composer . . . serious . . . intelligent questions. Bill Green . . . grin . . . dancing . . . Science Fair . . . dependable . . . Winn Dixie. Marcia Gurganus . . . office worker . . . Dick . dark hair . . . efficient . . . conscientious. Howard Hodley . . . State . . . architect . . , personality . . . tobacco hand . . . water skiing. Billy Hall . . . accounting . . . grin . . . dependable . . . systematic . . . light hair. Carolyn Hardee . . . twin . . . pretty eyes . . . secretary . . . diligent worker . . . smile. Denny Hardee . . . dimples . . . red hair . . . car bellhop . . . dancing . . . baseball. Roger Hardee . . . twin . . . singing . . . shy . . . devoted . . . trusting. Nancy Hardison . . . married . . . business . . . Nancy Gail . . . oyster bar . . homemaker. Rayde Harrington . . . dependable ... Wild Acres . . . newspaper boy . . . dark eyes . . . gentleman. Mac Harris . . . talkative . . . ministry . . . hardware store . . . photography . . . straightforward. Carolyn Jo Harris . . . poise . . . cottage . . . ink on hands . . . new house ... no lunch. Gloria Harris . . . blonde hair . . . teacher . . . little . . . talkative . . . music class. Paula Harris . . . bashful . . . locker number 433 . . . nurse . . . neat . . . fast talker. Frances Harvey . . . sincere . . . pretty teeth . . . Brody ' s . . . friendly . . . integrity. Melanie Hofem . . . talk . . . business . . . Moosie . . . parties . . . animated. Norma Heath . . . tender-hearted . . . orderly . . . blue eyes . . . pleasant . . . secretary. Shirley Heath . . . competent . . . May . . . long, dark hair . . . Rusty . . . secretary. Gene Hemby . . . drums . . . bowling alley . . . cars . . . engineering . . . convertible. Martha Henderson . . . charming . . . curly hair . . . Girls ' State . . . blush . . . girls ' trio. Jim Holt . . . dimples . . . band . . . polite . . . musical . . . short-wave radio. Diana Hodges . . . personality . . . black hair . . . St. Mary ' s ... Wild Acres . . . sports car. Martha Hoot ... St. Mary ' s . . . T-bird . . . fun-loving . . . Hoot . . . parties. JoAnne Horne . . . business . . . athletic . . . photogenic . . . courteous . . . diligent. Carolyn Huneycutt . . . eyes . . . judge . . . flirt . . . independent . . . saucy. Gayle Hunning . . . red hair . . . Brody ' s . . . Jimmy . . . freckles . . . organized. Peggy Ipock . . . teacher . . . gray eyes . . . home economics . . . earnest . . . white Ford. Peggie Jackson . . . feminine . . . advanced biology . . . calm . . . tiny . . . English teacher. Betty Johnson . . . congenial . . . athletic . . . easy-going . . . May . . . Mr. Oliver ' s homeroom. Ruthy Johnson . . . witty . . . uke . . . waxed teeth . . . Rufie . . . clown. Doug Johnston . . . drums . . . Chevy . . . racing cars . . . clever . . . grease monkey. Bit Johnston . . . carefree . . . Bite . . . milkman . . . vet . . . fishing. Franklin Jolly . . . W. C . . . Ruthy . . . medical technologist . . . expressions . . . fashionable. Faye Jones . . . artistic . . . f lagbeorer . . . agreeable . . . flowers . . . creative. Tommy Jordan . . . smile . . . T. J. . . . Ayden . . . jock-of-all-trades . . . uke. Kenny Joyner . . . athletic . . . dancing . . . Becky . . . grin . . . playful. Kenneth Kelly . . . red hair . . . impish grin . . . Kelly .... mischievous . . . freshman girls. Elberta Kidd . . . Hawaii . . . blue eyes . . . new . . . surfing . . . composed. Mattie Langley . . . direct . . . Pixie . . . athletic . . . College View Cleaners . . . impulsive. Susan Laughter . . . dependable . . . Tau . . . chic . . . artistic . . . beach lover. Donna Little . . . secretary . . . Doodle . . . pleasant . . . split lunch . . . competent. Karen Martin . . . science . . . black Chevrolet . . . dancing . . . Tennessee . . . graceful. Jane McGlohon . . . strawberry-blond . . . stunning . . . Meredith . . . Janie-Mac . . . no middle name. 57 Myra McRoy . . . married . . . industrious . . . office helper . . . good-natured . . . school store. Marie Merritt . . . secretary . . . delicate . . . E.C.C. . . . capable . . . Fairfax Avenue. David Miller . . . witty . . . engineer . . . Dave . . . self-sufficient . . . industrial arts. Deborah Mills . . . hairstylist . . . Debbie . . . patient . . . giggle . . . sincere. Barbara Minges . . . Pepsi . . . eyes . . . chemistry • . . sleep . . . literary. Joy Morrill . . . nurse . . . feminine . . . Volkswagen . . . Falkland . . . Southern. Faye Moye . . . married . . . pretty eyes . . . blithe . . . considerate . . . trailer. Bill Moye . . . lawyer . . . U.N.C. . . . banker ' s son . . . dependable . . . Tau finances. Ginny Mumford . . . Portsmouth . . . fun . . . green hair . . . teaching . . . Durham. Judit-h Murray . . . short . . . grin . . . Judy . . . locker number 23 . . . business. Jimmy Newman . . . toll . . . engineering . . . strong . . . errand boy . . . black Volkswagen. Ann Nichols . . . talented . . . stylish . . . alto . . . performer . . . charming. David Nobles . . . minister . . . devoted . . . Bible . . . Jackson ' s Shoe Store . . . sincere. Robert Osswald . . . playful . . . R. Oz . . . engineer . . . loafer . . . trigonometry. Parker Overton . . . blue eyes . . . shy . . . supermarket . . . business . . . sports car. Cecil Parrott . . . dark . . . Navy . . . short . . . shop . . . self-reliant. Barbara Peaden . . . nurse . . . young . . . sister . . . Bobbie . . . industrious. Mary Jo Peaden . . . sister . . . business . . . steadfast . . . Tasty Freeze . . . observant. Doris Phillips . . . laugh . . . Dodo . . . low . . . flighty . . . lively. Don Pierce . . . U.N.C. . . . National Merit . . . swim champ . . . scientific . . . Dupont. William Pilgreen . . . earnest . . . typing . . . dependable . . . homeroom 205 . . . two study halls. 58 Nancy Pittman . . . black hair . . . talkative . . . freckles . . . Janice . . . bulletins. Linda Pollard . . . delicate . . . secretary . . . demure . . . music class . . . October. Paula Pollard . . . Blondie . . . beautician . . . Glamour Shop . . . boating . . . Pamlico. R. S. Pollard . . . Pollard ' s Grocery ... willing . . . home economics . . . initials . . . junior. Paul Pope . . . tenor . . . High Point . . . pharmacist . . . minister ' s son . . . diligent. Robby Powell . . . pug nose . . . basketball . . . contact lens . . . persistent . . . agreeable. Steve Prewett . . . fishing . . . science . . . hunting . . . spelling . . . competent. Jerry Radcliff . . . Southern drawl . . . E.C.C. . . . married . . . blonde . . . worker. Carol Radford . . . eager . . . dairy . . . curly hair . . . nursing . . . capable. Eddie Riddick . . . foreign missions . . . kind . . . guitar . . . homeroom 116... industrial arts. Carolyn Roebuck . . . Teena . . . competent . . . home economics . . . locker number 24 . . . conscientious. Judy Rogers . . . long brown hair . . . tiny . . . secretary . . . bookkeeping . . . March. Ernie Scott . . . Spooks . . . WKTB . . . tape recorder . . . announcer . . . history. Betty Simmons . . . rosy cheeks ... jolly .. . Boogie-Woogie piano player . . . energentic . . . Chevrolet. Bobby Smith . . . Bane ' s Grocery . . . likeable . . . patrolman . . . self-reliant . . . helpful. Dixie Smith . . . camper . . . constructor ... science . . . coffee . . . polite. Emily Smith . . . f lagbearer . . . typing . . . Faye . . . neat . . . slim. Johnny Speight . . . industrious . . . history . . . ministry . . . wrestling . . . helpful. Allene Squires . . . Susie . . . t eacher . . . engaged . . . typist . . . dependable. Bertha Stancill . . . initiative . . . Bert . . . seamstress . . . patient . . . busy. Freddie Stokes . . . Bigg ' s Drug Store . . . ancient cars . . . pharmacist . . . fashion expert . . . jaunty. 59 Doug Sumreli . . . red hair . . . shy . . . Bigg ' s Drug Store . . . thoughtful . . . business. Mary Slay Swindell . . . teacher . . .E.C.C. . . . Slay . . . Chevrolet . . . freckles. Richard Taft . . . doctor . . . athlete . . . discus . . . handsome . . . river. Marsha Terpenning . . . blonde hair . . . nurse . . . clever . . . station wagon . . . reliable. Brenda Thigpen . . . organ . . . petite . . . efficient . . . conscientious . . . Texas visit. Bobby Thomas . . . golf pro . . . Country Club . . . wavy hair . . . home economics . . . shop. Ruth Tripp . . . athletic . . . secretary . . . talkative . . . zest . . . typing. Linda Vandiford . . . sincere . . . neat . . . economical . . . shorthand . . . locker number 404. Allen Van Dyke . . . furniture store . . . M.G. . . . intelligent . . . serious . . . Virginia. Charles Vincent . . . Coast Guard . . . versatile . . . Boys ' State . . . Confederate flag . . . swimming. Sandra Vincent . . . nurses ' aide . . . flirt . . . cars . . . dark hair . . . independent. Rachel Wainwright . . . typing . . . farm . . . January . . . homeroom 109 .. . happy. Betty Wall . . . secretary . . . wife . . . homemaker . . . Washington . . . congenial. Donald Warren . . . practical . . . willing . . . Donnie . . . shop . . . Route 3. Henry Waters ... Air Force . . . Hank . . . service station . . . afternoon job . . . helpful. Joe Waters . . . lawyer . . . bus driver . . . Jose . . . earnest . . . debate. Sammy Whichard . . . high-tider . . . serious . . . ' eyelashes . . . considerate . . . beach. Bruce Whitaker . . . Photo Arts . . . calm . . . late to work . . . Navy . . . cruise. Anna White . . . Salem . . . Wild Acres . . . girls ' trio . . . natural . . . friendly. Donna Whitley . . . Madame President . . . politics . . . talkative . . . flighty . . . Washington, D. C. Anne Williams . . . petite . . . Willie . . . long, curly hair . . . happy . . . patient. Harry Williams . . . Roses Store . . . C.P.A band . . . personality . . . hunting. Janice Williams . . . church work . . . industrious . . . blue Falcon . . . diligent . . . wavy hair. Thomas Willis artist . . . I E. . . individualist . . . Elizabeth City . . . toboggan. J. E. Windom . . . ministry . . . devoted . . . thoughtful . . . glasses . . . practical. Patricia Worthington . . . nurses ' aide . . . pink . . . freckles . . . sewing . . . dependable. 60 61 SUPERLATIVES BEST DRESSED Freddie Stokes Ann Nichols 62 63 BEST PERSONALITY Harry Williams Diana Hodges 64 MOST INTELLECTUAL Donald Pierce Anne Daniel FRIENDLIEST Bill Aldridge Grace Ewe II 66 MOST SINCERE David Nobles Frances Harvey 67 BEST DANCER Kenneth Joyner Betsy Cough Ian 68 MOST VERSATILE Charles Vincent Martha Henderson 69 BEST LOOKING Richard Taft Jane McGlohon 70 WITTIEST Bobby Hellwig Ruth Johnson 71 MOST TALENTED Tommy Brown Pat Carter 72 MOST DEPENDABLE Rayde Harrington Susan Laughter 73 C MEMBERS Barbara Minges, president Greatest honor . . . juniors and seniors . . . voted in . . . candlelight induction . . . dripping tallow . . . stately robes . . . tapping — fall and spring . . . cafeteria duty . . . May picnic. Row One: Frances Harvey Anne Buchanan Anne Daniel Gayle Running Brenda Thigpen, secretary Row Two: Jake Gaskins, vice-president Martha Henderson Sherby Everett Anna White Row Three: Charles Vincent Susan Laughter Franklin Jolly Allen Van Dyke Donald Pierce Row Four: David Nobles Bill Green Bill Moye Rayde Harrington 76 First Row: Doris Phillips, vice-president; Gayle Hunning, treasurer; Jane Brown, secretary; Peggy Ipock. Second Row: Sharon Flanagan, Elizabeth Williams, Linda Hollowell, Anne Daniel, Brenda Thigpen, Beth Hodden, Betsy Coughlan. Third Row: Corrlne Joyner, Phyllis Clark, Myra Dupree, Diana Hodges, Nancy Harrington, Sara Basnight, Karen Martin, Marcio Beach, Elizabeth Murphrey. Fourth Row: Jonis Jorgensen, Myra Hodges, Sandra Martin, Anna White, Martha Hoot, Barbara Minges, Susan Laughter, Lucy Wells, Judy Webb, Carleen Hjortsvang; Mrs. Kemp Baldwin, ad- visor. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Monday night ... in homes . . . check-up colls . . . Homecoming float winner . . . Chapel Hill convention . . . caroling for retired teachers ... no freshmen . . . Teacher Appreciation Week. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Incorporation of junior and senior divisions . . . Jaycee-Ette candy sale . . . Mother-Daughter Christmas banquet . . . FHA Week . . . hidden key . . . state rally . . . Toward New Horizons. Row One Brenda Thigpen Nancy Forrest Carolyn Jo Harris, president Carol Radford, vice-president Carolyn Allen, secretory Carolyn Dai I, treosurer Beth Hodden Phyllis Clark Row Two: Mary Stuart Page Mrs. Hendrix Mrs. Carraway Betty Simmons Jackie Williams Peggy Smith Gwen Harrell Peggy Carraway Mary Jackson Betty Manning Wall Row Four: Jackie Davis Louise Moss Bonnie Dickerson Daria Dunn Joan Smith Bonnie Harrison Pat Aldridge Lou Home Linda Hollowell Linda Compton Cheryl Edwards Row Three: Judy Williams Pom Peele Diana Allen Judy Whichord Debra Mills Foye Jones Kay Kaegebein Margaret Swindell Harriet Tice Carolyn Corey Joan Briley Helen Elks Linda Corhon Zelie Gurganus Carleen Hjortsvang Linda Brown Cathie Brock Mary Jo Peaden Brenda Burnette Allene Squires Loraine Steinbeck Maureen Harrell Lou Webb Linda Adams Paula Pollard 78 First Row: Faye Dixon; Mrs. Barlett, advisor; Sue Proctor; Donna Gammon, president; Louise Waiters, vice-president; JoAnne Kares, secretory; Wanda Trevatlnan, treasurer; Dar- la Dunn; Joanne Reading. Second Row Mrs. Tripp, advisor; Pearl Forbes, Jeanette Hemby, Barbara Peaden, Peggy Car- roway, Mary Frances Bolder, Margie Clark, Pat Aldridge, Nancy Forrest, Joy Moseley, Betty Smith, Joanne Crawford, Vicki Ricks, Carol Radford. Third Row: Sharon Baker, Bettye Crawford, Jane McAndrew, Sandra Fallowfield, Rebecca Parks, Frances Ross. Fourth Row: Elaine Harbin, Tanya Young, Linda Cox, Dawn Flye, Linda Moore, Jean Miller, Pat Thompson, Judy Shaw, Lynda Rogers, Ann Sugg, Bun- ny Tucker, Brenda Burnette, Carolyn Armistead, Susan Staf- ford, Joan Evans, Betty Lee Carr. FUTURE NURSES CLUB First chartered FNC in state . . . Mrs. Bartlett . . . Monday home nursing course . . . hospital library cart . . . Health Careers Day . . . Pitt County Home . . . hospital aides. SCIENCE CLUB Thursday meetings . . . Nic ' s lab . . . Science Fair . . . Mr. Brown . . . Dupont meetings in Kinston . . . research . . . Future Scientists . . . Dr. Batten, speaker . . . inquiring minds. Firs Row: Lewis Brewer, president; Dixie Smith, vice-president; Carolyn Huneycutt, secretory; Janie Hordee, treosurer; Margaret Burnette. Second Row: Graham Quinn, Ann Hardee, Jane Brown, Carol Scroggs, Garth Bloxam, Cheryl Lee, Billy Turcotte. Third Row: David Hardee, Hilda Littleton, Phyllis Clark, Sandra Nicholson, Freddy Gray, David Gordon, Brando Edwards, Pat Minges, Billy Dorey. Fourth Row: Danny Saieed, George Reed, Bill Wilkerson, Ricky Parnell, Lee Whitehurst, Wyatt Brown, Jimmy New- man, Joe Bryan, Dees Whitley, Ann Lautares, Billy Brown, Cindy Howell, Roy Huneycutt. First Row: Karen Martin; Mr. Nicholson, advisor. Second Row: Tom Hoigwood, Chuck Hudson, Tommy Taft, John- ny Ccrtner, Joe LeConte, Anne Buchanan. Third Row: Steve Prewett, Tom Irons, Barbara Minges, Bobby Hellwig, Wyatt Brown, Lewis Brewer, Bill Green, Stephen Bailey. 80 BIBLE CLUB Daily devotional . . . before school . . . nondenominational . . . Thanksgiving basket for needy family . . . singing hymns . . . spring banquet . . . Christmas party . . . Christian fellowship. .S0 Row One: David Nobles, president Earl Sutton, vice-president Bertie Adams, secretary Roger Hardee, treasurer Tommy Jordan Richard Yeats Row Two: Phoebe Moore Gaye Strickland Joyce Hardee Barbara Stephens Evelyn Parrott Faye Phillips Peggy Carroway Barbara Peoden Row Three: Mary Frances Baker Ida Lynn Evans Kathryn Boyd William Roebuck Patricia Letchworth Ronda Lawrey Row Four: Sandra Skipper Joy Pollard Alice Hannah Phillip Moore Cindy Phillips Jewel Joyner Bettye Crawford Bonnie Dickerson Row Five: Linda Carroll Marie Pollard William Walters Eddie Riddick Carolyn Doil Joy Reel J. E. Windom Bobby Koeblitz Row Six: Ricky Parnell Ernie Scott Brenda Calhoun Bobby Crawford 81 First Row: Rayde Harrington, president; Chuck Bissette, vice-president; Karen Martin, treasurer; Tom Irons, reporter. Second Row: Anne Buchanan, Dianne Merritt; Mrs. Farley, advisor; Eunice Roper, Linda Hollowell, Brenda Thigpen, Nan- cy Forest, Joy Morrill, Paul Evans, Barbara Berryman. Third Row: Pat Carter, Joe Bryan, Judy Van Dyke, Judy Webb, Joanne Crawford, Grace Ewell, Bill Aldridge, Barbara Min- ges, Patricia Worthington, Wenda Trevothan. Fourth Row: Dixie Smith, Roy Huneycutt. LIBRARY CLUB Student helpers . . . national organization . . . check-out desk . . . overdue books . . . state convention . . . quiet, please . . . films ... a haven from study hall ... on duty. Row One: Chuck Bissette Billy Turcotte Tommy Irons Row Two: Richard Pierce Tommy Taft Frank Moye John White Joe LeConte Row Three: Rayde Harrington Danny Cain Howard Hadley Tom Haigwood Van Harris DRILL TEAM Precision marching . . . white uniforms . . . green G sequins . . . afternoon practices . . . batons . . . football half-time . . . COLD! . . . socks . . . Homecoming . . . guide right! . . . spring tryouts. Kneeling: Donna Gamnnon, chief; Ann Tunnell, Jean Miller, Frankle Ross, Jane McAndrew, Sharon Baker, Anna Sturm, Bunny Tucker, DIanne Merritt. Standing: Louise Moss, Jean French, Peggy Carraway, Joan Smith, Lynda Rogers, Sandy Sandick, Linda Cox, Tanya Young, Elaine Harbin, Barbara Peaden. GLEE CLUB Third period . . . bandroom . . . credit . ..school assemblies . . . Christmas program . . . caroling . . . T. V. appearance . . . Men ' s Chorus — Mr. Mulder . . . spring concert . . . sing . . . sing. First Row: Miss Lindsay, Sandra Rice, Joanne Reading, Mil- lie McGlohon, Sandra Vincent, Janet Farmer, Frankie Lamm, Dorothy Stocks, Linda Ferris, Jane Jackson, Ann Nichols, Morris, Melanie Hatem, Mattie Langley, Gloria Harris, Ma- aine Steinbeck, Nancy Tribley, Shirley Paramore, Barbara Morris, Melaine Hatem, Mattie Langley, Gloria Harris, Ma- rie Merritt, Peggy Briley, Faye Jones, Sandra Fallowfield, Olivia Bland. Third Row: Dasie Hooks, Slay Swindell, Suz- anne Lequear, Cathy Bock, Brenda Calhoun, Don Hice, Dixie Smith, Lane Ferris, Paul Pope, Sandy Sandick, Brenda Thig- pen. Fourth Row: Carolyn Dail, Pat Carter, Nancy Lequear, Martha Hoot, Bobby Hellwig, Charles Vincent, Ernie Scott, Roger Hardee, Richard Bradner, Robert Koeblitz. QUILL AND SCROLL International honorary society . . . high school journalists . . . members nominated by teachers . . . juniors and seniors . . . eight members . . . writing talent . . . upper one-third of class. First Row: Jake Gaskins Pat Worsley Linda Dodds Row One: Jake Gaskins, editor-in-chief; John Home, Tom Irons, Mac Harris, Tom Duncan. Row Two: Elizabeth Williams, Ruth Johnson. Row Three: Pat Worsley, Linda Hollowell, Gayle Hunning, Judy Webb, Barbara Berryman, Sandra Martin, Anne Daniel. Row Four: Linda Dodds, Mac Davis, Chester Walden, GREEN LIGHTS School newspaper . . . monthly edition . . . selling ads . . . 6:00 A. M. at print shop . . . deadlines . . . journalism class . . . members recommended by English teachers . . . room 202 . . . sixth period. Business Managers: Anna White, Bill Moye. TAU STAFF Annual . . . selling ads . . . choosing theme . . . layout changes . . . Bruce Whitoker, photographer . . . identifying pictures . . . hours of typing . . . double dividers . . . artwork . . . from September to February. Class Division: Barbara Minges, Nancy For- rest, Frances Harvey. 86 Seated: Carolyn Allen, copy writer; Sherby Everett, class division. Standing: Charles Vincent, sports division; Tom Campbell, photo- graphy. 87 BAND Sixth period . . . football games . . . green uniforms . . . parades . . . white shoes . . . fruitcake sale . . . Dance Band . . . practice after school . . . picnic at the river . . . graduation exercises. Row One: James Hunneycutt John Cayton Bill Williams Bobby Edwards Kenneth Pollard Doug Johnston Gene Hemby Boogie Norris Robert VanVeld Row Two: James E. Rodgers, Director Linda Ferris Rebecca Parks, secretary Charles Worthington, assistant drum major Thomas Patterson Roger Riddick Johnny Gartner Bonnie Waldrop Priscilla Leggett Linda Bryant Deborah Harris Eileen Garris Pat Carter Martha Henderson Marcia Beach Row Three: Judi Batchelor Lane Ferris Jimmy Buck Ray Moore Jimmy Fleming Graham Quinn Velma Dobson William Waters Scotty Tabor Craig Wilson Harriet Tice Ruby Earle Brown Murphy Davis Carleen Hjortsvang Row Four: Carl Bailey Graham Register Milton Hadley Floyd Warren Vernon Carraway Bill Green Jack Boone Bill Mosier Mike Reagan, drum mojor Nikki Roberts Nelson Smith Willard Jackson, treasurer Jim Holt Joe Bryan Row Five: Gene Riddle Ricky Denning Paul McGlohon Bobby Jackson Steve Forbis J. Lynn Joyner Danny Griffith Tommy Brown, vice-president Row Six: Bennie Meeks Billy Crawford Ned Cain Don Pierce James Tyndall Harry Williams, president I 89 MAJORETTES Marching . . . parades . . . three uniforms — green, white, red . . . football half-time . . . fire batons . . . Moon River ... no seniors this year . . . band concert ushers . . . summer music camp. Kneeling: Janet Farmer, Frankie Lamm; co-heads. Standing: Anne Wallace, Lynn Dodson, Sheila Wood, Ruby Earle Brown, Lynda Spears. 90 Row One: Martha Henderson, Barbara Minges, Judy Webb, Diana Hodges. Row Two: Betsy Coughlan, Anna White, Nancy Harrington, Martha Hoot, Frances Harvey. Row Three: Peggy Bentley, Donna Forbes, VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Junior and senior girls . . . green megaphones . . . pep rallies . . . bus trips to games . . . yelling . . . laryngitis . . . feeding the players . . . demerits . . . summer house party . . . pom-poms. 93 First Row: Judy Van Dyke, Martha Taff, Mary Stuart Page, Dolly Overton, Ann Lautares, Margaret Burnette. Second Row Cheryl Lee, Margie Clark, Carolyn Rumley, Julia Brinkley, Judy Lloyd, Carol Waldrop. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Extra energy . . . freshmen and sophomore girls . . . short skirts . . . saddle oxfords . . . afternoon football games . . . facing the crowds . . . gotta F-l-G-H-T! . . . spring tryouts. 94 Mrs. Hilda Worthington, advisor; Judy Van Dyke, head cheerleader. 95 PEP CLUB Faithful rooters . . . newly organized . . . first year . . . Go, Phantoms . . . selling green and white shakers — only a quarter . . . school spirit . . . making banners . . . cheers. First Row: Zelle Gurganus; Tom Duncan, vice-president; Betsy Coughlan, president; Nancy Harrington; Ruth John- son; Kay Berry; Margie Clark. Second Row: Carolyn Rumley, Margaret Burnette, Carol Waldrop, Doily Overton, Judy Lloyd, Julia Brinkiey, Judy Van Dyke, Donna Forbes. Third Row: Eliza Nobles, Jean Harvey, Ann Waldrop, Pat Minges, Kathy Rountree, Daria Dunn, Vicki Ricks, Judy Webb. m Fourth Row: Bill Aldridge, Martha Hoot, Myra Dupree, Bar- bara Minges, Joy Morrill, Martha Henderson, Frances Har- vey, Charles Vincent. Fifth Row: Howard Hadley, Diana Hod- ges, Dixie Smith, Garth Bloxam, Cheryl Lee, Ann Lautares, Martha Sue Taff, Judy Morris. Sixth Row: Lewis Brewer; Roy Huneycutt; Paul Evans; Charles Vincent; Doris Phillips, sec- retary; Walter Batista, treasurer. SPONSORS MAJORETTES Greenville Tobacco Curing Company Marie ' s School of Dance Brown ' s Furniture Store Perkins-Proctor Lad ' n Lassie Shop Cox Rebuilders, Inc. Ormond Wholesale Company Saslow ' s Jewelers Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lamm, Jr. Cossle Sawyer JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Taff ' s Office Equipment Co. Belk-Tyler Co. Cozart ' s Super Market 96 DRILL TEAM V. A. Merrit Sons E. K. Tucker Contractor Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Sturm FUTURE NURSES CLUB Medical Auxiliary Blount-Harvey Co. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Bruce E. Thigpen Furniture Co. GLEE CLUB D. G. Nichols Real Estate Insurance John ' s Flowers FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Eastern Construction Co. Hollowell ' s Drug Store Proctor Hotel Barber Shop Tripp Chemical, Inc. LIBRARY CLUB A. B. Ellington Co. Best Jewelry Co. Moseley Brothers Insurance Bissette ' s Drug Store FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA J. C. Pollard Slaughter House D. G. Nichols Real Estate Insurance Colonial Heights Super Market Bennett Messick Insurance Agency VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Buck Supply Co. Colonial Heights Super Market Pepsi Cola Co. General Heating and Air Conditioning Haynes Petroleum Pitt FCX Service Dunn Building Supply Cozart Super Market Carawan Oil Company College View Sinclair Refining White Concrete BIBLE CLUB Larry ' s Shoe Store 97 COLOR MISS TAU With a smiling countenance she stands in glory. Her sparkling eyes survey her kingdom. With radiance she reigns as queen. ANNA WHITE 101 MARSHALS OF 1962 Left to right: Barbara Minges, chief marshal; Anne Buchanan, Anne Daniel, Jake Gcskins, Gayle Hunning, Brenda Thigpen, Bill Moye, Martha Hender- son, Sherby Everett, Allen Van Dyke, Susan Laughter. 102 103 HOMECOMING Red, white, pink, and yellow roses blossomed into a spirited weekend as Homecoming ' s traditional ceremonies un- derwent a magical transformation. The reigning monarch became the Queen of Roses, the customary procession of floats evolved into the celebrated Parade of Roses, and East Carolina College Stadium sparkled with animation as the majestic Rose Bowl! Red became the dominant hue in the pre-game assembly honoring homecom- ing alumni. Corsages adorned the fall suits of football sponsors, and long- stemmed American. Beauties created a royal touch for the Queen ' s Court. Miss Freshman, Ann Lautares; Miss Sopho- more, Janet Farmer; and Miss Junior, Lynn Dodson acted as ladies-in-waiting for Queen Diana Hodges. White napkins by the thousands shaped the throne for the Rose Court as well as floats representing school organ- izations. Bustling down Evans Street in an antique Ford came Mr. and Miss School Spirit, Tom Duncan and Doris Phillips. Pink was painted on the cool cheeks of spectators by a crisp autumn wind sweeping the stadium. Band members entertained in the Tournament of Roses tradition with Music Hath Charms. Yellow roses achieved a meaning above all others as the victorious Phantom elev- en downed the Elizabeth City Yellow Jackets completing the eventful Home- coming at the Rose Bowl! ! 104 HOMECOMING Red, white, pink, and yellow roses blossomed into a spirited weekend as Homecoming ' s traditional ceremonies un- derwent a magical transformation. The reigning monarch became the Queen of Roses, the customary procession of floats evolved into the celebrated Parade of Roses, and East Carolina College Stadium sparkled with animation as the majestic Rose Bowl! Red became the dominant hue in the pre-game assembly honoring homecom- ing alumni. Corsages adorned the fall suits of football sponsors, and long- stemmed American. Beauties created a royal touch for the Queen ' s Court. Miss Freshman, Ann Lautares; Miss Sopho- more, Janet Farmer; and Miss Junior, Lynn Dodson acted as ladies-in-waiting for Queen Diana Hodges. White napkins by the thousands shaped the throne for the Rose Court as well as floats representing school organ- izations. Bustling down Evans Street in an antique Ford came Mr. and Miss School Spirit, Tom Duncan and Doris Phillips. Pink was painted on the cool cheeks of spectators by a crisp autumn wind sweeping the stadium. Band members entertained in the Tournament of Roses tradition with Music Hath Charms. Yellow roses achieved a meaning above all others as the victorious Phantom elev- en downed the Elizabeth City Yellow Jackets completing the eventful Home- coming at the Rose Bowl! 104 DIANA ANN JANET LYNN SPONSORS OF FOOTBALL LETTERMEN I Eileen Garris, Miss Right Halfback; Ann Nichols, Miss Left Halfback; Suzanne Lequear, « Miss Left Tackle. I Becky Aliigood, Miss Right Halfback; Carolyn Jo Harris, Miss Tackle; Judy Bennett, Miss Left End. 105 Linda Lansche, Miss Right End; Phyllis Clark, Miss Right Tackle; Sue Proctor, Miss Guard. MR. AND MISS SCHOOL SPIRIT Tom Duncan Doris Phillips 109 110 Ill HONORS AND EVENTS SCA Clothes Drive — Ricky Webb, representative of win- ning homeroom Notional Council of Teachers of English Award — Jake Gaskins Spanish Exchange-Student Visitors — Seated: Rosalena Arango; Mrs. Betty Janetakos, chaperon. Standing: Eric Antunez, Sonia Penso, Nor- ma Tauro, Gustavo Oiiva. 113 AaiON I MOST OUTSTANDING ATHLETE JACK FOLEY As a new feature the Monogram Club elected a senior boy as the outstanding athlete of the year. Jack Foley was chosen on the basis of sportsmanship, ability, performance, and attitude. During his four years in high school, he participated in football, basketball, track, and baseball. Since Jack ' s football record has gained him recognition, he plans to continue this sport in college. 116 117 118 119 MONOGRAM CLUB Lettermen . . . boys only . . . juniors and seniors . . . G-coats . . . sweaters for seniors . . . selecting Homecoming Queen . . . Dixon cup. First Row: Billy Brown, David Carter, Chuck Bissette. Second Row: Robby Powell, Tom Irons. Third Row Tommy Toft, Dale Gidley, Bill Turcotte. Fourth Row: Mac Davis, Billy William- son. Fifth Row: Donald Pierce, secretary-treasurer; Chris Christopher, Kenneth Joyner. Sixth Row: Van Harris, Johnny Sutton, Jimmy Newman. Seventh Row: Richard Taft, president; Fred Baker, Tom Campbell, Dan Johnston. 120 VARSITY FOOTBALL Row One: Charles Davenport Malcolm Beaman John Flonagan Bill Wilkerson Joe Waters Tommy Smith Kenneth Joyner Bill Turcotte Chris Christopher Dale Gidley Mitchell Jones Johnny Pinner Row Two Craig Wilson Jim Galloway Rommie Brock Danny Cain Lee Whitehurst Melvin Hudson Jack Boone Tommy Sullivan Richard Toft Johnny Sutton Bill Mosier Row Three: Donnie Spain Chester Wolden Charles Laughinghouse Jack Foley Rayde Harrington Roger Benton Rodney Knowles Sonny Taylor Van Harris Jimmy Newman Don Johnston Kenneth Williams Walter Stasavich 121 PLAYERS RODNEY KNOWLES, end; DALE GIDLEY, quarterback; JACK FOLEY, halfback. All Conference 3, 4; Ail Eastern 3, 4; Shrine Bowl 4; East-West All Star Game 4; co- captain 4; Most Valuable Player 4. € M ' ' jBfcfc PETE DIXON, halfback; BENNY MURRAY, end; Ail Conference 3; Best Defensive Play- er 3. 122 MARTIN BLINDER, tackle; RAYDE HARRINGTON, guard. KENNETH JOYNER, halfback; CHESTER WALDEN, halfback; CHRIS CHRIS- TOPHER, halfback. DAN JOHNSON, end; BILL MOSIER, fullback; RIC HARD TAFT, end. 123 LEE WHITEHURST, halfback; MITCHELL JONES, quorterbaek; TOMMY SMITH, halfback. JIMMY NEWMAN, tackle; JOHNNY PINNER, halfback; BOBBY JACKSON, tockle. 124 VAN HARRIS, tockle; JOHNNY SUTTON, guard; CHARLES LAUGHINGHOUSE, tackle. CHARLES DAVENPORT, guard; SONNY TAYLOR, center; BIT JOHNSTON, guard, Most improved Player 4. BADGER JOHNSON, tockle; JOE WATERS, fullback. Team Before Self Award 4; DANNY CAIN, guard. 125 GREENVILLE AHOSKIE GREENVILLE KINSTON 18-13 10 First Downs 11 99 Yards Rushing 148 147 Yards Passing 34 9 Passes Attempted 4 6 Passes Completed 1 0 Passes Intercepted by 1 0 Fumbles Lost 3 2 Number of Punts 1 27.5 Average Punts Yards 42 2 Number of Penalties 6 30 Yards Penalized 60 Touchdowns: Joe Waters, Jack Foley, Rodney Knowles GREENVILLE JACKSONVILLE 6-12 8 First Downs 196 Yards Rushing 10 Passes Attempted 4 Passes Completed . 0 Passes Intercepted By 1 Fumbles Lost 2 Number of Punts . , , . . 16 . . 205 9 3 1 0 5 37.5 Average Punts Yards 27.0 85 Yards Penalized 48 Touchdown: Dale Gidley 26-27 11 First Downs 11 185 Yards Rushing 137 7 Yards Passing 53 2 Passes Attempted 2 2 Passes Completed 1 0 Passes Intercepted By 0 1 Fumbles Lost 2 2 Number of Punts 1 35 Average Punts Yards 48 2 Number of Penalties 6 30 Yards Penalized 30 Touchdowns: Rommie Brock, Jack Foley, 3. GREENVILLE WASHINGTON 13-21 7 First Downs 10 124 Yards Rushing 139 34 Yards Passing 0 10 Passes Attempted 0 4 Passes Completed 0 0 Passes Intercepted By 1 0 Fumbles Lost 1 5 Number of Punts 4 21.2 Average Punts Yards 36.2 4 Number of Penalties 6 40 Yards Penalized 50 Touchdowns: Jack Foley, 2 126 GREENVILLE TARBORO 27-0 18 First Downs 5 274 Yards Rushing 52 82 Yards Passing 35 11 Passes Attempted 10 5 Passes Completed 2 0 Passes Intercepted By 0 2 Fumbles Lost 1 2 Number of Punts 4 35 Average Punts Yards 32 2 Number of Penalties 4 20 Yards Penalized 45 Touchdowns: Dale Gidley, Dan Johnston, Rodney Knowles, Billy Turcotte GREENVILLE 20-12 6 First Downs 220 Yards Rushing 74 Yards Passing 3 Passes Attempted , . . 2 Passes Completed 0 Passes Intercepted By 1 Fumbles Lost 3 Number of Punts NEW BERN 5 157 0 3 0 1 0 5 25.6 Average Punts Yards 32 2 Number of Penalties 1 30 Yards Penalized 5 Touchdowns: Dan Johnston, Jack Foley, Billy Turcotte GREENVILLE ELIZABETH CITY 13-6 11 First Downs 151 Yards Rushing 53 Yards Passing 8 Passes Attempted . . 4 Passes Completed . . . 2 Passes Intercepted By 1 Fumbles Lost 4 Number of Punts 9 . . 1 82 47 11 4 0 2 3 38 Average Punts Yards 25.6 4 Number of Penalties 4 50 Yards Penalized 50 Touchdowns: Dan Johnston, Dale Gidley GREENVILLE 27-25 17 First Downs 216 Yards Rushing 39 Yards Passing 5 Passes Attempted . . 3 Passes Completed 0 Passes Intercepted By 2 Fumbles Lost 1 Number of Punts . . HERTFORD 13 21 1 68 5 3 0 2 2 35 Average Punts Yards 34.5 8 Number of Penalties 5 90 Yards Penalized 50 Touchdowns: Joe Waters, 2; Jock Foley, Dale Gidley 127 GREENVILLE WILSON 39-21 8 First Downs 16 155 Yards Rushing 222 175 Yards Passing 41 12 Passes Attempted . . 7 Passes Completed . . 0 Passes Intercepted By 0 Fumbles Lost 1 Number of Punts . . . 18 Average Punts Yards . 9 Number of Penalties . 67 Yards Penalized 6 2 1 2 1 0 3 25 Touchdowns: Billy Turcotte, Dan Johnston, Jack Foley, Rodney Knowles, 3 GREENVILLE ROANOKE RAPIDS 26-7 16 First Downs 11 268 Yards Rushing 124 101 Yards Passing 14 7 Passes Attempted 9 5 Passes Completed 2 1 Passes Intercepted By 0 1 Fumbles Lost 0 2 Number of Punts 4 31.5 Average Punts Yards 29.0 9 Number of Penalties 2 105 Yards Penalized 20 Touchdowns: Billy Turcotte, Jack Foley, Rodney Knowles, Dale Gidley CONFERENCE RESULTS Team Won Losf Jacksonville 6 1 Elizabeth City 5 2 Kinston 4 2 Greenville 4 3 Washington 4 3 New Bern 2 5 Roanoke Rapids 2 4 Tarboro 1 6 Tied 128 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD First Row: Grant Jarman, Harold Barnes, James Harris, Dickie Toby Cobb, George Reel, Ronald Vincent. Third Row: Skipper Wade, Ricky Webb, Jeff Jenkins, Gory Fields, Barr Coleman, Bright, Gary Little, Van Harrington, Stephen Fuller, Bobby Jackie Little, Donnie Taylor, Bruce Johnston. Second Row: Gaston, Ronnie Jenkins, Van Stubbs, Johnny Nobles, Mike Bill Brock, Bobby Tripp, Bill Proctor, Ray Alderman, Van Felm- Morton, George Harvey, Billy Ipock, Oggie Letchworth. ing, Ed Tipton, Danny Murray, Charles Allen, Peter Schiepers, 129 VARSITY BASKETBALL BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD GREENVILLE 39 Wilson 63 GREENVILLE 49 Wilson . 65 GREENVILLE 37 Rocky Mount 44 GREENVILLE 24 Rocky Mount 66 GREENVILLE 60 Torboro 52 GREENVILLE 68 Jacksonville 62 GREENVILLE 65 New Bern 53 GREENVILLE 57 Roanoke Rapids ... 55 GREENVILLE 55 Elizabeth City 72 GREENVILLE 52 Kinston 61 GREENVILLE 55 Washington 52 GREENVILLE 57 Tarboro 42 GREENVILLE 83 Jacksonville 59 GREENVILLE 59 New Bern 65 GREENVILLE 73 Roanoke Rapids 81 GREENVILLE 80 Elizabeth City 52 GREENVILLE 53 Washington 62 GREENVILLE 63 Kinston 65 132 134 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM First Row: Van Stubbs, Melvin Hudson, Tommy Smith, Mit- Billy Ipock, Malcolm Beaman, Dickie Wade, Ricky chell Jones, Bill Wilkerson, Jim Galloway, John Flanagan. Third Row: Jerry Clark, Walter Stasavich, Jimmy Ashl Second Row: Bobby Jackson, Chippy Calloway, Jeff Jenkins, Harrington, Steve Fuller, Tommy Jordan. 135 SWIMMING TEAM Afternoon practices . . . college gym . . . Coach Mclntyre . . . individual state champs . . . lanes . . . chlorine . . . diving board . . . wet. Kneeling: Donald Pierce, captain Jack Derrick, assistant Row One: Tommy Taft Terry Cubitt Danny Saleed Chuck Bissette Billy Brown Tom Irons Charles Vincent Robert Underwood Row Two: Joe LeConte Steve Wright Bill Fahrner Bill Moye Scotty Tabar Don Brown Row Three: Staton Martin David Carter Russ Bartlett Charles Boyd Richard Pierce Mac Davis 136 137 WRESTLING TEAM Gym . . . matched by weight . . . muscles . . . sweat shirts . . . motburns . . . exhaustion . . . Half Nelson . . . pinned! 13S First Row: Rex Roberts, Jim Simpkins, Robert Brady, Paul Evans. Second Row: Charles Daven- port, Bill Mosier, Mike Prewett, Tim Johnston. Third Row: Jim Nethercutt, Lee Whitehurst, Benny Murray, Chris Christopher. Fourth Row: Bobby Tripp, Ray Alderman, Freddy Gray, Ed Tipton. Fifth Row: Garth Bloxam, Butch Chandler, Donal Cannon, Toby Cobb. Sixth Row: Allen Jones, John Cartner, Mike Buck, Charles Gaskins. Seventh Row: Roy Honeycutt, Gene Reynolds, Jeff Grey. 139 TRACK TEAM Sprinters . . . Guy-Smith Stadium . . . track meets . . . gravel . . . pole vaulting . . . saw dust . . . 440 . . . discus . . . shot-put. Kneeling: Fred Baker, Richard Smith. Standing: Willis Dixon, Bill Wilkerson, Lee Whitehurst, Johnny Hester. Howard Hadley, Freddie Stokes, John Flanagan. 140 141 Bat . . . pitcher . . . home plate . . . baseball caps ... fly balls . . . home runs . . . nine innings . . . out! First Row: Mitchell Jones, Denny Hardee, Kenny Joyner, Dale Gidley, Tommy Smith, Walter Batista Second Row- Billy Williomson, Melvin Hudson, Rodney Knowles, Rommie Brock, Malcolm Beaman. 143 JUNIOR JUNIOR CLASS Upperclassmen . . . Our Town . . . American literature . . . enthusiastic . . . PSAT worries . . . excited NHS inductees . . . poetry notebook . . . more drivers ' licenses . . . class ring . . . 1964 magazine soles . . . room 1 10-tops! . . . headaches . . . American history . . . Bottle of the Bulge . . . notecards . . . in ink . . . more headaches . . . short stories . . . Junior-Senior plans . . . Girls ' State . . . Boys ' State . . . new staff . . . spring exams . . . marshals in white . . . report cords . . . Seniors! EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Seated: Pat Worsley, Roy Johnson, Wyatt Brown, Billy Turcotte. Standing: Billy Williamson, Mike Cavendish, Billy Crawford. 146 BERTIE ADAMS PAT ALDRIDGE JEFF ALLEN KENNETH ALLEN ROBBY ANGE FRED BAKER PAT BEACH UM PEGGY BENTLEY GARY BIELBY JIMMY BISHOP CHUCK BISSETTE GLEN DA BLAND MARTIN BLINDER BILL BLOUNT CHARLES BOYD PATRICIA BOYD 147 1 1 life V 1 f a Ilk 1 Ilk BARBARA BRISTOW DAVE BRILEY ROMMIE BROCK BILLY BROWN JANE BROWN TOMMY BROWN WYATT BROWN JOE BRYAN JIMMY BUCK LOIS BUCK JOANNE BYNUM NED CAIN GRACE CAMPBELL BILLY CANNON MIKE CARPENTER BETTY LEE CARR 148 PEGGY CARRAWAY FRANKIE CARSON DAVID CARTER CAROLYN CASE MIKE CAVENDISH CHRIS CHRISTOPHER PHYLLIS CLARK JOHN COLLINS JERRY COX JUDY CRAMER BETTYE CRAWFORD BILLY CRAWFORD JOANNE CRAWFORD JIMMY DAIL CHARLES DAVENPORT PEGGY DAVENPORT MIKE DAVIS PATRICIA DICKENS PETE DIXON LYNN DODSON DARLA DUNN MYRA DUPREE NORMAN EASTWOOD GAYLE ECKARD BILLY EVANS DON EVANS IDA LYNN EVANS PAUL EVANS VAN EVERETT BOBBY FORBES DONNA FORBES J AN IS FOSTER 150 JEAN FRENCH DALE GIDLEY DAVID GORDAN FREDDY GRAY MICHAEL GRAY LARRY GREENE RUDOLPH GRIFFITH BETH HADDEN ANNE HADDOCK HENRY RAY HAGERMANN TOM HAIGWOOD HUNTER HANNAFORD JUDY HARRELL JANIE HARDEE NANCY HARRINGTON VAN HARRIS ALBERT HEATH DONNIE HEMBY DAN HICE LINDA HOLLOWELL KEITH HOLMES JOHN HORNE SUSAN HORNE CHUCK HUDSON HILDA HUDSON TOM IRONS MELVIN JARVIS BADGER JOHNSON JOHN JOHNSON ROY JOHNSON DAN JOHNSTON GEORGE JONES 152 JOE JONES GEORGE KARES RUFUS KEEL DOUGLAS KELLY REED KENNEDY DOUGLAS KING MARY EMMA KNAPP RODNEY KNOWLES FRANKIE LAMM LINDA LANSCHE JOE LE CONTE PRISCILLA LEGGETT SUZANNE LEQUEAR PATRICIA LETCHWORTH JANE MARSTON MARGIE MARTIN SANDRA MARTIN DEBORAH McCRARY SUSAN McKEITHAN ANNE MOORE TON I MORIN JUDY MORRIS ELLEN MORTON LOUISE MOSS FRANK MOYE BENNY MURRAY JIMMY NETHERCUTT MARSHA NEWTON CHARLES NOBLES ANNA OVERTON REBECCA PARKS PAMELA PEELE 154 JOHNNIE PERKINS RICHARD PIERCE JOHNNY PINNER MARIE POLLARD PATSY POLLARD TOMMY POPE SIDNEY POSEY JOHN POU JUDY PRESSER SUE PROCTOR LINDA PUGH VICKI RICKS RACHEL RIVENBARK PETE ROBERTS JUDY ROEBUCK EUNICE ROPER DONNIE ROSS HARRY ROUNTREE MARGARET RUMBLEY DOYLE SEYMOUR GEORGIE SIMMONS WILBURN SMALL JACK SMITH IX)NNIE SPAIN EILEEN STELL LEDREW STOCKS GAYE STRICKLAND LORETTA SUMERLIN EARL SUTTON JOHNNY SUTTON MARGARET SWINDELL TOMMY TAFT 156 NANCY TRIBLEY ANN TUNNELL BILL TURCOTTE JAMES TYNDALL REID TYSON EDDIE UTLEY CHARLES VINCENT CHESTER WALDEN ANNE WALLACE LOUISE WALTERS JUDY WEBB LUCY WELLS BILL WEST EDDIE WHICHARD JUDY WHICHARD SHIRLEY WHICHARD 157 TOMMY WHICH ARD DOROTHY WILLIAMS ELIZABETH WILLIAMS JOYCE WILLIAMS BILLY WILLIAMSON BERRY WOOD SANDRA WOOLARD PAT WORSLEY 158 SOPHOMORE CLASS EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Seated: Judy Van Dyke, Sheila Wood, Janet Farmer, Charles Goskins. Standing: Charles Dees, Ed Tipton, Bobby Gaston, Bill Mosier, Roy Honeycutt. Wise and foolish . . . sixteen at last . . . driver ' s license . . . beware . . . Julius Caesar — Et tu, Brute ... the year inbetween . . . collarless blouses . . . unhesitating . . . 272 students . . . majorettes — four out of seven . . . confident . . . biology lab . . . room 1 1 4 and the shacks . . . worms . . . forma Idihide and frogs . . . concentration . . . book reports . . . Silas Marner . . . active club members . . . May . . . upperclassmen at last ... a little wiser. 160 i Mary Adams Ronnie Alcock Ray Alderman Steven Alexander Sandra Allen Jimmy Ashby Mary Frances Baker Sharon Baker Kathy Balzer Anne Barbre Russ Barlett Beth Boss Carolyn Batchelor Marcia Beach Malcolm Beaman Jimi Beck Tom Beck Earl Bielby Joyce Bloxam Jack Boone 161 Kathryn Boyd Phyllis Boyd Richard Bradner Barbara Brann Georgia Bray Evelyn Brewer Deanne Brickhouse Julia Briley Dick Briley Julia Brinkley Catherine Brock Helen Brown Kenneth Brown Ruby Earl Brown Linda Bryant Charles Buck Linda Bullard Brenda Burnette Danny Cain Chip Calloway 162 Tom Canning Mac Carroll Johnny Gartner Mary Alice Causey Butch Chandler Billy Clark Anne Cobb Linda Cohran L. B. Combs Carolyn Corey Wayne Corey Tommy Coward Judy Cox Linda Cox Carolyn Dail Gayle Daniel Billy Davenport Ed Davenport Jacqueline Davis Charles Dees 163 Ricky Denning Jacl Derrick Bonnie Dickerson Willis Dixon Paul Dudley Bobby Edwards David Edwards Helen Elks Jackie Elks Brenda Evans Joan Evans Wayne Evans Frances Everett Deloris Everett Bill Fahrner Janet Farmer John Flanagan Sharon Flanagan Donald Fleming Jimmy Fleming 164 Ruth Fleming Dawn Flye Pearl Forbes Suzanne Forbes Steve Forbis Gerald Forrest Jim Galloway Gail Gardner Charles Gaskins Bobby Gaston Danny Griffin Florence Gregory Elizabeth Grubbs Zelle Gurganus Alvin Gurkins Connie Haddock Marion Hall Elaine Harbin Ann Hardee Joyce Hardee i m Ray Hardee Gregg Hardy Gwen Harrell Keyma Harris Llewellyn Harris Margaret Harris George Harvey Johnny Hester Kyle Highsmith Carleen Hjortsvang Brenda Hodges Myra Hodges Judy Hoell Becky Holt Roy Honeycutt Sandra Honeycutt Dasie Hooks Melvin Hudson Linda Ipock Bobby Jackson 166 167 Wayne Little Hilda Littleton Don Lloyd Judy Lloyd Joyne MacGregor Danny Maiden Bobby Manning Staton Martin Jane McAndrew Marianne McGlohon Judy Meeks Zella Mercer Diane Merritt Jean Miller Linda Moore Phoebe Moore Mike Morton Bill Mosier Jimmy Mullen Elizabeth Murphrey 168 Frances Ross Carolyn Rumley Barbara Runquist Danny Saieed Sandy Sandick Ramona Sawyer Peter Schiepers Carol Scroggs Joy Sermons Jimmy Simpkins Danny Singleton Cotten Skinner Joan Smith Nelson Smith Ricky Smith Thomas Earl Smith Tommy Smith Lynda Spears Anne Speight Susan Stafford 170 Walter Stasovich Dale Stelnmeyer Joan Stell Barbara Stevens Dorothy Stocks Danny Strickland Von Stubbs Anna Sturm Wade Sumerlin Anne Sugg Scotty Tabor Martha Sue Taff Jimmy Taylor Pat Taylor Sonny Taylor Linda Tetterton Trent Tetterton Nancy Thompson Harriet Tice Ed Tipton 171 172 Bill Wilkerson Kenneth Williams Phyllis Williams Tyrone Williams Craig Wilson fl Judy Wilson Judy Colleen Wilson Sheila Wood Charles Worthington Tanya Young 173 FRESHMAN CLASS A new beginning . . . confusion . . . could you tell me where . . .? . . . Great Expectafions . . . Pip and Estella . . . bewildered . . . slumber parties . . . Latin — amo, amas, amot three sets of twins . . . underclassmen . . . cut-off jeans worn on bermuda day ... 314 in number . . . first report cards . . . good grades- ' . . . the ones who walk . . . perplexed . . . locked lockers ... in a daze . . . but learning . . . leaders of tomorrow. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL First Row: Linda Compton, Ruth Gwynn, Marcia Hadley, Nina Ruth Beamon. Second Row: Howard Clark, Edgar Exum, Barr Coleman, Gary Fields. 174 Buddy Alcorn Diana Allen Andy Andrews Cathy Anthony Ann Atkinson Rosalind Averette Donald Avery Lewis Austin Carl Bailey Ricky Baker Robert Baker Harold Barnes Claudette Batts Leroy Beachum Charles Beamon Nina Ruth Beamon Nancy Beck Jenny Lynn Best Carolyn Blackburn Nodene Blalock Janet Blanchard Bruce Blinder Garth Bloxam Cathy Bock Bobby Bohler Jerry Boyd Brenda Bradshaw Carolyn Branch Barbara Braxton Woody Brewer Diane Bridges Daiton Bright Linda Brittoin Bill Brock Don Brown Linda Brown Peatrice Brown Mike Buck Jimmy Bullock Neil Bullock Margaret Burnette Gary Burroughs Sandra Butts Karl Cahoon Tim Canning Donal Cannon Leo Cannon Beverly Carawan Jerry Carawan Vernon Carawan Linda Carroll Michael Carson Alan Cayton John Cayton Howard Clark Jerry Clark Judy Clark Margie Clark Toby Cobb Barr Coleman Linda Compton Linda Conney Ralph Cosentino Joe Cox Judy Cox Suzanne Cozart Barbara Cramer Bobby Crawford Stoney Creech Terry Cubitt Murphy Davis Donna DeCu zzi Velma Dobson William Dorey Brenda Edwards Cheryl Edwards Bobby Elks Rose Elks Raymond Evans Joan Everett Edgar Exum Sandra Fallowfield Gary Fields Nancy Forehand Rebecca Forrest Stephen Fuller Connie Garcia Helen Gaskins Paul Godley Jeanne Goodin Vickie Goodson Jeff Gray Janelle Gurkins Ruth Gwynn Billy Hadden Lyman Haddock Marcio Hadley Milton THadley Allen Hahn Neil Hahn Jimmie Hale Alice Hannah Fulton Hardee Glenda Hardee Sandra Hardee Linda Harper Maureen Harrell Ray Harrington Van Harrington Debra Harris James Harris Lubie Harris j j jSlf k l f L Rocky Harris Theresa Harris Thomas Harris Virginia Harris Bonnie Harrison Jean Harvey Patricl Hatcher Ruth Hathaway Barbara Heath Gerald Heath J. B. Heath Phyllis Heath Pete Heller Jeanette Hemby Debbie Hinnant Steve Hodges Lou Horne Cindy Howard Mary Ann Howard Mary Lou Hudson James Huneycutt Suzie Jackson Vance Jackson Grant Jarman Jeff Jenkins Ronnie Jenkins Bruce Johnson John Jomp Cindy Jordan 179 Ronnie Jordan Danny Joyner Jewel Joyner Michael Kachmer Kay Kaegebein Danny Keel Mary Ann Kelley Suzanne Kelsey Donnie Lassiter Ann Lautares Cheryl Lee Edward Letchworth Gloria Little Jack Little Sharon Littleton Linda Louie Carolyn Lynch John Marr Mym Martin Bobby Matthews Sandra Matthews Danny McCrary Millie McGlohon Paul McGlohon Connie McRoy Johnny McRoy Benny Meeks Charlotte Melton Pat Minges 180 i. ' Lynn Molie Philip Moore Ray Moore Alene Morris Barbara Morris Joy Moseley Robert Moye Steve Mozingo Ronnie Nett Sandra Nicholson Eliza Nobles Johnny Nobles Boogie Norris Frank Owens Mary Stuart Page Clinton Parnell Evelyn Parrott Ronnie Parrott Robert Peaden Robby Peel Ronald Perkins Faye Phillips Peggy Phillips Sue Pierce Charles Pilgreen Joy Pollard Tanya Porter Bill Price Wayne Radcllff Kay Radford Judy Read Joy Reel Brantley Register Billy Respess Roger Riddick Gene Riddle Bobby Roberts Judy Roberts Patsy Roberts Penny Roberts Janice Roebuck Charles Rogers Dave Rogers Sue Rogers Brenda Rogerson Dinah Kay Ross Willie Ross Jackie Rouse Sherry Rowe Johnny Salisbury Nancy Sauls Pete Sawyer Anne Sermons Lynn Sermons Joan Serrins Judy Shaw Betty Simpkins Betty Smith - Gina Smith Joe Smith Linda Smith Mike Smith Peggy Smith Ray Smith Sherry Smith Betty Stallings Lois Staton Annie Lee Steele Loraine Steinbeck Harry Stokes Michael Stone Ginger Strawn Bobby Sutton Diana Sutton Annette Swain Emy Swindell Donnie Taylor Larry Taylor Ellen Thomas John Thomas Linda Thomas Pat Thompson Leonard Thorpe Bobby Tripp Carolyn Tucker Houston Tucker Phillip Tuton Robert Underwood Billy Upton Dickie Wade Judy Wainwright Ann Waldrop Carol Waldrop Nancy Walters Floyd Warren Betty Williams Bill Williams Jackie Williams Judy Williams Willy Williams Lou Webb Ricky Webb Jimmy Wells Brenda Whitehurst Mamie Whitfield Brett Wilson Lynn Winders Neil Winslow Hank Worsley Steve Worthington Brenda Ann Gurganus January 6, 1948 — December 22, 1962 184 185 HONOR ROLL Students averaging one ' s and two ' s for the semester: Joe Cox Barbaro Cramer Velma Dobson Edgar Exum Kathleen Kaegebin Goyle Daniel Gregg Hardy Bob Koeblitz Susan Stafford Linda Tetterton Richard Pierce Judy Webb Pat Worsley Students averaging one ' s and Garth Bloxom Donal Cannon Nancy Forehand Jimmie Hale Bonnie Harrison Pete Heller Linda Louie Pot Minges Lynne Molie Nick Roberts Peggy Smith Jimmy Wells Judy Williams i ' s for the semester: Marcia Beach Barbara Brann Julia Brinkley Jim Galloway Carleen Hjortsvang Elizabeth Murphrey Thomas Patterson Foye Peaden Anna Sturm Craig Wilson Wyott Brown Phyllis Clark Beth Hodden Nancy Harrington Linda Hollowell Susan Home Sandra Martin Vicki Ricks Pete Roberts Margaret Rumbley Nancy Tribley 186 CUSTODIAL PERSONNEL Busy . . . 6:30 to 5:45 . . . changing light bulbs . . . keys . . . with a broom in hand . . . Saturday mornings and holidays . . . handyman. Seated: Launa B. Brewington, Pearline Daniels. Standing: Curtis Simpson, Willie Staton. CAFETERIA PERSONNEL Meals for the students . . . hair nets . . . white aprons . . . pots and pans . . . students helpers . . . from 7:00 to 3:30 . . . dishes. Mrs. Evelyn Stone Manager c-  D n I- • 1 ki -LL  j . -,- r, r- ■ Seated: Mrs. Louise Rush, supervi- First Row: Pearlme Darnels, Nana Gibbs, Maggie T. Brown, Evelyn of Greenville City Schools. House. Second Row: Alice Wooten, Emma Greene, Berlise Grice. Standing: Mrs. Rosabelle Thomas, secretary. 187 SUPPORT For hardware-paints and sporting goods, it ' s H. L. Hodges and Com- pany, Inc. Phone PL 2-4156 In Green- ville, N. C. Get the very latest styles at moderate prices — Visit Steinbeck ' s on Evans Street. For complete auto service see Avery ' s Gulf Station on Memorial Drive in Greenville, N. C. Phone PL 8-2350. The compliments of C. Heber Forbes on Evans Street, Greenville, N. C, go to the graduating class of 1963. The Electric Motor Shop, 400 Boyd Avenue, Greenville, N. C, sends its compliments to the seniors. 190 STATE THEATER The Stafe Theatre of Greenville gives discounts to all students. You can see the latest films while enjoying a cool, refreshing atmosphere. The compliments of Ivy Coward Co., Inc. are extended to the seniors. See Ivy Coward for complete termite con- trol. HARDEE COX WELDING SHOP Hardee Cox is located at 1 102 Clark Street in Greenville. SAM POLLARD SON PLUMBING, HEATING, AIR CONDITIONING For service with a smile call Som Pol- lard and Son for your plumbing needs. Call PL 2-3661 in the daytime or PL 2-4285 at night. They are located at 202 East Third Street. 191 For electrical contracting, see the Bright and Bryant Electric Company, PIczQ 1-12 d2, Greenville, N. C. E. Frank House Insurance Agency, Memorial Drive, P. O. Box 386, Green- ville, N. C. Compliments of PITT THEATRE. Compliments of Merle Norman Cos- metics Studio. 216 E. 5th Street, Greenville, N. C. 192 lu n c First in television from the ccpitol to the coast with CBS and ABC. MRS. MORTON ' S BAKERY AND RESTAURANT WESTEND BAKERY WILLARD AND WEBB INSURANCE AGENCY Willard and Webb insurance brokers offer experienced insurance service: fire, marine, life, casualty, and surety. Thomas Webb is your independent agent at 120 East Fifth Street. His phone number is 758-1133. Kittye F. Forbes Dancing School, 1209 Hillside Drive, Greenville, N. C. THE FABRIC SHOP The Fabric Shop located on East Tenth Street sends its compliments. 194 222 east fifth street Greenville, North Carolina Calling for Flowers . . . ? Jefferson, Tyson, Greenville and Cox Florists offer their service as members of the Greenville Association of Allied Florists. For feeds, baby chicks, seeds, and hardware, it ' s Drum ' s Hatchery and Feed Store, West End Circle, Green- ville. For exclusive men ' s wear, it ' s Coff- man ' s Men ' s Wear, Evans Street in Greenville. J. P. Morgan Commercial Printing Ser- vice, 915 Dickinson Avenue, in Green- ville, N. C. . . . Phone PL 8-3317. All kinds of sheet metal work, gutter and furnace repair are done at Quality Heating and Air Conditioning Com- pany, Joe Burroughs, owner. 195 WACHOVIA BANK AND TRUST CO. Greenville, N. C. See Mrs. M. B. Cox at Judy ' s Speci- olty Shop in Colonial Heights for in- fant, children and teenage fashions. THE CAMPUS CORNER Dedicated to a young man ' s taste. East Fifth Street, Greenville, N. C. See Mr. Coeco for your office needs at Carolina Office Equipment- Co., 306 Evans Street. 196 See Elbert Bennett at Bennett ' s Insur- ance Agency 1312 Dickinson Avenue, for your insurance needs. We give S H Green Stamps. Cus- tomers send their friends to Overton ' s Supermarket, 211 Jorvis Street. Sherwin-Williams Paint and Color Center sends its compliments to the graduating class. HAPPY ' S POOL ROOM Cotanche Street, Greenville, N. C. 197 Compliments of Saad ' s Shoe Shop, 1 13 Grande Avenue. Insurance and real estate — it ' s Page- Barbre Insurance Agency 904 Dickin- son Avenue. Phone Plaza 2-4000, Greenville, N. C. for cement blocks, sand, cement, rock, and gravel, it ' s Concrete Pro- ducts Co. Go to Heilig-Meyers Co., 117 E. 3rd Street, for your furniture and home furnishings. CHAPIN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 304 Boyd Avenue — Tom Chapin and Charles Lewis. To the class of 1963, the Cinderella Restaurant, U. S. 264 by-pass, sends it ' s compliments. Congratulations Seniors: Dot and Jean ' s Red and White Supermarket 1206 N. Greene Street. 198 SH 5 Phone PL 2-2203, Port Terminal Mo- tors, for auto and tractor repair, used cars, and used parts. It ' s on Highway 264, east of Greenville. For wholesale meats of all kinds phone PL 8-2277, J. C. Pollard ' s Slaughter House, for Rainbow Meat Products. We make your clothes look like new . . . Scott ' s Cleaners, West Tenth Street. Mayo ' s Crown Service Station is proud to say, Through our doors walk the finest people, our customers. Congratulations Seniors from Cozart ' s Auto Supply, 814 Dickinson Avenue Compliments of College Court Texaco Service Station, located on Tenth Street Extension. HOWARD ALLEN ' S SERVICE STATION Phone PL 2-3285 for the finest in car maintenance. It ' s Howard Allen ' s Ser- vice Station, Fifth and Green Streets. 199 You get the best sales for your ef- forts Gt Farmer ' s Warehouse, Phone PL 2-4592. One of the world ' s largest warehouses, it is located on the Bethel Hwy. Compliments of Corey ' s Hardware Store located in Colonial Heights. Best wishes to the class of 1963 from W. L. Allen Oil Company, inc., dis- tributors of Gulf Oil products For the best in eyeglass service and contact lenses, visit Ridgeway ' s Opticians, Evans Street, Greenville. For 24-hour service, visit the Riggs Come visit us at the Parisian, New House Restaurant, Dickinson Avenue. Bern, N. C. 200 Herff-Jones Co. Allen Barbee of Spring Hope, N. C. is representative for Herff-Jones Co., manufacturing jewelers and stationers of Indianapolis, Indiana. Give us a break — says Mercer Glass Shop of 1306 Evans Street. Buy your G. E. televisions and appli- ances at Vincent ' Electric Company in Winterville. The smart buyer shops at Bedding- field ' s Pharmacy, your Rexall distribu- tor. Wagner- Waldrop Motor Co. Your Lincoln, Mercury, and Rambler dealer in Greenville sends its compli- ments to the seniors. 201 HOOKER AND BUCHANAN, INC. For insurance and real estate visit us at our office on Evans Street. For the best quality furniture, shop at Home Furniture Store, Dickinson Ave- nue. Compliments of Pete Freelond ' s Sincl- oir Service Station. Call PL 8-2323 for complete washing and lubrication of your car. Congratulations seniors from your friendly Mobile dealer, Carolina Service Center 1310 East Tenth Street. 202 Compliments of Rose ' s Store, 327 Evans Street. Id even go North for Southern Bread We invite you to stop by Boyd ' s Gro- cery Store on Evans Street for top quality grocery goods. For confident cleaning services, carry your clothes to College View Cleaners. They offer one hour service upon re- quest. For complete beauty service, call PL 2-4161. The Beauty Nook is located at 2226 West Dickinson Avenue. 203 MANNING ' S DRIVE-IN Manning ' s R S Drive-In on the Ay- den Highway is owned and operated by Marvin Ross and George Sumerlin. Buy your gas at College Sunoco. The friendly boys at the station on the cor- ner of Fifth and Read Streets will give you top quality service. For complete office supplies and eq- uipment, typewriters, adding mach- ines, office furniture, and school sup- plies, visit Toff Office Equipment- Co., or phone 752-2176. Greenville ' s old- est office equipment company is located at 214 East Fifth Street. 204 For paper products, cigars, and groceries Sales Company. candies, drugs, contact General For real estate and insurance contact D. G. Nichols Insurance Agency at PL 2-4012, or go by their office on East Fifth Street. Compliments to the graduating class from Henry ' s Service Station on South Evans Street Extension. D. G. NICHOLS INSURANCE AGENCY 205 Compliments of TRIPP CHEMICALS, INC. At Larry ' s Shoe Store you will find all the latest styles in shoes for your fam- ily at prices you can afford. J. C. Penny Company sends its com- pliments to the graduating class. At their store on Evans Street, you will find top quality goods at reasonable prices. 206 Food Mart For top quality groceries along with friendly, courteous service, shop the Food Mart, 1212 North Greene Street. Dixon ' s Body Shop in Black Jack of- fers general auto repair. They do com- plete body work and install glass. They buy and sell late model wrecks, as well OS used parts and cars. Their phone number is PL 2-7913 in Greenville. ,1 E. M. Gibbs Ins. Agency sends its com- pliments to the seniors. The agency is located in West End Circle and offers insurance and real estate. The phone number is PL 8-1450. 207 Greenville Chamber of Commerce A SIGN OF BETTER PLUMBING PLUMBING c TY PLUMBING CO. III! YOU ' D PREFER 1 ■ 1 OUR WORK [too Let us keep you in hot water. GARRIS-EVANS LUMBER CO, INC It ' s 301 Ridgeway Street in Green- ville for lumber supplies. They provide retail lumber and all types of building supplies. Garris-Evans has its own mill which supplies its lumber stock. Above you see logs before entry into the mill. At the right you see a saw in action inside the mill. 208 R. R. Forrest Roofing Co. is your roof- ing and sheet metal contractor in Greenville. It is located at 310 Boyd Avenue. Mrs. Leota J. Tyson and Mrs. Lucy J. Allen have an antique shop at Rt. 2, Box 50, Greenville. The name of their shop is Woodside Antiques. Roses High girls depend on Brody ' s for the utmost in fashion, and they usually find exactly what they ' re look- ing for. 209 Best wishes from us to the seniors. Forbes Transfer Co., 300 East Ninth Street, Greenville, N. C. For the finest in drug and cosmetic supplies, visit Bissett-e ' s, 416 Evans Street. Also, come to the efficient luncheon counter. The finest in automotive service is the Olympic Service Station, Tenth Street in Greenville. To the class of 1963 go warmest congratulations from New Deal Clean- ers, Greenville. Wonderful WOOW is your music sta- tion, it is 1340 on your radio dial. 210 For your tires, accessories, and bat- teries, phone PL 2-3458, Joyner Shell Service, 301 Jarvis Street in Green- ville. White Concrete Co. 211 Try the delicious dinners at the Silo, 2725 Memorial Drive. Their speciali- ties include charcoal-broiled steaks, seafood, and chicken-in-the-rough. Phone PL 8-3118 for free delivery. Phone PL 2-2624 for the finest bar- becue. It ' s Respess Brothers Barbecue on North Green Street in Greenville. For your Sinclair products call PL 2- 2341, Clork Oil Company, 2010 Dick- inson Avenue. For the best western steaks and best quality produce, shop at Cozart ' s Supermarket. 212 Grande Avenue . Get your used auto parts from Green- ville Parts and Metal Company on the Bethel Highway in North Greenville. They buy scrap metal. SCORES EVERYTIME! DELICIOUS CHARCO-BROILED STOP IN AFTER THE GAME FOR: HAMBURGERS- CHARCO-BROILED ]5 (. MILK SHAKES - EXTRA THICK 20i CHEESEBURGERS -MELTIN ' GOOD 20( SOFT DRINKS - FROSTY COLD }0t FRENCH FRIES -GOLDEN CRISP. 0 t f f JET SERVKE 14 fh STREET 213 For everything in the home including storm windows and doors, see Bruce E. Thigpen Furniture Co. Dial 758- 2313. Their address is Route 1, Box 256, Greenville. Bruce E. Thigpen Furniture Company Compliments of White ' s Stores, the right place for quality material. Visit their piece goods department for a fine selection. Rick ' s Service Center at the corner of Eighth and Evans. 214 Jim Lee and W. W. Lee at H. A. White and Sons offer all types of insurance, as well as real estate rentals. Their office is at 403 Evans Street and the phone number is PL 8-2149. North Side Lumber Co. on the Bethel Highway says, We want to help you repair or build a home. For service now and in the future, the place to bank in Greenville is the fri- endly Planter ' s National Bank. Their building is located at the corner of Third and Washington Streets with a drive-in window and free customer parking. LE ANNE BEAUTY SHOP complete beauty service Top dollar . . . top notch service . . . Raynor Forbes Warehouse. It ' s loc- ated across from the Moose Lodge on the Farmville Highway. 215 Van Dyke Furniture Co. For furniture of oil types, T. V. ' s, and appliances, as well as carpets, it ' s Van Dyke Furniture. Its remodeled store is located on Dickinson Avenue. Carr Allen ' s Texaco at 213 Evans Street sends its compliments to the seniors. East Carolina ' s leading jewelers. Best Jewelry Company, sends its compli- ments. Stop by and see them at their store on Evans Street. SummereH ' s Tastee-Freeze To stay pleased, come to the Tastee- Freeze. 216 BELL ' S COAL OIL CO. Gasoline-Kerosene-Fuel Oil-Coal Bell ' s Coal and Oil Co. is located at the south end of Washington Street. Call them at PL 2-2975. Carolina Dairy Products Inc., now lo- cated in their new building on Memor- ial Drive, sends its compliments. Call PL 2-2369 for pick-up and deli- very service or road service. That ' s Tripp ' s Cities Service at 21 10 Dickin- son Avenue. They wash, polish, lubri- cate, and give gold bond stamps. sugar 217 Leon L. Moore Oil Co., your local Atlantic dealer located on Dickinson Avenue, sends its compliments. First- Federal Savings and Loan As- sociation of Greenville and Ayden sends its compliments to the graduat- ing class. THORPE MUSIC VENDING CO. The Union Bus Station sends its com- pliments. Owned and operated by L. E. Everett, Van ' s Hardware is located at 1300 North Greene Street. It offers a large supply of general hardware. All types of cigarette and phonograph vending machines ... all types of amusement games on commission or special rentals . . . Thorpe Music Vending Co. is located on Ninth Street. 218 Sullivan Oil Co., Inc. S. G. Wilkerson Sons Funeral Home ' located at 701 Evans Street provides ambulance service. They wish to ex- tend their compliments to the seniors. Belk-Tyler ' s Belk-Tyler ' s, the student center, is lo- cated at 1 1 4 East Fifth Street. They of- fer the latest fashions at comfortable prices. Troy Dodson, manager of Southeastern Adjustment Co., would like to send his compliments to the graduating class. 219 BLOUNT FERTILIZERS Greenville, North Carolina. Hillcrest Lanes on Memorial Drive in Greenville. Ormond Wholesale at 1901 Dickin- son Avenue is your wholesale distrib- utor in Greenville for nationally ad- vertised goods. Norman H. Pollard is proprietor of the Native Market. They sell native meats and groceries. They are located on North Greene Street and their phone number is PL 8-1422. Carl L Kinlaw Insurance Sincere congratulations to the class of 1963. Carl L. Kinlaw Insurance, located in the Bowen Building, sends For the sharpest shoes in town, visit its compliments to the seniors. Jackson ' s Shoe Store at 400 Evans Street. Steinmeyer-Ramsaur For tops in ceramic, quarry, and mar- ble tile see Steinmeyer-Ramsaur, tile contractors. Fleming ' s Pure Oil Service would like to show you what the proper care can mean for your car. They are located at 1001 Dickinson Avenue and invite you to drive in and give them the chance. The Olde Towne Inn is well known for its delicious foods and fine service at reasonable prices. You are invited to try their selections served in a plea- sant atmosphere. 221 RAYNEZ Learn expert techniques from experi- enced personnel. Train competitively in excellent facilities. METROPOLITAN freeze ... A complete stock of auto For Champion Spark plugs and anti- freeze ... A complete stock of auto- motive parts and supplies . . . Dial I ICC PL 8-2191 . . . Wholesale distributors ... 526 South Cotanche . . . Edwards Auto Supply. We offer guaranteed body and fender work, frame straightening, painting, auto glass, and wreck rebuilding . . . Farrow Auto Body Works at 105 lone Street offers 24-hour wrecker service. GRACE S i CENTEf? Girls . . . Get your hair expertly styled at Grace ' s Hairstyling on Cotanche Street. George Lautores at Laufares Brothers Jewelers is a certified gemologist. Lautares has a wide selection of silver and china for the young bride or for replacing lost or broken items. Home Savings and Loan keeps your hard earned money in safe, insured hands. Presently they are located at 405 Evans Street, but they are building new facilities to better serve you on South Evans Street. Mrs. Ramona Van Nortwick of Ram- ona ' s School of Dance wishes to send her congratulations to the graduating class. Kite Brothers Atlantic Station at 21 14 Dickinson Avenue gives your car the care and service that it deserves. They offer a complete line of service to tune up your car. I love the cool, refreshing taste of Pepsi . . . You will like it. FOR THOSE WHO THINK YOUNG . . . PEPSI ! 1 It ' s Corey Realty Co. for clean deals in dirt. Also Corey Insurance Agency wishes the seniors the best of luck. They are located on 313 Evans Street, Greenville, N. C. Nunn ' s Esso Service Station located on East Tenth Street, Greenville, N. C, offers the best service for your car. Efficiency and dependable service are found at Grier Rental Agency, located over the Greenville Chamber of Com- merce, phone PL 2-5700. For the senior class of 1963, King Oil Co. extends its warmest wishes. Your cor demands the superior service found at Nelson ' s Texaco, West Fifth Street and Memorial Drive. Phone PL 8-1262, Greenville, N. C. In Greenville it ' s Music Arts for every- thing in music. Phone PL 8-2530. Garris Grocery Company, known for top quality western steaks, is located at East 5th and Cotanche Streets, Greenville, N. C. For free delivery call PL 2-3168. Varsity Gulf provides excellent service for you and your car. Come in and see them soon. They are located on 1007 East Fifth Street, Greenville, N. C; phone PL 2-4376. 225 We don ' t monkey around! so says Willard Pollard, owner of Pollard ' s Plumbing Heating Co. Play America ' s newest professional sport — Putt-Putt, at the Putt-Putt- Golf Course on Memorial Drive. QUALITY OIL CO. Your Shell Products distributor. 226 For the quickest in quality dry clean- ing, carry your clothes by 1-Hour Marfinizing. Located on East Tenth Street, they offer the most in dry clean- ing for Eastern North Carolina. Where hits are a habit — Tice Drive- in on the Ayden Highway and Meo- do wbrook Drive-In on East Munford Road. Meats — Produce — It ' s Evans Street Grocery! Their phone number is PL 2-2075. The Tau Staff would like to express their appreciation for the co-operation extended them by — PHOTO ARTS STUDIO 227 Behind us are dim shadows of experience. Yesterdays ore made vague by todays. We remember only those things which are grasped by the mind ' s eye. The focus must penetrate beneath the surface. Nothing is ordinary. Here is the beginning; there is no end. 228 229 AUTOGRAPHS 232 0 ( I 1