Seagrove High School - Se Hi Yearbook (Seagrove, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1967 volume:

SE-HI Pandonn Pribtic Library PN a F Astieseio, North Carotna Edited by The Senior Class of 1967 SEAGROVE HIGH SCHOOL Seagrove, North Carolina Our Editor EDITOR’S MESSAGE As our ancestors before us, the people of this generation will go down in the pages of history to be read by our successors, Some of this generation will be recog- nized by distinctive qualities of character, leadership and intelligence; others may not be outstanding for such qualities; yet, everyone will assume an important role as an individual in this magnificent world, We will not be greatly remembered for our teen age fads and music but we shall be remembered for our deeds in conquering new goals and reaching unlimited horizons, What we shall gain in valuable knowledge .and experience will be sought after and utilized by future generations while our young and eager minds will have become aged like a fine cheese or vintage of wine. We must be the guides to direct those who follow us just as todays leaders and especially our parents have so effectively influenced our lives. We the class of ’67 with great pride, present this edition of the Se-Hi to you in the hope that it may one day bring back pleasant thoughts and memories of “‘ole’’ Seagrove High, Gary King We Dedicate this the twenty-sixth edition of thessE;— HI to Fred Lovin friend. “Ours G. the a uote deliberately : | a - | . ee founded on a good Loe . Salada 7 So Randolph County Board of Education STANDING: Lacy M. Presnell, Jr., County Superintendent SEATED: W. I. Gibson, Sr., Dr. Leonard Farlow, R. L. Albright, Chairman A. Bruce Pugh, Wade H. Harris, Vice Chairman; C. Howard Hinshaw Not Pictured: A. A. Walker We are grateful for the opportunity to learn in order to meet the challenge of the future. The Randolph County School System which includes eighteen schools, nine of which are high schools, and over eleven thousand students is administered by the County Board. May we express appreciation. May you continue to uphold high standards and meet the growing changes with strength and vigor. Dedicated and Efficient Gerald E. Braswell Principal Jerry Tillman Assistant Principal Mrs. Gladys Harmon Secretary We are very proud of our new library. The new books, spaciousness, and quiet atmosphere will pro- vide many enjoyable hours of good reading. Mrs. V. C. Powers Librarian Brenda Cox Library Assistant Nadine Langley Teacher Aid Our High School Faculty... Mrs. Sarah Auman Az A. Bell Homer T. Boling Mrs. Catherine Clifton Connie Coble Miss Faye Collins Miss Kathleen Harrelson Our faculty not only teach but serve as sponsors of our clubs and activities. They are concerned for our present and future lives. They present in our curriculum opportunity for several courses in: ie EASE English Mathematics Sciences Social Studies Foreign Language Health Physical Education Commercial Courses Home Economics Argiculture Brickmasonry Miss Inez Kennedy Fred Lovin Mrs. Reba Smith Bill Spencer Mrs. Marian Tillman Jerry Tillman Floyd Watkins conse —— oer gQeenee Seniors “Be Americans. Let there be no sectionalism, no North, South, East or West; you are all dependent one on another ... In one word, be a nation... ” George Washington In Memory Peggy Matthews Courage, beauty, and friendliness The River The course for '67 was charted in ‘55, A rugged trip with a steadfast goal Beckoned and called to the swelling tide, oo SN While distantly echoed that grand old toll. The river opened, the helm loomed onward For ninety children bent to sail. The clouds lifted-the fog cleared away One and all-ninety all; To the rail! The first eight years of the mighty trip Were filled with laughter and tears When boys were risky and girls quite frisky, As teachers hovered always near. We often missed the nearest course, Pe And met many a deep-sea whisk But we were warned by captains rare And winked at the rivulet risk. Our ship rushed into the whirlpool Of those wonderful high school years, And the seething swirl of testing Opened new tears, sighs, and fears. Yet now our ship is guiding To the dock of the rivers portal, And on we cast an armor of faith To meet the challenge of mortals. As Seniors we pledge to the river's run: We shall ever loyal be, Fare thee well, dear Seagrove High Our love and hopes are always with thee. VICKIE NEEDHAM Ca ee es — a. mo = aes y ae —— 2 — Ce LO ck a Elizabeth Senior Class Officers PRESIDENT Dale Maness VICE-PRESIDENT Ronnie Auman SECRETARY Marie Beck z REPORTER Cecil Haithcock Senior Sponsors Mrs. Marian Tillman Connie Coble, Jr. We thank you... TERRY WAYNE ALLEN DARRELL CLYDE ASBILL NOAH ROBERT AUMAN RONNIE TREECE AUMAN FRANCES MARIE BECK ELLEN ELIZABETH BONE BURNICE HOWARD BRISTOW RONALD WILLIE BUCHANAN PAMELA JEAN CHRISCO TOMMY ROY CHRISCO GURNEY WAYNE CHRISCO JOANN CHRISCOE LINDA DIANNE BULLINS (UD RULH GALLICGUGE JOE ANN CHEEK CURTIS THOMAS CHRISCO 7 18 MARGARET AILEENE CHRISCOE JAMES ALAN CRAVEN NANCY DIANNE DEATON PAT SY LOUISE DEATON ROYCE MADISON FARLOW LINDA DIANE GARNER ELIZABETH ANNE GATLIN GEGIL EUGENE AIT HEOGCK HELEN JANICE HANCOCK BV ANSHALIN IR: BARBARA JO HARRELSON BARBARA EUNICE HARRIS HUBERT MILTON HARVELL LINNIE CARSON HAYES JR, BONNIE LOU HUSSEY MARTHA JOYCE HUSSEY DORIS JEAN JONES HENRY DARRELL JORDAN REBECCA SUE; KENNEDY CAROLYN ANN KING GARY DEWEY KING PAULINE LOUISE KING CYNTHIA DIANNE KISER DARNELL BULLINS KISER 20 DORIS IRENE LANIER DOTILUGILEE LUGAS JERRY RAY LUCAS JOAN LA-FAYE LUCAS GEORGIA ANNA LEACH GENEVA ROSE LUCK DALE EUGENE MANESS RONDA SHAW McMEEN 2! ivities Act BESS fa 5 88 Shee RACHEL ELIZABETH McNEILL CANDIS ELAINE McSWAIN SHARON DIANE METTERS JOHNNIE SUSAN MILLER GARY WAYNE MILLER DENNIS ALFRED NANCE JOHNNIE MERRLE NEEDHAM VICKIE GAYLE NEEDHAM 24 THOMAS STEVENSON POTTS JOYGE ANN RITTER JAMES RICHARD RUSSELL DORIS ANN SIKES DAVID PERRY SMITH MARGARET ANN SPINKS RONALD ALEXANDER SPIVEY CHARLIE ROGER STUTTS 25 26 RANDALL IVAN TROGDON DANNY RAY VONCANNON FAYE DEAN TEDDER TROY CORNELIUS THOMAS, JR. GARY MARTIN TROGDON MARY RUTH TROGDON Class Motto 67 The sun sets down on today, to rise on a greater tomorrow. Color Flower Mint Green White Rose ¢ Wo] s PATRICIA ANN WEAVER CLIFFORD HARRIS WILLIAMS PHILLIP EDWARD WILLIAMSON DONNA FAYE WOODELL (Not Pictured) JACOB IRA LUCAS BRENDA GAIL SCOTT Not the end Just — the beginning 27 Favorites “Democracy is . . . the recurrent suspicion that more than half of the people are right more than half of the time . . . an idea which hasn’t been disproved yet...” E. B. White ; | 4 i : . Miss Se Hi Pasty Deaton Mr. Se Hi Dennis Nance | ‘ | ior Sen Tes Favor XO NonTH CAROLIM FOLKLORE a S) x 0) I fas] “oH fete) | 7 fe) 0) 1) wu ro) ”n Dia Na oO e a oc e ar ae Oo oO me on Sav o ane =| a = es = a= cd) ral os on 5 o oe Sos a ae o Y% = 3 t Hoe eS SS page HX o Y eo vas x ©] ® fan Rt Oe b) = Qnre oes W ‘ = N 30 Friendliest Terry Allen Linda Garner Dennis Nance Randy Trogdon This year our Senior Class selected titles for Our Favorites” which were submitted to the faculty. Each of them nominated candidates, We proudly present - Our Favorites, Most Academic Ellen Bone Ronnie Buchanan Gary King Vickie Needham 3] ol us ae ‘=n c eo “ @ tees ® =) ca eS ts Cos! + = Eta ay ae i eg 6 (OG) (eZ (ie be cobitbien baie ee ee Darrell Asbill, Ellen Bone, Dianne Deaton, Janice Hancock, Gary King, Diane Kiser | Aud yf Most Dependable 32 More... “Senior Favorites’’ Best-All-Around Gary King, Dianne Kiser, Vickie Needham, Dale Maness, Most Likely to Succeed Ellen Bone, Ronnie Buchanan, Gary King, Dianne Kiser, Dale Maness, Vickie Needham a a SmI a 5 oN ee 7,7, 4, jWey deserve the honor. dusily selecting candidates to Plenty of excitement could be ‘epresent them in the talent : howwats thak achoe ene ian. found among the girls at S.H.S. february. Three Seagrove students par- | icipating in basketball lettered ‘ecently. They are Julia Log- Zains, junior; Shirley Cole, so- homore; and Evan Hall, sen- | Ms€ MEaeiwstions go to these | ver Seagrove H uesday, when tl iree o'clock sig Beta Club f the mid - ter, tatives were chosen from home- ‘rooms and clubs to particivate in the run-off for the Seagrove candidate in the County Tour- hament Queen contest. A girl will be chosen on Friday to re- present Seagrove in the final ot so sure this. Darrell Asbill xisted — after yund out how tt Ellen Bone xams. The Seagrove , Ronnie Buchanan ave time to get « efore the we: Dianne Bullins 1.’ The snow all last Thursday Dianne Deaton ome for the Sea; Ir. Gerald Brasy Janice Hancock aformed the stul chool would clos Bonnie Hussey fter first period. magine the reac Martha Hussey awed, . Tigerettes Rebecca Kennedy Due to the etball games v Gary King utside activities his past week. | Dianne Kiser The Seagrove 7 ‘erettes played Georgia Leach oro on Friday 3. The Tigerette DALE MANESS inal score of 42-é . sophomore, sz Susan Miller hen she tied ‘ vo seconds to g. Vickie Needham ime, Mary Bone d her skill as : Joyce Ritter erettes on to a ad a great ni Roger Stutts 0 points to lead ey Cole, also a Pat Weaver layer, came it ine. Donna Woodell Friday the 13th inlucky for the ost to Pittsboro core of 54 - 42.: he lead at half cored our Tiger; F.F.A. | victory. Tomm tigh scorer with _ Bobby Auman Id Gatlin follov Farmer Wins C Wayne Chriscoe Seagrove playe Tigh School last , Royce Farlow fanuary 17. Both! ‘igerettes met w Clifford Williams tirls score was” 3one,. a constan ed the girls w State Degree Winners aula Johnson, ; CAPITALS: President or Editor ‘ame next with The boys’ final ‘vening was 71-I armer. Tommy epee pene SEAGROVE HIGH SCHOOL | _ ‘Tigerettes Win Hi! | The Seagrove Tigerettes cele- News Tidbits | brated a _ victory over Swind’iy and © of course athara Selod: thamtororcavaboiricneir this past week. For represen- | the Thursday, January 26 meant | The activities around Sea- Ramseur girls on Friday night, breathing Dee at eomemichn be chosen because of her charm grove High School picked up| January 20 at Seagrove. The gents and saddness for others. | some from last week. Club| final score for the evening was ‘The reason for all this commo-� meetings were again in “‘fyl] 25-16. Mary Bone, sophomore, tion was the handing out of’ | 6-A THE COURIER-TRIBUNE, ASHEBORO, N. C. Monday, January 30, 1967 - School News ‘’n Views... | Teen. F.H.A. Marie Beck Ellen Bone Dianne Bullins E Dianne Deaton Patsy Deaton Linda Garner Anne Gatlin Janice Hancock Carolyn King Dianne Kiser Susan Miller VICKIE NEEDHAM FE Joyce Ritter Faye Tedder Ruth Trogdon Pat Weaver Donna Woodell Student Council Patsy Deaton Linda Garner Martha Hussey DIANNE KISER Carolyn King Pauline King Dale Maness Senior a ‘Ann Gatlin, fol lowedwith 6, ,meut games ‘at Chatham Cen- tral High. The lucky girl will poise, personality, and her abil- ity to eonverse. Good luck to all the Seagrove girls. I’m sure which ever one is chosen will mH th rei @e | y b he ee tel ee Gem ake). The Seagrove Library Club} ne seagrove betas met last} to be held on February 18 at|““ held its regular monthly meet-| Monday night Jaauary 23 at 7| Asheboro High School. Dale | P!@ver | ing last Wednesday night, Janu- | 0’clock. Dale Maness, president | chose committees to plan the eect d | ary 25. Darrell Asbill presided | began the meeting by having } attendance banner and the name foe jover the meeting. The busi- Diane Deaton, secretary, to|.tags. He also told the Betas es ie ness brought forth concern-'read the minutes and give the | that they would have to register } °° ‘ jed the members’ trip to the:Yroll call. Dale then reminded} fro the convention by February | et : | Asheboro Public Library on the members to attend all the |'6. Also discussed was the Beta | ‘U° an Monday night, January 30. The regular meetings. There was a|| County Rally to be held on Feb-|, °°! a | j members were also reminded lot of business discussed. It be- || ruary 6 in the Seagrove gymna- aise | to place an order in for their: � 1n with plans being made for)| torium. Dale then adjourned ve Mane A eae | Bone, a cor Se-Hi Staff Library Club Hi-Lite ‘led the gin ' Paula Johns Terry Allen Terry Allen Ronnie Bueh came next v Ronnie Auman DARRELL ASBILL Dianne Bullins A EE Farmer. Ton Marie Beck Ronnie Auman Pamela Chriscoe ‘found the b i | ped in 27 Ellen Bone Ronnie Buchanan Dianne Deaton Tigers. Dona to remain as Dianne Bullins Cecil Haithcock Linda Garner pag: That’s all : Dianne Deaton Janice Hancock Janice Hancock Seggrove Hi | week Tor moi Patsy Deaton Rebecca Kennedy Martha Hussey ad the girls. � a very cap Linda Garner Gary King Rebecca Kennedy in second � Anne Gatlin Doris Lanier Pauline King 13th proved tc ; 1e Tigers as | Janice Hancock Joan Lucas Dianne Kiser oro with a f 42. Pittsboro — Carolyn King Dale Maness Doris Lanier ialftime and Zers to give tl GARY KING Susan Miller Georgia Leach amy Rumfelt: th 14 points. ] Dianne Kiser Vickie Needham SUSAN MILLER Jowed with 1 Trailing 5: Dale Maness Rhonda Shaw Vickie Needham fourth canto, strong bid Susan Miller Randy Trogdon Joyce Ritter game. The ; ed to a m: Dennis Nance Patricia Weaver Roger Stutts by this tim Nee court press Vickie Needham Donna Woodell Faye Tedder | ridge one b a | j r Joyce Ritter Ruth Trogdon ae as a Faye Tedder Pat Weaver eerie a Donna Woodell Donna Woodell . eae a Monogram Club next play H .Parks from « Darrell Asbill Dennis Nance aehiere Marie Beck Vickie Needham to Beal 7 Linda Garner Rickie Russell poppe) ue neeCatlin RONALD SPIVEY Se ee Evan Hall Faye Tedder Ble re Janice Hancock Troy Thomas Naat P] Who S Barbara Harrelson Randy Trogdon 61-51 and sn} 4 comeback. : : ary Bone, Who Settle more rover W greatness_ in up all of uae: points in_ the acer 13. Thé Tigerettes won with a ave dents didn’t : ! Exams. are over! | ;. The Seagrove stude ene ae mordeiheard all! final score of 42-36. Pat Garner, have time to get over the exams A ver Seagrove High School last| ° sophomore, saved the game before the weather “steppd] Ketball games were the only Tig | when she tied the score with ;,� � Tho snow and sleet that , ctivities “going on’?! the uesday, when the bell rang at | t eat Duri : outside act going ree o’clock signaling. the end’ ie seconds to go. Luring Over- fell last Thursday meant a day¥ this past week. , Fay ; ime, Mary Bone again display- ome for the Seagrove students.| The Seagrove Tigers and Ti-| ed the mid - term exams. I’m: : : ue fr] f so sure this happiness still ®d Ber Skill as she led the Ti- y4, Gerald Braswell, principal, } serettes plaved host to Pitts- | out ” Tigerettes Win jun: Due to the exams, bas-, Am 36 Our History .. . 63-'67 Freshmen! One hundred and three Freshmen entered Seagrove High School in Sep- tember, 1963. Mrs. McElhannon, Mr. Hedrick and Mr. Guthrie were our sponsors. We elected the following officers: Dennis Nance, Linda Garner, Vickie Needham and Peggy Matthews. Our alternate cheerleader was Linda Garner. Vickie Needham was elected treasurer of the Student Council. This year was marked with work and fun. Sophomores! Darrell Asbill was chosen to lead our class. Other officers were: Patsy Deaton, Janice Hancock, Dianne Kiser and Marie Beck. Our sponsors were Mr. Byers, Mr. Lovin, and Mr. Hedrick. Vickie Needham, Darrell Asbill, and Gary King made the Beta Club. Chosen sectetary of the Student Council was Vickie Needham. Our basketball girls team consisted of these girls; Marie Beck, Rhonda Shaw, Faye Tedder, Ann Gatlin, Sharon Metters and Barbara Harrelson. Peggy Matthews and Janice Han- cock were managers of the girls team. Ronald Spivey, Dennis Nance, Ronnie Auman, and Wayne Miller were on the basketball team, while Burnice Bristow and Phillip Williamson were managers. Taking positions on the baseball team were: Ronald Spi- vey and Dennis Nance. Pacing the track lines were: Troy Thomas, Ricky Russell and Gary King. It was quite evident that the class of '67 were sport fans. Juniors....and all too soon! Officers were: Darrell Asbill, Dale Maness, Marie Beck, Vickie Needham, Dianne Kiser and Martha Hussey. Mrs. Auman, Mrs. Kemp and Mrs. Smith were our sponsors. Our Junior Marshals were: Chief, Vickie Needham; Donna Woodell, Joyce Ritter, Dianne Deaton, Gary King, Ronnie Buchanan and Darrell Asbill. Elected vice-president of the Student Council was Dianne Kiser. New Beta members were; Ellen Bone, Ronnie Buchanan, Dianne Bullins, Dianne Deaton, Janice Hancock, Martha Hussey, Rebecca Kennedy, Dianne Kiser, Georgia Leach, Dale Maness, Susan Miller, Roger Stutts, Joyce Ritter, Pat Weaver and Donna Woodell. Vickie Needham became scorekeeper for the basketball team, Darrell Asbill a member of the baseball team and Rickie Russell the basketball team. Events which will be especially memor- able are the class play, Hessie of the Hills; the Junior-Senior Banquet (Apple Blossom Time) and our class rings. We were proud of our thirteen FHA State Degree winners. Our Junior year was climaxed by If You Wish Upon a Star, a solo sung by Darrell As- bill at the 1966 Senior Class Night Program. Seniors! Dale Maness was chosen as class president while other offices were held by: Ronnie Auman, Marie Beck, Cecil Haithcock and Peggy Matthews. Our sponsors were Mrs. Tillman and Mr. Coble. Now we sigh proudly as upper classmen and yet, very deeply for we know our years at Seagrove are rapidly being written on the pages of history. Soon we will be among the many who have taken their places as graduates of Seagrove. Now that the day for receiving our diplomas has arrived; we must leave the preparation for life behind and begin to activate those plans. With the past serving us as a wise captain, we embark on a new journey - a journey during which, Time will test our ability and decide our success. We smile - we are ready to meet that challenge. Ellen Bone Linda Garner Vickie Needham Juniors “There may be men who can live with- out political rights and. without oppor- tunity of free individual development, but I think this is intolerable for most Americans.” Albert Einstein © ¢ i PRES IDENT VIGE-PRES IDENT} SEGRE TARY Frankie Macon on ine “ Tony Caviness Rebecca Kiser Junior Officers % REPORTERS Ann Allen Florence Brower Sponsors Mrs. Auman Mrs. Clifton 38 Marshals BRENDA Chief COUNCIL JANICE FRYE BEN FRAZIER The Junior Marshals serve at all Senior Class func- tions. They are chosen for their outstanding scholastic achievement. LINDA LATHAM TOMMY RUMFELT PATSY STOLTZ LINDA TUCKER 40 Rickie Adams Ann Allen Randy Asbill Sandra Auman Snoten Auman Darrell Beane Berta Browel Florence Brower Joyce Brower Madge Buchana Anita Burrow Ronald Cagle George Carter Mary Cassidy Tony Caviness Serviner Cheek Benson Chriscoe Janice Chriscoe Larry Coffin Brenda Collins Ronald Cooper Davey Copple Brenda Council Farrel Davis Leon Davis Marie Dunn Ben Frazier Tommy Frazier Joanne Freeman Janice Frye Wanda Garner Ronald Greene Nancy Greene Ronnie Hammond Carol Hayes Paula Johnson Cleo Kearns Charlotte Kenion Rebecca Kiser Rickie Kiser 41 Linda Latham Donald Leach Jane Ledwell Richard Ledwell Carol Lineberry Edith Lineberry Claud Lockhart Julia Loggains Darrell Luck Frank Macon Diane McNeill Dean McSwain Chuck Metters Charles Needham Hilda Nichols Geraldine Pierce Gary Richardson Peggy Roberts Tommy Rumfelt Laura Russell 42 Johnny Saunders Barry Scott Jimmy Scott Patsy Stoltz Carrie Thomas Darrell Thomas Boyd Trogdon Linda Tucker “The Magic Touch Gerald Voncannon Tommy Williams 43 W Medicated to the proposition that honest men il i i ‘a may honestly disagree...” [| . i Elmer Davis ¥ me PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRET ARY Donald Bumgarner Henry Sikes Gary Surratt Sophomore Officers REPORTERS Pam Hodge Bruce McNeill Sponsors Mr. Boling Miss Collins Mr. Spencer 45 Daryl Alexander Louise Auman Rebecca Auman Sarah Auman Bernice Ayers Reece Beane Penny Blankenship Mary Bone Judy Bowman Priscilla Brady Madonna Brown Veronica Brown Nina Buchanan Donald Bumgarner Johnny Cagle Richard Cagle Robert Callicutt Brenda Cassady Linda Cassady Beatrice Cheek Magdalene Cheek Annette Chrisco Charles Criscoe Gary Chriscoe Roger Chriscoe Sophomores 46 Clinton Cole Gwendolyn Cole Shirley Cole Kenneth Cooper Susan Cromer Bobby Deaton Dale Deaton Susan Elliot Alan Emery Ruby Ann Fox Betty Freeman Judy Garner Pat Garner Rachel Garner Donald Gatlin Uretha Gillispie Sandra Graves Rebecca Gray Kathy Greene Gail Harris Jimmy Harvell Nadine Hayes Carolyn Hill Pam Hodge Christine Hussey 47 Hilda Kennedy Roger King Doretha Leach Sue Ledwell Arnold Luther Barbara Luther Euna Lynch Linda Mabe Deane Maness Steven McCrary Tommy McKenzie Bruce McNeill Stewart McNeill Darrell McPherson Larry McSwain Ann Miller Michael Needham Barbara Nelson Phyllis Nichols Debbie Page Janet Scott Phil Saunders Roger Rice Donald Presnell Darrell Pierce Biology Bruce Shaw Henry Sikes Lewis Southern Edith Spencer Louise Spinks Peggy Staley Lee Strider Bobby Stutts Gary Surratt Juanita Sweatt Alex Tedder Robert Thomas Glenn Trogdon Linda Weaver Wanda Whatly Pat Williams Tommy Woodell Bobby Wright Clara Yow Hilda Yow English II Jeannie Yow 49 PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY Sherri McNeill Jimmy Lanier Diane Auman Freshman Officers REPORTERS Joe Allen Tony Williamson Sponsors ; Not Pictured: Miss Harrelson Mr. Lovin Miss Kennedy Mr. Watkins 5] eit 4 Freshmen a As Joe Allen Shirley Asbill Cheryl Ashworth Dianne Auman Doyle Auman Karen Auman Ramona Auman Danny Bailey Karen Beane Cleo Brady Pat Brady Brenda Brim Janet Brower Patsy Brown Connie Burdick Benny Cagle Annie Cassidy Emma Cassidy Sarah Caudill Jerome Cheek Betty Chriscoe Elsie Chriscoe Flonie Chriscoe Joe Chriscoe Benny Collins Clinton Collins Gail Conklin Jeannie Cooper Clarice Corder Larry Cox Michael Cox Wanda Cox Dennis Crisco Janice Culler Mitchell Davis Tommy Gillispie Anne Graves Jean Graves Steven Graves Edith Greene Peggy Green Phyllis Green Andy Hancock Roger Harris Brenda Hayes Larry Hayes Lowell Hayes Phyllis Hayes Patty Hemphill Audrey Hiatt Charles Hill Peggy Hill Van Hodge Donald Hudson Diane Hunt Peggy Hussey Nancy Johnson Vickie Joyce Danny King Marie King First Year High School! bs 54 Ray Kiser Jimmy Lanier Philip Leach Sharon Loggains Paul Lucas Larry Luck Tommy Luck David Luther Rebecca Luther Jean Maness Ralph Mc Crary Dale Mc Kee Hal Mc Kenzie Henry Mc Neill Sherri Me Neill Sidney Mc Neill Kenneth Metters Carl Needham Johnny Needham Mike Nelson Vonita Norton Deborah Pope Barbara Reeder Daryl Richardson Janet Richardson Experiences Wanda Ritter Nancy Roberts Delores Sanders Terry Saunders Brenda Shehan Mitchell Shelton Lacy Scott Vonnie Scott Pat Thomas Gail Walden Juanita Weaver Jerry Williams Joyce Williams Wanda Williams Barbara Williamson Roger Williamson Tony Williamson Clara Woodell 55 Organizations “Before we put down our bets on a revolution- ary movement, we have a right to ask that it, like ours, have the broad goals of freedom and human welfare clearly before it . . . Clinton Rossiter 22 Miss Kennedy, ADVISOR: Dianne Kiser, PRESIDENT: Berta Brower, VICE PRESIDENT: Sue Ledwell, SECRETARY: Tony Williamson, TREASURER Point Board Janice Hancock, CHAIRMAN Patsy Deaton Ben Frazier ADVISOR Mrs, Reba Smith 57 58 Officers ADVISOR; Fred Lovin PRESIDENT: Dale Maness VICE PRESIDENT: Dianne Bullins SECRETARY: Dianne Deaton TREASURER: Patsy Stoltz REPORTERS; Rebecca Gray, Tommy Rumfelt ADVISOR: Fred Lovin Gary King County President Beta Club Library Club PRESIDENT: Darrell Asbill VICE PRESIDENT: Janice Hancock SECRETARY -TREASURER: Gary King HISTORIAN: Susan Miller REPORTER: Janice Frye Darrell Asbill Snoten Auman Janice Frye Past President President Secretary 59 The national organization of the Future Homemakers of America was founded in 1945. State Degrees 1966 Marie Beck Ellen Bone Dianne Deaton Patsy Deaton Ann Gatlin Janice Hancock Carolyn King Dianne Kiser Susan Miller Vickie Needham Joyce Ritter Donna Woodell 60 Our chapter of the Future Homemakers of America was organized in 1955. Sophomore Freshman od Officers PRESIDENT Frank Macon VICE PRESIDENT Ronald Green SECRET ARY Randy Asbill TREASURER Royce Farlow REPORTER Leon Davis SENTINEL Bobby Auman STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS ADVISOR: H. T. Boling Chapter Sweetheart Patsy Deaton Hn 62 ¢ gE 4 “4 oS a: The national organization of the Future Farmers of America was founded in 1928. Our chapter was organized in 1929, Sophomore _ Freshman ne ae i if Pre, oa © a 63 64 EDITOR Susan Miller Hi-Lite Staff EDITOR ‘68 Tony Caviness STAFF MEMBERS: Rebecca Ken- nedy, Janice Hancock, Dianne Kiser, Vickie Needham, Ronnie Buchanan, Carolyn King, Dianne Bullins, Dianne Deaton, Faye Ted- der, Linda Garner, Doris Lanier, Linda Tucker, Davy Copple, Ruth Trogdon, Patsy Stoltz, Diane Mc- Neill, Pamela Chrisco, Joyce Rit- ter, Roger Stutts, Tommy Rumfelt, Pauline King, Martha Hussey, Don- na Woodell, Pat Weaver and Janice Chrisco. TEACHER } 2 aj ee ADVISOR Mrs. Sarah Auman Se-Hi Staff EDITOR Gary King EDITOR ‘68 Nene Brenda Council 65 80 81 82 83 92 George Carter 93 Tony Caviness 94 Clifford Williams Cecil Haithcock Serviner Cheek Pauline King a fe Substitute Drivers Frank Macon, Charles Needham Charles Metters, Tommy Frazier, Richard Ledwell, Larry Coffin, Joann Freeman, and Rebecca Au- man (not pictured). 66 Georgia Leach Johnny Needham Ann Allen Donald Leach Boyd Trogdon Donna Woodell Steve Potts Ronnie Buchanan Gary Trogdon Linda Garner Dale Maness Gary King Bus Drivers PTSA PRESIDENT Gene Bumgarner VICE PRESIDENT Mrs. Walter S. Auman SECRET ARY Brenda Council TREASURER Mrs, Treva Chrisco Cafeteria Staff Mrs, Blanche Hancock, MAN- AGER; Mrs. Ethel McCaskill, Mrs, Hazel Garner, Mrs. Myrtle Lucas, Mrs, Ethel Eaton, Mrs. Molene Russell, Mrs. Thelma Ruth Graves, Mrs. Zora Rich- ardson, Mrs, Leta Hammond, and Mrs. Eutha McNeill. Y Not Pictured: Custodi ans Mrs, Callie King mavidiGurisco W. P. Strider Mrs. Beulah Chrisco 67 PRESIDENT ADVISOR Ronald Spivey Mr. Spencer VICE- SECRETARY PRESIDENT TREASURER Dennis Nance Linda Gamer 68 Athletics “If we win men’s hearts throughout the world, it will not be because we are a big country but be- cause we are a great country. Bigness is imposing. But greatness is enduring.” Adlai E. Stevenson XREVOLLITIONARY-WAR:1775 1783« FRENDENARLWAR ITO BO Qe Tr UNCOMMO Crunch! Varsity Girls 7 Tigers In Action — Our boys number few but they work together as a team. 72 a3 yeagrove tigers VDominaie boards, SEAGROVE — The Seagrove Cigers, dominating the back yoards completely; won their second straight game over West ind here Friday night in a re- urn match, 51-43. Three Tigers grabbed at least | hirteen rebounds apiece — they veing center Davy Copple with | 6, forward Evan Hall with 15} ind forward Tommy Williams | vith 13. That leaping front line made | he difference as Seagrove mov- | � d to a 25-18 halftime lead and | stretched it to 40 - 28 by the: ond ofthe third quarter. Two of West End’s starters, Danny Puckett and Ken Thompson had to sit out the third period because they had collected four fouls each. | They returned in the fourth | period to enable the Warriors | to outscore Seagrove 15 - 11. | Seagrove coach Jerry Till- nan, naturally tickled to pick ip his second win of the season | igainst two losses, commented: | ‘We had a real good team ef- crt tonight. Our board work vas the deciding factor. We noved the ball pretty well and vorked for the good shot.” Tillman, in summarizing, said, ‘‘Teamwork and hustle vill make or break us. I’m glad ve didn’t have to press tonight, | yut we will when necessary.” seagrove had used the press to yreak open its first game with | Nest End. | Evan Hall again led all Tiger scorers with 18 points, 16 of hem coming on field goals. Wil- | iams pumped in 14 more and, Jopple eight. | Mike Luck, Blake and Dan | Whisenant tallied 10 each for West End on five field goals each. Ken Thompson contribu- ted 8 points, Colby Tilley, Ronald Horton and Frankie Pendergraft all held hot hands for Pittsboro, which limited Seagrove’s Evan Hall to four free throws. Tilley finished with 15 points, Horton 10 and Pendergraft 10. Tommy Rumfelt had 14 to be high man for the Tigers. : Win Over West End: Tommy Rumfelt of Seagrove had a good night in leading all Tiger scoring with 22 points. He did net get enough help, how- ever, to make a vast difference in the game’s outcome. In Dedication ...to the many students, parents, and coaches who have given up their time and put forth a great effort to make the athletic pro- gram at Seagrove a success, The headlines show that it can be done but not without a lot of hard work, PLAYERS give up valuable time to participate in the games. PARENTS give helpful encouragement and support when times get rough, COACHES take all the problems and mold a good player out of anyone who has the will power to improve himself. If each person works as an individual nothing is gained. COOPERATION IS THE KEY TO A SUC- CESSFUL ATHLETIC YEAR, So, from the front door, where we are greeted by teachers checking tickets, through the concession stand, through the lobby, across the floor to the fans, players, cheerleaders, managers, ammouncers, keepers, and the coaches, THANK YOU for all you have done during this successful season. score keepers, time Sports Editor Faye Tedder SEAGROVE BOYS Rumfelt Gatlin Spivey Hall Kiser Williams Copple FG FT TP . 5 4 14 FG FT TE 2 6 10 Bone Gh IB} PAL 2: 2 6 Cole 4 1 g 0 4 4 Johnson Tie 4 ee 1 il 3 Gatlin J 1 3 1 1 3 Harrelson 1 1 3 1 i) 2 Garner 0 1 1 Seaarove ligerettes Win _ The Tigerettes were agai ‘beaten by West: End in a pr liminary contest; 30 - 14. It we as substitute coach Mrs, Jer Tillman noted, a case of n being able to hit. shots. “The team played well b just -couldn’t hit,’ she sai “Barbara Harrelson and P Garner played good on defens I do think the team. is showi a lot of improvement.”’ Two times Seagrove failed collect over two points in quarter. That happened in t first period (two tallies) and t third (one point). The Tigerettes also had mo trouble with tall Janet Reynolc who twirled her. way for points, as compared to 23 inh last outing against Seagrove, Pat Garner’s clutch fo shot with two seconds rema ing in regulation play enabl the Lady Tigers to tie Pit boro 36-36 and send the gar into overtime. Garner cot have won the contest for S¢ grove right then, but she mi: ed the second shot of the ty shot foul. _ Mary Bone, who has play excellent basketball for Se grove in the past cout weeks, tallied four of the La Tigers six points in the ext period as Seagrove blank Pittsboro and won 42-36. Gs ner collected 20 points | ' told — 12 of them coming fr ee throws. - At Seagrove the Pittshb¢ dragon, trailing 20-17 at he | time, outscored the Tigers | , 22 in the second half to y | going awav 454-42. . SEAGROVE GIRLS FG FT T Johnson GT iy Ki 0 Coles arn ere 0 3 Gatlin jae cco ee 1 0 i, ATENEIN — ooonoc ec 1 0 NS, ANGHONEY- =Soncccce!! 0 Bone PR he 5 AL il West End — 10 8 6 6— Seagrove— 271 4— SEAGROVE BOYS FG FTT Hall Cy ete cs vase c ceo mmm Williams mere Copple@ 2 eice ts. a ko me Rumfelt wee eee nee a2 1 Davis’ 4 i.¢ecceccers 0 Kiser EE | 0 SDIVEY | eevee cts Lame 76 i 4 ; : CO-CAPT AINS Barbara Harrelson Anne Gatlin COACHES aye Collins CO-CAPTAINS Evan Hall Ronald Spivey COACH - Jerry Tillman MANAGERS Janice Hancock Diane McNeill Pam Hodge SCORE KEEPERS Vickie Needham Mike Needham, Assistant Reece Beane George Carter ANNOUNCER TIME KEEPER Johnny Cagle Ronald Cagle Bruce McNeill Lewis Southern Most Valuable Elected for service to their team by their fellow teammates. 78 Basketball BARBARA HARRELS ON Basketball EVAN HALL Track LEON McCASKILL Baseball GARY CAVINESS OUR SENIORS BASEBALL Darrell Asbill Ronnie Auman Dennis Nance TRACK Terry Allen Gary King Ricky Russell SCOREKEEPER Vickie Needham BASKETBALL Ronald Spivey Ann Gatlin Barbara Harrelson Faye Tedder CHEERLEADERS Ellen Bone Linda Garner Not Pictured: BASKETBALL Evan Hall MANAGER Janice Hancock We Salute You 79 S | Varsity Cheerleaders CLOCKWISE: Wanda Garner, Carol Hayes, Hilda Nickols, Ellen Bone, Linda Garner, Gail Harris, Annette Chrisco, Ann Graves, and Diane Auman. CHIEF CO-CHIEF Linda Garner Wanda Garner Our Cheerleaders in Action But Once-in-a-While the Chief even has to sit the sidelines! OUTFIELDERS; Johnny Cagle, Dennis Chriscoe, Lacy Scott, Ronald Cagle, Phillip Leach, Roger Chriscoe, Darrell Asbill, and Ronnie Auman Baseball Team INFIELDERS; Gary Surratt, Donald Gatlin, Tony Caviness, Gerald Voncannon, Bruce McNeill, Dennis Nance, David Copple, and Frankie Macon 82 ¥ F sane anes WA : Lsrerer: Track Team KNEELING: George Carter, Gary King, Richard Ledwell, Darrell McPherson, Terry Allen, STANDING: Micheal Shelton, COACH - Jerry Tillman, Ricky Russell, Tommy Frazier, Tommy Williams, and Roger Rice, CO-CAPTAINS Gary King Ricky Russell 83 PATSY DEATON First Runge ee , LINDA GARNER Second Runner-Up FAYE TEDDER 1966 JUDY. COPPLE 61 PATS Y DEATON “Homecoming Beauties’’ ist RUNNER-UP Linda Garner 2nd RUNNER-UP Faye Tedder HONOR ATTENDANTS Diane Carol Auman Hayes Annette Chriscoe 85 Junior Varsity Girls OVE Wy Pee, Junior po Be Varsity Boys Seventh- Eighth grade Teams Girls Boys All Coached by: MR. BILL SPENCER “The winning of freedom is not to be compared to the winning of a game — with the victory re- corded forever in history. Freedom has its life in the hearts, the actions, the spirit of men and so it must be daily earned and refreshed .. . ” Dwight D. Eisenhower “4 ee ner Sete Pe MEER LT ES ioe eam eer™ : es Third Grade Mrs. Maybelle Cagle Mrs. Virginia Register Mrs, Florence Williams First Grade Mrs. Strawda Farlow Mrs. Della Macon Mrs, Earleen Morgan Elementary Faculty Second Grade Fourth Grade Miss Clarice Albright Miss Pearl Pritchard Mrs, Gladys Greene Mrs. Ruth Lawrence Mrs. Rebecca Woody Miss Cleta Rich Miss Cora Wrenn 88 Seventh Grade Robert Ellis James R. Maness Mickey McDaniels Fifth Grade Mrs. Susan Eggleston Mrs. Rebecca High, Miss Enola Lynch Fifth-Sixth Grade Eighth Grade Miss Elizabeth Bell John R. Chilton Ronnie Durham Miss Marie Hughes Sixth Grade Mrs. Eunice C. Chaney Mrs. Irma Peterson N N WN Special Education Mrs. Shirley Goldston Carl Ryerson 89 90 John Chilton Eighth Grade Brenda Davis Pat Frye Rebecca Garner Ricky Gatlin Donald King Janice King Jerry King Gary Ledwell Brend McNeill Rex McNeill Hilda Mashburn Barbara Poole Sylvia Sikes Jane Spencer Jane Thomas Becky Yow Gary Aldridge Ann Allen Craig Boyles Diane Brim Susan Cagle Sue Callicutt Reggie Cassady Brenda Chriscoe Leonard Chriscoe Robert Copple (Not Pictured) Raymond Hogan Kathy Bullins Phyllis Cagle Gary Callicutt Nancy Callicutt Phyllis Cole Eugene Cooper Wanda Cooper Steve Cox Jeanette Farlow Donald Haga (not pictured - Deanie Callahan) Wayne Hogan Randy Keeling Ronnie Durham Eighth grade Gail Lambert Michael Lucas Patricia Luck Ray McCaskill Rama McDonald Mike Matthews Judy Moran Ronald Moran Clyde Parnell Randy Trogdon Marie Weaver Larry Williams Louise Williamson Cynthia Yow 9] Donna Aldridge Sandra Brim Lee Bumgarner Judy Causey Randy Cox William Dickson Tony Farlow Susan Goss Libby Graves Bobby Greene Ray Hancock Phillip Harrelson Miss Marie Hughes Eighth Grade Not Pictured; Frank Hughes Jackie Hill Nancy Jordon Grady Lockhart Jimmy McNeill Bertie King Bruce Latham Martin Leiber Gary Luther Bonnie McNeill Brenda Mabe Jimmy Sikes Ray Thomas Debra Woodell Wanda Woodell Donald Beane Dwaine Beane Betsy Boling Gary Britt Dwight Brower Ralph Callicutt Wanda Chriscoe Jerry Chriscoe Alvin Cox Boyd Cox Cynthia Cox Theresa Davis Judy Gillispie Paula Green Wilsonia Green Kay Harvel Linda Harris Virginia Kearns Tony King Seventh Grade Robert Ellis Janice Lanier Ricky Loflin Deborah Lucas Shirley Lucas Delia McNeil Ann McNeil Glenn Miller Helan Moran Larry Pugh Leonard Reeder Ronnie Rice Diane Richardson Randy Richardson Joy Woodell Shelia Yow 93 CN Seventh Grade Mickey McDaniels Juanita Blanchard Max Brown Dennis Cassady Doris Caviness Brenda Cox Denise Cox Ricky Cox Deborah Davis Barbara DeHart Charlene Frye Barbara Graves David Graves Robert Green Kenneth Harvel Ray Hill Steven Hunt Roger Kennedy Annette King Lloyd King Michael Lamb Ray Lineberry Tim Luther Mike McPherson Debra Miller Steve Mills Joyce Presnell Babara Sanders Trudy Scott Doris Spencer Marilyn Thomas Michael Varner Kay Williams Ricky Woodell Douglas Bullins Jeffrey Clark Randy Collins Ronnie Davis Sandy Elliott Ray Garner Larry Hoskins Nancy Hayes Ronald Hiatt Marian Hughes Donald Hussey Patricia Ingold Danny King Darrell King Elaine Leach Brent McKee Sheila Morris Gary Nance Valjean Norton Vickie Painter Danny Reeder Pamela Saunders Joanie Tucker Beverly Voncannon Darrell Voncannon Elton Voncannon Donnie Williams Patricia Williams Debra Yow Neta Yow Eddie Lineberry Wanda Lowe Belenda Maness Seventh Grade James R. Maness Duane Jones Sixth Grade Mrs. Irna Peterson Lonnie Blackmon Sonya Blankenship Ann Braswell Timothy Cagle Larry Chriscoe Perry Cooper Carlene Corder Janet Cox Ronald Freeman Lynne Frye Una Green Kathy Green Roger Greene Rachel Hayes Gracy Hill (Not Pictured) Brenda Lockhart Randy King Timothy Lednum Patrick Ledwell David Lineberry Boyd Luther Joanne McNeill Donald Pritchard Karen Richardson Beth Ryerson Randy Scott Benny Staley Christy Williams Sue Willianson Donald Yow Kenneth Yow Darlene Bullins Beverly Caviness Vanessa Collins RY, dhe IDEALS [pe Ann Dixon Carolyn Greene Jerry Gillispie Terry Gray Leola Jones Charles Joyce Jay King Terry King Joyce King Treva King Gwin Lambert 6th Grade Mrs. Eunice Chaney Gary Loggains Dan Lucas Carl Luther Brenda McNeill Joe McNeill Sarah McNeill Steve Needham Lou Ann Potts Barbara Shelton David Spivey Danny Staley Leonard Thomas Linda Williams Mona Williamson Deana Woodell Patricia Baldwin Jeannie Beane Michael Bullins David Dunn Elaine Farlow Michael Garner Larry Gray Lena Hoskins Ronald Ingold Joy Lucas Elizabeth Saunders Bobby Stanley Ferman Strickland Martha Peterson Sixth Grade Miss Elizabeth Bell Fifth Grade Rex Auman Diane Cagle Lee Davis Donese Garner Bernice Graves Wanda Green Kenneth Greene Ronald McNeill Anthony Poole Terry Reeder Ruth Sikes Vickie Ward Michael Williamson Deevon Yates Lynn Yow Mrs. Rebecca High Fifth Grade Kirby Green Michael Hinesley Debra Hudson To live in hearts of those left behind.... - Thomas Campbell Randy Alexander Michael Auman Michael Bone Linda Brim Charlie Brown Gary Conklin Audie Davis Michael Dickenson Jack Garren Patsy Graves Richard Hammond Kevin Cagle Roger Jernigan Rebecca Kennedy Barry Lamonds Phillip Ledwell Calvin Lynch Audie McLaughlin Gary Moran Robert Morrison Celia Richardson Tony Richardson Debbie Spivey Susan Strickland Keith Trogdon Max Voncannon Brenda Willard 99 Timothy Allen Van Allen Maxine Brown Beverly Bumgarner Deborah Bumgarner Harvey Cagle James Callicutt Geraldine Chriscoe Patsy Coble James Combs Jerry Cox Brenda Greene Kelly Harris Mary Helm Mark Johnson Fifth Grade Miss Enola Lynch Allen Jones Jeffrey Lamb Larry Mabe Richard Martinez Vicky McDuffie Sheila McNiell Roanna Pritchard Winfred Reeder Tabbi Reeder Ned Ryerson Catherine Scott Anna Voncannon Kara Walker Herbert Williams Nancy Williams Jerold Ashworth Denise Auman Christine Bowman Phillip Cole Gary Davis Debra Hammond Terrie Harvel Leonard Hunsucker Charles King Bruce King Lindsay Kiser Kathy Kiser Janet Luther Linda Luther Ricky McNeill Fifth Grade Mrs. Susan Eggleston Lola: Maness Tony Mashburn Shirley Moran Lora Reeder James Shelton Melody Thompson Gregory Tucker Jimmy Varner John Vercoe Shirley Williams Harold Williamson Dianne Williamson Mary Williard Janice Winston 101 Dedication of Our Library Mrs. Shirley Goldston Richard Baldwin Hanon Special Education Patricia Beane Dottie Cassady Robert Gallimore Frances Garner Rocky Garner Clara King Larry Lineberry Stevie Luther Joe Pugh Danny Saunders David Saunders Elaine Southern Regenia Spinks Teresa Wand Gwendolyn Winston 102 Se MOBILE CLASSROOMS We have two on campus, Carl Ryerson Special Education Charles Baldwin Lewis Baldwin Larry Beane Billy Cagle Ernest Cassady Thomas Cassady Wayne Cox Gurnie Greene Mordecai Leach Emmett Luther Edward McRae Doris Mashburn Judy Marion John Mills Faye Britt Mary Britt Albert Jernigan 103 Miss Kay Wrenn Fourth Grade Randy Lucas Denise Manness Rickey Marion Tim Arrington Gary Baldwin Robert Braswell Billy Brown LaDare Brown William Cassidy Emily Combs Bonnie Cox Kenneth Davis Benjie Hancock Gail Hussey Leon Greene Patricia King Sharon Lambert Charles Leiber Billy McKenzie Perry McLaughlin Dean McNeill Samuel Potts Doreen Richardson Melanie Scott Karen Sellers Johnny Shelton Ruth Staley Cynthia Voncannon Janet Voncannon Mary Voncannon Sammy Voncannon Kathy Williams Susan Williamson Deborah Boling Wanda Cagle Donna Chriscoe Martha Cox Ronald Cox Erma Farlow Donald Freeman Lonnie Freeman Betty Gallimore Eddie Gann Mona Marion Beverly Martin Ronnie McCrary Linda McNeill Donna Painter Franky Rice Steven Staley Ave Strickland Randy Williams Sandra Yow Ellen Hancock Farrell Harris Terry Ingold Miss Pearl Pritchard Fourth Grade Johnny King Marlene King Diane Lineberry Michael Mabe e a Miss Cleta Rich Fourth Grade Danny Auman Gregory Auman Gwen Auman Gary Beane Cynthia Callicutt Arthur Cassidy Edna Cooper Sandy Chrisco Sharon Graves Jimmy Greene James Hunsucker Clinton Hurley Grace Hurley Arlin Jones Margaret Jernigan Linda Johnson Deborah Kennedy Debra King Randy King Randy Loflin Marcella Lucas Steve Lucas Rebecca Luther Joe McKee Karen McNeill Patsy McNeill Deborah Marsh Mark Page Steve Richardson Sharon Richardson Brian Shaw Helenia Spinks Vance Voncannon Annie Lee Yow Lemuel Yow Karen Arrington Timothy Brim Alden Brown Ann Bumgarner Darlene Cagle Walter Cassidy Jimmy Cooper Audrey Farlow Steven Garner Cathy Graves Richard Greene Sharon Greene Mrs. Maybelle Cagle Third Grade Mark Hayes Judy Hill Rickey Keeling Lynn Luther Carol McNeill Cathy McNeill Rickey Moran Barry Morrison Nanette Presnell Frankie Ritter Sandra Spencer Rebecca Thomas Douglas Wright Tena McNeill Mrs. Florence Williams Third Grade Alan Aldridge Susan Allen James Auman Molinda Ayers Stevie Boone Dean Bullins Randy Davis Thomas Freeman Henry Garner Susan Gordon Phil Hammond Norma Jernigan David Jones Charles Luck Carolyn McDuffie Judy Needham Cynthia Payne David Payne Tony Reeder Danny Richardson Pamela Richardson Gene Richardson Gladys Spencer Anne Thompson Gwendall Tucker Kendall Tucker Phillip Varner Eddie Voncannon Janet Willard Sue Woodell Betty Beane Sandra Brim Rex Cagle Roger Callicutt Danny Cox Debra Crisco Donald Dunn Carol Graves Kathy Hunt Glenn King Michael Latham Ricky Latham Billy Leach Keith Loflin Diane Luther Linda Mc Neil Mildred Mc Neil Randall Miller Debra Presnell Robert Pugh Michael Redwine Michael Rich Teresa Richardson Cathy Roberts Anna Ryerson Dennis Singleton Ronald S pinks Sharon Voncannon Anthony Wilson Stephen Yow Ervin Luther Alan Maness Mrs. Virginia Register Third Grade 109 Ray Auman Eva Beane Concheta Brady Karen Boling Vernon Brown Rachel Callicutt Rhonda Cranford Debbie Davis Kenneth Gallimore Randy Hancock Nancy Jones Michael Lambirth Kenneth Lynch Tony King Mrs. Gladys Green Second Grade Cheryl King Cathy Lowe Laura Luther Craig McKee Paul McLaughlin Roger McNeill Tresa Marion Ronnie Marion Bonnie Martin Cynthia Miller Phyllis Reeder Wanda Richardson Danette Scott Richard Shaw Vella Mae Strickland Brenda Baum Debbie Beane Dennis Corder Donna Cox David Garner Judy Greene Tammy Greene Sandra Harvel Arnold Hurley James Jernigan Kathy King Wilburt Ledwell Robert Letterlough Leisa Lucas Veronica Luther Miss Clarice Albright Second Grade Lettice McRae Glenn Parnell Rebecca Peterson Billy Rose Richard Russell Benjie Scott David Scott Michael Staley Debra Tate Betty Thompson Bethann Vamer Cynthia Williamson Margo Woodell Becky Wright Phillip Cagle Dawn Callicutt Pamela Cole Craig Cooper Suzanne Graves Patricia Green Bruce Greene Lynn Hurley Daryle King Garry King Helen King Gregory Lamb Michael Latham Denice Mabe Curtis Marsh Mrs. Ruth Lawrence Second Grade Wanda Odom David Reeder Diannia Sanders Kathy Sanders Janet Shelton Thomas Slack Juanita Trotter Sandra Vestal Jackie Willard Kathy Williamson Tammy Wilson Norma Winston Rose Woodell Pamela Yow i 2 Tony Auman Shirley Baldwin Dianne Bennett Nancy Boone Ronald Boroughs Jane Braswell Dale Brower Bonny Bumgarner Ronald Cassidy Cathy Crisco Vonzelle Lilly Roger Loflin Phyllis McNeill Tony McNeill Paul Presnell Peter Pugh Joey Redwine Janice Smith Welta Smith Jane Spivey Alva Davis Jimmy Freeman Becky Full Gregg Hancock Mrs. Rebecca Woody Second Grade Douglas Spivey John Spivey Lena Strider Peggy Wright Robin Auman Delbert Ayers Beverly Brown Darlene Brown Theresa Brower Linda Gann Danny Goss Douglas Green Larry Green Tony Green Sonig Hughes Diane Jernigan Gail Jones Nicky Kennedy Mrs. Earleen Morgan First Grade Randy Latham Regina Leach Mark Luther Charlon Marion Janet McNeill Dale Ritter Danny Shaw Treva Shaw Carl Spencer Rogon Walker Audrey Williamson Clara Winston Slyiva Woodell John Beane Anita Brown Lisa Bumgarner Janice Cagle Everett Callicutt Darlene Cox Cynthia Davis Ricky Dixon Fred Hunsucker Ronald Kennedy Terry Kennedy Mary Ella King C, H. Lineberry Rhonda Loflin Mrs. Strawda Farlow First Grade Daniel Lucas Teresa Maness Lynn McCrary Mark McLaughlin Danny McNeill Colon Richardson Kenneth Richardson Lorrie Scott Teresa Sellers Chrystal Spencer Douglas Voncannon Terry Williams Elaine Winston Johnny Yow 115 Sarah Hunsucker Gail Kennedy Randy King Ronnie McNeill Mrs. Della Macon First Grade Michael Yow Timothy Yow Deborah Baldwin Timmy Boone Roger Bowman Karen Brim Dawn Burnett Mitchell Burns Richard Comer Roger Davis David Gallimore Perry Green Wanda McNeill Cathy Moore Donna Moran Dianne Pugh Beverly Richardson Michael Spencer Amanda Trotter Sarah Varner Jeffery Woodell Keith Yow Brower School Brower School, organized in 1939, educates students through the eighth grade after which they enter Seagrove High School. During the 1966-67 school term students and faculty at Brower have made significant contributions to the progress of the school through the formation ot a Student Council, a Library Club, and a Safety Patrol. Two new additions which represent the continuing progress being made at Brower are the new flag pole and a new front walkway. We salute you, Brower for the success in your determination to make a better school and community in which to live. 7. Mrs. Mary Craven; Librarian Mrs. Ruth Beck; Teacher's Aid Mrs. Cynthia Wilson; Music Teacher Miss Treva Richardson Mrs. Nellie Teague Miss Josie M. Foushee Mr. Richard L. Morgan Miss Flossie Lineberry Mrs. ‘Elaine Haigler 118 , The Flag Dedication Wave On Wave on, Wave on; how beautiful you are; Our Grand Old Flag, our shining star, Your wondrous glory gave hope to a land And this was the dream of a waking man. Heaven only knows the dreams we hold Deep in our hearts that can't be told, It's only you that can reveal The aches and sorrows there concealed. Regardless of any race or creed Your banner is high in time of need, A brighter outlook for us there A little less for us to bear. Your carpet of blue; your red and white Will forever be our guiding light, Our lives we'll give, if this we must, Forever and ever, In God We Trust.” George E, Jackson 119 TE La 6 ZUG GTi Our Cafeteria Staff Mrs, Nellie Chrisco; Mrs, Virginia Brown, Manager; Mrs. Yvonne Craven Halloween Royal Court Custodian Herbert Chriscoe DS PRIMARY we Michael Macon Sandra Kiser ELEMENT ARY Benny Beck Joy Kiser 120 Patricia Asbill Dean Beck Debbie Bittle Toby Brower Joanette Brown Charles Cheek Denny Chriscoe Marcia Chriscoe Reba Chriscoe Wilma Lee Chriscoe Debby Cox Eddie Davis Paul Davis Shelia Davis Bruce Hayes Leonamae Hayes Wendoll Hussey Neal Kiser Royce Kiser Don Macon First Grade : . Not Pictured Miss Treva Richardson Deborah Cassady Joan Macon Tony McNeill Darrell McSwain Vivian Needham Ricky Norwood Shirley Richardson Rodney ‘Ritter Gary Spinks Grady Williams Jimmy Williamson 121 122 Joyce Beck Richard Cheek Gurney Cassady Theodore Cheek Gurney Chriscoe James Chriscoe James Chriscoe Erwin Chriscoe Larry Culler Lucinda Garner Joseph Hayes Jerry Kiser Mitchell Kiser Sandra Kiser Curtis Letterlow Terry Maness Ricky Maness Melesa Nelson Donna Sanders Sharon Saunders Dianne Spinks James Spinks Rosa Lee Spinks Hal Williamson Roger Woodle Not Pictured James Chriscoe Ruth Bittle Jeff Craven Wilda Hussey Helen Kiser Cecelia Spinks Second and Third Gradés Mrs. Nellie Teague Third and Fourth Grades Miss Josie Foushee Cindy Asbill John Burrow Karen Hayes Cheryl Hussey Bobby Maness Vivian Maness Willie McSwain Phil Owen Grace Ritter Rickey Staley Harold Teague Robin Welborn Randall Welch Not Pictured Charles Stutts Rachel Brady Alvin Chriscoe Garrett Chriscoe Milton Chriscoe Harold Craven Gene Davis Louise Hayes Vickie Hayes Pamela Kennedy Debbie Kiser Michael Macon Reece Needham Sherry Needham Robert Spinks Margaret Stutts 123 124 Larry Beck Sharon Beck Stan Beck Rebecca Bittle Sharon Brower Phillip Burrow Charles Cassady Denise Caviness Ivan Cheek Sylvia Cheek Brenda Chriscoe Clara Chriscoe Kelly Chriscoe Marilyn Davis Billy Ferree Gerald Hayes Wanda Hussey Donald Kiser Hal Macon Anita Needham Joey Richardson Nancy Spencer Samuel Spinks Wanda Spinks Joyce Stutts Fifth Grade Miss Flossie Lineberry Garrett Garner Ray Garner Linda Hart Calvin Hayes Cathy Asbill Rex Asbill Benny Beck Ann Brady Sandra Brower Belinda Cassady Anthony Chriscoe Jane Culler Charles Deaton Lynn Deaton Timothy Hayes Judy Kiser Janette Needham Mary Spinks Russell Welch Sixth and Seventh Grades Mr. Richard Morgan Bobby Chriscoe Larry Chriscoe Marjean Chriscoe Charles Ferree Gary Kennedy Cynthia Kiser Joy Kiser Phillip Kiser Joyce McSwain Merritt Teague Clifford Williams Winfred Williams Cynthia Woodle 125 126 Max Asbill Tony Beck Wanda Cheek Wayne Craven Darlene Kiser Jimmy Maness James Spinks Karen Staley Not Pictured Listeen McSwain Cleo Cheek Sylvester Cheek Hulene Chriscoe Mack Chrisco Maxton Chriscoe Carolyn Cox Sharon Fox. Alton Garner Dannie Garner Wayne Hussey Martin Needham Eldon Staley David Spinks C. E. Teague George Teague Nancy Asbill Ricky Asbill Donnie Beck Walter Cassady Seventh and Eighth Grades Mrs. Elaine Haigler Libra ry Club SEATED: President Wayne Craven; Secretary Nancy Asbill, STANDING: Cynthia Kiser, Sharon Spinks, Advisor Mrs. Mary Craven, Carolyn Co x, Max Asbill. Safety Patrol FRONT ROW: Phillip Kiser, David Spinks. BACK ROW: Mack Chrisco, Ri cky Asbill, Tony Beck. et 127 Student Council SEATED: Advisor George E. Jackson: STANDING: Carolyn Cox, Joy Kiser, Cynthia Kiser, Nancy Asbill Advisory Council SEATED: Chairman Charles Teague; STANDING: George E, Jackson, Clinton Asbill, John D. Kiser, I PTA Secretary, Kenneth Ferree PTA OFFICERS NOT PICTURED President Billy Welborn Vice-President W. C. Kiser 192 29 . try in rs is my coun Frankl 1S¢ = i “ ° a § oS as ws oa — © Advert iberty dw “Where | Ww Countayeoty lems hoods Seagrove North Carolina SEAGROVE Congratulations! 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