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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1970 volume:

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We seem to remember the good old days in his classes, as well as the more recent memories of this past year. For his tireless efforts in making a better student council, for his friendship and aid during our groping years, and for his patience with our French pronunciation, we dedicate the 1970 edition of the SE-HI to David Garner, David Garner ---WE DEDICATE Edward Harris Education can be a drudgery to the student, orat least not very exerting. Con- sequently, it is indeed unusual to find a teacher who stimulates his students' search for knowledge while making it fun at the same time. Though he is a relatively new face in our high school lives, we have come to respect him. For his work in putting together the PROWLER and for taking some of the drud- gery out of our path, we dedicate the 29th edition of the SE-HI to Edward Harris. CLOSING THE DOOR- YET MEMORIES LINGER — oo At 8:20 each morning another day has just begun to be recorded in the annals of Seagrove High School. The crowded halls, the bustling of students, and the tension and excitement of a sports event are just a few images in the pag- eantry of our school. It is such reflections from such an important segment of our lives which | hope you will find captured beneath the covers of the SE-HI. As you know, this is the last year the SE-HI will be published. It has been my wish to go out with a bang. The SE-HI staff has worked to make this last annual the best ever. It is for this great effort that | would like to thank each member of the staff. | would also like to express a special thanks to our adviser, Miss Pinion, and to all the people who made an effort to cooperate. As we close the door on the collection of memories we call Seagrove High School, let us look forward to the new school next year, to college, to a life career, and to happiness. Yet, as we close the door and advance further along the path of life, let us leave room in our hearts for memories of the place where we lived together, laughed together, and wept together. Your Editor, Dale McKee Wine iIsvera Initiation Mr. and Miss Sweetheart Ady gummi 2er Spe ita Hard at work on the Annual The Principal’s Message Much is being said about the opening of a new school and our students that will be going to it. We wish to stress here that we are not losing our school, for the = school is our school as Seagrove is our school. This is a landmark event in that we are growing, and this makes us a part of a larger community. Moving into a new building is no reason to stop saying our school. It is a cause for increased pride not only because of the progress but also because of the opportunities afforded for increased educational advantages and for making new friends. To the seniors we say that you represent us in whatever endeavors you undertake. We assure you that as your school record is complete and as it follows you into the work world, we will do our best to polish the bright spots brighter and hope that any gray spots will fade away. As you make your way in the life of the non-student, we wish that all the breaks be favorable to you. | G. E. Braswell Principal Gerald E. Braswell Assistant Principal Ikiony Je. Syeliikere Mrs. V. C. Powers Librarian 10 Sic aueudiny Mrs. Gladys Harmon a LEFT TO RIGHT: Keith Richardson, Gerald Braswell, Lewis Teague. NOT PICTURED: Gene Bumgardner, Wade Harris, W. E. Hunt, Hal Boroughs. Our Advisory @onmntuce 1] 12 A.A. Bell Miss Gail Clark Homer Boling Mrs. Lita M. Gibson OUR FACULTY David Garner Edward Harris MRS, EVELYN HARRIS MRS, BARBARA HOLT MRS. ANNE NEELY MISS DOROTHY PINION CONS Gem oELLERS MRS. REBA SMITH BILL SPENCER FLOYD WATKINS WOODROW WILSON 13 WORK AND FUN ACTIVITIES I{fs) STUDENT COUNCIL Leaders of Student Affairs OFFICERS President, Lacy Scott; Vice President, Jane Spencer; Secretary-Treasurer, Brent McKee; Reporters, Deana Woodell and Lou Ann Potts Advisor Mr. David Garner 16 lesle I A (CJL 8) President, Benny Cagle Vice President, Dale McKee Advisor Mrs. B. W. Holt Secretary, Deborah Woodell Treasurer, Lowell Hayes Reporter, Sarah Caudill Reporter, Gary Callicutt PEAS OO GIGEREs Dianne Auman President Jean Graves Secretary Anne Graves Vice President Shirley Asbill Treasurer Nancy Asbill Reporter Advisor Mrs. Wade Harris Audrey Hiatt Pianist Ramona Auman Song Leader Sarah Caudill Historian Susan Cagle Parliamentarian Cynthia Kiser Trudy Scott Chaplain Recreation Leader FHA ACTION 19 STATE DEGREE WINNERS Cheryl Ashworth Diane Auman Ramona Auman Anne Graves Jean Graves Audrey Hiatt Marie King 20 Plea COUVEICIERES TE NE EE SES BOO A BI i SiS SNE President, Donald Hudson; Vice President, Darrell Voncannon; Secretary, Mike Nel- son; Treasurer, Jimmy Lanier; Reporter, Ray Kiser; Sentinel, Joe Allen ADVISER H. T. Boling Better Tomorrow, Through Better Trained Farmers Today, Through FFA FFA Sweetheart Nancy Asbill FFA ACTION 21 22 pares UUUUAAERUUAAL LIBRARY CLUB The preservers of the past, present, and future OFFICERS President, Andy Hancock; Vice President, Denise Mrs. Cabell Powers Cox; Secretary, Pat Williams; Historian, Barbara Librarian Graves; Reporter, Sandy Elliott 23 SE-HI STAFF The SE-HI Staff compiles, edits, and presents the annual each school year. This year, 1970, will be the last year anannual will be published at Seagrove. Editor Dale McKee Adviser Miss Dorothy Pinion Ne renmssoseee sess oP eneimreenmaereeessasssisstasstocemet PROWLER STAFF The PROWLER is sponsored by the Beta Club. The staff is composed of interested students. Adviser Editor Typist Edward Harris Cheryl Ashworth Miss Gail Clark 25 26 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 o2 93 94 95 96 whe Lewis Baldwin Lowell Hayes Bertie King Eugene Swaney David Luther Nancy Johnson Benny Cagle Andy Hancock Kenneth Harvell Randy Trogdon Peggy Hussey Gary Aldridge Barbara Poole C. E. Teague Brenda Davis Joe Allen Wanda Ritter Steve Graves BUS DRIVERS Bus Mechanic, Edsel Needham Always there when you need him. PS 5 President, George Elliott Vice President, Mrs. Virginia King Mrs. Winford Brown, Treasurer Secretary, Sarah Caudill tee, a : teishaceterersesey at sees: tastes sheaestagrssanend tea tehee GyaEE IIE NS yak SIE eve Le SEATED: Mrs. Hazel Garner; Manager, Mrs. Blanche Hancock; Mrs. Ethel McCaskill STANDING: Mrs. Flona Brown, Mrs. Thelma Ruth Graves, Mrs. Myrtle Lucas, Mrs. Coleen Buroughs, Mrs. Anne Auman, Mrs. Virginia Garner, Mrs. Molene Russell, Louis McNeill (Not Pictured) Mrs. Flona Brown Mr. W. P. Strider Mrs. Beverly Norton 28 CUSTODIANS 30 In Memory ADRIAN MILTON BROWN May 27, 1952 = January 23, 1963 On January 23, 1963 we were saddened by the death of our classmate and friend, Adrian Milton Brown. A victim of esophageal varices he had missed many school days. Never complaining, always smiling, Adrian was a friend to all. His memory will remain in our hearts forever. GUASS POEM Twelve years ago, we took the first step In the long climb to reach the top. Though some times were rough and hard to face, We strived onward and did not stop. | Year by year, we steadily worked on, Struggling with homework, teachers, and tests. Now that we've reached the top of the stairs, We're glad that we gave our best. Because as we look back on the long way we've come, It's not the hard work we remember-- It's the wonderful friendships and good times we've had That we hold in our hearts very tender. The joy and fellowship of working together And striving for our one common goal Has brought us together in bonds of friendship and love, That will be with us, even when we grow old. Now that the time that we've worked for is here, And we leave the place on which we've come to rely, We take one last look back and sigh a long loving sigh As we say, Good-bye, dear old Seagrove, good-bye. NANCY JOHNSON 31 ie TOS oe Mascots Toni Asbill Timmy Manness CLASS MOTTO '70 CLASS COLORS Look forward, not back. Navy and Gold CLASS FLOWER - Yellow Rose 32 I H Se- 1Ss and M DIANNE AUMAN if = hy ers a 2) = oe = ) O ° Lowell Hayes Jean Graves = o me =i) Ae a 34 PASI 5g ema FEIN Rag My re AIVAS Teg CIEAICELES 9 gp ees evr eaertda Wvenecsisegg SF WAEASSE Mrtehagg MEI EY Peay ee et sitihey ay aNnttag Pity. baa (hte naga Pt144 Pitas! ¥ Foay igg ssi : Rent arses | ‘“ Hitt, yeasty : 4PM pete C stint vs VA ae Ae ai ett pp’ AN ear taus sage erste FP eile rt F¥ a5 405 Mibeaes aaiteees A Pe pe aarti taste tine deat Wine) ba Foe NAAT EY: ie Saar EET TTS PR abate a tet itt FIFA NEE, nope Mopac PE Sarah Caudill Andy Hancock 35 Cheryl Ashworth Benny Cagle Dianne Auman Clinton Collins 36 SENIOR OFFICERS Clinton Collins, President; Philip Leach, Vice President; Sherri McNeill, Secretary; Audrey Hiatt, Treasurer; Nancy Johnson, Reporter Edward Harris Mrs. Barbara Holt Miss Dorothy Pinion SENIOR SPONSORS 37 38 oe Josiah Quentin Allen, Jr. Doyle Wayne Auman Shirley Louise Asbill Karen Lee Auman Ramona Darlene Auman Cheryl Dean Ashworth Barbara Dianne Auman Danny Lee Bailey Janet Kay Brower Karen Rufine Beane Patsy Dalline Brown Henderson Cleo Brady Benny Clyde Cagle Patricia Ann Brady a7 40 Annie Ruth Cassidy Sarah Ellen Caudill Betty Jo Chriscoe Flona Mae Chriscoe Joseph Lee Chriscoe Clinton Ray Collins Jeannie Marie Cooper Michael Eugene Cox Ernest Mitchell Davis Mary Wanda Cox Thomas Milton Gillispie Dennis Reid Crisco Anne Marie Graves Janice Louise Culler 4] 42 Nancy Jean Graves Ralph Steven Graves Peggy Joyce Green Edith Kay Greene Andy Jay Hancock Roger Leroy Harris Brenda Sue Hayes Larry Henry Hayes Lowell Tedder Hayes Phyllis Ann Hayes Patricia Mae Hemphill Audrey Faye Hiatt Van Kirk Hodge Donald Leroy Hudson 43 Bonnie Elaine Hunt Peggy Louise Hussey Nancy Elaine Johnson Vicki Elizabeth Joyce Patricia Marie King Bobby Ray Kiser James Wayne Lanier, Philip Cecil Leach Sharon Sue Loggains Linda Sue Matthews David Lee Luther Dale Lewis McKee Phyllis Greene Macon Hal Branson McKenzie 45 Sherri Ann McNeill Sidney Raeford McNeill William Kenneth Metters, Jr. Sandra Pauline Miller 46 Michael Allen Nelson Vonita Joy Norton Allen Earl Piner Deborah Jean Pope Janet Lee Richardson Michael Andrew Register Wanda Lou Ritter Daryl! Franklin Richardson Terry Michael Saunders Glenda Marie Richardson 47 Lacy Reece Scott, Jr. Vonnie Jane Scott Barbara Ann Williamson Joyce Carolyn Williams Roy Anthony Williamson Jerry Paul Williams Wanda Gale Williams (Not Pictured) 48 Hal McKenzie Audrey Hiatt SENIOR SENIORS Anne Graves David Luther 49 Brady icia Patr Wanda Cox Mitchell Davis Janet Richardson Patty Hemphill 50 Elaine Hunt Dennis Crisco Phyllis Hayes 5] Cheryl Ashworth Phyllis Macon 52 Sharon Loggains Philip Leach Peggy Hussey Clinton Collins Marie King Michael Register Sandra Miller 54 Edith Greene Vonita Nort on Roger Harris a.) Wanda Williams Betty Chriscoe Allen Piner inda Matthews L Green Peggy Joyce ick V irley Asbill Sh 56 Larry Hayes Doyle Auman Andy Hancock Sarah Caudill 57 Jimmy Lanier Wanda Ritter Janet Brower Annie Cassidy Nelson ichael M BASSESE A, 58 Joe Allen Lacy Scott Ramona Auman Lowell Hayes i aie ee Karen Beane Benny Cagle : : ee Jean Graves Sherri McNeill 60 Pee Glenda Richardson Jeannie Coopér Dianne Auman Daryl Richardson 61 Barbara Williamson Flona Chriscoe Cleo Brady he a Sidney McNeill Joe Chriscoe Steve Graves 63 FHA Shirley Asbill Cheryl Ashworth Dianne Auman Karen Auman Ramona Auman Karen Beane Patsy Brown Sarah Caudill Jeannie Cooper Anne Graves Jean Graves Brenda Hayes Audrey Hiatt Elaine Hunt Nancy Johnson Vickie Joyce Marie King Phyllis Macon Sherri McNeill Wanda Ritter Vonnie Scott Wanda Williams SE-HI Dianne Auman Karen Auman Benny Cagle Sarah Caudill Clinton Collins Andy Hancock Lowell Hayes Dale McKee Hal McKenzie Sherri McNeill Joyce Williams Leader of Organization or Club 56 SENIOR ACTIVITIES LIBRARY CLUB Shirley Asbill Karen Auman Karen Beane Janet Brower Benny Cagle Betty Chriscoe Flona Chriscoe Jeannie Cooper Dennis Crisco Peggy Green Andy Hancock Brenda Hayes Patty Hemphill Donald Hudson Peggy Hussey Vickie Joyce Jimmy Lanier Kenny Metters Deborah Pope Michael Register Janet Richardson Wanda Williams Barbara Williamson CHEERLEADERS Dianne Auman Anne Graves Jean Graves Wanda Williams TRACK Dennis Crisco Andy Hancock Roger Harris Lowell Hayes Dale McKee FFA Joe Allen Doyle Auman Cleo Brady Benny Cagle Joe Chriscoe Steven Graves Larry Hayes Van Hodge Donald Hudson Ray Kiser Jimmy Lanier David Luther Sidney McNeill Kenny Metters Michael Nelson Daryl Richardson Tony Williamson BETA CLUB Cheryl Ashworth Dianne Auman Patsy Brown Benny Cagle Sarah Caudill Clinton Collins Wanda Cox Lowell Hayes Phyllis Hayes Marie’ King Dale McKee Janet Richardson Joyce Williams MONOGRAM BUS CLUB Dianne Auman Karen Auman Ramona Auman Benny Cagle Anne Graves Jean Graves Steven Graves Roger Harris Lowell Hayes Philip Leach Dale McKee Sherri McNeill Kenny Metters Daryl Richardson Lacy Scott Wanda Williams DRIVERS Joe Allen Karen Beane Benny Cagle Dennis Crisco Steven Graves Andy Hancock Larry Hayes Lowel! Hayes Donald Hudson Peggy Hussey NancyJohnson Ray Kiser David Luther . Wanda Ritter PROWLER Silane Cheryl Ashworth Dianne Auman Karen Auman Clinton Collins Jeannie Cooper Dennis Crisco Anne Graves Jean Graves Andy Hancock Lowell Hayes Donald Hudson Elaine Hunt Marie King David Luther Dale McKee Sherri McNeill Sandra Miller Deborah Pope Janet Richardson Vonnie Scott Joyce Williams Wanda Williams Karen Auman Ramona Auman Benny Cagle Dennis Crisco Jean Graves Steven Graves Roger Harris Brenda Hayes Philip Leach Sharon Loggains Hal McKenzie Sherri McNeill Deborah Pope Vonnie Scott STUDENT COUNCIL Cheryl Ashworth Dianne Auman Karen Auman Patsy Brown Benny Cagle Sarah Caudill Clinton Collins Jeannie Cooper Dennis Crisco Jean Graves Andy Hancock Marie King Jimmy Lanier Dale McKee Sherri McNeill Janet Richardson Terry Saunders Lacy Scott Wanda Williams Tony Williamson BASKET BALE BASEBALL Dennis Crisco Steven Graves Philip Leach Kenny Metters Daryl Richardson Lacy Scott Jerry William s 67 68 CLASS HISTORY In the autumn of 1966, our class, composed of 103 students, entered Seagrove High School as freshmen. We were sponsored by Miss Inez Kennedy, Mr. Fred Lovin, and Mr. Floyd Watkins. To guide us through this first year of high school and the many new experiences instore for us, we chose Sherri McNeill as president, Jimmy Lanier as vice-president, Dianne Auman as secretary, and Joe Allen and Tony Williamson as reporters. Four freshmen made the basketball team: Karen Auman, Ramona Auman, Jean Graves, and Sherri McNeill. Dianne Auman, Anne Graves, and Wanda Williams were cheerleaders. The boys participating in baseball were Dennis Crisco, Philip Leach, and Lacy Scott. Our other activities for the year included a Christmas party and a trip to see The Sound of Music. After a well-earned summer vacation our class, now composed of 86 students, returned to Seagrove High School as sophomores. We were sponsored by Mr. David Garner, Mr. Fred Lovin, and Mrs. Reba Smith. Leading the class were Dennis Crisco, president; Benny Cagle, vice-president; Ramona Auman, secretary; Dianne Auman and Dale McKee, reporters. Three sophomores were tapped into the Beta Club. They were Patsy Brown, Benny Cagle, and Dale McKee. The sophomores who made the basketball team were Karen Auman, Ramona Auman, Jean Graves, Sharon Loggains, Sherri McNeill, Benny Cagle, Dennis Crisco, Steve Graves, Philip Leach, Hal McKenzie, and Daryl Richardson; Dianne Auman, Anne Graves, and Wanda Williams were on the cheerleading squad. The boys on the baseball team were Steve Graves, Philip Leach, Lacy Scott, and Jerry Williams. The boys participating in track were Dennis Crisco, Andy Hancock, and Dale McKee. Our other ac- tivities included a Christmas party, a study of Julius Caesar, and a trip to see The Comedy of Errors. After a fun-filled summer, our class of 79 enthusiastic juniors were back again. We were welcomed by our homeroom teachers, Mr. David Garner and Mrs. Pamela Mabry. Leading the class this year were Benny Cagle, president; Hal McKenzie, vice-president; Andy Hancock, secretary; and Clinton Collins and Dale McKee, reporters. The seven junior marshals were Chief Dale McKee, Cheryl Ashworth, Patsy Brown, Benny Cagle, Clinton Collins, Lowell Hayes, and Phyllis Hayes. Nine class members were tapped into the Beta Club: Cheryl Ashworth, Dianne Auman, Ramona Auman, Clinton Collins, Wanda Cox, Lowell Hayes, Phyllis Hayes, Marie King and Janet Richardson. The eight juniors on the basketball team were Karen Auman, Ramona Auman, Sherri McNeill, Benny Cagle, Dennis Crisco, Steve Grav es, Philip Leach, and Daryl Richardson; the Preerleaders were Dianne Auman, chief; Anne Graves and Jean Graves; the manager was Hal McKenzie. The boys on the baseball team were Steve Graves, Philip Leach, Kenny Metters, Lacy Scott, and Daryl Rich- ardson, the manager. The boys participating in track were Andy Hancock, Roger Harris, Lowell Hayes, and Dale McKee. Some of the highlights of our junior year were presenting our class play, Seventeenth Summer; receiving or class rings, and attending the Junior-Senior Banquet. Our other activities included selling magazines, having a Christmas party, and making a trip to see Romeo and Juliet. SENIORS AT LAST! The moment had unbelievably arrived. However, only 77 out of the 103 who attempted the journey survived. We were sponsored by Mr. Edward Harris, Mrs. Barbara Holt, and Miss Dorothy Pinion. To lead our class for the last time, we chose Clinton Collins as president, Philip Leach as vice-president, Sherri McNeill as secretary, Audrey Hiatt as treasurer, and Nancy Johnson as reporter. Sarah Caudill and Joyce Williams were tapped into the Beta Club. The seniors on the basketball team were Karen Auman, Ramona Auman, Sherri McNeill, Deborah Pope, Vonnie Scott, Benny Cagle, Dennis Crisco, Steve Graves, Roger Harris, Philip Leach, and Daryl! Richardson; the cheerleaders were Anne Graves, chief; Diane Auman; Jean Graves; and Wanda Williams. The boys participating in baseball were Philip Leach and Lacy Scott. Some of the high- lights of our senior year were the presentation of our class play, The Reluctant Reunion, the Junior- Senior Prom, the last publication of the Se-Hi Annual, and the graduation exercises. 69 70 9th Grade 10th Grade 11th Grade 12th Grade REMEMBER WHEN? Remember, Edith Greene, when Mrs. Harris examined your biscuits in Home Economics | and they fell apart? Remember this famous line of poetry, Seniors? Quoth the Raven, 'Nevermore'. Remember, Janet Richardson and Jeannie Cooper, when you stole J. W.'s shoe? Remember, Ray Kiser, when Mr. Lovin threw erasers at you for sleeping in his geometry class? Remember, Phyllis Hayes, when you accidentally lost your belt during an oral book report? Remember, fifth-period geometry class, when Mr. Lovin picked up a cigarette filter for a piece of chalk? Remember, agriculture class, when you locked Mr. Boling in the library? Remember when a certain boy crawled upon a table and rang the bell with a nail and got the entire class out 30 minutes early? Remember when we tackled that first term paper? Remember when we had ice fights in chemistry? Remember when the juniors took the candles home from the Junior-Senior? Remember all the fun we had decorating for the Junior-Senior? Remember when Audrey Hiatt tried to model her coat without her skirt in Home Ec- onomics III? Remember when Dennis Crisco climbed out of the window in economics? Remember this famous line from Macbeth, Seniors? Double, double, toil and trouble. Fire burn and cauldron bubble. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the class of '70, realizing that our days in old Se-Hi are few, wish to leave some of our most prized possessions to the class of '71 in this, Our Last Will and Testament. ARTICLE | ’ To the faculty we leave our appreciation for their guidance and understanding and to the student body our love for Seagrove High. ARTICLE II Joe Allen, do hereby will and bequeath bus 96 to whoever can drive it. Shirley Asbill, do hereby leave all my talking to those who enjoy it, like Ray McCaskill. Cheryl Ashworth, do hereby will and bequeath my love for Washington, D. C., to some lucky junior. Dianne Auman, do will and bequeath my love for yelling the Tigers on to victory to anyone who has a big mouth. Doyle Auman, do hereby will and bequeath a picture of Macbeth to Mr. Harris- Karen Auman, do hereby leave my ability to get in trouble at ball practice to Trudy Scott, who gets in as much trouble as | do. Ramona Auman, leave all my joy of being a senior to the juniors. Danny Bailey, do hereby leave willingly. Karen Beane, do hereby leave my ability tc run my mouth to anyone who is willing to stick his foot in it. Cleo, Brady, do hereby leave! Pat Brady, do hereby leave my ability, ny junky notebook, my craziness, and, especially, Macbeth to Listeen McSwain. Janet Brower, do hereby leave my ability .� get in and out of trouble to Pam Saunders, and | hope she will have more luck with Dr. Peppers and Mr. Bell than I did. Patsy Brown, do hereby leave my fun at Beta conventions to anyone who can have as much fun as | do. Benny Cagle, do hereby leave my title of co-captain of the boys' basketball team to anyone who can lead the team in turnovers. Annie Cassady, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get along with other people to Listeen McSwain. Sarah Caudill, do hereby will and bequeath a bottle of Excedrin to the 1971 annual staff. Betty Chriscoe, do hereby will ana bequeath my ability to understand Mrs. Powers to anyone who can. Flona Chriscoe, do hereby leave my ways of getting out of study hall to anyone who can find the ways | did. Joe Chriscoe, do hereby leave my trowel and position in brickmasonry to Mack Chriscoe. Clinton Collins, do hereby leave my love for school to all the rising fun-seekers. Jeannie Cooper, do hereby leave my fondest memories of walking the noisy and bustling halls and exchanging warm thoughts and smiles with fellow students to Janette Needham, whose beauti- ful smile never seems to fade. Michael Cox, do hereby leave my fondness of stockcar racing to Gurnie Greene. Wanda Cox, do hereby will and bequeath my typewriter in office practice to anyone who can use it more than | did. Dennis Crisco, do hereby leave my love for basketball to Allen Copple. Janice Culler, do hereby leave my love for study hall to anyone who can have as much tur as | did Mitchei: Davis, do hereby leave my love for Mr. Bell to Jerry King. Tommy Gillispie, leave my trowel to whoever's hand it fits. Anne Graves, do hereby will and bequeath my Charlotte address and phone number to Randy Trogdon. Jean Graves, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to write letters to Ray Thomas. Steve Graves, do hereby will and bequeath all my basketball skills to Martin Needham. Peggy Green, do hereby leave my ability to stay single until | get out of school to Judy Causey. Edith Greene, do hereby will and bequeath my love, happiness, and smiles to all the soul-sisters at Seagrove. Andy Hancock, do hereby leave bus 87 to anyone who doesn't mind getting ulcers. 7 | Roger Harris, do hereby will and bequeath my speed and my code name (Charlie Scott) to Dennis Cassady. Brenda Hayes, do reluctantly leave my warm spot on the basketball bench to Phyllis Cagle in hopes that she can cool it. Larry Hayes, do hereby leave my ability to be late for school to anyone who has a dislike for brickmasonry as | have. Lowell Hayes, do hereby will and bequeath bus 81 to anyone who is qualified to drive it. Phyllis Hayes, do hereby leave my ability to get on teachers’ nerves to anyone who can handle it. Patty Hemphill, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to slip out of class to Ann Allen and Susan Cagle. Audrey Hiatt, do hereby leave my desire to all future seniors that they may find two things: true happiness and a true friend. Van Hodge, do hope that everyone has a good time next year at the new school. Donald Hudson, do hereby will and bequeath my parking place to the fastest car at Seagrove and my '63 Chevy to Kay Williams. Elaine Hunt, do hereby leave my love for Macbeth to anyone who can understand i+ Peggy Hussey, do hereby will and bequeath bus 90 to anyone who can ditch it better than | c an. Nancy Johnson, do hereby leave my love for Home Economics III to all the second year girls. Vickie Joyce, do hereby will and bequeath my crazy laugh and smiles to Rama McDonald. Marie King, do hereby will and bequeath my love for English to any student who loves it as much as | do. Ray Kiser, leave what little ability | have to do anything to anyone who can do it better than I. Jimmy Lanier, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to type to anyone who can type better than |. Philip Leach, do hereby leave with pleasure! Sharon Loggains, do hereby leave my love for graduation to anyone who looks forward to it as much as | do. David Luther, do hereby leave bus 84 to Larry Williams in hopes that he can control it better than I. Phyllis Macon, do hereby leave my ability to stay single while a senior to Becky Yow. Linda Matthews, do hereby will and bequeath my place in P.E. class to Listeen McSwain. Dale McKee, do hereby will and bequeath my task of publishing the annual to anyone who likes headaches. Hal McKenzie, do hereby will and bequeath my trig book to anyone who can do the problems. Sherri McNeill, do hereby leave my love for basketball and coaches to Ann Allen and Susan Cagle or anyone else who can stomach them Sidney McNeill, do hereby leave school to the birds. Kenny Metters, do hereby leave my agriculture class to Jerry King. Sandra Miller, leave all my quiet and studious ways to Rama McDonald. She needs them. Mike Nelson, do hereby leave my love for women to anybody who can handle them better than |. Vonita Norton, do hereby will and bequeath my English book, especially Macbeth, to Valjean and Debbie. Allen Piner, do hereby leave my parking place to whoever gets it first. Deborah Pope, do hereby leave my love for basketball to Janette Needham in hopes that she can accomplish what I could not. Michael Register, have decided to take it all with me. Daryl Richardson, being of sound mind and body do hereby leave my deep, deep love for econo- mics and sociology to all those unlucky juniors. Glenda Richardson, do hereby leave Mr. Harris to George and C. E. Teague, Mr. Watkins to Janette Needham, and my favorite seat in study hall to Gay Law. Janet Richardson, do hereby leave the joy of being a senior to any junior who can enjoy it as much as | have. Wanda Ritter, do hereby leave my ability to put people in their place to anyone who can do it as | can. Terry Saunders, do hereby leave my parking place to anyone who is lucky enough to win a Mach I. . Lacy Scott, do hereby leave my sideburns to Mr. Spencer. Joyce Williams, do hereby will and bequeath my title of D.A.R. Good Citizenship to the most deserving junior girl. Wanda Williams, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to fall down to any cheerleader who falls down in the dressing room. Barbara Williamson, do hereby leave my English class to anyone who can understand Macbeth better than I. Tony Williamson, leave, gladly! PRESIDENT Martin Needham Junior Officers VICE-PRESIDENT Ray Thomas SECRETARY Carolyn Cox REPORTERS Ann Allen Ray McCaskill Sponsors Mrs. Gibson Mr. Garner ee Ek Se + es 73 74 Donna Aldridge Gary Aldridge Ann Allen Nancy Asbill Lewis Baldwin Donald Beck Craig Boyles Diane Brim Lee Bumgarner Phyllis Cagle Susan Cagle Gary Callicutt Sue Callicutt Nancy Callicutt Judy Causey Sylvester Cheek Mack Chrisco Maxton Chrisco Brenda Chriscoe Phyllis Cole Wanda Cooper Allan Copple Carolyn Cox Randy Cox Wayne Cox Brenda Davis William Dickson Jeanette Farlow Sharon Fox Patsy Frye Juniors come in all shapes and sizes! Danny Garner Rebecca Garner Ricky Gatlin Gurnie Green Frankie Hall Phillip Harrelson Wayne Hogan Frankie Hughes Wayne Hussey Nancy Jordan Bertie King Gail Lambert Bruce Latham Marshall Law Mary Ann Law 7) Mardicia Leach Geary Ledwell Martin Leiber Michael Lucas Paul Lucas Gary Luther Brenda Mabe Kathy Maness Teresa Matthews Ray McCaskill 76 These were chosen because of their maturity and intelligence to lead the Junior Class! Rama McDonald Bonnie McNeill Brent McNeill Listeen McSwain Johnny Mills Ronald Moran Martin Needham Barbara Poole Michael Roberts Nancy Roberts Catching up on current events Juniors find it nec- essary to plan their activities very care- fully. i 78 Once again eager and ambitious e ° 1 Juniors master the art of American men's souls . Literature. This is the time for learning e These are the times that try Jimmy Sikes Sylvia Sikes David Spinks Jane Spencer C. E. Teague George Teague Jane Thomas Ray Thomas Randy Trogdon Larry Williams Louise Williamson Debra Woodell Cynthia Yow Rebecca Yow JUNIOR MARSHALS CHIEF Debra Woodell The Juniors with the highest scholas- tic achievement are chosen to serve as Junior Marshals. Susan Cagle Gary Callicutt Carolyn Cox Brenda Davis Jeanette Farlow Ray McCaskill 79 A Day In The Life At Se-Hi Sophomore Officers PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY David Graves Brent McKee Clifford Williams REPORTERS Tim Luther Deborah Lucas Sponsors Miss Clark Mr. Embree Mrs. Smith 81 82 Max Asbill Dwaine Beane Betsy Boling Max Brown Doug Bullins Dennis Cassidy Doris Caviness Wanda Cheek Bobby Chriscoe Larry Chriscoe Marjean Chriscoe Wanda Chriscoe Jeffrey Clark Boyd Cox Cynthia Cox Denise Cox Wayne Craven Wanda Crisco Debra Davis Theresa Davis Barbara DeHart David Dunn Sandy Elliott Charlene Frye Ray Garner Judy Gillispie Barbara Graves David Graves Paula Green Robert Green The Geometry and more difficult problems! glory of intelligence ‘Wilsonnia Green Linda Harris Kay Harvel Kenneth Harvel Nancy Hayes Ronald Hiatt Larry Hoskins Drema Howard Pam Howard Marion Hughes Donald Hussey Steve Hunt Patricia Ingold Virginia Kearns Garry Kennedy 83 84 Annette King Danny King Lloyd King Tony King Cynthia Kiser Darlene Kiser Joy Kiser Phillip Kiser Roger Kiser Michael Lamb Janice Lanier Elaine Leach Bobby Lineberry Ricky Loflin Deborah Lucas Now, these look like real leaders of tomorrow. Nobody can eat just one! The things one does... ...1n the name of science. Tim Luther Belinda Maness Brent McKee Delia McNeill Mike McPherson Joyce McSwain Glenn Miller Deborah Miller Steve Mills Helan Moran Shelia Morris Valjean Norton Vickie Painter Joyce Presnell Danny Reeder Leonard Reeder Ronnie Rice Dianne Richards Randy Richardsor Tona Russell Barbara Saunders Pam Saunders Trudy Scott Steve Shepperd Karen Staley Eugene Swaney Merritt Teague It has Marilyn Thomas Joanie Tucker Michael Varner Darrell Voncannon Elton Voncannon Clifford Williams Kay Williams Patricia Williams Deborah Yow Neta Yow Cynthia Woodle Joy Woodell Freshmen Officers PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY Steve Needham Deborah Swaney Gay Law REPORTERS Joey McNeill Judy Kiser Sponsors Mrs. Neely ‘Mr. Spencer Mr. Watkins 87 Cathy Asbill Rex Asbill Patricia Baldwin Richard Baldwin Benny Beck Sonya Blankenship Vicki Bowman Ann Brady Ann Braswell Dwight Brower Sandra Brower Darlene Bullins Micheal Bullins Patricia Callicutt Tim Cagle “Wee Belinda Cassidy Dottie Cassidy Thomas Cassidy Beverly Caviness Anthony Chriscoe Larry Chrisco Vanessa Collins Perry Cooper Carlene Corder Martha Cox Violet Cromer Jane Culler R. T. Davis Charles Deaton Lynn Deaton. Ann Dixon Elaine Farlow Lynne Frye Michael Garner Jerry Gillispie Larry Gray Terry Gray Carolyn Green Kathy Green | Roger Green Una Green Rachel Hayes Timothy Hayes Gracie Hill Lena Hoskins Developing useful skills is often important to future vocations. 89 Ronald Ingold Albert Jernigan Duane Jones Leola Jones Charles Joyce John King, Jr. Joyce King Randy King Terry King Treva King Judy Kiser Gwen Lambert Gay Law Timothy Ledneem Patrick Ledwell New worlds of knowledge must be explored. Though some of my errors were holy terror, That laid my life in ruins, I've rarely repeated the same mistake But boy, do | find new ones! Every day brings new challenges Georgie Starbuck Galbrath and new hills to climb. David Lineberry Gary Loggains Don Lucas Joy Lucas Carl Luther Ronald Matthews Ransom McCloud Brenda McNeill Joanne McNeill Joey McNeill Sarah McNeill Edward McRae Gary Nance Janette Needham Stevie Needham Where did yesterday go? What will tomorrow bring? 92 Donna Paige Lou Ann Potts Don Pritchard John Register Karen Richardson Beth Ryerson Linda Saunders Randy Scott Barbara Shelton Mary Spinks Regina Spinks Benny Staley Danny Staley Bobby Stanley Ferman Stridstand Debra Swaney Leonard Thomas Russell Welch Christy Williams Helen Williams Linda Williams Mona Williamson Sue Williamson Deana Woodell Jimmy Wright Kenneth Yow SOME PEOPLE NEVER leave town. Bill Spencer left and came. back to this little country town, just a village really. It’s called Seagrove, a-stone’s. throw from the) bustling town of Asheboro a few miles up the road. . Or down the road, depending on which, way you're’ traveling. . Bill Spencer grew up in Seagrove, departed to attend college at Pfeiffer, then returned to coach the school’s � basketball team; 'a I-A power with such figures as 91 rebounds one night, 114 points, too. “I: guess we've been over 100 points about two other occasions,” confirmed Spéncer whose Tigers believe in living it up in their last year of. survival.’ This small school joins the consolidation movement as part of | Southwestern Randolph next fall. ; There won’t be any more Seagrove then. The Tigers aren’t particular whom they feast on. The 114 points came against Farmer, the school merging with them to form Southwestern. They also flattened - West Montgomery, the only defeat for this 2-A school. Expected Strong Team “With three starters and some other letterman back, we expectéd to field a winning team,” admitted Spen- cer, “But then we lost our opener to Benhaven after leading at the final whistle.” How’s that? Lose a game with the clock expired and one point ahead. It happened. The official called a foul) tas the hand moved to zero, Benhaven’s player stepped. to the free throw line and converted twice, and Sea- ‘grove was 0-1. The Tigers recovered, quickly, smothered their next 11 opponents before tangling with West Montgomery a second time. West socked them hard for Loss No. 2, but it’s. been: a one-way street ever _ Binge, nine victories —without another defeat. It leaves Seagrove 20-2 and a top contender for a berth in the state 1-A tourney which the Tigers just ' misséd last season. They bowed to Stoneville in district play, a’ Stoneville club which made it to ‘the state _ championship game. But Deep River gaye the Tigers a scare, down by six with only 59, seconds to go. Coach Spencer credited a pressing defense for the comeback which wiped out a 17-point at one stage, “We were ahead only once,” recalled Spencer. “That came 18 seconds from the end when one of ‘our boys stole an inbounds pass and went in for the layup. ” Deep River fell to the Tiger charge. Who Are These F ellows? Who are these fellows?. First, there’s guard Steve ‘Graves, 6-footer with a 25-point average. And 6-foot-3 . forward Phil Leach. Forward Benny Cagle (6-2) helps form the trio which started a year ago. Junior center Martin Needham stretches to 6-foot-7, and “we don’t play to him.” Guards Roger Harris and Al Copple, swing man Daryl Richardson, guard Dennis Crisco, sophomore center Mike Lamb (6-6) all get into the Tiger Act. “We're pretty much a running team,” agreed Coach Spencer, “hitting 52 per cent of our shots. But we have to calf on our defense occasionally, like in the Deep River game.” The Tigers finished 20-10 and just missed a trip to the state tourney in 1969. With their rapid-fire offense and excellent height, they’re well on the way toward attain- ing heights a Seagrove team seldom even dreamed about in past years. This little school may bow out in style. Seagrove Sweeps Twin Bill From Bethany; Tigers Win By 100-32 SEAGROVE — Bethany in- vaded Seagrove on Friday night, for a scheduled twin- bill basketball encounter, - but it wasn’t long before the bite was taken out of the Bulldogs by the roaring Tigers. Uneaging their fierce offen- sive attack, the Seagrove cagers rolled to a_convincing and lop- sided romp over: their’ visitors, as. the Tiger boys hit the cen- tury mark in ‘the scoring column with their easy 100-32 stomp. — The_ Tigerettes didn’t have , that easy: of a eruise to victory, ‘put. still experienced ; very - little’ trouble’ in. rolling to their first victory of the year, They nearly: doubled the score the Bethany girls, while racking up a 49-25 win. This time it was.a case of ‘both Seagrove clubs having Tig: ers in ‘their tanks, especially the offensive units, as they kept the, cords humming all it pane on the Seagrove ends of the court, For Seagrove High, this was 2 (the Tiger record; to a fine 2-1, | throughout most of the first ‘maintain their margin... In ‘the their first clean sweep of a twin-bill this ‘season, bringing while the Tigerettes are 1-2. It took a little while for the girls: encounter to get’ rolling, at least in, the scoring depart- ment. The: Tigerettes had doubl- ed: the score on their visitors at the end of the first period of action, but were: ahead by just three points at 6-3. The Lady Bulldogs were able to stay with the Tigeretes half, although Seagrove _ did second. stanza, they connected for ten ts. while Bethany hit for.’ Bai agd the score sat intermission was, a 16-11 Sea- grove, advantage. 5 . The Tigerettes began to pull away an. the following third quarter and had ‘built up’ a ten point cushion, at 27-17, as play headed ‘into ‘the final | quarter. The -rogr -of the: Tigers: was heard here, as.they. pump-' ed in. ‘12 more ‘points, ag ithe hedy. Bulliggs could= notch only | | RUFFIN — The ‘roaring Tig- ers of Seagrove High School ‘bounced back from having their 11 game winning streak snapp- ed fast week, as they racked up-a 59-52-win over Ruffin on Tuesday night. + ; ‘The Lady Tigers. made� it� aicomplete Seagrove sweep o- ver their host, as they romp- ‘| unbeaten Trojans”, but this fact 17-15 first quarter advantage, ‘ed tough, and chipped away at ‘the Tiger margin-in the third ed to-an easy 43-1 conquest of the Lady Trojans im. the opening nights action. The starting line - up ‘for the Trojan boys squad was introduc- ed as “The all senior, still made: little. difference to the Tigers. ' Seagrove went, about knocking off one of the top ranked teams in-the state, their first taste of defeat, while posting their 12th win in iust 14 contest. It was a closely fought game throughout the night, with the Tigers controlling the action all the way but were never: able to roll up: the: comfortable: margin. Seagrove displayed a ‘fine performance on the boards, hauling down over 40 | re- bounds and notched a 48’ per cent shooting - average from the’ floor. | The Tigers. moved out to a connected for 13 more in the sec- ond stanza to leave the floor at: halftime with a 39-24 lead. They were. hampered by the fact that both. Steve Graves and Benny Cagle were in foul trouble. . The hosting. Trojans remain- quarter, but still trailed by 46- 43 as play went into the final) quarter. Seagrove didn’t panic at. the Ruffin comeback attempt: and protected their ad- vantage well the rest of the way. | Steve Graves was the top eight and the Seagrove taies sailed to their initial triumph, A sparkling performance by Debbie Woodell carried the Tigerettes to their first vic- tory, 4s she ripped-the cords for 20 points..Trudy Scott fired in 10 points and Sherri Mc- Neill racked up ‘12 points, This trio, of sharpeshooters. account- scored. Debra. Livingwood with 8 points, Marcia-Tucker with six} points ajid Barbara Moore with five points ae the Bethany |. effort. The boys contedt was settled in the first quarter, as coach Bill Spencer’ turned his Tigers loose: on the defenseless. Bulk dogs and they quickly ripped {the nets for an overwhelming 31 point bulge: With -a- host- of ‘Tigers on the loose, Seagrove almost. lit-| erally ran the Bulldogs’back to Bethany ‘as they. zoomed out to,a 38-7 first quarter command and cruised on to their paced victory. The way the Tigers | ) were ‘points, ‘Alan: ¢ pana att connected eight points. Tiger on the prowl, .as. he pumped in. 20 points, with Benny Cagle féflowing with 12 points. Strader with 17) points) topped’ Ruffin. ° The ‘Seagrove : girls faced a much “easiercontest, wrapping up the decision ; in- “the. quarter |astheyzoomed. out: to: | MeNeill, ¥.) Scott, Ae Wooded, 1) Boys Sq ergy oa i ee first} an overwhelming’ 16-¥ bulge and just coasted .in 'from .there. By. halftime their command had :been stretched to 22-3. and they took, a:thirty point spread, at 344 :into‘the final quarter. Susan Cagle: filled. the basket 9 with.’ a'.:19% point:oytput to lead the way for Seagrove, Sherri McNeil’ canning 11 points. cee ‘GIRLS GAME SEAGROVE’ (43) — Allen, K. Auman, Cagle, McNeill 11, R. Auman, :S. Cagle 19, Needham, Scott: 8, Sounders, Williams, Woodell2; Hayes’s RUFFIN (10) — Underwood: Spangler’i.. Barnett 4, Reynolds, Barrett, ‘Strader,, French 2, Lee 1; Cox,’Carroll, French. 2, Halftime: ‘Blackwell, J. Seagrove 22-3 BOYS GAME SEAGROVE (59) — Leach 8, Needham 3, Graves 20, Cagle 12, Chriscoe 8, Copple 6, Rich- ardsen 2, Thomas. RUFFIN: (52) — L. Strader 17, Brown 11, Benny 7, Chesnut 6, Fesies 9, D: Strader 2, Black- wel. Halftime: Seagrove 30-24 with burning the cords in the first half, and the way the Sea- grove defense had Bethany bottl- ed up, it appeared. possible they could have racked the 100 point in the first half. They, left the floor «at intermission riding ‘atop a 59-12 bulge. The second half was played mainly because the’ rules’ sy that two equal’ halfs must’ be played, but the: issue: had ‘Jo tiled. as, the’ Tigers t a. rent command into the final quarter. ; ‘This Seagrove ‘scoring pe {sion .was’ ignited ‘by’ -the. shoot-. balanced: ing sparks: of aywell attack. The‘Jeader was: Roger {Harris a8 he fired in 49. points,’ ‘withs'Martin ‘Needham: ‘canning 16; points, Steve: Graves ripping in ‘15 -points, com Cagle. 14 points ‘and ‘Chrscoe 11 added ‘nine perarenny “Richardson Top: effort from. Bethany was only nine’ points from James Isley and seven ‘poits: from, | Ken’ Hanks’ ‘Thomas: Bailey fol- lowed with four points. . ”. a= ee te eee ' Seagrove Tigers Capture oe: Double-Header At Ruffin | BETHANY (25) Mar shail, sibs 2,, — SEAGRO (ag) R, “ydoan L sortie Debbie Woodell, s eee 4, Needham, « Seott! 10, °S.” Cagle,“ MéNeilt 1)“ Py Williams. ee Halftime; Seagrove-I61 ohs eee aad $ h es +L Bailey, Marshali.1, Watkins 2, T. Bailey 4, Moore: 2; €olins :2; Slovarh, Sharpe 2, ‘Norman %, SEAGROVE °(400) Leach 6 Harris 19,4Needham 16, Graves. a5, qaaies 4, Cassidy 1 Coople Lamb - 1, Richard sc Beott Thomas, Halftirie: Seagrove’ 59-12 93 TIGERETTES 94 ALTERNATING STARTERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Susan Cagle, Debbie Woodell, Ramona Auman, Trudy Scott, Sherry McNeill, Ann Allen, Karen Auman 95 TIGERS f f 96 SENIOR SIX Daryl Richardson, Roger Harris, Dennis Crisco, Phillip Leach, Benny Cagle, Steve Graves. ihe 98 COACH: Weldon Craven TRI-CAPTAINS: Karen Auman Sherri McNeill, Ramona Auman COACH: Bill Spencer CO-CAPTAINS: Benny Cagle, Steve Graves OUR COACHES Mrs. Barbara Holt Advisor Cheerleaders Weldon Craven Girls Basketball We appreciate your time, patience, and all the help you have given us this year. Bill Spencer Boys Basketball Baseball 99 All Conference A C al ] O N Points? Turnover 100 All Conference 2 ALONG sip Comeback 101 CHEERLEADERS 102 103 TIMEKEEPER: Jerry Williams SCOREKEEPER: leannie Cooper ANNOUNCER: Randy Trogdon ree GRE HHS bs me dubs pene 4 RH 2, Ghat iMate MANAGERS 104 HOMECOMING COURT FIRST-RUNNER-UP QUEEN SECOND-RUNNER-UP Shirley Asbill Sherri McNeill Dianne Auman 105 OUR QUEEN IN ACTION 106 HONOR ATTENDANTS JUNIOR SOP HOMORE FRESHMAN Nancy Asbill Linda Harris Rachel Hayes 107 Baseball Team COACH: Bill Spencer 108 PITCHER Philip Leach ies: Be BG, BS PITCHERS Billy Dickson, Alan Copple OUTFIELDERS Kenny Metters, Gary Kennedy, Ray McCaskill me SHORTSTOP and SECOND BASE Alan Copple, Lacy Scott 109 MONOGRAM PRESIDENT: Steve Graves VICE-PRESIDENT: Philip Leach SECRETARY: Dianne Auman ADVISOR Mr. Spencer 110 11] MR. ELLIS’ EIGHTH GRADE Mr. Robert Ellis Randy Alexander Van Allen Linda Brim Beverly Bumgarner Diane Cagle Harvey Cagle Gary Conklin Gary Davis Doug Dickenson Kenneth Greene Kirby Greene Michael Hinesley Curtis Hooker Debra Hudson Roger Jernigan Becky Kennedy Jeff Lamb 3 TF Linda Luther Calvin Lynch Ricky Martinez Ricky McNeill Ronald McNeill Ruth Moran Gwen Pritchard Tony Richardson Ruth Sikes Susan Strickland Melody Thompson Keith Trogdon Greg Tucker John Vercoe Nancy Williams Shirley Williams Michael Williamson Liz MR. KANTNER’S EIGHTH GRADE Mr. Stephen Kantner Jerold Ashworth Michael Auman Rex Auman Lonnie Blackmon Charlie Brown Sue Bumgarner Patsy Coble James Combs Audie Davis Jack Garner Wanda Green Debbie Hammond Richard Hammond Mark Johnson Allen Jones Kathy Kiser Barry Lamonds Bobby Lunsford Lola Maness Vicky McDuffie Audie McLaughlin Shirley Moran Anthony Poole Steven Richardson Ned Ryerson Debbie Spivey Jimmy Varner Kara Walker Vicki Ward Brenda Willard Herbert Williams Lynne Yow 113 MR. POOLE’S EIGHTH GRADE Mr. Phillip Poole Tim Allen Barbara Archer Denise Auman Michael Bone Geraldine Chriscoe Phillip Cole Donese Garner Brenda Greene Tommy Hall Kelly Harris Terrie Harvel Mary Helm Bruce King Charles King Lindsay Kiser Phillip Ledwell Janet Luther Larry Mabe Sheila McNeill Gary Moran Robert Morrison Joseph Patterson Loree Reeder Winfred Reeder Zora Reeder Celia Richardson James Shelton Janice Swaney Anna Voncannon ek SRE, DAS Frances Willard Dianne Williamson Harold Williamson Deevon Yates 114 high school days are coming neers | COACH - MR. POOLE JUNIOR VARSITY % seen eee? eer cesees COACH - MISS McCASKILL 116 COACH, MISS CLARK LEADERS OF THE CROWD COACH, MRS. HOLT LA ¥é MRS. BARTON’S SEVENTH GRADE Mrs. Barbara Barton Danny Auman Gwen Auman Robert Braswell Bonnie Cox Ronnie Cox Kenneth Davis Lee Davis Lonnie Freeman David Garner Benjie Hancock Jo Ellen Hancock Waddell Harris Debbie King Johnny King Pat King Randy King Gregg Kiser Mark Lane Randy Lucas Mike Mabe Mike Maness Mona Marion Debbie Marsh Karen McNeill Mark Page Sam Potts Sharon Richardson Steve Richardson Melanie Scott Ruth Staley Cindy Voncannon Mary Voncannon Sandra Yow 118 MR. CRAVEN’S SEVENTH GRADE Mr. Weldon Craven Tim Arrington Garry Baldwin Deborah Boling LaDare Brown Cindy Callicut William Cassidy Donnie Chriscoe Emily Combs Eddie Gann Sharon Graves Leon Greene Farrell Harris Donald Freeman Richard Frye Gail Hussey Marlene King Donald Law Charles Leiber Steve Lucas Denise Maness Beverly Martin Tony Mashburn Linda McNeill Patsy McNeill Devonna McRae Donna Painter Tommy Ray Franky Rice Helenia Spinks Janet Voncannon Sammy Voncannon Vance Voncannon Kathy Williams Kathy Williamson Lemuel Yow 119 MR. MANESS’ SEVENTH GRADE Mr. James Maness Gregory Auman Gary Beane Mary Cagle Wanda Cagle Sandy Chriscoe Edna Cooper Joy Craven Erma Farlow Betty Gallimore Jimmy Green Debbie Howard Clinton Hurley Lucy Jernigan Linda Johnson Debbie Kennedy Sharon Lambert Diane Lineberry Lester Lineberry Terry Ingold Marcella Lucas Rebecca Luther Jesse Matthews Joel McKee Billy McKenzie James McLeod Doreen Richardson Sharon Richardson Karen Sellers Brian Shaw Johnny Shelton Steve Staley Ava Strickland Randy Williams Janice Winston Annie Yow 120 MR. BROWNE'S SIXTH GRADE Mr. Charles Browne Alan Aldridge Karen Arrington Sandra Brim Rex Cagle Arthur Cassidy Walter Cassidy Danny Cox Audrey Farlow Cathy Graves Sharon Green Bruce Hooker Mark Howard David Jones Ricky Latham Billy Leach Diane Luther Lynn Luther Doris Maness Perry McLaughlin Dean McNeill Ricky Moran Cynthia Payne Jefferson Potts Linda Ratliff Michael Rich Pamela Richardson Frankie Ritter Anna Ryerson Ronald S pinks Becky Thomas Kaye Voncannon Tony Williams Tony Wilson Sue Woodell 121 MRS. FOGLEMAN’S SIXTH GRADE Mrs. Peggy Fogleman Susan Allen James Auman Stevie Boone Ann Bumgarner Kathryn Callicutt Jimmy Cooper Debra Crisco Susan Gordan Phil Hammond Mark Hayes Judy Hill Grace Hurley Glenn King Randy Loflin Charles Luck Alan Maness Carolyn McDuffie Cathy McNeill Judy Needham Rene Patterson David Payne Mike Redwine Danny Richardson Teresa Richardson Cathy Roberts Dennis Singleton Sandra Spencer Lou Ann Thompson Gwendall Tucker Kendall Tucker Phillip Varner Eddie Voncannon 122 MISS BELL’S FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE Fifth Grade Miss Elizabeth Bell Tony Auman Deborah Beane Eva Beane Timothy Brim Vernon Brown Debbie Davis David Garner Cheryl King Curtis Marsh Phyllis Mc Neill Michael Moore Willie Richardson Dustene Shepard Thomas Slack Pamela Yow Sixth Grade Malinda Ayers Alden Brown Darlene Cagle Steven Garner Michael Latham Ervin Luther Barry Morrison Carol McNeill Linda McNeill Debra Presnell Diane Wilkins Janet Willard Wenatecssassoneai” Steven Yow 123 MISS ALBRIGHT’S FIFTH GRADE Miss Lesta Albright Ronald Boroughs Wayne Bunting Phillip Cagle Dawn Callicutt Rachel Callicutt Ronald Cassidy Donna Cox Cathy Crisco Jerry Frye Kenneth Gallimore Henry Garner Tammy Green Gregg Hancock Norma Jernigan Rickey Keeling Anthony King Helen King Wilburt Ledwell Leisa Lucas Laura Luther Ronnie Marion Lettice McRae Joseph Redwine Phyllis Reeder Richard Russell Benjamin Scott David Scott Welta Smith John Spivey Lena Strider Betty Thompson Cynthia Williamson Debra Williamson 124 MRS. BRASWELL’S FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Gerald Braswell Ray Auman Brenda Baum Dianne Bennett Dale Brower Bonny Bumgarner Rhonda Cranford Suzanne Graves Nancy Jones Garry King Kathy King Lucretia King Greg Lamb Michael Latham Denice Mabe Tresa Marion Bonnie Martin Craig McKee Roger McNeill Cheryl Patterson Pete Pugh Faye Odom David Reeder Wanda Richardson Ricky Shaw Janice Smith Michael Staley Juanita Trotter Sandra Vestal Jackie Willard Kathy Williamson Tammy Wilson Peggy Wright Margo Woodell 125 MISS MCCASKILL’S FIFTH GRADE Miss Norma McCaskill Shirley Baldwin Karen Boling Jane Braswell Pam Cole Craig Cooper Alva Davis Tommy Freeman Patricia Green Judy Greene Nonette Haga Joann Hall Sandy Harvel Daryle King Tami Kiser Michael Lambirth Robert Letterloug Vonzelle Lilly Darrell Little Veronica Luther Kenneth Lynch Jeff Norris Glenn Parnell Rebecca Peterson Paul Roberts Billy Rose Larry Siler Janet Shelton Doug Spivey Jane Spivey Vella Strickland Debra Tate Bethann Varner Rose Woodell Becky Wright 126 MR. RYERSON’S SPECIAL EDUCATION Mr. Carl Ryerson Betty Beane Patricia Beane Billy Brown Roger Callicutt Wayne Callicutt Larry Frye Stephen Luther Ricky Marion Gayle McLeod Kay McNeill Hilda McRae Elaine Southern Teresa Ward Gwendolyn Winston Jean Winston MISS RICH’S FOURTH GRADE Miss Cleta Rich Teresa Blake Timmy Boone Roger Bowman Laverne Brady Karen Brim Lisa Bumgarner Janice Cagle Cynthia Davis Roger Davis Mark Frazier Linda Gann Bruce Greene Sonia Hughes Arnold Hurley James Jernigan Gail Jones Nicky Kennedy Mary Ella King Rhonda Loflin Daniel Lucas Paul McLaughlin Danny McNeill Janet McNeill Donna Moran Ricky Nixon Beverly Richardsor Roger Ritter Treva Shaw Amanda Trotter Terry Williams Audrey Williamson Sylvia Woodell Johnny Yow Keith Yow Timmy Yow 128 MISS WRENN’S FOURTH GRADE Miss May Wrenn Robin Auman Delbert Ayers Deborah Baldwin John Beane, Jr. Anita Brown Beverly Brown Darlene Brown Debbie Callicutt Everett Callicutt Richard Comer Darlene Cox Danny Goss Douglas Greene Tina Howard Gail Kennedy Terry Kennedy Randy King Regina Leach Teresa Lee Mark Luther Charlon Marion Cathy Moore Michael Perry Colon Richardson Steven Russe! Lorrie Scott Teresa Sellers Danny Shaw Eldon Sheppard Russell Siler Chrystal Spencer Sarah Varner Rogon Walker Clara Winston 129 MRS. REGISTER’S THIRD GRADE Mrs. Virginia Register Johnny Beane Pamela Blue Sandra Brim | Mitchell Burns Garry Cassedy Pamela Cassidy Barry Cole Vicki Cooper Tammy Crisco Glenn Davis Craig Freeman Deborah Garner Tony Green Larry Jordan Ronald Kennedy Anthony Ledwell Dwight Little Donna Luther Betsy Luck Tari Marion Connie Needham Vicki Pierce Robert Richardson Teresa Sheppard Donna Shelton Tony Sheppard Jeffery Woodell 130 MRS. WHITENER’S THIRD GRADE Mrs. Maxine Whitener Scott Auman Sharon Auman Rhonda Brady Donald Bullins Deborah Burgess Jeffrey Cole Betty Cox Todd Craven Shelia Davis Deborah Green Mary High Diana Hooker Patsy Ingram Michael Johnson Lise King Jerry Lane Benjamin Letterlough Claudie Lineberry Teresa Maness James Marion Cynthia Richardson Randy Richardson Sandra Smith Brenda Thompson Rodney Voncannon Susan Wri ght 13] MRS. PETERSON’S AND MR. STEFFEN’S SPECIAL EDUCATION Mrs. Irma Peterson Mr. Rick Steffen Eric Bean Gregory Boyles Bonita Cheek Dennis Corder David Gallimore Robert Gallimore Frances Garner Rocky Garner Barbara Green William Green John Harris Randy Latham Wanda McNeill Brenda Owens Dianne Pugh Joe Pugh Susan Roberts Elaine Winston William Woodell Wilma J. Woodell 132 MRS. LAWRENCE’S SECOND GRADE Mrs. Ruth Lawrence Jeff Auman Hugh Beane Samuel Beane Cynthia Brown Dean Brown Willis Cagle Gregory Cassady Brian Cooper Christopher Davis Sharon Davis Gwendolyn Graves Wesley Greene Dean Hayes Lewis King Susan King Timothy Marsh Terry Martin John Moran Ravonda Parks Tammy Parrish Azel Patterson Larry Presnell Brian Siler Duane Strider Ruth Strider 133 MISS LOWIE’S SECOND GRADE Miss Mary Lowie Amanda Beane Mark Burgess Randy Callicutt Tony Callicutt Gratchal Cassidy Bobby Coltrane Elizabeth Comer Kim Dickinson Jeff Frye Patsy Green Greg Hill Anne Hughes Pat Kennedy Gary Maness Randy Marion Teresa McNeil Rickie Moore Timothy Payne Kathy Pritchard Dennis Siler . Kenneth Staley Bruce Trogdon Morrissa Vest Robin Voncannon Scotty Yow 134 LYNCH’S SECOND GRADE Miss Enola Lynch Marion Auman Anne Boroughs Mark Braswell Myrna Brown Terry Cagle Gary Cassidy Rhonda Cox Karen Davis Kim Farr Joy Frye Darlene Garner Frankie Harris Tony Hawkins David Jernigan Diane Jernigan Bruce Maness Norma McNeill Eddie Mosley Betty Owens Tonia Potts Joanne Pugh Wanda Ratliff Randy Tedder Eddie Williams Jean Williamson Anthony Woodell 135 MRS. TILLEY’S SECOND GRADE Mrs. Joan Tilley David Archer Theresa Brower Howard Byrd Ricky Cole Frances Freeman Perry Green Benita Greene Thomas Greene Sandy Hancock Roy Harris Jesse Hill Ronald Hudson Timothy Hunt Deborah Jones Sandra Hughes Mary Little Alesia McNeill Michael McNeill Jesse Overton Danny Rich Jessie Richardson Kenneth Richardson Susan Swaney Vickie Woodell Karen York Michael Yow 136 MRS. WILES’ SECOND GRADE Miss Effie Wiles Catherine Auman John Boone Ethan Cassady Donna Cox Daniel Dunn Todd Freeman Ronald Garner Cynthia Harvell Kimberly Hurley Laura Johnson Jeffrey King Mary McKenzie Donza McLaughlin Mark McLaughlin Mark McRae Roy Myers Holly Norton Lisa Richardson Pamela Ritter Sandra Roberts James Wilkins Ricky Williamson Randy Woodell Tony Wright Bruce Yow 137 MRS] BU LEAS SSIs G READE Mrs. Jewel Bulla Cynthia Allred Debra Blue Kenneth Brady Tony Brown, Inge Callicutt Tammy Davis Joseph Freeman Bobby Frye Thomas Garren LeAnder Gray Joan Greene Sonya Hudson Brenda Hurley Wanda King Cora Lambirth Danny Marshall Donnie McNeill Kathy Moore Joanna Moore Lonnie Owens Debra Parsons Debara Roberts Kimberly Sheppard Wallace Smith Lisa Stutts Douglas Yow Dwight Yow 138 MISS KERNS’ FIRST GRADE Miss Ida Kerns Cleveland Beane Scotty Bowman Edna Callicutt Elbert Conner Lisa Cooper Jackie Cranford Timothy Daniels Randy Davis Donald East Rosa Garren William Harris Johnny Harvel Lynn Johnson Deborah Luther Robert McDuffie Derrick McLaughlin Jerry McNeil Michael McNeil Patricia Milks Robert Moran Johnny Kennedy Earl King Betty Spencer Barbara Strider Joel Varner Michael Williamson 139 140 Mrs. Mary Ryerson Chris Allen Ricky Baum Kimberly Bristow Vicky Callicutt Amy Cassady Gina Chriscoe Patricia Collins Benjamin Cox Lorenzo Harris Rhonda Hoover Elaine King Mark Lamb Wanda Latham Deana Little Deborah Luther Garret Luck Donnie Maness Faith Marion Sharon Martin Robin McCrary Lee McDuffie Tony Moran Karan Presnell Myra Smith James Vest Jerry Woodell MRS. RYERSON’S FIRST Gk a Die MISS SANDERS’ FIRST GRADE Miss LaTanya Sanders Kimberly Auman Terry Bumgarner Howard Bunting Lora Bunting Norma Callicutt Buddy Caviness Patricia Cagle Jerry Cox Ricky Dunn Pamela Foust Diane Freeman Martha Gallimore Debra Hurley Beverly King Eugene King Barbara Martin Mark McClure Edward McLead Joyce Odom Kenneth Patterson Deborah Reeder Myressa Rich Tammy Russell Melinda Tucker Phyllis Voncannon Bryant Winston 141 BROWER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL These students complete their first eight years at Brower, then transfer to Seagrove High. 142 PRINCIPAL Marvin J. Gatlin aC CLOI EI EYE Miss Gaynelle West Mrs. Mary Ann Bancroft Mrs. Phyllis Sugg Mrs. Mary Y. Saunders Mr. William F. Mann Mr. Worth Younts, Jr. 143 Librarian B VSOSK nh Soe pone maces William Mann Teacher Aide Mrs. Hilda Welborn c 2 Custod Iscoe Herbert Chr 144 Mrs. Betty Macon CAFETERIA MANAGER Mrs. Yvonne Craven ASST, CAFETERIA MANAGER CAMPUS SHOTS —E MRS. SAUNDERS’ FIRST GRADE Darlene Beck Joy Beck Lisa Brower Randy Brown Tracy Canty Stella Cassidy Vickie Cassidy Delores Chriscoe Barry Cox Nancy Davis Holly Hayes Anna Jo Kiser Keith Louris Anita McNeill Carl McSwain Dwight Ritter J. C. Saunders, Jr. Myra Scott Nell Teague Edwina Yow 146 MRS. BANCROFT’S SECOND AND THIRD GRADES Second Grade Aundra Bittle Cynthia Brown Mark Davis Donna Kiser Terry McNeill Debbie Norwood Byron Owens Mike Phillips Randall Scott Dwayne Staley Third Grade Susan Asbill Nettie Cassidy Bonita Cheek Denny Chriscoe Jeff Hayes James Kiser Stanley Welborn Gwen Louris Darrell McSwain Jimmy Needham Tammy Needham Danny Roberts 147 148 MRS. SUGG’S THIRD Third Grade Deborah Cassidy Charles Cheek Melvin Chriscoe Lisa Kiser Randy McNeill Rodney Ritter Danny Saunders Sara Scott Johnny Spencer Douglas Staley Fourth Grade Patricia Asbill Dean Beck Deborah Bittle Terry Burrow Erwin Chriscoe Marcia Chriscoe Reba Chriscoe Debbie Cox Shelia Davis Eddie Davis Leona Hayes Wendell Hussey Royce Kiser Joan Macon Vivian Needham Shirley Richardson Kathy Roberts James Spinks Jimmy Williamson AND FOURTH GRADES MR. YOUNTS’ FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADES Fourth Grade Toby Brower Joanette Brown Robin Caviness Wilma Chriscoe Paul Davis Neal Kiser Bruce Hayes Don Macon Tony McNeill Ricky Norwood Grady Williams Fifth Grade Ruth Bittle Richard Cheek Theodore Cheek Gurney Chriscoe James Chriscoe Larry Culler Lucinda Garner Joseph Hayes Jerry Kiser Mitchell Kiser Sandra Kiser Melesa Nelson Sharon Saunders Dianne Spinks Rosa Lee Spinks Hal Williamson Roger Woodle 149 MR. MANN’S SIXTH AND SEVENTH GRADES Sixth Grade Cindy Asbill James Chriscoe Jeff Craven Karen Hayes Cheryl Hussey Wilda Hussey Helen Kiser Willie McSwain Phil Owens Grace Ritter Cecelia Spinks Harold Teague Robin Welborn Randall Welch Seventh Grade Rachael Brady Alvin Chriscoe Garrett Chriscoe Kelly Chriscoe Milton Chriscoe Harold Craven 4% ae SARS hes Gene Davis Louise Hayes Vickie Hayes Pam Kennedy Debbie Kiser Michael Macon Reece Needham Sherry Needham Billy Roberts Nancy Spencer Robert Spinks 150 MISS WEST’S EIGHTH GRADE Sharon Beck Stan Beck Rebecca Bittle Sharon Brower Denise Caviness Ivan Cheek - Sylvia Cheek Brenda Chriscoe Clare Chriscoe Marilyn Davis Billy Ferree Garrett Garner Ray Garner Calvin Hayes Gerald Hayes Wanda Hussey Donald Kiser Hal Macon Anita Needham Joey Richardson Wanda Spinks 151 iby SEAGROVE LUMBER CO. Dealers in Lumber and Building Materials Phone 873-2091 Compliments of LUCK’S INCORPORATED Seagrove, N. C. SEASONED WITH PORK Processors of Fine Heat and Eat Style Foods RUSSELL HOSIERY MILLS, INC. 12), (@), Iskeps. ¥ Star, NorthaGarolina 27350 Phone: 919 428-1211 2820-21 Empire State Building New York City 10001 Phone: 212 279-9760 SEAGROVE HARDWARE Seagrove, North Carolina SEAGROVE AMERICAN SERVICE YOU EXPECT MORE FROM AMERICAN. . . AND YOU GET IT 873-9861 SEAGROVE NORTH CAROLINA WHY-NOT UPHOLSTERY 155 Congratulations DAVIS’S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT Phone 873-2394 Seagrove, North Carolina Home Cooked Food Short Orders, Plates and Milk Shakes TEAGUE’S SERVICE STATION KEssoperoducts and Groceries LEWIS EAGUE, Operator store - 879-2345 Esso DEALER Esso Kerosene and FOR SUPERIOR BUSINESS TRAINING ASHEBORO COMERCIAL COLLEGE TRAINING BUSINESS LEADERS SINCE 1949 Dial: 625-4094 Or 629-9238 151 N. Fayeteville Street TEAGUE’S OIL SERVICE Hie sO! CHARLES THEAGUE SS Proprictor Erect aN a Ger Phone - 879-2519 TAYLOR HOMES TROY, NORTH CAROLINA SOUTHERN PINES, N.C. GREEN COVE SPRINGS, FLA. 156 TOBIAS RICH'S INTERIORS Sapolin Paints eee ICivette ota Phe 625-4969 ANS BORE), IN (Cy. PATVANS 221 Fayetteville Street Asheboro North Garolkinam| Callaway-Patcraft Carpet Imperial Wallpaper Vary le loors PRORN Seiainssotreet High Point North Carolina JJ, 1), COMES An POTTERY FUNERAL HOME SEAGROVE, NORTH CAROLINA Asheboro Randleman Phone 873-2561 CIRCLE INN RESTAURANT Intersection of Highways 311 220 GRAVES CANDLE SHOP SEAGROVE, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLETE CAFETERIA SERVICE Phone 873 - 2713 Mr. Mrs. John M. Routh Owner Operator VESTAL MOTOR COMPANY VAN) SOLU a! AE EVAIUYE Syl SIMMONS FLOOR COVERING Sales and Installation Ceramic Tile Linoleum, Carpet Seagrove 873-3011 Coleridge 879-2558 ASHEBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Phone: 625-2343 157 158 MORRIS SELF-SERVICE PO nV LO ReneS Owner and Operator B G PURE Highway 705 Between Seagrove Robbins 1 1 2 Miles North of Seagrove on BE SURE WITH PURE Highway 220 Phone 873-2733 879-2279 RIDGE-McDOWELL FUNERAL HOME NY, OU Rew © UG EE be) les BUNERALADIRE GiLOR Ss MODERN SHELL STATION Seagrove, North Carolina Phone 873-2541 Tune-Up Douglas Batteries GompletesGar andairucka@wubrication 25 4Ca Tawa sl 261 N. Fayetteville Street Asheboro, North Carolina Phonero25oc 15 SEOs BOOK STORE, INC. 140-42 South Fayetteville Street PyOeDrawerm. 919-625-5101 Asheboro, North Carolina 27203 EEE VI EEATGE DRESS SHOP Dresswear for Women and Children Seagrove, mNaG. School Supplies SHAW FURNITURE GALLERIES MONTGOMERY DRUGS, INC. Phone: 428 - 551] Star, N. C. The Largest Furniture Discount House in the Carolinas Por Ose bOxno 6 Randleman, North Carolina Phone: 88-2628 FAMILY HEALTH CENTER Larry Kennedy, Pharmacist ALLEN MOTOR COMPANY Chrysler Motors Corporation DERRYee@anh OV Erm ING: 118° N. Ghurch, St. Asheboro, North Carolina 27203 Diamonds, Watches, Musical Instruments | CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH, VALIANT LONGVIEW SERVICE STATION 1] Mile North Seagrove U., S. Highway 220 Sinclair Gas and Oil Mobile Home Sales Biscoe, North Carolina Phone 428-809 1 SEAGROVE SUPERETTE Meats Produce Highway 220 873-2662 Compliments of SEAGROVE OIL COMPANY TOWN COUNTRY FURNITURE 613 N. Fayetteville Phone 625-5522 Furniture Appliances Asheboro, North Carolina Donation by WILSON ENGINEERING pea GkROV Er UPHOLSTERIN : TOMMY'S DRIVE-IN New Furniture Re-upholstering North Hayetteville Street Asheboro North Carolina SSEEMOOMIE, IN (©, Phone 873-2693 ONE HOUR MARTINIZING The Most in Dry Cleaning BEAN'S GROCERY SERVICE Highway 13 Asheboro, North Carolina Phone 879-2659 726 South Fayetteville St. Asheboro, N. C. 27 203 W. T. GRANT COMPANY COFFIN SCARBORO Hillside Shopping Center Quality Shoes Asheboro, North Carolina Asheboro MENIOTEGarnlinn YATE'S THRIFT SHOP SPONTA S250 hG ean G. Shoes and Accessories fOcsthesMntire Warmily)! Zee 5UnSet Aves Phone 629-9652 Asheboro, N.C. Where They Hate High Prices Asheboro, North Carolina 159 160 ROGERS JEWELERS 114 Sunset Avenue Asheboro, North Carolina Class Ring Headquarters Teen Age Accounts Welcomed FSD UDC LISD) SielOle Church Street Asheboro North Carolina Phone 625-5350 SEAGROVE RADIO TV REPAIR SERVICE Seagrove, Ns C. 27341 Clinton McNeil 873-2264 HUNSUCKER PRINTING CO. 629-9125 113 Trade St. Asheboro, North Carolina GARNER-MORGAN HARDWARE CoO. ‘General Hardware Home Appliances and Sporting Goods Telephone 625-2367 126-128 sNortheGhurchestrecn Asheboro. Nec: HOFFMAN INGOLD AUTO SALES 1014 North Fayetteville Asheboro, North Carolina DEA Ker ORtom AND GREENHOUSES Florist and Gift Shop Home and Garden Center Asheboro, N. C. MOORE'S Asheboro's Newest Department Store Asheboro Nae. Compliments of SUPERIOR®DR Ye CRBANING Phone MA 5-3993 COPS meta yette v1 lew ov, Asheboro, N. C. Compliments of BRADY!) SFAU TOR VES New Dodge Cars and Truck Dealer General Repair Work Automatic Transmission Asheboro, N. C. Phone 629-1637 ASHEBORO CONCRETE CUMMINGS FROZEN FOODS PRODUCTS CO. Meat Processing and Curing Manufacturers Solite Masonry Blocks MocteriRentais Distributors Building Material Zero Storage IP), (@), IBiebe (exe Ns he bo 0 Nine. Phone 625-5161 NsheboLno wm Nee. Compliments of ELLIOTT OF FICE EQUIPMENT GO.|ASHEBORO PLUMBING and HEATING 124 West Academy Street 1029 Sunset Ave. North Garoling Phone 625-6141 Asheboro North Carolina |8heboro EP Abs L CINCOME IE. MING, ERECT BARBER SHOP Monday 6:00 P.M. Until-- Thursday Lester C. Baber Men and Young Men's Wear Ladies' Sportswear INS, Nx Gp Erect,, Ni @ BAKERS SHOE STORE Shoes for the Family 111 Sunset Avenue 625-2025 Asheboro, N, C. 27203 NANCE CHEVROLET CO. ASHEBORO, NORTH CAROLINA STEDMAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY Asheboro Noreen Careenl wae Phone 025-2141 Gly SEAUN DRY CLEANERS Phone 576 =- 233] Troy, N. C. 27371 HARDIN'S FURNITURE Highway 220 4 miles North Asheboro, North Carolina Joe Virginia Hardin ABEIN SSRESTAURANT, Highway 220 Between Star and Biscoe Phone 428-4547 ROY'S MOBILE HOMES Highway 22 North Biscoe, N. C, Phone 428-4547 G, L. HARRIS 322 Sunset Avenue Asheboro, N. C. 2 203 Asheboro, Nene. F ASHION FABRICS Dress and Drapery Fabrics IV2S8Seetayetteville Street DOGENeSU DS Two Locations 1011 North Fayetteville 1310 South Fayetteville Asheboro, N. C. CG, Se TOL SAWIAHEL, LINKC Manufacturers of N, C. Pine Hardwood Lumber Hillsville, N. C. EDS) SUI PNY Automobile Supplies PemOesBOXEG7G McINTOSH LUMBER Rough Finished Lumber J. P. McIntosh (Owner) Star, North Carolina Phone 428-8771 Night 428-4186 LONG MEADOWS FARMS Montgomery Division Country Fresh Dairy Products 576-6621 Wen ING Ce OAKWOOD MOBILE HOMES A Price for Every Budget Troy, North Carolina 576-1131 Highway 27 West ELECTRONIC SERVICE CO. 160 N. Park St. 629-1670 T. V. Sales Service Phone 625-5237 161 Madlyn's Health Figure Salon 1525 N. Fayetteville Street Asheboro, North Carolina Pickets Department Store Star, North Carolina Grimes Jewelry Company Asheboro, North Carolina Pickett's Men's Shop 115 North Main Street Randleman, North Carolina Jones Department Stores 108-10 Sunset Avenue Asheboro, North Carolina Paige's Midway Garage Route 4, Highway 220 Asheboro, North Carolina Randolph rurniture Company 523 N. Fayetteville Street Asheboro, North Carolina Coble's Esso Service Station 207 N. Fayetteville Street Asheboro, North Carolina Donald Hudson Judy Floyd 63 Chevy Rules BOOSTERS Memory's Dress Shop Beauty Salon 107 N. Main Street Randleman, North Carolina Rich Auto Sales 1112 S. Fayetteville Street Asheboro, North Carolina E. C. Gann The Subscription Man Route 4, Asheboro, North Carolina Salem Neckwear Company Randleman, North Carolina Farlowe Grocery 873-2241 Brent McNeil Route 1, Seagrove 879-3327 Gary Ledwell Seagrove 873-2603 Cliff's Curb Market U. S. 220 South Asheboro, North Carolina Cagle Racing Seagrove, North Carolina Gail Harris Pat Garner Wayman Scott FRIENDS The Bluegrass Gentlemen Joel McKee Jimmie Auman Mrs. Eva Williams Lou Ann Potts Johnny Skeen Reece Beane Nancy Hayes Amos Hayes John Beane Lowell Hayes Karen Beane Thurman Davis Hugh T. Hayes Bernice Hayes Virginia Allen Noel Lee Hayes Dwaine Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Beane Autographs Alek | LE Via oe Foe i aes oy es ees oa WO pb A yn e bt : aia ay Ces a ee be oe Gt ELl ploy ae : Brot 5 Le abveye a NY 0) - ) — “- ie Ly a i, =4 N cox pe re Yu we See 5) ( CN oft “ 4 } ee, CG en ee eae ZEON J Be. Oe) Cd eae | G xt, | Sumemter Lo Cavrung oul Ochsel ge WD do. go 2 quroe et Spnid a Clay oe tivo wth You. 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