Vaiden Whitley High School - Shield Yearbook (Wendell, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1969 volume:

JBmdie iq (c ‘’ JfLUfi{q Buzins • ' ► • - WTV ' %- LU TRUTH l Q WISDOM IJ HONOR COURAGE Ur+i 4t 1 965• Pz7t e ifeus d THE 1969 SHIELD Vaiden Whitley High School Wake County, North Carolina Volume IV p u4UhVi cytyV yfeyL aVi yf VAIDEN WHITLEY HIGH SCHOOL WAKE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION HARRY E. STEWART. CHAIRMAN HENRY R. ADAMS MRS. J. Q. ADAMS FERD L. DAVIS W. M. SATTERWHITE FRED A. SMITH. SUPERINTENDENT T. M, GRIMES. ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT A E. FUSSELL ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT E D. ELLINGTON. BUILDING SUPERVISOR ■ • ' ' ■ ■ 1 ' JESSE M. PAGE ASSOCIATES W . C. VICK CONSTRUCTION CO ARCHITECTS CONTRACTOR ■ ' ■ ERECTED 1964 - 1965 ARCHITECTS ERECTED 1964 1965 dear Hail to thee . . ' ' ' ’ m . Created in the minds of men of courageous foresight, envisioned as a center of learning committed to the many facets of education, Vaiden Whitley, unsteeped in tradition and poor in heritage, embarked four years ago upon her course of spreading a “shining light of knowl¬ edge and integrity.” Weathering the growing pangs of youth, verging to take in a fourth, she has resolutely pursued her chartered course, providing multitudinous opportunities for aspiring young people to work, to play, to achieve, to excel. m 6 Contents-. Student Life . 8 Academics . 20 Organizations . 84 Features . 110 Athletics . 122 Advertisements . 140 Index . 175 Conclusion . 176 7 Student Life Hail to tdee our Alma Mafer, loyal u?e sfiall June 1968■. One hundred twenty-four I Advisory Board Chairman, Mr. J. T. Knott, Jr., presents long-awaited diplomas to happy yet tearful graduates. The Class of 1968 assumes a dignified pose for final photograph. 10 On Sunday afternoon, May 26, 1968, Dr. Albert G. Edwards, pastor of Raleigh’s First Presbyterian C hurch, delivered the Baccalaureate Sermon to the 1968 Graduating Class. Preceding the message, the Vocal Ensemble sang “I’ll Walk With God” and “The Halls of Ivy.” The Honorable Robert B. Morgan, North Carolina State Senator, spoke to the Seniors at their Graduation Exercises on Friday evening, May 31. Special music was rendered by the Whitley Chorus under the direction of Mr. Charles Burt. After presentation of the Senior Class by Mr. Stanley Dail, Mr. J.T. Knott, Jr., Advisory Council Chairman, presented diplomas to the graduates. determined Seniors receive diplomas. Dr. Albert G. Edwards in¬ quires, “Are you unsatisfied, satisfied or dissatisfied?” The Honorable Robert Morgan urges Seniors to reach beyond as they accept life’s challenges. Prom setting is Shangri-La. Seniors, Juniors, and their guests treaded a bamboo-lined path to enter a candle-lit oriental world on Saturday evening, April 27, 1968. Brightly colored flowers, spreading fans, wild-eyed dragons, and Eastern scenes converted the student lounge and cafeteria into another world. On the school patio a fountain spilled into a rock encircled pool. Couples danced, chatted, and sipped sake as the music of the Atlantic Coast Show and Dance Band wafted through the air. It was Shangri-La. Prom waiters and waitresses pause at refreshment table for souvenir photo. The smiles of Barbara O’Neal and date symbolize the gay spirit of the Prom. School patio is transformed into a beautiful garden nook. A musical break provides an opportunity for introduction of Junior and Senior Class Officers. 12 Senior Week: Rank has privileges. Enjoying the special privilege of wearing chosen apparel, one Senior strolls the halls of Whitley in borrowed square dance costume. Senior Week, a time for fun and jest, was sponsored by the Student Council. Throughout the week senior tyrants directed freshman slaves who were purchased at a public auction in the gym. Obeying the commands of their owners, the slaves carried books, polished shoes, ran errands, and performed many unique tasks. Wearing a particular type of apparel on each day of the week was another special privilege enjoyed by Seniors. This week continued to be a highlight of spring at Whitley. Peering cautiously beneath drape, Senior Bill Perkinson in¬ spects recently purchased freshman slave. Freshman Joe Ann Todd polishes to looking-glass perfection a senior shoe. 13 Escort Ricky Tharrington grins broadly named Homecoming Queen. as Pam Williams exudes surprise upon being 1 ' ■ -w jyJV« Marching Warriors enliven Homecoming half-time 14 activities spark excitement. On October 25, 1968, Alumni returned to the Vaiden Whitley campus to join in her third Home¬ coming celebration. Though spirits wera-dampcned by the football team’s one-touchdown loss to Smithfield, the half-time activities delighted and in¬ trigued spectators. The Marching Warriors rendered Tiajuana Brass selections; the Majorettes twirled flaming batons; and the Homecoming Court circled the field in shiny convertibles. Following this presentation Pam Williams was crowned Miss Vaiden Whitley of 1968. The new Queen retired from the field on the senior float, which was adorned with hundreds of blue and white paper flowers. A pleasant evening terminated with alumni and students dancing to the music of The Illusions. HOMECOMING COURT: Senior Representatives - Wanda Jackson, Laura Burgess, Sherrye Buchanan, Pam Williams, Debbie Hodge (not pictured); Sopho¬ more Representative, Jo Ann Todd; Junior Repre¬ sentative, Jan Snipes; Freshman Representative, Melba Strickland. festivities with musical arrangements by Tiajuana Brass. Prior to the announcement of her selection as Maid of Honor ol Homecoming Court, Senior Wanda Jackson and Escort Baldie Bissette stand in formation on football field. 15 Funds help purchase additional bus. Selling became fun as stu¬ dents, homerooms, and classes competed for the purpose of raising the funds needed for purchasing a new activity bus. Soliciting magazine subscrip¬ tions initiated the drive which netted approximately three thousand five hundred dollars. Fifteen hundred dollars of this amount was realized from a second project, the sale of chocolate. At the close of these campaigns, high sales¬ men were awarded valuable prizes. Students under the able di¬ rection of Mr. Murphy also assisted with the operation of a concession stand at home ballgames. Profits earned from this operation were used to help defray increasing athletic expenses. Mr. Murphy scans impatient concession stand customers. Senior Harry Hartman, high chocolate salesman, totals candy sales. Freshman Rose Benton, high scription form. magazine salesman, completes one more sub- 16 Drivers, Glenn Medlin and Mike Honeycutt, stand by Whitley’s two gleaming blue and white activity buses. i Books in hand, students stride from trailer to trailer. Mobile units accommodate increased enrollment. Mrs. Leathers projects phrases for students who are working dili¬ gently to increase their reading speed. To accommodate a growing student body, it became necessary to supplement the new five-classroom wing constructed last year with the addition of five mobile units. In these trailers all social studies classes were con¬ ducted; and in a sixth, a remedial reading program oper¬ ated. 17 i Variety spices student life. Student life at Whitley was not all work and no play. Though study filled many hours of each day, there was often time between classes for a cheerful greeting to a special friend. Lunchtime, too, provided an opportunity for fellowship at the table or friendly banter while waiting in line. During football and basketball seasons, some days ended with stu¬ dents gathering in the gym or at the football field to spur the athletic teams to victory. One fall day was most outstanding, because prepara¬ tions were made for parents to come in the evening to see the school and to meet the teachers. Whitley Warriors exterminate Apex Yellow Jackets at spirited pep rally. Student Council member Pam Faison guides parents through Your Teacher Night. 18 Whitley corridors on Meet Students first in line enjoy hot meals and friendly conversation while fellow classmates wait interminably to be served. 19 Academics Administration and Faculty are dedicated to directing student growth, Mr. Stanley Dail Principal Mr. Dail demonstrates the oper¬ ation of the new intercom to Mr. Perkinson, Assistant Principal. ADVISORY COUNCIL: First row: Mrs. O. R. Freeman, Mrs. B. L. Cousins, Mrs. F. A. Todd. Second row: Mr. C. Sidney Williams; Mr. J. T. Knott, Chairman; Mr. Marsh W. Knott; Mr. F. O. Debnam. Mr. Aaron Fussell Superintendent of Wake County Schools Coordinating the many functions of a school as large as Whitley was a difficult job. Guiding students, conferring with teachers, planning curriculum, and supervising the various school activities were tasks expertly executed by the Administration with Mr. Dail at the helm. His vast concern for the intellectual growth and full development of each student earned for him the respect and esteem of the student body. The Advisory Council and the Superintendent also worked to give the students of Vaiden Whitley an opportunity to mold their talents and abilities. They helped provide an environment which con¬ tributed to learning and to developing the total self. Because of the combined efforts of the Admin¬ istrative Staff, Whitley attained one of its prime objectives—accreditation by the North Carolina De¬ partment of Public Instruction. 23 to providing guidance, The Guidance Department direc¬ ted the student in establishing and realizing his goals by providing the following basic services: pupil con¬ sultation, individual inventory, in¬ formational services, placement and referrals. Keeping innumerable records, preparing daily bulletins, and assist¬ ing students and faculty were only a few of the ways the school secre¬ tary contributed to the smooth operation of the school. The school library created an at¬ mosphere conducive to pleasurable reading and to lear ning. Maintaining this atmosphere was the task of the school librarian. A working knowledge of past events for students was the prime concern of the Social Studies De¬ partment. The department sought to captivate the minds of its stu¬ dents by bringing alive the pageantry of the past. Miss Laura B. Gay Guidance Counselor Mrs. Gertrude R. Tisdale School Secretary Mr. Stanley J. Terrill Geography-Government Economics-Sociology to preserving heritage, Miss Mary W. Baldwin World History Mr William R. Davis United States History World History Mrs. Frances D. Gray Economics-Sociology United States History to encouraging creativity, Mrs. Larue W. Stalvey English II. English IV Speech and Dramatics Mrs. Lois F. Holifield Reading Improvement, English I Mrs. Annie H. Ellerbee English I Mrs. Frances S. Pulliam English III 26 Mrs. Nancy L. Crutcher English II, English IV to communicating thoughts, Offering a guide to the parallel study of grammar and literature, the English De¬ partment encouraged students to express and interpret their ideas. By probing their inner thoughts, the st udents gained a greater understanding of themselves and of differing cultures. To acquaint its students with the cus¬ toms, problems, and cultural aspects of other peoples, the Foreign Language De¬ partment sought to involve them in the skills of listening, speaking, reading, and writing; and in an appreciation of their literature. Miss Sandra L. Hobbs Special Education Spanish I, Spanish II Mrs. Mae B. Heath French I, French II English III Mrs. Judith S. Barringer English III Special Education Mrs. Mary T. Gooden English I, English II 27 to coordinating mind and body, Pursuing the state recommended three-two plan, the Physical Educa¬ tion Department pro vided opportuni¬ ties for physical conditioning and group cooperation. Emphasizing an understanding of the basic biological and physical prin¬ ciples comprising the student’s en¬ vironment, the Science Department sought to develop attitudes and abili¬ ties which prepared him for further study and effective citizenship. The Department of Business Edu¬ cation provided for the student a fun¬ damental background in typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, and office practices which prepared him for jobs and business school. Miss Margaret R. Thomas Health and Physical Education Advanced Physical Education Mr. Milton M. Faulk Physical Science, Health and Physical Education Mr. H. Lee Simmerson Health Physical Education Consumer Math, Advanced Physical Education Mr. Delmar L. Scott Health and Physical Education Physical Science Mrs. Lucia E. Shearin Biology Mrs. Clco G. Perry Biology, Chemistry to instilling skills, Mrs. Katherine E. Horton ‘ Shorthand I, Shorthand II Typing II Mrs. Doris H. Privette Business Arithmetic, Typing I Office Practice, Bookkeeping Mrs. Hester M. Adams Typing I Consumer Math Mrs. Eloise J. Branch Home Economics I to developing techniques, The Vocational Department en¬ deavored to provide a varied pro¬ gram which would develop skills useful to the student in his chosen career as well as in homemaking and community participation. For the first time girls enrolled in an agricultural course, horticulture. In addition, a new course, Elec¬ tricity and Electronics, enhanced the vocational training program. Many opportunities for per¬ formance were afforded by the band and chorus programs. Stu¬ dents gained a knowledge of music¬ al history as they molded their special talents. It was necessary to have two classes for choral training, because of increased interest in this phase of the musical program. To improve reading skills, a pro¬ gram using modern developmental reading media was inaugurated for the slow reader. Nr Mrs. Lizzie S. Jackson Home Economics II Mr. Gattis T. Horton Welding, Science-Mechanics, Machinery-Equipment Mr. Luther C. Liles Vocational Agriculture Forestry, Crops-Livestoek Mr. William H. Keller Industrial Cooperative Training Mr. John D. McCollum Mr. Robert H. Nance Mr. Charles A. Burt Auto Mechanics Drafting Chorus Band Mr. Dillon M. Barfield Mrs. Priscilla L. Leathers Electricity and Electronics Reading 31 Mr. Linvvood C. Murphy Geometry, Algebra II Advanced Math to acquiring awareness, TEACHERS’ AIDES: Mrs. Phetis J. Bradsher, Mrs Pat F. Moore. Mrs. Mary S. Vann Algebra I, Geometry Miss Erith E. Bowser General Math Algebra I Mr. Elliott D. Smith General Math Consumer Math to serving others. CAFETERIA STAFF Fonza Cox, Debra Whitley, Mary Holland, Zcnora Whitley, Corene Brewington. Typing, mimeographing, and grad¬ ing-services rendered by the Teachers’ Aides-were a few of their contributions which enabled the teacher to execute classroom duties more effectively. Believing that learning should be meaningful, the Mathematics Depart¬ ment encouraged understanding of basic mathematical principles accompanied by their application in different situations. The increased enrollment this year necessitated the addition of a third lunch shift. However, the Cafeteria Staff con¬ tinued to provide good lunches as well as attractive floral arrangements. The Maintenance Staff worked dili¬ gently and efficiently to keep the buildings and grounds neat and attrac¬ tive. CAFETERIA MANAGER Mrs. Mary D. Stallings MAINTENANCE STAFF Elsie Kirk, Elgin Kirk, Elizabeth Wiggins, Willie Lucas. Class of 1969, Whitley’s First Frosh, complete four memorable years. Robert Wayne Best Baldie William Bissette Robert Talmadge Blackwood James Melvin Blinson Betty Jean Brantley William Alfred Britt, Jr. Andrew Wayne Broadie Emma Jean Brown 34 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Recording Secretary, Debbie Foley: Presi¬ dent, Robert Jones; Vice-President, Bill Britt; Corresponding Secretary, Cecelia Perry; Treasurer, Brenda Latham. Sherrye Ann Buchanan Kathy Anne Bunch Laura Latham Burgess Daphne Lee Burrus Ronald Patterson Conoley Jackie Lee Cooke 35 Seniors reflect on past experiences May Ion Gray Cooke Ralph Edward Couick Patricia Linda Crooni Linwood Earl Daniels, Jr. Nannie Cornelia Daniels Betsy Fairlee Dark Michael Robertson Davis Henry Waddell Debnam Roverta Louise Debnam Debbie Lynn Dickens Ginger Gail Duke Jerome Currin Duke 36 and anticipate future successes. Mary Glen Dunn Michael Lewis Dunston Sherrill Carroll Earp Debbie Ellen Edmonds Harry David Evans Lynwood Wheeler Faison Debra Kay Foley Betty Lois Freeman Lucy Mae Garner Larry Russell Goodman Deborah Louise Goodson Brenda Sherrod Griffin 37 Gloria Vernelle Harris Harry Gene Hartmann Phillip Lee Haswell Stephen Lee Hawkins Frances Kay Henderson Joe Kent Henderson David Martin Hendricks Mary Beth Henry SENIOR HOMEROOM ADVISERS: Seated: Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Hicks. Standing: Mrs. Heath, Mr. Terrill, Mrs. Crutcher. 38 Seniors benefit from able guidance. Billy Craven Hodge, III Clemon Ruffin Hodge Deborah Raybon Hodge Linda Jean Holden Glenwood Daniel Honeycutt Michael Willard Honeycutt Bonnie Elaine Hopkins Sandra Lynn Hopkins William Robert Horton Joyce Marie House Lynda Gail Hunter Linda Joyce Jackson 39 Robert Wyatt Jones Rose Marie Jones Sylvia Delores Jones Patricia Raybon Jordan Eunice Sue Keith George Bruce Knott Joe Thomas Knott, III June Knott 40 Phillip Ray Leonard E� Sound leadership is a coveted senior responsibility. Lowell Thomas Liborio David Ricky Liggins Timothy Cleveland Liles Danny Milton Long Ronald Douglas McConnell Leon Allen McCullers Juanita Beatrice Mangum Billy Earl Medlin 41 Class rings, invitations, early finals - Patricia Ann Medlin Stephen Lane Medlin Susie Jane Medlin Josiah Ricky Mitchell Linda King Mitchell Roy Harold Mitchell, Jr. Judy Ann Moffitt Cletta Louis Montague Doris Elaine Montague Eugene Larry Montague James Thomas Montague Linda Sue Montague 42 all are a part of being a Senior. Thomas Wayne Moore Deborah Gay Myrick Howard Glynn Nipper Donna Gail O’Neal Jerrie Mae O’Neal Linda Faye O’Neal Grady Anderson Owens, Jr. Terrell Lee Padgett Mixed emotions tint senior plans Tony Lynn Parker Dennis Brooks Pearce Ricky Evans Pennington Cecelia Anne Perry Eunice Kaye Perry Marcus Lyman Perry Walter Ernest Perry Gloria Leigh Poole Tommy Bayard Poole Phillip Harold Price Donald Roy Privett Anna Victoria Pulley 44 to relinquish positions of prestige. Charles David Raper Willard Michael Raper Sue Lairson Raybon Victor Ray Richardson Johnsie Anne Riggins Patricia Ann Robertson Sir Walter Sanders Jenny Donnella Scarboro Viviane Ruth Smith Mary Jane Richardson Betty Hollifield Ruth Jeannette Gwendolyn Squire well 45 Linwood Earl Staggers Elizabeth Dianne Strickland James Roderick Strickland, 11 Hope Irene Terrill Richard Adkins Tharrington Clara Annette Thomas Jackie Ellis Thompson Judy Elizabeth Tucker 46 Flonnie Clarice Tumage Mary Wynne Vaughan Rebecca Gail Vaughn Edith Wayne Wall Senior vocational courses implement future intents. Technical drafting students attempt projecting miter box onto isometric planes. Gerald Diane Wall Curtis Allen Watkins Robert Earl Watkins Johnnie Phillip Watson Michael David Watson Tony Russell Weathers Susan Miller Wellons Douglas Curt White Beverly Sue Whitley Mary Jan Whitley Landon Eaddy Wilder Carol Pamela Williams From last-minute cramming Robert Jones, Bill Medlin, and Scooter Barham anticipate great results on Advanced Compo¬ sition quiz. 48 Nostalgia captures senior hearts. Lillie Penelope Woodard Donna Jo Young Sociology students effectively dramatize the generation gap. 49 Directory listings reveal multitudinous CHRISTOPHER MARK AKER Audio-Visual Club 2,3; VIC A 4. JOHNNY CHRISTOPHER ALFORD F.F.A. 2,3; VICA 4; Audio-Visual Club 1; Stage Band 1,2,3,4. OVID COLEY BARHAM, JR. Monogram Club 3,4; Science Club 2; Audio-Visual Club 2; Basket¬ ball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4, All-Conference Honorable Mention 2, Leading Hitter 2; Boys’ State 3. DENNIS CLAY BARNETTE F.T.A. 2,3,4; Audio-Visual Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3; Bus Drivers’ Club 4; Bus Driver 4; Track 1. ROBERT WAYNE BEST Monogram Club 3; Football 2,3, All-Conference Honorable Mention 2. BALDIE WILLIAM BISSETTE Audio-Visual Club 1,3,4; F.F.A. 1; VICA 3,4; Monogram Club 2; Track Manager 1; Football 1; Waiter 2; Homecoming Escort 2,4. ROBERT TALMADGE BLACKWOOD Monogram Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Audio-Visual Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 2,3; Science Club 1; Student Council 3; Football 1,2,3,4, Tri-Captain 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Class Vice- President 2. JAMES MELVIN BLINSON Bus Drivers’ Club 3,4; Audio-Visual Club 2; Math Club 3; VICA 3. BETTY JEAN BRANTLEY Debate Club 1; Student Council 2; Science Club 2,3; G.A.A. 3; Spanish Club 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Waitress 2. WILLIAM ALFRED BRITT, JR. Science Club 1,2; Student Council 1,4; Monogram Club 3,4, Reporter 4; Beta Club 3,4, President 3, Vice-President 4; Marshal 3; Track 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Golf 2,3,4; Class President 2; Class Vice-President 4; Science Award 1. ANDREW WAYNE BROADIE Student Council 1,4; Spanish Club 4; Monogram Club 1,3,4; F.F.A. 2,3; Science Club 1; Library Club 1, Treasurer 1; Ensemble 3,4; Track 2,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Most Valuable Player 1,2,3, Highest Scorer 3, All-East 3, All-Conference 3, All-Star Team 2,3, Top 500 H. S. Players in United States 2. EMMA JEAN BROWN F.H.A. 1,2;F.B.L.A. 3,4. SHERRYE ANN BUCHANAN Student Council 2,3 Secretary 2; F.T.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 2, President 3; Dramatics Club 3,4, President 4; Class Secretary 1; Ensemble 4; Annual Staff 2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4. KATHY ANNE BUNCH F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; G.A.A. 2,3, Vice-President 2, President 3; Spanish Club 4, Secretary 4; Monogram Club 4, Secr etary 4; Cheerleader 1,3,4, Chief 4; Crisco Award 1. LAURA LATHAM BURGESS Dramatics Club 1, Secretary 1; G.A.A. 2; F.T.A. 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Mamiger of Girls’ Basketball Team 4. DAPHNE LEE BURRUS Student Council 1; Science Club 2,3; G.A.A. 3; F.B.L.A. 4; Pep Club 1; Cheerleader 4; Library Assistant 2. GEORGE WARREN CLARK, JR. Audio-Visual Club 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 2; F.T.A. 3; VICA 3; Track 1; NEDT Certificate of Merit 2. SAMUEL THOMAS CLARK Monogram Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; VICA 3; Audio-Visual Club 2; Student Council 1,4; Advisory Council 1; Track 1; Golf 4 Football 1,2,3,4, Tri-Captain 4, Tackle Trophy 2; Class Vice- President 1; Class President 3. RONALD PATTERSON CONOLEY Science Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, President 4; Beta Club 4, Treas¬ urer 4; Math Club 3; Debate Club 2, Treasurer 2; Student Council 4; Spanish Club 2,3; Annual Staff 2,4, Assistant Business Manager 2; School Newspaper 1, News Editor 1; Chemistry Award 3; Spanish Award 2,3; Typing Award 2; Science Fair Winner 1,2; Debating School at UNC-Chapel Hill 2; District Science Fair 1,2. JACKIE LEE COOKE F.H.A. 1,2,3; VICA 4. MAYLON GRAY COOKE Audio-Visual Club 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1,2; VICA 3; Football 1. RALPH EDWARD COUICK VICA 3,4; Math Club 3; Audio-Visual Club 2; Football 1,2. PATRICIA LINDA CROOM Math Club 1; Science Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Marshal 3; Cheerleader 3; Library Assistant 4 ; Annual Staff 4. LINWOOD EARL DANIELS, JR. Audio-Visual Club 1,2; F.F.A. 1,2; VICA 3.4. NANNIE CORNELIA DANIELS F.H.A. 2; Student Council 1,2,3; Library Club 3; Dramatics Club 4; F.T.A. 1; Patrol 1; Class Secretary 3; Class Reporter 2; Home¬ coming Queen 3. BETSY FAIRLEE DARK Debate Club 1,2; Science Club 1; F.T.A. 3,4; Math Club 4; Beta Club 3,4; Marshal 3 ; Annual Staff 4; Student Council 1,3; Library Assistant 4; NEDT Certificate of Merit 2. MICHAEL ROBERTSON DAVIS Science Club 1,2,3,4; Audio-Visual Club 1,2; Math Club 3,4; Photography Club 4; Dance Band 1,2,3,4, All-County Band 1,2,3,4, Band Award 3; Governor’s School 3. HENRY WADDELL DEBNAM Audio-Visual Club 2; Monogram Club 4; Science Club 2; VICA 3,4;Track 2,3,4. ROVERTA LOUISE DEBNAM Dramatics Club 4; F.H.A. 2; F.B.L.A. 3,4. DEBBIE LYNN DICKENS F.H.A. 1,2; G.A.A. 2,3; F.B.L.A. 4. GINGER GAIL DUKE Audio-Visual Club 2; F.H.A. 3; F.B.L.A. 3,4, Secretary 4; G.A.A. 2; Guidance Assistant 4. JEROME CURRIN DUKE F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. MARY GLEN DUNN F.H.A. 2; F.T.A. 2; Math Club 3; G.A.A. 3,4; Library Club 1; English Award 1. MICHAEL LEWIS DUNSTON F.F.A. 1,3; Monogram Club 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Basketball l,2,3,4;Track l;Class Vice-President 1;Greenhand Award 1. SHERRILL CARROLL EARP F. F.A. 1,2,3,4; Bus Drivers’ Club 2,3; Bus Driver 2,3. DEBBIE ELLEN EDMONDS G. A.A. 3;F.H.A. 1,2; F.B.L.A. 4. HARRY DAVID EVANS Bus Drivers’ Club 4; Bus Driver 2,3,4 ;F.F.A. 4; Student Council 3; Athletic Club 3; Basketball 1,2,3. LYNWOOD WHEELER FAISON Math Club 1; Science Club 2,3; Football 3,4; Basketball 2,3. DEBRA KAY FOLEY G.A.A. 2, President 2; Student Council 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Secre¬ tary 4; Student Council Workshop at Mars Hill 3; Dramatics Club 3; F.B.L.A. 3,4, Treasurer 3; Cheerleader 1,4; Class Treasurer 1; Class Co-Secretary 4; Library Assistant 1; Homecoming Court 2,3. BETTY LOIS FREEMAN F.T.A. 1,4; Science Club 1,2,3; Math Club 3,4, Program Chairman 3; F.H.A. 1,2; Library Assistant 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,3; NEDT Certificate of Merit 2. LUCY MAE GARNER F.H.A. 2; Student Council 2; Library Club 2; Dramatics Club 1; Girls’ Athletic Club 1. LARRY RUSSELL GOODMAN F.F.A. 1; VICA 3,4; Audio-Visual Club 4. DEBORAH LOUISE GOODSON Dramatics Club 1,4; F.H.A. 1,2; Student Council 1; Library Club 1,3, Secretary 3; Class Treasurer 2,3. BRENDA SHERROD GRIFFIN Bus Driver 3; Beta Club 4; Basketball 1,2. GLORIA VERNELLE HARRIS F.F.A. 4; G.A.A. 4; Library Club 1. HARRY GENE HARTMANN Bus Drivers’ Club 4; Math Club 3; Track 1; Baseball 1,2. PHILLIP LEE HASWELL Audio-Visual Club 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 1; Monogram Club 4; Baseball 3,4. STEPHEN LEE HAWKINS Science Club 2,4; Audio-Visual 3,4; Photography Club 4; Track 4, Baseball 4. FRANCES KAY HENDERSON Beta Club 2,3,4, Vice-President of the East Central District 3; Chief Marshal 3; Student Council 2,3,4, Secretary 3; Student Council Workshop at Mars Hill 3; F.T.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; Cheerleader 3,4; Library Assistant 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 2,3,4, Co-Business Manager 4. JOE KENT HENDERSON Football 1. DAVID MARTIN HENDRICKS Science Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 3; Math Club 2,3, Secretary 3; Student Council 4; Beta Club 3,4; Marshal 3; Baseball 4; Annual Staff 3,4, Staff Photographer 4; Photography Club 4. MARY BETH HENRY F.H.A. 2,3; G.A.A. 2,3; F.B.L.A. 4;Guidance Assistant 4. BILLY CRAVEN HODGE, III F.T.A. 1,2,3; VICA 3; F.F.A. 3,4, Vice-President 4; Monogram Club 4; Dramatics Club 4; Basketball 2,3; Football 2; Class Reporter 1. CLEMON RUFFIN HODGE Science Club 1,2,3; Audio-Visual Club 1; Spanish Club 3,4; Math Club 1; Magazine Salesman Award 3. DEBORAH RAYBON HODGE F.T.A. 1,3,4; F.H.A. 2; Dramatics Club 3,4, Secretary 4; Home¬ coming Court 4. LINDA JEAN HOLDEN F.H.A. 2; F.B.L.A. 2; Basketball 1. GLENWOOD DANIEL HONEYCUTT F.F.A. 1,2; VICA 4. MICHAEL WILLARD HONEYCUTT F.F.A. 1,2,4; VICA 3,4; Monogram Club 2; Football 1; Bus Driver BONNIE ELAINE HOPKINS F.T.A. 1,2; Monogram Club 3,4; Dramatics Club 4; F.H.A. 1,2; Cheerleader 1,2,3, Chief 1,3. SANDRA LYNN HOPKINS F.H.A. 1; Debate Club 1,2; Dramatics Club 3; Spanish Club 4; F.B.L.A. 4. WILLIAM ROBERT HORTON Audio-Visual Club 1,2,3; Monogram Club 3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Sentinel 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Football 1,2,4; Waiter 2; Class Vice-President 3; Conservation Workshop Participant for Wake County 3,4; State Farmer’s Degree 4; Guidance Assistant 4. JOYCE MARIE HOUSE F.T.A. 1,2; F.B.L.A. 3; Monogram Club 4; Basketball 2,3,4, Best Defensive Player 3. LYNDA GAIL HUNTER F.H.A. 2; Science Club 2; Dramatics Club 3; G.A.A. 4. LINDA JOYCE JACKSON F.H.A. 1,2; F.B.L.A. 3,4. WANDA BOOTHE JACKSON l .r.A. 1; F.H.A. 2,3; G.A.A. 2; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Homecoming Court 4. Maid of Honor 4. HAYWOOD HARRIS JOHNSON Audio-Visual Club 1,2; F.F.A. 3,4; VICA 3,4, President 4; F.T.A. 3; Football 1. SHARON VICTORIA JOHNSON F.T.A. 2,3; G.A.A. 3,4; F.B.L.A. 4; F.H.A. 3; Cheerleader 1. ALENDA VANDYKE JONES F.H.A. 2; F.T.A. 3,4; Dramatics Club 1,3; Math Club 3; Student Council 1, Treasurer 1; Library Club 1; Cheering Squad 1; Class Treasurer 1. ROBERT WYATT JONES Science Club 2,3,4, President 3; Audio-Visual Club 2; Beta Club 3,4, Treasurer 3; Marshal 3; Class Treasurer 2; Class President 4; Bus Driver 2,3,4; Band Manager 4. ROSE MARIE JONES F.T.A. 1,2,3, Secretary 3; Beta Club 3,4; Marshal 3; F.B.L.A. 4; Majorette 1,2,3, Head Majorette 3; All-County Band 1,2; Guidance Assistant 4; Annual Staff 4, Editor 4; Student Council 3 SYLVIA DELORES JONES F.H.A. 1; Math Club 3; Spanish Club 3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4. PATRICIA RAYBON JORDAN F.T.A. 2,3; F.B.L.A. 4. EUNICE SUE KEITH F.B.L.A. 3,4, Vice-President 4; F.F.A. 4; Basketball 3. GEORGE BRUCE KNOTT Audio-Visual Club 1; Science Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4. JOE THOMAS KNOTT, III Math Club 1,3,4, Program Chairman 3, Secretary-Treasurer 1, President 4; Science Club 2,3, Vice-President 2; Debate Club 2; Monogram Club 4; Beta Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Wrestling 3,4; Ensemble 4. 50 high school accomplishments of Seniors. JUNE KNOTT F.H.A. 1,2,3; F.B.L.A. 4;G.A.A. 2; Basketball 2,3. BRENDA MARIE LATHAM F.H.A. 1; Dramatics Club 3; F.T.A. 3,4 ; Beta Club 4; Basketball 1; Class Treasurer 4. PHILLIP RAY LEONARD Science Club 1,2; VICA 4; F.F.A. 4. LOWELL THOMAS LIBORIO Science Club 1,2; Dramatics Club 3,4: Monogram 3,4; Football 1; Track 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Class Secretary 2. DAVID RICKY LIGGINS F.F.A. 2,3,4; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Bus Drivers’ Club 3; Foot¬ ball 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Basketball 1; Bus Driver 3. TIMOTHY CLEVELAND LILES Audio-Visual Club 2; F.F.A. 2,4; Bus Drivers’Club 4, Treasurer 4; Football Manager 1; Bus Driver 3,4. DANNY MILTON LONG Math Club 2,3; Spanish Club 2; VICA 3,4, Reporter 3; F.F.A. 4; Baseball 2,3. RONALD DOUGLAS McCONNELL VICA 4. LEON ALLEN McCULLERS Library Club 1,2,3; F.F.A. 4; Student Council 1,2,3; Bus Drivers’ Club 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Athletic Club 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 4 JUANITA BEATRICE MANGUM Class Secretary 1; Science Club 2; Math Club 2; Dramatics Club 3,4; F.B.L.A. 3; F.T.A. 4; Student Council 1; F.H.A. 1; Basketball 1; Ensemble 2,3,4;Citizenship Award 1. BILLY EARL MEDLIN Beta Qub 3,4; Science Club 1,2,3, Program Chairman 2; Audio-Visual Club 1,2, Treasurer 2; Football 1; Basketball 2, Co- Captain 2; Guidance Assistant 3,4. PATRICIA ANN MEDLIN F.H.A. 1,2,3, Recreational Leader 3; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Ensemble 2. STEPHEN LANE MEDLIN F.F.A. 1,2,4; Audio-Visual Gub 2; Monogram Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4;Baseball 3. SUSIE JANE MEDLIN F.H.A. 1,2,3, Historian 3; F.T.A. 3,4; Dramatics Club 4. JOSIAH RICKY MITCHELL F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Bus Drivers’ Club 4; Stage Band l,2;Bus Driver4. LINDA KING MITCHELL F.H.A. 1,2,3; Bus Drivers’ Club 3, Vice-President 3; VICA 4. ROY HAROLD MITCHELL, JR. Audio-Visual Club 1,2, Reporter 2; F.F.A. 1,2,4; Math Club 3; VICA 4. JUDY ANN MOFFITT FHA 2-FRT A 4 .CLETTA LOUIS MONTAGUE Science Club 1; Student Council 1,2; F.F.A. 4; G.A.A. 4; Library Gub 1,2,3. DORIS ELAINE MONTAGUE F.H.A. 2‘ G.A.A. 4 EUGENE LARRY MONTAGUE Student Council 1,3; Science Club 1; VICA 4. JAMES THOMAS MONTAGUE VICA 4. LINDA SUE MONTAGUE F.T.A. 1,3,4; Audio-Visual Club 2; G.A.A. 2; Bus Drivers’ Club 3,4, Vice-President 4; Bus Driver 3,4; F.H.A. 3; Student Council 4; Office Assistant 4. DEBORAH GAY MYRICK F.T.A. 1; G.A.A. 1; F.B.L.A. 3,4; F.H.A. 2; Dramatics Club 3. HOWARD GLYNN NIPPER Audio-Visual Club 1,2; Monogram Club 3,4; Bus Drivers’ Club 3; VICA 3,4, Vice-President 4; Photography Club 4, Secretary- Treasurer 4; Football 1,2,4; Bus Driver 3. DONNA GAIL O’NEAL Bus Drivers’ Gub 3,4, Secretary 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Science Club 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2; F.B.L.A. 3. JERRIE MAE O’NEAL F.H.A. 1,2,3; Dramatics Club 1,2; Student Council 1,2,3;Science Club 1,2; Library Club 1,2,3; Arts Club 1,3; Cheerleader 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Class Secretary 1,2;Class President 3. LINDA FAYE O’NEAL Dramatics Gub 4; F.H.A. 4: F ' .T.A. 1; Basketball 2; Track 1; Softball 1. GRADY ANDERSON OWENS, JR. F.F.A. 1,2,4, Treasurer 2; Audio-Visual Club 1,2; VICA 3, Parlia¬ mentarian 3; Bus Drivers’ Club 3,4, Vice-President 3; Bus Driver 3,4. TERRELL LEE PADGETT Monogram Club 2,3,4; Audio-Visual Club 1,4; Bus Drivers’Club 3; VICA 4; F.F.A. 4; Football 1; Baseball Manager 1. TONY LYNN PARKER Key Club 2,3; Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3, All-Conference Baseball 3; Basketball 1,2,3. DENNIS BROOKS PEARCE Audio-Visual Club 1; F.F.A. 2; VICA 4. RICKY EVANS PENNINGTON Audio-Visual Club 2,3; Monogram Club 2,3,4; VICA 3; F.F.A. 2,4; Football 1,2,3,4, All-Conference 3;Track 1; Basketball 2. CFCFI IA ANNF PFRRY F.H.A. 1,2, Secretary 1; Math Club 3; Beta Club 3,4; Marshal 3; F.T.A. 3,4, Wake County F.T.A. Reporter 4; Class Secretary 1; Class Co-Secretary 4; Annual Staff 4; Basketball 1. EUNICE KAYE PERRY F.B.L.A. 4, Historian 4; Majorette 1,2,3,4, Head Majorette 4. MARCUS LYMAN PERRY Audio-Visual Club 1; Science Club 1,2; VICA 3,4; Bus Drivers’ Club 3; Photography Club 4; Track 1; Wrestling 1. WALTER ERNEST PERRY Dramatics Club 1,2,3; Library Club l,2;Crown and Scepter Honor Society 3; Student Council 1,2,3; Science Club 1; Athletic Club 2; Basketball 1,2,3. GLORIA LEIGH POOLE Science Club 1,2, Secretary 1,2; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Dramatics Club 3,4; Guidance Assistant 3,4. TOMMY BAYARD POOLE F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. PHILLIP HAROLD PRICE Science Club 1,2; F.F.A. 1,2,3, Greenhand 1; Baseball 1. DONALD ROY PRIVETT Dramatics Club 2,3; Library Club 1,2; Student Council 1,2,3; Athletic Club 1,2,3; F.F.A. 3; Bus Drivers’ Club 3; Basketball 1,2,3. ANNA VICTORIA PULLEY Dramatics Club 4; Debate Club 2; F.H.A. 2,3; Class Secretary 1; Majorette 2;Color Guard Captain 3,4. CHARLES DAVID RAPER Track 4 WILLARD MICHAEL RAPER F.T.A. 1,2; Audio-Visual Gub 1,2; F.B.L.A. 3,4, Historian 3, President 4; Dramatics Club 3,4; Cheerleader 3; Library Assistant 1,2; All-State Chorus 2; Ensemble 2,3,4. SUE LAIRSON RAYBON F.H.A. 1,2; F.B.L.A. 3; VICA 4. MARY JANE RICHARDSON F.H.A. 2,3; Dramatics Club 3,4, Vice-President 4; F.B.L.A. 4, Parliamentarian 4. VICTOR RAY RICHARDSON Student Council 1; Bus Drivers’ Club 4; Bus Driver 4; Science Club 4. JOHNSIE ANNE RIGGINS F.T.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4; F.H.A. 3,4, Parliamentarian 4; Dramatics Club 3,4; Alternate Cheerleader 4. PATRICIA ANN ROBERTSON Student Council 1,2,3: F.H.A. 2,3; F.F.A. 4. BETTY HOLLIFIELD RUTH F.T.A. 2; F.H.A. 1,2. SIR WALTER SANDERS French Club 3; Library Club 2; F.B.L.A. 4; Baseball 3. JENNY DONNELLA SCARBORO F.H.A. 1,2; VICA 3,4, Secretary 4. VIVIANE RUTH SMITH F.H.A. 1,2; F.T.A. 3,4; Science Club 2; Spanish Club 3,4; Class Secretary 1; Spelling Award 1. JEANNETTE GWENDOLYN SQUIREWELL Library Club 1,2,3, Vice-President 3; Dramatics Club 1, Treasurer 1; Science Club 2; F.H.A. 2,3; F.T.A. 4; Beta Club 4; Crown and Scepter Honor Society 3; Class President 1; Class Vice-President 3: Student Council 1,3,4, Secretary 1, Vice-President 3. LINWOOD EARL STAGGERS Dramatics Club 1,2,3; Library Club 1,2; Student Council 1,2,3, Treasurer 2; Science Club 1; Class President 2. ELIZABETH DIANNE STRICKLAND F.H.A. 1; F.T.A. 2,3; Student Council 3,4; Monogram Gub 4; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; Guidance Assistant 4. JAMES RODERICK STRICKLAND, II Monogram Gub 2,3,4; Science Club 1 ;Math Club 1; Audio-Visual Gub 1,2; Beta Club 3,4; Marshal 3; Student Council 4, Vice- President 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Football Manager 2,3,4, Trainer 4; Baseball Manager 1,2,3,4; Ensemble 4; Gass Secretary 3. HOPE IRENE TERRILL F.H.A. 2 Parliamentarian 2; Science Club 3; G.A.A. 2; F.B.L.A. 4; Library Assistant 2.4. CHARLES BRENT THARRINGTON Science Gub 1,2,3,4, First Vice-President 4; Audio-Visual Club 1,2; Annual Staff 3,4, Photographer 3,4; Math Club 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Photography Club 4; Baseball 1. RICHARD ADKINS THARRINGTON Monogram Club 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4, All-Conference 3; Basket¬ ball 1,2,3,4, All-Conference Honorable Mention 3. CLARA ANNETTE THOMAS F.B.L.A. 3,4; F.H.A. 2,3 ; Office Assistant 4. JACKIE ELLIS THOMPSON Science Club 1,2; Audio-Visual Club 1; F.F.A. 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Bus Drivers’ Club 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; All- County Band 1,2. JUDy ELIZABETH TUCKER Student Council 1; F.T.A. 2; F.H.A. 2; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Dramatics Club 3,4. FLONNIE CLARICE TURNAGE F.H.A. 1.2;F.B.L.A. 3,4. MARY WYNNE VAUGHAN F. T.A. 1,2,3,4;F.H.A. 3,4;Spanish Club 3,4; Waitress 2. REBECCA GAIL VAUGHN G. A.A. 1; F.H.A. 1; F.T.A. 1; VICA 3,4, Reporter 3, Secretary of Region 4; Library Assistant 2. EDITH WAYNE WALL F.H.A. 1,2,3; Dramatics Club 4; Office Assistant 1,2,3,4. GERALD DIANE WALL F.H.A. 1,2,3; Spanish Club 3,4; F.T.A. 4. CURTIS ALLEN WATKINS F.F.A. 1,2,3; VICA 4. ROBERT EARL WATKINS F.F.A. 1,2,3; VICA 4; Audio-Visual Club 1. JOHNNIE PHILIP WATSON Audio-Visual Club 1,2,3,4, Reporter 3; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Bus Drivers’ Club 4; F.F.A. 1,4. MICHAEL DAVID WATSON Audio-Visual Club 1; Debate Club 1,2; Science Club 1,2,3,4, President 2, Second Vice-President 4; Math Club 2,3,4, Vice- President 3; Beta Club 3,4, President 4; Marshal 3; Governor’s School 3; National Merit Semi-Finalist 3. TONY RUSSELL WEATHERS Bus Drivers’Club 2,3, Treasurer 3; F.F.A. 1. SUSAN MILLER WELLONS Debate Club 1; Dramatics Gub 3; Student Council 2; F.T.A. 3; F.B.L.A. 4; Library Assistant 1,2,3,4. DOUGLAS CURT WHITE Audio-Visual Gub 1,2; Monogram Gub 2,3,4; Football 1; Golf 1,2,3.4. BEVERLY SUE WHITLEY Dramatics Club 3,4; Debate Club 2; F.T.A. 1,2,4; Bus Driver 3,4; Library Assistant 1,2,4. MARY JAN WHITLEY Science Club 1; F.T.A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2,3, Vice-President 4; Beta Club 3,4, Secretary 4; Marshal 3; Annual Staff 4; Library Assistant 4; Waitress 2; French Award 3; DAR Good Citizen Representative 4; NEDT Certificate of Merit 1,3; National Merit Certificate 3; Math Club 4, Secretary 4. LANDON EADDY WILDER Student Council 1,3,4, President 4; VICA 3, President 3; Audio- Visual Club 2; Dramatics Club 4, Reporter 4; Advisory Council 1; Class President 1; Class Treasurer 3; Drum Major 3,4;Outstanding Service Award in Band 3. CAROL PAMELA WILLIAMS Audio-Visual Club 3,4, Secretary 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Dramatics Club 2; G.A.A. 2; Library Assistant 3; Basketball 2,3,4, Co-Capt ain 4; Majorette 1,2; Homecoming Queen 4. LILLIE PENELOPE WOODARD F.H.A. 1,2. DONNA JO YOUNG F.B.L.A. 4; Dramatics Club 4; F.H.A. 2; VICA 3. Treasurer 3. 51 Milton Adams Wesley Adams Ann Alford Michael Alford Joy Allen Shirley Bailey Wayne Barham Glenn Bass Bobbie Bennett Beth Bilisoly David Birch Hampton Blackard Julia Blevins Danny Boykin Kay Boykin Sue Brannon Esther Bridges Gerald Broadie Harold Broadwell Kathryn Broadwell Gloria Brown Louis Bumpers Ross Carroll Donna Carter 52 Larry Carter Ray Chalk Debbie Champion Brenda Clark Mike Cousins Shannon Creech Darlene Curtis Judy Curtis Vickie Daniel Louise Daniels Dell Davis Judy Davis Juniors relish upperclassman status. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Standing: President, Harold Broadwell. Seated: Secretary, Glenn Medlin; Treasurer, Susan Thomas; Vice-President, Richard Watson. 53 Don Debnam Marie Denton Karl Dickerson Roy Dorman Ronnie Driver Marcia Dunn Connie Edwards Steve Edwards Pam Faison Henry Ferrell Martha Fowler Nell Freeman Larry Fuller Moses Gamer Wanda Gay Barbara Gillespie Ann Glover Billy Godwin Isaiah Goodson Dwight Hagwood 54 Junior reverie-. A prom is memorable. Wayne Harper Diane Harris Lawrence Hartsfield Brenda Haynes Warren Henderson Curtis Henley Donna Hicks Wayne Hildebrand Maranda Hinnant Robert Hinton David Hodge James Holden Donald Holder Robert Hood Michael Horton Nancy House Jim Hudson Rhett Hunt Donald Hunter Patsy Jackson 55 Michael Johnson Wayne Johnson Wesley Johnson Debra Jones Delphine Jones Donald Jones Harvey Jones Phillip Jones Steve Keith Johnnie King Donna Kirk James Kirk Robin Knight Diane Lassiter Ruth Laxton Perry Laymon Ronnie Liles Debbie Liner Linda Lloyd Ronnie Lloyd Victor McConnell Harriette McCullers Fannie McNeill Michael Mangum 56 Homeroom affords junior planning time. JUNIOR HOMEROOM ADVISERS: Seated: Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs Barringer, Mrs. Pulliam. Standing: Mr. Davis, Mr. Smith, Mr. Lenn. 57 Ricky Mitchell Betty Montague Carlton Montague Anne Moore Henry Moore Ramon Murphy Susan Murphy Johnny Narron Struggling through hours of testing, Winford Newman Paul Newton Jesse Noble Ricky Nowell Richard O’Neal Johnny Painter Patricia Paris Faye Park Ed Patton Billy Pearce Paula Pearce John Pendleton 58 Anita Perry Diane Perry Rose Perry Therone Perry Timmie Perry Warren Perry William Perry Jane Plato Juniors discover their true potential. Grady Poole Brian Potter A1 Price Otis Price Debra Privette Beth Pulley David Pulley Warren Ramsey Danny Raper Anthony Ray Joan Raybon Clifford Richardson 59 Friendship enhances junior academics. Karl Righter John Robertson Julian Rogers Carlton Royster Merle Scarboro Kathy Sears Angela Shearon Janice Sherian Ray Smith Jan Snipes Leo Spell Joseph Staggers William Stamey Peggy Stephenson 60 Paul Stines Jimmy Straughn Patricia Sutton Hugh Terrell June Tessinear Barry Tharrington Susan Thomas Charles Thorpe Alberta Todd Beth Todd Leslie Todd Sharon Vial Chemistry students Pam Faison and Debbie Liner learn that careful measurement is essential to calculating the thickness of a molecule. 61 Junior year encourages diversified curriculum. During timed writing junior typists strive for accuracy and speed. Joyce Wagner Brinkley Wagstaff Judy Wainwright Bobby Wall Lynn Wall Terry Wall Brenda Watkins Gale Watkins Glenda Watkins Linda Watkins Walter Watkins Avery Watson 62 Jennifer Wellons Danny West Steve White Roy Whitehead Phillip Whitley Greg Wilder Rebecca Williams Steve Williams Lynn Williamson Curtis Winston Harold Young Teresa Young 63 Ann Adams Betsy Alford Betty Alford Curtis Alford Angela Anderson Ricky Andrews Susan Anthony Delbra Ayscue Hal Ayscue Elaine Bailey Marshall Baker Rita Baker Linda Ballance Ginger Barden Charles Barham Donald Barnette Marsha Barrett Angela Bass Carolyn Batten Charles Baucom Beth Baugh Larry Benton Phillip Bissette Dyane Bobbitt Beth Bowser James Boyette Marcia Bradsher Channie Bridges Jasper Bridges Sue Broadwell Faye Brown Barbara Bunch Mary Bussey Kathy Carlyle Donald Cashwell 64 Sophomores confidently launch new year SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS. Seated: Treasurer, Marcia Bradsher; Sec¬ retary, Sheryl Davis; Vice-President, Joe Ann Todd. Standing: President, Randy Greene. Donna Caudle Vickie Chamblee George Caudle Carol Champion Patricia Clark Pam Coley James Coombs Jerry Coombs Michael Cozart Carl Crews Carolyn Crews Needham Daniel William Dark Sheryl A. Davis 1 65 and readily accept its challenges. Sheryl E. Davis Timothy Davis Patricia Debnam Johnie Dolby Jannette Dudley Arnell Dunn Lorenza Dunn Brenda Earp Donald Eatmon Ricky Eddins Wayne Ellis Charles Faison Durema Faison Peggy Faison Linda Ferguson Tommy Ferrell William Finch Alex Forte Charlie Forte Alfonso Freeman Ricky Freeman Sue Fuller Gail Gay Donna Gill Ellen Gillespie Michael Gray Carol Green Randall Greene Joshualyn Griffin Julian Griffin Mary Griffin Deborah Hamerka Marsha Hamerka Carolyn Harris David Harris 66 Marvin Harris Marvine Harris Deborah Hartsfield James Hayes James Henderson Dixie Hendricks Richard Hinnant Thomas Hinnant Debra Hinton Nathan Hodge Nelda Hodge Joyce Holden William Hollifield Don Honeycutt David Howard Alvin Hunter Danny Jeffreys Deborah Jeffreys Darlene Jenkins Alton Johnson Johnnie Johnson Kenneth Johnson Mary Johnson Michael A. Johnson Michael D. Johnson Phillip Johnson Judy Johnston Bonnie Jones David Jones Linwood Jon es Lou Ellen Jones Paul Jones Phyllis Jones Helen Kearney Jerry Keith 67 Teachers’ conferences aid soph decisions. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM ADVISERS: Seated: Mrs. Stalvey, Mrs. Gooden, Mrs. Shearin, Miss Baldwin, Miss Bowser. Standing: Mrs. Privette, Mr. Murphy, Mrs. Horton. Howard Kennedy Millard Kirk Patricia Kirk Ilirie Knott Joan Knox Patricia Lane Marie Laxton 68 Dennis Leathers Beth Lewter Katherine Liles Larry Liles Lynn McConnell Jean McLean Patricia McNeill Chanita Mangum Danny Marcom Robert Marshburn Suzzann May Victor May Roosevelt Miller Dale Mills Renee Mitchell Sandra Mitchell Christine Montague Elliott Montague Diane Moody Tommy Moody Cooky Moore Willie Moore Norman Morgan Robin Myrick Brenda Narron Frances Newton Connie Nowell Ruth Ann Nowell Johney Oakley Ruffin O’Neal Tonja Paris Marty Parish Patricia Parish James Pearce Kirby Pearce 69 Tony Pendelton Bemecine Perry Candace Perry Cheryl Perry Emma Perry Glenda Perry Glenn Perry Mary Perry Michael Perry Paulette Perry Will Perry Kathy Phipps Linwood Poole Peggy Poole Charles Powell Charles Price Lois Price Mildred Prince Carol Pritchard Ronald Privett George Puryear Dianne Raper Betty Ray Joyce Ray Aaron Rice Danny Richardson June Richardson Charles Robertson Clara Robertson Eddie Robinson Linda Rogers Lula Rogers Paula Royal Kirvin Satterwhite Linda Satterwhite 70 Ardent Sophs explore kingdoms of life. Sophomores Will Perry and Larry Liles identify the effects of phosphorus deficiency on bean plants for biology classmates. Harold Seavers Dale Seley Betty Shearon Paul Shearon Earl Shuler Jacqueline Smith Magdalene Squire well Ruth Stalvey Robin Stoll Jerome Stewart William Stewart Braderick Stilwell Bert Strickland Diane Strickland Randy Strickland 71 Degrees tease and angles tangle Using postulates and theorems, geometry students prove angles congruent. Earl Taylor Patricia Tibbens Joe Ann Todd Candace Tongue Susan Tunstall Emily Wade Debra Wagstaff Charles Wall Steve Wall Jerry Watkins Susan Watkins Bonnie Watson Gail Weathers Nora Weathers Brenda Weaver 72 sophs’ logical reasoning efforts Hubert Webster Jimmy Wiggins Calvin Wilkerson Catherine Wilkinson Mark Williams Roy Williams Robert Wilson Elise Witt Herman Womble Valerie Wood Jerry Woodard Nancy Woodard Joyce Woodley Bennie Woodlief Donna Wootton Karen Yeargin Brenda Young Clark Young Timmie Young 73 Patricia Adams Thomas Alexander Barry Allen Frances Allen Mary Beth Anthony David Arnold Shirley Asbury Catherine Baker Diane Baker Debra Barham Donnie Barham Patricia Barham Tommy Barham Wayne Barham Larry Barnes Benjamin Bass Jocelyn Bass Loretha Bass Verna Baxter David Baynes FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Secretary, Gloria Dunn; Vice-President, Steve Watt; Treasurer, Tom Britt; President, Ronnie Horton. 74 New doors open to verdant Freshmen. Sammy Bell Rose Benton Paul Berry Deborah Blackley Tony Blackley Walter Bowling Kenny Bowser Elizabeth Bowycr Debra Brantley Thomas Britt Vickie Broadie Joan Broadwell Bruce Brown Debbie Bryant Janet Bullock Clyde Bunch Albert Bumette Ruth Bumette Stanley Carpenter Debra Chalk Linda Chalk Brenda Chappell Lori Cockman Timothy Conoley Diane Cooley Joan Coombs Mary Cooper Denise Coulbourne Dale Cousins Glenn Cousins James Cox Thomas Cozart Nancy Creech Vickie Creech Donna Davis 75 Dwight Davis Michael Denton Deborah Doyle Patricia Driver George Dublin Brenda Dunn Gloria Dunn Jerry Dunn Sherell Dunn Carl Dunston Jerry Earp Kay Eddins Doris Edwards Christopher Evans Dwight Faison Lindsay Faison Marian Faison Ronald Faison Shirley Fleming David Flowers Donnie Forsythe Amie Freeman Sally Freeman Phillip Fuller Paul Gardner Earl Garner David Gillespie Helen Glover Gracie Goodson Henry Goodson Leslie Greene Wanda Gregory Becky Griffin Donnell Griffin Chawatta Hall 76 Eager-to-please Freshmen soon adjust. David Hammock Mildred Harrington Barbara Harris Danny Harris Shirley Harris Vonseal Harris Willie Hartsfield Randy Haswell Walton Hedrick David Henderson Bertho Hicks Lynne Hill Jerry Hines Mary Hines Bonnie Hinton Charles Hinton Deborah Hinton Marsha Hinton Michael Hinton Sue Hinton A1 Hodge Linda Holden Ruby Holden Wade Holden Billy Holder Rose Holland Ronald Horton Teresa Horton Charles House Robert Howard Carolyn Hoyle Marsha Hudson Debra Inscoe Doris Jenkins Donald Johnson 77 Judy Johnson Larry Johnson Mary Johnson Tim Johnson William Johnson Bobby Jones David Jones John Jones Joseph Jones Reginald Jones Sandra Jones Sheryl Jones Steve Jones Charles Keith Carolyn Knott Gray Knott Robert Knox Mary Knuckley Linda Lassiter David Laxton Randall Laymon Dianne Lee Gwendolyn Lee Kaye Lee Melvin Lee Gail Leonard Bryant Lewis Charles Liles Margaret Lloyd Lugene Lucas Thomas McCoy Patricia McCullers Elizabeth McNeill Martha McNeill Donald Marshall 78 distinctive Freshman Class personality. FRESHMAN HOMEROOM ADVISERS: Seated: Miss Thomas, Mrs. Vann, Miss Hobbs, Mrs. Ellerbe, Mrs. Holifield. Standing: Mr. Scott, Mr. Simmerson, Mr. Liles, Mr. Faulk. . ' i Si jK 1K . K ' f Jl 1 • jpjjii | m ’Jk y- ■ p i i ns Ug Hi ■ wf M 1 L I I iHl.lflliiK: j r Jacqueline Marshall Kirby Marshburn Andy May Shirley Miles Sharon Mills Bob Mitchell Denise Mitchell Howard Mitchell Wilhemina Mitchell Jimmy Mixon Jack Mizzelle Karen Moody Carolyn Moore Benita Mosley Michael Murray 79 Frosh Worth Narron Norris Newman Lee Nowell Larry O’Neal Peggy O’Neal Wayne O’Neal Duane Padgett Stephen Pair Donald Parrish Donna Parrish Donna Pearce Pamela Pearce Phillip Perkinson Rex Perkinson Brenda Perry Clifton Perry Joy Perry Randy Perry Dennis Perscell Howye Perscell Betty Poole Owen Poole Susan Poole David Pope Deborah Powell Lloyd Price Larry Privette Jeffrey Raper Chris Evans steadies turn- demonstrates moments of 80 Bobby Richardson Johnnie Richardson Lillie Richardson test immutable physical laws. Irbie as Carolyn Knott precariously jiertia. Jerry Richert Robert Righter Donald Robertson James Robertson Kay Robertson Pamela Robertson Ronald Robertson Wilma Sanders Julie Scarboro Cheri Sears Sandra Sears Kimberly Seavers Darrell Seawell Harriet Shepherd Charles Smith Christine Smith David Smith Rex Smith 81 Fervent Freshmen wax strong and wise. Freshmen P. E. cagers impatiently eye suspended two points. Teddy Spain Laura Spell McKinley Spencer Craig Stallings Eddie Staten Carolyn Stephenson Randy Straughn Patsy Street Melba Strickland Darnell Tant Percy Thorpe Charles Tilton Henry Tilton Faith Titus Willie Todd Gwen Tucker Donald Turnage Mary Turnage 82 I Donald Underhill Margaret Underhill Diane Vandiford Donna Vaughan Gloria Vaughan Avery Vial Sadie Vines Jackie Wainwright David Wall Elizabeth Wall Alan Watkins Alton Watkins Alvin Watkins Donna Watkins Kenneth Watkins Michael Watkins Wanda Watkins Steve Watt Dale Weathers Glenn Weaver Linda West Debra Whitley Mitchell Whitley David Wilder Daniel Wilkins Barbara Williams Jacques Williams Steve Williams Margaret Willoughby Nellie Willoughby Andy Winston Cynthia Woodard Gayle Woodlief Lewis Wootton Andrew Wright 83 84 The Shield Staff essays to compile ’’best book ever.” Accepting the traditional challenge of portraying another year of life at Vaiden Whitley, the Yearbook Staff endeavored to produce the “best book ever.” It coordinated copy, layout, and pictures to depict major events, athletic contests, and daily activities of students and faculty. To record more completely the happenings of the year, headlines replaced titles and a Student Life section was added. Always the prime objective was ex¬ cellence as it worked to compile the 1969 edition of The Shield. Sponsor Mrs. Perry confers with Yearbook Editor Rose Jones on proper placement of pictures as Staff Photog¬ rapher David Hendricks and Co-Business Managers James Strickland and Frances Henderson approve. Assisted by Advisors Mrs. Gooden and Mrs. Crutcher, Betsy Dark, Jan Whitley, and Pat Croom search for the most revealing terms to express pic¬ ture action. 1 Surrounded by Staff members Will Perry, Pam Faison, Susan Thomas, and Larry Liles; Assistant Editor Ronnie Conoley carefully checks layout details. YEARBOOK STAFF: First row: James Strickland, David Hendricks, Rose Jones, Jan Snipes, Beth Todd, Susan Thomas. Second row: Juanita Mangum, Frances Henderson, Pat Groom, June Tessinear, Betsy Dark, Jan Whitley, Sherrye Buchanan. Third row: Cecelia Perry, Patricia Parish, Marty Parish, Nancy Woodard, Ruth Stalvey, Betty Shearon, Will Perry, Larry Liles. Fourth row: Ronnie Conoley, Wayne Harper, Brent Tharrington, Howard Nipper. 87 Betas excel in services rendered. OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: President, Mike Watson; Secretary, Jan Whitley; Vice-President, Bill Britt; Sponsor, Mrs. Heath; Sponsor, Miss Baldwin; Treasurer, Ronnie Conoley. The Beta Club, a service and leadership organization, engaged in several projects this year. Outstanding among these was the presentation of a trophy case to the school. In addition, the club gave a North Carolina Flag and an American Flag. At Christmas it assisted the County organization in sponsoring two foster children. To provide funds for these contributions, members par¬ ticipated in a Christmas Card Sale. Also, Betas were re¬ sponsible for raising the Hag daily, ushering at school functions, marshalling at commencement, and giving daily morning devotions. Ronnie Conoley delivers an inspirational devotion-a first initiated by Betas. MEMBERS: First row: Mike Watson, Bill Britt, Jan Whitley, Ronnie Conoley. Second row: Cecelia Perry, Pam Faison, Susan Thomas, Frances Henderson, Brenda Latham, Jeanette Squirewell, James Strickland, Bill Medlin, Robert Jones. Third row: Rose Jones, Pat Croom, Betsy Dark, Joy Allen, Judy Davis, Nell Freeman, Danny Boykin, Joe Knott. Fourth row: David Hendricks, Harold Broadwell, Leslie Todd, Greg Wilder, Wayne Harper, Barry Tharrington, Warren Perry. 88 Student Council projects add zest. MEMBERS: First row: H. Glover, D. Foley, P. Faison, L. Wilder, J. Strickland, R. Horton, D. Hendricks, B. Britt. Second row: C. Nowell, D. Hicks, S. Thomas, F. Henderson, J. Squirewell, R. Horton, R. Smith, C. Liles, S. Clark. Third row: P. Royal, L. Spell, S. Montague, P. Poole, C. Batten, L. Cockman, R. Conoley, B. Tharrington, A. Broadie. Fourth row: R. Nowell, D. Doyle, B. Pulley, B. Shcaron, S. Davis, R. Stell, B. Wagstaff, H. Broadwell, R. Watson. i y A ' m «jM jfL JgBm jraajgjlifc . m IFl f ‘ ' ?■ ' s ‘ T ' ■Kr -H afr 1 Jr A 4 fk ' 1 z f % XI r 1 1 fPl gjpegL ‘f : I Composed of representa¬ tives from each homeroom, the Student Council function¬ ed as an organ of communica¬ tion between students and faculty and staff. During the year, it was involved in several worth-while projects. Among these were preparing materials for bulletin boards, sponsoring election of Homecoming Court, entertaining the faculty and staff at a Christmas tea, promoting a faculty-alumni basketball game, and planning Senior Week activities. How¬ ever, its most rewarding pro¬ ject was assisting the local Garden Clubs in landscaping the front campus. Council members enjoyed participating in county, dis¬ trict, and state meetings. OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: Sponsor, Mr. Terrill; Vice-President, James Strickland; President, Landon Wilder; Treasurer, Pam Faison; Parliamentarian, Robert Horton; Secretary, Debbie Foley; Sponsor, Mr. Lenn. 89 Monogram Club promotes unity, school spirit. The Monogram Club was composed of out¬ standing student athletes representing all phases of the sports’ program. Its primary objectives were to promote school spirit and to encourage unity. Highlighting its year was the Homecoming Dance sponsored during the football season. Through the use of filmstrips and lectures at the monthly meetings, the club provided interesting and informative programs for its members. OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: Seated: Vice-President, Ricky Blackwood; Sponsor, Miss Thomas; Secretary, Kathy Bunch; President, Glen Medlin. Standing: Treasurer, Sam Clark; Sponsor, Mr. Simmerson; Reporter, Bill Britt. Iff 1 WFW CM r i f I r ■ am m A M tiff f flB MEMBERS: First row: J. Hudson, G. Medlin, M. Cousins, H. Nipper, M. Mangum, R. Liggins, R. Blackwood, R. Pennington, T. Liborio, B. Hodge, J. Strickland. Second row: R. Horton, J. Knott, W. Perry, R. Whitehead, R. Hunt, M. Adams, T. Padgett, C. Royster, C. Thorpe. Third row: W. Ramsey, S. Clark, R. Driver, R. Watson, B. Britt, S. Medlin, R. Liles, T. Davis, A. Broadie, H. Debnam. Fourth row: L. Faison, H. Ferrell, S. Barham, R. Tharrington, M. Dunston, C. Winston, R. Pennie, P. Haswell, L. McConnell. Fifth row: V. McConnell, W. Adams, B. Hopkins, K. Bunch, C. Pritchard, P. Williams, J. House, N. Freeman, D. Strickland, B. Watson. 90 Spanish mores intrigue Spanish Club. MEMBERS: First row: J. Wagner, S. Creech, M. Williams, W. Hildebrand, T. Ferrell, W. Henderson, B. Wagstat ' f, R. Driver, K. Bunch, B. Potter, G. Knott, B. Brantley, L. Burgess, M. Vaughan. Second row: S. Hopkins, B. Pulley, S. Broadwell, S. Bailey, K. Sears, S. Vial, L. Lloyd, L. Rogers, K. Phipps, D. Wall, S. Jones, L. Daniels, D. Privette, C. Mills. Third row: M. Scarboro, C. Wall, H. Scavers, R. Stcll, A. Johnson, M. Johnson, C. Winston, G. Perry, R. Strickland, J. Coombs, R. Wilson, M. Johnson, M. Baker. Fourth row: J. Robertson, S. Edwards, B. Haynes, R. Hood, D. Birch, R. Nowell, G. Broadie, C. Hodge, C. Montague, M. Mangum, A. Broadie, D. Raper, R. Andrews, B. Strickland. Fifth row: J. Narron, R. Hunt, E. Robinson, S. Davis, C. Royster, V. Smith, D. Curtis, G. Watkins, D. McNeill, M. Dunston, M. Dunn, B. Montague, T. Young, R. Murphy. Endeavoring to acquire a broad¬ er knowledge of our Spanish-speak¬ ing neighbors and their language was the major objective of the Spanish Club. In the fall the mem¬ bers traveled to Greensboro to attend the production, “Esta Noche Teatro,” which was performed en¬ tirely in Spanish. Speaking at one of the meetings, Roberto Matis of Buearamanza, Colombia, informed the club of customs and govern¬ ment in his country. At another meeting Tippy’s Taco House pro¬ vided true Spanish refreshments which were served in Spanish style. In the future the club proposes to organize an exchange program with a Latin American country in order to gain greater understanding of Spanish-speaking peoples. OFFICERS AND SPONSOR: Sponsor, Miss Hobbs; Treasurer, Warren Henderson; Vice-President, Ronnie Driver; President, Brinkley Wagstaff. Enjoyable and satisfying activities MEMBERS: First row: B. Williams, M. Perry, P. Perry, B. Narron, P. Poole, M. Harris, G. Lee. Second row: W. Watkins, M. Vaughan, J. Riggins, K. Yeargin, D. Vaughan, S. Sears, F. Titus, C. Perry, E. Wade, P. Sutton. Third row: C. Mangum, J. Smith, M. Strickland, P. Lane, M. McNeil, J. Wainwright, F. Newton, P. Tibbens, D. Pearce, G. Tucker, K. Lee, D. Raper. Fourth row: D. Strickland, G. Weathers, D. Parrish, C. Sears, M. Lloyd, R. Mitchell, C. Woodard, K. Moody, D. Mitchell, J. Willoughby, D. Wagstaff. Fifth row: E. Perry, C. Smith, D. Whitley, D. Lee, B. Perry, C. Perry, G. Leonard, P. O’Neal, C. Stevenson, B. Weaver. Sixth row: M. Squircwell, W. Mitchell, L. Rogers, D. Wootten, L. Wall, C. Pritchard, K. Robertson, D. Moody, C. Moore, J. McLean, S. Mitchell. Susie Medlin lends a helping hand as Chinita Mangum presses fabrics for Christmas package to County Home. captivate Future Homemakers of America. OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: Song Leader, Judy Johnston; Historian, Jacqueline Smith; Sponsor, Mrs. Jackson; Reporter, Debbie Jeffreys; Sponsor, Mrs. Branch; Parliamentarian, Johnsie Riggins; Treasurer, Paulette Perry; Secretary, Mary Johnson; Vice-President, Phyllis Jones; President, Kathy Bunch. A fashion show, guest speakers, films, and panel discussions aided the Future Homemakers of America in realizing their goals: the promotion of interest in home economics and the development of traits essential in homemaking and com¬ munity participation. The club rendered invaluable assistance to the school and to community organizations by serving and decorating for dinners and banquets. Collecting scraps of fabrics to be used by County Home residents in making quilts and sending cards to senior citizens and shut-ins were two of the club’s most en¬ joyable and satisfying activities. MEMBERS: First row: P. Coley, K. Boykin, B. Baugh, E. Bowyer, S. Harris, S. Hinton, J. Bullock, D. Coulbourne, M. Johnson. Second row: R. Benton, J. Johnston, T. Holland, D. Chalk, H. Kearney, D. Jeffreys, M. Faison, P. Driver, M. Hudson, S. Anthony. Third row: L. Holden, V. Creech, L. Hill, L. Chalk, P. Jones, D. Cousins, P. Barham, D. Inscoe, S. Fuller, D. Hamerka, M. Griffin. Fourth row: C. Hall, P. Debnam, G. Dunn, E. Gillespie, S. Freeman, J. Broadwell, N. Creech, A. Anderson, A. Adams, N. Hodge, K. Bunch. Fifth row: C. Harris, F. Allen, G. Gay, M. Anthony, L. Liles, M. Hamerka, D. Bobbitt, J. Coombs, B. Chappell, C. Knott. Sixth row: J. Holden, D. Ayscue, B. Earp, B. Bowser, P. Faison, D. Davis, D. Gill, D. Faison, P. Kirk, J. Harris. 93 Girls invade Future Farmers of America ranks. Seeking to develop strong leaders and good citizens prompted the F.F.A. to engage in a variety of activities. Among these was participation in the different Federation contests in which members represented the local chapter well. The Tool Identifica¬ tion Team placed first in its contest. Again members supplied and supervised exhibits in the Children’s Barnyard at the North Carolina State Fair and attended Summer Camp. Hunting safety was discussed by a member of the Wildlife Department, and a local minister delivered an inspirational message to the group at its regu¬ lar meetings. Funds from a successful Aggies” sale were used to finance the annual Father Son Banquet. The Whitley Chapter entered a new era as girls invaded its ranks for the first time. Ed Patton observes as Ray Chalk and David Pulley frame the greenhouse, a welcomed addition for vocational agriculture study. MEMBERS: First row: D. Harris, S. Brannon, M. Denton, S. Keith, G. Harris, C. Montague, D. Montague, P. Robertson, O. Price, D. Forsythe, B. Jones, T. Barham, D. Marshall, A. Watkins. Second row: B. Finch, C. Faison, R. Perkinson, M. Watkins, W. Holden, D. Pope, J. Mizelle, B. Richardson, K. Marshburn, G. Weaver, D. Harris, L. Faison, D. Weathers. Third row: J. Richardson, H. Terrell, T. Padgett, R. Perry, L. Faison, D. Parrish, C. Dunston, D. Robertson, D. Upchurch, S. Carpenter, J. Jones, S. Bell, R. Robertson. Fourth row: C. Sanderlin, G. Poole, P. Leonard, T. Blackley, D. Smith, D. Padgett, D. Wilder, R. Haswell, N. Hodge, J. Hines, A. Burnette, L. Dunn, J. Cox. Fifth row: J. Jones, W. Hedrick, S. Watt, A. Wright, R. Horton, R. Smith, R. Jones, L. Green, D. Faison, M. Perry, H. Moore, T. Perry. Sixth row: L. O’Neal, W. O’Neal, C. House, R. Faison, A. Hodge, A. Winston, C. Evans, S. Dunn, L. Lucas, A. Dunn, A. McCullers, D. Holder, H. Evans. 94 MEMBERS: First row: R. Dorman, D. Long, R. Pennington, S. Medlin, R. Horton, A. Watson, J. Thompson, D. Jeffreys, D. Harris, B. Hodge. Second row: P. Stines, M, Honeycutt, E. Patton, R. Carroll, G. Medlin, S. Williams, T. Pendleton, P. Bissett, J. Pearce. Third row: D. Perscell, A. Price, G. Broadie, D. Tant, M. Adams, J. Painter, P. Shearon, M. Kirk, D. O’Neal. Fourth row: L. Poole, W. Hollifield, D. Richardson, V. May, C. Richardson, R. Marshburn, D. Honeycutt, C. Alford, T. Perry. Fifth row: T. Liles, R. Liggins, J. Watson, R. Mitchell, D. Cashwell,G. Puryear, B. Godwin, R. Hinnant, C. Price, H. Blackard. Sixth row: R. Liles, B. Mitchell, P. Whitley, T. Poole, G. Caudle, C. Edwards, H. Ayscue, S. Jones, R. Williams. Seventh row: C. Powell, K. Dickerson, M. Johnson, J. Straughn, D. Debnam, D. Hodge, W. Johnson, L. Spell. Eighth row: L. Fuller, J. Rogers, D. Jones, R. Mitchell, C. Barham, D. Pulley, R. Chalk, M. Alford. Ninth row: J. Medlin, W. Watkins, R. McConnell, A. Owens, B. Wall, A. Rice, W. Johnson. OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: Seated: Secretary, Avery Watson; Treasurer, Jackie Thompson; President, Robert Horton. Sentinel, Danny Jeffreys; Reporter, David Harris. Standing: Sponsor, Mr. Perkinson; Vice-President, Bill Hodge; Sponsor, Mr. Horton. 95 Dramatics Club urges use of talents. OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: Seated: Sponsor, Mrs. Stalvey; Vice-President, Mary Jane Richardson; Secretary, Debbie Hodge. Standing: Reporter, Landon Wilder; President, Sherrye Buchanan; Sponsor, Mrs. Gooden. In order to achieve its goal, en¬ couraging use of talents and performance with self-confidence before an audience, the Dramatics Club divided its member¬ ship into groups that wrote, directed, and presented skits, one-act plays or pantomines at its monthly meetings. At Christmastime, the ciub decked the halls of Whitley by erecting the first Christ¬ mas tree in the student lounge. L pi MEMBERS: First row: L. O’Neal, K. Broadwell, B. Clark, B. Whitley, G. Poole, B. Bilisoly, M. Richardson, L. Wilder, S. Buchanan, J. Riggins, D. Hodge, B. Hodge, B. Hopkins, T. Liborio, E. Witt. Second row: L. Rogers, B. Latham, V. Pulley, D. Liner, L. Wall, P. Driver, M. Faison, D. Cousins, C. Knott, B. Chappell, D. Young, E. Wall, S. Medlin, M. Kirk, M. Cozart. Third row: L. Carter, D. Stines, S. Davis, W. Hedrick, D. Baynes, C. Barnette, I. Knott, C. Nowell, W. Adams, R. Nowell, C. Batten, R. Stalvey, E. Wade, P. Royal, L. Cockman. Fourth row: M. Raper, B. Todd, J. Snipes, D. Goodson, L. Debnam, A. Perry, N. Daniels, F. Titus. D. Parrish, S. Sears, D. Inscoe, G. Leonard, M. Hines, K. Yeargin, D. Raper. Fifth row: J. Mangum, D. Underhill, D. Davis, B. Jones, L. Wootton, J. Boyette, M. Barrett, G. Lee, V. Broadie, D. Whitley, H. McCullers, F. Park, A. Moore, B. Griffin. 96 First” labels Science Club ' s achieved goals. Becoming a member of the national organization for science clubs, Future Scientists of America, was a coveted milestone attained by the Science Club this year. Another first for the club was the sponsoring of a Science Emphasis Night to which the public was invited to view projects done by club members and interested science students. Interest in various fields of science was further cultivated through discussions at regular meetings. OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: Seated: Sponsor, Mrs. Shearin; Secretary-Treasurer, Pat Croom. Standing: Second Vice-President, Michael Watson; Sponsor. Mrs. Rogers; President, Ronnie Conoley; First Vice-President, Brent Tharrington. MEMBERS: First row: R. Conoley, B. Tharrington, M. Watson, P. Croom. Second row: H. Mitchell, H. Tilton, B. Johnson, L. Johnson, B. Tharrington, K. Righter, W. Perry, J. ’ Henderson, C. Faison, L. Liles, P. Driver, D. Cousins, C. Liles, L. Benton. Third row: T. jCozart, D. Hammock, G. Cousins, T. Britt, M. Whitley, S. Davis, B. Shearon, M. , Bradsher, K. Carlyle, S. Mitchell, J. Scarboro, K. Eddins, S. Freeman, G. Woodlief, M. Faison. Fourth row: M. Hines, J. Dunn, G. Dunn, O. Poole, D. Davis, D. Baynes, B. Lewis, S. Wall, J. Robertson, W. Harper, R. Knight, R. Greene, G. Knott, M. Kirk. Fifth row: P. Gardner, C. Knott, D. Powell, J. Perry, H. Shepherd, V. Wood, D. Gill, J. Keith, M. Johnson, K. Pierce, S. Hawkins, M. Davis, V. Richardson, R. Jones. Sixth row: A. Watkins, B. Chappell, J. Boyette, M. Barrett, N. Newman, M. Murray, D. Seley, L. Todd, N. Daniels, H. Womble, P. Jones, P. Perkinson, M. Cooke, C. Sanderson. Robert Jones and Victor Richardson analyze one of many projects exhibited on Science Emphasis Night. 97 Computer age marks Math Club programs. SENIOR MATH CLUB OFFICERS AND SPONSOR: President, Joe Knott; Secretary, Jan Whitley; Sponsor, Mr. Murphy; Vice-President, Wayne Harper. The Junior and Senior Math Clubs have aspired to greater proficiency in advanced fields and to a more profound understanding of the role of math in today’s computer age. Topics to promote these objectives such as the Mobius Strip and Topology, Conic Sections in Structural Design, Quadratic Relations and Chemistry, Trig¬ onometry in Optics, and Progres¬ sions and the Laws of Harmony were explored-the end result being an increased respect for logical reasoning. JUNIOR MATH CLUB OFFICERS AND SPONSOR: Secretary, Margaret Underhill; Sponsor, Mrs. Vann; Vice- President, Linda West; President, Tim Conoley. MEMBERS: First row: M. Davis, J. Whitley, W. Harper, J. Knott, T. Conoley, L. West, M. Underhill, D. Baynes, B. Allen. Second row: L. Benton, B. Dark, H. Mitchell, D. Davis, B. Potter, J. Hudson, H. Ferrell, J. Todd, M. Watson, B. Freeman, B. Tharrington, B. Ray,C. Moore. Third row: M. Johnson, H. Tilton, B. Lewis, L. Liles, L. Price, D. Hammock, H. Kennedy, A. Watkins, L. Johnson, P. Pearce, H. Shepherd, K. Carlyle, L. Rogers. Fourth row: M. Perry, N. Newman, S. Wall, M. Johnson, T. Davis, S. Davis, M. Knuckley, R. Greene, O. Poole, M. Whitley, D. Wilkins, J. Dunn, J. Marshall, C. Perry. 98 Future Business Leaders scan job world. OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: Seated: Historian, Kaye Perry; Secretary, Ginger Duke. Standing: Treasurer, Angela Shearon; Vice-President, Sue Keith; Sponsor, Mrs. Privette; Sergeant-at-Arms, Jesse Noble; Sponsor, Mrs. Adams; President, Mike Raper; Parliamen¬ tarian, Mary Jane Richardson. Helping to develop competent, aggressive business leaders was the main purpose of the Future Business Leaders of America. In order to promote a better understanding of the business world, the members of the club, with the aid of successful business leaders and films, presented programs concerning require¬ ments for and job opportunities of various business occupations. In addition, the club financed a trip to the state convention for its delegates, ren¬ dered many services to the Business Department, and prepared bulletin boards. V MEMBERS: First row: D. Curtis, J. Wainwright, D. Kirk, D. Champion, J. Blevins, J. Plato, L. Lloyd, D. Jones, P. Jackson, B. Clark, D. Davis, L. Watkins, M. Hinnant. Second row: H. Terrill, A. Glover, G. Watkins, A. Shearon, D. Raper, J. Medlin, J. Curtis, K. Broadwell, R. Perry, S. Bailey. Third row: B. Henry, K. Perry, G. Duke, A. Thomas, J. Knott, S. Keith, D. Myrick, L. Daniels, M. Richardson, S. Johnson, L. Holden, B. Brantley, R. Hood. Fourth row: L. Debnam, R. Jones, D. Edmonds, D. Dickens, D. Young, P. Medlin, M. Raper, S. Jones, J. Moffitt, P. Jordan, W. Jackson, D. Foley, D. Burrus. Fifth row: S. Sanders, G. Poole, D. O’Neal, J. Brown, L. Jackson. F. Turnage, S. Hopkins. 99 Whitley Bus Drivers accentuate safety. OFFICERS AND SPONSOR: First row: Treasurer, Tim Liles; Secretary, Donna O’Neal; Reporter, Victor Richardson; Vice-President, Sue Montague; Sponsor, Mr. Perkinson. Second row: President, Andy Owens. Members of the Bus Drivers’ Club were students who accepted the major responsibility of transportation; safely other students within the Vaiden Whitley attendance area. Films and discussions at club meetings conveyed to the drivers the importance of promoting safe school bus transportation; the significance of keeping neat, accurate records; and the necessity of maintaining clean buses. The goal of each driver was to receive a perfect rating upon monthly inspection by the County Bus Main¬ tenance Department. BUS DRIVERS’ CLUB MEM¬ BERS: First row: Andy Owens, Donna O’Neal, Sue Montague, Tim Liles. Victor Richardson. Second row: Ricky Mitchell, Milton Adams, Dennis Barnette, Jackie Thompson, Johnny Watson. Third row: Paulette Perry, Steve Jones, Sue Brannon, Mike Gray, Peggy Poole, Charles Mitchell, Lawrence Hartsfield. Fourth row: Ronnie Lloyd, Steve Wall, Paul Jones, Melvin Blinson, Harry Hartmann, Curtis Henley, Avery Watson. Fifth row: Andy May, Michael Alford, Charles Barham, Connie Edwards, Harry Evans, Allen McCullers, Jasper Bridges. REGULAR BUS DRIVERS: First row: Marie Denton, Andy Owens, Donna O’Neal, Sue Montague, Tim Liles, Victor Richardson, Dennis Barnette. Second row: Robert Jones, Ricky Mitchell, Beverly Whitley, Milton Adams, Jackie Thompson, Lawrence Harts¬ field, Betsy Dark. Third row: Hal Ayscue, Sue Brannon, Mike Gray, Peggy Poole, Charles Mitchell, Brent Tharrington. Fourth row: Julian Griffin, Dale Mills, Ronnie Lloyd, Melvin Blinson, Harry Hartmann, Curtis Henley, Avery Watson. Fifth row: Mike Alford, Charles Barham, Walter Watkins, Connie Edwards, Harry Evans, Allen McCullers, Donald Holder. 100 MEMBERS: First row: S. Medlin, D. Hodge, J. Whitley, F. Henderson, D. Wall, S. Montague, J. Riggins, V. Smith, A. Jones, B. Latham, C. Perry, B. Whitley. Second row: L. Burgess, N. Daniels, L. O’Neal, J. Squirewell, M. Vaughan, J. Watson, D. Barnette, S. Buchanan, W. Clark, B. Dark, J. Mangum, B. Freeman. Third row: D. .Coulbourne, L. Spell, M. Underhill, L. West, K. Bunch, V. Broadie, F. Allen, B. Holden, D. Wall. Fourth row: D. Doyle, C. Hall, T. Horton, M. Johnson, F. Newton, V. Chamblee, P. Coley, R. Nowell, M. Parish, K. Satterwhite, L. Jones. Fifth row: P. Tibbens, D. Wagstaff, T. Ferrell. S. Davis, C. Green, J. Holden, S. Broadwell, B. Baugh, C. Champion, D. Jenkins. Sixth row: E. Robinson, P. Parish, L. Rogers, C. Tongue, S. Tunstall, R. Stalvey, P. Lane, E. Witt, J. Wiggins, R. Strickland, J. Dudley. Seventh row: R. Stell. J. Snipes, N. Woodard, B. Todd, A. Perry, B. Bilisoly, J. Narron, M. Scarboro, K. Sears, S. Vial. J. Wagner. Eighth row: L. Wall, D. Liner, H. McCullers, B. Bennett, K. Boykin, C. Mills, S. Thomas, P. Faison. Mi OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: Secretary, Johnsie Riggins; Song Leader, Pam Faison; Vice-President, Jan Whitley; Treasurer, Jan Snipes; President, Frances Henderson; Reporter, Bobbie Bennett; Sponsor, Mrs. Gray; Sponsor, Mrs. Barringer. F.T.A. President Frances Henderson aided by Pam Faison and Sue Montague cleans up following Teacher Appreciation Tea. Education lures Future Teachers. The Future Teachers of America was primarily concerned with inspiring and interesting students in becoming competent and effective teachers. Short skits and plays depicting the role of a teacher, films portraying characteristics of the teaching profession, and guest speakers constituted the club’s programs of the year. During National Education Week, a tea honoring faculty and staff was given. An “apple for the teacher” emblem was presented to each faculty member during Teacher Appreciation Week. 101 Vocational Club helps the needy. The projects and programs of the Whitley Chapter of the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America encouraged leadership through participation in educational, voca¬ tional, civic, recreational, and social activities. At Christmas the club collected food, clothing, and toys which it presented to an indigent family in the community. VICA members Woody Johnson, Chris Aker, and Dwight Hagwood carefully pack candy in Christmas box foi needy family. OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: Seated: Electronics Vice- President, Chris Aker; Auto Mechanics Vice- President, Ross Carroll; Drafting Vice-President, Howard Nipper; ICT Vice-President, Martha Fowler; President, Woody Johnson. Standing: Sponsor, Mr. McCollum; Sponsor, Mr. Nance; Secretary, Jenny Scarboro; Sponsor, Mr. Keller; Editor, Danny Long; Treasurer, Glen Medlin. P ' fJMfig U .Vi a mm J z wm A- ■:� ff ■ y BL . 1 X ■ K y! W] ' fjVi |, y f 1 X 1 i MEMBERS: First row: G. Vaughn, P. Stephenson, M. Fowler, J. Scarboro, B. Ruth, L. Mitchell, J. Cooke, N. Woodard. Second row: W. Johnson, B. Mitchell, D. West. D. Pearce, S. Williams, G. Medlin, H. Nipper, R. Couick, T. Hinnant. Third row: D. Debnam, D. Long, L. Goodman, T. Padgett, E. Marcom, B. Bissette, C. Watkins, R. Watkins, M. Honeycutt. Fourth row: J. Montague, C. Aker, L. McConnell, R. Mitchell, C. Richardson, J. Painter, R. Pennie, M. Horton, K. Rightcr. Fifth row: L. Hartsfield, L. Montague, G. Honeycutt, P. Whitley, G. Poole, J. Straughn, R. Carroll, M. Mantych, D. Hagwood. Sixth row: J. King, P. Jones, R. Smith, H. Blackard, A. Rice, L. Spell, E. Patton, D. Jones. 102 Audio-Visual Club dispenses A-V media. OFFICERS AND SPONSOR: Seated: President, Ricky Blackwood; Vice-President, Dennis Barnette; Secretary, Pam Williams. Standing: Reporter, Baldie Bissette; Sponsor. Mr. Nance; Treasurer Warren Clark. The delivery, operation, and maintenance of audio-visual equipment and materials was again the sole project of the Audio-Visual Club. At its meetings members were in¬ structed in the operation and care of the equipment. During each class period of the day a member was stationed in the A-V room to dispense and to operate the equipment when needed. Checking out movie projectors is a regular task o Steve Pair and other A-V members. MEMBERS: First row: S. Plawkins, B. Bissette, W. Clark, P. Williams, R. Blackwood, D. Barnette, M. Cooke, H. Hartman. Second row: P. Haswell, T. Britt, B. Mitchell, J. Richardson, J. Watson, N. Daniels, J. Wiggins, J, Henderson, J. Griffin. Third row: C. Barnette, B. Lewter, F. Park, K. Henderson, L. McConnell, L. Goodman, A. May, T. Padgett, D. Marcom. 103 Girls’ Athletic Association promotes sportsmanship and game participation. MEMBERS: First row: C. Harris. F. Bowyer, D. Hicks, D. Lassiter, J. Tessirtear, K. Boykin, D. Doyle, T. Horton, J. Richardson, S. Freeman, M. Knuckley, S. Johnson, H. McCulIers, D. Hinton, D. Montague. Second row: C. Mangum, S. Poole, B. Ray, M. Bradsher, D. Wagstaff, D. Jeffreys, M. Parish, M. Underhill, L. West, K. Bunch, S. Murphy, D. Jones, G. Harris, M. Dunn, E. Perry. Third row: H. Shepherd, G. Woodlief, S. Mills, S. Miles, R. Benton, F. Newton, J. Todd, C. Champion, C. Tongue, D. Jenkins, B. Watson, D. Barham, D. Davis, D. Vanderford. Fourth row: B. Perry, D. Powell, J. Perry, D. Brantley, P. O’Neal. S. Hinton, J. Wainwright, L. Spell, F. Allen, T. Young, C. Crews, M. Squirewell. Fifth row: J. Holden, P. Pearce, J. Scarboro, P. Barham, D. Coulbourne, J. Coombs, N. Creech, L. Ballance, V. Wood, M. Willoughby, J. Ray, C. Robertson, C. Montague. Sixth row: J. Smith, P. Debnam, L. Hunter, F. McNeill, D. Bobbitt, S. Levister, C. Perry, K. Gillespie, C. Montague, B. Williams, S. Tunstall, K, Satterwhite, S. May. Seventh row: M. Cooper, B. Mosley, B. Dunn, V. Chamblee, J. Knox, P. Lane, C. Wilkinson, C. Perry, R. Myrick, P. Coley, C. Green, D. Mitchell, L. Wall, C. Pritchard. 171 HI Mm JH Ip- ' |A J 4 Jf JjHj To promote participation in various sports and to provide a broader knowledge of the rules of many games were the purposes of the Girls’ Athletic Association. Two games en¬ joyed by the girls were basket¬ ball and softball. The program of this club permitted the girls to grow physically and to develop qualities of good sportsmanship. OFFICERS AND SPONSOR: Sponsor, Miss Thomas; Points Recorder, Bonnie Watson; Secretary-Treasurer, Dianne Lassiter; Vice-President, Joan Knox; President, Donna Hicks. 104 Photography weaves fans into a club. A growing interest in photography this year led to the organization of Whitley’s newest club, the Photography Club. Its more experienced members undertook the task of training the less informed in the arts of picture taking, developing, and printing. Not only did the club seek to promote photography as a hobby, but it rendered assistance to the Yearbook Staff and other groups in their picture work. Performing the final step of picture printing, Steve Hawkins secures dryer while Brent Tharrington anchors photograph. MEMBERS: First row: Howard Nipper, Will Perry, Mitch Whitley, Barry Tharrington, Tom Britt, Tim Conoley, Karl Righter. Second row: David Hendricks, Michael Davis, Brent Tharrington, Steve Hawkins, Wayne Harper, Larry Liles, Johnny Robertson, Phil Perkinson. OFFICERS: Seated: President, David Hendricks. Standing: Vice-President, Marcus Perry; Secretary-Treasurer, Howard Nipper. 105 Director, Charles Burt: Color Guard Captain, Vickie Pulley; Head Majorette, Kaye Perry; Mascot, Sharon Burt; Drum Major, Landon Wilder; Managers, George Knott, Robert Jones. CONCERT BAND: First row: D. Baynes, F. Allen, D. Jenkins, S. Tunstall. Second row: W. Harper, J. Hudson, M. Johnson, S. Davis, C. Sanderlin, G. Knott, M. Davis, P. Leonard, L. Carter, K. Satterwhite, V. Pulley. Third row: D. Birch, S. Davis, D. Doyle, P. Tibbens, P. Berry, K. Perry, E. Robinson, R. Freeman, M. Watkins, C. Tilton, G. Knott, C. Keith, C. Mitchell, L. Wilder. Fourth row: T. Spain, B. Bennett, C. Green, S. Hinton, MARCHING BAND: First row: B. Latham, W. Ramsey, P. Johnson, M. Williams, H. Broadwell, J. Coombs. Second row: W. Adams, D. Arnold, D. White, J. Thompson, P. Stines, L. Nowell. Third row: E. Robinson, L. Carter, P. Leonard, R. Freeman, M. Watkins, L. Wootton. Fourth row: J. Hudson, G. Knott, D. Birch, J. Noble, J. Boyette, W. Harper, T. Spain. Fifth row: M. Davis, C. Keith, C. Mitchell, G. Knott, M. Johnson, C. Tilton. Sixth row: D. Doyle, S. Hinton, W. Dark, L. Privette, J. Alford, P. Berry. Seventh Row: A. Vial, H. Seavers, H. Womble, D. Baynes, C. Sanderlin. 106 H. Seavers, L. Privette, J. Alford, L. Wootton, W. 4dams, J. Boyette, A. Vial, D. Arnold, J. Noble, L. Mowell, P. Stines, J. Thompson, D. White. Fifth row: VI. Williams, H. Broadwell, W. Ramsey, H. Womble, I. Coombs, P. Johnson, B. Latham. Whitley Bands revel in unmatched elegance. Under the capable direction of Mr. Charles Burt, the Marching Warriors represented Whitley well on many occasions. They provided half-tune shows at football games and marched in several parades. Among these were the Wendell Harvest Parade, North Carolina State Homecoming Parade, Strawberry Festival Parade, and Christmas parades in Wake Forest and Zebulon. Two of the most meaningful appearances to band members were their performing on the University of North Carolina Band Day and in the Inaugural Parade for Governor Scott. In April tire group participated in the Regional Band Contest. Last year the band received a superior rating. The Concert Band joined with the Chorus and Ensemble to produce musical programs at Christmas and in the spring. The Christmas Concert was presented to both the public and the Whitley student body. Per¬ forming for Graduation climaxed the year’s programs. MAJORETTES AND COLOR GUARD: First row: Kaye Perry, Sharon Burt. Second row: Patricia Tibbens, Sheryl Davis, Bobbie Bennett, Susan Tunstall, Fran Allen, Vickie Pulley, Darlene Jenkins, Carol Green, Sherrie Davis, Kirvin Satterwhite. Concert Band transmits holiday spirit to students with the rendition of traditional selections during Christmas per¬ formance. Touring Whitley Choral Groups charm CHORAL ENSEMBLE: First row: Frances Newton, Sherrye Mike Raper, Barry Tharrington, Paul Newton, Andrew Broadie, Buchanan, Debbie Liner, Juanita Mangum, Ruth Stalvey, Elise Joe Knott, Karl Righter, Robin Knight. Witt, Pam Faison, Kim Seavers. Second row: James Strickland, CHORUS: First row: Sanders, Young, Strickland, Brantley, Riggins, Medlin, Vaughan, Snipes, Under¬ hill, Bunch, Tharrington, Knight, Wall, Johnson, Richardson, Horton, Johnson. Second row: Jones, Tharrington, Buchanan, Faison, Perry, Todd, Nowell, Pulley, Foley, Wall, Perry, Knuckley, Terrill, O’Neal, Myrick, Jones. Third row: Benton, Knott, Perry, Moore, Leonard, Bunch, Jackson, Broadwell, Benton, Raper, Newton, Tongue, Jones, Newton, Burrus, Seavers. Fourth row: Mantych, Knott, McCullers, Holden, Alford, Titus, Wainwright, Mitchell, Parish, Cashweil, Righter, Ray, Anthony, Wall, Lee, Miles. Fifth row: Tilton, Woodard, Knott, O’Neal, Jones, Perry, McCullers, Glover, Lane, Sears, tnd thrill appreciative audiences. ! I Increased interest swelled the Whitley Chorus ranks from seventy-nine to one hundred twenty- three. Its performances were many. During the pre-Christmas season, it became a touring choir, singing at Wendell, Carver, Knightdale, and Rolesville schools. Also it united with the Band to provide a Christmas Concert for the local students. Participation in community holiday programs was an enjoyable function of the group. The Chorus led a Community Sing to welcome Santa Claus to Wendell and sang on the North Hills Mall for holiday shoppers. In the spring they entered the District Contest in Durham, hoping to match last year’s rating of excellent; and selected members joined with students from s chools over the state to form a 500-member All-State Chorus. The year’s activities terminated with the production of the Band- Chorus Concert and the performance in Grad¬ uation Exercises. The sixteen students composing the Ensemble performed for a variety of groups. These included the Wendell Rotary Club, Lockhart School, and Polk Youth Center. Their singing highlighted the Christmas and Spring Musical Concerts. In February they participated in the Solo and Ensemble Contest at which last year’s group received a Superior rating. The final presentation of the year was the rendition of “I’ll Walk with God” and The Halls of Ivy” at the Baccalaureate Sermon. OFFICERS: Accompanist, Robin Knight; President, James Strickland; Secretary-Treasurer, Sharon Johnson; Vice-President, Joe Knott; Vice-President, Sherryc Buchanan. Autry, Aker, Price, Jones, Hinton, Crews, McNeil, Mangum. Sixth row; Moore, Broadie, Perry, Park, Yeargin, Mills, Baker, Rogers, Garner, Watson, Griffin, Griffin, Champion, Knott, Baugh, Hopkins. Seventh row: Honeycutt, Johnson, Stalvey, Goodson, Jones, Haynes, Lloyd, Plato, Faison, Davis, Witt, Pritchard, Cousins, Barrett, Anthony, Phipps. The voices of the Ensemble reecho the words of Alfred Burt’s “Caroling, Caroling” as they lift them in song during the Christmas Concert given in the gym for Whitley classmates. I 110 3eatures We sfiall strive to Sting tSee donor tdrougd eternity. V r ■ • ' V ‘ I w.r i’t ■ ; r-xm ' ■ ■ ... : . ■ ‘ {• ' ’l •; .. Excelling students are recognized foi At a student assembly on May 23, 1968, a number of Whitley students who excelled in academics athletics or music during the year received appropriate awards. Medals or certificates were likewise given to those students who had rendered special or outstanding service to the school. The climatic presentation was the unveiling of a painting on the west gym wall of the Whitley Warrior, a gift from the Senior Class. CITIZENSHIP AWARD WINNERS: Jeff Heath, Carol Callahan. In recognition of her superior achievement. Freshman Sherrie Davis receives a twenty-five dollar savings bond from Mrs. J. S. Buchanan of the Wendell Woman’s Club. ACADEMIC AWARD WINNERS: First row: French, Jan Whitley: Chorus, Carol Callahan: Typing 1, Catherine Parker; Shorthand, Edna Williams; Business Education, Becky May; Yearbook, Short¬ hand, Susan Pearce; Book¬ keeping, Josephine Perry; Typing II, Home Economics, Pam Stell. Second row: Physi¬ cal Science, Paul Jones; Band, Michael Davis; Agriculture, John Jeffreys; Biology, Leslie Todd; Physics, Mathematics, English, Chris Underhill; Chemistry, Spanish, Ronnie Conoley. 112 1 superior achievements at May Assembly. MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS: Top row: William A. Whitaker of University of North Carolina, National Merit Scholarship Corporation, Chris Underhill: William Carr Roberts, Susan Pearce. Bottom row: Bo Todd, Jim Parish and Jeff Heath. GOVERNOR S SCHOOL SELECTEES: Performing Arts, Orches¬ tra, Michael Davis; Academic, Social Studies, Michael Watson; Academic, Mathematics, Brian Potter. ORGANIZATION AND COL¬ LEGE SCHOLARSHIP RE¬ CIPIENTS: East Carolina Athletic, Sammy Pittman; Altrusa Club, Becky May; North Carolina Prospective Teacher Loan, East Carolina Academic, Kim Bass; North Carolina Prospective Teacher Loan, Brenda Jackson; Na¬ tional Defense Student Loan, Carol Wall; Peace College Aca¬ demic, Catherine Parker; Wake County Committee of Coloni¬ al Dames, Carol Callahan. Assistants provide valuable services GUIDANCE ASSISTANTS: Seated: Ginger Duke. Standing: Beth Henry, Robert Horton, Rose Jones, Bill Medlin, Dianne Strickland Gloria Poole. Relinquishing their study hall time, the student assistants lent a helping hand each day in the school office, the guidance office, and the library. They performed a variety of tasks efficiently and cheerfully. OFFICE ASSISTANTS: Seated: Mrs. Tisdale. Stand¬ ing: June Tessinear, Edith Wall, Debra Privette, Kay Boykin, Sue Montague, June Knott, Annette Thomas. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: First row: Betsy Dark, Pat Croom, Betty Freeman, Beth Bihsoly, Frances Henderson, Merle Scar- boro, Jan Whitley. Second row: Marsha Hamerka, Peggy Poole, Deborah Myrick, Hope Terrill, Beverly Whitley. Whitley is represented in area offices. Receiving and disbursing funds is only one duty of the Wake County Future Farmers ot America Federation Treasurer this Avery Watson discovers as he attempts to balance the books. At the typewriter Cecelia Perry, Reporter of Wake County Future Teachers of America, endeavors to compile material for the County Scrapbook. Gail Vaughn, Secretary of Region IV, Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, prepares a mem¬ orandum of District activities for the club members of this territory. 115 Special honors identify gifted Seniors. National Merit Finalist Michael Watson joins Robert Jones, State Candidate for National Society of Professional Engineers-Armco Scholarship, in representing Vaiden Whitley as scholarship finalists. iffl ' as w« m DAR Representative Jan Whitley browses through college yearbooks as she ponders the approaching District Scholarship competition. Seniors Dianne Strickland, Landon Wilder, Robert Florton, Bill Britt, and Andrew Donning coat, a product of her homemaking skills, is Broadie are outstanding Whitley students in school and community activities who Betty Freeman, Whitley’s winner of the Betty were recognized by WRAL television on its program. Youth Salutes. Crocker Award. 116 Science Emphasis Night stirs interest. FIRST-PLACE SCIENCE WINNERS: Biological Larry Liles, Will Perry; Physical-David Baynes, Robin Knight. THE EFFECTS uf NITROGEN POTASSIUM AND PHOSPHORUS ON PLANTS Q Spectator George Knott grins slyly at hair-raising electrical transfer. SCIENCE WINNERS: Second-Place Biological- Patricia Parish, Lou Ellen Jones; Second-Place Physical, Ronnie Conoley; Third-Place Physical Robert Horton, Bill Britt; Second-Place Physical, Phil Perkinson; Third-Place Biological, Steve Wall. Whitley’s Science Department held its first Science Emphasis Night on February 7, 1969. Stu¬ dent projects disclosing many areas of scientific study were displayed throughout the department. The purpose of this exhibition was to give the community an opportunity to view work stemming from daily classroom study and activity. Those exhibits showing merit were given special recognition. 117 Faculty names nine outstanding Seniors. William Robert Horton As a member of the Future Farmers of America, Robert made his greatest contribution to his school. During his four years in the club he served as sentinel, vice-president, and president and earned many awards. Among these were Star Greenhand, Star Chapter Farmer, State Farmer Degree, County Federation Supervised Practice Program Award, and the privilege of participating in the State Soil and Water Conservation Workshop. In addition to these activities Robert was vice-president of the Junior Class, parliamentarian ot the Student Council, and a letterman in football and baseball. He looks forward to enrolling at North Carolina State University in the fall. William Alfred Britt, Jr. Bill’s most outstanding service was rendered in his capacity as president and vice-president of the Beta Club, as well as representative to the State Convention in 1968. This year has been his busiest. He served as captain of the Christmas Card Sale, chairman of the Executive Committee of the Beta Club, and chairman of House and Grounds Committee of the Student Council. Lettering in football for three years resulted in membership in the Monogram Club. Upon graduation Bill will enter a liberal arts college to major in political science. Mary Jan Whitley Assisting the librarian for two years. Jan demonstrated he willingness to serve her school. She was also active in the Bet Club as secretary, in the Future Teachers of America i vice-president, and in the Math Club as secretary. Her outstandin qualities of citizenship merited the DAR award for 1968-69. Ja further contributed by marshalling in the Commencemer Exercises her Junior year. After graduation she proposes to stud English at Atlantic Christian College. Landon Eaddy Wilder Landon has served his school in several capacities as both class and club officers: president of Freshman Class, treasurer of Junior Class, president of VICA, and reporter of Dramatics Club. Also his performances as drum major were sparkling. However, Landon’s membership in the Student Council has afforded him his most outstanding opportunities for service. After serving as representa¬ tive for two years and attending the Student Council Congress Workshop in Mars Hill and the Student Council Convention in Jacksonville, he has culminated his work this year as president. Upon graduation Landon plans to pursue the vocation of law and politics by majoring in economics at North Carolina State University. Joe Thomas Knott, III As president ot the Math Club, vice-president of the Science Club, vice-president ot the Chorus, and member of both the Vocal Ensemble and Beta Club, Joe’s services have been outstanding. This year, much ot his spare time found him acting as cashier in the concession stand and cafeteria. In the area of athletics he participated in both football and basketball. A special honor was his selection to represent North Carolina at a summer session at the Coast Guard Academy. Next year will find Joe entering business administration at the University of North Carolina. Brenda Marie Latham Brenda was indeed an asset to the Music Department. Participating as a Marching Warrior, she played the bell lyre for two years. Her activities also included membership in the Future Homemakers, the Dramatics Club, the Future Teachers, and the Beta Club. Elected to serve as treasurer of the Senior Class, she displayed her leadership potential. Brenda anticipates a major in journalism or sociology at A and T University. Exceptional traits characterize selected Seniors. Ronald Patterson Conoley With much pride Ronnie has assumed many responsibilities throughout high school. He served as divers club officers: president of the Science Club and treasurer of the Beta, Debate, and Science Clubs. Also, the Magazine and Chocolate Sales, as well as the concession stands, have profited from his diligent work. A constant winner, Ronnie was chosen to exhibit his projects at District Science Fairs. His speaking ability prompted his selection to attend the Debating School at Chapel Hill in 1967. This year he has spent long hours as assistant editor of The Shield. Ronnie’s future aspirations are in the field of medicine. 1 James Roderick Strickland, II Throughout high school James has rendered service to his school as Athletic Trainer, a responsibility which merited his being selected to represent Whitley at the Student Trainer’s Clinic in Greensboro in the summer of 1968. His leadership ability was realized in his services as vice-president of the Student Council, president of Mixed Chorus, and active member of the Vocal Ensemble. Upon graduation, James plans to enter the School of Engineering at North Carolina State University. Rose Marie Jones Rose has given many hours of service to her school. She served as secretary o the Future Teachers, worked eagerly in the guidance office, as well as in the Bet; Club and Future Business Leaders. Her active participation in the Musi ' Department afforded her the honor of being a majorette for three years and ; representative in the All-County Band for two years. This year Rose topped he activities by serving as editor of The Shield. Upon graduation she plans to ente East Carolina University to study business education. 120 Top Betas marshal at school events The Beta Club sponsored the selecting of twelve Juniors having the highest scholastic averages to serve as Marshals. These Marshals ushered for severa l school activities during spring semester. However, their most significant and memorable function was par¬ ticipating in the Graduation Exercises. MARSHALS: first row: Danny Boykin, Judy Davis, Nell Freeman, Pam Faison, Joy Faison, Susan Thomas. Second row: Wayne Harper, Harold Broadwell, Robin Knight, Barry Tharrington, Warren Perry, Leslie Todd. CHIEF MARSHAL: Wayne Harper. Susan Thomas relieves Nell Freeman’s distress while Robin Knight must execute the delicate operation alone. ■B 122 Atdletics wmm wmm Portions of your gallant efforts, we sdall ever Se. - - ' ' 1 g im Varsity Football features gridiroi TRI-CAPTAINS: Glen Medlin, Sam Clark, Ricky Blackwood. Warriors 0 . . . . SCORES 2 Warriors 12 . . . 13 Warriors 38 . . . .Apex 14 Warriors 13 . . . .Selma 0 Warriors 0 . . . . .... Millbrook 13 Warriors 20 . . . 0 Warriors 13 . . . . . . Wake Forest 0 Warriors 6. . . . .... Smithfield 13 Warriors 13 . . . . Fuquay-Varina 7 Warriors 7 . . . . . North Johnston 12 Throngs of supporters cheered the Warriors’ Varsity Football Team on week after week. Playing hardest when the odds were against them, the mighty Warriors compiled a record of five wins, five losses, with no more than two touchdowns scored against them in any one game. COACHES: Assistant Coach, Mr. Scott; Coach, Mr. Simmerson; Assistant Coach, Mr. Faulk. Warrior Steve Medlin evades offensive grasp of Apex Yellow Jackets. iction for enthusiastic spectators. Opposing team thwarts Tri-Captain Sam Clark’s struggle to obtain a first down. TEAM: First row: Carlton Royster, Ricky Pennington, Sam Clark, steve Medlin, Ricky Liggins, Robert Horton, Ricky Blackwood, Howard Nipper, Joe Knott, Bill Britt. Second row: Brinkley iVagstaff, Richard Watson, Benny Woodlief, Ronnie Driver, Paul Mewton, Rhett Hunt, Roy Whitehead, Danny Boykin, Mike Mangum. Third row: Warren Ramsey, Charles Thorpe, Warren Perry, Glen Medlin, Larry Carter, Harold Seavers, Curtis Winston, Hank Ferrell, Mike Cousins. Fourth row: Trainer, James Strickland; Manager, Johnny Painter; Statisticians, Brian Potter and Bryant Lewis. 125 Up and coming Warriors gain vita J. V. TEAM: First row: David Smith, Ronnie Horton, Tom Britt, Steve Watt, Glenn Cousins, Bil Johnson, Duane Padgett, Lee Nowell, Paul Berry. Second row: Mitch Whitley, David Henderson, Re: Smith, Andy Wright, Wade Holden, Billy Holder, Randy Laymon, Wayne Barham, Owen Poole Charles Tilton. J. V. CO-CAPTAINS: David Henderson, Ronnie Horton. COACHES: J. V., Mr. Scott; B-Team, M Davis. xperience on J. V. and B Teams B-TEAM: First row: Ramon Murphy, Mark Williams, Tommy Ferrell, Eddie Robinson, Tim Davis, Marshall Baker, Dennis Pcrscell. Second row: Lorenza Dunn, Alfonzo Perry, Danny Richardson, Michael Johnson, Clark Young, Ricky Andrews. B-TEAM SCORES Warriors 6 .Millbrook 27 Warriors 13 .Clayton 33 Warriors 6 .Cary 0 Warriors 13 .Clayton 7 Warriors 6 .Millbrook 19 J. V. SCORES Warriors 16 .Knightdale 0 Warriors 8 .Fuquay 7 Warriors 20 .Millbrook 20 Warriors 0 .Oxford Orphanage 13 Warriors 25 .Fuquay 7 Warriors 0 .Millbrook 38 B-TEAM CO-CAPTAINS: Tim Davis, Eddie Robinson. 127 The loss of several key players left the Warriorettes with a comparatively young and inexperienced team at the beginning ot the 1968-69 caging season. Under a new coach, Miss Margaret Thomas, the girls set out on a long conditioning program. Hard work and determination gradually improved their skills and formed a dedicated team ready to meet their opponent’s challenge. Coach Thomas outlines vital play to heedful team members. Closely guarded Carol Pritchard attempts to bridge three-point g in final minute of play. 128 Warriorettes gallantly battle foes CO-CAPTAINS: Pam Williams, Joyce House. COACH: Miss Thomas. SCORES Warriors 15 . . . . .Fuquay 55 Warriors 10 . . . . .Smithtreld 46 Warriors 26 ... . .Wake Forest 55 Warriors 26 ... . .North Johnston 28 Warriors 20 ... . .Apex 29 Warriors 23 ... . .Millbrook 18 Warriors 18 . . . . .Selma 43 Warriors 25 . . . . .Wake Forest 41 Warriors 37 ... . .Benson 47 Warriors 32 ... . .North Johnston 24 Warriors 34 ... . .Millbrook 21 Warriors 41 . . . . .Benson 50 Warriors 21 .... .Clayton 23 Warriors 25 ... . .Smithfreld 41 Warriors 33 ... . .Apex 26 Warriors 27 ... . .Selma 49 Warriors 28 ... . .Fuquay 61 Warriors 18 .... .Clayton 17 Warriors 25 .... .Fuquay 59 13AM: First row: Manager, Laura Burgess; Nell Freeman; Diane Ussiter; Pam Williams; Joyce House; Bonnie Watson; June j chardson; Manager, Sharon Johnson. Second row: Debra Jones, Carol Pritchard, Sally Freeman, Joan Knox, Carol Champion, Fran Allen, Debra Powell, Mary Dunn, Chanita Mangum. 129 Suspended in air, Allen McCullers clears rival guards to make one-handed swish. Coach Faulk, the epi¬ tome of concerted efforts, contemplates strategic defensive moves. CO-CAPTAINS: Ricky Tharrington, Andrew Broadic. Mighty Warriors pass-off to victory. TEAM: Seated: Ricky Tharrington. Standing: Scooter Barham; Howard Kennedy; Randy Greene; Michael Dunston; Chuck Robertson; Andrew Broadie; Coach, Mr. Faulk; Allen McCuUers; Gerald Broadie; James Pearce; Otis Price; Warren Ramsey; Jimmy Wiggins. SCORES Warriors 68 W arriors 73 Warriors 87 Warriors 78 Warriors 62 Warriors 73 Warriors 62 Warriors 78 Warriors 67 . Warriors 73 . Warriors 60 . Warriors 86 . Warriors 86 . Warriors 82 . Warriors 75 . Warriors 81 . Warriors 58 . Warriors 61 . Warriors 92 . Warriors 71 . . . Franklinton 54 . Fuquay 34 . . . Smithfield 66 . . Wake Forest 64 North Johnston 38 .Apex 49 . . . Millbrook 42 .Selma 38 . . Wake Forest 39 .Benson 36 North Johnston 58 . . . Millbrook 70 . Benson 57 .Clayton 69 . . . Smithfield 63 .Apex 49 .Selma 32 . Fuquay 59 .Clayton 66 . . . Sanderson 68 The 1968 Warriors burst forth this year with vehement fury to take their rightful place as No. 1 in the CAC and Conference Tournament. Twelve dedicated boys, both competent lettcrmcn and eager newcomers, proved their worth throughout their undefeated season by unselfishly passing-off the ba ll. Assisted by Manager Perry Laymon, Statistician Tommy Liborio, and Scorekeeper Brian Potter, the team under the capable guidance of Coach Faulk weathered district and state competition. This team truly exemplified its motto: “Hard work and determination will eventually mean success.” Clutching ball, All-Star Andrew Broadie seeks opening to pass-off to Cager Scooter Barham. 131 J.V.’s prepare for future Varsity wins Warriors 54 . . . SCORES . . . Franklinton 46 Warriors 46 . . . .... Smithfield 54 Warriors 53 . . . . . Millbrook 56 Warriors 65 . . . . . . Wake Forest 70 Warriors 58 . . . . Fuquay 46 Warriors 45 . . . . North Johnston 49 Warriors 47 . . . .Apex 34 Warriors 34 . . . .... Millbrook 52 Warriors 44 . . . .Selma 43 Warriors 55 . . . . . . Wake Forest 35 Warriors 70 . . . . North Johnston 68 Warriors 60 . . . .... Millbrook 73 Warriors 62 . . .Clayton 72 Warriors 70 . . .... Smithfield 39 Warriors 63 . . .Apex 22 Warriors 56 . . 72 Warriors 63 . . .Clayton 52 Warriors 62 . . .Sanderson 58 Warriors 44 . . .Clayton J4J Guard Dwight Upchurch out maneuvers Millbrook Gagers. COACH: Mr. Scott. CO-CAPTAINS: Eddie Robinson, Ricky Andrews. TEAM: First row: Charlie Forte, Tim Conoley, Eddie Robinson, Mike Murray, Nathan Hodge. Second row: Phil Perkinson, Willie Todd, Ricky Andrews, Stanley Carpenter. Third row: Tommy Ferrell, Andy Winston, Arnell Dunn, Paul Berry, Dwight Upchurch. 132 Veteran trio paves way for new mates Coach Scott cast a quizzical eye as he caret Lilly chocks Doug White’s golfer’s grip. Composed of three ex¬ perienced veterans and several hopeful “green golfers,” the inspirited golf team challenged last year’s 4-2 record. The schedule included matches with Wakelon, Fuquay, Wake Forest, Smithfield, and Mill- brook. State Tournament Play was the anticipated conclusion of a successful season. TEAM: Doug White, Bill Britt, Jay Henderson, Harold Seavers, Brinkley Wagstaff, Sam Clark. 133 Baseball play generates enthusiasm. Warriors 8 . . 1968 SCORES . Millbrook 4 Warriors 3 . . 2 Warriors 1 . . 2 Warriors 3 . . .Smithfield 11 Warriors 0 . . 1 Warriors 6 . . . Millbrook 5 Warriors 4 . . 0 Warriors 2 . . 4 Warriors 2 . . 3 Warriors 2 . . .Wake Forest 3 Warriors 0 . . 1 ' Warriors 0 . . 3 Warriors 5 . . .North Johnston 3 Warriors 2 . . .North Johnston 3 Seeking to abide by Coach Faulk’s graphic instructions, Richard Watson braces to catch ball rocketed through air by Pitcher Johnny Jones. r Brinkley Wagstaff s catch-in-time foils opponent’s steal. TEAM: First row: Ronnie Liles; Scorekeeper, Bill Perkinson; Wesley Adams; Eddie Robinson; Mike Cousins; Ronnie Driver; Larry Carter; Manager, James Strickland. Second row: Tommy Davis, Richard Watson, Johnny Jones, Roy Whitehead, Phillip Haswell, Brinkley Wagstaff, Robert Horton, Ricky Tharringtoi Third row: Phil Davis, Stuart Shearin, Joe Knott, Jeff Head Ricky Blackwood, Steve Medlin, Scooter Barham. 134 Track Team shatters Conference record. Exhibiting a winning, steady pace, Jim Hudson nears finish line. 1968 SCORES Warriors 26 . . Millbrook 74 Warriors 531 2 . . Clayton 7314 . . . Smithfield 1814 . . North Johnston 4014 Warriors 42 . . Wake Forest 3 . . Millbrook 67 Warriors 84 . . Wake Forest 16 A clasp for luck unites relay team prior to setting Con¬ ference mile record of 3:32.6. TEAM: First row: Tim Davis, Jim Hudson, Mike Cozart, David Hodge, Lorenza Dunn, Warren Perry. Second row: Larry Benton, Marshall Baker, Sammy Pittman, Greg Richcrt, Ricky Dean, Brian Potter. Third row: Henry Debnam, Curtis Winston, Lynwood Faison, Vick Mc¬ Connell, Steve White, Denny Berry, Jimmy Driver. Fourth row: Willie Perry, Charles Thorpe, Paul Newton, Harold Broadwell. David Birch. Fifth row: Mike Mangum, Lynn McConnell. Sixth row: Manager, Johnny Painter. Capital Area salutes athletic prowess. Following regular season competition of each sport, the coaches of the Capital Area Conference cast ballots to select outstanding conference players. Those chosen were recognized not only by the local news media, but also by the school on Awards Day and at a banquet. Whitley boasted winners of the coveted title in each area of play. ALL-CONFERENCE BASEBALL: Second baseman, Ricky Thar- rington; Pitcher, Stuart Shearin. ALL-CONFERENCE TRACK: Mile-runner, Jimmy Driver. ALL-CONFERENCE FOOTBALL: End, Ricky Pennington; Fullback, Carlton Royster; Guard, Glenn Medlin; Tackle, Ricky Blackwood. m i r Warriors capture District Championship. ALL-CONFERENCE BASKETBALL: Forward, Andrew Broadie; Guard, Ricky Tharrington: Center, Allen McCullers. Capital Area Conference Warriors 54 . 39 Warriors 76 . 61 Warriors 59 . 38 District 3 Conference Warriors 60 . 49 Warriors 42 . 33 Warriors 44 . 40 State 2-A Tournament Warriors 66 .Mt. Holly 85 j Triumphal Hour: On March 15, District Championship winners, the Mighty Warriors, join Coach Faulk in hailing victory from the gleaming Millbrook court. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Debbie Foley; Dianne Strickland; Beth Todd; Chief, Kathy Bunch, Jennifer Wellons; Frances Henderson A ' -..A. - • Spirited varsity cheerleaders spark spectator enthusiasm. VARSITY CHIEF: Kathy Bunch 138 Daphne Burrus. Dynamic Cheerleaders rally Whitley supporters and boost team morale. Creating a “great sensation,” seven energetic varsity cheerleaders roused the fans to spirited yells and spurred the teams on to victory. The lively new look from cheerleading camp prevailed as the squad artfully executed new cheers, double stunts, chants, and pom pom routines. They added zest to loyalty not only by cheering at games, but also by decorating goal posts, selling Homecoming corsages, and distributing spirit tags on game days. The J. V. cheerleaders under the direction of head cheerleader, Connie Nowell, assumed the responsibility ol cheering the J. V. teams into action. G iving endless hours to learning new cheers, to practicing intricate routines, and to devising ways of promoting school spirit, they promised to be the enthusiastic varsity squad of tomorrow. J. V. CHEERLEADERS: First row: Jan Dudley; Chief, Connie Nowell; Robin Stell. Second row: Mary Kathryn Knuckley, Ruth Ann Nowell, Margaret Underhill, Judy Johnson. P 139 Advertisements Hail to idee dear Vaiden Whitley, Hail to Whitley High Compliments of JOHN MANGUM TILE COMPANY Marble Quarry Flagstone Terrazzo Tub Enclosure Office Telephone: 365-7523 Home Telephone: 365-7578 Route 2, Wendell North Carolina RAY B. WHITLEY COMPANY North Carolina Licensed General Contractor Residential and Commercial Construction Telephone: 365-7722 Box 667 Wendell North Carolina Compliments of E.R. SYKES COMPANY, INCORPORATED Leal Tobacco Dealers Wendell, North Carolina, U.S.A. PERRY S, INCORPORATED Esso Distributor Farm and Home Supplies Telephone: 365-2021 “Let One Call Do It AIL’ Corner of Wendell Third and Pine Streets North Carolina U Tloyf c 7?d u y tr , ■ tv 2 . r !-exC _ —- C . -s - -Js J J j ua ' zx: y JUi yy y , y, 37 -o-o yj . -o - ' ■- 3 J ' 1 - y -c s y ' - Co yi 7 -? a — f - ($u c y uy y- ” bytyzyj - ' Fj rr v Vaidcn Whillcy High School MONK-HENDERSON TOBACCO COMPANY Quality j Uniformity Telephone: 365-2441 Wendell, North Carolina BUCK S OIL COMPANY AND SERVICE STATION, INCORPORATED Shell Products, Goodyear Tires Willard Batteries First Class Service for the Home and Farm Telephone: 365-3271 Wendell North Carolina I 146 •jls - 2xx rK- ' - yp Z cf cjf - LaJ (ZLshnJ.- -£ . -A Cl€$- SXsAj. d uuu L ayu Ct(y i ' yyu JL a s€- ZLsy tped . 7 V -OLS -UA3 XJ (_ c t J0 eJld, dAuayj z£A ? cl U Pj Cc-tljJL Cd-£- Y ' cj££ t s ert Cz-sZ _sc 0 c . CAsy g£L (Jo rp kii ts dZ - K _x C y —ef _j2 C — ' ' Cz-t- z -Al — J NORWICH MILLS, INCORPORATED yc -XAt Ww-- ■A -c l- SY -lJ?£z Wendell Division jpPjdmxH Wendell VtJU ZAjl? dL ! 0 AjUL SL Nj North Carolina - aTcu_ 0 Vytx TL_ P, S , LOoocfi-u QcUaOSO O 147 WHITLEY FURNITURE COMPANY AND GALLERIES “The Home of Beautiful Furniture Serving Eastern North Carolina Since 1932 Telephone: 269-2541 Zebulon North Carolina — Compliments of WATSON SEAFOOD and POULTRY COMPANY, INCORPORATED Telephone: 832-5846 Raleigh North Carolina o JACKSON S GULF SERVICE Tires, Batteries, Greasing, Brakes, Oil. and Motor Tune-up Telephone: 266-9120 Knightdale North Carolina Compliments of LILES’ GROCERY Telephone: 365-2061 Wendell Main Street North Carolina Compliments of SMITH’S MILL Serving Wendell and Zebulon North Carolina 148 STEVE MYRICK General Contractor Better Homes For Better Living Telephone: 266-2286 State License Knightdale North Carolina BARBARA’S BEAUTY SALON Hair Styling, Cutting or Tinting Permanent Waving Manicures Telephone: 365-7563 Wendell North Carolina WILLIS FUNERAL SERVICE POPE’S. INCORPORATED INCORPORATED Zebulon s 24 Hour Oxygen-Equipped Ambulance Service Variety Department Store Telephone 556-3460 or 556-3467 Wake Forest North Carolina Zebulon North Carolina ! 149 Wendell Tractor Implement Company Massey-Ferguson Wendell Telephone: 365-2661 North Carolina Compliments of W.B. Bunn And Company, Incorporated val- u GROCERY STORES Zebulon North Carolina Finch ' s Electric Company Flectrical Contractors Commercial and Industrial Electric Wiring Telephone: 832-8395 1818 Northern Boulevard Raleigh North Carolina C.K. Brown Building Contractor Telephone: 556-3014 Box 14 Rolesville North Carolina 150 Compliments of Wake Monument Company, Incorporated Rolesville Telephone: 556-3422 North Carolina Community Ford, Incorporated Ford Mustang falcon Fair lane Galaxie Thunderbird SERVICE Telephone: 365-2381 365-2391 10 East Wilson Avenue Wendell North Carolina Dolphin s Restaurant Operated by Helen Aaron Johnson We Specialize in Steaks, Seafood, and Sandwiches. Telephone: 365-7317 Highway 64 Wendell North Carolina i Piggly Wiggly Your Complete Food Store Located in Zebulon at 5-Way Shopping Center Frank Walk Owner Zebulon North Carolina 151 Zebulon Dry Cleaners Worth Hinton, Owner Rated the No. 1 Cleaners ' in Three States by Sanitone Most Efficient The Cleanest Most Modern Best Operated Most Modern Machines Come In and See Our All New 1969 Ma chines We Clean Six Days A Week V- Sanitone Certified MosterVn cleaner Zebulon North Carolina PERRY’S WASHERETTE CAR WASH Mr. Mrs. H. E. Perry, Owners Open 24 Hours Seven Days a Week In Front of Dolphin’s Restaurant Wendell North Carolina E. NORRIS BAILEY AND SONS Groceries-Gas-Oil Telephone: 556-5913 Intersection of Highway 401 and 96 Wake Forest North Carolina ROGER CHALK’S STORE Groceries-Gas Between Wake Forest and Rolesville Wake Forest North Carolina ROLESVILLE DRUG COMPANY J. W. Thornton, Registered Pharmacist Telephone: Store-556-3304 Night-556-5472 Rolesville North Carolina 152 LITTLE RIVER ICE FUEL COMPANY Sinclair Distributor elm Ion North Carolina WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Home Owned and Operated by Marshall C. Henry Main Street Wendell North Carolina Shearon ' s Grill Rolesville North Carolina PIEDMONT ASSEMBLY PRODUCTS, INCORPORATED Industrial Painting and Plating Specialist Wendell North Carolina PLEASANT S GROCERY Complete Line of Meats, Frozen Foods, and Groceries We Deliver! Telephone: 365-2719 Wendell North Caroli 111 a Wiggins Monument Company Located Near Rolesville School on Highway 401 Monuments of Character Alvin Wiggins, Owner Telephone: 556-3231 Box 22 Rolesville North Carolina 153 Buck ' s Pool Room Groceries Gas-Pool Route Two Wake Forest North Carolina Compliments of 154 Privet!© Insurance Company “Your Protection Is Our Business” Telephone: 556-5466 Box 514 Rolesville North Carolina Compliments of Wendell Furniture Company, Incorporated Frigidaire Maytag RCA Victor Mohawk Simmons Samsonite Luggage 45, L.P., and Stereo Records Wendell North Carolina UNIVERSAL CHEVROLET COMPANY Telephone: 365-2411 Main Street Wendell North Carolina 155 Your Home Town Supermarket Hollowed s Where Your Food Dollar Gets You “More For Less ’ Wake Forest 223 Roosevelt Avenue North Carolina THE GOLD LEAF FARMER Compliments Published Weekly for the of Wendell-Knightdale-Rolesville Trade Area LOWERY’S INSURANCE AGENCY Telephone: 365-3201 Wendell North Carolina Zebulon North Carolina VILLAGE OPTICIANS Bryan Building Suite 236 Telephone: 828-2078 Bill Barhour Raleigh Frank Redmond North Carolina HALES FARM SUPPLY Fertilizer Hardware Appliances Seeds “The Drive-In Store Zebulon NorLh Carolina Electronic Sound And Equipment Company, Incorporated Dukane Communications Systems Telephone: 266-2028 Raleigh North Carolina 156 Cal-Tone Paints, Incorporated Raleigh Paint Manufacturers The Very Best in Paints Plus Technical Service Telephone: 834-7721 310 South West Street North Carolina Rolesville QUARRY GROCERY Owner, J. R. Lairson Gas and Groceries North Carolina WALL’S TRACTOR AND IMPLEMENT SERVICE Automotive and Tractor Repairs Portable Welding Service Telephone: Shop 266-2607 Home 266-2455 Knightdale North Carolina Rolesville H. E. PERRY S STORE General Merchandise Telephone: 556-3259 North Carolina A. L. BROWN GROCERY AND SERVICE General Merchandise Telephone: 556-5361 Wake Forest North Carolina Compliments ol Institutional Foods Company Post Ofl ' ice Box 9147 101 0 I lammell I )rive Telephone: 834-0789 Raleigh, North Carolina 157 Rice ' s Service Center Telephone: 556-3275 Rolesville North Carolina WENDELL BARBER SHOP You Grow It - We Mow It” Wendell North Carolina Compliments of W. W. HOLDING COMPANY Wake Forest North Carolina Compliments of Zebulon Drug Company, Incorporated “Dedicated to Your Health and Well-being” Telephone: 269-4711 Zebulon North Carolina Compliments of BROADWELL’S GROCERY Poole Road Knightdale North Carolina MONTY’S GAS U. S. 64 East Hubert J. Montague, Owner Raleigh North Carolina 158 JACK T. POOLE Gas Groceries Hodge Road Knightdale North Carolina L. R. FRAZIER’S GROCERY For Better Groceries Farm Supplies W ake Forest North Carolina Compliments of Rolesvilie Oil Company Howard L. Brown, Owner Telephone: 556-3143 Rolesvilie North Carolina Compliments of B S DEPARTMENT STORE, INCORPORATED Wake Forest North Carolina S WCHEVROLET “Where a Customer Meets a F riend Telephone: 556-3137 Wake Forest North Carolina 159 HENLEY’S INTERSTATE Gas, Oil. Tires, and Tune-ups Telephone: 266-9122 Knightdale North Carolina PARTIN’S SERVICE STATION Highway 64 East Telephone: 834-9226 Knightdale North Carolina HARRY’S UPHOLSTERY Furniture - Seal Covers Headlinings - Sport Tops Telephone: 269-4396 Xehulon North Carolina Compliments of WOOTEN INSURANCE AGENCY Wake Forest North Carolii la Compliments of Spic N Span Cleaners Knightdale Wendc Raleigh North Carolina Kannon ' s Men’s and Women’s Wearing Apparel Telephone: 365-1011 North Carolina 160 G.J. Robertson Company, Incorporated General Store Fresh Meat, Groceries Telephone: 556-3745 Manager, Charles Williams Rolesville North Carolina Compliments of JAMES A. LEE SON PLUMBING Telephone: 365-7353 365-7676 North Carolina Compliments of R FREDERICK MANGUM TILE COMPANY Zebulon North Carolina Wendell GINO’S RESTAURANT F ine. Italian Foods and Pizzas Private Dining Room for Parlies Route One Bcllline South Cary F ' xil Mrs. F.ugene Cozzarini. Owner Phone For Reservations 467-9218 North Carolina Compliments of HARRIS’ BARBER SHOP Zebulon North Carolina LEO MERRITT FLOOR SERVICE Telephone: 365-5131 Route One Wendell North Carolina W. WILEY JOHNSON LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF GEORGIA Life-1 leallh-Accident ‘Tie’s a Nice Fellow to Know Wendell Telephone: 365-4121 North Carolina 161 Congratulations Seniors Xebulon 1JL dounlru Highway 64 By-Pass North Carolina PARRISH’S SUPERMARKET Choice Meats - Quality Merchandise Low Prices Kvery Day Zebulon North Carolina Compliments of ZEBULON FLORIST and KATHERINE’S BEAUTY SHOP Telephone: 269-9438 Zebulon North Carolina Baugh ' s Flower And Gift Shop ‘ Flowers For All Occasions ’ Telephone: 365-2846 211 Third Street Wendell North Carolina 162 American Plumbing And Electrical Supply Company, Incorporated Wholesale Distributors Serving Eastern Carolina for Over 20 Years Zebulon and Goldsboro North Carolina Compliments of BANNER WAREHOUSE Wendell North Carolina ANTONE’S APPLIANCES I lolpoint, Zenith, and Maytag We Service What We Sell Zebulon North Carolina JOHNSON BROTHERS Heavy and Fancy Groceries Route 2 Wendell North Carolina FLOWERLAND FLORIST INCORPORATED Our Specialty - Corsages Telephone: 833-4611 833-9507 Raleigh North Carolina Theo Davis Sons, Incorporated Printers - Lithographers Post Office Box 487 Telephone: 269-4231 Zebulon North Carolina 163 ZEBULON FURNITURE COMPANY Shop With Assurance 01 Quality and Prices to Please Zebulon North Carolina 0G I MONTGOMERY GREEN CO [ THE MONTGOMERY GREEN COMPANY, INCORPORATED Manufacturers and Distributors of Food Service Equipment Raleigh Greensboro Kinston Charlotte WAKE U DRIVE IT, INCORPORATED Truck Rental Telephone: 832-2873 320 South Dawson Street Raleigh North Carolina TODD ELECTRIC COMPANY General Electric Appliances Sales and Service Telephone: 365-3671 Wendell North Carolina 164 Ellis Electric We Appreciate Your Business” Wendell North Carolina First-Citizens Bank Trust Company Your “Can Do Bank Wendell North Carolina C. L. ROBERTSON AND SON “All Your Needs for Farm Home” Telephone: 266-2181 Knightdale North Carolina Compliments of ASHLEY WILDER Telephone: 266-2242 Knightdale North Carolina Compliments of FINCH’S BARBER SHOP T Need Your Head in My Business Knightdale North Carolina MARSHBOURN’S GROCERY Fine Foods Telephone: 365-3261 Wendell North Carolina 165 Compliments of Wenco Furniture Company, Incorporated Wendell North Carolina BRADSHAW MOTORS, INCORPORATED Twenty-Four Hour Wrecker Service Auto Painting-Front End Alignment r O Brake Service-Radiator Repair Telephone: 365-7741 Wendell North Carolina LEWIS FURNITURE COMPANY “We Appreciate Your Patronage” Wendell North Carolina OLIVE SERVICE STORE Croceries-Shoes-Clothing Telephone: 269-9121 Zebulon North C arolina “Plants With A Crowing Reputation Wilder ' s Greenhouse And Nursery Plants-Shrubs-Flowers-Landscaping W. A. Wilder, Jr. - Owner Telephone: 266-2835 Knightdale North Carolina Compliments of TODD S DRIVE IN Zebulon North Carolina 166 LEWIS FUNERAL HOME GORDON’S BARBECUE CLUB 1934-1968 Wiley and Johnnie Johnson Homemade Pies Telephone: 365-5421 We Cater to Parties Telephone: Club 269-9553 Raymond Drive Home 365-4121 Wendell North Carolina Wendell-Zebulon North Carolina Barnes Motor And Parts Company of Wendell Distributor and Jobber of Automotive Farts, Supplies, and Equipment Telephone: 365-2241 416 Wilson Avenue Wendell North Carolina MARSHBOURN’S GARAGE Auto Repairs Telephone: 365-7278 Marshboum Road Wendell North Carolina Compliments of BILLY HINTON UILDE R5 UPPLY Brewer ' s Supermarket Complete Line of Fresh Meats Frozen Foods, and Groceries We Give Family Stamps Corner of Third and Selma Road Telephone: 365-7386 Wendell. North Carolina Compliments of NAOMI KNITTING MILLS, INCORPORATED Double Knit Fabrics Zebulon North Carolina Compliments of D. B. JONES STORE General Merchandise Route 4 Zebulon North Carolina C. Proc Dean, Incorporated Telephone: 365-281 I Wendell North Carolina 168 Compliments of HODGE’S SER VICE STATION Gas-Oil-Groceries Knightdale North Carolina WENDELL-KNIGHTDALE AIRPORT Main tenance and Instruction Telephone: 266-1589 Knightdale North Carolina Compliments of PAUL’S CASH GROCERY Route 2 Poole Road Raleigh North Carolina JOAN BAKER’S SCHOOL OF DANCE STAR CLEANERS LAUNDRY A Complete Family Service Pick-Up and Delivery Telephone: 365-4031 Wendell North Carolina PAIR LUMBER COMPANY, INCORPORATED We Buy Logs and Standing Tim her Percy V. Pair, Jr. Telephone: 266-2351 Knightdale North Carolina Compliments of McPhails North Carolina 169 Vinson s Pharmacy “Your Prescription Center Zebulon North Carolina Allen Barbee Agency Class Rings-Caps Gowns-Diplomas Annuals-Com men cement Announcements “Over 30 Years Serving Schools” Representing Leading Manufacturers For These and Other Graduation Supplies Allen Barbee-Tommy May Betsy Lamin-Frances Chamblee Spring Hope North Carolina The Flower Shop For All Your Floral and Gift Needs Telephone: 365-3361 Corner Third and Main Wendell North Carolina Edwards Builders Supply Company Building Supplies General Contracting Telephone: 269-9171 Zebulon North Carolina 170 Congratulations to the Seniors Casual Colony Cameron Village Downtown Compliments of Todd And Scarboro Insurance 1). W. Thomas, C.P.C.IJ. Manager General Insurance Telephone: 365-7255 13 South Main Street Wendell North Carolina Complimcn Is Superior Stone Company Raleigh North Carolina 171 Compliments of CHAPPELL MOTORS, INCORPORATED Carlton E. Chappell Authorized Ford Sales and Service Telephone: 556-3241 Wake Forest North Carolina Compliments of RICHARDSON’S RESTAURANT Telephone: 365-5742 Wendell North Carolina Something New In Moving! 33 Ways on How To Save Interstate Agent For REPUBLIC VAN LINES World Wide Movers Palletized Storage Local Long Distance Office Moving Dial 833-3076 For Information On 33 Ways to Save, Also Information on Budget Plan Moving, Up to 36 Months to Pay. Estimates Without Obligation. TRYON MOVING STORAGE, INCORPORATED OF RALEIGH 1721 South Saunders Street Branch Offices in New Bern Sanford 172 Compliments of HEDRICK INSURANCE AGENCY and WIL-MAR GOLF CLUB Things go better with Coke after MAOtUAAK® Coke after Coke MTTMO UNDW AUTHORITY OF TH C0CA-00U COMPANY W9 THE WAKE WEEKLY Your Hometown Newspaper For Advertising That Not Only Tells, But Sells Quality Printing For Fvery Purpose Telephone: 556-3182 Wake Forest North Carolina WENDELL DRUG COMPANY W. F. Farmer, Jr. Telephone: 365-3571 Night: 365-7660 Wendell North Carolina 173 Green Pines Texaco Texaco Products Firestone Tires Buck Sauls Owner and Operator Highway 64 East Hodge Road Washing - Polishing - Lubrication Engine Tune-Up and Minor Auto Repairs Compliments of WENDELL TIRE COMPANY Telephone: 365-9101 Wendell North Carolina BOOSTERS Mr. Elton Bunch Mr. J. B. Bilisoly Dr. Leo Horton Dr. L. C. Horton Wendell Animal Hospital A Friend Come Alive! You’re in the Pepsi Generation! Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company Of Raleigh, North Carolina, Incorporated 2838 Wake Forest Road Raleigh, North Carolina 27609 Compliments of Wendell Car Wash Corner of Fourth and Cypress Streets Open 24 Hours A Day Thomas Faison, Owner and Operator 174 Index Academics . Administration. Advertisements. A. L. Brown Grocery and Service Allen Barbee Agency. American Plumbing and Electrical Supply Company. Ann’s Beauty Salon . Antone’s Appliances. Ashley Wilder. B. S. Department Store ... Banner Warehouse . Barbara’s Beauty Salon . Barnes Motor and Parts Company Baugh’s Flower and Gift Shop Billy Hinton Builders Supply . . Boosters. Bradshaw Motors. Brewer ' s Supermarket. Bridger’s Coal Company. Britt’s Grocery. Broadwell’s Grocery. Buck’s Oil Company and Service Station. Buck’s Pool Room. Cal-Tone Paints. Chappell Motors . C. K. Brown Building Contractor . C. L. Robertson and Son ... C. N. Robertson Company . . . Coca-Cola Bottling Company . . Community Ford. C. Proc Dean . Curry’s Beauty Salon . D. B. Jones Store. Dolphin’s Restaurant . Dreamland Mobile City . Edwards Builders Supply Company. Electronic Sound and Equipment Company .... Ellis Electric . E. Norris Bailey and Sons .... E. R. Sykes and Company . . . Finch’s Barber Shop. Finch’s Electric Company .... First-Citizens Bank and Trust Company ... Flowerland Florist. Frederick Mangum Tile Company. Gino’s Restaurant. G. J. Robertson Company .... Gordon’s Barbeque Club .... Green Pines Texaco Service . . . Hales Farm Supply. Harris’ Barber Shop . Harry’s Upholstery. Hedrick Insurance Agency . . . Henley’s Interstate. H. E. Perry’s Store. Hodge’s Service Station . HollowelTs . Hudson-Belk Company . Ideal Cleaners. Institutional Foods Company . . Jackson’s Gulf Service. Jack T. Poole. James A. Lee and Son Plumbing Joan Baker’s School of Dance John Mangum Tile Company . Johnson Brothers. Jordon and Wright Tree Service. J. T. Knott, Jr.. Kannon’s . Katherine ' s Beauty Shop .... Leo Merritt Floor Service .... Lewis Funeral Home. Lewis Furniture Company . . . Liles’ Grocery. Little River Ice and Fuel Company. Lowery’s Insurance Agency . . . L. R. Frazier’s Grocery . MacJosephs. McPhail’s . Marshbourn’s Garage. Marshboum’s Grocery. May-Mak Plant Farm. Monk-Henderson Tobacco Company. Monty’s Gas. Naomi Knitting Mills. Northside Warehouse . Norwich Mills. Nowell’s Garage . Olive Service Store. Pair Lumber Company. Parrish’s Supermarket . Partin’s Service Station . Paul’s Cash Grocery . Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company . . Perry’s. Perry’s Washerette and Car Wash. Phil-ett Oil Company . Piedmont Assembly Products . . Piggly-Wiggly . Pleasant’s Grocery. Pope’s. Privette Insurance Company Quarry Grocery. Ray B. Whitley Company .... Rice’s Service Center. Richardson’s Restaurant. Roger Chalk’s Store . RolesviUe Drug Company . . . . Rolesville Market and Supply Company . RolesviUe Oil Company . S W Chevrolet . Sanderford Florist. Saunder’s Pharmacy . Shearon’s GriU . Smith’s MU1. Spic ’N Span Cleaners. 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Steve Myrick . Strick’s Jewelry. Superior Stone Company . The Country Kitchen . The Flower Shop. The Gold Leaf Farmer. The Montgomery-Green Company Theo Davis Sons . The Wake Weekly . Todd’s Drive-In. Todd and Scarboro Insurance . . . Todd Electric Company. Todd Motors . Try on Moving and Storage Company. Universal Chevrolet . ViUage Opticians. Vinson’s Pharmacy. Wake Monument Company . . . . Wake-U Drive It . Wall’s Tractor and Implement Service . Ward Foods. Watson Seafood and Poultry Company. W. B. Bunn and Company. Wenco Furniture Company . . . . WendcU Barber Shop. Wendell Car Wash . WendcU Drug Company. WendeU Furniture Company . . . WendeU-Knightdalc Airport . . . . WendeU Tire Company . WendeU Tractor and Implement Company. Western Auto Associate Store . . WETC Radio . Whitley Furniture Company and Galleries . Wiggins Monument Company . . . Wilder ' s Greenhouse and Nursery. WUlis Funeral Service . WU-Mar Golf Club . Wooten Insurance Agency. W. W. Flolding and Company . . W. WUey Johnson Insu rance Company of Georgia Zebulon Drug Company. Zebulon Dry Cleaners. Zebulon Florist. Zebulon Furniture Company . . A Student’s Day. Athletics . Athletic Honors . Audio-Visual Club. Awards’ Day. Band. Baseball. BasketbaU, Girls’. Basketball, Junior Varsity .... BasketbaU, Varsity. Beta Club. Bus Drivers’ Club . Cafeteria Staff. Cheerleaders, Junior Varsity . . Cheerleaders, Varsity . Chorus . Conclusion . Dramatics Club. Ensemble. Faculty . Business. EngUsh. Language . Math. Music . Physical Education. Science . Social Studies. Vocational . Features. Football. Junior Varsity . Football, Varsity. Foreward. Freshmen. Fund Raising Projects. Future Business Leaders of America. Future Farmers of America .... Future Homemakers of America . F uture Teachers of America . . . Girls’ Athletic Association .... Golf. Graduation. Homecoming. Introduction. Juniors . Junior-Senior Prom . Maintenance Staff. Majorettes . Marshals. Math Club . Mobile Units. Monogram Club . Organizations. Outstanding Seniors. Photography Club. Science Club. ... Science Emphasis Night. Senior Directory. Senior Honors . Seniors . Senior Week . Sophomores . Spanish Club. Staff . Student Assistants. Student Council. Student Life . Student Representatives . Teachers’ Aides . Track .. Vocational Industrial Club of America. 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