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

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1971 volume:

Hundred Seventy-one = Y SS tw S) aS Za chool na itley High S Wake County, North Carol Vaiden Wh Volume VI ld LE The Sh to learn, to Serve, Lo aspire, to remember, 2S POTEET PERL ELT LE SE: AAT eer rr A pete ane OD ie : : os. 78 lace oon: cuemmemenaaemeaan: saemeumemmemeccmmaiaaaas PEATURES 7 120 78 I CONG UXION. .. HATL ENACLLIS Prom couples revive “Roaring Twenties.” A '22 Pontiac, gay flappers, silent films, and home- made bathtub gin transposed Juniors, Seniors, and their guests on April 18, 1970, to 'The Roaring Twenties world. Spotlighted, mirrored balls created hundreds of stars dramatically lighting 'Gym Whitley's Speakeasy, where couples danced to the rhythmic strains of the City Councilmen. The summit performance of the evening was the in- troduction of Outstanding Seniors, Class Officers, and Prom Committee Chairmen who, moving to the tune of Bonnie and Clyde, gracefully fashioned the figures seventy and twenty. To conclude the entertainment, sophomore waiters and waitresses competed for applause in a rousing interpretation of the Charleston. Clasped hands, orchids, and candlelight clinch a memorable evening for Prom Juniors, Marshall Baker and Robin Stell. A moment from the Twenties becomes a modern-day reality for four flippant flappers. Appropriately attired class leaders gallantly respond as they are intro- duced. The City Councilmen update the Roaring 20's with their vibrant refrain. Sporting immaculate tucks and flowing formals, couples interpret those 1970 tunes. Senior Week highlights art of giving. RG ei. Relaxing in the cool, senior males bow to the ultra element of contentment— satiation. Air of exp ectancy engulfs Senior Beth Bilisoly. 13 Seniors not only capitalized on the art of receiving but also pro- jected the art of giving during Se- nior Week, a weekset aside in May granting them special privileges. Appreciation for the right to drop the dress code and for a delightful fellowship picnic on the school grounds was reciprocated by grass cutting and broom sweeping the parking lot and surrounding area. In regimented style, Seniors armed with brooms sweep the student parking lot clean. First Whitley musical captivates audience. Under the direction of Mr. Charles Burt, the Music Department presented Swingin High , its first musical comedy, in April, 1970. The plot revolved around a stern new principal who im- posed arigid disciplined routine until a chemistry class explosion tossed him into an amnesiatic state. Arousing from this as a real swinger, he coupled fun with learning for all his school folk. Regretful teachers bid farewell to Cooper High's retiring principal, Henry Moore. Michael Johnson, converted into a really hip principal, over- Faculty members, David Arnold and Debbie joys or amazes students as he abolishes the harsh 'McDuff Plan. Liner, testify that ''You Gotta Have Experience. ' 14 “Those Were the Days” unveils hidden talent. Those Were the Days , Whitley's popular Variety Show, played three nights in May, 1970, to a full house. Emceed by Dickie Stines and Larry Carter, the performance featured modern jazz routines, soul singing , and popular tunes. An original composition They Want to be Loved , as well as renditions by two faculty favorites, enthralled attenders. The presentation revealed the broad scope of hidden Whitley talent. Assisted by Landon Wilder, an old pro, Emcees Larry Carter and Dickie Stines rap'' with the audience. Debbie Tart penetrates the hearts of her listeners with her A Sly group imparts the urgency of brotherhood among plaintive song of needed love. Everyday People, Commencement speakers challenge Semors. On Sunday afternoon, May 31, 1970, the Reverend Albert Fisher, Goldsboro District Superintendent of the United Methodist Church, challenged the Seniors to take full advantage of their own personal uniqueness and, using this, to make their greatest pos- sible contribution to mankind. Preceding the message, the Vocal Ensemble sang © Mag- num Mysterium and Call to Remem- brance. ” Mr. Charles Dunn, Director of the State Bureau of Investigation, addressed the Senior Class on Monday evening, June 1. Urging the members to look upon graduation Waste preparation, he encouraged them to utilize the knowledge they have gained to make this a better world. Special music was rendered by the Whitley Chorus and Band under the direction of Mr. Charles Burt. Following the presentation of the Senior Class by Mr. Stan- ley Dail, Principal; Mr. C. Sidney Williams, Chairman of the Advisory Council, presented diplomas to the one hundred and seventy- nine graduates. Thoughtful, silent graduates file out to face an uncertain future a audience stands to pay tribute. To create a commencement atmosphere, Mr. Burt leads To t hine ownself be true. . . thou canst not then t the band in the playing of the stately march, ''Pomp and false to any man, ' the Reverend Albert Fisher remin Circumstance. Baccalaureate audience. With faces mirroring a multitude of sentiments, Seniors and friends participate in Commencement Exercises. ° TESTO OND: coe. CMa ane ne Is there among you tonight a scientist, a governor... ?'' propounds Mr. Charles Dunn. rriving at the apex of her high school career, Susan Thomas registers lelighted satisfaction. Ly, Homeconung begets nostalgic memories. HOMECOMING COURT: Debra Mizzelle, Micky Pace, Debnam, Lorenza Dunn, Carolyn Crews, Nathan Hodge, Barry Perry, Angelene Evans, Michael Hinton, Patricia Melba Strickland, Tim Conoley, Brenda Dunn, Melvin McCullers, David Harris, Vicki Chamblee, Larry Liles, Lee, Lu Ann Blackwood, Jackie Williams, Clarice Dunn, Sheryl Davis, Joe Ann Todd, Randy Greene, Patricia Rodney Vick. To complement the Warrior setting, Student Council members Setting the pace for halftime, the Whitley Band cheerfully anchor blue and white crepe paper rope for the Home- strikes up a spirited version of ''Solid Soul. coming Dance. 18 Whitley Warriors thrilled alumni and students as they matched North Johnston Panthers! speed until the final tragic moments of the Homecoming game on Friday, November 6, 1970. Equally great were the intricate drills executed at halftime by the Marching Warriors and the deft twirls of fiery batons by the Majorettes. This magnif- icent display was followed by the crowning of stunning Vicki Chamblee, Miss Vaiden Whitley, and radiant Patricia Debnam, Maid of Honor. The celebrities de- parted on the sparkling blue and white senior float. Music by the Dynamic Upsetters at the Student Council spon- sored dance terminated the activities of a memorable evening. Newly crowned Queen Vicki Chamblee surveys her adoring subjects. Maid of Honor Patricia Debnam, attended by A powerful Warrior bursts through the hoop, ready to wage battle Lorenza Dunn, pensively contemplates the single against North Johnston. red rose—symbol of her role. 19 Meet Your Teacher Night lures parents. Parents were invited to view school facilities and to meet the teachers on Thursday even- ing, October 8, 1970. After a cordial welcome by Vaiden Whitley Principal Mr. Dail, Student Council Officers di- rected guests to the various areas of the building where they conversed with faculty mem- bers and observed equipment used and work done by students in the classroom. Directed by Student Council members, interested visitors move through Whitley corridors on Meet Your Teacher Night. Mrs. Stalvey good-naturedly listens to solicitous Prompted by mutual concern, Math Teacher Vann publicly secures parent queries. pack with student's parents. 20 “Get Up and Go” 1s marked SUCCESS. The marked success of its first comedy inspired the Music Department to continue suchproductions. Thus, in November, 1970, the choral and band students presented ''Get Up and Go. ' Gradually the cast unraveled the story of staid life in boys' and girls' schools. However, propelled by the sly maneuvering of public relations man, Uncle Chester, romance blos- somed between the authoritative head- master and the straitlacedschool mis- tress, finally opening the door between the schools, merging the two, forming a coeducational house of learning. Indignant Abigal glowers while Uncle Chester sputters an evasive explan- ation for photographing her with Oscar. b Playing hooky can be fun declares this Soda Shop Quartet as they sing for a hot fudge, double dip, Seren 5 ga! Clutching her mop, Janitress Elise Witt trolls 'You Gotta Faculty members, Steve Shearinand Frances Newton, Get Up and Go, steal a few precious moments of togetherness. a ORGANIZATIONS The Shield Staff ventures to depict total Whitley life. Devoting endless hours to the 1971 edition of The Shield, the staff members carefully and selectively assembled a review of the academic and extracurricular activities which transpired during the schoolyear. Responsible for important aspects of The Shield were the determined and dedicated writers and photographers who con- jointly strove with the invaluable aid of typists, artists, and sponsors to present a picture of life at Vaiden Whitley. Recalling the approaching deadline, Sponsor Mrs. Perry reminds Editor Nancy Woodard that much work remains to be done on 1971 Yearbook. YEARBOOK STAFF: First row: Don Underhill, Joe Anne line Marshall, Billy Holder, Bryant Lewis, Steve Shearon, Todd, Nancy Woodard, Charles Faison, Will Perry. Sec- Betty Shearon, Sally Freeman. Fourth row: Patricia Parish, ond row: Ruth Stalvey, Lou Ellen Jones, Patricia Rogers, Robin Stell, David Baynes, Elise Witt, Marty Parish, Tom Britt, Brenda Chappell, Larry Liles, Carolynn David Potter. Knott. Third row: Sheryl Davis, Susan Tunstall, Jacque- Focusing eye-to-eye, Staff Photographers Will Perry and Don Underhill challenge the art of picture taking. Copy writers and Sponsor Mrs. Stalvey pause to enjoy last year's gems as they prepare copy for '71 edition. Translating handwriting prior to typing yearbook copy neccessitates joint effort of typists, Sheryl Davis and Robin Stell. Frere ered” hee Brenda Chappell earnestly solicits Mr. Britt's support as Postmaster obligingly accepts finished product from three an advertiser in The Shield. relieved and happy staff members. 7} Beta services enrich school program. Through meaningful projects, the Beta Club essayed to promote the values of achievement, character, and leadership. Launching the year's activities was a Satur- day morning clean-up of the Hill on which is located the school sign. Unanimous membership participation in serving approximately one thou- sand persons at a barbeque supper enabled the club to raise funds for the year's projects. Regular projects included giving morning devotions for the student body, raising and lowering the flag, and ushering for all school functions. Traditionally, twelve Beta members marshaled for Commencement Exercises. During the Christmas holidays, Beta members began preparations for their st ate, district, and county conventions. Other highlights of the year were a two-part ecological presentation, a visit by State President Jack Simpson, and the hospitable reception of the Wake County Beta Chapter. All activities fostered Beta fellowship. OFFICERS AND SPONSOR: Secretary, Betty Shearon; Treasurer, Connie Nowell; Sponsor, Mrs. Hicks; Vice-President, Will Perry; President, Joe Anne Todd. pis an P(e mmc at 5cttRS ecs Mecsas MEMBERS: First row: C. Nowell, B. Shearon, W. Perry, J. Todd, Mr. Meacham. Second row: L. Liles, B. Chap- pell, D. Harris, S. Tunstall, R. Horton, N. Woodard, R. Stell, T. Britt, P. Perkinson, M. McNeill, C. Baker, C. Liles. Third row: J. Henderson, J. Boykin, P. Jones, M. Johnson, E. Bailey, C. Green, R. Stalvey, P. Coley, J. Dudley, J. McLean, S. Wall, K. Pearce. Fourth row: D. Underhill, L. Spell, K. Robertson, D. Baynes, B. Dunn, L. Jones, E. Witt, M. Underhill, P. Parish, B. Baugh, C. Faison, R. Greene. Fifth row: J. Wiggins, R. Williams, K. Marshburn, P. Gardner, R. Laymon, B. Lewis, T. Cozart, N. Newman, D. Strickland, A. And- erson, L. Richardson. FEE IE BS EXECUTIVE COUNCIL: First row: Will Perry, Don Underhill. Second Betas huddle to figure best approach for row: Randy Greene, Elise Witt, Nancy Woodard, Charles Faison. supporting a winning candidate. With a vicious swing David Harris tackles unwanted Jack Simpson, State President, reviews for Whitley Betas, stump during Saturday Clean-Up of entrance Hill . the role of the individual club. ee Beta members roll up sleeves and vigorously mix one thou- sand servings of slaw for their pet fund-raising project. Councils accentuate value of oneness. Functioning as a direct line of communi- cation, the Student Council served both stu- dents and administration. It undertook more responsibilities in school affairs by assuming a more active role in various projects. Among these were sponsoring Home- coming activities, planning and supervising class officer election procedures, operating the concession stand at all football games, giving a faculty Christmas tea, and presen- ting a Christmas emphasis program to the student body. During spring semester, a School Beautification Week, and a St. Val- entine's Dance were held. To round out the year's work, the Council conducted Fresh- man Orientation and directed Senior Week. Officers and members attended county, district, and state meetings; workshops; and conventions. Climaxing convention cam- paigning was the election of Sally Freeman as State Second Vice-President. The Human Relations Council, cooper- ating with the Student Council, sought to cultivate an atmosphere of unity among students. CET INVOLVED = STAY INVOLVE y DENT OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: Seated: Sponsor, Mrs. Horton; Secretary, Sally Freeman; Treasurer, Brenda Chappell. Standing: Co-president, Larry Liles; Sponsor, Mr. Hayes; Co-president, Nathan Hodge. STUDENT COUNCIL: First row: B. Chappell, N. Hodge, Daniel, D. Jobe, L. Williams, B. Mills, D. Griffin, P. L. Liles, S. Freeman. Second row: S. Turner, K. May, McCullers, V. Broadie, J. Chalk. Fourth row: J. Fields, M. Barham, B. Watson, R. Stell, P. Parish, F. Allen, K. Young, L. Merritt, Z. Debnam, S. Burrell , G. Gay, M. Strickland, A. Evans, G. Barden, G. Barden, D. B. Scarboro, D. Yates, J. Bridges, J. Dunn, W. Jones, Doyle. Third row: D. Cousins, M. Faison, S. Hanna, J. W. Green. i | nenree ce en a } ie ' : s g 3 : 5 % RELL OOP SEM R EDEL iii i ; Hy 3 — eenteir Wee Wi mee aemmunamiiin cus : . ee es . snus ea, alate onal aati dae co ceminesaes co aie cueueeel cucu ‘ : : : ‘ Sorts a ee : o See os su noustenony sug Co ee aon we pee Rows aaeaen yy — ae € HUMAN RELATIONS COUNCIL: First row: Sponsor, Mr. Larry Liles; Parliamentarian, Nathan Hodge; Co-Chair- Todd; Sharon Turner; Co-Chairman, Jerry Dunn; Patricia man, Randy Green; Larry Medlin. Sponsor, Mr. Horton, McCullers; Denise Mitchell; Secretary, Bonnie Jones. not pictured, Second row: Billy Ray Pearce: Reporter, Ray Harris; Wearily, Santa ponders his role as the Student Council members obligingly host Christmas Tea for an apprecia- greedless giver in the Student Council's tive faculty. Christmas emphasis program. FHA focuses on individual development. Focusing on individuality, the Future Homemakers of Vaiden Whitley were en- couraged to assume unique positions in the family, community, and world. Speakers at the monthly meetings en- deavored to instill in the members the knowledge and skills necessary to carry out the responsibilities in these areas. Visiting senior citizens'' and reading to day nursery children provided opportunities for further individual development. To climax the year's work, the young homemakers presented a fashion show, in which they modeled their own creations for an audience of proud parents. ADVISORY COUNCIL: Seated: Gloria Brown, Sue Underhill, Lou Ellen Jones, Debbie Tart, Patricia Jones. Standing: Sponsor, Mrs. Jackson; Barbara Harris; Gloria Johnson; Debbie Wilder; Debbie Phelps; Sandy Barbour; Sponsor, Mrs. Branch; Angela Smith. MEMBERS: First row: M. Lawson, H. Smith, D. Phillips, B. Mills, G. Nugent, R. Stalvey, A. Long. Second row: B. Sanderlin, “W. Tart, D2 Prelnes Williemis c. Rogers, M. Moore, B. Lewis, D. Wilder, P. Perry, J. Pulliam, Third row: ©. Sasser, G.3Stephens,, 13 Knott, P. Rogers, W. Robinson, S. Richardson, P. Whitehead, C. Strother, E. Sockell, B. Scarboro. Fourth row: L. Privette, A. Smith, D. McCoy, T. Robertson, D. Smith, L. Montague, V. Smith, P. McNair, G. Spivey, D. Spivey, G. Mumn. Fifth row: I. Kennedy, G. John- son, C. Jones, L. Jones, B. Johnson, D. Jones, T. John- son, P. Jones, L. Perry. MEMBERS: First row: M. Hicks, P. Buchanan, B. Horton, L. Curry, G. Clark, R. Blalock, D. Jenkins. Second row: D. Hines, P. Cox, D. Goodson, K. Anthony, J. Chalk, R. Glover, S. Barbour, E. Hicks, B. Freeman. Third row: P. Dunn, B. Harris, S. Harris, P. Holden, M. Beane, 1969-1973 FHA PROGRAM OF WORK Meet CME D. Journigan, D. Clark, S. Broadwell, N. Bunn. Fourth HOW: bee Wavis hse itOuse; el. Clark, J. Dudley, K. Blackard, F. Dorman, M. Hines, D. Carpenter, A. Brown, M. Jones. Fifth row: A. Eason, M. Brooks, V. Hunnicutt, D. Griffin, G. Brown, M. Harrington. To attentive members, Pam Buchanan points out that Our World, Chawatta Bland and Patricia Whitehead coax A Growing Heritage is a major FHA objective. reluctant Knightdale Day Nursery pupils to play London Bridge. Sit Manifold contests play vital role in FFA’s program. At a five-day leadership school in Sep- tember, the Future Farmers of America planned the year's projects. These included the collection of food for a needy family as well as the annual Parent—Student Banquet which the club finances bythe sale of mixed nuts. During the year members also engaged in numerous contests such as public speak- ing, parliamentary procedure, land judging, and quartet singing. Outstanding participants in these were recognized at the spring banquet. OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: Seated: Vice-President, David Harris; _ President, Danny Jeffreys; Secretary, Kirby Marshburn. Standing: Sponsor, Mr. Horton; Reporter, Robert Marshburn; Sponsor, Mr. Mc- Arthur; Treasurer, Bob Mitchell; Sentinel, Philip Johnson; Sponsor, Mr. Liles. MEMBERS: First row: D. Honeycutt, G. Gower, B. Rich- Hunter, J. Dunn, J. Fleming, D. Robertson, N. Morgan, ardson, B. Mitchell, R. Marshburn, D. Harris, D. Jef- Fifth row: M. Kirk, W. Todd, R. Williams, L. Poole, freys, P. Johnson, K. Marshburn, C. Bridges. Second row: K. Johnson, D. Richardson, K. Spencer, S. Bell, C. Per- A. Watkins, R. Freeman, A. Johnson, T. Harris, M. Cle- ry. Sixth row: C. Wall, R. Andrews, T. Ferrell, C. Rob- mons, R. Smith, R. Miller, C. Forte, G. Brown, T. ertson, A. Johnson, D. Marcom, A. May, D. Barnette, Young, M. Harris. Third row: J. Mizelle, C. Carter, S. W. Hedrick, J. Brantley, J. Richardson. Seventh row: Fuller, R. Strickland, M. Willoughby, K. Liles, V. May, D. Marshall, R. Perkinson, D. Forsythe, B. Jones, H. S. Birdsong, D. Ayscue, B. Poole, D. Harris, P. Debnam, Ayscue, C. Price, D. Pope, D. Laxton, D. Weathers, L. Dunn. Fourth row: R. Bradsher, G. Perry, D. Cashwell, W. Dark, R. Wilson, B. Strickland, W. Ellis, A. Dunn. W. Watkins, D. Watkins, D. Blackley, J. Narron, A. MEMBERS: First row: J. Richards, M. Richardson, J. Baker, D. Bobbitt, R. Mosely, G. Faison, R. Crayton. Second row:R. Stancil, S. Denton, W. Bobbitt, J. Miles, R. Hinton, M. Chambers, G. Miller. Third row: D. Vaughan, S. Jones, W. Richards, B. Crocker, S. Watson, B. Ingram, R. Carter, A. Burnette. Fourth row: M. Rice, ei tavette, C. Bailey, D. Weathers, A. Wilson, J. Davis, R. Bridges, V. Edrington, G. Brown. Fifth row: Intently observing Mr. McArthur's techniques, lady FFA members patiently await their turn to plant. ne a te ‘ a i, Oe Bree in. Geigy o « eae Seats + es %,. 4 R. Haswell, B. Willoughby, S. Blackard, R. Jordan, T. Massey, R. Richardson, R. Miles, J. Mullen. Sixth row: P. Gordon, D. Wilder, R. Haswell, C. Willoughby, L. Perry, S. Henderson, D. Hodge, D. Jobe, J. Hodge. Seventh row: M. Chambers, K. Faison, B. Scarboro, S. Adams, S. Dunn, C. Bunch, M. Carroll, W. Turnage, G. Anderson. Evidence of the pre-tractor era is mounted by FFA boys for ex- hibition in the Children's Barnyard at the State Fair. With a precise turn of the increment bore, Millard Kirk expects to disclose the growth rate of a loblolly pine. 35 — ww 02 Ameer VW bus Drivers —— Se) oa = my i |) students safely. ——————iem iu | i | transport The Vaiden Whitley Bus Drivers | studied basic fundamentals for the suc- cessful operation of a school bus at a fall work shop on Bus Decorum. In an effort to promote safe transportation, the Bus Drivers! Club sponsored a School Bus Safety Week. T Leaving bus unloaded and parked, Edward Williams steps forth, not to re- turn until 'three-o-seven . REGULAR BUS DRIVERS: First row: P. Perry, J. Holden, Marshburn. Third row: T. Gray, S. Pair, D. Pope, P. L. Cockman, D. Bobbitt, P. McCullers, R. Freeman, D. Shearon, D. Seley, D. Gill, G. Leonard. Fourth row: Amold, S. Freeman. Second row: N. Hodge, D. Chalk, D. Hicks, H. Tilton, B. Scarboro, K. Marshburn, C. S. Birdsong, R. Strickland, C. Young, L. Johnson, R. House, B. Holder, J. Bridges. MEMBERS: First row: Treasurer, Jasper Bridges; J. Holden; row: T. Gray, L. Sutton, J. Freeman, D. Pope, B. Allen, Secretary, Lori Cockman; D. Bobbitt; Co-President, P. Shearon, D. Seley, D. Gill, G. Leonard. Fourth row: Patricia McCullers; Co-President, Rickey Freeman. Sec- S. Pair, A. Watkins, B. Scarboro, K. Marshburn, J. ond row: N. Hodge, P. Perry, D. Chalk, S. Birdsong, R. Mason, C. House, B. Holder, J. Dunn. Strickland, C. Young, L. Johnson, R. Marshburn. Third FUTURE SECRETARIES OF AMERICA MEMBERS: First row: Reporter, Patricia McCullers; Treasurer, Betsy Alford; Corresponding Secretary, Paulette Perry; Recording Secretary, June Richardson; Vice-President, Melba Strickland; President, Ginger Barden. Second row: D. Dunn, B. Jones, M. Laxton, N. Creech, K. Yeargin, L. Richardson, W. Watkins. Third row: A. Anderson, J. McLean, D. Strickland, P. Rice, P. Driver, C. Perry, M. Faison. ISA The various pro- grams presented at the monthly meetings of the Future Secretaries of America included a panel discussion con- cerning problems aris- ing in the office and a candlelight installa- tion of club officers. Some of the subjects featured were Typing Tips’ and The Im- portance of Memory tokthessiecretary,.' These programs were given by the sponsoring organization, the Ra- leigh Chapter of the National Secretarial Association. Fourth row: Sponsor, Mrs. Horton. FBLA The Future Business Leaders of America were challenged to broaden and _ perfect skills acquired in the classroom. Entertain- ing skits depicting desirable and undesir- able qualities of busi- ness personnel encour- aged high quality performance in.mem- bers. Further incentive was afforded by the monthly selection of an outstanding business student. The officers of the Business Clubs hosted a tea for the Business Teachers Association- al Meeting. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA MEMBERS: First row: President, Elaine Bailey; Vice-President, Paulette Perry; Secretary, June Richardson; Treasurer, Ginger Barden; Spon- sor, Mrs. Privette. Second row: N. Hodge, M. Laxton, M. Perry, B. Earp, B. Alford, D. Raper, K. Yeargin, D. Hamerka, L. Richardson, B. Jones. Third row: S. Anthony, J. Bul- lock, S. Hinton, M. Griffin, M. Hamerka, J. Smith, D. Bobbitt, B. Perry, M. Squirewell, B. Williams, C. Pritchard. Fourth row: K. Phipps, J. Johnson, M. Baker, D. Wagstaff, S. Davis, C. Tongue, T. Davis, P. Driver, J. Wainwright, P. Barham, R. Mitchell. Science Club The paramount activ- ity of the Science Club was the supervision of Science Emphasis Night. In addi- tion to preparing projects that were displayed on that night, members gained a greater appreciation for animal life, a broader knowledge of science ca- reers, anda greater aware- ness of disease effects through studying these topics at their monthly meetings. SCIENCE CLUB MEMBERS: First row: President, Michael Johnson; Vice-President, Cathy Baker; Secretary-Treasurer, Dale Cousins; Sponsor, Mrs. Shearin. Second row: D. Yates, E. Montague, D. Clayton, D. Horton, M. Allen, B. Rogers, J. Liles, G. Kinsland, D. Norris. Third row: A. Watkins, T. Massey, J. Daniel, R. Roberts, P. Jeffreys, S. Wall, J. Mason. Fourth row: N. Craig, R. Harris, R. Laymon, J. Freeman, R. Potts, P. Gordon, S. Jones, P. Gardner. Math Club In order to involve all , members, the Math Club divided into groups that through the use of a variety of instructional materials and methods provided a better perception of cer- tain mathematical topics. By employing oral or written quizzes, cCross- numbers, puzzles, and group contests, the mem- bers concentrated on prac- tical application of such topics as sets, Venn dia- gram, different bases, and number theory. MATH CLUB MEMBERS: First row: S. Wall; Vice-President, Elise Witt; C. Green; B. Shearon; Secretary-Treasurer, Susan Tunstall; President, Sherrie Davis; R. Horton; P. Perkinson; J. Todd; M. Johnson; P. Tibbens. Second row: E. Strother; L. Allen; D. Price; G. Liles; G. Kinsland; M. McNeill; Junior Secretary-Treasurer, Diane Vandiford; Ju- nior President, Barrie Allen; M. Johnson; C. Faison; N. Woodard. Third row: A. Watkins, A. Pitt, M. Allen, K. Robertson, L. Spell, T. Spain, M. Underhill, P. Berry, C. Knott, D. Hammock, W. Perry. Fourth row: H. Mitchell, C. Young, L. Johnson, P. Gardner, R. Laymon, T. Cozart, W. Narron, D. Davis, S. Shearon, S. Jones, K. Bunch. Fifth row: C. Estes; M. Alford; B. Blinson; K. Leonard; B. Hinton; J. Mason; R. Harris; C. Liles; Junior Vice-Presi- dent, Cathy Baker. Sixth row: S. Underhill, S. Watt, T. Conoley, G. Cousins, J. Greene, K. Pearce, S. Robert- son, D. Cooke, B. Johnson, E. Scarboro. | 8 VICA Continuing to fulfill its purpose of preparing mem- bers for leadership in the world of work, the Whitley Chapter of the Vocational Industrial Clubs of Amer- ica conducted monthly discussions and viewed films that revealed quali- ties vital to success in their future roles. At Christmastime, money and food were givento a needy family in the community. VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUBS OF AMERICA MEMBERS: First row: Vice-President of Auto Mechanics, Earl Taylor; Vice-President of Drafting, Gray Knott; Reporter, Harold Seavers; Treasurer, Eddie Robinson; President, Chuck Robertson; Secretary, Larry Benton; Vice-President of Electricity-Electronics, Owen Poole. Second row: D. Richardson; B. Strickland; J. Primous; M. Lee; L. Price; F. Blackard; S. May; Vice-President of ICT, Patricia Clark. Third row: C. Alford, B. Okrie, C. Evans, S. Pair, E. Montague, G. Tucker. Fourth row: Sponsor, Mr. Horton; A. Watkins; W. Narron; B. Woodlief; D. Barnette; C. House; Sponsor, Mr, Keller. ie 1E zl Each month the Future Teachers of America honored a senior who had made major contributions in the areas of leadership and service to the school. At regular meetings, mem- bers were intrigued by thought - provoking word games and enlightening student-teacher discus- sions on the pros and cons of the teaching profession. An added pleasure was the entertaining of the faculty and staff at a tea during a week set aside to express appreciation to teachers. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA MEMBERS: First row: Sponsor, Miss Gay; President, Candace Tongue; Vice-Pres- ident, Frances Newton; Secretary, Marty Parish; Treasurer, Debbie Wagstaff; Reporter, Sheryl Davis; Song Leader, Marcia Barham. Second row: N. Woodard; D. Raper; L. Rogers; B. Baugh; J. Dudley; L. Jones; P. Tibbens; P. Kirk; R.. Stalvey; D. Gill; Sponsor, S. Raynor. Third row: L. Johnson; J. Bridges; D. Griffin; A. Johnson; P. Coley; V. Chamblee; D. Harris; P. Parish; C. Nowell; J. Smith; Sponsor, Mrs. White. Fourth row: J. Dunn, K. Robertson, L. Spell, B. Dunn, T. Horton, M. Underhill, D. Arnold, C. Knott, S. Watt, G. Perry, M. McNeill, B. Chappell, D. Doyle. Fifth rew: A. Evans, S. Richardson, S. Robertson, L. Blackwood, B. Johnson, J. Greene, P. Wilder, M. Wade, S. Underhill, L. Allen, E. Strother, D. Tharrington. Sixth row: V. Broadie, L. Clark, B. Johnson, K. Blackard, E. Scarboro, D. Hedrick, B. Tongue, V. Champion, D. Cooke, P. Whitehead, P. Cockman, G. Barden. Photography Club Urging its members to pursue the principles of good photography, the Photography Club executed a series of programs out- lining the basic procedures for taking and developing pictures. The goal sought by each participant was to produce a photograph that could be printed in the yearbook or displayed in a school showcase. The club purchased an enlarging easelin additionto redec- orating the Whitley dark room. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB MEMBERS: First row: Vice-President, Don Underhill; Secretary - Treasurer, Elise Witt; President, Will Perry; Sponsor, Mrs. Rogers. Secondrow: A. Tripp, S. Davis, S. Shearon, G. Woodlief, J. Perry, S. Jones, D. Wall. Third row: K. Willi- ford, D. Oakley, T. Britt, D. Baynes, M. Goodson. Fourth row: N. Daniel, L. Liles, K. Bradley, G. Partin, E. Satterfield. Monogram Club Students lettering in varsity sports merited membership in the Mono- gram Club. To =vaccen: school spirit, they sported identifying jackets; and to generate a competitive spirit, they engaged in physical fitness contests and interclub ball games. However, the major activ- ity of the year was the spring banquet at which excellence in each phase of the athletic program was recognized. MONOGRAM CLUB MEMBERS: First row: Sponsor, Miss Thomas; Sponsor, Mr. Height; Vice-President, Harold Seay- ers; President, Tim Davis; Treasurer, Lee Nowell; Secretary, Carol Ramsey; Sponsor, Mr. Holloway. Second row: J. Wiggins, M. Whitley, R. Horton, B. Woodlief, M. Baker, R. Stell, F. Allen, B. Watson, C. Pritchard, J. Daniel. Third row: R. Smith, M. Williams, C. Liles, E. Robinson, T. Conoley, W. Ellis, C. Robertson, R. Greene, D. Hammock, G. Knott. Fourth row: J. Mason, J. Henderson, H. Kennedy, T. Ferrell, S. Pair, B. Hinton, M. Cozart, M. Carroll, P. Berry. Fifth row: N. Hodge, J. Holden, C. Forte, M. Squirewell, L. Dunn, C. Perry, D. Stell, J. Greene. lige Club To satisfy the need for an organized effort to pro- mote school spirit and to help acquaint the student body with the athletic teams, a new club, the Pep Club, evolved. Atallhome games, club members were seated in a reserve section and supported the players with ardent cheering and colorful banners. Pep clubbers react to Warrior play. HLL SSRN THN pO OFFICERS: Vice-President, Roosevelt Miller; President, Bonnie Watson; Secretary, Joyce Daniel; Treasurer, Paulette Wilder. In a Pep Rally setting, Dale Cousins, a little southern cheerleader, consoles her Erwin team who anticipate facing big bad Whitley Warriors. Savage Warrior friends hang Redskin scalps on the line. The Whitley Bands broaden performing scope. Under the able direction of Mr. Charles Burt, the Marching Warriors adeptly repre- sented Vaiden Whitley at many events. Among these were the Wendell Harvest Parade, Chadburn Strawberry Festival, and Christmas Parades in Wake Forest, Zebulon, and Raleigh. Their half time performances at home football games likewise evoked a sense of pride from the fans. The acquisition of a bass clarinet and a sousaphone broadened the performing scope of another Whitley musical group, the Con- cert Band, andenhanced their Christmas and spring concerts. In April they participated in the Regional Band contest in which last year's grouprated good. Their final perform- ance of the yearwas at the Commencement Exercises in June. A third group, the Dance Band, enter- tained civic clubs and provided the orches- tral background for the Department musicals. Mr. Burt, not only directed this band, but also accompanied them at the piano. : a} 4 —— 2—+ e ee 1M NEUEN ESE SEIDEN MARCHING BAND: First row: F. Allen, R. Lane, P. Jeffreys, M. Williams, J. Hocutt, M. Haynes. Second row: D. Arnold, L. Sutton, A. Vial, L. Nowell. Third row: S. Barbour, J. Greene, R. Barham, I. Goodson, M. Peebles, J. Williamson, H. Seavers, P. Jeffreys, E. Robinson, A. McSwain, R. Freeman. Fourth row: S. at First row: Driector, Mr. Burt; Chief Color Guard, Fran Allen. Second row: Drum Major, Michael D. Johnson; Head Majorette, Sherrie Davis; Manager, Jamie Greene. Hinton, D. Clayton, J. Pulliam, T. Spain, D. Grubbs, K. Anthony. Fifth row: G. Knott, G. Perry, J. Hull, L. Underhill, B. Tongue, R. Roberts. Sixth row: B. Wilder, T. Hinnant, L. Curry, L. Yancey, TY. Raper, M. Richardson. MAJORETTES: First row: Patricia bib benis, ) Kairvin Satterwhite. Second row: Debbie Wilder; Sheryl Davis; @Ghvet,)) Sherrie Davis; Carol Green; Darlene Jenkins. LCRA DANCE BAND: G. Perry, L. Underhill, G. Knott, R. Roberts, A. Vial, D. Arnold, P. Johnson, T. Godwin, R. Barham, E. Robinson, P. Jeffreys, A. McSwain, I. Goodson, H. Seavers. | J anlur wee CONCERT BAND: First row: M. Johnson, J. Pulliam, D. Seavers, R. Freeman, E. Robinson, P. Jeffreys, A. Mc- Clayton, S. Barbour, K. Satterwhite, F. Allen, D. Jen- Swain, I. Goodson, R. Barham, L. Sutton, A. Vial, L. kins. Second row: S. Davis, S. Davis, T. Spain, IDs Nowell, D. Arnold. Fourth row: T. Hinnant, S. Hinton, Grubbs, J. Greene, J. Hull, B. Tongue, L. Underhill, L. Yancey, L. Curry, K. Anthony, T. Raper, A. Wright, G. Perry, R. Roberts, G. Knott. Third row: P. Tibbens, M. Peebles, J. Williamson. Standing: M. Haynes, J. D. Wilder, C. Green, B. Wilder, M. Richardson, H. Hocutt, P. Johnson, R. Lane, M. Williams. Chorus groups perform for varied assemblages. Traveling to Durham in the fall was the first of sev- eral appearances made by the Chorus. These included singing for shoppers at the North Hills Mall, students at neighboring elementary schools, and Whitley classmates as well as giving Christmas and spring concerts. Partici- pating in the District Choral Contest in March they en- deavored to best last year's rating of excellent. In the spring eighteen members were chosen to join with stu- dents from over the state in forming the Allstate Chorus which trained and performed in Greensboro. The combined efforts of all Whitley musical groups produced a highly successful comedy in November and Variety Show in April. CHORUS: J. Knox, C. Raybon, E. Wade, V. Chamblee, M. Strickland, S. Anthony, D. Hamerka, D. Thomas, S. Raper, L. Dunn, S. Wall, H. Tilton, C. Young, A. Evans, P. Cox, B. Horton, S. Richardson, D. Jeffreys, J. Stev- ens, K. Johnson, B. Johnson, L. Allen, S. Hanna, W. Sanders, C. Moore, B. Lewis. Second row: B, Baugh, F. Newton, L. Merritt, G. Lee, M. Perry, L. Montague, P. Holder, M. Griffin, K. Blackard, S$. Henderson, D. Wall, S. Shearon, M. Wade, M. Moss, J. McKinnon, D. Tharrington, K. Nowell, V. Connie, L. Williams, D. Phipps, B. Honeycutt, J. Wainwright, B. Free- man, D, Mitchell. Third row: J. Wall, P. McNair, L. Robertson, J. Cooper, B. Williams, B. Girffin, G. Woodlief, T. Johnson, B. Barbour, S. Watson, E. Satterfield, T. Godwin, D. Henderson, S. Godwin, M. Faison, P. Parish, D. Cooke, S. Underhill, J. Liles, B. Shearon, J. Greene, K. Hodge, B. Rog- tas Silently admonishing his choristers to sing softly, Mr. Burt directs the closing phrases of Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming. ers, P. Cockman, B. Carpenter, S. Vines, E. Horton. Fourth row: B. Jones, E. Witt, K. Seavers, M. Barham, L. Jones, K. Moody, L. Wall, S. Miles, J. Perry, S. Jones, M. McNeill, G. Henley, K. Williams, R. Harris, M. Co- zart, L. Cockman, M. Underhill, H. Glover, L. West, J. Johnson, R. Hunt, D. Tart, L. Johnson, P. Wood, B. Jordan, E. Campbell, G. Stevens, S. Wiggs, B. Raybon. Fifth row: C. Baines, P. Street, P. Cooley, E. Bridges, D. Grif- fin, C. Pritchard, M. Anthony, M. Beane, K. Bunch, C. Ramsey, P. Coley, P. Buchanan, D. Wagstaff, B. Okrie, R. Stancil, D. Seley, W. Stancil, L. Price, P. Jones, R. Stalvey, C. Knott, K. Yeargin, P. McCullers, D. Car- penter, C. Perry, J. Blalock, V. Champion, S. Robertson, L. Wooten, J. Field, R. Benton, F. Horton. ENSEMBLE: First row: Ruth Stalvey, Debbie Jeffreys, Betty Shearon, Carolynn Knott. Second row: Marsha Barham, Frances Newton, Elise Witt, Lou Ellen Jones. Third row: Bob Okrie, Steve Wall, David Wall. Fourth row: Mike Cozart, Steve Shearon, Paul Jones, Ruffin O'Neal. frolicsome melody, Sleigh Ride. Mark Williams accents the syncopated tempo of 'The Calypso Carol with a bongo beat. Ensemble enchants, An invitation to per- form at the Ensemble Institute was the most coveted honor earned by the Whitley Vocal Ensem- ble. They also entertained numerous Civic groups: the Rotary: Club. District Eight of the Women's Club, Wendell Thursday Afternoon Club, andWake County Food Service Workers. In February, the group to match last year's rating of superior in the Solo and Ensemble Con- test in Raleigh. In a festive mood choral members spread holiday cheer with the CHORUS AIDES: Seated: Accompanist, Ruth Stalvey. Standing: Accompanist, Betty Shearon; Librarian, Judy Greene. 43 cremate AlinLE TICS Varsity gridmen rebuild gridiron night. TEAM: First row: Steve Watt, Paul Berry, David Hender- Glenn Cousins, Marshall Baker, Randy Turner, Ronnie son, Rex Smith, Eddie Robinson, Barry Baker, Decky Horton. Third row: Randy Laymon; Randy Perry; Roosevelt Stell, Billy Ray Pearce. Second row: Mitch Whitley, Miller; Tim Davis; Bennie Woodlief; Avery Vial; Lee Harold Seavers, Ricky Carter, Tom Britt, Dyke Yates, Nowell; Manager, David Hammock, Struggling to escape encroaching opposition, Whitley's Barry Baker Spotting an open receiver, Warrior Ronnie Hor- attempts downfield movement. ton pulls back for a clutch third-down pass. 46 SCORES Warriors Zebulon Warriors Clayton W arriors South Granville W arriors Erwin W arriors Millbrook Warriors South Johnston Warriors Wake Forest Warriors Smithfield-Selma Warriors Fuquay Warriors North Johnston CO-CAPTAINS: Tim Davis, Bennie Woodlief. COACH: Mr. Johnny Sasser. Slamming against Millbrook's offensive Wildcats, Warrior linemen clear way for Paul Berry's short yardage plunge. Having lost the bulk of last season's squad, the 1970 Var- sity Football Team launched a rebuilding'' campaign under the competent leadership of their new coach. The high- spirited Warriors, though young and inexperienced, resolutely Coach Sasser relays last minute game tactics to in- battled to close scoring gaps and to maintain Whitley's grid- tent Whitley Warrior. rion might. 47 Up and coming team learns the hard way. SCORES we Clayton Millbrook Zebulon Millbrook Zebulon Clayton Louisburg . North Johnston 44 W arriors W arriors Warriors W arriors Warriors Warriors Warriors W arriors @) ©) 2) Gy) CH SS TRI-CAPTAINS: Steve Godwin, Steve Watson, Tony Godwin. COACH: Mr. Bobby Height. J. V. TEAM: First row: Lar- ry Medlin, David Bullock, William Lucas, Blair Har- rell, Ricky Bartholomew, Mark Pebbles, Steve God- win. Second row: Doug Chappell, Ricky Andrews, Wilford Green, Johnny Williamson, Steve Hen- derson, Todd Thomas, Tony Godwin. Third row: Ricky Gadison; Joe Hull; Johnny Hocutt; Bobby Har- rell; Glenn Miller; Steve McBride; Steve Watson; Manager, Kedrick Bradley. Following line block, Tri-Captain Steve Godwin sweeps Dodging Cougar opponents, Broadway Blair Harrell sets around Warrior left end. ball in motion toward unseen receiver. 48 J.V. Basketball Team romps to victory. SCORES Warriors 76. Smithfield-Selma 64 Warriors 62, Southern Nash 47 Warriors 80, Fuquay 45 Warriors 81. North Johnston oul Warriors 82. Clayton SO Warriors 86. South Johnston 52 Warriors 91.South Granville 59 Warriors 102. Millbrook 64 Warriors . Wake Forest 64 Warriors . Smithfield-Selma Warriors . Erwin 51 Warriors . Fuquay SO Warriors . Southern Nash Warriors . North Johnston Warriors . Clayton Warriors 96, South Johnston Warriors 96. South Granville Warriors 106. Millbrook Warriors 75.Wake Forest CO-CAPTAIN: Danny Oakley. COACH: Mr. Bobby Height. CO-CAPTAIN: Jerry Dunn. Javea EAMe First row: Manager, Vince Poole; Le Dyke Yates; Decky Stell; Billy Hudson; David Hed- rick; Larry Perry; Glenn Miller; Manager, Michael Goodson. Second row: Ricky Carter, Billy Ray Pearce, Danny Oakley, Ivan Goodson, Blair Har- rell, Jerry Dunn, Randy Wall. ” 4 A Pulling rebound from under Firebird's outstretched arm, While opposing cager ogles ball, Guard Larry Perry eyes Forward Ricky Carter searches for open teammate. Center Ivan Goodson as Warrior receiver. 49 Determined Warriorettes master new game. W arriorettes Warriorettes W arriorettes W arriorettes W arriorettes W arriorettes Warriorettes Warriorettes W arriorettes Warriorettes W arriorettes W arriorettes W arriorettes TEAM: Kaye Young; Clarice Dunn; Carol Pritchard; Bobbie Wilder; Manager, Debbie Mizzelle; Chinita Mangum; SCORES -- Smithfield-Selma e Fuquay North Johnston South Johnston Millbrook Wake Forest Smithfield-Selma Erwin Fuquay North Johnston South Johnston Millbrook Wake Forest V Coach Margaret Thomas playfully tosses jump ball for senior squad members. i Bonnie Watson; Jamie Greene; Manager, Cindy Jones; Joyce Daniel; Fran Allen; Gloria Johnson; Patricia Debnam. 50 Believing that sportsmanship and teamwork equal victories, the Warriorettes determinedly set out to master the new rules for this season's play. Though losing a key player, they still possessed height and agility, whichchanneled bythe able coaching of Miss Thomas, won for them increased respect from their faithful fans. Bounding past Falcon defender, Warriorette Guard Clarice Dunn readies for fast break pass in battle against Bonnie Watson springs for lay-up. Millbrook Wildcats. Eying goal, Joyce Daniel crouches to shoot. Grimacing, Forward Patricia Debnam struggles to free self from Smithfield-Selma Spartans. 51 Warriors adeptly match opponents’ attacr. SCORES Warriors .--- Smithfield-Selma 63 Warriors avic Southern Nash Warriors : Fuquay Warriors Bs North Johnston Warriors - Clayton 105 Warriors a South Johnston Se) W arriors Seietens South Granville 41 Warriors one evens Millbrook 74 Warriors : Wake Forest 78 Warriors Sar Smithfield-Selma 47 Warriors . Erwin 46 Warriors Fuquay Se) Warriors eres Southern Nash Warriors Pee sien NOD Ounston Warriors : Clayton Warriors South Johnston W arriors -. South Granville Warriors Millbrook Warriors Wake Forest Coach Harold Holloway instructs Junior Paul Berry in the art of hitting the basket. whit roster edness Rscsesien om setae see sheet RMR Se re . ge _— TEAM: First row: Ronnie Horton, Howze Perscell, Tim Roosevelt Miller; James Pearce; Chuck Robertson; Nathan Conoley, Eddie Robinson, Paul Berry, Eddie Staten. Hodge; Randy Greene; Jimmy Wiggins; Assistant Manager, Second row: Manager, David Hammock; Phil Perkinson; Larry Liles. ope Bolstered by the steadfast resolve of a lively new coach, Whitley Warriors quickly learned to change the pace of their game to match the varied attacks of this year's opponents. Along with the mastery of this skill, they developed a balanced offensive-defensive form of play which netted a profitable season. IL Leaping high, Forward Nathan Hodge flips ball to Teammate Roosevelt Miller as North Johnston foe looks on. LIN Whitley's Phil Perkinson searches for opening in Panther de- Fuquay battles to block Warrior James Pearce's attempt fense. to score. 53 Golf Team compiles five-five record. sy carefully sighting their strokes, the Golf Team, well- balanced in shooting ability, surpassed last season's play as they compiled a five-five won-lost record. Peak matches were the close wins over arch-rival, Wake Forest. Golfer Tom Britt assumes proper stance for long forward drive. 1970 SCORES Warriors ..-- Millbrook Warriors ..-- Millbrook Warriors Gre ee BUgUay Warriors pore UQUa.y: Warriors ..-. Smithfield Warriors . Smithfield Warriors . Wake Forest Warriors . Wake Forest Warriors . Erwin Warriors . Erwin Coach Dick Knox demonstrates correct grip to Team Member Charles Liles. TEAM: Charles Liles, Harold Seavers, Tim Conoley, Steve Pair, Billy Hinton, Tom Britt, Wayne Ellis, Brinkley Wagstaff. 54 Experienced veterans Spark track action. Although appearing weak in their first performances, the Track Team, sparked by experienced veterans and hard working newcomers, initiated a winning streak in the third meet of the year. Underscoring the value of in- dividual effort, the team concluded its season by placing third in the Capital Area Conference and also gaining All-East recognition. Bracing for long yardage, Paul Newton swings back in perfect form. 1OZOS CORES Whitley 27 - Millbrook Whitley 45 1 2 - Smithfield - Wake Forest Whitley 78 1 3 - North Johnston Whitley 56 Clayton South Granville Coach Lee Simmerson reminds All-East Jim Hudson that a fast start reaps an early finish. TEAM: First row: Tim Davis, Lynn McConnell, Hank Williams; Jim Hudson; Paul Newton; Dyke Yates; Gray Ferrell, David Hammock, Rex Smith, Curtis Winston, Knott; Warren Perry; Brian Potter. Paul Berry. Second row: Manager, Bryant Lewis; Mark 55 Foes fail to squelch baseball zeal. TEAM: First row: Richard Watson, Mike Cousins, Decky Stell, Linwood Poole, Ronnie Driver, Dennis Perscell. Second row: Howze Perscell, Ron- nie Horton, David Harris, Larry Carter, Marshall Baker, Blair Harrell, Ricky Andrews, Mitch Whitley. Third row: Ricky Andrews; Roy Whitehead; Tommy Barham, Glenn Cousins; Eddie Scarboro; Wesley Adams; Statistician, Leslie Todd. 19:70 SCORES 2 is euele aralelel ote OL LLIE | Olsen ele cieleteialsteies em LLL NOOr Me ewes re ESIC eC ejeiels oieisisis sislene NOLtUS | OULStOm Betrocmcorma ad: NGM enieyel val cleiais eae ore se S OULU OnE SEO ° South Johnston Clayton Smithfield Vance County W arriors Warriors Warriors Warriors Warriors W arriors Warriors Warriors Warriors W arriors OWN WUOAWOWUN COACH: Mr. William Davis Undaunted by the overpowering strength of their season's opponents, the 1970 Baseball Team stead- fastly met each squad with an unflinching desire to do its best. Several near victories failed to squelch their zeal. Catcher Carlton Royster expectantly awaits opportunity to foil opponents' action. 56 Capital Area salutes Warrior skill. At the close of regular season competi- tion, the Capital Area coaches named to All-Conference teams those athletes who excelled in each conference sport. The Whitley selectees were honored at the annual Athletic Banquet and were applauded by local sports writers. gui fixe Jb i ad ALL-CONFERENCE TRACK: Mile Relay Team: Lynn McConnell, Jim Hudson, David Hammock, Warren Perry. 57 Cheerleaders bolster Warrior spurt. Loyal Varsity Cheering Squad enthusiastically solicits fan support. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Martha McNeil; Patricia Underhill; Marty Parish; Jan Dudley; Debbie Wagstaff; Parish; Frances Newton; Denise Griffin; Judy Johnson; Debbie Jeffreys; Jackie Smith. Carolynn Knott; Chief, Cheryl Perry; Co-Chief, Margaret 58 ene! J. V. CHEERLEADERS: Angelene Evans; Mary Brooks; Sue Underhill; CHIEF CHEERLEADER: Cheryl Perry. CO- Vickie Smith; Chief, Judy Greene; Paulette Wilder; Patricia Jones; CHIEF CHEERLEADER: Margaret Underhill. Lu Ann Blackwood; Vicki Champion. The friendly nine heartily greet visiting Wake Foresters with a cheery H-E-L-L-O. All for Whitley, stand up and holler! With this popular com- mand, a hardy thirteen-member varsity cheerleading squad, guided by Sponsor Mrs. Clarke, pursued the task of creating and maintaining Warrior spirit. Determined to display the proud blue,'' they decorated goal posts and distributed spirit tags. To further support the athletic teams, the girls banded together to form Whitley's newest club, the Pep Club. Joining hands with the ardent thirteen were nine eager Ju- Spirited cheerleader leaps with joy as War- nior Varsity Cheerleaders, who shared in the zealous effort to inspire riors triumphantly drive across goal line. Whitley teams and rouse school spirit. 59 SOIWAdUVOVY SO The Administration effectively welds all Whitley facets. The welding of the many and varied facets constituting Vaiden Whitley's com- plex life into an effectively functioning whole can be primarily attributed to the able Administration led by Principal Stan- ley Dail. This year the administrative burdens were shared bya full time Assistant Principal, Mr. Howard Todd. Uniting their efforts, they continued to plan and arrange for the total growth of each Whitley student. As representatives of the community, the Advisory Council joined hands with the Superintendent and Administration in this program to advance the educational oppor- tunities available at Vaiden Whitley. Mr. Stanley Dail Principal Be crcener Mr. Howard M. Todd Assistant Principal Whitley Principals pursue the tedious task of mapping local bus Mr. Aaron Fussell Superintendent of Wake County Schools ADVISORY COUNCIL: Mr. Stanley Dail; Mr. Welch Mrs. F. A. Todd; Mrs. L. H. Montague; Chairman, Mr. Narron; Mr. Claude Robertson; Mrs. O. R. Freeman; M. W. Knott; Mr. F. O. Debnam. Staff assists, guides, and provides. Rendering invaluable assistance to both faculty and students, Mrs. Tidsale competently prepared daily bulletins, registered students, and kept numerous school records. As well as maintaining an atmosphere conducive to study and encouraging recreational reading, the School Librarian made ac- cessible to students and faculty a variety of materials which en- riched the curriculum. The Guidance Department through counseling, informational services, and individual interviews steered students toward dis- covery of their potentials and their opportunities for total dev- elopment. Lending ahelping hand, the Student Assistants cheerfully per- formed diverse tasks which facilitated operations in the library and school offices. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE ASSISTANTS: First row: Betsy Alford, Paulette Wilder, Peratenia Perry. Second row: Angela Anderson, Dianne Strickland, Linda Rogers. PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE ASSISTANTS: First row: Connie Nowell, Mrs. Tis- dale. Second row: Goldie Cherry, Candace Perry, Dale Cousins. Third row: Candace Tongue, Marty Parish, Jan Dudley, Ginger Barden. Mrs. Gertrude R. Tisdale Secretary and Registrar GUIDANCE ASSISTANTS: First row: Tom Britt, David Baynes. Second row: Mary Perry, Sandra Wiggs, Elaine Bailey. Third row: Jacqueline Marshall, Terry Horton, Sue Broadwell, Debra Barham, Miss Gay. Mrs. Sara H. Raynor Librarian LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: First row: Ihrie Knott, Durema Hollifield, June Richardson, Merrilynne Allen, Paula Royal. Second row: Lula Rogers, Brenda Chappell, Kay Blackard, Marsha Hamerka, Frances Newton, Terry Turner, Joe Anne Todd, Kathy Phipps, Jean McLean, Kay Robertson. Miss Laura B. Gay Guidance Counselor 65 Language Department plies conrnruntication. ict te ney Believing that the ability to communicate well onall levels is a prime ingredient in suc- cessful and happy living, the English Department established two major aims. The first was to encourage students to devel- op their own ideas about life through impressions gained from the study of classic works. Secondly, the Department strove to teach students the skills necessary for effective transfer of their thoughts, feel- ings, and ideas. To broaden the student's understanding of other cultures and to convey the linguistic skills of French and Spanish were the prime goals of the Foreign Language Department. Mrs. Larue W. Stalvey Mrs. Frances S. Pulliam English IV, Speech and Dramatics English II, English III � Mrs. Krisan C. Gregson Mrs. Estelle S. White English III English II 66 Mrs. Meredith E. McArthur Mrs. Martha R. Hicks English I, English II English IV Mrs. Angela H. Boyter french | QIt, sill; Spanish | Mrs. Annie H. Ellerbe English I Mr. Fred L. Meacham Spanish I, Spanish II Science whets curiosity. Through laboratory experiments and organized re- search the Science Department sought to instill a sense of curiosity in the student and to channel this feeling into independent scientific thinking. Students learned to deal more effectively with their physical surroundings and to take a practical viewpoint of everyday problems. Mrs. Lucia E. Shearin Physical Science, Biology Mrs. Cleo’ G. Perry Mrs. Margaret H. Herndon Biology, Chemistry Physical Science, Consumer Math Mrs. Louise M. Rogers Mrs. Maxine T. Highsmith Physical Science, Physics Physical Science, Biology 68 Understanding 1s math key. The Mathematics Department, not only aided students in discovering basic principles and in developing mat hematical skills of operation, but also encouraged understanding accompanied by logical reasoning. Mr. Linwood C. Murphy Geometry, Advanced Math Mrs. Florence A. Clarke Algebra I i ’ ; ; ei Mr. Elliott D. Smith General Math Mrs. Mary S. Vann Algebra II, Consumer Math Diversity describes vocational courses. In its efforts to supply practical and technical educational opportunities, the Vocational Depart- ment broadened its curriculum to include a new course, Agricultural Cooperative. The Home Economics Department stressed the numerous phases essential to maintaining a whole- some home life. The Trade and Industrial Division provided two programs: Industrial Cooperative Training and Trade Preparatory Training. The first afforded experience on the job, while the second offered opportunities for developing skills in auto mechanics, drafting, and electronics. Students participating in chorus and band ac- quired knowledge of the technical and aesthetic elements of music, along with a sincere apprecia - tion for the beauty and variety illustrated by this fine art; Mr. Luthur C. Liles Introduction to Agriculture, Crops, Forestry Mr. Gattis EF. Horton Machinery — Equipment, General Horticulture, Agriculture Construction, Science — Mechanics lt lla a. lu Mr. Norman McArthur Ormamental Horticulture, General Horticulture Agricultural Cooperative Mrs. Lizzie S. Jackson Home Economics I, Home Economics II Mrs. Eloise J, Branch Home Economics I Mr. Robert H. Nance Mr. Charles A. Burt Drafting Chorus, Band Mr. Dalma B. Jones Mr. William C. Mann Electricity — Electronics Auto Mechanics Mr. William H. Keller Industrial Cooperative Training Soctal studies relate past to present. Mr. Reginald D. Hayes United States History, Sociology — Economics Mr. William R. Davis United States History, Sociology — Economics Mrs. Frances B. Gray Geography — Government, World History ° Ve Re ew Bsc Mr. William H. Holloway Mrs. Annie R. Maynard World History, United States History World History, Geography — Goverment Mrs. Katherine E. Horton Typing II, Shorthand I, Shorthand II Mrs. Doris H. Privette Bookkeeping, Business Arithmetic, Office Practice 73 Business disciplines for future pursuits. The Social Studies Department not only em- phasized the study of past and current happenings, but also their significance in providing a better understanding of contemporary society. In preparing students for further study or office work, the Business Department stressed the need todevelopdesirable work habits, attitudes, and interests as wellas to acquire proficiency in typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping. Mrs. Hester M. Adams Typing I P.E. develops total physical self. The Health and Physical Education De- partment's two phase program consisted of a Freshman course which attempted to de- velop the student mentally, socially, and physically. In the advanced course the stu- dent gained a working knowledge of several sports which will be of marked value in later life. With the aid of modern developmental reading media and precise teaching tech- niques, a number of students received specific training adapted to their particular needs. Mr. Robert L. Height Health and Physical Education Mr. Johnny W. Sasser Health and Physical Education Miss Margaret R. Thomas Health and Physical Education 74 Precise teaching q fits every need. Miss Thelma S. Johnson Reading Mrs. Joyce G. Taylor Mrs. Barbara L. Painter English, Science, Mathematics, Geography English, Biology, Mathematics, World History @ Mr. Stanley J. Terrill Driver Training Many staff members labor to make Whitley attractive. Prompted bya genuine desire to prepare and serve appetizing meals in pleasant surroundings, the Cafeteria Staff labored diligently, assisted by student volunteers. Keeping buildings clean and grounds attrac- tive, the Maintenance Staff aided in establishing an inviting atmosphere for study and other school activities. The Teachers' Aides devoted full time to easing the daily tasks of the faculty and assisting student organizations by rendering beneficial typing and mimeographing services. Mrs. Mary T. Stallings Cafeteria Manager LUNCHROOM STAFF: First row: Mrs. Zenora Whitley, Mrs. Helen Moore, Mrs. Mary Holland. Second row: Mrs. Fonza Lucas, Mrs. Daphine Bass, Mrs. Annie Mae Perry. 76 TEACHERS' AIDES: Mrs. Kay Richardson, Mrs. Betty Horton, Mrs. Merle Lee. MAINTENANCE STAFF: Mr. Claude Greene, Eyeing a classmate's lunch tray, students expectantly bide Mrs. Madis Johnson, Mrs. Elsie Kirk, Mr. Elgin their turn. Kirk. Volunteer cafeteria assistants relax while posing for photographers. Vd SHSSV ID Class of 1971 crests educational peak. Betsy Elaine Alford Betty Sue Alford William Curtis Alford Angela Dale Anderson James Richard Andrews Hal Erby Ayscue Lois Elaine Bailey Rita Daphine Baker Spruill Marshall Baker, Jr. Kerry Allen Ballew Ginger Evelyn Barden Donald Gene Barnette Julie Beth Baugh Shirley Ann Birdsong Phillip Jerry Bissette Faye Doyle Blackard 80 Jannet Dyane Bobbitt James Albert Boyette Gwendolyn Jo Boykin Robert Louis Bradsher, Jr. Jasper Earl Bridges Bonnie Sue Broadwell 81 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Vice-President, Randy Greene; President, Bonnie Jone $3 Treasurer, Vicki Chamblee; Secretary, Sheryl Davis. Becky Faye Bradsher Gloria Mae Brown Attaining coveted sentor status procures Mary Sylvia Bussey Kathy Ann Carlyle Donald Dewyatt Cashwell Vicki Gail Chamblee Patricia Eileen Clark Michael Bruce Clemons Lori Ann Cockman Pamela Jean Coley Michael Thomas Cozart Carolyn Faye Crews Needham Broughton William Thomas Dark Sheryl Anne Davis Sheryl Elizabeth Davis Daniel, III Patricia Ann Debnam Timothy Sherwood Davis umgque, rewarding privileges — exemption. Jannette O'Neal Dudley Jesse Donell Dunn Lois Diane Dunn Willard Lorenza Dunn, Jr. Brenda Gale Earp Ricky Louis Eddins Vernon Wayne Ellis Charles Thomas Faison Thomas Madison Ferrell William Sherrill Finch James Harmon Fleming Rickey Kendall Freeman Gail Victoria Gay Donna Sue Gill Ellen Kay Gillespie Dennis Ward Gower 83 Ambitious Seniors earnestly endeavor Randall Wayne Greene Joshualyn Denise Griffin Mary Elizabeth Griffin Deborah Marie Hamerka Marsha Ann Hamerka David Ernest Harris Deborah Ann Harris Marvin Harris Theodore Harris Jesse James Henderson, III Debra Ann Hinton Nathan Omega Hodge Nelda Sue Hodge Joyce Ann Holden 84 Lo Surpass previous accomplishments. David Donnell Howard Alvin Nelson Hunter Frances Darlene Jenkins Alton Leo Johnson Durema Faison Hollifield Don Reid Honeycutt Danny Lyles Jeffreys Deborah Sue Jeffreys Andrew Marion Johnnie Thomas Johnson Johnson, Jr. Mary Elizabeth Johnson Kenneth Michael Johnson 85 Mixed emotions tint sentor efforts Michael David Johnson Phillip Wilson Johnson Bonnie Jean Jones Lou Ellen Jones Phyllis Rose Jones Warren Paul Jones Jerry Wayne Keith Howard Waldo Kennedy Clarence Millard Kirk, Jr. Patricia Ann Kirk Ihrie Lee Knott Joan Fay Knox Catherine Marie Laxton Beth Valinda Lewter Katherine Louise Liles Larry Bruce Liles 86 to relinquish old in acquiring new. Alberta Louise Long Jean Fran ces McLean Chinita O'Linda Mangum Betty Jean Matkins Suzann May Victor Edward May Sandra Faye Mitchell Tommy Ira Mitchell Elliott Ray Montague Ellen Cooke Moore Willie Clayton Moore Norman Sylvester Morgan 87 William Robert Marshburn Renee Diane Mitchell Diane Moody Edwinna Robin Myrick Unity yeilds colossal senior successes. Brenda Faye Narron Frances Anne Newton Connie Page Nowell Johney George Oakley Ruffin Dan O'Neal Martha Ann Parish Patricia Aileen Parish James Robert Pearce Kirby Vaughn Pearce Bernecine Perry Howard Glenn Perry Ida Paulette Perry Krista Cheryl Perry Lydia Candace Perry Mary Clifton Perry William Horace Perry 88 Kathy Louise Phipps Cynthia Carol Pritchard Carol Champion Ramsey Gloria Dianne Raper Danny Ray Richardson June Dale Richardson Linda Ballance Richardson Betty Ray Righter 89 Stimulated by rigorous academics, Eddie Lee Robinson Linda Carol Rogers Lula Laverne Rogers Paula Kaye Royal Elsie Kirvin Satterwhite Linda Joyce Satterwhite Harold Lininger Seavers, III Dale Pullen Seley 90 Seniors vise to meet the challenges. Betty Lou Shearon David Paul Shearon, Jr. Brenda Brown Smith Jacqueline Marie Smith Mary Magdalene Ruth Gale Stalvey Robin Ann Stell Braderick James Stilwell Squirewell Lewis Randy Strickland Nancy Dianne Strickland = Edward Earl Taylor Bradford Bert Joe Anne Todd Candace Anne Tongue Margaret Susan Tunstall Strickland, Jr. Patricia Mae Tibbens 91 Armed with knowledge and determination, Walter Rand Turner, Jr. Jean Bass Vanderhoof Emily Annette Wade Debra Lea Wagstaff Stephen Nelson Wall Jennifer Susan Watkins Bonnie Jean Watson Deborah Gail Weathers Nora Lynn Weathers James Wall Wiggins Catherine Anne Wilkinson Edward Curtis Williams Mark Wayne Williams Roy Lee Williams Robert Wade Wilson Elise Marie Witt valiant Seniors anticipate far horizons. Valerie Kay Wood Nancy Gail Woodard Bennie Green Woodlief Donna Jean Wootton Karen Anne Yeargin Teresa Elaine Young Timmie Lee Young Westly Clark Young at : ‘ u i Sentors participate. BETSY ELAINE ALFORD F.H.A. 3; F.B.L.A. 3,4; F.S.A. Treasurer 4; Office Assistant 4. BETTY SUE ALFORD FEF. HeAs 1,25 BeBe eA 345 be Diets Ly Py oes 3; Cheerleader 1. WILLIAM CURTIS ALFORD F.F,A. 1,2,3; Bus Drivers' Club 3; V.I.C.A. 4; Bus Driver 3, 4; Football 2. ANGELA DALE ANDERSON Beta Club 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2; F.S.A. 4; Office Assistant 4, JAMES RICHARD ANDREWS Spanish Club 2;F,F.A. 2,3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 3,4. HAL ERBY AYSCUE F.F.A, 1, 2, 3, 4; Bus Drivers' Club 2, 3,4; A-V Club 1, 2; Bus Driver 1, 2, 3,4. LOIS ELAINE BAILEY Beta Club 3,4; F.B.L.A. 3, President 4; Gui- dance Assistant 4, RITA DAPHINE BAKER Choral Ensemble 1. SPRUILL MARSHALL BAKER, JR. Monogram Club 4; Spanish Club 2;F,B.L.A, 4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Track 1, 2. KERRY ALLEN BALLEW Art Club 1,2; Science Club 2. GINGER EVELYN BARDEN Student Council 4; F.H.A. 1; Dramatics Club 1;F,.B.L.A. 3, Treasurer 4; F.S.A. Vice-Pres- ident 3, President 4; Office Assistant 4. DONALD GENE BARNETTE F.F.A. 4; F.T.A. 3; V.1.C.A. 4; A=V Club ies JULIE BETH BAUGH Beta Club 3, 4; Student Council 3;F.H.A, 1, 2; F. DL Aw 259543 Gobshe i, 2; Chonms: Clinic 2, 3,4; Science Fair Honorable Mention 2, 3. SHIRLEY ANN BIRDSONG F.H.A. 2,3,4; F.F.A. 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Library Club 2; Library Assistant 2; Office Assistant 2, 3; Bus Driver 4. PHILLIP JERRY BISSETTE F.F.A, 2, Secretary 3, 4; Bus Drivers' Club President 3; A-V Club 1; Bus Driver 3; Foot- ball 1. FAYE DOYLE BLACKARD Student Council 2; F.H.A. 1; V.IL.C. A. 4; G.A.A. 1; Bus Driver 2, 3. JANNETT DYANE BOBBITT F,H,A, 1,2; F.B, L.A. Reporter 4; Bus Drivers' Club Secretary 4; F,T.A. 1; G.A.A. 1,2; Bus Driver 4. JAMES ALBERT BOYETTE Monogram Club 1; F.F.A. 4; Dramatics Club 2; Science Club 2; V,ILC.A. 4; A-V Club 1, 2; Library Club1; Dance Band 2, 3, 4; All-County Band 3. GWENDOLYN JO BOYKIN Beta Club 3,4; Basketball 1; Typing Award 3; Track Team 1; Volleyball Team 1; Most Ath- letic Girl Award 1. BECKY FAYE BRADSHER French Club 1, 2,3; F,H.A. 1; Dramatics Club 2; Science Club 2; F.T.A. 1. ROBERT LOUIS BRADSHER, JR. F,F,A, 4; Radio Club 3. JASPER EARL BRIDGES Student Council 1; F,F.A, 4; Dramatics Club 1; Science Club 2; Bus Drivers! Club 3, Report- er 4; F,T,A. 4; V.I.C.A.3; Choral Ensemble 1; Library Club Historian 1; Bus Driver 4; Base- ball 3; Class Vice-President 1; Yearbook Staff 3; Poetry Award 1. BONNIE SUE BROADWELL Spanish Club 2; F,H.A. 1,4; F.T.A. 1, 2, 3; A-V Club 1; Guidance Assistant 4. GLORIA MAE BROWN Student Council 1; F,H.A, 1,2,3,4; GA. A. 3; Choral Ensemble 1, 2. MARY SYLVIA BUSSEY FAAS 1s Vo LiCcA, 3: KATHY ANN CARLYLE F,H.A. 1; Science Club 2; Math Club 2; V,1, C,A, Vice-President 3, 4. DONALD DEWYATT CASHWELL F,F,A, 4; Choral Ensemble 4; Baseball 1; Track Manager 1. VICKI GAIL CHAMBLEE Homecoming Court 3, Queen 4; F.H.A. 1; Dramatics Club 4; F..T.A. 2, 3,4; GAA. 1, Treasurer 2; Cheerleader 1; Class Vice-Presi- dent 1,3. PATRICIA EILEEN CLARK French Club1; V.I,.C.A, Vice-President 4; Library Assistant 1; Yearbook Staff 1. MICHAEL BRUCE CLEMONS F,F.A. 1,2,4; Dramatics Club 1;Science Club 2, LORI ANN COCKMAN Student Council 2,4; F,H.A, 1,2; Dramatics Club 1,2; F.B.L.A. 3; Bus Drivers’ Club 3, Secretary 4; Bus Driver 3,4. PAMELA JEAN COLEY Beta Club 3,4; F.H, A, 1,2; Dramatics Club 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; Cheerleader 1. MICHAEL THOMAS COZART Monogram Club 4; Dramatics Club 2; A-V Club 1; Choral Ensemble 3,4; Football 1; Track ane CAROLYN FAYE CREWS Homecoming Court 4;F,H.A, 1,4; G.A.A, 1. GLENWOOD AREARY CRUDUP Spanish Club 1; F,F.A. 2; Dramatics Club 1; Bus Drivers' Club 2; Bus Driver 3. NEEDHAM BROUGHTON DANIEL, III Science Club 1,2; A-V Club 2; Photography Club 4; Pep Club 4. WILLIAM THOMAS DARK F,F,A. 4; Football 2. SHERYL ANNE DAVIS Homecoming Court 4; Student Council 2; Span- ish, Cillhubeas) BebiAt) dab Bellanca sible) Dee 2,3, Reporter 4;G.A.A, 1; Majorette 1, 2, 3,4; Majorette Camp 1,2; Class Secretary 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4. SHERYL ELIZABETH DAVIS Beta Club 3; Student Council 1; Dramatics Club 1; Science Club 2; Math Club 2, President 3, 4; F.T.A. 3; Photography Club 4; Majorette 1,2, Head 3,4; Class Treasurer 1,3; Outstanding Freshman Girl Award; Majorette Camp 2, 3. TIMOTHY SHERWOOD DAVIS Student Council 1; Monogram Club 2, 3, Presi- dent 4; Math Club 1,2; F.B.L.A. 4; Football 1,2,3, Co-Captain 4; Track 1,2,3,4. PATRICIA ANN DEBNAM Homecoming Maid of Honor 4; F,H.A,. 2, 3; G.A.A, 1,2; Basketball 3, 4. JANNETTE O'NEAL DUDLEY Beta Club 3,4; F,.H.A, 1,4; Dramatics Club 1,2; F.T.A, 2, 3,4; Office Assistant 4; Cheer- leader 2,4. JESSE DONELL DUNN PobaAw 4. LOIS DIANE DUNN Student Council 1,2; F,H.A. 1,2; Dramatics Club 2; G,A,A. 2; F,S.A. 3,4; Basketball 1. WILLARD LORENZA DUNN, JR. Monogram Club 4;F,F,A, 1,2,4; Bus Driver 3; Football 1,2,3; Track 1.2. BRENDA GALE EARP Bele Ae (23 bebe Las 4. RICKY LOUIS EDDINS Spanish Club 2; F.F,A, 4; Football 1, 2, 3. VERNON WAYNE ELLIS Monogram Club 4; Science Club 2; V.I.C.A. 3; Football 1; Basketball 1; Golf 3, 4. CHARLES THOMAS FAISON Beta Club 3, Executive Council 4; F.F.A. 2; Science Club 1,2; Math Club 4; Marshal 3; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Chemistry Award 3; NSF Biology Program 3; Science Fair Winner 3. THOMAS MADISON FERRELL Monogram Club 4; Spanish Club 3; F,F,A. 4; F.T.A. 3; VoI.C.A. 3; Football 2,3,4. WILLIAM SHERRILL FINCH F.F.A. 2,3,4. JAMES HARMON FLEMING F,F,A, 4; Library Club 1. RICKEY KENDALL FREEMAN F,F,A. 4; Bus Drivers' Club President 4; Bus Driver 3, 4. GAIL VICTORIA GAY BEI Aeed to DONNA SUE GILL F,H.A, 1,2;Science Club 2; Bus Drivers' Club 4; F.T,.A. 3,4; Library Assistant 3; Bus Driver 4 p Club 4. DENNIS WARD GOWER Poitayeee CAROL SUE GREEN Beta Club 3,4; Dramatics Club 1; Math Club 4; F.T.A. 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1; Majorette 2, 3, 4; Color Guard 1. RANDALL WAYNE GREENE Homecoming Court 2, 3, 4; Beta Club Executive Council 3,4; Monogram Club 4; Science Club 1,2; Math Club 2; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Class President 2,3; Human Relations Council 3, 4; Pep Club 4. JOSHUALYN DENISE GRIFFIN Student Council 4; F,H.A. 1; F.T.A. 4; G.A.A, 1,2; Cheerleader 4; Basketball 3. MARY ELIZABETH GRIFFIN FomieAs, 1527 fs ba la Ay 54s SUSAN REBECCA GRIFFIN F,H,A, 1,2; Dramatics Club 2; Library Assis- tant 1, DEBORAH MARIE HAMERKA F,H.A. 1,2; F.B.L.A. 4. MARSHA ANN HAMERKA FLH.A. 1,2; F.B.L.A. 4; Library Assistant PAN Eye DAVID ERNEST HARRIS Beta Club 3,4; F.F.A. 1, Reporter 2,3, Vice- President 4; F.T,.A. 4; Baseball 3,4; Marshal 3; F,F.A, Wake Federation Reporter 4, Lead- ership School 2, 3,4. DEBORAH ANN HARRIS F.F,A. 4; Track 2; Class Secretary 2; Athletic Honor Award 2. MARVIN HARRIS Fetes 3s THEODORE HARRIS F.F.A, 1,2,3,4; Dairy Judging Team 3. JESSE JAMES HENDERSON, III Beta Club 3,4; Student Council 1; Monogram Club 4; Science Club 2; Math Club 4; A-V Club 1, 2; Football 1,2; Golf 2,4. DEBRA ANN HINTON F.H,A, 1,2; F.F.A. 4; Library Club 1. NATHAN OMEGA HODGE Student Council Co-President 4; Monogram Club 4; F.F.A. 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4. NELDA SUE HODGE F.H.A. 1,2; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Bus Drivers Club 3,4; Bus Driver 4, JOYCE ANN HOLDEN Monogram Club 4; French Club 1, 2; Bus Dri- vers' Club 4; F,T.A. 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2; Bus Driver 4; Basketball 3, 4, DUREMA FAISON HOLLIFIELD F,H,A, 1,2; Library Assistant 3, 4. DON REID HONEY CUTT F,H,A. 1,2,3,4; A-V Club 1. DAVID DONNELL HOWARD F.F.A. 4. ALVIN NELSON HUNTER Fehon ly as DANNY LYLES JEFFREYS F, F, A. 1,2,3, President 4; Bus Drivers’ Club 2,3; Bus Driver 2, 3; County Forestry Winner 1, DEBORAH SUE JEFFREYS F,H,A. 1, Repor ter 2; Dramatics Club 1; G.A.A. 2; Choral Ensemble 4; Cheerleader 4; Pep Club 4. FRANCES DARLENE JENKINS F,H,A, 1,4; Dramatics Club 1,2; Math Club 3;F.T.A. 2,3; GAA. 2; Majorette 354) Color Guard 1, 2; Basketball 1; Majorette Camp iN Bis ALTON LEO JOHNSON Spanish Club 2; F,F.A. 2, 3,4. ANDREW MARION JOHNSON, JR. F.,F.A. 4; F.T.A. 4; Color Guard 2. JOHNNIE THOMAS JOHNSON Basketball 1. KENNETH MICHAEL JOHNSON Fete 4e MARY ELIZABETH JOHNSON Beta Club 3,4; F.H.A. 1, Secretary 2; Math Club 4; F,T.A. 1,2; Marshal 3. MICHAEL DAVID JOHNSON Beta Club 3; Spanish Club 2; Science Club 1,2,3, President 4; Math Club 2, Program Chairman 3,4; Football 1,2; Track 2; Drum Major 4; History Award 3; Science Fair Winne) 3; Band Workshop 4; Pep Club 4, PHILLIP WILSON JOHNSON F,F,A. Sentinel 4. BONNIE JEAN JONES Spanish Club 2;F,B, L.A. 4; G.A.A. 2; F.S.A. 4; Basketball 3. LOU ELLEN JONES Beta Club 3,4; F,H. A, 1, Advisory Council 4; Dramatics Club 1; F.T.A. 1,2, 3,4; Marshal 3; Yearbook Staff 2,3,4; Science Fair Winner 2; Chorus Clinic 2, 3, 4; Choral Ensemble 4; World Academy European Program 3. PHYLLIS ROSE JONES Beta Club 3,4; F.H,A. 1, Vice-President 2, President 3; Science Club 1; V.IL.C.A. 3. WARREN PAUL JONES Science Club 1,2, Program Chairman 4; Math Club 4; Bus Drivers' Club 2, 3; Choral Ensemble 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Physical Science Award 1; Pep Club 4. JERRY WAYNE KEITH Science Club 1,2; A-V Club 1. HOWARD WALDO KENNEDY Monogram Club 3, 4; Science Club 1; Math Club President 1, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2,3; Golf 3. CLARENCE MILLARD KIRK, JR. F,F,A, 2,4; Dramatics Club 3; Football 1. PATRICIA ANN KIRK FOH,A. Len Pode Ae 35,45 IHRIE LEE KNOTT Student Council 1; F,H.A, 1,4; Dramatics Club 1; Library Assistant 1, 2, 4. JOAN FAY KNOX F.H.A. 1,2; FLB.L.A. 33 GALA. 2, Vices President 2; Basketball 2, 3. CATHERINE MARIE LAXTON PF, BobeAy 45: Bese A. 4. BETH VALINDA LEWTER WAU GUNG 2h 5 IG IGN, ZH HIGIS IER ING Bia NEN Clubein2s KATHERINE LOUISE LILES PA rcsue Aci +s PoSsA. Se LARRY BRUCE LILES Beta Club 3,4; Student Council Co-President 4; Dramatics Club 1; Science Club 2; Math Club 2, Secretary - Treasurer 3; V.I.C.A. 3; Photography Club 2, Secretary - Treasurer 3, 4; Football 1; Yearbook Staff 2, 3,4; Pep Club 4; Science Fair Winner 2; Student Council Work- shop 3; Human Relations Council 4. JEAN FRANCES MCLEAN Bietaselub s.4 8, He Ay t2)F. T.A. 1,3; G.A.A, 2; F.S.A. 4; Library Assistant 4. CHINITA O'LINDA MANGUM F. H. A. 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2; Basketball 2, 3,4. WILLIAM ROBERT MARSHBURN F. F. A. 1,2,3, Reporter 4; Bus Drivers' Club 3; Bus Driver 4. BETTY JEAN MATKINS Choral Ensemble 1; Library Assistant 1. SUZANN MAY PoklANel om betes 4; VeloCe A. 45 GALA. Ws Ba VICTOR EDWARD MAY F.F,A. 1,2,3,4; Bus Drivers' Club 2, Vice- President 3; Bus Driver 3. RENEE DIANE MITCHELL Pola dics bigs lee A 4. SANDRA FAYE MITCHELL French Club 1,2; Dramatics Club 2; Math Club 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Bus Driver 4. TOMMY IRA MITCHELL A-V Club 3; D,E.C.A. 3. ELLIOTT RAY MONTAGUE V.1.C.A. 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1. DIANE MOODY ReblyAs tycnkebsA. 4, ELLEN COOKE MOORE Math Club i 2;F,TsA. 1. WILLIE CLAYTON MOORE F.F.A. 4; Football 3; Baseball 1; Musical Award 1; Wrestling 3. NORMAN SYLVESTER MORGAN F.F,A,. 4; Wrestling 3. EDWINNA ROBIN MYRICK F,F.A, 4; Bus Drivers! Club 3,4; A-V Club 1; G.A,A, 1,2; Library Assistant 3; Bus Driver t 3,4. BRENDA FAYE NARRON BoblgAe 223 PebebsA. 3 FRANCES ANNE NEWTON Student Council Secretary 3;F.H.A, 2;F.T.A. 1,2, Song Leader 3, Vice-President 4; G.A.A, 1,2; Choral Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Assistant 4; Cheerleader 4; Pep Club 4; Allstate Chorus 1,2; Chorus Secretary 3. CONNIE PAGE NOWELL Homecoming Court 3; Beta Club 3, Treasurer 4; Student Council 2,3,4; F,H.A. 1; Dra- matics Club 2; F,T.A, 3,4; Office Assis- tant 4; Cheerleader 1, Chief 2. JOHNEY GEORGE OAKLEY F,F,A, 4; Summer Drafting Program 3. RUFFIN DAN O'NEAL F, F. A. 3,4; Choral Ensemble 4; Football 2; Wrestling 3. MARTHA ANN PARISH F,H,A, Reporter 3; Dramatics Club Reporter 1; F.T.A. 1,2,3, Secretary 4; G.A.A. 1; Office Assistant 3,4; Cheerleader 4; Yearbook Staff 2,3,4; Pep Club 4; World Academy European Program 3, PATRICIA AILEEN PARISH Beta Club 3,4; Student Council 1, 3,4; Dra- matics Club 1; F.T.A. 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleader 4; Yearbook Staff 2,3, 4; Science Fair Winner 2,3; Gold Leaf Farmer Correspondent 4; Pep Club 4; World Academy European Program 3, JAMES ROBERT PEARCE Monogram Club 3, 4; F,F,A. 1; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,4; Pep Club 4. KIRBY VAUGHN PEARCE Beta Club 3,4; Science Club 1; Math Club 4; Pep Club 4; Musical 4. BERNECINE PERRY Fetlote coke BLA. 4; GAA. 1,2. HOWARD GLENN PERRY Spanish Club 2; F,F,A, 4; Football 1. IDA PAULETTE PERRY F,H.A, 1, Treasurer 2; Dramatics Club 1; F. B. L. A. 3, Vice=President 4; Bus Drivers! Club 2, 3,4; F.S,A. 3, Secretary 4; Office Assistant 3; Bus Driver 3,4; Bookkeeping Award 3. KRISTA CHERYL PERRY Monogram Club 4; F,H,A, 1,2; F.T.A. 1; G.A.A, 1,2; Cheerleader 1,3, Chief 4, LYDIA CANDACE PERRY F,H,A. 1,2; Dramatics Club 1; F.S.A. 4; Office Assistant 4; G.A.A. 2. MARY CLIFTON PERRY F. H. A. 1, 2; Dramatics Club 1; F.B, L.A. 4; Guidance Assistant 4. WILLIAM HORACE PERRY Beta Club 3, Vice-President 4, Executive Committee Chairman 4; Science Club Wa Math Club 1,2,3,4; Photography Club 35 President 4; Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4; Science Fair Winner 2,3; Pep Club 4; N.S.F, Biology Program 3, KATHY LOUISE PHIPPS Spanish Club 2; F,H.A. 3; F.B.L.A. 4; Li- brary Assistant 4. CYNTHIA CAROL PRITCHARD Monogram Club 2, 3,4; F.H.A. 2,3; F.B. L.A, 4;G.A.A. 1,2; Basketball 1, 2,3, 4. CAROL CHAMPION RAMSEY Monogram Club Secretary 4;F,H. A. 1; F.T.A. 2,3; G.A.A. 1,2; Basketball 2, Most Valuable Defensive Player 3,4; Pep Club 4. GLORIA DIANNE RAPER F,H,A. 1,2; Dramatics Club 1,2; Math Club 3; FOB OLA. 45 Fel eAy 3,45 DANNY RAY RICHARDSON F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; V.I.C.A. 3,4; Football 1, 2. JUNE DALE RICHARDSON Student Council 4; F,H,A. 1; Dramatics Club 1;F.B.L.A. 3, Secretary 4; A-V Club 2p G.A.A, 2; F.S.A, Secretary 4; Library Assis- tant 3,4; Basketball 2, 3. LINDA BALLANCE RICHARDSON ereal SII) BAG GILG hey Te, eye GU ANe Ave) is 23) Eis Sene) Sy te BETTY RAY RIGHTER F.H.A. 1; Math Club 2,3; G.A.A, 1,2. EDDIE LEE ROBINSON Student Council 3; Monogram Club 4; Spanish Club 2; F.T.A. 2,3; V.I.C.A. Vice-President 3, Treasurer 4; Football Co-Captain 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, Co-Captain 2, 4; Baseball 1; Class President 1, LINDA CAROL ROGERS Spanish Club 2; F,H.A. 1; Math Club 2; F.B. L.A. 4; Library Assistant 3; Office Assistant 4. LULA LAVERNE ROGERS Student Council 3; F,H.A. 2,3; Dramatics Club 1,2; F.T.A. 2,4; Library Assistant 4. PAULA KAYE ROYAL Student Council 2; Dramatics Club 2; F.B. L.A. 3; Library Assistant 4. ELSIE KIRVIN SATTERWHITE F.T.A. 2,3; G.A.A, 1,2; Majorette 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1. LINDA JOYCE SATTERWHITE WotsialNG ale HAROLD LININGER SEAVERS, III Monogram Club 3, Vice-President 4; Spanish Club 2; V.I.C.A. 3, Reporter 4; Pep Club 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Dance Band oho DALE PULLEN SELEY Science Club 1,2; Math Club 1; Bus Drivers! Club 4; Bus Driver 4, BETTY LOU SHEARON Beta Club 3, Secretary 4, Executive Council 3; Student Council 2,3; F,H,A. 1; Science Club 2,3; Math Club 4; G.A. A. 1; Choral Ensemble 4; Cheerleader 1, Marshal 3; Yearbook Staff 2,3,4; N.S.F. Biology Program 3. DAVID PAUL SHEARON, JR. F,F,A. 2, 3,4; Bus Drivers’ Club 3, 4; Bus Dri- ver 3,4. BRENDA BROWN SMITH oleladaty ithe JACQUELINE MARIE SMITH French Club 1, Historian 2; Math Club 4; F.T.A. 4; G.A.A, 1,2; Cheerleader 4, MARY MAGDALENE SQUIREWELL Monogram Club 4; F,H,A, 1,2; F.B.L.A. 4; G.A.A, 2; Library Assistant 1; Basketball 1, 3, 4. RUTH GALE STALVEY Beta Club 3,4; F.H.A, 1,4; Dramatics Club Vice-President 1,2; F.T.A. 1,2,3,4; Choral Ensemble 2, 3,4; Guidance Assistant 1; Marshal 2,3; Yearbook Staff 2,3,4; French Award 3; Allstate Chorus 2, 3; Choral Workshop 3; Choral Summer Institute 3. ROBIN ANN STELL Beta Club 3,4; Student Council 2, 3,4; Mono- gram Club 4; Spanish Club 2;F.H.A, 1; F.T.A. 1,2, 3; Cheerleader Co-Chief 1, 2,3; Yearbook Staff 4; Science Fair Honorable Mention 2. BRADERICK JAMES STILWELL Football 2. BRADFORD BERT STRICKLAND, JR. Spanish Club 2; F.F,A. 4; V.ILC.A. 3,4. LEWIS RANDY STRICKLAND Spanish Club 2; F,F,A. 4; Bus Drivers! Club 3,4; F.T.A. 2; Bus Driver 3,4; Yearbook Staff 3; F.F.A. Parliamentary Procedure Team 4. NANCY DIANNE STRICKLAND Beta Club 3,4; F,H.A,. 1,2; F.S.A. 4. EDWARD EARL TAYLOR V.I.C.A, Vice-President 4. PATRICIA MAE TIBBENS Beta Club 3; F,H,A, 1,2; Math Club 4 For. As 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1; Majorette 1,2, 3,4, Ma- jorette Camp 3, JOE ANNE TODD Homecoming Court 1, 2,4; Beta Club Secretary 3, President 4; Student Council 1,3; Math Club 2, Vice-President 3,4; G. A. A. 2, 3; Library Assistant 3,4; Marshal 3; Class Vice-President 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Science Fair Winner a D.A.R. Award 4, CANDACE ANNE TONGUE Dramatics Club 1; F.B.L.A. 4; F.T.A, 12, Reporter 3, President 4; G.A.A, 2; Office Assistant 4; F,T, A, County Secretary 4. MARGARET SUSAN TUNSTALL Beta Club 3,4; Dramatics Club 1; Math Club 35 Secretary-Treasurer 4; F.T,A, 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1; Photography Club 4; Color Guard 1, 2; Mar- shal 3; Yearbook Staff 3,4. WALTER RAND TURNER, JR, Student Council 3; Monogram Club 4; Office Assistant 3; Football 1, 3,4; Track 2. EMILY ANNETTE WADE F.H.A. 1,2; Dramatics Club 2; F.B,.L.A. 3; Yearbook Staff 3; Pep Club 4, DEBRA LEA WAGSTAFF F.H. A. 1,2; Dramatics Club 1; F.B.L.A. 4; F.T.A. 1,2,3, Treasurer 4; G.A.A. 1; Library Club 2; Library Assistant 3; Office Assistant 4; Pep Club 4; Cheerleader 4, STEPHEN NELSON WALL Beta Club 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3,4; Math Club 2,3,4; Bus Drivers’ Club 2; F.T.A. 1; Choral Ensemble 3, 4; Marshal 3; Allstate Chorus 2, 3; Summer Institute 3; World Academy European Program 3; Science Fair Winner 2; Pep Club 4, JENNIFER SUSAN WATKINS F,H.A. 1; Bus Driver 1. BONNIE JEAN WATSON Student Council 3,4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; F.H. A. 1; G.A.A. 1, Points Recorder 2; Li- brary Assistant 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Gym Assistant 3,4; Pep Club President 4. DEBORAH GAIL WEATHERS [lel iNn, Teas NORA LYNN WEATHERS GIs GUNG sl COTE RIAG ING ill, JAMES WALL WIGGINS Beta Club 3,4; Student Council 3; Monogram Club 2,3,4; F.T.A. 1,2; A-V Club 1, 2; Bas- ketball 1,2, Co-Captain 3,4; All Conference Basketball 3; Pep Club 4; Boys! State 3; Basket- ball Offensive Award 3. CATHERINE ANN WILKINSON PoloA. ly Dramatics Club UE, A, t. EDWARD CURTIS WILLIAMS Dramatics Club 1; Bus Drivers' Club 4; Bus Driver 4, MARK WAYNE WILLIAMS Monogram Club 3,4; Spanish Club 2; F,F.A, 1, 3, 4; Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; All- County Band 2; Junior Olympic Track Meet 2, 3. ROY LEE WILLIAMS Beta Club 3,4; F.F.A. 1)2)3)4. ROBERT WADE WILSON Spanish Club 2; F,F,A. 4; Bus Driver 2. ELISE MARIE WITT Beta Club 3, Program Chairman 4, Executive Council 4; Dramatics Club 2; Student Council 4; Math Club Vice-President 4; F.T.A. 1,2; F. H. A. 1; G. A. A. 1; Photography Club 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Choral Ensemble 1, 2, 3,4; Marshal 3; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Science Fair Winner 3; Andover Summer Session 3. VALERIE KAY WOOD FJHJA. 1; Science Clubi2:G.ALA, 1,2. NANCY GAIL WOODARD Beta Club 3, Executive Council 4; Student Council 2,3; F,H.A. 1; Math Club 4; F,.T.A, 2,3,4; Marshal 3; Yearbook Staff 2,3, Editor 4;World Academy European Program 3; Science Fair Honorable Mention 2, 3. BENNIE GREEN WOODLIEF Monogram Club 3,4; F,F.A. 2,4; V.I.C.A, oe Football Co-Captain 1, 2,3, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 4; Wrestling 3. DONNA JEAN WOOTTON ForleAemly cs KAREN ANNE YEARGIN F.H,A, 1,2; Dramatics Club fees) Be Bellis Win Ae F.S.A, 4. TERESA ELAINE YOUNG Student Council 1,2; F,H.A, 1,2; F.F.A. 4; Choral Ensemble 2; Library Club 2. TIMMIE LEE YOUNG Spanish Club 2; F.F,A. 1. WESTLY CLARK YOUNG Math Club 4; Bus Drivers! Club 4; Bus Driver 4; Football 2. Juniors revel in upperclass prestige. Barry Allen Fran Allen Susan Anthony David Arnold Shirley Asbury Delbra Ayscue Barry Baker Cathy Baker Diane Baker Charles Barham Debra Barham Patricia Barham Tommy Barham Wayne Barham Benjamin Bass Jocelyn Bass David Baynes Larry Benton Rose Benton Paul Berry Deborah Blackley Walter Bowling Kenny Bowser Elizabeth Bowyer JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President, Jerry Dunn; Vice-President, Ronnie Horton; Secretary, Melba surer, Laura Spell. Strickland; Trea- Jimmy Brantley Channie Bridges Tom Britt Vicki Broadie Joan Broadwell Bruce Brown Reginald Brown Janet Bullock Debra Chalk Brenda Chappell Bennie Collins Tim Conoley Jumiors set the pace, nitiating pep. Mary Cooper Dale Cousins Glenn Cousins Tommy Cozart Nancy Creech Carl Crews Donna Davis Dwight Davis Deborah Doyle Patricia Driver Arnel] Dunn Brenda Dunn Jerry Dunn Carl Dunston Kay Eddins Chris Evans Marian Faison Peggy Faison Ronnie Faison William Faison Charlie Forte Sally Freeman Sue Fuller Paul Gardner 98 David Gillespie Helen Glover Gracie Goodson Henry Goodson Gary Gower Leslie Green David Grubbs Ray Hall David Hammock Mildred Harrington Barbara Harris Marvine Harris Dot Hayworth Walt Hedrick Dennis Hicks Lynn Hill 99 Junior labors reap memorable rewards. Mary Hines Bonnie Hinton Deborah Hinton Marsha Hinton Michael Hinton Sue Hinton Janie Hocutt Billy Holder Caleb Honeycutt Ronnie Horton Terry Horton Chuck House Marsha Hudson Judy Johnson Larry Johnson Mary Johnson Michael A. Johnson Wesley Johnson Sandra Jones Shiryl Jones Carolynn Knott Gray Knott Robert Knox Mary Knuckley 100 Linda Lassiter David Laxton Randy Laymon 101 Diane Lee Gwendolyn Lee Melvin Lee Gail Leonard Bryant Lewis Charles Liles Ann Long Betsy Long Patricia McCullers Elizabeth McNeill Martha McNeill Michael Manning Competitive tests and taxing studies Danny Marcom Jacqueline Marshall Kirby Marshburn Andy May ‘Shirley Miles Roosevelt Miller Bob Mitchell Denise Mitchell Howard Mitchell Wilhelmina Mitchell Jack Mizzelle Karen Moody Carol Moore Benita Mosley Mike Murray Worth Narron Norris Newman Lee Nowell ssf NO probe total potential of Class of Sandra Owens Steve Pair Donald Parrish Donna Parrish Phil Perkinson Clifton Perry Joy Perry Michael Perry Dennis Perscell Howze Perscell Alan Pitt Betty Poole Linwood Poole Owen Poole Susan Poole David Pope Charles Price teehee brice Wanda Privette George Puryear Aaron Rice Pam Rice Bobby Richardson Jerry Richert 103 Chuck Robertson Kay Robertson Pamela Robertson Wilma Sanders Julie Scarboro Kim Seavers Charles Smith Rex Smith Teddy Spain Laura Spell McKinley Spencer Craig Stallings Carolyn Stephenson Melba Strickland Pamela Thomas Charles Tilton Henry Tilton Faith Titus Willie Todd Gwen Tucker Don Underhill Margaret Underhill Diane Vandiford Donna Vaughan Celebrating completion of final exams, 104 Juniors contemplate senior privileges. Avery Vial Sadie Vines Jackie Wainwright Charles Wall David Wall Libby Wall Alan Watkins Alton Watkins Alvin Watkins Donna Watkins Wanda Watkins Steve Watt Linda West Mitchell Whitley Barbara Williams Steve Williams Margaret Willoughby Gayle Woodlief Lewis Wootton 105 Sophomores confidently tackle new duties. Patricia Adams Sherwood Adams Al Adcock Michael Alford Lia Allen Johnnie Ammons Ricky Andrews Mary Anthony Pam Averette Barry Bailey Clyde Bailey Gloria Bailey Cassandra Baines Billy Baker Bonnie Barbour Gail Barden Doris Barham Marcia Barham Scott Barndt Ricky Bartholomew Ozie Baxter Mark Beaber Marie Beane Sammy Bell Kay Blackard Steve Blackard Lu Ann Blackwood Chawatta Bland Barry Blinson Rachel Bowyer James Bridges Minnie Bridges Robert Bridges Audrey Brown Rudene Brown 106 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Treasurer, Yates; President, Wendy Robinson. 107 Pam Buchanan Nancy Bunn Ruth Burnette Evelyn Campbell Tim Campbell Brenda Carpenter Deborah Carpenter Mike Carroll Charles Carter Vicki Champion Goldie Cherry Denise Clark Linda Clark Pam Cockman Connie Collins Vicki Connie Deborah Cooke Diane Cooley Phyllis Cooley Judy Cooper Patricias Gox Nick Craig Annette Creech Jimmy Daniel Joyce Daniel Vera Daniels James Davis Michael Denton Florence Dorman Billy Dove Jerry Dunn Portia Dunn Sherell Dunn Charles Estes Angelene Evans Kenny Faison Vicki Forsythe Danny Frazier John Freeman Donald Funderburke Ivan Goodson Phillip Gordon Tim Gray Exploration of ancient civilizations 108 teaches Sophs appreciation of ee a ee ee ee a a ee Bons ae ee a ee eS oe ee present. Wilford Green Jamie Greene Judy Greene Jackie Grubbs Blair Harrell Dorothy Harris Gloria Harris Jeff Harris Ray Harris Shirley Harris Mickey Haynes David Hedrick David Henderson Bertho Hicks Moses High Billy Hinton Charles Hinton Sonja Hinton Linda Holden Patricia Holder Janice Holland Kenny Holland Frankie Horton Driving privileges and spectal tasks Willard Horton Phyllis House Donald Jiles Betsy Johnson Betty Johnson Donald Johnson Arlette Jones Bobby Jones David E. Jones David G. Jones Patricia Jones Spense Jones Dorothy Journigan Commie King Glynda Kinsland Ricky Kirk Max Knoll Kathy Lairson Karl Leonard Gail Liles Jane Liles Teresa Liles William Lucas Steve McBride Dianne McCants Thomas McCoy Joyce McKinnon Shelia McKnight Pamela McNair Don Marshall John Mason Ted Massey Ann Mattox Kenny May Brad Miller 110 augment and invigorate sophomore year. Timothy Miller Lindia Montague Cynthia Mooneyham Deborah Mooneyham Mae Moore Joyce Morgan Melanie Moss Vickie Moss Wayne Mullen Mary Murrell Jacqui Narron Crystal Neal Gloria Neal Debra Norris Karen Nowell Danny Oakley Bob Okrie Albert O'Neal Larry O'Neal 111 Debbie Owens Michael Park Donna Pearce Kathy Pearce Barry Petty Greg Perry Josephine Perry Larry Perry Marian Perry Peratenia Perry Phillip Perry Randy Perry Rudolph Perry Paulette Perscell David Potter Rick Potts Denese Price Joseph Primous Rodney Privette Allan Raper Jeff Raper Susan Raper Debra Richards William Richards Ellen Richardson Johnnie Richardson Ricky Richardson Sherrie Richardson Ray Roberts Donald Robertson Lillie Robertson Sylvia Robertson Teresa Robertson Wendy Robinson Gary Rodemeyer Geometric figures tease soph braims 112 and promote mathematical reasoning. Patricia Rogers Danny Royal Connie Sasser Buddy Scarboro Eddie Scarboro Darrell Seawell Steve Shearon Bertha Smith Rosa Smith Teresa Smith Vicki Smith Dennis Spivey Glenda Spivey Louise Stallings Willis Stancil Lt3 Ardent Sophs joyfully lose verdant role. Eddie Staten Decky Stell Randy Straughn Patsy Street Elaine Strother Lester Sutton Debbie Tart Diana Tharrington Deborah Thomas Bennie Tongue Donald Turnage Sharon Turner Lynn Underhill Robbie Underhill Sue Underhill Dwight Upchurch Doug Vaughn Mark Wade Janice Wall Mike Wall Steve Wall Butch Watson Dale Weathers Patricia Whitehead Debra Whitley Sandra Wiggs 114 ln Memoriam Larry Davis Privette March 19, 1954 1B) October 4, 1970 David Wilder Paulette Wilder Tony Wilder Jackie Williams Sherman Williams Keith Williford Nellie Willoughby Alvin Wilson Andy Wright Dyke Yates Making friends, pooling interests, ninth Merri Lynn Allen Perry Allen Garland Anderson Cathy Anthony Donnie Ayscue Joseph Baker Sandra Barbour Bonnie Barham Randy Barham Deserée Bass Diane Bell Sylvania Bell Renee Blalock Walter Bobbitt Sandy Boykin Kedrick Bradley Patricia Bradshaw Lee Bradsher Elaine Bridges James Bridges Mary Brooks Don Broughton George Brown David Bry ant Earlene Bryant Michael Bryant David Bullock Donna Bullock Clyde Bunch Kaye Bunch Albert Burnette Shirley Burrell Larry Campbell Billy Carlton Janice Carpenter 116 graders merge, forming the Class of 1974. 117 FRESHMAN CLASS OF- FICERS: President, Clarice Dunn; Vice-President, Steve Godwin; Secretary, Mary Brooks; Treasurer, Debbie Wilder, Ricky Carter Phillip Cashwell Jesse Cates Joyce Chalk Mike Chambers Doug Chappell Steve Chappell Gwen Clark Deborah Clayton Claudia Couick Ronald Craig Robbie Crayton Bradley Crocker Lois Crosier Lu Anne Curry Clyde Dark Pamela Davis David Dean Doris Dean Milton Dean The freshman group unflinchingly battles Teresa Dean Charles Debnam Ralph Debnam Zandra Debnam Shelton Denton Carolyn Dumas Alton Dunn Clarice Dunn Larry Dunn Teresa Earp Alma Eason Vernon Edrington Geraldine Edwards Milton Evans Milton W. Evans George Faison Raymond Ferrell Jean Fields Shirley Finch Donnie Forsythe Peggy Fowler Helen Frady Barbara Freeman Douglas Freeman Rickey Gadison Ginger Gay Tommy Gay Renee Glover Steve Godwin Tony Godwin Deborah Goodson Michael Goodson Randolph Goodson Kenneth Gower Dottie Griffin 118 to conquer inexperience and frustration. Terry Griffin James Hall Sallie Hanna Wayne Harrell Delois Harrington Ricky Haswell Julia Henderson Marvin Henderson Robert Henderson Steve Henderson Gary Henley Blaine Hicks Elanor Hicks Mary Hicks David High Deborah Hines Terry Hinnant Brenda Hinton Ray Hinton Johnny Hocutt David Hodge Joel Hodge Karen Hodge Steve Hodge Lyle Hogan Jimmy Holden Judy Holden Bobbie Holder Beverly Horton Deborah Horton Eugenia Horton Carol House Wayne House Billy Hudson Joe Hull 119 Valerie Hunnicutt Renee Hunt Barry Ingram Carolyn Jackson Larry Jackson Phillip Jeffreys Danny Jobe Gloria Johnson Harriet Johnson Joy Johnson Kim Johnson Lyda Johnson Teresa Johnson Tommy Johnson Brenda Jones Cindy Jones Daphine Jones Donna Jones Jacqueline Jones Linda Jones Maxine Jones Richard Jones Ruth Jones William Jones Beth Jordan Rick Jordan Ivey Kennedy Alphonza King Robert Kirk Roger Lane Marsha Lawson Bonnie Lewis Jean Liles Elgia Lucas William Lucas Practical experience benefits Frosh. 121 Dorothy McCoy Harry McNair Al McSwain Debbie Marcom Kassandra Massey Marietta Massey Larry Medlin Mike Medlin Linda Merritt William Merritt James Mial Rayland Miles Glenn Miller Teresa Miller Becky Mills Michael Mitchell Ronnie Mitchell Debbie Mizzelle Evelyn Montague Johnnie Moore Surrendering to tradition, Frosh toil Olympia Moore Dorothy Morgan Ronnie Mosley Sandra Mosley James Mullen Gwendolyn Munn Mary Ann Norman Gail Nugent Alice O'Neal Wayne O'Neal Mickey Pace Teresa Parker Ray Parrish Glenn Partin Willie Patterson Mona Payne Billy Pearce Mark Peebles Rex Perkinson Cathy Perry Larry Perry Lucille Perry Pam Perry Miguel Perscell Donna Phillips Debbie Phipps Jo Ann Poole Vince Poole Linda Privette Napoleon Privette Bonnie Proctor Jo Ann Pulliam Barbara Rainey Tim Raper Shelia Rawls to establish tdentity and gain fame. Bobbie Raybon Bobby Raybon Jeff Richards Mike Richardson Daphine Robinson Brenda Rogers William Rogers Beverly Sanderlin Billy Sanders Eddie Satterfield Betsy Scarboro Earl Sellars Beth Shelton Billy Siler Angela Smith Claris Smith Debra Smith Huntley Smith Karen Smith Otis Smith Valinda Smith Emily Sockell Betty Spencer Delma Spivey Gloria Stallings Ronnie Stancil Glenda Stephens Jane Stephens Patricia Stilwell Johnny Street Benjamin Strickland Francis Strickland Colleen Strother Wanda Tant David Tessinear 123 Striving for an educational foothold, Todd Thomas Darlene Titus Richard Todd Sherry Towler Ann Tripp Richard Turnage Terry Turner Dan Upchurch Sharon Vandiford David Vester Rodney Vick Lou Wall Randy Wall Ricky Wall Connie Watkins Glenn Watkins Larry Watkins Randy Watkins Steve Watson Donald Weathers Eve Weathers Reid White Annie Whitley Magalene Whitley Bobbie Wilder Debbie Wilder Thomas Wilkes Jackie Williams Lynn Williams Johnny Williamson Bobby Willoughby Craig Willoughby Roger Wilson Pam Wood Linda Wootton 124 Frosh manfully pursue arduous tasks. LeAnn Yancey Bonnie Yeargin Joner Young Kaye Young Mike Young ee ana ares ia 125 PEALURES Deserving students merit recognition. At an assembly on May 20, 1970, students who had rendered su- perior service to Whitley along with exceptional achievers in aca- demics, athletics, and music received appropriate awards identify- ’ ’ Pprop y ing their accomplishments. Culminating the afternoon's events, President Ronnie Driver pre- sented a lighted aerial transparency of the school, the Senior Class gift. SPECIAL AWARDS: Governor's School, Art, David Baynes; Outstand- ing Freshman Girl, Jamie Greene. i y ACADEMIC AWARDS: First row: Bookkeeping, Paulette Perry; Shorthand II, Typing II, Business, Joyce Medlin; Shorthand I, Judy Davis; Home Economics, Patricia Driv- er; Editor, Pam Faison. Second row: Spanish, Nell Free- man; French, Ruth Stalvey; Chorus, Deborah Liner; Typ- ing I, Jo Boykin; Chemistry, Charles Faison, Third row: : orrrrer Dee hhe se AD CITIZENSHIP AWARDS: Senior Citizenship, Wayne Harper; Senior Citizenship, Outstand- ing Senior by Raleigh Chamber of Com- merce, Pam Faison, Physics, Band, Wayne Harper; History, Michael D, John- son; The Sally Murphy National Chorus Award, Robin Knight; Physical Science, Max Knoll; Math, Brian Pot- ter, Fourth row: English, Leslie Todd; Autc Mechanics, Glenn Medlin; Drafting, Michael Mantych; Agriculture, Avery Watson; Biology, Don Underhill. SCHOLARSHIPS: First row: Future Secretaries of America, Joyce Med- lin; Wake Memorial Auxillary, Wayne Harper; Duke University Tu- ition Remission, Robin Knight; North Carolina State University Grant, Henry Ferrell, Second row: North Carolina Society of Professional Engineers, Brian Potter; North Carolina Insurance Agents Association, Susan Thomas; Chowan Academic, Judy Davis; North Carolina Pro- spective Teachers Loan, Chris Mills, JUNIOR AWARDS: Andover Summer Session at Phillips Academy, Elise Witt; NSF Summer Science Program, Will Perry, Betty Shearon, Charles Faison. MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS: William Carr Roberts, Leslie Todd; Bo Todd, Pam Faison. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARDS: First row: Football, Carlton Royster; Basketball, Nell Freeman, Johnnie King. Second row: Golf, Charles Liles; Wrestling, Lawrence Hartsfield; Baseball, Dennis Perscell; Track, Curtis Winston. Marshalling is coveted Beta privilege. In recognition of their excellent scholastic achieve - ment, twelve junior Beta members were chosen to mar- shal at all commencement exercises. This was one of their most privileged services to the school. Marshals dutifully line up to receive commencement CHIEF MARSHAL: Ruth Stalvey programs and last minute instructions from Directors Perry and Stalvey. 4 ciegheoteieaies First rows Ruth Stalvey, Susan Tunstall, Ann Nowell, Mary Johnson, Second row: David Harris, Nancy Woodard, Lou Ellen Jones, Betty Shearon, Ruth Joe Anne Todd, Steve Wall, Elise Witt, Charles Faison. 130 Five students assume regional club posts. In conjunction with holding offices in the Whitley Chapters, five students also filled posts of leadership in the state orcounty organization. These persons ably rep- resented their respective groups as they proficiently per- formed their duties at conventions, banquets, and work- shops. Sally Freeman practices her campaign speech, which Pooling their efforts, Sheryl Davis, Wake County FTA His- convinced members of the N.C. Association of Stu- torian, and Candace Tongue, Wake County FTA Secretary, dent Councils she should be their Vice-President. settle preliminaries for their next big meeting. Meditatively jotting down a few reflections, David Harris, FFA Lovely Joyce Medlin reigns as Miss FSA of Wake County Federation Reporter, makes initial preparation for North Carolina. his next news article in ''The Gold Leaf Farmer, 131 Outstanding Seniors serve faithfully. Seniors who superlatively portrayed the qualities: service, leadership, scholarship, and character were named outstanding by the Whitley faculty. Joe Anne Todd Ably spearheading the many projects of Whitley's leading service organization, Joe Anne rendered superior service to Vaiden Whitley. As president of the Beta Club, she directed fund raising projects, planned morning devotion schedules, and secured ushers for school programs. She also assisted in the library her junior and senior years as well as working on the school yearbook, marshalling at graduation, serving in the Homecoming Court, and acting as a soph- omore class officer. Her qualities of lead- ership, service, dependability, and patri- otism earned for her the 1970-71 DAR Good Citizenship Award. Joe Anne expects to study pharmacy at the University of North Carolina at-Chapeleruit. Connie Page Nowell Assisting in the school office and representing her class in various capacities were ways Connie served Vaiden Whitley. As an office assistant, she rendered aid to students and visitors along with per- forming many routine tasks. For three years, she actively represented her class on the Student Coun- cil, Her junior year she was one of the two junior members of the Homecoming Court. In conjunction with these activities, she efficiently executed the duties of Beta treasurer her senior year and served as a Chief cheerleader her sophomore year, Connie's future plans include entering nursing school next fall. BETA Ruth Gale Stalvey Talented and skillful participation in the Whitley music program was characteristic of the manner Ruth served her school, These varied contributions included singing, accom- panying, and acting. During her junior and senior years, she accompanied the Chorus; and for three years she sang in the Vocal Ensemble. Typical of her performances in school mu- sicals was her portrayal of the leading role in the fall show, She was also selected to sing in the Allstate Chorus and to attend a Choral Summer Institute. Ruth's academic excel- lence merited membership in the Beta Club, the post of chief marshal, and the receipt of the French and Betty Crocker Awards, Plus these activities, she worked on the school year- book, Next fall, she will enter the University of North Caro- lina at Chapel Hill and study music, WAKE COUNTY BOARD OF EOUCATION HARRY £. STEWART, CHAIRMAN : R, ADAMS FERD L.DA . @, ADAMS W. M. SATTERWHI. FRED A, SMITH, SUPERINTENDENT TM. GRIMES, ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT : AE FUSSELL, ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT a espe cine £:D. ELLINGTON, BUILDING SUPERVISOR een ALTERED: ETE M.PAGE @ ASSOCIATES OW CMICK CONSTRUC ANCHITEETS “2 Sowraactag ERECTED. 1964� 1965 «AA Bonnie Jean Jones Larry Bruce Liles Performing the duties as president of the senior Working to maintain a unified student body wasLarry's class, Bonnie devoted many hours in service to her prime goal as co-president of the Student Council and school, Her leadership tasks were varied and mani- member of the Human Relations Council. In this area, he fold, Naming committees, working on class projects, offered his greatest service to his school. Larry also repre- and participating in the Commencement Exercises sented Whitley at the Student Council Workshop and state were senior activities demanding her careful consid- convention. His exceptional artistic talentswere displayed eration plus much of her time. However, Bonnie found as he prepared Student Council and Beta Club campaign time to take part in the work of the business clubs, the materials along with doing art work for the yearbook. His Future Business Leaders and the Future Secretaries of junior year, he served as secretary-treasurer of both Math America, She looks forward to additional study next and Photography Clubs. Next year will find him further- year in the field of business, ing his education in the School of Environmental Design at North Carolina State University. Betty Lou Shearon As a member of the Beta Club, Betty worked diligently and faithfully on its many projects forschool betterment, She likewise served as club secretary, mem- ber of the Executive Council, and Whit- ley's representative at the Beta State Convention, In recognition of her aca- demic achievement, Betty was selected to marshal at the Commencement Exer- cises and to participate in the National Science Foundation Biology Summer Pro- gram. Besides these services, she was an accompanist for the Chorus and a mem- ber of the Vocal Ensemble, Student Coun- cil, and Yearbook Staff. Upon gradua- tion, she plans to further her education in the field of biology at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, David Ernest Harris David made his greatést contribution to his school as a member of the Future Farmers of America. During his four years in the club, he served as reporterand vice- president of the local club and as Wake County Federa- tion reporter. Likewise, he was an outstanding member of the forestry, tool identification, and parliamentary procedure teams as well as recipient of the Chapter Farmer Degree and Star Greenhand Award along with applicant for State Farmer Degree. In addition to many other activities, David was a member of the Whitley baseballteam, a member of the Beta Club, and a Com- mencement Marshal. After graduation he plans to enter North Carolina State University. H R R } 0 R 8 Randall Wayne Greene Expert leadership marked the service rendered by Randy for his classmates and his school. He held the of- fices of sophomore and junior class presidents as well as that of senior class vice-president, His qualities of lead- ership were further demonstrated on the basketball court where he not onlywon the respect of his teammates, but also the admiration of his opponents, Moreover, Randy participated in Homecoming activities for three years along with serving on the Beta Executive Council two years and the Human Relations Council his senior year, Next year, he will continue his studies in the area of physical education at Appalachian State University. Charles Thomas Faison Notable academic excellence characterized Charles' tenure at Vaiden Whitley. An invaluable member of the Beta Club, he served on the Executive Council and mar- shalled at the Commencement Exercises. In addition, he ushered at many school functions and worked untiringly on the club's various service projects. Charles' interest and achievement in the science field merited several honors, He was a biological winner in the local Science Fair, a recipient of the Chemistry Award, and a partic- ipant in a National Science Foundation Biology Institute. After graduation, Charles will study science at the Uni- versity of North Carolina, Superlative qualities label eminent twelve. Nancy Gail Woodard Total involvement in all activities of the various clubs and committees on whichshe served demonstrated Nancy's devotion to her school, She responsibly filled the post of Chairman of the Homecoming Float Committee as well as efficiently functioning on the Beta Executive Committee and marshalling at the Graduation Exercises, Her major contribution to her school was made asa member of the Yearbook Staff. Nancy culminated her work on the Staff by serving as editor of The Shield her senior year, In the summer of her junior year, she par- ticipated in the World Academy European Program, She anticipates attending Meredith College after graduation. Elise Marie Witt Singing labeled many of Elise's contributions to the Whit- ley program and prompted her selection as one of its repre- sentatives in several choral workshops and the North Carolina Allstate Chorus, During her four years in high school, she was a valuable member of the Vocal Ensemble as well as appear- ing in many of the Music Department's dramatic productions, Her scholastic achievement netted membership in the Beta Club, where she served on the Executive Council, and the privilege of marshalling at Commencement Exercises, Fur- thermore, she was a participant in the Phillips Academy Sum- mer Session, a member of both Yearbook Staff and Student Council, and vice-president of Math Club, After graduation, Elise will continue her education at a University. William Horace Perry Will's services to his school were many and va- ried. Among these was holding offices in the Beta and Photography Clubs, His senior year found him acting as president of the Photography Club and as chief yearbook photographer. Also Will, as vice- president of the Beta Club, devoted much time to special Beta projects besides serving as chairman of the Beta Executive Council. In addition to these ac- tivities, he functioned as WKIX correspondent for Vaiden Whitley, attended a National Science Foun- dation Summer Program, and was a Science Fair Winner. He purposes to study medicine at the Uni- versity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Science Emphasis Night projects research. The annual Science Emphasis Night was held on Ap- ril 10, 1970. At this time, students exhibited projects displaying research and experimental effort covering a variety of scientific fields of study. Problems relative to colors in food, effects of x-ray on chick embryos, and construction of Hilsch Vortex tube were some of the challenges stemming from classroom activity that stu- dents had further pursued, Ribbons were awarded those projects of unusual merit. THE IDENTIFICATION OF ARTIFICIAL COLORS IN FOODS WITH PAPER CHROMATOGRAPHY eo di In reply to Robin Knight's inquiry, Joe Anne Todd points out quantities of artificial col- Oring used in certain foods, BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE WINNERS: David Gillespie, Ellen Gillespie, Carolyn Knott, Paul Berry, David Baynes, Don Underhill, Tom Britt, Margaret Underhill, Terry Horton, Paul Gardner, Bryant Lewis. Paul Gardner and Bryant Lewis examine Drosophila larvae grown for their prize-win- ning genetics project. PHYSICAL SCIENCE WINNERS: First row: Patricia Parish, Joe Anne Todd, Elise Witt, Will Perry, Charles Faison, Second row: Robin Knight, Brian Potter, Wayne Harper, Marshall Baker, Michael D, Johnson, Exceptional performance earns acclaim. In recognition of excep- tional classroom performance, the Wendell Chamber of Com- merce presented awards to the teachers in the schools of the area who were chosen by their peers to be recipients of this unexpected honor, Whitley's teacher received her award at the spring banquet given by the Advisory Council for the school faculty. Two Whitley students were likewise recognized for excel- lence. The Dauchters: of tie American Revolution and Gen- eral Mills presented awards to them inthe areas of citizenship e and homemaking. Outstanding Teacher of 1969-70, Mrs. Katherine E, Horton, checks on one of her busy typing students, Joe Anne Todd, Vaiden Whitley's 1971 DAR Repre- Ruth Stalvey, recipient of the Betty Crocker Homemak- sentative, patriotically studies ''The Declaration of ing Award, realizes ''a stitch in time saves nine. ' Independence, 137 Concerted efforts readily net much needed funds. Get out and sell!,'' re-echoed in Whitley corridors in the fall as students raised funds for needed materials and equipment. More- over, acompetitive spirit prevail- ed since homeroom vied to outsell homeroom and seniors endeavored to outdo freshmen. The concerted efforts netted approximately four thousand dollars. Basketball concession stand workers willingly serve their customers, With five bars left, Elizabeth Bowyer, high chocoiate Pursuing his habitual morning task during the magazine salesman, ponders best customer approach, drive, Randy Strickland, Whitley's highsalesman, counts his dollars, 138 Classes and Clubs applaud superior efforts. Classes and clubs promoted as special projects superior student efforts in the fields of learning and serving. Bulletin board displays, club programs, and class applause were ways whereby these students were acknowledged for their par- ticular accomplishments, tee i alae 32 8 Gathered around lectern, sixth period Speech and Dramatics Class' Speakers of the Week, compare notes on best delivery. @ The Speakers of The Week of the Morning Speech and Dramatics Class gladly assemble for photog- rapher, Ba Ee bh EE Be FBLA Student of the Month smiles obligingly for cameraman, One of FTA's Seniors of the Month pauses by bul- letin board honoring her. 139 j —— mens SAP sgn cae APPLIANCES Tv. STEREO INHAWHSTLAYACV Buck’s Oil Company and Service Station, Incorporated Shell Products, Goodyear Tires Willard Batteries First Class Service for the Home and Farm Telephone 365-6406 Wendell North Carolina Compliments of Universal Chevrolet Company W endel| Clayton Telephone: 365-6351 Telephone: 922-6474 North Carolina 142 With Best Wishes to Vaiden Whitley High School MONK-HENDERSON TOBACCO COMPANY Tans sal Cuality : ; Uniformly Telephone: 365-6381] Wendell, North Carolina 143 Hudson @hetk Your Happy Shopping Store Wendell North Carolina Compliments of Norwich Mills, Incorporated Wendell Division Wendell North Carolina 144 E.R. SYKES COMPANY, INCORPORATED Leaf Tobacco Dealers Wendell, North Carolina U.S.A. Whitley Furniture Company And Galleries The Home of Beautiful Furniture pene! 2 ii Serving Eastern North Carolina Since 1932 CoM | YG: ro ye Telephone: 269-7342 roy) reaver Zebulon North Carolina Compliments of G.J. Robertson Averette’s Garage and Company, Incorporated A C Mobile Homes U. S$. Choice Meats Groceries General Store Contact C. H. Averette Fresh Meat Groceries or John Russell Cyrus Telephone 556-3745 Telephone: 556-3459 Manager: Charles Williams Intersection of Highway 98 96 Rolesville North Carolina Wake Forest North Carolina Congratulations Seniors Rigsby Auto Parts Wendell Furniture Specializing in Late Model Company, Incorporated Autos Truck Parts Cochrane Transmissions, Motors, Differentials, RCA Body Parts Mohawk Simmons Dealer for M H Goodyear Samsonite Racing Tires Bassett Hwy 64 E. Telephone: 266-1172 Wendell North Carolina Jim and Bill Parish Telephone: Telephone: 365-7428 365-7429 Acres Of Space Mobile Home Park OP leaicnott,. 1h. Mobile Home Sale Dexter Stell Telephone: Telephone: 266-2209 266-1428 266-1298 266-2047 U.S. 64 — Knightdale, North Carolina 147 The Thomas Agency Professional Service in All Lines of Insurance Telephone: 365-6350 Corner 3rd Main Street Wendell, North Carolina THE WAKE WEEKLY OLIVE SERVICE STORE Your Hometown Newspaper Groceries—Shoes—C lothing For Advertising That Not Only Tells, But Sells Telephone: 269-9121 Quality Printing for Every Purpose Zebulon North Carolina Telephone: 556-3182 Wake Forest North Carolina BILLY HINTON’S Compliments of VILDERS BROADWELL’S GROCERY UPPLY Poole Road We Strive to Satisfy Knightdale North Carolina Zebulon North Carolina Congratulations Seniors Baugh’s Flower and Gift Shop Wendell North Carolina 148 Pope’s, Incorporated Variety Department Store Zebulon Wendell North Carolina ED PERRY’S GROCERY AND SERVICE DEAN’S STAR FLITE Open 7 - 11 Gas, Oil, Tires, Tune-ups, Motor Repairs Highway 98 Telephone: 834-9226 3 Miles East of Wake Forest Highway 64E. Raleigh Telephone: 556-2192 North Carolina BILL WHITE’S CABINET SHOP BOBBY ROBBIN’S SERVICE Hand Stained Spray Finish TIL To Serve You REE Highway 64 E., Wcaersacz Knightdal North Caroli er cece avy Telephone: 365-6145 Raleigh Rd. North Carolina Hasty Pump Sales Service Pumps, Community Water Systems, Water Conditioning Yard Irrigation Trenching 24-Hour Service Telephone: 266-2570 Hwy 64 E. Raleigh 149 Vinson’s Pharmacy Your Prescription Center Zebulon North Carolina ELECTRONIC SOUND AND EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INCORPORATED Dukane Communication System Telephone: 266-2028 Raleigh North Carolina Compliments of American Plumbing and Electrical Supply Company, Incorporated Wholesale Distributors Serving Eastern Carolina for Over 20 Years Zebulon and Goldsboro North Carolina Compliments of WATKINS’ BROTHERS Hwy 64 East North Knightdale Carolina Cal - Tone Paints, Incorporated Paint Manufacturers The Very Best in Paints Plus Technical Service Telephone: 834-7721 310 South West Street Raleigh North Carolina Poole’s Garage Oil Change Grease Job Welding Mechanical Works Telephone: Hodge Rd. Knightdale 266-2035 Congratulations! WENDELL GARMENT CO. Wendell North Carolina Dolphin’s Restaurant Operated by Helen Aaron Johnson We Specialize in Steaks, Sea Foods, and Sandwiches Telephone: 365-7313 Highway 64 Wendell North Carolina MAY-MAK PLANT FARM Grower of Bedding Plants Canned Shrubbery Pansies Telephone: 266-2315 UES. C4 East Wendell-Knightdale Airport Maintenance and Instruction Telephone: 266-1589 Knightdale North Carolina ROGER CHALK’S STORE WAKE - U - DRIVE - IT, INC. Groceries — Gas Truck Rental Between Wake Forest Telephone: 832-2873 and Rolesville 320 South Dawson St. Raleigh North Carolina Wake Forest North Carolina W, WILEY JOHNSON LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF GEORGIA MARSHBOURN’S GROCERY Since 1933 Life — Health — Accident Telephone: 365-6405 He's a Nice Fellow to Know'' Telephone: 365-4121 W endel| North Carolina Wendell North Carolina Compliments of Compliments of STRICK’S JEWELRY W.W. HOLDING COMPANY Wendell North Carolina Wake Forest North Carolina Wendell Tractor Implement Company Massey - Ferguson Telephone: 365-646] Wendell North Carolina 152 WENDELL BARBER SHOP You Grow It-We Mow It Three Full Time Barbers Allan McSwain Charles Pulley Bob Thornton Wendell North Carolina Compliments of IDEAL CLEANERS Quality Dry Cleaning W endell North Carolina Best Wishes MINCEY SHOE SHOP Wendell North Carolina Gy PROC DEAN INCORPORATED Telephone: 365-281 1 Wendell North Carolina Compliments of WAKE MONUMENT COMPANY, INCORPORATED Telephone: 556-3422 Rolesville North Carolina Compliments of B SDEPARTMENT STORE, INCORPORATED Wake Forest North Carolina NEWELL’S HAIR STYLING Owner and Operator Telephone: 556-3635 North Carolina Rolesville Compliments of Gay’s Dry Cleaners Telephone: 269-7371 Zebulon North Carolina Stained Glass Associates Barnes Motor and Parts Company Of Wendell Craftsmen — Designers Church Windows Distributor and Jobber of Automotive Parts, Supplies, and Equipment Leaded Glass FACETED Telephone: 365-6321 365-6322 LAMINATED 416 Wilson Avenue Wende ll North Carolina Knightdale Telephone: North Carolina 266-2493 First Union National Bank Member FDIC Wendell ) Knightdale North Carolina 154 Britt’s Grocery Meat - Vegetables - Groceries We Appreciate Your Patronage We Deliver Telephone: 365-7203 Wendel North Carolina Compliments of Todd and Scarboro Insurance Saunders Pharmacy General Insurance Owners Wyatt Painter John Saunders Registered Pharmacist Always on Duty Telephone: 365-7225 Night Emergency: 365-4741] Open 8:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. We Fill Any Doctor's Rx Main Street Wendell North Carolina Telephone: 365-7255 13 South Main Street Wendell North Carolina North Carolina’s Biggest Country Station WETC 540 KC Wendell - Zebulon Telephone: 269-9325 155 E. Norris Bailey and Sons Gas - Groceries - Oil Compliments of Kannon’s Men's and Women's Fashion Center Telephone 365-7074 Wendell North Carolina Telephone 556-5913 Intersection of Highway 401 and 96 Wake Forest North Carolina LITTLE VILLAGE HAIRDRESSERS Compliments of Janie Poole - Owner CHAPPELL FORD Complete Beauty Care Styling - Tinting - Cutting Carlton E. Chappell Permanents - Wigs Hair Pieces Authorized Ford Sales Service Telephone: 266-1249 Telephone 556-3191 7 Mi. E. 64 Hwy. Knightdale Wake Forest North Carolina North Carolina GOLD LEAF PUBLISHERS, INC. Compliments of Publishers of THE ZEBULON RECORD BANNER WAREHOUSE Zebulon, North Carolina Wendell Nerkiearali es SUA etsy Is THE GOLD LEAF FARMER Wendell, North Carolina 156 Knott’s Jewelry Bulova Wyler Watches Keepsake Diamonds Fine Jewelry Watch and Jewelry Repair Hand Engraving Telephone: 365-1262 Main Street Wendell North Carolina HARRY’S UPHOLSTERY Carpet - Headlinings - Seat Covers Complete Auto Interiors Telephone: 269-8054 Zebulon North Carolina PARKER’S BAR-B-O We Cater to Parties Hwy 64 Wendell-Zebulon, N.C. Telephone: 269-9553 Shorty Billie Parker 157 C.L. Robertson and Son All Your Needs for Farm Home Telephone: 266-2181] Knightdale North Carolina Compliments of FINCH’S BARBER SHOP Knightdale North Carolina PAIR LUMBER COMPANY, INCORPORATED Telephone: 266-235 | Knightdale North Carolina P W AUTO PARTS Wholesale Auto Parts and Upholstery Supplies Congratulations Seniors! Zebulon North Carolina Massey’s Barber Shop 1913 Poole Road PHIL-ET ROM COMPANY Raleigh North Carolina Distributor Gasoline—Fuel Oil—Motor Oil Atlas and Goodyear Tires and Batteries Telephone: 269-9127 Zebulon North Carolina PARRISH’S SUPERMARKET Compliments of Better Val-U Independent Grocery Stores Inc. Dir. J. ILiSe Sedwitz Choice Meats-Quality Merchandise Low Prices Every Day Plus Those Valuable Gold Bond Stamps Dye. N.P. Grogan Zebulon North Carolina Dr. H. W. Windley HALES FARM SUPPLY : ' Fertilizer Hardware Mr. Jimmy Lairson Appliances Seeds Mr John Yeager The Drive-In Store Zebulon North Carolina 158 VILLAGE OPTICIANS 236 Bryan Building Manager: Bill Barbour Telephone: 828-2078 Raleigh North Carolina Compliments of ROCK’S DROP-IN Knightdale North Carolina Ree RAZIER’S GROCERY For Better Groceries Farm Supplies Wake Forest North Carolina SAV - A - MINIT - MART Ice Drinks Dairy Products Grocery Open 7A.M, till 11 P.M. 7 Days Highway 64 Bus. By Pass Zebulon North Carolina 159 The Flower Shop For All Your Floral and Gift Needs Telephone: 365-7070 Main Street Wendell North Carolina Compliments of Dr. Clifford Horton Dr. Leo Horton Mr. J.B. Bilisoly Mr. Joe W. Todd Fount QMEL's re oY eee Hollowell’s R CoDSTS yo ee nC LLo™ Tea Ie a i @. 5a om s Foon Stone ansast ttt tiit — = NT | _—— Your Home Town Supermarket ee! — Where Your Food Dollar Gets You More For Less 223 Roosevelt Ave. Wake Forest North Carolina Community Compliments of Ford, Incorporated Zebulon Drug Company, Ford Renee Incorporated Falcon Fairlane Galaxie Dedicated to Your Thunderbird Health and SALES SERVICE Well = Being Telephone: 365-641 ] Telephone: 269-748] 10 East Wilson Avenue Zebulon North Carolina Wendell North Carolina Compliments of Rolesville Garment Company Rolesville North Carolina 160 Country Squire Mobile Estate Owner and Operator: David Wilder Telephone: 365-7568 365-7942 Route 4 Zebulon North Carolina Todd Motors, Jeffrey's Convenient Incorporated Grocery 7 to 9 Six Days a Week Quality First Chrysler-Plymouth 3rd Street Wendell Dealers Selma Rd. NoriniGarolina Telephone: 365-2926 Wendell North Carolina All Golfer’s Pro Shop SL Old Brick House Antiques Fine Antiques Golf Supplies Also See MID-SOUTH GOLF MUSEUM Hwy 64 E. Box 77 Raleigh, North Carolina Telephone: 832-5131 Wiggins Monument Company Located Near Rolesville School On Highway 401 Monuments of Character Alvin Wiggins, Owner Telephone: 556-3231 Box 22 Rolesville North Carolina Compliments of PEOPLES BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Zebulon North Carolina Congratulations Seniors PRESTIGE, LTD. AND DON’S DEN House of Fashion Wedgewood Shopping Center Zebulon North Carolina Mack’s Service Station Gas - Washing - Polishing Lubrication and Tune-Ups Mack Hopkins, Owner Highway 64 East North Carolina Knightdale Compliments of WEDGEWOOD HAIR STYLING Telephone: 269-9970 Open Thursday P.M. 6 Operators to Serve You Zebulon On 64 By-Pass North Carolina DREAMLAND MOBILE CITY Mobile Home Spaces for Rent Telephone: 833-9403 Raleigh North Carolina Compliments of Strickland’s Diner Enjoy Homecooked Food in a Friendly Atmosphere Isaiah Ike Strickland, Owner Save on Gas Use Our Self-Service Pumps Telephone: 365-7060 64 By-Pass Lizard Lick North Carolina JACKSON’S GULF SERVICE Tires, Batteries, Greasing, Brakes Oil, and Motor Tune-Up Telephone: 266-9120 Knightdale North Carolina ANTONE’S APPLIANCES Hotpoint, Zenith, and Maytag We Service What We Sell Zebulon North Carolina Compliments of Hydraulic Materials Handling Division Omark Manufacturers of the PRENTICE Loader P.O. Box 946 Zebulon, North Carolina 27597 Compliments of BOBBY POOLE’S UPHOLSTERY Knightdale, North Carolina Telephone: 266-1175 WILLIS FUNERAL SERVICE, INCORPORATED 24 Hour Oxygen-Equipped Ambulance Service Telephone 556-3460 or 556-3467 Wake Forest North Carolina MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY Shearon’s Grill Medical Arts Building Wake Forest Telephone: Store 556-4071 Night 556-5472 ROLESVILLE DRUG COMPANY Rolesville Telephone: Store 556-3304 Night 556-5472 Rolesville North Carolina Mary |. Silvia, R. Ph. J. W. Thorton, R. Ph., Owner MAIDON’S BARBER SHOP STEVE MYRICK Curtis H. Maidon General Contractor Better Homes for Better Living clit Telephone: 266-2286 Ar State License cy Mca Knightdale North Carolina Wisecrll North Carsltae Nannn nnn nnn nnn SSS sss LEWIS FURNITURE LEWIS FUNERAL COMPANY HOME Telephone: 365-6362 Telephone: 365-5421 Wendell North Carolina 164 Compliments of W.B. Bunn and Company, Incorporated MCHCUNAL- U crocine srons Zebulon North Carolina Compliments of LOWERY’S INSURANCE COMPANY Green Pines Texaco Firestone Tires Texaco Products Washing - Polishing - Lubrication Engine Tune-Ups Minor Auto Repairs Official Safety Equipment Inspection Station Buck Sauls Owner Operator Highway 64 East Hodge Road Compliments of McPHAIL’S Zebulon North Carolina Wendell North Carolina Compliments of Wendell Tire Company Telephone: 365-9101 Wendell North Carolina Perry’s, Incorporated ESSO Distributor Farm and Home Supplies Telephone: 365-6391 “Let One Call Do It All Corner of Third and Pine Streets Wendell, North Carolina Rolesville Market WENDELL DRUG COMPANY Supply Company W.F. Farmer, Jr. Better Val-U Telephone: 365-3571 Night: 365-7660 Wendell North Carolina Independent Grocery Stores Telephone: 556-5259 ANNIS BEAUTY NOOK Open Nights by Appointment Vickie Dean—Marie Annis Knightdale Telephone: North Carolina 266-1675 Rolesville North Carolina 166 It’s the real thing. JONES SERVICE AND REPAIR e. Trade-mark (®) Telephone: 556-3073 Rolesville North Carolina S W CHEVROLET Where a Customer Meets a Friend Telephone: 556-3137 Wake Forest North Carolina Compliments of Person St. Food Market Groceries—Meats—V egetables 9A.M, to 11 P.M. Six Days A Week Sundays 1 to 10 P.M. Telephone: 832-1428 10 N. Person St. Raleigh, North Carolina 167 Brewer’s Supermarket Complete Line of Fresh Meats Frozen Foods and Groceries We Give S H Green Stamps Telephone: 365-7386 In real life being fat isnt funny. Thats why Pine State makes low calorie foods that dont taste like low calorie foods. pine state Wendell North Carolina Compliments of Murray’s Bar-B-Q The Original Pit-Cooked Bar-B-Q 4700 Poole Rd. Raleigh Telephone: 834-1690 North Carolina 168 Compliments of Northside Warehouse For the Sale of Leaf Tobacco Graham Dean Wendell J.H. Sanders North Carolina Compliments of Rolesville Oil Company Howard L. Brown, Owner Telephone: 556-3143 Rolesville North Carolina 169 Bob’s Tastee - Freez Tastee Food I tems Service with a Smile Bob and Lillie Barnes, Owners Wedgewood Terrrace Telephone: 269-956] 64 By-Pass North Carolina Zebulon Compliments of Ellis Electric Service We Specialize in Electric Heat Telephone: 365-6267 Wendell North Carolina JOHNSON BROTHERS THE MONTGOMER Y-GREEN Heavy and Fancy Groceries COMPANY, Route 2 INCORPORATED Telephone: 365-7419 Poletel STemavee EG siieiah Wendell North Carolina Raleigh North Carolina Bridgers’ Coal Company Coal and Wood Rock and Sand Robertson Fertilizers Telephone: 365-3026 Wendell North Carolina Herman T. Moss Grading and Developing Work Wendell, North Carolina Telephone: 365-7124 Pee Box 403 age. fa 5 ies z : = . 170 Privette Insurance Company Your Protection Is Our Business Telephone: 556-5466 Box 514 Rolesville North Carolina Sealtest Dairy Company Get the Best, Get Sealtest Raleigh North Carolina MODERN WOODMEN Compliments of OF AMERICA NOWELL’S GARAGE District Representative: Radiators, Generators, Starters W.C. Coley Wendell North Carolina Telephone: 365-4101 Wendell North Carolina oa od Jones Supply Company Wholesale Distributors PLUMBING - HEATING - AIR CONDITIONING - INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES Phone (919) 828-4343 P.O. Box 1408 318 WEST CABARRUS STREET RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA 27602 iA Helping To Build A Finer Carolina CP L contributes to the area’s growth in many ways, For example, when our industrial development specia- lists help a new industry find a site, it improves job Opportunities and increases the local tax base. When our agricultural development engineers help a farmer produce more profitably, it increases the flow of money in-an area. So helping build a Finer Carolina is more than just a nice-sounding phrase. It’s our daily way of doing business. Carolina Power Light Company Allen Barbee Agency Over 30 Years Serving Schools Class Rings—Caps Gowns—Diplomas — Annuals—Comme ncement Announcements Representing Leading Manufacturers For These and Other Graduation Supplies Allen Barbee - Tommy May Betsy Lamm - Frances Chamblee Spring Hope North Carolina nnn nn nnn nn nn nn nnn Ss Compliments of TODD ELECTRIC COMPANY PAUL’S CASH GROCERY General Electric Appliances Sales and Service Route 2 Poole Rd, Telephone: 365-6311 Raleigh North Carolina W endel| North Carolina Compliments of NAOMI KNITTING MILLS, INCORPORATED Double Knit Fabric Zebulon North Carolina THEO. DAVIS SONS, INC. PRINTERS-eiti@GcRArPeers BOG 27 7, ZE-BULONIN Gre 75S7-791S-—69-7460 J. H. Poole Electric Service Specializing in Wiring and Electric Heat Telephone: 266-2375 Knightdale SUPER DOLLAR at Dy, 20 - 50% Storewide Discounts Everyday Wedgewood Shopping Center ZEBULON 174 Highway 64 E North Carolina Compliments of KNIGHTDALE SUPERMARKET s Most Modern Store ightdale' Kn North Carolina ightdale Kn 175 Residential Electric Heat Specialist Knightdale, North Carolina State License No. 4194 _ eee HODGE’S SERVICE STATION Groceries - Gas Highway 64 E Knightdale North Carolina THE SHIELD STAFF says a sincere thank you to all its patrons. S ial No Job Too Large Or Too Small SS ee | Oakley Electric Company | Thomas B. Oakley, Owner Telephone: 266-2897 r | Congratulations Seniors MODERN TOOL SERVICE | W endel| North Carolinc ' BULLOCKS MOBILE HOME PARK Live in a W oodall Rated Park. Telephone: 266-2311 Route Knightdale North Carolir eee Compliments of Poole Road Gulf Telephone: 833-3187 Poole Road Raleigh North Carolina ee 176 dex idemics .....- . 60-77 ninistration .... eistekele 62-63 ertisements ...+..- ae Piaiserverten 20-1710) C. Mobile Homes 146 res of Space .....-- Aaggaon 147 l-Golfer's Pro Shop 161 len Barbee Agency 172 nerican Plumbing 150 nis Beauty Nook 166 ttone's Appliances 163 rerette's Garage 146 and § Department Store mner Warehouse ...-+++e+ mes Motor Parts .....-+.+++ ugh's Florist ..+.sseeseees . ll White's Cabinet Shop . cfefelatsielajeisisie lly Hinton Builders Sapely ” CONICS DUSOOOUROOAD bby Robbins' Service Station . . b's Tastee-Freez BISECTS. s+ 00s ADGOD 2wer's Supermarket ......+..5 idgers' Coal Company ..... itt's Grocery ...... wees oadwell's Grocery .... ick's Service Station ....... lock's Mobile Home Park MeTone Paints ...0ce.+s+y arolina Power and Light Company happell Motors ....... .L, Robertson and Son .... oca-Cola Bottling Company pmmunity Ford ....+-seseeee ountry Squire Mobile Estates .... � Proc Dean ........ . Bias Starflite es ci. sie feamland Mobile City .. dPerry's Grocery .s+e+-seeee lectronic Sound and Equipment Company ..- lis Electric Service . Norris Bailey and Sons .. .R, Sykes and Company ... inch's Barber Shop .... itst Union National Bank . jay's Dry Cleaners .......- J. Robertson Company teen Pines Texaco ...... les Farm Supply ......-+-+.+-- lamy's Upholstery ...+++++s+see-+ iasty Pump Sales and Service ..... lerman Moss Construction ....-- Sere eee aile lodge's Service Station .... lollowell's Food Store .....+. lidson - Belk ...ceeesesees deal Cleaners .sssseeeseeese ackson's Gulf Service .....-. effrey's Convenient Grocery .....- Ohnson Brothers «-+s+eeeeeeerescs ones Service and Repair .... oes Supply Company .... Gmnon's ..e-cesseres fnightdale Supermarket . fnott's Jewelry .....++- ewis Funeral Home ...++++++ ewis Furniture Company ittle Village Hairdressers .. ‘owery's Insurance Company .... WR. Frazier's Grocery ...s+e+ee+eee aiete Mephail's .....0. BresarsicYate dieters ater eiprciarat Mack's Service Station .... Maidon's Barber Shop .. Massey's Barber Shop ....sseeseeeeers 96a May-Mak Plant Farm ......++++ Medical Arts Pharmacy .....+++ Mincey Shoe Shop ...... gqnonan Modem Tool Service ..+sseeseeeeeee Modern Woodmen ...... Monk - Henderson Tobacco Ceneeeosy Murray's Bar-B-Q ...-eeereeccceeevecccers Vaomi Knitting Mills eonnnod Newell's Hair Styling .....+. Northside Warehouse ...... Norwich Mills ......-e6. Nowell's Garage .......- Jakley Electric Company Dlive Service Store ... Smark Industries .... Pair Lumber Company ..... P and W Auto Parts ....++4+ Parker's Bar-B-Q ...... Parrish's S upermarket Paul's Cash Grocery F Peoples Bank and Trust Company casobhoans BIE. an wos. aYetefeis els’sivieleiel« Person Street Food Market ... Pine State Creamery .... Phil-ett Oil Company .... Poole Road Gulf ....... Poole's Electric Service ... Memes Garage .eseccccnsenees Poole's Upholstery RIMMER ia os) els: (0:00:00 . Prestige, Ltd. and Don's ‘Den BA Privette Insurance Company Rigsby Auto Parts ....++eee- Rock's Drop-In ......++- Roger Chalk's Store ....- Rolesville Drug Company ..... Rolesville Garment Company 4 Rolesville Market and Supply Gomnannt eaes Rolesville Oil Company ...-+-++++e-00- Sand W Chevrolet ........+4+ 177. Saunders Pharmiacy Sav-A-Mint .......... ence = ek Se altest Dairy Company . 171 Shearon's Grill .......-sce0es 164 Stained Glass Associates ° 154 Steve Myrick ....sseeeeeees F 164 Strickland's Diner .. 163 Strick's Jewelry 152 Super Dollar Store 174 The Flower Shop ....++++++ ore) 209: The Gold Leaf Publishers ......... 156 The Montgomery-Green Company . Basare al7Aa) The Thomas Agency ...-- Baleis}sfavchelaiateyet= 148 The Wake Weekly ..cceerecceccccecccscersecreercesrecesenee 148 Theo. Davis and Sons ....+++++--- dans Sac es Todd and Scarboro Insurance .... He wlists) Todd Electric Company ......+se000- soa: BTA Todd Motors ....+.«+. 161 Universal Chevrolet .. 142 Village Opticians .......+seees 159 Vinson's Pharmacy ..sseeeeeereseere ou lis}6) Wake Monument Company 153 Wake-U-Drive-It 152 Watkins! Brothers 150 W. B. Bunn and Company 165 Wedgewood Hair Styling . a0 Wendell Barber Shop ....... sagondoan — ilSNS Wendell Drug Company .. 166 Wendell Furniture Company ... 147 Wendell Garment Company 151 Wendell-Knightdale Airport 151 Wendell Tire Company .....+++eesereee sre 65 Wendell Tractor and Implement Company.....++eeeeeereeeeeeeee 152 WIE G@RIO: eyaieretele)sysio s a s 6jaloleye ersxelesni=l= = s10i0 s[eisisistsinialaie}eie(e eleleisisie 155 Whitley Furniture and Galleries ..-+++s+seereeeens soon les Wiggins Monument Company ...-.++++ereeeereeeees nee 162 Willis Funeral Service .....scccecceccssccccccccccsncssveccsce 163 W.W. Holding and Company ...... nepoondondgden - 152 W. Wiley Johnson Life Insurance Company of Georgia Zebulon Drug Company All-Conference Players Athletics: ci. .s0 a5 Award's Day .c.ecss Band .....-. doudoat Baseball ....eccecesces Basketball, Girls' Basketball, Junior Varsity Basketball, Varsity ....+.ssseeeee Beta Club .......- Bus Drivers’ Club .. Cafeteria Staff .....s+seeeseeee Cheerleaders, Junior Varsity ....+seescreeerreer reer cere cueecenee 59 Cheerleaders, Varsity ....+seecceccscecererrerceecrecseseeres 58-59 Chorus .... SV ASSES i ferosareiajelevels wieleyele irinjaisiais sere Seniors Juniors .... Sophomores 106-115 Freshmen - 116-125 Conclusion 178-179 Ensemble ..- Faculty ..- Business English Language Math ...-se5 Music «.+++++ Physical Education Science � y-++sseree Social Studies..--.+ Special Courses sista Vocational .cscsseccscceccccsecevccerssecverere wena O=74 Features corccvccccccvccccsscssscvccccsccsceres -. 126-139 Football, Junior Varsity Football, Varsity -- Foreword ..ceeeeesers Fund-Raising ProjectS ..+eseeceeeesreceeeereeneenrs Future Business Leaders of America Future Farmers of America ...+.+++++ Future Homemakers of America .. Future Secretaries of America .....-. Future Teachers of America ...-+++++- Get Up And Go Golf wccecescecsce Graduation ..... Homecoming «.++s+eeeeee Human Relations Council TndeOX +c «1 ero vis clele olnieje uivieleleo. cieie.sleis e sin e sie s Introduction ..... Junior-Senior ...+ss+0+ Maintenance Staff Majorettes Marshals Math Club Meet Your Teacher Night .. Monogram Club Organizations ... wecate cece : Outstanding Bacay, se eeeeeeeees Sisieleisrs Gs jataveie(ajnierelelelsie elaleisivie ara 4) 137 Outstanding Seniors Pep Club ..sseseesesreeresereene Photography Club .... Regional Officers ... Science Club Senior Directory ... Science Emphasis Night ....-. Special Senior Honors .....-+- Senior Week Staff scccecerce Student Life Superior Class and Club Officers Swingin! Fligh Table of Contents Teachers' Aides Track ...+. aeuale nave Variety Show ....- Vocational Industrial Club of America ° Yearbook Staff ..... BROCE OR EOC CM Sar OO City Ie eae ha nm ae Peter et Be ypgrenetes ba recur svat Siete LLZELSOLLL DOE HV 1 nnn Il Sees mee ome Ai a es yay ‘