Andrew Jackson High School - Oracle Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1966 volume:

rw {Jackson ’66 • Andrew {Jackson ’66 • Andrew {Jackson ’66 • Andrew {Jack ttce 1966 £)?iac i ptietent MEMORIES FOREWORD Have you ever wished, just for a moment . . . that you could make time stand still . . . capture a particular moment of happiness or triumph so that you could always feel the same? Of course . . . most of us have, but in a short period of time the feeling is forgotten . . . chased by new challenges as each hour, each minute brings a new experience ... a new problem to face. Many times, we, the Editors of the 1966 Oracle have had this thought, partly because of deadlines to meet . . . and partly because it is the purpose of a yearbook to capture time ... to provide pictures and stories of people in a particular time and place . . . just enough to bring back a little of the memory of how it felt to be HERE ... at Andrew Jackson . . . NOW. Yesterday we were children . . . tomorrow we will be adults. This time . . . this special, particular, golden time of life ... is called YOUTH. And it is this time, these short days between one part of life and another . . . that we have used as the theme of the 1966 Oracle. DAYS OF YOUTH. YOUTH PLACE 0 As Chairman of the Business department, Mrs. Sweat is consulted frequently in problems of school administration. 'Dedication ... To Mrs. Hope Sweat ... for 19 years of unselfish giving of her time and attention far beyond the actual requirements of a teacher . . . and for the careful attention she gives to each of her students ... for all the Student Body and for the many students of years past who know and love her ... we dedicate the 1966 Oracle. A progressive teacher, Mrs. Sweat believes that learning can be enjoyable. 10 Mope Sweat 11 Other Personnel K. W.Cockett Principal 13 MwinistratioM CLYDE FOLSOM Dean of Boys JAMES HACKER Assistant Principal CLARA WELCH Dean of Girls 14 Guidance EMILY ATKINS Florida State University. A. B. Duke University, M. A. University of Florida, Ph. D. THELMA HAAS Florida State University, B. A. Duke University University of Florida, M. Ed. VEDA A. THIRLWELL Jacksonville University, A. B. University of Florida, M. Ed. American People 0)1 lege of Europe Gdumbia University FOSTER, WARREN Memphis State University, B.A. HARRELL, MARY State Teachers College, B.S. Northwestern University University of Florida, M.A. HARVEY, MILDRED Indiana State College, B.S. University of Florida English 3 w m BAKER, VIRGINIA Radford Teachers College, B.S. University of Virginia University of Florida, MEd. CAIN, MADGE Alabama College, B.A. EAKINS, BARBARA Wilmington College, B.A. PEARSON, ROBERT University of Florida, B.A., M.A. SHIELDS, KATE Western Carolina, B.S., M.A. University of North Carolina VON DOHLEN, ANNA Florida State College for Women, A.B. Florida State University WARREN, MARY Florida Southern, BA. WELLS, ANNA Stetson University, B.S. University of Florida fc; STELLA ■sity bf Ohio B. itatc University •sity of Florida SAUNDERS, A Salem College B. A. RS, MARTIN uthcm B. S. ite University M. S. of Syracuse v BUCKLEY, DONALD University of Maine B.S. Duke University M.A. University of Arkansas Union College FLEMING, THEO Kent State University B. i Ohio State University MJ CODY, IRVING Cumberland Univ. B.S. University of Florida B.A. University of Florida M.A. HIGHSMITH, WILLIAM North Georgia College U. S. Naval Academy B.S. CAMP, RACHEL Mercer University B. A. HOWARD, Ti Wake Forest CoH Georgia Southern Stetson Fla. State M.A. Univ. of Florida,. WHALEN, OSCAR University of Maine B.S. Stetsoo- Mr3v' University of Georgia Florida State University MOORE, WILSON University oF outl 19 BROOKOVER, CLARA Troy State College. B.S. BRYANT, CAROLYN Georgia Southern College, B.S. University of Mississippi BURNS, MARY Indiana State College. A.B. Columbia University Akron University COOK. JANICE Auburn University. B.S. CRITTENDON, CAROL Florida State University, B.S DLflWV, SUSAN puversity of Miami jj acksonville University, B.S., B.A. JOHNSON, L. D Appalachian State Teachers College, B.A. University of Florida OI.SEN, ASTRuT Columbia riible College B.A. University of Florida B.S. University of Florida M.A. POWELL, BETTYRE Florida State University, B.S. University of Florida, B.S. REHKOPF, W. P. Michigan State B.A. University of Florida SORENSEN, CATHERINE Ohio State University B.A.. M.A University of Florida, Ed. Department STEWART, ELEANOR Waynesbucg College B.S. SUTTON, SANDRA Cumberland College B.S. SWEAT, HOPE Florida Srat ? University B.S. University of Florida M.A. DUNLAP, WILLIAM East Tennessee State- University B.S. History EX LEY, VINCENT Newberry College B.A. University of North Carolina BASSETT, AL University of Florida B.A. Florida State University M.A. CIPOLAT, ALDO University of Florida B.A. DELEGAL, AL University of Florida B.A. University of Florida M.A. 22 CINDER, MARGARET Florida Southern College B.S. University of Colorado MENDOZA, C C. JR. Florida State University B.S. Jacksonville University MAC MILLAN, WALTER University of Florida B.S. North Texas University University of Texas. Department PAULK, JAMES Georgia State College Emory University Jacksonville University B.A. ELISABETH C. STEARNS Mills College University of Colorado, A. B. University of Florida Cibrarian LEO MEIZLIK Yeshiva University College of the City of New York, B. A. Slipper)’ Rock State Teachers’ College University of Pittsbugh, M.Ed. Univ. of Florida RICARDO PEREZ University of Havana, LL.B. Universit yof Florida, M.A. languages RUTH GAINES University of Tennessee, B.S. Syracuse University, M. S. ELEANOR NICHOLS St. Andrews Presbyterian College, B. S. University of North Carolina University of Florida B. J. WOMACK South Georgia College University of Georgia, B.S. Home Economics 24 Music FOOSHEE, EDGAR Univ. of Fla. B. M.Ed. Jacksonville Univ. Graphic Arts SLOAN, EVERETT North Texas State Univ., B.S. Texas A M, M.Ed. Univ. of Florida Trenton State College WILSON, HARRIS Univ. of Ala., B.S., M.A. Univ. of Wyoming Indiana University Univ. of Florida 25 HECHT, ALVIN University of Kansas Florida State University B. S., M. A. WATSON, WILLARD University of Mississippi Middle Tennessee State University B. S., M. A. LEE, FRANK Florida State University B.S. DINKINS, LARUE University of Florida B. A. HACKER, MARY East Tenessee State University B. S. HANNA, JAMES Jacksonville University B.A. REGITKO, GEORGE George Peabody College B. S. Baylor University Florida State University University of Florida ROMELLE OGDEN Bookkeeper £ M jp jr 2 It % t r X jgr JF g jlr’ St 3t ml M .?. igg? ■ 0 w t W , ? 'SMj J • Office Personnel ELIZABETH CROSS Records Clerk JEAN CARVER JOYCE SMITH Office Clerks Zeacker 30 32 TEACHERS are often called on to perform many unusual tasks in the line of duty. Sometimes, as in this case, a show” called for. When the parents of the com- munity, through the P.T.S.A. Club, asked the teachers to do a money raising project, the)' responded enthusiastically with their in- terpretation of some modern day singing and dancing groups. Although a FEW sour notes rebounded over the speakers, the show was a tremen- dous success. Thanks teachers, for being good sports! 33 ) 1 V 0 KS ON Youth is a time for learning ... it is a time given to the young to, perhaps, make mistakes ... A time to train and polish the leaders of tomorrow. Each Member of our Senior Class is learning . . . and training. Each person . . you . . . and I . . . consciously or unconsciously observes all things happening around and makes a silent judgment of whether good or bad, and whether we would do it differently or better. So we're all learning to be leaders . . . and we’re confident that future years will record 1966 Jackson Graduates high in political, economic, and community leadership. - m . - Senior Class President Vice-President SALLY ANDERSON Zreasurer MARSHA BARR Officers HERMAN SKIPPER vm ' Mm Secretary MARGUERITE COLLINS Jtistorian SUSAN ROUNTREE lynn McDonald 36 JOE ABID—High ideals that win re- spect, great things of you, we shall expect. DWYANE ADAMS—Character is the cornerstone of his success. KATHY ADAMS—Her very presence is sunshine. DAVID AIKINS—He's got what it takes to get where he's going. ABID, JOE JACK—Academic. Key Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Senior Fellows 4. ADAMS, DWYANE HAROLD—Academic. Youth for Christ 4, Sen- ior Chorus 4. ADAMS, ESTHER KATHLEEN—Academic. Youth for Christ 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, F.H.A. 4, Senior Girls. AIKINS, DAVID GEORGE—General. Stage Crew 2, 3, 4. ALBERT, JOHN RICHARD—General. Jr. Academy of Science 3. ALEXANDER, BRENDA GAIL—Academic. Youth for Christ 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Pep Club 4, F.H.A. 4, Senior Girls. ALLIGOOD, KATHERINE ELAINE—Business ALTHOUSE, CHERYL HOLLY—Business. Senior Girls. ANDERSON, DAN—Academic. Library Council 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, Key Club 3, 4, Youth for Christ 3, Senior Fellows. ANDERSON, DEBBIE ANN—Business. JOHN ALBERT—His price can never be reached. BRENDA ALEXANDER—She radi- ates happiness. KATHY ALLIGOOD—She walks in CHERYL ALTHOUSE—True happi- DAN ANDERSON—If he weren't DEBBIE ANDERSON—Always hap- beauty. ness is found in making others happy. such a devil, he'd be a perfect angel. py, never sad. JOHN ANDERSON—He travels life’s paths without a worry. SALLY ANDERSON—T h o s e whc sail the sea of ambition always land on the shore of success. LEONARD APPLING—It is that ev- eryone would say, He’s a jolly good fellow in every way. ANNE ASPINWALL—Her delicacy is to the affections what grace is to beauty. DAVID ATKINS—Have a real blast, your first is but your last. ANDERSON, JOHN THOMAS—Business. ANDERSON, SALLY JANE—Business-Academic, Band 2, Majorette 2; Homeroom Rep. 2, Young Life 3, 4, Jr. Achievement 3, A.F.S. 3, 4, Class Vice Pres. 4, Student Council 4, Senior Girls, P.T.S.A. 4, Editor of Oracle 4. APPLING, LEONARD VIRGIL, JR.—General. ASPINWALL, BETTY ANNE—Academic, Tiger’s Claw 2, 3, 4, Editor 4, Student Council 2, 3, Senior Girls, Pep Club 4, F.H.A. 4, N.H.S. 4. ATKINS, DAVID RANDALL—Academic. AVANT, JIMMIE LEVON—Business-Academic, Band 2, Latin Club 2, Beta Hi-Y 3, 4, Upper Class Men 4, J Club 4. AYARS, BRENDA JANE—General, Advanced Girls Glee 2, Senior Chorus 3, 4, F.H.A. 4, Senior Girls, Beta Y-Teens 4. BAILEY, DONNA GAIL—Business. Beta Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee 2, Adv. Girls Glee 3, Senior Chorus 4, Senior Girls, Pep Club 4, F.S.A. 4. BALLANTINE, MARGARET ANN—General, Y.F.C. 2, Senior Girls, F.H.A. 4. BALLARD, LINDA MARLENE—Academic, Pep Club 2, Spanish Club 4, Senitfr Girls. JIMMY AVANT—Erect, sublime, the measure of a real man. BRENDA AYAHS—A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market. GAIL BAILEY—I stand on the brink of success—will someone please push me off? MARGARET BALLENTINE—S h e often burns the midnight oil but many times it is not for toil. LINDA BALLARD—Silence is one great art of conversation. STANTON BARBER—This man was not made to question, but adore. KAREN BARKET—She makes her difficulties into opportunities. JOY BARNES—What? Me worry! BRENN BARNETT—Everyone hails that he is tough” as nails. BARBER, STANTON RAYMOND—General. Stage Crew 2, 3, 4, Youth for Christ 2, 3, 4, Senior Fellows. BARKET, KAREN LYNN—Business. Senior Girls, Tiger’s Claw 4. BARNETT, RENATO BRENN—Academic. J.V. Football 2, Varsity Football and Track 3, 4, Senior Fellows, J Club. • BARNES, REETA JOYCE—Academic. Band 2, Pep Club 3, Beta Y- Teens 3, Senior Girls, F.H.A., Spanish Club. BARR, MARSHA DIANE—Academic. French Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4, A.F.S. 3, 4, N.H.S. 4. BARSH, OLIVER RAYMOND—Academic. Band 2, Senior Fellows. BASKIN, ROGER MADISON—Academic. Stage Crew Treasurer 3, Key Club 4, Senior Fellows, N.H.S. 4. BASS, JOHN KENNETH—General. Marching Band 2, 3, 4. BATTON, TERRY BRUCE—General. Jr. Achievement 3. BAXTER, MARIAN VIRGINIA—Academic. Library Council 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee 2, Senior Girls, Young Life 4. MARSHA BARR—The. fountain of beauty is the heart. OLL1E BARSH—Ambition can soar as well as creep. ROGER BASKIN—He mastered what- ever was worth the knowing. KENNY BASS—No one can be him- self but himself. TERRY BATTON—To work or not to work—that is the question. MARIAN BAXTER—The best part of beauty is that which no picture can express. JOAN BAZEMORE—Not so quiet as she seems. DIANE BEAZLEY—Most people are other people but I’m me! DANNY BELCHER—Learning passes for wisdom among those who want GARY BELL—Women, women—how I adore them! both. ROSEALEE BELZER—I II talk my way out of this, just you wait and see.' BAZEMORE, JOAN CAROL—Business, Girls Glee 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Senior Girls 4, F.H.A.-4. BEAZLEY, DIANE ELIZABETH—Business, Library 2, C.B.E. 4. BELCHER, DANNY MARVIN—General. BELL, GARY MfCHAEL—Academic, Judo Club 2, 3, 4, Swimming Team 3, 4, Stage Crew 3, 4. BELZER, ROSEALEE—General. BENNETT, BRENDA FAYE—Business, C.B.E. 4. BENNETT, IRENE GLADYS—Business, Advanced Girls Glee 2, Senior Girls 4, Pep Club 4. BENNETT, REBECCA LA WRENE—Academic, Symphonic Band 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Y.F.C. 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 4, N.H.S. 3, 4, F.H.A. 4. BENTON, RUPERT WILTON—Academic, Stage Crew 3, 4, Upper- classmen 4, D.E. Co-op 4. BLAIR, RONALD MILTON—General. BRENDA BENNETT—In her quiet- ness lies charm. IRENE BENNETT—To her, there is not a moment without some duty. REBECCA BENNETT—The surest way not to fail is to be determined to succeed. RUPERT BENTON—Never worry, never care, take it easy if you dare. RON BLAIR—Little things are great to men like me. RUSTY BLUME—Man is the merriest and most joyous of all the species of creation. HELEN BOGERS—She alone has en- ergy who cannot be deprived of it. ROBERT BOLLING—Always happy, always gay, always has a lot to say. PAUL BOOTH—All great men are dead and I'm not feeling so well my- self. DONALD BOOTH—Either I’ll find a way or make one. BLUME, RUSSELL ALLEN—Academic. Stage Crew 2, 3, 4, Library Council 2, Tiger's Claw, Bus. Manager 3, 4, Senior Fellows, Y.F.C. 4. BOGERS, HELEN FAYE—Business. N.H.S. 3, 4, F.S.A. 3, Vice Pres. 4, Senior Girls. BOLLING, ROBERT—Business. Beta Hi-Y 2, Kappa Hi-Y 4, Sec. 3, Golf Team 4, Senior Fellows. BOOTH, ALFRED PAUL—Academic. BOOTH, DONALD THOMAS—Academic. BOREE, WILLIAM WESLEY, JR.—Business. BOURBEAU, ROBERT GASTON—Academic. French Club 3, Senior Chorus 4. BOWDEN, RANDY—Business. Beta Hi-Y 3, S.A.A. 3. BRACK, ANDREA LYNNE—Academic. Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Beta Y- Teens 2, Jr. Academy of Science 2, Young Life 2, 3, 4, Spanish' Club 3, 4, A.F.S. 3, 4, Tiger’s Claw 4, Sr. Girls, F.H.A. 4. BRADLEY, DONALD DAVID—Academic. Beta Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3. WILLIAM BOREE—Never worries, never will. BOBBY BOURBEAU—Frequent and loud laughter makes things better for me. RANDY BOWDEN—In a forest of men, he’ll stand as straight as thc% tallest tree. ANDREA BRACK—Her exactness in little duties is a wonderful source of cheerfulness. DAVID BRADLEY—He leads all a merry chase. LINDA MARSH BOBBY WOODS TONNA GOODNOW FRANK GILMORE JEAN LABAUVE SAMMY HAWKINS rapipassing year brings newv TeiBs, new facesso each of us. of thesejfetjjpdg ps may last tetime som Wfcly a short phil No matter how enoaripg, it’s alL part of growing, learnmfc. to 'handle life ... part of YOl'aH. On this page are six wefl-kno i couples . . . not all the Senior Ro- mances by any means, but enough to represent you and bring back memories, perhaps, of your own BONN ALBERT [ONES ONG Senior Year Romance.” GREER BRANCH—How goodness heightens beauty. DONNA BRANTLEY—That which is good is always beautiful. NICKY BROWN—Conversation is hi: laboratory and workshop. SUSAN BROWN—This world be- longs to the energetic. BRANCH, GREER GOLDEN—Business. Hr. Rep. 2, Calendar 2, Pep Club 2, 4, Young Life 2, Beta Y-Tcens 3, 4, Y.F.C. 3, 4, Senior Girls, F.H.A. 4. BRANTLY, DONNA LYNN—Business. N.H.S. 3, 4, Senior Girls, Tiger’s Claw 4. BROWN, CLINTON WHITWORTH, JR.—Academic. Beta Hi-Y 2, Kappa Hi-Y 3, 4, Swimming Team 3, 4, Senior Fellows. BROWN, SUSAN FAY—Academic. Girls Glee 2, 3, Y.F.C. 2, Senior Girls, Senior Chorus 4, F.H.A. 4 BRYAN, MARTHA ELIZABETH—Business. Girls Glee 3, Senior Chorus 3, Senior Girls. BRYANT, PRISCILLA ANN—Academic. French Club 2, 3, Y.F.C. 2, 4, F.H.A. 2, Beta Y-Teens 4, Pep Club 4, Senior Girls, Tiger's Claw 4. BUCHANAN, JUDITH CAROL—General. BUNKER, WAYNE CALDWELL—Academic. Golf Team 4. BURGESS, MARY CECILE—Business-Academic. Pep Club 3, N.H.S. 3, Senior Girls 4, Alpha Y-Teens 4. BURRIS, CECIL ROBERT—General. J.V. Football 2, 3, Upperclass- men 4. MARTHA BRYAN—It’s not unusual to think of people as mere mortals. PRISCILLA BRYANT—Don’t take life seriously—you'll never get out of it alive. JUDY BUCHANAN—A personality WAYNE BUNKER—Don't talk to MARY BURGESS—'Tis no matter ROBERT BURRIS—School may a like a star in a darkened sky. me, I’m scheming. what you think, 'tis what you say. place of learning be, and yet afford good times for me. SALLIE BURROUGHS—Personality towers over all. DELMAS BUTCHER—I’m as happy as I can be, for I never trouble trouble until trouble troubles me. MARY B U T L E R—Has a winning smile—laughs at anything. NANCY BYRD—If the elevator to success is broken, take the stairs. RANDY CALDWELL—On the foot- ball field he sets a wicked pace, but he's faster in cupid’s race. BURROUGHS, SALLIE MARIE- Business. Library Council 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Senior Girls. BUTCHER, DELMAS EARL—General. BUTLER, MARY LOUISE--Business. Girls Glee 2, F.H.A. 4, Senior Girls. BYRD, NANCY ELIZABETH Academic. Young Life 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 4, Senior Girls. CALDWELL, RANDOLPH—General. J.V. Football 2, J.V. Baseball 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Beta Hi-Y 4. J. Club 4, Senior Fellows. CALHOUN, NANCY LYNN—Business. National Honor Society 3, 4, Senior Girls. CALLAHAN, JOAN—Academic. Senior Girls. CANNON, PAULA ELAINE—Academic. French Club 3, Senior Girls 4. CARTER, BARBARA JANE—Business. Senior Girls 4. CARTER, LINDA LUCILLE -Business. Advanced Girls Glee 2, Sen- ior Girls 4, Senior Chorus 3, 4. NANCY CALHOUN—Beware. I may do something sensational yet. JOAN CALLAHAN—I don’t let my studies interfere with my high school education. PAULA CANNON—None but herself can be herself. BARBARA CARTER—She puts all her troubles in the bottom of her heart, then sits on the lid and smiles. LINDA CARTER—Goals are won by those who believe in winning. MARY CARTER—I hate to see things clone by halves. If it be right, do it boldly,-—if it be wrong leave it un- done. MELVIN CARTER—Clever, loyal, and kind, another like him is hard to. find. RAYMOND CARTER—Don’t talk to me. I’m thinking. KEITH CARTER—A boy is, of all things, the most difficult to manage. TOMMY CARTER—A warm heart CARTER, MARY RUTH—Business. CARTER, MELVIN CLINTON—General. CARTER, RAYMOND FERRELL—General. CARTER, RICHARD KEITH—Academic. Symphonic Band 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 2, 3, Band Captain 4, Drum Captain 4, Key Club 3, 4. CARTER, THOMAS JEFFERSON—Business. CARVER, SHIRLEY ANN—Business. CAULKINS, MARY ELLEN—Business. C.B.E. 4. CHAPMAN, MARTHA ELIZABETH—Academic. Beta Y-Teens 2, 3, Young Life 2, 3, 4, Rainbow Girls 2, Youth for Christ 2, N.H.S. 3, 4, Junior Achievement 3, Senior Girls 4, French Club 4, Y.W.A.’s 4. CHESNEAU, MARIA EUGENIA—Academic. Exchange Student. N.H.S. 4, Senior Girls 4, Spanish Club 4, Beta Y-Teens 4. CHESSER, RONNIE EUGENE—General. Track 2, 3, 4. CHESSER, WANDA LORRAINE—Business. Girls Glee 3, Senior Chorus 4, F.H.A. 4, Senior Girls 4. that will never grow cold. SHIRLEY CARVER—Joy is not in things: it is in us. ELLEN CAULKINS—Spreading sun- MARTHA CHAPMAN—She spreads MARIA CHESNEAU—Although from WANDA CHESSER—Let the world shine and good deeds are her daily a contagious but welcomed disease— foreign lands, she’s an all American roll along—I’ll catch up later, habits. laughter. girl! BILLIE CHEW—Such sweetness we BERYL CLARK—Witty as a pin, keen can all afford. and sly, this pretty face doesn't miss a guy. MARGIE CLARK—Cheerfulness and SHARON CLARK—I would be faith- gaiety are her weapons. ful to each small task. CAROLYN CLEMENTS—Wit. charm and beauty, how lucky can a girl be. CHEW, BILLIE MAE—Business. CLARK, FANTHE BERYL-General. Beta Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Senior Girls. CLARK, MARJORIE LOUISE—Academic. Beta Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3, President 4, Student Council 3, 4, Girls Glee 3, Cheerlead- ing 4, Senior Girls. CLARK, SHARON ELIZABETH—Academic. Youth for Christ 3, National Honor Society 3, 4; F.H.A. 4, Senior Girls. CLEMENTS, CAROLYN ELAINE—Academic (Business). Pep Club 2, Young Life 3, 4, F.H.A. 4, Senior Girls. CLIFTON, WALTER CHARLES—General. COBB, SHYRL DIANN—Business. Senior Girls. COBB, SONIA—Business. Senior Girls. COFFIELD, JEFFREY HEALY—Academic. Library' Council. COGBURN, RONNIE LEE—Academic. French Club 2, Senior Fel- lows. SONIA COBB—A merry heart goes with every season of the year. JEFFREY COFFIELD—He who cn- joys life is always welcome. RONNIE COGBURN—You can never show anything better than your own natural self. CHARLES CLIFTON—Friendliness, a gift of providence. SHYRL COBB—Always cheerful, al- ways nice. PATRICIA COLE—Happiness is not a destination, it is a method of life. SANDRA COLE—She came, she smiled, she conquered. MARGUERITE COLLINS—No parison in the likes of she . . . such a friend you’ll never see. WILLIAM COLLINS—Education and character are the stones on which one builds his future. COLE, PATRICIA JANE—Business. D.CT. 3, 4, Pep Club 4. COLE, SANDRA MARIE—Business. Girls Glee 2, Advanced Girls Glee 3, Librarian, C.B.E. 4. COLLINS, CATHERINE MARGUERITE—Business. French Club 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4, Future Secretaries 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4, Young Life 3, 4, Senior Girls. COLLINS, WILLIAM ARTHUR—Business Academic. Library Coun- cil 2, 4, Senior Fellows. COMAN, KENNETH RICHARD—General. CONNELL, DANIEL—Academic. Football 2, Basketball 2, Baseball 2, D.E. Club 4. CONWAY, SANDRA ELAINE—Business. Senior Girls. COOLEY, MARK GREGORV—Academic. Band 2, 3, 4, Kappa Hi-Y 3, 4. CORRADO, GARY JOE—General. COSTLOW, BRENDA JEAN—Academic. Youth for Christ 2, 3, French Club 2, Girls Glee 2, 3, Senior Chorus 4, Pep Club 2, Senior Girls. COURSON, CHARLES DENNY—General. DANIEL CONNELL—A wise man is happy . . . always. MARK COOLEY—One of the seven GARY CORRADO—Life is not all BRENDA COSTLOW—Nothing is CHARLES COURSON—No m a n is wonders of the world. without delights. impossible for a willing heart. happy who doesn’t think himself so. BILLY COWAN—Whatever I have tried to do in life, I have tried to do it well. MICHAEL COWART—Smile with in- tent to do mischief. JACKIE COX—Life is yours; of it what you will. VERNON COX—A natural comedian . . . always leaves you laughing. COWAN, WILLIAM HAROLD—Business. COWART, MICHAEL MILES—Business. COX, MARY JACQUELINE—Academic. Latin Club 2, Alpha Y- Teens 2, 3, Young Life 2, 3, A.F.S. 2, Student Council 4, Senior Girls, F.H.A. 4. COX, VERNON WAYNE—Academic. D.E. 4. CREWS, MARY ELIZABETH—Business. Pep Club 2, 4, F.H.A. 2, Beta Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Senior Girls. CRIBB, GURNEY ADKISON—Business. Mascot of Pep Club 4, Senior Fellows, Beta Hi-Y 4. CROCKETT, CLIFFORD CALVIN—Business. CROFT, CLAUDE—Academic. Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Young Life 3, 4. CROSBY, CALVIN ARIEL—Academic. Spanish Club 2, 3, Library Council 3, Senior Fellows. CROSS, JAMES KILPATRICK—Academic. Key Club 3, 4. MARY CREWS—We live for tomor- row, for today's past is nonsense. G. A. CRIBB—Men of many words always make you guess. CLIFFORD CROCKETT—He looks CLAUDE CROFT—Speedy, but usual- CALVIN CROSBY—He laughs and JIMMY CROSS—There's room at the the whole world in the face and fears ly late! his friends laugh with him. top for the man who tries, no man. LINDA CURRY—It is not in life's chances but in its choices that happi- ness lies. MIKE DANIELS—A little mischief by the way is fun to spice the passing day. ROBERT DANIELS—To know him is to know a little of the good side of life. JOHN DAVIES—Happy am I, from care I am free, why can’t the rest of you be like me? GENE DAVIS—Music is my best companion. JOHN DAWSON—Let us make haste to live, since every day to a wise man is a new life. CURRY, LINDA GAIL—Business. DANIELS, MICHAEL ALAN—Academic. French Club 3, 4, Library Council 2, 3, 4, Senior Girls 4. DANIELS, ROBERT EDWARD—Academic. Spanish Club 2, Golf Team 2, 3, 4, Basketball 4, Cappa Hi-Y 4, Senior Fellows 4, J Club 4. DAVIES, GEORGE SHANNON—General. DAVIES, JOHN LEROY—General. DAVIS, MORRIS EUGENE (JR.)—Academic. Key Club 3, 4, A.F.S. 3, 4, Asst. Drum Major 3, Head Drum Major 4, Concert Band. DAVIS, RICHARD WAYNE—General. Senior Fellows. DAWSON, JOHN FRANCIS—General. Senior Fellows. DEASON, BOBBY WAYNE—Academic. J.V. Football 2, Key Club 3, (chap.) 4, Swimming Team 2, 3, 4, Kappa Hi-Y 3, 4, N.H.S. 3, 4, (pres.). DcBERRY, BRENDA GAIL—Business. Pep Club 2, 4, F.H.A. 2, Senior Girls. DEETZ, BARBARA ANN—General. DELANEY, KENNETH LEON—Academic. Beta Hi-Y 3, Kappa Hi- Y 3, 4, Swimming Team 3, Student Body Pres., Senior Fellows 4. BOBBY DEASON—Quietly he makes BRENDA DeBERRY—What's the use BARBARA DEETZ—High ideals that KEN DELANEY—Let me live and let his way among the great. of hurrying when what can be done win respect, great things of you, we me laugh—I know the whole world’s today can always be done tomorrow. shall expect. mad. RICHARD DENNARD—N c v e r a worry—never a care, always good- natured and sure to be there. RICHARD DENMARK—Why should I study hard and wreck my brain on some fool book? I.INDA DEZAIFFE—She was blessed JAN DICKENS—T a I e n t in many with the gift of gab. fields is a goodly asset. DENNARD, RICHARD ALLEN—Business. Library Council 3, D.E. 4. DENMARK, RICHARD TRAVIS—General. DEZAIFFE, LINDA GAIL—Business. DICKENS, JANICE MARIE—Academic. Class Vice Pres. 2, 3, Stu- dent Council 2, 3, 4, Pres. Cabinet 2, 3, 4, A.F.S. 3, 4, Senior Girls, Senior Chorus 4, Calendar 3. DICKERSON, DARLENE—General. Adv. Girls Glee 4, Senior Girls. DICKERSON, MARLEEN—Business. DOUGLAS, JO ANN—Academic. Spanish Club 2, 3, Band 2, 3, Majorette 2, 3, N.H.S. 4, Senior Girls. DOWLING, JANE LOUISE—Academic. Student Council 2, 3, Young Life 3, 4, A.F.S. 3, 4, Senior Girls, F.H.A. 4, Pep Club 4, Pres. Cab- inet 4. DOYLE, WILLIAM MICHAEL—Academic. Band 2, 3, 4, Tennis Team 4, Senior Fellows. DRAKE, EDWARD EUGENE—General. DARLEEN DICKERSON—An inex- haustible good nature is one of the most precious gifts of heaven. MARLEEN DICKERSON—Be your- self—that's what you have to offer the world. DOUGLAS, JOANN—Fun, frolic and glee are there; the will to do, the soul to dare. JANE DOWLING—No duty could ever over-task her. MIKE DOYLE—The great man is the man who does a thing for the first time EDWARD DRAKE—I never think of the future, it comes too soon. DRIGGERS, JOSEPH MATHEW—Business. J.V. Football 2, Beta Hi-Y 4, Senior Fellows. DUBBERLY, JUDY—Academic. Senior Girls. DUMAS, GAIL CAROLINE—Academic. DUNFORD, NINA ERNESTINE—Business. Senior Girls. DUNHAM, DOROTHY DIANA—Business. Library Council 2, 3, Youth for Christ 2, 3, 4, Home Room Representative 2, Pep Club 4, Senior Girls. DURHAM, BARBARA RUTH—General. DUVALL, SHIRLIE JO—Business. Pep Club 4, Beta Y-Teens 4, Senior Girls. JOSEPH DRIGGERS—There is a de- JUDY DUBBERLY—Fair she is, termination hidden by his quiet ways. you’re sure to trust—loads of fun, per- sonality plus. DOROTHY DUNHAM—Life is to be lived in the present and future. GAIL DUMAS—Nothing is as strong as gentleness. NINA DUNFORD—The image of the sun shines and shows in all she does. DYAL, RANDALL WAYNE—Academic. Beta Hi-Y 2, Football J.V. 2, Basketball J.V. 2, Football 3, 4, Baseball J.V. 3, Kappa Hi-Y 4, Senior Fellows. BARBARA DURHAM—Life is just a span; I’ll enjoy every inch of it. DYE, CANDIA JANE—Academic. Beta Y-Tcens 2, 3, 4, A.F.S. 3, Pep Club 4, Tiger’s Claw 4, Young Life 4, Senior Girls 4, Vice President. EASON, ROMIE DWIGHT—General. EASTERLING, CARLES LEE—General. SHIRLIE DUVALL—The merit of originality is not novelty, it is sincerity. RANDY DYAL—A thinking man. CANDY DYE—Here’s a girl not shy nor bold, but she's a friend as good as gold. CARLES EASTERLING—Whenever I feel the urge to exercise, I lie down until it passes over. JOHN EATON—I live and let live. KAY EDMONDSON—Ambition is her middle name. Et ITH EDWARDS—In brightening the world, she does her part. JEANNE EDWARDS—My idea is to modernize everything around me. EATON, JOHN EDWARD—General. EDMONDSON, KARON ARLOU—Academic. F.H.A. 3, 4, Senior Girls. EDWARDS, EDITH PEARL—Business. Girls Glee 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, Senior Chorus 4, Senior Girls, Basketball 4. EDWARDS, LAURA JEANNE—Academic. Adv. Girls Glee 2, 4, Library Council 3, 4, Spanish Clu£ 4. EDWARDS, RONALD LEE—Academic. Library Council 2. FANELLI, TOM EDWIN—General. Senior Fellows. FARAH, JACK—Academic. Latin Club 2, Beta Hi-Y, Chaplain 4, Senior Fellows. FARMER, RICHARD FRANCIS, JR.—Academic. Senior Chorus 2, 3, Pres. 4, Swimming Team 2, 3, 4, J Club, Senior Fellows, Spanish Club 4. FATU, JOHN HAKAUMOTU—Academic. FAULKNER, PATRICIA ANN—General. FLANAGAN, JAMES ARTE—Business. RONNIE EDWARDS—A smile al- ways on his lips. THOMAS FANELLI—Teachers and classes are my only objection to edu- cation. JACK FARAH—I may laugh myself to death but what a way to go. FRANK FARMER—I would study if I could find any pleasure to it. JOHN FATU—As happy as a wave that dances on the sea. JIMMY FLANAGAN—Life is too short to worry. WILLIAM FLANAGAN—He can ANTHONY FLIGHT—What's every- MADELYN FLOYD—A pearl of a M. W. FOWLER—His aims are high, conquer who believes he can. one doing in MY world. girl. up to the sky, he’s never satisfied just to get by. CAROLYN FRAZIER—I know what I want. JANICE FUTCH—Here's to the girl with a heart and a smile that makes life worthwhile. FLANAGAN, WILLIAM JUDSON—Academic. FLIGHT, ANTHONY LOUIS—Academic. Young Life 3, 4, Kappa Hi-Y 4. FLOYD, MADELYN KATHLEEN—Academic. Youth for Christ 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Tiger’s Claw 2, 3, 4, Editor 3, 4, Senior Girls. FOWLER, MARVIN WAYNE—Business. FRAZIER, CAROLYN ELAINE—Business. Girls Glee 2, 3, Sr. Cho- rus 4, Future Secretaries 4, Alpha Y-Teens 3, VOE 4, Senior Girls. FUTCH, JANICE ELIZABETH—Business. GAINES, MONA LYNN—Academic. Library Council 2, 3, 4, His- torian 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Senior Girls. GAMBREL, LARRY BRUCE—Business. GARRISON, KENNETH WAYNE—General. J.V. Baseball 3, Base- ball 4. GASKINS, ROBERT WAYNE—Academic. Football 2, Baseball 3, Kappa Hi-Y 3, Golf 4, Kappa Hi-Y 4. BRUCE GAMBREL—The less routine, the more of life. MONA GAINES—The keynote of life is friendship. KENNETH GARRISON—He who dedicates his life to a great ideal, him- self becomes great. ROBERT GASKINS—If worry were the cause of death, I’d live forever. WILLIAM GAWLIK—When every' virtue is measured and told, we find he's worth his weight in gold. CHARLES GAY—I don’t hate work but I'm not in sympathy with it. JAMES GEIGER—His personality' and humor will make him many friends. CHARLEAN GEOGHAGAN— Always a smile on her lips and a light in her eyes. GAWLIK, WILLIAM—Academic. GEORGE, BARBARA ANN—Academic. Beta Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Young Life 3, 4, Senior Girls. GAY, CHARLES RAYMOND—Business. Football 2, 3, 4. GEIGER, JAMES IRVIN—Academic. GEOGHAGAN, CHARLEAN GAIL—Business. Alpha Y-Teens 2, Senior Girls. GEOGHAGAN, WAYNE LELAND—Business. Beta Hi-Y 4, Senior Fellows. GIBSON, STEPHEN MARCUS—Business-Academic. GIDDENS, EARL THOMAS—Business. GIFFIN, ANN ELIZABETH—Business. Adv. Girls Glee 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Senior Chorus 4, Senior Girls. GILL, RUSSELL EUGENE—General. WAYNE GEOGHAGAN—Oh, the glorv of his presence. BARBARA GEORGE—Good-natured and sweet is she. STEPHEN GIBSON—Life should be taken seriously, but enjoyed. EARL GIDDENS—Mischief in his eyes, a friendly grin, here's a boy who’s sure to win. ANN GIFFIN—Little sparks make great fires. RUSSELL GILL—Great qualities for his good fortunes. J Zypical Senior Day. . . Morning devotions . The beginning of a busy day. Lunch! A break from class routine. ... is a day of many events. It would be impossible to capture all of these on this page. We have outlined A Typical Senior Day” briefly to bring to your mind in the years to come memories of your Senior year. We have chosen Sally Helvenson to repre- sent on this page all Seniors.” She has many outstanding Qualities, both academic and so- cial. Sally is in the National Honor Society, Senior Girls, Band, and maintains an A-B grade average. Hurry, hurry, late for class. Homework oc- cupies a great deal of free” time. 7 Full dress for a band picture after school. After school pep rally! Cheering the team to victory. 56 Me MARK GILLIS—Men of few words are sometimes the best men. FRANK worry ? GILLMORE—Who? SANDRA GODBOLT—She does her ABE GOL—If work was all I studied, best in all that comes. I’d £ vc UP right now- JONNA G O D N O W—Personality plus, a friend to all. GILLIS, FRANKLIN MARK—Academic. GILMORE, FRANK DEAN—Academic. J.V. Football 2, Beta Hi-Y 3, Football 3, 4, J-Club 4, Senior Fellows. GODBOLT, SANDRA JEAN—Business. National Honor Society 3, 4, Future Secretaries 4, Senior Girls 4, Chaplain. GOL, ABRAHAM—Academic. GOODNOW, JONNA DIANA—Academic. Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 2, Youth for Christ 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Senior Chorus 4, Senior Girls. GOODROE, CAROLYN ANNE—Academic. Senior Girls, National Honor Society 4. GOODWIN, FAY—Business. C.B.E. 3, 4, President 4. GOODWIN, MARTHA MARY—Business. Oracle Staff 4, Senior Girls. GORDIE, JUDY ANN—Business. National Honor Society 3, 4, C.B.E. 4. GRAHAM, DENNIS DONNIE—Academic. J.V. Football 2, Senior Fellows. FAY GOODWIN—She smiles and MARTHA GOODWIN—Smile, and JUDY GORDIE—A real friend ... her troubles disappear. the world will wonder what you re up pretty and nice. to. ■ CAROLYN GOODROE—One cannot succeed by ability alone, but by will- ingness to serve. DONNIE GRAHAM—He started flirting when he was in the' cradle ... by winking at the nurse. JOY GRAHAM—Where pleasantness EUGENE GRAY—To do easily what DEBBIE GREEN—An aim in life is LINDA GREEN—Little sparks start and wit have struck a medium. is difficult for others is the mark of the only goal worth finding. big fires. talent. SAMUEL GREEN—A dependable worker, a really great guy; he’ll be remembered as the years go by. LINDA GREENWOOD—Such smil- ing eyes and laughing lips. GRAHAM, SARA JOY—Academic. Band 2, Beta Y-Teens 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, N.H.S. 3, 4. GRAY, EUGENE CLYDE—General. GREEK, BERNARD LAURENCE—General. Beta Hi-Y 3, Kappa Hi- Y 4. GREEN, DEBORAH LEA—Business. Y.F.C. 2, N.H.S. 3, 4, Debate Club 2, Jr. Achievement 3, Senior Girls, Oracle Staff 4, V.O.E. GREEN, LINDA MAE—Business. GREEN, SAMUEL NELSON—Academic. GREENWOOD, LINDA MARIE—Business GREGORY, DOLLY KATHRYN—General. GRIFFIN, FREDRICK MAURICE—General. Beta Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, J.V. Baseball 2, Young Life 3, 4. GRIMM, LINDA KATHIE—Academic. Band 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Y.F.C. 2, 3, Majorette 4, Senior Girls, F.H.A. 4. GROCE, RONNIE EDWARD—General. J.V. Basketball. DOLLY GREGORY—So quiet, so gentle, so original, so? FREDDY GRIFFIN—A real boy, a real friend. LINDA GRIMM—Her smile spreads sunshine and warmth wherever she goes. RONNIE GROCE—What is it they say about wine, women and song? GAIL GRtTBS—You’ll get a lot out of life. MARGARET GRUND—Just how far can a person go with talents so rich and rare? THOMAS GUEST—It’s what I get caught at, not what I do that worries me. HAZIL GUINN—With every beauty of person and ever)' endowment of mind. JAMES GUINN—This boy so tall, so straight and slim, wc ' like him because he’s him. GRUBS, PATRICIA GAIL—Business. GUINN, LESTER JAMES—Academic. GRUND, MARGARET ALICE—Academic. Library Council 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Y.F.C. 3, 4, F.H.A. 4. GUTHRIE, HILDA JOYCE—General. Glee 2, 3, 4, Library Council 2, 3, 4, Senior Girls 4. GUEST, THOMAS ANTHONY—General. GUINN. HAZEL—General. Chorus 2, Glee Club 4. GUYTON, SHEARON ELIZABETH—Business. Advanced Girls Glee 2, Pep Club 2, Senior Chorus 3, 4, Senior Girls 4. HADDOCK, BARBARA ELIZABETH—Business. Pep Club 2, 4, Senior Girls 4. HADDOCK, PAT ANN—Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Library Council 2, 3, Senior Girls 4. HAIR, ANN MARIE—Academic. French Club 2, Pep Club 2, Senior Girls 4, National Honor Society 4, F.H.A. 4. HILDA GUTHRIE—A person who has her own fine ways and those ways are amazing to behold. SHEARON GUYTON—All things she does well, and always follows the higher road. BARBARA HADDOCK—M i g h t y sweet and sometimes wise, fun just twinkles in her eyes. PAT HADDOCK—Her intuition tells her everything. ANN HAIR—Who should know, and soon forget the glories of this gay brunette. PAUL HALE—A clever guy in every way. he'll be a great success some day. DELORES HALL—A sweet girl is sunshine everywhere. GERALD HAMILTON—I'm looking JOHN HAMLIN—A great big boy in for the guy who invented work ... a great big way, with a friendly smile have you seen him. and an eye for play. ROBERT HARDEN—Move over and make room for me ... at the top. LINDA HARDING—She smiles a smile that's genuine. HALE, PAUL VINCENT—General. HALL, DELORES ANNE—Business. HAMILTON, GERALD WAYNE—Academic. HAMLIN, JOHN DOSS—Academic. Track 2, 3, Senior Fellows. HARDEN, ROBERT EDWARD—General. HARDING, LINDA ANN—Business Academic. HARMAN, CHARLES KELLY—General. HARPER, AVA NELL—General. HARPER, PHYLLIS ELAINE—Academic. Advanced Girls Glee 2, Trio 2, Senior Chorus 3, Treasurer 3, D.E. Club 4. HARRELL, JOSEPHINE DONNA—Business. National Honor So- ciety. HARRELL, KATHRYN LOLJISE—General. Senior Girls, Pep Club 4, F.H.A. 4. JOSEPHINE HARRELL—Never too busy to speak, never too unhappy to smile. KATHY HARRELL—Life is just a bowl of cherries. AVA NELL HARPER—Leave silence to the Saints ... I am but human. PHYLLIS HARPER—Life is learning, loving, and helping others. WILLIAM HARRINGTON—His re- ward for a thing well done, is to have done it. ERNEST HARRIS—His friends ... they are many, his foes ... are there any? MARGARET HARRIS—Good nature is a sign of a large and generous soul. LARRY HARRISON—Strive for suc- cess and look ahead. JIM HARVEY—Well, if you insist on a little graduation gift, make it a two-door. HARRINGTON, WILLIAM GARY—Business. Senior Fellows. HARRIS, ERNEST MALCOLM—Academic. Band 2, 3, 4, Senior Fellows. HARRIS, MARGARET ANN—Business. F.H.A. 4, Senior Girls. HARRISON, LARRY EUGENE—Academic. HARRISON, WOODROW—Academic. Youth for Christ 2, 3, Young Life 3, 4. HARVEY, JAMES EVERETT—Academic. Key Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Kappa Hi-Y 3, 4. HARVEY, MARVIN RANDOLPH—Academic. Beta Hi-Y 2, Kappa Hi-Y 3, 4, Senior Fellows. HARVEY, RICHARD MARION—Academic. Beta Hi-Y 2, Kappa Hi-Y 3, 4, President 4, Football 3, Senior Fellows. HASKINS, JAMES LAWRENCE—General HASPEL, WILLIAM ELWOOD—Business. HASSAN, MUNEER BAULOUS—Business RANDY HARVEY—If silence is golden, I’d be a millionaire RICHARD HARVEY—I dare to do all I can get away with. JAMES HASKINS—High ideals are a part of noble character. WILLIAM HASPEL—No greater MUNEER HASSEN—For him shall qualities are necessary for his good be the way of honor, fortunes. A Cook at the ■s Ceaders '' ■ '■ t JOF. KING Chairman of Student Council . . The Senior Class—1966— is fortunate in having many members capable of being lead- ers in tomorrow's world. On this page we have pictures of only a few ... a few given the honor and responsibility of di- recting much of the affairs of the Senior Class. 62 DIANA HUTCHERSON Head Cheerleader TOMMY HASTY—King to the gals PHYLLIS HATCHER—The art of .. . has a lot of pals. goodness is in itself the art of happi- ness. CATHY HAZOURI—A willing heart, a helping hand, always ready on de- mand. MICHAEL HAWKIN S—Ambition SAMUEL HAWKINS—Football is a has lightened his path. real man’s game, that’s why Sammy plays the same. HASTY, TOMMY WADE—General. HATCHER, PHILLIS JOANN—Business. Senior Girls. HAWKINS, MICHAEL SHANNEN—Academic. Track 2, 3, 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Student Council 4. HAWKINS, SAMUEL McNAIR—General. Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, J-Club 4, Senior Fellows. HAZOURI, CATHY LYNN—Academic. Student Council 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, A.F.S. 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. HELSABECK, SHEILA ANN—Business. Senior Girls. HELVENSTON, SALLY INGRID—Academic. Band 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4, Senior Girls. HEMINGWAY, PATRICIA ANN—General. HENDERSON, LINDA NANCY—Girls Glee 2, Advanced, Senior Chorus 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Senior Girls. HENDERSON, MARY LOU—Business. Girls Glee 2, 3, Library Council 3, 4, Alpha Y-Teens 3, Senior Girls. HENDRICKS, FRANKLIN EUGENE—General. Judo Club 4, Senior Fellows. SHEILA HELSABECK—She is a col- lection of the best things. SALLY HELVENSTON—Enjoying life ever)’ moment in such a delightful way. FRANKLIN HENDRICKS—L earn what is true in order to do what is right. LINDA HENDERSON—Always will- MARY HENDERSON—Her friendly ing to do her part. ways become her. EARL HENLEY—He’s jolly, witty and most likeable. JOHN HERREGODTS—Life is a ser- ious matter ... to enjoy it take it lightly. TRUDY HERRING—True happiness comes from within. TOMMY HERRING TO N—It’- strange what a man can do and woman yet think him an angel. JACK HICKS—Just being happy is a fine way to be. MICHAEL HIERS—A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. HENLEY, ELMER EARL—General. J.V. Football 2, Football 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Senior Fellows. HERREGODTS, JOHN—General. HERRING, TRUDY LAZELL—Business. Senior Girls. HERRINGTON, THOMAS WATSON—Academic. Student Council 3, Swimming 3, Kappa Hi-Y 3, 4. HICKS, JACK LEROY—Business. Beta Hi-Y 2. HIERS, MICHAEL JEFFREY—Academic. Beta Hi-Y 3, Kappa Hi-Y 4, Senior Fellows. HIGGINBOTHAM, JOHN HENRY—Business. D.E. 4. HIGGINBOTHAM, KATHRYN HAZEL—Business. Alpha Y-Teens 3, 4, Youth for Christ 3, F.H.A. 4, Senior Girls. HIGGS, LEO BERNARD—Academic. J.V. Football 2, Beta Hi-Y 4. HILL, TED ROLAND—Academic. Band 2, 3, 4, Senior Fellows. JOHN HIGGINBOTHAM—Always treats the other fellow right. KATHY HIGGINBOTHAM—If si- lence were golden, I’d live in poverty. LEO HIGGS—Don't wake me unless it’s a girl. TED HILL—A student, a standby, a friend. RANK HILLHOUSE—His constant ood temper makes him pleasant to be around. JOYCE HILLIARD—Life is the flower of which love is the honey. CONNIE HINDS—Where pleasant- ness and wit have struck a medium. DOROTHY HINTE—Sensibility is the power of a woman. HILLHOUSE, FRANKIE MARSHALL—Academic.. Beta Hi-Y 4. HILLIARD, JOYCE MARLENE—Business-Academic. Pep Club 2, 4, Beta Y-Teens 3, 4, Young Life 3, 4, Senior Girls, F.H.A. 4. HINDS, CONNIE SUE—Business. D.C.T. 3, Chaplain, D.E.. Secre- tary 4. HINTE, DOROTHY ELLEN—Business. Senior Girls, F.S.A. 4. HIRSCHMAN, BEVERLY LOUISE—Business. Alpha Y-Teens 2, Home Room Rep. 2, Girls Glee 3, Senior Girls, Senior Chorus 4. HOBBS, JERRY EDWARD—General. HODGES, EDWIN LEON—General. HOGGATT, MARTHA GAYLE—General. Library Council 2, 3, F.H.A. 4, Senior Girls, Pep Club 4, Y.F.C. 4, Young Life 4, Alpha Y-Teens 2. HOLLAND, WALTER ANTHONY—Business. HOLLISTER, JOHN WESLEY—Academic. Key Club 3, 4, N.H.S. 3, 4. BEVERLY HIRSCHMAN—To be on top in the world is the only way to be happy. JERRY HOBBS—Take others serious- ly, but not yourself. EDWIN HODGES—A good boy— that's hard to say, I think I just look that way. GAYLE HOGGATT—She has sun- light in her hair. WALTER HOLLAND—Virtue is its own reward. JOHN HOLLISTER—I'm a woman hater but the Bible says Love thine Enemies.” BRUCE HOLMES—Don t take life CAROLYN HOLMES—Good nature PHIL HOLT—Never worries, never DELYNE HOOKS—Politeness is a too seriously; you can't get thru it is one of the greatest gifts of life. will. special gift. alive. PHIL HOPPER—Leave silence to the saints, I am but human. FRANK HOST—Some say he’s shy, but we know better. HOLMES, BRUCE EDGAR—Academic. A.F.S. 3, 4, Beta Hi-Y 4, N.H.S. 4. HOLMES, CAROLYN BELVAE—Business. Glee Club 2. HOLT, WALTER PHILLIP—Academic. Class Pres. 2, Student Coun- cil 3, 4, Football 2 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Kappa Hi-Y 3, 4, A.F.S. 3, Senior Fellows, V.P. of Senior Chorus 4, J Club 2, 4. HONEYCUTT, HUGH MORRIS—General. HOOKS, DELYNE—General, Alpha Y-Teens 3, Senior Girls. HOPPER, PHILIP BRANTLEY—Academic. Football 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Senior Fellows, J Club 4, N.H.S. 4. HOST, FRANK EDWARD—Academic. Chess Club 2, 3, N.H.S. 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Key Club 4. HOUSER, CLAUDIA LEE—Business-Academic. N.H.S. 3, 4, F.S.A. 3, 4, Senior Girls. HOUSTON, HENRY DAVID, JR.—Academic. HOWARD, THERESA LESLIE—Business. F.B.L.A. 3, Senior Girls. HOWLE, JOYCE ANN—Academic. Y.F.C. 2, Beta Y-Teens 3. HUMPHREY, GEORGE PIERCE—Academic. Swimming Team 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Beta Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Senior Fellows. HUMPHRIES, RICKY DENNIS—Academic. Judo 2, Senior Fellows, Jr. Academy of Science, V. Pres. 3, 4. CLAUDIA HOUSER—A faultless mind makes for a faultless life. JOYCE HOWLE—A true and loyal friend, and a good companion. GEORGE HUMPHREY—Champion of life, liberty and the pursuit of girls. RICKY HUMPHRIES—Loves to loaf —especially in school. LINDA HUNDLEY—An easy laugh, a smiling face, a girl who fits in any place. RANDALL HUNTER—Life gets te- dious, don't it? BARBARA HURLBUT—Love makes the world go round. Take my word for it. CAROLYN HURST—Petite, sweet, nice, and elite. HUNDLEY, LINDA ELIZABETH—Academic. Band 2, 3, Majorette 3, Senior Girls 4. HUNTER, STANLEY RANDALL—Academic. HR Rep. 2, V. Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Young Life 3, 4, Senior Fellows 4, J Club 4, Beta Hi-Y 4, Pres, of Young Life 4. HURLBUT, BARBARA CAROL—General. Advanced Girls Glee 3, Youth For Christ 3, 4, Senior Chorus 4. HURST, CAROLYN ANN—Business. F.S. of A. 3, 4, Senior Girls. HUTCHERSON, DIANA LEIGH—Academic. Senior Chorus 2, 3, 4, Miss Junior Class 3, Cheerleader 3, 4, Sweetheart of Beta Hi-Y 4, F.H.A. 4, Y.C.F. HUTCHINSON, JACKIE LOU—Business. Senior Girls 4, Pep Club 4. HUTTO, MARILYN GINGER—Business. Beginning Girls Glee 3, Senior Girls 4, Senior Chorus 4. JENNEWINE, ELIZABETH VADEN—Academic. Library Council 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Debate Club 2, Student Council 2, Tiger's Claw 3, 4. JENNINGS, DAVID EDWARD—Academic. JOHNSON, DOROTHY POLLY—Business. DIANA HUTCH ERSO N—Her laugh's contagious, her wit’s outra- geous. JACKIE HUTCHINSON—A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches. MARILYN HUTTO—And still the wonder grew that one small head could carry all she knew. BETSY JENNEWINE—Knowledge is what you learn from others. DAVID JENNINGS—There are two sides to every question—mine and the wrong one. POLLY JOHNSON—Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Miss A.lJ. of the most exciting memories for iof girl is to be a participant in the S Andrew JJ kson contest. Just to be to competi is an honor, and al- mi’only one can win the crown, all girls areidinners in many ways. this-iyear was terrific as these girls disj jfhighl jtertaining ■tic audi- 68 JOHN JOHNSON—There’s room at the top for the man who tries. DEEN JOHNSON—Talk he can and talk he will his tongue is very seldom still. STEVE JOHNSON—Why worry? Worry makes men great. WAYNE JOHNSON—It is often said that the author of ' Why Girls Leave Home” was inspired by Wayne's pleas- ing personality and charm. JOHNSON, JOHN CALVIN—Business. D.E. Historian 4. JOHNSON, ROBERT DEEN—General. D.E. 3, 4. JOHNSON, STEPHEN ARTHUR—Academic. Judo Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Fellows. JOHNSON, WAYNE PATRICK—General. Beta Hi-Y 3, 4, Young Life 3, 4, Senior Fellows. JOINS, LINDA FAY—Business. JONES, BONNIE LOU—Academic—Softball Team 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Senior Girls. JONES, DONNA LOUISE—Business. Girls Glee 2, Junior Achieve- ment 3, C.B.E. 4. JONES, JULIA NADINE—Business. JONES, LINDA DIANE—Business. D.C.T. 4. JOYNER, SANDRA LOUISE—Business. LINDA JOINS—She’s cute and peppy, rather small but happy-go-lucky, and liked by all. BONNIE JONES—Politeness goes far, but costs nothing. DONNA JONES—Sincerity and trust NADINE JONES—The laughter of LINDA JONES—A ripple of dimples. SANDRA JOYNER—Self-trust is the are the basis of every virtue. girls is and ever was among the de- secret of success. lightful sounds of earth. DONNA KALE—A heart that s al- ways true. PAULETTE KEEN—Her eyes are homes of silent prayer. DIANE KENDRICK—A cheerful heart makes its own blue sky. ADELLE KENNEDY—Earnest in her work, noble in her thoughts—what more is there to say. ANN KENNEDY—Exuberance is beauty. KALE, DONNA MAXINE—Business. Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Library Council 3, 4. KEEN, FRANCES PAULETTE—Business. F.H.A. 2, 3, Majorette 3, Senior Girls. KELLY, JOHN JOSEPH—General. KENDRICK, DIANE ELIZABETH—Academic. Beta Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Sec. 3, Calendar 3, Senior Girls. KENNEDY, ADELLE—Academic. German Club 2,. F.H.A. 2, Girls Glee 3, Library Council 4. KENNEDY, ANN—General. Library Council 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Parliamentarian 4, National Honor Society. KEY, JUDITH ELAINE—Business. Senior Girls, Young Life. KING, ALVA EDISON—General. KING, SION JOSEPH—Academic. Student Council 2, 3, 4, Co-Chair- man 3, Chairman 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Young Life 3, 4, N.H.S. 3, 4, Kappa Hi-Y Treasurer 3, 4, Boys State Rep. J-Club. KING, TROY WILLIAM—Business. KIMBERLY, HARVEY DIXON—Academic. J.V. Football 2, Senior Fellows. REEDER, VICKI—Business. JUDY KEY—Strive for success and look ahead. H. D. KIMBERLY—If I can't find a way I’ll make one. JOE KING—He is too wise to err, and too good to be unkind. TROY KING—Most great men live in poverty and I’m broke. VICKI REEDER—Sunshine lights her hair. BLANCHE KRIETE—Small deeds done are better than great deeds planned. SONIA LANE—Brains get you there but character keeps you there. A__ JEAN LABAUVE—She looks like spring, she’s full of pep; there is no slow mark to her step. JUDY LAFON—I have a big heart— there’s room for all. TOMMIE LAKES—Her eyes twinkle as bright as the stars. SANDRA LAMPP—She has a store of riches that no spending can ex- haust. KRIETE, BLANCHE TOPHIC—Business. Beginners Glee 2, Ad- vanced Glee 3, Senior Chorus, Senior Girls 4. LABAUVE, JEAN MARIE—Academic. Band 2, A.F.S. 3, 4, N.H.S. 3, 4, Beta Y-Teens 3, 4, Sec. 4. LAFON, JUDY ARLENE—General. LAKES, TOMMIE LEE—Business. LAMPP, SANDRA JEAN—Business. C.B.E. 4. LANDIS, LINDA JO—Academic. Senior Girls, F.H.A., Tiger’s Claw 4, N.H.S. 3, 4. LANE, SONIA MARIE—Academic. Pres. 4, Y.F.C. 3, Senior Girls, Pres. Senior Chorus, Treas. 4, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4. LANE, WILLIAM MARION—Academic. Chess Club, Treas. 2, Sec. 3, Beta Hi-Y 3, Kappa Hi-Y 3, 4, Senior Fellows 4. LANGLEY, ROBERT ADAMS—Academic. Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4, Football Mgr. 2, 3, Beta Hi-Y, Senior Fellows 4. LAWSON, LINDA LEE—Business. LAYTON, PATRICIA LOUISE—Business. LEDFORD, KAREN LINDA—Academic. Pep Club 2, 4, Senior Girls 4, F.H.A. 2. LINDA LANDIS—Every person she meets, she leaves a little richer. BILL LANE—A life of ease is a dif- ROBERT LANGLEY—I know what KAREN LEDFORD—The small joys ficult pursuit. it is I want. °{ hfe are never unnoticed by her. BARBARA LEE—Her personality has made her lovely and loved. KEN LEWIS—The world turns aside to let any man pass who knows where he is going. MIKE LEWIS—The path to success will never be far from him. HARRY LEE—The efficient man is the man who thinks for himself and is capable of thinking long and hard. BOBBY LEE—Born with a sense of laughter and a sense that the whole world’s mad. JOANN LEWIS—She holds a thou- sand hearts within her own. LEE, BARBARA ANN—Business. Beta Y-Teens 3. LEE, HARRY ARNOLD—General. LEE, ROBERT ALAN—Academic. Beta Y-Teens, Treas. 4. LEWIS, JOANN—Business-Academic. Alpha Y-Teens, Advanced Girls Glee, Pep Club 2, 3, Senior Girls, Senior Chorus, Young Life 4. LEWIS, MICHAEL COLLIER—Academic. Library Council 3, 4. LEWIS, WALTER KENNETH—Academic. Beta Hi-Y 2, Kappa Hi- Y, Key Club, Oracle Staff, N.H.S. 3, 4, Senior Fellows. LLOYD, FREDDY WAYNE—General. Library Council 2, D.C.T. 3, D.E. 4. LLOYD, GERALDINE—Business. Senior Girls, F.H.A. 4. LLOYD, LINDA JEAN—Business. Senior Girls, F.H.A. 1. LLOYD, SUSAN ANN—Business. Senior Girls. FRED LLOYD—A friendly lad is he. GERALDINE LLOYD—Her care is never to offend, and every creature is her friend. LINDA LLOYD—A happy heart with laughing eyes. SUSAN LLOYD—Loved by those who know her, admired by those who don't. ALBERT LONG—Resolved to win, he makes his own way. MARY LORD—With a heart that’s always true. VIRGINIA LOTT—Ever cheerful, never dreary, always smiling, never wear)-. GAYLA LOWERY—Ambitious, de- pendable and sweet is she. LONG, ALBERT—General. Basketball 2, 3, 4. LORD, MARY FRANCES—Academic. Pep Club 2, Spanish Club 3; F.H.A. 4, Senior Girls. LOTT, VIRGINIA ALICE—Business. Pep Club 3, 4, Senior Girls, F.H.A. LOWERY, CAROLE GAYLA—Business. Beta Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Cal- endar 3. LUCAS, SUSAN ELAINE—Business Academic. LUDKE, HELEN LOUISE—Business. N.H.S. 2, 3, F.S.A., Senior Girls, Youth for Christ. LUKEHART, WILLIAM PAUL—Academic. Tiger’s Claw 2, 3, 4, Sr. Chorus 3, 4, Historian 4, Debate Club 2, Latin Club 2, Kappa Hi-Y 3,4, Senior Fellows, Young Life 4. LUKSHA, FRANCES MARIE—Business. Senior Girls. LUNDQUIST, DONALD MICHAEL—General. LUGER, DAVID REGIS—Business. SUSAN LUCAS—A sunny attitude makes the world bright. HELEN LUDKE—She does more and makes less noise. WILLIAM LUKEHART—A voice of FRANCES LUKSHA—Good nature is MIKE LUNDQUIST—School is al- DAVID LUNGER—A fine sturdy fel- honor, love, song, and noise, makes a sign of a large and generous soul. right when there's nothing else to do. low always interested in fun. him worthy of his goals. Let's see—on a strong right—I’m supposed to ...?!! Zke Cast Game I know those plays are here, somewhere!” At Andrew Jackson, foot- ball is King. To the fans ... cheers, excitement, happiness. To the players, almost a way of life. To represent all the players, we have used pictures of Randy Hunter at various times during the day of the Lee-Jackson game. For everyone, particularly the Senior football players, these moments will be among the most treasured of their school year, 1966. I’m sure going to miss all this. 74 If I can just make it past this fellow ...!?! JACKIE LYNCH—When every virtue DON MACE—It's nice to be excellent. PATRICK MALONE—Just an all a- ROBERT MANNING—Knowledge is is measured and told, we find she’s round good person. 1,ke The morc a man Rets� the worth more than her weight in gold. more e cravcs LYNCH, JACQUELINE FAYE—Business. Advanced Girls Glee, Youth for Christ 3, 4, Sec. 4, Senior Chorus 4, Oracle Staff Member. MACE, DON LEWIS—Academic. Library Council 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3, Spanish Club 2, National Honor Society. MacWILLIAMS, DANA GAY—Business. National Honor Society 3, 4, Senior Girls, F.S.A. Club, Pep Club. MALONE, PATRICK THOMAS—Academic. Tiger’s Club 3. MAPLE, ROGER LEE—General. Track 4. MARSH, LINDA MARIE—Academic. G.A.A. 2, Young Life 3, 4, Senior Girls, Oracle Staff 4, Pep Club 2, 3. MARTZ, CAROL ANNE—Academic. French Club, Young Life 2, 4, Youth for Christ 2, Senior Girls, Y-Teens 4, National Honor Society. MASHBURN, REVIE SUSAN—Business. Pep Club 2, Alpha Y-Teens 2, Senior Girls. MASKARINE, SUZETTE LOUISE—General. Girls Glee, Senior Cho- rus. ROGER MAPLE—An original guy liked by all. WILLIAM MARQUIS—Take care of me, good men are hard to find. LINDA MARSH—Sweet is her man- CAROL MARTZ—She does her best ner, serious her smile, friendship with in all that comes, her is really worth while. REVIE MASHBURN—Her sincerity SUZETTE MASKARINE—Oh, fair and fairness invites friendship. she is, you re sure to trust loads of fun, personality plus. SHELBY MATHIS—A lovely person with a charming smile. KENNETH MAXIM—True happiness comes from within. KATHY MAYS—There's beauty, pleasure, and intelligence in her eyes. CHARLES MEHRTENS—A 1 w a y s treats the other fellow right. RICHARD MEHRTENS—Work or fun, he'll make the best of it. STEVE NIELSON—For hardy sports and contest bold! His limbs were cast ii manly mold. MARQUIS, WILLIAM SAMUEL—General. MATHIS, SHELBY ANN—Business. Orchestra 2, Senior Girls 4. MAXIM, KENNETH TIMOTHY—Business. MAYS, MARY KATHERINE—Academic. Senior Girls, Tiger’s Claw 4. MEHRTENS, CHARLES DEMERICK—General. Youth for Christ. MEHRTENS, RICHARD THOMAS—General. Track, 2, 3. MELSON, STEVE—Academic. Track 3, 4, Tiger’s Claw 4. MERRITT, ROBERT—General. MEYERS, RICHARD WAYNE—General. Band 2, 3, 4. MITCHELL, BARBARA MARGARET—Academic. Band%2, 4, Span- ish Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Girls. MITCHELL, HARRY DAVID—Business. Beta Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, J.V. Football 2, Swimming Team, Baseball 3. MIXON, PEGGY—Business. C.B.E. 4. ROBERT MERRITT—In work and RICHARD MEYERS—He holds in his MARGARET MITCHELL—The fates PEGGY MIXON—Seriousness is not play I find the joys of I’.ving. heart, head and hand, what others to this lady have been kind—beauty, for me. would hold back! wit, besides a brilliant mind. PENNY MIXON—Intelligence is a most precious gift. SARAH MIXON—Goodness is the only investment that never fails. WILLIAM MIXON—There is noth- ing to life unless you know how to use it. LINDA MIZELLE—Life is just a bowl of cherries. MIXON, PENNY—Business. Pep Club 4, C.B.E. 4. MIXON, SARAH YVONNE—General. Library Council 2, 3, Young Life 3, Tech-Jackson Co-op 4, Senior Girls. MIXON, WILLIAM WAYNE—Business. MIZELLE, LINDA DARLENE—Business. MONTGOMERY, WALTER MURRAY—Academic. Beta Hi-Y 4, Secretary. MOONEYHAN, HENRY HALLIE—Academic. Band 2, 3, 4, Youth for Christ 3, Senior Fellows. MOORE, JOHN JACKSON—General. Judo Club 4. MOORE, JOYCE ALISON—Business. MORRIS, JOHN KENNETH—Academic. Beta Hi-Y 2, Spanish Club 4, Senior Fellows. MOSHER, LINDA SUE—Business. Tiger’s Claw 3, National Honor Society 4, D.E. 4. WALTER MONTGOMERY—The surest way not to fail is to be deter- mined to succeed. HENRY MOONEYHAN—Never too busy to speak to friends, never too busy to smile. JOHN MOORE—He who does faith- fully today will be wanted tomorrow. JOYCE MOORE—None knew her but to praise her, none speak but to praise her. JOHN MORRIS—Destined to be a great man. LINDA MOSHER—She thinks well, she acts well. FRANK MULLIS—Eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow we tnay have a test. LINDA MURRAY—Bright, sparkling eyes and a sunny disposition are won- derful assets. RODNEY MURRAY—Take your work seriously, but not yourself. WANDA MURRAY—I'll smile my way out of this problem ... just you wait. KERMIT MUSE—I am perplexed, whether to study, or not to study. DIANE MUSGROVE—The only things difficult arc those things we make that way. SUSANNE MUSGROVE—W here pleasantness and wit come together nicely. MULLINS, FRANKLIN—Business. J.V. Football 2, Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4. MURRAY, LINDA RUTH—Business. Senior Girls. MURRAY, RODNEY EUGENE—General. Swimming 3, 4, Senior Fellows. MURRAY, WANDA FAYE—Genera! MUSE, KERMIT TIMOTHY—Academic. Library 2, Junior Academy of Science 3. MUSGROVE, DIANE—Business. MUSGROVE, SUSANNE—Business. Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Senior Chorus 4, Senior Girls, Youth for Christ. MUSSLEWHITE, NAN SUZETTE—Library Council 2, 3, 4, Senior Chorus, Senior Girls. MUSTO, KAREN MARIE—Business. Softball 2, Young Life 4, Senior Girls. McCOLLUM, RAY ALDEN—General. Spanish 2, Beta Hi Y 4, D.C.T. 4, Glee Club 4. NAN MUSSLEWHITE—S h e sees with her heart what most only sec with words. KAREN MUSTO—No matter what others may be, she will always be herself. RAY Me C O L L U M—Champion of Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of girls. LEWIS McCORMICK—A friendly smile that is welcomed by all. BEVERLY McCOY—Grace is in all her steps, heaven is in her eyes. SUE McCURRY—Charm strikes the 'Sight, but merit wins the soul. MITCHILL McDANIEL—With strik- ing style, divinely tall, known and liked the best of all. McCORMICK, LEWIS ALBERT—Academic. Basketball 2, Beta Hi- Y 3, 4. McCOY, BEVERLY ANNE—Academic. Chorus 2, 3, Pep Club, Senior Girls, Young Life. McCURRY, SUE CAROL—Academic. Alpha Y-Teens 3, Youth for Christ 3, F.H.A. McDANIEL, BRIGETTE—Business. McDANIEL, MITCHELL JAY—Acajifmic. Swim Team 2, 3, 4, Kap- pa Hi-Y 4, Senior Fellows. McDAVID, EVELYN DLOISE—Business. Basketball Team 2, Swim- ming Team 3, F.H.A., Senior Girls. McDonald, MARILYN ALINA—Academic. Young Life 2, 3, 4, Musician 3, Secretary 4, Alpha Y-Teens 2, Senior Chorus 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, Senior Girls, Junior Class Chaplain, American Field Serv., Chaplain, National Honor Society 3, A.F.S., Presidents Cabinet. McGOUAW, LELAND WILLIAM—Academic. Beta Hi-Y 3, Kappa Hi-Y 4. McDOWELL, LEE GARDNER—Business. Judo Club 3, 4. McGREGOR, GLENN EDWARD—General. McINVALE, ROBERT—General. McINTYRE, STEVE WAYNE—General. McKENZIE, SAUNDRA RAE—Business. ELOISE McDAVID—Her friendship is the highest degree of perfection. LYN MCDONALD—Give the world the best y� u have and the best will come back to you. LEE McDOWELL—Ambition is the road to success. MACK IE McGOWAN—No sinner or saint—but every inch a man. GLENN McGREGOR—The world looks forward to him. SANDRA McKENZIE—Strange that a name so sweet may match one person so complete. Seniors After School Seniors pursue many and varied activi- ties after the classroom routine is over for a day. Some go to work, other to play . . . one thing for sure, wherever Jackson Seniors go, there is never a dull moment. ERVIN McKINNEY—Why shouldn’t ALICE McNATT—A word, a smile, LEE McRAE—Don’t measure her abil- we all have all the fun? a winning way. ity by her height. McKINNEY, LAWRENCE ERVIN—Business. McNATT, MARY ALICE—Business. McRAE, MARY LEE—Business. Alpha Y-Teens 3, Pep Club, Senior Girls 4, Spanish Club 3. NABORS, ARNOLD PINKNEY—Academic. NAIL, WILLIAM ARLIS, JR.—Academic. Swimming Team, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society, Kappa Hi-Y, Key Club 3, 4, Senior Fellows’ J Club 4. NAPIER, PAMELA JEAN—Academic. Beta Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Young Life 4. NASH, LINDA ANETA—Business. NASSER, WAJDY E.—Academic. NEAL, LINDA MAE—Academic. Tiger’s Claw, Latin Club, National Honor Society 3, 4, Senior Girls. DANA MacWILLIAMS—Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. ARNOLD NABORS—He who thinks for himself is a free than. BILLY NAIL—He swings the tide but is never carried with it. PAM NAPIER—Laughter and myself is a substance heart ... not said. LINDA NASH—To know how to wait will be the great secret of my success. WAJDY NASSER—A cheerful way about this fellow. LINDA NEAL—A fine fair, sweet girl. JERRY NELSON—Life is yours, make JANICE NEWCITY—Here's a girl CHARLOTTE NEWMAN—She was CALVIN NEWTON—I go to school of it what you will. not shy nor bold, but a friend as good made for happy thoughts, for playful to learn what I am saying. as gold. wit and laughter. RONALD NICHOLS—One of the best uses of originality is to say com- mon things in an uncommon way. NELSON, JERRY JOHN—Business. Football 3. NEWCITY, JANICE MAE—Academic. Girls Glee 3, Senior Chorus 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Chaplain, F.H.A. 4, Senior Girls. NEWMAN, CHARLOTTE ELAINE—Business. C.B.E. 4, Senior Giris. NEWTON, WAYNE CALVIN—Academic. NICHOLS, RONALD DAVID—J.V. Football 2, Beta Hi-Y 3, 4, Senior Fellows. NIPPER, VERNON MITCHELL—Business. Football 3, 4. NORMAN, FLOYD GENE—General. OBSHARSKY, DORTHA LEE—Academic. Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Youth for Christ 2, Pep Club 2, Tiger’s Claw 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Senior Girls. ODOM, CONNIE GAIL—Business. D.E. 3, 4, Vice President 4. OGDEN, FRANCES DIANNE—Business. Girls Glee 2, Basketball Team 3, 4, Young Life 3, Senior Girls. OGILVIE, IRIS MARIE—General. Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee 3, 4, Senior Girls. VERNON NIPPER—Man is the mer- riest, the most joyful of all creation. DORTHA OBSHARSKY—In her eyes CONNIE ODOM—Always happy and DIANE OGDEN—Cheerfulness and IRIS OGILVIE—Eager to'be depended you see the glory of all good things. quite carefree, life may be dull, but gaiety are her true weapons. upon and worthy of the honor. never she. PAT ORVIN—A man not of words but action. JAMES OWENS—It is a merry heart that has many friends. DONNA PANTYA—She has as many good points as a package of pins. ELAINE PARSLEY—Friendliness is the keynote to a good personality. ORVIN, PATRICK WADE—Academic. OWENS, JAMES RONALD—General. PANTYA, DONNA SUE—Business. Alpha Y-Teens 3, Senior Girls 4. PARSLEY, JORGE ELAINE—Academic. Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Girls 4 PARTON, PAMELA KUULEI—Business. Tiger's Claw 4, F.H.A. 4. PEACOCK, GLORIA JEAN—Business. Softball Team 4, Basketball Team 4. PEACOCK, FRANCES LOUISE—Academic. Library Council 2, 3, 4, Sec. of Library Council 2, Parliamentarian of Library Council 3, Y.F.C. 3, Alpha Y-Tcens 3, Senior Girls 4, F.H.A. 4. PEACOCK, RICHARD WINSTON—Business. PETERS, ROBERT DAVID—Business. Manager for J.V. 4. PETERSON, HAROLD EDWARD—Business. Senior Fellows 4. PAM BARTON—She catches their eye and captures our hearts. JEAN PEACOCK—She smiled, and the shadows departed. FRANCES PEACOCK—Personality is the thing that towers over everything in the world. RICHARD PEACOCK—Always hap- py, never sad, sometimes naughty, never bad. DAVID PETERS—Dark hair, shining eyes, full of wit, and such a prize. HAROLD PETERSON—Rich in the qualities of mind and heart that make a complete person. RT PHILLIPS—You want to know w and why! Well don't ask me! BECKY PICKERING—She’s as great in act as thought. SARAH PIERCE—Many friends, never a foe. ANN PII,LSBURY—She laughs and her friends laugh with her. PATRICIA PISTEY—Her smile shows her happiness; her friends, her person- ality. BARBARA P L Y M I L L—She’s cute, she’s witty, she’s talkative too, we wouldn't swap Barbara for ten of you. PHILLIPS, ERIN ELIZABETH—Business. Girls Glee 2, Senior Cho- rus 3, 4. PICKERING, REBECCA LYNN—Academic. Youth For Christ 2, Young Life 3, F.H.A. 4, Pep Club 4, Senior Girls 4. PIERCE, SARAH MARGARET—Business. Senior Girls 4. PILLSBURY, NANCY ANN—Academic. Alpha Y-Teens 2, Beta Y- Teens 3, 4, Young Life 3, Senior Girls 4. • PISTEY, PATRICIA MAY—Business. Band 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 2, 3, Drama Club 3, Tiger’s Claw 4, Senior Girls 4. PLYMILL, BARBARA ANN—Business. F.H.A. 2, Pep Club 3, 4, F.S.A. 4, Senior Girls 4, Young Life 4, Tiger’s Claw 4, Y.F.C. 4. POPE, GLENDA ANNE—Academic. PRICE, DAVID LIVINGSTON—General. Senior Chorus 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2. PRICE, GEORGE NICHOLAS—Business. PRICE, RANDOLPH WARREN—Academic. Y.F.C. 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 4, Track 2, 4, French Club 3, 4, Senior Fellows 4. GLENDA POPE—An art of goodness DAVID PRICE—Let life come, I’ll NICK PRICE—Teachers don’t recog- RANDY PRICE—The force of his is in itself an art of happiness. catch it somewhere, sometime, some- nize a genius when they see one. own merit makes his own way. how. DELMA PRITCHARD—As a football player he's first rate, and as a Wow! he’s great. DANESE PROCTOR—It matters not how long we live, but how. MICHAEL PYE—Why should I study hard and wreck my brain on some fool book. DEE RADFORD—Your inward ap- pearance is the art of living. PRITCHARD, WILLIAM DELMA—Business. Football Team 2, 3, 4, J Club 2. PROCTOR, MARION DANESE—Business. Advanced Girls Glee 2, Girls Trio 2, Senior Chorus 3, 4. PYE, MICHAEL—Business. RADFORD, MARY DOLORES—Academic. Alpha Y-Teens 2, Beta Y-Teens 3, 4, Young Life 3, 4, Senior Girls 4. RAINS, BRENDA JEAN- -Business. Alpha Y-Teens 2, 3, Senior Girls. , DELMUS MARK—Academic. , LARRY BRUCE—General. WILLIAM LESLIE—General. KITTY LOU—Business. Girls Glee 2, 3, Senior Chorus ICKI LYNN—Business. F.H.A. 2. NDA RUTH—General. ERT DALE—Academic. BRENDA RAINS—Rare is the union of beauty and modesty. MARK RAULERSON—A little mis- chief by the way, is fun to spice the passing day. LARRY RAULERSON- worthy of such nfen. -The world is BILLY RAULERSON—Fun, frolic and KITTY RAWLINGS—Mighty sweet DALE REED—Always with a cheerful glee are there; the will to do, the soul and sometimes wise, fun just twinkles nod and a winning smile, to dare. in her eyes. m WILLIAM REEDER—His friendly LALA RENSHAW—Some think the NANCY RICHARDSON—School is THYRA RICHARDSON—She wears manner speaks his thoughtful mind. world is made for fun and frolic— all right when there isn't anything else a smile that won’t wipe off. and so do I. to do. MICHAEL RIDDLE—A sense of humor, wit, and plenty of nonsense. REEDER, WILLIAM DARRYL—Academic. Spanish Club 3, 4, Senior Fellows. RENSHAW, LALA ELIZABETH—Business. Senior Girls. RICHARDSON, NANCY JO—Business. Pep Club 3, Y.F.C. 3, 4. RICHARDSON, THYRA JEAN—Academic. H.R. Rep. 2, Senior Girls, N.H.S. 4, Young Life 4. RIDDLE, MICHAEL WINTON—General. Football Team 2, 4. RILES, JOSEPH CLYDE—Business. RILEY, MICHAEL ARNOLD—Academic. Junior Academy of Science 2, President of Jr. Academy of Science 3, 4, Senior Fellows. RIMONDI, MADELINE JEAN—Academic. Senior Girls. ROBERTS, DONALD COOLEDGE—General. Football Team 2, 3, 4. ROBERSON, BARBARA ANN—Business. Pep Club 2, Young Life 3, 4, D.E. Club 4, Senior Girls. MICHAEL RILEY—A good disposi- tion, a friendly smile. KENNETH ROTON—No duty could ever over-task him. ANGEL1NE ROUNTREE—Just let me grin and see that everybody does- n't ask me what I’ve been up to. SUSAN ROUNTREE—Sweet is her manner, serious her smile, friendship with her is really worthwhile. GENE ROWLAND—A dependable worker, a really great guy; he’ll be remembered as years go by. RONALD ROZIER—Slow to frown, quick to smile. JACKLYN RUSH—Few can resist her good looks . . . shy but sweet. ROTON, KENNETH LERUE—General. ROUNTREE, ANGELINE OPAL—Business. Senior Girls. ROUNTREE, SUSAN ELAINE—Academic. Cheerleading 3, 4, Young Life 2, 3, 4, Beta Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Youth for Christ 3, 4, Senior Girls Oracle Staff 4, Class Historian 4 ROWLAND, GENE ROBERT—Business. ROZIER, RONALD JANS—Academic. Beta Hi-Y 3, 4, Senior Fellows President 4. RUSH, JACKLYN ELEANOR—Business. Senior Girls, VOE 4. RUTHERFORD, RONALD WAYNE—General. Varsity Basketball 2 3, Senior Fellows, J” Club 4. SAQLER, JUNE—Academic. F.S.A. 4, Senior Girls, National Honor Society 4. SAFFOLD, BRENDA JOYCE—Business. Judo Club 3, 4. SAFFOLD, JIMMY LANE—General. Football 2, Basketball 2, Library Assistant 3, 4. RONALD RUTHERFORD—He looks the whole world in the face and fears no man. JUNE SADLER—She likes pleasure, fun and everyone. BRENDA SAFFOLD—There’s laugh- ter on her lips, deviltry in her eyes, and a feeling of friendliness when she walks by. JIMMY SAFFOLD—Truly an athlete in everything he does DONALD SALTER—111 smile my SUZANNE SANDERS—An energetic PATSY SANDS—As many good MARIE SANFORD—Her eyes and way out of any problem—just watch. cheerful lass, her smile brings joy to points as a package of pins. temperament twinkle laughter. every task. SALTER, DONALD BRUCE—Business. C.B.E. SANDERS, GLENDA SUZANNE—Academic. Basketball 3, 4. SANDS, PATRICIA ANN—Business. Pep Club 2, F.H.A. 2, Junior Achievement 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3, Alpha Y-Teens 3, Senior Girls 4, F.S.A. 4. SANFORD, ANNA MARIE—Business. F.H.A. 4, Senior Girls 4. SANTISO, JAMES ALLEN—Business. SCOTT, DAHLIA PEARL—General. Senior Girls 4. SCOTT, GEORGE LINWOOD—Academic. Spanish Club 2, Senior Fellows 4. SCOTT, LARRY FRANKIE—General. Stage Crew 2, 3, 4. SCREWS, VERA DEE—General. SIGMOND, DELORES—Business. Senior Girls 4. DAHLIA SCOTT—She did with cheerful will of what others talk of when hands are still. LARRY SCOTT—He who enjoys much, scatters enjoyment. LINWOOD SCOTT—A clever guy in every way, he'll be a great success some day. JIMMY SANTISO—Common sense is nature's gift but reason is an art. VERA SCREWS—There is a determi- nation hidden by her quiet ways. DELORES SIGMOND—A sweeter girl you’ll never find, always consid- erate and, oh! so kind. REBECCA SELLERS—Your smile grows more lovely every day. DOUG SESSIONS—His manners are the fruit of his noble mind. GEORGETTE SHALLEY—A gentle lass crowned with sweetness. SHERYL SHAMLATY—A cheerfu heart, a cheerful smile, a charm o friendship all the while. JOHN SHEDDAN—Why study hard, it’s bad for the brain. SELLERS, REBECCA LEA—Business. C.B.E. 4, Senior Girls. SESSIONS, WILLIAM DOUGLAS JR.—Academic. J.V. Baseball 2, Beta Hi-Y 2, Beta Hi-Y President 3, Kappa Hi-Y 3, 4, Calendar 3, Swimming Team 3, Mr. Jr. Class, President's Cabinet 4, Senior Fellows. SHALLEY, GEORGETTE—Academic. National Honor Society 3, F.H.A. 4. SHAMLATY, SHERYL LYNNE—Business. Library Council 3, 4, Y.F.C. 3, Y.F.C. Publicity Chairman 4. SHEDDAN, JOHN ARTHUR—Academic. Basketball 2, Swimming Team 3, 4, Kappa Hi-Y 4, Senior Fellows, J” Club Treasurer 4. SHELDON, DONALD JAMES—Business. SHEPPARD, ROY LEE—Business. SHIMP, ELIZABETH JO—Business. Spanish Club 2, 3, Student Coun- cil 2, 3, Senior Girls. SIGMON DELORES—General. Senior Girls, F.H.A., Pep Club 4. SIKES, BARBARA ELIZABETH—General. SIMMONS, RICHARD AIKEN—General. SIMPSON, DEBORAH JEAN—Academic. Library Council 2, Library Council President 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, National Honor So- ciety Treasurer 4, Senior Girls, F.H.A. 4. DONALD SHELDON—A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. ROY SHEPPARD—Whatever I have tried to do in my life, I have tried to :lo it well. CONNIE SHIMP—A friend to all who know her. BARBARA SIKES—Nothing is im- possible for a willing heart. DEBORAH SIMPSON—Enthusiasm is the most beautiful word on earth. i SHIRLEY SKINNER—A fine, fair, and sweet girl. HERMAN SKIPPER—For success he’s surely bound, a nobler fellow can't be found. ALTON SMITH—Serious and gay— a friend in every way. GAIL SMITH—Full of pep, full of life, a little little world of cheerful- ness. SKINNER, SHIRLEY ANN—Business. Tiger’s Claw 2, 3, Circulating Manager 3, Beta Y-Teens 4, Pep Club 4, Senior Girls 4. F.H.A. 4. SKIPPER, WILLIAM HERMAN—Academic. Student Council 3, 4, Junior Class President, Key Club 3, 4, Calendar 3, American Field Service Committee 3, President 3, Senior Class President. SMITH, ALTON THEODORE—General. SMITH, AMELIA GAILE—Business-Academic. Senior Girls. SMITH, CARY MILO JR.—Academic. SMITH, CLIFTON WAYNE—General. SMITH, CONNIE DIANNE—Business. Girl’s Glee 2, 3, Senior Chorus 4, Pep Club 4, Youth for Christ 4. SMITH, JEAN LOUISE—Business. Girl’s Glee 2, Senior Chorus 4, Senior Girls 4. SMITH, JOT AMON—General. Judo Club 3, 4, Sergeant at Arms 4. SMITH, MIKE DEXTER—General. CARY SMITH—Winning respect re- tains high ideals. CLIFTON SMITH—His pmo lity and humor will make him many friends. CONNIE SMITH—My faith in this world matters all to me. JEAN SMITH—Always laughing, for- ever glad, no one’s ever seen her sad. JOT SMITH—I say it’s not unusual to be knowrn by everyone. MIKE SMITH—No greater qualities are necessary for his good fortunes. Key Club collects Thanksgiving baskets each year for needy families. The Oracle Staff bums midnight oil to meet a deadline. CAKfS VtMiWU 3 The Latin Club booth was one of the best at Bonfire. Young Life gathers at Joe King’s house for a weekly meeting. The Judo Club ... A bounc- ing organization. Senior Class Officers pose for Tiger Claw picture. Mona Gaines and Laura Todd work hard shelving books as members of the Library Council. The Student Council . . . Democ- racy in Action. Sonia Lane lights candle at the installation service for new F.H.A. members. Girls Glee performs at Miss A. J. Pagent. CLUBS At Andrew Jackson, clubs are an integral part of the educa- tional system. Initiations, money raising, running for office, committee- work on worthy projects. A lot of work . . . plus a lot of fun, make up being a club member. Of course, much of the responsibility for maintaining high standards and traditions The Tiger's Claw Staff is kept busy with booth at Bonfire. .rest on the shoulders of the Seniors. The Seniors of the 1966 Graduating Class have done admirable job in fulfilling their duties . . . 92 an PHYLLIS SMITH—Life is a jest and ROGER SMITH—You have the abil- SANDRA SMITH—She’s cute, she’s LIBBY SMOAK—Exactness in little all things show it; I thought so once, ty to fulfill any and all desires. witty, she’s talkative too, we wouldn’t duties is a wonderful source of cheer- and now I know it! swap Sandy for ten of you. fulness. SMITH, PHYLLIS JEANETTE—General. Basketball Team 4. SMITH, ROGER THAXTON—General. Football Team 3. SMITH, SANDRA SUE—Business. SMOAK, ELLEN OLIVIA—Business. French Club 2, Pep Club 3, Senior Girls 4. SNEAD, ELISABETH PRUE—General. Girl's Glee 2, 3, Youth for Christ 2, 3, 4, Senior Chorus 4. SNOW, CLYDE RICHARD—General. SONTAG, WILLIAM PAUL—General. STAFFORD, LINDA DARLENE—Business. Chorus 2, Library 2, 3, F.H.A. 4. STARLING, DONNA GAIL—Business. F.S.A. 4, V.O.E. 4; Senior Girls 4. STARLING, HERBERT JEROME—Academic. Library Club 2. PRUE SNEAD—Smile and your trou- bles will disappear. RICHARD SNOW—Friendly is he, happy he’ll stay. PAUL SONTAG—Life is what you make it. LINDA STAFFORD—Let me live and let me laugh. DONNA STARLING—S w e e t and mild her disposition; gentle her soul. HERBERT STARLING—A jolly un- selfish personality is the greatest gift of all. LYNDA STONE—A disposition sweet and manner mild. JUDY STOVER—A pretty way, a winning smile, dress so neat and right in style. CHARLES STRANGE—To do easily what is difficult for others, is the mark of talent. MICHAEL STRUBE—His aims are high, up to the sjcy, he's never satis- fied to just get by. CAROL STUART—Sweet smile, nice gal, always ready to be your pal. LARRY SWEAT—They conquer who believe they can. STONE, LYNDA KAY—Business. Alpha Y-Teens 3, F.S.A. 4, Pep Club 4, Tiger’s Claw 4, Senior Girls. STOVER, JUDY LYNNE—Business. Pep Club 4, F.S.A. 4, Senior Girls. STRANGE, CHARLES HERMAN—General. STRUBE, MICHAEL ERIC—Academic. Junior Academy of Science 2, Judo Club 3. STUART, CAROL ANN—Academic. Student Council 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent’s Cabinet 4, Senior Girls 4, Senior Chorus. SWAIN, PHIL A.—General. Beta Hi-Y 2, 3. SWEAT, LARRY DELAIN—Business. SWEATT, KATHRYN ELAINE—Business. Senior Girls, F.H.A. 4. SYKES, DALE EDWARD—General. TATRO, WILLIAM DAVID—Business. Judo Club 4, Senior Fellows. TAYLOR, AUDREY MARIE—F.H.A. 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. TAYLOR, BRENDA FAYE—Business. ELAINE SWEATT—She does her best in all that comes. DAVID TATRO—We like him for his big, amiable grin and his friendly way toward all. AUDREY T A Y L O R—A winning smile; she’s really worthwhile. BRENDA TAYLOR—An ambitious girl with a smiling face; no one else can take her place. DANNY TAYLOR—I go to school to cut the fool. JACKIE TAYLOR—She's pretty to walk with, and witty to talk to, and pleasant to think on. JOSEPH TAYLOR—There is nothing t6 life unless you know how to live it. ELAINE TAYLOR—P e p p y, loving, jayful, sweet, just to know her is a treat. TAYLOR, DANIEL EDGAR—General. Swimming Team 4. TAYLOR, DANIEL JACKSON—Academic. TAYLOR, JACQUELINE ANNE—Business. Library Council 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 2, 3, Senior Girls 4. TAYLOR, JOSEPH KARL—Academic. Library' Council 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Vice President 3, Tiger’s Claw 4, Senior Fellows. TAYLOR, LOIS ELAINE—General. Girls Glee 3. TAYLOR, PATRICIA ANN—Business. Alpha Y-Teens 2, 3, Girls Glee 2, Senior Chorus 3, 4, Senior Girls. TAYLOR, PATRICIA DIANNE—Pep Club 2, 4, Girls Glee 2, 3, Youth for Christ 2, 3, Senior Chorus 4, Senior Girls. TAYLOR, THOMAS ALFRED—Judo Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Fellows. TAYLOR, WALTER CLINTON—Beta Y-Teens 3, Kappa Hi-Y 3, 4, Membership Secretary 4, Senior Fellows. TESTON, THODA IRENE—Business. Senior Girls 4. TETER, PAULETTE—Business. Senior Girls 4. PATTY TAYLOR—Cute and anything but shy ... first love- -people. PATRICIA TAYLOR—Ever cheerful, never dreary, always smiling, never weary. THOMAS TAYLOR—Friendly is he, happy he'll stay. CLINTON TAYLOR—Nice to be around; tops in everybody’s book. RHODA TESTON—Nothing is im- possible for a willing heart. PAULETTE TETER—Modesty—t h e gentle art of enhancing your charm by pretending not to be aware of it. DOY THOMAS—A real swell guy, liked by all. LINDA THOMAS—Happy-Go-Lucky, fancy free; nothing there is that both- ers me. TIM THOMAS—A happy heart with laughing eyes. WYGONDA THOMAS—Her cheer- ful heart and smiling face pour sun- shine into the darkest place. ERNEST THOMPSON—Self-ref lec- tion is a good policy. THOMAS DOY GOSS—General. Golf Team 2, 3- THOMAS, LINDA GAIL—Business. Pep Club 2, 4, Beta Y-Teens 4, Senior Girls. THOMAS, TIMOTHY MARK—Academic. THOMAS, WYGONDA SUSAN—Business. Band 2, Pep Club 4, Beta Y-Teens 4, F.H.A. 4, Senior Girls. THOMPSON, ERNEST EUGENE—Academic. THOMPSON, PATRICIA ELAINE—Academic. Class Historian 2, 3, American Field Service 3, 4, Beta Y-Teens 3, 4, Student Council Representative 2, 4. TINSLEY, JANA SUE—Business. Pep Club 2, Senior Girls. TIPPING, JOSEPH LARRY—Academic. J.V. Baseball 2, Varsity Base- ball 2, Varsity Baseball 3, 4, Track Team 4. TISON, JANICE WILMA—Academic. Spanish Club 4, Senior Girls. TITTLE, LINDA FAYE—Business. Youth for Christ 4, Pep Club 4, Senior Girls. PATTI THOMPSON—I'm not afraid of tomorrow—for I've seen yesterday and I love today. JANA TINSLEY—So very cute and oh so neat, a friendly smile and very sweet. LARRY TIPPING—His constant good temper makes him pleasant to be a- round. JANICE TISON—Character is the real foundation of all worthwhile success. LINDA TITTLE—Cute, sweet, and very petite. LAURA TODD—True happiness comes from within. JERRY TOMPKINS—It’s good to be honest and true. NANCY TORBETT—A merry light shines from her eyes. LONNIE TORREY—Always at his best. TODD, LAURA KATRINA—General. Library Council 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council Representative 2, Senior Girls. TOMPKINS, JERRY BELTON—General. Senior Chorus 3, 4. TORBERT, NANCY KAY—General. Band 2. TORREY, LONNIE—Academic. J.V. Baseball 2, 3, J.V. Football 2, Senior Fellows, J” Club 4, Young Life 4. TREADWELL, WANDA ELIZABETH—Academic. Band 2, 3, 4. TUCKER, JOHANNA MARIE—Academic. Pep Club 4, F.H.A. 4, Senior Girls. TURNER, LINDA DARLENE—Business. Band 2, Pep Club 2, 4, Beta Y-Teen 3, 4, Cheerleading 3, 4, Senior Girls. TURNER, MELVIN ALSON JR.—Academic. Latin Club 2, Swim- ming Team 2, 3, 4, Beta Hi-Y 3, 4, Senior Fellows. TURNER, ROBERT MARCUS—Academic. National Honor Society 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4. TURNER, SANDRA LEE—Business. Alpha Y-Teens 2, Pep Club 2, President Pep Club 4, Senior Girls. WANDA TREADWELL—She’s cute and peppy, rather dnall, but happy-go- lucky and liked by all. JOHANNA TUCKER—Good nature is one of the greatest gifts of life. LINDA TURNER—Dark hair, shining ALSON TURNER—A friend to all BOBBY TURNER—Determination is SANDI TURNER—Such smiling eyes eyes, full of wit, such a prize. and a foe to none. the key to success. and laughing lips. BOBBY TYREE—Earnest in his work, wholehearted in his play, noble in his thought—what more is there to say. BARBARA W A G N E R—Ambitious, dependable and sweet she is. KATHLEEN TYRELL—So calm, so good, so nice. JUNE VALLERCHAMP—As cute and as original as they come. EVELYN VINA—With a heart that’s always true. TYREE, BOBBY GENE—Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Senior Fellows, J” Club 4. TYRRELL, KATHLEEN ANN—Business. Youth for Christ 2, 3, 4, Senior Girls. VALLERCHAMP, LYDIA JUNE—Business. Pep Club 2, 4, Beta Y- Teens 3, 4, Young Life 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4. VINA, EVELYN—Academic. WAGNER, BARBARA ANN—Business. Junior Achievement 3, C.B.E. 4. JANICE WAKEFIELD—Love, sweet- ness, in her person shineth. WAKEFIELD, LILLIAN JANICE—Academic. American Field Society 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4. WAKEFIELD, PEGGY SUE—Academic. Latin Club 3, 4, Senior Girls. WALL, PATRICIA JOAN—Business. F.H.A. 2, Pep Club 4, Senior Girls. WALLACE, VICKI LYNN—Academic. WALLING, BELINDA—Business. Senior Girls. PEGGY WAKEFIELD—Just to be PATRICIA WALL—A beautiful girl. VICKI WALLACE—She is a collec- BELINDA WALLING—The ideal happy is the best way to be. tion of the best things. pal and sincere friend. ROBERT WARD—A mystic bond of brotherhood makes all men one. JUNE WARNOCK—The fates to this lady have been kind—beauty, wit, besides a brilliant mind. JEANNETTA WATERS—Just a kind person and good to know. EDITH WATTS—Gentle in manner but vigorous in deed. WARD, ROBERT E. Academic. Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Library Council 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club Sgt. at Amis 3, Spanish Club Pres. 4, Library Council V.P. 3, Library Council Treas. 4, N.H.S. 3, 4. WARNOCK, MARY JUNE—Business. Beta Y-Teens 3, Senior Girls, F.S.A. 4. WATERS, JEANNETTA RUTH—Business. Girls’ Glee Adv. 2, V.P. Girls’ Trio 2, Y.F.C. 2, 3, 4, Senior Chorus 3, 4, Chaplain Girls’ Trio 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Senior Girls. WATTS, EDITH LILLIAN—Academic. French Club 3, Young Life 3, 4, Senior Girls. WEAVER, JR. WILFORD ALEXANDER—General. Senior Fellows. WELLS, BOBBY JULIAN—General. Basketball Team 4. WERTMAN, GEORGIA PENNY—Academic. Advanced Girls Glee 3, Senior Chorus 4, N.H.S. 4, Senior Girls. WHIDDON, JR. WILLIAM ELLIOTT—General. WHITE, MARTHA JANE—Business. Band 2, Pep Club Pres. 3, Alpha Y-Teens 3, Young Life 3, 4, Senior Girls. WHITE, TIMOTHY RAY—General. WHITEHEAD, SHARON LYNN—Business. Jr. Achievement 2, 3, C.B.E. 4, F.S.A. 4. ALEX WEAVER—The surest way not to fail is to be determined to succeed. BOBBr W EJL LS—A player une- qualled, a sportsman complete. PENNY WERTMAN—A happy hfcart WILLIAM WHIDDON—He s g o t MARTHA WHITE—As our inclina- SHARON WHITEHEAD—I came, I with laughing eyes. what it takes to get where he's going. tions, so our opinions. saw, and now I'm on my way. MARY WHITEHURST—Be a live wire and you won’t get stepped on. BEVERLY WILKIE—With striking style, divinely tall, known and liked DAVID WHITEN—He has a look- ing, watching and waiting habit . . . but for what? CINDY WHITTINGTON—She’d rather talk to a man than an angel any day. LINDA WIGGINS—A sweet, attrac- tive kind of grace she has. the best of all. LORETTA WILKINSON—Under my WHITEHURST, MARY LOU—Business. Alpha Y-Teens 2, N.H.S. 3, C.B.E. 4. WHLTEN, DAVID EARL—General. WHITTINGTON, SHELLA CINDY—Academic. Beta Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, V. Pres. 4, Hr. Rep. 2, Jr. Class Sec. 3, Sec. Am. Field Service 3, 4, Young Life 3, 4, Y.F.C. 3, V. Pres. Pep Club 4, Student Council 4, Senior Chorus 4, Senior Girls 4. WIGGINS, LINDA LOUISE—Business. Y.F.C. 2, 3, C.B.E. 4. WILKIE, BEVERLY ROSE—Business. WILKINSON, LORETTA—Business. D.C.T. 3, D.E. 4. WILLIAMS, FRANK CURTIS—General. Spanish Club 2, Beta Hi-Y 3, 4, Senior Fellows 4. WILLIAMS, LINDA GAIL—General. Marching Band 2, 3, Sym- phonic Band 3, Tiger's Claw 4. WILLIAMS, MAXINE LOUISE—General. WILLIAMS, OLIN LEE—Business. WILLIAMS, VIVIAN ELIECE—Business. Adv. Girls Glee 3, Senior Chorus 4, Senior Girls 4. quiet interior, you’d be surprised. FRANK WILLIAMS—Man is the only animal that blushes or needs to. LINDA WILLIAMS—A happy heart, a friendly smile, so very neat, dressed right in style. MAXINE WILLIAMS—The keynote of life is friendship. VIVIAN WILLIAMS—The trouble with opportunity is that it always comes disguised as hard work. CARLA WILLIAMSON—Character is RONNIE WILLIAMSON—A man of simply habit long continued. few words. EDWARD WILLIAMSON—He who JOHN WILSON—Another like him does faithfully today will be wanted would be hard to find. tomorrow. WILLIAMSON, CARLA FAYE—Business. Boundball Team 2, Vol- leyball Team 3, Softball Team 3, Paddle Tennis Singles 3, Senior Girls 4, F.H.A. 4, N.H.S. 4, Basketball Team 4. WILLIAMSON, RONNIE—General. Senior Fellows 4. WILLIAMSON, TOMMIE EDWARD—General. WILSON, JOHN MORRIS—Academic. Spanish Club 2. WILSON, LINDSEY WILLIAM—Business. Beta Hi-Y 4. WILSON, MARY ANN—Business. Senior Girls 4. WILSON, NORMAN RANDY—General. J.V. Football 3, Baseball 3: WILSON, PATRICIA ELIZABETH—Business. Senior Girls 4, Pep Club 4, F.S.A. 4. WILSON, PAUL LEON—Business. C.B.E. 4. WILSON, ROBERT AUSTIN—Business. Band 2, Senior Fellows 4. WILSON, SHIRLEY JEAN—Business. Chorus 2, 3. LINDSEY WILSON—A little non- sense now and then are relished by the best of men. MARY WILSON—A radiant smile always brings warmth to the human heart. ROBERT WILSON—Talking is my favorite subject. PATSY WILSON—Good deeds make a good character. PAUL WILSON—Man is not the creature of circumstances. Circum- stances are the creatures of men. SHIRLEY WILSON—Never to care, always good hatured and sure to be there. SUSAN WILSON—A smile is the trademark of a happy soul. DAVID WOMACK—A light heart lives long. ANN WITHERS—Fun twinkles in her eyes. ALICE WOOD—She seemed witli grace to win, with a heart to hold. REVICE WOODCOCK—Some think he’s bashful, most doubt it. NANCY WOODHAM—Always ready for things worthwhile. WILSON, SUSAN DIANE—Business. Girls Glee 2. WOMACK, DAVID McKEE—Business. Senior Fellows. WITHER, KERI ANN—Academic. Senior Girls, Senior Chorus 4. WOOD, ALICE FRANCES—Business. Adv. Girls Glee 2, 3, Senior Chorus 4, Senior Girls, N.H.S. 4. WOODCOCK, REVICE RUDOLPH—General. Sr. Chorus 2, 3, 4, Y.F.C. 2, 3, 4, Senior Fellows. WOODHAM, NANCY ELIZABETH—Academic. Band 2, F.H.A. 3, Tiger’s Claw 4, Senior Girls. WOODRUFF, BOBBY DONALD—General. WOODRUFF, WILLIE HOWARD, JR.—Business. WOODS, ROBERT WAYNE—General. Judo Club 2, Football 3. WOODWARD, ROY LEMAN—Academic. Senior Fellows. BOBBY WOODRUFF—He is a path if any be misled. WILLIE WOODRUFF—When pleas- ure calls he listens. BOBBY WOODS—Sometimes I sit and think, but most times I just sit. ROY WOODWARD—A true friend makes life a pleasure. JOY WOOLARD—I can’t afford to LYNN WULFF—Knowledge is what DIANE WUNDER—Her goals arc waste my time making money. you learn from others. set toward high ideals. VINA, EVELYN SUAREZ—General. WOOLARD, JOY JEANNINE—Academic. F.H.A. 4, Senior Girls. WULFF, VERNA LYNN—Academic. Beta Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Young Life 2, 3, 4, Y.F.C. 2, F.H.A. 4, Senior Girls. WUNDER, DIANE ELIZABETH—Business. Beginning Girls’ Glee 2, Advanced Girls’ Glee 3, Senior Chorus 4, Cheerleading 4. WYNN, JANICE SUE—Business-Academic. Library Council 2, Pep Club 3, N.H.S. 3, 4, Senior Girls. YOUMANS, JIMMIE EARL—Business. YOUNG, ROBERT MITCHELL—General. YOUNG, WALTER AVRAL—General. YUNG, CARLA JANE—Business. Alpha Y-Teens 3, Senior Girls. ZINK, KATHLEEN ELEANOR—Business. Basketball 2, 3, C.B.E. Treas. 4. JANICE WYNN—As is a tale, so is life; not how long it is, but how good it is, is what matters. JIMMY YOUMANS—Always seems to be having fun—nothing worries him. ROBERT YOUNG—An all around good fellow. WALTER YOUNG—Easy going, full of fun .. . and not likely to remain a bachelor. CARLA YUNG—She promises friend- ship for any who seek it. KATHY ZINK—Oh well, there’s al- ways tomorrow. JULE KIRK—Someone fine and some- one to look up to. II DAVID STEIN Vice-President DIANE CAMP Secretary ROBERT MIXON—President Absher, Shirley LINDA KELLY Treasurer Adams, Delores Adams, Lonnice ANGELA DIXON Historian Adkins, Bobby Allen, Jan Allen, Mary KATHY SMITH CHAPLAIN Amos, Barry Anderson, Barbara Anderson, Gloria Anderson, Ruthe Applegate, Norma Arnau, Cornelia Arnett, Patrick Aspinwall, Arnold Atkins, Elaine Atkinson, Lynn Auger, Ann Avant, Marie Ayars, Chuck Baer, John Barber, Beverly 106 Barber, Judy Barnes, Danny Barnett, Joymena Barrow, Robert Bartlett, Roy Bass, Alice Bass, Brenda Bass, Carolyn Batch, Mike Beecher, Della Bell, Thomas Bennett, Nancy Bennett, Ronald Bennett, Sheila F. Benson, Robert Blackstock, Sandra Blajian, Melanie Blankinship, Kathy Blevins, Elbert Boatwright, Polly Boles, Ray Boos, David Borowski, Susan Bowen, Royce Boyett, Danny Browning, Robert Campbell, Kenneth Carlton, Melvin Carter, Cecelia Carter, Jackie Carter, Kaye Bruner, Practa Bryan, Mary Buford, Darlene Brengclman, April Brewer, Henry Brooker, Janie Burokowski, Edward Burleson, Bruce Burrell, Connie Boyett, Shirley Braddock, Marsha Brantley, Gail Braswell, Henry Cable, Johnny Caldwell, Jimmy Camp, Dianne Camp, Tawnda Carter, William Cartrette, Dennis Cartrett, Mike Caulkins, Linda Cesery, Michael' Chadwick, Nelson Chambers, Craig Chiono, Donna Christian, Richard Clark, Patricia Coffield. Harold Colban, Linda Cole, Pete 107 Coleman, Michael Coltrane, Brenda Gayle Connell. Danny Connelly, Linda Cook, Donald Cook, William Cooner, Wesley Coppage, Mary Cornealy, Carl Lee Coward, Leslie Cox, Daniel Cox, William Craig, Libby Cranford, Brenda Cranford, Linda Cravey, Jerry Creech, Bobbie Croft, Hobson Denmark, Joanne Crumplcr, Charles Cubbedge, Marion Darpcn, Betty Daughtry, Dee Denmark, John Denmark, Nancy Davidson, Clara Sue Davis, Glenn Davis. Minta Denning, Tom Dew, Anne Dezaiffe, Wanda Davis, Robert Deen, Shirley Dice, Elmer Dickerson, Billy Dinkins, Linda Dixon, Angela DeGrave, Darlene Dixon, Doris Dorie, Gail Drawdy, Dianne Driggers. Jerry Dunford, Roberta Dunkley, Sandy Dunn, Ray Dyal, Helen Dyal. Christine Dykes. David Edenfield, Johnny Edwards, Lee Edwards, Raymond Edwards, Ross Elliott, Joe Ellis, Fred Ellison. Patty Etheredge, Mary Evans, Robert Ferguson, Michael Fethc, Laura Fitzpatrick. Frank Fiveash, John Flanagan, Kathleen Floyd, John Gillyard, Gloria Givers, Tina Gay, Barry Gearen, Susan George, Paul Gerhart, Doris French, Thomas Frost, Shirley Futrill, Raymond Garmanian, Edmond Gates, Donald Godwin, Buddy Goodbread, Jimmy Geohagan, Rodney Gilley, Howard Gillis, Marsha Goodwin, Elizabeth Goodwin, Ralph Gowart, Paul Grafft, Toni Gray, Barry Gray, Beverly Greathouse, Roger Green, Dole Green, Kenneth Green, Lawrence Green, Linda Green, Sandra Greene, Michael Greene, Tommy Gregor, Martha Gresham. James Griffin, Danny Griffis, Brenda Griswold, David Guinn, Tommy Guinn, James Haar, Judy Haddock, Gladys Hallman, Fred Haltiwanger, Donald Ham, James Hammock, Donna Hand, Curtis Hanna, Albert Hansen, Cheryl Hardin, Ronald Harrell, Diana Harrell, George Harrell, Yvonne Harrington, William Harris, Jeanie Higgs, Cecelia f Hicks, Nancy Hawkins, Fred Hayden, Margaret Haynes, Francis Haywood, Edith Haywood, Ginger Helms, Robert Hemphill, Lynn Hodge, Mike Hof acker, George Hoffman, David Hoffman, Larry Hogg, Charles Hollis, Sheila Holmes, Belvae Hill, Richard Hinton, Jean Holmes, Robert Honeycutt, Dremo Hope, Bonnie Horton, Elaine Howard, Lemuel 110 James, Huey Jenkins, James Jennings, James Jernigan, William Jewell, George Johns, Alvin Johns, Brenda Hueneke, A1 Hufstiteer, Wanda Hughes, Wenda Hunter, Sue Hussey, Gary Jackson, Marvin Johnson, Eugene Johnson, George Johnson, Kathryn Johnson, Sam Johnson. Vera Ann Jones. Brenda Jones, Gerald Jones, Gerald O. Jones, Larry Jones, Margaret Jones, Walter L. Jordan, Carol Joseph, Helen J. Jowers, Phyllis Jung, George Jung, Mary Yen Kale, Elizabeth Kelly, Linda Knotts, Ronald Kelly, Susan Kennamer, Lynn Kennedy, Debby Kiddy, Shirley Kolletur, Robert Koon, Rosalyn Kierce, Robert Kilcrease, Priscilla King, James David Lang, Mary E. Lanier, Larry Lashly, Lucy Kinghorn, Linda Kirkland, Cathy Lawless, Ruth Leaym, Candice LeBaron, Dennis Ledford, Robbie Knight, Raymond Lee, Betty Lee, Billy Lee, Molly Lemen, Nathan Lenis, Judy Lick. Frank Lindsey, Jerry Lloyd, John Lloyd, Patricia Lloyd, Shirley Lovett, Susan Long, Leland Long. Thomas Lott, Buddy Lowe, James Lowe, Tommy Lupato. Frank Mabry. John Mackey, Danny Manning, Diane Manning, Olin Masse)-, Sarah Mathews, Elizabeth May, Thomas C. Mayo, Patricia May, Donald McClain, Patricia McClamma, Marie McClelion, Edgar McClure, Marion McCooley, Cindy McCormack, Ronnie McDaniel, Lillian McDowell, Lawrence Mclntee, Sandra McKinney, Ernest McLendon, Bruce McLeod, Melody McRorie, Johnnie K. Mehrtens, Charles Milton, Alice Mims, Libby Mennes, Thomas Merchant, Evelyn Miller, Carol Mitchell, Gary Mitts, Margo Mixson, Robert Miller, Judy Miller, Lawrence Mobley. Miles Monte, Diana Moody, Susan Moore, Norma Miller, Randy Moore, Patty Moratore, Carolyn Morgan, Gloria Morgan, Patricia Morris, Donald Morrow, Nancy Mosher, Mary Motes, Connie Mullins, Patricia O'Brien, William Oliver, Bruce Orange, Lynn Oreair, Cheryl Osborne, Wanda O'Stcen, James Neal, David Nelson, Barbara Nettles, Joe S. Nettles, Sandy Neukirch, Annette Newman, Iris Newsom, John Nisbet, Robert Norris. George Pace, Toni Paramore, Reita Panin. Rebecca Penney, Eileen Perkins, Tommy Perry, Linda Plunk, Ann Plymill, Ronnie Poindexter. Ted Polatty, Barbara Pollett, Donnie Pope, David Ear I Ragsdale, Larry Pope, Ronnie Poston, James B. Potter, Norma Powell, Connie Rambach, Cathy Ramsey, Sandra Powell, Laura Pritchard, Michael Prosser, Ponita Ratliff, Gail Raulerson, Billy Rawlins, Camilla Prows, Margaret Pullo, Larry Rawlins, Janice Sellers, Cecil Reed, JoAnn Register, Kenny Rafuse, Shirley Resmondo, Janice Retherford, Emily Richards. Linda Riddle, Brenda Rigdon, Alice Riggs, Craig Riles, Rose Marie Rimondi, Michael Rivers, Julie Roberson, Johnny Rochemstyo, Linda Rocher, Ciara Roddenberry, Joan Roth. Paula Rowe, Robert Rowell, Cynthia Powell, Donna Roman, Raymond Clyd Russell, Patricia Ryder, Lucille Sasser, Barbara Sauls, June Savage, Nancy Saylor, Ester Schocklin, Larry Schramm. Buddy Screws, Vera Seaton, Terry Self, Pat Senterfitt, Wayne Sessions, Edith Shalley, Yvonne Sheddan, Carole Shelton, Margaret Shepperd, Thomas Shiver, Job H. Shubert, Mildred Sikes, Albert L. Simmons, Brenda Simmons, Gene Smith, Jackie Smith, Kathy Simmons, Johnny Singletar}’, Martha Skinner. Donnie Smith, Margery Smith, Rodney Smith, Steve Smith, Charles Smith, Cheryl Snedeker, Donna Sneed, James Snipes, Vernon Solomon, Lou Smith, Freddie Solomon, Ronnie Spaeth, Marsha Spence, Sharon Spirakis, Mary Spradley, Joyce St. John. Benjamin Stokes, Larry Stoppe, Peter Strickland, Charlotte Sutton, James Sweat, James J |4 Swilley, Rae Stafford, Bill Stefancsyk, Karen Stein, David Stephens, Wanda Stewart. Donald Stewart, Michael Sylvcst, Donnie Sylvester. Shirley Taylor, Bob Taylor, Maxine Thomas, Earnest Thomas, Ginger Thomas, Marvin Thomas, Patricia Thomas, Steve Thorne, John Thornton, Theresa Thornton, Zilca Tillman, Janice Tise, Kathy Tison, Luther Todd, Michael Tomberlin, Mildred Tompkins, Janice Trent, Duff ice Trueblood, Bobby Tuenge, Francis Tuengc, Ray Veal, Janie Vickers, Gary t Volper, Lou Vought, Earl Walden, Mary Waldron, Jerry Walker, Billy Walker, Bobby Wall, Connie Turner. Debbie Turner, John Turner, Sandi Waterman, Carol Waters, James Waters, Jenny Waters, Kathryn Weaver, Linda Webb, Jimmy Weeks, Linda Welch, Molly West, Dale Wheat, Charles White, Bobby White, Patsy Wiggins, Martha Wiles, Clayton Wilkes, Gayle Wilkinson. Janet Willard. Charles Long, William 115 Williams, Darrell Williams, Fred Williams, George Williams, Mitchell Williamson, Annette Willis, Danny Wilson, Regina Wilson, Vickie W'ingatc, Robert Woodcock, Linda Woodward, Herman Wray, Wayne Wright, Brenda Wright, Katherine Wunder, Grange Yancey, Leroy Yeates, Pete Young, Mary Young, Susan Young, Wendell Zientek, Carol Ann Zimmins, Linda Autographs 117 CLASS OFFICERS—PRESIDENT—Larry Rambach, VICE PRESIDENT—Joyce Nolan, SECRETARY—Cindy Conam, TREASURER—Judy Wittier, CHAPLAIN—Mary Kay Lofton, HISTORIAN—Nancy Smith 5 o P h o m o r c s Abney, Larry Adams. Connie Adams. Edward Akins. Dolly Alcott, Jerry Alexander. Jacinthia Alger, Pamela Allen, James Amiot, Billy Anders. Charlene Anderson, Betty Anderson. Grade Andres. Kim Aplcr, Lora Lee Arnold. Billy Arnold, Dianne Arowood. James Arpen, Cassandra Ashbrook, Pearl Ashley. Lake Athisson, Margaret Baker. Betty Baker. Paula Baker, Sandi Baker. Sandra Baldrcc. Dolores Ball. Wanda Ballantine, Robert Bargeron, Jean Barkley. Bonnie Barnes, Donald Barnhart, Richard Barron. Aray Bartchlett. Alan Baskin, Donna Batch, Sue Bates. Thomas Battles, Billy Beach, Marie Beckworth. Randy Bell. Eric Bell. Pam Bennett. James Bennett. Sharon Bernhard. Robert 118 Beverley, Roger Bielling. Fred BirdwelI. Gilbert Bishop, Karl Blank. Dennis Bogers, Mary Bohannon, Danny Bohannon, Terry Bolick, Elaine Bond, Gail Bornstcin. Richard Bouche, David Bowden. Stephen Boyette, Pamela Boyette, Preston Boyette, Stephen Boylston, Danny Braddy, Harry Bradley. Brenda Bradley, Duane Branch. Mary Brickel, Pamela Britt Eddie Brock. James Broaden. Barbara Broks, Cathy Brooks. Johnny Brooks. Karen Brown. George Bruce. Elaine Bryan, Clyde Bullock, Fred Burdette. Marilyn Burleson, Ann Burney. Patricia Burns, Kathleen Burnsed, James Burrell, Sandra Burroughs. Gary Burscss, Leonard Caddcll, Patrick Calabria. Priscilla Caldwell. Eugenee Caldwell. Gail Calhoun, Wayne Callahan, Mike Campbell. Carol Cancilla. Dainc Candeto. Joe Cannedy, Michael Carnes. Gail Cames, Robert Carpenter, Jim Carter, Herman Carter. Jerald Carter. Jimmy Castle, Reva Cates. Ray Catlett. Arlinc Caukin, Michael Chalker, Linda Chambers. Sandra Chauncey, Betty Chew, Thomas Chew, Tillie Clark, Janice Clarke. David Cloud. Ira Coffey. Mike Cohcc, Linda Coker. Kelly Coker, Susan Coleman. Mary Coley, Anne Collier, Richard Collier, Shirley Collins, Judith Coltrane, Preston Coman. Marcia Cook, David Cooke. Donna Coram. Cindy Corbett, Linda Cowart. Freddie Cox, James Cox, Julia Cox. Mariorie Cox, Thclton Crapps, Shirley Cravey, Martha 119 Crawford, Faye Crawford, Diane Crawford. Shirley Crews, Magalenc Vinnic Crews, Michael Wayne Cribb, Ronnie Cribbs, Joyce Crippen. Marlene Crosby. Judy Crossland, Ray Crumpler, Jean Cullreth. Gloria Cunningham, Cathy Curiel, Joe Daniels, Sallie Ann Dawson. Wayne Davidson. Wade Davis, Alicia Davis, lack Davis, william, Jr. Davis. Virginia Day. Brenda Daymudc, Juanita Dectz, Darryl Wayne DeLoach, Patricia Ann Dennard, Sherry DeWitt. Ronald Dixon, Cecil Dixon, Mike Dobbs. Roy Domcn, Rodney Dorman. Stella Marie Dubberly. Diana Duncan. Joseph Dundoll, June Dunlap. Janice DuPrce. Chandler Durham. Shirley Dykes. Judy Christine Dyson, Roycc Faye Edmundson, Marsha Edwards. Susan Effler. Vickie Ennis, Tom Enterkin, Ruth Erdelyi, Frankie Evans, Steven Evcaritt. Nancy Everett, James Ezzell. Guy Robert Faircloth, Mickey Faulkner. Marilyn Fcrdon, Frances Findley. Brenda Fleming, Debora Flournoy. Sandra Forehand, Shirley Forsyth, Thomas Fowler. Judith Ann Francis, Michael Franz. Patricia Frazier, Claudia Freiden, Saul Frew, Angela Fugal, Rebecca Fuhrmann, Elizabeth Ann Futch, Cheryl Futch, Tommy Gable, Kathy Garcia. Dina Garmon. Angela Garner, Gerald Garrett, William Garrison. David Geiger, lanet Geiger, Michael Geoghagan, Frank Gibbs, David Gibbs, Marsha Gibbs, Twinkle Gibstcin, Lawrence Gifford. David Gilbert. James Gill, Andrea Gill, Sandra Gilley, Shelia Gleaton. Ronnie Godbold, I.cn Goddard, Susan Goodman, Thomas Goodroe. Linda Gordie. Randy Graham. Marlene Gray, Sharon Green. Carol Green, Norman Greene. Judy Greene, katny Greer, Freda Gregory. Jimmy Gregory, Marie Griffin, ferry Griffis. Joan Grillo. Frances Grisham, Bettic Grisham. Steve Guest, Steve Guinn, Mike Guinn, Robert Gurley. Billy Hall. Billy Hall. Claudia Hall. Jay Hall. Kathy Hall. Lorraine Hall, Patricia Hall, Sandra Holton, Cecelia Hamilton. Betti Hamilton. Karen Handlee, Rebecca Hanson, Dianne Harden, Sharon Harless, Bruce Harper, ferry Harper. Nancy Harper. Richard Harper. Wayne Harris, Larry Harris. Marsha Harrison. Gail Haskins, Bobby Hawkins. Eugene Hayden. Leo Hayes, Marsha Hemingway, Aubry Henley, Glcnis Henry, Charles Herron, David Higdon. Glenda Higginbotham. Bobby Higginbotham. Peggy Hill. Carol Hill, Ernest Hilliard. Joyce Hinds. Kenneth Hinnant. William Hintc, Sherry Hirschman, Maxine Hodges. Dorothea Hodges, Lynn Hodges, Marsha Holewinski. Lorraine Holland, Linda Holmes. Tracy Hood. Betty Hopkins, Suzanne Horton. Linda Host. Mary Lou Howard. Barbara Howe, Susie Howell. Dorothy Howell, June Howell, Ronald Howghton, Sharon Hoyes, Mike Hull. Judy Hunter. Linda Hurst, Dwight fngham. Sandra Janz, Fred I ay, Mike cwell. Betty ewcll, Billy iacopcllo, Michele ohns, Edna ohnson, Ralph ohnson, Robert ohnson. Sandra ones, Betty 121 (ones, Brenda [ones, Carolyn (ones, Eva [ones, Gary [ones, Ralph [ones, Ricky Iordan, Jerry lowers, Kamond umpp. Dale iuni, Fun« Carst, Nancy Kazik, Diane- Keller, Victoria Kennedy, Janice Kennedy, John Kennedy. Neal Kerby, Patricia Kimbrcl. Joyce King, Terry Kinghorn, Barbara Krcstaludc. Larry Kunz. Jer'v Lambros, Barbara Lanier. Theresa I.atond, Paul Lawton, Mellroy Ledford. Ricky Leis, James L. Lcitch, Anan J. Lemire, Lucille Lewis, Charlene Lienau. Gwen Lilly. Janet Lloyd, Howard Lofton, Mary Kay Lominick, Sandra Long, Faye Long, Laura Lott. Jimmy Lott. Linda Lowcns, Richard Lowther, Ed Luksha, Barbara Lynch. Jimmy Lynch, Sue Maddox. Darlene Manly, Bobby Mann. Bonnie Manning. Harry Marston. Sandra Martin. Lucy Martinez, Carmelo Masciale, Vincent Maskarine, John Mathews. James Mathis, Jean Matthews. Donald McCaffrey, Charles McChmma. Edward McClenaghan. Darlene McCollum. Doris McCrary. Lena McDowell, Mike McDowell, Vivian McGinnis. Douglas McGranic. Gordon McGregor, Cheryl McKenzie. James McKinney. Herbert McLachlen, Patricia McLaughlin, Bill McLeod. Randall McNiel, Gail Mcnottc. Robert Merritt, Robert Merrow, Albert Merrow, Lonnie Meslino, Rosemarie Mcthirn, Brenda Michel. Peter Miller, Darla Miller. Donald Miller, Lonnie Mills. Bill Milton, Wanda Mims, Gloria Mims, Linda Mitchell. Freddy Mitchell, Gloria Mitchell. Kenneth 122 Mitchell, Matthew Metto, James Mixson, John Mizell, John Mock, Donald Moore, Brenda Moore, Dean Moore, Jack Moore, Wanda Moratore. Dolores Morgan, Daniel Morrison. Danny Morton, Dwayne Moseley. Diane Moseley, Lawrence Mullins, Jo Ann Mullis. Mickey Nail, Dan Nasser. Akram Nelson, Brenda Ncrretcr, Paula Ncssmith. Ricky Nettles, Mary Newsom. James Newton. Pamela Niewenhoue, Jan Nipper, Clyde Nolan, Joyce Nolan. Lynda Norman. Susan Morris, Terry Nutter, Linda Cffiver. Wayne O'Quinn. Sue Orange, Nancy Osborne, Silas Owens. Mary Ann Pafford. Cl Iford Palmer. Beckic Parmenta. James Parrish. Clifford Parsone, Antia Payne. Billy Payne, David Peace, Robert Pearce. Carl Pearce, Sue Peelc, Cheryl Petham, Walter Penelope, Norman Pennington, Peggy Perk:ns. Chip Perkins. Gary Peterson, Robert Petty, Pamela Phelps, Henry Phillips. Raymohd Phillips. Reggie Pierce. Linda Pirkle, Henry Pitt. Jack Pittman, Susan Placke, Paul Plcmmons, Jennifer Plunk, Morris Polatty. Robert Polston, Linda Porter, Vivian .Porter, Wanda Potter. William Powell, Daniel Prevatt, Sherry Price, Linda Prosser, Susan Puckett. David Pullo, Randy Quina, Kathy Raby, Joe Rafuse. Ammie Rahn. Wayne Raker, Thelma Rambach, Cheryl Rambach. Larry Ratliff. Larry Raulcrson, Claudian Raulersori,‘Corley Raulcrson, Mary Ann Rausc, June Rawlinson. Jackie Reece. Barbara 123 Reed, Mcrdella Reese, Robin Register. Edward Reilly. Pat Rhoden. Pat Richardson, Steven Riddle. Linda Rimondi. Glenn Riner, Woody- Ring. Kenneth Roberts, Judy Robertson. Dianne Rodgers, Mary Jo Rogers. James Rogers. Robert Rose, Lucinda Roth. Sandra Rowell, David Rowland, Gary Rush, Darlync Sadler. Tim Samor'isky, Joey Sandell. Hazel Sanders. Marcia Sapp, Carolyn Sapp. Linda Sapp, Ronnie Sauls, Kathie Schaaf. Robert Schikl n. Nancy Schramm. Michelle Scott. Betty Jo Scott, Preston Scott. Susan Scavcy. Robert Sellers. Bessie Sentcrfitt. Patricia Shedd. Gerald Shcarin, James Shcppcrd. Ralph Sherrod. Jerry Shirnk. Steve Shrewsbury, Laura Siemcr. Bobby Sikes. Sara Sikes. Sharon Simmons, Phillip Simmons. Stanley Simmons, Teddy Simmons. William Singletary, Rhoda Shaw. Donald Smart, Latrclle Smieszek, Mary Smith. Bobctte Smith, Carl Smith, Elaine Smith, James Sm:th. Jennings Smith, Jerry Smith, Linda Smith, Nancy Snyder. Patricia Soles, Belinda Soles, Richard Solomon, James Solomon, Mary Somerset, James Sova. Ann Stafford. Carol Stafford. Sharon Starling, Cathy Starling, Phyllis Starling. Richard Stefaneli, Olivia Stephen. Robert Stephens. Derrcll Stevens. Kay Stewart. Tommy St. John, Mary Stokes, Sharon Stone, Rickey Strayer, Terry Stroud, Jimmy Strout. Brenda Strube, Linda Stull. Martha Sturdivant. Ruth Ann Sturdivant. Kathleen Summey. Florene Sweat. Annette Tarpley, Sandra Taylor. Barbara Taylor. Betty Taylor. Elizabeth Taylor. Jim William Taylor. Shotsic D. Tedder. James Carter Thigpen, Regina Thomas. John Thomas. Martha Thompson. Edwin Thompson. Elaine Thompson. Robert Michcal Thompson. Roy Thorne. Kenneth Timmins. William Tison. Charles Tittle, Thomas Trocger, Patsy Tucker. Joyce Turner. Alice Turner, Eugene Turner. Thomas Ursey. Edwin Vansickel. Danny Vangan. Charles Vickers. Steve Victorhamar. Smith Voght. Dorothy Wallace, Frank Walter, Raley Warrines. Dianna Warrington. James Washington. David Watts. Ally Watts, Marilyn Webb. Milton Webber, Jim Wchrcnberg. Stephen Weldon, Corben Weldon. Rebecca West. Steve Westbcrry, Patricia White. George Whitman, Linda Whitter, Judy Wiggins, Burle Wiggins, Kenneth Witcher, Penny Williams. Gregory Williams. Johnny Williams, Le Verne Williams. Nancy Williams. Richard Williams. Vernon Ray Wilson, Linda Wilson. Samuel Wilson, Willie Wingate, Wayne Winkler, Sarah Witt. James D. Wolf, Jeannie Wood, Sheila Woodruff. Jimmy Wynn, Brenda Wynne, James Yarbrough. Edith York. Mason Young, Edward Young, Frank Young. To Ann Young. Larry Young. Mary Youngblood, Melinda 125 126 Rational Honor Society President—BOBBY DEASON Vice President—MARSHA BARR Secretary—SALLY HELVENSTON Treasurer—DEBORAH SIMPSON Chaplain—JANICE NEWCITY Row I, L-R: Mona Gaines, Kathleen Adams, Deborah Simpson, Deborah Green, Dana MacWilliams, Lyn McDonald, Thyra Richardson, Georgette Shalley, Martha Chapman, Jean LaBauve, Sandra Godboldt, Helen Ludke, Row 2, L-R: Maria Chesneau, Linda Neal, JoAnn Douglas, Joy Graham, Rebecca Bennett, Linda Landis, June Sadler, Dortha Obsharsky, Anne Aspinwall, Pamela Napier, Brenda Alexander, Nancy Calhoun, Claudia Houser, Row 3, L-R: Sally Helvenston, Linda Mosher, Bobby Deason, Helen Bogcrs, Donna Brantley, Penny Wertman, Alice Wood, Judy Gordie, Mary Lou Whitehurst, Ann Kennedy, Carolyn Goodroe, Ann Hair, Marsha Barr, Mrs. Camp, Row 4. L-R: Roger Baskin, Madeline Rimondi, Sharon Clark, Patti Thompson, Marguerite Collins, Ken Lewis, Jan Dickens, Janice Newcity, Cathy Hazouri, Josephine Harrell, William Nail, Carol Martz, Stuart, Row 3, L-R: Joe Abid, Don Mace, Michael Hawkins, James Cross, Phil Hopper, Robert Ward, Joseph King, Frank Host, Bobby Turner, Bruce Holmes, John Hollister. 128 JOE KING Chairman Student Council Row 1, L-R Donald Haltiwanger, Mr. Davis, Cindy Whittington, Joe Abid, Emily Rutherford, Joe King. Ronnie Bennett. Marsha Barr, Bill Nail, Jan Dickens, Susan Rountree, Phil Holt. Row 2, L-R: Susan Coker, Kathy Smith, Diane Camp, Janice Clark, Joyce Nolan, Susan Edwards, Laura Shrewsbury, Gndy Coram, Margie Cox, Nancy Morrow, Sheila Hollis, Larry Ramback. Row 4, L-R: Jean Bargeron, Dottie Anderson, Shirley Crawford, Sally Anderson, Angie Dixon, Linda Kelly, Jackie Cox, Jeanne Harris, Patty Thompson, David Stein, Mike Hawkins, Robert Mixon. JEAN LABAUVE—Secretary JUDY BARBER—Treasurer KATHY ADAMS—Chaplain JOHN HOLLISTER—Mascot MARSHA BARR— President MARGARET HAYDEN— Vice-President Civmttes Row 1, L-R: Diane Kendrick, Marlene Valo, Dianne Camp, Margaret Hayden, John Hollister, Kathy Smith, Mary Kay Lofton, Janet Geiger, Jean LaBauvc. Row 2, l R: Sally Helvenston, Laney Powell, Mona Gaines, Kathy Adams, Joyce Nolan, Susan Coker, Janice Clark, Lyn McDonald, Margie Clark. Row 3, L-R: Marsha Barr, Nancy Morrow, Judy Barber, Joy Graham, Laura Shrewsbury, Andrea Gill, Nancy Smith, Brenda Alexander, Candy Dye, Terry Strayer. Row 4, L-R: Marguerite Collins, Patti Thompson, Linda Kelly, Patty Moore, Angie Dixon, Emily Retherford, Maria Chcsneau, Greer Branch, Jan Dickens, Carol Martz, Carol Stuart. 130 key Club Row 1 LR: Pat Freeman, Phil Hopper, Mike Hawkins, George June, David Stein, Margie Clark, Fung Jung, Joey Samorisky, Bill Nail, Bobby Deason, Dan Anderson. Row 2, L-R: Keith Carter, Ken Lewis, Gene Davis, Glenn Davis, Robert Mixon, Joe Abid, Roger Baskin, Don Haltiwanger, Herman Skipper, Jimmy Cross, Bruce Burleson. Row 3, L-R: Luther Tison, Mike Hodge, Pete Stoppe, Joe King, Jim Harvey, Frank Host, Bobby Turner, Phelps, Larry Rambach, John Hollister, Kenneth Campbell. JIM HARVEY—President, PHIL HOPPER—Vice President, JIMMY CROSS— Recording Secretary, BRUCE BURLESON—Corresponding Secretary, HERMAN SKIPPER—Treasurer, BOBBY DEASON—Chaplain. 131 1966 SALLY ANDERSON— Editor MR. L. D. JOHNSON, Sponsor JACKIE LYNCH 02.0 C C£ Editorial LINDA MARSH KATHY KIRKLAND 132 business JEAN BARGERON BEI.VAF. HOLMES MARSHA HARRIS Parents Zeacker Student 1st Row—Mrs. E. E. Morgan, Mrs. Troy Ratliff, Mrs. T. W. Goodman, Mrs. L. L. Givens, Mrs. J. C. Beaty, President, Mrs. R. O. Yeldell, Mrs. W. L. Harvey, Mrs. W. C. Bargeron, Miss Clara Weltch, Robert Mixon, President, class of ‘61 2nd Row—Dr. Emily Atkins, Mrs. R. C. Schall, Mrs. E. S. Prows, Mrs. J. M. Webber, Mr. R. W. Lockett, Principal, Mrs. T. V. Howard, Mrs. Veda Thirlwell, Mrs. J. F. McCormack, Mrs. J. D. Nichols 3rd Row—Mrs. J. E. Holmes, Mrs. C. E. Haas, Larry Rambach, President Class of '68, Mrs. R. S. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. R. L. Oreair, Joe King, Student Council, Mrs. J. A. Dowling, Mrs. G. L. Dickens, Mrs. J. F. Freeman. Athletic boosters Association 1st Row—L-R. Mrs. J. M. Peeples, Mrs. Lemuel Sharp, Mrs. Fred V. Cooper, Mrs. A. B. Tredinnick, Mrs. E. Cliff Horton, Mrs. E. L. Hope. 2nd Row— L-R. Mrs. R. W. Lockett, Mrs. S. J. King, Mrs. Arlie Holland, Mrs. Paul Giorgetti, Mrs. R. O. Yeldell, Athletic Director A1 Hect, Mrs. A1 Hcct, Mrs. E. D. Gillmore, Mrs. J. D. Davis, Mrs. Elmer R. Kelley, Mrs. E. J. Andring, Mrs Chas. R. Stephens. 134 Seroda J Veens Row 1, L-R: Susan Kelly, Rosie Walden, Priscilla Bryant, Nicky Brown, Brenda Bass, Diana Goddard, Nancy Bennett Row 2 L-R: Shirley Lloyd, Kay Edmondson, Carol Waterman, Judy Miller, Joymena Barnett, Mary Wilson, Norma Potter, Row 3, L-R: Jackie Cox, Linda Hendry, Beverly Barber, Joanne Denmark. SHIRLEY LLOYD Treasurer JACKIE COX President MARY WILSON Secretary 135 MARGIE CLARK— President CINDY WHITTINGTON— Vice President JEAN LA GAUVE—Secretary CAROLYN HOLMES— Rec. Secretary SUSAN ROUNTREE— Chaplain DIANE KENDRICK— Treasurer BARBARA GEORGE— Parliamentarian JOY GRAHAM— Program Chairman GAYLA LOWERY— Social Chairman PATTY MOORE— Service Chairman MARLENE VALO— Money Making Chairman PATTI THOMPSON— I.C.C. Delegate Meta ] -Zeens Ken Lewis, Mascot. 1st Row L to R—Susan Coker, Marlene Valo, Brenda Wright, Jean LaBauve, Brenda Findley, Sue OQuinn, Marsh Edmondson, Susan Pittman, Gloria Mims, Michele Jacopello, Row 2 L to R—Dee Radford, Lynn Wulff, Brenda DuBcrry, Carolyn Clements, Martha Charpman, Ann Pillsbury, Linda Crantford, La Trelle Smart, Cindy Whittington, Joyce Nolan, Janice Clark, Row 3 L to R—Susan Rountree, Pam Napier, Joyce Hilliard, Greer Branch, Margie Clark, Candy Dye, Carolyn Homes, Helen Joseph, Barbara George, Diane Kendrick, Patti Thompson, Patty Moore, Jenny Waters, Beryl Clark, Maria Chesneau, Gail Bailey, Joy Graham, Brenda Cranford .Patsy White, Laura Shrewsbury 136 WALTER HOLLAND Sgt. at Arms JACK FARAH— Chaplain G. A. CRIBBS— Sgt. at Arms RAY KNIGHT— Vice-President GAYLA LOWERY— Mascot JANS ROZIF.R— President WALTER MONTGOMERY— Secretary Beta Mi-V BOBBY LEE— Treasurer Row 1. L-R: Rick Humphries, Alson Turner, Rusty Blume. Jack Farah, Delmas Butcher, Gayla Lowery, Gene Chesser, David Brad yB°bby A11? George Johnson, Raymond Knight. Row 2, L-R: Bob Langley. Alva King. Wajdy Nasser, George Humphrey, Lonnie Torrey Fred Ellis Jule Kirk, Walter Holland, Bruce Holmes, Pat Reilly, Chuck Wray, Michael Riley, Joe Driggers. Row 3, L-R: Frankie Hillhouse. Earnest Thomas. Walter Montgomery, Johnny Hamlin. Lindsey Wilson. G. A. Cribb, Bobby Lee. Steve Melson, Jans Rozier. Pat Orvin. Leo Higgs, William Long. 137 RICHARD HARVEY— President DOUG SESSIONS— Vice President JOE KING— Treasurer kappa Mi- V CLINTON TAYLOR— Secretary ROBERT GASKINS— Sergeant of Arms DON HOLTIWANGER— Chaplain DIANE KENDRICK— Mascot Bip La9nn ,TayIorA Ricia,rd Harvcy;,Bfbfe °'Brien’ Di?ne Kendrick, Bill Nail, Henry Braswell, Barry Gay, Larry Miller, Bobby Walker, Mr. Darrell CrC,DTl r?U-f w P°n HTa,tI nger Mack McGawan, Dav.d King. Dan Nail, jack Moore, Robert Gaskin, Nicky Brown, Doug Sessions Row 3 John Shed dan, Robert Daniels, Walter Jones, Joe King, Lee Edwards, Steve Smith, Anthony Flight. Mitchel McDaniel, Tommy Herrington, Jim Harvey 138 L-R: JANICE DUNLAP—Chaplain, PRISCILLA KILCREASE— Secretary, DEBBY SIMPSON—President, BOBBY WARD—Treas- urer, W. C. COOK—Vice-President, ELIZABETH KALE—Report- er, FRANCES PEACOCK—Historian. Cibrary Council Row 1, L-R: Laura Todd, Mary Lou Henderson, Elizabeth Jenncwinc, Donna Kale, Janice Dunlap, Adelle Kennedy, Debby Simpson, Frances Peacock, Nan Mussel- white, Jeanne Edwards, Cam Rawlins, Jackie Taylor, Linda Whitman. Row 2, L-R: Elizabeth Kale, Angela Garmon, Jerry Alcott Sheryl Shamlaty, Gail Carnes, Darlene Maddox, Mildred Tomberlin, Lynn Haddock, Dana MacWilliams, Barbara Roberson, Mona Gaines, Margaret Jones, Alice Bass Priscilla Kilcrcasc, Row 3, L-R: Michael Daniels, Marion Cubbcdge, Larry Harris, Beverly Hitsehman, Barbara Taylor. Ann Kennedy, Sherry Dennard Barbara Luksha, Nancy Morrow JoAnn Douglas. Gail Brantley, Mar)' Brooker, Hilda Guthril. Row 4, L-R: Mrs. Elisabeth Stearns, William Cook, Ronnie Hardin, Joe Elliott, Jimmy Saffold Chuck Wray, Harold Coffield, Robert Seavey, Fred Janz, John Thorne, Frank Lupato, Michael Thompson, Dan Anderson. Row 3, L-R: Mrs. Walter Jones, Bill Mills, Michael Lervis, David Payne, Joe Taylor, Robert Ward, Don Mace, Frank Hendricks, Thomas Shcpperd, Ronnie Merrow, Mrs. Dorothy Mendoza. 139 Senior SONIA LANE—President BOBBY DEASON—Mascot CANDY DYE—Vice President CAROL STUART—Secretary BARBARA PLYMILL—Treasurer SANDRA GODBOLT—Chaplain MASCOT—Bobby Dcanson Row —Carolyn Clements, Marie Sanford, Martha Chapman, Wanda Chesser, Ann Giffin, Karen Musto Judy Stover, Sandra Godbolt, Georgette Shalley. Jean LaBawve, Diana Dunnam, Karen Barket, Kathie Grimm, Barbara Haddock Row 2, Manly Hutto, Sallie Mane Bunoughs, Linda Ballard, Lee McRae, Margaret Mitchel, Kathy Adams, Debbie Simpson, Deborah Green Susanne Musgrove, Thyra Richardson. Frances Peacock, Jeannetta Waters. Nan Musselewhite, Ann Pillsbury, Brenda DeBerry, Row 3 Mar)' Butler, Karen Ledford, Andrea Brack, Pam Napier, Mona Gaines. Mary Lou Henderson. Angie Rountree, Patty Wall, Dana Mac- Williams, Priscilla Bryant, Sandi Turner, Linda Turner, Edye Watts, Becky Pickiring. Row 4 Eloise McDavid, Anne Aspinwall Nancy Cal- houn, Claudia Houser, Linda Tittle, Patsy Wilson, Gayla Lower)', Lynn Wulff, Carolyn Holmes, Diane Kendrick, Barbara George, Dee Radford, Jane Dowling, Lyn McDanald, Sheryl Shamlaty, Row 3 Linda Marsh. Dee Sigmon. Vicke Wallace, Susan Rountree, Jana Timsleey, Linda Landis, Dortha Obsharsky, Glenda Pope. Mary Lord, Iris Ogilvie, Jean Smith, Susan Brown, Paula Cannon MASCOT—Bobby Deason, First Row—Joyce Hilliard, Mary Crews, Kay Edmondson, Shirley Skinner, Brenda Costlow, Ann Withers, Linda Carter, Joy Barnes, Donna Pantya, Pat Haddock, Barbara Carter, Cindy Whittington Margie Clark, Batty Taylor, Second Row— Ann Hair, Judy Key, Frances Luksha, June Vallerchamp, Joy Graham, Greer Branch, Brenda Alexander, Candy Dye, Sonia Lane, Barbara Plymill, Cheryl Althouse, Linda Stone, Joy Woolard, JoAnn Lewis, Shirlie Duvall ?h rd Row—Sharon Clark, Maria Chcsncau, Linda Neal, Marsha Barr, Becky Bennett, Sally Hclvenston, Mary Wilson, Helen Bogers, Alice Wood, Brenda Ayars, Beryl Clark, Gail Bailey, Bonnie Jones Jonna Goodnow, Beverly McCoy, Fourth Row— Martha Goodwin, Brenda Rams, Vivian Williams Lala Renshaw, Patricia Pistey, Sarah Pierce, Margaret Ballantine, Margaret Harris, Jan Dickens. Carol Martz, Carol Stuart Janey Byrd, Cathy Hazouri, Penny Wertman, Fifth Row—Madelin Rimondi, Jackie Cox, Beverly Hirschman, Nancy Woodham, Patti Thompson, Janice Tison, Marguerite Collins, Edith Edwards. Marian Baxter, Madelyn Floyd. Janice Newcity, Kathy Harrell, June Wamock. Carolyn Frazier, Donna Starling. Jackie Lynch youth for Christ L-R: CLIFFORD PARRISH—Pianist, JACKIE LYNCH—Secreta -Treasurer, STAN BARBER— Vice-President, JOHN DENMARK—President. Row 1, L-R: Darlene Maddox, Sheryl Shamlaty, Pat Mayo, Susanne Musgrove, Regina Thigpen, Tina Givens, Jcanetta Waters, Margaret Hayden, Rosalyn Koon. Row 2, L-R: Terry Batton, Jackie Lynch, Carol Hurlbut, Twinkle Starr Gibbs, Becky Bennett, Brenda Alexander, Susan Rountree, Prue Snead, Alice Bass. Row 3, L-R: Phil Holt, Rady Price, Frank Farmer, Stan Barber, Cliff Parrish, John Denmark, Nancy Richardson, Pat Burney, Suzanne Hopkins, Diana Hutcherson (not pictured). future Homemakers of America First Row: ANN HAIR—Secretary, SONIA LANE—President, CLAUDE CROFT--Mascot, IRIS NEWMAN—Vice President, SUSAN BROWN—Treasurer, Second Row: KAYE EDMONDSON—His- torian, JANE DOWLING—Parliamentarian, BECKY PICKERING— Chaplain, BECKY BENNETT—Chaplain First Row: Jane Dowling, Sonia Lane, Kathy Adams, Mary Lord, Elaine Atkins, Susan Weeks, Frances Peacock, Becky Pickering Pam Parton. Georgette Shailey Kathie Grimm, Second Row: Miss Womack, Susan Brown, Joy Barnes, Kay Edmondson. Shirley Skinner, Joy Woolard Kathy Al igood, Ann Marie Hair Landis, Becky Bennett, Brenda Alexander. Mrs. Gains. Third Row: Jackie Cox, Nancy Woodham, Ins Newman, Janice Newcity, Molly Lee, Kathy Harrell, Margaret Harris, Greer Branch, Margaret Ballantinc American Jield Service MARIA CHESNEAU D AMATO Maria is our first foreign ex- change student. She is from Cara- cas, Venezuela and is 18 years old. Maria speaks fluent English, is a good student and is well loved by all the students at Jackson. OFFICERS: L-R, LYNN MacDONALD—Chaplain, CINDY WHIT- TINGTON—Secretary, HERMAN SKIPPER—President, JAN DICK- ENS—Vice President, MARSHA BARR—Treasurer. Row 1, L-R: Margie Clark, Cindy Whittington, Marie Chesneaus, Candy Dye, Lynn MacDonald, Row 2, Jane Dowling, Andrea Brack, Cathy Hazouri, Marsha Barr, Carol Stuart, Sally Anderson. Mrs. Harvey, Row 3, Jan Dickens, Marqueritc Collins, Jim Harvey, Bill Lukehart, Bruce Holmes. Row 1, L to R: Elaine Bolick, Tina Givens, Cindy Whittington, Rosie Walden, Priscilla Bryant. Brenda Alexander, Jane Dowling. Row 2; Arlene Catlitt, Candy Dye, Karen Ledford, Sharon Spence, Jonna Goodnow, Beryl Clark, Susanne Musgrove. Row 3: Brenda Day Greer Branch, Jenny Waters, Barbara Plymill, Gail Bailey, Linda Richards, Mrs. Crittendon, Sponsor. Phil Hopper, Mascot. CAROLYN HOLMES— President Pep Club CINDY WHITTINGTON— Vice President JENNY WATERS— Secretary BRENDA ALEXANDER— Treasurer GREER BRANCH— Committee Chairman 145 Society for Patriotism Row 1. L to R Rusty Blume, Dan Anderson, Michael Strube—Parliamentarian, Tim Thomas—Chairman, Ernest McKinney, Cindy Whittington, Margaret Mitchell; Row 2: Joe Abid, Glenn Davis, Bill Love, Sam Green, Herman Skipper, Mike Hawkins, Phil Hopper, Sally Anderson; Row 3: John Sheddan, Phil Holt, Larry Tipping, Sam Hawkins, Patrick Caddell, Jimmy Cross, Pat Orvin, Bruce Burleson 'Dental Zechnicians 146 Virginia Lott, Martha White, Gayle Hoggatt, Delyne Hooks, Janice Futch, Sarah Mixon, Janice Wynn Row 1, L-R: ANN KENNEDY— Parliamentarian, Polly Boatwright —Historian, BRENDA WRIGHT —Chaplain, MARGARET MITCH- ELL—Secretary, Row 2, WILLIAM REEDER—Sergeant at Arms, ROB- ERT LANGLEY—Treasurer, JOE TAYLOR—Vice President, ROB- ERT WARD—President Spanish Club Row 1, L-R: Donna Kale, Rosie Walden, Shirley Rafuse, Larry Harrison, Polly Boatwright. Brenda Wright, Margaret Mitchell, Linda Ballard, Kathic Grimm, Janice Wakefield Row 2, Emily Retherford. Terry Strayer, Maria Chesncau, Ann Kennedy. Andrea Brack, Betsy Jennewine, Jeannie Wolf, Jonna Godnow, Dortha Ob- sharsky, Henry Brewer, Elizabeth Kale, Row 3, Robert Ward, Jerry Starling, Bill Reeder, Joe Taylor, Frank Host, Frank Farmer, John Morris, Bob Langley, Morns McClelian. Marian Baxter, Cathy Hazouri, Ricardo Perez (Sponsor) JOY GRAHAM—President NANCY MORROW—Vice President MARY KAY LAFFTON—Secretary MARGARET HAYDEN—Treasurer KATHY SMITH—Chaplain JOEY SAMORISKY—Reporter Catin Club Row 1 Nancy Morrow, Nancy Smith, Darlene Maddox, Ernest McKinney, Tina Givens, Maty Kay Lofton, Margaret Hayden, Peggy Wakefield RouT 2 Mr. Meizlik, Patrick H. Caddell, Ted Poindexter, Willis Robertson, Jenny Waters. Linda Neal, Joey Samorisky, Joy Graham French Club Row 1 L-R: Donna Kale, Bonnie Mann, Patricia Rhoden, Pearl Ashbrook—Chaplain, Kathy Burns—Secretary, Susan Weeks, Row 2, L-R: George Jung, Ann Kennedy, Cccile Dyal —Treasurer, Elizabeth Kale—President, Mary Jung, Betsy Jennewine, Karen Hamilton, Row 3, L-R: Randy Price—Sergeant at Arms. Tom Denning, Frank Host, Harold Coffield—Vice President, Linda Kelly, Angela Dixon. {judo Club Row 1, L-R: Barbara Plymill, Larry Wilson, David Gibbs, John J. Moore, Chip Perkins, Diane Kazik, Row 2, L-R: Dwayne Morton, Frank Hendricks, Kim Andres. Steve Johnson, Jot Smith, Tommy Taylor, Larry Hoffman. 149 luture Secretaries Association Left Side, Front to Back: Glaudia Houser, Helen Bogers, Sandra Godbolt, Miss Olsen, Donna Starling, Right Side, Front to Back: Marquerite Collins, Carolyn Frazier, Gail Bailey, Barbara Plymill, Middle, Front Row: Helen Ludke, Judy Stover, Lyn Haddock, Patsy Wilson, Middle, Back Row, June Warnock, Margaret Harris, Dorothy Hinte, June Sandler, Dana MacWilliams. Vocational Office Education Row 1, L-R: Donna Kale, Diana Wunder, Dana MacWilliams, Pat Wall, Angie Rountree, Carolyn Hurst, Debbie Green, Judy Stover, Sandra Godbolt, Helen Ludke, Row 2, L-R: Gail Bailey, Patsy Sands, Barbara Carter, Barbara Plymill, Cheryl Althous, Nancy Calhoun, Sheryl Shamlaty, Jackie Rush, Marie Borroughs, Lee McRae, Row 3, L-R: Marguerite Collins, Donna Starling, Carolyn Frazier, Margaret Harris, June Warnock, Dorothy Hinte, Josephine Harrell, Lynda Stone, Donna Brantly, Helen Bogers. 150 Cooperative business Education From Left to Right: PAUL WILSON—Historian-Reporter, GAYLA LOWERY— Social Chairman, PENNY MIXON—Parliamentarian, LINDA WIGGINS—Chaplain, KATHY ZINK—Treasurer, SANDRA LAMPP—Secretary, PEGGY MIXON—Vice- President, FAY GOODWIN—President. First Row L-R: Sandra Cole, Barbara Wagner, Ellen Caulkins, Penny Mixon, Peggy Mixon. Sharon Whitehead. Second Row, L-R: Mrs. Elizabeth Nichols Sandra Lampp, Diane Beazley, Linda Wiggins. Mary Lou Whitehurst, Kathy Zink. Gayla Lowery'. Third Row, L-R: Paul Wilson, Fay Goodwin. Becky Sellers, Donald Salter, Brenda Bennett, Judy Gordie. 151 d. e. 'Diversified Cooperative Draining L-R: PAT COLE—President, CONNIE ODOM—Vice Presi- dent, LINDA MOSHER—Secretary, SUSAN MOODY— Chaplain, SUSAN KELLY—Treasurer, DANNY CONNELL —Social Chairman, JOHN JOHNSON—Reporter-Historian, RAY McCULLUM—Parliamentarian. Row 1, L-R: Freddy Lloyd, Sheryl Shaw, Linda Jones, Susan Moody, Doris Gerhart, Linda Mosher, Judy Glisson, Row 2, L-R: Miss Helen Lloyd—Sponsor, Susan Kelly, Deen Johnson, Barbara Roberson, Danny Connell, Elaine Harper, Ray A. McCollum, Richard Dennard, Row 3, L-R: Connie Odom, William Smith, Loretta Wil- kinson, Patricia Cole, Rupert Benton, Kenny Cox, John Johnson, Vernon Cox. Mvanced Qirls Qlee PATTY MOORE President DIANN MOSLEY JUNE DUNDORE JEAN BARGERON Vice President Secretary Treasurer Row 1, LR: Mr. Robinson, Pat Franz, Dianna Harrell, June Dundorc, Calista Twisdalc, Virginia Davis, Brenda Finley, Ui Wanda Graham Jeanne Edwards, Libby Mims Jean Bargeron, Row 2, Helen Joseph, Brenda Coltrane, Betty Jones, Mary Smicszek, Angela Garmon, Joann Sikes, Shirley Crapps, Mane Dorman, La Frcllc Smart, Vickie Effler, Row 3, Marlene Crippen, Janie Brooker, Dolores Moratore, Teresa Lanier, Hilda Guthrie, Diann Mosley, Jeanme Wolf Marsha Harris, Sharon Harden, Linda Nash, Row 4, Charlene Anders, Imogene Blackstock, Darlene Dickerson, Patty Moore, Janice Tompkins, Carolyn Moratore, Cheryl McGregor, Donna Snedeker, Pat Pistey, Pam Petty, Row 3, Cliff Parish. Row 1, L-R: Gndy Whittington, Joyce Nolan, Lyn McDonald, Rudolph Woodcock, Sonia Lane, Susanne Musgrove, Ann Giffin, Mary Kay Lofton, Carolyn Jones, Wanda Chesser, Sharon Gray, Linda Lott, Row 2, Erin Phillips, Jonna Goodnow, Beverly McCoy, Sandra Baker, Fred Hollman, Shirley Sylvester, Alice Bass, Kitty Rawlings, Duyane Adams, Ann Withers, Merdella Reed, Row 3, Donnie Sylvest, Gayle Wilkes, Brenda Ayars, Brenda Costlow, Susan Brown, Craig Riggs, Julie Rivers, Darlene Maddox, Betty Taylor, Suzanne Waters, Linda Carter, Danese Proctor, Row 4. Janice Newcity, Gene Dice, Katherine Wright, James Waters, Wanda Stephens! Buddy Godwin, Iris Newman, Penny Wertman, Beverly Gray, Mary Spirakis, Cheryl Oreair, Row 3, William Long, Billy Lukehart, Jimmy Goodbread, Brusc Oliver Cliff Parrish, Robert Tanner, Buddy Tyrell, Johnny Roberson, Mary Allen, Dan Nail. OFFICERS, L-R: Billy Lukehart—Historian, Sonia Lane—Secre- ta iy-Trcasurer, Frank Farmer—President, John Denmark—Chap- lain, Phil Holt—Vice President. 154 Senior BOYS QUARTET L-R: Johnny Roberson, Mike Ferguson, Craig Riggs, Donnie Sylvest. Row 1, L-R: Diane Wunder, Danny Schaaf, Alice Milton, Cindy Alexander, Danny VanSickcl, Nan Musslewhite, Jeanetta Waters, Marilyn Hotto, Margaret Hayden, Linda Mizell, Linda Henderson, Patty Taylor, Row 2, Joann Lewis, Michael Fergerson, Sherry Prevail, Laura Shrewsbury, John E. Denmark, Gloria Gillyard. Prue Snead. Shearon Guyton, Kitty Harper, June Vallerchamp, Karl Bishop, Row 3, Jean Smith, Alice Wood, Edith Edwards, Carolyn Frazier, Gail Bailey, Carol Hurlbut, Suz- anne Hopkins, Iris Ogilvie, Chuck Ayars, Janie Veal, Patty Taylor, Carol Stuart, Row 4, Robert Bourbeau, Jan Dickens, Rickey Stone, Vivian Williams, Chandler DuPree, Pat Burney, Doug McGinnis, Jackie Lynch, Lonnie Adams, Evelyn Merchant, Pat Mayo, Row 3, Phil Holt, Milton Webb, Clifton Smith, Frank Farmer, Fred Bullock. Larry Rambach, Jerry Tompkins, Jack Moore, Ron Blair, Beverly Hirschman. Senior Chorus KENNETH ROBINSON—Director ENSEMBLE—First Row—Cindy Wittington, Suzanne Waters, Beverly McCoy, Patty Tailor, Jan Dickens, Edieth Edwards, Susan Brown Brenda Ayars, Lynn McDonald, Second Row—Jack Moore, Johnny Rob- erson, Mike Ferguson, Frank Farmer, Phil Holt, Billy Lukchart, Craig Riggs, Chuck Ayars, Carl Bishop ACCOMPANISTS Julie Rivers, Clifford Parish, Suzanne Waters fNER UP—Cindy Whittington Lyn McDonald Escort—Larry Sands 158 1st RUNNER UP—Sonia Lane, Miss Andrew Jackson—Susan Rountree, 2nd RUNNER UP—Cindy Whittington Anne Aspinwall Escort—Buddy Titshaw Lyn McDonald Escort—Larry Sands Miss A. J. and Contestants Sonia Lane Escort—Glendon Bennett Debbie Green Escort—Bobby Lee Becky Bennett Escort—Mark Lasher Gayla Lowery Escort—Leo Higgs Thyra Richardson Escort—Gene Davis Beryl Clark Escort—Butch Bolling MISTRESS AND MASTER of Ceremonies OF CEREMONIES Marsha Barr and Doug Vicki Redder Escort—Mike Bell Cindy Whittington Escort—Phil Hopper DIANE KENDRICKS—DOUG SESSIONS Queen Escort — Momecoming — 1966 COURT—LINDA BAILEY, BILL YELDELL; JEAN LABAUVE, JIM HARVEY; CINDY WHITTINGTON, HERMAN SKIPPER; GAYLA LOWERY, TOMMY HERRINGTON; SANDI TURNER, TOMMY BAINS; DIANE KENDRICK, DOUG SESSIONS. SONIA LANE ... BOBBY DEASON MARIA CHESNEAU . .. FRANK FARMER CAROL STEWART ... G. A. CRIBB JONNA GOODNOW .. . ROGER BASKIN JSest-M-Mound JAN DICKENS JOE KING Most Cikely to Succeed V T on a spree, the pickens from their money tree ... . '• U . — fcv- • • . • w A •r' 5' KEITH CARTER LYN McDONALD yW tf Zalented j To master the pogo” np -1 strictly a feat, and whirl ! ing the Hula-hoop’ .-j really is neat. But talents other than these they posin' are the reasoiysfrl way Lyn and Keith havcSf been chosen. , n. 164 165 Wr Ignorance is bliss but W5?y'these two don't know it, mfjk'Evcn if here it appears E j? that they show it Era? Mona and Steve are in- r? tellectually superior. And certainly couldn’t he considered inferior. i- TR £. 6 t fc fe � isz ’k t cr i t £ c ft - 3 fc £ £ � « 4 |l| « I 4 i 1 • 4 £ fk M. ” f t «=: ' ft 1 | f i i f i i $ J 7 i : i : i r : f $ ? I f STEVE MELSON MONA GAINES Intellectual 167 SONIA LANE JANS ROZIER Hrhe worm has turned on four athletes outstanding, gobby wants to golf but “Linda's demanding That he bait her hook so she can go fishing, ut a hole in one is what ‘■he is wishing mm 1; .. v. 1 sr 1 f'J BOBBY WELLS LINDA MARSH Most Emetic • I rvn Mf- These two are known as � -•; the friendliest pair— For smiling always, giv- jr ing more than their E: share, I - of love ?nd respect for |js£ their fellow man, A great way to be in any ■iti. and F1 1 Sn'V5'c''%_ . v V’ BUTCH BOLLING MARIA CHESNEAU friendliest Most Active SUSAN ROUNTREE KEN DELANEY 171 SEARS Freddie is inspired by Sandi's beauty, He's lucky indeed to paint such a cutie. But Sandi is happy and well she should be, to pose for an artist as handsome as he. FREDDY GRIFFEN SANDIE TURNER 172 173 JIMMY CROSS JACKIE LYNCH SALLY ANDERSON 174 i7i PHIL HOPPER Tight Tot 1st Row L-R . . . Ronine Plymill, Mike Hays, Frank Gillmore, Randall Hunter. Randy Dyal, Keith Carter Joe King. Randy Caldwell, Claude Croft, Delma Pritchard, Mike Riddle, Royce Bowen. 2nd Row—L-R . . . Vic Allen, Edward McClamma,1 Don Roberts, Brcnnic Barnett, Phil Hold, Richard Christian, Phil Hopper, Frank Mullins, Dale Green, Danny Macky, Mike Coffey, Danny Morgan. Larry Ragsdale. AL HECHT—ATHLETIC DIRECTOR HEAD FOOTBALL COACH JAMES HANNA—Football 178 lag Zigers ball 3rd Row—L-R .. . Ramond Gay, Jimmy Caldwell, Lynn Atkinson, Kirby Ganas, Glen Davis, Arnold Aspinwall, Jimmy Polston, David Hoffman, Steve Richardson, Lee Edwards, Mike Green. Guy Ezzell, Dewight Hurst, Sam Hawkins. PHIL HOLT BRENNIE BARNETT RICHARD CHRISTIAN The 1965 66 Football season was high- lighted by a close win over long time rival Lee. After winning only a few games in the regular season, the Jackson team ap- proached the Annual Homecoming game determined to win. In the first quarter, Stan Hunter scored easily, and Dan Mac- kay kicked the extra point to put Jackson ahead 7-0. In the second quarter, Hunter again scored and the extra point kick was good. Lfc was unable to score until the last 7 minutes . . . then they quickly re- peated on a touchdown pass play. The most exciting moments came when Richard Christian blocked a Lee extra point at- tempt, enabling Jackson to maintain a 1 e int lead. Lee threatened again, but Randy yal intercepted a Lee pass on the Jack- son 15 in the last 38 seconds of the game to put a thrilling finish to Jackson’s most important game. WE THEY 68 49 62 65 Wolfson 87 73 75 51 68 70 84 52 78 38 57 39 Wolfson 37 42 50 43 58 60 50 COACH FOLSOM lit Row: Bill Grimshaw, Bobby Tyree, Bobby Wells, Ronnie Bennett, Steve Smith 2nd Row: Louis Harem, Billy Walker, Albert Long, Danny Daniels, Luther Tison, Mike Green 187 STEVE SMITH MIKE GREEN LOUIS HAREM 1966 1966 1966 1966 1 9 6 6 1 9 6 6 L-R First Rou'— Pat Self, Tommy Lowe, Robei Raskins, Vernon Nipper. Raymond Futrill, Pat Arnett, Billy Grimshaw, James Burnscd, Mer. Second Kou —) rc Caldwell, Ronnie Bennett, Tommie Goodman, Guy Ezzell, Ronnie Rutherford, Don Haltiwanger, Mike Francis, Coach Hanna. 9 6 6 1 9 6 6 baseball Zeam JIMMY CALDWELL 190 RONNIE RUTHERFORD—BILL GRIMSHAW 1 DON HALTIWANGER First Row: L-R; Earl Vought, Mike Conekin, Allie Watts, Bill Nail, Row 2, Mike Strube, Clinton Brown, Jim Carpenter, Jim Rogers, Alson Turner, Row 3, John Sheddan, Frank Farmer, John Lloyd, Dan Nail, Mitch McDaniel, Coach Lee. Qiris’ Varsity Basketball COACH LA RUE DINKINS Chuck Ayars, Jimmy Snead, Barry Gray 1st Row-L-R Buddy Godv in, Danny Daniels, Johnny Cable, Lee Edwards, Bobby Walker 2nd Row—L-R Robert Bolling, Wayne Bunker. ttmm 1st Row-L-R • • Tom Snoddy, Bobby Woods, Bobby Deason, Ollie Barsh. Larry Miller, Coach Mendoza 2nd Row-L-R . Mike Riley Mgr., Ken Campbell. Rich Humphries, Frank Gilmore, Bill Lane, Steve Melson Mike Doyle. Cheerleaders MARGIE CLARK LINDA GREEN DIANA HUTCHERSON Head Cheerleader LINDA TURNER ■as PATSY WHITE MRS. BETTRE POWELL Sponsor SrV -- � � - .... SANDRA DUNK LEY BRENDA WRIGHT SUSAN ROUNTREE Head Cheerleader DIANE WUNDER CLARA SHALLIE MARY ETHEREDGE Ross Edwards—Assist. D. M.( Bonnie Mope—Maj., Bonnie Prosser—Head Maj., Kathy Grimm—Maj., Gene Davis—Drum Major, Jacqueline Carter—-Maj., Pamela Bell—Maj., Marilyn Watts—Maj., Faye Campbell—Maj., Judy Whitter—Maj., Jan Allen—Maj., Shiela Hollis—Maj. BAND ROSTER: John Ban, Becky Bennett, Mark Cooley, Michael Doyle, Ernest Harris, Michael Hiers, Theodore Hill, Richard Meyers, Henry Mooncyham, Marsha Braddock, Linda Cawkins, Craig Chambers, Jcanme Harris, Lysen Hemphill, Joseph Hicks, Michael Hodge, Gary Hussey, George Jewell, George Johnson, Vera Johnson, Ruth Laweless, Karl Lenon, Mane McClamma, John Mabry, Rebecca Parwin, Laura Powell, Michael Rimondi, Margie Smith, Rodney Smith, Sharon Bennett Robert Bernhard Linda Corbett, Frankie Erdelzi, Joan Griffis, Betti Hamilton, Bruce Harless, David Hale, Sandra Johnson, Ricky Ledford, Richard Lowens, Jimmy Lynch Robert Mevotte, Matthew Mitchell, Kenneth Ring, Lynnctte Stokes, Annette Sweat, Edward Wilson, Herbert McKinney. Andrew Jackson SALLY HELVENSTON— Quarter Mistress HENRY MOONEYHAN— Assistant Band Captain GENE DAVIS— Head Drum Major RICHARD MEYERS— 2nd Lieutenant MIKE DOYLE— 1st Lieutenant Row 1, L-R: Sally Helvenston, Bonnie Hope, Laura Powell, Joan LaRuth Griffis, Susan Prosser, Lynette Stokes, Jacqueline Carter, Pamela Jean Bell, Mary Etheredge, Rebecca Bennett, Row 2, L-R: Kathic Grimm, Carolyn Hollis, Lynn Hemphill, Barbara Mitchell, Ilia Marie McClamma, Diane Wilson, Linda Caulkins, Vera Ann Johnson, Bonnie Mac Prosser, Marsha Braddock, Edward Wilson, Craig Chambers, Jan Allen, Michael Hodge, George Jewell, Marilyn Watts, Ruth Lawless, Wanda Treadwell, Eugene Davis, Back Section: Nathan Lemen, Gary Hussey, Jean Harris, Malcomn Harris, Michael Doyle, Richard Meyers, Glenn Davis, Mark Cooley, John Bass, Henry Mooneyhan, Betti Hamilton. Ziger Rand GENE DAVIS Head Drum Major EDGAR FOOSHEE Band Director ROSS EDWARDS Assistant Drum Major HEAD—Bonnie Prosser, L-R . . . Pam Bell, Vickie Wilson, Susan Prosser. Marilyn Watts. Judy Whitter, Alternate, Jan Allen, Carol Campbell. Alternate, Sheila Hollis. Jackie Carter. Bonnie Hope, Kathy Grimm. Majorettes 1966 SHEILA HOLUS BONNIE PROSSER—Head Majorette KATHY GRIMM 202 BONNIE HOPE SUSAN PROSSER JAN ALLEN JACKIE CARTER PAM BELL CAROL CAMPBELL—Alternate JUDY WHITTER—Alternate VICKIE WILSON 203 Best Wishes to the CLASS OF '66 From Your Mayor LOUIS H. (LOU) RITTER Alumni of Andrew Jackson VISIT CITY OF JACKSONVILLE'S FREE MUNICIPAL ZOO The Most Outstanding Zoological Exhibit in the Southeast SEE JACKSONVILLE'S MODERN, GROWING ZOO 800 ANIMALS, BIRDS AND REPTILES NEW MODERN EXHIBITS AND HABITATS AMUSEMENT RIDES PICNIC GROUNDS BARBECUE FACILITIES GIFT SHOP FREE PARKING (Open Every Day—8:00 A.M. to Sunset) ARE YOU PLANNING A BIRTHDAY PARTY? SEE OUR NEW BIRTHDAY HOUSE Parents . . All this is yours for 60c per child. CAKE—ICE CREAM—FAVORS—CARTOON MOVIES AND TWO AMUSEMENT RIDES Minimum 10 children, maximum 30 children per party By Reservation only . . Call PO 5-6900 Class Room Days are Mondays through Fridays during the school year. On these days, we extend to school groups a special price of 15c per ride for the amusement rides. Sorry, we cannot extend these rates to any group on Saturdays, Sundays, official holidays, or during summer school vacations. NOTE: To reach the Zoo, take Expressway north from downtown . . a ten minute ride. Louis H. Ritter Mayor-Commissioner Safety Departments Henry T. Broadstreet Commissioner Highways and Streets CITY COMMISSION Dallas L. Thomas Commissioner Finance, Parks and Zoo J. Dillon Kennedy Utilities Commissioner Claude Smith Commissioner Health-Sanitation 205 New Guns Used Guns THE GUN-SITE 3302 Main Street 353-3780 COMPLETE GUN SERVICE HOTPOINT APPLIANCES QUAKER HEATERS Compliments of BARNEY BROWNING SONS FUEL OILS Ready, Willing, Able and Anxious to serve you. 1280 Crestwood St. POplar 4-0581 June Graduate CAN YOU QUALIFY? For Career Training As A • FASHION COORDINATOR • BUYER • FASHION MODEL • EXECUTIVE BUSINESS MACHINE OPERATOR (AND IBM KEYPUNCH) LIMITED ENROLLMENTS -----------STILL BEING ACCEPTED! “ Call Today—and speak with our highly trained Guidance Counselor to discuss the Right Future for you—Ph. 356-5864. American Academy of Fashion 610 JULIA ST. DOWNTOWN JACKSONVILLE 2245 Main Street Phone 354-8251 DOZIER AND GAY PAINTS Jacksonville Florida to the Class of 1966 KELLER FLORIST 2619 Liberty Street Phone EL 6-1417 Home EL 3-1041 PATTERSON TECH SUPPLY TECH 2-WAY DISTRIBUTOR DISTRIBUTOR BARDAHL PRODUCTS 3726 Main St. R. B. (PAT) PATTERSON Jacksonville, Florida MATTRESS CARPET WORKS, INC. Nature Gives You the Right to Sleep— Let GATE CITY Give You the Rest PAY AS YOU SLEEP Home Office 2081 Walnut St. Jacksonville Phone 355-3431 Florida FIRE AUTO WILLI FORD-MEEKS Insurance Agency 3738 Main Street Phone EL 4-0638 LIFE HOSPITAL 206 ToDe n iX J . M. M K.VIftBR OF F'DIC SEtfiOR m sElVlCE SPRING IELD ATLANTIC «I BANK IN OL’H 4C)th VEAIl OF COMPLETE BANKING SERVIC Phone EL 6-4714 Res. Phone: EL 6-4714 Authorized Dealer GEORGIA MARBLE Reg. U. S. Pat. Office THE SOUTHERN MONUMENT CO., INC. MONUMENTS, MARKERS AND MAUSOLEUMS L. M. NORVILLE 4500 Main Street Pres, and Gen. Manager Jacksonville 6, Fla. COMPLIMENTS OF CUT-RATE LINOLEUM AND TILE CO. •draw J 3819 t Opposite Andrew Jackson High School •“9 Mein St. PH. 3-55 7 or PH. EL S-0324 Congratulations to the Class of 1966 'A FRIEND' Your Garden Needs'—Seeds, Plants, Fertilizers, Pesticides, Tools WE DELIVER KEY-McCABE FUNERAL HOMES GEO. (1. HEWELL ee U tut6 3503 Pearl Street Jacksonville 6, Florida THOS.W SMITH. Prop Phone 353-1195 Jacksonville, Fla. Northside 4747 Main St. Phone 355-9545 Southside 3850 Beach Blvd. Phone 398-6497 GENERAL ELECTRIC . ZENITH . FEDDERS . QUAKER HOME APPLIANCE COMPANY Maytag Sales and Service PHONE EL 3-1745 2800 No. Main St. Jacksonville 6, Florida look for the golden arches 6610 North Main Street KYLE-McLELLAN, INC. FUNERAL DIRECTORS OVER 100 YEARS OF SERVICE IRS6 884 Calvin Oak 1809J SEC .. Mouiton 1 Kyle 18841887 Byron G. Oak tS3S-19.1l .... Ryle t Swanson 1887-1889 George W. Clark 1938 19G1 .... .... S. � Kyle 1889 1909 . Charles 1. Clark 1961 . Ryle Mclellan S. A. KYLE, LFD S. M. McLELLAN. LFD F. F. GAINES, JR., LFD 17 W. Union Street EL 3-3966 Member v «piMIio . . N count Sr'mnt j rlrr 207 208 Ambulance Service Phone 768-2597 COREY-KERLIN FUNERAL HOME Lady Attendant 1426 Rowe Avenue Jacksonville 8, Florida Gulf Life INSURANCE COMPANY i The Hallmark of Security . . . for career-minded graduates ... for protection-minded families GULF LIFE Insurance Company Home Office — 124 West Ashley Street HARDAGE SONS, INC. Funeral Directors 4315 Main Street EL 5-3551 Jacksonville, Florida 36th and Main EL 3-1211 Jacksonville, Florida THE FLORIDA TIMES-UNION Morning Sunday JACKSONVILLE JOURNAL Weekday Afternoons 356-1212 400 W. Adams St. Jacksonville 2, Florida 7:00-7:00 Weekdays JACKSON HI SNACK BAR 3728 Main Street Students Welcome HARDEN FLORIST 3315 Liberty Street Phone 356-8139 Floral Designs for All Occasions ER PHA M o PAITRIOCf ' ’r A OIAI EL 5 8376 y 2000 BOUIEVARO JACKSONVILLE. FLA. 209 Congratulations to the Class of 1966 Bank Northside . . . There's a Reason FLORIDA NORTHSIDE BANK OF JACKSONVILLE 3208 Main Street Complete Banking Facilities Member Florida National Group of Banks Member FDIC and Federal Reserve System Phone 768-6226 ( Hoorr’a tmec '•16 YEARS OF FINE FOOD 5890 Norwood Ave., Jacksonville. FHa. 32208 TM eottRAL Congratulations to the 1965 Graduates of Jackson High School CATERERS - RESTAURANT The Agency That Appreciates Your Business Most THE INDEPENDENT LIFE and ACCIDENT INSURANCE CO. PERCY CAMPBELL, INSURANCE Specializing in Auto Insurance for Underage Drivers Representing the Traveler” THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR LIFE INSURANCE For 24 Hour Service Call 356-7840 210 1738 Main Street Jacksonville, Ha. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES FOR JACKSON GRADUATES More than 15,000 banking jobs will be available across the nation this year. Many high school graduates will get them — and with them, good salaries, hospitalization, pension and re- tirement plans, a wide choice of work, plus educational opportunities. For details, call our Personnel Department. THE BARNETT FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF JACKSONVILLE Janice Donaldson—'58 AL'S MEN SHOP SPECIALIZING IN FORMAL RENTAL AND SALES 5304 Norwood Avenue PO 8-1615 MM JACKSONVILLE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Jacksonville, Florida ALLRED'S PEARL PLAZA PHARMACY 5322 Pearl Street Jacksonville, Florida We Give Efficient, Courteous and Prompt Service Prescription a Specialty PHONE EL 4-0155 Compliments of BAUDER SCHOOL OF FASHION 211 It's a Pleasure to Bank at The Atlantic ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF JACKSONVILLE Organized 1903 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FUTURE LEADERS OF JACKSON-VILLI ELBERT H. HENORICKS Ward One Second Term President of the Council W. 0. MATTOX. JR. Ward Five Second Term LEMUEL SHARP Ward Two Sixth Term BARNEY F. COBB Ward Three First Term CECIL F. LOWE Ward Seven Fifth Term CLYDE C. (RED) CANNON Ward Four Eighth Terra ROBERT R. ROBERTS Ward Six Second Term R. B. (DICK) BURROUGHS Ward Eight First Term R. LAVERN REYNOLDS Ward Nine First Term FROM YOUR NINE JACKSONVILLE CITY COUNCILMEN 214 WHAT’S NEXT? Congratulations on your graduation. You might find a job with a future waiting for you at Southern Bell. Why not give us a call? SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH CO. LIPS—Sonia Lane and Leo Higgs Ms. and COMPLEXION- FRECKLES— Candy Dye Claude Croft EYES— Sandi Turner Lawrence Greek HAIR— Doug Sessions Sally Helvenston DIMPLES— Bobby Deason Linda Neal Kathy Lee Delmas Butcher NOSE— Barbara George Richard Denmark TEETH— Deborah Green Phil Hopper SMILE— Margie Clark Bobby Lee y OW RE-Ml (A s' ij