Asheboro High School - Ash Hi Life Yearbook (Asheboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1961 volume:

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A , -'T - .- .4 - w,-r -vc- ' ffap' ue, .f 1 'lg .f i . Increased by other streams like unto itself, becomes Wider, deeper, greateifi 9 T ' ' 1 L 4 s , za. , I w I a L it 4 ' t gf n ill' ar -A 3. Q .1 9 Q .vi -4- 4 0954 s.Ii' ' , . A. 1 Q 'T . ' - QU? a? - Q ..,.Q. lust as 0110 individlml studcnt, striving, dolving for knowlcdgc integrity, and Cducatiou . . 10 I I I I gg u X IL I 2,1 if W 53 - ' L .. '93 Along with other students represents the many and invaluable amenities of learning . . . I g . .xi 11 if . ,mf 'L lust us stroke hy stroke the statue tzllies form under the mullet of the seulptor, so clan' hy clay personality is nuolclecl hy the influences which play upon it. The home, the church, the ueighlworhoocl, tht industry, the ree- reution, und countless other forces of Ashehoro play upon us and hr-ncl us in our particular directions of life. The icleus und icleuls that ure ours heeuuse of Ashehoro have given us responsibility to the town und to ourselves even though the streaun is sometimes winding uncl ofttilnes deep. The town, a reservoir of influences which play upon us . . C 'f X .- ' 'Q 1-ni' ,. ,,.,Ai. K .. 1 IN- -:,, .,:-- he-A' -gf Y ,gf , . V, .Ll 1 1 K .r . 4 ,Q '.:,'L' .. t J , -' -rl' ,. t '. . ,',Af' id2!nNQ,'xj 'J' L , . . . r- , vig 'J - inf, ', I ' 'f .- W. LA- -4-.-A SILLQ- b: ,lv-P ' 's s - JT: .21-'f -LL' or - ., 1 - f ' - e ,H-,:, . V .N ik.-4.-' .... ' ' ' 1 . -M-ff. K i?'v t V -Q 11,1-.M ' f- 'fc-, L...- V- ' ' ' ' . - Hi . J. - 5,7 - 5- 1 . . ' 0 - Lfqtfs .9 The uncicnt Creeks held truly that thc foundation of every state is the education of its youth. Thu founda- tions of our training ut Ashcboro High School uri' the factors and in- Hucnccs which mold aincl shape us for modern life. The knowledge-, cul- ture, fvllowship, aincl wisclom urns tht' cxpcricnccs which tht- faculty slmrf,-s with the stucli-nts. A scnsc of honor and achievement in the smull triumphs of claly-to-clay work pro- pures us for thc' ideals that will hc ours in yours to come. The school, an aiscncil ot lecumng Wltlllll that 1eservo1r From high hiclclen sources waiters flow Carving an course to the sen helow Thru lmrclesl rock, or ll clmnnel may Follow nn easier, leisurely Way. CURRICULUM F YW? gn mi N The Word shall make you think, and the thought shall make you free. Svil 5 ,,. Nlrs. Iflc-nnilwn lends a helping llancl to .It-l'ry, Ivan, and Ernie. XXX- lwttm-r iiiulwslaml Nl.a-In-tli llirough nlralnatiza 16 The English language is a beautiful instrument of communication, and as such it should be used with pleasure and cherished with pride. This is the philosophy of our language department. The teaching program is designed and executed with the hope of challenging students in the study of literature, model composition. enrichment of vocabulary, logical and effective self-expression, and the more academic side of English grammar. Ultimately we lea1'n that English is the serious business of the mastery of our language. We touch elbows and Through the study of the Romance and classical languages, French, Latin, and Spanish, students broaden their knowledge of the languages, litera- ture, arts, and customs of the dilferent nations and develop an interest in the people of other lands. Although we Hnd the nations diiferent in many respects, we are able to see many similarities be- tween these lands and ours. l , hearts with our foreign neighbors. '11 gg-gn F-5 .A . Z 37? Miss Bostick emphasizes the importance of mastering French vocabulary. Class, may I say again, we must learn about our Latin-American neighbors! 17 Awareness of the interdependence between man and his environment and democracy as the funda- mental pattern for group living in America are phases of the practical emphasis of the social studies department. The particularly formal objective of the program is to get the student to see the world as a place in which he lives and works and to motivate an understanding of the principles behind it. Ignorance of mans achievements dooms us to repeat the failures X nun ll lilmins Itlllllll mo un tcacllilig aids. Our mathematics department offers courses which ..,.1-f jeg-1-' are designed to fit the needs of each individual. ' Each course helps students think quantitatively and reason logically. This program strives to make our working with numbers more interesting, to acquaint us with the practical application of mathe- matics in daily living, and to prepare us for further study in this field. 1-3. Class, tell me why angle 2 is equal to angle P.S.B. Equations, axioms, theorems . . . our stepping stones to science. . I . -- 9'4 l A -- -W - X 'ff' .Wa-ew-19 ,.,.u qi-rivet ..--.--nv 645'-'l ff.- lVe add, we subtract, we multiply, we divide. 19 Realizing the present-day challenge and Com- petition, our science department endeavors earnestly to prepare us to meet the demands of it scientific- world. Courses in general science. biology, cliemistry, and physics stimulate the thinking ability. enthusiasm, and interest of the students in the contemporary achievement and challenge of science. New test tube territory demands scientific thinking. S, l I Ilns t.il.ulyst should piotluti- .1 ulllltlll tllmrxlllc' lUflLl1OH. n 119' M .XX :lion is .ilxniys licrc uhcu xx 1' lwgiu our cxpcrunvnts Programs that are coudusive to the mental. physical, and social growth of the students are provided hy thc phy- sical cducation department. Physical fitness, teamwork, and good sports- manship are strengthened through participation in sports, such as basket- ball, softball, volleyball. and badmin- ton. Classroom studies of health, first aid, and driver's education are fur-- thered by day to day practice. For trimmer Waistlines, broader shoulders, and better health habits We strive. 7 5 ,---4601 t 1 t X CldSS1O0I11 1119t1llClI1OIl IS in essential part of physical education. v. Q.-' Xlrestling is a favorite sport for the students and the teacher. 21 lF 'T i 7 A ,,...- Arduous practice improves our pro- 1 15 ,gr ficiency in the hand. . ' . Candle-making is one of the crafts we learn in our art course. Fine arts stimulate our cultural appreciations. Fields for development in the fine arts are offered by the music and art departments. Vocal skills are strengthened through par- ticipation in the school chorus. Instrumental skills and music appreciation are developed hy taking part in the band whether executing marching techniques or perfecting the fine points of concert performances. I The sculptors and artists of tomorrow get their start in the art ' department, which aims to create within us a sense of good design and proportion. Because this is a very flexible program. the students are free to discover and develop their individual ideas and skills, Mine eyes have seen the glory .. Decorative arrangements are made in preparation for the Christinas season. 4'O 4 4. , fa.. . gif., T. 1. C -ei! lf'-h, 1 x 1- 1 -2 ,. 4 1-mi!! ---- iEZ'I', A4 v 1 iz We must have speed, but-only with accuracy. Necessities for the successful direction of business operation, such as our capabilities, characteristics, and understandings, are developed by the business education department. The objectives are directed toward non-vocation education as well as skill train- ing which enables us to meet the demands of the business world. The department strives to cover the entire field of office and secretarial training and to present it realistically and p1'actically. Courses in typing, bookkeeping, shorthand, general business, and business correspondence are olfered. Business education students work in the school oflice during the day assisting with the many details of the office as its various needs arise. NVith the buck! ground provided by the commercial courses. the students are better prepared to undertake their work with knowledge and confidence. i x v iy 'L Typing requires practice, practice, practice Speed and perfection are the twins of practice. Fifty wortls ii minute. and were gcttingf, better. 24 D This student attends school and works too. Part-time jobs can lead . Training in the business world is of- fered to juniors and seniors by participa- tion in the distributive education depart- ment while the students are Working toward their high school diplomas. The value of character traits such as honesty, consideration, and tact are stressed. Em- phasis is put on the personal side of sell- ing and the salesman's responsibility to customer, employer, and fellow worker. Training is provided through classroom instruction and part-time work ex- perience. Mrs. Hill is responsible for the classroom training. Offered to juniors and seniors is the diversified occupations program, which strives to prepare students for an occupa- tion xvhile attending school. This pro- gram provides an opportunity for the student to develop his individual apti- tudes and interests, to become better acquainted with the business world, and to explore a certain field in which he may be interested to continue train- ing. A variety of trades and occupa- tions are learned through classroom in- struction and work experience. into full-time careers. T 1-t.,....... Through the D. E. program, Faye deals with the public. f -Q in Sometimes a master's touch is needed. Q s ef - ' , .pn - 9 A . K f . .1 e I - 4 :I il Another step toward better homemaking. As the home goes . . . so goes the nation. l I A sc stuulcnts lIQlY1' lwcu ll'LllIlL'Ll to follow dirt-ctim -L.. ,55- 5-4 ,,4' Lil-,y .v'g:- 7115. 26 Skill in the domestic arts of cooking. sewing, house planning. and child care is stressed in the homemaking department. Students prac- tice these arts in a warm, homelike atmosphere and prepare themselves for assuming future homemaking responsibilities. The program provides organized experiences which help in the solution of problems in family. school, and community life. The girls learn varied decorative techniques. 'H -r 1 in r Q 5 E A .-- 4 5 MISS MARIE ANDREWS FACULTY MISS PELEN BOSTICK MRS. KITTIE CAVENESS French Latin 27 f bi - MR. MERTON H. BRANSON DiuersiyQed Occupations 16 . pn: --,--.- -,...1.,k , N 4 I f ?-' . fisxx. ,1 X . x' ' Ni '- . x Q -' 4 .X-. U I . w .5 P. ' ' 1 is ww s ,X X X X Q, q, QA: , ' . ,-f w',fii'f'5 r-gk? I A 1,51 .F ? H '4 f , . :KA -.1 i I, A f,144..-.ug H 4. 5 kfijn- lj, JJ,1,LJf 3 A!! O GPX Q 1.114 flwfpp r f V J f ' li '1-1.19. A n-11L,,1l,f, U1 Hunk -.- L 1 x X X x x ,, 41? .vg la 'T' H A Q . X Ag, v -.RA-vfr X X'-xmeg i x .'X.1QNQfrY- ' funn- ' '- -I'-x-if not' 5 .. , . . H L urn-all U5 Intl! n 4! JJ. . an - -nw: 3 QA- DMINISTRATIG Xl: IlIll1'lIlX.lllii Xlis, Iloll .ll'l'llkll1Pf1 they lloimcl Sam llunlolmlis lk mtl 'L' '. ,pa Xi l V MR. LEE C. PHOENIX Principal Mr. Lee C. Phoenix exemplifies what the students and teachers like to see their top policy maker. He is surely a man who concerns himself with learn- ing and who puts the highest premium on the ul- timate goal of eclucatimin-education for Citizenship. At the same time Mr. Phoenix recognizes the prob- lems of education and sets about to help each of us solve our individual difficulties. ' , 4' - MRS. ULINIBIC D. IIOLT SL'CI'L'f!II'y MR. GUY B. TEACHEY SUPERI TE DE T OF CITY SCHOOL MRS. MILDBED CHRISCO Secretary ASHEBORO CITY SCHOOL BOARD Dr. Frank Edmondson, Mr. james R. Lane, Mr. VV. Frank Redding, Cllflifllllllli Dr. I. R. Suggs, Mr. L. H. Morgan. Mr. I. A. Lowrance, Mr. Guy B. Teachey, Sec1'etn1'yg Mr. C. E. Hughes, Mr. T. Henry Redding. CNN Pictzzreflj Mr. Robert L. Reese, Mr. YV. David Stedman, Mr. C. R. Smith. 1 I X Um- may flow in the deepest shade, Um: may tumble in Wild cascade, ,AH0llICl' may laugh in lllc gliuling sun ,Xml mac may sulk in its silcnl run. ACTIVITIES 37 HIUDY STUTTS P1 eszdent il - -sf. PHIL THOMAS Vice-President R, ? Q M- ERNESTINE BROWN Secretary TUDE T CO NCIL A desire for self-government has been a characteristic of the American people from the very beginning. It is not surprising nor irregular that in the schools of America young people want to experiment with this same democratic philosophy. The Student Council is the core of this experimen- tation. Each student has the privilege of expressing his opinions and his ideas through representatives who are elected by each homeroom. These spokesmen bring out a multitude of ideas and suggestions at Council meet- ings which they attend once a week. They give weekly reports to their homeroom groups as to the business that is brought up in the Council meet- ings and the decisions that are made during the sessions. Election of the Student Council officers is the culminating event of the spring semesterls happenings. Following a spirited campaign, the convention is held. Students once again exercise their rights by voting. For the past two years we have been fortunate to use the voting machines which are used in our city elections. This privilege has been made possible for us by the Randolph County Board of Elections. During the year, our association functions through various committees. These committees are responsible for planning and guiding the activities of the Council. Service to the students and to the faculty is one of the main objectives of the group. Outstanding activities are Orientation Day for freshmen the week before school begins, the student handbook filled with helpful infor- mation pertaining to school life and school regulations. and a scholarship which is awarded to some worthy graduating senior. Other special activities include morning devotions. all schoolwide elections. Social Standards Day. and operating the school store. YVe commend our council and its adviser. Bliss Marie Andrews. for their diligent efforts and accomplishments. The link between students, faculty. and administration has grown stronger because they have created a deeper awareness of loyalty and cooperation. KENTON Mt-CIARTNEY BROUCIITON SELLERS MISS MARIE ANDRENVS 'fr'r'r1.v111'1'z' Store AIIIIIHQVI' Sponsor 38 Mi' ,l nr- Roberts, Tatum, Bolton, Harris, Bulla, Lloyd. CQXN Sjgkyigfq Stung, Lee, Holt, HObSO11, Clllldiff, Cain, M004-iy, Davis, Hunt. Sexton, Everall, Parham, YYiHiamS. idifif gi . t - JA -'24 ,325 T5 'Zi 'f t r - A Q... -5 ,,... . . f . H ' ' t 39 t '1 J . .s ik ,. , xx B -N 1- AQ lf GW' 1 Yami s 'ly '?f,,-l-- H335 ' 9 114' V13 'E ,QM fs u Y Qin glkl 'E 1 x HQ-5' his l XX -Qi, ' s 3 5 X: , 'dx gy XQX. M f ' , i 1 Ff ,ti. , - 1' 133 1 - ' Il Nix kc o . . I l f E 1 x' A fp Q., f x va, I Q , K .., . v b- Mr. Phoenix works closely with Kerstin in her school program. Kerstin confers with her Student Council advisers, Miss Andrews and .Iudy Stutts. So I don't speak Swedish! ,Q '4- 91 Kerstin Sjokvist PRO WEDE T0 US l Blonde-haired, blue-eyed Kerstin Sjokvist is the foreign stu-N dent from Malmo, Sweden, who so graciously walked through our doors to become a part of our high school activities this year. Truly she has contributed a uniqueness of charm and poise that we shall always remember, Sponsored by the American Field Service. Kerstin was chosen from a group of many high school students to represent her country in Asheboro. Her cooperation and ability to work well and fit into the ever-changing situation of American school life is exemplary of her notable qualities. During the year she has participated wholeheartedly in Fu- ture Teachers of America, Student Council, and the Annual Staff. Once she beamed and said, The people here are so friendly. Thus in response we sayt Kerstin is so friendly: we are proud to have this interesting person with such unusual ability and who adjusts to the changing paces so well at Asheboro High School. Kerstiifs very own smile and buoyant personality have won her many friends. lt is an esteemed privilege to talk with her from day to day. -t I l l l I . I l l i l 1 'r i l I i W QQ? L 'Q E E at if gy? ,X 4 1 ,.- 4 Q 2 V , L 5 r E I . E 3 Editor Dean Spinks presents the 1960 Ash-Hi-Life to Mrs. Mary B. Mc-Kiniey and Mr. Lee C. Phoenix. Miss Lanta YVinslow receives her 1950 Ash-Hi-Life from assistant editor Anne Shreve. I Ei I .I 0 Q 0 , i. - 5 'V P .. 4 . . M. . W 5 4 It N ? ie K 1 4...- 5 L Hui' A N 1, u --'Y 1 ,xgj iff WA P ANNETTE ESSICK Miss A311-Hi-Life of 1960 Highlights of 1959-60 ASH-HI-LIFE presentation. Annette Essick is crowned Miss Ash-Hi-Life by Mr. Phoenix L ,., - Q MRS. MILDRED T. FAIRCLOTH y Adviser This has been an eventful year for Ashe- boro High School-a year Hlled with events Future jOLlrI1HliSfS? that Ash-Hi-Chat has recorded faithfully. Published monthly by the journalism classes. the Chat keeps the students informed on the most recent news while it is still news. This log of current events and its regular features A H make the Ash-Hi-Chat widely read and ap- ' ' preciated among the high school students. 1515 In Ellen Swuilu, Advertising bltl1'liX1IL'!'QCC1'ClClJ Hughes, Feature Edi- Betty Pugh, hllllhlglllg Editor: Bill Km-ux'ns, Alt Editorg Mary lo torg Linda Staton, News Editorg David Allen, Co-Sports Editor. Olivo, Cu-Sports Editor: jerrie Sue Dunn, Head 'lypistz Anne Shreve Sundra Tatum, As:-ot-iate Editorg Mary Ann Miner, Editor-in-Chief: Head Pruufreutlcrg Sue Kearns, Pit-ture Editor. 47 MARY IO OLIVO CZ' , k , nous X as '56-DAM gat? 1961 Mlm V YUM BETTY PUGH AIERRY XTOLLISON, PAT HoBsoN If EWS! NEWS! . , . and it is all reported to the people of Ashe- boro and of North Carolina by certain talented persons in our school. Each Sunday afternoon Pat Hobson and Ierry Tollison transport us into a magic world of radio when their news program goes on the air. To qual- ify for this position, Pat and jerry attend the Radio Institute at the University of North Carolina this past summer. Betty Pugh has become the scribe who pens the column, Ash-Hi-Lites, in our home-town news- paper. Mary Io Olivo is Ashe-boro's competent corre- spondent who informs WMFY-TV of our high school happenings. Through these mediums our interested public leams about our lives at school. 'I :A r . . 1 . 1 l r I - 4 .T 1 X V . X l A I T 1 uYOLl,1'6 not painting another plate? Q l it : X l 1 Don,t you dare blow that thing! The answer to the prayers of the three Parker sisters, Sally, Lily. and Kathy. is the best and most handsome man in the world. XYhen this ideal man comes to town and starts looking for a place to stay. the girls are more than glad to rent him a room. since the old Parker mansion has plenty of extra ones. Hoxveveig their hopes are dashed to pieces when they find that he needs another room-for losephine. the girl he's planning to marry. The speech and dramatics class presented this humorous one-act play entitled A Nlaidens Prayer. This delightful performance was under the competent direction of Nlrs. Mary B. Klt-Kinley. Members of the cast were lane Chisholm. Lee Page Croorn. Tommy Ann Hollingsworth. Hike Caddis, and - ACT PL A Maideifs Pra ern Dean Spinks. XVell, I have nothing else to do. Why not paint? A y f 'iff 55-f 2-ag, X f55Gf1.Ss Tse. liisffsg- 5:55 f -.S 52 Ar' tar.-: , -E N fig: .Q:. 'fx ' ' S' X . , Q? 0-,ii If Ple-ase! Stay for teaf' : A I l l l I r Q -....... ..., 's I 1 v Come on, Iason. Let's charlestonf, I Xt. 55412.24 UW'WV-YV-XVilbe1'. who is tl1at9??? Uh, wh.rl ll rlwlrl wuiulitll' 50 K l , - f , I I 3 x X . xx!!! k if fiat . rs Hold me, Hercules. I see something. J U ICR PLAY Finders Creepersv A mortician. a funeral home. rn i'dead body. and a pistol- packing doctor all add up to an adventurous week for two lively boys. 'Finders-Creepers was an hilarious comedy presented by the junior class. Under the capable direction of Mrs. Mary B. McKinley, this play was a complete suc- cess. Members of the cast included Tommy Redding. Sam Cranford, .leannette Shaw, Pat Hobson. Mary Ann Miner. Glenn Dawson, Eunice Shaw, Phil Thomas, .ludy Stutts. Arthur Ross, Morris Thomas, Carol O'Brient. Iames Cox, and Richard Carter. lll marry you when You ask me like ll man should. ll, X x x x SX f 1' I' ,. x 5 lr V J :L fjj. 1 Clarajo, Where did you meet them???? i n , f X-ww. , 'xl ' ' '44 wg ,. .- . it i 4 n , f' A X' i ? was In . Ain,t nothing but an ole hound dog. I Our showcase musicians. 1 I i 815. '1 . vitae!!- . :F 1 4 Y' EYGW .fa r 1 in 0 Q.: rw N - eq J -vi, ,az -f iQ 4 P. - r .449 ARABI4 Hbkrer 1.4: pg SQ? EH. 'x if fs 1 RA MM, MW Min, I I - I W i i N I I , E 5 fgliw The princess of the ball, Miss Sue Hunt. Xllilflll weather twinkling stars springtime Twilight Time i'Twilight Time' for the .lunior-Senior prom. Hoops twirling, rhinestones sparkling, tuxedoes neat and trim, dates welll always remember for the annual big name dance. This is just a hit of the ecstatic evening that comes so vividly to mind, when we remember the student activity room that night. lt was a charming southern plantation with a Five-tiered fountain flanked with flowers and shrubs. Branches of pink dogwood and glittering stars suspended from the ceiling created a shimmering mood, Beside the trellis entwined with ivy and roses the queen and princess of the prom were crowned and our enchant- ing evening of Twilight Time became a treasured memory. Twilight Time in a garden deep in the Old South .' ,3- ' xx R. Burlmm J. Burncs li. Cill'lt'I' lf. Dullon P. Frccmun L. Frilz IC. Class VI. Crimslcy I Xl. Hayworth D. I-Ingghcs 15. jenkins D. jones l.. jones XY. joynt-1' K. Nlt-Curtm-5' D. Xlclfnddc-n li. Morgan Mr. NVillium F. ll. ltetltlin: 'l'. llolilxins XY. lllllIlIISflll .X. lloss, Ill S. Cranford PVC'-Yll1L'llf H. Roberts V icu-President li. Scllcrs SL'c:'etury 'I'. Redding T1'c11.w1rL'l' Van Hoy, Ir. S nonsor Service to the school and community is the pri- mary objective of the Key Club. Among the other important purposes of this club is the development of leadership and citizenship in its members. This Kiwanis-sponsored organization gives sophomore, jun- ior, and senior boys an opportunity to develop these qualities and put them into practice. , V I -I - I 1 - I - ' j. Tollison li. XVullu-r Xl. XVilliums Al, York '. Sexton M. Smith Nl. 'lluonnls l'. 'lllltllllili Key Club projects include compiling und selling the stu- dent telephone directory. caring for the school Hug, marin- taining order at football games, und encouraging the cure of the school building and grounds. The impressive Nativity scene on the school lawn is un outstanding annual proiect KEY CLUB Qs' di.. RWM lil Siva K 9. 'W 'xfxf pn! 5 X A F 13:1 35 li ci r :XR s ff 313' 1 E 1 o l ,XX First rout Nlyl-rs, Millc-r, Pugli, Dutv, Hull, Stnton. Ce-ntry, Henry, 1. Moon-, lf. Slmw, Svcinzzl mir: Holnon, Brower, M. Hughes, Clodfelter, Snntli, xYllNUlI, Olixo, Bowman, Uiiilurwoorl, H1-mon, Tliirzl rout Tillinnn, -Iairvis, Trogclon, Hoolu-r, NX'illiinns, I,uc-ax, Baird, Slulw, Sjokvist, Hun-iis. Fuurfli mu: Loutrvl, Cooku, Moorc, Lane, Robinson, OYBl'l4'Ilf, Xlliy, XYrigl1t, Kim-tt, Ko,-airiix, Preiinnts, Fifth row: Shreve, Hunt, Yatcs, Bultlmsor, Cuxiiwss, Hardin, Stutts, Slmw, Swann, Hughcs, Morris. OF AMERICA Stnnlcntw llltCI'C'StL'Ll in tliv fir-lcl of teuulling are given a Q-liiim-v to liurtlicr this ilulm-lvst ln' joining thi- Fntnrv TGLlCllt'1'S of fliiiwicli. Tlw clnlu, tlirongli progrinns uncl projects, Cn- cln-nvors to fostn-1' stnclvnt lc-iulvrslnip ainil to au-qnzlinf pros- pvctiw' l4'zicl1c'rs. with tin' opportnnitius oflvrccl in ll tCi1i.'lllI1gf L-anim-1'. Thx- tiuic-lic-1'-lwlp plain, .1 spi-viiil proivut of thc' chili iillorclx im-inlwrs uctiml vxpv1'ic1u-vs in tvzicliing pi'm-i'-Lliiws aincl also proinotvs c-loswr twin-lwi'-stlulcllt rm-liitions. Clnlw invin- lwrs lm' 4'llk'HllI'.lQt'Cl lo Ullllllllllt' tlivil' Cillllilllilll tlIl'UIlLfl1 mol li-qw. Klum' llll-lll'IIl1lllYl' pi'oLgr.nns :incl .1m'tiNitivs, inclnmli .i xi-liolairsliip plain, im' grills to ini-inln-rs wlwn qnuslions .iriw voiivi-i'liiiig i-nrollmi'nl. Cllnlw proii-vis tiiki- pliivi- in wliool Llllll onl, llu- inosl lIHlNll'lilIIl ln-ing p4n'li1'ip.ilion in thi- fllIl'lNllllLlN Clluwi' lTl'Hj,':l'1llH. UTURE TEACHER l Mini-r, 'l'i'.m1u-iv, Mn, Killir- ll. i'.uu-inwx, Spoiiyor. NX .illwi. lll'i'.viiluiitg ll-I'0gLlUll 51 wr'i'li1fy, Pugh, l'li'i-I'1'iwiilvr1f. BETA CLUB To receiva 'Ill lIlVlt'lflOll to join Be t'1 Llul1 is -111 l1onf11' resulting from l1'1rcl work dom bv the Qtuclent To lu eliffible for 1nen1l1Lrsl1ip one must IH 1l1c 111 1161 1111 of no lass tl11n ughty flu fm tlncn veus Meat 1I'lgS of the Llub ue llelcl IHOI1tlllN IIOQI 11115 untel uouncl the objc-L tlves of the Llulw 1I1Ql thus cl1 1llc1115,1111J, 5111 llxLlS 1l1 It the 111Ln1l1c-15 1de1l5 of hone-stv 5111111 5Ll1ol11Ql11p llld le1cle15l11p An 0lIl'btl1'1Cll11Q 5611116 of B1t1 Club lb 1 5cl1ol115l11p fund XNl'llLll IS mlde poss1l1le ln tl11 group tllltlllilll 1 11111115 1111111-cts 'llns 511111111 slnp fund lb ut up lm tl11 PUIPUSL of llfllllg students 11 ho Cl6SlI'G' fm 111 L11l 1s515t mu 111 co11t1u11111Q then gclun ltl0I'l 1fte1 l111fl1 splwol Q1 1clu1t111n NPS x 4 v-H -Qs if X ,px 4. 'iw X x Qi Ai X 2 5' V all A + Q 1 'A We SRM-f 'N 'C' xr-v X X415 in M Tv .-A P 40111511 B Iunmlwl Prcszzlcnt C O Br1cnt Vzce Prcszdcnt P Hobmon Searetary M Snnth Trezzsuru 5 Cuter Pzobram Clmzfnmn M155 Helen Bost1cl1 Sponsor Br0ol15 Carter Co e Coolxe Cranford F arlow F o5ter Freem 111 Freeman bentry Hall H l11COClx Xi? KB. S X L Harm: Har5cl1 Henry Henson Hooker Hugl1e5 Hunt Hunt jordan La5s1ster Moore lVIO1'1'1h Pre-1m its Pugh Reddmg bel.ler5 Slum za .Spencer Stlltfb T1ll.IH3.Il Trogdon Trogdon Trogdon Tl1o1na5 Uncle-rw ood NVall1er VS 115011 H ate5 UTURE BUSINESS LEADER OE AMERICA Tu those girls who wish tu go into se-c1'eta1'ial work, Future Business Leaders of America nffers un excellent opportunity for prelimininy lmnwledgc and training. Members are able tn put these skills into pmt-time by being assigned as assistants to the faculty, thus gaining vnlimlilf: expwience, In the fall, club mem- bers carry on one of their must important pmjec-ts, the selling of progrmns at football QIIIHGS. I , , 5 IT, 2- X K . . w-LL V: :sql A' 'QQ' Brenda Suggs Dianne Freeman Sandra Cm-ter President Vice-Presidunt Sggremry 3? vrrv L 'xv-7 wllllll -1 F u TU R 5 usmcss el. I nuns m:nlcA ' ' 0 . -5- P K. - ? ' Q . 6 Put Ixennecly Sihna Lee Stine Geneva Staley Judy Lassiter Treasurer Historian Chaplain Reporter v L l hu Q . H bg A HI mi um lx I ryz:, Stung 'l1llUl'lll1lll'l.f, Stanton, C'i'.inlm'nl. Tliinl I'HlL'.' l'lLlXN.ll'LlN. Snmlvrs, llinslum. Sl-llvy. H-lrwl IT :gn inrilx llxillips, Srruriil Inu. l'nxu-i's, llnnlu-i', thu, hl.lIll'NS. .-Xllrwl. Nlt'N.ui', Kiucllvy, lhilruu, lfvllffll rulc: lllti i u :xx 1 ughl, lla-llv. SI1i'llk'K'l, 'lllI1llll15SIlll, mn, lxlLljlN'l'l'y, llull, l., l l'L'l'lll.ll1. Munn, YYiillicr, 58 FUTURE HOMEMAKER CF AMERICA First row: C. Cornelison, Vice-President: XVard, Reporter, Long, Pianist, Tatum, Historian. Second row: Mrs, Xl'right, Sponsor, Dunn, President, Maness, Treasurer, Williams, Secretary, Swann, Song Leader, Flenrriken, Pl1fliI177lL'llfl1l'll1llg Miss Phillips, Sponsor. Future Homemakers of America is a national organization of pupils who are studying or have studied home economics. As 21 member of this organization, our locul chapter strives to instill in its members the importance of good home and fam- ily life for all. Through its many projects the girls develop their creative leader- ship in home and community life. The group is introduced to much Wholesome individual and group recreation during its meetings. Membership in this club strength- ens the future homemakers, appre- ciation of the joys and satisfactions in home 3115. wsxn, o 'frv n a A Pearce, Rhyuner, Redding. Second row: Howell, Kinney, Cooper Fisher, Russell, Updyke, Henley, S. Cornelison, Stout. Third row Xl hltblclx XValt0n Drldy First row: Burgess, Underwood, Stone, Calloway, Cain, Vuncannon, Hartsell, Hudson, Freeman, Cheek, Miller, Luther, Surrutt, Hirper 1 1 . .. . - 59 I , DI TRIBUTIVE X EDUCATION CLUB 'L-Us 1-N fif'- pix-f Aims of thi- Distiihiitiw liqlliuutiuii Chili urn tu estuhlisli ' 11 lwttci' pulilic 1'clntim1sliip iiiiimig sn-liimls. businesses, and cuiiiimiiiitivs nml to gin- tixxiiiiiig to stuclviits whu clvsirv L'2ll'UL'l'S in clistriluiticm. A follow-lip Sll1'Yf'y of all distribu- tivc- vcliic-aztiuii stuclvuts is culiclm-tell 1ll1l'lIl1llly'. The Bnsscs' Biinquct which limirws thu stiicleiits' viiipliiyi-i's is the high- light of mc-li year. Chili memhcrs attend district and state crmveiitioiis wlif-i'v thvy partie-ipiitc in contests in sales- mziiisliip. W'--7 wa. .f Pau'lmm, Asvviwi'iuti'-I'r1'.si1Iu1z1: Hicks, Xliiglit, Vice-Prwiidvzit Mrs. Hill. S1!Hll.3Ul'J Nirmflzitt. PIt',YldL'llfJ Rich, Sccretaryg Hall R1'l'0Vfl'f'- TIT!!-SlII't'l'. , N' 109 SERVE Q 04, 1 lox'- ll 2,35 Q- Swulwfl 'l'mllwr, lllll, lli-insim. Xlilwll. llwlinpsf-x, lim, Xlomlx, Nlrlliimlv. Ffurnlnig, lf1lix.li'4ls. llimuullsi in, limgwluli, Nlyvis, l iii'i, Spivuy. Standing: XYulkcr, Curtis, Clmlfultcr. Dennis, Not-cllmin, lt. itlumly, Alu-riit-tliy, Smith, Wiiiiiinulunn, Ka,-5, lirqnit, CI. 'l'i'-vgtloii, Kziwulingp Thompson, Vunciuinon, Bmiiu, lngoltl, Hunter, Ruhhins, Holt, Pnrks, Sliirlt-y, li, Vllllllltlibll. Johnson. Allred, Slout, L. Moody, Xlliy, Scatcal: Lcwullen, Bzuluy, Xlright, r QV? Q AQ X Mr. Merton Branson, Sponsor: Billy Davidson, Presidentg Nancy Rina 5CCI'Cff1fy: Faye Freeman, Treasurer. DON FHEENI.-XX, l'iu'-P1'v.s'iclt'1it PAXI THOCLDON, Rf:p4u't1'i' '3 x, DIVER IFIED OCCUPATIONS CLUB The Diversifiied Occupations Club is orgiuiizecl to promote het- ter Lll1ClC'l'StL1I1Clll'l2 of the progrinii and its functions to its meni- bers. Students who are enrolled in diversified occiiputions classes cannot piuticipute fully in regular scliunl cxtm-ciirric-uliu' activi- ties. lwciuisc they are ohliguteil to perform juli opt-iutiems in the afternoons und ewnings. These students. lioxwwii take an active part in scvmal projects both in school and out of school. The highlight among, their projects is Ll lmnquet at which time they honor their viiiploytws. One more bolt and this will be finished. .gf Hmm, this one should sell. ' Stuclents of D. O. amd D. E. put the skills learned in their X L - 1 courses to practice hy working as part-time employees of different businesses. A11 opportunity for service to others. A 38 - cv : N ,- C? T3 Nlrs. llill mill the 1-xm-lltixu uniiiiiiltm' Clllllilllllkllk' U. lf, Clulw activities. 62 5:11 25 .. '00 'Phu . , sQ'5'2???5f'. 'msn W First 1'UlL'I Christ-oe, Bennett, Alllllilll, jones. Scfoml roxy: Craven, Moore. Beane, Brown, Mr. Lee C. Phoenix, S11u11.s-mg Davidson. US DRIVERS' CLUB Bus drivers hold one of the most responsible student posi- tions in the school. They are entrusted with the safety and well- being of several hundred students during their transit to and from school. This job requires patience, cooperation. and under- standingg above all, careful driving. This group is especially in- terested in encouraging other dependable students to become bus drivers. M f + aLw3,.,,. , A,r v2'w C f N x A X git s I 5 ,, ' 1. U' KJ YA QQ 'N .XYA .1 oy! I 4 LM- g-,,.f W 24. V X .X - I w 2 A X ' Q I X ja' NU i ii ' 1 v - 4 -- if. ' A A QL' 'A Q Q N' V x 1 0 ra . fsf' M 'fn - A U ' 3 .Q 5 Q ' H XY ff N, . A . ' X 51? INN Ex yi L1 i ff ir? hr -.f v,-.ivy ,..K.1..,,, S: 1,1 an sg. ff! ,. az.- 2'f-Xw -'H iq-'V'-'Y ' ,A . . Q ht:- ' al s x :-- tif. . nf- 1 , . . .- .- - m5 TUB' l 'i 5 Q, 1 I A . 6 . m ,. F' 1 .if - 'vf r . I' ,q. f L' COR NATID N f-1-X Q' A M55 gm a -- 'T'lf'f.'I, . V YQ, Ee:-:S Q -'2 . J:--. f -'S 512551,-. Q 'EQERQ-x:.3':3qvANQ,,. l, .awk ,-xx FQ N. xx 5 ?: 'K' M X .I Z Ag, ' 4-: ku K .g,, - - 'Y , si' N f ' f iff 'ini kt' I if I ' ii I X , if - HW-, 7, .4- s z via? i 4 :saw :lf wi, - ire. 111- T' '-ff . x ., xi' f - l A. 5, h- gl - ' , x, M L Daniel Leonard. Sue Hunt Carolyn Lassiter Harold XVright Vara Henson jean Cole President Vice-P1'Usid1:nt Secretary TITH-S'lll'CI' Dvwtiomzl Clmirnmn Reporter : T f U ' f 1 I I - . ' t ' I , i l l - 1 P I ly, . 1 , , g V t t 2 1 Q ?t v I 4, , , 1 , : I 1, 'V N ' . all , ' 1 . I . . N , I , f I tl . ffl , . . l . I - 1 t f - ., N 1 .Jr Y K, , A .. I ..... I , A-5-T Q kwin ' U . 4 X V t f P t 253 'lf' N -if 5-V I 1 45' 1 ' 1 I .3 1 -f-k.Q.f Y V- xl .L J t as t t t 1, s -as n H s w Ifirxt rmu. limnks, Imnnmmms, lltlrlsml,XYilsm1,Nlrigllt, llnrst-lu, Uptlykv. l.uulrvl, C. XYrighl. xYllll.ll1l5, ll. Moon-, Silt-r, Dutu, Swnim, Cavinc-ss, Xl'ay. C, Hall, B. Mmm-, Fustl-r, l.ll1':1s, Buirrl, Fryer, Bmwvr, Miss Hvlvn Bosticli, H1m1Lwu'. ,Inna-s, tl. Xl'llMlH. Fllllffll mu: llulwinsnn, Nllifjlllll, Scalrbfvro, Ussery, Yates. Swrmazl mu: Mm, lim-rlcl, rl. Ilnglugs, Hunt, XK'l1italcm-r, Cult-, Ch,-1-k, Moffitl, Slum, Il. Hall. St.n'n-lmur, St-lnx'q1l'f, C. l,.lNSltL'l', Young, Xlklllcer. Myers, Bowman, Olivo, Kin-tl, Kunrns, llllllll, ll4'l1so11, Hulnsuu, Millvr, I. Mrnmxw-, fI.u'clm-I, Amln-us. Fifth l'UIl'.' kl. flill'IlL'l', Cin-ntry. Hull, Allrm-cl.Tl1rcadgill, Und6rWO0Cl. Nl. Iluqln-s, fkmlxt-. 'l'l1irfl mu Xllml, I.:-xxus, ihum-rml, N. XX'rigl1l, CI.u'l1-r, Crvct-lm, Nlkulv, l cn'zor, Tlmmus, Smith, D, Huglws, Roberts, Trogdon. Stuclt-nts wluu tnlw Fl'k'IlC'll am- L-ligilmlu for F11-nt-lx Club.. which offers an intcrvsting mvnlium llllllllgll wllicll il lx1'4'l1L'l' lllllll'l'SlLlIllllllg ol Fmncv, its lan- jlllllglk amd tln- custmns uml vultxm- of its pcuplc may lu' olmtninccl. By interest- ing Pl'UQ,'l'illl1S zmcl pmjt-cts. clulm 1m'mlwc1's .irc allwlu tu gain ll lwttcl' knmx'ledfJ,0 of ilu- Frvm'l1 pvuplv, mul llms ll mlm-pt-r atppnu-iutimm ut tlw lunglmgv itself, lim-In XCAII' ilu' L'llll5. us its main au'lix'ity. sponsors tlw annual Nlnrcli C1115 mlaumcv. llll imitutiun uf tllu Nlgmli Urns wllivll is llvlal cxvry ycnl' in Now Orleans. 68 l . 1 - l Trogdon, Secretzzryq Cole. Tl'cuSL11'w'g Mrs. Mildred Furtloth SIMIHSUI Frcemm Y uc Presidentg Harris, President. Students enrolled in the joumalism courses and who distinguish themselves in their writing are selected for membership in the Quill and Scroll Club. This organization is a national honor so- ciety. The purposes ot the cluh are to en- courage and reward individual achievement in journalism and school publications. to raise the standards in the field of publica- tions. and to direct the course of high school journalism. ..-'v'l?- li- 'XA jx Something's goofy about this R-F stagef, Mastering the Morse Code is a basic asset in communi- cations. Membership in the Amateur Radio Club is open to all who express an interest in radio as either an avocation or a possible vocation. The club assists its members in trans- forming this interest into practical application. It also aids members in obtaining their amateur radio operators li- cense. Club projects include learning the radio code and establishing an amateur radio station. AMATEUR RADIO CLUB Fin! rout' l1I'1'NII1'll. Hurmu-licr. -lomw, Hoclgiu. Nauicc, Turucr, Svrorxzl I'Ull'.' Stl'lllll1lL'f'L'l'. Xlillcr, Briuli, Umlcruootl, Allrt-rl. Tllirzl rou': HL-Na-ill, l., XYri3Llit, 17. XYrii1l1t, Hr. H, E. Scott. Syrmrmrq Kl1'flIlI'lIllL'li, Hguuuioutls. Y s,s.,- -, ' 4 Skilled hands care for the drill. Adjustments need to be made. For those boys taking industrial arts. the Industrial Arts Club provides an interesting medium for the furthering of knowledge obtained in the regular curriculum. The clubs main objectives are to promote skill and to provide ex- perience through practical application of ideas to individual projects. As a service project, club members construct ar- ticles such as lockers and book shelves which will be of lasting value to the students. Now the signal is fed to this tubef' I DU TRIAL ARTS CLUB First row: Hatley, Hinshaw. Nance, Freeman, Pugh, Essiek, Tumer Hammer, Woodley, Smith, Mr. Sugg, Sponsor. Second row: Shane Beane, Crawford, Lyndon, T. Hodgin, jones, Miller, Hunsucker, Strohmeyer, Davidson, Third row: Shaw, Cox, B. Hodgin, Burrows, s H. Hodgin, Navy, XValker, Brewer, Brown. Fourth row: Sparks, Saunders, Brink, Richberg, Trotter, jolmson, Huff, Poole, Benboxv, L. Vlright, Caldwell. Fifth row: Smith, XVeekS, Stevens, F. XVright, York, Kearns, Redding. ,1f---'---- '- Mini A .9 r N 4 M 1' i vi ,X 73' 1 ' 'E' it .W-E .4 Miss Mary Mollitt, Sponsor Betty Elaine, Wllzlf are you looking for? Meat-liain, Vive-Pre.xizlc'nt5 Starclier, President. LIBRARY CLUB Members of the Library Club provide a helpful service to students and teachers. Club members. under the guidance of Miss Marv Bloffitt. become familiar with the library and its manv facilities so that they may offer their assistance to students as xvcll as to teachers. XYhen problems arise. these assistants are of valuable aid in locating books, niagazines, pamphlets, Film strips, and any additional information that is desired. k The club includes observance of National Book XYeek and National Library Week as its main projects. Flenniken. Ruymrtvr: Brown, Trer1s'izr01'g Thomp- son. Sl'l'I'C'ffIl'U. v N l ' 1 l 4 'HS L R lift il ling! Sivllrrl, Yliiinliiiimi, lin-l'.ill, Slalvv Xltillltlll. lafxxisi Sinilli. llrxiliw, NYliitlv.1tlx Shlmlimg, Xlaiijlil. ll.llli-3, llmxln.1li. slllhlll. llulnliins. l,l'll'l'. lli'-inks, 72 SCIENCE - MATH CLUB To further interest in science and mathematics and to stimulate scientific thinking are the aims of the Science-Mathematics Club. Mrs. Ruby T. Rich, Mr. Clenn E. Fox, and Mr. Billy D, Chilton are co-sponsors of this club along with engineers of the local General Electric Plant. Informative speakers, who are active in the iields of science and mathematics, and tours of local indus- tries help to promote a better understanding of mod- ern scientific ideas and their applications. Members increase their knowledge by performing experiments and by discussions of problems relating to these fields. It wont bite, Snake! Ei .' thaser, Hvymrturg jordan, Tl'L'tI.S'llft'f, Mrs. Ruby T. Rich, Mr. Glenn E. Fox, Mr. Billy D. Chilton, Sponsors. e, Prvsitlwltq Pugli, l'it't'-Pllwirlulilg licnry, SUt'rc'faryg Bal- Firsl r01Lf:Cleek, Hammer, Biddle. Second row: Miner, Henson. Underxxood, Robinson, Beane, Adanis Thir-I row: Feezor, Cox, Leonard, Ragsdale, Redding, Brink. ...- - Q ,H-ir74'l2Yl'.illT'44..5'-, . .Aan ...fr , ' f1J.2:?::g.'r4 -.- -.4 T Y -Q Q1.,......:,..l-3'1 255- ::?:'5f1'I' 215vi?1'f'r1' L J-, . HA- ,....-.q.ai . .-.nl-.. -A. 1 --.f,-4.. ,, -.-....-J. .... - , --,.gr,gf'S'ffHlf': SFX 1 -fp' 1f2EI 1E +? ' , -- 4- v-f A -'----' -- f - ---1-: -lf? ff:-V f, F' -'3If '1f.41,.-.iQ:.:f.f W A-.,1-f ' I i i Y , . 1 V Avg. .-:-,.,,,. Q :-351.5-......5:.-45 ..- Q . --Q:,,..,.5 tl fl - . 4, ....,.1...-., ......J,........ V ..-- -..:::i',- 'E' V , ,. . . . - l .. , 34 Sm ,Alix iff:--xs' -Y 5 '-1 7 ' 911- Y ' -llkukx. -L, , my lm., J.. .5 .A A , First mir: jones, Nam-A-, Walker. ,I. Xlllzlr, Drum: Munir, LlPL'l1LlI'C'll, Allman, Ruinpxon, T, Xl'aclc', Frccman. Fifth mic: Holt, FI. Brown, Kinney, XVrighf. Pugh. Sccrmzi mu: Mr. Fir-lcls, Diri'z'hu'g H. Hugln-s, Stunt, Hohinsun. Lewix, Nlbfvcllcy, Nu-ly. West. Mc-Nulty, C. Brown, Staley. Sixth raw: Hamilton. Farlow, Nlr. Harris, A.x'.xi.st11nt Dirvctur. Third rmr: Tuacllcy, Swaim, Cooke, Tullisun. Cm, Kimi, Rich, Durham. Barham, Crowne, L, Hughes, Nlollman. P, xVllSUIl, S. NYilson. Dilcly, Lancz Fuurtlz rout Allred, Beane, Bulla, Fe-czor, ix fJ'1 F1 A lv? I, Il 'Q '3i 'I -,.,- 1 A-J.. lu-vp m SlL'l1,gII'lSl np' Mr. Ninn-1' In Ilarris, .'l.szs'1slzlii! D11'i'i'im'q fm ' D1 During football season the Asheboro High School Band adds Ll great deal to school spirit and morale through its stirring marches and halftime displays of precision drill and pageantry. After football season the band turns to more serious music in its preparations for the state contest and the annual spring concert. For the past four years the hand has received a superior rating for its performance in the state contest. Band membership offers rich rewards. In addition to teaching the fundamentals of good musicianship, play- ing in the band develops the knack of cooperating with others and helps the students have fun and make friends. ff'-:O .:-4-Q. Q.. vw L. WY, ,- 'vc X 'Y'91': ,T s . . H ,. A W ., I W' 5. E via. 4 - - - ,114 is ,'.,-,,, Q- .rsel NYatch the directorln Morgan, Hayworth, Horner, Voncannon, Stutts, Cliivfq Swaim, Macon, Burge, Stedman. Eff 5 ' if 5 CHAPEL B First row: Swaim, Beane. Rcmpson, Bulla. Wmlc, Fcczor, Allred, It-y. C, Broun, Aum.rn, Nlkrlkex, Nance, Hamilton, Wilson, Pugh, j. Teachey, Lane, Hughes. Svvmzrl mir: Cox, Barham, Greene, NVOod- Brown, L. Xvflflllt. Macon, Farlow, Holt, XM N in W 'Hi' 'WF YV ' I 2+ fi TEV if? is Wi r la ll 3 l 4 Q? ' 5 H gl First rua: Lani:-r. Tollison, Dahlkc, Br-.un-, llolu-rts. li. lo1'lx,'H, Holncrts, Byruin, Judd, Third row: Canoy, Chrisco, Lewis, Pate, Clark, Strider Mc-Dmxcll. Allred, Paul. Councilnmn. Scconzl mu: gl. Sliaw, Tatum, Pugh, Rude, Wright, Davis, Russell, Hufham, L. Shaw, Moyer L. Harris Sykes, Dunn, Nlahc, McGrath, 'I'lu'eadgill, j. York, Cagle. NVard, Morgan, Direetorg janet Nanney, Pianist. CHORU Members of the Asheboro High School Chorus receive many benefits from their participation in this worthwhile activity. In addition to vocal training this organization develops an appree ciation of music and encourages a spirit of cooperation. Under the direction of Nlr. Moyer L. Harris the choral society presents a varied program of sacred and secular selections in their annual Christmas and spring concerts. They also partici- pate in the State Music Festival each year, which is an incentive to further their advanccinent in Chorus. Xll. Xloycr l,. ll.u'l'is, llircctor. 76 ,flui- CUSTODIANS Mr. XValter Wood. Mrs. Pearl Brown, Mr. Alex Shaw. qNnt Pivturvcll Mr. james Dockery Those to Whom We are indebted for their services to our school CAFETERIA STAFF First row: Mrs. Gertrude Cassidy, Mrs. Virginia XVright, Mrs. Lizzie Mann, Mrs. Evelyn Tillman Mrs. Ina Carter Af!lllU,QL'I'Q Mrs. Esther Garner, Mrs. Mary Carlton. Sccond row: Mrs, Rosa Smith, Mrs. Evelyn Anthony, Mrs. Annie Baldwin, Mrs. Iona Hancock fNot Picturedl Mr. Lloyd Hannon 'W- 4 ij, X. , c I W 3 iz. I w,,,,. F I , 'B --.im i I l OFFICE ASSISTAN S 'lk-Llcly Pmwrs, jucly l'lllfllil'I', Cnrulyn Phillips, Barrlmm Kincllm-y, B:-by Gentry. Brenclu Munn. Lorrnim' F11-cnmlrm, Limlgr Nh-Nznr. Silmn Slim-, jo Ann Riff-, Ann Sauulurx, Put I-larrwvll, BL-cliy Hzlrcliu, Bllflllll'-I Ihtlmwary. Blll'l'P1lI'Ll HDL'llL'f,'l4, Am: Murray, .1 4 ,.--5 Y ..- Q- Y Y --u.. 'l V S- L.. . 'lk' P -4 4' . .1 .i ' 5 t I l 5 ' 1433 ' 1 Q FU. 'A . x N , . mn'- Q U-,, 4, ,,. 'A ' Q R f 4 - li l f . Ni .. I 5 .Vi .X larsl Irm-slnmm. Du you nm-ally xnrnt tu grit in tluri lm 78 The price of good photography is diligence. Mr. Marston XVright, our photographer. For good pictures. the Camera has to be checked and re-checked. To N111 Xlarston NYright, we of the ASH- HI-LIFE staff owe a great debt of grati- tude for his untiring work in the pictorial sections of our annual, His constant good humor and patience have endeared him to each member of the staff and have made him an excellent co-worker. He has al- ways been ready to come when we called him and has produced many excellent pic- tures for our 1961 yearbook. It is through the whole-hearted cooperation of Mr. YVright that we are able to present the pictorial record of the ASH-HI-LIFE so effectively. ss-as N l 'Nsac, ,- All this work for one little picture. hath of tl1e st1eams has a part to play, Lalge O1 small as the Creator may NV1ll 1ts place 111 tl1e cosmic scheme- One somce of the sea is each little stream. ,Vw . l 1 ..1 '4 'lf -N 1 l'f l.!' N -5- 31, P4 1 1 1 5 l 1 l 1 1 l ATHLETICS , NQQA, Uv ALTERNATES VAR ITY CHEERLEADERS A 1 Q R, 4 K Y R 7 K Y ' Pam Stutts ' R V , Q f I N -x, 4. Qi I A K' 1 L Carol McCrury ,Q ,N 'H 0- 5- X . T'-r Q A X Judy Hobson Judy NV:-bb, Margie Chrisco, Clrivfq Karen Brower, Betty Iano Dute, Marylin Smith, Sarah Henry, Phyllis Myers, Young, Karen Clodfelter. .uf ,M 'Im .3 Margie Chrisco . Q ' Q as .- R1-if-1 rX1lll'lII1l Young ff Vhyllix kiym-rx Nam-3 'lwl'Uj.!llUIl, Nam-5 XYarcl, Emily' Chrixvu, jam-ll Hohurtx, Clnivfg l'fl.nim- Hall, Ninrtlm NYallwr. Bcth Milh-r. 82 BLUE COMET FQOTBALL lmrnising 1'1L'1lLl ClJ1lL'll Loc Stoncxs Bllll' Conlcts, l-l'L'Sll from ll scllvclulc lalst yCil.l', I'll'llSllL'Ll ZlllUtllL'I' lillc scllson hy lll'lllUllSlllllg eight foes, tying lllgllly-1'illlliL'Ll lillllllllpolis. llllil losing only ollv contcst to Conuorcl ill XVlllll provl-ll to hc ll llillll-l-llllglll llllltll-. The tclllll SllUNVCCl gl'C2ll llllP!'UYl'IIlL'l1l illlflllg PIT-5L'llllUl Dl'ilL'- ticc. Bccllnsv ol: this, thc-y rollcll oycl' soya-ll Slflllglll UPl.'lllI'lL'lllS ill il tc1'1'iflL- winning Sl'l't'1llQ ln-lion' losing il sillglc- QllIIll'. The Colnct SL'llCLlllll', lm'l'lllc'Ll hy llllllly' :ls om- ol' lllv lUllQllk'Sl plalyccl in thc Slillli, l'l'llcc-lvcl clllilL'll SUJHC-S lla-sirv lol' l'llQQQL'Ll colllpctition. Ella-ll lilllv lhv llllIl'S l42ll'l'll llll oppollc nl llll with clL'sil'l', llllSflL'. :lllcl L-lllllllpillllsllip-gzllnl' span-lc. l'lVl'l'yUl14.' sam' tllvrl' xyclm' no NllI'L'llllll'l'S-l on llll' clUll1L'l sl-llvillllv. cllllllt ls lll'lIll'l'll 'l'llolll'lsyillc l 'lyvllv- ' ', -y plalycll C,l7l'llll1Q,' thc- Sl'llSUll llll' , ' . . X .. , .- Villv, Zlllil hlUl'L'lll'ilKl lllltl llc-llllilvll il ning als ollc' ol' lhc- SlillL'lS top ClL'l4L'I1SlVL'll'2lll1S. 'l'hc- llllIt'S1lllilULl lo this l'l-plllallioll hy holll- in-Y 'l 7UNYl'l'l'lIl Kzlnllllpolis lt'1lIl1 sc-ol'c'll-ss, lllll llll'j' wc-l'v llllillllt' n ' l to pllsll across ll lollcllclowll. illlil lllf' Qllllll' vllalcll lll il scorc- ll-ss tic. Llltcl' in thc Sl'llSOl'l llllI1lllS, I,l-xillgloll, Sllltvsvillc, illlll Chinn Croyv Il-ll l'iL-kilns to l'hl' ClJllll'l hlitz. Tha' ClllIC'l3l'Cl Spiclvrs lah l'o thc NVNCIISAA plzly-off hy ll l4l-G llzlllccl flu- Colnvl' lnll n llpsvl. The Bllll'S lKDlllll'l'Cl llzltli ill llll'll' llllill gillllt' hy llL'l'L'illll1Q,' All5L'l11ill'll' l3-0 llllll Q,'klll1t'il il position ill lhv lop lvn school-hoy tcnms of tllv stzltv. .. 'lex 'S -it . T' ,VK ,1 1 . 'N' . ph ..,.,, , 43,5 4515 X 1,03 1-7 A 1-1 f lllg QMS K ' '7,', . A6.,,,'l V Uv'-Ivllll ,- I 83 f f Q! -.' A154 8 .. 1, I , W AX .. -f V: ,, A, , -,.: r 25537 AFM? K.. l V Y .lxjmgveff-R , .i jf? Q - - .Um-W ,f -.1 . ---- B T1-IORBUBN R' CARTER L' FMU ' E d '1'41gklg Guard 'n 'T f , -'r ,Q . 'T v A lg' f if ff Z ' Dy: 9 4 , V W' ' f.. ik ' SM q A' If Vi wg, gggggiim, I 4 Q: - '-7q 'fEnaQ,'-',-:5,,5u:' - , .,,l., K,1ige' A .figs .6-5 ,w,5.,f,v:z??' 'V , fnbwflfff- g.,F- L f. A., U V A,,kTki,:,.,.n!i,:.,,g,g'4,3,lF. ,X-T 6g Qf1kl.Q2lf:,, ih. YlLg.l x.l :! C A 153558 ,,,q,,g . . W ,,,. - f' 1- NIQODY H. XVINSLONV M. THOMAS G1,1m'gl CCHICI' Tlllfkft' C0-Cnpluiu U Y' 'i . N u f x , In 3 V 'ef 'Q . J . X 5 ' N N N, :Z ,J - . J. 1 6-i,f g2f1':!L' M' lv. X' ,lx 'I 1? Jw ,' . 3 Q- 1: ' . ax, .. , '.k. A-'45 .' - t!-vvyzkgiabsy: ' 33 rg' , ' I ,-7.1, 5- M. STRAYIIOBN 3 ll. XX'RlGl1T Fullback I. FETNER Ccnlcr llcllfbuc-k 84 ' x .., WY 4: , .4-' ef 11 Vo Im, Y? 1 A 'E-1 i E. vf' :Fi , Q I . - I ' W -1- :A N , N J, I r ' - - A -nz .K -,MV q -asf ff Z ' :ik f-,- fm T ' . V- ff ,V J :ff g5:'1QEfaaA, .W II. BEARDEN G. DAWSON TUCHC H. HARSCH End Guard TQX- 4 , Ai, -. K' :' - 3,1-A X1 5.6, W .. w , , 'N -L . Xf 6 v ji ' X '1 D V H .QQVQ .,, xblk A -' I U 'J' .- xx X . gg -:Y Q fn 1' lf-Zi96 .:'. 1. WU? In Q ,fs-,gfflg Q , A4 .-nm N ' 1 ' 1 l'i?f:'w-nic. '- Vffiygjrx 1' X . CRANFORD 5 1 'fvJ H. Rcslznlws C Hflffbfwlf . X 1 F Ilrllflmrlc O X LN E Cn-Cnplain ml W R 6, 5 .- ,EPI ww. x w 'H' , , L, A K eaxk ,.: . . .L . t 5 F. I xx M ' 'C'Z.i23i'f'f::f'q:LgE-:- 5 '- A- - sp, I nl . gg:3'?5 UZ' 'Jig' f MGH i'f' l5l . ' '-'Qsm - '- I, . :I . K-':. . ,:- -'V+ -f 1. T01.1,1soN Hrllfluwk E, CLASS T. BEDDING Tackle End 85 SCOREBOARD Asheboro 22 . Asheboro 20 Asheboro 8 Asheboro 0 Ashehoro 54 . Asheboro 31 Asheboro 13 ,. Asheboro 6 Asheboro 6 r Asheboro 13 . Thomasville 0 Fayetteville 0 Morehead 7 Kannapolis 0 . Landis 6 , Lexington 6 Statesville 0 China Grove 0 Concord 14 . Albemarle 0 First row: Dawson, Roberts, Tnllison, Crimsley, Moody, York XVril1t Class Owen Burrow T Reddin Second . Q - . . v - E- mw: I-I. Redding, Rohhins, Dalton, Bullock, Harsch, Carter, Burkhead, McRae. Strayhorn, Fetner, Huff, Cannon, Third rmu: Fritz, XVest, Tll0I1l2lS, Davis, Durham, Hall, lVIc'F'ndclen, Bcarrlc-n, Thorhurn, VVinslow, Pnrlcs, Qfmyi Olivo, Isley, - -. - MR. MAX MORGAN Backfeld Coach MR. LEE STONE Head Coach 7'-l lf ' MR. SAL GERO MR. DON THOMAS Line Coach Bucldield Couch r'T-r - . :.' ff IT ,Q T ' -v 1 ip! gn IX 43 B329 51534 . V Y ' 'I Q ' , WIT 1 x in Asheboro 9 Children's Home Asheboro 2 . . . , . . Siler City Asheboro 4 . . . Landis Asheboro 14 ., Statesville Asheboro 8 Thomasville Asheboro 4 China Grove Asheboro 8 . Albemarle Asheboro 2 A. Concord STEVE XVELCH PHILIP CHEEK Asheboro 11 V.-- Landis Pitcher Catcher Asheboro 7 Statesville Asheboro O . . , Kannapolis Asheboro 0 Kannapolis Asheboro 7 .. Concord Asheboro 8 Thomasville Asheboro 8 China Grove Asheboro 1 Albemarle SAM CRANFORD BILL, STEVENS Fiflif Baie Second Base MARTIN SMITH ROBERT VVEST MR. SAL CERO Slmm-top Pitcher Coach 4 7 0 3 6 3 4 0 9 4 3 1 4 3 11 3 .,ff ' 40 Jax '!-ri'-rftf' . Glu N' lk ,gf 1 Q'-:xl 5 v . X. Q 'A ' x 11, K. X! ky 1.x A ,yu fl '-Q fl v E F 1 5 5 l F, X . 'I , X Y ,,,,, 1. Last year the Blue Comet grapplers, corn- posed mostly of underclussmen, learned a great deal, even though they missed the top honors in the state competition. The team did not shine as u unit. but u few individuals stood out. The Blue Comet matmen ure at the present experiencing their best season. Thus far, they have suffered their only setback to Thomasville. while winning over Xlooresville twice and Kan- napolis once. All except two regulars from last year's team returned, and these boys give the team the vital experience which they need. Coach lim Hurst has done an outstanding iob through the years developing our team. and his hard work is paying off. A wrestling clinic wus held in the Asheboro High School gymnasium in December. VVrestlers from different parts of the state gathered to learn new skills and improve the old ones, It was very successful and plans for another such clinic are being discussed. I' st r lL Ohxo lurlt Strnlu Bruu H uuton l'l'n-xalttv, SVVUIIII mfr: Thomas, Xlinslow, Shi nl dp! as N ff , ' 'W Q Wai?-s , , 1 l 'n J N . I I - : U :fa Scuba 'T' Q' ' sic gnu cu . u an 5 S 06 5' 'Q ig! Q y' 4 I O :Uh a on f' 35' 45 'C '49 5' '43 - cm, rn Q uw ., 4 92 sgthqg and . ..N. ? 5 1 . Zig 3a U 5 W . Ii! . W x - , J A I1 P 1 -s if 5 Q A -. - 'Q f X ,, -J 2 .. 2 4 3 X fs 6011, X I 'x Q A .A -.. i r I X r ,v ' ' 'I . ,T Yi'I2i '+'4E 'Vx,' fTf'T v A :4 1 , ' f , 6 A , hnugvlw iwxg if Q., a.v'vfriif aiwn1 ' K ., N V' 1. Z. '-H525 HRW 1' . Elini' F K' , 59 ' 2 I K' ' , 4 y , r 5' ,QQ Q ,If 3142.8 ,iw --A tg gi. B- Nu V SA .N mx r y'.5'zIf'fQ-ig gy: . lx-Al P' , ' 1 -fa1e5g,f'- ' 1821-YES. 7 if ' j Bl '-'-'Fifi ':-Q ,,4-i41 f ' 3 fn ,r ' .V-Q-ij! ' gi ,W ' x m 1 ' 5 ' ' W A' ,K X 3 V 1' N X Y nik ' .-.. W 3 Q. I' 3 , 5 ' 'Q' ,'!r4 ' 1' . i' V X A a 'iff ' Y-3' -fl 'Vi ,g A X- -fs' , -15' ,fi 13 , ., ,gaps . 1. R , 1? 4 Q A is F' Silk, P 9 x SQ' W K QMIRO 3 ' kim Q: 4' as Eli If -.4 El 111, Q . x ,J H K ' N i X E W X 'REEF 6 js! Q V' xx: I -d M '51 fi gf MR. CURTIS MQCOMBS Coach Not L1 chance! JU IOR VAR ITY BASKETBALL Our junior varsity is composed of freshman boys along with a few sophomores who help the teaun acquire more experience Experience they gain during this season will he valuable to thein when they begin their varsity play. Though the Baby Blues began their contests with Ll tough schedule, they were not to be counted out of any competition, because they very soon showed more than satisfying iinprovelnent. Mr. Curtis Mc-Combs. who has clone an outstanding job of coac-liing in his first year at Ashehoro High School. directed his team to un above-m'ernge season. fl K - P' f ' ix I nl ' L X B l'1r.xI ron Allin-tl, ll.n'h.nn. lluuln-N, 'Xlvlunlwh-ii, llulN'l'lx. lunlmontlson, lXIIi2. Nrolul rouk Hush, lf.nmon, ll'-hns, Xlvih-i, Iiivh, l lv1-ln.lu, hlolunson. 94 TRACK Asliehoro Highs finder and sawdust men this year had at least one common eliaracteristie-inexperience. Nevertheless, they showed great potential while competing in five dual meets and the conference meet. NV ith a team composed mainly of underclassmen, the Comets began a prograin which will-if present indications are true- take them to a prominent place in the conference standings. Un- der the leadership of Coach lim llurst, the Comets pantecl tlrrongh a season that is likely to prove to he the bottom rung on a ladder that leads upward. - Jw:---E-.-er-.fa M- '?'1lmu. 'hmmm at wg. ,wr ' :'j'?1T ,:QLiqgiy 'N' - :FIM V Nm: lb -T.LiSiENQ 'i by First mu, Cox, Holt, McCartney, Redding, Roberts, Campbell, Cranford, Floyd, Second row Broolxs Ixunltel Parks, McDowell, Thomas, Hughes, Brower, Morgan, Allred, York. Third row: Carroll Wrxght Thomas Fetner, Harsch, Dawson, Morgan. G. DANVSON H. REDDING lX MCCAHTNEH . 'Q-Y 3-, 89. '. .fx ' 'lo - S 41,4 , m . . 1' 5 I as' '5f'Tf7'f :spun ' . - vo- , Q 14' f ,ig , 'J r 1 Q , I . ', D, ...fr A H -5. ls is - F' f .1 ' D A -f ' :.,,.-.:, ' Qu, -15,5 '71 . . '.-4' Q' .. .I . ' 'J' ' 059' ' 'Q !,. . ' 1 -3? ' .g W 4' --F -- ,I . . ar' . 'A .0 . 5' -' o H 8 -PJ,-1' lu . ' . ' 5-a ' . , , A . ax A- nqyli . NCHSAA CHAMPIONS in qv Uuhvn South Piedmont Conference Trophy, XYNCHSAA Trophy, North-South Piedmont Trophy. SCOREBOARD Asheboro 65 Asheboro 46 . Asheboro S3 Asheboro 59 Asheboro 68 Asheboro 52 Asheboro 55 Asheboro 56 Asheboro 56 Asheboro 83 Ashe-boro 65 Asheboro 63 Asheboro 58 Asheboro 59 Asheboro 52 Asheboro 75 Asheboro 65 A . Asheboro 62 Asheboro 69 Asheboro 67 Seagrove F urmer Albemarle Concord China Crove Statesville Thomasville Kannapolis Landis Albemarle Concord China Grove Statesville Thomasville Kannapolis Landis Troutman Concord State-sville Taylorsville 'I Comettes Gail and lanet Harris CHAMPIONS -.1L , 5 5 F 3 Q Wah 15' ' We ' ' A ' D 'Q I Y , iii R if w f ,iw A X xl f Q A gg X if f' GIRLS' 1 TRAMURALS Each spring the Girls' Monogram Club sponsors the girls, in- tramurals. Through this program Asheboro High School offers a sport for every girl and a girl for every sport. This program consists of basketball, volleyball, badminton, and softball. Miss Glisson and the varsity players act as coaches and referees for the various teams. In addition to the recreational purposes of the intramural program, it promotes leadership, teamwork, sportsmanship. and comradeship among its partici- pants. Last year's winners in the various sports were homeroom 114, basketballg junior class, volleyballg Gail Harris and lanet Harris, badminton: and junior class, softball, Awards were given to the individual winners and to each member of the winning teams after the completion of the tournament in each sport. Watch the blId18 Come on-make your move! 1 no Ius Dont yust stind thcreg do somcthingl H6'1'G'S the WHY you do it. 100 BOYS' INTRAMURALS Boys' intramurals is sponsored by the Boys' Monogram Club each year. Under the guidance of Mr. Sal Cero, the intramural program is reaching its ultimate goal, a prominent place at Ashe- boro High School. More boys are continually showing interest in the program by their enthusiastic participation in the various sports. Emphasis is placed on improving physical conditioning. friend- ship, teamwork, and sportsmanship among the boys. A schedule is set up for individual, partner, and team competition among the players. The program includes tournaments in basketball and ping-pong. Led by Iohn Bullock, homeroom 105 captured basketball hon- ors by defeating homeroom 107. Ray Trogdon edged Larry Lewis in the final game to become the 1960 ping-pong champion. Steady now! Good shot, Bedford 7 5 4 i Mr. Shot-Put himself Down you go! Lewis scores again. 101 V 1 ' w I . I y ' 4 I i J W I 4 M l N J 1 I f 2 W ' 4 i Y. 102 i 1, i. i i lv V i FOOTBALL Hugh Livingston Roberts, All-Conference I Morris Cvcil Thouuis, All-C1ll1f9l'GllL'C, All-State Huuuruhlc Mention, Shrine Bowl jan.-oh l,uthr-r Fritz, jr., All-Conference, All-State, Shrine Bowl , BOYS' BASKETBALL john Arthur Barncs, All-Conference i Murtiu Stvphcn Smith, All-Conference ljtlwurrl Luc XVhcluxs, All-Cunfcrcucc 1 GIRLS' liASKETBALL l.unu Guil I'Izu'ris, All-Coi1fei'L-ucv, All-Tuurnzuuunt, All-State XV:intln 1.1-igh ML-iutyru, All-Confcrcncu, All-'l'uurnzunent Marry ,lunct Hairris, All-Calif:-iw-lin-0, All-'l'uurnumcnt Augt-lu Curpculr-r, All-'1'ourn4uuvut Will ESTLINC Morris Cut-il Tliuiims, CtlllfI'l'l'llCC I'Ic'uvywciglit Champion GOLF Paul Douglas Gullimurv, All-Conference BASEBALL Marlin Slr-phun Smith, All-Conference XVillium Luc Stuvcns, All-Conference ,, .,, . .JJ ,rw sm -if ., Sw: ' 'U'-iff .1 . ' ,QJ510 7-if f,- Y , 9134 ' ' if ASV' , 1, 5 ,X , V J r . The streams combine to form a lake Attaiuiug depth and power to make A mightier floocl, whose destiny Is a surging outlet on to the sea. CLASSES POT - LIGHTI SENIGR Twenty-four students have lieen chosen to represent the 1961 graduating class. This is a new section in our yearbook, ancl it is one which We anticipate that you will appreciate. The students who appear in this section have heen selected hy a faculty and student coinniittce. The selec- tions are liasecl on scholarship, participation ancl leacler- ship in academic ancl extra-curricular activities, general citizenship, and promise of future usefulness ancl se1'vice to society. 106 AP QR bn- 'ini XR . - s MR. AND MISS ASHEBORO HIGH SCHOGL MARJORIE CIIIRISCO MORRIS THOMAS 107 2266 3 Illllln SAMUEL CRANFORD IUDITH STUTTS 108 af Q QQ? 3 CAROL O'BRIEN T BROUCHTON SELLERS 109 K , x w 2 - I aw, H if it - 8 BETTY PUGH l'lIll,ll' THOMAS 110 Q 3 . - f:: 'ff'h' 3' fs .30 J 1,1 , ,A we N Q '7 1,:'f:i'1' MORRIS THOMAS MARY ANN MINER 111 l 1 I 1 4 I 5 1 I W 1 'gi -Q Y llllll L w U-ue. S'-1-.4 1 l , ANNE SI-IREVE RUDITE PRE IMATS 1,12 W 1 W N 1 W , ' v cr , V 1-4 1- ' -M V , . 3 1 :agbxcx ' 'I ie 1 E1 'Q ' . 'A A 9:3 5 xuw+R,1T1.w T ,f V ff' . W g ' '5 A o -. . .' ' - ' ' ' f' 7 1 R . P 427- ll' n:'4'A? , N JK- 1 1 -v.+Q- ' -f' -wg 5 I 1 '. -. - ti ,. - 1 1, ,lf - 4- h, ,,. 1 3. 1 ... -W in . .'-' . - .5 1 1 5 .-.HSD 1 M-1AnQuw+ awf1-L 1 W 1 1 3' ' v 4 A ' ' 1 I 5 1. .www 1? :,1 x 1 f 1J 1 .' -I, Q. .' A, . - 1 , . I' ' ,f .' 13 ' A 'fgllfn f w. ' -,. 1-14.5 sg, , QM,-3, Q1 A X mx lu 13 F3 ar - 1 r L ' - -3 4. - ,, ,V -i '.- A, 1 5 V-,, . '. 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Ll N-3. 1: i1'4'7?1 QJJJ -11 .gl 333213 llliii v 15513, 1-T . ,.-.si , T? 5: f ,ljyfgf A 15 1,:!w 1 Jt3un,3,. . ,V .'13 .wg ,nw 1 4 , ., .,.,7n,f,, ,H Z-2 . 1' :4 ' :ff I U :' 5' . ,ffm 1.1, f,1,l1f. iW3, ,1 'tiff ' .1 1.2 -121' . 1,?9f,f1n1WLu-y-111 . . - , ., 11' +4 'v iQ v X9 YA -.iv Y q. v I-1, Y 5 a' 'x f r VARA HEN SON B HUGH ROBERTS 114 f Q ' ' c I , v4 v- I- 4'-LQ a 4 V . fgxg C, WH I 1 ,lv f 1:1-2 I N X ,i .si 47' . ,Q . ,av Wi, 'E 5 E if E. PATRICIA HOBSON LUTHER FRITZ 115 slim 4 3 riff' .J I I I l I'-. M i F I. , '1' 9 . 1 J g !WW' 'N wr ,,, L Rflzlr lliii . ,in-e ? . .1 , : H 3' F , f 1 4 9 4. , 2 nl :Q .. WL L i rl . I , .4 I , v I E I fc! ' ix, bi? W ' :gJ,1eae.A 3,1' U5 ff. ff9 '+'-. .A , . N ' 1 5 f?sf'3,l f fi 19-lv MARIOHIE CI-IRISCO jOHN BARNES 1' 116 I xx if new '7,tx'. ,- V , N si W 'z ., 'QQ Q Q , W Ni SYLVIA COOKE RICHARD KUNKEL 117 XXX. ' ill 'Nair rv R? fm? 94525 1 j-Ui! ff E! V! 3 . if 9 lf Rr N 'S vw I V! 'Wf 3. zlf: Y F I' '1 ,lex , .ff I I HENRY HARSCH Iv? . GAIL HARRIS A-1 5 1 4 118 N L 2 W . li gf 5 ggi? X x x xx x ,U , x..,,. -.mg x.. --.entail'HIL-1'-:'LKkR5.-mg. XS. 'NW SALLIE TROGDON THOMAS REDDING 119 ,+,. E , v ' Sr v? I I X . A 4 p '-21211 N ' l . :nw .. Swv' ,-1 . ! . 5.68. ' gay,-ffffi y. 3 JU IOR MAR HALS Henry Harsch Vara Henson Patricia Hobson Brenda Hooker Rudite Preimats Betty Pugh Anne Shreve Bonme Trogdon Nlcole Underwood CLASS OFFICERS MORRIS CECIL. THOMAS . . . ,,,.. .....,,.,.. . . ...... President PATTY SUE I-IUN'l' . ..4. . . . 4 , V ice-Prcsiflent MAHJORIIC KAY CIIIKISCO .,.... Secretary jOllN AIHTI-IUII BARNES .... Treasurer S IOR CLASS MR. LEE C. PHOENIX Sponsor giggfzll df qc, 25 4 1 Martha Marion Abernethy Iohn Edwin Adams, Ir. David Rufus Allen Otis Hayden Allen, Ir. Darrell Rayvon Allred Thomas Odell Allred SENIOR Norma Sue Andrews Kaye Lynn Balthaser .Iohn Arthur Barnes Harold Eugene Bearden Iohn Franklin Beasley Carol Cornelison Belle Charles Norman Bennett Marie Annette Boling Beverly Carolyn Bolton Nancy Carroll Bondurant Linda .Ieanette Boone Mary Ioan Bowman Audrey Dianne Brady Donald Ray Brantley Lucy Clyde Briles Arthur Robert Brink, Ir. SE IORS Darrell Franklin Brooks Linda Sue Brooks Ernestine Curtis Brown Leo Tony Brown Audrey Nell Bulla Virginia Juanita Bullins XVilliam Redclin Bullock Terry Kerns Ca le VVillie Burron Ca le Carolyn jane Caldwell S 8 E Indy Mae Campbell Louis Richard Carter Sandra Io Carter Marjorie Kay Chrisco SENIORS Sue Carolyn Clark David Larry Clodfelter Carolyn Iean Cole Cary Lee Cole Sylvia Cay Cooke Iames Thomas Cox 5211111161Dkll'l5CI'il11fUl'Cl,lf- Bertha Elaine Dabhs William Everett Davidson Glenn Alton Dawson, Ir Ierita Ann Dawson Patricia Elaine Dempsey E X X, E as -5 Darwin jacob Dennis Mary Geraldine Dennis Ava Page Dildy Doris Ann Edmonds George Kenneth Edwards Linda Carol Fagge x!.L.fl,l I , ' l r W , r 1 8 , I -o-4 T7 , X SE IOR glerrie Sue Dunn Linda Ethel Farlow :UD fix Billy Stokes Feezor james Palmer Fetner Marjorie Gail Foster Brenda Faye Freeman Donald Vernon Freeman Margaret Lorraine Freeman S NIOR SR-1 Nancy Dianne Freeman jacob Luther Fritz, Ir. Susan VVinifred Frye Paul Douglas Gallimore Cyrus Roby Garner, Ir. Betsy Anne Gentry Paul Edward Glass Gloria Ann Grant 77 Faye Carol Hall Ianice Margaret Hall jerry Michael Hall Alvin Lester Hamilton jerry Thomas Hancock Lana Gail Harris Henry Harsch Barbara Carol Hathawa Y -R N ' f ' b .n .I 1 SENIOR , '39 Ierry Grady Hatley Sandra Sue Henry Vara Allene Henson Lelia Faye Hicks -Ioanne Hill Kenneth Lloyd Hill we fi V? t I t Iimmy Harris Hinshaw Patricia Marie Hobson William Curtis Hodges, Ir. Bobby Gene Hodgin Thomas VVhiston Hodgin Ronald Parker Holt Brenda Gayle Hooker Dwight Franklin Hooker 'T' R SENIOR 'R judith Annette Hooker Carol Sue Hudspeth Priscilla jane Hughes XVilliam Donald Hughes George Michael Hunsucker Betty Ann Hunt 1 f 'ffffa ,.. QUK I ' 1 i , Z Patty Sue Hunt Blames Edward Hutson Leon Rankin Ingold Nancy Carol Ivey Larry Odell Iones Larry Wilson Iones qlwx ' AHL. e A 'U5 1 ' x X . A . SENIORS A an p-1 41 Ernest Samuel Iorclan William Howell Kearns Philip Douglas Kemp Patricia Sue Kennedy Peggy Dianne Kennedy Richard Hunter Kunkel Richard Iosepli Lamb Carolyn Bulla Lassiter Iudith Ann Lassiter Daniel Lindsey Leonard Michael McCurry Lomax .Iudith Gregson Loutrel Ierry Roger McNeill Iudy Paula Meacham SE IORS Henly Ferree Miller, III Mary Ann Miner Linda Ellen Moflitt Everett Iohn Moody, Ir Larry Ioe Moody Betty lean Moore Nancy Carol Morris Brenda Leigh Munn I fe v as i l 3 U4 1 Y hx P 'P-1? Rebecca Ann Murray Phyllis Ann Myers Ianet Lee Nanney Ierry Michael Navy Iohnny Paul Needham, Ir. Carol Wayne O'Brient Mary Io Olivo Charles Fletcher Owen, III M as , eggs X A P1 ca y Brenda Carolyn Parks Iackie Lewis Parks l l J ,Iudith Carolyn Phillips Teddy .Ierome Powers Ruclite Prcimuts liugcnc Stuton lrcsncll F i ,, , ,I C, . kg. gp D 15 -1 i- J..-, sw 465 -S7 l Betty ,leanette Pugh Charles Bryan Pugh Nancy Carol Ray Thomas Henry Redding Bernice Clydette Rich Linda Ruth Robbins Hugh Livingston Roberts Dorothy Ann Roeclel Arthur Ross, III Carol lane Rush William Augustas Russell, Ir. Martha Sue Scarboro Aileen Bonnie Schwarz Alva Broughton Sellers, Ir v Linda Ivy Shanas Xhcliael Tony Shane Eunice Katherine Shaw Ola jeannette Shaw VV1ll1am Douglas Shaw XValte1 Lindsey Shirley iUX JQQS, SE IDRS fuk , Q N-1' Elizabeth Anne Shrut Pnnela Ann Siler Anna Kerstin Sjokvist Mai-tlm Caroline Smith Martin Stephen Smith itltsit Bula 11 1 Spencer Nancy Gayle Starchel' Linda Carol Staton 4 ' 'I3' l i , 'E l 1 wi ' L 'C ' ' i J .. . l lx 'A ' l 'YYY YYYY W ' F7777 , W 1 , ,N x F . w P i ' ,, , . l i . . . ' ' , , It -' ' 1' 11 i VV V , Y 2 I 1 f Vivian Margarette Staton Silmi Lee Stine Luix Cecil Story Ronald Burns Shaxhom SENIORS Brenda Ruth Suggs S5518 Marie Surratt Iames Tmnel Thomas Nlorris Cecll Thomas Philip VVinston Thomas NX altei Biuce Thorbum Ir Patricli Iane Thornbur Pltsv I0 Thornburvf ff , l.. .F 9, if-ig. :zz 1 - iw' x..4 VVilliam Tony Threadgill Marie Carol Tillman Gerald Oliver Tollison Geraldine Olivia Tollison Carlie Bonita Trogclon Pamela Lynn Trogdon Peggy Ruth Trogdon Sallie Steed Trogdon 'TTD -S Ioseph Edward Turner Sandra Nicole Underwood SENIOR Terry Preston Underwuocl Ricllurd La1w1'e11cc Updyke Patricia .lane Ussery 'lumes llnrwlcl Yuncannon, NO A ll?- Iames Houston Wade. Ir. Carolyn Helen Walker Elizabeth Hardy VValker Kenneth Larry XValker Charles Walton WVard Iarnes Larry Ward Linda Carol Whitaker Barbara jean Wilson Wifi rst 'f' N 'r'- - 5 fwifsfi ' ' ' ---' ' ' - ' fr 5, Q Q A .. 3 if SENIOR Iacob Richard Wilson Patty Elizabeth VVilson Glenda Dale Winninghain Ronald Franklin YVooClley Frank Thomas YVrigl1t Harold Owen XVright 6 Linda Marie Yow ' Q -. y Q Sw, ,: FI, , S' Larry WVilt0n VVright Shirley Anne VVright Linda Carolyn Yates w an ,, , , Martha Lee Young SE IOR CLASS MASCOT 'Cl David Earl Colo Susan lSI4u'ic Goss 138 Q3 CLASS OFFICERS GEORGE XYILLIAM IIOYNEH, -Ill. . , . . , . . Prcsiclcnf ERNEST XVAYNE TROCDON , ,, Vice-Presizlent EMILY SUE KEAHNS . , . . . , , SCL'l'L'Nll'!l JERRY LICE BULLINS , . .v., Tl'C'llSUl'L'I' JU IOR CLASS MR. MAX D. MORGAN Acluisvr 'x Michael Don Allred Linda Mae Allred Ann Faye Andrews Arthur Ierry Aumau lN1ichacl Rae Auinan Richard Maurice Aulnan Carolyn Ruth Bailey Marilyn Sue Bailey Nancy jane Baird -lolin Quincey Ball Joyce Ann Bean Alfred Lyndon Beane loseph Farrell Beane Rebecca Lucile Beane Ann Noelle Beaudoin Frank Monroe Bcnbow Ronald Errington Biddle Nancy Hughes Boling David Charles Brenner Ravmond Gilbert Briin Q- Q . eg Karen Elizabeth Brower e gl 5 1 Stephen Hayworth Brower r it tx C Henry Ray Brown Riley XVade Brown .Q X rs- 1? 5 is 1 ,l,l er X- A 4 :tv ,, V as 2 9' ,es 4. . Q.. :, 'Q Cr i . fl - ee, l lx d +55-5-.e iq. Z N 5 if-Q-': X ali, M 2. 5 S-A K l iv W 'L' I iszlf 1 'ttf - , Ln' . A Ambitious juniors begin their third trek through high school . . L 5-s r. r :sl an St 'mi G A 1' gl V, E- lv Q ' -wr 'I 'rs its ex -QQ.: NCQ 'rl Q7 -G? ' -ta jerry Lee Bullins Iohn Scott Burkhead Annie -lurice Burrow joseph Edward Burrow Roberta Davis Byrd Linda Carol Bryum Don Richard Cain Linda Sue Cameron Nancy Lou Canoy Timothy Charles Carroll Thomas Kearns Carter Betty Gail Caviness Grady XYacle Caviness Charles XVinfred Chrisco Thomas Rich Cleek Karen Elizabeth Clodfelter Beniamin Ray Cole Maria Gayle Coleman Alice Fay Cooper Richard Martin Cooper Carol Blanc-he Cornelison Mary Ellen Cox Xllllllillll Russell Cos Betty 'lean Cranford WHA' 'H Nic' 'V G -.gt 3. S S2 Q -w N 5 5 km 6- wg U-,- Ain 'Nuff Q et sr, TT' by Ei Q, bg. vp., x Wi-.1 Q. v--. Q ,-if 1. vw' G.. .5- Chris Elmer Cranford David Eugene Cranford Larry Lee Cranford Phillip Lane Cranford Carolyn Olivia Craven Ronald Edwin Creech Richard Frank Curtis Edward Turner Dalton I. B. Davin David Browning Durham Betty Iane Dute XYilliam Anthony Dwiggins Pribcilla Irene Edwards Iames Graybon Floyd Mary Frances Freeman Millard Phillip Freeman Ronald Larry Furr Nell Wakefield Gardner Rita Irene Garkalns James Elmo Gentry Carol Ann Hall Stephen Spencer Hamilton Leo Maxton Hammer Tommy Lynn Hammer . realizing the great necessity and importance . George Nicholas Hancock Bessie Ruth Hardin Mary Elizabeth Hardin Patricia Ann Harwell Virginia Ellen Havenb XYilliam Wade Hayworth Fay Carol Henson Sharon Rose Hinshaw Forrest Dean Holt Iudith Dawn Holt Donna Karleen Horner Clyde Ray Huff Ci-rt-lcla Ivan Huglius Mary S4-nilli Iluiglnw llllflh Larry Hiintci' Harry l'wmplt-s Isley Barliara lilla larvix lit-mamin Plain ,ln-nliins, III llwiiry l'lllLQ1'lll' 'lifliiiwil D.ilm.i llfljllll -lniufs, -li. lll'lNI'lll.l .-Mui livin-N Ui-f11Qi'U'illl.ill1-Iliyllvl.ll. lfmilx Nm- Ki-.iriis N111-'X l'vllI'Il'I.l K4-y wp- Q, We ,Tb QE: .gp 1 .5 gl N S' :,, L ig L 4 'N is D- v- 5 , .. ar .at ri iv k 4: Q 6- TT L- Barbara ,lean Kindley Carl Lonnie King Xvlllllllll Bradley Kirby Martha Alice Kivett Diane Lavada Lane Mary LaRue Lanier ,lzuncs Baxter Lemons Eugenia Louise Lewallcn Mary Devenia Lewis Donna Gail Lowrance Wanda Lou Lucas jerry Wrenn Luck Dale Lee McBride Ottaway Kenton McCartney lolm NVQ-slay Mt-Cormicli XVillimn Ray Mt-Donald Edwin Ross McGratli Linda Ioyce Mt-Nair Brenda Joyce McNeill Sue Carol McPherson Ioel Kirk McRae Betty lean Mane-ss Marcia Dianne Mayberry Caroline Spencer Miller :ai - flu? 1' 4? Er A is Q. ug. an t. b V. ' -Q 4- if: wh: .2 Vx ser L ke' .1 :N of acquiring all possible knowledge. RQ. fv- 'ts x. :g. S. x. we . . f S:':l:3'3 ' sr:-11155535 f Ri!-sf:-ss: Lester Claud Moffitt Patricia Ann Moffitt Ianet Elizabeth Moody Roy Alfred Moody Judy Ann Moore Linda Green Moore Wayne Douglas Moore Calvin Thomas Morgan Candace Ellon Morgan Charles Eugene Morgan Dale Street Morgan Iunius Clifford Myers Robert Lee Nance Charles Barbee Nelson Iayne Adair Owen Betty Carol Parham Larry Deaton Parks Ianet Ann Pate William Cobb Pate, Ir. Max Thomas Poole Michael Elam Prescott Connie Louise Price Sarah Elizabeth Pugh Delbert Cordon Ragsdale I GQ i . 1 .. H 1 1 - . 'S 'AX 3-at 'arm '. ':N' Har, C., . ' ' '1- , - s.. we 5 ef.. 4, - wp.. YA N' S 'bbfiffx -x 1 .i '- ' 4765 J -R, Lu 1. 'hm 1,8 in W wx, -N -vt ,, l rg.. fi im 45- i X 7' 2? Q. wp, ' L 'Pr 'R Q , 'mf' GR iT . vx. 52 . I bs,-,J . 4 t . -J vi G I ll Q Q Q' we 5. Howartl Pom-ll Redding Io Ann Rice Lintla Carolyn Rieliartlson Cliarlenv Robbins Earlene Robbim Michael ,lcffrwy Robbins XYilla Ford Robinson lyilllillll Harold Robinson Lewis. Dillartl Rulantl Ora Ann Sanders Robert Eirgerm Saunclerb, Linda Dianne Shaw Bobby Charles Shirley Ellen Howard Siler Gerald Pritchard Sloat Linda Sue Smith Marilyn Sue Smith launch Robert Sparku james Enoeh Spivey Geneva Ann Staley Gladys Louise Staley Iulian McArthur Staley XVilliam Lee Stevens Michael Blanc Strayhorn They Work with anticipation and diligence . Mike Lyman Stroud Irene Stroud Swain I0 Ellen Swain Linda Faye Tatum Sandra Lee Tatum Donald Ray Thoinpbon Gladys Louiae Thoinpson Mary Tucker Tliompaon Michael Ray Thompson Thomas Berry Tlrrawer Clay Ronaltl Trogdon Ernest NVayne Troigtlun Rav Donald Trogclon Print-illa lri-nv rl-I'0fll'l' Sluirla-5 Ann Xllllllklllllllll Hltclrvll cll1ll't'IlL'14 lYallin'r Russell flrafly Nllallwr, jr. Sandra Glenn Xlkilker Carol llialnna XX'alsL'r lflryaln-lla .Xnn Xlaril Anna ll.lllll'lll' Nay l.rll'lX .'Xll4-n Xl aw l.nn4's llq-lul4l xi.-ill-1' Xl 1lll.nn Ifm XX rlr lr 45 .5 1 ,nf IS 5- w- . :S Q, Tie, . 3, 3 kx SQ5. 5-, L 'Mu 'N-Q 'Q-X ff xvllllillll Hobf-rt Xlfbt losepli Hiram XVl1ntley Dorothy Elizabeth XVillinim Mark Oliver Williams Indy Fralncus Wilson XYo1'tli Ronald XVinslow Glenn Simeon Woodley Bro.-nclu Ellen XVrigl1t Catherine Ellen NVrigl1t Rebuc-cn Line Yurborouglr Samuel Amos Yates Elvin Eugene York, jr. Villlllllll Michael York Snr R 1 Q Y ' GL. W ll x N5 rc- s toward their future goals. . if? 4.5, 'Wi' 1.91 -' if -' Htl 51,63 ,I 11.-fn x ,gsfift ,si I U 'af E .1 4' ?' 'F' S qifbyg I Q Q1 4 wi A ' -A J X 3 I- GQ Q ' P A 1 ll 9? in. ' 99' -' 1-:ur-'I 5 ' 'ixafxil-' S3 - -JY 5 I ii- :', fl f-2 '1 r- 1 ' gg h, - lx 1 Q I NOX ROI C'AIiOI I'IlAIXkI IX NI l IHIU I urrr 'r 1' x 4 LU-' CLASS UIVIVIQIICIRS DAX ID LUX SICIH MXIHIIX IHIHIXM X vu Jl'I'll l'II IIXIH lll IIOIBSONI H lury SQPHOMORE CLASS O MRS IQUIH I Iilfll S. H l'! Charles Lee Allen Ilene Kay Allen Paul Darrell Bailey Mary jane Baker Robert Martin Barham Iohn Robert Barton Charles Robert Allred L' , X 9' 'T C A - Lynwood Bailey Allred E' 5- : -2' 1 Anne Maxwell Arthur V 'N' x ll Elizabeth Ann Auman K Q L A ,, K Qu :.-l ... Q 1, g i 'ee A 'tr M? f - Brenda Gayle Beane Cleo Delanous Bennett gk In Sue Carol Bonkemeyer Elaine Mariorie Boone In 7.45 I- -M Patsy Dianne Bowman In A Q L-'ji li wig 'R' - Lb' Richard Eldon Bray a -S. . Gary Eugene Breedlove ' James Vernon Brewer David Roger Brittain y i John Harold Brittain lc' N 1 'T : te' ' Q - Stephen Royals Brittain if 1 I fe? XVilliam Davis Brown E , w l Anita Cheryl Bulla K n lane Cozart Bulla N. Patsyanna XVallace Bulla Robert Franklin Bulla gr D N G Glenda Faye Bunting :A M X: Della Rose Burgess I Randy Lee Burrows Q M Elijah Gaston Cagle Eager sophomores begin their second year of high school . Eunice IoAnn Cagle In my ,J G Ronnie Lee Caldwell ' , ' . N B. Charles Thomas Callicutt if ' ' ,-'I Ierry XVilmer Campbell ,am - fi V' Larry XVilliam Canoy Evelyn Diane Cheek Gwendolyn Ioyce Chrisco Q 4 A Maggie Rosalee Chriscoe 3' R A, 'I v ye. Samuel Lewis Chriscoe ' 1 . 'V J Ei' , Emily Kathleen Clayton U' in . , l ' ' Harold Dalton Cook ' E ' Doris Anne Cooper Linda Gray Councilman Linda Carol Cox , ,A x Louis Kritz Cox Y .. 1 ' F 4 li ,E sc. Roy David Cox Fr 77 Q- Linda Io Craven ' - Ioyce Ann Crowder Margit Christine Dahlke 2: A 1 Selven Jerome Davidson 1' ' 9 if ,L-Q 'L- 9-4 7 'G' lames Edward Davis tr' '? I' Tames Mackie Davis ' 9 ' , Norris Daniel Davis l Virginia Mae Davis ,. NVilliam Jerry Davis r A Pamela Ann Dildy :Q N 159, .fp X 'xr ' g 'L' Betty jo Dixon '-' 'QA 'ff xE ' -Y Ierrie Lois Draughn hi ' K bf 1' ,. f Q A Donna Joyce Dunn i CW , '-22 ot. 75 c A C Jt: Gb it alll Ill 2, 2 Rr : kg C 'Q :Nl Q., .. - s ..,, Xxx?-A ,s bil -k,.. Y Stk -I ..,, ik I -LS? 'iisgl l' X, 'cali XVillu Klum Dunn XYllllk'I' Clinton Dunning Lllywsu Cliurlcs Even-ull. lKUl1l'l't Cray FL-rrci' Xllimlai l,.Lll'lL' Flu-nnilien Snnilrn loan Frazier Ir. Caitlicrini- Ann Freeman Lucretia Cranford Fritz lanncs Xlliynv Frye Lntlufr Ellis Culyun, Ir. Loretta jane Garner Floy Ll Larry Cuntlc 4 1 has L M- L C Ioscpli lilrny Haimiltnn Iannes Franklin Hunnnonds Q I A Alice Faiyc Hancock ' rv' Y 3' 1 C A 2 . ' mu-Q' BL-ttic lo Hamlin xt- 4 Toininv Nlnrtin Harris tix' W' Clmrlottf- Strinxill Hnyxxortli B Tlnminns Ycrnon Ilaywortli lncli Carol HL-nclrix . Surah Innc Henry 4 T A 'T 2 .. - Kntliurinc Arla,-nc HL-plcr 'K' -'pil '53- Tlicmmx Rm' Hill lk S KW' ' ' lnclitli Elizailuotli Hobson 2 A .HfUH6d.VVHllSGHkCOHfFdGHCG and reassurance they Hall XYortli Hoclgin . l linnny Ramp' l'lom'yL-ntl l Milrlrvcl Irum- Holt -v -N 'Z w Yir-kin Ann Hnclson V-'L' ,c Cliairlw l lrll'I'V llugliw iw' , Clan NYzu'rcn Hnlin ' 4 A53 4. L L A Ill 24 :ga -, .X lik Mary Martlm Graves Larry Play Crc-en Nonnfln Fox Grey Ianni-x Otix Crimsley Emma Susan Hadley Dnlc Parker Hall zu, G, X YL ?: -s-. 4 G -f YN' - , face 1960361 - , if s ,Izuncs 'Iosopln Humble ,- Lug Fiuiicn-s in-giiiwtlr Ingram: i J 6 Q5 5 - W VQQNQ' .Lia me 'A 1' -1: lin-th' lmn ,lijllllkflll -., , 5, . - 4 . L -- ' 'N P w ltilwxllrl l.L-L' luliiisuii is tx! ' 'F' Mailn-Olin Xlnyin- ,Irwin-x ll H ' llilll'lL'lLl Agni:-N Alllilkl I C.il'nl l.i'c' Kl'1'lllljl l,lIlll.l Snr- K--1-lim: IR 1 : Q ' ' - '35 ' 3 , ga -1, gil A Q lnlmx llmxnlil King 4:4 ,Q , -, MUN t ,Q-, A H -tv' M' Sumn Nlnrn- lxinnux' . 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W X L lane Henley Miller L li, ,,:'- QS' Larry Roy Miller Qi ' R' Patricia lewel Miller i ludy Elizabeth Moffitt 5 N' NVilliam Henry Molllnan ,fig Q1 uh 'W F1 if aid' lady Carol Moody bl X -ti ' Q' 12- 4 'N Emily Sue Moore ' A h K W Emily Sue Moore Catherine ,lanet Morgan in N ,bw z, :ax K Agnes Gail Morton ' k 'Af ' x 5:-N ki N A ' Ianice Lorraine Morton h ' vw ff' 'W lohn Clifford Murray R 'P' lolin XVayne Neal D Ina Louise Needham . in anticipation of satisfying new 'f . Q t , ,. , Q? , ' xy ea . Y , I . t' 5 -- : gi Q D. H K. V Carol Ann Poole 5. Q, Ronald David Poole Q V- A ,xx r Rodney Allen Presnell .5 H P ' ,AA K L , f-- at Rodney Allen Prevatte 'U Sue Ann Pugh ' Randy Reed Prytle ,ff Connie Ruth Raines Brantley Hicks Redding A 9 . Milton Hammer Redding A v , , 6 Samuel Steele Redding my 'Q' Nancy Carol Rempson ,lane Smith Rhylner David Cyrus Rich Virginia Mae Richardson Don Preston Richburg Charles Thomas Robbins, n KR Clara Mae Robbins Roger Arnold Robbins Pi-1' experiences . George Michael Olivo N' Barry Phillip Osborne L. Phyllis Ruth Overton ' V Arthur Clarence Owens Judy Ann Owens Gilda Dean Parks Iohn Regis Parsons Q, . W rt-:S :X ,lerry Ray Paul - Joy Ann Payne Rf 1 Linda Lee Pearce Bernard Franklin Phillips ESX lonah Dewey Phillips, jr all 5: V 'a Q 'H as lf- Lf 'P r. l , 1 A .ni , . Cai- V 5. Q-,Q 'A ' K 5 'ft fr' ' W Y- Plein! '22 ,-... 1:1 .f,,, xv, -4 A ,-F.. H--. A ' Q. 1 x M., at N I if c Billy Huston Roberts I ,Ianett Lee Roberts K '-Ps : 4 G' 'G TL B T, HQ' Shelby .lean Rollins 'T' ' 'B fi Charles Edwards Ross lf Raymond Chris Rude M l . William Neely Rush Sterling Herbert Saunders ' . A Hennan NVesley Sexton I K .lm at in k ae Elizabeth Ann Shanas A.. , E, W ,, N 4. I A .Tr ix rc Carson XVll.l13l'I'l Shaw S Clyde Theodore Shaw, Ir K Larry George Shepard -QQ Carolyn Mae Siltes Q: V V N - fa A A 'U' Carolyn Gail Sisk Q01-1 ' -lf lr' :T T Q tv Adrienne Kay Smith - I raw 'T ' Archie Leak Smith RM ' ' Gary Xvayne Smith ' Gloria Blanche Smith Iimniy Leu Smith Rhonda lane Smith Stevie Mitchell Smith Nancy Carol Stalvey Surah Elizabeth Stedman Edward Henry Steere -sa , . s si an -tg- 'V ' eg. .ala 1 1' , we 3-. 'N X c-'- B. w. . and Ella Raines Stout I ludith Ann Stout 2 :X ,K - . Gary Benford Strider iw Q ' A-:X 5 Phyllis Anne Strider tk- X N 'Tl ' lVilliam Clayton Strider Linda Diane Stroud of gaining knowledge upon which to build the future Linda Carol Stultz Edith Pamela Stutts 'Er' 92' et .wfll Q- .. A s , . 14 -N Q. s, Su- Lunus Thomas Trollinger l,nrrv Allen Trotter Xlliltcr Thomas Tucker Willa Dean Turner Lowell Mrixtun Underwood William Howard Upchurch Wanda Leigh Yuncannon 'l'lmm.is Calvin Wade M.ii'ig.ii'r-t Ann Walton lane Carolyn hvllftl lorry Morris Xlurd Iolmny Miclmcl Nllird ludy Cntlicrinu Webb Stt-plum Yan Xlbcks Faiyne Carol Swaney T- ff 72 7' ' :' Anna Marie Teachey 'SN K' ii- Boycl Ernest Thomas K 45' Eldrira Lee Thompson Faye Carol Thompson Billie Io Tlmrburn bk R Brenda Dianne Thornburg ag: R I T: 5 I' an T' Tommy Reece Tolluert 1 S f 'X is 3' Patricia: Ann Troyldnn Tana Cain Trogdun H M n Qi m ' 'N X fl . Q 5 ,, a KT l s I rg: TY, f w. 1 ' - 'S' A T Us -1 5 K K 16. ,FA Q ,tn hx A 5' F Q lr 2 I N lv f ' Q :N 'T r- -' GE- vt, Sandra Gail NU-lcli Tum' lfrnvst XYliitalicr Bt-ttx' Ann XYl1itlmt-ls Clcorgt- Etlwaul Nl'illi.tms Sharon Dorevn XVillia1ns Carol Sue XVoff0rcl Charles Ionathan VVoodley Paul Monroe Wooley Sulan Gregory Nllriglxt Nancy Carolyn Yates Bobby Ronald York lames Alexander York Q 1 1 l 5. ef M 1 x st.. .k, tlil y-nn-IS 'w 'gt-TQ qhc' , -S' if 1: .L in l,..... lm ing.-,.4,, nd Sgr, K S, 33 avlisgfsg -,E L 1 CLASS OFFICERS EUGENE BEDFORD CANNON ,.., 4 . .........,,, . . . , PICSIIILIM SARAH SUSAN XVRICHT ..,.,.... . , , . . ,,., . . . . Vice-Prcsiclent RICKEY LaVONNE LEE .,.. ,, ..,.. Secretary MARTHA ANN NVALKER .... , . . TI'Cf1Slll'L'l' FRE HMAN CLASS NR. MORRIS B. WI-IITSON Acluiscr '1, X. . A' xr .3 g X S , ' qv, S- Sgt kk J -1 A 'L .A fire -f A A . Adi? 'Q ' I 1 1,5 3' 43, We fm. qv, PH f V U S .Q A 5, . r , A up K!!! 4 Wig' il 541- 4-9157 l E X Jane Julie Adams William Clyde Aldridge Melissa Kay Allen Brenda Faye Allred Samuel Charles Allred Henry Cornelius Ammons Ronald Mac Anderson Johnny Everett Auman ta- 9 John Howard Benson Roger David Berliner James Stevens Blackwell Linda Faye Blanton Jo Anne Bowman Hazel Jean Boxley Thomas William Brazier Jr. Patricia Ann Brigmau a Rm- . '.', . Q1 Martha Jane Brown Mary Jane Brown Charles Talmadge Browne Angus McRae Buie Brenda Catherine Bullins Judith Dianne Bullins Troy Edward Bullins Gary Darnell Bunting 95 4' s.. tw y- Q . Ss' Gayle Jewel Bynun Betty Jo Ann Cagle Jane Ellen Cain Allen Lee Callicutt Martha Ellen Calloway Iohn Wayne Campbell Rita Jo Campbell Eugene Bedford Cannon ..- Georgia Carol Coble Martha Elizabeth Coble Kenneth Alvin Conner Nancy Carolyn Cook Carlene La Dare Cooper Emest Edward Cooper Juan Dale Cooper Arie Sue Comelison L V 44, rf 93 Dwain Clarkson Curtis Nola Jean Dalton Gary Sanford Davidson Tommie Ann Davidson Dremia Joyce Davis Eddie Trent Davis Mary Teena Davis Rose Marie Davis -Qtr :Y L. t- A ' e E' ug. ' .5-,i eq.. 'L Q, 1 i axe- LQ., X. Q. ,. es, 'Hx a ,Qtr 3 ii il -5, xg.. 5 :, usa N. X .reb- in-., fi: x Q. xiii A hh Fi. S ' :- Fi '- ex,Q,x i.. tv? I ., 1' A ,N SQ QQ, - v. 'QA A., 1: - Q. K w-, C 9 fx Q' QI JG Q! D .X' Xl A- wx.- -f... IL Q Q-, 9-S' l J 2:54 1, 5 XE. Qs zr A .N L - i ,A h 1 f .2-, Q Q- Y 7.7- St ,S , , '- fr. L, who - ,Nr 'Q . 3 Q, Q K L F, 'L 5. sl- .g, YT if 'T 2 , e .-.N 1 . QL :Hai n J.. , i ex 4 .X .. ,A i 'Nq- iiin Q in -P .-Q 'Hs sf. 'r 9 K if rang, J-:ac 4 A B 'mlm 'So Linda Maxine Barbee Berlin Francis Barham Thomas Scott Bean Betty Ann Beane Eddie Graham Beane Niary Eunice Beane Robert Mark Noel Beaudoin Layman Lee Bennett Q. 'bi L 9- Neva Ann Briles Raeford Griffin Brini Patricia Carolyn Bristow Sandra Jane Britt Jeanie Craven Brower Genna Faye Brown James Earl Brown Jimmy Lynn Brown I 'W Q 5. 135 L. . 33. , Judy Faye Bunting Brenda Preston Burge Edwin Eugene Burns Julia Ann Burris Janie Marie Burroughs Mildred Elizabeth Burrows John Thomas Byerly Robert Henry Byrd ' 1:- ,- Sk ix :Q t, Tony Lee Cannon Hichard Sidney Caviness Shirley Florine Caviness Edward Lacy Chambers. Jr. Janet Carol Chisholm Donald Edward Chriscoe Emily Chisholm Chriscoe Ronald Edwin Clark Y. -:. .5 -'fe c C' 2 Larry Gene Cox Jann-Q Albert Cranford Tmniny Lee Cranford Brenda Kaye Craven Frank Max Craven Jerry Reisel Craven John James Croft, Ji. X Q .ri ie P. Patricia Ramona Cnndili E96 2 A 'A Mildred Frances Deaton Jane Elizabeth Dildy 6'-' 5' ' 5' Roger Dean Dixon ,. , si Claude VVilliam Dunlap 15? Frank Edmondson III Opal Colleen Efird David Briles Farlow Merrill Elizabeth Fetner Frances Melanie Fischer Donald Ray Floyd I Robert Tommy Fox e ,K 5 V ' A , - AA Janis Lee Freeman , x ' V -.. Jerry Lee Freeman rf A el -5 Susan Elaine Freeman Thomas Allen Freeman Jerry Leon Frye Barbara Ann Furr Mary Jane Furr M 1 ,. Janice Elizabeth Gamer ,N g Linda Ann Gamer - x L y f Phyllis Ruth Gilmore T Margie Marie Goins W- Gwendolyn Faye Grant Evelyn Marie Gray Iiinda Faye Gaeen umie Keith reene ' Samuel Albert Hackett ' fe? :R A Q 5- Richard James Haigler S in :- i A ' V, 6: La1Ty Julian Haithcock Q . ' ' C' '19 2' James Edwin Hall ' Kerry Deen Hall Ruby Elaine Hall Martha Lee Hamilton Ruby Lee Harmon ' Allen Kent Harper U l .'N 4' i. we Brenda Jo Harper fy by K f Judy Lee Harrelson - J Virginia Edith Hartsell Linda Faye Harvell Timothy Nathaniel Harvell John Thomas Hayes John Reece Helms I A Q grelndad Ksaye Henley W ' :R C -t. ' '- ,L 4 ic ar yvester Hicks ' H- , 4, -5 '-f ' , ' R - Donald Ray Hill . ' 47' X: rr 'em 3 21.- Lan'y Lester Hinesley iw ' James Lindley Hockett ' Judy Paulette Holt I David Neal Hughes Larry Kenneth Hughes Mammie Louise Hughes Jerry Edward Hunsucker Iohn Eldridge Hussey Glenn Harvey lngold Carolyn Marie Isley Johnny Leon Jarrell Paula Jann Kntchnm Larry Allen Kearns Nickey Charles Kearns Richard Lf.-on Kc-nnedy Alvin Darrell King Steve Harold King Doris Irene Kinney James Darrell Kinney i 'Q 'w Y 57, gi ,S us- John Clay Hooker Judy Carol Hopkins Sandra Lee Hopkins 6- Jesse Roger Houser x - Betty Frances Howell Sue Core Howell James Thomas Hudspeth Judith Ann Hndspeth LD Q- 3 1 .- 5. I Q- E' ' , i Linda Sun Jarrell Peggie Jane Jarrell 5' Linda Ray Jarvis QQ 4' ' ia W Brenda Mae Jessup ev y ' Y Q, Mary Jovce Johnson Ronald Smitherrnun Johnsoi Charles Ronald Jordan Linda Dianne Jordan c - 7 gg- ' s B A . ,L. K I G S Jerry Leu Kinney Marsha Due Kinney 7' 6 I Elninv Christine Knighton 6 ,N 1 9 Edwin Doyle Lamb Richard XVaynv Lnmlu-rt James Herhed Lanier Arrington Jackson Laughlin Rickey LnVonne Luc XVilliani Harold Lethco Herschel Horton Lewis Tlmnias Dewitt Lewis Annu Ruth Liucbeiry James Ray Linuberry Ervin Eugt-nu Lloyd Jerry XVilli.uu Luwrauct Terry Lynn Lucas -T. w-L f Y s. ' , - 5' e E' 5 r 8. t-' Q Sarah Kay MCLL-od Danielle Kay McMaster Carolyn Ann McNeil Joseph Frank McNulty Larry XValter McPherson Charles Edward McRae Rebecca Elaine Mabe Dianne Barbara Male N Frances Gladys Moody James Edward Moore James Harvey Moore James Talley Moore Ronald Gregory Moore Evelyn Damell Morgan Joyce Morgan Michael David Morgan P 6. -. it Harvey Clayton Overman Doris Marie Overton Barbara Sue Owens James Hughes Owens Robert Lee Paisley, Jr. Davis Edgar Pegram Patricia Ruby Penclley Martha Nance Plummer Q T. its -it t-vb ff ef e G 23 r 3 9 QL. Rebecca Jam' Luther XV1ll Rolex' Luther Rickie Edwin McBride William Larry McDonald James Stuart McFadden Benton Rush McGrady Timothv Michael Mclntyre Nancy Lynn Mclieal S -5. , .-, ta e . e' 5 'x 5-r , S .J in -i A Q-I Mary Elizabeth Maness Phyllis Ann Maness Bobby Eugene Marion Judith Kay Marlowe Hiram James Marziano Elizabeth Christine Miller Linda Sue Miller Phyllis Kaye Moliitt .- 'r X Bob Sidney Morris Ann Celeste Morton David Benjamin Nance . 6. ,,n..: ai Sf. Maynord Beard Reid Donald Lee Rich Samuel Lester Rich Mary Rebecca Richardson Annice Lee Ridge Comelia Faye Ritter Ronald Avance Ritter Barbara Annette Robbins '-N , , E Brenda Helen Needham James Brevard Neely, Jr. Cletus Mae Nelson VVanda Kay Nelson Silvia Jane Oglesby if if Dora Lucille Poison John Lee Powell John Hilbert Presnell Shirley Ann Presnell Sandra Kay Pugh Suzanne Harris Query Margaret Ann Ratclilie Shirley Ann Reed Wx ' K 'T 2 Q L it 2 GJ A .. Q Q , r Q. s 3. L '- x J 1, 1 Larry Cleveland Saunders Barabam Ann Scott James Edward Shaw, . Reba LaVeme Shaw - Ruth Ann Shaw VVorth Odell Shaw, Ji. Jean Phillips Shephard James Howard Skeen Joe Tlirunas Robbins XValon Covon Robbins, Jr Williain Duke Robbins Fred Taylor Roberts, Jr. Shelby Jean Ross Susan Cecilia Rossun Nancy Graves Russell Harry Eugene Sanders Xluurn Clmlli-Q Smith. Ir. V 5 - Nlnrtlm Aim Smith I le -ll s ,, L Hickey Harris Smith E, x YVilli.im Russell Smith III ' E-' Jwpli cth..pm.m spr-nw Joyce .-Kun Staley Phyllis Gaye Staley Tlifmms Fnmklm Stnlvey blurlux Huiluum St.u'cln'x' B.u'lmr.i Lou Stonc ' Ci-on-l1.n XY.1rv Stury 1 5N. Iirulv H11-ce Stnnt 5- A 6 1 s -A S' h 6' ' XVnlt4'r Coy Stout S- , h 455-1 xl- ' 'Q NVilmn Clu-rvl Stout Nb tx, E 'lt Prixc-lll.i lliwlln-l Strnxlnu-u jzmic Ln' Surmtt Xlhmlix Inez Surmtt ,3 A Roddy lean Swaim 1 L 5 ,,, LD, lg 3 9 Bri-ndii Fnyc-A Swfmey Q-2 A LA 5 Cnrnlyn Louise Swann 5' ' ' laiinm Hay Swnney I k ' 15, Nancy Cnrulyn Swauuy Churles Thomas Swing Gerald Arvo Tanner Stvvv Arthur Tata' ' Hilda Fnyi' Tenguv , V 13 K.u'0n Ann Tlioinai X Q 9 M '1 3 if 'K Ruhr-rr Cl,-flu Thomas A Sgr! N a Q ' .1 L 'N - , Cvnrgu NVinfr4,-cl Thompson ' X y ': 1- - f' '- 'xg 'C' Bruniln Diane Thurnhurg Q' X S 'X V j.uur-Q Edward Tl1ruu'r'r,-Tr. -In.m Elizabeth Tillmam Brcncln joycu Trngdon Y , Nancy Lynn Trogdon iq Q 'Dx I '5 Nl sig' it 9' Q 3-' Q T Ronald Gale Trogdon ,I 5 C. , 1 in-X - L. 5 Stanton Samuel Trogdon 'S' T 6 ' g' A x Roy Lev Tucker lu' Paul james Turpin, Jr. Clmrles Amos Tysingcr Iunicu Ruth Llnde-rwood Luis Inna Updyke- Dell Maria Vnncnnnon - Donna Inna Vunu.u1uun - Bw, R cf 9 ' Q jessica Marie Vuncannou ax 4. L- , AA g gy Putricin Cnml Vuncrumon -. I ':- XC ' - Q, X' 'Q - YL-rnun Ray Vunuinnon ' - Y X NVeitzel Howard umfiif-igii Y Calvin Mifchf'll XV.ilkL'r ,. F I M.u'tlm Ann XV.ilker 5 . 1., , 'N ,. Ronald XVilwn XYnlker 'x .. ' Q' ' -A A 6 .il 'T '- 5 Surah Helvu Walker g QQ s Q 5- 5' XYilli.1m Andrew NY.1l5cr 'rf ' ' '31 X ' 4 E' x' Nancy Leo XV,ird f Mary Tom XVntsou Emily Sue XV0lch Danny Fixmklin NYLM Bully lmliixn- YYillzmlrm lluiuthy Bi-ll YVilk1'rwm a.f...,.a.- cmum XVillinmw -1 4 , - -H -, - , im-limi 1,..'..-in NVilli.uns ., . L -- - 4' ' Q 5. J' G Sumniy' sc--u wnlmms 'r , ' ii' : 5- bf' sz...-itll.. Lyuu willmmr 5 'Fr' 5' ,lx-asv Bnxh-r Xl'1lli.in1wn Hlnluli Loriux- NYilinu r-. l N 2 N.-lm c:.u1 u'r1....r ' N 4 Sumu lflnilu' NYllwu l Q, 6 2. ,, Q -- - K 'Q : - -A C vmf.-.-.1 Ni-.rl xx'..u1..rr , .E .4 . .. A, A -Q I,.urx cup-um XYrizlil ' - ' ' 'N ' g- E l W Q-' l..ury Yi-ruuu XYrix!ht X N- X, llnlu-rt in......l.1 uwmm S.u'.1h Nunn Xlunght I.1ml.i Sur Y.u'Iuu'uuulx - ol: ' yuan, xxllni... nur J 2, Q. l 1'lr....i.- mu.u.l Yluk. lv. B 5, ' 4 ,.. li.1.,. 4'1.,..1.i-X Yunk T4 my L f 4, hun- l l.iluu'-. link tr s..r..n l'lll.r Y...i m - 156 , , 1 EEE?f::' t , 4 i 5, 1 :IFJ if 1 J, .L ..- .tk XSQDQXQ : ,iw I M J X if It ' - . 1 ' x i L if t i i Q ' - , , Rf - l Q xii. E' ,Q-y M W . . .t K N n 5, nk wr 1 , K-Fawn' Ai' , ' F I: , , nw., , Amt Q w mf 'wiiiir i l- ' i V r ' xi Getting ready for Christmas. Smile when you say thatlu is 'I thought I'd passed that one. Inspecting our trailspmtatioii. 1'This is how . . . pay att6Hfi0U, i'5'1'1'Y' ., .- ,-A .H+ 19- ,r 'ww 'W Look0ut! Theyire coming backf, O-0-O-0-0-Hi!! 157 3, 1 I dia 15-wif. ' , ..,, - 411- ,.qs.. . . . Until finully,cduCz1ti0n bccomcs as u mighty river, infinite, c-vcr-flowing, briinlning with new strcznns toward mightier rivers of life. I f X 1. D M F Y 1 I 5 5 .A E ,Q fllly I PM ultra 1 unset 4... um 1... : 1 ..--.-.. aw nu af L r 11 0 N Y AD ERTI EME 1,11 I I 5 5 If I. I A 4 .- 'A I .' , Ki is 1 I .1 f L-S r Q isis? 1 .mf ' I W , -f' X ' wr Let... 1 ':Qlfjg:te.t-:.j+K . y .- ., g ' fe- I ' X A Q ' , diff SQ . ', .xv KA', ' ty. I Q 2:53 HARDIN'S FURNITURE HOUSE Highway 220 North IDEAL ELECTRIC COMPANY Contracting and Repairing I2O Trade Street JONES DEPARTMENT STORE The Stores That Save You Money Outfitters for Men, Women, and Children FIRST NATIONAL BANK Your Friendly Bank Member of the Federal Reserve System Member of the Federal Deposit Corporation KEARN'S SERVICE DRUG 803 W. Salisbury Street Phone MA 5-2216 SOUTHERN FLOOR COVERINGS cl .ex 'AN - A CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS 161 Us A-if. MOORE - GARDNER AND ASSOCIATES, INC. CONSULTING ENGINEERS 'ECWZWG lucolPoaAvlo if 0 ' VC Hb uv fHOllI m 0 e D sn mo 102 Sunset Avenue Asheboro, N. FREEMAN'S SERVICE STATION GULF PRODUCTS 455 Corner W. Salisbury and N, Park Sts. Phone MA 5-4354 MAPLE GROVE DAIRY Sealtest Dairy Products HOLLINGSWORTH-HENDERSON J EWELERS Diamonds-Watches Silver-China-Glass 2I 2 Sunset Avenue HOLT HOME IMPROVEMENT CO lIl2 Albemarle Rd. Best Wishes to the Class of '6l RANDOLPH FURNITURE CO. 523 N. Fayetteville Phone MA 5-2227 ASH EBORO DRY CLEANERS ROSES 5c, 'I0c, 81 25c STORES Congratulations, Seniorsl Phone MA 5-2010 BULLARD FLORIST ISO9 South Fayetteville St. Ext. Asheboro, North Carolina 0 .- , Af.. 1 1 11 DRY CLEAIVUVG lNSrRUCTfON ph.-,. ,, ,W f www f'-15-'.m11'.w41f,:.w-.'rw - ,MH ,' nf A X W, --.-H X wx .ww wx. nv-w 4 9-V., -vxfm 2-' ..- J ',--.-g- .'- , ,- 1. ,vw ,W ,Q pw .H f , nw y -f-0 -ff Q.-1--I , 'M '5'N -Tx ' Z 4 ' .MN ,L Nm: ..,,,,, T' r-7 nw g.f,1-ef-, N :wg a Q- N , . , . ' , V. .J-w .f,., 1-.,-, ,,,..., -:cum -rw Mg. N.-N x E-.ww MU 1,5-V-., .1 , V 'L 'L' L f . V 1 -- V an v-:A-J . pq .fn .-N. ww - cm. v.,,w.q fx 1 V 'X WAN- R r , , , .., ' 1 1 w- 1-an-xr-vu fn awww Porn Mn- ,v .. M, ' - 1 V - - W-----V ..- ' l : u , QAj-f-- ---' --- -- - X . - 'K H-.---..Q.., l ' , -.N:xw..,:,,,.. - NTSEKA .NRE IWC. J -Q.. 1 l... KIZER LAUNDERERS AND CLEANERS 163 KAY'S Smart Wear for Smart Girls f 1 B. B. WALKER SHOE CO. Manufacturers WALKER BRAND SHOES Asheboro, North Carolina CLARK'S SERVICE STATION 843 West Salisbury Street Amoco Products Phone MA 5-2203 SOUTH ERN OIL COMPANY Distributors of Gasoline-Fuel Oils-Kerosene Phone MA 5-4463 WRIGHT'S STUDIO MARSTON WRIGHT, Photographer II7 Trade Street Phone MA 5-35l6 Portraits-Child Photography Wedding and Commercial Photography Asheboro, North Carolina DREAMLAND MATTRESS COMPANY Finest Boxsprings and Mattresses 5l5 N. Fayetteville St. Asheboro, N. C. MODERN SHOE SERVICE For the best in shoe repair 660 N. Fayetteville St. Asheboro, N. C. Best Wishes RESTAURANT KING CARL COURIER TRIBUNE Randolph County's Household Journal Since I876 Best Wishes C'S SPORTING GOODS and AUTO ACCESSORIES ASH EBORO DRUG COMPANY -PRESCRlPTlONS- DRUGS-FOUNTAIN 132 Sunset Ave, Phone MA 5-2l67 - h V Q 5 N rhsmmmi X N Wxj W. L, si HSHEBUHU HUSIERU ITIILLS, IHC A Cranford lndustry All!llllfIIC'flll'Cl'.S' and Finisl10r.s' Lullicis' FUN FII-Sllitill mul SCIIIIIILWS' Ho.s'icry 165 G. L. HARRIS COMPANY Watches-Diamonds-Music-Sporting Goods 322-324 Sunset Avenue Asheboro, North Carolina CENTRAL BAKERY l22 North Church Street Asheboro, North Carolina Phone MA 5-3239 NEELY AND LISK INSURANCE AGENCY Your Independent Insurance Agents Ryan R. Neely Tyler R. Lisk CUMMINGS FROZEN FOODS Highway 220-South At City Limits Lockers Meat Processing St r Curin o age g Ashebaro, North Carolina 4 ---'wax Ea a 35 MARY CARTER PAINT STORE Quality paints at Quantity prices II2 East Kivett Street Best Wishes to the Class of l96l REAVES WALGREEN AGENCY DRUG STORE HARVEST MILLING CO. BAKER'S SHOE STORE I2O Sunset Avenue Asheboro, North Carolina A FRIEND WALKER'S MEN'S SHOP Dress right-you can't afford not to N 166 OF 1960-1961 1101111 - HIUCHHRU HUSIERU MILLS ROWE TAILORING AND PIEDMONT AUTO PARTS E TOWN MOD COMPANY, INC. Asheboro, North Carolina ASHEBORO TOY AND HOBBY SHOP 435 S. Fayetteville Street MA 5-3306 Toys for all occasions PUGH FUNERAL HOME RANDOLPH OIL COMPANY Distributors of Gulf Petroleum Products Phone MA 5-3497 l6l4 S. Fayetteville St Asheboro, N. C. DOMESTIC LOANS With Domestic lt's The Customer That Counts I44 South Fayetteville Street COFFIN 81 SCARBORO Quality Shoes Since l9l5 l2l Sunset Avenue Asheboro, North Carolina Best Wishes from BANK OF RANDOLPH ROGERS BARBECUE Specializing in Fresh, Pit-Cooked Barbecue CUT RATE HOUSE FURNISHINGS CO., INC. THE BIG DEAL Shoes for the Entire Family l506 North Fayetteville St. FASHION FABRICS CENTER ll23 South Fayetteville School Fabric Headquarters CITY AUTO SERVICE General Automobile Repair A S H It O . . o , wner 360 S, Fayetteville St Phone MA 5-3l I9 mg., f-is f E A CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES MANUFACTURING COMPANY ASH EBORO, N. C. 55l Fifth Avenue 2040 Solano Way P. O. Box l997 New York, New York Oakland, California Honolulu, T. H. ginaa- fn-as coN'rnon.n.:o ou 1. -r NDERWEAF! EE 3 169 J. W. PLUMMER BUlLDER Woodcrest Road North Asheboro, N. C. Dial MA 9-9500 SISTRU NK MOTORS, INC. Jaguar-Hillman-Sunbeam Sales and Service 468 N. Fayetteville Dial MA 5-4245 BOBO'S SHOE SHOP FREEMAN GARAGE 305 Balfour Avenue Specializing in Motor Tune-Up Brakes and General Repair MA 5-4993 COMMERCIAL COLLEGE OF ASHEBORO Nancy Taylor Course-Secretarial Course Senior Secretarial Course Executive Secretarial Course Medical Secretarial Course Junior Accounting Course Senior Accounting Course Business Administration Business Administration 8. Senior Accounting Senior Accounting-Motor Traffic Management Business Administration Motor Traffic Management Your Friendly Colonial Stores COBLE DAIRY PRODUCTS Ramseur, N. C. Phone MA 5-2241 WILSON TILE COMPANY Established l945 W. V. Wilson, Owner Office lO27 Sunset Drive Display Window and Warehouse l352 Winslow Avenue MONTGOMERY-GREEN CO., INC. KITCHEN EQUIPMENT DEALERS Congratulates The Graduating Class of l96l MAN N'S CUT-RATE DRUG STORES Famous for Prescriptions Phone MA 5-6007 341 N. Fayetteville St. Asheboro. N. C. 70 TOMMY'S DRIVE-IN Barbecue-Eats-Sandwiches Thick Milk Shakes North Asheboro, North Carolina KEARNS TELEVISION SERVICE l32O South Fayetteville St, Your Discount l-louse BETTER LIFE STORE 658 N. Fayetteville St, Phone MA 5-4027 Self-Service-Complete Department Store JUMPIN' GYMINY TRAMPOLINE CENTER 1223 N. Fayetteville St, Phone MA 5-2763 J. B. JOHNS INSURANCE AGENCY Auto-Fi re-Life TIE-RITE NECKWEAR CO. Asheboro, N. C. Refreshing remembrance W N. AUTOG RA H s Q. ' if 2 P QM? 11--nl-Qlli-ll V ---- x ' .L .M :lflq ffSf25:. -3 Isy'7 -1---1 4 gg? T-'T-i-T T ---i- x 1 .X- I. ..1-.--- 4 il pu ll ll l IIRINA' '-'- '- ' ' 65135 HOLT'S QUALITY CLEANERS l-lanclcleaning A Specialty You Know l-lolt FARLOW -FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Phone MA 5-2155 Asheboro, North Carolina A FRIEND TOWN AND COUNTRY FURNITURE CO., INC. Furniture and Appliances Asheboro, North Carolina ALLENFIELD OIL COMPANY Distributors of Texaco Products Asheboro, N. C. BROOKS HOSIERY Manufacturers of Full-Fashioned Hosiery LEO HAMMER REALTOR RANDOLPH PACKING COMPANY Boneless Meat Our Specialty . . Dial MA 5-6262 Aslweboro, N. C. Best Wishes from WOOD 81 KLEPACKI FOOD LINE SUPER MARKETS 654 North Fayetteville 823 West Salisbury Main Street, Raridlemari it i GUILFORD DAIRY 17 l 2 HOME FURNITURE COMPANY For Better Furniture At Lower Cost There's no ploce like Home Asheboro, N. C. Phone MA 5-2310 AUTO SALES, INC. Your Plymouth, Voliont Deoler Complete Body ond Service Dept. 503 N, Fayetteville Street Phone MA 5-2500 Asheboro, N. C. SHERWOOD DRIVE-IN SOUTHERN CROWN MILLING COMPANY Asheboro, North Corolino Monufocturers ot GOLD BOND FLOUR Ploin ond Selt-Rising BLUE RIBBON CORN MEAL Plain ond Self-Rising BLUE RIBBON FEEDS J. D. ROSS AND COMPANY Office ond lnstitutionol Furniture Asheboro, North Corolino HARRELSON'S TEXACO SERVICE l22l N. Foyetteville Street Phone MA 9-9054 Asheboro, North Corolino UNION CARBIDE CONSUMER PRODUCTS COMPANY JORDAN'S SHEET METAL ASI-lgggI::?A-T-:'g'5IST Gorner'S Hughes-Vaughn l54O North Foyetteville St. Burgels Dellds CHARMEUSE ENTERPRISE OIL COMPANY I5Op1:-15. Fo,yAe2tegi!i-street one i - I INDUSTRIES, INC. Manufacturer ot 400 Needle Seamless Hosiery its xl MID-STATE PAPER BOX CO. I 1127 QUALITY BLIND AND AWNING MFG. COMPANY South Fayetteville Anything tor the Window With a salute to your progress this for in your education, and with a sincere hope tor still greater progress in the yeors to come, best wishes from Bvgress fs 0ur Mosf fmporfanf Hoducf GENERAL ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC BLANKET PLANT 174 CITY TIRE AND AUTO SERVICE Recapping-Tire Vulcanizing Wheel Alignment and Balancing Day Phone MA 5-4247 Night Phone MA 5-5662 9l4 N. Fayetteville St., Asheboro, N. C. CANOY NURSERIES Asheboro, N. C. First in Quality Fairest in Prices-Fastest in Service A Satisfied Customer ls Our First Consideration 2403 N. Fayetteville St. Ext. Phone MA 5-4700 VICK BROS. ELECTRIC CO. Contracting and Repairing Phone MA 5-4290 Asheboro, North Carolina O. W. Vick T. E. Vick DIXIE FURNITURE COMPANY LUCK'S, INCORPORATED Packers ot LUCK'S COUNTRY STYLE PRODUCTS Seagrove, N. C. Phone 2661 H. R. TROLLINGER AND SONS REALTORS 200 Worth Street ARMY-NAVY STORE NORTH STATE FINANCE CO. Auto Loans-Insurance Financing 323 Sunset Ave. Phone MA 5-2137 ,. L, ,,.- - . . .-rs-.1 I My? V , X ,- 'AC S ...av- . .' . ' ' i-ioP's B-Q Opposite Post Office Asheboro, N. C. Open 24 Hours A Day Except Sunday or Asnzaono, n.c. -4a:i.,',g,g,,g, DAL K. RICH BRICK lot all typesl 853 S. Cox St., Ashe-boro, N. C. Phone MA 5-2489 Congratulations, Seniorsl LARKSHEER HOSIERY MILL Congratulations, Class ot '61 FOR YOUR GOLFING NEEDS SEE THORNE OR DANNY WOOD ASHEBORO GOLF COURSE BALDWIN AND RUMLEY, INC. U. S. ond Mohawk Tires Recapping RANDOLPH ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORP. Asheboro, N. C. Furnishing electric power at cost to more than 8,000 members in Randolph, Moore, Montgomery, Alamance, and Chatham Counties N . .9!, 57' Q - N42 was . , -W---We ff--3 g s V we W ' 19 , X if +4 , P Dixie DRIVE-IN AND Dixie BAR-B-Que ' I CENTRAL REALTY Roy Boling Jack Hayworth ASH EBORO MOTOR COMPANY Chrysler Plymouth Sales and Service Asheboro, N. C. Esquire Socks Holeproof Hosiery Fruiteot-the-Loom Socks Bachelors' Friend Mojud Hosiery Kayser Hosiery Schiaparelli Stockings Phoenix Hosiery tor Men ond Women Supp-hose for Men and Women Manufactured by KAYSER-ROTH HOSIERY COMPANY, INC. Burlington North Carolina MCLAURIN CORPORATION Asheboro, N. C. 176 Congratulations fo the Class of 1961 ASHEBORO PAVING CO. AUTO SUPPLY CO. BALEOUR BALFOUR SEAFOOD MARKET SUPER MARKET BANNER TRULOVE CO. BIG ORANGE CURB MARKET BONK'S CLEANERS BRANTLEY'S TRUCKING CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL CENTRAL BEAUTY SHOP FOOD MARKET MACHINE CO. MOTOR CO. CITY DIAPER SERVICE CLARK REALTY COX 3. FREEMAN BARBER SH J. J. CROFT, IR. FEEZOR'S FOOD STORE CLARENCE T. FREEMAN GARNER FLORIST GREEN'S REST HOME GRIMES JEWELRY STORE H S H CLOTHING CO. HADLEY COAL CO. HAM'S T. V. SERVICE HAROLD'S BEAUTY SALON D. F. HAYES GROCERY OP HILL'S ROLLER RINK HOLMES MOTEL HUNSUCKER PRINTING CO LADY'S BEAUTY SALON W. R. LANIER STORE LITTLE CASTLE MAECILL BEAUTY SHOP MCCOMBS GROCERY B. S. PARKS CONSTRUCTIO PIEDMONT NATURAL GAS CO., INC. POTTER MANUFACTURING CO., INC. RANDOLPH FCX RANDOLPH HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY RANDOLPH SHOE SHOP A. W. RICH'S GROCERY W. V. ROBERTS SERVICE BEAUTY SHOP SIR ROBERT MOTEL SMITH AUTO GLASS AND WELDING SHOP TAR HEEL HARDWARE TAR HEEL RESTAURANT UNITED PRODUCTS, INC. WOOD MUTUAL AGENCY N I inglunfsll Make Our Store Your Headquarters A Complete Line ot Athletic Equipment, Varsity Coats, and Jackets COBLE SPORTING GOODS CO. Greensboro, N. C. WEEKS AND ANDREWS CONSTRUCTION CO. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS South Cox Road Asheboro, N. C. You Con Count On HOME To Give The Finest Loan Service Possible HOME CREDIT CO. I9 S. Fayetteville St. Phone MA 9-9l93 HAMMOND ESSO NO. 2 West Dixie Drive SMITH'S GARAGE AND BODY SHOP l2l5 Sunset Extension Phone MA 5-3698 ED'S T. V. SERVICE l626 N. Fayetteville Phone MA 5-2600 WALKER REAL ESTATE Asheboro, N. C. LANE FURNITURE Furniture-Accessories-Draperies PIWOVIG MA 52687 N. Elm Street MA 5-2360 KENAN MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY If it's insurance, we have it Phone MA 5-6144 ASHEBORO PLUMBING AND HEATING COMPANY 1103 Sunset Extension Phone MA 5-6141 Asheboro, North Carolina LEWIS STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY 1213 Albemarle Rd. The Finest in Portraitures CHURCH STREET BARBER SHOP FRED M. REESE WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Asheboro, North Carolina LEONARD ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR COMPANY Motor Rewinding-Repairing New 8. Used Motors 531 N. Fayetteville Street Asheboro, North Carolina BEST WISHES JOHN W. ATWATER, D.D.S. E. F. BARHAM, M.D. BARNES AND WILLIFORD, M THORNTON R. CLEEK, M.D. ROBERT E. DOAK, D.C. FRANK EDMONDSON, M.D. HUGH FITZPATRICK, M.D. W. H. FOWLE, III, M.D. FRIENDS J. L. FRITZ, M.D. FRED W. GRAHAM, JR., M.D. H. L. GRIFFIN, M.D. WALTER R. GRIMSLEY, D.D.S EARLIE R. HILL, D.C. TO THE CLASS OF I96I .D. JAMES P. HILL, oo. GEORGE B. JOHNSTON, Mo GEORGE W. JOYNER, M.D. J. A. MCINTOSH, D.D.S, CHARLES F. OWEN, M.D. LUKE W. QUERY, M.D. JOHN o. REDDING, M.D. JOSEPH R. slJGGs, Dos. R. P. SYKES, M.D. J. T. THOMAS, Dos. JOEL C. WHALEY, oo. H. C. WHIMS, M.D. ROBERT M. WILHOIT, M.D. C. M. YOUNG, oo. T P AND P CHAIR COMPANY ECONO OIL COMPANY Kerosene-Fuel-Gasoline Best Wishes to the Class of 1961 EVA FRYE'S DRESS SHOP 154 S. Fayetteville St, Asheboro, North Carolina GARNER MORGAN Gibson and Maytag Appliances McGregor Sporting Goods I-I d d P ' t ar ware an ann s 126-128 N. Church St. Phone MA 5-2147 '- 3- '- CLEANERS AND MiLLER's JEWELRY Watch and Clock Re airin R Q N. Asheboro Phone MA 5-3971 109 North Church St. Phone MA 5-5913 STARLIGHT DRIVE-IN 11 . . - UW XY' 909 W. Salisbury Sr. ,ff-T 1 VI Phone MA 5-5573 ' f 5 For take-out orders I 1' fi' open 5130 AM, Till 12:00 RM, I , 1. 7 days weekly I I .. if!! ll , at t.TTyQ . I. -Lovin ' 7:05751 I 'C A I 1 , ' :iiliimi Zml'1llI6S l ig LMWNMQAIAIULU LUEII CONGRATULATIONS, STUDENTS, I FOR YOUR AcHiEyEMENTS AND I y I k SCHOLARSHIP DURING THE PAST YEAR ' U I I I I T, fi S BOWL-A-WHILE LANES I yi i- lllm Asheboro, N. c, Q ,l U , . H D. W. HOLT AND COMPANY Farrnall Tractors International TrUckS PEOPLES SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION SEAGROVE LUMBER Dealers in Lumber Phone 2571 1 .mc Wx! I .1 ,sm nt, ,wg PN!-2 '-1 '- J. RIDDLE-McNEEI.Y, INC. n 5 il Manhattan Shirts and Sportswear-Lady Manhattan ,MMV Shirts and Blouses Y. ,Q Tuxedo Sale and Rental ' ii, . I F if .. vfsa'f-if-31F'- l 'WWT l?9i59 '1'rEa4- -- fi: CENTRAL TELEPHONE co. - ,.,, i D,-,gk , A -smwn N I E mi -N ,qw Ev is -5 4- , - ,JI- A . Atl: -W. V . ,. ,, .R--Svlb' lax. Lx ' CENTRAL IRON AND STEEL COMPANY, INC. STOCKNER AND BARNES, INC. Telephone MA 5-2l58 805 West Salisbury Street Frigidaire Appliances Phonographs-Records Sporting Goods tor Hunting and Fishing Household Necessities Paint and Supplies Television Sets Service STONE'S SHOES MA 9-9652 226 Sunset Avenue BURROWS HEATING AND FURNITURE COMPANY All Types of Household Furniture l l. C. Little Oil Burning Equipment Phone MA 5-3483 SCOTT BOOK STORE, INC. School Supplies l4O-42 S. Fayetteville St. Ashebora, North Carolina Portable Typewriters REMINGTON, SMITH-CORONA, ROYAL Greeting Cards-Gifts Books-Albums H. I. PARRISH Gas and Oil Groceries, Meats, Produce, Flour, and Feed Phone MA 5-3659 SOUTHSIDE SERVICE STATION Farley Lewis, Owner Amoco Gas and Oil Dial MA 5-3498 l5l6 South Fayetteville 181 l BLUE MIST DRIVE-IN Asheboro, N. C. Highway U, S, 64 Open 24 Hours E. T. WALTON, REALTOR Loans, Property Management, Sales MA 5-24lO I Q I -ing., I lf i l ll Congratulations l Il- -T . .T 't l...I'5'! lv A' 7'g' , I JACK'S COOKIE CORPORATION I , y '- v s XXI EI.I.IoTT's sEAFooD AND if , I , i POULTRY MARKET ' l I I I Phone MA 5-2o2I I2o w. Academy I IL I L f e' -- ' - A 4 MOFFITT KNITTING ' 'I I MILLS, INC. T ' f I Nzaefil- Manufacturers of Men's and Wornen's i Y , -- Full-Fashion Bonlon Sweaters ' ' IOS Beasley St. N. Asheboro Q BOSSONG HOSIERY MILL Asheboro, N. C, McGILL'S TAXI 81 BUS LINE Charter Service Phone MA 5-2l8l Lewis Ruland George Maner SERVICE DISTRIBUTING Your Local Nationwide Insurance Agents Co., J. R. HELDERMAN, President Distributors ot Gasoline, Kerosene, Fuel Oil, and Motor Oil PHILLIPS Phone Yukon 2-o7Io Albemarle, North Carolina lO22 N. Fayetteville Asheboro 182 I AUMAN BROTH ERS FEED AND SEED STORE Box 211 Feeds Phone MA 5-4057 D d St t II iamon - a esyi e Phoenix Hosiery for Men and Women Manufactured by MCLAURIN CORPORATION Division of PHOENIX HOSIERY COMPANY Asheboro, North Carolina ASH EBORO ELECTRIC COMPANY GENERAL HARDWARE 512 S. Fayetteville St. MA 5-2266 ASHEBORO SHEET METAL AND ROOFING Heating and Air Conditioning 204 West Ward Street Asheboro, North Carolina WOODLEY FURNITURE 118 South Church Street Asheboro, North Carolina Where the Boys Meet HALL-KNOTT, INC. MEN'S AND Boys' WEAR Best Wishes to the Graduating Class Beautifully Built to Take Care of Itself Ford Cars Falcon Cars Ford Trucks VESTAL MOTOR COMPANY 9lI S. Fayetteville St. Asheboro, N. C. Best Wishes to the Class of I96l THE RECORD SHOP Tops in Pops, LP's, Record Players, etc Church Street MA 5-5350 udson- elli FOX PROFESSIONAL DRUG IO2l S, Fayetteville Street Hillside Shopping Center Phone MA 5-5225 Asheboro, North Carolina if-T ECON-O-WASH Coin-Operated Launderette 8I5 West Salisbury Street TOWN AND COUNTRY FURNITURE CO., INC. Furniture and Appliances Asheboro, North Carolina ROY CROSS, REAL ESTATE BUILDER-LOANS 423 S. Fayetteville Street Phone MA 9-9lOI and MA 9-9lO2 ASHEBORO T. V. CENTER 509 N, Fayetteville St Admiral and Zenith Phone MA 5-3278 I 184 1 YATES THRIFT STORE The Bargain Store That Hates High Prices HAYWORTH MOTOR CO 523 S. Fayetteville St. Asheboro, North Carolina Phone MA 5-6l77 ASHEBORO PRINTING COMPANY Hedrich Arcade Building HERLOCKER OIL COMPANY Distributors of SINCLAIR PRODUCTS Dial MA 5-4242 RED'S CHICKEN HUT Highway 220, South of Asheboro HEDGECOCK HOME BUILDING, INC. Our Specialty-Millwork Complete Home Building Supplies Phone MA 5-2l95 251 Ross Street Asheboro, North Co rolina CENTRAL FINANCE CO. lO3 South Fayetteville Street Phone MA 5-6l9l D. P. Smothers, Mgr. MID-STATE INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Competent Insurance Advisors' PAUL D. TROLLINGER, MGR. ASHEBORO CONCRETE PRODUCTS COMPANY You are cordially invited to visit our new plant facilities, asserted by merous outside people, to be the most modern Block Plant in the Southeastern States Abernethy, Martha Marion 61, 123 .Activities 36 Adams, Jane Julie 98, 99, 153 Adams, John Edwin, Jr. 73, 123 Administration 34 Advertisements 160 Aldridge, William Clyde 153 Allen, Charles Lee 91, 147 Allen, David Rufus 47, 123 Allen, Ilene Kay 45, 99, 147 Allen, Melissa Kaye 153 Allen. Otis Hayden, Jr. 123 Allred, Brenda Faye 153 Allred, Charles Robert 76, 95, 147 Allred, Charles Samuel 74, 75, 153 Allred, Darrell Rayvon 61, 123 Allred, Linda Mae 53, 141 Allred, Lynwood Bailey 147 Allred, Michael Don 64, 94, 141 Allred, Thomas Odell 68, 70, 123 Amateur Radio Club 70 Ammons, Anderson, Henry Comelius 153 Ronald Mac 153 Andrews, Ann Faye 141 Andrews, Miss Marie 27, 38 Andrews, Norma Sue 68, 123 Anthony, Mrs. Evelyn 77 Appreciation 4 Arthur, Anne Maxwell 147 Asheboro City School Board 35 Ash-Hi-Chat Staff 47 Ash-Hi-Life Staff 44 Assembly Programs 55 Athletics 80 Arthur Jerry 63, 141 Elizabeth Ann 147 Auman, Auman, Auman, Johnny Everett 74, 7.5, 153 Michael Rae 41, 141 Auman, Auman, Richard Maurice 141 Bailey, Carolyn Ruth 141 Bailey, Marilyn Sue 61, 141 Bailey, Paul Darrell 147 Baird, Nancy Jane 56, 68, 141 Baker, Mary Jane 147 Baldwin, Mrs. Ann 77 Ball, John Quincey 141 Balthaser, Kaye Lynn 56, 73, 123 Band 74 Barbee, Linda Maxine 153 Barham, Berlin Francis 94, 153 Barham. Robert Martin 54, 74, 75, 146, 147 Bames, John Arthur 54, 64, 89, 92, 93, 116 122, 123 Barton, John Robert 147 Baseball 88 Bean, Joyce Ann 72, 76, 141 Bean, Thomas Scott 153 Beane, Alfred Lyndon 63, 71, 141 Beane, Betty Ann 153 Beane, Eddie Graham 153 Beane, Brenda Gayle 73, 74, 75, 147 Beane, Beane, Beane, Joseph Farrell 61, 141 Mary Eunice 153 Rebecca Lucile 141 Bearden, Harold Eugene 85, 86, 123 Beasley, John Franklin 123 Beaudoin, Anne Novella 141 Beaudoin, Robert Mark Noel 153 Belle, Carol Cornelison 58, 123 Benhow, Frank Monroe 71, 141 Bennett, Charles Norman 63, ll-3 Bennett, Cleo Delanous 87, 147 Bennett, Layman Lee 153 Benson, John Howard 153 Berliner, David Roger 153 Beta Club 57 Biddle, Ronald Errington 73, 141 Blackwell, James Stevens 153 Blanton, Linda Faye 153 Bolirlg, Marie Annette 123 Boling, Nancy Ilurzhes 141 Boling, Beverly Carolyn 39, 40, 124 Bondurant, Nancy Carroll 124 Bonkemeyer, Sur- Carol 147 Boone, Elaine Marjorie 147 1 DEX 186 Boone, Linda Jeanette 124 Bostick, Miss Helen 27, 57, 68 Bowman, Jo Anne 153 Bowman, Mary Joan 56, 68, 124 Bowman, Patsy Dianne 72, 147 Boxley, Hazel Jean 153 Boys' Basketball 92 Boys' Monogram Club 64 Brady, Audrey Dianne 124 Branson, Mr. Merton 27, 61 Brantley, Donald Ray 124 Bray, Richard Eldon 147 Brazier, Thomas William, Jr, Breedlove, Gary Eugene 147 Brenner, David Charles 141 Brewer, James Vernon 71, 147 Brigman, Patricia Ann 153 Briles, Lucy Clyde 69, 124 Briles, Neva Ann 153 Brim, Raeford Griffin 153 Brim, Raymond Gilbert 141 Brink, Arthur Robert, Jr. 70, 73, 124 Bristow, Patricia Carolyn 153 Britt, Sandra Jane 153 90, 153 Brittain, David Roger 147 Brittain, John Harold 147 Brittain , Brooks, Brooks, Stephen Royals 147 Darrell Franklin 68, 95, 124 Linda Sue 40, 57, 72, 124 Brower, Jeanie Craven 153 Brower, Karen Elizabeth 45, 56, 65, 68, Brower, Stephen Hayworth 95, 141 Brown, Emestine Curtis 38, 124 Brown, Brown, Genna Faye 153 Henry Ray 72, 141 Brown, James Earl 153 Brown, Jimmy Lynn 74, 75, 153 Brown, Martha Jane 153 Brown, Mary Jane 153 Brown, Mrs. Pearl 77 Brown, Riley Wade 63, 71, 141 Brown, Tony Leo 124 Brown, Browne, William Davis 147 Charles Talmadge 74, 75, 153 Buie, Angus McRae 153 Bulla, Bulla, Anita Cheryl 39, 40, 147 Audrew Nell 124 Bulla, Jane Cozart 74, 75, 147 Bulla, Patsyanna Wallace 147 Bulla, Robert Franklin 87, 89, 117 Bullins, Brenda Catherine 153 Bullins, Bullins, Bullins, Bullins, Bullock, Jerry Lee 140, 141 Judith Dianne 153 Troy Edward 153 Virginia Juanita 69, 124 William Redding 86, 125 Bunting, Gary Darnell 153 Bunting, Glenda Faye 147 Bunting, Judy Faye 153 Burge, Grenda Preston 75, 153 Burgess, Della Rose 59, 147 Burkhead, John Scott 86, 141 Burns, Edwin Eugene 153 Burris, Julia Ann 153 Burroughs, Janie Marie 153 Burrow. Annie Jurine 58. 141 Burrow, Joseph Edward 64, 86, 141 Burrows, Lee Randy 71, 147 Burrows, Mildred Elizabeth 153 Bus Drivers' Club 63 Byerly, John Thomas 153 Byrd, Robert Henry 153 Byrd, Roberta Davis 141 Byrum, Gayle Jewel 153 Byrum, Linda Carol 76, 141 Cafeteria Staff 77 I Betty Jo Ann 153 Iaglv, Cagle, tingle, Carlile, Cagle, Elijah Gaston 147 Betty Ju Ann 153 Terry Kerns 76, 125 NVillic Burron 125 Cain, Don Richard 141 Cain, J ifaldwe Caldwe aue Ellen 39, 153 ll, Carolyn Jane 125 ll, Ronnie Lee 147 Callicutt, Allen Lee 153 69, 82, 141 Callicutt, Charles Thomas 147 Calloway, Martha Ellen 59, 153 Cameron, Linda Sue 68, 141 Campbell, Jerry Wilmer 95, 147 Campbell, John Wayne 153 Campbell, Judy Mae 125 Campbell, Rita Jo 153 Cannon, Eugene Bedford 40, 87. 94, 152, 153 Cannon, Tony Lee 153 Canoy, Larry William 147 Canoy, Nancy Lou 76, 141 Carlton, Mrs. Mary 77 Carroll, Timothy Charles 69, 95, 141 Carter, Mrs. Ina 4, 77 Carter, Louis Richard 47, 54, 57, 64, 84, 86, 125 Carter, Sandra Jo 45, 57. 58, 68, 113, 125 Carter, Thomas Kearns 141 Cassidy, Mrs. Gertrude 77 Caveness, Mrs. Kittie J. 3, 27, 56 Caveness, Richard Sidney 153 Caviness, Betty Gail 56, 68, 141 Caviness, Grady Wade 141 Caviness, Shirley Florine 153 Chambers, Edward Lacy, Jr. 153 Chapel Band 75 Chapel Programs 55 Cheek, Evelyn Diane 59, 147 Cheerleaders 82 Chilton, Mr. Billy D. 28, 73 Craven, Frank Max 153 Craven, Jerry Reisel 63, 153 Craven, Linda Jo 147 Craven, Phillip Ronald 147 Crawford, Elmer Chris 71 Creech, Ronald Edwin 68, 142 Croft, John James, Jr. 153 Crowder, Joyce Ann 147 Cundiff, Patricia Ramona 153 Curtis, Dwain Clarkson 153 Curtis, Richard Frank 61, 142. Custodians 77 Dahbs, Bertha Elaine 58, 126 Dahlke, Margit Christine 76, 147 Dalton, Edward Tumer 54. 64, 86, 91, 1 Dalton Nola Jean 98, 99, 153 Davidson, Gary Sanford 87, 153 Davidson, Selven Jerome 63, 71, 147 Davidson, Tommie Ann 153 Davidson, William Everette 61. 126 Davis, Dremia Joyce 39, 153 Davis, Eddie Trent 153 Davis, J. B. 64, 76, 89, 142 Davis, James Edward 147 Davis, James Mackie 147 Davis, Mary Teena 153 Davis, Norris Daniel 147 Rose Marie 153 Davis, Chisholm, Janet Carol 153 Chorus 76 Chrisco, Charles Winfred 91, 141 Chrisco, Gwendolyn Joyce 76, 147 Chrisco, Marjorie Kay 82, 97, 107, 116 Chrisco, Mrs. Mildred 35 Chriscoe, Donald Edward 153 Chriscoe, Emily Chisholm 82, 153 Chriscoe, Maggie Rosalie 147 Chriscoe, Samuel Lewis 63, 147 Clark, Ronald Edwin 153 Clark, Sue Carolyn 76, 125 , 122, 125 Davis, Virginia Mae 147 Davis, William Jerry 86, 147 Dawson, Glenn Alton, Jr. 45, 64, 85, 86, Dawson, Jerita Ann 126 Deaton, Mildred Frances 154 Dedication, Ash-Hi-Life 1960 46 Dedication, Ash-Hi-Life 1961 3 Dempsey, Patricia Elaine 60, 126 Dennis, Darwin Jacob 61, 126 Dennis, Mary Geraldine 126 Derr, Mrs, Walker W. 28 Dildy, Ava Page 12.6 Clayton, Emily Kathleen 147 Cleek, Thomas Rich 68, 73, 141 lter Karen Elizabeth 56 82, 141 Dildy, Dild Jane Elizabeth 74, 154 Pamela Ann 59 147 Yr I v Distributive Education Club 60 Clodfe , , Clodfelter, Larry David 61, 125 Coble, Georgia Carol 153 Coble, Martha Elizabeth 153 Cole, Benjamin Ray 69, 141 Cole, Carolyn Jean 68, 125 Cole, David Earle 138 Cole, Gary Lee 57, 69, 73, 125 Coleman, Marie Gayle 141 College Day 42 Commercial Department 24 Conner, Kenneth Alvin 153 Cook, Harold Dalton 147 Cook, Nancy Carolyn 153 Cooke, Sylvia Gay 44, 56, 57, 68, 74, Cooper, Alice Faye 141 Cooper, Carlene LaDare 153 Cooper, Doris Ann 59, 147 Cooper, Emest Edward 153 Cooper, Juan Dale 153 Cooper, Richard Martin 141 Comelison, Arie Sue 59, 153 Comelison, Carol Blanche 59, 141 Councilman, Linda Gray 76, 147 Cox Mr. Garrett 4 Cox, James Thomas 73, 125 Cox, Larry Gene 153 Cox, Linda Carol 147 Cox, Louis Kritz 93, 147 Cox Mary Ellen 141 Cox Roy David 74, 75, 146, 147 Cox, William Russell 39, 71, 95, 141 Cranford, Betty Jean 58, 141 Cranford, Chris Elmer 142 Cranford, David Eugene 142 Cranford, James Albert 153 Cranford, Larry Lee 95, 142 Cranford, Phillip Lane 142 Samuel Davis, Jr. 44, 54, 57, 64, 88, Cranford, 89, 107, 108, 126 Cranford, Tommy Lee 153 Craven, Brenda Kaye 40, 153 Craven, Carolyn Olivia 142 117, 125 Distrihutive Education Department 25 Diversified Occupations Club 61 Diversified Occupations Department 25 Dixon, Betty Jo 147 Dixon, Roger Dean 154 Dockery, Mr. James 77 Draughn, Jerrie Lois 147 Dunlap, Claude William 154 Dunn, Donna Joyce 147 Dunn, Jerrie Sue 47, 59, 126 Dunn, Willa Mae 76, 148 Dunning, VValter Clinton 148 Durham, David Browning 64, 74, 86, 90, Dute, Betty Jane 56, 65, 68, 82, 142 Dwiggins, William Anthony 142 Edmonds, Doris Ann 126 Edmondson, Dr. Frank. Jr. 35 Edmondson, Frank, III 94, 154 Edwards, Kenneth George 60, 126 Edwards, Priscilla Ilene 58, 142 Efird, Opal Colleen 154 English Department 16 Everall, Ulyesse Charles, Jr. 39, 72, 148 Fagge, Linda Carol 58, 126 Faircloth, Mrs. Mildred T. 28, 47, 69 Farlow, David Briles 74, 75, 154 Farlow, Linda Ethel 57, 69, 126 Feezor, Ferree, Billy Stokes 68, 73, 74, 75, 127 Robert Gray 86, 148 Fetner, James Palmer 84, 86, 95, 127 Fetner, Merrill Elizabeth 154 Fields, Mr. Joseph B. 28, 74 Fine Arts Department 22 Fischer, Frances Melanie 59, 154 Flenniken, Mrs. Lenna R. 28 Flenniken, Wanda Lane 59, 72, 148 Floyd, Donald Ray 154 Floyd, James Grayson 95, 142 Football 83 42 95, 126 142 Foster, Marjorie Gail 57, 65, Fox, Mr. Glenn E. 28, 73 Fox, Robert Lyn, Jr. 154 Fox, Robert Tommy 154 Frazier, Sandra Jean 148 Freeman, Freeman. Freeman, Freeman, Freeman, Freeman, Freeman. Freeman, Freeman. Freeman, Freeman, Allen Thomas 154 Brenda Faye 61, 127 Catherine Ann 59, 148 Donald Vernon 61, 71, 127 Janis Lee 74, 154 Jerry Lee 154 68, 97, 98 99, 127 Margaret Lorraine 45, 57, 58, 78, 121 Xlary Frances 47. 56, 69, 142 Millard Phillip 54, 69, 89, 94, 142 Nancy Dianne 57, 58, 127 Susan Elaine 154 French Club 68 Freshman Class Ottict-rs 152 Fritz, Jacob Luther, Jr. 54, 64, 69, 84, 86, 115, 127 Fritz, Lucretia Cranford 148 Frye, James XVayne 148 Frye, Jerry Leon 154 Frye, Susan VVinifred 45. 58, 68, 127 Furr, Barbara Ann 154 Furr, Mary Jane 154 Furr, Ronald Larry 60, 142 Fixture Business Leaders of America 58 Future Horne-makers of America 59 Future Teachers of America 56 Gallimore, Paul Douglas 96. 127 Galyon, Luther Ellis, Jr. 148 Gardner, Nell VVakefield 68, 142 Garkalns, Rieta Irene 142 Garner 'rus R by, Jr. 64. 68, 89, 127 . Cy 0 . Garner, Mrs. Ester 77 Garner, Janice Elizabeth 154 Gamer, Linda Ann 154 Gamer, Lorretta Jane 40, 148 Gentle, Floyd Larry 148 Gentry sy Anne -76, 57, 58, 78, 127 , Bet., U Gentry, James Elmo 68, 142 Gero, Mr. Sal Nl. 29. 64, 86, 88, 89 Gilmore, Phyllis Ruth 154 Girls' Basketball 97 Girls' Monogram Club 65 Glass, Paul Edward 54, 64, H5. 86, 127 Glisson, Miss Angelyn 29, 65, 98 Goins, Margie Xlarie 154 Golf 96 Goss, Susan Marie 1118 Grant, Gloria Ann 61, 127 Grant, Gwendolyn Faye 154 Graves, Mary Nlartha 148 Gray. Evelyn Nlarie 154 Green. Xliss Kaye E. 29 Green, Larry Ray 148 Green, Linda Faye 154 Greene, Burnie Keith 74, 75, 154 Grey. Nrirlnan Fox 148 Grinisley, Jann-s Otis 45, 54, 86, 85, ,2, llackett, Samuel Alla-rt 154 lladley, Ennna Susan 148 llaialler, Richard Jann-s 154 Haitheoek, Larry Julian 154 Hall, Faye Carol 128 Hall James Edwin 154 Hall Janice Nlargaret 57, 68. 128 Hall Jerry Klichael 64, 86, 128 11.111 K4-rry Dean 154 Hall, Ruby Elaine 82. 154 Cir e i 7 llall, ,. Hall, Da nl ,Xin 56, 68, 142 le Parker 148 Hamilton, .-Xlyin Lester 7-4, 75, 128 llainiltivn llainilton liainilton llalnnn-r, llammer. llannnon Hancock, 1'1.inL-1 wk, llancoek, llanvotk, Joseph Elrriy 90, 148 Xlartha Lee 98, 99, 154 Stephen Spencer 142 Leu Xlaxton 71, 142 Tonnny Lynn 73, 142 ds, Jaines Franklin 711, 87, 148 .Nliee Faye 148 Gi-tinge Nicholas 112 Mrs. lna fi 14-riy Tlnrinas 57, 128 J 9 93, 148 Hardin, Bessie Ruth 58. 78, 142 Hardin, Bettie Jo 148 Hardin, Mary Elizabeth 56, 142 Harmon, Lloyd 77 Harmon, Ruby Lee 154 Harper, Allan Kent 154 Harper, Brenda Jo 59, 154 Harrelson, Judy Lee 154 Harris, Lana Gail 39, 45, 57, 65, 69, 97, 98, 99, 118, 128 Harris, Mr. Moyer L. 29, 74, 76 Harris, Tommy Martin 148 Harsch, Henry 45, 57, 64, 68, 85, 86, 95, 118, 121, 128 Hartsell, Virginia Edith 59, 154 Haryell, Linda Faye 154 Harvell, Timothy Nathaniel 154 Harwell, Patricia Ann 40, 58, 78, 142 Hathaway, Barbara Carol 58, 78, 128 Hatley, Jerry Grady 71, 72, 128 Havens, Virginia Ellen 56, 142 Hayes, John Thomas 154 Hayworth, Charlotte Stansill 75, 148 Hayworth, Thomas Vemon 148 Hayworth, XVilliam VVade 54, 142 Helms, John Reese 87, 94, 154 Hendrix, Judi Carol 148 Henley, Brenda Kay 59, 154 Henryi, Sandra Sue 56, 57. 65. 73, 97, 98. 99, 128 Henry, Sarah Jane 82, 148 Henson, Fay Carol 60, 142- 'I G Henson, Yara Allene 56, 51, 68, 1-3, 114, 121, 1-8 Hepler, Katherine Arlene 148 Hicks, Lelia Faye 60, 128 Hicks, Richard Sylvester 87. 91, 154 Hill, Mrs. Barbara B. 8, 29, 44, 60 Hill, Donald Ray 154 Hill, Joanne 60, 128 Hill, Kenneth Lloyd 128 Hill, Thomas Ray 148 Hinesley, Lester Larry 154 Hinshaw, Jimmy Harris 71, 129 Hinshaw, Sharon Rose 58. 142 Hobson, Judith Elizabeth 65, 82, 146, 148 Hobson , 98 , 99, 115, 121. 129 Hnckett, James Lindley 154 Hodges, VVilliam Curtis. Jr. 129 Hodgin, Bobby Gene 70, 71, 129 Hodgin, Hal Worth 71, 148 Hodgin, Thomas Whiston 71, 129 Holland, Mr. Dwight M. 29, 44 Holt, Forrest Dean 61. 142 Holt, Judith Dawn 142 Holt, Judy Paulette 58, 154 Holt lx iildred Irene 39, 74, 75, 148 Holt, Mrs. Oliinbe D. 34 Holt, Ronald Parker 95, 129 Home Economics Department 26 Homecoming 66 Hon eyc utt, Jimmy Ray 148 Hooker, Brenda Gayle 56, 57, 69, 121, 129 Hooker Hook er, , Dwight Franklin 129 John Clay 154 Hooker, Judith Annette 58, 78, 129 Hopkin H opkin s, Judy Carol 154 s. Sandra Lee 154 llorner, Donna Karleen 142 llnnser, Jesse Roger 154 llnwell, Betty Frances 154 llowell, Sue Cora 59, 154 llntlson . Nliss Julia K. 80 Hudson, Vickie Ann 59, 148 llnclspe th, Carol Sue 129 lludspetli, .lames Tliniiias 154 llnclspe Hull' i th, Judith Ann 154 , flyde Ray 68, 71, 86, 142 XI: C' F '35 lluulies, . I . .. ., lluglies, Cerelda Jean, 47, 56. 142 Hughes, Charles Harry 74, 75, 148 llliiglies, lliyitl Neal 94, 154 Huulies. Larry Kenneth 154 Iluilhes, Xlannnie Louise 154 llnuliezs, Nlary Senith 56, 68, 112 Hughes, Priscilla Jane 57, 68, 129 111111114-s llnlin, , XYil1i.nn Donald 45, 54, 64, 68, 913, 95, 1,- Clary 11'ai'i'en 87, 148 Patricia Marie 48, 56, 57, 65. 68, 97, 1 Humble. James Joseph 148 Hunsucker, George Michael 64, 70, 71, 89, 129 Hunsucker, Jerry Edward 154 Hunt, Betty' Ann 45. 57, 129 Hunt, Patty Sue 39, .56, 68, 122, 130 Hunter, Rufus Larry 61, 142 Hurst, Mr. Alec J. 30, 87, 91, 95 Hussey, Johnny Eldridge 154 Hutson, James Edward 68, 91, 130 Industi'ial Arts Club 71 Industrial Arts Department 23 Ingold, Glenn Harvey 89, 154 Ingold, Leon Rankin 61, 130 Ingram, Francis Jeanette 148 Intramurals 100 Isley, Carolyn Marie 154 Isley, Harry Peoples 64, 86, 142 Ivey, Nancy' Carol 130 Jarrell, Johnny Leon 154 Jarrell, Linda Sue 154 Jarrell, Peggy Jane 154 Jarvis, Barbara Ella 56, 142 Jarvis, Linda Ray 154 Jenkins, Benjamin Plato, III 54. 64, 96. Jessup, Brenda Mae 154 Johnson, Betty Lou 148 Johnson, Edward Lee 87, 148 Johnson, Henry Eugene 61, 71, 142 Johnson, Joyce Mary 154 Johnson, Ronald Smitherman 94. 154 Jones, Dalma Bright, Jr. 54, 142 Jones, Larry Odell 70, 71, 130 Jones, Larry XVilson 54, 130 Jones, Malcom VVayne 74, 148 Jones, Priscilla Ann 68, 142 Jordan, Charles Ronald 154 Jordan, Ernest Samuel 57, 73, 130 Jordan, Linda Dianne 154 Joyrner, George YVilliam, Jr. 41, 44, 54, 64, 92, 93. 96, 140, 142 Judd, Patricia Agnes 76, 148 Junior Class Officers 140 Junior Marshals 121 Junior Play 50 Junior-Senior Prom 53 Junior Varsity Basketball 94 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders 82 Junior Varsity Football 87 142 Katcham, Paula Jane 154 Kearns, Emily Sue 47, 56, 65, 68. 97, 98, 99, 140. 142 Keams, Larry Allen 154 Keams, Nickey Charles 154 Kearns, 1Villiam Howell 47, 64, 71, 130 Keeling, Carol Lee 148 Keeling, Linda Sue 14S Kemp, Philip Douglas 64, 130 Kennedy, Patricia Sue 58, 130 Kennedy, Peggy Dianne 130 Kennedy, Richard Leon 154 Key Club 54 Key, Nancy Patricia 61, 142 Kindley, Barbara Jean 58. 78. 143 King, Alvin Darrell 74, 94, 154 King, Carl Lonnie 93. 143 King, Julius Howard 148 King, Steve Harold 154 Kinney, Doris Irene 154 Kinney, James Darrell 154 Kinney, Jerry Lee 74, 154 Kinney, Marsha Dee 154 Kinney, Susan Marie 59, 148 Kirby, XVilliam Bradley 143 Kirkman, Edward Stephen 148 Kivett, Barbara Brown 148 Kivett, George Clayton 148 Kivett. Martha Alice 56. 65. 68. 97, 98, 99, 143 Knighton, Elaine Christine 154 Knowles, Terry Lee 148 Kunkel, Richard Hunter 57, 64, 87, 95, 117, 130 Lamb, Bobby Darrell 148 Lamb, Edwin Doyle 154 Lamb, Richard Joseph 130 Lambert, Richard VVay'ne 154 Lancaster, Miss Merle Etta 30 Lane, Diane Layada 45, 56, 74, 75. 143 Lane, Mr. James R. 35 Language Department 17 Lanier, James Herbert 154 Lanier, Martha Jean 148 Lanier, Mary' La Rue 76, 143 Lassiter, Carolyn Bulla 68, 130 Lassiter, Judith Aim 45. 57. 58. 131 Laughlin, Arrington Jackson 154 Lee. Rickey' LaVonne 39. 152, 154 Lemons, James Baxter 68, 143 Leonard. Daniel Lindsey 68, 73, 131 Lethco, XVilliam Harold 155 Lewallen, Eugenia Louise 61, 143 Lewallen, Jimmie Ray 148 Lewis, Gary' Randal 74, 148 Lewis, Herschel Horton 155 Lewis, Mary Devenia 68, 72, 76, 143 Lewis, Thomas Dewitt 155 Library Club 72 Liles, Emily' Florence 148 Lineberry, Anna Ruth 155 Lineberry, James Ray 155 Lloyd, Ervin Eugene 39. 155 Lomax. Michael McCurry 131 Long. Donna Faye 59, 148 Long. Mrs. Erma T. 30 Loutrel, Judith Gregson 56, G5 Lowrance. Mr. J. A. 35 Lowrance, Jeri'y VVilliani 155 Lowrance. Donna Gail 143 Lucas, Terry Lynn 155 Lucas, YVanda Lou 56, 68, 98, 99, 143 Luck, Jerry VVrenn 143 Lunsford, Joel Arthur 148 Luther, Rebecca Jane 59. 155 Luther, XVill Roger 87, 155 71 148 Lyndon, Edward Hale , McBride, Dale Lee 60, 143 McBride, Rickie Edwin 155 McCartney, Ottaway Kenton, Jr. 38, 54, 64. McCombs, Mr, Curtis E. 30. 87. 94 McCormick, John VVesley 70, 143 McCrary', Carol Franklin 65, 82, 146, 148 McDonald McDonald McDowell. YYilliam Lari'y 155 XV1ll1i1l'l'l Ray 143 Nolan Milby 148 , 68. 97. 96. 99, 131 95, 143 McDowell, Patricia Diana 149 McDowell. Richard 1Villie 76. 87. 95. 149 McFadden David Morris 44, 54, 64, 86, 92, 93, 149 McFadden. James Stuart 94, 155 McGrady, Benton Rush 155 McGrath, Edwin Ross, Jr. 76, 143 McIntyre, Timothy' Michael 155 ML-Keel, Nancy Lynn 155 McKinley, Mrs. Mary B. 30, 44, 46 McLeod, Sandra Kay 155 McMaster, Danielle Kay' 155 Mt-Masters. Robert Eugene 149 McNair, Linda Joyce 58, 78, 143 McNeil, Carolyn Ann 155 McNeill, Brenda Joyce 39, 143 McNeill, Jerry' Lee 70, 149 McNeill, Jerry Roger 131 Mt-Nulty, Joseph Frank 74, 155 McPherson, Sue Carol 143 McPherson, XValter Larry 155 McRae, Charles Edward 155 McRae, Joel Kirk 64, 86, 91, 143 Mcl-lac, Judith Olivia 149 Mabe, Brenda Quinn 76. 149 Mabe, Rebecca Elaine 155 Macon, Clarajo 75, 149 Majorettes 75 Male, Diane Barbara 155 Maness, Betty Jean 58, 59, 143 Maness, Gladys Louise 149 Xir lx 11 Maness, . Maness . 'ey G. J iclt Timothy 149 . 11 ' . Maness. Mary Elizabeth 155 Mane-ss. Peggy Sue 149 Nlaness, Phyllis Ann 155 Mann, Mrs. Lizzie 77 Marion, Bobby Eugene 155 Markwood, Dora Mae 149 Marlowe, Judith Kay 155 Martindale, James Lee 149 Marziano, Hiram James 155 Mathematics Department 19 Mayberry, Dianne Marsha 58, 143 Meacham, Judy Paula 72, 131 Meadows, Martha Ann 149 Miller, Caroline Spencer 56, 68, 143 Miller, Charles Bryant 149 Miller, Elizabeth Christine 82. 155 Miller, Henry Ferree, 111 70, 71, 131 Miller, Jane Henley 59, 149 Miller, Larry Roy 149 Miller, Linda Sue 155 Query, Suzanne Harris 155 Reese, Mr. Robert 35 Miller, Patricia Jewell 149 Miner, Mary Ann 44, 47, 56, 69, 73. 111, 120 131 Miss Ash-Hi-Life 118 Moiiitt, Judy Elizabeth 149 Moflitt, Linda Ellen 60, 131 Mol-Ett, Lester Claud 87, 143 MoH3itt, Miss Mary 31, 72 Moflzitt, Patricia Ann 68, 143 Mofiitt, Phyllis Kaye 155 Mollman, VVilliam Henry 74, 149 Moody, Everett John, Jr. 64, 84, 86, 131 Moody, Frances Gladys 155 Moody, Janet Elizabeth 60, 143 Moody, Judy Carol 39, 149 Moody, Larry Joe 61, 131 Moody, Roy Alfred 61, 143 Moore, Mrs. Anne H. 31, 58 Moore, Betty Jean 56, 57, 68, 131 Moore, Emily Sue 149 Moore, Emily Sue 149 Moore, James Edward 155 Moore, James Harvey 155 Moore, James Tally 155 Moore, Judy Ann 56, 68. 143 Moore, Linda Greene 45, 68, 143 Moore, Ronald Gregory 155 Moore, YVayne Douglas 63, 143 Morgan, Betsy Irene 149 Morgan, Calvin Thomas 143 Morgan, Candace Ellon 75, 143 Morgan, Catherine Janet 72, 149 Morgan, Charles Eugene 54, 68, 95, 143 Morgan, Dale Street 95, 143 Morgan, Mr. E. C. 31 Morgan, Evelyn Damell 155 Morgan, Joyce 155 Morgan, Mr. L. H. 35 Morgan, Mr. Max D. 31, 86, 140 Morgan, Michael David 76, 155 Morris, Bob Sidney 155 Morris. Nancy Carol 56, 57, 131 Morton, Agnes Gail 72, 149 Morton, Ann Celeste 155 Morton, Janice Lorraine 149 Mr. and Miss Asheboro High School 107 Munn, Brenda Leigh 58, 78, 131 Murray, John Clifford 149 Murray, Rebecca Ann 58, 78, 132 Myers, Junius Clifford 60, 141 Myers, Phyllis Ann 56, 65, 68, 82, 132 Nance, David Benjamin 155 Nance, Roben Lee. Jr. 70, 71, 74, 75, 143 Nanney, Janet Lee 76, 132 Navy, Jerry Michael 71, 132 Neal, John XVayne 149 Needham. Brenda Helen 155 Needham, lna Louise 149 Needham, Johnny Paul, Jr. 61, 132 Neely, James Brevard, Jr. 74, 155 Nelson, Charles Barbee 143 Nelson, Cletus Mal' 155 Nelson, NVanda Kay 155 U'Brient, Carol XVaynl- 4-1, 56, 57, 63, 99, 109,132 Office Assistants 78 Ogleslu, Sylvia Jani' 155 Olivo, Ceorign' Michael 36, 90, 149 Olivo, Mary Jo 47, 43, 56, 65, GH, 97, 98, 99, 132 Usborne, Barry Phillip 149 Ovm'rm.ui, llaivey Clayton 155 1 90 Overton, Doris Marie 155 Overton, Phyllis Ruth 149 Owen, Charles Fletcher, Ill 64, 85, 86, 132 Owen, Jayne Adair 143 Owens, Arthur Clarence 149 Owens, Barbara Sue 155 Owens, James Hughes 155 Owens, Judy Ann 149 Paisley, Robert Lee. Jr. 155 Parham, Betty Carol 39, 60, 143 Parks, Brenda Carol 132 Parks, Guilda Dean 149 Parks, Jackie Lewis 61, 132 Parks, Larry Deaton 86, 95, 143 Parsons, John Regis 149 Pate, Janet Ann 76, 143 Pate, William Cobb, Jr. 143 Paul, Jerry Ray 76, 149 Payne, Joy Ann 149 Pearce, Pegram, Linda Lee 59, 149 Davis Edgar 155 Pendley, Ruby Patricia 155 Phoenix, Mr. Lee C. 34, 46, 63, 122 Phillips, Bemard Franklin 149 Phillips, Miss Elizabeth 31, 59 Phillips, Jonah Dewey, Jr. 87, 149 Phillips, Judith Carolyn 58. 78, 132 Physical Education Department 21 Plummer, Martha Nance 155 Polson, Dora Lucille 155 Poole, Carol Ann 149 Poole, Max Thomas 71, 143 Poole, Ronald David 149 Powell, John Lee 155 Powers, Teddy Jerome 58. 78, 132 Preimats, Rudite 56, 57, 65, 69, 97, 11 121. 132 Prescott. Michael Elm 143 Presnell, Eugene Stanton 70, 132 Presnell, John Hubert 155 Presnell, Rodney Allen 90, 149 Presnell, Shirley Ann 155 Prevatte, Price, Pugh, Pugh, Pugh, Pugh, Pugh, Pyrtle, Rodney Allen 90, 149 Connie Louise 72, 143 Betty Jeanette 47, 48, 56, 57, 65 3, 97. 99, 110, 121, 133 Charles Bryan 71, 74. 75, 132 Sandra Kay 41, 153 Sarah Elizabeth 56. 68, 143 Sue Ann 76, 149 Randy Reed 89, 149 0 -fy v 69 Quill and Scroll Club 69 Radio Institute 48 Ragsdale, Delbert Cordon, Jr. 64, 73, 143 Raines, Connie Ruth 149 Ratclitfe, Margaret Ann 155 Ray, Nancy Carol 61, 133 Redding, Reddir Redding, Reddii Brantley Hicks 149 ig, Brigitte Ursula 59 Howard Powell 54, ig, Milton Hammer 71, 149 64, 73. S6 R edding, Samuel Steele 149 Redding, Mr. Thomas Henry 35 Redding, Thomas Henry, Jr. 44, 54, 57, 96, 119, 133 Redding, Mr. XV. Frank, Jr. 35 l Reed, Shirley Ann 55 Reid, Maynord Beard 155 Ri-mpson. Nancy Carol 74, 75. 149 Rbymer, Jane Smith 59, 149 Rice, Jo Ann 78, 142 Rich, Rich, Rich, Rich. Bernice Clydette 133 David Cyrus 74, 149 Donald Lee 94, 155 Mrs. Ruby T. 32, 73, 146 Rich, Samuel Lester 155 Richardson. Linda Carolyn 58. 144 Ricbar dson, Mary Rebecca 155 Richardson, Virginia Mae 149 Richburg, Don Preston 71, 149 Ridge, :Xnnice Lee 155 Ritter, Cornelia Faye 155 R itter, Ronald A Vance 155 ,90 93 4 64, Robbins, Barbara Annette 155 Robbins, Charlene 1-1-1 Robbins, Charles Thomas, lll 64. 86, 93, 1-19 Robbins , Clara Mae 149 Robbins, Earlene 1-1-1 Robbins, ot Thornis 54. S7, 155 Robbins Robbins 1 ' if - Linda Ruth 72 Michael Jeffery 61. 1-1-1 Robbins, Roger Arnold 149 Robbins, Xl'alon Covon 87, 155 Robbins , XVilliam Duke 155 Roberts, Billy Houston 76, 89, 9-1. 150 Roberts, Fred Taylor, Jr. 76, 155 Roberts, Huzh Livingston 139, 54. 64, 68. 95, 114. 133 Roberts, Janett Lee 82, 150 Robinso Robinso Roedel, n, XVilla Ford 56, 73, 7-1, 14-1 n, XVilliam Harold 54, 68, 144 Dorothy Ann 68, 133 Rollins. Shelby Jean 150 Ross, Arthur, lll 45, 5-1, 133 Ross, Charles Edwards 93, 150 Ross, Shelby Jean 155 Rosson, Susan Cecilia 155 Rude, Raymond Chris 76. 150 Ruland, Lewis Dillard 144 Rush, Carol Jane 65, 133 Rush, XVilliam Neely 87, 94, 150 Russell, Nancy Graves 59, 155 Russell, YVilliam Augustus, Jr. 76, 133 Sanders. Harry Eugene 155 Sanders, Ora Ann 58, 78, 142, 144 Sanders, Sterling Herbert 150 Saunders, Larry Cleveland 155 Saunders, Robert Eugene, Jr. 71, 144 Scarboro, Martha Sue 68, 133 Schwarz, Aileen Bonnie 68. 133 Science Department 20 Science-Mathematics Club 73 Scott, Barbara Anne 155 P E Sexton, Herman XVesley 39, 5-1, 150 S cott, Mr. Blondie E. 32. 70 Sellers, Alva Broughton, Jr. 36. -11, 49, , 64, 87, 109, 133 Senior Class Mascots 138 Senior Class Olticers 122 Senior Play 51 Senior Ring Dance 139 Senior Senior Showcase 52 S otli hts 108 Shanas, Elizabeth Ann 150 Shanas, Linda Kay 132, 134 Shane, Shaw Michael Tony 71, 134 Mr. Alex 77 Shaw, Carson XVilliam 71, 150 Shaw, Clyde Theodore. Jr. 87, 150 Shaw, Eunice Katherine 56, 58, 113-1 Shaw, James Edward, Jr. 155 Shaw Shaw Jeanette Ola 56, 68, 76, 134 Linda Dianne 56, 76. 144 Shaw: Reba LaVerne 155 Shaw, Shaw, Ruth Anne 155 VVilliam Douglas 134 Shaw, XVorth Odell, Jr. 15.5 Shepar d, Jean Phillips 155 Sheppard, George Larry 87, 150 Shirley, Bobby Charles 61. 144 Shirley, XValter Lindsey 134 Shreve, Elizabeth Anne Sikes, Carolyn Mae 76, 150 Siler, Ellen Howard 68. 14-1 Siler, Pamela Ann 13-1 Sisk, Carolyn Gail 150 Sjokvist, Anna Kerstin 39, 43, 56, 134 Skeen, James Howard 155 Sloat, Gerald Pritchard 61, 144 Smith, Adrienne Kay 150 Smith, Archie Leak 71, 87, 150 Smith, Mr. C. R. 35 Smith, Gary XVayne 71, 150 Smith, Gloria Blanche 98, 99, 150 Smith, Jimmy Lee 91, 150 Smith, Linda Sue 72, 144 Smith Macon Charles Jr 156 Smith: Mm-un sue 525, as, 69, 144 46, 47, 56, 57. 1 S5, 86, 54, 57 12. 121, Smith, Martini Ann 61, 156 Smith, Martha Caroline 134 Smith, Martin Stephen 54. 57, 6-1, 68, 86, 92, 93, 113, 134 Smith, Rhonda Jane 150 Smith, Ricky Harris 156 Smith, Mrs. Rosa 77 Smith, Stevie Mitchell 150 Smith XVilliam Russell, Ill 87, 156 Social' Studies 18 Sophomore Class Officers 146 Sparks, James Robert 71, 14-1 Spencer, Jacksie Barbara 57, 5S, 76. 134 Spencer, Joseph Chapman 156 Spivey, James Enoch 60, 144 Staley, Geneva Ann 58, 7-1. 144 Staley. Gladys Louise 72, 1-14 Staley, Joyce Ann 156 Staley, Julian McArthur 1-14 Staley, Phvllis Gaye 156 Stalvey, Nancy Carol 150 Stalvey, Thomas Franklin 156 Starchei, Nancy Gayle 68, 72. 134 Starcher, Shirley Rodenia 156 Staton, Linda Carol 47, 56, 58, 13-1 Staton, Vivian Margarette 69, 135 Stedman, Sara Elizabeth 75. 150 Stedman, Mr. XV. David 35 Steere, Edward Henry 150 Stevens, XVilliarn Lee 64, 71, SS, 89 Stine, Silma Lee 58, 78. 135 Stone, Barbara Lou 59, 156 Stone Mr. Lee J. 32. 86 Story, Cecelia YVare 156 Story, Larry Cecil 135 Stout. Doyle Reece 74, 156 Stout, Ella Raines 59, 150 Stout. VValter Coy 156 Stout, Judy Ann 150 Stout XVilma Chervl 156 sma-iam, srickey 'Blane 64, 34, 3 'rilhorn Priscilla Rachel 156 6. 59, 144 St 1 ' , . ' - - Strayhom, Ronald Burns 135 Strider, Gary Benford 90. 150 Strider, Phyllis Anne 76, 150 Strider. XVilliam Clayton 150 Strnhmever, Freddy Martin 70, 71, Stroud, Diane Linda 150 Stroud, Mike Lyman 1-14 Student Council Convention 40 Student Council Members 39 Student Council Oliicers 38 135 Stultz, Linda Carol 98, 99. 150 Stutts, Edith Pamela 39, 65, 82, 150 , Judith Carolyn 38, 56, 57, Sugg, Mr. Edward R. 32, 71 Stutts Suggs, Brenda Ruth 58, 135 Suggs, Dr, J. R. 35 Surratt, Janie Lee 156 Surratt, Jessie Marie 59, 69, 72, 135 Surratt, XVanda Inez 156 Swaim, Irene Stroud 68, 74, 75, 144 Swaim. Jo Ellen -17, 69. 144 Swann, Roddy Jean 56, 74, 156 Swaney, Brenda Faye 156 Swaney, Carolyn Louise 156 Swaney, Faye Carol 150 Suaney, James Ray 156 Swan ey, Nancy Carolyn 156 Swing, Charles Thomas 156 Table of Contents 2 Tanner. Gerald Arw 156 Tate, Steve Arthur 156 Tatum. Linda Faye 39, 76, 144 Tatum. Sandra Lee 47, 59, 144 Teachey, Anna Marie 74, 75. 150 Teachey Mr. Guy B, 35 Teague, Hilda Faye 156 Thomas, Boyd Ernest 150 Thomas, Mr. Donald 32. 86, 93 Thomas. James Tanner 68, 92, 93, 95. 135 Thomas, Karen Ann 156 Thomas. Morris Cecil -10. 5-1. S-1. 86. 90. 95 111 122. 135 Thomas, Philip Winston 33, -10, 5-1. 57, 64, 9' 93, 110, 135 75, 108. 133 Thomas, Hola-rt Clyde 67. 156 Thompson. Donald Flay 61, 144 Thompson Thompson Thonipsf in Thompson , Elnlora Lev 150 , Faye Carol 150 . George XYinford . Gladys Louise 7 156 2. 144 84, 36. 92, 953. 135 Thompson, Mary Tucker 56, 144 Thompson, Michaffl Hoy 60. 144 Thorhurn, Billie In 150 Thorhnrn. Halter Bruce, lr. Thornlunril. Brenda Dianne 150 Thornlrnrg, Brenda Diane 156 Thomhuril, Patricia -lane 45, 58, 135 Thornburg, Patsy jo 135 Tlireadigill, VVi11iam Tony 68. 76, 93, 136 Thrower, James Edward, Ir. 156 Thrower, Thomas Berry 144 Tillman, Mrs. Evelyn 77 Tillman, joan Elizabeth 156 Tillman. Marie Carol 56, 57, 65. 97. 96, 99, 136 Tolliert, Tommy Reece 150 Tollison, Gerald Oliver 46. 54. 64, 74, 85, 86, 136 Tollison. Geraldine Olivia 76. 136 Track 95 Trogdon, Garlic Bonita 56, 57, 121, 136 Trogdon, Brenda -loyce 156 Trogdon Clay Ronald 61, 144 Trogdon Ernest YYayne 64. 140, 144 Trogdou Nancy Lynn 82, 156 Trogdon Pamela Lynn 57, 61. 136 Trogdon Patricia Ann 150 Trogdon, Peggy Ruth 136 Trogdon, Hay Donald 61, 144 Trogdon, Ronald Cale 156 Trogclon, Sallie Steed 45, 56, 57. 68, 69, 119, 136 Trogdon, Stanton Samuel 156 Trogdon. Tana Cain 150 Trogdon. YVorth Arthur 60 Trollinger, james Thomas 150 Trotter, Pri Trotter, Larry Allen 60, 71. 150 scilla Irene 144 Tucker, Roy Lee 156 Tucker. VVa1ter Thomas 91, Turner, Jost-ph Eduard 70. 71, 136 Turner, 1Vi11a Dean 150 Turpin, Pai 11 lames. lr. 156 Tysinqcr. Charles .-Ninos 156 150 Underwood. -laiiiee Ruth 59, 156 Viitlerwoocl Irnytll M nt 1 , . A ...'tn150 Und:-ru'ood, Sandra Nicole 56, 57, 65, 69 121, 13 Underwood, , 6 Terry Preston 'f' 65. 10. 136 Upchurch, YVi1liam Howard 74 150 Vpdyke, Lois -lane 59, 156 lfpdyke, Richard Lawrence 66 136 Lssvry, Patricia lane 136 Yoncannon Voncaunon kan Hoy, Mr. Vi'illiani lf., lr. '32 11 54 our min- iss' Donn ' r 7' . a Jan- ro. 1-76 Vnntinnou. -laiues Harold, -lr. 61, 136 9 156 Vnncannon V Yuncannon Ynncannon 11 li M tr lvssiai N1.iriL' 5- , nut-.rnnon 1' itritii f nol 176 Ynncannon, Shirley Ann 144 kt-rnon Hay 72, 156 1Y.intla Leigh 130 istou li 65 74 1'1- 1 , n 4 v, 150 LILI Utitltl Hon irtl 156 1 I L 'adm lal 1 fs lion , . '.', 'a l f, Thomas Calyi 7 . 7,' XVac1l rl, ' - - V, XV.tlk 'I', ffalyin 1X1't'hv1l 7 . 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