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

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1968 volume:

—— ered Bo texts JAPA ks pniorsh Aeleaptenaacy oo at 2 Sar Mi 1S 2 No hele epee z : em : s Petedi treet Selsins. cob ye: S22 ‘i eeu 2 ; - Spadoedenien ee : 2 ‘gin’ : oe Semetaeteae. arse Test cite tenet deherwticnened Siete ee, ‘ ig feintet she tanehate tere her ; oie pouriat a8 neti r Se Zs ; ets =; 2 : ai iS oN fet bescioneer ai ene eee ide nd etbadio gn Lads emeonane setts ss hepa} rer atese ete C btn pe ae mand oe x posses Se Prig tea Sekar l= a 2 Datel a ee ISIN plete re ee = —— — mat Re cae ae The Ash-Hi-Life is a student publication of Asheboro High School, Asheboro, North Carolina. Pewee ee... Diane Kenney Assistant Editor .......... Billy McCollum Business Manager ...... Russell Kilpatrick Circulation Manager ...... Philip Teachey 1 OARE A MAN to say 1m too younGc-foR 1M GOING to TRY FoR the sun Y fff Yyy YY A ee A NYY ; S What Is the Best I can BE? More than sufficient-BEest. To ORaG myself FROM Say TO Oay OR feel the Excitement of BulLOInNG TOMORROW Is up to me. What can I Learn? More than the world GONE BEFORE has Known, More than any other than time can teach, But 1s It EnouGh? What can I Give? Perhaps It Is TOO soon to Know, So 1 offeR only a pRromise- ALL } am in ALL 1 Oo. an ! | | H niGis Wf Ht HH . . oy Hi ea nl ioe wi ht | ' tre Writ Tl mil In Hi en iit yu ui vl Yay it a | ny i Mi hy ] AY inp if f HUE I {i ui i! Hi iui Hu i jie yi‘it suetignts Greeting all with a perpetual smile is one respected for his ability to break the barrier between general acquaintance and genuine concern for the individual. Adult’s experienced wisdom is brought to the level of youth’s questioning motives by his conscious deter- mination to communicate. Minutes are always found for our orange chariots and their drivers, a boy’s service club and projects of service, a council created by and for the youth, and a constant plea for ad- ministrative services. For this and more we respectfully dedicate our 1968 ASH-HI- LIFE to Mr. Ellison C. Magruder. O€edication APPRECIATION Displaying an unusual talent for guiding and instruct- ing students is a person who continually gives of her time and self. In years past, she has been and will continue to be a valuable asset to the students of Asheboro High School. Along with teaching a full schedule of business classes, she has found time to take the many responsi- bilities of a yearbook advisor. This year as well as last year she has been a constant example of hard work to the annual staff. She is able to draw the best work out of everyone she comes in contact with by her subtle nature and optimistic spirit. With great admiration we would like to extend our appreciation to Mrs. Ernestine B. Presnell, our ASH-HI-LIFE advisor. CONTENTS IntROOUCTION 1 ACAOEMICS 10 SpORts 62 ORGANIZATIONS 86 Classes 116 AOVERTISEMENTS 206 , r ACADEMICS AOMINISTRATION PROVIDES Mr. Guy B. Teachey Superintendent Dr. Johnny R. Parker Assistant Superintendent Pictured before the portrait of Mr. Frank Redding, Jr., a former school board chairman, are members of Mrs. Mildred Chriscoe the Asheboro City School Board. Seafed: Mrs. Lucille Shephard, Mr. Reitzel Smith, Chairman; Mr. Henry Administrative Secretary Armfield, Mrs. Mary Lou Moran. Standing: Mr. Clarence Pace, Mr. Don Durham, Mr. Frank Redding, III, Mr. Joseph Church, Dr. Hugh Fitzpatrick, Mr. Leslie Morgan. 12 ExpEeRIENcES Guidance Dr. Keith C. Hudson Principal Mrs. Gail Hurley Secretary ” You are involved in a never ending quest to deter- mine “Who am I?” and “What am I reaching for?” The answers to these questions differ for each of you because you are unique in your biological and cul- tural backgrounds. Wide variations in your talents and motivations necessarily preclude identical educational programs. Our educational institution is challenged to enable you to develop your ability, character, and industry in conformity with your singular potential. Dr. Keith C. Hudson Mr. Ellison C. Magruder Administrative Assistant 13 Mr. Marvin L. Aldridge, Jr. A.A. Head of Special Education and Vocational Rehabilitation Departments Coordinate Vocational Rehabilitation, Special Education Mr. Ray Von Mrs. Barbara T. Arnold, B.A. English II, Reading Beatty, Jr., B.S., M.Ed. Guidance 14 Mr. Bill R. Atkins, B.A. Mrs. Nancy R. Bell, B.A. English IV, Spanish I Teachers | EnourReo the RIGORs of Me Sorts Mima Ms Katey A hich school Mrs. Kittie J. Caveness, B.A., M.Ed. English IV, Humanities, Latin II n ¥ Pe 4 4 = Mrs. Virginia S. Craven, B.S.H.E. Mrs. Walker W. Derr, B.A. Special Education Algebra I, Geometry Mr. Carlie B. Edwards Carpentry 15 Mr. Joseph B. Fields, B.A., M.A. Director of Instrumental Music, City Schools Mr. Archie B. Fairley, Jr. cb ie AG Uu Lty O f fe R Cc Director of Secondary Guloance to StTUSENT BOdy Science Instruction _ Biology, Chemistry, Physics 5 e Mrs. Lena R. Flenniken, B.A. English IV, Pre-College English IV Mr. Edwin Harrington, B.S., M.A. Mrs. Donna M. Franquemont, B.S., M.S. Instrumental Music Chemistry, Physical Science Mr. David B. Gallemore, B.A., M.Ed. Advanced English II, English III, Reading 16 Mr. Ernest Samuel Jordan, B.S. Advanced Algebra and Mrs. Wilda B. Kearns, B.A. Trigonometry, General Industrial Cooperative Training I, Math II, Geometry II, Introduction To Vocations Mr. Donald Jarrett, B.A. Spanish II, III Mrs. Erma T. Long, B.A. Advanced Algebra and Trigonometry, Algebra II, Geometry Miss Merle Etta Lancaster, B.S. Advanced Biology, Biology Mr. Bill R. Lovette, B.A. | Distributive Education I, II Introduction to Vocations 17 i i i I Mr. L. Richard Meissner, Jr., B.A. Te aA G h Cc R S English III, Drama GRACES; Students Suffered | Boe Mr. L. Allen Mabry, B.S. Electronics, Mechanical Drawing, Photography Mr. Max D. Morgan, B.S. Physical Education Mrs. Anne H. Moore, B.S.S.A. Mrs. Henriette Neal, B.A. Head of Art, Business, Home Economics, Art and Music Departments Bookkeeping, Personal Typing Typing I Vocational Business 18 Mrs. Joyce Nichols, B.A. English II, IV Miss Linda Pinkham, B.S. Vocational Home Economics Priel Mrs. Lillian B. O’Briant, B.A. Sociology, United States History ‘ Scitech nba scalahiciinesehambiesininbindswichnsnedinnsind Mrs. Ruby B. Smith, B.A., M.Ed. Director of Secondary Mathematics Mrs. Ernestine B. Presnell, B.S.S.A. Mrs. Ruby T. Rich, B.A. Instruction M.Ed. Head of Science Department Advanced Algebra and Trigonometry, Annual, General Business, Personal Biology Advanced Geometry, Algebra II Typing, Typing I 19 Mr. William J. Smith, B.S., M.A. United States History, World History Mrs. Sara K. Smith, B.A., M.A.T. Director of Secondary Foreign Language Instruction French I, II, III Mrs. Dorothy A. Snyder, B.A., M.Ed. Advanced English III, IV, Pre-College English IV Miss Silvia A. Soler, B.S. Mr. Duncan Stackpole, B.S. Physical Education Crafts, Industrial Arts I, Mechanical Drawing, Wood Technology Mr. Lee J. Stone, B.S., M.A. Head of Athletic, Distributive Education, Industrial Cooperative Training and Physical Education Departments General Math II, Consumer Math 20 nee Teaching Took More ete: ae Than EiGht to four Mr. William F. Van Hoy, Jr., B.A., B.D., M.Ed. Miss Jane Walker, B.S. Head of Social Studies Department General Business, Personal Typing, Eco nomics, Modern Problems, World Geography Shorthand I, Typing I, II Mrs. Margaret M. Walker, B.S. English I, Journalism, World History Mr. Morris Whitson, B.S. Miss Leona Wood, B.A., M.Ed. Algebra I, II Director of Secondary English Instruction English III, Pre-College English III, Reading ai ASTRONAUT OR BUuTCNER? Diane Kenney discovers several helpful booklets in the guidance office. Mr. Beatty, your friendly, neighborhood guidance counselor. : 3 a] . @ ee Results of an occupational interest in- ventory test may find you a future as an astronaut instead of a butcher. Who knows? Mr. Beatty might. Through dis- cussions, pamphlets and various tests, he pointed the way to vocations worthy of a student’s ability. 22 scat ctsan sti atet wate i j i i ace Seatencsinise: Mrs. Ethel Marion Mr. George Beane Maid Janitor Custodians and Cafeteria Staff Kept Bulloing Clean and Students NourRIshed Mrs. Ina K. Carter Mr. Gene Hoover, Mrs. Lucille Wood, Mrs. Grace Thornburg, Mrs. Ann Baldwin, Mrs. Ruth Har- Supervisor of Asheboro City Schools’ Cafeterias mon, Mrs. Evelyn Anthony, Mrs. Eula Moore, Mrs. Rose Smith. 23 Latin Students Graspeod the Essence Of the LanGguaGe If it’s not one translation it’s another. 24 Toiling through the Gallic Wars, the second-year Latin student suddenly realized there is more to Julius Caesar than just a toga. He forgot to watch the clock and began to grasp the essence of the language. Noun declensions and verb conjugations followed and with them came long hours of thought and headaches. One enters Latin with apprehension but exits with strong study habits and an invaluable cultural back- ground. Liprary SERVES AS A SOURCE Of Information Containing numerous books, maga- zines, and audio-visual materials, the Asheboro High School library served as a central information source. Miss Katherine Buie, Mrs. Betty Presnell, and their assistants helpfully guided interested students in their search for appropriate materials. Even though there was a lack of adequate storage space, students and faculty used the facilities to a maximum degree. “Gee, I wish I could read,” sighs Rhonda McGill. It has to be here! zo StudENtS SURPRISED TheMseElLVEs ano their teacher sy Speaking french Within the boundaries of room 203, Madame Smith strove to pound some knowledge of France and its language into the heads of her schol- ars. Although the way was often eased by games, songs, and skits, these students labored through drills, orals, basic sentences, pronouns, and exams just like their Spanish “friends.” When it all seemed hope- less, students surprised their teacher Nepal re finds that French tapes are perplexing . . . thought-provoking . . . but excitingly and themselves by speaking French. lirerent! - a a Steve Covington and Meredith Nichols, two budding French students, learn to eat. 26 Romantic MaorRIO Revealed to Youthful Spaniards ees ee peel peo cen ‘cones nd — oe’ ed ‘wooo eed pone wooo a md “ The Turtle, alias Mr. Jarrett, entertains his Spanish class. 27 For 55 minutes Monday through Friday, 260 students journeyed from the classrooms of Asheboro High School into the midst of the wonders and glories of Spain. Romantic Madrid, sounds of Granada, the beauty of the Pyrenees, and the elec- tricity of the bullfights were re- vealed to youthful Spaniards. And yet, there remained the drudgery of drills, conjugation of verbs, and construction of basic sentences. But surely this was a small price to pay for a trip to Spain. =) Ole GH Ltt YR LPO LOE ILM SAA pi diy It all began with a book. 28 Mike Vuncannon checks Almanac for name of first president. 29 Opportunity FOR SelLf-ExpReEssion Because Americans have been accused of murdering the English language, Asheboro High School seems to be fighting a never-ending battle to atone for this felony. While students studied the structure of the language, they were also given an opportunity for self-expression through creative writing and public speaking. Parallel reading and philosophical discussion stimulated thought both in English and in other courses; indeed, English is an in- tegral part in the curriculum of all students. Self-Examination Made in Numanities Who am I? Why am I here? Where am I going? Such questions are asked in self examination by each Humanities student this year. Having been in- troduced this year into the Asheboro High School curriculum, the combina- tion of history, English, music, art, and sculpture attracted many sopho- mores. Trips out of town to view plays, dramatiza- tions of obsolete govern- ments, comparisons of an- cient and modern epics, and an analysis of the grand opera Aida high- lighted the activities of this fascinating course. Steve Way and Randy Cude discover the mysteries Visual aids guide Beth Browne and Ann Wi L e Kemp Alexan- and intrigues of the ancient world. der in their study of the opera Aida. : 30 Students Explored Their Neritace United States History students reproduced facets of pioneer life in their semester projects. 31 Boyd Cagle bursts into laughter during a World History report. Fee Europe seems small to World Geography students. at coed and me goverment The Bag awmaking pas ats ce he a Vite WHY DID REVOLUT : COME FIRST TO FRa, ieate® we Hey hh _ France opdka the OW : litle differont fon Sthey . Page Aye fag Britny : papieae PONTHEIOS Wwapy ai te democratic BOVeriments She dat revolition an the : fist be Prance? . ‘The cmewer found 5 tion First, Prunes wae oe Who were the Etruscans? What are the financial as- Ce Roweeats Voltaire, and . as . . . a gught that feccuds ae pects of the Vietnam crisis? When will the race issue be a . settled? : : . | (fet Prone — Ne x . . e 5 : : aris were Het ee mal Such questions arose in social studies classes. Text- a : A Se a C : . . 2 c . 2 ands wert bette tikhey books were literally overflowing with an excess of in- ante that other peor . : - Ke 8 : Phe aes lerpe Cc BSS teresting topics —- ranging from the past to the future. (gemgeene | time to think that thingy et These subjects often triggered informative discussions Paes fetter, Fuster, teva to Prince fee aise ¢ u : yore clas Was getting nai 9 which supplement textbook material. Consequently, the students have a better understanding of contemporary society. Pictures relieve boredom in history classes. 32 Social StTUSIES TRIGGEREO Informative Oiscussions SS SERA “Yes, you are right! Marie Antoinette was divided over the French Revolution!” quips Mr. Thomas. 33 Math Terms ChallLenGeo STUDENTS Miss Nelly Saravia, an International Exchange Teacher from Peru, visited our school’s mathematics department. 34 Although 7r2 would be blasphemy to the ears of a cook, it’s music to the ears of a mathematician. During their three years of high school, students wander through the maze of mathematical terminology from general math to geometry and from Algebra I and II to Ad- vanced Algebra and Trigonometry. Observing this pro- gression of confusion was Miss Nelly Saravia, an Inter- national Exchange Teacher from Peru. — ¥ s oe 3 Saceme Sy re hone fA BS HEE OC mee O ee ® Advanced Algebra and Trigonometry students struggle to comprehend vectors. Students Learned There Is More to Math Than 2+2=4 In Algebra II, logarithms required extra explanation from Mrs. Long. wee For Physics students, the ripple tank was a stimulus for reasoning and entertainment. ile “Into the mouth, over the. gums, look out stomach, here it comes,” muses Pam Burkhead. When the scent of rotten eggs came drifting down the hall, no insults were too harsh for the budding scientists who were responsible for it. Who cared if their lab re- ports were late, or if their equations wouldn’t work? Those students who mutilated poor innocent worms, frogs, and pigs deserved to be confused by physical changes, chemical changes, atoms, and molecules. Why did they bother? Because science was required, or because they needed another credit, or maybe, just maybe, they wanted to explore the secrets of our universe. Have a heart. 37 pd scientists, marvel at new discovery. Wanda Lucas discovers dishwashing ability comes in handy in most unlikely places. Beverly Lowder and Debbie Lineberry play “Follow the Leader” while carefully replacing microscopes. 38 Why 010 They Bother? tn 102.91 106.4 me 76 FF 78 79 88 nh Ww Re Os tr Pt Au i ft Bi 95 183.86 186.72 190.2 1922 195.09 197.0 204.39 207.21 met 62 63 64 th 3 S u G nD M7 150.35 152.0 137.26 158.93 Th Dy y Am Cm Bk Cf és 42) Ar 247289 2 c hace cheeks -. losamrifaic company 4 se E TS ee a : eR MER TEL RE TC Ske ijittiicsinuciiiiay ‘paint ateNineni All systems go for another successful failure. 39 Candy Way Russell Kilpatrick aa ee os ra 40 Gifted Students STUDIES AT Salem ColleGe Ann Harris Although the 1966-67 school term officially ended last May, three Asheboro High School schol- ars continued their studies by attending the 1967 Governor’s School in Winston-Salem. As outstand- ing members of the Class of 1968, these gifted stu- dents spent seven weeks of intriguing study, at Salem College. The local delegation included Candy Way and Russell Kilpatrick, who studied English, and Ann Harris, who played French horn in the orchestra. Upon the conclusion of the 1967 session, all three “graduates” agreed that the Gov- ernor’s School is an effective state institution in which there is an exchange of fellowship, an ex- pression of talent, and, above all, an enrichment of education. 41 the AsheBoro Nich School Marching Band Colorguards: Kneeling: Ellen Bunch; Standing: Deb Jones, Dianne Har- dee, Susan Edwards, Ginger Rush, Pam Jones. Majorettes: Dale Keye, Jane Auman, Beverly Katcham, Renate Mueller, Karen King, Cathy McElhannon, Martha Pickett, Betty { Key. Woodwind section uses much hot air. 42 iceiniii Band Included In first Chair of AMERICA YEARBOOK pestis Siasrsispctccrs meee Hours of early band, section rehearsals, and indi- vidual practice did not go unrewarded for the Asheboro High School Band. In addition to maintaining its superior rating and winning first-place recognition in the 1967 Sun Fun Festival Concert, the band was included in the Band directors, Mr. Harrington and Mr. Fields, stand before hard- 1968 First Chair of America yearbook. earned superior ratings. RENE Se So Mr. Fields directs. 43 -W10E AcclaIm Chorus Won City Asheboro High School Chorus II . Asheboro High School Chorus I KARL PLE LLL | al Fatal ic. Under the direction of Mrs. Mary Tate Blake, the 104-member Asheboro High School Chorus has been a welcomed source of entertainment. Pre- senting musical programs at both school and civic functions, the chorus has won city-wide acclaim for its performances. Two chorus classes were conducted this year for the first time. While Cho- rus II provided the less-experienced vocalists with beneficial training, Chorus I helped perfect the voices of advanced students. This division into two groups should become a lasting part of the school’s fine arts program. Surrounded by her students is Mrs. Mary Tate Blake, director. The Septet: Bill Henson, Brenda Robbins, Zoe Faircloth, Phillip Taylor, Danny Brown, Charlene Morton, Glenn Prevatte. Cama New chorus Emblem. Officers of Asheboro High School Chorus and Asheboro High School Concert Chorus. 45 Creative efforts of young artists were challenged by a lack of supplies, but in- genuity prevailed. For several weeks the library displayed what appeared to be Lil- liputian stages shrunk by some mystical power. A closer look revealed that they were stage designs fashioned from scrap material, depicting a variety of plays. San- ta Claus helped relieve the plight of art- without-equipment by supplying drawing boards for everyone. Ar t became the course it was meant to be allowing creativity and producing some artists. Lilliputian StaGes CrREAtTEO BY ART STUDENTS Art students occupied their time by constructing scale models of stage settings. 46 Ronnie Spivey labors to wink at the photographer. 47 Molasses BEGINNING Common desire became reality when drama was added to the curriculum of Asheboro High School. It was a molasses beginning (sticky and slow). Makeup was bizarre. Projects were late. Skits weren’t memorized. A failure? Not really — stu- dents learned that the life of an actor is not all “play.” Curriculum Staff: Lillian Jordan, Elaine Holland, Paul Blue, Editor; C h AO S | a . y So O Ke Cc Pam Burkhead, Carey Durham. Annual Shoppe PORE LEE Philip Teachey, Circulation Manager; Billy McCollum, Assistant Editor; Diane Kenney, Editor; Russell Kilpatrick, Business Manager. Decisions to make and copy to write caused chaos in “Ye Olde Annual Shoppe.” Plagued by copy criticisms and worn out by word-hunting, the staff worked on and on until the deadline was met and the Ash-Hi-Life was sent to the pub- lisher, hopefully to receive another first-place award. Mrs. Ernestine B. Presnell Advisor 48 Typists: Nan Felton, Carolyn Bunting, Head Typist; Brenda Scott, Dona Pegram, Mana Pegram, Shirley Potts. Senior Staff: Troy Briles, Les Everette, Joyce Parsons, Editor. Underclassmen Staff: John Stevenson, Susan Stone, Editor. Girls’ Sports Staff: Suzanne Cochran, Nancy McFadden; Editor. Seated, Activities Staff: Susan Voncannon, Candy Way, Editor; Debbie Boys’ Sports Staff: Mike Taylor, Editor; Steve Gallimore. Hawkins. Standing: Clubs’ Staff: Robin Bunker, Pat Moran, Sandi Sox, Editor. 49 Real Bellevers In pie mt iis ee eevee ‘ News Staff: Sandy Lemonds, Amy Cox, Editor; Debbie Trogdon, Patsy Burns. Feature Staff: Carl Bimbo, Linda Clark, Dianne Reid, Editor. es oie Girls’ Sports Staff: Jean Sanders, Editor; Diane Hardee. Boys’ Sports Staff: Nancy Owen, Rick Smith, Editor. 50 freedom of the Press Constantly laboring, the Chat staff was a real be- liever in freedom of the press. With controversial editorials, student opinion polls, and interesting car- toons, the paper was awaited by anxious stu- dents who, in return, set- tled down to moments of enjoyable reading from the Ash-Hi-Chat. Gilna Nance, Editor of Editorials; Debbie Bell, Business Manager; Marta Ruland, Editor. Mrs. Margaret Walker Barbara Kiser, Circulation Manager; Phillip Cole, Photographer; Portia York, Exchange Editor. St Judy Jarrett wonders, “Shorthand or hieroglyphics?” Throughout the day a faint clicking penetrated the monotonous sounds of school. Ordinary class- rooms resembled offices as students learned to Operate typewriters and complicated machines. Efficiency and speed were stressed to perfect the basic skills. 52 HLA un ‘i, ls Typing teachers must have wondered which side of the typewriter students used. Efficiency and Speed WerRe_E StREssed Nimble fingers fly over the keys. 53 Guided by textbooks, teachers, and em- ployers, Industrial Cooperative Training students obtained experienced guidance for an industrial career. Laboring over their course workbooks until lunch, they left school at one o’clock to report to their respective jobs. Participating in this program provided students with an op- portunity to prepare for tomorrow’s in- dustrial needs. PReparRation FOR Tomorrow s Industrial needs Judy Tysinger realizes that on-the-job experience is the heart of the Industrial Cooperative Training program. 54 ee Students PREpaREd FOR A CAREER IN Sales 9 “Just looking,” the jingle of change, and the clang of the cash register were familiar sounds to Distributive Education students. Both classroom and on-the-job training were employed to pre- pare students for a career in sales. In the mornings they en- dured the rigors of academic work, which served as a founda- tion for the afternoons, when they became workers sampling the future that would be theirs. Distribut ive Education Class seeks vocation through study. 55 Knowledge Gained in onstRucting Useful PRojects Mechanical drawing requires the mechanically minded. To construct tables, gun racks, and bookcases is not the only pur- pose of taking an Industrial Arts course. In this class one gains helpful knowledge in creating use- ful projects. This experience in the shop is indeed beneficial to those who might choose building as their vocation. Invaders from the Industrial Arts Department prepare for future conquests. 56 ing a square hole. ted with drill is is fascina Darrell Dav the firey furnace of the Industrial Arts De- in baked mics are Cera partment. ks wonders Woodwork ing wor Sy RIOE IN AcCHlEevemMENtT Made up for fRustRations SINGER © Tantalizing aromas filled the corridors. Dirty dishes piled up in the sink. Chuckles traveled through the class as sewing machine oil drop- ped on a new dress. Frus- trations occurred frequently in Home Economics but when a project was suc- cessfully finished, pride in achievement made up for past disappointments. Barbara Bulla sews a fine seam. 58 Home Economics students’ horror. ' ' pg Quick! Catch the yolk! STUDENTS STRIVES for Better Nealth SSMS Alley-oop! Helen Johnson displays poise on the parallel bars. Many of the physical education students found that the road to perfect health wasn’t always an easy or enjoyable one. Hurdles along the way included impossible exercises, jammed fingers, and constant washing and ironing of uniforms. Nevertheless, through endurance, the students were a step nearer their goal, a sound, healthy body. 61 Whatever goes up must come down. SPORTS GRriddeERS Placed Well In ConfeREnce StaAndoInGs Asheboro 19 Sanford 1 Asheboro 7 Lexington 26 Asheboro 27 Thomasville 7 Asheboro 6 South Rowan 0 Asheboro 19 Concord 6 Asheboro 7 Salisbury 20 Asheboro 26 Statesville 0 Asheboro 14 Kannapolis 25 Asheboro 6 Rockingham 13 Asheboro 19 Albemarle 13 Managers: Reid Craig, Warren Stuart, Dean Moser, Doyle Needham, Ronald Spivey, Steve Hughes. Teamwork, spirited play, and an abundance of effort characterized Asheboro High School’s 1967 foot- ball team. With the determination to improve the previous season’s record, the Blue Comets won their first four out of five games. The Asheboro grid- ders then lost some of their early season momentum, but still managed to capture a tie for third place in the conference with a 6-4 record. Coaches: Bill Smith, Max Morgan, and Russ Murphy. os First Row: J. Velez, E. Tysinger, M. Vuncannon, G. Perkins, M. Casstevens, T. Dawson, R. Moody, R. Smith, D. Carter, M. Redding, H. Cox. Second Row: M. Osborne, D. Wilson, B. Croom, L. Cannon, L. Presnell, M. Miller, L. Derrick, B. Staten, M. Johnson, K. Morgan, P. Burke. Third Row: R. Moore, R. Wilson, M. Pugh, C. Hodges, B. McCaskill, B. Siler, D. Needham, C. Reaves, C. Nichols, W. Miller. 65 Mike Casstevens Greg Perkins Ralph Wilson Donnie Needham Ronald Moody, Co-captain Tyson Dawson, Co-captain seysbbrehs @ eye £L4 ROWE Figs Billy McCaskill Bobby Siler |. 1g Walter Miller Paul Burke Randol Smith Eddie Tysinger Mac Pugh BR RM GD gnc hie 9 dh ry Mike Osborne 68 First Row: C. Dunn, M. Deutsch, D. Ridge, D. Jeffus, W. Dix, R. Coltrane, P. Greene, H. Lemonds, K. Smith, T. Yow, D. Harris. Second Row: M. Rowe, K. Bass, R. Lail, L. Hayes, D. Miller, M. Henry, J. Alman, D. Patterson, M. Garner. Third Row: C. Griffin, J. Swaney, J. Spencer, D. Herlocker, T. Tanner, S. Rush, J. Jarrell. Asheboro 24 Sanford 0 Asheboro 6 Lexington ie Asheboro 20 Thomasville 7 Asheboro 12 South Rowan 0 Asheboro 6 Concord 12 Asheboro 13 Salisbury 14 Asheboro Won Statesville Lost Asheboro 2 Kannapolis 6 Asheboro 0 Rockingham 7 Asheboro Won Albemarle Lost Won by forfeit JUNIOR VaRSITty ae Oisplayed In the past, the Junior Varsity football teams have PDRom | sin G provided the training and ex- erience that produced com- Beene varsity gridders, and alent the 1967 team should be no exception. Under the direc- tion of Coach Bill Atkins, many players gave outstand- ing performances and fin- ished the season with a 5-5 record. Coach Bill Atkins 69 Asheboro 46 Salisbury 64 Asheboro 82 South Rowan 77 Asheboro 58 Statesville 82 Asheboro 38 Albemarle 87 eboro emarle Achebeed 62 Kannapolis 81 J un | O R CAG S R S Asheboro 2 : ene a Asheb omasville Atte 59 Statesville 70 G a i n € O Va Lua B Le ExpeRIENcE Coach Russ Murphy Managers: Mike Dorsett, Larry Councilman, Chris Osteen. The 1966-1967 Blue Comet cagers suffered through a dismal season last year, winning only one game. Led by Jack Burrow and Charles Chapman, the Asheboro squad defeated arch-rival Thomasville 56-53. Burrow pumped in 26 points and was second in the South Piedmont Con- ference scoring race. This year’s improved team had expectations of tourna- ment play as they scored an early conference victory over South Rowan. John Goss and Gary Hurley were expected to carry the scoring load. First Row: Clark Bunting, Keith Benson, John Goss, Bobby Siler, Stuart Walker, Charles Hodges. Second Row: Gary Hurley, Wilson Alexander, Herron Williams, Roger Little, Donald Lucas, Ken Morgan, Ronald Moody, Mike Vuncannon. val J.V. BasketBall SUPpOoRTs Hustle and cate Pee tuare VaRSITy h the B B t Cavers eAlthough hice Has a height. dis- DROG RAM advantage, their tight defense and bril- liant playmaking kept them near the .500 mark. Coached by Mr. Bill Atkins, the quick ‘ and talented squad provided the fans ens 3 ee 2 with action and excitement all season. teborOnyO Stateeuille 53 Several players are expected to star on I heboron63 Concord 44 future varsity squads. Asheboro 46 Kannapolis 49 Asheboro 42 Albemarle 48 Asheboro 47 Lexington 67 Asheboro 48 Thomasville 60 Asheboro 57 South Rowan 43 Asheboro 52 Statesville 46 Coach Bill Atkins First Row: Larry Hayes, Cleve Dunn, Tommy Raines, Dennis Jeffus, Ronnie Coltrane, Scott Rush. Second Row: Van Spencer, Bill Maness, John Bobo, Lanny Cox, Randy Lail. Third Row: Daniel Patterson, Earl Davis, Keith Barnes, Terry Prillaman, Tommy Tanner, Jackie Jarrell. ie? Larry Luck flies through the air. Stamina and desire determined the success of last year’s track team. Many hours of train- ing and conditioning were amply repaid by fierce competition and warm companionship. With several lettermen returning, the cinder- men should be among this year’s conference leaders. Asheboro Asheboro Asheboro Asheboro Asheboro 34 ae 2B) 29 81 Thomasville 43 Seagrove ah Randleman 42 Thomasville 48 Seagrove iS 73 Larry Parks GRapplers ExhIiBited WINNING SPIRIT Inexperience hampered the Blue Comet wrestlers last year; however, there were a few bright spots in the lineup. Seniors Rob- ert Trogdon and Mike Caviness led the squad with Caviness fin- ishing second in the state in the 133-pound class. Under dynamic Coach Mike Olivo and with six lettermen re- turning, new heights should be reached this year. First Row: M. Boroughs, M. McCain, R. King, L. Ritter, L. Henry, Third Row: E. Newton, Mapager, D. Miller, M. Garner, B. Bray, M. J. Blackwell. Second Row: E. Tysinger, M. Miller, M. Redding, C. : Deutsch, D. Potts, S. Briles, D. Wicker, Manager, Coach Mike Olivo. Nichols, H. Lemonds, B. McCollum, H. Fitzpatrick, R. Everette. 74 Reidsville Aberdeen Reidsville Alamance Kannapolis Statesville East Rowan Alamance North Rowan Mooresville Albemarle Aberdeen South Iredell West Rowan South Rowan Thomasville Opponent 36 3 39 37 38 43 15 a 42 pas Zi 10 a2, 17 31 26 Coach Max Morgan with Co-captains Dollyhigh and Kidd. Comets Captured W.N.C.N.S.4.4. Title 76 Stingy defense, thundering bats, and skillful pitching led the Blue Comets to the W. N. C. H. S. A. A. championship and an impressive record of 13-6. Jim Dollyhigh, Monroe Kidd, Mike Casstevens, and Mike Vuncannon honored Ashe- boro by being chosen to the all-conference team. + iars et ert fe ee ee | Wout MRSS Ae RO te Re Le Ne a ames ‘ Ras te a First Row: Monroe Kidd, Jimmy Dollyhigh, Tyson Dawson, Ralph Wilson, Ronald Moody, Mike Casstevens, Donnie Need- ham. Second Row: Randol Smith, Gary Hurley, Paul Burke, Manager. Third Row: Larry Williams, Mike Johnson, David Carter, Mamager; Jackie Bivens, Manager. Standing: Don Freeman, Jerry Floyd, Darrell Needham, Franklin Hughes, Mike Vuncannon. Asheboro Vs Randleman es 23 Asheboro Vs Sanford 18 - 5 Asheboro vs Randleman 8 - 9 Asheboro VS. Sanford 13 - O Asheboro Vs Concord ee al Asheboro vs Kannapolis 152-3! Asheboro VS Albemarle 34-22 Asheboro Vs Thomasville 1e2e8 Asheboro Vs Statesville 3 - 8 Asheboro VS South Rowan 11- 0O Asheboro vs Concord 1p VG Asheboro vs Kannapolis 6- 1 Asheboro vs Albemarle 4- 2 Asheboro Vs Thomasville GeO Asheboro Vs South Rowan 2- 8 Asheboro Vs Statesville Ob-l Play-Off Games Asheboro VS Statesville ee | Asheboro vs North Rowan pyre Tt) Asheboro VS Wilkes Central 1- O 77 Tennis and Golf teams Larry Arnold, Tommy Bulla, Gary Coleman, Joe Delk, Jack Burrow, Hal Johnson, Ricky Coach Morris Whitson Moore, Wilson Alexander. Asheboro 5 Pinehurst 4 Asheboro 7 Southern Pines 2 Asheboro 9 Statesville 0 Asheboro 9 South Rowan 0 Asheboro 9 Concord 0 Asheboro 9 Kannapolis 0 Asheboro 2 Lexington 6 Asheboro 7 Albemarle 2 Asheboro 7 Thomasville 2 Asheboro 5 Lexington 4 Asheboro 9 Concord 0 Asheboro 7 Albemarle 2 Asheboro 8 Thomasville 1 Asheboro 6 Southern Pines 3 Under the excellent leadership of Coach Morris Whitson, the Comets captured the South Pied- mont Conference title for the third year in a row. Aided by four se- niors, the Blue Comet Netters lost only one match to arduous Lex- ington. Booming rackets should be heard again this spring as five players return from last year’s championship team. 78 Nad Successful Seasons Steve York, Jed Franquemont, Don Pike, Randy Ferree, Steve Asheboro Asheboro Asheboro Asheboro Coach Bill Smith 79 Asheboro. Brown, Spencer Redding, Walter Query. The Blue Comet golfers inaugurated the season by beating Sanford. Salisbury’s strong 4-A team was second on the list of Asheboro’s conquered foes. The winning streak continued through the three remaining single matches. The Asheboro linksmien placed second in the five-team matches both here and at Albemarle. In the final match of the season at Kannapolis, the golfers encountered faulty playing and inclem- ent weather and finished in fourth place. Sanford Salisbury Sanford Southern Pines Southern Pines ZHe=z= cloleinls Match at Asheboro—2nd place Match at Albemarle—2nd place Match at Kannapolis—4th place First Row: DeAna Rummage, Thadia Robinson, Co-Captains; Second Row: Barbara Lowe, Kathy Hiatt, Connie Browne, Dee Hedrick, Debbie Trotter, Pam Dunlap, Wanda Hoover; Third Row: Janell Baldwin, Teresa Galloway, Debbie Trogdon, Donna Smith, Barbara Bulla; Fourth Row: Karen Armstrong, Phyllis Swaim, Tabby McCollum, Pat King, Managers. Comettes Strive FoR Victory Goal To try for the sun is not an easy goal to attain for a team plagued by preceding seasons of defeat. Neverthe- less, the Lady Comettes were victorious in several of the opening conquests of the 1967-68 schedule. The losses suffered were close contests, with the difference in scores being one or two points. The girls played under the capable direction of a slight Cuban accent, that of their new coach, Miss Soler. Asheboro 27 Concord 40 Asheboro 23 South Rowan 38 Asheboro 31 Statesville 26 Asheboro 35 Albemarle 41 Asheboro 33 Kannapolis 49 Asheboro 23 Thomasville 26 Asheboro 31 South Rowan 53 Asheboro 28 Concord 37 Asheboro 44 Statesville 43 Asheboro 29 Albemarle 42 Asheboro 27 Kannapolis 61 Asheboro 42 Thomasville 49 80 Starting six prepare for victory. eimai Hi Ssh ci LE DE 6 Susan Brown, Helen Johnson, Karen Kipp, Jane Sanders, Kaye Cox, Chief; Jean Sanders, Sharon Kipp, Jo Anne Owens, Fay Rentz, Suzanne Cochran. yy) “are You With Us?... Suzanne Cochran, suffering from a. sprained ankle, is “assisted” from the field by Paul Burke. Shouts of victory by unquestionably loud voices encouraged student enthu- siasm throughout the year. Their reac- tions to triumph and defeat portrayed good sportsmanship and were an indis- pensable boost to the morale of the players. Always peppy, these girls en- deavored to keep school spirit alive. Who are they? Our Cheerleaders! Miss Silvia Soler Varsity and Junior Varsity Sponsor Senior Cheerleaders, Karen Kipp, Jane Sanders, Kaye Cox, Chief; Jean Sanders, Sharon Kipp. PRT Deepens, yen t . sania 5 ORR aie ri Standing: Sharon Pritchard, Beth Browne. Top to Bottom: Nancy Morgan, Chief; Shannon Michael, Pam Walker, Cindy Shackelford, Leslie Wooddy, Hank Neal. JUNIOR VaRsiIty CHEERLEADERS INTRAMURALS ENCOURAGES COMpetitive Atmosphere Having entered the gym, the uninformed sophomore spied hand-to-hand combat and wondered what madness he was witnessing. Instead of chaos, it was merely the intramural program sponsored jointly by the Girls’ Mono- gram Club and the Student Council. The participant was possibly sinking a basketball or volleying over the net. Whichever the sport might have been, the student learned a sense of team cooperation and individual responsibility through intramurals. ORGANIZATIONS Betas Nosted Olstrict Rally “How is a newspaper printed?” “What is the correct parliamentary procedure for this situation?” This year’s Beta Club tackled these questions and many others by planning programs that were interesting and informative. They displayed their willingness to share their club’s ideas by sending delegates to the state convention and by host- ing a district meeting at our school. Lively minds strove to meet the pledge in the Beta Club Song—“to serve wherever we can.” Lynne Hedrick floated through her own dance interpretation Beta Club officers this year are Steve York, Vice-President; Russell Kilpatrick, at the Beta Club talent show. President; Dianne Hardee, Secretary; Diana Burke, Treasurer. 88 Nappiness in the Rench Tradition Brightening the French Club bulletin board are Nancy Davis, President; Sandi Sox, Secretary; Jane Walker, Treasurer; Susan Edwards, Vice-President. French Club members Lorraine Walker, Terry Cranford, Ellen Bunch, and Carolyn Bunting sort books for servicemen. Ah, the gay life of the French. Laughter and a song filled the air whenever “Le Cercle Francais” met. Whether struggling to understand a film or vicariously enjoying a trip to France, this group displayed an active interest. In chatting with Gilles Besserro, an exchange student, they gained a special closeness to the country they study. An- other of their numerous projects was the collec- tion of gifts for soldiers in Vietnam, although the members’ main goal was to expand the world for about sixty students. The history and value of language were discussed by Dr. Claude Chauvigne’ on Foreign Language Day. 89 OceleGates AttENdEd National Convention Joe Delk returned from the District Convention with a new Selected as Key Club Sweetheart this year was smiling Jean title, Governor of the Carolinas’ District of Key Club Inter- Sanders. national. 90 m™ re | Belo. tt BO le 1 ily 0 want ne 91 ORAL Key Club officers this year are Spencer Redding, President; Steve York, Vice-President; Bill Croom, Secretary; Warren Mc- Collum, Treasurer; Randol Smith, Sergeant-at-Arms; Mr. Mabry, Sponsor. Why did the Key Club begin its year with a hayride? They wanted to discuss forthcoming activities, of course. This is a good example of how the Key Club combined fun with its goal of service. Caring for the flag, parking cars at football games, and building a nativity scene were Key Club projects. Thanks to the Dial it was easier to find that special number. While serving as a delegate to the Dist- rict Convention, Joe Delk was elected Governor of the Caro- linas’ District. Now you know the real significance of those Key Club pins. David Ruland employed suspended animation in the Key Club victory over the Junior Jaycees. { h.a. - Experiment in Nomemakin Diana Burke, Dale Bobo, Carol Whisnant, Patsy Brown, Beth Morgan, and Sue Peck presented the registration report at the District IV rally. Officers of the F.H.A. made an attractive executive meeting. 92 Though their headquarters are hidden away in the basement, the Future Homemakers of America were a very outgoing club. Their activities affected not only the local chapter, tone, but reached across the world in providing gifts for our servicemen in Vietnam. On a state- wide level, Karen. Allen served as Vice-Presi- dent of the Future Homemakers of America. In preparation for her role as President next year, Karen attended the national conven- tion in Los Angeles. At home, members busied themselves with a cook out for the N. C. E. A., a Sweetheart Ball, and such cre- ative programs as flower arranging and mak- ing Christmas decorations. It is a big world and the Future Homemakers of America en- joyed discovering it. As Vice-President of the State F.H.A., Karen Allen symbolized many future home- makers. Providing servicemen in Vietnam with ditty bags was another beneficial project of F.H.A. 93 thirty-three Friends plus One “Fiesta!” Say it aloud, and its bright happy sound is an accurate description of the spirit of Spanish Club. Whether stuffing themselves with Miss Soler’s homemade delicacies or seriously work- ing out the dialogue to “Little Red Rid- ing Hood” in Spanish, their meetings were never dull. Though the third-year students devised a perplexing entrance exam for the second-year students, the new members met the challenge so well that the club is now known as the “Thir- ty-Three Friends Plus One.” Spanish III students Phillip Cole and Joe Delk entertained the club with an original skit. 94 IBlenvenloos! Spanish | CLUB Activities of would-be Spaniards seem to have doubled this year, possi- bly because a new Spanish I Club came into being. This club was originated for those first-year Span- ish students whose inter- ests go beyond the class- room. A’s jwere not guaranteed, but the at- mosphere of this club cer- tainly put the students in a mood for Espanol. -ciesesomonccmreast son sorcerers Seeseah ROA Safety first means, “Don’t stick your head out the win- dow! Everyone must sit three in a seat.” Too early in the morning and too late in the afternoon, the cry rings out, “Hey wait for me!” One hundred eighty days a year the bus drivers squeeze through the _ schoolhouse crowds, maneuver through congested traffic, and endure the raging elements to get you to school and_ back. “You people get quiet; ’m trying to drive.” 95 { B.L.A. WorkKEd to Attend Convention Officers of F.B.L.A. are Carol Morton, President; Betty Key, Secretary; Sylvia Wright, Vice-President; Dale Keye, Treasurer; Rita Mayberry, Vice-President. 96 Anyone who has been to a football game and read or sat on a program can appreciate the efforts of the Future Busi- ness Leaders of America. Be- sides selling programs, mem- bers obtained points toward club degrees by typing, grad- ing papers, and otherwise eas- ing teachers’ loads. Certain girls were selected to attend the State Convention in Dur- ham. S.A. DRACTICEO A SCIENTIFIC ATTITUDE Though all their experi- ments may not have been entirely successful, Future Scientists of America nev- er gave up their struggle to understand what had excited Einstein so much. Guest speakers discussed varied scientific vocations and members shared through an assembly what they learned. Field trips to such displays as the State Science Fair considerably widened their outlook on the future. Although all of them may not be future scientists, this club’s mem- bers have gained much from their experiences. a Hedrick did research in Scientific Americans. Officers busy with microscopes are Chris Brower, President; Jimmy eter net sare pee Wright, Vice-President; Karen Armstrong, Secretary; Bud Hughes, Treasurer. 97 Wrrtcrrmmmecieaence A T addressed the F. ’ 1X Lee Phoeni 1, Mr. ipa inc Former pr assembly 98 f T.a. WorKEd for pomts Officers of F.T.A. are Kaye Cox, President; Leigh Culbreth, Vice-President; Cathy Rose, Secretary; Eric Newton, Treasurer. Those bright messages on the front hall bulletin board were a pleasant reminder of the work of the Future Teachers of America. In trying to learn more about the profession, members helped the faculty grade papers and type tests. Many earned points by reading an article or a book about teaching. As an appreciation, the faculty re- ceived desk gifts during National Education Week. One of the highlights of the year was their ce study for exd | : assembly program at which our former principal, o 3 CS S Ce pe 4 Mr. Lee Phoenix, spoke. Through all these proj- ects, the main objective was to provide those or eae 4 i prospective teachers with a view from the other ee ae side of the desk. + | Oe rything af Ter} Ann Nance and Barbara Kizer reminded us of mid-term duties. 99 0.6. CLUB ENteEeREO OISTRICT Contests Carolyn Trogdon admires the Sears Roebuck Foundation Awards presented to the D.E. Club. 100 To vary their classroom work and on-the-job-training, the Distributive Ed- ucation Club prepared for contests at their district conference in Siler City. They competed against nineteen other clubs in demonstrating proper business techniques, such as conducting job inter- views. To celebrate Christmas, the D. E. Club held a party; and to show their appreciation to their employers, they held an Employer-Employee Banquet. Looking toward tomorrow are V.I.C.A. officers Ronnie Hamilton, Treasurer; Phyllis Dixon, Vice-President; Judy Tysinger, President; Harry Markwood, Secretary. V.1.C.A. Sponsored Banquet In the Vocational Industrial Club, stu- dents were able to share activities with friends who, like themselves, have made a definite step toward choosing their career. Along with general discussions on the grouchiness of various bosses, the members attended a district rally and sponsored an Employer-Employee Banquet. Through this banquet, club members expressed their gratitude to their employers for giving them a good start in the business world. Mt eee be, 7 £0 88 09 $9 om oe 849 06 omy 101 GIRLS Received “A for Effort “I am being initiated into the Girls’ Monogram Club. I am not allowed to talk to boys.” Each fall, girls who slaved the previous year for a letter in basketball or cheerleading were suddenly degraded to wearing absurd clothing and crawling on their hands and knees. Those who passed this test of endurance found that managing intramurals and working on Homecoming were the club’s most important activities. Monogram pledges “trip the light fantastic.” Swimming on the lounge floor proves difficult for new members of the Monogram Club. 102 a is is td if Perfumed PLEdOGES Passeo Initiation ENS iat ana MEAD alts iio Members of the Boys’ Monogram Club were dis- tinctly “aromatic” one day this year. You could fol- low your nose to the gaudily-costumed fellows who were enduring initiation. But dead fish and lipsticked faces were only the beginning; the real test of man- hood came in the “Back Room.” Survivors proudly received their jackets with the big “A” and returned to their normally clean-cut duties of promoting ath- letics at Asheboro High School. Enviously, Mike Osborne gazes at Lacy Presnell’s catch. 103 Youth Council Worked FoR Student Unity Stewart Rogers of Greensboro spoke about the work an active Youth Coun- cil can accomplish. ANAL AOE AED DE DES ADD DAE MED ALMA Ce, ee ee | | | | During the Youth Council assembly, folk singers led student body in “Rock My Soul in the Bosom of Abraham.” If you widened your circle of friends this year, it may have been due to the efforts of the Youth Council. In fact, making friends was the purpose of that rough- and-tumble Powder Puff Football Game and the lively dance that followed. During Youth Council Week, a special assembly enabled us to meet some members of the Greensboro council and to see some new faces when the group paid a Christmas visit to the Randolph Rest Home. In terms of the new bond among the young people of this county, the Youth Council can call this year’s work a success. 104 “are You the Mystery Comet? Marta Ruland and Debbie Bell make a last minute victory wish for the Blue Comets. Officers of Spirit Club are Marta Ruland, President; Marie Clark, Treasurer; Suzann Burkhead, Vice-President; Debbie Bell, Secretary; Sandy Lemonds, Chairman. Buses spilling over with ardent football fans departed for each of the away games. Football players found cheery notes of encouragement in their lockers on Friday afternoons, and students grinned or groaned over clever marquee messages. Five fun-filled days in November were observed as Spirit Week, and “Are you the Mystery Com- et?” replaced “Hello.” Spirit Club was on the job. “The Mystery Comet, I presume?” 105 Jr. Jaycees EnNGAaGEeo CLIFFORO CURRY Rudolph Nureyev would envy the grace with which Steve Gallimore leaps for Darrell Needham’s ball in the Jr. Jaycees-Key Club game. Re oN y x toy 4 COA. bes ps V ? 7 Jr. Jaycee officers are (from top to bottom) Mike Osborne, President; Jim Causey, Vice-President; Carlton Trogdon, Secretary; Dean Moser, Treasurer. From selling Christmas trees to working with the Jaycees in holding a state-wide Driving Rodeo here, the Junior Jaycees found a variety of ways to serve the school and community. They brought “soul” into dull school days when they sponsored a concert by Clifford Curry. Hours were spent with stakes and measuring tapes to make a track field at the Junior High School. Last spring, Asheboro’s Holiday Inn was the scene of a banquet for representatives of Junior Jaycee clubs throughout the state. 106 This bedecked tannenbaum Christmas rush. was donated ¢ : : aireeitioe 8d by the Jr. Jaycees during the pre- 107 | Cl ht Since many students were asleep when their IBRA RY UB OUG teachers explained the Dewey Decimal System, Library Club members were indispensable in com- B AttLe of th EC Books pleting those last-minute term papers. They took charge of English classes and fugitives from study hall, stamped cards, and collected fines, while at the same time trying to find enough space for all the books. This year, in addition to working with the Book Fair and Book Week, several members attended the convention in Seagrove. Caught enjoying their work are Cynthia Cox, President; Cindy One of Debbie Johnson’s many tasks as a library assistant is filing BAe Vice-President; Rita Mayberry, Secretary; Debbie Johnson, magazines for future use. reasurer. 108 2988 ase KOON Office Assistants aided Mrs. Nurley Relieving the school secretary of as much work as possible, office assistants found that their tasks included totaling ballots for student polls and counting profits from football games. Although forfeiting their study halls to work, these stu- dents received no credit toward graduation. In spite of the carbon copies, smudged fingers, ab- sentee lists, and questions to answer twice, they managed to aid Mrs. Hurley in maintaining a smoothly-run office. From stencil to final copy, Dale Keye and Tona Britt do a neat job. 109 first Girls SERVICE CLUB ChaRtEREO a ee ge Officers of the newly formed Civinettes are Susan Stone, Historian; Suzanne Cochran, Treasurer; Judy Fox, Secretary; Sandy White, President; Marta Ruland, Vice-President; Diane Kenney, Sergeant-at-Arms. CAV ABILITY NYVERTIVE 1M GALT 12 | Sitreurey =A MW CTL Civinettes decided to try to clean the lounge, anyway. Last spring, thirty-five girls suddenly realized that there is more to chartering a girls’ service club than recruiting enough members and col- lecting dues. Having existed as an idea for sev- eral years, the Civinette Club was finally char- tered in the fall with the Civitan Club of Ashe- boro as sponsor. Attempting to get full participa- tion from members and to secure a _ place among the other clubs, the Civinettes initiated ; several projects, such as making hospital favors To celebrate their charter night, Civinettes were given a ban- and cleaning the lounge. quet by their sponsor, the Civitan Club. 110 Chess CluB Made Their Move Indistinct sounds came from the room. It seemed to be a discussion about kings and pawns. Could it be Par- liament convening here? No, it was simply a meeting of the newly-formed Chess Club, each member concen- trating on his board and try- ing to be the first to utter those magic words, “Check- mate!” Unaware that he has just been checkmated, Mike Taylor ponders his next move. 111 ‘ GEER SERRE RS REA L CLLBDLLPLPLAPLLLPPELALL LLP seh Bill Neely and Quentin Bass find themselves amid the dull, For the sake of his favorite candidate, Ronnie Voncannon receives a pie in his commonplace occurences of student council elections! eye from Butch Rooks. Oemocracy on the Move Retiring officers vacate their positions as new officers are sworn in. 1iz Every union has its own governing body; we Asheboro High School students learn about de- mocracy through involvement in our Student Council. Delegates elected by homerooms talk and work closely with us in order to best repre- sent us in our school government. Student Council projects this year were both traditional and original. Sophomores were intro- duced to the school on Orientation Day. Football season was enlivened by post-game dances and our first car whop. Miss North Carolina, a for- mer Asheboro High School student, was our Vo- cational Guidance Day speaker. Christmas was a happier season for “our boys” in Vietnam be- cause we shared our Christmas spirit. With spring came promotion of the seasonal athletic events and school beautification. Perhaps the Council’s most momentous move was its reorganization into a series of new com- mittees. This expansion allows much more work to be done on many more tasks, with the com- mittees reporting periodically to the Student Council. Having the individual in mind, the Stu- dent Council sponsored a talent show, analyzed the need for an honor system, and regularly se- lected a Student of the Month. Joe Delk consults with Mr. Jarrett, Student Council advisor. Student Council Officers: Bill McCollum, Vice-President; Joe Delk, President; Martha Pickett, Secretary; Lacy Presnell, Treasurer. bs GA pe Eien x 3 + panto tae y This Eectifies that ‘ i pn ite £% a Hii BErey iy Pident Cownils Pashingas, BE. ‘ + se ¢ Wea este a , hae : fe fir 8 catamat Asser™ ated marmoet vt tht Nationa! we one a dary School Prowsys™ of Srcaw 5 Aweoriaton she Mattel pf the With the advent of the football season the Inter- club Council, made up of the vice-presidents of all school clubs under the direction of the Student Council vice-president, resumed its task of uniting the clubs and co-ordinating their special activities. Those wishing to earn money through such proj- ects as sponsoring dances and working conces- sions volunteered and the Interclub Council ar- ranged the schedule. Another enormous respon- sibility was the supervision of the candy sale; friendly competition between clubs increased sales and club profits. A new task this year was the sponsorship of a Club of the Month, chosen by a faculty committee. is 2 Interclub Council: First Row: Jimmy Wright, Chris Brower, Mark Jordan, Steve York, Bill Henson. Second Row: Leigh Culbreth, Rita Parker, Poe oe Susan Edwards, Paul Burke. Third Row: Suzann Burkhead, Bill McCollum, Chairman; Rita Mayberry, Cindy Robbins, Sandy White, immy Causey. Meet the 1967-68 Executive Council: Chris Griffin, Martha Pickett, Spencer Redding, Bill McCollum, Mr. Jarrett, Lacy Presnell, Philip Teachey, and Joe Delk. These were the four Student Coun- cil officers, the presidents of the three classes, and the Student Council advisor. They served as a board of directors, with the responsibility of recommending and planning Student Council endeavors. The Executive Council had to its credit not only the smooth operation of the weekly Student Council meetings, but also an exceptional spring production in the form of a talent show featuring compe- tition between classes. Student Council members Classes Sophomore Class Sophomore Class Officers: Tommy Raines, Secretary; Chris Griffin, President; Mr. Bill Atkins, Advisor; Ronnie Coltrane, Vice-President; Vickie Underwood, Treasurer. 118 sophomores Adjusted Quickly Margaret Elaine Akers John David Akins Anne Kemp Alexander Peggy Elaine Allmond Charles Edward Allred Dolores Elaine Allred Francis Julian Alman Howard Adolphus Amick Roger Hamilton Anderson Debra Lucille Andrews Edward Kyle Atkins Helen Elaine Auman Jane Callicutt Auman Larry Ellis Auman Patsy Carol Austin David Timothy Bailey Lois Alfredia Baldwin Mary Emma Baldwin James Moultrie Ball Judy Elaine Bare Dennis Keith Barnes Faye Carol Barnes Lynette Louatrice Barnes Juris Barzdins Byron Kimberly Bass Charles Howard Beane Marilynn Louise Beane Martha Elaine Beane Stephen Byron Beane Jo Ann Beaver William Joseph Belding Joann Bell Jack Burrow, highly indignant over crowd’s reaction to Jimmy Dollyhigh’s fantastic shot, strolls back onto the court. 119 Charles Steven Bingham Wayne Craig Bingham Thomas Wiley Birckhead, Jr. John Kemper Bobo Karen Dale Bobo Melinda Jane Bolton George Harris Bowman Danny Lee Bridgeman Sam Charles Briles Deborah Dianne Brim Susan Gaye Britt David Arthur Brower Phillip Mack Brower Michael Irvin Brown Orvel Edwin Brown Alma Elizabeth Browne Barbara Ellen Bulla Mary Evans Bulla Doris Lynne Bullard Roger Gene Bullins Winona Grey Bullins Kathy Louise Bunting Roger Terry Burke Thomas Bradie Burke Sandra Lea Burkhead Donald Worth Burrow Charles Boyd Cagle Denise Lynne Cagle It took a real homemaker to understand this filmstrip. Tony Lee Cagle Rhonda Faye Callicutt Sharon Marie Camp Melvin Ray Carlton 120 “To Touch Tomorrow | Mrs. Earlene Ward encouraged girls interested in business education. Sally Stedman Miss North Carolina WHICH ONE WI S GUIDANCE MARKS 1 74 | A glance at his notes gives candidate Jimmy Hasty a bit “Friendship, friendship, just the perfect blendship,” sing Julio Velez, Mrs. Mary T. of assurance. Blake and Lane Caudill. Catherine Dawn Carter James Lawrence Carter Aileene Gail Caviness Perry Alonzo Caviness Mary Agnes Chisholm Judy Lee Clark Rebecca Brown Coble Sherry Ann Cole David Raymond Collins Ella Mae Coltrane Michael Leroy Coltrane Richard Ronnie Coltrane Ronnie Lee Cook Margaret Blanche Cooper Diane Michelle Cothran Steve Craig Covington Charles Worth Cox Cynthia Louise Cox Donald Lyn Cox Kenneth Monroe Cox Lantford Emmette Cox Linda Gail Cox Vicki Lynn Cox Douglas Ray Cranford Roy Lee Cranford Maxton Ray Craven Tina Gail Craven Randy Carroll Crawford Burnetta Jean Cross Charles Thomas Cross Timothy Lee Cross Randal Lee Cude 122 ANTICS Enlivened Oaily Tolls What? Me, worry?! Representatives of Greensboro, Catawba, and High Point Colleges answer questions from parents and students on College Night. Della Lorraine Daniels Clarence Lee Davis Jimmy Darrell Davis Julia Ann Davis Shirley Jean Davis Steve Douglas Davis Suzanne Jockinson Davis Thomas Earl Davis 123 Sophomore Homeroom Presidents: First Row: Beth Browne, Sandy Burkhead, Ellen Nance, Pam Walker, Ann William Manley Deaton Charles Ray Delk Thomas Newell Delk Rachel Marie Dennis Michael Gary Deutsch Walter Grady Dix Janet Ina Dorsett Thomas Dorsett Barbara Diane Dunker Atlas Cleveland Dunn, III Regina Delora Durante Herbert Michael Durham Martha Sue Efird Jamesanna Ellington Claudette Evon Everett Paulette Yvonne Everett Troy Alfred Farlow Mary Alice Ferree Mary Susan Fowlkes Marilynn Lee Fox Carolyn Dianne Freeman Judy Swaringen, 124 Measamer, Terri Mollman. Second Row: Tommy Delk, Cleve Dunn, Larry Hayes, Steve Beane, Thomas Cross, Buster Henry, Scott Rush. Sophomore Homeroom Sec- retaries: First Row: Sybil Lemmons, Judy Lucas, Mar- ty Norman, Beverly Kat- cham. Second Row: Leslie Pritchard, Susan Steed, Mon- tae Hayes, Mary Ferree, Gail Lemonds. Third Row: Cliff Miller, Linda Cox, Doug Harris, Tillie Phillips, Keith Smith. eeesetesess 3 sebeteseses | A Sophomore Homeroom Vice-Presidents: First Row: Jane Auman, Pat Swaim, Pat Macaulay, Paula Swaim. Second Row: Amy Johnston, Dee Hedrick, Ken Cox, Denise Susan Gayle Freeman Eric Cowan Gale David Bryant Garner Debra Evelyn Garner Dennis McDonald Garner Donald Blease Garner Joseph Emmette Gibson Annie Benita Gladden Robert Steve Goins Willie LaRue Goldston Vernon Lee Gordon John Randall Graham Danny Wade Gray Max Dixon Gray Phillip Von Greene Thomas Vernon Greeson Christopher Michael Griffin Robert Lawrence Grose Susan Dawn Hall Linda Gail Hames Sophomore Homeroom Treasurers: First Row: Pat Thomas, Vickie Underwood, Kathy Har- ris, Dale Bobo, Mary Ella Rich. Second Row: Vickie Smith, Rebecca Coble, Leslie Wooddy, Debra Andrews, Rose- mary Nance. Third Row: Mike Deutsch, Sam Trogdon, Julian Alman, Charles Delk. Cagle, Nancy Morgan. Third Row: Terry Prillaman, Richard Woodbury, Hayworth Lemonds, Donald Her- locker. Donnie Shurman Hammer Jerry Michael Hammond Phyllis Kay Hanner Charles Douglas Harris Vera Katherine Harris Larry Wade Hayes Montae Joseph Hayes Alice DeEtte Hedrick David Ross Hedrick Edward Lawrence Hedrick Clarence Wilson Henry, Jr. Lester Frank Henry Michael Wilson Henry Donald Austin Herlocker James Edward Hicks Cathy Louise Hill Deborah Lynn Hill Beryl Ellen Hodgin Betty Jean Hogan Deborah Ann Holland Gwendolyn Elaine Holland Dennis Michael Hooker Rebecca Susan Hoover Wanda Leigh Hoover Joseph Leroy Howe Patricia Ann Hughes Sue Karen Hughes Ronnie Dale Hunt Stephen Mitchel Hunter Wanda Gail Hussey Jackie Edward Jarrell Sam Jesse Jarvis Monogram pledges try out for the Olympic crawling team. 126 Directed by Dr. Richard Cox, the UNC-G Chorus sang for our student body. ASSEMBLIES DPROVIOEO Welcome Breaks fRom School Work Dennis James Jeffus Linda Frances Johnson Lydia Gail Johnson Amanda Karyl Johnston Larry Vernon Jones Robert Stanley Jones Tommie Ann Jones Beverly Faye Katcham Lee Marshall Kearns Thomas Newton Kearns Robert Daniel Keye Charlene Marie Kidd Bonnie Christine King Karen Dale King Randy Earl Lail Darrell Eugene Lambe Shirley Ann Langley Bobby Wade Lassiter Norma Joan Latham Victoria Lee Ledwell 127 Football squad honored Darrell Need- ham as Mr. Blue Comet. Club members celebrated White Christ- mas. Deborah Gail Lemmons Sybil Ann Lemmons Lucinda Gertrude Lemon Howard Hayworth Lemonds, Jr. Darrell Coy Lewallen Vickie Lynn Lewallen Diane Larue Lewis Debbie Joyce Lineberry Vivian Laverne Lineberry John Ray Loflin Beverly Jean Lowder Louise Janet Lowdermilk Donald Eugene Lucas Jimmy Eugene Lucas Judy Vella Lucas Wanda Lou Lucas Betty Jean Luck Kenneth Michael Ludwig Patricia Dendy Macauley Steve Charles Macon Charlie Glen Maness Linda Gail Maness Toni Gail Maness William Cicero Maness Sandra Lanore Manning Sarah Jieffies Manning Claudia Lynn Marley Julia Ann Marlowe Michael Curtis McCain Gwendolyn Elaine McCaskill Tabitha Carol McCollum Rebecca Lynn McGrady Thomas James McIntosh, III Patricia Gail McKinney Norma Jean McNeal Steve Allen McPherson 128 Pep Band: First Row: Mike Walker, Larry Kinney, Joe Gibson, Jessie Cheek. Second Row: Joe Delk, Warren McCollum, Beth Browne, Kirk Thayer, Marty Wright. Third Row: Ann Harris, Cliff Miller, Larry Arnold, Tommy Delk, Carey Durham. 19 Debra Sue McRae Ann Cline Measamer David Ward Menius Emory Owen Messersmith Shannon Denise Michael Bobby Ray Miller David Edmiston Miller Joan Ann Miller Wade Clifton Miller Lydia Frances Moffit Teresa Eileen Mollman Kenneth Alexander Moore Terry Allen Moore Patricia Ellen Moran Nancy Jane Morgan Paul Waymond Morrison Marquetta Annette Myrick Ellen Ann Nance Lowell Franklin Nance Rosemary Jean Nance Henriette Manget Neal Darrell Ray Needham Doyle Henry Needham David Charles Nelson Accompanied by the band, Norman Wallace, S. L. Starcher, and Lee Davis played “Bugler’s Holiday” in memory of Philip McNulty. Bano EnteRtained In SPRING CONCERT 4 SCHOOL Fe ASHEBORO. Hi Q =z he fasts uJ O Zz © Sy 130 Jean Irene Newton Meredith Cecil Nichols Kathy Maria Nickens Martha Louise Norman Alice Faye Owens Cecilia Annette Owens Danny Ray Owens Donald Ray Parker Pamela Denise Parker Robert Alton Parker Deborah Lynn Parks John Edward Parris Joseph Henry Parrish Kathy Lynn Parsons Barbara Ann Patterson Ellen Tillman Phillips Howard Warren Phillips Nancy Yvonne Phillips Vernon Vasco Phillips Terry Lynn Poe Debra Denise Poole Darrell Dean Potts Farrell David Potts Peter Walter Preimats Christine Clera Presnell Ellen Presnell Galen Mitchel Presnell Sandra Louise Price Terry Burton Prillaman Sharon Dawn Pritchard Vivian Leslie Pritchard Steve Bruce Privette Mary Paula Pugh Sharon Ruth Raines Thomas Haywood Raines Linda Carol Redding Mary Ella Rich Sheila Dian Rich Gary Steven Richardson William David Ridge Chris Fields received the Arion award for the most out- standing band member. 131 Jean Sanders cheers the Blue Comets on to victory. 132 Chester Warren Robbins Janice Lee Robbins Joyce Gail Robbins Sheila Kaleel Robbins Timothy Elroy Robbins Sandra Kay Robinson Lynda Gaynell Ross Delores Ann Routh Robin Helen Rucker Samuel Scott Rush Patricia Louise Ryckman Barbara Annette Saunders Sandra Carce Saunders Janice Marie Sawyer Rhonda Gail Scarborough Herbert McCauley Scott, Jr. Sheila Elaine Sellers Cynthia Lynn Shackelford Charles Daton Shanas Donna Elizabeth Sheffield Terry Wayne Shirley Deborah Sue Sineath Timothy Ralph Sink Donna Marie Smith Gary Wayne Smith Keith Mayes Smith Mabel Christine Smith Mendell Grayson Smith Timothy Dale Smith Vickie Lynn Smith Lynne Hedrick translated “Granada” into dance form. Steve Holloway, Mark Hammer, Steve Shinn, and S. L. Starcher welcomed “The Girl from Ipanema.” ONGS Of SPRING Mrs. Mary Tate Blake and the Asheboro High School Chorus 133 Key Clubbers and Junior Jaycees battle for the ball. Cafeteria rejects George Alexander Smoot Patsy Leigh Smothers Clyde Thomas Spencer Robert Van Spencer Faye Dean Spivey Barry Nathaniel Staten Susan Dorlos Steed William Michael Stevenson Terry Lee Stone Judy Ann Stroud Ruby Mae Surratt Patricia Susan Swaim Paula Janice Swaim Jerry Don Swaney Judy Carol Swaringen Susan Carol Swink Thomas Wood Tanner Billy Ray Tarlton Ronald Gwynn Tarlton Phillip Devone Taylor Selena Darcel Taylor Linda Sue Thomas Patricia Ellen Thomas William Michael Thomas Helen Jo Townsend Eddie Lee Trexler Elizabeth Grimes Trexler Harold Thomas Trogdon Samuel Joseph Trogdon Serelda Sue Trogdon 134 Spinning Out the Sounds On PlatteR Party 2 O©O© WOU i+ Beauty and the Beast — Joyce Parsons or Rick Smith? Patricia Lynn Trotter Wanda Joyce Trotter Wanda Rose Tucker William Hubert Tucker Gary Charles Turpin Allen Kent Underwood Vickie Lynne Underwood Barbara Ann Varner Sherry Lynn Vaughn Susan Lorraine Voncannon Michael Jeffrey Vuncannon Terry Charles Vuncannon Micheal Leonard Walker Pamela Ann Walker Felix Lloyd Ward Tanna Dawn Ward 135 ash-hi-Life a Best Seller Lynne Hedrick announces the 1967 and annual staff members congratulate Miss dedicatee, Buie. Wendy Lee Ward ; Steve Phillip Way Brenda Kay Wilson Roger Lee Wilson Charles Robert White Joan Patricia White Larry Kent Winslow Richard Perry Woodbury, Jr. Larry Wayne White Susan Elliot Wilhelm Leslie Carol Wooddy Mary Jane Wright Janice Faye Williams William Faite Wright John Wayne Williams William Marston Wright, Jr. Russell Thompson Williams a Stephen Wade Yates Robert Laban Williams Robert Terry Yow 136 JUNIOR Class ONS sas sioeeasonnesrsionsesest a poe cae ; Helen isor , Adv issner Treasurer. ? 3; Mr. Richard Me Susan Brown 1sor inkham, Adv ice-President; Vi Linda P iss Johnson M dent; Teachey, Presi Ip Fay Rentz, Secretary; Phili Junior Class Officers 137 Nappiness ... friend. . . . appreciation. Charlene Akers John Wilson Alexander Linda Karen Allen Jerry Franklin Allred Jimmy Roy Allred Karen Earl Armstrong Brenda Kay Ashley Charles Ray Ashley Ronald Ray Auman Edith De Ella Baldwin Janell Clementine Baldwin Thomas Heyward Ball Nancy Elizabeth Barham Rickey Von Barker Donald Charles Beasley Douglas Keith Benson Robert Grier Biddle John Duane Blackwell Sandra Mahala Blakely Paul Fairley Blue Michael Roy Boroughs Barry Marvin Bray Blanche Dean Bray Nancy Faye Bray Susan Louise Bridgeman Sue Kingsbury Bridgers Michael Edward Brown Patsy Faye Brown 138 Skye Sammie Diane Campbell William Louis Cannon Roger Terry Canoy Tony Lee Carrick David Woodrow Carter Michael Joseph Catalani - - . breather. Susan Jane Brown Constance Veronica Browne Si panes hone Carolyn Gail Bryson 0 €phanie apman Joyce Marie Bulla Robin Lee Bunker Jesse Clayton Cheek Brenda Lou Bunting Sharon Glean Cheek Clark Dorsett Bunting Joan Elizabeth Buntin Joyce Ellen Chriscoe Pamela Jane Burkhea Edward Gene Coble acid Ca at Gerry Anthony Coble Jesse William Burrow Ty ny Nita Kay Cagle Patsy Lorraine Coble 139 Small Tasks CONTRIBUTED TO Suzanne Cochran Shirley Ann Coggins Gary Ford Coleman Michael Edward Collins Gary Craige Comer Phyllis Ann Cook Pamela Remona Cooper Gwendolyn Faye Copple Martha Pickett listens as Deb Hawkins reads devotions. Jesse Haywood Councilman, III James Ronald Covington Don Stanton Cox Hoyt Lester Cox Jerry Recil Cox Michael Cortez Cox Tony Walter Cox Billy Stephen Cranford Cathy Ellen Cranford Judy Gail Cranford Odell Lambeth Cranford, Jr, Candice Ann Craven Charles Lloyd Crickmore William Worth Croom Billie Josephine Cross Richard Michael Cude Steve Roy Culnon Brenda Marie Davis 140 chool's Efficiency Martha Ann Farlow Patricia Nan Felton Gregory Dale Ferree Agnes Prudence Fitzgerald Elton Hugh Fitzpatrick Judy Carol Fox Alec Carr French Mary Ellen Galbincea Steven Ray Gallimore Teresa Karen Galloway Rick Smith, Bob McGlohon, Chris Brower and Russell Kilpatrick work lighting for assemblies. Dorothy Linda Davis Phillip Lee Davis Glenda Gail Dennis Kathy Jane Garner Lealon Garrison, Jr. Eustis Leo Derrick, III Thomas Thammel Dornbush Pamela Sue Dunlap Charles Edward Gatlin Jacqueline Jacola Gladden Betty Gail Dunn Nancy Ellen Dunn Carey Martin Durham John Stephen Gnida Edgar Wilson Grant Doris Jane Dwiggins Jimmy Darrell Essick Richie Ashburn Everette Harrell Rolan Hamilton Rhonda Kay Hammond 141 Amy June Hardin George Edward Harrison Deborah Jane Hawkins PORN ASE IO eA ME Ladene Marie Hayes Wanda Jean Hayes Brenda Sue Henderson William Allen Henson Kathleen Yevonne Hiatt Yvonne Marie Hill Charles Hodges, Jr. Marcia Elaine Hollins Edward Lee Hooker Junior Homeroom Vice-Presidents: First Row: Jo Ann Owens, Peggy Wham, Connie Browne. Second Row: Susan Stone, Nancy McFadden, Sue Peck. Third Row: Bill Henson, Leo Derrick, David Carter. Junior Homeroom Treasurers: Front Row: Sherry Kidd, Brenda Davis, Robin Bunker, Joyce Bulla. Second Row: Ginger Skelton, Penny Robbins, Pam Jones. Third Row: Pat Miller, Ricky King, Chuck Reaves. 142 Junior Homeroom Presidents: First Row: Warren McCollum, Row: Paul Blue, Keith Benson, Cathy McElhannon, Pam Burkhead, Fay Rentz. Second Croom. PERREEE a adeteteaei he tek o ek Se KG RE wees? Don Lucas, Junior Homeroom Secretaries: First Row: Susan Brown, Second Row: Mike Rowe, Joyce Bulla, Chuck Reaves, Trish Potter, Deb Kivett, Rhonda McGill, Karen Allen. Paula Smith, Wilson Alexander. 143 Patricia Ann Hooks Trudy Helen Hooks Jimmy Ray Hoover Charles Franklin Hughes Joseph Stephen Hughes Winfred Carl Hughes, Jr. Donna Marie Hunt Gary Mitchell Hurley Martha Alese Ingold William Robert Jackson Alice Ann Jarrell Hilda Marie Jarrell Howard Joseph Jarrell Judy Mae Jarrett Nancy Joyce Jessup Ava Ruth Johnson David Lee Johnson Deborah Carol Johnson Mike Miller, Louis Cannon, Bill Anything Goes! Anything Goes Music and Lyrics by Cole Porter Directors: Mr. Thad Roberts, Mrs. Mary Tate Blake, Lynne Hedrick, Sally Lomax IRCNOBSWeENY Hie Mary Tate Blake MismLialcourte ae Janet Whisnant Sir Evelyn Oakleigh ...... Dexter Macon Captain Peaersate ton a ae ot te Steve Dix Billy Crocker’. 2... ..... Lane Caudill UESC iam reg ar ere. tees Carl Bimbo Moonface Martin .......... Julio Velez Stewardess wig Ay ee Mark Jordan Hope Harcourt ....... -.. Zoe Faircloth Mite Ditnhe yarns ce Edwin Presnell Bonnieeae eae. Madonna Phillips Reporter srewrs ars ns a, Becky Pace Angels: GCamevamanaee ey Jack Burrow PULL Ree eto hcg eet Lynne Hedrick BishopeDObDsOnmeee 7)” Dean Moser Chastitvaree rsa e cee. Beverly Wilson Chingeerae eure xe: Jimmy Sheffield IV ILtUCReencamcoeyte t oS: . Jackie Lanier EIN eee eer sh A020) David Pritchard Ghantyers se Cathy McElhannon Passengers and Sailors: Clydeene Brewer, Carolyn Bunting, Jackie Cochran, Terry Cran- ford, Candy Craven, Sheryl Klutz, Carol Maner, Brenda Moore, Charlene Morton, Becky Pace, Lorraine Walker, Betha Ward, Gail Williams, Jack Burrow, Walter Dix, Mark Rich, Charles Shaw, Mike Williams. ” “Look at this poor sinner . . .! Helen Eloise Johnson Michael Alan Johnson Wanda Lee Johnson Pamela Jane Jones Ronald Wesley Jones Evelyn Martitia Jordan Stephen Ray Jordan Elizabeth Kaye Katcham John Welborn Kearns Kerry Niles Kesler Sherry Ann Kidd Ricky Donald King Debra Lee Kivette Don Freeman Kizer Mrs. Franquemont discusses the importance of a good education with interested parents. John Lambe Larry Vernon Lambe Joe Millis Lane Carolyn Sherrill Leake Patricia Kirkman Lee Gregory Lon Leonard Donna Kay Lewallen Roberta Lee Lewis Roger Dale Little Joey Wayne Lockhart Barbara Ann Lowe Donald Lee Lucas Treva Ann Lucas Larry Luck 146 Dr. Hudson introduces Mr. Don Durham, P.T.S.A. president. Parents, Teachers, and students Convene annually 147 Myra Lynn Luck Larry James Maness Charles Griffin Marion Harry Lee Markwood Michael Lavone Martin Warren Bailey McCollum Lynn Michael McDowell Cathy Delois McElhannon Nancy Ellen McFadden Rhonda Clareece McGill Allen Ray McNeill Jessie Earl McNeill William White Menius James Leonard Menius Michael Collins Miller Patricia Diane Miller Thomas Wrenn Moffitt Brenda Dianne Moore Elizabeth Irene Morgan Ken Jennings Morgan Randy Glenn Morgan Can You find Yourself? 148 Another band-chorus first for Asheboro High School 149 Renate Mueller Betsy Ann Murray Thomas Franklin Nixon Thomas Christian Osteen Doris Irene Owens Howard Esco Owens Jo Anne Owens Ann Rebecca Pace Janice Ellen Parks Larry Joe Parks Richard Allen Paschal Cynthia Gail Payne Carolyn Sue Peck Dona Clovia Pegram Mana Rosa Pegram Stephen James Peters Jean Kathryn Phillips Robert Charles Phillips Martha Carolyn Pickett Anita Gail Pierce Deborah Ann Pike Patricia Ellis Potter Sharon Marie Powell Lacy Martin Presnell, III Glenn Douglas Prevatte Brenda Lou Price Jacquelyn Zoe Priddy Gary Alvin Pritchard q j “May I have your attention for announcements, please?” booms Rick You just can’t ignore it! Trash, that is. Smith. Men Behino the Scenes Norvin Willie Roessing Larry James Pugh Charles Adams Reaves Jack Stephen Rollins James Michael Rowe ; Callie Teresa Rush Michael eee anes Ronald Thomas Saunders Betty Darnell Scott Dennis Lee Shaw Peterlee ee Teh Janet Elizabeth Shaw Ronnie Douglas Shelton Moses Lyle Ridley Timothy Van Shoffner Penelope Jane Robbins Belinda Mae Simpson Diane Wood Skeen Phillip Allan Robbins Rita Faye Skeen Mary Elizabeth Robinson Ginger Lynn Skelton Paula Sue Smith 150 genes Te eanaaeenener™ sspasniseton ete me Lae ITNT sa ues eemeNerNS gesting egos Rovers $0 DON SAARI Lab Assistants Physical Education Assistants: Beth Morgan, Kathy Hiatt, Amanda Thomas, Lee Lewis, Wanda Hoover, Christine Smith, Debbie Trotter, Barbara Bulla, Diane Johnson, Barbara Lowe. 151 Sherry Lynn Smith Guy Philip Teachey Brenda Alvester Spencer Glenn Gilbert Terry Ronnie Dale Spencer Frank Kirk Thayer, III Rebecca Ann Spinks Amanda Sue Thomas John Preston Stevenson Gary Addison Thompson Roger Preston Stockner Deborah Lee Trogdon Susan Lynn Stone Vivian Joanne Trogdon Roger Dale Stout Deborah Lois Trotter Warren Arthur Stuart Robbie Kay Tucker Phyllis Johns Swaim Sammie Lee Turner Vicki Deane Sykes Larry Eugene Tysinger Jan Renee Tarlton Douglas Keith Underwood Chapel Band: First Row: Ann Harris, Beth Browne, Phyllis Craft, Kizer, Mike Whitaker, Craig Anderson, Bill Menius, Gene Coble, Diana Burke, Doris Dwiggins, Jimmy Wright, Randy Morgan. Second Warren McCollum. Row: Joe Gibson, Larry Kinney, Jessie Cheek, Carey Durham, Don Wa%s Oisplays of Talent Another session with Chris Brower and Sandi Sox on Spotlight. Dynamics entertain students in the Talent Show. 153 Colorguard leads the Homecoming Parade. Peggy Ann Underwood Rose Marie Velez Judy Ann Voncannon Craig Russell Wallace Ralph Neal Wallace Ruby Louise Watkins Margaret Ellen Wham Marjorie Carol Whisnant Wiley Michael Whitaker Frank Daniel Wicker Cynthia Mae Williams Larry Michael Williams Michael Allen Williams Richard Harold Willis Charles Michael Wilson James David Wilson Mary Caroline Wilson William Nathan Winslow William Roy Womack James Lewis Wright Robert Wayne Young Homeroom 205 works feverishly to complete their boot- legging operation. 154 CONGRATS Mayonnaise and ketchup play hide and seek from Lillian Jordan. Spirit leaders Sandy Lemonds and Marie Clark honor Homecoming winners. innpaceninnsgenieete 156 Wonder which one will be Homecoming Queen? 157 rte Ege f ig Sy af OD pith i in BA - ; ; ES ; 5 te a . ws : ups - $ Zz $ fe e ete . % oy Asheboro Blue Comets stomped Statesville 26-0! OuR Moment of Glory 1967 Homecoming Court: Sandy Burkhead, Sophomore; Jo Anne Owens, Junior; Joyce Parsons, Senior; Ann Harris, Queen; Suzann Burkhead, Senior; Susan Brown, Junior; Nancy Morgan, Sophomore. 158 PRM HOH hom, Ps v3 PWIA SE May 6 hey, iy SW RAAI TFB Figs Oe ape ERORE ety ed Miss Blue Comet 1967, Ann Harris. 159 Students Nonored as JUNIOR Marshals Steve York, Candy Way, Diana Burke, Joe Delk, Leigh Culbreth, Rita Parker, Chief, Russell Kilpatrick, Spencer Redding, Carolyn Bunt- ing, Clydeene Brewer, Shirley Potts. Many hours of prolonged study and hard work resulted in a much-coveted reward for ten capable students. Though becoming Junior Marshals is certainly an honor, these scholars’ labors are not over yet. They will be engaged in many school activities during the year, marshaling at class plays, at baccalaureate service, and at graduation. 160 SENIOR Class Senior Class Officers: Spencer Redding, President; Sandy White, Secretary; Diana Burke, Treasurer; Jimmy Causey, Vice-President; Mr. Lee J. Stone, Mrs. Barbara Arnold, Mr. Ray Von Beatty, Advisors. t Anderson —_e James Michael Adams Craig Kerm xams-- A Real Test of | Acquired Knowledge Larry Worth Arnold Cynthia Lee Arthur Van Douglas Baldwin Michael Elwood Barnes John Alexander Batten Janice Faye Beane Deborah Durand Bell Carl Lee Bimbo James Floyd Bobo Phillip Dale Bonkemeyer Emma Kateria Boone 162 Rhonda Perri Branson Leah Clydeene Brewer While studying for exams, Joyce Parsons mutters, “This is a R-E-A-L DRAG!” Andrea Kay Briles Troy Gene Briles Tona Gale Britt Barbara Lea Broadaway ee ce Danny Harris Brown Lillian Sullivan Brown Susan Gail Brown Kenneth Wayne Bulla 163 “Get out of here with that camera!” sR Steven Edward Bulla Ellen Elizabeth Bunch Carolyn Louise Bunting Diana Rae Burke Paul Jefferson Burke, Jr. Suzann Burkhead Patricia Ann Burns Roger Lane Byrd Kevin Douglas Cagle Monte Fred Cagle Thomas Michael Casstevens James Hubert Causey 164 Modern facilities Installed OuRING homecoming Myra Ann Chandler Linda Alice Clark Marie Gail Clark Roger William Clayton Ronald David Clayton Sandra Faye Cockman Amy Lynn Cox Mildred Ann Cox Patricia Kaye Cox Ricky Gene Cox 165 ee EAS Zoe Faircloth “Please, Mrs. Paddy, let’s keep the lights on.” the ten-MiLlion- Oollar Teddy BEaR The Curious Savage By John Patrick Bthelee eevee Zoe Faircloth Situs oe oe T. Rick Smith Lillys Belles ot eccs ee Ann Harris Samiviel “ish hale ey eee eee Eric Newton Florence fo ge eee Sandi Sox Hannibalyet) ee ee Darrell Garner Baitya May. ots taro Sharon Kipp JenLrey age. © enn yet eee Joe Delk Miso .P addy a weeiegeotcn Terry Cranford Drea mmetttesgecee ie eae Phil Dorsett Miss Wilhelmina ....Debbie Crawford Stage Managers .... Sandy Lemonds Suzann Burkhead Students Director Diane Kenney Directoe, 2s Mr. Richard Meissner “I just can’t be poor; I don’t know how.” 166 Roy Lee Cox Stephanie Phyllis Craft = Elbridge Reid Craig Margaret Teresia Cranford Deborah Lou Crawford Kenneth Robert Croft Alda Jean Crowder Margaret Leigh Culbreth Nancy Hester Davis Emery Tyson Dawson Fo cme Joseph Clay Delk, II Phyllis LaRue Dixon Robert Michael Dornbush James Phillip Dorsett 167 Seniors feast Together Michael Olan Dorsett Larry Albert Draughn Patricia Maude Dunn Ruth Elizabeth Edmonds Susan Elaine Edwards Leslie Claris Everett Zoe Bunn Faircloth Barbara Femister Randleman Duke Ferree, Jr. John Vernon Flowers 4 cont Let us give thanks?? Jerry Reid Floyd Charles Kent Fowler 168 Mevelyn Estelle Fox Richard Lee Fox Brenda Kay Freeman Donald Gene Freeman Jesse Elias Freeman Darrell Thomas Garner Nancy Ruth Garner Jo Deweena Garrison James Lynn Gillis Janet Nellie Goins Royce Elmer Goins John David Goss, Jr. Pamela Lane Hall 169 Ronnie Lewis Hamilton Rita Jane Hancock Frankie Dianne Hardee Joan Elizabeth Harri Joyce Parsons keeps a stiff upper lip as the clock strikes twelve. Lelia Ann Harris James Nantz Hasty Elizabeth Jean Henderson Theresa Louise Hicks Terry Howard Hill Glennie Carol Hinson Johnny Emanuel Holland Larry Eugene Hollingsworth 170 Somewhere in the Neart of Rome... Determined to envelop the Seniors in an aura of Rome, Juniors transformed familiar scenes into the magic of old Italy. Vivid backdrops, a candlelit ca- baret, and the murmuring fountain suc- cessfully depicted the theme, “Three Coins in a Fountain.” After the Junior and Senior promenades, Karyn Parker was crowned Queen. Her attendants were Princess Joyce Parsons, Jane Bruton, Judy Ridge, Diane Kenney, and Kaye Cox. Festive couples revel in the enchantment of the evening. Karyn Parker and Bill Chandler enjoy a regal moment. 171 Robert Wayne Hooker Janice Kaye Hopkins Penny Rose Mary Hout Glenn Anthony Humble Ellen Marie Ingold Michael Dennis Ingold Patsy Ann Jarrett Virginia Dianne Johnson Virginia Kay Johnson Nancy Jane Johnstone Deborah Leigh Jones Linda Dale Jones Le GE S Lillian Eva Jordan Mark Eugene Jordan Diane Florence Kenney Betty Carol Key 172 Yvonne Dale Keye Russell James Kilpatrick ono MeEemMmMorRIeEs Of Nigh School Years A Senior’s Souvenirs SS Patricia Darnell King Carol Anne Kinney Larry Douglas Kinney Karen Ann Kipp Be . Sharon Jean Kipp Barbara Ann Kiser Senior Homeroom Vice-Presidents: First Row: Paul Row: DeAna Rummage, Sandy White, Chris Brower, Burke, Susan Edwards, Gilna Nance, Sandi Sox. Second Walter Query. SENIORS Conduct School Government ae Senior Homeroom Treasurers: First Row: Janice Beane, Dianne Hardee, aaa ‘ ' ) Amy Cox. Second Row: Marta Ruland, Ronald Clayton. . an co) Senior Homeroom Secretaries: First Row: Kaye Cox, Jean Sanders. Second Row: Terry Cranford, Rita Parker, Clydeene Brewer. Third Row: Marie Clark, Mac Pugh, Ann Nance. 174 Senior Homeroom Presidents: First Row: Brenda Small, Bunch, Donnie Needham, Greg Perkins, Russell Kilpatrick. Ann Harris, Jane Sanders, Steve York. Second Row: Ellen Sheryl Ellen Kluttz Faye Ellen Lamb Jackie Jan Lanier Judi Carolyn Lee Sandra Carrie Lemonds Philbert Steve Lewis Claude Bernard Lockhart Clyde Irving Lomax 175 PRoud Seniors oe ee on Class RINGS Jimmy Alexander Lowdermilk Susan Montez Lowdermilk Shirley Jane Lucas Wanda Jean Lucas Calvin Ray Luck Stephen Paige Lyndon : : ee 2 o TE g Vance Randall Lyndon Carol Susan Maner Angela Eloise Mangum Rita Dale Mayberry 176 Billy Neal McCaskill Kitty Linda McCaskill Paulette McCaskill Turner Balsley McCollum, III . Mary John McDonald Robert Ashley McGlohon John Robinson McGrath Michael Cole McIntyre Quintus William McKeel James Laban McKenzie Belinda Kaye McNeill John White Menius, III Carolyn Lee Meroney Walter Lee Miller 177 Hilda Jean Moffitt Ronald Clyde Moody In Memoriam Frederick Blaine Moore James Richard Moore Margaret Helen Moore Mary Judith Moran Philip William McNulty 1950-1967 David Curtis Morgan Carol Elaine Morton 178 Charlene Morton Hoite Clifton Morton Robert Wayne Morton Dean Bolen Moser Gilna Dianne Nance Michael Robert Nance Rita Ann Nance Donald Wayne Needham “TL GO A-WandeRING Eric David Newton Thomas Franklin Nixon tutetot te ee: Ml Mas ov Michael Wade Osborne Phillip Ryan Outen “Who needs feet? We know the way!” 179 Nancy Stuart Owen Rita Ann Parker wie Mascots D. J. Arnold and Laura Thomas tiny smileés- Sen 1IOR ma SCOTS ’ ‘68 Kathryn Joyce Parsons Paul Gregory Perkins Joseph Kenneth Peters Madonna Clay Phillips Linda Ann Poe Robert Allen Potts Shirley Ann Potts Cynthia Ann Powers Patricia Jane Price Glenn McLaurin Pugh 180 Carolyn Marie Pyrtle Walter Nesbit Query Steve Eric Reavis Pie Spencer Walker Redding Lydia Dianne Reid Mary Melinda Ritchie Leon Jefferson Ritter Brenda Kaye Robbins Cynthia Sue Robbins Linda Faye Robbins Terry Bowden Robbins Jimmy Edward Roberts Donald Wayne Robinson Ronald Eugene Robbins 181 ; DeAna Leigh Rummage Lois Jane Sanders Sylvia Irene Shanas ia Lynn Sewell 1c Marta Dawn Ruland Joyce Jean Sanders Patr Lee Rose ALLELE = Cece comer irley Ann Russell Cathy Brenda Carol Scott Sh 1r- ddress to fellow graduates ia Dale Robinson inger Rose Rush ill Saunders inspi Thad G Reid H Hal Johnson delivers an ing a Long-Aawalted Oay finally ARRIVES Roger Michael Shaw Bobby Michael Siler Brenda Gale Small Barbara Harriet Smith Colletta Yvonne Smith Dewey Wayne Smith Randol Hobart Smith Shirley Dale Smith Thomas Ricky Smith Wanda Annette Smith Alvas Phillip Smoot, Jr. Sandra Kay Sox Ronald Daniel Spivey Richard Dixon Steed 183 Anthony Paige Sykes Carol Jean Taylor Peggy Marie Steele Ma Carolyn Lois Thomas Susan Teague 1¢ Sherr ichael Taylor Henry M 6 uo) 5 yy oD S =! S fo fe) = = tS ox O = uo) o 5 A = 5 (a4 H =s (= n. Z s bp s n =) = q g ‘S ise = fo Mo) = ea] oO a as} O = Oo = hy bb eS ue] . is 5 i B = Ss wz oO is| oS 3 — tay BS! s =| Ao) a ie n a) 184 Mr. Zuss, Rick Smith, realizes the extent of the suffering of J. B., Rus- sell Kilpatrick. J.B. REcelved Ovation “What is my fault? What have I done?” pleads J. B. 185 J. B., Russell Kilpatrick, and Sarah, Ann Harris, stand amid the ruins of their successful lives. J. B. By Archibald MacLeish JB ee re ussclluN Ilpatrick MreZusse en Ricksomith INICKICSWenreee en et ees Cle Crote Sarah eee ae eee ANN Gr arris Roustabouts .. Phil Dorsett, Julio Velez Bildadieo. 2 ee Van baldwm ZODNatE ete aceon DOD mY OUDS Eliphaz ......... Jimmy Lowdermilk Mrs. Botticelli ...... Debbie Crawford Jolly Adams ........... Lillian Jordan Mrs. Murphy ...... Madonna Phillips Mrs. Adams .......... Terry Cranford Mrs. Lesure ........... Gail Williams Malyaies ses a onery! Kutz, Davide emen wee aE Dil Williams Uther eee ee Cathy a ROse Jonathaneer ee see aoe DL Omoot Rebecca ............. Susan Edwards Gilet tor a. ee Mary critcnic Maids ........ Ellen Bunch, Sandi Sox Distant Voice ........ Freddie Moore Stage Managers . Ellen Bunch, Sandi Sox Student Director ........ Dianne Reid Director ....... Mr. Richard Meissner Evelyn Gale Vaughan Julio Fernando Velez Local savages Susan Edwards and Sandi Sox appreciate modern heat. Michael Ross Vuncannon Beverly Jane Walker Frederick Stuart Walker Richard Charles Walker é a Ruby Lorraine Walker Candice Elizabeth Way Sandra Cheryl White Elerbe Herron Williams 186 Myra Gail Williams Philip Dean Williams Brenda Lou Williamson Julie Colleen Williamson James Ralph Wilson Mona Kay Wilson Alan Thomas Wolfe Sylvia Von Wright oiler Room Reaches New Nich of 60° Cina Ellen Wulff Lonnie Eugene Yonce Portia Elizabeth York Stephen Bascom York Robert Averitt Young, Jr. Rose Marie Young 187 SENIOR NONOR SECTION Joseph Clay Delk, II 188 1S ted OO a : a Sak Ann Harr Oe 1a Lel Sandra Cheryl White Sea eNom WAS O Sandra Kay Sox 190 ick 191 Russell James Kilpatr $ i RR RE, Patricia Kaye Cox ve ses wees as wet i. ene Stes is wien ie a ie A ins ne wile ne in BS co memainsamecsscooten Sebel email Stephen Bascom York Diane Florence Kenney 193 jetliner @ Spencer Walker Redding ee we 2s “0 ee 195 Turner Balsley McCollum, III AERO —eeeEeEEEeEeEeEeEeEeEE—e—eEeEeEeEeEeEEeEeee 196 Stet sage pM ty, wee ee ge Ellen Elizabeth Bunch ee Candice Elizabeth Way a a ee Senior OIRECTORY JAMES MICHAEL ADAMS CRAIG KERMIT ANDERSON Basketball 10; Intramurals 11; Beta Club 11, 12; French Club 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Student Council Talent Show 11; Student Council 11; Homeroom Vice-President 10. LARRY WORTH ARNOLD Intramurals 11; Tennis 10, 11, 12; Boys’ Monogram Club 11, 12; Bandel0s lita. CYNTHIA LEE ARTHUR F.S.A. 10; Spirit Club 11. VAN DOUGLAS BALDWIN MICHAEL ELWOOD BARNES Intramurals 10, 11; Spanish I Club 12. JOHN ALEXANDER BATTEN DE Club i210; JANICE FAYE BEANE Intramurals 10; Chorus 10, 11, 12; F.H.A. 10, Business Manager 12; Homeroom Treasurer 12. DEBORAH DURAND BELL French Club 10, 11; Spirit Club 10, 11, Secretary 12; Ash-Hi-Chat Staff 11, 12; Junior-Senior Prom Committee; Junior Play Make-up Committee. CARL LEE BIMBO Golf 10; Chorus 10, 11, 12; F.S.A. 10; Ash-Hi-Chat Staff 12; Student Council Talent Show 11. JAMES FLOYD BOBO Intramurals 10, 11; Key Club 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 10; Ash- Hi-Chat Staff 11; Junior-Senior Prom Committee; Student Council 10, Treasurer 11; Homeroom President 10; Homecoming Com- mittee 11. PHILLIP DALE BONKEMEYER Spanish Club 12. EMMA KATERIA BOONE Intramurals 10, 11; Spanish Club 10; Spirit Club 11. RHONDA PERRI BRANSON Intramurals 10, 11; Library Club 12. LEAH CLYDEENE BREWER Intramurals 10, 11; Beta Club 11, 12; Chorus 10, 11, 12; French Club 11,012; -HSAW 12: Re Aw11)412-)Spirit. Clubtil-.12:sHome- room Secretary 12; Junior Marshal. ANDREA KAY BRILES F.B.L.AC 11, 12; P.H-A. 10; F.S.A. 12: Spanish Club 10, PU Spirit Club 1i, 12; Junior Play Committee; Senior Play Publicity Committee. 198 TROY GENE BRILES [Byey (Olive) Wk, 1 Ieiesivdsy (Clivicy 10), iil, 12 TESAN, ink, ip Ash-Hi-Life Staff 12; Junior-Senior Prom Committee; Homeroom Vice-President 10. TONA GAIL BRITT Intramurals 11; F.B.L.A. 11; Office Assistant 12; Homeroom Sec- retary 11. BARBARA LEA BROADAWAY FSH-Asi1 0411 MILTON CHRISTOPHER BROWER Intramurals 11, 12; Wrestling 10; Beta Club 11, Vice-President 12; F.S.A. 11, President 12; Key Club 11, 12; Spanish Club 11; Junior Play Committee; Student Council 10; Homeroom President 10; Vice-President 12; Senior Play Committee. CLARA LOU BROWN Intramurals 10; F.H.A. 10; French Club 11, 12. DANNY HARRIS BROWN Chorus 10, 11, President 12; Junior Jaycees 10, 11, 12. LILLIAN SULLIVAN BROWN Intramurals 10. SUSAN GAIL BROWN Intramurals 10, 11; Beta Club 11, 12; F.H.A. 10, 11. KENNETH WAYNE BULLA Chorus 12. STEPHEN EDWARD BULLA Football 11; Intramurals 10; Wrestling 10. ELLEN ELIZABETH BUNCH Beta Club 11, 12; Civinettes 12; Chorus 11, Accompanist and Presidents 12:errenchs@lubm Oy Ulam 2:ehele Aum lite spinite@lUubmLOs 11, 12; Youth Council, City Vice-President 12; Color Guard 12; Student Council 12; Homeroom President 12; Homeroom Secre- tary 10; Homeroom Treasurer 10; Senior Play. CAROLYN LOUISE BUNTING Beta Club 11, 12; Chorus 10, 11, Librarian 12; F.B.L.A. 11; French Club 11; Spirit Club 10; Ash-Hi-Life Staff 12; Musical 11. DIANA RAE BURKE Beta Club 11, Treasurer 12; Civinettes 12; F.H.A. 10; Vice-Presi- dent 11, President 12; Spanish 10, 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Senior Class Treasurer; Junior Marshal; Intraclub Council 11. PAUL JEFFERSON BURKE, JR. Football 10, 11, 12; Baseball Manager 11; Boys’ Monogram Club 11, Vice-President 12; Student Council Talent Show 11, 12; Home- room Vice-President 12; Intraclub Council 12. SUZANN BURKHEAD Intramurals 10, 11; Civinettes 12; Spanish Club 11; Spirit Club 10, 11, Vice-President 12; Junior-Senior Prom Committee; Junior Play; Homeroom Vice-President 10, 11. PATRICIA ANN BURNS Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10; Office Assistant 12; Spanish Club 12; Spirit Club 10, 11, 12; Ash-Hi-Chat Staff 12; Junior-Senior Prom Committee; Homeroom Treasurer 11; Homecoming Commit- tee 12; Senior Play Committee; Junior Red Cross 12. ROGER LANE BYRD DES 12, KEVIN DOUGLAS CAGLE MONTE FRED CAGLE Intramurals 10, 11. THOMAS MICHAEL CASSTEVENS Baseball 10, 11, 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Boys’ Monogram Club 11, 12; Key Club 12; Spanish Club 12; Homeroom Vice-President Pts JAMES HUBERT CAUSEY Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Beta Club 11, 12; Junior Jaycees 10, 11, Vice-President 12; Spanish Club 12; Junior Class Vice-President; Senior Class Vice-President; Intraclub Council 12. MYRA ANN CHANDLER Intramurals 10; F.H.A. 10, 11, 12. LINDA ALICE CLARK Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Civinettes 12; F.S.A. 12; Spirit Club 12; Ash-Hi-Chat Staff 12. MARIE GAIL CLARK Basketball 11; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Girls’ Monogram Club 12; Spirit Club 10, Treasurer 11, 12; Junior-Senior Prom Committee; Student Council 10; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Homeroom Vice- President 11; Homeroom Secretary 12; Homecoming Committee 10, 11, 12; Junior Red Cross 12. ROGER WILLIAM CLAYTON RONALD DAVID CLAYTON Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Homeroom Vice-President 10; Homeroom Treasurer 12. SANDRA FAYE COCKMAN Intramurals 11; F.B.L.A. 12; Spirit Club 11. PHILLIP BRADY COLE Tennis 10; Spanish Club 11, 12; Ash-Hi-Chat Staff 11, 12; Band AOR eee. JUNE KELLY COOPER Intramurals 10, 11; Wrestling 12. JOHN LAWRENCE COTNER Intramurals 11; French Club 11. LARRY LOPP COUNCILMAN Intramurals 10; Basketball Manager 11, 12; Boys’ Monogram Club 11, 12; Student Council 11; Homeroom President 11. AMY LYNN COX Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Civinettes 12; French Club 10, 11, 12; F.S.A. 12; F.T.A. 12; Spirit Club 12; Ash-Hi-Chat Staff 11, 12; Homeroom Treasurer 11, 12. 199 MILDRED ANN COX Intramurals 10; Chorus 10, 11, Librarian 12; F.H.A. 10; Spirit Club 10, 11. PATRICIA KAYE COX Cheerleader 11, Chief 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Girls’ Basketball Manager 10; Beta Club 11, 12; French Club 10, 11, 12; F-T-.A. 11, President 12; Girls’ Monogram Club 12; Spirit Club 10, 11, 12; Youth Council 11, City President 12; Homeroom Vice-President 11; Homeroom Secretary 10, 12. RICKY GENE COX ROY LEE COX Intramurals 10; Bus Drivers’ Club. STEPHANIE PHYLLIS CRAFT Beta Club 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12. ELBRIDGE REID CRAIG Football Manager 10, 11, 12; Track 10; Boys’ Monogram Club 1@s. Wil, We. MARGARET TERESIA CRANFORD Chorus 10, 11, Librarian 12; F.H.A. 10; French Club 11; Junior Play; Homeroom Secretary 12; Homeroom Treasurer 10; Musical 11; Senior Play. DEBORAH LOU CRAWFORD Intramurals 10 ,11, 12; F.H.A. 10, 11, 12; F.S.A. 12; Spirit Club 10, 11, 12; Junior Play; Homeroom Secretary 11; Homeroom Treasurer 10; Senior Play. KENNETH ROBERT CROFT Band 10; Junior-Senior Prom Committee; Spanish Club 11; Senior Play. ALDA JEAN CROWDER Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Chorus 12; F.H.A. 10, 11, 12; Library Club 12. MARGARET LEIGH CULBRETH Beta Club 11, 12; Chorus 10; French Club 11, 12; F.T.A. 11, Vice- President 12; Ash-Hi-Chat Staff 11; Junior Marshal. NANCY HESTER DAVIS Beta Club 11, 12; Chorus 10, 12; French Club 10, 11, President 12; Spirit Club 11; Ash-Hi-Life Staff 11. EMERY TYSON DAWSON Baseball 10, 11, 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Boys’ Monogram Club il@, Wal, 12, JOSEPH CLAY DELK, III Tennis 10, 11, 12; Beta Club 11, 12; Boys’ Monogram Club 11, 12; Key Club 10, 11, District Governor 12; Spanish Club 10, 11, 12; Band 10, Vice-President 11, Drum Major 11, 12; Junior Play; Student Council Talent Show 11; Student Council 10, Vice-Presi- dent 11, President 12; Sophomore Class Vice-President. PHYLLIS LARUE DIXON Intramurals 10; F.B.L.A. 11, 12; V.I.C.A., Vice-President 12. ROBERT MICHAEL DORNBUSH Football 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Interact 10, 11; Ski Club 11; School Paper (Oracle) 10, 11. JAMES PHILLIP DORSETT, JR. Intramurals 10, 11; French Club 10, 11, 12; Junior Play; Senior Play. MICHAEL OLAN DORSETT Basketball Manager 10, 11, 12; Boys’ Monogram Club 12; Junior Jaycees 10, 11, 12. LARRY ALBERT DRAUGHN Bus Drivers’ Club 10, 11; Chorus 10, 11. PATRICIA MAUDE DUNN Intramurals 10, 11; F.B.L.A. 11, 12; Library Club 12; Office As- sistant 12. RUTH EDMONDS Intramurals 11; Field Day 10. SUSAN ELAINE EDWARDS Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Beta Club 11, 12; French Club 10, Treas- urer 11, Vice-President 12; Spirit Club 10, 12; Homeroom Vice- President 12; Homeroom Secretary 11; Homeroom Treasurer 10; Intraclub Council 12; Colorguard 11, Chief 12; Senior Play. LESLIE CLARIS EVERETT Intramurals 10, 11; Chorus 12; Junior Jaycees 10, 11, 12; Ash-Hi- Life Staff 12. ZOE BUNN FAIRCLOTH Chorus 10, 11, 12; Junior Play; Student Council Talent Show 11, 12; Musical 11. BARBARA FEMISTER RANDLEMAN DUKE FERREE, JR. Intramurals 10, 11, 12. JOHN VERNON FLOWERS Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Bus Drivers’ Club 10; Student Council 10; Homeroom President 10. JERRY REID FLOYD Baseball 10, 11, 12; Boys’ Monogram Club 11, 12. CHARLES KENT FOWLER Ve CrAch Eira 2: MEVELYN ESTELLE FOX V.L.C.A. 11, 12; Homeroom Treasurer 11. RICHARD LEE FOX Intramurals 10; V.I.C.A. 11. BRENDA KAY FREEMAN Basketball 10, 11; Girls’ Monogram Club 12; Spanish Club 12; Homeroom Treasurer 12. DONALD GENE FREEMAN Basketball 10; Intramurals 10. JESSE ELIAS FREEMAN VoLC AS ity 12; 200 DARRELL THOMAS GARNER Intramurals 10; F.S.A. 10, 11; Library Club 10; Band 10, 11, 12; Junior Play. NANCY RUTH GARNER BeBe Awe be tse AeA ca OticemA Ssistantm 12: JO DEWEENA GARRISON Intramurals 11. MARY MELROSHIA GARRISON Chorus 10. JAMES LYNN GILLIS Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Track 10. JANET NELLIE GOINS Intramurals 10, 11; F.B.L.A. 11, 12. ROYCE ELMER GOINS Bus Drivers’ Club 10, Vice-President 11; D.E. 11; Homeroom President 10. JOHN DAVID GOSS, JR. Basketball 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Boys’ Monogram Club 11, 12; Bookstore 10; Student Council 10; Homeroom Presi- dent 10; Homeroom Secretary 11. DEQUINCEY ANN GRAVES Intramurals 10, 11; F.H.A. 11, 12. PAMELA LANE HALL Spirit Club 10, 11; Homeroom Treasurer 11. RONNIE LEWIS HAMILTON Intramurals 10, 11; I.C.T. Treasurer 12. RITA JANE HANCOCK Intramurals 12; Frencch Club 11, 12; Library Club 12. FRANKIE DIANNE HARDEE Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Beta Club 11, Secretary 12; Civinettes 12; Spanish Club 12; Spirit Club 10, 11, 12; Ash-Hi-Chat Staff 12; Color Guard 12; Homeroom Secretary 10; Homeroom Treasurer ih, 12, JOAN ELIZABETH HARRIS Chorus 12. LELIA ANN HARRIS Basketball 11; Intramurals 11, 12; Beta Club 11, 12; Civinettes 12; French Club 12; F.S.A. 11; Girls’ Monogram Club 12; Band 10, 11, President 12; Junior Play; Student Council 12; Homeroom President 12; Senior Play; Governor’s School 11; Homecoming Queen 12. JAMES NANTZ HASTY Chess Club 11; Key Club 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 10; Student Council Talent Show 11; Student Council 10, 11; Sophomore Class President; Junior Class President. ELIZABETH JEAN HENDERSON Intramurals 10; Library Club 12; Office Assistant 12. THERESA LOUISE HICKS F.H.A. 11; Homeroom Secretary 11. TERRY HOWARD HILL Football 11; Bus Drivers’ Club 11, 12; D.E. 12. GLENNIE CAROL HINSON JOHNNY EMANUEL HOLLAND Basketball 10. LARRY EUGENE HOLLINGSWORTH Baseball 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 10, 12. ROBERT WAYNE HOOKER Intramurals 10, 11; Bus Drivers’ Club 11, President 12. JANICE KAYE HOPKINS Intramurals 10; Chorus 10, 11, Secretary 12; F.S.A. 12; Spirit Club 11, 12. PENNY ROSE MARY HOU T Intramurals 11. GLENN ANTHONY HUMBLE DFeeit, 12. ELLEN MARIE INGOLD Intramurals 10, 11; F.B.L.A. 11, 12. MICHAEL DENNIS INGOLD D.E, 11,-12. PATSY ANN JARRETT Intramurals 10; F.B.L.A. 12; Homeroom Treasurer 10. VIRGINIA DIANNE JOHNSON VIRGINIA KAY JOHNSON Intramurals 10; V.I.C.A. 12. NANCY JANE JOHNSTONE Intramurals 10, 11, 12; F.H.A. 12; Spirit Club 11, 12. DEBORAH LEIGH JONES Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 10, Secretary 12; Colorguard 11, 12; Homeroom Secretary 11. LINDA DALE JONES Intramurals 10, 11; F.B.L.A. 11; F.H.A. 11; Library Club 11; Homeroom Secretary 10. LILLIAN EVA JORDAN Library Club 12; Spirit Club 12; Ash-Hi-Life Staff 12; Senior Play; French Club 12. MARK EUGENE JORDAN Intramurals 10; Track 10; Chess Club 11, 12, Secretary 11; Chorus 10, 11, Vice-President 12; Spanish Club 12; Junior Play Committee; Intraclub Council 12. 201 DIANE FLORENCE KENNEY Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Beta Club 11, 12; Civinettes 12; French Club 10, 11, 12; Spirit Club 12; Ash-Hi-Life Staff 10, 11, Editor- in-Chief 12; Junior-Senior Prom Committee; Junior Play, Student Director; Student Council 11; Senior Play Committee; Sophomore Class Secretary; Junior Class Treasurer; Homeroom President 11. BETTY CAROL KEY F.B.L.A. 11, Secretary 12; Majorette 11, 12; Homeroom Secre- tary 10. YVONNE DALE KEYE Intramurals 10; F.B.L.A. 11, Treasurer 12; Majorette 11, 12. RUSSELL JAMES KILPATRICK Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Beta Club 11, President 12; Chess Club 11, 12; French Club 11, 12; Youth Council 11, 12; Ash-Hi-Life Staff 11, 12; Student Council 12; Senior Play; Homeroom President 12; Homeroom Vice-President 10; Governor’s School 11. PATRICIA DARNELL KING Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Girls’ Basketball Manager 11, 12; F.H.A. 10, 11, 12; Girls’ Monogram Club 12; Spirit Club 10, 11, 12; Junior Play Make-up Committee; Homeroom Vice-President 11; Junior- Senior Prom Waitress. CAROL ANNE KINNEY Intramurals 10, 11; F.B.L.A. 11, 12. LARRY DOUGLAS KINNEY Intramurals 10, 11; French Club 10; Band 10, 11, 12; Student Council Talent Show 10; Homeroom Secretary 10. KAREN ANN KIPP Cheerleader 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; F.H.A. 10, 11; F.S.A. 12; Spirit Club 10, 11, 12; Junior Play Committee. SHARON JEAN KIPP Cheerleader 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; F.H.A. 10, 11; F.S.A. 12; Spirit Club 10, 11, 12; Junior Play. BARBARA ANN KISER Intramurals 11, 12; F.T.A. 11, 12; Office Assistant 11; Ash-Hi-Chat Staff 12. SHERYL ELLEN KLUTTZ Intramurals 10, 11; F.B.L.A. 11, 12; F.H.A. 11; Office Assistant 12; Spanish Club 10. FAYE ELLEN LAMB Intramurals 10. JACKIE JAN LANIER Intramurals 10, 11, 12; F.S.A. 11; Spanish Club 11; Musical 11. JUDI CAROLYN LEE Intramurals 10, 11. SANDRA CARRIE LEMONDS Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Civinettes 12; French Club 10, 11; F.S.A. 11; Spirit Club 10, 11, Chairman 12; Youth Council, City Secre- tary-Treasurer 12; Ash-Hi-Chat Staff 12; Junior-Senior Prom Com- mittee, Chairman; Junior Play, Stage Manager; Student Council 11; Homeroom President 11; Homecoming Committee 10, Chairman 12: PHILBERT STEVE LEWIS Intramurals 10. CLAUDE BERNARD LOCKHART CLYDE I RVING LOMAX Intramurals 10. WORTH EVANS LOMAX Intramurals 10. LOURETTA ANN LOVIN Intramurals 10, 11; Office Assistant 12; Band 10, 11, 12. JIMMY ALEXANDER LOWDERMILK Intramurals 10, 11; Library Club 12; Senior Play; Lab Assistant 12. SUSAN MONTEZ LOWDERMILK Intramurals 11; F.H.A. 10. SHIRLEY JANE LUCAS Chorus 10,0117 12:5) B Aw 23 PAs tsi 2: WANDA JEAN LUCAS PUB AL oh ViEC AS 2:2 SpiriteC1ubm1 1: otudents COunCciIg) 4. Homeroom Secretary 11. CALVIN RAY LUCK Intramurals 10, 11. STEPHEN PAIGE LYNDON Intramurals 10; Student Council 10; Homeroom President 10. VANCE RANDALL LYNDON Intramurals 10, 12; Track 10; Wrestling 10; Homeroom Vice- President 10. CAROL SUSAN MANER Intramurals 10, 12; Chorus 10, 11, 12; French Club 10, 11. ANGELA ELOISE MANGUM Intramurals 10, 11; Beta Club 11, 12; French Club 11, 12; Spirit Glubpiita2: RITA DALE MAYBERRY Intramurals 10, 11, 12; F.B.L.A. 11, President 12; Library Club 12; Office Assistant 11; Student Council 11; Homeroom President 11; Intraclub Council 12. BILLY NEAL McCASKILL Football 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11; Track 11, 12; Boys’ Mono- gram Club 10, 11, 12; Homeroom Treasurer 11, 12. KITTY LINDA McCASKILL Intramurals 10, 11. PAULETTE McCASKILL TURNER BALSLEY McCOLLUM, III Wrestling 11, 12; Boys’ Monogram Club 11, 12; Chorus, President LO Keva ClubmlOM iia l2 ms ceckctarye ll outhm@ouncileel Jom 2: Ash-Hi-Life Staff 10, 11, Assistant Editor 12; Student Council Vice- President 12; Homeroom Treasurer 11. MARY JOHN McDONALD Basketball 10, 11; Intramurals 10, 11; Girls’ Monogram Club 12; Spirit Club 10, 11, 12; Homeroom Secretary 10; Homeroom Treasurer 12; Junior Red Cross 12. ROBERT ASHLEY McGLOHON Junior Jaycees Club 10, 11; Homeroom Vice-President 10. JOHN ROBINSON McGRATH Baseball 10; Homeroom President 10. MICHAEL COLE McINTYRE Bus Drivers’ Club 12; D.E. 11, 12. QUINTUS WILLIAM McKEEL French Club 10, 12. JAMES LABAN McKENZIE D.E. 12. BELINDA KAYE McNEILL Chorus 10, 11, 12; F.S.A. 12; Spirit Club 11, 12. JOHN WHITE MENIUS, II Football 10; Wrestling 10; F.T.A. 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 12; Homeroom Vice-President 10, 11. fAROLYN LEE MERONEY Intramurals 11, 12; Junior Red Cross 12. WALTER LEE MILLER Football 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11; Boys’ Monogram Club Piet2: HILDA JEAN MOFFITT F.H.A. 10; V.I.C.A. 11, 12; Homeroom Treasurer 11. RONALD CLYDE MOODY Baseball 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Football 10, 11, Co- captain 12; Boys’ Monogram Club 10, 11, 12. FREDERICK BLAINE MOORE Senior Play. JAMES RICHARD MOORE Football 11, 12; Tennis 10, 11, 12; Boys’ Monogram Club 11, 12. MARGARET HELEN MOORE Intramurals 10. MARY JUDITH MORAN Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Beta Club 11, 12; F.T.A. 11, 12; Spanish Club 12; Spirit Club 10, 11. DAVID CURTIS MORGAN Track 10; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 12. CAROL ELAINE MORTON Intramurals 10, 11; F.B.L.A. 11, President 12; F.H.A. 10, 11; Office Assistant 12; Homeroom President 10. CHARLENE MORTON Intramurals 10; Chorus 10, 11, Treasurer 12; F.T.A. 11, 12; Spanish Club 12. HOITE CLIFTON MORTON ROBERT WAYNE MORTON Wrestling 10, 11; V.I.C.A. 11, 12, Vice-President 11; Spanish Club 10; Homeroom Vice President 11; Homeroom Treasurer 10. DEAN BOLEN MOSER Intramurals 10, 11; Football Manager 10, 11, 12; Track Manager 10; Beta Club 11, 12; Boys’ Monogram Club 10, 11, 12; Junior Jaycees 11, Treasurer 12; Spanish Club 12. GILNA DIANNE NANCE Intramurals 10, 11; Chorus, Vice-President 12; Spanish Club 12; Spirit Club 10, 11, 12; Ash-Hi-Chat Staff 11, 12; Junior-Senior Prom Committee; Student Council 11; Homeroom President 11; Homeroom Vice President 12; Homeroom Treasurer 10; Musical 11; Senior Play Make-Up Committee 12; Junior Red Cross 12. MICHAEL ROBERT NANCE Homeroom Vice-President 10, 11. RITA ANN NANCE Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Beta Club 11, 12; F.T.A. 11, Chaplain 12; Homeroom Secretary 12. DONALD WAYNE NEEDHAM Baseball 11, 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Track 10; Boys’ Monogram Giipmowiiet 2: Key Club 10) 11, 12; Student Council 10, 12; Homeroom President 10, 12; Lab Assistant 12. ERIC DAVID NEWTON Intramurals 11, 12; Wrestling 12; F.T.A. 11, Treasurer 12; Junior Play. THOMAS FRANKLIN NIXON Homeroom Vice-President 10. MICHAEL WADE OSBORNE Football 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Boys’ Monogram Club 12; Junior Jaycees 11, President 12. PHILLIP RYAN OUTEN D.E. 10. NANCY STUART OWEN Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 10, 12; Spirit Club 12; Ash- Hi-Chat Staff 12; Homeroom Treasurer’ 10. RITA ANN PARKER Beta Club 11, 12; Civinettes 12; Spanish Club, Vice-President 12; Junior Marshal, Chief. KATHRYN JOYCE PARSONS Basketball 11; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Beta Club 11, 12; French Club 11, 12; F.T.A. 11, 12; Girls’ Monogram Club 12; Spanish Club 10, 12; Spirit Club 10, 11, 12; Ash-Hi-Life Staff 12; Junior- Senior Prom Committee; Homeroom Secretary 10; Homecomin g Committee 12; “Platter Party” 12. 203 PAUL GREGORY PERKINS Baseball 11, 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Track 10; Boys’ Monogram Club 11, Secretary-Treasurer 12; Junior Jaycees 12; Student Council 11, 12; Homeroom President 11, 12. JOSEPH KENNETH PETERS Chorus 10, 11, 12; Junior Jaycees 11, 12. MADONNA CLAY PHILLIPS Chorus 10, 11, 12; Spirit Club 10, 11, 12; Junior-Senior Prom Committee; Senior Play; Musical 11; Student Council 10; Home- room President 10. LINDA ANN POE Intramurals 10; F.H.A. 11; Spirit Club 11; Homeroom Secretary 11. ROBERT ALLEN POTTS Intramurals 10. SHIRLEY ANN POTTS Ash-Hi-Life Staff 12; Junior Marshal. CYNTHIA ANNE POWERS Cheerleader 10, 11; Intramurals 10, 11, Manager 12; F.H.A. 12; French Club 10, 11; Girls’ Monogram Club 11, President 12; Homeroom Secretary 10; Homecoming Committee 12. PATRICIA JANE PRICE Corns. 10, ile WAKOAN, il, 17%, GLENN McLAURIN PUGH Football 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Boys’ Monogram Club 11, 12; Junior Jaycees 11, 12; Homeroom Secretary 12; Lab As- sistant 12. CAROLYN MARIE PYRTLE DE 10:38.B.AS 10: WALTER NESBIT QUERY Golf 10, 11, 12; Boys’ Monogram Club 11, 12; Key Club 12; Spanish Club 12; Homeroom Vice-President 12. STEVE ERIC REAVIS Intramurals 10, 11, 12; F.S.A. 11; Spanish Club 10. SPENCER WALKER REDDING Football 10; Golf 10, 11, 12; Beta Club 11, 12; Boys’ Monogram Club 11, 12; Key Club 10, 11, President 12; Spanish Club 11, President 12; Ash-Hi-Life Staff 11; Student Council Talent Show 11; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Senior Class President; Homeroom President 10, 11, 12; Junior Marshal. LYDIA DIANNE REID Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10, Secretary 12; French Club LOM11S 123R SA elie) AS 123 Spirit Club 10,°11,9125eAsh- Hi-Chat 11, 12; Homeroom Secretary 10; Junior Red Cross 12; Senior Play; Musical 11. MARY MELINDA RITCHIE F.S.A. 11, 12; Spanish Club 12; Spirit Club 12; Lab Assistant 12. LEON JEFFERSON RITTER Track 11; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Boys’ Monogram Club 11, 12. BRENDA KAYE ROBBINS Chorus 10, 11, 12; Spanish 10, 11, 12. CYNTHIA SUE ROBBINS French Club 12; Library Club, Vice-President 12; Intraclub Coun- cil 12. LINDA FAYE ROBBINS Chorus 10, 11, 12. RONALD EUGENE ROBBINS DE. i2. TERRY BOWDEN ROBBINS Wrestling 10, 11, 12. JIMMY EDWARD ROBERTS @hess, Glib 10) 1155 V...C Ast. DONALD WAYNE ROBINSON THADIA DALE ROBINSON Basketball 10, 11, Co-Captain 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; F.T.A. 11, 12; Girls’ Monogram Club 12; Spanish Club 10, 11; Spirit Club 12; Band 10, 11, Secretary-Treasurer 12. CATHY LEE ROSE Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Beta Club 11, 12; F.T.A. 11, Secretary 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Spirit Club 11; Senior Play. MARTA DAWN RULAND Intramurals 10, 11; Civinettes, Vice-President 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Spirit Club 10, 11, President 12; Youth Council 12; Ash- Hi-Chat Staff 11, Editor 12; Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Vice- Chairman; Junior Play; Homeroom Secretary 11; Homeroom Treasurer 10, 12. DEANA LEIGH RUMMAGE Basketball 10, 11, Co-Captain 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Beta Club 11, 12; F.H.A. 10; F.T.A. 11, 12; Girls’ Monogram Club 12; Spirit Club 12; Junior-Senior Waitress 10; Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent 10, 11, 12: GINGER ROSE RUSH Intramurals 10; F.H.A. 10, 11, 12; Spirit Club 10, 11; Colorguard Tiel 2 SHIRLEY ANN RUSSELL JOYCE JEAN SANDERS Cheerleader 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 11; Girls’ Monogram Club 11, Secretary 12; Spirit Club 11; Ash-Hi-Chat Staff 12. LOIS JANE SANDERS Cheerleader 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Beta Club 11, 12; Girls’ Monogram Club 11, Treasurer 12; Spirit Club 12; Student Council 11, 12; Homeroom President 11, 12; Homeroom Treasurer 10. REID HILL SAUNDERS Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10; Homeroom President 10. BRENDA CAROL SCOTT Beta Club 11, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11, 12; Ash-Hi-Life Staff 12. 204 PATRICIA LYNN SEWELL Intramurals 10, 11. SYLVIA IRENE SHANAS D.Eo 12; FBLA. thy i2: ROGER MICHAEL SHAW Wrestling Manager; Boys’ Monogram 10, 11; D.E. 11. BOBBY MICHAEL SILER Basketball 10, 11, 12; Football 11, 12; Intramurals 10; Boys’ Mono- gram Club 12. BRENDA GALE SMALL Basketball 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; F.H.A. 11, 12; Girls’ Monogram Club 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12; Homeroom Presi- dent 11, 12; Homeroom Secretary 10. BARBARA HARRIET SMITH Intramurals 10; F.H.A. 11. COLLETTA YVONNE SMITH Chorus Pai 5b Asal DEWEY WAYNE SMITH Intramurals 10. RANDOL HOBART SMITH Baseball 10, 11, 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Boys’ Monogram Club 11, President 12; Key Club 11, 12; Homeroom Vice-President 10. SHIRLEY DALE SMITH Intramurals 10; Civinettes 12; French Club 10, 11, 12; F.T.A. 12. THOMAS RICKY SMITH WANDA ANNETTE SMITH ALVAS PHILLIP SMOOT, JR. Senior Play. SANDRA KAY SOX Intramurals 10, 11; Beta Club 11, 12; Civinettes 12; French Club 11, Secretary 12; Youth Council 10, 11; Ash-Hi-Life Staff 11, 12; Junior Play; “Spotlight” 12; Homeroom President 10; Homeroom Secretary 12; Homeroom Treasurer 11; Senior Play. RONALD DANIEL SPIVEY Football Manager 10, 11, 12; Boys’ Monogram Club 10, 11, 12; Homeroom Treasurer 11. RICHARD DIXON STEED Intramurals 10; Track 10; Wrestling 10, 12. PEGGY MARIE STEELE FBG AS 10 eit 2 RAT ANTHONY PAIGE SYKES Baseball 11, 12; Football 11; Boys’ Monogram Club 11, 12; D.E. 11, 12; Student Council 11; Homeroom President 11. CAROL JEAN TAYLOR Intramurals 10; D.E. 12; F.B.L.A. 12; F.H.A. 10; Student Council Talent Show 10. HENRY MICHAEL TAYLOR Basketball 10; Golf 10; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Chess Club, Presi- Gcitelise lz errencneG ioe! (.912-9b.9.A, lls KeyeClub, LT,..12; Ash-Hi-Life Staff 12. SHERRIE SUSAN TEAGUE Intramurals 11; F.B.L.A. 11, 12; F.H.A. 11; Library Club 12; Spirit Club 12. CAROLYN LOIS THOMAS Intramurals 10; Civinettes 12; Chorus 10, 11, 12; French Club 10, 11; Library Club 10; Powder Puff Football 11, 12. HILDA. JANE THREADGILL Chorus 11. CAROLYN ANN TROGDON D.E., Secretary-Treasurer 12. RUSSELL CARLTON TROGDON Intramurals 11; Chorus 12; Junior Jaycees, Secretary 10, 11, 12; Ash-Hi-Chat Staff 11. SANDRA KAY TURNER D.E. 12; F.B.L.A. 11; French Club 11. CLYDE EDWARD TYSINGER, JR. Football 10, 11, 12; Boys Monogram Club 11, 12; Junior Jaycees 12. JUDY ANN TYSINGER Chorus 10; V.I.C.A. 11, President 12; Office Assistant 12. EVELYN GALE VAUGHN JULIO FERNANDO VELEZ Basketball 10; Football 10, 12; Intramurals 12; Track 12; Chorus 10, 12; Spanish Club 12; Student Council Talent Show 12. MICHAEL ROSS VUNCANNON Baseball 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Boys’ Monogram Club 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12; Spanish Club 12; Homeroom Vice-President 11. BEVERLY JANE WALKER Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Civinettes 12; French Club 11, Treasurer 12; Spirit Club 10, 11, 12; Homeroom Secretary 11. FREDERICK STUART WALKER Basketball 12; French Club 11; Band 10. RICHARD CHARLES WALKER Football 11. RUBY LORRAINE WALKER Intramurals 10; Beta Club 11, 12; Chorus 11, 12; French Club 11, 12; Student Council Talent Show 11. CANDICE ELIZABETH WAY Intramurals 10, 11; Beta Club 11, 12; F.S.A. 10; F.T.A. 11, 12; Youth Council 10, City President 11, County President 12; Ash-Hi- Life Staff 11, 12; Junior-Senior Prom Committee 11; Junior Class Secretary; Homeroom Secretary 11; Governor’s School 11; Junior Marshal. 205 SANDRA CHERYL WHITE Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Civinettes President 12; French Club 11, 12; Girls’ Monogram Club 11, Vice-President 12; Youth Council 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, Secretary 11; Senior Class Secretary 12; Homeroom President 10; Homeroom Vice-President 12; In- traclub Council 12. ELERBE HERRON WILLIAMS Basketball 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Boys’ Monogram Club 12. MYRA GAIL WILLIAMS Intramurals 10, 11; Chorus 10, Librarian 11, 12; F.H.A. 12; F.S.A. 12; Office Assistant 12; Spanish Club 10, 11; Senior Play; Musical 11. PHILIP DEAN WILLIAMS Chorus 12; Senior Play. BRENDA LOU WILLIAMSON Intramurals 10, 11; F.H.A. 10. JULIE COLLEEN WILLIAMSON D.E. 11, Vice-President 12. JAMES RALPH WILSON Baseball 11, 12; Football 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Track 10; Wrestling 10; Boys’ Monogram Club 12. MONA KAY WILSON PBL. Ass Omi iyet2; JIMMY WILSON WINNINGHAM D.E. 12. ALAN THOMAS WOLFE Wrestling 10; D.E. 11, 12. SYLVIA VON WRIGHT Intramurals 10, 11; F.B.L.A. 11, Vice-President 12; Office Assistant Wes, CINA ELLEN WULFF D.E. 12. LONNIE EUGENE YONCE PORTIA ELIZABETH YORK Intramurals 10; Spanish Club 10, 12; Ash-Hi-Chat Staff 12; Stu- dent Council 11; Homeroom President 11. STEPHEN BASCOM YORK Golf 10, 11, 12; Beta Club 11, 12; Boys’ Monogram Club 11, 12; Key Club 10, 11, Vice-President 12; Student Council 12; Homeroom President 12. ROBERT AVERITT YOUNG, JR. Intramurals 10; Library Club 12; Senior Play; Student Store Man- ager 11. ROSE MARIE YOUNG Intramurals 10; Chorus 11, 12; F.H.A. 10; Band 10. AOVERTISEMENtsS ACME-MCCRARY CORPORATION Ladies’ Seamless and Full Fashioned Hosiery ASHEBORO, NORTH CAROLINA “59 Years A Citizen of Randolph” 208 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF 1968 BLUE GEM MANUFACTURING Asheboro Greensboro Stoneville Makers of One of the leaders in TAREYTON SPORTSWEAR DUNGAREES for for WOMEN AND MISSES MEN AND BOYS Modern styles for the Suitable for all well dressed ages BLUE GEM is interested in the growth of Asheboro and its GRADUATES. Many employment opportunities are open for those wishing to enter the apparel industry. Please stop by and see us. CONGRATULATIONS ONCE MORE AND GOOD LUCK! ort ASHEBORO JEWELRY fi - f] i COMPANY Charter Service ASHEBORO COACH CO. ‘We Charter Buses Anywhere” We carry the Comets 625-2181 209 J. H. ALLEN, Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Located in— Room 300 Randolph Savings Loan Building 115 S. Fayetteville Asheboro, N. C. COCA-COLA BOTTLING ey OF ASHEBORO AUTOMATIC VENDING SERVICE COMPLETE VENDING SERVICE COFFEE, HOT FOOD, SANDWICHES, PASTRY, CANDY, CIGARETTES and ICED DRINKS PHONE 625-2380 1916 LIBERTY ROAD Asheboro, North Carolina 27203 BELK-YATES 227 Sunset Avenue Asheboro, North Carolina AENVGULOGZUEROUODUEEY ; M 210 es SEG FN i eo Asheboro Floor Cov ath TorGINOL TomoRROws Linotte vege Seamus Floors ry SCL aims CERAMIC TILE ASHEBORO PRINTING COMPANY Hedrick Arcade Building BOYD REALTY AND BUILDERS Real-Estate, Contractor and Builder 2404 N. Fayetteville Street Asheboro, N. C. 625-5545 CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF ’68 ASHEBORO HOSIERY MILLS, INC. Manufacturers and Finishers of Ladies’ Hosiery 211 ledimare_ — UNDERWEAR SPORTSWEAR ys 7 eee L_A S PROVEN ae 2 3 ii Stedman Manufacturing Company Asheboro, North Carolina 27203 New York — Los Angeles — Oakland — Honolulu Palas THE COURIER-TRIBUNE Randolph County’s Household Journal Since 1876 ALLEN MACHINE AND SUPPLY COMPANY Phone 625-5119 Asheboro, N. C. ASHEBORO COMMERCIAL BIG DEAL COLLEGE, INC. 1506 N. Fayetteville St. Asheboro, North Carolina Junior Accounting General Business 625-4250 Business Administration Stenographic | Secretarial Medical Secretarial | . IBM Key Punch vi ahaa A ; SHOES Phone 625-4094 Free Parking BIG D EAL sHor —— Air-Conditioned Co-educational ae ea f Exclusive ve CERTIFIED CONCRETE CORPORATION West Academy Street Asheboro, North Carolina Phone 625-4059 213 DIXIE RESTAURANT S. Fayetteville Street Dixie Drive-In West Dixie Drive DOG “N” SUDS 1310 S. Fayetteville Street 1011 N. Fayetteville Street Asheboro, N. C. Downtown Asheboro’s Largest and Most Complete Variety Store Complete line of school supplies AUTO SALES, INC. 503 N. Fayetteville Street 625-2500 — 625-2700 FRANK REDDING Graunee Mr BIRKHEAD NEELY vc. 214 The men and women at Genera l Electric extend a HOUSEWARES DIVISION friendly greeting to all Asheboro High School students. Progress s Our Most Important Prodvet We also urge you to obtain as much education as you can. You will then be prepared to meet the challenges G F Ni i R A L 96) 4 LE CT a H C that lie ahead. BONK’S CLEANERS BOONE OIL COMPANY Specialists In Fabric Care 1818 Liberty Road Asheboro, N. C. Phone 625-2661 Route 6, Highway 64 East Asheboro, N. C. Paul Boone owner operator BYRD’S PAINT ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, INC. 428 S. Fayetteville Street Asheboro, North Carolina 215 FOX DRUGS Hillside Shopping Center Asheboro, N. C. HAYWORTH MOTOR 532 South Fayetteville Street Asheboro, N. C. Phone 625-6177 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE 370 West Salisbury Street Asheboro, North Carolina i vi ve East Dixie Drive 654 N. Fayetteville 823 W. Salisbury Main St., Randleman Hwy. 64, Ramseur Denton a seeee ates state ae LALA ( a : pe conn EN gece mania acca esate ee Burlington 216 B. B. Walker Shoe Co., Asheboro, N. C. (Main Office and Plant) 1S O Ranral Ld ll a B. B. Walker Shoe Co., Asheboro, N. C. (Cut Sole Plant) oti Re ee ai Wri g at heptane ere _s = s an | tu : Den aniteen B. B. Walker Shoe Company Asheboro, North Carolina 217 Appliances — Radio — Color T.V. Tires, Batteries Accessories Coins and Coin Supplies Asheboro, North Carolina MANN’S 341 N. Fayetteville St. Phone 625-6001 Dixie Drive Phone 625-2179 Asheboro, North Carolina JORDAN’S SHEET METAL AND PLUMBING COMPANY 1540 North Fayetteville Street Phone 625-5533 Asheboro, N. C. HOLLINGSWORTH JEWELERS Quality Jewelers 212 Sunset Avenue L-RANCH SHOP, Inc. Chairs and Sofa Frames Wood Parts Turnings Asheboro, N. C. Phone 629-1451 218 Graduate to the best in banking FIRST NATIONAL BANK Asheboro - Midtown - North Asheboro Hillside Member FDIC W. T. GRANT CO. HILLSIDE SHOPPING CENTER Asheboro, N. C. HONEYCUTT’S ESSO 1919 North Fayetteville Street Phone 625-2050 219 Kizer Launderers Cleaners Kizer Linen Rental Service SSS eee REAL ES TATE STATEWIDE SERVICE LOTS ‘FARMS HOUSES RENTALS � TIMBER © AUCTION SALES FINANCING © WATERFRONT LOTS INDUSTRIAL: APPRAISING � BEACH PROPERTY TIMBERLANDS CANAL LOTS SUBDIVISIONS COMMERCIAL CATTLE RANCHES DAIRY RANCHES PROPERTY MANAGEMENT SHOPPING CENTERS ACREAGE KETIREMENT LANDS SPLIT RAIL FENCE LIGHTNING PROTECTION SYSTEMS - HOMES ¢ BLOGS. OFFICES 1002 ERIOROATE DRIVE SPORTSMAN VILLAGE” � ASHEBORO, N.C BEAUFORT, N.C. 6256287 ¥ 625-3290 728 4332 ¥ 728-3005 The good things are ahead! LEO HAMMER AGENCY Best Wishes, Seniors! 220 MOORE - GARDNER and ASSOCIATES L L ONE HOUR CLEANERS LAUNDRY 1701 North Fayetteville Street Phone 625-3971 1133 South Fayetteville Street Phone 629-3637 ONE-HOUR “MARTINIZING” 726 S. Fayetteville St. 629 N. Fayetteville St. Asheboro, North Carolina Compliments of NANCE CHEVROLET COMPANY Phone 625-2107 NEWTON WELDING SHOP 1221 N. Fayetteville St. 625-4830 BOSSONG HOSIERY MILL ee Vn ead 221 . ready tied or four-n-hand, all patterns and fabrics. He never has too many ties. B.C.MOORE SONS, INC. ROBERT'S Automatic Transmission and Texaco Service 664 North Fayetteville Street Phone 629-1650 ASHEBORO, NORTH CAROLINA RANDOLPH TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 629 Industrial Park Asheboro, N. C. Randolph Packing Co, ASHEBORO, H.C. Graduates— Wishin’ You The Best! esa, “PERRY'S DANCELAND” The Greatest Name In Southland Dancing! RANDOLPH PACKING Perry Hunt Leo Hammer COMPANY Boneless Beef Our Specialty Dial 625-6262 Asheboro, N. C. 222 SAMMY LONG SEAT COVER CENTER Customized Automobiles New Furniture and Reupholstering 1844 Raleigh Road Asheboro, North Carolina tas Oe RANDOLPH SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 115 South Fayetteville Street Asheboro, North Carolina STEED TEXACO SERVICE 1602 N. Fayetteville St. Phone 625-3065 SUPERIOR BODY SHOP Monroe Draughn 110 Saunders Drive Asheboro, N. C. Phone 629-1330 inn K. H. STEVENSON SUPPLY CO. preci “WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS” 560 Walker St., Asheboro, N. C. PLUMBING - HEATING - ELECTRICAL - INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES 223 | Lean on Klopman ; ; ’ Women’s Wear Division, Men’s Wear Division, Shirting Division, Klopman Mills, Inc. 115 West 40th Street, New York 1, N.Y. 224 THE RECORD SHOP Church Street 625-5350 incurs UMGOUE HOME CREDIT COMPANY 19 South Fayetteville Street Asheboro, North Carolina Telephone 629-9193 You Can Count on HOME for Your Money Needs PUGH FUNERAL HOME 444 Sunset Avenue Asheboro-Randleman, N. C. 625-2171 88-7592 225 Gladys says AFTER THE GAME MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT A GUILFORD DAIRY BAR YOU NEVER OUTGROW YOUR NEED FOR MILK GUILFORD DAIRY MILK SHAKES, SUNDAES, HOT DOGS SANDWICHES, DAIRY LUNCHES ROBERTS REALTY CO. Walter Vance Roberts All Types of Real Estate and Home Construction 105 N. Fayetteville Street Asheboro, N. C. SCOTT BOOK STORE, INC. SCHOOL SUPPLIES 140-42 South Fayetteville Street Asheboro, North Carolina Portable Typewriters Greeting Cards, Gifts, Books, Albums BERDEAEE 226 V4 t UWHARRIE GOLF COUNTRY CLUB INC. RFD 3, Asheboro, N. C. Phone 857-2651 SIR ROBERT MOTEL Television — Swimming Pool Room Phones — Air Conditioned Hwy. U.S. 220 at Junction at 49 E. 64 UNION CARBIDE ¥ CORPORATION Consumer Products Division Asheboro Plant 227 a3 riington We are. Nuts enough to make Gold Cup® in any color if it pleases your feet. In fact, right now we’re up to 49 lively, luscious feet pleasers. Some bright, some bold, some deep and dark. Some downright mad. And we’re nuts when it comes to making Gold Cup. Only the soft- est, fluffiest, 75% high-bulk Orlon 49 colors. People think were nuts. is used. To give it our special brand of a thick, light bouncy blend. Feels and looks like cashmere. And we’ve teamed all this with the snappiest 25% stretch nylon. It’s built in to give it stay up power that stays. And one size fits every ‘oot. But we don’t stop there. Gold Cup has a stronger-than- ever, higher and wider, double en- forced heel and toe shield. Holds up under the wildest, weirdest wear. And it goes great with everything you wear. As for price, it’s $1.50 the pair. For all 49, only $73.50. Gold Cup has become Amer- ica’s biggest selling sock. Just how nuts are we? the Burlington sock. IMOA JSIIGBU J40}S GY} 10} SM BRIA PF = DuPont™™- -saLsnpul UOIBUILINg 40 VOISIAI ¥ “SIILW INOJI9G UOIBUILUNG—GLOOT HOA MON HOA MON “SeoLIoWY eu JO anuary O6ZI ‘SHOOS NOLONITNNE oho” Burlington Socks Asheboro, North Carolina 228 TEXTILE MACHINE WORKS Regional Parts Center 1720 N. Fayetteville St. Asheboro, North Carolina RRS TEXT KEGIG Compliments of HEDGECOCK HOME BUILDING, INC. Complete Line of Building Materials Asheboro, N. C. sala VESTAL MOTOR COMPANY 911 South Fayetteville Street Ford — Thunderbird — Falcon W W SUPERMARKET 522 North Fayetteville Street Courteous Service and Most Friendly Personnel 229 HALL-KNOTT INC. Men’s and Young Men’s Wear TOBIAS Exclusive Ladies’ Sportswear 221 S. Fayetteville Street ASHEBORO, N. C. ickett’s Men’s Shop G. L. HARRIS COMPANY 322-324 Sunset Avenue Asheboro, N. C. Phone 625-6363 230 Best Wishes From PEOPLES SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Asheboro and Ramseur RIDGE-McDOWELL FUNERAL SERVICE Asheboro, North Carolina THOMAS-WOODLEY PONTIAC INC. 930 S. Fayetteville St. Asheboro, N. C. If your hair isn’t becoming to you, you should be coming to us. SERVICE BEAUTY SHOP Hillside Shopping Center 625-4089 VONCANNON TRUCKING COMPANY Custom Grading and Hauling 629-1647 231 ELLIOT OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO., INC. 124 West Academy Street Asheboro, North Carolina Compliments of Compliments of ASHEBORO CONCRETE pat Te AS) ATS (Sch 200 Foust St. PRODUCTS COMPANY Behind Randolph Hospital Phone 625-2167 ASHEBORO MOTOR COMPANY ASHEBORO PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. 1029 Sunset Avenue Asheboro, North Carolina 625-6141 BAKER’S SHOE STORE Shoes For The Family CANDY BROOKS Ballet DANCE STUDIO Tap IM OUn Se RAVER: 527 Hoover St. Jazz Asheboro, North Carolina Asheboro, N. C. Baton 625-3234 Physical Fitness Acrobatic Ballroom CAR DRUGS 1717 N. Fayetteville St. COFFIN SCARBORO Asheboro, N. C. Quality Shoes 625-2300 ASHEBORO, N. C. DAVIS TIRE SERVICE Florist Greenhouses Recapping - - - - - Used Tire Gift Sho Kelly Springfield Tires Florist Gi p Home Garden Center Compact Car Recapping 103 West Lanier Phone 625-4142 232 Compliments of DIXIE FURNITURE COMPANY Asheboro Division, Inc. ECONO OIL COMPANY 202 W. Salisbury Street Day Phone 625-5410 Night Phone 625-3807 KEROSENE—FUEL OIL—GASOLINE FASHION FABRICS CENTER Dress Fabrics —- Drapery Fabrics Butterick Patterns — Sewing Accessories 1123 South Fayetteville Street Phone 625-5237 Asheboro, North Carolina HAMMOND ESSO SERVICE 959 South Fayetteville Street Phone 629-1388 HARRELSON’S TEXACO SERVICE AND TIRE CENTER 1221 N. Fayetteville St. 629-9054 629-9993 HUNSUCKER PRINTING COMPANY Printers — Lithographers 113 Trade Street Phone 625-9125 Asheboro, North Carolina JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY H. B. “Bud” Willis, Jr.—Agent Life — Health — Disability Group — Pension — Profit Sharing 217 S. Fayetteville 629-9632 Asheboro, N. C. KEARNS SERVICE DRUG 803 West Salisbury Street Phone 625-2216 DURHAM PRINTING COMPANY EVA FRYE’S DRESS SHOP 152 South Fayetteville Street Asheboro, North Carolina Junior and Regular Dresses and Sportswear GRANT FERREE Plumbing — Heating and Sheet Metal Works Mueller Climatrol Lennox Products Phone 625-3417 Asheboro, N. C. HOFFMAN-INGOLD AUTO SALES 1014 N. Fayetteville Street Telephone 625-4600 R. E. “Spec” Hoffman Leonard Ingold eit aT” FURNITURE HOLT-ROOKS EQUIPMENT TRUCK COMPANY “Your International Harvester Dealer’ Asheboro, North Carolina KATHERYN’S Styles for Ladies and Misses 120 Sunset Avenue Asheboro, North Carolina LEE PRINTING COMPANY 429 South Fayetteville Street All types of commercial printing Asheboro, North Carolina 233 MAGGIE’S TOWEL SHEET SHOP 2508 N. Fayetteville Street Highway 220 “Towels and Sheets By The Pound” MOFFITT KNITTING MILLS, INC. Manufacturers of Men’s and Women’s Full-Fashion Banlon Shirts 105: W. Beasley Street North Asheboro NEELY AND LISK INSURANCE AGENCY “Your Independent Insurance Agents” Ryan R. Neely Tyler R. Lisk NATIONAL HOSIERY MILLS, INC. 332 West Bailey Street Asheboro, North Carolina Telephone 625-5702 PIEDMONT AUTO PARTS CO., INC. Wholesale Auto Parts and Equipment RANDOLPH OIL COMPANY Distributors of Gulf Petroleum Products Phone 625-3497 1614 South Fayetteville Asheboro, North Carolina RIDDLES, INC. 148 S. Fayetteville Street Asheboro, N. C. Fine clothes for men, young men, and ladies J. D. ROSS AND COMPANY Office and Institutional Furniture Asheboro, North Carolina 234 MID-STATE PAPER BOX COMPANY MOORE’S MOTEL AND GRILL 1620 North Fayetteville Street Phone 625-2511 Asheboro, North Carolina NORTHEAST BEAUTY SALON 166 E. Ward Street Phone 629-3340 Exquisitely Styled Coiffeurs OUR BABY HOSIERY MILL Manufacturing of Baby Socks 1730 N. Fayetteville Street North Asheboro 625-3848 RAMPON PRODUCTS, INC. RICH’S INTERIORS Mary Carter Paint 112 E. Kivett Street Phone 625-4969 ROSES 5c, 10c, and 25¢ STORES Congratulations, Seniors 133 Sunset Avenue Compliments SCARBOROUGH’S MEN’S SHOP Teeny Scarborough SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COMPANY Paints That Cover the Earth Southern Auto Sales 703 N. FAYETTEVILLE STREET PHONE MAIN 85-5438 Asheboro, Tlorth Carolina STATE FARM MUTUAL The Careful Driver Insurance Company C. C. (Jack) Andrews Asheboro, N. C. 27203 173 Worth St. Office 629-3660 TEAGUE SUNOCO SERVICE West Dixie Drive Asheboro, N. C. Phone 625-4226 TOMMY’S DRIVE-IN Bar-B-Q Sandwiches Thick Milk Shakes VICK BROS. ELECTRIC CO. Contracting and Repairing Phone 625-4290 Asheboro, N. C. 0. W Vick T. E. Vick WEST SIDE REPAIR SHOP AND ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS Route 2, Highway 64 West Asheboro, N. C. 27203 Phone 625-5436 WORTH SHAW PHOTOGRAPHER 230 Hawthorne Drive Asheboro, North Carolina General Photography Home 625-3116 235 SMART STYLES, INC. Country Club Drive Asheboro, North Carolina SOUTH FAYETTEVILLE STREET SUNOCO SERVICE 605 South Fayetteville Street Asheboro, North Carolina 27203 STONE’S SHOES, INC. “Shoes and Accessories for the Entire Family”’ 226 Sunset Avenue—Phone 629-9652 Asheboro, N. C. TIE-RITE NECKWEAR CO. Men’‘s and Boys’ Neckwear Asheboro, N. C. H. R.. TROLLINGER AND SONS Realtors and Mid-State Insurance Agency, Inc. 200 Worth Street VON-TEX HOSIERY MILLS, INC. Asheboro, North Carolina Manufacturers of Fine Quality Seamless Hosiery WOODLEY FURNITURE 118 South Church Street Asheboro, North Carolina WALKER REAL ESTATE Complete Real Estate Service Sales — Residential, Business, Industrial, Farms, Property Management, Appraisals, Mortgages — VA and FHA Financing Mrs. Lorene B. Walker—Realtor 219 S. Fayetteville St. — Room 207 Phone 625-2687 WRIGHT'S STUDIO . Cc. H. WOOD, INC. Marston Wright, Photographer 211 South Beetles sieet General Contractors Phone 625-3516 Portraits — Child Photography Wedding and Commercial Photography Asheboro, North Carolina YATES THRIFT STORE The Bargain Store That Hates High Prices A Friend Hugh Fitzpatrick, M.D. Harvey Adams, M.D. Willis H. Fowle, M.D. J. T. Barnes, M.D. J. L. Fritz, Sr., M.D. T. Nolan Barnes, M.D. Fred Graham, Jr., M.D. T. R. Cleek, M.D. Luke W. Query, M.D. Compliments of a Friend Charles W. Stout, M.D. G. Thomas Davis, M.D. J. W. Thompson, M.D. Robert E. Doak, M.D. Joel C. Whaley, O.D. L. J. Earwood, D.V.M. R. M. Wilhoit, M.D. Frank Edmondson, M.D. Asheboro Dry Cleaners Burge Florist Auman Brothers Feed Seed Store Burney Office Supply Company Balfour Gulf Service Sam Burrow Insurance Agency Beauty Boutique Canoy Nurseries Bess Maid, Inc. Quinton Caviness Plumbing and Heating Blue Mist Drive-In Central Bakery Bost Neckwear Company Central Gas and Appliance Company Brookshire Brothers Central Machine Shop Bullard’s Florist Charmeuse Hosiery Mills, Inc. 236 C. H. Furniture Company C’s Children’s Clothes, Toys, and Sporting Goods Cumming’s Frozen Foods, Inc. Dixie Burger Drive-In Dixie Dew Cafe Dodd’s Pottery Duchess Beauty Salon Elliot’s Seafood and Poultry Feezor’s Food Store Garner Florist and Greenhouses Garner-Morgan Hardware Griffin Electric Company Grimes Jewelry Company Hadley Coal Company J. Hyatt Hammond Hath’s Shoe Shop Herlocker Oil Company Hill’s Skating Rink Home Furniture Company Home T.V. and Radio Service Hop’s Barbecue Ingold’s Jewelry Jack and Jill Shop Jewel Box Jones Barber Shop Jones Department Store Kearns Television Electronics Lady’s Beauty Salon Lane Furniture Company Lavolla’s Beauty Shop Leonard Electric Motor Repair Company 237 The Little Castle Madelyn’s Shoe Store McCombs Grocery Morton Construction Company Leo R. Myers Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio North State Agency of Asheboro, Inc. Phillip’s Cadillac Olds Pope’s Dollar Store L. Clegg Pritchard, Contractor Professional Barber and Hair Styling Shop Randolph FCX Randolph Furniture Company, Inc. Red’s Chicken Hut Roger’s Jewelry Jerry C. Rowe, Inc. Rumbley Brothers Upholstery Seafood Lodge Service Sewing Center Southern Floor Covering Spencer Flying Service Starlight Drive-In Superior Cleaners Tip Top Hosiery Mills, Inc. Town and Country Furniture Company S. E. Trogdon Sons, Inc. 220 Grill 220 Variety House U. S. 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J. 180 Arnold, Larry Worth 78, 129, 162 Art Department 46 Arthur, Cynthia Lee 162 Asheboro City Schools Administration 12 Asheboro High School Administration 13 Asheboro High School Band 41, 42, 43, 149 Asheboro High School Chorus 44, 45, 133, 149 Asheboro Youth Council 104 Ash-Hi-Chat Staff 50, 51 Ash-Hi-Life 136 Ash-Hi-Life Staff 48, 49 Ashley, Brenda Kay 138 Ashley, Charles Ray 138 Atkins, Bill R. 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(Mrs.) 14 Benson, Douglas Keith 71, 138, 143 Beta Club 88 Biddle, Robert Grier 138 Bimbo, Carl Lee 50, 145, 162 Bingham, Charles Steven 120 Bingham, Wayne Craig 120 Birckhead, Thomas Wiley, Jr. 120 Bivens, Jackie Robert 77 Blackwell, John Duane 74, 138 Blake, Mary Tate (Mrs.) 15, 45, 122, 133, 145 Blakely, Sandra Mahala 138 Blue, Paul Fairley 48, 138, 143 Bobo, James Floyd 162 Bobo, John Kemper 72, 120 Bobo, Karen Dale 92, 120, 125 Bolton, Melinda Jane 120 Bonkemeyer, Phillip Dale 162 Boone, Emma Kateria 162 Boroughs, Michael R. 74, 138 Bowman, George Harris 120 Boys’ Monogram Club 103 Branson, Rhonda Perri 163 Bray, Barry Marvin 74, 138 Bray, Blanche Dean 138 Bray, Nancy Faye 138 Brewer, Leah Clydeene 145, 160, 163 Bridgeman, Danny Lee 120 Bridgeman, Susan Louise 138 Bridgers, Sue Kingsbury 138 Briles, Andrea Kay 163 Briles, Sam Charles 74, 120 Briles, Troy Gene 49, 163 Brim, Deborah Dianne 120 Britt, Susan Gaye 120 Britt, Tona Gale 109, 163 Broadaway, Barbara Lea 163 Brower, David Arthur 120 Brower, Milton Christopher 97, 114, 141, 153, 163 Brower, Phillip Mack 120 Brown, Clara Lou 163 Brown, Danny Harris 45, 163 Brown, Lillian Sullivan 163 Brown, Michael Edward 138 Brown, Michael Irvin 120 Brown, Orvel Edwin 120 Brown, Patsy Faye 92, 138 Brown, Steve Doyle 79 Brown, Susan Gail 163 Brown, Susan Jane 82, 137, 139, 143, 158 Browne, Alma Elizabeth 30, 84, 120, 124, 129, 152 Browne, Constance Veronica 80, 139, 142 Bryson, Carolyn Gail 139 Buie, Katherine (Miss) 15, 24, 136 Bulla, Barbara Ellen 58, 80, 120, 151 Bulla, Joyce Marie 139, 142, 143 Bulla, Kenneth Wayne 163 Bulla, Mary Evans 120 Bulla, Steven Edward 164 Bulla, Thomas Fletcher, III 78 Bullard, Doris Lynne 120 Bullins, Roger Gene 120 Bullins, Winona Grey 120 Bunch, Ellen Elizabeth 24, 42, 89, 164, 185, 197 Bunker, Robin Lee 49, 139, 142 Bunting, Brenda Lou 139 Bunting, Carolyn Louise 49, 89, 145, 160, 164 Bunting, Clark Dorsett 71, 139 Bunting, Joan Elizabeth 139 Bunting, Kathy Louise 120 Burke, Diana Rae 88, 92, 152, 160, 164 Burke, Paul Jefferson, Jr. 65, 67, 77, 82, 114, 164 Burke, Roger Terry 120 Burke, Thomas Bradie 120 Burkhead, Pamela Jane 37, 48, 139, 143 Burkhead, Sandra Lea 120, 124, 158 Burkhead, Suzann 105, 114, 158, 164, 166 Burns, Mary Ann 139 Burns, Patricia Ann 50, 164 Burrow, Donald Worth 120 Burrow, Jesse William 139 Burrow, Samuel Jackson, III 78, 119, 145 Bus Drivers’ Club 95 Business Department 52, 53 Byrd, Roger Lane 164 Cafeteria Staff 23 Cagle, Charles Boyd 32, 120 Cagle, Denise Lynne 120, 125 Cagle, Kevin Douglas 164 Cagle, Monte Fred 164 Cagle, Nita Kay 139 Cagle, Tony Lee 120 Callicutt, Rhonda Faye 120 Camp, Sharon Marie 120 Campbell, Sammie Diane 139 Cannon, William Louis 65, 139, 143 Canoy, Roger Terry 139 Carlton, Melvin Ray 120 Carrick, Tony Lee 139 Carter, Catherine Dawn 122 Carter, David Woodrow 65, 77, 139, 142 Carter, Ina K. (Mrs.) 23 Carter, James Lawrence 122 Casstevens, Thomas Michael 65, 66, 77, 164 Catalani, Michael Joseph 139 Caudill, Mitchell Lane 122, 142, 145 Causey, James Hubert 106, 114, 164 Caveness, Kittie J. (Mrs.) 15 Caviness, Aileene Gail 122 Caviness, Perry Alonzo 122 Chandler, Myra Ann 165 Chandler, William Bryan, Jr. 171 Chaney, Barbara Jean 139 Chapman, Siotha Stephanie 139 Cheek, Jesse Clayton 129, 139, 152 Cheek, Sharon Glenn 139 Cheerleaders 82, 83 Cheerleaders, Junior Varsity 84 Chess Club 111 Chisholm, Mary Agnes 122 Chriscoe, Joyce Ellen 139 Chriscoe, Mildred (Mrs.) 12 Church, Joseph (Mr.) 12 Civinettes 110 Clark, Judy Lee 122 Clark, Linda Alice 50, 165 Clark, Marie Gail 105, 155, 165 Clayton, Roger William 165 Clayton, Ronald David 165 Coble, Edward Gene 139, 152 Coble, Gerry Anthony 139 Coble, Patsy Loraine 139 Coble, Rebecca Brown 122, 125 246 Cochran, Jacqueline Marie 145 Cochran, Suzanne 49, 82, 110, 140 Cockman, Sandra Faye 165 Coggins, Shirley Ann 140 Color Guard 42 Cole, Phillip Brady 51, 94, 165 Cole, Sherry Ann 122 Coleman, Gary Ford 78, 140 Collins, David Raymond 122 Collins, Michael Edward 140 Coltrane, Ella Mae 122 Coltrane, Michael Leroy 122 Coltrane, Richard Ronnie 69, 72, 118, 122 Comer, Gary Craig 140 Contents 9 Cook, Phyllis Ann 140 Cook, Ronnie Lee 122 Cooper, June Kelly 165 Cooper, Margaret Blanche 122 Cooper, Pamela Remona 140 Copple, Gwendolyn Faye 140 Cothran, Diane Michelle 122 Cotner, John Lawrence 165 Councilman, Jesse Haywood,III 140 Councilman, Larry Lopp 70, 165 Counselor 22 Covington, James Ronald 140 Covington, Steve Craig 26, 122 Cox, Amy Lynn 50, 151, 165 Cox, Charles Worth 122 Cox, Cynthia Louise 108, 122 Cox, Don Stanton 140 Cox, Donald Lyn 122 Cox, Hoyt Lester 65, 140 Cox, Jerry Recil 140 Cox, Kenneth Monroe 122, 125 Cox, Lantford Emette 72, 122 Cox, Linda Gail 122, 124 Cox, Michael Cortez 140 Cox, Mildred Ann 165 Cox, Patricia Kaye 82, 83, 99, 165, 192 Cox, Richard (Dr.) 127 Cox, Ricky Gene 165 Cox, Roy Lee 167 Cox, Tony Walter 140 Cox, Vicki Lynn 122 Craft, Stephanie Phyllis 152, 167 Craig, Elbridge Reid 167 Cranford, Billy Stephen 140 Cranford, Cathy Ellen 140 Cranford, Douglas Ray 122 Cranford, Judy Gail 140 Cranford, Margaret Teresia 89, 145, 166, 167, 185 Cranford, Odell Lambeth, Jr. 140 Cranford, Roy Lee 122 Craven, Candace Ann 140, 145 Craven, Maxton Ray 122 Craven, Tina Gail 122 Craven, Virginia S. (Mrs.) 15 Crawford, Deborah Lou 166, 167, 185 Crawford, Randy Carroll 122 Crickmore, Charles Lloyd 140 Croft, Kenneth Robert 167, 185 Croom, William Worth 65, 91, 140, 143 Cross, Billie Josephine 140 Cross, Burnetta Jean 122 Cross, Charles Thomas 122, 124 Cross, Timothy Lee 38, 122 Crowder, Alda Jean 167 Cude, Randal Lee 30, 122 Cude, Richard Michael 140 Culbreth, Margaret Leigh 99, 114, 160, 167 Culnon, Steve Roy 140 Daniels, Della Larraine 123 Davis, Brenda Marie 140, 142 Davis, Clarence Lee 123, 130 Davis, Dorothy Linda 141 Davis, Jimmie Darrell 36, 123 Davis, Julia Ann 123 Davis, Nancy Hester 26, 89, 167 Davis, Phillip Lee 141 Davis, Shirley Jean 123 Davis, Steve Douglas 123 Davis, Suzanne Jockinson 123 Davis, Thomas Earl 72, 123 Dawson, Emery Tyson 65, 66, 77, 167 Deaton, William Manley 124 Dedication 8 Delk, Charles Ray 124, 125 Delk, Joseph Clay III 78, 90, 94, 113, 115, 129, 160, 166, 167, 188 Delk, Thomas Newell 124, 129 Dennis, Glenda Gail 141 Dennis, Rachel Marie 124 Derr, Walker W. (Mrs.) 1 5 Derrick, Eustis Leo III 141, 142, 165 Deutsch, Michael Gary 69, 74, 124, 125 Distributive Education 55 Distributive Education Club 100 Dix; Stephen James 185 Dix, Walter Grady 69, 124, 145 Dixon, Phyllis LaRue 101, 167 Dollyhigh, Jimmy Ray 76, 77, 119 Dornbush, Robert Michael 167 Dornbush, Thomas Thammel 141 Dorsett, James Phillip 166, 167, 185 Dorsett, Janet Ina 124 Dorsett, Michael Olan 70, 168 Dorsett, Thomas 124 Dramatics Department 47 Draughn, Larry Albert 168 Dunker, Barbara Diane 124 Dunlap, Pamela Sue 80, 141 Dunn, Atlas Cleveland, III 69, 72, 124 Dunn, Betty Gail 141 Dunn, Nancy Ellen 141 Dunn, Patricia Maude 168 Durante, Regina Delora 124 Durham, Carey Martin 48, 129, 141, 152 Durham, Don W. (Mr.) 12, 147 Durham, Herbert Micheal 124 Dwiggins, Doris Jane 141, 152 Edmonds, Ruth Elizabeth 168 Edwards, Carlie B. (Mr.) 15 Edwards, Susan Elaine 42, 89, 114, 168, 185, 186 Efird, Martha Sue 124 Ellington, Jamesanna 124 English Department 28, 29 Essick, Jimmy Darrell 141 Everett, Claudette Evon 124 Everett, Leslie Claris 49, 168 Everett, Paulette Yvonne 124 Everett, Richie Ashborn 74, 141 Executive Council 115 Faircloth, Zoe Bunn 45, 145, 166, 168 Fairley, Archie B. (Mr.) 16 Farlow, Martha Ann 141 Farlow, Troy Alfred 124 Felton, Patricia Nan 49, 141 Femister, Barbara Diane 168 Ferree, Gregory Dale 141 Ferree, Mary Alice 124 Ferree, Randleman Duke, Jr. 79, 168 Fields, Jane Christian 131 Fields, Joseph B. (Mr.) 16, 43 Fitzgerald, Agnes Prudence 141 Fitzpatrick, Elton Hugh 74, 141 247 Fitzpatrick, Hugh (Dr.) 12 Flenniken, Lena R. (Mrs.) 16 Flowers, John Vernon 168 Floyd, Jerry Reid 77, 168 Football 65 Football, J.V. 69 Fowler, Charles Kent 168 Fowlkes, Mary Susan 124 Fox, Judy Carol 110, 141 Fox, Marilynn Lee 124 Fox, Mevelyn Estelle 169 Fox, Richard Lee 169 Franquemont, Donna M. (Mrs.) 16, 146 Franquemont, Jed Lachlan 79, 146 Freeman, Brenda Kay 169 Freeman, Carolyn Dianne 124 Freeman, Donald Gene 77, 169 Freeman, Jesse Elias 169 Freeman, Susan Gayle 125 French, Alec Carr 141 French Club 89 French Department 26 Future Business Leaders of America 96 Future Homemakers of America 92 Future Scientists of America 97 Future Teachers of America 98 Galbincea, Mary Ellen 141 Gale, Eric Cowan 125 Gallemore, David B. (Mr.) 16 Gallimore, Steven Ray 49, 106, 144 Galloway, Teresa Karen 80, 141 Garner, Darrell Thomas 166, 169 Garner, David Bryant 125 Garner, Debra Evelyn 125 Garner, Dennis McDonald 69, 74, 125 Garner, Donald Blease 125 Garner, Kathy Jane 141 Garner, Nancy Ruth 52, 169 Garrison, Jo Deweena 169 Garrison, Lealon 141 Gatlin, Charles Edward 141 Gibson, Joseph Emmette 125, 129, 152 Gillis, James Lynn 169 Girls’ Monogram Club 102 Gladden, Annie Benita 125 Gladden, Jacqueline Jacola 141 Gnida, John Stephen 141 Goins, Janet Nellie 169 Goins, Robert Steve 125 Goins, Royce Elmer 169 Goldston, Willie La Rue 125 Golf 79 Gordon, Vernon Lee 125 Goss, John David, Jr. 71, 151, 169 Governor’s School 40 Graham, John Randall 125 Grant, Edgar Wilson 141 Graves, DeQuincey Ann 169 Gray, Danny Wade 125 Gray, Max Dixon 125 Greene, Phillip Von 69, 125 Greeson, Thomas Vernon 125 Griffin, Christopher Michael 69, 115, 118, 125 Grose, Robert Lawrence 125 Hall, Pamela Lane 169 Hall, Susan Dawn 125 Hames, Linda Gail 125 Hamilton, Harrell Rolan 141 Hamilton, Ronnie Lewis 101, 170 Hammer, Karl Mark 133 Hammer, Donnie Shurman 126 Hammond, Jerry Michael 126 Hammond, Rhonda Kay 141 Hammond, Ruby (Mrs.) 23 Hancock, Rita Jane 170 Hanner, Phyllis Kay 126 Hardee, Frankie Dianne 42, 88, 170 Hardin, Amy June 142 Harrington, Edwin (Mr.) 16; 43 Harris, Charles Douglas 69, 124, 126 Interclub Council 114 Harris, Joan Elizabeth 170 Intramurals 85 Harris, Lelia Ann 40, 129, 152, 158, 159, 166, 170, 185, 189 Introduction 1-7 Harris, Vera Katherine 125, 126 Jackson, William Robert 143 Harrison, George Edward 142 Janitors 23 Hasty, James Nantz 122, 170 Jarrell, Alice Ann 143 Hawkins, Deborah Jane 49, 141, 142 Jarrell, Hilda Marie 143 Hayes, Ladene Marie 142 Jarrell, Howard Joseph 143 Hayes, Larry Wade 69, 72, 124, 126 Jarrell, Jackie Edward 69, 72, 126 Hayes, Montae Joseph 124, 126 Jarrett, Donald (Mr.) 17, 27, 1 13, 115 Hayes, Wanda Jean 142 Jarrett, Judy Mae 52, 143 Hedrick, Alice DeEtte 80, 97, 125, 126 Jarrett, Patsy Ann 172 Hedrick, David Ross 126 Jarvis, Sam Jesse 126 Hedrick, Dona Lynne 88, 133, 136, 145 Jeffus, Dennis James 69, 72, 127 Hedrick, Edward Lawrence 126 Jessup, Nancy Joyce 143 Henderson, Brenda Sue 142 Johnson, Ava Ruth 143 Henderson, Elizabeth Jean 170 Johnson, David Lee 143 Henry, Clarence Wilson, Jr. 124, 126 Johnson, Deborah Carol 108, 143 Henry, Lester Frank 74, 126 Johnson, Hal Clancy 78, 182 Henry, Michael Wilson 69, 126 Johnson, Helen Eloise 61, 82, 137, 146 Henson, William Allen 45, 114, 142 Johnson, Linda Frances 127 Herlocker, Donald Austin 69, 125, 126 Johnson, Lydia Gail 127 Hiatt, Kathleen Yevonne 80, 142, 151 Johnson, Michael Alan 65, 77, 146 Hicks, James Edward 126 Johnson, Virginia Dianne 151, 172 Hicks, Theresa Louise 170 Johnson, Virginia Kay 172 Hill, Cathy Louise 126 Johnson, Wanda Lee 146 Hill, Deborah Lynn 126 Johnston, Amanda Karyl 125, 127 Hill, Terry Howard 170 Johnstone, Nancy Jane 172 Hill, Yvonne Marie 142 Jones, Deborah Leigh 42, 172 Hinson, Glennie Carol 170 Jones, Larry Vernon 127 History Department 31, 32, 33 Jones, Linda Dale 172 Hodges, Charles, II 65, 71, 142 Jones, Pamela Jane 42, 142, 146 Hodgin, Beryl Ellen 126 Jones, Robert Stanley 127 Hogan, Betty Jean 126 Jones, Ronald Wesley 146 Holland, Deborah Ann 126 Jones, Tommie Ann 127 Holland, Gwendolyn Elaine 48, 126 Jordan, Ernest S. (Mr.) 17 Holland, Johnny Emanuel 170 Jordan, Evelyn Martitia 146 Hollingsworth, Larry Eugene 170 Jordan, Lillian Eva 48, 155, 172, 185 Hollins, Marcia Elaine 142 Jordan, Mark Eugene 114, 145, 172 Holloway, William Stephen 130, 133 Jordan, Stephen Ray 146 Homecoming 153-157 Junior Class Officers 137 Home Economics 58, 59 Hussey, Wanda Gail 126 Industrial Arts 56, 57 Industrial Cooperative Training 54 Ingold, Ellen Marie 172 Ingold, Martha Alese 143 Ingold, Michael Dennis 172 : f Junior Class Sponsors 137 Hooker, Dennis Michael 126 Junior Homeroom Officers 142, 143 Hooker, Edward Lee 142 Junior Jaycees 106 Hooker, Robert Wayne 172 Junior Marshalls 160 Hooks, Patricia Ann 143 Junior Play 166 Hooks, Trudy Helen 143 Junior-Senior Prom 171 SSE SGN ih 08 Junior Varsity Basketball 72 Hoover, Jimmy Ray 143 Katcham, Beverly Faye 42, 124, 127 Hoover, Rebecca Susan 126 ‘ Katcham, Elizabeth Kaye 146 Hoover, Wanda Leigh 80, 126, 151 MNES. ia Slsan WG SUNS Hae LENCE Kearns, Lee Marshal 127 Hout, Penny Rose Mary 172 Kearns, Thomas Newton 127 ID AUN SMa UO Kearns, Wilda B. (Mrs.) 17 heparh porhet enaL ON PS Gs Kenney, Diane Florence 22, 48, 110, 166, 172, 193 Hughes, Charles Franklin 77, 143 Kecieneicen vaNileoni46 Hughes, Joseph Stephen 143 Key, Betty Carol 42, 96, 172 Hughes, Patricia Ann 126 Key Club 90 ha Sa tote ara Keye, Robert Daniel 127 Mbacectiea hb plo EM Keye, Yvonne Dale 42, 96, 109, 173 Humanities 30 : ; Kidd, Charlene Marie 127 Humble, Glenn Anthony 172 ee Eat ete oe er iin aga erage Kidd, Sherry Ann 142, 146 ee mee tate itpair Russell J 40.748) 88. 141160 4173.08 .e oe Hunter, Stephen Michael 126 Kilpatrick, GEER ID LEr ive Unt Bi , , , , Hurley, Gail (Mrs.) 13 King, Bonnie Christine 127 Hurley, Gary Mitchell 71, 77, 143 King, Karen Dale 42, 127 248 King, Patricia Darnell 80, 173 King, Ricky Donald 74, 142, 146 Kinney, Carol Anne 173 Kinney, Larry Douglas 47, 129, 152, 173 Kipp, Karen Ann 82, 83, 173 Kipp, Sharon Jean 82, 83, 166, 173 Kiser, Barbara Ann 51, 99, 173 Kivette, Debra Lee 143, 146 Kizer, Don Freeman 146, 152 Kluttz, Sheryl Ellen 145, 175, 185 Lail, Randy Earl 69, 72, 127 Lamb, Faye Ellen 175 Lambe, Darrell Eugene 127 Lambe, John 146 Lambe, Larry Vernon 146 Lancaster, Merle Etta (Miss) 17 Lane, Joe Millis 146 Langley, Shirley Ann 127 Lanier, Jackie Jan 145, 175 Lassiter, Bobby Wade 127 Latham, Norma Joan 127 Latin 24 Leake, Carolyn Sherrill 146 Ledwell, Victoria Lee 127 Lee, Judi Carolyn 175 Lee, Patricia Kirkman 146 Lemonds, Howard Hayworth 69, 74, 125, 128 Lemonds, Sandra Carrie 50, 105, 155, 166, 175 Macauley, Patricia Dendy 125, 128 Macon, Dexter Stephen 145 Macon, Steven Charles 128 Magruder, Ellison C. (Mr.) 8, 13, 18 Majorettes 42 Maner, Carol Susan 147, 176 Maness, Charlie Glen 128 Maness, Larry James 147 Maness, Linda Gail 128 Maness, Toni Gail 128 Maness, William Cicero 72, 128 Mangum, Angela Eloise 176 Manning, Sandra Lanore 128 Manning, Sarah Jieffies 128 Marion, Charles Griffin 147 Marion, Ethel (Mrs.) 23 Markwood, Harry Lee 101, 147 Marley, Claudia Lynn 128 Marlowe, Julia Ann 128 Martin, Michael Lavone 147 Mathematics Department 34, 35, 36 Mayberry, Rita Dale 96, 108, 114, 176 McCain, Michael Curtis 74, 128 McCaskill, Billy Neal 65, 67, 177 McCaskill, Gwendolyn Elaine 128 McCaskill, Kitty Linda 177 McCaskill, Paulette 177 McCollum, Tabitha Carol 80, 128 Lemon, Lucinda Gertrude 128 Lemmons, Deborah Gale 124, 128 Lemmons, Sybil Ann 124, 128 Leonard, Gregory Lon 146 Lewallen, Darrell Coy 38, 128 Lewallen, Donna Kay 146 Lewallen, Vickie Lynn 128 Lewis, Diana LaRue 128 McCollum, Turner Balsley, III 48, 74, 113, 114, 115, 177, 196 McCollum, Warren Bailey 91, 129, 143, 147, 152 McDonald, Mary John 177 McDowell, Lynn Michael 147 McElhannon, Cathy Delois 42, 143, 145, 147 McFadden, Nancy Ellen 49, 142, 147 McGill, Rhonda Clareece 25, 143, 147 McGlohon, Robert Ashley 77, 141, 177 Lewis, Philbert Steve 175 Lewis, Roberta Lee 146, 151 Library 25 Library Club 108 Lineberry, Debbie Joyce 38, 128 Lineberry, Vivian Laverne 128 Little, Roger Dale 71, 146 Lockhart, Claude Bernard 175 Lockhart, Joey Wayne 146 Loflin, John Ray 128 Lomax, Clyde Irving 175 Lomax, Sarah Ruth 145 Lomax, Worth Evans 176 Long, Erma T. (Mrs.) 17, 36 Lovette, Bill R. (Mr.) 17 Lovin, Louretta Ann 176 Lowder, Beverly Jean 38, 128 Lowdermilk, Jimmy Alexander 151, 176, 185 Lowdermilk, Louise Janet 128 Lowdermilk, Susan Montez 176 Lowe, Barbara Ann 80, 146, 151 Lucas, Donald Euge ne 71, 128 Lucas, Donald Lee 143, 146 Lucas, Jimmy Eugene 128 Lucas, Judy Vella 124, 128 Lucas, Shirley Jane 176 Lucas, Treva Ann 146 Lucas, Wanda Jean 176 Lucas, Wanda Lou 38, 128 Luck, Betty Jean 128 Luck, Calvin Ray 176 Luck, Larry 146 Luck, Myra Lynn 147 Ludwig, Kenneth Michael 128 Lyndon, Stephen Paige 176 Lyndon, Vance Randall 176 Mabry, L. Allen (Mr.) 18 249 McGrady, Rebecca Lynn 128 McGrath, John Robinson 177 McIntosh, Thomas James, III 128 McIntyre, Michael Cole 177 McKeel, Quintus William 177 McKenzie, James Laban 177 McKinney, Patricia Gail 128 McNeal, Norma Jean 128 McNeill, Allen Ray 147 McNeill, Belinda Kaye 177 McNeill, Jesse Earl 147 McNulty, Philip William 131, 178 McPherson, Steve Allen 128 McRae, Debra Sue 129 Measamer, Ann Cline 124, 129 Meissner, L. Richard (Mr.) 18, 137, 166, 185 Menius, David Ward 129 Menius, James Leonard 147 Menius, John White, III 177 Menius, William White 147, 152 Meroney, Carolyn Lee 177 Messersmith, Emory Owen 129 Michael, Shannon Denise 84, 129 Miller, Bobby Ray 129 Miller, David Edmiston 69, 74, 129 Miller, Joan Ann 129 Miller, Michael Collins 65, 74, 143, 147 Miller, Patricia Diane 142, 147 Miller, Wade Clifton 124, 129 Miller, Walter Lee 65, 67, 177 Moffitt, Hilda Jean 178 Moffitt, Lydia Frances 129 Moffitt, Tommy Wrenn 147 Mollman, Teresa Eileen 124, 129 Moody, Ronald Clyde 65, 66, 71, 77, 178 Moore, Anne H. (Mrs.) 18 Moore, Brenda Dianne 145, 147 Moore, Evelyn (Mrs.) 23 Moore, Frederick Blaine 178, 185 Parrish, Joseph Henry 131 Moore, James Richard 65, 67, 78, 178 Parsons, Kathryn Joyce 49, 158, 163, 170, 180, 195 Moore, Kenneth Alexander 129 Parsons, Kathy Lynn 131, 135, 163, 170 Moore, Margaret Helen 178 Paschal, Richard Allan 149 Moore, Terry Allen 129 Patterson, Barbara Ann 131 Moran, Mary Judith 178 Patterson, Daniel 45, 69, 72 Moran, Mary Lou (Mrs.) 12 Payne, Cynthia Gail 149 Moran, Patricia Ellen 49, 129 Peck, Carolyn Sue 92, 114, 142, 149 Morgan, David Curtis 178 Pegram, Dona Clovia 49, 149 Morgan, Elizabeth Irene 92, 147, 151 Pegram, Mana Rosa 49, 149 Morgan, Ken Jennings 65, 71, 147 Perkins, Paul Gregory 65, 66, 180 Morgan, Leslie H. (Mr.) 12 Peters, Joseph Kenneth 180 Morgan, Max D. (Mr.) 18, 76 Peters, Stephen James 149 Morgan, Nancy Jane 84, 125, 129, 158 Phillips, Ellen Tillman 124, 131 Morgan, Randy Glenn 147, 152 Phillips, Howard Warren 131 Morrison, Paul Waymond 129 Phillips, Jeanne Kathryn 149 Morton, Carol Elaine 96, 178 Phillips, Madonna Clay 145, 180, 185 Morton, Charlene 45, 145, 179 Phillips, Nancy Yvonne 131 Morton, Hoite Clifton 179 Phillips, Robert Charles 149 Morton, Robert Wayne 179 Phillips, Vernon Vasco 131 Moser, Dean Bolen 64, 106, 145, 179 Physical Education 60, 61 Mueller, Renate 42, 149 Physical Education Assistants 151 Murphy, Russell (Mr.) 70, 73 Pickett, Martha Carolyn 42, 113, 115, 140, 149 Murray, Betsy Ann 149 Pierce, Anita Gail 149 Myrick, Marquetta Annette 129 Pike, Deborah Anne 149 Nance, Ellen Ann 124, 129 Pike, Donald Forest 79 Nance, Gilna Dianne 51, 179 Pinkham, Linda (Miss) 19, 137 Nance, Lowell Franklin 129 Platter Party 135 Nance, Michael Robert 179 Poe, Linda Ann 180 Nance, Rita Ann 99, 179 Poe, Terry Lynn 131 Nance, Rosemary Jean 125, 129 Poole, Debra Denise 131 Neal, Henriette (Mrs.) 18 Potter, Patricia Ellis 143, 149 Neal, Henriette Manget 84, 129 Potts, Darrell Dean 74, 131 Needham, Darrell Ray 106, 129 Potts, Farrell David 131 Needham, Donald Wayne 65, 66, 77, 151, 179 Potts, Robert Allen 180 Needham, Doyle Henry 129 Potts, Shirley Ann 49, 160, 180 Needham, James Darrell 77, 128 Powell, Sharon Marie 149 Neely, William Marcus 112 Powers, Cynthia Anne 180 Nelson, David Charles 129 Preimates, Peter Walter 131 Newton, Eric David 74, 99, 166, 179 Presnell, Betty (Mrs.) 25, 53 Newton, Jean Irene 131 Presnell, Christine Clera 131 Nichols, Christopher Edmond 65, 74 Presnell, Edwin Sharpe 145 Nichols, Joyce (Mrs.) 19 Presnell, Ellen 131 Nichols, Meredith Cecil 26, 131 Presnell, Ernestine B. (Mrs.) 9, 19, 48 Nickens, Kathy Maria 131 Presnell, Galen Mitchel 131 Nixon, Thomas Franklin 149, 179 Presnell, Lacy Martin, III 65, 103, 113, 115, 149 Norman, Martha Louise 124, 131 Prevatte, Glenn Douglas 45, 149 O’Briant, Lillian B. (Mrs.) 19 Price, Brenda Lou 149 Office Assistants 109 Price, Patricia Jane 180 Olivo, Mike (Mr.) 74 Price, Sandra Louise 131 Osborne, Michael Wade 65, 67, 103, 106, 179 Priddy, Jacquelyn Zoe 149 Osteen, Thomas Christian 149 Prillaman, Terry Burton 72, 125, 131 Outen, Phillip Ryan 179 Pritchard, David McKinley 145 Owen, Nancy Stuart 180 Pritchard, Gary Alvin 149 Owens, Alice Faye 131 Pritchard, Sharon Dawn 84, 131 Owens, Cecilia Annette 131 Pritchard, Vivian Leslie 124, 131 Owens, Danny Ray 131 Privette, Steve Bruce 131 Owens, Doris Irene 149 Pugh, Glenn McLaurin 65, 67, 151, 180 Owens, Howard Esco 149 Pugh, Larry James 150 Owens, Jo Anne 82, 142, 149, 158 Pugh, Mary Paula 131 Pace, Anne Rebecca 145, 149 Pyrtle, Carolyn Marie 181 Pace, Clarence (Mr.) 12 Query, Walter Nesbit 79, 181 Parent Teacher Student Association 147 Raines, Sharon Routh 131 Parker, Donald Ray 131 Raines, Thomas Haywood 72, 118, 131 Parker, Johnny R. (Dr.) 12 Reaves, Charles Adams 65, 142, 143, 150 Parker, Karyn Lyn 171 Reavis, Steve Eric 181 Parker, Pamela Denise 131 Redding, Frank (Mr.) 12 Parker, Rita Ann 114, 160, 180 Redding, Linda Carol 131 Parker, Robert Alton 131 Redding, Michael Johnson 65, 74, 150 Parks, Deborah Lynn 131 Redding, Spencer Walker 79, 115, 160, 181, 194 Parks, Janice Ellen 149 Reid, Lydia Dianne 50, 181, 185 Parks, Larry Joe 73, 149 Rentz, Fay 82, 137, 143, 150 Parris, John Edward. 131 Rich, Charles Marcus 143, 150 250 Rich, Mary Ella 125, 131 Shelton, Ronnie Douglas 150 Rich, Ruby T. (Mrs.) 19 Sheppard, Lucille O. (Mrs.) 12 Rich, Sandra Kaye 150 ‘Shinn, Stephen Frederick 133 Rich, Sheila Dian 131 Shirley, Terry Wayne 32 Richardson, Gary Steven 131 Shoffner, Timothy Van 150 Ridge, William David 69, 131 Siler, Bobby Michael 65, 67, 71, 183 Ridley, Moses Lyle 150 Simpson, Belinda Mae 150 Ritchie, Mary Melinda 181, 185 Sineath, Deborah Sue 132 Ritter, Leon Jefferson 74, 181 Sink, Timothy Ralph 132 Robbins, Brenda Kaye 45, 181 Skeen, Diane Wood 150 Robbins, Chester Warren 132 Skeen, Rita Faye 150 Robbins, Cynthia Sue 106, 114, 181 Skelton, Ginger Lynn 142, 150 Robbins, Jance 132 Small, Brenda Gale 183 Robbins, Joyce Gail 132 Smith, Barbara Harriet 183 Robbins, Linda Faye 181 Smith, Colletta Yvonne 183 Robbins, Penelope Jane 142, 150 Smith, Dewey Wayne 183 Robbins, Phillip Allan 150 Smith, Donna Marie 80, 132 Robbins, Ronald Eugene 181 Smith, Gary Wayne 132 Robbins, Shelia Kaleel 132 Smith, Keith Mayes, 69, 124, 132 Robbins, Terry Bowden 181 Smith, Mabel Christine 132, 151 Robbins, Timothy Elroy 132 Smith, Mendall Grayson 132 Roberts, Jimmy Edward 181 Smith, Paula Sue 143, 150 Roberts, Thad (Mr.) 145 Smith, Randol Hobart 65, 67, 77, 91, 183 Robinson, Donald Wayne 181 Smith, Reitzel (Mr.) 12 Robinson, Mary Elizabeth 150 Smith, Rose (Mrs.) 23 Robinson, Sandra Kaye 132 Smith, Ruby B. (Mrs.) 19 Robinson, Thadia Dale 80, 182 Smith, Sara K. (Mrs.) 20, 26 Roessing, Norvin Willie 150 Smith, Sherry Lynn 152 Rollins, Jack Stephen 150 Smith, Shirley Dale 151, 183 Rooks, David Monroe, III 112 Smith, Thomas Ricky 50, 135, 141, 150, 166, 183, 185 Rose, Cathy Lee 99, 182, 185 Smith, Timothy Dale 132 Ross, Lynda Gaynell 132 Smith, Vickie Lynn 125, 132 Rowe, James Michael 69, 143, 150 Smith, Wanda Annette 183 Routh, Delores Ann 132 Smith, William Jr. (Mr.) 79 Rucker, Robin Helen 132 Smoot, Alvas Phillip 183, 185 Ruland, David Alan 91 Smoot, George Alexander 134 Ruland, Marta Dawn 51, 105, 110, 182 Smothers, Patsy Leigh 134 Rummage, DeAna Leigh 80, 182 Snyder, Dorothy A. (Mrs.) 20 Rush, Callie Teresa 150 Soler, Silvia (Miss) 20, 81, 83 Rush, Ginger Rose 42, 182 Sophomore Class Officers 118 Rush, Samuel Scott 69, 72, 124, 132 Sophomore Class Sponsors 118 Russell, Shirley Ann 182 Sophomore Homeroom Officers 124, 125 Ryckman, Patricia Louise 132 Sox, Sandra Kay 49, 89, 153, 166, 183, 185, 186, 190 Sanders, Joyce Jean 50, 82, 83, 90, 132, 182 Spanish I Club 95 Sanders, Lois Jane 82, 83, 182 Spanish II Club 94 Saravia, Nelly (Miss) 34 Spanish Department 27 Saunders, Barbara Annette 132 Spencer, Brenda Alvesta 152 Saunders, Reid Hill 182 Spencer, Clyde Thomas 134 Saunders, Ronald Thomas 150 Spencer, James Emery 169 Saunders, Sandra Carol 132 Spencer, Robert Van 72, 134 Sawyer, Janice Marie 132 Spencer, Ronnie Dale 152 Scarborough, Rhonda Gale 132 Spinks, Rebecca Ann 152 Science Department 37, 38, 39 Spivey, Faye Dean 134 Scott, Betty Darnell 150 Spivey, Ronald Daniel 47, 183 Scott, Brenda Carol 49, 182 Spirit Club 105 Scott, Herbert McCauley, Jr. 132 Stackpole, Duncan (Mr.) 20 Sellers, Sheila Elaine 132 Starcher, Stafford Lamar 130, 133 Senior Class 162, 187 Staten, Barry Nathaniel 65, 134 Senior Class Officers 161 Stedman, Sarah Elizabeth 121 Senior Play—J. B. 185 Steed, Richard Dixon 183 Senior Class Sponsors 161 Steed, Susan Dorlos 124, 134 Senior Homeroom Officers 174, 175 Steele, Peggy Marie 184 Senior Honor Section 188 Stevenson, John Preston 49, 97, 152 Senior Mascots 180 Stevenson, William Michael 134 Sewell, Patricia Lynn 182 Stockner, Roger Preston 152 Shackelford, Cynthia Lynn 84, 132 Stone, Lee J. (Mr.) 20 Shanas, Charles Daton 132 Stone, Susan Lynn 49, 110, 142, 152 Shanas, Sylvia Irene 182 Stone, Terry Lee 134 Shaw, Charles 145 Stout, Roger Dale 152 Shaw, Dennis Lee 150 Shaw, Janet Elizabeth 150 Stroud, Judy Ann 134 Shaw, Roger Michael 183 Stuart, Warren Arthur 60, 152 Sheffield, Donna Elizabeth 132 Student Council 112-115 Sheffield, Jimmy Wade 145 Surratt, Ruby Mae 134 251 Swaim, Patricia Susan 125, 134 Swaim, Paula Janice 125, 134 Swaim, Phyllis Johns 80, 152 Swaney, Jerry Don 69, 134 Swaringen, Judy Carol 124, 134 Swink, Susan Carol 134 Sykes, Anthony Paige 55, 184 Sykes, Vicki Deane 152 Tanner, Thomas Wood 69, 72, 134 Tarlton, Billy Ray 134 Tarlton, Jan Renee 152 Tarlton, Ronald Gwyn 134 Taylor, Carol Jean 184 Taylor, Henry Michael 49, 111, 184 Taylor, Phillip Devone 134 Taylor, Selena Darcel 134 Teachey, Guy B. (Mr.) 12 Teachey, Guy Philip 48, 115, 137, 152 Teague, Sherrie Susan 184 Tennis 78 Terry, Glenn Gilbert 152 Thayer, Frank Kirk, III 129, 152 Thomas, Amanda Sue 151, 152 Thomas, Carolyn Lois 184 Thomas, Donald (Mr.) 21, 33 Thomas, Laura 180 Thomas, Linda Sue 134 Thomas, Patricia Ellen 134 Thomas, William Michael 134 Thompson, Gary Addison 152 Thornburg, Grace (Mrs.) 23 Threadgill, Hilda Jane 184 Townsend, Helen Jo 134 Track 73 Trexler, Eddie Lee 134 Trexler, Elizabeth Grimes 134 Trogdon, Carolyn Ann 100, 184 Trogdon, Deborah Lee 50, 80, 152 Trogdon, Harold Thomas 134 Trogdon, Russell Carlton 106, 184 Trogdon, Samuel Joseph 125, 134 Trogdon, Serelda Sue 134 Trogdon, Vivian Joanne 152 Trotter, Deborah Lois 80, 151, 152 Trotter, Patricia Lynn 135 Trotter, Wanda Joyce 135 Tucker, Robbie Kay 152 Tucker, Wanda Rose 135 Tucker, William Hubert 135 Turner, Sandra Kay 184 Turpin, Gary Charles 135 Tysinger, Clyde Edward, Jr. 65, 67, 74, 151, 184 Tysinger, Judy Ann 54, 101, 184 Tysinger, Larry Eugene 152 Underclassmen 119-154 Underwood, Allen Kent 135 Underwood, Douglas Keith 152 Underwood, Peggy Anne 154 Underwood, Vickie Lynne 118, 125, 135 Van Hoy, William F. (Mr.) 21 Varner, Barbara Ann 135 Vaughn, Evelyn Gale 186 Vaughn, Sherry Lynn 135 Velez, Julio Ferrando 65, 122, 145, 185, 186 Velez, Rose Marie 154 VICA, 101 Vocational Guidance Day 121 Voncannon, Judy Ann 154 Voncannon, Susan Lorraine 49, 135 Voncannon, Ronald Lewis 112 Vuncannon, Michael Jeffrey 135, 186 Vuncannon, Michael Ross 29, 65, 67, 71, 77, 186 Vuncannon, Terry Charles 135 Walker, Beverly Jane 89, 186 252 Walker, Frederick Stuart 71, 186 Walker, Jane (Miss) 21 Walker, Margaret M. (Mrs.) 21, 51 Walker, Michael Leonard 129, 135 Walker, Pamela Ann 84, 124, 135 Walker, Richard Charles 186 Walker, Ruby Lorraine 89, 145, 186 Wallace, Craig Russell 154 Wallace, Norman Clark 130 Wallace, Ralph Neal 154 Ward, Betha Faye 145 Ward, Earlene (Mrs.) 121 Ward, Felix Lloyd 135 Ward, Tanna Dawn 135 Ward, Wendy Lee 136 Watkins, Ruby Louise 154 Way, Candice Elizabeth 40, 49, 160, 186, 197 Way, Steve Phillip 30, 136 Wham, Margaret Ellen 142, 154 Whisnant, Janet Mae 145 Whisnant, Marjorie Carol 92, 154 Whitaker, Wiley Michael 152, 154 White, Charles Robert 136- White, Joan Patricia 136 White, Larry Wayne 136 White, Sandra Cheryle 110, 114, 186, 189 Whitson, Morris (Mr.) 21, 78 Wicker, Frank Daniel 74, 154 Wilhelm, Susan Elliott 136 Williams, Cynthia Mae 154 Williams, Elerbe Herron 71, 186 Williams, Janice Faye 136 Williams, John Wayne 136 Williams, Larry Michael 77, 145, 154 Williams, Michael Allen 154 Williams, Myra Gail 145, 185, 187 Williams, Phillip Dean 185, 187 Williams, Russell T hompson 136 Williamson, Brenda Lou 187 Williamson, Julie Colleen 187 Williamson, Robert Laban 136 Willis, Richard Harold 154 Wilson, Beverly Jane 145 Wilson, Brenda Kay 136 Wilson, Charles Michael 154 Wilson, James David 65, 154 Wilson, James Ralph, Jr. 65, 66, 77, 187 Wilson, Mary Caroline 154 Wilson, Mona Kay 187 Wilson, Roger Lee 136 Winslow, Larry Kent 136 Winslow, William Nathan 154 Wolfe, Alan Thomas 187 Womack, William Roy 154 Wood, Leona (Miss) 21 Wood, Lucille (Mrs.) 23 Woodbury, Richard Perry, Jr. 125, 136 Wooddy, Leslie Carol 125, 136 Wrestling 74, 75 Wright, James Lewis 97, 114, 152, 154 Wright, Mary Jane 136 Wright, Sylvia Von 96, 187 Wright, William Faite 136 Wright, William Marston 253 Wright, William Marston, Jr. 129, 136 Wulff, Cina Ellen 187 Yates, Stephen Wade 136 Yonce, Lonnie Eugene 187 York, Portia Elizabeth 51, 187 York, Stephen Bascom 79, 88, 91, 114, 160, 187, 192 Young, Robert Averitt, Jr. 185, 187 Young, Robert Wayne 154 Young, Rose Marie 187 Yow, Robert Terry 69, 136 to these And More, We Extend OuR GRaAtItUudE Ash-Hi-Life without pictures? Thanks to a man with a smile and much patience, we have managed to capture school life in photographs. He has been available to us from 6:00 in the morning until 11:00 at night, subject to all the oddities of the staff and their picture ideas. Had it not been for his continued coopera- tion, we would not have had such a fine yearbook for the last eleven years. We, the annual staff of 1967-1968, commend Mr. Marston Wright for a job well done. As the year progressed, we discovered that one ad- visor cannot do the impos- sible. Into our ranks came an understanding English teach- er to help with our gramma- tical errors and composition problems. For his patience and assistance, we thank Mr. David Gallemore. To Mrs. Dorothy Snyder, Mr. Richard Meissner, Dr. Keith Hudson, and all mem- bers of the administration and faculty for their patience and cooperation during the course of publishing our book, we thank you. bs Mr. Marston Wright, our man with the flash on the spot. 253 To Live this pledGe I Give myself From day to day, always. Looking foRWAaRO, My ideal cleaR- Reach out and touch the sun. 254 | v af sspomtent fda] Randolph Public Library Asheboro, North Carelina SF pao eden hanaes Ase