Benson High School - Tatler Yearbook (Benson, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1964 volume:

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We pay- homage to them, for they, through diligent work and watchful care, have made us the graduating class of ' 64. paAA a away . . . but lin In every senior ' s heart, there is a place reserved especially for the fond memory of Glenwood Sutton. Even when the cards were against him, he never failed to play the winning hand. His overpowering drive to be one of us made us love and respect him. His stern determination has served and will continue to serve as an example for us in the coming years. 4 6 _J h i (J Dear Seniors: £ Vv. £ JOiL „ J A Soon you will be leaving Benson High School. You will carry with you many happy memories jberja ps S some not so happy. However, we do sincerely hope that you will carry with you certain simple yet basic ( -fapts . --v -N _ of life: 1. Effort and application are required in order to achieve anything of value. Your country does not owe you a living. If you expect to be citizens of any worth, continued effort and application will be required. 2. Honor and Integrity are some of the eternal values. In our efforts to possess the material things of life, let us never lose sight of the fact that your Honor and Integrity will stand you in good stead after all the material things of life have vanished. 3. Continued training wherever possible will help to make you a more useful and productive citizen. It is our sincere hope that many of you will realize that in this complicated world of ours today that training beyond the high school will be of great value. Your high school diploma should be a spring-board from which you may go forward to greater success. 4. Your continued devotion to the American Way of Life, where the dignity and worth of the individual is supreme, will be a worthy goal for you to pursue. America needs young men and women truly devoted to the great ideals of our founding fathers. I hope that you will always strive to make government the servant of the people and not their master. Le yeA - You carry with you our best wishes, t uXZuC azA Go S ' rvz - icc JZ. uassn ? - Under tke guidance 0} our I acuity MR. CLIFFORD N. BOSTIC Social Studies B.S. E. C. C. and Duke MRS. OWEN H. WILLIS English, French Vocational Guidance A.B. A.C. C. MR. ROBERT PAROLI Science Physical Education B.S. N. C. State MRS. LOUISE C. LAMBERT English A.B. E.C.C. MR. KENNETH K. KILLEBREW Band and Glee Club B.S. E.C. C. MRS. FLORENCE SORRELL Vocational Home Economics A.B. MR. JUDSON L. STEPHENS Mathematics, Physical Ed. A.B. A.C. C. MRS. JARVIS BRYANT Music Certificate of Music Southern Conservatory of Music we pursued our cjoald MR. ROBERT WELLS Science M.A. E.C.C. MRS. ELNA CAULBERG Librarian B.S. E.C.C. and U.N.C. MR. J. W. THOMPSON Mathematics Social Studies A. B. A.C.C. MRS. JO ANN TRADER Business Education B. S. Campbell MR. ROBERT D. WARREN Voc. Agriculture B.S. N. C. State MRS. ANNA LEAN JOHNSON Business Education A.B. Meredith MR. JOHN W. BAILE English A.B. A.C. C. MRS. LINDA MEDLIN English B.S. E.C.C. MR. SHELTON BENSON MR. H. B. YOUNG MR. C. C. CANADAY MR. DELEON H. DENNING 10 ♦Senior officer represent gIciaa SUZANNE BENTON Treasurer MIKE PORTER JUDY ADAMS Secretary ZEB STEPHENSON. STACY LEE President , Vice-President Treasurer Wit. ' 12 BUMMMMKI B!fl GLORIA ADAMS Gentle in manner, strong in performance. JUDY ADAMS Charm strikes the sight, but merit wins the soul. J. C. ALLEN To worry little, to study less; this is my secret to happiness. Semer« at I a At . JOYCE BARBOUR ' Her hair is dark, her smile is gay; she has a merry winning way. JIMMY BARNHILL One who is retained and peaceful, yet liberal, mannerly, and kind. JOYCE FA YE BASS Behind those brown eyes there lies much mischief. 13 LINWOOD BEASLEY SUZANNE BENTON Silence accomplishes much that They conquer who think they noise cannot. can. Clayton c4ll SonJereHce 1963 and 1964 14 BRENDA JOYCE BYRD A merry heart goes all the day. BRENDA GAIL BYRD Of quiet taste and manners mild. JUDY LYNN BYRD She packs her troubles in a box, sits on the lid, and smiles. ntcn go A to §irl4 State SUE CAPPS As full of spirit as the month of May. CAROLYN CLAYTON Two heads are better than one. JUDY CAUDLE Sincerity is the way to heaven. L. B. CLAYTON Not exactly afraid of work, but rather not be intimately associated with it. JUDY CREECH Friendship offers the best in life. iudy Senior need more than 24 kourA in a day HELEN ENNIS Helen is unique and talented. JEAN FAIRCLOTH I may be little, but I always have my say. 16 ee president Beta lub 17 18 C ltlc amb head cheerleader a 1963-64 BRENDA McLAMB Silence is a virtue of the wise. EDITH McLAMB ' The quiet and observant always go far. DWIGHT McLAMB He who enjoys doing and enjoys what he has done is happy. 19 MARTIN McLAMB Here ' s a boy with a heart and a smile. KATHRYN McLAMB Her smile is like a rainbow flashing from a misty sky. MILTON McLAMB Actions speak louder than words. t£ot ol hard work, plenty o] un, day to remember 20 JIMMY O ' NEAL ' Much might be said if one could read his mind. REGGIE PARKER He ' s a jolly good sport with a mind of rare sort. VAN PARKER ' They that stand high have no need to fear. tStepkenson and arker Boi a ' iState representatives PAT PARRISH She ' s good-natured and full of fun. JANICE POLLARD One who is reserved and quiet, yet mannerly and kind. CAROLYN PENNY The only way to have a friend is to be one. 21 CATHY ROYSTER ' Some think the world is made for fun and frolic, and so do I. 22 LARRY SNIPES ' Life is not so short but that there is always time enough for courtesy. KAY SORRELL Lovable, laughable, full of cheer- That ' s our KAY. JUDY STANCIL She ' s a modest girl and rather shy. iSorreli ttepping kigk a4 chie] Majorette SHARON STEPHENSON A bright little girl with prim little ways, when Sharon ' s your friend, your friend she stays. ZEB STEPHENSON ' A man, he seems, of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows. RONNIE STEWART A little nonsense now and then, relinquished by the best of men. 23 laAA of ' 64 aceA uncertain future confidently SHARON WHITTINGTON I have a heart with room for every joy. 24 V red MR. B. W. HOLLAND, JR. son of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Holland, Sr. MISS RITA JOHNSON daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Johnson MOST INTELLECTUAL Judy Adams, Reggie Parker 1 3 5 c - i3 MO rJEPENDABLE ' Wilma CL orj Jiro -Barnhill L t WITTIEST Pat Parrish, Bonnie Pope REGGIE PARKER A friendly smile and a great personality make Reggie Parker one of the outstanding members of his senior class. Along with his smile and personality, he has the desire and the ability to learn. Knowing this, his fellow classmates voted him Most Intellectual of their senior class. Reggie has proved, by maintaining an above average in grades throughout his high school career, that he can hold this superlative position. He has been accepted by North Carolina State College, which he plans to attend in order to study veterinarian medicine. Reggie, during his high school career, has participated in many different activities and has had many responsibilities. He was in the Library Club and served as the vice-president of his class during his sophomore year. During his junior year, he played a very active part in the Junior play and served as secretary of his class. During the summer separating his junior and senior years, he represented our school while attending Boys ' State. During his senior year, he served as the secretary of the Key Club and on the annual staff. He was also a very active worker on the school paper. We ' re sure that Reggie will have great success in life and that he will work to accomplish everything he tries to do. faculty elects outstanding BRENDA NEIGHBOURS The class of 1964 wouldn ' t have been the same if it had not had among its members that mischievous, intellectual, and dy- namic gal— Brenda Neighbours. Beginning with the ninth grade, Brenda participated in many activities and worked for the benefit of Benson High School; she was a member of the science club, the F.T.A. , and the dramatics club. During the same year, she also debated and played basket- ball. In her sophomore year, Brenda continued some of these activi- ties and added others. At the close of the year, she was tapped into the Beta Club; she also served as a waitress at the Junior- Senior Prom. In her junior year, Brenda was a member of the play cast and served as Co-Chief marshal. In her final year of high school, she was chosen the Best-All-Round girl by the graduating class. Brenda has received many other honors during high school. She attended the scholarship banquet held each year for the top six students in each class. She has received several medals given each year at the commencement exercises to students who show outstanding ability in their school work. She also received a citizenship award her sophomore year. After graduation Brenda plans to attend either the University of North Carolina at Greensboro or East Carolina College where she will study biology. Benson High School has greatly benefited from Brenda ' s hearty participation in its activities; her classmates will always remember her and are proud to have such an outstanding student among them. 32 Semer«5 Jor recognition STACY LEE A young man who has proved himself worthy of the title of outstanding is Stacy Lee. Stacy came to Benson from Dunn, where he had the honor of serving on the Student Council his sophomore year. Since he has been attending Benson, he has par- ticipated in two sports— baseball and football. His achievements in the field of athletics have been rewarded with a letter and membership in the Monogram Club. Stacy served on the Citizen- ship Council and also participated in the Junior Play his junior year. In his senior year, he served as class president and was elected a superlative. In addition to all these activities this out- standing student has been able to maintain above average grades. Stacy ' s personality and intelligence have wonhim many friends during the two years he has been here. We, the senior class, know that Stacy ' s many qualities will make him a great success in future years. How can he miss? JUDY ADAMS Most Intellectual is what Judy Adams was voted by her class- mates and we say rightly so. For during her high school years, she has maintained a high scholastic average. As a sophomore, Judy was tapped into the Beta Club and served as a waitress at the Junior-Senior Prom. Her junior year, she acted as co-chief marshal at commencement exercises. For the past two years, she has attended the Scholarship Banquet. For Judy ' s outstanding work in math, she was selected to attend a summer Mathematics Seminar at the University of North Carolina at Raleigh. It was sponsored by the National Science Foundation. Judy ' s high school years have been anything but dull! As a sophomore, she served as the Future Homemakers of America secretary and is presently serving as the chapter ' s president. Because of her keen interest in F.H.A., she is working on her state Home- maker ' s Degree. Judy also debated during her sophomore year. She participated in the Future Teachers of America and served as the president her junior year. She served as the class secretary both her sophomore and senior years. In the junior play, she played a leading role. She was a Candystriper at Johnston Memorial Hospital her junior year. She has also done an excellent job as the TATLER editor. Throughout high school, Judy has been an avid fan of the Phantoms and has participated in several activities. Judy was selected as a cheerleader her senior year. To improve her cheering ability, she attended Camp Pla-Mor one summer. She also served as girls ' basketball manager as a junior. Judy was chosen Home- coming Queen her freshman year. Following graduation, Judy plans to attend Campbell College and major in mathematics. We are sure Judy will be a success at whatever she undertakes. LINDA JONES A friendly smile, a charming personality, and good looks de- scribe one of the most outstanding students in our class— Linda Jones. Linda has attained a high scholastic standing and has been in the Beta Club since her sophomore year. Her high grades en- abled her to be a marshal, a waitress at the junior and senior banquet, and to attend the scholastic banquet for two years. Much of Linda ' s time is accupied by studying, but she still finds time for outside activities as well as several clubs. During her junior year, Linda enjoyed being a candystriper at Johnston Memorial Hospital. She served as secretary oftheF.T.A. her junior year. She was also county secretary of the F.H. A. and historian of the local chapter her freshman and sophomore years. Since Linda is an enthusiastic cheerleader, she attended the cheerleading camp at Windy Hill Beach, South Carolina, in order to learn ways to encourage more school spirit. Following graduation Linda plans to enter East Carolina College at Greenville, North Carolina, and study psychology. We are proud to have such an outstanding classmate, and we wish her the best of luck in everything she does . SUZANNE BENTON A winning smile and a charming personality all describe Suzanne Benton. She ' s a 5 foot 2 inch package of perpetual motion. During her high school career she has taken on more activities than one person can hardly handle and keep an above ninety average. Suzanne was extremely busy her freshman year: she be- came a member of the Junior Science Club, was elected to the Citizenship Council, and sang with the Glee Club. She also joined the Future Homemakers of America. Suzanne ' s sophomore year began by her being elected president of the class. After winning the local World Peace Speaking Con- test, she was given the opportunity to go to New York to the United Nations building. She went and really enjoyed the trip. Winning the contest enabled her to attend the Scholastic Banquet given each year for the top six students in each class. She was tapped into the Beta Club as a sophomore and became its secretary her senior year. Suzanne was chosen to play one of the parts in the junior class play. During her sophomore, junior, and senior years she was in the Homecoming Court. During the summer after her junior year she attended Girls ' State in Greensboro for a week. The senior year is always the busiest and Suzanne can give many reasons why. She was elected to the position of class treas- urer. Acting as Business Manager, Suzanne is working hard on the annual. After playing basketball all four years she was selected as Most Athletic for the senior class. Susie ' s outside interests are also keeping her busy. This past summer she attended the Annual Conference Session for all local Methodist Youth Fellowship presidents at Duke University. At the opening of this school year Susie received a most im- portant letter, her acceptance to Brenau College in Gainsville, Georgia. She plans to major in history. As anyone can plainly see, Suzanne is a truly outstanding person with a high scholastic average, and she ' s also a fine example of a good citizen. 34 PEGGY ALLEN PENNY SUE BAREFOOT SHIRLEY BEASLEY J. L. BENSON JOAN BENSON JOHNNY BENSON WAYNE BENSON ANNIE MAE BLACKMON DANNY BLACKMAN LARRY BOAN ELEANOR BRADLEY BOBBY BYRD JUDY OPAL BYRD PHYLLIS BYRD HAZEL CAUDLE GILDA COX win local Ifiorld e«ce ( ont t BRENDA CREECH JANET DENNING ERVIN DUNN JUDY EASON JO FOSTER DONALD RAY HARDISON THOMAS HERMAN DANNY HOLLAND CLIFFORD JERNIGAN JOHNNY JERNIGAN DENNIS JOHNSON DAVID KNIGHT WILLIAM LAMBERT AMARYALLIS LEE ANN LEE ARAH MAE LEE c lLen, Parker, Stewart, are ( keerl adera RONALD LEE CAROLYN LUCAS BOBBIE McLAMB C. H. McLAMB JACKIE McLAMB REBECCA McLAMB VERA McLAMB PATSY MORGAN BRENDA GAYLE NORRIS CARL NORRIS LOIS ANN NORRIS BONNIE PARKER ELAINE PARKER BONNIE PARRISH BRENDA PA RRISH LEROY PARRISH Strickland, i£angdon, Parridk, Wood are iter A SONJA PARRISH REBECCA PLEASANT JEAN POLLARD FREDERICK REARDON JEAN REAVES GWEN RYALS JOHNNY SMITH LINDA SNIPES 4 . - PHYLLIS STANCIL DAVID STRICKLAND NANCY STANLEY JOAN STUART EARL STEPHENSON MARGARET TUCKER GWEN STEWART DONALD WEAVER St ewart, ox are JOE WEST RICHARD WHITTINGTON DEMPSEY WOOD LARRY WOODCOCK JOHNNY WOODLIEF LARRY B. WOOD JAMES WILLIAMS President PATSY PEACOCK Vice-President PAT JOHNSON Secretary-Treasurer -Qntku iasm id t te Aopkomore mark o distinction Betty Sue Adams Janet Adams Anita Allen James Allen Maurilla Allen Carolyn Barbour Felton Barbour Junius Barbour Jerry Benson Berry Bos tic 42 Brenda Byrd Sandra Byrd Sandra Byrd Neil Cagle Tony Caudle Carlie Clayton David Clifton Georgia Cobb Ava Cole Milton Collier (Sole and oAll en delected a J5and C W[a]orette Linda Creech Barbara Creech David Denning Judy Denning Cathy Dixon Steve Dixon Judy Dunn Wayne Gibbs Donna Gilbert Judy Glover 43 Diane Hall Glenn Hall Cathy Hardee Charles Hardee Joyce Hargis James Ingram Randall Jackson Jimmy Johnson Sue Johnson Susie Johnson Peacock, Turlington, ( reech ckoAen varsity cheerleader a Gaynelle Lee Gerald Lee Glenn Lee Ann Levinson Linda Matthews Robert Matthews Daphne Rose McGee Cavelle McLamb Glenn McLamb Charles Moore 44 Jackie Morgan Sheila Morgan Patricia Neighbours Barry Joe Norris Larry Norris Glenwood Tucker Beth Turlington Jimmy Turlington Bobby West Gail West Charles Wimbley Tony Woodall Tony M. Woodall Our newest entries into kicjk Ackool-lredkmen HAMPTON WHITTINGTON Vice-President Anita Abdalla Bonnie Allen Cam Bailey Connie Barbour Karen Barbour Bennie Beasley Raeford Beasley Regina Beasley Susan Bonds Glynn Bradley Ann Byrd Eddie Byrd Anna Lee Bushay Cathy Canaday Mitchell Clifton Nancy Clifton Buddy Coates Diane Collier Thomas Cook Janice Cox Randy Creech Tommie Deal Beth Denning Nancy Denning Randy Ellis Donnie Ennis Dorothy Hardison Ronnie Ennis Pat Holmes Jay Ferguson Chester Jackson Pat Foster Joyce Jernigan Kenneth Hardee Donald Jernigan Valerie Johnson Bobby Kennedy A. G. Johnson Z. M. Johnson Brenda Lee Cherry Johnson Diane Jones Gerald Lee Jerry Johnson Randy Jones Brenda McLamb Timothy Johnson Yvonne Joseph Connie McLamb Dan McLamb Donna McLamb Drucilla McLamb Ernestine McLamb Martha McLamb Peggy McLamb Pat Moore Bob Nordan Louise Norris Rachel Norris Tony Pleasant Nancy Pollard Olin Pollard Ricky Pope James Powers Billie Raynor Bobby Raynor Wayne Raynor Harry Rogers Donald Salmon Doris Smith Betsy Sorrell Helen Sorrell Betty Jean Stancil Sandra Stancil Angelee Stanley Brenda Stephenson Glenn Stuart Brenda Weeks Marvin White Rebecca Whitman Glenda Williams Robert Wimbley Danny Wood Judy Wood € « y one more year an d tk at dream oj MRS. THOMASON Alma Grey Allen Donna Barefoot Sharon Beasley Jeanette Bennett Jean Benson Michael Benson Gary Blackmon Bonnie Byrd Dorothy Byrd Vickie Byrd Beth Denning Dale Dixon Dennis Eason Brian Foy Jennifer Gregory Phyllis Jackson Lena Johnson k T Ik Joe Langdon Donnie Lee Myron Massengill Linda Faye McLamb Ronnie Norris Jamone Penny Patsy Pleasant Sylvia Jean Pleasant Donna Stephenson Ray Stephenson Phyllis Strickland Joyce West Mike Williams 52 entering nigh dcAoo will come true Rickey Barnes Mildred Beasley Gail Blackmon MRS. DUDLEY Patricia Byrd Patsy Byrd Phil Byrd Gail Creech Kay Creech Edith Dickens Cathy Freeman Julia Leigh Gilbert Elton Hall Johnny Harris Danny Ingram Betsy Johnson Ray Johnson Tony Johnson Linda McLamb Carol McLamb Jimmy Parker Van Penny J. C. Pollard Janice Raynor Mary Alice Stephens Garland Weaver Homer Weaver Jackie Wiggins Wayne Williford Betty Jo Wood Shirley Wood 53 Idork, work, and more wo JUDY ADAMS Editor-in-Chief JUDY OPAL BYRD Assistant Editor MRS. LOUISE LAMBERT Sponsor SUZANNE BENTON Business Manager The Tatler Statf CHUCK PARKER Sophomore Representative PAT HOLMES Freshman Representative 56 but it waA wortk It! REGGIE PARKER, WILMA CLAYTON SANDRA JOHNSON, LEO BLACKMON Circulation Managers Advertising Managers BONNIE POPE, JUDY STANCIL SHARON STEPHENSON, JANICE LEE Sports Editors Typists CHARLES JOHNSON KATHRYN McLAMB JIMMY BARNHILL CAROLYN CLAYTON Photographer Feature Editor Artist Copy Editor 57 family . . . through .3£.c$. JUDY ADAMS, President; JUDY OPAL BYRD, Vice-President; BONNIE PARKER, Secretary; MARY ANN SORRELL, Treasurer; WILMA CLAYTON, Historian; SHARON WHITTINGTON, Parliamentarian; LINDA MATTHEWS, Reporter; SUE JOHNSON, Pianist; PATSY PEACOCK, Song Leader. U MRS. FLORENCE SORRELL Sponsor RONNIE WOOD Chapter Big Brother 59 Study today iS rve tomorrow DONNIE WEST, President; JIMMIE O ' NEIL, Vice-President; LEROY PARRISH, Secretary; JIMMIE McGEE, Treasurer; JOHNNY SMITH, Reporter; JERRY LEE, Parliamentarian; RONNIE WOOD, Sentinel; JAMES D. PENNY, Chaplain. MR. ROBERT D. WARREN Sponsor SHARON WHITTINGTON Chapter Sweetheart 61 Readier ) in the making zAtkletic6 catckeA the eye many ode exce acade tnica SANDRA JOHNSON SUZANNE BENTON WILMA CLAYTON Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 64 governing body MR. J. W. BAILE Sponsor DANNY BLACKMON Vice-President SHARON WHITTINGTON Secretary -Treasurer JUDY OPAL BYRD , President ■ a VAN PARKER JAMES WILLIAMS PHIL LANGDON JOHN CHARLES WOODALL KATHY DIXON DRUCILLA McLAMB BERRY BOSTIC JOYCE JERNIGAN 65 world o$ hookd 66 dependability i the VCe f 67 68 I GLENN LEE Drum Major AMARYALLIS LEE MAURILLA ALLEN 69 Wee xtend a special thank LUNCHROOM STAFF Mrs. Medlin, Manager; Mrs. Barbour; Mrs. Eugene Denning; Strickland; Amelia Thornton; (Lela Miller; Mrs. Ina Mrs. Cornelia Cagle; Mrs. Leome Allen; Mrs. Florence Wallace; not pictured). ■or Serviced rendered . . . MAINTENANCE STAFF Mr. Ted Clark, Janitor; Flora Cole, Maid 70 ±JhsL -iHLot Xfui us d!eL -Aa y 0 n fighting their way through ' 63 Aeadon Back row: Charles Moore, James Penny, Larry Boan, Chuck Parker, Neil Cagle, David Denning, Tony Woodall, Berry Bostic, David Strickland. Second row: Jimmy O ' Neil, Bonnie Pope, Bill Lee, J. C. Allen, Tommy Rogers, Stacy Lee, Milton Collier, Jackie McLamb. First row: Bobby Manning, Jimmy Barnhill, Glenn Tart, David Shelly, L. B. Clayton, Leo Blackmon, Van Parker, Durwood Blackmon. (Mr. Bob Paroli, Coach— Not Pictured). L. B. CLAYTON, DAVID SHELLY Co -Captains L. B. CLAYTON, 1£° BLACKMON , GLENN(JART All-Conference 76 L. B. CLAYTON Tackle VAN PARKER Guard JIMMY BARNHILL Halfback J. C. ALLEN Tackle 77 £ack aame wad action packed junior Var ity football Back row: Mr. Jeff Adams, Coach; Phil Woodcock, Tony Williams, Neil Yarborough, Jimmy Parker, Dale Dixon, Pleasant. Third row: Gerald Lee, Pat Holmes, Dan Ray Johnson. First row: Danny Ingram, Ricky Barnes, McLamb, Hampton Whittington, John Charles Woodall, Tommy Chapin, Gary Blackmon, Johnny Whittington, Timothy Johnson. Second row: Ricky Pope, Mike Jack Whittington. MR. JEFF ADAMS HAMPTON WHITTINGTON and DAN McLAMB Coach Co- Captains 80 Bo fA ' VarAity display spirit, teamwork - Left to right: Mr. Judson Stephens, Coach; Earl Stephenson, Berry Bostic, Charles Johnson, Glenn Tart, Chuck Parker, L. B. Clayton, Carl Norris, Van Parker, Tony Woodall, Zeb Stephenson, Dwight McLamb, J. C. Allen, Manager. GUARDS-Kneeling: Tony Woodall, Berry Bostic. FORWARDS and CENTERS-Knee ling: L. B. Clayton, Standing: Chuck Parker, Glenn Tart, Charles Johnson. Dwight McLamb, Earl Stephenson. Standing: Van Parker, Carl Norris, Zeb Stephenson. 83 Left to right: Mr. Jeff Adams, Coach; Cathy Dixon, Gilda Suzanne Benton, Ava Cole, Amaryallis Lee, Diane Jones, Cox, Rebecca McLamb, Betsy Sorrell, Yvonne Joseph, Ann Levinson, Maurilla Allen, Judy Opal Byrd, Linda Judy Dunn, Kay Sorrell, Bonnie Parker, Cathy Cannaday, Snipes. Mr. Robert Paroli, Coach; Cathy Royster, Manager. 84 FORWARDS— Kneeling: Judy Dunn, Amaryallis Lee, Ava GUARDS— Kneeling: Bonnie Parker, Ann Levinson, Kay Cole, Suzanne Benton. Standing: Rebecca McLamb,Judy Sorrell, Diane Jones, Cathy Canaday. Standing: Maurilla Byrd, Cathy Dixon, Yvonne Joseph. Allen, Linda Snipes, Gilda Cox, Betsy Sorrell. 85 Back row: Judson Stephens, Coach; Danny Blackman, Billy Best, Van Parker, Lynwood Massengill, Timothy Lee, Jimmy Barnhill. Second row: Wayne Benson, Charlie Woodall, J. C. Allen, Stacy Lee, Johnny Allen, Ronald McLeod, Glenn Tart, Bobby Boan. Front row: David Shelly, Donald Raynor, Earl Stephenson, Leo Blackmon, Charles Johnson, Ronnie Ennis. 86 ' UliAA jailer. . 0ur loveliest senior qirV. 2unn rA-up are. alto top Ue Queen ( ourt . . (£laAA o} 1964 remembers junior and SHY GUY Bobby Manning Fred Hastings, a high school senior Judy Adams Cora Hastings, a woman in her late forties Reggie Parker Gilbert Hastings, her husband Kathryn McLamb Nancy Graham, a vivacious girl of seventeen Michael Abdalla Larry Madison, energetic . high school senior Suzanne Benton Julie Tucker, a breezy and talkative girl Helen Ennis Gloria Patterson, a beautiful young woman Kay Sorrell Melinda Whipple, eccentric little lady of eighty Brenda Neighbours Lois Corwin, efficient young business woman Stacy Lee Mr. Danbury, enthusiastic man of forty-five Charles Johnson Bill Sterling, grimly-determined business man 92 Senior playA a two unforgettable e TOO MANY GIRLS Sue Capps Dora, the new maid Joyce Bass Dulcy, a woman of fifteen Kathryn McLamb Laura, a lady in waiting Jean Faircloth Agnes Anthony, the girl next door Reggie Parker Henry Hudson, a happy bachelor Helen Ennis Helen, his niece Durwood Blackmon Dr. G. Harold, a family friend Michael Porter Pete Drake, young man with a girl Catherine Royster Spring Sanders, a girl who comes along Linda Jones Georgia East, a radio commentator Brenda McLamb Millie, a secretary 93 typical day with the OeMiord . . Chemistry puzzles many seniors. The boys clown around at the first break. Could 5th period Bookkeeping really be studying— for once ? Mike, like all the other seniors, really loves Mrs. Lambert. Just a few minutes of relaxation and fun come at the 1:20 break. Mr. Paroli gets a little rough in 5th period study hall 94 xcitlnaj but hectic! JUDY ADAMS BRENDA NEIGHBOURS Co-Chief Marshals JEWEL HALL SANDRA JOHNSON SHARON STEPHENSON 96 - c KrcC o-wv-JI Ay-adi - .... pco L £ujjlM lc uoj u yJL w , FROM A LOCAL f) I STR I BUTOR r7%U jte JLaxJ-- BUY SEALTEST J, E. McLAMB DAIRY ' T Your Sea I test Distributoi ri enson ' 4 C j J-CUirtd JtcoL. 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RICHFIELD PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Delivered Direct To Your Farm 99 6 JliaJL Jc .faQij juX uJJU nrct . g jt J p J ou BENSON, NORTH CAROLINA J ' J M ' OM d JJo - jJJm uL Uls QAJ U VrXM L cyjlA-s?ulu t Jut x%Ma ■h iUa-O Mjl t ' £ J yW J} JhuiJz J a tk WJ Mx QJLy McLAMB ' S FLORIST Telephone 894-3410 209 West Church Street Be nson , North Carolina Floral Designs - Cut Flowers Plants 1 UX- j,JnA(-K .0 -felt In Benson, it ' s always ABDALLA ' S Where you always save dollars catering to nationally advertised merchandise and the teenage group Telephone 894-4211 Benson, North Carolina 100 Your Jeweler Should Be E. A. JOHNSON Wyler Watches Diamonds, Wafches, Jewelry, Silverware We teach Watches to tell time Phone 894-4359 Benson, N.C. General Mdse - Feeds - Fresh Meats E . G . Clifton,, Owner Bus. Phone Res. Phone -ft R.F.D. No. 2 Benson, N C. BENSON SHOE SHOP Complete line of shoe polish New shoes for men Army surplus paratrooper boots Benson, North Carolina CITY FLORIST Mrs. E.V. 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Purina Chows and Sanitation Custom Grinding and Mixing Grain Banking We Buy Grain Phone 894-3911 Benson, N.C. 102 L. SHELTON WARREN High Quality Fertilizers Liquid Nitrogen Solutions Cotton Seed Phone LY 4-4767 Newton Grove North Carolina v ' jbL mW h A ff wh of a y Limifs JoW+f 0JUt s- 4jJ M 3$ Groceries, Hardware, Gas, Oil U ,f h ° ne 894-4368 0 oufe 2 n du cJ ABen Quo V dK l tyJiJ - Serving- Hot Dogs - Hamburgers - j Pork and Chicken Barbecue in four Car or in the Comfort of MDurMir-( 6 AAS J RADIO STATION ( Benson ' s Own Station U Conditioned Dining Room Benson. North Carolina BENSON. N.C 109 C.C. BAREFOOT CO., INC. We Specialize in Cured Yams Benson, North Carolina Office 894-3171 Warehouse 894-3172 Residence 894-3740 Compliments of THE AMERICAN LEGION Benson North Carolina 103 CITY CLEANERS No Finer Cleaning Anywhere Benson North Carolina KELLY ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Benson, North Carolina Best Wishes to the Senior Class ECONOMY STORE Nathan B. Blackman, Prop Gas - Oil - Groceries Benson Highway 301 North Carolina C. M. BLACKMAN CO. Nationwide Ins. - Life, Cas. , Fire FCX Dealer - Agent Gulf Oil Products Benson, North Carolina Office 894-3881 Store 894-3221 Garland - Ernest - Jerald McLAMB BROS. HOG MARKET Benson North Carolina One-Half Mile South of Benson On Highway 301 We Buy Hogs Every Day Phone 894-4708 ACME CLEANERS The Caretaker of Clothes Box Storage for your Convenience We Clean Rugs and Carpets Benson Phone 894-3333 North Carolina 104 JOHNSON TIRE RECAPPING CO. Recapping Used Tires, New Tires Gas and Oil Wheel Alignment and Balancing Phone 894-3861 Benson North Carolina TART ' S TEXACO DRIVE-IN GRILL Come by - Gas up - Refresh Yourself Phone 894-4631 Benson North Carolina EDMOND ' S Specializing in Ladies Sportswear We Give S H Green Stamps Benson North Carolina COMMUNITY GAS SERVICE H.V. Byrd, Proprietor Cooking - Heating - Tobacco Curing Bottle and Bulk - Anhydrous Ammonia Phone 894-4522 Benson North Carolina Compliments of WCKB RADIO Dunn North Carolina H. T. LEE ' S PHILLIPS 66 STATION We Specialize in Washing - Polishing - Greasing Benson North Carolina 105 JOHN K. LEE PURE OIL and LEE ' S ESSO STATION Phone 894-4259 or 894-4333 Benson, North Carolina FIRST CITIZENS BANK and TRUST COMPANY Benson, North Carolina ,_, 4% on Savings When Left for 12 Months or More A mighty good lesson to learn and to practice is one of saving a part of what you earn Saving Takes the ' L ' Out of Slaving PARR I SH MOTOR COMPANY Your Friendly Ford Dealer Benson North Carolina W Your Assurance of Quality Firestone Tires Quality Recapping Genuine Auto Parts BENSON AUTO SUPPLY Benson Phone 894-4459 North Carolina Benson WAYNE STATION Wayne Feeds On the Farm Milling Phone 894-3731 North Carolina P.B. JOHNSON and SONS G.E. Appliances Your Headquarters for all S.W.P. Farm Supplies Benson Phone 894-3315 North Carolina 106 Compliments of BENSON REVIEW Benson North Carolina BYRD ' S WATCH REPAIR Watches - Rings - Clocks Here ' s Where Prices are Born; They are raised elsewhere Engraving Benson North Carolina YOUNG ' S SUNDRIES Main St., Benson, N.C. Phone 894-4401 WARREN DRUG COMPANY Phone 894-4651 Benson North Carolina Compliments of SOUTHLAND MFG. CO. Benson North Carolina Block ' s Shirts LOU-DARE ' S FLOWERS You name it in flowers — We have it! Phone 892-7428 Dunn North Carolina B.L. M CHEVROLET COMPANY Phone 894-3161 Benson North Carolina 107 COLLEGE OF Mfi R STYLING INC, ft S, HARDWARE A c.J Hardware - Paints - Sporting Goods naraware - rainrs - iporjjng i oods g --- rou rman s leijh, tor mm r or nair Sfylina , , c ui i iuii _ ryl ing , j£s-ft 4 ccc, yy ASSOCIATE 9 0 ;roi fia As Ws Z y ( 4 9 cJj i yc y rj ? y North Carolina ,yy zyL e „., € ingef bales ano bervice ' Phone 892-3661 . 120 N. Wilson Ave. Dunn, N.C. — u- k f 3d f sP A A ' cW _ ■4- 7 - BENSON DRUG CO. aYour Friendly Rexall Drug Store f r hone 894-4601 Lj ,,-Benson, North Carolina t,yfA- Be n s j3$- j n h aeive r ££ Carolina .tU v , a ££ j£ e x= 0- . TqSaJJA. ■flu ' JJ%Las- Z 4? . ue yUc CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! MR. C.N. BOSTIC ol ma Bens oj y y ,iNo Jrti Carolina 1 s — S J ' . 4 COMPLIMENTS Adams Service Station and Grocery i W.M. Coats Grocery and Grill p l ? Lee ' s Garage and Service Station,. ' 0 £ Reuben Barbour (° City Market Route 1, Benson, s ) Route 2, Benson, Benson, N.C. A.J. Dunn s- - 1 c -  ♦ Benson, N.C. Route 2, Dunn, N.C Adams Open Air Market Margaret ' s Beauty Shop Macon Hotel Holland Recapping Benson Veneer Company Benson, N.C. Benson, N.C. Benson, N.C. Benson, N.C. Benson, N.C. v h( r 5 ' V fe MAC ' , u 1 , , is i 0- ■4- jfO 110 eAutocjrcipk -KJ XXX , .. .•• C i-V-, ii itAj cLaLLo} p t • t . ■t u jua 1 1 1 7 j— —- . ., — 333 INDIANA AVENUE WINSTON -SALEM, N C ■5 tc Ok- - c ' 6 6V-tC£. 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