Benson High School - Tatler Yearbook (Benson, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1965 volume:

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Juycj _ (Z o ' 4-o ti_ d f1cf - Cl c-CA)c( Oal ) CM « jn ' i(v 0 A ILa Time is a river of passing events, and its current is strong; no sooner is a thing brought into sight than it is swept by and another takes its place, and this too will be swept away. But whatever befalls our little worlds of joys and sorrows, we ' ll remember THIS YEAR for a thousand tomorrows. Annual JOAN STUART JUDY BYRD Co-Editors-in-Chief MARY ANN SORRELL LINDA MATTHEWS Assistant Editors MRS. LOUISE LAMBERT Sponsor 1965 2 Benson High School Benson, North Carolina DEMCO, INC. 1990 PRINTED IN U.S.A. TATLER 3 ifA € mUe Aou iA lc €d and cdUi id { e mice. 4 Sih €u i S a ieri 0 0 0 im ecdend • 99 JAMES (CHICK) HARDEE 6 MR. W. J. BAREFOOT Principal MR. E. S. SIMPSON Superintendent of Johnston County Schools MR. RALPH DELANO, MR. L. A. MASSENGILL, MR. SHELTON BENSON, MR. DELEON H. DENNING, MR. C. C. CANADAY (Absent), School Board. MRS. FAYE HAYES, Secretary; MRS. ESPY HOLMES, Treasurer. 7 MR. JUDSON L. STEPHENS Mathematics A. B. and M. A. A. C. C. and E. C, C, MR. JIM PELL Science, Health Physical Education B. S. Wake Forest MR. CLIFFORD N. BOSTIC Social Studies B. S. E. C, C. and Duke MRS. JACQUELINE HENDERSON English Social Studies A. B. U. N. C. MR. J. W. THOMPSON Mathematics Social Studies A. B, A. C. C. MRS. LOUISE PEELE English B. A. N. C. Wesleyan mclcmce cmd MRS. FLORENCE SORRELL Vocational Home Economics A. B. E. C. C. MR. ROBERT WARREN Vocational Agriculture B. S. N. C. State 8 MR. KENNETH K. KILL REW Band and Glee Club B. S. E. C. C. MRS. MARGARET MEDLIN MR. ROBERT WELLS Science Librarian A. B. A. C. C. M. A. E. C. C. MR. LEE ROGERS Business B. S. Campbell MRS. NANCY WILLIS English, French Guidance Counselor A. B. A. C. C. B. S. A. C. C. MRS. JARVIS BRYANT Music Certificate of Music Southern Conservatory of Music MRS. LOUISE C. LAMBERT English A. B. E. C, C. 9 Amelia Thornton; Mrs. Florence Strickland; Mrs. Leome Allen; Mrs. Cornelia Cagle; Mrs. Whittington; Mr. Ina Wallace; Mrs. Medlin, Manager. Mr. Ted Clark, Janitor. Carrie Graham, Maid. 10 1 1 Proud waiters and waitresses pose at Junior-Senior Prom. € K k the All is quiet during the playing of the school song at a football game. Surprise ! We caught you at last ! may a 12 y oM- 0 eu i efioAcde nvmnmy. We are proud of our performing majorettes! 13 « mU( vmg a ie So m Studying? Mr. Barefoot and grandson view portrait presented by P. T. A. Our favorite time of day ! T )c i€ d0ric€ Seco me im c i eSSodSo memo viM , . . An excited crowd watches our thrilling homecoming game ! oAe me tm ( ueidion . . Mr. Barefoot looks things over! cmd oA tke mea mn f e , , , As the miles increase so do treasured memories! 15 Our Boys ' State representatives. Must be Friday ! mia a Uiec i -im ieoMi. Homecoming Queen smiles as she circles field after being crowned! 16 17 PHIL LANGDON, President; DANNY BLACKMAN, Vice-President; SANDRA BYRD, Secretary; ELAINE PARKER, DAVID STRICKLAND, Treasurers. 18 JOHNNY BENSON In every activity you can depend on him to do his part well. WAYNE BENSON DANNY BLACKMAN Never trouble trouble ' til trouble Under his quietness, there is an troubles you. imp of wit and humor. cmd ANNIE MAE BLACKMON Three lights— the sun, the moon, and him. 19 MASCOTS Carolyn Young, Timothy Barbour LARRY BOAN I work harder trying to get out of work. BEST ALL ROUND Bonnie Parker, David Strickland Jl laJcm ou i idu ve licmA , , . ELEANOR BRADLEY She ' s nice by name and nice by nature. BOBBY BYRD As brimful of mischief and wit and glee, as ever a human frame can be. JUDY BYRD Life is like an onion; you peel it off one layer at a time, and some- times you weep. 20 � t ccMeg eni vcmce examA . GILDA COX The only tyrant I accept in this world is the still small voice with- in me. MOST INTELLECTUAL Joan Stuart, Phil Langdon 21 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ann Lee, Dempsey Wood JANET DENNING To live is good. JUDY EASON A true friend is forever a friend. ERVIN DUNN Patience in time conquers all things. 22 ca amd gmmiA THOMAS HERMAN I am as I am, and so I will be. DANNY HOLLAND Men, like bullets, go fartherest when they are smoothest, JO FOSTER Men may come and men may go, but not if 1 can help it. DONALD HARDISON Sometimes I just sit and think, and sometimes I just sit. CUTEST Peggy Allen, Danny Blackman JAMES INGRAM My high school days are ended; my lessons now are done. I have climbed the steps of knowledge, and now I ' ll have some fun. DENNIS JOHNSON He who invented work should have finished it. CLIFFORD JERNIGAN JOHNNY JERNIGAN No matter where this body is, the Why take life so seriously? You mind is free to go elsewhere. won ' t get out of it alive anyway. IcA aAd mc . . . PERSONALITY PLUS Sandra Byrd, Ervin Dunn BEST LOOKING Janet Denning, Jackie McLamb DAVID KNIGHT He struggles on with the will to win, but takes the loss with a cheer- ful grin. WILLIAM LAMBERT Two he a ds are better than one; wish I had another one. PHIL LANGDON Men of few words are the best. AMARYALLIS LEE A winsome personality and a born athlete. 25 memc vm io heoAu ie « ANN LEE When one burns one ' s bridges, what a very nice fire it makes! RONALD LEE Life is too short to waste, so let ' s have a party. CAROLYN LUCAS Cute, sweet, nice, and neat, she ' s a girl that ' s hard to beat. WITTIEST Jo Foster, Johnny Woodlief C. H. McLAMB Men still die with their boots on- on the accelerator. JACKIE McLAMB It is a great plague to be too hand- some a man. MOST POPULAR Judy Byrd, Roger Suggs REBECCA McLAMB Girls have an unfair advantage over men: if they can ' t get what they want by being smart, they can get it by being dumb. 1 VERA McLAMB Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. 27 BEST DRESSED Elaine Parker, Danny Holland PATSY MORGAN You ' re only young once; but if you work it right, once is enough. BRENDA GAYLE NORRIS If words alone could win the world, then the world would be hers for the taking. CARL NORRIS If worry was the only cause of death, he would live forever. 28 LOIS ANN NORRIS She ' s small, but that doesn ' t cramp her style. BONNIE PARKER Some people are created small of statue but big of heart. L ELAINE PARKER The world would be hers if she had time to take care of it. ai t BONNIE PARRISH Her scattered freckles and impish grin make her friends easy to win. 29 MOST COURTEOUS Sonja Parrish, Johnny Smith BRENDA PARRISH That dimpled smile will melt the hardest heart. MOST ATHLETIC Amaryallis Lee, Earl Stephenson m(jdk axytcM LEROY PARRISH Hehasa head to contrive, a tongue to persuade, and a hand to execute any mischief. REBECCA PLEASANT Our deeds determine us, as much as we determine our deeds. 30 JEAN POLLARD What sweet delight a quiet life affords. FREDERICK REARDON It is not what you can do, but what you can get away with. JEAN REAVES She hath a heart as sound as a bell, and her tongue is the clapper; for what her heart thinks, her tongue speaks. Hie . LINDA RYALS Quiet, but very nice to know. 31 MOST DEPENDABLE Joyce Morgan, Johnny Benson GWEN RYALS Happy as I; from care I ' m free. Why aren ' t they all contented like me? The seniors have a special honor! JOHNNY SMITH I dreamt I was in love again With the one before the last. LINDA SNIPES She keeps her standards high, finds her task and always does it. JOYCE STANCIL A husband is a plaster that cures all the ills of girlhood. 32 PHYLLIS STANCIL I don ' t mind living in a man ' s world as long as I can be a woman in it. EARL STEPHENSON The greatest fools in life are those that don ' t fool around at least a little, cmdltUm . The seniors face the decision of selecting class rings. ‘i Mici riQ DONALD WEAVER Idle, slow, and unconcerned, he went to class and sometimes learned. JOAN STUART Never let your studies interfere with your education. MARGARET TUCKER Nothing endures but personal qualities. Is it quiet in the senior boys ' homeroom? ROGER SUGGS A good time is the only reason for living. DAVID STRICKLAND Here ' s a boy with a heart and a smile. 34 rniUi ioda o idemme riA, LARRY WOOD I use not only all the brains I have, but all 1 can borrow. RICHARD WHITTINGTON Three in the hills, four in the floor, and a fifth under the seat. DEMPSEY WOOD W ithout music life would be a mistake. Wonder who ' s missing ? LARRY WOODCOCK I don ' t know one-millionth of one per cent about anything . JOHNNY WOODLIEF Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears. 35 JAMES KEITH WILLIAMS, President; STEVE DIXION, Vice-President; LINDA MATTHEWS, Secretary; GLENN LEE, Treasurer. JANET ADAMS ANITA ALLEN JAMES ALLEN MAURILLA ALLEN CAROLYN BARBOUR JUNIUS JERRY BENSON BERRY BOSTIC BARBOUR 36 BRENDA BYRD NEIL CAGLE DONALD CAMPBELL CARLIE DAVID CLIFTON GEORGIA COBB AVA COLE BARBARA CLAYTON CREECH inde iemhnt amd m fc mied , , , LINDA CREECH DAVID DENNING JUDY DENNING KATHY DIXON STEVE DIXON JUDY DUNN WAYNE GIBBS DONNA GILBERT JUDY GLOVER 37 DIANE HALL CATHY HARDEE CHARLES HARDEE JOYCE HARGIS RANDALL JIMMY JOHNSON LAURA SUE SUE JOHNSON JACKSON JOHNSON ,9 , iu mc i fU cm , . . SUSIE JOHNSON GAYNELLE LEE GERALD LEE GLENN LEE ANN LEVINSON LINDA MATTHEWS ROBERT MATTHEWS DAPHNE Me GEE CAVELLE McLAMB 38 GLENN McLAMB CHARLES JACKIE MOORE MORGAN SHELIA PATRICIA BARRY JOE CHUCK PARKER EDITH PARRISH MORGAN NEIGHBORS NORRIS PATSY JAMES PENNY JIMMY PENNY BRENDA POPE PEACOCK JOAN POWERS DIANE RAYNOR MARY ANN PAULETTE PEGGY STANLEY SORRELL STANCIL 39 RICKY KAY STEVENS STEVE STEVENS STEPHENSON ELAINE STEWART JOHNNY ANN GLENWOOD BETH STEWART THORNTON TUCKER TURLINGTON and JIMMY BOBBY WEST TURLINGTON GAIL WEST JAMES WILLIAMS CHARLES TONY WOODALL TONY M. WIMBERLY WOODALL 40 JOHN CHARLES WOODALL, President; DAN McLAMB, Vice-President; DIANNE JONES, Treasurer; JOYCE JERNIGAN, Secretary. ca iaMe amd ca ie . ANITA ABDALLA BETTY SUE ADAMS BONNIE ALLEN CAM BAILEY CONNIE KAREN BENNY BEASLEY RAYFORD SUSAN BONDS BARBOUR BARBOUR BEASLEY 41 GLYNN ANNA LEE ANN BYRD EDDIE BYRD BRADLEY BUSHAY FRANCES CAMPBELL CATHY MITCHELL NANCY THOMAS COOK CANADAY CLIFTON CLIFTON InAeci , JANICE COX RANDY CREECH TOMMY DEAL BETH DENNING RANDY ELLIS DONNIE ENNIS RONNIE ENNIS PAT FOSTER DOROTHY ' HARDISON 42 PAT HOLMES CHESTER DONALD JACKSON JERNIGAN JOYCE JERNIGAN TIM JOHNSON VALERIE JOHNSON DIANE JONES A. G. JOHNSON CHERRY JOHNSON S ilaA jUct me t , . YVONNE JOSEPH BOBBY KENNEDY BRENDA LEE GERALD LEE DAN McLAMB DIANNE DRUSCILLA ERNESTINE McLAMB McLAMB McLAMB 43 PEGGY McLAMB PAT MOORE C. B. NORDON LOUISE NORRIS TONY NANCY OLIN POLLARD RICKY POPE PLEASANT POLLARD X = -b jL b - 4ac JAMES POWERS WAYNE RAYNOR HARRY ROGERS DONALD SALMON DORIS SMITH BETSY SORRELL HELEN SORRELL BETTY STANCIL SANDRA STANCIL 44 BRENDA KENNETH GLENN STUART DAN SURLES STEPHENSON STOVALL HAMPTON WHITTINGTON JAMES WILKINS GLENDA WILLIAMS BRENDA WEEKS cmd (Aeam6 , ROBERT DANNY WOOD JUDY WOOD WIMBERLY DIANE WOODALL JOHN CHARLES SUSAN PHIL J. P. YOUNG WOODALL WOODALL WOODCOCK 45 MIKE WILLIAMS, President; GAIL CREECH, Vice-President; GARY BLACKMON, Secretary- Treasurer. ALMA GREY ALLEN JUDY AUSTIN WANDA BARBOUR DONNA BAREFOOT MIKE BAREFOOT RICKY BARNES MILDRED SHARON JEANETTE BEASLEY BEASLEY BENNETT 46 JEAN BENSON KATHY BENSON MICHAEL BENSON GAIL GARY DEE BRITT BONNIE BYRD BLACKMON BLACKMON a yid . DOROTHY BYRD JOHNNIE BYRD PATRICIA BYRD PATSY BYRD PHIL BYRD GAIL CREECH KAY CREECH 47 KENNETH CREECH BETH DENNING EDITH DICKENS DALE DIXION BROOKIE DUNN BRIAN FOY CATHY JULIA LEIGH FREEMAN GILBERT €l(iyA (it JENNIGER GREGORY ELTON HALL LYNN HARRELSON BETSY JOHNSON BRENDA JOHNSON DIANE JOHNSON DANNY INGRAM PHYLLIS JAGKSON 48 LENA JOHNSON RAY JOHNSON TONY JOHNSON JOE LANGDON LINDA LANGDON DONNIE LEE MIKE RAY LITTLETON LITTLETON €md g md MYRON VIVIAN CAROL McLAMB MASSENGIL MATTHEWS JO ANN LINDA McLAMB JO ANN NORRIS RONNIE NORRIS JIMMY PARKER McLAMB 49 LINDA PARNELL HAROLD JAMONE PENNY PARRISH VAN PENNY DALE PHILLIPS CHRISTINE PIERCE PATSY PLEASANT SYLVIA JEAN J. C. POLLARD JANICE RAYNOR PLEASANT SHARON SMITH DEE SORRELL 50 BARBARA STEPHENSON DONNA STEPHENSON RAY PHYLLIS BRENDA STEPHENSON STRICKLAND TANNER VICKI TART GARLAND HOMER WEAVER WEAVER JACKIE WIGGINS RAYVON MIKE WILLIAMS WAYNE WIGGINS WILLIFORD BETTY JO WOOD SHIRLEY WOOD 51 RAGHEL WOODCOCK Steve Auman Dean Barbour Ray Barbour Sammy Barbour Howard Beasley Polly Sue Benson Elsie Black Judy Blackmon Johnny Bonner Skipper Canaday MRS. DUDLEY Ray Holmes Janet Joseph Johnny Kennedy Kenneth Knight Lesia Coats Lonnie Denning Francis Hall Emery Lee Miller Janice Stewart Gary Moore Vicki Stewart Jimmy Norris Janet Tart Sandra Norris Francis West Jean Raynor Rose Stephenson Henry Willis Neil Yarborough Kathy Powers Betty Wheeler Gary Barefoot Danny Beasley J. E. Byrd Shelia Cagle Ronnie Caudle MR, PETE MORGAN Johnny Chapin Dare Clifton Kenneth Clifton Delois Cook Julia Ann Godwin John Hall Richard Hall Louise Jernigan Waylon Johnson Wilma Johnson Delois Lee John Littleton Neta Lucas Sharon Manning Marshal Matthews Gloria Miller Danny Norris Jenny Parrish Odell Peimy Sherry Penny Jean Pierce James Raynor Bobby Salmon Mitchel Stephenson Janet Stewart Larry Stiles Michael Tart Donaphine Warren Rita Weaver Norma West Brenda Wiggins Debbie Wood Debbie Yelvington unic i Max Bran Randy Byrd Ronnie Byrd Vicki Ellis Celia Ennis MR. HENDERSON Donnie McLamb Graylon McLamb Lois Neil McLamb Sherry- McLamb Dickie Norris Thurwood Parrish Jeannie Parker Danny Tucker Darlene Penny Grace Pollard Janet Ryals Rawlings Stewart Nancy Turlington Jack Whittington Johimy Whittington Jo Ann Wiggins Rick ' Teague Arlene Woodall • M-9 55 LINDA MATTHEWS, MARY ANN SORRELL Assistant Editors LINDA SNIPES DAVID STRICKLAND Copy Editor Artist Co -Editors- in-Chief BONNIE PARKER, DANNY HOLLAND Advertising Managers PHIL LANGDON Feature Editor 56 in JOHNNY WOODLIEF, RICHARD WHITTINGTON ERVIN DUNN Circulation Managers Photographer 57 MRS. FLORENCE SORRELL Sponsor €mx)44 i(ig BONNIE PARKER, President; MARY ANN SORRELL, Vice-President; GILDA COX, Secretary; KAY STEVENS, Treasurer; BRENDA PARRISH, Historian; HELEN SORRELL, Pa r I i a m e nt a ri a n; SANDRA BYRD, Reporter; CATHY CANADAY, Pianist; JOAN POWERS, Song Leader, 58 SeMe i AcymemaMn CHARLES HARDEE Chapter Big Brother 59 {JcUL a ve JOHNNY SMITH, President; RICHARD WHITTINGTON, Vice-President; DANNY BLACKMAN, Secretary; ERVIN DUNN, Treasurer; DAVID DENNING, Reporter; WAYNE BENSON, Sentinel. MR. BOB WARREN Sponsor 60 61 MR. J. W. THOMPSON Advisor MRS. NANCY WILLIS Advisor JANET DENNING President LINDA MATTHEWS Vice-President JUDY DUNN Secretary PENNY SUE BAREFOOT Treasurer CAROLYN BARBOUR Historian JUDY DENNING Parliamentarian MR. JUDSON STEPHENS Advisor MR. JIM PELL Advisor CHUCK PARKER President TONY WOODALL Vice-President JOAN STUART Secretary AMARYALLIS LEE Treasurer 63 Beia €loA MR. W. J. BAREFOOT Advisor PHIL LANGDON President SANDRA BYRD LINDA SNIPES Vice-President Secretary GILDA GOX Treasurer 64 ELAINE PARKER Chairman MRS. JACQUELINE HENDERSON Advisor Poster Chairman PATSY PEACOCK Student Section 65 a 9 66 m cl€ v t(ln UnQ m Su(wn€ 0 0 0 tui ici ed . . . MdllaM€ BuA 67 68 €{d() i €md exdtemmit TONY WOODALL President MR. KENNETH KILLEBREW Instructor Back row: DALE PHILLIPS, MAURILLA ALLEN, AVA COLE. Front row: JANET DENNING, VICKI TART, AMARYALLIS LEE, Head Majorette, 69 9h iUci ia i rt in nrnUc • PATSY PEACOCK, President; GILDA COX, Secretary; DONNA STEPHENSON, Vice-President, 70 71 HELEN SORRELL PAT FOSTER JOAN STUART Co-Chief 72 Camp Pla-mor or Bust! BETH TURLINGTON LINDA CREECH JUDY WOOD 73 ii ; nti ««« 0 0 0 Jurdc i k -m V. m Back row: VICKIE ELLIS, JANET JOSEPH, GLORIA MILLER. Front row: DEBBIE YELVINGTON, JULIA LEIGH GILBERT, DARE CLIFTON. JULIA LEIGH GILBERT Chief 74 CHUCK PARKER, All-Conference; BERRY BOSTIC, Honor- able Mention; Co-Captains. Back row: Mr. Jim Pell, James Penny, Tim Johnson, Tony Pleasant, James Williams, Phil Woodcock, Hampton Whittington, Pete Morgan. Second row: Gerald Lee, Neil Cagle, Pat Holmes, Tony Woodall, Ricky Pope, David 75 Denning, Dale Dixon. Front row: Berry Bostic, David Strickland, John Charles Woodall, Dan McLamb, Jackie McLamb, Johnny Woodlief, Chuck Parker. io mc id wiiii CHUCK PARKER Quarterback BERRY BOSTIC Halfback HAMPTON WHITTINGTON Halfback JOHN CHARLES WOODALL Halfback PAT HOLMES Halfback DALE DIXON End 76 a ic €fdn • €44 1 Blue S Acm omA TONY WOODALL End PHIL WOODCOCK Fullback NEIL CAGLE Center DAVID STRICKLAND End GERALD LEE Center JIMMY PARKER Center RICKY POPE Guard 77 3Uue, JACKIE McLAMB Guard JAMES PENNY Guard TONY PLEASANT Guard TIM JOHNSON Tackle JOHNNY WOODLIEF Tackle DAVID DENNING Tackle 78 1 oMlty SwMoM Fi r rii Warn 1 V . ■ V Jack row: Emery Miller, Neil Yarborough, Mike Williams, Donnie Lee, Ray Stephenson, Mr. Jeff Adams. Third row: Ricky Teague, Steve Auman, Rawlings Stewart, Johnny A hittington, Henry Willis, Second row: Douglas Benson, J. B. McLamb, Johnny Chapin, Charles Willis, Skipper Can a day. First row: Randy Benson, Jack Whittington, Mike Littleton, Davy Warren, Gary Blackmon. MR. JEFF ADAMS, Coach; EMERY GARY BLACKMON, Captain. MILLER, Manager. 79 Kneeling: TONY WOODALL, BERRY BOSTIC, Co- Captains. Standing: PAT HOLMES, STEVE DIXON, JOHN CHARLES WOODALL, CARL NORRIS, EARL STEPHENSON, GLENN LEE, CHUCK PARKER, DAN McLAMB, MR. JEFF ADAMS, Coach, cod . 80 Forwards and Centers - Kneeling: STEVE DIXON, JOHN CHARLES WOODALL, CHUCK PARKER. Standing: CARL NORRIS, EARL STEPHENSON, GLENN LEE. 81 m Sie Aa tdtmc . , , Forwards - Front row: AVA COLE, AMARY ALLIS LEE, JUDY DUNN. Back row: REBECCA McLAMB, JUDY BYRD, YVONNE JOSEPH, LYNN HARRELSON. Kneeling: AMARY ALLIS LEE, Captain; JUDY BYRD, Co- Captain. First row: CATHY CANNADY, VICKIE TART, AVA COLE, VIVIAN MATTHEWS. Second row: JO FOSTER, Manager; BROOKIE DUNN, ANITA ABDALLA, LYNN HARRELSON, DIANE JONES, JUDY DUNN. Third row: LINDA SNIPES, GILDA COX, REBECCA McLAMB, MR. PETE MORGAN, Goach; YVONNE JOSEPH, SHARON SMITH, ANN LEVINSON. 82 3¥ioMt(ymeil€ Guards - First row: ANN LEVINSON, B ROOKIE DUNN, CATHY CANADAY, ANITA ABDALLA, VICKIE TART? Second row: SHARON SMITH, GILDA COX, LINDA SNIPES, DIANNE JONES, VIVIAN MATTHEWS. MR. PETE MORGAN Coach 83 o( ti(m Ue oAead Kneeling: GLENN STUART, MIKE WILLIAMS, TONY JACKSON, RONNIE PRICE. Third row: HAMPTON PLEASANT. Second row: MR. JIM PELL, Coach; PHIL WHITTINGTON, EDDIE BYRD, DAN SURLES, PHIL BYRD, RANDY ELLIS, DONNIE LEE, CHESTER WOODCOCK, GERALD LEE, OLIN POLLARD, Manager. 3 ea m MR. JIM PELL Coach OLIN POLLARD Manager Back row: Mr, Stephens, Larry Snipes, Donald Raynor, Earl Stephenson, C huck Parker, John Charles Woodall, Robert Matthews. Second row: Neil Cagle, Berry Bostic, Lynwood Warren, J. C. Allen, Tony Woodall, Danny Blackmon, David Knight. Front row: David Shelley, Van Parker, Leo Blackmon, Charles Johnson, Glenn Tart, Stacy Lee. NEIL CAGLE LARRY SNIPES Managers 64 Mwk MR. ROBERT PAROLI Coach BOBBY MANNING ZEB STEPHENSON JAMES ALLEN CHARLES HARDEE L. B. CLAYTON 86 87 Jl liM 3 cdlM ELAINE PARKER 88 Mofme iA-u 965 AMARYALLIS LEE First Runner-Up LINDA SNIPES Second Runner-Up 89 964 2ueen ELAINE PARKER 90 ou U and JUDY BYRD JOAN STUART Homecoming Court. AVA COLE MAURILLA ALLEN That thrilling moment ! MaAcii 964 BOARDING HOUSE REACH ' ROGER SUGGS 13 year old boy DEMPSEY WOOD Wilbur ' s best friend BRENDA PARRISH daughter, age 14 JOAN STUART daughter, age 17 JEAN REAVES Betty Lou ' s best friend EARL STEPHENSON frustrated father PATSY MORGAN understanding mother BONNIE PARKER likable woman about 60 JOHNNY SMITH a crook JO FOSTER Limpy ' s wife JOHNNY WOODLIEF . . Herman Ninety-Volt Jones, beat-up prize fighter GWEN RYALS Herman ' s wife DAVID STRICKLAND. , , insurance salesmap GILDA COX walking encyclopedia PENNY BAREFOOT an old lady JOHNNY JERNIGAN tough policeman ll 92 MISTER CO-ED SUE JOHNSON Bernice Bramberry LINDA CREECH Carol Wood MAURILLA ALLEN. , . Ruby Nolan PATSY PEACOCK. . . . Miss Eustacia Hayworth, president of the college. JAMES DALTON PENNY. Homer Quackenbush, elderly custodian. JACKIE SUE MORGAN Miss Pauline Pooley, dedicated to building healthy bodies DIANE HALL Miss Geraldine Carr, English teacher. ROBERT MATTHEWS Mr. Oliver Lee Oliver, interested in founding Oliver Academy. PAULETTE STANCIL Emily Manning, a freshman at Cedar Hill on a scholarship. DAVID DENNING. . . . Lotus Smith, from Skeleton Hole, somewhere out West. MARY ANN SORRELL Cobina Colgate-Brewster, Lotus ' grandmother JAMES KEITH WILLIAMS Gilbert Glyer, an English modern poet. JOYCE HARGIS and BARBARA CREECH students at Cedar Hill 964 uA nddU Hie ie oAe ikc GILDA COX Gilda Coxhasbeen a truly outstanding member of the senior class. She has maintained a top scholastic average during all four years of high school, and has been active in extracurricular matters, too. Gilda has been a member of these clubs: the F. H. A. Club; the Glee Club; and the Beta Club, serving as its secretary her senior year. During her jrmior year, Gilda played a part in the junior play, The Boarding House Reach, and served as a marshal at graduation exer- cises. She has attended the scholastic banquet each year. Although Gilda loves sports and has been a member of the girls ' basketball team, her plans for the future are to attend East Carolina College, where she will study to become a math teacher. JANET DENNING Janet Denning, a high-stepping band majorette, has earned many honors, scholastic and otherwise. In her senior year, she was president of the Future Teachers of America Club, and was selected by her classmates as the best-looking senior girl. Janet has belonged to the F. H. A. and Glee Clubs, also. As a junior, Janet received three special honors: she attended the scholarship banquet for the second time; she was elected Homecoming Queen; and was one of the marshals at graduation exercises. After g r a dua t i on, Janet ' s plans include attending St. Andrews College, to major in English. ELAINE PARKER Elaine Parker hasbeen, perhaps, the most active of thisyear ' s class of seniors. Her activities during her four years in high school have included membership in these clubs: the Monogram Club; the F. T. A. Club, serving as its secretary her junior year; the Glee Club; the F. H. A. Club; and the Beta Club. As a junior, Elaine served as a marshal at graduation exercises, and as a senior, she was elected Homecoming Queen by the student body. Also, during her senior year, Elaine was chief cheerleader, and was voted the best dressed girl in the senior class. In spite of so many extracurricular activities, Elaine ' s grades have remained high; each year she has attended the scholastic banquet. Elaine ' s future plans are to attend St. Marys ' s College, where she will major in math. Later, she will transfer to the University of North Carolina. Whatever she doe s, Elaine is sure to be a success. 94 wJm oM LINDA SNIPES Linda Snipes is another girl whose high school record speaks for itself. During her four years in high school, Linda has belonged to these clubs: the Glee Club; the F. H. A, Club; the F. T. A. Club; and the Beta Club, serving as its secretary her senior year. She has also been a member of the basketball team. Linda ' s high grades entitled her to attend the scholarship banquet each year and to serve as a marshal her junior year. Following graduation, Linda plans to attend Parkview School of Nursing at Rocky Mount. JOAN STUART Voted Most Intellectual girl by her classmates, Joan Stuart is destined to go places. Her high school record is evidence of this fact. Joan has been a member of many clubs and has activel y participated in them: the F. H. A. Club; the Monogram Club, of which she was the secretary her junior and senior years; the Glee Club; the Beta Club; and the F. T. A. Club, serving as its president her junior year. Joan has been active in other ways, too. In her sophomore year, she served as a waitress at the Junior- Senior Prom and was chief mar- shal at graduation exercises her junior year. She has been a member of the cheerleading squad and was a member of the cast of the junior play. During her high school years, Joan has maintained a high scholas- tic average. Each year she has attended the scholarship banquet held for the top students in each class. After graduation, Joan will attend State College, where she will study math. The senior class is proud to have had Joan Stuart among its members. DEMPSEY WOOD Voted the Most Likely to Succeed senior boy, Dempsey Wood has made a fine record while in high school. Mainly interested in music, Dempsey has received state honors in band and has acted as president of our own high school band. He has been active in other ways, too. Dempsey has served as president of the Citizenship Council, been a member of the Glee Club, and has attended Boys ' State. He also played an important role in the junior play. Dempsey ' s grades have always remained high. As a sophomore, he was a waiter at the Junior-Senior Prom, an honor he received be- cause of his high grades. Following his graduation, Dempsey plans to attend East Carolina College, where he will major in music. The senior class is proud to have had Dempsey as a member. 95 JOAN STUART Chi ef 96 8f, ”a w j dniewiAeimeinA ' xilhjzj jthiL (kl£i.ccj C uj - : j-a7xAj. ?z € yy 2 c ■ ii X£i . . ( yo- f UcL ) it 7Z(y HyL t uz ‘ 2 dr 2 -2rujl : zC 0-2uxy: l ) iu cAyrCt 1, L- jt : CC t ) G, Om- ■uo cy Q. rbc( ' H a t icbyclyu ' yj ujo ambyc y2£ -oxJ K iAA£ GmMj ! I y ,r i X) jT r. ri 2 , t- £y y- - - Cr 5 a y haJI Q rijci cj€ii£G AcA£i£J uy St it a - yL -t- (ACL. 97 DIXIE NITROGEN INC. Wholesale Distributors of Anhydrous Ammonia and Nitrogen Solution CHARLES DENNING-MANAGER Announcing Benson ' s Newest Business. . . DIXIE - DENNING SUPPLY CO. Suppliers of LP Gas and Gas Appliances Dixie Fertilizers — Farm Garden Insecticides Anhydrous Ammonia - Nitrogen Solutions Located 301 South at Dixie Nitrogen CHARLES DENNING,MANAGER 98 C. M. BLACKMAN CO. FCX SERVICE Groceries— Feed— Farm Supplies Gulf 0 1 1 — Products— TIres—Batterles Phone Res. NATIONWIDE INSURANCE 894-3221 894-3213 894-3881 Benson, North Carolina HOLLAND FURNITURE COMPANY So. Wall Street, Benson, N.C, (Hwy. 301 So.) Tel. 894-4241 COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS Furniture- Floor Covering-ApplIances-Radio-TV 99 ■ ' tz C Ij(L (J Azc J yi iZ iCxyrn n ZA jA OOt 2 j ' iy xjlAJ y (. vjr oO(z ' O 6 iO d z t 3 js ' z ,tk ‘ ' d-d Z ijuMA ' .tSMoC ' yn ddzL X ' 0- y dXi ' p4XO:t Wy ' [ M .uk . butt.. ■ Eccs ■ .ch Cr.am JiXZfV ZXl jJd X ZMUas Jaz o X . ' fibicJi, yC HiL inJi fc ojiA ' OIjX fc X o Oyy yO _Jyt)o Lt-l ' rxJl ux (Xi yCAy Ml. ' tndA - 4053 (xXtl y yXr. PJt LLT aX n.y t Creamery Company North Clinton Avenue Dunn, North Carolina Phone 892-7603 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! Corbett Autry Red and White Benson North Carolina 100 FROM A LOCAL DISTRIBUTOR BUY SEALTEST From J.E. 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