Benson High School - Tatler Yearbook (Benson, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1966 volume:

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IT IS A SENSE OF —achievement —making lasting friends —preparation for a rapidly changing world —broadening outlook on life through study and extra-curricular activities ) ' ■ and extra -curric X ' OX -x 7 ) y ' 2 -A- Higla Scl:iool is . . . Life 2- 7 I_iectuLrex s .... S— 13 Feop le 16— 4T Linlc 50—65 SlDortsiTLansliiiD. . . 6S-S1 Grla,m.OTJLr S4— ST Coinm.-u.nit3r Interest. . . .90—103 3 , -oe . 2 4 cc yyijuij-cA zy- 36 5 - 7UjLAX. dUt MXXJLyynitui a 4 f V 0 yi . 1� I _ A r —A 4 v_X5_alA_A CB ' — i-or ' -vS!4--A ' T X . jO KJ K --LjLOL ' OJLg. . . 4- -Tnv- ' ' 1 ' . , _ S ULoj OLVM . oJ.A _K.aLvxyb . Axj.±jo_V 4: . ©-iL iJr — v lD ' vnrx_ Q ' C ' r- .( oLjLJUi -rvc 5 ' -ra.-v. 6S . • “ ' - ' V V XA„ 4; ev io2f Only 8LS tlie young Icno-w lio-w- to live it! 6 Oediceiteci To MRS. NAnsrcY w ' lLLis 7 yUL c J j ' ' KJ uu y oc. ycy yj- a j-c6f y- ' yy . -A. Higli ©cl: ol is ' f ' ' h- 3 cy -{y-A r Cj ’ ' K- ' i_ iy- ' ' ' - ' i r- ' Ci ' y ' 7 - ' . 1 -V-,— y - yy • ' • _J -o V, -C ' , .if-— 2 ,:. IU ' 8 A- yy K-r--k CK- ' . ■Jyy ] y y .f, .rjx y 1: r y _f_ L 9 MR. E.S. SIMPSON Superintendent of Johnston County Schools Mr. Shelton . C.jCanaday , c ' . FAYE HAYES Secretary Mr. Ralph Delano, Mr. L. A Benson, Mr. Deleon D (absent), Advisory Board. MRS . ESPY HOLMES Treasurer MR. W.J. BAREFOOT Principal 10 MR. JAMES PELL Physical Education Science MRS. ESTELLE BRYANT Music MRS . LOUISE LAMBERT English MRS . MARGARET MRS . ANN MORGAN MEDLIN English Librarian -A. leader a giJLide to you-tti MISS BARBARA JEAN BAREFOOT Business Education MR. CHARLES PORTER Band Glee Club MR. JUDSON STEPHENS Math MRS . CULAYE BEASLEY Business Education MR. J.W. THOMPSON Math Social Studies MR. ROBERT WARREN Vocational Agriculture MRS . NANCY WILLIS French, English Guidance MR . ROBERT WELLS Science 12 in all facets Standing; Mrs. Florence Strickland, Mrs. Leome Allen, Mrs. Doris Barbour, Mrs. Cornelia Cagle , Mrs. Mable Mrs. Amelia Thornton. Sitting; Mrs. Ina Wallace, Medlin, Manager. 13 ' f-tcobduy y Myiyy ru Y2Z y uy cCY2.yjy jp o . J kP (jl - 3 ' !M ' c t a y i-L Pis zo o) uu d Xpud CUO rP ' JyUjA- dvjj! f) a j jii ;6 2 . c: uu yycz j i dy iPyLj ayyyut C6y) Higli Sclaool Is y _- ' ‘ ' y i 06 yzji (a py e y ■ ' ' yzyyy 14 ' Sd ?%IA 2a ulY o ( p V yVT yO ? y i v yf A y y -7 22o2 2 2?ul HA. ' ■ . . . I= EOr LE Pmi jiteAZA 2l{jcJdcyQ d ) T[ t. (Pj6a QAa } 15 Vice-President, BERRY BOSTIC; Treasurer, JERRY BENSON; President, JAMES WILLIAMS; Treasurer, BARBARA CREECH; Secretary, LAURA SUE JOHNSON. Ou-x senior yeeir BETTY SUE ADAMS JANET DELAINE ADAMS is filled -witli metny exciting xnoments. CAROLYN SUE BARBOUR JERRY ALONZO BENSON CLIFFORD NEWBERRY BOSTIC, JR, Berry NEIL CREECH CAGLE CARLIE GLENN CLAYTON JUNIUS BENJAMIN BARBOUR, JR. DAVID EUGENE CLIFTON 17 AVA MARIE COLE BARBARA JEAN CREECH LYNDA SUE CREECH DAVID ALLEN DENNING JUDY CAROLYN DENNING KATHRYN ELLA DIXON Kathy Tliere etre moments of decision STEPHEN EDWARD DIXON JUDY KATHRYN DUNN ARTHUR WAY NE GIBBS Miss Suzanne Denning and Master Van Jones MASCOTS 0a«£t 0 .,Ci£y2 cy f c _ c2Z. l u (l4 y AAou L0 o )Y ELIZABETH GLOVER JUDY DIANNE HALL DONNA LOUISE GILBERT Decisions! Decisions! 19 ANNIE KATHRYN HARDEE Kathy MARY JOYCE HARGIS CAROLYN SUE JOHNSON JIMMY RAY JOHNSON Can sixth period English be working? 20 liigliliglit eetcli senior’s cieiy. I 21 I einy moments in et Senior’s ROBERT OWEN MATTHEWS DAPHNE ROSE McGEE EDITH CAVELLE McLAMB ROBERT GLENN McLAMB 22 life etre sjDent stu-ciying Study ! Study ! Study ! 23 Ttiere are many moments EDITH MAE PARRISH JIMMY RAY PENNY DIANA GAIL RAYNOR PATSY RUTH PEACOCK BRENDA GWYNN POPE MARY ANN SORRELL JAMES DALTON PENNY JOAN WANDA POWERS CHARLES OWEN STANCIL 24 tlciSLt SL senior treetsu-res Carolyn Barbour, Girls ' State James Keith Williams and Glenn Lee, Boys ' State PAULETTE STANCIL PEGGY ANN STANLEY JAMES RICKY STEPHENSON 25 Oixr inost tlirilling moment— HOWARD BURLAN STEVENS, JR. Steve JANE PERRY STRICKLAND BETHANY ANN TURLINGTON Beth JERRIE ELAINE STEWART JOHNNIE CARL STEWART GLORIA ANN THORNTON GLENWOOD TUCKER JIMMY TURLINGTON DONNA GAIL WEST 26 receiving onr d.iiDloma,s TONY WOODALL 27 Senior Carolyn Barbour and James D. Penny WITTIEST Kathy Dixon and James Allen MOST COURTEOUS 28 — ' O ' o ' — J __ SL- - rvA ycJ ' ' ■ ' -e—A v. _t-i cjj ' e-T - i-rvv_ -C_ - — ' dX.- X_ Jane Strickland and Randall Jackson BEST LOOKING Mary Ann Sorrell and Chuck Parker MOST INTELLECTUAL Charles Hardee and Sue Johnson BEST ALL ROUND 29 Senior Judy Dunn and Berry Bostic MOST ATHLETIC Maurilla Allen and Glenn Lee BEST DRESSED Patsy Peacock and James Williams MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED 30 la.iDerlSLti ' ves Linda Matthews and Charles Wimbley MOST DEPENDABLE Lynda Creech and Steve Dixon MOST POPULAR Janet Adams and Junius Barbour CUTEST 31 W’lio’s JAMES ALLEN When we consider outstanding students in our school, we like to include those with not only high academic averages, but also those who have proven their varsitality in our school program. Such a person is James Allen, Throughout his four years in high school, James has maintained a high scholastic average, which is evidenced by the fact that he was chosen as a waiter his sophomore year for the Junior-Senior Prom. James has also been active in our school club system. As a freshman he was a member of our Guidance and Science clubs, as a sophomore he be- longed to our F.F.A. chapter, and as a senior, served as a member of the Monogram club. Sports have maintained an active place in James Allen ' s school days. He has participated in Varsity Track for four years. His baseball career encompassed his freshman, junior, and senior years, and he performed a remarkable feat in football when h e played for the first time his senior year and received All-Conference honorable mention. James Allen has indeed been an asset to our class. His dedication and outstanding character assure his sucess in his future persuits. MAURILLA ALLEN A friendly smile, a charming personality, and good looks describe one of the outstanding students in the senior class— Maurilla Allen. Maurilla has attained a high scholastic standing and has participated in many extra- curricular activities. She has been a member of the following clubs: F. H. A. , in which she received her junior and chapter degrees; F.T.A. ; Glee Club; the dramatics club; the Student Coimcil; and the Annual Staff, serving as typist. Maurilla ' s freshman year began by her being elected secretary of the class. As a sophomore, Maurilla was selected a band majorette. She received training when she attended majorette camp at Windy Hill Beach, South Carolina, and she served as co-chief majorette her senior year, Maurilla was a member of the homecoming court her junior and senior years and was voted Best Dressed as a senior. Following her graduation, Maurilla plans to attend Peace College, where she will major in psychology. Later, she will transfer to the Univer- sity of North Carolina. The senior class is proud to have Maurilla as a member. JUDY DUNN The class of 1966 wouldn ' t have been the same if it had not had among its members that mischievous, intellectual, and dynamic girl— Judy Dunn. Her activities during her four years in high school have included mem- bership in these clubs: the Dramatics Club; the F. H, A. Club, theF.T.A. Club, serving as its secretary her junior year; the Monogram Club, of which she was secretary her senior year; and the Beta Club, serving as president her senior year. Judy was also a member of the band, serving as secretary- treasurer for two years; and the girl ' s basketball team. Judy was the adver- tising manager on the annual staffhersenioryear. When she was a sophomore, she was a waitress at the Junior-Senior, During her freshman year in high school, she was appointed to be a pagette at the North Carolina House of Representatives in Raleigh, As a junior, Judy served as a marshal at graduation exercises, and as a senior, she was voted Most Athletic. In spite of so many extracurricular activities, Judy ' s grades have remain- ed high; each year she has attended the scholastic banquet. After graduation, Judy ' s plans are to attend St. Mary ' s Junior College, where she will take courses leading to a major in English. Later, she will transfer to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Whatever she does, or wherever she goes, Judy is sure to be a success. VSTllO LINDA MATTHEWS A sweet smile and a charming personality describe Linda Matthews. In Linda ' s quiet way, she has been able to undertake many jobs and do them well. During her first year in high school, Linda became an active member in the Future Homemakers of America, She also sang in the Glee Club. Linda ' s sophomore year was filled with many activities: she was reporter ofF.H.A. and a member of the F. T. A, She earned her Junior and Chapter Degrees inF.H.A. She was also tapped to become a member of the Beta Club, and she was chosen to serve as waitress at the Junior-Senior Prom. Linda ' s jiuiior year was filled with two new experiences: she was elected as co-editor of the Tatler , and she was a marshal in the commencement exercises. Linda ' s grades have remained very high, and as a reward she has attend- ed for the past three years the annual scholarship banquet. Her photogenic quality was revealed when she was chosen as Miss Tatler. Linda ' s popular- ity was also shown when the Future Farmers picked her as their chapter sweetheart for 1966. After graduation Linda plans to attend Campbell College and major in business education. As anyone can plainly see, Linda is a truly outstanding person, and a fine example of a good citizen. CHUCK PARKER Voted Most Intellectual boy by the graduating class, Chuck Parker has really deserved the title. He has maintained a high scholastic average during his four years in high school. As a sophomore, Chuck has the grades to be in the Beta Club and also a waiter at the Junior-Senior Prom. His junior year, he served as marshal during commencement services. He has attended the scholarship banquet held each year for the top six students in each class. Chuck is a member of the Monogram Club. He was voted president his junior year. Chuck has participated in three sports: football, basketball, and base- ball. For the past two years he has been voted captain of the football squad by his fellow players and all-conference by the conference coaches. He has been as asset to the team in all three of these sports. After his graduation. Chuck plans to attend Davidson, where he will go into pre-medicine. MARY ANN SORRELL One of the most outstanding persons in the class of ' 66 is Mary Ann Sorrell. There is hardly an end to the many things she has done to deserve this description. Besides always being ready to give a helping hand, no matter what the task to do done, she has also taken part in many clubs and extra-curricular activities during the past foiu ' years. Among them are the following: F.H. A., of which she was treasurer and vice-president; F.T.A., president; Beta Club, treasurer; Student Council and Monogram Club. For two years she has been cheering, having become chief cheerleader her se- nior year, Mary Ann has received many honors, all based on scholastic abilities. She was chief marshal her junior year, waitress at the Junior-Senior Prom, and attended the scholarship banquet every year. She was chosen Most Intellectual in senior superlatives, Mary Ann plans to attend Peace College, where she will transfer to the University of North Carolina at Greensboro and major in Home Economics, As anyone can see Mary Ann is trrily an outstanding person with a high scholastic average. We wish her success at what she undertakes. -A. «J xniors life is vetrieci . . . JvLn.i or- Senior Treasurer, ROBERT WIMBLEY; President, JAMES WILKINS; Vice- President, CAM BAILEY; Secretary, HELEN SORRELL. i ' tV ,ol Anita Abdalla Bonnie Allen Cam Bailey Connie Barbour Bennie Beasley Glynn Bradley Eddie Byrd Frances Campbell Karon Barbour Susan Bonds Sylvia Bryant Anna Lee Bushay Cathy Canaday 34 t Nancy Clifton Randy Creech Ronnie Ennis Dorothy Hardison Cherry Johnson Janice Cox Beth Denning Pat Foster Pat Holmes Valerie Johnson Glenn Hall Joyce Jernigan Diane Jones Ernestine Jones Gerald Lee Donna McLamb Ernestine McLamb Pat Moore Yvonne Joseph Dan McLamb Drucilla McLamb Peggy McLamb Bob Nordon 35 eJvLnior’S O ' V ' erflO ' w -wit!ti vigor Vigor, energy, and enthusiasm are displayed by juniors. Louise Norris Tony Pleasant Nancy Pollard Olan Pollard Ricky Pope Angie Porter James Powers Doris Smith Betsy Sorrell Helen Sorrell Bedy ' Stancil Sandra Stancil energy, and entlmsiasm. Brenda Stephenson Kenneth Stovall Dan Surles Brenda Weeks Ruth West Kaye Stevens Glenn Stuart Hampton Whittington Glenda Williams Robert Wimbley Frankie Wood Diane Woodall James W ilkins Warren Williams Danny Wood Judy Wood Phil Woodcock 37 SoiDliisticsLteci SoiDlioniores etren’t President, BROOKIE DUNN; Vice-President, MIKE WILLIAMS; Treasurer, GARY BLACKMON; Secretary, VIVIAN MATTHEWS. Alma Gray Allen Donna Gail Barefoot Mike Barefoot Ricky Barnes 38 Grreexi Freslimen” SLuyncior-e! Mildred Beasley Sharon Beasley Kathy Benson Jean Benson Michael Benson Gail Blackmon Gary Blackmon Dee Britt Bonnie Byrd Patsy Byrd Gail Creech Tommy Deal Brookie Dunn Johnny Byrd Phil Byrd Kay Creech Beth Denning Dennis Eason Pat Byrd Buddy Co ats Kenneth Creech Dale Dixon Brian Foy 39 Dissecting is et joy” of etll Sop liomore Cathy Freeman Jennifer Gregory Danny Ingram Phyllis Jackson Donald Jernigan Julia Gilbert Sue Hayes Betsy Johnson Diane Johnson Donnie Lee Vivian Matthews Jo Ann Morris Brenda Johnson Tony Johnson Mike Littleton Carol McLamb Ronald Norris Lena Johnson Linda Langdon Myron Massengill Jo Ann McLamb Jimmy Parker 40 girls! Harold Parrish Jamone Penny Van Penny Dale Phillips Jean Pleasant Patsy Pleasant Billy Raynor Janice Raynor Donald Salmon Barbara Stephenson Sharon Smith Donna Stephenson Dee Sorrell Phyllis Strickland Brenda Tanner Bobby Toney Garland Weaver Jackie W iggins Mike Williams Betty Jo Wood Shirley Wood Rachel Woodcock J . P . Y oung 41 Witli excitement, F’reslimen loolc for-ward to Onnie Mae Adams Steve Auman Judy Austin Dean Barbour Ray Barbour Treasurer, JACK WHITTINGTON; Vice-President, JOHNNY WHITTINGTON; President, EMERY MILLER; Secretary, JANET TART. 42 ixietny ne-w exp eriences. Sammy Barbour Wanda Barbour Gary Barefoot Danny Beasley Howard Beasley Polly Sue Benson Rayvon Best Elsie Black Judy Blackmon Peggy Blackmon Becky Bonds Johnny Bonner J. E. Byrd Randy Byrd Ronnie Byrd Sheila Cagle Skipper Canaday Ronnie Caudle Dare Clifton Lesia Coats Delois Cook Thomas Cook Lonnie Denning Edith Dickens Vicki Ellis Celia Ennis Cora Jean Ennis Jean Godwin Julia Godwin Susan Godwin Frances Hall 43 -A- Freslimstn’s time is filled -witli li lsiy etnd Ray Holmes Louise Jemigan Horace Johnson Ray Johnson W ay Ion Johnson A . J . Jones Janet Joseph Kenny Knight Joe Langdon Delois Lee Diane Lee Kay Lee Nancy Levinson Jan Littleton John Littleton Ray Littleton Neta Lucas Sharon Manning Larry Matthews Marshall Matthews Jerry McCloud Donnie McLamb Graylon McLamb Lois McLamb Sherry McLamb Terry McLamb Wayne McLamb Scott Medlin Emery Lee Miller Gloria Miller Gary Moore Dickie Norris Sandra Norris Jeannie Parker Jenny Parrish 44 little -worlc. Thurwood Parrish Darlene Penny Odell Penny Grace Pollard Kathy Powers Danny Raynor James Raynor Jean Raynor Harry Rogers Janet Ryals Bobby Salmon Jewelle Sigmon Mitchel Stephenson Ray Stephenson Rose Stephenson Janet Stewart Janice Stewart Rollins Stewart Vicky Stewart Larry Stiles Janet Tart Michael Tart Danny Tucker Nancy Turlington Donaphine Warren Frances West Norma West Betty Kay Wheeler Jack Whittington Johnny Whittington Brenda Wiggins Debbie Wood Arlene Woodall Neil Yarborough Debbie Yelvington 45 T eresa Allen Judy Barbour eJiinior Danny Barnes Wayne Beasley Douglas Benson Randy Benson MRS. ALEAN DUDLEY MR. PETE MORGAN Judy Black Sharon Blackmon Phil Byrd Barbara Campbell Mike Capps Donald Clayton Ann Deiming Debbie Dixon Lavon Ennis Perry Don Ennis Moses Gallion Lane Godwin Sammy Godwin Dennis Gregory Jerry Hall John Hall Ronald Hall Parley Hardison Pat Hodges Randy Holley Verchel Hudson Larry Jemigan Bob Johnson Corbett Johnson Diane Johnson Edward Johnson Jennifer Johnson Joyce Johnson Larry Johnson Lynward Johnson, Jr. Stacy Johnson Kelly Ann Joseph Dennis Lassiter Jimmy Lee 46 Randy Lee Robert Earl Lee Wanda Sue Lee Phil Lucas Randy Lucas Brenda McLamb JAY B. HENDERSON Danny McLamb J.B. McLamb Judy McLamb Kay Messer Sandra Miller Betty Jo Norris Danny Norris Diane Norris Jimmy Norris Polly Sue Norris W illiam Paige Donnie Parker Andy Penny David Penny Patrick Penny Sherry Penny Andy Porter Jeffrey Powers Sarah Reaves Debbie Sanders Jeffrey Stephenson Wayne Stevens Kenneth Stewart Diane Strickland Donnie Tart Raymond Tart Charlotte Thornton Davy Warren Wanda W eaver Phyllis Whitman Robert Whitman Barbara Whittington Patricia Whittington Sue Wimbley 47 -A- Higli Sclaool is 48 link: 49 Tattler Staff 1 m Mary Ann Sorrell , Linda Matthew s, Joyce J e r n i g a n, Janice Cox, James Williams, Dianne Hall, Janet Adams, Maurilla Allen, AvaCole, Carolyn Barbour, Laura Sue Johnson, Berry Bostic, Lynda Creech, Glenn Lee, Steve Dixon . 50 I Worlc! Work! Work! Assistant Editors JANET ADAMS, Copy Editor; DIANNE HALL, Feature Editor; LAURA JOHNSON, Artist. STEVE DIXON and JUDY DUNN Advertising Managers LINDA CREECH and GLENN LEE Circulation Managers JAMES WILLIAMS, Sports Editor; BERRY BOSTIC, Photo- grapher. 51 MAURILLA ALLEN, AVA COLE, CAROLYN BARBOUR Typists Ou-x riomeina,lcex s Front row: Gail Wilkins, Janice Ryals, Glenda Williams, Jean Godwin, Susan Godwin, Debbie Wood, Beth Denning, Cathy Canaday, Helen Sorrell, Sandra Stancil, Karon Barbour, Dee Sorrell; Second row: Beth Denning, Louise Norris, Rose Stephenson, Diane W o od a 1 1, Janice Cox, Ernestine McLamb, Dale Phillips, Maurilla Allen, Sherry McLamb, Vivian Matthews, Sheila Cagle; Third row: Polly Sue Benson, Kathy Benson, Linda Matthews, Mary Ann Sorrell, Kathy Powers, Janice Stewart, Joan Powers, Mildred Beasley, Jamone Penny, Jenny Parrish, Betty Wheeler, Ernestine Jones, Jean Benson. The Freshman girls are initiated into the F.H.A. JERRY BENSON Big Brother 52 of toxnorr o W Front row: Celia Ennis, Patsy Pleasant, Phyllis Strickland, Frances Hall, Sandra Norris, Donna Barefoot; Second row: Sue Johnson, Paulette Stancil, Rachel Woodcock, Barbara Stephenson, Drucilla McLamb, Linda Langdon, Mrs. Sorrell, Advisor; Third row: Donna Stephenson, Connie Barbour, Patsy Byrd, Joyce Jemigan, Kay Creech. MRS. SORRELL Advisor Vice-President, Sandra Stancil; President, Joan Powers; Secretary, Drucilla McLamb; Treasurer, Beth Denning; Historian, Dale Phillips; Reporter, Janice Cox; Song Leader, Donna Stephenson; Pianist, Vivian Matthews; Parliamentarian, Barbara Stephenson. 53 Front row; Donald Whitman, Ronnie Byrd, Thurwood Parrish, Horace Johnson, Danny Beasley, Gary Barefoot, Ronnie Caudle, Danny Tucker, J.E. Byrd, Kenneth Clifton. Second row; Donald Salmon, Glenn Stuart, Tony Johnson, Larry Norrie, Mitchel Stephenson, Dennis Eason, Joe Langdon, Lonnie Denning, Wayl on Johnson, Sammy Barbour, Jimmy Turlington. Third row; Randy Creech, Glenwood Tucker, Richard Hall, Ronnie Ennis, Bob Nordon, A.J. Jones, Marshall Matthews, Michael Benson, Jerry Benson, Junius Barbour, Randall Jackson. 54 of tomorro ' w Front row: Treasurer, Donald Jernigan; Secretary, James Wilkins; Sentinel, Jimmy Turlington. Second row: Reporter, Jerry Benson; Vice-President, Randall Jackson; President, Charles Hardee. Front row: Donnie McLamb, Kenneth Creech, J.P. Young, Johnny Bryd, Charles Hardee. Second row: James Wilkins, Brian F oy, Phil Byrd, Harold Parrish. Third row: Carlis Clayton, David Denning, Johnny Stewart, Garland Weaver, Donald Campbell, Mr. Warren. MR. WARREN Advisor 55 HELEN SORRELL Secretary BROOKIE DUNN Historian F ' xitu.re leetders of . . F.T.A. YVONNE JOSEPH Treasurer BETH DENNING Parliamentarian Front row: Janice Raynor, Judy Dunn, Janet Adams, Judy Denning, Beth Denning, Cathy Canaday, Betty Jo Wood, Helen Sorrell, Brookie Dunn, Beth Denning, Dee Britt, Louise Norris; Second row: Linda Matthews, Brenda Johnson, Ava Cole, Dee Sorrell, Julia Gilbert, Dale Phillips, Glenda W i 1 1 i a m s, Karon Barbour, Drucilla McLamb, C a r ol y n Barbour, Judy Dunn, Susan Bonds, Joyce Jernigan, Janice Cox. Third row: Mary Ann Sorrell, Mr. Thompson, Ernestine McLamb, Betsy Sorrell, Jean Benson, A n i ta Abdalla , Yvonne Joseph, Betsy Johnson, Sue Hayes, Ann Levinson, Maurilla Allen, Sharon Smith, Pat Foster, Diane Jones, Mrs. Willis. 56 B iil d.ing iDetter sitliletes . . Front row: Ray Holmes, Sharon Smith, Mary Ann Sorrell, Beth Turlington, Judy Dunn, Lynda Creech, Helen Sorrell, Brookie Dunn, Pat Foster, Betty Jo Wood, Ava Cole, Judy Wood, Julia Gilbert, Johnny Bonner, Berry Bostic. Second row: Ann Levinson, Patsy Peacock, Susan Bonds, Diane Jones, Yvonne Joseph, Gary Blackmon, Mike Williams, Pat Holmes, James Williams, Tony Pleasant, Jimmy Parker, Danny Ingram, Gerald Lee. Third row: Mr. Pell, Phil Woodcock, Neil Cagle, Chuck Parker, Hampton Whittington, David Denning, Robert Matthews, Dan McLamb, Dale Dixon, James D. Penny, Glenn Lee, Ricky Pope, Charles Hardee, James Allen. MR. PELL Advisor BERRY BOSTIC President FIAMPTON WHITTINGTON Vice-President JUDY DUNN Secretary ROBERT MATTFIEWS Treasurer onogrstm. CIijlTd 57 SvLCcess is o xr gostl . . Beta, CItj-Td JANICE COX Secretary MARY ANN SORRELL Treasurer II f Front row: Janet Adams, Mary Ann Sorrell, Joyce Jernigan, Carolyn Barbour, Janice Cox, Maurilla Allen, Judy Dunn, Linda Matthews, Sue Johnson, Cathy Canaday. Second row: James Williams, James Wilkins, Jimmy Penny, Dan McLamb, Dan Surles, Chuck Parker, Hampton Whittington, Pat Holmes, Mr. Barefoot. 58 3tim xlating interest in Toooltes . . . MRS. MED LIN Advisor DIANE WOODALL President XjilDrsLrsr CIulTd ANGIE PORTER Vice-President KAY CREECH Secretary- Treasurer SHERRY McLAMB Reporter Seated: Mrs. Medlin. Standing: Joan Powers, Jackie Morgan, Diane Woodall, Shelia Morgan, Pat Byrd, Kay Creech, Jackie Wiggins, Donna Barefoot, Sandra Norris, Angie Porter, Sherry McLamb, Frances Hall, Phyllis Strickland . 59 Ixnp ro ' V ' ing o-uli scliool . . . St xcien.t CoTJincil STEVE DIXON President VIVIAN MATTHEWS Secretary JUDY DENNING Vice-President BARBARA STEPHENSON Treasurer VICKI ELLIS Reporter The Student Council stresses attendance by spon- soring an attendance contest. Seated: Cherry Johnson, Susie Johnson, Miss Wiggs, Ad- Stephenson, Gail Blackmon, Joyce Jemigan, Steve visor; Vivian Matthews, Judy Denning. Standing: Barbara Auman, Steve Dixon, Ray Barbour, Vicki Ellis. 60 -A-l-ways on tlae j ot) B-U.S Drivers Jackie Morgan, President; Phil Byrd, Vice-President, MR. BAREFOOT Kathy Hardee, Secretary -Treasurer. Advisor Glenwood Tucker, Jerry Benson, Charles Hardee, Cam Bailey, Glenn Stuart, Ricky Stephenson, Carlie Clayton, Junius Barbour, Phil Byrd, Kathy Hardee, Sue Johnson, Barbara Creech, Mr. Barefoot, Jackie Morgan, James Allen, Randall Jackson . 61 I eliear-sals, p ar‘gLcies, concerts IceeiD tlie 62 TDStrLci iD-u-sy Dale Phillips, Maurilla Allen, Ava Cole Maurilla Allen and Ava Cole Co-Chiefs Mr, Porter James D, Penny Director President And the band plays on. MiTjLsic fills tlie air at B.H.S Front row: Jackie Morgan, Shelia Morgan, Debbie Wood, Ava Cole, Judy Denning, Janet Adams, Dean Barbour, Beth T u r 1 i n g t o n, Donna Gilbert. Second row: Brenda Wiggins, Daphne McGee, Louise J e rn i g a n, Linda Matthews, Carolyn Barbour, Lynda Creech, Pat Moore, Practice makes perfect. Judy Glover, Maurilla Allen, Joyce Hargis. Third row: Patsy Peacock, Sylvia Bryant, Barbara C r e e c h, Donna Stephenson, Anita Allen, Kathy Dixon, Betty Wheeler, Joan Powers. MR. PORTER Director 64 Fu-tiare execu-tives MRS. BEASLEY Advisor LAURA SUE JOHNSON President JERRY BENSON KATHY DIXON Vice-President Secretary JUDY GLOVER BARBARA Treasurer CREECH Historian PAULETTE STANCIL Reporter Standing; Jimmy J ohn s on, Tony Woodall, Charles Wimbley, Jimmy Penny, Anita Allen, Patsy Peacock, Kathy Hardee, Lynda Creech, Sue Johnson, Brenda Byrd, Joyce Hargis, Donna Gilbert, Miss Barefoot. Front row; Shelia Morgan, Dianne Hall, Barbara Creech, Kathy Dixon; Second row; Laura Johnson, Diane Raynor, Judy Glover, Edith Parrish. Third row; Georgia Cobb, Paulette Stancil, Elanie Stewart, Gail West. Fourth row; Gaynelle Lee, Brenda Pope, Peggy Stanley, Cave lie McLamb. Fifth row; Ann Thornton, Betty Sue Adams, Pat Neigh- bours, Daphne McGee. 65 -A. Higli. Scliool is 66 . . . SF G ' RrrSlS LJ TSrSTJlXF 67 Ctieerleaciers etdci color, excitement MARY ANN SORRELL Chief JULIA GILBERT PAT FOSTER SUSAN BONDS to the gSLTne etnd encou.r ' SLge sp irit BETH TURLINGTON Co-Chief LYNDA CREECH BETTY JO WOOD Mule Day, 1965. 69 Bluie Fiieintoms w-orlc long l onrs JAMES KEITH WILLIAMS Student Trainer MR. JIM PELL and MR. PETE MORGAN; Coaches BERRY BOSTIC and CHUCK PARKER; Co-Captains CHUCK PARKER Quarterback BERRY BOSTIC Halfback JAMES DALTON PENNY Tackle JAMES ALLEN Halfback CHARLES STANCIL Tackle DAVID DENNING Tackle HAMPTON WHITTINGTON End 70 for iDerf ectioir Front row: James Dalton Penny, Ricky Pope, Gerald Lee, Berry Bostic, Chuck Parker, Pat Holmes, Dan McLamb. Second row: Donnie Lee, Dale Dixon, Hampton Whittington, James Allen, Tony Pleasant, David Denning. Third row: Coach Pell, Gary Blackmon, Garland Weaver, Ricky Barnes, Bennie Beasley, Glenn Stuart, Coach Morgan. Fourth row: Randy Creech, Wayne Gi bbs, Mike Williams, Dan Surles, Wayne Williford, Buddy Coats. Holmes breaks away for another gain. CAM BAILEY T ackle RICKY POPE Gua rd GERALD LEE Center DAN McLAMB End 71 -A.11 systeins are go for JIMMY PARKER Guard DALE DIXON Guard TONY PLEASANT Guard MIKE WILLIAMS Guard Bailey makes another spectacular tackle. PAT HOLMES Fullback GARLAND WEAVER Tackle Bostic fights for yardage in the Gamer game. 72 VICTOR,Y! GLENN STUART Halfback MIKE LITTLETON Halfback BENNIE BEASLEY Halfback RICKY BARNES Guard DONNIE LEE Fullback, Halfback GARY BLACKMON Quarterback RANDY CREECH Tackle, End RAY STEPHENSON End, Halfback HAROLD PARRISH Guard 73 Tlie iDvizzer sou-nd-s etn d. tl e Big Bl-u.es scire Front row; Steve Dixon, Donnie Lee, Co-Captains Chuck Parker and Glenn Lee, Pat Holmes. Second row: Wayne Beasley, Glenn Stuart, Hampton W hi tt i ng t o n, Dan McLamb, Olan Pollard. Coach Adams. (Berry Bostic not pictured) Guards off to ■Victory! •i-- ‘r 7 MR. ADAMS Coach Forwards and Centers Parker grabs a rebound! 75 Tlie B.H.S. F liaiitom.ettes Joseph hustles toward goal. Guards MR. MORGAN Coach KARON BARBOUR Manager Joseph grabs rebound. for ■v’ictor’y Forwards Smith sprints down court. Kneeling: Co-Captains; Yvonne Joseph and Diane Jones. Front row: Janet Joseph, Frankie Wood, Ernestine Jones, Ann Levinson, Judy Dunn, Anita Abdalla, CathyCanaday. Secondrow: JeanRaynor, Dale Phillips, Vivian Matthews, Dare Clifton, Brookie Dunn, Sharon Smith. Third row: Coach Morgan, Nancy Levinson, Donaphine Warren, Kay Lee. 77 cJvLnior Veirsity FootlDstll Co-Captains: Johnny Whittington and John Littleton. Front row: Jack Whittington, Scott Medlin, Skipper Canaday, Neil Yarborough, Ray Barbour, Randy Lee, Moses Gallion. Second row: Mr. Adams, Coach; J.B. Me La mb, Steve A u m a n, Howard Beasley, Terry kfcLamb, Lonnie Denning, Randy Benson, Emery Miller, Student Trainer. eJvLnior Vstrsity Basfeeftoall Jerry McCloud, J.E. Byrd. Third row: Ray Johnson, Bobby Salmon, Michael Tart, Mr. Pell; Coacli. Front row: Johnny Bonner, Steve Auman, Gerald Lee, Larry Stiles, Howard Beasley, Skipper Canaday. Second row: Emery Miller, Graylon McLamb, Ray Barbour, 78 J u-nior Varsity Clieerleaciers Kneeling: Debbie Dixon, Debbie Yelvinton, Vicki Ellis, Jan Littleton. Standing; Becky Bonds, Lois Neal McLamb. Ba selDeLll ’65 MR. JEFF ADAMS Coach It looks like another homer for the Benson JOHNNY BONNER Phantoms! Manager Front row: Bennie Beasley, James D. Penny, James Allen, Tony Woodall, Chuck Parker. Second row; David Knight, Robert Matthews, Hampton Whittington, Ray Stephenson. Third row: Cam Bailey, John Woodall, Dale Dixon, Coach Adams. Absent: Berry Bostic, Earl Stephenson. 80 Travels: ’65 Berry Bostic, Gary Blackmon, Gerald Lee, Mike Williams, James D. Penny, Dale Dixon, James Allen, Pat Holmes, Danny Ingram, Coach Pell. Higli Sctiool is 82 • • GS-1-.Al OXJR, ' TUDC U ZXX Z Z Xi CX XC J ZjX OXZ 2 Z y2i LjO-UAJ ' nc6 (U: - C M 102 6 y Cc rzxcci£ ' UXocUcC ' MlCl 2a yC ' ‘ cy -f!y xx O XlCz ‘ ' — - - A 83 I u-nners TJ p Hom.eco3:nin.g duieen ’66 MAURILLA ALLEN AVA COLE YVONNE JOSEPH Ttie Gixxeen’s Co xrt HELEN SORRELL Homecoming Queen 85 «J inior Flay ’64 eJu-nior Flay ’65 MISTER COED Bernice Bramberry Carol Wood Ruby Nolan Miss Eustacia Hayworth. , Homer Quackenbush. . . , Miss Pauline Pooley Mr. Oliver Lee Oliver. . , Miss Geraldine Carr Emily Manning Lotus Smith Cobina Colgate -Brewster Gilbert Glyer Extras Sue Johnson Linda Creech Maurilla Allen Patsy Peacock Jimmy Penny , . . Jackie Sue Morgan , . . . . Robert Matthews Dianne Hall Paulette Stancil David Denning . . . . Mary Ann Sorrell James Keith Williams Joyce Hargis and Barbara Creech Directed by; Mr. Lee Rogers THE CLOCK STRUCK TWELVE John D. Astorfeller Elizabeth Gail Martin Peggy Parker Mimi Davis Randy Hendrix . . . . Lucille Thomas. . . Dick Thomas Slim Summers. ... . .Phil Woodcock Anna Lee Bushay Judy Wood . Cathy Canaday . . . Beth Denning .Robert Wimbley . Ernestine Jones . . .James Powers .... Gerald Lee Directed by: Mrs. Anne Morgan Miss Jean Barefoot 86 : £L3?Sla.a,lS ’66 IVIARY ANN SORRELL Chief JANET ADAMS UNDA MATTHEWS JAMES WILLIAMS JUDY DUNN MAURILLA ALLEN (not picUired) acd-- u, 460 ;tc , J . |i a vLi Kd iJ A ' 1 ' r o - -ve.0 y c ' 0hi ti) -A. Higla Scliool is I y ' 7 ' 0 ' - S a ix , , ■ y ' - y y ., L . :;y( otyj y c jy ,y ' 7 4— k y zCx x. «. 6 A,kky 0 , 88 •‘ 6 c Lj£ }y jL ‘ J -t UJU yU. (Ub JM � L kAj-j) p O ( ,. ' j j} I 7- T f COMMXTiN-ITY imrER,E;ST c Uor We, the CO -editors of the 1966 T a tl e r, ■would like to express our deepest appreci- ation to. . . —Mr. Bob Chappell —Mrs. Esp-y Holmes —Mr. W. J. Barefoot —Mrs. Louise Lambert —Miss Dorothy Hooks —Mr. John Welch —Mr. Harold Strawbridge, Strawbridge Studios —Mrs. C. W. Sanders —Mrs. Noel Auman —The annual staff —Our teachers —The student body —And our parents r ' .. ,] ■} 89 jC 2yC Cy -€y ' t y t: CCy ,xd Wl d-d - £ . 22 . Where you always save dollars caterinc 3 d to nationally advertised merchandj and the teenage group. Benson Garland, Ernest, Jerald McLamb McLamb Brothers Hog Market Benson, North Carolina One-Half Mile South of Benson On Highway 301 Phone 894-4708 We Buy Hogs Every Day! No Commission I North Carolina VU Charlie’s ’‘ Seirison Feed Mills, Inc. Purina Chows and Sanitation Custom Grinding and Mixing Grain Banking We Buy Grain ' ' i- V- Just South of City Limits— Benson, N. C. —Serving— Pit-Cooked Barbecue Frozen Custard-Hot Dogs-Hamburgers In Your Car or In Our Air Conditioned Dining Room Phone 894-391 1 Benson, N.C. 90 Compliments of BENSON REVIEW Benson North Carolina Compliments of WILLIAMS SERVICE STATION Benson North Carolina RYALS HARDWARE Hardware-Paints-Sporting Goods 894-3531 Benson North Carolina BYRD BROTHERS Jewelry Department Watches-Ri ngs-C locks Here ' s where prices are born; they are raised elsewhere. Engravings Benson North Carolina BURGER-KING DRIVE-IN Madgaline Joyce Hargis, Owners Phone 894-4459 Benson North Carolina Compliments of J. F. WOODALL Benson 894-3223 North Carolina LEE JOHNSON V. Statesville Feeds Vita-Var Paints Groceries— Seeds Country Produce C. Amour Fertilizer Benson Phone 894-3961 North Carolina BLUE TOP SERVICE STATION Donald R. Lee - Owner Phone 894-4259 Benson North Carolina 91 92 Acme Cleaners The Caretaker of Clothes Closed Storage, Rug, Carpet, and Drape Cleaning Pick-up and Delivery Service Phone 894-3333 Benson North Carolina 777 C. XAx-a - cX Jdh J:XuL c«fC xAfc jC rtAjt. ; McLAMB FASHIONS Doorway to Smart Styles Phone: 894-4741 LANGDON OIL COMPANY Bobby Langdon Just call us on the phone and we ' ll deliver direct to your farm. No need for you to take time out to pick up motor oil and other petroleum products. Save time, trouble, money and get high quality ESSO Petro- leum Products! ESSO PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Dt iv«r«cf 0 r«c To Tour Farm Phone 894-3892 Denson ' ■VCLO JCfiLoJc old piJixfnjcji : ±Kjl ' pjcxoi C 9 XDLn : . VuCLfue oi - x3ju , C)L l |j CVAVjrt c 0ig� nv ncf u i tm A rird i niri 1 Wie Red and White Stores Woodall’s Red White Benson Dunn Buy Right — Shop Right— Buy At 93 0 j. DON JOHNSON CO. B E Building Materials R Painting T 1 Furniture N Building A. S Whirlpool U Appliances T A R R A p. 894-4059 A G Automobile N E H -1 N.C. nai 1 T C N Life E C 894-3915 Y Benson, N.C, c. c. B A R E F 0 0 T We Specialize in Cured Yams Benson, North Carolina Office 894-3171 Warehouse 894-3172 Residence 894-3740 c 0 . THE FRIENDLY ART SEWING SHOPPE Mrs. Margaret W . McLamb Benson North Carolina 94 B. L M. Chevrolet Company Phone 894-3136 Benson North Carolina R. G G. r 0 A c Paint D e Groceries A r Hardware M i S e s Compliments of W. J. MATTHEWS Benson North Carolina ROSE and COMPANY Fine Furniture Since 1905 894-3131 Benson North Carolina Kelly’s Department Store Benson North Carolina 95 eiTT CIdEANERS HOME OF FINE CLEANING William A. (Doc) Bonds Phone 894-3216 Benson, North Carolina PARRISH OIL COMPANY BENTON CARD COMPANY INCORPORATED PURE OIL PRODUCTS Your Warmest Friends Call 894-3129 Benson, N.C. Benson, North Carolina Telephone 894-3661 Area Code 919 Compliments of The Better Station With The Bigger Sound BENSON ' S OWN RADIO STATION —Compliments of— TEXACO DRIVE-IN owned and operated by: Bill and Geraldine Stewart 894-4050 Benson, North Carolina Compliments of JOHNSON SUPPLY COMPANY Groceries - Feeds and Hardware Complete Sinclair Service Homer D. Johnson, Owner and Operator Phone 894-3243 Highway 50 Benson, North Carolina HOLLAND FURNITURE COMPANY So. Wall Street, Benson, N.C. (Hwy. 301 So.) Tel. 894-4241 Complete Home Furnishing 96 D. H. Johnson Sons, Inc. Growers and Packers of Danny Boy Yams P.O. Box 314 Phones: Office 8943169 Benson, N.C. Residence 894-4424 w TOP PROFIT FARMING nstitutiona i ooJs C o. P. O. BOX 9147 RALEIGH, N. C. nc. RLANTERi MEDLIN 8c DORMAN, INC. Benson New and used Hres 894-3659 Route 1 at Massengill ' s Mill For tire service- Call Collect 97 MEDLIN DORMAN, INC BRANTLEY ' S VARIETY Celebrating our 36th Anniversary School supplies. Toys, Artificial Flowers, Plants, Novelties, Houseware 894-3164 Benson North Carolina Benson North Carolina BONNER OIL COMPANY THE BIG LITTLE STORE Wholesale and Retail Gas Oil Discount Houseware, Toys, Norge appliances, and Furniture John Bonner Sales Service Phone 894-4858 Benson, N.C. Hampton Johnson BENSON AUTO SUPPLY Compliments of Firestone Tires Genuine Parts ALLEN JOHNSON FERTILIZER OIL CO. Phone 894-3193 Phone 894-3561 Benson North Carolina Benson North Carolina Our oil makes warm friends Work Guaranteed Fast Service BYRD BROS. SHOE DEPT. Compliments of Shoes For Men Boys Western Boots by Acme Phone 894-4551 111 W. Main St. Benson, N.C. PARKER MILLING CO. 98 99 100 JOHNSON COTTON COMP PRICES that mean SAVI Complete Farm and the popular preference in Dairy Products since 1919 itclisU-S tcphcnscm Where Fashions Gets its Start Sport Coats— By St. Laurice Ltd. Slacks — By Corbin Shoes— Frank Brothers and Pine Line Shirts— By Sero of New Haven and Wrenn Ltd . Sweaters— By Cox Moore Suits— By Park - and J-Line Hammonton Ladies— Bo Jests and Country Shirt Skirts— David Ferguson Ltd. Sweaters By Tweedberry 102 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Adams Mr. and Mrs. Milton Adams Mr. and Mrs. William H. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Barbour Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Benson Mr. and Mrs. John Cagle Mr. and Mrs. James Clifton Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Creech Mr. and Mrs. G.B. Cobb Mr. and Mrs. Jessie M. Denning Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Leamon Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Glover Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Gainey Mr. and Mrs. N.A. Hardee Mr. and Mrs. Sherrill Jackson Mr. and Mrs. A.S. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. CarnellH. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Linwood G. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. W.M. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Lee Mr. and Mrs. Junius G. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Lumus Lee Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lee Mr. and Mrs. Joe Levinson Mr. and Mrs. I.W. Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Y.A. Matthews Mr. and Mrs. James L. McGee Mr. and Mrs. Milburn McLamb Mrs. Madgalene H. Moore Mrs. Edna Morgan Mrs. Colon Neighbours Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Parrish Mr. and Mrs. C.P ’Peacock Mr. and Mrs. G.M. Penny Mr. and Mrs. Harvey E. Pope Mr. and Mrs. Carl Powers Mr. and Mrs. Graylon Powers Mr. and Mrs. Norwood L. Sorrell Mr. and Mrs. David L. Stancil Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stancil Mr. and Mrs. Woodard Stanley Mr. and Mrs. C.R. Stewart Mrs. Irene Strickland Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Thornton Mr. and Mrs. Charles Turlington Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Turlington Mr. and Mrs. J. Felton West Miss Jo Ann Wiggs Mr. and Mrs. James H. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wimbley Mr. and Mrs. C.H. Woodall CONGRATULATIONS i® Professional People of Benson dA?CAi y:y!:UAAap aTALa A AA.dJ - AcArr -(ptU. ydA Oj Jau J Glwed u, iP ct, Ja- a3A a tjAnA- ' 7W- j v £L i L- V j0 xi y .. -D-it • ??7.. Q tz u2 Ofipx c e ' x:j2 rf( o’.iZ x ' 9 o- ' YX ' ' .Ji ' t- ' ' yi G ■ ' 7)i- 3 ' - ' ' 1 -O-Q j 7 GW,(. ,L 7li ' ,15VT;vCyj A . 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