Bethel High School - Key Yearbook (Bethel, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1960 volume:

INDIAN Published by 1960 Senior Class Bethel High School Bethel, North Carolina Dedication We, the Senior Class of Bethel High School, dedicate this 1959- 1960 Annual to Mr. W. C. Latham because of his continued devotion and wholesome guidance in helping to prepare us to be better citizens before and after graduation. J MALESE MOZINGO Editor The Staff GENE KEEL Business Manager GEORGE BROWN Art Editor JEAN EDMONDSON Circulation Manager Back row, left to right: Troy Knox, Jackie James, Jerry Williams, George Brown, Kenneth Whitehurst, Jerry Checson, Shirley Whitehurst, Joe Everett, Joyce Nichols, 3 Lynda Manning, Jasper Hannah. Front row: Mrs. Sue McKinney, Advisor; Malese Mozingo, Peggy Highsmith, Gene Keel, and Jean Edmondson. War Council 4 MR. SAM D. DEWAR Agriculture MRS. JANE M. HIGHSMITH Eighth Grade and French MRS. DAISY LEE LATHAM Social Studies MRS. FRAN MCDONALD Commercial MRS. SUE H. McKINNEY iglis MR. ROBERT N. CADDELL Elementary School Principal 5 CHIEFS Senior Class Officers Left to right: GENE ZL.President JACK! MES. Vice-President MALES! OZINGO.Secretary JEAN EDMONDSON.Treasurer JOYCE NICHOLS.Representative KENNETH WHITEHURST.Representative 6 JEAN EDMONDSON F. H. A. 1,2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Fho- tographer 4; F. B. L. A. 3,4, Histo¬ rian 4; F.T.A. 3,4, Vice-President 3, Reporter 4; Bus Driver 3; Paper Staff, Reporter 3, Proofreader 4; Annual Staff 4, Circulation Man¬ ager; Senior Superlative. JERRY CHESSON Glee Club 1,2,4; Science Club 1, 2,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; F. B. L.A. 1,2; F. F. A. 4, Vice-President 4; Vice-President of Class 1,4; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff, Art Editor 4; Senior Superlative. GEORGE BROWN Art Editor, Annual Staff 4; F. B. L. 4; F. F. A. 4; Baseball 1,4; Senior Superlative. 7 JOE EVERETTE F.F. A. 1,2; F. T.A. President 4; F. B. L. A. 3,4; Paper Staff, Report¬ ers, Production Manager 4; Science Club 3, Secretary 4; Beta Club, Vice-President 4; Bus Driver 3; Stu¬ dent Council 4, Vice-President; Class Officer 3, President; Annual Staff 4, Social Editor; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Senior Su¬ perlative; Typing Contest. JASPER HANNAH F.F. A. 1,2,4; Science Club 2,3; Paper Staff 4; Marshal 3; Annual Staff 4; Typing Contest 3; Senior Superlative. V JACKIE JAMES F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2; F. B. L.A. 3,4; Science Club 2; Pa¬ per Staff 3,4, Asst. Editor 3, Editor 4; Basketball 1,2; Sub. Bus Driver 3,4; Student Council 1,3; Vice- President of Class 2,4; Annual Staff 4, Photo Editor; F. T.A. 4; G1 e e Club 1; Homecoming Queen Escort 4; Senior Superlative. 8 TROY KNOX F. F. A. 1,2, 3, 4; Room Represent¬ ative 2; Paper Staff 4; F.T.A.; Sub¬ stitute Bus Driver 3; Bus Driver 4; F. B. L.A. 4; Glee Club 2; Typing Contest 3; Science Club; Senior Superlative. GENE KEEL Class President 1,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 1; F.F.A. 1,2, Vice- President 1, President 2; Beta Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Science Club 1,2, 3, 4, Vice- President 2, President 3; Banquet Chairman 3; Marshal-Co-Chief 3; Annual Staff Business Manager; Senior Superlative. LYNDA MANNING F. H. A. 1,2,4; F. B. L.A. 3,4; Pa¬ per Staff 4, Social Editor, Non- News Editor; Glee Club 1,2,4; Sen¬ ior Superlative. 9 JOYCE NICHOLS F. H. A. 1; Class Reporter 2; Room Representative 4; Student Council; F. B. L. A. 4; Senior Superlative. KENNETH BRYANT WHITEHURST F. F. A. 2, 3, 4; F. B. L. A. 3, 4; F.T.A. 4; Student Council; Annual Staff; Football 1; Industrial Arts 1. MALESE MOZINGO Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Room Repre¬ sentative 1; Glee Club 1, Class Pres¬ ident 2; Class Secretary 3,4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4, President 3; Science Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2,3; F.H.A. 1,2, Parliamentarian 2; F.T.A. 2, 3,4; F.B.L.A. 4; Marshal-Co-Chief 3; Senior Superlative; Homecoming Queen 4. 10 JERRY WILLIAMS Glee Club 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2; F. B. L. A. 3, 4, President 4; F. F. A. 1,2; Annual Staff, Sports Editor, Class Ftoet; Paper Staff 4, Sports Ed¬ itor; Senior Superlative; F. T. A. 3, 4; Bus Driver 3; Class Treasurer 2; Beta Club 2,3; Driver Training As¬ sistant 3, 4; Basketball Timekeeper and Announcer; Student Council 4. SHIRLEY WHITEHURST Beta Club2,3,4, Secretary 3; F.H.A. 2,2,3,4, Reporter 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; F. B. L.A. 3,4, Sec¬ retary 4; F. T. A. 2, 3,4, Songlead- er 3; Science Club 1,2; Class Sec¬ retary 2; Paper Staff, Assistant Ed¬ itor; Marshal 3; Glee Club 1,3,4; Basketball 1, 2; Cheerleader 3, 4, Chief 4; Class Prophetess 4; Popu¬ larity Queen; Senior Superlative. 11 Superlatives Manning BEST LOOKING Shirley Whitehurst and Jerry Chesson 12 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Gene Keel and Malese Mozingo Joyce Nichols and Jerry Williams most athletic Joseph Everett and Malese Motingo Superlatives 13 f? V 1959 Marshals ' ! JOSEPH EVERETT JASFER HANNAH GENE KEEL MALESE MOZENGO Co-Chiefs SHIRLEY WHITEHURST Mascofs BRYAN BLOUNT GAIL MICHAELS 14 Class History August, 1948, with eager hearts and searching little eyes, we began our first year in elementary school. We ' ll never forget the tea parties we held with the help of Mrs. Adams. Nor will we forget all the many pencils broken over our little heads. After being promoted to the second grade, we thought we knew it all. However, it was Miss Burton who showed us that work had just begun. It was in the third grade, taught by Mrs. Jacobs, that we began to learn adding, subtracting, multiplying, and di¬ viding. Now we knew that school meant study, study, study. Fourth and Fifth: We were really growing up fast. Our class activities were guided by Miss Warrenand Mrs. McWhorter. With their love and understanding we grew to love them almost as much as we did our Mothers. It was in the sixth grade that we got the first taste of what school was to be in years to come. Mrs. Jackson taught us this year to put our foolishness aside and really apply ourselves. Never will we forget our trip to Chapel Hill in the seventh grade led by Mr. Berry. It was he who prepared us for high school. Finally at last we reached high school. Yes, we were almost grown. It was Mrs. Highsmith who showed us that we had a long way to go. We ' ll never forget our trip to Cherry Point led by Mrs. Highsmith and Mr. Berry. Mr. Berry took his seventh grade with us. For us girls it was Mrs. Mayo who guided us through our first year in Home Economics. We ' ll never forget her pa¬ tience and guidance in teaching us how to sew, cook, and understand ourselves. Mr. Dewar led the boys through a suc¬ cessful year of teaching us farming, carpentering and care of livestock. This was our first year of Algebra and Biology, taught by none other than our beloved teacher, Mr. Nicholson. His¬ tory was taught by Mrs. Latham. We ' ll always remember her for her understanding and devotion to her class. At last we reached our senior year, taught by Mrs. McKinney. Basketball games, Junior-Senior, Class Night, and many more activities will never be forgotten. The memories of our teachers, Mrs. Carson, Mrs. Latham, Mrs. Watson, Mrs. McKinney, Mr. Latham, and Mrs. McDonald. How very lucky we were to have such a fine group of teachers. Yes, at last, after twelve long years we were graduating from Bethel High School. Never before did we realize the true meaning of Parting makes the heart grow fonder! We ' ll always love Bethel High, and all it means to us. Now we each have to make a home for ourselves out in the cold world. Thanks to Bethel High, we ' ll do our best. LYNDA OROZCO Historian 15 Class Prophecy After being airline hostess for Eastern Airlines for ten years, I was getting a transfer. I was to be honored by being made head stewardess on Eastern Airlines ' new route through Outer Space. My orders came through, and I found that my pilot would be the honorable general of the Air Force Advanced Flying Association, JERRY CHESSON. We made the trip with only a few complications. For amusement we had the world-wide famous designer, JOYCE NICHOLS, give one of her fabulous fashion shows. It seemed that during the show her top model, LYNDA MANNING, fell and sprained her ankle. Our worries were over as soon as we checked our register and found that we had a doctor aboard. To my amazement, it was KENNETH WHITEHURST, also one of my classmates of ' 60. While talking to him, I found that JEANE EDMONDSON had graduated with him and they had both gone to higher degrees in the field of medicine. He informed me that Jeane had already reached the moon and had set up a temporary hospital. After reaching the moon, and being anchored, I started immediately for the hospital. Driving down one of the prom¬ inent avenues on my atomic propelled vehicle, I spotted someone familiar carving the face of Eisenhower in the side of a crater. Yes, it was GEORGE BROWN. Talking with him only briefly, he told me that he had already received recogni¬ tion on the moon for his painting of McKinney ' s Conception of Study. George told me that JASPER HANNAH had set up an experimental farm which covered about 125 acres of moon land. So far he had not succeeded, but if he is the same Jasper I remember, he won ' t quit until he does. Soon after my arrival at the hospital, there was quite a confusion in the emergency room. JOSEPH EVERETT had been involved in a terrible accident. It seems he refused to stop at an intersection. I suppose he thought he was still on the race track where he had made his name for history. To plead his case Joe hired the best defense lawyer in outer space, MALESE MOZINGO. The judge who tried the case may have been partial to Joe because of former connections. Could you ever believe it—JACKIE JAMES, a judge? The case was dismissed when Malese pleaded for her client temporary insanity. Because ours was the first Airline established on the moon, we were invited to have dinner with the top man. Since our arrival there, we had only heard him referred to as Dave. Sitting opposite me at the banquet table was TROY KNOX. He told me that he was one of the first men to settle on the moon. He now holds an important position, Head of the Traffic Division. While waiting for the top man, JERRY WILLIAMS entertained us. I was told that he was the number one actor on the moon. He runs a radio station for a hobby. Finally, the honored guest was approaching—Golly, it was GENE KEEL! After dinner, he invited me into his study for a chat. He told me that on his night of graduation from Duke, the Science Society of Earth had chosen him as Moon Leader. Other than being Moon Leader, Gene also teaches Math and Science in the moon ' s one and only college. Back home at the Riviera, my thoughts lingered back to our days at dear ole Bethel Fligh. Little did we realize that our lives could be as rich and full as they are now. SHIRLEY WHITEHURST Class Prophetess 16 Last Will and Testament State of North Carolina County of Pitt Township of Bethel n ARTICLE I Item I To our parents, we leave our love and appreciation for seeing us through school. Item II To our teachers, we leave our empty desks and the joys of having new faces fill them. Item III To the Freshmen, we leave our silly ways. Item IV To the Sophomores, we leave our sedate ways. Item V To the Juniors, we leave the honor and privilege of becoming Seniors. ARTICLE II I, JERRY CHESSON, leave my Dixie Classic tickets to John Smith. • I, SHIRLEY WHITEHURST, leave my flirty ways to Jane Crandall and my wit to Raymond Whitehurst. I, JEANE EDMONDSON, leave my typing skill and temper to Faye Smith and Margaret Rose Edmondson. I, JOE EVERETT, leave my ability to collect speeding tickets to Jimmy Hathaway and Danny Rollins. , I, MALESE MOZINGO, leave my position on the basketball team to Margaret Nelson, and editorship of the annual to Peggy Highsmith. I, JERRY WILLIAMS, leave my personality plus and idiotic ways to Cliffe Everett and my incognito to Billy Bland. I, KENNETH WHITEHURST, leave my physic and geometry grades to James Doughtie and Clayton Briley. I, GENE KEEL, leave my submarine tickets and grades to James Ayers and Walter Bland. I, TROY KNOX, leave my ability to dodge cars to Carl Cullifer and Kelton Briley. I, JASPER HANNAH, leave my height to Charles Watts and Donna Keel. I, GEORGE BROWN, leave my talents to John Marshall and Phillip Manning. I, LINDA MANNING, leave my ability to catch a man to Sue Edmondson and Sylvia Gardner. I, JOYCE NICHOLS, leave my quiet ways to Carolyn Keel and Ann Taylor. I, JACKIE JAMES, leave my curly hair to Harvey Lewis. JERRY CHESSON Testator Class Poem A SALUTE TO BETHEL HIGH SCHOOL Now we tread out the doorway And on our own we go. Yet, we look back fondly towards thee Wondering what our fate will be. Your glowing light has lead us And quenched our hungering need; For the truths and learnings That will someday be our creed. Yes, we salute you, Bethel High School For the wondrous things you ' ve done, For you ' ve given us the foundation To build our lives upon. JERRY WILLIAMS Class Poet 17 UfT WARRIORS m t Una “i-w -s . ‘Mi ni Jb w -’Rv IS ' Myl ; ;.V? In fegjft 1 r V Jk HPt« n flt ' jHJaakgy-a.S( P3E2;@J Ji - dUi Junior Class Officers JAMES AYERS.. .. JOHN SMITH. SYLVIA GARDNER .President FAYE SMITH.Treasurer .Vice-President MARGARET ROSE EDMONDSON.Representative .Secretary DANNY ROLLINS.Representative 18 AMES AYERS BILLY BLAND 19 JAMES DOUGHTIE CLIFTON EVERETT ROGER EVERETT MARGARET ROSE EDMONDSON SUE EDMONDSON SYLVIA GARDNER 20 JIMMY HATHAWAY PEGGY HIGHSMITH HARVEY LEWIS CAROLYN KEEL DONNA KEEL PHILLIP MANNING 21 ANN TAYLOR CHARLES WATTS 22 BRAVES Sophomore Class Officers DON DEWAR. BRENDA WILLIAMS MAP IN WYNNE.. .President JOAN GARRENTON.Treasurer .Vice-President JO ANNE WHITEHURST.Representative .Secretary ALAN WITHERINGTON.Representative 24 EDITH BRILEY MAVIS BUTLER RUFUS CARSON JANET COBB BURT CARSON GENE CARSON HERMAN DANIELS DON DEWAR JOAN GARRENTON GRACE JAMES 25 JIMMY JOHNSON JIMMY KEEL JIMMY LEWIS LULA WHICHARD BRENDA WILLIAMS ALAN WITHERING TON COLLIN WHITEHURST JO ANN WHITEHURST MARVIN WYNNE JACKIE PETTIGREW (Not pictured) 26 LITTLE BRAVES Freshman Class Officers .President JOE HUNNIECUTT. . . .. Vice-President HARRY LATHAM. ..Secretary LYNDA MARTIN. . SAMMY DEWAR... . WAYNE TAYLOR. . . BENNY ALEXANDER 27 .Treasurer Representative Representative BRENDA BRILEY IRIS BRILEY LINDA DAVENPORT MICKY DAVIS STEWART BRILEY MARY CHESSON 28 LULA HANNAH JOE HUNNICUTT JOYCE KEEL BOBBY KILLINGSWORTH ANN JACKSON NANCY JAMES HARRY LATHAM FRANCES MARLOWE 29 WAYNE TAYLOR JESSIE THOMAS JACK WEATHERSBY FAYE WESSON DAVID WHITEHURST JEAN WHITAKER 30 I PAPOOSES Eighth Grade MRS. HIGHSMITH BETTY L. ANDREWS DELMUS AYERS TOMMY BAILEY BUCK BRILEY HENRY BRILEY JANET EVERETT RONALD EVERETT TEX EVERETT BETTY GARRENTON ALVIN GRIFFIN PATSY JO GURGANUS ANNE HATHAWAY HARRY JEFCOAT JIMMY KEEL MABLE KEEL EDNA MALLOY CAROL MANNING KENNETH MORRIS SUE MOZINGO CLIFTON NIC HALS MARGIE NICHALS EUGENE RAWLS NORMAN RAWLS WOODY TAYLOR TAY THOMAS MARY SUE WATSON JO ANN WHALEY JOYCE WHITAKER LOLA WHITE MAYNARD WHITEHURST NEIL WHITEHURST VERNON WILLIAMS GINGER YOUNG GLEN WORSLEY 32 Seventh Grade MR. KARL EDWARD TURNER DOROTHY ANDREWS JAMES A. BLAND VERA MAE BLAND BILLY BRILEY LARRY BRILEY LORENE BRILEY JANIE CARSON SUE CARSON CLAUDE JAMES RAYMOND JONES BETTY ROSE KEEL DOUGLAS KILLINGSWORTH JAMES LARRY KILLINGSWORTH ESTER MARLOW JACKIE NICHOLSON MARSHA PHIFER CAROLYN POLLARD LIBBY TAYLOR TENNA THIGPEN MAYBELLE WHITAKER DEBORAH WHITEHURST FELIX WHITEHURST PAUL WHITEHURST Not Pictured: FRANCIS KEEL EDDIE MARTIN CLARENCE WARREN 33 Sixth and Seventh Grades MRS. WILLETTE BROWN ROLLINS TOMMY BATCHERLOR EDDIE BEVERLY CHERRY BONNER SUE ELLEN CANNON GAYLE DAVIS CARRIE LIN GURGANUS SUE HUNNIECUTT SANDRA LASSITER BETH MANNING MITCHELL MANNING PHILLIP MICHAELS SHELBY NICHOLS SANDRA NICHALSON BILL STATON DWAN THOMAS ELEANOR WEEKS BOB WHITEHURST CHARLES WHITEHURST SALLY ANN WHITEHURST LINDA WYNNE ROBERT YOUNG DAVID JAMES 34 Sixth Grade MRS. SYLVIA CHERRY JACKSON GLENN ANSLEY GEORGE BEACHAM EARL BRILEY BOBBY CARSON JEANIE CARSON MERVIN CASE RONNIE COPELAND JESSE DAVENPORT KENNETH DAVENPORT MARY DAVENPORT BRENDA DOUGHTIE RAYMOND EVANS VIRGINIA EVERETTE CAROLYN GLISSON CHARLES GRIFFIN ROY HANNAH GERALDINE HERRING DIANNE IPOCK BETTY FAYE JAMES MARY ANNA JOHNSON NELLY JONES PHILLIP KNOX CYNTHIA MANNING PATRICIA MARLOW EVELYN NICHOLS MARY ELIZABETH O ' MARY CHRISTINE TAYLOR BOBBIE LEE TETTERTON FREDERIC K TETTERTON Not Pictured: CRISP PETTIGREW MARVIN WHITAKER MARGARET WARREN 35 Fifth Grade MRS. GOLD LYNN ALEXANDER FRANK ANSLEY JANE BOWERS BETTY LOU BRILEY STELLA BRILEY DONNIE CARSON JOYCE DANIELS BARBARA EVERETTE TERRY GARDNER GRACIE JAMES BILLY JONES HERBERT JOYNER PENNIE MANNING BOBBE MARTIN BRENDA McKEEL BETHANY NICHOLSON BILLY RAWLS LOUISE RAWLS BETH ROLLINS FRANCES ROWLETTE JAMES VAN TAYLOR III WAYNE TAYLOR BOBBIE WEEKS RACHEL WHITAKER BONNIE WHITEHURST TRUDIE WHITEHURST PEGGY WOMACK WAYNE KEEL JOHNNY WHALEY 36 Fourth Grade MRS. JESSIE ROSE WATSON JOETTE ABEYOUNIS DARIS ANDREWS JANE BLAND FERRELL BLOUNT GENE BRILEY HERBIE CARSON VICKY CARSON BOBBY CASE ROGER DAVENPORT MIKE EDMONDSON JAMES FLANAGAN DELBERT GARDNER JUDY GLISSON ALICE HANNAH LINDA JONES BETTY JEAN MALLOY ADA MARLOW AL MOODY KAREN MOZINGO BOB STATON JOAN SUGG JOHN WATSON SHIRLEY WHICHARD EARL WHITEHURST 37 Fourth Grade MISS FRANCES MAYO WARREN BONNIE KAY ALEXANDER BOB ALLEN PHILLIP ANDREWS JAKE BEACHAM JERRY BRILEY COTTEN BUTTERWORTH NANCY CARSON DONNA DENNIS CHARLES DUDLEY EDWIN GRAY DOUGLAS HOUSE DECKY HAMES KATHY LEWIS JENNIE LOU MANNING MARTY MICHAELS RITA POLLARD BILLY WAYNE ROGERSON HARVEY TAYLOR HENRY WEEKS DONALD WHITAKER BETH WHITEHURST CYNTHIA WHITEHURST KELLY WHITHER ING TON 38 Third Grade TEACHER MRS. RUTH THOMAS ANGELA ALEXANDER JOEY ANDREWS STEVIE BATCHELOR BETTY BLOUNT PEGGY BONNER MALINDA BRILEY SUE BRILEY HILTON CARSON LINDA DANIELS DOUGLAS DUNNING JIMMIE LEE FLANAGAN DIANE GARDNER BILLY GLISSON BRENDA GLISSON EDITH HARRIS JIMMY HOUSE DON JENKINS ERVIN JOYNER LOU LATHAM JOYCE LEGGETT CLAYTON MALLOY KENNETH MANNING NORMA MANNING TERESA MANNING BILL MARLOW ALICE MARTIN DAVID NICHOLS JOHN O ' MARY GARY SMITH JEAN SUGG FRANKIE WHALEY BETTY RAY WHITAKER JUNE WHITEHURST 39 Second Grade 4 f j w 4 HI MRS. GEROLDINE DIXON MILLS DAVID ANDREWS KATHRYN ANDREWS I % ' gpr V . PAUL ANDREWS MIKE ANSLEY X HkliB V • , ‘ ’ GEORGE BLAND GINGER BOWERS JOEY BOWERS BENNY BRILEY ROY BROWN JULIA BURTON BILL CARSON PAT DENNIS DAVID DUDLEY ALYCE EVERETT DEFTY HANNAH KELVIN HERRING DEBORAH HOLLIS ALLISON HOUSE GARY JAMES SUE KEEL MARY ALICE MORETZ ELAINE McGLOHON RICKY PARKER DELORSE ROBERSON ADA ROLLINS TOMMY ROLLINS JANET SMITH CANDY SPEIR DON SUGG DANNY TAYLOR CAROLYN WHICHARD CATHY WHITEHURST JOE WORSLEY STEVEN WYNNE BOBBY KEEL 40 First Grade MRS. R.P. SMITHWICK TEDDY ABEYOUNIS WAYNE AYERS GRAY BUTTERWORTH JULIE BRILEY JACKIE CARSON JUDY CARSON CAROLYN JO CHAPMAN ELAINE DEWAR DAVID GLISSON JOHNNY GLISSON LINWOOD HANNAH JOHNNY LEE HARRIS LENNY HEATH JEAN HOUSE LARRY KIMP HOUSE BRENDA JO IPOCK ANNETTE JAMES DOUG JOLLEY MYRTLE NICKOLS RANDY PETTIGREW RICKY PETTIGREW DEBBIE PURVIS DAVID SMITH DEBORAH WEEKS DIANNE WHITAKER GEORGE WHITEHURST MARY CHARLES WHITEHURST WILDA WHITEHURST 41 School Board Left to right: Mr. H. L. Briley, Chairman; Mr. W. C. Latham, Mr. W. R. Hunniecutt, Dr. W.A. Moody, Mr. W. T. Ward, Mr. R. P. Michaels, Jr. Mrs. Edna Baker Supervisor Mr. D. H. Conley Superintendent 42 ACTIVITIES BETA CLUB MEMBERS Don Dewar Peggy Highsmith Treasurer Shirley Whitehurst ' ace James , my Lewis Joan Garrenton Gene Keel President ne Carson Everett Beta Club : Malese Mozingo John Smith Vice-President Donna Keel Cliff Everett Brenda Williams Clayton Briley James Ayers Joe Anne Whitehurst Sylvia Gardner Secretary Student Council Front row, left to right: Mr. W. C. Latham, Advisor; Jerry Williams, President; Joe Everett, Vice-President; Joyce Nichols, Kenneth Whitehurst, Danny Rollins, Margaret Rose Edmondson. Back row: Jo Ann Whitehurst, AlanWitherington, Linda Martin, Harry Latham. Science Club Mr. John Coughlan, Advisor; John Smith, President; Charles Watts, Vice-President; Joe Everett, Secretary; Future Homemakers of America Joan Garrenton, Treasurer; Peggy Highsmith, Vice-President; Shirley W hitehurst, President; Jane Crandall, Secretary; Mrs. Hilda Carson, Advisor. Future Farmers of America Mr. Sam Dewar, Advisor. 46 Future Business Leaders of America Seated, left to right: Mrs. Fran McDonald, Advisor; Jerry Williams, President; Jerry Chesson, Vice-President; Shirley Whitehurst, Secretary and Treasurer; Jean Edmondson, Reporter. Paper Staff Front row, left to right: Troy Knox, Circulation Manager; Jerry Williams, Sports Editor; Jerry Chesson, Art Editor; Shirley Whitehurst, Assistant Editor; Jackie James, Editor. Back row: Joseph Everett, Productive Manager; Jean Edmondson, Proofreader; Lynda Manning, Social Editor and Non-news Editor; Jasper Hannah, Typing Manager. _ — — r 47 Future Teachers of America President, Joe Everett; Vice-President, Jerry Chesson; Secretary, Brenda Williams; Treasurer, Sylvia Gardner; ' Histo¬ rian, Joan Garrenton; Representative, Jean Edmondson; Mrs. Daisy Lee Latham, Advisor. Junior Historian Club Mrs. D. L. Latham, Advisor. 48 Bus Drivers Left to right: Phillip Manning, Danny Rollins, Troy Knox, James Ayers. Cafeteria Staff Left to right: Mrs. Leona Briley, Mrs. Lillian P. Cobb, Mrs. Helen B. Barnhill, Manager, Mrs. Madge P. Taylor. 49 Glee Club Peggy Highsmith, President; Grace James, Secretary; Mrs. Sue H. McKinney, Director. Snapshots 50 ATHLETICS a� r. JANE CRANDELL Guard DONNA KEEL Guard BRENDA WILLIAMS Guard 52 Basketball JOHN SMITH Forward JERRY CHESSON Forward 53 JAMES AYERS Guard Girls’ Basketball Back row, left to right: Mr. Bob Caddell, Coach; Mary Chesson, Ann Jackson, Joyce Keel, Carolyn Keel, Janet Cobb, Nancy James, Brenda Briley, Linda Davenport, Faye Wesson. Front row: Donna Keel, Peggy Highsmith, Malese Mozingo, Margaret Nelson, Jane Crandall, Joan Garrenton. Boys’ Basketball ow, left to rig! verett. From Mr. W. C. Latham, Coach; Jimmy Lewis, Gene Carson, Herman Daniels, Don Dewar, Roger : w: John Smith, Joseph Everett, Jerry Chesson, Gene Keel, James Ayers, Harvey Lewis. 54 Junior Varsity Back row, left to right: Benny Alexander, Joe Hunniecutt, Stewart Briley, Micky Davis, Jessie Thomas, Jimmy Johnson. Front row: Harry Latham, Sammy Dewar, Alan Witherington, Freddy Mozingo, John Bowden, Jimmy Keel, Mr. Sam Dewar, Coach. mm • 1 A r _ J •ij � . v r Li 2 ”’ ' f r BP Baseball Back row, left to right: Marvin Wynn, Harvey Lewis, George Brown, Mr. W.C. Latham, Coach; Sammy Dewar, Harry Latham, Jessie Thomas, Benny Alexander, Joe Hunniecutt, John Bowden, Micky Davis, Freddy Mozingo. Front row: Alan Witherington, James Ayers, Don Dewar, Jimmy Hathaway, Joe Everett, John Smith, Gene Carson, Rufus Carson. 55 Cheerleaders Left to right: Lula Whichard, Margaret Rose Edmondson, Lynda Martin, Shirley Whitehurst, Chief; Grace James, Joe Anne Whitehurst, Sandra Moody. 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