Bethel Hill High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Woodsdale, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1963 volume:

Sea ok bac a fee ah The Nineteen Hundred Sixty-three HILLTOPPER Published By The Senior Class of Bethel Hill High School Woodsdale, North Carolina Volume XVII Editor Sue Long Assistant Editor Gail Gentry Business Manager Donald Gentry Advisor Mrs. W. T. Adcock, Jr. Foreword It is with sadness inour hearts that we, the graduating class, leave Dear Old Bethel. We long to remain here so that we may stillenjoy the friendships we have made and the happy moments that we shall never forget. But, we must leave and so we hope that with this edition of the Hilltopper we will bring back those happy memories in the years to come. Contents Introduction... 7. sys. chuy Se ees uae ge eas DeLeon a E Features 66 io 5.5 a tertetan ake ot bael ce e, ene) Ree eee One 15 SPOLtsS (a chek a and) te Me bb ae ood ree cae ee hee ae 20 ACtivities © 62. ue «We stan ol cn terete ss ks ene nee 37 Classes (go... a sc hetero oleae er ne ae 45 Advertisements 2. oly. wen «cc odie ete) a aan ee 74 Never, never forget... EUS em Se dear youth That every day we are building... the lives we... must live with forever. . . pummuay POOR Se BEEN kes tert AEE SORE GTS Dac A 1 se BIE ON CS G2 Re EE Spear rc ei A LN ii OS PES ee rs BARE: oriioers Ha . uw SS os ay ae k, In Every day the thoughts we th 2003 € the lessons we learn The work we accomplish. . . being... Ice we give Is and the serv ives. into our own Ii built Eggleston ise W . Lou Mr. W. C. Hopkins and Secretary, Mrs. G. W. Cooke Faculty Dear Seniors: You have spent twelve years in the public schools of North Car- Olina. ThisJune1963 you will have successfully completed a pre- scribed course of study. It is the end of a certain piece of work, a milestone in life's progress for each of you who is to receive his or her high school diploma. Grad- uating from high school marks the achievement of a certain wonderful goal, but it does not mean that edu- cation is complete. You will con- tinue to learn as long as you live. Some of you are planning to go on to school for further formal train- ing, others of you will choose other fields of endeavor. To each mem- ber of the class I wish for youa long life filled with much happiness and success in your chosen fields of work. Sincerely, Mr. Hopkins Principal Mr. Hopkins Mrs. Cooke Mrs. W. T. Adcock, Jr. Mrs. B. G. Blackmon Mrs. E. T. Blalock Meredith College Louisiana Polytechnic East Carolina College Business Institute English Social Studies Mrs. W. R. Bradsher ee. East Carolina College Appalachian State College i Physical Education Mathematics Mrs. B. R. Carver Mrs. A. W. Johnson Mr. E. S. Rogers Wo (Go Wis INfe (Eo Wake Forest N. C. State College Home Economics English and French Agriculture Mrs. C. P. Terry Mrs. E. M. Bailey Wie (Es Ws Wa Es East Carolina College Science Fifth Grade Mrs. J. B. Boswell Mrs. A. M. Burns, Jr. We (Gs Wo Io (Ge Longwood College First Grade Third- Fourth Grades Mrs. G. T. Clayton Mrs. A. L. Hendren Elon College WwW. CoUSNaCe Sixth Grade First Grade Mrs. W. L. Powell Wiis (Go We Ne Gs Eighth Grade Mrs. Frances Stem Um Nas Third Grade Mrs. Carolyn West Wi 1G. Wh INlo (Ge Second Grade Mrs. E. S. Rogers Wig (Go Wis IN Ee Seventh Grade Mrs. R. M. Wagstaff Meredith College Fourth Grade Mrs. J. W. Woody Wo INs - Sixth-Seventh Grades Dedication... Because of his prudent counsel; because of his sincere desire to make us a better society of young citizens; because of his firmness, but ina sincere way; and because of his contributions to our school as the agricultural teacher, we the senior class of 1963, dedicate to you, MR. ROGERS, the '63 edition c the Hilltopper. 14 Halloween The Halloween Carnival was a big success. There were basketball contests, costume contests, dancing, plenty of popcorn and hot dogs to eat, anda King and Queen contest. In addition, a Prince and Prin- cess contest was held. Betty Lynn Jones, a Sopho- more, was chosen Queenand Jerry Gentry, a Junior, was chosen King. Faye Gentry, Princess, and Jimmy Rogers, Prince, were chosen from the ele- mentary grades. The dance wasthoroughly enjoyed by the high school students. There were witches and goblins to be seen everywhere. The little tots were thrilled by all the confusion and congestion. A bicycle was given away as a door prize to con- clude the evening. HOMECOMING QUEEN OF '62 Sandra Knott MAID OF HONOR SENIOR ATTENDANT Dare Tingen Polly Shotwell SENIOR ATTENDANT Phyllis Wrenn MASCOTS Bonnie Gravitte and Bruce Dickerson JUNIOR ATTENDANT JUNIOR ATTENDANT Carol Walker Norma Langford FRESHMAN ATTENDANT SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT Mary Sue Jones ‘Dianne Gentry Miss Sandra Knott escorted by William Wesley was crowned Homecoming Queen of 1962 by Mrs. Wallace Bradsher during the halftime festivities of our Homecoming Game. Miss Dare Tingen was chosen Maid of Honor. The Queen was chosen by the Student Body. There were attendants from the four classes. Miss Peggy Jones, escorted by Richard Dickerson, was chosen Valentine Queenof '62 by the student body. The Maid of Honor was Miss Gail Gentry escorted by Eddie Cox. The Junior attendants were Miss Dare Tingen, escorted by Bill Joe Fuller, and Miss Gay Davis, escorted by Malcolm Dunkley. The Senior attendants were Miss Delaine Day, escorted by Wallace Yarbrough, and Miss Paula Clayton, escorted by Brannon Day. The Sophomore attendant was Miss Linda Long, escorted by Ben Berry, and the Freshman attendant was Miss Becky Rogers, escorted by Bill Berry. The flower girl was Miss Susan Blalock and the crown bearer was Rusty Lowery. Valentine 1962 22 unior-Senior Banquet And Prom Nous Nous Rappelerons Toujours Notre Visite au Printemps a Paris A wonderful meal, our guest speakers, small gifts to the Seniors, dancing in the beautifully decorated gym, andthe music of Cozy's Combo were enjoyedby allat the Junior-Senior Ban- quet and Prom. 24 Yanceyvilles: Cobb Memorial Franklinton . Wakelon Helena Stoneville Cobb Memorial Helena 6 @ «© ee ents. Coaching know-how is very important in athletics. 1962 Football Record eee Le eS . 34 . 20 ech arene 26 Bethel Hill. Bethel Hill. Bethel Hill. Bethel Hill. Bethel Hill. Bethel Hill. Bethel Hill. Bethel Hill. ° 12 13 Hutt one, hutt two, hutt three...!!! Much enthusiasm was shown as the crowd came out for our homecoming game with Helena. Sam Jones Tackle Billy Johnson Halfback R. O. Slaughter Guard - “O- 3 OWN QD OF ——saG ze aks Nicky Shotwell Darrell Martin Eddie Cox Halfback Guard Tackle aM eh, Bebe fs i bee -2N eS aes rn é a Nae: : a Ba P FIRST ROW left to right: Lawrence Long, Fill Puett, Spurgeon Neal, Wayne Tuck, Tommy Collie, Donnie Oliver. SECOND ROW left to right: Lloyd Thomas, Frankie Morris, Ray Lowery, Paul Bailey, Jackie Merritt, Walter Day, Reubin Gillis. THIRD ROW left to right: Coach Earl T. Blalock, Allen Long, R. O. Slaughter, Sam Jones, Eddie Cox, Nicky Shotwell, Brady Holmes, Frank Evans, Manager. Absent when picture was taken: Wayne Hite, Ricky Gentry, Gary Clayton, and Ray Marshall. Phyllis Wrenn Peggy Jones, Head Freddie Woody Wilma Lipscomb Carolyn Wilson Barbara Montague George Slocum 30 LEFT TO RIGHT: Freddy Woody, Phyllis Barbara Montague, George Slocu Carolyn Wilson, and Wilma Lipscomb. Here are the cheerleaders who support our teams and keep up a winning spirit in the team and spec- tators. A lot of gratitude is due them for their fine work. al KNEELING left to right: R. O. Slaughter, Bill Joe Fuller, Richard Dickerson, Nicky Shotwell, Marty Woody. STANDING left to right: Frank Evans, manager, Frankie Morris, Ricky Gentry, Brad Gentry, Walter Day, Jackie Merritt, Paul Bailey, and Coach Earl] Blalock. 1962-63 Boys’ Basketball Bill Joe Fuller, Guard Richard Dickerson, Forward Co- Captain Co-Captain Nicky Shotwell, Guard R. O. Slaughter, Guard 32 Sp eevee SE KNEELING left to right: Diane Oakley, Gail Gentry, Betty Davis, Marie Yarborough. STANDING left to right: Marjorie Poole, Janet Rogers, Sandra Day, Marilyn Oakley, Elizabeth Oliver, Sharon Beaver, Patricia Slaughter, and Earl Blalock, coach. Not Pictured: Marion Wilson. 1962-'63 Girls’ Basketball Marie Yarborough, Guard Gail Gentry, Guard Co- Captain Betty Davis, Forward Co-Captain i a ae OO ms 1962 Baseball KNEELING left to right: Bill Berry, Ronnie Bowes, Jack Lowery, Clem Lowery, W. A. Long, Edward Carver, Tommy Montague. SECOND ROW left to right: Coach Earl T. Blalock, Ben Berry, Nicky Shotwell, R. O. Slaughter, Brady Holmes, Ray Lowery, Leroy Hutchins, David Ogle. Coach Earl Blalock R. O. Slaughter Nicky Shotwell . Second Base Catcher 36 S ue Long Editor Gail Gentry Assistant Editor Donald Gentry Business Manager Mrs. W. T. Adcock, Jr. Staff —-Qes3ss5pb qUngsaaees Adda ddd nan euaw SEATED left to right: Joyce Puett, Virginia Woody, Linda Oakley, Becky Young. STANDING left to right: Mrs. W. T. Adcock, Jr., Advisor; Jeanie Rogers, Richard Dickerson, Peggy Jones, Donald Gentry, Barbara Montague, Bill Joe Fuller, Sandra Knott, Dare Tingen, Gail Gentry, Sue Long. 38 LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Davis, Polly Shotwell, Phyllis Wrenn, Virginia Woody, Raymond Oakley, Lynn Gentry, Peggy Jones, Becky Young, Marie Yarborough, Peggy Martin, Linda Oakley, Gay Davis, Sandra Knott, R. O. Slaughter, Ethel Tillman, Eddie Cox, Donald Gentry. Ads Committee We express our feelings of this sticky A very unusual sight is a posed job. picture. The mathematical wizards end up one cent short. F.F.A. The FFA boys under the leadership of Mr. Earl Rogers strive for the development of agricultural cooperation, citizenship and leadership. Their motto is Learning. They go by their motto: Learning To Do, Doing To Learn, Earning To Live, Living To Serve. Their officers include: R. O. Slaughter, President; Eddie Denny, Vice President; Cecil Melton, Treasurer; Ray Carr, Secretary; and Mr. Earl Rogers, Advisor. , Library Assistants STANDING left to right: Ellen Watson, Faye Boswell, Roger Saunders, Lynn Gentry, Gay Davis, Ethel Tillman. SEATED: Mrs. Bobbie Blalock, Advisor. F.H.A. The Home Economics Department aims to help each girl to improve personal, family, and community living--now and in the future. In class, FHA chapter experiences, and home experiences the girls help develop into happy, well adjusted people. Their officers are: Patsy Warren, President; Carolyn Long, Vice President; Katie Melton, Secretary; Sybil Regan, Treasurer; and Mrs. Carver, Advisor. Bus Drivers LEFT TO RIGHT: Reubin Gillis, Gay Davis, Kathleen Epps, Walter Day, Allen Long, Sandra Knott, Paul Bailey, Peggy Jones, Linda Hite, Dean Lowery, Darrell Martin, Bill Joe Fuller, Lloyd Thomas, Donald Gentry, Dwight Stewart, and Nicky Shotwell. BeTenGioe FIRST ROW: Raymond Oakley, Sue Long, Sandra Knott, Gail Gentry, President; Bill Joe Fuller. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Bradsher, Advisor; Jerry Gentry, Jackie Merritt, Walter Day, Paul Bailey, Donald Gentry. THIRD ROW: Carol Walker, Lynn Gentry, Jeanie Rogers, Virginia Woody. Student Council LEFT TO RIGHT: Archie Carver, Jack Lowery, Joan Long, Donnie Oliver, Mary Sue Jones, Brenda Tuck, Simon Bowes, Mrs. Blackmon, Advisor; Dianne Oakley, Barbara Montague, Sue Long, Virginia Woody, Sandra Knott, and Barbara Solomon, President. Cafeteria Workers Custodian LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Pauline Dunevant, Mrs. Fran- James Carrington ces Evans, Mrs, Susie Jones, and Mrs. Drucilla Walker Where else but in the lunch line can one find such a happy group of students. 43 Field Day On this rare occasion, the high school enjoyed a nice afternoon full of activities. 44 Mrs. Boswell’s First Grade Mrs. Hendren’s First Grade 46 has oy be i a), 4 BH fs . 2 Mrs. West’s Second Grade Mrs. Stem’s Third Grade Sa LOWS A Fab BEY “Ex i; al SS { L, Se Z fy oa 47 , Mrs. Burn’s Third-Fourth Grades Mrs. Wagstaff’s Fourth Grade 48 N Mrs. Bailey’s Fifth Grade Mrs. Clayton's Sixth Grade 49 Biase xi 7 Mrs. Woody’s Sixth-Seventh Grades Mrs. Rogers’ Seventh Grade 50 Mrs. Powell's Eighth Grade The children of Mrs. West's Second Grade practice good Thanksgiving etiquette. 5] FRESHMEN OFFICERS Donnie Oliver - President Marilyn Oakley - Vice President Patricia Slaughter - Secretary Marjorie Poole - Treasurer Freshmen Ronnie Adcock Sharon Beaver Dorothy Bowes Jimmy Bowes Katie Carter Malcolm Clack Barbara Clark Gary Lee Clayton Tommy Collie Al Coleman Jerry Davis Sandra Day Julian Epps 52 Robert Flynn Biliy Ford Betty Frazier Joseph Gentry Mark Gentry Michael Gentry Mollie Gentry Richard Gentry Bonnie Gillis Randy Gillis Judy Harrison Wayne Hite Eady Gray Humphries Kay Humphries Mary Sue Jones Rodney Jones Phyllis Kowalski Arlene Lloyd Joan Long Lawrence Long Katherine Lowery Leon Martin Phillip Martin Samuel Martin Franklin Morris Frances Murray Spurgeon Neal Brenda Oakley Marilyn Oakley Donnie Oliver 53 Minnie Martin Elizabeth Oliver Garry Oliver Edmon Paul Jimmie Poole Marjorie Poole Wayne Poole Fill Puett Joseph Pulliam Janet Rogers 54 Larry Seate Brenda Self Patricia Slaughter Danny Snead Brenda Stewart Esther Stewart Jeroline Stewart Priscilla Stewart Sherman Stewart Stephen Stigall George Stone Franklin Talley Betty Thomas George Thomas Wayne Tuck Pattie Wilbourne Nancy Wilkerson Rudy Williams Barbara Wilson Patsy Zimmerman SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Archie Carver - President Ray Lowery - Vice President Dianne Gentry - Secretary Treasurer as 3 Sophomores Ronnie Bowes Simon Bowes Patsy Boyd Archie Carver Edward Carver Hazel Carver Diana Epps Tommy Epps Frank Evans Bradsher Gentry Dianne Gentry 55 Roy Gentry Howard Gillis Landis Gregory Carolyn Harris Betty Jones Jane Jones Carolyn Long W. A. Long Clem Lowery Jack Lowery Ray Lowery Lindsey Martin Katie Lee Melton Esther Poole Phillip Puryear Sybil Reagan Gloria Reaves Shirley Reaves Becky Rogers Roger Saunders Becky Slaughter Erwin Stewart Malcolm Stewart Brenda Stigall Patsy Stone Jean Talley Patsy Warren Bernice Wilson Emory Young Carolyn Zimmerman 56 Kemet a Tiina M JUNIOR OFFICERS Barbara Montague - President Jerry Gentry - Vice President Linda Wray Long - Secretary Carol Walker - Treasurer Ray Carr Dorothy Cash Walter Day Donald Epps Ronald Epps Dayton Evans . f Paul Bailey Faye Boswell _ Juniors Eddie Denny Bruce Epps Scotty Evans Jerry Gentry Reubin Gillis Jackie Harris Mary F. Harris Linda Hite Peggy Jones Francis Kowalski Wilma Lipscomb Josephine Lloyd Allen Long Gladys Long Linda Long Lois Long Dean Lowery Roger Martin Sandra Martin Cecil Melton Rowan Melton Wayne Melton Jackie Merritt Barbara Montague Sarah Mooney Hester Shepherd Carol Walker Freddie Woody Dianne Oakley Melba Shull Ellen Watson Marty Woody Jimmy Pulliam George Slocum Lizzie Wilbourne Buddy Yarboro Shirley Pullium Hubert Rice Lloyd Thomas Brenda Tuck Carolyn Wilson Marion Wilson Laverne Yarbrough Ira Young MASCOTS Bonnie Lee Gravitte Bruce Dickerson EDDIE ARNOLD COX BETTIE JEAN DAVIS 60 Senior Class Sandra, KNnOtu een Moe, WAUIECMN 5s 3 so Go 3 Janice Hawkins .... Richard Dickerson. . COLORS Green and White Every We do it OFFICERS «le On PRC EGRt Le ea CSICLent 4) ee LCCn president suis ales Geen Hee Mee ROC C RECA IY, sits 6 Ghee hee aL easur er FLOWER White Rose MOTTO job, big or small, well or not at all. Seniors LINDA GAY DAVIS RICHARD LEE DICKERSON BURLONG EPPS, JR. JOYA KATHLEEN EPPS STANLEY LAWRENCE EPPS WILLIAM JOSEPH FULLER JOHN DONALD GENTRY JUDY GAIL GENTRY 61 Seniors IRIS LYNN GENTRY ROBERT WAYNE HARRIS JANICE REBECCA HAWKINS FRANKLIN PAYTON HUMPHRIES WILLIAM EARL JOHNSON, JR. JOHN AMBROSE JONES PEGGY MARIE JONES SAM HUGH JONES 62 Seniors SANDRA FAYE KNOTT NORMA JONES LANGFORD SUE BOSWELL LONG DARRELL KENNETH MARTIN PEGGY PAULINE MARTIN JANICE ANN MELTON LINDA ANN OAKLEY RAYMOND ELVIN OAKLEY, JR. 63 Seniors JOYCE MARIE PUETT JEAN HILTON ROGERS ROSA CAROL SHIELDS LARRY NICHOLS SHOTWELL JANICE CAROL SHOTWELL RUFUS OLLIE SLAUGHTER BARBARA WEAVER SOLOMON DWIGHT ESTES STEWART Seniors ETHEL BRANN TILLMAN VIRGINIA DARE TINGEN WILLIAM HENRY WESLEY ANN MARIE WILSON VIRGINIA DARE WOODY PHYLLIS KAYE WRENN HELEN MARIE YARBOROUGH REBECCA ALICE YOUNG 65 Senior Statistics EDDIE ARNOLD COX Class Officer 2; Glee Club 1,2,3; FFA 2,3,4; FFA Officer 4; Annual Staff 4; Basketball 1; Football 2,3,4; Valentine 1,3; Football Co- Captain 4. BETTIE JEAN DAVIS Glee Club 1,2; FHA 1,2; Library Assistant 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 3; 4-H 1,2,3. LINDA GAY DAVIS Glee Club 3; FHA 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Bus Driver 4; Library Assistant 4; Basketball 1, 2,3; Halloween 2; Valentine 3; Cheerleader 2,3. RICHARD LEE, DICKERSON Class Officer 1,4; Student Council 3; Annual Staff 4; Marshal 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Hallo- ween 3; Valentine 3. BURLONG EPPS, JR. Baseball 1; Football 1; High Plains School 1, Zee JOYA KATHLEEN EPPS FHA 2.32, Bus Driv eri4: 4-H 1-2 Oincer 2: High Plains School 1,2,3. STANLEY LAWRENCE EPPS Beta Club 1; Student Council)2: Glee Clubs; Marshal 3; Basketball 1; Baseball 2; Football 1; 4-H 2; Football Co-Captain 1; High Plains High School 1,2,3. WILLIAM JOESPH FULLER Class Officer 3; Beta Club 2,3,4; Glee Club 2; Annual Staff 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Halloween 2; Homecoming 3,4; Valen- tine 3. JOHN DONALD GENTRY Class Officer 3; Beta Club 2,3,4; Officer)4; Student Council 2; Glee Club 2; Annual Staff 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Marshal1,2,3; Chief 3; Home- coming 3; Valentine 2; Basketball Manager 2. JUDY GAIL GENTRY Class Officer 2; Beta Club 2.3.4; etn teat) Officer 3,4; Student Council 1; Officer 1; Co-Editor Annual Staff 4; Marshal 1,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Hallo- ween 1; Homecoming 2; Valentine 3; Maid of Honor 3. IRIS LYNN GENTRY Beta Club 3,4; Glee Club 2,3; Annual Staff 4; Library Assistant 2,3,4; Piano 2. ROBERT WAYNE HARRIS FFA 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; Homecoming 4. JANICE REBECCA HAWKINS Class Officer 4; FHA 1,2. FRANKLIN PAYTON HUMPHRIES FFA 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM EARL JOHNSON, JR. Glee Club 2,3; FFA 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Bas- ketball 1,2; Football 2,3,4. JOHN AMBROSE JONES FFA 1,2,3,4; Homecoming 4. PEGGY MARIE JONES Class Officer 3; Student Council 3; Glee Club 1,2; FHA 1,2; Officer 2; Annual Stafi 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Valentine 3, Queen 3; Cheerleader 15253,4; Chiei-4: SAM HUGH JONES FFA 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; Football 4; Halloween 4; Football Manager 3; Basketball Manager 2, 3. SANDRA FAYE KNOTT Class Officer 1,4; Beta: Clubi2(3.4-soeudent Council 4; Officer 4; Glee Club 3; Annual Staff 4; Bus Driver 4; Basketball 2,3; Home- coming 4; Queen 4; Valentine 1; FHA District Historian 2. NORMA JONES LANGFORD Glee Club 2; FHA 1,2; Officer 2; Homecom- ing 3. 66 Senior Statistics SUE BOSWELL LONG Class Officer 3; Beta Club 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3; Annual Staff 3, 4; Editor 4; Marshal 2,3; Library Assistant 2; Homecoming 3; Piano 1,2. DARRELL KENNETH MARTIN Bus Driver 4; Marshal 2,3; Football 4; High Plains School 1,2,3. PEGGY PAULINE MARTIN FHA 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4; 4-H1,2; High Plains School 1,2,3, 4-H Officer 2. JANICE ANN MELTON Glee Club 1,3; FHA 1,2. LINDA ANN OAKLEY Glee Club 3; FHA 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Basket- ball 2. RAYMOND ELVIN OAKLEY, JR. Beta Club 2,3,4; Glee Club 2; Annual Staff 4; 4-H 1,2; Officer 2. JOYCE MARIE PUETT Glee Club 3; FHA 1,2; Annual Staff 4. JEAN HILTON ROGERS Betas lubecrone wOtll@e rr s.4-)Glee- Club 2: FHA 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Marshal 3; Cheer- leader 3; School Pianist 1,2,3. ROSA CAROL SHIELDS Glee Club 2; FHA 1; Library Assistant 3. LARRY NICHOLS SHOTWELL Glee Club 1,2,3; FFA 1,4; Bus Driver 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Hargrave Military Academy 2. JANICE CAROL SHOTWELL Glee Club 3; FHA 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Home- coming 4; Valentine 2; Piano 1,2. RUFUS OLLIE SLAUGHTER Class Officer 2, Glee Club 1,2,3; FFA 1,2,3,4; 67 Officer 4; Annual Staff 4; Library Assistant 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Foot- pall 1,2,3,4; Halloween 1; 4-H 1,2; Football Co-Captain 4; Basketball Manager 1,2. BARBARA WEAVER SOLOMON Student Council 2,4; Officer 4; Glee Club 1; FHA 1,2; Annual Staff 4. DWIGHT ESTES STEWART Student Council 2; Glee Club 2; FFA 3; Bas- ketball 1; Baseball 1; Football 1; Halloween 2; Homecoming 1; 4-H 1; High Plains School TRE oe ETHEL BRANN TILLMAN Glee Club 132; FHA 1,2;)3;sAnnuwal Staff 4; Library Assistant 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; 4-H Lae VIRGINIA DARE TINGEN Glee Club 1,2; FHA 1,2; Officer 2; Annual Staff 4; Halloween 1; Homecoming 4; Maid of Honor 4; Valentine 3. WILLIAM HENRY WESLEY Basketball 1; Football 1; Homecoming 4; Roxboro High School 1,2,3. ANN MARIE WILSON Class Otticer 45 Glee: Club 125 FHA 2: Basketball 2. VIRGINIA DARE WOODY Beta Club 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Officer 4; FHA 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Homecoming 3. PHYLLIS KAYE WRENN Glee Club 3; FHA 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Hallo- ween 3; Queen 3; Homecoming 4; Cheerleader 3,4. HELEN MARIE YARBOROUGH Glee Club 3; Annual Staff 4; Basketball 4; George Washington High School. REBECCA ALICE YOUNG GleepChupel.2.3 FHA 2 Annual stares: Library Assistant 2; Halloween 4; 4-H 1,2; Onicer i. Senior Superlatives BEST ALL ROUND Sandra Knott - Bill Joe Fuller MOST NONCHALANT Linda Oakley - Robert Harris MOST INTELLECTUAL Sue Long - Donald Gentry MOST ATTRACTIVE Polly Shotwell Lynn Gentry Ambrose Jones Dwight Stewart 69 MOST ATHLETIC Betty Davis Nicky Shotwell 70 ] MOST SCHOOL-SPIRITED Peggy Jones - Eddie Cox MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Gail Gentry - Richard Dickerson MOST COURTEOUS Barbara Solomon - Sam Jones BEST PERSONALITY Marie Yarborough - William Wesley MOST TALENTED Dare Tingen - R. O. Slaughter PATRONIZE THIS MERCHA ee Etec et BW bewes Mita Beetee ROSE’S Value- Variety Roxboro's Newest and Most Modern Store Abbitt Ave. and Main Street Roxboro, North Carolina Compliments of WHITFIELD DAVIS GARAGE Automobile Repairing Phone 6753 Roxboro, N. C. ARCHIE'S General Merchandise Phone 4344 Virgilina Hwy. 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Telephone 4081 Furniture For Every Room in The House BLALOCK’S SUPER MARKET 1124 North Main Roxboro, North Carolina BUSINESS EQUIPMENT CO. Typewriters Calculators Bookkeeping Machines Cash Registers Sales Service-Rentals 111 North Main Street Roxboro CROWN ALUMINUM Industries Corporation Roxboro North Carolina KING'S TIRES APPLIANCE Goodyear Tires Recapping Repairing RCA TV Sales Service Phone 5045 Roxboro, North Carolina J. T. BRADSHER CO. Plumbing Heating Air Conditioning Phone 3721 Roxboro, North Carolina CITY ICE FUEL Co. Coal-Ice-Heating Oils Phone 4233 Roxboro, N. C, CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS All The Latest Hits Music Bar see LPS ANO RECGRO ACCESSORIES TELEPHONE 8-1643. NORTH MAIN STREET P, O. Box 365 J. Gilbert Wrenn-Joseph L. Pope GREEN'S Registered Jewelers Roxboro, North Carolina TAYLOR'S PRINTING CO. Commercial Printing- Engraving Roxboro, North Carolina Bea esters RADIO and T. V. 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