Boyden High School - Echo Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

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Underclassmen, too, have had much to remember about this year. Through this yearbook the 1962 Echo staff will try to present an accurate description of some of these memories of our school life. Table of Contents Dedication.page 3 Remembrance.page 5 Administration.page 15 Seniors.page 23 Superlatives.page 59 Juniors ..page 69 Sophomores.page 79 Freshmen.page 89 Activities .page 99 Clubs.page 115 Music.page 139 Sports .page 149 Homecoming.page 168 Senior Directory.page 170 Dedication Working untiringly in the task of teaching us the art of reading, writing, and speaking the English language, she has helped us in many other ways. She has contrib¬ uted to our interests and pleasures. Her willingness to help those who ask help, her sincere smile which is known by every student on campus, her warm kindness, depth of character, and her never failing humor cause us all to love her. She has been more than a teacher; she has been our friend. Because we love you, the 1962 Echo staff, with great pride, dedicates the yearbook to Mrs. Ella C. Swicegood. 3 Many things Have Happened this Year We came, we saw, we conquered. ns • STUDENT LOUNGE This was among the best. Oh, those slumber parties What the Fire! 6 We present Leonardo and understudies. Come rain or shine—we appear all the time! And now for the flower of T. V. world . . . his Long may they wave. 8 Some Important idental with the 9 Th ese Things We The little building away from the big house has an addition I dreamed I won a twisting contest in my brown tasseled weejuns 10 11 Cheer, cheer for ole Boyden High! Shall we dance? Thank you, Mr. Brady. 12 How could we ever forget Rebel Days, Bean Contest, Candy Kisses, and Yellow Rose of Texas. New looks, but same ole books. 1 h Mm ■k w«w� mm. il l 1 13 14 AdminisftQtion 15 MR. J. H. KNOX MR. ROBERT GREENLAND MR. AUBREY ATKINSON Superintendent Guidance Counselor Business Manager MRS. DOWELL DR. MELVIN STAHL Secretary Supervisor of Instruction School Officials GUIDANCE COUNCIL 17 INGUSH DEPARTMENT Front Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Young, Mrs. Fowler, Miss Moore, Miss Whitener, Mrs. Nesbit. Back Row: Mrs. Goble, Mr. Anderson, Mr. Joyner, Mrs. Swicegood. LIBRARY SCIENCE MISS BROOKS 18 COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Left to Right: Miss Cress, Mrs. Jarvis VOCATIONAL AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS Left to Right: Mrs. Withers, Mrs. Morris, Mr. Morrow, Mr. Pettus, Mr. Hostettler. 19 MATH Front Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Jarvis, Miss Whitener, Mrs. Gafford. Back Row: Mr. G. Ray Brown Miss Nicolson, Miss Johnson, Mr. Smith. SCIENCE Front Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Holshouser, Mr. Ralph Brown, Mr. Livingstone, Mr. Lye, Graham, Mrs. Gafford. 20 Front Row, Left to Right: Mr. George Tate, Miss Miller, Mrs. Gaston, Mr. rri imrf Hal Quinn. Back Row: Mr. Derwood Huneycutt, Mr. Bill Richardson. SOCIAL STUDIES LANGUAGES Left to Right: Mrs. Kesler, Mrs. Fowler, Miss Gordner, Miss Marston. 21 FINE ARTS Miss Moore and Mr. Hal Quinn HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Front Row, Left to Right: Mrs. 3lount, Mrs. Holshouser. Back Row: Mr. Jack Turney, Mr. Luke Livingston. P.T.S.A. TEACHERS LUNCHEON 00 ' Na- O k r • ■ 7 DAVID SAFRIT - . r ' ‘ T ' ' f ’ ' ; BUCKY BEAVER. DAVID RENDLEMAN JEANNIE SMITH. President .Treasurer .Vice-President Secretary This was our year PHYLLIS ELAINE ALBRIGHT Make the most of every minute just as though it were the last. ROBERT JONES ANGELL The only conclusive evidence of a man ' s sincerity is that he gave himself for a principle. RICHARD ALLEN AREY A delightful combination of sense and nonsense. HARRY MARK ARTHUR Life is but a span; I will enjoy every inch of it. CAROLYN JEAN ASHE Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. FRED NICHOLAS AYASH Not too serious, not too gay, but altogether a jolly good fellow. 25 Can we ever forget JOHN COOMBS BARKER Tis the silent who live the longest and learn the most. FRED MARTIN BASINGER Tis the will of the soul that determines the goal. RONALD LEE BASINGE R Life may be dull, but never he. JANET REBECCA BEARDEN AAodesty and unselfishness — these are the virtues men praise. WILLIAM CLYDE BEAVER He who possesses an unusual degree of that intangible asset called personality is never lack¬ ing for friends. CARL GORDON BICKERS, III Those who prove themselves to be miracles of genius have first been miracles of labor. t 26 Being Big Seniors? MICHAEL ERVIN BILYEU The world is as you take it. MINNIE MARLENE BLACKWELDER A quiet and gentle manner has she. BARBARA MARIE BLALOCK Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm BARRY RAYE BOSTIAN He ' s small, but that does not cramp his style. HOYLE STEVEN BOSTIAN I would rather be than seem .to be. ELEANOR CHURCHILL BRADSHAW Quiet, gentle, good, kind; a better girl is hard to find. 27 Can we ever forget LINDA ELIZABETH BRADSHAW What could I be but what I am. ISAAC HENRY BRISSON He possesses three virtues that make a man—friendliness, intelli¬ gence, and character. DONNA ANNE BROWN We love her for her smile, her look, her way of speaking gently. MARGARET HELEN BROWN High aims form high character. DORIS ANN BROWNLEE The power of thought—the magic of the mind RICHARD FRANCIS BROWNLEE I can ' t does nothing; I ' ll try effects miracles; I will accom¬ plishes. 28 the church after games? ROBERT TERRY BRYANT He lives to build, not boast. WALTER SPENCER BULLA, III The highest form of intellect is character. THEDA TUCKER BUNDY A brimful of fun and glee, as ever a mortal girl could be. CLAY ORVAL BURLESON An athletic boy with a will to please who takes life as a joy. ROBERT MARVIN BURRELL Ambition and initiative go hand in hand. MERLE RUDY BUSBY Character, intelligence, and per¬ severance are steps in his ladder of success. 29 Can we ever forget WILLIAM JARVIS BUSBY Intelligent; with the knowledge of how to be so. LARRY FRANCIS BUTLER A self-made man is the very best brand. PEGGY MARIE CAMPBELL She ' s full of pep, she ' s full of glee; where there ' s a smile, laugh, or good time, she ' ll always be. PERRY ALBERT CARPENTER Build for character, not for fame. V 9 MARY FRANCES CARRIGAN To know her is to love her. JOSEPH VERNON CATHEY Nobody makes up my mind but me. Homecoming? ROBERT LINDEN CHANDLER I like my life spiced; it adds more flavor to it. ROBERT LEWIS CHEEK The best and noblest men are those whose lives are set toward high ideals. V PATRICIA LOFLIN CLENDENIN A good wife is the greatest blessing a man could have. WINGRED JUDD CLINGENPEEL, JR. The battle for success is half won when one gains the habit of work. ALMA LEE COBLE Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. PATSY SUE COOK Friendship makes prosperity brighter. 31 Can we ever forget DAVID JEROME COOPER The fool doth think he is wise but the wise knows himself. ERNESTINE CRAIG And she proved her worth to the school. ANNIE LAURIE CRESS In every activity you may depend on her to do her part and more. VICKIE ANN CROWELL Born with the gift of laughter. JIMMY CARROLL DAY Mischievous often, dignified sometime, popular always. BARBARA JEAN DOBY I laugh for hope has a happy place with me. 32 Seniors Dismisse d? Hu k !► BRENDA MADGE DUDNEY Soft is the voice that would charm forever. SANDRA JOE EARGLE The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. CARROLL RAY EARNHARDT, JR. Leave silence to the saints; I am but human. ROBERT ELLIS EARNHARDT A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. MARGARET ARNOLD EASON When you dance, I wish that you might ever do nothing but that. WAYNE CLARK ELLER Skill and confidence are an unconquerable army. 33 Can we ever forget JOHN ALLEN EVANS It is not how long but how well you live. MARY DELORES EVANS Joy and friendship she brings, and opens in each heart a little heaven. HILDA LEE GILPIN A smile is like an echo; it always comes back to you. NANCY KAY GLOVER What we are is God ' s gift to us; what we become is our gift to God. 34 getting the Yellow Jacket? BILLIE RAY GOODMAN The heart that is truly happy never grows old. SANDERS EMERSON GOODMAN Ever changing, ever popular. JIMMY ARTHUR GOODMAN Cheerful, witty, full of fun; he is liked by everyone. THOMAS REE GOODMAN Full of the makings of a fine man. HOLT BUFF GRACE, JR. Anything worth having is worth working for. MARGARET OVERMAN GREGORY The charms of her actions lie in the manner of her performance. 35 Can we ever forget SUSAN FRANCES GRIGGS And all glory was in her voice. t 4 n r OSCAR KENT GUDGER What I must do concerns me, not what people think. MARY ELSIE HAHN In friendship I was early taught to believe. BETTY LOUISE HANNOLD Fit and fair, neat and sufficient. ■r GAYLE ERWIN HARRISON If having fun is a crime, she would be serving a life sentence. ZANDRA CAROLYN HARRISON Friends are won by those who believe in winning. 36 the Superlative Dance? wjr REBECCA LANE HART A mighty spirit filled that little frame. NANCY LEE HAYWORTH A girl worth knowing, a true friend. WAYNE RICHARD HAYWORTH The world belongs to the energetic. SHERRY ANN HEARN Make life sunny and really worth while by returning a frown with a smile. CALVIN BLAIR HELMS He who would search for pearls must dive deep. JUDY ANN HESS Friendship is the highest degree of perfection in society. 37 Can we ever forget WILLIAM PATTERSON HIGHT And he shall excel even among the greatest of men. JIM WARREN HILLARD Good humor is the health of soul. HENRY BERNARD HOFFMAN He who serves others serves himself. MELINDA BLAIR HOLDER Give to the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you. BRENDA LOU HOLSHOUSER Dark eyes reflect an inner beauty. LINDA FAYE HONEYCUTT So earnest in her work and fun we know not all the work she ' s done. 38 Exams? KENNETH RAYNAL HOOVER, JR. Those who are commended by all must be extraordinary men. SANDRA KAY HOPPER There is no genius like the genius of energy and activity. MARY ELIZABETH HORTON The time to be happy is today. SUE ANN HORTON An eye for art, a taste for style, she has an artist ' s breeding. COY CLEVELAND HUMPHREY An all around good sport. PATRICIA LEE HUMPHRIES Her moods are as changeable as an April shower, and quite as refreshing. 39 , 4 4 Can we ever forget MILDRED SUSAN HUNTER What good I see, I humbly seek to do. BETTY JOAN INGRAM The heart that is happy never grows old. JOHN DAVID ISENBERG Stubborn labor conquers everything. KAY GORDON ISENHOUR What ever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. STEPHEN EUGENE JARRELL Let them call it mischief; when ' tis past and prospered ' twill be virtue. DORRANCE WILLIAM JARRETT Splendid traits make a popular fellow. ■40 Sock-hops? JUDITH HARRIS JOHNSON Noble by birth, yet nobler by great deeds. JAMES SANFORD JONES ' Tis not what man does which exalts him, but what man could do. ARTHUR EDWARD KING No goal is too high for those who try well enough. CHARLES BENJAMIN KIRK And he ' s of a very jolly nature. MARGARET LEE KIRK A congenial nature and sweet countenance which will always radiate in the hearts of those who know her. JO ANN TERESA KIRSCH Her sterling character and out¬ stand ing originality assure us that real ' success is hers. 41 Can we ever forget GEORGE FISHER KLUTTZ Though you were dying, he would make you laugh. JAMES WOODROW KNIGHT Determination is the master key to success. GARLAND WAYNE KOONTZ A star on the court and a real good sport. JUDITH VICTORIA KOONTZ A loyal heart lives long. DENNIS CLARKE LAMB So much wit and so much fun that he ' s a joy to have around. MARY ANN LANE Heart to concieve, understanding to direct, and the hand to execute. 42 Loyalty Night? VIRGINIA LEE LEAZER Those lovely eyes, those win¬ dows of the soul. HOMER CARL LEDBETTER, JR. Always friendly, full of fun, his good humor is surpassed by none. FRED WILSON LEE Happiness is cheaper than worry; why pay the higher price? BARRY CRAIG LENTZ Think to be happy; to be great have wisdom. THOMAS EDWARD LILLY One of those all round boys so rarely found. ROBBIE LAFAY LINEBERGER She is full of bounty, worth, and virtue. 43 Can we ever forget JUDITH SHARON LOFLIN A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. RICHARD LYNN LOMAN Great things through greatest efforts are accomplished. THOMAS LEE LYNCH Cuteness and wit—the best combination known to man. WILLIAM BRANCH MANGUM Humor and life, they well agree; I think they were mixed just for me. MARVIN RAY MARTIN None but himself can be his parallel. ELEANOR MITCHELL MATTOX Serene amidst the savage waves. 44 the Tappings? WILLIAM GHOLSON MAYFIELD He has learned to live his own life without a mere imitation of others. NANCY RACHEL McCALL Lovely to look at, delightful to know. HOWARD EUGENE MILLER A happy man finds no fault in others. JAMES MADISON MONROE, JR. Wit is a tool by which all things are brought about. DOROTHY JANE MOORE Tiny as a minute with lots of laughter in it. SUSAN GRIMES MORRIS She is capable of imagining all, of arranging all, and of doing everything. 45 Can we ever forget ROBERT PATRICK MOSER I have my own philosophy of life; I make it, I live it; and i change it when I please. JEANETTE MURPHY Her beauty is like a rainbow flashing from a misty sky. BONNIE KAY MUSSELMAN When she will, she will, and you can depend on it. KAREN METHVIN NUSSMAN Crowned with love, laughter, and happiness. JAMES DOUGLAS OAKES A big man, a full heart, and a hearty laugh. WALTER STEPHEN OVERCASH A day for toil, an hour for sport, but for a friend, a life too short. 46 Twirp Week? PHYLLIS BURNS OWENS The hand that hath made you fair hath made you good. IRVIN NAY PARNELL I had rather have a fool to make me merry than experience to make me sad. NANCY LINN PEACOCK Owls are wiser we all know, but peacocks make the greater show. NORMA PEACOCK A smile is the trademark of a happy soul. VIRGINIA FAYE PECK The way to be happy is to make others happy. GEORGIA CORNELIS PEELE The highest wisdom is congenial cheerfulness. 47 Can we ever forget DAVID MICHAEL PENINGER Cheerful and gay all through the day. ALBERT PARRISH PEPPER, JR. To make the world a friendly place, he shows it to a friendly face. ELMER THOMAS PHIPPS An affabie and courteous gentleman. KATHLEEN PINKSTON And what she dares to dream, she dares to do. WILLIAM CHESTER PLANT Be content to seem what you are. FRANKLIN PIERCE PRATT, III The combined qualities of a man and a good athlete. 48 Junior-Senior? ALEX AUSTIN PROPST, JR. A man in earnest finds means; or if he cannot find, creates them. EUNICE MARIE RAMSEY Of all the lights you carry in your face, joy shines brightest. V. m MARTHA TYNEE RAY She has never met a stranger, the world was made to have friends. DAVID ATWELL RENDLEMAN Always happy, always friendly, as for enemies, he hasn ' t any. EDWARD HAMMOND REYNOLDS No sooner said than done; so acts your man of worth. JAMES HENRY RIDDLE A girl ' s dream—a boy ' s best friend. 49 l Can we ever forget KENNETH EDWARD RIDGE Good nature is worth more than knowledge. HAROLD EUGENE RITCHIE He bore a mien that envy could not but call fair. CHARLES ROBERT ROUZER A strong determination to get the most out of life. HAROLD ALLAN ROUZER, ill Dependable, jovial, witty, to him every cloud has a silver lining. WADE RANKIN ROUZER Born with the gift of laughter and the sense that the world is mad. MICHAEL GARY ROWLAND Every man has his gift, and he is exceptionally blessed with music. 50 the Beach? MARTHA ELIZABETH ROYSTON Forget the past, live the present and look forward to the future. GEORGE MICHAEL RUSSELL For they can conquer who believe they can. MARIAN ANN RUTH Live pure, speak true, right wrong. DAVID MICHAEL SAFRIT Some are born great, but of more value are those who achieve greatness. PATRICIA M. SAMUELS Softly speak and sweetly smile. SPENCER WILLIAM SAUNDERS Be a pattern to others and all will go well. 51 Can we ever forget BRENDA FAYE SHANK A hard worker no matter how small the task. LINDA ANN SIDES Her world was ever joy. NANCY KATHERINE SIMMERSON There is no greater delight than to be conscientious. TERRI ELIZABETH SINGER Like a halo, perfect poise and an indefinable charm envelop her person. ANDREW MICHAEL SMITH A merry heart that laughs at care. JEANNIE ELIZABETH SMITH Character is a diamond that scratches all other stones. 52 the Class Day Play? BRENDA JOYCE SNEAD Her congeniality is a magnet which attracts friends. MARCIA CORNELIA SNED Beautiful in form and feature, lovely as the day. ARNOLD HOLMES SNIDER, III Here is a man; take him for all in all; you shall not look upon his like again. LEWIS BRITTLE SNIDER Many follow; few walk by his side. CAROLYN EDYTHE SPIRES As the stateliest and the best and the loveliest of all women upon earth. GLENDA FAYE STEPHENS As merry as the day is long. 53 Can we ever forget WILLIAM HARVEY STEPHENS A hearty laugh, a mischievous smile make for him a life worth¬ while. CHARLES DORIAN STODARD For they can conquer who be¬ lieve they can. CELIA JANE STUTTS Smile and the world smiles with you. ANITA MARIE TAYLOR Generous, big-hearted, and kind; a better friend would be hard to find. MARGARET ANNIE THOMPSON She packs her troubles in a box, sits on the lid, and smiles. PATSY CAROLYN THOMPSON An industrious girl with a will to excel. 54 Graduation? RICHARD DOUGLAS TOBIN To know what is what, one must have good common sense. JOHN I. TREXLER Life is what you make it. GEORGE RANDOLPH UZZELL I can and I will if I please. HELEN JOYCE WAGNER All the joy I win, I share; happi¬ ness was born a twin. LARRY DEAN WAGONER Much wisdom often goes with fewest words. MARIANNE ELSBETH WALDVOGEL And her modest manner and graceful air show her wise as she is fair. 55 Will we ever be NANCY VICTOR WALLACE Sweet personality, full of rascality. BRENDA KAY WALLER A merry heart hath a cheerful countenance. JAMES AVERY WALLER, JR. A friend is one who walks in when the rest of the world walks out. ERNEST CLIFTON WEANT This man will go far; he believes everything he says. GEORGE EDWARD WEANT, III Never too busy to play a prank or do a favor. NANCY ELIZABETH WELCH What she greatly thought she nobly dared. 56 together again? EDWARD DALE WHITE Humor may be a thing of pure imagination but wit involves sen¬ timent and character. HELEN ELAINE WHITLEY The energy that she possesses is used in doing what is right. HUGH GREY WILLARD The only way to have a friend is to be one. LINDA ANNE WILLIAMS She works untiringly with unsung glory. SAMUEL MICHAEL WILLIAMS A jolly unselfish personality is the greatest gift of all. PATTY JEAN LUDWIG WISE A kind heart is the fountain of happiness. 57 RICHARD DAVID WOOD An athlete has scored in more ways than one. JERRY WAYNE YOUNTZ Some things I like, some things I don ' t like; and the rest doesn ' t bother me. 58 Superlatives ERNESTINE CRAIG and BUTCH MARTIN Best All-Around BILL HIGHT and JUDY JOHNSON Most Influential 59 Superlatives GEORGE KLUTTZ and THEDA BUNDY Most Original SUSAN GRIGGS and MIKE ROWLAND Most Musical 60 Superlatives 61 Superlatives ARNIE SNIDER and LAURIE CRESS Most Dependable BILL BUSBY and JEANNIE SMITH Most Intellectual 62 Superlatives TERRI SINGER and RUDY BUSBY Most Likely to Succeed DAVID SAFRIT and BETSY HANNOLD Friendliest 63 Superlatives MARY FRANCES CARRIGAN and JIMMY GOODMAN Most Popular BILLY BEAVER and NANCY WALLACE Most Personality 64 Superlatives DONNA BROWN and SANDY GOODMAN Cutest BOB EARNHARDT and SUNNY SPIRES Best Looking 65 Superlatives HELEN BROWN and DAVID WOOD Most Athletic GAYLE HARRISON and RAY EARNHARDT Wittiest 66 State Officers ERNESTINE CRAIG President of the N. C. National Honor Society President of the Interstate Tri-Hi-Y Council MARGARET THOMPSON President of the Northwestern District of DE MARY ANN LANE Vice-President of the Interstate Tri-Hi-Y Council JUDY JOHNSON Lt. Governor of Zone 6 of Jr. Civitan 67 69 TONI CLINE ....... - Secretary RICHARD REAMER Vice-President BILL WEBB.. .. - President v BILL ADAMS JEAN ALLEN CHARLES ANDREWS PATRICIA BAILEY MARTHA SUE BAKER JERRY BAME STEVE BARGER BONNIE BARNHARDT MARTHA BARNHARDT BOB BASINGER Juniors experience year of responsibilities, all important decisions. JO CAROL BASSINGER NANCY BELK EDMOND BISHOP BREWSTER BLACKMER ELAINE BLACKWELL ANN BLANKENSHIP BILL BOSTIAN WALTER BOVARD CAROL BRINKLEY JANIE BROWN BARBARA BRYANT MAX BUSBY JEWEL BUTLER SUSAN BUTLER DOLLY BYRD BILL CAMPBELL MARY LOU CAMPBELL JULIA CARPENTER MILLIE CARTER LARRY CAUBLE 71 TONI CLINE KEN COLEMAN STUART COOK JUNE COOPER AGNES COPLEY LANIE CRAVEN BILL CROSS BOBBY CROOK DONNA CRUTCHFIELD BUDDY CULBERTSON Beginning our college plans- SHIRLEY DAVIS LORETTA DAY JOYCE EARNHARDT JERRY EDMISTON DON ERB LARRY EDWARDS SUDONNA ELLER MADELYN EMERSON JANE ENGLISH FRANK HOOD J. W. EVANS JUDY EVERHART ALLEN FARABEE CARL FAULK CAROL FEEZOR ELLIS FISHER SYLVIA FLEMING RAY FOGNER HARTSELLE FRAME ROBERT GILBERT 72 DREW GILLESPIE MARY ELIZABETH GLENN LEIGH GRAHAM SUSAN GREGORY CAROLYN GRIM MIKE GWYNN BUTCH HALL BETTY HANNAH HAL HARRIGAN DON HARRINGTON PSAT and College Board ELLA HARRY BONNIE HATLEY RONNIE HATLEY FRAN HEILIG JOHN HEILIG PAUL HEILIG ANN HOFFNER LINDA HEMPHILL PAT HERRINGTON SHARON HILL GLENDA HONEYCUTT ELLIS FISHER JANE HOR NER LINDA HORNER DONNA HUNT BILLY HYLTON MICHELE HYMAN SUE JACOBS BOBBY JAMES JOHNNY JOHNSON 73 4 t JERRY KEARNS BILE KENERLY ANNE KIMBLE KITTY KIMBALL FRANK KIRK BRYAN KLUTTZ JUNE KLUTTZ MIKE KLUTTZ JENNIE LYNN KRIDER BARBARA LEONARD history, geometry-- what more GORDON LOWE GEORGIANNA McCANLESS SUE McCANLESS TONI McCANLESS TOM McCORMICK LESLIE McFALLS JUDY MclNNIS FRANCES MclNTIRE MARIAN MARSHALL PERRY MARSHALL JO MARTELL DOROTHY MAYFIELD NORMA JEAN MERRITT HAROLD MESIMER PAT MICKEY CARL MILLER MARY FRANCES MITCHELL CLIFF MIZE JUDY MONTGOMERY MIKE MORGAN 74 OLIVIA MORRIS RANDY MORRISON BARBARA MULL MIKELL MULL ASHLEY OVERTON BRUCE OWEN BARBARA OXENDINE BILLY PAYNE LINDA PEELER NANCY PEELER can we RICHARD PENCE PRANK PEPPER JIMMY PEPPER JERRY PETREA GEORGETTA PINKSTON BEATRICE POOLE HELEN POTEAT HOWARD POTEAT SUE POTEAT KITTY PRICE NANCY RANKIN RAYMOND RAPER GEORGE RAYNOR RICHARD REAMER NANCY REIGNWATER MARGARET REISNER JUDY RIDENHOUR VICKIE ROBERTS JOE RUFTY BILLY RUSHER 75 lift u� . 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JEFF SALEEBY ALAN SCOTT DICK SE1WELL DAVID SHARP JIMMY SHAVER GEORGE WHEELER KEN SHEPPARD SHELTON SHEPHERD VIC SHIVES JOHNNY SHUPING Several members selected for NHS, DICK SHUPING GEORGE SMITH MITCHELL SMITH SANDRA KAYE SMITH DIANA STEIN NED STORY ROGER STOREY THOMAS STRANGE STAN TATE SANDY TENNENT KAY THOMASON CAROLYN THOMPSON DAVID THOMPSON DICK THURSTON PATTI TROUTMAN BOBBY VAIL JIMMY VERNON JOHN VOGLER RICKY WAGONER SUZANNE WALLACE 76 CHARLIE WALLER KAY ANDREE WARD GORDON WATTS BILL WEBB CHARLES SHEEHAN HOPE WHITE JUDY WIGGINTON BOBBY WOOD TOMMIE WOOD HILDA WYATT Quill and Scroll, and Junior Marshals BRENDA ZUMPANO V NORLEEN KESTER JUNE KLUTTZ ROBIE LINEBARGER CLAUDETTE ROBERTS o NORMAN BRAZZEL LANIE CRAVEN FRED JORDAN CHARLES BENSON FRANK BRAZZEL (ft ,o I ft V 79 KAY KRIMMINGER _President Vice-President VICKI TYSOR_ TONI WATSON TONY MISENHEIMER Secretary Treasurer MIKE ALBRIGHT KAREN ANDERSON JEAN ANGELL EDWARD ANTOSEK CYNTHIA ATKINS BRENDA ATWELL BRENDA BAME WANDA BARNHARDT RICHARD BARRINGER EDDIE BASINGER RONALD BASINGER MARGARET BERETSKY We finally had someone to look down on ANN BERNHARDT JANE BESSENT PAT BLACK MARILYN BLACKWELDER SHEILA BOST NANCY BOSTIAN MICHAEL BOULUS WARREN BOUTILIER KEN BOWERS BILL BREWER WILLIAM BRINCEFIELD BETTY BRINKLEY RONNIE BRISSON GERALD BROWDWAY CAROL BROOKS RONALD BROWN JOHN BULLA MARTHA BURKE BOB BUSBY ARGIE BUTLER JOEL BUTLER ROBERT BUTLER MILLIE CARSON DONNA CARTER 81 LYNN CARTER JANET CAUBLE PAT CHANEY SIDNEY CHILLCOTT CAMILLE CLAMP MARGARET CLARK CAROLINE CLEMENT CATHY CLIFTON KAREN COLE SANDY COLLINS PATSY COOPER SABRA COPE Now we are on our way CHARLES COWAN JAY CRANE JUSTUS DANIEL AUDREY DAVIS BETSY DEARBORN DANNY DAVIS CAROL DELOACH PATRICIA DENT JIMMI DICKSON BETTY DIBRELL BILL DOUGLAS WANDA EARGLE NANCY EARNHARDT WENDY EDENS HARRY EVANS HENRY EVANS SYLVIA EVERHART MARY FAUST TOMMY FEAMSTER KEN FOGNER BOBBY FOWLER EDDIE GAVRON PAT GILBERT SCOOTER GILLESPIE 82 JUDIE GOBLE JOE GOLDMAN BILL GOODMAN DICK GOODMAN J. D. GOODMAN ROBERT GOODMAN SUSAN GOODMAN WAYNE GUDGER DONNA HAIRE MARTHA HALL PAT HAND RICHARD HANNOLD e. r j o 1 £5 4 J ' Jm fvj A V— r S ' p kik to becoming leaders.. JAY HARDISTER SANDRA HARPER JOHN HARRIS MONTYE HARRIS JAN HARRISON JIM HARRISON SHIRLEY HARTLEY JOHN HEGE LORETTA HEILIG SANDRA HELMS ROBERT HENDERSON BETTY HESS JUDY HILL DOROTHY HINDS MARY RUTH HOFFMAN TOMMY HOGUE FORREST HOLLIFIELD CLEGG HONEYCUTT LARRY HONEYCUTT GLENNA HOPPER FULTON HORTON MARGARET HOSKINS MARJORIE HOSKINS FRANCES HOUSE S3 BETTY HUDSON BILL HUMPHREY CAROLYN INGRAM STEPHEN ISENBERG BOB ISENHOUR FELECIA JOHNSON DONNA JOHNSON STEVE JOHNSON DWIGHT JACKSON BODIE KAVANAGH SUSAN KENNEDY FRANCES KESLER A few lucky ones went O BETSY KIMBALL BRENDA KINDER JIM KINDLEY BEA KING JAMES KING PATRICIA KING JUDY KRESS JIMMY KRIDER KAY KRIMMINGER HARDY LENTZ JUDY LEWIS JULIA LINDSAY PAT LINGLE ELIZABETH LINK BOBBY LOFLIN JUDY LONG BILL LUDWIG TOMMY LUDWIG TONY MANER ANN MANGUM PAT MARSHALL ALLEN McCANLESS JOHN McCANLESS MARY ROUECHE McCANLESS 84 HARRIET McGINNIS bill McKinney TIM McSWAIN JUDY MENG CHARLIE MILLER DAVID MISENHEIMER JOHNNY MISENHEIMER TONY MISENHEIMER KAY MIZE JIM MONROE JOHNNY MORRIS MICHAEL MORRIS Junior-Senior. BARBARA MOSER SARAH MOSS EDDIE MURPH ANN MURPHY BONITA MYERS ROBERT MYERS EUGENE NEWELL BRIEN NUSSMAN FRANCES OVERCASH MARILYN OVERTON TONY OWEN EDDIE OWENS EUGENE PAIGE RONNIE PARKS BILL PEACOCK STEVE PHILLIPPI HUGH PINKSTON JULIA PLUMMER BRENDA SUE POOLE DENNIS POTERALA GEORGE PRATT SANDY RABON JOYCE RAMSEY DOTTIE REBHAN GAIL REEVES DOTTIE RENDLEMAN DALE REYNOLDS JEANE RIDGEWAY PATTY RITCHIE ANN ROBERTS JUDY ROCHELLE PHIL ROSENBAUM JACKIE RUTH CASSANDRA SHIVE JOHN SHOAF LEDA SHUPING Next year we will ANN SIMPSON SHELIA SLOOP BARBARA SMITH BAXTER SMITH CAROL SMITH JOHN ELLIS SMITH MIKE SMITH RONNIE SMITH BILL SNED JOHNNY SPENCER RICHARD SPRINKLE JOHN STAHL FRANKIE STARKEY KEMP STEEN GAY STIREWALT ANNE STONE TOMMY STONE VICKI STONE LYN STURKEY JOY SWICEGOOD MARY ANN SWICEGOOD BOBBY SURRATT SUZANNE TATE SUSAN TAYLOR 86 MARLENE TEMPLETON EDDIE TREXLER VICKI TYSOR CHARLES WALKER KAY WALLACE EARLE WALLER CHRISTINE WALSH JIMMY WARE TONI WATSON LAURA WAY LYNDA WEANT RICKEY WEAVER be upperclassmen. DON WEINHOLD ANNE WELCH CHERYL WELCH NANCY WHARTON ANNE WHITLEY KAREN WHITLEY DOUG WILLIAMS JOHN WILSON NANCY WITHERS RICKY WOMACK WAYNE WOOD EDDIE WOODY RONNIE YATES SHERRY YATES 87 89 President Vice-President TERRI CLINE. TOMMY MURPHY - m Wms,;-, m mg BUCK ALBRIGHT WAYNE ALBRIGHT ANNE ALEXANDER BRENDA ALLEN SAMMY ALLEN TONI ALLEY JOYCE AMMONS MARGIE ANTOSEK STEVE AREY CINDY ARTHUR BRENDA ARTZ LINDA ARTZ A New Cl ass Brings New Faces. ANDY ATKINSON BILLY AUDTIN TOMMY BARNES SONNY BASSINGER STANLEY BASSINGER WAYNE BEAM ) r r II Aitl Ait Ail ANN BEATTIE EDDIE BEATTIE LINDA BEAVER RONNY BEAVER WANDA BEAVER BILLY BECK STAN BERKSHIRE JONNY BLACKMER SARAH BLACKWELL MALCOLM BLALOCK GLORIA BONDS SUE BOWERS BETSY BOVARD SUE BOWLER BECKY BOYD FRED BREEDEN LYNDA BRITTAIN NANCY BROADWELL KAY BROCKMAN BUNNY BROWER GWEN BROWN RANDY BROWN REX BUMGARNER BOYD BURDETTE r rn W ' - V ft ft £ TERRI CLINE GAYLE CLINGENPEEL BRENDA COATES KAREN CONTRELL BRENDA COPE RALPH COFFEY ELVA COOPER RANDY CORRiHER LARRY COX TIM CREECH FRANK CROW KEDRON DALGLIESH GAIL DEITY ALBERT DINKINS RSCHY DOBY RICKY DRISCOLL BENNY DUNN LYNN EDMUNDSON MIKE EDWARDS BARBARA EFIRD ELIZABETH EDDY MIKE ERB HELEN EVANS JIMMY EVANS MICKEY EVANS DANA EVERETT DEBORAH FAIN ALICE FAISON VIRGINIA FELLOWS ROSA LEE FLOWE ft O £ O fc Aifen CALVIN BUTLER FRED CAMPBELL LAYNE CAMPBELL MONTY CAMPBELL JOHN CARLTON PRITCHARD CARLTON We attended our first Homecomin SALLY CARPENTER CHARLIE CARTER GEORGE CARTER TONY CURLEE HAL CLARK SHARON CLAWSON g TOMMY FOIL BILL FORTUNE WALTER FOWLER JIMMY FREEMAN JACK FROST TERRY FULLER JEAN GADDY LINDA GARRETT MARILOU GARRETT ANN GARRISON JOHNNY GARWOOD LARRY GARWOOD nd Loyalty night as Boyadnites. COURTNEY GEE CINDY GILL ALAN GLENN TOMMY GLOVER BETSY GOBBLE GAIL GOODMAN SANDRA GOODMAN STEVE GRAY DONNA GREENE DAVID GRIFFIN TOMMY GILLIS CANDY HAGLER BILL HAHN GLORIA HAHN JOAN HAKOS JOHNNY HALL VICKI HAMILTON BOB HAMLIN CAROL HARPER NATHAN HARRIS DAVID HARRISON JOHN HARTMAN DAVID HARWOOD JOE HATLEY DAVID HATOWAY PAT HEFFNER BOB HELMS PETE HENGEL PAMELA HENRY PAULA HESTER MICKEY HILLARD JANE HOFFMAN MARTHA HOGUE GARY HONEYCUTT SUE HONEYCUTT TROY HORTON LINDA KAY HUNT MICHAEL HUNT JIMMY HUTCHINSON JULIE INGRAM TIM ISENBERG JIM ISENHOWER One-fourth of our journey ALLEN JACKSON BILLY JAMES JEFF JAMES RICHARD JOHNSON RONNY JOHNSON BECKY JONES GWEN JONES MARIE JONES ELAINE KENERLY DANIEL KERN JIMMY KILLION EUGENE KING KENT KIRCHIN JAY KIRK RAYMOND KIRK ANN LANDRUM KATHY LANNING ROY LEAZER TOMMY LEAZER BARBARA LEGERE TERRY LENTZ PAT LEONARD CORNELIA LITTLE DARRELL LOFLIN CECIL LOOMIS LOUISE LOVETTE LANE LOMAN BARRY LUMPKIN ELEANOR MANNING DEANE MARLIN BILLIE GAIL MARTIN JUDY MASON SUSAN MATTOX SUSAN McCALL david McDaniel tony McDowell SUSAN McWILLIAM ANN MENDENHALL JUDY MESIMER ELIZABETH MILLER LINDA SUE MILLER CAROL MITCHELL is now complete. KITTY MIZE DANNY MODLIN EDDIE MONROE LINDA MONROE LYNN MOORE KITTY MOOREFIELD MARY MORRIS PAMELA MOTLEY SONJA MUNDAY JEAN MURPHY TOMMY MURPHY REGGIE NORFLEET TIM NUSSMAN JUDY PAGE DARREL PARKS BETSY PARROTT DICKIE PENLEY DAVID PERRY ELAINE PHILLIPS PEGGY PINKSTON REGINA PLUMMER BRENDA JEAN POOLE MOLLY POOLE ANDY PORTER DAVID POTTS JOHN PRESTON, II SAM PURCELL ANNE RAMSEY JACK RAMSEY STEVE RAMSEY SHERRY RARY TERRY RARY RALPH RAY CRAIGE REAVIS DIANE REEP BROOKE REYNOLDS BECKY RICHARDS DONNA RICHARDS TOMMY RICKARDS ANN RITCHIE JOHN RITCHIE PAT ROARK The Freshmen led BHS ; -A « Ml f f V I Y i ; ■ 4 k tat r? [Pi i ..V ft ▲ft ft. ft, ▲t in s Am V ) V. ' 31 ft ft 1 VtI «r r. 7 V s V A ,p p p ft ft C: ft p ' )-. - 1 lift KENT ROBERTS VIRGINIA RODMAN SANDRA ROGERS YOLANDA ROSEMAN ANN ROUZER BLENDA SALEEBY JAN SALEEBY BILL SAWYER JIMMY SAXON DAVID SCEARCE JODY SEYMOUR BRENDA SHADRICK SYLVIA SHANK TOM SHUPING ALLEN SIDES TOBY SIDES THOMAS SIEFRING EVE SMITH PATSY SMITH RICK SMITH RONNIE SMITH THAD SMITH SCOTT SMOOT JAMES SNIDER, JR. CHRIS SPIRES RONNY STEPHENS JOHN TAYLOR SAMMY TERRY SUSAN THURSTON BILL TROXLER GEORGE VAUGHAN STEVE VAUGHN SANDRA VERNON CHARLES WAGNER BILL WAGONER DAISY WALKER BETTY WALLER BETSY WALTERS CECIL WEBB PATTY WELCH GARY WELLS DELARA WEST n the Magazine Drive. JUDY WEST SHARON WHITLER PAT WILHELM GEORGIA WILLIAMS R. J. WILSON MARLENE WINECOEF CATHY YATES DENNIS YOST MARTHA YOUNG TERRY BELL BONNIE HAWKS GORDON KIRKLAND SHARON MOORE JERRY SPRINKLE RICKY TORRENCE 0 % ft ft ft iV irk fcfciifc 97 Activities Student Council BILL HIGHT First Vice President BUTCH MARTIN President School Off icers Who Make The Wheels Turn! J PAUL HEILIG Second Vice President 101 MARY FRANCES CARRIGAN and KAY NUSSMAN Cheerleading MARY ANN LANE and TONI CLINE Social BILL BEAVER and LIZ GLENN Devotions The Student Council serves as a voice of the student body to the faculty and administration and provides students a part in school activities and affairs. The council is composed of 15 committees IKE BRISSON and MARIAN RUTH Inter Club RONNIE BRISSON ROBERT ANGELL and JEAN ALLEN Lost and Found House and Grounds 102 Committee Chairmen KITTY KIMBALL Points Chairman BILL KENERLY Projects SONNY PEPPER Parliamentarian JIM MONROE Publicity NANCY McCALL and BUTCH HALL Recreation BRITT SNIDER and DIANA STEIN Public Relations that assume individual responsibilities relating to the effective administration of school affairs. Three committees have chairmen, which are Student Council of¬ ficers; the others are appointed by the five main officers. RUDY BUSBY Stage ROBERT CREEK Traffic MR. JAMES ANDERSON Advisor ARNiE ' SNIDER Assistant Editor The annual staff is composed of thirteen sludents selected from the Junior and Senior classes. These students were elected to their positions according to their individual abilities. The work on the yearbook consists of obtaining contract bids, awarding the contract, securing a photographer, planning the entire book, and selling it. Various responsibilities are delegated to each staff member. Staff 105 The Yellow MISS GORDNER, Advisor BRITT SNIDER, Editor JIM MONROE, Asst. Editor This year the Yellow Jacket staff, headed by Britt Snider, is composed of twenty-six juniors and seniors. The staff, functioning as a class, is learning the funda¬ mentals of journalism and is practicing them with the creation of each new Yellow Jacket throughout the year. The Yellow Jacket for 1961-62 is being given an entirely different slant with emphasis on a proper balance of informative, entertaining, and influential writing. Front Row, Left to Right: Sunny Spires, Nancy McCall. Back Row: Left to Right: June Kluttz, Bill Hight, Carolyn Grim. Pat Bailey, Holt Grace, Kitty Kimball. 106 Jacket Staff Front Row, Left to Right: David Rendleman, Sonny Pepper, Susan Morris, Marcia Sned. Back Row: Pat Samuels, Georgia Peele, Leigh Graham, Frank Hood. Front Row, left to Right: Michele Hyman, Jo Ann Kirsch, Sandy Tennent, Nancy Hayworth. Back Row: Kitty Price, Dale White, Mike Morgan. 107 1962 Marshals The marshals are elected from the members of the Junior Class who have a scholastic average of 92 or above. Twelve marshals are elected. The boy and girl with the highest number of votes serve as co-chiefs. Duties of the marshals begin at the end of their junior year by ushering at the graduation exercises. They also serve throughout their senior year by ushering at school assemblies and special performances. DAVID SAFRIT ERNESTINE CRAIG BILL BEAVER MARCIA SNED IKE BRISSON TERRI SINGER ARNIE SNIDER MARY FRANCES CARRIGAN 108 FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT Boyden put out its welcome mat this year to its new exchange student, Marianne Waldvogel. Marianne, who hails from Kus- nacht, Switzerland, arrived last August and has been living with the J. E. Craig ' s of Statesville Boulevard. Since she came to Salisbury, Marianne has experienced her first football and bas¬ ketball games as well as participating in many school and club activities. Besides all this, she also has become quite a twist¬ er. When asked what she thought of Boyden, Marianne said that Boyden students are ve y friendly, but she says that her school- work back in Switzerland was more of a challenge than the work here at BHS. Marianne, on behalf of the students, we want to wish you all the good luck in the world, and we only hope your story here will mean as much to you as it has meant to us. MARIANNE ' S AMERICAN FAMILY 109 Senior Council Members of the Senior Council consist of the Senior Class officers and a representative from each senior homeroom. The Senior Coun¬ cil is responsible for initiating sen¬ ior privileges and carrying out proj¬ ects the class sponsors. Front Row, Left to Right: David Rendleman, Butch Martin, Bill Busby, Jeannie Smith. Back Row: Bob Moser, David Safrit, Billy Beaver, Jo Ann Kirsch. Sociology Council The Sociology Council member¬ ship consists of a member from each senior homeroom. Through¬ out the year the Council is respons¬ ible for projects which are carried out by the sociology class. One of the highlights of the year is the Thanksgiving program for the school. Front Row, Left to Right: Nancy McCall, Nancy Glover, Sammy Williams. Back Row: Robert Cheek, Bill Hight, Jim Monroe, Sonny Pepper. 110 D. A. R. Good Citizen The DAR Good Citizen is a girl chosen from the Junior Class to represent the Daughters of the American Revolution during her senior year. She has excelled in leadership, service, and good cit¬ izenship at school and in the com¬ munity. Junior Women The Senior Womans Club asks the senior teachers to select six girls from the Senior Class to be honorary members of the club. They are chosen on the basis of participation in school ac¬ tivities, honors, and service outside school. Front Row, Left to Right: Kay Nussman, Marian Ruth, Mary Ann Lane. Back Row: Marcia Sned, Susan Morris, Sunny Spires. Ill Junior Rotarians Each year the Rotary Club honors seven senior boys elected by the Senior Class to serve as Junior Rotarians. The president of the student government and the president of the Senior Class are automatically named Junior Rotarians. Front Row, Left to Right: Rudy Busby, Jim Riddle, Ike Brisson, Butch Martin. Back Row: Bill Hight, David Safrit, Britt Snider, David Rendleman, Arnie Snider. Junior Altr usans Each year the Senior Altrusa Club honors eight Senior girls by electing them Junior Altrusans. These girls are elected on the basis of their honors and activities both in and out of school. h 1 A.Jfi - i.j lit Front Row, Left to Right: Nancy Glover, Hilda Gilpin, Judy Johnson, Marianne Waldvogel. Back Row: Mary Frances Carrigan, Terri Singer, Ernestine Craig, Jeannie Smith, Betsy Hannold. 112 BILL HIGHT DAVID SAFRIT BARBARA BLALOCK ERNESTINE CRAIG HAROLD RITCHIE LARRY WAGONER ANN BROWNLEE BETSY HANNOLD IKE BRISSON DICK BULLA JIMMY KNIGHT From June 18-25, 1961, the American Legion Posts and American Legion Auxiliary Posts spon¬ sored these students to Boys ' State and Girls ' State. During this week the students had lectures in government and had the experience of establish¬ ing a government of their own, composed of the delegates to this convention. College Day Seniors Are Now Looking Forward To . . . This ... or this ... or this 114 115 BOB MOSER President PAUL HEILIG Vice-President Key Club The Key Club this year, as in years past, was very active. Under some very efficient officers they carried out numerous projects that were greatly appreciated and enjoyed by the school and the community. Included in their many projects were giving a $500 scholarship, sponsoring the Holiday Ball at Christmas, and working at the concession stand at home football games. Key Club tries to develop initiative and leadership in its members, who come from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes and who are recommended by the faculty before their election to the club. The school has certainly benefitted from the work of this outstanding club this year. IKE BRISSON Secretary BILL BEAVER Treasurer 1 _ f, I .u.— mi W ■ f .... ■£ 1 f • ,1 V m 4 WT : Front Row, Left to Right: Ronnie Brisson, Hugh Willard, Bill Good¬ man, Baxter Smith, Brian Nussman, Tony Misenheimer, Jim Kindley, Dick Shuping, Charles Andrews, Jim Goodman. Second Row: Arnie Snider, Fred Jordan, Bill Kenerly, Tom Goodman, Harold Ritchie, David Sharp, Wade Rouzer, Clegg Honeycutt, Bob Busby, Dick Thurston, Sandy Goodman. Third Row: Richard Pence, Stuart Cook, Robert Angell, Butch Hall, Hal Harrigan, Ronnie Parks, Ricky Wo¬ mack, Mike Rowland, David Rendleman. Fourth Row: Alan Scott, Jim Pepper, Britt Snider, Jim Monroe, Rudy Busby, Tommie Wood. Back Row: Bob Bryant, Dick Seiwell, Robert Cheek, Frank Hood, David Safrit, Bill Busby, Barry Lentz, Butch Martin, Tommy Feamster, Bill Webb, David Wood. 116 JUDY JOHNSON President Junior Civitan Club Jr. Civitan, one of the major clubs at Boyden, certainly lived up to its purpose this year—building good citizenship. This year they sponsored Citizenship Week, sold fruit cakes, sponsored Parent ' s Night, made bulletin boards, and had other projects to promote the high ideals of BHS.- This club is made up of an elected membership of sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Since this club is comparatively new, they de¬ serve much credit for coming so far in such a short time. JEANNIE SMITH Corresponding Secretary TONI CLINE Recording Secretary SUDONNA ELLER Treasurer WmM 1 f! J i I 1 5 My mm 1 8 1 I ■11 - ‘jjH. ■ i h ' H � fjM VB Cvi S’ r V P1 ’ w ’ RT I| : si l ’’ HI “ A .. ly y Jfi Sr � Front Row, Left to Right: Mary Frances Carrigan, Kay Nussman, Susan Goodman, Diana Stein, Betsy Dearborn, Mary Faust. Second Row: Kitty Kimball, Laurie Cress, Ella Harry, Terri Singer, Jeanette Murphy, Marianne Waldvogel, Jackie Ruth. Third Row: Jim Riddle, Mary Ann Lane, Jenkie Krider, Zandra Harrison, Marian Ruth, Ernestine Craig, Bill Jarrett. Fourth Row: Bill Ludwig, John Isen- berg, Steve Jarrell, Ken Hoover, Richard Reamer, Max Busby, Tim McSwain. Back Row: Bill Adams, Ray Earnhardt. 117 Front Row, Left to Right: Jim Riddle, President; Pierce Pratt, Vice President; Bobby Rouzer, Secretary-Treasurer; H. C. Ledbetter, Chaplain. Second Row: Sandy Goodman, Fred Ayash, Bill Jarrett, Robin Chandler, Clay Burleson, Kent Gudger, Jimmy Knight. Third Row: Skipper Weant, Eddie Ridge, Jimmy Day, Vernon Cathy, John Barger, Tommy Goodman, Billy Mayfield. Fourth Row: Tommy Lynch, Butch Martin, A! Propst, Coy Humphrey, Jim Waller. Fifth Row: Dickie Arey, Steve Jarrell, Bill Mangum, Mark Arthur, Bill Saunders, Larry Wagoner, Tommy Phipps. Back Row: Doug Oakes, George Kluttz, Dennis Lamb, Billy Stevens, Irvin Parnell, Larry Butler. Senior Hi-Y Club Here are a few of our money-making projects (just a joke son). 118 Front Row, Left to Right: Roger Storey, President; Mike Morgan, George Wheeler, Treasurer; Richard Reamer, Secretary; John L. Heilig. Second Row: Bill Rusher, Raymond Raper, Richard Pence, Butch Hall, Bryan Kluttz, Lanie Craven. Third Row: Ned Storey, Cliff Mize, Billy Payne, Max Busby, Carl Faulk, Buddy Culbertson. Fourth Row: Johnny Vogler, Bobby Crook, Bill Campbell, Larry Cauble, Ellis Smith. Back Row: Drew Gillespie, Hope White, Bobby Wood. Sophomore Hi-Y Front Row, Left to Right: Wayne Wood, Eddie Owens, Bill Douglas. Second Row: Joe Goldman, Wayne Gudger, George Pratt, Dick Goodman, Tom Hege, Dennis Poterala. Back Row: John Wilson, Allen McCanless, Eddie Gavron, Phil Rosenbaum, Bill Ludwig. 119 Freshman Hi-Y j 1 I « Ei , . gK- 1 i; ■ k J f WBr Front Row, Left to Right: Tommy Shuping, Nathan Harris, Ricky Bob Hamlin, George Vaughan. Back Row: Ricky Torrence, Sammy Doby. Second Row: Jimmy Freeman, Kent Roberts, Rick Smith. Terry. Third Row: Mickey Evans, Courtney Gee, Sam Purcell, Dean Marlin, The Hi-Y Clubs are Christian organizations whose purpose is to create, main¬ tain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. There is one club for each class and any boy wishing to join may do so. The clubs meet two times a month and have inspirational and interesting programs. Each club ' s main objective is to perform a number of service projects. The service projects are financed by money received from numerous money-making projects performed by the club. Representatives from each club attend a State Convention in the Fall of each year. 120 «ni Front Row, left to Right: Jeanette Murphy, Judy Loflin, Judy Hess, Brenda Waller, Linda Williams, Sue Ann Horton. Second Row: Delores Evans, Phyllis Albright, Jane Moore, Nancy Simmerson, Sandra Hopper, Nancy Hayworth. Third Row: Vickie Koontz, Jo Ann Kirsch, Nancy Peacock, Eunice Ramsey, Theda Bundy, Nancy Welch, Faye Peck. last Row: Ernestine Craig, Alma Coble, Georgia Peele, Robbie Lineberger, Carolyn Ashe, Marianne Waldvogel, Linda Bradshaw, Margie Kirk. Tri-Hi-Y Xi Tri-Hi-Y Front Row, Left to Right: Sunny Spires, President; Jeannie Smith, Vice-President; Kay Nussman, Secretary; Kay Isenhour, Treasurer; Terri Singer, Chaplain. Second Row: Marian Ruth, Nancy Wallace, Susan Morris, Peggy Campbell, Donna Brown. Back Row: Eleanor The Tri-Hi-Y Clubs are Christian organizations whose purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. There are two clubs from each class, and anyone may join if he desires. The clubs usually meet two times a month and have Mattox, Marcia Sned, Margie Gregory, Anita Taylor, Churchill Bradshaw, Nancy McCall, Mary Frances Carrigan, Laurie Cress, Patsy Humphries, Virginia Leazer. very inspirational and interesting programs. There is competition among the clubs to see which one can perform the most service projects. Money to finance these projects for the school and community is earned through numerous money-making projects. 122 Alpha Omega Tri-Hi-Y 1 1 W V lJ r 4L f ' +A M r m. fvS fi r - Front Row, Left to Right: Julia Carpenter, Hartselle Frame, Sue Jacobs, Secretary; Fran Heilig, Vice-President; Ella Harry, Treasurer. Second Row: Toni Cline, Liz Glenn, Susan Butler, Jenkie Krider, AAikell Mull, Georgianna McCanless, Nancy Reignwater, Millie Carter. Back Row: Nancy Peeler, Kay Thomason, Suzanne Wallace, Jane English, Linda Horner, Leigh Graham, Mary Frances Mitchell, Dorothy Mayfield. Tri Gamma Tri-Hi-Y Front Row, Left to Right: Diana Stein, President; Sudonna Eller, Vice-President; Carolyn Grim, Secretary; Pat Bailey, Treasurer; Nancy Rankin. Second Row: Judy Wiggington, Margaret Reisner, Bonnie Barnhardt, Martha Barnhardt, Ann Kimble, Sue McCanless, Georgetta Pinkston, Jane Horner. Third Row: Anne Blackenship, Sandy Tennant, Claudette Roberts, Carol Brinkley, Carol Feezor, Judy Everhart, Linda Peeler, Vicki Roberts, Joyce Earnhardt, Anne HofFner. Fourth Row: Pat Mickey, Michell Hyman, Donna Crutchfield, Barbara Mull, Frances McIntyre, Brenda Zumpano, Jean Allen, Barbara Jean Leonard. Back Row: Kitty Kimball, Nancy Belk, June Kluttz, Patti Troutman. 123 Front Row, Left to Right: Dottie Rendleman, President; Mary Rouche McCanless, Vice President; Toni Wafson, Secretary; Betsy Dearborn, Treasurer; Montye Harris, Chaplain. Second Row: Carolina Clement, Linda Weant, Loretta Heilig, Carol DeLoche, Cathy Clifton, Brenda Atwell, Susan Goodman, Donna Carter. Third Row: Lynn Carter, Excelsior Kay Wallace, Carol Smith, Betty Hudson, Cassandra Shives, Brenda Kinder, Camille Clamp. Fourth Row: Suzanne Tate, Marilyn Overton, Judy Rochelle, Joy Swicegood, Jackie Ruth, Frances Kesler. Back Row: Vicki Tysor, Karen Cole, Barbara Moser, Mary Faust, Bodie Kavanaugh. Tri-Hi-Y Front Row, Left to Right: Ann Stone, President; Gay Stirewalt, Vice President; Gayle Reeves, Secretary; Vicki Stone, Treasurer; Jan Harrison, Chaplain. Second Row: Martha Burke, Patsy Cooper, Sabra Cope, Sandra Helms, Sandy Collins, Martha Hall, Pat. Hand. Third Row: Mary Ann Swicegood, Ann Bernhardt, Judy Cress, Donna Haire, Nancy Withers, Judy Lindsay, Sheila Bost. Fourth Row: Lynn Sturky, Suzanne Simmerson, Pat Cheney, Betty Dibrell, Cynthia Atkins, Libby Link, Margaret Beretsky, Glenna Hopper, Jane Bessent, Harriet McGinnis, Sylvia Everhardt, Millie Carson, Dorothy Hinds, Ann Simpson, Kay Mize. Back Row: Pat Marshall, Leda Shuping, O ' Anna Johnson, Judy Lewis, Argie Butler, Patty Ritchie, Nancy Earnhardt, Sara Moss. 124 Sigma Chi Tri-Hi-Y Front Row, Left to Right: Pat Wilhelm, Linda Garrett, Terry Fuller, Wanda Beaver, Martha Young. Second Row: Alice Faison, Linda Artz, Peggy Pinkston, Pat Heffner, Kathy Lanning. Third Row: Patty Welch, Jean Gatty, Mary Morris, Brenda Artz, Kitty Mize, Pat Roark. Fourth Row: Brenda Shadrick, Paula Hester, Toby Sides, Lynn Edmunson, Virginia Rodman. Back Row: Ann Landrum, Cornelia Little, Pam Motley, Gloria Hahn, Gayle Clingenpeel. Gamma Beta Tri-Hi-Y Front Row, Left to Right: Cindy Arthur, Terry Rary, Gail Goodman, Terri Lentz, Elaine Phillips. Second Row: Susan McWilliams, Sally Carpenter, Patsy Smith, Sherry Rary, Kay Brockman, Bunny Clawson, Jane Hoffman Ann Rouzer. Third Row: Susan Mattox, Ann Menden¬ hall, Terri Cline, Betsy Walters, Vickie Hamilton, Brenda Saleeby, Debbie Fain, Yolanda Roseman. Fourth Row: Brooke Reynolds, Betsy Bovard, Linda Monroe, Barbara Efird, Diana Blackwell, Gail Detty, Linda Beaver, Cindy Gill, Lynn Moore. Back Row: Susan McCall, Susan ThurstoYi, Becky Richards, Gloria Bonds. 125 National Honor Society Front Row, Left to Right: Ike Brisson, Ernestine Craig, Laurie Cress, Jeannie Smith, Bill Busby. Back Row: Robert Angell, Rudy Busby, Bill Hight, Arnie Snider, Robert Cheek, Britt Snider, Carl Bickers. By having a doughnut sale, helping teachers at exam time, attending the state convention, and help¬ ing with schedules during the summer, the N.H.S. this year kept very busy. Members are elected by a vote of the faculty in their junior or senior year after they have proved themselves satisfactorily in having the qualities of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. They are taken into the club in the spring at a solemn candlelight induction ceremony. The juniors must have a scholastic average of 92 or above; seniors, 90. 126 Quill and Scroll Front Row, Left to Right: Jim Monroe, Mary Ann Lane, Bill Hight. Back Row: Arnie Snider, Jeannie Smith, Sonny Pepper, Britt Snider. This is an honorary journalistic society honoring outstanding members of the Yellow Jacket and Echo staffs for their work on these two publications. New members are taken in each spring at a candlelight service. The club this year sold calling cards to the seniors and with the profits of this sale held a press banquet for both staffs in the spring. 127 Junior Classical League SANDY TENNENT President JULIA LINDSAY Treasurer RONNIE PARKS LYNDA WEANT Vice-President Secretary This is a national organization whose mem¬ bership is composed of any senior, junior, or sophomore who has taken Latin and is inter¬ ested in carrying out the purpose of the club, which is to encourage an interest in ancient Greece and Rome and their contributions to our civilization. This year ' s club attended the state convention in Chapel Hill and participated in class club programs. 128 Roman Banquet The highlight of the year for all Latin students was the annual Latin Banquet, the night when everyone be¬ came Romans and made merry at the banquet, which consisted of the traditional menu beginning with eggs and ending with apples. Beautiful decorations, realistic slaves, and candlelight gave the atmosphere of an ancient Roman atrium and made this an unforgettable night for all. Very stylish, says Julius Caesar. These slaves don ' t seem to be mistreated. 129 D. E. Club Front Row, Left to Right: Brenda Dudney, Brenda Snead, Bonnie Hatley, Margaret Thompson, Ronnie Bassinger, David Cooper. Second Row: Ronnie Hatley, Andy Ciaremello, Jean Doby, Mary Horton, Judy Montgomery, Patsy Thompson, Linda Huneycutt, Martha Roystan, Betty Ingram, Martha Ray, Elaine Whitley, Glenda Stephens, Marlene Blackwelder, Celia Stutts. Back Row: Jerry Kearns, Shelton Sheppard, Ray Fogner, Vic. Shives, Howard Miller, Marvin Burrell, Steve Bostian, Bill Plant, Danny Stodard, Ben Kirk, Fred Bassinger, James Gaffney. With very efficient officers this year ' s Distributive Education Club was one that everyone was proud of. in attempting to de¬ velop a respect for education in marketing and distribution, the members of the club participated in many worth-while projects, such as giving benches to the school and selling programs at football games. This helped not only the school, but also the community. Front Row, Left to Right: Faye Peck, Sylvia Everhardt, Pat Mickey, Glenda Hopper. Second Row: Sue Bowler, Janie Brown, Brenda Coats, Camille Clamp. Third Row: Brenda Shadrick, Bunny Brower, Donna Richards, Jean Gaddy, Ann Ritchie. Fourth Row: Nancy Whithers, Sandra Helms, Billie Gale Martin, Virginia Fellows. Fifth Row: Sandra Smith, Pat Chaney, Jane Bessent, Leda Shuping, Dotty Rebhan, Becky Blyd. Back Row: Bea King, Judy Mesimer, Sandra Rogers, Sue Honeycutt, Julie Ingram. Future Homemakers of America Future Teachers of America Front Row, Left to Right: Helen Poteat, Carol Feezor, Barbara Mull, Anita Taylor. Second Row: Mary Frances Mitchell, Nancy Rankin, Sue McCanless, Judy Mclnnes, Jo Martell, Ann Blankenship. Back Row: Kay Nussman, Nancy McCall, Sue Jacobs, Suzanne Wallace, Churchill Bradshaw, Susan Morris, Judy Ridenhour, Marcia Sned, Nancy Peeler, Nancy Belk, Jo Ann Kirsh. 131 Masque and Wig Front Row, Left to Right: Jimmy Day, Clay Burleson, Marcia Sned, Pierce Pratt, Rudy Busby. Second Row: Pat Samuels, Zandra Harrison, Susan Griggs, Susan Gregory, Barbara Bryant. Back Row: Barbara Mull, Marian Ruth, Janie Brown, Jean Allen, Robert Cheek, Bruce Owen. You ' re sure this is a student? Practice makes perfect, so they say. Studying is a part of dramatics, too. The Masque and Wig is a fine arts dub whose purposes are to develop appreciation and interest in good drama and to provide opportunities for worth¬ while creative activities. This year ' s club presented assemblies and programs for our student body and collaborated with the Music Department in the pro¬ duction of South Pacific. 132 Science Club Firs Row Left to Right: Susan Taylor, Hugh Willard, Perry Marshall, Richard Pence, Dottie Rendleman, Robin Chandler, Sylvia Everhart. Last Row: Harold Ritchie, Jimmy Knight, Eddie Reynolds, John Isenberg, Joe Goldman, Bill Ludwig. Debating Team Front Row, Left to Right: David Rendleman, Diana Stein, Pat Bailey, Carolyn Grim, June Kluttz, Ann Brownlee. Back Row: Bill Hight, Dick Bulla, Britt Snider, Bob Moser, Arnie Snider, Mr. Richardson. 133 This year the members of the Varsity Club, in striving to create good, dean interest in athletics and to promote good sportsmanship, used their brains as well as their brawn in following the directions of their very good officers in projects to serve the school. Varsity Club V X c ' ira S ] rU J ' IF Wm By monitoring in the cafeteria, work¬ ing at the concession stand during bas¬ ketball season, and helping the athletic department whenever possible, this club was a great benefit to good ole Boyden. The G. A. A. is an association for girls to promote an interest in athletics. Most of the girls in the club have a letter or are working for one. By participating in intramurals, they acquire points. One hundred points are needed to earn a letter. G. A. A. The club this year was very big, but not a single girl neglected to do her part in their projects. They worked hard and made this year a very successful one for their club. Junior Music This club is made up of young musicians who taken an active part in the music program at Boyden and who want to further the interest in music in all the students. All State Band These Boydenites are among the best high school musicians in the state. They are—Front Row, Left to Right: Martha Hall, John Stahl, Ricky Doby, Tom Shuping. Second Row: Martha Sue Baker, Theda Bundy, Judy Everhardt, Barbara Efird. Back Row: Kay Pinkston. French Club Front Row, Left to Right: Laurie Cress, Robin Chandler Eddie Reynolds. Second Row: Jeannie Smith, Rudy Busby, Mary Frances Carrigan, Barry Lentz. Third Row: Marianne Waldvogel, Ann Brownlee, Kay Isenhour, Robert Angell, Barbara Blalock, Michael Rowland. Fourth Row: Terri Singer, Zandra Harrison, Robbie Lineberger, Judy Johnson, Nancy Glover, Judy Hess, Sonny Pepper, Billy Saunders, Bob Moser, Nancy Peacock, Robert Cheek, Nancy McCall Stand¬ ing: Bucky Beaver, Holt Grace, Arnie Snider, Jim Monroe, Bill Hight, Miss Marston. Fran Heilig, Ernestine Craig, Bob Bryant. Spanish Club Front Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Kesler, Vickie Koontz, Churchill Bradshaw, Marian Ruth, Susan Morris Anita Taylor, Jane Moore, Sue Ann Horton. Second Row: Bill Jarrett, Jimmy Goodman, Fred Ayash, Clay Burleson, John Isenberg, Hugh Willard, David Safrit, H. C. Ledbetter, Bill Busby. Third Row: Kent Gudger, Albert Car¬ penter, Wayne Eller, Tommy Phipps, Irvin Parnell, Dickie Arey, Dennis Lamb, Garland Koontz. Fourth Row: Jerry Yountz, Larry Wagoner, Steve Jarrell, Winky Clingenpeel, Jimmy Hillard. Fifth Row: Al Propst, Butch Weant, George Kluttz, Doug Oakes. Back Row: Jim Riddle, John Barker, Coy Humphrey, Richard Brownlee, Tommy Lilly. 137 Library Club The Boyden High School library staff is composed of students in the 10th, 11th, and 12th grades. Boys are used for the audio-visual program, and both boys and girls help with circulation of books and magazines, attendance, filing, and processing new books. Front Row, Left to Right: Ann Welch, Jo Ann Kirsch, Barbara Oxendine, Janet Bearden, Patsy Cook. Second Row: Nancy Simmerson, Linda Bradshaw, Sandra Hopper. Third Row: Tommy Goodman, Mike Gwynn, Wayne Kerns, Wayne Hayworth, David Wood. Back Row: Steve Jarrell, Doug Oakes, Cliff Mize, Mike Bilyeu, Larry Butler, Fred Bassinger. Future Nurses The Future Nurses ' Club was started at Boyden this year for the first time. The objective of the club is to acquaint its members with all phases of nursing and to help them decide if this is the career they would like. These hard-working girls gave much service to the hos¬ pital and the community through volunteer work. This organization is certainly a credit to Boyden. Front Row, Left to Right: Jeanette Murphy, Nancy Simmerson, Millie Carter, Sandy Tennent. Back Row: Martha Barnhardt, Patti Troutman, Peggy Pinkston, Brenda Zumpano, Kay Ward, Bonnie Barnhardt. 138 [•r£ srn- ; jjR (T 1 ll IS a I Concert Band 142 mm Dance Band Pep Band 143 Majorettes KAY PINKSTON Drum Majorette Our majorettes did an outstanding job of working up routines for each half-time show at our football games and leading the band in many parades. New majorettes are chosen in the spring by the present major¬ ettes. Once elected, they serve until they graduate. ERNESTINE CRAIG Head Majorette MARY ANN LANE and KEN HOOVER BILL HIGHT and NANCY WALLACE SUSAN GRIGGS South Pacific’’ Come on Lieutenant, hit that note! There ' s Mike Rowland, Boyden ' s own Liberace. Step ... 1, 2, 3 . . Kick . . . Step, Step Bloody Mary is the girl I love. 146 Senior Chorus Girls’ Chorus 147 Forty-Voice Choir 148 Front Row, Left to Right: Bryan Kluttz, Bobby Bassinger, Walter Bovard, Ellis Fisher, Charles Andrews, Richard Loman, Tommy Lud¬ wig. Second Row, Left to Right: Stan Berkshire, Bill Webb, Robin Chandler, Jimmy Day, David Wood, Clay Burleson, Pierce Pratt, Butch Martin. Back Row, Left to Right: Bill Mangum, Bill Brewer, Wayne Eller, Andy Smith, Charles Sheehan, Raymond Raper, Bill Adams, Ligon Gillespie. Boyden opened the 1961 season at home by facing a determined Kannapolis High School football team. In a hard fought game the Jackets played the Little Wonders to a 0-0 tie. Sparked by David Wood ' s spectacular 80 or 90 yard run, the Jackets scored their first victory of the season over Lexington High School 7-0. After a series of defeats to Myers Park, Charlotte Garringer, R. J. Reynolds, and High Point, the Jack¬ ets played well the rest of the season. In the last four games they defeated Winston-Salem Gray, lost to Greensboro, tied a favored Burlington team, and ended the season with a sensational one-point victory over Greensboro Page. 150 Varsity Football 1961-62 COY HUMPHREY Front Row, Left to Right: Cal Butler, Don Weinhold, Johnny Spencer. Second Row, Left to Right: Rudy Busby, Bill Humphrey, Coy Humphrey, Wayne Gudger. Third Row, Left to Right: Jay B. Hardister, Richard Reamer, Bill Douglas, Tommy Lynch, Bill Ludwig. DAVID WOOD Tri-Captains Kannapolis . .0-0. . Boyden Lexington . .0-7. . Boyden Myers Park. .30-0. Garinger . .19-6. . Boyden R. J. Reynolds. .27-13. . Boyden High Point . .31-7. . Boyden Gray . .6-7. . Boyden Greensboro . .19-6. . Boyden Burlington. .0-0. . Boyden Page . .13-14. . Boyden 151 COY HUMPHREY RUDY BUSBY Senior ROBIN CHANDLER BUTCH MARTIN CLAY BURLESON RICHARD LOMAN ANDY SMITH JIMMY DAY DAVID WOOD PIERCE PRATT WAYNE ELLER The Team Behind The Team Front Row, Left to Right: Jonny Blackmer, Benny Dunn, Kent Rob¬ erts, Dickie Penley, Larry Garwood, Boyd Burdette, Kent Kirchen, Jody Seymore, Steve Ramsey, Richard Johnson. Second Row, Left to Right: Jimmy Isenhour, Sonny Bassinger, Malcolm Blalock, Hoppy Honeycutt, Pritchard Carlton, Dan Kern, Johnny Wagner, Craig WfKStr. Reavis, Charlie Carter, Jimmy Kiliion, Tommy Gillis. Back Row, Left to Right: Lane Campbell, Bob Helms, Tommy Richards, Allan Jack- son, Rex Bumgardner, Ralph Ray, Lane Loman, Tim Creech, Ricky Campbell. 154 155 First Row: Ike Brisson. Second Row, Left to Right: jimmy Goodman, Butch Martin, Tommy Lilly, Billy Beaver, Paul Heilig, Robert Ange l. Back Row, Left to Right: Dick Shuping, George Kluttz, Ray Earnhardt, Eddie Reynolds, Bill Adams, Bill Webb. 1961-62 Varsity Basketball Team Boyden opened its basketball season this year by defeating West Rowan and North Rowan High Schools. After their first loss to Myers Park, the Jackets bounced back and closed the pre-Christmas season with two wins. The first game after Christmas, Boyden defeated Burlington in overtime in a hard-fought duel. After defeating Lexington, Boyden dropped their second game to Gray High of Winston-Salem and their third 156 Left to Right: Eddie Reynolds, Ike Brisson, Paul Heilig, Coach Graham, Billy Beaver, Bill Webb. to Myers Park. After winning four of its next six games, Boy- den ' s hopes for a berth in the state tournament were dimmed by defeats by Greensboro, High Point and Page. Then Boyden defeated Reynolds High School of Winston-Salem and closed out the season by losing to Greensboro Senior High. Our team had a winning season, one of which all students were proud. West Rowan .... .36-60. . Boyden North Rowan . . . .42-46. . Boyden Myers Park. .44-35. . Boyden North Rowan . . . .33-37. West Rowan. ... .24-30. . Boyden Burlington. .44-46. Lexington . .34-46. . Boyden Gray . .45-34. Myers Park. .55-45. Reynolds . .34-44. . Boyden High Point . .36-41. Burlington. .69-54. . Boyden Lexington . .42-51. Gray .. .55-44. Page . .39-55. . Boyden Greensboro . .55-46. High Point. .69-49. . Boyden Page . .60-50. . Boyden Reynolds. .40-48. . Boyden Greensboro . .47-40. . Boyden 157 Front Row, Left to Right: Brian Nussman, John McCanless, Dick Goodman, Charles Andrews, Hal Harrigan, John Harris, Eddie Owens, Dwight Jackson. Back Row, Left to Right: Eddie AAurph, Dick Seiwell, Ronnie Parks, Eddie Basinger, John Shoaf, Stuart Cook, Butch Hall, Ronnie Brisson. 158 Track 159 Baseball-- Varsity Front Row, Left to Right: Kent Gudger, Richard Loman, Ronnie Bas- singer, David Wood, Tommy Lilly, Bill Jarrett, Ike Brisson, Butch Martin. Second Row, Left to Right: Butch Weant, Jimmy Knight, Bill Webb, Ray Earnhardt, Billy Beaver, Albert Carpenter, Wayne Eller. Third Row Left to Right: Butch Bassinger, Wayne Wood, John Bulla, Hal Harrigan, Dick Arey, Boyd Burdett, Clegg Honneycutt. Back Row Left to Right: Bill Mangum, Larry Cauble, Marvin Burrell, John Harris, Jay Crain, Raymond Rape:, Bobby Wood, Dwight Jackson. COACH JACK TURNEY COACH LUKE LIVINGSTON Boyden ' s baseball chances look good before the start of the season under Coach Jack T urney. After a good season last year, Boyden has an experienced team with the loss of only three starters. It certainly looks as if Boyden will be victorious in another of its fine team sports. 160 Starting Nine DAVID WOOD BILL WEBB RICHARD LOMAN BUTCH MARTIN TOMMY LILLY BILL JARRETT BILLY BEAVER HAL HARRIGAN IKE BRISSON n 161 Wrestling First Row, Left to Right: John Carlton, Johnny Hall, Freddie Lee, Sandy Goodman, Bill Kenerly, Allan Rouzer. Second Row Left to Right: Richard Johnson, David Sharp, Clay Burleson, Robin Chand¬ ler, Ellis Fisher, Richard Reamer, Jay Hardister, Bill Fortune. Back Row Left to Right: Tommy Barnes, Mike Smith, Glenn Farabee, Drew Gillespie, Bob Helms, Holt Grace, Mark Arthur, David Perry. For the first time in many years, wrestling became one of the most popular sports at Boyden. Our team had a very fine season under the guidance of Coach Jack Turney. They won seven, lost five, and tied one. Freddie Lee went undefeated this season for the second year in a row and went on to win the state championship. 162 Tennis Front Row, Left to Right: Bill Goodman, Fulton Horton, Allen Glenn, Coach Don Graham, Ken Shepard, Bill Hight, Ronnie Parks, Richard Robert Angell, Bobby Bryant, Wade Rouzer. Back Row Left to Right: Pence, David Misenheimer. Boyden ' s tennis hopes are kept alive this year by the return of five lettermen. We shall be playing an expanded schedule this year so that we can play all seven of our confer¬ ence opponents. The new teams we shall play are Gray High of Winston-Salem and Page High of Greensboro. 163 Front Row, Left to Right: David Rendleman, Bo Scott, Bobby Moser, Jim Riddle, Asheley Overton. Second Row, Left to Right: Mike Erb, Bill Troxler, Charles Cowan, Bryce Beard, Fred Van Wagenen, Ronnie Smith. Third Row, Left to Right: Coach G. Ray Brown, John Ritchie, Butch Hall, Sam Purcell, Randy Brown, Richard Doby. GOLF SCHEDULE Host Team March 20.Page March 29 .Gray April 5 .Burlington April 10 .Lexington April 17. Boyden April 26.R. J. Reynolds May 3.High Point May 10 .Greensboro Senior 164 165 MARY ANN LANE NANCY WALLACE Shining faces and hard work¬ ers .. . these are our cheerlead¬ ers. Buzzing around in their uniforms at B. H. S., these girls became a special part of every Friday by selling Beat ribbons, LIZ GLENN MARY FRANCES CARRIGAN TONI CLINE 166 Cheerleading having pep rallies, and cheering at the football and basketball games. Thanks go to them for the fine job of kindling the B. H. S. spirit! SUE JACOBS SUSAN MORRIS 167 Cheerleading SUSAN GOODMAN Homecoming BUTCH MARTIN AND MARY FRANCES CARRIGAN Here comes the winner! And a close second! 168 Homecoming - T ' Front Row, Left to Right: Mary Frances Carrigan, Nancy Wallace. Back Row: Jackie Ruth, Terri Singer, Ernestine Craig, Marcia Sned, Nancy McCall, Kay Wallace, Ella Harry, Sunny Spires. After a week filled with hard work and exuberant spirits, the 1961 Boyden High School Homecoming was underway as the parade began at 3:00 Friday afternoon. The sophomore float—Stomp the Whirlies —was victorious. Our team did a great job and we were certainly proud of them. During the halftime performance our new queen, Mary Frances Carrigan, was crowned by last year ' s queen Sara Lou Thomas. Queen M. F. and king Butch Martin, along with her court, were honored at the Homecoming Dance sponsored by the cheerlead¬ ers. As the clock struck 1:00 and Donnie Thompson ' s Combo hit the last note of Shout, the magic night was over—only to be held in our memories forever. 169 Boyden was quite proud of Bill Busby this year for winning one of the coveted John Motley Morehead Scholarships, which will give him an expense paid education at the University of North Carolina for the next four years. We would like also to congratulate three other outstanding Boyden boys who won scholarships after the annual went to press: Ike Brisson, who won a National Merit Scholarship and will go to North Carolina State College; Bill Hight, who won an Angier B. Duke Scholarship to Duke University; Michael Rowland, who won a George Foster Hankins Scholarship to Wake Forest. 170 Senior Directory PHYLLIS ELAINE ALBRIGHT Tri-Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4; GAA: 1. MARTHA JEAN ALLEN FHA: 3; Glee Club: 1. ROBERT JONES ANGELL Honor Roll: 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club: 2, 3, 4; Tennis: 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball: 3, 4; NHS: 3, 4; Echo: 4; Vice President Home¬ room: 1; Citizen of the Day: 1; Student Council: 4; Latin Club: 1, 2; French Club: 4; Freshman Basketball: J. V. Basketball: 2; Honor Scholastic Award: 2, 3, 4. RICHARD ALLEN AREY Baseball; Track; Freshman Basketball; Spanish: 3, 4; Intramural Manager: 1, 2. HARRY MARK ARTHUR Wrestling: 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club: 3, 4; Hi-Y: 3, 4; Football Team: 2. CAOLYN JEAN ASHE Honor Roll: 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y: 1 ( 2, 3, 4; Vice President Homeroom: 1, 2; GAA: 1; Latin Club: 1, 2; Honor Scholastic Award: 2, 3, 4; JCL: 1, 2. FRED AYASH President Spanish Club: 1; Hi-Y: 1. JOHN COOMBS BARKER Freshman Football; Hi-Y: 3, 4; Spanish Club: 3, 4. FRED MARTIN BASINGER, JR. DE: 3, 4. RONALD LEE BASINGER DE: 3, 4; Vice President DE: 4; Football: 2; Baseball: 1, 2; Library Club: 3,4. JANET REBECCA BEARDEN Traffic: 4; FTA: 4. WILLIAM CLYDE BEAVER Honor Roll: 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball: 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball: 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club: 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club: 2, 3, 4; Treasurer of Class: 3, 4; Treasurer Key Club: 3, 4; President of Homeroom: I, 2, 4; Vice President Homeroom: 3; Citizen of the Day: 1; Most Personality Superlative; Marshal; Devotions Chairman of SA: 4; Citizen of the Yellow Jacket: 3. CARL GORDON BICKERS Honor Roll: 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS: 3, 4; Junior Music Club: 3, 4; Pep Band: 2, 3, 4; Dance Band: 2, 3, 4; National Merit Scholarship Finalist. MINNIE MARLENE BLACKWELDER Tri-Hi-Y: 2; DE: 3, 4; Secretary of DE: 3; GAA: 1. BARBARA MARIE BLALOCK Honor Roll: 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4; GAA: 1, 2; FHA: 1, 2, 3; Latin Club: 1, 2; Girls ' State; Honor Scholastic Award: 2, 3, 4; JCL: 2. HOYLE STEVE BOSTIAN Distributive Education: 3, 4. ELEANOR CHURCHILL BRADSHAW Tri-Hi-Y: 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club: 1, 2; Spanish Club: 3, 4; Future Teachers of America: 4. LINDA ELIZABETH BRADSHAW Tri-Hi-Y; Spanish Club: 4. ISAAC HENRY BRISSON Honor Roll: 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball: 2, 3, 4; Baseball: 2, 3, 4; Key Club: 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club: 2, 3, 4; Class President: 2; Secretary Key Club: 3, 4; Citizen of the Day: 2, 3; National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist: 4; Boys ' State Delegate: 3; Junior Rotarian: 4; Inter- Club Committee Chairman of S. A.: 4; President of homero om: 1; Vice President of homeroom: 4; Marshal: 4; Nominee for Morehead Scholarship: 4; Captain of basketball team: 4; Program Chairman of J. C. L.: 2; National Honor Society: 3, 4; Vice President of Latin Club: 1; Program chairman of Latin Club: 2; Student Council: 1, 2, 4; Citizenship Committee: 3; Scholastic Awards Assembly: 2, 3, 4. DONNA ANNE BROWN Tri-Hi-Y: 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer of homeroom: 2; Masque Wig: 3; Cutest Superlative: 4. MARGARET HELEN BROWN G. A. A.: 1, 2; Vice President of G. A. A.: 2; J. C. L.: 1, 2, 3; Girl ' s Varsity Basketball: 1, 2; Corresponding Secretary of Tri-Hi-Y: 3; Vice President of Tri-Hi-Y: 4; Tri-Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4; Most Athletic Superlative: 4; Secretary and Treasurer of homeroom: 4; Latin Club: 1, 2. DORIS ANN BROWNLEE Honor Roll: 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Music Club: 3; Band: 1, 2, 3; All-State Band: 3; N. C. Band: 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y: 1, 2, 3, 4; J. C. L.: 2, 3, 4; F. H. A.: 1; G. A. A.: 1, 2; Girls ' State: 3; Debating: 3, 4; Honor Assembly: 2, 3; Band Letter Club: 2, 3. RICHARD FRANCIS BROWNLEE Latin Club: 1, 2; J. C. L.: 2; Senior Hi-Y: 4; Junior Music Club: 3, 4; Dance Band: 2, 3, 4; Pep Band: 3, 4. ROBERT TERRY BRYANT Key Club: 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club: 2, 3, 4; Tennis: 2, 3, 4; J. C. L.: 1, 2; French Club: 4. WALTER SPENCER BULLA Honor Roll: 1, 2; J. C. L.: 2, 3; Senior Council Member: 4; Debating: 3, 4; Boys ' State: 4; Wildacres: 3. THEDA TUCKER BUNDY Tri-Hi-Y: 1, 2, 3, 4; Most Original Superlative: 4; F. H. A.: 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer of homeroom: 4; Majorette: 2, 3, 4; J. C. L.: 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Music Club: 3, 4; Secretary of Jr. Music Club: 4; G. A. A.: 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls ' Basketball: 2; Band Letter Club: 4; All-State Band: 4; Citizen of the issue. CLAY ORVAL BURLESON Football: 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball: 4; Wrestling: 1, 2, 3, 4; Track: 3, 4; Hi-Y: 3, 4; Spanish Club: 3, 4; Masque- Wig: 4; Football Manager: 4; Chorus: 3, 4; Vice President of homeroom: 1. 171 Senior D MERLE RUDY BUSBY Honor Roll: 1, 2, 3; Key Club: 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club: 3, 4; N. H. S.: 3, 4; Treasurer of N. H. S: 4; Masque Wig: 4; Football: 1, 2, 3, 4; Most Improved Football Player: 3; Tri-Captain of Football: 4; Most Likely to Succeed Superlative: 4; Basketball: 1, 2; Latin Club: 1, 2; Chairman of Stage Crew: 4; Youth Fitness Conference: 3. WILLIAM JARVIS BUSBY Honor Roll: 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club: 2, 3, 4; N. H. S.: 3, 4; Track: 3, 4; Morehead Scholarship Finalist: 4; National Merit Semi-Finalist: 4; Most Intellectual Superlative: 4; Scholastic Awards Assembly: 2, 3, 4; Treasurer of homeroom: 1; Vice President of homeroom: 2; JV Football: 3. LARRY BUTLER Varsity Club: 2, 3, 4; JV Football: 1; Varsity Football: 2, 3; Wrestling: 1, 2, 4; President of homeroom: 1; Hi-Y: 4; Library Club: 3, 4. PEGGIE MARIE CAMPBELL Secretary of homeroom: 1, 3; Tri-Hi-Y: 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice President of Tri-Hi-Y: 2; Spanish Club: 3, 4; Masque Wig: 4; F. T. A.: 4; Sophomore Waitress: 2. PERRY ALBERT CARPENTER Chorus: 3, 4; Forty Voice Choir: 3, 4; Oklahoma: 3. MARY FRANCES CARRIGAN Honor Roll: 1, 2; Jr. Civitan: 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader: 2, 3, 4; Co- Chief Cheerleader: 4; Marshal: 4; Managing Editor of Echo : 4; Honor Awards Assembly: 2, 3; Miss Varsity Club: 4; Most Popular Superlative: 4; Citizen of the Day: 1, 2, 3; President of homeroom: 1, 2; Sophomore Waitress: 2; Tri-Hi-Y: 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer of Tri-Hi-Y: 2; President of Latin Club: 1, 2; J. C. L.: 2, 3; Chairman of Latin Banquet: 2; Homecoming Queen: 4; Junior Altrusan: 4; French Club: 4; Student Government: 1, 2, 4; Miss Merry Christmas: 4; College Day Sponsor: 4. JOE VERNON CATHEY Hi-Y Club: 3, 4. ROBERT LINDON CHANDLER, III Football: 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling: 3, 4; Track: 3, 4; Hi-Y: 3, 4; Varsity Club: 3, 4; French Club: 4; Basketball: 2. ROBERT LEWIS CHEEK Honor Roll: 1, 2, 3; Key Club: 3, 4; N. H. S.: 3, 4; Traffic Com¬ mittee: 3, 4; JV Basketball: 1, 2; National Merit Scholarship Semi- Finalist: 4; Acting Vice President of Class: 3; President of home¬ room 309 and 102. PATRICIA LOFTIN CLENDENIN Chorus: 1, 4; Tri-Hi-Y: 3, 4; Treasurer Tri-Hi-Y: 4; G. A. A.: 1, 2, 3; F. H. A.: 1; Spanish Club: 4. WINFRED JUDD CLINGENPEEL Hi-Y: 1, 2; Track: 2, 3, 4; President of homeroom: 3. ALMA LEE COBLE Tri-Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4; F. H. A.: 1, 2; Latin Club: 1, 2. irectory PATSY SUE COOK Band: 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club: 4. DAVID JEROME COOPER Wrestling: 2; D. E.: 3, 4; President of D. E. Class: 3. ERNESTINE CRAIG President of Tri-Hi-Y: 1, 2, 3; President of homeroom: 1, 2, 3; Citizen of the Day: 1, 3; Top Ten Citizen: 3; Secretary of Student Body: 4; N. H. S.: 3, 4; State President of N. H. S.: 4; State President of Tri-Hi-Y Council: 4; President of Hi-Y-Tri-Hi-Y Interclub Council: 4; Best All Around Superlative: 4; Jr. Music Club: 3, 4; President of Jr. Music Club: 4; Jr. Civitan Club: 3, 4; Co-chief Marshal: 4; Senior Council: 4; Majorette: 2, 3, 4; Chief Majorette: 4; Secretary Treasurer of homeroom: 4; Secretary Treasurer of Chorus: 4; Secretary Treasurer of Band: 4; Girls ' State: 3; Junior Altrusan: 4; Student Council: 2, 3, 4; Chairman of Jr. Red Cross: 2; Chairman of Public Relations: 3; G. A. A.: 1, 2, 3; Vice President of G. A. A.: 3; Homecoming Court: 4; Co-Decorations Chairman of Jr.-Sr.: 3; Girls ' Basketball: 1, 2; J. C. L. 1, 2, 3; Latin Club: 1, 2; Honor Roll: 1, 2, 3; Scholastic Awards Assembly: 2, 3. ANNIE LAURIE CRESS Latin Club: 1, 2; G. A. A.; J. C. L.; Citizen of the Day; Tri-Hi-Y: 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus: 4; Honors group: 2, 3; Marshal: 4; Secretary Junior Class; N. H. S.: 3, 4; Secretary of N. H. S.: 4; Junior Civitan: 4; Band Chairman for Junior-Senior: 3; Secretary-Treasurer home¬ room: 4; Most Dependable Superlative: 4; Honor Roll: 1, 2. VICKIE ANN CROWELL Chorus: 2; Tri-Hi-Y: 3, 4; F. H. A.: 1. JIMMY CARROLL DAY Basketball: 1; Football: 2, 3, 4; Track: 3; Varsity Club: 3, 4; Hi-Y: 3; President of homeroom: 2, 3; Dramatics Club: 3, 4; Senior Hi-Y: 4. BARBARA JEAN DOBY D. E. Club: 4; F. H. A.: 1; Chorus: 2, 3. BRENDA MADGE DUDNEY Treasurer of D. E. Club: 4; Secretary of D. E. Class: 4; D. E. Club: 4. CARROLL RAY EARNHARDT, JR. Basketball: 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Civitan: 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew: 3, 4; Band: 1, 2, 3; Pep Band: 1, 2, 3; Baseball: 4; Hi-Y: 3, 4; Vice President Homeroom: 3; Wittiest Superlative: 4. ROBERT ELLIS EARNHARDT, JR. Jr. Civitan Club: 3, 4; Best Looking Superlative: 4; Hi-Y Club: 4. MARGARET ARNOLD EASON Honor Roll: 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y: 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club: 1, 2; Spanish Club: 2; Best Dancer Superlative: 4; Honor Assembly: 2, 3; F. T. A.: 4. WAYNE CLARK ELLER Baseball: 1; Football: 3, 4; Chorus: 3, 4; 40 Voice Choir: 3, 4; Oklahoma: 3; Spanish Club: 4; Stage Crew: 4; Red Cross Chair¬ man: 1. MARY DELORES EVANS Chorus: 1; G. A. A.: 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club: 4. 172 Senior Directory JERRY MORGAN FLYNN D. E. Club: 3; Chorus: 2, 3. HILDA LEE GILPIN Chorus: 1; Latin Club: 1, 2; Future Nurses ' Club: 3; Tri-Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4; Chaplain of Tri-Hi-Y: 3, 4; F. H. A.: 1; Junior Altrusan: 4. NANCY KAY GLOVER Honor Roll: 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Student; Vice President of Homeroom: 1; Secretary of Homeroom: 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y: 2, 3; Latin Club: 1, 2; Vice President of Latin Club: 1; FHA: 1, 2; GAA: 1; Jr. Altrusan. JAMES GOODMAN Basketball: 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club: 2, 3, 4; Vice President of Fresh¬ man Class; President of Homeroom: 2; Vice President of Homeroom: 3, 4; Hi-Y: 4; Citizen of the Day: 1, 2. SANDERS EMERSON GOODMAN Wrestling: 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club: 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y: 3, 4; Vice President of Hi-Y: 3; President of Homeroom: 1, 2, 3; Vice President of Homeroom: 4; Key Club: 2, 3, 4; Baseball: 1; Cutest Superlative; Freshman Personality; Treasurer of Latin Club: 1. THOMAS GOODMAN Key Club: 2, 3, 4; Wrestling: 2; Hi-Y: 4. HOLT BUFF GRACE, JR. Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4; Wrestling: 2, 3, 4; Track: 3, 4; Treasurer of Home¬ room: 2, 3; Cross-country team: 4; Business Manager of Yellow Jacket: 4; Asst. Circulation Manager of Yellow Jacket: 3; Chorus: 1. MARGARET OVERMAN GREGORY Tri-Hi-Y: 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA: 4; Spanish Club: 4; Masque Wig: 4. SUSAN FRANCES GRIGGS Tri-Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4; Most Musical Superlative; Chorus: 2, 3, 4. KENT GUDGER JV Baseball: 1; JV Basketball: 2; Baseball: 2, 3, 4; Wrestling: 4; Hi-Y: 3, 4; Spanish Club: 4. MARY ELSIE HAHN Latin Club: 1, 2. BETSY LOUISE HANNOLD Secretary of- Homeroom: 3, 4; Girls ' State: 4; Marshal: 4; Most Congenial Superlative; Tri-Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll: 1, 2; Honor Student. GAYLE ERWIN HARRISON Tri-Hi-Y: 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club: 3, 4; FHA: 1; GAA: 1; Secretary of Homeroom: 3; Wittiest Superlative. ZANDRA CAROLYN HARRISON Tri-Hi-Y: 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Civitan: 3, 4; Treasurer of Tri-Hi-Y: 1; Treasurer of Masque and Wig: 4; FHA: 1; Treasurer of Homeroom: I. REBECCA LANE HART Honor Roll: 2; Tri-Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4; Secretary of Latin Club: 1. NANCY HAYWORTH Honor Roll: 1; Tri-Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4; FHA: 1; GAA: 1; Chorus: 4; Latin Club: 1, 2; Exchange Editor of Yellow Jacket: 4. WAYNE RICHARD HAYWORTH Hi-Y: 3, 4; Library Club: 3, 4. SHERRY ANN HEARN Latin Club: 1, 2. CALVIN BLAIR HELMS DE Club: 3, 4. JUDY ANN HESS Honor Roll: 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4; Secretary of Tri-Hi-Y: 4; Latin Club: 1, 2; GAA: 1; Chorus: 1; Honor Student; FTA: 4. WILLIAM PATTERSON HIGHT NHS: 3, 4; President of NHS: 4; Vice President of Quill and Scroll: 4; 1st Vice President of SA: 4; 2nd Vice President of SA: 3; Lt. Governor of Boys ' State: 3; Delegate to Boys ' Nation: 3; News Editor of Boys ' Statesman: 3; Editorial Editor of Yellow Jacket: 4; Key Club: 2, 3, 4; Jr. Rotarian; French Club: 4; President of Freshman Class; Treasurer of Sophomore Class; Tennis: 2, 3, 4; Treasurer of N. C. Scholastic Press Institute: 3; Top Ten Citizen; President of Homeroom: 1, 2; President of Latin Club: 2; Most Influential Superlative; Honor Student. JAMES WARREN HILLARD Spanish Club: 1, 2; Baseball: 3; Hi-Y: 3; Treasurer of Homeroom: 1. MELINDA BLAIR HOLDER Honor Roll: 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y: 2; Latin Club: 2; French Club: 1; Spanish Club: 4. BRENDA LOU HOLSHOUSER GAA: 1; Chorus: 1, 4. LINDA FAYE HONEYCUTT Tri-Hi-Y: 2, 3; Chorus: 1, 2, 3; DE: 4; GAA: 1. KENNETH RAYNAL HOOVER, JR. Co-Sports Editor of the Echo; Jr. Civitan: 4; Student Council: 3, 4; President of Homeroom: 4; Vice-President of Homeroom: 3; Chorus: 1, 2, 3, 4; President of Chorus: 4; 40 Voice Chorus: 3, 4; Oklahoma: 3; South Pacific: 4; Library Club: 3; Stage Committee: 4 SANDRA KAY HOPPER Band: 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette: 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4; Library: 4; Latin Club: 1. MARY ELIZABETH HORTON FHA: 1; Tri-Hi-Y: 3; Chorus: 2; DE Club: 4. SUE ANN HORTON Secretary of Homeroom: 1; Honor Roll: 1; Tri-Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club: 4. Senior Directory COY HUMPHREY, JR. Football: 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball: 1, 2; Co-captain of Football: 4; Track: 1; Hi-Y: 1, 2; Forty Voice Choir: 1, 2; Oklahoma: 3; Mikado: 2; Vice President of Masque and Wig; Varsity Club: 3, 4. PATRICIA LEE HUMPHRIES Tri-Hi-Y: 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club: 2, 3, 4; Latin Club: 1, 4; J.C.L.: 4; GAA: 1, 2; FHA: 1. MILDRED SUSAN HUNTER Latin Club: 1; Spanish Club: 4; Secretary of Homeroom: 1; Tri-Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4; Secretary of Tri-Hi-Y: 2; Citizen of the Day: 1; GAA: 1. BETTY JOAN INGRAM DE Club: 3, 4. JOHN DAVID ISENBERG, JR. Jr. Civitan: 1, 2, 3, 4; Football: 1, 2, 3; Science Club: 3, 4; Spanish Club: 4. KAY GORDON ISENHOUR JCL: 1, 2; Latin Club: 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y: 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA: 1; FHA: 1; Honor Roll: 1, 2, 3; Honor Student; Treasurer of Tri-Hi-Y: 3. STEVEN EUGENE JARRELL Varsity Club: 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y Club: 3, 4; Jr. Civitan: 4; Vice President of Homeroom: 2, 3; Tennis: 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club: 4; Treasurer of Homeroom: 1. DORRANCE WILLIAM JARRETT Baseball: 2, 3, 4; Jr. Civitan: 3, 4; Varsity Club: 3, 4; Vice President of Spanish Club: 4; Hi-Y: 3, 4; President of Homeroom: 1. JUDITH HARRIS JOHNSON Honor Roll: 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Student; Girls ' Basketball: 1, 2; GAA: 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer of GAA: 3, 4; Majorette 2, 3, 4; Band: 2, 3, 4; Jr. Music Club: 3, 4; Treasurer of Jr. Music Club: 4; Tri-Hi-Y: 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer of Tri-Hi-Y: 2; Jr. Civitan: 3, 4; President of Jr. Civitan: 4; Lt. Governor of Zone 6 of Jr. Civitan: 4; Most Influential Superlative; Vice President of JCL: 2; Latin Club: 1, 2,; Vice President of Homeroom: 1; Jr. Red Cross Chairman: 2, 3; Jr. Altrusan; Citizen of the Day: 1; Student Council. JAMES JONES Baseball Manager: 1. EDWARD KING Band: 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y: 1, 2; Spanish Club: 1. MARGARET LEE KIRK FHA: 1; Tri-Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4; Latin: 1, 2. JOANN TERESA KIRSH Honor Roll: 1, 2; YJ Staff: 3; Feature Editor of YJ Staff: 4; FTA: 3, 4; FHA: 2; Library Club: 4; Senior Council: 4; JCL: 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4; Jr.-Sr. Committee: 3; FNA: 3. GEORGE FISHER KLUTTZ Football: 1, 2; Basketball: 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y Club: 3, 4; Vice-president of Homeroom: 2, 4; Track: 3; Vice-presidenl of Spanish Club: 4; Most Original Superlative: 4. JAMES WOODROW KNIGHT Honor Roll: 2, 4; Basketball manager: 2, 3, 4; Baseball manager: 3, 4; Hi-Y: 4; N. C. Boys ' State delegate: 3; Member JCL: I, 2, 3; Latin Club: 1, 2; Spanish Club: 3; Science Club: 4. GARLAND WAYNE KOONTZ Spanish Club: 4; Hi-Y: 3, 4; Basketball: 1, 2, 3; Vice-President Homeroom: 1, 3; Treasurer Homeroom: 1; Intramural Manager: 2. JUDITH VICTORIA KOONTZ Vice-President: 1; Treasurer Homeroom: 1; Latin Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Scholastic Award: 2, 3; F. H. A.; J. C. L.; Spanish Club; G. A. A. DENNIS CLARKE LAMB Spanish Club: 4; Intramural Manager: 1; Best Dancer Superlative: 4; Treasurer Homeroom: 2, 3; President Homeroom: 4; Hi-Y Club: 3, 4; Historian Hi-Y Club: 4. MARY ANN LANE President Homeroom: 1; Secretary Homeroom: 1, 2, 3; Secretary of Class: 2; Tri-Hi-Y: 1, 2, 3, 4; President of Tri-Hi-Y: 2; President of Interclub Council: 3; Vice-President of Interstate Council for Carolinas: 4; Sophomore Waitress: 2; Chairman Sophomore Wait¬ resses: 3; Assistant Literary Editor of Echo: 3; Editor of Echo: 4; Cheerleader: 4; Co-Chairman Social Committee for S. A.: 4; Junior Civitan: 4; Student Council: 1, 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll: 3, 4; Secretary of Quill and Scroll: 4. VIRGINIA LEAZER Latin Club: 1; Band: 1; F. H. A.: 1, 2; Chorus: 3; Intramural Manager: 1. HOMER CARL LEDBETTER Chaplain of Hi-Y: 4; Treasurer of Spanish Club: 4. FRED WILSON LEE Varsity Club: 3, 4; Wrestling: 1, 2, 3; Wrestling State and Central Tournament Trophy; J. V. Football: 1, 2; Spanish Club: 4; 40 Voice Chorus: 3, 4. BARRY CRAIG LENTZ Key Club: 2, 3, 4; Treasurer Homeroom: 2; Latin Club: 1; French Club: 4. THOMAS EDWARD LILLY President of Class: 3; Hi-Y: 3, 4; Basketball: 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball: 3, 4; Library Club: 3, 4; Spanish Club: 4; President of Spanish Club: 4. ROBBIE LAFAY LINEBERGER Honor Roll: 1; Tri-Hi-Y: 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA: 1, 2. JUDITH SHARON LOFLIN Chaplain of Tri-Hi-Y: 1; Secretary of Homeroom: 1; Chairman of Senior Float; Treasurer of Latin Club: 1, 2; Girls ' Basketball Team: 1 , 2 . 174 Senior Directory RICHARD LYNN LOMAN Football: 4; Baseball: 4. THOMAS LEE LYNCH President of Homeroom: 3; Varsity Club: 3, 4; Hi-Y: 4; Football Manager: 2, 3, 4. NANCY RACHEL McCALL Honor Roll: 2; Sophomore Waitress; Citizen of the Day: 3; Tri-Hi-Y: 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President of Tri-Hi-Y 3; Homecoming Court: 3, 4; Chairman of Social Committee of S. A.: 3; Chairman of Recreation Committee of S. A.: 4; Co-circulation Manager of Yellow Jacket: 4; JCL: 2, 3; Chairman of Refreshments for Junior-Senior: 3; Presi¬ dent of Homeroom: 3; Latin Club: 1, 2; FTA: 4; French Club: 4. WILLIAM BRANCH MANGUM Varsity Club: 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y: 4; Masque Wig: 3, 4 ; Most School Spirit Superlative. MARVIN RAY MARTIN Football: 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball: 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball: 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club: 2, 3, 4; Best Hustler Award: 3, 4; President of Class: 2; Acting President of Class: 3; Overall-chairman of Junior-Senior: 3; President of Band: 4; Band: 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club: 3, 4; Hi-Y: 3, 4; Treasurer of Hi-Y: 3; All-State Band: 3; President of Student Body: 4; Junior Rotarian: 4; Citizen of the Day: 3. ELEANOR MITCHELL MATTOX Tri-Hi-Y: 3, 4; Spanish Club: 4; GAA: 1, 2, 3. WILLIAM GHOLSON MAYFIELD Hi-Y: 3, 4. HOWARD EUGENE MILLER DE: 3, 4; Treasurer of DE: 4. JAMES MADISON MONROE Honor Roll: 1; Key Club: 2, 3, 4; Assistant Ad Manager of the Yellow Jacket: 3; Assistant Editor of the Yellow Jacket: 4; President of Quill and Scroll: 4; Publicity Chairman of SA: 4; Secretary of Homeroom: 2; Chaplain of Key Club: 3; French Club: 4; Baseball Manager: 1; Publicity Chairman of Junior-Senior: 3. DOROTHY JANE MOORE Honor Roll: 1, 3; JCL: 2; GAA: 1, 2; Latin Club: 1, 2; Spanish Club: 3, 4; Chorus: 3; Scholastic Honor Assembly: 3. SUSAN GRIMES MORRIS Cheerleader: 4; News Editor Yellow Jacket: 4; Secretary Tri-Hi-Y: 1; Tri-Hi-Y: 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary Homeroom: 1, 2, 3; President Home¬ room: 1; F.T.A.: 4; J. C. L.: 2, 3; Secretary Spanish Club: 3, 4; Sophomore Waitress: 2; Latin Club: 1, 2; Junior Woman: 4. ROBERT PATRICK MOSER ' Key Club: 2, 3, 4; V. P. Key Club: 3; Pres. Key Club: 4; Honor Roll: 1, 2; J. C. L.: 2, 3; Scholastic Honor Assembly: 2, 3; Golf Team: 1, 2, 3, 4; Citizen of the Day: 1, 2; Chrm. of Inter-Club Comm, of S. A.: 3; Varsity Club: 2, 3, 4; Treas. J.C.L.: 2, 3; Latin Club: 1, 2; Senior Council: 4; Pres. Homeroom: 1, 2, 3; Student Council: 1, 2, 3, 4. JEANETTE MURPHY Latin Club: 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y: 1, 2, 3, 4; V. P. Tri-Hi-Y: 2; Sec. Tri-Hi-Y: 3; Citizen of Day: 2; Sec. Freshman Class; President of Homeroom: 1, 2, 3; Sec. Homeroom: 4; Junior Civitan: 4; V. P. F.H.A.: 2; G.A.A.: 1, 2 , 3; Future Nurse ' s Club: 3, 4; Freshman Personality; Masque Wig: 3; Modern Dance Club: 2; Favors Committee Chair¬ man for Junior-Senior. BONNIE MUSSELMAN Intramural Manager: 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y: 1, 2 , 3, 4; GAA: 1; Masque Wig: 4; Treasurer Homeroom: 2; Spanish Club: 4. KAREN METHVIN NUSSMAN Latin Club: 1, 2; Secretary Latin Club: 2; Tri-Hi-Y: 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary Tri-Hi-Y: 4; JCL: 2, 3, 4; FTA: 3, 4; Secretary Homeroom: 1, 3; Cheerleader: 3, 4; Co-Chief Cheerleader: 4; Citizen of the Day: 3; Most School Spirit Superlative: 4; Asst. Managing Editor of Echo : 3; Literary Editor of Echo : 4; Student Council Com¬ mittee Chairman: 4; Junior Civitan Club: 4; Library Club: 3; Sophomore Waitress: 2; G.A.A.: 1; Traffic Committee: 3, 4; Junior Woman: 4; College Day Sponsor: 4. DOUGLAS OAKES Basketball: 1, 2 , 3, 4; Hi-Y: 3, 4; Spanish Club: 4. PHYLLIS BURNS OWEN Honor Roll: 1, 2; Scholastic Award: 3; Latin Club: 1, 2; F.H.A.: 1. WALTER STEPHEN OVERCASH Hi-Y: 3; Spanish Club: 4. IRVIN RAY PARNELL, JR. Hi-Y: 3, 4; Football: 3; Spanish Club: 4. NANCY LINN PEACOCK Tri-Hi-Y: 1, 2 , 3, 4; F.H.A.: 1; Chaplain Tri-Hi-Y: 1, 2; Latin Club: 1, 2; Masque Wig: 4; J.C.L.: 2; Chorus: 4; Honors Group: 2. NORMA PEACOCK Chorus: 1, 2, 3, 4; F.T.A.: 3; F.H.A.: 1. VIRGINIA FAYE PECK F.H.A.: 1, 2, 3; Treasurer F.H.A.: 3; President F.H.A.: 4; G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4; Basketball: 1, 3. GEORGIA C. PEELE Tri-Hi-Y: 3, 4; F.H.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4; Treas. F.H.A.: 2; Pres. F.H.A.: 3; Girls Sports Editor Yellow Jacket: 4; G.A.A.: 1; Latin Club: 1, 2. DAVID MICHAEL PENINGER D.E. Club: 3. ALBERT PARRISH PEPPER, JR. Honor Roll: 2; Scholastic Honors Award: 3; Key Club: 2, 3, 4; Quill Scroll: 3, 4; Football: 1, 2, 3; Basketball: 1; Sports Editor Yellow Jacket: 3, 4; Latin Club: 1, 2; J.C.L.: 2, 3, 4. ELMER THOMAS PHIPPS Hi-Y: 3, 4; Baseball: 3; Spanish Club: 4. Senior Directory KATHLEEN PINKSTON Tri-Hi-Y: 1; Band: 1, 2, 3, 4; Drum Majorette: 3; G.A.A.: 1, 2, 3; Modern Dance Club: 4. WILLIAM CHESTER PLANT Tennis: 1; D.E. Club: 4. FRANKLIN PIERCE PRATT Varsity Club: 3, 4; Junior Hi-Y: 3; V. P. Senior Hi-Y: 4; J. V. Foot¬ ball: 1, 2; Varsity Football: 3, 4. ALEX AUSTIN PROPST, JR. Spanish Club: 4; Hi-Y: 3, 4; Vice President Homeroom: 3; Basket- bail: 1, 2, 3; Scholastic Awards Assembly: 2. EUNICE MARIE RAMSEY G.A.A.: 1, 2; Future Homemakers of America: 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y: 3, 4; Spanish Club: 4. DAVID RENDLEMAN Key Club: 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club: 2, 3, 4; Golf: 2, 3, 4; Basketball: 1, 2; Vice President of Senior Class; Assistant Sports Editor Yellow Jacket: 4; Photo Editor Yellow Jacket: 4; J.C.L.: 1, 2, 3; Latin Club: 1, 2; Vice President Homeroom: 1, 2, 3; Treasurer Homeroom: 1, 2, 3. EDWARD HAMMOND REYNOLDS, JR. Basketball: 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3; Varsity Club: 4; Science Club: 4. JAMES HENRY RIDDLE Honor Roll: 1; President Homeroom: 2, 3, 4; President of Senior Hi-Y; Junior Civitan Club, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y: 3, 4; Freshman Personality; Spanish Club: 4; Vice President Homeroom: 1; Golf: 2, 3. KENNETH EDWARD RIDGE Hi-Y: 4; Masque and Wig: 3, 4; Chorus: 1. HAROLD EUGENE RITCHIE Honor Roll: 1, 2, 3, 4; Football: 2; Vice President Homeroom-. 2; Key Club: 4; Science Club: 4; Boys ' State; Latin Club: 1, 2; J.C.L. 2. CHARLES ROBERT ROUZER Key Club: 4; Hi-Y: 3, 4; Band: 1, 2; Secretary of Hi-Y: 4; Honor Roll: 2; Chaplain of Hi-Y: 3; Track: 3, 4. HAROLD ALLAN ROUZER Key Club: 2, 3, 4; Wrestling: 2, 4; Basketball: 1; President Home¬ room: 1; Vice President Homeroom: 4; Latin Club: 1, 2; J.C.L.: 2; Varsity Club: 2, 3, 4. WADE RANKIN ROUZER Key Club: 2, 3, 4; J.C.L.: 4; Treasurer of Latin Club: 3; Treasurer Homeroom: 1, 2; Varsity Club: 4; Basketball: 2; Tennis: 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL ROWLAND Key Club: 4; President Homeroom: 3; Honor Roll: 1, 2, 3; Most Musical Superlative. MARTHA ELIZABETH ROYSTON G.A.A.: 1; Tri-Hi-Y: 3; Distributive Education: 3, 4. GEORGE MICHAEL RUSSELL President Latin Club: 3, 4; Junior Music Club: 2, 3, 4; All State Band: 3, 4; Football: 2; Pep Band: 1, 2, 3, 4; Track: 3; Dance Band: 1, 2, 3, 4. MARIAN ANN RUTH Honor Roll: 1; President Homeroom: 1; Secretary Homeroom: 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y: 1, 2, 3, 4; President of Tri-Hi-Y: 3; Citizen of Day: 2; Junior Civitan: 2, 3, 4; Secretary of Junior Civitan: 3; President of Latin Club: 1; Recreation Chairman of S.A.: 3; interclub Chair¬ man: 4; Homecoming Court: 3; Secretary of N. C. State Tri-Hi-Y Council: 2; President of N. C. State Tri-Hi-Y Council: 3; Delegate to Y.M.C.A. World Youth Conference; Sophomore Waitress; Masque and Wig: 4; Latin Club: 1, 2; Spanish Club: 4; Member of Senior Council; Chorus: 4. DAVID MICHAEL SAFRIT Key Club: 2, 3, 4; President Homeroom: 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class President; Co-Chief Marshal: 4; Junior Rotarian: 4; President of Spanish Club: 4; Boys ' State. PATRICIA M. SAMUELS Tri-Hi-Y: 1, 2, 3, 4; Modern Dance Club: 2, 3; Masque and Wig: 2, 3, 4; President: 4; F.H.A.: 1; Spanish Club: 4; Yellow Jacket: Staff: 4. SPENCER WILLIAM SAUNDERS, JR. Homeroom President:- 1; Hi-Y: 3, 4. BRENDA FAYE SHANK Latin Club: 1, 2; Secretary-Treasurer Homeroom: 2. LINDA ANN SIDES Latin Club: 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y: 1, 3; G.A.A.: 1; Varsity Girls ' Team: 1. NANCY KATHERINE SIMMERSON Latin Club: 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4; Future Nurses Club: 3, 4; Vice- President: 3; Library Club: 4. TERRI ELIZABETH SINGER leaner Roll: 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Civitan: 4; Tri-Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4; Chaplain: 4; Sophomore Waitress: 2; Secretary Homeroom: 2; Homecoming Court: 3, 4; Most Likely to Succeed Superlative: 4; Marshal: 4; Assistant Art Editor of Echo: 3; Art Editor of Echo: 4; Art and Scrapbook Committee of Student Association: 4; Latin Club: 1, 2; Secretary: 1; Vice-President: 2; Honor Scholastic Award: 2, 3, 4; French Club: 4; Junior Altrusan: 4; College Day Sponsor: 4. ANDREW MICHAEL SMITH Football: 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club: 4; Latin Club: 1; Masque and Wig: 4. JEANNE ELIZABETH SMITH Marshal: 4; N.H.S.: 3, 4; Quill and Scroll: 3, 4; Jr. Civitan Club: 2, 3, 4; Freshman Class Treasurer: 1; Sophomore Class Vice President: 2; Senior Class Secretary: 4; Homeroom Secretary: 2, 3; Homeroom Vice-President: 4; Homeroom President: 4; D.A.R. Good Citizen: 4; Good Citizen of the Day: 1, 2, 3; Most Intellectual Superlative: 4; Tri-Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4; Assistant Business Manager of Echo: 3; Business Managef: 4; Vice-President Tri-Hi-Y: 4; Corresponding Secretary Jr. Civitan: 4; J.C.L.: 2, 3; Secretary Latin Club: 2; Invitations Com¬ mittee Chairman Jr.-Sr.: 3; Sophomore Waitress: 2; Wildacres Con¬ ference: 3; Honor Roll: 1, 2, 3; Scholastic Honor Award: 2, 3; Jr. Altrusan: 4. BRENDA JOYCE SNEAD G.A.A.: 1; FHA: 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y: 2, 3; D.E. Club: 3, 4; Secretary of D.E. Club: 3, 4; Latin Club: 1, 2; Chords: 1. 176 Senior Directory MARCIA CORNELIA SNED Junior Civitan Club: 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y: 1, 2, 3, 4; Masque and Wig: 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers of America: 3, 4; Latin Club: 1, 2; Vice Pres, of Latin Club: 1, 2; Vice Pres, of Tri-Hi-Y: 1; New Bureau Editor of YJ Staff: 4; Honor Assembly for Scholastic Award: 2, 3; Honor Roll: 1, 2, 3; JCL: 2, 3, 4; GAA: 1; FHA: 1; Secretary for Homeroom: 1, 2; Vice Pres, for Homeroom: 3; Homecoming Court: 4; Marshal: 3, 4. ARNOLD HOLMES SNIDER, III Honor Roll: 1, 2, 3, 4; Pres, of Homeroom: 1, 2; Vice Pres, of Homeroom: 3; Key Club: 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society: 3, 4; Quill and Scroll: 3, 4 (Treas.); Asst. Editor of Echo: 4; Asst. Sports Editor of Echo: 3; Treas. of the Student Assn.: 4; Co-Chairman Decorations Committee for Jr.-Sr.: 3; Student Council: 1, 2, 3, 4; Pres, of Latin Club: 2; Marshal: 4; French Club: 4; Chairman of House and Grounds Committee: 3; Citizen of the Day: 3. LEWIS BRITTLE SNIDER Key Club: 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll: 1, 2, 3; Quill and Scroll: 3, 4; Vice-Pres. of NHS: 3, 4; Editor of the Yellow Jacket: 4; House and Grounds Chrm. of Student Assn.: 3; Debating: 3, 4; U. S. History Award: 3; Asst. Feature Editor of YJ: 3; Pres, of Homeroom: 3; JCL: 2; Citizen of Day: 2; Jr. Rotarian: 4. CAROLYN EDYTHE SPIRES Tri-Hi-Y: 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4; GAA: 1; Secretary of Homeroom: 2, 3; Spanish Club: 4; Yellow Jacket Staff: 4; Miss Key Club : 4; Homecoming Court: 4; Best Looking Sr. Superlative: 4; Co-Over All Chairman of Jr.-Sr.: 3; Honor Roll: 1; Jr. Women: 4. GLENDA FAYE STEPHENS GAA: 1; FHA: 1; Tri-Hi-Y: 3; DE: 4. CHARLIE DORIAN STODARD Freshman Basketball: 1; Baseball: 1, 2, 3; Football: 3; Dramatics: 3; Chorus: 1, 2, 3; DE: 4; Latin Club: 1; Library Club: 3. CELIA JANE STUTTS DE Club 4. ANITA MARIE TAYLOR President of Homeroom: 1, 2; Secretary of Homeroom: 3; President Future Teachers: 4; Tri-Hi-Y: 1, 2, 3, 4; JCL: 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club: 3, 4; FHA: 1; GAA: 1; FTA: 3, 4; Latin Club: 1, 2. MARGARET ANNIE THOMPSON Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Chorus: 1, 2; Band: 1; DE: 3, 4; President of DE: 4; Honor Roll: 1, 2. PATSY CAROLYN THOMPSON Chorus: 1, 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y: 2, 3; GAA: 1, 2; DE: 4. JOHN I. TREXLER Football: 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball: 1. GEORGE R. UZZELL, JR. Hi-Y: 3, 4; Officer in Hi-Y: 3; Band: 1, 2. HELEN JOYCE WAGNER FHA: 1, 2; GAA: 1; Latin Club: 1; Tri-Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4; Library Club: 3. LARRY DEAN WAGONER Basketball: 2; Basketball Manager: 3, 4; Track Manager: 3; Hi-Y: 3, 4; Varsity Club: 4 ; Boys ' State: 3; Hat Check Boy: 2; Scholastic Award: 3; Spanish Club: ' 4 . MARIANNE WALDVOGEL Jr. Civitan: 4; Jr. Altrusan: 4. NANCY VICTOR WALLACE Latin Club: 1, 2; J. C. L.: 2, 3; Honor Assembly: 2; Sophomore Waitress: 2; Secretary of Tri-Hi-Y: 1; Treasurer of Tri-Hi-Y: 2; Secretary Treasurer of homeroom: 3; Cheerleader: 3, 4; Homecoming Court: 3, 4; Most Personality Superlative: 4; Tri-Hi-Y: 1, 2, 3, 4; G. A. A.: 1; Honor Roll: 1. BRENDA KAY WALLER F. H. A.: 1; G. A. A.: 1; Tri-Hi-Y: 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary of Tri-Hi-Y: 4. JAMES AVERY WALLER, JR. Chorus: 1; Hi-Y: 3, 4; School Store Assistant: 4; Vice President of Homeroom: 4; Traffic: 1, 2, 4; Spanish Club: 3; Latin Club: 1. ERNEST CLIFTON WEANT, JR. Baseball: 3, 4. GEORGE EDWARD WEANT Hi-Y: 3, 4; Football: 1, 2; Basketball: 1; Latin Club: 1, 2; Track: 3, 4; Treasurer of Homeroom: 1, 3; President of Homeroom: 2, 3. NANCY ELIZABETH WELCH Tri-Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4; F. H. A.: 1; Secretary of Homeroom: 1, 2. EDWARD DALE WHITE Hi-Y: 3, 4; Traffic: 3, 4; Yellow Jacket Staff: 4; Track: 3, 4; Spanish Club: 4; Basketball: 1, 2, 3. HELEN ELAINE WHITLEY F. H. A.: 1; D. E.: 4. HUGH GREY WILLARD Science Club: 2, 3, 4; President of Science Club: 4; Treasurer of Science Club: 3; Key Club: 3, 4; Yellow Jacket Staff: 2, 3; Spanish Club: 4. LINDA ANNE WILLIAMS Latin Club: 1, 2; FHA: 1; Tri-Hi-Y: 2, 3, 4; Vice-president of Tri-Hi-Y: 3; President of Tri-Hi-Y: 4 ; Figure Chairman of Jr.-Sr. SAMUEL MICHAEL WILLIAMS President of Latin Club: 2; Vice-president of Latin Club: 1; Pep Band: 4; President of Homeroom: 4. PATTY JEAN LUDWIG WISE Tri-Hi-Y: 3. DAVID RICHARD WOOD Key Club: 3, 4; Varsity Club: 3, 4; President of Varsity Club: 4; Baseball: 2, 3, 4; Football: 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain of Football Team: 4; Most Athletic Superlative: 4; Best Back of Football Team: 3. JERRY WAYNE YOUNTZ Football: 1, 2; Basketball: 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball: 3, 4; Spanish Club: 4. Al BO SCHOOL BEGAN 178 179 Autographs 1S1 Autographs 183 Autographs cA roduct o n+er pmuskcrui COMPANY £ 333 INDIANA AVENUE WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. 184 - - ' I ' - ' ■ ■ . mS. v; y , ' A ,v V ' V • 4 • ch • )) m ' K y . 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