Burgaw High School - Wagrub Yearbook (Burgaw, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1962 volume:

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The heart can push the sea and land Farther away on either handg The soul can split the sky in two, And let the face of God shine through. -Edna St. Vincent Millay - e CONTENTS Administration Class es Elementary Activities Athletics Features Advertisements Alma Mater QE f b iii rf S1 3 l vi A song, a song of gladness, Asong of praise and cheer, We sing with hearts rejoicing To our Alma Mater dear. With hearts so true and loyal, Our highest tributes bring, To you we'1l e' er be faithful, To you we' ll always sing. Oh, may our Alma Mater ever, In culture, pow' r, and might, Move onyin every feature, Of the honor we know right. Q And may the love that binds us Protect what e'er we do, While thoughts always 'noble Inspire and keep us true. Chorus: Alma Mater, we love thee, Our hearts are sincere and tru Alma Mater, we love thee 9. 444515 gf A V With a love, a love that is ever new. Your ideals that we cherish, Inspire us to heights unknown, Alma Mater, we love thee, We go on and on and on. -Dorothy Turlington 4-tu finale f7JJs1BrJl ,Mile L44 DEDICATION w In appreciation of her efforts to give her students a foun- dation in English, her helpfulness to the senior class in planning their trip to Washington, her inspiration of the girls' basketball team, and her never-failing interest in us as young people, We, the staff of the 1962 WAGRUB, dedicate this seventh volume of our annual to MRS. ELIZABETH C. LANCASTER 4 ,g,.,,, X COUNTY OFFICIALS N. K1 1 -fr ?,, xxx B. L. Davis Mrs. Beulah Carr Farrior Superintendent of Schools Instructional Supervisor David V. Harrell, E. T. Batson, Jr. Chairman, P. L. Sparkman. :. I fn. .Q f -K .. 'fi E ...W g 2 21:1 ,.,- 5 -Q ' 11:1-1: .4 1 f ' e 6 wxsggq E. M. Thompson Mrs. Elizabeth Futch Mrs. Elizabeth Lancaster Principal Mathematics English HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY We ' E- y-.- , -5, Mrs. Yetive Davis Home Economics Miss Rebecca Coley Business Mrs. Margaret McCullen H. H. Hipps W. P, Marshburn History and Social Science Math, Civics, Physical Science and Math Education and Coach F. C. Salter Miss Margaret Shaw W. C. Blackmore English and History Science and French Agriculture A p f? ' lf: -2 ' asffa' . 2-IY. ' ,g' . ' 51., -- Rf' 4' 2'?f'E.3,Zi' 5525235 5152 'ff-'51 lfiiii' ' 7 Q, 1-fflffwzf'rf'2?f:ff.21EbEf9fZ1. -f I ffiifisis. V' 4221 ff 'ffffk 1'-:if ' , f HRW W ' 2 smxsrii . C db- L-,ig -3 Mrs. Amy Blackmore Mrs, Edith Mgllard Mrs. Mattie Kate Young Mrs. Grace Thompson Secretary Bookkeeper Glee Club and Public Librariall Grade 8 and Latin Mrs. Helen Brown Grade 8 Mrs. Margaret Bradshaw Grade 6 School Music ELEMENTARY Mrs. Norma Sawyer Mrs. Jean Carroway Mrs. Ada Hipps Grade 8 Grade 7 Grade 7 Mrs. Margaret Matthews Mrs. Della Blackburn Mrs. Edna Pullen Grade 6 Grade 5 Grade 5 if gr, 1 fn' M. lv .XX 'YE-lil 6 -4 Q 4 4 . F 5 1057 Mrs. Elizabeth Farrior Grade 4 FACULTY X X x Xt , X tt W we N N 34 x X X 9 x XQQQQ X Q gtg 3 sm. if' .X assi Q is X V. s 5 Q , t mv 4 t if 3 Eye , t 1, A -K Y fe . wx? X , 4 X TT pg., . -AK f . ,K ,W QX Mrs. Rebecca Leary Grade 2 Don't forget to read the notices on the bulletin board and sign in each day. .. g.,g.g.,., ':5N:':f Y N Qu ' v4 5' ' .. ,,,,, . . . X . . .. ra ' v . 5251 4' QE-Fr ee '5-:1-21sAs:1-e.- Q., : ju 4,-Q ':' :4i.g5EQ:,N - It Ae . . i -Y ' .may1-::::pz:a::':2:1:rf2-br.:-. 1 r ' .:g1-551511 ,y-4p:,15-5:.-- . Mrs. Jessie Kessler Mrs. Elizabeth Carr Mrs. Kate Rowe Grade 4 Grade 3 Grade 3 . . . N vp- 4. 2 -' YN-.':-'-7.955755-.w:-.':iI:T3' -.N -..- , .S-ag ssa:a,x,A: . .-, w -gp g ,-.eskg N Qa--::-:-:-::-:-zc-:-:ae. We . V . :M Am, -- -W :V-. -ivmfza-11f1x:a,:Q-,.,ss'ff ' a,4 W .,.. . 4 f Mrs. Ann Sparkman Grade 2 Grade 1 Grade 1 Miss Mary Bryan Miss Mary Taylor Teachers enjoy the short break dur ing lunch period. Q , 3. Ip - f, ' ..,. Q , ..., V 1. xv- -5, .5 lil., -V , 'f 255-' 'i' ' 9' ' saber .1 , 5 , , .45 IN MEMORIAM If 'Vfm 'Z , ELNA KAYE BEST ,Q ,wx 'Ou 3 3 i x . FRANCES FAYE BEST ROBERT LEQUEUX SMITH, JR NO SENIOR OFFICERS r , l A. 'N 1 rf' f-A A Q I J x..J 1 Q, 1 f-I if President, Hugh Highsmithg Vice-president, Joe Bryant Newkirkg Secretary, Mary Emma Blanchard Treasurer, Judy Futchg Reporter, Julia Mallard. MASCOTS Hank Lueck and Karen King W I I SENIOR CLASS LUCILLE ANN BALCOMBE Lucy . . . always a funny remark . . . long pink fingernails . . . half of a Little couple. F.H.A. 1,2,45 F.T.A. 253,45 BEACON staff 1,2,35 Class Secretary 15 Class Reporter 35 Basketball manager 3. RUTH GERTRUDE BATSON All the news that's fit to print . . . always on the go . . . Rufus . . . a love for basketball and fair play. Basketball l,2,3,4, Tri-captain 45 BEACON staff 2, 3,4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 45 Beta Club 3,4, Reporter 45 F.T. A. 45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Marshal 3,45 Monogram Club 3,45 Glee Club 1. KATIE RAE CARTER Loves to talk . . . a future nurse. . . a senior! . . . looking forward to a lot out of life. Glee Club 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 4-H 1,2,3,4,. DELANO RICHARD COLLINS Life without mischief is no life at all . . .history pet . . . ten easy lessons to lose weight , . . Richard, get back to homeroom! Football 2,45 Monogram Club 253,45 Glee Club 2,45 BEACON staff 3. .V wwf.. WV WINSTON BOYD BENSON Paul's Place . . .trip to the hospital . . . History is merely gossip . . . note passing. Football 1,2,3,4, Co-captain 45 Basketball 45 Base- ball 1,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Sec- retary 3,45 Monogram 2,3,45WAGRUB staff 45 Band 1. JANET ANN BLAKE Writinganovel. . .night owl. . .life in California . . . beautiful eyes. Glee Club 1,2,3,4, accompaniest 25 F.T.A. 1,3,45 Latin Club 3,45 Song Leader 45 WAGRUB staff 45 Beauty Representative 1. MARY EMMA BLANCHARD A rah-rah girl. . . easy to get along with. . . a mind of her own. . . Ihailfrom the city of Ashton. Glee Club 153, acconipaniest 15 F.H.A. 1,45 Mono- gram Club 3,45 Beta Club 3,4, President 45 Cheer- leader 2,3,4,Chief 3,45 Girls' State Representative 3, Class Vice-president 15 Class Secretary 3, 45 BEACON staff 1.2, Business Manager 25 Class Co- Historian 4. BETTY OMELIA BROWN Naturally curly hair . . . There's no cosmetic for beauty like happiness . . . beautiful, beautiful brown eyes . . . far away love. F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 French Club 2,35 WAGRUB staff 4: BEACON staff 2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 4-H 1,2. if .ai was w,,.0,, .V PATRICIA FLYNN Long tresses. . .tall and stately. . .Robbie. . . Rocky Point. F.H.A. 1,2,-45 F.T.A. 45 Glee Club 1,2,45 BEACON staff 2,35 WAGRUB staff 45 4-H 1,2, Secretary 25 Basketball 1,2,3. GARY WALKER FOY Ichabod Crane. . .bigtease. . .physicsbrain?. . individualistic. F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Baseball l,3. JUDITH ANNE FUTCH I am bound to furnish my antagonist with argu- ments . . . Judy . . .Washington, laughl. . .good grades with ease. Class treasurer 45 F.T.A 1,2,3,45 Reporter 1, Treasurer 41 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 35 Beta Club 3,4, Treasurer 35 Chief Marshal 3,45 Basketball l,2,3,4: Monogram Club 3,45 French Club 2,35 BEACON staff 1,25 WAGRUB staff 3,45 Co-business Manager 45 Recitation Contest 1,25 Band 15 4-H 1. WILLIAM ELIAS GEORGE, III I'm not lazy, I'm just saying my energy . . . always a laugh. . . Bill . . .future mortician: I hope you're dying to see me. Glee Club 3,45 Football 2,4, Manager 15 Baseball Manager 2: Monogram Club 1,2,3,45 French Club 25 Band 15 WAGRUB staff 4. f , SENIOR ALLEN RAY CROOM Mischief in his eye--plus afriendly grin . . .neat . . .asleep in class. . .Forest Hills. F.F.A. l,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2,35 Basketball 1,45 Baseball 15 4-H 1,2,35 Band 1. PATSY JANE DEAL Steady with Samuel. . .dependable, dignified, charming. . lrulyanallaroundgirl. . . Inthyface I see honor, truth, and loyalty. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Parliamentarian 45 F.T.A. l,2,3,4, Secretary 2, Reporter 35 Monogram Club 3,4, Girls' State 35 BEACON staff 2,35 WAGRUB staff 1,3,45 Homecoming Court 4, Cheerleader 2,3,4. mfg..-, .M . T 2 H1 C 2, KAY LaREE HAYNIE Basketball memories. . .everyone'sfriend,noone's enemy. . . eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow you may flunk . . .big hearted. 4-H 15 BEACON staff 15 F.H.A. l,2,4, Historian 45 WAGRUB staff 45 Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Tri-captain 45 Bus Driver 45 Library Assistant 45 Beauty Repre- sentative 4. JOYCE LYNN HERRING F.H.A. 2,3,4g Bus Driver 45 Glee Club 3,45 Monogram Club 3,45 Basketball 2,3,4, Tri-Captain 45 4-H 2,3,45 Transfer from Wallace-Rose Hill 1959-60. LASS HUGH B. HIGHSMITH Tall, lean, and lanky. . .mischievous grin. . .I'm going home with Joe Bryant. . .sure scorer on the basketball squad. Class Vice-president 2, President 4g Football l,2, 3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-captain 4gBaseball 1,35 Beta Club 3,4, Secretary 4g Monogram Club 2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2,3,4g WAGRUB staff 3,41 Boys' State 3, Marshal 3,4. ELIZABETH JONNETTE JOHNSON Washington Monument, anyone?. . .cheerful in the face of adversity. . .short and sweet. . .always in a rush. Glee ciub 1,2,3,43 BEACON staff l,2,3,4g F.T.A. 1, 2,3,4g F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g 4-H 43 Library Assistant 4. if P , f Y I .M 3- .4 'WS 163112 has ' CHRISTINE ANN LEIMONE Shorthand whiz. . .Wilmington College. . .nights at the hospital. . . We have but one life to live so let's live it. 4-H 15 Class Reporter lg F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Treasurer lg F.T.A. 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4g Glee Club l,2,3,4g BEACON staff 1,2. JULIA CATHERINE MALLARD Future Homemaker. . . There's no substitute for hard work . . .good citizen. . .Bert. Class Reporter 2,45 F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Historian 2, Vice-president 3, President 41 F.T.A. 1,2,3,4, Song Leader 1,2, Vice-president 3, President 45 Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Accompaniest 2,45 Home Economics Award 2: Good Citizen Award 43 BEACON staff l,2, 43 WAGRUB staff 3,4. 'Vfm..,.,,..f ' IRIS GL ENDA JOHNSON I'm not afraid of workg I could lie down beside it and go to sleep . . . A volume if you know how to read her . . .unconcerned. . .blond hair and freckles. F.H.A. 1,2,3g Glee Club 1,2,3g BEACON staff 2. GEORGE ALAN JORDAN A limb of Satan. . . Not that I love study less, but that I love fun more . . . Havea seat Mr. Salter 2 . . .solid geometry brain?? 4-H lg French Club 2,43 Latin Club 35 Glee Club 1,2,3,4g WAGRUB staff 49 Football 2,4. JOHNNY MICHAEL KRAYNICK Dig that souped-up Chevy. . .longwavyhair. . . a wicked grin. . . Can I teach today, Mrs. Lan- caster? Basketball 15 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, 4-H 1. CARY PAULINE LANIER Loves to sing. . .shorthand soloist. . .friendly ways. . . Pretty to walk with, inviting to talk with. F.H.A. 3,43 BEACON staff 3: Glee Club 3,49 Beau- ty Representative 21 Office Assistant 3: Library Assistant 4. Y! 34,7 DEANNA DAWN MEADOWS Good for a laugh. . .Kelly!. . .hard worker. . . bookworm. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g Library Assistant 2,35 Beta Club 33 4-H 13 Glee Club 1. HILDA LA NE MEA DOWS A penny for your thoughts . . .Maple Hill. . . patience is a virtue . . . As quiet as an ocean calm. BEACON staff 3: F.H.A. 3. GEORGE ALEXANDER MEEKS Moose . . .good dancer. . .deer hunter. . . His Strength is to sit still. Glee Club 1,2,3g Football 2g Monogram Club 2g F.F.A. l,2,3,4g 4-H 2. KATHY LEE MOORE Earlybird.. . curiouser and curiouser . . .cameo complexion. . .Dr. Dorma.n on Thursdays. 4-H lg Glee Club 1,2,4: LibraryAssistant3g F.H.A. 4. aim ' iz E 1. I , 5: :E ,:, w8ul'8 ' X A l, H ,. L . , .u D . mr -rx ki V9 'rc N SENIOR ANITA KAY MARSHBURN Still water runs deep . . .big things come inlittle packages. . .sweet. . .the quiet type. Glee Club 2,3,4g F.H.A. 1,4g F.T.A. 4. VERA FAYE MARSHBURN Silence isgolden. . .alwaysobliging. . .a smilefor everyone. . . small in statue but big in heart. 4-H 1gGlee Club 1,2,3,4. in ly., fvi' ALICE FAYE MOZINGO How do I love thee? Let me count the ways. . . . hair cut anyone?. . .gray Corvair. . .brown eyes and blond hair. Glee Club 1,2,3,4g F.H.A. 1,45 4-H lg French Club 2,35 BEACON staff 25 Homecoming Court 4. STONIE BEL EA VEN MCKOY Stonie on time?. . .originality plus. . . Don't do today what you put off until tomorrow. . . . Miss Stoniel' Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Football lg Bus Driver 3,4. CLASS CHARLES WAYNE MCLENDON Hawney . . .dribble king. . .little car, little girl ,,.,,.,w . . . 1ittle Mac. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice-president 3, President 45 Glee Club 15 Class President 35 Football 1,2,3,4, Co- captain45 Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-captain 45 Baseball 35 Monogram Club 2,3,45 President 4. MARY BASCOM NARRON Bea . . .'59 greenlmpala. . .skiqueen. . . variety is the spice of life. Glee Club 1,2,3,4g French Club 2,35 F.H.A. 2,3,45 4-H 3,45 BEACON staff 35 WAGRUB staff 4. .. wma. - JOSEPH BRYANT NEWKIRK An answer for everything. . . Joe . . .As merry as the day is long. . . that is as well said as if I had said it myself. Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 15 Football l,2,35 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Monogram Club 2,3,4gBus Driver 3,45 Beta Club 3,45 Class treasurer 35 President 2, Vice- president 45 WAGRUB staff 3,4. . JOHNNY PALUCK Quiet on the exterior. . .curly hair. . .blue and white Ford. . .stood all the way to Washington. Glee Club 15 BEACON staff 2,35 Band 15 4-H 1,2. '99 'QB SHEILA GAYLE POWERS Quiet manner, gentle ways. . .news reports. . .an evening of torture. . .giggly. Glee Club 1,2,3,45 BEACON staff 35 4-H 4. BARBARA ANN PRICE A smile for every girl, two for every boy. . . . crazyl. . .off to Wallace. . .lots ofdetermination. F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Basketball manager 25 Monogram Club 45 BEACON staff 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 4-H 1,2,3,4. . EDWIN THOMAS PIERCE Piercie . . .male songbird. . .cute. . . little bopper. Glee Club l,2,3,45 Baseball 15 Bus Driver 3,45 F.T.A. 45 BEACON staff 1. DAVID WAYNE POWERS Some people have a perfect genius for doing nothing . . .red hair and red face. . . under the breath comments. . .white buck shoes. F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Sentinell, Reporter 45 Football 1,2, 31 Glee Club 1,2. ,- PP'1 is Q. I .,,,,,.- CARRIE BELLE ROWE Artistic ability. . . An idle, heedless pace . . . down by the river. . .blackboards and bulletin boards. 4-I-I 1,2,3.43Glee Club 33 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. DAVID BRADFORD ROWE, JR. Swimming in Washington. . . Boogie . . .farming at Long Creek. . .a hot gray Buick. F,F,A, l,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,23 Baseball l. SHERRIE CAROLYN SHERMAN Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low . . .cute little gal. . .working hard on the annual. . .life with five sisters. Glee Club l,2,3,43 BEACON staff 23 WAGRUB staff 3,43 F.T.A. 2,3,43 F.H.A. 2,4. JAMES LEW'lS SPENDER Red hairandfreckles. . . Jimmy . . .treesforthe Junior-Senior. . .a good time in Washington. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4Q Football 13 Band 13 Basketball 43 Glee Club 3,4. M19 SENICR CATHERINE HEWETT RIVENBARK A ring on her finger. . . Friendliness, the gift of providence . . .letters to Okinawa. . . Kitty. Glee Club 1,23 F.H.A. 2,33 French Club 1,23Beauty Representative 23 Library Assistant 3,43 WAGRUB staff 3,43 BEACON staff 4. ISABELLE YVONNE RIVENBARK Constantly striving. . .always co-operative. . . Washington, here I come. . .a smile for everyone. Basketball 1,2,3,4Q Glee Club 1,2,3,4Q F.H.A. 1,2,3, 43 Monogram Club 3,4. 1'5- wg., Y?-sv--A A JOANNA MURRAY THOMSON Honeybun . . .fashion plate. . .so in love. . . always arguing. Band 13 F.T.A. 1,2,3,4Q BEACON staff 13 WAGRUB staff 3,43 Cheerleader 43 Glee Club 1,2,3,4. CAROLYN ELIZABETH TOKOLY Toke . . .giggles. . .St. Helena. . . Let's Twist Again. Band 13 F.H.A. 1,2,3,43 BEACON staff 3. i LASS MARY NELLIE VDOVICH Portraits. . .sign my cast. . .flirts with her eyes . . . How she talks! F,H,A,1,2,3,43 F.T.A.45 BEACON staff 45 Library Assistant 2. NORA JUNE WALTON The female knee is a joint, not an entertainment. . . . Johnny . . .blond hair, smilingeyes. . .Let's take a walk in the woods. 4-H 1,25 Glee Club 3,45 Home-coming Queen 45 Beauty Representative 45 BEACON staff 3,45 F.H.A. 45 Reporter 4: French Club 2,33 WAGRUB staff 4. JERRY THOMAS WOOTEN A Maple Hill cat. . .that long, long bus. . .good lookingl. . .good personality. F.F.A. l,2,3,45 4-H l,2,3,45Glee Club 15Bus Driver 3,4. MARENA SUSAN WOOTEN She's quiet, but look again. . .a statuesque blond . . . An old fashioned name for an old-fashioned gir1!. . . Sue. F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Office Assistant 3,45 Library Assistant 35 4-H l,2,3. 1. 1 ' Fr. ,X 0 V .4 5 Zn PEARLIE BRADFORD WATKINS, JR. Pearlene. ..rosycheeks. . .outstanding4-Her. . . always laughing. F.F.A. l,2,3,4g Bus Driver 3,45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Farm Youth Award 2: 4-H 1,2,3,4, President 2. CHARLES EARL WELLS Care to workon the Homecoming float? . . . Save me a table at the pool hall. . . . Put that picture up Y . . . Willing to work with a friendly smile. F.F.A, 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Baseball 3: Basketball 45 4-H 45 Transfer from Wallace-Rose Hill 1960-61. JOHN LUTHER WESTBROOK Johnny . . . You didn't tell us we were going to have a testi . . .future teacher??. . . Laughing, talking, full of play, working well, he goes his way. Glee Club l,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,4, Tri-captain 45 Baseball 1,35 Monogram Club 1,2,3,45 WAGRUB staff 1,3,4, Co-business manager 4g Class President l, Treasurer 2, Vice-president 3g F.T.A. 4, Vice- president 4. CAROL WINBORNE Music is well said to be the speech ofangels . . conscientious worker. . .she studies, she'skind. . To help someone she'll go out of her way. F.T.A. 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Beta Club 3,45Mar- shal 3,41 Glee Club l,2,3,4, Accompaniest 2,3,45 BEACON staff 1,2,35 WAGRUB staff 45 Library Assistant 45 Music Medal 3. , 1 - R. . use Y -' 5 . f fl ' NORMA JOAN WOOTEN Youngestinour class. . .strawberry blonde, rosy cheeks. . .quiet, sensi- tive nature. . .very sweet. 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 3, 4, Glee Club 3. MARY SUSAN YOUNG Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm . . .alto. . . She profits most who serves best . . . Susie. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 4, Historian 3, F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary 2, 3,G1ee Clubl, 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary 2, 3gBEACON staff 1, 2, Bas- ketball 1, 2, Beta Club 3, 4, Vice- president 3, Marshal 3, 45 WAGRUB staff 3, 4, Assistant editor 3, Editor 4. CLASS MOTTO Where there's a will there's a way. CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS Red Rose Red and White zo --sl 4 WWW wail .wwifg-'V 2-A +- -455 8' -4 Y' 6-'Is of is ff Left to right, FIRST ROW: Johnny Westbrook, Nora Walton, Kay Haynie, Lucille Balcombe, Richard Collins, Patsy Flynn, Boyd Benson, Alice Mozingo, Mary Emma Blanchard. SECOND ROW: Jerry Wooten, Bradford Rowe, Anita Marshburn, Johnny Kraynick, Pauline Lanier, Joyce Lynn Herring, Johnny Paluck, Julia Mallard, Carolyn Tokoly. THIRD ROW: Joanna Thomson, Patsy Deal, Hugh High- smith, Christine Leimone, Carol Winborne, Janet Blake, Deanna Meadows. FOURTH ROW: Yvonne Rivenbark, Barbara Price, Edwin Pierce, Jonnette Johnson, Ruth Batson, Pearlie Watkins, Faye Marsh- burn, Mary B. Narron, Joe Bryant Newkirk, Kathy Moore. FIFTH ROW: Jimmy Spender, Gayle Powers, Sue Wooten, Hilda Meadows, Nellie Vdovich, Bill George, Susie Young, Charles Wells, Allen Ray Croom, Wayne McLendon. , - ,Hs g , Pk . 5 fa, ,E viii Nmmlsmsv The seniors in Mrs. Lancaster's homeroom are from left to right, FIRST ROW: Carol Winborne, Lucille Balcombe, Alice Mozingo, Pauline Lanier, Anita Marshburn, Sherrie Sherman, Deanna Meadows. SECOND ROW: Nora Walton, Janet Blake,Joyce Lynn Herring, Betty Brown, Pearlie Watkins, Charles Wells, Carolyn Tokoly, Barbara Price. THIRD ROW: Christine Leimone, Glenda Johnson, Katie Carter, Johnny Paluck, Sue Wooten, Johnny Kraynick, Patsy Deal, Allen Ray Croom. FOURTH ROW: Judy Futch, Richard Collins, Kay Haynie, Joe Bryant Newkirk, Alex Meeks, and Julia Mallard. CLASS Wednesday, August 20, 1958! We were in high school at last. We numbered eighty-two. Our class officers were Johnny Westbrook, Mary Emma Blanchard, Lucille Balcombe, Mary Ann Jonkheer, and Christine Leimone. Our class had officers in every club and organization in which freshmen could participate. We took pride also in the fact that our class was well represented in all three sports. As a grandfinale to our freshman year in high school, our class boarded the new activity bus one day in the latter part of April and headed for Raleigh. On May 19, 1959, our freshman year came to a close, and three months of long-awaited sum- mer vacation began. In Augustwe returned to our Alma Mater as sophomores. We chose Joe Bryant Newkirk, Hugh Highsmith, Wilma Lee Wright, Johnny Westbrook and Julia Mallard to lead our class. Again this year our class was well represented in the sports field. Members of our class on the football squad were Johnny Westbrook, Joe Bryant Newkirk, Hugh Highsmith, Boyd Benson, Wayne McLendon, David Powers, Alan Jordan, Richard Collins, and Bill George. Sophomores onthe boys' basketball squad were Hugh Highsmith, Joe Bryant Newkirk, Johnny Westbrook, and Wayne McLendon, on the girls' basketball squad were Wilma Lee Wright, Christine Leimone, Ruth Batson, Kay Haynie, Judy Futch, Susie Young, Joyce Herring, and Yvonne Rivenbark. Thus in May of 1960, we completed the first half of our high school career. We began our junior year with fifty-six members in our class. Elected to lead us this year were Wayne McLendon,Johnny Westbrook, Mary Emma Blanchard, Joe Bryant Newkirk, .......,. .........., L.. 4-a......,.... --0-..-......,. f.,,.... -ii: B hill The seniors in Mrs. Futch's homeroom are from left to right, FIRST ROW: Faye Marshburn, Hilda Meadows, Susie Young, Catherine Rivenbark, Kathy Moore, Mary B. Narron. SECOND ROW: Joanna Thomson, Mary Emma Blanchard, Nellie Vdovich, David Powers, Bradford Rowe, Edwin Pierce, Carrie Rowe. THIRD ROW: Wayne McLendon, Stonie McKoy, Johnny Westbrook, Ruth Batson, Gayle Powers, Jerry Wooten, Jimmy Spender. FOURTH ROW: Boyd Benson, Bill George, Gary Foy, Hugh Highsmith, Patsy Flynn, and Yvonne Rivenbark. Joan Wooten and Jonnette Johnson are not pictured. HISTORY and Lucille Balcombe. We used a western theme for our Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom, whichwe all enjoyed very much. As a result of several months of hard work and cooperative effort on the part of the members of the class, we were able to spend a glorious week-end in Washington, D. C. The class raised the necessary funds for this trip by having numerous bake sales, a rummage sale, a barbecue supper, and various other projects. This trip was the highlight of our junior year and a dream come true. Then came our senior year--our last year as a part of Burgaw High School. Elected as our officers were Hugh Highsmith, Joe Bryant Newkirk, Mary Emma Blanchard, Judy Futch, and Julia Mallard. Our Homecoming Queen was Nora Walton with Patsy Deal as her Maid- of-Honor and Alice Mozingo as Senior Representative. On October 31, our class was deeply saddened by the loss of one of our class members, Elna Kaye Best, who was killed in an automobile accident. Our senior representatives on the cheering squad were Mary Emma Blanchard, Patsy Deal, and Joanna Thomson. We are looking forward to the Junior -Senior, the senior play, and then the biggest event of all--graduation! And thus ends our four years at Burgaw High School. We had laid the foundation. What lies ahead? Ruth Batson Mary Emma Blanchard Historians 23 47 '1 7' 41 1:-xv. --nav. ai JUNICR Junior Class Officers: President - Gary Trawick, Vice President Carl Edward I-Iewett, Secretary - Marion Johnson, Treasurer - Cheryl McNe1l1, Reporter - Jane Lanier WH. K.-J-, r ' W . n 1 as N ,W 5 ww , 3 15 rf X in X ew R. Raw SIL sa-Q lm s is 'X 24 5, . Ann Batson Hodges Bell Marie Blackmore Donnie Blanchard Ronnie Blanchard Nancy Blizzard Billy Carter C. W. Casey Gene Chadwick Ralph Croom James Deal Everett Durham Harold Fields Bonnie Fulcher Kenneth Futch Lawrence Grady Elaine Hardison Lillian Harrell Larry Henderson Gail Herring Carl Hewett Carolyn Horrell Clifford Horrell Allen James Marion Johnson M C5 CLASS Milton Chadwick Bill Chaifin Wayne Cowan in 'im' Q V: -'U' va, y A ::4 is 25 JUNIOR Robert Jonkheer Patty Karwaski M M Fred Kessler Bertice Lanier Jane Lanier Freddie McKoy Cheryl McNeill Elwood Meadows Kelly Meadows Carolyn Meeks Kathleen Meeks Eugene Murray Marsha Murray Melba Murray William Naumuk Becky Pearsall Linda Pierce Jimmy Price fi CLASS Virginia Richardson Carolyn Rivenbark Edward Rivenbark Hazel Rivenbark David Sande rs on Mary Saunders Billie Lou Simmons Stanley Sisson Gary Trawick Tim Turner Dalton Wells Earl Wells Marilyn Wells Nancy Wells Robert Wells Julian Wooten Not pictured: Mary Jo White 41' Gail Pridgen Sandra Pridgen Peggy Ramsey -fm... 'W-. 6. Carolyn Bannerman Roy Barnhili Murray Batson Nancy Batson Mary Elizabeth Bullard Frankie Burch Mandy Carter David Casey 1 'M . - 3:44 ,--.- Q 5.3, , ,Q , wx Sophomore Class Officers: Pres- ident - Tommy Robbins, Vice Pres- ident - Roy Rowe, Secretary - Nancy Swain, Treasurer - Nancy Deal, Re- porter - Elsie Wells. SCPHOMORE '10-1... 'lim sw, I 1 i 1 I ,I 1 N 4 1 r K . LASS Isabella Casey Thurman Casey Nancy Croom Adell Deal Arley Day Donald Deal Nancy Deal Brenda English ,sv Tv? Bonnie Frasier Linda Gorsky Dianne Griffin Kay Herring Arlene Higgins Judy Hill Julie Humphrey Ricka Langston Tommy Robbins Charles Rowe Roy Rowe Rowe Sawyer Frankie Seamster Anita Shephard Ann Simmons Frances Marshburn Judy Massengill Peggy Matthews J. T. Merritt Alma Joyce Murray Sylvia Murray Joyce Rivenbark Robert Rivenbark SCPHOMORE 5-vw LASS Patty Simpson Agnes Smith Freddie Smith Nancy Swain Carolyn Taylor Harry Thomas Albert Watkins Allen Wells '-: QB. Au: X , .P H ,A . .f is fill .. ,N , . Bonnie Wells Elsie Wells Penny Whiteside Linda Williams James Wooten George Allen Yates Not Pictured: Carol Walker FRESHMAN Freshman Class Officers: President - Barbara Wal- ' F 3 . Wav 7 li ton, Vice President - Linda Howard, Secretary - Charlie Jonkheer, Treasurer - Sandra Howard, Re- porter - Dave Paul 4-C ' if 3 .f ,+.. Tw' gm 'Win gt, 2 32 Wright Anderson Harriet Baker Janice Barger Becky Batson Lucy Blake Tommy Blake Billy Bland Tommy Bradshaw Ann Brown Margaret Brown David Earl Bullard Elizabeth Cain Leddell Casey Betty Chadwick Eugene Chadwick Gary Covil Shirley Faircloth Jeannette Futch Larry Gerganous Annette Grady Shirley Griffin Jerry Guy Michael Harrell Eileen Harts David Herring Dempsey Howard Linda Howard Sandra Howard Paula Jones Charlie Jonkheer Betty Kraynick Billy Lanier Earl Lanier LeGrand Lanier Amelia Leimone Michael Leimone Patricia Leimone Jimmy Lewis Ashley Manning Allen Merritt Robbie Moore Linda Naumuk Mary Ann Naumuk Dave Paul nm.. FRESHMAN CLASS 1 sw.. Jw 34 Wayne Pierce Glenn Powers Tommy Prescott Larry Richardson Shepard Richardson Cary Rivenbark Dianne Rivenbark Ronnie Rivenbark Suzanne Rivenbark Thurman Rivenbark Rachael Rowe Gene Royal Davis Simmons Joe Knox Taylor Gladys Thomas Brenda Thomson Linda Thomson Ann Walton Barbara Walton Carolyn Wells Ray Wells Roger Wells Loretta Wilson Edwina Wooten Jean Wooten Elaine Yates Norman York NOT PICTURED: Danny Deal Brenda English Clarence Gerganous Dorothy Lewis Edward Peterson - . . ,- di '18, if z Willis S u' gk l 'L+ I 4' STUDENT LIFE From beginning to end, our school year has beenpackedwith activity. Football sea- sonbeganwith the start of school. The team showed great improvement and lots of spirit under the new coach. Homecoming festivi- ties got under way with a giant bonfire and pep rally, followed by the parade and motor- cade. At the big game with Chadbourn, Nora Waltonwas crowned Homecoming queen and Patsy Deal, maid of honor. The season end- ed with a banquet honoring the team and cheerleadersfeaturing Clyde Walker, coach at Needham Broughton High School in Raleigh, as guest speaker. A highlight for the seniors was getting their class rings. All the underclassmen envyed and admired them. The Future Homemakers of America had their annual initiation day and Mother- Daughter Banquet. Poor initiate s -they practically supplied the high school with candy that day. Christmas would never be c o mp l e t e without the Glee Club concert, and this year was no exception. The music was superb. The end of vacation brought exams and study- ing-even during activity period! With the start of second semester, bas- ketball became the vogue. The teams could play only on Friday and Saturday nights, so everyone went to the games and cheered. The girls won first place in the countyg the boys, third. In addition to the varsity teams, each class had intramural teams which play- ed during activity period. Participants and spectators had a blast. At last the lockers came, giving us a place to keep books and coats. It seemed as if they would never come, but they did. With the coming of spring, the ice cream store became even more popular. It was moved to a new room, and its old quarters turned intoa classroom to be used next year when Long Creek High School consolidates with Burgaw. Almost all of the clubs and classes had projects to raise money. The seniors sold magazines, hemp belts, tickets to the P. T. A. barbeque, and gator pegs g and had a rummage sale. The juniors washed cars and sold magazines. The sophomores and freshmen sold magazines. The Latin Club, the Beta Club, andthe cheerleaders each had bake sales. The Beta Club also had a bar- beque supper. Sounds like a rich school, doesn't it? STUDENT LIFE The J unior-Senior banquet and prom with the theme South Pacific was a big hit. Everyone enjoyed the Senior Play, TIGER HOUSE. All Beta Club members remember the good times at the convention in Raleigh. The end of May brings graduation for the seniors and promotion for everyone else. There are three long months of summer va- cation ahead. Hasn't it been a wonderful year to look back on? 1 4 1 . Y: -2 1 , , ' .' -1 . ' Q' v 'x ,I 1 4 f-1 , . Linda Batson Bobby Beverage John Wright Blake Priscilla Faye Blanton Jimmy Bloodworth Levoise Bond Ross Bowden Sammy Brown Eleanor Burch Polly Cain Tommy Canady Louise Chadwick David Earl Clark Bob Hugh Corbett John Cowan Mary Cowan Eddie Deal Betsy Dees Vernon Eakins John Faircloth Thelma Lee Fisher Jo Ann Fulcher Glenda Fussell Leynette Grady -? , 1 J ,,, gy gin, J 2, Q Q5 - 1 1 D- , V ' 'il G ' w ' Q X V' , .1 L-.ca E . . , :ici af-Q nv- ,, f 4- W, ' 51 I 'nal A . 2 4L , Pg 553 f 3 ' 1 A ' ' 1 Al ' I I ' al va.. L 1 Q ,Qi , .EM 'I 4 ,ff :M V , 1 J '- A Hx-Q 'V . GE-sw -'a f f- . ,xr ,' M .1 A hi 4, K 1 afiigf-1 it -It Q? as fig 6 '- fl 1.-52: x, A t 7 ., .. 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Q9 J .... , x Brenda Hardison sf ... , 2. 'C Glenn Ives N n -Q Graham Jordan l l 1 at N :g ., V , lm ' 9-X ..' fb Marion Kelly '1 31 'iz Af . fin U , Shirley Kennedy N' i f if 5 'f :'.r , R ' ,l Linwood Kibby l ' ' 4 Jimmy Kfaymck ' Ellen Lanier 01 div? ,,'4 ff y -, f Q 1 ', -f2f.i-f3': , f:jg PQ, . is .Ji .gg ,, , ' .5 .I Faye Lanier - li A Ai-, Mike Lanier Q if-1 -, . A ' ,. ' , Sammy Lanier l ' 'l 3,5 1 k 'f Mary Leimone I ,iffy Paul Lennon fs. A ' gc 4 -. ,Y- I 8 Martha Lewis 1 V. g ,nl lg, 5 ,, Tommy Lewis Q3 'va . ' 4.-Z X Kate Lockey ' v ig .L ,gg x i Stevie Malpass ' L Gai1Man1eY 40 K Xl, i if 4 , ,., , 5 4 ,X 'K Lag M 2' N, pg- .L M M1 1 ,,,13223- z31,., - K we 5 , , V J! cw ff ! Vw 1 4 , 1. v 4523, E, ' l r ,. , . .1,... . -' 1-2 2,5 ef SEVENTHE I 4 I J l 1. . . 'f ll X . 05 I l BRADE ff 4-,..' ,Q ,S , L 1 4 V, - ' 7' , , , Q' . 5' -M xf'w f. .fi . 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N 1' K ' F , V? if Nellie Blizzard Donald Bowden Janet Bowen Linda Brown Sally Carter Brenda Clark Charles Cochran Nita Covil Larry Croom Chip Davis Cathy Deal Bob Dees Carl Fisher Frank Fussell Libby Futch Betty Jane Garris Freddy Gaylor Agelea Groves Charles Groves Linda Sue Harrell Ruth Harrell Judy Harris Janice Herring Joe Honeycutt Joyce Horrell Michael Lanier Wayne Lanier Larry Long Dianne McCoy Judy Mitchell Al Murray Fred Murray Wanda Noble George Norris Hugh Overstreet f Stanley Nakoneczncy by ,J ' 'fi 9 v 'al Andy Paluck Joe Prescott Brenda Pridgen Sherrie Reade Kathleen Richardson MN ,n. g1g,5,,.3 Wayne Rivenbark 'llfn Jakie Rivenbark Edward Rivenbark Glenn Rivenbark Jan Rivenbark Kitsy Thomas Richard Thomas Ann Watkins Joe Watkins Faye Wells Barry Whaley Leroy Willetts Suzanne Wooten Emily Wooten Sandra Wooten Johnny Wulzyn Jewell Ann Wynne Kathy Yates -4-h n ,X -,:.,:f, SIXTH GRADE . . 4 ,-Q., . , . 3 zz, , , 2 , 4' f..l ,is , ,,,, V Ivflui A1., .X X1 If - QVLX -- 1,-. fm - . 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Sherry Bakan John Bannerman Vickie Bannerman Donna Beasley Vadgen Bond Roger Bowden Linwood Brown Joseph Burch Joyce Cain Richard Cantwell Nellie Chadwick Paula Chevsming Terry Clark Dean Cowan Jean Cowan Mary Ellen Deal Peggy Deal Sue Ellen Deal Elisha Faircloth Jerry Fedoronko Margaret Fisler Benny Ray Foy Gary Foy Reggie Fussell Janice Griffin Carol Gyetvai Leonard Harris C. D. Henderson Kitty Hipps Eddie Horrell George Hardison Cathy Harrell Sam Harrell Debbie Lanier Melody Lindhout Martha Mallard Wayne Marshburn Susan McLendon Carlene Meeks Patsy Mizerak Jack Murvin Paul Naumuk Sheryl Nobles Charlie Overstreet Patricia Parker Pam Parker Bill Peedin Doris Price Genell Pridgen Bertha Rivenbark Dennis Rivenbark Jackie Rivenbark Janet Rivenbark Adrain Rowe Millie Rowe Ray Royal Ervin Saunders Sandra Sparkman Bill Trawick Jimmy Tucker Donald Wells Rochelle Whiteside Dianne Williams Jeffrey Williams Hilda Wooten Larry Wooten Warren Wooten Terry Worrell Kathy Beasley Ouida Bell Mary Blake Sara Blizzard Larry Bolick Della Brovm E. K. Brown Shirley Chadwick Frances Cottle Marie Crews Barry Croom Jeanette Deal Dennis DeBose Fred Dees Shirley Fisher Kenny Fussell Ross Harrell William Hill Diane Hollingsworth Elizabeth Jo hnson Paula Jones Jesse Jordan Kattie Kennedy Theresa Lanier Lynwood Meadows Frank Murray Janice Murray Millard Murray Glenda Odom Jim Pyron Carol Richardson Ann Rivenbark Libby Rivenbark Marinas Rivenbark Patricia Rivenbark Robert Rivenbark Kay Rouse Barbara Scholar Jan Sherman Becky Smith Jimmy Thomason Irene Trainer Elizabeth Tucker Danny Whaley Annette Wells Judith Wells Judy Wells Phillip Wells Ton Whiteside Judy Wynne Mike Vick FOURTH GRADE ,1 iw I 4 wi: 4- .nn ' -4 . ff ,. , Qi , S- V ' :- ia . ggag 57? . r T 45. ' as 1' A. - -. ,. 3 V , , ,. T . V F' Q' 1 ', ,ff ,I ' V - ,X V- ,, V If . 1:3151 5' b' . , .2 . iflf f ' ' -. 'f . K A -5 If ..-. Q l 41-F fy -Q .if ' S Q' 5' .-L .- 43 ' v '- f' L. fs A , .. 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Fisler Debra Hanchey Vann Harrell Sally Herring Joyce Honeycutt Ronald Hubbard Belinda Johnson Vicky Johnson Allen Jones Larry Jones Carol Jordan Zeb Jordan Benjie Lanier Debbie Lanier Jeffery Lanier Marian Lanier Eddie Lunsford David Mizerak Mary Jo Morton Peggy Morton Ricky Murray John Murvin Richard Odom Audrey Pierce Vickie Pierce June Piner Jerry Pope Johnny Pope J oe Powell J o Ann Pyron Billy Ramsey Kenneth Ramsey Betty Rivenbark Joe Rivenbark Jimmy Thigpen Franklin Wells Allen Wooten Hunter Wynne Barbara Yates Tommy Anderson Debra Bass Jerry Becker Mary Kay Bell Johnny Blizzard Shelia Bowden Kathy Broum Rae Brovsm Tommy Brown Donald Burgess Sharon Carraway Susan Deal Alicia Dees John Fedoronko Alice Harrell Becky Harrell Lou Harrell Phyllis Harrell Vernon Harrell Gerald Henderson Dale Higgins Johnny Honeycutt Nancy House Eddy Hubbard George Ives Michael Johnson Sandra Kennedy Deborah King Peggy Lanier Wanda Lanier Wayne Lanier Dorothy Marshburn Julie McLemore Ella Kay Murray Pam Overstreet Billy Paluck Tim Powell Danny Raynor Debbie Richardson Johnny Reade Cynthia Rivenbark Sue Rivenbark Izma Robbins June Swann Ann Trainer Billy Walker Jim Walker Jimmy Wells Bruce Williams Sharon Woodcock Shelton Woodcock Orville Worrell Billy Wulzyn Steve Zandy SECGND GRADE I, ,fx ,. , ' - , iii. 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A 47 Kathy Bannerman Gary Bannerman Alex Bakan, Jr. Judy Basden Jerry Batson Jimmy Blackburn Keith Bolick Carolyn Bordeaux Wanda Boyette Sandra Caison Stanley Carter Norwood Chadwick Judy Ann Chadwick Shiela Covil Brent Dees Angela English David Faircloth Ricky Ferrell David Futch Larry Gray David Henderson Mike Herring Margaret Hinnant June Hollingsworth Sharon House Kim J ohnsop Jimmy Jones Donna Jordan Benny King Terry King Paul King Debbie Lane Robert Lewis Tommy Lindsey Lisa Manning Mac McLemore Randy Merritt Joe Murvin Lynn Murphy Alva Murray Peggy Murray Reuben Murray Danny Noble Bobby Parker Glenwood Pierce Olive Pope Rurrell Ramsey Janice Rivenbark Julie Rivenbark Michael Rivenbark Bunny Rivenbark Ray Rivenbark Louis Saunders Susan Sherman Lorene Smith Sandra Tatum Mike Taylor Becky Waldron Gail Wells Sylvia Wells Samuel Williams Marg-uita Worrell Alfred Wooten Beth Yates 12. 'E 'ri 'Jf'wfIi?, ' W 'V K' '5- 3, .7 V 1 fwfr V In . , W - ,: .: :E Z 5 '- 4- ' ' eg-5531114 gpg .- f- 11-3:35 :,.,.- ., f- 1.1, ,5,,:,:, 4 -ffi'2'3 f113111444-'2E'f,.'? -W rf, 'f'ZI.!h5f52' ' F'l2:l? 52' '-:4: ?'LE-5.-'-5 gr 1, ' i5j?Q'j,E32f'.Ei, if- 2 'IME' Ef33-vrP-',- ' 33i': fEif5'1 , ,..4 ,, .,.. . ,, ' Qiffl.. 11 . 4 v v3 NE. Planning pages for the annual are Marie Blackmore. Assistant High School Editorg Catherine Rivenbark, Snapshot Editor, Mr. F. C. Salter, Editorial Advisor, Virginia Richardson, Assistant Snapshot Editorg and Hugh Highsmith, Sports Editor. Getting ideas out of some old annuals are Carol Winborne. Senior Editorg Janet Blake, Junior Edi- tor: Becky Pearsall, Assistant Club Editorg Julia Mallard. High School Editor, and Ann Batson, As- sistant Grammar School Editor. WAGRUB EDITORIAL Assistant Editor, Marion Johnson, and Editor, Susie Young, look atpictures just received from the pho- tographer. ss. Em Typing copy on the layout pages are Joanna Thomson, Club Editor, Larry Henderson, Assistant Sports Editor, Billie Lou Simmons, Assistant Senior Edi- tor, and Sherrie Sherman, Grammar School Editor. umm m I 11- Uk .L rs- a Jim or ...Y SO STAFF BUSINESS Gary Trawick, Assistant Business Manager, and Johnny Westbrook and Judy Futch, Co-business Managers make plans for the next day's sales trip. Discussing sellingtechniques are Patsy Deal, Betty Brown, Jane Lanier, and Marsha Murray. lpn-- U If V '12 We ,a naw- :'.'i:, 2 ' fe f , :1?f . .. gt . .,.. . . -.3LE. , , Nora Walton, Kenneth Futch, Allen James, Joe Bryant Newkirk, and Fred Kessler start out on a cold day to sell ads. 5 Off to Wilmington to Contact advertisers are Mary B. Narron, Boyd Benson, Patsy Flynn, Christine Leimone, and Kay Haynie. BEACCN Editor-in- Chief .............. Ruth Batson Reporters: Nancy Swain, Linda Gorsky, Nellie Vdovich, Asst. Editor .... Cheryl McNeill Frankie Seamster, Penny Whiteside, Tommy Robbins, Asst. Sports Editor. . . . . .Rowe Sawyer Roy Barnhill, Becky Batson, Gladys Thomas, Elsie Literary Editor . . . . .... Agnes Smith Wells, Nora Walton, Jane Lanier, Julia Mallard. Grade News Editor . . . . . Assistant ..... Alumni Editor . . Assistant ..... Exchange Editor . Jonnette Johnson . ..... Nancy Wells . . .Peggy Matthews . . Anita Shephard . . Nancy Batson EDITORIAL Editor Ruth Batson and her assistant Cheryl McNeill read galleys, just one of the many steps in publishing a newspaper. 52 STAFF i 1.. Business Manager .... . . Mary Jo White Sales Staff: Bonny Frasier, David Sanderson, Dave Circulation Managers. . . . Ann Simmons Paul, Joe Knox Taylor, Tommy Blake, Barbara Linda Naumuk Walton, Linda Howard, Linda Williams, Elaine Photographers. . . . Penny Whiteside Yates, Ann Walton, Janice Barger. Mary Jo White, business manager, and Mrs. Futch, advisor, talk with a local merchant about buying an ad. Billy Lanier Leddell Casey BUSINESS '53 GIRLS' CHORUS mm! if 2 '--gli? KH ..... .... -, gn- , .2 .1 : 2 E - :ss .N-., 1: 2 gs 3 -1 '.L,,.,,.,:,:,:x:7, an mea: wg' :M-fi',,W-A..,.. gf 5.-.: V - --1.-f,, ml . ....i,.....,-.h .4 : Z 2-1 ui ' 'ti 2 3 Ui . . 1 Z' .1 Z I il, , . ui 1 E 3 - . 2 :H 4 ., 2-. - f M I' S i .Q .M , , , .. ' Vi TM ' -'ifvg V' 5 E . ',. ,- . 1 43 5: 4,2 - 5 -.....e. . ' -- gg , -,J .. .,,5 .4 ,. V. ,.., ' ,, W ,L 6, . , ' ' 11111- 'fi in luiiunn 4 V .72 ' -'h Q! ,qw wa ' iii -,V ' rpg, - -. . 11 Q A ,V 11: , , ,, sg, , ,W inn: W as 11' A 3 , , ig I '5 'ff :. A A s v'- . ,. , V LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Sherrie Sherman, Faye Marshburn, VirginiaRichardson, Alice Mozingo, Peggy Matthews, Faye Marshburn, Brenda English, Nancy Wells, Ricka Langston, Ann Brown, Loretta Wilson. SECOND ROW: Janet Blake, Mary B. Narron, Joyce Rivenbark, Linda Williams, Kathleen Meeks, Anita Marshburn, Linda Pierce, Eileen Hearts, Bonnie Fulcher. THIRD ROW: Shirley Griffin, Carolyn Horrell, Carolyn Meeks, Adell Deal, Kay Herring, Alma Joyce Murray, Becky Batson, Linda Naumuk, Dianne Griffin, Carolyn Wells. FOURTH ROW: Shirley Faircloth, Brenda Thomson, Marilyn Wells, Edwina Wooten, Dianne Rivenbark, Marion Johnson, Linda Gorsky, Jeanette Futch, Betty Chad- wick, Carol Winborne. FIFTH ROW: Joanna Thomson, Carolyn Rivenbark, Amelia Leimone, Jean Wooten, Patricia Leimone, Elaine Yates, Lucy Blake, Margaret Brown, Elizabeth Cain, Betty Jane Kraynick. SIXTH ROW: Elaine I-Iardison, Patty Simpson, Judy Hill, Judy Massingill, Melba Murray, Mary Ann Jonkheer, Gail Pridgen, Barbara Walton, Ann Walton, Lillian Ann Harrell, Nora Walton. SEVENTH ROW: Gayle Powers, Sylvia Murray, Christine Leimone, Ann Simmons, Carol Walker, Katie Carter, Isabella Casey, Suzanne Rivenbark, Sandra Howard, Linda Howard, Mary Elizabeth Bullard, Julia Mallard. EIGHTH ROW: Sandra Pridgen, Patsy Flynn, Yvonne Rivenbark, Nancy Croom, Billie Lou Simmons, Kay Haynie, Anita Shephard, Mandy Carter, Harriet Baker, Mary Ann Naumuk, Linda Thomson. Julia Mallard and Carol Winborne, accompanistsg Mrs. Mallard, director: and Kay Haynie, secretary. 54 Auu........,., MIXED CHORUS E552 isis 'L ' T211 I I ..-....-.....- p- ...-.....2 --.--...... ,........... : LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Julie Humphrey, Frances Marshburn, Faye Marshburn, Ricka Langston, Linda Pierce, Bonnie Fulcher, Nancy Wells, Anita Marshburn, Virginia Richardson, Pauline Lanier, Linda Williams, Sherrie Sherman, Marie Blackmore. SECOND ROW: Alice Mozingo, Susie Young, Marion Johnson, Kathy Moore, Kathleen Meeks, Carolyn Meeks, Adell Deal, Marilyn Wells, Carolyn Horrell, Carol Winborne, Kay Herring, Nancy Batson, Peggy Matthews. THIRDROW: CarolynRiven- bark, Joyce Rivenbark, Janet Blake, Gail Herring, Joyce Herring, Elsie Wells, Isabella Casey, Hazel Rivenbark, Mary B. Narron, Carolyn Bannerman, Dianne Griffin, Linda Gorsky. FOURTH ROW: Betty Brown, Judy Massengill, Judy Hill, Patty Simpson, Mary Jo White, Cheryl McNeill, Lillian Ann Harrell, Barbara Price, Gail Pridgen, Ann Batson, Joanna Thomson, Becky Pearsall, Mary Ann Jonkeer. FIFTH ROW: Sandra Pridgen, Mary Saunders, Carol Walker, Elaine Hardison, Nora Walton, Bonnie Frasier, Anita Shepherd, Katie Carter, Gayle Powers, Sylvia Murray. SDKTH ROW: Ann Simmons, Julia Mallard, Yvonne Rivenbark, Christine Leimone, Patsy Flynn, Billie Lou Simmons, Nancy Croom, Mandy Carter, Sue Wooten. SEVENTH ROW: Penny Whiteside, Jimmy Wooten, Kelly Meadows, Roy Barnhill, Murray Batson, Dave Paul, Jimmy Spender, Johnny Westbrook. EIGHTH ROW: Tommy Bradshaw, C. W. Casey, Lawrence Grady, Alan Jordan, Allen James, Joe Taylor, Boyd Benson, Tommy Robbins, Hodges Bell, NTNTH ROW: Richard Collins, Bill George, Joe Newkirk, Hugh Highsmith, Freddy McKoy, David San- derson, Tommy Blake. TENTH ROW: Pearlie Watkins, Tommy Prescott, Norman York, Edwin Pierce, 1 ma- -.1 ., Wi: nm- -- ...-.., -.. su-. .un-. .1-. ia. -1. , --..,.i Eugene Murray, Ralph Croom, Shepherd Richardson. Marion Johnson, secretary, and Mrs. Mallard, director. BOYS' CHORUS , ., .- .. .....-.. sir.-f..':sW'-'-.......g .---....... -....... -...-. -,...... .......... ......... ........., --1.-.4 .-.....-in ,............... ,.---5 .,............. 5.-..-..-.....: .,....-if :zzi !l -is k . . if Left to right, FIRST ROW: Shephard Richardson, Tommy Prescott, Ralph Croom, Edwin Pierce, Frankie Seamster. SECOND ROW: Eugene Murray, Dave Paul, Penny Whiteside, Jimmy Wooten, Kelly Meadows, Murray Batson, Norman York. THIRD ROW: JimmySpender, C. W. Casey, Pearlie Watkins, Lawrence Grady, Hodges Bell, Freddie McKoy, Tommy Robbins. FOURTH ROW: Bill George, Tommy Bradshaw, Johnny Westbrook, Joe Knox Taylor, Alan Jordan. FIFTH ROW: Allen James, Joe Bryant Newkirk, Hugh Highsmith, Richard Collins, David Sanderson, and Tommy Blake. GIRLS' ENSEMBLE Left to right, FIRST ROW: Peggy Matthews, Virginia Richardson, Gail Pridgen, Pauline Lanier, Alice Mozingo. SECOND ROW: Sandra Pridgen, Janet Blake, Bonny Frasier, Patsy Flynn, Susie Young. THIRD ROW: Ann Simmons, Mary Saunders, Kay Haynie, Billie Lou Simmons, and Julia Mallard. 56 BETA CLUB in' Z un! 'Q 2' , VFW, f Q, . Left to right, FIRST ROW: Marie Blackmore, Mary Jo White, Judy Futch, Cheryl McNeill, Ann Batson, Mary Emma Blanchard, Ruth Batson, Gail Herring, Susie Young, Jane Lanier. SECOND ROW: Carol Winborne, Ralph Croom, Gary Trawick, Bill Chaffin, David Sanderson, Billie Lou Simmons, Mary Saunders, Marsha Murray, Lillian Ann Harrell, Peggy Ramsey. Not Pictured: Hugh Highsmith. Beta Club Officers are Hugh Highsmith - Secretary, Ann Batson - Treasurer, Mary Emma Blanchard - President, Cheryl McNeill - Vice-president, Ruth Batson - Reporter. l 57 .f' 'lu' 54-9 1 ..,., . ,551 'f E: ff-'3n ..,! A we W 3 I 7 SX? FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA F7 , EA ,. ll ' '-7335 at o Q ' is . rl l v '5 , A fy - Il R f gg ' X A .-man. -n ' fd ,...f Sherrie Sherman, Ruth Batson, Lucille Balcombe, Christine Leimone, David Sanderson, Becky Pearsall, Larry Henderson, Johnny Westbrook, Patsy Flynn, Lillian Ann Harrell, Nora Walton, Marion Johnson, Julie Humphrey, Patsy Deal, Joanna Thomson, Bonnie Wells, Nancy Batson, Elsie Wells, Anita Marsh- burn, Nancy Deal, Carol Winborne, Ann Brown, Bonnie Frasier, Cheryl McNeill, Ann Batson, Ralph Croom, Linda Williams, Mary Ann Naumuk, Peggy Ramsey, Billie Lou Simmons, Jane Lanier, Janet Blake, Marsha Murray, Mrs. Futch, Rachel Rowe, Peggy Matthews, C. W. Casey, Penny Whiteside, Tommy Robbins, Edwin Pierce, Ann Simmons, Fred Kessler, Allen James, Everett Durham, Jr. Susie Young, Julia Mallard, Judy Futch. Not pictured: Jonnette Johnson, Nellie Vdovich. , ,,,, F. T. A. Officers are: President-Julia Mallard, Vice Pre- sident-Johnny Westbrook, Secretary-Joanna T h o m so n , Treasurer-Judy Futch, Reporter-Penny W h it e s id e, and -- Song Leader-Billie Lou Simmons. X 5 8 MONOGRAM CLUB Several members of the Monogram Club are on their way to the gym. Monogram Club members have earned a letter in a sport or as cheerleaders. They are from left to right, FIRST ROW: Virginia Richardson, Johnny Westbrook, Boyd Benson, Wayne McLendon, Larry Henderson, Yvonne Rivenbark, Patsy Deal, Mary Emma Blanchard. SECONDROW: Judy Futch, Ruth Batson, Joyce Herring, Barbara Price, Billie Lou Simmons, Gail Herring, Kay Haynie, Richard Col- lins, Sandra Pridgen. THIRD ROW: David Casey, Bertice La.nier, Marion Johnson, Tim Turner, Eugene Murray, Everett Durham, Joe Newkirk. FOURTH ROW: Bill George, Julian Wooten, Gary Trawick, Gail Pridgen, Kenneth Futch, Clifford Horrell, Hugh Highsmith. 59 r RMEN ' TUUL5. FUTURE FARMERS Welding is another phase of agriculture the future farmers learn. Harold Fields shows Eugene Murray, Robert Jonkheer, Dalton Wells, Kelly Meadows, Clifford Horrell, Donnie Blanchard, Robert Rivenbark, Billy Carter, and Robert Wells the welding ap- paratus. nv-annum, Larry Richardson demonstrates here how the electric saw is used. Learning how to use the saw are Shepard Richardson, Murray Batson, Albert Watkins, Walter Russ, Allen Wells, Glen Powers, Thurman Rivenbark and Gene Royal. Some of the F.F.A. boys have the duty of taking the trash out to be burned. Doing so are Robbie Moore, Billy Bland, Cary Rivenbark, Allen Merritt, David Earl Bullard, Charlie Jonkheer,Ray Wells, Ashley Manning, Ronnie Rivenbark, Dempsey Howard, and Eugene Chadwick. DF AMERICA Under the leadership of Wayne McLendon, President, David Powers, Reporter, Boyd Benson, Secretary, Bertice Lanier, Sentinel, Julian Wooten, Vice-president, and Charles Wells, Treasurer, the F.F.A. has had a very successful year. silk ,V bk 73-F ' Gathered around the saw with their agriculture teacher Mr. W. C. Blackmore are Danny Deal, Tommy Prescott, Wayne Pierce, Gary Covil, Mike English, LeGrand Lanier, Charles Rowe, Roger Wells, and Earl Lanier. Allen Ray Croom, Bradford Rowe, Bud Chad- wick, Jimmy Spender, Stonie McKoy, Gary Foy, Elwood Meadows, and Pearlie Watkins watch as Gene Chadwick demonstrates the usage of the welding machine. M,iff CE .Q Isabella Casey levels the hem of Bonnie Fulcher's skirt which she has just made. Looking onare Dot Lewis, Katie Carter, Alice Mozingo, Carol Walker, Carolyn Meeks, Joan Wooten, Sandra Pridgen, Mary Emma Blan- chard, Nancy Croom, Gail Herring, Catherine Rivenbark, Carrie Rowe, Lucille Balcombe, Kay Herring, and Kathy Moore Q-S .' 1 X.-.L ff FUTURE HOMEMA One of the purposes of the Future Home makers of America is to further the field of home economics. Cheryl McNeill, Marie Black- more, Mary Jo White, Marsha Murray, Ann Batson, Anita Marshburn, Mary Ann Jonkheer, Patty Simpson, Gail Pridgen, Pauline Lanier, Barbara Price, Carol Winborne, Joyce Riven- bark, Kathleen Meeks, Melba Murray, Linda Williams, and Sue Wooten are discussing what homemaking means to them. ' QI, ' 1- ,rw 40 ,aff 55 41041 ix-x, , Adell Deal, Sherrie Sherman, Carolyn Horrell, Betty Brown, Brenda English, and Dianne Griffin show some of the garments made by the home economics students. Looking on are Carolyn Bannerman, Elaine Hardison, Marilyn Wells, Joyce Herring, Mandy Carter, Chris- tine Leimone, Carolyn Tokoly, Yvonne Riven- bark, Mary B. Narron, Judy Futch, Patsy Flynn, Judy Massengill, and Frances Marsh- burn. KER!l DF AMERICA The F. H. A. Officers demonstrating some cooking principles are Jane Lanier, Vice- president, Ruth Batson,Treasurer, Billie Lou Simmons, Song Leader, Patsy Deal, Parlia- mentarian, Mrs. Yetive Davis, Adviser, Kay Haynie, Historian, Susie Young, Secretary, Julia Mallard, President, and Nora Walton, Reporter. I if s' gs' h - -. .iii , at t 3 r, ..- A r -a .. -Q , z .1 , .,.4 , ,pw re - 1 A 1 ' .- i - as if fiiw . -if p ' -L 1 k - 'J t-,. J. ' H' , 2 lf 'J 1 - libs. it ', If A . - - :X . -3 J .qs - Q f ' 1 ,j ,5-1 . g,g,,,Q3 - 1, if t f 'I P h a fi 3 , Qu . ::A.. In z xx, , - J ' 4 1: 4- .E ...,-...,, :Vt ' ?:Q LE' 2 :T Q Y ' . 1 .,,'A . 5, -go V- ,mx V . I Ei: 1 , af r fx 5 Elaine Yates shows Rachel Rowe, Paula Jones, Betty C h a d w ic k , Sandra Howard, Linda Howard, Gladys Thomas, Margaret Brown, Amelia Leimone, Shirley Faircloth, and Betty Jane Kraynick the -sewing machine. Pat Leimone, Becky Batson, Brenda Thomson, Ann Brown, Elizabeth Cain, and Linda Naumuk are looking at the new pattern books. Loretta Wilson, Marion Johnson, and Barbara Walton proudly admire the biscuits they have just made as Carolyn Wells and Janis Barger taste them. Looking at the texture of the biscuits are Lucy Blake, Jean Wooten, Shirley Griffin, Linda Thompson, Lillian Ann Harrell, Harriett Baker, Ann Walton, Suzanne Riven- bark, Edwina Wooten, Annette Grady, Dianne Rivenbark, and Jeanette Futch. 9 Aj gg ' as-.J he lm X 'if I.- FRENCH CLUB ,f . :ref Y-247585328 A V' U V I' ?I9RS65C'9W2:f59ix-.v vr... ,,, .,,, -do Larry Henderson, Tommy Robbins, Jimmy Price, Bertice Lanier, Allen James, Tim Turner, Freddy Smith, Julie Humphrey, Elsie Wells, Everett Durham, Hodges Bell, Nancy Wells, Carolyn Rivenbark, Hazel Rivenbark, Becky Pearsall, Kay Herring, Mary Jo White, Linda Gorsky, Jane Lanier, Bonnie Frazier, Isabella Casey, Mary Saunders, Billie Lou Simmons, Thurman Casey, Linda Williams, Ann Batson, Virginia Richardson, Lawrence Grady, C. W. Casey, Freddy McKoy, Ann Simmons, Ricka Langston, Alan Jordan, Frances Marshburn. Not Pictured: Frankie Seamster, Frankie Burch, James Deal, William Naumuk, Earl Wells. French Club Officers are: President-Larry Hen- derson, Vice P r e s id ent -Jane Lanier, Secretary- Virginia Richardson, T r e as ur e r -Tommy Robbins, Several members of the French Club and Miss Shaw Reporter-Bonny Frasier, Advisor-Miss Shaw. study the French calendar and flag. fe , N - - ' .1 E,1f,'1 Frusgf, ffl' ' if, ff, 519' J-' .ml ri, ' 5 'V' ' r ' 1 ', . . , 1 .J l . :YA W if? Sq ,ix - ,hi ' x ' 4 1 .. , 3 ' x A J wx A. C Ali, ' ,-2 JU: - ,o 3 . 64 LATIN CLUB ,-.3-W, , :c :gm up-,,',w',i V - in l, ,. . -f1:'1'.,--11'-rw , 1.2 . f 11 if , 4 -- - 3-,f-.-.1 ---3' , , NL . 4 ' ,.,.fw.'.-.cv M. 5 i if ,Q' J 1 LI rl ' l Y The members of the Latin Club are: Peggy Matthews, Janet Blake, Cheryl McNeill, Penny Whiteside, Nancy Swain, David Sanderson, Jimmy Wooten, Bill Chaffin, Ralph Croom, Nancy Batson, Marsha Murray, Marie Blackmore, Nancy Deal, Anita Shepard, David Casey, Gary Trawick, Rowe Sawyer, Roy Rowe, Alma Joyce Murray, Bonnie Wells, Roy Barnhill, Lillian Ann Harrell, Harry Thomas, J. T. Merritt, Edward Rivenbark. The Latin Club officers are: President--Penny White- side, Vice-president--Roy Rowe, Secretary--Nancy Swain, Treasurer--Cheryl McNeill, Reporter--Peggy A scene from the 1961 Latin banquet shows Gary Matthews, Historian--David Sanderson, Song Leader-- Trawick, Carol Cantwell, Cheryl McNeill, and Marie Janet Blake. Blackmore dressed in Roman clothes. S 'Q - X 65 + N A an af' 1, ws- K 7: , 5, W' 9? 'K ...fm 2 ., ,. 1 , .V , --gh' asv ti A 1 r as ' Y g A Y t 0 I . .... fi P ,Q ' 'B ie 5 '71 1 Left to right, FIRST ROW: Frankie Seamster, 845 Freddie Smith, 215 Tommy Blakeg Frankie Burch, 6O5PennyWhiteside, 225Joe Knox Taylor, 515 Gary Traywick, 32. SECOND ROW: Johnny Westbrook, 645 Leddell Casey, 885 Bill George, 895 Hugh Highsmith, 865 Dave Paul, 505 Eugene Murray, 335 Tim Turner, 77. THIRD ROW: Larry Henderson, 625 Norman York, 615 LeGrand Lanier, 555 Murray Batson, 875 Boyd Benson, 405Wright Anderson, 105 Mike Leimone, 63. FOURTH ROW: Julian Wooten, 745 Clifford Horrell, 765 Tommy Robbins, 125 Kenneth Futch, 855 Wayne McLendon, 115 Thurman Casey, 305 and David Casey, 44. FOOTBALL TEAM Co-captains and Coaches -- KNEELING: ' Johnny Westbrook, Larry Henderson. McLendon Coach Hipps Boyd Benson. 64114 if S uf STANDING: Coach Marshburn, Wayne 5 7 7 Qi of Guards and Tackles - FRONT ROW: Norman York, Johnny Westbrook Mike Leimone. BACK ROW: Tim Turner, Clifford Horrell, Julian Wooten, Larry Henderson. Ends - Hugh Highs mith, Bill George, L e d d e ll Casey, Kenneth Futch, Murray Batson, Frankie Seamster. Quarterbacks and Centers - BACK ROW: Wayne McLendon, Wright Anderson,Tommy Robbins. FRONT ROW: Dave Paul, Joe Knox Taylor LeGrand Lanier. Backs - FRONT ROW: Gary Tra- wick, Eugene Murray, Frankie Burch, Thurman Casey. BACK ROW: Penny Whiteside, Freddie Smith, David Casey, Boyd Benson. 7 .six I Ef B A 2 : L 1 ,f wwfiyl Zf The girls' basketball team hada very successful record this season, winning the county championship. Left to right, FIRST ROW: Joyce Lynn Herring, Kay Haynie and Ruth Batson. Left to right, SECOND ROW: Peggy Matthews, Mary Saunders, Bonny Frasier, Judy Futch, Billie Lou Simmons, Yvonne Rivenbark, Sandra Pridgen, Christine Leimone, Mary Ann Jonkheer, Gail Pridgen, and Gail Herring. GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Ruth Batson, Kay I-Iaynie, and Joyce Lynn Herring, Tri-captains X. p P Nancy Batson, Manager Mr. and Mrs. Doug Leary, Coaches io Wayne MCLendon and Hugh Highsmith. ' Co-captains i, , K , Tracey James, Manager H. H. Hipps, Coach BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM The boys' basketballteam showedmuch improvement as the season progressed and placed third in the county. Left to right, FIRST ROW: Hugh Highsmith and Wayne McLendon. SECOND ROW: Fred Kessler, Boyd Benson, Joe Bryant Newkirk, Allen James, Tommy Robbins, Wayne Cowan, Penny White- side, and Frankie Seanister. THIRD ROW: Freddie Smith, C. W. Casey, Rowe Sawyer, Walter Russ, Allen Ray Croom, and Jimmy Spender. hu.-fr BASEBALL TEAM 'Us A Left to right, FIRST ROW: Eugene Murray, Johnnywestbrook, Kenneth Futch, Murray Batson. SECOND ROW: David Casey, Donald Wayne Wells, Samuel Casey, Kent Carter. THIRD ROW: Boyd Benson, Wayne McLendon, Hugh Highsmith, Robert Rivenbark. NotPictured: Bob Lewis, Eugene Jordan, Charles Wells, Coach D. D. Atkinson. 72 CHEERLEADERS X .4 Our cheerleaders have helped boost the morale of the teams and the fans this year. They are Julie Humphrey, Ann Batson, Nancy Deal, Linda Gorsl-cy, Mary Emma Blanchard, Patsy Deal, Joanna Thomson, Marion Johnson, and Virginia Richardson. Mary Emma has served as chief cheerleader. 73 H CQQQL tar-s oi: 'bjff 3 v 1-1- i N l Le, V5 V Q .-rev . Q ..,. ,, , . G7 -f in-1 ff' ?S 59wv- f ,. . - ,, .,n,i,,.,...-1 I- 1. -:I+ Barbara Walton, Linda Gorsky, Nora Walton, Kay Haynie and Nancy Swain represented Burgaw School in the Miss Pender County contest. ' 76 BEAUTY 1 CONTESTANTS These girls represented ', Burgaw School in the Miss Pender H f County contest held September 9 13, 1961 at the Pender County 'L Agricultural Fair. Miss Nancyt 9 Swain of Burgaw was crowned Miss Pender County. Several of the other girls were in the finals. FAIRY Burgaw School was well representefl in the Fair Princess contest at tl? Pender County Agricultural Fair 1 if 'Sw' if ,M ,mx . 6323 1,-Q - I . 'P 41- 1.,-.- -1'. Jgrs: . ' -' 1 - -,, Eff! 'V 43? . ,RL C :1 ' ni 1. we :psy ,-2:-'ig :I V 3,, -gf- Ifzf.. fi ,M ,. it , l HOMECOMING f Lzlasses ,ivities Qmarade, Qmourne, COURT . These girls represented their in the Homecoming fes on September 29, 1961, fvhich consisted of a bonfire, ballga me with Chad- and dance. The senior tzlass won the contest between :lasses for the best representa- ion at the bonfire and parade. PRINCESSES Peggy Nobles, Mary Alice Leimone, 3etsy Dees, and Cathy Croom. , an, 1 I . V' ei K ' T, V' M ,e p af f fl- ,y i , A f i 'tiff if ' 'L ew - f N '- i 57. ' T riifi-ij A F2 D .r ti ., -ff' 1 V f . 'f?'3i. 9 ,fx - 2 1 if 3 1 , nf: 5:'QE5Eg5,:i,.f4.ig::.fv.-mx,f-- - 'Q 1 3' , Q ' r-' ir: 1 , its? 'FT' ii' .L ,V 1 1-5 A N .p The Homecoming representatives are Patsy Deal, Maid of Honor Q f J ' be U e -A Sli I Nora Walton, Homecoming Queen, Nancy Swain, sophomore repre , , V k ' . vp' L . . , . viii : Z sentativeg Jams Barger, freshman representative, Peggy Ramsey . ' V, 1 Junior representativeg and Alice Mozingo, senior representative. Y, 4 I , . K1 5 L, ? f jf To cl fl 4, f I 3 V ,I QQ in -1 ,X 'f 'N 77 A-W., -- .nn ,Tx -ns -nr -as 1 J 'x f- v 6 ED MOST TALENT uha Mauard ' Edwin Pierce FRIENDLIEST Kay Haynie - Joe Bryant Newkirk Wayne MC MOST A Lendon , Joyc TH LETIC 9 Lynn Herrin 'Env E 78 v ' E - ' 9 BEST LOOKING ten - J fry WOO Catherine Rivenbark e MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Mary Emma Blanchard - Johnny Westbrook Jud Y Futch - Hu an L LY T0 ,'..u.,-' Q- ,gwf nm... .Jo SUCCEED gh Highsnmh ev' wf P 1 1 1 Fa. MQST DIG PMSY D Q 1 1 A-3, , xff' .K-- ' if ,X- .1--- ,x.--- J..--' 1...- NUHED eal - Hugh High x , ,L 4 5 nliih l BO BEST ALL AROUND Johnny Westbrook - Kay Haynie Allen Ra EES y CFOOIU - Joa T DRESSED n na Thomson WXTTXEST - ma - - Joe Newklr Kay Hayme CUTEST Sherrie Sherman - Edwin Pierce Jul Q MOST C ia Mallard - Char Of0PERA TIVE IPS Wells BUS DRIVERS 3 The bus drivers are left to right, FIRST ROW: Joe Bryant Newkirk, Dalton Wells, Bertice Lanier SECOND ROW: Stonie McKoy, Jerry Wooten, Joyce Lynn Herring, Mary Saunders, Pearlie Watkins THIRD ROW: Kay Haynie, Gail Pridgen, and Elaine Hardison. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS The library assistants look over some of the new books as they prepare them for the shelves. They are Nancy Batson, Marsha Murray, Barbara Walton, Patsy Flynn, Carol Winborne, Catherine Riven- bark, Pauline Lanier, Linda Pierce, Loretta Wilson, Yvonne Rivenbark, Kay Haynie, Sherrie Sherman, Elaine Yates, Becky Batson, and Marion Johnson. Not pictured is Jonnette Johnson. S2 MARSHALS ft Marshals are chosen for their high scholastic average during the first three years of high school. They serve as ushers at most school functions. Judy Futch was chosen as Chief Marshal signifying that she has maintained the highest scholastic average in her class. The Marshals are from left to right: Carol Winborne, Ruth Batson, Hugh Highsmith, Judy Futch, Chiefg Mary Emma Blanchard, and Susie Young. 83 CAFETERIA STAFF 110-e :umm The cafeteria staff prepares our meals each day. They are Mrs. Eloise Ivey, Wanda White, Elnora Bowden, Luberta Armstrong, and Mrs. Gladys Meeks. JANITORS Q1 S4 4... umm nv .nn A Mr. Marshburn: If H20 is water, what is fOHi10,, Allen James: OHIO. ' E AND B OIL COMPANY Tires, Batteries 8: Jobbers Products Burgaw. N. C. CL 9-4332 Wallace, N. C. AT 5-2101 Mrs. Lancas Kay Haynie: ter: What is the definition of BUITLDOZER? A bull taking a nap. f Y if! , 'S-1:5 .f f :2':if 3J' ' 7' .A 9 f A if .5 af E: -3:5351 . .4 f' Q - ' ..:,:- 54 I Qin 6 4- , .,, Z .- , .,,:,. ,. , . -. .11-4 5i ' .gil S K4 55 . ' ,' gg ' 'Q K N w x is n f N O 2 2 ' G i lgmngruiuluiinus to the i - class of J 5 V 1962 from l i i . , ! WESTBROOK'S 5 T0 55.00 STORE Pender's Finest CL 9-4548 Burgaw. N. C. Nora: Now before we drive much farther, I wa t you to understand that I don't neck, so don t try to hold my hand or kiss me. Is that clear? Johnny: Yes. Nora: Since that's settled, where shall we go? Johnny: Home. CARCJLINA PO ER AND ,ly LIGHT COMPANY y , I f 9 '.. 9 Always at Your service X Q I Your ElocOricSorvmO MARINA RESTAURANT Wrightsville Beach Causeway Home of Charcoal Broiled Steaks Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina Mrs. McCu11en: Did you ever hear of Wilson? Stonie McKoy: No. Mrs. Mc: Taft'7 Stonie: No. Mrs. Mc: Cleveland? Stonie: Is his last name Ohio? Compl ments of CARLISLE POULTRY AND EGGS ASSOCIATES, INC. Burgaw North Carolina BATSGN FARMERS EXCHANGE FCX Dealer Agent Farm Supplies Burgaw North Carolina Hugh: See that girl? Her face is har fOrtur1e. Joe Bryant: Yeah, and it runs into a nice figiire. WECT T.V. CBS Channel 6 Wilmington, North Carolina DEES DRUG STORE Fountain Service The Rexall Store Burgaw, North Carolina New Cars New Trucks PENDER MOTOR SALES Your Friendly Ford Dealer Phone CL 9-2371 Burgaw, North Carolina David C.: QHands over her eyesj If you can't guess who it is in three guesses, I'm going to kiss you. Bonnie F.: Jack Frost, Davy Jones, Santa Claus. BURGAW FLOWER 81 GIFT SHOP Flowers for A11 Occasions Phone C1 9-4614 Night or Day Martha C. Batson Burgaw, North Carolina Compliments of WlI.SON'S FOODLINER The Friendliest Store in Town Burgaw, North Carolina Compliments of BURGAW VENEER CO., INC. Burgaw, North Carolina W. S. WOODCOCK Distributor for Godwin Oil Company Texaco Products Phone CL 9-4135 Burgaw, North Carolina MELLO ICE CREAM CO., INC. 'Ulu laik hllv-' n.u,.v.u-nu 26 for GOODness' Sake! X I ICE CREAM Then there is Bro Durham's sign under Mrs. Futch's clock during exams: H ' ' ' ll Tlme w111 pass, w111 you? Compliments of FIRST CITIZENS BANK 8a TRUST COMPANY Member of the F. D. I. C. Save Today for Your Future Tomorrow Burgaw, North Carolina HOTEL CAPE FEAR DURHAM DRUG COMPANY ,. H. -1-. Uv.. A, '.'2 Q Q.. Wilmington, North Carolina Drugs at Reasonable Prices if .f -5227, 1:1-Ig f' ' :gy fn I- i n L, ju, - 1 2- '-.::t1.g'.:.- A :-5331131 'Jw Hr MS' Fi I- II !-I, ifg 'Riffs iii- is If eral :V 3211 iijq 2: ua. gg 0 A -'Will HIE: L.: H n.: m - f 'f- .s- I 5 . ' : T'.'-5 - ,. ihsnn 1-33. idle' 'ijii K- Gr: q:,.5n: 'ff -. iagrzisffhgug-fffnv ff If .:. J ' g , , : -- -' :- 3:-'-' 41- :-ff' p V 5.3-F' , , 5, ' ' ' ' 29 '1 'Vi HOTEL CAPE FEAR, WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA CL 9-2514 Burgaw, N. C Susie: Mr. Hipps, did you hear about Mr. Marshburn's kleptomaniacy? Mr. Hipps: No, but I have lost several tie-pins this year. PENDER LUMBER COMPANY E. R. Casey Phone CL 9-2342 Night--CL 9-2341 Lumber--Mou1ding--Building Supplies Doors--Windows--Roofing--Siding Sports A The Family Headquarters western Store Auto Associate Store CL 9-4320 Burgaw, N. C. Congratulations, graduates AMERICAN FOODS, INC. Service--Dependabi1ity--Integrity Burgaw, N. C. HARRELL'S DEPARTMENT STORE, compumefn, of INC. Over One-Half Century with Harre11's MYERS CRAFT MANUFACTURING CO Wearing Apparel--Furniture--Appliances Burgaw, N. C. CL 9-2112 Burgaw, North Carolina Bud C.: Don't the basketball players ever wash their suits? Wayne C.: Sure, what do you think the scrub team is for? if: XCHEVROLCEU I T7-II HOLLAND CHEVROLET COMPANY Your Chevrolet Dealer Burgaw, North Carolina TIMME CORPORATION RO 2-1836 P.O. Box 1699 Wilmington, North Carolina LANGSTON MOTOR SALES Quality Automobiles E. F. Langston Phone CL 9-4241 Rocky Point, N. C J. T. RITTER 81 SON Sash--Window Units--Doors--Screens RO 2-8139 Castle Hayne, North Carolina 1 l He who flunks and still is gay Will live to flunk another day. Congratulations, Graduates, CASEY LUMBER COMPANY Rocky Point, North Carolina BURGAW PACKING COMPANY Clark's Meats P. O. Box 695 Phone CL 9-4386 Burgaw, North Carolina 4 PORTERS MARINE, INC. Mercury Outboards 6-100 H.P. Castle Hayne, North Carolina E. W. GODWIN'S SONS Lumber and Builder's Supplies Everything to Build the House P. O. Box 1806 Phone ROger 2-7747 Wilmington, North Carolina Marion: Is there an art in kissing? Larry: None except, Art thou willing? WILMINGTON PACKING CO. Come to us for your meats! Wilmington, North Carolina MII.DRED'5 Hair Styling I if d . i Cutiling Burgaw, North Carol ina TINGA NURSERY On Highway 117, 3 miles north of Wilmington RO 2-1975 Day RO 3-5245 Night Castle Hayne, N. C. BURGAW ELECTRIC COMPANY Westinghouse Dealer Electrical 8: Plumbing Contracting CL 9-4125 Burgaw, North Carolina Your Car Troubles Vanish at MIKES GARAGE Burgaw, N. C. Compliments of ROBBINS' NURSERY Burgaw, N. C. LEE'S STORES Come to us for all your needs Burgaw and Wallace, N. C. FIRESTONE HOME gl AUTO SERVICE P. O. Box 562 Phone CL 9-2141 Burgaw, North Carolina SPORTS CENTER George B. Canady 114 Market Street Wilmington, North Carolina Miss Shaw: What is cut the grass in French? C. W. Casey: MOW DE LAWN. THE BEAUTY NOOK Margaret Davis--Miriam Gaylor CL 9-2416 Burgaw, North Carolina STRICKLAND'S STORE Air-Way 81 Kirby Vaccum Cleaners Sewing Machines Used Furniture Burgaw, N.C. CL 9-4151 BURGAW DEPARTMENT STORE Come By and Buy Burgaw, North Carolina BURGAW ICE 8: COAL CO. Ice, Coal, and Soft Drinks CL 9-4101 Burgaw, N. C MARIA LEE'S FLORISTS All Occasion Flowers Day Cl 9-4184 Night CL 9-2257 Burgaw, North Carolina CITY CAFE Home Cooked Meals Quick Service CL 9-9670 Burgaw, N. C BELK BEERY CO., INC. Eastern Carolina's Most Completely Modern Department Store Wilmington, North Carolina f!Mar1YY Nature's Soil Neutralizer Don't Put It Off--Put It On S. A. LANIER Maple Hill, N. C. MURPHY BROS. MILLING CO. Custom Grinding Sz Mixing Burgaw, North Carolina READE'S Quality Groceries and Meats Hot Dogs Hamburgers Burgaw, North Carolina FUTCH'S ESSO SERVICENTER CL 9-2389 K. C. Futch Fine ESSO Products Burgaw, North Carolina Mrs. McCullen: Joe Bryant, nowyou just can't sleep in my class. Joe Bryant: I could if you wouldn't talk so loud. CASTLE HAYNE RESTAURANT Seafoods and Regular Meals Cold Beverages Castle Hayne, North Carolina TRAVELERS SERVICE STATION Carlyle Gurganeous Highway 117--210 Phone CL 9-2785 Rocky Point, N. C. MCLENDON GROCERY Quality Groceries Feed and Gas Burgaw, N. C. Compliments of WOOTEN TURKEY FARM 8: HATCHERY Maple Hill, North Carolina LANES FERRY GROCERY Rocky Point, N. C. Everything for the Farmer KINGOFF'S If's it's from Kingoff's, it's guaranteed Wilmington, N. C. In Burgaw It's FARRIOR'S Shopping Center of Pender MYERS PRINTING COMPANY Printers--Lithographers Office Supplies Phone 259-4107 Fremont Street Burgaw, N. C. AUTO MART Home of Fine Used Cars Dawson St. Between 2nd 8: 3rd Sts. Dial RO 2-5885 Wilmington, N. C. R. H. BALCOMBE GROCERIES Highway 117--210 Rocky Point, North Carolina THE BOWLING CENTER P. O. Box 1722 RO 3-5149 Wilmington, N. C. SUTTON-COUNCIL Fine Furniture for the Home Wilmington, N. C. l l Light travels 186,000 miles a second, or two-th irds as fast as gossip at B.H.S. J. F. Branyon WALLACE GAS CO., INC. Distributors Green's Fuel Gas and Appliances Wallace, N. C. GEORGE'S WELDING SERVICE Body Work 24 Hour Wrecker Service Burgaw, N. C. THE CORNER GROCERY D. F. Waldron Groceries--Meats--Hardware Burgaw, N. C. DIXON'S RECAPPING SHOP McCreary Tires Sz Tubes Wallace, North Carolina HEWETT'S GARAGE 'Car Repairs of All Kinds Highway 117 Rocky Point, N. C. PERFECT-FIT UPHOLSTERING CO Auto and Furniture Upholstering Phone AT 5-3393 Wallace, North Carolina CAVENAUGH CHEVROLET CO., INC. Sales and Service Chevrolet Trucks and Cars Wallace, N. C. RADIO STATION WLSE Music--News--Sports Wallace, North Carolina MARKET FURNITURE CO. Phone AT 5-3210 Main Street, Wallace, N. C. Your Credit is Good--Use It Compliments of GOWAN DRUG STORE Wallace, North Carolina C. F. DAVIS HARDWARE The Farmer's Center Burgaw, North Carolina DAIRI-O Come where everybody else comes Wallace, North Carolina Miss Shaw: What is a parasite? Stanley S.: Something you put on before jumping out of an airplane. WALLACE BARBER SHOP David Newkirk Wallace, North Carolina WALLACE FARMERS EXCHANGE FCX Dealer--Agent Wallace, North Carolina MINCHEW BUICK COMPANY AT 5-2465 316 E. Main Street Wallace, North Carolina BALDWINS SUPER MARKET Castle Hayne North Carolina Z. J. CARTER 8: SON Dealers in Furniture, Builders - Plumbers Supplies, Fertilizers, and Farm Supplies Wallace, N. C. Compliments of KRAMER'S DEPARTMENT STORE Wallace, North Carolina DAVIS PURE OIL 8: GRILL Sandwiches and Cold Beer Just Across N.E. River Bridge Castle Hayne, N. C. Compliments of HORTON IRON AND METAL Wilmington, North Carolina BUCKS PRODUCE RO 2-1122 Wilmington, North Carolina NEW CHINA RESTAURANT Home of Good Chinese Food Wilmington, North Carolina HELEN'S TRUCK STOP 8: RESTAURANT St. Helena North Carolina HARRELL SINCLAIR SERVICE Expert Lubrication Wheel Balancing CL 9-4628 Burgaw, North Carolina Boyd to Jimmy while touring an exhibit of modern art: Let's get out of here fast before they accuse us of painting this! HENRIKSEN'S PHARMACY Hanover Shopping Center Wilmington, N. C. THE SURF MOTEL Ocean-front Accommodations Air-Conditioning Wrightsville Beach, N. C. Paul Shepard's TASTY PIG GRILL Rocky Point, N. C. BURGAW JEWELERS Gorham Silver China Crystal Jewelry P. O. Box 217 Phone CL 9-4539 Burgaw, N. C. CRYSTAL FISHING PIER Motel and Apartments Air Conditioning--Moderate Prices Wrightsville Beach, N. C. PAUL'S PLACE Famous Hot Dogs Rocky Point, North Carolina JOHNSON-LAMBE CO. 322 S. Salisbury St. Dial TE 2-8848 Raleigh, North Carolina Apartments for Rent HINTON REALTY COMPANY AL 6-2612 Wrightsville Beach, N. C. SURF CITY FAMILY CAMPGROUND All Modern Facilities Ocean Front tents--trailers 32.00 per day Surf City, N. C. RAMSEUR CLOTH SHOP Draperies made to order 573 Castle Hayne Road Phone RO 2-6214 Wilmington, N. C. BRON AND PRICE Cabinet Shop Ro 3-1915 Castle Hayne Road JOHNNIE MERCER'S Fishing Pier Sz Recreation Center Wrightsville Beach, N. C. Mr. Marshburn: What is the definition of a litre? Kenneth F.: A litre is a nest of baby animals. Compliments of OUR PATRCNS Mac's Auto Parts Sellers 8: Greer A. C. Hall Hardware Senator W. M. Eubanks Whitey's El Berta Restaurant Faircloth's Oyster Roast Key Motor Company Mex-Villa Motel Groves' Fish Market Dr. W. H. Young Dr. John Dees Dr. J. H. Peedin Padgett's Radio 8z TV Arnold Cowan P 8: O Motor Court Wallace, N, C. Emma's of Wallace Lee's Stores, Inc. Lewis Gas 8: Equipment Co. Taylor Grocery John Paul Puskas C. E. White, Sr. Western Auto Wallace, N. C. Rainbow End Motel Myers Printing Co. LAST WILL AND TESIAMENT We, the senior class of 1962, being of sound body and of comparatively sound mind, do hereby leave all our earthly possessions as follows: To the faculty we leave some peace and quiet after our graduation until the school doors open a- gain next fall. To the Juniors we will all our success in rais- ing money and taking long trips. We' ll even leave them our rummage sales. To the Sophomores we leave open all the offices we have held in previous years. To the Freshmenwe give our well known reputa- tion as Guinea Pigs. To the rest we bequeath our brains, our per- sonalities, our distinguished features, and our a- dored ways. The individual Seniors will the following trea- sured possessions: Lucille Balcombe and Patsy Flynn leave to Becky Pearsall their twist'!.steps. Ruth Batson wills her good sportsmanship to Mary Jo White. Boyd Benson leaves a few famous hot dogs to C. W. Casey and Eugene Murray. Janet Blake leaves her pretty features to Peggy Ramsey who can al- ready hold her own with anyone. Mary Emma Blanchardwills her position on the cheering squad to Marion Johnson. Betty Brown bequeaths her ability to love one person to Sandra Pridgen. Katie Carter leaves her desire to gradu- ate to Billy Carter. Richard Collins leaves some of his quiet ways to loud Hodges Bell. Allen Ray Croom leaves to Elwood Meadows his out-of-town girls. Patsy Deal wills her responsibilities as Home- coming Chairman to Ann Batson. Gary Foy bestows his title of Most Unique upon Ralph Croom. Judy Futch leaves her position on the basketball team to Billie Lou Simmons. Bill George leaves a little of his humor with Tim Turner. Kay Haynie wills her ability to pay attention on class to Carolyn Meeks. Joyce Sam Herring leaves her sister Gail Herring her ability to play basketball. Hugh Highsmith leaves Kenneth Futch his foot- ball uniform. Go Kenny Boy, go! Glenda Johnson wills her ability to have a good time in Penderlea to Patty Karwoski. J onnette Johnson leaves to Linda Pierce, Kathleen Meeks, and Hazel Rivenbark her desire to have a good time. Alan Jordan wills his knowledge of when to pull out chairs for people to EarlWells. Johnny Kraynick leaves his ability to sleep in class to Stanley Sisson. Pauline Lanier and Alice Mozingo leave their abili- ties to date senior boys to Virginia Richardson. Christine Leimone leaves her ability to go with an Atkinson boy to Cheryl McNeill. Julia Mallard wills her desire to get out of BHS as fast as possi- ble to Wayne Cowan and Bud Chadwick. Anita Marshburn gives her title of Most Bashfu1 to Elaine Hardison who certainly isn't. Faye Marshburn leaves her great understanding of chemistry to MarilynWe1ls. Stonie McKoy leaves his ability to wander into class late to Harold Fields, Robert Wells, and Lawrence Grady. Now you too can be the teachers' delight. Wayne McLendon sur- renders at least four inches of his height to Dalton Wells. Deanna Meadows gives some sisterly advice to Kelly Meadows. Poor fellow, he certainly needs it. Hilda Meadows leaves her shyness to William Naumuk. Alex Meeks wills Clifford Horrell his physique. Clifford is such an undernourished child. Kathy Moore wills Carolyn Horrell her ability to date out-of-town boys. MaryB. Narronwills Fred Kessler a few of her dance steps. Joe Bryant Newkirk leaves his split- personality to Ronnie and Donnie Blanchard. Which half do you choose? Edwin Pierce wills his title of cutest boy to Carl Edward Hewett. David Powers leaves his brain to poor, dumb Bill Chaffin. Gayle Powers wills Nancy Wells her long fin- gernails. Barbara Price leaves her good times in Washington to anybodywho can get there. Catherine Rivenbark leaves her Mrs. degree to Marsha Murray. Now, earn it, Marsha. Yvonne Rivgibark bestows her long blond locks upon Bonnie Fulcher. Bradford Rowe wills all his fun at Castle Hayne to Robert Jonkheer. Carrie Rowe leaves her knack for drawing Santas and turkeys to Melba Murray. Sherrie Sherman bestows her soft voice and dainty ways upon Gail Pridgen. Jimmy Spender leaves his salesmanship abili- ties to James Deal and David Sanderson. Joanna Thomson leaves her large wardrobe to Mary Saunders. Carolyn Tokoly offers to give Mary Ann Jonkheer a few of her curly locks. Nellie Vdovich wills her figure to Carolyn Rivenbark. Nora Walton leaves to Jane Lanier her good times in Maple Hill. Remember those ---- ca.ns in the mailbox? PearlieWatkins leaves his ability to cook good cakes to Freddy McKoy and Gene Chadwick. Charles Wells wills Bertice Lanier just EVERY- THING! Johnny Westbrook leaves Gary Trawick and Larry Henderson his leadership capabilities. Carol Winborne bestows her musical talents upon Lillian Ann Harrell. Jerry Wooten wills his long train No. 53 to his brother Julian. Joan Wooten gets rid of all her geometry pro- blems by willing them to Jimmy Price and Edward Rivenbark. Sue Wooten leaves her good conduct grades to Bro Durham and Allen James. Changes the appearance of your report cards, doesn't it? Susie Young bequeaths her ideas for everything to Marie Blackmore. We, the authors of this Last Will and Testament, for the above reasons, now leave the country. Judy Futch Kay Haynie CLASS PROPHECY TIME: 1980 Hil Here we are at the airport in Los Angeles, California. I am Carolyn Tokoly, secretary to Joe Bryant Newkirk, world famous comedian. We are on our way to Venus where Joe Bryant is scheduled for a performance in a few days. With us is his publicity agent, Mary Emma Blanchard. We are all rather ex- cited because this is our first trip into outer space. We are to travel in one of our newest and fastest rock- ets. We have heard that a lot of our classmates, the twistin class of '62, are now living in Venus, there- fore, we plan to see them before we return to Earth. We haveto hurry now, they are calling the passen- gers to the rocket. As we near the rocket we are sur- prised to see that the stewardess is Barbara Price, a member of our class. She helps us get settled and we are soon on our way. After a few hours, our excite- ment and nervousness is not so great, and we begin to look around at the other passengers. We find that traveling with us are Edwin Pierce and his band. He says that he is playing at the Space-Beat, which hap- pens to be the same place where Joe Bryant will soon entertain. Wetellhim of ourplan to look up our class- mates and he says that one of them is in his band, Johnny Westbrook, his saxaphone player. At this time we see Johnny coming toward us from another part of the rocket. He says that he has been exploring the rocket and has found that our pilots are Charles Wells and Allen Croom. A few hours later Barbara helps us prepare for landing. At last, we are on Venus. We step from the rocket and get our first view of Venus. We have at last proved with our own eyes that there are no little green men living here. We are surprised and pleased to see a very modern city. We immediately establish ourselves at the Hotel Starlight, owned by Miss Deanna Meadows and Sue Wooten. While resting from the trip we glance through anewspaper. We notice that it is owned by Susie Young. Her editor is John.ny Paluck. At this time Lucille Balcombe enters the hotel lobby. We greet her eager- ly. She says she is searching for society news be- cause she is society editor of Susie's newspaper. We ask ifsherknows of any of our classmates living here. She says that Catherine fliittyj Rivenbark and Mrs. James Casteen, the former Betty Brown, are happily marriedand Living near her. She also says if we read a little more of the newspaper we will see another familiar name. We look on the next page and see Christine Leimone's advice column. This does not surprise us because she was another Ann Landers while still in high school. The next day we plarmed to explore the city. We decided Main Street was a good place to start. The first store we see is the Joanna Shop. We go in and find our old friend Joanna Thomson. We are pleased tofind that she is now Mrs. Boyd Benson. She tells us that Boyd has a men's clothing store right next door. We leave her and continue down the street. We then see a Lan ier's Beauty Shop and stop in to see Pauline Lanier. She welcomes us while styling some of the newest space-age hairdos. As we leave the beauty shop the sound of music leads us to the doors of a dancing studio. We wander inside and soon find that the danc- ing instructors are Mary B. Narron and Kay Haynie. They are presently teaching the latest dance sensation, the cosmic hop. PLACE: Planet Earth We stop at the Johnson 81 Johnson Tea Room for lunch and of course find J onnette Johnson and Glenda Johnson. Their waitress are Katie Rae Carter and Kathy Moore. We comment on the good food and are told that Carrie Rowe and Joan Wooten are the cooks. As we leave the tea room we see a large modern school across the street. Since the children are out to lunch recess we decided to look for the teachers and see if we know any of them. We are surprised to find so many of our friends. Sherrie Sherman is teaching the first grade. Judy Futch is teaching math, Julia Mallard, home economics, Patsy Deal, English, and Carol Winborne is the piano teacher. Anita Marsh- burn is the school librarian and she tells us that her sister, Faye Marshburn, is the librarian at the city library. Ruth Batson and Joyce lSamJ Herring are physical education teachers, and David Powers is jan- itor and friend of all the students. Wayne McLendon is the principal of the school and his wife, the former Alice Mozingo, is his secretary. While talking with the teachers we learn that our senior class president, Hugh Highsmith, has recently been elected president of Venus, andtonight a party is being given in his hon- or and we are all invited. When we leave the school, we continue our tour and stop at the hospital. As we enter the quiet cor- ridors, we hear the intercom calling a Dr. Wooten. We stop a group of nurses, who are Nellie Vdovich, Yvonne Rivenbark, and Nora Walton, and they tell us that this doctor is our old classmate, Jerry Wooten. We are now on our way to the party. We want to get there early so that we can speak to the guest of honor before the crowds get to him. The caterers have just arrived. Their boss is Richard Collins. He says it's the best way to get to all the big parties. Working for him are Stoney McCoy and Gary Foy. His bartend- er is Jimmy Spender. At the party we see Bill George, who is a morti- cian. We are glad to see him but will not promise to give him any business while we are here. We find that JohrmyKraynickhas become a stock car driver and he says that to keep in good physical condition he goes to Alex Meeks's Gym. This is the night that Joe Bryant is to perform at the nightclub, Space-Beat. As we enter the night club, the owner comes to greet us personally. He is Bradford Rowe. He leads us to a choice table. While sitting. there before the show Janet Blake and Patsy Flynn en- ter and cause quite a stir in the audience. Both are quite well known. Janet as an authoress and Patsy as a model. 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