Camp Lejeune High School - Devilpup Yearbook (Camp Lejeune, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1955 volume:

1 l 1 E 1 , 1 V I 3 5 J i i w E5 E s l 1 1 J I . 1 A 1 ji af 2 4 i mu-wg-X x , , 'mv ' -Q w .-fu uf: mm. 'ns ,wmweh-.L . 'z ma...mx.4 VOLUME SIX Produced by the Students of Comp Lejeune High School Marine Corps Base, Camp Leieune, N. C. xg- 'Nas ,H In producinq this Year Book we have endeavored to present a complete picture of the various activities of our school life. It is our earnest desire that in years to come you will cherish it for the memories which it contains and that in it you may relive your school days: see again the faces of your old friends: and recall the contacts you enjoyed here. Thus, We give you, THE STUDENTS, this 1955 edition of the DEVILPUP. THE EDITORS ff , ff I 1 I-1, l if 7 t Q 6 i ' V D D I: 1 C , A AA 'r 1 9 I f ' 0 Z u g N 4 K 10232 In deep appreciation for the many sacrifices they have made in order that we might have the oppor- tunity of gaining an education, we, the Senior Class, lovingly dedicate the 1955 DEVILPUP to our parents. Their understanding, and guidance have encouraged us throughout our school days and inspired us to reach our goal-graduation. We sincerely hope that this small token of our appre- ciation will help to show our immeasurable gratitude and heartfelt thanks. For his interest in the individual student, for his friend- ship, guidance, and untirinq efforts, we, the class of 1955, take this occasion to honor our beloved Super- intendent, Mr. W. H. Tuck. He has won our genuine thanks and appreciation. .- N .D fs O0 2.0 CG' Q 9 mmmml M69 O Amuwlmilllll llllllllmm if YE5 942 X s' gl Qlw x45 a I sy Z -er' ng L , ' Q.. SCHOOL BOARD First row, L. to R.: Mr. W. H. Tuck. Superintendent of Schools: Mrs. Sue Paxton, Secretary: Mrs. Paul'Drakeg Colonel S. T. Clark, USMC, Chairman, Mrs. G. C. Walters, Lt. Colonel G. B. Bell, USMC. Second row: Lt. Colonel A. W. Harris, USMC, lst Lt. I. C. Herqert, USMC, Colonel T. A. Culhane, lr., USMC, Mr. D. H. Kirk, Ll. Commander I. E. Milloy, USN, Lt. Colonel C. I. Prcxll, USMC. Not pic- tured: Lt. Colonel N. A. Sisak, USMC, and MfSgt. K. E. Graham, USMC. ADMINISTRATION COL. S. T. CLARK MR. W. H. TUCK Chairman oi School Board Superintendent MR. B. A. BARRINGER MR. GEORGE EZZARD Building Principcxl Building Principal MRS. APRIL LEE MRS. SUE PAXTON Financial Secretory Secretary FACULTY AND STAFF T' Mr. Glenn Morton . . . Mr. Floyd Bryant . . Mrs. Florence O'Brien . . Mr. Charles Z. Hunk . Mr. George Durr . . Mr. Richard Lauffer . Mrs. Nancy Carroll . Mrs. Ruby Tumey . . Miss Carolyn Gibson . . Mrs. Katie Cutting . . . Miss Barbara Ruffin . . Miss Mary Frances Willocl: Miss Iulia Bell .... Spanish - English . . . Science . Mathematics English - Latin . Commercial . . Athletics . . . Music Home Economics Eighth Grade Seventh Grade Seventh Grade . Sixth Grade . Sixth Grade Mrs. Mrs. Miss Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Bessie Wazriner . Inez Johnson . . Callie Iones . . Dorothy Mullins . Laura McAllister . Helen Klarpp . . Inez Rowe . . Ruth Hughes . . Iean Thompson . Gertrude Wingard Anna Walsh . . Ellen Shilan . . . . . . . . Fifth Grade . Fifth Grade . . . Fifth Grade Fourth Grade Fourth Grade Fourth Grade Fourth Grade Third Grade Third Grade Third Grade Third Grade Third Grade FACULTY AN D STAFF 'WWF' Mrs Cynthia Mattson . Mrs. Mary Wilson . . Mrs. lane Porter . . . Mrs. Margaret Thomas Mrs. Mary Banks . . Mrs. Ida Webb . . . Mrs. Helen Still . . . Miss Helen Mcliibben . Miss Mary Summerell . Mrs. Mary Ross . . . . . Third . Second . Second . Second . Second . Second . Second . Second . Second . First Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Mrs. Phyllis Willett . . Mrs. Velma Hurst . Miss Lucy Lane . . Mrs. Louise Greene . . Miss Margaret Ross . . Mrs. Carol McGihon . Mrs. Catherine Carter . Mrs. Virginia Cook . . Mrs. Evelyn Waterman Mr. Loomis Lowe . . . . First Grade . First Grade . First Grade . First Grade . First Grade . First Grade . First Grade . . . . . First Grade . . . . . . 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MARK LINDSAY ALLEN Younqun Not a worry nor cure in this world have Ig I'11 enjoy this life iii the day I die. SADA ANN COX Soda Here is a girl with a cute pert nose. She'11 have fun wher'ei1 she goes. FREDDIE BRUCE BURNETTE Bruce This lcxd is the biggest flirty He winks at anything that wears cx skirt. ROBERT YOUNG LYONS Bob Noi cz care in the world. not cx cloud in the sky: If I take life easy. I'm sure to get by. BARBARA IEAN HAYS Bobbie Sweet and neat, a plecscmi smile, Sincere and winsome all the while. HERBERT HENRY HAWKINS Herb On a football gridiron or basketball court, ln fact every place, a very qood sport. RUTH LOPER Red You can bottle blondes, but red hair just comes naturally ANITA FRANKS NINE 'Nita Whatever the job, she volunteers, Lends her brains, or hands or ears. IOI-IN MICHAEL O'BRIEN Our Iohn Life is a carefree qame to play: I make my fun as I qo my way. MARK RANEY, IR. Buz Lively fellow and full oi zestg Always capable of doing his besl. n BONNIE MARYANN PAPPAS Ronnie Why should she be serious and coy When Iauqhler fills her life with joy. PAUL ALONZO SCHNELL Stinkie Always rushing down the holly As cr rule after money, often after Q girl. MINN IE WILSON PEELE Mickey About Mickey what we can suyg She fills the bill in every way. VERA LOU ROGERS Vern She is always cheerful und never blue. Some people are that way but only cr few. IAMES DAVID YATES Iim Whenever I feel like exercise, I lie down until the feeling pcxssesf ,lwlll 'lsfsm.l l. -Cx IL ll YJ 1 17 .X ,ix 1 - X. ARCHIBALD DEVILPUP Archie All qreczt clogs cl cld or cl 'n are e YI q: ' And I don't feel 1 so well myself. MELISSA ANGELPUP Missy I've qol plenly of dogs in my life, But noi enough life in my dogs. I 1 1 CLASS HISTORY As graduation draws nearer and nearer, it is hard to realize that next fall we, the Class of '55, will not be returning to dear old C.L.H.S. It seems such a short time ago that we were frustrated Freshmen, eager and willing to learn and participate in all the school activities. Mark Haney was our president, and with the aid of Mrs. Keeler, our sponsor, we all had a wonderful year. In our Sophomore year we settled down and really began to get in the swing of high school activities. A number of us were on the athletic teams, and four of our classmates became Probationary members of the National Honor Society. We sponsored the Saint Patrick's Day dance, and everyone agreed it was one of the most successful dances held at Camp School. Mr. Aman and Mark Haney led us through another delightful year of achievements. Our Iunior year passed swiftly. Mrs. Dunkle was our capable advisor the first semester, but due to transfer, she had to leave us. Mrs. O'Brien took over, and did a grand job of it. Our main worry as Iuniors was raising money for the Junior-Senior Banquet. We were fortunate enough to get part of the profits from the ice cream concession. After months of worrying, planning, and working, the day of the Prom finally arrived. We feasted scrumptiously on a banquet prepared by the Camp Cafeteria, and danced till all hours to the excellent music of the famed Collegians. Our many thanks to Mrs. Finley, Miss In- gram, Mr. Roach, and Mr. Cohen for their help in making this dance such an impressive and memorable occasion. We started our Senior year off by welcoming our new sponsor, Mr. Morton, and also electing our president. You guessed it! Mark Haney was our choice again! The excitement of ordering our rings and invitations, electing the Annual and Newspaper Staff, selecting the Senior play, and TRYING to find time to study had us all in a daze. Although our class has dwindled during these four years, due to the coming and going of many of our friends, our Senior class of fourteen has been successful in all the ventures undertaken this year. It's been hectic at times trying to divide all the things that need to be done among our small classy many of us have been constantly working on several ventures at once, fighting Macbeth, struggling over themes: but we've finally reached our goal, and as we look back over the years, We know we've loved every minute of it and it was Worth it all. MICKEY PEELE Historian cr JZW cg x 7, 'A , Q N f t ,GD T 'ffl 1 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT WE, the Senior Class of Camp Lejeune High School, in the county of Onslow, and the State of North Carolina, being of sound mind and body, do hereby make the following bequest: To Mr. Barringer, we leave the dear old North State. To Mr. Morton, we leave Macbeth Cgladlyll. To Mr. Durr, we leave mentally deficient Seniors who can't talk back. To the Junior Class, we leave the Senior's broken-in lockers. To the Sophomore Class, we leave our ability to skip classes. To' the Freshman Class, we leave the wonderful high school days that are ahead of them. We, as individuals, do bequeath and bestow our many possessions and abil- ities thus, to Wit: I, Mark Allen, leave my terrific??? football ability to future teams of Camp School High. l, Bruce Burnette, leave my gold teeth to Bob Salisbury. l, Lillian Cohen, leave in a puff of smoke. l, Sada Ann Cox, will my ability to pick up a man at any time to Ruth Dietz. I, Herb Hawkins, will my one good knee to Don Baker. I, Barbara Hays, will my ability to TRY to collect taxes to the future Secre- tary of the Treasury. I, Ruth Loper, will my red hair to the heating system-it needs something hot. I, Bob Lyons, will my ability to complete high school a year ahead of the scheduled time. I, Anita Franks Nine, will my ability to catch a husband to Barbara Murray. I, Iohn O'Brien, will my ability to keep calm in a trying situation to Susie Davis. l, Ronnie Pappas, will my ability to take a social drink to Eleanor Biffle. l, Mickey Peele, will my ability to get into so many organizations to my sister, Dap, and I hope she finds time to do all that is required of her. I, Mark Raney, will my stuttering to Tommy Herndon. ik I, Vera Rogers, will my marriage vows to Iudy luhan. di' l, Paul Schnell, will my reputation at the school to anyone who's man enough to uphold .it. I, lim Yates, will my U. S. History book to anyone who's fool enough to take it. ln witness whereof, we the class of '55 hereunto subscribe our names and fix our seals this first day of Iune, in the year of Our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty-five. Signed: MICKEY PEELE, Lawyer Witnessed by: Homer Do-Gooder Geronomo Iones I. C. U. Mambo R. U. Twazy 6 7m gl ii- van..-cvs.. X FX il - Ni N - Mrs. Vera Rogers Iune 3, l965 cfo Lt. Colonel I. Rogers Little America Colony, Alaska Dear Vera: I received your letter and was very happy to hear that you and the twins are getting along fine in spite of the cold weather Bob Lyon a preacher of all things. I always It doesn't seem like ten years since we made the class prophesy, but I do think it is a good idea J . to exchange notes on the present positions v of our graduate class. ' ff' I could hardly believe my ears when you said .- ' 5, that Stinkie, Paul Schnell, was now head of the X C f FBI. Who would have believed it back in high f RA , I school when he was always getting into so Q 'E' ,fe much trouble? I J' .f pictured him as a stock car racer, a jet pilot or some- Q93 thing like that-but never a preacher It was a stroke of good luck when you ran into Mickey on her way to Alaska. I'll bet you were surprised. I can't imagine her and her four little sailors accompanying her husband on long ocean voyages. It must be a thrilling experience for her. I met Ronnie when I went to visit the folks in New York for a weekend. She is doing quite well, I'd say, by the looks of her '65 Cadillac and penthouse apartment. Yes, she asked me up to tea, and I learned a lot about a few other members of our class. Lillian Cohen is in New York working as a Power's model. Ron said that Lil turned down a contract with M.G.M., just because they wouldn't star her with Howard tWallerJ Curtis, the famous star of stage and screen. And Barbara Hays, you'll never believe it, she is the President's own secre- tary at the White House. Iim Yates married Pat Hancock, and they are now living in Morehead City. They have three boys and are expecting another in October. They visit us quite often. lim told me that Mark Allen is a disc jockey at Morehead City. You can turn on his program anytime during the day and hear Ruth Loper, the red headed hill-billy rage of the nation and her latest hit, The Iohnny Now Boogie. That boy spins the bop from dawn to dusk. Iim received a letter from Iohn O'Brien not too long ago. It seems that Iohn is now a successful Nuclear Engineer in Philadelphia. I I'm glad you asked about Sada Cox. I haven't heard from her since gradua- tion, but I did read an article about a year ago in LIFE where she has been do- ing some wonderful work as a missionary nurse in Iapan. Herb Hawkins and Bruce Burnette are right here in Leieune with us. Herb is a Naval dentist here. I went to the dispensary last Monday to get a tooth pulled, and who did I see sitting in the dentist's chair, but lst. Lt. Burnette. He is coach of the Devil Dogs now. He lost another tooth when he got hit by a football while coaching. All you have to do is turn on your TV to know what Mark Raney is doing. Ever since he started running for Congress this year, he has been filibustering on all TV stations. I think that answers most of your questions, and just about covers our grad- uate class of '55. I will have to close for now and feed the kids. Our little trailer is slightly overcrowded now, and Bob is off on another cruise. I am expecting him home around the first of the year. Sincerely, ANITA NINE, Class Prophetess .Maxi .gikefy Zo SLLCCEEJ BARBARA IEAN HAYS HERBERT HENRY HAWKINS 4 ffwi Q N L, 1 if: ,XV C5 Q rv' -.,, . are ezzior 38515 Booking VERA LOU ROGERS MARK LINDSAY ALLEN M-,E LX? uperfafives jeff Qresseg LILLIAN CARMEN CGI-IEN IGI-IN MICHAEL O'BRIEN X2 jesf 0?I'0LUZJ SADA ANN COX MARK RANEY, IR .Muff Gfflzfefic MINNIE WILSON PEELE FREDDIE BRUCE BURNETTE Cmffiesf BONNIE MARYANN PAPPAS PAUL ALCDNZO SCI-INELL, IR NAME MARK ALLEN BRUCE BURNETTE HERB HAWKINS IOHN O'BRlEN MARK RANEY PAUL SCHNELL IIM YATES BOB LYONS LIL COHEN SADA ANN COX BARBARA HAYS RUTH LOPER RONNIE PAPPAS MINNIE PEELE VERA ROGERS ANITA NINE MR. MORTON SENIOR CHART CAN YOU IMAGINE Driving home Saturday Night A 90 lb. weakling Being a dentist Calm. cool and collected Explaining where he lives Getting his work in on time Not borrowing money Keeping the spectators quiet court's in session. Without a tight skirt Being ready on time Wild and reckless With a peroxide bottle With ZUf2O vision ln Bermuda shorts Playing the field With a perfect attendance As a P.F.C. in the Army ' CLASS STATISTICS AVERAGE or 'rm-: alms AGE-18 HEIGHT-5'4 WEIGHT--120 ibs. WAIST-23 I-ups-ss COLOR OF HAIR-Brown COLOR OF EYES-Blue I SHOE SIZE-SW while CAUSE OF DEATH Weekends Trying to impress the girls Pulling teeth His mouth Frozen while walking home The responsibility of the large amount in the Senior Treasury I. O. U. s Writer's cramps Tripped over a tombstone lust fell apart while walking Overacting Macbeth Keeping up with her boyfriends Hit with flying keys while typing Freezing to death while waiting for the boat to come in 20 children Her own cooking ARMY AVERAGE OF AGE-18 HEIGHT-5' l 1 WEIGHT-170 WAIST-30 . CHEST-40 COLOR OF HAIR-Brown COLOR OF EYES-Brown SHOE SIZE-9 THE BOYS lbs. CLASS FAVORITES SUBIECT-Math MOVIE- Gone With The Wind MAGAZINE-LIFE FOOD-Steak and Spaghetti AUTOMOBILE-Oldsmobile NEWSPAPER-Pup's Tale SONG- Tenderly ATHLETE--Bob Mathias TEACHER-Mr. Morton ACTOR-Marlon Brando COLLEGE-Carolina SPORT-Basketball Acmsss-Ann Blyth SCHOOL-Camp Lejeune 0 your' N555 Class Reunion welcome c,a..H.s Class or '55 ' ,gg F- V. LL ff-if ' ? . Ks f A F 'fi X Q wi f l4 - . X M j Jfff Af ,li ', . 5 f ah! I , .7 , ,. I' -.K . x Q fl , Q ,G2 4m1: 'f' ' J? an . , ,H A: 1 K 1 ---N Wfy , L ,-.,..,,....,....- M ,Q---- Sff gfiklgg .W 4 .: . ,,, . 'N-lb-M qsmm 'Ck-M ' V ., , .xkv A NWN , M .0 . ,fits 4 1 ' , . If 0 1 n . ,. f I I sg ' c fx , f s E X x In 6 Q 1 ' X X 5 I 5 X , ' o ' a f' A O ! O 3 ,Q , X o ' a ,a ' 3 5 Q in-'gg-: Ax '. 1 is 0 ' A v! ' , ' Q ,,,..... , M553 M D ii, i Zu? 'Vfj-':,':,:j--F'J f f 71 ,X .. fyff 1 , 'V ,L nu! A . Q . , , X ' ' . iMf f TX , pm Q, QT., XQEQ1-' lcv- -X-A 1.-ii.. x -7 BABY PICTURES ,N B if QGSJ Y N ,Nw 1. Barbara Hcxys 4. Minnie Peele 7. Soda Cox 2. Mark Haney 5. Annu Nine a. Lillian cohen 3. Iim Yates 6. Vera Rogers 9. Bruce Burnette SENIOR DIRECTORY MARK LINDSAY ALLEN Stage Crew 15 Regent's Fraternity 35 Football 45 Chief Monitor 45 Senior Play 45 Senior Superlative, Best Look- ing. FREDDIE BRUCE BURNETTE I.V. Baseball l, 25 Class President 15 I.V. Football 25 Transferred from Oceanside, Calif. 35 Football 3, 45 Base- ball 3, 45 Basketball 45 Newspaper Sports Reporter 35 Track Team 35 Student Council Representative 45 Co-Editor of Pup's Tale 45 Senior Play 45 Senior Superlative, Most Athletic. LILLIAN CARMEN COHEN Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Librarian 25 Dance Committees l, 2, 3, 45 Student Council, Sec.-Treas. 2, 35 Basketball 2, 35 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, President 45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Head Cheerleader 3, 45 Pup's Tale Staff 2, 3, 45 Chief Marshal 35 Spanish Club 35 School Service Award 35 Devilpup Staff 3, 4, Co-Editor 45 Ouantico Committee 3: Monitor 3, 45 Dramatics Club 45 Constitution Convention 45 Valentine Queen 45 Sec. of Records for the Student Gov- ernment 45 Honor Society Convention 45 Senior Play 45 Azalea Festival Attendant 45 Senior Superlative, Best Dressed. SADA ANN COX Y-Teens I5 Honor Roll 15 Class Play 25 Cheering Squad 25 Candidate for Football Queen 25 Transferred from Ashe- ville, N. C. 35 Marshal 35 Language Program 35 Monitor 35 Dance Committees 3, 45 Pup's Tale Staff 3, 45 Co- Editor of Devilpup 45 National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice President 45 Asst. Sec. of Records 45 Basketball Manager 45 Football Queen's Court 45 Dramatics Club 45 Honor Society Convention 45 Senior Play 45 Senior Superlative, Best All Around. HERBERT HENRY HAWKINS Swimming Team l5 I.V. Basketball l, 25 LV. Baseball 15 Dramatics Club 2, 35 Safety Patrol I5 Baseball 3, 45 Bas- ketball 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Track Team 35 Newspaper Stati 3, 45 Sec. of Monitors 45 Senior Play 45 Sports Editor of Devilpup5 Senior Superlative, Most Likely to Succeed. BARBARA IEAN HAYS Transferred from Granby High School, Norfolk, Va. 35 Senior Chorus 2, 3, 45 Class News Editor of Pup's Tale 45 Cheerleader 45 Sec. of Treasury 45 Production Manager of Devilpup 45 Dance Committee 45 President of Dramatics Club 45 Honor Society 45 Senior Play 45 Senior Superlative, Most Likely to Succeed. RUTH LOPER Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Basketball Z, 35 Manager 15 Devilpup Asst. Sales Manager 45 'Pup's Tale Staff 45 F.H.A. Secre- tary 3. ROBERT YOUNG LYON Band 15 Wrestling ly R.O.T.C. 25 Thespian Club 25 Dra- matics Club 25 Transferred from Memphis, Tenn. 25 Foot- ball 45 Monitor 45 Student Government 45 Glee Club Li- brarian 4. ANITA FRANKS NINE Class Secretary l5 Safety Patrol l, 25 Red Cross l, 2, 35 Transferred from New Hanover High, Wilmington Z5 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Bus Monitor 2, 3, 45 Physical Education Captain 25 R.O.T.C. Sponsor 25 Skating Club 25 Delta Omega Phi 35 Archery Club 35 Bowling League 35 Art Editor of Pup's Tale 45 Asst. Art Editor of Devilpup 45 Dance Committees 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 4. lOHN MICHAEL O'BRIEN Class Vice President l5 Football l, 45 Wrestling l5 Track l5 Basketball 45 Glee Club 25 Junior-Senior Dance Com- mittee 35 Asst. Co-Editor of Pup's Tale 45 Devilpup Staff 45 Senior Play 45 Senior Superlative, Best Dressed. RONNIE MARYANN PAPPAS Cheerleader -l, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 3, 4, Secretary 45 Class Officer lp Transferred from Woodbury High School, Wood- bury, New lersey 35 Woodbury Hi Sorority 25 Iunior-Sen- ior Dance Committee 35 Art Editor of Devilpup 45 Secretary of Student Affairs 45 Asst. Co-Editor of Pup's Tale 45 Na- tional Honor Society 45 Monitor 45 Dramatics Club 45 Hon- or Society 45 Senior Play 45 Senior Superlative, Wittiest. MINNIE WILSON PEELE Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, President 45 Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, Z, 3, 4, Captain 2, 3, 45 National Honor So- ciety 2, 3, 4. Secretary 3, 45 Pup's Tale Staff 2, 3, 4, Co- Editor 45 Marshal 35 Student Council Iudge 45 Class Editor of Devilpup 45 D.A.R. Citizenship Award 45 Honor Society Convention 45 Senior Play 45 Senior Superlative, Most Athletic. MARK RANEY, lR. Class President l, 2, 3, 45 Student Government Vice Presi- dent Z5 Student Government President 4: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 45 Pup's Tale Staff 3, 45 Advertising Sales Manager of Devilpup 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 LV. Basketball 1, 25 Basketball 3, 4, Captain 45 Foot- ball 1, 2, Manager Z5 Monitor 3, 45 Iunior Senior Dance Committee 35 Honor Society 45 Senior Superlative, Best All Around. VERA LOU ROGERS Tri-Hi-Y Club l: Glee Club l, 25 President 25 Dramatics Club ly Basketball Team 1, 2, 45 F.I-LA. Club 2, 35 Ir.-Sr. Dance Committee 35 Maid of Honor in May Day Program 35 Transferred from John D. Bassett High 45 Class Officer 45 Student Council 45 Publicity Director of Devilpup 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Honor Society 45 Senior Superlative, Best Looking. PAUL ALONZO SCI-INELL. IR. Spanish I Club lg Hobby Club 15 Ir.-Sr. Dance Committee 35 Class Treasurer 45 Pup's Tale Staff 45 Student Council 45 Chief Monitor 45 Devilpup Sales Manager 45 Senior Play 45 Senior Superlative, Wittiest. I AMES DAVID YATES Latin Club 1, 25 Apparatus Club 15 Tumbling 15 Football Manager 25 Transferred from Upper Darby Ir. High 25 Marshal 35 Ir.-Sr. Dance Committee 35 Football 45 Basket ball Manager 4. s X 1 1 1 1 1 4 CLASS OFFICERS Tommy Herndon ............... Presideni Donald Ensley . . . . Treasurer Susie Davis . . . . . Secreiary Don Baker . . . Vice President - ' iff: f 1 J UNIDR-SEMO 12 - f ifpeff 4 51 X514 1 'Z , f fy ff! S X U1 an f ' 1 , - 2 ' f f , FAYE ADAMS DON BAKER GARY BARKER TOMMYE BECKNER RONALD CASO HARRY DAVENPORT SUSIE DAVIS RUTH DIETZ PATRICIA DURDEN IOLA ELLER DONALD ENSLEY NORMAN FENK PEGGY GENTRY ERDIE GRIER PATRICIA HANCOCK DAVID HARDEN TOMMY HERNDON DON HOWARD SANDRA I-IUBKA JUDY IUHAN BETTE KNOWLTON SANDRA LEEK BARBARA MOUNT BARBARA MURRAY CATHERINE O'BRIEN ROBERT SALISBURY WILLIAM TAYLOR KATHY TI-IOEMMES ELISE WAREING IANET WEITZ STEVE YATES IUNIOR CLASS 5 Q I CLASS OFFICERS Iohn Mottershead . . Alfred Bryant . . . FFF ' , Q A V' f ,l l I la 'W 1 i ff? l 'nu 1 x ow' P D 1 SEL M S e.. N. an asa x 5' e,g l 0' Qi- I' -b 9 R' A David Stage ............ Virginia Puller . . Lallie Kerns . . . . Peqqy Penzold . . . Vice President . . President . . Treasurer Student Council . . Secretary Student Council ROBERT ATKINSON NANCY BARKER ELEANOR BIFFLE BEVERLY BOWLIN ALFRED BRYANT PATRICIA CARNEY SANDRA CLEMENTS BOB DONAHUE BRUCE GOODWIN MICHAEL HAGGERTY MARTHA HANCOCK DARSENIA IAMES RONALD KEARNS LALLIE KERNS DIANE KIRK THOMAS LUCKEY RONNIE MCPHERSON ROSA LEE MITCHELL IOHN MOTFERSHEAD ROBERT NAYLOR DAPHNE PEELE PEGGY PENZOLD WALDO PHINNEY VIRGINIA PULLER PATRICK ROONEY DAVID STAGE IAMES TOKARSKI DOROTHY TOWNE CHARLES VAUGHN GARY WILLIAMS SOPHOMORE CLASS Ccrrolyn Reinberq ............ Secretory Iecrnette Dency . . Pot Bcxk Bill Cook . St d tCounci1 Ioe O'Brien V P d t Mary Kroczy . . . T urer 7 no fo CLASS OFFICERS . . . . . . . Student Council 1 K X ,XX P M 3 C . 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Mark Vaughn Sec.-Treas. ........ . Darlene Borth Student Council Representative . . . Wmfree Abernethy Sponsor .......... Miss Carolyn Glbson LARRY PRYOR IUDY RODGERS CAROLYN ROSE ROSEMARY RUCCHIO ' ' ,H li FL 7i5f7'5?IIii ' '- ,..,. gk..-: I , .I , sz' b .LE A K 7, L , I7 EMMETT PEAK , .-, I ff? mm t A Y HARRY PETTIT A I SHIRLEY PETTIT I A mf.:f, t t t,VV A , -- it ' t ig . , Q M, .t,: Ivy. A A Vt I - R . .ij Q by .. N ye . S A - 'I 1, -0 W, 4 + w' v, ,I , , , '-H' -I I xi A ' .. -4551 . 2 L -1 A W EL M-'r s' W I S ,S 7 'I fi NMI! -vs H' 'gif 5- - I f 'fm , f f lg,-,ig 21 3 M 'ti .iff ' mv ' if 'f : 5, ' , 75 ft 5'-W z .fx ' ff x n It It T' I M , I V kk' - I A at . f ' A , ' ,2i3I ' '- Wttwfi 'fflf' 'H I- M t E' I, WI- H .1 I . I- I x 'If I K I A ,fp tttttt Wert A I I I It I t o etttt I I W f L tt..- , ix ,gy , - ' I I , I If ' ft' I 5' I I , , , 1'u.t!tfF5f - ,.'.,-' t , ' Hitt I 1, 'M V. . , . v , ,NVQ Q if LQ.. 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ANNE CROWSON LYNN DOWD BRENDA ENSLEY ALLEN EVERETT SUE GIBSON SARAH GRAY IM ,wx , Q. . Q.. f K wfigig I s-is ANNE GREENE BILLY INGRAM IUDY JONES EDNA KRAAY DELORES MCANDREW MARY LOUISE OWEN BECKY PEELE IIMMY PIERCE MIKE REINERI LEON RILEY KATHY SAMUELSEN HAROLD SNYDER BILLY WARSI-IAM ELWOOD WICKER EILEEN WRENN Edna Kraczy Sue Gibson Lynn Dowd Becky Peele Miss Ruffin 7C CLASS OFFICERS SEVENTH Deanna Champion I OHN BROWN CAROL BOWLIN GRADE Vxce Presxdenf . Potr1c3ci1jdC?5I1urgx-Icing LUTHER CAUGHRON ' ' ' ' ' ' PATRICIA CI-IUMOS Treasurer ...... . . Lou Rogers Student Councll Representative . . . . Robert Dennis Sponsor ...... . Mrs. Hollingsworth IEAN COOPER DOROTHY HASTY MARY KING DIANE LAWLESS MARY JANET I-EVY RICHARD MARTIN CARYL MELCHER ,ALTON MIDGETT CAROLYN MILLER JIMMY MORFORD HAROLD PADERICK IANET PI-IINNEY GARLAND RAMSEY ' LOU ROGERS ' JUDY SZEFELA, DELWOOD WICKER RAY w1LKERsoN CAROLYN CASEY SYLVIA DAMRON ROBERT DENNIS LARRY GIBSON IUDY HILL F 1 - K SWK 5- ks? al l 4 fmt. lf, 'TW I .M 2 Q ff k ' ' VF? ,xr f f My A wif fn X W4 0, .51 7 Af x A L , C 4. O - M 5 5 o .'9 Z . W Q uf MISS BELL-6-A First row, L. to R.: Patricia Wallace, Carol Haygood, Connie Mead, lack Long, Andrew D'Amico, Suzanne Douglas, Donna Sue Ed- munds, Mickey Dennis, Mike Cureton, Terry McPherson. Second row. Barbara Brisbois, Wil- liam Douglas, Philip Logan, Gary Baldwin, Nancy Stephens, lane Riche, Eugene Newton, Georgia Caso, Kathleen Poganski. Third row: Gloria Walker, Rebecca Jacobs, Twylah Smith, Ernest Perkins, Barry Zoromsky, Lynwood Mitchell, Robert Ohrazda, Walter Stull. MRS. BOTELER-6-B First row, L. to R.: David Street, Fred Hubbs. Second row: Iames Ward, Iuan Stull, Clifford Biffle, Bruce Erhart, Iohn Hemphill, Patricia McAdory, Gloria Hardy, Mary Bessinger, Elaine Giles, Iudy Elton. Third row: Mrs. Boteler, George James, Altorn Haskins, Ronald De Brosse, Thomas Hubbard, Patricia Sweeney, Carol Womack, Brenda Livengood, Arthur Towne, Iohn Cornell. Fourth row: Marion Boyd, Iudy Legan, Patricia I-lild, Margaret Schroed- er, Phyllis Peak, Sandra Seiler, Franklin Rog- ers, Duane Nichols, Gerald Apgar. Miss wn.Locx-sc First row, L. to R.: Westley Sullivan, Carol Speer, Io Ann Parker, Sheila Davis, James l-lust, Ioe Hancock, Ralph Collins, Edward Smith, Emily Shawler. Second row: Richard Fuller, Iack Davis, Roger Frogner, Robert Feskonich, Bud Murphy, Fred Gerber, Iohn Wible, Flor- ence Navolanic, Brenda Stinson. Third row: Patty Hamel, Nancy McKean, Muriel Smith, Bonnie Webb, Diane Brown, Marilyn Haygood, Louann Murphy, Diane Abbott, Diane Ervin. MRS. WILSON-6-D First row, L. to R.: Richard Iohnson. Woodrow Cornelison. Second row: Darrell Schryver, Mil- tan Spurney, Robert Sisak, Richard Bozorth. Linwood Cottle, Iimmy Bland, Eldridge Ienkins, Larry Norris, Donna Webb, Ianet Gray. Third row: Mrs. Wilson, Ellen Kennedy, Ann Hen- dricks, Robert Fair, Allan Callen, Warren Hodges, Otto Fritz, Walton Renfroe, Sara Ram- say, Sandra Lantz, Barbara Krager. Fourth row: Tommy Bryant, Gary Luty, Louise Smith, lean Oggerino, Anita Luna, Lura Lindler, Sandra Duckworth, Wanda Baxter, Brenda Iames. . . MRS. DAVES-5-A First row, L. to R.: Robert Stiles, Michael Ken- nett, Raymond Lantz, George Grayson, Kath- leen Newlands, Karen Pearce, Connie Turner, Mary Blanco, Iames Mount, Susan Stiles. Sec- ond row: Io Ann Garclo, Iohn McCory, Michael Frost, Iohn Fields, Sandra Kelp, Patricia Wil- son, Kathleen Clark, Michael Brown, Mrs. W. E. Daves. Third row: Patricia Lewis, Christina Melville, Patricia Frenzel, Ioan Lesem, Irene Eazarsky, Edwin Lawless, Randal Jackson, Iames Zomp. MRS. IOHNSON-5-B First row, L. to R.: Iohn Wilson, Geraldine Palmer, Nancy McLaughlin, Carol lacobs, Nancy McAdory, Carole Smith, Sally Adams, Marilyn Merritt, George Philip. Second row: Mrs. Iohnson, Sherry Witten, Carolyn Troxler, limmy Shaw, Iudith Leopold, Sally Trosclair, Sandra Bailey, Sharon Clark, Vera Raynor, Richard Thomas, Iarnes Livengood. Third row: limmy Campbell, Duke Nichols, George Bick, Richard Ghiselli, Kenneth Hayden, Robert Potts, Ioe Bridgers, Larry Cannon Cornell Monttord, Walter Collins. MISS IONES-5-C First row, L. to R.: Patrick Taylor, Iohn Karch. Second row: Michael Dunkley, Mary Tobin, Arthur Nixon, Douglas Speer, Donna Page Hutchinson, Iudith Winchester, Diane Shearer, Marie Middleton, Iohn Finn. Third row: William McLaughlin, Kenneth Carter, Paul Schlaicher, Wanda Harkins, Diane Taylor, Sharon Stinson, Michelle McNabb, Ioe Louis Bell. Fourth row: Michael Annis, Iudy Kugler, Bonnie Smith, Linda Price, Marilyn Willett, Patricia Everett, Frederick Johnston, William Haggerty, Chris- topher Holdzkom. MRS. WARINER-5-D First row: L. to R.: Clarence Price, Robert Staf- ford, Iohn Hunt, Wallace King, Iimmy Boney, Sue Harris, Iudy Herndon, Suzanne Tucker, Renee Stiles, Iane Tuck. Second row: Carolyn Willis, Anne Wingard, Mary Stewart, lack Moriord, Mike Theiss, Butch Bardin, Kermit Zieg, Andy Vaughn, Betsy Schmidt, Hollis Thomas. Third row: Teddy Watson, Connie Walters, Iohn Lovell, Ioe Zagone, Danny Blue, Floyd Harnage, Bill Does, Kathleen Cotton, Norma Boyd, Ezzie Iames. MRS. KLARPP-4-A First row, L. to R.: John Rayner, Michael Pau- bel, Chester Fritts, Carl Womack. Second row: Joan I-lout, Howard Davis, Daniel Brewer, Judy Lightfoot, Reggie Jackson, Robert LeCount, Diane Preskitt, Sandra Spangler, Delores Brad- bury, Annette Sanders. Third row: Cherilyn Miller, Barbara Bernard, Michael Rooney, Da- vid Bethel, Chris Thyrring, Leonard Clark, Phyllis Bledsoe, Daniel Gordon, Charles War- ren, Mrs. Klarpp. Fourth row: James Tread- well, David Bishop, Michael Riley, Suzanne Daniel, Terry Edwards, Barbara McClendon, Zaney Sue Thomas, Dickie Lee Moore, Loraine Wilson, James Collins. MRS. MCALLISTER--4-B First row, L. to R.: Philip Stinnett, Gary Robin- son, James McCann, Warner Bundens. Second row: Ingrid Gilford, Patricia Casey, Barbara Bang, Roxie Miley, Marie Troxler, Judith Mc- Hugh, Maureen Parker, Jacqueline Carrol, Jeri Ann Schroder, Linda Shae. Third row: James Szetella, Mary Ellen Perkins, Patricia Stout, Michele DuVall, Jean Mewbourne, Walter Haskell, Kenneth Fagan, Paul Hajtun, James Dorn. Fourth row: Clare Martin, Jack Jerimier, Doyle Turner, Joseph Papa, Steven Boughman, Richard Powell, Richard Dooley, Peter Cornell. Edwin Roun, Terry Ann Huley. MRS. MULLINS-4-C First row, L. to R.: Daniel Bowman, Michael Davenport, Thomas Gormley, Kenneth Rich- ards. Second row: Dutlie Clemons, Raymond Farrell, Waymona Smith, Sean Purcell, Donna Jones, Laelani Martin, Shirley Beasley, Ann Cassell, Marilyn Gregory, Joe Schmitzer. Third row: Mrs. Mullins, Larry Thomas, Richard Watts, Jon Latimer, Charles Carrick, Charles Szetela, Barbara Van Note, Jimmy Mclnteer, Paul Akers, Leon Cooper, Paula Hergert. Fourth row: John Eazarsky, Ann Tate, Helen Morgan, Sheila Long, Bobby Walker, Walter Lovett, Susan Milloy, Randy Papke, Paul Bell, Dick I-lild. MRS. REINHEIMER-4-D First row, L. to R.: David Lawlwe, Charles Prescott. Second row: Sharon Edler, Carole Gelrud, Barbara Hoekstra, Joyce Sickels, Beverly Lindler, Linda Armentrout, Steven Gabel, Richard Baker, Roger Watson, John Harney. Third row: Henry Crowson, Daniel Dietz, Judith Evans, Victoria Marinelli, Patricia Mcl-Iugh, Joseph Harrison, Joseph Francis, Wade Boatwright, John Reilly. :aim MISS ROWE-4-E First row, L. to R.: Fred Wightman, Roy Rivers, Kenneth Mayfield, Bill Humphreys. Second row: Iohn McKeon, Gus Edwards, Iudy Wal- lace, Nancy Terrell, Karen Copeland, Agnes Zim, Wayne Clapp, Ronald Sentell, Harvey Al- kire, Teddy Lynch. Third row: Betty Ann Mitch- ell, Rita Rucchio, Betty lane Ewing, Susan Foster, Linda Anqotti, Nancy Wilson, Fred Pasi, Terry Meador, Iames Godby, Miss Inez Rowe. Fourth row: Annette Mole, Peggy Kerr, Ianell Reinberg, Patty Cook, Sandra Ludwig, Margaret Stage, Sharon McShane, Beverly Bell, Danny Feskanich, Alexander Boyle. MRS. HANNEGAN-3-A First row, L. to R.: Tommy Smith, limmy Lau- man, Iudy McGuinese, Donald Cook, Tommy Tucker, Ralph Lorenzo, Danny Carter, limrny Whitehead, Dorean Kugler, Tommy Taylor. Sec- ond row: Sharon Zoromsky, Patty Wilkerson, Violet Gilford, Charles Bender, Vern Mull, Gloria MacDonald, Ronald Smith, Karen Smith, lon Gosset. Third row: Mrs. Hannegan, Sandra Glad, lill Giles, Kathryn Brunelle, Diana Sum- merville, Aileen Cotton, Susan Scruggs, Iohn McMasters, Michele Marbrey, Mary Raynor, Michael Willard. MRS. THOMPSON-3-B First row, L. to R.: Raymond Lovett, William Frenzel, Wayne Roy Nichols, Patrick Wills. Sec- ond row: Mary McFall, Carol Walker, Bonnie lean Witt, lean Gier, Charlotte Richards, Charles Dalby, Helen Ramsey, Karen Sturgis, Bobby Abbott, Caroline Quann. Third row: Lloyd Luna, Joe Podutalski, Dick Slocum, Bobby Brooks, Gregory Morrison, Betty Ann Nelson, Donna Fields, Wanda Cornelison, George Durr, David Moore, Mrs. Thompson. Fourth row: Lar- ry Odom, Kit Carson, Glen Newtown, Louis Nadolny, Bruce Toy, Bruce Braden, Leslie Brooks, Michael Shea, Marlene Rogers, Cheryl Copeland. MRS. WALSH-3-C First row, L. to R.: Robert Leak, lay Lynch, Iames Middleton, Robert Leak. Second row: Brian Holmes, Gene Wicker, Mike Ballenger, Richard Knowles, Robert McCormick, lacque- line Milles, Elizabeth Burnett, Carolyn Di Meo, Kathy Brisbois, Sharon Ann Soltes. Third row: ludy Faggart, Elizabeth Willett, Billy Renner, Danny Magoun, Ioyce Wilson, Beverly Grigs- by, Gloria Ramseur, Shade Williams, Mike Dickey, Charlotte Topping, Mrs. Walsh. Fourth row: Robert Carney, Bonnie Lee Bell, Gwendo- lyn Rose Hopson, Peggy Lee Hays, Iohn Mil- Ioy, Paul Schuyler, Mike Legan, Gwen Russell, Sally Greene, Elaine Cooper. MRS. FLEMING-3-D First row, L. to R.: Gloria Geiser, Nancy And- erson, Doug Stites, Sandy Hagler, Julie Muel- ler, Byron Harris, Peggy Sisak, Phil Fites, Syl- via Sparks. Gwen Hudson, John Dixon, Mary Louise Kohler, Fay Wild. Second row: Nancy Lepp, Janet Trent, Kathy McCulley, Tommy Story, Eric Fichlie, David Harris, Johnnie Jenk- ins, Phillip Wilson, Karen Grant, Betty Eggle- storn, Corinne Anderson. Third row: Mrs, Flem- ing, Larry Hamilton, Allen Benson, Deedee Goare, Woody Sanders, Freddie Willett, Ed Mikell, Roger Griffin, Ricky Samuelson, Eddie Altman, Therell Warren. MRS. HUGHES-3-E Front: Richard Laubach, LeRoy Mahan, Jack Patrick, Bruce Byrum. First row, L. to R.: Henry Ross, Harry Buzhardt, Lois Cannon, Carol Ad- ams, Barbara Bey, Phillip Chapin, Virginia Stannah, Carol Jean Endicott, Barbara Nell Mc- Laughlin, Phoebe Penzold, Kathryn Richter. Second row: Mrs. Hughes, Stephen Haitun, Robert Leopold, Inez Wade, Mary Lynn Wil- son, Laura Fuller, Mary Elise lrby, Dana King, Elizabeth Bardin, Robert Walker, Louise Nich- ols. Third row: Christina Coltrane, Carolyn Hubbs, Phillip Booker, Robert John Schneck. Jerry Stiles, Johnny Hergert, Eric Thompson, John Zagone, John Henry Dennis, Edward Stei- gerwald. MRS. WINGARD4-F First row, L. to R.: Susan Tillmann, Anne Busch, Jane Miller, Steven Grayson, Isaac Rooney, Phillip Smith, Martha Sehl, Mary Jane Snyder, James Hodges, Thomas Adams, Dave Wingate, Reed Watson, Lee Laliberte. Second row: Mrs. Wingard, Sandra Marshall, James Edgar, .Wayne Spencer, Piet Oostezwyk, Neil Cunningham, Frederick Beardsley, Robert Clark, Lee Lewis, Patricia McCormick, Michael Sirnpkins, Lee Crook. Third row: Donna Luty, Mary Jean Taylor, Cheryl Hargarty, Linda Grayson, Carol Beaulieu, Kathleen LaMonte, Terry Henderson, Agnes Smith, Victoria Matt- hew, Richard King, Robert Owen. MRS. MATTSON-3-G First row, L. to R.: Frances Makert, Jeff Watts, Lee Jacobs, Charles Slaten, Charles Hendrick- son, Leslie Johnson, Jon Robbins, Kathy Wilk- erson, Laureen Pogansti, Ronnie Pegram. Sec- ond row: Eileen Schumacher, Edna Wood- worth, Jennelte Hodges, Frances Rosa, Billy Howell, Mark Shaw, ,Danny Buck, Pam Hamil- ton, Harry Gleadle, Jo Anne Watts. Third row: Mrs, Ammons, Sandra Crabtree, Eileen Kundra- tas, Charles Levy, Paul Cisne, Richard Diety, Jimmy Cloer, Joel Le Febure, Larry Bowman. MRS. SHILAN-3-I-I First row, L. to R.: Ianice Ienkins, Nancy Hane- berg, Iohnny Bird, Iimmie Ledbetter, Cheryl Heide, Robert Giles, Stephanie Compoly, Fred- die Thompson, Irene Black, Sharon Fauman. Second row: Sandra Sheridan, Shirley Sells, Iimmie Balester, Lee Labahn, Tommy Adams, Russell Webb, Herbert Buss, Connie McLaugh- lin, Sandra Phillips, Paulette Gabel. Third row: Mrs. Box, loe Blanco, Sharron Ingram, Vernon McAndrews, Carl Hegquist, Billie Sue Walker, Ioseph Tinkham, David Dennis, Iudy Wilkins. MRS. BANKS-2-A First row, L.. to R.: Mable, Raynor,.Chipper Morin, Merriit Edmunds, Ierrie Angotti, Mar- guerite Palmer, Kathy Lewis, Ianice Hallbrook, Shirley Drake, Diane Miller, Linda'Smiih, Pat Scott. Second row: -Mrs. Banks, Mark Witten, Peggy Mcl-iugh, Richard Turnipseed, Shery- lyn Whiiehurst, Jimmy Garner, Darleen Protz- man, Annette Edwards, Mike Jackson, Steve Huff. Third row: Iohn Taft, Ioseph Navolanic, Iudy Fritts, Michael Childress, Martha Olliff. Nancy Pryor, Io Ann Chapman, Leslie Bickley. ' MISS DOWN S-2-B First row, L. to R.: Clyde Bridges, Penny Akers, Karen Sue Spangler, Linda Harris, Ioan Gel- rud, Pamela Duckworth, Charles Trexler, Don- na Alexander, Phyllis Mackeri. Second row: Pat Wood, Billy Iankowiak, Gregory Hood, lack David.Crait, Linda Thornton, Diana Lewis, Sandra Carr, Bobby Beasley. Third row: Miss Downs, Audrey McLaughlin, Robert Cunning- ham, Richard Edwards, Tommy Greene, Sher- ran Wilson, Diane Hunter, Susan Rogers, Roger Mcliflfresh, Candy Haugo. MISS IOHSON-2-C First row, L. io R.5 Linda Pickering, Sharon Ma- makos, Rae Ellen Flake, Sandra Harris, Iohn Tobin, Dale Durrence, Valerie Iarrard, David McGee, Wayne Ingram. Second row: lerry Lee Rogers, Barbara Glad, Michael Welby, Kath' leen Darrow, Mary Leyrer, Connie Williams, Cheryl Beking, Eugene Duncan, Robert Lucas, Douglas Bowlin. Third row: Miss Iohnson, Kath- leen Toolin, Marvin Baker, Ioseph Carroll, Col- leen Carser, Pamela Steen, Ronald McCann, Iames Zr.1.e, Lynn Harloe. MISS MCKIBBEN-2-D First row. L. to R.: Genie Burney, loanne Ry- par, Joanne Hogan, Rita Lester, Charlie Gifford, Patricia Newton, Robin Yerkes, Barry Alexan- der, Chuck Hughes, Stanley Jones, Janice Wil- son. Second row: Glenn Bozarth, Jean Tuck, Tama Adelman, Bill Stage, Malcolm Graham, Ruth Stiles, Sandra Grant, Bobby Ritchie, Greg- ory Buckles, Sue Ellen Budens. Third row: Shar- leen Moore, Roy Sudeck, Phyllis Logan, Su- zanne DeAtley, Marie Betko, Edwin Fix, Linda Watts, Barbara Ann Meador, Deborah Cul- hane, David Walker. MRS. RUMBOUGH-2-E First row, L. to R.: John Hegquist, Sally Lee, Ann Daley, Chris Stuker, Patsy Shea, Jimmy Butler, Myra Marbrey, Margie Taylor, Joe Pus- kas, Patsy Dean. Second row: Donna Johnson, Jon Johnson, Beth Erhardt, Cynthia Loeper, Larry Dorcsis, Patty Gladys, Lee O'Connor, Martha Lovell, Danny Kester. Third row: Leon- ard Nicoletta, Judy Hartline, David Boatwright, Jean Cogburn, David High, Gregory Faith, Lar- ry Wellman, Sarah Ryan, Mr. Rumbough. MISS SUMMERELL-2-F First row, L. to R.: Billy Kay Long, Allison Wohltord, Martha McCrory, Mary Lawler, Con- nie Brown, Lane Oesterle, Rebecca La Monte, Joyce Tapley, Alice Harris, Barbara Myhrum, Janet l-lodge. Second row: Robert Melia, Terry Ransom, Margaret I-lubbard, Patricia Douglas, Polly McLaughlin, Bob Bond, Chris Vaughn, Jerry Scott, Vaughn Moreno, Sandra William- son. Third row: William Valentine, Richard Clemons, David Hyland, Johnnie Newton. Earl Price, Richard Martin, Albert Mills, Donald Harwood, Cheryl O'Mara. MRS. STILL-2-G First row, L. to R.: Betsy King, Sandra Turner. Nancy Grant, Patricia Daugherty, Anita Frank- lin, Pricilla Bohner, Carmel Rosa, Ruth Lynn Newness, Luana Haskell, Kenneth Nolte, Linda Floyd. Second row: Sharron Michaels, Mary Lee Henderson, Nancy Philips, John Janus, Jett- rey Rosch, Lester Monttord, Robert McMaster, Robert Cunningham. Third row: Janet Whited, Christine Walker, Bonnie Rye, William Stin- nett, Michael Bell, Stephen Mihalak, James A1- kire, William Levy. MRS. TAYLOR-2-H First row, L. to R.: David Larson, James Linder, Thomas Moody, John Morrison. Second row: Tony Corey, Robert Kendrick, Stuart Blood, Paul Shirley, Haldon Bohler, Michael Sweeney, Ronald Price, Richard Gormley, Scotty Lyne, Harvey Hoopes. Third row: Robert Hamilton, Jerry Millsap, Leslie Pierce, Andrcr Allen, Ruby Holloway, Maureen Seiler, James Taylor, Skip- per Mead. Fourth row: Gary Baker, Judy Ben- son, Martha Lewis, Linda Light, Donna Clarke, Floydene Lester, Christine Damron, Marie Schmitzer, Helen Abbott, Donna Royals. MISS THOMAS-2-I First row, L. to R.: David Mills, Janice Leak, Curtis Jenkins, Robert Van Antwerp, Janie An- gotti, William Hatfield, Charles Harney, De- borah King, Richard Byrne, John Waters, Ar- thur Barnes. Second row: Diane Adams. Patty McMillan, Betty Jean Justis, George New- town, Scott Wylie, James Armstrong, Glenn Fer- guson, Jimmy Ross, Bobby Bay Abernethy, Su- zanne Roeder. Third row: Judith Day, Patty Bailey, Jimmy Martin, Susan Willis, John Self, Holt Thies, Robert Kesock, Linda Orlando, Regina West, Garry Bland, Marguerite Thomas. MRS. WEBB-2-I First row, L. to R.: John Hermes, Ronald Gerner, Eleanor Abrams, Linda Caskey, Mary Patricia Cady, Marne Reineri, Richard Crocker, David Boyle, Paul Wicker, Sheila Ambrose, Othella Smith. Second row: William Willett, John lo- seph Manura, Billy Morris, Joan Sutterley, Elaine Blackburn, Ronny James, Kit Cornwell, Charlene Manley, lohn Rodney Williams, Jo Ann Tellis. Third row: Joe Whitehead, George Lockhart, Katherine May, Joy Laliberte, Nonie Gleadle, Marion Cook, Michael McNabb, Cheryl Steele, Ida Webb. MRS. WILSON-2-K First row, L. to R.: Helene Marie Jacewicz, Con- nie Ann Fioriti, Ronald Mckisic, James Brooker, Charles Zim, Michele Davenport, Clifton Lee Daniels, David Hamilton, Tony Jeselnik, Kay Herrmann. Second row: Cheryl Anne Babe. Diana Taconi, Linda Foote, Hazel James, Linda Hunt, Terry Marshall, Marzette Dilbeck, Jeanne Heinzel, Hunter Stiles, Judith Carol Wilkinson, Anthony D'Amico. Third row: Mrs. Wilson, Jerry Baldwin, Dorothy Sharpe, Rita Jean Vau- ghan, Delores Breeden, Jeffrey Shaffer, Randy Wood, Gregory Emerson, Michael Coffey, Cal- vin Phillips, Dennis Proffitt. MRS. PORTER-2-L First row. L. to H.: Thomas O'Brien, Ronny W. Vess, Helen Peele, Johanna Shinka, Gayle Kugler, Thomas Nelson, Jermier, Gary Blue, Betty Thompson, Catherine A. Loster. Second row: Craig Stanley, Courtney L. Haycraft, Earl DuVall, Sandra Mull, Seena A. Graham, San- dra McCann, Marilyn Fair, Mrs. Porter. Third row: Jerald L. Sanders, John Bruton, Peggy Ab- bott, Carol A. Dittess, Linda Slovensky, Eliza- beth Hanrahan, Sandra Hayes. MRS. BAKER-1-A First row. L. to R.: David Denson, Daniel Demp- sey, Lynn I-larris, John Daigle, Gary Christen- sen, Linda Odom, Dennis Nicoletta, Laerence Sheridan, John Bailey, David Black, Tarey Gettys. Second row: Bonnie Gorelick, Stephen Slovensky, Linda Casey, Barbara Davis, Phy- llis Luna, Herbert Walters, Scott Gier, Robert Coulson, Cynthia Jones, Billy Bowden. Third row: Mrs. Leventhal, Roberta Lee, Terry Smith, Bruce Boughman, Joyce Gulley, Thelma Con- will, Mitchelle McMasters, Theresa Bolts, John Martin, Donn Harloe. MRS. CARTER-1-B First row, L. to R.: Lorrie McClellan, Martha Linder, Larry Taylor, Dona Linder, Robert Sil- verthorne, Rose Tapley, Tommy Armstrong, James Turner, Larry Drake, Rose Mary Lee, Philip Newlands. Second row: Ronald Adams, Gladys Chapman, Danny Hall, Morris Wilson, Linda Strahan, Ronald Lantz, James Chatfin, Barbara Delonq, Rillia Craig, Maurice Appleton, Third row: Donna Hemphill, Mark Humphreys, Michael Finn, Philip Kesock, David Kiqer, Jean Burke, Michael Haqarty, Jimmy Martin, Tommy Warren, Mrs. Cole. MRS. CENTLIVRE-l-C First row, L. to R.: Allen Clark, Bill Boatwright, Mike Masopust, Chuck Arndt, Bruce Pates, Davie Dodson, Bobby Hunter, John Dittes, Stephen Anderson, Paul Blue, Denver Forester. Second row: Leslie Spradling, Bobby O'Brien, Stephen Coulson, Michael Lesem, Michael Cart- er, Bobby Roth, Linda Paderick, Joyce Blanken- ship, Linda Beetle. Third row: Mrs. Centlivre, Beth Dunlap, Rosemary High, Donna Hill, Elaine Britt, Roxanna Bearden, Sally McLaugh- lin, Linda Graham, Francis Daniel, Teddy Labahn. MRS. COOK-l-D First row, L. to Ft.: Mibs Stanley, Lynn Moore, Karen Hopkins, Joey Nichols, Jimmy Tinkham, Bobby Merrill, Mike Moore, Dave Buss, Ros- anne Marshbanks, Diana Slaughter, Sandy Thomas. Second row: Chris Demarest, Michelle Papke, Jack Cross, Paula Johnson, Danny Lem- ieux, Patty Mangan, Johnny Harmon, Scott Wacklin, Marsha Trosclair. Third row: Mrs. Vir- ginia Cook, Charlie Roth, Gail Beking, Susan Mitchell, Vickie Wilkins, Jimmy Earle, Douglas Cisler, Mike Thompson, Jerry Slack, Hillery Pritchett. Not Pictured: Jan Price, Mike Con- way. MRS. GREENE-1-E First row, L. to R.: Michael Coppins, Richard Shiver, Kevin Pollock, Tommy Parran, Michael Floyd, Charles Ramsey, Jimmie Lee Robbins, Michael Boalch, Michael Sampson, Paul Cady, Gloria Martin. Second row: Randy Ainsworth, James Myers, Warren Watts, Cheryl Meese, Joan Marie Patton, Vicki Sellers, Sharron Ham- mons, Tronette Booker, Darrell McKinley. Third row: Mrs. Greene, Richard Dalby, Mary Louise Valentine, Jackie Love, Sally Humphreys, Anne Krist, Terrie Gregory, Judy Camp. MRS. HURST-1-F First row, L. to R.: Ellen Schneck, Linda Joy Ketelaar, Dawn Endicott, Cora Sue Gill Cath- erine Gilespie, Carole Johnson, Judy Breeden, Linda Gail Collins, Donna Bryant, Betty Ward, Copeland Bailey. Second row: Bruce Schleicher, Carolyn Draughon, Nancy Mason, Marie Tan- ner, Barbara Clark, Elizabeth Zieg, Peggy Moore. William Hodges, Ronald Todd. Third row: Larry McKisic, Stephen Wood. Anthony Hart, Wayne Barth, Joseph King, Rondan Fer- crndez, Richard McHone, John Willey, Jody Wild, Richard Jacobs. MISS LANE-1-G First row, L. to R.: Richard Warren, Garry Whited, Mike Retzke. Raymond Canuel, Dale Robinson, Mary Estell Rosa, Leonard Robinson, Steve Gilmore, Peggy Brown, Maralind Callow, Neil Vance. Second row: Christ Stewert, Mi- chael Brady, Laura Wingard, Gene Smith, Sharyl Williams, Alfred Lassiter, Terry Col- bert, Bruce Portillo, Norman Nickerson. Mary Lou Jeselnik. Third row: Miss Lane, John Da- vis Gelback, Susan Crowson, John Ritchie, Judy Perkins, Leilani Plunkett, Marilyn Stage, Carol Kucharski, Jeffrey Glick, Maureen Turner. MRS. MCGIHON-1-H First row, L. to R.: Barry Newsom, Toni Ann Sirignano, Lindsay Treadwell, Nancy Ellinger, Carol Dykes, Ierry Warren, Clifford Herrmann, Ricky Hergert, Bonnie Craft, Eric Britton, Dan- ny Hall. Second row: Vicky Lewis, Ioseph By- rum, Nancy Adams, Billy Cook, Bob Renzie- hausen, Kerease White, Michele Nadolny, Ali- son Ash, Ruth Buzhardt. Mark Ross. Third row: Stephen Aldis, Billy Ouann, Danny Deroche, Billy Gault, Billy Sullivan, Alan Darche, Pat Gardo, Sharon Green, Mrs. McGihon. MRS. RUDD--l-I First row, L. to R.: Gail lohnson, Wayne Mack- ert, Macielene Choate, Iackie Nixon, Ian l-luly, Kenneth Kelley, Mike Cannon, Sally Slaten, Roger Marshbanks, Roberta Mole, limrnie Kole- sar. Second row: Sandra Caso, Craig Denstad, Shannon Cottrell, Suzanne Slagle, Ricky Mc- Nally, Phillip Cassell, Stuart Taylor, Miles I-laneberg, Mary Ryan, Larry Hood. Third row: Bobby Farrell, Mike Holt, Bruce Iohnson, Tom- my Latimer, Sally Brunelle, Susan Siegrist, Sha- ron Mitchell, Deborah Pridgen, Chris Arm- strong. MRS. ROSS-1-I First row, L. to R.: Michael Braden, Donald Carter, Carol Ham, Sheryl Shaffer, Donna Spradlin, Michael Williamson, Kathleen Fitz- gerald, Marsha Conley, Deborah Crabtree, Linda Gale Reed, lean Shockley. Second row: William Hart, Ronald Walters, Ioanna McClel- land, Vernon Woodworth, Bobby Graham, Kristine Anderson, Terry Sue Barnum, Edward Ianus. Rebecca Williams, limmy Aaron. Third row: Michael Buckland, Terry Lee Hamilton, Kace Conerly, Beverly Balzer, Linda Hayqood, Bernette Binette, Beverly Clapp, Rodger Mac- Gowan, Iimmy Preskitt. MISS ROSS-1-K First row, L. to R.: Gary Gluski, Marilyn Rose, Cindy Clemons, Diane Cantrell, Floyd Wil- liarns, Ronald LeDune, Richard Huber, Calvin Booker, Dawn Davis, Larry Wakefield, Delaine Frost. Second row: Karen lean Hendrickson, Susan Durham, Norine McPherson, Randy Ollitf, Cheryl Rogerson, Bobbie Iane Ramsay, Thomas Steigerwald, Dee Ann Karting, Bar- bara Iohnson, Robert Lewis. Third row: Pat Wilson, Bobby Follendorf, Sherry Barnes, Iackie Hall, Ronald Stephens, Tommy Cassell, Koben Kelly, Sally May, Candy Upchurch. if H 'Q E xg lf: '4F?,?lt3i'.f?3??.1 ,tt ,, , at '-:wp-ft ls' MRS. WEBER-1-L First row, L. to R.: Maura McHugh, Tony Bra- sauskas, Iudy Vick, David Phillips, Beverly Burris, Patricia Carson, Donald Spenser, Ron- ald DeCastro, William Buergey, Iames Lugo, Betty Viera. Second row: Carl Kelly, Mary Io Mimrnack, Susan Baldwin, Anita Iones, Charles Riche, Charles Dodson, Stephen Wood, Iohn Ferguson, Patrick Flanagan, Helen Mihalak. Third row: Iames Kinnard, Harry Busick, Es- ther Cory, Elizabeth Hatfield, Betty Ge-iser, An- nette Webb, Mike Butts, James Cassell, Elea- nor Cannon, Mrs. Weber. MRS. LINDSAY-1-M First row, L. to R.: Vickie Pollendorf, Claudia Sentell, Dawn Rew, Donald Witfoth, David Blue, Richie Lester, Kathleen Killian, Kay Pet- tis, Janice Bell, Scott Edmunds, Danelle Casey. Second row: Frank Shawler, Bruce Bishop, Dickie Papa, Linda McCumber, lack Cantrell, David Pierce, Kathleen Moody, Walter Mac- Intosh, Edward Walker, Connie Benson. Third row: Mary Io Corbett, Michael Miller, Kathy Rucker, John Martin, Craig Manley, Cynthia White, Nancy Francis, Lynn Lukesh, Gail Brooks, Mrs. Lindsay. 1 1 'Xz f x . Q 2, ef fx CTJWTIES SCHOOL CALENDAR IUNE 1. Gads! These exams! 1 don't believe l will be getting my diploma. 2. Say, it's a sunny day. I thought it would be raining since this is the day of our beach party-- 3. LAST DAY OF SC1-lOOL!!!! I don't want my diploma .... Sniff, I wish I were a Freshman again. AUGUST 27. All the wonderful times we had this summer are over as we settle down to the busi- ness of registering for a new school year. SEPTEMBER 8. Ye gads, school has begun. We elected cheerleaders, and Lil was re-elected head cheerleader. 9. Oh no, homework already? 10. Our first football game of the season was a disappointment to us all as Wilmington beat us with a score of 19-0. 13. M-m-m first hot lunch was served today. 14. Well, now we have 18 in the Senior Class. Dear old Herb decided to come here and help our football team. 18. The Constitutional Convention was held marking the beginning experiment in Student Government. Any Comments? Question has been called for, so ORDER!!! 24. At least we did tie our old arch rival, Jacksonville, with a score of 7-7. We sure fooled them!! 27. The annual staff was appointed and the plans for the new DEVILPUP got under way. Sada and Lil were appointed co-editors. 28. How would you like to buy an ad for the good old Camp School. Sorry, no ads under 520. 29. The PUP'S TALE staff was announced. Guess who were elected oo-editors. Yes, Mickey and Bruce. OCTOBER l. Our Homecoming Game with Pamlico marked another defeat, but the crowning of the Homecoming Queen, Pat Baker, helped soothe our wounded pride. This day also marked the installment of a jukebox in our cafeteria. Thank goodness we don't need nickles. 3. The Freshman initiation was a riot as the Froshs bowed to the Seniors. Boys dress- ed as girls and girls as boys. Oh no, do I have to Bow to you again? 4. Well, we lost a Senior. Good-by, Velma. 6. Measurements for our class ring were taken today, and we're beginning to realize that this is our Senior year. What, you wear a size llV2? Wouldn't you say he made a mistake? 7. Speeches were given for Student Government officers. Vote for me, and we'll have no school!! Congratulations Mark and Mickey. ll. Wanta buy an ad? Huh? ya wanta? Huh, Mister, Please. Huh? S35? SIS? 5310? Well, all right, 55. 13. Started taking class pictures today. Flash, I have to have mine made too. 14. Make room in the car-Move over, will you? We've got to get our Senior Pictures taken. No, the boys cannot go alone, they might not come back. 18. Morehead here we come. That's all right, we'll get even with you in basketball. 19. Would you PLEASE bring your money for the State Fair? 20. I'm going. 21. Give me my S3 back, I can't go. 22. Happy Birthday to you. Happy Birthday dear Mark. Off to Shallotte we go. Well, it could have been worse- after all, 13-6 isn't too bad, is it? Besides they had a good team. 23. Ho-Hum 6:00 a.m. and away to a wonderful day at the State Fair in Raleigh. 25. Clean-Up Week begins. Hey, you dropped a piece of paper on the floor!! 26. Oh no, six weeks exams. Are you cheating? You are? Well fine. 27. Physical examinations . . . Ha-Ha, you have flat feet! 28. Not report cards already! Dad will never let me out this weekend with grades like this! 29. What a crowd! This Ha1lowe'en Carnival surely is a big success, and right after we finished cleaning up the halls. NOVEMBER 6. Please Mista, we need the S35 for our annual. 8. First day of basketball practice . . . Oh, I'm sure you'll make the team. 10. First Edition of the PUP'S TALE. Who put my name in the gossip column? 11. Veterans Day-Hallelujah no school! 12. Senior Boys vs. Junior boys in a history-making trespassing case. 17. Honor Society has begun-Congratulations officers. 18. Don't tell me you're finally 17 years old, Lil! ' 19. The much planned and enjoyed trip to Duke University. Calling all football players and cheerleaders!! ' 22. Well-1-l look at the cute corpsmen. Please-e-e don't hurt my arm. 24. Comes the time when we give our thanks-especially for getting out of school. 25. No, thank you, I couldn't eat another bite, but I will take a little more turkey. DECEMBER 1. ls it basketball season already: The first game had Newport opposed to the C. L. Devilpups. Girls: 56-43 flt wasn't our girls favor! Boys: 75-50 fTheirs eitherl. 2. Honor Society tapping in a solemn ceremony. How in the world did YOU get in??? 8. Oh Heavens, report cards again. Honestly Dad, 1'l1 do better next time. 10. Guess what? We finally sent our order in for our rings. 13. No, we want whitep NO, WE want blue-oh well we'll settle for white if you feel that way about it. 15. Hey, we finally decided on our class flower cmd color. We're doing pretty good. Ruth, are you sure you have to leave? Boy, that was a beautiful Christmas pro- gram -- the best we've ever had. 16. Get your new PUP'S TALE. Two pages have been added. 17. Santa Clause is coming to townrdum, dum Yes, School is out for the Christmas Va- cation! I can't stay here until 12:00 P.M. putting up decorations. 18. After working ourselves to death, we managed to drag ourselves to the dance. Sur- prisingly, it was a big success. . 25. Merry Christmas to one and all!! JANUARY 1. Oh, my aching head, and l'm so sleepy. Looks like I would have learned from last year. 3. School already, and l was supposed to study during the holidays. 6. Come on, Seniors, we have to decide on the motto. 10. Come with me Beulah, in my merry model-T was the song that filled the halls when Mr. Durr's old annual was discovered. 11. Rah, Bah. We finally beat Swansboro. Score: 4846. Let's forget the girl's game. 13. Yea, we got it!! We got our class motto. 17. Don't leave lim. What will Pat do without you! 18. Hooray! 54-40 iThe old Battle Cry, 54-40.or iight had nothing on us.l Too bad White Oak. The girls' team is having a run oi bad luck-not one win this season. 19. Not another theme-Mr. Morton have a heart. 21. The day has come and every one piles his things aboard the bus and prepares to spend a weekend in Ouantico that will end all weekends. Everybody has to leave the dance at 10:30 -important game tomorrow. 22. We got a T-E-A-M, That's on the B-E-A-M-as we trample over Quantico in both games. Final scores: Girls, 18-37p Boys, 59-27. We celebrate tonight, at the big dance. 23. Home we go with rolls of pictures to black-mail everyone. 25. What's happened to these boys? Won again. Morehead, 427 Camp Leieune, 52. 26. Mid term exams already!! Gosh, what are the answers to all these MacBeth ques- tions??? FEBRUARY 1. Ah, breathe a sigh of relief, exams are over. Be prepared Beaufort!! 2. What! an A on your report card!! You've been cheating again. 3. Yea, Bob did it. He became a Senior in three years. Now we have a class oi 14, but it is a good one. 4. Oh boy, another Pup's Tale. Off to our rival for the breathtaking game of the season. ll. St. Va1entine's Day Dance. Will you be my Valentine? 14. Very impressive Honor Society Tapping Ceremony. 20. Quit scratching your heads, Seniors. We know you got your class rings .... 21. Hurray, the DEVILPUP was sent to press. 22. Happy Birthday to the father of our country, George Washington, and we do get out oi school today. 23. County Tournament at Jacksonville has begun. 24. Did you see the Can you 1magine in this edition of the Pup's Ta1e. 25. Spelling, Recitation, and Declamation Contest. Why, I didn't know you could spell. Frankly, 1 can'tg I was framed into this. MARCH 1. Off we go to Swansboro for the Conference games. 14. More exams. l'm glad there are only two and a half months of school left. 17. St. Patrick's Day. The Irish showed in all trtue lrishrnen today. Clancy lowered the boom. 18. l'm not going home, we got report cards today. 22. Baseball seasons here and so is Spring Fever-- Oh, take me out to the ball game. 24. Did all you boys sign up for the chance of a life time? APRIL l. l bid 2c. The poor boys didn't have a chance at the Sadie Hawkins race. Did you see Marrying Sam at the dance???? 7. Spring vacation begins at the close of school today. l don't believe I could last any longer without a vacation. 8. Good Friday. 10. Happy Easter everyone! I just love your new outfit. Another big event-Barbara's birthday - 18, already???? 12. Back to the old grind- funny, l'm glad to get back. 22. Look out Hollywood-here we come-!!!!'I'he Senior Class put on an amusing play. 25. Exams again. Getting kind of tiresome. 29. Report cards again. You thought 1'd tell you another sad story about not being able to take it home, but actually, I made better grades this time. MAY 2. Do-re-mi-ia .... The Glee Club did it again .... another beautiful concert. 13. Tonight will be remembered above every other night. Thank you, Juniors, for the best Junior-Senior Prdm ever put on in this school. 18. Can you jump over two feet? Good!! You can sign up for the high jump contest, since today is Field Day. 20. But I was supposed to get an award on Honor Day. Why did you get all of them??? 27. Live it up Seniors, this is the last Class Night you'll ever have!!!! 29. Baccalaureate service already. lt won't be long now. 31. Glad we got Memorial Day oft, so we can stay home and study ior final exams. Hal C. X . ffl THE PUP S TALE ' r 53531 it 4 -.,,g,.k 'Sis Q.,5,:ft1g52ik We iwaiygm SEQAYQJMS Mis ,ggswwzt .2 L t t it ' W IQIQW' tk is ii att if .4 t fist First row, L. to R.: Barbara Mount, Typist, Susie Davis, Typist, Lillian Cohen, Senior Profiles, Vera Rogers, Typist, Ruth Dietz, Typist, Iudy Iuhan, Typist, Sada Cox, Sports Editor: Sandra Leek, Typist, Sandra I-lubka, Typist. 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COX Co-Editor Sponsor C0-Ediiof SALES STAFF PRODUCTION STAFF Sitting: Iohn O'Brien, Assistant Advertising Sales Manager, Sitting: Anita Nine, Assistant Art Editor, Barbara Hays, Pro Vera Rogers, Publicity Director, Mark Raney, Advertising duction Manager, Ronnie Pappas, Art Editor, Standing Sales Manager. Standing: Paul Schnell, Sales Manager. Minnie Peele, Class Editor, Herb Hawkins, Sports Editor. STAFF 7 n X ' First row, L. to R.: Ronnie Pappas, Soda Cox, Lillian Cohen, Barbara Hays: Second row: Herb Hawkins, Vera Rogers, Mickey Peele, Anita Nine, Susie Davis, Third row: Paul Schnell, Iohn O'Brien, Mark Allen, Mark Haney. GLEE CLUBS SENIOR GLEE CLUB First row, L. to R.: Iane Nix, Priscilla Phinney, Ronnie Pappas, Faye Adams, Iudy Julian, Ruth Dietz, Barbara Hays, Ruth Loper, Pat Baker, Anita Nine, Elise Waring, Mrs. Carroll, Director. Second row: Marilyn Phinney, Janice I-Iaygood, Betty Le Febora, Barbara Mount, Therese Duncavaqe, David Harden, Tommy Herndon, Di- ane Kirk, Catherine O'Brien, Minnie Peele, Lallie Kerns. Third row: Rose Mary McCu1ley, Elizabeth Francis, Ieannette Dency, Pat Hancock, Iohn Mottershead, Bette Knowlton, Don Ensley, Steve Yates, Barbara Murray, Kathy Thoemmes, Pat Durden. Fourth row. Daphne Peele, Susie Davis, Bill Taylor, Don Howard, Eleanor Biffle, and Lillian Cohen. -cf 4 Q CHRISTMAS PAGEANT SCENE Richard Martin . ........... Ioseph Iudy Leapold ........... Madonna Angels L. to R.: lane Richey Westley Sullivan and lt 'l Mary Stewart. 9 di Sw. tlwltl' q w f l it 5. 1 W .vu-wiv ...nf GLEE CLUBS r SENIOR GLEE CLUB OFFICERS MUSIC DIRECTOR Minnie Peele ............ President Mrs' NQHCY Cm-mu Tommy Herndon . . Vice-President Ronnie Pappas . . . . . Secretary I UN IOR GLEE CLUB i vw, First row, L. to R.: Harold Snyder, Carolyn Rose, Anne Greene, Josephine Duncavaqe, Mary Louise Owen, Leanne Ingham, Iudy Jones, Kathy Samuelsen, Snow Philip, Becky Peele, Melba Stinnett, Iackie Schnell. Sec- ond row: Pat Naylor, Susie Fritts, Kay Tcmt, Kitty Ann Watson, Ioyce Gould, Patricia Chumos, Lynn Dowd, Jackie Horney, Darlene Borth. Ioyce Davis, Mike Carter. Third row: Merita Adelman, Iudy Rodgers, Delores Mcl-Xndrews, Betty Cannon, Sandra Snyder, Shirley Cohen, Anne Crowson, Sue Gibson, Peter Wallace, Sallie Yon, Carolyn Miller. Fourth row: Nancy Street, Ianice Edgar, Mike Irby, lack Nielsen, Chris Lane, Shirley Hollenbeck, Betty Zoromsky, Vicky Campbell, Edna Kraay, and Diane Earle. STUDENT GOVERNMENT MARK RANEY President CABINET From L. to R.: Barbara I-lays, Dave Harden, Sada Cox, Lillian Cohen, Mark Haney, Bob Salisbury, Mr. Bunk, Ronnie Pappas, Herb Hawkins. MR. RUNK Advisor STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES First row, L. to R.: Bill Cook, Robert Dennis, David Gordon, Mike Reineri. Second row: Jeanette Dency, Vi.r- ginia Puller, Peggy Penzold, Vera Rogers, Ruth Dietz, Brenda Bailey, Rosa Lee Mitchell, Secretary, Sandra Clements, Secretary. Third row: Bob Salisbury, Vice-President, William Taylor, Bruce Burnette, Dave Har- den, Winifree Abernathy, Paul Schnell. STUDENT GOVERNMENT IUDICIARY DEPARTMENT First row, L. to R.: Susie Davis, Assistant Court Clerk, Barbara Mount, Assistant Court Clerk, Minnie Peele, Iudge, Tommy Herndon, Associate Iudge, Faye Adams, Court Clerk. Second row: David Stage, Assistant At- torney General, Don Howard, Defense Attorney, Bob Lyons, Marshal, Dave Harden, Attorney General. MONITORS First row, L. to R.: Erdie Grier, Dorothy Iones, Virginia Puller, Iudy Iuhan, Susie Davis, Pat Durden, Caro- lyn Reinberg, Anita Nine, Ronnie Pappas. Second row: Barbara Murray, Kathy Thoemmes, Beverly Bowlin, Martha Hancock, Sandra Sherer, Pat Durden, Elise Waring, Betty LaFeaver, Peggy Gentry. Third row: Don Baker, John O'Brien, Mark Allen, Herb Hawkins, Bruce Burnette, Don Ensley, Tommy Tucker, Pat Folk, Wal- do Phinney. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 6:37 .4 Cbg LILLIAN COHEN President X X 1 I I. .0, ll ' cl YUWUP MR. FLOYD BRYANT 1' MN- FOJVO I 5' uJew-1'- A yt MQW' First row, L. to R.: Faye Adams, Ruth Dietz, Minnie Peele, Secretary, Lillian Cohen, President, Sada Cox Barbara Murray, Ronnie Pappas. Second row: Mr. George Durr, Treasurer: Rosa Lee Mitchell, Martha Han cock, Iohn Mottershead, Mark Haney, David Stage. Don Howard, Kathy Thoemmes, and Barbara Mount. 7,7 P l -15.7 lu. -ly D ' J L 1? J ,WZ BARBARA HAYS President l I First row, L. to R.: Bill Cook, Ronnie McPherson, Bob Salisbury, David Harden, Harry Davenport. Second row: Barbara Hays, President, Barbara Willis, Ruth Dietz, Barbara Mount, Carolyn Reinberq, Pat Stafford, Virginia Blanco, Sada Cox, Priscilla Phinney, Janice Hayqood, Sandra Clements, Secretary, Theresa Duncavage, Elise Waring, Helen Hawkins, Betty Burnette, Elizabeth Francis, Lillian Cohen, Marilyn Phinney. Third row: Ronf nie Pappas, Iudy Iuhan, Sandra Leek, Virginia Puller, Sandra Hubka, Sandra Shearer, Ieanette Dency, Bon- nie Powell, Barbara Henry, Betty Knowlton, Beverly Bowin, Carolyn Meadors. N X if N omg' - Nc, .1 Ned 'Yf , 1 lx 9. MR' Cllifliif RUNK , 'M 5586- 8 I 0 X, ' ' 1 I N I 1 BC' K E M ...-f .-2 ' 6 Q , , Mgr, 'll 'a M X all FOOTBALL TEAM OF 1954 First row, L. to R.: Bill Bennett, Steve Yates, Don Thoemmes, Iohn Mottershead, lack Cohen, Bob Salisbury lim Fuller Bill Cook. Second row: Don Ensley, Iohn O'Brien, Jimmy Gordon, Dave Stage, Don Baker, Bruce Burnette lim Yates Wally Skopow. Third row: A1 Huggins, Mark Allen, Ronnie Kerns, lay Kerns, Don Howard, Bob Lyons Ronnie Caso Bob Parker. RICHARD LAUFFER Coach SCHEDULE LEIEUNE TEAM VISITORS O Wilmington B 19 6 Beaufort 25 7 Icrcksonville 7 12 Pomlico County 15 0 Swcmnsboro 13 0 Morehead City 58 6 Shallotte 13 7 Iones Central 38 '-ry MANAGERS PAUL LOVETT IOE O'BRlEN WINIFREE ABERNATHY A FIRST STRING Left to Right-LINE: Iim Gordon, Bob Parker, Walter Scopow, Mark Allen, Iim Yates, Dave Stage, Don Baker. Back field: Bruce Bumette, Left Halfback, Bob Salisbury, Right Halfbackg John O'Brien, Fullbackg Iack Cohen, Quarterback IFA A . 1-1 H i quugl .Q I n .4 1 OUR H 1 L. to R.: Daphne Peele, Sada Ann Cox, Peggy han, and Susie Davis. Pat Hancock, Iudy Iu Penzold, Ruth Dieiz, Pat Baker, O ueen, Lallie Kems BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM OF 1954-55 First row, L. to R.: John Mottershead, Manager: Bob Salisbury, Mark Raney, Captain, Herb Hawkins, lack Cohen, Don Howard, Manager. Second row: Bruce Burnetie, David Stage, Don Baker, Pat RooneY, Iohn O'Brien, Coach Lauiier. LEIEUNE TEAM 50 Newport 35 Iones Central 31 Smyrna 52 Pamlico County 42 Dixon 46 Morehead City 33 Beaufort 25 Smyma 48 Swansboro 49 Newport 54 White Oak 59 Ouantico 52 Morehead City SCHEDULE VISITORS LEIEUNE TEAM VISITORS 75 38 Iones Central 57 36 46 Beaufort 74 63 36 Iacksonville 81 57 39 Swansboro 53 58 35 Pamlico County 49 78 63 Dixon 46 73 49 White Oak 41 22 COUNTY TOURNAMENT 50 33 White Oak 32 40 52 Swansboro 58 27 CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT 42 55 Morehead City 82 i 5 1 2 J 1 1 Y GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM OF 1954-55 Front row, L. io R.: Carolyn Reinberg, Iudy Iuhan, Pat Stafford, Mickey Peele, Vera Rogers, Ruth Dieiz. Second row: Ioan Elmore, Coach, Marilyn Phinney, Faye Adams, Eleanor Biffle, Daphne Peele, Susie Davis, Dianne Kirk, Barbara Mount, Barbara Logan, Coach: Sada Cox, Manager. Coaches Managers BARBARA LOGAN SADA ANN COX IOAN ELMORE PEGGY PENZOLD Co-Captains MICKEY PEELE DAPHNE PEELE T 1 1 i 1 1 l l l 1 l l w , ww nuns, BARBARA WILLIS HAYS FAYE ADAMS IUDY IUHAN LALLIE KERNS RONNIE PAPPAS LILLIAN COHEN SUSIE DAVIS Assistant He-cxd-Cheerleader Hecxd-Cheerleader Assistant dead-Cheerleader V w L H l Compliments of COLLEGE VIEW CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY, INC EASTERN CAROLINA'S LARGEST AND MOST MODERN PLANT GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of SOUTHERN CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY, INC One Call Does All All Work Fully lnsured D 17722 IACKSONVILLE, N. C. Compliments of The Franklin Life Insurance Company f Sprinqfiel-ld, Illinois 608 New Bridge Street Iacksonville, N. C. PHONE 3426 Bowen's Newstand Magazines Sandwiches ot all kinds Fountain or Bottled Drinks Across from the Iwo lima PHONE 4298 Compliments ot Ideal Radio-TV Service Mill Avenue lacksonville, N. C. PHONE 7412 l A 6. 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PHONE 4543 210 New Bridge Street It You Can't Find it at Iean's, You Can't Find It Anywhere Iean's 5-10-25C Store lacksonville, N. C. Wearing Apparel for Ladies and Men Nationally Advertised Brands F1eishman's Court Street, lacksonville, N. C Compliments of Peck's Bakery Iacksonville, North Carolina Iacksonville Dry Cleaners 519 Court Street Press VV'hile U Wait PHONE 3314 Iacksonville, N. C. Quinn 6. Miller Co. Furniture of Quality PHONE 7559 Iacksonville, N. C. Compliments of Western Auto Associate Store Court Street Iacksonville, N. C. Compliments of Wa1ton's Iewelers 738 Court Street Iacksonville, N. C. The Children's Shop 45 Tallmon Street PHONE 7670 Fine Clothes for Fine Children' Compliments of MODERN FURNITURE CO., INC. Your Simmons Dealer Camp Lejeune Highway- Opposite Tarawa Terrace No. 2 North Caro1ina's Most Modern Furniture Store Phone 7566 Compliments of Counci1's Furniture RENTALS Highway 24, East Compliments of Bil1's Market Camp Lejeune Highway Price's Avro PARTS AND SERVICE Camp Lejeune Road PHONE 4548 Highway 24 Cole's Drive In BEST OF SANDWICHES Camp Lejeune Highway Compliments of Dairy Queen PHONE 3118 Bayshore Drive Jacksonville, N. C. Fountain's Auto Service Repairs to all makes of Autos, Trucks and Tractors 653 New Bern Highway PHONE 3804 Iacksonville, N. C. Service Furniture Rentals Furniture Rentals and Sales New Bern Highway Iacksonville, N. C. Lumpkin Furniture Co.. Inc. Where Quality Exceeds the Price Iacksonville, N. C. PHONE 7654 Compliments of Triangle Amoco Super Service Washing-Lubrication-Polishing Tires-Batteries-Accessories PHONE 3838 Iacksonville, N. C. Compliments of Rex Restaurant Old Bridge Street 1 Iacksonville, N. C. Compliments of F. R. qouckiey MILLER Golf Professional PARADISE POINT GOLF CLUB Shop with Confidence at Leder Brothers and Wear with Pride YOUR FAVORITE STORE IN IACKSONVILI..E Phone 4424 American Cleaners And Laundry Specializing in ZORIC CLEANING Pick-up and Delivery Service F UR 6: WOOLEN STORAGE Phone 7515 Iacksonville, N. C. Iacksonville Auto Sales - R. H. ASKEW, Proprietor Pontiac Sales and Service Phone 3505 and 4133 Marine Boulevard Compliments of Faison Buick Co. Iacksonville, N. C. Authorized Buick Sales and Service Telephone 301 1-7800 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS FROM MALLORY SALES A Store To Serve Your Needs COperc1ted by Marines for Mcxrinesl COL. E. M. MALLORY KUSMC Retired? MAI. H. T. HEALY lUSMCRi Compliments of Midway Park Barber Shop Midway Park, N. C. Electronic Service Co. Radio-Sound-Television Sales and Service 23-24 Onslow Drive, New River PHONE 3974 Whaley Grocery 8 A.M.-10 P.M. 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SANDERS SALES AND SERVICE Complete Stock of all New and Used Cars Your Friendly Ford Dealer Phone 3353 Iacksonville, N. C. BELK'S DEPARTMENT STORE Home oi Better Values Iacksonville, N. C. A I disapprove of what you say, but l will defend to the death your right to say it. -Voltaire. JACKSONVILLE DAILY NEWS Published Daily - Full Leased Wires of Associated Press and United Press Marine Family News and Daily News of Marine Corps Activities For Home Delivery Phone 7222 MARGOLIS DEPARTMENT STORE, INC Outfitters for the Entire Family P. O. Box 176 Phone 4428 lacksonville, N. C. 1 .-i':i - : ,. .,.,.,.,.. w fy -Iii .5t',iv -1 ' '1:-. ':,.g5f . P- 1,::-.gm 5. -1 g Q,, '1' :i ' jig' ,551 Jfff f 'i z + - .saf2s2:af:Ef 'f . I Ei, -:fp ff: -. . fi : :E: HIACKSONVILLES LARGEST DIAMOND IMPORTERSH Direct Importing Saves You up to 3021 -Charge Accounts Invited. D-gazing? REED'S JEWELERS. Inc. PGY as Little Watches' 607 Court Street as lewelry Iacksonville, N. C. 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Manager Phone 3102 AMPERE ELECTRIC COMPANY Kelvinator Duo-Therrn-Lewyt Electrical Contractors fC1ass 1-State Wide License No. 4431 Phone 7770 Jacksonville. N. C. JEWELRY DIAMONDS WATCHES REPAIRS HAND ENGRAVIN G LYNCHFIELD IEWELERS ' 628 Court St. Phone 3812 BOB HARTSFIELD Jacksonville, N. C. UM LYNCH Compliments of HARTSFIELD IEWELRY CO.. Inc. BOB KALET Jacksonville, N. C. Compliments of MCMILLAN FURNITURE STORE Larqest Display of Furniture in Your Immediate Shopping Area Home of F ine Furniture Phone 3858 Camp Lejeune Highway lacksonville, North Carolina Compliments oi BRUNER MOBILE HOMES 8g ACCESSORIES Camp Lejeune Highway 24 Iacksonville, N. C. Phone 7494 Compliments of BEAR WHEEL ALIGNING SERVICE U. s. ROYAL TIRES Wheel Bcxlczncing - Brake Service Frame - Axle Dial 7873 Highway 24 MARINE CHEVROLET CO.. Inc. CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC SALES SERVICE TELEPHONE 7711 Iczcksonville, North Carolina Compliments of KETCHUM DRUG COMPANY, INC. WALGREEN AGENCIES Icxcksonville, N. C. 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