Cary High School - YRAC Yearbook (Cary, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1972 volume:

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His peace”. education is the foremost aspect This is the beginning of an in preparing him for the invigorating experience called complex world which he will education . . . someday enter. 1 EDITORS-IN-CHIEF Jim George Ron Hampton Jimmy Mills BUSINESS MANAGER Teresa Oliver Published by (lie Students of Cary High School Garv. North Carolina Volume 25 TABLE OF Student Life pages 8-21 Curriculum pages 22-35 Extracurriculum pages 46-79 Sue Tomlin: Prominent Educator io The ability to communicate with students, openmindedness, fairness, an outgoing personality and dedication to one’s occupation are admirable traits for any person. Undeniably, CHS was fortunate in having a member of its faculty with these outstanding qualities. In the classroom, her students all benefited from her genuine interest in their educational growth and broadening their knowledge of the science and mathematical subjects which she taught. In addition to this, she took an avid interest in her students’ personal life and well- being. As head of the Sudent Advi- sory Council, she worked for the 6 and Outstanding Person improvement of each student’s situation at CHS. During a time of racial conflict at the school, her openmindedness and wisdom gained her the respect of all students concerned. In addition to her SAC re- sponsibilities, she was advisor of the Student Council and head sponsor of the Senior Class. She presently participates in a pottery class and a weaving class at N.C. State University. It is not often that educators are as dedicated to their profes- sion as she. Her happiness stems from fulfilling the educa- tional needs of her students. For these reasons, we dedicate YRAC '72, to you, Mrs. Sue Tomlin. 7 HZMOd n JM Educational Growth Provided SO I TRIED IT “ c . F Logarithms 7y Q' 'j . rr-. A‘ FufUCTlCfcS D. Vectors by Varied CHS Curriculum 13 School Spirit Characterizes Students at CHS 14 t IM WlfS wmm' i aQtffc £ ZJM 15 Becky Clark — Homecoming Queen Homecoming and Sweetheart )G 17 Lesa Lupo — First Runner-Up Jeanne Surratt — Second Runner-Up 1972: a Year 18 of Many Faces JR-SR Prom and Graduation: Unforgettable Memories of 1972 t ‘The secret of education lies hidden in respecting the pupil.” — Ralph Waldo Emerson Mr. Douglas M. Fulford Administrative Assistant Faculty Provides Student Guidance Mr. John Stephens — Univ. of Va.. BS. M.ED: Principal Mr. Glen Rose — Appalachian Stato. BS. Geometry. Bus Drivers Mrs. Jane Ingold — School Secretary 24 For the most part, the efforts of the administration at CHS went unnoticed. Principal John Stevens, bus driver administrator Glen Rose, and secretaries Jane Ingold and Barbara Norman nevertheless continued to work diligently throughout the year to run CHS smoothly. At the beginning of the school year, the administration found itself without an assistant principal; however, they quickly recognized the administrative abilities of Mr. Fulford, a science teacher new to CHS this year. Thus, Mr. Fulford became the administrative assistant as soon as a replacement science teacher was found. The guidance department constituted another area of administration at CHS. Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Rigdon, the CHS counselors, assisted students in deciding upon their plans after high school. Mrs. Barbara Norman — Teacher’s Mrs. Sara Rigdon — Appalachian. N.C. State. BS. M.Ed.; Guidance Aide 25 After studying one’s own lan- guage for many years, more courses on the same subject might seem boring. However, CHS realized this fact and made its English courses invigorating. In the area of novels, students read clasics like The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn as well as new creations such as The Andromeda Strain. Poetry included well-known favorites by Sandburg, Frost, and Lord Byron, as well as the bizarre by Feringhetti. Shakespeare’s Macbeth and Wilder’s Our Town were examples of drama studied in the English department. English teachers stressed grammar only in instances concerning compositions on this literature. In some courses term papers were required at the end of the year. Mrs. Dorothy Baker — Blue Mt. College. Univ. of S. Miss.. BA. MS: English IV. Beta Club English Teachers Stress Literature Mrs. Mary Crook — Florida State Univ. So. Bap. Theol. Sem.. AB. MRE: English IV. World Lit.. Journalism. Echo. SBHU Mrs. Linda Sewell — UNC Chapel Hill. BA: Practical English. Reg. English IV. English II 2fi Mrs. Annio McCoy — Livingstone Mrs. JoAnn Hines— Atlantic Christian College. UNC-Chapel Hill. BA. MAT; En- College. BA; English II.Ill glish I.HI. J.V. and Varsity Cheerleaders i fra Miss JoAnn Eskridge — UNC-Chapel Hill, BA; English II.II! Often, during the course of the year, the English teachers assigned research topics to their students. The various facilities offered by the CHS library became extremely useful in those cases. The librarians reserved books necessary for doing such research and helped students search for other perti- nent materials. In addition to using the library for research, students came to the library for pure enjoyment. The library added many new books to its shelves this year. Plays, journals, diaries, and fiction made up some of the various topics of these books. The library also received several newspapers daily, in addition to getting magazines periodically. Mrs. Rachel Covington — St. Augustine’s College. BA: English 28 Mrs. Sherwood uses library materials Mrs. Ella Williams — A T State. N.C. Central. BS. MLS; Librarian to prepare for class. Library Aids English Students in Research Mrs. Jean Pendergraft — Asst. Librarian Miss Nancy Ruark— Duke Univ.. BA English II, Dramatics. Limelighters 2‘J Logic Taught Through Math Program Mrs. Krseldine Bailey — Shaw Univ.. Mrs. Marjorie O'Keeffe — Tift College, Mercer Univ., BA; Algebra II. General BS: Alg. I. Geometry Math. YRAC Mrs. Leone Miller— Wisconsin State Univ., BS: Geometry. ICC Mrs. Sue Tomlin — Meredith. NCSU. AB: Physics, Trig.. Analytics, Gen. Math. Student Council CHS offered the student a number of courses in each of the major branches of high school mathematics: general math, ge- ometry. and algebra. In the field of mathematics, the basic courses offered were Gen- eral Math I and II, but the student interested in business could take bookkeeping or busi- ness mathematics. The basic algebra sequence, Algebra I and II, covered the techniques from solving linear equations in one variable to solving simultaneous equations. In geometry, Plain Geometry was the course initially taken, al- though one could study the subject further by taking Trigo- nometry and Analytic Geometry. Advanced Math was the highest course offered at CHS. It enveloped many fields of mathe- matics, covering algebra, trigo- nometry, and analysis. Mrs. Klaine Mclson — Appalachian State Teachers College. BS: Gen. Mrs. Diane Thomas — East Carolina Untv.. UNC-Chapel Hill. AB. BS. MAT: Math.. Adv. Math.. PTA Algebra I. II 31 In keeping up with the in- creasing knowledge obtained each year in the scientific field, CHS had its scientific department well-equipped to give each student a more meaningful education. Students in the life sciences studied biology by using mi- croscopes; watching films, and dissecting a number of animals. In advanced biology, students delved deeper into the structure of cells and dissected sharks. Chemistry and physics students enjoyed their many labs. Students of chemistry learned of the atom and its properties while Physics taught students the principles behind motion and waves. Both of these courses were characterized by relatively new textbooks, which were acclaimed by all to be more interesting and challenging. CHS Science Department Keeps Mrs. Charlotte1 Lewis—Wake Forest Univ.. UNC-Chapel Mill. BS. MA: Bio. I.II. Science Club Pace With Rapidly Advancing Field Mrs. Isabel Stephens— Meredith College. AB: Chemistry Miss Debra Campbell — North Carolina. Michigan State. BS. MS: Bio. 1 Mrs. Kometta Thompson — Appalachian State University. BS: Bi- ology :� 3 Mrs. Linda Gunter— High Point College. AB: Recent American History. World History Mrs. Beverly Sherwood — UNC-G.. BA: World History. Recent American History St. Augustine's College. BA: Law and Justice. Minority Miss Della Byrd Groups 34 Social Studies Department Revamped Mr. Charles Maiden — Elon Collcge.AB: History. Phy. Ed.. Football. Tennis. Basketball. Golf. F.C.A. Mrs. Virginia Blackley — Pfeiffer College. AB: Recent American History In an effort to make the social studies curriculum more inter- esting and relevant, many course changes were made. In years past, all juniors had been required to take U.S. History, a subject which they had studied in the lower grades for several years. Because of the success of one semester self interest courses such as Sociology, Eco- nomics, and Psycology, U.S. History, was dropped from the curriculum and replaced by other one semester courses, including recent American His- tory, Law and Justice, and Mi- nority groups. With these new courses, interest at CHS in the social sciences reached a new high. Mr. Tom Kelly — Elon College. AB: World Historv. Track. Cross Country. F.C.A. 35 Miss Artura Ritter — North Carolina Central Univ.. BA: Spanish l.II. Spanish Club Mrs. Rhonda Patterson — Wake Forest Univ. of the Andes. BA: Spanish II.Ill,IV. Soanish Club Foreign Language Courses Enrich Students 36 Mrs. Pamela Maddux — Radford Mrs. Anne Page — N.C. Wesleyan College. BA: French. Spanish. French Club. College. BS: French I.II.III. French Spanish Club Club Spanish, French. Latin, and German. a new course, comprised the various lan- guages offered by CHS this year. Espanol es el idioma de Espana y otros paises del mundo. Es mas facil que el idioma de los romanos. franceses, o alemanes. Cary High cette anne sont a les diverses langues. Chacun de ces cours fait les etudiauts tres euthousiastes. Lingua Latina scientiam nostrae linguae augemus. Linguam Latinam laudamus et semper in memoria habebimus. Lingua Latina magnam famam habet. Von alien diesenn Fachern send die Schuler so begeistert. dab see sich ausdrucken mussen uber die Freude, die sieerfagren haben, von ihren beliebten Fremdsprachen. Mrs. Jordan — Advisor to blind students CHS students interested in business occupations after finishing high school could take a number of related courses offered by CHS. Typing, short- hand, bookkeeping, and busi- ness mathematics comprised the list of the business-oriented studies at Cary High. One of the essential skills in the field of business is typing. In the various CHS typing courses this year, students learned basic typing procedures, speed, and accuracy. Shorthand was learned like a foriegn language. The “chicken-scratchings which were unintelligible to the student at the beginning of the year proved to be a time saving method. In the bookkeeping and business math courses, students studied the methods for keeping records and figuring out sales percentages and interest, knowl- edge which will be invaluable. Mrs. Judy Perry— Meredith College. BA: Typing II. Shorthand I. Consumer Math Mrs. Joyce Wood house — Pheiffer. BS: COO 38 Mr. David Spa ugh — Hampton Institute. BS: Typing I. Bookkeeping Mr. Locke Moore— Shaw University. BA: Auto Mechanics Business Courses Aid Students’ Future 39 Mr. Johnny Brady — ECU. BS: DE: DECA CHS Offers Many Professional Courses Mrs. Anno Dennis — Catawba. AB; Typing I. Bookkeeping I. Consumer Math Mr. Fletcher Powell — ECU. BS: 1CT CHS provided numerous courses this year in vocational training and employment. In electronics students learned the scientific basis behind electricity. In addition, they applied this newly- acquired knowledge in the lab. Health occupations was an excellent course for future nurses. Besides studying procedures, students learned various aspects of the nursing profession through actual expe- rience. Auto mechanics students learned about every major part of the automobile while learning an important occupation. The combination of classroom and work situations provided by Industrial Cooperative Training and Distributive Education enabled students to acquire valuable business skills. Mrs. Carlee Jenkins — Meredith. Duke. NSCU. Wilmington College. RN: Health Occupations: VICA 41 Large Enrollment Allows Varied Curricula Mrs. Barbara Allen — Meredith. AB; Art I. Art II 42 Mrs. Alice Carpenter— St. Augustine, BA: Special Ed. Mr. Truman King — NCSU: I3S: Driver’s Ed. CHS offered courses in creativity, transportation, and education. The Marching 100, directed by Mr. Jimmy Burns and drum major Dave Rockefeller, presented many captivating per- formances, including half-time shows, parades, and concerts. In the art department students learned to be creative, engaging in many modes of artistic expression while study- ing the theory behind these methods. The CHS home economics courses helped prepare students in many skills useful in later life. Driver’s Education instructed students in fundamentals of safe driving by means of classroom study and driving experience. Aviation was designed to prepare students to qualify for pilot licenses. For slower learners CHS provided special education classes, which helped these students achieve. Mr. Thomas Buffaloc — Embrv-Riddle Aeronautical Univ.: Aviation 43 Cafeteria Staff: Left to Right: Gladys Wimberly. Hsuch Yun Harris. Johnnie May Walden. Agnes Allen. Dorothy Ruth, and Alice Wilson. Mrs. Dalton prepares to check-out students during lunch. Marvin Edwards, janitor: Sally Beckwith. James Belts, janitor maid. Purvis Dennis, head janitor Staff and Faculty Unite to Serve Students CHS students enjoyed many benefits provided by Cary High School this year. In addition to intramural competition, the physical educa- tion department provided classes to increase physical vigor and skills. The P.E. department also sponsored the various interscholastic sports. CHS students often did not see the janitorial staff at work. The well-kept grounds and spot- less buildings, however, reflected the long hours they put into their work. Feeding over a thousand students with unique tastes and insatiable appetites would seem to be an impossible task, but the CHS cafeteria staff met this challenge again this year. Miss Barbara Tilley — UNC-G. ECC. BS: Phvs. Ed. • 5 People are lonely because they build walls instead of bridges. — Joseph Fort Newton Johnny Creech, Vice-President, and Becky Clark. Secretary, make the morning announcements. Nancy Pechal. Treasurer, and Lesa Lupo greet prospective customers at the student supply store. Mrs. Tomlin, SCA sponsor, and President David Moore discuss plans fora future meeting of the Student Council. Students Acquire Experience A friendlv Mark Gaylord. Sergeant-at- Arms. sells parking spaces as one of his SCA duties. The CHS Student Council governed the student body again this year. Besides planning events of interest to all students, the Student Council helped to promote better relations be- tween the students, faculty, and administration. The Student Council managed the Student Supply Store where such essential school items as pencils, pens, erasers, and paper were sold. The Student Council also allotted parking spaces to all students who paid the required fee, and fined those students who parked in another’s designated parking area. Another task operated by the Student Council this year was the distribution of locks at a minimum rental fee. Members of the Student Council used the school’s intercom system to make announcements of interest to students and faculty. 48 Bela Club: Firs! Row: Mrs. Baker. Sponsor. Jim George. President; Twila Weeks. Vicc-Pres.: Ricky Rood. Secretary: Cathy Pickett. Treasur- er: Cheryl Ivey. Mark Gaylord. Dave Strong. Second Row: Susan Strickland. Cathy King. Paula Upchurch. Pam Jersey. Teresa Smith. Cecilia Allen. Buff Davis. Barbara Crissman. Joanna Dalton. Cathy Meglaughlin. Rachel Woodall. Third Row: Judy Powell. N'ita Davis. Betsy Thomas. Danny Kiiig. Randy Dobo. Alan Overton. Warren Eaton. Doug Murray. Dondra Traylor. Pat Winslow. Landon Winstead. Fourth Row: Melinda Bryant. Nancy McGinnis. Karen Pleasants. Tonya Cottrell. Roger Whitley. Tom Jeffries. Reid Manness. Henry Tingler. Dennis Ewald. Fifth Row: Gary Mason. Teresa Mangum. David Moore. The CHS Beta Club enjoyed a prosperous year of activities. The annual Beta Club candy sales began early in the school year. The money from the candy sales paid for various communi- ty projects, the Beta Club Schol- arship, and arrangements for CHS Beta Club members to attend the State Beta Club Con- vention in Raleigh. Among the various projects to help other people, club members helped address envelopes for the American Res- piratory Association. Later in the year members enjoyed a speaker from the Governor Morehead School for the blind. This woman introduced Beta Club Members to various methods and equipment employed in teaching the blind. Beta Club members ended the year by giving a scholarship to one of their members for his or her outstanding scholastic achievement, leadership, and personal character. in Leadership and Scholarship Ricky Rood addresses I he parents al the Beta Club Induction. Students enjoy a Beta Club social. Jim George. President, leads Beta Club induction of new members. Cheerleader Rouse Varsity Cheerleaders: First Row: Mary Davison. Sandy Burns. Mgr.. Pain Wilson. Second Row: Carla Jordan. Willctte Farrar. Third Row: Becky Clark. Head. I)ee Potter. Co Head. Fourth Row: Sue Holder. Lynn Causey. Pam Thomas. Fifth Row: Sandra Lowry. Becky Hayes. Imp. Carol Heaton. Imp. June Durham. 50 Student’s Spirits J.V. CHEERLEADERS: Front, right to loft: Peggy (Mark. Head, Rene Shull. Co-Head. Diane Norman. Jackie Hinton. Cathv Bond. Barbie Felly, Ann Curtis. Sherrie Ellis. Amy Lynn Garmon. June Pentecost. Cora Lee Kibler. Martin. Cary’s J.V. Cheerleaders participate in Cary’s Band Day Parade. CHS cheerleaders played an important role in athletic events. Even when spirits were low, a rousing cheer led by these girls boosted morale. CHS was fortunate in having vivacious Varsity and Junior Varsity Cheerleaders who added to the team’s efforts despite in- clement weather or other adverse conditions. The spirited Varsity Cheerleaders showed their tal- ents on many occasions. At pep rallies, football games, basketball games, and other ath- letic proceedings, the Varsity Cheerleaders were present and leading cheers. The JV Cheerleaders were also invaluable to CHS spirit. Their presence at games and pep rallies was inspirational to the Junior Varsity athletes. Besides learning new cheers, the Cheerleading squads were occupied with making Cary Imp posters, selling Cary stickers, and leading impromptu pep rallies. Both the CHS Varsity and Junior Varsity cheering squads displayed high standards of sportsmanship as well as outstanding cooperation while serving CHS. Head Cheerleader Peggy Clark leads her squad during a Sophomore Pep Rally. v S3 pi m A smiling Leigh ['lowers. J.V. Cheerleader’s Manager, keeps an eye on her squad during the game. 51 Students Aid wie Harris, feaR„°? Ray Reynolds, ,n carrying out her duties assistant Chervl Hall fill- Prc moil u.--- ■ «««I. Debra Adams and Ka '-'' Curtis file schedule cards, Operation of School Many CHS students worked in service for Cary High this year. Two of the ways in which students served were office and library assistants. Many students worked in the CHS offices. These students de- livered messages, mimeo- graphed copies for teachers, and collected absentee lists. Credit for the smooth operation of the school can be attributed to the diligence and dedication of these workers. Other students worked as library assistants. These students checked books, kept the library organized, decorated, and assisted students. Because of their hard work, all students were better able to benefit from the library. Certainly, their efforts were a cause of increased library work this year. Library Assistants: First Row: Mrs. Williams. Sponsor., Dianne Humphries. Dolly Zacney. Marcia Smith, and Mrs. Pendereratt. Second Row: Cindy Wodoxvski. Leslie Crump. Cathy Cooke. Jill Belson. Susie Jefferies, and Connie Leslie Crump and Diane Humphries shelve books for Mrs. Williams. Goss. Third Row: James Crook. Joe Badalimenti. Bill Schwandt. (Gordon Hamilton. Mike Brown, and Alan Bunn. Fourth Row: Dianne Harrington. Julia Merrill. Patricia Lyons. Frances Bolling, and Sandy Arnold. Joe Badalimenti and Brenda Raif check book cards as part of their library work. 53 Student Expression Shown SBHU members ride their bikes in the Cary Band Day parade. Terry Toth, president, listens as suggestions are made by club members. Accurate notes are taken by Secretary Mnllie Petty. Students for Better Human Understanding helped their fellowman this year by achiev- ing many worth while goals. SBHU members also listened to speakers during the year, from varied occupations, races, and religions. These speakers talked about pollution and drug problems, as well as other problems facing young people today. They heard a member of the John Birch Society and an organic food specialist. SBHU members sold Christmas cards for UNICEF, participated in a walk for hunger, and collected gum wrappers for which they received two cents each, which went to a worthy cause. In addition to helping others this helped cut down on the litter problem. As the year came to a close, members could look back with the satisfaction that they had helped humanity in their own way, however small. Through SBHU and Drama Julie Bowling makes idle conversation with the townspeople Amy Webb. Betty Moore, and Sneila McDonald in The Lottery. Janice Whelan comes upon a bewildering situation with Jon Newsome. Spann Brockman, and Tom Flebotte in Fragments. CHS students interested in drama joined the Limelighters this year. This club was very important to those involved in dramatics since each was able to display his talent or skill through acting. designing, building scenery, or preforming, and various other tasks which aided the success of the Limelighters’ plays. The Limelighters produced three one-act plays in the fall and a three-act play in the spring. The Drama Club’s members gained much experience and insight to theatrical arts from visiting community and univer- sity plays, drama workshops, and discussion groups in the Raleigh-Durham area. In addition they participated in the Carolina Dramatic Assocation Festivals in the spring. The Limelighters gave each member valuable knowledge of the theater. At the same time students enjoyed binding friendships and exchanging new ideas in the drama world. Dale Marsh and Dolly Zacny portray Adam and Eve in the play The Apple- Bit. Jon Newsome, president of the Drama Club. receives coaching from instructor. Miss Ruark. James Beckwith calls roll before the townspeople in The Lottery. 55 Students at CHS this year had the rare opportunity of seeing the formation of a new club. Being a new club, the CHS German Club busied itself with obtaining a solid, basic foundation. Anyone interested in Germany’s culture and peo- ple could join. The German Club Constitution was patterned after the Beta and Spanish Clubs’ constitutions. One of the most important functions of the club was its participation in the International Christmas Party, the first at CHS. At this festival, comprised of German, French, and Spanish Club members, skits and refreshments were enjoyed by all. German Club members decorated a small Christmas Tree and provided a miniture house made of ginger- bread. Members also dreamed of a visit to Germany; but since such a trip would be impossible, the club had a somewhat shorter trip. Cary Realizes Growth in Club members attentively listen to David Carter’s presentation. Robin Morgan. Vice-President of the German dub is represented in the Band Day Parade by Joy Foltz. Treasurer. Mrs. German Club, addresses fellow club Bunas. Sponsor, and Jimmy Lloyd. President. members. Foreign Language Clubs Steve Jones. President, hands out more of the notorious French brew to a member. Lynn Hasley’s expression shows the typical reaction to the French brew. Mrs. Maddox. French teacher, becomes a French chef for the club banquet. The French Club of CHS began the year of 1971-1972 with the annual initiation of new members. The initiation consisted of the usual comical attire, group skits, and drinking of the infamous French Brew. Before Christmas vacation, the French Club participated in an International Christmas Party with the Spanish and German Clubs. Christmas carols were sung, refreshments were served, and skits were performed. During the spring of the year, the French Club enjoyed a banquet at N.C. State University. The Club also witnessed a demonstration on the art of cooking French crepes by Mrs. Maddox, the sponsor, which all present devoured. All in all, the students enjoyed a variety of events which proved to be one of the most active years the French Club had experienced in years. Club members await treasurer Dawn Lane’s reaction to the crepes. 57 Willing Students Join Tonya Cottrell and Cheryl Ivey prepare for the Cary Band Day Parade. Dondra Traylor and Dave Rockefeller entertain fellow students at the International Christmas Party. Pat Winslow, president, and Janet Lane portray the manger scene at the International Christmas Party. Mary Neligan takes a swing at the pinata as an expectant group of students look on. Los Alegros, the Spanish Club, added spice to this year’s Spanish departments. The year began with new Los Alegros members participating in a rather unusual initiation. At another meeting later, Pres- ident Pat Winslow spoke on her exciting trip to Mexico and showed slides of the beautiful Mexican countryside. The annu- al Christmas party, complete with pinata and music, spruced up the holiday season with a Spanish flare. Los Alegros members ushered at the Ringling Brothers, Barnum, and Bailey Circus when it came to Raleigh. With the money, they sent another member to a Spanish speaking country. With the election of new officers, Los Alegros members ended the year with an “Adios”. 58 Club Activities Mary Johnson. Mrs. Melson. and Susie Jefferies load donations to Hilltop Home for Retarded Children as the FTA Christmas project. Cathy Edwards. FTA president, serves Mrs. Melson. sponsor, as Susie Jefferies and Mary Johnson look on. Susan West works diligently to earn her FTA merits. Future Teachers of America is an organization in which students interested in the teaching profession study the various opportunities in this field of education. During American Education Week in October, FTA members prepared gifts for CHS teachers each day. Also during this week FTA members acted as guides during open house. Three members were elected to county FTA positions in 1972. They were Kathy Edwards, President; Sue Carpenter, Secretary; Kathel Hargrave, Historian; Members also raised money to contribute to the Wake County FTA scholarship, which was awarded to one county member. Members also visited Campbell College and closed the year with a visit to the kindergarten through third grades at the Jeffrey’s Grove School, an experimental school. 59 Goals are Aimed Towards Ricky Rood. Science Club President, finds a humorous moment during a club meeting. Mrs. Lewis. Sponsor, waits in the student be called to order. lounge for the Science Club meeting to The fields of science expand each year with multitudes of new knowledge discovered. The CHS Science Club made it possible for interested students to learn more about the various Officers of the Science Club provided interesting programs consisting of authoritative speakers, informative films, and stimulating discussions. Some of the topices presented included studies in ecology, space, and nuclear reactions. Several club members attended the Agricultural and Life Sciences exhibits at N.C. State this fall. Members also visited the Duke Marine Lab in Durham. Additional knowledge in the area of science plus personal enjoyment made this year’s Science Club worthwhile for all those who participated. Science Club members listen as secretary Cathy Mcglaughlin reads over propos- als fora new constitution. 60 Science and Math 0 STJ2Y ■ AlL Above is a copy of a student's class schedule which was programmed for the first time by a Wake County official on our computer. The Cary Computer Math Club was televised by WTVD for an evening newscast. SYS OLD OR NEW? NEW READY 10 PRINT “COMPUTER PROGRAMMERS” 20 PRINT AT CHS THIS YEAR” 30 PRINT “ENJOYED A YEAR” 40 PRINT “OF LEARNING AND FUN” 50 PRINT AS I WAS PROGRAMMED” 60 PRINT “IN MY VERY OWN” 70 PRINT “COMPUTER ROOM.” 80 PRINT “THESE HUMAN CONTROLLERS.” 90 PRINT WHEN NOT OPERATING,” 100 PRINT “YOURS TRULY,” 110 PRINT “DELIGHTED IN” 120 PRINT “EXCITING CARD GAMES,” 130 PRINT “TIDDLY-WINKS, AND 140 PRINT “A CHRISTMAS PARTY. 150 PRINT “PROGRAMMED INTO ME”. “END” Dave Streng. a computer math student, contemplates his program. 61 Mark Bond, the President of FBI,A. listens attentively to FBLA news and reports. An important FB1.A meeting is taking place as a visitor speaks. Club Membership Future Business Leaders of America enjoyed another busy year at CHS. The year began with the an- nual initiation of new members. This initiation, as usual, was considered a “rough” one. Among the many dreaded tasks that FBLA’s new members had to do was the drinking of the famed FBLA Brew. This notorious brew’s recipe was kept secret from the new members until after the concoction had been imbibed. FBLA’s other activities included selling Tom Watt kits before Christmas in order to earn money, thus sending one of their membership to the annual State Convention. The year ended with goodbyes and secret thoughts about what to put in next year’s FBLA Brew. 62 Mrs. Perr r. FBLA sponsor, and Cheryl Battle, a top seller of Tom Watt, discuss FBLA business. The CHS chapter of Coopera- tive Office Occupations provided students interested in business and office occupations a chance to learn new tech- niques while they made new friendships. COO taught students how to operate the various pieces of machinery used in today’s mod- ern businesses. These students obtained new knowledge in the field of office occupations. Machines, which these future office personnel practiced with, included the mimeograph machine, the adding machine, and dictaphone. Students also learned the basics of office procedures and discovered other highlights of the business world. Not only did these students practice with office machines; they also took part in the busi- ness world. During a class session. Diane Carter practices her techniques on the adding machine. Beneficial to CHS Students Tamara McNeil learns how to use the dictaphone. Anne Caudle spends her time wisely working on a mimeograph machine. 63 Kathy Grady enjoys showing the merchandise to a customer. Students Gain Experience in Mike Pearce, President of DE. works carefully at his job bagging groceries. Eugene Hudgins checks stock on the shelves as one of his many duties. Kathy Reece returns the change after making an important sale at a Snack Bar. 64 Business Through DE and ICT Wanda Carroll and Rita Sullivan wi afternoon as their job for ICT. c at the Post Office Department in the Marilyn Thomas greets her customers with a smile at Ronson’s. CHS provided two organiza- tions for the working student. Industrial Cooperative Training and Distributive Education helped these students find employment and gave them added experience in selling consumer items. ICT and DE students obtained jobs during and after school hours. These students worked in Cary, Raleigh, and Apex at various places of employment. ICT and DE students worked at Krogers, at A P stores, and with the highway drafting commis- sion. From ICT to DE, students learned how to give persuasive sales pitches. They discovered how to dress manikins and form interesting display windows. From ICT and DE, students received many helpful hints which made it possible for them to maintain good jobs. Mike Lawrence works in Ihe Highway Drafting Department as his part time job % 65 HO Members and Bus Drivers Gain Bobbie Lyons decorates the Christmas tree for the HO room. HO members Kathy Griffin. Chandra Farrar, and Wanda Carroll represent their dub in the Cary Band Dav Parade. Kathy Griffin. President, Mary Kenner, and Elsie Baker practice taking the blood pressure of Bobbie Lyons under the supervision of Mrs. Jenkins. For students interested in future nursing careers, CHS I provided Health Occupations, a club where students gained ex- perience and knowledge in the I field of nursing. Health Occupations students : study nursing skills in the 1 classroom and in actual experi- ence. In the classroom, students read interesting books on first aid and nursing technique. A classroom mannequin was used to practice taking care of ■ patients. HO students also worked at Wake Memorial Hos- pital where they gained actual nursing experience. From membership in HO, CHS students formed many new friendships as they acquired worthwhile knowledge in the field of nursing. 66 Practical Experience While Serving Others Tommy Holloway cleans his bus as one of his many duties as a bus driver. Donna Fogus, Tercnna Shuler. Ronald Thompson. Roslyn Royster and George Sauls talk to the instructor at the Bus Driver's Training Class. Bus Drivers: Bottom Row: Ralph Burwell. Darnell Harvey. Samira Jones. Bobbie Alford. Susan Harris. Phyllis Rollins. Connie Harris. Mary Icenhour. Terry Croom, Becky Gouge. Pam Matthews. Becky Rambeau! Nancy Dennis. Terenna Schuler. Dave Hinsley. George Sauls. Bobby Vaughn. Mr. Rose. T x sponsor. Top Row: Robert Prince. Bryant Woodall. Johnny Swanoy. Victor Andrews. Terry Ray. Eddie Sorrell. Steve Harris. William Hicks. Roslyn Royster. Chris Schull. Harold Croom. Ricky Faulk. James Crook. Steve Glover. Greg Sanderson. Ronald Thompson. Some CHS students this year earned top paying wages as they drove school buses for the Cary schools. CHS provided bus driver’s training classes for students in- terested in earning money by helping their school. After pass- ing a written exam, the students obtained their licenses. CHS bus driving students had to begin their daily school routines early in order to pick up the numerous students on their routes. After an exhausting school day. the bus driver again had to transport their passen- gers. Each member of the bus drivers proved themselves to be responsible young adults by ful- filling the burdensome tasks they faced. 67 FHA and FFA Prepare Charlene Huffnker, Historian for FHA. concentrates on what she is cooking. For future planning as a cook, seamstress, or housekeeper, Future Homemakers of America was the club for the interested student to join. During its monthly meetings, the FHA helped students train for their future roles as it provided an at- mosphere of friendship and understanding. FHA members participated in the annual Betty Crocker Home- maker Test in December. Students who received a high score on this nationwide test won a scholarship. As one of the FHA’s money making projects, the members sold cookbooks containing delicious cake recipes. With this money, this organization sponsored a mother-daughter banquet. Later in the year, the FHA also prepared a tea during which fondue foods were served. Mrs. Brown, FHA sponsor. Karon Marklc. Treasurer. Kathy Garrity, Vice- President. Diane Humphries. President, discuss FHA business. Student teacher. Mrs. Waters, hands out quiz booklets for the Betty Crocker Search for the American Housekeeper of Tomorrow, taken by the FHA members. Skyla Mulholland, Betty Crocker rep- resentative. enjoys eating the food she prepares. 68 Students for future Mike Franks and Arthur Ballcntine weld a drainage pipe for FFA. Felix Kerr, and Billy Minton work on their Parliamentary procedure. Billy Minton. Secretary. Larry Estes. Vice-President. Phyllis Rollins. FFA Sweet- heart. Felix Kerr. President, and Mike Franks. Treasurer, ride in the Cary Band Day Parade. Future Farmers of America is an important organization of high school students who are in- terested in agriculture and farm- ing. Through this organization, these students learn about crops, livestock, soil conserva- tion, forestry, and dairy farming. The CHS chapter of Future Farmers of America participated in many exciting activities during the 1971-1972 school year, such as money making Wayne McLamb and Jerry biggins help build the new green house. projects and a summer camp in which they learned valuable knowledge of farm life. FFA members worked one Saturday at the North Carolina State Fair taking care of the Children’s Barnyard. The club also sponsored an orientation for the eighth graders and par- ticipated in a hayride in November. FFA members ended their year with a softball game. 69 “Cheer, cheer for old Cary High was exactly what the 1971- 1972 CHS Pep Club did this year. This group of high spirited students added sparks of enthu- siasm to the Cary pep rallies and games. In addition to knowing all the cheers and shouting these out of school spirit events, the Pep Club also participated in other activities. The annual homecoming game was decorated with a green and white chain draped across the spectator fence. Pep Club members sold links of this chain for a nickel each to students who wished to back the team. Pep Club members also rode in the annual Cary Band Day Parade. Another money-making proj- ect of the Pep Club were the sale of Christmas cards. Members walked the streets of Cary in the bitter winter weather selling cards of Christmas greetings. Pep Club members worked hard at CHS this year increasing school spirit. They accomplished the feat of waking “up the echoes, cheering their best.” Meg Kiernan does her share by cutting stripes for the Spirit Chain. Kathy Kuhnel, Treasurer of Pep Club, helps get everyone settled for the YRAC cl ub shot. Clubs Support Athletics 70 Teresa Oliver. President of the Pep Club, calls about the possibility of a bus to an away game. Gary Mason. Mark Gaylord, and Johnny Young serve customers in the concession stand as a part of their FCA duties. Tom Jeffries. FCA President, works as statistician while Russell Davis announces the basketball game. Through Their Participation Members of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes participated in another busy year as members of the club found that Christianity plays a large role in athletics as well as every other activity. FCA members practiced Christian ethics as they partici- pated in CHS sports, as shown through their sportsmanship and concern for fellow man. Al- though these standards were often difficult to follow, FCA members did their best to uphold them. Often, speakers attended the FCA meetings. These speakers included college and profes- sional athletes who had found that Christian ethics and sports go together. At the end of the year, FCA members were grateful that they had realized the relevancy of Christianity in sports. Coach Kelly. FCA sponsor, and Mark plans. jaylord. Secretary, discuss future dub 71 Band Attains Hand: First Row: Dave Rockefeller. Skyla Mulhollanri. Debbie Fulghum. Virginia Johnson. Cindy Tablor. Mike Canup. Brenda Raif. Michelle Crawford. Cynthia Avent. Amy McGinnis. Astrid Sieurin, Dee Ferrell. Robin Morgan. Second Row: Chuck Jeffries. David Carter. Dennis Ewald. Donna Atkins. Eleanor Sanford. Laria Register. John Munro. Donna Orsuto. Haul Miller. Terry Poison. Mark Miller. Joe O’Neil. Jim Hafer. David Nance. Pam Jersey. Third Row: Peggy Smith. Susan Robinson. Donna Fogus. Virginia Smith. Hobby Hill. Tanya Mettler. Ward Hawes, Melinda Bryant. Ronald Richardson. Donald Richardson. Fddie Butler. David Erwin. Mark Pennington. Jimmy Atkins. Robert Morgan. Cary Hovis. Doug Beamer. I. in wood Hamilton. Peter Stenouck. Robert Cordle, Chip Chase. Jeff Porter. Warren Eaton. Bill Braswell. Fourth Row: Steve Denning. Mary Anne Castramo. Mike Thornbury. Jay Luckwaldt. Bill Weiss. David Collier. Joey Lewis. Chuck Evans. Jeff Brockman. Mark Wilder. Erik Benrud. Phil Rosebrock, Ken Young. Rose White. Carl McConnell. Lathan Hester. Jeff Payne. Gary Ashworth. Bryant Allen. Chris Redifer. Danny Chandlur. Arthur Shearin. Sammy Arbes, Chuck Booth, Richard F'erneyhough. Tim Bouldcn. The CHS Band in past year has held the reputation of being “Better than the Best.” Under the direction of Mr. Burns, these talented musicians improved their tone and dynamics. Drum Major Dave Rockefeller taught the freshmen and reviewed the other members of the band in the art of parade marching. Parade formations, cadences, and corners were performed. The color guards, flag girls, and majorettes added to the band’s success. The twirling of rifles, flags, and batons provided excitement to the halftime shows and parades. During football games, pep rallies, and other events, the Cary Band, demonstrated the meaning of spirit. This year’s band proved that they were one of the best bands in the area. 72 Tanya Mettler • majorette Donna Fogus • majorette Mark of Excellence gg sps -L. n...sr o � : The CHS Marching One Hundred practice formations for a half time show. CHS Flag Girls: First Row: Nancy Dennis. Sec- ond Row: Debbi Lucas and Dondra Traylor. Third Row: Cathy Pickett. Nancy Pechal and Toni Bauer. Fourth Row: Stephanie Ballentine. Paula Sanchez. Kelly Coble, and Irma Sorrell. Fifth Row: Susan Dallas. Ann Frazier. Roslyn Royster. Jeanna Benoy. and Fara Moore. Mr. Burns and his daughter march with the hand during the Band Day Parade. CHS Color Guards: First Row: Skyla Mulholland. and i.adonna Benard. Second Row: Teresa Dave Rockefeller directs the Band Mangum. Melinda Bryant and Cecilia Allen. during a football game. 73 Sue Carpenter and Alan Overton express awe as they work on Echo. Jeanna Benoy and Roslyn Royster check their financial standings. Joanna Dalton and Terri Toth (Editors) prepare Echo copy. Dawn Lane sells an Echo to Ronald McDougald. Pat Gilchrist. Cleo Smith, and Betsy Clifton. Students Express Themselves Through works Molly Petty and Terri Toth prepare students works for the literary magazine. Mrs. Crook aids Molly Petty in proofreading. The ECHO staff was responsible for editing the school newspaper. Before the actual writing for the ECHO began, the staff members had to become acquainted with feature writing, editorial writing, interviewing and copy reading. After the stories were written and copyread for mistakes, and when the work was completed, the staff then sent their product to the publisher to be printed. The Literary Club, like the ECHO staff, edited a school publication this year. The Liter- ary Club published the Literary Magazine. This Consisted of collections of stories, poems, essays, and drawings which CHS students had created. 75 Steve Jones and Tom Flebotte converse on the literary magazine. YRAC Staff: Row One: Cathy Meglaughlin. Tonya Cottrell. Cheryl Ivey. Connie Moore. Baroie Felty. Debbie Woodard. Angela Frazier. Ron 'Hampton. Jimmy Mills. Mrs. O'Keeffe. Teresa Oliver. Suzanne Kdwards. Steve SheIIberg, Sharon Henderson. Sue Ryan. Kay Kastleberg. Debbie Lang, and Pat Benton. Sec- ond Row: Beth Setlift. Jan Turner. Teresa Mangunt. Pat Winslow, and Steve Jones. Third Row: Jim Whiting. Don Varner. Jon Newsome, and John McLawhorn. Not pictured. Jim George. Connie Moore and Teresa Mangum work diligently copying names for index. Angela Frazier speedily types up copy for section heads. A yearbook increases the pride of all students in their school while providing a means through which students can look back and relive their high school days. YRAC staff members were divided into various groups according to their responsibility on the staff. Typists, copywriters, and photographers worked on each section, which was under the direction of sev- eral staff members. The busi- 76 Jon Newsome prepares to take much needed club shots. Pat Benton prepares to do an Extra- curriculum layout. ness staff guided the financial affairs of the multi-thousand dollar YRAC. The editors were responsible for insuring the successful completion of all phases of yearbook construction. Since the sale of YRACS supplied only a part of the needed funds, YRAC staff members also worked on several money-raising projects such as advertisement, doughnut, and Newspaper subscription sales. Beth Selliff studies Pat Winslow’s typing of the Senior Stats. Hard Workers Contribute to Success of YRAC ’72 Ron Hampton, Editor, proofreads copy for careless errors. Mrs. Marjorie O’Keeffe enjoys a cupcake at the YRAC picnic. Cheryl Ivey crops an important picture for a Curriculum layout. Editor Jimmy Mills slowly sorts senior J m George. Editor, explains the portraits. fundamentals of layouts to Sue Ryan. Teresa Oliver. Business Manager, and Susan West aid in student picture taking. Steve Jones and Cathy Meglaughlin study an Ad layout. N.C. Governor’s School Delegates: Jon Newsome. Drama: Buff Davis. Dance; Jim George. English; and Randy Dobo. Science.. CHS Students Exemplify National Merit Semi-Finalists: Randy Saxe, Pat Winslow. Tonya Dobo. Ward Hawes. Jim George. Tim and Ioanna Dalton. Outstanding Achievments Cottrell. FTA Countv Officers: Kathy Edwards. President: Sue Carpenter. Secretary; and Kathel Hargrave. Historian. DAR Good Citizen: Nancy McGinnis. 79 Many people enter a race and just think about finishing, or coming in second or third, but when you enter a race, look only for one thing: Run to win! — Vince Lombardi c 5 eu o P4 Cary Suffers Year of Varsity Football Team: First Row: Brian Nichols. Pat Hayes. Mike Fallon. Eddie Williams. Eddie Wodowski. Stacy Hooks. Linwood Hamilton. Floyd Thornbrough. Mike Brown. Second Row: Eddie Lineberger. 1971 was another year of frustrations and disappointments for the Cary Varsity Football Team. The team’s season record of two wins and eight losses was not a true indication of how determined the play of the team was. The season began with a fa- vorable 14-0 win over Apex, but three straight defeats which were decided in the closing minutes seemed to break the players’ spirit. As a result, they were demolished by Jordan 20-0 in the fifth game. Then, a stunning 15-8 victory over David I'lowc. Gordon Hamilton. Ray Reynolds. Chris Shull. Doug Jones. Bill Schwandt. Gary Norris. Glenn Coble. Steve Mochrie. Mike Ascheilman. Third Row: Malcolm Meyers. Mgr.. Dave Hardy. Gary Southern Durham gave the Imps an impetus to strive onward to close out the season in winning style. But again, injuries and bad breaks plagued the Imps and the season ended with five disheartening losses. Nevertheless, the players can be proud of their effort. They practiced hard together, cheered each other on during the games, and proved themselves to be good sports in the face of defeat. If these can be considered worthy characteristics, then this season can be considered a suc- cess. Mason. Cliff Holt. Jim Lloyd. Roger Whitley. Gary Blackley. Curtis Powell. Jim Ford. Keith Money. Gordon Hamilton crashes through to hit the Hillsborough quarterback. Jim Ford turns to receive a screen pass from quarterback Gary Blackley (14). Heartbreak and Despair The Cary defense stiffens as the Northern Durham offense begins a play Eddie Lineberger is hit from behind by a Garner defender. As a pregame ritual, the Imps show exuberating spirit and enthusiasm Gary Blackley is hit by a Hillsborough opponent as Cliff Holt ((55) watches. The scoreboard tells the story of the season as the team, dejected, watches themselves lose to Hillsborough. Individual Talent Displayed in Tackling a Garner ball carrier. Linwood Hamilton holds his opponent to a short gain. Jim Ford gets off a well executed Gary Blackley drops back to unleash a pass behind the blocking of Gary Mason Roger Whitley is brought down after (50) and Cliff Holt. intercepting an errant pass. � 4 Brian Nichols charges through the traditional spirit sign. Disappointing Season for Imps punt in the Hillsborough game Pursued by a Hillsborough defender. Curtis Powell breaks loose on a long run. Jim Ford turns the corner as a Hillsborough defender misses a tackle. 85 JV Football Team: First Row: Blair Tyson. Stewart Starr. Second Row: Chuck LcGrand. Preston Mayo. Connie Oatfield. Gregg Mark Tanner. Calvin Baker. Tony Butler. Ronnie Botts. Tim Kennedy. John Criner. Robinson. La’rry King. Willie Hcurth. Mgr. Charles Williams. Milton Battle. Mike Coats. Kurt Gaertner. Ted Williams’. George Comer. Junior Imps Capture Conference Crown Ted Williams is brought down from behind while Milton Battle (32) looks on. and Tony Butler (43) continues to block. Milton Battle turns to receive a TD pass against Roxboro. An exciting and successful Junior Varsity Football Team displayed outstanding talent and determination this year. With a record of seven wins and one loss, the JV’s captured the Conference title in a rough District III 3A conference. Beginning the season with a bright outlook, the Baby Imps upset Northern Durham 14-6 and then followed with two successive victories over Chapel Hill and Hillsborough. Then a rainy game at Jordan dampened the teams chances for a perfect season, as they dropped the game by the score of 8-6. Getting back on the winning road the Imps downed the next four opponents handily, the last two being Roxboro and Garner which they beat by the scores of 19-0 and 33-6. Before those games, those teams had been involved in a three way tie for first place: but the victories left no doubt who the conference champion was. When victories become a habit of a team, a team of champions is definitely the result. This is the type of team that the Cary Junior Varsity was throughout the season. 81� Jimmy Allgood wrestles down a Chapel Hill runner as Mark Tanner (23). Donnie Oatfield (60). and Calvin Baker (40) rush to give assistance. Chuck LeGrand (73) prepares to fall on a Chapel Hill fumble as Mark Tanner (23) and Donnie Oatfield (60) close in. Placekicker Charles Williams boots an extra point as Ted Williams holds. Running around the end behind Cary blockers. Milton Battle (32) turns the corner fora long gain against Chapel Hill. Mark Tanner (23) and Tony Butler prepare to bring down a Roxboro runner. 87 Cross Country Team: First Row: Kenny Lopp, Michael Davis. Tom Jeffries. Mark Gavlord. Johnny Young. Raymond Wickham. Bill Fulcher. Second Row: Jeff Mason. Russell Davis. Doug Caruolo. Scott Smith. Mark Fincham. Bill Stiles. Greg Harris. A grim and determined Johnny Young paces himself toward the finish line. Coach Kelly Leads Cross Country Mark Gaylord crosses the finish line with a new course record, while one of Cary’s anxious admirers watches. a� Tom Jeffries receives his placing stick as he crosses the line for a third place finish at Cary's new course. Runners to Successful Season A group of Cary distance runners enjoy a moment of relaxation before an important meet. Mark Fincham comes to end of the line in the State meet at Duke Univ. Cary’s Cross Country team enjoyed another banner year. They defeated opponent after opponent and very seldom ran into the face of defeat. Led by Mark Gaylord, the harriers got the season off to a good start and suffered no regu- lar season defeats. After a disappointing eleventh place finish in the Halifax County, Va. Invitational meet, they handily won the conference meet. Next the team finished a proud sec- ond in the Eastern Sectionals. Then at the state meet at Duke Univ., the Imps finished fourth, thus concluding a satisfying and rewarding season. The backbone of the distance runners were the seniors, but underclassmen showed much promise for the future. These underclassmen will give Coach Tom Kelly a nucleus to work with next year, and hopefully Cary will again be a top state title contender. 81) Varsity Basketball Team: First Row: Jeff Mason. David Moore. Doug Jones. Mike Dombrowski. Gordon Hamilton. Eddie Lineberger. Jeff Gruber. Charles Davis. Mgr. Second Row: Victor Hall. Mgr.. Steve ( km) cl rum. Mike Brown. Sammy Jackson. Doug Register. David Greene. Howard Pickett. Mike Franklin. Coach Charles Maidon. Cary’s Hopes Dashed in District Finals Coach Charles Maidon discusses strategy at a time-out. David Moore slips in for an easy two points on his way toward becoming the team’s leading scorer. 90 Mike Brown fires from the corner against Webb. The green clad Imps throw up a stiff defense against Roxboro. Contrary to pre-season forecasts, the CHS basketball team posted a very strong third place in the conference. The Imps ripped off five straight victories at the beginning of the season, but a vulnerability to pressing defenses dragged the Imps record to 8-3 at midseason. After three straight losses after midseason the Imps overcame the ball control problems and closed the season with five victories in the next six contests, thus earning a spot in the District playoffs. The Imps then took Vance 51- 48 in the first round and Roxboro 49-39 in the semifinal to face Garner in the finals. The cross-town rivals won with a 36- 30 margin. The season was an uphill battle against taller teams, and lady luck , but the Imps pulled through with a fine 15-8 record. Mike Franklin gets a snow bird against Garner. tuff Gruber pushes one up from the laselinc. Doug Register drives for two points in the Chapel Hill game. Individual and Team Hustle Mike Brown fakes out a tight Garner defense to get off a baseline jumper. Gordon Hamilton fires a jumper as Jeff Gruber moves in for a possible rebound. Doug Register pumps from 15 feet against Roxboro as his teammates move towards the basket. Doug Register looks for an outlet pass as Jeff Gruber makes a move for the basket Mike Brown closes around a rebound Provides Stirring Victories Howard Pickett looks craftily for a teammate under the basket. Firing from the corner. Jeff Gruber's soft touch baffles two Roxboro defend- ers. Jeff Gruber finds the going rough as he battles a taller Garner forward for the rebound. Setting up the offense. Eddie Lineberger studies movement under the basket. as his Cary teammates look on. David Moore displays his usual shooting form on jumper from outside. Doug Register goes up for two points inside Garner’s sticky .one defense. 93 Junior Varsity Basketball Team: First Row: Calvin Baker. David Pendergraft. Bill Cooper. Kevin Miller. Alan Joyner. Mark Tanner. Sec- ond Row: Don Staley, coach. Jeff Mitchell. Jimmv Allgood. Ray Sparrow. Chuck Bryant. Greg Harris. Brian Nichols. Baby Imps Display Promise Kevin Miller (33). Ray Sparrow (25). and Calvin Baker walch as a Cary Imj) shot hangs in the air. The basketball program at CHS took on a promising outlook for the future as the Junior Imps proved themselves to be a talented and winning team. The Baby Imps opened the season with three consecutive wins, before their first defeat against a taller Chapel Hill team. After downing a tough Hillsborough team, the Imps smashed cross-town rival Garner 73-42. The Imps posted four wins in the next seven games, before going into a three game losing streak. Snapping out of their dilemma, the Imps finished out the season in victorious style. This team should add much to the future success of Cary’s basketball program. They posted the winningest record in recent years for a CHS J.V. team. Polishing their skills for varsity careers, the team members acquired skills that will prove to be invaluable in future years. Kevin Miller shoots a jumper over a Webb defender. 94 Kevin Miller scores an easy layup against Chapel Hill. Chuck Bryant attempts a jump shot over the out-stretched arms of an Oxford defender. for Future in Winning Season Cary players scramble for the rebound against Roxboro. Jeff Mitchell dishes off a pass as a confused Garner defender looks on. David Pendergraft jumps fora possible two points in the Oxford game. Brian Nichols drives in for a lay-up against Chapel Hill. All eyes are on the ball as Greg Harris (51) waits for a possible rebound. 95 Grapplers Enjoy Another Winning Wrestling Team: First Row: Wolfi Wendlandt. Ken Andrews. Phillip .Vlann. Cliff Holt. Holt Watts, Steve Wilson. Second Row: Gary Jones. Steve Wilson attempts to bring his Northern opponent to the mat. 96 Steve Shellberg. Bill Fulcher. Donnie Lewis. Arnold. Fourth Row: Roy Handy, Steve Riddle Richard Lewis. Third Row: Eric Rawls, Jim Mgr.. Ronnie Rhodes. Scott Smith. Preston Lamson. Arthur Brown. Stewart Starr. Craig Mayo. Working for a pin. Ken Andrews tries to bring a Northern wrestler into a flat position. Despite being considerably outweighed. Cliff Holt skillfully executes a figure-four ride. Season Under Coach Brawley With a determinedness that makes him an undefeated tries to pin a Northern opponent. Steve Shellberg crossfaces his opponent as he tries to work him back on the mat Phillip Mann earns another six points as he pins a Northern wrestler. The referee signifies another win for an exhausted, but triumphant Cliff Holt. The CHS grapplers enjoyed another year of success. Led by experienced seniors and several talented underclassmen, the imps posted a seasonal record of ten wins and three losses. The season was opened with a rousing 39-32 victory over Govenor Mo rehead, but next a tough Sanford team downed the Imps 37-31. The Imps won their next two outings with Roxboro, but also dropped two heartbrakers to Broughton and Sanford to even their record at three wins and three losses. The Imps then recovered closing out the season with eight straight wins to finish undefeated, in the conference. The wrestlers then finished only second in the conference tournament, and then several wrestlers went on and competed in the regional tournaments. By hard practice and determined efforts, each member of the team showed in- dividual and team pride by continuing in the victorious tradition of CHS wrestling teams. 97 Steve Wilson calculates his next move as he returns to a referee's position. Coach Brawley and co-captain Philip Mann view a match, as Jim Lamson re- covers from his earlier victory. A Northern wrestler grimaces in pain as Wolfi Wendlandt forces him into a pinning combination. Jim Lamson attempts to roll his oppo- nent onto his back. Individual and Team Effort The Cary Wrestling Team intently watches the action on the mats. After scoring three points for a rear-fall. Jim Lamson tries to pin a Northern wres- Cliff Holt positions himself as he tier. works for a takedown. Phil Wolfe demonstrates complete control over his Northern opponent. CHS Athletics Expand to Soccer: First Row: Steve Wilson. Phillip Adams. Roy Handy. Jimmy Lamson. Sieve Huffstetler, Robert Sandlin. CraigTabler, Mike Spillane. Brian White. Graylon Pippin. Mike Carruthers. Second Row: Stan Johnson. Hric Rawls. Phillip Byrd. John McLawhorn. John Johnny Womack (30) turns in pursuit of ball after an unsuccessful goal attempt. Two new sports added to the CHS athletic program this year were Soccer and Tennis. Al- though inexperienced, both teams laid the foundation for future success in these sports. This year’s soccer team won only two matches against five defeats, but the losses came at the hands of opponents whose soccer team’s program had been in existence for several years. Mason, Sandy Arnold. Jim George. Gary Carullo. Steve Slade, Craig Arnold. Johnny Womack. The two victories were both 1-0 thrillers over Garner and Ravenscroft. The tennis team expanded to include both boys and girls. The girls won two matches against Roxboro in the fall. The boys, as well as the girls, were scheduled mostly for spring matches, where a talented crop of underclassmen brightened the sports outlook for future years. Include Soccer and Tennis Raleigh City Junior Champ Donna Cooper smashes a return against Roxboro. as partner Nancy McGinnis backs her up. No. l seeded Cathy Bond returns a Roxboro volley at MacCregor Downs. Larry King works on improving his service. No. 1 seeded David Streng practices his form. Carol Fincher prepares to serve to her Roxboro opponent. Carol Heaton returns a volley in practice at MacGregor Downs. 101 Golf and Baseball Close Out Successful Golf Team: Left to Right: Tim Garrett. Vance Craig. Brian Nichols. Victor Hall, David Summers. Larry Mikul. Bill Cooper. Hoafner. Jim Ford. Miko Dombroxvski. Tomm (ackson. Alan Cox. Bobby Morris. Steve The CHS golf team this year was characterized by inexperi- enced newcomers. It was a uphill battle in which ther were some upsetting defeat and some triumphant victorie in an expanded conference. Cary was represented in each match by five men who quali- fied from the team as a whole. These players were picked from the team in qualification rounds played at Pine Hollow Golf Course each week. The matches were played at courses near the home school every year. Golf is more of an individual effort for every man. Vance Heafner, Cary’s top medalist proved himself capable by becoming a well known golfer throughout the state. The team was composed of underclassmen who show much promise for the future. Even though the CHS golf team had a somewhat disappointing season. There was still a formidable nucleus of underclassmen which will lead the team in coming years. Vance Heafner. one of Iho slate’s leading golfers, pushes in a put! at MacGregor Downs Golf Club. 102 Athletic Program at CHS Baseball Team: First Row: James Fulghum. Steve Tripp, Tony Butler. Mark Stephenson. Jerry Ligglns. David Poole. Cordon Hamilton. Second Row: James Setzer. Mgr.. Bryant Alan Joyner. Ray Reynolds. Mark Tanner. Woodall. Bill Schwandt. Glen Coble. Gary Norris. Unwood Hamilton. David Greene. Bruce Stephenson. David Swinson. Steve Good rum. Alan Joyner lakes his outs during pre-season practice. Baseball at CHS was expected to improve considerably this year. With several of last year’s lettermen returning and a crop of talented underclassmen, the team faced an unusually tough schedule of non-conference op- ponents and the always difficult conference games. The team was fortunate this year in having one of the strongest pitching staffs in the conference. This outstanding group was composed of several lettermen, who were mostly underclassmen. In addition to this, Cary has a fine hitting and fielding team. Compared to previous seasons, the year was a success for Coach Staley’s Imps. With a very promising coalition of underclassmen, the outlook for future excellence of CHS base- ball teams should appear bright. Bryant Woodall, one of the confer- ence's top hurlers. demonstrates perfect pitcning form. 103 Track Team: First Row: Mark Gaylord. Cap- tain. Johnny Young. Captain. Eddie Williams. Captain. Second Row: Howard Pickett. Sammy Jackson. Mark Kirks. Steve Wilson. Tom Jeffries. Dave Rockefeller. Russ Davis. Jerry Gregory. Ken Andrews. Cliff Holt. Mike Franklin. Third Row: Sylvester Harrington. David Moore. Arthur Snearin. Blair Tyson. Joey Childs. Phil Tumipseed. Doug Murray. Doug Caruolo. Greg Harris. Raymond Wickum. Fourth Row: Jeff Mason. Jimmy Lloyd. Mike Spillane. Calvin Baker. Monte Hobson. Allan Overton. James Purcell. Mark Fincham. Kenny Lopp. Fifth Row: Alfred Scott. Preston Mayo. George Comer. Kirk Gaertner. Stewart Starr. Tim Kennedy. Kenny Rogerson. Eddie Lincberger. Team Success: The Result Johnny Young and Mark Gaylord pact; themselves as they prepare for an important meet. 104 Cliff Holt shows the form that made him one of the best shot putters in the confer- ence. Sprinter Monte Hobson fires out of the starting blocks at the Carolina Indoor track meet. of Individual Dedication David Moore, a consistently good jumper, sails over the bar in practice. Clearing the bar with room to spare, Mark Kirks practices for the first meet of the year. Long hours of diligent work- outs comprise the largest part of track. Each event in a meet is a brief, personal culmination for the dedicated athlete. Placing finishes in these events lead to the accumulation of team score points. Many points this year came from the distance runs, an area supported by a vigorous cross country program; however, the team also was strong in some of the other running events and in some of the field events. The season proved to be rewarding for the track team members. The seniors had provided valuable stability to the team, and the underclassmen had vastly matured and were already look- ing toward next spring. 10S CHS Trackmen Prepare for Another Hurdlers Kenny Rogerson and Eddie Williams demonstrate perfect form and timing. jerry Gregory watches intently as Coach Kelly gives him a pointer. Prior to a meet. Eddie Lineberger practices his broad jump for distance. Sylvester Harrington hands off the baton to Ken Andrews as they run an 880 relay to prepare for the upcoming meet. 0g Mike Franklin watches Sammy Jackson release the discus. 107 Steve Wilson clears the bar attempting a greater height. Scoreboard VARSITY FOOTBALL JUNIOR VARSTTY FOOTBALL Apex 14 - 6 Northern Durham 14 - 6 Northern Durham 18 - 20 Chapel Hill 7- 6 Chapel Hill 13-25 Hillsborough 6- 0 Hillsborough 7- 8 Jordan 6- 8 Jordan 0-20 Southern Durham 32 - 8 Southern Durham 15 - 8 Henderson 26- 0 Henderson 12 - 14 Oxford 27 - 0 Oxford 0 - 6 Roxboro 19- 0 Roxboro 0-20 Garner 33 - 6 Garner 3- 7 CROSS COUNTRY Cary 17 SSS High School 45 Jordan 70 Cary 23 Broughton Pinecrest Garner 51 69 83 Henderson Halifax County, Va. Inv. 11th of 23 80 Cary 15 Chapel Hill 67 Conference: District II1-3A Southern 67 Cary 28 Chapel Hill 57 Durham Hillside 101 Oxford 87 Cary 23 71st 34 Northern 110 Garner 91 Southern 148 Hillsborough 100 Person 150 Can' 19 Northern 64 Jordan 172 Jordan 70 Vance 105 Henderson 80 Orange 221 Cary 19 Northern 64 Garner 226 CROSS COUNTRY STATE MEET Grimsley Ben Smith 71st Cary Grimsley Can' 71st Ben Smith Eastern Sectionals SOCCER Cary 0 Chapel Hill 7 Cary 2 Enloe 4 Cary 0 Enloe 2 Cary 1 Chapel Hill 5 Cary 1 Garner 0 Cary 1 Wake Christian Academy 0 Cary 1 Ravenscroft 6 WRESTLING Cary 39 Governor Morehead 22 Cary 31 Sanford Central 37 Cary 45 Roxboro 27 Cary 30 Broughton 39 Cary 43 Roxoooro 19 Can' 30 Sanford Central 33 Cary 45 Garner 18 Cary .45 Northern Durham 18 Cary 39 Southern Durham 30 Cary 33 Governor Morehead 18 Can 42 Garner 12 Cary 33 Northern Durham 24 Cary 48 Southern Durham 28 VARSITY BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY Milbrook Roxboro Chapel Hill Orange Garner Vance Southern Jordan Oxford Northern Chapel Hill Hillsborough Garner Roxboro Henderson Southern Jordan Oxford Northern Vance Roxboro Garner District Tournament 57-37 Milbrook 52-46 43-35 Milbrook 50-46 61-60 Roxboro 61-60 60-56 Chapel Hill 40-59 75-55 Hillsborough 60-56 38-34 Garner 73-42 46-56 Henderson 43-50 43-42 Southern 58-51 62-53 Jordan 43-50 59-49 Oxford 50-43 52-59 Northern 50-38 52-44 Chapel Hill 69-73 46-47 Hillsborough 61-50 45-40 G.arner 61-62 32-31 Roxboro 35-50 66-56 Henderson. 52-57 49-44 Southern 70-52 40-42 Jordan 70-71 62-42 Oxford 54-52 Northern 61-60 51-48 Roxboro 38-46 49-39 30-36 BASEBALL March 14 Cary at Milbrook March 17 Cary at Northern TRACK March 12 Car - at Broughton March 24 Car)' at Chapel Hill March 10 Garner March 28 Car)' at Southern Milbrook March 31 Garner at Cary March 17 Hillside .. April 7 Jordan at Cary Enloe April 8 Cary at Cheraw Sanderson April 11 April 14 April 15 April 18 April 21 April 25 April 28 May 2 May 5 Cary at Garner Oxford at Cary Broughton at Cary Cary at Jordan Orange at Cary Southern at Cary Chapel Hill at Cary Vance at Cary Cary at Roxboro March 23 March 27 March 29 April 5 April 8 April 13 Garner Vance Person Chapel Hill Jordan Webb Orange Mid-South Relays Chapel Hill Southern GOLF April 15 April 20 Duke Durham Relay Northern March 10 At Car)' Webb Garner March 17 At Durham High April 22 Person Inviational March 24 At Garner April 27 Conference Meet March 28 At Roxboro May 5 Sectional Meet April 7 At Chapel Hill May 12 Regional Meet April 14 April 21 At Car)' At Durham Hillside May 18 State Meet April 28 May 5 At Chapel Hill At Roxboro X en w x cn r1 n Adapting to a new school was not very easy, as a very large class of Sophomores learned this year. Despite overcrowding and confusion, all of the first year was not bad for them. They did an excellent job of selling candy with the entire class par- ticipating in this endeavor. In the strong class rivalry at CHS, the Sophomores proved themselves by demonstrating their spirit during School Spirit Week. Enthusiasm compensated for inexperience, and the Soph- omores won second place for their decoration of B building to the theme of The Second Trojan War”. Having been led by competent officers and supported by pride in their class, the Sophomores proved that they were beginning their high school careers in a successful manner. Truly the Class of 74 will add much to the quality of Cary High School. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: left to right, sitting. Peggy Clark. Treasurer: Ted Williams. President: James Beckwith. Secondary Vice-President: Standing: Anne Arnold. Secretary: Denise Cousino. Sergeant-at-Anns: Mike Smith. Primary Vice-President. Officers Create New Class Spirit Andy Adams Deborah Adams Gloria Adams Phillip Adams Steve Albritton Steve Alexander Angela Allen Darlene Allen Jimmy Allgood Vina Amin Robin Amory Rickie Armentrout Anne Arnold Craig Arnold Roger Asbill Donna Atkins Judy Atkins Cindy Austin Cynthia Avent Jessica Bailey Ricky Bailey' Calvin Baker Susan Baldridge Mark Ballance 112 Russ Ballard Susan Barbee Iris Barden Barbara Bass Sharon Batey Milton Battle Terry Beagle Steve Beard James Beckwith Gregory Bell David Bensen Rebecca Benton Robin Benton Ronald Berry JoAnn Berube Jeff Bibbv Robert Blackburn Kenny Blake Ronnie Bolton Cathy Bond Chuck Booth Mark Bostick Francis Bouldcn Charles Boulden Brock Bowen Venessa Bowman Bradley Branch Mike Branson Carolyn Braswell Tad Braxton l Michael Breedlove Terry Brennan Jerry Broad well Margaret Broadwell Mandy Broome Joni Broussard Author Brown Jeff Brown Rex Brown Chuck Bryant David Bunch Carla Bunn Dennis Burt Phillip Byrd Buddv Caddell Beverly Cain Walter Calvin Debbie Cannady 113 Susan Cardon Donald Carrington Cindy Carroll Connie Jo Carroll Gary Caruolo Susan Casper Chip Chase Joey Childs Peggy Clark Betsy Clifton Mike Coats Joey Coble Kelly Coble Carolyn Cofield JV Cheerleaders Add Enjoying a break in the action, the baby Imp George Comer Joan Comer Mike Cook Bill Cooper Robert Gordie Denisp Cousino Alan Cox Dianne Cox Jane Craven John Crincr Bryan Crook Ann Culbertson Ann Curtis Barry Dalton Rodney Daniel Kenneth Davis Denise Davis Kathy Denton 114 Vitality to Games cheerleaders have a moment for laughter and relaxation. Wayne Dewar Janet Dickens Vivian Dixon Carole Kdcerton Suzane Howards Sherrie Ellis Deborah Estes Julian Faulk Horace Farrar Deirdrc Farrell Barbie Felly Frances Ferrell Carole Fincher Leigh Flowers Claire Fountain Michael Franks Bill Fulcher Susan Fulford Debra Fulghum Kurt Gaertncr Lynn Garmon Donna Garner Beth Gasperson Susan Gatwood Tony Gay Cheryl Geiersbach Chip Gentry Linda Gibb’s Pat Gilchrist Michael Glenn Barbara Godbold Larry Godbold 115 Jackie Goddard Don Goodwin Charles Graham Jewell Graham Wayne Greene Jimmy Grimes Jeff Gruber Jimmy Mafer Lonnie Hall Martha Hamilton Raymond Hardin Sallie Hargrave Diane Harrington Greg Harris Karen Harris Teresa Harris Karen Hartung Pam Hartung Brenda Harvey Rebecca Hatley Carol Heaton Andrea Hendershott Brenda Henderson Sharon Henderson Darlene Henson Sharon Hicks Susan Higgins Robert HuT Jackie Hinton Leonard Hinton Otis Hinton Andv Holland Linda Holt Lin Honeycutt Travis Hooker Brian Hombcck Garry llovis Joyce Hudgins William Huerth Steve Huffsteter Lee Hunt Mike Hunt David Husketh Susan Ingram Sandra Isaacs Hal Ivestcr Cindy Jackson David Jackson 116 ( I 7 S-7 h i Ted Jackson Ann- Jeffreys Gail Jcrnigan Jamie Johnson Richard Johnson Donnie Jones Felicia Jones Jack Jones Mike Jones Rildia Jones Ted Jones Vanessa Jones Jinny Jonson Richard Jordan James Justice Chippy Kennedy Tim Kennedy Kevin Kuhnel Coraleo Kiblcr Ann King Herbert King Lynne Knott Pat Krueger Mike l.amson Joseph Laster Dawn hawing Cl arose Leslie Richard Lewis Susan Lilienthal Mary Lipscomb Sophomores Active in Club Activities French Club Initiation gives Karen Harris. Julia Quick. Cindy Carroll, and Coralee Kibler a chance to display their talents to old club members. 117 ( i Class of ’74 Enlivens School Spirit Week Dawn Llovd Clyde l.ockley Edna Lockley Kerry Loizeaux Cindy Long Dcbbi Loosman Jay Luckwaldt Marguerite Lunsford Jo Lynn Kim Maclory Cliff MacManus Melea Madden Rebecca Madren Debbie Mantiply Mary Lu Markle Donald Marshall Randy Marshburn Amy Martin Kini Matthews Sam Matthews Preston Mayo Cindi McAdams Miles McCall Janet McClain Carl McConnell Ronald McDougal Megan McLaurin Gregg McLawhom Eric NlcLeod Beverly McNamara Brenda McSwain Paul Medlin Sophomores Cathy Bond. Pat Turner. Su ane Edwards. Sallie Hargrave, and Janet Dickens do their part in decorating B building during School Spirit Week. 118 Craig Melton Deborah Merritt Cynthia Miller Kevin Miller |anet Mills Hetty Minton Jeff Mitchell Jess Mitchell Jim Mitchell Beth Mooncyham Connie Moore Randall Moore Trent Moras Robert Morgan Bobby Morris Beverly Moss Debbie Murray Kenny Myers David Nance Larry Nealy Brian Nichols Jeanne Nissen Terry Nobles Darlene Nolan Dianne Norman Terry Norris Barbara Nugent Donald Oaliield Elaine Oleson Linda Padgett Peter Parks Beth Pearce Teeny Pecbal Debbie Peek David Pendergraft I-orraino Penny June Pentecost Billy Pierce Donna Pierce Gary Pierce Gray Ion Pippin Judy Pleasants Bobby Poole Linda Prince Robert Prince James Purcell Donna Puryear Gloria Queen 119 Julia Quick Druscie Kamev Duane Raver Carolyn Ray Vickie Ray Jimmy Rea Richard Reams Darlene Reese Deanna Resko Mary Rhodes Sophomores Like New A group of sophomore boys find time during lunch to release energies built up during classes. Karen Richard Gwendolyn Richardson Sally Richardson Fred Robbins Greg Robinson Brian Roebuck Gary Rogers Johnny Rouse Veronica Rued rich Ricky Rush Wanda Russ Kevin Russell Brenda Sallingur Angela Sanders Robert Sandlin Hleanor Sanford Judy Sauorbier Bcckv Sautter 120 Environment at CHS Tim School . Julio Schilawski Laurie Scholl Cherry Scoggins Alfred Scoll Kathy Sears Dale Self Judy Sepclak Marilyn Servas Jim Setzer Thomas Shaw Karen Shea Arthur Shearin Patrick Shell Rene Shull Chcstina Singletary Steve Slade Cloo Smith David Smith I antes Smith .inda Smith Mark Smith Michael Smith Roslyn Smith Scott Smith Beth Snipes Ray Sparrow Debby Sprague t 121 4 i Otis Sorrell Susan Stanley Julian Starr Don Stephenson Mark Stephenson Tony Stephenson Gail Stephenson Bruce Strickland Kicky Strickland Rita Sullivan Steve Summers Mark Tanner Betty Taylor Donna Taylor Diane Taylor Kicky Taylor Yvonne Terry' Barbara Thomas Sherrill Thompson Mike Thornbury David Tomlin Mark Toomcv Sherry Tovvler Steven Tripp James Trotter Patricia Turner Blair Tyson Bill Uzzell Pam Vance Franda Vaughn Robert Vinson Donna Waller Matthew Walters Maurice Ward Kathy Watkins Joy Watson Ansel Webb James Weber Mike White William White Raymond Wickham Arlene Wiggins Sabrina Willetts Barbara Williams Danny Williams Geraldine Williams Gloria Williams Johnny Williams 122 Phil Williams Scott Williams Steve Williams Ted Williams Man- Willis Mark Wilson Paul Winslow Susan Winstead Missy Winstead Hobby Witherington Gary Wood Linda Woodall Kay Woodlief Donald Wooten Buddy Wright Steve’Wrignt Stanley Young Mark Zambonc CHS Curriculum Exciting for Underclassmen Anne Arnold. Bruce Strickland. Robert Morgan. Becky Hayes, and Diane Cox find a moment of humor during a Biology class demonstration. 123 The junior year at CHS can be frustrating. In this transitional year, the Juniors were bombarded with a bewildering volley of tests. The first test taken was the PSAT-NMSQT, whose questions were even more perplexing than the title. The Class of 73 also took marathon mental maturity and achieve- ment tests. Some stout-hearted Juniors even took the SAT. Despite the confusion created by these tests, the Juniors had many successful projects. The traditional magazine sale exceeded all expectations, and thus the Juniors were able to fi- nance an excellent Junior- Senior Prom in the spring. The arrival of class rings also added to the spring excitement. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: from left to right. Lesa Lupo. Secretary: Sylvester Harrington. President: Henry Hufham, Sergeant-at-Arms: Angela Frazier, Trea- surer. Junior Officers Show Capable Leadership Tom Abernathy Mike Aeschliman Faye Albritton Cecilia Allen Nancy Anderson Victor Andrews Herbert Atkins Linda Baker Arthur Barnes Defy] Barnes Cheryl Battle Doug Bcamer Melissa Beck Becky Bell Janice Bell 124 Jill Belsan Kathy Benthall Pat Benton l.adonna Bernard Richard Bloom Rosemary Bobbitt Ronnie Bond Ron Botts Donita Bowers Julie Bowling Marva Brackett Mark Bradley Dave Brainard Everette Branch David Brannan Dianne Bray Tommy Bridges Debbie Broad well Teresa Brock Marian Brooks Mike Brown David Buckner Alan Bunn Wesley Burdge Sandy Burns Virginia Burt Randolph Burwell Tony Butler Jane Campbell Mike Canup 125 Hubert Carrington John Carroll Wanda Carroll Dvid Carter Sandra Carter Doug Caruolo Lynn Causey Cristy Chaniblee Cindy Chaniblee Debbie Clark David Clarke Robin Coker Susan Combs Eddie Conen Catherine Cortina Sherry Cox Bryan Craddock Tommy Craig Johnny Creech Barbara Crissman Harold Groom Mary Curtis Susan Dallas Connie Davenport Rainbow Signifies The rainbow displayed on E building showed Junior 120 Audrey Davis Buff Davis Charles Davis Donna Davis Mark Davis Michael Davis Paul Davis Pam Davis Mary Davison Sarah Dean Phillip Denning Steve Denning Bonnie Dennis Keith Dickens Lee Dickens Darry Dismukes Mike Dombrowski Arlcv Dugger Jeff Duncan Barbara Dunphy June Durham Tom Eadie Bonnie Eason Sandy Eastcrbrooks 127 Warren Eaton Steve Edgerton Herbert Evans Dennis Ewald Gail Fairbetter Susan Ferrell Mark Fincham David Flowe Donna Fogus |oy Foltz Robin Forbes Angela Frazier James Fulghunv Alan Furno Neal Galloway Jim Gallup Deborah Garner Sue Georgia Kay Globig Joe Godwin Steve Good rum Cathy Goodwin Judy Goodwin Connie Goss Becky Gouge Monica Graham Rusty Gray David Greene Ikie Griffin Gerald Grimes 128 Class Rings: Zenith of Junior Year (l i� ' V'- - ft (AXrA ltC CA, 2 OjCaL (Cmt «, 1 ) A variety of colors and styles were shown for the selection of class rings. Pam Grissom Barbara Hafer Cathy Haithcock Kenneth Hall Man- Hall Victor Hall Sally Ham Gordon Hamilton Jamie Hamilton Linwood Hamilton Donna Hammer Arlene Handon Mary Handon Rov Handy Kathcl Hargrave Sylvester Ifarrington Jean Harward Lynn Hasley Janice Hayes Pat Haves Lynn Hester 129 Jennifer Hicks Dave Hincsley Monte Hobson Ann Hoff Sue Holder Debbie Honeycutt Stacy Hooks' Charlene Huffaker Henry Hufhain Kent Iverson Pam Jersey Glenn Johnson Mary Johnson Sue Johnson Doug Jones Lively Cheerleaders Incite School Spirit Freda Jones Gary Jones Jackie Jones Mary Jo Jones Ricky Jones Teresa Jones Sue Holder enlivens halftime by throwing her share of footballs to the crowd. 130 C'.arla Jordan Alan Joyner Kitty Rabat Kevin Kern Meg Kiernan Donald King Frank King Gary King Larry King George Kirby Kathy Kuhnel jimmy Lamson Debbie Lang Janet Lavender Sharon Laws Barbara l.cach Chuck LeGrand I homas Lennon Allistine Leslie Debbie Lewis Donald Lewis Jerry- Liggins Mvla Lilly Eddie LineberRer Jimmy Locklcy Kathv l-oizeaux Debbie Long Denny I-opp Sandra Lowry Debbie Lucas 131 I.esa Lupo Unda Lyons Patricia Lyons Stewart Mallard Reid Maness liinmy Mann Karen Markle Diane Marshburn Jeff Mason Deborah Matthews Pain Matthews Dickie Maynard Ora McDonald Denise McDonald Shelia McDonald Carl McGhee Rhonda McGhee Wayne McLainb Julia Merritt Tanya Met tier Larry' Mikul Lvnn Miller Hilly Minton Steve Mochrie Keith Money Eddie Moore Kara Moore Preston Moore Robin Morgan Susan Munn 132 Joan Musio Doug Murray Mona Mvers Daniel Nagle Steve Nichols Carrie Norris Michael Norton Donna Otto Allan Overton Patti Padgett Larry Pardue Debra Peacock Nancy Pechal Cathy Pickett Gregg Pollard Junior Council Participates in Band Day The Junior Council was well represented in the Cary Band Day parade. 133 Terri Poison Donna Poole Sherry Pope Jeff Porter Judy Powell Delvin Raley Becky Ramheau Eric Pawls Laraia Register Ray Reynolds Diana Rhodes Ronnie Rhodes Steve Riddle Elaine Robbins Gary Robbins Kenny Rogcrson Richard Romano Richard Rouse Robert Rouse Vickie Ryals Paula Sanchez Doug Sauls Sally Scaringelli Mary Schroeder Donald Sooggins Betty Sue Self Mark Shamblin Steve Shellburg Terenna Shuler Astrid Sieurin 134 English Proves to be Difficult and Puzzling Marty Silverwood Michael Silverwood Acquanctta Singletary Debbi Smith Joe Smith Patsy Smith Scott Smith Teresa Smith Eddie Sorrell Janet Sorrell Mike Spillane Gwen Spivey Peter Stenbiick Bill Stern Bill Stevenson English for Tony Butler and Steve Mochrie seemed to appear worse as the year progressed. Sharon Stevenson Billy Stines Kevin Stuart 135 Joanne Surratt Johnny Swaney David Swinson Craig Tabler Herman Tant Kim Taylor Terry Taylor Walt Teague Jackie Thcys Betsy Thomas I’am Thomas Floyd Thornbrough Claudia Thorpe Henry Tingler Mark Tucker Katy Turner Phil Turnipsecd Ronnie Upchurch Karen Vance Don Varner Margie Walker 136 Frank Waller Judy Waller Catherine Walters Earl Watson Amy Webb Twila Weeks Robin Wells Sharon Westerfield Allvce Wharton Janice Whelan David White Doug White Vera White Rose White Jim Whiting Jimmy Whitt Debbie Wiggs Gary Wilscr Pam Wilson Claudenc Winfrec Greg Wolfe Myra Womble Ann Wood Bryant Woodall David Woodall Rachel Woodall Vicki Woodard Robert Wright Carolyn Yates Ken Young 137 Senior Class Officers: Roslyn Royster. Vice-President; Phil Wolfe. Sergeant-at- Arms: Irma Sorrell. Treasurer: Teresa Mangum. Secretary; Nancy McGinnis. President. Prior to graduation, the Se- niors participated in various ac- tivities during the year. In the annual School Spirit Week. Seniors labored long hours on their first-place deco- ration of “D” building, the building in which the Class of 72 later placed the Senior Christmas Tree. In preparation for graduation, the Senior Class voted to have “We’ve Only Just Begun’’ as the class song, green and white as the colors, the white rose as the flower, and “Champion the right to be yourself . . as the class motto. The Class of 72 elected mascots in the spring to serve in graduation proceedings, thus leaving only practice to be completed prior to graduation. SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS Dorothy Baker Tom Kelly Marion Brown Annie McCoy Mary Crook Elaine Melson Anne Dennis Judy Perry JoAnn Hines Linda Sewell Carlee Jenkins Sue Tomlin CONNIE MARIE ADAMS PHYLLIS DARLENE ADAMS LAURA DAREN ALBRITTON BOBBIE I.OU ALFORD MARVIN EUGENE ALLEN. JR. 138 POLLY PAMELA ALLEN BONNIE LYNN AI.LSBROOK KEN WAYNE ANDREWS ON LEY E. ARNOLD BILLY |OE ASHE FLOYD E. ASHWORTH WILLIAM TIMOTHY AUSTIN JOSEPH JOHN BADALAMENTI. Ill ELSIE ELICA BAKER LEON BAKER ARTHUR RAY BALLENTINE “Champion the Right to Be Yourself” STEPHANIE EARLENE BALLENTINE LARRY DONELL BARBEE LENWOOD CECIL BARLOW. JR. MONA BATTEN Perfection Sought RUTH LINDA BOI.LINC MICHAEL WAYNE BOLTON Mr. Gentry sets a perfect pose for Mark Berube. MARK STEPHEN BOND WADE LITTLE BOSWELL FREDERICK JOSEPH BRANNAN JOSEPH WILLIAM BRASWELL in Senior Pictures MICHAEL LOUIS BROWN MELINDA COLE BRYANT BRENDA SUE BURDGE RALPH E. BURWELL JOHN HENRY CAMPBELL FLORENCE ANN CAUDLE PHILLIP WAYNE CAMPBELL LEDORA ANNETTE CARRINGTON PATRICIA DIANNE CARTER DANIEL KEITH CHANDLER ANDREW MCKINLEY CHAVIS REBECCA LEIGH CLARK RICHARD EARL COMPTON 141 GLEN ROUSE COBLE KIMBERLY ANN COLLINS VICTORIA ANN COLLINS TONYA JANE COTTRELL RALPH TERRY COX JAMES AUSTIN CROOK TERRY LYNN CROOM Homecoming Highlights Senior Year PATRICIA JEAN CRNKOVIC LESLIE I.YNN CRUMP KATHY KING CURTIS JOANNA DALTON MICHAEL LEE DANGER FIELD NIT A LOUISE DAVIS RUSSELL J. DAVIS 142 WAYNE EARL DASEN KIRK LAMAR DKLLINGER NANCY LEE DENNIS FRANKIE VALIE DILLARD JEANNIE SCOTT DIXON JOHN RANDOLPH DOBO DEBORAH ALLEN DUPREE CATHY LYNN DURBIN KATHRYN GAIL EDWARDS Sandra Hunter Teresa Hanqun is Irma Sorrell 1111-12 . Is Becky Clark Dondra Travlor j] Skvla Matter V) 143 Bruce Stephenson and Ricky Sessoms gaze delightfully over the Homecoming Court. English IV — Integral Part MICHAEL EDWARD FALLON MICHAEL A. FARLEY CHANDRA KAY FARRAR MELVIN LEMARR FARRAR EDRENA WILLETTE FARRAR 144 RICHARD CRAIG FAULK LINDA KAY FERRELL CONNIE DIANE FISH of Senior Curriculum JAMES EARI. FORI) PATRICIA ANN FORSHEE THOMAS MICHAEL FRANKLIN LYDIA ANN FRAZIER JAMES CHAPMAN FRENCH. Ill MARY KATHLEEN GARR1TY PHYLLIS ANN GAY THOMAS MARIN GAYI.ORI). JR. JAMES DALTON GEORGE. JR. SAMUEL WATSON GLOVER. JR. STEVEN DOUGLAS GLOVER LEIGH GOODRUM 145 NANCY LYNN GOTHARD KATHRYN ANN GRADY AUDREY LEE GREENE JERRY K. GREGORY KATHERINE ELIZABETH GRIFFIN JANICE GRIMSLEY GARLAND DOUGLAS GUESS RONALD WADE HAMPTON SHERYL BERNICE HALL BILLIE RAE HARDIN DAVID LEE HARDY PHILIP FLOYD HARE Seniors Provide CONNIE FAYE HARRIS STEVEN THOMAS HARRIS SUSAN EILEEN HARRIS DARNELL HARVEY Football captain, Roger Whitley, thanks all students for their enthusiastic support during the football season. 140 WILLIAM MICKS DANIEL MILLIARD WARDLOW HAWES CLAYTON VANCE HEAFXER SHARON ROSE MOCKADAY CAROLYN SUE HOLI.EMAN MICHELLE ANN HOLMES PAMELA JO HOLMES Nucleus for School Spirit SARA JEINT HORTON ROBERT EUGENE HUDGINS. JR. CAROLYN DIANA HUMPHRIES MARY ANNE ICENHOUR 147 Diligence Characterizes CHERYL JEAN IVEY SAMUEL JEROME JACKSON JANET LANE JEFFREYS THOMAS ANDERSON JEFFRIES. II WANDA SUE JEFFREYS DAVID SEXTON JOHNSON MARY FRANCES JOHNSON STANLEY RAY JOHNSON ARTHUR FARVIN JONES PAMELA CONSTANCE JONES MIKE JONES STEPHEN COURTNEY JONES WILFRED LEE JOYNER FELIX SHER ROW KERR 148 JALAI. KHORSAND Study at CHS Seniors enjoy the new furniture in the student lounge. JAMES PATRICK LENNON 149 DANNY JOE KING MARY KATHERINE KING JANET WILSON LANE MICHAEL RAY LAWRENCE BETSY GORE LAWSON JAMES B. LLOYD MARY ELIZABETH LOCKLEY HOWARD LEE LESLIE MICHAEL GEORGE LYMAN Senior Class Pride Marty Allen relaxes as Betsy Pentecost adjusts letters for the Senior Building. TERESA LYNN MANGUM PHILIP MANN JOSEPH MARKI.E. Ill DALE RODNEY MARSH JOHN WINSTON .MASON WILLIAM GARLAND MASON. JR. 150 RUBY JOYCE MATHEWS RITA JACQUELINE MAYO DEBORAH FARRAR MASSES’BURG JAMI BRUCE MASTERTON Dominates School Spirit Week MARCELLOUS MCCLOUD COLLEEN DENISE MCDONALD FRANCES HOLLIFIELD MCDOWELL KRISTIAN WYOLENE MCFEE NANCY MCMANAWAY TAMARA VERNTTA MCNEIL CATHERINE M. MEGLAUGHLIN 151 JAMES O’NEAL MILLS Seniors Acquire Skills LARKY CARNELL MOORE 152 SKYLA BRUT MCI.HOLLAND CATHY N1SSEN MURPHY MALCOM BRUCE MYERS Necessary for College MARIE NAGLE MARY C. NELIGAN JOHN WILBUR NEWSOME. JR. GARY WAYNE NORRIS NANCY I.YNN OG BURN PAMELA MARIE OVERTON TERESA JOY OLIVER JOHN ROBERT PACE EUGENE I)ARI)EN PAIT EUGENE FORREST PARDUE WILLIAM DOUGLAS PARKER MICHAEL EVAN PEARCE HOWARD GLENN PENNY 153 ROBERT VERNAN PEARCE. JR. FRANK DONALD PECHAL SANDRA HUNTER PENNINGTON BETSY LYNNE PENTECOST Christmas Seniors Skyla Mulholland, Gary Norris, Nancy Gothard. Jimmy French. Ron Hampton, and Jeanna Benoy show their yultide spirit decorating the Christmas Tree in D building. RACHEL MARIE PERRY 154 JUDITH ANN PETRIE MOLLY ANN PETTY JAMES REDMOND PEYTON. JR. SHIRLEY ANN PEYTON MICH E AI. PHILLIPS JOSEPH BRYANT PHIPPS HOWARD CLIFTON PICKETT Holidays Bring Spirit to Seniors KAREN FAYE PLEASANTS EVELYN LORRAINE PRINCE BRENDA JOYCE RAIF ROBERT S. RATLIFF KATHLEEN DEANNE REECE GEORGE DOUGLAS REGISTER JOE REYNOLDS GORDON HOWARD REOPELI.E DEBRA CHRISTINE RESKE 155 KAY REYNOLDS SUSAN DIANNE RICE DAVID RICHARD ROCKEFELLER PHYLISS ANN ROLLINS RICHARD BENTON ROOD LINDSAY MILES ROSEBROCK ROSLYN RENEE ROYSTER BOYD THOMAS RUSH Seniors Use Extra JANET MARIE RUSSELL GREGG ANTHONY SANDERSON GEORGE WRIGHT SAULS TIMOTHY SAXE 156 JANET SCARINGELLI LAURA JEAN SCHILAWSKI WILLIAM MICHAEL SCHWANDT MICHAEL ANDREW SEPELAK RICHARD WALTER SESSOMS ELIZABETH P. SETLIFF JULIANA MARSHBURN SETTLE SUSAN MARIE SHREVE HARLAN CHRISTOPHER SHULL CRAIG SMITH Time for Recreation Brilliant Physics students engage in a tedious game of Bump-a-Puck. Delightful Skits Round BRADLEY ROBERTS STEELY DIANNA DEESTAMEY JAMES FRANKLIN STAMEY BRUCH WILLIAM STEPHENSON DEBRA LEE STERNER CATHY ANN STEVENS ROSS EDWARDS STITT DAVID JAMES STRENG DAVID LEE STRICKLAND JERRY ALAN STRICKLAND SUSAN ELIZABETH STRICKLAND DONNA ANN TAYLOR MARILYN SUE THOMAS 158 DIANA MARIE STU'ITS CYNTHIA LYNN TABLER t i I i Out Pep Rallies ‘ MARY LOU THOMAS RONALD LEWIS THOMPSON DAVID BEN|AMIN TRAVIS .. ELIZABETH TRAYLOR CLAUDE B. TYSON. Ill CAROL ANN TYSOR PAULA JEAN UPCHURCH SAMUEL HUGH UPCHURCH FLOYD RUFFIN VAUGHAN Irma Sorrell. Nancy Dennis, and Betsy Pentecost frolic to the song We Arc the Senior Girls! at a pep rally. PRISCILLA THOMPSON u JOYCE MARIE WALKER ROSANNE MARY WALTERS Senior editors. Stephanie Balientine and Susan West, search for Cheryl Estes’ Senior portraits. Cherished Senior EMMA JEAN WEATHERSPOON VVOLFIWENDLANDT MARY SUSAN WEST RONALD WHITE 1(H) STEVEN ADRIAN WILSON CYNTHIA A. WODOWSK1 I. AN DON BRUCE WINSTEAD ROGER I.. WHITLEY EDWARD LEE WILLIAMS. JR. MICHAEL JAMES WILTZIUS PATRICIA LEE WINSLOW Portraits Distributed VIVIAN ILEAN WILLIAMS EDWARD JOHN WODOWSKL II PHILLIP C. WOLFE JOHN THOMAS WOMACK JOHNNY GERALD YOUNG MADELINE KEITH ZACNY SHANA ANNE ZAMBONE 161 SHARON YVONNE WRIGHT Senior Statistics CONNIE MARIE ADAMS French Club 4; FBI.A 2.3.4: Jr.-Sr. Decora- lions Comm. 3: SCA 3. PHYLLIS DARLENE ADAMS Band 2.3: ICT 4. LAURA KAREN ALBRITTON Aviation 4; Lit. Club 3: SBHU 3: Spanish Club 2. BOBBIE LOU ALFORD Girl's Basketball 2: Bus Drivers 2.3.4: Chorus 2: DE Sec.. Treas.. and Delegate 4: Powder Puff 2. MARVIN EUGENE ALLEN. JR. ECHO 4: Varsity Football 3: FFA 3: Track 2 POLLY PAMELA ALLEN Attended Frederick Sasscer Sr. High 2: Band 2: Spanish Club 3. BONNIE LYNN ALLSBROOK Cary High 4. KENNETH WAYNE ANDREWS JV Football 2.3: Track 2.3.4: Wrestling 2.3.4. ONLEY ELMER ARNOLD. JR. Aviation 4; Band 2.3: JV Football 2: German Club 4: Library Ass't 4; Limelighters 2: Science Club 2.3.4: Vice-Pros. 4: Soccer 4. Co-Capt. 4. BILLY JOE ASHE Bus Driver 3: ICT 4. FLOYD EDWARD ASHWORTH ICT 3.4: VICA 2.3. JOSEPH JOHN BADALAMENTI. Ill Varsity Baseball 2.3.4: Jr.-Sr. Refreshment Comm’. 2: Library Ass't 4: Vicc-Prcs. 4: Soccer 2: VICA 3.4: Vice-Pres. 3. ELSIE ELICE BAKER HO 3.4: VICA 3.4. I rAV n • � rn 1NE iger 2: FFA I. ENTINE I A 2: |r.-Sr. ; 4: SBHU Chairman 3: Sr. Class 4; 4. F.E V. JR. ...... uiU 1UIV Chorus 3: FBLA 3.4: FHA 3.4: ICT 4: Jr. -Sr. Invitations 3. Decorations 3: Library Ass't 3: Newcomers Club 3: Pep Club 3: VICA 3.4. TONI DENISE BAUER Flag Girl 3.4: French Club 2; FBLA 3: Jr.-Sr. Entertainment Comm. 2: Pep Club 4. JEANNA LYNN BENOY Flag Girl 4: JV Cheerleader 2. Varsity 3: ECHO 4. Business Mgr.. Exchange Ed. 4: Powdcrpuff Football 2.3: FHA 4. Reporter 4: Jr.-Sr. Decorations Comm. 3. MARK BROOKS BERUBE FFA 4: Golf 4: Soccer 3: VICA 4. DONALD GRANT BITTING Aviation 3.4: Soccer 2.3. GARY WILSON BLACKLEY Varsity Baseball 2: ECHO 3: Varsity Football 2.3.4: FBLA 4: Jr.-Sr. Decorations Comm. 3: 162 Refreshments Comm. 3: Spanish Club 2: SCA 2. JACK LEONARD BLACKLEY ECHO 2.3.4: FBI.A 2: FT A 2: Guidance Ass't 2.3.4: Jr.-Sr. Decorations Comm. 3: Library Ass't 2: Pep Club 3: SBHU 2.3.4. RUTH LINDA BOLLING HO 4: Library Ass’t 4: VICA 4. MICHAEL WAYNE BOLTON Jr.-Sr. Decorations Comm. 3: Entertainment Comm. 3: Wrestling 2. MARK STEPHEN BOND ECHO 3: JV Football 2.3: FBLA 3.4. reporter 3. Pres. 4: ICT 4: Jr.-Sr. Entertainment Comm. 2. Decorations Comm. 3: Sr. Adviso- ry 4: SCA 2.1. WADE BOSWELL Soccer 2. FREDRICK JOSEPH BRANNON French Club 2.3. JOSEPH WILLIAM BRASWELL Band 2.3.4. Vice-Pres. 3.4. CHERI LEIGH BRIGGS Attended Governor Morehead School 2: Beta Club 2.3.4: Chorus 3: Limelighters 3: Spanish Club 3.4. SPANN ALAN BROCKMAN Attended Central Bucks East 2.3: Band 4; Limelighters 4. VICTORIA ELENA BROOKS Aviation 4: Bus Driver 2.3: Library Ass't 2. DARLA SUE BROWN COO 4: FHA 2: Office Ass't 2. MICHAEL LEWIS BROWN FCA 2.3.4: JV Football 2.3. Varsitv 4: Library Ass't 3.4. MELINDA COLE BRYANT Band 2.3.4. Treas. 3. Pres. 4. Color Guard 3.4: Beta Club 3.4: ICC 4: |r.-Sr. Invitations Comm. Co-Chair. 3: Science Club 4: Spanish Club 2.3: SCA 2. BRENDA SUEBURDGE Beta Club 3: K.T 4. RALPH BURWELL Bus Driver 4. JOHN HENRY CAMPBELL FFA 2.3: ICT 3.4. PHILLIP WAYNE CAMPBELL ICT 3.4: Wrestling 3. I.EDORA ANNETTE CARRINGTON FHA 2: HO 3.4: VICA 3.4. Parliamentarian 4. PATRICIA DIANNE CARTER COO 4: FHA 2.3.4: Pep Club 2: Science Club 2.4: SBHU 2.4. FLORENCE ANN CAUDLE Chorus 2.3: COO 4. DANIEL KEITH CHANDLER Attended Parkdale High 2: Band 3.4. ANDREW MCKINLEY CHAVIS Cary High 4. REBECCA LEIGH CLARK JV Cheerleader 2. Varsity 3.4. Head 4: FBLA 4: Jr.-Sr. Decorations Comm. 3: Spanish Club 3.4: SCA 4: Sec. 4: Latin 2: Homecoming Queen 4. RONALD EDWARD CLAY Bus Driver 3.4. GLENN ROSE COBLE Aviation 4: Baseball 3.4: FCA 3: Varsity Football 3.4. KIMBERLY ANN COLLINS Jr.-Sr. Decorations Comm. 3. VICTORIA ANN COLLINS Jr.-Sr. Decorations Comm. 3: Teacher's Ass't 4. RICHARD EARL COMPTON Golf 3.4: Limelighters 4: Spanish Club 2. KATHLEEN LINDAMOOD COOKE Powdcrpuff Football 3: French 2.3.4: FTA 3.4. Parliamentarian 4: Jr.-Sr. Invitation Comm. 3. Decorations Comm. 3: Library Ass't 4: Pep Club 3.4: Teacher's Ass't 3.4. DONALD WAYNE COOPER Cary High 2.3.4. DONNA JEAN COOPER Aviation 4: Girls' Basketball 2.3.4: Powdcrpuff Football 2: Tennis 3.4: Guidance Ass t 4; FTA 2.4: Jr.-Sr. Decorations Comm. 3. Entertainment comm. 3: FCA 4: SCA 2: SBHU 3.4: Spanish Club 2.3.4: Pep Club 4; Sec. 4: (k� lf 4: Sr. Advisory 4: Basketball Statistician 4: VICA 4. EDWARD DWIGHT COTTEN Attended Fuquay Varina 2.3: Bus Driver 4. TONYA JANE COTTRELL Attended Susquehanna Valley High 2: Beta 3.4: ECHO 3.4: Jr.-Sr. Decorations Comm. 3: Spanish Club 3.4. Sec. 4: YRAC 4. Copy 4. RALPH TERRY COX FFA 2.4. PATRICIA JEAN CRNKOVIC ECHO 3.4: Limelighters 3.4: Lit. Club 3.4: Newcomers Club 3.4: SBHU 3. JAMES AUSTIN CROOK Bus Drivers 4: Library Ass't 4. TERRY LYNN GROOM Girls's Basketball 2: Bus Driver 3.4; Chorus 2: Powdcrpuff Football 3: FBLA 3.4: FHA 2.3.4: Guidance Ass't 4: ICT 4: Jr.-Sr. Decora- tions Comm. 3: Pep Club 2.3.4: VICA 4. LESLIE LYNN CRUMP German Club 4: Jr.-Sr. Decorations Comm. 3: Library Ass't 3.4: Newcomers Club 3: Science Club 2.3.4: Spanish Club 2.3.4. KATHY KING CURTIS French Club 3.4: Office Ass't 4: Pep Club 4. JOANNA DALTON Beta Club 3.4: ECHO 3.4. Editor 4: Jr.-Sr. Decorations Comm. 3: Entertainment Comm. 3: Jr. Marshal 3: Spanish Club 3.4. MICHAEL LEE DANGER FIELD DE Parliamentarian 4: Track 3. WAYNE EARL DASEN DE 3: FFA 4: ICT 4: DEC A 3. NIT A LOUISE DAVIS Beta Club 2.3.4: Powderpuff Football 2: Guidance 4: Jr.-Sr. Invitations Comm. 3: Decorations Comm. 3: Spanish Club 2.3.4. RUSSELL J. DAVIS Aviation 4: Band 2.3.4. Treas. 4: Cross Country 4: FCA 4: JV Football 3: FFA 4: Track 3.4; VICA 3. NANCY LEE DENNIS Flag girl 2.3.4: Bus Driver 2.3.4: FBLA 3.4: FHA 2.3.4: FTA 2: Jr.-Sr. Entertainment Comm. 2: Decorations Comm. 3: Office Ass't 3. FRANKIE VALUE DILLARD Bus Drivers 3: FHA 2: ICT 4. JENNIE SCOTT DIXON Powdcrpuff Football 2.3: FTA 3.4: Jr.-Sr. invitations Comm. 3: Spanish 3.4: SAC 4: Gym Assistant 4: Volley Ball 2. JOHN RANDOLPH DOBO Bela Club 2.3.4: Jr. Marshal Co-Chief 3: Science Club 3: Sgt. at Arms 4: YRAC 4. Copy Ed. 4: Tennis 3. DEBORAH ALLEN DUPREE Girls's Basketball 2.3: Bus Driver 3: FHA 3: ICT 4; VICA 3. CATHY LYNNE DURBIN Class Sgt. at Arms 2: French Club 2.3.4: FBLA 3.4: FT A 2: Library Ass't 2: Pep Club 2. KATHERINE GAIL EDWARDS French Club 4: FTA 3.4. Point Sec. 3. Pres. 4. County Pres. 4. LAURA SUE EMERSON French Club 3: Jr.-Sr. Decorations Comm. 3. CHERYL ANN ESTES FBLA 3.4: Jr.-Sr. Decorations Comm. 3: Pep Club 2.3.4. Point Sec. 3.4: SBHU 3: Spanish Club 2.3.4. LARRY RAYFORD EVANS Cary High School 2.3.4. PAUL DAVID FAIRBETTER FBLA 4: Pep Club 4. MICHAEL EDWARD JAMES FALLON Varsity Football 2.3: Track 2.3: Wrestling 2.3. CHANDRA KAY FARRAR COO 4. Vicc-Pres. 4: FHA 2: HO 3.4. Vice- Pres. 4: Science Club 2: SBHU 4: SCA 3.4; Teacher Ass't 4. DEBORAH ANN FARRAR FHA 2: HO 3.4: Jr.-Sr. Entertainment Comm. 2.3: SAC 4: SBHU 4: SCA 3.4: Teacher Ass't WILLETTE EDRENA FARRAR Girls's Basketball 2: Varsity Cheerleader 3.4: Powderpuff Football 3: Pep Club 2: Sr. Advi- sory 4: SBHU 2.3.4: SAC 3.4. MELVIN LEMARR FARRAR Cary High School 2.3.4. RICHARD CRAIG FAULK Bus Driver 2.3,4: VICA 3.4. LINDA KAY FERRELL HO 2.3: ICT 4: Library Ass't 3. CONNIE DIANE FISH Bus Driver 3.4: ICT 4: Jr.-Sr. Decorations Comm. 3: Sr. Advisory 4: Spanish Club 2.3. JAMES EARL FORD JV Basketball 2: Varsity Football 2.3.4: Golf 2.3. PATRICIA ANN FORSHEE French Club 3.4: FT A 2: Jr.-Sr. Entertainment 2: Decorations 3: Library Ass't 3: Limelighters 2: Pep Club. THOMAS MICHAEL FRANKLIN JV Basketball 2: Varsity 3.4: FCA 3.4: JV Football 2: Varsity 3. ANN LYNDIA FRAZIER Flag Girl 3.4: Chorus 2: COO 3. Treas. 3: FBLA 3.4. Treas. 4: Class Treas. 3: Jr.-Sr. Decorations Comm. 3: Sr. Advisory 4. JAMES CHAPMAN FRENCH. JR. FCA 2.3.4. Public Rel. Sec. 3.4: JV Football 2: FBLA 2.3.4. Vice-Pres. 3. State Vice-Pres. 4. National Leadership Conf. 4; Guidance Ass't 4: ICC Pres. 3: Science Club 4: SBHU 4: SCA 3.4. Vicc-Pres. 3. NCSLC 3.4: Wrestling 2: YRAC 3. MARY KATHLEEN GARRITY COO 4. Sec. 4: FBLA 4: FHA 2.3.4. Vicc- Pres. 4: Guidance Ass't 4: Jr.-Sr. Entertainment Comm. 2. Decorations Comm. 3: Pep Club 2.3: SCA 2. TIMOTHY GARRETT Attended Fairfield Union High 2.3. PHYLLIS ANN GAY Girls's Basketball 2: Chorus 2: DE 4: Jr.-Sr. Entertainment Comm. 2. Delations Comm. 3: Pep Club 2: Sr. Advisory 4: SBHU 4: Spanish Club 3: DECA 4. TOMMIE MARTIN GAYLORD. JR. Band 2.3: JV Basketball 2: Beta Club 2.3.4: Cross Country 2.3.4. Co-Capt. 4: FCA 2.3.4. Sec.-Treas. 4; Jr. Marshal Co-Chief 3: Spanish Club 3.4: SCA 3.4. Sgt at Arms 4: Track 2.3.4: Latin Club 2: Boys State 4: N.C. Governor's School 2. JAMES DALTON GEORGE. JR. Beta Club 2.3.4. Pres. 4: French Club 3.4: Jr. Marshal Co-Chief 3: Science Club 2.3.4: Soccer 2.3.4: Track 2: YRAC Layout Editor 3. Editor 4: Football Statistician 2. SAMUEL WATSON GLOVER. JR. Aviation 4: ECHO 3.4: Office Ass’t 2: SBHU 2: YRAC. 3. Photographer. STEVEN DOUGLAS GLOVER Gary High 2.3.4. LEIGH GOODRUM Spanish Club 2.3.4. NANCY LYNN GOTHARD JV White Imp 2: FTA 2: Jr.-Sr. Entertainment Comm. 2: Decorations Comm. Co-Chair. 3: Limelighters 2: Pep Club 2: Sr. Advisory 4: SBHU 3.4: Spanish Club 3: SCA 4. KATHRYN ANN GRADY FBLA 2.3.4: Library Ass't 3. Treas. 3: SCA 2.3: YRAC 3. AUDREY LEE GREENE HO 3: Limelighters 2.3: VICA 3. ELIZABETH GREENE Attended J.H. Rose High 2.3: Library Ass't 4: Limelighters 4. JERRY K. GREGORY Attended Wake Academy 2.3. KATHERINE ELIZABETH GRIFFIN FBLA 3.4: FT A 4: HO 4: Pres. 4: ICC 4: Jr.-Sr. Invitations Comm. 3: Pep Club 3.4: Spanish Club 3.4. Vice-Pres. 4: VICA 4: Teacher Ass't 4. JANICE GRIMSLEY Attended Apes High 2.3: HO 4: VICA 4. Sec. 4. GARLAND DOUGLAS GUESS Cary High 2.3.4. SHERYL BERNICE HALL Office Ass't 3.4. RONALD WADF. HAMPTON JV Baseball 2: Football Trainer 2: French Club 3.4: ICC 4: Limelighters 3: SBHU 3: YRAC Sports 2. Sports Editor 3. Editor 4. BILLIE RAE HARDIN FHA 2.4: HO 3.4: ICT 4: Library Ass't 3: Newcomers Club 3: Sr. Advisory 4: SBHU 4: SCA 3.4: VICA 3.4. HANK HARDIN VICA 3.4. DAVID L. HARDY JV Football 2: Varsity 3.4: SCA 3- ROBERT HARRIS JV Basketball 2: JV Football 2: Track 2.3. DARNELL HARVEY Bus Driver 2.3.4: FFA 2.3.4. WARDLOW CLINTON HAWES Band 2.3.4: German Club 4: Science Club 2: Soccer 3: Tennis 3. CLAYTON VANCE HEAFNER, JR. JV Basketball 2; FCA 2.3: Golf 2.3.4: Guid- ance Ass't 4. WILLIAM HICKS. JR. Bus Drivers 3.4: FFA 4: VICA 3.4. DANIEL HILLIARD Class Pres. 3; FBLA 3: ICC 3: Jr.-Sr. Entertainment Comm. 2: Library Ass't 3. SHARON ROSE HOCKADAY FBLA 2.3.4: FHA 2.3.4. Sec. 4: Jr.-Sr. Entertainment Comm. 2. Decorations Comm. 3: Pep Club 2: SCA 2. CAROLYN SUE HOI.LEMAN COO 4: FBLA 2.3.4: Jr.-Sr. Decorations Comm. 3: Library Ass't 2: Newcomers Club 3: Pep Club 3.4: Spanish Club 3: Track Mgr. 4: Teacher Ass't 3.4. PAMELA JO HOLMES Attended Broughton High School 2.3: VICA 4. RONALD FLOYD HOLSCLAW Bus Driver 2.3: Office Ass't 2.3: Soccer 2.3. CLIFTON DEWITT HOLT Varsity Football 2.3.4: ICC 2: Class Pres. 2: SCA 2: Track 3.4: Wrestling 2.3.4. Capt. 4. STANLEY GLENN HOLT DE 3: FFA 2.4: ICT 3: DECA 3. FAYE ANTOINETTE HOOKER Chrous 2.3.4. Sgt. at Arms 3.4: Jr.-Sr. Decora- tions Comm. 2: SBHU 2.3.4, Sec. 3.4. SARA JOINT HORTON Cary High 2.3.4. ROBERT EUGENE HUDGINS DE 4: French Club 2: FFA 4: Track 2. CAROLYN DIANA HUMPHRIES COO 4. Pres. 4: FBLA 3: FFA Sweetheart 3: FHA 3.4. Pres. 4: FTA 2: Jr.-Sr. Decorations Comm. 3: Library Ass't 4: Pres. 4: Pep Club 2. SANDRA FAYE HUNTER FHA 4: HO 3: Jr.-Sr. Decorations Comm. 3: SBHU 2: SAC 3: VICA 4. MARY ANNE ICENHOUR Girls's Basketball 2: Bus Driver 3.4: Jr.-Sr. Decorations Comm. 3: SCA 4. CHERYL JEAN IVEY Girls's Basketball 2: Beta Club. 2.3.4. Point Sec. 4: Powderpuff 2.3: Jr.-Sr. Decorations Comm. 3: Jr. Marshal 3; Spanish Club 2.3.4. Treas. 4: YRAC 4: Teacher Ass't 4. SAMUEL JEROME JACKSON JV Basketball 2. Varsity 3.4: Varsity Baseball 3.4: FCA 4: Jr.-Sr. Invitation Comm. 3: Sac 4: Track 2: VICA 4. JANET LANE JEFFREYS COO 4: FBLA 3.4: Jr.-Sr. Decorations Comm. 3. WANDA SUE JEFFREYS FBLA 3.4: FTA 2.3.4. Hist. 4: Library Ass’t 4: Pep Club 3: Spanish Club 4. THOMAS ANDREW JEFFRIES. II Beta Club 2.3.4. Sgt. at Arms 4: Cross Country 2.3.4. Co-Capt. 4; FCA 3.4. NCSLC 3. Pres. 4: German Club 4: Jr. Marshal 3: Science Club 4: Spanish Club 3.4; Track 2.3.4: Football Statistician 2.3: JV Basketball Statistician 2. Varsity 3.4. CHARLES JOHNSON DE 2.3. Delegate 3: FFA 4. 4 DAVID SEXTON JOHNSON Library Ass't 4: SAC 3.4: SBHU 3.4: Sr. Ad- visory 4: SCA 3.4: Track 2: VICA 3.4. MARY FRANCES JOHNSON FBLA 2.3.4: FT A 2.3.4. See. 4: Jr.-Sr. Decora- tion Comm. 3: Office Ass’t 4: Pep Club 3.4: Spanish Club 4. STANLEY RAY JOHNSON Aviation 4: Soccer 4. SYLVIA DIANE JOHNSON FBLA 2: HO 3: Jr.-Sr. Decorations Comm. 3: Library Ass't 3: Office Ass't 4: VICA 3: Teacher Ass't 4. ARTHUR FARVIN JONES ICT4. MIKE JONES French Club 3: Wrestling 2. PAMELA CONSTANCE JONES JV Cheerleaders Mgr. 2; Chorus 2: Jr.-Sr. Decoration Comm. 3: Limelighlers 2: Pep Club 2.3.4; Spanish Club 3.4. STEPHEN COURTNEY JONES French Club 2.3.4. Pres. 4: ICC 4: Jr.-Sr. Dec- oration Comm. 3: SBHU 3.4: YRAC 4. WILFRED LEE JOYNER FFA 4: SAC 4. FELIX SHERRON KERR Cary High 2.3.4. JALAL KHORSAND Cary High 3.4. DANNY JOE KING Beta Club 2.3.4: Science Club 4: Spanish Club 3.4: Latin Club 2. MARY KATHERINE KING Beta Club 3.4: French Club 3.4: Jr.-Sr. Deco- rations Comm. 3: Limelighlers 2; YRAC 3: Latin Club 2. YVONNE SUE KING ICT 4. DAWN ANISE LANE JV Cheerleader 2: French Club 2.3.4. Sec. 4: Jr.-Sr. Entertainment Comm. 2: Decoration Comm. 3: Refreshment Comm. 3: Limelighlers 2: Pep Club 2.3.4; SCA 2.3.4: YRAC 3. JANET WILSON LANE Attended Scotland High 2; Jr.-Sr. Decora- tions Comm. 3: Sr. Advisory 4: Spanish Club 2: Homecoming Court 4. BETSY GORE LAWSON COO 4: FBLA 2.3. MICHAEL RAY LAWRENCE Cary High 2.3.4. JAMES PATRICK LENNON Cary High 2.3.4. HOWARD LEE LESLIE SCA 2. JAMES B. LLOYD Band 2; JV Basketball 2: Varsity 3: Varsity Football 2.3.4: German Club 4: Guidance Ass't 4: Limelighlers 3: SCA 3. MARY LOCKLEY Chorus 2: French Club 3. Trees. 3: FB1.A 2: FHA 2: ICT 4; Jr.-Sr. Decorations Comm. 2: Library Ass't 2: Pep Club 2.3: SCA 2. MICHAEL GEORGE LYMAN Bus Driver 2.3. BOBBIE ANN LYONS Chorus 2.3: FHA 2: HO 3.4: ICT 4: VICA 3.4. FRANCES YVONNE MANGUM Cary High 2.3.4. TERESA LYNN MANGUM Band 3.4. Flag Girl 3. Color Guard 4: Beta Club 3.4; Class Sec. 3.4: FBLA 4: FTA 2: Jr.- Sr. Invitations Comm. 3. Decorations Comm. 3. Entertainment Comm. 3: Limelighlers 2: Pep Club 2.3: Spanish Club 3.4: SCA 2.3.4: YRAC 3.4; Homeaiming Court 4. PHILIP MANN FFA 4: VICA 3: Wrestling 3.4. JOSEPH MARKLE III Attended Cardinal Gibbons High 2.3. DALE RODNEY MARSH Aviation 4: Chorus 3: Limelightcrs 4: VICA 4. JOHN WINSTON MASON Aviation 4: Soccer 4. WILLIAM GARLAND MASON. JR. Beta Club 3.4: FCA 2.3.4: JV Football 2 Varsity 3.4: Golf 3.4: Wrestling 3.4. JAMES BRUCE MASTERTON Cary High 3.4. RUBY JOYCE MATTHEWS Chorus 3.4: Sr. Advisory 4: SBHU 3.4. RITA JACQUELINE MAYO Limelighlers 3.4. Business Mgr. 4. MARCELLOUS LEON DERMUS MCCLOUD JV Football 2.3: Science Club 2.3: Track 2.3; VICA 3.4. COLLEEN DENISE MCDONALD Sr. Advisory 4; SCA 4: Spanish Club 3.4. FRANCES HOLLIFIELD MCDOWELL FT A 2. KRISTAN WYOLENE MCFEE JV Cheerleaders 2: Powdcrpuff 2.3: French Club 2: FBLA 3.4; Guidance Ass’t 4: Jr.-Sr. Decorations Comm. 3: Pep Club 2.3: Sr. Ad- visory 4: YRAC 3. RICHIE MCGHEE Bus Driver 2.3: VICA 2.3.4. NANCY LYNN MCGINNIS Beta Club 2.3.4; JV Cheerleader 2: Chorus 4: Class Pres. 4: ICC 4: Jr.-Sr. Entertainment 3: Jr. Marshal 3: Limelighlers 2: SBHU 3.4: Spanish Club 2.3.4: SAC 3.4: SCA 3: YRAC 2.3.4: Tennis 3.4. JOHN DAVID MCLAWHORN FCA 4: Jr.-Sr. Decorations Comm. 3; Pep Club 4: Soccer 4: Spanish Club 4; YRAC 4. BRENDA KAY MCLEOD Chrous 4; FHA 2.3: Science Club 2: Limelighlers 3. JAMES DONNELL MCLEOD Cary High 2.3.4 NANCY LOU MCMANAWAY Cary High School 2.3.4. CATHERINE MARY MEGLAUGHLIN Beta Club 2.3.4: French Club 3.4; FTA 2: Jr.- Sr. Invitations Comm. 3: Library Ass’t 3: Limelighlers 2: Pep Club 2: Science Club 2.3.4: YRAC 3.4: Latin Club 2: Teacher Ass’t 3: Tennis 3.4. JAMES O'NEAL MILLS JV Baseball 2: YRAC 2.3.4. Soph. Class 2. Index 3. Curriculum 3. Editor 4. JANET SUE MOODY Chorus 4. DAVID RAY MOORE Band 2.3: JV Basketball 2. Varsity 3.4: Beta Club 2.3.4: Cross Country 2.3: FCA 2.3.4: FBLA 4: ICC 4: Jr.-Sr. Entertainment Comm. 2.3: Science Club 3.4: Spanish Club 3.4: .SCA 3.4. Pres. 4: Track 2.3.4: Latin Club 2: Boys State 3. ELIZABETH ANN MOORE Chorus 4: Limelighlers 4: Science Club 2.3: SCA 2. EDWARD E. MOORE. Jr. Band 2.3: VICA 4. LARRY CARNELL MOORE Cary High 2.3.4. SKYLA BRUT MULHOLI.ANI) Band 2.3.4: Class Secretary 2: FBLA 3.4: FT A 2: Pep Club 2; SBHU 3.4: Spanish Club 2.3: SCA 3.4: YRAC 4: Color Guard 2.3.4: Homecoming Court 4. CATHY NISSEN MURPHY COO 4: FBLA 2.3. MALCOM BRUCE MYERS Varsity Basketball Mgr. 3.4: Varsity Mgr. 3.4: SCA 4. MARIE NAGLE Girls's Basketball 4: FBLA 2,3.4: FHA 3.4: Spanish 2.3,4. MARY CAROLYN NEI.IGAN Girls's Basketball 2.3: Powderpuff 3: FFA 3.4: Jr.-Sr. Decorations Comm. 3. Invitations Comm. 3: Spanish Club 2.3.4. JON WILBUR NEWSOME. JR. Varsity Baseball 2: JV Football 2: French Club 3.4: Jr.-Sr. Decorations Comm. 3: Limelighlers 2.3.4. Pres. 4: Soccer 2; SBHU 3: SCA 3.4: YRAC 3.4. Photographer 3.4. GARY WAYNE NORRIS Varsity Baseball 2.3.4. Capt. 4; JV Football 2. Varsity 3.4: Guidance Ass't 4: Office Ass't 4: Sr. Advisory 4. NANCY LYNN OGBURN Chorus 2: ICT 4: Jr.-Sr. Invitations Comm. 3: SCA 2: VICA 4. TERESA JAY OLIVER FBLA 3.4: FTA 3.4. Vicc-Pres. 4: Jr.-Sr. Dec- orations Comm. 3: Pep Club 4. Pres. 4: YRAC 4. Business Mgr. 4: ICC 4. PAMELA MARIE OVERTON Attended Seventy-First High 2: Pep Club 3: FTA 3.4: Spanish Club 3: Jr.-Sr. Decorations Comm. 3. JOHN ROBERT PACE Soccer 2. EUGENE DARDEN PAIT Aviation 4. EUGENE FORREST PARDUE JV Football 2: Science Club 2.3: VICA 3: Wrestling 2.3. DOUGLAS WILLIAM PARKER Aviation 4: Bus Driver 4. MICHAEL EVAN PEARCE DE 4. FRANK DONALD PECHAL Limelightcrs 4. BETSY LYNNE PENTECOST JV Cheerleaders 2: Varisty 3: French Club 2.3.4: Guidance Ass't 3: Jr.-Sr. Decorations Comm. 3: Limelightcrs 2: Pep Club 2.3: Sr. Advisory 4. PATRICIA CAROL PEPPER ICT 4. RACHEL MARIE PERRY FBLA 3.4: German Club 4: SBHU 2.3.4: Spanish Club 2.3.4. JUDITH ANN PETRIE DE 4: Limelightcrs 3.4: SBHU 3.4. MOLLY ANN PETTY ECHO 3.4. Feature Nows Coordinator 4. Lit- erary Club 3.4: SBHU 3.4. Sec. 4. JAMES REDWOOD PEYTON Cary High 2.3.4. SHIRLEY ANN PEYTON DE 4: FHA 4. MIKE PHILLIPS Cary High 2.3.4. JOSEPH BRYANT PHIPPS Attended Broughton High School 2: Guid- ance Ass't 4. HOWARD CLIFTON PICKETT Attended Broughton High 2; Varsity Basketball 3.4: FCA 3.4: FBLA 4; Track 3.4.' KAREN FAYE PLEASANTS 164 Beta Club 3.4; COO 4: FBLA 3.4: Jr.-Sr. Dec- orations Comm. 3: Spanish Club 2. DAVID GLENN POOLE Varsity Baseball 2.3.4: VICA 4. Vicc-Pres. 4. KAREN DENISE POTTER JV Cheerleader 2. Varsity 3.4. Co-head 4; German Club 4: Jr.-Sr. Decorations Comm. 3: Limelighters 2; Pep Club 3: Spanish Club 3.4: SCA 2.3: Latin Club 2. CURTIS LEE POWELL JV Baseball 3: JV Basketball 2: Varsity Football 2.3: Jr.-Sr. Entertainment Comm. 2: Track 2 PATRICIA MAE POWELL Girls's Basketball 2: Spanish Club 2.3.4. EVELYN LORRANIE PRINCE Girls's Basketball 2.3: FCA 4: Powderpuff 3; HO 4. Treas. 4: Jr.-Sr. Decorations Comm. 3: Pep Club 3.4: VICA 4: Latin Club 2: Teacher Ass't 3.4: Tennis 4. BRENDA JOYCE RAIF Band 2.3.4: Library Ass't 4: Spanish Club 3. ROBERT S. RATLIFF. Ill Cross Country 2: Track 2. KATHLEEN DEANNE REECE Girls's Basketball 2.3: Bus Driver 3: DE 4: Powderpuff 2.3: FHA 2.3: FT A 2: Jr.-Sr. Dec- orations Comm. 3: Limelighters 2: Pep Club 3: Science Club 2: Sr. Advisory 4; SBHU 3: Spanish Club 3: SCA 2. GEORGE DOUGLAS REGISTER Varsity Basketball 2.3.4. GORDON HOWARD REOPELLE Spanish Club 3. DEBRA CHRISTINE RESKE Powderpuff 2.3: FHA 2.3. Vicc-Pres. 3: HO 4: Jr.-Sr. Entertainment Comm. 2: Pep Club 2.3. Sec. 3: Spanish Club 3: VICA 4. JOE REYNOLDS Cary High 4. KAY REYNOLDS French Club 2.3.4: FBLA 4: Guidance Ass't 4: Jr.-Sr. Decorations Comm. 3: Entertainment 2: Pep Club 4. SUSAN DIANNE RICE Aviation 4; Jr.-Sr. Entertainment Comm. 2: Decorations Comm. 3: Literary Club 3: SBHU 3.4: Spanish Club 2.3. JERRY RILEY Bus Driver 2.4: FFA 4: ICT 3.4: VICA 3. DAVID RICHARD ROCKEFELLER Band 2,3.4. Ass't Drum Major 2. Drum Major 3.4: FCA 4: Spanish Club 2.3.4. Sgt. at Arms 4: Track 3.4. PHYLLIS ANN ROLLINS Bus Driver 3.4: FHA 3.4: Office Ass't 2.3.4: SCA 4: FFA Sweetheart 4: Chorus 4. RICHARD BENTON ROOD Beta Club 2.3.4. Sec. 4: German Club 4: Science Club 2.3.4. Pres. 4; Latin Club 2: Teacher Ass't 4: Tennis 3: Football Statisti- cian 3. LINDSAY MILES ROSEBROCK Limelighters 4: Literary Club 3: Track 3.4. ROSLYN RENEE ROYSTER Flag Girl 3.4: Bus Driver 2.3.4; Class Vice- Pres. 2.4; ECHO 4: Business Mgr. 4: FBLA 4: Jr.-Sr. Entertainment Comm. 2. Invitations Comm. 3. Decorations Comm. 3; Spanish Club 2.3.4: SCA 4. BOYD THOMAS RUSH Bus Driver 3. |AN RUSSELL Attended Pine Forest High 2.3. GREGG ANTHONY SANDERSON Cary High 2.3.4. GEORGE WRIGHT SAULS FFA 3.4. TIMOTHY SAXE Band 2: Beta Club 4: Limelighters Advisor 4. JANET SCARINGELI.I Literary Club 3: Newcomers Club 3.4. Treas. 3.4; SBHU 3.4. LAURA JEAN SCHILAWSKI FBLA 4. Historian 4: FT A 2: Jr.-Sr. Invitations Comm. 3. Decorations Comm. 3: Spanish Club 2.3.4; SCA 2.4. WILLIAM MICHAEL SCHWANDT Varsity Baseball 2.3.4: JV Football 2. Varsity 3.4: Library Ass't 4. Sgt. at Arms 4: VICA 3.4. MICHAEL ANDREW SEPELAK SBHU 3: VICA 3. RICHARD WALTER SESSOMS Varsity Baseball 3; JV Basketball 3: Soccer 2.3. ELIZABETH P. SETI.IFF Attended Centerville High 2: Chorus 3: Lit- erary Club 3: Newcomers Club 3: Pep Club 3: Spanish Club 3.4; YRAC 4. Sr. Statistics 4: Guidance Ass't 4. JULIANA LOU MARSHBURN SETTLE COO 4. VICKI SHELL ECHO 4: Jr.-Sr. Decorations Q mm. 3; Sr. Advisory 4. SUSAN MARIE SHREVE Library Ass't 2: Pep Club 2. HARLAN CHRISTOPHER SHULL Bus Driver 3.4; Varsity Football 2.3.4. All Conference 4: Jr.-Sr. Decorations Comm. 3: Sr. Advisory 4. CRAIG SMITH ICT 4: VICA 3.4. MARCIA GENEVIEVE SMITH FHA 2.3.4; Guidance Ass't 2: Library Ass't 2.3.4. Treas. 4: Office Ass't 2. STEVEN CLAY SMITH Aviation 4: Band 2.3: JV Football 2: Varsity 3: Soccer 2: Track 2.3. IRMA VIVIAN SORRELL Flag Girl 4: Class Treas. 2.4: French Club 2.3.4. 2nd Vice-Pres. 2.3. Treas. 4: FBLA 3.4. Sec. 4: FHA 3.4; Jr.-Sr. Decoration Comm. 4. Entertainment Comm. 3: Library Ass't 3: ghters 2; Pep Club 2: SCA 3.4: Homecoming Court 4. TRUDY ARLENE SPENCER Office Ass't 4: FFA 4: HO 4. JOHN STANLEY VICA 2.3.4. DIANNA DEE STAMEY French Club 2.3: Sr. Advisory 4. JAMES FRANKLIN STAMEY FFA 2.3. Treas. 3: SBHU 3.4. BRADLEY ROBERTS STEELY Band 2.3.4: German Club 4: Newcomers Club 3; Science Club 2.4. BRUCE WILLIAM STEPHENSON Aviation 4: Varsilv Baseball 2.3.4: Soccer 2.3. DEBRA LEE STERNER FBLA 4: SBHU 3.4. CATHY ANN STEVENS FT A 2; ICT 4: Pep Club 2: VICA 4. ROSS EDWARDS STITT Attended Chapel Hill High 2: Band 3. DAVID JAMES STRENG Beta Club 2.3.4. Point Sec. 4: German Club 4: Science Club 4: YRAC 3: Tennis 3. Capt. 3: Basketball Statistician 4: Football Statisti- cian 4. JERRY ALAN STRICKLAND JV Basketball 2. DAVID LEE STRICKLAND VICA 3.4. SUSAN ELIZABETH STRICKLAND Beta Club 3.4: ICC 3. Treas. 3; Jr.-Sr. Entertainment Comm. 2: Jr. Marshal 3: Limelighters 2; Spanish Club 2.3.4. Pres. 3. DIANA MARIE STl TTS COO 4: FHA 2: Guidance Ass’t 3: Jr.-Sr. Dec- orations Comm. 3: Refreshment Comm.-3: SCA 3. 165 CYNTHIA I.YNN TABLER Attended South Mecklenburg High 2.3: Band 4: French Club 4; Pep Club 4; SCA 4. TONY TANNER JV Football 2: ICT 4. DONNA ANN TAYLOR COO 4: FBLA 3. MARILYN SUE THOMAS Bus Driver 3: Powderpuff 3: FBLA 3: ICT 4: Jr.-Sr. Decorations Comm. 3: Office Ass’t 3: Spanish Club 3: SCA 2.3.4. MARY LOU THOMAS Attended Cardinal Gibbons High 2.3. RONALD LEWIS THOMPSON Varsity Baseball 4: Bus Driver 3.4; ECHO 4: FCA 2.3,4: jv Football 2: French Club 4; FBLA 4: )r.-Sr. Decorations Comm. 3: Library Ass't 2; Office Ass't 2: SAC 4: SCA ? DAVID BENJAMIN TRAVIS Cary High 2.3.4. DONDRA ELIZABETH TRAYLOR Flag Girl 4: Beta Club 2.3.4; FBLA 4: Jr.-Sr. Decorations Comm. 3: YRAC. Jr. Class Ed. 3: Homecoming Court 4. CLAUDE B. TYSON. Ill Aviation 4. CAROL ANN TYSOR COO 4. PAULA JEAN UPCHURCH Chorus 3.4: French Club 2.3.4: Jr. Marshal 3. SAMUEL HUGH UPCHURCH Band 2.3: FFA 4: ICT 4. TONY VALOTTA Band 2; DE 3: ICT 4: VICA 4. FLOYD RUFFIN VAUGHAN FFA 2.3.4. STANLEY VINSTON ICT 4; Jr.-Sr. Decorations Comm. 3: Sr. Advi- sory 4: SAC 4: SCA 4: VICA 3.4. JOYCE MARIE WALKER HO 3: ICT 4. ROSANNE MARY WALTERS ICC 3.4: Jr.-Sr. Decorations Comm. 3: Limelighters 3.4: Literary Club 3: Newcomers Club 3.4, Pres. 3.4: SBHU 3.4: Spanish Club 3.4: SCA 3,4. CONNIE SUE WATKINS HO 4: Office Ass t 3: VICA 4. JEAN RACHEL WATKINS Chorus 4: Office Ass't 3.4. ALICE JERALDINE WATSON Chorus 4: French Club 2: FHA 2.4: HO 4. HOLT ALFRED WATTS Attended Fork Union Military Academy 2: Jr.-Sr. Decorations Comm. 3: FBLA 4: Office Ass't 4. Sgt. at Arms 4: Pep Club 4: Wres- tling 4. EMMA JANE WEATHERSPOON Jr.-Sr. Refreshment Comm. 3: Pep Club 2. WOLF HORST DIETRICH WENDLANDT SCA 4: Wrestling 3.4. MARY SUSAN WEST FBLA 3.4: FHA 4: FTA 3.4. Reporter 4: Jr.- Sr. Decorations Comm. 3: Limelighters 3: Pep Club 3.4; YRAC 4. Sr. Class Editor 4. RONALD WILLIAM WHITE Guidance Ass't 4: Jr.-Sr. Decorations Comm. 3: Spanish Club 2.3. ROGER LINDSEY WHITLEY JV Basketball 2; Beta Club 2.3.4: Varsity Football 2.3.4. Co-Capt. 4; Guidance Ass't 4: Jr.-Sr. Entertainment Comm. 3: Spanish Club 3.4: Track 2: Latin Club 2. EDWARD LEE WILLIAMS. JR. FCA 4: JV Football 2: Varsity 4: FBLA 4; Jr.- Sr. Refreshment Comm. 2: Soccer 3: Track 2.3.4. VIVIAN ILEAN WILLIAMS COO 4. Reporter 4: FBLA 2: FT A 3: Pep Club 2. STEVEN ADRIAN WILSON Band 4; FCA 4: Limelighters 4: Pep Club 4: Science Club 2.3: Soccer 2.3.4. Capt. 4; Track 3: Wrestling 2.3.4. Conference Champ. 3. ir r MICHAEL JAMES WILTZIUS German Club 4; SBHU 4. PATRICIA LEE WINSLOW Beta Club 2.3.4: ICC 4: Jr.-Sr. Invitations Comm. Chair. 3: Decorations Comm. 3: Jr. Marshal 3; Office Ass't 4; Spanish Club 2.3.4. Sec. 3. Pres. 4: SCA 2: YRAC 2.3.4. Soph. Class Ed. 2. Extracurriculum F d. 3: Typist 4. LANDON BRUCE WINSTEAD Beta Club 2.3.4. Vice-Pres. 3: Science Club 4: Sr. Advisory 4: Spanish 3.4: Football Statis- tician 2: Basketball Mgr. 2.3; Football Mgr. 2: Teacher Ass't 4. CYNTHIA ANN WODOWSKI Powderpuff 2: French Club 4: FHA 2.3: Jr.- Sr. Decorations Comm. 3: Library Ass’t 4: SBHU 4. EDWARD JOHN WODOWSKI. II Aviation 4: JV Baseball 2: JV Football 2.3. Varsity 4: FFA 4: Jr.-Sr. Refreshment Comm. 2: Soccer 3: Wrestling 3.4. PHILLIP COURTNEY WOLFE Class Sgt. at Arms 4: Wrestling 4. JOHN THOMAS WOMACK Science Club 2: Soccer 2.3.4. Co-Capt. 4: Track 4. DEBORAH DIANNA WOODARD Bus Driver 3.4: FBLA 3.4: FT A 3.4: Jr.-Sr. Decorations Comm. 3: YRAC 4. Business 4. SHARON YVONNE WRIGHT COO 4. Trcas. 4; Jr.-Sr. Entertainment Comm. 2. Decorations Comm. 3: Newcomers Club 3: Pep Club 2.3: Spanish Club 2. JOHNNY GERALD YOUNG Aviation 4: Cross Country 3,4: ECHO 4: F'CA 2.3.4. All Conference 4. MADELINE KEITH ZACNY Limelighters 2.3.4. Sec. 4: Library Ass't 4. Sec. 4; SBHU 4. SHANA ANNE ZAMBONE Girls's Basketball 2: FHA 2: Limelighters 4: Literary Club 2.3.4: Spanish Club 2.3.4. QxA vs ), -p ) d- fc J d C Ujj2tS nP'JLS. aACibcJ A tXm L C vrMiO O d c. From Christopher Columbus to Henry Ford the history of discovery and invention is an epic of salesmanship. — Thomas J. Watson Hobby’s Supply A smiling and cheerful Dee Potter serves Katy Turner a Pepsi at Ashworth’s Drug Store. Ashworth’s Drugs Authorized General Electric Home Appliance Dealer Cary. N.C. Phone 467-2311 Cary. N.C. yy . _ 4 t Y' y'— - y A. Wb y Ay by , l Ay yHudson Relk l ff 9 o | QYourl ppy nP V6 5 Z' H SOUTH HILLS MALL Congratulations to the Class of 72 David Martin, Developer Class of 45” 171 Congratulations from Highway and Industrial Equipment Co. Landon Winstead assists Sandra Lowry with her purchases at Pete’s Hardware. 5213 Hillsboro Street Raleigh. North Carolina Pete’s Hardware Your Family Hardware Store 207 E. Chatham Cary. N.Q. 467-1839 This is Mary Frances Johnson sewing on one of her dad’s fine Universal Sewing Mancines. Her dad sells them in this area and stands behind every machine he sells. Compliments of Pine Hollow Golf Club Clayton, N.C. Archie Johnson Sons New Used Sewing Machines Phone 833-2791 172 Barrett’s Furniture Shop Upholstering Refinishing Repairs Day Phone 828-1336 3424 Holly Springs Rd. Night 772-8540 Raleigh. N.C. Helmold Ford Serving Cary and Raleigh Ford Sales. Sendee, and Daily Rentals 467-1881 It’s the real thing. Coke. 70-� Larry Pardue sells Lonnie Hall an ice cream cone at Mitchell’s Pharmacy. Mitchell’s Pharmacy 173 467-6336 Bob’s Texaco And Tire Service Interstate Equipment Company Construction Equipment Supplies Home Office— Statesville. N.C. 3061. Raleigh. N.C. 467-1801 5209 Hillsboro Street Raleigh. N.C. 27606 851-1520 Dean’s Upholstery 302 West Chatham St. 174 Cary Oil Company Inc. Auto Office: 467-8420 Cary. N.C. Furniture Home: 828-2034 Get a good feeling inside $ Dairy Queen Dairy Queen Brazier Cary's brightest night spot “Eat. drink, and he merry!” Highway 64 — East of Cary Calvin Northcutt. Mgr. 467-1220 Cobb’s TV Service 6001 Trinity Rd. Raleigh. N.C. 851 -3621 Sharon Henderson looks over some of the very fine material at the Remnant Shop. Remnant Shop 175 South Hills Shopping Center Pine State Co. SKINNY MILK THAT DOESN'T TASTE SKINNY. Compliments of General Machinery Co. 5608 Hillsborough St. Raleigh. N.C. 26706 24 hour TOWINO SERVICE Cricket Texaco Service Cary. North Carolina Ralph Pleasants Day Phone 467-9226 Jerrall Spencer Night Phone 467-9282 Compliments of 176 Nowell’s Furniture The Fidelity Bank Susan Shreve and Steve Jones receive assistance from two of the many fine tellers at the Fidelity Banks in Cary. With two branches to serve you at Kroger Family Center and Downtown Cary Connie Davenport finds good sendee, one of the many fine qualities of Jack’s Drive-In Cleaners. Jack’s Drive-In Cleaners Compliments of Johnson Lambe Co. Specialists in Sporting Coods and Trophies 322 South Salisbury St. Raleigh. N.C. 177 Corky’s Tastee Freeze 5525 Western Blvd. 834-4666 Bob’s Cleaner’s Atkin’s 76 178 Congratulations to the Class of '72 With Best Wishes For The Future Huggins Realty Carv 467-9118 Macjoseph’s Exclusive Mac.Joseph's Excl usive In Cameron Village Casual Colony In Downtown, North Hills, and Cameron Village COOPER'S “ Jmnihiit j Hotne kja J. Dqu c Compliments of Cooper and Homestead House Furniture Inc. 179 Congratulations To The Class of 72 From The Grocery Boys RCA SALES We Service Only What We Sell ’ Color— B-W TV’S Radios Stereos Tape Players 467-4791 Kay Pasterchick’s Beauty Salon Dancer’s Shop Cary Clothiers Village Book and Stationary Buchanan’s Nursery City Barber Shop Triangle Auto Parts 115 Ward St. P.O. Box 768 Cary. N.C. 27511 Jerry Pollard Bus. 467-6157 Baxter Gilliam 467-6158 180 Ron Hampton knows to see; Ronnie; White lor quick and dependable shoe service at Walkers Shoe Store;. Branch Banking and Trust Company You belong at Branch. Compliments of Walker Shoe Store South Hills JV Cheerleaders Support The YRAC 181 Congratulations To The Class of '72 From The 182 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Douglas Murray Vonnie B. Smith Dr. Hubert Hatcher Western Blvd. Mobil Stayright Tank Co. Alexander Exterminating Farm House Restaurant South Hills Best Wishes From Specilaizing in fresh seafood Philip H. Eskridge Jimmy Mills knows to shop Powell’s Clothing for the best of quality clothes. Powell’s Clothing Cary. N.C. 183 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. 467-8211 Mr. Donald Spaugh recommends Triangle Real Estate Auto Insurance to new driver, Pat Kruger. Triangle Real Estate and Insurance Agency Inc. Laurie Cooper. Office Manager Tom Secrest. President 467-1871 Congratulations From Modern Texaco Service Charles Pendergraft. Operator Expert Mechanical Service Charles C. McLaurin Building Contractor Builder of Custom Homes” 184 919 Kildaire Farm Road Cary. N.C. 467-1894 Johnson’s Jewelers Trading as Noah Capps Wholesale Prices On All Diamonds Sterling Plated Silverware Watches By: Bulova, Benrus, Timex Accutron. Caravelle Hamilton “All Name Brand Jewelry” Engraving. Daimond Setting Repairs “See Us For Your Jewelry Needs Cary Only 136 E. Chatham 467-9431 People stop at Gordon's Pharmacy for courteous service from either Bob Gordon. Billie Johnson, or Jack Blackley, a few of the fine workers at the busi- ness. Bob Gordon’s Pharmacy Compliments of Westbrook-Moore Insurance Agency Complete Insurance Sendee For personal business needs Homeowner Auto Fire Life Hospitalization Workmans Compensation Group Bond Mobile Home Health Accident Motorcyle Liability 919 Kildaire Farm Rd. Cary 467-6339 Denis Rives helps Dawn Lane choose one of the many beautiful floral arrangements at Boulevard Florists. 185 Carv. N.C. Boulevard Florist Angela Frazier and Jamie Hamilton look at a sample of the fine fabric at Edleen’s Fabric Shop. Compliments of Edleen’s Fabric Shop Rt. 4 Box 705 Raleigh JilMiu STUDIOS Superb Natural Color Photography Portraits . . . Family Groups Children Rabies Brides Weddings Senior Portraits School Church Photography Commercial Illustrative Call 832-2804 3700 Western Blvd South Hills Furniture 467-8118 467-6214 186 PEPSICOLA PEPSI COLA BOTTLING COMPANY i 187 VILLAGE INN PIZZA 188 Currin’s Wheel Frame Aligning Service WILE PERFORMING RECORDING ARTISTS P. O. Bo 412 • 4« ltMHI CMiiurm. NortK Camuma 21241 ATTRACTIONS, INC. Over 14 Years Exp. David Lee Porter. Mgr. • Wheels Aligned 7« � • Frames jX+JL Straightened • Tire Truing and mat Electronic Wheel Balancing On Any Size Wheel Dial 851-1578 5717 Hillsboro Rd. Congratulations To The Class of'72 Compliments of Pleasant’s Grocery Citgo gas Groceries Feed Seed Fertilizer Ice Beverages Live Bait Jeff Brown finds fast and courteous service from Mike Thornburg at Stephen's Hardware. Stephen’s Hardware 2527 Franklin Rd. Owned Operated by Dick and Pat Dixon 820-9786 189 If we don't have it. you don’t need it. Cain Tire and Parts 104 N. Walker 467-1553 Virginia Crabtree’s Jennie Dixon prepares to type up an order for Dixon- Grant Oil and Electric, Inc. Dixon-Grant Oil and Electric, Inc. Best wishes to the Class of '72 from Colleen Bandy. 190 Pep Club Backs the YRAC Melba’s Beauty Salon 467-9308 “The smartest thing your wear is your hair. Melba Sloan Madalyn Traylor Sarah Shull Clara I louston Johnson’s Jewelers Trading as Noah Capps % Wholesale Prices on all Diamonds Sterling Plated Silverware Watches By: Bulova. Benrus. Timex Accutron. Cara velle Hamilton All Name Brand Jewelry Engraving. Diamond Setting Repairs See Us For Your Jewelry Needs” Cary Only 136 E. Chatham 467-9431 191 Harry E. Brown A good man lo know 529 Ellyn Drive 467-1635 New York Life A Mutual Company Founded in 1845 Congratulations to the Class of 1972 from Cary Gutter Co. Donna Cooper models one of the beau- tiful Burton creations. Burton’s “La Liaison Francaise” Supports YRAC Cowley’s Shoe Repair Service The 1972 YRAC Staff extends full appreciation to its advertisers Kditors: Jim George, Ron Hampton, and Jimmy Mills Business Manager: Teresa Oliver 193 STUDENT BODY Abernathy. Tom...... Adams. Connie....... Adams. Darlene...... Adams. Deborah .... Adams. Gloria........ Adams, Phil......... Adams. Andy......... Aeschliman. Mike . . . Albritton. Faye..... Albritton. Kay...... Albritton. Steve.... Alexander. Steve .... Alford. Bobby Lou . . . Allen. Angela....... Allen. Cecilia...... Allen. Darlene...... Allen. Marty........ Allen. Polly ....... Allgood. Jimmy...... Allsbrook. Bonnie . . . Amin. Vina.......... Amory. Robin........ Anderson. Nancy Andrews. Ken ....... 138.162 Andrews. Victor..... Arment rout. Rickie . . Arnold. Anne........ Arnold. Craig....... Arnold. Sandy....... Asbil. Roger........ Ashe. Billy Joe..... Ashworth'. Eddie .... Atkins. Donna....... Atkins. Herbert .... Atkins. Judy........ Austin, Cindy....... Austin. Tim ........ Avent. Cindy ....... Badalamenli. Joe .... Bailey. Jessica .... Bailey. Ricky....... Baker. Calvin....... Baker. Elsie........ Baker. Leon......... Baker. Linda........ Baldridge. Susan .... Ballance. Mark...... Ballard. Russ....... Ballentine. Arthur . . . 162 Ballentine. Stephanie 139. 160. 162. 203 Bandy. Colleen...... Barbee. Larry....... Barbee. Susan ...... Barden. Iris........ Barlow. L.C......... Barnes. Arthur...... Barnes. Dervl....... Bass. Barbara....... Bates. Beverly ..... Batey. Sharon....... Batten. Mona........ Battle. Cheryl...... Battle. Milton...... Bauer. Toni......... Beagle. Terry....... Beamer. Doug........ Beard. Steve........ Beck. Melissa....... Beckwith. James..... Bell, Becky......... Bell, David......... Bell. Gregory....... Bell. Janice........ Bel son. Jill ...... Bcnoy. Jeanna ...... 162 Benson. David....... Bent hall. Kathy.... Benton. Pat.. ...... Benton. Rebecca..... Benton. Robin ...... Bernard. LaDonna . . . Bcrrv Ronald........ Berube. Joann....... Berube. Mark........ Bibby. Jeff......... Bitting. Don........ Blackley. Garv...... 88. 140.162 Blackley. Jack...... Blake. Kenny........ Bloom. Richard...... ........124 ...138.162 ...138. 162 ____52. 112 .......112 . . 100. 112 .......112 .82.88.124 ........124 ...138.162 .......112 .......112 67. 138. 162 .......112 ....49.73. 124 ...........112 52.138.150.162 .......138. 162 ....87.94. 112 .......138. 162 ...........112 ...........112 ............124 ....96.104. 107 ...............67. 124 .................112 .............112.123 .........96.100. 112 ........lOt). 139. 162 .................112 .........10.139. 162 ..............139. 162 .............72.112 ...................124 .................112 .................112 ...................139 .............72.112 .........53.139.162 .................112 .................112 .........86.87.94. 104 ..........66. 139. 162 .............139.162 ...................124 .................112 .................112 ...................113 .............69.139 .................73.78 .............21.162 .............139.162 ...................113 ...................113 .............139.162 ...................124 ...................124 ...................113 ...................113 ...................113 .............139.162 ...............63. 124 ............86.87. 113 .........73.139.162 ...................113 .............72.124 ...................113 ...................124 ..........55. 112. 113 ...................124 ...................113 ...................113 ...................124 .............53.125 ......73. 74. 139. 154 ..................113 ..................125 .........76.125.203 ..................113 ..................113 .........14.73.125 ..................113 ..................113 ....... 139. 140. 162 ..................113 .............139. 162 ..........82.83.84.85 .........140.162.185 ..................113 ..................125 Bobbitt. Rosemary . . Bolling. Frances Bolling. Ruth...... Bolton. Mike....... Bolton. Ronnie..... Bond. Cathy........ 114. 118 Bond. Mark......... Bond. Ronnie....... Booth. Chuck....... Bostick. Mark...... Boswell. Wade...... Bolts. Ronnie...... Boulden. Charles .. . Bouldcn. Frances .. . Bowen. Brock....... Bowers. Donitu..... Bowling. Julie..... Bowman. Vanessa Brackett. Marva Bradley. Mark...... Branch’. Bradley Branch. Everett Brainard. Dave..... Brannon. Fred...... Branson. Mike...... Braswell. Bill..... Braswell. Carolyn .. Braxton. Ted....... Bray. Dianne....... Bread well. Margaret Breedlove. Michael . Brennan. Terry..... Bridges. Tommy----- Briggs. Cheri...... Broad well. Debbie .. Broad well. Jerry Brock. Teresa...... Brockman. Spann . Brooks. Marion Brooks. Vicky...... Broome. Mandy . . . Broussard, lom.... Brown. Arthur .... Brown. Darla....... Brown. Jeff........ Brown. Mike........ Brown. Michael Brown, Rex.. Bryant. Chuck ........125 .........53 . . .140. 162 . .140.162 .......113 51. 101. 113 .....63. 140.162 ..............125 ..........72.113 ..............113 ..........140.162 ..........86. 125 ..........72.113 ..............113 ..............113 ..............125 ..........55.125 ..............113 ..............125 ..............125 ..............113 ..............125 ..............125 .........140. 162 ..............113 .....72.140. 162 ..............113 ..............113 ..............125 ..............113 ..............113 ..............113 ..............125 ..........140.162 ..............125 ..............113 ..............125 .....55.140. 162 ..............125 .........140. 162 ..............113 ..............113 ..........96.113 ..........140.162 ..........113.187 . .53.82. 141. 162 _____90.91.92. 125 ..............113 .......94.95. 113 Bryant. Melinda.................16.49. 72. 73 95. 141. 162 Buckner. David ...........................125 Bunn. Alan........................10.53.125 Bunn. Carla ..............................113 Burdge. Brenda ......................141. 162 Burdge, Wesley............................125 Burns. Sandy..........................50. 125 Burt. Virginia............................125 Burwell. Ralph...............67. 125. 141. 162 Butler. Tony..................86.87. 103. 125 Byrd. Phillip........................100. 113 Caddo)I. Buddy ...........................113 Cain. Beverly........................t.. .113 Caithcock. Cathy..........................129 Calvin. Walter ...........................113 Campbell. Jane............................125 Campbell. John ......................141.162 Campbell. Phil........................141.162 Cannadv. Debbie...........................113 Canup. Mike..........................72. 125 Cardaock. Susan...........................114 Cardon. Susan.............................114 Carpenter. Sue.....................74.79. 188 Carrington. Donald........................114 Carrington. Hubert .......................126 Carrington. Ledora...................141. 162 Carroll. Cindy .......................114.117 Carroll. Connie...........................114 Carroll. John.............................126 Carroll. Wanda....................65. 66. 126 Carter. David.....................56. 72. 126 Carter. Diane...................141.162. 163 Carter. Sandra............................126 Carter. Sandra............................126 Carulo. Doug.....................88.104.126 Casper. Susan.............................114 Caudle. Ann......................63. 141. 162 Causey. Lynn.....................50. 126.203 Chamolce. Cristy..........................126 Chandler. Cindy......................62.126 Chandler. Dan........................72. 141 Chase. Chip ...........................72.114 Chavis. Andrew........................141.162 Childs. Joey .........................104.114 Clark. Becky............... 10. 16.48. 50. 141 162. 170. 201 Clark. David .............................126 Clark. Debbie.............................126 Clark. Peggy.....................51.112. 114 Clay. Ronald..............................162 Clifton. Bctsv.......................74. 114 Coats. Mike ...........................86.114 Coble. Glenn...........18.82.88. 103. 141. 162 Coble. Kelly.....................73. 114. 101 Cofield. Carolyn..........................114 194 Coker. Robin........ Collins. Kim........ Collins. Vicky...... Combs, Susan........ Comer. George .... Comer. Joan......... Compton. Richard . Conen. Eddie........ Cook. Mike.......... Cooke. Katliie...... Cooper. Rill ....... Cooper. Donald , . . Cooper. Donna .... Corale. Robert .... Cortina. Catherine . Cotton. Edward . , . Cottrell. Tonya...... 162. 203 Cousino. Denise..... Cox, Alan........... Cox. Diane.......... Cox. Sherry'........ Cox. Ralph.......... Craig. Tommy........ Craven, lane ....... Creech. Johnny...... Criner. John ....... .Crissman. Barbara . . . Crnkovic. Pat....... Crook. Bryan........ Crook. James ....... Croom. Harold....... Croom. Terry........ Crump. Leslie....... Culbertson. Ann..... Curtis. Ann......... Curtis. Kathy....... Curtis. Mary........ Dallas. Susan....... Dalton. Barry....... Dalton. JoAnna ..... 162 Dangerfield. Mike Daniel. Rodney...... I Jason. Wayne...... Davenport Connie... Davison. Mary....... Davis. Audrey....... Davis. Buff......... Davis. Charles...... Davis. Denise....... Davis. Donna........ Davis. Kenneth...... Davis. Mark......... Davis. Michael...... Davis. Nila......... Davis. Pam.......... Davis. Paul......... Davis. Russell...... Dean. Sarah......... Dellinger. Kurt..... Denning. Phillip.... Denning. Steve...... Dennis. Bonnie...... Dennis. Burt........ Dennis. Nancy....... Denton. Kathy....... DeWar. Way lie...... DeVVar. Wayne....... Dickens. Janet ..... Dickens. Keith...... Dickens. Lee........ Dillard. Frankie.... Dixon. Jennie....... Dixon. Vivian....... Dobo. Randy......... 163. 203 Dombrovvski. Mike Dugger. Arley....... Duncan. Jeff........ Dunphy. Barbara Dupree. Debbie...... Durbin. Kathic...... Durham. June........ Kadie.Tom........... Eason. Bonnie ...... Eastcrbrooks. Sandra. Eaton. Warren....... Edgerton. Carole Edgerton. Steve..... Edwards. Kathy...... Edwards. Suzanc Ellis. Sherrie...... Emerson. Laura...... Estes. Cheryl....... Estes. Larrv........ Evans. Herbert...... .................126 ...............141. 162 ...............141. 162 .................126 .........86. 104. 114 ....................114 ............141.162 .................126 ....................114 ........53.142.162 .....94.107.102.114 ...............142. 162 ........101.142.162 ............72.114 .................126 ...............142. 162 ..........49.58.79. 142 ............112.114 ...............102. 114 ............114.123 .................126 ............142.162 ........10. 102. 126 ....................114 ................48. 126 ................86. 114 ................49. 126 ............142.162 ....................114 .....53.67. 142. 162 ............67.126 .........67. 142. 162 .........53. 142. 162 ....................114 ................51. 114 ........52.142.162 .................126 ............73.126 ....................114 .........49. 75.79. 142 ............142.162 ....................114 ............142.162 ........126. 177. 203 ........14.50.127 ....................127 .............49.78. 127 ............90.127 ....................114 ....................127 ....................114 ....................127 ................88. 127 .........49. 142. 162 ....................127 ....................127 .....71.88. 104. 142 ....................127 ....................143 ....................127 ................72. 127 ....................127 ....................113 ............52. 67. 73 ....................114 ....................115 ....................115 ...............115. 118 ....................127 ....................127 ............143.163 ...............143. 163 ....................115 ........49.78.79.152 ........90.102.127 ....................127 ....................127 ....................127 .........15. 143. 163 .........15. 143. 163 ............50.127 ...................127 ...................127 ............49. 72. 128 ....................115 ...................128 .....59. 79. 143.163 ........115. 118.203 .....51. 114. 115. 188 .............144. 163 ........144. 160. 163 ...................69 ..................127 Evans. Larry......... Evvald. Dennis....... Fairbetter. Gail..... Fairbetter. Paul .... Fallon. Mike......... Farley. Mike......... Farrar. Chandra...... Farrar. Deborah...... Farrar. Horace....... Farrar. Melvin....... Farrar. Willette..... Farrell. Ueidre...... Faulk. Julian........ Faulk. Rickie........ Felly, Barbie........ Fornoyhough. Richard Ferrell, Dee......... Ferrell. Frances..... Ferrell. Linda....... Ferrell, Susan....... Fincham. Mark........ Fincher. Carole...... Fish. Connie......... Flebotte. Tom........ Flo we. David........ Flowers. Leigh....... Focus, Donna......... Foltz. Joy........... Forbes. Robin........ Ford. Jim............ 102.145. 163 Forshee. Pattie...... Fountain. Claire..... Franklin. Mike....... 107. 145. 163 Franks. Michael...... Frazier. Angela ..... 203 Frazier. Ann......... French. Jimmy........ Fulcher. Bill ....... Fulford. Susan....... Fulgrum. Debbie .... Furno. Alan.......... Caerter. Kurt ....... Gallup. Jim.......... Galloway. Neal ...... Garmon. Lvnn......... Garner. Deborah .... Garner. Donna........ Garrett. Tim......... Garrity. Kathy....... Gasperson. Beth...... Gatewood. Susan .... Gay. Phyllis......... Gay. To’nv........... Ga’vlord. Mark....... 104.145.163 Geiersbach. Cheryl . . Gentry.Chip........ George. Jim.......... 163.203 Georgia. Sue......... Gibbs. Linda......... Gilchrist. Pat....... Glenn. Michael....... Globig. Kay.......... Glover. Sam.......... Glover. Steve........ Godhold. Barbara. . . . Godbold. Larry....... Goddard. Jackie...... Godwin. Joe.......... Good rum. Leigh...... Good rum. Steve...... Goodwin. Cathy....... Goodwin. Don......... Goodwin. Judy........ Goss. Connie......... Got hard. Nancy...... Gouge. Becky . ...... Grady. Kathy......... Graham. Charles Graham. Jewell ...... Graham. Monica Gray. Rusty.......... Greene. Audrey....... Greene. David ....... Greene. Elizabeth Greene. Wayne Gregory. Jerry. Griffin. Kathy. . Grimes. Gerald. Grimes. Jimmy . Grimslcy. Janice .............144.163 ..........49.72. 127 ..................128 .............144. 163 ..........82. 144. 163 ..................14- ..........66. 144. 16 . ..................163 ..................115 .............144. 163 ........2.50. 144. 163 ..................115 ..................115 ..........67.114.163 ......51. 114.115. 203 ...................72 ...................72 ..................115 ..............44. 163 ..................128 ......88.89. 127.104 .............101.115 .............144. 163 ..................54. 75 .............82. 128 ..............51. 115 ...........66.72. 128 .............56.128 ..................128 ......82.83.84.85.88 .............145.163 ..................115 ........90.91.93. 104 .............69.115 ........ 124. 128. 186 ..........73. 145. 163 ...... 145.154. 163 ..................115 ..................115 ..........72.115.128 ..................128 ..............86. 115 ..................128 ..................128 ..............51. 115 ..................128 ..................115 .............102. 163 ..........68. 145. 163 ..................115 ..................115 .............145.163 ..................115 ......48. 49.71.78.88 ..................115 ..................115 ...49. 78. 79. 145. 152 ..................128 ..................115 .............74.115 ..................115 ..................128 .............145.163 ..........67.145.163 ..................115 ..................115 ..................116 ..................128 .............145.163 ......90.103.128. 163 ..................128 ..................116 ..................128 ..................128 ........ 145. 154. 163 .............67.128 ..........64. 145. 163 ..................116 ..................116 ..................128 ..................128 .............145. 163 ..........90. 103. 128 ..................163 ..................116 ______104. 105. 106.145 ..................128 ..........66. 146.163 ..................128 ..................116 .............146.163 Grissom. Pam...............................129 Grubar. Jeff.....................90.91.93. 116 Guess. Doug.........................146. 163 Hafer. Barbara.............................129 Hafer. Jimmy.........................72. 116 Hall. Kenneth..............................129 Hall. Ix nnie.......................116. 173 Hall. Mary ................................129 Hall. Shervl .........................52. 146. 163 Hall. Victor.............11.90. 102. 107. 129 Ham. Sallye................................129 Hamilton. Gordon.............53.82.90. 103. 129 Hamilton. Jamie.....................129. 186 Hamilton. Linwood.........72. 82. 84. 103. 129 Hamilton. Martha ..........................116 Hammer. Donna..............................129 Hampton. Ron................77. 146.154. 163 181. 200. 203 Handon. Arlene.............................129 Handon. Marv...............................129 Handy. Rov . .....................96. 100. 129 Hardin. Billy ........................146. 163 Hardin. Hank...............................163 Hardin. Raymond .........................116 Hardy. Dave..................82.88.146. 163 Hare. Phil.................................146 Hargrave. Kathel.....................79. 129 Hargrave. Sallic....................116. 118 Harrington. Diane....................53. 116 Harrington. Sylvester...............104. 106 124. 129 Harris. Connie..................52.53.67. 146 Harris. Greg.................88. 94. 104. 116 Harris. Karen............................116. 117 Harris. Robert............................163 Harris. Steve.............................57. no Harris. Susan.............................67. 146 Harris. Teresa...........................1 in Hartung. Karen ............................H6 Hartung. Pamela ........................116 Harvey. Brenda ...........................116 Harvoy. Darnell..................67. 146.163 Harward.Jean .............................129 Hasley. Lynn ..........................57.129 Hatley. Rebecca...........................116 Hawes, Wardlovv..............72. 79. 147. 163 Hayes. Becky......................11.50. 147 Hayes. Janice.............................129 Hayes. Pat................................82. 129 Heafner. Vance..................102. 147. 163 Heaton. Carol....................50. 101. 116 Hendcrshott. Andrew........................H6 Henderson. Brenda.........................110 Henderson. Shamil................76. 116. 175 Henson. Darlene...........................110 Henton. Amy...............................114 Hester. Lynn..............................129 Hicks. Jennifer...........................130 Hicks. Sharon.............................116 Hicks. William...................67. 147. 163 Higgins. Susan..........................116 Hill. Bobby...............................72. 116 Hilliard. Danny.......................147.163 Hinsley. Dave.............................67. 130 Hinton. Jackie ........................51.116 195 Hinton. Leonard...............................116 Hobson. Monte.....................104. 105. 1ItO Hockaday. Sharon..........................147.163 Hoff. Ann.....................................130 Holder. Sue................................90.130 Holland. Andy.................................116 Holloman, Carolyn.....................147.163 Holloway. Tommy................................66 Holmes. Pamela...........................147. 163 Holsclaw. Ronald.........................147. 163 Holt. Clifton 97. 99. 104. 147. 163 Holt. Glenn..............................147. 163 Holt. Linda...................................116 Honeycutt. Debbie.............................130 Honeycutt. I.in...............................116 Hooker. Faye.................................147. 163 Hooker. Travis................................116 Hooks. Stacey.................................82. 130 Hornbeck. Brian...............................116 Horton. Sara.................................147. 163 Hovis. Gary...................................72. 116 Hudgins. Hugene....................64. 147. 163 Hudgins. Joyce................................116 Huerth. William...........................86. 116 Huffaker. Charlene ...................68. 130 Huffstetler. Steve.......................100. 116 Hufham. Henrv ............................124.130 Humphries. Dfane..............53. 68. 147. 163 Hunt. Lee.....................................116 Husketh. David ...............................116 Icenhour. Mary ....................67. 147.163 Ingram. Susani................................116 Issacs. Sandra ...............................116 Iverson. Kent.................................130 Ivester. Hal..................................116 Ivey. Cheryl .................58. 59.148. 163 Jackson. Cindy................................116 Jackson. David...........................102. 116 Jackson. Sammv.....................90. 104. 107 148.163 Jackson. Ted..................................117 Jeffreys. Amy.................................117 Jeffreys. Janet..............................148. 164 Jeffreys. Susie.................53.39. 148. 164 Jeffries. Charles..............................72 Jeffries. Torn....................71.88.89. 104 105. 144. 164 Jernigan. Gail................................117 Jersey. Pam...........................49. 72. 130 Johnson. Charlie .........................164 Johnson. David...........................148. 164 Johnson. Diane.............. .18. 52. 148. 164 Johnson. Glen.................................12. 130 Johnson. Jamie................................117 Johnson. Mary Francis......................52.59. 130 164.172.178' Johnson. Richard..............................117 Johnson. Stan.......................100. 148. 164 Johnson. Sue..................................130 Johnson. Virginia..............................72 Jones. Arthur................................148. 164 Jones. Donnie.................................117 Jones. Doug................................82.90. 130 Jones. Felicia................................117 Jones. Freda..................................130 Jones. Gary...................................96. 130 Jones. Jack ..................................117 Jones. Mary...................................130 Jones. Mike................. 117. 148. 164. 178 Jones. Pam...................................148. 164 Jones. Ricky..................................130 Jones. Rildia.................................117 Jones. Sandra..................................72 Jones, Steve..................57. 75. 148. 164 177. 203 Jones. Ted....................................117 Jones.Teresa .................................130 Jones. Vanessa................................117 Jonson. Jimmy.................................117 Jordan. Carla .............................50.131 Jordan. Richard...............................11“ Joyner. Alan.........................94. 103. 131 Joyner. Wilfred..............................148. 164 Justice. James................................117 Kabat. Kitty..................................131 Kastleburg. Kay...............................203 Kennedy. Chippy...............................117 Kennedy. Tim.........................86. 104. 117 Kenner. Mary...................................66 Kern. John....................................131 Kerr. Felix ...........................69.148.164 Khorsand. Jalal ..........................148.164 Kiblcr. Cora Lee..........................51.115. 117 Kieman.Meg....................................70. 131 King. Ann.....................................117 King. Dannv.......... King, Donafd ........ King. Frank.......... King. Gary .......... King. Herbert........ King. Kathy ......... King. Larry.......... King. Yvonne ........ Kirby. George........ Kirks. Mark ......... Knott. Lynne......... Krueger.'Pat......... Kuhnel. Kathy........ Kuhncl. Kevin ....... l.amson. Jim......... Lamson. Mike......... Lane. Dawn .......... Lane, [anal.......... Lang. Debbie......... Lasater, Joseph...... Laurens. Mike........ Lavender. Janet...... I .awing. Dawn....... Lawrence. Mike....... Lawrence. Stephanie. , Laws. Sharon......... Lawson, Betsy........ Leach. Barbara....... LcGrandc. Chuck...... Lennon. Pat ......... Leslie. A'listine.... Leslie. Clarese...... Leslie. Howard....... Lewis. Debbie........ Lewis. Donald........ Lewis. Joev.......... Lewis. Richard....... Liggins. Jerry....... Lilicnthal. Susan.... Lilley. Myla ........ Lipscomb. Mary....... I.ineberger. Eddie... 104.106.107. 131 Lloyd. Dawn.......... Lloyd. Jimmv......... 107. 150. 164 Lockley. Clvde....... Lockley, Edna........ Lockley. Jimmy ...... Lockley. Mary ....... Loizcaux, Kathy...... Loizeaux. Kerry...... Long. Cindy.......... Long. Debbie ........ Loosman. Debbi....... Lopp. Kenny.......... Lowry. Sandra........ Lucas. Debbie....... Luckwaldt. lay...... Lunsford. Marguerite Lupo. Lesa.......... Lyman. Mike......... Lynn. Jo ........... Lyons. Bobbie....... Lyons. Linda ....... Lyons. Patricia..... Macllroy. Kim....... MacManus. Cliff .... Madden. Meleu....... Madrem. Rebbecca . . Steward. Mallard .... Maness. Reid........ Mangum. Frances . Mangum.Teresa .... 164. 203 Mann. Jimmy......... Mann. Philip........ 164 Mantiply. Debbie.... Markle.’loe......... Markle. Karen ...... Markle. Mary Lou . . . Marsh. Dale ........ Marshburn. Diane . . . Marshburn. Donald . . Marshburn. Randy . . Mason. Gary......... 102. 150. 164 Mason. Jeff......... Mason. John......... Massenourg. Deborah Masterton. jamei Martin, Amy......... Matthews. Debra Matthews. Kim....... Matthews. Pam ...49.149. 152.164 .................131 .................131 .................131 ...............117 .......49. 149. 164 ........86. 101. 131 ..........149.164 .................131 ..........104.105 .................117 ............117. 184 ...........70.131 .................117 .....96. 98.99. 131 .................117 57.74.149.164.185 ........58. 149. 164 ..........131.203 ...............117 ..................65 .................131 .................117 ...........149.164 ................131 .................131 ............149. 164 ................131 ..........86.87. 131 .......131. 149. 164 ........131 ........117 .... 150. 164 ........131 ....96. 131 .72.102.114 .....96. 117 .69.103. 131 .........117 ........131 .........117 82.83.90. 93 ........118 56.82.88.104 .................118 .................118 ..................131 ............150.164 ..................131 .................118 .................118 ..................131 .................118 .........88. 104. 131 .....14. 50. 131. 172 ..............78. 131 ..............72. 118 ........11H ____48. 104. 124. 132 .............150. 164 .................118 .........66. 150. 164 ................132 ............53.132 ...............118 ...............118 ...............118 ...............118 ................132 .............49,132 ...........150.164 ....49.73. 138. 150 .........132 96.97.98. 150 ................118 ............150. 164 ..............68. 132 ................118 ........55.150.164 .................132 ................118 ................118 .........49.71.82.84 .....88. 90. 104.132 .......100. 150. 164 .................151 ............151. 164 .............51.118 .................132 ................118 .............67. 13? Matthews. Ruby...........................151. 164 Matthews. Sam.............................118 Maynard. Dickie ..........................132 Mayo. Preston ..............86.87.96. 104 118 Mayo. Rita .................86.87.96. 118 McAdams. Miles............................118 McClain. Janet............................118 McCleod. Marccllous......................151. 164 McConnell. Carl...........................72. 118 McDonald. Colleen.....................151.164 McDonald. Denise..........................132 McDonald. Ora.............................132 McDonald. Sheila.......................55.132 McDougal. Ronald......................74. 118 McDowell. Frances....................144. 164 McFee. Kris ...........................52.164 McGhee. Carl..............................132 McGhee. Rhonda............................132 McGhee. Rickie............................164 McGinnis. Nancy.............49. 79. 101. 138 151.164.203 McLamb. Wayne..........................69.132 McLaurin. Megan...........................118 McLawhorn. Gregg..........................118 McLawhorn. John .......... 100. 151. 164. 203 McLeod. Brenda...........................151. 164 McLeod. Erie..............................118 McLeod. James............................151. 164 McManaway. Nancy.........................151. 164 McNamera. Beverly.........................118 McNeil. Tamera............................151 McSwain. Brenda ..........................118 Modlin. Paul..............................118 Meglaughlin. Cathv...................49. 151. 164 203 Melton. Craig.............................119 Merritt. Deborah..........................119 Merritt. Julia ........................53.132 Mcttler. Tanya.........................72.132 Mikul. Larry.............................102. 132 Miller. Cynthia...........................118 Miller. Kevin ......................94.95.118 Miller. Lynn..............................132 Mills. Janet..............................118 Mills. Jimmy.......76. 77. 151. 164. 182.203 Minton. Bet'lv............................119 Minton. Billv..........................69.132 Mitchell. Jeff..............94. 95.102. 119 Mitchell. Jess............................119 Mitchell. Jim ............................119 Mochrie. Steve.........................82.88. 132 Money. Keith...........................82.88. 132 Mooneyham. Beth...........................119 Mooer. Bettie........................55. 152. 164 Moore. Connie............................119, 203 Moore. David................48. 49. 78.90. 91 93. 104. 105. 162. 164 Moore. Eddie................132.152. 164 Moore. Fara...........................73. 132 Moore. Larry ........................152. 164 Moore, Preston........................14. 132 Moore. Randy..............................119 Moras. Trent..............................119 Morgan. Robert ..................72. 73. 123 Morgan. Robin................50. 72. 132. 201 Morris, bobby ....................... 102. 110 Moss. Boverly...............................110 Mulholland. Skyla.................72. 73. 152 154. 104 Munn. Susan.................................132 Murphy. Cathy.........................152. 104 Murray. Dobbin . 110 Murray. Doug..........................104. 132 Musio’, loan ...............................133 Myers. Kenny................................110 Myers. Malcolm................82.88. 152. 104 Myers. Mona ................................133 Nagle. Daniel.........................133. 104 Nagle, Marie................................154 Nance. David...........................72. 119 Nealy. Larry................................119 Neligan. Mary ....................58. 153. lf� 4 Newsome. Jon .....................55. 153. 104 Nichols. Brian ...................82. 84. 85. 04 05. 102. 110 Nichols. Stephen............................133 Nissen. Scanne..............................110 Nobles. Torry ..............................119 Nolan. Darlene..............................110 Norman. Dianne...............50. 52. 115. 110 Norris. Carrie..............................133 Norris. Gary.........52.82. 103. 153. 154. 164 Norris. Terry ..............................119 Norton. Michael.............................133 Nugent. Barbara.............................110 Oatfield. Donald ...................86.87. 110 Ogbum. Nancy..........................153. 164 Oleson. Hlaine..............................110 Oliver. Teresa...............70. 76. 153.164 Otto. Donna........................... 40. 133 Overton. Pam............................153.164 Pace. John . 153. 164 I Padgett. Patti..............................133 Pait.Kugene.............................153.164 Pardue. Forrest ........................153.164 Pardue. Larrv.........................133. 173 Parker. Doug..........................153. 164 Parks. Peter ...............................119 Peacock. Debra..............................133 Pearce. Bobbv...............................153 Pearce. Kli .aocth..........................119 Pearce. Mike......................64. 153. 164 Pcchal. Frank.........................153. 164 Pechal. Nancy ........................48.73.133 Peek . Deborah..............................119 Pendergraft. David..................04.05. 119 Peninglon. Sandra Hunter..............153. 163 Penny. Howard ..............................153 Penny. Lorraine.............................119 I Pentecosl. Betsy............150. 154. 159. 16-1 Pentecost. June...................51. 114. 119 Pepper. Pat...........................154. 164 Perry. Rachel ........................154. 164 Petrie. Judv..........................154. 164 Petty. Mollv 54.154.164 Peyton, lames...............................164 Peyton. Shirley.......................154. 164 I Phillips. Mike........................155. 165 Phipps. Joe...........................155, 165 Picked. Cathy......................49. 73. 133 Pickett. Howard........................03. 155. 165 Pierce. Billy...............................119 Pierce. Donna...............................110 Pierce. Gary................................119 Pippin. Graylon.............................119 Pleasants. Judy.............................119 Pleasants. Karen ..................49. 155. 165 Pollard. Gregg .............................133 Poison. Teresa..........................72. 134 Poole. Bobbv ...............................119 Poole. David..........................103. 155. 165 Poole, Donna................................134 Pope. Sherrie...............................134 Porter. Jeffrey.........................72. 134 Potter. Dee...................50. 155. 165. 170 Powell. Curtis.............. 19.82.85. 155. 165 Powell. Judv............................40. 134 Powell. Pat'...........................155. 165 Prince. Linda...............................100 Prince. Lorraine.......................155. 165 Prince. Robert .............................119 Purcell. James .................. 104. 107. 119 Puryear. Donna ............................. no Queen. Gloria...............................110 Quick. Julia ...........................120.117 Raif. Brenda..................53. 72. 155. 165 Ralev. Joseph...............................134 Ramocau. Becky..............................134 Ramev. Druscilla............................120 Ratliff. Robert.............................165 Raver. Duane................................120 Rawls. Devin............................96. 134 Ray. Carol..................................120 Ray. Vickee.................................120 Rea. Jimmy..................................120 Reams. Ricky................................120 Reese. Darlene..........................64. 120 Register. Done......................92.93. 155. 165 Register. Lorelia.......................72. 134 Reopclle. Gordon.......................155. 165 Resto. Deanna..........................155. 165 Reynolds. Joe..........................155. 165 Reynolds. Kav .........................156. 165 Reynolds. Kay ..................52.82. 103. 134 Rhodes. Ixiuise.............................120 Rhodes, Ronnie..........................96. 134 Rhodes. Susan...............................134 Rice. Susan............................157. 165 Richards. Karen............................ 120 Richardson. Gwendolyn.......................120 Richardson. Sally...........................120 Riddle. Steven...........................06.134 Riley. Jerry............................... 165 Rohbins. Flaine.............................134 Robbins. Fred...............................120 Robbins. Gary ..............................134 Robinson. Greg..........................86. 120 Rockefeller, Dave......................58. 104. 106 156.165 Roebuck. Brian..............................120 Rogers. Gary................................120 Rogerson. Paul.........................106. 134 Rollins. Phyllis....................52.69. 156. 165 Romano. Richard.............................134 Rood. Richard ...........49. 60. 152. 156. 165 Rosebrock, Lindsey....................11. 156. 165 Rouse. Johnny ...........................120 Rouse. Richard...........................134 Rouse. Roburi............................134 Royster. Roslyn..............67. 138.156.165 Rued rich, Veronica......................120 Rush. Boyd................................156. 165 Rush. Ricky .............................120 Russ. Wanda .............................120 Russell. Janet............................156. 165 Russell. Kevin...........................120 Ryals. Vickie ...........................134 Ryan. Sue.................................. 76 Sallingor. Brenda........................120 Sauls. George.............................156. 165 Sautter. Becky...........................120 Saxe. Timothy ........................156. 165 Scaringulli. Janet....................156. 165 Scaringelli. Sally.......................134 Scheetz.Tim..............................121 Schilawski. Julie........................121 Schilawski. Laurie........................156. 165 Scholl. Laurie........................... 12 1 Schrocder. Mary ...........................134 Schwandt. Bill ................ 82.85. 53. 103. 156. 165. 201 Scoggins. Churrv ..........................121 Scoggins. Donald...........................134 Scott. Alfred..............................121 Sears. Kathy...............................121 Self. Betty Sue............................134 Self. Dale.................................121 Sepolak. Judy..............................121 Sepclak, Mike .........................156.165 Serras. Marilyn ...........................121 Sessoms. Richard.....................157. 142. 165 Set I iff. Beth ....................76.157.165 Settle. Julianna ......................157,165 Set .er. Jim .........................103, 121 Shamblin. Mark.............................134 Shaw. Thomas...............................121 Shea. Karon................................121 Shea rin, Arthur...........................121 Shell. Pat 121 Shell. Vickie..........................157.165 Shellberg. Steve..................76. 96. 134 Shrove. Susan.................. 157.165. 177 Shuler. Terenner...........................134 Shull. Chris........................82.157.165 Shull. Renee...............................121 Sievrin, Astrid............................72. 134 Silverwood. Marty..........................135 Silverwood. Mike...........................135 Singletary. Aquanetla......................135 Singletan’. Cheslina ......................121 Smith. Koslyn...... Smith. Scott....... Smith. Stove (Sr.). . . Smith. Stove (So.) . . Smith. Teresa...... Snipps. Beth....... Sorrell. Eddie..... Sorrell. Irma...... 159. 1(35 Sorrell, lames..... Sorrell. Janet..... Sparrow. Kay....... Spencer.Trudy .... Spillane. Mike..... Spivey. Gwen....... Sprague. Dcbby .... Stamey. Dianne . . . . Stanley. James..... Stamey. Susan...... Stanley. Johnny Starr. Stuart...... Steely. Brad....... Stcmbuck. Peter Stephenson. Bruce.. Stephenson. Don . . . Stephenson. Mark Stephenson. Tony Stern. Bill........ Sterner. Debra..... Stevens. Kathy..... Stevenson. Bill.... Stevenson. Gail Stitt. Ross........ Stines. Billy...... Strong. David...... 165. 200 Strickland. Alan . . . Strickland. Bruce. . Strickland. David... Strickland. Ricky . . . Strickland. Susan . . Stuart. Kevin...... Stutts. Dianne..... Sullivan. Rita..... Summers. Steve Surratt. Jeannie Swaney. Johnny Swart. Becky....... Swinson. David Tabler. Cindy...... Tabler. Craig ..... Tanner. Mark....... Tanner. Tony....... Tant. Herman....... Taylor. Betty...... Taylor. Dianne..... Taylor. Donna (Sr.) . Taylor. Donna (So.) . Taylor. Kim ....... Taylor. Ricky...... Taylor. Terry...... Teague. Wally...... Terry. Yvonne...... Theys. Jackie...... Thomas. Barbara . . Thomas. Betsy...... Thomas. Marilyn . . Thomas. Mary I.ou. Thomas. Pam........ Thompson. Ronald Thompson. Shcrill . Thornorough. Floyd. Thornbury. Mike . . Thorpe. Claudia ... Tingler, Henry .... Tomlin. David ... Toomey. Mark .... Toth. Terri........ Towler.Sharon ... Travis. David...... Traylor. Dondra ... Tripp. Steve....... Trotter. James..... Tucker. Mark....... Turner. Jan........ Turner. Kathleen .. Turner. Pat rid a . . . Turnipseed. Phillip Tyson. Blair....... Tyson. Ty.......... Tysor. Carol....... Upchurch. Paula .. Upchurch. Ronnie . Upchurch. Sam . .. U .zell.Bill....... Valotta.Tony....... Vance. Karen....... .............121 .......96.99. 135 .........157. 165 .............121 .........49.135 .............121 ..............135 ..73. 135. 138. 157 .............122 ..............135 .........94.121 .........158. 165 ..............135 ..............135 .............121 .........158. 165 .........158.165 .............122 ..............165 .....86.96. 122 .........158.165 ..........72. 135 .103.142.158. 165 .............122 .........103. 122 .............122 ..............135 .........158.165 .....18. 158. 165 .............122 .............122 .........158.165 ..............135 ...49. 61.152.158 .........158. 165 .............122 .........158.165 .............122 .....49.158. 165 ..............135 ..............165 .........65.122 .........102. 122 ..............136 ..............136 .............122 .........103.136 .....72.158. 165 ..............136 86. 87.94. 103. 122 .............166 ..............136 .............122 .............122 .........158.166 .............122 ..............136 .............122 ..............136 ..............136 .............122 ..............136 .............122 ..........49. 136 .....65. 158. 166 .............166 .........50.136 .............166 .............122 .........82.136 .............122 ..............136 .........49.136 .............122 .............122 ...............54 .............122 .............166 .....49.58.73. 166 .........103. 122 .............122 ..............136 ..........76. 200 .........170. 136 .........122. 118 ..............136 .........86. 122 .............166 .............166 .........49.166 ..............136 .............166 .............122 .............166 ..............136 Vance. Pam.......... Varner. Don......... Vaughn. Bobby....... Vaughan. Ruffin..... Vaughan.Teresa .... Vinson. Robert...... Vinston. Stanley Walker. Margie...... Waller. Donna....... Waller. Frank....... Waller. Judy........ Walters. Kathyrn Walters. Matt....... Walters. Rosanne Ward. Maurice....... Watkins. Connie Watkins. Jean....... Watkins. Kathy Watson. Jeradine Watson. Joyce....... Watts. Holt......... Weatherspoon. Emma Webb. Amy........... Webb. Ansel......... Weber. Greg......... Weeks. Twila........ Weiss. William...... Wells. Robin........ Wendlandt. Wolfi 166. 201 West. Susan......... Wcstcrficld. Sharon . . Wharton. Alice...... Whelan. Janice...... White. Brian........ White. David ....... White. Douglas...... White. Mike......... White. Ronnie ...... White. Rose ........ White. Sue.......... Whiting. James...... Whitley. Roger...... 161. 166 Whitt. Jimmy........ Widikam. Raymond . Wiggins. Arlene..... Wiggs. Debbie ...... Willetts. Sabrina Williams. Barbara . . Williams. Charles .. Williams. Danny . . . ........122 ....76. 136 ........100 ........166 ........122 ........122 ........166 136.160. 166 ...........137 ...........137 ...........137 ..........122 .......160.166 ..........122 .......160.166 .......160. 166 ..........122 .......160. 166 ..........122 . 96.160. 166 .......160.166 .......55.137 ..........122 ..........122 .......49.137 ............72 ...........137 .96.97.98. 160 ....59. 160. 166 .............137 .............137 ........55.137 ............122 .............137 .............137 ............122 ____160. 166. 181 .........72. 137 .............137 ........76.137 49. 52.82.84. 146 . .137 . .122 . .122 . . 137 . . 122 . .122 86. 87 . .122 Williams. Eddie.............82. 106. 161. 166 Williams. Geraldine.....................122 Williams. Gloria ........................122 Williams. Johnnv........................123 | Williams. Phil .........................123 Williams. Scott.........................123 Williams. Steve..........................123 Williams. Ted................86.87. 112. 123 j Williams. Vivian....................161.166 I Willis. Mary Bess.......................123 Wilser. Gary.............................137 Wilson. Mark.............................123 Wilson, Pam......................50. 137,200 Wilson. Steve.................96.98. 104. 107 161. 166 Wilt .ius. Mike........................161. 166 Wintree. Claudinc.......................137 Winslow. Pat .................49.58.76. 161 166 Winslow. Paul............................123 Winstead. London............49. 161. 166. 172 Winstead. Susan .........................123 Winters. Missy...........................123 Witherington. Bobby......................123 Wodowski. Cindy ................53. 161. 166 Wodowski. Eddie.................82. 161. 166 Wolfe. Greg..............................137 Wolfe. Phil.................99. 138. 161. 166 Womack. Johnny.........................161. 166 Womble. Myra ...........................137 Wood. Cary .............................123 Wood. Mary..............................137 Woodall. Bryant........................103. 137 Woodall. David .........................137 Woodall. Linda .........................123 Woodall. Rachael.........................49. 137 Woodard. Debbie.................76. 161. 166 Woodard. Vickie..........................137 Woodlief. Kay ...........................123 Wooten. Donald...........................123 Wright. Buddy............................123 Wright. Robert...........................137 Wright, Steven..........................123 Wright. Sharon.........................161. 166 Yates. Carolyn..........................137 Young. Johnnv................71.88. 104. 161 166 Young. Ken..............................72. 137 Young. Stanley...........................123 Zacny. Dolly ................53. 55. 161. 166 Zambone. Mark............................123 Zambonc.Shana.......................161.166 198 FACULTY Allen. Agnes.............................. Allen. Barbara............................42 Bailey. Erscldinc.........................30 Baker. Dorothy............................26 Beckwith, Sally...........................44 Betts. James..............................44 Blackley. Virginia........................35 Bock. Rebecca ............................27 Brady, Johnny ............................40 Brawlcy, Tommy...........................45 Brock. Carrie.............................28 Brown. Marian............................42 Buffaloe. Thomas..........................43 Bunas. Allcne............................ 36 Burns. Jimmy..............................42 Byrd. Della..............................34 Campbell. Debra...........................34 Canady. Johnnie...........................41 Carpenter. Alice.........................43 Covington. Rachel........................28 Crook. Mary..............................26 Dalton. Frances...........................44 Dennis. Anne..............................40 Dennis. Purvis............................44 Edwards. Marvin..........................44 Eskridge. JoAnne.........................28 French. Rick..............................39 Fulford. Douglas.......................24.32 Gunter. Linda.............................34 Harrisk Hsuch Yun.........................44 Herndon. Wayne...........................39 Hines. JoAnne............................27 Ingold. Jane .............................24 Jenkins, Carlee..........................41 Kelly. Tom...............................35 King. Truman........ Lewis. Charlotte.... Maddeux. Pamela . .. Maidon. Charles..... Martin. Betsy....... McCoy. Annie........ Mol son. Elaine..... Miller. Leone....... Moore. Locke........ Norman. Barbara O’Keeffe. Marjorie . . . Page. Anne.......... Parker. Michael..... Patterson. Rhonda . . . Pendcrgraft. Jean Perry. Judy......... Powell. Fletcher.... Ritter. Artura...... Rigdon. Sara........ Rose. Glen ......... Ruark. Nancy........ Ruth. Dorothy....... Sewell. Linda....... Sherwood. Beverly. .. Spaugli. David...... Staley. Donald...... Stephens. Isabel.... Stevens. John....... Straw. Roxanne...... Tilley. Barbara..... Thomas. Dianne...... Thompson. Romotta . Tomlin. Sue......... Walden. Johnnie May Williams. Ella ..... Wilson. Alice....... Wimberly. Gladys . . . Woodhouse. Joyce . , . .43 .32 .37 .35 .25 .27 .31 .30 .39 .25 .30 .37 .41 .36 .29 .38 .40 .36 .25 .24 .29 .44 20 .34 .38 .45 .33 .24 .32 .45 .31 .33 .31 .44 .29 .44 .44 .38 ADVERTISERS Alexander Exterminating..................183 Archie Johnson's Sons....................172 Ashworth's Drugs.........................170 Atkins 76................................178 Belks....................................170 Bob's Cleaners...........................178 Bob Gordon's Pharmacy....................185 Bob's Texaco and Service.................174 Boulevard Florists.......................185 Branch BankingTrust Co...................181 Buchanan's Nursery ......................189 Cary Clothiers...........................180 Cary Oil Co..............................174 Charles C. McLaurin......................184 City Barber Shop.........................180 Cobb's T.V. Service......................175 Cooper Homestead House...................179 Corky's Tastec Freeze....................178 Dancer's Shop ...........................180 Deans Upholstery- .......................174 Diary Queen Brazier......................175 Kdleen’s Fabric Shop.....................174 Farmhouse Restaurant ....................183 Fidelity Bank............................177 Fotolahd Studio..........................186 General Machinery Co.....................176 Grocery Boys.............................180 Hclmold Ford.............................173 Highway and Industrial Co................172 Hobby's Supply...........................170 Huggins Realty...........................179 Interstate Equipment Co..................174 Jack's Drive In Cleaners.................177 Johnson Lambe ...........................177 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders..............181 Kay Pasterchick's Beauty Salon...........180 Mac Josephs..............................179 Male.....................................187 Mitchell's Pharmacy......................173 Mobil Stayright Tank Co.................... Modern Texaco Service....................184 Pepsi....................................187 Pete's Hardware..........................172 Phillip H. Eskridge .....................187 Pine Hollow Golf Club ...................172 Powell's Clothing........................183 Pleasant's Grocery.......................187 South Hills Furniture....................186 South Hills Mall ........................171 Stephens Hardware........................187 Triangle Auto Parts......................180 Triangle Real Estate and Insurance Co.. Inc.................................184 Varsity Cheerleaders.....................182 Village Book and Stationery..............180 Village Inn Pizza........................188 Walker Shoe Store........................181 Westbrook-Moore insurance Agency.........185 As another year comes to a close at Cary High School, we wish to express our sincere ap- preciation to all those who aided in making YRAC ’72 a trememdous success. To Mr. John Stevens, who supported the YRAC and often granted special permission for staff work; to our sponsor, Mrs. Marjorie O’Keeffe for guidance and moral support; a special thanks to Mr. Don Felty for the many hours spent developing pictures without delay, and advice to student pho- tographers; especially to the James T. Hamptons for allowing their home to be used as a work- shop and being understanding with the late night deadlines; and most of all to the faculty and students of Cary High School for their cooperation in the making of YRAC ’72. YRAC STAFF -1972 Sponsor• Mrs. O'keefte Editors - Jim George Ron Hampton Jimmy Mills Business Manager - Teresa Oliver Sports • Stove Shell berg • Ed. MikcThornbury Extracurriculum - Pat Benton - Ed. Sue Ryan Curriculum • Cheryl Ivey - Ed. Advertisements - Steve Jones Cathy Meglaughlin Sophomore Class - Sharon Henderson Suzanne Edwards Junior Class • Lynn Causey Kay Kastlcburg Senior Class - Stephanie Ballentinc Susan West Senior Statistics • Beth Setliff Student Life - Debbie Lang Connie Davenport Index • Teresa Mangum Connie Moore Copy - Randy Dobo • Ed. Tonya Cottrell Karen Richard Typists - Pat Winslow Angela Frazier Jan Turner Debbie Woodard John Mcl.awhom Photographers - Jon Newsome - Head Jim Whiting Don Varner Barbie Felly Nancy McGinnis Today is his last day of the educational process have school. He has finished the been determining factors in process called “education”. As making him a complete person, he reflects on the memories of He has spent approximately years gone by, he becomes 25% of his life preparing for the acutely aware of what has taken future; now he is educated to place in his life. 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