Chapel Hill High School - Hill Life Yearbook (Chapel Hill, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1969 volume:

11 High Scriooi nler ill, N.C. 275 ' b Tiarkings 1969 Chapel Hill High School C el Hill. N.C. 27616 hillife 1969 chapel hill high school chapel hill, north Carolina volume 44 2 table of contents introduction.1 dedication .20 academics.22 activities.50 sports.88 impressions.118 classes. 138 advertisements.208 group identification.240 index .244 closing .250 3 What I ask for is absurd: that life shall have a meaning. What I strive for is impossible: that my life shall acquire a meaning . . . . . . I dare not believe, I do not see how I shall ever be able to believe: that I am not alone. 5 6 ■M. n ' Tji- 10 13 14 15 17 18 20 dedicated to Mrs. Vivian Edmonds ‘ti V;5 ySfflT� = ' .;3. iB li|ifSiRil t ' wife i mM Ml ' ► t . ‘1 Do what you can—and the task will rest lightly in your hand, so lightly that you will be able to look forward to the more difficult tests which may be awaiting you. 25 til Miss May Marshbanks 26 Superintendent, Dr. W. S. Cody School Board 27 office Mrs. Coffee Office Assistants Mrs. Moore i Cafeteria Staff Bus Drivers Thomas Morrow Thomas Pendergraft guidance 30 Mrs. Peacock Miss Kenney library 31 Mr. Bulla and Mrs. Weddle Mrs. Barnard 33 Mrs. Buchan and Mr. Walton 34 ' • ' . - ' i ' ' ' ,4 ' t Mrs. Rich Mr. K. Smith and Mrs. Benson science Mr. Wyatt Mrs. Wheeler 35 Mrs. McEntire 36 history Mrs. P. Bryan Mrs. Kemppainen Mrs. Kramer 37 Mrs. Mackler Mrs. Battle Mrs. Oliver 38 language Miss Raney Mrs. Basile art Mrs. Cabe 40 Chorus music Band Mr. Preble 41 vocational Mr. Jaynes Mr. McSwain Mr. Conn 42 43 Mrs. Macintosh business Mrs. Clemmons Mrs. Duncan 44 Mrs. Jackson Mr. Taylor special education 45 46 physical education Coach Culton 47 study hall Mrs. Minton and Mr. Thorne 48 ;• ‘.rK. • ' . • Never look down to test the ground before taking your next step. Only he who keeps his eye fixed on the horizon will find his right road. 53 sea With only an antiquated constitution for comfort and the promise of a new one for inspiration, the Student Council Association labored through its traditional duties, managing somehow to keep from being stranded in the void between the students and the association. I. 54 55 Constitution Convention First they talked, then they argued, and finally they fought. And then they fought some more. For long months the Constitutional Convention trudged on. At times the only thing delegates could agree upon was that they might never be able to agree. But somehow they eventually did concur on a Constitution. It ' s not perfect, as one constitutional expert explains, but then again, what is? 56 Officers and Committee Heads Race Council Character, leadership, scholarship and service are the criteria for members of the National Honor Society. The NHS innovates new ideas from these old ideals. Some new ideas from this year ' s NHS were special studyhalls, non-credit courses and enlightening seminars. 58 honor societies A new language— a different alphabet— an entirely new mood— these are a few of the problems faced by foreign language students. Members of the French and Spanish Honor Society have succeeded in conquering these problems and as a result have achieved the satisfaction of mastering a language. Debating is essential for two reasons— It provides a chance to hear other ' s ideas, and it enables one to express his own. It takes a good deal of organization, a good deal of originality and a great deal of time. current events For understanding, you first need information, information provided by knowledgeable people. The Current Events Club sought out these people. And through information they obtained knowledge ranging from student ' s rights in a public school— to the Biafran situation. 61 The Library Club may be the most notorious group around, noted for wild Christmas parties and scandalous action on the balcony, but they are also a hard-working bunch who manage to keep the library going through library courses. Senior term paper research, and everyday hum-drum. 62 As men come together they must learn to understand and live with each other. The French Club, by delving into French culture of yesterday and today, by studying the background of French Society, searches for understanding. french m 64 Spanish No, Christmas isn ' t dead. That was the message of the CHHS Spanish Club. During the Yule season, the Club acquainted its members with the Christmas customs of Spain. There was a celebration of the posados with the breaking of the pihatas. The celebration was heightened by singing carols and a visit from the Three Kings. Using speakers, films, individual projects and field trips, members of the Biology Club are exposed to subjects ranging from genetics to oceanography. Exploring the varied interests of the members, the Biology Club illustrates the facets of Biological Sciences. 66 physical science Keeping up with daily scientific advancement is very difficult. Each day brings new inventions and new theories. The Physical Science Club, in an effort to understand, explores new theories in the fields of chemistry and physics. 67 math games The games people play. Math Games Club members play all sorts of games. From Wff n Proof to Equations to On-Sets, this is the only club around in which members spend all their time playing. DECA members lead double lives, going to school half a day and working half a day. But the experience gained in working is part of their education too. 69 Industrial Cooperative Training is education in a total sense. Providing more than nebulous facts, it gives knowledge of a skill and the confidence that comes from having a skill. vica f The FHA Club challenges the individual to find satisfaction in a useful life. A key work is “future, but “present is a key idea. FHA week focuses on service to school and community, and underlines the purpose of the club. Coping with the problems of learning in the future will take more than just an average teacher. Tne teachers of the future must both be experts in their field and have wide knowledge of other subjects. The Future Teachers of America are getting a head start by preparing now for their careers. Pride. The Society for the Study of Afro-American Culture is pride, that necessary pride that comes from a knowledge and love of one ' s own culture and background. ssaac 74 Yep, the Monogram Club and the Pep Band are a bunch of pretty special people. Comprised of the best looking girls and the most athletic guys around, the Monogram Club is made up of Varsity cheerleaders and lettermen. Members of the Pep Band do their part for CHHS sports by providing spirit in musical form as the Wildcats charge to victory. Bringing people closer together and improving communication between the United States and foreign countries— these are the ideals of American Field Service. Americans abroad and foreign students in America take part in a cultural exchange which can broaden the road to peace. 77 art Creativity can be developed by things other than by an opportunity to create. Members of the Art Club are not only given the time and facilities to create, but are also exposed to the works of the Picassos, Rembrandts and Van Goghs through visits to museums and exhibits. 78 arts and crafts The crafty set of CHHS has formed a new club. The Arts and Crafts Club has been dabbling in decoupage and papier mache jewelry and decorating their homes with paper flowers. 79 Folk music is defined as music created and handed down by common people. It ranges from melodious love songs to ballads with a cacophonous twang. The Folk Music Club attempts to put folk music back into a world dominated by psychedelia, hard rock, and soul. There is romance in drama, in finding yourself through a character created by someone else, but there are so many more sides, all as intriguing. The Drama Club takes a total interest in theatre, from acting to lighting, directing to costuming. drama 81 other mud The Other Mud is an experiment in expression. Creativity is a discipline requiring experience and devotion. It is a combination of weary labor and an outflowing of inspiration. Seeing your work in print is more than enough reward. Other Mud Editors proconian The Proconian club gives those interested a chance to explore the many facets of journalism up close. 83 High school newspapers are usually full of cliches and trivia, but the Proconian escapes these traps with a capable staff which over and over again comes up with All-American ratings. Proconian Staff Editors 84 proconian staff A Man for All Seasoi 85 hillife Hillife Editors V 1: ' -ir The road, you shall follow it. The fun, you shall forget it. The cup, you shall empty it. The pain, you shall conceal it. The truth, you shall be told it. The end, you shall endure it. ■. , -. •■•■ ■ -• - i-’- ' . • .. y ■ .’iT ' r yyy- ..r.V.- ■ ' • T ' ; .l r . ' .‘.I. ”■■■-•’ ■ ' ' ■• :,V ' - ' - ' CT5;j. ' l •«: ' ’■ ' ■ V’ ■ ’• -.a V ’ ' ' • 91 SCHEDULE CHHS 26 Milbrook 20 CHHS 20 Southern 13 CHHS 20 Cary 12 CHHS 13 Webb 14 CHHS 7 Roxboro 34 CHHS 32 Garner 19 CHHS 7 Northern 44 CHHS 58 Henderson 6 CHHS 26 Orange 6 CHHS 27 Jordan 19 Conference Standing Third 92 varsity football mem Tsaenr ■ aiu «n«u Mill HI, ittPUHIU ■imint ;WP(1 n:u IP11 (1111 tiPum Varsity football team 93 94 Football: CHHS ' s seventh period. Ask a football player what “going live means. Ask him about “wind sprints and “contact . If he doesn ' t grin, or grimace, he hasn ' t played football for Coach Bob Culton ' s Wildcats. He doesn ' t know how vicious August can be— or how glad, and sad, he can be in November. Friday night— 48 minutes puts a whole week of practice in perspective . . . 95 Football ' s no game. Football ' s a fist in your stomach, salt in your eyes. Looks easy enough— the dirt in your teeth and the grass in your nose. Comfort ' s a plastic bottle filled with hot water. But what ' s it really like— To win your opener, and beat Southern after time has run out? Why does Webb constitute a heartbreaker? What is the injury? and victory? Who ' s Northern, who ' s Roxboro? How does it feel to be third in the conference? Not many guys know. But those that do—know it backwards. 96 flUPc ' i ipt ' 3 ' ] ■B� . fl j V f| i M ' I ' NHI ■VmIh MS 1 BJ JV football team )VS Inexperience, depth. One could hardly use both words to talk about the same football team. But the sophomores had both. The JV ' s are the traditionally inexperienced. But they won. The varsity took the best of what they had. And they still won. 98 The only difference between a soph and a senior is experience. It is not unusual to expect the worst from JV athletics. But this year ' s sophomores are giving JV basketball a new image, and part of the new image is the new coach. With their style, the JV ' s can look forward to a proud varsity career. JV basketball team Varsity basketball team varsity basketball 100 District Three basketball is no pushover. Neither is Chapel Hill ' s Wildcat basketball team. Coach Bob Culton sees that his team has both individual standouts and methodical balance. Most teams have one or the other, but it gets to be a long season . . . Basketball ' s no gentleman ' s game. You have to be quick, tough. You have to be good. There ' s no such thing as offensive or defensive — only aggressive. Aggressive versatility, aggressive speed. And if you ' re not everything you have to be at Chapel Hill, there ' s talent on the bench to take your place. 101 state tournament Basketball is a game which can either minimize or maximize mis¬ takes. A good team will minimize their own and miximize their opponents. Tournaments usually reflect a good deal about the game, but little about the teams. So it was with Chapel Hill. A phenomenal record; wasted in one night. But not before they had shown the kind of team Chapel Hill really has. 25-2 is not a bad year ' s work. 103 104 Swimming Team What ' s a workout at 6:45 am? What team worries about a water shortage? A few at Chapel Hill c ould answer. Cold water; sprints; no rest; and sophomores. As usual, the Catfish have a lot to show. Chapel Hill the only 3A team in the state. Running a close second behind 4A power Grimsiey. Fifteen swimmers; one of the best representatives of athletics at Chapel Hill. 105 106 Track, self-competition, athletes, striving to be good. In track especially if your best is not good enough it doesn ' t show. Runners are born. You can ' t teach a sprinter how to run faster, only how to do his best. Chapel Hill ' s track has a tradition of natural talent. To have a good team is to be one of the best. Track Tearn 107 Chapel Hill has an unpredictable baseball game. The coach has been changing every year. A small team leaves little room for depth, or injury. You make errors, not mistakes- But it ' s the same thing. This year the Cats should put everything together, and bring the team to a respectable conference standing. baseball tennis 109 Girl ' s basketball team the kittens 110 111 varsity cheerleaders Varsity cheerleaders 112 School Spirit, well-worn words. And no one know it better than the cheerleaders. Trying to find something new in a clich6d phrase, they give something more than an out-dated ideal. JV cheerleaders Pity the JV Cheerleaders. They have a problem; their class is in too much confusion to really think of spirit, something that comes only with unity. The cheerleaders know this. They understand, and through their own great enthusiasm, they overcome. jv cheerleaders powderpuff football Football, no longer just a boy ' s sport, now belongs to girls too. Amid the classic injuries— broken nails and split hair— the junior girls scratched a victory over the senior girls. A first in CHHS history. 115 116 ■f . ■ . . _i, V, {V ♦ • % « « . I t y ' V ’� % - « � � % V fc ‘« « . -• -i- - ■ ' ■ y 4 ' S y ♦ 4 ■U ' V . A -i 117 , ' f ' V. I am reading about some persons, long dead. Surreptitiously, other names insert themselves into the text, and, presently, I am reading about us, as we shall be when we are the past. Most has utterly vanished. Problems which were once so vital, spread them¬ selves over the pages as cold abstractions— simple ones, but we failed to understand them. We appear as rather stupid, foolish, self-seeking puppets, moved by obvious strings, which, now and again, get tangled up . . . It is no caricature that I encounter in the distorting mirror of historical research. Simply the proof that it all has been vanity. graduation 123 Boys State National Merit Semifinalists 126 junior follies senior play HOMECOMING-QUEEN Vickie Davis SENIOR QUEEN Sharon Hargraves homecoming court FOOTBALL QUEEN Robin Melton 131 beauty court QUEEN Gloria Regester Selected by Charlie Scott MAID OF HONOR Lee Provancha 133 beauty court JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVE Isabelle Patterson ALTERNATE Paulette Minor 134 ALTERNATE Susan Penniall SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE Barby Prothro ALTERNATE Nicci McKay 135 Something waits In the depths of Man And comes as in a dream With distant wisps of forgotten music A flashburst ' s blue retinal aftermath Teasing Pockscarred plastic all that remains Leaving you Falling toward earth Grasping at an invisible hand That ' s not there — Roy Moisten t A ■ 1 .«? 1 I awoke to an ordinary morning with gray light reflected from the street, but still remembered the dark-blue night above the tree line, the open moor in moonlight, the crest in shadow. Remembered other dreams of the same mountain country: twice I stood on its summits, I stayed by its remotest lake, and followed the river towards its source. The seasons have changed and the light and the weather and the hour. But it is the same land. And I begin to know the map and to get my bearings. 142 I I I Billy Barnes Bonnie Allen Chris Allen Libby Allison Bill Baggett Mary Baggett Charles Baldwin Debbie Barnes Susan Barnett Pattie Barker Phylis Barnett Pete Barre Steve Bawden Sharon Beatty And the cycle begins all over again, but with a new sophomore class. We followed the traditions set before us, but we also formulated and carried out our own ideas. Our idea of a homecoming queen was a sophomore. And so it was. We decked the halls with mistle¬ toe for the holiday season. We thought that students should have some baked goods occasionally after school. Almost every Thursday afternoon after Christmas, there was a bake sale sponsored by the sophomore class, as we, with our usual alacrity, plan ahead for our Junior-Senior. Phil Beaurline Lisa Beebe Geary Blackwood Debra Blacknell 143 super sophs smile Betsy Boatman Diane Bost Mike Bowden Karen Boyd Amy Bridgets Terry Brockwell Ginger Brown Patricia Brown Jocelyn Burch Ruth Burch John Branch Kay Burnham Janice Burns Dusty Butler Jocelyn Bynum Harvey Bynum 144 and soar Mori Coble Cherry Cohoon Burt Cole Nancy Colwell Clif Cook Dwight Cook Katherine Cordle Debbie Coston Ivy Cotton Harold Covington 145 Anne Coxhead Donna Crabtree Polly Craige Susan Dail Kathy Davis Mike Davis Vicky Davis Ray DeFreiss Libby Denny Tim Denny sophs battle mrs. peacock in John Dobson Pam Duncan Betty Durham Bobby Durham Tom Earey Carol Earp C Bobbi Dixon Patti Edmonds Joy Edwards John Edwards the annual library struggle Maurice Edwards Mickey Elam Helen Eliadis Diane Eubanks Dale Evarts Ian Ewing Eric Eyre Mike Falconer Beverly Farrington Calvin Farrington Carolyn Farrington Eric Farrington Joyce Farrington Patricia Farrington Paul Fearrington 147 Bobby Fenske Patricia Fields John Floyd Sandra Foley Susie Fordham Jim Galloway Jeep Gaskin Blaise Gaston David Gentry Sandra Gill Steve Goyer Jayne Graves 148 Stephanie Green Betsy Greene Beverly Greenhill David Hackney Gail Hackney Patti Hakan Sue Hamm Mike Hanson Sarah Hardison Geraldine Hargraves Doug Harned Judy Harriss love,truth, beauty, corn, and a little salt 149 Susie Henderson Matt Henney Tom High Paul Hines Nancy Hinsdale Geoffrey Hoffman Nancy Hoft brains first and then hard work- Amanda Hollingsworth Debra Holloway Bruce Holston Cathy Horton Anna Houk Alan Humm Bill Huntington Debbie Ingram Andy Jeter David Johnson 150 a sophomore ' s motto Cynthia Jones Nathaniel Jones Will Joyner Michaela Kalkus Jim Kirkpatrick Pam Kennedy Pam Kimball Jane Kirby Frank Klingberg Jean Koch David Kolbinsky Pam Kopec 1 151 Pam Ladd jv sports show sophs promise for the future Ray Lassiter Patty Lawler Jennie Leak Dorothy Lee Katherine Lee Brenda Lewis Bill Llewellyn Alvin Lloyd Joyce Lloyd Raebern Lovingood Susan Lupton Chrysta Lyde Ellen McCallister Sam McDonald Patricia McKenney Liz McMahon 152 Anne McQueen Agnes Mallard Phil Manire John Mariakakis Preston Markham Ron Merritt Susan Midgette Robbie Miller Ronnie Miller Andy Minor 153 being a sophomore Buffy Myers Nettie Neville Judy Nunn Larry O ' Neal Mike Pace Kris Palmer Dale Paoloni Danny Parker Barbra Parrish Ricky Parrish 154 can be a lonely thing Lawrence Parrisher Chris Peck Trumella Peppers David Perl mutt Mike Perry Mark Powell Tim Pressley Susan Prothro Beth Punte Lynda Ray Susie Reichart Kathy Reynolds Katy Reynolds Jean Riggsbee 155 Johnnie Mae Riggsbee Sheila Riggsbee Rhonda Rosser Jamie Russell Pedro Saban Nancy Sableski Steve Sanford Mishew Sasser Bruce Seism Janet Scott Martha Sexton Alice Sharpe Susie Simpson Shawn Slome Barbara Smith Jon Smith Tolly Smith 156 Patricia Sparrow Robert Spransy sophs Mark Smoot Leslie Snell Roger Snipes Sheila Sparrow adapt to grueling life at chhs Eileen Taylor Gayle Taylor Julie Tenney Bryan Tilden Gail Tilley Louann Spratt Jean Stewart Harold Stone Joel Storey John Sturdevant Donna Swain 157 Leslie Tolley John Trent Carol Turlington Mark Vandiviere Peggy Varley Bernard Watson Calvin Watson Howard Watson Wendelin Watson Robert Weir Shawnee Weir Frances White Dale Williams Lee Williams Patricia Williams Addie Wilson a very grand thing to talk about- afterwards 159 160 junior leadership strives towards climactic jr-sr Winston Atkins So you ' re a junior, you ' re in a state of limbo, of suspended animation, of limitless space, you know. You ' re right in the middle of two extremes— seniors and sophs-worldliness and naivity. It can be a disconcerting feeling to be a junior, to be a middleman, to be, well, to be sort of average. Sure, you put on barbecues in the fall, knock off the seniors in the powderpuff game in the winter, folly in the spring, and, of course, come out with a junior-senior. But so what? What ' s that matter? There ' s only one thing for you to do, juniors—become a senior quick. 161 cr Gretchen Baughman John Benson cheerleaders Peter Barnes Karen Barton Tom Bakewell Frank Barber Ricky Bass Kim Barham display different opinions on our projects Richard Bierck Susan Blackburn Ted Blake Linda Blanchard Pam Blotner Karen Blyth Amy Booker Irving Boyce Bill Brashear Marica Braun 162 Crys Bridgers Linda Brobst Rusty Butler David Byerly Mary Bynum Wallace Bynum Linda Byrd Angelo Capparello Bob Carter Cathy Carter Terry Carver John Chaffee Jesse Chavis Donna Cheek Tom Cheek 163 Martha Collier Cherin Chewning Todd Collins Linda Colwell Thomas Clark Lynn Cohoon Edric Cotten Iris Cole Anne Clark Carolyn Conner Chris Copeland junior boys Kathy Cotton Martin Coyner Sarah Crabtree Steve Crabtree Debbie Crane 164 Mike Crane Margaret Crawford Jackie Creech Mary Cromartie Phil Davis Richard Davis Barbara Dickinson Carol Donnan Zenda Douglas play their games Brenda Crowell Theresa Curtis Debbie Davis Lloyd Davis Jerry Daniel Doris Eastwood Stephe Edgerton James Edwards Ted Ehrhard 165 Sharonne Farrington Reta Farrington Reginald Farrow Charles England Laura Everett Alean Farrington Clare Farrington Bruce Filley Marian Flynn Walter Fowler Dennis Farrington Kenneth Farrington Margaret Frame Jill Fraser Garland Freeland the ups and downs of junior sports Laura Gaskin Vickie Gattis Kris Gentry Teresa George Bill Giduz Marylib Grantham Vicky Green Lissa Hardy Yolande Hargraves David Harper Lindy Harper Mavis Harris Marybeth Hendricks Susie Hill Charlie Hinsdale Ed Hobson Van Hogan 167 Ann Holland Mark Hopper Debra Horne Kenneth Holland Nancy Holler Ginny Hollister Charles Howard Aaron Honeycutt cut- Ann Huskey Teri Jernigan Monty Johnson Jenifer Jones Barrett Joyner Betsy Hutton Marianne Hyre Jay Jacobowitz Susan Johnson 168 Don Knight Eric Kolbinski Cheryl Kozel Tom Langenderfer Charles Canning Bruce Julian Fran Keller David Kistler Keith Klukas this is work, not folly Ann Lapkin Seddon Lee Kathy Lenski Edith Lester Debbie Levin 169 Lynn Lowry Dub Ludwick Emily McGowan Sally McMahon Walter McMillan Mary Mace Bruce Mann Tonda Mason Charlotte Medlin Erwin Merritt Paulette Minor Jim Mitchell Howard Mize Vivian Moore jr-sr plans 170 fly high Jack Mullen Beth Neville Debbie Neville Craig Newman Brenda Nichols David Nickens Alan Nickerson Marvin Morgan Carolyn Morrow Henry Morrow Debbie Moss Alexander Noell Gail Norwood Irvin Nunn Ann Oakley Tema Okun Cathy Oliver 171 James Owens Debbie Padgett Isabelle Patterson Ed Peacock Pam Petch Debbie Peters Lynn Pepper Ann Perry Teresa Picket Ruth Poland Dan Pollitt no half-baked scheme for us Gloria Regester Becky Riggsbee 172 Settle Roberts Karen Ross Lees Ruoff Haywood Sanders George Scheer Karla Schmidt Lin Silver Andy Skakle Joe Slaughter bbq rakes in the dough Barby Smith Rick Smith Wayne Stone Charles Straughn Lisa Sparrow Rusty Sparrow Alton Staley Roxanne Stewart 173 John Ward law Kathy Watson Meta Weaver John Talbert Alison Thomas Jacqueline Thomas Mary Thompson Lorraine Turner Wayne Tysinger Jeff Umphlett Tim Upchurch junioring beats sophomoring John Vastardis Melissa White Jeanette White Tommy Whitfield Cindy Wiles Billy Wilkin Melvin Woods Clare Wooley Donna Wrenn Sally Zwerneman Judy Wilson Linda Wilson Mollie Windsor 175 176 MILTON ALSTON RAYMOND ATWATER JIM BALL BILLY ANDREWS JAMES ASBILL JAMES ATWATER last class of 60 ' s _ graduates VIRGINIA ATWATER LINDA BALDWIN DONNA BALDWIN RICKY BARNETT 177 ANNE BROWN DELORIS BYNUM rings on their fingers and belles on SARA BOWDEN RICHARD BUCKNER TINA BYRD BRUCE BRANT biff bream PRISCILLA BURNETTE RONNIE CAMPBELL FRED CARSWELL 178 their toes MIKE CLARK LINDA CASANTA JOE CHRIETZBERG DEBBIE COHOON JAMES CHEEK LONNIE CLARK JAY COLE 179 SUSAN COLWELL DEBBIE CORNELL CAROLYN COSTON IDA COUCH GARY COUNCIL GLORIA COUNCIL MARY MAC COXE CAROLEAN CRAIG ’69ers wield power? demonstrate FRED CROFT SCOTTY DAIL 180 LYNDELL DAVIS NIKI DEWITT seniority BILL DONNAN GYPSY DORRITY 181 WALTER DURHAM SELMA EDWARDS FRANCES ELIADIS JACKIE ELLIS DAN EUBANKS CARRIE FARRINGTON KEITH EDWARDS seniors break PHYLLIS FARRINGTON 182 LESTER FOLEY PAM FORDHAM MAJORIE FOWLER tradition-bomb out of powderpuff ALEC FRENCH DeWITT FRISTOE FRAN FRIDAY NORA GASKIN BARBARA GALLAGER BECKY FULLER GAIL GEHWEILER 183 CHRISTINA GIERASIMOWICZ MOLLY GOODWIN SUSAN GOLDSTEIN SALLY HACKNEY SYLVESTER HACKNEY WILLIAM HACKNEY NANCY HARRIS ALFRED HARRISON FRANCES GREENBERG time goes increases, TOM HANNAH CAROL HARRISON SHARON HARGRAVES 184 TRIPP HILL REID HILTON RANDY HOFT KOZIE HOLLAND by; reputation ability declines JOHNNY HOLLOMAN JANE HOLLINGSWORTH EDDIE HUGHES BETSY HUNTINGTON GEORGE HOLMAN CHRIS JOHNSON HOPE JOHNSON 185 ED JONES LIVVY KAGE MISSY JULIAN MEL JONES seniors’ dramatic spoof becomes SUSAN KING DALE KISER JIM LAMB LLOYD LANCASTER MARC LANDRY 186 JIMMY LANE a farce JOHN LAWLER JACKIE LLOYD DOUG LORIE 187 PHIL McDEVITT BRENDA MARKS BARBARA MAYSE term papers CHELLIE MARTIN ALVIN MINOR ROBIN MELTON 188 tax patience DUNCAN NEVILLE 189 IRVING NUNN ANNE ODUM ALLEN PARSONS DANNY PAOLONI is there really ALYCE PATTERSON 190 DOUG PERRY graffitti on top of the school? HARRY PATTERSON JOAN PAYNE SUSAN PENNIALL BLANCHE PATTERSON TOM PFOUTS LOUISE PETTIS STEVEN PIANTADOSI 191 SALLY POOLE JEANETTE PUREFOY LINDA RADFORD seniors acknowledge DAVID ROCHELLE MARSHA ROMINGER CAROL RIGGSBEE CHARLES ROGERS 192 LEE SIEGEL JEANNE SIMMONS ROSETTA SAMUEL DIANNE SANDERS LANDON SCISM JIM SANDERFORD MIKE SCOTT juniors’ spring tribute MAX SCROGGS JEFF SHARP MARY SECHRIEST 193 ANNE SLIFKIN DON SPARROW CHARLSENA STONE RICHARD SMITH BECKY SMITH GRIFF STEEL ’68 ' ’69; how grevious DON STANFORD DAVID TAYLOR TIN TRAGESER DOUG STURDIVANT 194 SHIRLEY TUCK SKIP VIA JIM VINE BARBARA TYROLER ELLIE VERNON GLORIA WADE the memory of hours frittered away REX WARNER LUCY WAGNER KELLY WARREN c DEBBIE WAGONER 195 JENNIFER WEIR DERBY WEBB JILL WEBSTER SCOTT WELLS joy and sorrow offer perspective: DAVID WEST we contemplate the future DAVID WHEELER JOHN WILLIAMS KATHLEEN WILLIAMS 196 JfLiO ' . P ilOTtk . t Kju 61 u ' ) € lAi Ww r ciCi tcX Xj CU ,fY) Kj ' (X K - DESSA WILSON 0 LARRY WILLIAMS RANDY WILLIAMS EDDIE WOMBLE KATHY YONCE LARRY WOLSLAGEL PAM YOUNG If you would indeed behold the spirit of death, open your heart wide unto the body of life. For life and death are one, even as the river and the sea are one. -Kahlil Gibran VYKKE AFRECAN DAVID MAYBERRY 197 Skip Via •i 1[ Don Stanford Kurt Getsinger outstanding seniors Steven Piantadosi Le courage de nos differences. Without becoming irresponsible; to accept what divides us—with humility and pride. It is by the new” that mankind is saved or betrayed. Shirley Tuck Mark Denny Don Fuller 199 senior index VYKKE AFRECAN FTA, 10; Debate Club’ Sec., 11; Drama Club, 12; Candystriping, 10, 11, 12;Jr.-Sr., 10,11. MILTON ALSTON ROSCOE ALSTON Bus Driver, 11, 12. DOROTHY M. ANDREWS WILLIAM L. ANDREWS JAMES VERNON ASBILL Track, 11, 12; Sr. Play; Electronics Club, Treas., 11; Library Ass ' t., 10. LINDA HAZEL ASHWORTH DECA, 11, 12; FHA, 10. JAMES HENRY ATWATER Football, 11, 12, Capt., 12. RAYMOND WESLEY ATWATER Track, 10, 11, 12; Monogram Club, 10, 11, 12; Math Club, 11; Folk Music Club, 12; Spanish Honor Society, 11, 12. VIRGINIA MAE ATWATER GAA, 12; ICT, 11;Chorus, 12. JOHN C. BAKEWELL DONNA LEE BALDWIN ICT, 11; FTA, 12. LINDA KAYE BALDWIN Jr-Sr, 11; NHA, 10, 11, 12; FHA, 10, 11, 12. JAMES BALL Football, 10, 11; Basketball, 10; Track, 10; Soph. VP; Midwinters, 10; Jr-Sr, 10; Youth Council, 10; Band, 10, 11, 12 . RICHARD KIRKPATRICK BARNETT Track, 12; Biology Club, 11; AFS Club, 12; SCA, 10; Copenhagen International High School, 10. MELELIA UNDERHILL BASS FBLA, 11; FHA, 10, 11, 12; FTA, 11; Vaiden Whitley High School, 11, 12. TERRY RAY BEJESTER RHYTHM BELCHER Tennis, 10, 11; Golf, 10, 11; Bowling, 10, 11; Gymnastics, 10,11; Class Officer, 11; Jr-Sr; Sr. Play; Forensic Club Sec., 10, 11; Gymnastic Club Sec., 10, 11; Bowling Club Sec., 10, 11; Tennis Club, Sec., 10,11; Chorus, 10, 11, 12; Majorette, 12;SCA, 10, 11, 12. BILLY RAY BENTON SCA, 12; Band, 12; Bass Choir, 12. WINFIELD SCOTT BLACKWOOD DE Club, 11, 12. WALTER CARDINAL BOGER Science and Humanities Symposium, 11; Hillife. 10. SARAH POE BOWDEN FHA, 10, 11, Pres., 12; HR VP, 12. TERRILL LORRAINE BOYCE AFS, 10; Art Club, 11; Candystriping, 10; Y-Teens, 10. JOSEPH ZEPHANIAH BRADSHAW BRUCE ANTHONY BRANT Basketball, 10, 11; Football, 10, 11, 12; French Club, 10; Monogram Club, 12; Current Events Club, 12; Slide Rule Club, 11, 12; Proconian, 12; Irvin High School; Eastwood High School. WILLIAM ARTHUR BREAM Track, 10; Jr-Sr, 11; Sr. Play; Jr. Follies, 12; Folk Music Club, 11, Treas., 12; Hi-Y, 11, 12; YMO, 12; HR VP, 11, 12. DAVID CHARLES BRIGGS THELMA JEAN BRIGGS ANNE CURTIS BROWN Jr-Sr, 11; FTA, 11, VP, 12; Art Club, 10; Sr. Play; Orientation, 12; Collage. 10; Hillife . 12; Jug Band, 12. DELOIS GAIL BROWN RICHARD GARY BUCKNER DE Club, 11, 12; Physical Science Club, 12. PRICILLA BURNETTE FHA, 12. DELOIS GAIL BYNUM Basketball, 10; Volleyball, 11; HR Sec., 11; HR Treas., 10; FHA, 11. MARGARET CHRISTINA BYRD Jr-Sr, 11; Sr. Play; FHA, 10, 11; Folk Music Club, 12; Sewing Award, 10. RONNIE JOSEPH CAMPBELL FREDERICK LEE CARSWELL Football, 11, 12; VICA, 11; Science Club, 12. DEBORAH LYNNE CARVER GAA, 11; Scorekeeper, 12; Jr-Sr, 11; FHA, 10; Commercial Club, 11, Pres., 12; Y-Teens, 10, 11; Candystriping, 10; HR Sec., 10; Chorus, 10; Orientation, 11; SCA, 12; Bus Driver, 11 , 12 . GLENN THOMAS CARVER Auto Mechanics, 10, 11, Sec., 12; Bus Driver, 10, 11, 12. LINDA MARLENE CASANTA Home Ec Club, 10; DE Club, 11, 12; Y-Teens, 10, 11; Candystriping, 10. DEBORAH GAIL CHAMBLEE Honor Council, 10; Jr. Follies; Sr. Play; Jr-Sr, 11; AFS, 10, 11; Folk Music Club, 12; Library Club, 11, 12; HR Treas., 11; Library Ass ' t., 11, 12; Proco . 12; SCA, 10. DONNA DAIL CHAMBLEE Jr-Sr, 10, 11; Jr. Play; Jr. Follies, 11; Sr. Play; AFS, 10, Treas., 11; Folk Music Club, 12; Candystriping, 10; Y-Teens, 10; HR Treas., 10, Pres., 12; Orientation, 10; SCA, 10, 11; Assembly Committee, 11. JAMES BAKER CHEEK, JR. Jr-Sr, 11; Bus Driver ' s Club; Vica; Band, 10. LYNN WARD CHEEK FHA, 10, 11, 12; HR Treas., 12. WILLIAM ROBERT CHERRY JR. Basketball, 10; Golf, 10, 11, 12; Jr-Sr, 11; Current Events Club, 10; Monogram Club, 11, 12; HR pres., 10; Morehead Candidate 12; Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12. JOSEPH BUTLER CHRIETZBERG Football, 11, 12; Current Events Club, 10, 11, 12. LONNIE EDWARD CLARK Bus Driver, 11,12; Club, 11, 12. MICHAEL MCKINLY CLARK MOLLIE MARIA CLARKE Basketball, 10, 11, 12; JV Cheerleader; AFS, 11; Pep Club, 10; Folk Music Club, 12; HR Sec., 10, 11, Treas., 12; SCA 10 . DEBORAH JO COHOON JAY SCOTT COLE Tech. Drafting, 11; Commercial Club, 11; HR Pres., 10. LARRY B. COLEY SUSAN PHYLLIS COLWELL Jr. Follies, 10, 11; Jr-Sr. 11; Sr. Play; Latin Club, 10, Treas., 11; AFS, 10; Folk Music Club, 11, 12; Candy striping, 10, 11; HR Sec.-Treas., 12; NHS, 11, 12; Orientation, 11. DEBORAH ANN CORNELL Homecoming, 12; Jr. Follies, 11; Spanish Club, 10; Art Club, 11, Treas., 12; Candystriping; Sr. Play; HR VP, 12; Orientation, 12. CAROLYN EDITH COSTON FTA, 10, Sec.-Treas., 11, Pres., 12; Band, 10, 11, 12; Activity Band, 12. IDA LA-VERN COUCH Sr. Play; FHA, 10, 11, Recording Sec.; FTA; Y-Teens, 10, 12; HR Sec.-Treas., 12. GEARY WAYNE COUNCIL Football, 10, 11, 12. GLORIA JEAN COUNCIL Jr-Sr, 11; AFS, 10, 11, 12; HR Treas., 10, Sec., 12. HELEN COUNCIL RAYMONDSANDY CRABTREE CAROLEAN CONELIA CRAIG FHA, 10, Hist., 11; FTA, Sec.-Treas., 12; SCA, 12. FREDERICK COLEMAN CROFT Tennis, 10, 11, 12; Jr-Sr, 11; Jr. Play; Drama Club, 10; Debating Club, 11; HR Pres., 10; Proco, 11, 12, Assoc. Ed., 12; Hillife, 12; Collage, 10; Other Mud, 11; NCSPA, 11, Hon. Mention. ROBERT COLTER CROMARTIE Drama Club, 12; Other Mud. 11, 12. JANICE SCOTTY DALE WENDY CHARLOTTE DANIEL Jr-Sr, 11; Current Events Club, 12; French Club, 11; Candystriping, 10, 11; SCA, 10, 11; Pittsboro High School, 11 . WILLIAM P. DANIELL Swimming, 11; Library Club, 11, 12; Physical Science Club, 10, 11; Current Events Club, 11; HR Officer, 10; Science Symposium at Duke; Library Ass ' t. BARRY A. DARK LYNDELL JEAN DAVIS DE Club, 11; Library Ass ' t., 11. NATHANIEL DAVIS Football, 10, 11, 12; Basketball, 10, 12; Track, 10, 11, 12. ALICE CATHERINE DAWSON Basketball, 11; Biology Club, 10; Latin Club, 10; Current Events Club, 12; Rabblerouser Extraordinaire; HR, VP, 12; Tornado Watcher; Professional Stall Cleaner. MARK DENNY Track, 10; Swimming, 12; Jr-Sr; Jr. Play; Jr. Follies; Sr. Play; Biology Club, 10, 11; Folk Music Club, 12; NHS; NMSF; Rensselaer Medal; Jr. Marshal; National Science Foundation; Jug Band; Proconian Editor, 11; Hillife, 10, 12; Student Voice, 11, 12; Student Faculty Review Board, 10; Nova Academic Olympic Games, 11; Science Humanities Symposium, 10. NIKI KIM DEWITT Folk Music Club, 11; Current Events Club, 12; Drama Club, 10; Library Club; Progressive Teenagers, 12; NMSF, 12; FHA, 10; Library Ass ' t, 12; Collage Ass ' t. Ed.; Lycee Blane Pascal, (France). FRANK ALLAN DEITER GREGORY SCOTT DINGMAN Jr-Sr, 11; Drafting Club, 12. CHARLES DOMINICIS Folk Music Club, 11, 12. WILLIAM WARREN DONNAN Swimming, 10, 11, 12; Jr-Sr; Art Club, VP, 12; Dial, 12. SUSAN Z. DONOVAN FHA, 10; DECA, 11, 12; Pres., 12; Y-Teens, 10; HR Sec., 10. GYPSY LEE DORRITY Basketball, 10; Health Occupations Club, 10; DE Club, 11, 12; DE Sweetheart, 11. MICHELLE MARIE DUNCAN Art Club, 12; H R Treas., 12; Wakefield, 10; St. Mary ' s, 11. WALTER LEWIS DURHAM DANNY EDGAR DE Club, Assoc. Pres., 12. BETTYE SUE EDWARDS FHA, 10; Commercial Club, 11; FTA, 12. KEITH EDWARDS DE Club, 11, 12; Chorus, 12. SELMA FAY EDWARDS Jr-Sr; FHA Club; DE Club; Up-ward Bound; FRANCIS ELAINE ELIADIS Jr. Follies, 11; Jr. Play; French Club, Sec., 10; AFS, 11; Folk Music Club, 12; NHS, 11, 12; Library Ass ' t., 11, 12; Orientation, 11; Hillife, 12; SCA, 11. 201 FRIEDA LANDRUM ELLIS AFS, 10; Folk Music Club, 11, 12; Candystriping, 10; HR Pres., 10; HR Sec., 11, 12; Office Ass ' t., 12. JACKIE ELLIS DAN DELANDER EUBANKS CARRIE BELINDA FARRINGTON FTA, 12; FHA, 11. EDWARD LEE FARRINGTON HARRIS EUGENE FARRINGTON PHYLLIS FARRINGTON HR Sec., 10; FHA, 10; Chorus, 11, 12. NORMAN BERNARD FEARRINGTON LESTER FOLEY PAMELA BYRD FORDHAM Jr-Sr, 11, 10; AFS, 10, 11; Folk Music Club, 12; Jr. Follies, 11; Sr. Play; Candystriping, 10, 11; Library Ass ' t., 12; Orientation, 11; Proconian. 12; Other Mud, 11; Radio Show, 12 . WAYNE LEE FOUSHEE VICA, 11, 12. MAJORIE A. FOWLER Current Events Club, 12; Debate Club, 10; Latin Club, 10; Sr. Play; Drama Workshop, 12; Marymount (Rome). as A m,.- 9 . gki - -1 - •• • • r. Sis . ALEC CARR FRENCH Football; Basketball, 10; Art Club, 12; Asheboro High School; HR Treas., 12; Proconian. 12. FRANCES HOWELL FRIDAY AFS, 10, 11; Folk Music Club; HR Sec., 10, 11; HR Pres., 12. DeWITT FRISTOE Football, 10; Track, 10; Jr-Sr; Science Club, 10; Folk Music Club, 11; Art Club, 12; HR VP, 10, Pres., 11. CORODON S. FULLER Jr-Sr, 11; Jr. Follies, 11; Biology Club, 10; Folk Music Club, 12; Jr. Play, 11; Sr. Play; Jug Band, 12; Orientation, 12; Hillife. 12;SCA, 10; PTSA Committee, 11; SCA Pres., 12. REBECCA ANNE FULLER BARBARA LYNN GALLAGHER SAMUEL GARRETT NORA JANE GASKIN FTA, 10; Current Events Club, 11, 12; Library Club, 11, Reporter, 11; HR VP, 10; NHS, 12; 2nd place AAUW writing contest, 10; Hillife. 11, 12, Copy Ed., 12. GAIL GEHWEILER PETER BURR GELBLUM Soccer, 10, 11; Football, 12; Baseball, 10; Basketball, 10, 11; Jr-Sr, 10, 11; French Club, 10; Interact, 11; Sr. Play; Hi-Y, 10; NMSF, 11; NHS, 11, 12; Harvard Club Award, 11; SCA, 10, 11, 12; Publicity Chairman,. 12; Student Lounge Chairman, 10; National SCA Convention, 10; YMO, 12. KURT DARDEN GETSINGER Football, 10, 11, Capt., 12; Basketball, 10, 11, 12; Monogram Club, 11, Pres., 12; HR Pres., 10, 12; HR VP, 11. CHRISTINA GIERASIMOWICZ Library Club, 11, 12; Current Events Club, 10, 12; Physical Science Club, 11; HR Pres., 12; NHS, 11, 12; Library Ass ' t., 11, 12; Orientation, 12; Hillife. 11; Collage . 10; School Store Ass ' t., 12. SUSAN GOLDSTEIN Debating Club, 10; AFS, 11, 12; HR Officer, 10; Band, 10, 11 , 12 . MARY CRAWFORD GOODWIN Hockey, 10; Jr-Sr, 11; Jr. Play; Jr. Follies, 11; Sr. Play; AFS, 11, 12; Drama Club, 10; HR Sec., 11; Newspaper, 10; Hillife. 12; SCA, 12; Santa Fe Prep. School, 10. FRANCES KAY GREENBERG Debating Club, Sec.-Treas., 10; Current Events Club, 12; HR Pres., 10, 11; Spanish Honor Society, 10; Library Ass ' t., 11, 12; Godolphin and Latymer Girls School, (London), 11. JOHNNY PADEN GREENE SALLY ANNETTE HACKNEY SYLVESTER HACKNEY Jr-Sr, 11; FTA, 10, VP, 11; Commercial Club, 12; HR VP, 12; Orientation, 12. WILLIAM BRYANT HACKNEY CHARLES THOMAS HANNAH Football, 10, 11, 12; Basketball, 10, 11, 12; Track, 10, 11, 12; Monogram Club, 11, 12; Hi-Y, 10; HR VP, 10. SHARON SUE HARGRAVES Y-Teens, VP, 10, Pres., 12; HR Sec., 10, Pres., 12; Senior Queen. LONNIE C. HARRIS NANCY ELIZABETH HARRIS Powderpuff football, 11; Cheerleader, 10, 11, 12, Co-Head, 12; Jr-Sr, 11; Pep Club, 10; AFS, 10; Monogram Club, 11, Sec-Treas., 12; HR Sec., 12; NHS, 11, 12; French Honor Society, 10, 11, 12; Orientation, Chairman, 11; SCA, 10, 11. ALFRED HARRISON, JR. Swimming, 10, Capt., 11; HR Pres., 10, 11; Junior Achievement; SCA, 10, 11; Baltimore City College High School. CAROL ANNE HARRISON Jr-Sr, 11; Jr. Follies, 11; Sr. Play; French Club, 11, 12; Library Club, 11, 12; AFS, 11; Candystriping, 10, 11; Y-Teens, 10; HR Sec., 11, Treas., 12; Library Ass ' t, 11, 12; Orientation, 11, 12; Proconian. 10, 11, 12;Office Ass ' t., 10. BETTY CATON HAYNEg GAA, 10, 11; Jr-Sr, 11; Glee Club, 10, 11; Music Club, 10, 11; Garden Club, 10, 11; Beta Club, 10, 11; SCA, 11; Elkin High School. LEMUELWAYNE HENDERSON Auto Mechanics Club, 11. GEORGE WATTS HILL, III Varsity Soccer Team, 10, 11; Class Officer, Treas., 11; May Day Fair, 10, 11; Physics Club, 12, Sec.-Treas., 12; HR Pres., 12; High Mowing School, 10, 11. 202 HARLAN REID HILTON Track, 10, 11, Capt., 12. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HOFT Golf, 10, 11, Capt., 12; MVP, 10, 11; Monogram Club, 10, 11, 12; YMO, 12. KOZIE LAVONNE HOLLAND Commercial Club, 10; Art Club, 11; FTA, 12. JANE DIXON HOLLINGSWORTH Jr-Sr, 11; AFS, 10, 11, 12; HR Treas., 10; NHS, 11, 12; Orientation, 11; Hillife. 11, Business Ed., 12. JOHNNY HOLLOMAN DONALD GENE HOLLOWAY DAVID MERIAN HOLMAN Tennis, 10, 11, 12; Jr-Sr, 11; Jr. Follies, 11, French Club, 10; Folk Music Club, 11, Pres., 12; HR Pres., 12; SCA, 10; Assembly Committee, 10, 11. GEORGE HOLMAN Football, 10. VINCENT KENNETH HOLMAN DAVID M. HOWARD Drama Club, 10, 11, 12; Hi-Y, 10. WILLIAM EDWARD HOWARD JAMES EDWARD HUGHES Football, 10; Track, 10; Basketball, 10; Book Drive, 10; Coat Hanger Drive, 10; Jr-Sr, 11; Sr. Play; Spanish Club, 10; Current Events Club, 11, 12; Spanish Honor Society, 11, 12; Fellowship Christian Athletes, 10; Drama Workshop 11, 12. BETSEY THRASH HUNTINGTON Basketball, 10; Powderpuff Football, 12; JV Cheerleader; Jr-Sr; Jr. Follies, 11; Drama Club, 11; Folk Music Club; HR VP, 11; Orientation, 11. CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON Jr-Sr; Pres. Region IV VICA; SSAAC; Bus Driver ' s Club; 4-H Club, Sgt.-at-Arms; Carolina Play makers, 11; VICA award, 11; Bus Driver. HOPE JOHNSON Intermurals, 10; Powderpuff Football, 11, 12; Cheerleader, 10, 11, 12; Jr-Sr; Jr. Follies; Monogram Club, 11, 12; AFS, 12; Dramatics, 10; Candystriping, 10; Orientation 11 12- Key, 10. EDWARD GUSTARD JONES Football, 10, 11, 12; Track, 10, 11; VICA, 10; Monogram Club, 12; HR Pres., 12. MEL BARRETT JONES Football, 10; Golf, 11, 12; Jr-Sr, 11; Jr. Follies, 11; Hi-Y, 10, 11; Monogram Club, 12; Band, 11, 12. MARILYN MAURICE JULIAN Cheerleader, 10, 11, Head, 12; Jr-Sr, 11; Sr. Play; Powderpuff Football, 11; Monogram Club, 10, 11, 12; Current Events Club, 12; Orientation, 11, 12; Collage. 10; SCA, 11; Assembly Committee, 11. ELIZABETH JANE KAGE Art Club, 10, 11, 12; Candystriping, 10. KATHERINE ANN KEMP HR Officer, 10, 11, 12; Class Sec., 10; SCA, 11; Current Events Club, 11; Tech. Drafting, 12. SUSAN ELIZABETH KING Folk Music Club, 11, 12; Art Club, 10; HR Sec., 10. PETER HUGHES KIRKPATRICK Jr. Follies, 11; Drama Club, 10, 11, 12, Treas., 11; Second prize AAUW Poetry Contest, 10, First prize, 11; Collage. 10; Co-Ed., Other Mud. 12; Proco. 12; Hi-Y, 10, 12. DALE ROSS KISER Jr-Sr, 11; Physical Science Club, 12; Math Games Club; Sr. Play, 12. JAMES C. LAMB III JOHN LANCASTER Football, 10, 11, 12; Baseball, 11, 12; Jr-Sr, 11. MARC LANDRY Spanish Club, 12; Spanish Newspaper, 10. JIMMY LANE Golf, 12; Jr-Sr, 11; Current Events Club, 11, 12; HR Pres., 12; SCA, 10. ROBERT LANGDELL JR. Jr-Sr, 11; ARCHIE NATHANIEL LASSITER JOHN JOSEPH LAWLER Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Jr-Sr; Physcial Science Club, 10; Math Club, 11; Math Games Club, 12; HR Pres., 11. DARRYL LEE Basketball, 12. ROBERT GERHARD LENSKI Biology Club, 10, Current Events Club, 11, 12. JOHN CARLE LINDAHL Swim Team, 10, 11, 12, Co-Capt. 11, 12; Physical Science Club, 11, VP, 12; HR VP, 11; NHS, 12; Boy ' s State; SCA Treas., 12; Finance Committee Chairman, 12. RICHARD THOMAS LLEWELLYN Jr. Play, 11; Sr. Play; Library Club, 11, 12; Drama Workshop, 11, 12; State Reporter for NCHSLA, 12; School Store Manager, 12. JACKIE ELIZABETH LLOYD FHA, Sec., 10, 11, Pres., 12. 203 LOUINGA LLOYD DE Club, 11. DOUG LO.RIE Football, 10; Track, 12; DE Club, 11; Folk Music Club, 12; HR Treas., 10. BILLIE c. McCauley MARC BAILEY McCOOK Athletics, 10, 11; Club, 12; Dramatics, 10, 11; School Publications, 10, 11; Another School, 10, 11. PHILLIP ANDREW McDEVITT Jr Class Play; Sr Class Play; Folk Music Club, 11; Current Events Club, 12; Chess Club, 10; Chorus, 12; Crossland Sr. High School, 10. WILLIAM JONES McDONALD NICCI LEE McKAY Class Sec., 11, 12, Jr Play; Jr Follies, 10, 11, 12; Jr-Sr, 11; Spanish Honor Society, Sec., 11, 12; NHS, V.P., 12; HR Pres., 11; Civitan Youth Conference, 12; Library Ass ' t, 11, 12; Orientation, 11, 12; Hillife, 11, 12; Proconian, 12; Jug Band, 12; AFS Club, 10, 11; Current Events Club, 12; Library Club Treas., 12. MAE BELLE McLENDON GAA, 12; Current Events Club, 12; SSAAC, Officer, 12; Health Occupations Club, 11; Tijuana Teen Club; Essay Contest, 11; Social Committee, 10. JOHN WESLEY MAINWARING BRENDA BLAINE MARKS Spanish Club, 10; Current Events Club, 12; HR Sec., 12; Spanish Honor Society, 10, 11, 12. CHELLIE McKAY MARTIN Basketball, 10; Swimming Team, 10; Jr Follies, 11; Jr-Sr, 11; Jr Play; Sr Play; HR Sec., 10; Sec-Treas., 11; Orientation, 11; SCA, 12; AFS, 10, 11; Folk Music Club, 12; Candystriping 10 , 11 . ELIZABETH MASON VICA, Reporter, 11; FTA, 12; 2nd Place, VICA Occupation Notebook, 11. FEDERICK NORMAN MATTIS Grooving. BARBARA ANN MAYSE Class Projects, 11, 12; FTA, 10; DECA, 11, 12, Sec., 11. ROBIN LEE MELTON JV Cheerleading, 10; Jr-Sr, 11; Current Events Club, 11; Folk Music Club, 12; HR VP, 11. TOM MILLER Swimming, 10, 11, 12; NHS, 11, 12; Spanish Honor Society, VP, 10; Proconian Editor, 12; SCA, 12. ALVIN MINOR Football, 12. CARTER LEMONT MINOR Football, 11, 12; Track, 11, 12; HR VP, 12; JR-Sr, 11; Jr Follies, 11; Sr Play; Art Club, 10, 11, 12, Pres., 12; HR VP, 10, Treas., 11, Pres., 12; Constitution Convention, Vice Chrmn., 12. DIANNE MOORE Jr Follies, 11, 12; Art Club, 10; Folk Music Club, 11; Proconian Club, 11; Current Events Club, 12; Candystriping, 10; Y-Teens, 10; Orientation, 11; Publicity Committee, 12. JAMES LANGSTON MORGAN Football, 10; Jr-Sr, 11; Physics Club, 12; PSAM, 11; Rolling Hills High School, 10. OLLIE LEE MORGAN MARILYN JANE MORRIS Powderpuff Football, 11; Jr-Sr, 11; Jr Play; Sr Play; Jr Follies, 11; HR VP, 10, Sec, 11, 12; Library Ass ' t., 12; Orientation, 11, 12; School Store, 12. JULIA A. MORRISON FHA, 10, 12; HR Sec., 12; Chorus, 10, 11, 12. PETER SETH MORRISON Golf Team, 12; Jr Follies, 11; Physics Club, 10; Folk Music Club, 11; Math Club, VP, 12. BLANCHE LOUISE MORROW Jr-Sr, 11; DECA, 11; FHA, 10. CAROL TYSINGER MULLIS Jr-Sr, 11; Latin Club, 10; Band, 10, 11; Orientation, 10; SCA, 10, 11; Lenior High School, 10, 11. CYNTHIA ANN MULLIS Cheerleader, 10; Drama Club, 10, 12; Folk Music Club, 11; HR Sec-Treas., 10. JACKIE SUE MYERS GILBERT NAJJAR Track, Swimming, 10, 11; College Notre-Dame (Lebanon), 10 , 11 . MARION NEVILLE VICA, 12; Chorus, 12; Bus Driver, 10, 11, 12. WILLIAM DUNCAN NEVILLE JR. Track, 10; Jr-Sr, 11; Folk Music Club, 11; Tech. Drafting Club, 12. CONNIE R. NICHOLS GARY NICKENS RICHARD M. NIPPER Football, 10, 11, Baseball, 11, 12; Jr-Sr, 11; YMO, 12; Orientation, 11. KENNETH EARL NORRIS Football, 10, 11; Current Events Club, 11, 12; Monogram Club, 10, 11; Northern High, 10; Durham High, 11. IRVING EUGHNE NUNN JR. FRANCES ANN ODUM Jr-Sr, 11; Folk Music Club, 12; Library Club, 10; NHS, 11, 12; Spanish Honor Society, 10, 11, 12; Library Ass ' t., 10; Collage. 10. 204 BARBARA JEAN OLDHAM CARLA ELIZABETH OLDHAM GAA, 10; Pep Squad, 10; Cheerleader, 10; Sec. SCA, 10; Class Rep. SCA., 10; Jr-Sr, 11; Commercial Club, 11; Spanish Club, 12; Candystriping, 11; Speech Tournaments, 10; HR Sec., 12; NHS 11, 12; Spanish Honor Society, 11, 12; Chorus, 10, 12; Band, 10; Sextet, Girls Glee, State Music Contest, 10; Class Paper; Delegate Mo. Assoc, of SCA.; Queen Attendant, 10; U. of Missouri Laboratory School, 10. KATHERINE KENNEY PACE Jr-Sr, 11; Jr. Play, Jr. Follies, 11; Sr. Play; Art Club, 10; AFS, 11; Current Events Club, 11, 12; NHS, 11, 12; Library Ass ' t., 11,12. LEIGH PAGE Baseball, 10; Track, 11; Tennis, Capt. 11, 12; Jr-Sr, 11; Math Club, Sac., 11; Current Events Club, 12; Spanish Honor Society, 10. WILLIAM PALADINO DANIEL RICHARD PAOLONI JAMES PARROTT PARKER ALLEN WALKER PARSONS ALYCE MclLHATTEN PATTERSON Tennis, 10, 11, 12; Most Valuable Player, 11; Jr-Sr, 11; Sr. Play; Latin Club, 10; AFS, 10; Current Events Club, 11, Pres., 12; Candystriping, 10; Y-Teens, 10; HR Pres., 12; NHS, 11, 12; NMSF, 11; Jr. Marshal, 11; National Science Foundation, 11, 12; Student Voice, 12; Orientation, 11; Hillife, 11, 12; SCA, 10, 11; Assembly Committee, 11, 12. BLANCHE PICKARD PATTERSON Basketball, 10; GAA, 11; Cheerleader, 10, 11; J.V. Head Cheerleader; Jr-Sr, 11; AFS, 10; Monogram Club, 11,12; Folk Club, 12. HARRY PATTERSON Hi-Y, 11; YMO, 12; Woodrow Wilson High School, 10. JOAN CATHY PAYNE FHA, 10, 11, 12. BERTHA PELCHER SCA Pres.l?) 12; Sergeant-at-Arms of the Poetry Club, 11; Chmn. SCA comm, for Clean Toilet Paper, 10 ' 11, 12; Hillife Resident Genius, 12; DE, ICT, VICA, CIA, PTSA; 39-21-36. SUSAN MARY PENNIALL Art Club, 10, 11; Folk Music Club, 12; HR Sec., 12; Office Ass ' t., 12. DOUG PERRY Basketball, 12; Baseball, 11, 12; Monogram Club, 12. LOUISE S. PETTIS Jr-Sr, 11; Drama Workshop 11. THOMAS ROBERT PFOUTS Basketball, 10, 11, 12; Football 10, 12; Current Events Club, 10, 11; Monogram Club, 12; HR Pres., 11. JANE PHILLIPS J.V. Cheerleader, 10; Jr-Sr, 11; Commercial Club, 11; Folk Music Club, 11; HR Sec., 11. STEVE PIANTADOSI Football, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Track, 10, 11, 12; Class Pres., 11, 12; Jr-Sr, 11; Jr. Play, 11; Jr. Follies, 11; Sr. Play, 12; Biology Club, 10, 11, 12, Pres., 11; NHS, 11, 12; N.C. Jr. Science and Humanities Symposium, 10; AAAS Lectures, 11; Proco., 10; Hillife, 12; Assembly Committee, 12; Jr. Marshall, 11; Boys State, 11. WATTS DIXON POE, JR. Auto Mechanics VICA Club, 12. SARAH NELL POOLE Tennis CClub, 10, 12; GAA, 10, 12; Sr. Play, 12; Folk Club, 10, 12; Latin Club, 10; Y-Teens, 10; Candystriping, 10, 12; Drama Workshop, 10. CAROL ELIZABETH POWELL ANDREW WILLAM PRESTON Biology Club, 10; Current Events Club, 12; YMO, 12; Hi-Y, 10, 11; HR Sec., 10; Pres., 11. BARBY PROTHRO CARROLL STEWART PUNTE Football, 10, 11, 12; 3A Honorable Mention, 12; Powderpuff Coach, 11; Jr-Sr, 11; Monogram Club, 12; Jr. Jaycees, 11, VP, 12; Lakote High School. JEANETTE PUREFOY Jr-Sr, 11; FHA, 10, 11; Orientation, 11; Hillife . 12; Football Queen. SAMUEL PUREFOY LINDA KATHERINE RADFORD Jr-Sr, 11; Sr. Play; Jr. Play; French Club, 10; Folk Music Club, 11; Art Club, 12; Library Club, Treas., 11, 12; French National Honor Society, 10, 11, VP, 12; NHS; Grand Prize in Chapel Hill Art Contest, 10; Library Ass ' t., 11 12- Hillife 12 . ' LINDA CHARLEEN RAGAN FHA, 10, 11, 12. JANE WINKLER RAY BRIAN ALAN RAYBIN Intramural Baseball, 10, 11; Intramural Football, 10, 11; Current Events, 12; Fayetteville High School, 10, 11. CAROLYN MARIE RIGGSBEE JOHN WILLIAM RIGGSBEE PAUL RIGGSBEE III JV Football, 10; Jr-Sr, 11; Hi-Y, 12; Chorus, 10; SCA, 11. ROBIN LYNN RIGGSBEE DAVID CHARLES ROCHELLE French Club, 10; Math Club, VP, 11; WlFF ' N ' PROOF Club, 12; NHS, 11, 12; Stamp Club, 10, 11, 12; Chapel Hill Aeriel Phenominal Investigations Committee, 11; Treas., 12. CHARLES DOUGLAS ROGERS KEN ROGERS Track, 11, 12; Spanish I Club 10; Monogram Club 11, 12; Hi-Y, 11,12. 205 MARSHA LYNN ROMINGER Jr-Sr, 11; Jr. Follies 11, 12; Sr. Play, 12; AFS Club, 10; Folk Music Club, 11, 12; Latin Club, 11; Library Club, 12; Library Ass ' t, 12; Orientation, 11. ROBERT ROW RUSH ROSETTA MAE SAMUEL Folk Music Club, 11,12. JIM SANDERFORD Football, 10; Track, 10, 11; Monogram Club, 11; DIANNE SANDERS WILLIAM SANFORD REX HENRY SCHABERG Tennis, 10; Soccer, 10; Track; Jr. Follies, 11; Biology Club, 11; Drama Club, 12; NHS, 11, 12; NMSF, 11; Library Ass ' t., 10; Glee Club, 10; Proconian, 10; Co-Editor Other Mud 12; St. Louis Country Day School, 10. LANDON EDGAR SCISM JOHN MICHAEL SCOTT ICT Club, 11, 12. MAX DEMOTTSCROGGS STEVE SCROGGS Swimming, 10, 11; Football, 11; Basketball, 10; Jr-Sr, 10, 11; Sr. Play, 12; Electricity Electronic Club, 10, 11; Homeroora Pres., 10; SC A, 10. MARY PAULINE SECHRIEST Jr-Sr., 11; Sr. Play, 12; Folk Music Club, 11, 12; NHS, 11, 12; NMSF, 11; French Honor Society, 10, 11, 12, Sec.- Treas., 11. Pres, 12; Library Ass ' t., 12; Proconian, 10; Hillife, 11; SCA, 10, 11, 12; Assembly Committee, 11. JEFFREY PRESTON SHARP Football, 10. LEE J. SIEGEL Tennis Team, 10, 11, 12; Senior Play, 12; Physics Club, 11; Math Games Club, 12; Band, 10, 11, 12. PHYLLIS JEANNE SIMMONS Class Representative, 10, 11; Jr. Play; Soph. Servant for Jr-Sr,; Drama Club, 10, Pres., 11; Spanish Club, 10; Future Teachers, 10; Current Events Club, 12; Debate Team, 12; 4 plays Community Theatre, 10; Hr, Pres., 11, Sec., 10; NHS; NMSF, 11; Governor ' s School, 10; Girls State, 11; State Challenge of Dem. Speech Contest, second place; Orien¬ tation, 12; Fayetteville Sr. High School, 10. ANNE ROSALIND SLIFKIN Biology Club, 10; Folk Music Club 11; Current Events Club, 12; Library Club, 11, Pres., 12; Progressive Teenagers, 11, 12; Library Ass ' t, 11, 12; Key, 11; Proconi n. 10; Other Mud. editor, 11; Hillife. 12. JOHN RICHARD SMITH Football, 10; Physical Science Club, 12. KENNETH DOUGLAS MACARTHUR SMITH Club, 12. REBECCA RUTH SMITH Powderpuff Football, 12; Jr-Sr., 11; Folk Music Club, 11, 12; HR Sec., 10, 11, 12. ROBIN LESLIE SODERSTROM Class Sec., 10; Latin Club, 10, 11; Drama Club, 10, 11; School Play, 10; HR VP., 10; St. Andrew ' s High School; Caringer High School. JOHN HENRY STALEY DONALD MClVER STANFORD JR. Powderpuff Cheerleader, 11; Class pres., 10; Jr. Class Rep. to SCA; Sr. Class Rep. to SCA; Jr-Sr, 10, 11; Jr. Follies, 11; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Current Events Club, 11, 12, VP, 12; Library Club, 12; Teen Dems, 10; HR pres., 10; NHS, 11, pres., 12; Governor ' s School, 11; Boys ' State, 11; AAAS Science Lectures; State Student Council Convention, 11; Jefferson Standard Economics Seminar, 11; Orientation, 11; SCA, 10, 11, 12; Lib. Ass ' t., 12; Constitution Committee, 10, 11, 12; House and Grounds Chairman, 12; SCA Rep. to School Board, 12; Board of Elections, 12; Debate Team, 12; Con- situtional Convention, 12, chairman. JOHN GRIFFITH STEEL Track, 10; Jr. Play; Jr-Sr, 11; Sr. Play, 12; Biology Club, 10, 11, 12, VP, 12; NHS, 11, 12; SIPA Convention, 10, 11; Science and Humanities Symposium, 11; AAAS Science Lectures, 11; Library Ass ' t., 12; Orientation, 11, 12; Pro¬ conian. 10, 11, Ed., 11; SCA, 10, 11, 12; Finance Com ' - mittee, 10; Assembly Committee, 12; Boy ' s State, 11; Con¬ stitution Convention, 12. CHARLSENA FAYE STONE Jr-Sr, 11; Sr. Play, 12; FHA, 10; Commercial Club, 11, 12, VP, 12; Y-Teens, 12. BILL BRUCE STROWD WILLIAM DOUGLAS STURDIVANT FTA, 10; DE Club, 11; Spanish Club, 12; Spanish Honor Society, 11, 12, Treas., 12. LINDA TARASCIO Folk Music Club, 11, 12; Chorus, 10, 11. ANN LESIA TATE Cheerleader, 10, 11; Class Officer, 11; FHA, 10, 11, 12; Dra¬ matics, 10; Library Ass ' t., 10; Student Council, 10, 11; Central High School, Orange High School. DAVID N. TAYLOR Swimming, 10, 11, 12; VP, 11; Jr-Sr; Jr. Play; Jr. Follies; Sr. Play; Math Club, 11; Math Games Club, Pres., 12; HR Officer, 10, Pres., AAAS Science Lecture, 11; Library Ass ' t, 11, 12; District Library Club Pres., 11. DAVID THOMPSON PRINCE LEON THOMPSON STUART GRANVILLE TOLLEY MARTHA MARIE TOWEY Latin Club, 10, Debate Club, 11; Folk Music Club, 12; Collage, 10. 206 JEAN ELIZABETH TRAGESER Jr-Sr, 11; Folk Music Club, 12; HR Pres., 10; Office Ass ' t., 12 . PETER LOUIS TRifR NHS, 12; NMSF; AAUW Essay Contest, 1st, 11. SHIRLEY ANN TUCK SANDRA JEAN TUTTLE Carnival Ball, 10; Sr. Play, 12; 4-H Club, 10; FHA, 10; Spanish Honor Society, 10; Band, 10; Folk Music Club, 11; Current Events Club, 12; HR Treas., 11; NHS, 11, 12; Gov¬ ernor ' s Honors Band, 10, Honor ' s Recital, 11; Marching Band, 10; Concert Band, 11, 12; Activity Band, 12; Summer Band, 10; SCA, 10; Covington High School, 10. BARBARA JEAN TYROLER Tennis, 10, 11, 12; Class VP, 10, Social Chairman, 11, Treas., 12; Jr-Sr, 11; Jr. Follies, 11; Sr. Play; Proconian, 10; Drama Club, 11; Art Club, 12; Constitution Convention, 12; HR Sec., 10; Art Contest, 11; Orientation, 11, 12; Other Mud, 12; Hillife. 11.12; SCA. 12. ELEANOR ANN VERNON Jr-Sr, 11; Jr. Follies, 11; Drama Club, 10; AFS, 11, 12; HR Sec., 11, 12; NHS, 11, 12; Jr. Marshal; Soph. Servant; Hillife. 12; Social Committee, 10, 11; Assembly Committee, 12. WARREN W. VIA Jr-Sr, 11; Jr. Follies, 11; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Art Club, 10; Folk Music Club, 12; HR Pres., 10; Jug Band, 11, 12; Orientation, 11, 12; Hillife, 11, Editor, 12; Proconian, 11; Student Voice; Other Mud. 12; SCA, 11; Publicity Committee, Chrmn, 11. JAMES MARK VINE Basketball, 10, 11; Golf, 10, 11; Jr-Sr, 11; Physics Club, 11; Folk Music Club, 12; Hi-Y, 10, 11; HR Pres., 11. GLORIA LAMOR WADE LUCY ANN WAGNER Jr-Sr, 11; Sr. Play, 12; Biology Club, 10; Folk Music Club, 11; Library Club, 11, District Officer, Treas., 11; Debate Club 12, Pres.; NHS, 11, 12; Spanish Honor Society, 10, 11, VP, 12; 4th Place State Debate; Library Ass ' t., 11; Orientation, 11; Hillife, 12; Debate Team, 11, 12; Snack Shack Manager, 10 . DEBORAH CARTER WAGONER AFS Club; Art Club; Folk Music Club; H R Sec., 10; SCA, 11. REX WELTON WARNER, JR. Football, 10; Golf, 11; Tennis, 12; Class Treas., 10, 11; Jr-Sr, 11; Tech. Drafting Club, Treas., 12; Hi-Y, 10, 11, Treas.; YMO, Pres., 12; HR Treas., 12; Orientation, 12. DANA KELLY WARREN GAA, 10, 11; Cheerleader, 10; Executive Council, 10, 11; Jr-Sr, 11; NHS 11, 12, Treas, 10; Scholastic Letter Club, 10; Dramatics, 11; HR Pres., 11; Band, 10, 11; Orientation, 10; SCA VP, 11; Charlotte High School. MARY ANN WATLINGTON FHA, 10, 11; FTA, 12. EMMA DIANNE WATSON Jr-Sr, 11; VICA, 11, 12, 1st VP, 12. DEBORAH ANN WEBB Jr-Sr, 11; Folk Music Club, 11, 12. JILLIAN HEATHER WEBSTER HR VP, 12; AFS Exchange Student, 12. JENNIFER LEE WEIR Jr-Sr, 11; Jr. Follies, 11; AFS Club, 10; Folk Music Club, 11; Current Events Club, 12; Candystriping, 10; Y-Teens, 10; AAUW Creative Writing Contest, Hon. Men., 11; Orientation, 11; Collage. 10; Hillife, 11, 12. SCOTT TROY WELLS Basketball, 10; Tennis, 12; Jr-Sr, 11; Sr. Play; Folk Music Club, 11; Current Events Club, 12; HR Sec-Treas., 10, VP, 11,Sec-Treas., 12; NHS, 11, 12: Hillife. 12;SCA, 12. DAVID BARBREY WEST Golf, 11, 12; Current Events Club, 11, 12; YMO, 12; Hi-Y, 10, 11; Treas., 10, 11; Sec., 12; SCA, 10, 11. DAVID STEWART WHEELER Football, 10; Track, 10; Jr-Sr, 11; Jr. Follies, 11; Biology Club, 10, 11; Current Events Club, 12; HR Sec-Treas., 11; HR Treas., 12; NHS, 11; Boy ' s State, 11; Manager of the School Store, 11. JACK KEESEY WILKINS JAMES RANDOLPH WILLIAMS Jr-Sr, 11; Jr. Follies, 11; Jr. Play, 11, Sr. Play, 12; Biology Club, 10, 11, 12; HR Pres., 10; NHS, 11, 12; Science Symposium, 11; Hillife, 12; Proconian, 11, 12; SCA, 11, 12; Snack Shack Manager, 11. JOHN WILLIAMS Football, 10, 11, 12; Basketball, 10, 11, 12, Co-captain, 12; Jr-Sr, 11; Monogram Club, 11, 12, VP, 12: HR VP., 12. KATHEEN DELOIS WILLIAMS FHA, 10, 11, 12. LARRY ERLAND WILLIAMS Football, 10, 11, 12. SUSAN ELLEN WILLIAMS ODESSA VERGERIE WILSON FHA, 10, 11, 12; Chorus, 11, 12. LARRY EARL WOLSLAGEL Football, 10, 11; Baseball, 10; Golf, 11, 12; Basketball P.A. Announcer, 12; Spanish Club, 10, 11, 12, Pres., 12; Young Life Club, 12. EDWARD MAXWELL WOMBLE Football, 10, 11, 12; Basketball, 10; Baseball, 11, 12; Jr-Sr, 11; HR VP, 10; All Dist. Baseball, All Conf. Honorable Mention Football; Co-Capt., Football, Baseball. SANDRA GAIL WOMBLE KATHLEEN GAYLE YONCE Powderpuff, 11; Jr-Sr, 11; Art Club, 10; Folk Music Club, 11; Biology Club, 12; Latin Club, 10, 11, VP, 11; Candystriping, 11; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Jr. Foljies, 10, 11; HR VP, 11; NHS, 11, 12; NMSF; Library Ass ' t., 12; Hillife. 11, 12; Snack Shack, 10. PAMELA FAYE YOUNG Biology Club, 12; Current Events Club, 11; Professional Stall Cleaner, 12; NHS, 11,12. i ' ' ih iwmf -fBh ' r . 4:f:-ftf ;t.J. iMS advertisements ■ ' bl:. Never let success hide its emptiness from you, achievement its nothingness, toil its desolation. And so keep alive the incentive to push on further, that pain in the soul which drives us beyond ourselves. 211 THE HUB OF CHAPEL HILL 103 East Franklin Phone 942-1252 Chapel Hill, North Carolina 212 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Senior Class Your full service bank wishes for you all the good things in life. Including a full measure of health, happiness, and success. NORTH CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK Serving this area since 1899 Member of the Federal Reserve System Chapel Hill Carrboro Eastgate Glen Lennox Hillsborough 213 The Village Pharmacy Inc. 318 W. Franklin St. Across from the Bus Starlon FLOWERS by Tracy and Joel Hackney Quality Designers Free Delivery 967-7054 110 West Main Street Carrboro, N. C. PACE Glen Lennox Shopping Center Quality Since 1927 FITCH LUMBER C03 Phone 942-3153 Carrboro, North Carolina Fabric Center Durham - Chapel Hill Boulevard Fashionable Fabrics 214 FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK 147 East Franklin Street Phone 942-4141 Hcmb«r F.O-I.C. White Oaks Department Store 117 East Main Street Carrboro, N. C Famous For Roast Beef Chuck Wagon Fried Chicken 106 Mallette Street Chapel Hill, North Carolina DOT-N-DASH FOOD MART 7-11 Self-Service Gasoline At the Corner of Smith Level Road and 54 Southern By-Pass 215 The No. 1 Dairy in the Research Triangle Area LONG MtADOW FARMS CHAPEL HILL CLEANERS Telephone 942-1173 or 942-5295 422 W. Franklin Street Chapel Hill, North Carolina Compliments of KENAN OIL COMPANY THE GREY HOUSE BOUTIQUE 214 W. Rosemary Street 216 University Florist and Gift Shop 124 East Franklin Street Chapel Hill, North Carolina Eastgate Shopping Center Congratulations From THE CAROLINA COFFEE SHOP WALKER ' S FUNERAL HOME Phone 942-3861 charco-broiled cookout flavor West Franklin Street Chapel Hill, North Carolina 217 NELLO L. TEER COMPANY contractors durham, north Carolina 27702 JOHN FOUSHEE AGENCY 121 W. Rosemary St. Insurance and Real Estate —----- W. T. GRANT CO. Eastgate Shopping Center Your Friendly Family Store - _ North Carolina ' s Best Selection of -Crafts -Hobbies -Exotic Fish -Models BILLY ARTHUR, INC, Eastgate Shopping Center 218 YATES MOTOR COMPANY Top Quality Dial 942-3121 419 W. Franklin St. Chapel Hill, N. C. 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Franklin St. 224 SLOAN Phone 968-4455 DRUG COMPANY Prescriptions Filled Chape! Hill, N. C. 225 Riggsbee-Hinson Furniture Co., Inc. -Furnifure- Home of Zenith Television and Frigidaire Appliances 137 East Main Street Carrboro, North Carolina CAROLINA CAB 942-3181 DIAL 942-3181 Radio Dispatched Airport Service Call us and Count the Minutes Compliments of CHAPEL HILL TIRE COMPANY Be A Social Lion Step Out And Eat At THE ZOOM ZOOM 226 Burger Chef Delicious Broiled Hamburgers Thick Smooth Shakes Crisp Golden French Fries TELL YOUR FRIENDS ABOUT BURGER CHEF 337 W. Rosemary St. Chapel Hill, N. C. Wentworth and Sloan 167 East Franklin Street Chapel Hill, North Carolina UNIVERSITY PRINTERY 159 1 2 East Franklin St reet Chapel Hill, North Carolina 942-1087 Weddings — Announcements 227 BEAU MONDE DE LA COIFFURE Chapel Hill’s Finest Modern Beauty Salon 891 Willow Dr. Suite 2 Medical Arts Bldg. 228 S. H. BASNIGHT SONS We are a contract builders hardware (locks, etc.) company serving North Carolina primarily but with contracts in many states. -CARRBORO- You Seniors — Congrats! You undergrads — stick around and become GRADS Nothing could be more important right now! 229 SUPERIOR MILLS Compliments of the B. V. D. CO., Inc. Carrboro, North Carolina 230 PICKWICK RESTAURANT PUB 113 N. Columbia Street Chapel Hill, North Carolina 87 YEARS OF SERVICE We want to help you create a good impression TELEPHONE DURHAM 682-8146 CHAPEL HILL 967-7045 1 Formerly I Printing Company of Durham Colonial Press of Chape! Hill 231 Compliments of THE PINES AND UNIVERSITY MOTEL Raleigh Road Chapel Hill, North Carolina HARRISS CONNERS CHEVROLET Chapel Hill Boulevard 232 COMPLIMENTS FROM THE LAST OF THE RELATIVELY DECENT CLASSES THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1969 233 Thell’s Bakery GLEN LENNOX PHARMACY in the shopping center 124 E . Franklin St. Chapel Hill, North Carolina Furniture Carpet Television Appliances Complete Home Decorator Service ANDREWS-RIGGSBEE GROCERY CHOICE MEATS Quality Groceries-Seafood Main St. Carrboro, N.C. Phone 942-3867 234 COLLIER COBB ASSOCIATES Insurance Surety Bonds 968-4472 968-4472 1407 E. Franklin St. Chapel Hill, North Carolina 235 BRADY’S RESTAURANT Offering a variety of fine foods Located on the Durham Road Phone 942-5392 236 SPECIAL THANKS TO THE PARENT TEACHER STUDENT ASSOCIATION OF CHAPEL HILL HIGH SCHOOL 237 best wishes to American Association of University Women Dr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Barnett Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Blackwood Mr. and Mrs. Irving L. Boyce Col. and Mrs. William A. Brant Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Bream Mr. and Mrs. Preston Buckner Chapel Hill Realty Mr. and Mrs. Ben H. Clarke Mr. Roy M. Cole Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher M. Crawford Mrs. Mariel Daniel Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Dark Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Dawson Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Donnan Col. and Mrs. J. R. Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Edgar Mr. and Mrs. William C. Friday Mr. and Mrs. Ashby J. Fristoe Dr. and Mrs. Corodon S. Fuller, Jr. Mrs. Helena Gierasimowicz Mr. and Mrs. James Goldstein Mrs. Frances Goodwin Dr. and Mr . Bernard G. Greenburg Mr. Lewis Hargraves Mr. and Mrs. B.A. Hoft, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hollingsworth M rs. Margaret McA. Hughes Dr. and Mrs. George Johnson, Jr. Mrs. Mabel B. Jones Mr. William R. Kiser 238 the senior class Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lamb III Mr. and Mrs. A.S. Landry Mr. and Mrs. James F. Lane Dr. and Mrs. Robert D. Langdell Mrs. William J. Lassiter Library Club Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Morrison Dr. and Mrs. Fred G. Patterson Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Patterson Mr. Daymond W. Perry Mr. R. William Pfouts Dr. and Mrs. Claude Piantadosi Mrs. C. Whid Powell Mrs. Caroline M. Punte Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Radford Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Rochelle Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Schaberg Mrs. R. E. Scroggs Mrs. Lura G. Sharp Dr. and Mrs. Earl Siegel Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Smith Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Sparrow Dr. and Mrs. Duane F. Taylor Mrs. Nancy L. Vernon Mr. and Mrs. Warren W. Via Mrs. Rex Warner Dr. and Mrs. Henry B. Wells Mrs. Mary Lou Wheeler Dr. and Mrs. James R. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Wolsiagel Mr. and Mrs. Argel M. Womble Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd R. Yonce 239 group identification Page 29 OFFICE ASSISTANTS; Allen; Cornell; Crabtree; Ellis; Gattis; Hyer; Penniall; Petty; Putnam; Roberts; Trageser. BUS DRIVERS: Alston; Carver, D.; Carver, G.; Carver, T.; Chavis; Clark; Cotton; Council; Farrington, Harris; Farrington, Helen; Farrington, K.; Fearrington; Foushee; Gates; Holloman; Holman; Hopkins; Howard; Johnson; Jones; Layton; McCauley; McCray; Merritt; Neville; Nickens; Rogers. Page 41 CHORUS: Atwater, J.; Atwater, V.; Baldwin; Barker; Ballentine; Bejester; Belcher; Boyce; Bradshaw; Briggs; Brown; Bynum; Cannada; Carver; Chavis; Cheek; Cole; Cotten, E.; Cotten, W.; Covington; Crane; Dail; Davis; Edwards; Eubanks, Dan; Eubanks, Diane; Farrington, J.; Farrington, N.; Farrington, P.; Feaster; Foushee; Hargraves; Hackney, G.; Hackney, S.; Hasselman; Hopper; Horton, C.; Horton, N.; Jackson; Jones; Lee, D.; Lee, K.; Lyde; McDevitt; Mason; Merritt; Mitchell; Morrow; Neville; Nunn; Oakley, Angela; Oakley, Ann; Oldham, C.; Oldham, N.; Pilarski; Powell; Purefoy; Staley, A.; Staley, J.; Tuttle; Wade; Wilson. BAND: Baker; Ball; Belcher; Bierck; Brooks; Carnes; Chaffee; Clark; Colwell; Coulter; Coston, C.; Coston, D.; Crabtree; Davis, L.; Davis, P.; Earp; Ehrhard; Elam; Ellis; Floyd; Flynn; Fraser; Goldstien; Hendricks; Hines; Hutton; Jones; Kolbinsky; Lee; Lester; MacDonald; Minor; Morgan; Morrow; Newman; Peacock; Peck; Powell; Putnam; Ray; Shytle; Siegel; Slaughter; Smith, B.; Smith, J.; Sparrow; Tolley; Turner; Tuttle; Walston; Weaver; Weir; White. Page 54 STUDENT COUNCIL ASSOCIATION: Baker; Benton; Collins; Conner; Coston; Covington; Craig; Eastwood; England; Evarts; Flynn, Sec.; Floyd; Fuller, Pres; Geer; Gelblum; Goodwin; Hardison; Hoffman; Lindahl, Treas.; Lloyd; Miller; Okun; Phillips; Pollitt; Prothro; Russel; Sechriest; Sexton; Simmons, V. pres.; Soderstrom; Stanford; Steel; Stewart; Tenney; Trent; Warden; Webb; Wells, F.; Wells, S.; Williams; Wyszynski. Page 56 CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION: Bass; Collins; Eyre; Joyner; Kirkpatrick; Mason; Minor; V. Chairman; Stanford, Chairman; Steel; Stone; Trent; Tuck; Tyroler; Warden; Weaver, Sec. Page 57 SCA OFFICERS AND COMMITTEE HEADS: From left to right: Stanford, House and Grounds; Simmons, V. pres.; Gelblum, Publicity; Lindahl, Treas.; Fuller, Pres.; Flynn, Sec.; Prothro, Social; Russell, Assembly; Absent, Goodwin, Club. Page 58 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY; Colwell; Denny; Eliadis; Gaskin; Gierasimowicz; Harris; Hollingsworth; Lindahl; McKay, V. pres.; Miller; Morris, Sec.; Odum; Oldham; Pace; Patterson, A.; Piantadosi; Radford; Rochelle; Sechriest; Simmons; Slifkin; Stanford, Pres.; Steel; Trier; Tuttle; Vernon; Wagner; Warren; Wells; Williams, Treas.; Wheeler; Whitfield; Yonce; Young. Page 59 FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY: Barnes; Creech, Treas.; Green; Hanson; Hardy; Hollister; Johnson; Levin; McMahon, Sec.; Mace; Okun; Radford, V. pres.; Sechriest, Pres; Voitle; Wyszynski. SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY: Chaffee, Pres.; Edgerton; Greenberg; Hughes; Lamb; McKay, Sec.; Minor, V. pres.; Morgan; Oakley, Angela; Oakley, Ann; Oldham; Prothro; Ragan; Riggsbee; Stone; Sturdivant, Treas.; Wagner. Page 60 DEBATE CLUB: Barnes; Covington; Harrison; Llewellyn; Politt, Sec.; Seism; Trier, V. pres.; Waddell; Wagner, Pres. Page 61 CURRENT EVENTS CLUB: Adams; Bierck; Chrietzberg; Collins; Coyner; Creech; Daniel; Daniell; Dawson; Denny; DeWitt; Eyre; Fowler, M.; Fowler, W.; Gaskin; Geer; Gelblum; Gierasimowicz; Greenberg; Harper; Harrison; Hopper; Hughes; Jones, M.; Joyner; Julian; Lane; Lenski; Mann; Marks; McDevitt; McLendon; McKay; Moore; Morris; Miller; Najjar; Okun; Pace; Page; Palladino; Patterson, A., Pres.; Preston; Prothro, B., Sec.; Prothro, S.; Raybin; Riggsbee; Rush; Silver; Simmons; Slifkin; Soderstrom; Stanford, V. pres.; Stone; Trent; Tuttle; Vandiviere; Vastardis; Vernon; Wagner; Weir; Wells; West; Wheeler; Wood. Page 63 STATE LIBRARY OFFICERS: Left to right: Barnes, Editor; McMahon, S., Secretary; Llewellyn, Reporter. Page 63 DISTRICT LIBRARY OFFICERS: Left to right: Collins, V. pres.; McMahon, L., Reporter; Lloyd, Treas.; Mann, Pres.; Levin, Sec. LIBRARY CLUB: Barnes; Baughman; Benson; Byrd; Chamblee, G.; Chewning; Collins, Reporter; Creech; Daniell; DeWitt; Earp; Eliadis; Ewing; Fordham; Fowler; Gaskin; Gierasimowicz; Greenberg, V. pres.; Hardy, Reporter; Harrison; Keller; Levin, Sec.; Llewellyn; Lloyd; McKay, Treas.; McMahon, L.; McMahon, S.; Mann, Pres.; Morris; Oakley, Angela; Oakley, Ann; Pace; Perry; Peters; Radford; Rochelle; Rominger; Sechriest; Slifkin; Stanford; Steel; Taylor; Wells; Wilson; Wyszynski; Yonce. 240 Page 64 FRENCH CLUB: Autry; Barker; Branch; Burch; Ewing; Farrington; Fields; Floyd; Gentry; Hines; Johnston; Lassiter.Manire; Neal; Parrish; Punte; Ruoff; Spransy; Turner; Wagner; Watson; Werthem. Page 65 SPANISH CLUB: Baggett; Boatman; Brooks; Bynum; Chaffee, V. pres.; Chavis; Coble; Cole; Cotton, E.; Cotton, K.; Dail; Durham; Eastwood; Edgerton; Eichman; Farrington, C.; Gottschalk; Henderson; Joyner; Landry; Mason, Sec.; Maxwell; Merritt, E.; Oldham; Poe; Purefoy; Senter; Smith; Smither; Sturdivant; Weaver; Wolsiagel. Page 66 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE CLUB: Alfird; Atkins; Benson; Bynum, Sec., Treas.; Carnes; Cook; Coulter; Davis; Eubanks; Foushee; Flynn, V. pres.; Gaston; Goyer; Humm; Jeter; Jinske; Lapkin; Lupton; Smoot; Steel, Pres.; Sturdevant; Tyroler; Watson; White; Williams; Yonce; Young. Page 67 PHYSICAL SCIENCE CLUB: Beaurline; Capparella; Carswell; Dobson; Hill, Sec.; Lindahl, V. pres.; Mainwaring, Pres.; Morgan; Smith; Strowd. Page 68 MATH GAMES CLUB: Atwater; Burns; Jones; Kiser; Langen- derfer; Lawler; Morrison, V. pres.; Rochelle, Sec., Treas.; Siegel; Taylor, Pres.; Weir; White. Page 69 DECA: Ashworth; Blackwood; Boyce; Brann; Buckner; Carter; Casanta; Clark; Colie; Crabtree; Dark; Donovan, Pres.; Dorrity; Edgar; Foley; Gallagher; Hackney; Holland; Honneycutt; Julian, V. pres., Kistler; Lloyd, Chmn, Soc. Comm.; Mayse; Medlin; Mize, Reporter; Neville, B., Sec., Treas.; Neville, D.; Norwood; Pickett; Schmidt; Skakle, Parlmntrn.; Sturdivant, Hstrn.; Walker; Weaver. Page 70 ICT CHAPTER: Alston; Atwater; Billious; Burnett; Durham; Edwards, J., 2nd V. pres.; Edwards, K.; Farrington, Treas.; Foushee, L., Sec.; Foushee, W.; Hinton; Johnson, Pres.; McMillan; Nickens, Sgt. at arms; Nickerson; Norwood, Asst. Pres.; Scott; Smith, Reporter; Watson, 1st V. pres. Page 71 TECHNICAL DRAFTING CLUB: Andrews, Sec.; Blake; Carey; Cheek; Clark; Dingman; Ellis; Hackney, Pres.; Harvel; Hawkins; Hinsdale, Johnson; Kemp, Soc. Chm.; Marks; McManus; Neville; Tysinger; Warner. AUTO MECHANICS: Bejester; Carver, Sec.; Cheek; Farrington, Treas., Freeland; Lassiter; Layton; Lloyd; Mayse; Nunn, Pres.; Poe. Page 72 FHA CLUB: Autray; Baldwin; Bass; Beattie; Blackwell; Brockwell; Burnette; Bynum, D.; Bynum, J.; Byrd, L.; Byrd, R.; Cate; Chambers; Cheek; Crabtree; Douglas; Edwards, F.; Edwards, M.; Ellis; Farrington, C.; Farrington, P.; Farrington, R.; Foley; Goodin; Greene; Hargraves; Hawks; Hendricks; Holland; Horne; Horton, C.; Horton, N.; Hutton; Jones, C.; Jones, H.; Ladd; Leak; Lee, D.; Lee, R.; Lloyd, Jackie; Lloyd, Joyce; Llyde; Merritt; j Morrison; Morrow; Nunn; Neville, B.; Neville, N.; Nickerson; Oldham; Parrish; Payne; Poole; Ragan; Riggsbee; Sasser; Sill; Sparrow; Strut; Swain; Taylor; Wade; Walker; Wells; Williams; Wilson; Woodring; Yeager. Page 73 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA: Ashill; Barnes; Beattie; Brown, V. pres.; Carlton; Coston, Pres.; Craig, Sec.; Purefoy; Tilley; Tuck; Wade; Watlington. Page 74 SSAAC: Atwater; Autry; Baldwin; Barton; Blacknell; Britt; Brittain; Brooks; Brown; Burnette, B.; Burnette, C.; Burnette, G.; Bynum, B.; Bynum, J.; Byrd, L.; Byrd, R.; Carver; Chavis; Clark, E.; Clark, J.; Cole, I.; Cole, S.; Cotton, E.; Cotton, I.; Cotton, W.; Couch; Council; Davis; Durham; Edwards, B.; Edwards, James; Edwards, John; Edwards, Joy; Edwards, T.; Eubanks; Farrington, A.; Farrington, B.; Farrington, Calvin; Farrington, Carrie; Farrington, D.; Farrington, H.; Farrington, J.; Farrington, K.; Farrington, P.; Farrington, S.; Farrow; Fearington, P.; Fearington, R.; Fehl; Foushee, C.; Foushee, M.; Foushee, P.; Gelblum; Gottschalk; Hackney, G.; Hackney, S.; Hargraves; Harris, J.; Harris, L.; Harrison, J.; Hendricks; Holland; Horton; Humm; Jackson; Johnson, Jones, C.; Jones, E.; Jones, H.; Jones, N.; Leak; Lee, R.; Lee, S.; Lenski; Lloyd, A.; Lloyd, J.; Ludwick; McLendon; Mason, E.; Mason, T.; Merritt, A.; Merritt, E.; Minor, Alvin; Minor, Andy; Minor, J.; Minter; Morrow; Noell; Nunn; Oldham, B.; Oldham, N.; Purefoy, J.; Purefoy, V.; Regester; Riggsbee, J.; Riggsbee, S.; Smith, Barbara; Smith, Barby; Snipes; Staley, A.; Staley, J.; Stone, C.; Stone, H.; Stone. W.; Swain; Tarascia; Thomas, A.; Thomas, J.; Thompson; Tuck; Turner; Tyroler; Warwock; Watson, B.; Watson, C.; Watson, D.; Watson, G; Watson, H,; Weaver, A.; Weaver, M.; Webb, Marcia; Webb, Melvin; Wilson, Woods. Page 75 MAJORETTES: Belcher; Coston; Elam. MONOGRAM CLUB: Barnes; Cherry; Fouschee, P.; Fuller; Getsinger, Pres.; Harris, Sec., Treas.; Hoft; Jones, E.; Lamb; Lancaster; Llewellyn; Punte; Roberts; Walker; White; Wilkins; Williams, V. pres.; Womble. Page 76 AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE: Allison; Barnett, R.; Barnett, S.; Barton; Bass; Beebee; Blanchard; Boyd; Brobst; Burnham; Caston; Covington; Chewning; Colwell, L.; Colwell, N.; Coulle; Council; Coxhead; Craige; Davis; Dickinson; Donnan; Durham, Betty; Durham, Bonny; Elam; Friday; Gaskin; Gattis; Gentz; George; Goldstein; Goodwin; Grantham; Greene; Hardison; Hinsdale; Hoft; Holland, V. pres.; Hollingsworth, A.; Hollingsworth, J.; Holler; Hollister; Holsten; Keller; Keynolds; Kirkman, A., .Sec.; Kirkman, J.; Koch; Kazel; Lester, Pres.; Levin; Ludwick; Mace; Mallard; McCallister; McGowan; McMahon; Merritt; Moore; Morris; Myers; Oakley, Angela; Oakley, Ann; Peck; Pepper, Treas.; Peyton; Pilarski; Poland; Punte; Ray; Reynolds; Rosser; Russell; Sexton; Sharpe; Simpson; Smith; Spratt; Stanford; Stewart; Taylor; Thomas; Turlington; Vernon; Warden; Webster; Wilson; Wooley; Zwerneman. Page 78 ART CLUB: Adams; Bakewell; Becker; Bernett; Bridgers; Collier; Cornell; Donnan; Eliadis; Eubanks; French; Flistoe; Gaines; Hardison; Hearn; Kolbinsky; Kopec; Lowry; McDonald; Minor; Palmer; Patterson; Radford; Scott; Smith, K.; Smith, T.; Storey; Tolley; Vine; Walston; Whitfield; Wrenn. Page 79 ARTS AND CRAFTS CLUB: Bost; Carter; Curtis; Donnan; George; Hamm; Ingram; McQueen; Peters; Sowter; Tenney; Wilson; Winborne; Windsor. Page 80 FOLK MUSIC CLUB: Anderson; Atwater; Baggett; Barber, V. pres.; Blyth; Brashear; Bream, Treas.; Brich; Brown; Byrd; Cannada; Chamblee; Cheek; Clarke; Colwell; Crabtree; Davis, D.; Davis, K.; Davis, L.; Denny; Dieter; Dominicis; Drogos; Earl; Elam; Eliadis; Ellis, Sec.; Everett; Fearrington; Filley; Fordham; Frame; Fraser; Friday; Fuller; Gehweiler; Hakan; Hale; Harper; Hendricks; Hobson; Holman; Huntington; Hyre; Jernigan; King; Kirby; Kolbinsky; Koon; Lawler; Lenski; Lloyd; Martin; Mason; McMahon; Milson; Milton; Midgette; Mullen; Myers; Odum; Oliver; Parrish; Penick; Peterson; Perry; Petty; Phillips, B.; Phillips, J.; Poole; Putnam; Reichart; Rominger; Rose; Sableski; Sanders; Scheer; Sechriest, Straughn; Talbert; Tarascio; Taylor; Tilden; Upchurch; Varley; Via; Vine; Walker; Warner; Warren; Watson; Weaver; Webb. Whitaker; Wilkerson; Williams, C.; Williams, S.; Williams, V.; Wilson; Woolley; Zwerneman. Page 81 DRAMA CLUB: Andrews; Bain; Belcher; Clark; Copeland; Coxe; Cromartie, M.; Cromartie, R.; Curtis; Edwards; England; Harris; Hollaway; Howard; Jones, Pres.; Kirkpatrick; Lewis, V. pres.; Lindahl; Mattis; Merritt; Mullis; Poole; Schaberg; Snell; Tolley; Winborne. Page 82 OTHER MUD EDITORS: Left to right: Via; Woodell; Kirkpatrick; Tyroler; Cromartie; Schaberg. P e 83 PROCONIAN CLUB: Bowden; Cook; Evarts; Falconer; Gaskin; Henney, Pres.; High; Slome; Wier. Page 84 PROCONIAN STAFF: Barnes; Brant; Chamblee, G.; Collins; Creech; Curtis; French; Fordham; Giduz; Harrison; Kirkman; Kirk¬ patrick; Lewis; McKay; Mace; Okun; Peacock; Stone; Winborne. PROCONI AN EDITORS: Croft; Miller; Prothro. Page 86 HILLIFE EDITORS: Left to right: Hollingsworth, Business Editor; Patterson, Coordinating Editor; Denny, Photography Editor; Gaskin, Copy Editor; Via, Layout Editor. Page 93 VARSITY FOOTBALL: Row 1: Poythrpss; Gelbum; Burnette; Kepley; Knight; Getsinger, capt.; Boyce; Minor, capt.; Woods; Williams; McMillan. Row 2: Lorie; Lancaster; Merritt; Pfouts; Cotton, L.; Davis, N.; Brant; Brooks; Barre; Perry. Row 3: Edwards, mgr., Watson; Hannah; Davis, L.; Holland; Foushee; Piantadosi; Marks; Llewellyn; Umphlett. Row 4: Allen, mgr.; Palladion; Earey; Cotton, E.; Chrietzberg; Womble; capt.; Upchurch; Merritt, E.; Goyer; Farrow, mgr.; Not pictured: Atwater, capt.; Minor, A.; Punte; Ludwick; Jones, E.; Jones, N.; Jackson. 242 Page 98 JV FOOTBALL; Standing: Calhoun; Stone; Baker; Sanford; Edwards, Gore; Morgan; Henney; Mason; Lassiter; Weaver; Johnson; Wagoner; Bynum; Cook; Zmoot; Burnette; Hendrick; Gaskin. Sitting: Allen; Pace; Ferman; Durham; Spransy; Hackney; Watson; Paoloni. Kneeling: Watson, B.; Merritt. Page 99 JV BASKETBALL: Standing: Schinnan; Floyd; Wheeler; Watson; Earey; Kolbinsky; Goyer; Henny; Hackney. Sitting: Lloyd; Burnette; Bynum; Perry; Miller; Cook; Poythress. Page 107 OUTDOOR TRACK: Atwater, K.; Atwater, R.; Barnett; Barre; Bierick; Chaffee; Davis; Denny; Earey; Hannah; Hilton; Kachergis; Koon; Lamb; Lorie; Ludwig; Marks; Minor; Peck; Piantadosi; Straugn; Tilden; Trent; Wadell; Warner; Warson; Weaver; Woods. Page 108 BASEBALL: Returning players: Marks; Palladino; Upchurch; Williams; Womble. Page 109 GOLF: Returning players: Andrews; Cherry; Hoft; Warner; West; Wolsiagel. TENNIS: Returning players: Barber; Benson; Cohen; Croft; Hobson; Holman; Langenderfer; Page; Penick; Scheer; Siegel; Skakle. Page 110 GIRL ' S BASKETBALL TEAM: Left to right: Row 1: Warden; Coxhead, Boyd; Watson; Minor; Clarke. Row 2: Bynum; Holland; Williams; Farrington; Tuck; Atwater; Foushee; Farrington. Page 112 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Clockwise: White; Riggsbee; Harris; Roberts; Minor; Register; Julian, head; Holland; Walker; Fuller; Hargraves. Page 114 JV CHEERLEADERS: Left to right: Hoft; Durham; Burch; Midgett, Turlington; Peyton, head; Warden; Coxhead; Holland; Russell; Sexton. Page 117 GIRL ' S TENNIS TEAM: Returning players: Blackburn; Blyth; Collier; Jones; Lindahl; Patterson; Poole; Tyroler. Page 124 BOYS STATE: Left to right: Wheeler; Stanford; Lindahl; Fuller; Steel; Piantadosi. Gl RLS STATE : Simmons. NATIONAL MERIT SEMIFINALIST: Left to right: Schaberg; Sechriest; Yonce; Gelblum; Denny; Patterson; DeWitt; Simmons; Young; Gaskin. Page 100 VARSITY BASKETBALL: Sitting: Allen, mgr. Row 1: Perry; McMillan; Getsinger, capt.; Williams, capt.; Jackson. Row 2: Ellis, mgr.; Merritt, R.; Gotten; Merritt, E.; Straughn; Lee; Davis; Pfouts; Farrow, mgr. Not pictured: Hannah. Page 104 SWIMMING: Row 1: Parrish; Copeland; Hinsdale; Gentry; Denny; Bawden. Row 2: Davis; Hanson; Donnan; Barnes; Cheek; Taylor; Miller; Lindahl. Standing: Coach Wyatt. Not Pictured: Morrow. Page 106 INDOOR TRACK: Atwater, K.; Atwater, R.; Barnett; Barre; Bierick; Chaffee; Davis; Hannah; Hilton; Kachergis; Koon; Lamb; Lorie; Ludwig; Marks; Minor; Peck; Tilden; Trent; Waddell; Warner; Watson; Weaver; Woods. Page 125 JUNIOR MARSHALS: From left to right: Patterson; Denny; Fuller; Getsinger; Piantadosi; Vernon; Hollingsworth. Page 125 NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION: Denny; Patterson. Page 142 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Kolbinsky, V. pres., Carlton, Sec.; Burnette, Pres.; Warden, SCA Representative; Not Pictured, Bynum, Treas. Page 160 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Left to right: George, V., Pres.; Mann, Pres.; Filley, Treas.; Peters, Social Chairman; Roberts, Social Chairman; White, Sec.; Collins, SCA Representative. Page 176 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Left to right: Tyroler, Treas.; McKay, Sec.; Piantadosi, Pres.; Stanford, SCA Representative; Minor, V. pres. 243 index Adams, 161. Afrecan, 81. Alford, 161. Allen, B., 143. Allen, C., 143. Allison, 76, 143, 158. Alston, J., 161. Alston, Manley., 41. Alston, Milton., 177. Anderson, 161. Andrews, B., 177. Andrews, Dickie., 109, 161. Arnette, 161. Asbill, 177. Ashworth, 53. Atkins, 161, 163, 171. Atwater, B., 161, 177. Atwater, J., 41,46. Atwater, K., 107, 161. Atwater, R., 107, 177. Atwater, V., 110, 177. Autry, 161. Baggett, B., 65, 143. Baggett, M., 143. Bain, 161. Baker, Mark, 143. Baker, Mel., 143. Bakewell, J., 16. Bakewell,T., 162,223. Baldwin, C., 143. Baldwin, D., 177. Baldwin, L., 177. Ball., 177. Barber, 80, 109, 162. Barham, 162. Barker, 41,143. Barnard, Mrs., 33, 53. Barnes, B., 143. Barnes, D., 143. Barnes, P., 59, 62, 84, 104, 105, 162. Barnett, P., 143. Barnett, R., 177. Barnett, S., 143. Barre, 46,93, 107,143. Barton, 162. Basile, Mrs., 39. Bass, Mrs., 15, 34, 52, 87. Bass, R., 162, 168, 175. Battle, Mrs., 38. Baughman, 162. Bawden, 104, 141,143. Beatty, 143. Beaurline, 143. Beebe, 143. Bejester, 41. Belcher, 41, 177. Benson, Mrs., 35. Benson, J., 62, 109, 162. Bierck, 61,107, 162, 249. Blackburn, 46, 91, 116, 117, 162,217. Blackwell, 143. Blackwood, 177. Blake, 162. Blanchard, 162. Blotner, 162. Blyth, 117, 162. Boatman, 144. Boger, 178. Booker, 162. Bost, 144. Bowden, M., 107, 144. Bowden, S., 178. Boyce, I., 93, 162. Boyd, 77, 110, 144. Branch, 144. Brann, 53, 162. Brant, 93, 121, 178. Brashear, 162. Bream, 70, 80, 137, 178, 200. Bridges, A., 144. Bridgers, C., 163. Brobst., 8, 163. Brockwell, 144. Brooks, 41,93, 120, 163. Brown, A., 17, 178, 206. Brown, G., 144. Brown, M., 163. Brown, P., 144. Bryan, Mrs., 37. Buchner, 178. Bulla, Mr., 33. Burch, J., 64, 114, 144. Burch, R., 144. Burnett, G., 144. Burnett, P., 178. Burnette, C., 19, 142, 144. Burnette, G., 93, 95, 163. Burnette, L., 144. Burnette, P., 163. Burnette, S., 163. Burham, 144. Burns, 144. Butler, D., 144, 147. Bulter, R., 163. Byerly, 163. Bynum, B., 110. Bynum, D., 178. Bynum, H., 66, 144. Bynum, M., 163. Bynum, W., 163. Byrd, L., 163. Byrd, M., 178. Cabe, Mrs., 40. Calhoon, 145. Campbell, 178. Canada, 41. Cannada, 41. Capparella, 163. Carlton, 142, 145. Carnes, 154. Carroll, 145. Carswell, 67, 178. Carter, B., 163. Carter, C., 163. Carver, G., 177. Carver, D., 179. Carver, T., 4, 29, 41, 163. Casante, 53, 178. Cassel, 163, 221,249. Caston, 145. Cate, 145. Chaffee, 107, 163, 174. Chambers, 145. Chavis, 41, 120, 121. Cheek, D., 163, Cheek, J., 179. Cheek, L., 41, 179. Cheek,!., 91,104, 163. Cherry, 109, 179. Chewning, B., 145. Chewning, C., 164, 173. Chrietzberg, 93, 179. Clark, A., 164. Clarke, L., 53, 179. Clarke, Mike, 179. Clarke, Mollie, 6, 110, 111, 179. Clarke,!., 164. Clemons, Mrs., 44, 111. Clevland, 40. Coble, 145. Coffee, Mrs., 28. Cohen, 109. Cohn, Mrs., 42. Cohoon, C., 145. Cohoon, D., 179. Cohoon, L., 164. Cole, B., 145. Cole, J., 70, 179. Cole, I., 164. Collier, 164. Collins, 56, 63, 85, 160, 164. Colwell, L., 164. Colwell, N., 145. Colwell, S., 180. Conn, Mr., 70. Conner, 164, 223. Cook, C., 145. Cook, D., 145. Copeland, J., 104. Copeland., C., 81, 164. Cordle, 145. Cornell, 28, 129, 180. Coston, C., 41. Coston, D., 41, 145, 180. Cotten, 164. Cotton, E., 5, 41,93, 100, 101, 102, 164. Cotton, I., 145. Cotton, W., 93. Couch, 180. Council, G., 141, 180, 206. Covington, 60, 145. Coxe, 180. Coxhead, 110, 114, 133, 146. Coyner, 39, 164. Crabtree, D., 146. Crabtree, Sarah, 164. Crabtree, Steve, 164. Craig, 52, 180. Craige, 55, 66, 146, 216. Crane, D., 164. Crane, M., 165, 220. Crawford, 81, 165. Creech, 59, 63, 165. Croft, 14, 84, 109, 122, 180. Cromartie, M., 165. Cromartie, R., 82, 83, 29. Crowell, 165. Culton, Coach, 47, 92, 93, 100. Curtis, 165. Dail, Scotty, 41, 180. Dail, Susan, 52, 146. Daniel, J., 165. Daniell, 180. Dark, 180. Davis, B., 137, 139. Davis, D., 115, 165, 222. Davis, K., 146. Davis, Lloyd, 41,93, 165. Davis, Lyndell, 181. Davis, M., 146, 207. Davis, l l.,93, 107, 181. Davis, P., 165. Davis, R., 104, 165, 226. Davis, V., 130, 146. Dawson,181. deFries, 146. de Luca, Mrs., 39, 46, 64. Denny, L., 146. Denny, M., 10, 25, 181,80, 86, 124, 128, 199. Denny, T., 104, 146. Dominicis, 181. Donnan, C., 79, 165. Donovan, 53, 69, 181,232. Dorrity, 69, 181. Douglas, 165. Drogas, 165. Duncan, M., 181. Duncan, Mrs., 44. Duncan, P., 133, 146. Durham, Betty, 114, 146. Durham, Bobby, 146. Durham, W., 182. Earey, 93, 107, 146. Earp,41, 146. Eastwood, 165. Edgar, 182. Edgerton, 59, 165. Edmonds, P., 147. Edmonds, Mrs., 20, 21,30, 249. Edwards, B., 57, 182. Edwards, F., 182. Edwards, James, 107, 165. Edwards, John, 147. Edwards, Joy, 147. Edwards, K., 182. Edwards, M., 148. Ehrhard, 165. Elam, C., 77, 163, 165, 217. Elam, M., 75, 147. Eliadis, F., 58, 68, 86, 182. Eliadis, H., 147. Ellis, F., 28, 80, 182. Ellis, J., 182. Ellis, W., 71, 166. England, 166. Eubanks, Dan, 41, 182. Eubanks, Diane, 147. Evarts, 147. Everett, 166. Ewing, 147. Eyre, 61, 147. Falconer, 147. Farrington, A., 166. Farrington, B., 147. Farrington, Calvin, 147. Farrington, Carolyn, 110, 145, 147 Farrington, Carrie, 52, 179. Farrington, Clara, 110, 166. Farrington, D., 166. Farrington, Eric, 147. Farrington, J., 147. Farrington, K., 166. Farrington, Patricia, 147. Farrington, Phyllis, 41, 182. Farrington, S., 115, 116, 166. Farrow, 93, 97, 166. Fearrington, P., 147. Fearrington, R., 166. Fehl, 121. Fenske, 148. Fesperman, Mrs., 32. Fields, P., 148. Filley, B., 6, 160, 166. Fleming, 63. Floyd, J., 54, 148. Floyd, M., 6, 41,54, 57, 166. Foley, L., 183. Foley, S., 148. Fordham, P., 129, 183, 204. Fordham, S., 77, 148. Foushee, C., 110, 148, 156. Foushee, M., 148. Foushee, P.,41,93, 120. Fowler, M., 61,183. Fowler, W., 61, 166. Frame, 166. Fraser, 166. 245 Freeland, 70, 166. French, A., 183. French, B., 148. Friday, 80, 183. Fristoe, 183. Fuller, B., 112,183, 247. Fuller, D., 10, 57, 80, 124, 125, 183. Furman, 148. Gaines, 148. Gallagher, 183. Galloway, 148. Gaskin, J., 55, 148. Gaskin, L., 167. Gaskin, N., 58,86, 124, 183. Gaston, 148. Gattis, 77, 167. Gehweiler, 183. Gelblum, 54, 87, 93, 124, 203, 183. Gentry, D., 104, 148. Gentry, K., 77, 167. George, 160, 167, 212. Getsinger, 92, 93, 100, 102, 113, 125, 198. Gierasimowicz, 86, 184. Gill, 148. Goldstein, 184. Goodwin, 54, 86, 184, 205, 224. Goyer, 93, 148. Grantham, 77, 167. Graves, 116, 148. Green, S., 149. Green, V., 167. Greenberg, 184. Greene, B., 149. Greenhill, 149. Hackney, B., 184. Hackney, D., 149. Hackney, G., 149. Hackney, Sally, 41,69, 184. Hackney, Sylvester, 74, 184, 242. Hakan,149. Hamm, 149. Hannah, 93, 100, 106, 107, 184. Hanson, J., 169. Hanson, M., 104, 149. Hardison, C., 4, 227. Hardison, S., 149. Hardy, 167. Hargraves, G., 149. Hargraves, S., 130, 184, 202. Hargraves, Y., 16, 112, 115, 167. Harned, 83, 140, 149. Harper, D., 167. Harper, L., 167. Harris, J., 149. Harris, M., 167, 184. Harris, N., 9, 58, 101,112, 162. Harrison, A., 184. Harrison, Carolyn, 184. Hartman, Mrs., 43. Hawkins, 149. Hearn, 149. Heath, 149. Henderson, S. 150. Hendrick, Matthew, 149. Hendrick, Mike, 149. Hendricks, J., 41,149. Hendricks, M., 167. Henney, 83, 150. High, 150. Hill, S., 167. Hill, T., 67, 185. Hilton, 91, 106, 206, 107, 185, 206. Hines, 41, 150. Hinsdale, C., 104, 167. Hobson, 167, 109. Hoffman, 150. Hoft, M., 114, 150, 153. Hoft, R., 10, 109, 185. Hogan, 164, 167. Holland, A., 75, 112, 140, 168. Holland, C., 110, 150. Holland, Kenneth, 90, 93, 164, 168. Holland, Kozie, 185. Holland, S., 114, 150. Holler, 168, 169. Hollingsworth, A., 4. Hollingsworth, J., 58, 76, 86, 125, 185. Hollister, 77, 168. Holloman, 185. Holloway, Debra, 139, 150. Holman, D., 6, 10, 80, 109, 185. Holman, G., 185. Holsten, B., 55, 139. Holster, R., 7. Honeycutt, 168. Honk, 150. Hopper, B., 150. Hopper, M., 41, 168. Horn, Mrs., 34, 206. Horne, 168. Horton, C., 150. Horton, N., 41. Howard, C., 168. Hughes, 59, 105, 139. Humm, 150. Huntington, Betsy, 115, 139, 185. Huntington, Bill, 150. Huskey, 168. Hutton, 41,168. Hyre, 168. Ingram, 150. Jackson, Mrs., 45. Jackson, B., 100, 121. Jacobowitz, 168. Jaynes, Mr., 42. Jernigan, 168. Jeter, 150. Johnson, C., 185. Johnson, D., 150. Johnson, H., 76, 112, 113, 185, 247 Johnson, M., 168. Johnston, 168. Jones, Chris, 141. Jones, Cynthia, 151. Jones, E., 57,186. Jones, J., 168. Jones, M., 6, 139, 186, 241. Jones, N., 25,46, 151, 157. Joyner, B., 65, 168. Joyner, W., 56, 151. Julian, B., 8, 42, 69, 169. Julian, M., 112, 140, 162, 186. Kachergis, 107. Kage, 78,186. Kaihus, 151. Keller, 151. Keller, 169,218. Kemp, 186. Kemppainen, Mrs., 37. Kennedy, 151. Kenney, Miss, 31. Kepley,93, 164, 169. Kimball, 151. King, 186. Kimby, 151. Kirkman, A., 169. Kirkman, J., 56, 61, 146, 151. Kirkpatrick, J., 56, 61, 146, 151. Kirkpatrick, P., 82, 85. Kiser, 186. Kistler, 169. Klingberg, 151. Klukas, 169. Knight, 93, 169. Koch, 151. 246 Kolbinsky, D., 142, 151. Kolbinsky, E., 14, 169. Koon,151. Kopec, 151. Kozel, 77, 169, 218. Kramer, Mrs., 37. Ladd, 152. Lamb, 107, 121, 186. Lancaster, 93, 186, 202. Landy,186. Lane, 187. Langdell, 187. Langenderfer, 109, 169. Lanning, 169. Lapkin, 169. Lassiter, A., 187. Lassiter, K., 39, 152. Lawler, J., 68, 187. Leak, 152. Lee, Darryl, 36, 100, 101, 102, 210. Lee, Dorothy, 152. Lee, K., 152. Lee, S., 169. Lenski, K., 169. Lenski, R., 187. Lester, 169, 220. Levin, 59, 63, 169, 175. Lewis, B., 152. Lewis, Miss, 10, 32. Lewis, Melanie, 81,85, 169. Lindahl, J., 55, 57, 58, 104, 124, 187,201. Lindahl, L., 169. Llewellyn, B., 75, 96, 152. Llewellyn, T., 60, 62, 187. Lloyd, A., 152. Lloyd, J., 187. Lloyd, Joyce, 152. Lloyd, Louinga, 187. Lloyd, Lynn, 63, 163, 169. Lorie, Douglas, 93, 97, 106, 107, 187. Lorie, Mrs., 32, 82. Lovingood, 152. Lowry, 170. Lupton, 152. Ludwick, 152. Ludwick, Mrs., 47. Lyde, 152. McCallis ' ter, 152. McCauley, 187. McDevitt, 41,61, 188. McDonald, S., 152. McEntire, 234 McGowan, 11,76, 176. McKay, 61,62, 80, 84, 135, 176, 188. McKinney, 152. McLendon, 74, 188. McMahon, L., 63, 86, 149, 152. McMahon, S., 19, 59, 62, 77, 170. McMillan, 93, 100, 101, 170. McQueen, 153. McSwain, Mrs., 30. McS wain, Mr., 16, 42. Mace, 76, 77, 85, 170. Mackler, Mrs., 38. Mainwaring, 67, 115, 188. Mallard, 153. Man, Mr., 4. Manire, 39, 153. Mann, 63, 160, 170. Mariakakis, 153. Markham, 153. Marks, B., 61, 188. Marks, G., 71,93, 108, 170. Marshbanks, Miss, 26. Martin, 29, 76, 80, 188, 211. Mason, B., 153. Mason, E., 188. Mason, P., 114, 153. Mason, T., 2, 56, 170. Mattis, S., 169. Maver, 151,153. Maxwell, 65, 107, 153. Mayse, 68, 69, 188. Medlin, 69, 170. Melson, 153. Melton, 131, 188. Merritt, A., 153. Merritt, E., 41,93, 100, 101, 120, 170. Merritt, F., 153. Merritt, N., 153. Merritt, R., 93, 100, 101, 102, 111, 113, 153. Midgette, 114, 153. Miller, Robby, 148, 153. Miller, Ronnie, 153. Miller, T., 54, 58, 84, 104, 105, 120,212, 242. Minor, Alvin, 188. Minor, Andy, 153. Minor, B., 154. Minor, C., 56, 80,93, 106, 107, 121, 176, 188, 199, 204. Minor, J., 154. Minor, P., 2, 16, 101, 112, 113, 134, 140,170, 247. Minter, 46, 154. Mitchell, Jim, 170. Mitchell, John, 154. Mize, 69, 170. Moffitt, 154. Moore, Mrs., 28. Moore, B., 154. Moore, D., 61, 189. Moore, R., 154. Moore, V., 170. Morgan, J., 67, 189. Morgan, M., 171. Morgan, S., 154. Morris, 189. Morrison, J., 189. Morrison, P., 189. Morrison, S., 154. Morrow, B., 189. Morrow, C., 41, 171. Morrow, H., 6, 41, 171. Morrow, T., 7, 29. Moss, 171,217. Mullen, 171. Mullis, Carol, 52. Mullis, Cindy, 189. Myers, 76, 154, 189. Najjar, 42. Neville, B., 171. Neville, Deborah, 171, 189. Neville, Duncan, 206. Neville, M., 189. Neville, N., 154. Newman, C., 71. Newman. P., 32. Nichols, 171. Nickens, D., 171 Nickerson, A., 171. Nipper, 189. Noell, 171. Norris, 189. Norwood, G., 171. Nunn, Irvin, 171. Nunn, Irving, 41,71, 190. Nunn, J., 154. Oakley, Angela, 41, 171. Oakley, Ann, 41,62, 171. Odum, 59, 190. Okun, 54, 61, 171. Oldham, C., 41,59, 65, 190. Oldham, N., 41, 190. Oliver, 171. Oliver, Mrs., 38. O ' Neal, 154. Owen, 172. Pace, K., 31, 190. Pace, M., 154. Padgett, 172. Page, 109, 190. Palladino, 93,95, 108. Palmer, 76, 77, 154. Paoloni, 154, 190. Parker, D., 154. Parker, J., 190. Parrish, B., 154. Parrish, R., 104,154. Parrishner, 155. Parsons, 190. Patrick, 120,190. Patterson, A., 25, 52, 86, 124, 125, 190. Patterson, B., 115, 191. Patterson, H., 191. Patterson, I., 86, 87, 154, 170, 172 215. Payne, 191,206. Peacock, E., 84, 172. Peacock, Mrs., 31. Peck, 155. Pelcher, Bertha, 122. Penick, 109, 139, 172. Penniall, 135, 191. Pendergraft, 29. Pepper, 18, 77, 172. Peppers, 155. Perlmutt, 155. Perry, A., 172. Perry, D., 100, 191. Perry, M., 93, 98,99, 155. Perry, R., 172. Petch, 172. Peters, 79, 115, 160, 171, 172. Peterson, 172. Pettis, 191. Peyton, 114, 153, 155. Pfouts, 93, 100, 191. Phillips, B., 172. Phillips, J., 191. Piantadosi, 55, 58, 86, 93, 95, 107, 123, 124, 125, 176, 191. Pickett, 172. Pilarski, 155. Poe, M., 155. Poe, W., 191. Poland, 172. Pollitt, 60, 172, 173,234 Poole, J., 155. Poole, P.,81. Poole, S., 80, 139, 192. Pope, Mrs., 43. Powell, D., 122. Powell, M., 155. Powell, W., 172. Poythress, 93. Preble, Mr., 41. Pressley, 155. Preston, 192. Prothro, B., 54, 57, 76, 84, 135, 192. Prothro, S., 155. Provancha, 123, 146, 155. Punte, B., 155. Punte, C., 192. Purefoy, J., 192. Radford, 59, 192. Ragan, C., 172, 192. Raney, 39. Ray,155. Raybin, 192. Regester, 16, 112, 132, 172. Reichart, 155. Reynolds, Katy, 155. Reynolds, Kathy, 155. Rich, Mrs., 35. Riggsbee, B., 112, 172. Riggsbee, C., 40, 192. Riggsbee, D., 64. Riggsbee, Jeanne, 155. Riggsbee, Johnnie Mae, 156. Riggsbee, S., 156. Roberts, 16, 112, 113, 160, 171, 173 247. Rochelle, 192. Rogers, 192. Rominger, 129, 192. Ross, 173. Rosser, 146, 156. Ruoff, 39, 173, Rush, 25, 61. Russell, 57, 114, 156, 240. Saban, 55, 156. Sableski, 156. Samuel, 193, Sanderford, 193. Sanders, D., 193. Sanders, H., 173. Sanford, 156. Sasser, 156. Schaberg, 82, 83, 124. Scheer, 109,173. Schmidt, 53, 173. Seism, B., 60, 156. Seism, L., 193. Scott, J., 156. Scott, M., 193. Scroggs, M., 137, 193. Scroggs, S., 80, 88, 115, 136, 193. Sechriest, 54, 58, 59, 68, 124, 193 Seng, 140. Senn, Mrs., 32, 136. Senter, 65, 173. Sexton, 114, 156. Sharp, 10, 193. Sharpe, 156. Shytle,41,46, 173. Siegel, 109, 193. Silver, 55, 115, 172, 173. Simmons, 56, 57, 124, 128, 193. Simpson, 156. Skakle, 9, 53, 109, 173. Slaughter, J., 173. Slaughter, Z., 24, 156. Slifkin, 64, 194. Slome, 156. Smith, Barbara, 156. Smith, Barby, 41, 173. Smith, Becky, 194. Smith, M., 41,65, 156. Smith, Mr. K., 35. Smith, Mr. R., 43, 71. Smith, Mrs., 34. Smith, Richard, 67, 194. Smith, Rick, 173. Smith, T., 156. Smoot, 157. Snell, D., 81, 173. Snell, L., 116, 157. Snipes, 157. Soderstrom, 194. Sowter, 173. Sparrow, D., 221. Sparrow, L., 173. Sparrow, P., 157. Sparrow, R., 173. Sparrow, S., 157. Spratt, 157. Spransy, 157. Staley, A., 41, 173. Staley, J., 41. 248 Stanford, 57, 58, 63, 124, 140, 176, 194,198, 199. Steel, 54, 58, 62, 66, 124, 194, 245. Stewart, J., 52, 54, 87, 157. Stewart, R., 115, 173. Stone, C., 194. Stone, H., 157. Stone, W., 56, 168, 173, 242. Storey, 157. Straughn, 100, 167, 173. Sturdevant, 157. Sturdivant, 59, 194. Swain, 157. Talbert, 174. Taylor, D., 68, 104, 129, 194, 245. Taylor, E., 155, 157. Taylor, G., 157. Taylor, Mr., 45, 66. Tenny,157. Thomas, A., 174. Thomas, J., 174. Thompson, 174. Thorn, 46. Tilden, 157. Tilley, 157. Tolley, L., 158. Tolley, S., 24, 38, 81,128. Trageser, 194. Trent, 107, 121, 158. Trier, 58, 60. Tuck, 13, 110, 193, 199, 242. Turlington, 114, 158. Turner, 6, 174. Tuttle, 41, 139, 195. Tyroler, 11,57,82, 129, 156, 176, 195. Umphlett, 93, 174. Upchurch, 93, 94, 108, 174. Vandiviere, M., 154, 158. Vandiviere, Mr., 33. Vaughn, Mrs., 45. Varley, 158. Vastardis, 61, 174. Vernon, E., 58, 76, 125, 195. Vernon, J., 158. Via, 17, 80, 82, 86, 195, 198, 206. Vine, J., 195. Vine, S., 158. Waddell, 60, 107. Wade, 195. Wagner, J., 158. Wagner, L., 60, 158. Wagoner, D., 174. Wagoner, L., 158. Walker, D., 174. Walker, G., 2, 16, 86, 112, 113, 115, 116, 162, 174, 247. Walker, K., 38, 107. Warden, 54, 56, 110, 114, 142, 158. Wardlaw, 174. Warner, A., 80. Warner, R., 109, 195. Warren, K., 58, 195. Wellington, 196. Watson, A., 110, 158. Watson, B., 93, 99, 107, 158. Watson, C., 158. Watson, D., 196. Watson, H., 152, 158. Watson, K., 174. Watson, W., 158. Weaver, A., 41. Weaver, M., 174. Webb, A., 137, 174. Webb, C., 174. Webb, D., 196. Webb, M., 159. Webster, 76, 210, 227, 196. Weddle, Mrs., 33. Weir, J., 196. Weir, R., 83, 158. Weir, S., 158, 196. Wells, C., 159. Wells, F., 174. Wells, S., 10, 54, 58, 61, 115. Werthem, 159. West, 109, 196. Wheeler, D., 124, 196. Wheeler, Mrs. P., 35. Wheeler, R., 159. Whitaker, 174. White, F., 159. White, J., 112, 113, 175, 247. White, M., 160, 175. Whitfield, 171, 175. Wiles, 175. Wilkens, 10. Wilkin, Miss, 36. Wilkins, B., 175. Williams, D., 159. Williams, G., 164. Williams, J., 90, 93, 94, 108, 196. Williams, K., 196. Williams, Larry, 100, 197. Williams, Lee, 159. Williams, P., 110, 145, 159. Williams, R., 234,197. Williams, V., 116, 175. Williams, W., 175. Wilson, Addie, 159. Wilson, Anna, 148, 159. Wilson, Jennifer, 121. Wilson, Judy, 175. Wilson, L., 175. Wilson, Odessa, 197. Windsor, 79, 175. Wooley, 159. Wolsiagel, 65, 109, 197. Womble, E., 92, 93, 113, 121,247, 108, 197. Wooden, 82. Woodring, 159. Woods, 93, 107, 175. Woolley, 175. Worrell, 159. Wrenn, 175. Wyatt, Mr., 4, 35, 105, 109, 226. Wyszynski, 54, 59. Yeager, 159. Yonce, 124, 128, 197. Young, P., 124, 197. Zwerneman, Susan, 159. Zwerneman, Sally, 11,175. 249 hillife board of editors. photography editor . mark denny copy editor.nora gaskin business editor.jane hollingsworth coordinating editor.alyce patterson layout editor .skip via advisor.mrs. ruth bass academics.nicci mckay tema okun activities.trances eliadis molly goodwin boy ' s sports . 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