Chicod High School - Chicoan Yearbook (Greenville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1966 volume:

' — 5 iS’ -r: t..4; CHICOAN I Foreword To the growing students of a growing high school, the Senior Class presents the 1966 CHICOAN. Our school years are stages of growth and transition. The direction and form in which the individual grows greatly depends upon his high school. Through athletic, scholastic, and social activities, Chico d High is dedi- cated to developing the individual. Ever since enrollment in Chicod School we, as students, have been constantly developing. We have experienced growth in body, knowledge, character, responsibility, and wisdom. As we have grown so has our school. This year Chicod has not only enlarged its enrollment, faculty, and classroom facili- ties; but by this physical expansion our school has increased in its importance to its students and the surrounding com- munity. � P) Seniors — - n Juniors 19 Sophomores -23 Freshmen — - - — — - - 27 Activities and Athletics - -- -- - — 31 Senior Favorites - -- - — — 57 Advertisements — — - — - 65 Elementary Students and Faculty 91 3 j Dedication An energetic step, a quick wit, and a warm smile- -these are the trademarks of the teacher we honor. She is a rare individual, who not only dedicates herself to the teach- ing profession, but to her students as well. She encourages us to develope our talents and abilities to the fullest extent. Student prob- lems always receive her eager attention and prompt advice. Often, her lunch periods and recesses are devoted to make-up work. In ad- dition, as Advisor to the Annual Staff, she diligently dedicates her abilities to the pub- lication of our yearbook. With her determin- ation to use the time and knowledge God has given her for the benefit of others, it is not unusual to see her scurrying down the halls, busily conducting student-teacher conferences, or vigorously working at her desk. We, the Senior Class of Chicod High School, wish to express our sincere gratitude and respect for her unselfish devotion and leadership. In appreciation for the years she has spent in our service, we affectionately dedicate the 1966 issue of the CHICOAN to MRS. BARBARA SWAIN. ADMINISTRATION The chief administrator of any school must involve him- self in all school activities and functions. Some of his many duties are the supervision of the lunchroom, the publication of a weekly bulletin, routing the buses, advising the athletic de- partment, conducting coi ferences, completing reports, and see- ing to she maintenance of school property and equipment. 5 MR. ARTHURS. ALFORD We wish to salute Mr. Alford, the Superintendent of Pitt County Schools, for his unselfish devotion to the youth of our community. He is recognized by all as a man of great ability and foresight, who has done much to improve the educational system of Pitt County. THOMAS L. CRAFT Mr. Craft has served our school well in his capacity as Assistant Superintendent. In this position he has worked endlessly to further the educational develop- ment of Pitt County. WILLIAM J. EDWARDS, JR. Our school is very proud to have participated in the educational career of Mr. Edwards, a former teacher, who now serves our county in the capacity of Assistant Superintendent. 1 !!! ,! ' I I 1 f Local School Board Chairman: Robert D. Stokes Secretary: Robert Halstead Ralph McLawhorn Bruce Ray Buck Roy Page Gaskins P. T. A. Officers We wish to congratulate our Parent Teachers Association for achieving standard P. T. A. accreditation: This organization has worked diligently to raise money for our school by sponsoring the Alumni Basketball games and Womanless Weddings. Appropri- ations have been made through the years for a cyclorama, a card catalog, lunchroom equipment, and other items beneficial to our school. In addition, the P. T. A. annually aids the Monogram Club in purchasing award sweaters and helps defray the expenses of teacher delegates to the N. C. E. A, State Conventions . For all the efforts the Chicod P. T. A. exerts to increase the facilities and educational standards of our school, we offer our gratitude and sincere thanks . Vice President: Travis Smith Secretary: Mrs. George Boyd Our principal, Mr. Kelly Wallace, through strenuous effort and work has greatly contributed to the growth of our school. As we look around us we see signs of skill and ability as a leader, teacher, and friend. Because of his loyalty, devotion, and responsible leadership to Chicod School, we, the students would like to express our appreciation for a job well done. High School Faculty MRS. RUBY BRILEY M.A., B.S.S.. E.C.C. MRS. ANNIE MAE BUNCH A.B. . M.A. , E.C.C. Library As much as the faculty enjoys that refreshing walk to the store, it does look like we could get in on it. MR. JOSEPH CONGLETON B.S. , E.C.C. History MR. WILLIAM M. GODWIN JR. B.S. , E.C.C. Guidance Counselor High School Faculty A familiar scene-- Juniors taking their P.S.A.T. ' s. Ah! That juicy munch of apple, that sip of coffee, or even a catnap is the life” between classes. $ ■ MRS. JOANNE HONNEYCUTT A.B. . U.N.C. French, English MRS. BARBARA McLAWHORN B.S. , M.A. , E.C.C. Business MR. OLA RAY McLAWHORN B.S. . M.A. , E.C.C. History MRS. BARBARA SWAIN B.S., E.C.C., M.A., A.S.T.C. 10 English MR. ROBERT MURPHY B.S. , E.C.C. Health, P.E., Coach MRS. VIVIAN WEATHERLY B.M. , Brenau College Music CLASS OFFICERS President: Ralph Haddock Vice-President: James Gurkins Secretary: Frances Fornes Treasurer: Rena Wilson SENIORS THOMAS WAYNE BESS The Seniors are proud to have two of the nicest and most understanding sponsors possible, Mrs. Barbara Swain and Mrs Barbara McLawhorn. This year was full of new and exciting experiences for us. We enjoyed our Senior trip to New York GLENDA LYNETTE BOYD DAVID OSBORNE CANNON 2 LOU ELLEN CANNON .nd Washington, D. C. during the past summer. Receiving our high school rings was a memorable event. We spent more money this year than any of our prior years. JIMMY EDWARD ELKS MICHAEL GORDON CLARK FRANCES JEAN FORNES PATRICIA ANN DAUGHTON SYLVIA MARIE DENNIS LOU TINA FORREST DOROTHY HARRIETTIA CHAPMAN JAMES EDWIN GURKINS RALPH WILMONT HADDOCK We bought graduation invitations and were quite thrilled over our Senior pictures. Taking measurements for our caps and gowns proved to be fun for us but work for our sponsors. LYMAN JACKSON HADDOCK. JR. NANCY FAYE HARDY 14 LINDA MARIE HALSTEAD of course everyone looked forward to the Junior-Senior Prom and also eagerly awaited our Senior Privileges. PATSY ANN McLAWHORN REGINALD JARVIS POLLARD BARNEY JAY MILLS JOHN BLOUNT ROUSE, 111 15 JAMES GOTTEN SMITH YUVON SPAIN TEB JARVIS STOCKS BRENDA SUE SUTTON GLORIA ANN VANDIFORD JERRY LEE WALL Seniors, remember that paint episode our junior year? That honest intention to prom- ulgate our campaign tactics anc class spirit backfired. We paid dearly with aching fingers, AVIS ELAINE STANLEY MARTHA RUTH WARREN skinned knuckles, and broken fingernails — the results of scrubbing with toothbrushes, kerosene, paint remover , and cleansers . NANCY JEAN WETHERINGTON JAMES RODNEY WILLIAMS SALLY ESTER WIGGINS JIMMY O ' BRIAN WILLIAMS RAYMOND EARL WILLIAMS SARAH EVERLSEN WIGGINS RENA ANNE WILSON Senior Highlights This is how we felt after selling ads. Washington! Who can forget it? These are the reactions to S.A.T. scores. The Seniors denote a feeling of distinction as everyone stands for them to march in and occupy front seats . All remember the Jr. -Sr. High School rings do mean a lot. All the sight-seeing! ! The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. CLASS OFFICERS President; Glenwood Haddock Vice-President; Jerry Evans Secretary; Donna Dixon Treasurer; Brenda Galloway JUNIORS Smile, you’re on candid camera Brenda Bibbs David Boyd Johnny Buck Mrs. Sandra Heath and Mr. Ola Ray McLawhorn, sponsors for the Junior classes, have a large responsibility in leading Junior projects. The Juniors sold over $2,000 worth of Carlos Cannon Nellie Chapman Betty Jean Cox Julia Croxton Bobby Daughton Donna Dixon Jerry Evans Mary Evans Donald Fornes 20 magazines, ordered high school rings, made plans for Junior- Senior, and operated the concession stands at all basketball games . These wooly bullies are rewards for high sales on magazines. Studious Juniors ! ? ! Ann Haddock Brenda Haddock Elvie Jean Haddock Glenwood Haddock Linda K. Haddock Lois Ann Haddock Mary Linda Haddock Joyce Holton George House Betty Mae Hudson Jo Ann Jones Shirley Leary 1 21 It is work, work, -- money, money, but what fun. Back up to classes, and work. Raymond Mills Harvey Morgan Albert Paramore Linda Carol Smith Ann Stocks Lamon Stocks Marianna Tripp Gladys Venters Linda G. White Jan Williams Conwell Worthington 22 SOPHOMORES This year the Sophomores compose the largest class in high school. The two classes are sponsored by Mrs. Joann Patricia Coward Peggy Cox Yvonne Dixon Doris Hakes Marlin Hardee Debra Allen Sarah Bailey Danny Boyd Coy Buck Jewel Cannon Jean Cashion Carol Chapman Lillian Chapman Roy Clark Connie Cole Merlene Haddock Robert Hamilton They’re on their way up. William Elks Margie Engle Margie Everett Gerline Fleming Jimmy Galloway Students look up to teachers for . . . 24 oneycutt and Mr. Robert Congleton who aid the students th their personal problems and school activities. Patsy May Linda Mayne Carl Miller Glenda Miller Monte Mills Phyllis Mills Velma Mills Virginia Mills Dalton Moseley Nell Paramore Steve Peele Brenda Reed C. L. Reel Donna Seymore Ronnie Hardee Jean Hudson Jean James Share and share alike--that means you, Barney. Shirley Jefferson Judy Jones Hang on Steve! ! ! Mary Lou Manning Richard Manning William Manning 25 How nice to have the freshmen to look down on. Wayne Sutton Ralph Venters Sammy Wall Gerald Smith Judy Smith Linda L. Smith Linda R. Smith Lois Smith Gary Stanley Roger Stocks Peggy Stokes Gaynelle Weatherly Louise Wetherington Janet White Kay White Doris Wiggins Robert Williams The Freshmen, sponsored by Mrs. Briley and Mr. Robei Murphey, have had fun adjusting to being in high school. They conquered the process of changing classes quite easily Jerry Buck Phillip Buck Linda Chapman Deborah Clark Jimmy Corey Wayne Cox Randy Dixon Donnie Foster Elijah Haddock Jeffrey Haddock Judy Boyd Sammy Boyd Ann Bright Linda Brock Alton Gardner Carolyn Haddock Dianne Haddock Jimmy points to a scientific project. 28 ..10, although a little frightened, looked forward to high ■■jhool activities. Kathy Hardee Willie Hill Sylvia House Charles Hudson Lillian Hudson Brenda Jefferson Myra Kay Jefferson C. B. Landreth Dorothy Lassiter Harold Leary Gloria Manning Leslie Haddock Michael Haddock Ricky Haddock Terry Haddock Alice Mayne Brenda Mills Freshmen will be Freshmen. 29 They did not tell us we would need a road map- -to find our way around. Harold Mills Tommy Paramore Lillian Perkins Shirley Pollard Bobby Roach Marlene Ross Mike Rouse Judy Smith Roland Smith Randy Spain Pauline Stancil Gary Stocks Sharon Stocks Carolyn Summerlin Jackie Summerlin Freshmen enjoy P. E. class. Debra Travis Carolyn Tripp Janice Williams 30 Marshals Gaynelle Weatherly Jr. Marshall Soph. Class Jerry Evans Jr. Marshall Jr. Class Brenda Sutton Sr. Marshall Sr. Class Loutina Forrest Chief Marshall Tommy Bess Jr. Marshall Sr. Class Jean Cashion Sr. Marshall Soph. Class Our Marshalls are elected according to their sch olastic achievements, and each one of them can be proud that he is maintaining the highest average in his class. They function as the need arises, whether it be at graduation ceremonies or a PTA meeting. But more important, they represent the scholastically talented of our school. 32 i Beta Club The Chicod Beta Club has expanded its functions and activities in an effort to better serve its members and fellow students. This expansion consists of in- formative club programs, a monthly article, Bits from Beta , in the F. H. A. Bulletin, and various projects conducted throughout the year. Believing that true leadership is only obtained by serving others, Beta stands as a service organization, dedicated to our school and community. Officers; Lou Tina Forrest, President; Jerry Evans, Vice- President; Sara Bailey, Secretary; Linda Mayne, Treasur- er; Mrs. Annie Bunch, Sponsor. Those seeking member- ship in this service organi- zation must have a 90 scho- lastic average and main- tain an 88 for the duration of their high school enroll- ment. Honorable charac- ter and good citizenship are also requirements. Beta urges its members to strive for a creditable record, and to live by the principals of honesty, service, and leadership. Lou Tina Forrest awards the Beta colors, black and gold, to Gaynelle Weatherly. Brenda Sutton proclaims the standards of Beta, Character, Achievement, Leadership. Members; Gaynelle Weatherly, Jean Cashion Shirley Leary, Nell Paramore, Brenda Reed, Tommy Bess, Ruth Warren, Brenda Sutton. Student Government Association Officers: President; Ronnie Mills Vice-President Glenwood Haddock Secretary; Gaynelle Weatherly Treasurer: Gary Stocks Our Student Government is composed of the following members; Gary Stocks, Phillip Buck, and Clyde Elks repre- senting the Freshman Class; Steve Peele, Gaynelle Weatherly, and Coy Buck from the Sophomore Class; Glenwood Haddock, Jerry Evans, and Donna Dixon from the Junior Class; and Nor- man Cashion, James Gurkins, and Ronnie Mills representing the Senior Class. It is the duty of these students, under the direction of their sponsor, Mr. Kelley Wallace, to represent the students in school affairs, to promote school pride, and to aid in the enforcement of school regulations. Our annual Basketball Homecoming Dance was sponsored by the Student Government. The Association ' s members worked diligently to make it an enjoyable and memorable affair. Library Club As Library Club members we strive through hard work and service, to make our library meet the needs of our students and the standards of our school. OFFICERS President - Ruth Warren V. President - Glenwood Haddock Secretary -Treasurer Conwell Worthington Advisor - Mrs. Bunch Members: Conwell Worthington, Linda Brock, Mari- anna Tripp, Linda Lou Smith, Peggy Stokes Members; Carolyn Tripp, Linda Had- dock, Mary Lou Manning, Marlene Ross, Lillian Hudson, Janice Williams Members: Avis Stanley, Jean Mills, Patsy McLawhorn, Linda Halstead, Mike Clark, Yuvonne Spain, Jimmy Williams, Elaine Mills, Carolyn Haddock Members: Randy Smith, Gladys Venters, Steve Peele, Brenda Members: Sarah Wiggins, Gloria Manning, Sutton, Carlos Cannon, Coy Buck, Rena Wilson, Albert Buck Ann Bright Gaynelle Weatherly, Reporter; Ruth Warren, Treasurer; Rena Wilson Vice President; Jean Mills, Historian; Yvonne Dixon, Parliamentarian; Lou Tina Forrest, Secretary; Judy Smith, Recreation Leader. Future Homemakers of A merica Katherin Hardee Alice Mayne ■ — Dianne Haddock Dorothy Hakes Jean James Dorothy Lassiter Carolyn Haddock Pauline Stancill Judy Carol Smith Judy Boyd Margie Everett Shirley Jefferson Yvonne Dixon Merlene Haddock Judy Ilene Smith Janet White Peggy Stokes Mary Lou Manning Linoa Lou Smith Linda Mayne Janice Williams Brenda Reed Jewel Cannon Pat Coward Debbie Allen Lois Smith Doris Wiggins Jean Hudson Jean Cashion Carolyn Summerlin Linda Ruth Smith 36 Gaynelle Weatherly QOO HOMF Judy Jones Donna Dixon Jo Ann Jones Betty Jean Cox Ann Stocks Virginia Mills Lois Ann Haddock Linda Kay Haddock Gladys Venters Linda Gail White Ann Haddock April Adams Linda Carol Smith Judy Mills Mary Linda Haddock Marianna Tripp Brenda Haddock Joyce Holton Betty Mae Hudson Debbie Clark RALPH HADDOCK Our F H A Beau Yvonne Spain Avis Stanley Elaine Mills Ruth Warren Rena Wilson Patsy McLawhorn Lou Tina Forrest Jean Mills Brenda Sutton Ann Daughton Sylvia Dennis Brenda G, Haddock Linda Halstead Janice Campbell Frances Fornes Judy Smith, our Chapter correspondent is busily writing her next article for By hard work and determination, these F. H. A. ' ers strive to earn their degrees of achievement. Norman Cashion, Ralph Haddock, and Ronnie Mills are three members who made ur chapter a special one. Last year’s scrap-book is filled with pleasant memories for Lou Tina Forrest and Jean Mills, past and present Historians. These girls enjoyed pulling the candy to sell at the ballgames but oh those blisters. Initiation is always fun, especially for Brenda Jefferson and Pauline Stancil. Congratulations to our FHA freshmen who worked so hard to help make our Stanley money-making project a success. 38 Cheerleading Squad Who you gonna ' yell for? Give us a H Give us a I Give us a C Give us a O Give us a D C H I C O D’ Boosting our teams on to victory, the cheerleaders have been an outstanding part of our athletic program. They have done a wonderful job this year in creating school spirit and pride for Chicod. Led by Chief Linda Carol Smith, Jo Anne Jones, April Adams, Brenda Haddock. Debbie Allen, and Pauline Stancill have worked hard and we are proud of them. 39 Our Baske, The girls basketball team, consisting of five seniors, two juniors, seven sophomores, and three freshmen, shows great determination by holding a 14 - 19 record. The Lady Hornets hold a position of second place in the conference and are looking forward to a tournament championship. 40 Sail Teams The boys basketball team consists of one senior, three juniors, four sophomores, and four freshmen. Having won six out of eleven conference games, our boys hold third place position in the conference and seek a high standing in the tournament contest. COACH Mr. Robert Murphrey rum A; ' w 1 M t f ] W m r t ¥ 1 1 m K 1 « f - M ' ¥ ' J ELAINE MILLS GAYNELLE WEATHERLY SUSAN FORNES RUTH WARREN Linda Halstead and Avis Stanley display a good defensive position. The girls go over last minute plays. 42 Brenda Sutton and Virginia Mills are really after that ball. The girls show a little school spirit. SAMMY WALL JIMMY WILLIAMS RANDY DIXON FRED MILLS RONNIE FOSTER Everyone listens t o the referee. Sammy gets the tipoff. Fred bends low to dribble and Sam- my goes up for a shot. Baseball Team Sorry Mike - but it looks like you ' re out. Steve Peele, our right hander, fin- ished last year f with a 4-2 record and shows tremen- dous potentiality as being an A- number-one pitcher. Ronnie Foster, our left hand- ed pitcher, with unques- tionable skill and initiative is looking forward to a I victorious I season this year. As William signals for the pitch, Ralph and Ronnie acquire a good batting position. Team: Lyman Haddock, Steve Peele, William Manning, Mike Clark, Coy Buck, Ronnie Smith, Harold Mills, Ronnie Foster, Ralph Haddock, Sammy Wall. Ronnie Mills Randy Smith. Coach: Robert Murphey Monogram Club Initiation - a Stepping stone to membership The Monogram Club consists of students who have earned a mono- gram letter by participating in some field of sports. As a reward for their achievement, the club helps buy each new member a monogram sweater or coat by spon- soring money-making projects President - Ruth Warren Vice President - Fred Mills Secretary - Elaine Mills Treasurer - Steve Peele Parliamentarian - Ronnie Foster Advisor: Mr. Murphrey As a money-making project, the club sold license plates. New members are eager to get their sweaters . . i Members; Ann Daughton Yvonne Dixon Ruth Warren Elaine Mills Avis Stanley Linda Halste ad Ralph Haddock Steve Peele Brenda Sutton Susan Fornes Judy Jones Linda Smith Gaynelle Weatherly Randy Smith Carlos Cannon Ronnie Foster Jimmy Williams Sammy Wall Fred Mills Randy Dixon 45 J OFFICERS President Lyman Haddock Vice President Linda Halstead Treasurer Elaine Mills Director Conwell Worthington Pianists Nell Paramore Advisor Mrs. Weatherly The Glee Club adds much to our school life. At Christmas, they add to the festive mood by presenting a program of yuletide music; the beauty of graduation is also increased by their special musical renditions. A special highlight for the Glee Club members is their annual participation in the Choral Clinic held at East Caro- lina College each spring. Members; Joanne Meeks, Jean Cashion, Gaynelle Weatherly, Linda Smith, Patsy May. Judy Smith, Car olyn Tripp, Elaine Mills. Patsy McLawhorn, Brenda Sutton, Glenda Boyd, Avis Stanley, Ann Stocks, Lin da Carol Smith, Judy Jones, Susan Fornes, Brenda Galloway, Linda Brock, Janice Williams, Loutina For- rest, Rena Wilson, Yvonne Dixon, Nell Paramore. Ann Haddock, Jean Mills, Yvonne Spain, Jackie Rouse, Sammy Boyd, Lyman Haddock, Randy Spain, Donnie Foster, Randy Dixon. Store Workers Albert and Johnny Buck are well prepared for the hussle and bussle of the ice cream store during recesses. Our lunchroom is operated under the management of Mrs. Clyde Stanley, super- visor. Mrs. Eva Smith, and Mrs. Fannie Green. Not pictured are Mrs. Audrey I Mills and Mrs. Nellie Can- non. Janitors Lunehroom Workers i r I James Gray is an indispensable school em- ployee. From sun up until sun down he is seen playing the good Samaritan to faculty and students alike. County maintenance men make the Home Eco- nomics cottage more efficient by adding another chimney. 47 Future Farmers of America bnt.yet iet;Tl;- ' ;: :i eTji|;h6:.o ainabie;:tftep getibu . work- ingvtp ql; tairi ,tti e.goais. : This. state-:;: ' : meht; IWaTTOacte ' ' tqlh ' S all group ■ of ’jun- ' ibrs 4nd-:seniprj5;is-S.ei)5©tnber :;1960. ; The ifiCiure paint©? ' •py- this ' young. teach- CT of y ' ocStiohal: agriculture ;Waf met with ;i ]ii hieT and:disbeiiief:j?y all eleven mejT lerg ' tdf tiie ' class. . Kalf heartedly , .the ,cl4ffi;iTiember‘s ' stated: ;tigy would :try. ' ;:;:Suc Bs.did:irot come;,easy,: though- i k; hhaptet ' ' iiiM . ' wa juggling to coi ■ Se-Wiiii d.hafhiers well grounded in raany;;areas:� f:FFA ' Vf,GfR. ' ,;r ; The FFA officers are -llalph Had doek,;..Fresiaeht:- . Mike. Clark ' v. Vice Presi dent; Coy Buck, Treasurer: _.Steve Peele,-- Repprtef; Gleh-wood Haddoek, Secretary; and Albert Buck, Sentinel. , ■; • ■Whafbegan as a laughed -at ' _dfeam:af a first:tyekr;:agrl6hlture:t0acher.-has:. turned into individual and ' team Success ' fof; the pa ’five years-: Studeht awaken- ing. plus the desire to ' compete and dd-well, • has br.dtght Chicod five straight • Over-air Federation Banners, a .team, each year . reaching- State. Finals, and ' three individual district honors. : The highest honor. came in the school year when Chi.edd FFA Chap- ter received One of the highest awards attairiable ' in. HFA. work-.- ' The: Bronze Na- tional Chapter Award. Only two per cent of the chapters in the United’ States’ ■ are eligible for this award, and ' Chmbd w.as ' diie. ' of e six chapters-in Krorth: Carolina to receive this coveted.awar’d. , , 1 These accomplis.hments were attained throughhard wprkv, earnest desire, and concentrated efforts. .• ' ADVISOR; Mr. Charles Johnson Tommy Bess Albert Buck Norman Cashioi Mike Clark Land Raymond Mills Ronnie Mills Jimmy Elks Ralph Haddock Jackie Rouse Jimmie Smith Teb Stocks • Lyman Haddock Barney Mills mg. the FFA won the title as rirst place in Dairy Judging. Jerry Wall — Jimmy Williams Rodney Williams Robert Bennet David Boyd Carlos Cannon Bobby Daughton William Elks Jerry Evans Donald Fomes Ronnie Foster Glenwood Haddock George House Fred Mills Albert Paramore Randy Smith Ronald Smith Jatie Spain Jan Williams Conwell Worthington Tommy Bess, and Ted Stocks whom e are proud to present. . V 49 The National Organization for Boyy I :i Danny Boyd Sammy Boyd Coy Buck Jimmy Corey Randy Dixon Jimmy Galloway Shop training is an important part of vocational agriculture Terry Haddock Marlin Hardee Carl Miller Harold Mills Monte Mills Dalton Moseley Bobby Daughton and Tommy Bess, the Beef and Swine Judging Team, won first place in the county this year. C. L. Reel Mike Rouse Gerald Smith Gary Stanley Wayne Sutton Sammy Wall Studying Vocational Agriculture Robert Williams Richard Manning Jerry Buck Phillip Buck Charlie Hudson Charles Landreth Harold Leary Proving themselves outstanding in physi cal fitness as well as agricultural acti- vities, our F. F. A. placed first in the county -wide Field Day. Randy Spain Gary Stocks Jackie Summerlin Ralph Venters Donnie Foster Jeffrey Haddock Michael Haddock Robert Hamilton Willie Hill Tommy Paramore Roland Smith (Not Pictured: David Cannon. Jarvis Pollard, and Clyde Elks) Glenwood Haddock, a junior, par- ticipated in the district public speaking contest after having won first place in the county. Annual Staff Editor - Brenda Sutton Organizations Editor - James Gurkins Photographer - Rodney Williams Associate Editor - Donna Dixon Assistant Editors - Loutina Forrest Norman Cashion Advisor - Mrs. Barbara Swain Advertisement Division Business Manager; Fiances Fornes Associate Business Manager; Yvonne Spain Typists; Avis Stanley, Linda Hal- stead, Rena Wilson, Jean Mills Advisor: Mrs. Barbara McLawhorn Every year our annual has its beginning when the staff meets wit Mr. Blackwell. School The Grimesland Express consists of students transferred from Grimesland School. Raymond Williams drives the Grimesland Express. Jimmy Smith checks the oil in his bus. Wayne Cox, ' Albert Buck, and James Gurkins fill out their morning reports. The children are eager to get to the home when the final bell rings. Barney Mills and John- ny Buck have a friend- ly chat. This is a daily routine for Linda Halstead. Transportation The students are eager to get off the bus, go to their class- rooms, and begin work. Teb Stocks checks his stop sign to make sure it is in good condition. Everybody Off! Jimmy W illiams and Ronnie Mills get together to await the children at the end of the day. I ii Monitors It is the job of each bus moni- tor to keep order on the bus at all times. Sometimes this can be quite a job. Our monitors are: Lillian Chapman, Carolyn Perkins, Dorothy Chapman, Velma Mills, Frances Fornes, Linda Brock, Steve Peele, Ralph Haddock, Janice Campbell, Ronnie Hardee, Nancy Wethering- ton, Dalton Moseley, Carlos Can- non, Norman Cashion, Jerry Wall, Ronnie Foster, Jimmy Galloway, Randy Dixon, Coy Buck, Albert Paramore, Judy Jones, Virgina and Elaine Mills Life at Chicod is not entirely composed of studies and extracurricular activities; there are certain intangible ingredients that only a Chicoan could define. The hurry- scurry to the candy store at recess, the horror of seeing books fly everywhere as one walks down the stairs, the bursting of school spirit at ball games, the hushed rever- ence during the singing of the Alma Mater--all these small occurrences are mixed in a student’s mind with the more significant events into a maze of happenings we call school life. In one hectic whirl, 1965- 66 passed before Chicoans and was gone almost before they realized it. Although the events are now past history, they will becbme an integral part of the memories of Chicod High School. 57 i Thanks to Mrs. Wilson, our school secretary, the office workers are an asset to the smooth functioning process of our school. Rodney Williams and Carolyn McLawhorn are the first period workers. Office Workers Brenda Sutton, Virginia Mills, and Kay White, type letters, add figures and take messages during second period. Elaine Mills and Teb Stocks go for the mail third period. Fifth period Syl- via Dennis and Sylvia House an- swer the phone and take messages. Loutina Forrest, Brenda Haddock, and Rena Wilson work at sixth peri- od. Fourth period Gaynelle Weatherly and Jean Cashion sort the mail. FA VORITES 59 Best Dressed ELAINE MILLS TOMMY BESS Best All-Around BRENDA SUTTON RALPH HADDOCK Most Athletic RUTH WARREN JIMMY WILLIAMS Best Looking LINDA HALSTEAD MIKE CLARK Most Studious LOU ELLEN CANNON DAVID CANNOI4 Most Likely to Succeed LOU TINA FORREST TOMMY BESS 63 Ronnie Mills and Ralph Haddock — Chicod F. F. A. repre- sentatives on several television programs. Lou Tina Forrest -- recipient of the Junior Class Scholastic Award of 1965. Tommy Bess — winner of the F. F. A. Star of Green Hand Award and State Fores- try Camp attendant, 1963. Lou Ellen Cannon- - recipient of the Wood- men of the World, U. S. History Award, 1965. Brenda Sutton-- won the Home Econo- mics Crisco Award in 1963. Ruth Warren -- won the 1965 All County Conference Award in Basketball. Compliments of PITT COUNTY FRANCHISED AUTOMOBILE DEALERS PITT TIRE SERVICE North Carolina ' s Finest Recappers WESLEY TURNAGE, Manager Greenville, N. C. NUNN ' S ESSO SERVICE 2713 E. 10th St. PL 8-2913 Greenville, N. C. 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Please Come in and Browse Around. The Latest STYLES. MEN ' S SHOP Greenville, N. C. Compliments ■ CllllCm Department Store A AVC FIPQT r� l lAI ITV ALWAYS FIRST QUAUTY Greenville, N. C. COLLINS-PRIDMORE DEPARTMENT STORE Greenville, N. C. HILL ' S CLEANERS Vanceboro, N. C. Visit HUDSON STOKES BARBER SHOP Greenville, North Carolina To be well dressed, use the services of COLLEGE VIEW CLEANERS Greenville, North Carolina Compliments of BOYD ' S BARBER SHOP Greenville, N. C. HOLLOWELLS DRUG STORE Greenville, N. C. Visit MOORE ' S BARBER SHOP Grimesland, N. C. Compliments of DIXON ' S BARBER SHOP Black Jack, North Carolina Compliments of WELCH ' S DRUG STORE 100 West Main St. 604 East 12th St. Phone WH 6-2174 Phone 946-3145 Washington, North Carolina Li Our Buyers Pay Top Prices For All Leaf NEW CAROLINA WAREHOUSE Greenville MR. LARRY HUDSON MR. LADDIE AVERY Owne r s FURNEY’S BEAUTY SHOP Black Jack, North Carolina SPENCER’S STORE Black Jack, North Carolina L - r if crO t 2 Miles East of Greenville, N. C. On Highway 264 Phone 752-2203 BLAND DENNIS BODY SHOP Greenville, North Carolina Compliments of ROYCE’S CROWN SERVICE STATION Greenville, N. C. Compliments of THOMAS BESS STORE Highway 43 Greenville, North Carolina MILLS SERVICE STATION Greenville, North Carolina Compliments of CULLEN HADDOCK SMITTY ' S TEXACO STATION Greenville, North Carolina Highway 43 Greenville, North Carolina PAT’S GAS SERVICE, INC. BILL’S AMOCO SERVICE Greenville, North Garolina Atlas Tires . Batteries . Accessories Memorial Drive Compliments of WHICHARD ' S ESSO STATION Grimesland, N. C. Vancebor o North Carolina k PI 1430 South Mint Street Charlotte 1, N. C. NORTH SIDE LUMBER CO. , INC. All Kinds of Lumber Millwork and Building Material Greenville, N. C. Compliments of HOME BUILDER’S SUPPLY CO. Greenville North Carolina TRAVIS FARM STORE Hardware, Groceries, Gas, and Oil Fertilizer and Ghemicals by Olin Black Jack, N. G. Phone PL 8-2948 MacKENZIE EQUIPMENT GOMPANY Gor. Second St. and Hackney Ave, Washington, N. Gar. 27889 Gompliments of PITT FGX SERVICE Greenville, N. G. BEDDINGFIELD ' S Rexall Drugs Phone 752-3319 We Deliver. Greenville, North Garolina BOYD ' S GROGERY F ine F oods 1101 Evans Street Greenville, N. G. Gompliments of RIGK ' S SERVIGE CENTER Cor. 9th and Evans Sts. --Dial PL 2-4342 Greenville, N. G. Compliments of BELK-TYLER COMPANY Department Stores Washington . North Carolina ROSES ' STORE Greenville, North Carolina THE FRIENDLY ALTERATION SHOP Greenville, North Carolina FRIENDLY BEAUTY SHOP Phone 758-3181 1 19 W. 4th Street Annie Ruth Joyner, Greenville, N. C. Owner Compliments of LAUTARES JEWELERS Greenville, North Carolina Visit CANNON ' S VARIETY STORE Vanceboro, North Carolina tore WATCHMAKERS, JEWELERS AND ENGRAVERS Leading Jewelers and Silversmiths N. Market St. Washington, N. C. EARLENE ' S BEAUTY SHOP Ayden, North Carolina Compliments of SAAD ' S SHOE REPAIR Greenville, North Carolina ALLIED FLORIST ASSOCIATION Jefferson -- Cox -- Tyson Greenville, North Carolina Compliments of Hyman L. Dixon ' s Grocery Dal Cox i Jack Barnes Manning ' s Drive-In WILLIAMS SHOE SHOP Greenville, North Carolina | v : 1 6«molo tUI J I VA WHGIC)N, loRrM ABOLIH iu Compliments of “� Auth THE DAILY REFLECTOR Greenville , North Carolina BARN Greenville, North Carolina H. L. HODGES GO. , INC. Hardware, Paints and Sporting Goods East Fifth St. Greenville, N. G. Gompliments of HOME FURNITURE STORE Greenville, North Garolina BILBRO WHOLESALE COMPANY Distributor s ROLLER CHAMPION GOOSE GIRL FLOUR Greenville, North Carolina TAFF OFFICE EQUIPMENT Greenville, North Carolina 1 1 1 ♦ PITT-GREENVILLE AIR SERVIGE F. A.A. 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MOBILE HOMES JACKSON SHOE STORE Greenville, North Carolina Greenville , North Carolina PUTT PUTT GOLF COURSE Greenville, North Carolina BEAUTY NOOK HILLCREST LANES West End Circle Greenville, N. C. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1966 BLOUNT HARVEY Greenville, N. C. A Good Place to Meet Your Friends COMPLIMENTS OF GARRIS-EVANS LUMBER CO., INC. V. A. MERRITT SONS Electrical Appliances Greenville, North Carolina Radios T elevis ions Washers and Refrigerators Ranges VINCENT ELECTRIC COMPANY Electrical Contracting - Appliances G. E. Appliances and Televisions R. C. A. Televisions Winterville, N. C. Phone PL 2-448 Compliments of NORTH ELECTRIC COMPANY Gallon, Ohio QUALITY HEATING AIR CONDITIONING COMPANY Complete Installations For Home - Business - Industry A11 Kinds of Sheet Metal Work = ' ' A11 Gutter and Furnace Repair Dial 752-2722 Greenville, N. C. Compliments of WHITEHURST FLOORS Greenville North Carolina Compliments of WHITE CONCRETE COMPANY Member of Carolinas Ready Mixed Concrete Association There ' s a Concrete Difference 699 North Greene St. , Greenville, N. C. Compliments of RHODES ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 308 Penn. Avenue Greenville, North Carolina Compliments of QUALITY OIL COMPANY Greenville, North Carolina HERFF JONES COMPANY Indianapolis, Indiana Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers ALLEN BARBEE District Representative Spring Hope, North Carolina Phone 478-3146 Nearly Twenty-Five Years Serving Schools S. G. WILKERSON AND SONS FUNERAL HOME 701 Evans Street Ambulance Service Greenville, North Carolina GREENVILLE MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS POLLARD’S PLUMBING, HEATING, AND AIR CONDITIONING COMPANY WILLIARD G. POLLARD, Owner Telephone PL 2-7232, Night PL 2-4633 209 East Third Street Greenville, North Carolina Compliments of BUCK SUPPLY CO. PARGAS 81 Compliments of CAROLINA DAIRIES ALL-STAR The Country ' s FAVORITE Dairy Foods Greenville, N. C. Kinston, N. C. Washington, N. C, MONTGOMERY -GREEN GOMPANY Food Service Equipment Goldsboro Highway Kinston, North Carolina IVEY COWARD CO. Complete PEST CONTROL P. O. Box 516 Greenville, N. C. GENERAL SALES OF GREENVILLE INC. WHOLESALE Paper Products, Drugs, Candies, Cigars and Specialties Institutional Mdse. Compliments of H. C. HEADACHE POWDER Greenville, North Carolina GRIFTON PLUMBING, HEATING GAS CO., INC. Complete Gas Service Phone 524-3241 Grifton, North Carolina 82 Compliments of GREENVILLE PACKING CO. 1601 Smith Street Greenville, N. C. -- Z7834 MURPHY WHOLESALE CO. 307 Skinner Street Greenville, N. C. PLaza 2-2834 Candies, School Supplies , Specialties ALTON GARDNER LUMBER CO. New Bern Highway Highway 43 Across From Chicod School Greenville, North Carolina V. C. CHEMICAL CO. Compliments of F. V. GASKINS Greenville, N. C. BLOUNT-HARVEY IMPLEMENT DEPARTMENT Greenville, North Carolina BAUGH SONS CO. Phone 746-3441 V. C. FERTILIZER Compliments of CLARENCE STOKES Ayden Route 3, Greenville, N. C. Simpson, North Carolina 83 Compliments of PINES RESTAURANT Greenville North Carolina KENLAND MOTEL Visit AND RESTAURANT MURRAY WHITFORD Greenville, N. C. Dudley ' s X Roads A Quality Court New Bern Highway HAPPY ' S POOL ROOM Greenville, North Carolina Compliments RESPESS BROS. BARBECUE of Smug and Ronald -- Owners Greenville, North Carolina CLIFF’S OYSTER BAR WINTERVILLE GROCERY CO. Greenville Winterville, North Carolina North Carolina WEST-END BAKERY 1808 Dickinson Ave. , Greenville, N. C. RIGGS HOUSE RESTAURANT Breakfast Dinners DEWEY’S GRILL Intersection of N. C. 102 and Sandwiches N. C. 43 Open 24 Hrs. a Day at Greenville, North Carolina Calico, N. C. 84 s For the High Dollar, Sell With the Gray Boys. RED FRONT ADKINS BAILEY WAREHOUSES Compliments of ROBERT S. ALLEN KING ELECTRIC CO. Pulpwood Dealer Gr Memorial Drive eenville, North Carolina Phones Office 758-2033 Home 752-4860 P. O. Box 84 Stokes, N. C. Compliments of LITTLE MINT Owner--J, J. STAUFFER Washington, North Carolina GENE HADDOCK Manager Compliments of DODGE TOWN, INC. Greenville, North Carolina South Memorial Drive JIMMY WYNNE Assistant Manager ilatl ijn Trucks RAY LOCKHART Sales Manager Bus. Phone 758-3151 PORTER’S SERVICE STATION Highway 43 Greenville, North Carolina Compliments of SANITARY BARBER SHOP Greenville, North Carolina ELLINGTON ' S BOOK STORE Greenville, North Carolina Games Toys Gifts Party Goods CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Ayden, N. C. WELCOME YOU TO AYDEN Ayden Coal Co. Ayden Loan Insurance Ayden Tribune Ayden Fertilizer Fuel Bob Booth Dr. Oscar Brown Cannon Paint Wallpaper Curt Caviller City Cafe City Seafood Edwards Pharmacy F ashion Shop First National Bank First Federal Loan ; Savings Dr. H. W. Gooding Home Insurance Agency King Bros. Mumford ' s Superette J. J. McClees Grocery Manning ' s ME L Nance Hardware Co. News Leader W. C. Ormond Bruce ' s Drug Store Reliable Cleaners S E Motor Service J. P. Sumrell Gin Co. Suggs Florist Smith-Douglas Fertilizer Dr. Steve Sudor Tyndall Boyd Stroud P. R. Taylor Co. Leo Venters Motors Worthington ' s Variety Western Auto Assc. Pat Taylor - WNCT Wheless Jewelry Quinn Miller Furn. Co. 6. S. Grocery Britt-Farmer Furn. Funeral 86 Visit DIXON’S BEAUTY SHOP F or Attractive Hair Styles Phone 758-2910 BESSIE DIXON, Owner Black Jack, North Carolina .AsrVSSt - ■ Five Convenient Offices in Greenville You ' re money Ahead ! FARMER’S WAREHOUSE Greenville, North Carolina THE STORK ' S NEST We Major in Minors 113 West Fourth Street Greenville, North Carolina WACHOVIA BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System Compliments of MRS. MARVIN SMITH Route 3, Greenville Compliments of SEASHORE TRANSPORTATION CO. New Bern, North Carolina Scenes of the New York Trip Hot Dogs Hamburgers Milk Shakes Ayden Big Fellows North Carolina 88 BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY of Greenville, N. C. Compliments of SPACE HOUSE LITTLE MINT of Greenville, N. C. 89 .A.-y ' y ct «, Autographs ' — 2,. ■ Xx -n i ' .-ri ' vjL. jX« ' -o ' - r - ■1 Crs ' ji--U .1 ' ' o -LLK4 -J - ' or .-A .xa ,A, -?_jC3v. c’-v-X JuA-Xo:. ' XIX ' ' -A .A-A- ' OCK 0 6 0- i .A2_-t CL-A_ a XX- rcrX u i ' 3 ' A— -vv O _A - cXo , ' -Orv VJy.CTX ' ' - ' tTTA-iL vX-oA -j r U + ,°VNXt io ItiQ OC S s CAi f Jt ■ • 1 y -i ' y ?ii C T JQfp , -z ELEMENTARY To the elementary school the young, innocent child comes with an intense and open mind. He is willing to learn and must be educated physically and mentally if he is to grow into a well balanced teen-ager and adult. The all important basic educational W foundation is competently laid by his teachers. The enrollment of the elementary school has increased to the point of almost making history this year. There are T7 additional stu- dents, which has resulted in 3_ more teachers, three additional classes, and four more classrooms. Such growth has improved the efficiency of the elementary school program by allowing it to benefit from the school’s full time librarian, who divides her time between the elementary and the high school libraries. The library scene above is indicative of the library period sharing the spotlight with music class as two of the elementary student’s most popular classes. 91 Ronald Adams Louis Branch Don Briley Jay Brown Joe Brunson Debra Buck Lora Faye Buck Randy Buck Mike Cannon Lossie Chapman Sue Edwards Marietta Elks Billy Evans Lossie Fleming Deborah Forrest Joyce Gurkins Cheryl Landreth Larry Manning 92 All eyes toward Bobby as he teaches a little! Kelly Mills Danny Mills William Mills Phillip Page Becky Sawyer Cynthia Smith Douglas Smith Joan Smith Eddie Stocks Porter Stokes Randy Stokes Paula Weatherly Jerry McGowan Randy Mills trades Glen Adams Brenda Boyd Bonny Buck Danny Buck Donnie Cannon Buddy Carrow Dorothy Cox Bobby Edwards Jo Anne Edwards Billy G. Evans Sandra Galloway Glenda Haddock Kenneth James Mike McGowan Alice Miller Eddie Mills Josina Moseley Mary Lee Reed Kenneth Sawyer Diane Tyndall Roger Venters Garland Warren Erwin Whitehurst Peggy Whitehurst Get That Ball, Mrs. McLawhorn! Seventh Carlene Arnold Wayne Buck Charlie Cashion Dianne Dixon Ray Elks Mary Evans James Gray Michael Gray Iva Guion Terry Haddock Steve Harris Brenda Hudson Teresa James Sandra Martin Sammy McCoy Jerry Mills Raymond Mills William Mills Barbara Morris Brenda Stancill Barbara Sutton Brenda Sutton Linda Sutton Norman Sutton Ronnie Taylor Kathy Vincent Linwood Wethington Gary Williams Elsie Worthington Would you like to take a look? Jumping jacks are not only good exercise but fun as shown by these girls who are participating in one of their favorite classes--physical ed. Grades Ray Anderson Angle Buck Diane Chapman Mack Dixon Talley Dixon Danny Edwards Debbie Edwards Louise Elks Gwen Evans Tony Evans Franky Haddock Pam Haddock Rooney Haddock Norman Hill Annie Horton Randy Husdon Robbie Humbles Billy Jones Jesse Lilley John Lilley Brenda McLawhorn Jerry Mills Rycke Mills Eddie Newby Teresa Porter Swanee Roberson A1 Smith Jane Stancill Mike Shivers Elaine Stokes Alma Whitehurst Norman Wiggins Jerry Williams Catching girls such as these common sight at Chicod. COLON iAL putting up an attractive bulletin board is a DEVELOPMFNT Sixth The se two pictures are examples of our total educational program. These children can relax with a fun-filled re- lay race after having studied their history, concerning Egyptian hieroglyphics. Johnny Adams Russlyn Adams Barbara Boyd Rose Boyd Donnie Braxton Brenda Bryant Lena Buck Melvin Cox Bill Dail Billy Haddock Kathy Haddock David Hudson Derek Jackson Johnny May L. E. McLawhorn Jerry Miller Delois Mills Preston Mills MRS. LARUE BRUNSON B. S., Louisburg E.C.C. Gloria Morris Danny Paramore Cora Smith Norman Stallings Bobby Wadford J. K. Wetherington Carolyn White Brenda Whitehurst Grades Barbara Branch Carolyn Bright Teresa Bright Juanita Cannon Jimmy Corey Brenda Fleming Barry Gaskins Carlton Haddock Ricky Haddock Trudy Halstead Danny Hudson Gary Hudson MRS. COTTON SMITH A.B., E.C.C. Wilene Stancill Romona Stocks Ricky Stokes Robin Stokes Cynthia Taylor Jannette Humble Evon Meeks Beverly Mills Martha Mills Riley Mills Brenda Moseley Keith Newby Reggie Newby Angelene Perkins Patricia Perkins Naomi Sawyer Jimmie Smith History is much more interesting to students when they make bulletin boards, study the globe and use li- brary resources. i 97 i Fifth Grade Jack Adams Johnny Chapman Carron Dennis Cathy Buck Flicky Buck Linda Cashion Clifton Dixon Donna Dixon Sylvia Dixon Kay Edwards Melvin Edwards Claudia Fornes Benjamin Forrest May Rose Guion Ricky Gurkins Donny Haddock Sheryl Harris Hyman Hudson Alvin Jones Buster Lassiter Bernadine McCoy Troy McLawhorn Lee Mills Randy Mills Franklin Tripp Danny Vandiford Jean W iggins Michael White Every child loves to do experiments. Jane Porter Vicky Reed Charles Stokes Jennifer Taylor Fourth-Fifth Grade MISS GLADYS STOKES A.B., M.A., E.C.C, Special Education Dayon Adams Jay Adams Renae Briley Jack Cannon Lorraine Dawson Jesse Dawson Ronnie Evans Lois Haddock Wesley Haddock Brenda. Hardee Travis McGowan Debra Meeks Brenda Mills Sharon Mills James Perkins Edith Smith Elsie Sutton Albert Tripp Thomas Vincent Marvin Wiggins Cheryl ene Bowen Wayne Boyd Phyllis Braxton James Cannon Ricky Cannon Shirley Cannon Danny Corey Delois Dawson Dennis Elks Michael Galloway Richard Haddock Micheal May Henry Smith Robert Vick Roy Whitehurst The children especially like to cut and make things. These are cutting pumpkins for Hallow- een. MRS. NANCY HUNTLEY B.S., E.C.C. 99 y Fourth Grade Kim Anderson Dianne Arnold Gordon Baker Michael Bennett Carlos Branch Linsay Blount Linda Bright Kenneth Buck Evonne Cannon Lydia Dixon Thomas Edwards Billy Green Carlton Heath Marie Hudson Randy Jones Sterling McCoy Randy McLawhorn Karen Mills Teresa Mills Ronnie Moseley Vickie Smith Dalton Vincent Jeff Wall Billy Williams Ervin W illiams Olivia Williams Putting the finishing touches on a South Pa cific home. Look at the excited and expectant faces of these children as they participate in relay racing dur- ing activity period. I MRS. FRANCES PORTER A.B., E.C.C. Third Grade Learning about fractions is an important part of a third grader ' s arithmetic. Kenneth Vincent Mike Adams Robbin Anderson Jerry Bibbs Betsy Boyd Wayne Bryant Terry Butts Debbie Carrow Stanley Corbitt Beverly Cox Thomas Cox Gary Daniels Cleveland Edwards Tommy Edwards Worth Forbes Donna Haddock Francis Haddock Grover Haddock Kathy Heath Sammy Humbles Wayne Jones Arden Mills Darlene Mills Deborah Mills Sue Moore Deborah Pfeiffer Ronnie Shivers Danny Stancill Allen Stocks Vickie Taylor Wayne Tripp MRS. CLEVIE WALLACE E.Ed., E.C.C. These children are learning the basic fundamentals of music. Second Grade MRS. JUANITA ELKS A , B, , E, C, C, Debbie Cherry Jerry Coward Joe y Fornes Kathy Gaskins Sandra Haddock Jean Hardee Stokes Hardee Peggy Harris Teresa Harris Steve McCoy Darlene Meeks Donna Meeks A small child looks to someone taller than he for guidance. Their trust in this person is always told on their innocent face. Carey Adams Lynn Adams Ronnie Boyd Michael Brown Tammie Butts Susan Cannon Gary Moore Pamela Moore Aldmico Perkins Debra Pollard Pat Relyea Randy Rouse Claudie Smith Curtis Smith Malene Smith James Stocks Graham Stokes Roger Stokes Wayne Stox Cyrus Taylor Mike Tyndall Carlton Venters Sue Wall Kathy White 102 First Grade Patricia Boyd Joseph Branch Debbie Briley Future Artists at Work! Broderick Cannon David Cannon Michael Cherry Vickie Cox Joyce Dawson Kathy Evans Lawrence Goff Sandra Greene Retha Haddock Betty Harris Ronald Harris Carolyn Horton Donna Hudson Charles Johnson, Jr. Leslie May Michael Miller Debbie Mills Barry Phipps Trudy Stocks Teresa Tripp MRS, SARA COZART E.C.C., B.S. 103 First Grade The mice will play while the cat ' s away, yes ! But Jeff, you and Tony get back to your reading! ! You sneaky things! Teresa Boyd Lorenzo Brown Debra Cannon MRS. WILMA SMITH A.B., M.A., E.C.C. Shirley Blount Tony Carrow Leaky Dixon, Jr. Terry R. Dixon Arlene Evans William Galloway Johnny Harris Julie Harris Barbara Heath Juanita Humbles Janet Jones Jay Kite Joni McLawhorn Shirley Meeks ■ Buck Mills L. C. Mills Renee Mills Lou Moore Kathy Moore Tony Moseley Jeff Smith Cathy Stokes 7 -s£= ir