Cleveland High School - Cle Tracks Yearbook (Clayton, NC)

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A .... .... 1 2 High School Faculty ......... .... 1 3 Elementary School Faculty ..... .... 1 4 Senior Officers ............. ...... 1 6 Senior Class ..... . . . . . . 17-24 Mascots ....... ...... 2 5 Superl atives ........... .... 2 6 -37 Class History ............ . . ..... 38 I.astWill andTestament.... .... 39 Class Poem, Motto, Colors, and Flower. . . . . . . . 40 JuniorOfficers..............................41 junior Class ........ . . . . 42-43 Sophomore Officers. . . .... . . 44 Sophomore Class .... .... 4 5-46 Freshman Officers. . . .... . . 47 Freshman Class ..... .... 4 8-50 Elementary Grades .... . . 52-59 In Appreciation .... ....... 6 O Activities ....... .... 6 1-79 Advertisements .... .... 8 1-102 'I , I. '-1 tw? 1 .4'-' 4,. - 4 M' 1, I nl. fs yn xi Q1-.kit 1 .VH .1 ,-Q-,4 q.,Q, , 4,5 ,Q-QW ,.,, , .1 idx! I it , ,,', V. . 'n,,, , ,,.S.,A4f.1, .if-Q1 ig! wg . , ., 4 be 5 'x' 'lu i ., V.. ' 4 ., 'yi in V-5 A 'ffij 31 ' , l w ,SH i 45? WW EDITH LANGDON Editor JO ANN I-IONEYCUTT Business Manager fioreword This 1964 edition of the RAM is symbolic of student life and our extracurricular activities at Cleveland School. It is the sincere desire of the Senior Class that this book has ful- filled its purpose. -..- -Y' '44 3 Mr. Penny at work in lab The Senior Class of Cleveland School dedicates this 1964 Edition of THE RAM to MR. EDSEL VICTOR PENNY for his many contributions to education. We'll never forget the sincere interests that he takes in each student's personal progress. To you, Mr. Penny, we give our sincerest appreci- ation. Mr. Edsel Victor Penny . 7 V v E X y a K? f if f E W 55...- iww.. A -QQ 'E 372-'fizz ' 'va I , , , i .. T-'--f- ?f:f:f ff' 'ff'-1 wiifwvf-'f1+, W U- gm , ' ' 2'--ff' ..-L, ?,,,,,f'N4 7-aw. f GHMHL if K' ---- rx 4 ,L ww 'W 'fl ' ' f f-f'-1:-215'-'K' H-m.-,.mg,S,w4i95q'3gi? :mv -w ,UA 'wi' vw e e ,J e Wrrv-ff-f11.i14g.FJ' -ffw?.'e25fiQ'Q'3443f - - -f H-Q-L-V-: + :freer X ,' V A ,Y V Vis--Si xi. A between classes. . . .our flag at half-mast honoring President Kennedy. fWell, it isn't exactly Pepsie, but it's refreshing .J gg Ag SCHOOI Eife . . . lounging after lunch . Q I ' ' ' R ofg,,f If lx 'Q gry ,g.., '4 '? Surprise! ! Y ,.,., f .. . lu f 5 riff,- f f fa ,fM4wt1p,5,,j,-pf, K, ' 13' Q1 M ,511 W 1 .,,: ,,i2 5: I I ,, fi' ' ' -' , ' ' fag' 1 ,M,,:,., exams, dates, exams, ballgames, exams, dances, exams, partles, exams, mov1es, exams Work! Work' Work' Boo I' et scar d you' f- .fi 4-N af 7 f :r y MA ' 4 ,,,,,-.fw ':,' ,y , ' X4 C W 1 f I ,ff ff nfl f,1g',f, f f 4 fwvzammzg, Q1-umm. fm: ag e x - 1 Q , . i NX XX -iz --.-wg-...Z '- K. 'vi': 'i' ,.Mwag:fii'51 K 1 -Q, .T xxi Qi!! 2 FQ'-Q ,. .Q , ,Q H.: f V, ,X . Q ,s'uSghr,, :ff 5,5 gf ,H .N , , 1.2, -',,,x.. . ., . Q sv, .n.R,,,it, .I R, , A R 3. 5 ff gf L, ff , W-7.35,-, 4 . ,A K . X is X pg' Q 3 A315 , 5 ' e - . 1 A Ez- ' . . -eva' -,a J . , 1.172 ' , ,. ' -. -g V -- , ,. 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I Lf. 1 me l ,, '. ix of 4 n n x The wheel is a symbol of o r administration which enables the school to function ' a derly manner. LU H I The administration offers a h lp g hand to each indi- Q e S v dual. 9 ,Nix 3 X. ,gg Q ., A K fi , ,, M midi Principal MR. EDWIN T. BENTON IO 'Ml Nl MRS. AUDREY ENNIS Secretary QT' 'M :9 Ih-sw T 488'- MR. E. S. SIMPSON MR. JASPER LEWIS Superintendent Assistant Superintendent JOHNSTON COUNTY HERITAGE CENTER SMITHFIELD, N.C. School Board a f I 3 , 1 1 1 . , , 5.-2-ws..-f,- I I LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Earl Eakes, Vice Chairman, Mr. Roy Grimes, Mr. Chris johnson, Chairman, Mr. Thomas Ives, Mr. S. S. Sauls, Sec. P.5.A.0fficers 3-. Q7 mv' I was I -. I LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Archie johnson, jr., Vice-President, Mrs. Russell Adams, Program Chairman, Mrs. Charles Gregory, Secretary, Mrs. Ben Blalock, Treasurer, Mr. Lacy johnson, President. I2 'bw- ' 3 to l X 4, ,,- ,ff Avia ,, - ,. wi' MRS. LOUISE D. BOYETTE History 6 M -f-1 MR. BRUCE A. COATS Physical Education MR . EDSEL PENNY Science I 'r ' ' MRS. EDITH JOHNSON MISS UNA BRODGEN First Grade First Grade 4-5 if Wx MRS. ELIZABETH MISS SARAH NELL BARBOUR JOHNSON Second Grade SGCODCI Grade Elementary 505001 Haculiy Y 'llama' if f 'I L Wm ?W 'f ff fx 48 EQ? f A 4 f K f f r lv ZW, W A. 'f MRS. MAMIE O'NEIL MRS. ESTELLE PIERCE Third Grade Third Grade wan- MRS. FLOSSIE BARBER MRS. CAROLINE NELSON Fifth Grade Fifth Grade MRS. ZILPI-IIA ADAMS MRS. GLADYS CREECH Seventh Grade Seventh Grade 'c ' W W E A-J 'ff' 'T' ' 1 4...-. WT MRS. KATI-IRYN MRS, DAISY MITCI-IINER STRICKLAND Fourth Grade Fourth Grade ww' MRS. GLENNIE MRS. PATRICIA WALL MATTHEWS Sixth Grade ' h,G d Sm ra e MRS. JOYCE T. MRS. JEAN COATS MITCHELL Eighth Grade Eighth Grade bl' The spokes of the wheel are a symbol of C1eve1and's student body. Each student is a spoke which helps to turn the wheel of education. I5 SpoEes qv 1 'Tse Ze , ,...- X h +525 ...A . - , if Six' 'I . i 1 5 T T Senior Class 9 Officers 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: T BETTY GAYE JOHNSON Q Secretary A BOBBY PIERCE Vice -President I 1 f r HOWARD JOHNSON , President I 1 KATHY PLEASANT Treasurer N T rm T QAC Do and KS Il wi if- JIMMY BRUCE ADAMS Par1ez-vous-Francais? That's Greek to me. JACKSON BATTEN AUSTIN ALICE MARCELEE BARBER Don't be a weaklingg finish school Forever warm and winning in her and be a wise old man. ways. BRENDA GAIL BEASLEY Foot loose and fancy free. I7 Je JANICE MARIE BARBOUR I don't ask questions, I just have fun. ffqgg, 1 ERVIN RAY BEASLEY Some say he is bashful, others doubt it. 1 E X .,.,,.,.... A -,pw N. ni 4 j SL 1 EDNA FRANCES BROWN STEPHEN MICHAEL BUFFKIN GEORGIE RUTH BYRD Life is just a span: I'11 enjoy every Books don't phase me. Humor and laughter so well agree, inch of it. I think they were mixed just for me . I 1 R i I N' r GENE DOUGLAS CARROLL It's not what you dog it's what you L get caught doing . 18 tn... JOSEPH CARLTON CHADWICK If brlght remarks were grams of sand, I'd be a desert. 0,44 5 by JUDY CAROLYN CLIFTON MARY RUTH CLIFTON BETTY JEAN COATS If she will, she will, and you can Never worried, never hurried, just Mild her manner, soft her talk, depend on it, and if she won't, she happy and carefree. sweet her face, and stately her won't and that's the end of it. walk. '41 FRANCES ELLEN EARLES All that you do, do with your mighty thin9S done bY halves are ' never done right. A I9 ,,,.-- .UWM WILLIAM HOWARD I-IATCI-IER I-Iaven't kissed them all yet, but heaven knows I've tried. ,y ,Wy X 1 ffl VZ X 7, fy 7 ,pw 'U' -'er-W' vlan. DANIEL WOODROW HOLLAND JO ANN I-IONEYCUTT THOMAS WILLIAM IVES III Books are the key to wisdom's In every activity you can depend on For men may come and men may treasure. her to do her part and more. go, but I'11 go on forever f-Ji K BETTY C-AY JOHNSON PIeasantness and dependability are qualities well mixed. 20 I HOWARD HUGHES JOHNSON One of those all around boys so rarely found. Lg ' KEITH BRAXTON JOHNSON LARRY ARCHIE JOHNSON LINDA SUE JOHNSON His strength was in himself and he 1n thy face, I see the map of honor, Original, surprising, with mind moved the world by his character. truth and loyalty. keen and quick, a pretty lass, a friend in thin or thick. EDITH ANN LANGDON And still they wondered and still they gazed that one small head could carry all she' knew. 21 'Aww' f SALLY KAY LANGDON Not so tall, really quite small, dear and sweet and loved by all. ZW W-1 -5.323 W-...., 'S' MALINDA MCGEE JUDY LYNN MATTHEWS LINDA LORRAINE MESSER Precious things come in small The only way to have a friend is to Get me that which has quick packages. Gee, I'm glad I'msma1l! be one. Iaughterg I haven't time for tears MT' BETTY ELIZABETH MOORE She has a natural pleasantness that you so seldom find. 22 '53, Si-I X 1,'I 'Mr KATHY JO PLEASANT I like my life Spiced. It adds more flavor to it. 7 10- ROBERT GLENN PIERCE NANCY ELLEN JOHNSON POOLE KATHERINE LEE PRINCE There is no genius in life like the 'ITC one who Waits, 3 moment Seems There 's nothing half so sweet in life genius of energy and activity. 3 year, as Iove's young dream. 8, VELATOR SNOW REVELS I have lived in the past, I love the present, and I am looking to the future . 23 1 I I Wy 'Y ' if W N .ph A Mx War A GARY KEITH SORRELL Never speak sense when nonsense will answer the purpose as well. JOHN LEO SMITH, IR. His popularity may be counted by his multitude of friends. 105 BRENDA SUE STEPHENSON One who deserves much, needs not another's praise. 24 MICHAEL STEPI-IENSON TRADER The rule of his life is to make busi- ness a pleasure and pleasure his busi- ness. BETTY SUE WALTON The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. RUSSELL ODELL WOOD Roses are red, violets are blue. I copied your paper and I flunked too. Mascots PAUL SI-IERRILL JAN LEE X is ' 5 gm. .f ffr M I : if , Aki ? 15a,I,L Z gn V? 6 tk A WW M Most Attractive MARC ELEE BARBER DICKIE I-IATCHER 'fuk' 5 'H ' BestAH-Around HQWARD JOHNSON BRENDA SUE STEPI-IENSON ,... 4 ,f , '-' Z: , . 3' ,:. wan' , V , M, f af ' . , V , X f' 1 f Y V' L' ,K 1 Q6 L Wx f.. ,' ' ,W , N. :Jus V yx XA 4,1 . wg 'QTE9' . Wt' f' 4 N N 5 2 1 N 4 f I , .N I , ,J 1 I 95, ,J Lt! + ' w fa W 'rr N V f f- fm 5 Most Qniellectual EDITH LANGDON GENE CARROLL wi 1 S !,A xx NX M,,.f ' QVQV' 'QY '-K ., wrm, 'xxx xx' fu' X , - -4 f. K? ff' K F ::'Ny,,,.---M--v-f , if ,fmw ,,x. t ., X my , X 3 .' Q -Q X , X ' f 1 AHII- if x L i K ' W 7- it 1' Q Xxx, X f 3,4 A , '-fa .f. ? gi' -H' 'Z Elmffagf fb jx! A , ,4 ,,.,,,.,,'. W I fx 35' A 1 , v, QW! N Most fiQely foSucceec1 BETTY GAYE JOHNSON DAN HOLLAND G55 -1 Cufesf JANICE BARBOUR RAY BEASLEY 5554341 Hriencfliesi FRANCES EARLES RUSSELL WOOD , 1, Q- Q' gray' ' 4 Most Courteous SALLY KAYE LANGDON LARRY JOHNSON X 11 in 9 sf r Most Popular JUDY MATTHEWS JOHNNY SMITH Z X 'Tiff f 15 4,1 . r -' .. 2 -' 35 '74 52 if : 'f2 ,'5Z? a 10, . 'wg' 0 ff! WMW4, 'f 'wg ' y ,E i Iv 'Il' 'Q X Y A Q 'Hs-.ws 'wsfmf H 6 gig, B :Q-'U f Q .I .ln V 6 ,' 1 ,,, 2 Y HV Neatesf BETTY JEAN COATS JACK AUSTIN T32 A ' , 4 X of ii gf NPy J 1 al f J O .,. Most Original LINDA SUE JOHNSON MICHAEL TRADER 'R Ufiiiiesf GEORGIE BYRD KEITH SORRELL E h N Qu' . 5 I X Wk ZVlosiAtH1etic IO ANN HONEYCUTT BOBBY PIERCE Class History Our Senior Class of 1964 began its twelve years of scholastic training in September, 1951. Those eight years in grammar school passed by slowly but with many achievements, defeats, failures and much excitement we reached high school. High school was new to us because we weren't used to the idea of changing classes and the many new teachers. Our freshman year brought much excitement. Those with athletic abilities selected to be on the J. V. basketball team were Judy Clifton, Betty Jean Coats, Betty Johnson, Janet Johnson, Edith Langdon, Malinda McGee, Betty Moore, Kathy Pleasant, Brenda Stephenson, and Velator Revels. Jo Ann Honeycutt and Nancy Johnson were chosen for the girls' varsity team. The J. V. boys were Jack Austin, Tim Bunn, Dickie Hatcher, Tommy Ives, Howard Johnson, Keith Johnson, James Parrish, Bobby Pierce, Tommy Pope, Johnny Smith, Keith Sorrell, Michael Trader, and Russell Wood. That year Judy Matthews became a cheerleader. The class officers were President, Johnny Smith, Vice-President, Edith Langdon, Secretary, Judy Matthews, and Treasurer, Tommy Pope. Being famaliar with high school, we began our Sophomore year. Our Beta Club members were Jo Ann Honeycutt, Edith Langdon, and Dorothy Honeycutt. The cheerleaders that were chosen that year were Betty Jean Coats and Kathy Pleasant. The class officers were President, Dickie Hatcher, Vice-President, Howard Johnson, Secretary, Ann Blalock, and Treasurer, Edith Langdon. Those in our class that received their first letters for outstanding athletic ability from the Monogram Club were Jack Austin, Bobby Pierce, and Russell Wood.The girls were Jo Ann Honeycutt, Edith Langdon, Malinda McGee, Velator Revels, Judy Matthews, Kathy Pleasant, and Betty Jean Coats. Highlights making our Junior year so outstanding was the production of the Junior-Senior Prom, sponsored by Mrs. Louis D. Boyette and Mrs. Jean Stephenson. Our class officers that year were President, RussellWood, Vice-President, Johnny Smith, Secretary, Betty Moore, and Treasurer, Marcelee Barber. Malinda McGee was added to the cheering squad that year. Howard Johnson was a page boy for the Senate in Raleigh. Those who received awards that year were Brenda Sue Stephenson, Home Economics Award and Edith Langdon, History Award. That year Howard Johnson and Johnny Smith were chosen to attend Boy's State. Our marshals were Chief, Edith Langdon, Jo Ann Honeycutt, Edna Brown, Betty Moore, and Brenda Stephenson. That year our class was honored with a free trip to the new State House, which was sponsored by the Benson American Legion. At last the time most dreamed of has arrived. We are Seniors. We are thrilled at becoming Seniors because we are to receive our class rings, take a trip to Washington, and receive diplomas at the end of school. Our officers are Howard Johnson, President, Vice-President, Bobby Pierce, Secretary, Betty Gaye Johnson, Treasurer, Kathy Pleasant. The mascots and superlatives have.been chosen. We are looking forward to our play which will be in the Spring and many other things. This is our history and we have truly enjoyed every minute of the twelve years spent at Cleveland School. Sally Langdon Johnny Smith Historians 38 East will and Desfamenf LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Sixty -Four, being of sound mind and spirit, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. ARTICLE I To our parents, we express our deepest gratitude for their patient prodding and loving kindness. ARTICLE II To our Senior sponsors, we are humbly indebted for their understanding and tolerance. ARTICLE III To our principal, we offer our thanks for being on our side throughout all our pranks and devilish deeds. ARTICLE IV To the faculty members, we leave memories, good and bad, of noise and fun. ARTICLE V To the Juniors we leave the Senior homerooms, wonderful sponsors, andall the troubles, trials and joys of being Seniors. ARTICLE VI To the Sophomores we leave all the burdens and privileges of being upperclassmen. ' ARTICLE VII To the Freshmen we leave the long ladder of learning, fun, heartaches, and headaches, hoping that you will enjoy it as fully as we have. - ARTICLE VIII JIMMY ADAMS, leave my English book to any of the lucky people who make it into the Outer Limits. JACK AUSTIN, leave my French book to E. O. Adams if he can translate it. I, MARCELEE BARBER, leave my frosting to Pasty Pollard, as if she needs it. I, JANICE BARBOUR, leave my witty ways to Kenneth Hargis. I, BRENDA BEASLEY, leave all my class rings from Fuquay and LaFayette High Schools to Phyllis Jones saying Get them all! I I, RAY BEASLEY, leave my ability to drop bookkeeping for two days to anyone who wants to miss a bookkeeping test. I, EDNA BROWN, leave everything I can't take with me to Barbara Hawkes. i STEVE BUFFKIN, leave my ability to get the car and stay out every night to L. R. Smith. GEORGIA RUTH BYRD, leave to Joan Smith my ability to go steady three years without getting a diamond before she graduates. GENE CARROLL, leave my ability to win Most Intellectual and still sleep through the day to Frankie Stephenson. JOE CI-IADWICK, leave my ability to hide behind the flagpole to George Hayes. I, JUDY CLIFTON, leave to Becky Byrd Smoky Places saying, Anybody got a light? I, MARY RUTH CLIFTON, leave my ability to be engaged and still graduate to Sandra Parrish. I, BETTY JEAN COATS, leave my honor as F. F. A. Sweetheart to Carolyn Stephenson. I, FRANCES EARLES, leave to Brenda Benson my ability to get to Coats and back without getting caught, plus getting the boy she 1, 1, I, 1, I, 1, wants. J I, WILLIAM H. HATCHER, leave nothing, saying, Rejoice, the Hatchers are gone ! I I, DAN HOLLAND, leave my ability to learn History to Teresa Stephenson, who can fulfill the responsibility. I, JO ANN HONEYCUTT, leave my ability to throw my weight around on the basketball court to Bernice Hardee. I, TOMMY IVES, leave my excess gas to Thomas Watkins, he uses more than I. I, BETTY GAYE JOHNSON am leaving happily for Hardbarger's in hopes to be with someone there. I, HOWARD JOHNSON, leave to Sid Sauls the hole in the wall in the cabin. I, KEITH JOHNSON, leave my '63 Chevrolet to Brinda Johnson saying, Don't drive and drink! I, LARRY JOHNSON, leave my blankety-blank broken typewriter to Helen Morris, saying, Fix it, if you can. I, LINDA JOHNSON, leave Daisy I-Ioneycutt my qeometry notes in hopes she can figure them out, I I, EDITH LANGDON, leave a bottle of nerve pills and headache tablets to Andy Partin, saying, The job's on you, old boy. I, SALLY LANGDON, leave my quiet ways to Gayle Byrd. I, MALINDA MCGEE, leave my ability to play basketball the first two years in high school and cheer the last two to anyone who I can make the grade. I, JUDY MATTHEWS, leave to J. C. Matthews all my conceit saying, The Matthews have it knocked. I, LINDA MESSER, leave my good times at the Free Show in Fuquay to Janice Thrower hoping she can take it. I I, BETTY MOORE, leave happily for a better life, eating doughnuts in Fuquay. I I, KATHY PLEASANT, leave Cleveland for U. N. C . fand Dannyj. I, BOBBY PIERCE, leave my ability to play center to Ronnie Stephenson, saying, Dunk it, fella. I, NANCY POOLE, leave my ability to get married and still finish school to Phyllis Higgins. I, VELATOR REVELS, leave to Gail Stephenson my ability to finish school and not get married. I, JOHNNY SMITH, leave my excellent French notes to Betty Dupree if she can find them. KEITH SORRELL, leave Cleveland Byrd my way of getting along with women. BRENDA STEPI-IENSON, leave to Gail Dupree everything except Don, I can't part with him. MICHAEL TRADER, leave my ability'to date Freshmen girls to Kent Trader. BETTY WALTON, leave my ability to cry right along with Mrs. Chadwick over touching things to Thelma Coats. I, RUSSELL WOOD, leave my ability to get by without very much effort to Annette Wall. In I, 1, I, Edna Brown Russell Wood Testators 39 Class Poem Time seems short when we are free, But soon we must from each one flee, Our tears and joys and laughters shared, We must take leave from those we have cared. Twelve long years we have toiled together, Our cares and wants have slowly withered, Sad farewells we shall to each pay, And dream and pray of a life -long day. Our debt to education must be fulfilled, We owe so much to those who live, Our parents, and friends, and teachers all, A debt we owe to those who might call. From this wheel we will turn away, And divide the long clasped hands that lay, There is a God we must believe, And put all our trust for him to receive. Guided by he -followed by thee, We are the makers of our own life's key, Yesterdays are gone, today is here, and tomorrows are near, We must win out for all we hold dear. Linda Johnson Class Molto Class Colors SUCCESS IS THE PATHWAY TO A BRIGHTER FUTURE. GOLD AND BLACK Class Flower BRONZE Cl-IRYSANTHEMUM A M 71 4 If 'y ,f I rg? C f f I fl 1 n.y,,4lr9Q,4!l,l tv? ,..!p, f5V 'ffl f ,Q ' ,fl Z 1249 unior Class Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: BERNICE I-IARDEE Vice -President E. O. ADAMS President KEITH LANGDON Treasurer DAISY I-IONEYC UTT S ecretary BETTY DUPREE GAIL DUPREE BERNICE HARDEE KENNETH I-IARGIS BARBARA HAWKES GEORGE HAYES PI-IYLLIS HIGGINS CAROL HOLDER DAISY I-IONEYCUTT BRINDA JOHNSON DONALD JOHNSON JAOKY JONES PASTY POLLARD DEWEY RAYNOR SIDNEY SAULS L. R. SMITH JOAN SMITH CAROLYN STEPHENSON GAIL STEPHENSON RONNIE STEPHENSON TERESA STEPHENSON JANICE THROWER KENT TRADER ANNETTE WALL THOMAS WATKINS uniors PHYLLIS JONES KEITH LANGDON J. C. MATTHEWS LARRY MCLAMB HELEN MORRIS JAMES PARRISH SANDRA PARRISH ANDY PARTIN ,fa-at 4'-G' , ',5,,A' A 4 Sopgomore Class Qfficers LEFT TO RIGHT: KEN STEPI-LENSON Vice -President MARY ANN STEPHENSON Secretary FRANK AUSTIN President RICKY YOUNG Treasurer Sopgomores FRANK AUSTIN FRANCES BAKER BETTY LOU BYRD KENNETH BYRD NETA BYRD WILLA MAE BYRD FAYE CARROLL RHONDA CASEY CHARLES ADAMS TIMOTHY ADAMS RI-IONDA ALLEN ix '-T7 -. fe' ,gr . ,-R f' A.: DJ Nb-N Q' 'VW .X - X ff . .. K 1'7 15.- 'Pr v .. Ts W ,, X wx x v Q.. 45 'x 4,-GT if IC r BRADFORD CLIFTON JEANETTE COATS WAYNE COATS BOBBY CREECH LOTTIE DRY KATI-IERN ETHERIDGE ELAINE I-IONEYCUTT LINDA JOHNSON ANDREW JOHNSON JOI-INIE KING JERRY LANGDON JULIA LANGDON ' . 4' ,, 1 5 S , 1 N -.. x, .Xu ' x nf' 'X ' f xxx' Q , LINDA LANGLEY EMILY LASSITER LARRY MCELVEEN 1 Sopgomores BARBARA MCGEE GARY MCGEE KAY MCGEE BRENDA PARRISH THURMAN PILKINGTON KATRINA RAFTERY ROSE ROBERTS EARLON ROGERS RANDY SAULS EARL SMITH BRUCE STEPI-IENSON CECELIA STEPHENSON KEN STEPHENSON MARY ANN STEPHENSON TERESA STEPHENSON JUDY THROWER JERRY WEST ANN WHITLEY RICKY YOUNG N, , A. X ' I 1 fin 46 ,xx .W I X 'A , - 4, 6 fr-W Y, X x I I , .L , N, Lx I , Hrcsgman Cfass Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: SONNY JOHNSON President IO ANN MCCABE Secretary ABIGAIL COOK T re a surer DENNIS STEPHENSON Vice -President 17 I C 5 H m e n BONNIE ADAMS BONNIE ADAMS BETTY BARBOUR Tv?- RAY BLALOCK BETTY BRIDGES OTIS BYRD LANNY CLIFTON BRENDA COATS BRINDA COATS ABIGAIL COOK JOHNNY CUMMINGS LUCILLE DRY BRENDA DUPREE EARL EAKES RICKY ENNIS 5 L DONALD BARBOUR JN'-Y EUGENE BARBOUR JANET BARBOUR PI-IILLIP BARBOUR MIKE BAREF OOT C Y uf' -W' 48 E- NELL FRANK MICHAEL GARDNER DONALD I-IARGIS 3 I e S H m e n DIANE HICKS RONNIE HONEYCUTT DONALD JOHNSON JANET JOHNSON LARRY JOHNSON LOU ANN JOHNSON 49 sv- ni MELVIN JOHNSON RONNIE JOHNSON SANDRA JOHNSON SONNY JOHNSON DANNY JONES OAIL JONES RONNIE JONES OAIL KING SAMMY KING NANCY LANGDON RAYVON LANGDON TOMMIE LOVE I 3 I 0 5 H m e n SAMMY MATTHEWS TAM MATTHEWS JO ANN MCCABE 'Pf' DIANE MCGEE ALLEN RAFTERY DENNIS STEPI-IENSON GERALD STEPHENSON LOIS MCGEE IRENE MORRIS PATRICIA MOSS TEDDY POLLARD DANNY PRINCE 41 W:-'fx ROGER STEPI-IENSON BARBARA SURLES BECKY TRADER MARGARET WALKER JANET WEST ROBERT WEST PHILLIP wooD JOE YOUNG 50 5 3,A ff'QM?x,N ,, iff ' I MXL-fE ' ' i i 1 X 6 1 E f ' i 114 V1 'x N ., il.. x 5' fiflufyfg ,Q um- I 'hu 4 4--f-1 ,L ,fn,j-n., , .75 X ff- 'N xxx x MW 'ft -' xxx W' if 54 f 'G-f ,3,W.'1 A. IT 1 Mrs. Mitchells and Mrs, Coats' Sighth Y . s e A g - L s Sr' s Gr. -..- L, 1- 4,..f .5 4, '47 W ff-' fs 2 ? x mlm' an 1 'Q' ,A Q 1- Q. kg .gg jf ,, ya , V 1 ,f V ' , 3.9 ,' iff.. . rf' X 1' A lvaf' ,, V .... . .ZW X f 47 ff, 5 . C.. f 5 , Q.. v- W f G ov- hy, A V r-W 1 2 I, t A '15 . . ' . M E .5552 rf L ' , at :. 'f'f'fzf-U 4 5 '55, -... ff Q ,,f X , , , 7441 Kffikz-Tay' , 1,1 f 3, , ur, .1 , mt,-H - In i R ,N L if-.. in my 6 - -K -rr ,1 ..., , fi U fd -i , - . f - an' dfi?-j2lf.'q, L s us, in N., fa y, my 9 '1- J ,. . , f ,. v-1' X r 1 '-fi? xc L e wYpm W ,. f A-dir. , 354. Qrades Don Adams Kenneth Allen Bicket Anderson Wilma Arwood Betty Baker Debbie Barbour Patricia Barbour Robert Barbour Bobby Beasley Donnie Gayle Beasley Lavon Benson Margaret Blackmon Rullell Blalock Deborah Buffkin Alma Lou Byrd joy Lane Byrd Vicki Byrd Weldon Byrd George Carroll, jr. Ronnie Clifton Ann Coats Carolyn Coats Johnnie Coats Phyllis Coats Shirley Coats Joy Eakes Sharon Ennis Sue Hayes Rebecca Holland Liggie Honeycutt Tommy I-Ioneycutt Carol johnson Curtis Johnson jerry W. johnson Marshall johnson Rodney johnson Sandra johnson Tony jones Craig King Steve Langdon David Lee, jr. Bonnie Matthews Donald Matthews Paul Matthews ' Kathy McGee Carolyn Parrish Janice Parrish joy Parrish Marie Parrish Wayne Pope William Prince Edward Raynor Nancy Raynor David Smith Sue Smith Gary Rogers Dale Stephenson Davey Stephenson jimmy Stephenson Rhonda Stephenson Ronnie Watkins Mrs, Adams' and Mrs, Crccchls Seventh Qradcs Ann Adams james Adams Edith Austin Billy Wayne Barbour Bonnie Barbour Brenda Beasley Carolyn Beasley jimmy Benson Richard Bridges Newell Brooks Bonnie Byrd Becky Clifton Gary Coats joy Coats Mike Coats Billy Cummings Sherry Dupree Chester Ennis jean Ennis Pam Ennis Susan Ennis Steve Gordon Dawn Grimes Lou Grimes Douglas Hall Sherry I-Iardee Beverly Johnson jerry johnson Craig jones Mitchell Langdon Tyra Langdon Diane Liles Mary Alice Matthews Kenneth McGee Ray McGee Barbara Pilkington Cathy Pope jo Ellen Pope Troy Pope Linda Prince George Raynor Donna Roberts jimmy Ryals Diane Stancil Elaine Stephenson Judy Stephenson Randy Stephenson Ray Stephenson Reid Stephenson Roscoe Stephenson Lyle Trader Charlene Watson I. M. West Frances Wilkins Betty Williams .N 1 -.... '-KJ Q. ' Q . 1 8 if fy ,Q x Q L .i-J.:-'fi-Nl'-9 7 'Q . .1 .- ..f Nl 6, f v '. '1 I ,- gsyy ' ' .J QEZQQD 'Ji y Kia, -Q. , . , -2395431 r 'Iliff in 'wil GL ' 'fri' fe - 1 ' E X ,I A ,Q il l...3l,:il 4 1' L -1- lF-,s. - Wu f-. W0 false? Kvgfclwl n Z M B 0 53 ATI? C, -sm w 1 , fs YN 1, ,Q , IL 4, 't ' 422555252 CE ' , f-xt,-Q21-fy .l 5 in Mrs Matthews' and Mrs, lUall's Sixth grades -...Q sw ,4 v 4. ,,, 1- V L x ,S lin 4. N- .- , x 4 .,- , , , , . Q V ' ,, ' 5. ' H , '-1 ' , W ,:,. ,, -1 ' f fr if ' we ffxvisbeii ' ' ' ' Q. . x qv X , . of v 1 fi -ww, jf i ,if-A , fa X S f! ff A 4' E? m fi f :K if A M Y'e 54 Rebecca Adams Earl Anderson Judson Arwood Bonnie Barbour jerry Barbour Wayne Barefoot Kenneth Beasley Darline Byrd jerry Carroll Joey Carroll Danny Clifton Timmy Clifton Cathy Cotton Martha Deans Dicky Dupree Phillip Dupree Becky Godwin Susan Grimes Amanda Gulley Ronald Hall Betty Lou l-largis Melody Hargis Debbie johnson Rhonda johnson Ricky Johnson Roger johnson Steve johnson Denis Jones Deborah King Ronnie Langdon Gwana Lassiter Donnie Liles Judy McGee Terry Moss Keith Noles Gary Parsons Ray Revels Frances Roberts Jayne Roberts Mike Roberts Debbie Stephenson Donald Stephenson Sharon Stephenson Donald Tew Woody Thigpen Charlona Walton Danny Walton Janice Whitley Kathy Wood I Mrs, Bar5er's and Mrs. Beth Adams Charlie Anderson Margaret Anderson Judy Barbour Judy Mae Barbour Mitchell Barbour Kenneth Barnes Ricky Blalock Pamela Branch Daniel Byrd johnny Byrd Ricky Byrd Steven Carroll Teresa Clifton Larry Coats Stanley Coats Tony Coats Patricia Cox Kelly Cummings Craig Ennis John Etheridge Wanda Etheridge Bud Grimes Steven Grimes Donald Hall jerry Hall Danny Hamilton Gene Hamilton Sylvia Hamilton Glenda Hargis Ann Hedgepeth Carolyn Honeycutt jimmy Honeycutt Debra johnson Edith johnson Robert johnson Dianna King Ann Langdon Douglas Langdon Keith Langdon Patricia Langdon Phillip Langdon Gene Love Nancy Matthews Dawn Norris Andy Parrish jenneal Parrish jerry Parrish Kenneth Parrish jimmy Penny Kenneth Pilkington Larry Pleasant Phillip Pleasant Donald Poole Phillip Pope Randy Pope Pamela Poston Cathy Rogers Gary Sauls Dennis Smith Kim Smith Louise Smith Myron Smith Sherry Stephenson Teresa Tew Sue 'Thigpen Brenda Watson Glenda Watson Billy Young Patricia Young elson's gifih Qrades M. wc X F , J lin .. sal: V : 4 Q, ai.. s,' ,Q 'A Q . x P ,: -, , , W' L, v -'- v. 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'P' I ,I Nathan Adams Susie Adams Jeanette Barbour Ricky Barbour Hilda Beasley I. W. Beasley Randy Benson Tommy Benton Rhonda Blalock Ricky Blalock Becky Braswell Donna Carroll J. H. Carroll Steve Carroll Jerry Clifton Ann Coats Paulette Coats Bennette Cotten Kay Creech Janet Dupree Mark Eakes Marilyn Ennis Carolyn Eubanks Randy Hall Donnie Handy Linda Handy Janice Hayes Kenneth Higgins Debbie Holland Susan Hudson Shirley Jernigan Charlotte Johnson David Johnson Teresa Johnson Marcus Jones Jo Ann Langdon Neal Langdon Ginger Liles Trudy McGee Cynthia Moss Gail Moss Brenda Parrish Celeste Parrish Brenda Pollard Jenette Poston Christine Raynor Jeanette Roberts Roger Stanley Danny Stephenson Johnny Stephenson Stephanye Stephenson Danny Tew Carolyn Walker Barbara Jene Young Donald Young Jimmy You Mrs, Pierce's and Mrs. O' eill's Dfiitci Qracies Robin Adams Patsy Anderson Joe David Austin Steve Austin Becky Barbour Billy Barefoot Mary Beasley Susan Beasley Sherry Benson Bobbie Jean Blalock Michael Blalock Danny Coates Debra Coats Steve Coats Ricky Cummings Melinda Davis Connie Denning Ricky Denning Valarie Ennis Randy Etheridge Sue Godwin Ann Gordon Pamela Gregory Terry Grimes Frances Gulley Danny Hamilton 'Tony Hamilton Sharlon l-largis janet johnson jimmy johnson Mike johnson Peggy Johnson Shannon johnson Terry johnson Dale Langdon Debra Langdon Kent Langdon Timmy Langdon Donald Lee Robbie Matthews janet McGee JoAnn McGee David Moss Ginger Parrish johnny Pilkington Kent Pleasant Ruby Roberts Keith Smith Pamela Stephenson S and ra S te phe nson .V 1' LY K H. :- fl 1 U 1 I +41 l Q lf 5 ' A K'-: me . ' ,ff I f -i U 1 if 1 ' Alf in 5. ' --,fl fn If! ' T f rf, . 'l, . '.,A ft :W 14,1 DG , 53:61 ' gk. fv v P -,L t, 2 f .. i ur- , ,h 'li r., l ft fs AT ' A., ,f 2 , gf. K! I .. ,, :J Q: x , f lifw ' fw 0 . . b , N ,L V' ww ul ,vii ' . mrm1Hwswr,h 4 J 7 1 UVM i'i, 1'l'43'Y Jig 1' ' ' ' ' is H'g5 1E..g lr 1 . 1. , H fj E r Q Victor Stephenson -'YY Wayne Stephenson Becky Wiggins ui' ,yi ,f wg: -fr T 42 E , Q Q T , 1, 5 + 6. 5' . S-Q' f ga I .. W rm za- 4-J ,J . . 1' 'ZZ , .... 'fw- .- i 'i'V' KN .HRK x 0 . if 'is BQ, N W is T 1 . ' . -L rs. mr our 5 an - 15590 nson s Secon Qrades l l ' F li ' ri M ' H ' J -6- 5 ' Etheleen Beasley ., 'U 9 A W Renee Britt 'C 3 qi- Gary Byrd A -- D , jerry Byrd ' Vickie Canady 'A 1 cathy Ann canon I ' ' , I , Cathy Lou Carroll Nl-I 0 ,. Ricky Carroll ' ,C -' If - Taylor Clifton -l. 5' f. f -2, jerise Coats w - 5-iz i j fat Je 'V , I Bonnie Cook ,X ' I X X r 1 lx? . S f' 1 I Jimmy Cox , - . rf . Q V, is 1 1 . .. r L I l l T , in l. .fa I E julia Ann Cummings 4- if ' ' ii Tanya Dupree :Q - Q. H- v Randy Godwin Q A Q, -X Beverly Grimes fl -XX Vicky Hamilton R Glenn Honeycutt A -Qi ' - Q , Wanda Johnson ' ' Y is - v Danny jones , , ' x. A Mack Langdon V A S' f j, ,,,' 1 'bf B '- ,iff -tj Owen Langdon ,h , N, , z,,,, . 'Tk ,f I Benton Lassiter j V Q- , 'L Kathrine Lewis F ,, H3 .., x ,J i iw ff . xl ' 1 A ' K 2.-1 Q9 .1 f TSR 5, rl 'Q 2 'X .- K it Y ,sg .E Y. J A z,1,.'-12.5-fif my 4 T :, , nz. N. gk y 4 Q' xml Q., f rv X. MM l' L Nl' I .fl L ,rfsp 1 I ' ' 1-. 4 ,J 44 L... 4 -ef 52? '- 6 ' , in ' I4 4- ,f 'ty fl fi Wy, , e- I - 12 f- 1 1, f . X .1 1: V. f uf ' 3:55-. . f x - '-:::-' '::-- --rc s .wi L 1 J C.. 5. 4. S s., 'ix 1- - i T' X 58 -mf Ricky Lilles Shirley Matthews Ray McGee Veronica McGee Gerald Moss Theresa Parrish Carolyn Penny Diane Sauls Bobby Stancil Butch Stancil William Stanly David Ten Terry Wallace Randy Walton Ragaliene Williams Miss Brogderfs and Mrs. Qofinsonls Hirst grades Jeanne Barber Steve Barefoot Andrew Blalock Paula Bledsoe Eddy Buffkin Durran Byrd Ray Byrd Scottie Canady Terry Carroll Randy Clifton Tony Clifton Donald Corten Terry Creech Jan Ennis Patricia Gregory Denise Grimes Rush Grimes James Gulley Cindy Hall Wanda Hamilton Bonnie Hargis Sandra Holland Kan Johnson Kyle Johnson Patricia Johnson Robin Johnson Ronnie Johnson Tim Johnson Wayne King Randy Langdon Michael Langley Don Lee Ken McGee Jenny Parrish Annette Parsons Johnny Penny Jeanne Pleasants Tony Poole Roy Max Raynor Phillip Roberson Chris Roberts James Smith Robin Smith Billy Stanicl Jeffery Stephenson Sherry Stephenson Steve Stephenson Virginia Stephenson Randy Thrower Deborah Walters Kent Walton Wanda Watkins Joy Watson Michael Wiggins Jasper Wood ' 1 1 A .Y-tatlsig 1, .3-f.-xg L, , ga. i 4 .Y an ,,, ,T X Z f. Wtlnfl' V! x ix if , M f f ff. M Y. rf , W ' ,. E, . for , Q f if A 'f midi Q, af- ,. if Q.. f f M f 1 4 Q fly! XM W Mi X .Vi . f 9 iw 9 3S .!fV,f. K 152 'R aff X ,f 1 , ff :IW ' 2 ' 1fv'M,fQWffz5 K ,Arv- .. . iv f ,WR 4' fn ,E I Fix L. M X X f , i X, Q, if 'if A 1 , , s R, 1 K' 5 E! s M ff we . . 'Ov yt W 4 , W -Qs' 1 'Q nr , Ol I, 'fl lv f 'fm' ' Wffffw ,M , Q X. , . . , ., I' li ,N ,J ,gr A W W, , .,. T4 .Q sr. 1 -I , ,f f 'N .,., W, e - A. If ff A 9 f' -it 1 -tif. -',4f'9aQ 5: 1 C t ' -N, 59 flnfippreciaiion We wish to express our deepest and sincerest thanks to the parents of the Senior Class. Our parents have made possible these twelve years of growing anticipation, excitement, and foremost in our minds, our education. Your devoted love and guidance has made all these things possible. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs . Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall A. Adams and Mrs. I. Hiram Austin and Mrs. A. T. Barber and Mrs Raymond Barbour and Mrs D. A. Beasley and Mrs Johnnie Beasley and Mrs C. O. Brown and Mrs Henry R. Buffkin and Mrs P. A. Byrd and Mrs Worth M. Carroll and Mrs. D. G. Chadwick Floy Clifton and Mrs. Jessie D. Clifton and Mrs. Wilbert Coats and Mrs Lawson E. Earles and Mrs L. P. Hatcher and Mrs T. R. I-Ioneycutt and Mrs T. W. Ives and Mrs Archie Johnson and Mrs Casey P. johnson Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs . Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs C . E. johnson Forest Johnson Walter Dock Johnson Frank Langdon M. Vernon Langdon Donald Matthews Wilson McGee , Worth Messer J. D. Nesselrodt G. W. Pierce V. L. Pleasant Leroy Prince Melvin Revels J. L. Smith K. L. Sorrell Louise Stanley and Mrs. Leon R. Stephenson and Mrs. C. P. Trader and Mrs. Maylon Walton and Mrs. james V. Young The hub of the wheel is a symbol of the schoo1's H U extracurricular activities. These activities, symbolized by the hub, hold our wheel of education firm. 61 fx fn Annual Staff I i - '.- F H-Q . are Q 4 7 N 3 TM J ,JA ,V 1 ' J' mf rf, H XY , 'J .tqri A , - jf j f L3 ri-'xy .1 j A - . H Z? --,- --i'SI4?'f'f X 3' 4 F m' ' 5 ' - I Lili' Of az, Q' A A EDITH LANG DON Editor LINDA JOHNSON Associate Editor rsd -0 L31 JO ANN HONEYCUTT Business Manager BRENDA STEPI-IENSON MALINDA MCGEE HOWARD JOHNSON Circulation Manager Photography Editor Advertising Manager LEFT TO RIGHT: Edith Langdon, Linda Johnson, Jo Ann Honeycutt, Isabell Sherdon, Sponsorg Brenda Stephenson, Howard Johnson, Malinda McGee. 'hw T' ff IGN fy EDITH LANG DON President EDNA BROWN Vice -President Members of the Beta Club are selected on the basis of achievement, character, and leadership. As a member of the Beta Club and as a citizen of their com- munity, state, and nation, they believe in and strive to promote the principles of honesty, justice, service, Beta Club IO ANN HONEYCUTT Secretary co-operation, responsibility, industriousness, humanity, BP?E:I3iri3wEPHENSON and charity . LEFT TO RIGHT: Helen Morris, Jo Ann Honeycutt, Edith Langdon, Brenda Stephenson, Phyllis Jones. SECOND ROW: Annette Wall, joan Smith, Bernice Hardee, E. O. Adams, Louise D. Boyette, Sponsor, Daisy Honeycutt, Barbara Hawkes, Betty Dupree. 'H ...J ' W'-A .sf df Marsnals LEFT TO RIGHT: Edith Langdon Chief Brenda Stephenson Edna Brown Betty Moore jo Ann I-Ioneycutt , r' S1 1 f Sf.. LL? . Sri ' if 521 W' -,, .-,...- 1 1 e V Bus Drivers 6 0 3 -nl LEFT TO RIGHT: Keith Sorrell, Bobby Pierce, johnny LEFT TO RIGHT: E. O. Adams, Tommy Ives, jo Ann Smith, Gene Carroll, Russell Wood, Mary Ruth Clifton. HOHQYCUVC, Sidney Sauls, Malinda McGee, Ray Beasley, james Parrish. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Russell Wood, johnny ROW: E. O. Adams, Bobby Pierce, Tommy Ives, jo Ann Smith, Malinda McGee, Mary Ruth Clifton. SECOND I-loneycutt, Keith Sorrell, Sidney Sauls. ROW: james Parrish, Gene Carroll, Ray Beasley. THIRD 65 gufute Homemahers offlmerica LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Katrina Raftery, Teresa Stephenson, Ann Stephenson, Joan Smith, Bernice Hardee, Jo Ann McCabe, Gail Stephenson, Lottie Dry, Mattie Lou Penny, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Abigail Cook, Gail King Patsy Pollard, Janice Thrower, Betty Lou Byrd, Kay McGee, Judy Thrower, Jeanette Coats, Diane Hicks, Irene Morris, Lou Ann Johnson. THIRD ROW: Tam Matthews, Becky Trader, Gail Dupree, Lucille Dry, Brinda Coats, Gayle Byrd, Betty Dupree, Brenda Dupree, Daisy Honeycutt. FOURTH ROW: Katherine Etheridge, Julia Langdon, Betty Barbour, Linda Johnson, Faye Carroll, Teresa Stephenson, Rose Roberts, Betty Bridges, Nell Franke. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: NETA BYRD, Reporter, HELEN MORRIS, Vice-President, JO ANN I-IONEYCUTT, President, MATTIE LOU PENNY, Sponsor, MALINDA MCGEE, Secretary. SECOND ROW: CECELIA STEPHENSON, Song Leader, BARBARA HAWKES, Historian, ANNETTE WALL, Treasurer. The motto of the FHA is Toward New Horizons. The eight purposes of the organization work toward ful- filling this motto by developing competent homemakers out of the nation's young girls. its-:rift ARE vr Andy Partin, FHA Brother 1'-' 'WJ ,,...-A NS 66 I l l .l I I I I i I I J 6 I 1 2 If f , A- L - I , f, 40 - 1 V ' Q, b ' 2 .st U vf sf ' X ' E 5 ,Q I gl is r ,. ,,. Q 1 ,sm I. N 3 3 V --we I- 5 J , 9. I Aw 14:2 A' E Q 3 , V .4 V - 'I' 555 I ' ' I: I , .W-Q,-',,1..'. 'I-' ' 'W' , ' tii:i5l.1, I I i E11 lZ'1Q-1110--fffll i Y l. if ,l ,L i 3 i l I 1 l guiure garmers of America ,Q , ' f :2an2Z'2Wf,1z2:e:Wsg f .. .-,W lf' , .ff . 'bf LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: johnie King, Tim Adams, Teddy Pollard, Danny Prince, Ronnie Johnson, Michael Gardner, Tommy Love, Ronnie Honeycutt, Larry johnson, Ray Blalock, jerry West, Frank Austin, Kenneth Byrd, Ken Stephenson, William I. Brown, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Andrew johnson, johnny Cummings, Joe Young, Ronnie jones, Danny Jones, Phil Barbour, Sammy Matthews, Bruce Stephenson, Gary McGee, Earlon Rogers. THIRD ROW: Gerald Stephenson, Sammy King, Phil King, Sonny Johnson, Roger Stephenson, Ricky Ennis, Earl Eakes, Larry McElveen, Wayne Coats, Bobby Creech. FOURTH ROW: Keith johnson, Thurman Pilkington, Bobby West, Joe Barefoot, Dennis Stephenson, Melvin johnson, Allen Raftery, Ronnie Pollard, Randy Sauls, Earl Smith, Ricky Young. FIFTH ROW: Lanny Clifton, Donald Barbour, Larry McLamb, George Hayes, Keith Braswell, Kenneth Hargis, Berry Byrd, L. R. Smith, Bradford Clifton, james Parrish, jerry Langdon, Charles Adams. The primary aims of the Cleveland Chapter of Future Farmers is the development of agriculture, leadership, co-operation, and citizenship. Our motto is: Learning to do, Doing to learn, Earning to live, Living to serve. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: WILLIAM J. BROWN, Sponsor, SIDNEY SAULS, President, JOHNNY SMITH, Vice-President. SECOND ROW: THOMAS WATKLNS Treasurer, KEITH SORRELL, Sentinel, RONNIE STEPHENSON, Secretary, KEITH LANGDON, Reporter. 7 Betty jean Coats, FFA Sweetheart K: P ' 3 2 W -W V ., J A -.,,,,, ...s 67 High School fifirarians V?'rf 'sf 'DUN XJ if LEFT TO RIGHT: Gail Dupree, joan Smith, Gail Stephenson, Helen Morris. SECOND ROW: Teresa Stephenson, Brenda Benson, Annette Wall, Gayle Byrd, Daisy I-Ioneycutt, Bernice I-Irdee. Slemenfary fihrarian The high school and elementary librarians perform a service that is essential to the progress of the school. They are always ready to aid students in obtaining in- formation. MRS. Lou JOHNSON 68 5 r I Special Recognition To Mr. Bruce A. Coats, we wishto express our appreciation for the years of service that he has given our school. Since he has become head coach, he has led his boys to two baseball championships, one basketball cham- pionship Q62-63l, and three basketball conference championships. His girl's basketball teams have also won three conference championships. Four years ago, he instituted our first guidance counseling system which has enabled the students to plan for a better future. For these reasons and many more, we offer our thanks. Monogram Club i linux. an ,jgtg 1. ' I ' ' nmvzxszsssfswne W f r- . I misassfaswapza mmffagif ,1 5 ' BE?i2',Ei:g,,jEQ-,f:,Vp,,,. V. Y I QiE:fnf.a,ia,1 .M 4 I A zsivf 2 H I 1 . '. . , I , Cs as 2 ' ,, f: 4: is . I 2 . ,,,.,,. Qui ,im,,,.7 . : V I ,, ' ' -ugqfur:avQswe.1y'u-.t-1. Y 4. . ggmgewv-silky-+f-f.tww'Qw 1 I ni U 3 Q 'W' LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Howard Johnson, Edith Langdon, Ronnie Stephenson. SECOND ROW: Jack Austin, l joan Smith, Carolyn Stephenson, E. O. Adams. THIRD ROW: Sidney Sauls, Malinda McGee, Velator Revels, Dewey Raynor.FOURTH ROW: Donald Johnson, Bernice I-Iardee, Phyllis Jones, Kent Trader. FIFTH ROW: Bobby Pierce, Kathy Pleasant, Betty Moore, J. C. Matthews. 1 i The Monogram Club at Cleveland is com- posed of members eager to promote an interest in athletics, good sportsmanship, and team co- operation. These members include boys and girls in grades eleven and twelve who have earned a letter in athletics or cheerleading, and who have been accepted by a majority of the active members. LEFT TO RIGHT: BETTY JEAN COATS, Secretary -Treasurer, JO ANN HONEYCUTT, Vice-President, RUSSELL WOOD, President, JUDY MATTHEWS, Program Chairman. 70 Cheerleaders Kathy Pleasant 'C-'3 Betty jean Coats ,nxt P 'K aft ' 'CK - A in? 3 -. K rr' ' -, A X JUDY MATTHEWS Chief Mary Ann Stephenson Jo Ann McCabe Malinda McGee Lott1e Dry 71 'N Ta m Matthe ws Boys Bashefball 5eam I 4 A C14 Cla C14 C14 Cie Cie X LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Ronnie Stephenson, Sidney Sauls, Bobby Pierce, Donald Johnson, J. C. Matthews, E. O. Adarns. SECOND ROW: jerry West, Ricky Young, Andrew johnson, Sonny Johnson, Coach, Bruce Coats, Kenneth Byrd, Frank Austin, Johnnie King, Ken Stephenson. Conference and fm 1963-196 Bobby Pierce Ronnie Stephenson Sidney Sauls Center Guard Forward Y . 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Qirl's Basketfiall Zeam LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Rose Roberts, Katherine Etheridge, Jo Ann Honeycutt, Bernice Hardee, Cecelia Stephenson, Faye Carroll. SECOND ROW: Janice Thrower, Lucille Dry, Patsy Pollard, Becky Trader, Gail Jones, Irene Morris, Jeanette Coats, Abigail Cook. THIRD ROW: Janet West, Nell Franke, Waldon Turner, Gail Jones, Judy Thrower, Brenda Dupree. Jo Arm I-loneycutt Bernice I-Iardee Cecelia Stephenson Roving Forward Roving Guard Forward ,, Cleveland 21 Cleveland 55 Cleveland 26 Cleveland 27 Cleveland 27 Cleveland 22 Cleveland 7 Cleveland 26 Cleveland 35 Cleveland 43 Cleveland 29 Cleveland 39 Cleveland 38 Knightdale 18 Knightdale 27 Clement 21 Corinth I-Iolde Glendale 48 Kenly 35 Meadow 42 Micro 36 Pine Level 32 Princeton 26 I' Wilson's Mills 48 Clement 31 Corinth Holders 30 it It 'W Q -shui' M414 LEFT TO RIGHT: Co-captain, Bernice I-Irdeeg Coach, Waldon Turnerg Co -captain, jo Ann Honeycutt. 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Dependable Insurance Groceries -- Meats For farm 8 town 9 4- Coats, North Carolina 3 4545 Smithfield GRADY L. MATTHEWS INSURANCE AGENCY All Kinds of Insurance Auto -- Fire -- Life Hail -- Hospital House Phone 892-6437 Office Phone 892-5732 ats -- Angler, North Carolina B. Nl. ROBERTSON NIULE CO Live Stock 8. Farm Machinery I Clayton, N. C. VVAYNE STATION Mobile Milling Wayne Feeds NICLAIVIB FASHIONS 0 Doorway to Smart Styles Livestock Medicines Phone 894-474l Benson, N. on, N. C. Tel. 894-3626 Phone 894-4402 AB DALLA'S H. P. LEE'S PHILLIPS 66 STATION The Teen Age Center We Specialize in Benson' N' C' Washing - Polishing - Greasing Benson, N. C. CHARLI E'S Just South of City Limits! Q x 0 ' ' 0 0 ervlng r z u an S - -F0enCstard Um Funulvuna Hot Dogs, Hamburgers, Bar-B-Que Benson, North Carolina If I S. R. BYRD MASONRY coNrRAcroRs Angler, Rt. I, N. C. Home Phone Benson 894-4482 Office Phone J. IVI. STEPHENSON'S GARAGE General Auto and Farm Machinery Repair Rt. I, Willow Springs, N. C. Cary HO 7-9337 From 8 A. M. - 4:30 P. M. 894-3995 PARRISH'S GROCERY AND MARKET I.AUGHTER'S Gas -- Coal -- Ice Phone WE 4-2602 Smithfield, N. C. Front Encl and Brake Service Compliments of STEPHENSON'S BAR-B-Q We Cook with Wood Highway 50 Halfway Between Benson 8. Garner Phone Benson 894-4530 Phone MU 7-47II TWIN CITY RADIO AND APPLIANCE COIVIPANY We Sell -- We Service Fuquay Springs, N. C. COmPIImenI5 of Compliments of CLAYTON SUPPLY COMPANY GENERAL SERVICES AGENCY Woyne Feeds All Kinds of Insuronce -- ,X .., I rszfi' - ,., 12:1 , I ,A ,LL WARREN DRUG CO. Over o quorter of ci Century Benson, North Corolino Compliments ot HOLLAND TIRE AND RECAPPING SER. Glenn HoIIond Benson, North Corolino T. R. ASHWORTH, INC Gulf OiI Products Fuqucry Springs, North Ccirolin BANNER MOTOR CO., INC ChevroIet Dealer Soles ond Service Benson, North Corolino SEXTON NIOTOR SALES Ford Deoler Soles and Service Lillington, North Corolino , , GlLBERT'S RADIO gr TV SHOP Expert Repoir Service Phone ME 9-44I4 Angier, North Corolino PARR I SH TRADING POST Used Cors ond Trucks 5 miles North of Benson on 50 highway ACIVIE CLEANERS Coretoker of Clothes Rugs oncl Corpet Cleoning Phone 894-3333 Benson, North Corolino BENSON DRUG CO. Prescription Druggists Phone 894-46OI Benson, North Corolino TALTON REXALL DRUGS Prescriptions our Specialty L. W. Tolton 8. I. J. 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T I I MHO. ' 1 T k L I , ' 'A ,si , lx Q - I 4 nfs-rev. C , A . . K IE S f . ' 98 ELLI OT'S PHARMACY Since T914 Fuquoy Springs, N. C. Drug Service Phone MUrroy 7-2277 Compliments of JOHNSON'S DRUG STORE WAN. JOHNSON AUSTIN'S FEED STORE SEEDS-FEEDS-INSECTICIDES HARDWARE FARM IMPLEMENTS-COAL BOYS' 8 MEN'S WORK CLOTHES FOUR OAKS, NORTH CAROLINA AS HVVORTH'S INC. FUOUAY SPRINGS, N. C. CLOTHING FOR MEN 8 BOYS SHOES FOR THE FAMILY LADIES SPORTSWEAR Compliments of BANK OF FUQUAY Compliments of LUBY'S MOBIL SERVICE LUBY STARLING ovvNER t oPERAToR ROSE gl COIVIPANY Benson , North Corolino Fine Furniture Since T905 JOHNSON AND NORRIS Real Estate Private or Auction Coats , North Carol ina STARLINGS Smithfield 81 Selma, N. C. Shoes for the whole family Ladies, Younger Members 8. Mens Compliments of ELlVIO'S Men's and Boy's Clothiers Footwear For Everyone Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina O. S. TUCKER FURNITURE CO. DENNINO FURNITURE CO. JONES BROTHERS TALTON INC. JOHNSON COTTON CO. INC. HEILIGAMEYERS CO. E. A. JOHNSON, JEWLER Benson, North Carolina Diamonds - Watches - Jewelery Compliments of DENNING VVESTBROOK OIL CO. INC Phillips 66 Distributors Smithfield, North Carolina Phone WE 4-2266 SIVIITH'S LADIES SHOP Smithfield, North Carolina There is no substitute for Quality LLOYD'S DIXIE IRON WORKS DYUQ Sfofe Poll D. Lanes, Jr. PfeSCflP'ff0 S Phone EM 2-9219 Tele. 362-42OI Gomer, N. C. Gamer, North Carolina GEORGE E. COATES Generol Bulldozer Work McGee's Crossroods Phone WE 4-2974 TURNAGE 81 TALTON SUPERIVIARKET Smithfield, North Corolino Compliments of IVI. B. SMITH Grocery ond Ferilizers Rt. I Garner, North Corolino J. O. CLIFTON, SR. Building Controctor Phone 894-3780 Benson, North Corolino SHELLEY' S IVIEN' S S HOP Nome Brond Clothes Monhotton Shirts---Bostonion Shoes Angier, North Corolino HUGH AUSTIN'S For Good Clothes ond Shoes A Triol ls All We Ask Smithfield North Corolino E. A. johnson jewelers Benson, North Carolina Burger -King Benson , North C arolina Selma Radio 8 Music Co. Selma, North Carolina Williams Motor Co. Smithfield, North Carolina Wade jones Smithfield, North Carolina Parrish Motor Co. Benson, North Carolina City Cleaners Benson, North Carolina FCX Service Clayton, North Carolina Fred Byrd Coats, North Carolina Charlie's Grill Benson, North Carolina Coats Barber Shop Coats, North Carolina Sauls and Parsons Benson, North Carolina W. M. Coats Groc. S Grill Coats, North Carolina D. H. Surles Coats, North Carolina I. Fred I-lockaday Four Oaks, North Carolina A. A. Walton R. H. Walton Hallie Hicks The Food Center COMPLIMENTS OF Fuquay Springs, North Carolina C. P. Trader Benson, North Carolina Pittman's jewelers Clayton, North Carolina 102 Esquire Barbers Clayton, North Carolina Upchurch Florists Coats, North Carolina Burgess Machine Shop Smithfield, North Carolina Barbour's Grill Benson, North Carolina jones Barber Shop Clayton, North Carolina Lee's Four-Way Grocery Benson, North Carolina Clayton Auto Parts Clayton, North Carolina Bosse jewelers Raleigh, North Carolina Wilson McGee Angier, North Carolina Ideal Barber Shop Edmond's Department Store The Victor Penny's Rose's Store Smithfield, North Carolina Pope's Dime Store Smithfield, North Carolina Proctor Stephenson Smithfield, North Carolina jone 's Barber Shop Clayton, North Carolina The Men's Store Clayton Auto Parts Clayton, North Carolina Edmond's Dept. Store Benson, North Carolina Barbour 's Grill Hig hw ay 50 Hudson's Hardware Garner, North Carolina Ts' 13 If Ay ea . 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