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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1967 volume:

I 3 V1 E 5 5 3 l 's .-Il N if n -L 'is a 1 iii Q! 4 W 5 A 5 1 2 gf ,Q li :Ev ,rr xl gk ,X H A., ' 1 u E4 3' 1? 21 731 F1 4 'F Pl . r rw. - 5-fy 531'-rn ' 'ir rrvfrj 'vrjvffifir .Y 9 X5 H',-3'!T if up f,L.NlL I , sryfaarwzfsfazs, NCHYX f 7 4 4 L44-.,,,g, ,fgfmffgfu X 95 'N 5gffff,A., if I fx ev., x. . v ' F fb?- fl JUIFAHUUQW 4 K f A .. V-I , 17-rr Y. UW E fl3 .!LLLr , mm, Cleveland HigH SCHOQI i rv YY? ., I ' 3 1 r NFNEX QA fx!'fj'x'1 I f . , Q 3,,2 gif ' xv-vi, Dil, A 'IPX I- fl 'A X: Q' Q 'xkfj i, J' ' 'fr' -f Q Y fairy M 5 'V ,I :- 3 'xi-- 1967 Ram Administration goreworci 5ati1e iuxme ff. 6 it ,. e Mm f , ,...,. -ff, .., .. 'A 'f f WCM HMV . , , f' U M ,, A I u K ,ii, 'J ,Kap .' X4 1 . , z K - 1 Activities 1 di- f7 '5' fr'-' 4' eff A? w it QW . .... ..i, f nn E Acivertisem ents of Contents Q ,, Classes e 4,4 Z' . ' .iff v' , Sports As time This is a shot of Cleveland as it was several years ago. There had been no landscaping nor rebuilding. ln 1925, the people of Mt. Zion, Shiloh, and Palenta schools had a bond election to consolidate their small schools into a large school. After much dispute as to where the school would be built, twenty-four and one quarter acres were purchased at the school's present site. Construction was begun on June 5, 1926. The straight part facing the road, or what is now the front of the build- ing, was completed at a cost of approximately S58,000. An east wing was later added that cost approximately 318, OOO. The first principal, Mr. Teryall Q1926-19271, was aided by only four teachers. The second principal, Mr. George E. Smith 11927-19311, had only 3 teachers. Cleveland's other principals include: Mr. George Strickland 11931-19401, Mr. N. G. Woodlief 11940-195515 Mr. john W. Walker 11955-195815 and Mr. E. T. Bentonf1958- J. Cleveland is fortunate now to have 25 well-qualified teachers and 6 teachers' assistants. Cleveland had its beginning as an elementary school, after its completion in the fall of 1926. For the first three years, the seniors were sent to the Clayton Academy to graduate. They drove an old Ford furnished by the county. In 1931, Cleveland had eleven grades and was thus considered a high school. 4 5292 lm goes 59 , June 15, 1931, brought Cleveland's first graduating class of thirteen students - four girls and nine boys. This class was the smallest ever to graduate from Cleveland. In the fall of 1930, one year prior to the first graduating class, Cleveland began to progress. Pupils from Pleasant Grove, Elevation, Smithfield, Clayton, and Wilson Mills townships began to attend Cleveland School. In the past 27 years, many improvements have been made at Cleveland. In 1939, bathrooms were built for the boys and girls. A new agriculture building was built in 1953 and a gymnasium was added in 1954. Other improve- ments have been made recently, such as a new road, covered sidewalks, and improvements in the lunchroomg and in the science, math, home economics, history, and English departments. AP'l'AfParent-Teacher Association, was begun in 1955 and it has progressed in the 11 years since its organization. Cleveland's enrollment now is 617 students--428 in elementary school and 189 in high school. Forty-seven Sen- iors expect to graduate in 1967. -A ,A SL , sin .E ' - iw.,-I 'M I I- N ' X li ll 1 g ,MV , sv'-s N K W samskg ll, .,,, 'M ' 3, 'UI D 'T'-7 , ,UM ll ll a,.-,.1.W Nj! li in is ll , ' CLEVELAND SCI-IOOL, 1967. It has grown in its ability to educate children, as well as in beauty. 5 Cleveland may change . X 7 1 fy J You go to the classrooms to learn. But you learn be- tween the classes too. You learn to make friends, to get along with people, and how important treasured friend- ships are to your education. Sports play a very important part in school life. They teach us good sportsmanship. They give us many memories we can never forget and thoughts that will bring tears to our eyes. ' ' ,f esiliisfri A X 6 3 A N, l',,.,,Aa ,,,. I t ' 1 frgrif. 'Ax M, Fl The junior-Senior Prom is one of the highlights of high school. It is the time when the Seniors-to-be en- tertain the departing Seniors. There is no better time to make sure all those friends who are leaving know how much they mean to you. ' 'Q 'Q I 1 , VM., :-utr WN':u l 1f-Tm me T1 ' We xx K 12 'i.,.,,, X V V Friendly discussions and sometimes unfriendly, help us Listen to Reid. I-Ie knows what he's talking about. I to grow to know people. think. but our memories never will , lhi'g,'li'iW'ni hwy NIJ Learning to use the library. What comes after C? One can never forget the friends, laughter, work, and fun school days brought to them. 7 gn Appreciation The Senior Class of 1967 would like to thank a group of men and women who forgot their own wants and needs to make sure we got ours, who gave us that extra kick to keep us going all those times we were discouraged, and made us proud to be theirs. They have been forgotten and taken for granted many times in the past. But, though we haven't always shown it, we do love and appreciate all that they have done for us. How can we ever repay you for all your sacrifices? THE RAM is published with the deepest appreciation to these-our parents. Mr. 8 Mrs Mr. 8 Mrs Mr. G Mrs Mr. 8 Mrs Mr. 8 Mrs Mr. 8 Mrs Mr. S Mrs Mr. 8 Mrs Mr. 8 Mrs Mr. 8 Mrs Mr. S Mrs Mr. 8 Mrs Mr. S Mrs Mr. S Mrs Mr. G Mrs Mr. 8 Mrs Mr. 8 Mrs Mr. 8 Mrs Mr. S Mrs Mr. 8 Mrs Mr. G Mrs Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. S Mrs. Q Herman W. Adams David T. Allen james Alton Barbour A. W. Barbour C. C. Barefoot Marvin Blalock William L. Bridges Henry Clay Byrd Dwight E. Clifton James B. Coats, Sr. Wilbert Coats J. W. Dry, Sr. Lloyd Dupree Millard E. Eakes junius E. Ennis Herman Gardner Andrew L. Johnson Archie Johnson, Ir. james johnson I. C. Johnson N. L. johnson Rupert L. Johnson W. E. johnson Mrs. Retha jones Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Rev. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. M.r. Mr. Mr. Mr. 8 Mrs. SMrs 8 Mrs. 8 Mrs 8 Mrs 8 Mrs 8 Mrs G Mrs S Mrs S Mrs 8 Mrs Victor T. Jones Alton King Barney P. King Alton Langdon J. C. Love Wilbert McCabe R. Z. McGee Robert S. Matthews W. I. Matthews Wingate Morris Ralph M. Moss S Mrs. J. D. Nesselrodt Genevieve Pollard 8 Mrs S Mrs 8 Mrs SMrs. SMrs 8Mrs S Mrs. 0 James J. Price Leroy Prince Earl Rose Stanley C. P. Stephenson S. G. Stephenson C. P. Trader Robert S. Troxler Mrs. Lillian A. West Mr. Mr. G Mrs. Louis D. Wood 8 Mrs. james V. Young 5 , HWnp- The 1967 Ram is dedicated to one who is herself dedicated. Without her never failing example of truth, loyalty, honor, and determination, we could never have made it to this great step in our lives. She gave of herself for our education, even when we thought it impossible to educate us. She gave us the incentive to do a job well with her timely praise. As time goes by, the Seniors of 1967 will never forget MISS BETTY JOE I-IATCI-IER. We may grow far- ther apart, but our love and appreciation will grow stronger. To you, Miss l-Itcher, we give a very warm, Thank you, and hope that we may make you as proud of us as we are of you. Once again. thanks. and keep up the good work. You're a good kid! 9 We cannot think of them as dead who walk with us no more Along the path of life we treadg they have but gone before. The Father's house is mansioned fair beyond our vision dimg All souls are I-Iis, and here or there are living unto Him. And still their silent ministries within our hearts have place, As when on earth they walked with us and met us face to face. Ours are they by an ownership nor time nor death can freeg For God hath given to love to keep its own eternally. --Frederick L. I-Iosmer gn loving memory of . w+-?41Qi'1- 1 it 1 Q r,r' -5 , , - Francis Grimes I-Iardee johnny Marion Cummings 1949-1961 1949-1965 10 Administration Oh, Lord, if I'm to teach, Grant me strength to teach with joy in my heart And allow my service to be a living example. Lord, give me the gift of teaching . . . I ask so much, but Lord, I need so much if I'm to teach. --Robert I-I. Stewart 11 Advisory Committee I iii Gr-Tffwarrx Wti ETH!! ETFEWQZQ' HH 'ilalfkaiir 3 MW Hit! Qszffisw iw-mf-2 him!! Q. -ff X iY.311f:fof1rf':,m1 gg , M! WSXM A we , 1' W 259Q,'f ,Juv 'sh in-1-Q.-.. Left to right: Bottom rowg Mr. Charlie C. Watsong Mr. Roy Grimesg Mr. I-Iermon Sanders. Top rowg Mr. Leonard Leachg Mr. S. S. Sauls, Chairmang Mr. J. C. Johnson. PGA, Qfficers X W Q ' W7 r Q V W W., f. f , f ,,,. 7, ffifff , f W f V nyc , ,Q mm ,, 4 ' X , , X, .f ,f , 1 U I 4' A' A' 'rf fzfzff , ff X ,, f ,f 0 W , , , I' X tif ' ' ' ' H Us r is I llrl y - Y, Why, My 7 ,ff ff, ' . 1 ffl X 7 X W, ' f ' ff f i f 7 4 N11 Left to right: Bottom rowg Mrs. Thomas Honeycutt, Secretaryg Mrs. Leroy J. Stephenson, Treasurerg Miss Sarah Nell Johnson, Program Chairmang Top rowg Mr. Charles Parrish, Presidentg Mr. Simon Stephenson, Vice-President. 12 Principal To shoulder a heavy responsibility without falling under the load is an accomplishment. Our fine principal, EDWIN T. BENTON, is a shining example of this char- acteristic. l-Ie is always willing to share our problems and help us in any way possible. In him can be discov- ered the qualities of a good leader and a loyal friend. That is just what he is-a loyal friend to all who lcnow him. We, the Senior Class of 1967, would like to pay special tribute to ou.r great principal, Nlr. E. T. Benton, and say Thanks for being such a great guy. , h. ,,,,,,,, I- 7 New Not only is Mr. Benton a good principal- Mr. Benton is also a family man. I-Iere he is shown with his he is also a very fine chemistry teacher. wife, Margaret, and his son Tommy, 12, and his daughter June, 2. 13 Special 5eacHers . f, X r :A I l ,4., W- ff Mr. James A. Massey Mr, james I-I. Langdon ' Latin Agriculture Quiclance U al - W, s, Mr. Bruce Coats, our counselor, is always ready to help us with any problems, whether they pertain to school, vocations, or personal life. 14 J 5eacHer's Assistants V9 MRS. AUDREY ENNIS We will never forget the many valuable services which our secretary, Audrey , has done for us. She is always ready, with a smile, to help in any way that she can, and hard work and dependability are personified in her. To her we would like to extend a person- al Thank you for a job well- done. im MR. MICKEY SOUTI-IERLAND MRS. HETTIE MOORE ,pi fps. L ,-sz ' ' af - f-,f ,g, fy ,. , , Q, fy?-fiex n' U 'Wffff ,gf WY? f' 5f 1 ,- ff K Y , 1. f f f' ' M nf-'ix ' 47V Q7 A Eff, MRS KAREN ALLEN MRS. LOIS JOHNSON NIRS. PAULINE JONES V funcfltoom Staff - 1 '3 ' , Q ' l V, A f 1 , Y 'ff l H' 'X ., ' 5 ed' if' l 8 5 , f . ,f V' gg ,Wai X L 5 , I . A . 4 it XT M . ' tg f' 'il V .f F- 4 f wx 4 f , , I x Y , i 4 ? ' , - 3, , ' - , ,V L, I I A I by -V ' Z, Z f TU V I 2 5 ' 2 ,V v ,, , V 4 4' ' Q., 'f Z 1-E3 15 1 1 h y , g 3 1 V' ' f ' . -1 - - ' ' 5 2 I V M . ? ' if '51 .52 ff, ' We WA' -- f f - ,A V ,I ,. 5. Y -7 ' Hiya-,Q uf , in H , W 7 aww W 1 W LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Viola Beasleyg Mrs. Marie Coats- Mrs. Hattie Talton M - M Mrs. Annie Williamsg Mrs. Eva Raynor. Maintenance -'fin T f -avi? ,,f,V , 9 ',jQjM?m., I I A W, , f M 7 I 1 , My ww T1 T V 'Y 'WV' ,V 1 . J' ' Q1 at 4' , ffffff ,fr ta , 4 ,f 1 4 if ,yr 0 '25 fsfffvff , ga gf , 1 , W , 4 f s 'l Q 5' Sig! 5 1 adyff f 5 Y I I ., .f, . 2' , if f 1' ' Z 1':!QfXW-'Q 4 , . f ,, 9 ,, . M f , 1 X x 1 2 Q 2 ' ' f gl' ff, ?fZ6 ' fr' 1' , ? 'A' ,, f vw' f v-ff , 1. ' fffmw. If ,I A It T, f ,fw , A f ww y 1, T - f fly' 4 47-I if if W'??gff'f?3f ,yi fff jjg ,ty ,l I 47 5 H f ' ,. .. T - . A f 4 Z, ik., 4 , ,. '.'- f 'f f. 1 . , Mr. and Mrs. N I gym John Sanders Ang 7, ZZ! J ?V W 'Z ' J M 'I + , , anager, rs. Cittie Barbourg The janitor and lunchroom staff often seem a for- gotten element of school life. But we would like to let them know they aren't forgotten and thank them for a thousand duties they have done that made our twelve years at Cleveland more pleasant. Seniors As time goes by. . . The hands of the clock symbolize the ending of a span of time and the beginning of an- other. Thus, each Senior will be ending one way of liv- ing and embarking on a new one. Time has not run out, it is only beginning again. 17 Sponsors LEFT TO RIGHT PATRICIA Moss, Mrs. Linda Barefoot Miss Joyce Ferguson Class Qfficers ff- 1,4 H V72 P ',,. 4 1 In vwfsw ,, , f W X , vw A ' 1. , , 31' f A V . LARRY JOHNSON, Vice-President' BECKY TRADER T ' SO , , reasurer, NNY JOHNSON, Presidentg Secretaryg TAM MATTHEWS, Reporter. 18 got the 1967 Seniors I-IERMAN WOODROW ADAMS Silence is golden. WILLIE PHILIP BARBOUR Character is simply habit long continued. XV4- R V If 7 if 2 -I A - 1' ' H, BONNIE LYNN ALLEN And hope for higher raptures when 1ife's day is done. JOE MIKE BAREFOOT He knows what is what. 19 'W' X l,i.0j,,kl:. BETTY ELAINE BARBOUR The best way to multiply happi- ness is to divide it. LYNWOOD RAY BLALOCK I-Ie's not lazy. I-Ie's just dreaming. BETTY MAE BRIDGES Love makes the world go round. BRENDA GAIL COATS You find in a person exactly what you look for. 13? WILLIAM OTIS BYRD Do your best and there will be no regret. BRENDA LOU COATS Tis better to know in which direc- tion you are going than how fast you can get there. 20 Zhis is the da LANNY KERRY CLIFTON Every man must follow his own path to success. LINDA LUCILLE DRY Whatever you devote yourself to, devote yourself to it completely. to press orward . BRENDA GAIL DUPREE Deliberate much before you say or do anything, for it will not be in your power to recall what is said or done. Qliw ' ELIZABETH NELL FRANKE The only way to have a friend is to be one. 'TN RICKY DALE ENNIS Knowledge is power. MILLARD EARL EAKES, JR. The tragic thing about Uouble is that it is so much easier to get into than out of. QA. MICHAEL DAN GARDNER The happiest person is the person who thinks the most interesting thoughts. 21 DONALD EVERETT JOHNSON A man is rich in proportion to the number of things he can afford to let alone. W, f V, 1 K f' l f . I N rt? .. Miz . f 7'?' 33A . S 'X' 33 S JANET GAYLE JOHNSON It is better to live one day as a lion than to live a hundred years a sheep. LOU ANN JOHN SON Her little, nameless, unremem- bered acts of kindness and of love. Q. -, ,wg-wc HRW' ' ' X V'- . 'im...,,,, . JOHN CHRIS JOHNSON, JR. Indeed, a friend is never known till a man have need. MELVIN EARL JOHNSON A good name is rather to be cho- sen that great riches. 22 Zfiis is the da L ay. L A t X QS? r LARRY WAYNE JOHNSON Experience is the child of Thought, and Thought is the child of action. We cannot learn men from books. gunna- -. RONALD LYNWOOD JOHNSON In nature's infinite book of secre- cy a little I can read. to enjoy . ,si M DANNY CARR JONES It matters not how a man dies, but how he 1ives. MARGARET GAIL KING Age cannot wither her, nor cus- tom stale her infinite variety. S3 LILLIE GAIL JONES She stands in her own light, light of humor. img... SAMMY HOWARD KING Live and let live. 23 the 'QT ,sy H-QM, RONNIE WILLIAM JONES For a man by nothing is so well betrayed as by his manner. 1--nm NANCY LUNETTE LANGDON Being quiet never got anyone in trouble. 'bpm- TOMMIE LEE LOVE Worry is the least productive and most expensive activity of man. Qi-A DIANE MCGEE While there's life, there's hope. 558 is the Ja TABITI-IA ANN MATTHEWS It is spring wherever she has lent her laughter. IRENE ELIZABETH MORRIS The gift of oneself is the greatest gift. 24 JO ANN MCCABE Wel1-mannered and a joy to know. 'fx' PATRICIA ANN MOSS How far that little candle throws her beams! to be tflanliful . TEDDY RAY POLLARD No individual lives long enough to experience what life has to offer. 43' DONALD RAY STEPI-IENSON I Came through and I shall return. PEGGY SUE PRICE Life's possibilities are endless. PAUL DENNIS STEPI-IENSON H Better by far you should forget and smile than that you should remem- ber and be sad. 25 f' DANNY EARL PRINCE A man after his own heart. REBECCA JEAN TRADER Laughing, full of fun, the work she does is well done. Yhngmf ROBERT EARL WEST And you shall know the truth and the truth shall set you free. Nw LINDA SHARON TROXLER Go forward and always go forward. PHILIP LOUIS WOOD A good book is the best of friends, the same today and forever. V26 Offis is the day! JANET MELISSA WEST Peace rules the day, where reason rules the mind. JOE WILEY YOUNG Say what you have to say, not what you oughtg any truth is better than make-believe. Mascots CINDY GULLEY and PHILLIP J. DAVIS This will have to be short- handg I can't even write! 1 1 ' QQ ' I , gg' ,Vgggs3:A.. A .df f?fZ'fr W 1 1 f Wxxt el M W affif' BJ ,4, f, ,D c Q q 41 , f I '31 , Q e f K L x:...z:: A- ' 'f H, 5' ZW . 1 ,a ' '50 V x., A 3, 4ff 5Y'f'fg,, 11. '-is ff ' V Y , :lf 5 lligg Best All Around SONNY JOHNSON and BECKY TRADER I heard you were everything. In fact, you kill me. I Most Qntellectual LOU ANN JOHNSON and PHIL WOOD There's nothing like good literature: Jughead, Peanuts, Archie, Casper, Little Lulu, and P-P-Porky P-P-Pig. 2 ,Y 2 Most Eikely 50 Succeed BRENDA DUPREE and DENNIS STEPHENSON Take this down: Internal Rev enue, Dear Sirs: About my back taxes. . . 2 f 4 4 if A 3 , 47 e ' fi? ' f' MZ f l uf l 3 Q - Q f i X X- af . f f'-. 2' Q A f W-.4 0 'ali' . ,M ft- f f, -' ,X M fkiwfwl HW ' v if fi' Y 2 H A f, 0 'f f M 'Y W ,ZW 3 V, 1 Q 9, X QQ, ff ' 5 ff? ,Yf fl , 8 ff y 97,5 W- f f an- V W ,W f .Q A M f 3 A .lf ya fs ,fi 'l fly f, , 755- , , W Q11 J, 5 14 Ag .1 ,44 4' :WW ,X , mn YVVV , A f MY., ,QXQ 4 JZ, r if , fb 'f ', WM .ygw I ' A y 'Af 1' ,, W, Y' 1415 . ' , Aj ml ' 1 ' .' ff 'W f, ..' l f ' .w' f ' ,t ffm, L, Vw, if 1? 5 ', , J 2 ' ff 2, f 2 xl if W yuiyd, f i 'ff 7' AX ,. f V if 7 W wx , ll 1- ? 2,1 i ai If Most Dalenfecl LARRY JOHNSON and LUCY DRY Before you look at what I've done, I'd like for you to know I think you look very nice in a barrel. C lass History The school days of the 1967 Seniors began back in 1955 with 82 bewildered boys and girls. The highlight of our first year was the toy band, which was a great success, since we had so many musicians in our midst. The next few years were comparatively quiet. We lost and gained classmates. We finally entered the eighth grade. Our trip to the State Capital was the most exciting adventure that year. We'll never forget Chapel I-lill, Raleigh, and Durham- boy, what fun! The Freshman year finally arrived with 54 students UQ 11-ying to find out which classes they belonged in. After much confusion, we found our way. As Freshmen, we weren't quite sure what class officers were for, but we chose them anyway. They were: Sonny johnson, President, Dennis Stephenson, Vice-President, Abigail Cook, Treasurer, and jo Ann McCabe, Secretary. We were just getting started this year and all the athletes in our class made the basketball teams. Tam Matthews and jo Ann McCabe made the cheering squad this year. I know you won't believe this, but we finally became Sophomores. This is the year we really shined. Becky Trader, Lou Ann Johnson, Phil Wood, Dennis Stephenson, and Brenda Dupree were inducted into the Beta Club. Sonny Johnson, Becky Trader, Tam Matthews, Melvin Johnson, Jo Ann McCabe, Larry johnson, Ricky Ennis, Brenda Dupree, Dennis Stephenson , Gail Jones, and Irene Morris became members of the Monogram Club. Brenda Gail Coats was honored as FFA Sweetheart this year. We topped our Sophomore year off with a party at the end of the year. We secured a live band and there was really some dancing done. Remember?! ? A century passed, and finally the git junior year arrived. Every thought, idea, secret, and plan was of the junior-Senior Prom. We really outdid ourselves with the prom. Our theme was Blue I-lawaii and the Weekenders really brought the house down QMemorial Auditorium, that isl. Under the leadership of our class officers, Phil Wood, President, Larry johnson, Vice-President, Dennis Stephenson, Reporter, Becky Trader, Treasurer, and Abigail C. Smith, Secretary, and our sponsors, Miss Hatcher and Mrs. Brown, our prom was the greatest Cleveland has had or ever will have. It is unknown whether anyone of us will ever recover from the painting, nailing, and cutting in- volved in decorating and cleaning up. But that was just about as much fun as the prom itself, but not quite! This year also found Patricia Moss a new addition to the Beta Club. Becky Trader was FFA Sweetheart this year. Our Marshals were Lou Ann Johnson, Chief, Patricia Moss, Brenda Dupree, Becky Trader, and Phil Wood. We ended our Jtmior year with a bang-and a debt! Blood, sweat, toil, and tears-Seniors at last! There were 47 of us now. Our Senior class officers were Sonny johnson, President, Larry Johnson, Vice-President, Patricia Moss, Secretary, Tam Matthews, Reporter, and Becky Trader, Treasurer. Gail King was honored with a trip to Chicago for outstanding work in 4-H. With our Senior year came class rings and a trip to Washington. Our Senior play, car washes, Macbeth, and money problems were other highlights of om' Senior year at Cleveland. But the greatest highlight of all was graduation and that treasured diploma. We may forget some of the things that happened to us at Cleveland, but we'll never forget all the knowledge we gained , friends fand enemiesj we made, and our love for Cleveland I-Iigh School. Historians PATRICIA MOSS JOE MIKE BAREFOOT 30 Class Prophecy Hello, Danny? This is Tam. I just called to find out how much you've gotten done on our class reunion. Have you located your half of the class yet? There are a few I haven't gotten in touch with, but you know-ten years is a long time. Who couldn't you find? Well, Melvin and Larry are playing with the Harlem Globetrotters and they move from state to state so fast that it's hard to catch them. Diane McGee travels abroad every summer so I'm not sure that I can reach her. There are a few I couldn't contact either. Lanny, joe Mike, Otis, and Danny Jones do Dutch Master Cigar com- mercials and you know how busy 'show-biz' people are. Herman stars in the Adams Family, and Bobby West just got the leading role in Go West, Young Man, Go West. I reached Janet johnson and Brenda Gail Coats, who have opened up a beauty salon for men. Ronald Johnson was their first customer, but he's hired a lawyer, Donald johnson, to sue for damages. You lcnow how long and drawn-out court cases are, so they might not make it. Congressman Mike Gardner and Governess Brenda Lou Coats are knee-deep in political affairs, but they said they would try to make it. Dennis and Lucy are going to close up their store, Jerry's Thrift Shop, and come to the reunion. Lucy designs clothes for Dennis to sell and Betty Barbour and Linda Troxler model them. II Did you know that Gail Jones and Bonnie Allen are swinging Go-Go Girls in Ray Blalock's Pool Room. I-le's going to give them the day off to come. Sonny and Lou Ann have gone into business selling Johnson and johnson Baby Products, and Peggy Price and Be Bridges have worked their wa u to check-out clerks in Gail's establishment the King Store. WY Y P 1 Earl, Ronnie, and Phil Wood were so carried away with their positions as bus drivers in school that they are now employed with Trailways. Tommy Love works in Phil's Barber Shop, and Patricia Moss is a Candy Striper at Duke Hospital where Sammy is head orderly. They all agreed to come. I found out that Irene Morris joined the Peace Corps to be near her husband and Brenda Dupree joined to keep Irene out of trouble with the cannibals. Their coming is out of the question. Becky Trader had just finished writing her first novel, How to Marry a Millionaire, when the town electrician, Donald Stephenson, cut off her power for not paying her electric bill. She wrote and told me she would come if she could straighten everything out at home. jo Ann McCabe has started the Lonely Hearts Club, but no one seems to be lonely so she said unless she got some members she would make it to the reunion. Nell Franke and Nancy Langdon said they could come if they could get baby-sitters, and Ricky says he will come if he can bring his wife. Well, of course, Joe Young will be here since he's on the committee too, so I think we will have a pretty big success. Danny, there's just one more thing. Would you tell your wife to stop griping about the phone bill. I'll pay for the call, and I'll see you at the reunion. Prophets TAM MATTHEWS DANNY PRINCE 31 East will and Zesiament Last Will and Testament We, the Graduating Class of Nineteen Hundred and Sixty-Seven, being of sound U1 mind and intent, do hereby proclaim this to be our last will and testament. ARTICLE I To our parents, we gratefully express our appreciation for all the years of understanding and tolerance. ARTICLE II To our principal and faculty members, we extend our sincerest thanks for twelve years of guidance, memories, good and bad, and a knowledge that books alone cannot give. ARTICLE III To our Senior sponsors, we wish to congratulate them for assisting us through a year of joys as well as heartaches. ARTICLE IV To the juniors, we leave the joys and privileges of being a Senior, hoping that they will remember that along with privileges goes responsibility. ARTICLE V To the Sophomores, we leave our high hopes and fondest dreams of success. ARTICLE VI To the Freshmen, we leave the tools of knowledge and happiness, hoping that they will use these to build a house of success as we have tried to do. ARTICLE VII I, Herman Adams, leave nothing because I have nothing to leave. I, Bonnie Allen, leave my Malibu U49 Ford truckj to Sue Buffkin as a way for her to get to Benson on weekends, especially on Sunday nights. Betty Barbour, leave to Sandra Johnson, Alice, saying, Don't break the speed limit. Phil Barbour, leave to Gerald Stephenson my ability to pay for a diamond ring while still in high school. I, joe Barefoot, leave to Donnie Matthews all my friends from Clayton fthe girls, that islj. I, Ray Blalock, leave my hardflyj books to G. I-I. Carroll. I, Betty Bridges, leave to janet Barbour my extra bones, saying, Fatten up, old girl. Otis Byrd, leave nothing, I need all I've got. Lanny Clifton, leave. That's enough for me! I, Brenda Gail Coats, leave to Phyllis Coats my ability to get the most out of fifty cents worth of gas, saying, Don't underestimate the determination of a Coats. I, Brenda Lou Coats, leave my shorthand notebook to Carolyn and Ann Coats, saying, It don't take long to learn. We, Lucy Dry and Dennis Stephenson, leave happily together. I, Brenda Dupree, leave to Lavon Benson all the cold hotdogs at FI-IA rallies in hopes he can find another lover. Earl Eakes, leave my physics book to joy Ea.kes if she can take it. Ricky Ennis, leave my thoughts in physics to anyone who can get them in order. I, Michael Gardner, leave happily, saying, Cleveland, take care of Beverly. I, Donald johnson, leave my bucket seats and console cushion to David Stephenson, saying, The heck with 'em! I, janet johnson, leave to Sue Smith my ability to have a good time, saying, I don't care what they say, redheads have more fun! I, Larry johnson, leave now to fulfill that secret ambition, also, I leave my patience to study math to anyone who will take the time. We, Lou Ann johnson and Sonny johnson, leave happily together, with the hope that all those who are left behind will be wise enoughto answerwhen opportunity knocks. I, Melvin johnson, leave my nickname Geometry Kid, to Steve Langdon, hoping he will ma.ke the best of it. I, Ronnie johnson, leave all my charm to Paul Matthews, saying, Bully for you. Danny jones, leave my ability to sleep during sixth period and not get disturbed, to my little brother, Tony Jones. Gail jones, leave to Janice Parrish my witty ways, saying, I hope you have as much fun with them as I did. I, Ronnie jones, leave nothing, saying, Rejoice, the joneses are gone! I, Gail King, leave. I, Nancy Langdon, leave to Nancy Raynor my first name, hoping that in the future our last names will be the same. Tommie Love, leave my desk beside the radiator in Miss Ferguson's room to anyone who is cold-natured enough to sit there. Tam Matthews, leave to Bonnie Matthews my perfect set of teeth, my long fingernails, and my last name. jo Ann McCabe, leave my dark hair to Sharon Ennis, saying, Some gentlemen do prefer brunettes! Diane McGee, leave to Kathy McGee my sincere admiration and my place in the graduation line, knowing she will succeed. I, Irene Morris, leave all my responsibilities in basketball to joy Byrd, saying, I missed my call. We, Patricia Moss and Sammy King, leave together happily, taking all our memories and happiness with us. I, Teddy Pollard, leave to Rodney Johnson My Bad Luck. Peggy Price, leave a portion of my height to Craig King in hopes that he will make some use of it. Danny Prince, leave nothing to Rhonda Stephenson because she asked me to leave her something. I, Donald Stephenson, leave to Roger Stephenson my seat in homeroom, saying, Keep the ball rolling. I, Becky Trader, leave to joy Parrish anythi.ng I have she thinks is of value, except Dewey, and he's the only valuable thing I have. I, Linda Troxler, leave all my talents and abilities to Wilma Arwood, saying, Good luck, you'll need them. Bobby West, leave to Wayne johnson my '57 Chevy and my nickname I..urch, saying, You can't have one without the other! janet West, leave my hidden ability to Barbara Surles and Vicki Byrd, in hopes that they can find it too. Phil Wood, leave noisy bus 134 to Don Adams with hopes that he knows what he's getting into. joe Young, leave nothing, I need it all myself. I1 1, I, I, If 1, I, I, 1, 1, I, 1, 1, 1, I, 1, 1. 11 We, the above-named, do seal this, our Last Will and Testament, in the month of june, and the year Nineteen Hundred and Sixty-Seven. Testators Jo ANN Mccmsr DENNIS STEPI-IENSON 32 Class Poem This is the Day! This is the day to press forward, To strive for a higher aim, A day for mastering problems That make up life's little game. This is the day to be busy Sowing seeds of good cheer, Spreading a few words of kindness On pathways otherwise drear. This is the day to enjoy, with Many a song in your heart, You'1l be surprised just how quickly Life's problems and cares depart! This is the day to be thankful, For looking about to see Manifold blessings in natLu'e. . . God's goodness to you and me. Should you but fall by the wayside, Just get up and try again! This is the day to be living Your life on the highest plane! MOTTO Happiness is best attained by CLASS FLOWER C1-A55 COLORS learning to live each day by it- Red Rose CO1u1T1b1Gl Blue and Whlte self. The worries are mostly about yesterday and tomorrow. 33 W EW ou must Have Been a Beautiful Eagy str... A V til? qw . 59 xx, - w --X53 'ht- 1' X K v D A xx N x. 3 xi ' W Y E E ' '. X- j ' 1 , A A 1 . H ' X ik A W Q 1 4 W 3 , 11 , e u Ylf, ., 'l, ,'g5x5.-Az' 519 se X A W ef e 4 fe 4- Q Q, we Q e f-xg, , e , v g ' exe s ' en Q e S fi 'ia 'Z ' , ,. X ' S-vim! 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W4 DQ a Z 7 .,.. , f Everything has its beauty but not everyone sees it. 35 5fie joy of fieing a Senior . ,F I wwf- gg Q . ,ia.H....:T'.. .:'Jf 2... aff! ANTICIPATIQN HARD WORK FRIENDS You mean our pictures finally Or is it? ! ? They're supposed to be got here? WOTMUQ! is most of all , GRADUATION And with that graduation, you have theqjoy of friends made, knowledge gained, goals fulfilled, and the start of a new and exciting life. 36 uniors The sands of time flow quickly now for you. There is little sand left. But each particle of it is overflowing with knowledge and excitement. The grains will all have gone through soon. You must then turn it over, and start anew. 37 Sponsors is A 'f '42 4 ' s x QQ! ,f X. E xg E 4: 1 Mrs. jackie G. Brown Miss Betty jo Hatcher Class Officers 1 Q lg 1 ' AZ 7, Wm.. LEFT TO RIGI-ITg JOY PARRISI-I, Treasurerg STEVE LANGDON, Vice-Presidentg KATHY MCGEE, Reporterg JOY BYRD, Secretaryg DAVID SMITH, President. 38 -v-be 'Wow' Don Adams Wilma Arwood Sue Baker Debbie Barbour Y'--. X .hx ,hu janet Barbour Robert Barbour Gary Benson Lavon Benson 5H'nf1v- Elaine Blackmon Deborah Buffkin Alma Lou Byrd Joy Byrd 1-x,,,A To work or not to work - that's the question. Larry Byrd Vicki Byrd 39 Weldon Byrd G. I-I. Carroll Ann Coats Carolyn Coats Z f' '75 'WTQB' KX V' N' 'X lg' Q qtyy' if. , New Johnnie Coats Phyllis Coats Shirley Coats joy Eakes M gm Sharon Ennis Tommy I-Ioneycutt Becky I-lolland Carol johnson 108. v- 4-piyf jerry johnson Rodney Johnson Did you say Study ha1l?? ? 40 .,..-1 4. W 1 5-qu 'UW 'Wx Name ,. Sandra Johnson Wayne johnson Tony Jones Craig King Steve Langdon r.--.. Kathy McGee Bonnie Matthews Donnie Matthews W, 'Tx X is 'Ds -gg' 4. Paul Matthews Carolyn Parrish Janice Parrish Joy Pan-ish 'Dx nn I-Iow did you say you spell cat? W P Styne OP6 Nancy Raynor CTX! VK ,av 'TS Qs,M,, David Smith Sue Smith Dale Stephenson Davey Stephenson 19 -I QN Q1-eff Gerald Stephenson jimmy Stephenson Rhonda Stephenson Roger Stephenson an S Barbara Surles Ronnie Watkins f Winston taste good like a-cigarette should! Sophomores This road leads to the future-your future., You are now at the gateway of life. Your character will be shaped now. Which road will you take and how well will you travel it? It's up to you. 43 Sponsors 4 '4' if Mr. Bruce A. Coats Class Officers Z X 1 X ,, , , Mrs. June Hubbard 3 ,,,, A Z LEFT TO RIGHT: JUDY STEPI-IENSON, Treasurerg RAY MCGEE, Vice-Presidentg LYLE TRADER, Presidentg SI-LERRY I-IARDEE, Secretary. 44 W , , , ,a ww fr 5' TYRA LANGDON, Reporterg 'Q' iw Eg., james Adams Edith Ann Austin Brenda Beasley Jimmy Benson B , EJ Susan Braswell Would you believe we're farmers? Richard Bridges E Mis S... Y Newell Brooks Bonnie Byrd Gary Coats Joy Coats 45 L. Mike Coats Sherry Dupree Chester Ennis Pam Ennis f f f W 9-'f ' . . Steve Gordon E Aff ,V jg f Q 'JG 'f ' 22 W vi if K W, f J' 5 K' n .7,. Lfffp C 006-' 404011 av -1 f It fa . . WWW X w:f'Wff- vfi' 'f f. . , f wan-lv Alright boys, we have to do it my way or not at all! Dawn Grimes Q Na, Q.. Sherry Hardee Beverly Johnson Jerry Lewis Johnson Mitchell Langdon 46 an wg f Ns-...., ,-M XX Nana, Tyra Langdon Ray McGee Becky Parker Cathy Pope r'M , A .,-v Let's go! Let's fight! Let's win! Jo Ellen Pope f Wu Troy Pope ONT ine 'fm-no Judy Stephenson Elaine Stephenson Diane Stancil jimmy Ryals 47 1,- -'Q L- M Randy Stephenson Roscoe Stephenson W f ' .wtw - mn Reid Stephenson f Zh - . . my , -Y -M f,RR ff ka, y R S S - W 1 f f A - , ' f'gmw WW 5 if He went thata' way! 1 -2 Isn't that a Sophomore Lyle Trader ug . W ff at the Iunior-Senior Prom? Charlene Watson J. M. West Frances Wilkins Betty Williams greshmen Your ship has just departed. You have a long jour- ney ahead. But it will be exciting and interesting, and if you are a good sailor, you will learn something on the way. 49 Sponsors Mr- Jerry BOW1'1'1aI1 Mrs. Mattie L. Penny Class Qfficers 1 X, LEFT TO RIGHT: DEBBIE STEPI-IENSON, Secretaryg ROGER JOHNSON, Presidentg PHILIP DUPREE, Vice-Presidentg KATHY WOOD, Reporterg JUDY McGEE, Treasurer. 50 Guess who failed the test! 9t....., l Vx Jewel Ann Adams jerry Barbour Bonnie Barbour Judson Arwood Earl Anderson Vx Darline Byrd 'rf' - Kenneth Beasley Vx mag wx 1-un... --.K YN. Tx Carolyn Beasley Wayne Barefoot iff., ,. Ronnie Clifton Joey Carroll jerry Carroll Dennis Byrd E Nwffw S X 9 In A Timmy Clifton What d'ya say? VA. f Steve Coats Cathy Cotten Martha Deans Philip Dupree -S-'ir 9' 'mmm SL., Dickey Dupree Amanda Gulley Melody I-Iargis Debbie johnson 'Q QQ A Ll' 'A Rhonda johnson Ricky johnson Roger johnson Steve Johnson 52 K x 'DN ff, , N'-L But we thought high school was easy! Craig jones S., gk Gwana Lassiter Ronny Langdon Deborah King Denise jones Ku f xx vm ,X Terry Moss Ken McGee Judy McGee Diane Liles iw---f u., '-...,, in Ray Revels Linda Prince Gary Parsons Keith Noles 53 .gi-I Mt, S 'il Wi Y -'vw -. af q i Frances Roberts What's new in the world of daydreams? xg vw ii wr, Jayne Roberts Mike Roberts Debbie Stephenson Donald Stephenson if .nj Ray Stephenson Sharon Stephenson Woody Thigpen Danny Walton S '1-Q R at ww:-it 4935s C5 'CX Charlona Walton Janice Whitley Kathy Wood 54 Elementary Building blocks of the future-the base must be strong or the structure W ill fall. The first eight years of school are the base for the future. Make it strong. 55 Sighfh Qrade Beth Adams Carolyn Adams Judy DeLyn.u Barbour Judy Mae Barbour Mitchell Barbour Kenneth Barnes Ricky Blalock Pam Branch johnny Byrd Marsha Byrd Thelbert Byrd Ricky Byrd Steven Carroll Danny Clifton Debbie Coats Stanley Coats Tony Coats Craig Ennis Rhonda Ennis john Etheridge Wanda Etheridge Steve Grimes Sue Hamilton Ann Hedgepeth Carolyn Honeycutt jimmy Honeycutt Larry I-Ioneycutt Debra johnson Edith johnson Robert Johnson Ann Langdon Douglas Langdon Keith Langdon Patricia Langdon Phillip Langdon Donnie Liles Nancy Matthews Dawn Norris Andy Parrish jerry Parrish jenneal Parrish jimmy Penny Larry Pleasant Phillip Pleasant Phillip Pope Randy Pope Pamela Poston Gary Sauls Kim Smith Louise Smith Myron Smith Andy Spence Sherry Stephenson Sue Thigpen Sue Toole Brenda Watson Glenda Watson Shirley Woodall Bonnie Worley Mrs. Jean R. Stephenson Mrs. Caroline A. Nelson. ,f . ea-Q ' E j .,.,.. tg' ' ,lm X Q54 ' ' 5 f'5'?- ,2 ' , ' , . 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Carroll Steve Carroll jerry Clifton Ann Coats Pamela Coats Paulette Coats Sammy Coats Benette Cotton Curtis Dean Janet Dupree Mark Eakes Deborah E.nnis Carolyn Eubanks Randy Hall Glenda Hargis Kenneth Higgins Debbie Holland Susan Hudson Shirley Jernigan Charlotte johnson David johnson Teresa Johnson Tommy johnson Marcus jones Neal Langdon Ginger Liles Gwendolyn Verline McAllister Trudy McGee Cynthia Moss Gail Moss Sherrie Ann Nordan Brenda Parrish Celeste Parrish Kenneth Parrish Brenda Pollard Jeanette Poston Jeanette Roberts Kathy Rogers Dennis Smith Roger Stanley Danny Stephenson johnny Stephenson Stephanye Stephenson Donald Young jimmy Yow Sixth Qracie Robin Adams Patsy Anderson joe David Austin Becky Barbou.r Billy Barefoot Glenn Barefoot Susan Beasley Sherry Benson Bobby jean Blalock I Michael Blalock Teresa Clifton Danny Coats Debra Coats Steve Coats Kay Creech Ricky Denning Valerie Ennis Randy Etheridge Sue Godwin Anne Gordon Pam Gregory Terry Grimes Frances Gulley Danny Hamilton Jimmy johnson Mike johnson Peggy johnson Shannon Johnson Terry johnson Debora Langdon Kent Langdon Ricky Langdon Gene Love jo Ann McGee janet McGee David Moss Danny Norris Debra Norris Ginger Parrish Lonnie Parrish Mike Pearce Kent Pleasant Christine Raynor Ruby Roberts Keith Smith Pamela Stephenson S andra Stephenson Vic Stephenson Wayne Stephenson David Sullivan Rita Sullivan Mrs. Glennie G. Matthews Mrs. Helen G. Ragsdale Qafxnx . i R 1 1 . . ' A , , - ,Q . X , rw. Y V fx r , 1 1. Ju X'-'sf F. J - L ' 'wr ' :L-1 ., .', W . --V, ' H 'f X ,. . A - ' , V of Liffgi ,Wee ' r . 41sEv: . -'E , 'KV-il Rr r f '- '-lf if ' ' . ,neg K A L, - - X, .xxx - H . f fr .QW A .. gg . A i 5' a- , 'X 4 'T ' ' ' My , BVI r' sz' ' 'w.,,. H. D . r . ,V , 'Q V -fo ,- . ' 'ff-V1 E liar X ' i 'P f . ,g,. x-., 2 V, K it .sr..q'-JL, Q., , 'Q h X X qasfw: e '.fe ,gg JY, Q' 'Sa H X f 'J gr 1, S 'ff 'ry i, B' aff, f W 'S of D S ' i lx liar Q 3 tl N y A X ' V in V' X g ' ' ' fl . me nl K M y Q XB Masai'-its ll Q rr -S X I. 58 3, ,.. Wayne Toole Ronnie Woodall Barbara Young J 'K s., r ,-, 8. sn- xv of UN W 1. xgx Q. F' K H1 'Nil' ' K tfi'Fv af. f V2 R il Q- ww ,B Hifi Mrs. Flossie Barber Mrs. Daisy Strickland e 1, ,, E-W -B u A 1 F it 5 sr 4 sr- . f 4. , , ga, -ra-2' ,V , a.2..f,,,f. . A . 'YR gay 3-'J I ll. 'ty -my Fink, V., ,. 'ai' f 3gl'?ff Eli ' 1? 6 . x I L.. F Ni Q. 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' if-I IJ W2 v- , X EQ?-ikfqa,-53? i 'N - V, .4 ,W ., 1 .V V, V 59 ,, a3! 2 William Stanley Bonnie Toole Terry Wallace Randy Walton Royaleine Williams Dennis Woodall Mary Beasley Debbie Byrd Gary Byrd Jerry Byrd Cathy Ann Carroll Cathy Lou Carroll Ricky Carroll Dale Coats jerise Coats Kay Coats Bonnie Cook Connie Denning Tanya Dupree Randy Godwin Beverly Grimes Vicky Hamilton Sharlon I-Ia.1-gis Glenn Honeycutt Wanda johnson Danny jones Dale Langdon Mack Langdon Owen Langdon Benton Lassiter Ricky Liles Robbie Matthews Rhonnie McGee Elizabeth Messer Gerald Moss Patricia Norris Teresa Parrish Carolyn Penny Diane Sauls Bobby Stancil Butch Stancil gourffi Mrs. Flossie Barber Q I' e Mrs. Kathryn Mitchiner Jeanie Barber Steve Barefoot Andy Blalock Paula Bledsoe Eddie Buffkin Durran Byrd Ray Byrd Terry Carroll Randy Clifton Taylor Clifton Donald Cotten Donna Ennis Jan Ennis Patricia Gregory Denise Grimes Rush Grimes James Gulley Bonnie I-Iargis Sandra Holland David Ivey Kay Johnson Patricia Johnson Robin Johnson Ronnie Johnson Tim Johnson Wayne King Randy Langdon Mike Langley Don Lee Ken McGee Ray McGee Pamela Norris Jenny Parrish Annette Parsons Johnny Penny Jeanie Pleasant Max Raynor Robin Smith Ginny Stephenson Jeffery Stephenson Sherry Stephenson Steve Stephenson Deborah Walters rf' . L-s.'5f?b F is L, if Kent Walton Bonnie Watkins Wanda Watkins Joy Watson Jasper Wood 60 surf , + . x J. it S' 'fir A i i ngs G . 'ity -1 7 5' ., -'- gc P Y fx! Pam Young Ronnie Young W X 52? 5 Y I X 'ff' iam Q FED' J Elf Christy Adams Craig Barbour Rusty Barbour Victor Barbour Karen Benson Tony Blalock Pamela Boyles Vickie Byrd Craig Clifton jackie Coats Mike Coats Terrie Coats Rose Creech Mark Davis David Eakes Travis Godwin Lisa Grimes Timmy Grimes Brian I-Iargis Gail I-Iargis Alex Hatcher Ricky Hobby Annette Honeycutt Chris Honeycutt Gwen I-Ioneycutt Kim johnson joy Jones Vickie jones Andy Langdon Gaylon Langdon Phil Langdon Teresa Langdon David Matthews Ricky Matthews Angela McGee Ronnie McGee Yvonne McGee Steve Nordan Bernie Parrish Benji Poston Sherry Revels Cindy Roberts jan Smith joy Spence Billy Stancil Diane Stephenson Vickie Lou Stephenson Randy Thrower Shelby Walton Beth Watkins Kathy Wood Second Qracle Bobby Adams Stuart Adams Raye Anderson jenny Barbour Craig Blalock Jeanette Bledsoe judy Byrd Rex Byrd Donna Carroll Terry Clifton Tony Clifton Rose Marie Coats Debby Davis Fonda Davis Dannie Dunn Pam Hall Margie Hargis Wayne Hatcher Ronnie I-Ioneycutt Kathi johnson Bennett jones jan King jan Lee Grant McGee Don McLamb Joel Moss Donald Norris Tony Parker Cathy Parrish Timmy Penny Becky Roberts Carolyn Roberts David Roberts Tammi Roberts Cathy Smith Don Craig Smith Wanda Sue Smith Terry Stephenson Cindy Sullivan Alice Walton Art Watkins Eddie Watkins Ann Weathers Miss Sarah Nell johnson Mrs. Elizabeth B. 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' Q . , . - , f , A ' f wzfr 3 if ,I I E r ' IV : V N y ' 'W A 1 L E . fig, 1 l - . so J' : , in r A- -mi sv 1 ' Pixar? fs, ,. 6 Marty Strickland Leon Toole Curtis Walker Delma Woodall 63 Danny Anderson Vickie Andrews Maynard Barbour Donald Beasley Mark Blackman Wanda Bradley Valerie Buffkin Craig Byrd Mike Byrd Ronnie Byrd Debra Canaday Kelly Carroll Mike Carroll Mark Clifton Tammie Clifton Angela Coats Cindy Coats Kathy Coats Kay Coats Vanessa Dixon Chana Dupree Crystal Dupree Wanda Dupree Roy Ennis, jr. Terry Ennis Max Godwin Annette Honeycutt Donna Ivey jeff johnson Teresa johnson Teri Johnson Bonnie jones Richard jones Amy Langdon Melvin Langdon Ashley Liles Jennie McGee Robbie McLamb Connie Messer Alan Penny Alan Pleasant Curtis Price Paul Sherrill Toni Smith Wayne Smith Sherry Spence jerry Stephenson Kelli Stephenson Sammy M. Stephenson Sammy P. Stephenson Vaughn Stephenson fiirst Qracle Elementary Eilirary Club 'S 1 2. -X--5 XX q 1 LEFT TO RIGI-IT: First Row: Deborah Langdon, Bonnie Cook, Vic Stephenson, Stephanye Stephenson, Larry Pleasant, Andy Parrish, Diane Sauls, jan Ennis. Second Row: Terry Grimes, Louise Smith, Sherry Stephenson, Donna Carroll, Sherry Nordan, Ginger Parrish. Third Row: Patricia Johnson, Wanda Johnson, Jeanne Barber. 9 The duties of the elementary librarians are much the same as the high school librarians. They must check books, stamp them correctly, and help on the bulletin boards. Through their work as librarians now, they will be able to use, and help others to use the library cor- rectly. They take on a lot of responsibility as librarians, but they learn to do so much. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ginger Parrish, Assistant Secretary, Stephanye Stephenson, Secretaryg Andy Parrish, Presidentg Diane Sauls, Vice-Presidentg Mrs. Nixon, Advisor, Sherri Nordan, Reporter. 64 Activities As time goes by-one grows in character, friend- ship, knowledge, and experience. The extra-curricular activities are the basis for much of this growth. They are an essential part of your school life. 65 if MRS . LINDA BAREF OOT SPONSOR 'fir-' BECKY TRADER EDITOR . ,, ff' r , bmi? M13 f - f-WQWMWWW!-mf ff-Z Znhmf 4nf ffmggxg A - pw, ki.: V 0 Q ,IQ f W-ZJZWMW17 :WJWQ g R 491- , E I T ,Y r Mg Sz T, LOU ANN JOHNSON LUCILLE DRY ASSISTANT EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER Am Q kk f fb' M Z HOW about H C01T1P1i1T191'1t-5OfI3!? An Editor's work is never done! 66 Staff 1009140 '- I flow. RICKY ENNIS MELVIN JOHNSON SONNY JOHNSON CIRCULATION MANAGER PHOTOGRAPHY MANAGER ADVERTISING MANAGER is tk., I You mean we're actually through! ?! A Now, Melvin, I don't draw that bad. Or do I? gm, X 4 X ,,.x. ,4 I ' '--' ,V , X ,ff Lyn mmn , , , , A,aae y , fl ww 'ta 2 f I I 'ui X I ,fi i .X 1 ln, .X L, ,. ,IW , yn Mm...a N-W'-f41: ' Kwai i X. ' in ,eff ' f 5 w n J I 1 3 'lm-9. 45-WWW Cleveland. . . C-L-E-V-E-L-A-N-D. ff --I W' 'W Beta J LEFT TO RIGHT: Brenda Dupree, Carolyn Parrish, Lou Ann Johnson, Becky Trader, Joy Parrish, Joy Byrd, Becky Holland. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Stephenson, Elaine Blackmon, Sharon Ennis, Patricia Moss, Kathy McGee, Ann Coats, Sue Smith, Carolyn Coats. THIRD ROW: Dennis Stephenson, Steve Langdon, Dale Stephenson, Tommy I-loneycutt, Rodney johnson, Phil Wood, David Smith. MISS BETTY JOE I-IATCHER , Sponsor BECKY TRADER President y , BRENDA DUPREE Vice-President M A 'lir LOU ANN JOI-INSON Secretary STEVE LANGDON Treasurer JOE BYRD Reporter Club M? 1 -.M fa L X 'lu-gf' 'ibn up-ey-mann-uw Wi W Members of the Beta Club learn new a different things. Well, what do you expect? This is the first time I shaved. U ATX D s , B X I X f . V . These are a few of the characters in the P.T.A. Program given by the Beta Club. .41 I P V , 4 f 'ff S 4 nd if What did you say that thing was? Ram Review ,-gk kk, SHARON ENNIS JOY PARRISH ANN COATS Editor Assistant Editor Art Editor Qf I-Iow's this, Chief? Typists-or is it typist? 70 You i BRENDA DUPREE Marshals LOU ANN JOHNS ON CHIEF You just can't imagine how thrilling it is to be chosen to serve as a marshal. But, as in everything else, along with the honor goes a great deal of re- sponsibility. Determination, hard work, and a quest for knowl- edge are all it costs, and it really is worth it. Why not strive for that goal? PHIL WOOD PATRICLA MOSS 71 BECKY TRADER 1 . f W Mrs. joan B. Nixon Ann Coats Eifirarians I Alma Lou Byrd Vw David Smith M Phyllis Coats 424. 'Q-L,, Jimmy Stephenson Sue Smith Janice Parrish Elaine Blackman Carolyn Parrish Dale Stephenson Joy Byrd 72 Qlee Club 5 -V 5 f 5 1 f 5 ' ' --yy M .1 ' , 2, . 2 , .L ff W V ' f A ' Q f ' f , 'f 'f F ' 'A 2 .4 A f 1 I3 4, af ,f , r , 7,,, , ,, , 4 , ' N fi ' ' ' :W Q1 1 f f - ' V ' , I .1 f , , f h , , , ,f , f .Q I Q 7 , A , W , 54, . 7 ' I l , W .H ' A L 4 - .Q - 4. A - LEFT TO RIGHT: Seated: Melody I-Iargis, Debbie Stephenson, Denise Jones, Ann Coats, Cathy Cotten, Betty Williams, Jewel Adams, Judy McGee, Sherry Dupree, Tam Matthews. First Row: Diane Stancil, Rhonda Johnson, Kathy Pope, Elaine Stephenson, Phyllis Coats, Jo Ellen Pope, Betty Barbour, Earl Anderson, Wayne Barefoot, Brenda Lou Coats, Patricia Moss, Joy Eakes, Edith Ann Austin, Martha Deans, Frances Wilkins, Janet Barbour. Second Row: Brenda Beasley, Linda Prince, Carolyn Beasley, Janet Johnson, Rhonda Stephenson, Janice Whitley, Kathy Wood, Charlona Walton, Sue Baker, Elaine Blackmon, Pam Ennis, Jayne Roberts, Beverly Johnson, Bonnie Byrd, Becky Parker, Brenda Gail Coats, Bonnie Barbour. Third Row: Vickie Byrd, Janice Parrish, Debra King, Terry Moss, Peggy Price, Sandra Johnson, Sue Buffkin, Nell Franke, Roger Johnson, Judy Stephenson, Gail Jones, Betty Bridges, Linda Troxler, Charlene Watson, Carolyn Coats, Susan Braswell, Joy Coats. J Ji 'A' X Z! if V , 1, Mrs. Shelby Cody Mrs. Jessamine Bryan 73 Huiure Homemahers 'A I 'lx -l, .1 ,S-f W-1-rs, - Y I f L in L-L.-La A A A L Llp 21-L, in gn,je4,L,,gQ , AL A 5 - b L K 'J :dw , 1 -.a if, - A- 5 , A 1- - L- L- - ex L-f - - A - V- 4. L nj f g it 4 B f er if f 'D 2 1' A 2 ' 'P-f f A .f , , fwgrm, LFE:-,Q .,,vY,n.Tl ,H --so A U- LA, ,fr 1 ,, , 32, ? li as 1 I 7 J Jyiy lin fl -f A BJ L N ' 2 ' I if Q W S 9 qw 1 'vi' L 1 J L fs, ea , ea L as J ,,. nf V A , ' ' If X W- 4 Y K , ' nmqgw 9 B or im ns is an Q- at ' . ' ' ' 1 r 1 'v X . Q v I ' ' ,V its K S . Q , V lx 'W V 1 e L L+ ff e L ra. .4 J J, J ,J S , LEFT TO RIGI-IT: Seated: Charlene Watson, Sharon Ennis, Becky Trader, Joy Parrish, Lavon Benson, Lou Ann Johnson, Gail King, Becky Holland, Lucy Dry. First Row: Denise Jones, Kathy McGee, Rhonda Johnson, Kathy Pope, Elaine Stephenson, Phyllis Coats, Jo Ellen Pope, Sue Smith, Debbie Barbour, Sharon Stephenson, Patricia Moss, Joy Eakes, Edith Ann Austin, Martha Dean, Amanda Gulley, Debbie Johnson, Betty Williams, Cathy Cotten. Second Row: Melody I-Iargis, Linda Prince, Janet Johnson, Jo Ann McCabe, Brenda Dupree, Janice Whitley, Kathy Wood, Charlona Walton, Sue Baker, Elaine Blackmon, Pam Ennis, Bonnie Byrd, Bonnie Barbour, Brenda Gail Coats, Tam Matthews, Frances Roberts, Judy McGee, Debbie Stephenson. Third Row: Jayne Roberts, Brenda Beasley, Joy Byrd, Deborah King, Peggy Price, Irene Morris, Bonnie Matthews, Darline Byrd, Wilma Arwood, Dawn Grimes, Judy Stephenson, Sherry I-Iardee, Beverly Johnson, Betty Bridges, Susan Braswell, Joy Coats, Diane Stancil, Sherry Dupree, Gwana Lassiter. ,,,,,,....,.b-A--fM...fm.wM.,.m-4 Along with the FFA, the FI-LA sponsored a Leadership Workshop, in which offi- cers were trained in their duties. The Vice-Presidents meet during workshop hour. 74 of America 1--, bl MRS, MATTIE L. JOY PARRISH BECKY HOLLAND GAIL KING LAVON BENSON PENNY President Vice-President Secretary Chapter Brother Advisor r-rr A ' . in A ed Q ' 4.1 x ,Q 1 kg 'iiyvl Li. , L awww .,4,,i,z . LUCY DRY SHARON ENNIS CI-IARLENE WATSON LOU ANN JOHNSON BECKY TRADER Treasurer Reporter Recreation Leader Historian Parliamentarian 424 Q-,,f,.'H6' What does FHA mean-work? F HA'ers learn to make Christmas decorations. 75 gufure Farmers g ' LL lin.- L L-5 r L M Lt , trial- A -4 A 4-4 - AL- 'IMT ,p1r Qfjil -s-'-Q1fff-1ff,',f,',QfQ51 , Zum- 32752 iffrff.f2sffiff' Q in x' ll. l,..l llfa' hella 'I ll 'Il LEFT TO RIGHT: Seated: Weldon Byrd, David Smith, Wayne Pope, Becky Trader, Steve Langdon,G. H. Carroll, Newell Brooks, First Row, Danny Walton, Steve Johnson, Terry Moss, Chester Ennis, Reid Stephenson, Jerry johnson, Randy Stephenson, Jimmy Ryals, Lyle Trader, Joey Carroll, Steve Gordon, Earl Anderson, Wayne Barefoot, Dickie Dupree, Philip Dupree, Ray Revels, Tony Jones. Second Row: Keith Noles, Tommy Love, Gary Benson, Robert Barbour, Jerry Barbour, Ray Stephenson, Woody Thigpen, Timmy Clifton, Mike Roberts, Jerry Carroll, Judson Arwood, Ronnie Jones, Tyra Langdon, Kenneth Beasley, Gary Parsons, Craig Jones, Phil Barbour, Richard Bridges, Mike Coats, Joe Young, David Stephenson, Earl Eakes, Teddy Pollard, Third Row: Mike Gardner, Donald Stephenson, Troy Pope, Roscoe Stephenson, jimmy Benson, Kenneth McGee, Donnie Matthews, Ray McGee, Gerald Stephenson, Donald Stephenson, Jerry Johnson, Sammy King, Melvin Johnson, Danny Prince, Paul Matthews, Otis Byrd, Johnny Coats, Dennis Byrd, Ronny Langdon, Mitchell Langdon, Ray Blalock, Roger johnson, Danny Jones, Craig King, Lanny Clifton, Mike Coats, Herman Adams, Donald johnson. W, Q' f gf j' -,D 4621! am- naw kg X President and Vice-President study Along with the FHA, the FFA chapter sponsored a Leadership Work- program of work. shop. Here you see the President's Class being held. 76 f. null' -M g- DAVID SMITH Vice-President Chapter Sweetheart 3 WAYNE POPE NEWELL BROOKS STEVE LANGDON G H CARROLL Sentmel Reporter Secretary Treasurer FFA is not all farming 1t'S learnmg --0 ---'--'--y't1'LT' -W U.,-.9 ff .fs may I s m -232553 fr ss ff' P nw 1 . is 1 Q WLQNS W I ' R r ' sv , , g - f , gggf, - , , X- .ww af-Rs,-,Ngi1'q ,A -X ' i W R , X, , in L 1 M of S WN, l , , if ,,.,xr J ' 3: . .J '1w'i ,,Stf-4 x 4 - ' 4 gr ,.., Bus Drivers ' rv'-Mars ' fn? 3 rf , is 5 ' A I t, -. 2 y . '? , L L ' f N- aa.,,,w.s,Q A A -..q.....vw. , , -n ,, 4 4 , i 1 . LEFT TO RIGI-IT: Donald Johnson, Irene Morris, Ronnie jones, Melvin johnson, Earl Eakes, Rodney johnson, Io Ann McCabe, Phil Wood, Larry johnson, Patricia Moss, Ronnie Johnson, Sammy King. 'A' , . 777, fff' 7 f, ' f 'I lv 4 M ,Q ' . 43773. , HL hf,1Q,w-'f,,f,, I, e . i W 2 'f 4, ,ff 12 P, 5 ff . , . f WMV, V677 '72 '91, 'ffwfl mf ,, Q , ff . K 'k H 4 4: an MJ f if 'f v, 4 f f, , , M, Our bus drivers are a very essential pau-t of your safety at school. They have done so in the past, and continue to transport hundreds of children safely to and from . school. They really deserve merits for driving on when the noise is so bad you can hardly think, for waiting that extra minute for someone to finish breakfast, for helping , that little girl find a seat, and then for taking all the ridicule they get from a bunch of thoughtless people. Thanks for a job well done. X X X, X .N X :tis xx X 5 S XX s. K 3-ft Q XS? X x ass 2 9 Q 3 s X r S X X rf? six x ss .s sf I' N Nr N s 'K Q , fy: 9 Q f. 'qw' Sy X ,x Q X if sr X Sym X ' x X gi Qqx N s fwwxv ' X 31,5 F A I up 1' 1 ' T ' J - .nsifm Q ,. Y - in -nom tw K- ., . X 'wgi:,Xs- I Q , I V.-,Kg X K 3 2 1 A si . ' Y , Q ' I N sX 'As 2 X kj X-uzxsx 1 1 5 Q x : ,r I ' if: 1 'rss 'I E -as 'X , N ,,s' is ,vm i 'i , 5 n it 1, 1' ., f 71' ,, .7 Laffy: , .. '44 H f V , ,, MQ, , 'yan , l l- ,V ' , 4 .X ' , fff WW. My JOM if ' f ff , W W . efffevf' .. - f , f, Q gal ,few . r , Buses wait for their lively loads. . Mwvrzfffw a W . r I r Where in the world is my bus? I wish it was red so I could spot it. 78 Sports The games we play are started and stopped at a moment's notice. But no one can take away the mem- ories of the excitement of that final minute. The sports- manship we found so helpful will always be a part of our lives. 79 Monogram ,QJQ L LEFT TO RIGHT: First Row: Brenda Dupree, Jo Ann McCabe, Melvin Johnson, Sonny Johnson, Becky Trader, Irene Morris. Second Row: Rhonda Stephenson, Shirley Coats, Sue Smith, Phyllis Coats, Tam Matthews, Bonnie Matthews, Lucy Dry. Third Row: Elaine Stephenson, Sherry Dupree, Gail Jones, Sherry Hardee, Beverly johnson, Kathy McGee, joy Byrd, joy Parrish, Sharon Ennis, Dennis Stephenson. Fourth Row: Tommy I-Ioneycutt, Ray McGee, Lyle Trader, Weldon Byrd, G. I-I. Carroll, Steve Langdon, Don Adams, Rodney Johnson, Jimmy Stephenson, Larry johnson, Ricky Ennis, Tyra Langdon. ai fi mf R W .means 1: 'hui' -W i ' One of the Monogram Club's accomplishments this year The Monogram Club also painted a C on our scorer's was the erection of this sign in front of the gym. table and in the Center CiI'C16- 80 C1115 MELVIN JOHN S ON PRESIDENT M M 'S SONNY JOHNSON Q: , VICE-PRESIDENT Jo ANN MCCABE SECRETARY IRENE MORRIS TREASURER BRENDA DUPREE REPORTER BECKY TRADER PROGRAM CHAIRMAN 'W ! ,fr 3 Would anyone like to buy a banner or license tag? Please! 81 ie, v vf Victory, is our LEFT TO RIGHT: Bonnie Matthews, Kathy Wood, jo Ann McCabe, Sharon Ennis, Phyllis Coats, Tam Matthews, Elaine Stephenson, Sherry Dupree, Judy McGee. ,g. i 44 f 'u f 2 11- f ff , V ,f y f , ,, f ici TAM MATTHEWS, CO-CHIEF JO ANN MCCABE, CO-CHIEF Victory cry! f W t ,L I If , . W 'nw W ,W W ,4 ' f MM ,.' ,ww AML ,7 MISS JOYCE FERGUSON TAM MATTHEWS JO ANN MCCABE Sponsor SHARON ENNIS BONNIE MATTHEWS PI-IYLLIS COATS T 1 ELAINE STEPHENS ON SI-IERRY DUPREE KATHY WOOD JUDY MCGEE 83 f? X Qitls' !' 4 ,,,J .i.,11, 'B 1 X 5' ,, I- '-r LEFT TO RIGHT: Front: joy Parrish, joy Byrd, Irene Morris, Becky Trader, Sherry I-Iardee, Pam Ennis. Back: Bonnie Byrd, Kathy McGee, Jayne Roberts, Denise Jones, Beverly Johnson, Edith Austin, Janice Whitley. K ,Z X TAM Q J' ,,,.. IRENE MORRIS and BECKY TRADER, Co-Captains COACH JERRY BOWMAN looks over his team. 84 X ..L A l'LIClJ7 ' Li ' Lli D28 QI... , 1 ,,, mfr? Af .WX I-leave, ho! Where will it go? vvwwfil' 1 ,, V f ,W WW M, I Q .. ' 3 ,,4,0dfV ,I K ' Q.. 5 , L af up Won't it ever come down? .-. ff 'nA - .., - i Move over, Rover! Let the big dog in! l1!l 111 1 ,, , V - .Vvv i ' ' A qifffvi ll F ri V -y U H 'qi KV , fp' l' 1 ' f fl L , 4.1 43. I ,Q , 1 ,Amwiw 4 ' i 4 ' ' P 1 A - ' Give me that thing! ! W H 'wif 4 Basfieigall Action Q2 My gosh, girls-I'm waiting for the ball! - 4, i Q if rl I P Get off my toe! Gurgle! Gurgle! Slurp! Is that polite, girls? Come on, boys! You don't have to stand there and look handsome! The Leaning Tower of Tommy! Pray tell! Is it in orbit? I wish I had my Bat-ball! Munch a bunch of Dentyne! I never did! ,.f-N Is it wipe-out or wipe-off? Boys, 15 m .. .59 l X! 1,11 41 L: IL, -4- LEFT TO RIGHT: Melvin Johnson, Sonny johnson, Troy Pope, Tommy Honeycutt, Lanny Clifton, Rodney johnson. Back: Larry Johnson, Donnie Matthews, Steve Langdon, Dennis Stephenson, Danny Prince, Lyle Trader, Don Adams. Jimmy Stephenson, Tyra. Langdon. C- if N F MELVIN JOHNSON and SONNY JOHNSON, Co-Captains COACH BRUCE COATS points our errors. 88 BaslQei6aH SONNY JOHNSON MELVIN JOHNSON LARRY JOHNS ON 89 DENNIS STEPHEN SON TOMMY HONEYCUTT Cleveland 22 Cleveland 31 Cleveland 32 Cleveland 25 Cleveland 22 Cleveland 27 Cleveland 34 Cleveland 39 Cleveland 48 Cleveland 37 Cleveland 36 Cleveland 68 Cleveland 73 Cleveland 57 Cleveland 52 Cleveland 67 Cleveland 44 Cleveland 54 Cleveland 67 .... Cleveland 62 Cleveland 50 Cleveland 67 GIRLS 1965-66 Baslietflall Scores ....BuiesCreek BOYS . . . . Buies Creek . . . . . . . . .Rosewood Corinth Holder ........Angier . . . . .Meadow ........Angier . . . Wilson's Mills . . . . ..Fou.r Oaks . . . .Four Oaks . . . .Rosewood . .... Buies Creek ....BuiesCreek . . . . . . .Rosewood Corinth Holder ........Angier . . . . .Meadow .........Angier . . .Wilson's Mills . . . . . .Four Oaks . . . .Four Oaks . . . .Rosewood 33 33 33 20 25 49 32 26 31 26 23 48 63 46 33 48 39 51 33 44 54 53 Cleveland 20. . . . . Cleveland 42. . . Cleveland 33. . . Cleveland 40. . . . , , Cleveland 42. . . . . . Cleveland 27. Cleveland 33. . . . . Cleveland 49. . . Cleveland 39. . . . . Cleveland 30. . . . . . Cleveland 22. . . , . Cleveland 82 Cleveland 55 Cleveland 48 Cleveland 74 Cleveland 67 Cleveland 51 Cleveland 61 C le ve land 44. Cleveland 63 Cleveland 60 Cleveland 36 . . . . . Princeton Corinth Holder . . . . . .Meadow .Wilson's Mills . . . . . Princeton Corinth Holder . . . . . .Meadow . VVilson's Mills . . . . . Princeton Corinth Holder . .. ...Meadow . . . . . Princeton Corinth Holder . .. .. .Meadow .Wilson's Mills . . . . . Princeton Corinth Holder . ..... Meadow .Wilson's Mills . . . . . Princeton .Wilson's Mills . .. . . .Meadow 39 39 43 37 27 21 5 1 26 25 26 34 53 32 62 44 43 32 71 28 49 52 46 Scorelieepers and Managers w INTRAQAIQRMS 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Ricky EIIHIS, Lucy Dry, G. H. Carroll, Reid Stephenson, Paul Matthews, Brenda Dupree, Chester Ennis, Weldon Byrd. BRENDA DUPREE LUCY DRY Gir1's Manager Scorekeeper CHESTER EN NIS Annotmcer REID STEPHEN SON Scorekeeper --g--,tx 'Zin G. H. CARROLL PAUL MATTHEWS RICKY ENNIS WELDON BYRD Statistician Boy's Manager Tirnekeeper Statistician V'- 91 Basehall X' fr, 1, i fi li 'Ssksy'ili r. n 1' edit Wy, 5 The 1965-66 Baseball Team is: LEFT TO RIGHT: First Row: Steve Langdon, Randy Sauls, Tyra Langdon, Lyle Trader, Don Adams. Second Row: Tommy I-Ioneycutt, Weldon Byrd, Johnnie King, Kenneth Byrd, Phil Wood. Third Row: Tim Adams, Bob Mangum, Bruce Stephenson fManagerj, and Coach Coats. , A W I ' 'Ziff 214 U A -575,1 -5 '., ,A F W ,-1, -' , ,JAM VVV, , 7 , ',,.,g,.m fgaaa N ,'s,1.w,..4o.yym .t.:., -, . v- . -wl- 'za Practice makes perfect. . . . A f L 2 s X vu vf'W -if ,A . f ' ,Jn .. Weldon Byrd's excellent pitching won many games. We're Don't worry, Tyra. He's got to stop sooner or later. lucky he still has a few more years with us. 92 5eam i E7 y X f7,,-.1 x C V rg 'gil X f r.. ' T 4 ' A-,Q-f.f::g 11 , , , r'- 'raw' 4- AX, , ' ' . ,aa A ::- asa., Another of our remaining pitchers, Tommy J, Nmsim-i Q, They don't look like it, but it's hard work. , I-Ioneycutt, has shown us in past years that we have nothing to worry about. Another one safe at third. 1 Aa. Xp-Lrlsi. 'UQ -,,-- Xa. ,,,- - ,. ,lffj , , M3 . A Qfwfgq FQ i:,,.q - .': wi -, 4, ' . 4 One, Two, Three strikes, you're out! Through the years, the baseball teams at Cleve- land have responded to BRUCE COAT's excellent NH : example. Here he and his infield have a conference. I'msure all the ball players would join us in giving Coach Coats a hearty and sincere Thank-you for tirne, effort, and encour- 1 X agement. -in Through the years, other than showing sportsmanship, the Cleveland Rams have proven themselves to be winners They have constantly been in the top ranks of the Johnson Cotmty Conference They have proven that Cleveland School is to be considered a powerful competitor in the Johnston County area. Here are a few of the Rams past accomplishments 1958 1959 1960 1961 1961 1962 1962 1963 1963 1964 1964 1964 1965 1965 1965 1965 1966 1966 1966 1966 -Johnston County Conference Runner-up QBoys' BasketballJ -Johnston County Conference Champion QBoys' Basketballj -Johnston County Southern Conference Champion QBoys' Bas -Johnston County Champion 11BaseballJ -Johnston County Conference Champion QGirls' Basketballj -Johnston County Conference Champion fGirls' Basketballj -Johnston County Champion 11BaseballJ -Johnston County Champion 41Boys' Basketbally -Johnston County Conference Champion fBoys' Basketballj -Johnston County Champion 1lBaseballJ -Johnston County Conference Champion fBoys' Basketballj -Johnston County Champion 41 Boys' Basketballj -Johnston County Conference Champion fBoys' Basketballj -Johnston Cotmty Champion 1lBoys' Basketballj Johnston County Champion 1IBaseballJ District Runner-up QBoys' Basketballj Johnston Cotmty Tournament Runner-up QGirls' Basketballj Johnston County Tournament Runner-up QBoys' Basketballj Johnston County Class A Champion fBaseballJ North Carolina Class A Runner-up QBasebal1J 94 1-zetballj Uictories The Rams continued their successful playing scheme to win the Johnston County Championship for the third consecutive year. The Rams topped Ayden 2-1, for the Eastern Class A crown with the marvelous pitching of left-hander Johnnie King. The well-coached Rams went to the State Class A baseball championship finals and were defeated by Crest in a best-of-three series. The Rams concluded their season with a fine 19 and 3 record. l l its ' I fl 'S' Q rw ww W 1 ...N ll -1- lun-A ,, A X 'N ,mfnxi aff W' We A on V-v Q, This is the team that made it to the State Finals in 1966 95 As 5ime oes By . Twelve long years have passed since that day we walked into the first grade class for the first time. 'I'hat's a ter- ribly long time! Yet, somehow, we made it. We made it to the highlight, the goal of those twelve long years. Through those many years we have shared so much joy, pain, sorrow, guilt, love, hatred, and genuine friend- ship. Can all these things ever be taken from our memories? Those same people we have lived with for twelve years will no longer be a part of us. After a few years of separation, Cleveland will have changed so much that it is not recognizable to us who will leave it now. Our home will be taken from us. As is the case in most situations, these twelve years have brought good and bad memories. There have been disa greements. We have been enemies one day and friends the next. But now, as we depart, let all our memories be of the good times. the wonderful things-for they far out-weigh the bad. Years from now, perhaps we will meet again. But Jane won't be that same silly high school girl you remember- she'll be a wife and mother. Those people will grow and mature. They will be the same persons, of course, but these days as they are now, will be gone forever. Time changes things immensely. That's the purpose of this book. We hope it will serve as a means of transportation to carefree, happy memories. We hope it will move you to appreciate your days at Cleveland. The 1967 Ram would not have been possible without the help of all those who worked at selling ads. And to Mr. J. H. Langdon, we give a special Thank you for putting up with a very unsure btmch. We also want to thank our sponsor, Mrs. Linda Barefoot, for her assistance. Cleveland I-ligh School-not too big or well-known, but it's the greatest. And you know why? The students make it that way. As we leave that's what we'll remember. So all who are left behind, don't let us down. We hope this yearbook will, in any small way, help each of you to remember twelve wonderful, crazy, heart- breaking years and help you live again among these hallowed halls of ivy. . . Becky Trader 96 Advertisements The 1967 edition of The Ram was made possible through the generosity of these -our supporters and friends. 97 YOUNG'S INSURANCE AGENCY John Perry Young, OWNER Speciolized in Home Owners, Form Owners, ond Hoil Ask The People Who Hove lnsuronce With Me Who? Kind Of Service You Get Office Phone ME-9-4400 Home Phone ME-9-2623 Angier, North Corolino 98 YOUNG'S DRESS SHOP Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Class of '67 For the Finest in Clothes at Reasonable Prices 4- vs:-ww Young's Dress Shop Angler, North Carolina 99 R. Z. MCGEE DRYWALL gl PAINT COMPANY 100 BEASLEY'S GROCERY 8g SERVICE A First Class Service Station Also Selling A Complete Line of Groceries Route 3, Benson Phone 934-4901 MILLS SELF SERVICE su-:fm 1 ,L z l l ,I Route 3 Benson, North Ccirolino Where Your Business ls Apprecioted 101 TOM'S SERVICE CENTER Thomas W . Ives General Repair Autos, Trucks, Tractors Five Miles West Farm Equipment Cleveland School of Smithfield Road Pickup ci Delivery Phone WE-4-4896 things gg beiiiith Coke THE CAPITAL COCA-COLA BCTTLING CO., INC Smithfield, N . C . 102 I' In HUGH AUSTIN'S Atrial is all we ask field North Carolina STEPHENSON'S BAR-B'QUE We Cook With Wood Halfway Between Benson and Garner Telephone 894-4530 Benson, North Carolina ANGIER GIN COMPANY Complete Ginning Service We BUY Colton Farm Supplies-Armour's Fertilizers Your Patronage Appreciated Wayne Feeds Leonard Ogbum Mgr Clayton, N. C. Phone WA2-624I Angier, N. C. CLAYTON POTTERY CO. Ray Price You Can Break Our Pottery, But You Can't Beat Our Prices Clayton, N. C. FIRST CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Angier, North Carolina Compliments of JOHNSON'S PAINT gl WALLPAPER STORE Smithfield, North Carolina We Feature A Paint For Every Purpose We Stock Wallpaper And Wallpaper Supplies CARSON' S CASH GROCERY groceries -gas-hardwa re -feed CLIFTON CARSON Highway 42-5 miles West of Clayton FIRST CITIZENS BANK gl TRLST CO. Smithfield, North Carolina Established T898 Complete Banking Service 4O!o Daily Interest and Savings F. S. ROYSTER OUANO CO. Thank You REP. EDSEL PENNY Rf. ff1,Angier, N. c. Compliments of LEDE R-HAIVII LTON Smithfield, North Carolina OVERBY'S BARBER SHOP 505-A East Market Street Smithfield, North Carolina Three BarIoer's SHERRILL L. MASSINGILL J. J. Roberts Coolidge G. Dowdy Compliments of J. E. GREGORY 8i COMPANY Smithfield, North Carolina WAKEFIELD SHOPPING CENTER Grocery 8. Service Meats Fertilizer, Feed Insecticides 8. Seeds Proprietor .I . W . MAYNARD HUDSON'S HARDWARE gf GROCERY CO. ANIITY HAIR STYLING Feed 8. Seed Fancy Gro Gloria and Jo Anne Building Supplies Bruning Clayton PHONE 772-4I4I 922-6660 Garner, N. C. John Deere Soles and Service CHANCIE MOORE BENSON DRUG CO. Prescription Druggist FARM EQUIP., INC. Hwy. 401 North P. o. Box I25 Phone 894'46OI Fu ua -Varina, . . . Clphgne 552-56lj8 C Benson, North Carolina Congratulations Seniors of Cleveland High gr Willow Springs, North Carolina 'Bensonf North Carolina U 639-4204 Serving Agriculture With Suppl: Since I93O WOODALL'S DEPARTMENT STORE C. R. FERRELL JEVVELER We clothe people who A Q N t CCIFG... n ier, or h Carolina TALTON REXALL DRUGS Prescriptions Our Specialty L. W. Talton and I. J. Pruett Compliments of WOODALL'S Benson , North Carolina WILLIAMS FARM SUPPLY FANCY oRocERlEs Quality Meats-Feed-Hardware Garner, N. C. LEE'S FOUR-WAY GROCERY L. F. 8. J. F. Lee Route Tl Willow Springs North Carolina Compliments of CLAYTON AUTO PARTS Claude W. Jones, Owner Phone 687-4323 FIVE POINTS SERVICE STATION Esso Dealer General Merchandise Route 3 Fuquay-Varina, N. C. CHARLlE'S ANGIER FARMERS SUPPLY INC. Feeds-Seeds-Fertilizers-Insecticides Fino Food - Good Service GENERAL FARM SUPPLIES A.s.c. oRDERs Hwy-3Ol-S-Benson, N. C. ANGIER, N.C. PHoNE 639-2919 Langdon Gil Co. Distributor Esso Products R.F.D. No. 3 Benson, North Carolina Bobby Langdon Bus. Phone 89 Owner Res. Phone 89 Greetings and Best Wishes To the Seniors ofthe Class of '67 Adams Concrete Products ot Varina Pipe - Duo-lite Blocks - Steps Marble Stone for Veneering Phone 552-2252 Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina Hwy. 4Ol, N . WILLARD STANLEY'S SEED STORE Truck Lane-Smithfield, N . Telephone 934-4537 We Clean and Treat Seed ACME CLEANERS P. O. Box T86 - Phone 894-3333 Benson, North Carolina Draperies - Rugs - Laundry Service Carpet Cleaning in Homes ZORBA'S DEN Tavern and Restaurant Pizza - Kosher Sandwiches - S Hours TT:OO A.M. to TT:45 P Also Take Out Window Live Entertainment Nightly GERALD C. BENSON MASON RY CONTRACTOR Route l, Angler, North Carolina Phone 894-3647 Benson NET ' X A S X Gifts f China Neta Turlington, Manager X Fl'ySl?ll X Lingerie Benson, North Carolina fqnfonfs, Wear X X C. Nl. LANGDON'S GARAGE Auto 8. Tractor Parts Wholesale 8. Retail BENSON FABRIC CENTER We strive to meet all your sewing needs in Fabric and Notions. Route One Angier, N. C. Also -l-Clllorlng Phone 894-4796 Benson North Carolina PLEASANT GROC. 8. SERVICE Phone: A place to go. For Quick Service Phone 894-3852 Route 3 Benson, N. C. Benson 894-4579 COLON BENSON Masonry Contractor All Types RFD. l of Masonry Work Angier, N. C. Build with Confidence CHARLIE C. WATSON Building and Remodeling Contractor Phone WE4-4763 Route ts Smithfield, N. C. Benson, N. C. STEPHENSON OIL CO. Rt. llgl, Angier, N. C. Shell Oil Products Phone Benson 894-3430 MT. PLEASANT FOOD CENTER Rt. AIT, Willow Springs WE MAKE THE COMPETITION NOT MEET IT!! I WARREN DRUG CO. Over CI quorter Century of Community Service Phone 894-4651 Moin Street, Benson, North Corolino JOHNSON'S DRUG STORE The Store Ot Personol Service Fuquciy Springs, North Corolino W.W. JOHNSON-C.E. ADAMS Registered Phormocists COMPLIMENTS or SELMA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PROGRESS UNLIMITED ASHWORTH'S Fuquoy Vorino, N. C. Clothing For Men 8. Boys Lddies Sports Weor Shoes for the FomiIy Boss Weeiuns 8 London Fogs STEPHENS SUPPLY CO., INC. WhoIesoIe cmd Retoil Hordwcrre-Building Supplies Avolite Points-Myers Woter Systems Soles ond Service Phone 552-226I Phone 552-4335 Fuquoy-Vorinci, North CoroIino BENSON FABRIC CENTER We strive to meet oII your sewing needs in Fabric ond notions- AIso Toiloring W, C, POSS OVERBY Used Cor Co. Good Cleon Used Cors Cross from the Fire Stcntion 4th St., Smithfield, N. C. Compliments of H'5'IL'G VIEYER5 FARM SUPPLY SERVICE, :Nc urniture I3I s. Third si. BOX 525 Smithfield, North Carolina Phone 934-2I57 SMITHFIELD, N. C. Your Nutrema Dealer Phone 934-4573 I25 East Market Street P. O. Box 687 Smitwfield, N. C. SMITHFIELD TELEVISION AND MUSIC CENTER The House of Musical Merchandise RCA Magnavox Steve C. Themis Phone 934-2659 ANGIER CLEANERS OWNER Cha rI es Stephens Phone 639-2228 Angier, North Carolina Congratulations from C REECH' S PHA RIVIACY Smithfield Prescription Specialists James L. Creech, OWNER Dial WE-4-2I3I JORDAN Sf HOLT, INC. Hardware Plumbing and Heating Contractors Smithfield, North Carolina Telephone 934-2620 BLALOCK GROCERY gl B I LLIARDS PROPRIETOR MARVIN BLALOCK I - Genuine Repair Parts Congmlft ol-'Ons Factory Trained Mechanics Seniors from AUTHORIZED FARM MACHINERY DEALERS OF JOHNSTON COUNTY HATCHE R' S G ROCERY Floyd C. Price G Sons Heavner-Wallace Route one Farmall Allis-Chalmers Gomer, Norm Carolina W. B. giiver S Sons iohnfon Tragtor 8 iver mp ement o. Johnson Cotton Co. Massey-Ferguson Proprietor John Deere B. sf R. Wilson Bruce Y. Hatcher Ford VARINA FARMERS EXCHANGE, INC Feeds, Seeds, Fertilizers Insecticides, General Form Supplies ond Seed Cleoning Fuquoy-Vdrino, North Ccirolind Phone - 552-2236 PLEASANT GROC. 8: SERVICE A Place to Go For Quick Service Phone 894-3852 Route 3 Benson, North Corolino CONGRATULATIONS To 0 fine group ot boys and girls- The Cleveland Seniors ot T967 Compliments ot C. P. TRADER I Case Blue Print 81 Supply Co., Inc. Photostats - Blue Prints -White Prints I26 E. Martin Street Raleigh, North Carolina 276OI Telephone 833-64I9 XEROX COPIES 84 OFFSET PRINTING Austin Motors Jesse Austin, Jr. Clayton, North Carolina 1 Eze :ma 7 -A-r-.K an ,. -W , +- --as Aff- qu: - m ,, , , J . .,,, 9.1 I r H g A P 'Slim Z New 8g Used Cars Cleveland Emporium A Little of Many Things See D. R. Wells Route I Clayton, North Carolina Phone 934-4898 S. R. Byrd Masonry Contractor Av -2' ff? Home Phone-Benson 894-4482 Office Phone-Cary HO 7-9337 Route I Angier, North Carolina JOHNSTON COUNTY OIL DEALERS ASSOCIATION LLOYD'S DRUG STORE Phone 772-4383 and Ready To Serve You FOREST HILLS PHARMACY Smithfield, North Carol i na Phone 772-4737 Garner, North Carolina YOUNG'S FURNITURE Gaither B. Stewart Troy Stewart 'The Place Where QuaIity 8g Prices RuIe Furniture - Electrical Appliances Hardware - Building Materials Paints and Varnishes Phone ME 9-8809 Angier, North Carolina V 7 yi 2 WV ,737 . X, yyf K O GRANTHANVS Smithfield Men's Store Boy's Store Formal Wear Compliments of FAY'S SANDWICH Smithfield, North Carolina P. B. JOHNSON SONS R. C. A. TV's 8 Stereos G. E. Appliances Sherwin Williams Paints Farm Supplies Building Materials Phone 894-33l5 Royster Fertilizers, Limes, Seeds Chemicals, 8. Insecticides ASCS Orders Filled RUDOLPH VV. JONES, AGENT MITCHINER Chem SERVICE Fertilizers - Cotton Ginning 732 Fuel Oil - Kerosene - Gasoline BYRD BROTHERS Jewelry Dept. Shoes for men and boys Watch and Shoe Repair Jewelry of any Kind Box 835 Phone 922-7400 Western BOOTS HWY. 70 East Clayton, N . C. phone 894-4557 Benson ABDALLA' S Where styles are newer and Prices are lower Benson, North Carolina CAIRO DRIVE-IN THEATRE Fuquay-Varina James M. and Pansy Bullock X A WTLA , gi? x'LlliZ::'L 1. h ANGIER lVlILLING COMPANY Joe Pleasant, Mgr. When Better Corn Meal is Made We Will Make lt! We Specialize in Self Rising Corn Meal Security Feeds' Phone ME 9-2552 Angier, N . C CLAYTON FARMERS EXCHANGE Feed, Seed and Fertilizer Clayton , North Carolina Compliments of TASTEE-FREEZE and LITTLE BARN Clayton - Smithfield - Selma Compliments of CANADY PLUMBING Clayton, North Carolina Compliments of CLAYTON HARDWARE COMPANY, INC. CTHE ORANGE FRONT STORED BRENTWOOD GRILL Clayton, C. Odell Wood A 'A WN, ,MF 51,1 39 ,' ' ' A, ,C SYM stil ' ' x Ai 52 ','gJ'Ij f . A -f A fa, 5 1 .sz -x ' Lai? siri in ,r, 1- A A pk :M A A . O 5, 11 ' '- , V, X Q ,eww M is A? F5 wiv, sau.,-1. vvwfvep, Q N' X v ' ffiervadas-1:33-+wZt'fQ:s'St' W 'Q ' I P' . ,, lx .IS ,S 4 , , t ,C as KEITH TRACTOR gc INIPLENIENT COMPANY Massey-Ferguson Tractors Combines 8s Implements Irrigation Equipment Fuquay-Varina , North Carolina 'I Compliments of DR. A. N. JOHNSON, OPTOIVIETRIST Fuquay, North Carolina OLIVE'S CASH SERVICE CENTER Highway 42-Old Stage Road Jct. Proprietor - R. B. Olive Groceries, Clothing General Merchandise Congratulations Class of I967 IVIACKS STORES INC. Variety and Fashion Mon.-Thur. 9-6 Fri.-Sat. 9-7 552-566I Fuquay-Varina, N. C. Lillington, N. C. J. DON JOHNSON COMPANY Building Materials 84 Furniture Painting 8s Building 222 East Main Street Benson, N. C. Tel. 894-4059 WINIBERLEY FEED NIILL, INC. Feeds - Seeds Livestock Equipment Phone 639-2322 Route Iii Angier, N. C. 275OI ON YOUR WAY TO RALEIGH DROP YOUR CLEANING AND SHIRTS AT OUR DRIVE-IN WINDOW AND PICK UP THE SAME DAY ON YOUR WAY HOME FOREST HILLS GLAIVI-O- RANIA Cleaners Garner, N. C. Phone No. 772-3I7I Your Business Is Appreciated NI. B. SIVIITH'S GROCERIES 8r GAS rerriiizers errd Pelco Chemicals oerrrser, N. c. Route One Phone No . 772-2367 Cymru emclull . . lb Qgaw out fjlnwiiaalb will 6-uhnilulw. L if L M' M -'filer V gf N ' I Z I I ll I, A-N n Q ne,-k nun? a s 1 Lg . L 'lllll-ae!!-l'f Qlnngraiulfxtinns M264 M1666 SMITHFIHD, N. C. lVlATTHEVV'S GRILL Compliments of ROSE 8: COMPANY Hot Dogs Hamburgers F' F ' S' l905 A Local Place To Meet And Eat Iglfgisgrrguljjplliliies- Z ' h R d' 8. T.V. Route One ClGyl'Oi l, N. C. eBlllnecg9'4c?-3'l3'I Benson, North Carolina SNllTH'S LADIES SHOP Smithfield, North Carolina There ls No Substitute For Fine Quality ff Q Cojge has the taste you never get tired oti THE CAPITAL COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., INC 117 Western Auto Association Store Mitchell Stephenson, Ltd. Parrish's Clothing Store Smithfield Auto Dealers Luby F. Royall Jewelers South Side Barber Shop W. W. Langley Jewelers Benson Fabric Center Currin Oil Company Wade Jone's Store Farmer's Hardware Service Cleaners Bell's Opticians W. C. Stuart, Jr. Rachel Backer C. H. Parrish Johnson Lambe Kelly Joseph Pope's 118 . ' iff ' ' iff. ,J 1+ if gf Xi W, f 'N sf f af4Y'l', ' ' 'f '5'f Z' J' ' i A Q f f g ,Q f Z Z v f ff QQ f ff? ' 71 v ff rf iff ? 'bw X ! , R , , fl VA' J J-,.u13 I V fun... ,V .. 1 'Y .. 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