Curry High School - Phantom Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1961 volume:

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Md., .WWW ' Q Z 1,2 I W Q I Sl r ' 1 .2 ' f 1. N..,q,, h .4---' Y :Z i , ., , w- f f if Migff 4 X 4168 M ifffvlzfffgr H' S S: wx , n me ...- Published by the Students of CURRY HIGH SCHOOL Woman's College Greensboro, Norih Carolina ha ntom I NINETEEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY-ONE Hignligntsmin ine scnoolmin tHe Hi-Qzx The winning Hi-Q panel, Toni, Tommy, Newspaper Week: Journalists Sheila, Mike, Suzi, Steve, and David, accept a check for the Curry Art, Toni, and Suzanne attended the Student Press library. Association and visited The Greensboro News. Senior Play: Have a Heart ...... an academy award performance. - Y W N..,gg-H Y f-.WM -mm, ..WM,.W.v-ww.-.,l,M,,-.N ,mm rm- M...-M cifymin the nation Qarwash: Curry's super-speedy carwash service is demonstrated by Mike, David, Steve, and Art. The year 1960-61 was highlighted by these special events. The production of Have a Heart brought riots of laughter and congratulations for the cast. Offering both fun and profit, the Key Club car- wash increased the club's service record. Deadlines were inet by the Curryer and Phantom. Not to be forgotten are the in- dustrial arts vvinners who continually keep Curry's name before the nation. Behind each success lies much hard Work, and the Phantom gives special recognition to the students. Industrial.Arts Winners: After receiving merit certificates, the 1960 winners pose with President Friday and Chancellor Pierson. V9 Mike puts another edition of the Curryer to press. if-fe TOP: F.T.A. members gain a chance to put theories to use by helping the first grade wvith a Writing lesson. CENTER: Phantom homeroom representatives, Allen, Roos, Rubin, Landry, Lynch, Caudle and Gorrell work to sell pictures and to solicit sub- scriptions. BOTTOM: Stage crew members get the set ready for Have a Heart. Citigensfiip and Service., in the schooln. in the community I s 1 l l l Carolyn Brown, winner of the DAR award for citizenship, studies the North Carolina section in the cur- riculum library. Marshals Margaret, Tom, Becky and Grady, whose courteous smiles have won many friends for Curry, guide us to top entertainment. The Assembly Committee, B. Tidwell, J. Newman, Advisor Mehaffie, K. Gorrell, T. Middlebrook, and W. Dar- nell work diligently behind the scenes to plan and produce entertaining assembly programs. Curry delegates Wayne and Karalee compare notes on events at Boys' and Girls' State Conventions. Not pictured, Ralph Hall. .M,,,m,.M,,,,-.,- ,,,,,, -r-,WM- .W .,...,,-,..,,,r,.WJ Chris and Pat sign absentee blanks in the office. Phantom fans await the activity bus to go to the game at Elon. W7 Our high school life is four years of par- ticipation in class activities amid the laugh- ter and cheers at athletic or social events. Classes bring new friendships and aware- ness of our special talents. We develop ini- tiative and skill as we work on club projectsg we learn co-operation and teamwork on the athletic field, and we gain a sense of both individual purpose and school spirit. The soda shop set gathers on the W.C. 'campus after school. TOP: Mike, prompted by rumors of possible locker check, asks Billie to hold the important things while he sorts materials for the wastebasket. LOWER: Mr. Hagood shows his advanced math class how to find the volume of a cylinder. The senior class of 1961 Presents the Phantom as a tribute earned And well deserved by Mr. Shipton, A man both Wise in guidance of youth's minds And of the universe's secrets learned. Encouragement, assistance, dedication, He glady gave to all who were in need. Remembering a patient explanation Or a personal inquiry, we find He was our friend in thought, in deed. A man who has such worthy traits is one Who's earned acclaim, and so to Mr. Shipton We offer this merited commemoration With gratitude and in appreciation. MR. CLARENCE O. SHIPTON ' - - Mr. Shipton and the physics class Mr. Shipton, Greg, Scott, and Mrs. Shipton. probe Natures Secrets. lO Our administrators work closely together in planning activities and policies for the continued growth and development of' Curry. Their genuine interest and thoughtful direction provide for us the encourage- ment, guidance, and Wholesome school environment for molding a ,better tomorrow for Curry. MR. HERBERT E. VAUGHAN, JR. DR. KENNETH E. HOWE Principal Dean of School of Education C C O I 1 A trip to faculty mailboxes and the bul- letin board prompts an exchange of school news from Miss Mehaffie and Mr. Rigsby. The camera catches Mrs, Mitchell, Miss Bowles, and Miss Hart as they leave for a luncheon meeting. mf V..-swam:---wwe--vxnnuumnw Wil? . 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THE SE IOR CLASS MARY LEE BALL NANCY ANN BERRY CAROLYN JOYCE BROWN I8 June, 1961 . . . for us, the senior class, it marks the termination of our high school careers. We have waited for this magic date with impatience, but when we begin to count the days before its approach, we remember with nostalgia . . . our freshman year . . . being welcomed to Curry by the Big Sisters . . . our first introduction to algebra . . . a consciousness of ourselves as freshmen . . . ANN CUTTER LORRAINE CASTROVINCI LINDA BOYD DANIELEY I9 GLORIA JEAN COMBS RONALD WAYNE DARNELL as tenderfeet and then a gradual sense of unity and pride in our class and in the school. Our sophomore year brought us prestige in physical education classes . . . apprenticeship for future positions on the varsity team, the Carryer, the Phantom . . . a speaking ac- quaintance with frogs, with the square root of minus one, with Silas Marner. As juniors, We found ourselves with budget trouble which resulted in our production of A Girl Named Pat and homes overstocked with Katy-Dids. RALPH GORDON HALL, JR. TONI ANGELA GAILEY JOHN E. GRIFFIN, 2O Competent Senior Class Officers are M. Masten, president, C. Brown, sec- retary, A. Cutter, vice- presidentg M. Short, treasurer. THE SENIOR CLASS LEE HSU DALE B. KELLY, JR. BARBARA FYETTA KLOCK 21 KARALEE THERESA MARVIN Underclassmen began to respect us as We ac- cepted leadership and new responsibilities. The year ended .with the Junior-Senior Ball, the product of our best efforts. At our first senior homeroom meeting, we elected Mike Masten our leader. We had learned the importance of hard work and began preparation for term papers and College Boards. In recognition, We were given a tea by the sophomores and were dismissed first from assembly. As we ordered cards for graduation, we realized that our days at Curry were nearing their close. JUDITH DIANE MILLS MICHAEL A. MASTEN JOSEPH BLAINE MCKINNEY 22 I l Seniors Griffin, Newnam, and Brown take a serious look into the future as they peruse college catalogues. THE SENIOR CLASS ALAN JEFFREY EMILY JOSEPHINE NATHANSON NEWIVIAN CLARENCE WILLIAM NEWNAM 23 Fountain pens and messages flourish on the day the Phantom arrives. J. Newman, M. Ball, and B. Tidwell write their autographs. THE SENIOR CLASS MARTHA ELIZABETH MICHAEL J. ROBINSON SHORT PATRICIA ANN SPERRY 24 LINVILLE LEE STAFFORD THURMAN TYRONE THOMPSON As We walk down the auditorium aisle for the last time at graduation, we will realize that this is the perfect climax of four vital years and that our focus is now on the future. ELLEN LOUISE WEBB 25 EDITH REBECCA TIDWELL SHEILA ANN YARZEBINSKI BEST PERSONALITY MOST TALENTED Carolyn Brown Buddy Kelly Pat Sperry Gloria Combs Blaine McKinney DPLBLE . ell e Dain MOST WMU SENIOR MQYY Lee Ball MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Toni Gailey Ralph Hall MOST ENERGETIC Becky Tidwell Sheila Yarzebinski HIGHLIGHTS MOSTCOU Nan RTEOU Marti? Be1'1'y S Lee Hjfort FRIENDLIEST MOST STUDIOUS Barbara Fyetta Klock Mike Robinson Karalee Marvin Alan Nathanson 27 MOST SINCERE Lorraine Castrovinci Lee Stafford SENIOR AL ORXGXN Webb MoST men Judy NQXEOHQ Thompson Y BEST DRESSED Linda Danieley Mike Masten HI Lee Hsu points out his home in Formosa to Wayne. A1111 MOS 91' HLETIC A Bill Ne Whanl WITTIEST Jo Newman John Griffin 0 Juniors Crumpler, Chappell, and Cre- ger boost the class treasury with a candy sale to Miss Fowler, their American history student teacher. FIRST ROW: Roy Fink Alexander, Jr.: Joyce Kay Andrewsg Thomas William Bax- terg Alvis Rebecca Bellg Linda Lee Boykin: Roy Michael Cecilg Robert Thomas Chappell. ' SECOND ROW: Peggy Jo Cregerg Sarah Millicent Crumpler: Andrew Curtis: Susan Ruth Dailey: Ruby Kae Gorrellg John Eric Hedrick: Donald Ray Jefferson. THIRD ROW: David West Johnston: Suzanne Katherine Jones: Martha Jean Lane: Arthur Lionel Latham Illg Virginia Sue Lynch: Kathryn Louise Meeceg Hazel Ann Moore. 'Ui www' FIRST ROW: Burnice Marie Morrisg Margaret Viola Murrayg David Hale New- Iandg Jean Elizabeth Parkerg Jane Marie Reynolds. SECOND ROW: Marie Rogersg Adrian Stevens Rubin, Jr.g Grady William Scott, THE JU IOR CLASS Jr.g Sally C. Scott. 'Uv 'Qw CLASS OFFICERS Secretary S. Jones, President A. Latham, Vice-President D. Newland, Treasurer R. Chappell, Social Chairman Scott, and Council Representative D. Johnston led the Junior class for an eventful year. FIRST' ROW: Dustin Earnest Anderson, Janie Franklin Blair, James L. Blakeley, Jr., Billie Carrol Boone, Clifford DeWayne Bridges, Diane Loraine Carter, Donald Caudle. SECOND ROW: Eddie Holden Clodfelter, Jane Meredith Darnell, Joyce Fay Fields, William Jo- seph Griffin, Val Broadway Hennessee, Jr., Clar- ence Edmund Hinson, Emily Hope Hunt. THIRD ROW: Joyce Lee Hutchinson, Sandra D. Jackson, William Earl Kemp, II, Ronald George I llll I -I ..,, .M , s' 1 i 3 f X. S ffm i . f05f,5:wi ,Q-.ffw 2- Y -wr- f , S i 'M 5 S if ie lf! , fi? , . Wh. . .i .5 2: .mil if rf! Rv! vll. 1 f sd OPHOMGRES CLASS OFFICERS Sophomore class officers, looking over plans for the senior reception, are J. Hutchinson, secretary- treasurer, A. Wade, vice-president, and T. Mc- Kinney, president. Not pictured, W. Bridges, so cial chairman. Mackay, Paul Thomas McKinney, Malinda Kath- eran Maynor, Paul D. Melton. FOURTH ROW: Margaret E. Nelson, James David Newman, Virginia Lee Oldham, Janice Marie Price, David Olin Reynolds, Crystal Ann Rhodes, Douglas Byron Rosier. FIFTH ROW: Frankie David Sparks, Bonnie Jean Stafford, James David Stedman, III, Mar- garet Sherwood Toman, Allen Keith Wade, Joseph Lanier Wright, Jr. we Q, 1. F in in .fi 6! 'i IS si i 3' an . ..l. ll.l if ill , I k ' f,,' f L. ' ,K VVL +- iile 1 I .lll I X .i.. . . I 1 ,... . , N f.f, 51,37 W ,L , K f c , Y 1 ,.'. if si 95 is is 3 Q ii 23 ...g A 5 ' PW h ,. ..,, X h M y .. Q X 'M 'F - mx. , Q C -'f-'L' i, O f '4'. ' H ' , K, if . g wi M 55, ,rg 1 .5 ' j , .ggi v-Lk. i .:,'. if . f2E, , ..-f K. KY .Ky if' SK X 5 is.f 1'M'Hi QQ- +wfagmawavwwMWK ' slesit ,ssr mwwwr Mara' rlss -rrlsrr 3:-My 2 Q , h h I K A K ,V.V K ,.., Mx? X wi Q Q we , A ly i , New K K , mh, amy, . K, is ki 2 - ' in xl ah al QQ H W a at Ti ,,'- e' V V - . , ' - ' J Q ' - 4 . ' I KK'L ' ' J - fluff- Q Q, K ,: K K :'Q?:l'5 ' - ' wx 3 393 V A A , Av- , . 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'MN 13f K ' J ' K A K f - I 17+ L, ig- , FIRST ROW: William Glenn Adams, Jr.g Cynthia Upchurch Alspaughg Morrell Bryant Aydeletteg Virginia Ann Bardolphg Joe Pearson Burchettg Wayne Thomas Burgessg James Louis Cooperg Janet Gail Dailey. SECOND ROW: James B. Danieley, IIg Rosemary Denise Daviesg Anne Sharon Deang Nell Scott Dyerg Gary J. Engelsg Mary Gayle Fralickg Charles Perry Goodrumg Carol Margaret Harris. THIRD ROW: Elizabeth Caroline Herringg Anth- ony Wayne Hinsong Chester Wilson Linkerg John Frederick Merrittg Barbara Regina Middlebrookg Sandra Lee Montig James Charles Morrisg Mar- garet Lynn Overman. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Gail Pfaffg Coy Tatum Phillips, Jr.g Carol Lee Reynoldsg Patricia Jane Roosg Patricia Ann Salterg Roger Norman Schec- terg Mary Evelyn Seaboltg Suzanne Gilson Sellers. FIFTH ROW: Michael Sheltong Gail Ann Spen- cerg David Wayne Stricklandg Sarah Dee Vaughang Linda Susan Welborng Shirley Diane Williams. 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FOURTH ROW: Charles Newland, William Parrlshg Brenda Plttmang Frank Poole: William Russell: Barry Thomas. CLASS OFFICERS A Able leaders are Treasurer sentative Martin, President Allen, Secretary Dav dry, and Co Cecil. EIGHTI-I GRADE of the eighth grade Poole, Council Repre- is, Vice-President Lan- u n c i l Representative 5 Carol Qi 1 CLASS OFFICERS Leading the seventh grade this year are Miss Peden, Adviserg Treasurer Pfaff, Vice-President Rigsby, President Gale, Representative Combs, Secretary Fulton, Representative Kemp. u SEVENT FIRST ROW: Patricia Alspaughg Mark Bardolphg Patsy Bolteng Bettye Brantleyg Patricia Bullardg Carolyn Combsg Georgia Early. SECOND ROW: Don Fletcher, Glennys Fultong June Galeg Diane Garnerg Andrew Hartsookg Linda Jonesg Sue Kemp. :wi 'fe vw. tm -M ew H GRADE THIRD ROW: Lynda Masteng David Middletong Robert Eugene Mooreg Gary Pageg Linda Passg Eugene Pfaffg Andrew Rigsby. FOURTH ROW: Thomas Roosg Harris Ruweg Ronald Sparksg Cynthia Speasg Kay Stallingsg Janice Tuttleg Emily Wray. ,sl ,A , ,,fas.,t,,f1f A. 1- , R R ,ft Q 9 . , ' f , i f . -5 ' 1 W V L- - W -1 f I 1 ' fs: W 'f- F - ' 2 PM ' f f i , it f V , X, R , l f as C y f- ' S ,fi --gy 'wsgygfga' its we ,-:sf I 7 5 ,J ,, 59 K 3 wrgfg- fy ,Xa Qin, . p I i , ,t,, F 3 -' K 1.2 mn! , 1 142 .. K fi is V ' , 2.1. f - f - f' f ,lf ' n - 21 2. S ei, -. . K, C H K I A Vp f -- M u-a - 1.1. 5 ' ' , ,,,V3V f x W.. j..',,h,m5:favf C' - . A - ' - I .H3g!fli,f. . m i.. 1 ' 1 4 , :if K X L F ' LEW in . . Tb 'X' -' L , ' ' f ,. 2 Lim IEE .. 'sf ':'i,stfU ,l , Hi' 'iff' . - , ' . T , - , q ' 2 ' f 1 ' t Y - I A ' , , . 2 1 -1 't'9'i'i '4 ' - Y ' wfzSff'f.mf2e: w as - X - - f ' mf, .- i s my W . , U gt . . 74 , .f K J A V Q 35 468: QWQ, ,gy Qu W K kr X!-54' W A A A w R 5' H 1 3 3 N? f R 2 g sw? M , V 2 We k X A ' ,Q I Q 5 1 mg Q I Q Nw 1 was H+5.,,,W+, ,Q,,,. Vw H , . wwf v H 1 3 -' -- ' ' Student leaders chosen to guide the student body are President Hall, Social Chairman Gailey, Secre- tary-Treasurer Rubin, and Vice-President Darnell TUDE T CGUNCIL Every student at Curry High is a member of the Student Government Association. Of- ficers and representatives are elected by popular vote. The Student Council provides maximum opportunity for participation in school affairs to acquire experience in demo- cratic procedures. Under the guidance of Miss Bowles, the members work toward ac- tive citizenship. Members of the Student Council are, left to right, L. Castrovinci, J. Blair, C. Harris, P. Roos, S. Yarzebinski, T. Gailey. ESCOND ROW: B. Adams, V. Hennessee, D. Johnston, W. Darnell, S. Rubin, T. Thompson, Miss Bowles. E?iff:4LE5 J W STUDE T COURT The Student Court, composed of an adviser and seven justices chosen by the faculty for having evidenced qualities of good character, leadership, and fairness, handles student prob- lems wisely. Meetings are held in closed ses- sion and the proceedings are never revealed. Justices of the Court, Left to right, are T McKinney, M Ball A Cutter, S Lynch P. Sperry, R. Chappell. NOT PICTURED Adviser Mr Rlgsby liiirlldilmiimski ,E liUAElQMlo EQ??b?uiMl5lliZliI l Phantom editors Klock, Marvin, Newland, Brown, and Scott put their heads together in a session of planning the Phantom layout designs. PHA TOM The advertising staff, S. Goodrum, M. Masten, A. Latham, S. Jones, business managersg D. Johnston, and T. McKinney, divided the city into districts to devise an ad-selling strategy. C0-editors Mary Lee and Toni plan the best book yet. 40 Mrs. Noland, Curryer adviser, discusses an editorial with Editor Yarzebinski prior to publicaiton, while Jane proofreads a stencil for page nine. Thanks tothe Cuwyer staff, We are kept abreast of all that goes on at Curry. After meeting the deadline, the Curryer staff assembly line, S. Dailey, ettroill Q S. Scott, M. Cecil, D. Jefferson, K. Gorrell, L. Boy- kin, M. Short, S. Yarzebinski, J. Mills, and B Newham, pauses to read the latest ed1t1on. , l l NATIONAL, HONOR SOCIETY Membership in National Honor So- ciety is the highest honor that a high school student can attain and is based on scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Senior members L. Cas- trovinci, A. Cutter, and K. Marvin lead S. Rubin, S. Jones, and T. Gailey in a candlelighting service. F. T. A. Future Teachers of America study and observe classes to develop teach- ing skills for future use. Projects for the year included Christmas fav- ors for crippled children and Be Kind to Teachers Week. Members of the Charles E. Prall chapter are, BACK ROW: T. Gailey, M. Rogers, B. Tidwell, J. Newman, K. Marvin, L. Castrovinci, S. Dyer. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Mitchell, F. Klock, Vice- President, C. Brown, Librariang N. Berry, Secretary, M. Ball, President, P. Sperry, Treasurer. NOT PIC- TURED, J. Parker, S. Crumpler, J. Mills, L. Boykin, J. Blair. ' ?i:fE5!. 'tlii . QUILL AND SCROLL The Ernie Pyle Chapter of Quill and Scroll, the international honor society for high school journalists, encour- ages and rewards individual achieve- ment in journalism and school publi- cations. Students who have done su- perior Work in editing, writing, or business management of the Phantom or Curryer are S. Yarzebinski, S. Jones, S. Lynch, M. Ball, and T. Gailey. LOS FANTASMAS Los Fantasmas enjoy discovering out- standing facts about Spain's culture. Interested students are given an op- portunity to speak and learn more about -Spanish-speaking peoples. Los Fantasmas are, BACK ROW: Sec- retary Darnell, J. Wright, M. Tom- ang CENTER ROW: President Hutchinson, Vice-President Bridges, V. Oldham, J. Blair, FRONT ROW: J. Blakely, V. Hennessee, S. Jack- son. ,U EQ,5,wm:,,,,,fjfigfi4 53.53 f.L .Qi Mi ' l?l'Qf's'JEi H - Y I 1 . LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Members of the French Club learn from the bulletin boards as well as from books. A. Nathanson, Adviser Mitchell, ,A. Cutter, and K. Marvin look over a display of symbols of French life. French opens doors 'to knowledge of the people and an awareness of many phases of the French language and customs. DEBATING CLUB A new addition to Curry's club ros- ter, the debating team helps students establish poise and expression on a momen't's notice. Members of the Debating Club are, LEFT, M. Tom- an, H. Hunt, B. Bell, C. Rhodes, A. Curtis, J. Wright, President Rubin, RIGHT, W. Bridges, P. Roos, S. Sellers, D. Vaughan, S. Scott, G. Bardolph. -A ' F. H. A. The Curry chapter of Future Home- makers of America centers its goals around practical experience for good homes and family relations. ON STAIRS: F. Klock, L. Daniely, M. Short, N. Berry, P. Sperry, J. Blairg STANDING, S. Lynch, P. Creger, C. Brown, H. Moore, M. Ball, KNEEL- ING, J. Andrews, E. Webb, M. Lane, S. Jones. J KEY CLUB The Key Club, sponsored by the Greensboro Kiwanis Club, strives to make efficiency and service its keys to success. This year,s project was the publication of the faculty-student director. Members of the Key Club are, SEATED: Adviser Shipton, B. Newnam, W. Darnell, President Mas- ten, R. Chappell, S. Rubin, A. Wade, STANDING, T. McKinney, A. Lath- am, M. Cecil, D. Johnston, B. Mc- Igmaey, J. Griffin, Joe Griffin, G. co ' -. LIBRARY The Library Club enables students to learn more about the library and to render service to the school. Deci- malites, left to right, FRONT ROW, Adviser Mrs. Jarrett, S. Dyer, S. Crumpler, J. Andrews, President Lynch, B. Bell, T. Middlebrook, G. Pfaffg BACK ROW, L. Overman, S. Jones, J. Parker, S. Sellers, E. Her- ring, E. Seabolt, G. Bardolph, P. Creger, H. Moore, S. Monti, C. Rhodes, J. Dailey, P. Salter, B. Staf- ford, presented a framed motto of the purposes of the library to the school. ' Jgwiiii :ffiff .,f':,'!f52fW57- . fif Q f?f.7fI.?T7e,' tai BIG SISTERS As guides and counselors for the freshman girls, the Big Sisters help the freshmen become acquainted with Curry and feel that the upperclass- men are really interested in them. FIRST ROW: J. Andrews, S. Jones, S. Dailey, K. Meece, S. Crumpler, J. Reynolds, S. Yarzebinski, B. Bell, SECOND ROW, M. Short, M. Rogers, H. Moore, President Cutter, E. Webb, M. Lane, K. Marvin, P. Creger, M. Ball, L. Boykin, THIRD ROW, T. Gailey, B. Morris, M. Murray, G. Combs S Scott C Brown L D n . 1 - .9 - y - 3 - ieley, L. Castrovinci, F. Klock, P. Sperry, N. Berry, S. Lynch. bmwiafal. ?. lk'il ?i2'W.i' C CLUB C Club members earn the honor of wearing the official C by par- ticipation in athletics or in student activities. Students who have earned their C in one of the four fields of activities are T. Gailey, S. Jones, K. Marvin, P. Creger, K. Gorrellg SEC- OND ROW, W. Bridges, D. Newland, A. Wade, T. Baxter, R. Chappell, D. Johnston, THIRD ROW, J. Griffin, G. Scott, S. Rubin, A. Latham, A. Curtis. Q 1 LITTLE SISTERS Members of the Little Sisters are freshman girls and girls who. are new to Curry. To show their appre- ciation for their Big Sisters' help, the Little Sisters honor them with a picnic in the spring. FIRST ROW, C. Alspaugh, B. Stafford, S. Wil- liams, P. Roos, P. Salter, E. Seaboltg SECOND ROW, G. Pfaff, S. Sellers, J. Fields, R. Davis, S. Monti, G. Bar- dolph, L. Overman, S. Deang THIRD ROW, J. Price, C. Harris, J. Parker, J. Dailey, S. Dyer, T. Middlebrook, S. Vaughan, C. Reynolds, E. Her- ring, L. Welborn, G. Spencer. The Junior High Chorus provides beautiful choral music for the enjoyment of the students and fac- ulty. Junior songsters are, FIRST ROW, A. In- gram, S. Johnson, G. Bridges, C. Engels, B. Pitt- man, C. Jones, K. Cecil, E. Wray, P. Bullard, C. C H O R U S Speas, P. Bolteng SECOND ROW, L. Pass, G. Bul- ton, P. Alspaugh, L. Masten, F. Davis, L. Jones, J. Tuttle, J. Allen, G. Apple, T. Early, THIRD ROW, C. Combs, C. Cox, L. Latham, J. Gale, B. Brantley, K. Stallings, L. Daniels, S. Kemp. COUNCIL The junior high student council strives to provide training in leadership and self-discipline. Members of the council are Miss Peden, G. Pfaff, A. Rigsby, T. Martin, F. Davis, J. Allen, J. Gale, F. Poole, C. Combs, P. Landry, K. Cecil, S. Kemp, G. Fulton. JUNIOR HIGH CURRYER L. Masten, C. Engels, L. Latham, T. Early, C. Jones, G. Page, Miss Peden, and S. Cordle keep the junior high abreast of the news with the junior high edition of the Curryer. 46 CUSTODIANS Our school maintains its look of clean- liness and orderliness through the hard work of Johnny and the other custo- cgians. NOT PTCTURED: Ruby and nn. X u ' if W - - X all , . .X, ,:.. im, A y in 1 F t tyl? is 1 . 5 'l SQLSQEF?-?l,l3' it L, 5 33 : 1 2 s 3 ll ' ffl ?'Qli15?,f j ,J f 2 , '- nga ' 3 V ,s1,f,v2gfQ4- s .Mina 5. 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With the first strains of Silver Bells, the Christmas formal officially began. 50 CHRISTMAS FORMAL With Silver Bells echoing in the back- ground, the Christmas formal glittered in blue and silver. Some of Curry's prettiest belles were presented as Miss Merry Christ- mas and her court. A sparkling, majestic tree and traditional Christmas music added beautiful highlights to this festive occasion. The dance floor spairkled with shining embellish- ments and loveliness as the Christmas Court led a special dance. Sl ABOVE: Miss Bowles and President Masten welcome Jimmy Nelson and his date to the Ball. JUNIOR-SENIOR BALL The Wave of anticipation of the annual Junior-Senior Ball reached its crest and broke as the gala occasion arrived. A theme of Ebb Tide enhanced by soft lights, sea shells, and colorful fish created a deep-sea atmosphere for an evening which Will be remembered by many as the most wonder- ful night of the year. BELOW: the camera rests on Martha Short Ellen Webb, and their escorts. -Qi ,,,,,,,c , K , ,,4,..s,:,,,: ,,,..,, . spar e and merriment to our social-life. This Challman Galley M C9011 S Lylllfh L Overman year the committee sponsored the Homecoming ' M Robmson and J Newman endeavor to add events a Turkey Hop, and the Christmas formal. LEFT: The Homecoming Dance was a gala affair held after the game with Monticello. The evening was topped off by the presentation of the basket- ball team and the coach. LOWER LEFT: Homecoming Queen Jo Newman and Jim Blakeley pause long enough to pose for the photographer. LOWER RIGHT: The pause that refreshes . . . dancers gather to 'eijoylfheifefreslients pre- pared by the social committee. Cheerleaders M. Lane, K. Gorrell, G. Oldham, K. Meece, B. Boone, S. Dai- ley, P. Roos, and G. Pfaff enthusiastically inspire Phantom fans to support their team. N ewna-m Chappell Scott Forward Center Forward Kelly Guard Wade Guard Burgess Center Blakeley Forward BASKETBALL The Phantom cagers had a hard time getting started this year with only two of last year's starting five returning. Although the team, made up chiefly of sophomores and juniors, played some tough teams from much larger schools, they showed the traditional Phantom spirit and sportsmanship. Even though the Phantoms lost many games, they gave a very worthwhile account of them- selves for the whole season. Under the lead- ership of Coach Waddle, the boys show great promise, and prospects for next year look much better. H! Sim 53555 EMI? The 1960-61 varsity squad members are Co-Captains Newnam and Kelly with D. Jefferson, R. Chappell, W. Burgess, J. Blakeley, A. Wade, G. Scott, S. Rubin, A, Curtis. BASKETBALL Outstanding J.V. player Don Caudle goes up for a basket against a strong defense. 58 J' WHS .Z .f HHS , 'X g A 2' P , Q f . L, an , , , R The J.V. team tangles with the varsity team in a practice tilt. The jayvee team, which greatly improved this season with Coach Waddle and the boys working out many new plays, gained the needed experience to play varsity ball. The varsity can look forward to a great team with these boys as the backbone. The junior high edition of the Phantoms are LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: M. Bardolph S. Cordle, A. Rigsby, R. Cooper, BACK ROW: B Combs, G. Page, P. Landry, T. Martin, F. Poole JAYVEE BA KETBALL The Phantom Jayvees for the '60-61 season are, LEFT TO RIGHT, R. Schecter, B. Kemp, G. Engels, C. Linker, D. Caudle, B. Aydelette, and J. Danieley. 60 CHEERLEADER At every basketball game, the exuberant cries for Victory fired student spectators as the- cheerleaders led the student body in school cheers. Through the never tiring efforts of the cheerleaders, the Phantom cheering section maintained its school spirit. l 4 l Head cheerleader Lane leads Curryites in hearty support of the Phantoms. Energetic senior cheerleaders are K. Meece, M. Lane, K. Gorrell, and S. Dailey. NOT PICTURED: J. Newnam. Crystal Rhodes Ann Cutter Presiderzt Vice-President ' Peggy Creger Hazel Moore Secretary Treasurer Members of the Girls' Athletic Association are, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW, C. Jones, A. Cut- ter T. Early, P. Roos, C. Rhodes, H. Moore, C Engels, J. Tuttle. SECOND Row, G. oidham, Lf W Masten, B. Stafford, G. Apple, F. Davis, J. Allen S. Dean, C. Harris, S. Williams, L. Jones, S. Kemp A. Ingram, G. Bridges, P. Bullard, G. Fulton Miss June Galloway Advisor Toni Gailey Reporter THIRD ROW, M. Nelson, Miss Galloway, C. Als- paugh, C. Cox, C. Combs, K. Cecil, T. Gailey, B Brantley, S. Dailey, J. Gale, L. Overman, S. John- son, G. Bardolph, B. Pittman, S. Monti, J. Darnell E. Webb, J. Hutchinson, J. Fields, J. Price, P. Als- paugh, D. Vaughan, S. Sellers, J. Dailey, P. Bolten L. Daniels, S. Speas. 62 SWIMMING BOWLING HOCKEY UPPER RIGHT: Through the came1'a's eye, we see the G.A.A.'s outstanding hockey team. UPPER LEFT: And now for a quick plunge into the cool waters of the W.C. swimming pool. LEFT: L. Masten, G. Bridges, and J. Gale make good use of the Wednesday after- noons at the W.C. bowling alley. BASKETBALL , ,VOLLEYBALL C. Jones recovers the ball while others wait in line S. Williams boosts the ball high in the air as her for their turns in this relay practice. opponents prepare to return the volley. WISKET These girls are developing their prowess in catching and throwing balls with their wisket racquets. Wisket is a new sport at Curry and members of G.A.A. have per- fected the game with zeal. 64 3 A S Q 5 Q Qapnorfi-L! X IPLQIO' 342342, 45,209 0,24 filo - Kfff 7:1641 ff WM. , ' ll?-'XLDQO .nfl 'Cho QQ aa ywf i,CONFf pDENCE! Meqiil ,, f- 0 if ff ,fkffc 67540 4 f WM MA gyjigbzgzf D QA, 1- . n wifi? 4 7 Te, :4:. Q. CMi f'gaeJ f, 15,1- -M my -0l,YX l' 4 'X QL, lfffli '14 l X C Confidence plays an important role in the development of an individual or a corporation. It has been a prime stimulant to the progress and success of Cone Mills. To assure our continued growth and success in the future, we at Cone are looking for young people who have this needed confidence teamed with ability and initiative. CONE MILLS CORPORATION EXECUTIVE OFFICES: GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA 'Where fabrics of tomorrow are woven today. - . l - I f C6 SPONSORSHIPS MR. AND MRS. G. D. APPLE MR. AND MRS. W. H. BALL BANNER-TRULOVE COMPANY MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND W. BRIDGES CHARLOTTE'S BEAUTY SALON COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND BENJAMIN CONE CAESAR CONE SYDNEY M. CONE, JR. EGERTON WHOLESALE COMPANY EIGHTH GRADE MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM ENGLES FORBIS AND DICK FUNERAL HOME MRS. VIVIAN GAILEY GLENWOOD VARIETY SHOP MR. AND MRS. JOHN E. GRIFFIN GUILFORD PRINTING COMPANY MR. AND MRS. VAL B. HENNESSEE DR. JAMES HENSON MR. AND MRS. LAWRENCE JONES JUNIOR CLASS MR. AND MRS. E. B. LYNCH SUE.LYNCH MR. AND MRS. O. F. MARVIN MR. AND MRS. GEORGE MASON MR. PAUL MASON MR. AND MRS. A. L. MASTEN MODERN METAL PRODUCTS COMPANY MONNETI' CARPET SHOP NEW HOME BUILDING SUPPLY COMPANY MR. AND MRS. JACK NEWMAN NORTH STATE HATCHERY NORTH STATE MILLING COMPANY MRS. WILDA S. PARKER POOLE INSURANCE AGENCY DR. AND MRS. J. ROSS PRINGLE DR. AND MRS. ADRIAN S. RUBIN SACHS SHOE STORE, INC. MR. AND MRS. GRADY W. SCOTT SEVENTH GRADE MRS. J. D. STEDMAN, JR. TUTTLE'S BARBER SHOP MR. ond MRS. HERBERT E. VAUGHAN, JR. 67 .A ,.QQ Qs GQ . 4 V . ifi . f ' ' H iz ff? 'S ' L rl I 'I , I I W ' M . X n J ,. .44 1 ,, A 5 0' A N X 1 X 1 I 'arab ' A xx X 'X if-X Jw- I N s I ...-- 0 Ns I 'K f' X ' - l A W? s fd' ' 4 I x N'- S I 1 x W - , J n f he ' ff J. P. Stevens Sz Company has been weaving fine fabrics since 1813. With Stevens, every fabric begins with a solid' and practical foundation of quality. To do this job, and do it right, we need ambitious young people to help us. We are glad to discuss opportunities in the textile business with those genuinely interested. Check with your vocational counselor or come to see us. Stevens J. R Stevens 8. Co..lnc. SYNTHETICS DIVISION M,45fwe1313 Greensboro, N. C. 68 Compliments of Berry Coal and Oil Company Phone 273-8663 If the love bug bites you! CaIl A. HeImsmanl Wedding Invitations - Announcements, etc. Phone .299-1722 Tate at coiffure - Walker . 272-6526 bequfafui F' J' M'F'dye'!dP:'mb '9 Co' Plumbing an eating 272-9953 611 West Lee St. we perform the promise GfeeHSbOf0, N- C- Greensboro Cash Feed Store 535 Walker Avenue Greensboro, N. C. RICHARDSON'S MOTOR CO. Automobile Air Conditioning Headquarters Sales and Service 1524 Battleground Ave. 272-8885 272-8693 A-'I Venetian Blind Mfg. Co. C. G. Wade, Owner . Day 274-5016 Phones Night 274-0838 Compliments of MiddIebrook's ESSO Service Station 1560 Spring Garden St. It Pays to Play Cable Sporting Goods Company Greensboro, N. C. Holliday's Community Hardware and Shoe Repair Co. 1938-40 Spring Garden St. 272-1774 Flowers for 272-7209 All Occasions We Deliver CENTRAL FLORAL GARDENS pi-in. R. cARi.'roN, INC. Insurance and Real Estate 1907 Spring Garden St. Greensboro' N' C. 272-8157 Greensboro, N. C. O MASON'S EASTERN SHORE SUMMIT FURNITURE RESTAURANT AND GIFT SHOP Summit Shopping Center 275-6414 4019 Granby Street Norfolk, Virginia COCH RAN RESTAU RANT EQUIPMENT COMPANY 407 Walker Ave. 275-7623 N. B. DAVIS BARBER SHOP 925 West Lee St. Phone 272-9551 1 Don't say bread, say E 4 fyyazbagfamz Qwef' GI 2 mar Qmrl Qlastle Greenboro's Most Popular Sandwich Shop Spacious Curb Parking Service West Market Street Extension 70 Le fe pro shop snack bar ample free parking-playroorn air-conditioned--free instruction nursery care Carolina Bowl of Greensboro 20 Duck Pins-12 Ten Pin Lanes 1501 E. Bessemer Ave. Greensboro, N. C. ASE I Ixrwirsg bli Qi? 272-3131 4 f- CT 5 V Y J- I , 'ffl ,,l 4141. V ,ffl X ft :G ,V lpn' I .N 'Ihr - ,J K F I , 'h- I 1 jf' LA E? ,'., 1 .Bfif Wnhes fi , liments of 1, I rf i 4J I J, - . It 1 -' ' ffl' R 5731-1-it coRN1snf X J C ,lf N! . , . CURRY KEY CLUB 5,5 N 1- -xx SAS LOW'S I Greensboro's Largest Credit Jewelers 214 South Elm Street FASHION SHOP 221 soufh Elm I 'For the sportswear fashions you see' . in your favorite magazines Sportswear' by Aileen o Marjorie Talbot Loftie 0 Darlene Compliments of GEORGE C. BROWN AND CO. 1730 West Lee Street HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Main Office II3 N. Greene St. Plaza Branch 1702 Battleground Ave. Greensboro, North Carolina 71 .1 1 I ,Q ,bf .A 4. 1. f -f Ax . ,.,, FUN FOR ALL There's Fun For All f After A Dance or After A J N g Show If You Meet ,W Your Friends At A Nearby WW, Tak , 3? GUILFORD DAIRY BAR Q v 1 x I- 'vsvosvulti ...,nssg... rw sumti 5 N T N A ouw , -4. NN t ifiiiig' 2 - ,Q . 1 if 'Q THE PILOT PILOT LIFE-a good company to work for and a good company to be insured with W ugzdwwwe gnyaffff Greensboro, North Carolina 72 Compliments of Greensboro's Finest Cleaners GREENSBORO BAG COMPANY 621 Stirling Street Greensboro, North Carolina MELVIN'S GROCERY Spring Garden and Tate Street Phone 272-6144 YOUNTS PRINTING SERVICE 108W West Market St. Phone 272-5802 HART HARDWARE COMPANY C,-I-Y OP-I-ICIANS G.E. Appliances and Television ' . Grey Seal Paint W' H' Idghllool 274-4645 334 Tate Street PIWOHS 2724693 Compumems of Compliments of VAUGH N'S SHOE SHOP COLLEGE GULF SERVICE Corner of Spring Garden and Tate Compliments of Wendover at Virginia Greensboro, North Carolina Compliments of PRICE LINOLEUM 'SHOP 274-2604 S. 8f.W..MOTOR LINES, INC. 3300 High Point Road Greensboro, North Carolina Compliments of FAIRLAN ES FRI EN DLY BOWLING LANES GEN E'S BARBER SHOP 2412 Spring Garden St. Five Barbers to Serve T. N. BOONE Tailors - Formal Rentals 112 West Sycamore St. 273-6617 For home heating oils, dial 272-9711 or 275-4911 VANSTORY OIL COMPANY SENIOR ACI-IIEVEMENTS MARY LEE BALL Library Club 1, 25 Drama Club 15 Class Vice-Pres- ident 35 F. T. A. 2, Vice-President 3, President 45 PHANTOM Staff 3, Co-Editor 45 F. H. A. 45 Span- ish Club, President 25 GAA 1, 25 Student Court 45 Little Sisters' 15 Big Sisters 3, 45 P. T. A. Repre- sentative 3. NANCY BERRY Transferred from Lindley Junior High School 25 Little Sisters 25 Big Sisters 3, 45 F. T. A., Secre- tary 45 French Club 3. CAROLYN BROWN PHANTOM Senior Editor 45 Class President 15 Library Club 1, 25 F. T. A. 2, Secretary 3, His- torian 45 F. H. A. 45 Spanish Club, Vice-President 25 Student Council 25 GAA,1, 25 Junior Marshal 25 Little Sisters 15 Big Sisters 3, Vice-President 45 D. A. R. Award Winner 45 Class Secretary 3, 45 Junior-Senior Ball Committee 3. LORRAINE CASTROVINCI Student Council 1, 45 Social Chairman 35 Senior Marshal 35 F. T. A. 3, Librarian 45 Drams Club 15 National Honor Society 35 Little Sisters 15 Big Sisters 3, 45 Junior-Senior Ball Committee 35 Span- ish Club 25 Christmas Court 3, Miss Merry Christ- mas 45 Home Coming Court 4. GLORIA COMBS Class Secretary 25 Bulletin Board Chairman 35 CURRYER Reporter 35 Publicity-Junior Play 35 Drama Club 1, 35 Little Sisters Club 15 Big Sisters Club 3, 45 Library Club 1, 25 Spanish Club, Secre- tary 25 Junior-Senior Committee 35 F. T. A. Club 3, 45 GAA 1, 25 Class Social Chairman 15 C Club 3, 45 Winner in the National Scholastic Arts Awards Contest 2. ANN CUTTER GAA 1, 2, President 3, Vice-President 4, State Pin 35 Latin Club 1, 25 French Club 3, 45 Little Sisters 15 Big Sisters 3, President 45 Student Council 3, Clerk 2, Chief Justice 45 PHANTOM Staff 1, 25 CURRYER Staff 25 Drama Club 15 Junior Play 35 C Club 3, 45 National Honor Society' 3. LINDA DANIELY Transferred from Lindley Junior High School 25 CURRYER Staff 45 Little Sisters 25 Big Sisters 3, 45 F. H. A., Secretary 3, Social Chairman 45 F. T. A. 45 Junior-Senior Ball Committee 35 GAA 25 Library Club 25 Spring Formal Committee 2. WAYNE DARNALL Transferred from Lindley Junior High School 25 J. C. L. 2, 35 BAA 2, 3, 45 Key Club 3, Secretary' 45 Boys State Delegate 35 Vice-President of Student Council 4. TONI GAILEY GAA 1, 2, 45 CURRYER Staff, Girls Sports Editor 1, 25 J. C. L. 25 PHANTOM Staff 2, Co-Editor 45 Little Sisters, President 15 Big Sisters 45 F. T. A. 45 Cheerleader 25 Social Chairman 45 C Club 2, 45 P. T. A. Scholastic Award 2, IAA Honorable Men- tion 15 Christmas Court 1, 4. JOHN GRIFFIN Basketball 25 Football 35 Junior Play Staff 35 So- cial Committee 25 Kay Club 3, 45 C Club 2, 3, 45 NCIA Award 1, 2, 35 Ford Motor Company Indus- trial Awards 2, 35 BAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Rec Room Chair- man 45 J. C. L. 1, 25 PHANTOM Staff 25 Senior Play 4. RALPH HALL J. C. L. Vice-President 25 Class Reporter 15 Class President 2, 35 BAA 1, 25 Key Club 3, 45 Student Council President 45 P. T. A. Scholastic Award 3, Boys State Delegate 45 C Club 2, 3, 45 Junior Mar- shal 25 P. T. A. Representative 4. LEE HSU Transferred from Seton Hall Preparatory School in New Jersey. BUDDY KELLY Basketball 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 45 C Club 3, 45 Shop 15 Social Chairman 1, 35 Track 25 CURRYER Staff 4. FYETTA KLOCK F. T. A. 1, 2, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 45 F. H. A. 45 Library Club 15 GAA 2, Recorder 15 Student Council 35 Social Committee 25 Junior Play 35 Ju- nior-Senior Ball Chairman 35 Class Treasurer 15 Drama Club 2, 35 French Club 35 CURRYER Staff 1, 2, 35 PHANTOM Staff 1, 2, 3, Photography Edi- tor 45 C Club 3, 45 United Nations Essay Contest Winner 35 Youth Speaks 3. BLAINE MCKINNEY Key Club 2, 3, 45 Student Council 35 BAA 1, 2, 3, 45 C Club 2, 3, 45 CURRYER Staff 45 PHANTOM Staff 25 Football 25 Basketball 25 Senior Marshal 35 Winner in City Open Art Contest 3. . SENIOR ACHIEVEME TS KARALEE MARVIN GAA 15 Library Club 15 J. C. L. 1, 25 Little Sisters 15 F. T. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Drama Club 1, Historian 35 N. C. Scholastics Press Institute 15 Senior Play Publicity Crew 15 Class Points Recorder 25 Class Program Chairman 25 Cheerleader 25 Girls State Delegate 35 PHANTOM Staff, Girls Sports Editor 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 Junior Play 35 Assembly Committee 35 Citizen of the Month 35 C Club 3, 45 Scholastic Award 35 National Honor Sociey 35 Foot- ball and Basketball Scorekeeper 3, 45 Big Sisters Club 3, 45 CURRYER Staff 35 Junior-Senior Ball Committee 35 Citizens of the Month 35 C Club 3, 45 Youth Speaks Board Representative 45 Youth Guide Board Representative 4. ' MIKE MASTEN Transferred from Lindley Junior High School 25 Class President 45 Key Club 3, President 45 Junior- Senior Ball Chairman 35 Spanish Club, President 35 Language Day Representative 25 Junior-Senior Play Crew 2, Stage Manager 35 BAA 2, 3, 45 Basketball 35 Golf 3, 45 PHANTOM Advertising Staff 45 Basketball 45 Senior Play 4. JUDY MILLS Transferred from Princeton, N. C.5 F. 'H. A. 35 Junior Play 35 F. T. A. 3, 45 CURRYER Staff 3, Feature Editor 45 Christmas Court 35 GAA 35 Junior-Senior Ball Committee 35 Drama Club 35 Little Sisters 35 Big Sisters 45 J. C. L. 3. ALAN NATHANSON Transferred from Oak Ridge Military Academy 25 CURRYER Staff 4. JO NEWMAN Transferred from Lindley Junor High School 15 F. H. A. 4, Secretary 1, President 35 Library Club 15 F. T. A. 1, 45 Little Sisters 15 Big Sisters 3, 45 C Club 45 Cheerleader 2, 45 PHANTOM Staff, Copy Editor 45 Class Treasurer 2, 35 Junior-Senior Ball Co-Chairman 35 hristmas Court 15 lass Social Chair- man 45 GAA 15 Home Coming Queen 4. BILL NEWNAM Transferred from Central Junior High School 25 Key Club 3, Vice-President 45 CURRYER Staff 3, Sports Editor 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Football 35 Golf 3, 45 Student Council 35 BAA 2, 3, 45 C Club 2, 3, 4. MIKE ROBINSON Transferred from Aycock Junior High School 25 Junior Play 25 Junior and Senior Play 35 Football 35 Junior-Senior Ball Committee 35 Social Com- mittee 4. MARTHA SHORT Library Club 15 F. T. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Big Sisters 3, 45 GAA 15 Junior-Senior Ball Committee 35 CUR- RYER Staff 45 F. H. A. 45 Class Treasurer 45 J. C. L. 3. PAT SPERRY GAA 1, 25 Little Sisters, Vice-President 15 Library Club 15 Social Committee 15 Spanish Club, Social Chairman 25 F. T. A. 2, 3, Treasurer 45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Student Body Secretary- Treasurer 35 Convention Delegate 35 F. H. A., Vice- President 3, President 45 C Club 3, 45 Big Sisters 3, 45 PHANTOM Staff, Head Typist 45 Student Court 45 Drama Club 35 Junior-Senior Ball Com- mittee 35 Class Social Chairman 2. LEE STAFFORD BAA 15 Transferred from Jackson High, Jackson, South Carolina. TYRONE THOMPSON BAA 1, 2, 35 Student Council 45 Basketball 3. BECKY TIDWELL F. H. A. 1, Treasurer 3, Historian 45 Spanish Club 35 Cheerleader 25 F. T. A. 1, 3, 45 Little SiSiJeI'S 13 Big Sisters 45 GAA 15 Library Club 1, 25 Class Secretary 1. ELLEN WEBB Transferred from Lindley Junior High School 25 F. H. A. 2, 3, Reporter 45 F. T. A. 2, 35 Little Sisters 2, Big Sisters 3, 45 GAA 2, 45 Spanish Club 2. SHELIA YARZEBINSKI Transferred from Lindley Junior High School 2, GAA 25 F. H. A. 25 CURRYER Staff 3, Editor 45 Junior Play Committee 35 Junior-Senior Ball Com- mittee 35 Little Sisters 25 Big Sisters 45 C Club 45 J. C. L. 3. 'dwc.4f'025'ZQj 5,,t,,Zw,w4, ,2Q74ywU ini Axafczfffmwzbrwff .4 Agj. . , 2 --Q1 . JJ- -0U,2fg,Q ,v -.E 4 ll' I l R J IJ I aa M I I ' Lana I - MA I l I L0 1 -ff?-'X M 166404-' ' f ? I lb :2?,P:?5Ef'P'ag5 I-'Z wo' A' A I ' ' fi SJ amid ACDWQOD ' 1, I'- 1 rung Gar M ,J fbggdy , ' W 1 0- AAA. I 4 f 4 4.1 .. ,dQ..1l ' el 4 A Cf' 4 fa ' -l 7949 riifgi nc I ,afzwb - ina T Jie' e I Agflgnt orporatron' , 0 cv ry , 1 I '. f 265 Jmwglm ff ,bmw MH1wQ1f7fbourq f ' X X 4, To cvcry man the right to live, Phone 272-8315 f 1 ,T 'k bh I M If '1 4.3 - , - f'f4ffX7VL44dC4- ydfnu ,.4cdfLc-fd, Z4 J A 1 ko HUTTOEZOFWE SUPPLTCEO. Amis scckcr, E 1 'X f f 0772 -2790 'zz I Is the promise of America. 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K f ' , 4 f I ' Compliments of 4' ' 'Z' 0' ' If I I V! f I N 1 ' If Q.4'7 6 J ' A V512 1 ' Of I ' ' ' ' I I J I Compliments of SUMMIT SHOPPING CENTER Green2sboro's First S T A R M 0 U N T 28 Stores 1 ummit venue cnt East Bessemer 1 fl ,., S A I I fy Q . I 25555 Mllflel IW' QW 76 mjfwll L See you at GATE cn'Y Moron co. Chrysler-Plymouth-Imperial Valiant for Lunch ' I GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA SOUTHSIDE HARDWARE HIGGINS CYCLE SHOP COMPANY Huffy-Schwin -Columbia Dealer 58 years of service to the public 1214 Spring Garden St. phone 272-6272 Power Tools Our Specialty 515-523-525 S. Elm Street Greensboro, N. C. Rental Service NORTH CAROLINA ASPDEN ASSOCIATES, INC. Floor maintenance and sanitation I Equipment - Supplies ' Q L N ATI NA 1003 Battleground -6 5' Avenue be sociable j..ifwfW'.7 L F . -.:f'g55F -iss-jr .: Wm! Compliments of R lli -l': 5 ififj i I I VW g NW! gfgm' A - - er- e 31 2.' THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Hifi-ff! Have a PEPSI - I Phone 29951341 3317 Spring Garden St. 77 0. V' if 11.37 U if I 1 Ji ' P nfl 1 I ' X' J Compliments of FORDHAM'S CLEANERS 1900 Spring Garden Street Phone 273-7588 Compliments of RYDER TRUCK RENTAL, INC. 823 Winston Street Greensboro, North Carolina HANES 81 LINEBERRY FUNERAL SERVICE 401 West Market Street 272-5158 E , t PET DAIRY 410 Summit Avenue Greensboro, North Carolina Compliments of NORTH STATE CHEVROLET GREENSBORO COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Greensboro, North Carolina EDMON DS DRUG STORES, INC. Summit Shopping Center 274-1585 Guilford College 2 9-2233 if GRIFFIN BAKING CO. Bakers of quality products for over a quarter century Ask for our pies, honeybuns, and Mello Cream Doughnuts at your favorite store ,-----f-57 ,.. -Aww fe, ,dgafp B9-if-'Q-Q7 CL Jcfwfx- f . . Jfhff.. mfffvaff' 7-0-f.-C, C,d..,,yC,Qj ,5,,J,,A!2,. 462.1 6,-L,-21,121-1' f?'QA. l' ' lffo--ff.f.7't'K-I aff! r S, ' -JCA2L..- Compliments of THE SENIOR CLASS ,fi 1-'w, -, A - -- 1, - . 1..- PAUL B. WILLIAMS, INC. 313 North Aycock Street Greensboro, North Carolina LOUISE P. WALTERS FLOWERS 273-6811 2124 Jane Ave. J. O. Wall Plumbing Company Plumbing - Heating P, O. Box 601-I Summit Station 274-7621 Williams ESSO Service L .3 -1 515 West Lee St. 273-5317 'N K . , 'C Li 'lv 1. Greensboro, N. C. -K .I 5 . . . V Ye ,4,.,,-C.. I W lx' K ,VU if Li., 1 Henry A. Flynt -si it FLYNT STUDIOS Makers of Fine Portraits, Copies and Miniatures Greensboro, N. C. 272-7164 Vick Manufacturing Division RICHARDSON - MERRELL, INC. Greensboro, N. C. MAKERS OF Vicks Vaporub Vicks Va-Tro Nol Vicks Cough Drops Vicks Cough Syrup Vicks Cold Tablets Vicks lnhaler Over 209 Million Vicks Packages Used Yearly CU RTIS PACKING COMPANY Producers of Curtis Fine Foods Blue Ribbon Brand Greensboro, N. C. 275-7684 LEE OIL COMPANY Wholesale or Retail Kerosene - TEXACO - Fuel oil 2600 Randleman Rd. Greensboro, N. C. MOORE MUSIC COMPANY ' I- I Congratulations , g . Your Steinway Dealer X BI - E SUPER MARKETS mms organs Q . Instrumentals ll Convenient Locations 615 West Market Street NEWLAND POOL SUPPLY Everything you need to build, equip, or maintain a swimming pool 1227 West Lee Street AUDIO 8- ELECTRONICS CO. 232 South Greene 274-3387 Greensboro, N. C. WoIfe's Coffee Shop- WoIfe's Self-Service Grocery 7:00 AM-11100 PM 2416-IS Spring Garden Newman Machine Company, Inc. Manufacturers X 'N Woodworking Machinery PO Box 3428 272-6157 I Kinney-Keesee Office Supply, Inc. 255 North Greene St. Greensboro's Leading ' l Stationers Pi-nrrs HARDWARE COMPANY Hardware, Sporting Goods, and Gift Department, 215 North Elm Street I CAROLINA GULF SERVICE 300 South Greene Street Formal Attire for All Occasions FORMAL WEAR SHOP 3l6 S. Greene 274-5882 - A' 1Y T 1111-1-n-1 A ,VXGAM-, Lfga1.'.y.,' ,Qu-Uggvefv Q-j,DL,Q -Www.-WmmQALLm4.MMwM+QWA0+Q. 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