Davidson Community College - Cavalier Yearbook (Lexington, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1969 volume:

3 ' 6vxY C N 1 X A2 ' LQ ,S Q 75, t , I ' Gfie 1969 Cavalier Davidson County Community College Cexingion, Norin Carolina Volume 2 fini . J N if' W I x i 1 al, f 1,4 f WR A ,NJN - ,QXV r lvl mi, S-you y 1 'vm ,ge f wi' QYKS 1- K 1 , C -.X Al I L f if Contents wwf 4 ees ,- life at Davidson Community Reflects Many Moods . . . concern witH academic pursuits . . . ,sssx :ss i ,hw +1-2.615 'xsrflsif' X ' Q.-as ee' ' WK: QU' . . . Eecoming aware of new surroundings . . . 6 E Q 5 E 8 gaiety and involvement in numerous activities 9 . . . gewilcfered at Here-to-fore non-exisfing progfems . . . .L ,Km 10 ,mums W 11 QWTT' f 'fwfr . 'y,,, H, SWQFMQ . accepimg tHe newly A5955 acquired role o W young adult . w,w,, wV,W9,, 12 g f X igmg if fm. - ' W wM'Jf'j,vpJ1 Q A ff ff' f- ,M !,,1f,1,,,ru JA I fry' 'Puff' gf ,W-rv ff .. If 4-,--5121 ,fQ? -.7, W - f' 4 'V . lc .f , , 4 ff .- - ' 4 I a Q - :j,, ' , - V sr , ,' 12 4 2 XL . I 4 1 931 ik yr Q Hgh A Q v if 5 X, .,. W X.,X A W MX-.W X gg X W 5 Q Q 3 ' X x x sf 'we 1 -um an S6925 'TO 'AME Dedication William Taylor Sinclair 1903-1968 15 E 9 K p 1 16 x n QI M .-a Q ' rx Hi --1 7 ng. -f Q ,Qu J? SHI T5 Representing the student body as SGA officers are, left to right, James Latchford, vice-presidentg Pat Harris, secretaryg Anne Kennedy treasurerg and Levon Hopkins, president. Student overnment Association u The objective of the Student Government Association is to regulate matters of the student community which do not fall under the direct jurisdiction of the administration. The SGA also provides democratic student government, promotes responsible citizenship, and encourages and super- vises student organizations and activities. Corresponding secretary Peggy Nobles diligently prepares her SGA notes. 18 . J-LQ fav way L Members of the election board are, left to right, Joyce Swicegood, Davis, Larry Matthews, Janice Sink, and Linda Younger. 19 'aw an V- -M 'V me 7 S Z? 0' i Gayle The student court stands ready to weigh issues and try cases. Seated, left to right: Paula Williamsg Thomas Long, chief justiceg Carla Southards. Standing, Mark Bu1'khart, Walter Humphries, Donald Dublin, Ronnie Griffin, and Colon Lovette. SGA president Levon Hopkins discusses a serious problem with Dean Roach and Mr. Gillespie, SGA advisor. Sophomore O lcers Besides setting examples for their fellow students to follow, the sophomore officers busily fulfill their demanding responsibilities. Sophomore Senators Fred Roberts, John Jenkins, Bruce Gallup, Ray Davis, and Pat Davis provide leadership for sophomore students. L In an effort to promote better relations between administration and students, sophomore senators discuss matters pressing the SGA. Striving for Freshman Class goals are Teresia Neeley, treasurerg Robert Batchelor, vice- presidentg Vickie Matthews, secretaryg and Wade Brown, president. 2 , vids vs- Hresiiman Officers ' f These students were selected by their classmates to be leaders and directing meetings for the benefit of the students are all a part of organizers. Planning important functions, collecting money, and the responsibilities of the freshman officers. 22 Freshman senators, left to right: Janice Pierce, Connie Gudger, Debbie Murr, Rebecca Hubbard, Randy Hawkins, John Coleman, Dwayne Leonard, Roland Gentry, Roger Koontz, and Rodney Windsor. gresfiman Senators Senators participate in SGA voting procedures. Hreshman Advisory Council These sophomore students, chosen for their scholastic ability, assist freshmen with various problems and difficulties in studies. Left to right, front row: Cynthia Windsor, Dianne Fouts, Linda Younger, Joyce Swicegood, Gayle Davis, Janice Sink, Ray Davis. Second row: John Jenkins, Thomas Long, Walter Humphries, Brady Hendren, Ruth House, Dean Roach, advisor. 24 Dr S1nk an advlsor of the newly formed sclence group explams a com e Seminar Another advisor, Mr demonstrations. in.. Students hsten attentlvely to a guest speaker on stereo-chemistry Commuter Staff Getting out a student newspaper may be fas- cinating or frustrating, but never dull. Now completing its third year of publication, the COMMUTER, medium of communication and voice for student opinion, takes its place as an integral phase of college life. Mrs. Alice Bevan advisor and Cynthia Windsor edltor brief the staff on features of coming issues 5 AA Chris reviews assignments and deadlines. ,M MVVWV V V , V ,f 2 02,94 , H 29:15, H , Tara-yt-a,,,,Qfq 'fe t Wet, ,, +W7W1z:f'f ' 0 ,,,,, , H V w f .ft ,, A W ft M fy I amx Cynthia praises the staff for the success of the latest issue. WW ' ann rf ,Q Q jwfwx Am, ff' U I 1 W W , 2 url Staff members, left to right: Janice Darr, Roland Gentry, Chris Martin, Rodney Windsor, Larry Matthews, Linda Younger, Linda Honbarrier, and Sherry Clinard. 27 Co-editors discuss the use of certain pictures. Cavalier Staff , , The CAVALIER staff began preparations for the yearbook early in the fall. With the aid of the stu- o S., ss Q dent staff and cooperation of the faculty, unforseen problems were faced and overcome. Deadlines were met after long hours of work- planning layouts, taking pictures, and writing copy. Left to light: Mrs. Antoinette Wike, advisor, Lynda Kirkman freshman editorg Bunny Young, faculty editor, Walter Humphries, sophomore editorg Waiva Thompson, co-editor, Linda Younger, 5 co-editorg Susan Thomason, campus life co-editor, Linda Johnson campus life co-editor. UF' cm: Q fm 433552 N 'W A V i t I ' Jesse Ball faithfully renders his services as photographer for the CAVALIER. ,,.,.......--r 1 Staff members search previous yearbooks for new ideas. ar 29 f Class editors question Mr. Hill about photo layout. Front row, left to right: Dianne Saintsingg Linda Youngerg Glenda Tysinger. Back row: Bert Smithg Bill Mooreg John Penlandg Sam Wood Ronald Oakley, advisorg Larry Millikang Don Luck. ,Cw !l young Democrats The Young Democrat Club supported and campaigned for Democrats in this area. Enthusiastic and optimistic, they at- tended rallies, put up posters, and spoke persuasively for their candidates. X Victory? Maybe not, but united we stand. -4 Q .V ofwfefi M i , M- Y , , Left to right: Cathy Ward, .lanice Sink, Linda Honbarrier, Diane Welch, Charles Recce, Preston Essic, and Linda Watson. 1 'N -ef , if Janice Sink, president, discusses plans for the elections with Mr. Gillespie, club advisor. 31 EE .JF young Republicans The Young Republican Club provides an opportunity for students to share a common political philosophy. This year the club became more active in political functions to spread Republican ideas. l Circle K Circle K, Davidson's service club, had many projects during the year. They col- lected clothes for the needy and em- phasized elections and safety. Sponsored by the Lexington Kiwanis Club, the Circle K is their link with the college. Left to right: Richard Thomas, Lexington Kiwaniang Ray Davis, president, Charles James, advisor. Seated, left to right: Joe Jarvis, John Jenkins, Don Luck, Bob Cust, Jim Kenney, Phil Frazier, Gary Otwell, Brady Hendren, James Payne, David Officers, left 10 right 101111 Coleman, Pl1'D1iCitY Chairman! Pat Gray, Roger Koontz. Standing: Rodney Windsor, Thomas Long, Clarence Davis, secretaryg Ray Davis, presidentg Joe Hicks, vice- Beane, Bruce Gallup, Eddie Wright, Gerald Brown, and Kevin Thompson. president! ROI1I1iS POS'fOl1, PI0jCCfS Chairman- 32 Phi 5Heta Kappa Phi Theta Kappa is a national scholastic honor society founded in 1918 to recognize and encourage scholarship among junior college students. Members are selected on the basis of scholarship, character, leadership, and Advisor, Mr. Ronald Oakley organized the chapter of Phi Theta citizenship. In founding a chapter of Phi Theta Kappa in Kappa at Davidson Community College. 1969, Davidson County Community College formed a scholarship link with more than 400 other junior colleges across the nation. Seated, left to right: Joyce Swicegood, Linda Younger, Cynthia Janice Sink, Walter Humphries, Jim Kemrey, Richard Cantor, Windsor, Waiva Thompson, Linda Parrish. Standing: Sharon Hege, Theodosia Jackson, Harold Coward, Brady Hendren, Charles Gayle Davis, Barbara Campbell, Geraldine Koontz, Jesse Ball, Clinard,Levon Hopkins. 33 Ray Davis Diane Fouts For their personality, service to the school, leadership ability, and aca- demic standing, these students are honored as our Top Ten. They were selected from College Transfer, Technical, and Vocational Divisions. Pat Davis Cynthia Windsor 34 ..sa.,suvbxsSw John Jenkins OP en Lindy Leonard Thomas Long Sterling Sanders Johnny Kepley Eddie Wright Slnter-racial Council First row, left to right: Clarence McCluney, Bobby Tillmon, Tim Oliver, Gwendolyn Gathings, George Payne III, Mary Hairston. Second row: Rebecca Hubbard, Mark Hart, Florence McLeod, The Inter-racial Council was formed in 1969. Initial action in establishing the group was taken by black students, who promptly welcomed all those interested to participate, re- gardless of race. The Inter-racial Council serves as a means for dialogue among people of all races. It seeks to promote understanding and mutual respect among all stu- dents. In affirming the purposes of the Inter-racial Council, members decided that the president and vice-president of the group would come from two different races. Mr. Gillespie, advisor, Mark Hart, vice-president, Ellis Evans, treasurer, Mary Hair- ston, presidentg Dedee Payne, SGA representative, Rebecca Hubbard, secretary, Mrs. Williams, advisor. Cynthia Windsor, Joan Hargrave, Jim Price, Herbert Harris E is Evans, Larry Davis. Standing: Rodney Windsor Douglas Holmes Dedee Payne, Wally Armstrong, Dennis Ashe. 1 Miss D.C.C.C. - - - Qail Saintsing One picture is worth a thousand words . . . No explanation is necessary as to why Gail Saintsing was chosen Miss DCCC. Besides being pretty, Gail has a warm personality and friendly smile which ' draw her many friends. Miss DCCC's brother, Robert Saintsing, serves as her escort. 37 Gerald R. Carter, Director. Chorus The sounds of happy young voices harmonizing float from the auditorium, It's twelve olclock, any Tuesday or Thursday. The College Chorus enriches all campus life, with selections prepared for formal occasions and informal folk singing by The Undergraduates. The Undergraduates Left to right: Linda Watson, Linda Baninger, Paul Sink, Susan Eagle, Milton Swing. W5 I Accompanist, Susan Eagle. First row, left to right: Linda Saintsing, Mary Hairston, Nonie Penland, Ann Deaton, Linda Barringer, Nadine Foster, Diane Welch. Second row: Lynda Watson. Fourth row: Paul Sink, Randy Henion, Johnny Seagle, Kjrkman, Mary Bean, Cathy Ward, Phyllis Phillips. Third row: Gail Milton Swing. 38 Police graternity The emblem of Lambda Alpha Epsilon, law enforcement signifying the three-fold duty of law enforcement agents. Members fraternity, consists of a web, a star, and a pair of scales, with the of Lambda Alpha Epsilon seek a realization of their objectives initials of the Greek words for detect, apprehend, and prosecute, through knowledge of the arts and science of law enforcement. Front row, left to right: James B. Merritt, advisorg Kenneth Cookg Robert Foustg David Spellg David Diminog Jerry Kennedyg James Waddell. Second row: Steve Porterg Tom Worshamg Don Hiattg J. T. Hensong David Mendenhallg John Welborn. Third row: John Davisg Johnny Freemang John Cowdeng Tom Marting Philip Beang Jimmy Jollyg Bill Walters. E as X E Officers, left to right: Tom Worsham, president, J. T. Henson, sergeant-at-armsg Larry Kepley, secretaryg David Spell, vice-president. asifg-tia2aEsjiW:QC X. '14s?ee , .Sie ' X25 ...J - .. ,, ,YY , President of the College Dr. Grady E. Love has been the guiding force in the development of Davidson County Community College, inspiring and directing its growth from technical institute to a full fledged junior college. The year 1968 saw a milestone passed, the formal accreditation of our institution as a member of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. It is fitting that during this year Dr. Love's leadership was recognized on a state level when he was elected Chairman of the North Carolina Association of Public Community College Presidents. 4' 751 . Dr. Love pauses to reflect at the close of another busy day. s .,m'5sw- wi Elizabeth P. Billings Receptionist 'Q' Shelby C. Hampton Secretary to the President -- We L. E. Andrews Mrs. Carl Brinkley Thomas H. Burwell Sim DeLapp N lfwvm L. M. Grimes, Jr. B. E. Mendenhall, Jr. Eric E. Morgan Russell F. VanLandingham b-J' RIF' Chairman Felix Gee presides at a typical business session. O 44 Mrs. Doak Finch Felix O. Gee ,f-,WMM Ha tvs.,- Board of 5rustees To the Board of Trustees goes the task of making the idea become reality, of grappling with problems of finance and public relations. Here Mrs. C. L. White, Jr. Russell Zimmerman is Where it au begins to take shape' A long-anticipated goal in the history of the college was attained when John Blackman, assistant to the director of the North Carolina De- partment of Community Colleges, presented the college charter. Seen at the official ceremony of presentation are, left to right, Felix Gee, Chairman of the Board of Trusteesg Mr. Black- mang President Grady E. Loveg Stu- dent Government Association Presi- dent Levon Hopkins. Dean of Student Affairs Dean H. Herman Roach, Jr., is probably known to more students than any other staff member. All activities involving the student body-dances, picnics, organizations, publications-originate in his office. Linda H. Kennedy Secretary to the Dean of Student Affairs 7 ff Much of Dean Roach's work is done on an in- for mal, person-to-person V t basis. ' X J iff! We QQ W? Dean of Qnstruction Dr. William E. Inabinett, registrar until his appoint- ment as Dean of Instruction, has shown a remark- able grasp of the total instructional program. Faculty and students alike tind him receptive and helpful. Dr. Inabinett and Mrs. Hoover plan to set up the new quarter schedule. Lola H. Hoover Secretary to the Dean of Instruction E Q 'Nw Dr. Roy K. Patteson Leonard A Freeman Jr Associate Dean for the College Transfer Program Associate Dean for the Vocational Technical Program Millie T. Dorsett Director of Adult Basic Education Behind the scenes the work goes on. Deans and their staff are responsible for the smooth running of the instructional pro- gram. During the fall of 1968 the college Donald L. Lanning Director of Extension was admitted to full membership in the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, evidence of a job well done. 48 Lacy H. Ballard Associate Dean for General Adult Program Associate Deans Frances S. Coppley Secretary to the Associate Dean for Vocational!Technical Josephine W. Wagner Secretary to the Associate Dean for General Adult Programs Programs ii P in-V H U N, ,,,,. , ,r, . .g,-., I I .,.1, r x . Charles Anna Koontz Secretary to Director of Extension and Area Consultant, Law Enforcement f Deans Inabinett and Patteson discuss registration with Mrs. lawrence and Mr. Hussey. 49 Business Manager Fiscal matters, so vital to any institution, are ably adminis- tered by Bobby G. Manning, Business Manager, and his com- petent staff. Judith B. Sechrist Secretary to the Business Manager Virginia L. White Bookkeeper Jessie M. Teal Assistant Bookkeeper Edna W. Uhrig Manager of Special Services 50 fibrary 1133, , Aymmgu-an tauww K! ,gi ' ITT X Sandy Lomax, Library assistant, and Miss Koontz demonstrate the use of the new copying machine to Larry Matthews and Ray Davis. 51 Vera Gail Koontz Librarian Miss Koontz and her staff are constantly working to make the library a center of study and learning. The school is justly proud of recent gifts which have increased the book collection and made possible the purchase of needed equipment. Donna Jean Sink Library Assistant Carrie S. Swicegood Library Assistant and Evening Receptionist Student Services Registrar Norman S. Mills devotes himself to the considerable task of admitting and registering all students, to keeping records of their progress, and to helping them. transfer to senior institutions. He is ably assisted by Mrs. Cranford and by Miss Orren and Mr. Busby, counselors. Michael D. Busby Anne B. Orren Guidance Counselor Guidance Counselor Audrey S. Cranford Assistant Registrar 52 Alice E. Bevan Ronald R. Beaver Physical Education English al' Carol R. Busby Susie C. Campbell Learning Laboratory Sociology, Psychology , , f , if ye 517479 ff mf 1:5 if X gg Stephen R. Caudill Harvey Clodfelter, J r. Biology Learning Laboratory gaculty The faculty at DCCC are always ready to impart knowledge, broaden horizons, and present their students with challenging new ideas. Our faculty members are with it. Robert E. Cole Joyce Collie Mathematics Business Robert Murphy Everhart Automobile Body Repair 7' A. Donald Farthing Herman Frederick Ga.llasch, Jr. Mathematics Economics, Mathematics Anthony P. Garitta John David Gillespie English History 54 William B. Hartman Electronics Lane Gilliam Mathematics mimi commumw coLLgQfJ James R. Helvey, Jr. English ' 5? fi. Edward G. Hill Learning Laboratory, Publicity Emery R. Hollar Spanish In The math department considers the matter of two plus two . . . 5 Thomas D. Hussey Charles H. James James E. Latham Agriculture Biology Machine Shop .1 WV rw? MWWWM Camille T. Lawrence Fred C. Mayerle James B. Merritt The English Department Art Drafting Police Science 56 gaculty Mary Lee Miller H. Elwood Mize Power Sewing Automotive Mechanics GT' goes all-American with hot dogs. J. Ronald Oakley Janet S. O'Brien History Mechanical Technology 57 3 acu 1 ty Smile when you say that. Nancy Carolyn Potts English Donald L. Provo Mathematics Jay Charles Rumple Area Consultant, Law Enforcement Y: 1 H be murmur I - .is 3 Jacqueline M. Sechrist Business 19 Woodford G. Sink David L. Steelman Thomas E. Walker Chemistry Business Business Gary B. Warner Antoinette G. Wike Kay Phillips Williams Electrical Technology French English S100,000 for a new science wing? 1 ,ff I 1- sw l,,f Colle e fans er MW, x Wmwmm 5 fx Thomas S. Armfield Linda G. Barringer Richard E. Beasley John B. Beeson 62 Mike E. Beggs Michael J. Bullard Gregory Carmichael Larry W. Clodfelter Harold C. Coward Judith I. Cozart Gayle F. Davis J immy Ray Davis Johnny E. Davis Patrick H. Davis, III Lanny J. Eller John C, Elmore Sop Homores 63 James T. Ford Donald W. Frank Phillip R. Frazier Marvin J. Freiberg V gigin ,i nn:?n . Yew , .. Bruce C. Gallup David C. Gray Mildred B. Griggs Margene L. Heath Brady L. Hendren James B. Hobson Levon Hopkins Martha E. House Sop Homores . College Grans er 64 flffff f af' mes 3 Ruth S. House Walter S. Humphries Daniel L. Jackson Dallas W. Jones Hilton H. Jones Janet L. Kearns winter comes, the departure of the sophomores draws near James R. Kenney Bernard R. Kingsley 66 frm. Barry W. Kinley Geraldine P. Koontz W.. .wav James A. Latchford Keith V. Lawrence Dale Lefier Paul J. Lemly Lunch time attracts a variety of DCCC's students. Sophomores . College 5ransfer wx James R. Link Eddie McAdams John T. McKenzie William C Martin Rachel S. Massey Larry J. Matthews Larry J. Millikan Shirley S Morris David R. Murphy Gary H. Otwell Myra Jane Owen Phyllis L Phillips 67 3, on gg What a day! mlm f ' do W AY Mf.. 3 Ma Ronald B. Poston Harold C. Reaves John N. Reynolds Ronald D. Ripple Saundra J. Saleeby 416 J yy gg l Johnny O. Seagle Hervey S. Shoffner, Jr. Janice L. Sink Mildred A. Stafford 68 Sopfiomores . . College 5rans er iw William B. Stanley Jim Stan' Sandra K. Stokes Joyce F. Swiccgood James S. Taylor Gertrude E. Tysinger ill 12,542 J- Q e W layyal . 4... ly ,,.,. Glenda A. Tysinger Cathy L. Ward Gene G. Weaver Jennifer L. Willard 69 I'l1 never pass that test. Cynthia L. Windsor William H. Witt X Eddie L. Wright Thomas J. York, Jr. .,,,,,,,, ,. Linda A. Younger f 9n Memoriam f, I .. Jennifer Lynn Willard 1949-1969 72 tiring.. Y ,xt rl' Robert P. Alley Wanda L. Atkins w0 ? ' Fred N. Ayash, Jr. Clarence H. Beane C. Stephen Blair Stephen B. Bodenheimer 'Tll take tive dollars or nothing! Johnnie M. Booker Henry T. Carter, Ir. Robert M. Cust Dorothy A. Deaton vp' James L. Embry Michael R. Everhart Harold M. Ferrell Barbara D. Fouts Brenda S. Frank Dalton C. Fulcher Charles P. Galloway Lillian T. Green Sop Homores . . Ge clinical 73 Sopnomores , . 5eCHnica1 Robert E. Ha.rdy Gan' P. Haywood Ga.ry B. Hedrick Patricia L. Hedrick Manic E. Hill, Jr. Steve V. Hill Vicki D. Hufton David C. Hunt -:J if 'Qi A y 'HSI David V. Hunt James E. Hunt Terry R. Hutchens Johnny J. Ingram 74 Wait just a minute, boys. I'm not the draft board officer? 1 A im x John W. Jenkins Sidney K. Jordon Colon W. Lovette Joseph D. Luck 75 Students become absorbed in the learning of a new trade. mmm! J! 4 Dennis C. Mize mfw Allen Mize Debra D. Myers John D. Myers Wesley G. Palmer Fred H. Roberts 76 Margaret D. Saintsing Virginia G. Saintsing Gwen Shaw John R. Slack, Jr. Ronnie G. Smith Coy B. Thayer, Jr. William J . Walters Calvin T. Westmoreland Edwin R. Williams, Jr. Bunny J. Young Sophomores Zechnical WJ Lindsay M. Burkhart Curtis S. Hayes Johnnie L. Miller William F. Smith , Jnmww W Steve W. White Shucks, it doesn't give the directions on the canf' Sophomores . . Vocational Joel K. Allen Gary T. Allred Ronnie G. Anderson Ronnie H. Anderson Lonnie J. Ashby David C. Bailey Jesse L. Ball Sadie R. Barger . ,gy , , va,5,g Q Douglas L. Bartenfield Robert W. Batchelor Philip G, Bean Raymond L. Beck .xx I If only they had Playboy gresfim en . College Zrans er Hresfimen . College 5rans er Orientation marks a state of confusion. William G. Bemisderfer Ronald W. Benfield Joyce H. Blake William G. Blanton, Jr. Norman H. Boger Terry A. Brandon Raymond W. Brown Richard G. Brown Chester V. Bullin Mark L. Burdette John K. Burger Obert C. Burrow, Jr. Ronald L. Callicutt Barbara A. Campbell Tony L. Cannon William R. Caudle ..M 9' Gregory L. Cesario James M. Christian Charles W. Clina.rd John D. Coleman James A. Collins George R. Conrad Charles C. Couch Michael S. Counas Ronald E. Creech William M. Culnon Larry W. Daniels Henry F. Davis, Jr. Robert W. Deas Margaret C. Donovan William H. Douglas Georgia F. Drakulakos Susan A. Eagle Richard G. Eddy Charles E. Edwards Boley T. Embry Hreshmen , College gransfer Someone always interrupts this class. Randy E. Epps Michael O. Ernst Henry P. Essic Clarence C. Farmer Cheryl D. Fishel Donald W. Fisher Helen N. Foster Jannie L. Fisher Randall R. Frisbee Deborah Z. Fry Bruce Fulbright, Jr. Gary N. Gardner Thomas L. Gentry Keith A. Gleason Steve R. Goodman James A. Gordon ze. Joan A. Hargrave John H. Harris Patricia D. Harris Thomas W. Harris Earl D. Hawn Clayton L. Hayworth Peggy J. Hedgecock Sharon L. Hege Richard L. Hemmings McKinley G. Henderson Edker D. Hendrix Randall L. Henion Bruce L. Hester Joe R. Hicks James C. Hill Ellis D. Hobbs Paul W. Holman Larry W. Honbarrier Jack B. Hoover Sharon R. Hubbard David L. Hudson Ida C. Hunsucker Nancy L. Hyne Henry D. Idol JF' Lynda R. Kirkman Hubert C. Koonts Alex Kroustalis Ronnie N. Lamb Bruce H. Langley Carl R. Larson Marvin O. Laxton James R. Lester David E. Lilly Naomi G. Lingle Sandra D. Lomax Jerry V. Long Joseph H. J arrell Joseph B. Jarvis Ronald L. Jennings Linda C. Johnson Linda K. Johnson Calvin M. J ones Garry D. Jones Gary L. Jones Ronnie R. Jones Susan M. Jones Phillip J. Kasey Shirley Killingsworth .N-up Ronald D. McCall Steve C. McCulloch Carroll M. McD'aniel Florence C. McLeod Carolyn N. McNeely Larry V. Maguire Clifford H. Malphurs Pete G. Mastoras Hreshmen . . . Jig , ... , alla I XY H 17 H on k , ..., V,. , ,w 1124514-4' 85 College 5ransfer ri Kathy E. Miller Luther A. Miller, Jr. William C. Moore Randy K. Mullens John R. Murphy Charles C. Myers, Jr. Nell V. Myers Ronald W. Myers Thomas C. Neighbours Steve A. Nichols Iadorma J . Noe Ann K. Pack Darrell R. Parks Linda A. Parrish Billy Patterson George Payne III Kafiin F. Payne John D. Penland Johnny L. Pickett Larry A. Pinnix James W. Price Roland E. Ransom Thomas H. Ratledge Jeff J. Richards Julian M. Riggs, Jr. Donald I. Riley Leon J. Ritter George B. Sage Michael E. Salls Sterling H. Sanders, Jr. greshmen . . College 5ransfer ii J f . You just don't finish registration in tive minutes. AF 1'5- L. I -. fpQffaaf7, vw' V W 4' f W f y '23, A-'SQ John E. Saunders Larry E. Seay James C. Sebastian Joe S. Sechrest Richard L. Segers Shirley A. Seymour Johnny L. Sides Paul G. Sink Bert J. Smith Robert S. Smith Tim C. Smith Barry T. Starr Ron E. Stith Jerry D. Stout Opal C. Suggs Milton B. Swing James M. Swink Phillip L. Taylor Judith A. Tesh Emilie H. Thomas Susan J. Thomason Hresnmen . College 5rans er For our next selection... . , ft . . 7 ' .4 '. ,,,, V. guz Kevin M. Thompson waiva M. Thompson 1 4? M X f A Robert J. Tucker, Jr. Baxter E. Turner A Glenn P, Tyree John A. Veach --fa ,J Gerald D. Voncannon Zi '14 if in 5 Frances J. Ware 4 Linda S. Watson Jimmie C. Watts James H. Wilkins Clifton B. Williams Delores F. Wills Rodney T. Windsor Caroline Wong Samuel G. Wood O L1 S Hmmm...Not bad at all! 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Clinard s.,,,,,,.,... ...si I 014.5-I t Q as gt 4' N. Q an . rv wdinr M lyme if 3+ -U Lg. , Q, V: . ., 3 91 M Q iffy ? it , 3 f Mx Kenneth R. Cook John C. Cowden Vickie D. Curtis Janice D. Dari' Carl E. Davis John B. Davis Rodney L. Decker Lona G. Everhart William E. Everhart David H. Floyd David M. Floyd Donnie R. Floyd W 1 W ,bw ,5JS -:-5.gf- :Q-.. f K 4 l fl, i i , A vf' 92 Hreshmen . gechnical Ready for take-off. '::-N Film -vp jf QQ? nw 0 'Q V 'F f 1 W, f - -'at ' ,Mya :f,v . ' V V. 9 3 Stephen W. Floyd Jack H. Frank, Jr. Dennis G. Gaddy Janet R. Gallimore Gwendolyn E. Gathings Jerry E. Gentle William B. Gray Grover H. Griffie, Jr. Connie D. Gudger Rose Ann Harper Mary A.F. Hairston Herbert L. Harris Larry W. Harrison Randy J. Hawkins Rebecca S. Hearn Edward K. Hedrick Calvin Henderson James T. Henson Cathy R. Hiatt Mona G. Hines Don C. Hinkle Christopher Hinshaw Wanda D. Hunt Sandra G. J arrell James R. Johnson Jimmy D. Jolly Jerry L. Kennedy Larry F. Kepley Jesse T. Kluttz, Jr. Darrell W. Koonts Jerry W. Leonard Lindy M. Leonard Ronald D. Leonard Rober C. McGee Harold A. Mabry Tommy D. Martin Vicki L, Matthews David T. Mendenhall Dwight R. Meredith Ernest S. Moore Jerry L. Motsinger Deborah J. Murr Edward M. Myers Teresia J. Neeley Diane P. Nobles Larry D. Outlaw James L. Payne Lonnie M. Pell .goal .uf 64' A -nf! Janice D. Pierce Donald I. Poteat Ronnie C. Prevatte Emma L. Rawdon Charles L. Reece Cleveland G. Reid James D. Reid Robert S. Saintsing Norman J. Smith Carla J. Southards Steven L. Stone Donald G. Sutphin lf' 0 . Don't knock it if you haven't tried it. gresfimen . . 5ecHnica1 if Hreshmen . Zechnical Michael R. Tolson James A. Waddell, Jr Wade Wall George R. Walsh John W. Welborn Paula M, Williams Edward L. Wolfe Howard L. Wood, Jr. Dianne E. Woodlieff Thomas S. Worsham Ruth B. Young Olin W. Younts Robert N. Taylor Thomas E. Taylor Dear Abby... But I need home ec.! The hip bone's connected to the thigh bone. No, we don't type business letters with the red ribbon. A leopard skin miniskirt? 97 T1 2 is XS W .mf L- X fi A Agyg Y .,-- L m-.-f m, 55 W' 6 q . if ' Y 791+ .wm- Bruce Ball David H. Beck Richard G. Beck Eugene E. Berry Henry Burton Don A. Coggins Kenneth L. Cross Donald E. Dublin Ronald G. England Lowell K. Everhart Randy D. Everhart Kevon H. Farabec Tom D. Fleming Curtis W. Fletcher Ralph R, Fowler Carey G. Fritts ,aw 'Wh .v A ,M Now we'll have to paint the whole car. greshmen . Uocaiional Johnny M. Fritts Harvey J. Ginsburg Ronnie W. Griffin Edward D. Grubb Thaniel L. Hairston Lewis A. Hall Sammie D. Hedrick Douglas D. Holmes Larry W. Hughes Kent Jackson Jack Jarrett, Jr. Johnny R. Kepley Jimmy L. Koonts Roger D. Koonts Ted L. Koontz Henry J. Latham Dwayne Leonard Tony C. Leonard Barry W. Lewis James M. McGuire Daniel T. Myers Tommy L. Oliver Fletcher S. Owens James D. Palmer fin Van C. Reece Fred R. Royals David A. Sechrist Patrick C. Spangler Charles W. Sturdivant James R. Varner Robert Z. West Wren P. Whicker Ronald L. Wood Hresflmen Vocational O.K., men, take ten. Ch 2 V UZ , my X M, At least he comes to every practice. W? 1 ia eating in the library? 1, WE? ' e , ,V 'tglm , y jgggkf h ,g,f,,, Wg wr L W 1. if 'Wh ,Qi 102 y ff Z.V: . aa .1 g'Tiptoe Through the Tulips .... They're playing our song. 1 4- vm...-.....,,.....,w. , .W 521: M 1 WY' ' x X X S ,M-W ' W sf' . X SX X XXwX:fXXfXmX . X If R1 ,swa ffli ' . :X , X f X ...N NX, . .. X Q' X 5 , X XX X fqihligg i X S Y X X MDX X..,X., X Aw :XXX .XXX W XX, . .Mg sff weXXmxX iw Cheerleaders No basketball team is complete without cheerleaders be- hind it. The cheerleaders were newly organized this year. They have worked hard supporting the team and boosting school spirit. Spreading publicity about games, supplying food for the players, and encouraging the team's confidence were just a few of the activities of the cheerleaders. Cheerleaders encourage student participation at pep S rallies. 1 First row, left to right: Wajva Thompson, Ann Deaton, Ann Third row: Gail Sajntsing, Diane Welch, Bunny Young, Lynda Kennedy. Second row: Janice Sink, Cathy Ward, Phyllis Phillips. Kirkman. 106 These bouncy cheerleaders lead yells at a pep rally. Y Anne Deaton, Chief Cheerleader, adds an extra spark to the cheerleading squad. s Q is 5 2 1: s 5 n r Basketball Front row, left to right: Ed McAdamsg David Spellg Denny The basketball team fared well considering it was their first season Hayworth, captaing back row, left to right: Bill Douglas, manager: of competition. Although they started off slowly, they pulled up Jim Duncang Richard Cantorg Ronnie Myers, cofaptaing Dwight to a 6-ll record near the end of the season. During a winning Meredithg Kevin Thompsong Ronald Beaver. coach. streak the team won five out of six games and four in a row. WWW To ,Af 5 2 f 1, 1 g 1 I E M, E eff .Wah K' ,W im, ' V , .59 I , .Vrgyfy , 46 A David skillfully dribbles the ball. Kevin goes up for two. Another important basket counts. 108 N r is 8 K :iz x, ff, gf . W xx .Q Q ,fi if Ts A 4 lJ,j Lj 1 nf. The boys scrimmage in practice and work steadily on new plays Basheiliall Another technical on Steelman? xi 'MQ 7 'w Coach Beaver goes over plans for the night's game. Qvlf Although the golf team is not yet in intercollegiate competition, First row: Levon Hopkins, Hilton Jones, Bob Smith, Jim Kenney. they are showing exceptional promise. With the capable super- Second row: MI. lfarthing, Mike Barger, Bill Witt, and Thomas vision of Mr. Farthing, the team perfects a smooth, skillful game. Armstrong. og i lll Maintenance Staff Ernest Eugene Kirk, Jr. Maintenance Supervisor my Ellis Williams, Night Custodian Rose Williams, Night Custodian 112 rm., W-r......l Eilirary Assistants Sherry Swicegood and Rebecca Hubbard F11 important positions on the library staff. Squire Hairston, Day Custodian Nora Rogers, Day Custodian 113 NAME AND ADDRESS Allen, Joel K. Lexington Alley Jr., Robert P. Linwood Allred, Gary T. Winston-Salem Anderson, Ronnie G. Winston-Salem Anderson, Ronnie H. Lexington Armtield, Thomas S. Jamestown Ashby, Lonnie J. Winston-Salem Atkins, Wanda L. Lexington Ayash Jr., Fred N. Salisbury Bailey, David C. Winston-Salem Ball, Jesse L. Lexington Ball, Bruce Lexington Ball, Teresa J. Lexington Barger, Sadie R. Lexington Barnes, Ivory A. Thomasville Barringer, Linda G. Salisbury Bartenfeld, Douglas L. High Point Batchelor, Robert W. Asheboro Bean, Mary S. High Point Bean, Philip G. Thomasville Beane, Clarence H. Denton Beasley, Richard E. Greensboro Beatty, Ludine E. Thomasville Beck, David H. Greensboro Beck, Kenneth A. Lexington Beck, Raymond L. Linwood ' Beck, Richard G. Lexington Beck, Susan M. Lexington Beeson, John B. Randleman Beggs, Mike E. High Point Bemisderfer, William G. Lexington Bentield, Ronald W. Greensboro Brennan, Joseph B. Berry, Eugene E. Thomasville Black, Ronnie L. Lexington Blair, Stephen Thomasville Blake, Joyce H. High Point Blanton, Jr., Wm. C. Winston-Salem Bodenheimer, Stephen B. Thomasville Boger, Norman H. Mocksville Booker, Johnnie M. Thomasville Brandon, Terry A. Linwood PAGE 79 72 79 79 79 62 79 72 72 79 79 99 91 79 93 62 79 79 91 79 72 62 91 99 91 79 99 91 62 63 80 80 91 99 91 72 80 80 72 80 73 80 Brown, Raymond W. High Point Brown, Richard G. High Point Brown, Barry W. Kernersville Bullard, Michael J. High Point Bullin, Chester V. Winston-Salem Burdette, Mark L. High Point Burger, John K. Lexington Burkhart, Lindsay M. Lexington Burrow, Jr., Obert C Asheboro Burton, Henry W. Lexington Burton, Kenneth M. Winston-Salem Callicutt, Ronald L. Worthville n Campbell, Barbara A. Thomasville Cannon, Tony L. Asheboro Carmichael, Gregory High Point Carter, Jr., Henry T. High Point Caudle, William R. Greensboro Cesario, Gregory L. Salisbury Charles, Ronnie A. Winston-Salem Christian, James M. High Point Clinard, Charles W. Thomasville Clinard, Sherrie N. Thomasville Clodfelter, Larry W. High Point Coggins, Don A. Denton Coleman, John D. Salisbury Collins, James A., Jr. High Point Conrad, George R. High Point Cook, Kenneth R. Winston-Salem Couch, Charles C. Winston-Salem Counas, Michael S. Winston-Salem Coward, Harold Asheboro Cowden, John C. Kernersville Cozart, Judith I. Salisbury Creech, Ronald E. Lexington Cross, Kenneth L. Lexington Culnon, William M. Asheboro Curtis, Vickie D. Lexington Cust, III, Robert M. Lexington Daniels, Larry W. Jamestown Darr, Janice D. Thomasville Davis, Carl E. Randleman Davis, Gayle,F. Lexington 114 Davis, Jr., Henry F. High Point Davis, Jimmy R. High Point Davis, John B. Lexington Davis, Johnny E. Thomasville Davis, Patrick H., III Winston-Salem Deas, Robert W. Salisbury Deaton, Dorothy A. Thomasville Decker, Rodney L. Lexington Donovan, Margaret C. Thomasville Douglas, William H. Salisbury Dublin, Donald E. Lexington Drakulakos, Georgia F. High Point Eagle, Susan A. Salisbury Eddy, Richard G. Winston-Salem Edwards, Charles E. Lexington Eller, Lanny J. Winston-Salem Elmore, John C. Salisbury Embry, Boley T. Thomasville Embry, James L. Thomasville England, Ronald G. Lexington Epps, Randy E. High Point Ernst, Michael O. Winston-Salem Essic Jr., Henry P. Winston-Salem Everhart, Lona G. Lexington Everhart, Lowell K. Winston-Salem Everhart, Michael R. Thomasville Everhart, Randy D. Lexington Everhart, William E. Winston-Salem Farabee, Kevon H. Lexington Farmer, Clarence C. High Point Ferrell, Harold M. High Point Fishel, Cheryl D. Winston-Salem Fisher, Donald W. Salisbury Fisher, J annie L. Lexington Fleming, Tom D. Thomasville Student 81 63 92 63 63 81 73 92 81 81 99 81 81 81 81 63 63 81 73 99 82 82 82 94 99 73 99 94 99 82 73 82 82 82 99 Directory Fletcher, Curtis W. Lexington Floyd, David H. Thomasville Floyd, David M. Lexington Floyd, Donnie R. Lexington Floyd, Stephen W. Denton Ford, James T. Lexington Foster, He1en'N. Mocksville Fouts, Barbara D. Thomasville Fowler, Ralph R. Lexington Frank, Donald W. Lexington Frank, Brenda S. Denton Frank, Jr., Jack H. Lexington Frazier, Phillip R. Liberty Freiberg, Marvin J. Greensboro Frisbee, Randall R. Thomasville Fritts, Carey G. Lexington Fritts, Johnny M. Lexington Fry, Deborah L. Lexington Fulbright Jr., Bruce Lexington F ulcher, Dalton C. Thomasville Gaddy, Dennis A. Winston-Salem Gallimore, Janet R. Lexington Galloway, Charles P. Clemmons Gallup, Bruce C. Kemersville Gardner, Gary N. Greensboro Gathings, Gwendolyn E. Thomasville Gentle, Jerry E. Lexington Gentry, Thomas L. Winston-Salem Gleason, Keith A. Greensboro Goodman, Steve R. Winston-Salem Gordon, James A. Greensboro Gray, David C. Greensboro Gray, William B. Clemmons Green, Lillian T. Lexington l 4,, Griftie, Jr., Grover H. Thomasville Griffin, Ronnie W. Linwood Griggs, Mildred B. Salisbury Grubb, Edward D. Lexington Gudger, Connie D. Salisbury Hairston, Mary A. F. Lexington Hairston, Thaniel L. Lexington Hall, Lewis A. Mocksville Hardy, Robert E. Lexington Hargrave, Joan A. Lexington Harper, Rose Ann Thomasville Harris, Herbert L. High Point Harris, John H. Thomasville Harris, Patricia D. High Point Harris, Thomas W. Randleman Harrison, Larry W. Lexington Hawkins, Randy J. Thomasville Hawn, Earl D. Winston-Salem Hayes, Curtis S. Thomasville Haywood, Gary P. Denton Hayworth, Clayton L. High Point Hearn, Rebecca S. Lexington Heath, Margene L. Winston-Salem Hedgecock, Peggy J. High Point Hedrick, Edward K. Lexington Hedrick, Gary B. Lexington Hedrick, Patricia L. Lexington Hedrick, Sammie D. Lexington Hege, Sharon L. Lexington Hemmings, Richard L. Winston-Salem Henderson, Calvin Thomasville Henderson, McKinley G. High Point Hendren, Brady L. Thomasville Hendrix, Edker D. Mocksville Henion, Randall L. Salisbury Henson, James T. Winston-Salem Hester, Bruce L. Winston-Salem Hiatt, Cathy R. Lexington Hicks, J oe R. Winston-Salem Hill, James C. Thomasville Hill, Manie E., Jr. Linwood Hill, Steve V. Trinity 115 Hines, Mona G. High Point Hinkle, Don C. Welcome Hinshaw, Christopher Randleman Hobbs, Ellis D. Lexington Hobson, James B. High Point Holman, Paul W. Lexington Holmes, Douglas D. Salisbury Honbarrier, Larry W. Salisbury Hoover, Jack B. Salisbury Hopkins, Levon Denton House, Martha E. Thomasville House, Ruth S. Salisbury Hubbard, Sharon R. Salisbury Hufton, Vicki D. Lexington Hughes, Larry W. Thomasville Humphries, Walter S. Lexington Hunsucker, Ida C. High Point Hunt, David C. Lexington Hunt, David V. Lexington Hunt, James E. Thomasville Hunt, Wanda D. Lexington Hutchens, Terry R. High Point Hyne, Nancy L. Winston-Salem Idol, Henry D. Kemersville Ingram, Johnny J. Thomasville Jackson, Daniel L. Winston-Salem Jackson, Kent Lexington Jarrell, Joseph H. Winston-Salem Jarrell, Sandra G. Thomasville Jarrett Jr., Jack J. Thomasville Jarvis, Joseph B. Winston-Salem Jenkins, John W. Lexington Jennings, Ronald L. Greensboro Johnson, James R. Thomasville Johnson, Linda C. Winston-Salem Jolmson, Linda K. Winston-Salem Jolly, Jimmy D. Lexington Jones, Calvin M. Thomasville Jones, Dallas W. High Point Jones, Garry D. High Point Jones, Gary L. High Point Jones, Hilton H. Winston-Salem Jones, Ronnie R. Jamestown Jones, Susan M. Greensboro Jordon, Sidney K. High Point Kasey, Phillip J. Pleasant Garden Keams, Janet ,L. High Point Kennedy, Jerry L. Winston-Salem Kenney, James R. High Point Kepley, Johnny R. Lexington Kepley, Larry F. Lexington Killingsworth, Shirley High Point Kingsley, Bemard R. Kemersville Kinley, Barry W. High Point Kirkman, Lynda R. Thomasville Kluttz Jr., Jesse T. Salisbury Koontz, Darrell W. Linwood Koontz, Hubert C. Lexington Koontz, Jimmy L. Lexington Koontz, Geraldine P. Linwood Koontz, Roger D. Lexington Koontz, Ted L. Lexington Kroustalis, Alex S. Linwood Lamb, Ronnie N. High Point Langley, Bruce H. Winston-Salem Larson, Carl R. Winston-Salem Latchford, James A. Winston-Salem Latham, Henry J. Lexington Lawrence, Keith V. Winston-Salem Laxton, Marvin O. Winston-Salem Letler, Dale Salisbury Lemly, Paul J. Lexington Leonard, Jerry W. Lexington Leonard, Lindy M. Thomasville Leonard, Ronald D. Lexington Leonard, Dwayne Lexington Student Directory Leonard, Tony C. Lexington Lester, James R. Clemmons Lewis, Barry W. Linwood Lilly, David E. Jamestown Lingle, Naomi G. Lexington Link, James R. Lexington Lomax, Sandra D. Asheboro Long, Jerry V. Salisbury Lovette, Colon W. Denton Luck, Joseph D. Asheboro McAdams, Joseph E. High Point McCall, Ronald D. Lexington McCulloch, Steve C. Thomasville McDaniel, Carroll M. High Point McGee, Rober C. Winston-Salem McGuire, James M. Thomasville McKenzie, John T. Trinity McLeod, Florence C. Lexin ton S McNeely, Carolyn N. Lexington Mabry, Harold A. Lexington Maguire, Larry V. Kemersville Malphurs, Clifford H. Thomasville Martin, Tommy D. Winston-Salem Martin III, William C. Salisbury Massey, Rachel S. Lexington Mastoras, Pete G. Winston-Salem Matthews, Larry J. High Point Matthews, Vicki L. Lexington Mendenhall, David T. High Point Meredith, Dwight R. Trinity Miller, Johnnie L. Lexington Miller, Kathy E. High Point Miller Jr., Luther A. Asheboro Millikan, Larry J. High Point 116 Mize, Dennis C. Lexington Mize, Allen Lexington Moore, Ernest S. Thomasville Moore, William C. High Point Morris, Shirley S. Winston-Salem Motsinger, Jerry L. Thomasville Mullens, Randy K. Lexington Murphy, David R. Lexington Murr, Deborah J. High Point Myers Jr., Charles C. Lexington Myers, Daniel T. Thomasville Myers, Debra D. Denton Myers, Edward M. Lexington Myers, John D. Winston-Salem Myers, Nell V. Thomasville Myers, Ronald W. Thomasville Neeley, Teresia J. Thomasville Neighbours, Thomas C High Point Nichols, Steve A. High Point Nobles, Diane P. Lexington Noe, Ladonna J. Winston-Salem Oliver, Tommy L. Thomasville Outlaw, Larry D. High Point Otwell, Gary H. Greensboro Owen, Myra J. Southmont Owens, Fletcher S. Lexington Pack, Ann K. Winston-Salem Palmer, James D. Linwood Palmer, Wesley G. Lexington Parks, Darrell R. Asheboro Parrish, Linda A. Trinity Patterson, Billy M. High Point Payneill, George Lexington Payne, James L. Thomasville Payne, Kaftin F. Thomasville Pell, Lonnie M. Thomasville Penland, John D. Greensboro Phillips, Phillis L. Winston-Salem Pickett, Johnny L. Southmont Pierce, Janice D. Trinity Pinnix, Larry A. Lexington Poston, Ronald B. Salisbury Poteat, Donald I. Greensboro Prevatte, Ronnie C. High Point Price, James W. Salisbury Ranson, Roland E. Winston-Salem Ratledge, Thomas H. High Point Rawdon, Emma L. Lexington Reaves, Harold C. High Point Reece, Charles L. Winston-Salem Reece, Van C. Winston-Salem Reid, Cleveland G. Thomasville Reid, James D. Lexington Reynolds, John N. Trinity Richards, Jeff J. Salisbury Riggs, Julian M. Winston-Salem Riley, Donald l. Jamestown Ripple, Ronald D. Welcome Ritter, Leon J. Asheboro Roberts, Fred H. High Point Royals, Fred R. Trinity Sage, George B. Winston-Salem Saintsing, Margaret D. Thomasville Saintsing, Robert S. Thomasville Saintsing, Virginia G. Thomasville Saleeby, Saundra J. Salisbury Salls, Michael E. Greensboro Sanders, Jr., Sterling H. Asheboro Saunders, John E. Kannapolis Seagle, Jolmny O. Mocksville Seay, Larry E. Thomasville Sebastian, James C. Winston-Salem Sechrest, Joe S. High Point Sechrist, David A. Thomasville Segers, Richard L. Thomasville Seymour, Shirley A. Winston-Salem Shaw, Gwen Lexington Shoffner Jr., Hervey S. Asheboro Sides, Johnny L. Salisbury Sink, Janice L. Thomasville Sink, Paul G. Lexington Slack Jr., John R. Denton Smith, Bert J. High Point Smith, Norman J. Thomasville Smith, Robert S. Winston-Salem Smith, Ronnie G. Lexington Smith, Tim C. Winston-Salem Smith, William F. Denton Southards, Carla J. I-ligh Point Spangler, Patrick C. High Point Stafford, Mildred A. Lexington Stanley, William B. Thomasville Starr, Barry T. Lexington Starr, Jim Lexington Stith, Ron E. Winston-Salem Stokes, Sandra K. Linwood Stone, Steven L. Thomasville Stout, Jerry D. High Point Sturdivant, Charles W. Thomasville Suggs, Opal C. Thomasville Sutphin, Donald G. Salisbury Swicegood, Joyce F. Linwood Swing, Milton B. Lexington Swink, James M. Lexington Taylor, James S. Lexington Taylor, Phillip L. High Point Taylor, Robert N. Lexington Taylor, Thomas E. Lexington Tesh, Judith A. Winston-Salem Thayer Jr., Coy B. Thomasville Thomas, Emilie H. Trinity Thomason, Susan J. Lexington Thompson, Kevin M. Winston-Salem Thompson, Waiva M. Winston-Salem Tolson, Michael R. Thomasville Tucker Jr., Robert J. High Point Turner, Baxter E. Salisbury Tyree, Glenn P. Winston-Salem 117 Tysinger, Gertrude E. Thomasville Tysinger, Glenda A. Lexington Varner, James R. Denton Viach, John A. Thomasville Voncannon, Gerald D. Lexington Waddell Jr., James A. Winston-Salem Wall, Wade Winston-Salem Walsh, George R. High Point Walters, William J. Lexington Ward, Cathy L. Thomasville Ware, Frances J. High Point Watson, Linda S. Salisbury Watts, Jimmie C. High Point Weaver, Gene G. High Point Welborn, John W. Thomasville Westmoreland, Clavin T Winston-Salem Whicker, Wren P. Winston-Salem White, Steve W. Welcome Wilkins, James H. Statesville Willard, Jennifer L. Winston-Salem Williams, Clifton B. High Point Williams Jr., Edwin R. Lexington Williams, Paula M. Lexington Wills, Delores F. Lexington Windsor, Cynthia L. High Point Windsor, Rodney T. Salisbury Witt, William H. Winston-Salem Wolfe, Edward L. Thomasville Wong, Caroline Salisbury Wood Jr., Howard L. Lexington Wood, Ronald L. Thomasville Wood, Samuel G. Greensboro Woodlieff, Dianne E. Thomasville Worsham, Thomas S. Winston-Salem Wright, Eddie L. Lexington York Jr., Thomas J. Thomasville Young, Bunny J. Lexington Young, Ruth B. High Point Younger, Linda A. Trinity Younts, Olin W. Lexington Zachary, Rick M. High Point Zakos, James B. High Point vfi- -V1 nvjx :fl fi' jf JJ. ff 1 1 U : '3G4'?1 442. 412- , ,, wx. dw . At ., an, Q72 , V We ' fs 'V '?f,,g,:Qr'f. V 2' if L gb ' limi 43 7g 3 'fm . ' -1hiwf'l. Y. 4 ,u. ff Ya 4 . ff , N115 I. n , K 1 . ry, 4 WV, QW, .ggi If J s vg- . 7' an fl A W ' df? - 4 K 54 .yy IF ' , ,girl 'r 41 ? gf ' vp A i'5s,wVl! 1 2' J' .qw- f 11' L ar 1 5' U.. 5 rw f f vi- .. Q - -- - 4'-'54 1Q f .- ,,,, :Q ff?'x1f.'Iy--ff, M ,J ,,.y?-PW' - .yy , , '-I 1,gy5 'nt iz F 47 552 f . 5 EA ffm,-r'.2Qf5s,.s:g,4.,m.2gf1n4,m. -. J: sk' , gif'-