Dunn High School - Echo Yearbook (Dunn, NC)

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Mrs. Hilda Wilson, Sponsor; Karen Lee, Editor; Kay Rowles, Co-Editor. Dunn Hi - Times The Dunn Hi-Times, our school newspaper, is sponsored by the Future Business Leaders of America. It serves to keep us informed and to give students ex- perience in journalism. MD aia areas Tanya Dudley, Becky Wade. Standing: Linda Ingraham, Gail Taylor, Debbie Tart, Linda Tart, Karen Altman, Sheila Byrd, Betty o Dixon. 108

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Future Farmers of America Center Front: Corbett Thornton, Tommy Norris. First Row: Ricky Ernhardt, James Brewington, Junior Tart, Randy Griffin, Donnie Stanley, Billy Addison, Randy Wagstaff, Sammy Holmes, Ronnie Pope, Kenneth Barefoot, Sammy Kinsey, Carl Wear, Ronnie Warren. Second Row: Donnie Coats, Barry Lee, Anson Byrd, Johnny Adams, Ronnie Parker, Felton Herring, Ricky Miller, { vO Johnny McLamb, Thomas Barefoot, Tommy Dorman, Mickey Sch- neider, Junior West, Randy Norris. Third Row: Ronnie Wilkin- son, Steve Barefoot, Barry Dorman, David Hooten, Hugh Jackson, Mike Neighbors, Steve Gainey, Terry Ivey, Dwight Maynard, Dee Pope, Glenn Strickland, Jerry Maynard, Lloyd West, Charles Weaver, Tommy Williford, Ronald Jones. uae The Future Farmers of America is’ a club for boys in secondary schools who participate in Vocational Agriculture. They conduct various service projects around the school and community throughout the year. Johnny Wellons, Treasurer; Danny Radcliff, Vice- President; Terry Miller, Secretary; Mr. Woodrow Osborne, Sponsor; Wesley Hamilton, President; Ronnie Hamilton, S entinel. Not Pictured: Connie Allen, Reporter.

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First Row: Mariah Johnson, Karene Parker, Retha Godwin, Rebecca Jernigan, Vicky Tripp, Celia Marshburn. Second Row: Bobby Weber, Camilla Snipes, Al Murray, Lloyd Smith, Phoebe Johnson, Jack Byrd. Third Row: Andy Johnson, Mitchell Bass, Joe Smothers, Robie Butler, Chuck Thomas, John Alsey Johnson. Betty Jean Dixon, Junior Co-Editor; Joy Freeman, Editor- in-Chief; Mr. Harvey Eldridge, Advisor; Mary Ann Wel- born, Junior Editor. Echo Being the best has been the aim of the 1968 Echo staff. The spring and summer saw ad sales. Under the able leadership of head business manager Retha Godwin, a record number of ads were sold. Another job faced the business managers at the beginning of school—the sale of down payments. Here another record was set—nearly 500 down payments were sold. In October the annual was laid out, and then came the deadlines. From December 20 until the last item was mailed on March 15, the Echo’s condemned few put together this book. The annual staff takes a rest break from working on the third deadline. 109