E E Smith High School - Smithsonian Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1966 volume:

. ' • — 4,,,,i J ‘ ,,J 1 ,i,L 1111 1 1 f — : Donated by MRS. MATTIE RANDOLPH LIBRARIAN E. E. SMITH HIGH SCHOOL December 13, 1998 SJhe Smithsonian ' 66 . it. Smith Senior Jhfiqh JayefleoilTe DC G Ccfiti or Shy how 7 J JTCoore hlsst C chiton Tl eith hi. thraues jw- !%i-V , •: ’ ' -, , • , ■ . ' . •Y ..v-..- . V :V‘ n. V . ; . ' J- ' • ' • ‘I . ' vV.-- ' ? t - ■•- V.f. Con en s ffcfmini strati on ffacufty Seniors .juniors Sopfo nores ■ .■•? ..a 1 . k ' . V vt 1 YiV t 5 ' . ■A- . ' X 2 Mrs. J. S. Clement 2)ecfication During the wonderful years that we have spent here, we have found your time and efforts invaluable in helping to make better men and women of us. Always you have put your shoulders to the wheel to help us achieve both our educational and common goals. There were times when we felt low in spirit and you lifted us. The example that you set in the classroom, and your qualities of spirit and mind will always be an inspiration to us . We, the graduating class of nineteen hundred and sixty six, wish to immortalize the years that we ' ve shared with you, and to say thanks for all that you have done. With deep esteem, we dedicate to you -the Smithsonian. UBRary 3 a Left to Right: (SITTING) Mr. James Warner, Mr. Louie Rouse, Mrs. Dan Currie, Mr. Ross (SUPT.), Mr. Mel Thompson, Dr. John Harry, Mr. Luther Black, Mrs. Harry Stein, Mr. Allie Atkinson (STANDING) Mr. Rupert Bullard, Mr. Herman Bishop, Dr. Chancey Edwards (Mr. Neill Currie NOT PICTURED). C. Reid Ross, Superintendent eo C. C . JKi ler J j rincipafs Jit ess ape PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE TO THE SENIORS OF 1966 Congratulations to you on the 1966 publication of the Smithsonian which reflects your years at E. E. Smith. From time to time during the past three years, I have enjoyed the privilege of having many talks with you. I hope that I have impressed upon you my for- mula for success which is hard work and good work”. A man who does no more than he is forced to do, or does as little as he can be paid to do, is an idle man. You have sought after and have been provided with the tools of learning and the inspiration to forge a better way of life for yourself and for others. There is no adequate method, it seems, of really measuring the influence of this school on your future. Suffice it to say that our alumni have been in the forefront in leading the continued march for a higher level of intellectual, economic, and spiritual attainment. In practically every phase of life there are Smithites whose lamps were lit here. You face a period of great tension, difficulty, and danger for our country, our freedom, and our civilization. I challenge you to face it with the firm re- solution that our democracy, our religion, and our way of life can never be destroyed except by our neglect and indifference. We, here at Smith, shall continue in your service with unabated vigor in the years to come. The resources of my office are always at your disposal. Yours is a splendid opportunity to live a contributory life. I am confident that you will. Mrs. A. Woullard Secretary Mrs. M. H. Johnson Bookkeeper Miss C. L. Thompson Guidance Counselor Mr. R. C. Williams Asst. Principal Miss P. E. Dunn Biology Guidance Counselor B.S.-North Carolina Col. M.S. -North Carolina Col. Jacufla Mrs. I. W. Askew Physical Education B.S. -South Carolina State Mr. J. I. Barnette Art A. T. College Mr. A. T. Clark Chemistry A. B. -Indiana Univ. M.S.-N.C. College Mr. W. J. Carver Physical Education B.S. -Hampton Inst. Mr. D. T. Carter Physical Education B. A. -Virginia Union M.A.-N.Y. University Mrs. J. S. Clement Spanish A. B. -Livingstone College Mr. R. S. Ford Biology B.S. -Morris College M.S. -South Carolina St. Col. Mrs. I. C. Fowler English A. B.- Shaw University Mrs. E. E. Gross Commercial Education B.S. -North Carolina College Miss P.A. Hargrove History B.A.-Bennett College Miss V. M. Harley Commercial Education B.S. -Livingstone College Miss A. M. Haynes English B.A.-Claflin College M. A. -Hampton Inst. Miss C. L. Holden Home Economics B.S. -Shaw University M.A.-N. Y. University Mr. J. A. Hollingsworth Science B.S. -A. T. College M.S. -North Carolina College Mrs. F. W. Jenkins Mathematics B.S.-Claflin College Mr. D. S. Kelly Science B.S. -Shaw University M.A.-N. Y. University Mr. D. LaHuffman History A. B. -North Carolina College Mrs. D. E. Lane History A. B.- Bennett College M.A.-N. Y. University Miss M. V. McLean Librarian BLS. -North Carolina College Mr. W. J. Owens Industrial Arts B.S.-A. T. College Mrs. E. S. Pharr English A. B. -Knoxville College Mrs. B. R. Reeder Mathematics B.S.-Bluefield St. College Mrs. A. S. Robinson French A. B. -Livingstone College Mr. P. A. Russell Instrumental Music B.A.-Claflin College Miss B. J. Smith English B. A. -Howard University Mrs. M. L. Spivey French B.S.-Shaw Univ. M.A.-Univ. Michigan Mr. S. Spencer Mathematics B.S. -Fayetteville St. College Miss R. L. Stokes English B.S. -Elizabeth City State Mr. C. H. Thigpen Masonry B.S. -Fayetteville State College Mrs. R. L. Torrey Home Economics B.S. -South Carolina State FACULTY NOT PICTURED 1. Miss B. Brown Physical Education 2. Mrs. F. Hampton Spanish 3. Mr. C. Wilson Music 12 Custodians (1 to r) Mr. J. T. Newkirk Mr. Luther White Mr. James Godwin, Jr. JKatcfs (1 to r) Mrs. Pearl King Mrs. Mattie Thomas (1 to r) Mrs. Mary Williams Mrs. Lena Autry Mrs. A. B. Wright, Manager Mr. I. McGill c5, emors C ass Gofors CRot al iBfue £ C ' olcf Glass Ufower Carnation ' CLASS POEM fhen morning turns to evening When evening turns to night, So we must relinquish our carefree days To assume a different plight To our destinies, our fates, our aspirations We now turn our sights. For three years we strived for excellence For three years you gave your all- Now, that the future is in our hands These lessons we recall. As we broaden our horizons And go on to higher heights With the standards of dignity and grace We ' ll run, we ' ll win, we ' ll fight- We ' re ready for the race. And so, Smith high, our journey begins Into the mainstream of life With the courage and hope that make � manl We ' 11 find our island and light the bes m of excellence. Cheryle Smith ISLANDS OF EXCELLENCE As the good ship of fortune docks at the port of opportu- nity--We gather better job opportunities and more voca- tional training to start our journey. Our wind tossed vessel travels over the stormy seas, we reach the port of Humanity. Here we find avenues of love, justice, and decency. Our crew, the class of 1966, learns that man is dependent on man and that man belongs to man. With these virtues in mind, we put our fate in the wind and sail on to our Islands of Excellence. 15 Cheryle Smith Gwendolyn McRae Gloria Gairy Secretary Thomas Gavin Vice-President Patricia Pope Executive Secretary Chylow Moore Editor Keith Graves Co-Editor 16 17 BLUE, ELIZABETH 18 BUTLER, JAMES CARVER, KENNETH 21 DAVIS, DOROTHY FREEMAN, BERKLEY FERGUSON, GERALDINE FREEMAN, WILLIAM FOSTER, FRED FOY, DELORES FOUSHEE, REGINALD FEEMSTER, CLEVELAND FARRINGTON, ZOAN 24 HENLEY, RAYMOND JONES, EVELYN 29 MARTIN, KISSEL 30 McEACHERN, BETTY McLAURIN, HELEN McLEAN, JOHN McLaughlin, janie McGILDREY, SHIRLEY McKEITHAN, DORIS McMillan, Charles McNEIL, FRANK McNEIL, RONALD PIERCE, MARILYN PLUMMER, RUSSELL SUTTON, NORA ROSEBOROUGH, JAMES SINGLETARY, MARY WILLIAMS, HELEN LEAK, DAVID McMillan, lena WILLIAMS, ALEXANDER McDonald, Barbara WILLIAMS, CHARLES WILLIS, ARCHIE 44 45 BEST DRESSED MOST ALL-ROUND Brenda Currie Elmer Simmons MOST STUDIOUS MOST INTELLECTUAL BEST LEADERS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Carolita Smith Thomas Gavin MOST ATTRACTIVE - HANDSOME WITTIEST MOST TALENTED Edwenia Farmer Thomas Gavin jmmm i m Evelyn Jones Chylow Moore Kaye Frances King Juan Hall 46 BEST DANCERS MOST POPULAR Carolita Smith Ronald Simms Carolita Smith Elmer Simmons MOST ATHLETIC MOST PHOTOGENIC Edwena Farmer WiUie Simon Carolita Smith Oscar Polite Jacquelyn Hollingsworth Johnny Baldwin 47 48 Gloria Allen Mack Allen Robert Armstrong Bur land Baker Raecene Baldwin David Best Andrea Bethea Lacy Bethune Diedre Blackwell James Blue Sylvester Blue Margaret Bradley Leona Breece Barbara Brewington DeVon Brewington Cynthia Bridgers Betty Bronson Gloria Brooks Len Brown Carol Bryant Belinda Bryant. Joseph Buck Melvin Burke Eleanor Butler Tommy Butler Joanna Byrd Anita Campbell Joyce Campbell Linda Campbell Fred Carter Annie Carver Linda Chavis Donna Cherry Clyde Chesney Harold China William Christian Joseph Coachman Katie Coker Evelyn Cole Lamb Cole Ernestine Costin Barbara Covington Brenda Covington Roland Crawford Carolyn Cross Robert Curry Brenda Davis Evelyn Davis 49 Betty Dixon Dorothy Dobbins Annie Douglas Carl Douglas Eugenia Drake Ronald Drummond Bruce Edwards John Edwards Bobby Evans Diane Evans Furman Evans Linda Evans Richard Evans Darlene Fairley Carolyn Faison Alonza Farmer Obe Ford Larry Foy Bennie Fuller Charles Fuller Patricia Gaddy Ronald Gainey Clifford Garland Sarah Garland James Gavin Gwendolyn Generette Anthony George Theriata Gillis Diane Graham Jerry Graham George Greer Sandra Griffin Claretta Harris Jimmy Harvey Brian Hawkins Jasper Henderson Bobbydyne Hicks George Hightower Herman Hines Agnes Hodges Cynthia Holmes Deborah Huddleston Valeria Humphrey Johnny Hunter Larry Johnson Mary Johnson Dean Jones Joyce Jones 50 Linda Jones Sherlene Judd Jimmy Lamb Alphonso Leggett Franklin Leggett Thomas Lennon Mary Lewis Emma Lilly Brenda Little Thomas Little Annie Manuel Rufus Marshall Roston Matthews Linda McAlister Jesse McCoy Linda McDaniel Bertha McDonald Geraldine McDonald Jerry McDonald Shirley McDougald Annie McFayden Doretha McFayden Evelyn McFayden Ellen McGill Eugene Mclver Billy McKinnon Jesse McKoy Marva McKoy Janice McLaurin Johnny McLaurin Betty McLean Jack McLean David McMillan Jackie McMillan Patricia McMillan Robert McMillan Selwyn McMillan Sylvia McMillan Georgialena McNeil Joyce McNeil Kay McNeil Margaret McNeil Modean McNeil Pearl McNeil Larry McPhaull Franklin McPherson Johnny McQueen Rebecca McRae 51 Anthony Melvin Charles Melvin Cora Melvin Jennie Melvin Livest Melvin Cornelius Miles Gwendolyn Monroe Rudolph Monroe Larry Morrisey Brenda Morrison Betty Muldrow Shirley Murray John Nash Ceasar Nettles Annie Patterson Brenda Patterson Jackie Peterson Maria Pickett Shirley Pierce Robert Purcell James Purdie Sarah Purdie Paula Quick Ceretta Raines Charles Randolph Donald Raye Wayman Robinson Freddie Rogers Alice Roseborough Christine Roundtree Leonard Rowles Norma Rush Bonita Ryals Charles Ryals Jackie Samuel Barbara Sansbury Linda Sharpe Jestine Shields Lindbergh Shipman Murray Simmons Rodney Simmons Rosalyn Simmons Robert Simpson Pennie Singletary Jackie Smith James Smith John Smith Kato Smith 52 Matthew Smith Shirley Smith Willie Smith Winfred Stanley Patricia Stevens Alma Strother Phyllis Suggs David Sutton Jerry Taylor Lillie Thomas Cheryl Torrey Craig Torrey Alphonso Vance Andrea Vanlue Karl Vaughn Lysandria Waddell Donald Wade Milton Wade DeNard Ward Darnella Washington Gwendolyn Washington Constance Weathers Robert Wells Robert White Jackie Whitmore Barbara Williams Brenda Williams Debra Williams Esther Williams Hattie Williams Jessie Williams Jonathan Williams Joyce Williams Millie Worley Carnell Wright Nathalene Wright 53 56 57 58 IRb r 6) L 63 64 ationaf Jfonor Society 65 66 ance 9 , ' roup X2 ? . 9 - ■ 67 68 GAi eerfeaders 70 J J fi oiocjrap i tj Gfu6 71 js V ars BULLS SURPASS PREDICTION The Golden Bulls opened their season with the prediction of winning five (5) games out of a ten game schedule. At the beginning of the season, the Bulls had an easy win over their oppo- nents. Week after week, teams fell short of defeating the Golden Bulls. After the Bulls surpassed their predicted season mark, they were competing with the top rated teams in the league. Suffering only one loss entering the Eliza- beth City game, the Bulls were on their last leg for a possible Eastern Cham- pionship. Fighting to the end, the Bulls couldn ' t stay out front in order to end the game victoriously. With two games left and one of those being Homecoming, the Bulls went on to prove themselves one of the top teams in the State. Thomas Gavin Sports Editor 73 ' JooiSaff State All East Record Raeford zu Goldsboro Smith 38 Kinston Smith 14 Wilmington Smith 14 Rocky Mount Smith 12 Wilson Smith 12 Eliz. City Smith 12 Durham 28 Raleigh cS. eruor Ueam JKemG ers CBuff Goac itnj Staff •? v 78 C aseSalT 79 12-1 Girls Volleyball Championship Our Queen There is none fairer than our own Miss E. E. Smith. Maceo Carolita Smith, member of class 12-2, holds this honor with high esteem. She was chosen overwhelmingly by popular vote. Her attendants are: Gloria Gairy, of 12-1, and Sandra Joyce Purdie, of 12-3. The week ' s festivities included: Clash Day, Dress Up Day, Blue and Gold Day, the Pre- Homecoming Dance, and the Homecoming Game. Uheatre in (ioucalion Each year Theatre in Education sponsors a tour throughout North Carolina high schools presenting professional actors in absorbing scenes from famous plays by Shakespeare. During the week of their visit to E. E. Smith, this creative exhibit was displayed in the lobby featuring major works by Shakespeare. Below are the actors viewing the exhibit. 85 The Smithespians presented two exciting plays this year. Purlie Victorious by Ossie Davis was highly acknowledged by the community. Leading characters were Kenneth Carver, Delois Foy, Howard Jenkins, Sylvester Reeder and LaMaurice Hunter. The Festival presenta- tion Twelve Pound Look was highly recognized in the Regional and State Festivals. Stars of the presentation were Linda Kerr and Kenneth Carver with LaMaurice Hunter and Keith Graves sharing significant roles. 86 87 trombone The Smithsonian Choir rendered exceptional performances this year, under the new director, Mr. Clinton G. Wilson. Their major performances included: Handel ' s Messiah, a joint concertwith the J. W. Ligon HighSchool choir, God ' s Trombone by James Weldon Johnson, the spring concert, and the district and state festival performances. 88 SMITH TEACHER HONORED For a number of years the Homemaking Department at E. E. Smith Senior High School has grown and prospered under the direction of Miss C. L. Hol- den. Because of her diligent and devoted service, and her vivid portrayal of the Standards and ideals set forth by the Future Homemakers of America, the members of this school chose to name the organization the CLEMENTINE L. HOLDEN CHAPTER OF THE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA. Miss Holden, pleasantly surprised, faced a happy and appreciative audience as she accepted a plaque from Cheryle Smith on behalf of the Clementine L. Holden Chapter of the Future Home- makers of America. The plaque read in part: For untiring service in helping to improve in- dividual, personal, family, and community living.” Miss Holden is a native of Raleigh, N. C. She received the B. S. and M. S. degrees from Shaw University and New York University respectively. She is a valued advisor on many projects and activities of the school and community. Membership in professional organizations include the following: American Home Economics Association, Home Economics Division of the N. E. A., American Vocational Association, and the North Carolina Home Economics Association. Miss Holden has also served as Chairman of Home Economics Teachers. An effective worker, a respected educational leader, an unassuming but appreciative human being, Clementine L. Holden has made significant contributions to education. 89 90 91 Directory LEMUEL ANDERSON 521 Eaton Street Activities: Track Glee Club Science Club CHARLES ARCHIE 912 Ellis Street Activities: EDWARD R. AUSTIN 108 Webb St. Activities: History Club French Club Dramatics Club ERASTUS BAIN 515 Curtis St. Activities: Library Club Photography Club Commercial Club Russian Club Annual Staff JOHNNY BALDWIN 6-F Luzon Drive Activities: Intramural Steering Committee N.C.I.S.I.O. Science Club History Club Library Club Baseball LOUIS BAKER 566 Cape Fear Ct. Activities: Football Tr. Baseball Intramural Steering Committee SHIRLEY BALL 1305 Turnpike Rd. Activities: Intramural Steering Committee GLORIA BETHEA 703 Humphrey Lane Activities: Russian Club MARARET BETHUNE 512 Downing St. Activities : Cheering Squad Dance Group FHA Intramural Steering Committee Library Club ELIZABETH BLUE 910 East Collier Dr. Activities: Intramural Steering Committee DAVID BREWTNGTON 611 Bell St. Activities: Track Intramural Steering Committee JOHN BROWN 521 Albany St. Activities: Science Club French Club History Club Baseball ROBERT BROWN 817 Sessoms St. Activities: MADELYN BRYANT 511 Murchison Rd. Activities: Annual Staff Dance Group Commercial Club Library Club RUFUS BOYKIN 509 Belt Blvd. Activities: Photography Club Intramural Steering Committee Annual Staff French Club Track Science GLORIA BURGESS 548 Frink St. Activities: Dance Group Commercial Club MICHAEL BUSHROD 121 Jasper St. Activities: Baseball Science Club Glee Club Boys Glee Club Intramural Steering Committee JAMES BUTLER 1307 Murchison Rd. Activities : Glee Club LORRAINE BUTLER 712 Eccles Dr. Activities: Dramatics Glee Club Cheering Squad French Club RUBY CAMPBELL 414 Alfred St. Activities: FHA Science Club JOSEPH CARMICHAEL 337 Simmons St. Activities: Russian Club Student Council KENNETH CARVER 864 West Orange St. Activities: Student Council Science Club Glee Club Boys Glee Club Dramatics Club Football Team Basketball Team Russian Club . FRANKLIN CHANCE 772 Eufaula St. Activities: N.C.I.S.O. CHARLES CHAPMAN 326 Moore St. Activities: Science Club French Club Glee Club Mixed Chorus Boys Glee Club FRANKLIN CLARK 2209 Nickey Ave. Activities: Glee Club Russian Club Dramatics Club Science Club JOSEPH COACHMAN 815 Leachers Dr. Activities: Glee Club Football Dramatics Club Science Club History Club WILLIAMS R. COACHMAN 815 Teachers Dr. Activities: Glee Club Baseball Dramatics Club Science Club History Club ELDRIA MARLENE COGDELL 1101 Ramsey St. Activities: Glee Club Science Club Student Council Dramatics Club Newspaper Club ANTHONY ORLANDO CONE 1813 Brodell Drive Activities: Track Dramatics Club Executive Club Science Club Newspaper Club Intramural Steering Committee MARY LeMARR COPELAND 310 Mclver St. Activities : Library Club Science Club Russian Club F. H. A. JOHN COVINGTON 411 S. Coal Spring St. Activities: Intramural Steering Committee Basketball Team POSTEL COVINGTON 111 Boundary Lane Activities: Football Basketball Baseball Intramural Steering Committee YearDook Annual EULA DANCY 604 Wilma St. Activities: F. H. A. Intramural Steering Committee CARNELL DAVIS 919 Carvers St. Activities: Football Science Club Baseball DORIS DAVIS 611 Julia Street Activities: Commercial Club F. H. A. Club DOROTHY DAVIS 348 Vanstory Street Activities: Student Council F. H. A. Commercial Club French Club SARAH C. DIXON 634 Pennsylvania Ave. Activities: Intramural Steering Committee EUNICE BENITTIA DOUGLASS 1626 Murchion Rd. Activities: Cheerleader Commercial Club French Club Annual Staff Science Club Newspaper Club Debating Club Junior Class Officer BRENDA DUNHAM 1104 Avenue Activities: Commercial Club Library Club Charm Club PAUL EAGLIN 601 Hastie Loop Activities: Debating Club Jr. Class Pres. Science Club History Club Spanish Club National Honor Society GEORGE ELLIOTT 1503 Kornbow Street Activities: CATHERINE BONITA EVANS P. O. Box 193, Springlake Activities: Dance Group Science Club EDWENA FARMER 2520 Vestal Avenue Activities: Cheerleader Science Club Newspaper Club Annual Staff Commercial Club Debating Team History Club Junior Class Officer CLEVELAND FEEMSTER 1857 Gola Drive Activities: Russian Club Commercial Club Football I, II Science Club I, II Dramatics I, II FRED FOSTER, JR. 705 Ames Street Activities: Music Chorus French Club Science Club REGINALD FOUSHEE 1815 Primrose Drive Activities: Library Club Baseball Manager Spanish Club Male Choir Glee Club III QUEEN DE LORIS FOY 401 Mann Street Activities: Science Club Dramatics Club Spanish Club Student Council Annual Staff SUSIE MAE FRINK 1915 Bain Drive Activities: History Club Science Club Student Council Library Club Student Guidance BURKELEY FREEMAN 400 Mclver Street Activities : Glee Club III Baseball II, III ALMA FULLER 275 Marion Court Activities: Student Council Commercial Club Library Club Dramatics II FLORENCE FULLER 724 Monagan Street Activities: Student Council FHA III Commercial Club III ANDRE GAINEY 1714 Newark Street Activities: Glee Club GLORIA GAIRY 721 Murchison Road Activities: Glee Club Library Club Dramatics Club Russian Club History Club Science Club THOMAS JEFFRIES GAVIN, EH 1910 Newark Street Activities: History Club Newspaper Basketball Football Track Student Council Annual Staff Photography Club Science Club BONNIE MAY GILMORE 557 Guthrie Street Activities: Glee Club LONNIE GILMORE 557 Guthrie Street Activities: Choir i, n, in Russian Club Photography II JAMES GRAHAM 412 Bevil Street Activities: Track I, n, in Boys Glee Club KEITH ALTON GRAVES 1913 Harris Street Activities: Band Photography Club Dramatics Club History Club Science Club Boys ' Glee Club French Club Associate Editor of Yearbook EMMA HAIRE 808 Washington Drive Activities: Glee Club JACQUELINE HARLEY 561 Cape Fear Court Activities: Music Co-Ordinator JAMES HARRIS, JR. 700 Carmen Street Activities: Basketball Team Intramural Steering Committee LACONYEA P. HAYES 958 Chamberlain Drive Activities: FHA Russian Club Science Club RAYMOND HENDLEY 705 Wilma Street Activities: Science Club Commercial Club Glee Club I DAVID HILL 152 North Broad Street Activities: History Club Basketball II Glee Club I, II Commercial Club EMMA DELORES HILL 1023 Orange Street Activities: Library Club Glee Club Cheerleader Dramatics I GLORIA HUDSON 12 Humphrey Plaza Activities: CORA ELIZABETH HURLEY 1122 Henderson Avenue Activities: FHA Student Council Dance Group General Chorus French Club HOWARD JENKINS 870 Brewver Street Activities: Football Dramatics Club Science Club CLARENCE JOHNSON 1014 Augusta Drive Activities : Basketball Glee Club CLARA JONES 42 1 Upton Street Activities: Russian Club Science Club Commercial Club Library Club Annual Staff DALLEN JONES 1705 Torrey Drive Activities: Intramural Steering Committee EVELYN DELORES JONES 1634 Slater Avenue Activities : Glee Club Dramatics Club Science Club FHA Library Club Student Council ORA JONES Activities: FHA Library Club Glee Club JIMMY JUDD 725 Filter Drive Activities : Track I, H, III Glee Club LINDA KERR 425 Chatham Street Activities: Student Council Science Club History Club Newspaper Club French Club Dramatics Club Annual Staff KAY FRANCES KING 527 Eaton Street Activities : Concert Choir Science Club RONALD EUGENE LANE 119 Chance Street Activities: Student Council Dramatics Club History Club Science Club Football Basketball I Baseball Intramural Steering Committee GLORIA ANN LAWRENCE 1233 Elliott Street Activities : Newspaper Club Annual Staff Photography Club Library Club Science Club Dramatics Club ELLA LEACH 418 Neville Street Activities: FHA Intramural Steering Committee DAVID LEAK 149 North Broad St. Activities: Football Track Team JOHN ROBERT LEE 1914 Stanberry St. Activities : Intramural Steering Committee MARY VIRGINIA LITTLE 1425 Murchion Rd. Activities : Glee Club French Club F. H. A. GLORIA LYMAS 902 Davis Court Apt. C Activities: Intramural Steering Committee F. H. A. Booster Club Commercial Club Dance Group Glee Club BOBBY MARSHALL 505 Cape Fear Court Activities: Intramural Steering Committee KISSEL MARTIN 1960 Cascade St. Activities: Science Club H istory Club Drama Club Track Team Glee Club Photography Club Annual Staff ROBERT MASSEY 513 Albany St. Activities: Science Club Photography Club History Club Student Council Student Guidance Library Club Dramatics Club Annual Staff Boys Choir BEN MAYNOR 264 Cape Fear Court Activities: Russian Club Intramural Steering Committee DOROTHY McCORMICK 220 Roosevelt Dr. Activities: Debating Club Library Club History Club Commercial Club French Club Guidance Committee PORTIA McCORMICK 924 Washington Dr. Activities : Commercial Club Russian Club Drama Club Newspaper Club CAROLYN McDANIEL 1121 Henderson Ave. Activities : Commercial Club F. H. A. BARBARA MCDONALD 2306 Emily St. Activities: Library Club Commercial Club Dramatics Club Debating Club Science Club French Club Russian Club Guidance Committee History Club ERNEST DOUGLAS MCDONALD 418 Buxton Blvd. Activities: Vocational Industrial Club MITTIE MCDONALD 1123 Essex Place Activities: Dance Group Commercial Club ROBERT MCDONALD 523 Stevens St. Activities: Science Club Drama Club JANIE McDOUGALD 2314 Richard St. Activities: Commercial Club F. H. A. Student Council JANICE LEE McDOWELL 424 Lagdon St. Activities : Dramatics Club Commercial Club French Club Annual Staff Science Club BETTY ANN McEACHERN 1920 Bain Dr. Activities: Russian Club F. H. A. Library Club Science Club ERIC Me GE ACHY 1870 Brodell Dr. Activities: Student Council History Club ■ Science Club Newspaper Club Debating Club Dramatics Club French Club Student Guidance Committee Glee Club Library Club JANIE McLAUGHLIN 810 Brewer St. Activities : Intramural Steering Committee HELEN D. McLAURIN 1808 Newark St. Activities: F. H. A. JOHN CURTIS McLEAN 428 Chatham St. Activities: Glee Club Basketball Intramural Steering Committee CHARLES McMILLIAN 1110 Elliot Cr. Activities: Baseball CHARLES McMILLIAN 1811 Murchion Rd. Activities : Choir Band Intramural Steering Committee FRANCINA McMILLIAN 816 Ramsey St. Activities: Science Club French Club Glee Club Newspaper Club Dramatics Club Student Council Annual Staff HOWARD WELDON McMILLIAN 913 Wilmington Rd. Activities: History Club Russian Club Science Club Baseball LENA McMILLIAN 335 Vanstory Activities: F. H. A. Glee Club Library Club SAMUEL McMILLIAN 631 Frink St. Activities: Intramural Steering Committee EARLY McNATT 422 Cole St. Activities: Glee Club Intramural Steering Committee FRANK McNEILL 114 Blount St. Activities : Choir Band Photography Club Dramatics Club Student Club JAMES McNEILL 2322 Everlence Ave. Activities: Intramural Steering Committee MALLIE McNEILL 705 Humphrey Lane Activities: Library Club Commercial Club French Club Guidance Committee Science Club Annual Staff History Club Student Council PATRICIA McNEILL 806 Barnes St. Activities: Commercial Club RONALD McNEILL 879 Orange St. Activities: Baseball WILLIAM McNEILL 1129 University Ave. Activities: GWENDOLYN OLYMPIA McRAE 541 Fisher St. Activities: National Honor Society Band Senior Class Officer Student Council Officer History Club Science Club Newspaper Club Annual Staff Russian Club ROXIE McRAE 819 Evans Ave. Activities: F. H. A. WILLIS McRAE 1002 Fleeterwood Dr. Activities: PATRICIA MILES 913 Wilmington Highway Activities: Commercial Club WILLIE MILLIGAN 653 Roberson St. Activities: Committee Sr. Class Officer Student Guidance Newspaper Club Football Baseball CHYLOW PAUL MOORE 512 Albany St. Activities : Editor- In- Chi ef- Smithsonian Photography Club Science Club Dramatics Club Glee Club Senior Class Executive MARY C. MOSLEY 731 Wilmington Rd. Activities: F H. A. EUGENE MUNN 1613 Elliott St. Activities : Intramural Steering Committee THOMAS OWENS 2102 South Nickey Ave. Activities: Glee Club Student Council Track Team Intramural Steering- Committee LARRY PATTERSON 1110 Chesterfield Dr. Activities: N.C.S.I.O. STEVE PATTERSON 604 Hastie Loop Activities: Baseball Student Council RUBIE NELL PENN 1458 Thelbert Dr. Activities : F. H. A. Glee Club CALVIN PETERSON 815 Shoffard St. Activities: Football Basketball Intramural Steering Committee ELLA PETERSON 425 Wright St. Activities: F. H. A. JAMES PETERSON 703 Grove St. Activities: French Club Library Club Science Club Football JACQUELINE PIERCE 1516 Murchison Rd. Activities: Commercial Club Intramural Steering Committee MARILYN PIERCE 468 Williams St. Activities: F. H. A. Student Science Club Glee Club JEMMY PIPKIN 1911 Corrinna Activities: Band Intramural Steering Committee RUSSELL PLUMMER 108 Pennsylvania Ave. Activities: Science Club DONELLA PORTER 812 Frolic St. Activities: F. H. A. OSCAR POLITE 215 Simmons St. Activities: Baseball Basketball Football Glee Club Spanish Club History Club Annual Staff SALLIE MAE PRUITT 727 Wilmington Dr. Activities: Steering Committee Glee Club F. H. A. Student Council Commercial Club WILLIAM ERNEST 2012 Bain Dr. Activities : SYLVESTER REEDER 502 Langdon St. Activities: History Club Dramatics Club Football Science Club Annual Staff Guidance Committee Student Council CLEVELAND MICHAEL REGIS 1818 Broadell Dr. Activities: History Club Baseball Photography Club French Club Dramatics Club Glee Club ROMAENE REID 442 Wilmington Rd. Activities: F. H. A. Glee Club Commercial Club Dramatics Club JAMES B. ROSEBOROUGH 444 Gillespie St. Activities : Band Russian Club Commercial Club Dramatics Club Intramural Steering Committee JACKIE SAMPSON 509 Curtis St. Activities: R ussian Club Track ELMER WALTER SIMMONS 2000 Newark St. Activities : History Club Student Council Dramatics Club Debating Club Library Club Track Science Club Photography Club Commercial Club Executive Committee Annual Staff RONALD EARL SIMMS 1628 Murchison Rd. Activities : Football Basketball Glee Club STEVEN ERIC SIMMS 1628 Murchison Rd. Activities: Intramural Steering Committee Glee Club Basketball WILLIE SIMON 802 Hanover St. Activities: Football Glee Club Science Club Student Council JENNIE SINCLAIR 665 Cape Fear Court Activities : Student Council Band Sr. Class Executive Committee CATHERINE SMITH 741 Filler Drive Activities: Spanish Club JOSEPH L. SMITH 900 Wilmington Rd. Activities : Intramural Steering Committee Glee Club SANDRA A. SMITH 201 Pennsylvania Ave. Activities: Commercial Club Student Council WILLIE ALVIN SMITH 318 Evans St. Activities: Intramural Steering Committee Glee Club JACKIE STEWART 418 Driver St. Activities: F. H. A. French Club NORA SUTTON 300 Cumberland St. Activities: F. H. A. Student Council Commercial Club SHIRLEY GRACE SWEATT 520 Spaulding Street Activities: F. H. A. Student Guidance Committee Commercial Club Science Club GLORIA THREET 511 Albany St. Activities : Science Club F. H. A. Intramural Steering Committee ANNIE TOWNSEND 1636 Edgecombe Ave. Activities: Dance Group DELORES UNDERWOOD 671 Cape Fear Court Activities: F. H. A. Intramural Steering Committee HERBERT WALTER VICK 1858 Broadell Dr. Activities : Student Guidance Committee Annual Staff WANDA PATSY WALKER 1010 Orange St. Activities : Glee Club Library Club Spanish Club History Club Annual Staff Newspaper Club MAGGIE LEE WASHINGTON 149 North St. Activities: Band Science Club Russian Club History Club MADELINE DENISE WARREN 599 Philadelphia St. Activities: F. H. A. Commercial Club BERLY WILLIAMS 1100 Hood St. Activities : Science Club Commercial Club Annual Staff CHARLES WILLIAMS 507 Curtis St. Activities : Glee Club Science Club French Club Student Council JUDY WILLIAMS 329 Lincoln Drive Activities: Student Council F. H. A. PETE WILLIAMS 599 Cape Fear Court Activities : TYRONE WILLIAMS 329 Lincoln Dr. Activities: Glee Club Band CHERYLE SMITH 2302 Vestal Avenue Activities: Newspaper Club Debating Team Annual Staff Dramatics Club History Club Girls Chorus F. H. A. Guidance Committee GRATCHEN McMILLLAN 1921 Bain Drive Activities: French Club Science Club Dramatics Club Band Student Council KENNETH A. GRAVES 1813 Harris Street Activities: Band Russian Club Science Club Annual Staff Choir Intramural Steering Committee RICHARD J. JENKINS 1227 North Street Activities: Football Masonry Club Student Council Russian Club Science Club ALEXANDER WILLIAMS 914 Carver St. Activities : Track HELEN JEAN WILLIAMS 5 ' .9 Fries Street Activities : Glee CLuo IOEN WILLIAMS 710 Eel- St. Activities : Band Glee Clue Science Club Trace Russian Clue Year too s Staff OLETHA WILLIAMS 758 TopeLa. St. Activities : Commercial Club F. H. A. 108 Chylow P. Moore EDITOR Keith A. Graves CO- EDITOR Linda Kerr FEATURE EDITOR Thomas J. Gavin SPORTS EDITOR Anthony O. Cone ADVERTISING MANAGER Edwena Farmer TYPING CHAIRMAN CO- ADS MANAGER John Williams ARTIST Paul Eaglin BUSINESS MANAGER Elmer Simmons LAY-OUT Benittia Douglas Sylvester Reeder Francina McMillan Carolita Smith Gwendolyn McRae FAITHFUL WORKERS Robert A. Massey Cheryle Smith Carolyn Little Kenneth Graves Jacquelyn Pierce Jacquelyn Hollingsworth Patsy Walker 109 TO THE CLASS OF ’66 During this school year, 1965-66, I have been a part of a great and very impressionable experience which I will never forget. I would like to thank you for the trust that you placed in me as president of the senior class and for the fine cooperation that I received from each of you. As we look back over the past years, I am sure that we can be proud of our accomplishments and forever mindful of our failures. We have learned during these years that the need to strive for greater heights is the foundation upon which we shall build our Islands of Excellence.” Gwendolyn McRae, Now, fellow classmates, with heart heavy, but mind filled with treasured memories, I bid you farewell. President All Smithsonians have one great purpose, and that purpose is to capture the events and treasured moments that we will one day want to recall. When all members of this class, the Big 66, move away they will one day want to look back into the good ole days they had here. Recapturing will be no problem for they know these events will always be on file in the Smithsonian ' 66. Featured in this Smithsonian were Intramural activities, athletics, and special events, such as Career Day and College Day, and the ex- hibitions by NASA and North Carolina Natural Gas. These exhibitions show progress made throughout the years from the past to the present, and their hopes for even greater progress in the future years. E. E. Smith is progressing, for the sounds from its progress bell have been steadily ringing. Since the school years of 1964-66, the alumni has displayed great feats in placing Smith on the North Carolina and National scene. One of Smith ' s alumni, Deborah Wilkerson, Class of ' 65, became one of North Carolina’s and the nation ' s first Presidential Scholars; James Raye, Class of ' 64, became Smith ' s first Big Ten athlete and next year a potential starting quarter-back for the Michigan State Spartans. Stephen McCleod, Class of ' 65, this year became Duke University ' s first Negro fraternal pledgee; and our own chemistry teacher, Mr. Archie T. Clark, Class of ' 50, was named by the North Carolina Section of The American Chemical Society as North Caro- lina Science Teacher of the Year for the year 1964-65. Smith is now expanding its physical plant with additions of new and beautiful classrooms and other buildings. The hammeringand drilling and the persistent pounding have all been welcomed and described as sounds of progress. Then there is the Smithsonian itself. It too plays a vital role in the progress of E. E. Smith. With the development of new and better cameras and accessories, better layout designs and special photographic techniques, the Smithsonian will also be a part of this great progressive move. The Alumni and faculty, the Student body, expansion of the physical plant and publications - these are the reflections that toll the Smith bell and are responsible for THE SOUNDS OF PROGRESS ON OUR ISLAND OF EXCELLENCE Chylow Paul Moore Editor-In-Chief 1 10 1 12 cf () e 1 Love that man from TJarsitu! 114 BROADELL HOMES, INC. REAL ESTATE 488-4905 Seabrook Road Fayetteville, N. C. Compliments of COBLE DAIRY PRODUCTS CURRIE COAL COMPANY BLUE BLAZES GAS APPLIANCES -FUEL OIL Arrangements Flowers ARNETE THE TAILOR Vicks Center For All Occasions TUCKERS FLORIST 483-5654 2112 Murchison Rd. 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