East Davidson High School - Claw Yearbook (Thomasville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1963 volume:

J v-xy fvxi 1 if M' 5. Uv' , A 1 A ,L 'v ...W if W If .tp M . -Q G? 4 s-I., . 'Q ,t ,f v 1 ,N 1 ' inf 44 if '1 1. :- r uf - -1 1 41 4 1 1' 4 , 1-,.., 4145.4 g.1,,44 ,4 T, , 44 .4 ,, , -,. ,,,4,4,. , 1 1 4 , 4 1 1 , -.1 1 , , . , -114 1 , 1 1, .. .,.. ,4 .i , - , ., 4 '-,, 44 ., 1,5 4 4 1 1 ', , r 1-1-4 ., , , 4 A . 4 4 .44 .44 'f iff' ,..,,,11..',',., ,, 4 1-, K I ,1 , .,, , . , ,. ..-f' 11. ' .' .jjj ,Q ' , 4 3 ' 444'-34,4 4 ,,,414:. -4,44 4, gig. ' , ,141 1 .11-,W-,f-1, 1 1, - a - 1.1,,.f--,ew bv' 1, 1 .-,. .., , 34 f , 1,, , .- . -111. 4 xv- ,A 1,,-71 14 ,14' 1 ' H1,,,,1'1 41 , ,' .,.,':71Mgfg.4'3 ,,.,44',43, 1 4 4 , ' V11? 111'f1.fQ4'14'f44i:14.Q 1 1 1,1 4-,u,,, 4 4 445,-444, ,441 411, , ' , , 11 1 , 1, We-, 4,114 1 1 . 144. I , -5, 4'-,, 44 4 4 , .. , . 444 4 in sf , , ,NI K 1' '- 4, 1 ,44 L 1 1 1' '-11, 1,4,.44' ' 2 ,.,',5.- Q, 1 ., 1 .,41,, 14: 1... 4 A 1 ,', .01 ,11g,,4,,., 4' '4 '-1 .1,.,z J 1. 1 , -1,.n, 1 4 1 4,,,-1, X . - . 1 . 1, 1 ' ' q 1 . Y.. ..-.4 ' ' . A ,'.. T , ' 1 , ' f 44 1 ,.1 1 g, .4 ,. '- ' X ,f 1 ., rl ' ,., ,4 L' 1, W ' 1 Q 1' .,1 ' 14.11. ,1 ,. ?-481, 3, 4 . - ,. 44, ,434 4 -.14 21,4 4 1 Q - 1 .4 .1 1 ' 1 N4 1-4 ,,r, . . , 4 ,1 , , 11 1,31 ,.L-,:'11'1,'. K , 1 1. Q . . , v I , 1 . 1 - 4, 1 1 -. 1- ,A , , 4 1 1 1 . 41 1 . 4 , 4 .-,1 1 4 1 .,-1, 1 ,1 4. . ,,, 4. . ' , 1 1 4.,l,,,f4 41. , I ' L , A 1 1 xgw' v-1. f 14 VS 4 1 fi 4 1 , f ,,,,e.U 1.---, ,.41.4. ,gf 1, - 4'51:4,4:4,,4 4445,-'.,. . '11 .1 '-1,1 S, k,I'.,, ' 1 0,111 ,1 . -1 , ,,1 ,.,f 1 ,, Q, A mi., M 4 1, -, 1,. f-Q 1 1 J-ig. 5 1 K f, r .11 , ,-91 ., .,.f,,, ,,, 1 -111 ,441 143 . P' .1 1-11 411 14 1 , .1.. 1,. ..,,..4. 4 1 , 1 , ,,4 ., , ,I 14 , 1 ' 4 44 1 '. ' ,, ff4f'1 ' ' ' ' . 1?',',,. ' . 'gr S' , '-, 1 ,1 .,4. L 1' 1' ..f,,fJ,'1 12, ,Q ff 4. ,1,,4.l,-5 ,, A , 1 41.3 4,-' ,,,. 1 1 11.141--,7g,, 1' , 15,1 ,r 4,1 1-.f1:r1...1-f1 ' ', , ', '-.:1' 21' 11.1 ,vii 4 ,4,, 4. ,-11g'4,,.QA44 14F,g,4', 4,1 1, ,,1.,g 4,4 L f. 1- 11,1, 1 4,,,44, ,1 A .4.4 4. 1, , 1 4 .1 ,, .K .14 ,1 1 ,A-,.. , 1 1 ,--., ' v. .-,' l . 4 -'-- 1.4 f 1,4 ' . 'W' 1' :fm .,. 1 1 ,, . v1 --1 1 1 .1 - 4 '4.4j,, , 4. , .-,, ,- ,, 1'4j X . , 1 ,4', 114, -, W' V,',r: , 1 ...' ,, 1 1 , .-.f., , .,.,,,-1,4 1 1 ' . ..-4ef ,' 1 1v?,u -f. 1,4 4 4 4 14 . 4.9 44, 4. 4,1 1 ' . ' f1.,11'1.-!- .xh- L44 4 4 F, , . gl' 1, XL- , 144. ' 1,4-1 ' 4 -1 s W 1 . I7 I ,,, 14' Q1 Ng ' 1 ' .14 . rf r F, VV ' ju 1 1 4-1 .4 . .,.-,lf ,- . .A . , up 1 4, ...j--4,,,, bf 1 -15 4 pk . , ' 7 , . ,,-fm' 1, 5 , 11, 11' ' , 4 4 1. , 1.4, 44 ,-144 11 . , 1,,... , 4 1 . ,44 1 41 4, 1 1 1 , , , 1 1 '1. , 441, 4 4 1 ,,,.4 4 4 4 ,. ' 4 , 4 If 14.4251 41424 1 , f, 1. 1 ,1,l,,. 'p 1 41, , V 11 1 11-L, ,1 ., 1 ,, . 15, '1 1 'A ' Ivffw' 1.14. ,,'!' 1,1 1 'v11 , .,1 '1'1 -1 ,' 1-1 '1, , 1 . . .,. 1 1 ,. 'Q' '-, '.. ' 111-1,f,v.'1 31 sy 1 , - g.,4- 4 4 5, 1 413- . '11 Al 'f' '1 . 'iq' ' 0 tl. ' ' ' f' '. A , 1-11.,'ff1'x ,- 1 ' Y 111'-. '..1, 1 4 '1 ' H, 1 ,V 4,,,- , 1 1 ,.,4. , , 14, 44 .4 Ig ' ' ,,j4, ' 1 1. 1., .1111 44 444 ,415 , ' ' 1' 1fw- 1-' , ' L '1-.L ' ,,.m',11DJ5'1g , , 1,111.11 L ,-.'- .-1 . .,q ,.-.1 -,. ,11,fe ,.1, .4 -,. . , 1.-, 1.' 1. ak.-,.. 1 4. 4 14 ,-K I 44 I ,,, ,- , . 1,-.f-,1 lj. 41 ,- :Karl--3.1 , . ,.1., -, Y 1 '11,-f1..,...--. . . 1. 9.1. Iwo- 1:54 .51 VJ f. - Y.A,'l.',1 v- .AW-. a VnrJl , 1r Y 0111854 ,JYll.1.15I' 'JHl1Nl'Dl'.'- CHaw Pk K ,-45 Z ,Q-Q. The K E Km MN 2 1963 Rfl 'tdt X K f x ff R- Y ip'-Vliri 'NU X X ,ff ' A XXX fl X F , A I , 3 ' 1 fi I i ,fy J . F ,Z A Xf iff , N I i A i fix aj W i , U , A ,CX-1 C hx, fb. af A 4 W ' 4 fx 4A mf fx wwf 1 + AQ' Y Y! J,Vlh,fLxx! ,',Y'xQj,fbf'.XJ.' lx! Ji W!y:-, w wil -,,j',,' 'wif' v-1 H.x-f1- NX-I ' - KX-1,2 il L, I A , 2 rvrrvrsw-n 4 ,4 D..-,, ,,, ,Arm-4, Q ,Vu V ' ' ' 'J' 1' '- -A -'f ' 7- f f,.,1, . .. w 'A 1- X TYFWBT7 ?'F'?'V Tr W-'V-+1-+ v'f'! 'l'P'm..v--c':n.--4i-1...-.-...-.-. DONNA HARRIS Editor DAVID BECK Assistant Editor Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 4 MQLAW' W aff 1 6 9 15 41 49 59 69 81 Page 97 104 WMM fd' wwf fff-,.,wfffWH'Jjff5QJZ7ff4'y 3 DEDICATI In deep appreciation for his many accomplish- ments of the past two years and for the help and guidance he has offered and given to all who have been in need of his counsel-we, the annual staff as well as the entire student body, sincerely dedicate the 1963 CLAW to OUR principal-R.I-I. BULE. By continuous service, he has aided us and our school. 4 f1'lf w-48' vp Q 55 ROBERT I-I BUIE, PI'11'1C1p3.1 152 , Qx ,Cixi-ZQ1 , , ,.x,Q .,.,Q. ::,,f P QQ fx O ,., --, - 3.-- -...., .....L...4,..1,..... -- -, -W--.. 1 ,,p -14 .I.-.A., .I....f 7.......g,. .,.iI..4..m7 I Ii ' :E ffl gm I? Na II Q QQ II Ig IMI In Igg, IJ -, Ig IJ IV ACTIVITIES I - ' + I S I 'Ki may I I I I I I I I I I I I I W1 Ii f4 CAKES in the Classroom 4 and the Athletic field fa My X ,557 in 'fat f... ,ST J .ww-fwas-zfzsw. f ' M'- '1 -,K . ' ,f-,,,..v,.,w1fz:-f Gr' N , ', igfiigfg- - :hw ,Za 3.'f!?5,,..,, My X. Qu 4 ,feeif-4.2 A w Q vf . ' M?',,f Y 7, , A, , V .. ,gm ,. .X '4,,J,j j,,,: , New ' ' .Q A.- . ,. ,any ,, KW A .A W , J f-251.143 - W ,,,,. ,y , ..,. ,K ,f ' gi,'f!s-Q,g:f:wX,g-xncva, - -.,f. 8 1 ,fx f 1 4 'MEI ,XIWWQA ,wwf f 'Y' MR. E. LAWSON BROWN MRS. CARL BRINKLEY County Superintendent High School Supervisor MR . HENRY WALTERS School Board MR. BILL I-IEDRICK MR. WADE STANLEY 'H 10 0 fi, . as Www, Our administrative .. , L HA . .. g J- ., N, : A E ,. l 1 1 L, x Faculty swf ,gun .F R, R,H, BUIE, Principal High Point College, B.A. University of North Carolina M.A. MRS . PI-IILLIP EVERHART Secretary JOHN B. DOBY, B.S. High Point College American History, Coach World History, Business Math Ci ,Q 4 -df' ' VIVIAN L. FOWLER, A.B. Greensboro College English, Dramatics f MARGARET S. SMITH, A.B. Meredith College Typing, Shorthand, English Guidance Y' 'N ,qi N ., Aww ' ' 7 IOANW. ANDREWS, A.B. 5 Ei Lenoir Rhyne College English, Library leaders direct and guide us. , :ig M V' ' V ll 1 ,y ,' ,QE Qfgf wx N7 sul 55 Q. 1 ROBERT W. STEVENSON. B.S. Wake Forest College Physics, Biology 'QF wwf GRACE B. PAYNE, B.S. East Carolina College Typing, Bookkeeping French, Civics 'W'?a .f,,.aJ' MILDRED W. BARNES, B.S. East Radford State Teacher's College Vocational Home Economics Without guidance there .. 2 I I 3. f- 01' 3-gift' 1? HELEN C. WILSON, B.S. Winthrop College, W.C. U.N.C., Typing, Business Math, Office Practice I GENEVA PALMER, B. S. Lenoir Rhyne College Plane Geometry, Solid and Sociology, Coach Geometry, Chemistry, Biology JOANNE B. CAMERON, A.B. High Point College English I yi 'if is no success. J . 'ir i, . -s 1A- . ' .. I? ,, ' A I . If . if I V , 1 bi ,ts H M A 'E S s i -f'1-ez? ij -Wfiii' - , 'm 'SN 'M 1 ,, fQ',fV x. ,I ff I. X -af. 5 f 2 ,' l' 1 5'5?i1N2'f' 1 i I s ff, 2 I X n f'1f.ff Q V , ag, R I Q 5 . .X y A ,yfwg skwwf is x if , , , I , x se m- jg,.k-gf . .... ,. ,, A CARL KENNEDY, B.S. CLARA GRAY I-IEDRICK, B.S. High Point College Woman's College, U.N.C. General Math, Civics Science, Biology Alegebra II A, --nw, A-Wi? R V 4 if ' AUP! A V. .-.A VALERIA MENDENHALL CAREY I. DAVIS THAYER, B.S. I-Iigh Point College High Point College, W.C. Music, Band, Glee Club U.N.c., spanish, English II UNA MAE MANGRUM, B.A. M.A., Texas State College University of Edinburgh Bible i I3 .g,,, KENNETH J. HOYLE, A.B. Elon College Algebra I, II 'I JOHN V. KOONTZ, B.S., M.A. A.S.T,C., Physical Education, Social Studies I Freshman Coach :ui Wm? E 5 ' 1 BILL SWICEGOOD, B.A. Drivers Education WI, .I gs! n-.,L:efe- 1-,V 4f-' - f- -'As- mv- ' .- . - as A - r'- if l. f5'.lo5F if tl-nv .45-74,1 I wwliif' 93 a 'YE ,ner A-if 1 f 'Fai mil' .mf M, . F np, 1, ,. ,kg,: ,f, '+R' 'fffE1'?f!?J7F,?f5'5?1,f5-if , f1Zi?fff:.f1 T M' -,dl H11 f ,f s '- n -uf' :,'-',:-:M an . 917- If I' 'I 1 A ,u QW, A 'Gif ia ,, ig X EQJQ 1 Q ff ii ' Q N .I .Arm gp '1 fig, N . ff 'ff' ? A' ' ' 2 5908 00215940 3 Q. ,,9,,..,,Mf,.:-fy' ---'- ---fi-L..f...mJJ: ff' ' 1 Zi . f4' 4-V 11 5, .TC 7, S' ', .a, 'tg Zmul .F '-I .cxv M9401 -:': , M4 nf'-, L7 I .. MQ 4: V2- 'F-if gb 4 LTD I I :Yi li?- ..., . Q1 In . ,Y 'U rf'- Wy.:-u 200 I 7' r I 5 -.sf Tl 'Pte -2' 4., Z Q. :J .1 ,YL 5 - 25' Q5 Q 5 wt Qu '2' U 1 . AC 56 ,f . q . r v, 1 I 1 P' l 'I 144 V 5' I V l 5 ll I n 1 Fx W' -1- I r I 'wr I' I I I 1 I Y U I, I' , 25 U 'of 9 , -I 9, - pn 'I A., nr I -If 1.9 'I 'A C li 1 - ,s I A' p, 0 f .v - ff: 'f ,Yi V I 3 5 v A n 49 V 'T . 'I C af I 4 1 , 4 '4 sc ' I 1' I' v U 'ol 4' 1 v U! . 1 i ,-i Miss Senior dl l a earance AureliaTaylor Because ofher popularity an ove y pp , was chosenby her classmates as their Miss Senior 1962-1963 . CLASS MOTTO The difficult we do im rn e d i 9. t ely, the impossible takes a little long er. CLASS FLOWER Yellow Rose CLASS COLORS Yellow and Green Class Officers RAYMOND NICHOLSON Presidentg CARROLLBEUSSE, Vice-Presiden , RA SIZEMORE, Treasurer . PAT TYSLNGER, Secretaryg BARBA l6 DON ALEXANDER My words fly up, my thoughts remain below. Words W ith ou t thoughts never to heaven go. DARRELL BAITY The test of good manners is being able to put up with bad ones. LINDA BEESON Changeable Women are more endura- ble than monotonous ones. They a r e sometimes mur d e re d but seldom de- serted. CARROLL BEUSSE As soon as you cannot keep anything from a woman, you love her. Seniors 11 . ,X ,1 f AJ' ,ff 7. xx 1 1 . L. J!-V, A H , 9 nv' ,N J , L. by ' 'X ff- K BJ 1 --.2 1 s ,jf 417 rvwjkj-' :fix if L, X IN ,v f fiflfi EQ., X, 92,9 L km, in IRAN www me - ew lw' iiwv' 3 TI-IAD BODENI-IEIMER Nothing is so firmly believed as what we least know. LINDA BoLEs J P For every thing you have missed, you have gained s om ething elseg and for L everything you gain, you lose some- thing. LINDA BRINKLEY ,iid Hlndividualiw is the salt of comm LJIOV Yr, life. jx ' 'fa BETTY BYERLY y M I . Nothing can bring you peace bu ' ,ll - yourself. COLIN CLINARD Part of the secret of success in life is to eat what you like and let the food fight it out inside. JOE CLINARD An optimist may see a light where there is none, but why must the pessi- mist always run to blow it out? Seniors V4 f, J WW 4 3 in-fn.. If KENNETH CLODFELTER One reason I don't drink is that I want to 1-mow when I am having a good ll time. KATRINKA CONRAD e ruled by time, the wisest counsellor of all. CHRISTINE CROTTS To a smart girl, men are no problem -they're the answer. JOYCE CROUSE Charm is a glow within a woman which casts a most becoming light on others. Milf? ' I 0'-1 jo M Q4 ARVELLA DAVIS Everyone knows how to express a com- plaint but few can utter a graceful compliment. PAUL DAVIS Sleep rock thy braing and never come mischance between us twain. RONALD DANCY One of the advantages of being dis- orderly is that one is constantly making exciting discoveries. BOBBY DARR A lot of auto wrecks result from too many drivers huggin' the wrong curve. Seniors dnl- 'wok 'STEP 'tru-mr' X-VA J ' M ,ff ROBERT EMMONS It often shows a fine command of language to say nothing. STEVE EVER HART The wheel was man's greatest invention until he got behind it. Seniors 'W if f' af A BEVERLY EDDINGER The highest proof of virtue is to possess boundless power without abusing it. FRANCES ELLIOTT My idea of happiness is four feet on a fireplace fender. 35148 M KO' ran Q X as A WX lm 'F Bikini' fam vi' TOMMY EVERI-LART It's the people who're comfortable who have time to worry over little trivial things. BOBBY FABBRE A generation that has lo ok e d at the polar ice from below, at Jayne Mansfield sideways, and at the moon from behind is not likely to be stunned by anything . DALE FAIRCLOTI-I Keep your fears to yourself, but share your courage with others. LARRY FULLER Nowadays, to say 'impossible' always puts you on the losing side . YG? in-1-' 'MW' 5 f WWW , lr , ' 'vw ,Tar , , ,rv 4 DORIS GAILEY There are two ways of spreading light to be the candle or the mirrow that reflects it. REVA GALLIMORE C u l tur e avails nothing unless it en- nobles and strengthens character. S e n I o rs MARY NEAL GUIN A twinkle in her eye, a dimple in her che ek, a giggle a shout-you'll know she's about. DONNA HARRIS The entire sum of existence is the magic of being needed by just one person. 3 2549 539 -v 1 -f. 1 V ' ,.4 VD , ww' Anhui Ulf MARSHALL HEPLER I-low it improves people for us when we begin to love them. EDDIE HILL The Devil is easy to identify. I-le appears when you're terribly tired and makes a very reasonable request which you know you shouldn't grant. Seniors fx . .5 E fi ...ng-P -'hm FRANKLIN HART If fate means you to lose, give him a good fight anyhow. 2 V H vt, BRADY I-IENDREN The American way oflife: impatiently jumping the traffic lights just to avoid waiting afew secondsg patiently waiting for hours on the first tee. A JW in 6 ,, IENALEE HILL A' . A 4 Little said is soon amended. W Q- A JOHNNY HoovER ' ,,,, ,, Even if a man could understand women, he still wouldn't believe it. 1 w l I STEVE HUGHES Ten years ago the moon was an inspi- ration to lovers and poets. Ten years from now it will be just another airport. PATSY I-IULIN Probably the meek really will inherit the earthg they won't have the nerve to refuse. IQ' fi Y YL Q '! , gf ARNOLD KANOY The mark of a true executive is usually illegible. IER RY KooNTz lt is no small art to sleepg to achieve it one must keep awake all day. 'la- AQH- 'WV' ww,.,su, , si N- 4 DIANNE HUNT Pretty things that are well said-it's nice to have them in your head. LINDA I-IUSKINS Happy-go-lucky, fair and free, nothing ever bothers me. I 0:0065 Seniors FM 138 A2345 eff' PENNY LEONARD The larger the island of knowledge, the longer the shore line of wonder. Sl-IEILA LEONARD Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Seniors CAROL LOMAX I believe in the discipline of silence, and could talk for hours about it. RONELLA LOWE It's a good idea to obey all the rules when you're young -just so you'1l have the strength to break them when you're old. ,I . SANDRA MOOREFIELD Don't let yesterday use up too much of today. DARRELL MYERS Automation is man's effort to make workso easythat Women can do it all. an-W ' win V, 1 w,'ju,,1 X, RUBY PAYNE , H pl f See everything, overlook a great deal, V ' AV- correct a little. 1' l A X 245' Q HENRY PODGAYSKY gays-vyw A committee ofone gets things done. 5 Q,- ,ZZ , Seniors J ., ffvv X g , , , , X 512. , L1 B' V90 if 'LAY PERRY MYERS Some of ou.r modern children are so smart, the birds and bees should study them. RAYMOND NICHOLSON The person who has a second hand car knows how hard it is to drive a bargain. SONNIE RAGAN Iam glad that Ipaid so little attention to good adviceg had I abided by it I might have been saved from one of my most valuable mistakes. LINDA RIDGE We must be as courteous to a man as we are to a picture, which we are willing to give the advantage of a good light. .A BARBARA SIMMONS When it comes to doing for others, some people never stop. ANN SINK Love is an irresistible desire to be irresistibly desired. Seniors 9'4 9Y'b H, .7 V .ga 'lb-I f'7 'b' .wi 'fav MARTHA SMITH Virtue is like a rich stone, best in a ll f',-lisa-veg! plain set . I tg, X? .T JS RONDA SOWERS In m arriag e it's not as important to pick the right person as to be the right partner. ELAINE STANLEY Good health and good sense are two of V life's greatest blessings. ' 49m JIMMY STANLEY 1'I'm a slow walker, but I never walk back. 'tr' V ,f x N L' w N ..- . , i N Seniors 1 I 3 2 1- . v qv-Q TN 'Qm,,,....uur 44 LINDA SWINK Never accept ilattery as though itwere a compliment, and never treat a com- pliment as though it were merely flattery. AURELIA TAYLOR A fair exterior is a silent recommendation . ll JOE TURNER I believe that the future is only the past again, entered through another gate. PAT TYSINGER Too many girls think a Woman's work is done when she sweeps down the y aisle. WAYNE WILLIAMS One thing men can't understand about women is how they understand so much about men. MRS. VIVIAN FOWLER Senior Sponsor WIJQLZQ L 79 0nmuswff ' ft ttttt JERRELL WELCH There are two ways to slide easily through life: to believe everything or to doubt everything. Both ways save us from thinking . LOUISE WESTMORELAND Gullibili1.y is the key to all adventures. The greenhorn is the ultimate victor in everythingg it is he that gets the most out of life. Seniors -'QQ ,tg 2 M as c ots SARAH KEARNS Ayn 0, NEVIN ROI-IRBOUGH We., In Memoriam 'ff fu? 30 'T' , . H4 .x ,a Z 'D 0' I 5 .P ,. ' R , LQ . 8 7f L , ,, . who S Who lv ' 1. I-IENRY PODGAYSKY ' ' 1' 2. JOB TURNER I -I 3. CAROL LOMAX I 4. BOBBY FABBRB f f ,rm...,,,,,,m J ,, s S N IA 5. JIMMY STANLEY 6. LINDA I-IUSKIN S 7. RAYMOND NICHOLSON 8. PAT TYSINGER 9 . CARROLL BEUSSE 10. RONDA SOWERS 11. DARRELL MYERS 12. LOUISE WESTMORELAND 13 . EDDIE I-ILLL 14. DIANNE HUNT 15. ARNOLD KANOY 16. BARBARA SIMMONS 17. SYLVIA LEONARD 18. PAT LAMBETI-I 19. BECKY ROBBINS 20. KATRINKA CONRAD 21. LINDA SWINK n U f 1 .'l r ,151 IZ! ffbgf ,.. ,Q Q f 2 ,., i E A 5 5 fi 'W IBN WhO's Who PATSY I-IULIN WADE LOFTIN COLIN CLINARD ELAINE MATTHEWS PENNY LEONARD JERRY KOONTZ LINDA BRINKLEY SONNIE RAGAN SHEILA LEONARD MARY NEAL GUTN MARSHALL I-IEPLER PERRY MYERS ANN SINK FRANCIS ELLIOTT JOYCE CROUSE AURELIA TAYLOR JANET LEONARD DORIS C-AILEY RONELLA LOWE LINDA RIDGE BETTY EYERLY , L49 2 4 5Z'1Jv-' 1431 I 3 WhO's Who 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 TOMMY EVER HART ELAINE STANLEY JOE CLINARD DONNA HARRIS JOI-1NN'Y SCARBORO BARBARA SIZEMORE RONALD DANCY JENALEE HILL LARRY FULLER LINDA BEESON DALE FAIRCLOTH PAT MARSHALL ARVELLA DAVIS PAUL DAVIS SANDRA MOOREFIELD DARRELL BAITY RUBY PAYNE KENNETH CLODFELTER BEVERLY EDDINGER DON ALEXANDER MARTHA SMITH REVA JOYCE GALLIMORE fix aw, R. , R f 1 V , f 1- I 1 ff, A Eff 1: I ff 151,03 ,rm W ,I Q , 0 Q W , f ,r f I 1 1 A i N 54,1- E I 1 n I 4 I XX J 57 f-2' Best-all-Around Not just in sight, not just in sound, these two seniors are best-all-around-BARBARA SIZEMORE and HENRY PODGAYSKY. Superlatives Most Likely To Succeed They are always in the lead, and considered most likely to succeed-LOUISE WESTMORELAND and CARROLL BEUSSE. ,'2Ww...,, ,P , 1- .L 'fe -6' F, .ffm ,- ' l - q . -- mg 3 x l -f Xa fC...i,,.:.. , ,. .. ll N. ...unv- Q I 1 4 1 ' , IBM ' , 5 O 5 S I ' S 5 K - 5 A Most Dependable If they are anywhere around, they will never let you down-PAT TYSINGER and ARNOLD KANOY. The a.b111ty to study Whlch too few of us do, is possessed a-plenty by these particular two-PAT LANIBETI-I and LARRY Jw dvi WM im ff . fl . . . - 1f'Lf ,A N - ' M QQ nf , f ',f.... - ' f UWM Q Q yy 'X .Y-14, ..,wP ,,ff'f r ,ff - , 1' . 4 M' ,. W' 'Z V' 'mf Ml ffkf 'W 'C Hfvffr. Affirff' U 4 nnn'n 2 - VW ,f mf, , ' ' -14, 175 ., 'fif f Q Q, sv f, 513 , 1 Z. , Www ' pf wr 1 Most Popular Included in everything, everything included with our two most popular seniors, life will not be secluded-BARBARA SIZEMORE and RAYMOND NICHOLSON. Superlatives Best Looking - Prettiest Mirror, Mirror on the wall, who's the fairest pair of all?-CAROL LOMAX and CARROLL BEUSSE. 'A - ,Y ,.,. ,,,,, ,715 5 ft xv--5-4 A A 'J 1' A In ly, Q ,hr i E . fi 1: -' f Q! iw e , . X ,r I S , E I Q-1, 8 I, 'vs wg Most Versatile 11 this ood looking guy and this vivacious belle They can do anything, and do it we 5 g MYERS. She with the brush, he Most Talented with the stioksg these two kids give us lots of kicks -AURELIA TAYLOR and DARRELL Su perlatives SONNIE RAGAN and JOE CLINARD. K . r six s f' 'H f XL f 'A 'W 'YV' R 13 s R, , Ky ff- a., We , s , f l w .,, . ,ff f ' f + Mgr! XFW if ig,--1-vw , ... R, ,4A R ,A y yy l ,f wfl,f ,V ,fl M OS't Athletic These two are always on the ball. Yes, they are Most Athletic of all-LINDA HUSKINS and RAYMOND NlCHOLSON. Superlatives Wittiest I wonder who made that witty remark? They set every conversatio DARRELL MYERS. ,, ff fffif off with a spark-L x OUISE WESTMORELAND and ?A df' .. ,' 5 ,, 2 Y ' R f- ? 5 1 . LX x ' s 41 i 3 Superlatives Most Courteous Fr' e n d I I Yes ma'am, no ma'am, thank you ma'am, please, Always a smile anda nod as they walk down the hall.These th SS G two always PI'aCtiC6 courtesy with 69.86-PAT two were chosen the friendliest of all-PAT TYSINGER and MARSHALL and RONALD DANCEY. IIMMY STANLEY. at at 39 VIL... I I r I 1 L Last Will and Testament DON ALEXANDER leaves his funny jokes to Ierry Beck. DARRELL BAITY leaves his bass voice to Dale Burton. LINDA BEESON leaves her sexy ways to Ginger Evans. CARROLL BEUSSE leaves his brains to David Beck. THAD BODENHEIMER leaves his ability to do nothing in class to Phil Everhart. LINDA BOLES leaves her natural blond hair to April Pressley. LINDA BRINKLEY leaves her ability to get a man to Arnisia Ball. BETTY BYERLY leaves her red hair to Jean Pope. COLIN CLINARD leaves his good grades to Wayne Buie. JOE CLINARD wills his nose to Donnie Hill. KENNETH CLODFELTER wills his ability to get into trouble to Phil Cranford. KATRINKA CONRAD bestows her match-making ability to Sandra Everhart. CHRISTINE CROTTS leaves her build to Brenda Russell. JOYCE CROUSE leaves her baton to Lynn Powell. RONALD DANCY leaves his place at Mr. Stevenson s house to Joe Grooms. BOBBY DARR wills his freckles to Terry Smith. ARVELLA DAVIS leaves her muscles to Dianne Petrea. BEVERLY EDDINGER leaves her ability to get along with everyone to Ieane Segers. FRANCES ELLIOTT leaves her ability to go steady to Joan Loftin. ROBERT EMMONS leaves his ability to never speak in class to Wayne Crouse. STEVE EVERHART leaves his new car to Wayne l-lepler. TOMMY EVERI-IART leaves his ability to get along with Mrs. Fowler to Ronnie BOBBY FABBRE leaves his persuasive blue eyes to Coella Gallimore. DALE FAIRCLOTH leaves his ability to dance to Norris Rife. LARRY FULLER leaves his curly hair to Kirt Hinshaw. DORIS GAILEY leaves her artistic ability to William Coore. REVA GALLDVIORE leaves her studiousness to Michael Conrad. MARY NEAL GUIN leaves her flighty ways to Mary Lou Ridge. Pell . DONNA HARRIS leaves her job of running the annual staff to anyone who can handle it. N FRANKLIN HART leaves his ambition to be a wrestler to Randy Baity, Tommy Watford, and Carl Gordon. BRADY I-IENDREN leaves his golf clubs to Bobby Bryant. , MARSHALL I-IEPLER leaves his aspirin to jack Myers, 'cause he needs 'eml EDDIE HILL leaves his job at Dan-'s Esso to Bobby Hill. IENALEE HILL leaves her sleepy ways to Rachel Hendrix. IOI-INNY HOOVER leaves his easy-going attitude to Roger Hedrick. STEVEN HUGHES leaves his solid geometry book to Robert Westmoreland. PATSY HULIN leaves her quiet disposition to Mary Hayes. VICKIE HUNT leaves her quietness to Ruth Hunt. LINDA HUSKINS leaves her basketball ability to Mr. Basketball himself, Butc h Kinsella. ARNOLD KANOY leaves his regular trips to Denton to anyone who can afford the gas. JERRY KOONTZ leaves his dramatic ability to Danny Hall. PAT LAMBETH leaves her determination to play good ball to Charles Cranford. JANET LEONARD leaves her uniform, No. 5, to Elaine Wagner. PENNY LEONARD leaves her good grades to Joyce Hendren. SI-IEILA LEONARD leaves her enthusiasm to Jerry Segers. SYLVIA LEONARD leaves her ambition to be a nurse to Rosemary Dennis. WADE LOFTIN leaves his fondness for Mr. Buie to Harold Nifong. CAROL LOMAX leaves her ability to resist boys to Judy Vestal. RONELLA LOWE leaves her lively ways to Elaine Sink. PAT MARSHALL wills her title as Most Cou.rteous to Elizabeth Thayer. ELAINE MATTHEWS leaves her sense of humor to Judy Black. SANDRA MOREFIELD leaves Teresa Craver some of her weight. DARRELL MYERS leaves his snowman ability to Lathan Williams. PERRY MYERS leaves his mother's apron strings to Calvin Conrad. RAYMOND NICHOLSON leaves his football suit to Larry Swaim. RUBY PAYNE leaves her black leather jacket to Freda Hayes. HENRY PODGAYSKY leaves his title as Boy State representative to David Kennedy. SONNIE RAGAN leaves her twinkle-toes to Rita Snyder. LINDA RIDGE leaves her shy ways to Ronda Jessup. BECKY ROBBINS leaves her ability to keep the office to Sylvia Wray. JOHNNY SCARBORO leaves his individuality to Mitchell Rabon. BARBARA SIMMONS leaves her bus route to Robert Carter. ANN SINK leaves her short skirts to M. Joan Leonard. BARBARA SIZEMORE leaves her kindness toward everyone to joan A. Leonard. PATTY SLUDER leaves her trim figure to Bonnie Gallimore. MARTHA SMITH leaves her ability to be embarrassed easily to jane Dorsett and Linda Johnson. RONDA SOWERS leaves her sweet ways to Brenda Dennis. ELAINE STANLEY leaves her ability to be a good sport to Darnell Hedrick. IINEMY STANLEY leaves his laugh to Marvin Black, Robert Carter, and Tony G LINDA SWINK leaves. AURELIA TAYLOR leaves her vitality to Dianne Hill. JOE TURNER leaves his long legs to Johnny Towery. PAT TYSINGER leaves her maturity to Nancy Conrad. IERRELL WELCH leaves his ability to graduate to Terry Lee. LOUISE WESTMORELAND leaves her ability to have a hopeless love affair to all imore . aron Setliff. Sh WAYNE WILLIAMS leaves his best wishes to Tony Wright, Sammy Weavil, Clayton Hepler, an d William Hicks J Miss Junior Charm, beauty, and poise are only a few qualities possessed by this year's Miss Junior , Arnisia Ball. Class Officers CHARLES CRANFGRD, Presidentg DAVID BECK,Vice-Presidentg JUDY VESTAL, Secretaryg WAYNE CROUSE, Treasurer. I 42 Vliee Q 7 ,iV.,l , ,, RANDY BAITY JUDY BLACK 'Ish-...ui 'nk' D J u n io rs MICHAEL CONRAD Gai dump- Mfi I L 'ff A ' 1 A. 4. f 9 ,. 1 ' 4 Q pg1 +xC A ga . I 1, 0 , .ay ,, .,f 'Ox-', '4 f-. , 1, f cy E ARNISIA BALL DAVID BECK JERRY BECK MARVIN BLACK WAYNE BUIE ROBERT CARTER .iff M.. g , iv '41 WILLIAM COORE NANCY CONRAD CHARLES CRANFORD .,wwvwoul CALVIN CONRAD PI-IIL CRANFORD - ,W WI ,M my-:V f X, TERESA CRAVER JANE DORSETT hv WY- , , 7-- 1 1 I I i 1 WAYNE CROUSE BRENDA DENNIS GINGER EVANS PI-III. EVERI-IART ulvwwgbm I S, in 7' Bn.....,. , 4 x N COELLA GALLIMORE F 591' 5451645 TONY GALLIMORE JOE GROOMS DANNY I-IALL luv' 5 , f 2 I I x ROSEMARY DENNIS BONNIE GALLIMORE J u n io r FREDA HAYES WV? by-6...-.1 ,F NJ 'W' 6 MARY HAYES RACHEL HENDRIX DARNELL HEDRICK CLAYTON I-IEPLER nv, 'U is WM' R OGER HEDR ICK WAYNE I-IEPLER JOYCE HENDREN WILLIAM HICKS C I as s DONNIE HILL RUTH HUNT wayp- XM! , XJ DIANNE HILL RONDA IESSUP rdf' M N BOBBY HILL LYNDA JOHNSON fi. -I O 'fran-' DAVID KENNEDY JOAN LEONARD fi-' 'Qliiqp-f Tuff K, .X HAROLD NIFONG RONNIE PELL DIANE PETREA JEAN POPE LYNN POWELL APRIL PRESSLEY X ,p MITCHELL RABON MARY LOU RIDGE IEANE SEGER S JER RY SEGER S l g7.,,....,, 2. FG X C I as s LAR RY SWAIM ELIZABETH TI-IAYER Sari 4 W 5 1' NORRIS RIFE SHARON SETLIFF I I f YR f YIY 1,, I Vyfk V I, J TERRY SMITH JOHNNY TOWERY O BRENDA RUSSELL ELAINE SINK 4rVX,9x w I A L' iiigm.. in !v A S I I l'5fM,,.,',,f V ,MLM V, S, ' M I ' 'H ' M iffy? RIT A SNYDER DARRELL VARNER I' s r ,ay P' I R? ff 'F E A ,I MW 1 'S 'K 2, '31,-vu , G IUDY VESTAL ROBERT WESTMORELAND Wal My ,I A ELAINE W AGNER TOM.MY WAT FORD SAMMY WEAVIL LATHAN WILLIAMS SYLVIA WRAY TONY WRIGHT I I - - Junior Class I' A ri'-2 5 'K nl.. If 5 W: I 48 . I X V S ,I l -1 N ,A S1 'T' Q Maak. u Miss Sophomore With her winning personality and dainty features, Toni Black steps forward as Miss Sophomore 1962-1963. Class Officers DONNIE BEUS SE, Presidentg JOHN SPRANZA, Vice-Presidentg JEFF MARSHALL, Secretaryg ROBERT PODGAYSKY, Treasurer. 50 '-'W' Sophomores WILBUR BALL BETSY BECK BONNIE BECK CHARLOTTE BECK 4-dw 439 A-af MARILYN ALEXANDER DANNY ARNEY TED BACON HARRELL BAITY I 'Q' v Yun! WAN DA BECK DONNIE BEUSSE IANICE BLACK MICKEY BLACK ,iw TL fm Q, ff, .. -wr., ,Z -4-X1 ., X 'vas gm' f 'tw A ,M ' ' s Wk nv., ti-ZIZT' 'W-..t:ur'f 'MISS-4' TONI BLACK BOBBY BRANCH MIKE BRAY STEVE BRINKLEY J of fs! ,ff vm -ak ,rl aus .2 RQ' 1 X, ., QV' ,ly 'QR -'agp' Sophomores BENNIE BYERLY GLENDA CANNON VICKIE CARRIKER LARRY CECIL '-wg, Q Q -1 QEN BQNQ' , , 2 Wk, -x1,:,W,1.5,1v, ii g:2:Q:., .5 .. , A PAT CLINE PAUL CLODFELTER SANDY CLODFELTER LINDA COX DK f1,g,,,W , ,vzb A N2 5 F, ? I F 1 ,E 4 W A H r wx D IIB' W7 Mm si-GW ff is 'wer Q .mb K V BRENDA BRITT BN ' E'L M Vi Juvuvm' CRANFORD LINDA BRETT E '-- h- Nj-L A CHARLES CROTTS JANET BUMGARNER ,ff ' BRENDA CROUSE CAROLYN BUNCH DERREE CURRY lm.n..u.-44 nv afnannrnnns--141.14 -..A , , 'YQ'-v mnf:fw1':u.u 1 J' 'n u-1 vi..Irv'-' 1 Sophomores DOUGLAS EDWARDS LORRETTE EVERI-IART JAMES EMMONS PEGGY EV ERI-IART SARA EVANS REBECCA EVERI-IART A fi f ' HJ N. ,ls TIM EVANS MIKE FAIRCLOTH win-my dsx., rf N754-gr -nm., f BILL DANIELS NANCY DENNIS SUE EDDINGER DONNIE EDWARDS Zmwfm 'Wnwuv my-rf 'nn---'M' MARION FLOWERS NINA SUE FLOYD PERRY FLOYD BILLIE JEAN FOLDS Sophomores an 1, IT vw Ax - f --... 'l 'f R-nv' 'W' dw? ix E w . X' sf RWR Ek 10' 'Q'-4 .- q Rv DEWEY FORTNER ANNETTE FOUTS DOUGLAS FOUTS REBA FOWLER LINDA FREEMAN IUDY GATCI-IELL JANIE FULLER TRUDY GATCI-IELL JERRY GALLIMORE IOSIE GRIFFIE STEPHEN GALLIMORE CAROL HARRISON SVU raffle-:fx 1127 gr! in-7 ww- 'iff fi 3? DARRELL HARVEY STEVE HILL BILLY HOLT GARY HUDSON Sophomores -an LETELA HUNT RICHARD HUNT TERRY JOLLY DENNIS KEEVER -2 -f 'Cf' FREDDY HUGHES SCOTT HUGHES SI-IERRILL I-IUGI-IES CAROL HULIN WW?-if M-1 LINDA KENNEDY CAROLYN KINLEY GAYLE KooNTz JOSIANE LACKEY 'V' 'vg- ,fuui 5 gg 'Tk Q, Q'-Nami faq.,- ,-.,. ,- 7, 19? vi! 'Quai JOHNNY LANIER 'L' THOMAS LEARY BETTY ANN LEE SHARON LEMMONS J 'R -3 fa ax' Sophomores ' 1 EUGENE MATTHEWS LINDA MILLER SI-IERRY MCCALL BRENDA MILLS MAX MELVIN MUREL MIZE SUE MELVIN BUDDY MOORE 'S 'Uma ,Qi wa , I 'Eff L .4-1' 4-K 447' I KNEE' ,A MR 111. N H2 . ,Y .W We-5.,,' .1 'KLJY I og . Lt I I ET ' f ,4 -Q, , ALLEN LEONARD MARGARET LEONARD DAVID LOMAX JEFF MARSHALL 'KA 'Wau- 47-E, UQ ' ff' iii 761.1 :I-. .V,': - I 'ig' 'lbw 1,41 QM A-,. TONI MOOSE BRENDA MORTON GENEVA MUSGRAVE CAR OLYN MYERS Sophomores JIM PARRISH BOBBY REECE ROBERT PODGAYSKY DALE RILEY JOHN PRESSLEY JOYCE RUSS GLENN PULLUM BRENDA RUSSELL A 'I f V77 fm X-.qw QQXJCV UQO' LINDA MYERS SHIRLEY MYERS PHILLIP NORRIS ANN PARRISH Qi WW 'ERS 'N--s...,.ff' x KTM? FAYE SAUNDERS CAROL SHULER RANDALL SKEEN JERRY SMITH SANDRA SMITH SARAH SMITH FREDDIE SOWERS JOHNNY SPRANZA JOYCE SPRINKLE JUDY STANLEY BONNIE STARRETT BARBARA sUGGs MIKE SWAIM LINDA THOMAS STEPHEN TYSINGER KENNETH WALKER DLANNE WALL GAIL WAT FOR D RONDA WHITE LINDA WILMOTH JEAN WORKMAN JEAN woons WANDA WRAY ELAINE YOKLEY EHS ' 3 L, , .5 ., H: ' 3 ,1 ' X K , Q V Q I t H XY, 4, Ig-V. Miss Freshman Miss Freshman of 1962-63, a petite, raven-haired young lady is Carol Clodfelter, the Freshman Choice. Class Officers CAROL CLODFELTER, President, EDDLE TOBIN, Vic e-Pr e s i d e n t RONALD RUSSELL, Secretary, LARRY SMALL, Treasurer. 60 I-X ,-.. FUN 'iii -1 5107 Q New 1 z I Lynn Alexander Roy Barr l A 'VW Wm Q Z Pwr M , ,Mfg ,L Albert Ayers Phillip Ayers Joyce Barber Lois Barber Donald Beck Butch Beck Priscilla Beck Ronald Beck Freshman Class Betty Bell June Bowman Steve Katherine Bodenheimer Biveng Jane Black Linda Black Tommie Carolyn Byerly Gay Byerly Don Byrd Campbell X if W, 408' 6,5-1' Lavonne Bolick Penny Carriker Kathy Crews Evelyn Davis 1' M DY -' a Jirfis -ia- .ww--vi y. J. L ' .Q X Carolyn Carter Vickie Childress Carol Clodfelter Judy Cobb Brockie Coleman Jane Collette Arthur Conrad Judy Conrad Sharon Conrad Rebecca Cranford Freshman Class Danny Crotts Texie Davis fl 'Lf-..-R 4 Martha Crotts Evelyn Dennis rv , JAN ? 4' aw an qua.-v X n 1 62 Mildred Daniels Gary Doby Susan Darr Donna Eddinger Jackie Davis Leslie Eddinger any 1 M5 5 1 'ii Rita Farabee Sue Garris Kathy Gordon N , 4. .she l Q77 . Tommy Eddinger Jo Lynn Edwards Phil Edwards Ricky Embler Charles Everhart Carolyn Floyd Janice Fouts Gary Fullington Danny Gallimore Dianne Gatchell Bonnie Grubb pq. Freshman Class Kenneth Gibson Jerry Grubb Roy Gibson Bryce Gullet -'pang Kenneth Gobble Danny Gordon Sharon Hall Joyce Hancock TU' y, Betty Hilton Linda Hughes R r . 1- X l ,fs B - Ja xfslifix A if w mv-P af ew 'xm- - -Qs? f X s Q N r 'Inwar- ,zu- Connie Hartley Ervin Hedrick Iimmy Hedrick Lynnette Delbert Hicks Robert Hicks Billy Hill Hedrick Freshman Class Frances Hilton Dorothy Hill Kathy Patty Hodge Mark Hodges Jerry Holder Huneycutt Benny Hunt Betty Hunt Charles Hunt 1 Q aww , ,K , th, .- ,. .N-R 2 SS 4n ,QA Q-W 5 i .gg . IVQLPAA 1 . I , Mm' ' ji f 9 'Q Sandra Hedrick Michael Hill Phyllis Holder Frances Hunt it I 'Ut vs' ss.fZ.'..f' B l ss, f l 41 s-3 'fn-,sd f ,. .,,f H . Q Qillllew- .,, Q rf. L tZe,,,,7S .4 s Vs Jimmy Hunt Linda Hunt Loretta Hunt LB, Kelly Susan Lambeth Dorothy Lang Mildred Leonard Kenneth Lowe Paul Lowe Wanda Mann Freshman Class Tony Matthews Albert Morgan Greg Miller Larry Myers Ray Miller Priscilla Myers ww Sherry Miller Sherry Nance fs x, , Ricky Mitchell Clark Newsome 4 eff' Allen Mize johnny Nifong wwf' Harriet Richardson Mike Segers I Af X .mv DQQ. if J , , 72 Quai Milf: ..- f' My l nr kiit? Louise Noah Bobby Owen Catherine Palmer Nell Parrish Dianne Pierce Gail Podgaysky Betty Pope Steve Pressley Freshman Class Mary Sue Ring Norma Segers Kerry Rollins Darrell Shuler Steve Rothrock Linda Sizemore Ronald Russell Dale Sluder -fi A H Q mf- ii , gf 14 za- 52393 Judy Pennell Pauline Proctor Jerry Scarce Betty Small -, es 'W' ,,., I Q pl Q, sm' 'y 5. is WNW JR L, , V . Larry Small Micheal Stilwell Kathy Thayer Ernest Weisner 1 Clinton Smith Tony Smith Vickie Smith jerry Sprinkle Vickie Stroud Kenneth Summy Harold Surratt Ronald Swaney Freshman Class Lorine Thayer R andy W elch i i V r i jolymq Thomas Suzanne Tysinger Bertha Varner Bgbby Ward jack Westmoreland Mary Westmoreland Harold Williams LR, Wllmoth W A-'Q' SP' I, 1 YW? Charles Wilson Wanda Younts Freshman Class , I 4 I-I xf' 1. 'ifirn i 1 an-1-www-an A M ' mv' I x . ,fs .........i.-- W 3 A , i, i -' s.,- Senior Representatives Raymond Nicholson, Class President, Marshall I-Iepler, Pat Tysinger, Donna Harris, Senior I-Iomeroom Repre- sentatives. Representatives Sophomore Representatives Johnny Spranza, Class Vice-President, Gail Koontz, Linda Wilmoth, Derree Curry, Geneva Musgrave, Doug Fouts, Sophomore Homeroom Representatives. '?' Junior Representatives David Beck, Class Vice-Pr e sid e nt, jeane Segers, Joe Grooms, Mike Conrad, Junior I-Iomeroom Representatives. Freshman Representatives Carol Clodfelter, Class President, Charles Wilson, Penny Carriker, Patty Hodge, Gregg Miller, Charles Everhart, Diane Pierce, Freshman Homeroom Representatives. ,f' DONNA HARRIS Editor xt -fa DAVID BECK Assistant Editor The Claw Staff Through these student's combined efforts THE CLAW has been made a. success. N fl AUR ELLA TAYLOR Senior Editor ark.-,. , Q: fl J CAROL LOMAX Club Editor f-mv' L.. ANN SINK Business Manager 'we' if CARROLL BEUSSE Literary Staff U H 4 -Q! . X , ,. SI-IEILA LEONARD Picture Editor ,MMR gamdsfx N04 'ilia-1 WILLLLXM COORE Sports Editor CHARLES CRANFORD JANET LEONARD Assistant Business Bookkeeper Manager 1-L M , W , ,F N- A sk ,, PAT LAIVIBETH HENRY PODGAYSKY Literary Staff Literary Staff MRS. VOYLES Sponsor of THE CLAW and The Golden Quill These students were the leaders of the Golden Quill. NZ- x I I 7 . I I IN ff , f L' Ixf' I! P pf, W Vg' 'K---.AQ CAR ROLL BEUS SE Editor I i CHARLES CRANFORD Assistant Editor I 1.-,S HENRY PODGAYSKY Business Manager . W,.f, PAT LAMBETI-I Bookkeeper 40 f I x 3 N K Sw S DAR RELL MYER S Sports Editor it 'i'? WDi LINDA I-IUSKINS Sports Editor 'Nfl'-1 WILLIAM COORE Artist PAT LAMBETI-I Chief Marshal Marshals SONNIE RAGAN 74 PENNY LEONARD -vw-w.-,-.Ll,.--...---.v- .. -.--.- mx, - --- - 1962 PAT TYSINGER . CARROLL BEUSSE DONNA HARRIS 75 'WE . 11 1 5? . 5 Q X Homecoming Queen BARBARA SIZEMORE Homecoming Court fl fl ff 1 GINGER EVANS WANDA BECK SI-IEILA LEONARD IEANE SEGERS CAROL CLODFELTER 77 'V 'fn AUR ELLA TAYLOR v4m,,,,,Wv SI-IERRY MCCALL an-,ix YLk'f'F I JUDY coBB LINDA BEESON Miss Merry Christmas 76 DONNA HARRIS J if 3 Fall Festival Queen LINDA BR HNIKLEY Miss Football The members of the East Davidson football team chose Toni Black as their own Miss Football 1962-1963 . Boys' State East Davidson's representative at Boys' State was Hen.ryPodgayslqf.Some activities offered him at the school were lecturing, and learning fundamentals of our government, all of which were supplemented by recreation such as baseball and swimming. L w JAKE BY ERLY G O I d e n 'e S Assistant Coach First row Richard Hunt, Norris Rife, Darrell Varner, Raymond Nicholson, Jimmy Stanley, Ronald Dancy, Tommy Everhart, Mitchell Rabon, Joe Grooms, Larry Swaini Darrell Myers, Arnold Kanoy, Ray Miller Second row Scott Hughes, Larry White, David Kennedy, Donnie Edwards, Bobby Reece, Bobby Fabbre, Phil Cranford, Steve Gallimore, Lathan Williams, Butch Kinsella, Donnie Beusse, Wayne Crouse, Ronnie Pell, Robert Carter. Third row: Jerry Scarce, Harold Nifong, Danny Hall, Mickey Black, Kerry Rollins, Irving Hedrick, David Lomax, Mike Faircloth, jeff Marshall, Gary Doby, Gregg Miller. X A X, J I xy'-x Q , x'! ?' W , .uni , . W.. fe 5 'fm qv 3 www: E n V . V, 3 ' ., , 4 wh, 2 2: - mv ' ' V '., ,' .,. , 1 'f -Q ' J -yQ'2v,F'iv'- ' 2 '+.' ' .. 'Y' ' A A ' 1-f gf. j.,,,,' Inu 1, 1 f 'V' .Q . '47, ,,Lys'3gg,gfa:d5gQ 'Q if? i E 2'-:I T, 'f-' ... -. . , , ' '. 3'-i' - ' 7 -., 3 -ff 'favs M - .mmf -i,,',,f,, F' 'L - ' .awi f .2 ,- ' '- 'r a . i':'?1-'yr Z, ,M Y , W , , . f 1, .,,, ,4,yr, , , ,ma V . ,, , . , , ,, . .. ,L , , Mfg' 0 f . , fs K lf I if gl .-A '11, ,,, Ji: 4 5,6 on lnifmy-5 'Fin fs tariff W1 4. .hai :EW W ma an J ,,, .Q , Ar... , . .1 My 1 :L ,. ' -WJ t JW., , a n.,,,,: S -1, 444, V ,N , N, A.,.,' :magyiy v , , Y wg, ,f f, Qgigvfj, .ww-3 . 1 L . 4 f- ff Af Q, fyg, 1,g.,,,,- :ai-'ga M, 1, A ,, J ,r H ja. , , g .. , -1-W 'L ,Qu ff 'f' gff, fa? ,ei av AY Q ff 2, fr,l g-4,9-yiafn-f. 'T ., -A ' ' N -Y,..':..g1 'gn-ng' ..'-im. 2,14 ,if 14, l a!14-wi- ma?4ZLJ.,.2'4J '. Qg.b'5'-Ie4im'Qi., Q wi. ' l,'L95h,,: '2 1-r.ii'w5'i2'7L QMZY-' -V A M' ,qfnhigx .34 mkfiizt 41:4 as fav -aa. ,, ,ask fag A ' 5 f -rw aa , ,.,,,fs,g+i 'i ' 4-AAL,-.'r-1'-'afar ' A, .,- 1. ' ff '. + .:-- f' -V ' ..A 3 sf' ,. -5, ,..-'S- ,-1-,-' fi..-. f.Y'.' W' -- vu,-a w+.w '- an J-,,.,sfV-22,5251 'ma ff sie 1'3 f' H. 1?-M 1-'wr as M n, of.-1 ,.1,.,,,.,, - ',3v ,X ., , -an .' f. Q -X . -1 fzwaf .f .fn,.ff:a,....f,--,f'ff:,::'x-J R' 4. i,... lift-wr' 2' , Q wa, 25 rm- 4 yy. -mi, v-311, N . ' . ' -, 'lf fri-'V', ' , ai 4 , ','i?',,?j' ., . ,. -4-fs' .f Lay: f. w rw, 1,4-'-' 1 lik , ' 0 'nz 2ff':?y -W, ., ' ' fm nw-. - g f-We ' ' .swf-f. Y' ' 1 ,' ,f ,.. ' ' we ff, ' V ' aliqgg' JT,-,'QW',.5x:Y' . ,avi at I ruff lf, fiwwe.. ' ry, .7 f Q. fs , , f. ,, V .. C - 1 -WA s --- ',-,- . 1-,f if aw' mfr if faf14ff ti my 'J' 5' if' fifwfifbf 2 ',1'v,f -5 1 QW-Y ,. P131-wwf ' '5'f! 0iz 'VET-'Q''i-.1?:3?gi2f-+'ffffQ35'Wf 3 ,wg v ,, ,UW 23t3.,,,w,y.Q,N ,g,?,,,,v,,,3,:,,h'ggj':,:M1 f,. 4? -- . gang, In I A gf- LJ-fx. vV,?,gZJF5gf4r,,,,.,A :fl . nk. 7, ,Al v,,.,,g,.E,a,,,':1'fs'.i:4. L , I ip ,M y,-V.-3, y-nav? . --V, N 2-Fx- ,rum . - .V A f.,.K.q, ,gr ,, .,,,':'+'v' ., W,-'ff , nf ra ,W ,WV V W-F Us g f -4 4. .. I A :,.-A X, eng -dj., -- ,, - ...,,,4pi.-,Az 4.-.-T sl, 5 , ' ff' -'ne-vrlf L, i'f-:'g? 'r'-f .Mr 1:3053 -.iaiwsgffwi , X ' V W 3 90 gggww., Yu, N' - M g f Q , A Q.. ago: 3 - JOHN DOBY Head Coach . ,mf 'Nl , 1 f All ww ,H fi If A Q QIL:-zwwvg w l- -. 1 JOHN KOONTZ ,Q Assistant Coach , V 3 82 X 'Z ..... uhm.- Backfield Wayne Crouse, Wingback, Bobby Fabbre, Blocking Back, Raymond Nicholson, Fullback, Norris Rife, Tailback, Tommy Everhart, Center. -' ,v3'?J9'.-ri'Z3-i ff:i, 1-' -if . ' f - L li ,f VF' 5.'f f 'jf - V' 2. - if -1,3 4131115943 if f ' -- .L Ye-.41 1-. - ' 1 hgh: 'L,. . 4 Offensive Line Arnold Kanoy, End, Larry Swaim, Tackle, Joe Grooms, T a c kl e, Darrell Varner, Guard, Darrell Myers, Guard, Lathan Williams, End. Linebackers Joe Grooms, Linebacker, Raymond Nicholson, Line- backer, Larry Swaim, Linebacker, Bobby Fabbre, Linebacker. Freshmen Kerry Rollins, End, Gregg Miller, Wingback, Ray Miller, Blocking Back, Jerry Scarce, Fullback, Gary Doby, Tailback, Irving Hedrick, Center. 41.34 , ' La , -,pri - ,f . rs 'f ' J. f,',.,',, gd, , W f'q?, x gl , M. 5. lv'-rf , .,J -,. . -4 4 ni ' 1 - A - , ',.,, . ' '. r u, ' ff- ' , , , A at Defensive Line Butch Kinsella, End, Harold Nifong, Guard, Phil Cranford, Tackle, David Kennedy, Guard, Danny l-Iall, Tackle, Jimmy Stanley, Tackle, Mitchell Rabon, End. 'pi , an T k. f . n , , - T X 2 lr Q X 3 , ,n 1 ' , f . O ' ,Q , , 1 V ., T ' 1 -ff ,. ' ,,f, f 'f '7 f'9'A 'f rv., - 'V f I N' ' . 1, , - l 'j ,275 rpg - F: K, ,,,f.AWffff!,,f. I , 4 I ,' , - X I . I x . I si '. , QV . ,A g L 2 M M , Vx if I-1'--f wfbvm, 1147 'H ' .. ' ' 1' fx -X 4 , 1 ' 1 fM'w,-4-wer. V-, xx' f' 'M A . -. 5 f 'f V: - Y 14f,Q'ff, fl ff ' ' ',. ' .- - , ,7 Q7 f fb' , V 4- ,- f' s if f H .7 f L, I A 3, ' Q Q , Second Team Backfield Donnie Beusse, Wingback, Mickey Black, Blocking Back, David Lomax, Fullback, Mike Faircloth, Tailback, Ronald Dancy, Center. 15' ' , '- . f ffiwyf F, we JN? ln 'Q A L ' A ' 'A A ' M V4 M Llf '3?1!1T-,ian V I, ,Q L. 4,5 ' 1 -V I 1 :,,. 1 , - Ar' 4. . ' A ,. l pm, ' ' - R , ' .QK3-siififffik-v'af.- i-'f ' Sophomore Line Bobby Reece, End, Donnie Edwards, Tackle, Steve Gallimore, Tackle, Scott I-lughes, Guard, Richard Hunt, Guard, Jeff Marshall, End. East girls enton clash ,- 'Il a or I ,. ,, .. -on cr-'s olden Tr mu' lu gg the of the b 4 x an me Cent g 1-ance me yer 4 L at Dorm I H u- V-12 fi 7 this ,. .E 'll fl'-:N , DWJLX , -an tl.. he X .IL Damison M10 0 'A' 2 Co-stars m 3' in-n will be I I R nbbms and E X os The oulm :won uni cl m the mls .- X 1 Demon am r the mp uvlx n mowed unto 1 h the Eoglelte ed Lefilord way plajnng conlcrcncc do EE aouwchc: Jed Tucsdag- ug Lhe iwm bi! d vs hvwsl m , Nurtn Dawid llllfllflllllllllllllllllll 2 4 4. 4 . 4 r Q l A 1 7 lovs' usvmow :mmm ummm sv L w L u ' 9 . 5 s . 4 s 4 3 3 2 4 1 , 1 s r f o 11 lllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllil ww., 1 I 3'-if 4 'S I 4455 4'-gf' 3 'off 1 . Q .Q 'f- , 9' : ter mm ided 13, x' Eh-id Denton Il 1212 - Nmh , pmed w lwyi A addrd ops for I an 17 cvs to y shel- Amners 'as the rmg xs s scor- ok sec- uis for nr Wal, East girls win over ll' North ss, nw, 5 , -- -wr .5 X 58-26- bovs lose , .....-.,,.s 1 . . Q K i3'ks'? s 1 n. ' '-rf. -' 'es , : 'ff ' l s ' r . ff, ' 5 252 M I , f ,.., :A 4 nl -1 , . ss.., L . l , -- agles Fly High, 1 lk. ,f Lf ! r ws- x for a 'm ' l U 'Y ' WE5Sf 'NUS Vl dS6H' fF5flAhmE6S M' - ' ' gn fRairlct-rs: Inv '20-O aw' , 1 1 ' ' ' f ' V V ,5 ardmck A 3- i a Eff Y Q. if w 1 I n ,' a ,f rr H . ' ' ' v 5 '. ,y- .--.4,.h::,:,'f 2 . c' U ' 1 - sf , ' ' , Q '65, M Q VV ,ff .. 'XMIM lx a , 5 an-. 1.14, Y , Af1.'iw.'w'rfW? . 1 h 3 J 0,1 M , , , fi, f 1' www fc,- an 43 1 L1 45,-fl 451: Hall 7113 L.2 h', MHA' 1 LM-, If . M UA, ff, V A. ,yi H M' 1. f -5355 I-f , , r 1M.1 .... fm- A muon vuwluavll IU 1, ,--- 721110 fm lr-'iam Ii.mvu N s' new -gf- T E d Li .a HQ d -1' 5-4 .W w iw Uu.:w.w fy: 0 n un we z, ffhnnrfrw Damn T 1 .wui :H mli m av, ,J mx lm gf.,-1 45, 1g1H1'-1 nf: k 11-znxzgw vi 3 mrkin-141 Jn ummm! pvuq, N .- Tm' n yu, www Mm ,mica lung iff Eli 'sl-.fu My wln- lmrl- ifm Vi M.-my 'I 1-f., 1: lcvxuckml 'ml rl h:f:1..ft. Thr- IHl'r',.1l2 play 1'im':3 Fahbr- 11':,-:mi gxffmc' kk: and mt-1 w. 1-mi wus IX THE SEI OXEJ iuff Exit vzxmqz! J-P fm -fl wg. ww! 11, 119 fx-w,.:.4 uc-1'-, Nurgxg Mmm, 1' .ls--J ,V .1 1 Tmw- 'z .alms :., w-1 nge .num uf ,1 wr'-.ar J .vm me 1..:r.n4 gl aw wx V 4 +.-wu she .ul ' 4 -- -iv 'lun' - wx. UTY Denrfm c v u o-n Easy 11: cl 0-in The Summ -lil 'Q X xr 9, X ,K 4 v Eagles Surprise ' ' Q' c X 5 : , Ybtx x -' l - .h .,k. . Q-um-vx ' . .,vv.,,.,,,,-.,,,,.,,,,,,,Q ? .XA ,,...,.,,, ,., .,,. Q i f '? , I M A R 0 an 'lu li . 41' gil 1' A pl'K 'rrYm 'loilmerlovufromiha npmvmmcmu E - M 'nd Bm runway axon East's High - Flying Schedule Dec. 1 Guilford ......... Home 4 Jamestown ......... Home 7 Northwest Guilford. . . Away 11 Jamestown ......... Away 14 Trinity .......... Away 18 Denton .... Home 21 Central ....... ..... H ome Jan. 4 West Davidson ....... ..... A way 7 Northwest Guilford. . . Home 18 Ledford ........... ..... Ho me 22 North Davidson ..... Away 25 Walnut Cove ..... Away 29 Denton ..... Away Feb. 1 Central ........ . . .Away 5 West Davidson .... ..... H ome 8 North Davidson ..... Home 12 Walnut Cove .... H0102 15 Trinity ....... Home 19 Ledford ..... . . .Away 22 Guilford .... Away uv 1 r 1... JOHN DOBY Coach . ,Q WM -X, N ui LINDA I-IUSKINS Forward E , mrpw A 5 J PAT LAMBETI-I Forward ,MST Eaglettes Kathy Crews, Elaine Wagner, Christine Crotts, Ginger Betty Ann Lee, Lynn Powell, Pat Lambeth, Vickie Evans, Janet Leonard, Linda Huskins, John Doby, Coach, Carriker, Derree Curry, Barbara Sizemore. CHRISTINE CROTTS BARBARA SIZEMORE JANET LEONARD GINGER EVANS Forward Guard Guard Guard 7 East Eagles Wing JAKE BYERLY Coach DAR RELL MYER S Their Way U pward 'L xg, El , wuz, , ,wa M D o n ni e Beusse, Arnold Kanoy, Jeff Marshall, Darrell 3' Myers, C o li n Clin a r d, Jake Byerly, coach, Charles ARNOLD KANOY CHARLES CRANFORD WAYNE WILLIAMS Forward Guard Guard ,. . ., X! Cranford, Brady I-Iendren, William Coore, Phil Everhart Wayne Williams, Butch Kinsella, Not Pictured Pl-HL EVERI-IART Center 89 ff? WILLIAM COORE CHARLES CRANFORD MARSHALL HEPLER BOBBY BRYANT Pitcher Left Field Center Field Third Base JAKE BYER LY Coach Baseball ,,, , vigrx H x . y ,, 'Y 1, ei? Q A 'L W ' , 2 f W 3 I M ' '.,. f f W 1 w g F2 W 'M ' ,. N' v V V Q ff ' if g .4 ' Q 2 .5 1 H DANNY HALL W.. 1 W W' 2 bi I al Pitcher A 1 LATI-IAN WILLIAMS First Base K L A ,QV COLIN CLINARD Catcher BRADY I-IENDREN RANDY BAITY Second Base Right Field 90 Golf Track Steve Pressley, Brady I-Iendren, Gary Hudson, Mike Bray, Jimmy Cranford, Henry Podgaysky, William Coore. 'ws-mv Ioe Grooms, Darrell Myers, Arnold Kanoy, Wayne Crouse, Ronald Dancy. 91 M05 si 3 TERESA CRAVER BRENDA DENNIS A smile - a cheer - , RACHEL HENDRIX JEANE SEGERS Chief SHARON LEMMONS ANNETTE FOUTS K 92 adds School Spirit J- 1 w 4 1 COELLA GALLIMORE Assistant Chief LINDA MYERS gun., C5 YO 7. I .or E fb 1 3. gg GINGER EV AN S GLENDA CANNON mx .-wg,-sm., M55 lah, 93 , ff' I fy ky TONI BLACK GAH. KOONTZ KA X J ,qu X These rf- 1 v. H x' 6 A A LINDA BEESON 3 M' 'M ,K 5 3 , L L s. Af l ' if ' f ,.- E ' if i ., I 1A A BRENDA CROUSE JEAN WORKMAN LYNN POWELL 9-1 high-steppers are in the lead. JOYCE CROUSE AURELIA TAYLOR Drum Major Chief Majorette BARBARA SIZEMORE ff SARAH EVANS SHERRY MCCALL S X A I fx A -V- 11 95 The School Band EAST DAVIDSON FV -- - A. ze l 3+ .fzf 1-1 V 'GH SCHOOL BAND , f ' - The East Davidson High School Band directed by Carey Davis. Joyce Crouse, President, Sherry McCall, Vice- Flag Twirlers: Ronda White, Sue Melvin, Toni Moose, Betsy Beck President, Aurelia Taylor, Secretary, Barbara Sizemore, Treasurer. 96 Monogram Club Beta Club Science Club French Club Spanish Club Future Teachers of America Club Future Homernakers of America Club Future Secretaries of America Club Dramatics Club Glee Club Pep Club Journalism Class First row: Colin Clinardg Lathan Williams, Bobby Bryant, Charles Cranford, Brenda Dennis, Toni Black, Raymond Nicholson, Marshall Hepler, Glenda Cannon, Coella Gallimore, Sharon Lemmons, Linda l-luskins, janet Leonard, Linda Myers, jimmy Stanley, Gail Koontz, Pat Lambeth, Elaine Wagner, Philip Everhart. Second row: Arnold Kanoy, joe Clinard, Wayne Williams, William Coore, Harold Nifong, David Lomax, Darrell Myers, Tommy ..,,. , Psa Monogram Club JEAN E SEGER S, Secretary, RAYMOND NIC I-IOLSON, Pr es i d e nt, J'IMlVlY S T ANLEY, Vice-President, DARRELL MYERS, Treasurer. The Monogram Club of East Davidson High School is composed of approximately seventy-five Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors who have earned a letter in a varsity sport. The main function of the monogram club is to support school athletics and promote school spirit. Everhart, Teresa Craver, Ieane Segers, Rachael Hendrix, Ginger Evans, Lynn Powell, Mike Conrad, Barbara Sizemore, Ronald Dancy, Butch Kinsella, Mr. Byerly, Sponsor. Third row: Scott Hughes, Richard Hunt, Robert Carter, Randall Skeen, Darrell Varner, Wayne Crouse, Joe Turner, Joe Grooms, Bobby Fabbre, Larry Swaim, Norris Rife, Mitchell Rabon, Bobby Reece, Mike Faircloth, Danny Hall, Annette Fouts, Brady Hendren. ls, Beta Club Carroll Beusse, Henry Podgaysky, Pat Lambeth, Pat Tysinger, April Pressley, Elaine Sink, jean Pope, Ioan Leonard, Brenda Dennis, Ronnie Pell, joan Loftin, Brenda Russell, Diane Petrea, Mike Conrad, Diane Hill, Charles Cranford, Arnisia Ball, Danny Hall, David Kennedy, David Beck,William Coore, janet Leonard, Donna Harris, Ronda Sowers, Reva Gallimore, Larry Fuller, Sonnie Regan, Penny Leonard, Louise Westmoreland, Steven Hughes, Mr. Stevenson, Sponsor. Officers: Carroll Beusse, President, Henry Podgaysky, Vice-President, Pat Lambeth, Secretary, Pat Tysinger, Treasurer. The National Beta Club is a non-secret, leadership- achievement-service organization for high-s c h o ol students. Its purpose is the pr o m o tio n of honesty, service, and leadership. The members of the Beta Club are chosen according to their scholastic achievements as well as their general weLl-rounded- ness. The Science Club's main purpose is to prove science can be fun, and to promote interest in the field of sc i en C e. This club is set up to give students an opportunity to further their scientific career. First row:Benny Hunt, Charles Everhart, Paul Lowe, Ronald Beck, Ronald Swaney, Delbert Hicks, Kenneth Lowe, Steve Rothrock, Mark Hodges, Danny Gallimore, Harold Surratt, Kerry Rollins.Second row: Jerry Scarce, Bryce Gullet, Johnny Buckner, Gregg Miller, Tommy Everhart, Ray Miller, Danny Crotts, Clinton Smith, Eddie Tobin, Richard Hall, Charles Wilson, Mike Segers. Third row: Iolynn Thomas, Norma Segers, Patty Hodge, Connie Hartley, Priscella Myers, Sharon Conrad, Judy Cobb, Betty Bell, Betty Small, Gay Byerly, Josie Edwards, Penny Carriker, Mary Ring, Mrs. Hedrick, Sponsor. Officers: Patty Hodge, President, Sharon Hall, Vice-President, Iudy Cobb, Secretary, Stephen Rothrock, TreasLu'er. Club V YT in 'J '- V. 99 W- M e l , , 1 , sql, W-1' , fl m, , 1 , ,lf A ' ,Yr Nfau. .a'..s.- 'ff , , ff' . JN ' t'Q ,, Science .,1:.-..-S French Club First row:Mary Lou Ridge, Sonnie Ragan, April Pressley, Rosemary Dennis, Jimmy Stanley, Linda Beeson, Ronnie Pell, Sheila Leonard, Christine Crotts. Second row: Henry Podgaysky, Pat Marshall, Ioyce Crouse, Beverly Bddinger, Judy Vestal, Pat Lambeth, Louise Westmoreland, Elizabeth Thayer. Third row: Wayne Hepler, Dale Leonard, Brenda Russell, Steve Hughes, Perry Myers, Calvin Conrad, Charles Crotts, Larry Fuller, Kirt Hinshaw, Linda Swink, Elaine Wagner, Pat Tysinger, Mrs. Payne, Sponsor.Officers: Linda Beeson, President,Vice-President, jimmy Stanley, Secretary, Aurelia Taylor, Treasurer, Ronnie Pell. Pa.rlez-vous francais? Do you speak French? The members of the French Club do-well, at least they El C irculo Espanol fSpa.nish Clubj is made up of attempt it. members from both classes, Spanish I and Spanish H. The French Club is made up of bothdie Frenchl and The main objective of the club is to better under- French Il Classes.The main purpose of the club is to stand our Spanishspeaking neighbors throughprograms learn the language and the customs of the French on the customs, history and music of the Spanish- people. speaking countries. David Beck, Derree Curry, Linda Miller, Wanda Beck, Marilyn Alexander, Mike Faircloth, Lathan Williams, Donnie Beusse, Ierrell Welch, Phil Cranford, Teresa Craver, Mrs. Thayer, Sponsor, David Kennedy, Faye Saunders, Josie Lackey, Reba Fowler, Geneva Musgrave, Mary Guin, Kenneth Lowe, Bobby Owens, Wayne Crouse, Paulene Procter, Mary Ring, Nancy Dennis, IanetBLungarne1', Reva Gallirnore, Brenda Mills, Joyce Tuttle, Harold Baity, john Pressley, jimmy Cranford, Catherine PaLmer, Carol Shuler, Brenda Morton, Carolyn Bunch, Mike Conrad, Tim Evans, Carroll Beusse, Danny Hall, Larry Mfhite, Johnny Starrett, Robert Carter, Wilbur Ball, Douglas Edwards, Doug Fouts, Gary Hudson, Danny .-Xrney, Ted Bacon, Freddie Hughes, Mike Swaim, Mike Bray. a ' A.. --1e--1-- - - ff, ' ' Spanish Club 100 - I illltmlll llll sm Future Teachers America E First table:Brenda Mills,Wanda Wray, Brenda Crouse, Joyce Sprinkle, Carol Harrison, Sue Melvin, Joyce Crouse, Sarah Evans, Tommie Campbell, Brenda Morton. Second table: Derree Ctury, Lynn Alexander, Nell Parish. Third table: Betsy Beck, Tim Evans, Kenny Clodfelter.Seated at back table: Mary Guin, Carol Lomax, Josie Lackey, Elaine Sink, Marilyn Alexander, Jean Workman, Lynn Powell, Mike Conrad, Ginger Evans, Rachael Hendrix, Jeane Segers, Gail Koontz, Danny Hall, Annette Fouts, Toni Black, Joan Leonard. Standing: Tommy Everhart, Mary Lou Ridge, Judy Black, Marshall Hepler, Glenda Cannon, Elaine Matthews, David Beck, Raymond Nicholson, Coella Gallimore, Pat Tysinger, Pat Lambeth, Sheila Leonard, Larry Fuller, Gary Hudson, Don Alexander, Louise Westunoreland, Bonnie Gallimore, Freddie Hughes, Jane Dorsett, Sonnie Ragan, Reva Gallimore, Mr. Kennedy, Sponsor. The Future Teacher's Club ofAmerica is an aftliation The Future Homemakers of America is an incorpo- of the National Education Association of America. rated non-profit youth o r g a n i z at i o n available to It serves the purpose of helping those students inter- homemaking students. Their projects contribute to ested inteaching tolearn more ofthat field.Aperson better family living.F.H.A.s learn to be good com- must maintain a B-average to stay in the club. munity members.They also develop creative leader- ship by every member in this club. First row:Jane Collet, Catherine Jo Palmer, Gail Podgaysky, Joan Loftin, Pat Marshall, Jean Pope, Brenda Russell, Barbara Sizemore. Second row: Carolyn Byerly, Carol Clodfelter, Kathy Crews, Priscella Beck, Judy Conrad, Deane Gatchell, Suzanne Tysinger, Wanda Mann, Becky Robbins, Beverly Eddinger, Arvella Davis, Mrs. Barnes, Sponsor. Third row: Joyce Russ, Evelyn Dennis, Judy Black, Mildred Daniels, Jane Black, Coella Gallimore,Bonnie Beck, Rita Farabee, Betty Hilton, Vicki Smith, Linda Hughes, Charlotte Beck, Diane Petrea, Rosemary Dennis, Brockie Coleman, Diane Pierce, Judy Pennell. Fourth row: Betsy Beck, Marilyn Alexander, Sandy F . H I A . Clodfelter, Rebecca Everhart, Paula Gantt, Josie Griffie, Sherry Nance, Susan Dart, Texie Davis, Sharon Hall, Joyce Barber, Darnell Hedrick, Lynda Johnson, Jane Modlin, Ruth Hunt.Fifth row: Sarah Evans, Kathy Huneycutt, Kathy Thayer, Frances Hunt, Louise Noah, Ann Sink, April Pressley, Bonnie Grubb, Lavonne Bolick, Mary Saunders, Judy Vestal, Elaine Wagner, Linda Wilmoth, Barbara Simmons. Sixth row: Phyllis Holder, Martha Crotts, Linda Sizemore, Nell Parrish, Tommie Campbell, Sandra Hedrick, Linda Black, Elaine Sink, Arnisia Ball. vlufls CD O9 or 'F . 1 it '5- : Q g gil . - ill 2 O QQWJ 2 Q10 l 40' D NEW ,AO lOl Dramatics Club First row: left to right: Mrs. Fowler, Sponsor, Teresa Craver, Mary Neal Guin, Sheila Leonard, Pat Lambeth, Donnie Harris, Linda Beeson, Martha Smith, Sandra Everhart. Second row: Brady Hendren, Phil Cranford, jerrell Welch, Carol Lomax, Louise Westmoreland, Ruby Payne, Linda Ridge, Betty Byerly.Third row: Joe Clinard, Thad Bodenheimer, Dale Faircloth, Eddie Hill, Steve Everhart, joe Turner, Paul Davis, Jerry Koontz, Carl Gordon.Officers:Donna Harris, President, Raymond Nicholson, Vice- President, Pat Lambeth, Secretary, Sheila Leonard. The chief functions of a dramatics club are gaining further knowledge and culture in arts and learning to appreciate early drama as well as our modern day drama. The members obtain opportunities to express themselves individually as well as a whole. ested in the art of music. First row: Mr. Davis, Director, Franklin Hart, Dianne Pierce, Pat Marshall, Katrinka Conrad, Shirley Barr, Dorthy Hill, Wayne Hepler. Second row: Johnny Scarboro, Harold Nifong, Donnie Hill, Paul Clodfelter, Bobby Darr, Johnny Towery, Colin Clinard. Cilee a M Club r i 102 The Glee Club is composed of those students inter- 5 E E First row: Ioan Leonard. Second row: Penny Leonard, Ronda Sowers, Jean Pope. Third row: Bonnie Gallimore, Dianne Hill, Frances Elliott, Mary Guin. Fourth row: Ronda Jessup, Judy Black, Ioan Leonard, Sandra Everhart, Ruth Hunt. Fifth row: April Pressley, Elaine Sink, Jane Dorsett, Nancy Conrad. Sixth row: Rosemary Dennis, Linda Jones, Linda I-Iuskins. Standing: Rita Snyder, Donna Harris, Ronella Lowe, Christine Crotts, Becky Robbins. Officers: joan Leonard, President, jean Pope, Vice- Presidentg Ronda Sowers, Recording Secretary, Aurelia Taylor, Corresponding Secretaryg Penny Leonard, Treasurer. The F.S.A. is an affiliation of the National Secre- Future Secretaries America 'caries Association- It sewes the PU-1'P0se of he1Pin9 These students are the ones upon whom we depend to those girls who plan to become secretaries to do better tyangport our Students to and from School Safely, Work and at the same time to enjoy themselves.. First row: Bobby Hill, Tommy Everhart, Wade Loftin, joe Turner. Second row: Ann Sink, Barbara Simmons, Carroll Beusse, Linda Huskins, Kenny Clodfelter, Butch Kinsella, Arnold Kanoy, Jerry Segers, Don Alexander. I I 'wiv Bus Drivers 103 MII: :mi nn sg: 2 ',,, ii 3 - . i r f -M . K of , P e p 1 l y C I u b p K -5-af The Pep Club, sponsored by the cheerleaders and Mrs. Voyles, is set up to create school spirit. During its first year the club has attained a membership of 150, which forms the main cheering section for school athletic functions. These students form the backbone of the paper and annual staffs. Journalism Class First row: Joyce Crouse, Linda Beeson, Sharon Setliff.Second row: Diane Petrea, Kenny Clodfelter, Brenda Dennis, joan Loftin. Third row: Ronda Sowers, Coella. Gallimore, Jeane Segers, Jerry Beck, Dale Faircloth, Mrs. Voyles, Sponsor. E my -Q 2--'M - -... --. 5-Q... xnxx ,,,w..u l 04 Class History Two years ago fonly yesterday, it seemsj, one of the greatest rivalries in the history of the county came to a close with many misgivings and doubts, for then, Fair Grove and Pilot were consolidated. This consolidation, in order that no partiality be shown, was given the name of East Davidson High School.Also, the colors, gold and white, were taken from both schools, the gold from Fair Grove, the white from Pilot. The new school actually began on August 15, 1961, when the players from both teams joined forces to form the East Davidson Golden Eagles. It was on the football field that the ice was broken between the students from each school. For itwas on that same field that the boys had to be friends and work together towards a common goal-V I C T O R Y! OnSeptember 1, the doors at the former Pilot High School building swung wide to admit the pupils from both schools, now as students of East Davidson.The students somewhat reluctantly began classes together, but soon struck up many new acquaintances and friendships. A few weeks later, we all met in the auditorium to elect our class officers. We chose Raymond Nicholson to assume most of our responsibilities as President, Barbara Sizemore was elected Vice-President, Aurelia Taylor was named Secretary, and Darrell Myers was given the honor of controlling our purse strings as Treasurer. We found that there were many more things to be discussed and done during our Junior year. One of the more important things to be agreed upon was the selection of a school seal. Sonnie Ragan played a major role in the final selection of the new seal.Along with the seal, came the responsibility of choosing a standard school class ring.This ring has provided the basic design for all East Davidson rings since. Soon after these problems were overcome, many more were to take their places. The many committees required to bring abouta successful Junior-SeniorBanquet had to be organized.After much preparation and many fund-raising drives, we finally finished our banquet plans by the end of December, and had only to wait until the big day, May 4. After Christmas vacation, we returned to be greeted by mid-term exams and a new year.Though we lost some of our classmates in the struggle with the books, almost all of us survived. On May 4, the greatest event in our lives fto usj came about. The Banquet! At Last! The banquet, held at the Plantation Supper Club, was a large success. As midnight approached, a few of us were getting a little drowsy, but we were snapped out of our spell when the long -remembered floor show began.Yes, the girls swooned over the ever-popular Crash Craddock and the boys thrilled to the astonishing display of Turkish dancing. Finally, our first year at East Davidson came to a close. On August 28, however, school resumed once more to find everyone happy and hale. This same year will end with three married girls on our roll. The vacation had not dampened anyone's spirit, for each one of us knew this year was our last, and that we would have to really work, so we all pitched in and gave it everything we had. Everyone began searching for their home room. Among the senior homeroom teachers were the following:Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Fowler, and Mrs. Smith. We had all hoped to be in the new school at least by the end of our senior year. Things just didn't work out for us, however, and we anxiously await the completion of the new school, even now. On December 1, those of us who plan for a further education in college took the Scholastic Aptitude Test.The scores were returned to us afew months later and most of them were satisfactory.We then began to apply for entrance to various colleges. We soon received replies, and most of them were acceptances. The year wore on, then came our hopes for a good Junior-Senior Banquet and our trip to Washington and New York. Plans for graduation were also prominent in our minds. Time sped on, with many trials, errors, and mistakes, but we all managed somehow to make it. Now, as we have been graduated, our number, which started out as 9O+, is down to seventy-odd, and we are looking to the future. . . 105 Senior Directory DON ALEXANDER Bus Driver, 3,45 Spanish Club, 3,45 F.T.A., 3,45 Ring Committee, 35 Science Club, 1, 2,45 4-H, 1, 2, 3,4. DARRELL BAITY Spanish Club, 45 Football, 2. LINDA BEESON Band, 1, 2, 3, 45 Flag Twirler, 1, 25 Majorette, 3, 45 Science Club, 15 F,T.A., 2, 3,45 F.I-I.A., 1, 2,35 French Club, 3,4, Officer, 45 Dramatics, 45 Pep Club, 45 Newspaper Staff, 45 May Court, 35 Diary Princess Representative, 35 Miss Thomasville Contestant, 45 Miss Merry Christmas, 45 J.V. Basketball, 1, 25 F.S.A., 45 Reporter for Times, 4. CARROLL BEUSSE Beta Club, 3,45 President, 45 Monogram Club, 2,3,45 Pep Club, 45 Student Council, 4, President, 45 Bus Driver, 3,45 Basketball, 2,45 Baseball, 25 Spanish Club, 3,45 F,T,A.,45Marshal, 35 Senior Class OEicer, 45 Editor of The Golden Quill, 45 Annual Staff, 45 Superlative, 4. TI-IAD BODENI-IEIMER LINDA BoLEs F.H.A., 1, 2,35 Pep Club, 4. LINDA BRINKLEY Basketball, 1,25 Dramatics Club, 45 Miss Fall Festival Queen, 45 Pep Club, 4. BETTY BYERLY Dramatic Club, 4. COLIN CLINARD Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club, 45 Monogram Club, 2, 3, 4. IOE CLINARD Band, 1, 2, 3,45 Baseball, 1, 2, 3,45 Football, 25 4-H, 1, 2, 3, 45 Monogram, 1, 2, 3, 45DI'S.1'1'1a11iCS Club, 3, 45 Spanish Club, 45 Bus Driver, 3,45 Superlative, 45 Pep Club, 45 F.T.A., 45 Combo, 2. KENNETH CLODFELTER Football, 354-I-I,45Band, 1, 2, 3,45 Dramatics, 45 French Club,45Bus Driver, 3,45 Paper Staff, 45 Class Officer, 25 Pep Club, 45 F.T.A., 4. KATRINKA CONRAD Dramatics Club, 25 F.H.A., 1, 25 Basketball, 1. CHRISTINE CROTTS F.H.A., 1, 25 Dramatics, 25 Basketball, 2, 3,45 LV., 15 French Club, 45 Homecoming Attendant, 25 Class Officer, 25 4-H, 1. JOYCE CROUSE Band, 1, 2, 3,45 Officer, 45 Flag Twirler, 15 Majorette, 2, 35 Drum Major, 45 F.T.A., 1, 2,3,45 F,I-I.A., 1,2,35 Science Club, 15 French Club, 45 Monogram, 25 LV. Basketball, 1, 25 Pep Club, 45 Journalism, 45 F.S.A., 4. RONALD DANCY Football, 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball, 25 Track, 2, 3,45 Mono- gram, 2, 3,45 Pep Club, 45 Superlative, 4. Senior Directory BOBBY DARR ARVELLA DAVIS F,I-I.A., 15 Class Officer, 1. BEVERLY EDDINGER Class Officer, 1, 25 I.V.,' Basketball, 1, 25 Dramatics Club, 2, r,H.A., 1, 2, 3,4, Pep ciub, 4, French Club, 4. FRANCES ELLIOTT ROBERT EMMONS STEVE EVERI-IART Glee Club, 35 Dramatics Club, 4. TOMMY EVERHART Football, 1,2,3,45 Baseball, 15 Science Club, 1,45 F.T,A., 3,45 Monogram Club, 1,2,3,45 Pep Club, 45 Bus Driver, 2, 3, 4. BOBBY FABBRE Football, 1, 2, 3,45 Monogram, 2, 3,45 Dramatics, 3,45 Basketball, 25 Bus Driver, 35 Science Club, 1,45 F,T.A., 3, 45 Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club, 3 . DALE FAIRCLOTH Baseball, 1, 25 Football, 1, 25 Track, 3, 45 LV. Basketball, 1, 25 Monogram Club, 3,45 Dramatics Club, 45 Pep Club, 45 Band, 1, 25 journalism, 4. LARRY FULLER Beta Club, 3, 45 F.T.A., 3, 45 French Club, 45 Superlative, 4. DORIS GAILEY LV. Basketball, 15 F,I-I.A., 1,2, 3,45 Dramatics Club, 25 Pep Club, 4. REVA JOYCE GALLIMORE F,T,A,, 1, 2, 3,45 F.I-LA., 1,2, 3,45 Science Club, 15 Spanish Club, 3,45 Library, 45 Beta Club, 3, 45 Pep Club, 4. MARY NEAL GUIN F,T.A., 2,3,4, Officer, 2,45 F.I-LA., 2,3,45 4-H, 25 Basketball, 35 LV., 1, 25 Spanish Club, 3,45 Officer, 35 F.S,A., 45 Dramatics, 45 Science Club, 25 Band, 152, Officer, 25 Pep Club, 45 Journalism, 4. DONNA HARRIS F.T,A., 1, 2, 35 F.H,A., 1, 25 F. S.A.,45 Dramatics Club, 4, President, 45 Beta Club, 3,45 Paper Staff, 35 Annual Staff, 3,4, Editor, 45 Miss Claw, 45 Marshal, 35 Student Council, 4. BRADY I-IENDREN Baseball, 2,3,45 Basketball, 3,45 Monogram, 2,3,45 Dramatics, 4. MARSHALL I-IEPLER Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 45Band, 25 Science Club, 1, 25 Monogram Club,'2, 3,45 Football, 25 F.T.A.,45 Bus Driver, 3, 45 Pep Club, 45 Student Cotmcil, 4. EDDIE HILL Science Club, 15 Bus Driver, 35 Dramatics Club, 4. .ffirgc be 'La Senior Directory JENALEE HILL F,l-LA., 2, 33 Spanish Club, 3,4. JOHNNY HOOVER Science Club, 1, LV. Basketball, 1, 2. STEVE HUGHES Beta Club, 3, 4, French Club, 4. PATSY HULIN F.H.A., 1, Spanish Club, 3. VICKIE HUNT F.H.A., 1,3. LINDA HUSKINS Flag Twirler, 1, LV. Basketball, 1, Varsity Basketball, 1, 2, 3,4, Paper Staff, 4, F.S.A., 45 All-COUDW, 2, 3,49 All-Conference, 2, 3, 4, All-Tournament, 2, 3, MostValu- able Player, 3, Best Forward, 3, All Northwest, 3, 45 Bus Driver, 4, Monogram Club, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club, L49 Superla- tive, 45 Sports Honor Roll, 4. ARNOLD KANOY Football, 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball, 2, 3,45 LV. Basketball, 1, Track, 3,4, Band, 1, 25 Monogram Club, 2,3,4, Bus Driver, 3, 4, Class Officer, 2, Paper Staff, 4, Annual Staff, 4, Pep Club, 4. JERRY KOONTZ Glee Club, 3, Football, 1,2g Dramatics, 4. PATRICIA LAMBETH Class Officer, 1, 25 LV. Basketball, 1, 2, Varsity Basket- ball, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A., 1, 2, 3,45 Officer, 2, 3, F.H.A., 2, Officer, 2, French Club, 3, 45 Dramatics Club, 4, Officer, 4 5 Monogram Club, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball Champion- ship team, 3, May Court, 3, All-Conference LV. Basket- ball, 25 Chief Marshal, 3, Beta Club, 3,4, Officer, 4, Superlative, 43 Paper Staff, 45 Annual Staff, 4. JANET LEONARD LV. Basketball, 1, Varsity Basketball, 2, 3,4, F.H.A,, 1, 2,35 Monogram Club, 2, 3,43 Beta Club, 3,4, Paper Staff, 3, Annual Staff, 43 Homecoming Representative, 33 Class Officer, 1, Ring Committee, 3. PENNY LEONARD Beta Club, 3,45 F.H.A., 2,3, Officer, 2, F,S,A,, 4, Officer, 45 Marshal, 3, Pep Club, 4. SI-IELLA LEONARD F.T.A., 1,2,3,43 French Club, 4, Dramatics Club, 4, Officer, 4, Pep Club, 4, Paper Staff, 4, Annual Staff, 4, Picture Manager, 45 Homecoming Queen Attendant, 4, May Day Que en Attendant, 3 5 Miss Buddy Poppy Con- testant, 4, Librarian, 2. SYLVLA LEoNARD Band, 1, F.H.A., 2,35 Spanish Club, 3. WADE LOFTIN Bus Driver, 3, 4. il Senior Directory CAROL LOMAX F,T,A., 1,4, Officer, 45 F.H.A., 15 Dramatics Club, 45 Pep Club, 45 Paper Staff, 45 Annual Staff, 45 Superlative, 4. RONELLA LOWE Spanish Club, 35 F.S.A., 4. PAT MARSHALL F,I-I,A,, 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer, 3, 45 I.V.Basketball, 15 French Club, 45 Class OEicer, 25 Chorus, 2,45 Pep Club, 45 Su- perlative, 4. ELAINE MATTHEWS F.T.A., 1,2,3,45 F.H.A., 1,2,35 Pep Club, 45 Spanish Club, 3. SANDRA MOOREFIELD F.H.A., 15 Class Officer, 2. DARRELL MYERS Football, 1, 2, 3, 45 LV. Basketball, 15 Varsity Basketball, 2, 3,45Baseball, 25 Track, 2, 3,45 Monogram Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer, 45 French Club, 45 Bus Driver, 2, 3, 45 Band, 1, 25 Class Officer, 35 Paper Staff, 45 Annual Staff, 45 Pep Club, 45 Superlative, 4. RAYMOND NICHOLSON Football, 1, 2, 3, 45 LV. Basketball, 15 Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 45 Track, 3,45 4-H, 15 All-Conference Football, 3,45 Class Officer, 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics, 4, Officer, 45 Monogram Club, 2, 3, 4, Officer, 45 Science Club, 1, 25 F.T.A., 3,45 Spanish Club, 1, 25 Annual Staff, 25 Student Council, 4. RUBY PAYNE F.H.A., 2, 3,45 French Club, 3,45 Dramatics Club, 45 Pep Club, 45 Science Club, 1. HENRY PODGAYSKY Class Officer, 15 Football, 15 Beta Club, 3, 45 Boys State Representative, 35 Baseball, 35 Beta Club Officer, 45 French Club, 45 Pep Club, 45 Student Council, 45 Paper Staff, 45 Annual Staff, 4. SONNIE RAGAN LV. Basketball, 1, 25 Varsity Basketball, 2, 3,45 Home- coming Queen, 15F.H.A., 1,2, 3,45 F.T.A., 3,45 Beta Club, 3, 45 French Club, 45 Junior Marshal, 35 Superlative, 4. LINDA RIDGE Science Club, 15 F.H.A., 2, 35 Dramatics Club, 4. BECKY ROBBINS Miss Fair Grove, 15Librarian, 25 F.H.A., 43 F.S-A-, 4 Pep Club, 4. PERRY MYERS JOHNNY SCARBORO Band, 2, 3,45 French Club, 4. ' Baseball, 1,25Basketball, 15 Glee Club, 45 Pep Club, 4 109 Senior Directory BARBARA SIMMONS F,H.A., 1, 2, 3,45 Fall Festival Queen, 25 Bus Driver, 4. ANN SINK LV. Basketball, 1,25 Varsity Basketball, 2,45 Class Officer, 15 F.H.A., 1, 2,3,4, Officer5 35 Paper Staff, 35 Annual Staff, 4, Business Manager, 45. F.T,A., 45 Bus Driver, 3,4. BARBARA SIZEMORE Class Officer, 2,3,45 F.I-LA., 2, 3,4, Officer, 2,3,45 Majorette, 3,45 Band Officer, 45 Monogram Club, 3,45 Varsity'Basketball, 2, 3, 45 I.V.Basketball, 15 Homecoming Queen Representative, 2, 35 Homecoming Queen, 45 Miss East Davidson, 45 Superlative, 4. PATTY SLUDER Basketball, 1. MARTHA SMITH Dramatics Club, 4. RONDA SOWERS Beta Club, 3,45 F.T.A., 3,45 F,I-LA., 3, Officer, 35 F.S.A., 4, Officer, 45 Paper Staff, 45 Pep Club, 4. ELAINE STANLEY F.H.A,, 3, J.v. Basketbaii, 1, Pep Club, 4. IDVIMY STANLEY Football, 1,2,3,45 LV. Football, 15 French Club, 4, Officer, 45 Monogram Club, 2, 3,4, Officer, 45 Pep Club, 45 Science Club, 1, 25 Class Officer, 2. LINDA SWINK Glee Club, 25 F. H.A., 2, 35 Dramatics, 25 French Club, 4. AURELIA TAYLOR Basketball, 1, 25 LV. Basketball, 1, 25 Majorette, 2, 3,4, Chief, 45 Flag Twirler, 15 Band, 1, 2, 3,4, Officer, 3,45 F.H.A., 1,2,35 F.T.A., 1, 2,3,4, Officer, 35 F.S.A., 45 Officer, 45 Class Officer, 35 May Queen Court, 35 Homecoming Queen Representative, 45 Miss Veteran' s Day Representative, 45 Miss Senior, 45 Pep Club, 45 Miss Buddy Poppy Representative, 45 Monogram Club, 25 Science Club, 15 Superlative,45 French Club, 4, OEicer, 45 Paper Staff, 45 Annual Staff, 4, Senior Editor5 Fall Festival Contestant, 4. JOE TURNER Football, 1,2,3,45 Baseball, 1,25 LV. Basketball, 25 Monogram Club, 1, 2, 3,45 Spanish Club, 35 Track, 3, 45 Science Club, 15 4-I-I, 1, 25 Pep Club, 45 Dramatics, 4. PAT TYSINGER Class Officer, 1, 2,45 Student Council, 45 F.T.A., 3,4, Officer, 35 F.H.A., 1,2,3, Officer, 25 Beta Club, 3,4, Officer, 45 Pep Club, 45 French Club, 45 Marshal, 3. IERRELL WELCH Baseball, 1, 2, 3,45 LV. Basketball, 25 Football, 25 Class Officer, 25 Dramatics, 45 Spanish Club, 45 Monogram Club, 2, 3, 4. LOUISE WESTMORELAND Beta Club, 3,45 F.T.A., 3, 45 French Club, 45 Dramatics Club, 45 Librarian, 25 Pep Club, 45 Superlative, 45 Student Council, 4, Officer, 4. WAYNE WILLIAMS Football, 35 Basketball, 1, 2, 3,45 Monogram Club, 3,4. Lu nch room Staff 1 ff f f E V , ' 4 ka f 1 f 'i Seated: Mrs. Blanche Black, Mrs. Blanche Evans, Mrs. Clinard, Mrs. Beulah Hill, Mrs. Mary Clodfelter, Mrs Ray Clodfelter, Mrs. Kila Clodfelter. Standing: Mr. Geneva Clodfelter fNot Picturedl. Charles Atwood, Mrs. Cathleen Clinard, Mrs. Lucy Custodians Q rw... Je. S. ga sl :I 22. Johnny and Carie Battle. f.4..r Q' 't . 4 , 1 ...J lll v' . -.Qlbx fl 1.0-. ff ,ff My -- , -f -f LQ. , Q . U A, I, A.. ..f C ,, , . Cf' - rr lv -4' . ' L KL 3' H. ODELL SMITH P'1One24951 PHGTOGRAPHY Thomosvfllg' flgnffgiio rol inc: .lbw fx . W qVm,Qf4fSPx4zLiigin1S WNW , Nan' QW DA ATE:rSfTi1'ici1lg Q of y M lj ffjf Xtwfjwv fi!!! fflodfl , MW Mfvvbxffp- J 4 ,WDW 4 U3 Vw ILM!! , fj? .fc W Q W, IL, QL r fi! MHA iw .1 ' UQ pw Cylff mum-lbw U 7 MVA 7 73 il ZW MMU A V an 112 A! .Q , .J , , ' ! iff' of f f ' , LUV! A M 1- v' W X Qi, . 1 '7',fA'T , 'Nj lf d f1f 477 fi' I' J Q . P . W6 fl ,fp .1 A l ff' p ' il U W0 W! Q! l M lffv W Lf rf' ,rl i r fl p 1,5 nf i ff' i ' y f lil fb. . 0 ffl. if UNH! l .ja J I lj Ufl . f,l,,fJ ' 'j' 4 .N I lf' H, bla-0 J I V Z nuff J 3 mufii' 'U X L nn' fi ffffrftl M flff riff' Q cl I p f L ,JV T 'U I-1 P X 1' I? lm In X iwdfxafr , ,O il A' 1 if ZX' T n'4 ?l 0 Compliments of rw Q .1 THE STATE COMMERCIAL BANK Thomasville, North Carolina THE FRIENDLY COMMUNITY BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation it Ubfl 'Xsvwiw , 3 Q T T 1 ' V -e , j , ,KCWLMU A yr Judipk In-LUQL Awww fzibwu vvxooqv, L J flu M fl I ' 'rl' allow 4 ' l f x ,1 .' , 'q 4vfu,oJ ilvyuvvv LQUU-fb fgubilov ' A nmcVQ.2,J 'ecwdffk Lubdfj to 7 i ' C f ' . rQfbLZ',vC4AJL,k -Q64-f 'TTLL 3 ' U-Cfi'L,f 4.vJ f'1z,7y, q,Yf,-.Uv gjA,QACg,,Lg'Y,,4A .LQ-g1f,Qx LQJ. '51 VA ,1 4 A 'ii Y' 5 l K GV 'W Q fww flc0f'lQ,cmq h7LVLfwfv1,0L ,iff ,lQ11.wC'5 out KM CMWL Q. LCVEQ f Ji 1 i 55 ' l Ll V I Q . -C WWJL A I ffm 6,Q,mwM L my ,twill LQSQCVC 1 Q A7 J 2 Q 5 ,Q jk J 4. J f'ifC?fULJ1L,0 le - L'-N'fsfLfXQ . Y -C.4.,'ZLL,2Y,j T' C' 113 NEILL PONTIAC, INC. Telephone 888-4583 902 North Mciin Street High Point, North Corolino For on new Pontioc or Tempest see Fred Young :72:I:!!:1Z:IZ:ZZ:Z:2 ' .::.-'222::Z:::ZZ::Z: '7 ot Neill Pontioc, Inc. 114 THOMASVILLE CQCA-COLA BCDTTLING CO Thomasville, lxlolllo Carolina Telephone No. 32ol G-Qao l f h r f ll nihersiig 5111113 7 ur Eng? and Pulls You'll find The very lofesf in styles ond colors of The mosf unique Ivy Leogue Store you've ever seen. . . For the Dolls-Sportswear For The Guys-Dress ond Sportswear fi LIC X Locoted Across , ' From Biflir High Point Pork Golf Course North Corolino Til 6 339 11 116 P fy Ae ' 54 We fix, Q12 fd-vb avec. KL fcxfidcf 7256? 'affffg eeee 1, f f.fe--2 Y QVYV7 ff ' 7 K , A K Xf of BGCOCK-STRCJUD COMPANY Fourth Af Spruce S'rree'r Winston-Solem, North Corolino Phone PA 4-2421 P. O. Box 3198 Dealers In Sporting Goods m.4.5L,,WQm, B yew-Q wwf WWW WVIPMMAL LJMA' Joxdge PWM ,f-Wiaffw' mam 414-J 117 DRAPERIES CARPET FREE INTERIOR DECORATOR SERVICE Highway 64 Wes? Phone CH 6-599I 118 PILOT ESSO Wheel Balancing Wash Lubricafion Oil Change Wax Brand Name Motor Oils Qualify Gasoline Everything For 'rhe Car... Complimenfs of SPORTSMAN'S SUPPLY COMPANY 111 COMMERCIAL CARVING COMPANY W.T.N.C. GUILFORD DAIRY Milk cmd Ice Cream 6I I h Th II h C I Ph 30 HUDSON-BELK CCMPANY Th II hC I Compliments of THOMASVILLE LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS Phone 3550 II9 T I Sf 'r I1 d cl Cl GRAY CONCRETE PIPE CO., INC SoIi're Blocks d cI C I1 3 3 BOTANY CCJTTONS, INC. Jewel Division Manufacturers Fine Combed Yarns Thomasville, North Carolina ASHMORE BUSINESS CGLLEGE Post Office Box 333 Highway 29-70 Thomasville, North Carolina Telephone 3535 or 3532 North Carolina's only one-year accredited Business School 173 L -1- I :J .--J! 'aj' 'Ly lr' 4,-,j ,J iq ' Dfy A7 ' IIE, 6 6 ILA AZ 4 f K f ,fy . V -A, A J 1 J - of f M-if J f ' . '7f' f.fZ',J Z, ,4 ,1 ,V ' ,fy 1 1-f. f ' x . . 1-- . ,A . 1 -f ' of ' - ' 14. 1 ' 5' 'ff'-' '17-1 '9' df' J ,f ., fp-,.,. I 7 . 1, - -, 35, ,. H ,, if-.QJQJAQH . I , ' 3 I A K Compliments of - I ., ',, J ,.f, I, ,J , , 1 .JJ -AA Vs 1, I, AA U I THoMASviLLE v'Erf1EER Y . A X 1 ' , - If v ' 4 . ', fb I A, A I K , At. f fy 1 I I 1' Y Q' 2: 1 'K J fl I . I 1 - 1 V., I-4 It f M 1 1 '. I j .kftl Ldv: 7 J.. ff - y 5' Q1 ijfnwa-I IJ camo rQ6L?,CJ!ff!ffw6 ' 449 , ,505 Melo ,Cjalicflvzf Oi494fafQ,4f0CefZJ Z ,id -0cffz,0C1:fL, vyvfcbfvgwvfsd mf w mW' CCLZZL 79,26 : E0,fZff,osv, :Mobi 44,4 QQ' A 0. .feidziu ,fZZAQ Winn L gAUL THOMAS Room cs Kwai: 56042 ,QZQQZMZ f ,Mumba M J 54,52 .QMAAQZX CLQ, 675666671X Q0 M, 7 ,f SQA? Qwfflf uf W M 1,4 Qj Compliments of Lec1ch's Curb Market Compliments of J. T. Bruton Compliments of Amazon Cotton Mill 15 Bob's Recopping Shop - New Tires - FIRESTONE - Used Tires - Telephone CHestnut 6-5626 200 W. 5th Street Lexington, North Corolino Buck Young Oil Compony, Inc Lexington , North Corolino Complete Home heoting needs ot your service 24 hours o doy Telephone 24 6-2391 Piedmont Gos Service Bottled Gets Applionces 339 S. Moin Street P. O. Box 512 Telephone CHestnut 6-2496 Lexington, North Corolino 126 Make our Store your Headquarters For Athletic Equipment and Sporting Goods. We specialize in High School Sweaters and Varsity Coats and Jackets. ' lt pays to Play Coble Sporting Goods Co. Greensboro, North Carolina Lexington State Bank Lexington, North Carolina Welcome, North Carolina Home Owned, Home Operated The Place to Save - The Place to Borrow Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of Thomasville Furniture Industries, Inc Thomasville, North Carolina 127 Community Hardware Company of Thomasville, Inc. Thomasville, North Carolina Luther Hepler, Manager Peoples Savings ancl Loan Association Phone 6114 50 Salem Street Thomasville, North Carolina Where You Save-Does Make A Difference Coble Dairy Products Cooperative, Inc. Lexington , North Carol ina 16 Welhorn Motors, Inc. S E R S V DCDDGE E I L C A E S A 81 W Root Beer North Moin Street 8 Sunset High Point, North Corolino Lowder Supply Company, Inc High Point Rood Phone 6175 13 ,l HJ VI n J JJ ' V 44 1 :'a,.f HAl I' 'iff j -:V l,.,,Da'l35 81 Son u f fl' 4 'V f ,J, ., ' f ggnerlul Contraqtay M- Kr 1, f' 4 4: I 3 - Aj V High Point , rthfCarolina f f' t 13 4 'J if I i Telephonigg-92234 in High Point 1' ,J -' ' I -' ' J.or 20653 in Thomasville 4- I Jones Esso One Stop Service Station 3014 English St. High Point, North Carolina Phone 88-31790 Compliments of Diane's Restaurant Located at High Point Lanes High Point, North Carolina 130 College Villoge Service he lf A ll 1pS Wo s lm -Wo x Ti re s - Tu be s Greose ' Accessories llOl E. Lexington Avenue High Point, North Corolino Compliments of Block Lumber Co. Compliments of Welco Furniture Co. 131 X 1 KX , X X ' ff.. Q W I C-'Lair-'r vous ofncmi. Josms cuss 1-9 U THE PROUD RESULT or ova av r 0 f 1 Q Q.. X M N, to r -. N 'f'f'.................M.....,,'2' '-'- I qs , L the engeuvefs block., X, x another JOSTEN 6635 is born! , A ffl? Every ckm ring designecilb combines age-oh! :rain Wifi A modem machinery.. . 1 ,, ,q,, 3 'l'f', , avenging ro Americds 'A claw rings of matchlass beauty f,f-- MT if ' 3 ' -' ff! fl' fr 1- fm ,-LQ , , . Q -,M , 332 ' ' Ff. .2 I H ' r 1 -f9ii'i1z ' illlllfld' '5 - Q f - r f ' 1 . , , . ,L A A ., , ,. sALesMAN's on Jswsisns mviuu Our Representative Mr. Don R. Bills P.O. Box l4l4 Salisbury, North Carolina Led better's i524 North Main High Point, North Carolina ,K lil' A..-nv' Wilson-Ayers Metal Shop Heating-Air Conditioning-Guttering Phone 3087 132 Belk-Mortin Compony Le-xington's Shopping Center Lexington, North Corolino Compliments of City Ice ond Fuel Co. Phone3442 Smiley's Bor-be-q ue 947 Fisher Ferry Street Pit cooked Bcrbe-que our Specaqlfy. Curb Service Counter Privote Dining Room Foir Grove T. V. ond Applionces Zenith-RCA Victor-Philco P.O. Box 929, Highwoy lO9 Thomosville, North Corolino 133 The Fabric Center Quality Fabrics Phone 23308 T008 National Highway Thomasville, North Carolina Ed's Linoleum 81 Tile Shop Carpet-Ceramic 81 Plastic Wall Tile Ed Hughes-Owner Located at: Mailing Address: 705 Lexington Avenue Route T-Pilot Drive Phone 4351-Home gl Shop Box T50 The Boat House 3Ol National Highway Thomasville, North Carolina Compliments of A Friend 134 LACKEY'S ESSO SERVICE Highways I09-62 Thomasville, North Carolina Phone 3406 CRANFORD'S FIRESTONE Dealer Store I05 Salem Street Thomasville, North Carolina Your Safety is our Business SINK'S DRY CLEANING Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing Phone 3263 Commerce Street Wet Dust Cannot Fly Repairs made on all types of vacuum cleaners. REXAIR SALES gf SERVICE IOI4 National Highway Thomasville, North Carolina Phone 23302 MARVIN E. PERKINS INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 3II N. Main St. Lexington, North Carolina Phone 246-5290 Marvin Perkins-Night Phone Ch 6-5536 Lite, Accident, Sickness anal Hospitalization Auto Insurance Full Coverage Fire, Bonds ancl Other Types of Insurance Compliments of PUTT-PUTT GOLF COURSE Highway 29-70 Lexington, North Carolina A FRIEND NIIDINAY SEAFOOD RESTAURANT For take out orders call 882-9334 Highway 29-70A Between High Point and Thomasville, North Carolina 135 PERIOD FURNITURE HOUSE Complete Home Outfitters Foy Foust-Owner Compliments of CONNELL'S SUPER MARKET PERKINS PONTIAC AND RAIVIBLER, INC. E. B. STONE FINANCE COMPANY of Lexington, Inc. New and Used Cars TeIephone Q 408 National Highway CIWGSIIWUI 6'5958 5I4 North Main Street Phone 3726 Lexington, North Carolina I 609 National Highwav FURNITURE HOUSE GARDNER'S AUTO SERVICE .I.F. Gardner, Owner General Repairing Thomasville, North Carolina 6IO Lexington Avenue J.W. Tysinger Phone 3374 Thomasville, North Carolina Phone 3335 a INDIISIRII-II BANK OF LEXINGTON GRIFFITH OFFICE EQUIPMENT co Lexington, North Carolina 792 N. Main gf. High Point, North Carolina New Cars Financed at 407: Phone 888-4573 Member Federal Deposit Insuranc COVPOTGIIOO RoyaI Typewriters Compliments of SlVllTH'S lVlENS AND BOYS STDRE THE SPORTSMAWS SHOP 'NC' College Village Shopping Center L f N th C I exing on, or aro ina Phone 88-32225 High Point, North Carolina REFRIGERATION SALES L0'VlAX'5 SERVWE 8: SERVICE Gas - on - Groceries 42 Trade Street - Phone 239l Phone 3976 Fisher Ferry Ext. Thomasville, North Carolina Thomasville, North Carolina LEWNGTON BOVVUNG LANE5 THOMASVILLE DRUG COMPANY Open 24 Hours e Day 20 Salem Street Air-Conditioned Thomasville, North Carolina Students Cordially lnvitecl' Prescription Specialists CAROLINA TRUCK RANDOLPH SlNCLAlR 8: TRAILER SALES INC D.R. Wright, Owner Super Hwy. 29-70 P.O. Box T704 , . High Point Phone 88 2-Ol2T GUS' Oll' and Accesso Thomasville Phone 3590 High Point, North Carolina 809 Randolph ST' 0 I .- lnternggllzllc- Paris Thomasville, N.C. Phone 3587 REX OIL COMPANY 9I2 Lexington Avenue Compnmems OI Thomosvilie, Norfh CoroIino CO. Phone 3764 Afflmy AMA jfi MLMOU' J Complimenficgy by If Complimenfs of ZZ-6 6,44-fin! , 7776? ffmff VM, 4g,Z4oc?Q, THE TI'IOIVIASVII.I.E TIIVIES QQNSUIVIER CREDIT CIO. Complimenfs of Compliments of CAMERA AND HOBBY SHOP GC'SO'I eS ' Mom' OHS Phone 3844 Compliments of Complimenfs of BURRIS INSURANCE CI.ODEEI.TER'S MARKET 138 Compliments of Compliments ot J. EHRET DAVIDSON LAUNDRY Compliments ot Compliments of STEVENSON'S GROCERY THE RECORD SHOP Compliments of MOORE BROTHERS TRANSPORTATION CO., INC Compliments of CHAIRTOWN FINANCE AND INSURANCE, co. Compliments of PARKER MILLER COMPANY Compliments of LAKEVIEVV SUPER MARKET Thomasville Seafood Phone 28632 GORDONS PRODUCE COUNTRY CURB MARKET Finest in Groceries Wholesale - Fancy Fruits - Vegetables Just Below Fair Grove School See Willard Sl Johnnie Located on Highway TO9 vrw'-fr W, Q T rf, J 'Y' , B, J 4, .J , f, ,Q ,C-Af -I .-4,9 lv . ., E, 'Q -' ' 'T 4 4 ' Compliments of i Compliments of , 1 f , UQ. 1- fl' ' 57ARR SPESg0-' s f , LEXINGTON BOOK 8: STATIONERY L H V i4 Q Yeh-F 19. 9 -44 VT' TN T' I 'CYXAJAW V '3o1,csli.J.fg.A, 6 'Q ,gli XA .JA-fx., ,,Q'xJL..,,,-Q, .3 A ' ' . lege'-A T I ONLLQGL, ' . Ol-cow 4 edfaggcami 140 fx N olv o wk ,ww Nwylfgyyww wwf Ny WW My Vw JW? WQQMJ www NWWM W W X Q WW WN Riff ,iffy Fmonove BARBER sHoP Loccfed in Front of Foir Grove School 7,7 ' one L 4 YW-L dll. 'L-U... J WM ffm.. 12, Nfvka ,,..,E . 'L4xvvx.-fa-944-tu I f --,J f , , 4, ,, 17,-I 9 f Q cuvu. f i'ff7l4-v-A mf'-0. ,j6c.f'6Q-fl, A QJ.ZLwL!f fffffc-LU frffiflgl M -QALLJ In .- 1 ' ' J- A.:-4-ffvfffi. H J 17c.,vuA.va. J, 5 jfilfvv f 71 1 ,ill AJ U ,1fQ4,1, f -'fr jpggy, foyuzy, f.. 21 Q.-1. 4' 1 ,1 Q , ' r C. Q!fLXJlf,, .1145 5 L,7f If ,jf K .7l'l- 74' .vo K s K V' N DJ .K ,A S 'i W 1 . lx ' K . ' 141 Harrell-Paul Electric Co., Inc Electrical Contracting Motor Rebuilding and Repair 204 West Main Street Thomasville, North Carolina Phone: Office 3230 B uie AAotors,Inc 420 Market Street Smithfield, North Carolina Lincoln, Mercury, Meteor, Comet G.M.C. Trucks efqicomceg of My ff el P , S bca, ,Jew If W, , T' JQ 5 ,- S, if 3,711 ilofii vivo? an VSMQMEZZMV Q,l,J a,,,L jff37,cZo.,,a9 ,cefaewf kv f V jf ?L V' MQMAQ f I , ,git ,l4,,,fHL,..L ,f ,df J my-If 52,2 712' 2-yitfifie Il. 142 ,U A O Wt ,rl S, aw K UfQg41flfpeLtUf ivilbgyfli ,-1 A Wflvlfbo' M' W? NO' Dfiwflwclgtvljjflilw 0 vfqgllf ' -I 0+ .ff 1 ILL PRODUCE ME R5 R if W swf, OL ,UffF,fl,,N , O 1 !pUd,5l'43 2l8 Forest Drive . 'U , N glzzglina Elsijomasville, North Carolina A W'f'y'Cv.'t Wal 'Aiywlvml A Q' ' M ROCKET MOTORS DALTON MYERS gi Clean Used Cars for Less T32 West Main Street 309 Randolph Street Thomasville, North Carolina TPOmGSVlFlIli'neNjgzl9 Carolina NORTH STATE TELEPHONE COMPANY 25 Salem Street lVlAlVllE'S DRESS SHOP lOlO West Holly Hill Road Thomasville, North Carolina Thomasville, North Carolina PILOT GROCERY 8: SERVICE STATION HIGHWAY SERVICE STATION Located in Front of Pilot School 29-70 South Route l Thomasville, North Carolina Phone 3077 143 W .3'W W K graphs WWZMAL Q if iWMZfE+fWw'WWJ' 0, Mm WW My 65, W 7021, W w'0 WWW' W 01,4 . D -7 X., '11 WWMWMCWW Wm WffHfWM5L0WW 'VL 'N My WWW cw' Ugly Uf' M f wifi ' , QL wijuji Twwlvgw WM6' 657' if Aqzifvv' Www ff WQHQ' ' ,jiikmiiif W, 6,01 ,lforje 0 W 1, Sf 24.2, O' I WWW 235 Jbwwa, -iff'-!WW-'zdg LW !77,fl0., fyvwgyv Claofg 11245 0f,Qf7' VFW Ui I I fficzwuz, CLe,2,Z22,1QvbCLf Okeifyk Cb X ' CQAZVA4 ia inane.. 1 .1 MJ ' C2cux.'i63 1 W J JMX' c5'!'9'uA'f fyfbczw Of? 7424, 73 ypan, - V: I 42az1,9z, 62, dleal. jg 7 ' 24 -A-v4,,,.gL hwofm -by A766 fi 425044, Q, fff'N- - A-L-v Q ' f7'Q7QQ 05600 4 JMO45 gyhkczxp 4. A CA Q-yfyfbadicl IZQOWQKLQ46' I Q ffafwfv WWW A ,ww fmfdag 37 WA0 u M 'Var' A I Lo, W bv A 1 '- ,Ju 'f' ' , n W - iwaab nier f- ,QW -N COM ANY Ig, 130' rv-4-ICA: ' 'Aint ?r33Ns:gNTfG.E:AY2fWg:E Gm! Inj A,-j eg L I QM, 'rf W WWW 7 , , ' , 'W ff W Wa 1 . J W 75 A0 ' W . W W J ,dw-W A rnonucr or . - ,IA I - J 'JJ' 1 ,4,44Au-Y f ' AAA? fvf 1 'K Y' .af ' 40 W W r . J fr r 3- 4' I I I KW ri X 144 3 I , - l au, ,pf QXJTN 1 . 1 I . W Y I W W A W ,Q ,,,-', , gf, 4 .ZQJQIJ Z5 31,5 Vw ivvff my ZLx,r1,.fQn,v fffafvffzef' dffi' ij CQAQ ,bZe1.0'fffwY fm !A97 'Lf WW 644446, XZMMQ Ekbgiogf, Zo W Z5-ff,3f, QWQQZ4 if ,f,f2f,QM,L Q fi ,ui ,,, My ,MMM ww Jgwzaf ,Q WZg,fiiLf,M Q ff A Jw . ff? WWW Jlnwffmo AUM, jb.Q,b-AMW? f 7 fghufvil Pu fvkfjvkn-J AM Aff! LA9' Jawluh, U ,X I ,1. . J K, www ggwfwjw. V1 k V ww' Y? fj'7 '! !f' f -2M,,,,, ' ' ff' GJ, ' guy ,ZZ -AZMK j M f J M, Haifa ww QM , ,' ,-ng! r . ,J . 427,-.AWJLA 6,2440 J , . f , I n ' r ,H A ' wfvm259ff9 4 T DQ 4' . ,610 I -Ziff 'H ,X ' 5 p sf 7 I f 576- I as Z M ' Aww' f -61' Z! - 44 19 V ' ' I 'I 1 5, . I ' 9 Z, ' J u I Q A I r . J f ,. 1 x 1 Mm-. ' H 4' fy 'M : J0uZ,7wfffw-ffflvubfaweg-10 afwzxffkf 57946.96 W? fwmcgw 77320, B ' CZWXKMZWQY ffbff ,9-0 anew! 16164 CML Q' Q Qfcuvg ' Q M, WJ ,4'7vjJ Q ww ffm, cjwffu 1 fuovafliw 9 Mmm WL QM! CLD? UWJW 573 U'jf L'WC'aJWJ QTUV' Jw? ALM T f Q 0 WM 'fwwj OL, . Z . My Tlwgjyfz ,, awww , aw M40 Q44-ff? IW 3 Q WM 'L J PJ! W 7020 f ,WWMfWMwffMJf M QQZMQA ' ju' 4 an f fi Mwffp 5 MQ ffm , Ak WM -A VW ,M M ' om MMUQMWW W My YMJSMQ Tggiw ww ww wwg lVWM?0L,LY 4m WGYM Www M - gs Olav? Ny lv Dfw 0' X61 W WW N 2 MqfJ 7'rfii1j'fl' ,ff ,uf f qv Q ,ir fx fi-'JL' IU ' 1 M ,ff 4 I, fy J' 1 , LG W igvn Aff 'X 0 fx X 4 J ' , 11 'f U X Wu' Mfr' JN I Wax i ' , 44' 4 '93 Hf' f' if KY Aj? ,xyqk Q 'IN .'-iq 'N vb! 'NJ , fm ,ff if Q . f J Z' wifi Mawxwbg 44-Nf4 4' I If 0, AV., ,.. . TVA!,f ,yi I, I: X ' u ,vf -I V 1 I X KJVILJ9 QW aQf44-M- W ff WTWWJDJTSWT jf VM JSWW U wWf W M, ,Q ffM??M?W Df W WD + , A f',-'-7, 1J,,, I 1 f x MJL3 Qjxf., ma' gl ' Q ' ' .H I S I 1 - .V V- I ,H 1' W, I 1 , Y I I ' I-I I- J 'LK ,--wt, ,' '9.',A.' I y S fl! J Iv.-tv , . ,f 4 4: 1' 'fue J., 4 A, f, W .1 Y ' , .f 4' - ' -I .f Vw..4YJ-'JV ,-, S i ,. ! A I 1.,,fiV4,.gt,.y 1 '7 1 4.-1 ' y r Q 4 ,f ,F vw -rf' 'xbffc , f G , .1 741 +I l L k A 1 lfqllx '.,A m ' I I gi ,J,5'L'gLk 4, ,,,'f 571304 Lfme-72 -0 JW A 1' L kr . I . , ALA J! ! , .. C: ,, - 1 X 1 IL Z 7 ll!! xy' Ln 0,7 JW' ,fail 5 ' f if ' Q 1 ,W ' ' 71, al H! 06 ' 2 j 0 J . K W 4' W I' M' - f LUWLL ,V-'.., if , , W 0 ULUVHL : ' 1- ww 4 l 67 . A 5, WM va W f ' , 1' f L J J A. W H , , 1 'Y FN ' 9 ,wffpv ' ' X ' ,. ji ' L I N JL ,Wwfv A fy , f N, 'R I A X u . j 'fi Q10 AQ W fl f If ' J 3 .J fn I X ' J ly K Z W P 1 ww 50 JL ' X f JW 1 J A If 4,iMf-ff fd 3 My K1 f J f I V A 1 0 JC L ,JWUW fig ig, WZ Kffjgyyufjfgfjgf Kjfwfwyw Wflit w ff ky f W HMM MAJLXML MM fjgiZfgL ' zf W if M Wifi J MW J of 02 5,5 MW ,ff m f X x ! 719 W My, y V V D M J I f ,Q . fr vi ,4 A ,1 1 N, A ,iff J r- f 1 WD 'ff' 1 ' V J K H' f u q lf J . I 1' P ,I 1 J P, X f 4 1 WJ ,y X X , V ' J 1 1 X 1 , ff ,ff I' f J fl A fl L ' J 1 My lib 5p47Z0dqJC ,XZOWAJQ C-fffffgxi , W MLM fybw WMA ,Q fx WW Nj M fwwwf QKJM W W fwwwpgfgffw WW lf I Jf7fL 107 ' ' ' ,QW Wifi!! My ffiwwfa fi13fLZWj MQ 3 W9 WWWWM 7P'WwQwfMf QLW'f'jM wAA!9 Jffvfwwf EMeI,QZ0 1235? WM ffwM:i xl I QZMLWJJ 75 if 3 Q9 WU' jiu-L43 J f , j '- MAE .t 90-0-.1-f'CLfJI .9 fiduuv., M, . lfyffj C,?QJ,,ML.,! fQ,,Lf3.,'4.-v,g,,,y f iw . Lycgmdh, cf. c,.J1 9,-A .. C ,, V V!! L .a.4Q.,CfNLfL, Ogg, 4-,.,, -N 44201, ggi, Lv ,fl A V 5 Cf?r9'4A-fa, CQZOJALO Cx-f1.l.- f,,.44,-- xl jk ,. 7 p.,.V, gg, Q,3,,, .LT A., dnt! V 4 Z0 .Cab . , -L'kJN2f-rx! 4-,Af-,gif , fb V' H, V-,M 1 I Lf., , , - , n - ,, tj' I Qof' 91-Q OLD F-,MH I jf I V-I A if .I I 1, fl 7 X yy '- V 243 U 9'-' 'I fQfCLA.oC.,,- 6 I J Qelbqf f , Ligezfgx Q0 ,ii ww JDWZM , 1 M240 Wulf, . 7'J?Z yWU0x y,4i,,?0wAMLApQ4,01fAb .faiofd-of 2 2453- i K, 7 -4,90 Q-4' 'OL' f, inf-f54M 472.97 JAMA MJMLW .JWM . - Jw f hue, ! 2 5? jjgflufy b' ' my file, ,Qafwldf f f4,Cm4, ,Za 492 9121454 M mffw wwf- WA M 0105? J- 'MK mf!-iaf fffkpfboif ,Z-gffdffi-if 41 A .,2A 'J.. ll -f f, 1 -A J r' ' . V4 , , - ,Q-jf , 'J L'..x'ibt4 '.! -pm-x, . 4 J' Y ' 5 I fs. 4 I 5 J 1 r N .I N yi, 8'l iv I , HJ . Q ' 'j 4 f , A .ffl 5'. ' I V If 3 , ' N, X, VZ fn M - ' v ,-' ' COL '. J 9 . P yn: I ll! Il Lgfj rx! . J Z I X 1 H .1 , 'JL Y 6504 A I 2 M fy ' , ' . . ' X 1 - J if -5 1 v ,r 'J I , J ,ff V' -Q hh -I V ' b - . f da 1 Q J N -f. X ' . J gl' . yi, V 991 N ,ff fy Gr? - my WM J , M fb A f W Mb X ly W .M mf 1 1 1 ,NWN dw J fr 1 LJ' ik lfgipifpy N B LW A Jx A P X - X LM 34.9407 W9 awk W VJ j UL :L 14 ,w ' JW' -. KD' Q 0Lif'L' MTV !,y,'L WLM I 6 JP' If l ' , I ' 'U ff f 1 , . 9 'fp , 1 f A jf- W ,.Af D! yilplrc Qrllfc O ,f-W' ,vw 'Q in WM: ,Ml if , qu' GM v A 1 J ' X 15' 0' KW AIWLJ ' Q' ' - -A ,LAM V W V' ,V . A J V V. QV' 'V. l.v1V5!nv f.' fu. , . ,s.,:.V. .. f,4.v,',, V , . .H V V V , - V ,MVV VVVV A, VV V. V ' 'AV V -u V -mr 'Hr V t ' ' , 'V'Y'1V 1' V QL .V 4' V V 'Q 4 V' ' . , 41 4 .4 - X4L!.,v.1'V'x.'V.',,.'v.-xy'V.V', 1' ' 'V V 1 V 4 V VV V'-u J 444' P' .V ,A V.: ' V, I ,, P' I V V V ' .1 V+-' V. ' ' V , .'V' V-.VVVJLVVV VV'-.Vf fff 4 V- 'y -..,,,w '.-,L5 VNV . ',,VhV'A -V V :V VV .'-1, r:- 1 .VVV .V 'L J.. V N' 1 V, V. VV? I, V ,R t. V V, -V-V Q-fx' -'-,wa f -V . . , V V. .N tw Q. VVXVPV ' , -'f I' :J -vm , 1' M W I, --L ' il- J- -.Vn- 'ni wa, ,. V 1,-.V ,':,'T, V- 9' 1 .,V V If V, .V V. V VV ' Vw' -.VV VV: ,VX V -,. ,f..,V , Q QV I-V Vwg:'A ,P'M.-Vg - .I VV ' 5- . ,gg-,V we - ,L , 1- V :-.UV V- . qv .,,.! 46.7. I, -V V 7 -1 --it N. ,, .' 1, VA, 'IV'-7'V 1 I. V' ' .' r J! -Vp' X75-g..f-,V V :VV Vw- VV V r.?,'4'1Ql, .V . an ,Y ,- V .-.V -fi, ,-.5-V-V-VyV',,1,4-I .. -U, ,V .J.4pvVgVg,-,. T' -V 'W' ', V V 'lf i '-TVVZ V V - ' VV. ' . '- :-. -.1 'rw 1.4 52 V-V . L. 'nw-' V-f -R ' ' NUR: . , V . V I' V' Q X 1 W. -DNV, . N. ..Vv,' . V . - N '11-V ' 4. V rm g. V'V . V X , ,., V V,, ' ' . L' , 'X V-., . v' I sn V .xl V 'ba I,-1 . .V Q' 'V ,VV-jVV-V! 5' V--.Vw 'V ' z V-V , ' V' 'V.. V 1 . '. H ' V VV2 - V V X WV. . ku VI 'LVV ' -----tc' LV V , tramp, V .VAWVV4 Q, .A V V ' VVV. V, ' . A- . V . V. -V V V V' A V2 .. :T,,.r-V ' V w . ,-f V+ ,V V 'fur A V' A HV- ' .- V -r-LfVV VV 12,5 F-V V., -f:,..1- -5 A, , - ,VV V. , ' V'.,, - n V: . V. . 1 c--1 gp .jf-V, -VV.,-. . vy- - , 'ls V.V-'-'V ' 1'V 4V,': ' V V V A A xl V K K 1 5 I 4 V 1' ' Q' V I-VV V ,V . r . V l V ',. . . . . V V '. ,Ayr V X' :UVA - V V' , 1.7. I V x L K V.,,. xx VJ. .V -. V., .-V, ,411 4 '. V.-V V 1 V -Vp x.s V43 :V 4-V, if gg ' 5 V . ., . ., -V ' -w V, 1 ,V V 1 , , ., V I, , V L, V V ' '1 VN ,VV .L ua- ' . 'X ' , V 'Aq- . 4, 1' M V. - V VJ- VVV - -V V' .V V ,!., ., , 'V,V., X 1 Q I. 'L :JV ' J . -'r,'-, ,Vy 1:, V V' A .uf V -P V-5 .- , V . -. - VV,. - - ' ' VV, V 'V ' 1 Y 1 r A 3V 1 . 4 V. x' 4 , B V Vfkll., V-Vzy ' 'V-7 ' Y ,N V.4 vs, -N !J:.,,V,.V.. V Aww. I V., 'N A V4 V ,, ,.!l'V-AV' -: VV V - V-V -- , ' l III ,. 4 ,, V ' V' I .' . ',,' -I :, A 'x ' : V.1m.'- 1, . ,V if V- j,,V, ,MV V l I. - .NV..gf ,,.f.,,,, X . .- V-.Nr .,,g .V. V..qV . '53 ,V Y QVV..-4,,,.7V3. V , ' VVQ-x V , -I V.- .MQ-.. VI ' -Vi, . , 1. , V. .. .' V-, si4 V-6 V VI '1' V , 1 A --VV V . f, V ,'h-y'.,!V'4 .yi V ' V VF, V, V,:..H!.i V-.V V V, 'V+ V,V,VVx' .VV--' .KVV1 ,V Vx' HV? V .VV . .V . . .- . V ,V V A3 . ev V r- ' V. -,L -. ,lt Q 1 t Q H 1 Tv V K lv. . v . ,A I-4 -VV: pl . V' V ' ,'.V ,-,. , 'HV , Q' -,,.l :Im . VV.V- V--VV., V, VA, 1 'V V? .'-'J , ' ---vV ' , .,,.,,V,,V 'V VYv..VV.V ' ' 'Z -LQ-1V'.',.'1-.,,, . ., V .-V ,,, .RV-47 V 'VNV' LV ,,V, .N .i V, , V Vi 1 , ' .-V, V! ,. .V V V 'Q 'VIVA-Vu, -. Ill.-VL,vfVf.'V1 3 f -- . i '.,.'A .-V V311. ., V i. 'Vp :luv V AV , 4.- . V . ' .V NVQ .UV V.. uVV -, V1 . V .. ... V 3 VV' J.-V Q if 'Y Q':'f'5,rl 'f . I - fkwfip .e , rw wg. .' ': . g.',4..f-Q ,gf IA.,I,fII,. I I I 'I 'yi . I v,f,IIfI I fs-ff mf. ff '.I.g.Q?.w . lk 4.-3'?9.' ' v-9 S W' 'H1 f 2 - 'yAJa4,:i5 2fj EQ Li' gas. 1 1.51.4 . . f., - '.. A 4 CJ. ',-'7gj,'5i,glL.'.-. gi'-fi F3 I .II f'.III,Qf.6'Q, ja NIII:.,yi'w I ,QV df',.IIMI51.., 7':fS,IIIfi,4I'z L. ,I - tcilslidx .I.I I,?I .KIfII.-:Ig -7.L.:IIIfIIII I I I . . -if ,I III. II II Il 'I 'I ir sf' +.gf 1+'r' 'ff' L . 'Q --5552 ' 5-I:-gf 'f..::5,,1I-,I -wi. 4 'L .1 1 , ' '7 -'pf 'ff 931,25 'FV Q .Y '1 ' 5, f l . Ig if . IIiIIII1'.IlI II- ,I'I' I ., ' IQ IWSJII 5. ILIQIII '.I'IIII -1' 5g3,?+ 2..:.f. z wi. Hwg.f:5,I5f.y53.,fgf. 'wa' III - . 'Ifi 4 gig' Q, ,III 2. -'11 En' P Mi-- WY IiII,IIuEfM4-, 7 IMI. -IIIIIPBQ 1:itI63:gIZg,??gL8IfII,.-.I . v I'L . i . 'Mfg C .,I 5 1 T. A' .'I':f 1 '.1+.,I-I I VII' -Qi EI: .1 IIII ,. Q.. fg,.:,If,1'ffvIiTII I . . W .f2mI,,LY...IgHII ,f5,3:-Jv 5dfgI'f gf ', AVL 'Cfif-ff.. 1381 HQWII- n',I3w , QM - .. V 3,421 f,,.'.:2:g'v' ...gr-1 .21 .nf 'VV' 7 - ss 5g,1'1r-7f'f ' lS2:f-'IA,1i-Na' . rvQ',pWf3ri'f-Ji g- .Is . '5'w..'.Ijpp L, ,-Eg!-iii... frgII,,,M,w,tgif'-.L Ij cv'-f:,'gI..,g,f'gf4.T1.?,Q.f:.i, , IJ -jvwf IIII94 2I5,!'f4,z55II!II:I,! 15I: Ij:qfif .5IIf'L,:1. 1,1III , . ,iZ,.m:f0Lr, Q E A II AIi,3,!3g4QlII?glV:f'1IJwPx,-l1'1 ?Qbi3If:I,,g:7I:EI.e :W ,II :.,sgZII1I5II I 1 I ,'IIwQ,'p!1fp-ggifg, -' ',gI,,I:III ' If -,Qgfg.Q3:.QIII.'f,' .I ,5i.'f1'j1'5-IIS: ' ,,. sf.l,I1f..1 I. 1 - ff 'FQQILY' ' . .-x,,.w.v.f5' gf' mf- 1.-ww . .f . All-' 'ffi' ,' li ,a4 4-?'f'f:I-,!,n'1 I,Mf'i 15fTI.i5-'-'Qs' V V., Ag.. A iff -fm 4... ,.,.,..'fQgf 1. 1-'L-fx I 3' fu46',IQ3 ' 5' , I 1, , ' I- I I4.II,g?,In-ISL: ggi. 'k,.f3I ' IJ- HBS.. IV , f lui' pI. IWQI. :ws I - Afj' ,tw ,. A-III..,,f .. II? , .,,,w,. 4, ...1 . ,I,.,,f.- .. 3.43, , . AN' 4 ' V'-' 'Qi'-f'.'1gF.5 9 - Q Ti 2 18'-'-Q -'Rf .i'q W., --134 W 'fp ffm -.LI in fy HQIQ If f IgI31H .I:Qg'Isjf'...Q-9561.4Ai--Q I'-Pi. .MI ,I ,f ' ' . ', .II', I If J: .Lf '., gI .,:I I.I'1,:I'I',III':I.f I,.'I .v5'4,IIj4f... . Y- migifgvigff qg..+n,gg fI.g?.J, -j:6,f -5.2, .f,f':if,5v, .-?I :rw .Mfr AYEQ. I.,'i-IlIgIA..5gL,I31.f..' 4. .1 . - Qffi-I M:-fffw.-f'..,''..fff .f'vg - ' .- Qi f V. ,,,l'ifq3vk?I.II 'III 1 -IEKIIQIIIIIIIXEIQI,14:3,II-Liza, I? :In-I.Ij1:ALI If-ILII-I.,-4. IIIFJIII II IIIIIIIQIII III .I EI .l ?'lf'. if9 .:tf. 71PL.f f' f f'4-qi -QP' igifw :fffjfx:w..fig-'f1f.Y,:2'-,wav'ff'-.'2' ,fl . V , . gh . 1i..,.' ,153-!44,.-if-,.. y.,,:'. .1 x...I,r 1.-'---f J, J... Q I .- ,14:If4I,f1. .,. 1. , ' .1 1' in' 1- '-ff'-Z . V Az.-441256.412157,-'.f11.'f.1.Q'H -'TM' - ff. '. If M' 5. '7' 'ifil-L ' in '... -, 4- . sg , - r6I,5,,v1i,d5,hh: Hr.-v.. .4 --' - 4- .V ffr., -V-. -- .1 . .X Q' x ' -' v '-v 55 '-If -fr 'f3?mL:':' Y V. wf'a-v. N -6-?y...1 3. f'H:'. -55 ' -1 ' . III' ' Iam... -: Wai .g5I:'5,k.: II I,wf-,'IIgIII:IIjgI.I2I,f1I ,izIfI JIII'x.I..-A5 -9If,5,..f-II' IJ- ,.4g.',I I'I ij,IL1Ig .I . f - . nb' .4 A. ial.vff,.....l'... I.nQWa'.wf-' 'Wai 1. 1 :1 -, Q 4 III53I,wI.:,,,w'-vII,rA ' 1 I iff,-II . I I'IiII'LfaiMJII?I,l.11Qi'.:III,II, -, ?III:Z,:I,IIII.Q,LIt,1,,II I '-N,.I1IIII'II.I 3'..Ifg4I A I .. F. .,4 g.Q1 . -. a. ,-I .II - ',.1:' . 1'-:I1'I-'H' . 4373: my :Sf 9i'5g 1,af 3?g5'qru:4.,fk ?.v:SL' Aiiffsnffw. fffwfif 551 .!,f fvfz' ' 1' N 3'5gfU.,,, . IZ. . -' , I' fTgf.g- - RI f,,I'.'Q.1:.Q,5f I 'QJQIII IE'I1Ij3II-I I'.,g'.r' II' jgIs'wI,I '1- Id ,I 'ZA' ' -3 IW I IfIA.IILFIII:: I A .I,,,.II.I5vvd'4.9,5I R419 yQ,.g3gj if-IT -p fII.II.1 Itm' IEQIJI II I IIII . :III . . 1m.,.,. , .I 1 yi. .. kQA'g?EQ55i..w,.'j 5'-Il,'Dfv,-'Y,i'3',g f'f,?,,,,.',2lZ,f ,-'5,,i..1--f f.f.'gg.,,5,-,,IA,f pl ,f'f'3f5.' pf' l, ' ' ,' V- .I -. 4'..,gFIf x g. IIV..i!'.u ,'1' H -HIE. q.4 f'A,g,yQg, 'q4qLIll',,.'1ll 1:13,-galil-Q sz . Igg.-L35 . 4 :-'.-I' .W-I .11 1g+'ffif4fEJ2Zf iZ?QQigig.f',ji-5 2 T., 0 ' ' ', fy, 3 ' I ' - QI H' 'I bf.2..j-I.Ii ful 'L ..I,j -z1:II .L 4, .1.Il :QL '.Ia 5I'1f.I .-L ilu -Q' S 'gf' I 153312-2 4. M if. 35.5. .,I..,f..'.--wwff .Q,'Yhwvf-5 Af',..!:.- ' im gigff, Ji--,H---, -if x I , - . Iggxyhi rsnqy, V. N,wK,J,.,v,fl,4III wi ..-6 ., '- .NI ' -.II ,,, ., ,..'I - 4, .- , ,,,I -, f SIJVH ,sq '- ' ,Q iv fW3J'4f,..vfw,gx.'i 9f',4f,7+l, 5f',','5f. '-f!JQI.3 ', ,j ' CT 'III'jSS.2L..'4:I5: 7' 1 Eggfur'-3--Q,f2?155f'I fi 1115: .Tk 1 1135. i is 'fi ,,,,ga:gpC.,iH?'Mr. gain, rf 1 M , . ,., mihlni. A-,-...im 4 Q., R11 , ,.4',. v . ,,,I., , 5. Na 1. .L ,Liv . HQQ. ., F..M?1i'3-P 'fir' k':'i'f'4xf ,9?-lil ?g 4f,-gpfliii nffiqfk 15 I ,QI . 3. 7. !ha.9,, W ' ip ' ., 'wif' -766335 .I .iE,fI,5,.:j.gaI:.I, .gf ini'-I - xml, I g 'X ,lg , '23 . I 4 I . - I.,I'I 1 1 I.x. gfII3I'IiIHI ',ILk!IfI'III?n1vXIIsf II'Ik'.IINsI . I. III':fI., S... 'I - DI' Q. F, . f ' 1 , A' 1, 'ff 'Rfk gf! xIMv1q9'1,, 1.,,,b'.15'5' AIN .l51', f L: 1-'A' VI- .', ' IgfiIt,.I: .ftIgIT4tII, I ' LI?IIIa -iiI .If--.gi I ,. YI 5Ig'I,I3if.II.i ,vIiII5,IIIIIII,:ijglgyy-IFQQ :,IAIyX.I-I.:Iy ,- Im- MII-'Q 'I jI III .- II,1I.I -L I ' f . . m . ' fr-,,c?.II.'.'1g1' ffl ' ' ' 2,54 f2'+..f'5pgiu..'i ..'f'f-'?'21.,i-v4f'E'fI: f:f,',.'- f'f'4Jf ' f . III- Q-WI' W .QI rx... IMI EIII,,i,I,g ILIgIIIIzI:I?:IIgg,.IIr.I4II.It,. JIx,I.I.II1.: I. III,f,.gtI4-gI.I5.: .I7IgIIIfIx.nI e,f,.,',:.II I - I Il IL I Y I II. gig' Y II-HJ 1,3lf4gII::5!I,Is,II?III II I1IagI-gyfxf III,IiI!.I- .III-I-VI. I 1 -.I-if' ..gI- if 2.5 gf 5I1g5..?1i1- '- 251 11-gjLIg..I,f .-71.3 If Q II .1 II. -. -i' -1 T. new 'A 'fs 1' ay ,f QS - 5-IIIif QIIIIIII Q -' If -IAQ I?iPf.'YIiI :.,'.IfQ,g f1f?i.j5.fI'-.ZR If-116: '5 9,-5A,:jy'I -4I1 .INII , fv I II V , II Ill. Fink 5, ..,g1L4, g3II.,?','I3. f,f'fI,..,:4.'., ,I-, .gap Ig-II. mfg ,. I II.,.1 71 ,xc . ' Q f R.'..f'.'.z..f1f-sf ' '- 4,1 J.-'V'-gf 'swag' '7 V3.4 '. ISISD ,fdviL.,t2fI -I,5cj.a1,,.,. 3 ..:II-I IQ-I..',.f,Ij ' Lg. .If-, 5,,If',-2'.,', . , fsI,Ig. IIaIIaf,I,:,III3:III:ItIIvII+kIz I:II:hII.II.4jI-NIP. . IIQII I -I .Wi k --i -. if . . ..55.1i:ff4'. A:1Iff'M'iI:'r TQ' .4Q': '1.'g-4' .fr ff xc. , 'f ,'fV f1 1? 1' ' ,. ,I .c,Jf,III,IIIIQIgII IIS .4 4 II :I.I , II Ibfplbn II.I:gII'fI44IIIS.4I? - IIIg,JII.?,,, f:,Ig, I.I'1vII .I I I .I II I I 1 WM. N' u 4 ffl?,f'5QZ'5-Ay: Q.1 fl'j'f Fl 15N--A 1 5-'57 'l ff: ?.' W .-,. . .. , - '. ' 5 I P. -x..',H.f:x, f2'iff I.. 'v. j'1.f 'xi' 1 , ,,-I.:, , .I - ,',sKff,-'- 4. 3-.Wg-.,,,,,w..Qs,.,4., --,Q I p . A ' ef. ' 13. . . ...gf Q,-s51fIig.9.,,.m.f+q gwi'.:g'.I.,', f. - f1f5,Ci.-f 'f- 1.II,'Pz-,VMI if - JI .I4s!II,5I:zj:III.,I:iIIv,II,I?IEI. I-I.'I.E'I,.I'gfggllij-'.I. .I .I II- . II II . I I- IIII SII. III ,I,II.II,, IIIIII .-ICAI.II,I. I I, -, x, Igvf 'i, fQH ,II ,.II 'I ,i,ii,ffI,?,EigIIIIIf.?,n 5 .5'?',,, 4.,.I. .IIfwg Q. ' . ' . 4, Y-,.. 95 ..I .Nw-1 1... M 42 I , wg:-1,,-v,.' 1. 'j...',,f',-t'- fvwf--Aj.. , -, ' ..I- nv. - , A 1. ... ..q. - i ' .I . .yfs..:v.. 1. ...Lf ,j..r,--1,.v .I,,,. ., .rp ,I .I ,il IIII J ., X .xii zyI ,g . I' wIi.:Ifp 'IDI MQ. P,I7EiI?IIIiIIiI.III?II.I fII.II,III? ,IIII IJ: ,I I . .. III III I :I I.- . fi 4 - , '1 'rf ... vw ,K ' ,I ., -I '11 .'-4. wg- .II,f,'1.N ,N ', -.. rx .W .I... , ,. x r.- F137-:1fmQ.4 3P?l?f2,? Ig! ' .V '. :..f.IIIf-f:',s'if.f'- . f . iafg fn. . . . Q , Q -4 1. If.. ,JR . 5, v 1 . .-:.x.1.,I,1 ...Z Ig, ..,, ,.. .. .. 1 I. R, .NI .f.I ,War .xfigg ., I ,If . .'IIRau,p1,q-Q9nIII!III,,LI,M 5l,I,II..p?-I Mx., ,III .'4I.I1I .. ' ,CII If :I H .I ' , -II I. ,W II, I fIIII3I,I V ' -I j ' UI .- ,If Ij,!,I'.N 'I-fjjg 'I I I I' f-.IIIUII .7 I-,-1113, 5r fL m'- h'5..JQf..'45f'r 'f' f- . j,f1III,II gi ' QIIIjI4f':u-4:-. ,if fy ' I f- M .1,Ii.g.y ,QIIII Ij3,3.f gIIg'I5:9,743.,1I.,I,',,.-gII,I-A . I-II3,IjjIfII . II .I .,.I .I.I,.IIIA IX -I , I I ff ,.,nn,I5?'IIsNIIII: I,,,III,1yI ,II- , - -XII. JI. - - La.sw'i,:.4f+ . . ' 'w4'.f.,31FP5S? ' M A ' 5 ,IIQIQI :I I ' I gII , .I I IE IQIIIRISQ. Q',I,5IIIp,.-, II.: IIIQN-IgI'.. IfI'I!IfII .3 .I II.I:I'. I1 -.I ,Icy I ,I .I .IIQIIIIIIQ , KI'I1gI,,,IIIIIIIvLmIc I,MII,.54IiIJI,..If.-?I:.,IIIII?I.IIII ,II-,Asp I2.':II.,II . I. . 'A 'I 'F Q. , 'V if f. 1 , 1.rMMK,KelQ.',4'5 ff'-f?'.'f :.' I,il2i'gfx'.f7 .'5'L: g.i 9' 1 NT. ' , -I 14' N 5-J A Qi -wg If 1'i!:5 -PQ' ff' lc'7'i' 'IWW -if-U' -'- '?--H' 'CA' 5 '. 1 l . ' 'sf wifi'ff- 'gQr1'f,.rf.w :.r. 1 .f 1 I ,IIII.I -. ,SI Inj if I: If1,2,I'IIx51.' I,3f1II' I, II .I,.gIIIfAI 1'I,I.II'I . a f ' ' fy' ' . f -. . . .' w : if-,411 - ',5--.-ff! ,1g,1': 1. I M' 1' ' w.g!5Yf'N4,'?531 NYT, V V?Q,'f'..fg-g:,'i infix y V . ' - 1 ,q 4 . - ' I? 54 f4f'n',.7 ',j-1 v-5 Sf Pai-1,32 -2 'f-:.1',' M 'jg .' w -'S . f. .35::....2II3.....A .r Q. - ' ', v ' ww-' - 'H,J31'W'Tr'- U fLy.'II,,..a .U-,,3.,g2I.-If ':'...f-x ,If-,Q-3. WAI: . ,I .II -I.-iQ,.I5f.gIIII,Ifz.?...a' ygI1...54w,pg 1, 5 V . . I W, II. I5IIvIII 5giiA?I-.I WI , QI'-I,'I.I:IIII,I Ig-I,,IgI.4II. .I , .III .AI I '- . Ig... .'531gjf.:4-'f7'i .'. e-,J-Sv' Wi' .f 1? ' 'H ' ' fvgf'.Q .u7 'Q.. ,.,ff'Q'1:L ' ff'.XJv-2.5 U-'N'fM,V ff-5 ' ' . 7'f'- 113 .4-1, :br + 'f,i' : ',.,IMw'4 . ' ' J 'l'.1'Jf ,l 'PHf'.f.',, -,.x 'liar . . I , I..I.I f, l5I::A,4x,,g:II- I:I IIj.3I,I,i'3.III-IIILI.-352:I I I: . IIIII . I., I. QI - HI,-::kIi-II, 2II'J.I, - IJ I I?L vvIIIIII,Ih7IYZ III ,4 NIIIII 3I:II'II:IIII,IgI.I, I ':,II.,II , I I .- .IiI,'.IgfI.i-if fl' s, a.'f-'gf :?!II'jfI'I'f4,'- II','j,.'. 'fI. Ij+f 1 -5.IfT ' 'lgfwil-5,' 3 -1f': , 1','j.I: Jw..-f,g,.,i,. .2 '. -4, 1. I, 'Hp 'fs' f IiIjIf I','p'IIiI3fII.S FIIf5,:lI, ,..QII.,. I 5:'I If - .. .. 3 :II-II5.If.I,II -j,1jFg,j.v:IIq'I,.-in I .III ,-Q III ,I.I,'I. ' .f3.gI,I-v.lII - L., y:,..,,I5,,f- ' f-I,-I . . I . .4Iw..IIII. IIIIII1I:II.f::I,I:,:I,:IQXIIII ',I.IIgI- II I ' I 'I. I,...,i -' .4 ., ,, ..! Lf ,-fl.,L. , ' 1 --4Q 5ZI,,v' . -' '1 G- , -fm'1f,-:g..fLIc, . A- - W'-1'PL'i 'J .:' , 'rig , f,5III I'I,I,u I IU H! -I II .I II,...,II II ,III I . 7-'jf . . fi f 51.31. M2 -Ap.. ., I ...fax 3. IIII III: 'lf-4 f...1..Q': X 'ny .- 'I' ! QIQ'.IaII ' .pq r-,f,yIy5., I . . - 54111: , ', .IIA ,1' .AX I ' f 3' J. 1 ll