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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1964 volume:

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TEACHER-FRIEND We all admire you for your glowing personality, your teaching ability, and your willingness to serve. Inthe classroom, you make learning a pleasure. You are always willing to help us when we need it. You teach us to think for ourselves and encourage us to do our best at all times. You are interested in each person as an indi- vidual. I 1. , 1 3 al JR, ' FIN. f ' F Eii vafu. J V , ay , hz 1-im Mi' ' Always smiling, always helpful, always there! ! ' ' 4S'+12-mi! ' ' , 1 - vim' W l'm headed for the MILL!! ! You always have a friendly smile for everyone. At all times you are an example for all. Your interest in the students extends beyond the classroom, for you serve as Senior Class Sponsor. For these reasons and many more, we dedicate the 1964 edition of the CLAW to you-MRS. VIVIAN FOWLER. A STUDENT sm Qx xx X V. 1,1 , X QQ gmiwfw N -fx ,W aus. Q . ., 5 i 5 -1533 Q1 'P ' me s 291' iv Ivwfx I X 5 in , ,Q :RN 13 Sega I - ffiwy. , wi X u. ia x Q ' . mx M44 A -x ' 1 . , , k , ..., , Q, MN X, N, Q, f f ,gg 1 .CYWWV fi ffw 'bn ' Fsggk V 5xig5P Qu Kidz' A if N Q f .fi ' E . Wx L A N. x N K , -. Q Studies are a part of every school but the fun of high school is not be be overlooked. These students found time to frolic as well as studyfonce in a while !j The varied activities include fighting in the hall, jumping off stair-casings, sleeping with your eyes open, playing cheerleader, and smoking in the bathroom! Sf ' ' K , N is E 2 s WEN- A GROUP OF STUDENTS Future Chemists of Amer- ica!!! East Davidson's hardest working students. STUDIES? ' . fi , 1 XA Qf232Qf.1'13M2f:- 95' Fjf5t'j'f ' Q43 f W ' K .f.'e1'5ge54,,.w?.-'15' W Y , fhswg V ,X ' 'wil '1 Trigonometry W i th Tables... 8 Typical Class. . . Our library at use At East Davidson there are 29 courses offered with 21 teachers employed to teach them. There is one full-time librarian and two part-time guidance counselors. , -1 51 'f ,, ' ' QTTWY' l 3 y A Ei. S V 5 I 1 fifxxa if 'Z 1 i . Q W ,,- .,y f'vX-- . . ,...,. Q 12- '13 1 l i l l r This is not the real Mary Lou! 1 ! Analyzing our paper. . . 'Qs -f IE MARSHALS 4 Bovs - 1 GIRL i ,.. i ight -QL sk! ssiistis x 'qi V .fi gash . I , .,, , s A ' ,. 1 'gl lffhkik z XQQ These five students were chosen as Marshals for the 1963 AQ M453 graduation exercises on basis of their having the highest J HVZZVV, fm ' scholastic grade averages in their class. A Y , 4V,,g, ,A,, 4 Mike Conrad David Beck, Chief Emo . gzmzggg N X 'QSEE Charles Cranford Brenda Russell - H., C ,f r is illihpgqg David Kennedy 'IO MR. AND MISS CLAW Coella and David are never seen without a friendly word for everyone. Always willing to help, they do their share and more of all the work to be done. Because of this, they were chosenMr. and Miss Claw of 1964. Congratulations, Coella Gallimore and David Beck. Mr. and Miss Claw at a moment of relaxation! ! ! . ... M, David Beck-Mr. Claw Fi 143 Mr. and Miss Claw at work. . Coella Gallimore-Miss Claw SUMMER THINKING Governor' s S c h o ol 1ncreased David's des1re for knowledge We were proud to be represented at GoVernor's School and Boys' State this past summer by David Beck and Charles Cranford, respectively.. Govemor's School was held for 8 weeks on the campus of Salem College in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Boys' State wasaweek on the study of government on the campus of U.N. C. at Chapel Hill, North Carolina. ' Here lies Charles, hard at work as usual. Now let's see, 2+2:5! ! Boys' State taught Charles that every North Carolin- ian should be interested in f his state. l I2 ,ga Siffl . rx rf EA POWDER - PUFF What do I think of foot- ball? Well. . . The Monogram Club sponsored a little activity called powderpuff football this past year. The proceeds went toward the purchase ofblazers for the members of the club. Here' s our teamg the best in the land! Q - ,. X: -W W . ,, as -- W' , ,, :-- 159 'T' f T Q , ' f ' 5967+-f W 3.1 is ' K' 9 6 YK its-sl 'fx 6. 1, Where have all the young girls gone? '7- we . r 1 . W gn., t QQ- 'r fQfQg'fzw.1.. --ty, QQ wg, vi Wu- Y .i D .. A z' Q . nilinnu Smile, you're o L- 5 --I 1i f. -- :gy 5 , . in 15 ' A ui A' 11 , 11 ln-Q., g -um , e Q1-fH','l.5w:iul nw-my 4. 'K 'H glial lm. ,, .Q fuss-we f'lllli.e, -aim W. :imma lllgu-wg :lawn A, l W' fa Q' Q5 Ox -'V i Wfxw, , 1- 2 . ,a l ,J wa., gf. .R-55 . L' 'ww .N wQtM'4,L 8?,: 54 ,. he ,ea -- 1 ll 'U ll I ll I la I ll ff N-fix ' x 1 S S MONEY AND PINS xx X Q 44, Y 1... Did you really get that many ribbons?? ,, . N E55 .S If I'd only got one more ribbon. . . 5 ASV And I thought I had a lot!! 6 filth xi, N X . ftwfawiwy -,-ir? he Sweet, irresistible you! ! ! ! I4 S QIH5 W, 1 J I .I X. l l ly? l,V IN -Mi 34 O 'Q 1 fi ti F Q Ml' ' r jd. s i ..,, ,, -A, 1' .E '-3, v, 3 ., I 5 f-U 5 , We f O , They really seemed to like our school and they had a good reason. OPEN HOUSE Visitors w a t c h chemistry experiment in action. A Elin- Q X 2 5908 00215944 5 Three sociables from East!! A lady visitor watches cau- tiously. Open house was observed at East Davidson on Sunday, October 20, with the program beginning at 2:15 p. m. The Reverend Kenneth Miller, Pastor of Liberty Baptist Church, gave the invocation. Mr. R.H. Buie, Principal of the new East Davidson High School, made the welcome to the visitors. Mr. D.W. McCulloch, Chairman of the DavidsonCounty Board of Education, added a few remarks concerning the new school. The junior Order of America presented a Bible and an American Flag to the school. Refreshments were served in the student union by the P.T.A. , following the program. The visitors were in- vited to tour the school. Teachers and students were in the classrooms to assist the visitors in touring the school and by answering any questions concerning the new school. The open house was very successful with an estimated 1500 persons attending. The new school received many compliments from the very welcomed visitors. CAUGHT OFF GUARD Which came first, the chicken or the egg??? fviiimifsuru . fy fzamhg KVA 'NW' 'iaiwlw ,EH gfxgiwei, :R IL :MSW nfsixwgfg, u mm -J ,ws wmv,-rl ' WI X -mga:-xg. -N yjqrgsgkx my f' f'f,:pf55fe'i' wxrutsafa 13' W2 'bf' 'X 'MMM 3Z5ix4f'ff' A 1 . N, 'H':.'w w', 'l- M 5.M5fw+0frs5x W X .g.f:1 ,.-'- ,r ,X . X 1, X Three cheers for the Eagle and their cheerleaders! I T Study, study, study, that' s all there is to do around here . No one here has co1d feet except poor Nlrs. Fowler, be- cause these guys got all the room! ! 16 G i n g e r, what was that wise-crack about my Q 1 J ,. ew' coat? Our group had 34fXJ fewer cavities! wx ,H 0 nm, i ,ff f '1ffy5f'f,,LJzL2i22 -1-S-f'f 'W3'WT? 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Q f ,,f,f,,f-1 if f V 4 swf, ,E -, 5 i , V KMA ff ,,',ff,'f eff 4 f ' 7 , ,V TW WQWQQ, 24,1 .f H iw V i,,f.,.j,i,A,, , ,,,.,, ,, ,. 7 ' f':7fL:?? I f:L:.s'., ' W . fgiffwfif , .x s., va J, inger Evans, our own Miss East Davidson, brought honor 9 East when she was chosen Miss Davidson County. a I7 ,, 1 ' KX A f Q A ,fx ,V ,., , ,,T, y, ma 2 52 , , fi 1 I ' 1 42, 9' fa 5 f X 5,3 Q44 Y X, if if if f 9, 1 thought you got kicked out of the library for the rest of the year! 1 ag MJ Y V, X 5 ,, , Q ,HI fffmjf ,, 1 4 , f 4' Mfr' I. if X Popularity, beauty, and charm---that's Ginger! ! Mary Lou Ridge, Miss Merry Christmas Representative. LYNN 8. MARY l0U East Davidson was proud to be represented in the Miss Merry Christmas and Miss Veterans Day Pageants by Miss Mary Lou Ridge and Miss Lynn Powell, respectively. Queen meets Queen! ! Lynn Powell, Miss V e t e ra ns Day Representative, was first runner-up in the pageant. Could we help you find a book ? Studiousness belongs to these two. 5 18 JEANE 'S swf .wwf Teresa Craver Jean Segers, Homecoming Queen. Brenda Russell I r Ginger Evans ff! K. : f' ff Us 'ff Lynn Powell HER COURT 4-if Left to right: Linda Bryant, Toni Black, Myrle Modlin, Sherry McCall, Jeane Segers, Kathy Hill, Wanda Beck, Carol McKinney, and Rita Farabee. Wanda Beck Toni Black - X any ,A Sherry McCall Rita Farabee Homecoming week is a big week at East with the election of the Homecoming Queen and the events leading up to the Homecoming game. These fourteen girls were elected to represent their respective classes. The queen and her escort, Norris Rife. Left to right: Brenda Russell, Ginger Evans, Lynn Powell Teresa Craver, Sherry Miller 3 19 Linda Bryant Carol McKinney Sherry Miller Kathy Hill Myrle Modlin ls it really that boring? Listen a little, learn a little. . . fv ',.5 :QQ it OUTSIDERS AT EAST its-Ji X T o w a r d a better school government. . . Ask not what your school can do for you, but what you can do for your school. 22 Mr. T.A. Bridges, shop teacher. A NEW COURSE Shop is listed on the curricular at East this year for the first time. The course strives to teach boys the funda- mentals ofwoodworking and familiarize them with various articles of shop machinery. The course is offered to boys in the Freshmen, Sophomore, and Junior classes. Our shop students are shown the fundamentals of wood- working by Mr. Bridges, A few of the interesting little happenings that help make East Da vidson High School more than an institute of learning. l'm sorry but you'll have to leave if you don't do something about your pen that scratches! ! lin twill? I as I v M' Latham Williams is responsible for this. S f 331' Gtr Q, Us 5' J 515554545 I -.X J Q.. W ...F tml i '-L, , 1, ',.'- tv .Viz V - iffifl' 4, , '23 I ' W , '-w f, n,, .5 if. f ffif Ai. U24 1 . , it-y vi' - ,S wg ,fy-.-...gm , ,I l ,, X 1i'A.?e' 4 g , , iyf 12.21 54-ig argl gj ,sb A. f, f - - ,,.g ,-.,' . ,Q I na ' 9 rl' '. The two loneliest men in the world. . . Z OFF THE TABLE Mr. Buie, what have you done to your hair? Mrs. Payne during her col- lege days, which were only two years ago! Miss Constance C. Moore! Vs A group of visitors on a tour of the library. Sure I'1l give to the 2 'Mary Walker Trig Fund' . Careful, you might pull one out that's not gray. ADMINISTRATION We-A pf-, ,ff ' .1 ff: Hx ' Principal, R.H. Buie, checks over the files of an East Davidson Student. ROBERT H. BUIE, Principal High Point College A.B. University of North Carolina M. A. we V mf , ,emma ,Y nn- W' wstvsxv- .,.,, ,Y MSNWV wfzzwfr W sa Awlagmjir kg ,. NM. 1 W N V .. 1113 -' f usvmum 'sf' annum vi nvuiisl 1 A6111 591-1 X sumti S Q Ast-Sunni!!! 'Xi mu- www! D.W. McCulloch, Chair- manoftheDavidson County School Board, be- gins his tour of the new East Davidson school plant. 26 Mrs. Phillips Everhart, school secretary, lends a h e l p i n g hand to everyone at East. E. Lawson Brown, Superin- tendent of Davidson County Schools, surveys a map drawn by two East Students. STUDENT AIDES Mr. Clate Huffman, county guidance counselor and as- sistant c ou nty superinten- dent. Other s t u d e n t aides are Brenda Russell, Joan A. Leonard, Wanda Wray, Ann Parrish, Linda Thomas, Sue Melvin, Gayle Koontz, and the office practice class. Mrs. Carl Brinkley High School Supervisor Diane Hill a Glenda Cannon nd Elaine Sink l Bonnie Gallimore and Martha joan Leonard. 27 JOANNE B.CAMERON High Point A. B. 'QZ CONNIE C. MOORE Lenoir Rhyne College A.B. VIVIAN L. FOWLER Greensboro College A. B. Must you always interrupt my English class? I'd rather teach Russian! ENGLISH The English instructors are Mrs. Vivian Fowler, who teaches Englishlll and IV, Ivliss Connie Moore, who teaches English I, II, and III, Mrs. Joanne B. Cameron, who teaches English land II, and Mrs. Valeria M. Thayer who teaches English I. . . . and this is the way we open our book. . . an 3 foramen LANGUAGES ,? ' 1' ,qu-Q... Vg, In our foreign language department, there are courses offered in Spanish I and II and French I and II. Teaching VALERIA MENDENH-ALL I- Ar? X these courses are Mrs.Va1eria M. Thayer and Mrs. Grace TI-IAYER ' , ' W 'L B, Payne. High Point couege B.s. . - 'Of And for your last, but least assignment, write a 1000 word theme in Spanish. U.N.c.-c.B.s. i. I hate to tell them, but they're trying to read Greek! ! ., . V GRACE B. PAYNE East Carolina B. S. -gm ff -,,.. PM ,,,., at. . , mf s Z f jf, ,, ,, fafww u iffy , ' s ,W Q , 1 What do you do with students like this? MARY DORA WALKER High Point College A. B. Chemistry, Physics Trig. and Algebra I W' . 'fi .x F Qi- . . .Q fit ,ff I 1' V CLARA GRAY HEDRICK Womans College U. N. C. , B. S. General Science . J SCIENCE DEPARTMENT L if 1 Z' 65' Q: Q5 tsuw O.H. ROTHROCK Wake Forest A. B. Biology I 'Yi W, Zin 30 Why did I ever become a teacher??? Name ya' poison, stranger!! , , ' 9 Q ,:- .,.,:5'9'U?' 4 ' ' 'N- 'f Y'T I,ss f'f 5 7 5 in ' f .f.:p , ,Z ' f 'waeevf..gg5' gg, z , I MATH Eastis proud to be endowed with fine teachers in both the +-J is science maths and the business maths. A good background in math is a help no matter what profession you follow. Ya!-P' It's the third door on the right W 1 55,13 X- 1 V .,, But Uncle Socrates does it like this. . . CARL KENNEDY High Point College B. S. f N GENEVA PALMER Lenoir Rhyne College B. S. KENNETH J. HOYLE Elon College, B. S. 31 My teepee is shaped like this. . SOCIAL STUDIES Coach Byerly smokes one of the new invisible cigarettes. N The social studies department consists of courses in Amer- ican History taught by John B. Doby, and World History t au g ht by Jacob O. Byerly, and Geography, taught by Wilburn K. Everhart. Whoever drew this picture of Gypsy Rose Lee gets an A+. V gm nab A we Ill' JACOB O. BYERLY, JR. East Tennessee State B. S. Graduate work at A. S. T. C. JOHN B. DOBY High Point College B. S. Graduate work at A. S. T. C. I in I I WILBURN K. I EVERI-IART A High Point College I A.B. 3 lm ,, I I I -. ' -,'a1 m.,,,,.,w-.4 is 1 sie- t , W HELEN C. WILSON Winthrop College B. S. U. N. C. -G. . . . and my group had 99M fewer cavities with DRAINO ! ! i i x if -r.. IOLOG 'B The journalism Staff pauses from their routine of work on the paper and annual. JOURNALISM The Journalism Class prepares the school yearbook and the school paper. Some of the objectives of this class are to acquire habits of clear, concise written expression, to acquire a critical attitude toward news and an ability to evaluate the worth of publications through wide and intelligent reading of newspapers and periodicals, and to acquire skill in collecting, condensing, and organizing material from all sources of information. COMMERCIAL The Business Department is organized to serve three basic needs: personal needs, occupational needs, and prepara- tory to higher training in business above the high school level. In shorthand and typewriting, the overall objective is to develop the ability to use shorthand and the typewriter as writing tools with emphasis on accuracy, speed, and rate of production. The overall objective for occupational needs is to bridge the gap between school and office so successfully that stenographic graduates can go into those jobs open to high school graduates with poise, efficiency, and skill. ,sw W mm MRS. MARGARET SMITH Z' MRS. HELEN WILSON MRS. GRACE PAYNE 5' I f.'2. -5 - 000 pnoonv 'H .':s...,. - W..-1-P ARTS AND CRAFTS An atte ntiv e audience listens to a lecture on the future. East is privileged to be able to claim a one and only. Mr. Bridges teaches this course,Arts and Crafts, to many freshmen, sophomore, and junior boys. The classes make trips to local industries in an effort to better understand their processes. When they return, they put into practice what they have seen. Good work can only be done in a well equipped classroom. Catawba A B North Carolina State College 1 X rHoMAs A. BRIDGES .-A . . 'VU A 'il X Fords Vocational School vp. 5 'Tl 35 f 3 1 , airy f , aw a PHYHCAL EDUCAHON X lMfWaadZaaWW i ' - Mi. C N , JOHN V. KOONTZ A.S.T.C. B.S., M.A. Freshmen Coach Each student is required to have completed a course in Health and Physical Education before he is allowed to graduate. Mr. John Koontz teaches five periods each day !t, of P. E. and Health. Mr. Jake Byerly teaches one class. Now pay attention girls. . . 3-Go! , .9 ,W 'WZ C 9 East Radford State Teachers College Ff,4w.p,, , 'N -NN rf 311, it I Now girls. . . mm, . -Q a .1-as ' MILDRED W. BARNES, B.S. n HOME ECONOMICS The East Davidson Home Economics course is well rep- resented by over 125 girls taking the subject this year. Mrs. Mildred Barnes, instructor, has boosted the outcome of the girls by urging to get new and better equipment. This school year the department has 15 sewing machines, 4 Cooking units, all different types of new equipment, and is the only department in the county with a full laundry unit. Look Mom, l'm doing it myself. ff. 3, lug The girls prepare water for boiling. BAND AND CHORUS First row, left to right: Diane Pierce, Joyce Hen- dren, M. Joan L e o n ar d, Joan L o f t i n, Mary Lou R i d g e. Second row: Phil Cranford, Judy Gat c he l, Bonnie Starrett, To rn my W a t fo r d, Norris Rife, Mi t c h el Rabon, Trudy G a t c h e 1, Rebecca Ever- hart, Sara Smith, Vickie Carriker. Thirdrow: Richard Doby, Steve Gall- imore, Ronnie Dancy, CharlesCrotts, Terry Smith, Jack Myers, Bobby Hill, Donnie Hill, and Instructor, Carey J. Davis. First row, lefttoright:L. Powe11,J.Workman, S.. Melvin, J. Crouse, S. Evans, M. Hill, B. Moore, R. Crouse, P. Gantt, N. Floyd, P. Holder, R. White, C. Beck, S. Gallimore, B. Hill, D. Keever, D. Harvey, J. Davis, S.Clodfelter,S.Myers,C. Palmer, T. Davis, I. Collett, B. Hill, S. Scarce, T. Jolly, L. Myers, and D. Deaton. K. Crews, and L. Cox. Second row: Director Carey Davis, Chorus and Band are the courses offered in our Music De- partment. Both are taught by Mr. Carey J. Davis. The Band represents our school at such events as parades and football games. The Glee Club gives our more talented students a chance to project themselves and to develop their talents. CAREY I. DAVIS High Point College X.. x MARGARET S. SMITH Meredith College A. B. UNA MAE MANGRUM Texas State College B. A. , M. A. LIBRARY JOAN W. ANDREWS Lenoir Rhyne College U. N. C . -G. GUIDANCE The Guidance Department assist students in finding a purpose in life, to have an idea of the purpose, to show them that the greatest achievement in life is to get a job T done, and the greatest happiness is to receive the approval , of the universe for their contributions to society. I 've , M A 4 M Some of the functions of the Department are counseling 1 with students, assisting teachers, participating in the school testing program and assisting in interpreting test 5, 1. 9, if re sults, collecting and maintaining occupational and ii X I xr educational m a t e r i a l s, and supervising the processing Vx , 5 V ,sw f of college and scholarship applications. , A '- Y W 3 ' 1' in 1' 23' Wa' Here we find Mrs. Smith gradingthe famous if lf' .fw,, i' ,:,g.,. ,.,. BI B l E Kuder test. A ' Q 9: I ' M ' 995 'X M 4' :V ff. YN ef p M p, , ..,S .fl We look in on one of the Bible classes. Bible is a one-year course and is offered to students wish- ing to study and learn more about the Bible. Both the old and new Testament are taught. You were talking! ! ! The library contains a work room, audio visual aid storage area, magazine storage shelves, office, conference and the main reading area which has tables for study and a loung e for leisure reading. Over 500 books have been added to our book collection and cataloging of the com- plete library is progressing rapidly. Use of the library is being taught to all students by Mrs. Fletcher Andrews, full-time librarian, with the help of 22 assistants. fn, Qs ' 0,51 SSG' The chiefpurpose of the A. P. C, student committee is to eliminate the excessive use of student bad morals. The twelve members in this club were selected on the basis of leadership, character, and morality. The officers of this secret organization are WAYNE CROUSE, Presidentg BOBBY BRYANT, Vice Presidentg LARRY SWAIM, Sec- retaryg and CHARLES CRANFORD, Treasurer. .The motto of this Club is Think Before You Speak. 40 ORGANIZATION 41 MONOGRAM The Monogram Club is an organization for students par- ticipating in sports and is one of the most highly respected clubs in high school. It encourages the students to par- , g , ra ticipate in the many different sports for physical health and sports education. The club sponsored many different activities this year to raise money for the Monogram jackets. The jackets are symbols worn by the members to practice good will and sportsmanship by all. The sponsors are Mr. Byerly, Mr. Doby,Mr. Koontz, and Mr. Everhart. The club consists of 46 members, all proud to tell everyone they are a member of the Monogram Club. President, JOE GROOMS5 Vice President, WAYNE CROUSE, Secretary, JEANE SEGERS5 and DARRELL VARNER, Treasurer. it 5: L,,,,,s,...L....--- L ,r re' gg 1 I Fi 1 5 ' 1 I W ., , W 1 Tl . , , . ' I , . If L -F M I T .1 4.5 f First row: Lynn Powell, Mike Conrad, Mitch Rabon, Cathy Crews, Elaine Wagner, Gayle Koontz, Toni Black, Derree Curry, Betty Ann Lee, Sharon Lemmons, Annette Fouts. Second row: Eddie Tobin, Larry Swaim, Coella Gallimore, Norris Rife, Jeane Segers, David Kennedy, Darrell Vamer, Wayne Crouse, Johnny Hughes, Scott Hughes, Richard Hunt. Third row: Mickey Black, Linda Myers, Glenda Cannon, David Lomax, Mike Faircloth, Bobby Reece, Donnie Edwards, Donnie Beusse, Jeff Marshall, Nelson Williams. Fourth row: Ginger Evans, Gary Doby, Richard Doby, Brenda Dennis, Teresa Craver, Phil Cranford, William Coore, Charles Cranford, Lathan Williams, Danny Hall. Fifth row, Coaches: Mr. John Doby, Mr. john Koontz, Mr. Jake Byerly, and Mr. Wilburn Everhart 42 i., Q., N.. . --... V- - A --W., i-. qi, 'Li-WNQQF-A .SM iw + S 'Nikki --Q... ' 'TW 1. W R Qfykv .,,-. First FOW left to Tightf J. Pope, I. Leonard, D. I-Iill, I. Workman, W. Coore. Second row: M. Faircloth, B. Reece, J. Loftin, D. Curry, R. Pell. Third row: C. Cranford, M.J. Leonard, D. Petrea, B. Russell, ,D. Hall. Fourth row: E. Sink, B. Dennis, L. Wilmoth, M. Alexander, D. Kennedy. Fifth row: G. Hudson, T. Evans, D. Fouts, D. Beusse, W. Beck. Sixth row: K. Walker, D. Keever, D. Beck, G. Koontz, R. Fowler, Standing: Mrs. Walker, advisor, M. Conrad, President. Not present: Josiane Lackey. The Beta Club is a non-secret, leader- ship-service organization for American high-school stude nts. The Beta Club was founded to stimulate effort, reward achievement, and encourage its mem- bers to continue their education after high school. In practice it does this by promoting ideals of honesty, leadership, and service among high school students. The head of the high school must approve members, and help to determine mem- bership standards. Qualifications for induction in the East Davidson chapter of the Beta Club are thatyou must have a ninety average be- fore you are considered for membership. Members should show leadership, honesty, and service at all times to their fellow students and teachers. East was priviledged this year to tap seven- teen new members into the Beta Club because they showed all of these fine qualifications. , . 4.351 U ftf f 624: --Q ,,.4 W WW M Q. f ,- , Q 3.1 ,a f .W , . , . Y ,ff 1. It all started out as a great cleaning party, but an unidentified object, namely jerry Beck, joined and promptly floored poor little Mike Conrad, President of the Beta Club. Charles and William didn't come to Mikes' aid but all turned out O. K ..... 7 SCIENCE ,wigs . Q if 7' it ' The East Davidson Science Club is sponsored this year by Mrs. Bill Hedrick. ,The purpose of this club is to promote x Q s a greater interest in Science and prepare students for future 5 ' advanced training in that field. - i In order to be a member of this club, one must be en- . 5 4 1 - ri I Q i rolled in a science course and prove his interest in the Q . field of science. . , X ' T There are twenty-five members of the club. It is a very active one and offers a variety of education and enter- tainment to all members. The Science Club this year is sponsoring several contests and is expected to carry through with all its intentions. 9 51 l 0? si . Interested students look on as Mrs. Hedrick performs an experiment. The sponsor, Mrs. Hedrick S. Kinley, E. Black, J. Sink, H. Stone, H. Smith, B. Small, B. Owen, I. Scarce, M. Henley, J. Edwards, B. Deaton, M. Grubb, S. Cline, S. Rothrock, J. Davis, S.Nance,F.Hi1ton,J. Black, and Mrs.I-Iedrick, sponsor. EACH ATOM GW? INDIV DEJAL STRUC' 4 I, - T 44 FUTURE TEACHERS 0E AMERICA Right row:T.BIack, G. Koontz, N. Segers, C. McKinney, G. Byerly, S. Hall, S. Smith. Second row: R. Snyder, W. Mann,j. Gallimore, F. Saunders,C. Bunch, D. Fouts, S. Lemmons, D. Curry, Third row: W. Younts, V. Smith, E. Mathews, C. Cranford, W. Coore, M. Swaim, M. Conrad. Fourth row: P. Beck, T. Campbell, W. Ball, D. Arney, K. Walker, D. Medlin, P. Holder. Fifth row: The Future Teachers of America is an affiliation of the National Education Association of America. It's chief purpose is to aid those students who are interested in the teaching profession. It is composed of approximately eighty members. Mr. Carl Kennedy is the sponsor of the club. Officers left to right: CATHERINE JO PALMER, Par- Iiamentarian, MARILYN ALEXANDER, Historian, TIM EVANS, Treasurer, LINDA MILLER, Secretary, LATHAN WILLIAMS, President, WANDA BECK, Vice President, MR. CARL KENNEDY, sponsor. J. Segers, E. Sink, G. Evans, L. Powell, C. Gallimore, Standing from left to right: 1. Lackey, B. Beck, L. Alexander, F. Hughes, P. Bowers, B. Gallimore, G. Hudson, G. Cannon, D. Edwards, P. Cline, S. McCall, B. Sug gs, C. Clodfelter, L. Sizemore, C.. Crotts, G. Podgaysky, C. Crews, S. Tysinger, L. Bollick, N. Parrish, M. Ridge, J. Leonard, D. Pierce. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America is an in- corporated non-profit youth organization avail- able to homemaking students. Their projects c o ntrib ute to better family living. F. H. A. 'S learn to be good community members. They also develop creative leadership by every mem- ber in this club. Here are two of our future homemakers. .a . , ,A 531 Seated are the o ffic e rs: President, BRENDA RUSSELL, Vice President, BERTHA VARNER3 Secretary, KATHY HILL, T r e a s u r e r, PAT HUTCHENS, Parliamentarian, BRENDA REED, Historian, ROSEMARY DENNIS5Repo1-ter, BONNIE VARNER5 Recreation L e a d e r, JOAN LOFTIN. Standing: lst row left to right: Mrs. Barnes, Kathy Hughes, Loyce Barber, Diane Gatchell, Donna Cranford, Brenda Hedrick, Diane Conrad, Rita Hedrick, Betty Jean Grimes, l Nancy Russ, Joyce Beeson, Diane Hill, Frances Hunt, Diane Petrea, Elaine Wagner, Joan Leonard. 2nd rowz. Gloria Campbell, Joyce Barber, Joyce Hendren, Ronda Jessup, Jean Pope.Back row: Sandra Parker, Linda Hughes, Martha Sue Black, Texie Davis, Susan Darr, Linda Lambeth, Jill Guin, Phyllis Darr, Brenda Beck. Barbie Brower, Brockie Coleman, Loretta Black. FUTURE SECRETARIES OF AMERICA ,f ffafigimf First row left to right:B. Folds, R. Everhart, T. Gatchell, M. I-Iulin, C. Kinley, B. McManus, S. Clodfelter, J. Gatchell, S. Setliff, V. Carricker, F. Saunders, R. White, W. Wray, left to right: S. Myers, L. Kennedy, I. Russ, I. Sprinkle, S. Evans, B. C. Bunch, P. Everhart. Busy typists Mrs. Smith, sponsor. Second row Crouse, B. Starrett, S. Eddinger, The F. S.A. is an affiliation of the National Secretaries Asso- ciation. It serves the purpose of helping those girls who plan to become secretaries do better work and at the same time en- joy themselves. Secretaries must learn to use many di ffe re nt types of equipment. X SPANISH ., xA.v,1N, ----- El Circulo Espanol fSpanish Clubj is made up of mem- bers from both classes, Spanish I and Spanish Il. The main objec- tive of the club is to better u nd e r- stand our Spanish speaking n e ig h- bors through pro- grams on the cus- toms, history, and m u s i c of the Spanish -speaking countries. , 2 . 'aww h M5 Officers, seated in fI'0Y1t5 S. Pressley, S. Conrad, F. Collett, B. Beck. Members, left to right: D. Harvey, H. Surratt, L. Embry, L. Small, M. Bray, I. Craniord, D. Burton, M. Ferguson, P. Myers, L. Loman, D. Barker, L. Bryant, J. L. Edwards, H. Hayes, P. Proctor. Back row: seated: J. Pennell, G. Miller, B. Ward, S. Scarce. Standing: M. Starr, B. Campbell, P. Hodge, D. Gallimore, E. Tobin, C. Smith, S. Matthews, L. Hedrick, J. Cobb, B. Bell, D. Mathis, Mrs. Thayer, sponsor. MA courosmou -Ina ' an First row, left to rightzj. Parrish, L. Wilmoth, I. Griffie, R. Pell. Second row: E. Wagner, M. Leonard, M. Ridge, C. Conrad, I. Spranza. Third row: L. Everhart, I. Workman, L. Britt, N. Floyd, S. Melvin. Fourth row: C. Myers, B. Beck, B. Suggs, S. Smith, S. McCall, Fifth row: D. Wall, C. Beck, W. Wray, B. Beck, C. Musgrave. Sixth row: B. Britt, B. Reece, D. Lomax, R. Podgaysky. 48 The French Club is made up of both the French I and French II classes. The main purpose of the club is to learn the language and the customs of the French people. ARTS AND CRAFTS l '- shi !2!!'Ei First row: J. Westmoreland, W. Sechrest, R. Skeen, P. Hall. Fifth row:L. Moore,B. Hunt,S. Darr, I. Freedle, D. Mize, J. Hughes. Second row: R. Byerly, J. Hunt, R. Crouse, D. Smith. Standing: Officers, E. Dodson, I-I. Grubb, A. Leonard, S. Brinkley, J. Pritchet. Third L. Cecil, T. Gallimore, M. Segers, Nlr. Bridges, spon- row: I. Wilrnoth, K. Hodges, R. Welch, K. Hepler, sor. Not present Terry Watford. D. Story, G. Byerly. Fourth row: L. Eddinger, C. Wilson, NCHSLA it E A chapter of the North C arolina H i g h School Li- brary Association, an affiliate of North Carolina Library Associa- tion, was formed this year. This u nit will discuss various phases of Q Library work a nd 'JV will serve as hosts to any meeting held in the li- brary. Left to right, seated: L. Miller, M. Starr, S. Nance, C. Gallimore, R. Dennis. Left to right, standing: J. Black, L. Cox, D. Hill, J. Griffie, L. Hunt, Mrs. Andrews Qadvisorj, J. Pope, P. Everhart, J. Loftin, P. Carricker, B. Gallimore, LA. Leonard, D. Petrea, M. J. Leonard, G. Musgrave. 49 GOLDEN WANDA BECK Assistant Editor -Kwon, or 9 in I f f 'Q ff 5 Q 3 ' 77, JT-,,,,f CI-LARLES CRANFORD Editor 0Ulll STAFF COELLA GALLIMORE Bookkeeper GAYLE KOONTZ Business Manager ,K The task of publishing the newspaper this year was given to these qualified students. GINGER EVANS Sports Editor RONNIE PELL Assistant Art Editor Q WAYNE cRoUsE WILLIAM COORE Sports Editor Aft Editor 50 DAVID BECK Editor TV, 1117 MARILYN ALEXANDER CLAW STAFF WA' Assistant Editor This is the beginning of all the turmoil of putting the annual t ls JERRY BECK Picture Editor gif.: , .Z A, ' CHARLES CRANFO RD Literary Staff 4-... A4 ogether. 2 : 1' AA 4 6 732' TERESA CRAVER JEANE SEGERS BRENDA DENNIS WILLIAM COORE Picture Editor Senior Editor Club Editor Sports Editor I want to thank all the members of my staff and those people who though they were not staff members that worked so very hard to make this the best annual that East has had. Thank You. David Beck E. -.. - . DIANE PETRFA ditor in chief JOAN LOFTIN Bookkeeper Business Manager MIKE CONRAD Literary Staff 3 64 K' RONNIE PELL Literary Staff Al A 4 REBA FOWLER Literary Staff jf.. x a 1, is . f gas' 4. V ,F gr A' .1 r 1 STU The officers and elected representatives make up the body of the Student Gov- ernment. The officers are elected by popular vote at the end of the school year for the next school year. The Stu- dent Government is in its second year of existence.A1thoughthe Student Gov- ernment has notbeen very active, great things are expected in the future. DENT GOVERNMENT The officers are Qleft to rightj: CHARLES CRANFORD, President5 JOAN LOFTIN, Secretaryg DONNIE BEUSSE, Vice Presidentg DIANE PIERCE, Treasurer. These two students from a neighboring school helped us form our new student government. 52 MAJORETTES These eight lovely girls are the high stepping majorettes who lead our band at all parades and school functions. Always wearing pretty smiles, whether expertly twirling and marching or just walking.down the halls. They are an important asset to East. V als.,--.'s '-f+--at . ,,wf.f,-fm-f' T ' ' I -as . Q- Drum Majorette Sara Evans 6251 .. WW, nu v 5 .:., ., 'r Q W , v , , ,C , i M A V, Left to right: Chief, Joyce Crouse, Jean Workman, Lynn Powell, Nina Sue Floyd. W 2, Ame ' SQL' ! 4, I if WA M-elf r www Paula Gant, Phyllis Holder, Sue Melvin. , .,, 4 my W lf' STUDENTS A typical lunch period at East in which everyone rushes to the lunchroom to receive a delicious meal prepared for them by the cafeteria staff. These hot meals provide a lift for students in the midst of a hard days work. ff? 1, 4 il , -sl DA Vlgfa S f , aa 069 55 SENIORS Motto: Happy is the man who knows what to remember in -the past. . . what to en- joy in the present. . . what to plan in the future. Colors: Blue and White Flower: White Carnation Class Oiiicers President, DAVID BECK, Vice President, JERRY SEGERS, Secretary, BRENDA RUSSELL, Treasurer, DAVID KENNEDY. Miss Senior 1 Attractive Brenda Russell was chosen by p o p u 1 a r vote to represent the Senior - class. Best-all-Around ff ff Z f 4 , ff ,y 1, ' A+' f V f f RANDY BAITY For doing ev erything and doing it well, JEANE SEGERS and CHARLES CRANFORD were elected Best All-Around. DAVID BECK JERRY BECK 57 BARBARA BASSETT JUDY BLACK PROCTOR MARVIN BLACK BOBBY BRYANT is WAYNE BUIE DALE BURTON wig, SENIORS Most likely to Succeed ChosenMost Likely to Succeed were JOAN LOFTIN and DAVID BECK be- cause of their eagerness to be successful. 32. L , . 'illfay' ,V 'Cx sg, in X A VICKIE CARRIKER ROBERT CARTER CALVIN CONRAD Most Popular . M-fy www . fn V .W , . ' H , ' P+ ' 't pw , ffl-f:?Z ' ' -' 4-A ' V-,V-N A .Lg 'w K' f Q- 221434 .fn . 1 T H L4 A V I 5225.22 af' li A .iiufda 3 lxff .. '-'A .. '-ff n 1 sv 21. 7 W5 :ff .- - 4, f7'fff ' MQ ,Mg C V, 3 U 5,2 4 1 Alv' W Q ' ' N' 'i I H' 5, 4' Jig-'xqgf W 55, 3. , Wifkg JM - i n 1 -'f'-11:1 ,raw 'LW sw ,J M' -',f - Y is P lift' W Q Ev e ryone gives a hand to the most popular students in the Senior class: JEANE SEGERS and CHARLES CRANFORD. SENIORS MICHAEL CONRAD NANCY CONRAD WILLIAM COORE WAYNE CROUSE RONNIE DANCY 'ft-tx Q , CHARLES CRANFORD TERESA CRAVER sfmons Most Athletic Known for their athletic ability, GINGER EVANS and WAYNE CROUSE were chosen as the best athletes. -ll-Ishida Q- 60 Most Versatile BRENDA DENNIS ,L Meg H f,v.A.,W,77m?Mfffw Able to do anything at any time, these two, LYNN POWELL MICHAEL CONRAD were elected Most Versatile. JANE DORSETT GINGER EVANS My 61 and ROSEMARY DENNIS BONNIE GALLIMORE COELLA GALLIMORE TONY GALLIMORE JOE cRooMs DANNY HALL SENIORS Neatest LYNN POWELL and DANNY HALL because of their taste in dress, were chosen neatest. 62 'KR FREDA HAYES MARY HAYES DA RN ELL HED RIC K Friendliest ELAINE SINK and MICHAEL CONRAD can always be seen with a friendly smile for everyone. RODGER I-IEDRICK SENIORS CLAYTON HEPLER WILLIAM HICKS DIANE HILL KI RT HINSI-LAW RONDA IES SUP JWM sfmons I I Wlthest Always around with a witty remark are TERESA CRAVER and ROBERT - 11 ... .I fr in WESTMORELAND . i ll 1 ff lg 1 I 64 Most Courteous BRENDA RUSSELL and JERRY SEGERS seem to practice courtesy with ease. Wk ,W W 1,2 Y 4 JOAN A. LEONA RD ff ,M BUTCI-I KINSELLA LYNDA JOHNSON 65 SENIORS ity '-xr i Qi M. JOAN LEONARD JOAN LOFTIN JANE MODLIN DIANE PETREA RONNIE PELL .iw fm- ' Env Most Talented SJENIORS With MARY LOU RIDGE at the piano and WILLIAM COORE with a pen, these two were chosen most talented. 66 Best looking and Prettiest JEAN POPE GINGER EVANS chosen as prettiest and JOE GROOMS as best-looking can surely be called the fairest pair of all. LYNN POWELL APRIL PRESSLEY MITCI-IEL RABON MARY LOU RIDGE NORRIS RIFE BRENDA RUSSELL JEANE SEGERS ik! JERRY SEGERS Always around w KENNEDY. . 1 . Y SENIORS Most Dependable hen help is needed are COELLA GALLIMORE and DAVID X-swf SHARON SETLIFF PM-.K in 68 1 Most Studious Rr' 'T These two-DLANE PETREA and RONNIE PELL-have acquired the title of ELAINE SINK Most Studious because of their eagerness to seek knowledge. RITA SNYDER num., I-IUBIE STREETMAN 69 QU' TERRY SMITH SENIORS LARRY SWAIM DARRELL VARNER JUDY VESTAL SENIORS N W ,L ,wvpxx LAM. . , X N Q. ELAINE WAGNER TOMMY WATFORD JACK MYERS They've g o t t a be f it kidding .... ffl? -3 A--Q11 r l,,,. f j ffflwx Ax, ., LATHAN WILLIAMS Qtr. JANICE DALE JARRETT, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Jarrett and CARL TIMOTHY WRAY, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl D. Wray, both six years old, were chosen Senior Mascots. ROBERT WESTMORELAND SYLVIA WRAY TONY WRIGHT WAYNE I-IEPLER JUNIORS The Juniors are lucky enough to have Mr. John Doby, Miss Connie Moore, Mrs. Richard Walker, and Mrs. Grace Payne as their homeroom teachers. Woe to the Junior boys for there are only 57 of them to 70 junior girls. In school three years were they, Before that happy day, When things were not the same, And Seniors they became. Miss Junior If you're bothered by a tiny fairy princess while at East, don't worry it's prob ably Wanda Beck, Miss junior. Class Oflicers President, GENEVA MUSGRAVE,Vice President, ROBERT P O D GA Y S K Y, Secretary, WANDA BECK, Treasurer, JEANE WORKMAN. 56' au! MARILYN ALEXANDER DANNY ARNEY TED BACON WILBUR BALL BETSY BECK BONNIE BECK ' , X W Making plans for the junior-Senior! WANDA BECK CHARLOTTE BECK DONNIE BEUSSE MICKEY BLACK TONI BLACK MIKE BRAY LINDA LOU BRITT KAY BROWN 'T wa. 31 'RVN BENNIE BYERLY JANET BUMGARDNER CAROLYN BUNCH GLENDA CANNON PAT CLINE PAUL CLODFELTER SANDY CLODFELTER JUNIORS Win' X Q! Mm new LINDA COX JIMMY CRANFORD CHARLES CROTTS BRENDA CROUSE DERREE CURRY BILL DANIELS NANCY DENNIS RICHARD DOBY 175' Ig. if-is SUE EDDINGER LORETTA EVERI-IART ww- 7 115.1 DONNIE EDWARDS PEGGY EVERI-IART .A PHIL EVERHART REBECCA EVERI-IART PERRY FLOYD BILLIE JEAN FOLDS 'fb I DOUGLAS EDWARDS at ' its ' an I TIM EVANS There are some in the Junior class easily recognized. . MIKE FAIRCLOTI-I ANNETTE FOUTS NINA FLOYD DOUG FOUTS ' an -H In . ly 4 4, I -f REBA KAY FOWLER JUNIORS S ul -gpm' R PAULA GANTT JERRY GALLIMORE STEVE GALLIMORE JUDY GATCHELL TRUDY GATCHELL JOSIE GRIFFE wlbxx 1 GARLAND I-IANEY BILLY HOLT . V.b., E V K J A :. ...' t -R: ! z DARRELL HARVEY BOBBY HILL STEVE HILL FREDDIE HUGHES ,GARY HUDSON JOHNNY HUGHES ,pf Al! SCOTT HUGHES SHERRILL HUGHES MARY ALICE I-IULIN LETI-IA HUNT LARRY JOLLY A A LINDA JONES QWM Egg, will you never stop eating. TERRY JOLLY CAROLYN KINLEY DENNIS KEEVER GAYLE KOONTZ JOSEPH KENNEDY IOSIANNE LACKEY -.JQNN QU? LINDA KENNEDY JOHNNY LANIER :Zak Q! 1UNIORS B 1 JEFF MARSHALL LINDA LOU MILLER BETTY ANN LEE SHARON LEMMONS ALLEN LEONARD MARGARET LEONARD LEONARD DAVID LOMAX I EUGENE MATHEWS MAX MELVIN SUE MELVIN BRENDA MILLS BUDDY MOORE BRENDA MORTON K I 3 . RQ' ali GENEVA MUSGRAVE CAROLYN MYERS LINDA MYERS - ,lr 1. 'E , -5 'iff K ,oi ' ' 4 ,' JF ,. 4 231: ,A FQ. A I , 9, E' IW 'X iv I Yr' V WWZI ' 'Qtr' fx SHIRLEY MYERS 1 BRENDA MCMANUS SHERRY MCCALL Important meeting-Juniors only. PHILLIP NORRIS ANN PARRISI-I JIMMY PARISH IUDY PENNELL ROBERT PODGAYSKY BOBBY REECE DALE RILEY JOYCE RUSS P Afb Mig? MERRIE FAYE SAUNDERS BRENDA SEGERS SANDY SMITH SARAH SMITH ROGER STEPPE 1 ':- CAROL SHULER GARY SMITH 5- 1 JEANETTE SINK JERRY SMITH JOHNNY SPRANZA BARBARA SUGGS JUDY STANLEY MIKE SWAIM Q ? sa. A '45 ' ,, 7 QQil-.., 4- 'f E V . KENNETH WALKER DIANE WALL RICHARD WILSON JEAN WORKMAN WANDA WRAY ELAINE YOKLEY LINDA THOMAS SOPHOMORES The Sophomore homeroom teachers are Mr. Hoyle, Mr. Rothrock, Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Byerly, Mrs. Thayer, and Mrs. Palmer. The Sophomores have it e asy. There's . 813+ boys to every girl or is it 1. 229+ girls to every boy. In school two years were they, Before that glorious day, That year went in a blur, And Junior yes they were. Miss Sophomore With happy eyes and a bright smile Judy Cobb, Miss Soph- omore, h e lp s make East shine. Class Officers President, GREGG MILLER, Vice President, JANE COLLETT Secretary, CATHERINE JO PALMER, Treas- urer, JUDY COBB. 5 2 E 1 , l ffm r X -, l qw, Z , 4,, , H Z ! 2 ' Egg! Lynn Alexander Joyce Barber Lois Barber Butch Beck SOPHOMORES if? me-,a 'UN 6 KN ' 0-45 'Qf Ni' 5 I 83 lxr Donald Beck Pricilla Beck Betty Bell Kathy Bivins Jane Black Janice Black Steve Bodenheimer Yvonne Bolick june Bowman Carolyn Byerly Gay Byerly Larry Byerly Tommi Campbell Penny Carricker Larry Cecil Carol Clodfelter Judy Cobb Jane Collet Judy Conrad Sharon Conrad Rebecca Cranford Steve Cranford Kathy Crews Danny Crotts Martha Crotts Mildred Daniels Susan Darr Evelyn Davis jackie Davis Texie Davis Charles Dennis Evelyn Dennis . gx 1 .qs S5 .5 ag, l x ' . ff M QQ , re.. 'E' f-cfm: rf 05 'Wie .ar- QQ 5 I 4. K ,, A ,ffm '81 f x . ,,. 2. X! , SOPHOMORES 6 Q M ga 84 Gary Doby Tommy Eddinger Jo Lynn Edwards Phil Edwards , 1 Charles Everhart Rita F arabee Carolyn Floyd Gary Fullington SOPHOMORES ,ywm .. ,fig as 9' is s f '.,g.,yf?ffr' 1 A1 A 3 .1 ,,,,, fm, I QV, .. f.. , v 'I-1c ' an 4-5, Q W' Wh -Q' ' -ff AQ 4-lP F- I 85 'Hx , L' R fm 4 '!.'Zf?MfW-' Danny Gallimore jean Gallimore Teddy Gallimore Tony Gallimore Dianne Gatchell Kathy Gordon Ricky Gordon Bonnie Grubb Richard Hall Sharon Hall Raymond Hancock Ervin Hedrick Lynette Hedrick Delbert Hicks Billy Hill Betty Hilton Francis Hilton Mark Hodges Patty Hodge jerry Holder Phyllis Holder Cathy Honeycutt Linda Hughes Francis Hunt jimmy Hunt Linda Hunt Loretta Hunt Richard Hunt Richard Hutchins Sandra Kennedy David King Judy King l 'x V- .-X ,AX : S 'i ' K ,gf My ,.:a t','.'Qi V, , t K fi age. M ,a K es ,X ,NNE wits ,Q ,I ' x Q1 X J 1 is A , Q. X .,,,X , ,, .fbi-t f Q, Q1-gre-e Qin l 'QW' SOPHOMORES .f,.M-4, 4-.. 't 86 7 Susan Lambeth 'R Tony Leonard Kenneth Lewallen we Q, 40 ,u.,,.-w Xfwr 442 Kenneth Lowe Greg Miller Ray Miller Sherry Miller l Q- . f lb aa, L .V Q SOPHOMORES 'ur'-eff' 'se fe jffzfyg N ffilt '. ,F- Ti' ?N Sul: -fe x bla.: 'SV X74 vm iifljyl 'Ia f 1 ff 5 , Q W 2 , ,qw . ff ff f 1 mm W Z 4 ,lawn ,, 9 1737 .. A Q I y MAL 87 1' Murel Mize Larry Myers Priscilla Myers Carol McKinney Sherry Nance A.C. Newsome Louise Noah Bobby Owen Catherine Palmer johnny Palmer Nell Parish Lonnie Pell Diane Pierce Gail Podgaysky Betty Pope Margaret Powers Steve Pressley Pauline Proctor Glenn Pullum Susie Ring Steven Rothrock Brenda Russell Ronald Russell jerry Scarce Mike Segers Norma Segers Linda Sizemore Randall Skeen Dale Sluder Betty Small Larry Small Clinton Smith GRN K'!:Tt7f , ,L 3 . , , QWS- -' --,Qi 5. '- , lim, ,S -1 is fim- !f'2'.x-. gps... im' I. is im' Wien we -1 X 1?Z,,4,x K , Q 'gs 4: 125 A lx SOPHOMORES 'lf-3' V aw' N ,f sf' 1 ss., Vickie Smith Michael Stilwell Kenneth Surnmy Harold Surratt 88 I Kathy Thayer Lorine Thayer Jolynn Thomas Eddie Tobin SOPHOMORES I Gn- 1 Ll X Q , an .6 K A.:. , Y . .. .ez-f Wanda Younts Wanda Mann .K I 89 LL fs w Eddie Dodson Steve Tysinger Syzanne Tysinger Bertha Varner Ernest Waisner Bobby Ward Mary Westmoreland J. R. Wilmoth Clint Wilson Charles Wilson jean Woods joy Wray FRESHMEN Those having Freshman homerooms are Mrs. Cameron, Mr. Everhart, Mr. Koontz, Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Hedrick, and Mr. Bridges. Ah-ha, finally we have a class that has moreboys than girls. Q78 girls-91 boys, In school one year were they Before that new-found day, They trod in world not same And Sophomore was their name. Miss Freshman Linda Bryant, Miss Freshman, a bright young lady who shows the bright future of East. Class Oificers Pre side nt, SONNY RUSSELL, Vice President, HUGH STONE, Secretary, CONNIE WRIGHT, Treasurer, JANICE SINK. M i M Vickie Black Mickey Boswell Vickie Bowers Barbie Briar Roger Brown Linda Bryant LD. Burleson Don Burton Grady Byerly Richard Byerly Brenda Adams Sharon Barber Shirley Barr David Barker Brenda Beck Dale Beck Joyce Beeson Bruce Biles Eddie Black Johnnie Black Loretta Black Martha Black EMM ,Qu SS.- ,-f R FRESHMEN A milgir 91 EN 'UQ :ww , ,....,..- Q!'xiU'i 'lbs FRESHMEN A 3 4' ft K ,y r,-':a4':fi rf . a - QM Bk 92 Arthur Conrad Diane Conrad Steve Conrad Sandra Cox Brenda Cranford Gilda Cranford Carol Crotts Ronald Crouse Larry Curry Evelyn Davis Sidney Davis Milton Darr Donald Byrd David Hunt Billy Cabe Carolyn Cable Bruce Campbell Gloria Campbell Carolyn Carter Joe Clark Steve Cline Randall Clodfelter jimmy Freedle Patsy Fullington Kenneth Gallimore Lois Gan-is Vickie Gordon Jean Grimes Harold Grubb Mike Grubb Jill Guin Howard Hayes Phyllis Darr Steve Darr Baldos Deaton Donna Eddinger Marie Edinger James Emory Leslie Eddinger Brenda Everhart David Everhart Jeri Farabee Bobby Fouts Eddie Freeman ,nl 9177-9 NCQ 'H ' -Q A , l -4 f 25' 4 ,. P an FRESHMEN QY1 f v 93 . l u1l ' ,mr-4:2 ibm ll! v ,Q OU' X FRESHMEN tif' TF' .1 N Curby Hodges Kathy Hughes Larry Hughes Mary Hughes Benny Hunt Brenda Hunt Delores Hunt James Hunt Pat Hutchinson Bobby Jones Jerry Kanoy Brenda Kennedy Gary Hedrick Jim Hedrick Rita Hedrick Gerald Hege Marty Hendren Kenneth Hepler Robert Hicks Robert Hicks Tony Hicks Cathy I-Lill Dennis Mize Danny Modlin Jerry Kennedy Susan Kindley Dorothy Kinley Jimmy Kinney Linda Lambeth Glenda Leary Louise Loman Gary Lowe jean Lowe Diane Mathis Sheila Matthews Paul Medlin, Jr. Ricky Mitchell w Myrle Modlin Phyllis Morton Patsy Murphy Kenneth Myers Beverly Nance Dale Nance Sandra Parker ff' ,. 1 24 'wt xf,4 iY r ,,,, P ' 3 M W 1-TW' ,- f f' fb, W' W QS FRESHMEN Q' E S 96 Brenda Reid Dalene Richardson Bobby Ricroft Michael Riggs Scottie Robbins Nancy Russ Ronnie Russell Sonny Russell Steven Scarce Willard Secrist Ricky Segers Dolan Simmons Kenneth Payne Danny Pell Scarlet Peters Billy Pope Roger Prichett Allen Priddy Donna Proctor Danny Rabon Judy Rachel Ricky Regan i Hazel Underwood Marvin Underwood Bonnie Varner Kathy Walser John Welborn Randy Welch J. D. Westmoreland Jacky Westmoreland James Westmoreland Nelson Williams Darrell Shuler Janice Sink Donald Smith Junior Smith Tony Smith Kathy Stanford Mike Starr Lenford Stempson Hugh Stone Dennis Story Patricia Stroud th ' ,pw KY' N? FRESHMEN 97 QR 1 1F1'i' QQ n . 19 qv x 'UNA A l. K+. , gg., V fff. 'iff' . iw . 'Z ,L f 1 , in QM , E ...4.a.-m---- s 3 f P4 .6 1 x, 1 4 'Q El llen Mize Larry Moore Barbara Wright Evelyn Wingfield Leroy Yates Connie Wright FRESHMEN Arty' . 'ra a ., A- - J. ,1 4- 5 - ' 0' I-, ' 11 ' . , ,..g??'I- ff' , ifX,.aS'1w V a mi! .gfy h , ff - 75.'f'5'?: f wal' sf QL ,,N , ,ff x . f- . , 2- V .534 5, , W .413 'HQ A is V On certain occasions during the freshman year at any high school the starters must be en- ticed to keep int e r e st. This does not last long. if u MMM At East we believe in that casual home-like a t m o s p h e r e as shown here by a member of the Freshman class. I guess that heat register is as Close as she can get to a roaring fire. -fwww.. , 4 1 A .,Mf,A 'akin . , . . ., W 100 When the game is over and everyone has gone, this is what is 1eft.Avast sports arena which only an hour before was vibrated by the roar of the crowd. Like all good things, the games must come to an end. ' ,Q ' , A' , v 1 . f , 5.1. . 1 . - V N DA V 0 J' Q? N 4' C555 ATHLETICS - FOOTBALL First row: left to right: Lathan Williams, Mark Hodges, Mickey Black, Donnie Edwards, David Lomax, Mike Faircloth. Second row: Ronnie Pell, Wayne Crouse, Darrell Vamer, Joe Grooms,Larry Swairn, David Kennedy, Third row: Kerry Rollins, Greg Miller, Bobby Reece, as Fellows, please!! ,,.-,,,,,-- 'I' 4' ,af- W. AJ! Nw 'M sul .lis- fir Lxluund Nice Tackle Corning up. . . w First and second string water-boys! ! IO2 TEAM Donnie Beusse, Phil Edwards, Scott Hughes. Fourth row: Mr. JohnDoby, headcoachg Gary Doby, James Emmons, Steve Gallimore, Jerry Scarce, Harold Surratt, Mr. Jake Byerly, assistant coach. B.......,. al wb .. ',.,, E P ,., The 1963 East Davidson football season was one of ups and downs. After being rated as one, if not the top team in the conference before the season began, the Eagles rolled over Ledford, Guilford, Jamestown be- fore succumbing to rival North Davidson in a big upset. The Eagles then trounced powerful Trinity and went on to win 4 of the next 6 games, losing only to Randleman and tieing Central. This was also the year that Coach Doby almost reached the lOO victory mark, a goal that he is sure to attain early next season with the well rounded and experienced team that will be returning. The Eagles again this year will be one of the teams to beat for the conference championship. The desire of the boys, coupled with the excellent coaching of Coach Doby and Coach Byerly, and the wonderful support by East's loyal fans assures that East will remain one of the best 2-A football teams in the state for some time. 103 The high-lite of the season- East 28--Trinity 6. Now hear this. Please, Mouse, cut in Rah, Rah for ole East I-Iigh. . . This is the way to do it I-Iere's our team. . . ON THE FIELD Ea st East East East East Ea st East Ea st Ea st East . . . . Ledford . . . . . . .Guilford . . . . . . . Ragsdale . . .North Davidson ..........Trinit7y South West Forsyth . Central Davidson , . . .West Davidson . . . . . Randleman ........Denton 7 6 12 21 6 O 6 6 7 19 Got that, Lathan? Big Bad John! E ! ACTION READY Touchdown bound! Charge ! ! Standing By The Field 105 Where' s the ball? ,gg ,A 11355 gf K X Kathy puts two more upo Remember, we must be ladies. GIRLS' The East Davidson Eaglettes probably will not be a cham- pionship contender this year, for the first time in the school's history, due to heavy losses from last year's won- derful squad. I-loweverbecause of their intense desire and faithfulness the 1963-64 season should not prove to be a bad one. n the scoreboard. s Vp? to RQ Linda Hutchins. Forwards, QL Miller, Judy Cobb, Ginger Evans, Catherine Jo Palmer, Pat Guards: fl. to RQ joy Wray, Sue Eddinger, Pricilla Myers, Elaine Wagner, Betty Ann Lee, Marty Henley. BASKETBALL While starting slowly and not winning a great number of games the girls, nevertheless, are steadily improving and are certainly no pushovers. It is also expected that the Ea g l e tt e s will make a fine showing in the conference tournament because by this time the girls will have gained ple nty of experience and should have improved their natural abilities. Coach John Doby Get that rebound! Dynamite comes in small packages! fleft to right, Derree Curry, Kathy Crews. Did she make it? A That locker room taping session Coach and players grow tense as play develops. Left to right: Steve Pressley,C1int Smith, William Coore, Danny Gallimore, Phil Everhart, Butch Kinsella, Charles BOYS' If there is any expression to describe the East Davidson boy's basketball team for 1963-645 it would certainly have to be, Oh that fourth quarter slump. That so called fourth quarter slump has plaguedlthe Eagles again this year just as it did the previous year. However the team has improved considerably and shows signs of being one of the roughest and most improved teams in the conference. Charlie pivotson Everhart's right foot. C ra nfo rd, David Lomax, Mike Faircloth, and Donnie Beusse. In the center is Coach Jake Byerly. BASKETBALL Eagles battle for tip. Almost all the games this year have been very close, the boys winning some and losing a few. With the returning lettermen from last year and the younger boys gaining experience in the first half of this year, the Eagles will surely prove that they are to be reckoned with by the time the tournament rolls around. 6 East ups the score by two more. Perfect form. . . good for two. M . is ffl AQ 4 f f , ii Makes it look easy, doesn't he? is in ki Give 'er a good heave for ole East High TRACK The Eagles' track team underthe direction of Coach john Doby carried the school spirit and desire to the cinder path in a way that they all can be proud of. Fighting against inexperience and little interest in track by the student body, they strove through the season with moderate success. The team, however, with most of the boys re- turning should make a better showing this spring and send East's track record to new and loftier heights. 75 P ful- V ,R- i 1 gui' E That's just not fair! Kneeling from left to right: R. Hunt, E. Tobin, S. Hughes, J. Spranza, L. Swaim, W. Crouse. Standing: Mr. John Doby fcoachj, R. Podgaysky, D, Beusse, R. Reese, M. Faircloth, D. Edwards, D. Lomax, J. Grooms, and Mr. Jacob O. Byerly, Jr. fcoachj. iwii 'ffl BASEBALL The East Davidson Eagles experienced another hard luck season in 1963 by winning 5 games and losing 7. How- ever, many of the games lost were by close scores and could have gone either way. The one bright spot, how- ever, is that CoachByerly lost only two regulars from last year's squad and his returning team is loaded with letter- men who have both the experience and the desire to win. This spring should tell a different tale in the way of baseball at East. I 1 fri QW' jerry S c a r c e fleftj and Lathan Williams Qleftj and Mike Faircloth swinging up Charles Cranford move in on make any pitcher shudder' a fly. Donnie Buesse and Doug Fouts Qkneelingj are backed up by Coach Jake Byerly fleftj, Gary Hudson, and Bobby Reese. SPIRIT IN 4 fr get A , 1. ,. .- . A gf Q I pq' I I IEANE SEGERS Chief Q Y: , 1 A I I I S. at is-f I TERESA CRAVER GINGER EVANS BRENDA DENNIS The cheerleading squad is the most active group in school. They promote school spirit by being at ball- games, having pep meetings, and sponsoring school dances, V arious drives, and the Athletic Banquet. This year the c h e e rl e a d e r s were privileged to be asked to attend the State versus Virginia ballgame. 'Gal COELLA GALLIMORE Assistant Chief ff, GAYLE KOONTZ LINDA MYERS I I2 ANN ETTE FOUTS TONI BLACK Qs, fb- GLENDA CANNON ' SHARON LEMMONS Arousing school spirit at pep meetings is only one of the many duties of the Cheerleaders. wnuuggfm.,-. II3 is 3 . In DA Vlpf X will ! SCS S ' ' 46.0 Q N SERVICES F,1 Hifi? mil Knife? ll I z E V OF SERVICE N 1 5 1 The Juniors serve the Seniors by giving a banquet. The Anti-Profanity Club serves us by teaching us ways to keep a civil tongue. ---Q. K A fergfl fai . . . J t , ? .:CQ-z fa. fzs-' ,h ifi-,..,..,,..,:-0.4 I ., M ,- gi ll' 1 I , yt .K V Q The state serves us by supplying us with a drivers education instructor. 1 T0 All AT EAST Il VI The Bus Drivers, left to right, front row: R. White, B. Byerly,W. Bal1,B. Daniels, G. Fullington, J. Segers, A. C. Newsom, Second row: J. Black, D. Hicks, G. Haney, D. Hill. Third row: 1. Smith, J. Gallimore, D. Arney. Fourth row: R. Carter, B. Hill. Fifth row: L. Pell. E? Our custodians, Mr. and Mrs. Rom Shaw The cafeteria staff is made up of, left to right: Mrs. Honeycutt, Mrs. Cranford, Mrs. Hepler, Mrs. Leary, and Mrs. Pierce. Special assistance is rendered to all at East by these few choice persons. These small groups qualify for and ex- emplify a big job at our school. H7 ADS i 5 yd' ,F DIRECTORY A large portion ofthe financial basis for the annual comes from the ads which are solicited for by the members of the Journalism Class. They either call, write, or visit the place of business personally. w I s f X DA Wafg if ,QN X I E if f S' 6,51 SGS y 119 SENIOR RANDOLPH MOCK BAITY Baseball 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, Class Officer 1,Bib1e 4, Spanish Club 3. BARBARA DEAN BASSETT Civitan Club 2, F.T.A. 4. GURNEY DAVID BECK Class officer 1, 2, 3, 4,Annual Staff,Asst Editor 3, Editor 4, Spanish 2, 3,Beta Club 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, FTA 3, 45Superlative 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Chief Marshal 3, News- paper Staff 3, Governor's School Representative, APC 4. JERRY OBED BECK J.V. Basketball 1, 2, Math Award 1, Latin Club 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 3, Annual Staff 4, Picture Editor 4. MARVIN LEE BLACK ROBERT GENE BRYANT Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA 1, Monogram 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Pep Club 3,4, Newspaper Staff 4, APC 4. DOUGLAS WAYNE BUIE C-lee Club 4, Pep Club 3,4. DALE STEVEN BURTON PepClub 3, 4, Football 2, 3, Latin Club 1, 2,G1ee Club 3. VICKIE CARRIKER J.V. Basketball 1, 2,Varsity Basketball 2, 3, FHA 2, FSA 1, 2, Pep Club 4, FSA officer 4. ROBERT AVIS CARTER Spanish Club 2, 3,Baseball 1,J.V. Basketball 1,Football 3, Monogram Club 3, Bus Driver 4. CALVIN JAMES CONRAD Track 1, 4, Baseball 1, 3, French Club 3, 4. JONATHAN MICHAEL CONRAD Beta Club 3, 4, officer 4, Marshal 3, Student Council Rep- resentative 3, FTA 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Monogram C lub 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Ring Committee 2, Newspaper Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Reporter for Dispatch 4, Super- lative 4, APC 4. NANCY CONRAD J.V. Basketball 1, Fashion Show 1, FHA 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 3, 4, FTA 3. If I were two feet taller they would let me out. XIII! Isn't That AMAZING! Hand? What hand?I don't see a hand. Do you see a hand? gil? U . -'rlwan 3 P .f A brilliant, young flop at his desk. ACHIEVEMENTS WILLIAM ERNEST COORE Class officer 15 Beta-Club 354, officer 45 Latin Club 2, officer 25 Superlative 45 FTA 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Monogram Club 1, 2, 3,45 Annual Staff 3,45 LV. Basketball 1, 25 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 All-Confer- ence 35 Art Editor 4. CHARLES HERMAN CRANFORD Class officer 1, 35Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45All-COI1f61'6nCe 35 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 All-Conference 35 Student Council 3, 4, officer 3, 45 Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Beta Club 3, 45 Marshal 35 Boys' State 35 Latin Club 2, officer 25 Annual Staff 3, 45 Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Editor 45 FTA 45 Superlative 45 APC 4. TERESA DORETTE CRAVER LV. Cheerleader'15 LV. Basketball 1, 25 Spanish Club 2, 3, officer 25 FTA 25 FHA 1,25 3, officer 25 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff 4, Picture Editor 45 Varsity Cheerleader 3, 45 Flag Carrier 15 Glee Club 1, 2, officer 25Band l5D1'a1'natiCS Club 35 Pep Club 3, 45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Superlative 45 Paper Staff 4. HARVEY WAYNE CROUSE Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 LV. Football 15 LV. Basketball 15 Baseball 3,45 Track 2, 3, 45 Class officer 35 Spanish Club 2, 35 Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, officer 45 Pep Club 3, 45 APC 45 Superlative 4. RONALD DALE DANCY Pep Club 3, 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 APC 45 Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 25 Track 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 4. - I , .- . E a st has co-educational bathrooms? Would you believe it, I have a cold. BRENDA SUE DENNIS Latin Club 25 Beta Club 3,45 Monogram Club 3,45 Pep Club 3, 45 Varsity Cheerleader 3, 45Annual Staff 4, Club Editor 45 Newspaper Staff 3. ROSEMARY EIAINE DENNIS FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 4, County officer 35 FSA 3, 45 Lib- rary Assistant 35 Library Club 45 Pep Club 3,45 FTA 35 French Club 3. MARGARET JANE DORSETT FTA 35 Pep Club 35 Fashion Show 15 FHA 1, 2. VIRGINIA HUBBARD EVANS LV. Cheerleader 15LV. Basketball 15Latin Club 25 Pep Club 3,45 Varsity Basketball 2, 3,45 All-Conference 3, All County 35All-Tournament Team 35 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45Band 15 FTA 1, 2, 3, 45 Homecoming Attendant 3, 45 Newspaper Staff 45 CCC Tournament Queen 35 Miss Davidson County 45 Superlative 45 Miss Thomasville Con- testant 45 Fall Festival Queen 1. MIKE GARDNER Transfer student 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Monogram Club 25 Non- Com Club 35 Track 2, 35 Basketball 35 Intermural Sports 35 Newspaper Staff 35 Laundry Staff 3. BONNIE GALLIMORE LV. Basketball 15 FHA 1, 25 FTA 3,45 FSA 3, 45 Library Assistant 3, 45 Library Club 4, officer 45 Student Aid 45 Pep Club 3, 4. T'was a bad night, a black night indeed. MARY COELIA GALLIMORE J.V. Basketball 1, 25 J.V. Cheerleader 15 Latin Club 25 FTA 2, 3, 45 FHA 1, 2, 35 Library Club 45 Library Assistant 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Varsity Cheer- leader 2, 3, 45 Assistant Chief 3, 45 Newspaper Staff 3, 45 Bookkeeper 45 High Point Enterprise Reporter 35 Annual Staff 3, 45 Miss Claw 45 Miss Thomasville Cpntestant 45 Miss Congeniality 45 Superlative 4. TONY RAY GALLIMORE J.V. Basketball 15 Pep Club 3, 45 Latin Club 2. JOE FRED GROOMS, JR. J.V. Football 15 Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Super- lative 45 APC 45 Student Council Representative 25 Spanish Club 25 Baseball 4. DANIEL BRADFORD HALL Football 1, 35 FTA 2, 35 Beta Club 3, 45 Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Methodist Youth Fellowship5 Baseball 1, 2, 4. MARY KATHERINE HAYES Glee Club 1. FREDA LUCILLE HAYES FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 FHA Fashion Show 15 Library Assistant 3, 45 Library Club 45 J.V. Basketball 1. BRENDA DARNELL HEDRICK FHA 3, 45 Pep Club 3,45 Fashion Show 15 Glee Club 4. JOYCE IRENE I-IENDREN FHA 1,2, 3,45 Glee Club 45 Pep Club 35 Class Officer 1. ROGER CLYDE HEDRICK Pep Club 45 French Club 3. CLAYTON BYRON HEPLER Baseball 15 Pep Club 3,4. Look Mom, no arm. SENIOR DIRECTORY DALTON WAYNE HEPLER Glee Club 3, officer 35 French Club 35 Football 1. WILLIAM LLOYD HICKS Latin Club 25 Pep Club 3,45 Glee Club 3. KIRT ALEXANDER I-IINSHAW French Club 3. BETTY DIANE HILL LatinClub 25 FHA 2, 3, 45 FSA 35 Library Club 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Beta Club 3, 45 Library Assistant 3, 45 Student Aid 4. RONDA ANN JESSUP Glee Club 1, FHA 2, 3,45 FSA 3. LYNDA RUTI-I JOHNSON Pep Club 3, 45 FHA 3, 45 Fashion Show 15 Glee Club 4. DAVID JAMES KENNEDY Football 2, 3, 45 J.V. Football 15 Beta Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 35 Marshal5 Class Officer 1,45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Track 15 APC 45 Senior Superlative 4. ARTHUR JAMES KINSELLA J.V. Basketball 15 Varsity Basketball 2, 3,45 Football 1, 2, 35 Baseball 15 Track 25 Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 15 Pep Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 3. JOAN ANNIS LEONARD FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Beta Club 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 FSA 3, officer 35 Library Club 4, officer 45 Library Assistant 45 Student Aid 4. MARTHA JOAN LEONARD J.V. Basketball 15 Pep Club 3, 45 FPL4 1, 25FSA 3, 45 FTA 3, 45 Library Assistant 45 Library Club 4, officer 45 Stu- dent Aid 45 Beta Club 45 Chorus 4, officer 4. KK 1? ' 1 . 3' Fx 1 Shakespeare, by B o b b y Cheer up. Things could be Leonardo Bryant. worse. 1 Now, Norris, don't tell a soul what I'm going to tell you, but. . . Don't worry, Mr. Koontz. B ehind every successful Yourpicture is going to be p 1- i n Q 1 P 3 1 there is a in The Claw. camera, K 1 SENIOR'S ACHIEVEMENTS JOAN ADAIRE LOFTIN Latin Club 2,Beta Club 3, 4, officer 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, offi- cer 3, 4, County Officer 4,Annual Staff 4, Business Man- ager 4, Library 4, Library Assistant 3,4, Paper Staff 3, Science Award 1, Superlative 4, Chorus 4, officer 4. MARILEE JANE MODLIN FHA 3, 4, Pep Club 3, Fashion Show 1. JACK LINVILLE MYERS Spanish Club 2,Science Club 1,J.V. Football 1, 2, Band 3, Glee Club 4, Pep Club 3,4. RONALD CALVIN PELL Beta Club 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, officer 3, 4, Newspaper Staff, Assistant Art Editor 4, Annual Staff, Latin Club 2, officer 2, Football 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Superlative 4. MARILYN DIANE PETREA FTA 2, Latin Club 2, Beta Club 3, 4, FHA 3,4, Super- lative 4, Newspaper Staff 3, 4,Annua1 Staff 4, Bookkeeper 4, Library Assistant 3, 4, Library Club 4, officer 4. RAMONA JEAN POPE Beta Club 3, 4, PepClub 3, 4,Fl-IA 2, 3, 4, officer 3, FSA 3, officer 3, Latin Club 2, Library Club 4, Library Assist- ant 4. BARBARA LYNN POWELL FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 3, J.V. Basketball 1, Basketball 2, 3, J.V. Cheerleader 1, Pep Club 3, 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4,Band 1, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, officer 4, Flag Twirler 1, Majorette 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Miss Thomasville Contes- tant 4, Miss Veterans Day Representative 4, Homecoming Attendant 4, Miss East Davidson 4, Superlative 4. APRIL DIANNE PRESSLEY Varsity Cheerleader 1, J.V. Basketball 1,Varsity Basket- ball 2, 3, Fl-IA 1, 2, 3, French Club 3, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, FSA 3, Class officer 2, Beta Club 3. JUDY ANN BLACK PROCTOR FI-IA 2, 3, 4, FSA 3, FTA 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Library Club 4, Library Assistant 4,Bus Driver 3, 4, Bus Drivers Club 4, officer 4. MITCHEL WAYNE RABON Football 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Monogram 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, officer 4, Track 2, J.V. Football 1. SENIOR DIRECTORY MARY LOU RIDGE J.V. Basketball 15 Science Club 1,25 May Court Rep- resentative 25 French Club 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 3,45 Fall Festival Contestant 25 Chorus 45 FTA 2, 3, 45 Glee Club Accompanist 45 School Pianist 35 Band 1, 25 Miss Merry Christmas 45 Superlative 4. NORRIS LEE RIFE Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Monogram 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 4, officer 45 Football Manager 45 Track 35 J.V. Football 1. BRENDA SUE RUSSELL Student Council 1, 45-I.V. Basketball 1, 25 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 3, 45 Class officer 45 Superlative 45 Homecoming Attendant 3, 45 May Court 25 Marshal 35 Beta Club 3, 45 French Club 35 Pep Club 35 Miss Senior 45 Student Aid 45 Fashion Show 1. DIANA JEANE SEGERS J.V. Basketball 15 LV. Cheerleader 15Latin Club 25 Pep Club 3, 45Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Chief 3, 45 FTA 2, 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Senior Editor5 Newspaper Staff 35 Class officer 15 Student Council 35 Superlative 45 Home- coming Attendant 2, 3, 45 Queen 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, officer 3, 45 Christmas Tournament Representative 2, JERRY BROWN SEGERS Class O ffi c e r 1, 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Pep Club 3, 45 Bus Driver 3, 45 Superlative 4. Ronald Calvin Pell, one of the ten best dressed men of the world, models some of the new fashions. SHARON DELIGI-IT SETLIFF LV. Basketball 15 Pep Club 35 FSA 3, 45 Newspaper Staff 35 Glee Club 2, 35 Transfer Student 15 Corresponding Sec- retary of FSA. GLORIA ELAINE SINK Beta Club 3, 45 FTA 2, 3, 4, officer 35 Pep Club 3, 45 FSA 35l-V- Basketball 1, 35 J.V. Cheerleader 15 FHA 1, 2, 35 Ring Committee 25 Student Aid 45 Superlative 4. RITA ANN SNYDER 1. v. Basketball 1, 2, Pep ciub 3, 45 FI-IA 1, 2, FSA 35 FTA 4.. TERRY VON SMITH Glee Club 45 Spanish Club 4. HUBERT NATI-IANIEL STREETMAN LARRY CHARLES SWAIM Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 45 All-Conference 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 3,45 Baseball 45 Spanish Club 2, 35 APC 4. WILLIAM DARRELL VA RNER Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 J.V. Football 15 Spanish Club 25 Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, officer 45 APC 45 Baseball 4. Does this look blurred to you? It's not the picture it's the people. SENIOR DIRECTORY JUDY CAROL VESTAL Class Officer 35 French Club 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 45 Library Club 4, Library Assist- ant 45 Fashion Show 1. NORA ELAINE WAGNER FHA 1, 2, 3, 4,J.V. Basketball 15 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4,A1l-County Nomination 4, Monogram Club 3, 45 French Club 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Salesmanship Citation 3, 4, Top Magazine Salesman 45 Fashion Show 1. TOMMY JOE WATFORD Spanish Club 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Glee Club 4. ROBERT WILLIAM WESTMORELAND SpanishClub 4, LatinClub 25 Pep Club 3, 4, Science Club 3, Superlative 4, Glee Club 2. LATI-IAN EUGENE WILLIAMS Football 1, 2, 3, 45 J. V. Basketball 15 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 45 Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 35 Class Officer 2, Pep Club 3, 43 FTA 3, 4, officer 4, APC 4. WAYNE VASTER WILSON Spanish Club, Transfer Student 4. sYLv1A LYNNETT WRAY FI-IA 2, FSA 3. TONY EDWARD WRIGHT Glee Club 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2. Some fun, eh Lynn? Trick of the trade ? Prof. Walker conducts the East Davidson Symphony Or chestra. Parting of a friend. N THOMASVILLE FURNITURE INDUSTRIES v QI' Q 35 . I S Q XTImomc1svnIIe, North Carolina 3 X Q X X ., Q3 W' N. 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Compliments ot NANCE'S FLCWER SHOP Compliments of LACKEY'S ESSO Compliments of ELLlOT'S FLORI ST Compliments of JllVllVlY'S BARBECUE Compliments ot EVER HART'S GROCERY Compliments of COlVllVlU N l TY HAR DWARE Compliments of ARCHIE gl NlELTON LOMAX BAR-B'Q Compliments ot PlEDlVlONT BARBER SHOP Complimenfs of City Ice 81 Fuel Phone 3442 Sink's Dry Cleaning Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing Phone 3263 Commerce Sfreef Fairgrove Barber Shop Locafed in Front of Fair Grove School Phone 4250 150 PEOPLES SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Phone 6114 50 Salem Street Thomasville, North Carolina Where You Save-Does Make a Differenc CAROLINA TIRE COMPANY FOREST'S WATCH REPAIR A 522 National Hwy. Watches, Rings, and Bands Thomasville, North Carolina West Guilford Street Your Goodyear 81 General Electric Thomasville, North Carolina Dealer C I. PICKETT at GREEN omp :ments of Finest In Men's Clothing Lexington, North Carolina I5I fl. , f f 41 Q . 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