East Forsyth High School - Aquila Yearbook (Kernersville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 202 of the 1966 volume:

re eh Fs S; 3 ais ye bi KERNERSVHLE epaa,: RNERSVILLE SRANCH LIBRARY 130 EAST MOUNTAIN STREET KERN RSVILLE, N. C. 27284 VOLUME 4 East Forsyth Senior High School Route No. 3, Kernersville, North Carolina oo A Man To Match His “n x S = © = From the ocean comes forth tumultuous currents, tides ebbing and flowing, waves rising and breaking and shores filled with tiny imprints of Life itself... From the earth rich in mineral value, comes the mighty oak, a tree towering above all others, wearing the effect of Time on its aging bark, changing cos- tumes with the seasons; yet through rain, sleet, snow, or sunshine, somehow it survives. From the natural ore, carbon, comes forth the dia- mond; a stone that when chiseled and crystallized to perfection becomes a very rare and precious min- eral, each facet radiating a brilliant array of argent sparkles. From a mound of clay comes forth Man, created in the image of God. God breathed Life into Man’s nostrils and Man became a living being. Mr. Carl Lewis Clarke In Man’s chest, God placed a heart. It beats to a crescendo to an unknown tune, written by an unknown composer. Man’s heart hoards a mysterious graveyard for Yesterday’s treasured memories, placing mon- uments where outstanding memories now lie motion- less. In Man’s head, God placed a brain—the nucleus of Man’s existence, his excuse for his failures or the motivating force of his accomplishments; a tiny struc- ture so tiny in stature yet so very complex in its inter- nal make-up, and priceless in its contribution to Man- kind. Through. the annals of Time there have been men that we will long remember, maybe because they are as challenging as the ocean, as staunch as the tradi- tional oak, or as rare and valuable as the precious dia- mond. East Forsyth has such a Man that we will long remember, for besides the preceding reasons... “He is a Man to match his mountains.” A Time For Everything There is a time for everything, A time for thinking, planning, Preparing, developing, creating, Fulfilling, and a chance for Growing-spiritually, physically, And mentally. There is a time for singing, Dancing, reading, memorizing, Listening, discussing, teaching, Learning, walking, talking, for- Giving, and accepting. There is a time for romance, Honor, glory, fame, toil, Struggles, strife, sacrifices, Laughter, tears, sunshine, Rain, disappointments, Failures, success, thrill of Victory and agony of defeat. There is a time for being a Leader, a time for being a Follower, a time for being with Friends, a time for being Alone, a time for standing Tall and saying “I’m ready!” The time is now— The future is ours. CONTENTS Academics... 17 Athletics ... 107 Activities ... 143 Honors... 171 OS eR = x . inform the mind. Seek to delight that they may mend mankind And while they captivate, Who’er excels in what we prize Appears a hero in our eyes. Watch and work and wait and pray Time sweeps many a care away. Nothing worthwhile comes with ease. Hard to win are victories. Brave the present moments through, All tomorrow waits for you. ing, he liv th t ilt on truth ife is wor Nol it’s bu Unless And we lay our | ion tl s founda fe’ ars O 1 f youth In the golden ye If champion you should grow to be Behind you, if you look you'll see One younger by a year or two, Heartset on overtaking you. e A minute can seem like a day As a day can seem like a year. 10 Z 2 ] 2 S g Pee i j ye Li) , L LI Ly Yj truggle and turmoil, revel and brawl Youth is a sign of them, one and all, A smoldering heart and a silent stage— These are a type of a World of Age. fe Les BY _ ing, id N a — eo 8 Gg s alee Dn = Oe arenes oe. = oO Sass fe eae Dy ey Os SO 8 or TY O aes Sw 8B goag S| te) 3) oa, 3s G S sf S oo oO ace € HrHm 12 a 2 a yn it . af A Time For Everything There is a time for classwork, homework, Projects, experiments, themes, essays, Term papers, SCAT, college board, and Extra curricular activities. There is a time for thinking, sharing, Building, discovering, memorizing, and Planning for future designations. There is a time for shaping and molding Our The The The The The The The The futures, a time to create... best books haven’t been written. hardest problem hasn’t been solved. best song hasn’t been sung. best tune hasn’t been played. best chance hasn’t come. greatest wealth hasn’t been discovered. best jobs haven’t been started. best work hasn’t been done. Go forth and seek... The skyline is a promise, Not a bound. a Mrs. Geri Musten Secretary Mr. A. D. Wood Assistant Principal Mr. Fred E. Lewis, Jr. : Principal Mrs. Jean Small Secretary zs Mrs. Becky Waggoner Secretary Mr. Bob Thompson Mrs. Mary Swain Guidance Counselor Guidance Counselor The Student Information Center is frequented by in- quiring seniors, Donna Brown and David Shuskey. Mrs. Mary Sanders Mrs. Robin Clark Librarian Librarian 19 rerinananss sepronttesset tet” Science: Discovering and delving into Man and matter. Mr. David Buchanan Western Carolina College ... B.S. .. . biology and advanced biology . . . sponsors — science club. Mr. Max Callahan Wake Forest ... B.S. Physics and chemistry . . . sponsors — National Honor Society. Mrs. Ruth Linville East Carolina College . . . M.A. Chemistry and biology . . . sponsors — Science Club. Mr. Allan Morton Catawba College . .. B.A. biology and physical science . . . sponsors — Key Club, and Senior Class Sponsor. Mr. David Prentice Wake Forest . .. B.S. Biology, chemistry, and general math .. . sponsors — Science Club. Mrs. Eleanor Ross Appalachian ... B.S. Family Life Education and biology . . . sponsors — Anchor Club. Chemistry students learn by doing by writing chemical formulas on the board. 21 Miss Rebecca Allred Wake Forest . .. B.A. Spanish and World History . . . sponsors — For- eign Language Club. Mrs. Ann Chipman U.N.C.G. B.A. Spanish and History sponsors — History Club. Miss Nancy Gardner Salem College ... A.B. Latin I and il and Enelish 2) 4) sponsors) — Foreign Language Club. Mr. Robert Patton Catawba College .. . A.B. French . . . sponsors — Language Club. Mrs. Chipman finds that a tape recorder makes learning Spanish easier. Foreign Languages: Bridges the void between cultures Miss Gardner uses flash cards to test her Latin student’s memory. 22 Self-Expression Mr. Harold Allen Bob Jones University and Appala- chian . . . B.S. Mechanical drawing and drafting . .. sponsors — Rifle Club and Chess Club. Mrs. Maxine Blackwell Brenau ... B.M. Choral music . . sponsors — Drama Club. Mr. Robert Martin University of Miss. and U.N.C.G. Hi . . . B.M. and M.S. Music apprecia- tion and instrumental music .. . sponsors — Drama and Dance Band Mr. Dan Pearce Greensboro College . . . A.B. in arts . .. mechanical drawing and art... sponsors — Aquila staff. Art students, Linda Macon, Linda Bentley, and Jean Maxcy, brighten bare boards with artistic mosaics. Mrs. Gertrude Reed Greensboro College ...B.A. Art... sponsors — Junior Class; College Club, and Pep Club. 23 ‘Aewwypiigple YE Hig ij Yl PEE Mr. Carl Clarke Appalachian ... B.S., M.A. English and Dramatics . .. sponsors — Dra- matics Club. Mrs. Peggy Cox High Point College . . . A.B. English III and IV .. . sponsors — Junior Class and Debating Club. Mrs. Jo Fitzpatrick Wake Forest ... B.A. English and Latin . . . sponsors — Student Council. Miss Nita Garrett Meredith and Western Carolina .. . ACB: M.A. English IV .. . sponsors — Annual. Miss Ruth Green Catawba ... A.B. English and French sponsors — Anchor Club. Mr. Perry Lefeavers Cataywipamaees) 4.5. UNC... . 4 MA. English . . . sponsors -—— Key Club. Mrs. Laura Mueller Appalachian ... B.S. in English. . English . . . sponsors — Debating Society. Mrs. Karan Reavis ENE C Gane eAsB. English IV sponsors — Bible Club. Mrs. Pattie Stoltz Dukes) A+B. Hnelish Il and TfIl . . sponsors — Library Club. Mrs. Alice Surratt North Georgia College and Appalachian College ...3B.S., M.A. English II and Reading . . . sponsors — Anchor Club. Mrs. Geneva Thomas Wake Forest ... B.A. English III sponsors — the Talon. English The sounds of silence! Building toward a secretarial future Miss Judith Kelley Miss Carolyn Matthews Lenoir Rhyne . . . A.B. Typing I, Short- Appalachian . .. B.S. Personal Typing hand JI, and Business Law .. . sponsors and General Business . . . sponsors — — F.T.A. G.A.A., J.V. Cheerleaders, and Sophomore Class Officers Mrs. Shirley Mitchell Miss Brenda Petree Mrs. Nancy Womack Flora Macdonald Col- Appalachian ween bs. W.C. and U.N.C. BSSA lege ... B.S. Typing Shorthand I, Business Typing II and Short- I and II and Office Filing, and Personal hand lle ee SpONnsoxs Practice . . . sponsors Typing . . . sponsors — Annual. — Senior Class and — Sophomore Class Student Council. and J.V. Cheerleaders. ws rie mS =—-- ge [Business Ma nes | xa os i] Fi | [Bookkeerng | b d fon the LUTUR, LEE Mrs. Carolyn Briggs U.N.C.G. . . . B.S., M.S. Home Eco- nomics I and II, and Family Life - . . sponsors — F.H.A. Mrs. Margie Eller Greensboro College . . . A.B. Home Economics . . . sponsors — F.H.A. and F.T.A. Mr. Alfred Greene Wake Forest . . . B.A. Distributive Education . . . sponsors — Health Careers Club. Mr. James Sherrill Western Carolina and State... BS. Vocational Education .. . sponsors — F.F.A. Mr. H. D. Steward Tennessee Tech. and State ... B.S. Vocational Agriculture . . . sponsors — F-.F.A. Mrs. Dorothy Varner High Point ... B.S. Vocational Home Economics . . . sponsors — F.H.A. Mr. Paul Wilson Wake Forest . . . B.A. Industrial Co- operative Training . . . sponsors — V.I.C. and Health Careers Club. Mr. C. T. Craig driver’s training Strengthening Mr. Kent Martin driver’s training 28 Mr. Jack Blaylock USN: Caen eAsBurinuphys. ed. . . . senior arithmetic and phys. ed. Mrs. Ann Idol St. Mary’s Jr. College and URN: CGF eee eb Se Girls? P.E. ... sponsors — Varsity Cheerleaders and G.A.A. Mr. Jack Musten Wingate ...A.B. Biology, Family Life, and P.E.... sponsors — Bible Club. Miss Virginia Brumsey Wake Forest ... B.S. Algebra II and Business Math . . . sponsors — Math Club. Mrs. Violet Daniel Elon . . . A.B. graduate work at Northwestern, Duke, and Wake Forest + . . sponsors — National Honor Society. Mr. Darrell Garner N. C. State ... B.S. Senior Arith- metic, General Math II, and Geometry +.� sponsors — Math Club and Sopho- more Class. Mr. Kenneth Hauser Appalachian . .. B.S. Plane Geometry and General Math ... sponsors — National Honor Society. Miss Virginia McKinney Converse College . . . A.B. Business Math, Consumer Math, and Algebra I . . . sponsors — Bible Club. Mr. Horace Nelson Appalachian . . . A.B., M.A. Business Math, Geometry, Pre-College Math ... sponsors — Math Club. Mr. William Shropshire A.B., M.A. Duke ... Algebra II and Consumer Math . . . sponsors — Col- lege Club. Is Mr. Shropshire pondering over last night’s homework, today’s classwork, or tomorrow’s assignment? Neither, he is posing for a picture! 30 Mr. Dan Crowe East Tennessee... B.S., M.A. Economics, Geography, and U. S. History ... track and cross-country, Mono- gram Club — sponsors. Mr. Ben Hunnicutt Appalachian = =. B:S., McA. 2 2 Un Ss History wand Family Living . . . sponsors — Monogram Club. Mr. Charles Morton Catawba ...A.B.... Biology and U. S. History... sponsors — Student Council. : Mr. Frank Ruark Duke . A.B. .. . Ue S2 History and Governmenti sponsors — Debating Society. Mrs. Jacqueline Tulluch Salem College ...A.B.... U.S. History and World History .. . sponsors — ‘“‘Historians’’. Mr. John Withrow Appalachian ...B.S., M.A. ... U. S. History and Democracy In Action . .. sponsors — F.T.A. SENTORS CLASS FLOWER: White carnation dipped in blue CLASS MOTTO: “What we are is God’s gift to us. What we become is our gift to God.” es a ign We have reached the top of the hill. With gradu- ation, we have come upon the summit. We have survived the four seasons, overcome wayward ob- jects blocking our view of the hilltop, mentally and physically matured in body and mind, and developed definite personality traits to help us distinguish right from wrong. But now, in reaching the summit, and looking all around us, we find that we have just begun to climb. Senior Class Officers David Cooke, vice-president; Bonnie Voss, treasurer; Steve Blaylock, president; Carol Vogler, secretary. 32 E. Adams K. Albert T. Albert J. Allison J. Allred B. Amos K. Ashburn P. Ashburn R. Bailey P. Ballard R. Barber S. Barrow L. Bauguess J. Baugus B. Beard SENIORS SENIOR ACT. Emily Gray Adams Small ensemble 1, 2, 3, F.T.A. 3, Anchor Club 38, Drama Club 3, Executive Council 38, Top Twenty Senior. Jerald Keith Albert Baseball 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Monogram Club 3. James Patterson Allison Football 3, Wrestling 2. Jo Ann Allred F.H.A. 38. Beverly Burke Amos Latin Culb 3. Karen Sue Ashburn Library Club 1, Health Careers Club 38. Philip Eugene Ashburn science Club 1, 3, Key Club 2, 3, Chess Club 2, Health Careers Club 1, 3, House of Represent- atives 1, Top Twenty Senior. Raymond Cornelius Bailey Key Club 8, Chess Club 2, 3, Junior Marshal 2, Advanced Placement 3, Top Twenty Sen- ‘10Fr. Patsy Lynn Ballard Bobby Ronald Barger Football 1. Steven Lowrey Barrow HVE A7el 2 Bus Driver.2,.3. Linda Sue Bauguess History, Clubec.es, le Awl, 2, 3, F.H.A. 3, College Club 1, 2, 3, French Club 1, Junior Mar- shal 2, Executive Council 2, Advanced Placement 3. Jimmy Andrew Baugus Pep Club 3, Track 1. Robert Allen Beard Drama Club 1. 34 SENIORS K. Beeson B. Benge L. Bentley S. Berry J. Berry B. Blackburn S. Blaylock B. Blevins K. Bodenhamer K. Bowen G. Bowen C. Bowles J. Bowman L. Brady J. Brannock Clarence Keith Beeson Basketball 1, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3. Barbara Sue Benge Linda Jean Bentley Science Club 2, 3. Everett Webster Berry, III Wrestling 1, 2, Junior Varsity Football 1, Varsity Football 2, Key Club 2, 3, Small ensem- ble 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Wel- coming Committee 3, Junior Town Meeting 2, Top Twenty Senior. Jerry Edward Berry Library Club 1, F.E.H. 1, Band 3, Junior Varsity Basketball 1, Wrestling 2. Brenda Sue Blackburn French Club 1, History Club 1, 2, 3, Health Careers Club 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 1, 3, Officer 3, F.H.A. 3, House of Represent- atives 3. Stephen Lanier Blaylock Monogram Club 2, 3, Key Club 3, Pep Club 38, Junior Class President, Junior Marshal 2, Small Ensemble 3, Advanced Placement 38, House of Repre-- sentatives 2, Cross Country 3, Senior Steering Committee, Boys’ State 3, Baseball 1, 2, 8, Junior Varsity Basketball 1, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, junior Varsity Football 1, Top Twen- ty Senior. Brenda Kay Blevins Tri-HisY 2, KH -AS 3) small Ensemble 3, Pep Club 3. Kay Florence Bodenhamer Loretta Kay Bowen William Griffith Bowen Key Club 2, 3, Small Ensemble 3, Golf 1, 2, 3, Captain 2, De- bate Society 2, 38, Advanced Placement 38, Monogram Club 2, 3, Junior Marshal Tri-chief 2, Civitan Youth Conference 2, Top Twenty Senior. Charlie Vernon Bowles Track 3. Judith Marie Bowman Basketball 1, 2, 3, Aquila 3, GA; Awes, Oo. Larry Landis Brady Football 1. Judith Kaaren Brannock French Club 1, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, F.H.A. 38, Majorette 3, Pep Club 3, Band 3. SENIORS Ronald Eugene Brewer ewes) Ih, Ay Bh Gloria Dawn Brindle Anchor Club 2, 3. Martha Jane Brooks Kitty Ray Brown French Club 1, F.H.A. 3, Bible Club 2, 3: Donald Steven Brown FLEA. 2, 3. Donna Gay Brown Martha Ann Brown F.H.A. Reporter 3. Beverly Jo Broyles French Club 1, 2, 3, History 1, Zeeancnor Club 2, 3, F.T.A. 3, Student Government 2. Bonita Jean Broyles French Club 1, 2, 3, Officer 3, History Club 1, 2, Officer 1, Anchor Club 2, 38, F.T.A. 3, House of Representatives 3. Rickey Norman Bruce Wrestling 1, 2, Football Man- ager 1, 2. William Fred Bull, Jr. Drama Club 3, Small Ensemble Yay 3p Martha Elizabeth Bumgarner Band 1, 2, 3, Majorette 1, 2, 3, Feature Twirler 3, Small En- semble 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 8, Officer 1, Monogram Club 1, 2, Homecoming At- tendant 1, 2, Maid of Honor 3, Class Officer 1. Mabel Grubbs Carmichael F.H.A. 3. Candita Mae Carson Danehy Atwell Carson D.E. Club 2, 3. R. Brewer D. Brindle J. Brooks D. Brown D. G. Brown K. Brown M. Brown Bev. Broyles Bon. Broyles R. Bruce F. Bull B. Bumgarner M. Carmichael C. Carson D. Carson 35 S. Carswell D. Carter B. Casper J. Castle H. Cavenaugh D. Chappell C. Charles M. Charles R. Christensen M. Clinard . G. Clinard Clodfelter Clodfelter Cobbler Coffey Stephen Ray Carswell Mickey Lynn Charles Key Club 3, Cross-Country 3, Track 2, 3, Sci- F.H.A. 3, Pep Club 3. ence Club 8, Senior Advisory Committee. Robert James Christensen David Michael Carter Football 2. Junior Varsity Football 1, Latin Club 2, Bus Driver 2, 3. James Michael Clinard Billy Joe Casper Mickey Glenn Clinard Jimmy Darrell Castle Joseph Armand Clodfelter Harry Russell Cavenaugh Susan Elaine Clodfelter David Franklin Chappell Sandra Verdine Cobbler HERAT S lao a os Band 1, 2545, JLTACK 2c. a HOOt= Bible, Club i2. 3.0h HAs. LatineGlubes. pa 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 2, 3, Monogram Club ay, 3. Robin Wayne Coffey Cheryl Rath Chal Baseball 1, Football 2, French Club 1, Rifle Club eryl Ruth Charles 2, Track 2, Monogram Club 2, 3, Pep Club 3, G. Av Aveo git A eS: College Club 8, Talon Staff 2, Bowling 3. 36 T. Coleman D. Coley C. Collicutt A. Cook J. Cooke D. Cooke G. Cooper L. Cox K. Craig D. Crews J. Crews T. Crews D. Crim B. Crotts . Crotts = Tony Darrell Coleman Band 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 2. Linda Donese Coley Latin Club 1, 2, 8, Talon Reporter 2, House of Representatives 1, 2, 8, History Club 3, College Club 3, Health Careers Club 1, Pep Club 3. Catherine Anne Collicutt French Club 1, 2, 3, Anchor Club 2, 3, Treas- urer 3, College Club 2, 3, Advanced Placement 38, Talon Staff 3, Spanish Club 3, Junior Mar- shal 2. Alvin Eugene Cook Judy Ann Cooke House of Representatives 1, Health Careers Club 1, 3, Latin Club 2, 3, Pep Club 8, College Club 3. Louie Davis Cooke, Jr. Football 3, Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, Mono- gram Club 2, 3, Key Club 3, Vice-President of Senior Class. George Leo Cooper Band 1, 2. Kathryn Sue Craig HHA ws mebepeOlube s,s Latin Diane Elizabeth Crews F.H.A. 3. Tommy Galen Crews Jack Lee Crews Baseball 2, 38. Donald Ray Crim Barbara Ellen Crotts Venduran Michael Crotts Club 1. Carolyn Yvonne Crouse Homeroom Representative 1, 3, Bowling 2, 3, Pep Clubs isi HoAG 3: Herman Douglas Culler Cross-country 2. Shawn William Daniel Grohe dhe 24. ie davon abies 2. 8), James Martin Daniels Track 1, 2, 38, Cross-country 3, Key Club 3, Science Club 3. Martha Jane Davis Bible Club 1, Health Careers Club 1, Science Club 2. Betty Lynn Davis Emily Powell Day F.H.A. 3, F.T.A. 3, Science Club 1, Library Club 3, Junior Marshal 2. 38 C. Crouse D. Culler S. Daniel M. Daniels B. Davis Dillon Dillon Dinkel Disher Dull Gay Lenney Deal Tony Bryant Dean Band 1, 2, 8, Dance Band 1, 2, 3, Drum Major 3, Wrestling 1, 2. Larry Wayne Dezarn Vil Ce 3: James David Dillon Kay Karen Dillon Homeroom Representative 2. Charles William Dinkel Baseball 1, 2, 8, Bowling 1, 2, 3, Science Club 3, Talon Staff 8, Band Manager 3. Jerry Thomas Disher Football 1, 2. Helen Elizabeth Dull DP Clubmss S. East R. Edison J. Edwards J. L. Edwards V. Edwards Eller DOU M. Fagg W. Fair C. Flynn J. Flynt K. Flynt Elliott Elliott Everhart Everhart Sylvia Diana East Pep Club 38, Health Careers Club 3, F.H.A. 3. Roy Wayne Edison Poe) D1. Club. 2, 3. Jo Anne Edwards French Club 1, Library Club 1, Anchor Club 2, SeACuilas stall, 2-3, h'.1.A. 3) Judith Leigh Edwards Pep Club 3, Library Club 3. Vicki Ann Edwards Pep Club 38, F.H.A. 3. Ennis Elaine Eller Health Careers Club 3, F.H.A. 3, Y.F.C. 3, Li- brary Club 3. Paul Francis Elliott Rifle Club 2, 3. Larry Eugene Elliott Aquila Staff 1, 2, 3, French Club 1, Key Club 2, 3, Vice-President 2, Science Club 2, 3, Junior Varsity Basketball 1, Junior Marshal 2, Ad- vanced Placement 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Junior 39 Science and Humanities Symposium 2, Boys’ State 3, Executive Council 3, Vice-President of Student Council 3, National Honor Society 8, Top Twenty Senior. Henry Dalton Everhart Football 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 1, Monogram Club 1 PA, ee Robert Harbey Everhart BcAte 1, Mary Elizabeth Fagg Softball 1. David Wayne Fair Chess Club 2, 3, Baseball Scorekeeper 2, Home- room Representative 3, Senior Representative 3. Cheryl Kay Flynn Student Council 3. James Monroe Flynt Mootballl 240.8 Wrestling §2,. 3, F.R.A, 12 2: Officer 2, Monogram Club 2, 3. Kenneth Edward Flynt Football 1, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Golf 1, Track 8, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, Student Council 2. SENIORS C. Freeman Charles Franklin Freeman B. Frye L. Fulton William Ralph Frye Linda Kaye Fulton Nona Jeanette Fussell Drama Club 2, 3, Debating Club 2, Bowling 38, Health Ca- reers Club 3. N. Fussell VeGauic Leah Margaret Gable Bacaltar Small Ensemble 1, 2, 3. Bruce Conrad Gallup Latin Club 2, Perfect Attend- ance. Jim Neal Garris J. Garris Patricia Sue George 2). George ay Rees Sharon Elaine Gibson Majorette 2, 8, Chief 3, Tri- His Yoel secre Aloe bandmcs 3, Pep Club 3, Homeroom Rep- resentative 3. Donna Marie Gilley Deciliey Linda Elizabeth Godwin Bee A aie mS.s L. Godwin B. Gordy Frank Monroe Gordy Linda Gayle Grant Library Club 1, 3, Football Sponsor 2, Small Ensemble 1, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Pep Club 3, His- tory Club 2. L. Grant Brenda Kaye Greenwood B. Greenwood History Clubdecerc. abel Ae lm2: SECU TA fap ae 2 GA Aree Maen R. Gross Small Ensemble 2, Pep Club 3, French Club 1, 2, 3, Softball 1, Perfect Attendance 2, 3. James Ray Gross 40 SENIORS Linda Dianne Grubbs L. Grubbs J. Guthrie Posie Jackie Guthrie B. Guy Becky Elaine Guy Gerald Marvin Hackett Sharon Elizabeth Ham French Club 1, 2, 3, College Ciuneeiees 3, Math Club 1, Health Careers Club 1, 2, G. Hackett Beveneei 2.3, Officer 2, Presi- Saian dent 38, Tri-Chief Marshal 2, ; Executive Council 3, Top D. Harden Twenty Senior. Joan Kathryn Harden Danny Odell Harden Glenn Douglas Hart K. Harden Monica Sue Hart G. Hart WaleC:.1, M. Hart Carol Jean Hastings Senior Steering Committee 3, French Club 3, Pep Club 3. Daniel Lee Hauser Sandra Leilani Hawkins C. Hastings F.H.A. 3. D. Hauser L. Hawkins Alvin Rayford Hayes F.F.A. 1. Carol Lee Hedgecock Health Careers Club 1, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, All-Conference and All-Northwest 2, Executive Council. 2, 3, Latin Club 3, Small Ensemble 1, 2, re and Scroll 2, 3, Drama Club 2, 3, College Club 3, Aquila Staff 1, “- Hayes 2, 3, Junior Co-editor 2, Edi- C. Hedgecock tor-in-Chief 3, N. C. Press In- stitution 2, 3, Top Twenty J. Hedgecock Senior. James Clay Hedgecock Latin Club 2. 4) Ze ORS Brenda Ann Heffner Bill Martin Henderson Pep Club 38, Bowling 2, Golf i ke Donald Ray Hester Pay, By By. 1ionidbnayes 2 By Walter Leon Hester Basketball 1, Track 3. Larry Wayne Hicks Cross-country 1, 2, History Clube ao. hep. Clubi 3,” Y.E.C: 2, 3, Basketball 1. Edward Burr Higgins, Jr. Football 1, Baseball 1, Varsity Football 2, 3, Key Club 2, 3. Verona Elaine Hilterbrand Wer CO se2, 35 Elaine Marie Hine French Club 1, 2, Latin Club 2. Gary Wayne Hodge EFA. 1. Greer Gay Holcomb Bowling 1, 2, 3. Lynda Kaye Holder Majorette 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 8, Monogram Club 1, 2, Tri-Hi- Y 1, 2, F.H.A. 3, Small Ensem- ble 1. Sherrie Grey Holland Health Careers Club 1, 2, 3, His- sory Club 1, F.H.A: 3, Latin Club 1. Gretchen Sue Holsopple Student Council 1, 2, 3, Band ieee. A 3, Officer 3, An- chor Club 8, College Club 3, Spanish Club 3, International Fellowship Student 2, 3. Beverly Sue Holt D.E.C.A. Club 3. B. Heffner B. Henderson D. Hester W. Hester lie ciieles E. Higgins V. Hilterbrand E. Hine G. Hodge G. Holcomb K. Holder S. Helland D. Holsclaw G. Holsopple Jet, Jeloke 43 Bobby Wayne Hooven Baseball 1, 2. Kay Gray Hoover Linda Jean Huff Sue Ellen Huff PepsClubs3 aE. Ge oarhe riaAwo Pamela Murlene Huffman David Michael Hughes Cole PB. By Ricky Samuel Hull Donnie Vernon Hutchens 44 B. Hooven K. Hoover L. Huff S. Huff P. Huffman M. Hughes R. Hull D. Hutchens M. Hutcherson W. Hutchings Michael Craig Hutcherson Baseball 2. Walter Roy Hutchings, Jr. Carolyn Dorothy Idol Librarys Claube24 bEAye ie Larry Wayne Idol Vel-@ir3. Olin Dean Idol Steven Michael Idol Darrell Craig Ingram G. Jackson B. James M. James S. James A. Johnson M. Jones D. Jones G. Jones J. Jones A. Jones S. Joyce D. Kapp L. Kennedy K. Kerner S. Kerner Gary Wilson Jackson Baseball 1. Brenda Gail James French Club 1. Matt Jesse James Sammie Carmel James D.E.C.A. Club 3, Library Science Club 1. Angela Kay Johnson Latin Club 1, Health Careers. Club 1, Pep Club 3. Chester Michael Jones Bus Driver 1, 2, 3. Donald Rober Jones Gary Ray Jones 45 Joyce Dean Jones Latin 1. Mary Alice Jones Linda Sue Joyce Library Science Club 1. David Gwynn Kapp Band 1, Pep Club 3. Linda Gail Kennedy ey Ay By Wreelehxy il, 4% Maeiekslayy Chel 2% Katie Joyce Kerner Susan Elizabeth Kerner French Club 1, 2, 3, College Club 2, 3, Anchor Club 2, 3, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Junior Co-chief 2, Chief 3, Girls’ Monogram Club 1, Small En- semble 3, Advanced Placement 3, Tri-chief junior Marshal 2, Governor’s School 2, Top Twenty Senior. David William Kiger Wrestling 1. James Franklin Kilgore Football 1, 3, Wrestling 1, 3. Barbara Phyllis King Small Ensemble 2, 3. Rosemary Albina Kirkman French Club 1, Drama Club 2. Janice Elaine Kiser Terry Allen Ladd LCi Cluba2as. Judith Lurea Lakey Pep Club 3, Health Careers Club 3, Talon Staff 3. Johnny Richard Landreth Football 1, 3, Basketball 1, Golf 1, 3, Bowling 3, Rifle Club 2, 3. 46 D. Kiger J. Kiigore Peking R. Kirkman J. Kiser T. Ladd J. Lakey R. Landreth N. Landreth S. A. Lane S. P. Lane S. Langham J. Laramore J. Largen L . Larimore Nancy Lea Landreth G.A.A. 2, Student Council 2, 3. Saundra Anne Lane Band 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 38, Majorette 3, Friend- ship Club 1. Sheila Paulette Lane Pep Club 3. Steve Wayne Langham Band 1, 2, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 3, Wrestling 3, Football 3. James Milton Laramore Vil Caeaot Johnny Elmer Largen Football’ 1 2; Latin’ Club 2; Pep Club 3) Li- brary Club 8. Linda Lou Larimore D. Lawson L. Lawson D. Ledford C. Lemar D . Lemons M. Lewallen J. Linville R. Linville C. Lynch D. Mabe J. Mabe M. Mabe G. Mabe H. Mabe M. Mabe David Lee Lawson DAE Glub 2, 3. Larry J. Lawson Sarah Delphine Ledford ROH Ate. Cheryl Anne Lemar French Club 1, Anchor Club 3, Executive Coun- cil 2, 3, J.V. Cheerleader 2, Varsity Cheerleader 8, Pep Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Forsyth County Youth Commission 2, 3, Top Twenty Senior. Donald Gray Lemons DALYAN Vy BS Phillip Michael Lewallen Football 1, 2, 3, Monogram Club 2, 3, Wres- tling 2, 3, Pep Club 8, Foreign Language Club 3, Officer 3. Janet Christine Linville Library Science 1. 47 Richard Van Linville Ate Charles Marion Lynch Bus Driver 1, 2, 3: Darry Lee Mabe Band 1, Football 3. Judy Kaye Mabe Debate Society 2, Pep Club 3, Latin Club 3. Manily McDowell Mabe Bandmlee cans. Gary Richard Mabe Wrestling 1,2; °3;Track 2, 3, Football 3. Herbert Ray Mabe WelAAS Le 2a. Martha Geneva Mabe WG, B, 1B Chheloy Bh Isl, Be SENIORS N. Mabe Richard Ned Mabe . Mab Foothallsiy 2) 3. Captain 3s All= ° ia Conference 3, Basketball 1, 2, C. Macy 3, Key Club 2, 8, Monogram Club 2, 3, Top Twenty Senior. Steven William Mabe Carol Ann Macy Danny Lynn Macy meee Baseball 2. B. Marshall D. Marshall Donald Eugene Marshall Sophomore Class President, Junior Varsity Football 2, Wrestling 1, Baseball 2, 3, Key Club 2, 3, Governor’s School 2. Joseph Lee Marshall J. Marshall ey Michael Wayne Marshall M. Marshall Drama Club 3. B. Martin Billie Jean Martin Volleyball 1, Library Club 2. David Lee Martin PiRvAy 1552.28. D. Martin ' Gloria Jean Martin G. Martin J. Martin James Richard Martin BLP LAS 1, 22,03, Labrary)Clube2: Jerry Wayne Martin WE Aol 22, oD. a Clube2 aoe J. Martin Loubet Eugene Martin E. Martin DGzA. Clube ares: P. Martin Phillip Wayne Martin House of Representatives 2, Bus Driver 3, Wrestling 2, 3, Key Club 3. SENIORS Sharon Gay Martin S. Martin Bowling 2, 8, Drama Club 2, [ Martin Senior Steering Committee 3. M. Mason Thurman Wayne Martin Pence ly o2, Officer 17.2. Mary Alice Mason French Club 1, Library Club 8, Latin Club 3. Bruce Richard Masten Jennifer Elayne Matthews B. Masten Talon Staff 3, F.H.A. 3. euMatthewe J. L. Matthews Judy Leigh Matthews Bible Club 2, 3, Talon Staff 2 ry AAS Uy Wet ee Alma Jean Maxcy F.H.A. 1. Beverly Gail McGee A. Maxcy AL 2,03. B. McGee C. McGee Carolyn Sue McGee F.H.A. 1. Charles Calvin McGee Cross-Country 1, 2, 3. Marshall Dewitt McGee Track 2, Cross-country 2, Gol C. C. McGee 2, F.F.A. 2, Baseball 3. M. McGee R. McGee Rita Carol McGee iiraetat (eee. aor. AT Friendliness Club 2. Tony Wayne McGowan Wrestling 1, 2, French Club 1. Patricia Gail McGrady French Club 1, F.T.A. 1, Y.F.c. 7: McGowan 2, Homecoming Sponsor 2, p y Aquila Staff 38, Small ensem- cGrady ble 8, N. C. Press Institute 3. M. McHone Ralph Mike McHone Football 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 1. MERAIRE Cours fe WA ESS di I Bp (NERSVILLE BRANCH LIBRARY 130 EAST MOUNTAIN STREET KERNERSVILLE, N. C. 27284 49 SENIORS W. McMichael Wanda Gail McMichael D. McNeill Doyle Lee McNeill C. Meacham Carolyn Kay Meacham Band 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Student Council 1, 2, 8, Majorette 3. Patricia Ann Meadows P. Meadows Charlotte Rebecca Mecum Cu Meccan Pep Club 38. F. Mendenhall Mary Frances Mendenhall Grover Lee Milam Chess Club 2, Football Mana- ger 3. G. Milam B. Miller L. K. Mitchell Barry Wayne Miller Linda Kaye Mitchell Lynda Lee Mitchell Bowling 1, F.H.A. Club 8. Faye Ann Moore L. L. Mitchell Health Careers Club 1, F.T.A. Pe F. Moore E. Motsinger Elsie Jane Motsinger Library Science Club 1, 2, FHA eo: James Stephen Mounce Baseball 3. J. S. Mounce S. K. Mounce Sandra Kay Mounce G. Mowery | Health Careers Club 3, Talon Staff 3, Pep Club 8. Grover Jack Mowery 50 SENIORS Linda Gayle Mustin L. Mustin Larry Ray Myers L. Myers Track 3. G. Naylor - George Thurman Naylor Football 1. Nancy Ann Neal Talon Staff 1, 2, 3, Editor 3, Health Careers Club 1, 2, 38, Latin Club 1, 2, Science Club 2, 8, College Club 2, 3, Execu- tive Council 2, Anchor Club 2, 3, Pep Club 3. Terry Van Nelson NoNeal French Club 1, 2, National Hon- or Society 3, Governor’s School T. Nelson 3, Small Ensemble 1, 2, 3. N. Newsome Nancy Lynn Newsome Fea), 2, tistory Club 1, 2, 3, Health Careers Club 2, 3, Sci- ence Club 2, 3, Latin Club 2, 3, Pep Club 38, Homeroom Rep- resentative 3. Geraldine Kaye Nichols Band 1, 2, Majorette 1, 2, Monogram 1, 2, D.E.C.A. Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1. K. Nichol Kay Marie Norman Sshigad Anchor Club 3, Small ee K. Norman ble 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, F.T.A. A. Oakl Zyo,meotudent Council 1, 2, beat Health Careers Club 1, Ad- vanced Placement 3, Junior Marshal 2. Robert Allen Oakley F.F.A. 2, 3. Janice Karen Osborne Robert Allen Osborne, Jr. J.V. Basketball 1, Cross- Country 1, 3, peice ep ab, J. Osborne 2, 38, Small Ensemble 3, Track 2, 3, Key Club 2, 38, Debate A. Osborne Society 2, Officer 2, Advanced S. Pardon Placement 3, Talon Staff 3, Ci- vitan Youth Conference 3, Na- tional Merit Scholarship Semi- Finalist 3, Top Twenty Senior. Sammy Ray Pardon Cross-country 1, 2, 3, Track 2, SEAL 1 2: Norman Dale Parnell PocA. 1. 51m 1] John Alan Parsons bE Bowling 1, 2, Football 1, 83, J. Parsons Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, J. Patrick 2, 3, Key Club 3, Monogram Club 2, 3. Robert James Patrick Cross-country 3, Wrestling 3. I ee e f « “ge et .%.. ¢ B. Payne R. Payne J. Peacock . Pettycord . J. Pegg L. Pegram T. Pegram S. Pegram J. Petree C. Phillips . Phillips . Phillips Pitts . Porter . Potts a Barbara Sue Payne Rebecca Ann Payne Drama Club 3. Janice Carroll Peacock Linda Faye Peddycord F.H.A. 1, Speedball 1, Pep Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2. Betty Joe Pegg Linda Kay Pegram Odell Thomas Pegram, Jr. Track 2, 3, Cross-country 1, 2, 3, Baseball 3. Steve Kent Pegram John Richard Petree Charles Clyde Phillips French Club 1, Key Club 2, 3. 53 Tommy Mitchell Phillips Cross-country 3, Baseball 2. Victoria Jane Phillips Small Ensemble 38, F.T.A. 1, 2. Vicky Suzanne Pitts Library Club 2, Homeroom Representative 2. William Allison Porter Aquila Staff 1, 2, 3, Senior Co-editor 8, French Club 1, Science Club 1, Officer 1, Talon Staff 2, Key Club 2, 3, President 8, Debate Society 2, 3, Jr. Town Meeting 2, School, City-county and District Winner of American Legion Speech Contest 2, Civitan Leadership Conference 2, N.C. Press Institution 3, Class Officer 2, Small Ensem- ble 8, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Advanced Place- ment 38, National Honor Society 8, Morehead Nominee 3, Top Twenty Senior. Ann Marie Petts History Club 2, 3. Janice Dianne Preston Library Club 8, F.H.A. 3, French Club 3. James Roy Price F.F.A. 2. John Wayne Price Vicki Lynn Price Pep Club 3, F.H.A. 3, Foreign Language Club Rufus Orville Pritchard Wrestling 1. Terrell Burton Pulliam Small Ensemble 3, Key Club 1, 2, 3, Officer 3 History Club 1, 2, Officer 2, Science Club 1, Teen-Page Correspondent 3, French Club 1, Talon Staff 1, Junior Marshal 2, Advanced Placement 3, House of Representatives 1, Top Twenty Senior. , Richard Allan Quinn Key Club 1, 2, 3, Small Ensemble 3, French Club 1, Science Club 1, Debate Society 2, 38, Chess Club 2, 3, Y.F.C. 3, Executive Council 2, Ad- 54 . Preston R. Price W. Price . Price . Pritchard Pulliam Quinn Ramsey Raper Reavis Redmon Reed Reich vanced Placement 83, Junior Marshal 2, Top Twenty Senior. Roy Raymond Ramsey Steve Jeffrie Raper Bobby Ray Reavis Football 1. Judy Kay Redmon Marilyn Diane Redmon F.H.A. 2, 3, G.A.A. 2, Softball 1, 2, 8. Sandra Lynn Redmon F.H.A. 2, G.A.A. 2, Library Science Club 3. Virginia Ellen Reed Band 2, 3, Concert Band 2, 3, Member of State Band 3, French Club 1, Talon Staff 1, 2, Assist- ant Managing Editor 2, History Club 2, 3, Of- ficer 2, President 3, Student Government Py BY, Speaker of the House 3, Anchor Club 38, Top Twenty Senior. Cynthia Ann Reich Talon: Staff 1, Bowling 2, 3, Pep Club 8. G. Reid S. Robbins J. Roberson C. Roberts M. Royals T. Rushing R. Russell T. Sacrinty B. Sapp E. Sapp S. Sapp P. Sawyer B. Scott K. Sealey W. Sears Gary Don Reid VLC 3. Sylvia Leigh Robbins D.E.C.A. Club 3, Officer 3. Rebecca Jane Roberson Library Science Club 3, Library Club 3, Officer Be Charles Hampton Roberts, Jr. Football 1, Monogram Club 2. Mickie Glenn Royals F.H.A. 3, Pep Club 3, J.V. Cheerleader 2, Var- sity Cheerleader 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2. Teresa Ann Rushing Band 2. Robert Marshall Russell Wrestlings 27) 5, sFootball 2 Y F.C. 2. 3: SYS) Tommy Dailey Sacrinty Bowling 38, Weight Lifting 2. Brenda Gail Sapp Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, G.A.A. 2, 3. Edward Arnold Sapp Sharon Kay Sapp Talon Staff 2, 3, Pep Club 3, Health Careers Club 38, College Club 3. Patricia Diane Sawyer Bowling 1, Pep Club 3, F.H.A. 3, Swinging Eaglettes 3. Bill Anderson Scott Football ls) 2sso;8GOl el, ac. Kay Carolyn Sealey Wanda Gail Sears House of Representatives 2, French Club 2, F.H.A. 3. SENIORS Kathleen Marie Segraves K. Segraves S. Segraves O Sandra Kay Segraves A. Seivers Talon Staff 1, Ann Marshall Seivers Calvin Roy Sell Track 1, 2, 3, Library Club 2, F.F.A. 1, 2, Officer 1, 2, Bowl- ing 3. . Sell ae Danny Welch Sell D. Sell Basketball 1, F.F.A. 1, 3. J. Sell Julia Elizabeth Sell Homeroom Representative On Ie lets, a Patty Sue Sell Ronald Earl Sells S. Sell Cross-country 3. R. Sells J. Settle James Harvey Settle Football 3. David Stanley Shields Football 2, Wrestling 1, Pi, 3. Baseball 1, 2, 8, Monogram Clubal aca: Kay Louise Shields D. Shields Ee Avera es: K. Shields D. Shipley Neva Dane Shipley Latin Club 1, 2, History Club 3, Pep Club 3, Spanish Club 8, Swinging Eaglettes 3. Howard Harrison Shoaf Baseball 8. H. Shoaf Debbie Jeanne Shore D. Shore F.H.A. 1, 2, Senior Steering Committee 8, Aquila Staff 3. D. Shuskey David Edward Shuskey Library Club 3. 56 SENIORS Linda Gail Simmons Swinging Eaglettes 3. L. Simmons R. Sink B. Skelton Roger Deale Sink Robert Harrison Skelton Danny Roger Smith Bus Driver 2, 3, Wrestling 1, PereAges, ce, Lrack (2, D. Smith J. Smith J. D. Smith James Clifton Smith Jimmy Douglas Smith Health Careers Club 2, 3. Patricia Harrison Smith Tri-Hi-Y 1, D.E. Club 2, 3. Se S. Smith W. Smith Sandra Kay Smith Brenda Joy Snow Gary Floyd Southard Junior Varsity Baseball 1, Junior Varsity Basketball 1, B. Snow Varsity Basketball 2, Varsity Baseball 3, Monogram Club 2, G. Southard 4 J. Souther Jerry Arnold Souther D.E.C.A. Club 2, 8, Officer 3. Ronnie Charles Southern Timothy Ray Souther Uo Binns D.E.C.A. Club 3. R. Southern W. Southern Wanda Jean Southern 57 58 SENIORS R. Stafford D. Stallard I. Stanley W. Stephens A. Stewart L. G. Stewart L. L. Stewart P. Stewart G. Stone M. Styers A. Swaim D. Swaim M. Swaim D. Swain T. Swain Randall Dwight Stafford Darrell Lee Stallard Inez Elaine Stanley Student Government 2, 3, Bas- ketball Manager i, 2, 3, Health Careers Club 2, 3, Pep Club 3, G.A.A. 3. Wayne Neil Stephens Annie Butner Stewart Science Club 1. Linda Gail Stewart Linda Lou Stewart Advanced Placement 3, Small Ensemble 2, 3. Phillip Scott Stewart French Club 1, 2, 3, Science Club 1, House of Representa- tives @i2,.) Library, 3 Clubmo se Junior Marshal 2. Virginia Lynn Stone Basketball 1, French Club 1, 2, 3, College Club 2, 8, Anchor Club 2, 3, President 3, Ad- vanced Placement 38, Junior Marshal 2, J.V. Cheerleader 2, Chief 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3 F.T.A. 3, Top Twenty Senior. Michael Eugene Styers Football 1. Anna Louise Swaim F.H.A. 1, Talon 3, Foreign Language Club 3. Gloria Diane Swaim Martha Lynn Swaim French Club 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 2, History Club 1, 2, Library Club 3. Horace David Swain President of Student Govern- ment 3, Vice-President Junior Class 2, Varsity Football 2, 3, Junior Varsity Football iL Junior Varsity Basketball Bk. Monogram Club 2, 3, Library Club 2, 3, Key Club 3, Boys’ State 3, Top Twenty Senior. Timothy Clarence Swain Band 1, Baseball 2. SENIORS Dowzell Medford Swayngim History Club 1, 2, 38, Key Club 3, Monogram Club 2, 8, Wres- D. Swayngim Cline se mOne LTACcke cone SCl- M. Syk ence Club 1, French Club 1, 2 Aas Talon Staff 2. E. Tadlock Dewey Martin Sykes Cross-country 1, Wrestling 1. Ernest Richard Tadlock Football 2. Walter Lee Tate W. Tate J. Tatum Joseph Wayne Tatum Co Raden Band 1. Geraldine Taylor Wanda Leigh Taylor Basketball 2, 3, G.A.A. 3. W. Taylor C. Templeton Clara Louise Templeton J. Terrell ttle F.H.A. 1, Talon Staff 1, Sci- ence Club 1. James Francis Terrell Willie Gray Thomas Brenda Carter Thompson 5 Aun Health Careers Club 1, Y.F.C. 3. Mi B. Thompson D. Thore Deborah Sue Thore F.H.A. 1. Nancy Elizabeth Thornton Talon Staff 2, F.H.A. 3, Health Careers Club 3. Linda Ann Tilley Small Ensemble 3, D.E.C.A. N. Thornton Club 3, Pep Club 3. L. Tilley J. Tucker Betty Jane Tucker Band 2, 38, Student Govern- ment 3. 59 Arilla Elizabeth Turner BandieoyaGrAvAcw oqo. Larry Gray Tuttle Baseball 3. Phyllis Louise Tuttle Brenda Sue Vance HHA. 3,0F L.A. 3; History Clubre. Terry Phillip Venable Michael Dixon Vernon Craig Needham Vickers Ronnie Harrell Vineyard Football 2, 3. 60 Turner Tuttle Tuttle Vance Venable M. Vernon C. Vickers R. Vineyard C. Vogler E. Vogler B. Voss B. Waggoner R. Wagner D. L. Walker W. D. Walker Carol Jeanette Vogler Cheerleader 2, 3, Senior Co-chief 3, F.T.A. 2, 8, Anchor Club 3, History Club 8, D.A.R. 3 Top Twenty Senior. Eugene Martin Vogler Junior Varsity Basketball 1, Band 1, 2, 3, Execu- tive -Councili 2. beh A lez Bonita Lynn Voss Health Careers Club 1, 3, Homecoming Spon- sor 38, Senior Class Treasurer, Senior Steering Committee 3. William Joyce Waggoner Basketball 1, 2, 3. James Ronald Wagner William David Walker David Lamar Walker B. Ward G. Ward J. Warren P. Warren G. Watson D. Weavil J. Weavil K. Weavil L. Weavil M. Weavil C. Webster L. Welch I. West G. West S. Wa ll Brenda Sue Ward William Eugene Ward Band 1, 2, 3, Junior Varsity Basketball 1, Jun- ior. Varsity Baseball 1, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, Bus Driver 2, 3, Dance Band 1, 2, 3. Janice Reid Warren Melek, Bk Patsy Faye Warren F.H.A. 3. Donald Wayne Weavil Track 1, 3, Bus Driver 3, Library Club 2. Johnny McCoy Weavil Bus Driver 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, Monogram Club 3. Kathy Darlene Weavil Swinging Eaglettes 3. 61 Lawrence Andrew Weavil, Jr. Myra Lynn Weavil Cheryl Lynn Webster Pep Club 3. Lynn Eugenia Welch isenael Wt, 2 8, Wikre i, 2 a Coxe o) Health Careers Club 1, 23,3, Officer 1, 2, Sci- ence Club 2, 3, Officer 2, House of Representa- tives 1, 2, 8, Junior Class Officer, Homecoming 1, 2, 3, Homecoming Queen 3. Ila Mae West Milton Eugene West Basketball 1, Golf 1, 2, Chess Club 2, Bowling 2 foe drench a@ ubmeo: Sandra Louise Wall Gary Smith Watson Jimmy Roger Westmoreland Mildred Carol Westmoreland Health Careers Club 1, 2, 3, President 3, Science Club 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 3, Basketball Lit GEAPA® 2, College Club 1, 3, Drama Club 3, Monogram Club 1. Henry Burton Whicker Science Club 1, 2, 3, Aquila Staff 2, 3, Key Club 1, 2, 3, Debate Society 2, Chess Club 2, Officer 2, Golf 2, 3, Advanced Placement 3. James Thomas Whicker Executive Council 2, Key Club 2, 3, Aquila Staff 1, 2, 3, Science Club 1, 2, 38, Chess Club 2, French Club 1, 2, Morehead Nominee 3, Nias tional Merit Semi-Finalist 3. Shirley Jean Whicker French Club 1, Basketball 2, Talon Staff 3. Arnold Emory White Football 1. 62 J. Westmoreland C. Westmoreland B. Whicker T. Whicker J. Whicker A. White C. White M. White S. Whitley B. Whitt L. Whitt A. Wikle J. Wilhelm J. Willard L. Williams Sue Carolyn White Library. Clubele Mari Jayne White Sandra Kay Whitley Barbara Irene Whitt French). Clube 25 FiHAAyaS Sharon Lynne Whitt Anna Margaret Wikle Bible Club 1, Anchor Club 8, Aquila Staff oF Talon Staff 2, 3, Health Careers Club 1, Student Government 3, F.T.A. 3. John Wilson Wilhelm Golf 2, 3, Spanish Club 3. Joyce Louise Willard Linda Gail Williams Bowling 2, 3, F.H.A. 3, Pep Club 3, Health Ca- reers Club 3. M. Williard J. Winfree A. Woody B. Woosley SS. Woosley F. Yarbrough M. Yeatts E. Yokeley G. Yokely K. Young S. Young Michael Wade Williard Mark Andrew Yeatts V1LC.3. James Buchanan Winfree Track 1, 2, Cross-country 1, 2. Eddie Michael Yokeley Band 1, V.I.C. 3. Allen Robert Woody Beth Clyde Woosley Siar Anthony Yokely D:E.C-A.. 3. Shae: Sue Ferrell Woosley Mary Kathryn Young French Club 2, 3, Pep Club 3. Talon Staff 1, 2, 3, French Club 1, 3, House of Representatives 3, College Club 3. Joyce Faye Yarbrough Softball 1, G.A.A. 2, 3, Bible Club 3. Steve Martin Young 63 pil With asia Y a iypjptt OSS ii Ge i bt We stand halfway between the top and the bottom of the hill. Color our eyes searching, our thoughts inquisitive, and our actions worthy. We cannot rest upon our laurels until we reach the top. By then we will find resting there impossible also. With our senior year, comes a tough climb. Unforseen opportunities await our conquest. Color us ready. JUNIORS Junior Class Officers Connie McGee, secretary, Gary Michael, vice-president, Eddie Hedgecock, president, Sam Isley, treasurer. 66 Junior year often considered toughest year to tackle Michael Abbott Jack Albert Billy Angel Duffrey Angel Mike Angel Allen Angell Linda Angell Jan Apple Lynn Atkins Marie Baggott Tommy Bakish Mike Baldwin Becky Ball Obie Ballard Tommy Barber Linda Barlow Debbie Barreau Phil Bauguess Phyllis Batten Susan Batten Monty Beeson Pam Bennett Jackie Berrier Jimmy Berry Hope Biby The time has come for Juniors to begin 68 Jackie Biby Larry Blackburn Patty Blackburn Johnny Blanton Sandy Bocholis Louie Bodenhamer Carl Boles Lenore Boles Jerry Bowers Shirley Bowles Earl Bowman Leon Bowman Mike Bowman Shirley Bowman Bruce Brady Larry Branch Marion Branson Gail Brim Louise Brim Debbie Broome Alex Brown Robert Brown Ted Brown Clinton Buckner Mike Buckner planning for post-high school ambitions Phyllis Bull Fay Bullard Von Bullin Becky Burgess Ray Burke Randy Burks Beverly Calhoun Jerry Calhoun Linda Callahan Tommy Campbell David Carico Kenneth Carico John Carson Jean Carroll Ronnie Carswell Gail Castevens Ricky Caudle Bonnie Chandler Lawrence Chandler Sue Chandler Belinda Chrismon Chester Clark Kay Cline Brenda Cobler Dawn Cockman In September, anxious upper-classmen, with 70 Wesley Cole Frankie Coleman Susan Collins Mary Combs Rita Comer Sue Comer Christine Cook Judy Cook Lanny Cook Debbie Cooper Denny Cottingham Joann Cox Willie Craven Sonny Craven Danny Crews Mike Crews Tommy Crews Ronnie Crotts Barbara Crouse Roger Dalton Wayne Dalton Glenna Daniels Rena Daniels Cathy Diehl Bobby Demers hard-set minds, set their goals high Galen Dilworth Larry Disher Cheryl Dixon Linda Dodson Gary Dollarhite Tommy Dollinger Deby Doty Billy Dudley Steve Duggins Susan Duncan Tim Dwiggins Gary Eaton Jimmy Eaton Mary Eaton Nancy Eaton Anita Edmondson Billy Edwards Sid Donna Evans Edward Everhart Kay Everhart Steve Ezzell Don Farris Linda Fellers Mike Ferguson Debbie Fleming Judy Floyd Vicky Flynn Ben Flynt John Flynt Tommy Flynt Jeweli Ford Kenneth Freeman Terry Fullbright Doug Fulp Jackie Fulton Mike Fulton Terry Fulton Carl Gill Robin Gilley Bobby Goode Bonnie Goode Sylvia Goode Linda Grace Mike Green Gary Griffin Joe Griffin Sherry Griffin David Griffith Ricky Grubbs Don Gwynn UP Steve Hagood Brenda Hairston Jane Hall Becky Hammock Jerry Hancock Clifton Hare Mona Harris Cristme Hartman Michael Hartman Rita Hartman Sue Hartman Terry Hartness David Hartsoe Betty Hastings Ronnie Hawks Jerry Headen Chandra Hedgecock Janet Hedgecock Eddie Hedgecock Sandra Hedgecock Diane Henderson Bill Hester Henry Hester Horace Hester Jay Hester 73 Sharon Hester Jimmy Hicks Jennifer Higgins Susan Hinsdale Danny Holcomb Phyllis Holler Sharon Holt Linda Hooper Cathy Huie Gray Hull Becky Hutchins Jeff Idol Patsy Idol Linda Ingram Ronnie Ingram Sam Isley Gail James Carol Jeffries Bob Jenkins Danny Johnson Kara Johnson Roger Johnson Charlie Jones Gloria Jones Judy Jordan 75 76 Michael Jordan Mary Lou Kapp Dennis Keeton Danny Kiger Patti Kiger Helen Kilgore Larry King Ronnie King Carlene Kirkman Chris Kirkman Roger Kirkman Sandra Kirkman Kathy Kleber Linda Knight Nancy Knight Pat Knight Peggy Knight Ray Lackey Joyce Lambert Bobbie Lambeth Susan Lane Steve Lankford Carol Larrimore Kathy Lawson Martna Lawson Vicky Lawson Ronnie Laxton Dianne Lemons Jerry Lemons Richard Lenderman Ann Lewis Kathleen Lindley Beth Linville Charlie Linville Craig Linville Danny Linville Doug Linville Steve Linville Duane Long Denny Mabe Irma Mabe Dianne Mabe Linda Macon Margaret Macy Patricia Manuel Priscilla Manuel Jack Marion Wanda Marion Billy Martin Buddy Martin 77 MAAR ORG Missi Wie LU Onan enone Lynn Masten Otis McCoin Danny McCracken Steve McCracken Calvin McCuiston Myrna McCuiston Connie McGee Nancy McGee Nancy McGrady Elizabeth McKaughan Ricky McKnight Dale McLaurin Rick McPherson Linda McRae Larry Merritt 78 Harold Metts Gary Michael Linda Milam Dot Mitchell Dianne Moore Phil Moore Sharon Moore J. D. Morris Steve Morris David Motsinger Debbie Motsinger Ellis Motsinger Terry Motsinger Terry Mounce David Mustin Junior dramatist, Deby Doty, renders her interpretation of one of Edgar Lee characters in his famous book, Spoon River Anthology. 79 Master’s 80 David Mustin Von Mustin Beverly Naylor Betty Nelson Chuck Nelson Betty Newsom Clif Oakley Mike Owens Harold Page Ernie Parker Mary Ann Paterson Johnny Payne Pat Pearman Sonja Peddycord Jerry Peeples Jimmy Pegram Nora Pegram Ava Pender Carol Peoples Bobby Perdue Larry Perryman Becky Petticord Toni Petticord James Pettit Roger Pinnix Vicki Poss Gloria Preston Barbara Queen Philip Quick Jennifer Raker Dianna Rasnick Peggy Reavis Gary Redding Mike Redding Linda Reed Sara Reed Becky Reid Hilda Reid Elaine Roberson Nancy Roberson Wayne Robertson Debbie Rohath Pam Sapp Doris Sealey Ann Sears Becky Sechrest Clarence Sell Johnny Sell Mary Sell Jerry Sheets 81 Margaret Shelton Connie Shipe Ronnie Shouse Virgil Siler Ricky Simmons Karen Sisk Connie Slate David Slate Sylvia Slate Debbie Smith Jack Smith Jimmy Smith Judy Smith Neil Smith Mike Smith Ola Smith Patsy Smith Jimmy Snipes John Snipes Tim Snow Charlene Snyder Donna Southern Diane Spainhour Gary Spencer Doug Spivey Vickie Spivey Ellen Stafford Jerry Stafford Glenda Stallings Darwin Stanley Carolyn Staples Cynthia Steele Penny Stevens Lynda Stoltz Pam Stoltz Michael Styers Mike Swaim Ronnie Sweatman June Tatum Kay Taylor Lynwood Taylor Gary Teague Pam Tedder Pat Terrell Alma Thomas June Thomas Alan Thompson Gail Thmpson Sarah Jo Thore Brenda Tilley RDA Es ARIE ea a eae eae dogs ee. Sa Susan Tilley Vicki Tilley Larry Turpin Esther Tuttle Jimmy Vanhoy Ronnie Vaughn Shirley Vaughn Marlene Vogler Ted Vogler Ruth Wadford Vickie Waggoner Craig Wagner Eddie Wagoner James Waiters Donald Walburn Denny Walker Gary Walker Judy Walker Aldean Wall Linda Walls Richard Walton Bill Warden Pat Warren Ted Warren Jerry Watson Beverly Weaver Nancy Weaver June Weavil Nathan Weavil Bobbi West Henry West Hilda Whicker Kay Whicker Kay Whicker Steve Whicker Joyce Whitaker Betty Whitley Lillian Wicker Kaye Willard Kent Willard Pat Willard Charlene Williams Keith Williams Donna Williard Angie Wilson Carol Wilson Robert Wimmer Ronald Winters Beverly Woodard Bud Woodard 86 Roger Surratt Dennis Swaim Russel Woody Elaine Worley Gary Yarbrough Kathy Yokley Linda Yokley Esther Young Terry Young Stella Zimmerman IN MEMORIAM Carroll P. Welborn, Jr. (1950-1965) Billy Ziglar 88 SOPHOMORES We begin at the bottom of the hill with our sophomore year. The climb is not an easy one, for we often stumble upon the rocks which are scattered along the way and sometimes we fall. We never quite know what is on the other side of the ravines or the daisy-covered meadows, but we climb onward-onward to the summit— onward to the future. Sophomore Class Officers Kenny Weavil, Vice President: Phil Lane, President: Eddie Parrish, Treasurer: Cindi Smith, Secretary: Harry Ables Ann Adams Sarah Adams Judy Akers Gwyn Albert Glenda Allison Bynum Ashby Polly Atkins Billie Baggott Brenda Baker Charles Ball Vicki Ballard Brenda Barefoot Pat Barger Raymond Barger Bruce Barnard Bill Barrow Carolyn Bassett Barbara Bauguess Jackie Beanblossom Gwen Beck Geraid Beeson Marty Beeson Thomas Beeson Dale Benge Sandra Berrier Linda Biles Mary Biles Kathy Billings Pat Binkley Carol Blevins Stanley Bodsford Wilma Boger Judy Boles Lannie Boles Jerry Boles Charles Bond Bessie Bowman Peggy Bowman Kenneth Branch Connie Beannock Scott Brinkley 90 Doug Brinson Mary Lou Brooks John Broome Brenda Brown Mary Brown Nancy Brown Shirley Brown Terry Lee Bull Terry Lee Bull Vicki Byrd Sammy Cain Michael Calhoun Patricia Calhoun Marcia Callahan Linda Cannon Faye Carroll Debbie Carter Linda Carter Mary Carter Rubin Casper Homer Castle Danny Caudill Jerry Chambers Ronnie Champney Darrell Chandler Larry Chandler Ronnie Charles Terry Charles Chris Cheatham Al Chrismon Carol Clinard Ronney Clinard Tommy Clinard Thomas Cline Sue Clubb Debbie Cobbler Shirley Cobbler William Coffey Dennis Coley Charles Collicutt Jerry Collins Danny Cook Jane Cook Karen Cook Nancy Cook Freddie Cooke Tommy Cooke Annette Corum Doris Cox Larue Cox Mike Creason Kay Crews Steve Crews Diane Criner Kenneth Cullen Dennis Curley Sherman Dalton Sue Dalton Gary Daniel Roger Davidson Thomas Davis Valeria Davis William Davis Vicki Deal Steve Diehl Bonnie Dillon Patsy Dillon Paula Dinkel Mike Dinkins Betty Disher Linda Dixon Hal Dockery David Dollinger Barbara Douthit Erma Douthit Barry Dowell Becky Duncan Sharon Duncan Darlene Durggins Brenda Eaton Judy Eaton Jerry Earnhardt David Edwards Frankie Edwards Al Lois Edwards Jerry Ellis Fonty Emerson Benny Engel Jerry Enscore Sandra Everhart Pat Ezzell Jimmy Felts Pat Floyd David Flynt Willie Flynt Bobby Fort Sharon Frady Mona Freeman Norman Freeman Phyllis Freeman Roger Freeman Michael Fulcher Annie Fulp Jerry Fulp Pat Fulp Sandra Fulp Thomas Fulp Brenda Fulton Debbie Fulton Naomi Fulton George Fussel Donnie Gauldin Phillip Gentry Frances George Elizabeth Gibson Bobby Gilbert Donna Glascoe Marcus Godwin Cecelia Goins Jerry Goode Steve Gordon Harry Gordy Becky Gourley Steve Gourley Phyllis Grace Ronnie Gray Howard Greenwood Steve Griffin Randy Gorgan Keith Grubbs Larry Guy Wayne Haas Frankie Hackett Karen Haney Jerry Hare Ted Harris Benny Hartley Terry Hartsell Ginger Hartsoe David Hastings Amy Hauser Kenneth Hauser Brenda Hayes Judy Hayes 93 94 Thomas Hayes Vicki Hayes Ronald Headrick Jimmy Hedgecock Vicki Hedgecock Linda Hemrick Betty Hendrix Darrell Hensdale Ronnie Hensdale Patricia Hewett Patsy Hewett Janet Hicks Mary Higgins Gayneil Highfill Mary Hill Chris Hilton Jerry Hodges Betty Holecolm Brent Holcolm Doug Holman Marie Holt Carlotta Honaker Joe Hooker Pam Howerton William Huffman Pat Hull Annette Hunsucker Steve Hutchens Sidney Hutchins Janice Idol Janie Idol Richard Idol Sandra Idol Martha Jackson Donna Jakovec Ronald Jakovec Marie James Ronnie James Laura Johnson Linda Johnson Connie Jones Donny Jones Paul Josey Ann Joyce Mike Joyce Tommy Joyce Mike Karr Warren Karr Victor Keen Sandra Kiger Sammy Kilgore John Kincaid Dorothy Kiser Melvin Kiser Phyllis Knox Linda Kuzio Gary Ladd Vicki Ladd Billy Landreth Cynthia Landreth Susan Landreth Phil Lane Shirley Larrimore Anne Laster Donnie Lawson Larry Lawson Linda Lee Roger Lemons Mittie Leonard David Lewellyn Freddie Lewis Jerry Lewis Nancy Lewis Alice Lingerfelt Joey Linville Ronnie Linville Butch Loflin Wade Loggins Doug Long Diane Lumley Jewel Mabe Jimmy Mabe Marie Mabe Kathy Mahood 95 OO Sse aRRRRRARGANN . ah man . es + = a € Tony Mansfield Danny Manuel Douglas Manuel Billy Marsh Carson Marsh Judy Marsh Darlene Martin Joan Martin Larry Martin Kenneth Matthews Nora Matthews Phillip Matthews Paul McCray Danny McGee Greg McGee Henry McGee Norris McIver Vicky McKaughn James McKee Virginia Meadows Danny Melton Alan Michael Graham Michael Roland Mints Donna Mintz Glenda Mitchell Mary Ann Mitchell Bobby Moore Debbie Moore Sterling Moore Glen Morgan Nancy Moses Steve Motsinger Vicky Motsinger Barbara Mullinax Steve Musten Linda Myers Sharon Myers Bill Neal Mary Jo Neal Janice Nelson Jimmy Nelson 98 Mike Nelson Sarah Nelson Steve Nelson Van Nelson David Newsom Mike Newsome Ricky Nichols Richard Norman Keith Osborne Joan Owenby Brenda Owens Donald Pack India Page Jane Pardue Jean Parham Jack Parnell Eddie Parrish Larry Parrish Denny Peacock Terry Peddycord Jerry Peebles Donald Pegram Harry Pegram Janette Pegram Mary Pegram Nancy Pender Richard Pender Carol Peoples Carolyn Petticord Julia Plemmons Brenda Pratt Ronnie Preston Terry Price Robert Priddy Ricky Prince Joan Puckett Elvin Queen Kay Raby Sheryl Rasmussen Cathy Reavis Clarence Redmon Patsy Reid Coy Reid Steve Reid Herman Richardson Richard Richardson Clarence Rierson Janice Riggins Tommy Rike Tom Riley Ann Ring Steve Rivers Brenda Robbins Brenda Robbins Steve Robbins Steve Roberson Larry Roberts Linda Roberts Jimmy Robertson Wayne Roesel Alpha Rominger Vicky Rosdhal Linda Rule Sandra Runions Margo Rushing Steve Sapp Bethy Satterthwait Carol Sawyer Jan Scott Ronnie Scott Troy Sexton Robert Shanahan Sue Sherrill Mike Sidden Carl Simmons Vicki Simmons Taft Simpson Carrene Sink Dwight Sink Joe Sink Rex Slate Ronnie Slate Ann Smith Cindy Smith 99 ES David Smith Delane Smith Don Smith Kathy Smith Kenneth Smith Phillip Smith Raeford Smith Sherry Smith Vickie Smith Patricia Snow Raeford Snow Larry Spainhour Neil Spainhour Dottie Spangler Calvin Sprinkle Brenda Stafford Chris Stafford Dorothy Stewart Sue Stewart Brenda Sullivan Skip Summerlin Beverly Swain Donna Swaim Stanley Swaim Vicki Talley Mike Tate Barbara Taylor Carl Taylor David Taylor Keith Taylor Mike Taylor Bonnie Teague Loretta Thomas Herbert Throckmorton Robert Throckmorton Sammy Tilley Dawn Trusdale Randy Turner Brenda Tuttle Gene Tuttle Steve Tuttle Janet Vance 102 Lynn Vance Camilla Vaughn Dennis Vaughn Kenneth Vaughn Johnnie Vineyard Jane Vogler Jean Vogler Ricky Vogler Betsy Voss Peggy Waggoner Sue Waggoner Barbara Walker Barret Walker Wade Wall Willie Wall Barbara Walser Candy Walser Beverly Weavil Janice Weavil Kenny Weavil Debbie Welborn Dennis Welborn Kathy Whicker Ronald Whicker Thomas Whicker Carol White Danny Wilkes Paul Williams Randy Williams Cathy Williard Kenny Williard Lynn Willis Donna Wilson James Wilson Jerry Wilson Wayne Wilson Meta Witcher Barbara Withers Steve Wooten Sharon Worrell Eva Wyesloiff Mike Yokley A Time For Everything There is a time for coaching, Instructing, inspiring, and Instilling championship Characteristics. There is a time! for running, Shooting, scoring, rebounding, Tackling, passing, blocking, Punting, defending our goal, Proving potential ability, Putting to use locker-room Principles and taking Advantage of the lesser team’s Mistakes. There is a time for showing Good sportsmanship and playing With all our hearts. There is a time for chanting Our theme song... “We can do it, we can do it, we will!” There is a time, every time, To prove that winning isn’t Everything-it’s the only thing. Mr. Jack Musten Head Baseball Coach Assistant Basketball Coach Mr. Jack Blaylock Head Basketball Coach Assistant Baseball Coach 107 Mr. Carl Clarke Head Football Coach Assistant Wrestling Coach COACHES Mr. Dan Crowe Track and Cross Country Coach Mrs. Ann Idol GAA Director Mr. Bob Patton Head Line Coach COACHES Junior Varsity Football Coaches Mr. Alan Morton Mr. Perry Lefeavers Mr. John Withrow Head of Equipment Mrs. Charles Morton Backfield Coach Mr. Horace Nelson Mr. Ben Hunnicutt Junior Varsity Basketball Head Wrestling Coach 110 co : 11] Burlington A strong Burlington ground attack proved to be too much for East’s defensive team in a 33-0 loss. Lexington East led 14-7 at the half, but two fumbles in the last half led to paydirt for Lexington. Page With Ned Mabe scoring two touchdowns, East overpowered Page for a 34-18 home- coming victory. North A fired up fourth quarter decided the final score of 13-10 when North failed in a des- perate attempt to score. 72 1965 SCHEDULE VARSITY FOOTBALL VS yen OOO Front Row: Dalton Everhart, John Parsons, David Chappell, Bill-Seott, Ronnie Vineyard, Charlie Roberts, Ricky Grubbs, Richard Lenderman, Mike Lewallen, Rickie Simmons, David Swaim, Gary Mabe. Second Row: Richard Landreth, James Flynt, Steve Hagood, Mike Ferguson, Alan Thompson, David Cook, Jack Smith, Mike Buckner, Dary Mabe, Denny Cot- tingham, Ronnie Carswell, Walter Tate. Third Row: Eddie 113 Higgins, Roger Pinnix, J. D. Morris, Gary Michael, Phillip Quick, Jim Settle, Larry Turpin, Kent Spainhour, Larry King, Billy Warden. Fourth Row: Warren Karr, Larry Spainhour, Doug Linville, Lanny Cook, Jay Waiters, Jimmy Kilgore, Steve Langham, Jack Albert, Denny Mabe, Ronnie Shouse, Phil Baugess. Fifth Row: Coach Withrow, Coach Clarke, Coach C. Morton, Catch Patton, Coach Musten, Doug Spivey. Ned Mabe runs his famous end sweep and gains a first down before being brought down by a Grimsley lineman. West Forsyth East started strong with a 7-0 lead over West but failed to add to their touchdown in the first half and found themselves down 14-7 at halftime. East scored again, but missed the conversion, deciding the final score. High Point High Point’s 14-0 lead hampered East’s second half play as they failed to match two more High Point touchdowns in a 26-0 defeat. Parkland East and Parkland exchanged second quarter touchdowns for a 6-6 half-time score. Then a thrilling last quarter was deadlocked at 13- 13 after giving up 7 more points apiece. Grimsley Although East played without having a penalty called against them, Grimsley scored the only touchdown to defeat East 7-0. Coach Clarke decides on Eagle strategy during a football game. Coaches decide on East’s next move as resting players cheer on their teammate Ned Mabe finds himself hemmed in as Ronnie Shouse helps out. Smith Despite a scoreless first-half, East broke away to secure a 20-0 lead over Greensboro Smith. Ronnie Vineyard clears the way as an East runner follows close behind. Mabe and Quick voted co-captains by team Touch football helped quarterback, Jack Smith, condi- tion himself for fall practice. For their outstanding performances, Philip Quick and Ned Mabe were chosen seasonal co-captains. 116 JUNIOR VARSITY ae YS First Row: David Edwards, Terry Peddycord, Jack Parnell, Rick Nichols, Steve Gordon, Jimmy Nelson, Bill Barrow, Mike Barger, Ronnie Jackovec, David Newsome, Jerry Chambers. Second Row: Homer Castle, Victor Keen, Randy Grogan, Doug Holman, Ronnie Charles, Clarence Rierson, Steve Sapp, Ken Weav il, Barry Dowell, Don Smith. Third Row: Mike LZ, Tate, Steve Motsinger, Danny Melton, Johnny Vineyard, Wade Wall, Sammy Tilley, Mike Creason, Brent Holcomb, Randy Turner, Coach Lefeavers. Fourth Row: Terry Dill, Braham Michael, Larry Finney, Stan Bodsford, Robert Priddy, Jerry Collins, Ronnie Champney, Coach Alan Horton. 4 BASKETBALL Height and agility once more give East a winning combination and a second chance at the board. Steve Blaylock takes time out to catch a few winks, as North failed to put up much of a fight. Once again North proves that they’re always “on the outside looking in.” East Forsyth, before the season began, was rated “the” team to beat in the class 4-A conference division. Getting off to a slow start, East’s populari- ty staggered, btit showing the depth and poise that they are noted for, East won it’s way back into a prominent position in the con- ference race. As the season ends, East is number five, barely edged out of fourth place by Grimsley. As tournament times rolls around, the Eagles are in their best physical and mental condition, with hopes of a shiny trophy to add to their collection. Os First row: Monty Beeson, Steve Blaylock, Ricky Mc- Knight, David Motsinger; Second row: Davie Cooke, Ned Mabe, Kenny Flynt, Billy Waggoner; Third row: Johnny Parsons, Johnny Blanton, Billy Warden, Mike Buckner. 120 They wanted Eagle meat 12] but they didn’t get it 1965-66 SCHEDULE East Opponents Ist 2nd Ist 2nd 51 68 Northwest Guilford 54 63 56 64 Reynolds 57 44 50 63 Parkland 53 AT 48 Grimsley 56 61 56 North O2MEO 62 64 Burlington 71 5¢ Ale 50 Page 61 47 69 64 Lexington 5T 53 (oe By West 58 61 58 56 Smith 45 41 122 JUNIOR VARSITY Kneeling: Thurmond Waiters, Bill Neal, Danny Wilkes, Standing: Marcus Godwin, Wade Wall, Wade Loggins, James Kenny Weavil, Jimmy Thomas. Waiters, Steve Roberson, Richard Idol. No matter how many arms reach for a rebound, Jay Waiters’ Despite a “poking” Viking, Danny Wilkes adds two more. spring-board feet and sticky hands usually control the ball. 123 BOYS’ BOWLING TEAM Good putting is a skill acquired by concentra- tion and constant practice. First row: Tommy Sacrinty, Calvin Sell, Dennis Vaughn, Henry Hester, Richard Landreth; Second row: Von Mustin, Bobby Goode, Donald Hester, Rick McPherson, Chuck Dinkel; Third row: Danny Sell. GOLF TEAM SEERA: Knowing which club to use at the right time often makes the vital difference, as Shawn Daniel will be the first to admit. First row: Richard Landreth, Phil Bauguess, Shawn Daniel, Burton Whic- ker; Second row: Mike Butner, Randy Burks, Grif Bowen, Bill Henderson. 124 CROSS COUNTRY First row: Tommy Dollinger, Steve Roberson, Marty Daniels, Second row: Billy Waggoner, Bill Neal, Steve Carswell, Gary Steve Blaylock, Allen Osborne, Jimmy Mabe, Marty Beeson. Redding, George Fussell, Richard Idol. SAREE RRS First row: D. Crowe, coach, C. McGee, T. Brown, C. Sell, D. Linville, J. Smith, J. Albert, M. Beeson, J. Mabe, A. Morton, coach. Second row: J. Waiters, T. Dollinger, S. Roberson, A. Thompson, M. Daniels, D. Swayngim, R. McKnight, S. Blay- lock, A. Osborne, G. Fussell. Third row: D. Melton, R. Cars- well, R. Vineyard, S. Hagood, T. Flynt, G. Mabe, D. Mabe, K. Flynt, S. Carswell, T. Boles. Fourth row: E. Vogler, J. Collins, R. Landreth, L. Turpin, B. Neal, G. Redding, B. Waggoner, R. Idol, S. Brinkley. Hardening leg muscles producing winners. 126 SINGS is a painful, but necessary measure in First row: Coach Blaylock, Coach Musten, Coach Hunnicutt. Steve Hagood, Ronnie James, Bynum Ashby, Gary Yar- Second row: Ricky Nichols, Sonny Berry, Johnny Parsons, brough, Johnny Blanton, Danny Macy, Steve Musten, Danny Gary Southard, Don Marshall, Keith Albert, Gary Jackson, Wilkes. Fifth row: Ricky Simmons, Keith Beeson, Charlie Johnny Weavil, Charlie Roberts. Third row: Gary Michael, Jones, Jimmy Vanhoy, J. W. McKee, Roger Pinnix, Jimmy Jerry Calhoun, Mike Swaim, Chuck Dinkel, Neal Smith, Wilson. David Sheilds, Davie Cooke, Steve Blaylock. Fourth row: BASEBALL SPRING ’66 First row: Ronnie Jones, Danny Johnson, Jimmy Mabe, Milam. Second row: Philip Martin, David Shields, Gary Mabe, Bruce Marshall, Dee Swayngim, Mike Ferguson, Grover Jimmy Kilgore, Chuck Dinkel, Phil Bauguess. 128 Ginny Stone, Micki Royals, Lynn Masten, Cheryl Lemar, Linda Yokley, Susan Kerner, Carol Vogler, Dawn Cockman, Carolyn Petticord, Kay Norman. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Carol Vogler Senior Co-Chief Lynn Masten Junior Co-Chief Susan Kerner Chief 130 Dawn Cockman Linda Yokley Micki Royals Ginny Stone Carolyn Petticord Cheryl Lemar Kay Norman 131 Annette Corum, Susan Tilley, co-chief, Sara Reed, chief, Cindi Smith, Susan Hinsdale, Vicki Waggoner, Linda Biles, Linda Stoltz, Hilda Whicker, Debbie Fulton. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS ls Judy Brannock Lynn Welch Paula Dinkel Co-Chief MAJORETTES - EO i Sharon Gibson Beth Bumgarner Chief Feature Twirler Kay Holder Saundra Lane Carolyn Meachum June Weavil eee Linda Ingram. Second Row: Brenda Greenwood, Frankie Edwards, Gale James, Diane Swaim, Ava Pender, Faye Bullard, Inez Stanley, Brenda Sapp. Patty Kiger, Pam Howerton. Third Row: Joyce Whitaker, Lynn Atkins, Wanda Taylor, Vicki Edwards, Debbie Motsinger, Carol Hedgecock, Frances Mendenhall, Anita Edmondsen. Fourth Row: Pattie Blackburn, Linda Kuzio, Bonnie Chandler, Esther Young, Cheryl Charles, Diane Lumley, Sandra Idol, Sue Club, Beth Turner, Judy Bowman. 134 ye Ty % Zz 4 ona BOWLING TEAM Ke , Brim, Carolyn il Ga issman . Gla. Cn in Gay Holcomb Beli bd ich ’ 2 Ann Re ie Flynn kle ick in V b) Paula D Crouse 137 . SS A Maseipres ‘ pitt ip . 138 — A Time For Everything There is a time for organizing, Developing, creating, expanding, And placing stepping stones for Tomorrow’s followers. There is a time to participate, Work in groups, and clubs. There is an activity ready and Waiting for everyone. There is a time to go one step Further and one step higher. It is not enough to equal Yesterday’s work. Accomplish What yesterday set out to do And then take one giant step Forward. Chery! Lemar Sweetheart The sale of Christmas money for projects. trees helped club raise Key Clubbers enjoyed several dinners like this one where Coach Jack Murdock of Wake Forest College was guest speaker. President, Bill Porter, accepts the Goodwill Trophy for the 3,000 clothing bundles collected by the club. 144 nrg an isis MUA te HPO = PUUSWO rit Bill Porter President Ashburn Bailey Blaylock Boles Bowen Brown Carswell Collicutt Griffith Mabe Marshall Martin Michael Osborne Parrish Parsons Phillips Quinn Smith Swain Swayngim Thompson Whicker Whicker E. Hedgecock V.President 145 T. Pulliam Secretary KE. Parker Treasurer Ginny Stone President Emily Adams Debbie Barreau Dawn Brindle Beverly Broyles Bonita Broyles Gail Castevens Gretchen Holsopple Kathy Huie Susan Kerner Carlene Kirkman Cheryl Lemar Connie McGee Nancy Neal Kay Norman Becky Reid Ellen Reed Sara Reed Sara Jo Thore Carol Vogler Anna Wikle S. Hinsdale Vice-President -ANCHOR CLUB J. Edwards Secretary C. Collicutt Treasurer J. Smith Parliamentary The years is over. The annual is finished. Hours, days, weeks, and months of sweat, worry, and satisfac- tion are all moments of yesterday... moments to be treasured forever. Bill Porter Senior Co-Editor 148 “AQUILA STAFF. Carol Hedgecock Editor-In-Chief Sara Jo Thore Junior Assistant Editor Sponsors and Senior Assistants First row: Jo Anne Edwards, Miss Nita Garrett, sponsor, Judy Bowman, Anna Wikle, Larry Elliott. Second row: Mr. Dan Pearce, sponsor, Mrs. Nancy Womack, sponsor, Burton Whicker, Pat McGrady, Tommy Whicker. ocesieessatin Sophomore Assistants Chuck Collicutt, Donna Swaim Junior Assistants Seated: Cathy Huie, Becky Reid. Standing: Gary Michael, Carlene Kirkman. 149 TALON STAFF Nancy Neal Talon Editor Kathy Huie, Linda Dodson, Hilda Reed, Gail Castevens, Anna Wikle, Kathy Young. Terrell Pulliam Sentinal Teen Page Correspondent Kathy Young Managing Editor 150 Talon grows in circulation and population First row: Allen Osborne, Steve Blaylock, Ronnie Scott, Dar- win Stanley, Jimmy Bauguess. Second row: Mrs. Mary Swain, sponsor, Barbara Withers, Jean Whicker, Sandra Mounce, Judy Lakey, Carol Hastings, Kitty Brown, Sharon Whorrel, Susan Hinsdale, Linda Stoltz, Kathy Yokley, Pam Howerton, Paula Dinkel, Beverly Woodard, Jane Cook, Jean The Talon continues to grow in production and _ staff membership each year. While 99% of the student body enjoys the summer’s leisure, the 1% known as the Talon staff, begins LFS) Parham, Nancy Roberson, Priscilla Ivester, Mrs. Clark, spon- sor, Mrs. Thomas, sponsor. Third row: Sherry Smith, Kathy Whicker, Nora Pegram, Anna Swaim, Chris Kirkman, Kay Everhart, June Weavil, Debbie Smith, Peggy Reavis, Carol Westmoreland, Debbie Rohath, Jennifer Matthews, Vicki Talley, Sandra Everhart, Sharon Sapp, Sue Hartman. work on producing a paper to hand out the first day the students return in the fall. A paper is distributed once a month summing that month’s acti- vities and events. David Swain President STUDENT GOVERNMENT Pigenare First row: Diane Redmon, Carolyn Crouse, Brenda Blackburn. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Second row: Jack Smith, Susan Kerner, Nancy Neal. Third row: David Swain, Ginny Stone, Larry Elliott. Fourth row: Philip Martin, Ellen Reed, Tommy Whicker. Fifth row: Priscilla Man- uel, Sharon Ham, Ray Bailey. Sixth row: Carol Hedgecock, Sara Jo Thore, Grif Bowen. Seventh row: Bill Porter, Carol West- moreland, Cheryl Lemar. Eighth row: Skip Summerlin, Debbie Barreau. Ellen Reed Speaker of the House Larry Elliott Vice President HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Debbie Barreau Secretary | Jack Smith Treasurer First row: Gale James, Carolyn Crouse, Brenda Black- burn, Nancy Newsome, Nora Matthews. Second row: Ellen Reed, Inez Stanley, Martha Mabe, Wanda Sears, Lynn Welch. Third row: Jack Smith, David Swain, Larry Elliott, Sara Reed, Eddie Hedgecock. Fourth row: Becky Ball, Joyce Whitaker, Kathy Young, Gail Castevens, Ernie Parker. Fifth row: Carolyn Meachum, Ann Reich, Chery] Flynn, Gretchen Holsopple, Gary Michael. Sixth row: Angie Johnson, Cynthia Steele, Jane Tucker, Priscilla Manuel, Donese Coley. Seventh row: Bobbie Lambeth, Linda Macon, Renae Daniels, Debbie Barreau, Annette Newsome. Eighth row: Faye Carroll, Betty Holcomb, Kathy Mahood, Neil Smith, Terry Fulbright. DRAMATICS CLUB jspusseitiotiioe i — BRS é — Sone Sr ON Seoneeaugh oy Zs ES Pe ee siicconnismcnstth sahara earescnanmrecnpieation State Band East places thirteen on All- ‘ssipeitpipsted phi PD ITE OE LT, ip CHORUS First row: Kay Norman, Freddie Bull, Emily Adams, Don Marshall, Susan Kerner, Sonny Berry, Brenda Blevins, Grif Bowen. Second row: Allen Osborne, Linda Stewart, Eddie Weavil, Phyllis King, Terry Nelson, Beth Bumgarner, Kent Willard, Jennifer Higgins. Third row: Leah Gable, Richard Quinn, Vicki Phillips, Terrell Pulliam, Linda Tilley, Steve Blaylock, Linda Stoltz, Wayne Rossell. First row: Janet Vance, Freddie Bull, Jenny Biles, Neal Mary Jo Kapp, Richard Landreth, Hilda Whicker, David Smith, Connie McGee, Steve Mabe, Sara Ellen Adams, Terry Swain, Jennifer Raker, Charlie Bowles, Nancy McGrady, Nelson, Phyllis King, Mike Williard, Leah Gable. Second row: Alvin Hayes, Barbara Queen, Ted Vogler, Cindi Smith. FRENCH CLUB SPANISH CLUB a — FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUBS ATE SOC First row: Pat Warren, Calvin McCuiston, Glenna Daniels, Sid Donna Evans, Debbie Barreau, Carlene Kirkman, Mrs. Cox, sponsor. Second row: Richard Quinn, Larry Merritt, Ronnie Ingram, David Hastings, Chuck Collicutt, Gary NIOR ENGINEERS aoe Daniel, Allen Osborne. Third row: Mrs. Mueller, sponsor, Grif Bowen, Mr. Ruark, sponsor, Steve Ezzell, Jimmy Smith, Bud Woodard, Jerry Bowers, Nathan Weavil, Philip Ash- burn, Bill Porter. Burton Whicker, Marty Daniels, Tommy Whicker, Philip Ashburn, Allen Osborne, Charles Jenkins, Nancy Neal, Mr. Callahan, sponsor. Larry Elliott, ‘DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION. Ist row: L. Tilley, M. Combs, T. Rushing, S. Holt, B. Holt, B. Pardue, T. Southern, R. Bruce, R. Gross. 4th row: D. C. White, H. Dull, K. Nichols. 2nd row: S. Robbins, P. Smith, Lawson, G. Hart, E. Martin, R. Edison, M. Angel, B. Martin, S. James, J. Floyd, B. Woosley, L. Barlow, C. McGee, P. R. Lackey, D. Walker, J. Martin, D. Carson, J. Castle. Knight. 3rd row: J. Garris, N. Parnell, S. Raper, T. Pegram, 4G 10 Ist row: L. Dezern, R. Stafford, G. Hodge, M. Yates, J. Coleman, W. Martin, D. Martin, C. Lynch. 4th row: E. Larramore, 8. Duggins, W. Cole, R. Sink. 2nd row: S. Peg- Yokely, L. Tuttle, E. Everhart, J. Eaton, J. Price, T. Ladd, ram, L. Myers, L. Idol, S. Young, E. Sapp, D. White, L. Rk. Surratt. Brady, H. Hester. 3rd row: D. Swaim, G. Reed, H. Page, F. 162 pe | mnie RAPE A ele (CILAUIs) COLLEGE CLUB BIBLE CLUB OD) Wess Yl GT we Cie Re LIBRARY CLUB OFFICE HELPERS BUS DRIVERS Mii, ee Yas A Time For Everything There is a time for setting Our goals high and striving Until we reach them. There is a time for working Far into the night, cramming As much knowledge as we can Into our ever-developing Minds. There is a time for molding Valuable talents and Creating reality out of Life long dreams. And now there is a time for Honoring, glorifying, Recognizing, and rewarding Deserving students. Philip Ashburn: Summer Science Program; Outstanding in Science ones A BERLE Ray Bailey President of National Honor Society Outstanding in Scholarship and Spirit Ellen Reed Speaker of the House Outstanding in Service 171] Terrell Pulliam Teen Page Corres Ip pondent in Scholarshi ing in Outstand Richard Quinn ics Academ Skating in Outstanding TOP TWENTY SENIORS gy _ ro} Ne Ia re) Be 3 ho 4,7 ge OS ory uw EE bo nas ES eae 3 S = ml 172 Carol Hedgecock Editor-in-Chief of Aquila Outstanding in Basketball and Dramatics Allen Osborne National Merit Semi-Finalist Outstanding In Science Bill Porter President of Key Club Outstanding In Speaking TOP TWENTY SENIORS President of Anchor Club Outstanding in Scholarship and Spirit Susan Kerner Ginny Stone Chief Cheerleader Outstanding in Spirit and Scholarship TOP TWENTY SENIORS Ned Mabe All-Conference Football Squad Outstanding in Athletics TOP TWENTY SENIORS David Swain President of Student Council Outstanding in Athletics Emily Adams Governor’s School Outstanding in Arts Larry Elliott Vice President Student Council Outstanding in Service Grif Bowen Morehead Scholarship Semi-Finalist Outstanding in Scholarship TOP TWENTY SENIORS q RO Cheryl Lemar Secretary of Forsyth Youth Commission Outstanding in Congeniality Sonny Berry Baseball . Outstanding in Service 176 SCAMS TY SENIORS TOP TWEN n 12) ‘3 o = SG � ns n ies) es wok z a eile wm = OG v S = mon yy of a Ow as a8 5 a's FS ee Eas PDN es S SE S Ss oO ° wn oo 3 age ) Ay Outstand Vi ADVANCED PLACEMENT English Richard Quinn, Steve Blaylock, Ray Bailey, Linda Stewart, Ginny Stone, Linda Baugess, Bill Porter. Susan Kerner, Cathy Collicutt, Sharon Ham, Terrell Pulliam. == Biology Chemistry Alan Osborne, Larry Elliott, Philip Ashburn, Grif Bowen, Tommy Whicker, Burton Whic- ker. 178 Chiefs Susan Kerner, Grif Bowen, Sharon Ham NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MARSHALS First row: Philip Ashburn, Cathy Collicutt, Linda Baugess, Emily Adams, Emily Day, Jo Anne Edwards, Terrell Pulliam. Second row: Alan Os- borne, Kay Norman, Priscilla Ivester, Nancy Neal, Beverly Broyles, Larry Elliott. Third row: Ray Bailey, Ginny Stone, Steve Blaylock, Tommy Whicker, Philip Stewart, Richard Quinn. First row: Emily Adams, Philip Ashburn, Ray Bailey, Steve Kerner, Nancy Neal, Terry Nelson, Bill Porter, Terrell Blaylock, Grif Bowen, Larry Elliott. Second row: Susan Pulliam, Ginny Stone, Tommy Whicker. 179 QUILL AND SCROLL Kathy Young, Burton Whicker, Bill Porter, Carol Hedgecock, Larry Elliott, Tommy Whicker, Nancy Neal. BOYS’ STATE Steve Blaylock, Larry Elliott, David Swain D.A.R. Carol Vogler 180 Gretchen Holsopple East’s Foreign Exchange Student Governor’s School Don Marshall, Susan Kerner, David Griffith, Terry Nelson, Emily Adams Summer Science Program Be barn) Tommy Whicker Civitan Leadership Conference Bill Porter, Grif Bowen, Alan Osborne Morehead Nominees. First row: Steve Blaylock, Bill Porter, Tommy Whicker, Philip Ash- burn. Second row: Alan Osborne, David Swain, Grif Bowen, Ray Bailey. Beth Bumgarner Maid of Honor HOMECOMING S fed) 5 so o 28 Br sé icp : ae N foe) iG Aca PA SEN NBER be nse REE ith icord indi Sm Sophomore Sophomore € Carolyn Pett Junior 3 Barbara Queen Junior 18 Connie McGee Cheryl Lemar Senior Myra Weavil ior David Chappell Eddie Higgins Debbie Shore Judy Cooke BONS — Davie Cooke Jimmv Kilgore Ginny Stone Sharon Worrell James Flynt Richard Landreth Eva Pender Martha Brown Kenny Flynt Mike Lewallen Frankie Edwards 184 Kathy Mahood SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS AND SPONSORS Roberts Poss Charles icki AA Darry Lee Mabe Linda Johnson ll Scott i i B ick Waggoner V Ned Mabe Carol Vogler David Swain Bonnie Voss 1e Ronnie Vineyard June Tatum 185 John Parsons Susan Kerner IN APPRECIATION In appreciation to Mr. Robertson for his outstanding job in the field of photography, for my staff, who stood by me when I needed them and who, without them this annual could not have been published. In appreciation to the faculty and student body of East High School for their co-operation and ever-exuberant spirit in helping create my desire to publish an annual to capture the wonderful year of 1965-1966. In appreciation to the year 1965-1966 for giving us not only sunshine, but also for giving us rain, for not only giv- ing us laughter, but also tears, and for giving us a chance to work, play, create, mold friendships, and relive happy memories when the year is over. 186 | Tears and Laughter Our birth into this already well-established world brought joy to our loved ones and our passing away will bring sorrow to even more people. A frame-work of Tears and Laughter form a bridge between these two famous landmarks. In the first six years of our lives, the tools necessary to build our bridge were gathered up and ready to be put in use. Our high school days form the very core of the backbone of our bridge. With our high school days, come many feelings new to our ever expanding minds. Tying these experiences together once again, are Tears and Laughter. Tears that purify our hearts and reveal to us the secrets of life and its mystery, Laughter that causes mere acquaintances to become life-long friends; Tears with which we join and mend broken hearts, Laughter we share over foolish things we could never find a valid reason for having done in the first place; Tears that were shed in the agony of our defeats, Laughter that makes each precious vic- tory complete; Tears with which we let out pent-up emotions over disappointments and failures. Through our joys and sorrows, tears and laughter, our high school days are molded. One by one, each class leaves this House of Memories and through adequate prepara- tion, we must attempt to make realities out of our life-long dreams, nevermore to return to our carefree days of youth. All too soon our framework is finished. We cannot go back and rebuild it. We are youth but once, and once we leave these hol- lowed halls of cherished memories our high school days become a fragment of Yesterday, to look back on with loving recollections of our Golden Years of Youth. And in the midst of our memories, standing out above every thing else, will be the Tears and Laughter that made our high school days complete. With hope in our hearts, we must greet Tomorrow. For knowing that memories are the most precious gifts in the world, we shall store them in our hearts, to take out every now and then to remind us of the Tears and Laughter that brought us where we are today. SENIOR INDEX INGEN, Joey SG oo Oo AY 5 Oe Chios 12,33,147,154,158,159,175,179,181 euler: UmISC1 Uae Matt contd Mradsd ey eas Ese sii e1 po cele coiewa re hogan cies SORciT Mibertmishuniwna nue ieie eaten yd CRS CAp ooh LU ee WS Rac SAAN A arte ran 33,127 ANNES (ora, GENIE: “a GO fae 6 fy cases Gate ope Oa Aton Some 33 SUNGECC, AOE, 25 3 A) Gam Mons oh Ou eee ee caer Gace eee as 33,163 JANOS, TESTA. Gacty o {Gy 5 Mar Ghips Beste Gust ce Canes Pare eee es 33,160 ENS MOUTmICAT CH em mM otcme MABE ESRC fee ecoemct ic cut cree eae eS 33 ASINTONG, TANG G on CA GO Se oh Bo HG oe A od 33,145,161,178,179,181 ALO CMA Medveuter celiie wis saves Fev ette: oe ere . 33,140,145,152,160,178,179,181 IBhiU Weel, ISENIGNY io Quen og: tat cs Oo OF OUD O obGLb a Bice ole omc Guna eae 33 BENS, IRKOCING | HCY Gus a DAA Okdao, 8 GB oo rh GL Ono Gite me ca ees 33 BENPIRONY (SHOW: G. Qo. Bo hk Ge Oh cr) th th Gh Ge cach ay Se Gate ae eer) 33,163 SAU CUES See nt Clamemcnietcen i vc aves BeMsersue hel cee) @ukesiso ew tees. cans 33,163, 178, 179 Baugus, Jimmy ..... . Oe Aes ately Oy cues Gacy So: ne ame ee 33,151 BSAC, IO ON (4. G: Gc) Geoblca Oe ) die cures Bees OUiSatG) CG) CRISES. Caer na eae 33 SOCSOMy INCH « o 8 de ce dees ce 6, Stee GO eaec, Gl plea Glee cere 34,127,163 One CMS ANOAT A Sememane! ‘cis tlc isieat eins imc: (om ele et re) s, Wenke: ens i sl: leet oe ee ce 34 RGIS ThE Gio ca Ei eoo Di oe Ge Ga ee GAO en RC eer 34 ISO, SOW iho a. Go Goce Ayoe Oe ce Ole peGe Sune ha aes 11,34, 127,128,158, 159, 176 i CDA ame) Cilet Var orears one) siush tine ke wat Ronbe nested ies ke Bane. ies. 6) 2 ann a8 ah teehG 34, 157 eve usto ue ems VEMCA a anus nonves ke) ge cspiis) “oo Eevtst ales isice elie ve) ac asa 34, 152,153,163 Blaylock, Steve ..... 7,11,32,34,119,120,121,122,125,126,127,145, 151,158, 159,164,177,178,179,180,181 IBIS UNE, IBYSSWCIE, 3� eo Gea fe Cie ch Oe tc De Pons Deo. co Couey es Saree 34,158,159,163 SOCKS NN RNONEN. SEN 5 GB Gta O Go ola Go Heo Opa cecy OMe fice ch eoececey o 34 IBOwen a Kaveri «16 pola G ora: 6) O85 Gu GL ospae hee occa cee eo 6 och tae 34 BS OWe Ta Gil livre telile) ver ca) ce 34,11,124, 145, 152,158,159,161,164,176,178,179,181 BO WLE Seu CMamillGzey etsy ie) (6 co! fe as) te. we. cs eb Re! tia eames, for Re eC oa 34, 158, 159 SOUMOTEN CINCY o «Aas OF DUIORGN TS Gn CheteCa! ORChits ont Stern Emer tCn ns 34,134,149 GAC em lE CU Ig MMe ME mUcMr eaters, top (slntoe ours erreh ier ve: eric iste, 41.8: Sor coy asl cele ve wee 34,162 DE AIO Came UC VAPomres| rele. s (site(s) 08. bee te, (s 6) (ei es) 4) esa) eh we cence 34,133,157, 163 SEY Cum OMMMLC Memedrer ie elrel ison. ts. (o esils) lel (os, s @ s-.s1 8) Wi Gece Gees oe 35,156 Brindle, Dawn... . « se lted cy ore ft sed es 6 lS oo 00 G0 640 3 35,147 LOOKS MIAN C MMMM ohrsirs tire! ics eles sds Gotse siusiere is ase Lele ew ce ot 35 BRON, DOM. 5 oo 6 6 6 O8 Hh Soe @ OO Gil ate. Balen, Hee. Oe oe oe 19335 Brown, Donnaa. 5... « by Ob oo Bo) eG BRO D iets Pee Gino pees cae 35 SVROWDy ISMOY G6. o G's Gaol Dy ORO Ole G peo sue teege Lc eae 11, 35,151,164,164 ICOM IViATU MAT Te cet i, forse set se 4 SG Groh Gee Om Ben Se sono es Gee 35, 163,184 BROWIGS, IBEIGMAT ono Go cM oOo bo eae oo Ds 35,147, 160,163, 164,179 Bicowles, OWE 5 65 5 obo ooo eo Ooo 8 Seen oune Rs 35,147, 160,163,164 IBSCUIGE, TREIGISY” oo a. ch Sop EIGER CONC one Qe aaa 35,162 UME Ge CGC em siisl css) e. 6 ss) MBOUSUESIr olsen ougiettss (sesuise 35,155,158, 159,163 BUM AMS Ty ISOM er Me si sirs “6 (lens co 1 fee 44 5 39, 129,133,157, 158,159,182 Carnilomcl, WEG . 56 4e4h ede eun odo ope oo enao ooo 6 os 35 Carsonj Candy ea. 2). + A OR Be er od atte Ee pare eta) 35,158 CAVSON DANNY nmal a. + © + «sxe + SNOMED, AOL SL, 4 oni egos 35,162 Carswell, Steve. .... 5 Ol et Epa ar a ee racy 11,36,125,126,145,164 Carver Davids. «+. ath 1 kG Meo sgt ct 2 WERES uke TAS eoctoee 36 Cagioere, IESINY 2 6 A Gre. ieceec ee one CROCE a NSC nea Ath Oey Aer 36 CASI CURA 5 5. yf eee CURE ECC eer ame Me ee Te 365 ke CAVEHEUT, BERN . soo nop dudneooaGcono goo ee oGano 36 Chie geslll, DENG! 6. ¢ G@ GO RENE CoC me Nome eS 36,113,114,115,184 Ghanlesrn Chemylmemematciscs | 6. vipe ss: 6 6 «Ue, oe ocak cs 36,134,163 GharlesiiVitCkC Vaaemams! 6 3 A iets 1G ee RAC ae ys oe eee OO Shinistensen wNOUCIUME MMs cn ses! io She lle) s) es 1s. 9) 0, oi ols suis oe os 36 Ciel WEIS: 65 G 6 bo OG ae Gprauercntc rey i ees Bias hut cinea ste. sexe 36 Galena Clam EL CK Cy MMOS ot eye) ci coos dsc ce) a) Gy '%, 6) oO 9 8! 6p Gs weal) al 36 Clleeneiwer, JIGe 5 5 56 6-6 8% Gap oe 6 told CeO elie one NO some tout ro anic 36 Chlogitenvere, SWS � 5 5 oOo eA oO Glo Oo Blom oO oeuod lone to 36,154 COM MGI, EIEN 5 a ce GO Te ORCC CPT en ec Te eC 7 86 COMeyy ETM, 5 4 6 oop Ga BINRCCE Ione Oo A eat Le 36 Coleman, ONY Vesiayie ss: sm le «1s Meee ert oh oe? ok teag oh ee clone 37,157,162 Coley, Donese...... 2 Ue BURNER AG) ig ERED es a ee 37,153,164 Colbioumy Czy 4 6 6 6 ued eOes 11,37, 146, 147, 147, 154, 160,163,164,178,179 © OO oe VAL TMM rars caren fol efi ist at oye)‘ fhe) sj sire: ooel ei oor isl st ooo 0 4 wif Cooke Judy vey. 6 es + 6) see! 6 brid, Or OL Cmoeo tec mn tOROnNe 37, 164,184 COONS DAME oc cobb 606 6 boo G 32,37,120,127,113,145,160, 164, 184 Cooper George sa ss 6. - Solel 6S Ee OES RE Reet Ie Sant CREE! “oy ay Cox IGS. ae) cit) OMT hn atte, ave AMCREY fear ay ot roi ata, tay Oh c0 ooo. Ol (Crane. ISIN 5 o odd onod ood doe ooeos dbo oOU bo ao ae 37 Crewe, IDES 5 ga 560000 00000 Fi. GG Oe peo pce sooo a SNCS Crews JAGR .6.9)..6.6 aa Quoi Oot beh) Gatos. Get Oegeo oo 1-6 Si CREWE), MORI? 4 po oo 68 6 lo oO oe oO Oo 6 Or petty ont dG old 8 6 6 Si Giciinty, ORM! SF A oe Go O Ga mo Got oo 6.6606 54 oo oo 6 Silos CHOMS, ERIS oh Ob GOMES HG ODO OED DOGO OO ODD Oat Su CeCtts, IMEI 9-6 og bo pogG oe Ooo ODO oOo eden Ue OA goo ot CROlse, CROW poobpagaocnooeoo oo oct 6 10,38,137,152,153,163 Ciuullieio, IBY, Sa 644 A oMo G oh oo 6 6 OG UHG S asus iu.) corel ciesatene eaves 38 DANN, SHEA GG 6 od Goa oo wile oo a tiles Og OOD O00 a0 38,124 DeMmiGlss WEST 1 o oo 6 oc coo 8 cd onon oo poo 6 0 GBS, 145, 161 IDEA), IBY Son 6 o Ft OL Bevo Oe OS. ono AAC capac eo. eee so 38 IDES, dE 5 go noo bb DO ooo MOC OO DH OOOO DOO OG 38 IDERRIS:, IBIS 6 5b - 6686 ab lone, Glo comOMos.O isem 0 tOedmo- dno 0 38 Day irmily 5 6 ss os CUoD GAS DOO ea SES EHEOHOH OE 38, 163, 179 DEE, WOR Go 6 Aa 6 oO oOo DS eo bee SUN Aw Bua co ayn 38,156 IDESHANPD, WRN 6 oo bo o Ooo ot Do Go oo OO dudo a6 oan Sehley iDMUNeyi IBEMAKG! 5 4 5 obo oo 6 OO wo gos 00 6 ood A OOM bod Hcg 6G Be IDRC, MEN a oo bo ao gbo toa do 5 ao 6 et Hh.3 Ovo Bo Bred 38 Dinkel-ee HuCka acme meant sl MM Nie mmm MMT CaSO. 40s LZ shoe IDG, WOMEN 5 op Oo AO Oe ROU GO POO me eo oe OO 38 IDWUBL, KS Goh Oh COO A GC OMe aoa OOO GG Om ca Go SEEIGy HAS SWAMI. c ¢ oo OO OO MAO OOo On OO oo HH BOO oO 6 39,163 CIRO ROW 6 oo oes GOO GCS Goo Oo 6-0-0 G-OenO, CRMOTOLa 39,162 la Well, BOATING a5, 6 Lo 6 Oo 0 oebeokn oe 8 DmOEa NO 39,147,149,163,179 ISOMpNaGy Ahi, 0 oo do GAO G0 6 oo giG OO 6 0 go Gee doo 6 015 39 189 Can’t get enough of those Sugar Crisps! TNGKEMNC, WMC oo Hono SRDS So too Ghee eo eS 39,134,163,164 FOUN Erp AIEEE 685 og GIG iG -o De ee Ge oe Oh I ne ee 39, 163 JHbhione, Meher oS A ob Goo God 39,142,145,148, 152, 153,161,164,178, 179, 180 EOC SP AU laepeasmon curse tomcat Reimer ai clarede may elec ea oa hc. ar iey ie; ey he 39,163 inetd, IDEUMON 6 5 6 6 Ga 6b 6 CO SE SHDA SCH OUED OOS HH SoS JMOL NEG INORG gos 6 ol oro Oo oO Od bet Oo plo 6 Gin Gi 6G ac 39 HACC MAT Var Messe occa csi oN ut Acns MMe erento rem eda. to ties oo obey sie snmetts 39 IEEE WE WANE 6. So G6 Lic 6G om OG Gb Cun Guo Goo oO Gg B Gece ies 39,166 Iga Lever ns. 6.8.8 oh Ses Oe Orc: 186 Grn A GS Oo feo eG oe 39,153,158 Mbp, ENTS Booey OD OD kOe 66 ooh oS ob 4G 6 6 39,113,114,115,184 IONS MU Solo oon SD Ota 6 OS aoe ef 11,39,111,120,126,184 lnecemnein, OWES 6466 o5 oo PSObSHOCO SHH hoe Bho Hw os 40 iene, Il 6 6 ooo 9 oO 8 BO Oo Oth G So chee o od o a6 BG tw oo 8 40 Moya, INGE 66 FF OO eHLEBOCeCHOOC HG ESO DC oH HHE SESS 40 IMSL INOS sm peo bo eo Gobo OLD Oe Pe SHG DoOUuE DO 40,154 CASI ASAIN 6G oo oe Oo Gh GO Geo Geb Game sens Oe BO) oD 40,158 CAMO IEC ¢.6o506 600 Spo UoEOS SRO SOE eo Mase 40 Cenanlsy, diy Gos boo oOO oO DOGCOSGORERGBoO OG ead Oo 40,162 Sons) ES |S 4 coo eo Ue Go 6G OO 0 6 ao oe Ont Goo oO neo 40 Gibson) Sharon s,m. Seo btm OO oO Oe doo De oe 6 40,133,157,158 (CaUBKSN SN OYOFaUEY a. 5° (oo Ga Gy OT GY Bee deo. Ge Gog coe Pb Bis cle oaG oad 40 Corcknin, Ihe s Goda Oa wb oboe boo ho ooo ooo oo eS 40,163 GOrcchy, Weehdidlba 6 66 6 6 4 GO OCEGH Od UoeBb oboe o oo faos 40 Grantee Lag grmsme, cs el eeuic is) rot sifente routemeiketss) (sas setci teu st varie en ot fe 40,158,163 CueseimyyOwel, EMR 5 oo oo Foo OOo OOO 40,134,158,160,163,164 (GraO A URER A GFA igi ond) Oty BO ol Bee SY ban ch Geol ete Goes unc our 6 un 40,162 Gusielolsiss IEC S 06 oo Go nO Oo GeO Oo OO 6 Gp oOo on oo 41 CUA, JAC qo oe codon emda Sts GdsgatGueon oInodds 41 Gti; TSSElal 6 OSH OS So GOO DOS oO Ome oO WH OO Ot mo 6 e686 41 ACen Cemalél ¢ ¢okso oS hove bboosougeboaatoasteaadge 41 Behe, Seven oo 6 5 4 5 6 co Cone oD oo De 41,152,160,163,164,178,179 Eevee, DEIN, oo OA ODO ADS oO OOo ob EE obo oO Oh EO Ooo 41 ERROEME LGeMdhy Go Gyo a cle Oo © Oo Oo oO Oto 0 OO OG OO wm Oo Ee 41 BES, GIEM oo cop Bon OO Hoehne Dodoo sboo po God ad 41,162 Harty Vion Careomemoucm nc tsakom chee tt treme! Kon oil el. efelse (ates rele smslcen sites ts 41,162 Hastings, Carol....5.... ChE noo CH OBM OB DEY OG 41,151,160,164 BEEN: DEMIr oo CoB hoe GD G oo 6 OK DEO HO Eonn aa 6 41 Hawkins, Leilani ..... SESCOGS OGODEE oo OOS we ee 41163 BEES IN GOO Sb GDS HOO GAGE DOOD GoGo bE GE SE 41,158 HedaecockmiGaroll.m-meuenen st snel is 12,41,134,140,148,141,152,155,154, 164, 180 ICME OCOE, JAMES ooo os bd oOo HSH GHD OOO GCECHRODe GO oS 41 pkewaavens, Bins) 6 4 5 6 6 BO dO sie!) onraivoaietnon od em surely ied ebieace, veutewrcl ver ie 43 enero, IBN ¢ og phon Rape ooo nous ey ot orca 43,124 Hester, Donald’ 2... : Of OTG BG Waites are ore. F 43,124,163 Hester Walters aad int an as beet IOS ets Guba OP iat Vad REP ORO i 43 Hicks sari Vou mo tare aicusacyrowe re ts Lsnisi lobe Letetens me sti e cmon te concn 43 lebexerboNs), ICIS 5 Gd io oo 6 S16 Gh OO BG co bo tee oS oc 43,113,145,184 Pulterbrand Vier Oncaea ters tcmcmen oile ue kote gale estas sahwnike fon sn eetaa 6 43 Isbiler JEWINS lal Ge Ole Os GUO Oo deh OD OL Benen 6 ol deo Ath Boo Mentone 43 HoOdgemGarva, umes cnememe Lees ed oie eee oh es sasite) Reviera'cla sis 43,162 Inlokeounls, (CE goo abo OOOO aoe oO xe Ga itech, Seka ae CarCme omee 43,137 HOLGGT A NAV Oe cme Rsace etn oret 6 teieed ctiet ie Men cies ce eee del ete eke 43,133, 157, 163 LSROVUEMIC ASHCRaIS lore ge) Gulch BO o BL Gece oe al OOM nen ome 43,163 ISOLA, DEMIR Sic) oo Gwe Wed dos Gea D te oro Hitela clo Ginnie Clemens 43 Biologie, Cmaucnen ooo bo oOo oo nd bo 6 43,147,153,160,163,164,181 Holts Beverly a amaicte mai re can re Gu CHL: CR OM OL Cn CACC OMNES oc 43,162 KOO, IEDM 46 555 6 Oe O6chO; O. Ado eel Ges GE Alous Ol O dao GO Bio GO 44 ROOM ASN B:6. G8 Bl Ono Gila Dl Ota oles ol ao Oo oe Gop dae 44 HOPE ICI nGatmrememk ones peite: Veale elie Romito Cue canes ie is element Ueber 4 'o1 oul oh Sc 44 ISM ISIY ob GrG G OMD GO o 6 Sioa. onGnto WUGLUNO. old Geomaquomnad ie © 44,163 ELULEM ATS AP ALT eae gue ue cMiensesac eon setergtais ces rc. Se. rs) siches Tengen gets. we ee beh reas 44 BOS), WES oo go a oooh Mea oO On Ooms Sh os oo OF Eno 44 HUT ASATOUR SEE Momemegeus) (omeuets lots tet oes face SG bod oeoS Go oCb Ox 44 Hutchens Donnie sweeten bdon Oe dd ono BA Oen 6d Oe GO 6 44 uteher s On wIMiketi ante hel taratedcr cars shove he. eke. sts. Giua) le Sirus meus 44 UAvolonbavetas WENN Og 4 See peo 6 6 poo ce So eG ood e ate ou 44 “Roy, make that two jelly doughnuts, three eclairs, four cinnamon buns and a pack of chewing gum. I’m on a diet. Don’t forget to bring it in the side door!” Idol, Carolyne scanners comcmel tees vate teeta cts none ts tae eR En eee 44 Idol; Larrys rete uoms cols oncltsmee tian: mekeier es Rem Are Rene 44,162 [dol Olin ET. wecesases mil oten cere ether eae ie ener wnicmce once: ieee eee nee 44 Tdoly Stevierse., seaman cuceretee ere ac is ke kat oie Sakae ne eee eae : 44 borer OnE 5 GS oo oo ¢ Goo Ob oo toe Mo ea po ooo 5 D0 44 InMSKSeNe, ISIC 65 4 5 6 bo DC Oo ot An deo. a 0 ond: gaa om ail, 164, 178 Jackson; (Gacyvaeaeea sent een ete Boo waa Mo 5500 Po ob 6 45,127 James; Gall sop omle mene ome once aiken oe sigreh sc Rogectee eae ica ee teen omc ne 45,163 JAMES MaALiMen J amciutelle oe tousmettslit erence meee So0 4g 0680080 50 45 JEbaeGR SEmaNS 5 5 Goo ae ooo mo BoB oe Bao CMOWORG. cio. OND 45,162 Jenkins ChavleseMarc ousitewe tsk aed aie ok ee ee ee e 161 ALONSO NA iG Acdealho oo oO oy .ono 6 BOs Doo ch Cte los ooo | 45, 153, 164 MON IMG Geo Gon ooo oo ave BG 100. 8 Geo ae God Su ior'Geaminis 45 COTE IDEN ses gon 6 5 pol: Seohos oan eehey ciety Hebe Hed 45,127,128 JONES; Gary ye. nce eee a nonee me oemon enone eter tee SOU SP GlD Gaus bahia ao 45 Jones, Deant ie. echt aor mccR che rere one Rica OR a a: mate ee 45 JONES, Mary ema wants ateee coke eens co ce tee e a reece ne 45 JOYCE SUCS Na cersmencetay tee ieee omen ca arcak ake Cited OG OD Do Bao G 6 6 45 Kapp, Davidten.0m ye seen omoncmene Go. Pad oo. oS Bec a 0. Goin Geo o o 2B) Kennedy. uindas smn mcm encnt: ate Os eo Oly A) ct oe SUE oc 0 oo oo CHRIS) Kerner; Kaien 1 oa sone: steno Lo topo me ate oes Cee Chi aone teen 45 Kerner, Susan’... « PAS 130,131,147,152,158,185,159,160, 164, 174,178,179,181 Kiger, David! 2.7 s+ cmsMacreme tee erties icnene Cie emaine O HGcudeguas6 46 Gul ennd Shuai 6 o. CeolO 0 @ OO p oO w OOo ob 6 @ neo 6 46,113,128,184 LG, TA ANNS GG Ap bo Gb oO OO EG DO DD FS-oG Sod os « 46,198,159 Kirkman ROSEMARY: money oases tenement ncn OnE TT Tea ane 46 Kiser) JanlCGar ss thes secmem om olad ecMoaeiem te Polar ee mek ceca cnn a ae 46 Tadd; ALIOMM rr. mcrte ket cl onsehs omens Priel Gath Buc, Gets Geach oe ee 46,162 Lakey,, Judyre fetiens, sews ehre Us) obs neon romony Crome NOL nee 46,151,164 Landreth; Richard .0 0. isiei orien ic nena te « - � « 46,113,124, 126,157,158,184 Landreth Nancy mem-uee cute cients eronemomenient Ge O2.G tego 6,0) 2006 dra 8,46 ane, Saund vases ewok ate on delieae cetica nen enone bao God 6 Go 0 46,133 Lanes Shetlay krems vethem em eemenre tenon nce cates Be cnc OL Hoan EG: a OG 46,164 Hangham, iSteVS vekcmeLebe: ol eiyialicred tease eae ane ee 46,113 i Bebeewoley Ren ehoncsh oy ene GWG aac cen GO bao eb op 6 G aboeb o 46,162 IPE He Ry AONE 8 a Gla a @ Go oe oo oF Ohad ot ol Se GS a helas, Rourtelan aoe 46 Larimore,.lindauesi are se ctl skier calcite ack neta GC moe to ao 06 46 FEMME IDEN Go oop DOO Oo 0 Cina Opie TO eOh OPO Oe UCD. Oy th 46,162 Lawson: arr van imoaemeismenonebiss tomers A Geo o Doo 60,0 0 oOo 0 0 O90 47 edtond yell phine wart netem cision ce merce meat remem en mam 47 Leman, Cheryillommote tet eiisn steels 4 7 47,105,130,131,147, 152, 158,176,183 USAIN, DOME 5 5656060605500 Gviout sO OG) Ora OO OO so 2M Wewalllen, sik Cum. grmeuctouron sh oarears enim cic mene nee 5 6 GM lOlG) alas). 160, 184,185 Linville VJ Anetgemmamcaememtlmswe nue emetic ktm are 6 GelouG GS OAS 47 Linville Richards. sects sired sitck cpede oko cere ee Lone n tice nee 47 synch Charlesiertcssmcataaromenrs A ed-ben BiG 6 Mi, ret Da eDEO Heo 47,162 NAVE DMAAIECS conoboa0bs ooo nba eaG nas oe « « « 47,113,185 Mabe) Gary oeeaetenele sil eccke token cacacae ne keke A oe G Oli 47,113,126,128 MEMOS AQ er oO ho G Oe oO ao OG 5 bet GHB Coo Goo o GH INGS IMENTS AIDC; 5 5 oo o ba Go 6 OOO 6 Gnome dé os oO a Ded. OGG 0-5 47 Mabe Mandl Vitsrcaei sn ch ee cick caecerca al concurs teen aaa ee 47 Mabe, Martha cascares oatenrl erie sacle mere eae orate eee Cn eee OO LOS WEIR INGC oo GO oo 6 6,48, 112,114,115,116,119,114,120,121,122,145, 174, 185 Mabe niSteviclnemcncn mel anet cs CORO HE OMUMO ICE linc ch Gece. ora a oo 0. Che) Macy Carol mem strom renteniemenrent monte D065 OOo a6 APOhOAD, 6.5 cfGuo.o ob 48 Macy.) Danny cis sp omens 66505 ooo « GAG oo 6 pono go no Shiley WEnEIENUL IBIAS 5 5 6.066 00 6 OOO OOOO OOS OO +o + « � 48,128,163 INGEN CMENIL IDOI. oo @ GO OO G0 bo 6 Oo a0 6 Oded 48,127,145,158,159,181 Marshall JOSCDUers acne sel eiteimcillcl s te Oe bo Deo oe Hao eee 6 -. 48 WEF BILE Gone ood oo Oba boohoo os oes 4 G00 12, 48,154 Wevagbly INNES 6 5 6 ooo MOO ob OS chicd suouemom ets 660 60 bo 48, 162, 163 MEvanbe IDEN! oo Gy Op G10 GOO 6 O14 6 Sood poo a6 eno oS 48,162 Martin, Gloriayenesssutene Seo IPO Oo Oo GO 0 bee ee HHS aac 0 0 “EbhilGy 190 Martin, Jerry -.... . aot coe oo geanoe oe bo 6 48,162 Martin, Hugene .... %. +...� « � SHO CCD ASOD GOGO 48,162 WMEventiny IM) oO OO BBC OO KD OOS OOO OU OS 48,128,142,145,152,164 Martins Shar onic si oicltes on tsileliiremrcttots Ot. Gd GWG Bide O. Gad 49 Martin, Wayne. ....-.-..-. .« G00 0 600 D0 2 : . 49,162 MEK, MEA ooo oop oe ono Oo G0 0G SOG bob OH OH 90 . 49 MalstenseB rue mcmeitemol-ititeiel MiciMcMcmels COO aA boa ono 49 Matthews); Jennifer lyri ici) sirenreie COW : ‘ 11, 49, 151, 158 Matthewsh tid yaoms cme siremcite 0 DOB C O SOO Pe EPO n OM CMC Aue 49 WERE INN Sooo ooo oOo OD ek eee OOo mo L 6 O06 OOO 6 49 Meachum, Carolyn 0 6 6.0 06 doa 6 4 - 90,133,153,157,158 Meadows) a Dat semcmrucmaite it citemememe Seal ce Ge ss ; Ouch CORO RORT 50 Mecum, Charlotte..... Sinica Teena a: oy sldial e a: a'0. ga) nial ay TR atone eau ee 50 Mendenhall, Mary Frances... ... 2... « ie Gt x 500.0 50 Milam, Grover a vile: Davee’ ta cieMe ante ts Mette ne toes ho ee cease 50, 128, 168 Miller SBarcyaem sn cacmone moun: Giant Breas or Alen 'G Cee a oe Bono DO ONG, A 50 Mitchell Sirincdasscmsicmom cts 2G wold Doalore RON OS MG OD. -ChGath oat iO Alp 50 AU GiKel TENOR NCEY A Aes so cea © Gao GB Glal aloo ual oo G-aeblo © 50,163 IN Koler gr HIER SoA. ey elgg Bo, 3) 5-6) 0 So a Beco! Of Glee fie Ke ee male, avec cere 50 WCC, MOEN boo Goo 80a 6 bob oo . hoo Oo, S686 65m O06 oO Bc Motsinger) Hisie 3... 4. 6 9 SLO ODE OMe Ue peers oso GP oxded oO. 6 50 Mounce, Steve. ....... O Gedole oe atelier (oi teite We Moats ver tte coment Ale 50 Mounces Sandicas ecm. tecneursuren aisle BS heONOrS, Dic. cwre aro ; 50,151 Moweryardackweumnesnene in emsmois 6 tech Pit oh koe Hecoenl oF Gro o O00 50 IMUISEinys Lindalgememtesicacmsttcntsnls ire Cedar Omer On ctree uot OF ol Wihyeres), ILENE BG o oO 6 he! lento ta- isrhien Yo Sismwes! nah Ress at opdterereuste Kslalsmi onic weuls ee 01,162 MC GEG, 7 Bee wacimel s lemkonust ou ronsn clench cote Meltoune Son oy PRE eLc . 49,163 McGee, Carolyn. . GO oe On Ds B96). 0. Lowe oto o ole, colo 6 49,162 McGee Calvinin. sien. SAac0ct000¢ COS Oo GO OOD 6008 49,126 McGee, Marshall ...... Eecht ach sgn vas Gs Pec te wat eusteatysenet oa 49 MCGEG; Ritaty atone ier cme remteenoien ours te Go cho AS) a Beta 8 18 49,163 Mc Gowan Ona. memoir mitonrs G04 07 OG anno DOOo oe 6 49 McGrady Patecmen mem cntmem mem soe ko ao Fe Me kateWtte ts ew sdeme 15,49,149,158 McHone;: Mikeun Aor tecweerseon ns ncitcitoit trom sine Bt eC OO Oi. Gi. Oh nde LER EOS MeMichalelS Wancalaremitsitslsmnlenemeits eet oe cies Meg eho ec Re Gere: Dein Oud: 6 50 WMWEINSIBL, IBA 5 o Go oo SOG Oe a Sood a0 eee eo ed oro. 4 50 Naylor; George 2 o0.a.u. re voice eto ecihe oti Polo Ron cmerkcurenise ecm me 51 INGEIG INENNOY 5 op 6 a Goo Deere Os LAPLOO MO 2 oS ALOO WG Ie 164, 178,179,180 INGO TESA, s 6 50 Do DO Cn ddaatoo0a og ily, 158, 159, 160, 170, 181 INENESOMNS, NANOS 6 6 5 6 60008 00 Sao oH oO OG OU Ss + O1,153,1695164 Nichols; Kays s.%e. aveme ts Tele noMe)hometic Mcttciies iments remuncare Me esmcirsure be 51, 162 Norman, Kay ...... 12,51,130,131,146,147, 158, 159, 163,164,178, 179, 186 OakileyepAlll Crime amen n mcm mts COC MGA Goo 240 copoane ol, 154, 163 Osborne, Janice... Sooo OOo ooD UO 0D Oop oO moe HO 6 ol Osborne, Allen ... 3, 125, 126, 142, 145, 181,151,158,159, 161, 164, 173,178,179 Pardon, Sammy .... 5. Outi Oo OG Good ola Ghote 6 GMO oo ¢ 51 PAVE INGEN 6 5 goon bo 6 Cheese ob b Oooo Ee 6 51,162 Parsons) JOHNNY. cm encenenene ity 51, DTS ELSE 20.025 127, 145,164,185 Patricks RODE Us.msmm elicits . GHC os oo OO fo 5 ol Paynes, BECKYewr sac rekcnensh sie) Conen CLobe Ms cle Ke) ol ed eal Rok ote Ree ae 154,53 Payne, BODDICH emamenente GOOFS ARXOO CR oOo oO co Go ase 53 ISSENO Cen dEIN Od op anwar oooh Go 6 oO OA HO wD c 53,158 IReEddy.cond pia Varmcm mcm ici ii ells G5660506660000000N0005 53 Pere Betty JO cneustavel cc sece sl tMciren cuciten am eiton ei Cette ONO Sen Od . od Pegram, Linda ONO Duo A De ODO BS Oy6 Boe mh Ooh 0- Bo Oc 53 insavl, MONON? 6 ¢ oO OO Ooo Oo Oo O00 Pod Oooo oo oO oo 53,162 IMIS 1G 06 G 60 DO co 0 6 06 Aha Oboe 35 53,162 SHC, WOM oconDoaoeHhon DH OOO SOS CCOCOM OCOD Db OOS 5 ue Phillips Charlcstmemeacuonw cme Fs Sonos O60 6 Ob 6 53,145 Philltps Se Lomi yaa sme iememen en encnte DOO GbE Gee ep ooo 6.0.0 53 Phillips yaViCki mem men i Mem. Gun Jo.UGee C266 Goo cCanucdoood 53,158,159 VW NMOS 6 Ob 6B BOOB SOL ORE DDC O OC E GORDO DOOD OS 53 Porter, Bill... . 7,53,140,141,144,145, 148, 152,159,161,178,179,180,181,173 Potts, Anns aie eee ee A660 666500 A Se Ormco SG tea! Oc D3 Powell laine mcmcmens 068.6 0% O09. 6 60.0 Oe Ghd o 6 b.0 6 070 PAO dN Gooodootononroogund A DOs Gok OO 6 54,160,163 IMCS JANES fo Goo ooo Oooo oO 65.0008 0 oa 00 d 0 04,162 IPMN JOM Sonoct Gad eaooo8 Got 56260 66 7 86 ye 84 Pricewvilckine- cements CRC COA TN icra ce Gi ac eRe s 54, 163,164 SHOE LIVIN Gop oodndeooddobboobodoasseonanoasés 54 Ruben, Wesel 5 coo oan oe 54,145,150,158,159, 160,164,172,178,179 Qoob, WAC MRA! oa o6oo bo 6 ee ON D. DavCe Dt 54,145,158,159,161,172,178,179 RAMISe yan OV Meemedeenieae Biota 655) a5 ‘ solette cae thehiogiond tts cea ee 54 RAPeEl Steviersmass Lee ac ol ober ietey on sce sin «Monae omen icc ae enema 94, 162 Reavis Bobbys ttt opsaen stots Mame once see srein ee mee SR. Duss) oF Over nd 54 RCH IUCK OG o¢ ac SiS cea Arete) oa :.blc es Roe Crt. Bucs 54,158 lataeboatorn, IDEN 5b 6n66 60 a6 O00 6 6 Bee Oh eh eS 54, 152, 158, 163 REGMOn SANGHA. 3p ot oem emete nc Cee n nce ie aren” Les meen 34 Reedy Mllen ey eres. ARaos eo: tod Secon on sooo Bey May eey ii Jeol Maelo G Oo,0 OO 0G 6 6 6 Se GCO OSES HOES oes 60 4 54,137,153 IRIeMel, IB 6 0 66 6 oo A On ECL Chor Demy tec tor biG Geom bwe, Gra Bt 2 00,162 IMEEM Oo Choo DOD OO GG oGdo DO Oo eae oA eb . 5d 6 Robbins} Sylviavve ns «0 5 OL O68 OG © else) se oh ome s Mode Mac do tetReaeres 55,162 RRODETSONY Jani Cee memeue remem yTicMreliont iol ciesii cat ieee mem -armrmne 4 55 Roberts jy Charlesigremem im cnstentclomencieieine OOO os Ga oud , 90, 113, 127, 185 Royals, Mickey... 25. . FOO GHhOU Goo Go Ao od ow 55, 130, 131,158 Rushing erry cme ikmemn en ehisitents Soon 06 Sooods Gb a0 6 55,162 Russell Robert). 3). )- §.166 0% en ° a C6 000080505 By) SEoabitayy Woelein SoG Ob Good ooo oo SDS Goes oo oo oO 55,124 Sapp; Brenda =. .) ua enced oa teneewes re POMC Ps cay cde pone 55,134 Sapps se ddileliem mmm aamronsmts wiomeme elke: 7) Wed lle ci case oms en rs Ram 55,162 Worm ENRON lots rh paolo en OLG o oOo tet teceo Aceh ot 55,151,164 RENAMeIa BE 6 ¢ 66 Go 6 oo to 8G 06 5 Aner ter te hes Gon. 55,163 SCI oo Go Oe OOo OOO a hoo Gop owe Soyiliteh Wits) TGZt ies) SER MENS 6 a6 Goo oO Oo ob O86 oO Om a Oe) coro a oo ooo 6 55 SEALS, WallGay remem emensiteneitas 5 . ° 4 26,55,153,163 DELTAVES,) Kath yrowrensee terol teielile MoM oMNon- clio NeIeiMeaen toute mcmtcmcalcmicur cit tent ne mC mre 56 SEG SENG Gao oo Ooo oan Goo Ss oa 8 OO 0 aed otcs Mom ci care 56 SEIS) JN 6 6 6 6 6 OO OD sep oo oOFOS bo6boaD bo odd a6 56 SELL, Calvin giurey ate eiteira toate Sieh eptonselieh ea curontonteMi sit at siistaetts 56,124,125, 126, 163 Sell, Danny. .. +. SeNe, Gwe 6 6 6 0 Go Sell Suciememe ts cists Sells; Ronnie... . Settle, Jimmy... SG OG OO ooo OoS DOW ao G6 2756, 1240168 566005060500 A Pe Pape a rte aS. 15 ole ouie Meee esol lejle MoMieMeh (ol oliet iolieMel arelnenelcUemroite 56 2 an el eabedin areks Msn cn ee enteeke 66006 5. Seyilile Shields, Davidis9...,. . « Ovord O66 068 0-6 OOF 56,106, 127,128, 158,164 “My group had 48% fewer cavities.” SMG UShyo oe oH Oe ORDERS EGOdooObo Oooo oo oO Oo 26,56,163 Siew, DAMS o 5 goose ona o 6 aon Ss somes DS O@OogROHDO OS 56 Shoaf, Howard..... 0: dec: Seine teres GO008 80006000006 56 overs, Is 5 a5 6 40 SAC bOHOS OBB A O56 Son 00 0 De ilsie teat Ghmelay, DAE oo 3 Gc CORO A ee nea . . 19,56 SAMOS), IMME o oo oS AHO DSOGEGoOoDOodGdod 26 OO 6 ko o7 SIGH, ROG? 6 Go poo 6 Ooo oO oOo oe oo od ao ood ooo 57,162 SRO, OSE o 5 oo poe ne eBodadgdoedogaoa os FHS oCoOOH COS Syl Siimidn, IDEM, 66656050 Ooo Ow CbEOCES DC OHSDERSO5% 57,158 Saati, dM oo 40600 bOGaOModn ago nD Do ooo Ooo oS yl Smith, Dougla s ..... ado SOS FOSAEOAHEECEDEE GD OOM o7 SIMU PAtSysmeme sis iene 6 +) he BdAGGEODBHOORGOUEEBES EE 57,162 Grain, SHRI o 5 6-0 © 6. EL GRem Seen na ee ree 57,138 sieoidn, Waite o 5 goo POO OGHGOOdHDoOooOOo oo oo oD OU Se OG SNOW SrENGAM mel siete: « (sl +s) + « sb 80 G HO S66 OH 6 06 4 5 6) Sa Seungiad,, GRAY cocoasGdougedoGogoooGUeuauoe Go 57,127 SCwUe, MWe ooo OO BHM ROEkGHeOBHoOnMOheoOooboOnGaS 57 Sontag, Np. pores obooogetaodnogmuesddauaaagos Oi lO2eL 00 SOU, ROMS � go. oo ood oO oO obo Od Oooo Go odo Oo 57 southern) Wanda... 5. 6° s 6 « « boGOGOSCHTH SOC eC SSO 0 57 Suaosrel ReMGhy ooo Ono aaogoeueaonbodosé boo ooDos 58,162 Salen DENSA Gono Gooodddo ao oo ooo 06 60 WD Simlley, Wo Goo Go ORO Boo Oa obo Ooo ‘ie 5: 58, 134, 153, 164,160 Shoe hai. GERRI lee apa et ane arian Taare fog 0 58 Siewert: Mle oo oo odGdoecenoeebonotepononsbo0 db 5646 58 Sueweeh, Inia Calls 6 co boon acoso ecdbooo od oon hb eoue oS 58 StaWaNee, IAC ILO 5 ooo d ob oo 6 0G 8 60 6D 9 58, 158,159, 163,164,178 Stewart, Philip . . Baloch rikigthas ee EO ENE 58,160,179 Stone, Ginny... . 58, 130, 131, 147, 152, 155, 146, 158,160,163,164,174, 178, 179, 189, 184, 186 SSH yy SHEET Se aon eee rere Re yr nett ee 08 Swarm, MN ooo co oebooneootbcosnoson gee eo0 0 58,151,164 Swaim, Diane ....+.+-e2eseseveees Soanteo60 66 58,134,162 Swaim, Diane ........ SHO 6CHRCOe OOOO GSS OD ee oO) Smead, DEAIGls oc o Gb oo OO Oo 6 0 OeplaMileR), 158, 159,113,175,180,181,185 Swain, Clarence. .....++s+-0o-e a ¢ 500 é 986 2 ite 6:6 58 Sway, DES oo aecooeoscogcagoagad 8, 2 is 59, 125, 126,128,145,164 Swe Mebashe So a Hae OPEC OS GC AaDHoDGS oS OB Gd opel es 59 MaGlOCkt Erne stmuries Weira a Lo ta sme te ain coon okemls sal st veivtelion se a8 59,163 rat CmmWiclLe remy Meta weird (eh aaa sae: ptt Eon sc say oS bin oy eM NS 59,116 PRALUM CI OCMMS Meta Mt cen dicwe Mi oRst vie hou sine loatcnsrie shale tousme: ome 59 Mavlory Geraldine m wa sean eeens omar ae Are ke omc in ia fs cs eee se 59 TayloussWandamee es hte pes totes yy cues s, OL Reker: Poteet A cae 59,134 Mempletons Claraee sa. giwer ice key cuek Cpe ae meme rie cn al,G ee. oe Shenae 59 ET NE lawl Mii yseacweem nieces ctr Racha’ Workel tapher eiee Mee te ms Coneai al caleread on 59 MNO MAS s Willict ee ener Mon ee kok shore kote Gove kay urease fo) om, ou del o UNrotearty 59 Te ereiestery WveeMCRY 5 5 6 ooo 6 On 66 CE eee eee i es eas betah Bae 59 Thore Debbie’. of cle welces wo boleties bay ie ts as sl eines eters iors 59 Mhornton™ NANCY ewan eteana vowemeya tee aie ecm te fel s lta ela ane ors 59,163 BUN IGEN, 5 eo 4 oe Be) Gu-c, Bed. Cs ONCE UNG 59,158,159, 162 TUCKED Wane mes vc MeMecMIeN sie asta tctes) ere rolls: 14.1.0) vocals? coins Wot ty (oot ce 59, 153, 157 uicher) DCthiamae Mme en we wel Ey cal cis yenngelane slas «ay ye alah ss 60,129,134 Thittlesmluarry lees nae SETS chs Hae ee ORE OC ae 60,162 eutties Diy Vis Mea nee mh c Meee vecg icc ee asece Roy Sensi iai te conve susis, fai) thx, is) Ver aide 60 19] NENG, IBINGNOR aa Big sok Meee 6 aed 60.5 eg scene: Bi oe eos hn 60,163 Venable tKerrys cet asmewsn pure ct ch Ai cual eae. o4 sesar we Paneem steer wus eee oe 60 VE TOM IVELIKCs Carmen cen ee Meee. 6) tess eUSEINTL «ik sire che”) suse oreo geet tueuae irs 60 VACKETS MC Tal Om tant tm ararcurctrepites: Swiceemete tee oo ce species erie oc BGM SRNR 60 Wineyarcl, ROME 5 65 o00050nackouennec 60,111,113,116,126,185 Wort, Carell go oo ou eo woe 32,60, 130,131,146,147, 163,164,177, 180,185 NAcraeRe DUELS G oleh a, Ohey 6, Gee adem Bi bees Cae eee 60,126,163 VOSS x BONNICT Maw screw te cater ek ot eee ee a Se steGANe, eo ceo mamasmeon se 32,60,85,164 WAC RONCT SULLY consutemts mee cutee tiish ie, (uel ch eh anos ol ely oarsmen outa 60,120,125,126 Warner, ROM aa merisie neorcce cy oho) tha) a) sigci so] o) so vepves ose vices Si ieits notte 60 MiG DEK iehIeete Lato O86 oom Egan ClO 6 o 6 Gio G6 oo 60,162 Walker, William David icc, rete) shi) occ ve) oo) ch cues) esa euen ue outils 60,143 NIEWUIR SE NOG bei oes hod. i: oF cmneneaeon ececenWor yoo. O40, Geet emer re 61 MEN ACA RESTA NCEH yr om Aub Oe wa ho RMAC mes out to GaN Gem. Seon: ce ed 61 Ward Genet ae teeth emsas: Si casaiae et Mem toy suis) take, epee ioe = 61,156,164 Warren JamiGey sauyike. suehins soe. sls) use ey sh oh So seuber ol sack sue 6 6) steerer 61,163 WanrenePatya ar carci tute tygsuteeen meas oto ieee edn eno keuahatee sears 61 Wels, (Rie 5 ooo 6606 BO SEAKtis cat Oe ens ee ee ey aera 61 Vices GCOS 5b wb bon bao OO ORDO DS DOO DDO GS OO ee 158 WeavillD OnmiGh ese. rae fumes lc) fe seks ¢1s8 76 bones aryenie) to otisn ai olen Lisa anoles 61 NCE AORN S, oo oo eet wo Edu mole ae oes o 6 Oo Oo 6 8 a 61,127 NIGEN BUI AGAIN tne BUG. BAG GGG th Geo, Shao OH Gece i Oe ype Oo thd 61 WEEN, WEA 5 on Goo DDO oOo OO DOM OOo HE ee Ton OG 61,163 WeavdlSNVivr ate aemem-tomc sie Rel ielecue hoped cates bem se sonal eel oue alias 61,183 ViGleuse, Chew 2564 e655 8 SO Sama pe oe Oo ooo © peo 61,164 AVEC LIN AEE eo Uh Te gee ee ee, oes 61,133, 153,157, 182 WESt MLL ACh eee mnm ay, tac Peder mente MMe enase Octet Tomi, Gime weawra Fan's 61 WEE EQNS pie @o6 CCR KE BOR ODEOtOGHO 60 OS Ge 61,160 Woeguimoalbinel ditty ¢ 6650560 a060 GO0O S46 OHH 6 Gg 0m 0 OO 62 Wesimonreikiich Caml ogo65660600096F6506 62,151,152,154,163,164 Whicker sBurtcnm a ea tae RP ee: 62,124, 145,149, 156,161,178, 180 Whicker, Tommy ........ 62,145,149, 152,156,161, 164,178, 179,180,181 Wimicikair, MEIN 6 a oe GO ooo eo ooo eee oO H OOOH SG 62,151 Vie LOAN s die bop Ohoo OO GOH Gon Mot dom o 6 62,162 Woe, CAIRO Gg@aSoodonbonroseovbodooasHeOOD SS 62,162 NURS ENEMA rs Gm. rere Beer Ree WR lo- 5 ue LO on Ae an 62 Watley, SAMCKE. Soo oo do boa ooo boa e Ooo hbo UH EDD ho De 62 ioting, BERRI obo Gop Bn oo Oo OOO Hon Ook oOo Oa 62,160,163 Naa, IGRI bo oo oboe OO DE OOO Ong oe oe han OOo oD on 62 WiklemA Tay nee gee recon alt ft races ame 62,147,149,150,163 WAU HOI oo Gob oc ako debeoonoaohe eo duoneo an 62,160 Whlleiecl JIOWES goo bes cbu eto onan Dae He oeoeoeua so oD 62 AMbbeB, INCE 6 bo ROO OD OD OOOO OOD eh a eh oo Sc 62,163,164 Wwiiltiewesis INCOM 6 65 oh OE OB OD oe eG ooOKG doo Go OS 63,158,159 Wahu, dN 4 6450665 60Gb UO AoC oOoo oo asoGd oC 63 Wooo, INE cog oo ooo oot bode bo esos Hanae ooo sO SE 63 WOO SIGVAMESC UllmemrateicuNelrs mritcitsino Nt eiieiica cll oll itu MoM cha E oi olioiteliciie naire 63,162 WOON, SWO cou bbos Sooo dboecunrG@Poebeaggn bane 63,164 NES, WERE co ob poo oe OGD OPA POO se bo ah ood oO SG 63 NEWS MEI 5556 bo 6 OO OD DOOM OO SEO OS Goo Coon 63,162 VOU, HONS aap oo A Doe co oe OG ObG CSE GAH OOH SS 63,162 MCh CHRMICh Ko bo Ge omebtnuoe rt oh bee ooo ooo oo 6 63 NOUNS, LEWIN 4 5 an ooo o Db Doe bee enon pee 63,150,153, 1605100 YOUN, SOc on bb chop obo menPecaontoeooadgo aot o 63,162 FACULTY INDEX I ENON. Gop a Oo Olan on oo Ao OOO GOOD Ob be 23 Alired. SRebecCay MiSSis os’ lel cr cls) o) oie oe ier ouiietmrce ences 22,160 Blackwell, Maxine: Mrs cn tenuis oitemtouts MMi ent oN tem ntcn ttclneiNen?. 23 Bienes, DAOKG 6 oo OO DODO Oe Ob OOOO Oe 28,107,127 Briges Carolyn McGee teeilsianmencitemanelte Go USio Shao 5 27 [Byabianlenyy Waves WHE Gp itch oo Ban bpaoo oto aco 29 BPE MEM IDE NANSIS Iolo God o Hc eG oo dg oh weben eoa lone oe 21 Callahan Max tyre camer meeuytc! saree ction cm enrenelisas 7,20,21,161 Clarkes Carl memaieneniemsme § GLO lon Gurnsic O10 2,3,20,107,113,115 Chipman yAnn Mi; qete-ie moire on Moc clei cil ar ite ioc ictns 22 Cleves IAIN, ce coooos bobo aaos BL Geeta atetal cs 15,19 Gorgias IWedss Goo 5 fo blo dO 00 6-4 OG oO oo 24,25,161 GHOSE GH SG ood Ob Oooo oOo ho ooo 6 30,108,126 DENN, Wao WSS Gocco oo oo oO oO DO op ob OO OG OC 29 Eller, Margie Mrs...... Sapecen. Om ao al Geel ae eo Shieh 27,163 IMieAortwalele GOMNEE 5 oo oOo oo 0b oO OOo Oo Do OG 25 Gamndner, Nancy MiuSGacerat i sillsi isis st siteMsilaiicol ric ioctl on oyna 22,160 Carona, Dekel sooo GAB OO GEG aE DOO OOD oD DO 29 Garretts Nita: MiSS sy.teavel el vsercurentome totic Wonton client htc Main omits 25,149 (Gsxay LIMOS 6 io oo oo oo GD HO So Bo oO -8 15,25,146 Gngeyentes YNiegXol So Goo oC oOo KOOP HOO oD Odo HD ODDO 27 Hauser, Kennethta iow metcmionsiiciesics silo cll -iieimclnculcmeiasinsmtsiits 29 BiorMeMar, IBEMN 5 Gg Foo oH oO USM OD EH OO OD 30,109,115,127 IG VN INER G5 oh OO h OOS HES OHO G0 Go 28,108,136 LESAGE soo Gu oD ono oo 6 eth GO. Ben 5 206,163 hefeavers saber ya cmcmoeien Mca cmeitcn cm msmcntcncnr: SO; LT 171209 IER ICONB Ch G6 OO OG Oo Dob OM DG OO Se 17,18,169 LopoAUUKS, WRN 5 bo Oo Ooo oO Op aD OO oo 21,158 WMACIGb A, NobeabueD WHEE 5 oo Doo K boob OOO oOo BOO 8 29 Werauin IW GoGo ooo OOo eo oo OO 6 2opo oe a aoe 28 WERDEN 2 Op oad oC aso ooD don oOo mo OS Zoot IMatthewsy Carolyn llss mn men sien icin cncme ner ricci tients mci 15,26 INGOT SPE 5 oo GOR ODO 6 OSGOOeG008 0 26 Wop IJNEIN 6 6p ooo noo one oD OOD OK 29,109,117,126 Mortons Charlesmrsmensmeaemenencmencns Gi 5,30,109,111,113 Mueller a iitaurasMixS mension ici sie bon cae caenre msi omromrans aisiionne 25,161 MO, CG Mb 5660 OOO GF oOO boa oo 6 15,17,16,190 MIEN IGEN oo boa ROD OHS h 0G OOS DS 28,107,113,127 INGO ISOMERS casi bobo nooobo oboe oD a a00 05 29,109 PRK INIA, 5 Do OOOOH Oa OO ooo OF 22,108,113,160 IKE, DANG 6 Goo OO OH OO BoD ooo oO OOO AO 23,149 ISA. 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