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

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1967 volume:

379.5 AQUILA - 1967 « Depicts ersonalities and Events East Forsyth Seni or High School Route 3 Kernersville, North Carolina KERNERSVILLE BRANCH LIBRARY Volume Five 130 EAST MOUNTAIN STREET KERNERSVILLE, N. C. 27284 Foreword At East there is never a dull moment for the student or - teacher who is interested in making the Mighty Eagles _ Number One in everything they do. An excellent variety of subjects is offered in the academic area; one may obtain a basic knowledge of as many different subjects as his time _and interests allow. Opportunities exist for innumerable _ extracurricular activities, including clubs, money-making = contests, and exciting spo rts. Often when students make outstanding accomplishments in particular fields, they are honored by an award. Awarded or not, though, the true _ Eagle is always striving for the growth, progress, and wel- fare of his school. SS | if fe AR aS Contents Classes. . Ss . 66 Academics. . So 10 Athletics. .........136 Organizations. .... ..38 Honors...........168— 992 “Let’s Go Eagles... Gol... Go The Eagle Nest Is the Home of Action, Spirit, Pride, and the Will to Be Number One Athletics Are Based on Individual Control he pe ¢ Swift Is the Action of the Small Group NN = co SEES ci: SSAA ast Also Illustrates a Feeling of ranquility and houghtfulness Li yy igs iY) Vie Mii Lo x i 3 aie booed Witesar ap ee Tk ea i dry 6: 2 You UML GOD {Bhima oe 7 ae ae ee _ a oeoene | iy He a “Proudly Now We Hail Thee Peay va Pe ii ye) alt) hi What Is Life Without “Little Things”? = Weg Ny on PP WANK WN CWE: 5 Me Ne Msn Seth Be u . oo — a ie i . oo — 2 — AAO GAGA GGG GGA ASST So Bi . i, 7 i wii He Shaanti nti ae hi, a i 4 Ly 7 BI iy Lie a we RAK use uid Ne ee MAG ¥ NE ‘asst MEHR Wah Mr ER 10 Hard Work Is Rewarded with Honor = . RES Sees i x “aut sssensonrescopioniils SRR Moan 11 cademic Discovery Equals Self Satisfaction Wy y i. —— i. . BOG OH i� WW SAN i: ‘ we TE 7 12 tion Between Coopera Students and Faculty ily Is a Necess 13 To a Dedicated Person, CS — C NES ti Mrs. Maxine Blackwell 14 with Honor, We Dedicate... . Mrs. Maxine Blackwell has given unselfishly of her time and talents to create a true appreciation and love for the art of music at East. She has brought honor to her school through her never-ending patience and concern and with superior choral performances. The Madrigals were invited to sing for the National Music Educator’s Conference, Southern Division, in Atlanta, Georgia. Out of twenty- three high school and college groups, they were the only high school group chosen. One thing that goes very far toward making life worth- while is a smile; this is a true characteristic of Mrs. Black- well. She is always cheerful, gentle, and willing to help a student with a problem. She brings out the best in a person, making him feel confident and proud. To her, life is sweet because of her friends and the things she and they have in common. She is sincerely devoted to the advance- ment of her students. Mrs. Maxine Blackwell is a dedicated teacher, not only to the subject she teaches, but also to every student and teacher at East. : : L 8 15 Gs D en DN — © 5 a x a — = 5 yas G S hated 16 to Put Accent on Academics Schools are created for the purpose of a mutual exchange of knowledge of facts, theories, and philosophies. Cultures of, and understanding between, peoples of different coun- tries are expressed through foreign languages and social studies. Mathematics and the sciences teach one to think logically and to work with others and individually to obtain answers to problems. The commercial subjects prepare many students for working on their own soon after graduation from high school. English, in turn, creates an appreciation for our own culture in contrast with those of the past. Learning to listen to all ideas, accepting and re- jecting as they choose, the student and teacher both obtain fragments of a much sought-after knowledge: the ability to live and work in harmony. ey Bixee 17 Administration Our principal, Papa Lewis, administers executive duties, provides leadership and guidance, and makes East “One Big Family.” As we have often heard him say, he “loves us all.” Mrs. Geri Musten, Secretary w PM iii pirites Mrs. Peggy Holder, Secretary Mr. Fred E. Lewis, Jr., Principal 18 Officials and One of the Family , Mr. A.D. Wood Assistant Principal “� Staff members of the Winston-Salem-Forsyth County School System: Mr. L. Eugene Johnston, Mr. C.T. Leinbach, Jr., Mr. Raymond Sarbaugh, = . SMS 19 Mr. Marvin Ward, Mr. Ned R. Smith, Mr. Robert L. Blevins, Mr. Leo G. Morgan. oward Tomorrow Mrs. Becky Waggoner, Secretary Mr. Weldon A. Idol, Guidance Counselor Mrs. Mary Swain, Guidance Counselor ie jt Mrs. Swain helps a student. 20 Making the World Smaller—Languages Foreign languages offered to East High students include about the language, but about the people who speak it, French, Latin, and Spanish. The students learn not only their customs, and their country. “Joan of Arc” presented by the French Department in assembly Mr. Otis Chilton Mr. Robert Patton Miss Rebecca Allred leads her students in Spanish folk songs. 21 English—the Groundwork of Intellect Developing the building blocks of our language through studies in grammar, we are then able to apply them to the study of literature. Mr. Carl Clarke Mrs. Mary Boyles DE We Uy, Uy Live and learn and take tests Mr. Perry Lefeavers Mrs. Geneva Thomas Miss Ruth Green 22 Mrs. Gwynn Kirby , teaches dramatics. Mrs. Ann Wilson Mrs. Mary Sanders Ready for opening night Secretary to the Librarian Librarian Mrs. Doris Grubbs Mrs. Robbin Clark Social Studies—Delving into the Past Several different areas of social studies are included in Economics. Everyone can learn to cope with the world as the school curriculum. They are U.S. History and World it is by studying the successes and failures of people of the History, as well as Democracy in Action, Family Life, and past. Mr. Kent Martin Mr. John Withrow predicts the future. relates historical data. Mrs. Daisy Roland 24 . “is =e ia nNnA NEA NEARER ORR RNNETS . Mrs. Tulloch explains her famed ‘ time line. weypeyhie Mr. Ben Hunnicutt enlightens U.S. History students. Mr. Charles Morton uses map. sn aia Mrs. Jackie Tulloch Strengthening Our Bodies—Physical Education In the physical education program, students participate dances used by the Swinging Eaglettes. During the fall in indoor sports which include basketball, volleyball, and and spring no one wants to stay inside; track, baseball, tumbling. The girls learn many of the new modern jazz softball, and archery become the centers of interest. Mrs. Ann Idol Mr. Jack Musten Mr. Jack Blaylock 26 Students Become Skilled Drivers Students must take classroom instruction and then in-car training before receiving a certificate which makes them eligible for a driver’s license. Sometimes the going is easy, EDUCAT! Jiv} but often the student makes many mistakes before he can say that he really knows how to handle that car. OSME FOR TTH SCHOOLS coe CE i Mr. Carolan T. Craig, Jr. Mr. Harold Miller EOE TT HAA Ra. e Driving with a lot of skill, a little luck, and a prayer 27 Discovering the Preciseness in the World of athematics Mrs. Nancy Cox Mr. Darrell Garner “So if a man’s wit be wandering, let him study the mathe- matics; for in demonstrations, if his wit be called away never so little, he must begin again.” —Francis Bacon— “It’s really just first-year algebra!” 28 Mr. William Shropshire Miss Ginger Brumsey Wee ARENNNE SS Mr. Horace Nelson Mrs. Violet Daniel Cone... Parabola . . . Hyperbola po Elipse® 7s. Circle 29 Mr. Alan Morton Mrs. Eleanor Ross Mr. David Buchanan Sophomores discover life under a microscope. 30 Probing into the Mysteries of Life, Discovering Our World’s Secrets In the scientific field, East offers Biology, Chemistry, search deeper into the mysteries of our universe, teaching Advanced Biology, and Physics, challenging our minds to us to think about just why things are the way they are. (86 W268 169 70 in: Dy HOxEr Tm Yb Lu + 1GD 50 164.958 B35, 168.9 44 es 497 Mrs. Ruth Linville explains the periodic chart. Mr. Max Callahan demonstrates with an experiment. An eager student explores on his own. 31 _ Preparing for a Future in the Mrs. Jeanette Graves Miss Judith Kelly Mrs. Shirley Mitchell EIN ies, eR: DO ROERES “Five minutes and five or less mistakes!” 32 World of Business and Commerce Miss Carolyn Matthews Mrs. Nancy Womack Miss Brenda Petree 33 Commercial students push for speed and accuracy in typing and shorthand and gain experience in bookkeeping and office practice. The Commercial Department also offers personal typing and notehand to college-bound students. Ye iie Le Students gain skill through office practice. Gaining Skills in Practical Trades The shop and agricultural courses teach students to work skillfully for themselves in their day to day lives. The D.E. and I.C.T. programs allow many students to go to school and learn by working at various jobs half of the school day. Mr. James Sherrill Mr. David Tucker Mr. Paul Wilson Precision is vital in shop. Mr. Herman Steward Class in a trailer is a new experience. 34 Becoming Efficient Homemakers ptt, NTS Mrs. Carolyn Briggs Mrs. Margie Eller Boys taking Home Economics learn to sew. 35 Awakening to the World of Culture The Fine Arts Department has something to offer every student at East in the fields of music, art, and mechanical drawing. Mr. Clifton Arnold Mrs. Maxine Blackwell Art students in action Mrs. Gertrude Reed observes her students. Mr. Harold Allen in Mechanical Drawing 36 The Cafeteria Staff and Maintenance Department Are nvaluable at East san usttietse First Row: Margaret Hauser, Audre Brinson, Gaynell Crouse, Ruth Tart, Thelma Walker; Second Row: Opal Neal, Goldie Holt, Martha Ann Ruby Carter, Lillian Bailey, Robert Brown. Osborne, Joanne Hill, Hazel Styers, Edith Tilley, Pauline Smith, Betty Goode, Nettie Blackburn, Ruby White; Not Pictured: Gladys Loflin, Mr. Roy Reavis Helen Brown, Ed Hatcher, Helen Townsend Sh, East Opportunities Are Opened for Fun Outside of Class by Organizations Everyone can find an extracurricular activity to round out his high school life. There are service clubs that link the school with the surrounding communities. For those who like the arts, the Concert Band, Drama Club, and Performing Chorus offer areas of self-expression. The foreign language clubs offer an opportunity to have fun with a language and the people who speak it. Taking a prospective look at the future can be done through the College Club and Junior Achievement. D.E. and I.C.T. students begin establishing their future work by going to school part of the day and working the remainder, often receiving special training on the job. Binding all of the activities of the school together is the Student Govern- ment which is an important beginning in the preparation of our generation for self-government. 32 Student Government Sends Representatives First Row: Cindy Steele, Pat Ramey, Trish Swaim, Marcia Callahan, Mary Jo Neal, Sherry Smith, Brenda Stafford, Pat Ezzell, Nora Matthews, Becky Ball, Annette Corum; Second Row: Dana Mansfield, Linda Ma- con, Beverly Weaver, Takeeta Holland, Betsy Voss, Mona Binkley, Carolyn Snow, Martha Jackson, Judy Smith, Toni Petticord, Ann Joyce, Susan Landreth; Third Row: Treva Haynes, Myra Moore, Jane Davis, Gale James, Linda Biles, Dawn Cockman, Debbie Motsinger, Carolyn Petticord, Sara Reed, Janice Idol; Fourth Row: Vicki Fulp, Debbie Welborn, Karen Neal, Candy Williard, Pam Jones, Donna Glasscoe, Cindy Smith, Doug Fulp, Mike Buckner, Neil Smith, Debbie Fleming; Fifth Row: Barry Dowell, Benny Hartley, Galen Dilworth, James Peddycord, Tommy Champney, Mike Hartman, Steve Reid. Judy Smith, Speaker of the House Jack Smith, Vice-President Neil Smith, President to UNC-G for High LQ. Bowl In order to provide for a democratic school environment, odically, these groups cooperate with the faculty in the student government is comprised of officers, an ex- determining school functions. ecutive body, and a representative body. Meeting peri- First Row: James Peddycord, Ed Hedgecock, Calvin McCuiston, Larry Mabe, Jack Smith, Neil Smith, Sherry Smith, Barry Dowell, Carlene Disher, Ernie Parker, Barbara Mullinax, Gail Castevens, Linda Dodson, Kirkman. Debbie Barreau, David Griffith; Second Row: Sarah Jo Thore, Denny Sherry Smith, Secretary Barry Dowell, Treasurer oe 2 41 Debbie Barreau Bethy Satterthwaite Ann Lewis Susan Hinsdale Sara Reed President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Sarah Adams Kathy Billings Gail Castevens Dawn Cockman Kay Everhart 4 Gayneil Highfill Kathy Huie Carlene Kirkman Linda Kuzio Connie McGee Glenda Mitchell Becky Reid Debbie Rohath Carrene Sink Connie Slate . Judy Smith Brenda Stafford Sarah Jo Thore Camilla Vaughn Betsy Voss 42 Ed Hedgecock mf Phil Lane Ernie Parker = _—_ Eddie Parrish . L Johnny Blanton Sgt.-At-Arms Barry Baker Jackie Blaylock Terry Boles Alex Brown Ray Burke Randy Burks Chuck Collicutt Danny Crews Mike Crews Larry Disher Barry Dowell John Flynt Terry Fulbright Jimmy Gibbs David Griffith Mike Hancock Benny Hartley Sam Isley Danny Linville Doug Mabe Roland Mintz Van Nelson James Peddycord Jack Smith Neil Smith Charlie Snow Darwin Stanley Alan Thompson Nathan Weavil Ronnie Whicker 43 Concert Band Prepares for State Contest, Flute: Gail Thompson, June Weavil, Susan Hinsdale, Karen Neal, Penny Luck; Oboe: Sue Tart, Sara Reed; Clarinet: Beth Linville, Cheryl Dixon, Marshal Pruitt, Vicky McKaughn, Marie Baggott, Charlie Snow, Jan Floyd, Randy Barrow, Sandra Gardner, Kathy Yokley, Carolyn Snow, man; Horn; Penni Griffin, Carolyn Deborah Pyrtle, Sally Welborn, Karen Haney; Bass Clarinet: Henry McGee, Kenny Hastings; Saxophone: Tommy Fulp, Jimmy Berry, Roland Mintz, Sharon Godwin, Gary Meredith; Bassoon: Roger Kirk- cKaughn, Dickie Barreau, Steve 44 Sends Representatives to All-State Band Virgil Siler, Mike Hastings, Stephen Amos, Michael Parsons, Tom Gri- Warren; Baritone: Dennis Vaughn, Mills Landreth, Terry Brown; ffin; Trombone: David Vanhoy; Bass Horn: Bobby King, David Teague; Trumpet: Jerry Headen, Tommy Cooke, David Lwewllyn, Jerry Lewis, Craig Linville, Larry Flynt, Keith Grubbs, Butch Loflin, Donald Pack, Percussion: David Angel, Ginger Dills, Johnny Kearns. 45 Swinging Eaglettes Inspire Amateur Choreography First Row: Linda McRae, Barbara West, Patsy Idol, Janice Idol, Sandy Row: Frankie Edwards, Donna Swaim, Linda Dodson, Mary Pegram, Fulp, Becky Ball; Second Row: Robin Gilley, Carol Jeffries, Jan Wilson, Terry Wilson, Mickey Lemons; Sixth Row: Margot Rushing, Lynn Roth- Pam Little, Sue Morris; Third Row: Paula Hutchings, Sandra Cook, Jane rock, Pat Ezzell, Connie Slate, Bernice Martin; Seventh Row: Connie Vogler, Jean Parham, Karen Neal, Mary Jo Neal; Fourth Row: Vicki Jones, Becky Burgess, Kathy Whicker. Flynn, Kay Crews, Carol Blevins, Patti Davis, Sherry Gregory; Fifth Eagles Swing with Jazz in Dance Band First Row: Ronnie Ingram, Keith Osborne, Gary Meredith, Mar- shal Pruitt, Tommy Fulp, Mr. Arnold, Roger Kirkman, Louie Bodenhamer; Second Row: Dennis Vaughn, David Vanhoy, Virgil Siler, David Lewellyn, Jerry Lewis, Tommy Cooke, Keith Grubbs, David Teague. 46 Madrigals Asked to Perform in Atlanta, Georgia First Row: Carrene Sink, Connie Crawford, Donna Glascoe, Mona Bink- ley, Jenny Biles, Barbara Queen, Linda Stoltz, Brenda Stafford, Cindy Smith, June Weavil; Second Row: Wayne Roesel, Kent Willard, Steve Lankford, Steve Musten, Kent Bowen, Willie Craven, Neil Smith, Clifton 47 Oakley, Ted Vogler; Third Row: James Hicks, Jennifer Higgins, Randy Burks, Ann Lewis, Richard Griffith, Susan Hinsdale, Denny Peacock, Connie Jones, Mike Bowman, Amy Hauser, David Griffith, Kathy Billings, Dennis Vaughn. Girls’ Ensemble practices for Small Ensemble Contest at Duke. Chorus Classes Practice Noel Songs for Christmas The combined Advanced Chorus and Performing Chorus Girls’ Ensemble are also separate and perform on their sang together for the annual Christmas program. They own for many occasions. Altogether, the chorus well illus- also perform numbers alone, appearing publicly when trates the fact that “practice makes perfect.” called upon. The Madrigal group, Boys’ Ensemble, and Practicing for the State Choral Contest “Mi, me, ma, mo, mu” 48 Debate Society Practices Art of Oration Would Be Actors and Actresses of D First Row: Deby Doty, Ginger Smith, Carolyn Staples, Mrs. Kirby, Marsha Collins, Mary Hill, Glenda Allison; Second Row:Polly Atkins, Linda Myers, June Tatum, Glenda Carlyle, Carrene Sink, Sharon Worrell, Vicki Row, Candy Walser, Vicki Talley; Third Row: Howard Tay- lor, Brenda Stafford, Sherry Smith, Bob Jenkins, Doug Spi- vey, Faye Carroll, Sandra Ever- hart, Donna Swaim. 49 ‘KERNERSVIL aa} E First Row: Calvin McCuiston, Sarah Adams, David Hastings, Deby Doty, Linda Stoltz; Second Row: Steve Ezzell, Chris Hilton, Ronnie Ingram, Doug Mabe, Richard Russell, Larry Merritt. ramatics Club BRANCH LIBRARY 130 EAST MOUNTAIN STREET (KERNERSVILLE, N. C. 27284 Chess Club Members Test Their Skills iL LAD EE Lies Lsiieioriiapait = Calvin McCuiston, Mr. Allen, Mike Sidden, Doug Long, Mike Buckner. at SRS Cheryl Dixon, Ernie Parker, Galen Dilworth, Kenny Williard, Barry Dowell, Larry Merritt, Calvin McCuiston, Roger Kirkman, Terry Boles, Bobby Gilbert, Ronnie Ingram. 50 Library Club Members Learn Fundamentals First Row: Judy Eaton, Danny Holcomb, Ann Sears; Second Row: Susan beth, Sharon Fulp; Fourth Row: Kay Hawks, Linda Callahan, Becky Duncan, Debbie Sell, Judy Sipes, Irma Mabe, Deby Doty; Third Row: Hutchins, Ernestine Clontz, Marlene Vogler, Martha Lawson; Fifth Row: Kathy Lawson, Sharon Weavil, Kathy Reavis, Pat Manuel, Barbara Lam- Billy Martin, Larry Blackburn, Mrs. Sanders. Office Helpers Practice Secretarial Skills Kathy Lawson, Donna Williard, Kay Cline, Hilda Whicker, Diane Mabe , Patsy Hewett, Sylvia Slate, Brenda Mills, Patsy Smith, Dona Southern, Brenda Eaton, Bonnie Goode, Angie Wilson, Jenny Biles, Debbie Broome. on First Row: Mike Beeson, Jerry Bowers, Bobby Bailey, Dennis Blackburn, Bobby Gilbert, Benny Hartley, Richard Griffith; Second Row: Sarah Jo Thore, Sharon Fowler, Debbie Perry, Susan Rothrock, Debbie Perry- man, Janice Phillips, Debbie Sides, Judy Ingram, Deborah Phillips, Pam James, Donna Mintz, Sarah Adams, Judy Stanley, Karen Jarrell, Julia Plemmons, Joan Williams; Third Row: Karen Davis, Debbie Wilson, Linda Hendrix, Elaine Tittsworth, Alice Walker, Jane Davis, Sandy French vs. Spanish vs. Latin Clubs in Foreign Language Foot- ball Marathon. Crotts, Jeanie Mooney, Sydney Wooten, Susan Flynt, Connie Crawford, Connie Boyan, Charlotte Yokeley, Connie Jones, Linda Johnson; Fourth Row: Carlene Kirkman, Linda Reed, Nancy McGee, Treva Haynes, Linda Yokley, Joan Rothrock, Debbie Redman, Pat Ramey, Dana Mans- field, Barbara Withers, Becky Reid, Gayle Patterson, Vicki McCollem, Pam Evans. Spanish and Latin Clubs—Friends and Enemies First Row: Tommy Champney, Kenny Williard, Barry Dowell, Roland Mintz, Ronnie Whicker, Richard Russell, Danny Hayes; Second Row: Bonnie Teague, Debbie Sell, Mary Ann Mitchell, Debbie Kerner, Vicki Sullivan, Jan Wilson, Debbie Welborn, Sharon Godwin, Mary Jo Neal, Sharon Worrell, Ann Ingram, Gayneil Highfill, Camilla Vaughn, Brenda First Row: Richard Pender, Larry King, Gale James. Sam Isley, Ron Car- swell; Second Row: Carolyn Petticord, Lynn Masten, Trish Marion, Karen Haney, Sherry Smith, Vicky McKaughn, Sandra Idol, Diane Nor- man, Candy Willard, Sandy Fulp, Margaret Sell; Third Row: Kathy Mahood, Rita Hartman, Gwen Beck, Janet Hicks, Vicky Talley, Brenda Sullivan, Frankie Edwards, Sandra Everhart, Bobbie Douthit, Beverly Weavil, Linda Jones; Fourth Row: Sue Wilson, Dawn Cockman, Ava Pender, Mary Kapp, Pat Pearman, Becky Ball, Linda Grace, Ann Sears, Kay Whicker, Rosemary Settle, Myra Moore, Penni Griffin, Penny Luck, Carolyn Snow; Fifth Row: Hilda Hastings, Pam Jones, Kathy Whic- ker, Takeeta Holland, Mona Binkley, Karen Neal, Jan Floyd, Judy Line- berry, Susan Lane, Joan Owenby, Martha Jackson, Teresa Bentley, Stafford; Third Row: Bethy Satterthwaite, Pat Ezzell, Vicky Simmons, Janice Bowers, Mary Higgins, Pam Stoltz, Mary Ann Idol, Jenny Satter- thwaite, Melvin Kiser, Steve Reid, Mike Jordan, Jimmy Wilson, Kathy Billings, Sue Tart. Joanie Watts; Sixth Row: Sharon Myers, Debbie Cobbler, Pam Hower- ton, Ronnie Gray, Debbie Miller, Nancy Potts, Tanya Creason, Linda Vanhoy, Shirley Matherley, Becky Smith; Seventh Row: Pam Norris, Glenda Mitchell, Lynn Vance, Donna Jakovec, Gloria Carico, Virginia Sed pe Sharon Vaughn, Linna Bivens, Becky Hull, Kathy Parnell; Eighth Row: Joan Martin, Sara Reed, Beverly Swain, Phil Matthews, Mike Fulcher, Bill Neal, David Lewellyn, Danny Holcomb; Ninth Row: Raeford Smith, Bobby King, Eddie Wilkins, Tommy Ingram, Gary Dan- iel, David Smith, Randy Grogan, Mike Parsons, Johnny Kearns, Earl Oakley, Bobby Gardner, Mike Richardson, Rooney Cox, Ron Mabe, Virgil Siler. Health Careers Club Introduces Students to Medicine First Row: Linda Dodson, Sue Sherrill, Janet Hicks, Debbie Moore, Nancy McGrady, Beverly Woodard, Joan Dillon, Vicki Poss, Debbie Rohath, Judy Smith, Ann Sears, Demetri Eakers, Jean Vogler, Brenda Tuttle, Pam James, Gail Patterson, Sandra Cook; Second Row: Kathy Huie, Susan Lane, Jan Wilson, Vicki Sullivan, Charlene Williams, Sid Donna Evans, Becky Ball, Linda Ingram, Gale James, Mary Jo Neal, San- dra Everhart, Carolyn Staples, Debbie Motsinger, Pat Warren, Lynn Masten, Nancy Roberson, Connie Slate. Students Prepare for Higher Levels of Math Through Math Club First Row: Ed Hedgecock, Larry Disher, Ernie Parker; Second Row: Calvin McCuis- ton, Ronnie Ingram, Susan Tilley, Carolyn Staples. 54 Bus Drivers Serve East Well in Transportation First Row: Raeford M. Smith, Mike Taylor, David Hastings, Ronnie Lin- ville, Jimmy Robertson, Jerry Lewis, Bynum Ashby, Terry Peddycord, Wayne Robertson, ae Dollarhite, Robert Brown, Steve Ezzell, Mike Yokely, Wesley Cole; Second Row: Lannie Boles, Henry Hester, Jerry Hare, Sherman Dalton, Johnny Sell, Terry Fulbright, Larry Disher, Mike Fulcher, Ronnie Jakovec, Jimmy Wilson, Charles Ball, Virgil Siler, Clif- ton Hare, Troy Sexton, Sammy Tilley, Clinton Butner, Don Pegram; 55 Third Row: Cathy Diehl, Ann Adams, Chris Hilton, Raeford Smith, Jr., Gary Eaton, Roger Johnson, Louie Bodenhamer, Mike Bowman, Ronnie King, Mike Smith, Duane Long, William Davis, Jerry Bowers, Richard Lenderman, William Scales, Doug Brinson, Ken Matthews, Craig Lin- ville, Mr. Masten; Fourth Row: Wade Loggins, Mike Swaim, Butch Lof- lin, Henry McGee, Ken Culler, Obie Ballard, Keith Osborne, Mike Calhoun, Jack Marion, Dennis Vaughn. The mad rush for the buses! FHA Dresses Dolls for Underprivileged Children First Row: Lynn Masten, Toni Petticord, Vicky Waggoner, Hope Biby, Jackie Fulton, Ava Pender, Becky Petticord; Second Row: Sharon Pat Warren, Hilda Whicker, Carolyn Wallin, Fay Bullard, Mrs. Varner, Hester, Kathy Lawson, Judy Walker, Nancy Roberson. First Row: Ann Peele, Virginia Stephens, Joan Williams, Mary Pegram, mons, Brenda Baker, Mary Sell, Carol Wilson, Carol Larrimore, Donna Debbie Fulton, Carol Griffin; Second Row: Trish Marion, Nora Wilson, Gayle Smith, Joy Manuel. Matthews, Connie Reich, Kay Willard, Mary Ann Mitchell, Vicky Sim- Ee ‘A Honors Faculty—Teacher of the Month Sara Reed, Susan Hinsdale, Linda Yokley, Nancy Roberson, June Wea- Carlene Kirkman, Patti Blackburn, Nancy McGee, Shirley Brown, Linda vil, Debbie Barreau, Cheryl Dixon, Joyce Whitaker, Beverly Woodard, McRae, Debbie Cobbler, Barbara Withers, Kathy Yokley. Pat Terrell, Vicki Talley, Gail Thompson, Kay Everhart, Becky Reid, History Club Visits Planetarium at Easter First Row: Debbie Motsinger, Barbara Mullinax, Donna Mintz, Margie Debbie Broome, Roger Kirkman, Kay Everhart; Fourth Row: Mary Ross, Sharon Worrell; Second Row: Mary Mitchell, Sue Sherrill, Sandra Higgins, Michael Hartman, Ray Burke. Everhart, Cynthia Landreth, Cheryl Dixon; Third Row: Linda Phelps, LY Woods Are Cleared by FFA for Tennis Courts First Row: Steve Melton, Stanley Bodsford, Ronnie Jakovec, David Mot- Wayne Ward, Wayne Bernard, Mr. Sherrill; Third Row: Gary Dollar- singer, Monty Beeson, Bill Neal; Second Row: Mr. Steward, George hite, John Stigall, Charles Ball, William Martin, Steve Musten, Mike Baker, Taft Simpson, Kerry Blakely, Steve Tuttle, Harry Cavenaugh, Casper, Jerry Collins, Billy Joe Broadstreet, Butch Loflin. LO 57 D.E.—At School and on the Job First Row: Diane Lemons, Linda Myers, Jackie aie Rene Daniels, Becky Edison, Penny Stevens, Allen Angell; Second Row: Betty New- som, Marie Holt, Carolyn Bassett, Barbara Crouse, Karen Sisk, Vicki Ballard, Jean Carroll; Third Row: Jerry Sheets, Gary Michael, Vicki ® Lawson, Linda Barlow, Don Smith, Bobby Moore, Ronnie Sweatman; Fourth Row: Terry Bull, Larry Branch, Jerry Fulp, Bobby Pardue, Dennis Curley, Robert Shanahan. I.C.T.—Learning by Working First Row: Danny Caudle, Thomas Whicker, Danny Kiger, Steve Dug- gins, Lynwood Taylor, Earl Bowman, Dennis Swaim; Second Row: Billy Ziglar, Harold Page, Frankie Coleman, Paul McRae, Rick McPherson, Edward Everhart, Steve Morris; Third Row: Leon Bowman, Norman 58 Freeman, Harvey Craven, Carl Gill, Von Musten, Steve Whicker, Charlie Linville; Fourth Row: Steve Linville, Jerry Peeples, Roger Dalton, Tommy Barber, John Carson, Ronnie Clinard, Larry Coleman, Horace Hester. Monogram Club Honors Letter Owners First Row: Mike Nelson, Steve Roberson, Phil Quick, Danny Johnson, Brown; Third Row: Mike Barger, Ronnie Carswell, Steve Hagood, Jimmy Nelson, Phil Baugeuss, Mike Karr; Second Row: Rich Grubbs, Tommy Dollinger, Mike Ferguson, David Motsinger, Jack Smith, Monty Denny Mabe, J.D. Morris, Denny Cottingham, Johnny Blanton, Jack Beeson, Mike Buckner, Doug Linville, Lanny Cook, Jerry Calhoun, Steve Albert, Billy Warden, Rick Simmons, Larry Turpin, Danny Caudle, Ted Motsinger, Danny Melton. GAA Emphasizes Sports for Girl First Row: Fay Bullard, Gail James, Pam James, Brenda Tuttle, Kathy Hilda Whicker, Carol Jeffries, Pat Ezzell, Linda Ingram, Linda Kuzio; Smith, Pam Howerton, Joyce Nelson; Second Row: Patti Kiger, Becky Fourth Row: Phyllis Batten, Chris Chrismon, Susan Batten, Carolyn Smith, Sharon Godwin, Joyce Whitaker, Frankie Edwards, Sandra Idol, Staples, Jan Floyd, Patti Blackburn, Bonnie Chandler, Pam Tedder, Jan Connie Jones; Third Row: Belinda Chrismon, Sue Clubb, Pat Ramey, Wilson. ah College Club Tours Wake Forest College First Row: Steve Reid, Nathan Weavil, Ray Burke, Galen Dilworth, Dar- win Stanley, John Flynt, Mike Crews, C.L. Sell, Benny Hartley, Kenny Williard, Barry Dowell, Larry Disher, Gary Redding, Clifton Hare; Second Row: Kay Whicker, Cindy Smith; Candy Walser, Vicki Talley, Kay Everhart, Gwen Beck, Linda Ingram, Ann Sears, Ann Lewis, Becky Ball, Gail Castevens, Beverly Weaver, Vickie Waggoner, Debbie Fulton, Linda Yokley, Dawn Cockman, Cheryl Dixon; Third Row: Sherry Smith, Joan Martin, Susan Tilley, Carolyn Staples, Connie Slate, Pat Terrell, Pat Warren, Larry Blackburn, Danny Crews, Terry Boles, Bobby Gilbert, Debbie Motsinger, Debbie Fleming, Carlene Kirkman, Debbie Cobbler; Fourth Row: Linda Biles, Betsy Voss, Beverly Weavil, Debby Stanley, Sandra Everhart, Pam Howerton, Sue Sherrill, Linda Macon, Marlene Vogler, Susan Hinsdale, Hilda Whicker, Connie McGee, Sharon Worrell, Barbara Withers, Melvin Kiser, David Griffith; Fifth Row: Kathy Yokley, Ernie Parker, Neil Smith, Ed Hedgecock. YFC Sponsors Friday Morning Devotional First Row: Debbie Cobbler, Gail James, Pam James. Brenda Tuttle, Alma Thomas, Judy Akers, Becky Petticord, Sonja Peddycord, India Page, Carolyn Noblett, Connie Cook; Second Row: Diane Mabe, Martha Jack- son, Carol Blevins, Tonya Smith, Donna Jakovec, Marcia Lowe, Robert Throckmorton, Becky Hutchins, Charlene Snyder, Debbie Phillips, James McKee, Sue Roberson, Wilhemina Fulp; Third Row: Chris Hilton, Larry Blackburn, Jean Vogler, Joan Martin, Charlene Williams, Mary Jo Neal, Sylvia Slate, Gwen Beck, Beverly Weavil, Gail Brim, Mike Nelson, Miss Petree, Glenna Daniels, Steve Roberson, Lannie Boles, Charles Ball, Jerry Whiteheart. 60 Junior Achievement Offers a Taste of Business First Row: Sue Clubb, Brenda Brown, Betty Ann Hendrix, Connie Bran- nock, Diane Lumley, Chandra Hedgecock, Sue Chandler, Wanda Marion, Judy Sipes, Vicki Poss, Beverly Weavil, Sandra Everhart, Connie Shipe, Linda Myers; Second Row: Steve Diehl, Clinton Butner, Roland Mintz, Roger Kirkman, Ronnie Ingram, Jack Marion, Bobby Demurs, Terry Young, Craig Linville, Louie Bodenhamer, Denny Cottingham, Mike Jordan, Ray Burke. First Row: Sydney Wooten, Susan Chaney, Jinny Biles, Cindy Smith, Debbie Fulton, Betsy Voss, Lynn Masten, Linda Yokley, Dawn Cock- man, Linda Biles, Carolyn Petticord, Annette Corum, Jeanie Mooney, Pam Jones; Second Row: Donna Glasscoe, Sandy Fulp, Kathy Mahood, Bill Neal, Johnny Blanton, Doug Linville, Larry King, Gary Redding, Ricky Easter, Lanny Cook, James McKee, Jackie Blaylock, Tommy Champney, Danny Hayes; Third Row: Mr. Musten, Jack Smith, Steve 61 Lankford, Mike Tate, Barry Baker, Mike Ferguson, Wayne Eller, Randy Grogan, Jay Waiters, Richard Lenderman, Mike Buckner, Denny Mabe, Rick Simmons, Jimmy Atkins, Phil Bauguess, Denny Cottingham, Jack Albert, Mr. Arnold; Fourth Row: Rick Grubbs, Jimmy Vanhoy, Monty Beeson, David Motsinger, Jerry Calhoun, Larry Turpin, Donald Patton, Mike Barger, Ronnie Carswell, Steve Hagood, Stanley Swaim, Lee Tharpe, Clifton Hare, Phil Quick. Staff of Talon Is Commended Kathy Huie, Managing Editor In an effort to keep the students better informed, the Talon staff puts out a mimeographed newsheet in addition to the four printed issues per year. A new set-up of the editorial staff gives experience to those who will take over next year. yy yp yy YI _ C %, Gail Castevens, Editor-In-Chief Be oy for a “Job Well Done”’ First Row: Debbie Miller, Ann Lewis, Gail Thompson, Betty Hendrix, dale, Debbie Stanley, Vicki Rowe, Terry Boles, Nancy McGrady, Sue Brenda Peebles, Charlotte Yokely, Irma Mabe, Nora Pegram; Second Clubb, Barbara Mullinax, Sue Sherrill, Richard Russell; Fourth Row: Row: Trish Swaim, Sharon Worrell, Belinda Chrismon, Beverly Wood- Debbie Barreau, Jack Marion, Bobby Gilbert, Pat Terrell, Beverly Wea- ard, Nancy Potts, Becky Walker, Linda Myers; Third Row: Susan Hins- vil, Benny Hartley, Dennis Blackburn, Jack Blaylock. Sue Hartman, Sherry Smith, Joan Martin, Kay Everhart, Debbie Rohath, Rick Grubbs, Barbara Withers, Sandra Everhart, Vicky Talley, Linda Dodson, Kathy Whicker. 63 Annual Staff Slaves to Meet Deadline Becky Reid, Senior Co-Editor Tle es MI Senior Assistants: Carlene Kirkman, Connie McGee, Kathy Huie, Kathy Yokley, Terry Ful- bright, Linda Stoltz. 64 quila Means Excitement to Sophomores, tion to Juniors, and Sentiment to Seniors ae ae Linda Kuzio, Junior Co-Editor Junior Assistants: Chuck Collicutt, Candy Walser, Eddie Parrish, Donna Swaim, Sherry Smith. Soe Sake a 65 EI East Bonds of Loyalty Are Te NSS S Boe 66 Formed Among the Three Separate Classes A sophomore is just starting out on the new experience of senior high school. There are new friends to make, the NEDT to take, the first real freedom to choose subjects, and a beginning in exam-taking. He is more than anxious to become a part of everything. The junior feels very experienced as he steps into what is probably the rough- est year of his high school experience. The tests continue to come and are climaxed by the College Board in March. The Junior Prom and measurement for class rings bring the end of the year, emphasizing the junior’s primary goal, that of becoming a senior. A feeling of elation comes over a senior during his last year of high school. He is finally on the top of the ladder and is beginning to obtain respect from those younger than he. College? Business School? Working for a living? His future is beckoning to him. 67 Brown and Isley Hold Top Senior Offices Sam Isley Linda Macon Alex Brown Anita Edmondson Vice-President Treasurer President Secretary Class Symbols Colors Navy Blue and White Flower f August 25, 1949 Carnation Tipped in Blue . May 4, 1967 Motto “Reputation is what men and women think of us. Character is what God and angels know of us.” — Thomas Paine— In Memorium to Penny Gayle Stevens 68 Seniors Michael Dan Abbott Jack Lee Albert Don Franklin Allen Duffrey Gilroy Angel James Michael Angel Clyde Allen Angell Linda Kaye Angell Andrea Jan Apple Jimmy Larry Atkins Patricia Russell Atkins Alice Marie Baggott Michael Vance Baldwin Rebecca Kathryn Ball Obie Lynwood Ballard Tommy Lee Barbar Seniors Sandra Kay Barbour Linda Faye Barlow Deborah Kay Barreau Carolyn Gray Bassett Phyllis Dianne Batten Susan Faye Batten Phillip Edward Bauguess Monty Ray Beeson Pamela Kay Bennett Jackson Shepherd Berrier Hope Carol Biby Jackie Lea Biby Larry Gene Blackburn Pattie Sue Blackburn Johnny Lyle Blanton Seniors Sandra Anita Bocholis Louie Arthur Bodenhamer Carl Alben Boles Lenore Elizabeth Boles Jerry Franklin Bowers Shirley Mae Bowles David Michael Bowman Joseph Earl Bowman Philip Leon Bowman, Jr. Shirley Marie Bowman Bruce Wayne Brady Larry Moore Branch Marion Levene Branson Wanda Gail Brim Deborah Carol Broome Alex Alan Brown Robert William Brown Theodore Jennings Brown John Michael Buckner Phyllis Ann Bull Edith Fay Bullard inally on the Top Chester Von Bullin Rebecca Louise Burgess Quinton Ray Burke III Randolph Hall Burks Clinton Marion Butner Beverly Howard Calhoun Jerry Demarcus Calhoun Linda Grey Callahan Thomas Carl Campbell, Jr. Winona Jean Carroll John Little Carson Ronald Thomas Carswell Gail Elaine Castevens Ricky Levan Caudle Harry Russell Cavenhaugh Seniors 3:05, the rush hour! Bonnie Kay Chandler Lawrence Gene Chandler Gwynette Sue Chandler Belinda Gail Chrismon Kay Yvonne Cline Ernestine Gayle Clontz Brenda Gail Cobbler Janice Dawn Cockman Norman Wesley Cole, Jr. eniors Francis William Coleman Larry Calvin Coleman Susan Elizabeth Collins Christine Cheryl Cook Judy Carol Cook Lanny Ross Cook Deborah Lee Cooper Denver Black Cottingham, Jr. Jo Ann Cox William Alfred Craven Daniel Ray Crews Thomas Michael Crews Ronnie Woodrow Crotts Barbara Jo Crouse Glenna Jeanine Daniels Seniors Renae Louise Daniels Roland Robert Demers, Jr. Catherine Alyce Diehl Raymer Galen Dilworth Larry Douglas Disher Cheryl Dean Dixon Linda Louise Dodson Ernest Gary Dollarhite Tommy Edward Dollinger Debra Diann Doty William Lee Dudley Stephen Ray Duggins Susan Lynn Duncan Timothy Wayne Dwiggins Gary Clifton Eaton The East High way. il, ee ee ie Z Lo Pete Pm, Mary Frances Eaton Nancy Jane Eaton Polly Rebecca Edison Anita Louise Edmondson William Charles Edwards, Jr. Benjamin Engel Excitement of Graduation Sid Donna Marie Evans William Edward Everhart Melva Kay Everhart Stephen Michael Ezzell Donald Ray Farris Linda Lou Fellers Michael Dwayne Ferguson Deborah Lynn Fleming Victoria Lee Flynn Seniors Benjamin Varner Flynt John Randolph Flynt, Jr. Thomas Lee Flynt, Jr. Jewell Kay Ford Charles Terry Fulbright Brenda Malzina Fulp Robert Douglas Fulp, Jr. Jackie Christine Fulton Michael Eugene Fulton Terrance Lynn Fulton Carl Ray Gill Robin Marie Gilley Bobby Ray Goode Bonnie Gay Goode Sylvia Ann Goode enuors Linda Arlene Grace William Michael Green Gary Thomas Griffin Joseph Michael Griffin David William Griffith Ricky Eugene Grubbs Stephen Kelly Hagood Brenda Joyce Hairston Jane Carol Hall Rebecca Ann Hall Clifton William Hare Christenia Lynn Hartman Michael Steven Hartman Rita Kay Hartman Sue Ann Hartman Terry Allen Hartness Bettie Ann Hastings David William Hartsoe Ronald Edwar d Hawks Wilma Joy Hawks Jerry Wayne Headen “We Are the Seniors” Chandra Baines Hedgecock Janet Fay Hedgecock Ralph Edward Hedgecock Sandra Lynn Hedgecock Eleanor Dianne Henderson William Carl Hester Jay Garland Hester Ronald Henry Hester Horace Morris Hester, Jr. 4 % a WORD sr ioniiy Sharon Lynn Hester James Auburn Hicks Jennifer Kathryn Higgins Susan Muriel Hinsdale Danny Leon Holcomb Phyllis Joanne Hollar Sharon Gail Holt Linda Gail Hooper Linda Sue Howard Seniors Kathy Dianne Huie Harvey Gray Hull Rebecca Louise Hutchins - Jeffrey Glenn Idol Patsy Lee Idol Bobbie Gayle Ingram Linda Faye Ingram Ronnie Gordon Ingram Elwood Cephus Isley, Jr. Today East High Sylvia Gale James Carol Annette Jeffries George Robert Jenkins, Jr. Don Daniel Johnson Kara Leigh Johnson Roger David Johnson Charlie Richard Jones Gloria Cline Jones Mary Louise Kapp Dennis Ray Keeton Danny R. Kiger Patricia Lynn Kiger Helen Louise Kilgore Larry Roger Kimble Larry Steven King Tomorrow the World Christine Ann Kirkman Frankie Carlene Kirkman Roger Norman Kirkman Kathleen Ann Kleber Laura Bowman Knight, Linda Sue Knight eniors Peggy Jane Knight Linda Joyce Lambert Barbara Ann Lambeth Susan Ellen Lane Stephen Luther Lankford Carol Jean Larrimore Kathy Sue Lawson Martha Ellen Lawson Vicky Lynn Lawson 84 “Yes, I had homework in all 100 subjects!” Diane Marie Lemons Jerry Wayne Lemons Richard Claton Lenderman Elizabeth Ann Lewis Edith Kathleen Lindley Charlie Frank Linville ast Year of Exams Craig S. Linville, Jr. Daniel Walker Linville Glenn Douglas Linville Martha Beth Linville Steve Johnson Linville Larry Duane Long Denson Wayne Mabe Irma Sue Mabe Kathryn Dianne Mabe Seniors Marilyn Dawn Mabe Linda Sue Macon Margaret Jacqueline Macy Patricia Raye Manuel Priscilla Louise Manuel Jack Darrell Marion Patricia Anne Marion Wanda Faye Marion Bernice Deloris Martin Leonard Justice Martin, Jr. William Nission Martin Betsy Lynn Masten Danny Lanier McCracken Steven Gary McCracken Calvin Peterson McCuiston Seniors Myrna Marjorie McCuiston Connie Lynn McGee Nancy Jo McGee Nancy Marie McGrady Elizabeth Ann McKaughan Richard Lee McKnight Auther Dale McLaurin Richard Howard McPherson Linda Diane McRae Larry Phillip Merritt Gary Hastings Michael Linda Sue Milam Ruth Elizabeth Mitchell Carol Dianne Moore Gerald Angel Moore Phillip Lewis Moore Sharon Sue Moore John Damon Morris Steve Irvin Morris David Edward Motsinger Deborah Kay Motsinger Terry Wayne Motsinger Teresa Ann Mounce David Hubert Mustin David Randolph Mustin Von Gray Musten Beverly Elaine Naylor Betty Lou Nelson Charles Wesley Nelson Paul Michael Nelson Betty Sue Newsom Clifton Earl Oakley Larry Michael Owens Harold Douglas Page Ermest Franklin Parker, Jr. Christine Frances Parrish Seniors Add another victory egg to the Eagles’ Nest. . Se 89 Mary Ann Paterson Dennis Van Peacock Patricia Lynn Pearman Sonja Jane Peddycord Jerry Wayne Peeples James Michael Pegram Nora Elizabeth Pegram Ava Christine Pender Carol Ann Peoples Larry James Perryman Elsie Rebecca Petticord Toni Ruth Petticord Henry James Pettit, Jr. Sherry Griffin Phillips Vicki Ann Poss Doug does dishes! é CYR ODS Gloria Jean Preston Barbara Ann Queen Jennifer Elizabeth Raker Peggy Lee Reavis Gary Grover Redding Michael Leon Redding Seniors Beverly Ann Reece Linda Catherine Reed Sara Fulp Reed Hilda Gray Reid Rebecca Ann Reid Nancy Lee Robertson Thurman Wayne Robertson Deborah Elaine Rohath Michael Jacob Sapp SENS NRSC MOR NANA S x REN S LOS AH’ WE Pamela Gay Sapp Doris Daphine Sealey Patricia Ann Sears Rebecca Ruth Sechrest Clarence Lester Sell, Jr. Johnny Lee Sell Seniors Mary Katherine Sell Gerald Wayne Sheets Margaret Irene Shelton Connie Sue Shipe Ronald Eugene Shouse Robert Virgil Siler Joseph Franklin Sink Rickey Wayne Simmons Judith Floyd Sipes Seniors Karen Diane Sisk Connie Marie Slate Sylvia Marie Slate Deborah May Smith Jack Clifford Smith, Jr. Jimmy Ray Smith Judith Kay Smith Neil Martin Smith Ola Frances Smith Patricia Ellen Smith Robert Michael Smith John Wayne Snipes Virginia Charlene Snyder Dona Kay Southern Vicky Diane Spainhour eniors Gary Ison Spencer Douglas Thurman Spivey Vicki Lynn Spivey Brenda Ellen Stafford Darwin Moss Stanley Carolyn Whitaker Staples Cynthia Dale Steele Penny Gayle Stevens Linda Gayle Stoltz Pamela Jean Stoltz Michael Oliver Styers Michael Ray Swaim Stanley Gray Swaim Ronald Gray Sweatman June Lynn Tatum Howard Franklin Taylor Kay Frances Taylor William Lynwood Taylor Gary Byron Teague Pamela Jean Tedder Patricia Lynn Terrell Seniors Alma Edna Thomas Frank Alan Thompson Matricia Gail Thompson Sarah Jo Thore Brenda Kay Tilley Susan Leonora Tilley Vicki Kay Tilley Larry Steven Turpin Ester Christine Tuttle o = = a a = g o = o. o -_ n Ronnie Joe Vaughn Shirley Gale Vaughn ogler Eva Marlene Vogler ie Waggoner Garland Ted V Edd Seniors board of victory The bulletin oF Vivian Anita Waggoner Doyle Craig Wagner James Alexander Waiters Donald Eugene Walburn Charles Denny Walker Gary Wilkes Walker Judy Allene Walker William Aldean Wall Linda Susan Walls Seniors Anthony Richard Walton Billy Wayne Warden Patricia Ann Warren Ted Everette Warren Beverly Joan Weaver Nancy Louise Weaver i — : alk SS oe ANWAR HEHE Time Runs On, Pushing Us Out on Our Own Glenda June Weavil Nathan Richard Weavil Barbara Jean West Patrick Henry West, Jr. Hilda Sue Whicker Juanita Kay Whicker Marion Kay Whicker Steve David Whicker Joyce Elaine Whitaker Betty Lou Whitley Kaye Frances Willard Kent Norman Willard Charlene Marie Williams Robert Keith Williams Donna June Williard Bes Bey 100 Angela Kay Wilson Carol Dawn Wilson Robert Eugene Wimmer Ronald Alexander Winters Glinda Gail Wood Luci Roberta Wood eniors Beverly Lynn Woodard Marvin Wilson Woodard, Jr. Russell Seymour Woody Gary Fred Yarbrough Kathy Lynn Yokley Linda Gail Yokley Esther Naomi Young Terry Revon Young William Eugene Ziglar Juniors—Only One More Step to Climb Kenny Weavil Debbie Fulton Camilla Vaughn Cindy Smith President Secretary Treasurer Vice-President Here we are in our second year. Eager, ... enthusiastic .. . ready to meet any challenge. We tackle term papers, PSAT, College Board. We have learned to be “East High.” In our junior year we are at the halfway point. We have learned to blend our talents with those of our classmates to make one East High. We are ready to meet the respon- sibilities of tomorrow. February 18, 1950 October 26, 1966 In Memorium to Nancy Carolyn Moses 102 o Reach the Summit at East Harry Ables Ann Adams Sarah Adams Judy Akers Gwyn Albert Glenda Allison Bynum Ashby Polly Atkins Billie Baggott Brenda Baker Charles Ball Vicki Ballard Mike Barger Wayne Barnard Barbara Bauguess Gwen Beck Gerald Beeson Marty Beeson Thomas Beeson Sandra Berrier Jenny Biles Linda Biles Kathy Billings Pat Binkley Linna Bivens 103 Carol Blevins Stanley Bodsford Judy Boles Lannie Boles Terry Boles Kenneth Branch Connie Brannock Doug Brinson Mary Brooks John Broome untors 104 Brenda Brown Nancy Brown Shirley Brown Janet Bull Vicki Byrd Michael Calhoun Pat Calhoun Marcia Callahan Faye Carroll Debby Carter Linda Carter Homer Castle Danny Caudill Bernard Chambers Darrell Chandler Nancy Cook Freddie Cook Tom Cooke Annette Corum Doris Cox Rooney Cox Mike Creason Diane Criner Janice Crow Kenneth Culler 105 Larry Chandler Loretta Ch andler Ronnie Charles Chris Cheatam Ronney Clinard Thomas Cline Sue Clubb Debbie Cobbler William Coffey Denny Coley Charles Collicutt Jerry Collins Danny Cook Jane Cook Karen Cook untors clothes helps students prepare themselves to be homemakers. Sherman Dalton Sue Dalton Gary Daniel Doug Davis Valeria Davis William Davis Vicki Deal Stephen Diehl Bonnie Dillon Patsy Dillon 106 Juniors The Midpoint—the Point of Decision Mike Dinkins Betty Disher Barbara Douthit Barry Dowell Dorothy Drye Darline Dwiggins Jerry Earnhardt Brenda Eaton Judy Eaton David Edwards Frankie Edwards Fonty Emerson Jerry Enscore Carol Everhart Sandra Everhart Pat Ezzell David Flynt Willie Flynt Bobby Fort Sharon Frady Mona Freeman Phyllis Freeman Mike Fulcher Annie Fulp Jerry Fulp 107 A Must—Uncle Tom’s Cabin Sandy Fulp Sharon Fulp Tommy Fulp Brenda Fulton Debbie Fulton Naomi Fulton George Fussell Sandra Gardner Phillip Gentry Frances George Elizabeth Gibson Bobby Gilbert Donna Glasscoe Mark Godwin Cecelia Goins Jerry Goode Becky Gourley Phyllis Grace Ronnie Gray Howard Greenwood Randy Grogan Keith Grubbs Garry Guthrie Larry Guy Karen Haney 108 Jerry Hare Ted Harris Benny Hartley Terry Hartsell David Hastings Amy Hauser Kenneth Hauser Judy Hayes Vicki Hayes Betty Hendrix Juniors The concession stand is a familiar gathering place after school. ete aca remenes : oe Co LOO LP LOL LO MDMA LOE om ee LOOP. ALERL EE ee nee 109 Darrell Hensdale Ronnie Hensdale Patricia Hewett Patsy Hewett Janet Hicks Mary Higgins Gayneil Highfill Mary Hill Chris Hilton Brent Holcomb ® Juniors Students express their feelings through a pencil. GOO oe Ronnie James Laura Johnson Linda Johnson Connie Jones Mike Jordon Ann Joyce Mike Karr Warren Karr Victor Keen Sandra Kiger 111 Marie Holt Pam Howerton William Huffman Patsy Hull Annette Hunsucker Steve Hutchins Sydney Hutchins Janice Idol Janie Idol Richard Idol Sandra Idol Martha Jackson Donna Jakovec Ronnie Jakovec Marie James Anticipating the Junior Prom Sammy Kilgore Johnny Kincaid Melvin Kiser Phyllis Knox Linda Kuzio Gary Ladd Cynthia Landreth Susan Landreth William Landreth Phil Lane Shirley Larimore Beverly Laster Donald Lawson Larry Lawson Roger Lemons David Lewellyn Jerry Lewis Nancy Lewis Joey Linville Ronnie Linville Alice Lingerfelt Butch Loflin Doug Long Diane Lumley Jewel Mabe 112 College Day for the First Time Marie Mabe Shirley Macy Kathie Mahood Danny Manuel Douglas Manuel Carson Marsh Judy Marsh Billy Marsh Darlene Martin Joan Martin Nora Matthews Phillip Matthews Paul McCray Danny McGee Greg McGee Henry McGee Norris McIver Vicky McKaughn James McKee Virginia Meadows Danny Melton Alan Michael Donna Mintz Roland Mintz Glenda Mitchell 113 Superior to Sophomores, Envious of Seniors Mary Ann Mitchell Bobby Moore Debbie Moore Sterling Moore Glenn Morgan Steve Motsinger Vicky Motsinger Barbara Mullinax Steve Musten Linda Myers Sharon Myers Mary Jo Neal Bill Neal Janice Nelson Jimmy Nelson Van Nelson David Newsom Mike Newsome Keith Osborne Joan Owenby Don Pack India Page Jane Pardue Jean Parham Jack Parnell 114 NES ” ! i) ”n 6 x ss) a om= i 8 Op =) GaeSee EsSey z ceo MS BHU OY Pan = KRG DO % oO) rm Sa, bo of o Sieg OO Dew (ow, aay IS) (a Be) Pr Ay ls wey A ee ee seas g oO 3 = io] Seese Pease 8 ACA Sozx2d = = wey 3 Carolyn Petticord Sandy Phillips Julia Plemmons Harman Poplin Brenda Pratt a A Terry Price Ricky Prince Elvin Queen Kay Raby Cathy Reavis Ordering of Clarence Redmon Patsy Reid Randy Reid Steve Reid Betty Richardson Herman Richardson Clarence Rierson Tommy Rike Tom Riley Steve Rivers Brenda Robbins Brenda Robbins Steve Roberson Larry Roberts Linda Roberts 116 VLAD YPDPLS Dip EZ B Six Education comes in many forms; Mrs. Sanders illustrates the art of reading. Jim my Robertson Wayne Roesel Alpha Rominger Vicky Rosdhal Margie Ross Linda Rule Sandy Runions Margo Rushing Steve Sapp Bethy Satterthwaite 117 uniors Donald Smith Ginger Smith Kathy Smith Kenneth Smith Marie Smith Raeford Smith Raeford Smith, Jr. Sherry Smith Vickie Smith Pat Snow Carol Sawyer Jan Scott Wanda Sexton Robert Shanahan Sue Sherrill Mike Sidden Carl Simmons Vickie Simmons Taft Simpson Carrene Sink Dwight Sink Ann Smith Cindy Smith David Smith Delane Smith Juniors Neil Spainhour Dottie Spangler Calvin Sprinkle Chris Stafford Brenda Stafford Jerry Stafford Debi Stanley Brenda Sullivan Donna Swaim Beverly Swain Vicki Talley Mike Tate Barbara Taylor David Taylor Mike Taylor Keith Taylor Bonnie Teague Carol Thomas Herbert Throckmorton Robert Throckmorton Sammy Tilley Randy Turner Brenda Tuttle Gene Tuttle Lynn Vance 119 A Preliminary Taste of the SAT Jimmy Vanhoy Camilla Vaughn Dennis Vaughn Kenneth Vaughn Johnnie Vineyard Ricky Vogler Jane Vogler Jean Vogler Betsy Voss Peggy Waggoner Peggy Waggoner Sue Waggoner Barbara Walker Barrett Walker Wade Wall Willie Wall Candy Walser Beverly Weavil Janice Weavil Kenny Weavil Debbie Welborn Dennis Welborn Kathy Whicker Ronnie Whicker Thomas Whicker 120 Carol White Ricky Whitson Steve Wooten Randy Williams Paul Williams Kathy Williard Kenny Williard Lynne Willis Donna Wilson James Wilson Meta Witcher Barbara Withers Sharon Worrell Roger Wright Eva Wyesloiff Juniors Mike Yokley Motion is one of the key by-words of East. 121 Sophomores—Looking to the Future Sandy Crotts Pattie Hutchins Vice-President Secretary We are new, but anxious to become a part of Papa’s big family. We begin to participate in extra-curricular activi- ties and quickly learn the “East High” way. The sopho- more social... NEDT ... Silas Marner . . . Julius Caesar ... drivers’ training ... physical education . . . all are a part of our first big year as Eagles. 122 Sharon Fowler Jackie Blaylock Treasurer President di) . Sophomore discovers world under microscope. Sophomores Donnie Able Dean Ables Stephen Amos David Angel Donna Angel Bobby Ausband Tommy Ayers Bobby Bailey Barry Baker Elaine Baker Sandra Bare Chuck Barefoot Dickie Barreau Randy Barrow Julia Bassett Michael Beeson Pat Beeson Theresa Bentley Mona Binkley Dennis Blackburn Kerry Blakley Jack Blaylock John Blue Buddy Boger Margaret Boles Kent Bowen Danny Bowers Janice Bowers Elladean Bowling Cecil Bowman Steve Bowman Connie Boyan Dian Branch Billy Broadstreet W.T. Brogdon Terry Brown Kaye Bull Terry Bull Kathy Bumgardner Marty Byrd Gloria Carico Glenda Carlyle 123 Sophomores Linda Carter Mike Casper Dorman Caudle Sonny Caudle Jerry Chambers Tommy Champney Larry Chandler Susan Chaney Terry Charles Christine Chrismon Al Chrismon Annette Clinard Steve Cline Dennis Clodfelter Linda Clodfelter Danny Cockman Wallace Cole Marsha Collins Beverly Cook Connie Cook John Cook Johnny Cook Sandra Cook Lanny Cooke Harold Cox Julia Cox Danny Craver Connie Crawford Tanya Creason Barry Crews Robert Crews Kay Crews Pat Criner Sandra Crotts William Crouse H.L. Culbreth Dennis Curley Billy Daniel Jennie Davidson Roger Davidson Jane Davis Karen Davis 124 Sophomores Larry Davis Patti Davis Becky Dillon Joan Dillon Bruce Dillon Ginger Dills Brenda Dockery Nancy Drye Mike Dudley Diana Duggins Cathy Duncan Connie Dwiggins Demetri Eakers Ricky Easter Wayne Eller David Elliott Pam Evans Ann Ferguson Sylvia Ferguson Joan Finney Janice Floyd Vickie Flynn Larry Flynt Susan Flynt Sharon Fowler Steve Fox Cathey Franklin Randall Freeman Diane Fulp Jim Fulp Beth Fulp Mike Fulp Vickie Fulp Wilhemina Fulp Pat Fulton Debbie Gabriel Bobby Gardner Jimmy Gibbs Thomas Gibson Sharon Godwin Sheila Goode Judy Goodman 125 Sophomores Sarah Grace Sharon Grant Vicki Gray Sherry Gregory Carol Griffin Penni Griffin Richard Griffin Tom Griffin Jerry Grubbs Kenneth Grubbs Donald Hackett Kenneth Hackler Sandra Hairston Judy Hall Judy Hancock Mike Hancock Shirley Harrell Bynum Hartman Don Hartman Larry Hartness Deborah Harvey Hilda Hastings Kenny Hastings Mike Hastings Mike Hauser Wanda Hawks Danny Hayes Treva Haynes Anthony Hedgecock James Hedgecock Julia Hedgecock Steve Hedgecock Billy Hedrick Tammy Hemrick Melinda Hendrix Anthony Hester Max Hester Kay Hicks Donna Hill Judy Hill Dorcas Hine Pam Hogan 126 Sophomores Anticipate g ia i ye Yi, fr mn m : ¥ | Social RIGHT!! Mike Holcomb Takeeta Holland Larry Holder Judy Holleman Shirley Huffman Becky Hull Susan Hunsucker Terry Hutchens Paula Hutchings Pattie Hutchins Brenda Idol Carol Idol Lynn Idol Mary Idol Ann Ingram Judy Ingram Tommy Ingram Nancy Jackson Harold James Pam James Frankie James Karen Jarrell Billy Jarvis Ann Jayne 127 Rickey Jenkins Donnie Jones Linda Jones Pam Jones Julia Joyce Kathy Joyce Johnny Kearns Debbie Kerner Michael Kiger Steve Kincaid Danny King Bobby King Doris Kirkman Debbie Kiser Frankie Koontz, Jr. Steve Knox Ann Ladd Mills Landreth Danny Laramore Brenda Lauten Pat Lawson - Cathy Ledbetter Roger Ledford Jeanette Lee Sophomores Judy Lee Charles Lefevre Keith Lemons Michele Lemons Ginger Lewis Lynn Lewis Betty Lineberry Everette Lineberry Judy Lineberry Pam Little Brenda Loggins Wade Loggins a OC Marcia Lowe Frank Luck Wayne Luck Linda Lumiey Becky Mabe Betty Mabe 128 | Doug Mabe Ronald Mabe Keith Mackie Sue Manning Dana Mansfield Tony Mansfield Jill! Manuel Joy Manuel Debi Marion Wayne Marsh Debbie Marshall David Martin Keith Martin Shirley Matherly Gary Matthews Anita Mayberry Vickie McCollem Peggy McCraken Sophomores Valeria McFadden Joan McGee Judy McGee Mickey McGee Lydia Mclver Carolyn McKaughn Ronnie McKnight Steve Melton Gary Meredith John Mickey Margaret Mickey Richard Mickey Bruce Miller Carolyn Miller Debbie Miller Steve Money Denise Moore Myra Moore Ann Morgan Jeanne Mooney Donna Morris Danny Motsinger Richard Motsinger Curtis Mustin 129 OARS Every hour, on the hour, mass confusion! Sophomores Learn Definition of Orientation Billy Myers Linda Myers Linda Myers Jo Ann Neal Karen Neal Steve Needham Betty Nelson Dennie Nelson Joyce Nelson Sylvia Nelson Bobbie Jo Newman Donnie Nichols Carolyn Noblett Judy Norman Dianne Norman Pam Norris Earl Oakley Charlotte Odom 130 Sophomores Diane Oldham Kathy Oldham Dianna Palmer Kathy Parnell Montez Parrish Mike Parsons Donald Patten Gayle Patterson Lynn Pauley Wanda Pearman James Peddycord Brenda Peebles Ann Peele Ronald Pegram Junior Pegram Debbie Peoples Mike Perdue Debbie Perry Debbie Perryman Alan Petticord Linda Phelps Deborah Phillips Janice Phillips Michael Pierce Ronnie Pinyan Dennis Pope Doug Poorman Nancy Potts Marshal Pruitt Deborah Pyrtle Clemmie Ragland Gary Ragsdale Pat Ramey Debbie Redmond Phillip Reed Jack Reich Jeanette Rich Mike Richardson Ernest Rivers Dean Robertson Sue Roberson Joan Rothrock 131 Sophomores _ Arrive Searching or The language lab helps the stu- dent to hear his mistakes and learn to comprehend spoken French. Lynn Rothrock Susan Rothrock Roger Routh Robert Priddy Vicky Rowe Ann Royal Richard Russell Carolyn Sapp Jenny Satterthwaite Rusty Sawyer Ronnie Scott Grady Scott Dale Segraves Debbie Sell Margaret Sell Rex Sell Rosemary Settle June Shaw Robert Sheets David Shelton Shirley Shelton Sylvia Shelton Janet Shields Sandra Shumaker 132 Sophomores Debbie Sides Gary Siler Terry Simpson Linda Skelton Doug Slate Mike Slater Rickey Slaydon Debbie Smith Debbie Smith Gayle Smith Kathy Smith Norris Smith Patsy Smith Rebecca Smith Rhonda Smith Rita Smith Ronnie Smith Tonya Smith William Snider Glenda Snipes Rickie Snipes Debby Snyder Thurman Spainhour Gene Spickler Carolyn Snow Charlie Snow Sharon Southern David Sprinkle Kathy Stack Judy Stanley Belinda Staten Virginia Stephens Richard Stevenson John Stigall Danny Stoltz Vicki Sullivan Trish Swaim Sue Tart David Teague Ray Teague Mark Tedder Linda Templeton 133 � Sophomores Lee Tharpe Van Thompson Joyce Tittsworth Ethel Totten Debbie Trent Gary Troutt Sharon Turner Tony Turner Sara Tuttle Steve Tuttle David Vanhoy Linda Vanhoy Steve Vanhoy Sharon Vaughn Jean Vogler Tink Waggoner Claudette Waiters Alice Walker Beckie Walker Chip Wall Rose Ellen Wall Carolyn Wallin Wayne Ward Steve Warren Lynette Watson Joanie Watts Lonnie Weavil Sharon Weavil William Weavil Paul Webb Dolores Webster Mike Welborn Sally Welborn Laverne Welch Donna West Mike Westmoreland Steve Whicker Brenda Whisenhunt Doug White Steve White Jerry Whiteheart Javan Whitt 134 Sophomores Eating, the favorite pastime of all the Eagles. Eddie Wilkins Don Willard Alice Williams Joan Williams Jo Ann Williams Larry Williams Candy Williard David Williard Joy Wilson Sue Wilson Debbie Wilson Jan Wilson Shirley Wilson Kay Wilson Wayne Wimmer Billy Windham James Winters Ronnie Witherspoon Becky Wood John Woodard Terry Woods Sydney Wooten Brenda Yokley Charlotte Yokley Dianne Young Richard Young Ronnie Ziglar 135 East Action, Enthusiasm, and ROS Gs Sportsmanship Stem from Athletics Football accents the first of the school year with exciting play-making and the beginning of the will to be “tops” in the 4-A Conference. The marching band, majorettes, and cheerleaders boost enthusiasm as “Dixie” rings out over the stands. The action reaches a beautiful climax with Homecoming and the presentation of the queen. A small lull follows as the basketball season approaches. Then, the Mighty Eagles are at it again, dribbling, scoring, fight- ing to win. “All the way in 4-A” is the cry yelled 10 times louder than ever before as the Eagles roll over the tough- est teams in the conference. The spring follows closely, bringing with it baseball and track. Throughout the year, though, win or lose, the Eagles never cease to be proud of their school and live day by day the ideal of sportsmanship. Bae gf! ey TMT i ‘i MM et a” 137 ii First Row: Barry Baker, Angie Wilson, Ernie Parker, Susan Tilley, Kay Whicker, Gary Daniels, Roland Mintz; Second Row: Pat Warren, Vickie Waggoner, Julia Plemmons, Debbie Fleming, Debbie Broome, Treva Haynes, Takeeta Holland, Jeannie Mooney, Candy Williard, Diane Nor- The Pep Club does a tremendous job toward creating and maintaining school spirit by making spirit signs throughout the year. They presented an entire assembly program emphasizing the winning desire of the Eagles and satiriz- ing the prominent characteristics of the other schools in the county. This club forms a link joining all of the sports activities with each other and the school. man, Debbie Marshall, Belinda Hendrix, Debbie Wilson; Third Row: Danny Crews, Toni Petticord, Larry Disher, Carolyn Petticord, Phil Lane, Chuck Collicutt, Linda Biles, Jenny Biles, Pam Jones, Debbie Perry, Sydney Wooten, Jack Blaylock, James Peddycord. in See Sasa an ERASE Ga, Spirit Leads All of the Eagles to Victory MOOG 140 A Coaches tant Cross 1S Ass ’ ylock, Head Basketball, J.V. Baseball Mr. Jack Bla Country ALS Mr. Carl Clarke, Head Football, Athletic Director, Head Golf “aay? Res ON Sic asso Orfeo ES qa 6 6qrQ Y en eh cc QA, 4 ob = =m Ss QO GS = n OA. oO Se Tw Sug ‘= SS i O eg dons SOF Ho Sine Line 141 oS Football V . J Coaches Perry Lefeavers Mr pes Horace Nelson, J.V. Basketball Mr Mr. Jack Musten, Head Baseball 142 Coaches J.V. Football istant Ass ’ . Kent Martin Mr OLE i Z. Track and Cross Country Mr. Bob Jackson, Specialist ipment Equ Mr. John Withrow, irectors GAA D ’ Brumsey and Mrs. Ann Idol Miss Ginger 143 The Eagles warm up before a big game. 1966 Football Schedule High Point Reynolds Parkland Grimsley 144 Football East vs. High Point East was beaten by two touchdowns, foiled by a tri-scoring performance by a High Point halfback. The opening-game score was 25-12. East vs. Reynolds The Eagles failed to find a pay-off combination as they were beaten by a 27-point second half by Reynolds, 30-0. East vs. Parkland Alert East turned two pass interceptions into touchdowns, defeating Parkland 20-6 and earning a tie for first place in the 4-A Conference. Calhoun and Turpin Voted Co-Captains for the Week Co-captains are voted on for outstanding performance. The Eagles start practicing early in the fall. East vs. Grimsley Top-ranked Greensboro Grimsley topped East 27-7, be- hind a strong first-period performance. East vs. North The Eagles only scored once as North Forsyth gained a 28-6 victory at Bowman Gray Stadium. The victory was the North gridders’ first over East. East vs. Burlington The Eagles looked strong in a nip-and-tuck battle against Burlington’s Bison, but came out trailing in a 32-28 loss. East vs. Page A strong Page defense kept the Eagles from scoring the points they needed for a victory, leaving a final 14-6 score. East vs. Lexington The Eagles missed their chance for victory as a last-minute It takes a whole team to stop one of our men. play gave the ball to Lexington in their own territory in a 19-13 East loss. 145 Combined Varsity and J.V. Football Teams First Row: Mike Karr, Randy Grogan, Lanny Cook, Jack Albert, Phil Bauguess; Second Row: Calvin McCuiston, Mike Ferguson, Jimmy At- kins, Rick Simmons, Steve Lankford; Third Row: Steve Hagood, Denny Cottingham, Gary Redding, Wayne Eller, Warren Karr; Fourth Row: Larry King, Stanley Swaim, J.D. Morris, Ronnie Carswell, Ricky Grubbs; Fifth Row: Brent Holcolm, Jackie Berrier, David Edwards, Jimmy Nel- son, Clifton Hare; Sixth Row: Steve Motsinger, Jay Waiters, Mike Tate, 146 Mike Buckner, Denny Mabe; Seventh Row: Keith Martin, Sonny Hol- land, Paul Webb, Mike Creason, Alex Brown; Eighth Row: Richard Len- derman, Doug Linville, Mike Holcomb, Danny Hayes, Tommy Champney; Ninth Row: Ronnie Champney, Danny Linville, Danny Melton, Barry Baker; Tenth Row: Larry Turpin, Jack Smith, Jerry Cal- houn, Phil Quick. An Eagle Never Gives Up BY Danny Melton and Brent Holcomb “sink” their Viking. East vs. West The East offensive unit tallied up 236 yards rushing in the second quarter to give them a 27-14 victory as their second conference win. East vs. Smith Despite an early lead, East’s hopes for a victory were thwarted by the sharp passing and running of Greensboro Smith in a 54-13 defeat. The Eagles fought hard to prevent the touchdown 147 Senior Football Players and Their Sponsors Alan Thompson Ricky Grubbs Alex Brown Sponsor, Sherry Smith Sponsor, Kay Whicker Sponsor, Sara Reed 148 es 7, ee is $ pileiee amie Phil Bauguess Jack Albert Ronnie Carswell Sponsor, Joyce Nelson Sponsor, Hilda Whicker Sponsor, India Page Ricky Simmons Danny Linville Mike Buckner Sponsor, Angie Wilson Sponsor, Susan Hinsdale Sponsor, Pat Warren ey ey igeH 3 Doug Linville Jerry Calhoun Jimmy Vanhoy Sponsor, Donna Williard Sponsor, Judy Stanley Sponsor, Becky Reid LUG, Z 7 f 2 : is ag oe yi V) PMNS 5 en 3 Jackie Berrier Larry Turpin Sponsor, Vicky Flynn Sponsor, Debbie Sides Denny Mabe J.D Morris Sponsor, Phyllis Hollar Sponsor, Sonja Petticord Dy wipe LEE YI Stanley Swaim Steve Lankford Sponsor, Linda Macon Sponsor, Donna Glasscoe Jimmy Atkins Sponsor, Bobbie Lambeth Jack Smith Sponsor, Jeannie Mooney Richard Lenderman Sponsor, Gayle Smith LOPE . . : aa Ze Yi We SERS SEGA oo Clifton Hare Steve Hagood Mike Ferguson Sponsor, Phyllis Freeman Sponsor, Sandy Crot Sponsor, Demetri Eakers ee g e — Paige Minami, Denny Cottingham Jay Waiters Sponsor, Kathy Kleber Lanny Cook Sponsor, Bernice Martin Sponsor, Annette Corum Gary Redding Larry King Phil Quick : ; Sponsor, Carolyn Petticord Sponsor, Vicky Smith Sponsor, Linda Hooper Homecoming Court—A Beautiful Tribute East High has thirty-five senior football players this year. on homecoming night, along with the court. The queen is They each choose a sponsor to represent them for home- crowned and presented again after the game at the dance. coming. These sponsors and their escorts are presented Craig Linville, Brenda Stafford; Steve Gordon, Cindy Smith; Neil Smith, Vickie Waggoner; Larry Disher, Dawn Cockman; Kenneth Hauser, Connie McGee; Darwin Stanley, Barbara Queen; Ricky McKnight, Candy Williard; Ted Warren, Glenda Carlyle. Homecoming Queen Barbara Queen escorted by Darwin Stanley Maid of Honor Vickie Waggoner escorted by Rick McKnight iI y4 ” ke an Eagle li in Monty Beeson sets up. in the air... Up “ Team capta row Basketball—the Eagles Are on the Top 153 3 He, So 6k See 2 an SG (eo) a Pes) =) ce § ) 5 =| ae) BO 2 es a rn 9 a. ‘2 = oO as n cas Ss 4S) Sa o vo fae} 6S ea} eh i B East Eagles—Central 4-A Champs - Fs Rick Grubbs takes reservations for the buses to Burlington. 154 Basketball at East this year was an ideal in the minds of most of the students before the season really got under way. Everyone was looking forward to those Tuesday and Friday nights when they could show their loyalty to their school by just enjoying themselves. And to the players, the boys who sweated it out after school each day to earn a berth in the starting line-up, or even for a chance to play occasionally, basketball season presented an ideal to be achieved. They accepted this challenge with the determination to complete the task. As the season got under way, the Eagles began putting to use the winning combination they had mastered on the practice floor. Soon everyone began to see that the Eagles had what it takes to be number one, and soon they were. East became a familiar name on the top of the Central 4-A basketball ratings. A really happy ending was in view for the players and for the school, an ending which would make an addi- tion to the school’s most prized monument, the trophy case. a2 CTOSSHOne Us @ase es sReEYROIdS aetecen batkiand 59 eae Cldsvilie 48 ........ Reynolds Dive ee batkdand OS ees Olney, AL ee eae tee NORE 3 ee DUTING tom PA see iti Bas hay i dete (AS O40 Lexington O35. ae a enVCSe 5 [Pee nite hee ORCL 53 teen COTIMSLey 42 ee ENOLCE Ol. burlingtom nea ene ad Haro, aS “Kast is Dynamite” The girls also have a basketball team. They are unable to play on an official level because East is a 4-A school. But, they usually play twice a week, on Tuesday and Friday. The team defeated-Grimsley, one of the toughest teams they played, by a score of 36-25. We've got to have two points! 155 David Motsinger hustles for the ball. Monty works the ball in for a better shot. arsity Basketball Team First Row: Bill Neal, Bernard Chambers, Monty Beeson, Kenny Weavil, Motsinger, Richard Idol; Third Row: Wade Wall, Jay Waiters, Bill Rick McKnight; Second Row: Steve Robertson, Marcus Godwin, David Warden, John Blanton, Mike Buckner 156 Junior Varsity Basketball Team Danny Hayes, Bobby Gardner, , Don Able immy Gibbs, J Mike Pardue, Mike Slater, Jack Blaylock, b) icord Alan Pett Robert Cox, Dean Ables Rick Slater, Pat Fulton, Danny Motsinger, LO REE 8 : 2 ir support of the into the air to show the Varsity cheerleaders soar ” hty Eagles 1g “M isappoint- ite of ad ing in sp s keep tryi ’ . W ing year. J 157 °67 Baseball eam Prepares escomnececrssennneet” SE Wheaties make the Eagles GR-R-R-eat. SS What do you bet they all bat 1.000? What’s a dirty baseball uniform compared to a victory? “ES ES 158 jor the Spring Season First Row: Doug Davis, Mike Creason, Kenny Weavil, Barry Baker, Don Bill Warden, Tommy Rike, Mike Green, W.T. Brogdon; Fourth Row: Nichols, Ricky Easter, Jack Blaylock; Second Row: Brent Holcomb, Phil Coach Musten, Larry Turpin, Lanny Cook, David Motsinger, Monty Quick, Jack Albert, John Blanton, Marcus Godwin, Jimmy Vanhoy, Ron- Beeson, Ronnie Ziggler, Billy Joe Broadstreet, Coach Blaylock. nie Clinard; Third Row: Bynum Ashby, Jerry Calhoun, Rick Simmons, Dreaming of a no-hitter... Anticipation . . . Fast Ball? Curve? Drop Ball? 159 Wrestling and Golf Teams WRB First Row: Steve White, Ricky Prince, Danny Johnson, Doug Davis, Donald Patton; Second Row: Danny Caudill, Ronnie James, Wallace Cole, Ronnie Champney; Third Row: Mike Holcomb, Jackie Berrier, Mike Barger, Jimmy Nelson. First Row: Phil Bauguess, Chuck Collicutt; Second Row: Mike Buckner, Mike Barger, Steve Reid, Don Hartman 160 Girls’ Bowling Team First Row: Joyce Nelson, Debbie Sell. Camilla Vaughn; Second Row: Cathy Parnell, Nancy Rob- erson, Vickie Flynn, Belinda Chrismon; Third Row: Margaret Sell, Jan Floyd, Margie Ross; Fourth Row: Susan Batten, Chris Chrismon, Phyllis Batten. First Row: Wayne Roberson, Jackie Berrier, Henry Hester; Second Row: Jerry Hare, Gary Ragsdale, Bobby Goode, Skip Summerlyn. 161 Cross Country Team Builds Muscles OC OO Se : S The team consists of: First Row: Marty Beeson, Steve Whicker; Second 7 : Row: Gary Ladd, Steve Roberson, W.T. Brogdon; Third Row: Mike Nelson. Steve Whicker and Marty Beeson walk up hills to build their leg muscles. Track Team Steve Hagood and Jack Smith reflect their desire to come in first. Doug Linville holds a trophy for outstanding performance. First Row: Ronnie Carswell, Ted Brown, Steve Hagood, Lanny Cook, Third Row: Keith Martin, Ronnie Whicker, David Teague, Frankie Steve Whicker, Jack Smith, Marty Beeson; Second Row: Doug Long, Koontz, Robert Whimmer, Mike Nelson, Doug Linville Wayne Eller, Larry Turpin, Wade Loggins, Steve Tuttle, Danny Cook; 163 Cheerleaders Boost Spirit Betsy Voss, Carolyn Petticord, Linda Biles, Debbie Fulton, Annette Lynn Masten Corum, Linda Yokley, Dawn Cockman, Cindy Smith, Candy Williard, Lynn Masten, Chief Varsity Linda Yokley, Senior Dawn Cockman, Senior Co-Chief 164 Junior Varsity Donna Glasscoe, Chief First Row: Jenny Biles, Sandy Fulp, Susan Chaney, Pam Jones; Second Row: Donna Glasscoe; Third Row: Sydney Wooten, Kathy Mahood, Jeanie Mooney, Carolyn McKaughn Springtime means preparing to cheer at games. 165 East High Marching Band and Majorettes First Row: Gail Thompson, Penny Luck, Karen Neal, Carolyn Snow, Sandra Gardner, Kathy Yokley, Susan Hinsdale, Tommy Fulp; Second Row: Marshal Pruitt, Penny Griffin, Charlie Snow, Marie Baggot, Karen Haney, Sharon Godwin, Linda Kuzio; Third Row: Keith Grubbs, Kenny Hastings, David Teague, Jerry Headen, Jan Floyd, Sue Tart, Gary Mere- dith, Cheryl Dixon; Fourth Row: Keith Osborn, Tom Griffin, Steve Amos, Bobby King, Mike Hastings, Mills Landreth, Roland Mintz, Henry McGee; Fifth Row: Mike Parsons, Roger Kirkman, Tom Cooke, Butch Loflin, Terry Fulbright, Debbie Pyrtle, Jimmy Berry; Sixth Row: Jerry Lewis, Dave Lewallyn, Dennis Vaughn, David Vanhoy, Dickie Barreau, Donald Pack, Carolyn McKaughn; Seventh Row: Virgil Siler, David Angel, John Kerns, Randy Barrow, Craig Linville, Terry Brown 166 Mr. Clifton Arnold Band Director RRS at ee: pispiass Bee: Ba June Weavil, Chief Sally Welborn, Feature Twirler 167 East There Are Some Who ON aoe Wills 168 Are Granted Very Special Honors All of the Eagles are proud of their school and strive to make East proud of them. Few work for the possible re- wards except the satisfaction in their own minds gained from learning. Some, though, are recognized for their special qualities and leadership ability. They have shown excellence in their contributions to the people around them. A few are chosen by the teachers as “Outstanding” for the entire three years they have been at East. Summer: honor programs allow students to further their academic talents, including the sciences, arts, and social studies. The community also gives some awards among which is the D.A.R. Award. None of these are really taken as indi- vidual honors; they all go together to prove to the world that East is the best in every aspect of school life. 169 Gail Castevens Editor in Chief of Talon, Outstanding in Service Cheryl Dixon Advanced Placement Chemistry, Outstanding in Scholarship Vi 170 Johnny Blanton Debbie Barreau Varsity Basketball, Outstanding in Athletics President of Anchor Club, Outstanding in Scholarship 171 Die Carlene Kirkman Anita Edmondson Larry Disher President of FTA, Outstanding in Scholarship Secretary of Senior Class, Outstanding in Service Member of Key Club, Outstanding in Spirit 172 ESD ROES Linda Dodson Teen Page Correspondent, Outstanding in Service Preipnts the THE CASUALS teysreg Carte Wasted David Griffith Madrigal Singer, Outstanding in Scholarship in Spirit ing Lynn Masten Outstand ty Cheerleader, i Chief Vars © EE, Reynolds’ Scholarship Nominee, Outstanding in. Service Connie McGee 174 : pn OTL OLE II SO pfs Maison: Ipp in Scholarsh ing Chief Junior Marshal, Outstand Calvin McCuiston National Merit Semi-Finalist, Outstanding in Spirit Ernie Parker Debbie Motsinger Junior Marshal, Ip Scholarshi ing in Outstand 175 me Gs Connie Slate Debbie Rohath 1ce ing in Servi Eaglette, Outstand ingin Sw ity Congeniali ing in News Editor of Talon, Outstand 176 Judy Smith D.A.R. Representative, Outstanding in Scholarship gy % g a Gail Thompson All-State Band, Outstanding in Scholarship Learning by Doing AAAS RES LOLOL AML: DAR= Good Citizenship Judy Smith was selected to receive the D.A.R. award. Boys’ State is a small-scale government created by the participants. Those representing East were Jack Smith, Neil Smith, and Terry Fulbright. Dedication Rewarded Quill and Scroll is an organization consisting of those who have excelled in either field of jour- nalism, the annual or the newspaper. The members are Kathy Huie, Sarah Jo Thore, Gail Cast- evens, Kay Everhart, and Linda Dodson. Wilh Ye LANE S SY NS RN Ww 178 Selected on the basis of scholarship, service, and character, Alex Brown and Eddie Hedgecock were nomi- nated for the Morehead Scholarship. Extremely high scorers on the National Merit Test taken in the junior year move into the finals. The semifinalists are Calvin McCuiston and Ernie Parker. Studying biology at Wake Forest this summer were Gayneil Highfill and Barry Dowell. At UNC in Cha- pel Hill Calvin McCuiston studied chemistry. POR 179 Each summer students who are exceptionally gifted gather at Salem College to live for seven weeks. They attend ses- sions concerning their particular talent. Sandy Fulp attended in dance, Linda Stoltz in voice, and Sarah Jo Thore and Bethy Satterthwaite in social science. overnor’s School Accelerates Talent First Row: Connie McGee, Kay Whicker, Becky Reid, Cheryl Dixon, Linda Yokley, Linda Ingram, Gail Thompson; Second Row: Trish Marion, Hilda Reid, Debbie Rohath, Carolyn Bassett, Debbie Barreau, June Weavil, Sarah Jo Thore, Nancy McGee; Third Row: Linda Macon, Debbie Motsinger, Susan Batten, Judy Smith, Betty Newsom, Cathy 180 Diehl, Sharon Holt, Marie Baggott; Fourth Row: Calvin McCuiston, Ernie Parker, David Griffith, Darwin Stanley, John Flynt, Gary Dollar- hite, Nathan Weavil, Michael Hartman, Steve Ezzell, Jimmy Hicks. Not Pictured: Carlene Kirkman and Alan Thompson Advanced Placement English: Kay Whicker and Gail Thompson Biology: Darwin Stanley and Eddie Hedgecock Chemistry: Calvin McCuiston, Ernie Parker, Cheryl Dixon, and David Griffith History: Judy Smith, Debbie Barreau, John Flynt, and Alex Brown REGS any spe 181 Scholastic Leaders Take Part in Graduation— 1966 Junior Marshals Marshals are chosen largely on scholarship displayed during the sophomore year and the first semester of the junior year. Those qualifying academically are screened closely by the junior sponsors. Junior marshal is the most sought after honor of the juniors. Chief Junior Marshal, Calvin McCuiston i First Row: Connie McGee, Ernie Parker, Linda Callahan, Judy Smith, Barreau, Sarah Jo Thore; Third Row: Michael Hartman, David Griffith, Cheryl Dixon, Marie Baggott, Becky Reid; Second Row: James Hicks, Gail Thompson, Susan Batten, Carlene Kirkman. John Flynt, Betty Newsom, Nancy McGee, Debbie Motsinger, Debbie 182 They Serve as Ushers—1967 Junior Marshals SES First Row: Sarah Adams, Donna Mintz; Second Row: Gayneil Highfill, Row: Ann Adams, Margi Ross, Brenda Stafford, Vicki Ballard, Barry Barbara Douthit, Karen Haney, Vicki Talley, Bethy Satterthwaite; Third Dowell, Marie Smith, Kenny Williard, Van Nelson, Eddie Parrish. AUDITORIUM . Benny Hartley Chief Junior Marshal 183 Barbara Queen Is Elected Queen Each class elects its own representatives to the Home- coming Court—the senior class having four, the junior and sophomore classes each having two. The football team makes the final decision, electing the queen and the maid of honor. Maid of Honor, Vickie Waggoner Homecoming Queen, Barbara Queen 184 Senior Attendant, Dawn Cockman Sophomore Attendant, Glenda Carlyle Junior Attendant, Cindy Smith Senior Attendant, Connie McGee Sophomore Attendant, Candy Williard Junior Attendant, Brenda Stafford 185 Faculty Allen, Harold F. Appalachian . . . B.S. Mechanical Drawing . . . sponsor—Chess Club.......... 36,50 Allred, Rebecca Wake Forest .. . B.A. Spanish sponsor— Spanish Club and Junior Cl aSS 5s ee Sica cis te ies apn arian ane areas Ore heer Dil Arnold, Clifton Appalachian . . . B.S. Music Appre- ciation and Band . . . sponsor— Youth: for: Christ % ae «meee ceecercey seine 36,61,46,166 Blackwell, Maxine W. Brenau College . . . B.M. Choral Music . . . sponsor—College Club........ 14,15,36 Blaylock, Jack W. U.N.C. ... A.B. Physical Education sponsor— Monogram Club............ 26,141,159 Bock, Nancy High Point ... A.B. English, Speech and Debate . . . sponsor— AnnualsanduDebatessociety eerie eee 23 Boyles, Mary P. WINS€ Ga A Bas MEAN Englishmen inet 22 Briggs, Carolyn R. U-N:G:G;. .. B:S.; M S. Homie Economics and Family Life sponsor— FUN JAS wa cr isnatsvcheue chee ereretious 3 toate 35 Brown, Barbara G. Salem College ... B.A. Latin sponsor—Latin Club and Pep Club ........... 21 Brumsey, Virginia Wake Forest ... B.S. Algebra and Business Math . . . sponsor— Pep Club, J.V. Cheerleaders, and GAA Seancnneniens Css eed eee ae ae ee ree elec 29,143 Buchanan, David Western Carolina... B.S. Biology Sponsor— science. Clube join one eee 30 Callahan, Max E. Wake Forest .. . B.S. Chemistry and Physics. . . sponsor— INationaliHonorsSocietyanrr ta-aeiteriener tener 31 Chilton, Otis Wake Forest .. . B.A. Spanish and UISSHistory a a tah ere era ocian eh eon 21 Clark, Robbin Salem College ... A.B. English and Journalism . . . sponsor — Newspaper and Sophomore Class............. 23 Clarke, Carl Appalachian... B.S., M.A. English Athletics Directorn anime cenit oie ie 22,141 Cox, Nancy Lenoir Rhyne... . B.A. Geometry Business Math, and Family Life. . . sponsor— Student Government............... 28 Cox, Peggy L. High Point... B.A. English and Remedial Reading... sponsor— Speech and Debate................ 23 Craig, Carolan Wake Forest .. . B.S. Driver Education ia aetna eon ne ere ne oe Py Daniel, Violet H. Elon... A.B. Math... sponsor— National Honorsocietya en en eee 29,168 Eller, Margie S. Greensboro College .. . A.B. Home Economics. . . sponsor— Future) Reachers ofsAmericas een 35 Garner, Darrell E. N.C. State... B.S. Math... spon- sor—=Math’ Clubi err eitee icine eer nee 28 Graves, Jeanette S. Appalachian . . . B.S. Bookkeeping and Family Life . . . sponsor—Aquila.......... 32 Green, Ruth Catawba College ... A.B. Eng- lish and French . . . sponsor— Anchor Clubjee teers tke © Ren oe ae 22 Grubbs, Doris S. USNIG.Gaee BAG Englishtaen sponsor—Library Club and Sophomore CVASS cerecee ana echo oe oa ie re BES oe EE CRU FREI Rowers 23 Hunnicutt, Ben Appalachian... B.S., M.A. History . . . sponsor—Monogram Clu Dees Ae anes set hoe Ue One cee 25,141 Idol, Ann U.N.C.G. ... B.S. Physical Edu- cation ... sponsor—G.A.A. and Viarsity, Cheerleaders eine etree ei 26,143 Idol, Weldon High Point... B.S., M.A. Guidance Director . . . sponsor—Health Careers Jackson, Robert G. Wake Forest . . . B.S. Mathematics sponsor— Health Careers Club............ 29,143 Kelley, Judith M. Lenoir Rhyne... A.B. Typing, Shorthand, and Business Math... sponsor— Senior Class and Math Kirby, Gwynn Richmond Professional Institute . . . B.F.A. ... English and Drama sponsor— Drama Clubyee. ees eerie 23,49 Lefeavers, Perry Catawba... B.S., M.A. English sponsor— Key Clubs s.ca-seece seme seers 22,142 Lewis, Fred E. High Point... A.B., M.A. Principal (ose suc. s ie cclct ane cues evare Geeiabe © baeceeeke har 18 Linville, Ruth East Carolina... B.S. Chemistry and Biology . . . sponsor— Science ‘Clubickeyrc ane ao tnaie + asaccee iter 31 Martin, Kent R. Wake Forest .. . B.A. History and Economics . . .-sponsor— Monogram CLD tid cose hen Sons ee ee Noe ere 24,143 Matthews, Carolyn App alachian .. . B.S. Personal Typing-Notehand and General Business sponsor— History Clublme anes ae 33 McDonald, Ford C. U.N.C. ... B.A. Art and Mechanical Drawing .. . sponsor—Key Club............. 36 Miller, Harold Appalachian... B.S., M.A. DrivinggEducationa ere ene Di} Mitchell, Shirley Flora Macdonald College ... B.S. Shorthand, Office Practice, and Business Law . . . sponsor— StudenteGovernmientares ieee a een 32 Morton, Alan Catawba... B.A. Biology and Physical Science . . . sponsor— Key cChi ais Aaa ie eerie aetstieene enen erae 30 Morton, Charles Catawba... B.A. U.S. History and Biology . . . sponsor—Student Government 25,141 Mueller, Laura Appalachian ... B.S. English sponsor— Debateisociety oa eee 22 Musten, Jack Elon... A.B. Biology, Family Life, and Physical Education... sponsor— Bible Club and Fellowship of Christian Athletesm eer: 26,61,142,159 Nelson, Horace G. U.N.C. ...A.B., M.A. Mathematics sponsor— Math’ Clubs meee ie ceeie nese 29,142 Patton, Robert W. Catwaba... A.B. French. . . sponsor— French: Club senate occeccrerherne Mcroneencns 21,141 Petree, brenda Appalachian . . . B.S. Personal Typing and Business Math... sponsor — Fellowship of Christian Athletes and Youth for Christ............. 33,60 Raper, Nancy L. Duke... B.A., M.A. English .. . sponsor —National Honor Society............. 25) 186 Reed, Gertrude C. Greensboro College ... A.B. Art sponsor— College Cluberers ae ener 36 Roland, Daisy Winston-Salem State Teachers College B.A. U.S. History and American Gover iment... sponsor—History Club....... 24 Ross, Eleanor H. Appalachian... B.S. Biology and Family Life . . . sponsor— Anchor Club. hieat cise atte an cote pol atta atten eens 30 Sanders, Mary F. Agnes Scott... A.B. Librarian sponsor— Library Clubse4s. elo eee 23,51 Sherrill, James E. Western Carolina... B.S. Vocational Ag riculture... sponsor=F. FAs. ies se cee sae LOR 34,57 Shropshire, William G. Duke... A.B., M. A. Mathematics sponsor— College Club. 424.4. oes 29 Steward, Herman D. Tennessee Tech... . B.S. Vocational Agriculture... sponsor— FF An a6 oe scsi @ mle aloo eee 34,57 Swain, Mary S. U.N.C.G. .. . A.B. Guidance Counselor . . . sponsor — News- paper and QOuill and Scrollae ae. eee 20 Thomas, Geneva W. Wake Forest .. . B.A. English sponsor— Newspaper...) sc eae ee enenene 22 Tulloch, Jacqueline Salem College ... A.B. World History sponsor— History Clubreeimee eerie 11225 Tucker, David L. East Carolina... B.S. Distributive Education’... SpOnsor— DE. GsAgee ieee 34 Varner, Dorothy High Point .. . B.S. Home Economics ; sponsor=F: HAS oes ses fae ee coat 35,56 Wilson, J. Paul Wake Forest... B.A. Industrial Co-operative Training . . . sponsor— V.L-Gx and Health Careets))..- ene eee 34 Withrow, John D. Appalachian... B.S., M.A. U.S. History and Democracy in Action Sponsor, sac. Fe eA ne ene cheer 24,143 Womack, Nancy S. U.N.C.G. ... B.S.S.A. Typing and Shorthand . . . sponsor — Aquila and Senior Class 344-4. 2 ae eee 33 Wood, Andrew D. Marion College .. . A.B., B.S. Assistant Principal . . . sponsor — Bus: Drivers)1 228 253 welt o sce aie eee heen 19 Holders Péegy.psecretary saci career 18 Musten , Geri; Secretary e440 aie ao erento 18 Waggoner, Rebecca, Secretary.... a aeaeeee 20 Wilson, Ann, Secretary to Librarian........... 23 e Seniors Abbott, Michael i oc fo sn wetes scl ero 69 Albert Jackatene. eric cee 59,61,69, 146,149,159 Allen; Done canteen eee eee ee 48,69 Angel, Duffrey- 2.0 36 ccstes 2 cue oe oe 69 Angel, James's 5 cinilowa cre cctin etre ee eee 69 AngellS Allen Sa. ween crane ore eee 58,69 Angell,’ Lind ai a oc cys ics aie natn 5 cee 69 Apple, Jani sate acc ccna: cicece tore ete nt ate oe 69 Atkins iMMYyser eae ee ee 61,69, 146,149: Atkins §Patricia sree ce costo error PERE SlocS 69 Bageott.. Marios sn erate 44,69,166,180,182 Baldwin, Michael t,.2. 55 3.66 see ee ee 69. 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Terry ae ere eee 43,55,64,78, 166,178 Linville, |Craig Wet cresre sn): 45,55,61,85,152,166 Merete Sandra... ..-......-:. enn ew, 48.71 Bulpy Brenda aeeyys magne tice wee. 78 Linville, Danieleet Sets 3 ee ee 43,85,146,149 Pesccbamer loule................. 46,55,61.71 Rulp Doug testers te a eevee ee eae Bae . 78 Emvalle,; Doug sE We 15 sce es 59,61,85, 146,149,163 Meese... ll. 71 Rultongtackicns amen. sere ane eee mee 56,78 Epnville Beth ry sey asae die te ee opie ancts 44,85 Mee ........................ 55.71 Pulton Mike apes: oawed eden ne cae ke wee 78 invillOeSteve ee rey te ree eee 58,85 Bowles, Cie rN Se) ee th 14 Fulton, AUS eas Seas ee Oe eee ee 78 Hong, Duanemwoy wus oa her Ge ee ane 55,85 — bs 47.48.5571 Gill, Carl. Bere ele durant Beran Ienco aN gee Seam cl 58,78 Mabe eDenny anne 41,59,61,85,146,150 Bosman. ieacaive «epee iz 58.71 Gilley. RODIN gap Ar ee een ee 46,78 Mabe, if aC Weir Sat ii ciee «os PAE ker NE 51,63,85 (Dan, LGN ss oan 58.71 GoodeS Bobby pe erase ene ee nie a 161,78 Mabes Diane einai dares 2 ones .ee 48,51,60,85 Meeeieweshiricy......................... oa GoodeNBonniesat sotto ee 51,78 Mabes Dawiite sucka mame sates. ee eke, 48,86 pus. Dir e re aaanr 1 GoodesSylviateeger wee Ace ene koe eet 78 Macon, Lindag ja... .6-e an. 60,68,86, 150,180 “ULE 2, oa en en 58,71 Graces Lindammiyn niece arte. ee ee ent h 53,79 Macys Margaretties accor td cts. svete oy 86 PTAUSOUMVIATION or tes o)e aichci aise oc coe nace GA Green Michael ree t smerine sods. 8 48,79,159 Pea OAL IS as Fo clei geace ianie 51,86 Cet rs 10,60,71 Griffin) Garyate sere nee a tens ed Leelee 48,79 Manuel, Priscilla serge tty ae ee ey ane eee 86 PeeetDeborh .............. 51.57.71 Griffin asco try eer ats i ee 79 Marion: Jahn ea aan. 2 84-0 hag 48,55,61,63,86 Brown, Mex, eee ee 11 43, 68, 2s 146, 148, 179, 181 Griffith, David.... 41,43,47,48,60,79,173,180,181,182 Marion, Wanda Cia ROIRO HIRE SOREMEES.Ce WMC ICH ES. bea OMAR ES 61 ,86 EURO, TROIS otg.niyg oe ee 5p) 72 Grubbs, Ricky............. 13,59,61,63,79,146,148 EES isp te Be Giakg was tae 53,56,86,180 Sironw, Wels on ae ahi ee 48,59,72,163 Hagood, StéVesner ee 48,59,61,79,139,146,151,163 Martin, Bermices. pe ate ees ent 46,48,86,151 Buckner, Mike..... 50,59,61,72,146,149, 155, 156,160 Hairston, Bretda Were) ee ere ee 719 Martin, Leonard Simcecige omc l ce tneige) ol shies ob ehel leer elten sheet eis 86 ee 72 Hall, Jane Baas en AMS cs ct ee a ook oe Od 79 Martine VViilliarn eee nee ee 51,57,86 Bullard, Fay oid Brest ec ee 59,56,72 Hare, CHL One vas ae eee 55,60,61,79,146,151 Masten, Lynn EOF O90 “OPTI cre ch Cet 48,53,54,56,61,86,164 awe... 72 Fartinian Christine steer ee eee nee 79 McCracken, Danny spat ias ect 22) nets oan 86 BEB ESSMLCCK Vernet eo eo. or Ga cs oe vke at 46,48,72 lattmane Michael eee nn 57,79,180,182 McCracken, Steve wart qa ee cance tila eee 86 ete... 43,48,57,60.61.72 Hartman, Rita... 00.0.0... eek ee es 53,79 Moc uiston, Calvinia). 41,49,50,54,86, 146,179,180, BGrks@Randy). 68 so, ns ee : ‘a 43.47.48.72 Mariman Sucre ree dy nt ae ee eee 63,79 : 181,182 Patmennions.................... 55.61.72 Hartness,, Terry ct bie oslo oie isco e seas 80 IM oC UO MY Ea crate os hoot rimen a. a See eercly....................... 77 Hastings) Betticumnp eters eee tres eee 48,80 McGee, Connie ..... 42,48,60,64,87,152, 180,182,185 Calhoun, Jerry . A 59,61,72, 139,145,146, 149,158,159 Hartsoe, David cers eee ea ere en 80 McGee, Nancy micehyefeeiehsns)-¥etel ett D2, 505011, 180,182 : Callahan, ingame eer i Sate, Hawks, Ronald Pearce cist te, cee 80 McGrady, Nancy Det OSO 1D) OO SS OOOO TI GG 48,54, 68, ou Se ionny s.................°... 79 Haw Kise Wiling vet anna teres renee cn ee grec, eee 80 MeKaughan, Elizabeth)... ...20e 4-2-0 .ce Geetcan5..................-.. 48,58,73 picaden Jeiry ent th oes ool 45,80, 166 Mc mig hG RICR YG dca SUS 183,156 Peeters. )........: esse. 58,73 Anes roe POR en nae Rew ete vie pees eet rae OMENS oul ads ep ree fe we CASCCOCK JANCUmr rae act ee oe on hei ee CAUCESON JUNICDALG por seta tore katethege encase eee , ee cnt eae. es is 163 Hedgecock, Ed............ 11,41,43,54,60,179,181 McRact lindane tears ea) ene eee 46,48,56,87 Semitic... 73 Hedgecock Sand aye ier tira anne 80 Merrite hariy: peach. oat eee 49,50,87 ova TENE 0 57,73 Henderson Dianne eri re aren 80 Michael |Gaby, ghio ms nahn Geer huste ie kes 58,87 Chandler, BORIC RPP ce cakes cee 59,74 Hester, William oy fates eek as te ee ae 58,80, 161 Milam, NaN a eee sO rials ais 400 eR 87 trandlemelawrence fea js nc. k de occu s « 74 Le SAEN EB ioe 30 Gum Aire on. cpNnIOM EEN teh 80 Mes RUE TP ofa hle ciate aes ou os: Gige 06 renee 61,74 Hester Ronald Spapeesee eae pe eee 80 Maore;: Diane a2 ithaca jet ame. alee hese oe 87 Chrismon, Belinda................. 59,63,74, 161 Hester HOTACe a trie ete en Sites ne siecle 55,80 SE EAU: SADR eon one br Bi aoe ees 51,74 Festers. Sharonmer Speen en eee or eae 56,81 Moore, PHU ten e ven ws tea oa et, ne bee eee ee 88 Clones. SEIS ons oy 51.74 [RNGG) IBWNES 2 oé-c6n oe oencaeen. 8,47,48,81,180,181 MooresSharonmeeyeet tree ee eee 88 Cockman, Dawn oat Let 42 Bay 60, 61, 74, 152) 164,185 Higgins, VENNICE RN eects aster Ae 47,48,81 Morris ble) VR edn clad BREN Gai 59,88,146,150 Reet. 48,55,74 Hinsdale, Susan..... 42,44,47,48,56,60,63,81,149, 166 Morris, Steven vane pera cbt hee eed ieee oe 58,88 Molcmanebrankicne yan soo ee acon « 58,74 Holcomb) Danny: Fe goer eens Volt 7 aN 51,53,81 Motsinger, David ..... 5,97,59,61,88,138, 155,156,159 cS CEs eae) ae 58.74 ollamaeny isan ee ee. 81,150 Motsinger, Debbie.......... 48,54,57,60,88, 180,182 ton Ee Se aaa 74 Holt@Sharontprmes neat rae ete! ene hs 81,180 Mictsin gers il erty attest. sss Scvns hatte gee ae 48,88 Mee eCiristne | ...................... Hooper, Linda 2ii a+ ej. ee) 28 81,151 OUR Ces TBCEGS A ago oh 2A «en ee Lk (OAS one pe aaa Howards hinda gars stii: joe ee tae t on eee 81 Musten David Richie sis oe ee eee 88 @eeetainy...i....... §9,74,146.151,158.159, As oUt, IREWIING 5 ou ous nonocucaunne 42,52,62,64,82,178 Musteny Davidttianmrnts 9 0, Werrane rs eek eee ee 88 ee 1 100191.158,159,, eS HalsGiay teen eke ae Miah a 82 Mastin nVonwa he une: cheukit.. ti ee 56,68 Cottingham, Denny............. 59,61,75, 146,151 Eutchins Beck yaar ee nn eee 51,60,82 Naylor Beverly). marta?) cit cte aS sta, ee eee 88 RON ABI MATIN on ee oie oes 48,75 Idol Mietireyowsgaen eae en are Re Pht ee 82 NelsOnsBettyimton tan cs cure tients ea eden nee 88 PR AeNESONNY 60666 ces oes cnock nl... 58.75 Idol, Patsy . Sis Degg Diary ae ch reece ety Ro ee 46,82 Nelsons. harlesyaneenyaekat eens hee ie ate: 88 BrevenyWilliam..................:... 47,48,75 Pngram,) Bobbie 22 (a a ieae mo Seth oo el 82 eto my Ea eae bee ac oo U ee fons. os. oT 43,60,75,158 Ingram Eindaspey ter eres 54,59,60,82, 180 Newsom) Bettyiuay ictus agalt conte 58,89, 180,182 Wrews@Mike ie. ito sooscc cen: 11,42,43,60,75 Ingram, Ronald atria cite ae 46,49,50,54,61,82 Oakley, Cliff mice cuoucigeehe gels. se)iensne ata, lellevea (s (ovssaieie 47,48,89 SOMSMRONTICN a eta ca et eae ee 75 ISVS UN Eps ot se ss ere a 43,53,68,82 DRC Steg eter Satire Pace he ProttsemBarbara esse sss sss euagakacut 58,75 ames) Gale 72a 53,59,60,82 Base, SSG? SEDER Sa tenner Gea dent 38,89 Seer uk ae ET 58 Jefitiess Caro llaae err eine ee eee 46,59,82 Parker, Ernie. . . . . 41,43,50,54,60,89, 179, 180,181,182 Daniels, nite, Fe aN eK 48,60,75 JenkinswGeorge seen ee ene 49,4882 Pavan, MAINS ais oa dadoebaanionosdecueeane 89 ByaICISMRENAC Mi. s.cck Aes ye Seow bee 58,75 Johnson, Dane... 0... ee eee ees 59,82, 160 ne DOHOY 6 Occ oe caun ec oce ee, 61.75 Johnson? Karavpe ny Ge eee ee ee Me oe. 82 Diehl, Cathy Noah a) Babine thd | 48,55, 75,180 Johnson, Roger sprain Wolloh sae! ialuot sineitersaifetohsisep(ere naiiemem cia re 55,82 Dilworth, Galena aera get em by PS ts 50, 60, 75 ‘ Jones, Charles Mercer ielNelievrenis’ oil el 'e) 'sixteies(eeliay ‘slaves! aio) SAeL cere ones 83 Disher, Larry ‘eee 41,43,54, 55,60,75, ED Jonesy, Gloria tees ope aan 8 Seto eee 83 Dixon, Cheryl 44,50,56,57,60,75,166,170, 180,181,182 pAb Da MAL gah toe ee cagas $893,682 Dodson, Bindaee ee 41 46, 54, 62, 63, 76, 173, 178 Keeton, Dennisarecte: sere ss ee ale a ew 83 Dollarhite, Ernest ................. 55,57,76,180 Feet Danny recog ee seu dh a wesc: 38,83 Dolttitger.Tommy .......-.............. 59,76 Kiger, Pattitiyere cop ne aie iw 6 vn she Bee 48,59,83 Doty, Deby OR ety ee ee oh SRS te IN 48, 49, 51,76 Kilgore, elenietee aes ny een iane) thi, ale 9 83 Bemec weil nde omni be 1s Sen 3 Oe 76 PE EAETY Sac. ieee ieitid ee ns ee 83 PeopinstSicphen dsihen ik 58,76 King, Larry MOO at Gicto oun aoe ae 53,61,83,146,151 LSROTKSTAL, SURV, Set 3 aye he cen oe a Oe eel 51,76 Kings Ronmie sitio nde. slike ses ve 48,55 WIS CIS ELIT) oh cee rN Ma get es 9 ares 76 Kirkman, Chris......... 00... 0..-ssaeee. 167,83 ERromnGary en erie 55,76 Kirkman, Carlene...... 41,42,52,56,60,64,83,172,182 Batonmvlarye ee er eee eet a Ab yee cs 76 Kirkman Rocchi nee 45 ,46,50,57,61,83, 166 BACON MmNAN CY ae ee cH A awn eke e ecm y,. re i NlebersiWathyasetmrte ere et ee 83,151 EGisoun Rebecca, sae thas anny ee eee 58,77 KnightsLaurate er tat eee, on en eee 83 Bamondson eAnita sonore t ent eee 68,77,172 Knight yind avy syrasse nies ie Pay ee 83 Edwards Billys. cay gy.Ao sets ee Le Wil Knight ehecovere eschew eae cg cr ee ee oe 84 Evans-ssid Donia: 2 ee eee cee 54,77 cam bertalind aye erie eee ey eee ee 48, 84 Evethartaedwardioy ay tee Le en 58,77 Eambeth barbara ee nee ae eee ee 51,84, 150 Byeriarta kay see 42,56,57,60,63,77,178 BanewSusanknienen 1 on vo flared eee 53,54,84 Paterson; Mary Ann o.ace0 scents eneneinots eae 90 Peacock, Dennyans ee co ome een: 47,48,90 Pearman) Pat.fcvcete cesiere c atetevae sie sue curate 53,90 Peddycord;Sonjamieneritrie eine 48,60,90, 150 Peeples: Jerryivncc- is oreo ceusiiekere eterna ss 58,90 Pegram,; Jimmy acne es s att a coe iees 90 Pegram Norascrtaciteesaac coe ote tere caer: 63,90 Penders Avas5 cee en ao Se neler te Gaeta oe 53,56,90 Peoples}:Caroll%, 595 si sian 3 sees euieais Ge ol eaten eaeeees 90 Perdue) BODbY Sse derspereveuctetae tebe a cteneree 58 Perryman, arty). ates enters ah eare ore een Te rere 90 Petticord, Becky aamcse nec eerie ore 56,60,90 Petticord Toni secs oe ccoeece sare uate 48,56,90,158 Pettit; James? 2. .. cactstes ese ope eee ree 90 Phillips; Sherry: ciatins sare ee wees ee eae 90 Poss, Vicki. oii rade. sitios niettielals ttre ord 54,61,90 Preston;: Glofiavescs ater. © s.cheean ee coeur rere: 91 Queen; Barbara sce etree eee 47,48,91,152,184 Ouick! Phil 2628 5 ete 59,61,146,151,159 Raker; Jennifers.52 ss cae oard.e.c aque erates 91 REAavViIS, APEGLY Scues aoe eek Hee oe tis ator ae eae 91 Redding,’ Gary... 3-2 «5 emia ar 60,61,91,146,151 Redding. Michaelj.s. ass cat eure « ooteen eee: 91 Reece; Beverly... csseke orate se mrele tie cue myeheneaareeere 92 Reed's ind al sanrs mca secrete nieie ore eren temic 48,52,92 ReedaSarae mementos ot cores 42,44,56,92,148, 167 Reid; Hilda tea i Bac Loe eee 48,92,180 ReidsiBeckyznc wen amas 42,52,56,64,92,149, 180,182 Roberson Nancyse eee 54,56,92,161 Robertson,. Wayne a. ore te oe oes tere 55,92 Rohath, Debbie mane oe saeco. 54,63,92,176,180 Sapps Michaelis: Meo cncus 4,92 Sapp; Pamelax o.. 5 os arse oo achiral tone merece tote 93 Sealey; Doris A ricte a roasts Oo ane cra arierotest ements 93 Sears. Ann tee ere ee ce eae 51,53,54,60,93 Secrest; Rebecca mite ct. pinecone tinciiesen cto eretcnereiee 93 Sell, Clarence te shins ait soratactae iene eres 60,93 Sell Johnny saree eee ee eteieic ene 55,93 SellitMarys Sects cee sa ee ece eae enters 56,93 Sheets} Gerald Stjandiees serie cues rte 58,93 Shelton, Margarete nent ein rarer 48,93 Shipe, Connie: saemerio oe eee 61,93 Shouse) Ronaldacn mace mine nee ome iene 93 SilersVirgilitaa4 seer at eee 45,46,53,55,93, 166 Sink JOG Sis crest cee ese eter 93 SIMMONS PRICKC VA eee 59,61,93,146,149,159 Sipes Judy2tac., Soca oe eee etree 51,61,93 Sisk? Karen ieee eh ie Mele oe ie aise 58,94 Slates Connie. oe eee 42,46,54,60,94,176 Slates-Sylviaiiwn = nee rae ee ee eae 51,60 Smith? Deboraheenae ne ceo eee 94 Smiths Jackannneee 41,43,48,59,61,94,146, 150,163,178 Smith Jimmy a iscwissce- on ie G seam eee eee 94 Smith udyanneenae 13,42,54,94,176,178,180,181,182 SmithsNeiliPee oe cece cee 41,43,47,48,60,94, 152,178 Smith Olas ss wether sace cs ocean aaa nore 94 Smiths, Patricia sso cen oo con ot oe eee 51,94 Smithy Mike? gary sea he eels cee ieee 55,94 Snipess Johnie to a een eee ee 94 Snyder, Virginia's ee. ered choke meats oreo 60,94 Southern;Donatepre. Gatto eee 51,94 Spainhour.Dianewn ear. einen eae 94 SpEnseryGarys cera ton ee cee eee eee 95 Spivey; Douglas... cst: bares es oc enema 49,95 SPIVEY 5, VICK a ate atsciches hae en ac oie 95 Stafford Brenda ssa anartahes vis ein chemo ae 95 StanleyseDarwinhireree 43,48,60,95,152,180,181 StaplesiiCarolyntaeeiee ne ene 48,54,59,60,95 Stécles: Cynthiasweee eee ee carne 48,95 StévenssPenny see see ore oa eae 58,95 Stoltz sLindat eer ch ee tere 47,48,49,64,95 Stoltz;; Pamelawt. eaten een oe eee .. 53,95 Styers;. Michaelis oan no att cetenn oe ale pear 95 Swain? Dennis’. .c. ate ol ase ta ooe eaee eres 58 SwaimwMichaeliimerata) tua oreo 55,95 Swaimystanley =. eee eee eine 61,95,146,150 SweatmansRonaldsemeyerisceri te acer 58,95 atum, June ae series cc coe keira rete 49,95 Taylors Howarddy. scenarios 48,49,96 MAVIONs Nay eee reelee oe oor re I ee 96 TaylorsWilliam ction cee eee 58,96 Téeague Garyee noe ee Oe ee 96 (edder Pamelakae ace eee ieee 59,96 Merrell Patriciageee i err ricL ere: 56,60,63,96 Thomas:Alma casa aehetat ict the ieee 60,96 iehompson; Alan weet eo eens 43,96,148 Thompson, Gail... . 44,56,64,96,166,176,180,181,182 ‘ThoresSarahiJomenneee 41,42,52,64,96,178, 180,182 Tilley, Brendayy det rn Cee eee 48,96 Tilley;,Susan samacrseeat ot ote ie. 54,60,96 Tilley, Mickigvacscry cote oe cee tece eect 96 hurpins larry eee 59,61,96,145,146,150,158,159,163 ‘Duttle; Ghristines5 peer ene kee 48,96 ‘Tuttles Steve. tet eres eee 48,57,97 Vaughn's Ronnievar aoe oe Oe ee 97 Vaughny Shirléy@enaceiacr cts 97 Vogler; Marlenesesn rcees ke eee 51,60,97 Vogler led @eern scent ee oe eee 47,48,97 Waggoner, Eddie ea ata eis Pee ene 97 Waggoner e V.iCkic wre inn nr i ieienen 56,60,98, 152,184 Widener: Craigie rncntc dein as eas 98 Waiterss Jamesneeei ernie 48,61,98, 146,151,156 Walburn; Donald) Racin coche cit sro ee eee 98 Walker, Denny hs cts na casters echo tt meoremntios ies 48,98 Walkers iGary ciecancssaqersva ns areret ene. 4 toentedeusbar ec eas 98 Walker: JUV. on sone ohne ade ee eres 56,98 Wall FA ldGamsc siirars ois. Sens: sears rene ee renereroreen ere te 98 Walls, ind as sc caeeos wee ah aet soo ant h io ane denen 98 WaltonsRichard Ses nwiese ce eine ee eee 98 Wardens Billy searierrciedcicneer 59,98, 153,155,156,159 Warren, Pat? tone ees err ee 54,56,60,98, 149 Warren): Tediiicaccvins ratehstanatcans hia actararree. 4 98,152 Woeaver- Beverly..rt stan cee eer 60,63,98 Weaver Nancyee mace cuereua ia loners a ntetsienees 98 Weavila June ere eis 8,44,47,48,56,99, 167,180 WeeavilwNathan srr eee eee 43,48,60,99,180 West. Barbarae con trees ceacecrs cusenstona ardent 46,99 West:Patrickt wee otro toe aa cteveuaun ene aetakon 99 Wihickers Hildamenaneerin 48,51,56,59,60,99, 149,158 Whicker; Kay icing create welt ensd sisgeecracionres 53,99 Wihiekery Me Nayar. rmesa ae 60,100,148,180,181 Whicker Stevens cnc cee tat cre 58,100 WhitakersJoycereemne crcme cesses eeiercien: 56,59, 100 Whitley; Betty fiver ca arene cers 48,100 Willard: Kayedruraneton sc cic tiers sharciecse 56,100 Willard Kentaarinccric n t cee ete tic iscers 47,48,100 Williams Gharle ne ninsrroeesn nite 48,54,60,100 Walliams: Keith sem ceaciicienccs cceretererce Reto 48,100 Williard) Donnan einem ae eee 51,100,149 WilsonhANngiesie acheter in tones orn seers 51,101,149 Wilsons. Carolan es heise citer 56,101 Wimmer pRobert@ see caren accion 101,163 Winters Ronald! 5c es tle oes can cise eee 101 Wood, 'Glenda firs aacens fee ole arene teneeekereire 101 Woodards Budon tencceire etch tote ence re 101 Woodys Russell tere aceasta err ee riences 101 Yarbrough; Gary) cede one ems 101 Mokleya Wathyoisr cer iereart 13,44,56,60,64,101,166 Vokley;, Linda epee nee 52,56,60,61,101,164,180 Young, ESther yan, «aka. cen a oe eee case 101 YOUNG LLY pe tlses c. 5 oyelc asker cheaters 61,101 APES VAMWES 5 og eo peso eho mopenoeeres 58,101 e Juniors Abless Harry: hearer to Ge acto Oo ae 103 Adams? Ann Peers nne amin are 55,103,183 Adams'iSarahsertantitre mike eens 42,49,52,103,183 Akers;Judy oe. so sea has tae cone nc te ae 60,103 AlBerts Gwy lies ents caro setiete see nek 103 AllisonGlend alert en neater wietatones 49,103 Ashby; Bynum 7 cic cece beste ee 55,103,159 Atkins: Pollyay aucsnes Oooo ee ee 49,103 Baggott; Billies tas. choco ete 48,103 Baker Brendaganiun eh eae ee oe ee 56,103 Ball Charleste aoe eee ee 55,57,60,103 Ballard Vickia«es oe erties rie nee 58,103 Barger, Mikeceeie ante st oe eee 59,61,103,160 Barnard. Waynex.: tore tienen 48,57,103 Bauguess;, Barbara Sagerramcre ie oOo ae 103 Beck. Gwenermncece ea tees ee 53,60,103 Beesons Geraldien apache eer oie oie 103 Beeson; Martyaeei oon cece 103,162,163 Beeson. homaseen- eae 48,103 Berriers: Sandra Seat sceas ano eee ree 103 BilessJenny2An0 skein 47,48,51,61,103,165 Biless Lindates ft hee eee 60,61,103,164 Billingsa sath y sree een eerie 4° 47,48,53,103 Binkley; Patas enh ion etek scncterer sia ae cuanedars ehoeennicuets 103 Bivens) Lin tases ese cer tus octuececsmecncan suagoneheeonetone 53,103 Blevinss Carolee een euca eee: eras 46,60,104 Bodsford-sStanleyians eee cie oe enor 57,104 Boles, Judy srctostcectostos tos teie etee oo he ee een tae 104 Boles? Lannie yea acre caseostere. oeetceonctots eee 55,60,104 Boles,) Terry icc meisic ons care see ae 43,50,60,63, 104 Branch, Kennethemernceca serene hierar menor 104 Brannock= Gonnichas. eae oe One 61,104 Brinson; Doug Bae yo eee ee eee 55,104 Brookss Marys oars oo oe nee Gee 104 Broome; Johnjeactutc caverns sos meee see 104 Brown; Brenda: cen cost ees eee eee 61,104 Brown) Nancy aeraccottadortcc te ecine. eee eer 104 Brown shirley arom ser eee eee 56,104 BullSlanet seen sett lo eee aie ne cee on ee 104 Bulle erryicc cs crecs) eestor are ne ee oe 48,58 Byrd, Vick yi 25% au cuanto eviews Mee roncanenetar 104 Calhoun; Michaéhiya.cinistee sero nents 55,104 Calhoun,. Path ii oko echt tice sie omen 104 188 Callahany Maricad sane ae ee ce eee 104 Carroll sh ayeanciimce ae ee AS 4 O4 Carter, Debbyite. ove. stain ci ee on eee 104 Carters Winda i. nce oe oe ie ee 104 Castle SHomernar sanctity ea eee 104 CaudillsDannyaen es seers oes 58,59,104,160 Chambers) Bernard erie ee renee 104 Chandler; Darrell ee eee eee oe ee 48,104 Chandler: Larry ®. ceri chee oe eee 105 Chandlers Loretta ves. cn ocean ee 105 Charles; Ronnie®. .e-eiaa ono er or eee 105 Cheatham? Chris) 4c hoe eee eee 105 Clinardy Rooneys.nce at oer 58,105,159 Cline; Thomas) 72.2 S26 oe poise ae 105 ClinardseT homas:, oca-5.0 foie coc cee eee 48 ClubbsSuewi sexe rerceoneeene a eee 59,61,63,105 Cobblers Debbies ame ae 53,56,60,105 Coffey William iy. ca.6 fc sos onn. cases eee 105 Coley; Dennis... « 6 95: cucte onus ocho atlensnotenen Onno 105 Gollicuts.Gharleshiaeee ec 43,65,105,160 Collins, Jerty ico... 53 eu nen ase eee 57,105 Cook; Danny’ )s5 cn feces Se ree 105,163 Cook Jane hives ude eee seas fenerOr el en ne 105 Cook, Karen's ¢éi0a.s.5su.Gg cron) olsen 105 Cook; Nancy cis ecius-e.n a baleen sioner eee eae 105 Cook; Freddi@icicc.c « antonio en ene See 105 Cooke; Tome. ase ce eee 45,46,166,105 Corum mAnnetiena eons 61,164,105,151 Cox.) 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Saco re aoe 53,108 Greenwood sHoward merece nie 108 Grogans Randyzsn iene eee 53,61,108,146 Grubbs® Keithiiien veto pao 46,45,108, 166 (GuinniewGallyey shot ee ons eee es ee 108 Uy ABLEATE VM ol f-¥e (nye eae etek ee ein .. 108 GONE, TSEIRET ON 5.6 der oreo oo uo 53,44, 108,166,183 Are MICLLY Mrancinon Si ches ce Se iic kee 55,109,161 PATS MMLC Cite tererer aera tern een baowese es hee Cv ele 109 SHartley, Benny'..........50.6. . . 43,60,63, 109,183 RRRUSC ML GIT Viyreia cc ciece eicje'siare, aa vote woken cds 48,109 EP ASUINCSMDAVIG A i. .6 eects) cass Glew Ws wees 49,55,109 BIGISC IEPA TINA ers s, eaiccnieiccc-o x clee nuk woe he 47,48,109 EI AMIS In INCNME UNG cc wo fische eisise Gis wk ee ea ee co 109,152 RAV CSMUUG VPM op ction Sie echcict ssl oe ie sek woke 109 HEAVY CSMVACKIM ar RIG oc Giacouels Gabel. oe bee 109 PCTIEDNOM ES CULV Meru fs choy cies esses elas 61,63,109 mensdale Darrell 2s. cc6 6 atacacaceees ee face 110 Me WEleBbAthiClag smu cnis ae yee ea hea bea be 51,110 OWS, EGS oo 5 cin SIRs 110 In@ Sy JEMEUS.o 0.6 aie eno ae ee 53,54,110 | TTS, IMEI S org oo Siero nee 53,57,110 PAOntiMeGaymelll ac, ccc ses oo ae 8 42,53,110,179,183 BAPNVIGRVEP IO GIS cries Se ae eas ane cee aw a 48,49,110 ier, (CHU. aici GSS ICneRe Renn nee eee 49,55,60,110 Holcomb. 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J sitetias cet e teh 45,55,57,112,166 COM DOUC HIN eis ot Y Sol ge 50,112,163 BUC VARIA CEP ERS tnt oy nk A 61,112 METIS, USTHEI omstr eevee Acme eRe cotta ae aaa a 112 NiADOMIVIATIC Re Nes rr oe bk ee ee 113 MI ACUMBSIULIC Viren Sa ea tistcd Gata lon oe, 113 PAANOOGM Kathys: rcis. cic cee cede. 53,61,113,165 PinnucteDanny cet eioe yct ee ea) ete 113 Miante eOouglasSt ess et a. hey ae ee 48,113 PEASE Carson ee wets ne tl ee ee ee 113 RULE SH MEUUGY seeweres eee ore anche ci cle eter nicers pees 113 VATS HMMESI Veer tyre cncte as okacesa) ey scsiia wicca fee csskoret aes 113 Miantines Darlene ssh. eit otiehe «oak ee seach e 113 IATOLM JOAN bse ahs asi ects sh cis oe 53,60,63,113 Matthews NOLat acca ena tae one 56,113 Matthewss Phillipa. crtatoiene teas nk cinco oc 53,113 MicC@rayePal sore i Merete icles cian enka te 58,113 Wic Gee sLianny, 0 5. Awe bt tine eat ote 113 Mc Gees Greg an Sond ae none one at 113 Mc GeemHenryn. aan poke ee 44,55,113,166 MGIVeEr NOLS + fener eee 113 Mca chine VICKY Erne rane 44,53,113,167 IMIG eM aIMeS Wi i, Wienacht ce 60,61,113 Meadowse Virginia.) 5 conser aiken 113) MeltonmDannyseneneea pie ote 59,113,147 Michael wAlan Serger eee ice cena tee ies 113 MillsBrenda aarti pee ae 51 Mintz Donnaee sere atten sein Sy Si Miley tte) Mintz © arid ee 43,44,53,61,113,166 NitchellGlend appetite 42,53,113 Mitcheli@iVia nye Annan 53,56,57,114 Moores Bobbyaeee coors ne 58,114 Moores: Debbiemnnee ere en ae 54,114 INCOR, QS, oon oun oD ohdod 0b eb oo e as Hale 114 Morgan Glenn epee twine ea one ee eae 114 MOtsingeTE Steve ria eee 59,146,114 MotsingeraVickyerr eee eee te ee 114 MullinaxsBatbataa i aeenn 41,48,57,63,114 MusteneStevereriaier tert acne 47,48,57,114 Myers eLindaeeerrs att ade eee ee 49,58,61,114 Myers) Sharonwemrraeiete eran eter ree 114 Neal Many loner nee 46,53,54,60,114 INGalie Biles een meseeece re rae 53,57,61,114,155.156 Nelson elanice ac fect ee Che ne comers 114 NelsonsJames ery ona Ree wee eee 160 Nelson Jamesian sere mie tty ae 59,114,147 Nelson ;aV ant ei Aimee ced ee ee 43,114,183 INE WSOMes Davidiaer niente aie ee ve een ne a 114 Newsome Mike irs ue neg tere ae aie amen 114 Osborne wicith eure eee ear 46,55,114,166 Owenby wloanigens tert ne ee 53,114 Packs Donald wacyengen se eae a ae 45,114,166 Pape rIndia wating aoe eee 60,114,149 Pardue. Janérneprrcd ee xtc ee 114 Parham can eacerioae cea ce eee eee 46,114 Parnell® Jack pewe veo ert tae ee eee 114 Rarrish Eddie seaports 43,65,115,183 Parrish? Larry, ee cee ee ere eee ee 115 Reddycorderry are. eon re eee Spills) Regrams onal dep nee eee SE RIUIS PégrammHarry: seen eee ee eee. tn eee 115 PesramsGloriater yee yn eee ate 115 Reora mg Mary ae eer ee 46,56,115 Jetotele, INEINOA? ae ols occa engsdoomaneoonce. 48,115 RendereRic hard aaa ane 23115 PeoplesGarltgaer mts, © 5 enn ne red ee 115 hetticord Carolinas 53,61,116,140,151,164 Phippipss Sandraees ese ern ee ee 116 Blemimonsie liar een ee 52,116 opin, lekbanitoy sooneaaenoovsnudeetinooes se 116 Pratt yBrendawraye rie ve eee eae” 116 Price Meriva one eee ey erie ete oe 116 Brince, Rickyare rete ca eee 116,160 Quecn¥Elvinseeme ) mat eine ee ono) ene 116 Raby iaynrestar yh eee ie eee aw tec Me eS 116 Reavis. Cathy sa setae chen ee 51,116 Redmonw@larencess eee eee ee 116 Reid? Batsygence eae tyre cn ee mee ee, 116 Reid Randy suger np tere ey ne are ee ee 116 Reid S Steveren erin ee nee 53,60,116,160 Richardson Bettyaien a iin ante) aaa 116 RichatdsonwsHerm anger rene 98,116 Riersons Clarenceseprin tric, Pete ne eee 116 RikeTommyna eerie eee ee 116,159 Riley 21 ome anion sticed eae hs ent NY 116 Rivers aStevem-maes re eee Al ony ee ees 116 Robbins Brend 2 ae na ane ann eee 116 INOlerermsern, SiS os oncocennnnesc 59,60,116,156,162 IRODET(S parry ss Arata sere ote te te 116 Robertsssindataratees ieee en ae he ee 116 IOLA AMOL, UNOIIN cape ocooneunenuauns 48,55,117 Roesel a Widynew aa eerie nn 47,48,117 RomingerwAl p iia ieee eee ent enn iB Rosdhal-eVickys sacs, ePeee n ae eka! 117 RosseMargion yy toy oe 28 tee 57,117,161,183 Rulesiindanvers ce tt tens et ete nS LUT RUT ONS eSalG.a eee en 48,117 ISU, IMENGYO. oo obo oko do amondmueacuun 46,117 Sapp Steven atari s 4 eee tie ee wo Ae 48,117 SattenthwaitemBethyamemene eee enn 42,53,117,183 SAWVEln Carol aeny peewee tae Le ee ne 118 SCOLE Ban Dectanre serene hh ter ae ne ee eke 118 SEXtON pe L LOV., AN erate ere ae a5) SEXCON Wanda peek Wire” Nae EG erm ame ae ie 118 Scales MWilliantactae citron Sere wet eee ae 55 ShanahanwRrober tasienenceeneincns eae eeen rere 58,118 Shermll Sucre aes eke eee 48,54,60,63,57,118 sidden Mikeoeyeteuyracemitiotci etc meree 50,118 Simmons Carle wee wer rrr tae 118 SUTTON) WAS Ss oon aaah so ab pec cou on 53,56,118 Simpsonwelalts ewe serie eee kere es ee Sts Sink@Garre nein wpe eae eel aake 42,47,48,49,118 SIT Wight Meomsvenow eke tenets esc ete a ee ne 118 Smith eAn fy eee e het es ee en eat ae le as. 118 Simi th Cindy eee 47,48,60,61,118,152,164,185 Smith S David Reto sa ere eee ee 53,118 Smith Delancaeeen ci ee tee eae 118 Smith Donald eran sere etc ee ee 58,118 Smiths:Gingerergsa ana ae ea nero ee 118 Smiths Wath yeeros ee eee 59,118,155 Smithsicenneth ae ete eee ee ee ree 118 Smith} Mariee erence ee eee oie ee oe 118 Smith Ractord eee eee eee eee 53,55,118 SmithwRacford Inyo oe ae eee 55,118 Smithy Sherry... se. 49,41,53,60,63,65,118,148, 167 Smithy VickiG tls: Heres ee a ee 118,151 SHOW hat erin. ose ete On et bee ee 118 SpainhoursNeilaa mae eee eee eee 119 SDalslersDOtlicuees sie erie et eee 119 Sprinkles Galviniarew ape aie eee a ee eee 119 Stafford. Christ™ ts aad. neten aa eee 119 Stafford, Brenda........ 42,47,48,49,53,119,185,152 Stafford erty acme ern ee ee ee 119 StanleyeDebitwna nt inwe on ee 60,63,119 Sullivan; Brendan tasmanian an Sere cee ee 53,119 Swarm pDonna seen eee 5,46,49,65,119 Swains.Beverly ae adaw ce na eee 53,119 SUMIMETLIN AS Kip eee een ne 161 salle yack eer 5,49,53,56,60,63,119,183 Bl ate eMik ee deg eo cc Ae eee le ean ae 61,119,147 jLaylor@Barbaraer see ae me ne. 119 haylors David See ane tec eee hieege et en 119 playlorpMikety aera cs. aor rat eee ee ee 55,119 Waylor’ Keithpenn. sc eee ea eee ee ee 119 Weague Bonnies ee en te ee 119 WhomasCaroligyace cs tee eee ee 119 iWhrockmorton ler bercmeera nee 119 hrockmortonsRODeLE nae eee eee 60,119 illey Sammy arts eerie cn Ree eee 55,119 PRUIMEr, Randyasmcey ates eee ea eee 119 shuttle yBrend aaewneg ae ee nena 54,59,60,119 huttles Gene sey ae eee Ber anny one ee a 119 Vance ey nn kay, ene eh See ae RAR ee ke 53,119 Wianhoyainlinyaeene eee 61,120,149,158,159 Wauchns' Camilla een 42,53,120,161 Vaughn Dennis ana naeiae 45,46,47,48,55,120,166 Maughn:; Kennethia.2 anche fee aac won 120 Wineyard sJOhninyart ei tier ee ee 120 Moplern Ricky suerte a meee r erly ewer mn Wyn ie 120 Moglery Jane eats ht rte te eee 46,120 Voglerelcangycia tater a eae 54,60,120 WV.osse Betsy Sone aes eee 42,60,61,120,164 WiagconeraPegcy mann prs eee ee 120 Wasvonerh SUuCiNt- ea meres Be as en ee 120 Walker. Barbara. nth et tees are cere 120 Walkers Barrettace ae ner tr pe ee eae 120 Wall Wades etc tcmce eee cote ore eee 120,156 Wall sWiillie Wester aes ens en ie eee 120 Walser: Candy nanrancin tee. ae kaa oe 49,60,65,120 Wieavil ’Beverl yam r nite eee 53,60,61,120 WeaviltJaniceser sere yectecr cn On. ee ee 120 Wieavilixenny nanan settee er 120,156,159 WielbornsDebbicmmrnncrter ei eee 53,120 Welborn Dennisserri eee ate Coecicune 120 Wihickerp ath yaar ae eae 46,53,63,120,167 IWhickersRonnicn: eat reet wae 43,53,120,163 MWihicke mad homasae ier an ee 58,120 Whites Carolseeae ee hae eee 121 Whitson Ricker epee. ae een a ee 121 Wooten «Stevesmans yeraemelcgr tence Se bee 121 Williams Randy eo 5 gaat cae ac cheat ee 121 Williams Paul eee@ecewcc eee nN eee ee 121 WilliardKathy=scns cate eee eee 121 WalliardsKennyaee nicer 50,53,60,121,183 Willis sitynnepeecn ieee iowedenis fcieasdoust memeterenetts 121 Wilson, Donna Wilson, James Witcher, Meta Withers, Barbara Worrell, Sharon Wright, Roger Wyesloiff, Eva Yokley, Mike 49,53,57,60,121,63 Sophomores Able, Donald pate ie Rept Nar teen te ase Aen Sore ren pare. HOE per eee nt rey ORS Ausband, Robert Ayers, Thomas Bailey, Bobby Baker, George Barefoot, Charles Barreau, Dickie Barrow, Randy Barrow, William Beeson, James Bentley, Theresa Binkley, Mona Blackburn, Dennis Blakley, Kerry Blaylock, Jack chs Cpa AES 43,61,63,122, 123,157,159 Bogert Buddy tut oct On ae Bowers, Danny Bowers, Janice Bowling, Elladeah Bowman, Cecil Bowman, Steven Boyan, Connie Branch, Susan Broadstreet, Billy Joe Brogdon, W.T Brown, Terry Bull, Terry Lee Bumgardner, Kathy Carico, Gloria Carlyle, Glenda Carroll, Alean Carter, Linda Casper, Michael Caudle, Dorman Gaudle;-Williamienc ccs crete) er ces eherorareriaiea ctl 124 Chambers, Jerry sacar ete eres rorcrs 124 Champney,-Lommynace ene ane 53,61,124,146 Chandler Larry eiets costae oeiecoiteaiees ene ar 124 Chaney, SuSanvicce can ee aie aiactet aera oie 61,124,165 Charles Terryitic oars. irietenere stores oicue elec tanc ere 124 ChrismonnChristacme eee eee 59,124,161 Chrismons Ale kegs © ceeerteeee te erties tere 124 Clinard Ruth Gy oe er one ole eases etonesebarauan teria 124 GEline;sSteven.o eanus celeste aot erieataeetl Susi henson: 124 Glodfelter; Danny sss exicie eins secre onsbeaeloer enses 124 Clodfelter: Lind are anus crs ciate meer eloreerer si ieere us 124 Cockmany Danny. cart uscctsnss ete orate erorenceden et ton 124 Gole; Wallace ines a ntoctre stems Serena ier: 124,160 Gollins’ Marshamaoree coe rac eens 5,49,124 Cook’ Beverly tau esto oiaoneucemene eters 124 Cook: “Connie seesrsiok inl sconce ten suesou noes 60,124 Cooks Johns ian reninie a8 oraeer or cyersse leteieheremeeuctone 124 Cooks Johnny Ane chasc ee See ee eaten one 124 Cook, Sandraza a tannin eee oe 46,54,124 CookesLanny eee eee 64,124 Cox? Harold! Gi ce cectacrsrcsccois fh cateae i eke es aes ace ieners 124 COx PIAMeS Set seietorn cone wars coher oo) cueconetata seats Ties 157 Cox Julia 5 cuclotaco Sk orators ane ewelia aston shot tonceetacepetts 124 Craver JOC ies oi aracetcvorera arora stots Wictas eel ahaetetens 124 Crawford) Connicee cree ere ieee 47,48,52,124 Creason:) Tanya es ocacue peedurstaiennc erste eon 53,124 Grews,. Barry ss oh sso ssieheee sae: sie ope rsa) ots. Cronos 124 Grews; Edward io.2. sre ccsraioer nae aera cie ae 124 Crews) Kay fet a s.na stieoee ti cispacin stele © rere 46,124 Criners Patan 8 chcais oun easel tort nie oer eae 124 Crotts Sandys ars sim or cerene enone ees 52,122,124,151 Crouse) William iiss tc acceietite orig re olor teas ane 124 Culbreth {eee pete k eine te eh tree liane, ene 124 Curley-Dennis'areyon ore oe oe ene 58,124 Daniels Billyo.cs ayes ce sre Weta avo Nea wie eee 124 DavidsonsRogers sence eee ooo aoe 124 DaviseJan@res 2 ccd centre neta eee reactors 52,124 Davis.� Gracietec yen tociet ee ee 52,124 Davis® Larry, ec niusrtice iol Pa eee oe 125 Davis:-Paties. ie catia aoe cos Gore ieee 46,125 Dillon, Joan's wat cites ose et eee ek Roe 54,125 Dillon sRebecca mya eee ee eae 125 Dillons William iseren csc er eta Ree 125) Dills Gingermen cri etc on eee 45,53,125 Dockery, Brendars..c ae emcee ieee eae eee 125 Dryex Nancy eee rece ce ee 125 Dudley. Jonny acncte ci aes ere arts ceca emer: 125 Duggins Beverly. -eaaerreriee rte eee ieee 125 Duncans Cathycon vce saa ropor mete cereus 125 Dwigssinss Connie ean. wammirackr ore patents 125 Baker, Démetrin anette 54,125 Baster Ricky's anscisuuc ste eicietareuoneuenore «ones 61,125,159 Ellers Waynes te open ctoeeneea een 61,125,146,163 BOLE Davidusnecsss secrete ree oe ees IPS Vans. Pamuyeven . crite to sinen eee neces 52,125 Felts, JAMES? veccnaes siasvecicmy een canteens 125 Ferguson,“Sylvia tiem Ooncninon icone atone, ooeeiets Gian 125 Finney; Mary. shia ctava cused eel el euels. suet sr otra aret ots 125 FloydsJanicer rere 48,53,59,125,144,161,166 Flynt, Vick ys. co nconteatevcanteranetine amrara chores ean oe 125 eM ILEVOOT conc annpbo goes aDoDduHoBoUes 45,125 Blynty:Susatistyia eee yorn Gen eer eee i O22 Bowlers Sharona jer ver sor ein aon SP TD 10I5) Boxe Steven cnc .oierc seoreuacer eater on ongflentoes eee eta 125 FranklinwGath Cy sspaiiosscchn torsycpsaeie saateue ten enero 125 Freeman? Randalliga ene eee 125 Fulps Barbra spe copteba ete crcteteyenstaiecch uote Grenache B25) Pulp; Jamesyota. aera crercsn a cesar ee Eee 125 Fulp,’Bethtis 4 sso ores Cee ee 125 Fulps: Michael aicrceccceacrctarsere corner eee 125 Pulp Vicktor a avw.cvn erie cr aea there pete og, 1A) Fulp,.Wilhemilajc25 neces oe ee 60,125 Fultons Pato ae rare. ccrtery ers eid once nro AB Ie)4 Gabriel (Debbies..aoe ecient eee e295) Gardner, Bobby savin Ce ree Dom 2oalon, GibbssJameszes-e ecco Coe 43,48,125,157 Gibson sThomasineue richie tee onrae 125 Godwin, Sharon........... 53,59,125,144,155,166 Goodex Sheila tries teense ace Gone 125 Goodman Judy zack caesarean S125 Grace; Sarah ovina ioracieioerne a nkae re eter 126 Grant Sharon) argos s ots ic omionn hee nee eee 126 Gray;s Vicki ee wen sd bieranssckeitee our tener 126 Gregory) SNeILy serie nine cere cmon Pee 4651:26 Griffin, Carolicacn. tances Oo wine 56,126 Griffin, Penni acacia scour usne st 45,53,126,166 Griffin, Phomasincr ean rast ere 45,126,166 GriffitheRichard a aerate 47,48,52,126 Grubbs -Jerrycn (a cudaonaeiceshs cae) eoiehoud setae 126 Grubbs) Kenneth. ij aceeucca cco aren eens 126 Hackett; Donalds. ¢ acicisteie tens 2 breve cauere eo se as siisnene 126 Hacklér; Kenneth .:5 326 sence at leone ensie tteusbers 126 Hairston Sandra :..cac Ge staves cs: sual eens arene 126 Halll Judy eerie ca eas iavtee-cicas lneted eetorete detente 126 Hancock,:Michaelmmemidc-taectiets creer 43,126 Harrel;:Shirley’=..ntss cule ers clettewsie race) ota 126 Hartman Bynum penepra tener natant reinitaonet 126 Hartman, Donald i tts- 25 eels ree 126,160 Hartness arry.cn cx senate ai ccclste neretokeeteoncre 126 Harvey, Deborah mcr ines inet torent 126 Hastings. Hilda eaicr ater telce- near 48,53,126 HastingsWwenneth -arieeerrtneien ae 126,144,166 Hastings; Michaelltanria ce crerericriienaen: 45,126,166 Hanser Michael = sci cree sere crete etn 126 Hawks. Wand aries caisin otcrtoai ict irene one 51,126 Hayess Danny: serra acto secret 53,61,126,146,157 Hay nes lievaer eerie eine ee ee 52,126 Hedgecock, Anthony ieee eterno tremens 126 Hedgecockslamiesijaaicie cect taenenene ctor ite neemea 126 Hedgecocka Julia sa. cer) tie ne eee 126 Hedgecock) Steven's. snie-yee ecne need shed eee 126 Hedrick;, Billy). .eceic + ce 2s 5 3 2 ee 126 Hemrick,) Lammy aac ein cares or oe tk sien aes 126 Hendrix, Melinda... .......- FR PS. 5 0 52,126 Hester; Anthony « cfsiataac co a os sense cionenetenione 126 Hicks, Glenda.). oho sc 2 «2 oo.- sets erste eee 126 Hill’ Donnas nasi: fare ten ter cree kee ene 126 Bill, Jud ysis. tee sie ee er eee ok ee 126 Hine, Dotcasiaccs, as cameos cto ee enone 126 Holcombs Michaelennmeieeieeierte 127,147,160 Holland, William... .0.. «a0 os she chen meee 146 Holland) Lakeeta:mraccmete oe etcetera 53 12ialos: Holleman; Judy sa ccs- cece steele eee hee 127 Huffman, Shirley..2 2. 5 sabes. -uc. seus eto eee 127 Hull, Becky2 2. .asstest one neo iene ee te eee 53,127 Hunsucker, Susan...) Sic. 26 os e.0 ens le oneionenenaeems DA Hutchens; Terry 3 o2¢ crs core steiner nein renene a9 Hutchings Paulas ene nee 46,127 Hutchins, Pattie®. 4 acees oo eee een 122027 Ife (o) he Ey pits een eres ceomromg acu So oo oc 127 Tdol;) Mary: care snes ere eircom ner tene eneme BI 7 Ingram, Ann sae cence cre hence 53,65,127 Ingram Judy p. os seven oreiee cinerea ione 52127, Ingram, shommMyYy eee eens 335127) Jackson, Nancye soc sores cena iene iad James, Harold ...2504. oc see orcas onl these ketennene 127 James; Pamela 265... smear 52,54,59,60,127 James, Robert); 5 2 scans care ene ee een 127 Jarrell. Karnes si) .c asa nie on ts cee ened BY) VAT) Jarvis; Billo 3 Gass sio.5 2g oe RO ee 127 Jayne, Ann 29 siete toe oceun 21s erent ol enenenenal ane teen 127 Jenkins, Richard syrcore serous elation eee 128 Jones; Donnie® 25.25 5 ae © ste orale 7 econo een 128 Jones, Linda sain. 604 cme acts datas ouch eieee 53,128 Jones, Pam se ae siic he Sieuce ere omienemeeses 53,61,128,165 Joyee, Julia re c.ierce « ees8 acces ono eee 128 Joyce Nathytu, cise ene ian nenen ane Ros te Kearns, John... aes eess Se eee 45 53,128,166 Kerner; Deborah 4... .245.c ooo eee 53,128 Kiger,-Michaell a..20 06 asec ace sone 128 Kincaid, SteVex cians ccs suet one on nme 128 King; Danny: 25.5.6 5.41 ¢hen ee eee 128 King Robert in. sac ce erin ee 45,53,128,166 Kirkman) Doris... u-toie sai cudio sek nS 128 Kisers Deborah)... .5.c.0 sce one nee 128 Koontz;, Fr ankier a. suc cee eee eee 128,163 Inox Fred Soucy aerac sea siomcteses aren eee 128 Ladd Anna). .f3 vc. ocr crn cie eo herent ee eee 128 Ieandreth a Millssevm ccna cies ceticiea heer 45,128,166 Laramore; Danny «4 . 45.c-som nn eee 128 Lauten,. Brenda... 32...clas- casa oO eee 128 Lawson, Pat) a dacece s.0aua, setae to erste dea oer ee 128 Ledbetter, (Cathy. ..5 escarole Ore ea ree 128 Ledford, Rogerss 3652.0. scone eee 128 Wee; Jeanette na. ces oust ene cue ei ete ere eee 128 Lee) Judi cae cvetsiben een eee eee 128 Lefevre. Charlesiat auc ce cic ee ce ee 128 Lemmons; Keith) sige csorsconeneite ona anetoheren een nena 128 Lemons, Mickivier.ccccascsscs: sxoienarteretsier en enene iene 46,128 Lewis, Georganne yan tonio on eeee 128 Lewis;. bydiai. ace seria eee ee 128 Lineberry,. Betty,..o erie See oe 128 Lineberry,, Eberette: aioe a eee 128 Lineberrys Judy einai cer eieeceree ene 53,128 Littles, Pameélacccicss pes eok es ieiotee neon 46,128 Loggins, Brendavs.cieae oo ate eee ee 128 Loggins, Jerry; acacia eee oneror 55,128,163 Lowes: Marcia Nanette eer ee ee 60,128 Luck, Frank. 53 0.0. «ocr. ase see osicromete 48,128 Luck, Garland)... ses one one. ee oe 128 Luck; Penny 2-3 tons oath Or ee 44,53, 166 Lumley; Linda.ycaudactereecee s oeis © on eee 128 Mabe, Becky ts. cca-.cuetiesetieteciere aici eee 128 Mabe. Bettyerecctcos sus aseeenie icine conti 128 Mabe; Bobby tuna iac fio nm cua coments end eee 43,49,129 Mabe; Ronald hic os cine.ciee-eace tenes 53,129 Mackie. Dantely i... c.cteas ssc see cei 129 Manning; Teresanes cc cru «6 chee eiete ene 129 Mansfield, Damas areas. sos sterenancuente s water 52,129 Mansfield, oT ony..0 cc cats cone oe ee eee 129 Manuel) Donnas. a o..0- scree erere eteeln oer ak eae 129 Manuel, Vickie: 0. 6 svsos cis eiarirsis wre. ucnetouanells 56,129 Marion, Deborahis. 3... sank ee ecln ener 129 Marsh) Larrys. 36 1c ov neve sus nitinol oben orien s29 Marshall sDeboriaan- sons oucquecse choke ene renee eee 129 Martin: David tac ivonn ttn acsnattessntacner nee caeeiene 129 Martin: DenniSsy. 2. nie = cio tierce 129,146,163 Matherly; Shirley s,.5.5. cere acieickon vain 53,129 Matthews. Garyi ate pine OMe set ia « cases wasn an 129 Matthews IWelinc {harem aeier nin arin es ee ne 55 Mav berry €Anita sar rbr rir. there eet) vere 129 Wic@allenreVickicu nmr tae oe eee 52,129 MOCHA GI, INAV 556.4600 ob n05oa0e00n sun 129 Mekaddens Vialere a4, ia oe en ee. 129 Me Geem loan mmr Sa rst nae ne ee ee 129 IM OGieOs UNC EE cteuer ane het Aiea one ena 129 WIC GcemNUldred 2. ete ol. ae at eee a ce. 129 PICEV EE EUG ren. We wets Genuine ce sk 129 Siviclaughn Carolyn s5. 4206 05.4.... 45,65,129,166 MGHMISHUMRONTIC ie tee ee he coe ae we 129 Melton motephenhia. woe on as cek est ee snc c 57,129 PETE Cth GALY atery sme ck esis se 44,46,129, 166 PEON VRLON TUM at fertiin, coo tady wocieutetncs Shoe he 129 PipekeveeMargareted ccc ss vies ce cues ake ce 129 MINS RG) TRUCE Ay 2 ea 129 PAN CRMETUCE Sern ryt ee Ate. Kins ote sia alts hen 129 PMcHmCALOlVMlimary epost Gon dhe hu ade. 129 RMCTEDED DION CIE tr. 8 fas A cic c nw aves 53,63,129 BORCVMESLCVIC MI EW ee oh ye aes oe ek 129 PROMO E MDCT SCO teri. ih Kon tet neni ca keen 129 DEO, ING Re a om Gael ae nr 53,129 AOS ORUWATINI Te ota. ck cic ech necneu. 129 PAIOONEYICARNIC: 4.005 cscs ee ou 52,61,129,150,165 NIGER S DIOS 5 ts ate eer 46,129 DIUESMHOCIADANTIY Amt Ac sees ccc thee aoc 129,157 yang, (Cited, 5 cen ee rr 129 Mustin, Curtis. ........ ft GAR SechCa CD OR Oh OR REE eS 129 DVIS, IBUTER YS otgugl saeco 130 MINTS, ILTRYCES sc 1c.c1010n RE ea 63,130 SNGI8S, TLIC ert dle GB cena 130 Natl, UO AOD -« 4-8 5 alg erie 130 INcely, INGYRE Te 3 cle nae eer 44,46,53,130,166 Needham Stephens... 6. 5 scsi leccccccuc 130 NGO, SHAK 6.oc3.6510 ODER ee 130 SION, UESSBs 5 dine pepe eee 130 INEISGIMEIONCE Se heidi cs cs cs ce 59,61,130,149 NeIGOD, SYNE Is o-a.c Gls. perce eae en 130 NewitameBObbiGlO 6s. 4 ccce ce sss iccceceun 130 Mrcholsm Donald! ar. 0. «ssc is os dnc see ac 130,159 Noblette Carolynn ac. 6 cc ce ee cs knw en 60,130 IGA ALRIUC Vin, cisloee cvs a 6 cas owed 130 GSE, [RAY 002 cate 8 Oe Oa ae 53,130: Monit SHIA lar Ne i So ie eee no 53,130 ‘Onley, BEES oo hogs oloenee ee 53,130 eOrormm Shar lover ese ec oss'e foie tele wale c 130 ‘OHI, TENE oS. ous-bstye oe Ee oe ee aa Sit name heath rym ee ae eke cee mses fee Soedes 131 PEIHNer, JD TENET aes oss 8 a ees ene 131 HEVERGlEL, LSETEONY sal 5 Seay en er 53,131,161 ORES, UGA, 25.6 on oe eu ee 131 BATSONS @NIICHACl aise cee cs ss vs ae 45,53,131,166 ation, IDYoellele 66 ols ac aoe eee 61,131,160 HUGO, ETE, sod pag as ae 52,54,131 METI, “INSEE, ote adalat 5.5 ana eae 131 Pterenniena, WETI EY 35 onnd orca 6 ae ee 131 HEY COLd Harry mea eee nc oe 41,43,131 BCOMlesmErenda wn tarry As cc vcs vie cd 63,131 iReellas WASTE Gs 66am ooo 5 coe 56,131 BC OMATMMRONAIG vyaie ang és ss cece G aes 131 MEVLALT BSOlOMM on cae Gms ene osc s be ws ean 131 Paenles, BOR a 'so-5ia ta oo Cee ee 131 Reman, INKS CET) ices elaine IS 10ST; RetnVy MDE DOIN jet arin eiaaik i sac coke o ces 52,131 metnyman, Deborah ..5. 46s + swccecce. SoSH BET COLC eA AM sh Sirclas cc aod aco. son aie a 1ST, Rael smmleand a eet tee Sey oh lh celeck nk 57,131 mm psweborale. .. 4. scxce ks cc s,s 52,60,131 WATTS PU ATICE. Bete 5 =. cielo sudeesisedia: Sans ecleats S72 JI RencemNVIICH ACL jet. scenes Save cma biea daeieitc. a 131 RY AMR ONIONS oe et sjaiftac oh A ek oc 131 BDC MOC, Sone ce seca, AM ns eo ee 131 ROGAN eDOUGIAS a6 asides canine oles ee ccs 131 POMS MINANCY: tere. cites G5 ods Sys css Eels He yes SSH oS IIH minitimViarshall 0 6.24 ea sec aces 44,46,131,166 vate @OebOralivs occ sce sce Paka nana 44,131,166 Ragland Clemie oni fee cia. 54 oo bcdn ck be 131 ESATO mG ATV rrr es mace sa cca 131,161 name ye hatricia sae wee en ee 52,59,131 Redman wDebby cs ois s Bains oe the Zao GC OOM ONT Euae Hata alesse a me cantik ak 131 IRCICLINM AC Keen te het ints of ge dae. Ih Ch 131 Pielplcanette eee tte tas th eee es 131 RicnardsonyMichacl.wmnn cede sa ah. Dono Rivers, Earnest JOB ODO DEB HOES Fd dddaoo ass nae Ue Robertson mulian-e eede yy oe eee acs hae ek 131 ROUCESON MSUSAN Seinen nny pe EEE ey st 60,131 ROCMTOCK MOAN se. seer ee Bee ek o2a131 ROLALOCK Bp ROSA ML Tenet ee Race 46,132 ROGHTOCK a SUSAT Cty nn er ene 52,65,132 ROUGH eROGEr atts nit ee ne es nh ee 132 Rowen Carolyns A. sce cre bi mee esta 49,63, 132 Rovalswblizabeth h,. ee epee enon ka at ee 132 Russell Richard sha ty eee at 1 ae ee ans 132 UUSSe LIE RIC hmond eer ee ey eee 49,53,63,65 SappsCarolyn) Harta, . oe cee | REO ee pe 132 patterwaite Jennifers een os Cees D3 152 Dawy elu Ruthernordsa eee ee te 182) Scott William: ee aera tae eee eee 132 Sepraves Archictrg wear Ae te) tae Oe 132 Sell sDeborahipeyee nore eee iee aae. Sl SS) 1S Sei Selle Marcarethagn ct ee eee ees 53,132,161 Selle RExbienrr eee pen ek eet ate ee LIL 132 SAIS: IROSSTIAY oo con omoonosuomeubecs Do S2 Shaw eIUney yeoman ieee Sate ok ke Lene mie 132 Shetts) Robertateri oP eens ee ee 132 Shelton Shirle vastwaer esi eee ee nee: 132 Shelton ge Sylvia eer ee ee eee a 132 SHOR, WANE oo oes eon ob sucouuamoaoa aa 32 Shiclds Janet Mea. epee ee aed ee ate ee 132 SInurmelieae, STG, oo sooo cece coduannnewenes 132 NidessDebbickeria: sere eae ae ter. 52,133,150 Slt GaLly ane ei eee eee eT etek eeepc 133 SUMIDSOM a LETT y he ane eeey pee eet eee Fred 133 Slates Doclass Meer 1 ween ere heh emt oe 133 Slaterp Michael een yaar er ene ISS avon Slaydon pe Ricky pre treater nee te nee 1335157); DUG HOI, MOK. oo oko eke oonnaecobeecon 2S PEhompson ys. V.anercnee eee ee ene ee, 134 rotten eEtheltqn ee eee te Le eee ee 134 irenteDeboraleres steerer op care ee rent ee 134 routty Garryae sepa tet nee tees eee ea ne 134 iurnerwAnthony sspears ae 134 PLuIMereSharoneenerg ees a tare ort ae Sees ne 48,134 uttle.«Sare shee ee ee Veen ee eee we 134 ihutilesStephenseerwy ey ee eee 134,163 WanhoysDavide-wrareas oe ena ne 45 46,134,166 Wanhoyabindaty nna. 9 ) Mee eee mete 53,134 WanhOynSteVe nic mr chee enn re ee eee ae 134 Vaughn ySharoneem eee rene weer le 53,134 Moslems Donnaeeresse | tween cr ae 134 Sinith Deborah Wann. hr ee eee 133 Smiths Dcborahwlecp near tae iene 133 Smith;Gaylepeeeriertes ue ee 56,133,150 SmithYKathyepe terse teow ee ee ee 1383) Smiths Patsy awe ee cocrr eke BOON 193 SInith Rebecca aerate erm etn 8 nee 53,59,133 Smith elonyaseeey eran ee ee 60,133 Smithy; Ronnie: pare we eee ee aes ee ee 133 SnipessGlendamearar ce mee tere ee 133 SHOW Caroly nepaaeetns eee nae 44,53,133,166 Snows Gharlesaigan er eee on, 13,44,133,166 Southerm= Sharonmeeen een ie ee ee 133 SpamnhourmLhunman sean ee 153 SpicklersGenepen mera re Pee ee 133 SpunklewDavidawens cee ee ee, 133 StackeKathy seers © te nee teat ee 133 Stanleysudithie mre eer are ee 52,133,149 Staten sBclinddsnmrnk oo nets ee ee 133 Sigelyoms, Wigan seo cco oonuanoncaes 53,56,133 DIEVeENSOneRICHATG ee ene eee 133 Stigall lohninge scene Eee At tee eee 57,133 Stoltz Daniele earunce pert eee eee ct eer 133 SullivanteVickievmcrs cee ee ne eee 53,54,133 SWalinehatriciawey ack oe ee ee 63,133 AarteSUC amas ee Cente moc 44,48,53,133,166 sKharpesRoy aera cere ee 61,133 sleaguem David aaa 45,46, 133,163,166 heddergMarki eee e eter te) ei Wane 133 WasgonersAurelin= rere enn 134 Waiters Claudette sn ete eee 134 WialkerpRebeccanir ys ann enn 52,134 Walker. Beckie tear ryan ty ete ee te ae ee 63 WallCalvinwie nt. r = eter Mee er ceed 134 Wall UROSC ur wmne Sree een aee te her ha 134 Wallins€arolyneeey eee eee ee Leer ee 56,134 Ward Carle ae ep ott amen Retibe 57,134 WarrenzSteveni ne hee ere ene eee 45,134 Watsons ynne tte mnt a eer eee ee 134 Watts JOanicgeme sms eee heer as now Ua 53,134 WeavilS Lonnie annie tn tattn awn ene 134 Weavil is harontereaerirnie en ee eee 51,134 Weavil aWilliamineses aren yan sere Pe oe ee eens 134 Wie bbs Paul Weegee ae cone te eee ey ere Oh 134,146 WSIS, IDV OMES-5 Sb ceocucsomonnneuacneses 134 WEDS, STI ooo conc oacuedaanonusaace 156 Welborn Mich ac ears nn es ern . 134 WelbornsSaraheea ry eee cee oe en 44,53,134 WielchiVicgi niaaep ay eee ee ene ene 134 Wiest’ Donita taeen ae re ya oie pee ee 134 Westmoreland Michael ernie an 134 WihickeraStevemunc: nm meee ene 134, 138,162,163 WihisenbiintsBrend anne nee eee 134 Wihite Douglas tap erty ea er a ee 134 Whites Stephenttyn cat ae veo no mote: 134,160 Whiteheartwlierryenwe wren ere nee 60,134 Whitt. Authur eye weer otar a (eon k ls em. 134 Wilkens i@arleentnea key ee a ee as 933135 Willard) Donalderere rere in ere et oo 135 Williamstloan eis eens be oe 52,56,135 Williams' JowATinwepr i cety een et ee et 135 Willlamstarry ares et ater ea ae 135 Wailiard-sCandyaeme ae ee 53,135,152,164,185 Williard sDavidheamrrn tent ete ners oe oan 135 Wilsons Adinawemred err etry iorcasascoreta rs 135 Wilsons Garolyntee arias aon eric enecnc 53,135 Ve MSO, IDOLE se ocumooucvocoonetonce 52,135, WilsonsJantee se pe eee eres 46,53,54,59,135 WilsonsShirleyaree ee tear.) ee eee ee 135 WilSonseleresapmprcters aera saan) eee 46,135 WimmenrmWavyies wee a aren re ee ee 135 VWnh@lnerin, WET 60s coccnseoonesoueuvosooe 135 Winters lames tener mr nie tae een ree ae 135 Witherspoon Ronnie sane eee ee 135 WoodSiBecky inn cten tien Bn Le ee 135 Woodard @ohniterie at eee oe ee ae 135 WOOdSSLCTrys Aeew aka arn ie a cee ee ee ee 135 Wootenssydneyaeae tree 48,52,61,135,140,165 Yokleys,Brendaseyueerjccny. een ene ae 135 Yokleya@hanlo tice teins 48,52,63,135 YoungsFrancinen me ee ee 135 Voung Richard Hm esc vee ek Women eee 135 Ziglarslameseeyes eee cee eee ee 48,135,159 THANK YOU To all those who had a part in putting the annual together To the entire student body for being so picturesque To Colorcraft of the Piedmont, Inc. for the many rush orders To those who may read this and enjoy it 192