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

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jH iV ' ! youth are the perpetual revolution of mankind— we are the youth we are the revolution ly ' Z ' - li L ' iJ Vw 7l 7 o xecQ nize; ' ' i f cTy-u y, fe ' ' • ' .,.-,., fL oDh ' ' k 7 ) ] them reflect—r ; 4: , cift -W 3 yryJT C! Jvu jl2 CA C ' l(kA 0 4” ' . c t no longer must we gaze aimlessly into the future for we are the future and we are the today— the today of destruction and yet we remain the today of hopes and ideals 3 we cannot be satisfied by merely scanning the total picture we must not view from the outside looking in but from the inside looking out only then can we see the diversities with which our country is faced 4 we can have the future predicted for us we can face the future with hope and faith never knowing what it holds we are free to believe free to love free to leave free to live 5 f and through life there always remain. those few individuals who can look at life. memories of the unique wisdom they possessed never cease to exist. to the class of 1971 we, the aquila staff dedicate our plea for peace through memories of love peace for all mankind learn to love; learn to understand 6 and know life and live life and love life. though too soon they pass from earth. in memory of John Durham Withrow and his desires for peace when man begins to understand he will learn to love and when his love is understood there will be everlasting peace peace for all mankind he loved; he understood 7 THE PHILOSOPHY OF JOHN D. WITHROW, SR. I believe in pure democracy. I believe that this country, with its institutions, belongs to the people who inhabit it. 1 believe that the people have the right, the power and the duty to protect themselves and their own welfare; that human rights are supreme over all other rights; that wealth should be the servant, not the master, of the people. I believe in the supreme worth of the individual and in his right to iife, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. 1 believe that every right implies a responsibility; every opportunity, an obiigation; every possession, a duty. 1 believe that the law was made for man and not man for law; that government should be the servant of the people and not their master. I believe in the dignity of labor, whether with head or hand; that the world owes no man a living but that it owes every man an opportunity to make a living. 1 believe in the sacredness of a promise, that a man’s word should be as good as his bond; that character, not wealth or power or position, is of supreme worth. I believe that emotionalism should be avoided, bias and prejudice excluded, double standardism ignored and discrimination, exploitation and suppression prevented. I believe that all men should uphold justice and fair treatment; common decency, courtesy and politeness should be used and the Golden Rule should be basic in our dealings with our fellow man. 1 believe that the aim of all study, inquiry, research, investigation, evaluation, choice and judgment should be Truth. I believe that the consensus of the opinions of experts and educationally qualified people must be accepted as a starting point in our learning. I believe in an all-wise and all-loving God, named by whatever name, and that the individual’s highest fulfillment, greatest happiness and widest usefulness are to be found in living in harmony with His Will. I believe that love is the greatest thing in the world; that it alone can overcome hate; that right can and will triumph over might. It is not for us to look into the mysteries of the future but I believe that in the days to come mankind will, for his own safety and good, walk together in majesty, in justice and in peace. student council officers blond hair blowing free like the wind blue eyes searching deep for the things this world has to offer selling no lies speaking only of truth of freedom not rebellion not establishment but change he is us he is ours he is fred fred baggott, president gene vance, speaker of the house 12 denise payne, vice president; kathy warren, secretary; dwight snow, treasurer I justices: cleora price, brad mullinax, susan hedgecock, demise payne, jeanne rowe, barbara Stanley, hunter atkins, not pictured gerry robbins. 13 L Student court 1. dianne matthews 19. johnny carter 2. belinda mclamb 20. peter gillis 3. mark idol 21. richard sides 4. jim apple 22. John Withrow 5. Chris angel 23. tim montgomery 6. brad shultz 24. diane spaugh y.denise payne 25. mike lauten 8. fred baggott 26. betsy freeman 9. Vickie Witherspoon 27. jean craddock 10. gene vance 28. lynn linville 11. wanda rakes 29. Vickie miller 12. marilyn welch 30. Sharon bodenhamer 13. richard grant 31. rodney merritt c 14. hunter atkins 32. jane there 3 o 15. dwight snow 33. nancy myers o 16. doug watts 34. fred reed CD 17. sandy neal 35. carmen griffin 3 O 18. frankie bostick CD gl4 iiMC if ' • ■ 1 Il1a m 1. richie smith 2. danny blackburn 3. joyce bentley 4. nancy jarvis 5. pat speaks 6. frankie bostick 7. diane fulp 8. karen whitaker 9. jeanne welch 10. sue thompson 11. jeanne rowe 12. Julius pearson 13. norris baker 14. sherry parrish 15. diane spaugh 16. mary taylor 17. frank scott 18. beverly freeman 19. linda moore 20. karen clodfelter 21. Sharon martin 22. marie ellis 23. kathy merrill 24. becky bell 25. ava pegram 62. Chris beeson 27. gary James 28. daniel martin 29. fred reed 15 senior steering committee dean’s council 16 1. susan elium 2. marsha hollar 3. ann cox 4. gloria archia 5. fred reed 6. george cook 7. richard grant 8. derek perry 9. monte whicker 10. kathy warren lT paTn ' --s4 c k 12. Carolyn greenwo 13. kathy gilleland 14. lavonne matthews 15. nancy myers 16. darlene tucker 17. dianne matthews 18. gwen o’brien 19. julia pegram 20. bobby bowman 21. alan mayhue 22. Stewart swain 23. richard sides 24. hunter atkins 25. mike lauten 26. leslie locklear 27. lynn musten 28. gerry robbins 29. sherry rumley 30. debbie disher 31. kenny watkins 32. Sherman simmons 33. mike Joyce 34. tim montgomery 35. greg hunnicutt 36. sandy neal 37. fred baggott 38. mitch Stevens 1. Sandra sides 17. bob Sullivan 2. terry crim 18. bill ingram 3. mona sapp 19. John Withrow 4. janice fair 20. susan linville 5. janice brooks 21. robyn gardner 6. jonnie lauten 22. donna smith 7. anne joyner 23. eddie hinson 8. nancy crews 24. rodney merritt 9. diane gregory 25. sandy neal 10. terry pegram 26. robin Wilson 11. julie kirkman 27. barry mcgee 12. susan hedgecock 28. mike roland 13. sandy roper 29. diane young 14. gilda engiman 30. gene vance 15. bob dillon 31. joe bleckley 18. junior warren 17 house of representatives junior steering committee 1. Joyce fitzpatrick 2. sandra byers 3. alisa motsinger 4. Vickie motsinger 5. wallye carswell 6. mary atkins 7. susan hedgecock 8. patty mabe 9. beverly ingram 10. gail potts 11. Sharon anderson 12. susan walker 13. beverly crotts 14. susan jones 15. deb bie snider 18 16. bonnie edwards 17. debbie merritt 18. wanda rakes 19. paula Watson 20. -tslsarles simmons 21. crystal grubbs 22. hunter atkins 23. leslie locklear 24. wade yarborough 25. Steve swain 26. robbie gilchrest 27. Janet bianco 28. kathy harrell 29. angela freeman I i mw • . t ■ ■ . ' ase vi,v.: ■- ' Ty V ' ii .- vV ' v3« ' lir t • ' • ' . ■ ' tnA .,.- .r . v t.-.. ' -v , - - . - .- ” ' v ■, ' V ' V . ,1.:- ' ■ vV ‘‘3r- ' : i ' ' diane stewart 13. mary atkins 25. sandy roper 14. Jeanne rowe 26. doug watts 15. Julia pegram 27. marsha hollar 16. susan walker 28. janet bianco 17. dawn pearman 29. pam mcgee 18. sandra hendrix 30. Jimmie haymore 19. sherry lenderman 31. debbie snider 20. denise bastings 32. ann Joyner 21. lynn linville 33. karen clodfelter 22. robyn gardner 34. darlene tucker 23. kathy peele 35. Vickie pearman 24. martha boyan 36. joann whicker althea radlock sue landreth carl ridgeway david duggins 36. mike joyce 19 junior civitan club anchor club 1 ann cox lu ann cromer libby fair joyce fitzpatrick susan hedgecock lawana idol beverly Ingram 5 4 H ' S ' .K. ! ; Jane thore sandra sherron pres. carla skeen - -r S- susan smith bonnie spencer treas. mitzi Johnson carla leonard jackie lindiey marilyn welch vickie Witherspoon t key club jimmie apple hunter atkins norris baker Steve beshears jerry cockman dennis ferris peter gillis kenneth gary idol scott jackson mike lauten, pres, allan mayhue hedgecock vice pres. glenn reeves timmy brad schultz frank scott richard sides robertson 22 dwight snow mike Stephens mitchell stevens steve sumerford bill walker, sec. edwin walker jigger webb I robbie gilchrist richard grant terry hayworth I i randy whicker robin wilson john withrow treas. 1 Vickie Witherspoon, sweetheart sophomore inductees not pictured: richard blue dean grant Charlie kearns don sumerford jimmy thore leonard porcelli doug barker 23 key club aquila staff 24 jimmie apple, managing editor dennie ferris, photographer helen dark, sophomore assistant sherry rumley, junior honors assistant susan smith, junior class assistant lisa rice, sophomore assistant Kathleen edwards, sophomore assistant sherry dowell, junior faculty assistant diane spaugh, senior sports assistant ren gardner, sophomore assistant fred baggott, photographer alisa liverette, senior assistant johnsie byrd, sophomore assistant kathy bowman, sophomore assistant angela freeman, junior assistant 25 karen marion, class editor melissa johnson, faculty editor aquila staff karen whitaker, editor-in-chief wanda rakes, feature editor brad schultz, managing editor richard grant, photographer—sports editor danny holder, art editor Sharon gilchrest, news editor journalism assistants 1. denise payne 8. janice fair 2. richard sides 9. Steve keith 3. lynne atkins 10. debbie crews 4. pearl huffman 11. paul branson 5. bonnie highfill 12. susan smith 6. bruce taylor 13. gary styersi 7. wayne green 27 i talon staff wehs staff 1. wanda rakes 2. brad schultz 3. karen angel 4. danny musten 5. bobby jordan 6. kathy evans 7. Steve keith 8. wayne green 9. Chris angel 10. tim marlowe 11. Charles simmons 12. carl ridgeway 28 1. wanda rakes 2. jackie lindley 3. kay turpin 4. nancy jarvis 5. sue thompson 6. lenny norris 7. edward benjamin 8. susan Jones 9. Sharon aldridge 10. dphh ' ° 11. alan mcgee 12. linda hull 13. jimmy barrow 14. Julius pearson 15. albert bowman 16. dennis shields 17. kenny watkins 18. donald scales 19. william kiser 20. bobby Jordan 21. debbie craddock 22. david duggins 23. Charlene larrimore 24. Joyce bentley 25. eddie idol 26. kay snider 28. david norton 29. mary tylor 30. mark bowman 31. Sharon bodenhamer 32. donna mcneil 33. kay osborne 34. Jonnie lauten 35. donna pearman 36. sandy neal 37. pat Joyce 38. mary fulp 39. diane spaugh 40. rita brown 41. nancy fuip 42. Janice brooks 43. mark palmer 44. danny Childress 45. dean grant 46. Joy white 47. patsy mcgee 48. eldwin walker 49. wayne green 50. pam nelson 51. Jean craddock 52. tanya everhart 53. Joann holder c 54. linda cody f 55. dixie coleman 56. diane coleman ■£ o CO o 29 .1 1. fred reed 2. nancy myers 3. wanda steele 4, melanie swaim 5. lawana idol 6. sandra sherron 7. donna smith 8. rick barger 9. martha tucker 10. terry Stewart 11. ronnie jones 12. kemp baker 13. jeff Willard 14. ava pegram 15. doug vaughn 16. Charles gladdan 17. merri michael 18. julie kirkman 19. bob dillon 20. susan michael 21. suzy mowery 22. ronnie mabe 23. mike goode 24. danny flynt r t i i 1. diane quesenberry 2. althea tadlock 3. belinda mclamb 4. gloria archia 5. ann cox 6. martha tucker 7. beth vance 8. vera oldham 9. nancy shelton 10. cindy sawyer 11. kay osborne 12. dianne young 13. barbara Stanley 14. delores phillips 15. gayle swayngim 16. helen dark 17. becky taylor 18. Sandra hendrix 19. kathy flynt 20 diane stewarD 21. cindy holcomb 22. cindy griffin 23. leigh lewis 24. marie ellis 31 caprice 1. sandra sides 2. hunter atkins 3. alice vogler 4. jeannette vannoy 5. kathy nelson 6. diane holder 7. debbie snider 8. janet bianco 9. doug watts 10. dawn pearman 11. greg hunnicutt 12. laura beach 13. ] elaine johnson 14. alisa motsinger 15. Vickie grubbs 16. wanda steele 17. luann cromer 18. ann cox 19. jeanne rowe 20. terry pegram 21. joyce fitzpatrick 22. david smith 23. robin role 25. darrell walker 26. linda williams 27. dixie cole 28. debbie cole 29. Steve motsinger 30. rickie smith 31. rodney merritt 32. terry hayworth 33. sherry rumley 34. boyd watts 35. Cindy gardner 36. susan elium 37. george evans 38. mitzi johnson 39. debby angel 40. dennis shields 41. Vickie gilgo 42. Shawn jones 43. patsy mcgee 44. kenneth hedgecock 45. peter gillis 46. bobby hamlin 47. Steve beshears 48. patty yokely 49. jane potts 50. june bell 51. joyce marsh 52. bill walker 53. sherry parrish 54. Sherman simmons 55. brad mullinax 56. karen marion 57. donald phillips 58. phillip higgins 59. marsha holler 60. ronnie tuttle 61. edwin walker 62. keith smoots -vv’ ■■ V5 ' ' • ; 1 kitv-ir 1. diane matthews 2. brad shultz 4. jules kirkman 5. pam mcgee 6. patsy hoover 7. lynn musten 8. karen sprinkle 9. kathi kiger 10. sandra sides 11. lynn Jordan 12. debbie craddock 13. Sharon anderson 14. delores jackson 15. kay moore 16. becky wilson 17. Julius pearson 18. richard sides 19. carl ridgway 20. irma wilson 21. Jimmie apple 22. pam barrow 23. Carolyn Jones 24. sandra byers 25. kathy hester 26. carla leonard 27. phillip higgins 28. Janice bennett 29. robyn gardner 30. robert ferrill 31. Janey aldridge 32. sandy roper 33. ren gardner 34 Charles hairston ' 51 Vickie pearman sherry reed .37. nancy edwards 38. beverly mcgee 39. pat dollarhite 40. eddie dixon 41. lynn linville 33 french club student court—13 judging others as they would judge selves striving to protect the honor we uphold executive council—14 these leaders lead the revolution of anti-apathy less talking more doing co-ordinate co-operate senior steering committee important ship of graduation is steered on the correct course by these mates dean’s council—16 sounding board for the dissatisfied listens, considers, acts, seeking utopia— finding it impossible house of representatives— establishment of the students. their traditional projects disclose willingness t o serve junior steering committee- selected to represent the midway of learners in issue of prom for ’71 departers junior civitans—19 citizens of tomorrow today serving the community of yesterday junior achievement—29 business head start buying selling trading dwelling on the world of work anchor club—20-21 madrigals—30 realizing there is strength in unity ditties they take the course of serving over the sea of happiness to the port of success -15 key club—22-23 their keys unlock the misconceptions of many concerning youth and padlock the qualities of good guys! aquila staff—24-25 revolutionizing the trends of yesterday to project the image of youth today 17 talon staff—26-27 news of new happenings reflecting the many actions of ehs -18 wehs—28 8:00 brings halls piping pop to stop morning blues have a good day this is wehs signing off of harmony projected through intonations of articulate songsters caprice—31 three-part melodies toned to chime light and airy lyrics latin club—32 captivating the capers of caesar through their language they render service beyond the call of duty, to east french club—33 examining the romantics and crepe suzettes vive le france Spanish club—36 re-echoing voices of latin american brothers in american tones I history club—37 I peering into j revolutions of the past j because ... j history • repeats itself I college club—38 i searching for { a better life— ' the four year , journey ) into living ! human relations organization—39 ( a revolution { of peace I and love i through ( brotherhood J future teachers of america —40 I preparing I to be tomorrow’s j educators I by learning from today j future homemakers of amercia—41 .1 hands of homemakers f in the future pick up their duties • ' put down women’s lib : the home is the castle i [ future farmers of amercia—42 in learning to help mankind they learn to I better life health careers club—43 these medically inclined endeavor to brighten future life co-op club—44 experiencing the business world through direct involvement math club—51 interest squared plus ability squared equals achievement times itself industrial co-operative training—45 training for the opportunities which are presently theirs art club—52 capturing the beauty of the splendors of life distributive education—46 learning skills that school doesn’t offer they prepare for adulthood drama club—53 acting the role of others while revealing a part of themselves fellowship of Christian athletes- inspiration for the contests of athletic spirits -47 concert band—54 tuned to sound the rhythms of many different drums block “e” varsity—48 they have earned the “e” through blood sweat and tears and have banded together and are proud bus drivers club—55 travelers to and from the nest cross the bridge over troubled waters youth for Christ —49 strengthened beliefs unite in effort to communicate ideals student assistants—56 aiding to better enable them to serve us science club—50 delving into the why’s and wherefore’s of chemical life to advance our technical world debate club—57 contending ideas of others, replacing with knowledge of themselves 35 revolution in print Spanish club 1. karen angel 2. darlene tucker 3. crystal grubbs 4. pat dockery 5. darrell walker 6. mark idol 7. kathy glascoe 8. Catherine payne 9. joy white 10. debbie warner 11. beth johnson 12. John shelnut 13. Cindy hedgecock 14. Suzanne ross 15. donna sides 16. Connie pearman 17. wade yarborough 18. betsy freeman 19. james douthit 20. Sylvia dalton 21. tim montgomery 22. lynne atkins 23. buddy hartman 24. marty fulp 25. daniel martin 26. kathy harrell 36 J 1. robyn gardner 2. dolores jackson 3. darlene tucker 4. jean craddock 5. beth johnson 6. sherry parrish 7. barbara weaver 8. diane spaugh 9. greg hunnicutt 10. brad schultz 11. julius pearson 12. johnny carter 13. wade yarborough 14. sandy roper 15. michael rice 16. tim montgomery 17. buddy hartman 18. daniel martin 19. hunter atkins 20. sandra sides 21. nancy myers 22. fred reed 37 history club college club 1. debbie soktefc 2. scott jackson 3. johnny carter 4. julius pearson 5. carl ridgeway 6. Vickie Witherspoon 7. janet bianco 8. robyn gardner 9. diane holder 10. debbie craddock 11. tim marlowe 12. Carolyn jones 13. Vickie gilgo 14. darrell walker 15. julia pegram 16. mike joyce 17. kathy gilleland 18. pam mcgee 19. terry crim 20. debby angel 21. susan elium 22. libby fair 23. susan hedgecock 24. Sandra byers 25. beverly ingram 26. Sandra pegram 27. edwin walker 28. leonard jackson 29. theodore caldwell 44. 30. jimmy lauder 31. bill walker 32. peter gillis 33. jim apple 34. george evans 35. brad mullinax 36. gary james 37. eddie dixon 38. john Withrow 39. bill isley 40. jigger webb 41. ronnie cook 42. hunter atkins 43. arturo caesar kenneth hedgecock 45. terry hayworth 38 1. nancy everett 2. pam buff 3. susan brooks 4. phylis george 5. guerry goode 6. ronnie cook 7. Cindy gardner 8. arnie atkins 9. wade yarborough 10. dwight snow 11. david Sanford 12. joann turner 13. Sharon heiser 14. rodney merrrtt 15. Sharon gilchrest 16. jack everett 17. Christine teague 18. Sharon helper 19. mike newsom 20. mitzi Johnson ( ) C o 0) c ca E 39 future teachers of america I. Sylvia dalton 2. pat jones 3. Sharon myers 4. rhonda fold 5. beverly mcgee 6. pam taylor 7. janis bennett 8. janie aldridge 9. kathy glascoe 10. lynn linville II. lynn belton 12. daniel martin 13. Sandra pegram 14. diana rhodes 15. johnny carter 16. leonard jackson 17. nancy edwards 18. marty fulp 19. beth Warner 20. mark idol 21. sandra sides 22. bill isley 23. gwyn hull 24. david hauser 25. greg hunnicutt 40 1. Carolyn preston 16. pam pinyan 31. sherry dowell 2. Patricia blakeley 17. debbie osborne 32. Jeanette vannoy 3. beverly lemmons 18. sandy roper 33. kathy mcgee 4. pam pierce 19. Carolyn franklin 34. nancy edwards 5. robyn gardner 20. Vickie jamison 35. darlene tucker 6. kirn medlin 21. beverly freeman 36. luann cromer 7. kathy leake 22. patsy rhodes 37. sherry parrish 8. cindy rhodes 23. kathy miller 38. sherry anderson 9. pat dockery 24. Catherine payne 39. carla leonard 10. shery short 25. pat dollarhite 40. donna sides 11. francis demure 26. paige lauten 41. Suzanne ross 12. jenny abbott’ 27. terry crim 42. paul newman 13. Sharon gilchrest 28. Sylvia rothrock 43. cindy hedgecock 14. sherry wilson 29. cindy sawyer 44. angela freeman 15. susan marion 30. sandra whicker 45. Vickie Witherspoon 41 future homemakers of america future farmers of america 42 1. kerry bodenhamer 2. gorrell pearson 3. bud parham 4. eddie darrow 5. albert dillon 6. ricky gillings 7. dewey champney 8, Steve kirkman 9. danny caudle 10. tim sheriff 11. danny Childress 12. tom waiters 13. bobby wilson 14. greg hunnicutt 15. randall sudden 16. dickie byrd 17. mike Stephens 18. Stanley warren 19. kenny albert 20. eddie hinson 21. jerry southern ' ’2. dareice landreth 23. ronald jamison 24. mike weatherman 25. kieth thomas 26. donald jamison 27. gary james 28. ronnie luffman 29. roger beasley 30. bill isley 31. ronnie boone 32. ronnie cook 33. michael calahan 34. joe hernandez 35. danny bodsford I ,1 i 1. susan bastings 2. kitty shields 3. patsy mcgee 4. Cindy gardner 5. pam taylor 6. lynn lemmons 7. susan bostick 8. janice brooks 9. kathy peele 10. gilda engiman 11. carla skeen 12. Vickie gilgo 13. darlene tucker 14. jan manual 15. Jrankie bostic k diane stewaH 17. kathy merrill 18. joyce bentley 19. martha boyan 20. sherry short 21. pam pierce XI O CO (D Q) (0 O x: 43 CO D s: co-op club 1. jean flippen 2. charlotte lawson 3. sherry holder 4. sandy moore 5. sue martin 6. sue nell pettus 7. theresa smith 8. denise osborne 9. jackie hartman 10. doris casstevens 11. sheila o’brien 12. susan blansett 13. janice styron 14. Caroline fulp 44 ! 1. gary fulp 2. bill inabinet 3. keith mcgee 4. tim loflin 5. jimmy sides 6. joe eaton 7. ronald boling 8. eddie darrow 9. tim mounce 10. ricky swain 11. immanuel george 12. ricky fulbright 13. alton goode 14. tommy palmer 15. keith tilley 16. james moore 17. rodney merritt 18. glenn pyrtle 19. mike roberson 20. billy howard 21. homer arnold 22. mr. grahem 23. Vicky vanhoy 24. bobby smith 25. roger wimmer 26. waiter mclain 27. tim secrist 28. pat Simmons 29. robert everhart 30. larry weavil 31. glenn pyrtle 32. dale lakey 33. tony kirkman 34. eddie rivers 35. doug martin 36. william jarrett 37. joe martin 38. hugh walton 45 industrial co-operative training distributive education 46 1. rodney tuttle 2. roy lawson 3. bobby beane 4. ricky nelson 5. rocky marion 6. tim odom 7. Sharon yokley 8. linda myers 9. janet little 10. jimmy chapman 11. gary ferguson 12. terry morris 13. Vickie bowles 14. terri green 15. debbie sapp 16. Cheryl prater 17. jalane inman 18. debbie scales 19. mona gordon 20. barbara chatman 21. nancy mabe 22. debbie gamble 23. pat joyce 24. kathy shelton 25. Cindy hitchcock 26. reda hammock 27. eddie styron 28. cathy styers 29. rocky boyles 30. Sharon bently 31. gwen champney 32. ron abernathy 33. susan murphy 34. edsel shore 35. gary martin 36. dennis thompson 37. dennis beck 38. keith sink 39. don largen 40. ben west 41. tim fairchild 42. kenny mansfield 43. Steve walton 44. rex barlow 45. sid brown 46. mike marion 47. Johnson peoples 48. mark hartness 49. hank thomas 50. gerald griffin 51. dale bodenheimer 52. jo whicker 53. gilbert thomas 1. sandra kiger 2. sandra tate 3. luwana honaker 4. jane potts 5. sue martin 6. george cook 7. ann cox 8. Vickie gilgo 9. beth Warner 10. kathy nelson 11. johnny carter 12. don largen 13. daniel martin 14. ben west 47 i youth for Christ block e varsity club 1. eddie byerly 2. Wilbur miley 3. richard sides 4. mike lauten 5. randy whicker 6. ray hill 7. norris baker 8. bob Sullivan 9. derek perry 10. dennis ferris 11. lenny norris 12. scott jackson 13. jigger webb 14. mike marion 15. mike stevens 16. phil starbuck 17. david murry 18. kent stokes 19. sandy neal 19. sandy neal 20. bill walker 21. phillip James 22. ronald Jamison 23. ronnie boone 24. keith thomas 25. delvin idol 26. donald Jamison 27. glenn reeves 28. ricky holcomb 29. danny Childress 30. mike weatherman 31. Stan smith 32. Steve sawyer 33. daryl bennett 34. mitchell Stephens 35. tom waiters 36. tim montgomery 37. Joe bleckley 38. hunter atkins 39. brad mullinax .,14 ■ « ' ■ I ' ; ' . ' 1 , ' ■ ■ ' 48 1. richard grant 2. tim montgomery 3. dennis shields 4. edward benjamin 5. Cindy sawyer 6. micky parrish 7. lu ann beeson 8. diane young 9. suzy mowery 10. beverly williams 11. wanda rakes 12. robyn role 13. doug marion 14. Cheryl cameron 15. karen montgomery 16. rick barger 17. kathy harrell 18. lenny norris 19. jeanne welch 20. diane spaugh 21. beth Warner 22. debbie warner 23. pam sisk 24. beth vance 25. celeste tickle 26. wallye carswell 27. debbie snider 28. Joyce fitzpatrick 29. diane holder 30. lee ann swain 31. kati i -wartefr—• ' 2 . kathy gilleland 33. susan sell 34. mike Joyce 35. sandra sides 36. bonnie edwards 37. kathy beeson 38. Janet bianco 39. tom waiters 40. darlene tucker 41. richard sides 42. ann cox 43. kathi kiger 44. shelia harward 45. phil beeson 46. John Withrow 47. bill walker 48. kenneth hedgecock 49. lynn musten 50. tracey Johnson 51. dennis ferris 52. danny Childress 53. dean grant 54. bobby baugess 55. don summerford 56. don waiters 57. derek perry 58. gary neugent 59. david duggins 61. randy whicker 62. Charlie kerans 63. theodore caldwell 64. arturio caesar 65. hunter atkins 66. phil starbuck 67. brad muilinax 68. gary idol 69. Junior warren 70. norris baker 71. leonard Jackson 49 fellowship of Christian athletes science club 1. lynn iinville 2. dwight snow 3. bobby hamlett 4. Kenneth hedgecock 5. terry hayworth 6. wade yarborough 7. lee pitts 8. edwin walker 9. tim marlowe 10. carl ridgeway 11. peter gillis 12. john withrow 50 1. dwight snow 2. John withrow 3. sue thompson 4. terry hayworth 5. peter gillis 6. Charles simmons 7. Kenneth hedgecock 8. jean craddock 9. alien mcgee 51 math club art club 1. robyn gardner 9. pam mcgee 2. paula watson 10. phyllis george 3. HohhiQ ggidp i ' 11. pam buff 4. susan jones 12. wanda rakes 5. kathy miller 13. cindy gardner 6. libby fair 14. patsy mcgee 7. mariiyn welch 15. susan brown 8. barbara boles 16. debbie rushing 52 m 1 ' Ml 1 sKf H |V. ' ■ Lg 1 1. diane matthews 20. susan brooks 2. lynne atkins 21. carl ridgeway 3. beth Warner 22. helen dark 4. Cheryl cameron 23. pam sisk 5. mary ann fair 24. diane pinnix 6. Jeannette vanhoy 25. kathy beeson 7. Sharon gilchrest 26. jerry white 8. pam mcgee 27. frank scott 9. wayne green 28. gary horton 11. karen montgomery 29. Sharon george 12. kirn medlin 30. grancis demers 13. nancy myers 31. Juliet 14. susan marion 32. romeo 15. joy white 33. Caroline franklin 16. Cindy sawyer 34. dale harward 17. lee ann swain 35. mona dale 18. pat dockery 36. debbie crews JD 3 19. Sharon helper O CO E CO 53-5 concert band 54 nSI| y « ' 1 ' 1 am M Q| y __ 1. mitchell Stevens 2. gary martin 3. darrell martin 4. ken berrier 5. danny blackburn 6. david landreth 7. jimmy mecum 8. helen fulp 9. donald scales 10. bobby bowman 11. glenda dollarhite 12. Carolyn hairston 13. debbie disher 14. fred baggott 15. kenny freeman 16. julius pearson 17. ron mabe 18. michael rice 19. kenneth 20. edward benjamin 21. Steve bailey 22. lenny norris 23. jimmy southard 24. barbara branch 25. donna pearman 26. david welborne 27. mike hauser 28. debbie yokley 29. Sharon bodenhamer 30. donna mcneil 31. ricky smith 32. jonnie lauten 33. jill slate 34. Stanley warren 35. richard morris 36. eddie albert 37. eddie corum 38. david murray 39. terry crim 40. debbie preston 41. garrel pierce 42. bud parham 43. bob Sullivan 44. o’brien mankins 45. Steve sawyer 46. dewey caruthers 47. bobby middleton 48. keith rothrock 49. roger beasley 50. david hester 51. marty parrish 52. ronnie boone 53. ronald jamison 54. Stan marion 55. eddie idol 56. bobby beane 57. gary cook 58. kent stokes 59. sandy neal 60. tom waiters 62. eddie leonard 63. keith thomas 64. kenny gardner 65. donald jamison 66. tom tloyd 67. Steve freeman 68. Steve throckmorton 69. carl ridgeway 70. mike smith 71. mike weatherman JL 1. regina watts 2. marilyn matthews 3. grata lee 4. karen sprinkle 5. wanda terrell 6. linda moore 7. mary douthit 8. Sharon fulp 9. deretha pearson 10. amelia fulcher Sharon bodenhamer 12. beverly freeman 13. barbara weaver y, 14. barbara copeland c 15. linda hull CO w 16. roxane temples w 17. nancy riley ™ 18. betty watkins 5 19. barbara watson 3 20. jane freeman OT 56 21. beverly mcgee 22. sandy roper 23. becky mabe 24. jane duncan 25. marsha tiayes 26. linda codey 27. rodney merritt 28. ievonda highfills 29. wade yarborough 30. becky hamlin 31. Sharon Stockton 32. kenny freeman 33. diane gregory 34. rhonda overman 35. betty bowman 36. kay osborne 37. michael mabe 38. ann joyner 39. sue landreth 40. Sandra lawson 41. mike mabe 42. cherylene larrimore 43. william kieser 44. darice sanford 45. phylis george 46. peggy smith 47. nancy phillips 48. karen clodfelter 49. lynn musten 50. kathy peele 51. mary ann fair 52. ronnie cook 53. bonnie mcmichael 54. brenda weatherman 55. bonnie edwards 56. kathi kiger 57. kathy nelson 58. gilda engiman 1 r i B||r4fcy W ■IB ' %X 1 ' 9 1 ... 1. brad schultz 2. waiter lasley 3. mark idol 4. mike kale 5. lee pitts 6. peter gillis 7. kevin fine 8. tom waiters 9. paige lauten 10. debbie craddock 11. lynn belton 57 1 debate club i- . outstanding senior roman always he speak double talk academics— rodney merritt long lanky passer dunker punt pivot t.d. 2 points athletics—jr. warren ■ crepe-papered mushroom flower world’s finest leader doer service—sandra sherron ragtime jazz piano plucking madrigal sing low play 88 arts—ronnie mabe equestrian 60 fast on the draw paper fill-er-upper but good arts— danny Childress tough roll over defender knock ' ’urn down hard he does athletics—wilbur miley shorthand long fingers to reach fdsajkl; busyness academics—vicki miller lend a hand help-a-lotter always there when-u-needer service— vicki Witherspoon 61 outstanding seniors past finder date stuff hindu? he do academics— jim apple footer on brass good listening arts—fred reed c CD ( ) D) C ' x c CO CO 3 62 I catch 22 footballs maybe more? swiftmiler athletics— phil Coleman soprano piano person vocal somebody well well does she arts—wanda steele r.p.m. s 71 involver top cropper moves!! service— belinda mclamb figure outer’s identity know his number’s upper academics— danny blackburn cc 63 o yardmaker master he dew berry good athletics— mike lauten mmtas all the stage is his world act or ? yes! talent—dexter felder s 00 o 64 advance to placement collect english smartness artness academics— bonnie spencer busy buzzer beeper happy-go luckier tally-upper service—frank scott service— Steve summerford throw a pitcher others always striking out at him athletics— robbie smith whiz kid wheels turning j to make the grade j horn blower, handy helper I academics— mark guyer exposed as lens blender graphic-photos slick clicker scene maker on paper fine designer she are talent—marilyn welch 65 o advanced placement english, history, biology, chemistry; 1 hour each morning at reynolds for college-level studies in each advanced placement earn college credit when ... if they pass the princeton exam in may. advanced placement junior marshals total up top twenty tough courses times quality points equals marshal juniors make you feel good honor to be one in white who hand out programs at graduation? junior marshals do 1. scott jackson 2. Vicki Witherspoon 3. diane spaugh 4. marilyn welch 5. danny blackburn 6. darlene tucker 7. Steve summerford 8. diane matthews 9. brad mullinax 10. karen marion 11. mark guyer 12. pam mcgee 13. sherry parrish 14. bill walker 15. mary ann fair 16. bonnie spencer 17. jane there 68 ' spring brings new members—very scholarly minds, upstanding characters, and leader followers nominations are made, I then okayed by a faculty group—juniors I and seniors only, please I national honor society—to be, it’s an honor 1. michael caldwell 2. scott jackson 3. danny jackson 4. darlene tucker 5. Shelia harward 6. ann cox 7. mary ann fair 8. jane there 9. frankie bostick 10. Steve summerford 11. vicki Witherspoon 12. carla skeen 13. janice styron 14. diane matthews 15. cleora price 16. reuben hammonds 17. karen marion 18. pam mcgee 19. melanie swain 20. bonnie spencer 21. mark guyer 22. richard smith 23. diane spaugh 24. belinda mclamb 25. barbara weaver 26. nancy myers 27. brad mullinax 28. bill walker 29. sherry parrish 30. richard sides 31. sandra sherron 32. rodney merritt 33. fred baggott Q) O O ( o c o JO 03 c o 69 o quill and scroll society governor’s school 1. karen marion 2. bonnie spencer 3. karen whitaker 4. melissa johnson 5. belinda mclamb 6. richard grant 7. brad schultz 8. susan smith 9. joyce fitzpatrick 2. Charles gladden 3. sandra sherron be very good at making annuals or newspapers you’ll make quill and scroll society, if you show your scholarship be very good artistically or academically be chosen for an honor you’ll go to governor’s school at Salem college 1. wanda Steele 2. rick barger 3. martha tucker 4. ava pegram 5. Charles gladden 6. reginald brown 7. jane there 8. lawana idol 9. Jeff williard 10. doug vaughn 11. mike hauser 12. jean craddock 13. ann cox 14. nancy myers 15. melanie swain 16. fred reed 17. richard grant 18. carmen griffin 19. sandra sherron 20. Shirley snow 21. barry megee 22. cleora price 23. randy megee 24. ronnie mabe 25. suzy mowery those gifted in choral and instrumental music abilities belong to the modern music masters above, at right, notice 3 students who attended college level courses in summer studies programs at unc-ch and greensboro college. 1. bill walker 2. karen marion 3. mary ann fair 71 J modern music masters summer studies boy’s state d.a.r. citizenship award today’s boy’s state tomorrow’s man’s universe school leaders learn to be people leaders at wake forest in the summertime very revolutionary citizens fred baggott and jimmy apple will be selected jane thore was epitome of citizenship in our educational institution is why she received the d.a.r.’s citizenship award 72 make it, jim apple, bill walker, brad mullinax after nomination and screening—then john motley morehead will pay your way to unc-ch because the world needs people like morehead scholarship nominees for achievements and character, competing to win fat scholarship of katherine smith reynolds college paid if grades stayed good luck goes to girl who knows bonnie spencer, k.s.r. nominee 73 morehead katherine reynolds scholarships nominees homecoming court barbara Stanley— queen jackie hanes— maid of honor 74 75 f i homecoming court homecoming court diane young—senior 76 antoinette wherry—senior denise payne—senior I kathy warren—junior patty mabe—junior susan parsons—junior kathy harrell junior 77 homecoming court homecoming court 78 1 I J 79 homecoming court homecoming court T underclassmen varsity cheerleaders captivating a thousand eyes reverberating the pleas of victory barbara guiding her private constellation dream on silver girl gerry your dreams are yours of tomorrow and a victory open arms of love welcome life denise reflecting only happiness diane double-fisted beauty socks it to the world patriotically ever true to the E defeat never shadows yet retains her elusive haunts lu ann 84 treading barefoot over reality mick eluding life with a blond blind streak of courage constantly carrying on a flirtation with the world suzy don’t burst her pretty balloon dancing to a different drummer susan quietly petite serene locomotion what’s it all about just ask the little red-headed girl lynn she even gives advice to Charlie brown free born spirit, untamed joyce holding her own love-in with the world yet singing the same tune bubbly happiness merri doing her own thing 85 varsity cheerleaders for every minute of the clock somewhere in this world there is a sport being played whether it be football basketball baseball track wrestling or sex it carries with it the anticipation of minds and bodies coordinating to capture a victory (O r o Q. CO c c o varsity football put it together 64 jackie samuels 90 norris baker 85 joe bleckley 12 wayne rouseau 71 brad mullinax 70 doni Phillips 65 ray hill 72 tim barrow 32 Charlie kearns 40 mike lauten 73 lenny norris 52 richard grant 61 phil starbuck 69 bill walker 80 richard sides 11 junior warren 22 kenny forcum 81 terry bowman 67 gene cason 13 dave cameron 88 david marshall 68 bill bauguss 43 phil Coleman 88 10 derek perry 21 alan sloan 23 bobby baugess 95 leon baker 34 robin wilson 70 doni Phillips 65 ray hill 71 brad mullinax 64 Jackie samuels 41 mike barger 66 Steve speer 50 richard warren 91 mike young 24 artero caesar 92 harlandis caldwell 75 ronnie boone 93 butch eaton 86 alfred fulp 44 John Ingram 84 kinston Oliver 42 don rouseau 31 Wilbur miley 74 clary phelps varsity football varsity football varsity football majorettes carmen griffin • - ' v%. mona musten marilyn welch carol naylor teresa whiginton Shirley snow wallye carswell Cynthia smith 92 t ' k ' AiW i. i 4 Jr’ T y M i. m |L JNImB Am |Bv - ' f ipf 1b% JE 1 JD H 1 PT % l 1 V me 5 S joe franklini dennis smith doug marion keith ebert Charlie kearns ken mabe felix smith aubrey kidd jack everett michael kelly randy megee craig smith william andrews jerry everidge mel lampley barry megee marlah snell Chris angel don ferrell jack lewis jimmy mecum dwight snow Steve ball dick flynn ricky little vernell miles shiriey snow fred barton alex green jimmy lowder mona musten Stan stigall lonnie bass lawton grier teresa whiginton jessie nichols aaron swaim gary blankenship robbie gilchrist carol naylor michael o’briant jane there tony bradshaw Pamela goodman cynthia smith kirn Owens doug vaughn donald brooks richard grant wally Carswell ervin payne sonja ware eddie buff carmen griffin marilyn welch cleora price aaron warren ronnie Covington sonny grubbs Shirley snow david raynor ricky waters jean craddock mark guyer jackie hanes thomas reed ken watkins keith crotts kathy harrell debbie merritt Jacqueline rorie robert webster dwight snow alan hutchins doug watts eddie rosdhal ronnie williard paul deal mark idol debbie Stafford roger rosenborough Charles hauser james douthit barry jones Cindy gardener joe sims michael hutchins Stan easter wesley jones carmen coats sponsors richardsidesjoycefitzpatrick richardgrantsusansell norrisbakerwandasteele rayhillgildawalker philstarbuckkathybeeson mikelautenpamsisk 94 tomfloydkimmedlin robinwilsonjuliekirkman bradmullinaxkarenmarion ronnieboonedebbiesnider wilburmileyfeliciabrake billwalkersherryparrish markguyerlynnatkins juniorwarrenmonasapp mikebargercindyholcomb jackiesamuelssandrawatson (0 k_ o c o 95 « lennynorrisgwenobrien terrybowmansheliaobrien doniphillipsreginawatts eaglettes vicki miller jeanne welch terry pegram patsy Simmons diane spaugh darlene tucker Shelia harward jeanne rowe wanda rakes crystal grubbs marcia kennedy donna jeffries diane holder jill needham jean nelson paula martin sandra sides deb bie snider beth johnson ' kathy glascow linda williams tracy johnson kathleen skeen carla skeen phylis stoltz patsy hoover beverly williams delores phillips Cheryl beasley janet bianco pam collins bonnie edwards Carolyn hairston sandra hendrix luana idol cynthia jones luann jordon janet lackey Connie martin hope mumford judy nelson frankie norman luann peddicord susan shields terry thompson debbie warner 1 I JjBL 96 kathy harrell Sharon chaney lynn musten hope mumford carol weavil janis bennett bonnie edwards janet oldham carla weavil ren gardner susan linville robin slate frankie norman annie priddy debbie whicker karen mccloud joyce marsh pam barrow marcia kennedy patsy mcgee betty young linda williams lydia plaster cathy benson leigh lewis pam goodman tracy johnson kathy bowman mona sapp Connie vaught melodi vaughn oneita idol linda coble patty sides sallie Simpson cherlene shelton kirn medlin debbie hill denise rose susan sell beth vance becky bell sherry wilson leslie gravely brenda covington geraldine wood diane lawson tanya tuttle kathy brannock loretta shields Christine sheek joyce grubbs pam shelnut martha penland sally reich robin rowell elaine clifton karen miller Sherrie short kathy glascow pam pierce denise bastings marilyn sewell betsy freeman patsy hughes karen carroll donna sides sandra hendrix vicki beeson cynthia, jones Vicki miller diane spaugh beverly williams janet bianco diane holder Sandra sides debbie snider susan hedgecock beth johnson robin gardner terry pegram mary alkins jeannie welch shelia harward darlene tucker sherry linderman Patricia blakely I 97 I girls athletic association junior varsity football kathy kiger coach is putting me in my first chance to play i hope mom and dad are listening on the radio back home as a middle-aged couple listens to the radio they hear their son’s number announced over the speaker then an interception their son has the ball running running a touchdown i can’t believe it my first game and i made a touchdown i sure hope mom and dad are listening on the radio back home kathy warren pam sisk 98 o 99 .1 celeste tickle OH kathy gilliland kathy beeson junior varsity football 100 kirn aycoth phillipllbeeson gary12neugent keithlStucker fred20duckett don21sumerford vernell22miles william23sheppard guy24roberts leonardSOporcelli steve32sawyer tim34crews doug42marion jimmi44thore raySOdeans eddieSljames sammy52vernon dougSOwalters tony61hall daniel62caudle robert63taylor joe64taylor steve66crous jimmy75lambert terry78russell dean79grant hubertSOwilliams rickySIweavill robert83jackson junior84bertaux rick33beck david43duggins 101 - 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' 1 1 fvlB L uL S f L;i mV Jt SM ' k« 1 1 gBjMI 4 ■ V c m forsyth coun ty cioss . count ry ' champion s 1970 every student’s first impression of a cross-country race is a bit disconcerting just seeing all those fleet-footed guys running off into the woods in the opposite direction of the finish line is enough to confuse anybody and the mere fact that the team with the worst score wins would discourage even the most devoted fan but, keep the faith, baby the c c team has proven once and for all that you don’t have to be a football player to be number one! 103 cross country varsity basketball Chris beeson sam hairston carl lewis tim montgomery dennis sheilds mike smith junior warren bob boyan carl chambers delvin idol gary idol gary pegg sherman simmons stan smith dwight snow mark surrat harlandis caldwell herbert jackson 104 a clock thirty seconds and two points till a victory a steal a blue uniform dribbling up the left side a cross-court pass the clock one defender a high lift of body a dangle of hand at the rim separation of fingers and ball gravity the rest is accolade 105 varsity basketball varsity basketball CO 107 2 1 . girls basketball how many times have you heard the score of a girl’s basketball game on the eleven o’clock news and how often do you see the names coble and masten in the journal and sentinel grappling for identity in a man’s world where women are discriminated against when it comes to sports our girls have proven themselves not to be the weaker sex in the field of basketball besides look at all the practice they get chasing the guys track anyone? linda coble mona sapp carla weavil leigh lewis joyce grubbs anita idol 108 becky bell cheryl masterr debbie wishon. carol weavil karen mccloud melodi vaughn ..ila bbie whicke. pam henry susan linville kirn medlin I I I ijj l iwl l ' l ife wrestlers struggling to the point of total exhaustion forcing their opponent’s shoulders on the mat hearing the referee yell “pin!” jeff williard mark idol Charles simmons frankie matthews doug waiters tom waiters eugene cason eddie james mike cude tim crews leonard porcelli lenny norris 109 wrestling ATKIHs mk X mark hinsdale david idol pete howard michael caldwell philiip beeson Charlie kerns doug waiters gary nugent danny musten clavis fulton leonard jackson butch griffin Chris hammonds herbert jackson ronald shields baseball pitcher his art is eccentricity, his aim how not to hit the mark he seems to aim a his passion how to avoid the obvious, his technique how to vary the avoidance. the others throw to be comprehended, he throws to be a moment misunderstood. yet not too much, not even, arrant, wild, but every seeming aberration willed, not to, yet still, still to communicate making the batter understand too late. robert francis 112 gene vance richard sides steve sawyer earl johnson bob sullivan mr. adams steve sapp hunter atkins pat buckner pat reynolds 113 golf and tennis a lone runner on the track running and dreaming of victories and trophies he’s part of a team of shot putters, hurdlers broad jumpers and runners he is part of a sport requiring countless hours and laps of strenous practice a sport of tremendous competition where coaches and friends are great inspiration but the runner must run his race alone tim robertson mike stevens greg honnicutt phil Coleman brad mullinax Wilbur miley frank scott mar k guyer ken watkins mike lauten norris baker tim montgomery don summerford Steve sumerford dennis ferris jeff sides derek perry randy whicker dave coleman doug barker chip Wilson junior berteaux dave marshall revolution in action 116 we could have been number one didn’t we win our first two football games? success seemed within our reach when we beat atkins but what happened after that? and didn’t we have a victory at the beginning of basketball season? then . . . we could have been number one but we weren’t was it because the players stopped playing? was it because the coaches stopped coaching? or was it because the fans stopped caring? 117 revolution in action EAST GATE 1 . B W 1 km n ,- M I lif r f bk - ' i ’ ' ' H T%l r i X _ ' J i ! i I I ,1 revolving from childhood fantasies no longer accepting, but questioning, asking why leaping into the newness of life youth probes the established seeking the unknown desiring to live amiably within themselves and among others ringing out the plea for peace with bells of love there will be as individuals revolutions we are “timidly” touched; we can touch one day as the race of mankind instead of only those we should be boldly shaken the timidly touch us rod mckuen all around us tragedy, destruction tearing down burning down hate war killing destroying ourselves as well as our fellow man yet all around us love, communion creating building affection peace-making living restoring ourselves as well as our fellow man in pairs of two in groups of few in multitudes of hundreds we live in harmony with our brothers peace, man! we’re gonna make it go ahead, smile we got what it takes just let us use it climb, man! there’s no limit we’re going places. 1 don’t try to stop us let us ride let us fly we got places to go ways to get there grit to take us and we’re going now we are the revolution of a new world looking for peace in a time of turmoil striving to combat evils and by learning from the past we search for brighter tomorrows of a new youth amid the trials of war anxiously awaiting the calm with good and worthwhile intent so as to better the future for all while our generation strives to bring the peaceful evolution of mankind


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