East Randolph High School - Links Yearbook (Ramseur, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1969 volume:

eastern randolph links nineteen hundred sixty-nine senior high school, route 2, ramseur, n.c. i ; rng RL ae Zz awareness We began our new school year aware of . .. our academic responsibilities. ... the opportunity for growth and development . . . a personal and lasting change . . . the need for co-operation and unity. SAA ——— CURRENT NEWS é , % : : H : % ¥ encounter In a different environment, we encountered . .. new faces and potential friends ... the challenge of change .. . trying situations .. . the demand for healthy relationships. CM er ert cae hers es RN EC ATE EOL E MO te tn Rae a involvement We suddenly became involved in our school life by .. . club meetings, homework, and sport activities . . . the sharing of ideas .. . establishing traditions . . . working and co-operating with a new faculty. cae Me K oO ROR RAY Joining hands, we committed ourselves to ... giving unselfishly of ourselves for the welfare of our school... the tasks of becoming thinking and responsible individuals .. . laying a good, strong foundation for our school . . . promoting harmony, school spirit, and lasting unity. these are the elements of unity awareness encounter commitment 11 behold, how good and pleasant itis when brothers dwell in unity! psalms 133:1 DP tion Wetec they were aware of the arrel for a more progressive Ee tiane E: system series WSentse they ontountered | the peed nfs sterntination ae action... USsatise thee laters inition He! action bd to id (Oe, ae ss kore this onl entent Ld lo a commitment fo build our Releot: ee a We tleclivate this first edition of Enks fo our parents. Je Apprecia lion ele plans to horonte AME there must always exist a guiding force. Cia tern Kandolph Serae High Sabo? iby heen fortunate to Weve as its guiding force a local parents advisory honed. hee men nee given unselfishly of their lime ard energy, aed! for ther personal sacrifice we are sincere y grateful. academics 18-39 rey pnniiay, Cae ee ies ivi act 40-79 contents 16 athletics 80-99 classes 100-145 cdvertisements 146-180 sic celieetianenc arcane ee So cen cite namen AN altima sat W) O = O me © O © - a jenn foe en 7 a since nn iaeieuinill sewn SAN A ALORA IEEE oo ea maiaililialitll ee ee | nn eeaial SI ARIAT IH ‘ 3 sch RAL sii A LALLA LIA i ete APLAR AL ite scinsiitanmnsin tienes iit ‘ cncmnanahoenc eee? mencnatancninicacion omni Sie i NOE ceencessceatn es “ ses oicintitvorrenn eS ce seen ee e hiniaititeubptaleen ; Z r ; i i ; ; : i | j ; - - : 3 ; ; ‘ . ‘ ie AAPL LLIN ‘ we snide eS Oneill ABRAM A EE sacra To achieve its purpose, a school must provide capable administration and good advisors. At Eastern, these come in the form of Mr. W.J. Taylor, Jr., principal, and the guidance officers, Mr. E.S. Thomas and Mr. Carlos King. These men provide leadership for the school as a whole, as well as for its individuals. They have played a major role in linking five communities together as one. Mr. W. J. Taylor, Jr. Principal principal and guidance officers those who guide our way Mr. E.S. Thomas, Jr. Mr. Carlos King 20 librarian and secretaries links to our leaders pesos linea ete ARTI VANIMYNEAS f ee Reach out for learning Mrs. Nancy T. Hampton Miss Cindy York Mrs. Elaine Freeman Mrs. Betty Purvis 21 our needs are supplied by these 22 ““Qu’ecrivez—vous, mademoiselle?”’ Mrs. Martha S. York “Bonjour, Paul. Comme vas-tu?”’ This is our first introduction to the world of FRENCH. With the aid of tapes and records, Mrs. Martha York succeeds in teaching students to think and speak in “francais”. Com- prehension tests, work sheets, and verbal repetition have be- come the by-work of this French course at ERSHS. french department a world of language . ‘..and this is France!” 3 24 Mrs. Wynona W. Langley Department Head From our earliest days in elementary school through our high school years, English provides the backbone of our education. This subject, more than any other, gives us the tools needed for communicating with the world around us. The ENGLISH DEPARTMENT here at ERSHS not only explores the methods of English grammar, but also the world of literature. Through the mechanics, we acquire the tools for communication. And from literature, we gain new insight into our world. english department the backbone of an education te Mrs. Joan P. Finger Miss Shirley L. Clowney Mrs. Helen S. Brown nth sit sa Kt, Miss Sue Plummer Mr. Dwight F. Hooker 25 Ain Sip wnt neon nary bh tho ge Consumer mathematics to calculus . . . such is the wide range of math courses at ERSHS. From the elementary to the seemingly impossible, problems continuously present a challenge to students. Here at ERSHS students experiment in all phases of the math world. With the use of slide rulers, compasses, and much mind-probing, students become accomplished mathematicians. math department Mr. Abram P. Brower aes challenges to Department Head Mrs. Ollie B. Rich 26 the mind “Where did I go wrong?” Miss Hazel C. Broadaway | 28 Mrs. Margaret U. Shaw Department Head Bewilderment! NE science department discovery The fumes and smoke that are pouring from the end of the corridor are coming from our SCIENCE DEPARTMENT. Here the students encounter their first frogs - in formal- dehyde. The daring try their hand at mixing chemicals, under the watchful eye of Mrs. Gales, of course. The department is complete with biological dark rooms, shelves of chemicals, and refrigerators. Mrs. Margaret Shaw is head of the depart- ment. Mr. William P. Hedrick Mrs. Linda A. Gales Mrs. Gales in action! Mrs. Margaret S. Martin Chemicals provide interest among chemistry students. 29 a ee cain . Be es ees ae Po Mr. Robert L. Jones Mr. William G. Lane agriculture and industrial departments students learn Mr. Harold Snider Department Head 30 Mr. Fred Davis ccneegases + ? Mr. William C. Burrows, Jr. Department Head Mr. Edward Burnett 31 oe business department mind versus machine For students training for office work after high school, the BUSINESS DEPARTMENT provides a sturdy background. In this department, students make use of typewriters, adding machines, and electric dictaphones to aid their study. Head of the department, Mrs. Irene Frazier co-ordinates the work carried on there. Mr. Robert C. York Mrs. Irene B. Frazier Department Head Mrs. Evelyn P. Heatherly Students pick up new sensations with dictaphones. Mr. Ronald D. French 33 social studies department learning to face the future Mr. Robert D. Purvis Mr. William M. York, sr. Department Head (tienen nearness aeae “Where’d you say Julian was?” 34 rough the past Mrs. Nancy W. Baldwin has Of Eten. Mr. Norman L. Humphrey t j i cia Symbols of our history 35 Students are encountering a new world of education in the HUMANITIES. The course opens up new horizons to students as they study philoso- phy, politics, and the great works of literature. Under the leadership of Charles Edwards, the class is experimenting in a new form of learning. The course includes not only study in class, but also field trips relating to the subject of study. These are just some of the important aspects of this new mode of education. Mr. Charles L. Edwards humanities experiment in education 1 36 Mrs. Jill J. Berry Department Head home economics department laboratory in living Mrs. Helen A. Macaulay Mrs. Marilyn H. Routh a7 art and chorus departments means of self expression Mrs. Cynthia A. Dameron “Tt would never work out, Harry!” Two classes that add culture to our curriculum are the ART and CHORUS classes. Here the students get a taste of the Old Masters and the New Composers. Under the brush of Mrs. Cynthia Dameron and the direction of Mr. Charles Edwards, these courses are adding to the appreciation and enjoyment of the students at Eastern Randolph. There is a continuous supply of art work displayed in the ERSHS library, and the chorus provides entertainment on special occasions. REN Mr. Charles L. Edwards 38 carpentry dep artment putting in shape Vow Jer Mr. Clyde L. Williams physical education department keeping in shape Tired feet! Mr. William C. Kirkman 39 activities Michael Brown, Celeste Brady, Chip Dameron, Dean Nixon, Jeanette Kennedy, Tommy Strickland, Donald Ferree, Alan Pugh (Chairman), Linda Parks, Ellen O’Briant. student steering committee The ground work is laid. While carpenters were busy laying the building foundations for Eastern Randolph Senior High School, the newly elected members of the Steering Com- mittee were busy laying the foundations for student unity. Their first task was to write a constitution to provide guidelines for future clubs and organizations at ERSHS. The ultimate task of the com- mittee was to supervise Student Council elections. These Student Council officers became the first ones elected by the unified student body of ERSHS. Students encounter new faces and personalities. 42 If elected I will do my best ... Students commit themselves to a year of hard work and responsibility. studentcounclil Tommy Strickland, Vice-President; Ellen O’Briant, Treasurer; Chip Dameron, President; Dot Campbell, Secretary. 43 traditions have started The Eastern Randolph Senior High School Student Council is the direct outgrowth of the Steering Commit- tee. As the first club to organize at ERSHS, the Student Council has played a vital part in further organization of the student body. It selected the school seal, chose graduation invitations, and decided on colors of caps and gowns. These decisions will become over the years a part of ERSHS tradition. 44 The Christmas season brought to Eastern Randolph not only the Christmas Spirit, but also a new school spirit. In “Operation Christmas Spirit,” we joined to- gether to put Christmas in the homes of underprivileged children in the county. But in doing so, we accom- plished much more. We realized for the first time a new unity and friendship that bound us together. ; i s aa COOR! CUCRGERAEES Ue Chris Watkins, Anita Caudle, Rebekah Foust, and Celeste Brady serve as County and District officers. Tommy Strickland elected District Vice-President. beta club i 46 leads by serving others President: John Lovett Vice-President: Vickie Boger Secretary: Carolyn Leonard Treasurer: Pam Whitaker Reporter: Linda Parks 47 48 key club The KEY CLUB, a national service organization, serves as ERSHS traffic attendants. Members raise money for our school by being in charge of paid parking permits. Meter Maids??? nyc President: Marlene Walden Vice-President: Charlotte Staley Secretary: Audrey Hill Treasurer: Sundra Siler Reporter: Donald Brown forensic President: Mike Scotton Secretary-Treasurer: Gary Williamson 49 x.) 0'F pa Ye Wa Ronnie Cheek: President Don Herndon: Vice-President Ann Neal: Secretary-Treasurer Bobby McPherson: Sergeant-at-Arms monogram club 50 physical education Walter Frye: President Larry Allen: Vice-President Belinda Sands: Secretary Tony Taylor: Treasurer 51 52 aed Sate eo 5855 Me eG bois thes ba as wes 244d? $4988 art club Sondra Wood: Vice-President Steve Aldridge: President Gail York: Secretary Jim Plummer: Arrangements Barbara Hall: Treasurer. RRO eats S FUND - = = S 2 chorus club Kathy Canoy: President Sue Redding: Vice-President Donna Voncannon: Secretary Tim Smith: Treasurer let me entertain you Play it, Chuck! 54 ramaclu Tim Wright: President Percy Tucker: Vice-President Marleen Cummings: Secretary Teresa Brown: Treasurer Tim Wright ... an actor le cercle francais eee Wanda Hinshaw, President; Wally Smith, Reporter; Linda Parks, Vice- President; Eve Fogleman, Secretary-Treasurer. a nal 56 J.D. Millikan, Secretary; Eileen Teague, Treasurer (standing); Brenda Isley, President; Marsha Perry, Vice-President (seated). english club The English Club supplies the people of our communities with news of ERSHS through columns in local newspapers. Among other activities, the club is responsible for the publi- cation of a school magazine. Submission of articles by students is encouraged. eat fa id 58 Mark Stout: President Gary Brown: Vice-President Cathy Cox: Secretary Neal Amick: Treasurer Cape Kennedy, North Carolina science = a = a es wae Nh ASE UB health careers club Pat Hester, President; Beth Johnson, Secretary; Agnes Shoffner, Treasurer; Denise Amick, Vice-President; Chris Cheek, Corresponding Secretary. 59 IRL ABs Cosas REDLGED aaAA g 2 Pe 4 = 2 a st s¥O tory club his studies past ings of happen randolph county President Gary Nance ice-President V Dan Routh Secretary-Treasurer lice Routh: A 60 chess club Tony Williamson, Vice-President; Jeanette Kennedy, Secretary; Dan Routh, President. 61 wpuamreunmeneniocetonce et President: Sylvia McKinney Vice President: Shelia Beck Secretary and Treasurer: Linda Hayden (3 road runners Jarrell McNease: President Ronnie Craven: Vice-President Roger Kivett: Secretary Gail Coble: Treasurer Larry Foust: Sergeant at Arms 63 vocational industrial clubs of 64 indica eo cy america ii: « Sheer cect meee ee ena anew pneeeernal eereerer al en =— = 65 home economics club Brenda Hudson, Vice-President; Joanna Marley, Secretary; Judy Gaddy, Reporter; Kay Parks, Treasurer; Dawn Brown, President; Mrs. Jill Berry, Advisor; Sue Kirkman, Historian. “sce alas isis nemesis SINGER future farmers of america 3 .3 Dean Smith, Reporter; Monty Smith, President; Ray Johnson, Vice-President; Samuel York, Sentinel; Ivan Owens, Treasurer. 67 apple polishers Rebekah Foust, Treasurer; Lynda Saunders, President; Celeste Brady, Vice- President; Jane Rankin, Secretary. 68 BLOCKED « SEMIBLOCKED 2 ELEN IES VSPA PORES, LETIER EXTRAS « ae ee II I ‘gNERRENRRRR ERATE ‘tecsaccrscereeptenemmente renee AL OAS Members raise money for needed improvements around ERSHS. di Ps . Anne Watkins, President; Sue Fesmire, Secretary; Carol Burgess, Newspaper Reporter; Elaine Brooks, Parliamentarian (seated); Judy York, State Reporter; Brenda Gibson, Vice-President; Becky Robinson, Historian; Kathy Cain, Chaplain (standing); Pat McAlister, Treasurer (not pictured). 69 a % i je] faa} I orf ctr � oa OW NY eh we oe cE ik allowing one AQUe th a bi t muc is or b of OF er fi 22 deas j dew SE RELEIELOLE DE” VLESIO EL LEDS CCIE SLE LD ALLL AD GREE CLE ALL EAL POD AN YORE I: PEERED. se ny @ Giereraracnscionrsseneueseromn artist renyDeNB EMRE tien eeA cninrini-n t ton cfr arecrnpmenarsaroemanabnraaaernmtannnunaesnte xu wr ccnavnactnna Stbousceccoednnmacanse te onsteeatnge Sao 4 4 O det ty Or Sieredt my © i St =i! t x 2, ® te See - Ws ated W S aay asain Sou teee] HEI © N ECHO STAFF iy tf EA ° nider Ronnie Cheek 2 2 Syivia usiness Sports E B i=] be « Gwen Harri e e itors d Don Herndon Becky Brown TYPLStS..-8 “s,2 © e168 + @esmire 2 he ue F Brenda Gibson Ann McNeil Mr. Hooker Sponsors. Frazier Mrs. x) ® | @ °) Foal ts } gs 4 sf n | 2 EF . . 2] = Se = te } if ? aE ae SS s oy = ¢ t id 5 | ae bs | : : ot ® fH Jang L : Q SE 4 DEH G4 2 ié6 ® ee ees bes ks ee ; ' ty “ rt +. — 4 4 ¢ TT Vocal iets outstanding Sherry Boyles Irene Coleman Celeste Brady ve Sarah Cox Chip Dameron Annette Cox seniors Lakee mateo e . £ $ ‘ a OS outstanding Brenda Gibson Wanda Hinshaw : NS ae SSO Eve Fogleman Rebekah Foust 74 John Lovett Carolyn Leonard Jimmy Johnson Nancy Kuhn ark r seniors S Sarcnbe ee: te 0 76 Alan Pugh Kathy Russell Wigs” Steve Shelton outstanding Brenda Smith Johnny Ward Rodney Walden Mike Thomas seniors is Watkins Olas honors morehead scholarship school candidates Jimmy Johnson, Alan Pugh, John Lovett morehead district finalist John Lovett SUNS 78 eastern representatives to the holiday jubilee parade Pam Key links award Bud was given the links award by fell ow staff members for outstanding contri- butions in photography. His willingness, enthusiasm, and co-operation were fund- amental in the production of this yearbook. Bud Strickland (be, a i) O Pe = c ) 82 It was determination, skill, and most of all, unity, that led the Eastern Randolph football squad to a winning season in the first year of competition. Neither injuries nor defeat discouraged Coach Brower’s pack of cats, as they won the last two games of the season over two powerful foes and emerged with a 5-5 record. Even though the Wildcats were not eligible for the conference crown, next year’s team will be in the thick of con- ference play. Having the same drive as the ’68 Wildcats, they will likely keep the winning tradition of our school. First Row—Buddy Brooks, Renay Brown, Jerry Ferguson, Phil Burgess, John Nance, Eddie Wright, Peter Coltrane, Danny Graves, Pat Mitchell, J.D. Millikan, Terry Williams, Richard Bartell, Eddie Lineberry, James Mathews, Billy Gray. Second Row—Johnny Ward, Chris Crisco, Clifton Greene, Anthony Pugh, Philip Wright, Tommy Way, Steve Light, Ricky Ward, Tommy Macon, Dean Nixon, Mike Andrews, Bobby McPherson, Chip Dameron, Tommy Hoover, Ronnie Cheek, Danny York. 0 y wildcats 17 a i a6 x ga} 69-64 ‘asf 86467}. 10 cai haa4a4 Third Row-—Bill Kirkman and Pat Hedrick, Assistant Coaches; Steve Crutchfield, David Meredith, Mike Smith, Paul Smith, Allen Kerns, Boyce Goldston, Kenneth Webster, Ricky Coble, Charles Ammen, George Isley, Kenneth Shoffner, Jimmy Johnson, Tony York, John Lovett, Mike Daniel, David Nelson, Manager; A.P. Brower, Head Coach. TRINITY Durham Jordan JORDAN MATTHEWS PITTSBORO Mt. Tabor Southern Alamance T. Wingate Andrews Randleman WESTERN ALAMANCE REIDSVILLE 83 senior cats led the wa Charles Ammen - End Ronnie Cheek - Guard Jimmy Johnson - End Terry Williams Sprints Through Line Lovett Grabs Pigskin 84 Ward Runs For Daylight We Didn’t Do It. from “green cats’”’ to ‘cats of green’”’ Terry Williams - Halfback Chip Dameron - Guard John Lovett - End 85 go green Boyce Goldston - Tackle Bobby McPherson - Guard Johnny Ward - Halfback Herndon Off On Long Gain Captains Lovett, McPherson, and Dameron with Coaches Wildcat Defense On Prowl Lovett’s Field Goal Downs Reidsville 87 wildcats strive for victory L. to R. lst Row Michael Hemphill-manager, Van Welch, George Isley, Tommy Routh, Peter Coltrane, Donald Brown. 2nd Row Reggie Cheek, Steve Shelton, Kenneth Headen, Travis York, Walter Frye, Jerry Lineberry, Steve McClain, Jimmy Johnson, Bill Kirkman-coach. The Wildcat Cagers had their problems in this, their first year on the court. Having to practice in five different gyms did not do much to give them a home court advantage. Hard work and hustle had to make up for not having a home gym, and in spite of these problems the Wildcats pulled out a good first season. 88 . ty ) {is wim Lineberry Set To Shoot Let me shoot once in a while, man! scores Wildcats 50 Randleman 62 Wildcats 64 Seagrove 5 Wildcats 54 Randleman os Wildcats Sy? Farmer 46 Wildcats 74 Seagrove 60 Wildcats 84 Farmer 56 Wildcats ° 51 Madison-Mayodan 59 Wildcats 65 Reidsville 73 Wildcats 52 Mt. Airy Ss! Wildcats 67 Morehead 61 Wildcats 67 Andrews 64 Wildcats 60 Ragsdale 44 Wildcats Syi Mt. Tabor 60 Wildcats 50 Reidsville 66 Wildcats 59 Mt. Airy il Wildcats 70 Hamlet 81 Wildcats Sil Morehead 80 Wildcats 61 Andrews 63 Wildcats ll Madison-Mayodan 70 Wildcats 50 Mt. Tabor 58 McClain Takes A Break What’s the attraction, James? 89 Jimmy Johnson - Forward Kenneth Headen - Forward seniors Walter Frye - Center Jerry Lineberry - Forward Steve Shelton - Guard 90 Starting Five-Coltrane, Shelton, Lineberry, Frye, McClain and Coach Kirkman. display talenton hardwood Shelton Puts The Move On Opponent. Wildcats Play Handball on Backboard. 91 lady lynx (Standing) Patty Hathaway, Brenda Smith, Ava Kirkman, Barbara Hall, Annette Cox. (Sitting) Wanda Hinshaw, Wally Smith, Gwen Harris, Katie Smith, Katherine Humble, Jean Craven, Lorraine Kirkman, Darlene York, Debbie Shelar, Dottie Martin, Lynda Saunders. Scores Randleman—26 Ragsdale—31 Eastern Randolph—20 Eastern Randolph—29 Seagrove—40 Western Alamance—S1 Eastern Randolph—37 Eastern Randolph—77 Farmer—49 Ragsdale—57 Eastern Randolph—30 Eastern Randolph—42 Seagrove—31 Western Almance—27 Eastern Randolph—29 Eastern Randolph—46 Farmer—31 Asheboro—40 Eastern Randolph—36 Eastern Randolph—32 ££ Coach Whatley Socks It To Team Lady Wildcats Fight For Ball Co-captains—Brenda Smith and Wanda Hinshaw 93 94 Brenda Smith - Rover Annette Cox - Forward Debbie Shelar - Rover senior cagers Barbara Hall - Guard Wanda Hinshaw - Forward Wally Smith - Rover Starters: Shelar, Cox, Hall, Smith, Hathaway and Hinshaw. lady cats unite before fight Hinshaw Shoots Over Opponent. Whatley Shows How To Peel Orange. 95 j.v. wildcats support varsity program L. to R. Ist Row John Nance, Mark Milliner, Barry Wicker, Sonny Isley, Allan Johnson, Dan Routh, Pat Hester. 2nd Row Pat Hedrick—coach, Gregory Siler—manager, Terry Sheppard, Phil Brower, Dean Nixon, Richard Whitaker, Anthony Pugh, Eddie Loman, Reggie Byrd, Kenneth Shoffner, J.D. Millikan—manager. “Toot” Shoffner Pops Wildcat Junior Varsity In Action. 96 Starting Five—Nance, Milliner, Whitaker, Nixon, and Shoffner with Coach Hedrick. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders—Connie Wall, Jeanne Jenkins, Teresa Carmac, Wynell O’Briant, Jonelle Deaton, Dot Campbell, Gloria Hensley. “are you with us... ?”’ Varsity Cheerleaders—Susan Wilson, Sue Brower, Karen Haithcox, Rita Burgess. Marsha Perry, Kaye Parks, Nina Woodell, Ellen O’Briant, Margie Joyce, Anne Watkins, Ann White. a 3 Cheerleaders Lead Pep Rally Fans Support Cheerleaders. 98 Chief Watkins SE BS Bing htoaageasien: Cheerleaders During Reidsville Game Cragin: i na -SHRISTIAS REE, “ ” KA . é wus : � ere ei ot Lio Swale A Vt igen, Paeed —— te yar s fA om “ ah ain ‘ mI os , ee A oe , Any i FA GE. Sy hea km a. : A Cheerleaders’ Masterpiece In Christmas Parade. i Pain 0 ae ga ms ate ae Ke “BR a Ly _ WILDCATS AND NEW BAG= sag hgor So ge ee 99 se ve ENE sophomore class Dean Nixon, President; Sonny Isley, Vice President; Dare Routh, Secre- tary ; Sue Pritchard, Treasurer; Patty Hathaway, Reporter. The SOPHOMORE enters a new atmosphere new activities, new friends. He is challenged by the politics of Greece and Rome, the complexities of an automobile, the dissection of a frog, and exams. The SOPHOMORE develops a personality of his own. 103 sophomores discover new horizons Rhonda Akers Kenneth Allred Morona Allred Kerry Andrews Mike Andrews Richard Bartell Shelia Beck Janice Bell Pete Black Yancey Boger Evelyn Brady Roger Brady Jane Branch Aubrey Brower Phil Brower Sue Brower Jenny Brown Phillip Brown Ronnie Brown Tony Brown Bobby Burgess Phil Burgess Sybil Burgess Freddy Burton Jimmy Butler Reggie Byrd Judy Campbell Roger Campbell Janet Canada Lynn Capps Teresa Carmac Dianne Carraway Brenda Carter Dane Caudle Rebecca Caudle Gary Cheek Hattie Cheek Edward Cheek Zula Cheek Wanda Clapp Diane Coble John Coble 104 Judy Gaddy searches for the unknown. Pam Coble Warren Coble Raeford Coley Linda Cottrell Ann Cox Jimmy Cox Jerry Cox Kenny Cox Leon Cox Wayne Cox Jean Craven Susan Craven Steve Crutchfield Marlene Cummings Debbie Curtis Mike Daniel Mike Davis Paulette Davis Sylvan Davis Brenda Dickens Chris Dorsett Clara Dry Linda Elberson Louise Ellison 105 Carcelia Faulkner Sandi Ferguson Eddie Fields Mike Foust Betty Frazier Keith Frazier James Freeman Judy Gaddy Mike Garner Diane Gates Mike Glasgow Ricky Glass Mercedesdean Glover Sandra Goins Bertha Gray Billy Gray Clifton Green Tom Green David Greene Sharon Greene Wilma Greene Sandra Griffin Steve Grubb Tony Hammer Step 5: Ignition!! 106 Jane Hancock Bruce Harris Hal Harris Peggy Harris Pam Hathaway Patty Hathaway Linda Hayden Louise Hayes Cynthia Headen Cynthia Henson Sarah Herbert Pat Hester Bruce Hicks Larry Hicks Cecil Hill Linda Hilton Frankie Hinshaw Tommy Hoover Deborah Horner Brenda Hudson Doug Hudson Brenda Hughes Jim Hunsucker Sonny Isley Jeanne Jenkins Alan Johnson Darrell Johnson Joe Johnson George Jones Roger Kendrick Bonnie Kennedy Mike Kennedy Allen Kerns Arnold Kidd Judy Kidd Kathy Kinney Ava Kirkman Susan Kirkman William Kivett Pete Lamb Linda Langley Sharon Laughlin 107 108 Delois Leach Earl Lednum Gloria Lednum Kay Lednum Mattie Ledwell Donald Leonard Steve Light Betty Little Ruth Little Eddie Loman James Lusk Paulette Luther Cynthia Macon Tommy Macon Jack Malone Rebecca Maness Kathy Maples Colletta Marley Joanna Marley Marcia Marley Wayne Marshall Dottie Martin Gloria Matthews Teresa Matthews Enthusiasm mounts as J.V.’s look on. Judy McDowell James McNeill Johnny McNeill Steve McPherson Roger McQueen J.D. Millikan Marc Milliner Clara Mitchell Steve Mitchell Joe Moore Nancy Moore John Nance Melinda Nance Dean Nixon Ava O’Briant Kay Parks Brenda Parrish Homer Parrish Janice Patterson Jimmy Pendergraph Francis Penkava Glen Pickard Karen Pierce Kay Powers 109 the antics of sillysophomores Gail Priddy Sue Pritchard Bradford Pugh Brenda Pugh Wanda Pugh Sue Purgason Randy Raymond Greg Reeder Sandra Reynolds Erma Richardson Candy Ridge Gladys Ritter Alice Routh Dan Routh Dare Routh Susan Routh Steve Rumbley George Saunders Jimmy Saunders Lynda Saunders Mark Saunders Phillip Scotton Terry Sheppard Kenneth Shoffner Gregory Siler Nancy Siler Dean Smith Katie Smith Pat Smith Ray Smith Richard Smith Kay Snider Edward Spinks Brenda Staley Harriet Staley Rebecca Staley Steve Stevenson Mark Stout Mike Stout Perry Stout William Stubbs Eileen Teague 110 Larry Thomas Wilma Thomas Steve Traylor Dean Trent Janie Trogdon Ellen Trogdon LuAnn Varner Connie Wall Kenneth Walden Marlene Walden Martha Walden Mitchell Walker Ricky Ward William Watson Caesar Werts Diversion from books makes Sophomore life interesting. Richard Whitaker David White Pat White Barry Wicker Judy Wicker Tony Williamson 111 sophomores look forward to becoming juniors Promoted!!! David Wilson Jerry Wolfe Brenda Wright Eddie Wright Rickie Wright Danny York Kenneth York Tony York Evon Foust Joseph Headen 112 =z 2 aes ZZ Tommy Way, President; Ricky Coble, Vice President; Carol Burgess, Secretary; Virginia Haithcock, Treasurer; Barry Williams, Reporter. junior class Brenda Allen Gary Allen Karen Allen Larry Allen As Juniors quickly discover, much more is involved in-school life than study. The Junior year is a time of awareness of others and a new realization of the need for unity. But realization alone is not sufficient. Co- operation is the foundation of unity which is so vital to the life of a school. 115 Howard Allred Vernon Allred Denise Amick Tony Baxter Dortheia Bowden Magaline Bowden Dianne Brady Jackie Brady Janice Brady Kathy Brady Ike Bottoms Paul Brooks Ann Brower Donald Brown Howard Brown Jerry Brown Renay Brown Anna Bunting Carol Burgess Phillip Burgess Rita Burgess Barbara Burns Delores Burris Teresa Callicutt 116 Debra Campbell Dot Campbell Kathryn Canoy Jerry Carraway Anna Carter Beatrice Cheek Chris Cheek Reggie Cheek Tony Cheek Rhonda Chilton Larry Clay Gail Coble James Coble Kenneth Coble Ricky Coble Buck Coley Peter Coltrane Catherine Cox Daile Cox Gary Cox Melinda Cox Revonda Cox Sara Cox Shirley Cox 17 118 Ronnie Craven Wayne Craven Chris Criscoe Greg Davis Lynn Davis Chris Deaton Jonelle Deaton Danny Doss John Dowdy Karen Edwards Teresa Edwards Jerry Ferguson Cathy Ferree Donald Ferree Jerry Ferree Karen Ferree Faye Flowers Clifton Foust James Gales Judy Garner Sandra Garrison Beth Gatlin Garry Glass Bobby Hackett Virginia Haithcock Laura Hall Lawrence Handy Betty Harrelson Gwen Harris Kandy Hathaway George Headen Martha Hemphill Gloria Hensley Don Herndon Deborah Hiatt Carol Hill Jerry Hollady Joseph Howell Kathryn Humble Donald Hutchens Brenda Isley George Isley Wayne Isley Phyllis Jenkins 119 120 Barbara Johnson Barry Johnson Beth Johnson Sharon Jones Debbie Kennedy Jeanette Kennedy Gail Kennedy Peggy Kidd Raeford Kidd James Kime Ronnie Kime Tina Kinney Gloria Kirkman Lorraine Kirkman Virginia Kirkman Alvin Lambeth Nicky Lanier Dean Lankford James Laughlin Bernard Leonard Carolyn Leonard Allen Lineberry Betty Lineberry Eddie Lineberry Twilla Little Paulette Littleton Peggy Long Mike McAdams Steve McClain Barbara McMahon Gary McMasters Alton McNeill Jimmy McNeill Jason Macon Brenda Maness David Maness Allen Matthews David Meredith Rindia Moore Carolyn Murray Debbie Musselwhite Gary Nance 121 122 Dale Needham Clarice Newell David Nichols Ellen O’Briant Wynell O’Briant Blayne Overman Reid Pell Marsha Perry Linda Pierce Wayne Pless Jerry Pugh Bruce Redmon Karen Reeder Lewis Ritter Gwen Roberts Carrol Roddy Tommy Routh Belinda Sands Mike Scotton Susan Shaw Wid Nance Ann Neal names and faces Tommy Shelton Ronnie Shives Pam Shoemaker Agnes Shoffner Aubrey Smith Diane Smith Franklin Smith Jackie Smith Judy Smith Linda Smith Mike Smith Paul Smith Randy Smith William Smith Sylvia Snider Judy Sowers Wilma Spinks David Staley Dianne Staley Flora Staley 123 124 Gay Nell Staley Judy Staley Robbie Stephens Ricki Stone Nathan Stout Tommy Strickland Melvin Stutts Ann Suggs Helen Swain Beverly Teague Linda Teague Jimmy Trent Sara Trogdon Steve Trogdon Susan Trogdon Bobby Tucker Patsy Vickory Ann Walker Bruce Walker Sue Wallace Michael Ward Nora Watson Tommy Way Kenneth Webster Van Welch Doug Westmoreland Paula Wiles Barry Williams Norma Williams Randy Williams Gary Williamson Susan Wilson Andy White Danny White Brenda Wolfe Nina Woodell Phillip Wright Alan York Ann York Darlene York Larry York Sam York Travis York Harvey Yow juniors achieve unity 125 Alan Pugh, President; Nancy Kuhn, Vice President; Sherry Boyles, Treasurer; Johnny Ward, Secretary; Ann McNeill, Reporter. 126 senior class The Class of ’69, being the first to graduate from Eastern Rand- personalities, and ideas. The combination of these factors has, in olph, represents students of diverse backgrounds united as one turn, aided in the development of the students as individuals. body. These students have brought to Eastern their various beliefs, 127 Stephen Dixon Aldridge Thomas Alton Allen Elizabeth Dianne Allred William Theodore Allred Bruce Neal Amick Charles Carlton Ammen Ann Celeste Brady John Emit Brady III 128 Suzanne Brady Ellen Elaine Brooks Henry Donald Brooks Dawn Eleanor Brown seniors put library facilities to use. Elizabeth Ann Brown Gary Lynn Brown James Brown Michael Lee Brown Teresa Kay Brown Bobbie Ellen Buckner Sandra Emeline Cagle Kathy Diana Cain Joan Ruth Campbell Sylvia Renee Canada Albert Lee Cardwell Franklin Lewis Carper Anita Jean Caudle Ronald Lee Cheek Larry Winford Coble Irene Coleman David Alan Coltrane 130 Joyce Annette Cox Lloyd Douglas Cox Richard Vance Cox Sarah Lou Cox eastern needs a traffic light! David Jackson Craven James Michael Craven David Buel Creason James Ronald Creason Charles Everett Dameron, Jr. David Lynn Daniel Vicki Jane Davidson Frances Louise Dickens 131 Betty Sue Ferguson Eve Tobin Fogleman Audrey Elaine Foust Rebekah Bray Foust Robert Dexter Freeman Marilyn Sue Fesmire Alice Dianne Flannery hunger strikes - Decie Darlene Frye Robah Walter Frye Richard Lowell Garner Brenda Mae Gibson ee 132 SOR th Stneeaconce Larry Ray Glass Larrie William Goins Ss EE Nn i O rs re a ‘ i y mM OV e Arthur Dean Goldston Boyce Erastus Goldston Betty Jo Gray Amy Louise Green Mary Lee Green Gary Lee Haithcock pita take 133 Barbara Ann Hall Ross Weldon Hall Ronald David Hall Karen Malvina Haithcox pop art at Kenneth Edward Headen Claudia Ann Hardin Loretta Sue Highsmith hael Clarence Hemphill 1c M 134 Wanda Millikan Hinshaw John Howard Hooker, Jr. Cecil Eugene Hopkins Raeford Michael Howell eastern Dorothy Sue Hoyle Phillip Blaine Hudson Debra Sharon Hulin Dorothy Josephine Ingram Wanda Paulette Ingram Judith Donne Isley Pamela Faye Jenkins James Larry Johnson 135 bobby Ray William Johnson Stephen Lee Johnson Linda Carol Johnston Michael Vernon Jones Margie Phyllis Joyce Clyde Ethan Kennedy Pamela Gwendolyn Key Kenneth Ray Kime Margie Louise Kimery Martha Ellen Kinney Mitchell Ray Kivett Nancy Rich Kuhn 136 ; ee: ? goes psychedelic. 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Beauty, Charm, and Poise weeks (Many other courses available) Why Attend Asheboro Commercial College? Placement of graduates is near 100 percent. ces Hide! PARISI EST sel. ae There is an atmosphere at the school which makes everyone seem an important part. It is our policy that every student is an individual, with his own personal needs. We have been training people of all ages for business careers since 1949. The College is privately owned, therefore, your being successful is our most important asset. ACCREDITED by the Accrediting Commision for Business Schools as a one-year school of business. APPROVED for the training of Veterans and State Rehabilitation students. YOU ARE WANTED! There is a shortage of qualified girls and men in business and government offices. Asheboro Commercial College 151 North Fayetteville Street Telephone 625-4094 151 The fete ing socks are being brought to you in living color. 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Liberty, North Carolina Siler City Drug Co., Inc. “Presciption Druggists Since 1922” 3 Registered Pharmacists To Serve You Frank G. Brooks Jr. Don Ferguson Jack Brooks Jr. Telephone: 742-2551 or 742-2421 Siler City, North Carolina Twenty-five new lavatories and only one pair of faucet controls? 154 TEXTURED FIBRES, INC. Liberty, North Carolina You Grow in Education We Grow in Industry, Which Is Dependent on Your Growth in Education WE CONGRATULATE YOU! 155 COF CAROLINA OIL FUEL INSTITUTE Pugh Oil Co. Inc. MAIN OFFICE ROUTE 6, Box 203, HIGHWAY 64 EAST ASHEBORO, N. C. 27203 ENERAL TECHNICIANS, INC. PHONES (919) 625-3408 oR 629-9159 ROUTE 6 — HIGHWAY 64 EAST ASHEBORO, NORTH CAROLINA 27203 COFI ASS lalters Oil Co..Inc. FUEL INSTITUTE 320 SOUTH CHATHAM AVE. SILER CITY, N. C. 27344 156 HANCOCK’S OLD FASHION COUNTRY HAM Always ask for Hancock’s at your favorite grocers chain store, or restaurant. Owned by W.L. Hancock Route 1, Franklinville, North Carolina We Ship Anywhere 157 158 LIBERTY DRY CLEANERS Pick-up and delivery service. - Try our Excellent Shirt Service Cleo and Doris Garrett Pugh, OWNERS Phone 622-2844 Compliments of SAM GATLIN’S PLUMBING SERVICE Clark Avenue Franklinville, North Carolina Telephone 824-4183 Asheboro Drug Co. 200 Foust Street Asheboro, North Carolina Telephone - 625-2167 After hours prescriptions call 629-1545 Stevenson’s Texaco Hy % Service you ea TRUST x Route 6, Asheboro, North Carolina Telephone - 625-3652 HEDGECOCK BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. OF ASHEBORO, INC. One Stop Building Suppy Center Asheboro, North Carolina Telephone 625-2195 BRADY’S APPLAINCE CO. General Electric Appliances Furniture for your Living Room Bedroom and Dinette Main Street Ramseur, North Carolina Plants Located In: Altavista, Va. Asheboro, N.C. Central Falls, N.C. Cordova, N.C. Denton, N.C. Dublin, Va. Lean on Klopman for fashion 7 innovation in fabrics Gastonia, N.C. Johnson City, Tenn, Newton, N.C, Ramseur, N.C. Shannon, Ga. Society Hill, S.C. 159 160 Rampon Products, Inc. cenphnenret “The company with a career opportunity for you in the unique field of surgical and support hosiery for men and women.” 718 Industrial Park Avenue Asheboro, North Carolin Franklinville Store GAMBADEUR Inc. Support Stockings Franklinville, North Carolina Compliments of COBLE DAIRY “We Grow By Helping Others Grow” Ramseur North Carolina QUALITY VENEER COMPANY, INC. Manufacturers of Commercial Veneers SUCCESS IS BUILT UPON BACKBONE AND NOT WISHBONE Liberty, North Carolina 161 PEP’S APPLIANCE COMPANY Saale spa OEE .C. WATKINS, JR., OWNER FRIGIDAIRE — RCA — MAYTAG SYLVANIA Phone 824-3342 Ramseur, N.C. 162 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF 1969 DEPENDABLE HOSIERY MILLS, INC. Liberty, North Carolina H. M. TIRE SERVICE GOODYEAR TIRES RECAPPING ESSO PRODUCTS Liberty, North Carolina 163 ACME - McCRARY CORPORATION Ladies’ Seamless Hosiery Ramseur, North Carolina Compliments of Loflin Funeral Home ommy’s Drive Inn Homer L. Loflin, Owner RAMSEUR, NORTH CAROLINA Telephone - 824-2181 Complete Professional Funeral Service 1731 North Fayetteville Street Air-Conditioned Funeral Chapel Asheboro, North Carolina 164 RAMSEUR INTER-LOCK KNITTING COMPANY QUALITY KNIT FABRICS Ramseur, North Carolina Telephone - 824-287] ¥ xe � £1. eal! me , Sp ehmetea gy Gs. we ee oa fe i Scat ee 165 MATT GAY’S WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Toys, Wheel Goods Auto Supplies, Sporting Goods Liberty, North Carolina ECONOMY DRUG CO. Randleman, North Carolina Telephone - 7752 OVER THE WALL! GREGSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY Furniture Manufacturers Liberty, North Carolina 166 E K Auto Sales New -- Used Cars Tel. 742-2521 Hwy. 421 N. SILER CITY, N. C. Buster Edwards Bobby Beavers 742-4930 Bonlee 837-5565 Siler City Lanes Siler City, North Carolina HALL - KNOTT INC. Men ’s and Young Men’s Clothing Ladies’ Sportswear Asheboro, North Carolina Donations Chilton’s Grocery Dessie Needham’s Beauty Shop Johnsie’s Beauty Shop RAMSEUR BEAUTY SHOP Ramseur, North Carolina CUMMINGS FROZEN FOODS Asheboro, North Carolina 167 Crouse’s Shoe Store Shoes for the Entire Family The Most Walked About Shoes in the Country Telephone 622-2860 Liberty, North Carolina W.P. Craven Mrs. H.M. Kivett Craven-Kivett Store Co. Phone 824-2554 Box 248 Ramseur, N.C. 27316 “Where Values Are Higher Than Prices” 168 PELL’S FOOD STORE “Everything For The Table” Phone - 824-2231 P. O. Box 185 Ramseur, North Carolina Johnson’s Inc. Quality Clothing for Men and Boys Manager, BOB LOMAN Liberty North Carolina MADLYN’S SHOE STORE ‘““Famous Brand Shoes” Open Monday - Saturday 9:30 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. Friday 9:30 A.M. - 9:00 P.M. 1525 N. Fayetteville St. Phone 672-0442 Hwy 220 North Asheboro, N.C. Highway 64 MELVIN DEPT. VARIETY STORE 110 South Main Street Randleman, North Carolina 27317 “We Carry Over 5000 Items” King’s American Service 24 Hr. Wrecker Service Tune - Ups Used Cars Auto Parts “We Haul Sand and Stone”’ 824-8039 RAMSEUR AUTO TRACTOR PARTS Main Street Ramseur, North Carolina Phone 824-5981 Ramseur, N.C. Liberty Machinery Company, Inc. Hardware Frididaire Appliances Myers Water Equipment Plumbing and Electrical Supplies Telephone - 622-4701 Liberty, North Carolina TECHNICAL-VOCATIONAL EDUCATION “Train Today For Tomorrow’s Jobs” y . Drawer 1009 Telephone 629-1471 ASHEBORO, NORTH CAROLINA RANDOLPH TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 169 BEAMAN CORPORATION P.O. Box 21687 1046 Westside Drive Greensboro, North Carolina 27420 Phone (919) 275-2521 Branch Offices Richmond, Va. New Orleans, La. Chamblee, Ga. Columbus, Ohio Edgewood, Md. Lexington, Mass. Tampa, Fla. Westchester, Ill. Others METAL FAB by BECO Loflin Funeral Home LIBERTY SAVINGS AND LOAN Interest compounded semi-annually Insured up to $15,000 Liberty, North Carolina Melitta Ak ak to — se—= w w piedede RAMSEUR FLORIST GREENHOUSE 107 Broad St. Ramseur, N.C. 27316 Liberty, North Carolina Phone 824-3900 170 TEAGUE’S CLEANERS Sanitone Dry Cleaning “Nothing Else Gets Your Clothes as Clean.” Liberty, North Carolina John W. Ward Jr. Insurance Agent Notary Public Real Estate Builder Telephone: 622-2231 Liberty, North Carolina MANN’S DEPENDALE DRUG STORE No. 2 Highway 64 Asheboro, North Carolina Compliments of Laughlin Hosiery Mills, Inc. Manufacturers of LADIES SEAMLESS HOSIERY Randleman, North Carolina LIBERTY GULF SERVICE Owned by JAMES BLACK Liberty, North Carolina LIBERTY DAIRY BAR Ice Cream - Milk Shakes - Sandwiches Telephone 622-2847 Open Tuesday thru Sunday Liberty, North Carolina 171 Blue Mist and Liberty Drive-In CURTIS THEATRE Liberty, North Carolina LALLY 4 SILER CITY DRIVE IN THEATRE ORIVE-IN| Siler City, North Carolina LOWE ROUTH OIL COMPANY Complete Line of Sinclair Products Goodyear Tires and Batteries Day Phone - 622-2350 Night Phone - 622-2590 or 622-4355 Liberty, North Carolina RANDOLPH MILLS, INC. Franklinville North Carolina bi2 BILL’S BARBER SHOP Liberty, North Carolina Asheboro, N.C. Ramseur, N.C. Randleman, N.C. Denton, N.C. ASHEBORO DOG N’ SUDS No. 1 - 1310 South Fayetteville St. Pizza Pie - Texas Burger - Cony Dog No. 2 - 1011 North Fayetteville St. Spaghetti Dinners - Humdingers - Roast Beet BROWNIE-LU DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT Breakfast - Vegetable Plates - Short Orders Home Made Pies and Cobblers - Milk-Shakes Soft Drinks Dining Room or Curb Service Highway 421 Siler City, North Carolina LIBERTY OIL COMPANY BOB EDWARDS, Distributor Dial 622-4393 Liberty, North Carolina . ©. MOORE SONS, INC. JAMES B. BROWER INSURANCE “We stand between you and loss! AUTO, FIRE, and CASUALITY INSURANCE Telephone - 622-4960 Liberty, N.C. 173 HARDIN’S FLORIST GIFT SHOP “We grow the flowers we use.” Col | ; ns A j k man Telephone 622-2218 Liberty, North Carolina Siler City, North Carolina 27344 GANT ELECTRIC COMPANY WE Electrical Contracting - Lighting Fixtures produce textiles for Electric Heat Installation consumer and industry. Telephone - 824-8311 Ramseur, North Carolina Holt’s AMERICAN SERVICENTER COLERIDGE GROCERY AND SERVICE Owned by Alton Gray Coleridge, North Carolina AMERICAN Sill 4 L L1 HOUR CLEANERS Telephone 622-4396 Box 687 1707 N. Fayetteville St. Liberty, North Carolina Phone 625-3971 1133 S. Fayetteville St. Phone 629-3637 174 BILL’S ESSO SERVICE Highway 64 East Asheboro, North Carolina Compliments of WHITNEY RESTAURANT RAMSEUR CLEANERS Dial 824-2141 Ramseur, North Carolina GOOCH’S 5¢ 10¢ STORE Ramseur, North Carolina STEED TEXACO SERVICE North Fayetteville Street Asheboro, North Carolina Phone 824-3374 ALLEN H. LEONARD, INSURANCE Complete Coverage 307 Liberty Street Allen Leonard, Agent Ramseur, N.C. KEARNS SERVICE DRUG INC. 803 West Salisbury Street Asheboro, North Carolina TOWN COUNTRY FURNITURE CO. 613 North Fayetteville Street Asheboro, North Carolina LITTLE VILLAGE DRESS SHOP Telephone - 873-2833 Seagrove, North Carolina AUMAN BROTHERS FEED SEED STORE 1922 South Fayetteville Street Asheboro, North Carolina Kirkman’s Concrete And Septic Tank Co. And Service Telephone 824-5054 Franklinville, North Carolina 175 176 MURRAY’S RESTAURANT Ramseur, North Carolina STARLITE BEAUTY SALON STONE SHOE INC, Asheboro, North Carolina SAUNDER’S BARBER SHOP GARRETT’S FLORIST ROSE’S STORES INC. 133 Sunset Avenue Asheboro, North Carolina FIRST UNION NATIONAL MASON’S SINCLAIR SERVICE Route 1, Asheboro, North Carolina GRIMES JEWELRY COMPANY Asheboro, North Carolina ASHEBORO CONCRETE PRODUCTS CO. South Fayetteville Ext. Asheboro, North Ca rolina RANDOLPH DRIVE INN WELFORD HARRIS FORD, INC. 134 E. Raliegh St. Siler City, North Carolina LADY’S BEAUTY SHOP FRANKLINVILLE SODA SHOP Franklinville, North Carolina FRANKLINVILLE BARBER SHOP C C FOOD CENTER Franklinville, North Carolina Highway 64 Asheboro, North Carolina “We sell close to cost to save you cash.” BOST NEAKWEAR COMPANY Asheboro, North Carolina PHILLIPS AUTO SALES INC. DIXIE BURGER Asheboro, North Carolina East Dixie Drive Asheboro, North Carolina H K GULF SERVICE STATION Phone: 824-8032 See eee: Asheboro, North Carolina MEMORY’S DRESS SHOP AMICK REPAIR SHOP 107 North Main Street Franklinville, North Carolina Randleman, North Carolina HACKETT’S BARBER SHOP HOLIDAY BOWL, INC. pera Climax, North Carolina Asheboro, North Carolina J.C. OVERMAN FURNITURE COMPANY “The House of Quality Furniture” 2. eee = ALLSHEER HOSIERY Phone 622-4981 Liberty, N.C. Liberty, North Carolina BAKER LIMESTONE COMPANY Siler City, North Carolina DELKS FLORIST GREENHOUSES 1825 Raleigh Road Phone 625-5525 FLORIST GIFT SHOP 314.N. Fayetteville St. Ph. 629-9797 Asheboro, N.C. 27203 DELK HOME GARDEN CENTER 1827 Raleigh Rd. Asheboro, N.C. Phone 629-9650 SILER CITY HARDWARE INC. ee oeeth h bath Siler City, North Carolina Open Class rooms ee through bathrooms RANDOLPH SERVICE STATION THE BIG DEAL Route | RC cumIN OCU role Asheboro, North Carolina JITTER BURGER B.B. WALKER SHOE CO. Randleman, North Carolina ECONOMY DRY CLEANING CO. Drawer 1167 Asheboro, North Carolina 27203 . Phone (919) 629-1411 Randleman, North Carolina CHATHAM REXALL DRUGS RAMSEUR BARBER SHOP Siler City, North Carolina Ramseur, North Carolina HOP’S BAR-B-QUE EST HER BROWN’S GROCERY Asheboro, North Carolina Coleridge, North Carolina “If It’s Bar-B-Que, It’s HOP’S 178 Compliments of JORDAN’S SHEET METAL PLUMBING CO. Telephone - 672-0371 1540 North Fayetteville Street Asheboro, North Carolina GILBERT TIRE SERVICE Farm and Road Service Recapping and Repairs Liberty, North Carolina Blake Home Builders Inc. Liberty, North Carolina Congratulations to the Class of 69. HOWARD BRADY OIL COMPANY “Wanted: Customers, no experience needed.” Ramseur, North Carolina MOORE’S GMC TRUCK INC. Sales and Service Bear Wheel Alignment P.O. Box 315 Ramseur, North Carolina Phone 824-294] Compliments of JOHNY’S PLACE Liberty, North Carolina SWAIM BROTHERS Tire and Recapping Service Highways 421 and 49 Liberty, North Carolina Phone 622-2332 179 180 Compliments of CANNADAY iygeta7 INC. Liberty, North Carolina Supporters of the Wildcats! links staff Co-editors: Eve Fogleman Business Manager: John Lovett Subscription Manager: Advisors: Mrs. C. E. 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