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

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History Club Breaks Into Three Divisions 1 Seated: D. Wilson, pres.; R. Price, V. pres.; D. Smith, sec.; J. Rumbley, treas.; Row 1: B. Johnson, A. Shoffner, L. Leonard, J. Leonard, S. Needham, V. Cox; Row 2: C. Brown, S. Kimery, S. Ward, K. Burgess, C. Hall, D. Kinney, P. Head- en, K. Martin; Row 3: M. Moore, R. Parrish, R. Thomas, W. Spencer, W. Bray, J. Staley, S. Cox, E. Watson, L. Brooks; Row 4: R. Fields, E. Bridges, B. Ward, B. Ellis, R. Hall, F. Burton, T. Coley, J. Gant, W. Caudle, G. Dark, K. Day, M. McMasters. 2 Seated: R. Younts, pres.; D. White, v. pres.; A. Williams, sec.; M. Wolfe, treas.; Row 1: Mr. York, C. Boger, G. Smith, R. Craven, B. Overman, A. Thomas; Row 2: J. Johnson, M. Staley, A. Roberts, J. Butler, T. Cox, J. McNeil, M. Davis, J. Coley; Row 3: P. Lineberry, EK. Lednum, S. Hop- kins, A. Kerns, R. Craven, C. Barker, C. Macon, J. Hogan. 3 Seated: Mr. Humphery, J. Brown, pres.; S. Young, sec.; B. Wicker, v. pres.; D. Craven, treas. (not pictured). Row 1: R. Patterson, S. Jones, B. Hooker, L. Wolfe, S. Hiatt, L. Owens, A. Trogdon, P. Millikan; Row 2: J. Howell, E. Briges, G. Hammer, V. Siler, V. Staley, S. Craven, A. Kidd, R. Traylor; Row 3: T. Cox, C. York, C. Walker, V. Jennings, R. Webster, C. Gladden, M. Brown, T. Bray, A. Davis, S. Roberts, D. King; Row 4: S. Jones, S. Rumbley, W. Morton, R. Raymond, A. Johnson, W. Gurgess, R. Matthews, H. Brown, E. Headen, C. Siler, A. Stubbs, D. Caudle. Activities 91

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Health Careers “Carried Away” With First Aid Prospective doctors, nurses, technicians and other interested students profit from the Health Careers’ varied program of activities. This year the club members were informed about the function of a hospital through a film presented by Jack Ellis, administrator of Ran- dolph Hospital. They participated in Project Christ- mas Spirit by carolling and taking favors to the ladies at Free Trinity Rest Home, and by sending supplies to Dorothea Dix Hospital. Additional club plans for this year included the sponsoring of a cancer clinic for Eastern girls and their mothers. 1 Officers: (L-R): Janie Trogdon, Pres.; ambulance attendant; Ann Cox, V. Pres.; ambulance attendant; Wanda Pugh, Treas.; Susan Martin, Hist. 2 Seated: W. Boger, Row 1: J. Trogdon, Mrs. L. Gales, J. Brown, L. Gibson, G. Lawson, C. Greene, C. Dorsett, J. Davis, L. Langley, G. Plummer, S. Shoffner, H. Staley, K. Andrews, B. Staley, A. Cox, R. Smith, W. Pugh, S. Martin. 90 Activities

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Key Club Works To Improve Parking Lot The Key Club is a service club designed to help young men develop good citizenship. To become a member the student must have an academic average of 80 and display good citizenship. The organization is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. The officers represent the Eastern Randolph Chap- ter at local Kiwanis Club meetings and attend annual district meetings. At Eastern, the Key Club’s primary goal is to improve the student park- ing lot. 1 Row 1: John Hester, Eddie Stevenson, Tim Cox, Chris : Frazier, Steve McAdams, Edward Hammer; Row 2: Mr. te Hl) King, sponsor, Greg Smith, Arnold Roberts, Wayne Bur- ae 4 wc nc me gess, Doug Langley, Jimmy Butler, Randy Hall, Stan é as Brown; Row 3: David White, Pat Hester, Ronald Williams, Gary Smith, Berns Stutts, Ricky Ward, Andy Kirkman; Row 4: Sonny Isley, Glen Pickard, Danny Prestwood, Wayne Spenser, Craig Macon, Wayne Smith, Chuck Kuhn; Row 5: Eddie Loman, Phil Brower, William Watson, Dean Nixon, Barry Ellis, Allen Kerns, Mark Davis, Rodney Kerns, Mi- chael Allen. 2 Officers: (L-R) Phil Brower, Treas.; Sonny Isley, Pres.; Pat Hester, Sec.; Eddie Loman, V. Pres. ' a 92 Academics