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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1972 volume:

Ramseur, Of = AP om: o = (ee Vo eo “SC To Everyth And A Time To Every Purpose Under Heaven ‘ a fF % ca ” bet a - $ ¥ 4% “ “$a ? if 2 4 0 3 ‘ 2 % a $A b A bs x “ 3 E 4 a a TOUR ie IGS a Take a snooze in Advanced Biol- ogy and become a specimen: get an A+ for active involvement. Take extra turn. You worked hard all week to get Miss Spirit, and find you lose by a tail. Go back 1 space. Term Pa : Pers: Your typj charges You $1.50 a ees money o 2 — Lose turn. Y On page Instructions For 0-800 players (ages 14-18, with exceptions). Object — to graduate. To move — add your locker number to your class rank and divide the total by the last number in your car registration — or toss a coin — heads, move one space; tails, move two... Each player has one credit — Everybody passes Biolo- gy first time around! JSS USES UIC eI 50 through lunch line. When you set to cashier, discover you have only 39 cents. Lose 1 turn. Parking Lot Dilemma: Hit teacher’s car with Daddy’s cadillac. Lose car sticker and go back two spaces. A New School Year Begins _,. Close Elections, Careers Day, Magazine Sales 1. Barry Ellis delivers a campaign speech for senior class president as the other candidates look on. 2. Students Bill Allen and David Cox rap with College Careers Day representative. 3. “Grandpa” Gardner delivers a lively sales talk to the junior class on the school magazine sale project. 12 Student Life Deep River Players Present First Production... Spoon River The presentation of Spoon River Anthology brought a new dimension to Eastern and marked the beginning of the PTSA. 2. Advisory Board members, Jessie Martin and Marshall Cox, speak with teachers Taylor, Williams, and Davis at an Advisory Board—sponsored tea. Student Life 13 urriculum Change ncludes Five New Courses 1. The “Introduction to Textiles’ course is sponsored by the Tex- tile Industry of Randolph County and the county and state Boards of Education. Mr. William Carter teaches topics ranging from the early history of textiles to how to find a job and keep it. 2. Kathy King and Ann Trogdon demonstrate skills acquired in Child Care and Interior Design taught by Mrs. Helen Macaulay. 14 Student Life BSS 16 Student Life Spirit Week at Eastern was a time when students could express loy- alty to their school and team. A bon- fire and pep rally at the home of Beth Phillips brought enthusiasm to a peak the night before the big game. Homecoming was October 8, and the Wildcats lost a hard fought conference game to East Davidson, 18-0. But the game wasn’t the only event of the evening. After a week of speculation, the Homecoming Court was announced. Due to prob- lems concerning the selection of these girls, this year’s court was rather large. Enthusiasm was not dampened, however, when the 35 girls were introduced by Master of Ceremonies, Parks Allen. Wanda Carter was crowned Homecoming Queen by the 1970 Queen, Sue Brower. BPM ELLE oo = t Homecoming Queen Wanda Carter shows interest in many outside activities. Student Life 17 Homecoming 1971-’72—Out of the Ordinary Second Runner-Up First Runner-Up Barbara Jamieson Dee Stout RTT Queen Wanda Carter Airs S Sophomore Attendant Junior Attendant Pam Willenborg Sarah Shoffner 18 Student Life Senior Court Carol King Sherry Young Reca Reynolds Ruth Patterson Sandra Jones Donna Walters Debbie Routh Beth Phillips Jean Johnson Junior Sophomore Court FRONT ROW (L-R): Teresa Meredith, Sarah Shoffner, Denise Foust, Sherry Brower, Tina Jones, Susan Shoffner. SECOND ROW: Vicky Young, Vanessa Coble, Beverly Willenborg, Pam Willenborg, Brookie Ferguson, Sherry Brown, Pam Carter, Charlotte Matthews. BACK ROW: Wanda Allred, Lynn Purgason, Jan Smith, Bobsie Presnell, Alice Brown. Student Life 19 Students Become Ecology Conscious Students got involved in the “ecology movement” and found out that cleaning up their envi- ronment isn’t always such hard work. In December the Student Council’s ‘Save Your Can’ cam- paign netted a grand total of 4,000 cans which were carried to a Greensboro re-cycling plant. Extra reward, in the form of class parties, went to the homerooms with the largest accumulation. ¢ THe FIRST IN Your Ast TO RECYCLE Yoor ¢ © 20 Student Life Beta Puts It All Together With Initiation... Talent 1 ¢ o UTOMIMS 5 5 RRC —— Student Life 21 Student Council Launches Project Christmas Spirit, spon- sored annually by the Student Coun- cil, is the contribution of all home- rooms to underprivileged children. Clothing, food, and toys to be dis- tributed by the Welfare Department were collected on Friday before the holidays. A special program of carols provided by the chorus was short- ened by a surprise visit from Santa Claus. Santa, who resembled East- ern’s own Mr. Hooker, arrived at the assembly with his bag of candy and was soon mobbed by the students. Christmas Spirit Science Fair Entertains PTSA An academic highlight of each year is the Science Fair, a display of individual projects by students in the Science Department. The over-all winner was “Pollution Affects A Habitat—Deep River,’ by Wanda and Calvin Boger. This was a study on the effect pollution has had in deoxygenating the water of Deep River. All projects were exhibited after the February PTSA meeting. = MOTION WITH SOUND f 1. Students were on hand to explain projects. 2. Projects of varying themes were found in the multi-purpose room. 3. Photography and electronics made up this winner. 4. “Zone Electrophoresis” won first place in Physical Science. 5. Paula Hogan and Vicky Young demonstrate hand-clapping switch. Voter Registration Promoted By Student Council pists Phe OPEN OU FRALEY Pow Ph: «® TTD Princes Sod Seats Basssed F lewsboss Se Sens 24 Student Life Field Trip Highlights Aerospace Course On April 18, seventy-two members of the aerospace classes visited Pied- mont Aviation at Smith-Reynolds Airport in Winston-Salem. Orienta- tion was held aboard a Boeing 737 jet, which then circled piedmont North Carolina with the students. During the flight all students visited the flight deck. After landing there were tours of the machine shops and the Aerospace Institute at Smith- Reynolds. Student Life 25 The Spring Art Exhibit, which represented the work of about a hundred of Mrs. Dameron’s art stu- dents, was shown on May 4 after the PTSA meeting. The multi-purpose room provided a gallery setting for this display featuring a variety of media from a mobile of mosaics. The crafts area was also represented with rug making, macrame, sculp- ture, and pottery. 28 Student Life Student Life 29 pring Is... A Young Man’s Fancy... Fresh Air... Windy Days. .. Flowers... and Barefeet 30 Student Life , mh SN Student Life 31 1. Beta’s anxiously await the bus. 2. ER wins first prize talent competition. Betas Win State Talent Competition At Convention Eastern’s Betas attended the State Convention in Raleigh, April 14-15, and brought back a first-place trophy in the State talent competi- tion. All twenty-two members at- tending the Convention either sang or spoke in presentation based on the theme of brotherhood. The group had recently won first place in the district competition for the same presentation. The Betas seemed to have had a great time and their victory gave them even more cause for celebration. 32 Student Life Child Care Students Become Young Teachers _ Child Care students got first-hand __— experience in working with children “wm = as they went to Ramseur School every other day during the regularly scheduled class. They worked with the children in games, songs, studies, and crafts. The purpose of this pro- gram was to allow students to observe child behavior and compare their growth rates. oe 1. Rita Smith and Sheila Kimrey help at Ramseur Elementary. 2. Susie Pugh and Pat Scott help Ramseur students with their math. ee i Sa Student Life 33 Twenty Students Become Secretaries For A Day Office Practice students learned by doing when they were sent out to various businesses in our area to act as “secretaries for a day.”” The girls assisted and observed regular office workers in their duties of fil- ing, typing, payroll procedures. and telephone communications. Fach student submitted a written summary of their learning experi- ences to be applied to their course evaluations. New Idea: Freshman Orientation Ninth graders from the five com- munities visited our school to learn their way around and become ac- quainted with the courses offered. Bob Matheson Speaks At Athletic Banquet Student Life 35 “Moonlight And Roses” Prom Honors Seniors ABOVE: Barbara Jamieson accepts roses. The big social event of the year was May 5 when the juniors honored the seniors with a “Moonlight and Roses” prom. The prom was the cul- mination of many weeks of hard work and supposedly secret plans by the juniors. Music provided by the Circuit Ryders kept the long dresses flying. During the festivities Randy Matthews and_ Barbara Jamieson were honored as the Class of 1973’s favorite seniors. 36 Student Life Randy Matthews receives trophy. BELOW Bea eliitlasinypies i oa ee : i Student Life 37 The “Commandos” Play For Sophomore Prom 38 Student Life “We've Only Just Begun” was quite an appropriate theme for the Sophomore prom. On May 12 the cafeteria was transformed into a ballroom decorated with huge flowers. Sophomores crowded the dance floor and “expressed them- selves” to the vibrations of the “Commandos”. i iseapiieaieee® Ds Lise i Bae, oe ‘N Student Life 39 Council Officers Are Elected in May After a busy week of campaigning, Student Council officer elections took place on Friday, May 19. The trend toward close elections prevailed once again at Eastern with run-offs for two. offices, president and_ vice-president. Chris Stout was unapposed for secretary. Vicky Young won the treasurer’s position. The final tallies were not so close with Gary Dark winning president and Teresa Meredith, vice president. Junior and senior homeroom representatives were also elected. 1. Gary Dark prepares for elections. 2. Linda Gibson gives a lively campaign. 3. Joel Stephens speaks to Juniors. 40 Student Life As The Year Ends The Gym Begins To Take Form iy 2 a a AS Student Life 41 ABOVE: (L-R) Barbara Jamieson, V.-Pres., Dee Stout, Pres., Linda Gibson, Sec., Beth Phillips, Treas. BELOW: (L-R) FRONT ROW: Pam Carter, Sarah Shoffner, Sherry Brower, Janet Nixon, Kim McQueen, Dee Stout, Jean John- son, Barbara Jamieson, Gail Smith, Beth Phillips, Linda Gibson. SECOND ROW: Danny Duggins, Kathy Caviness, Faylene Whitehead, Teresa Meredith, Karen Routh, Sharon Wright, Carol King, Ruth Patterson, Nancy Shoffner, Cheryl Ward, Beverly Cox, Cindy Allred, Merita Wright, Teresa Buckner. THIRD ROW: Dillon Culbreth, Mike Smith, Scott Caudle, Mark Allen, Joel Stephens, Gordon Owen, Rodney Kerns, Jeff Allred, Gary Dark; Mr. King, Sponsor. =—AZCOQ AzZz™o0CRHMH Council Raises Questions The Student Council is composed of homeroom representatives, class Black Representatives, class presi- dents, and the council’s officers. This year’s council sponsored along with Homecoming, College Careers Day, and Project Christmas Spirit, an environment clean-up project, a Valentine dance, a voter registra- tion drive, and a school spirit com- petition. The council’s constitution states its purpose as: “. . . in order to establish a workable student govern- ment, to grant the students of this school a greater voice in many affairs directly affecting their school lives, and to broaden the democratic idea of representative government... « Success and Failure Student Life 43 Outstanding VEKenas JESSIE MATTHEWS RANDY HALL 44 Student Life Seniors BENE PHILELPS PARKS ALLEN Student Life 45 Outstanding RICKY GIBSON DEE STOUT ee ee BILL ALLEN VICKIE COOK 46 Student Life Senio Lr BARBARA JAMIESON RANDY MATTHEWS Student Life 47 DEBBIE COX REBECCA ALBRIGHT 48 Student Life Seniors Cec. WANDA BOGER MARGARET HAYES SHARON WRIGHT MIKE ALLEN Student Life 49 MOREHEAD SCHOLARSHIP NOMINEE Rodney Kerns — LINKS AWARD Chris Frazier 50 Studént Life GOVERNOR’S SCHOOL CANDIDATE Dillon Culbreth COUNTER-CLOCKWISE: Steve Coble, Jim Weaver, Gary Smith, Linda Gibson, Beth Philips, Margaret Hayes, Sarah Shoffner, Paula Hogan, Jean Johnson, Gina Lawson, Wanda Boger, Barbara Jamieson, Jane Coble, Randy Hall, Mike Allen, Bill Allen, David York, Rodney Kerns, Mark Allen. NOT PICTURED: Dee Stout. Student Life 51 Awards Day Recognizes Individual Accomplishment Aerospace — David York Bricklaying — Johnie Staley Business Education — Judy Coble Carpentry — Bob Brown Construction Ind. — Reece Wright English — Dee Stout French — Martha York Spanish — Ricky Freeman Health and PE — Ricky Scotton ICT — Vivian Siler LINKS — Chris Frazier Math — Rodney Kerns Music — Sharon Wright ECHO — Kathy Martin and Sandra Cox Science — Wanda Boger Social Studies — Wanda Boger US History — Linda Gibson Voc. Agriculture — Ricky Gibson Voc. Home Economics — Vickie Cook Cheerleader — Beth Phillips Library — Ann Trogdon School Bus Driver — Ronald Williams Typing | — Carolyn Walker Typing Il — Kelly York Sports Awards Most Valuable Player Football — Randy Matthews Basketball — Harvey Brown, Becky Albright Baseball — Eddie Stevenson Sportsmanship Football — Rodney Kerns Basketball — Roger Price, Debbie Cox Baseball — Andy Kirkman Best All-Around Athlete — Harvey Brown ABOVE: Gary Smith won a $500 scholarship from Liberty First Methodist Church. 52 Student Life Twenty-One Honor Graduates Are Selected ig anos BELOW: FIRST ROW (L-R) Marie Wilson, Joy Hudson, Brenda Johnson, Anita Williams, Beth Phillips, Barbara Jamieson, Jean Johnson. SECOND ROW: Debbie Cox, Wanda Boger, Dee Stout, Margaret Hayes, Debra Smith, Martha York, Parks Allen. THIRD ROW: Reid Craven, Jim Weaver, Mike Allen, Randy Hall, Perry Conner, Gary Smith, Bill Allen. NOT PICTURED: Rodney Kerns, Donna Walters. ieee y Leip: las Student Life 53 54 Student Life Eastern Has 224 Graduating Seniors BACCALAUREATE SERVICE 28 May, 1972 - 6:00 P.M. PRELUDE PUROCESSIONAL (= LAG i ois igh oe ee a8 oie be Handel I EMI cee re ee Is alae gp 6 O48 Gos Barbara Jamieson find BS 9) Sire NA ee ieee le ao a em a Pe par ramiee. Sharon Wright “This Is My Father’s World”... . . SAS i presto Shae Congregation and Chorus HYMN: This is my Father’s world, And to my list’ning ears, All nature sings, and round me rings The music of the spheres. This is my Father’s world, I rest me in the thought Of rocks and trees, of skies and seas; His hand the wonders wrought. This is my Father’s world, The birds their carols raise, The morning light, the lily white, Declare their Maker’s praise. This is my Father’s world, He shines in all that’s fair; In rustling grass I hear Him pass; He speaks to me ev’ry where. NA ie a Liye Saal aks b waa CER en Le ho oan Beth Phillips ANTHEM — “Ode To Joy”..:..Chorus.........0.5..000 00000. Beethoven “Which Way America” ....Chorus.................. Simeone IN ERODUCTION OF: SPEAKER 5525 ce eo Sas old Sos grb ew aed BACCALAUREATE SERMON ................. Reverend Mitchell Murrow One Little Candle’) =. 32. Chorus 2.0.4 es bie eee ce ees Masels Roach BENEDICTION ........ Mas SRM gh hay oo pene RSE SRA Gary Smith RECESSIONAL — “Cujus Animum” ..................0.0.00005 Rossini (Audience Seated) COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES 1 June, 1972 - 6:00 P.M. PROCESSIONAL .......... “Pomp and Circumstance” ............. Elgar INVOCATION .......6- 2.2200 epee heehee oe. Randy Hall WELCOME © o.ns cc oe ee hanes ee Ge ee Sharon Wright “We’ve Only Just Begun’”’....Chorus......................... Simeone HONORS «22 h.05, S20 SS ee Pe a ee es ss Wanda Boger SENIOR GIFT TO SCHOOL ................-..--+.--+-+-+-+-+- Wanda Carter SPEAKERS bead abide + ico eects ass JER Aer Margaret Hayes, Rodney Kerns PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS ...........--..--. W. J. Taylor, Principal Jean Johnson and Brenda Johnson ............ Readers “The Battle Hymn of the Republic” . . . . Chorus . . weeeeeeeeses Ringwald BENEDICTION }.25 ) oe00 3 eed ae he ee ee ne ee Siout RECESSIONAL .......... “Pomp and Circumstance” .............. Elgar (Audience Seated) CLASS OFFICERS President .................... Sharon Wright Vice-President ................. Chris Frazier Secretary .................. Janice Rumbley Treasurer ....................- Wanda Carter CLASS MOTTO Look not back in anger, nor forward in fear, but around in awareness. CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWERS Blue and Yellow White Rose MASCOTS Ann Marie Staley - Eric Routh a Student Life 55 56 Student Life Graduation Brings Mixed Emotions aon hae Student Life 57 ATHLETICS ATHLET! ATHLETICS ATHLET! ATHLETICS ATHLET! ATHLETICS ATHLET! ATHLETICS ATHLET! ATHLETICS ATHLETI Athletics... TRACK TEAM — FIRST ROW (L-R): Coach Cockman, Harvey Brown, Tip Brooks, Bo Brooks, Joe Leonard, Coach Humphrey. SECOND ROW (L-R): Cal- vin Barker, Eddie Shelar, Billy Scotton, Dal Trogdon. Up, up, and away! Athletics 59 OS Varsity Cheerleaders: FRONT ROW (L-R): Wanda Allred, Sherry Brower. SECOND ROW: Barbara Jamieson, Kathy Caviness. BACK ROW: Alice Brown, Judy Elrod, Valerie Hogan. 60 Athletics Sc Wildcats defensive unit on the prowl. Sherry Brower boosts Wildcats morale. Between defensive players Price takes a shot. Eddie Stevenson hurls for a strike. Brown leaps over defenders for basket. _.. A Desire To Work As A Team In The Brooks fights for yardage. 62 Athletics Price steps up for two. T. Brooks outruns opponent. Short Time We Have Baseball team loosens up before practice. Senior Players Hea Edward Hammer — Line Backer Jerry Gantt — Defensive Guard Randy Matthews — Fullback Doug Howey — Tackle 4 Up Football Team Mit Brown — Tackle Alan McKinnon — Guard Rodney Kerns — Quarter Back, End Becky Williams — Mascot Cats Have Bright Tip Brooks, Edward Hammer, Rodney Kerns, Mit Brown, Doug Howey, Randy Matthews, Alan McKinnon, Jerry Gantt, Ronald Williams, Bo Brooks, David King, Conrad Butler, Andy Kirkman, Eddie Shelar, Charles Carter, Walter McCaskil, Steve Saunders, Tim King, Marshall Cox, Terry Wall, Monte Caviness, Calvin Barker, Gary Mason, Julius McCaskill, Jackie Brady, Mitchell Hogan. Each week after every game, the football team votes on an outstanding player who showed the most desire and hustle during the previous game. Future Under New Rodney Kerns strives for touchdown. “Dr. Barden” helps Conrad Butler with a broken arm during a heavy game. Athletics 67 Brown Makes All-Conference Cats jump off to a good start. Brown eyes two! BACK ROW (L-R): Andrew Marley, Harvey Brown, Roger Price, Roger Spinks, Patterson Lineberry, Coach Spencer. FRONT ROW (L-R): Gary Mason, Freddie Lucas, James Cheek, Pete Headen, Earnel Watson, Leonard Lucas. Cats Come In Third Co-Captains: Roger Price, Pete Headen. Andrew Marley takes an easy shot. And the score goes up another notch. LL ATs te ss ei EE HLTA Lady Wildcats Have SEATED (L-R): Linda Gibson, Gail Smith, Becky Albright, Brenda Johnson, Doris Dickens, Tina Jones, Debbie Scott. KNEELING (L-R): Ann Foster, Debbie Cox, Freda Snider, Merita Wright, Phyllis Murray, Rosemary Patterson, Dottie Hill. STANDING (L-R): Coach Brower, Becky Williams, Wildcat— Coach Todd. Don’t just stand there... do something! Successful Season ) ) Co-Captains: Becky Albright and Brenda Johnson. Mr. Todd and Mr. Brower show the Lady Wildcats a good year. Zh Cheerleaders Have Go Power Sherry Brower, Alice Brown, Wanda Carter, Valerie Hogan, Judy Elrod (chief), Barbara Jamieson, Beth Phillips (co-chief), Kathy Caviness, Wanda Allred. Vanessa Coble (chief), Becky Williams (wildcat), Teresa Brown (co-chief), Pam Carter, Cynthia Hogan, Cathy Watkins, Kim McQueen, Lynn Redden. 1. David King 2. Bo Brooks 3. Jimmy Staley 4. Tip Brooks Athletics 73 Young Team Lacks Now here’s what we’ve got todo... Eddie Stevenson anticipates hit. Close but not close enough. Mi a ‘ : q sit 2 she : we i a % a EXPenenGe... Baseball team dragging the line. Stevenson gets ready. FIRST ROW (L-R): Coach Barden, Jesse Coley, Andy Kirkman, Steve Saunders, Tommy Bray, Tim Lednum, Tip Brooks. SECOND ROW (L-R): Tyrone Brooks, Thomas Coward, Wade George, James Spinks, Rodney Kerns, Tony Fogleman, Ricky Kivett, Ronnie Player, (Not Pict.) Mitchell Hogan, Eddie Stevenson, Jeff Hoover, Parker Taylor. Athletics 75 Baseball team takes five. Cats break out for another inning. Cats trying to keep opponent from scoring. CLUBS CLUBS CLUBS CLUB. CLUBS CLUBS CLUBS CLUB. CLUBS CLUBS CLUBS CLUB. CLUBS CLUBS CLUBS CLUB. CLUBS CLUBS CLUBS CLUB. CLUBS CLUBS CLUBS CLUB: Dusty Dameron—Pres. Rodney Foxx—V. Pres. Donna Walters—Treas. Becky Williams—Sec. Beta “Images” Win First-Place District And State Talent Awards Pres.—Parks Allen V. Pres.—Rodney Kerns Sec.—Margaret Hayes Corr. Sec.—Wanda Boger Treas.—Debra Smith Bill Allen Mark Allen Michael Allen Parks Allen Wanda Boger Joyce Browne Jane Coble Steve Coble Sammy Cox Chris Frazier Ricky Freeman Linda Gibson David Green J. B. Griffith Randy Hall Margaret Hayes Paula Hogan Joy Hudson Barbara Jamieson Jean Johnson Rodney Kerns Doug Langley Gina Lawson Gorden Owen Beth Phillips Sarah Shoffner Debra Smith Gary Smith Jan Smith Chris Stout Dee Stout Steve Thompson Carolyn Walker Jim Weaver David York Martha York Clubs 79 Strategy Prevails In Chess Club rh nireow | bat. | ee Ge f. he Pres.—Alan McKinnon V. Pres.—Marshall Cox Sec.—Julius McCaskill Treas.—Jackie Brady Sang Jeff Allred Mark Bottoms Jackie Brady Ted Cannaday Scott Caudle Marshall Cox Reid Craven Mike Davis David Deaton Ronnie Fields Ricky Freeman Tim Gantt Charles Gregson Randy Hall Bill Hardin Brad Hemphill Rodney Kerns Phil Langley Tim Lednum Michael Lowe Julius McCaskill Alan McKinnon Eugene Millikan Rogenia Pack Robert Reynolds Tim Routh John Scotton Cyrus Shoffner Ray Swift Franklin White 80 Clubs V. Pres.—Pam Carter Treas.—Sherry Brower : Reporter—Alice Brown Wanda Allred Sherry Brower Alice Brown Teresa Brown Pam Carter - Wanda Carter Kathy Caviness Vanessa Coble Judy Elrod Cynthia Hogan Valerie Hogan Barbara Jamieson Kim McQueen Beth Phillips Lynn Redden Cathy Watkins _Sponsor—Mrs. Marilyn Routh Sec.—Wanda Carter Clubs 81 é Rep.—Wanda Allred “Perfect Harmony” leves Ach Chorus oR By eh English Club Sees “How The Other Half Loves” Pres.—Cindy Brown V. Pres.—Jean Johnson Sec.—Reca Reynolds Treas.—Tommy Jenkins Sponsor—Wynona Langley Bill Allen Cherri Allen Parks Allen Stevie Allen Wanda Allred Delores Barnes Tommy Bray Edwin Bridges Alice Brown Cindy Brown Stan Brown Sherry Brown Kathy Burgess Reva Burgess Wayne Burgess Carolyn Carter Joyce Carter Pam Carter Vickie Cook Beverly Cox D. Swanson Cox Stan Edwards Judy Elrod Gary Henry Cynthia Hogan Paula Hogan Valerie Hogan Tommy Jenkins Janette Johnson Jean Johnson Pam Kinney David King Kathy Martin Deborah McNease Jerry McNeil Diane Nixon | Janet Nixon “ oe Beth Phillips Lou Ellen Pugh Reca Reynolds Sandra Roberts Debbie Routh Pam Shaw Debra Smith Jan Smith Dee Stout Jo Nell Trent Kathy Trogdon Donna Walters Cathy Watkins Marcia Watson Penny Waugh Faylene Whitehead Anita Williams Myra Wolfe Merita Wright Sharon Wright Martha York Vicky Young Sherry Young Rosemary Younts Clubs 83 84 Clubs orensic Debates Current Politica Michael Allen Phil Baxter Wayne Burgess Ted Cannaday Dillon Culbreth Barry Ellis Issues FBLA Looks Into The Business World Pres.—Judy Coble V. Pres. —Cindy Allred Sec.—Sue Ann Hutchens Treas.—Faylene Whitehead State Rep.—Patsy Coble Hist.—Sheila Kimrey Chap.—Marie Wilson Parl.—Kathy Kinney Becky Albright Judy Burris Annette Cagle Carol Caviness Nancy Coble Marti Frazier Jeannie Gatlin Kathy Handy Joyce Hiatt Valerie Hogan Wanda Holt Vicki Jennings Brenda Johnson Sheila Kimrey Carol King Faye Kivett Becky Leonard Joyce Leonard Lois Leonard Lou Ann Nance Betty Overman Rosa Overman Cherry Plummer Gail Plummer Reca Reynolds Debra Staley Debbie Wall Marcia Watson Jeanette Whitt Margie Willenborg Gale Williams Kathy Wilson Clubs 85 FFA Takes District Over-All Banner President—Ricky Gibson V. President—Johnie Staley Secretary—Randall Foust Treasurer—John Trogdon Reporter—James Parrish Sentinel—Franklin Hancock Mike Albright Arnold Allred Jackie Brady Ricky Brady Duncan Brewer Sam Cagle Anthony Caviness Gary Caviness Curtis Coble Danny Cockman Jerry Coley Jesse Coley Stephen Cox Mike Cox Charles Mitchell Larry Craven Curtis Davis Sammy Fields Donald Flinchum Tommy Flinchum Neal Foust Randall Foust Wade Foust Larry Foxx Eugene Frazier Joe Frye Joseph Haithcox Brad Hemphill Ricky Jarrell Russell Oats Martin Johnson Rex Johnson Woodron Julian David Kennedy Robert Kidd Mike Lackey Tony Lackey Phillip Langley Jonathan Little Leonard Lucas Phillip Maneéss Jimmy Martin Butch Meacham Eugene Millikan Mark Parks FHA’ers —Building Tomorrow’s Homes Susan Brower Sherry Brown Teresa Buckner—V. Pres. Benita Burgess Joyce Carter Chrissimae Caviness Teresa Cheek Vickie Cook Karen Cox Debra Craven Margie Crump Myra Faulkenberry Shelia Faulkner Rose Gardner—Treas. Belinda Glover Anita Goins Pam Graves Debbie Hancock Lynne Hill Corinne Johnson Brenda Jones Janice Kinney Sandra Lambeth Doris Long Janet Lusk Teresa Maness Jo McCorquodale Darlene McMasters Pam Millikan Rhonda Millikan Shelia Needha m—Hist. Deborah Nettles Janet Nixon Rosemary Patterson Beth Phillips—Pres. Mary Jean Pugh Lynn Purgason Mary Lou Ritter Phillis Ritter Shelia Ritter Pam Shaw Wanda Shaw Patricia Sherron Susan Shoffner Belinda Siler Grace Smith Stella Spinks Janice Strider—Reporter Cynthia Thomas Ann Trogdon—Sec. Cathy Trogdon Karen Trogdon Marsha Voss Cheryl Ward—Parl. Penny Waugh Teresa Williams Dianne Wright Cathy York Clubs 87 FTA... Building A Strong Foundation Bill Allen Kevin Allen Parks Allen Stevie Allen Mike Allen Wanda Allred Jamie Bare Mary Bates—Treas. Calvin Boger Tommy Bray Dean Breedlove Edwin Bridges Alice Brown Cindy Brown Sherry Brower Wayne Burgess Kathy Caviness Rodney Craven Stan Edwards Barry Ellis Ann Foster Linda Gibson J. B. Griffith Barbara Haithcox John Hall Bill Hardin Suzanne Hickerson Barbara Jamieson—Pres. Tommy Jenkins Amy Kidd Carolyn Kimes Pam Kinney Andy Kirkman Paul Kivett—V. Pres. Deidra Luther Vicky Maness John Maples Jerry McNeil—Rep. Phyllis Murray—Sec. Evelyn Owens Joel Poe Bobsie Presnell Lou Ellen Pugh Lynn Redden Janice Rumbley Billy Scotton Nancy Shoffner Sarah Shoffner Debra Smith Dee Stout Richard Thomas Debbie Trogdon Cathy Watkins Anita Williams Martha York Rosemary Younts 88 Clubs 4 Health Careers Club Equips Health Room Pres.—Wanda Boger V. Pres.—Sarah Shoffner Sec.—Gina Lawson Corr. Sec.—Carolyn Dorsett Cathy Baker Carol Brown Joyce Browne Cathy Ellison Robin Hannon Corinne Johnson Pam Millikan Rhonda Millikan Sheila Needham Betty Overman Mary Jean Pugh Janice Rumbley Gary Smith Sheila Smith Freda Snider Candy Stout Chris Stout Janice Strider Teresa Teague Cheryl Ward Penny Waugh Anita Williams Deborah Williams David York Interclub Council Serves As Bridge Between Clubs Reporter—Bill Allen Parks Allen Wanda Boger Treas.—Cindy Brown Harvey Brown Judy Coble Dillon Culbreth Dusty Dameron Barry Ellis Ricky Gibson Clarence Hall Jones Howell Doug Howey Pres.—Barbara Jamieson Jean Johnson V. Pres.—Rodney Kerns Ricky Kivett Randy Matthews Alan McKinnon Teresa Meredith Beth Phillips Sec.—Janice Rumbley Dee Stout Jeanette Whitt Sharon Wright Youth Council Wanda Allred Vickie Cook Jerry McNeil Kim McQueen Gordon Owen Sarah Shoffner Diane Vickers Martha York 90 Clubs | Key Club Sells Car Registration Stickers Pres.—Barry Ellis V. Pres.—John Scotton Sec.—John Elkins Treas.—Mike Allen Reporter—Chuck Kuhn Sgt. of Arms—Larry Walker Mike Allen Scott Caudle Dillon Culbreth Tim Cox Mike Davis John Elkins Barry Ellis John Hall Paul Kivett Chuck Kuhn John Maples Doyle Needham David Parks Tim Routh John Scotton Gary Smith Mike Smith Joel Stephens Ray Swift Larry Walker Terry Walker Ronald Williams Jeff Wright Clubs 91 History Club Promotes Interest Pres.—Randy Matthews V. Pres.—Billy Scotton Sec.—Sherry Young Treas.—Tim Cox Parl.—John Scotton Reporter—Swanson Cox Advisors—Mr. Humphrey, Mr. Cockman S. Allen C. Barker W. Bartel E. Bridges J. Brady + M. Brady T. Bray B. Brooks L. Brooks P. Brooks V. Brooks K. Brown K. Burgess P. Burgess W. Burgess J. Cassidy P. Cheek T. Cheek A. Coltrane S. (Go DESuGox lGuGox M. Crump J. Gatlin P. Graves @eriall E. Hammer D. Hancock B. Hardin M. Hayes G. Henry J. Howell T. Jones L. Kimes D. King 92 Clubs In Upcoming Elections J. Kinney F. Kivett V. Lambert D. Long A. Marley D. Marley R. Matthews D. McClennon M. McMaster S$. McPherson E. Millikan L. Mitchell R. Patterson J. Poe D. Prestwood C. Price J. Rumbley D. Scott B. Scotton J. Scotton W. Shaw S. Shoffner D. Siler V. Siler A. Spinks J. Spinks K. Spinks M. Staley V. Staley A. Stubbs J.N. Trent K. Trogdon D. Wall C. York S. Young Clubs 93 Le Cercle Francais Provides French Fellowship Pres.—Janice Rumbley V. Pres.—Barbara Jamieson Sec.-Treas.—J. B. Griffith Reporter—Billy Scotton Mark Allen Kim McQueen Darlene Beal Gordon Owen Ann Butt Janice Rumbley Charles Carter Billy Scotton Sammy Cox Nancy Shoffner Regina Craven Sheila Smith Gary Dark Freda Snider Debbie Dezern Milton Staley Myra Faulkenberry Tommy Stutts Timmy Gantt Nedra Whitaker J. B. Griffith Cathy York Amanda Green Sponsor—Mrs. Martha York Barbara Haithcox Joseph Haithcox Suzanne Hickerson Barbara Jamieson Amy Kidd Vicky Maness 94 Clubs Library Club Maintains Learning Atmosphere Pres.—Jeanette Whitt V. Pres.—Joyce York Sec.—Patsy Coble Reporter—Marcia Watson i Da ee hy % We Tommy Basinger Phillip Jenkins Cherry Plummer Annette Cagle Marti Frazier Gloria Varner Nancy Coble Sheila Kimrey Michael Varner Patsy Coble Kathy Kinney Bob Vickers Susan Collins Robbie Kinney Marcia Watson Sheila Faulkner Sandra Lambeth Jeanette Whitt Renee Hemphill Becky Leonard Margie Willenborg Suzanne Hickerson Phyllis McNeil Becky Williams Wanda Holt Regina Pack Joyce York Sue Hutchens Sponsor Mrs. Hilda Lowther Co-Editors Bill Allen Jean Johnson Bus. Manager Barbara Jamieson Clubs Wanda Boger, ed. Janice Rumbley, ed. Wanda Allred David Cox Sandra Smith Sports Alice Brown Andy Kirkman Chris Frazier Ads and Subscriptions Alice Brown, manager Barbara Jamieson Mary Bates Karen Brown Vicky Maness Kim McQueen Doyle Needham Patricia Pell Freda Snider Candy Stout Rosemary Younts 96 Clubs Links Staff Reviews The Year With Pictures and Words Photographers Ted Cannaday Chris Frazier Bill Allen Class Editors Cindy Brown Cynthia Hogan Ruth Patterson Reca Reynolds Craig York Faculty Editors Deb Walker Barbara Jamieson Student Life Cindy Allred Lynn Purgason Betty Overman Wanda Snider Los Amigos Formidables Show Spanish Fashions, Break Traditional Pinata, And Make Victory Banners Pres.—Jones Howell V. Pres.—Kathy Jordan Sec.—Ricky Freeman Treas.—Reesa Webster Reporter—Mike Allred Mike Allred Sylvia Ammons Mary Bates David Carper Jane Coble Norma Coble Steve Coble Vicki Coble Barbara Conner Debra Craven Doris Dickens Pat Eaton Anna Foster Ricky Freeman Neal Frye Jeff Haithcock Margaret Hayes Elizabeth Hooper Jones Howell Faye Hudson Phillip Jenkins Brenda Jones Kathy Jordon Glynis Lineberry Deidra Luther Sharon McKinnon Susan Martin Elaine Moseley Terrie Nance Lou Owens Rogenia Pack Linda Parker Donna Richardson David Saunders Darrell Simmons Candy Stout Richard Thomas Deb Walker Reesa Webster Beverly Willenborg Denise Yates Clubs 97 All Sports Are Unified In Monogram Club Pres.—Ricky Kivett V. Pres.—Becky Albright Sec.—Ronald Williams Treas.—Pat Eaton Becky Albright James Brooks Harvey Brown Thomas Coward Debbie Cox Pat Eaton John Elkins Linda Gibson J.B. Griffith Edward Hammer tN Pete Headen me Doug Howey Brenda Johnson Andy Kirkman W. A. Kirkman Ricky Kivett Patterson Lineberry Jessilyn Marley Walter McCaskill Steve Saunders Clarence Siler Gail Smith Eddie Stevenson Parker Taylor Terry Wall Earnel Watson Becky Williams Ronald Williams Reece Wright 98 Clubs ' Cote oe ocr na ntinneaineacetian amis sane tei inceiiaach aa cee camel iesau radiata feat of be Former National Merit Finalist Ra Shows Concern About Eastern Students a Dear Editor, | I was shocked to learn of so] I am a 1971 graduate of Eastern |™any players quitting the team Yendolph. I am very disturbe | The fact that they were starters] about what I have heard concern-| ™ade it worse. I spent my senior the ing this year’s student kody. Ap- | year sitting the bench, but I still parently the schocl has been had the guts to stick it out. In stricken by apathy. answer to all of the people who] ; itiftgmmep rallies} When I was a member of the ave asking what is wrong with sr exciting jumps | Student Council, I was approached | Eastern’s team,”” what can anyone al] both games and by many s'udents complaining expect from a team composed lene that, ‘We never do anything @most entirely of Sophomores?’ V around here?’ I, like many stu- Coach Barden surely isn’t at fault. ents conveniently blamed the| My suggestion is for the student 4 t body? im Williams that the are giv oved or unsuppor ost unlg } j ats’ mm cn the administration | bcdy to ge involved for a change. a n I have come to believe | they should support the Studeni = sn’t the administ-ation’s | Council especially and voice their a mngrat Lee y A - Mm Wy. It was a great deal cpinions. The Student Council is ay ats of o - Students at Eastern there to aid the students. Essenti- 2 i We rm to care enough to 4illy, it is the students’ voice to the 38 ae 5 WC acministration, but it can dol. ing good example. Ran-_ noth: ng without participaticn. Stu- | ° The (EKastern Randolph | debts shculd remember that when Die ale Cerne ae per 1as the potential to Participation stays, so do oppor- | ' this eally fine teams. : ee f , such as Ashebor Jee: ie Ree ee SA gld read xowever, the number ¢ HF sive very th B | gra fe f in the prograyl FF Put now a trying ur vears hy ptten more; his he Now th Vere 4 CVI. my S . r Z ae Be vo 'e realize that because of the Ro ean Rene rn will stand |_ i c ’ ¢ 3 , , a ¢ y +5 U gulate the heat each day. B : sae icra yong that fe : or a long time a 0 Long, Warm foreat to go back y students ¢ football ince again fill the halls of E. Wee and heme [ae really hel: H something for it. a spirit and M Respectlully, a Is the policy of the Echo on in the Robin D. Routh tee i letters dealing with Echo UNC-Chapel Hill eve rage be addressed to the sho lor and they be signed. eves will be withheld if re- isted, It is the paper’s aim ‘jive voice to all points of don Do Signations to®® THE EASTERN ECHO Eastern Randolph Senior High School Route 1, Box 105-A, Ramseur, N. C. 27316 Pe ititcteetteccecetedhercrnceanraae. Wanda Boger, Sb ness Manager ........ ... Tommy Bray, Kathy Martin Bs Editors ........... L splled aP aa Judy Elrod, Vanessa Siler To be ty ound — thy just ag ‘ent ey Is. Do yme he reason t, Dee Stout, being — truste ve're capable ility so, what away.” sked if the with the jaf the people a Ist. person: Yeah, | e. � Wedj 1a Shea Seni ye Ahillin Jenkins aaa : their COUul ®ure Editors ....... .... Debra Smith, Dee Stout, Phillip Jenkins | you mean. This place is ts Editors ...... .. Sherry Brown, Stan Brown, John Hammer |} taward strangers. Have 3 kiange Editors Tim Cox|}| tried to get active in ti glea frie nd O)' Readers .......... . Lou Owens, Jim Weaver and make fricids? 2nd. person: Let's just s Sandra Cox y st Lh : ; Imy part. 1 don’t stay in BOT cess cdeensees Roger Price y | : i'where people don’t want ope F ¢ i : Ny 149 09 ate 1chaa €- Waku sd 5 ters ... Wanda Claps, Earael Watson, Michael Kennedy 'There’s many people who do Sree ye ey nA vr'v? TY T i ee Eastern Has Its Own “Road Runners” Pres.—Clarence Hall V. Pres. —Wanda Holt Sec.-Treas.—Patsy Coble Reporter—Shelia Kimrey Sgt. at Arms—Doug Perryman Curtis Davis Chris Frazier Sam Cagle James Parrish Robert Cox Clarence Hall Tony Cox Darrell Craven Dennis Smith Shelia Kimrey Douglas Perryman Gary Caviness Mike Lackey Tony Hammer Terry Hollady Danny Hall Patsy Coble Nancy Coble Wanda Holt Robbie Kinney Melvin Brown Jesse Harelson Paul Shue Alvin Spinks Tim Hicks Elvin Ritter Ricky Andrews NORTH CAROLINA PUBLIC SCHOOLS RANDOLPH = COUNTY 100 Clubs Science Club Takes 4 Out Of 8 District Awards Pres.—Rodney Kerns V. Pres.—Sandra Smith Sec.—Gail Smith Treas.—Teresa Teague Reporters—Stan Brown, Randy Hall Wanda Boger Joyce Brown Stan Brown Ted Cannaday Debbie Cox Tim Cox Carolyn Dorsett Linda Gibson Randy Hall Edward Hammer Larry Jenkins Rodney Kerns Sandra Lambeth Gina Lawson Betty Overman Mike Richardson Eddie Shelar Julia Smith Sandra Smith Chris Stout Teresa Teague Debbie Trogdon Cheryl Ward Deborah Williams Clubs 101 VICA Members Affect Change In The Communities FRONT ROW (L-R): Doug Kinney, Jerry Brady, Doug Perryman, Donald Grant, Mark Parks. SECOND ROW: Alfonso Stubbs, Dennis Smith, Clarence Hall, Steve Williams, Mr. Williams. THIRD ROW: Sam Cagle, Wayne Smith, Jerry Coley, Tony Hammer. 102 Clubs STANDING (L-R): Steve Cox, Rusty King, Gerald Reeder, Ann Shoffner, Linda Wolfe, Reva Burgess, Tim Hicks, Mr. Burrows, Mr. Carter. FIRST TABLE: David King, Danny Hall, Myra Wolfe. SECOND TABLE: Eric Gaines, Mike Albright, Neal Moffit, Joel Stephens, Craig Macon, Thomas Coward, Ronnie Player, Bruce Goins. THIRD TABLE: Mike Smith, Clinton Jones, Mike Ellison, Irvin Coble. FOURTH TABLE: Phil Shives, Boyd Butler, Barbara Allred, Diane Nixon. BELOW: SITTING (L-R): Johnie Staley, Lewis Bray, Roger McNeil, Phil Baxter, Randy Garner. STANDING (L-R): Mr. Burnette, Alvin Spinks, Roger Spinks, Thomas Coley, Abraham Coltrane, Melvin Brown, Walter Kidd. x A) PEOPLE PEOPLE PEO PEOPLE PEOPLE PEO PEOPLE PEOPLE PEO} PEOPLE PEOPLE PEO} PEOPLE PEOPLE PEO PEOPLE PEOPLE PEO PEOPLE PEOPLE PEO) PEOPLE PEOPLE PEO) _ We who have come together in this time and place salute the unity of our purpose, dedication, and future. In this oneness lies our strength. This, the 1972 edition of Links, is dedicated to unity. May it be ours not just this day but all of our years — a unity of thoughts, and words, and deeds. We remember his sense of humor, his ability on the basketball court, a contribution to the Life at Eastern— Burns Stutts in Memoriam 1955—1971 We miss the good cheer and fair-mindness that Marcus Rich brought to those who knew him. In Memoriam 1955—1971 106 Memoriam Accreditation Becomes A Reality 1. W.J. Taylor, Principal 2. The Randolph County Board of Education— _ seated: (L-R) Howard Hinshaw, Clyde Stutts, Kimber Andrew, V. Chairman, R.S. Davis, Chairman, Grady Lawson, Thurman McBride, Clinton Comer; standing: John Lawrence, Superintendent, W.K. Cromartie, Assoc. Supt. Faculty 107 oo ococemamammammrsore ao PTSA OFFICERS: (L-R) Mr. Harvey Burgess, Treas., Mr. W. Dwight Hall, Sec. Be Sap wenn 3 = ay 4 fi ike : Tay ie “Marshall Cox hein, Mr. Boye, Poets 2 Mr. Worth O: Cae ie Elvin Cox, Mr. Jesse Martin. RY, BOARD: Fil Sh By Ne: wig 108 Faculty ounselors D er eal With Daily Problems 1. Mrs. Helen Turner, Secretary 2. Ernest S. Thomas, Eleventh Grade Coun- selor, Tenth Grade Counselor 3. Carlos M. King, Twelfth Grade Counselor, Student Council: Sponsor, Key Club Spon- sor. Faculty 109 These Give A Silent Contribution (L-R) Thelma Fox, Clyde Brown, Ruth Staley. STANDING (L-R) Mrs. Hilda Lednum and Mrs. Epsie Weedham. SITTING (L-R): Mrs. Lorene Brooks, Mrs. Martha Cox, Mrs. Pair Lee Marley. 110 Faculty Business Teachers Show Good Money Management 1. David Stephen Cox Typing | 2. Mrs. Irene B. Frazier Typing II, shorthand, office occupation 3. Ronald Deen French Typing I, basic business, bookkeeping, business math Students Find More Than A Painting... - oS OU iii yy, ee 1. Mrs. Cynthia A. Dameron, Art I, I, II Art Club sponsor 2. Charles Edwards, Chorus, Glee Club, English IV 3. Mrs. Wynona Langley, English IV, English Club sponsor, Department Head 4. Mrs. Natalie E. Green, English III 112 Faculty h e IS Faculty 113 — o Q oO Q 4) a (8 = ee oO fe et) ee Soe Se = ee omnes 35 = uu on sx aS abe ee Yo x d90 Sete i) ake oS 3 =o C o Oe OOS x % ia] wali x g = = x5 o WTS cay PS See Be te 00 a ops {Sie = pl Fe SES. fa PS A cS Gay sia Students Learn How Little They Know About Engl Library Continues To Expand 1. Mrs. Nell Caviness, Librarian, Library Club sponsor 2. Mrs. Martha Sutton York, French I, I, IIL, French Club Sponsor 3. Mrs. Margaret Faye Taylor, Spanish I, 11, IIL, Spanish Club sponsor Learning To Speak A Language. . Learning To Understand A Neighbor Numbers: Have You Ever Seen One? 1. Mrs. Margaret Wolff Lemmons, geometry, Intermediate Algebra, Beta Club and Senior Class Sponsor 2. Jack R. Embree, Algebra |, Youth Council Spon- sor, Consumer math 3. Abram Pressley Brower, Algebra II, advanced mathematics, intermediate algebra, sopho- | more Class sponsor 4. Bryce Robbins, driver’s education Agricultural Students Improve On A Tradition Way Of Life 1. Harold Jones Snider, agriculture, science mechanics, Agriculture Cooperative Program 2. Robert Lewis Jones, agriculture, science and mechanics, general forestry 3. William Guy Lane, agriculture, machinery and equipment, F.F.A. sponsor 116 Faculty Barden Boosts Athletic Fund With A Bang 1. Milt Braden, health and P.E., director of athletics, head football coach, baseball coach, Monogram Club sponsor 2. Mrs. Marilyn Hylton Routh, Home Ec. 2, foods—clothing, FHA sponsor, Cheerleaders Club sponsor 3. Mrs. Helen A. Macaulay, family life education, FHA sponsor ome Economics: An Op With A Basis On ening To The Future Past Values ant ees far earning end isarning What ate sour CRANCEN far sarning, Faculty 117 A a a NS iscovering The World Around Us, That e Might Understand 1. Mrs. Margaret S. Martin, biology 2. Mrs. Margaret U. Shaw, biology 3. Mrs. Danese Pierce Sandlin, Biology, Consumer Math 4. Mrs. Linda A. Gales, chemistry, physics, Advanced Biology, Health Careers Club sponsor 118 Faculty “History” The Past Present and Future of All Mankind oes Es 1. Billy Lee Spencer, U.S. History, Sociology, Economics 2. Charles Eddie Todd, world history 3. Norman Leo Humphrey, U.S. History, world history, History Club sponsor 4. Daniel A. Cockman, U.S. History, History Club sponsor Faculty 119 Classes Are Planned To Meet Individual Needs KORG, Nita 1. Mrs. Ellen Grady special education 2. Edward M. Burnett Masonry I, construction industry, V.I.C.A. Sponsor 3. William C. Burrows, Jr. Aerospace 1 2, Bricklaying 2, V.I.C.A. sponsor 120 Faculty Vocational Industries Unite School An ee 1. Clyde L. Williams Carpentry I, Il, VICA Club sponsor 2. William L. Carter textiles 3. Fred Mac Davis drafting, I.C.T., VICA Club sponsor Faculty 121 Officers: President— Sharon Wright (seated R) Vice-president— Chris Frazier (standing R) Secretary— Janice Rumbley (seated L) Treasurer— Wanda Carter (standing L) Seniors Complete Another Pattern We have completed one lifetime. For twelve years now we have had teacher after teacher, friend after friend, year after year, defeat after success, and now we’re seniors, at last — prepared to leave. Packed away will be these memories to be reopen- ed at a later season. Looking back you may think about how great everything was, but ahead is a wider world to encounter. 122 Seniors Douglas Scott Adkins Rebecca Inez Albright Michael Nathan Albright Michael Raymond Allen Roger Parks Stephen Carl William Glen Cynthia Arabella Curtis Ramsey Allen Allen Allen Allred Anderson Catherine Ann Willie Richard Wanda Ann Cecil Roger Jerry David Baker Bartell Boger Bouldin Brady Paul Thomas William Lewis Edwin Earl James Calvin Lonnie Calvin Bray Bray Ill Bridges Brooks Brooks Phillip Lawrence Vickie Marie Bobby Joe Cynthia Marie Harvey Dean Brooks Brooks Brown Brown Brown Seniors 123 James Milton Brown Wayne Ray Burgess 124 Seniors Melvin Lee Brown Julia Della Burris Stanley Alfred Brown Ruth Annette Cagle Kent Anderson Burgess Charlie Samuel Cagle Reva Louise Burgess Theodore Harry Cannaday, Jr. High IQ Bowl Challenges Eastern Students Wanda Denise Alice Faye Sandra Neil Kathy Lavonne Wanda Gail Carter Cassidy Caveness Caviness Clapp Judy Carol Patsy Lou Jerry Lloyd Thomas Murphy Abraham Lincoln Coble Coble Coley Coley Coltrane Perry Lynn Vickie Lynn Anthony Wayne David Swanson Deborah Sue Conner Cook Cox Cox Cox Seniors 125 Robert Lee Samuel Clayton Sandra Ann Sandra Paulette Timothy Clarkston Cox Cox Cox Cox Cox A Course Now May Mean A Job Later William Timothy Darrell Clark David Wayne Donald Reid Regina Ann Cox Craven Craven Craven Craven Gloria Ann Kenneth Mark Linda Joyce John Robert Barry Robert Daniel Day Dezern Elkins Ellis 126 Seniors Judy Carol Debra Marsha Elrod Farrar Ronald Eugene Rodney Kae Fields Foxx Christopher Steven Gerald Lynn Douglas Lee Ricky Harold Ceila Nahoata Frazier Gantt Garland Gibson Gladden Bruce Eugene Donald Ray Elsie Mae Kathy Bernice Clarence Lee Goins Grant Green Greene Hall Seniors 127 Gales Fades ut Elona Belinda Linda Gail Randall Christensen John Edward Franklin Carl Hall Hall Hall Hammer Hancock Margaret Ellen Cynthia Esther Lou Eddie Michael Paul Junior Susan Reneé Hayes Headen Headen Headen Hemphill 128 Seniors Gary Lynn John Earl Velvia Suzanne Bradley Wright Valerie Jean Henry Hester Hickerson Hicks Hogan James Lester James Franklin Wanda Ann Vivian Bonita Debbie Jean Hogan Jr. Holland Holt Hooker Horner Jones Lamar Douglas Edward Joy Ann Sue Ann Barbara Carolina Howell Howey Hudson Hutchens Jamieson Raymond Phillip Sondrah Hiatt Phillip Earl Martha Ellen Brenda Faye Jarrell Jarrell Jenkins Jr. Jessup Johnson Seniors 129 Sheila Joy Kimrey Carol Emily King Ricky Dale Kivett Kathy Lynne King Ann Davis Lambert Jean Edwards Johnson Kathy Karen Jordon Kathy Louise Kinney Sandra Annette Lambeth Sandra Kay Jones Rodney Lynn Kerns Robbie Jean Kinney Paul Douglas Langley DeLois Cheryl William Timothy Joyce Lee Lois Elaine Rebecca Ann Leach Lednum Leonard Leonard Leonard Deidra Ann Richard Craig Teresa Ruth Melissa Jessilynn Kathryn Wall Luther Macon Maness Marley Martin Jessie Louise Randy Lee Jo Scruggs Cynthia Ann David Alan Matthews Matthews McCorquodale Francis McDaniel McKinnon Michael Levern Jerry Lee Everell Neal James Thomas Michael Clyde McMasters McNeil Moffitt Moody Moore Betty Lee Lou Jean Ronald Mark Jesse Wallace Lou Ann Overman Owens Parks Morton, Jr. Nance m...A Belated Dream William Edward Glen Charles Ruth Ann Douglas Odell James Colon Pate Patterson, Jr. Patterson Perryman Parrish Monroe Walter Elizabeth Ellen Cherry Lynn Ruby Gail Roger Phelps Phillips Plummer Plummer Price Jr. 132 Seniors Reca Jane Robert James Gloria Carolyn Sandra Gaile Deborah Elaine Reynolds Reynolds Roberson Roberts Routh Karen Ardena Janice Dianne Patricia Ann John Avery Richard Hampton Routh Rumbly Scott Scotton Scotton A Lemuel Gerard Martha Ann Paul Clinton Clarence Lester Vanessa Dale Shoffner Shoffner Shue Siler Siler Anita Renée Debra Kay James Gary Joan Dale Julia Gail Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Seniors 133 uture Heads of State Practice for Summit Conference Sandra Kay Wayne Mack Wanda Faie Clifford Wayne Nancy Carol Smith Smith Snider Spencer Spencer Elizabeth Ruth Jimmy Harold Johnie Monroe Milton Lewis Vivian Deloris Staley Staley Staley Staley Staley 134 Seniors Charles Buddy Edward Cecil Doris Earlene Alfonso Ray Martha Ann Stephens — Stevenson Stout Stubbs Thomas Ann Millikan Deborah Lynn John Delmar Gloria Alexanda Kenneth Harold Trogdon Trogdon Trogdon Varner Walden Donna Gail Garland Earnel Marcianna Penny Elizabeth James Wendall Walters Watson Watson Waugh Weaver Jr. John Wesley Franklin Matthew Judy Garland Faylene Carolyn Jeanette Whitaker White White Whitehead Whitt Seniors 135 Margorie Ann Anita Kay Esther Gale Rebecca Ann Ronald Wayne Willenborg Williams Williams Williams Williams Stephen Thomas Teressa Tryphena Nannie Marie Myra Lynn Benny Mitchell Williams Williams Wilson Wolfe Wood Jeffrey Lynn Donald Reece Sharon Ann Chris Stinson Lynn Hampton Wright Wright Wright York York Martha Mae Sherry Lynne Rosemary York Young Younts 136 Seniors Officers: President — Teresa Meredith (second from left) Vice-President — Vicki Young (far left) Secretary — Jane Coble (third from left) Treasurer — Chris Stout (far right) Kevin Allen Mark Allen Mike Allred Tommy Allred Wanda Allred Ricky Amick ne More Step Up For The Juniors As the school year comes to a close the Juniors finally become seniors. It has been a busy year for us as we have taken the PSAT and SAT, planned for the junior- senior, taken the regular junior courses, and have received our class rings. We have taken a giant step toward our future. Juniors 137 Students Spend Many Hours In Library Rena Andrews Ricky Andrews Connie Bailey Calvin Barker David Black Calvin Boger Henry Bowers Kay Bowman Janice Brady Joe Mack Brady 138 Juniors Marie Brady Bo Brooks Tyrone Brooks Sherry Brower Susan Brower Alice Brown Carol Brown Joyce Browne Priscilla Brown Willie Brown Teresa Buckner Eddie Burgess Karen Burgess Eddie Burton Barbara Cardwell David Carper John Cassidy Gary Caviness Johnny Cheek Phillis Cheek Jane Coble Steve Coble Vicki Coble Steve Coleman Roger Collins Susan Collins Barbara Conner Thomas Coward Bruce Cox Karen Cox Juniors 139 Mike Cox Steve Cox Vickie Cox Dusty Dameron Gary Dark Carolyn Dorsett Danny Duggins Pat Eaton Larry Edwards Stan Edwards a Students Converge In Commons During Break Cathy Ellison Sheila Faulkner Brookie Ferguson Tony Fogleman Denise Foust Randall Foust Sheila Foust Ricky Freeman Neal Frye Rose Marie Gardner Martha Garner Vance Garner Jennie Gay Gatlin Wade George Linda Gibson 140 Juniors J. B. Griffith Jeffrey Haithcock Barbara Haithcox Danny Hall John Hall Gaynelle Hammer Terri Hammer Kathy Handy Robin Hannon Jesse Harrelson Johnny Headen Bobbie Hemphill Joyce Hiatt Tim Hicks Paula Hogan Terry Hollady Cameron Hooker Johnny Hulin Ricky Jarrell Juniors 141 Vicki Jennings Corinne Johnson Julia Kennedy Patsy Kidd Ronnie Kidd Vicky Kidd Lola Kimes Sara Kimrey David King Rusty King Doug Kinney Andy Kirkman W. A. Kirkman Bonnie Kivett Gail Knight Chuck Kuhn Glynis Lineberry confronts the important question of which col- lege to attend. Mike Lackey Diane Lambert Gina Lawson Glynis Lineberry Janet Lusk 142 Juniors Alan Maness John Maples Darlene Marley Shelbia Marley Susan Martin Steve McAdams Walter McCaskill Sharon McKinnon Pam McMasters Debbie McNease Phyllis McNeill Roger McNeill Clara McPherson Teresa Meredith Pam Millikan Louise Mitchell Butch Meacham Sharon Morgan Phyllis Murray Sam Musselwhite Terrie Nance Sheila Needham Evelyn Owens Gordon Owen Mike Parks Juniors 143 Chorus Performs At Lincoln Day Dinner Joey Parris Roy Parrish Teresa Parrish Tim Poole Danny Prestwood Cynthia Price Susie Pugh Lynn Purgason Rhona Redding Gary Reeder Hal Richardson Mike Richardson Mary Lou Ritter Bobby Rogers Wayne Salmon Steve Sanders Carl Saunders David Saunders Joan Scott Billy Scotton Eddie Shelar Patricia Sharon Sarah Shoffner Doris Siler Darrell Simmons 144 Juniors ) Alvin Smith Dennis Smith Doug Smith Grace Smith Greg Smith Jan Smith Martha Smith Randy Smith Rita Smith Glynise Smith Mike Snider Jack Southern Juanita Spinks Beverly Staley Debra Staley Joel Stephens Chris Stout Teresa Teague Richard Thomas Steve Thompson Jo Nell Trent Dal Trogdon Ronnie Trogdon Angel Velez Juniors 145 Kathy Varner Mi chael Varner Gary Vuncannon Terry Wall Carolyn Walker Deb Walker Larry Walker Cheryl Ward Ashley Watkins Donald Weaver Ressa Webster Judy Welkerson Donnie Westmoreland Pam Wicker Ricky Wicker Beverly Willenborg Deborah Williams Linda Wolfe Shirley Woodell Darrell Wright Sarah Wright Sissy Wright Craig York David York Kelly York Vicky Young 146 Juniors Officers: President: Dillon Culbreth (front left) Vice-President: Vicky Maness (front right) Secretary: Mary Bates (back left) Treasurer: Joyce Carter (back right) Sophomores Expect Stormy Days Sophomores are preparing for the days ahead. In preparation we have an umbrella of faith, power, pride, and unity above our heads. As we become older and rise to Juniors, then Seniors our umbrella becomes broadened and other virtues are added. But for now we are Sophomores—our umbrella small. But with all the Sophomores working together we will be ready for the days ahead. Sophomores 147 Dale Akers Kay Albright Cherri Allen Arnold Allred Barbara Allred Jeff Allred Terry Allred Sylvia Ammons Ricky Andrews Debbie Arrington Jamie Bare Delores Barnes Elaine Barnes Geraldine Bartell Mary Glynn Bates Phil Baxter Sophomores Darlene Beal Billy Beard Johnny Beckham Herbert Bittle Elaine Blackmon Mark Bottoms Grace Brady Jackie Brady Joan Brady Kathy Brady 148 Sophomores g Monroe Brady icky Brady R Tim Brady Dean Breedlove Janet Breedlove Harry Brewer Barbara Brooks James Brown Karen Brown Sherry Brown Teresa Brown ta Burgess i Ben gess Kathy Bur Pam Burgess Ramona Burgess Sharon Burgess share secrets Boyd Butler Conrad Butler Julian Butler Ann Butt Sharon Capps Carolyn Carter Charles Carter Joyce Carter Pam Carter Cecil Cassidy Sophomores 149 Scott Caudle Larry Causey Carol Caviness Jimmy Caviness Monte Caviness William Caviness David Cheek James Cheek Randy Cheek Richard Cheek Ruby Cheek Teresa Cheek Curtis Coble Ervin Coble Nancy Coble Norma Coble Vanessa Coble Danny Cockman Steve Coleman Jesse Coley Beverly Cox Dannie Cox Marshall Cox Michael Cox Phillip Cox Roger Cox Steve Cox 150 Sophomores eading Students Find Time ncaa And A Place For Quiet Mike Craven Rodney Craven Margie Crump Dillon Culbreth Kenneth Daniel William Davidson Curtis Davis Donna Davis Mike Davis David Deaton Linda Dezern Doris Dickens Shelby Edwards Steve Edwards John Ellison Stella Ellison Debbie Evers Myra Faulkenberry Kay Ferguson Sammy Fields Donald Flinchum Tommy Flinchum Van Flowers Anna Foster Wade Foust Sophomores 151 Larry Foxx Joe Frye Eugene Frazier Kyle Frazier Eric Gaines Arthur Gant Timmy Gant Kathy Garner Randy Garner Teresa Garner Wade George Belinda Glover Anita Goins Alfred Graves Pam Graves Warren Gray Amanda Green Charles Gregson Sharon Grubb Steve Gwinn Joseph Haithcox Randy Haithcox Vickie Hall Debbie Hancock 152 Sophomores Randy Hancock Billy Hardin Ronnie Harris Bradley Hemphill Cheryl Henson James Hester Dottie Hill Lynne Hill Mitchell Hill Mike Hilton Difference in Peanut Butter2” Cynthia Hogan Mitchell Hogan Sherree Holmes Jeff Hoover Jerry Hopkins Ronnie Hoyle Faye Hudson Linda James Larry Jenkins Tommy Jenkins Eddie Johnson Janette Johnson Martin Johnson Rex Johnson Sophomores 153 Brenda Jones Clinton Jones Steve Jones Tina Jones Woodrow Julian Martha Keene David Kennedy Cheryl Kidd Ida Kidd Kenneth Kidd Robert Kidd Janet Kime Steve Kime Carolyn Kimes Marvin Kimes Shirley King Tim King Janice Kinney Pamela Kinney Randy Kirkman Eddie Kivett Faye Kivett George Knight Tony Lackey Vanessa Lambert Phil Langley 154 Sophomores Mike Laughlin Joe Leonard Jonathan Little Doris Long James Long Michael Lowe Deborah Luck Fred Lucas Leonard Lucas Julius McCaskill Debra McClenon Kay McDowell Betty McMasters Darlene McMasters Vickie McMasters Sheila McNeil Sharon McPherson Kim McQueen Jackie Maness Pam Maness Demand Phillip Maness Thomas Maness Vickie Maness Andrew Marley Ricky Marley Jimmy Martin Willard Martin Gary Mason Eugene Millikan Rhonda Millikan Charles Mitchell Mike Mitchell Shirley Moore Elaine Mosly Tommy Nance Doyle Needham Teresa Needham Deborah Nettles Diane Nixon Janet Nixon Russell Oates Rosa Overman Rogenia Pack Linda Parker David Parks PARKS Dwpcy RoBERTS Sophomores Dwain Parks A id Robbin Parris Upperclassmen 156 Sophomores Patricia Parrish James Patterson Rosemary Patterson Patricia Pell Tom Perry Joel Poe Bobsie Presnell Denny Pugh Lou Ellen Pugh Mary Jean Pugh Lynn Redden Gerald Reeder Betty Reynolds Glenn Rich Marcus Rich Ricky Rich Donna Richardson Elvin Ritter Phyllis Ritter Shelia Ritter aU Judy Roach Jera Routh Tim Routh Willie Russell Debra Scott Pam Shaw Wanda Shaw Garry Shoffner Nancy Shoffner Sophomores 157 Susan Shoffner William Shoffner Belinda Siler Bob Siler Eddy Smith Mike Smith Ronnie Smith Sheila Smith Sherry Smith Terry Smith Thyliss Smith Freda Snider Alvin Spinks James Spinks James Spinks Kathy Spinks Stella Spinks Wayne Spinks Charles Staley Andre Stevens Sharon Stewart Candy Stout Tommy Stutts William Swain Riley Sweat Ray Swift Cynthia Thomas Kathy Trogdon Karen Trogdon Denise Turner 158 Sophomores Doug Vickers Robert Vickers Dorothy Voncannon Marsha Voss Deborah Wall Cathy Watkins Nedra Whitaker Martha Whitehead Pam Willenborg Douglas Wicker Darrell Williams Ricky Williamson Craig Wright Dianne Wright Merita Wright Denise Yates Cathy York Melvin York Terry York Larry Yow This Is Our Destiny? Sophomores 159 David Wayne Craven — History Club 2, Club 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4. eB 2, 3, 4; Spanish Donald Reid Craven — Chess Club 2, 3 4; Ee oe French 4, oS ent Council Treasurer Regina Ann Craven — FTA 4; Histon Club Se e y; Science Club 2; His- French Club 3. , 4; Library Club 3; En- er 4, Homecoming Queen Gloria Ann Daniel — Library Club 2. Catherine Ann Baker — Library 3; VICA 4; Health Careers Club 4, Willie Robert Bartell — Art Club 3, 4; History 4. Linda Joyce Dezern — FHA 2, 4; Library Club 3; — History Club 3; Chorus 3, History Club 2; Art Club 4; Chorus 4. epresentative 2, Wanda Ann Boger — Eastern ECHO editor 4; LINKS 4; Commencement Marshal 2, 3; Beta Club 3, 4; FBLA 3; French 2; Science Club 3, 4; Health Careers 3, 4; Outstanding Senior. Barry Robert Ellis — HR Representative 2; Class. president 2; Key Club 3, 4; FTA 4; Histor : Club 3; Forensic 4. Cecil Roger Bouldin VICA 3, 4; FFA: John Robert Elkins — Key Club 3, 4; Monograt Club 4; Science Club 2; Basketball 3; Golf 3, Jerry David Brady judy Carol Elrod — Eastern ECHO 4; LINKS 3, HR ofticer 2; Monogram Club 4; Cheer Club FLA @;P.E. 3; Chorus 2; Science Club 2; English Club 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, Chief 4. Paul Thomas Bray — Eastern ECHO Club 2, 3, 4. William Lewis Bray lil — VICA 2, Club 2, 3; History Club 3, SS Debra Marsha Farrar — Art Club 2, 3; Beagle: 4 ‘ NR Edwin Earl Bridges FTA 4; Histor Jerry Lloyd Coley - FFA 2, 3, 4; P.E. Club 2; Chess Club 3; Forensic 4. History Club 3, 4; Road Runners 3. Club 3, 4; Chess Club B 4. _. Thomas Murphy Coley — VICA 2, 3, 4; History Hugh Allen Brinkley — English Club 2; Forensic 4; = Club 3. EEA: Rodney Foxx — NYC 2; Art Club 3, 4. Abraham | @ — History Club 4; Art Christopher Steven Frazier — Eastern ECHO 4; : | LINKS 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Vice-President; Beta Club 3, 4; Key Club 3; Monogram Club 4; 2; Chess Club Science Club 2; Chess Club 2, 3, 4; History 3; LINKS Award 4. Lonnie Calvin Brooks — P.E. Club 3, 4p Club 3. Phillip Lawrence Brooks — History Club 4. PE. Club 3; Art Club 4; History Club 4. 160 Senior Statistics icky Dele oe AR Ropricntaiie 3; Kel : Club 3 Monogram Club 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2 Football 2 3; anges Club 2 Anneke Lambe = Cavers ECHO 2 3.” FHA 2, 3 4; Science Club 2, 3 os 4; 2; Beta Cue: : ay ‘Key Club 3, 4; French Cub 2; Chess Club 3; Bo ae Delegate: 3.) on, 34: VICA 4 Jerry ee | MeNeil - = LINKS. : a Key C Chit. 2 FTA oe: 4 English Club 3 4; toy Club a oo Richurd.Craig Macon — Key Cid 4 VICA 2 Bee ce ee Club 3; FFA 4; Faetoalt 2: — “Teresa Ruth Maness. Melissa Psion Marley cela ‘Club 4; We : Club 2, 3, 4; Baskerade S 4 Basketball Man- - ager, a “Kathryn Wall Martin fasten ECHO 4 LINKS 3 3, 4; FTA 4; Chorus Club 2, 3; aes Club 23 History Club 3, a ECHO award. ene : _ james Allen Matthews = Art Club 4; Football 2, 3. Jessie Youse Marthews LINKS 3° Ark Club 25, 2 FHA 4 Outstanding noe = Randy ‘Lee Matthews’ — Art Club ae Football 23 e Quistonding. Se pee Joy K , tory | y Chub, ce Road Runners 4; Library — . ae Clu Eveen: ‘Neal “Moftitt = VICA. 3 ay Forensic 2 Baseball 2; Football 2. joe Thomas Moody Art cub 4, Michael Civde Moore - _ Chess Club 3 ae History Club 3; Art Club 4. © Eastern ECHO 2; Home- ; Monogram Club 4; English er 2, 3, 4; FHA 2; FBLA 3, Robbe Jean Kinney — Eastern ECHO 2; LINKS 3; ae cre as 4; Rood Runners 4. - Lou Ann Nance — FBLA 4; Library Club 2. jesse Wallace Morton Jr. — History Club 3; Art Club 3, 4, Senior Statistice 161 Elizabeth Elfen Ph Treasurer 4; C Chorus 2, 3, 4; S 4; English Club 4; standing Senior; Hil Cherry Lynn Plummer 4; Art Club 4. Ruby Gail Plumny rn ECHO 2, 3; LINKS lub 2346 ono 2 ) FT) INKS 3; History Club LA 2; Chorus 2 3, 4; Club 3; English Club 4; Basketball 2 ‘Boy’ State oe 3; Hi io Bowl 4. _ fudy Garland NYC 2; Vanessa D Club 2; PE. Club 2, 4; club 2; History 4; Basketball 3, 4. Art Club 3, Garland Earnel Watson — Eastern ECHO 2 4 Baseball 2, 3; Basketball 2, 4, Marcianna Walser. = Science Club 2; Drege Club- 2; History Club 3; English Club 4; FBLA 4. ee Elizabeth Waugh — FHA 2, 3, 4 Hi (2) cience Club 2; Chorus 2, 3, a ngisn ‘Club 4. lan es Wenge Weave: J — Eastern ECI ec — i“ wesley Whitaker sin Matthew White Ch e Whitehead : HR Rep orensic 4; n Ann Wright — English Club 2, 3, 4; Representative 3; Senior Class President; 3, 4; Outstanding Senior, Jewelry—Sporting Goods—Music SCARBOROUGH’S MEN’S SHOP G. L. HARRIS INC. DOS Sunset Ave. 322 Sunset Ave. Asheboro, N.C. eheboroeNe We Sell The Best For Less Year Round Terry Scarborough Jerry Bullins Phone 625-6363 PICKKET’S MEN’S SHOP The Thread Shop Randleman, N. C. Coast to Coast ONE HOUR “MARTINIZING” The Most In Dry Cleaning 629 North Fayetteville Street 726 South Fayettevil le Street Asheboro, N. C. 27203 ARTICLE XXVI Section 1. The right of citizens of the United States who are eighteen years of age or older, to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any State on account of age. Section 2. The Congress shall have power to enforce this article by appropriate legislation. “In leaving us—these gifts, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, President of the United States, leaves with us. Will we take them, Mr. President? Will we have now, the sense and the responsibility and the courage to take them?” From Eulogy in the rotunda by Senator Mike Mansfield. ‘“‘No one would contend that an 18 year old, like anyone else, should not be wiser tomorrow than he is today, but let us not tarry with yesterday. Let us set forth the arrow for North Carolina’s House of Tomorrow.” From Address to General Assembly by Representative John Randolph Ingram, author of House Bill 736, which ratified for North Carolina as the 37th state the 18 year old vote. THE BIG DEAL, INC. RAMSEUR PHARMACY SHOE CENTER BIRTHDAY WISHE Shoes For The Family Phone 672-0347 1342 North Fayetteville Street Asheboro, N. C. 27203 L L ONE HOUR CLEANERS Two Plants to Serve You 1707 North Fayetteville Street Phone 625-3971 1133 South Fayetteville Street Phone 629-3637 ASHEBORO SRAMSEUR “THE WATCHDOG OF YOUR SAVINGS®” RAMSEUR INTER-LOCK KNITTING CO. Quality Knit Fabrics Ramseur, N.C. Telephone 824-2871 3 S sno e: Z Pres wn ete wle gy yi oe ip Mil, oe ae ; Z ees eae a fe Dili feo es LOFLIN’S FUNERAL HOME LOFLIN FUMEREL HOME Ramseur, N.C. Phone 824-2386 GRIMES JEWELRY CO. Asheboro, N. C. MASON’S GROCERY AND SERVICE Route 1, Hwy. 42 Asheboro, N. C. 629-7157 HALL-KNOTT, INC. Men’s and Young Men’s Clothing Asheboro, N. C. B.M. BROWER’S INC. Liberty, N.C. Telephone 622-4730 LITTLE CASTLE Asheboro, N. C. Owner: Paul Craven JERRY C. ROWE CO . 118 North Church Street Asheboro, N. C. 27203 ° Diamonds—Watches—Musical Instruments D S AUTO SUPPLY CO . INC. 248 North Chatham Ave. Phone 742-2148 Siler City, N: C. DAVIS TIRE SERVIC Recapping—Used Tire E S Kelly Springfield Tires Compact Car Recapping Phone 625-4142 103 West Lanier RUTH'S “The Groovy Store” Liberty, North Carolina Asheboro, N. C. LOFLIN FUNERAL HOME STOUT’S SELF-SERVICE GROCERY Gas—Groceries—Tires Owner James G. Stout DESSIE NEEDHAMS BEAUTY SHOP Rt. 1, Asheboro, N.C. Phone 625-6206 ee re Bae LOFLIN FURS RAL HOME In Account With RANDOLPH PACKING CO., INC. Boneless Meat Our Speciality Dial 672-1470 Asheboro, N. C. LINEBERRY OIL CO. Rt. 1 Climax, N.C. Phone 685-4176 Gasoline—Kerosene—Fuel Oil Liberty, N.C. Phone 622-4567 V.A. JOHNSON’S GROCERY Grocery—Gas—Feed Phone 672-1213 STEVENSON’S TEXACO Compliments of GOOCH’S Sc 10c STORE Ramseur, N.C. Me tli, — ‘Serviee you can TRUST, PRESLAR GAS FABRIC SHOP Rea Bear CrecksaN ©. 742-3726 CAROLINA DISCOUNT FURNITURE OUTLET P.O. Box 447 Ramseur, N. C. Route 6, Asheboro, North Carolina Telephone 625-3652 | ) | | HARVELL’S GROCERY oe ct 4 : Yr ‘ig Ramseur, N. C. Phone 824-2039 North Carolina’s Favorite Dog Food Siler City Mills Inc. SilerGity Nec; COLLINS AND AIKMAN Siler City, N. C. We Produce Textiles For Consumer and Industry LIBERTY SAVINGS AND LOAN INC. Interest Compounded Semi-Annually Insured Up To $20,000 Liberty, North Carolina DIXIE RESTAURANT 242 South Fayetteville Street Asheboro, N.C. Donation FOUST, PHOTO, AND MUSIC 933 East South Road Phone 629-3064 Asheboro, N. C. Manager Donald Glover JESSE LEE YORK SON Phone Ramseur 824-5493 824-5494 (Warehouse) (Residence) Agrico Fertilizer, Seed, Lime, and Chemical Dealers Custom Application of Liquid Nitrogen and Bulk Fertilizer BLUE MIST AND LIBERTY DRIVE-IN BOB’S COUNTRY WESTERN STORE Route 1 Franklinville, N.C. C. W. KIDD’S PLACE Texaco Products—Gas—Feed Phone 824-2175 Franklinville, N. C. 1 In United there is strength. ‘| HOMOGENIZED UE = UNITED DAIRIES CONTENTS ONE HALE fh FAITH BOOK NOOK AND GIFT SHOP Your Gospel Book Store Asheboro, N. C. 312 E. Dixie Drive Phone 625-4510 MURRAY’S RESTAURANT “Best Food In Town” Ramseur, N. C. EAST RANDOLPH GROCERY AND SERVICE Box 564 Ramseur, N. C. RAMSEUR FLORIST AND GREENHOUSE 107 Broad St. Ramseur, N. C. 27316 Phone 824-2200 H K GULF SERVICE STATION Phone: 824-8032 Ramseur, N.C. BRADY DODGE SALES, INC. Rt. 6 Hwy. 64 East, Asheboro, N. C. Complete Service Department and Body Shop New Dodge Cars Trucks HOP’S BAR-B-QUE Asheboro, N. C. “If it’s Bar-B-Que, it’s Hop’s” ROUTH OIL COMPANY Kerosene, Fuel, Oil Gas Rt. 1 Climax, N. C. Ph. 685-4563 4 Mi. South on Hwy. 22 TWIN OAKS MINIATURE GOLF COURSE Hwy. 64—West of Ramseur Fun for the entire family. Special Rates for Groups MACK’S SERVICE STATION Phillip’s 66 Asheboro, N. C. Compliments of COBLE DAIRY “We Grow By Helping Others Grow” Ramseur North Carolina FOODLINE 53 Years of Banking Service Hach depositor insured to 620,000 A FULL The Friendly Bank on the Convenient Corner | SERVICE ' Phone 824-2251 BAN K | FEDERAL DEPORT INSURANCE CORPORATION Ramseur, N. C. Structural Woods Preserving Company SOO2Z SOVWesl SLM GSuneyer GREENSBORO -MN a @ (919) 272-5647 LYE OEE SE CUCU Heer vem 7 i Ce ile FIRE PROTECTED WOOD Congratulations And Best Wishes To Class of 1972 DEPENDABLE HOSIERY MILLS INC. Liberty, N.C. TRIPLE-R-FISH HOUSE Open Wed. thru Sat. 5:00 Highway 64 Compliments of Ramseur, N. C. LAUGHLIN HOSIERY MILLS, INC. Manufacturers of Ladies Seamless Hosiery Randleman, N. C. PEP’S APPLIANCE CO. Frigidaire — RCA — Whirlpool Phone 824-2345 Ramseur, N. C. THE JOHN PLANT CO. Ramseur, N. C. Manufacturers of Lightweight Industrial Gloves Since 1918 MEMORY’S DRESS SHOP and Jessie Memory’s Beauty Salon Sportswear—Ladies Ready-to-wear Gift Bar Phone 498-4892 Compliments of ILA’S INC. Liberty, N.C. Randleman, N. C. “The Largest Furniture Discount House In The Carolinas” SHAW FURNITURE GALLERIES Phone 498-2628 P. O. Box 576 Randleman, N. C. STARLITE BEAUTY SALON Phone 622-2777 Liberty, N. C. CAROL’S JEWELERS Liberty, N.C. Compliments of LIBERTY CHAIR COMPANY Liberty North Carolina THE BIG MARK FISH HOUSE Hwy. 49 Duel Lane, Charlotte Open Thursday, Friday, Saturday 4:00 P.M.—10:00 P.M. Sunday 12:00 til 9:00 CRAVEN-KIVETT STORE “Where Values Are Higher Than Prices” Phone 824-2554 C. L. Williams REAL ESTATE BROKER Franklinville, N. C. Phone 824-2244 “See me before selling or buying” WELFORD HARRIS FORD, INC. 134 East Raleigh St. Siler City, N-C. CHATHAM AUTO PARTS, INC. Siler, CityaiNe Cc, FRANKLINVILLE STORE, INC. Franklinville, N. C. YATES THRIFT STORE 132 North Church St. Asheboro, N. C. GARNER MORGAN HARDWARE CO. General Hardware, Home Appliances and Sporting Goods 126 128 N. Church St. Ph. 625-2367 Asheboro, N. C. Klopman ¥ for fashion y innovation in fabrics GREGSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY Furniture Manufacturers Liberty, North Carolina SWAIM’S BLAKE HOME BUILDERS, INC. Tire and Recapping Service Complete Line of Quality Building Materials Highway 421 South Liberty, North Carolina P. O. Box 487 Phone 622-2332 Liberty, N.C. Phone 622-2662 Howard Swaim — Owner GARRETT FLORIST FASHION MART AND NURSERY Smile and Save Jim Garrett — Owner P2O2B0x1927 fulecraay NC. Our Flowers Say It Best Phone 622-4556 S. P. Phillips - Owner Liberty, North Carolina STEDMAN CORPORATION Pugh Oil Co, Ine. Compliments of PUGH FUNERAL HOME Asheboro — Randleman — Troy Main Office RANDOLPH ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORPORATION Rt. 6 Box 203, Highway 64 East Corner of Patton Avenue Highway 42 Asheboro, N.C. Asheboro ' Phone 625-5177 North Carolina CLICK’S Hair Specialist (74 bY - ° PP) Your Hair is Our Profession Four Barbers To Serve You Highway 64 East Asheboro, N.C. Phone 629-3544 TEXTURED FIBRES Liberty, North Carolina You Grow in Education We Grow in Industry, Which Is Dependent On Your Growth in Education WE CONGRATULATE YOU! A Division of TEXFI Industries, Inc. CENTRAL CAROLINA FARMERS INC. P. O. Box 493 Siler City, North Carolina 117 North Dogwood Street HOWARD BRADY OIL COMPANY “Wanted: Customers, no experience needed” Ramseur, North Carolina WESTERN AUTO Sporting Goods... Liberty Shopping Center LAMBERT’S FLORIST AND GIFT SHOPPE John and Bernice Lambert, Owners Route 1, Box 164-A Franklinville, North Carolina Phone 824-8811 CHATHAM REXALL DRUGS Siler City North Carolina FARMER’S ALLIANCE STORE INC. General Merchandise Phone 742-3020 Siler City, North Carolina Compliments of DEATON PHARMACY Two Registered Pharmacists on Duty Liberty, North Carolina H M TIRE SERVICE Goodyear Tires Recapping B. P. Products Liberty, North Carolina SCOTT BOOK STORE, INC. Asheboro, N. C. School Supplies Art Supplies Posters FRIENDLY BEAUTY SHOP Lou Elkins Janet Smith Edith Kimery Marjorie Fogleman FRANKLINVILLE BARBER SHOP Phone 824-8066 Open Mon.-Sat. Hrs. 8 a.m. — 5 p.m. Jim Chilton—Barber BRADY’S APPLIANCE CO. General Electric Appliances Furniture Main Street Ramseur, N. C. CURTIS THEATRE Liberty, N.C. SILER CITY DRIVE IN Siler City, N. C. JOHNSON’S INC. Quality Clothing for Men Boys Formal Wear Rentals Bob Loman, Manager Liberty North Carolina STONE SHOE CO. INC. “Shoes For The Entire Family” Two Locations Downtown Northgate Plaza Asheboro, N. C. RAMSEUR CLEANERS Dial 824-2141 Ramseur, N. C. C C FOOD CENTER Highway 64 Asheboro, N. C. “We sell close to cost to save you cash.” ROSES STORES, INC. Why Pay More? Shop Roses Save. Store Hours 9 a.m. til 9 p.m. Northgate Shopping Center Asheboro, N. C. AY ee aA SAQaas Pag — = oe . Stenographic 36 weeks . General Business 36 weeks . Secretarial 48 weeks . Junior Accounting 48 weeks . Automated Accounting 48 weeks . Medical Secretarial 60 weeks . Business Administration— 72 weeks ASHEBORO COMMERCIAL COLLEGE REGISTRATION IS HELD EACH JANUARY, MARCH, JUNE, AND SEPTEMBER DIPLOMA COURSES SPECIAL COURSES Clerk-Typists, Receptionist Key Punch and Key Verifier Business Machines Accounting Personal Typing ABC Shorthand Gregg Shorthand Beauty, Charm, and Poise Soo at EP Al face eae? le Automated Accounting 72 weeks (Many other courses available) Why Attend Asheboro Commercial College? . 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. . Placement of graduates is near 100 percent. . The College is privately owned, therefore, your being successful is our most important asset. . ACCREDITED by the Accrediting Commission 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. 151 North Fayetteville Street ASHEBORO COMMERCIAL COLLEGE Telephone 625-4094 DELK’S FLORIST Florist and Greenhouse 1825 Raleigh Rd. Phone 625-5525 Florist and Gift Shop 314 North Fayetteville Street Phone 629-9797 Delk Home and Garden Center 1827 Raleigh Road, Asheboro 629-9650 GAILES FUNERAL HOME “Simple and Beautiful Service” Phone 625-3595 Asheboro, N. C. 500 Greensboro Street MANN DRUG NO. 2 Corner Cox Street and 64 By-Pass Asheboro, N. C. “Homes of Comfort and Distinction” REALTOR JOHN W. WARD, JR. Salesman: Lee Harris Contractor—Insurance Agent Phones Office: 622-2231 Home: 622-4036 Post Office Box 68 Liberty, N. C. BEAMAN CORPORATION Liberty, N.C. 27298 Phone (919) 622-4321 PROFESSIONAL BARBER SHOP “Hairstyling” Tommy Johnson—Wilbur Moore—Tommy Waugh N. Fayetteville St. Asheboro, N. C. Phone 629-2003 FARRAR AND SILER SERVICE 718 North 6th Ave. Siler City, N.C. Congratulations Class of 1972 SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE Greensboro North Carolina 27401 COMPLIMENTS OF CANNADAY Aitogy Liberty, North Carolina SUPPORTERS OF THE WILDCATS! HARDIN’S FLORIST GIFT SHOP ‘Your FTD and Teleflora Florist”’ Telephone 622-2218 Liberty, North Carolina HOLT’S AMERICAN SERVICENTER Telephone 622-4396 Box 687 Liberty, North Carolina POOLE’S GROCERY Groceries Gas, Oil, and Ice Franklinville, North Carolina Phone 824-8070 FIRST NATIONAL BANK KIRKMAN’S CONCRETE And Septic Tank Co. And Service Telephone 824-5054 Franklinville, North Carolina FAIRVIEW SERVICE GROCERY Highway 42—East Asheboro, N. C. e : re | S Sherrell Brenda Ambrose because there is no substitute for quality” COOPER’S JEWELRY 611 Main Street 221 Fayetteville Street Ramseur, N. C. 27316 Asheboro, N. C. 27203 824-8442 ACME McCRARY CORPORATION | RAMSEUR PLANT Ladies Seamless Hosiery Ramseur, North Carolina BROWNIE-LU RESTAURANT BOONE OIL COMPANY Route 6, Highway 64 East Breakfast—Vegetable Plates—Short Orders Asheboro, N. C. Phone 625-5710 Home Made Pies and Cobblers—Milk Shakes Soft Drinks ReCWNI Ca) 7 zy Highway 421 A nc XS S 7 z a Siler City, N.C. A ae RANDOLPH TECHNICAL INSTITUTE SIR PIZZA Open 7 Days A Week Phone In For Carry Out Orders Pizza And Spaghetti Dinners Phone 629-9107 724 North Fayetteville Street Asheboro, N. C. Your Happy Shopping Store Asheboro, N. C. Phone 629-9161 SUIT OUTLET OF ASHEBORO 1334 North Fayetteville Street Suits—Sports Coats—Slacks—Shirts Save up to 40% Asheboro, N. C Phone 672-2899 PELL’S FOOD STORE Kermit G. Pell “Everything For The Table” NANCE CHEVROLET CO. Asheboro, N. C. RAMSEUR SHELL SERVICE STATION Owner Grady Lawson “Service Is Our Business” Phone 824-8027 HOLIDAY BOWL North Fayetteville Street Asheboro 629-1408 William Joseph—Manager DOG ’N SUDS 1310 South Fayetteville 1011 North Fayetteville FREEMAN FORD Ford Sales and Service LibéertyeNaG: CRUTCHFIELD FABRICS Liberty Shopping Center Liberty, N. C. LEE’S TEXACO Texaco Products Minor Repairs Phone 824-8205 Franklinville, N. C. Ramseur, N. C. FRANKLINVILLE SODA SHOP Compliments of A F VENDING AMICK REPAIR SHOP MUSIC SERVICE Franklinville, N. C. ALLEN H. LEONARD TEAGUES CLEANERS Insurance Agency Randleman, N. C. 307 Liberty St. Phone 824-8881 Telephone 7752 Ramseur, N. C. ECONOMY DRUG CO. RAMSEUR BEAUTY SHOP libertyaN.C: Ramseur, N. C. MOORE’S B. C. Moore Sons, Inc. Phone 625-2169 211 Sunset Ave. Asheboro, N. C. HANCOCK’S Old Fashion Country Ham Franklinville, N. C. STE ee SER CUING B. B. WALKER SHOE CO. Seven Operators to Serve You Deer cd Ph. 498-2908 or 498-2454 Asheboro, N. C. Open Tuesday thru Saturday Ph. (919) 629-1411 425 High Point Road Randleman, N. C. ; = eR NOARTON : and the ME oa to oe Closing 191 ee me ed Po... a 4 cal ee : hs - Fee ttt Bn) : ot hp at _ Cae ak area a ? = ye ee mals iy i ape 7 P| f ne rs a yh haat dus Pai th Ki eeresee tite tytate he Snietetetgieiete sehats —S Sag eleate rata taete pera taet = Seeerece cates Snes Saar pinhetetebe te epteteketetens piety Sass