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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1973 volume:

Sere ee eet ee) gee eaters EASTERN RANDOLPH SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Route 2, Box 105A Ramseur, North Carolina 27316 Regular Time Schedule Activity Time Schedule 8:15 First Bell 8:15 8:17 Second Bell 8:17 8:20 Tardy Bell 8:20 8:20-9:15, 9:18t First Period 8:20-9:08, 9:11t 9:18-10:13, 10:16t Second Period 9:11-9:59, 10:02t 10316-10224 Homeroom 10:02-10:10, (10:13%) Activity 10:10-10 :45 10:24-10:32, 10:35t Break 10:45-10:53, 10:56t 10:35-11:30, 11:33¢ Third Period 10:56-11:44, 11:47 11: 30-12:00, 12:03t First Lunch 11:44-12:14, 12:17t 12:03-1:00, 1:03% Fourth Period 12:17-1:14, 1:17% 11:333-12:00 Fourth Period 12:47-12:14 12300-12330, 12:33t Second Lunch 12314-12344, 12:47+ 12:33-1:00, 1:03t Fourth Period 12:47-1:14, 1:17t 11:33-12:30 Fourth Period 11:47-12:44 12:350-1300, 1:03t Third Lunch 12:44-1:14, 1:17t 1:03-1:58, 2:01t Fifth Period 1:17-2:05, 2:08t 2:01-2:56 Sixth Period 2:08-2:56 2:56 Dismissal 2:56 Lunch Schedule and Sequence First Lunch Second Lunch Third Lunch Room No. Room No. Room No. 15 36 67 17 Bie 68 18 65 69 19 Ay 70 20 ho 76 21 4s qT 22 hy 81 64 ks 82 28 87 29 99 PewsTZ0 BY PARES PWAEY ROBERTS IKEDA OVO Le fe. CLASS BF (774 Eastern Randolph Senior High School Route 2, Box 105A ' Ramseur, North Carolina 27316 ACTIVITY SCHEDULE FOR CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS, 1972-1973 October December February April Student Council Th12b Tudb Thlb Thob W 30 Nov, 63 Thi9c Th7c Th8e Thl2c tT 7 Dec, e2 Th26d Thlhd Thl5d Thi9d F 15 Dec, el Th22b M 8Jan, el; p i ‘ | T 23 Jan, if ovember an March Ma: W 7 Feb, e Thob Th Thic Tit T 20 Fed, 63 Th9c Thilic Théd Thl0c F 9 Mar, e2 Th30d Th25d M19 Mar, el. T 3 Apr, el W 18 Apr, e5 f 3 May, e6 F 18 May, e Class or Class Committee Meetin Feb, 6 Mar, and 10 Apr 73 a. Assembly co. FFA de Art Club Health Career English Club be FBLA Monogram Club French Club FHA History Club Key Club FTA Library Club Roadrunners VICA Science Club Beta ee Student Council Spanish Club | Clubs and organizations are grouped by a letter. The letter by the date indi- cates the meeting date of the group (also, period for Student Council). A student may be an officer (P, V-P, Sec, Treas) in only one (1) club or organization. Stu- dents are to remain‘in the club meeting until the end of the activity period. The homeroom teacher should maintain a record of the clubs to which the students belong. Students sign out on the board for the club meeting. Club roster indicating student's name, homeroom section, officers, should be submittéd to the Activity Committee within a week after the second meeting. Clubs must be chartered by the Student Council. Yearly summaries of the club's services and proposed plans are to be reviewed by the Student Council and the Activity Committee. The only authorized fund-raising activ- ity is the school-wide magazine sale. The profit from magazines sold by each student is equally divided among the clubs of which he is a member. Other fund-raising activities must be approved by the ERSHS Advisory Committee. 1973 LINKS Volume V Eastern Randolph Senior High School Ramseur, North Carolina oN pemmomanatieern 2 Introduction eal iar eT vr rt af Introduction 3 it creeps, each moment at another’s heels till on and ages are made up of such till hours, days, years, small parts as these... ing how it is. ... wonder and men look back the wide In ike a ship Thou trav’llest 1 ocean.’’ Ba illie ho walks with Beauty has no need of fear; the sun and moon and stars keep pace with him; invisible hands restore the year, _ and time itself grows beau- ey tifully dim.’’ Morton a Introduction 5 ime or now hath t made me his numbering clock, =] 2 —- Oo 3 oe ) oH Ss — co) _y thoughts are minutes.” , Shakespeare Introduction 7 have no yesterdays, time took them away... 8 Introduction omorrow may not be, but I have today.”’ McGinnis Introduction 9 Student Life Py 2 oO 1 nm o qb) es cs + SAP Be WH SH qv} ce oie Ce OnO S 2 Seats OQ f_6 s eat d= AD) t eo cS pomand = Sige ge ° = ete) eh Skat ie TN A ee) 8 Rs OD ahead ses s — Nn OG = po a Ebaeaes oe) Bee ciel= Se Se 5 17 5c) Ob) cS a, O sisigiies ee Gree) aoe oamHSok aa S ; Cs LAMA ee eee ee oe Archways and sidewalks appeared. Hardhat areas were declared. The road graders came to level and ex- tend the parking lot. Little by little construction debris was cleared away. Everyone kept asking the same question, ““When will it be ready?”’ Finally, in December of 1972, the Wildcat moved into its bright new home and proudly hosted its first home game before a record crowd of enthusiastic and happy sup- porters. After four and a half years, the Wildcat was home! Student Life 13 Eastern Students ‘ Judging from the campaign posters, everyone must be dis- cussing politics! Campaigner Vicki Young illustrates use of body English for effec- tive speaking. Closed eyes aid Beverly Willenborg’s memory as she practices speech. 14 Student Life Participate In Electoral Process Mr. Thomas pauses to look at system of checks and double checks in tallying. David Matthews concentrates on marking his ballot. President Gary Dark and council members post class officer election results. Chris Stout smiles tiredly after all returns are completed. Student Life 15 See oe pee 2th. cud oat” sen Se soe : oe F Shae a en stony Rane senna CUP eles ce ranenye SERRATE eal Top Cat please stand up and GRRRRR! Swe 2 Student Life 17 Spirit Week Highlighted By Bi Senior hall, Top Cat! MEH Braid ’em Up! “Mr. Spirit” “Miss Spirit” Roger McNeill Nancy Coble “Mr. Spirit” Joel Stephens 18 Student Life es pee cha teens REE ats aS Student Life 19 Campus Hosts Careers Specialists More than one hundred speakers and college representatives visited the campus this year for the annual Careers Day. Twenty-four career areas were featured in the morning hours. Specialists in these fields discussed topics from cosmetology to sports to teaching. The after- noon sessions gave upperclassmen an oppor- tunity to visit and talk with representatives of the seventy-five institutions who came from a five-state area. 20 Student Life 5 Wildcat Student Life 21 PTSA Festival Filled With Fun The PTSA Fall Festival was the place to be on November eleventh. Supper began at 4:00. Homeroom- sponsored booths added to the fun. Two homerooms won a trip to a Cougar game — 11-1, highest ticket sales, and 12-7, highest sales with the ‘“‘Baby Contest” booth. Other top money-makers were 10-1, ““Coun- try Store,” and 10-8, “Egg Throw.” Profits from the festival were given to the athletic department. bo bo DM tudent Life a Eat one here. Take two home. aes Bargains like these are hard to find! i Ua, Mr. Barden is chilled by a well-aimed balloon. TEE Student Life 23 Wildcats And Lions Sponsor Ham SUD Ue: The Zone Ten Lions Club and the ERSH Athletic Booster Club joined in a fund raising country ham and chicken dinner on the ninth of December. Proceeds went toward athletic indebtedness. The date coincided with the first game in the new gym. After feasting in the cafe- teria, guests went to the ball game and ate some more as Booster Club members served hot popcorn from the new concession booth. Homerooms 12-5 and 10-7 received free passes to the game for selling the most dinner tickets. Mr. Martin enjoys watching the diners. 24 Student Life Lions and Wildcats meet in a planning session. ERSH Holds First Assembly In December The student body of ERSH sat together for the first time in the new gymnasium on the twentieth of December. The chorus and ensemble gave a concert of Christmas music. Afterwards the cheerleaders led the student body in its first indoor pep rally. In January Albert Long of the Christian Athletes Association spoke to the student body, causing chuckles when he referred to his high school letter sweater. One of the most “‘hair- vos a raising” assemblies was ““This Atom- The combined chorus and ensemble tune up before program. ic World’ presented in February. ae i . 4 fo eee Be es Eastern Randolph Senior High faculty and student body listen intently to musical performance. Student Life 25 Fifth Annual “Project Christmas Spirit” Provides Gifts For Sixty Area Children The Student Council played Santa Claus again this year through their sponsorship of ‘Project Christmas Spirit.’’ Each homeroom became helpers “adopting” a family and providing it with gifts. Homeroom 12-7 won the decoration contest for the third year in a row. Second place honors went to 10-8 and third place to 11-7. A charity dance was held in the school cafeteria with proceeds donated to ‘“‘Christmas Spirit.” ae Homeroom 10-8 places second. Soi AHEAD SES Students Receive Honors In Many Fields m 5 i OO taste Spill. 3° ee i i 1971-1972 MARSHALS, STANDING (1. to r.): David York, Ricky Freeman, Steve Coble, Steve Thompson, Mark Allen, Chief Marshal, Dun- can Brewer, Freda Snider, Patricia Pell. SEATED: Linda Gibson, Gina Lawson, Jane Coble, Paula Hogan, Sarah Shoffner, Janette Johnson, Vicky Maness, Lynn Redden, Denise Yates, Cathy York. NOT PICTURED: David Green, Carolyn Walker. Lorraine Owen, All-Conference JV Basketball Championship Stan Edwards, Gold Key Art Award Wanda Smith, Governor’s School Candidate Parliamentary Procedure Team, First Place Outstanding Seniors Outstanding members of the Class of ’74 were se- lected on the basis of service, leadership, scholarship, talent, and character. Each member of the class made a written nomination of the twenty classmates whom he considered deserved to be recognized as outstand- ing in these areas. The lists were tallied and the top fifty nominees submitted to a sixteen-member faculty committee. The faculty committee, representing the Senior homerooms and the various departments, made the final selection. ies O® Jan Smith Student Life 30 Student Life pe Tha were cei al Gordan Owen Student Life 31 Steve Coble chats before class. eAimiian. The weather certainly is changeable. Reverend Donnelly substitutes. tASTE Oy MM dk 3 oe TOP: Lookouts, man your stations. RIGHT: Debbie Wall takes off. 32 Student Life PARR IESE Zz Raudiocns eterek eke ie Will the girl who left her shoes out of the locker, please take a lap. Student Life 33 18 A.M. — 10:13 A.M. y) A cee mene ® 4 ee. Rea PEP ey eeererr i ! 1s Mother told me there would be days like th 34 Student Life JoNell Trent makes good use of her study period. Hold it right there. Don’t move. { Lida te Sus Oat. Goal tending! Student Life 35 Me ordering senior invitations or... filling out a driver’s education form or... sizing things up. 36 Student Life 2 plea eo RY Activity is a good time for sitting or... clearing the smoking patio of litter or... HEALERS selecting mascotsor... considering one’s future as a painter. | Student Life 3 .M. — 11:30 A.M. If we hurry, I think we can beat the crowd. 38 Student Life = “Tflhad ahammer...” 11:31 — ‘“‘Here we sit like birds in the wilderness...” Student Life 39 11:33 A.M. — 1:00 P.M. Nes sole This photo is a fake. There are really 182 students in French III-IV. 40 Student Life PS: oe Anyone care for a spot of tea? WELCORE VISttoas Real tablecloths. This must be a banquet. Student Life 41 I think I colored outside the line. 42 Student Life The Bell and Howell man cometh. SH NGS Sy fe Senco eee es ee Women’s Lib, arise! Speaker from Thailand visits sixth period. Have you ever seen a prettier room design? 44 Student Life Sunshine! You’re right. That is a strikeover. Camera’s eye view of open classrooms. Student Life 45 46 Student Life on seo pone SR Student Life 47 48 Student Life Pa . , id : . ee ee HS In Memoriam Joseph Lee Frye 1956-1972 Student Life 49 si canna LAOS 4 neal EY RR AE LLB LLL ‘‘We are happy to have the oppor- _ ee tunity to serve our country under difficult circumstances. We are pro- foundly grateful toour Commander in Chief and to our nation for this day.God bless America!” = | Navy Capt. J eremiah A. Denton, Jr. es February 12,1973 With joy and thanksgiving, the | 1972-1973 LINKS joins our country- ae Peay men in a salute to the returning — ee ore Prisoners of War. oe bali Guidance Counselors 1 _ Mr. Walter John Taylor, Jr. Principal B.S., Appalachian State University; B.S., N. C. State; M.Ed., UNC-CH 2 Mr. Ernest Sylvanus Thomas, Jr. Assistant Principal, Guidance Counselor B.S., M.A., Appalachian State University 3 . Mr. Carlos McKinley King Guidance Counselor Th.B., Holmes Theological Seminary; B.A., High Point College 54 Academics Eastern Randolph Advisory Committee MEMBERS (I. tor.) Mrs. Seymour Phillips Mr. Boyd Poe Mr. Worth O. Cox, Chairman Mr. Jesse Martin Mr. Glyn W. Caudle Not pictured: Mr. Elvin Cox PTSA Officers LEFT: Mr. Nathan Cox, treasurer LOWE R LEFT: (seated): Mr. Milton Ferguson, president; Mrs. Josephine Caudle, secretary LOWER RIGHT: Mrs. Rachel Moffitt, vice-president Academics 55 Custodial Staff Mr. Wood holds the keys to the job at the Those shiny floors don’t just happen! Neighborhood Youth Corps worker, Duncan annex. Brewer, and Mr. Brown look pleased. TOP: Mr. Foushee gets supplies for gym. RIGHT: Mrs. Foxx and Mrs. Staley relax after the day’s work is done. 56 Academics Atenton ‘Enspleyses Spaghetti Luncheon Spaghetti with Meat Sauce (serves 500) 30 lbs. of spaghetti 90 lbs. of ground beef 12 lbs. of diced celery 2 cups of dehydrated onions 3 10 cans of tomato paste 1 10 can of catsup Tossed Salad 24 heads of lettuce 12 lbs. of carrots 12 lbs. of radishes 6 lbs. of cucumbers 2 gals. of salad dressing STAFF (1. to r.): Mrs. Lorene Brooks, Mrs. Pair Lea Marley, Mrs. Esther Cox, Mrs. Epsie Needhe 100 doz. school-baked rolls Mrs. Martha Cox, Manager. 12 lbs. of butter LEFT: Mrs. Cox displays the new 924 cubic foot capacity walk-in refrigera- tor-fre ezer. CENTER: Mrs. Ward seryes the line. RIGHT: The milkman de- livers a part of the 10,350 gallons of milk bought in one school year. Academics 57 Mrs. Green’s sixth period English 2 class labors over a test. Fifth period English 4 views a filmstrip on Chaucer. 1 58 Academics Mrs. Natalie Hicks Green B.S., N. C. State; M.A.T., Rollins College English II, [V Mr. Dwight Franklin Hooker B.A., Campbell College; English II, III Mrs. Mary Harrell McGee B.A., UNC-Greensboro; English II, III Mr. Hooker cedures. acquaints his students with library research pro- _ Language Arts Department 1 _ Miss Alice Mae Yorke B.A., Lenoir Rhyne College; English II, I 2 Mrs. Mary Wynona Langley B.A., Elon College; English II, IV 3 Mr. Charles Lee Edwards B.S., Campbell College; English III, IV Miss Yorke illustrates the fundamentals of sentence structure. Academics 59 Foreign Languages 1 _ Mrs. Martha Sutton York B.A., Elon College French I, I, III, [V 2 Mrs. Margaret Faye Taylor B.A., M.Ed., UNC-Greensboro Spanish I, I, III, Yearbook Allo, Lyndon? Veux-tu aller en ville? Mrs. York illustrates a point. 60 Academics Art, Music, Drama 1 _ Mrs. Cynthia Albright Dameron B.A., Greensboro College Art I, Il 2 Mrs. Angela Young Dalton A.B.T., High Point College Chorus I, Il, General Music, Dramatics ai Academics 61 cience Department 1 _ Mrs. Margaret S. Martin B.S., UNC-Greensboro Biology so ect I tm 2 Mrs. Margaret Upchurch Shaw B.S., Wake Forest Biology 3 . Mrs. Linda A. Gales B.S., Bennett College; M.Ed., A T Biology, Adv. Bio., Chemistry, Physics 62 Academics 1 Math Department Miss Paula Lee Starling B.S., UNC-Greensboro Consumer Math, Geometry, Aviation Science Mr. Abram Pressley Brower BS, .NaCuotate VLA. UNC-CH Algebra I, II, Int. Alg., Adv. Math Mrs. Margaret Wolff Lemmons B.S., Wake Forest; M.Ed., UNC-Greensboro Geometry, Consumer Math Academics 63 relia . ‘ees escape Mrs. Frazier shows off “‘baby”’ prize. dah crore ee usiness Education 1 _ Mrs. Irene B. Frazier B.S., University of Kentucky Typing I, I], Shorthand, Office Occupations 2 Mrs. Nell Lennon Caviness B.S., Flora Macdonald; M.A., Appalachian Typing I, Bookkeeping, Business Math 3 . Mr. Ronald Deen French B.S., Appalachian State University Typing I, Bookkeeping, Basic Business, Bus. Math 64 Academics 1 2 3 4 Social Studies Mr. Charles Eddie Todd B.S., Western Carolina World History, U.S. History Mr. Billy Lee Spencer B.A., Pfeiffer College World History, U.S. History, Sociologv-Economics Mr. Norman Leo Humphrey B.S., A T University World History, World Geography, U.S. History Mr. O. C. Burrow, JR. B.A., Pfeiffer College World History, U.S. History Academics 65 astern Randolph’s Lib Hub Of Learning Act RIGHT: Mrs. Bonnie Chandler York B.A., M.Ed., UNC-Greensboro Librarian i | 66 Academics Special Education Mrs. Paulette Helene Laverty B.S., Rhode Island College Special Education SKS Zone Driver Education Mr. Bryce Robbins Driver Education Academics 67 Health And Physical Education Departmen 1 _ Miss Linda Sue Hohn B.S., Appalachian State University Girls’ Health and Physical Education II, III ; ‘ 2 Mr. Milton Barrett Barden B.S., UNC-CH; M.A., Appalachian State Boys’ Health and Physical Education II, III 4aGe « Miss Hohn takes on coaching duties. eS ee Eee 68 Academics Home Economics 1 _ Mrs. Helen Alexander Macaulay B.S., Queen’s College Family Life, Interior Design-Child Care 2 Mrs. Marilyn Hylton Routh B.S., UNC-Greensboro Advanced Home Ec., Advanced Food-Clothing Mike Snider stirs up a home-cooked meal. Doris Long knits one, purls two. “9 Academics 69 ccupational Education 1 Mr. William Guy Lane B.S., M.Ed., N. C. State University Small Engines, Forestry, Ag. Science-Mechanics, Ag. Equipment-Machinery 2 Mr. John Denscombe B.S., Appalachian State University Technical Drafting 3 Mr. Edward Miller Burnett A T University C.1., Bricklaying I, II 4 Mr. Harold Jones Snider B.S., M.Ed., N. C. State University ICT I, Il, ACT, Ag. Science-Mechanics fe eA 70 Academics 1 2 3 Mr. William Lester Carter B.S., N. C. State University Introduction to Textiles, Textiles II Mr. William Clinton Burrows, Jr. Air University, Maxwell Field, Ala. Aviation Science, Aerospace II, III Mr. William Dove Coble, Jr. UNC-Greensboro C.1., Carpentry I, I We Academics 71 m 0 Fey eres VE RODERW wy sy 8 6 ee ore We ee ee � SIP eee nM ailabadedde OMT RE HES gene ORE gf MH eae epee 80 8 PRESS Nida gM at ha ia Ww eg = Sew ee eee hie OVE be yg ea wR EX WNW TOUT yg eee nllidvaiduiiuidale Lia dgaen PENRO poe ae eee sade He CUE egy COTE e's Ea NE KHER Cg ye ee Oe i EERE EENTP OOO peg e et alate eee $88 CRM LT ee ee ee x 1CS 4) = de + “We're From Eastern, Couldn’t Be Prouder .. .”’ Sa ai VARSITY (I. to r.): Pam Graves, Vanessa Coble, Teresa Brown, Lynn Redden, Vicky Young, Chief, Mary Glynn Bates, Alice Brown, Co-chief, Cathy Watkins, Cynthia Hogan. ) 74 Athletics componente seen w vin | JV’s (1. to r.): Cindy Wilson, Co-chief, Barbara Hester, Cindy Allred, Harriet Presnell, Chief, Julie Coble, Robin York, Becky Cox, E. R. Wildcat, Chief Fan. Athletics 75 6 o Brooks And Andy Kirkman Receive TOP ROW (I. to r.): Allan Johnson, Brian Nixon, Randall Wright, Barry Ferguson, Darrell Wright, Gary Williams, Terry Greene, Ed Gibson. MIDDLE ROW: Darrell Smith, Tim Routh, Gary Mason, Conrad Butler, Tim King, Mike Davis, Monte Caviness, Mitchell Hogan, Ezelle Brower, Neal Brinkley, Wayne Faircloth. FRONT: Joey Parris, J. B. Griffith, Eddie Shelar, Bo Brooks, Andy Kirkman, Steve Sanders, W. A. Kirkman, Terry Wall. NOT PICTURED: Ricky Josey, Danny Hall, Manager, Mr. Milton Barden, Head Coach, Mr. O. C. Burrow, Assistant Coach. Athletics All-Conference Honorable Mention Terry Wall, End W. A. Kirkman, End Conrad Butler punts against S. W. Randolph. ow Steve Sanders closes in to assist teammate with tackle. Athletics 77 Sarah Shoffner Reigns Over Homecoming Court Gary Dark, master of ceremonies, opens the homecoming activities. Pt i -_ Liberty Jaycees work at gate during Randleman game. Sue ee SS Sgt eed HOMECOMING COURT (1. to r.): Denise Hall, Denny Pugh, Betty Jean Clapp (not pictured), Charles Staley, Harriet Presnell, Jeff Allred, Cathy Watkins, Julian Butler, Teresa Brown, Charles Gregson, Alice Brown, Tommy Jenkins, Wanda Allred, Chuck Kuhn, Sherry Brower, David York, Phyllis Cheek, James Patterson, Vicky Young, Craig York, Vanessa Coble, Red Cheek, Bobsie Presnell, Jim Hester (not pic- tured), Merita Wright, Tom Perry, Julie Coble, Steve Clodfelter, Mary Maples, Gordon Owen (not pictured). 78 Athletics “Town and Country” strikes up the band at after-game festivities. HOMECOMING ATTENDANTS AND ESCORTS (1. to r.): Kim McQueen, Jr. Attendant, Scott Cau- dle, Brookie Ferguson, First Runner-up, Parker Taylor, Sarah Shoffner, Queen, Larry Walker, Ann Ma- rie Staley, Mascot, Eric Routh, Mascot, Beverly Willenborg, Second Runner-up, Paul Kivett, Betty Van Swaim, Soph. Attendant, Craig Wright. Athletics 79 Coach Burrow takes a breather after a hot August practice. QB Ferguson listens to sideline instructions. “They also serve 80 Athletics ideal i we Say : : Joey Parris, Guard Steve Sanders, Back Brinley sidesteps Jet tackler. Fes eo ; afl i ree who only stand and wait.” Eddie Shelar, Guard J.B. Griffith, Guard Athletics 81 Junior Varsity Captures First Place TOP (1. to r.): John Hall, Scorekeeper, Scotty Davis, Neal Brinkley, Julious McCaskill, Jimmy Snider, Barry Ferguson, David King, Man- ager. FRONT: Rayvon Cox, Norman Livengood, Charles Monroe, Ezelle Brower, Ronnie Burgess, Gary Williams. NOT PICTURED: Billy Caviness, Ricky Cox, Mr. Bill Spencer, Coach. Scorekeeper Ricky Freeman eyes back court action in West Davidson game. 82 Athletics In Davidson-Ranolph Conference Play bal TOP: Coach Spencer revises game plan. LEFT: Jimmy Snider replaces Billy Caviness. j , , n % Y RIGHT: West throws in ball against Eastern’s pressure defense. Athletics 83 Lady Wildcats Win First Game In New Gym = I Ain TOP: Co-captains Freda Snider and Rose Mary Patter- wae son RIGHT: VICTORY against C. Davidson! “oe __ ms ’ + Fey = . rf ee | @ hs : STANDING (I. to r.): Miss Linda Hohn, Coach, Felecia Hooker, Rose Mary Patterson, Betty Jean Clapp, Kim McQueen, Merita Wright, Faye York, Manager, Lynn Purgason, Scorekeeper. SITTING: Cathy Headen, Carolyn Lewallen, Lorraine Owen, Anna Foster, Freda Snider. NOT PICTURED: Corinne Johnson, Manager. 84 Athletics Athletics 85 Varsity Finishes Third In Regular Season Play ABOVE: Co-captains Red Cheek and Andrew Marley meet opponents at mid-court. RIGHT: David Deaton battles for two against Central Davidson. TOP ROW (I. to r.): Ricky Freeman, Scorekeeper, David King, Manager, Marshall Cox. MIDDLE ROW: James Monroe, Leonard Lucus, Allen Maness, David Deaton, Herbert Bittle, Red Cheek, Wayne Salmon. FRONT ROW: Mr. Bill Spencer, Coach, Andrew Marley, Jackie Brady, Jeff Allred, Fred Lucas, Sam Bittle, Conrad Butler. 86 Athletics ABOVE: All-Conference Andrew Marley outstretches a Ledford panther. RIGHT: Allen Maness shifts into reverse. Pei Rene’ = ils � es Athletics 87 STANDING (1. to r.): Steve Clodfelter, Jeff Hoover, Dean Frye, Randall Wright, Barry Ferguson, Coach Barden, Darrel Smith, Mike Caviness, Danny Clodfelter, Steve Hemphill, Tom Perry. KNEELING: Andy Kirkman, Tony Fogleman, Parker Taylor, W. A. Kirkman, Steve Sanders, Scotty Davis, Tyrone Brooks, Mitchell Hogan, Bruce Sheppard. 88 Athletics Challenge Of New Baseball Season Tyrone Brooks and Steve Sanders take positions at plate. Dean Frye follows through. ae Athletics 89 Activities Far-Sighted Council Revises Constitution President Gary Dark presides at meeting. The Human Relations Committee meets in an afternoon session. Vicky Young, Treasurer Chris Stout, Secretary Teresa Meredith, Vice President STUDENT COUNCIL (alphabetically): Wanda Allred, Mary Glynn Bates, Patricia Brown, Conrad Butler, Phyllis Cheek, Marshall Cox, Gary Dark, Myra Faulkenberry, Marian Haithcox, Randy Hill, Cynthia Hogan, Mary Maples, Teresa Meredith, Lorraine Owen, Genia Parks, Tim Poole, Billy Scotton, Mary Lynn Scotton, Darlene Shaw, Sarah Shoffner, Debbie Smith, Kathy Spinks, Larry Walker, Terry Wall, Cathy Watkins, Merita Wright. NOT PICTURED: Jackie Armstrong, Neal Brinkley, Alice Brown, Sherry Brown, Teresa Brown, Julie Coble, Becky Cox, Beverly Cox, J. B. Griffith, Gordon Owen, Chris Stout, Cheryl Ward, Vicky Young, Mr. Taylor, Adviser. Links Staff Chronicles Eastern’s Fifth Year SS oe seeeeraseene easene a eeene esesaesaee See? cal o ce aserragnsneeee sere 2 senweacecesenes es Pe Le AD SALESMAN STAFF — Sherry Brower, Business Manager; Terry Waisner, Neal Frye, Billy Scotton, J. B. Griffith. Activities 93 Art Club OFFICERS (1. to r.): Kay Bowman, pres.; Dean Breed- love, v.-pres.; Denise Foust, sec.-treas.; Marsha Voss, arrangements chairman. TOP ROW (1. to r.): David Holland, Steve Hemphill, Mike Duggins, Lawrence Long, Tim Moffitt, David Deaton, Craig Wright, Thomas Coward, David Black, Ricky Wicker, Tony Fogleman. SECOND ROW: Darrell Wright, Conrad Butler, Henry Bowers, Fred Lucas, Johnny Headen, Roger Spinks, Avalene Wiley. THIRD ROW: Carol Rogers, George Walden, Ronnie Burgess, Alan Gaines, Pam Graves, Margie Crump, Steve Edwards, Tommy Stutts. FOURTH ROW: Carol Hin- shaw, Donna Frazier, Marsha Voss, Elaine Barnes, Kathy Varner, Debbie Oakley, Dean Breedlove, Jane Coble, Evelyn Owens. FIFTH ROW: Diane Nixon, Teresa Garner, Patricia Hardin, Carolyn Lewallen, Can- dace Cox, Delores Barnes, Denise Foust. SIXTH ROW: Sheila Needham, Carol Garland, Cindy Holloman, Sarah Wright, Kathy Handy, Sharon McKinnon. FRONT ROW: Dorothy Vuncannon, Debbie Arrington, Rogenia Pack, Danny Prestwood, Neal Hudson. NOT PIC- TURED: Mrs. Cindy Dameron, Adviser. 94 Activities m@ Choral Ensemble Serenades PTSA TOP PHOTO: Members give their first Eastern perfor- mance for the December meeting of the PTSA. CENTER PHOTO: Ensemble members prepare to leave for a singing engagement in High Point. TOP ROW (I. to r.): Teresa Meredith, Lynn Purgason, Anne Butt, Merita Wright, Kay Bowman, Brookie Fer- guson, Vickie Jennings. SECOND ROW: Johnny Headen (alt.), Gordon Owen, Tom Perry, John Hall, Stan Edwards, Paul Kivett, Chuck Kuhn, Dillon Culbreth. FRONT ROW: Amanda Green, Corinne Johnson, Wanda Smith, Phyllis Murray (alt.), Sharon McKinnon (alt.), Martha Garner (alt.). Accompanist, Kevin Allen. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Angela Dalton, Director. Activities 95 Beta Club Rewards Academic Excellence OLD MEMBERS — STANDING (1. to r.): Mark Allen, Mrs. Peggy Lem- mons, Adviser, Steve Coble, Steve Thompson, David Green, David York, J. B. Griffith, II]. SEATED: Sarah Shoffner, Joyce Browne, Paula Hogan, Jan Smith, Gina Lawson, Linda Gibson. NEW MEMBERS — STANDING (1. to r.): Kathy York, Debbie Craven, Arthur Gant, Freda Snider, Duncan Brewer, Vicky Maness, Doyle Needham, Lynn Redden, Rodney Craven, Janet Nixon. SEATED: Denise Yates, Patricia Pell, Sherry Brown, Janette Johnson, Rhonda Millikan, Cynthia Hogan. Freda Snider awaits initiation. —e History Club Focuses On Current Issues TOP ROW (1. to r.): Joel Poe (v.-pres.), David King, Alvin Spinks, Julian Butler, Craig Wright, Danny Prestwood, Jeffery Haithcock, Eddie Burton, Calvin Barker, Steve Edwards, Tommy Stutts, Randy Haithcox. SECOND ROW: Anna Brown, David Deaton, Dal Trogdon, Keith Frazier, Russell Oates, Steve Jones. THIRD ROW: Johnny Siler, Barbara Brooks, Dina Martin, Deborah McClenon, Pam Graves, Margie Crump, Belinda Glover, Debbie Hancock, Janice Kinney, Billy Scotton (pres.), Mr. Norman Humphrey, Adviser. FRONT ROW: Nancy Shoffner, Betty Clapp, Cathy Headen, Gwynie Lambert, Queenie Clapp, Wanda Shaw, Marta Cox, Cindy Humble, Felecia Hooker. TOP ROW (1. to r.): Joseph Haithcox, Darrell Williams, Teresa Cheek (treas.), Gary Dark, Larry Jenkins, Gene Millikan, Mike Duggins, Dean Breedlove, Debbie Oakley, Marsha Voss, Diané Wright, Teresa Needham. SECOND ROW: Linda Brooks, Robin Vicory, Angie Cross, Kathy Burgess (reporter), Myra Faulkenberry, Julie Coble, Amelia Davis, Denise Yates, Patricia Pell, Christine Whitehead, Joan Brady, Pam Burgess, Marian Haithcox,Pam Carter, Jamie Bare, JoNell Trent (sec.), Marie Brady. THIRD ROW: Phyllis Cheek, Stella Spinks, Glenda Spinks, Geraldine Bartell, Teresa Welch, Kathy York, Kathy Trogdon, Melissa McCall, Angie Stevens, Darlene Saunders, Janie Williamson, Carolyn Carter, Vickie McMasters, Jeannie Gatlin, Cindy Wilson. FRONT ROW: Jill Moore, Louise Mitchell, Ann Edwards, Stella Ellison, Faye York, Sara Kimrey, Pam McMasters, Sheila Smith, Rhonda Millikan, Pam Kinney, Karen Brown, Debbie Gaddy. NOT PICTURED: Billy Hardin (parl.). Health Careers Club TOP ROW (1. tor.): Mrs. Gales, Beverly Cox, Janice Strider, Gina Lawson, Kim McQueen, Cathy Beck, Carolyn Dorsett, Cheryl Ward, Deborah Williams, Darlene Shaw, Carolyn Bristow, Sarah Shoffner, Ann Blake Fogleman, Susan Hemric, Cathy Smith, Anita Goins, Cherry Allen. SECOND ROW: Lynn Davis, Vicki Coble, Lisa Brower, Donna Davis, Karen Burgess, Terri Smith, Bobsie Presnell, Harriet Presnell, Juanita Sprinks, Susan Brower, Mary Maples, Rhonda Cockman. FRONT ROW: Sheila Needham, Robin Hannon, David York, Dillon Culbreth, Jane Coble, Linda Gibson, Pam Maness, Mary Lynn Scotton, Lorraine Owen, Gordon Owen, Betty Swaim. 98 Activities OFFICERS (1. to r.): Linda Gibson, sec.-treas.; Cheryl Ward, v.- pres.; Lorraine Owen, reporter; Mrs. Linda Gales, Adviser; Sarah Shoffner, president. OFFICERS (1. to r.): Paul Kivett, pres.; Julian Butler, v.-pres.; Myra Faulkenberry, sec.; Sherry Brower, treas. NOT PICTURED: Barbara Hester, reporter. FTA TOP ROW (Il. to r.): Nancy Shoffner, Cathy Headen, Lorraine Owen, Paul Kivett, Gary Dark, Tommy Jenkins, Bob Vickers, Larry Walker, Richard Thomas, Joel Poe, Cindy Cagle, Debbie Gaddy, Cindy Wilson, Jill Moore. SECOND ROW: Robin Vicory, Susan Hemric, Mary Glynn Bates, Cindy Humble, Lisa Brower, Julian Butler, Pam Burgess, Billy Hardin, Jamie Bare, Joan Brady, Karen Brown, Pam Kinney, Lynn Redden, Myra Faulkenberry, Karen Burgess, Angie Cross. THIRD ROW: Rodney Craven, Sherry Brower, Andy Kirkman, Sheila Smith, Dean Breedlove, Becky Cox, Cathy Watkins, Pam Maness, Wanda Allred, Phyllis Murray, Sarah Wright, Beverly Willenborg, Barbara Hester, Mike Duggins, Marian Haithcox. FRONT ROW: Darlene Shaw, Teresa Williams, Calvin Boger, Stan Edwards, Amanda Green, Bobsie Presnell, Joyce Carter, Juanita Spinks, Cathy Burgess, Harriet Presnell, Robin York. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Margaret Martin, Adviser. Activities 99 Los Amigos Observe Tradition Of “Uvas” At right Spanish Club members observe the New Year’s tra- dition of eating twelve grapes of good luck, one for each month. OFFICERS (1. to r.): Steve Coble, secretary; Denise Yates, treasurer; Ricky Freeman, president; David Saunders, vice- president. TOP ROW (I. to r.): Neal Frye, David Carper, David Saunders, Ricky Freeman, Debra Craven, Candy Stout, Elizabeth Hopper, Charles Overman. SECOND ROW: Willie Clay, Christine Whitehead, Connie Bailey, Julie Coble, Aubrey Johnson, Robin Hardin, Ann Leonard, Jill Moore, Teresa Brown. THIRD ROW: Steve Coble, Debbie McNease, Cindy Routh. FOURTH ROW: Debbie Card- well, Nancy Shoffner, Marta Cox, Cindy Bur- rows, Beverly Willenborg, Terrie Nance, Denise Yates, Lawrence Albright. NOT PIC- TURED: Mrs. Faye Taylor, Adviser. 100 Activities FBLA — “Service, Education, Progress” OFFICERS — STANDING (1. to r.): Nancy Coble, historian; Carolyn Walker, state reporter, Victoria Jennings, pres.; Carol Caviness, parliamentarian. SEATED: Jeannie Gatlin, treas.; Kathy Handy, v.-pres.; Martha Garner, chaplain; Debra Staley, sec., NOT PICTURED: Cheryl Ward, reporter. MIDDLE LEFT, new and old members enjoy refreshments after FBLA initiation. TOP ROW (1. tor.): Janet Nixon, Anna Foster, Delores Barnes, Cheryl Ward, Deborah Luck, Norma Coble, Sharon Stewart, Rosa Overman, Debbie Dezern, Nancy Coble. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Carter, Marie Brady, Sharon Sim- mons, Vickie Moore, Tamar Piper, Kathy Wil- son, Ramona Burgess, Sherry Smith, Sylvia Ammons, Debbie Arrington. THIRD ROW: Carol Caviness, Carolyn Walker, Martha Garner, Janet Breedlove. FRONT ROW: Debbie Staley, Vickie Jennings, Mrs. Irene Frazier, Adviser, Kathy Handy, Jeannie Gatlin. — CWYELOR Activities 101 Four Fields Of Interests Included In ERSH BRICKLAYING — STANDING (I. to r.): Mr. Burnett, Adviser, Alfred Graves, Mike Lackey, Ricky Andrews, Roger McNeill (pres.), David Kennedy, Eddie Burgess, Jesse Coley, Randy Ralston, Charles Monroe, Julious McCaskill (v.-pres.), Tyrone Brooks (sentinel), Jackie Brady. KNEELING: George Knight, Larry Yow (treas.), Eugene Millikan, Arnold Allred (sec.), David Matthews, Herbert Bittle, Johnny Siler, Willard Martin, Red Cheek (reporter), Leonard Lucas. NOT PICTURED: Tony Hilliard (parliamen- tarian). ICT — TEXTILES — STANDING (1. to r.): Donnie Westmoreland (pres.), James Patterson (1st v.-pres.), Joe Leonard, Kenneth Daniel, Hal Richardson, Bruce Cox, Ricky Minter, David Carper (editor), Bo Brooks (2nd v.-pres.), Alvin Spinks, Garry Shoffner. SEATED: Shelia Foust, Barbara Cardwell, Martha Keene, Pam McMasters, Deborah McClenon (sec.), Lola Kimes, Phyllis Cheek, Louise Mitchell (treas.). NOT PICTURED: Mr. Harold Snider, Adviser. 102 Activities Vocational—Industrial Clubs Of America CARPENTRY — TOP ROW (I. to r.): Chuck Harris, Thomas Jarrell, Joe Elberson, Carl Saunders, Don Weaver, Monte Caviness (treas.), Tommy Shoffner, Dannie Cox. SECOND ROW: Mr. William Coble, Adviser, Thomas Maness, Rickey Brady, Tommy Basinger, Johnny Beckham (editor), Hugh Atwell, Phillip Cox, Monroe Brady. THIRD ROW: Terry Hollady (pres.), Tim Moffitt, Dennis Smith, Jeff Haithcock, Michael Lowe, Danny Langley, Jackie Maness. FRONT ROW: Rick Jarrell, William Brown, W. A. Kirkman (2nd v.-pres.), Doug Kinney, Keith Conner, Doug Smith, Tommy Nance, Tony Lackey. NOT PICTURED: Tony Line- berry (sec.), Dean Frye (1st v.-pres.). = ee Soe 2 AEROSPACE — TOP ROW (I. to r.): Jeff Hoover, John Hall, Denny Pugh, David King, Steve Edwards, Sam Musselwhite, Allen Maness, John Ellison, Gerald Reeder, Warren Gray. SECOND ROW: John Cheek, Darrell Wright, Wayne Salmon, Steve McAdams, Randy Hancock, Steve Thompson, David Green, Thomas Coward, Danny Hall. THIRD ROW: Mr. W. C. Burrows, Adviser, Eric Gaines, Tim Poole, Kyle Frazier, Ricky Amick, Randy Kirkman, James Long, Chris Stout, Steve Cox, Candy Stout (sec.), Ricky Rich, Diane Nixon, David Black, Larry Jenkins, Steve Gwinn, Tony Fogleman. FRONT ROW: Steve Jones, Russell Oates, Danny Duggins, Dillon Culbreth (editor), David York (pres.), Mike Smith (treas.), Ricky Wicker (1st v.-pres.), Randy Haithcox. NOT PICTURED: Tim Hicks (2nd v.-pres.). 103 Roadrunners Log Thousands Of Miles Eastern’s fleet of thirteen buses traveled more than six hundred miles a day with a passenger load of twelve hundred students. In addition, drivers gave their services to transport students to and from shop classes in the annex. At the end of the year miles traveled totaled more than one hundred eight thousand. TOP ROW (1. to r.): Julious McCaskill, Doug Pugh, Steve Cox, John Hall, Ricky Andrews, Rick Jarrell, Johnny Hulin, Frank Hancock. SECOND ROW: Nancy Coble, Teresa Buckner, Dennis Smith. THIRD ROW: Mike Lackey, Johnny Siler. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Hopkins, Russell Oates, Denny Pugh, John Ellison, Brad Hemphill, Jesse Coley,Wade George, Martin Johnson. FRONT ROW: Phillip Maness, Mark Allen, Joe Elberson, J. R. Harrelson, Tim Brady, Michael Cox. OFFICERS, STANDING (1. to r.): Wade George,sgt. at arms; Mark Allen, treas.; Nancy Coble, sec. KNEELING: Steve Cox, v.-pres.; John Hall, president. 104 Activities Library Club Catalogs Large Inventory Library Club members took on the challenge of keeping track of a tremendous quantity of library materials. To keep the library operating efficiently many club members worked one hour a day catalog- ing new materials, working at the circulation desk, maintaining orderly shelving of over eighty-five hundred volumes, and designing bulletin boards to attract reader interest. In December several mem- bers used their artistic talents to make stuffed animals for the children of “‘Project Christmas Spirit”’. STANDING (1. to r.): Mrs. Bonnie York, Adviser; Annette Henson, OFFICERS (I. to r.): Neidra Luther, vice-president; Rogenia Pack, Ruby Garner, Ernestine Graves, Sue Brower, Jane Cable, Teresa secretary-treasurer; Debbie McNease, president. Meredith, Bob Vickers. SEATED: Debbie McNease, Nancy Coble, Faye Hudson, Sharon McPherson, Glenda McMasters, Brenda Kennedy, Rogenia Pack. grees ea @ bso ale E a) Bg? Be SOS Saoie Activities 105 From Bingo To Bulbs “To what phylum does the butterfly belong?” A voice yelled ““Bingo” and received nods of approval from his fellow scientists. Scientific bingo was only one area of interest, however, as club members focused attention on proposed plans to visit the Re- search Triangle and to plant flowers in the Science Court. OFFICERS, TOP ROW (I. to r.): Pam Maness, treas.; Cheryl Ward, sec.; Carolyn Dorsett, reporter; Freda Snider, reporter, STANDING: Joyce Browne, v.-pres.; Linda Gibson, president. TOP ROW (I. to r.): Carolyn Dorsett, Joyce Browne, Chris Stout, Teresa Garner, Cheryl Ward, Linda Gibson, Beverly Willenborg, Pam Maness, Freda Snider. FRONT ROW: Vic Stout, Larry Byrd, Phil Cox, Bobby Pinnix, Eddie Shelar, Charles Gregson, Arthur Gant, Duncan Brewer. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Margaret Shaw, Adviser. 106 Activities Youth Council Plans “Extra-curriculars”’ STANDING (1. to r.): Terry Wall, Gary Dark, Paul Kivett, Mr. Ed Todd, Adviser. SEATED: Mary Lynn Scotton, Sarah Shoffner, Kim McQueen, Barbara Hester, Joyce Carter. Activities 107 English Club Donates Biography To Library OFFICERS (1. to r.): Jamie Bare, v.-pres.; Wanda Allred, secre- tary; Jan Smith, president; Merita Wright, treasurer. TOP ROW (1. to r.): Joey Parris, Joel Poe, Martha Keene, David Carper, Julia Kennedy, Debbie Gaddy, Cindy Wilson, Robin Vicory, Beverly Cox, Merita Wright, Myra Faulkenberry, Karen Burgess, Jan Smith. SECOND ROW: Sherry Brower, Andy Kirk- man, Alice Brown, Bobsie Presnell, Anna Foster, Janet Nixon, Sherry Brown, Sheila Smith, Pam McMasters, Lou Ellen Pugh, Karen Trogdon, Robin Parris, Rosa Overman, Cathy Watkins, Mrs. Wynona Langley, Adviser. THIRD ROW: Sarah Shoffner, Jeanette Johnson, Pam Kinney, Paula Hogan, Wanda Allred, Gina Lawson, Barbara Hester, Kim McQueen, Joyce Carter, Cherry Allen, Becky Cox. FRONT ROW: Jo Nell Trent, Anita Goins, Sue Brower, Mary Glynn Bates, Jamie Bare, Pam Carter, Lynn Redden, Rhonda Millikan, Cynthia Hogan, Brookie Ferguson, Vicky Young. ‘ ayes. AE lit 108 Activities Films And Contests Spark FFA Meetings Eastern’s chapter of the FFA Federation embarked on a busy year of activities. They held an Employer- Employee Luncheon, worked toward improving the campus grounds, and viewed films on gun safety and wildlife. Members won second place in the tool con- test and sought a fifth year award in parliamentary procedure. OFFICERS (1. to r.): Mike Lackey, sec.; Charles Mitchell, treas.; Brenda Vestal, sentinel; Gary Reeder, reporter. (KNEELING) Randall Foust, v.-pres.; Duncan Brewer, pres. TOP ROW (Il. to r.): Ronnie Swaim, Wade George, Dale Shue, Tommy Flinchum, Martin Johnson, Mike Long, Leonard Lucas, Sonny Cagle, Rayvon Cox, Jimmy Gray, Rex Johnson, Allan John- son, Steve Edwards, Duncan Brewer, George Walden, Robert Kidd, Don Flinchum. MIDDLE ROW: Wade Hardin, Donnie Blackmon, Curtis Isom, Billy Coley, Mike Lackey, Curtis Davis, David Macon, Gary Reeder, Tommy Saunders, Terry Greene, Mike Caviness, Jerry Freeman, Reginald Siler, Tony Lackey, Brad Hemphill, Ed Gibson, Gary Hoover. FRONT ROW: Adrian Staley, Clinton Jones, Wade Foust, Neal Foust, John Campbell, Wesley McMasters, Ronnie Auman, John Little, Brenda Vestal, Doug Wicker, Melvin York, James Brewer, Donald Weaver, Charles Mitchell, Randall Foust, Curtis Coble, Keith Bowman, Rickey Bowers. NOT PIC- TURED: Mr. Harold Snider, Mr. Bill Lane, Advisers. Activities 109 Dedicated to service, Key Club members joined with their Kiwanis sponsors in an annual fund-raising broom sale. Proceeds went toward financing civic projects of the parent organization. Key Club members also extended their service to Eastern’s campus. Volunteers directed traffic on Career’s Day and assisted at the December opening of the new gymnasium. OFFICERS, STANDING (1. to r.): Joel Stephens, sec.-treas.; Julian Butler, reporter; Tim Routh, sgt. at arms; Chuck Kuhn, parliamen- tarian. KNEELING: Larry Walker, president; Terry Wall, v.- president. TOP ROW (I. to r.): Johnny Siler, David Macon, Doug Hathaway, Wayne Salmon, Gary Williams, Wade Hardin, John Hall, Billy Scot- ton, Tony Lineberry, Joseph Haithcox, Bruce Sheppard, Mr. Carlos King, Adviser. MIDDLE ROW: Tom Perry, Mike Davis, Scott Caudle, Jim Hester, Chuck Kuhn, Doug Routh, Lyndon White, Julian Butler, Joel Stephens, Tim Routh, Ray Swift, Steve Clodfelter. FRONT ROW: Rickey Bowers, Doyle Needham, Larry Walker, Larry Jenkins, Jeff Allred, Brian Nixon, Sam Musselwhite, Dillon Culbreth, Marshall Cox, Paul Kivett, John Maples, Richard Thomas. cis — en 110 Activities Future Homemakers Learn Today’s Skills OFFICERS (1. to r.): Debbie Hancock, parliamentarian; Rose Mary Patterson, reporter; Shelia Faulkner, sec.; Janet Lusk, treas.; Wanda Smith, song leader. SEATED: Vanessa Coble, v.-pres.; Teresa Buckner, president, NOT PICTURED: Pat Sherron, his- torian. TOP ROW (I. to r.): Sherry Hackett, Marsha Ferree, Carol Hin- shaw, Debbie Hancock, Elaine Barnes, Cathy Beck, Shelia Faulk- ner, Doris Long, Sandra Needham, Candace Cox, Doris Brady, Darlene Saunders, Paula Howey, Debbie Smith, Cheryl Filler, Amy Smith, Wanda Smith, Mrs. Helen Macaulfy, Adviser. MIDDLE ROW: Gwen Pugh, Pat Hardin, Sara Macon, Janet Lusk, Teresa Welch, Robin Hardin, Lou Ellen Pugh, Robin Parris, Ava- lene Wiley, Linda Brooks, Joan Cox, Pam Shaw, Carol Voss, Sheila Ritter, Phyllis Ritter, Teresa Buckner, Rose Wright. FRONT ROW: Teresa Needham, Diane Wright, Terrie Nance, Annette Henson, Susan Shoffner, Belinda Glover, Rose Mary Patterson, Margie Crump, Pam Graves, Vanessa Coble, Melissa McCall, Pat Marley, Angie Stevens, Mary Duncan, Pat Eaton, Shirley Woodell, Sheila Needham, Janie Williamson. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Marilyn Routh, Adviser. Activities 111 Le Cercle Francais Accents Culture Riotous laughter and unusual music were heard coming from Room 65 early in the year as club members displayed their dancing talents to the tune of provincial French songs. Other culturally oriented activities during the year were a pleasant way to gain new insights into the “language of love’’. OFFICERS (1. to r.): Eddie Burton, reporter; Gordon Owen, vice-president; Lisa Brower, sec.-treas.; Barbara Haithcox, president. TOP ROW, STANDING: Darrell Williams, Charles Carter, Barbara Haithcox, Gordon Owen, Mrs. Martha York, Adviser. SECOND ROW: Robin York, Harriet Presnell, Rodney Craven, Gary Dark, Eddie Burton. THIRD ROW: Darlene Shaw, Susan Maness, Cathy York, Carol Voss Janice Macon, Billy Hardin, Amanda Green, Patricia Pell, Vicky Maness, Charles Ferree, Ronnie Swaim. FRONT ROW: Marion Haithcox, Doris Brady, Gina Parks, Lisa Brower, Susan Hemrick, Teresa Williams, Pam Burgess. 112 Activities Monogram Club Conducts Membership Drive With pride in a new gym and visions of stadium facilities in the near future, Monogram members joined together in a Spirited effort to increase student membership in Eastern’s Booster Club. Club activi- ties also included the annual Athletic Banquet to honor outstanding athletes for. their a chievements in the field of sports. OFFICERS (I. to r.): J. B. Griffith, vice-president; Vanessa Coble, reporter; Phyllis Murray, sec.-treas.; Bo Brooks, president. VERTICAL (back to front): Bo Brooks, Tyrone Brooks, Conrad Butler, Anna Foster, Merita Wright, J. B. Griffith, Andy Kirkman, Andrew Marley, Gary Mason, Monte Caviness, Billy Scotton, Marshall Cox, Linda Gibson, Julious McCaskill. TOP ROW (1. to r.): Cynthia Hogan, Vicky Young, Teresa Brown, Cathy Watkins, Alice Brown. MIDDLE ROW: ‘Tina Jones, Vanessa Coble, Rose Mary Patterson. FRONT ROW: Sherry Brower, Wanda Allred, Steve Sanders, Lynn Redden, Pat Eaton. NOT PICTURED: Phyllis Murray, Mr. Milton Barden, Adviser. Activities 113 sain far - OFFICERS President Mary Maples (standing r.) Vice-President Gary Williams (standing 1.) Secretary Julie Coble (lower I.) Treasurer Lisa Brower (lower r.) Sophomore class officers seek new horizons. Sophomores Explore New Areas Of Learning The air was filled with quiet chatter, un- certainty, and nervous excitement as mem- bers of the Sophomore Class first stepped into the halls of Eastern searching for that home- room section. Everything seemed to come in numbers — books, classrooms, lockers, buses, even students. Months passed and the strangeness of their new environment turned into familiar sur- roundings. There were clubs to join, games to attend, projects to make for Fall Festival, gifts to wrap for “Christmas Spirit’, lab drawings to complete without smudges, book reports to make, and tests to take. At the end of the year they had “learned the ropes.”’ The ‘“‘confused underclassmen” label was not appropriate any longer as they looked ahead to their first year as upperclass- men. 116 Classes Randall Ray Abernathy Lawrence Ray Albright Janet Lynn Alexander John Robert Allen Terry Lynn Allen Cynthia Gail Allred Donna Sue Allred Sylvia Jean Ammons Jackie Renee Armstrong William Hugh Atwell Ricky Leach Auman Linda Gale Beane Cathy Diane Beck Johnny David Beckham William Samuel Bittle, Jr. Donnie Ray Blackmon James Douglas Blake Barbara Gail Boger Judy Carolyn Bowden William Rickey Bowers Grady Keith Bowman Vernon Carl Bowman, Jr. Debra Jo Brady Doris Ray Brady Golda Kaye Brady Jackie James Brady Ronald Thomas Brady Timothy Lee Brady James Eugene Brewer Cynthia Ann Brigman Thomas Neal Brinkley Carolyn Denice Bristow Edward Elvin Brooks Ezelle Albert Brower Lisa Marie Brower Anna Craig Brown Patricia Ann Brown Ray Ira Brown Roger Willis Brown Ronald Ray Burgess Ricky Jay Burns Classes 117 Kathryn Lucinda Burrows Larry Keith Byrd Barry Mark Cagle Cynthia Lynn Cagle Sonny Dale Cagle John Wayne Campbell Ronald Craig Campbell Deborah Sue Cardwell Brenda Kay Carlton Lloyd Cecil Cassidy Kenneth Billy Caviness Michael Wayne Caviness Paul Ray Caviness William Anthony Caviness Deborah Ann Chaney Randy Colester Cheek Richard Eugene Cheek Ruby Lynette Cheek Teresa Charlett Cheek Betty Jean Clapp Sophomores Learn “Ins”’ With two pencils and a pen Randy Currie is well prepared to make his official entry. 118 Classes Queen Ann Clapp Willie Faye Clay Julie Ann Coble Rhonda Faye Cockman Jesse Raymond Coley William Miles Coley Keith Edward Conner Garry Lynn Cook Angela Darlene Cooper Candace Joelene Cox Joan Ardell Cox Leonard Rayvon Cox Marta Deane Cox Philip Edward Cox Rebecca Jean Cox Ricky Alan Cox Stephen Victor Cox Frankie Marjo Craven Gregory Francis Craven Kenneth Lloyd Craven d “Outs” Of Eastern ee Debbie Smith checks out. STU HM, GET TRI, APPTMT, DENTIST, i Sacer GET MED, BOOK, ASHE, ???2? Classes 119 Rayford Glenn Craven Angie Lynn Cross Margie Willette Crump Randy Alan Currie Amelia Ann Davis Jeanette Carolyn Davis Jeffery Scott Davis Linda Sue Davis Rita Melrose Davis Michael Ray Duggins Mary Margaret Duncan Richard Michael Eddinger Gary Wayne Faircloth Barry William Ferguson Gary Wayne Ferguson Charles Eldon Ferree Marsha Ellen Ferree Cheryl Dawn Filler Tommy Lee Flinchum Anne Blake Fogleman Dorothy Mae Foushee Jack Joseph Foust Donna Beth Frazier 120 Classes Kyle Dean Frazier Marion Eugene Frazier Jerry Ray Freeman James Dean Frye Deborah Jeanette Gaddy Clay Alan Gaines Eric Lynn Gaines Reggie Darrell Garner Ruby Carolyn Garner Ed Junior Gibson Charles Edward Glasgow James Michael Gray Ernestine Lavern Graves Arthur Terry Greene Sherrie Kay Hackett ; Ah, the pleasures of group work reduce the drudgery and bring a smile to the face of Paula | me sl. Smith. Classes 121 William Edmound Haithcock Marian Anita Haithcox Joan Denise Hall Wayne Merlin Hall a Patricia Ray Hardin Tony Lineberry builds a booth for the PTSA Fall Robin Lynne Hardin Festival. Wade Talmadge Hardin Charles Lee Harris Cathy Irene Headen Steve Dean Hemphill Susan Lynn Hemphill Susan Ranese Hemric Jane Annette Henson Barbara Ann Hester Kathy Jean Hiatt Dianne Hicks Rhonda Reneé Hicks Randel Eugene Hill Tammy Teresa Hill Tony Eugene Hilliard Carol Sue Hinshaw 122 Classes Fun Of Participation David William Holland Cynthia Ann Holloman Felecia Arne Hooker Gary Lee Hoover Phillip Bryan Hopkins Paula Lynn Howey Cindy Routh takes pleasure in giving Vic Stout a new hairdo for “Spirit Week”’. James Neal Hudson Cynthia Janelle Humble Curtis Gray Isom Aubrey Allen Johnson Thomas Allan Johnson Jerry Lloyd Jones Brenda Faye Kennedy Charlene Ellen Kidd Stephen Brent Kidd Alan Phillip Kime Joseph Burnett Kime Joyce Diane King Shirley Elizabeth King Curtis Ray Kinlaw James Timothy Kirkman Classes 123 Eddie Lynn Kivett Herman Lynn Kivett, Jr. Kathleen Ann Lamb Gwendolyn Irlene Lambert Martha Susan Lane Kenneth Franklin Langley, Jr. David Michael Laughlin Drusilla Ann Leonard Carolyn Kendrick Lewallen Curtis Andrew Lineberry Larry Stuart Lineberry Tony James Lineberry Kraig Wayne Lique Lawrence Neil Long Sheryl Ann Mabe Janice Kay Macon Jerry David Macon Sara Ella Macon Boyce McKay Major, Jr. Joseph Lee Malone Charles Woodell aims for 20 20 vision as others wait their turn. 124 Classes Sophomores Come Of Age Kevin Howard Maness Susan Kathleen Maness Thomas Franklin Maness Mary Louise Maples Patricia Denise Marley Jimmy Clark Martin David Lynn Matthews Melissa Lynn McCall Kenneth McClintock Brenda Darlene McCoy Glenda Teresa McMasters Shelia Ann McMasters Vickie Diane McMasters Wesley Eugene McMasters Edgar Timothy Moffitt Charles Edward Monroe James Albert Monroe Jill Susanne Moore Vickie Lynn Moore Esther Elaine Moseley Barry Dean Needham Sandra Gail Needham William Brian Nixon Deborah Marie Oakley Roy Russell Oates Carla Lorraine Owen Kenneth Raymond Parks Shirley Eugenia Parks Donald Ray Parrish Gladys Maie Pierce Classes 125 Pamela Doreen Poole Ginny Denise Potts Harriet Lee Presnell Dennis Ray Priddy Cynthia Diane Pugh Gwendolyn Ree Pugh Linda Jo Pugh Martha Dawn Pugh Tony Wilfred Pugh Eddie Ray Purgason Michael Van Ralston Wanda Elaine Richardson Garry Michael Ritch Carol Jean Rogers Cynthia Anne Routh Douglas Lee Routh David Odell Saunders Susan Darlene Saunders Tommy Lynn Saunders Paula Lynne Scott Mary Lynn Scotton Robert Keith Seawell Cathy Darlene Shaw Bruce Wilson Sheppard Phillip Elwood Shives William Henry Shoffner Dale Edgar Shue Belinda Gail Siler Johnny Nathaniel Siler Reginald Bernard Siler Cathy Leigh Smith Darrell Kivett Smith Debora Sue Smith Lola Rebecca Smith Paula Lynn Smith 126 Classes Magnified Life Reveals Secrets What you see is not always what you get on paper! Jackie Brady erases. Terri Glenn Smith Wanda Sue Smith Bonnie Victoria Smyre James Arnold Snider Alfred Lynn Spencer Glenda Lee Spinks Jannet Dean Spinks Adrian Leonard Staley Dewey Mitchell Staley Patricia Diana Staley Brenda Faye Stanley Danny Earl Stephens Angela Kay Stevens Victor Timothy Stout William Alan Strider James Daniel Stutts Betty Van Swaim Mack William Thomas Bobby Lee Trogdon Donald Lee Trogdon Classes 127 ne Eddie Harrison Trogdon Sherry Lynn Tucker Robin Renee Vicory Margaret Carole Voss George Edward Walden Jeffrey Lyn Wallace Linda Faye Watson Teresa Jane Welch Lyndon Wilson White Thelma Christine Whitehead E. Randy Wildcat Avalene Wiley Gary Ray Williams Kathy Jean Williams Teresa Lyn Williams Ellen Jeannette Williamson Barry Cecil Wilson Cynthia Anne Wilson Charles Lee Woodell Darrell Gene Wright George Randall Wright James Riley Wright SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Linda Marie Brooks Larry Eugene Curtis Randall Craig Wright Timothy Lincoln Gantt Faye Ellen York Vance Steven Jarrell Norman Lee Livengood Dina Martin Dennis Randolph Ralston Robert Russell Raymond Catherine Penwarden Charles Eugene Thomas Sheryl Robin York David Leslie Wood Tommy Ray Yow 128 Classes OFFICERS (1. tor.) President Mary Glynn Bates Vice-President Cynthia Hogan Secretary Wanda Shaw Treasurer Merita Wright Juniors Take Another Step Up With “two down and one to go” in their high school career, Juniors look back with satisfac- tion on their middle year at ERSH. As upper- classmen they suffered through the anxiety of the PSAT and SAT. During Careers Day they paused to give serious thought to their future plans. Spring brought the anticipation and en- joyment of hosting the Junior-Senior. Arrival of school rings added a climatic moment to a busy year. Now, enriched by their past experiences, classmates were ready to move forward. All of the Junior activities were a build-up for that final step when the Class of ’74 would accept the challenges and responsibilities of leadership in their senior year. Lively stepping Junior officers lead class forward. Garland Dale Akers Wanda Chery] Allen Arnold Eugene Allred Jeffrey Lynn Allred Deborah Raye Arrington Jamie Marisa Bare Classes 129 Delores Joann Barnes Elaine Marie Barnes Geraldine Bartell Richard Thomas Basinger Mary Glynn Bates Billy Marsh Beard Dorothy Elaine Blackmon Mark Samuel Bottoms Alethea Grace Brady Monroe James Brady Rickey Lealand Brady Velma Joan Brady Janet Carlene Breedlove Julia Dean Breedlove Harry Duncan Brewer Karen Dell Brown Sherry Lynn Brown Teresa Ellen Brown Kathy Adele Burgess Pamela Dawn Burgess Ramona Dare Burgess Conrad Levoid Butler Henry Boyd Butler Julian Burgess Butler Rebecca Anne Butt Carolyn Emilia Carter Charles Floyd Carter, Jr. Doris Dickens Carter Pamela Diane Carter Willamae Joyce Carter Scott Reece Caudle Carol Jean Caviness Monte Lynn Caviness David Elwood Cheek Danny Paul Clodtelter 130 Classes Curtis Joseph Coble Ervin Bynum Coble Janice Vanessa Coble Nancy Doris Coble Norma Jean Coble Danny Ray Cockman Beverly Jean Cox Dannie Lee Cox Marshall Rudolph Cox, III Michael Eugene Cox Philip Craven Cox Debra Lynn Craven James Michael Craven Rodney Alan Craven George Dillon Culbreth Kenneth Day Daniel Curtis Lee Davis Donna Rossanna Davis Michael Douglas Davis Deborah Lynn Dezern Steve Franklin Edwards Virginia Ann Edwards Joseph Lee Elberson John Merritt Ellison Stella Ruby Ellison Myra Von Faulkenberry Samuel Wood Fields Donald Lee Flinchum Vander James Flowers, Jr. Anna Marie Foster Joseph Lee Frye Arthur Audrey Gant. III Cathy Jane Garner Randy Joe Garner Teresa Ann Garner Classes 131 Belinda Diana Glover Anita Jean Goins Alfred Staley Graves Pamela Denise Graves Warren Eugene Gray Amanda Natalie Green Charles Michael Gregson Sharon Ann Grubb James Steven Gwinn Joseph Kieth Haithcox Bulletin board in homeroom 11-7 reflects class spirit. 132 Classes Stephen Randal Haithcox Debra Lynn Hancock William Logan Hardin, Jr. Bradley Dale Hemphill James Clinton Hester Cynthia Ann Hogan Clinton Dean Jones Steve Eli Jones Tina Jane Jones Woodrow Wilson Julian, Jr. David Thomas Kennedy Kenneth Ray Kidd Mitchell Lee Hogan Jerry Dean Hopkins Ronnie Lee Hoyle Linda Faye Hudson James Larry Jenkins Jasper Thomas Jenkins, Jr. Darlene Janette Johnson James Rex Johnson Martin Lee Johnson Brenda Fay Jones Classes 133 Juniors Pause 'T'o Consider Future Anna Foster listens attentively to college representa- tive. 134 Classes Pamela Lucretia Kinney Randy Craig Kirkman George Edward Knight Tony Ray Lackey Phillip Clark Langley Edward Joe Leonard Jonathan Rome Little Doris Marie Long James Michael Long Michael Vestal Lowe Fred Douglas Lucas, Jr. Howard Leonard Lucas Deborah Lynn Luck Jackie Dean Maness Pamela Kay Maness Robert Howard Kidd Carolyn Marie Kime Janet Elaine Kime Stephen Lane Kime Marvin Kimes, Jr. Shirley Mae King Timothy Lee King Janice Dawn Kinney Philip Martin Maness Vicky Darlene Maness Andrew Robertson Marley Rickey Lynn Marley Willard Lee Martin Gary Lee Mason Julious Levan McCaskill Deborah Ann McClenon Conrad Butler stifles butterflies before making campaign speech. Betty Jane McMasters Linda Darlene McMasters Sheila Diana McNeill Sharon Kay McPherson Sherry Kim McQueen Rhonda Cell Millikan Vernon Eugene Millikan Keith Roderick Minter Charles Irving Mitchell Shirley Ann Moore Thomas Troy Nance, Jr. Doyle Kiser Needham Teresa Jane Needham Debora Ann Nettles Frances Diane Nixon Classes 135 Janet Leigh Nixon Charles Eugene Overman Rosa Lynette Overman Rogenia Marie Pack Linda Louise Parker David Clarence Parks June Robin Parris Rose Mary Patterson Patricia Jane Pell John William Perry Thomas Edward Perry Robert Lee Pinnix Tamar Gina Piper Ronald Edward Player Joel Ira Poe Barbara Jean Presn ell James Denny Pugh Lou Ellen Pugh Mary Jean Pugh Lynn Love Redden Gerald Franklin Reeder Betty Marie Reynolds Ricky Dean Rich 136 Classes Donna Faye Richardson Phyllis Ann Ritter Sheila Gail Ritter Parks Dwain Roberts Jerra Lynn Routh Terri Lynn Routh Timothy Joel Routh Dennis Michael Saunders Pamela Gail Shaw Wanda Dale Shaw Garry Lyn Shoffner Nancy Lavern Shoffner Susan Carol Shoffner Thomas Edward Shoffner Sharon Ann Simmons REMEMBER THE Psa7 vmser S TOMDvRR Ow Quiet, please. Excedrin headache number 444 now in progress. Classes 137 138 Classes Douglas Harold Smith Eddy Burke Smith James Michael Smith Sheila Flynt Smith Sherry Yvonne Smith Terry Worth Smith Freda Ann Snider Kathy Diane Spinks Charles Leonard Staley Susan Collins Stanley Andre Paul Stevens Sharon Gay Stewart Candace Marie Stout Tommy Joe Stutts William Ronald Swaim Lewis Ray Swift Brenda Kay Thompson Karen Louise Trogdon “How do you get this form off?” wonders David Kennedy. Arrival Sends Juniors Into Orbit Katherine Joyce Trogdon Brenda Kay Vestal Robert Eugene Vickers Marsha Elaine Voss Dorothy Carolyn Vuncannon Debbie Gwen Wall Catherine Lena Watkins William Douglas Wicker E.R.S.H. Wildcat Pamela Kay Willenborg Richard Darrel] Williams Ricky Dean Williamson Eva Patricia Witt Anthony Craig Wright Gloria Dianne Wright Merita Ann Wright Hazel Denise Yates JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Philip Cain Baxter Cathy Louise York James Dubois Cheek Melvin Dean York David Cornelious Deaton Randy Roland Hancock Danny Joe Langley Janet Mae McIntosh Nedra Jean Whitaker Terry Greg York Charles Larry Yow Classes 139 OFFICERS President Larry Walker (lower 1.) Vice-President David King (lower r.) Secretary Beverly Willenborg (standing r.) Treasurer Paula Hogan (standing 1.) Senior officers leap into busy schedule of activities. Seniors Prepare For Greater Challenges Reflecting on the past three years, they remem- ber with mingled pride and envy as classmates were chosen members and leaders of clubs, Student Council, publications, and athletic events. The “Spirit of °73” soared at pep rallies, brought home the spirit stick, and spread its enthusiasm to out- distance all opposition in the magazine sales cam- paign. Classmates groaned together over the expense and rush of graduation, shared the nostalgia and pride of the Senior Hall, and felt the relief that came with the last form filled out, the last appli- cation made, and the last English test taken. Finally, capped and gowned, they stood together for the last time. All the yesterdays were over, tomorrow unfolded before them, and today was a dream come true. 140 Classes Jasper Mark Kevin Walter Allen Allen Micheal Lee Wanda Joyce Allred Allred Ricky Alan Rena Darlene Richard Keith Connie Sue Robert Calvin Amick Andrews Andrews Bailey Barker Herman Herbert William David Calvin Eugene Henry Ervin Donna Kay Bittle Black Boger Bowers Bowman Phyllis Marie Barbara Ann Garland Ray Tyrone Sherry Lynn Brady Brooks Brooks Brooks Brower Susan Linda Alice Merle Marion Priscilla William Wade Joyce Elaine Brower Brown Brown Brown Browne Classes 141 Teresa Gail Eddie Dean Karen Leigh Cecil Edward Barbara Ann Buckner Burgess Burgess Burton Cardwell Perry David James Randall John Mack Phyllis Arlen Steve Carlton Carper Cheek Cheek Cheek Clodfelter Emily Jane Stephen Bray Vicki Leigh Steve Beverly Staley Coble Coble Coble Coleman Collins Barbara Thomas Wellons Howard Bruce Karen Gaylene Stephen Arlo Conner Coward Cox Cox - Cox 142 Classes Corliss Earlene Vernon Herbert Gary Lee Carolyn Ann Daniel Ralph Craven Dameron Dark Dorsett Duggins Patricia Della Larry Allen Stan Elam Shelia Rae Brookie Dale Eaton Edwards Edwards Faulkner Ferguson Graduation _ Preparations Have Many Phases Teresa Teague looks bewildered as Miss Hohn takes cap and gown measurements. Classes 1438 Tony Gene Gary Neal Randal l Keith Sharan Denise Shelia Debra Fogleman Foust Foust Foust Foust Wade Ben Thomas Richard William Neal Susan Brown Martha Carlene Foust Freeman Frye Garland Garner 144 Classes Vance Farrell Jeannie Gay Vernon Wade Garner Gatlin George y) eads Linda Wayne Dofiglas David Edwin Gibson Goins Green Joseph Benton Charles Jeffery Barbara Ann Daniel Glenn John Anthony Griffith, III Haithcock Haithcox Hall Hall Betty Gaynell Terri Jean Kathy Leigh Robin Gwen Jessie Russell Hammer Hammer Handy Hannon Harrelson Classes 145 Johnny Lee Barbara Jean Headen Hemphill Timothy Carl Paula Denise Hicks Hogan Terry Byron Cameron Lavern Howard Jeffery Kenneth David Elizabeth Paulette Hollady Hooker Hoover Hopkins Hopper John Dempsey Rickey Wade Thomas Wade Victoria Ann Genetta Corinne Hulin, Jr. Jarrell Jarrell Jennings Johnson 146 Classes Martha Lou Julia Marie Keene Kennedy 4 Pursuit Of Knowledge Becomes Way Of Life Patsy Louvinia Ronald Walter Kidd Kidd Vicky Lee Lola Lorane Sara Lynn David Alan Douglas Wayne Kidd Kimes Kimrey King Kinney William Andrew William Arthur Bonnie Gaye Paul Wesley Charles Russell Kirkman Kirkman Kivett Kivett Kuhn, Jr. Classes 147 TOP (1. to r.): Linda Gibson, Phyllis Murray, and Marie Brady prepare to vote in their first national election. RIGHT: John Cheek debates the question of which school picture to buy. Robert Michael Gina Darlene Janet Lynn Debra Walker James Allen Lackey Lawson Lusk Macon Maness, Jr. John Robert Darlene Sarah Shelbia Delaine Susan Faye Stephen Lynn Maples Marley Marley Martin McAdams 148 Classes Walter Junior Sharon Lorraine McCaskill McKinnon Pamela Sue Deborah Sue McMasters McNease Patsy Kidd ponders her next stroke. Phyllis Ann Roger Dean Teresa Sue Annie Louise Sharon McNeill McNeill Meredith Mitchell Morgan Phyllis Ann Samuel Spencer Terrie Denise Sheila Jayne Howard Gordon Murray Musselwhite, Jr. Nance Needham Owen, Jr. Classes 149 Evelyn Emilia Michael Samuel Joseph Donald Teresa Allred James Lewis Owens Parks Parris Parrish Patterson William Timothy Danny Phillip Deborah Ann Audrey Lynn Charles Gary Poole Prestwood Pugh Purgason Reeder Hal Ray Michael Thomas Coy Elvin Mary Lou Robert Preston Richardson Richardson Ritter Ritter Rogers Wayne Henry Stephen Allen Carl Clifford David Christopher William Clyde Salmon Sanders Saunders, Jr. Saunders Scotton 150 Classes George Eddie Patricia Lynn Sarah Frances Lester Darrell Glynise Monteal Shelar Sherron Shoffner Simmons Smith Grace Marie Gregory Lee Janet Lynn John Dennis Martha Evelyn Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith i Rita Jane Michael Allen Alvin Lee Roger Lewis Debra Lynn Smith Snider Spinks Spinks Staley Joel Dean Christina Mae Janice Brady Parker Hampton Teresa Marie Stephens Stout Strider Taylor Teague Classes 151 Richard Marcus Steve Ray JoNell Thomas Thompson Trent Dalton Eugene Kathy Jean Clara McPherson Joseph Gary Terry Lynn Trogdon - Varner Vuncannon Vuncannon Waisner Carolyn Jo Larry Maxton Terry Lynn Cheryl Ann Donald Lee Walker Walker Wall Ward Weaver Reesa Angelique Donald Ray Pamela Kaye Webster Westmoreland Wicker 152 Classes Ricky Cletus K. Randolph Wildcat Judy Mae Wilkerson Deborah Marie Beverly Jean Catherine Ann Linda Diane Shirley Marie Willenborg Williams Woodell Darrell Thomas Margo Jeanette Rose Gardner David Ray Michael Kelly Vicky Lea Sarah Jane Craig Stephen Wright York SENIORS NOT PICTURED Roy Arnold Parrish Jacqueline Dee Peterson Juanita Rena Spinks Classes 153 res, 4; Chorus 2, s’ State Es Marie Brady — FBLA 4; FHA y mas Wellons Coward nogram 3 Foc SHO Sports Ed. =) a n Gaylene Cox Mer. 4, Asst. — - €hapter Degree 3 ng Attendant | ae SS s.4;Monogram —_ St neerleader Co- 3; Maseot 4; 2, 3; Library English 3, 4; fe bs Wayn ‘s Captain 2: Foo All-Conference 3, 4, FTA ae : a ] Sheila Jayne Needham — HR Rep. 2; - LINKS 2; FHA 2, 3, 4; History 2, 3: ‘ Health Careers 3, 4: Art 3, 4. Howard Gordan Owen, Jr. — HR Rep. 4; Choral Ensemble 4; Beta 8, 4; JV Football 2; French V-Pres. 3, 4; Health Careers 4; Youth Council 2, County Treas. 3. Terry eyo Holladay ners 3: VICA 2,4. ae Lavern Hooker Joseph Donald Parris — FTA 2; Monogram 4; Basketball 2; Football 4. Howard Jeffery Hoover — Monogram — VICA 4. - Teresa Allred Parrish Kenneth David Hopkins James pews Patterson = Ax 2, 3; Track Elizabeth Paulette Hop 2; Spanish 3, 4. John Dempsey Hulin, Roadrunners 4. Rickey Wade Jarrell — FFA Roadrunners 4. Thomas Wade Jarrell — VICA 3, 4; 3 Art 3, Pres. 4; Victoria Ann Jennings — FBL ‘istory 2: Chorus 2, 3; Art 2, 3, 4 Choral Ensemble 4. Choral Ensemble 4; Health = ’ 2 é 3 al a 2: 3; FHA 3; Basketball Mgr. 4. ; os Martha Lou Keene — VICA 2, 4; Chorus 2; Glee Club 3. Senior Activities 155 Charles Gary Reeder — FFA 3, 4; VICA 3. Alvin Lee Spinks — VICA 2, 3, 4; P.E. 2, Angelique Webster — FTA. 3; 3. om nish 2, Treas. 3; History Bes: 4; Hal Ray Richardson — Key 4; VICA 4; JV Basketball 2. Juanita Rena Spinks — FHA 2; FTA 4; Health Careers 4. Michael Thomas Richardson — Science 2, ve = forge iddie Shelar — Science 2, 3, 4 ung — Student Council s V-Pres. 4 3 4 How 4; lub 2: JV Che rleader Dear Advertisers, The advertisers of any publication are indispensable to its production. The citizens of the Eastern Randolph Community have been very generous in their support. For you, our Advertisers, we the LINKS staff join with the student body in sincere appreciation. Many thanks, The 1973 LINKS Staff ASHEBORO COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 2 i ne rh ‘e i} 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 . 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 Automated Accounting 72 weeks ele ISD Riedl Seed sma er en (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 158 SWAIM'S SERVICE STATION A Kerosene and Fuel Oil Deliveries Highway 421 South Liberty, N.C. Phone 622-2332 Featuring: Craig Wright CENTRAL CAROLINA FARMERS, INC. P.O. Box 493 C G 117 North Dogwood Street Siler City, North Carolina 742-2128 742-2129 STOUT CHAIR COMPANY, INC. Manufacturers of Chairs for Office, Home, and School Liberty, N.C. 27298 159 160 LIBERTY FCX SERVICE Highway 49 South Liberty, N.C. Phone 622-2261 Farm and Garden Supplies BRADY’S APPLIANCE CO. General Electric Appliances Furniture Main Street Ramseur, N.C. Compliments of ADELE’S BEAUTY SHOP Liberty, N.C. Phone 622-2751 HOP’S BAR-B-QUE Asheboro, N.C. “If it’s Bar-B-Que, it’s Hop’s” FERGUSON UPHOLSTERY Liberty, North Carolina 622-3103 “According to the latest statistical data...” CHATHAM REXALL DRUGS Siler City North Carolina GARNER MORGAN HARDWARE CO. General Hardware, Home Appliances and Sporting Goods 126 123 Ne Church st Ph. 625-2367 Asheboro, N.C. Compliments of COBLE DAIRY ““We Grow By Helping Others Grow”’ UALITY Ramseur North Carolina MOORE’S B.C. Moore Sons, Inc. Phone 625-2169 211 Sunset Ave. Asheboro, N.C. LOWE AND ROUTH OIL COMPANY Shell Products POS B06 27 Liberty, N.C. FRANKLINVILLE SODA SHOP CURTIS THEATRE Franklinville, N.C. Liberty, N.C. FREEMAN FORD, INC. SILER CITY DRIVE-IN Ford Sales and Service ibertysiN |G: Sarat 5 Siler City, N.C. Compliments of AUMAN BROS. FEED SEED STORE PUGH FUNERAL Box 211 Asheboro, N.C. 27203 Dial 625-4057 MACK’s SERVICE STATION Phillip’s 66 Asheboro, N.C. Compliments of A F VENDING MUSIC SERVICE Randleman, N.C. CAROL’S JEWELERS Asheboro — Randleman — Troy Liberty, N.C. 622-4771 Compliments of CLICK’S JOHNNY’S PLACE Hair Specialist Liberty, NC; = “Your Hair is Our Profession” AS td RAMSEUR CLEANERS Four Barbers To Serve You , ’ g Dial 824-2141 Highway 64 East 6 sg Asheboro, N.C. A 4d. Ramseur, N.C. as I fe Mead Phone 629-3544 RAMSEUR MOBILE HOMES Don Davis Jim Smith James I. Frazier Highway 64 West Ramseur, N.C. 824-8479 ECONOMY DRUG CO. LA HD Randleman, N.C. SHOE MART, INC. Liberty, N.C; Converse, U.S. Royal (Keds) “Hi Brows” Dexter Many Other “In” Shoes 622-2860 BRADY DODGE SALES, INC. Rt. 6, Hwy. 64 East Asheboro, N.C. Complete Service Department Body Shop New Dodge Cars Trucks Compliments of LIBERTY APPLIANCE COMPANY General Electric Appliances T.V. Sporting Goods of all Types Hunting and Fishing Licenses 622-4780 Liberty, N.C. FOODLINE SUPERMARKET Liberty and Ramseur “Shopping Is Fine at Foodline”’ 162 HARDIN’S FLORIST GIFT SHOP “Your FTD and Teleflora Florist” Telephone 622-2218 Compliments of ILA‘S, INC. ITDCT LV eNe Ce ROSE’S STORES, INC. Why Pay More? Shop Rose’s and Save. Store Hours 9 a.m. til 9 p.m. “Satisfaction Guaranteed” Northgate Shopping Center Asheboro, N.C. FASHION MART Hang Ten, Manor House, Parfait, Youth Beat Other Names You Will Know at Discount Prices Liberty, N.C. 622-2860 Liberty, North Carolina TEAGUE’S CLEANERS Liberty, North Carolina TRIPLE-R-FISH HOUSE Open Wed. thru Sat. 5:00 Highway 64 Ramseur, N.C. 163 KING’S DEPARTMENT STORE EAST RANDOLPH GROCERY AND SERVICE 835 E. Dixie Drive Box 564 Asheboro, N.C. Ramseur, N.C. STARLITE BEAUTY SALON HALL — KNOTT, INC. Phone 622-2777 Men’s and Young Men’s Clothing Liberty, N.C. Asheboro, N.C. RUFUS DRIVE-IN HOLT'S AMERICAN SERVICENTER Highway 421 622-4396 Siler City, N.C. Liberty, N.C. LINEBERRY OIL CO. COOPER’S JEWELRY Real. ChmaxaN Gs Phone 685-4176 611 Main Street Gasoline — Kerosene — Fuel Oil Ramseur, N.C. 27316 1 Mi. North of School on Hwy. 22 824-8442 ACME McCRARY CORPORATION Ladies’ Seamless Hosiery Ramseur, North Carolina 164 Compliments of LIBERTY CHAIR COMPANY Liberty North Carolina McNEILL OIL COMPANY Route 6, Box 420 Asheboro, N.C. 27203 Phone 629-2453 Jessie McNeill — Owner CLOVERLEAF FARM COUNTRY HAM Route 1, Staley, N.C. “Don’t Settle for Less Til You’ve Tried the Best’’ GRIMES JEWELRY CO. Asheboro, N.C. TWIN OAKS MINIATURE GOLF COURSE Hwy. 64 — West of Ramseur “Fun for the Entire Family” Special Rates for Groups HARRELSON RUBBER COMPANY Drawer 1167 Asheboro, N.C. 27203 “Manufacturers of Superior Quality Tread Rubber” LONG’S TEXACO Franklinville, N.C. Phone 824-2268 YATES THRIFT STORE 132 North Church St. Asheboro, N.C. MURRAY’S RESTAURANT “Best Food in Town” Ramseur, N.C. 165 RAM i INTER-LOCK TING CO. Quality Knit Fabrics E N Ramseur, N.C. Telephone 824-2871 166 HOWARD BRADY OIL COMPANY, INC. “Wanted: Customers, no experience necessary” Ramseur, North Carolina RAMSEUR FLORIST AND GREENHOUSE 107 Broad St. Ramseur, N.C. 27316 Phone 824-2200 DAVIS TIRE SERVICE Recapping — Used Tires Kelly Springfield Tires Compact Car Recapping 103 West Lanier Phone 625-4142 Asheboro, N.C. AMERICAN CLASSIC HOMES REALTOR JOHN W. WARD, JR. Contractor — Insurance Agent Salesman, L ee Harris Phones Office 622-2231 Home 622-4036 MEMORY’S DRESS SHOP and MEMORY’S BEAUTY SALON Specialty Junior and Junior Petite Clothes Phone 498-4892 Randleman, N.C. WALKER SHOE CO. Drawer 1167 Asheboro, N.C. Phone (919) 629-1411 SIR PIZZA Open 7 Days a Week Phone In For Carry-Out Orders Pizza And Spaghetti Dinners Phone 629-9101 724 North Fayetteville Street Asheboro, N.C. C. W. KIDD’S PLACE Texaco Products — Gas — Feed Phone 824-2178 Franklinville, N.C. ce ... and laying her finger aside of her nose...’ MARTIN APPLIANCE CO. Liberty aNiG. 622-4625 167 PEP’S APPLIANCE CO,., INC. Frigidare — Kelvinator Sylvania — RCA Phone 824-2345 Ramseur, N.C. “Refuses To Be Undersold”’ E-CaPep™ WatkinssJ@ FAITH BOOK NOOK AND GIFT SHOP R A MI S E U R S H E LL Your Gospel Book Store Asheboro, N.C. SERVICE STATION 312 E. Dixie Drive Phone 625-4510 LIBERTY SAVINGS AND LOAN, INC. Interest Compounded Semi-Annually Insured Up To $20,000 Equal Housing Lenders Liberty, North Carolina BOYD BUILDERS HOMES g 672-0161 168 Owner, Grady Lawson “Service Is Our Business’”’ Phone 824-8027 LOFLIN FUNERAL Liberty, N.C. Phone 622-4567 DIXIE RESTAURANT 242 South Fayetteville Street Asheboro, N.C. H K SERVICE STATION Phone 824-8032 Ramseur, N.C. RANDOLPH TECHNICAL INSTITUTE TEXTURED FIBERS Liberty, North Carolina Grow in Education. Grow in Industry, Which is Dependent on your Growth Education WE CONGRATULATE YOU! A Division of TEXFI Industries, Inc. 169 170 POOLE’S GROCERY CAR WASH Groceries, Gas, Oil, and Ice Franklinville, N.C. Phone 824-8070 PROFESSIONAL BARBER SHOP “Hairstyling” Tommy Johnson — Wilbur Moore — Tommy Waugh N. Fayetteville St. | Asheboro, N.C. Phone 629-2003 ROUTH OIL COMPANY Kerosene, Fuel, Oil Gas Phone 685-4563 Rta 5G lima Ge 4 Mi. South on Hwy. 22 RAMSEUR BEAUTY SHOP Main Street 824-2226 Ramseur, N.C. FACTORY OUTLET STORE Staley, N.Ce2 7335 Buy directly from factory and save one-half in cost on all kinds of furniture. Telephone (919) 622-2227 BROWNIE-LU RESTAURANT Breakfast — Vegetable Plates — Short Orders Home Made Pies and Cobblers — Milk Shakes Soft Drinks Highway 421 Siler City, N.C. Jewelry — Sporting Goods — Music G. L. HARRIS, INC. 322 Sunset Ave. Asheboro, N.C. “We Sell the Best for Less Year Round”’ Phone 625-6363 FARMER’S ALLIANCE STORE, INC. General Merchandise Phone 742-3020 Siler City, North Carolina Compliments of DEATON’S PHARMACY Two Registered Pharmacists on Duty Liberty, North Carolina DELK’S FLORIST Florist and Greenhouse 1825 Raleigh Rd. Phone 625-5525 Wee Hour Markets 1827 Raleigh Rd. Open 7 a.m. — 11:30 p.m. Delk Home and Garden Center 1827 Raleigh Rd. Phone 629-9650 Asheboro, N.C. WESTERN AUTO THE JOHN PLANT CO. Car Parts — Appliances Ramseur, N.C. ] Sporting Goods Manufacturers of Lightweight @ Liberty Shopping Center Industrial Gloves “We Service What We Sell” Since 1918 Obias “because there is no substitute for quality” 221 Fayetteville Street Asheboro, N.C. 27203 2:56 P.M.... No homework! WELFORD HARRIS FORD, INC. B. M. BROWER SONS, INC. 134 East Raleigh St. Siler City, N.C. Liberty, N.C. Phone 742-4178 Telephone 622-4730 FRANKLINVILLE STORE, INC. Franklinville, N.C. PELL’S FOOD STORE Kermit G. Pell “Everything for the Table” JOHNSON'S, INC. Quality Clothing for Men Boys Formal Wear Rentals Bob Loman, Manager SILER CITY MILLS Liberty, North Carolina Siler City North Carolina 171 M M RESTAURANT Millard and Marie Smith, Owners Liberty, N.C. 622-2984 ASHEBORO DRUG CO. 200 Foust St. Asheboro, N.C. 625-2167 CRUTCHFIELD HARDWARE Paint — Sporting Goods — Farm Garden Gifts 622-4635 Liberty, N.C. FRANKLINVILLE BARBER SHOP Phone 824-8066 Open Mon.—Sat. 8 a.m. — 5 p.m. Jim Chilton, Barber At the CeEnven of things in the center of North Carolina THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ASHEBORO Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Five Offices in Asheboro and Randolph County Serving The Individual, The Family and The Community For A More Secure Financial Future 2 OPLES AUS HEEB Ole Om are AaMESEeauars “THE WATCHDOG OF YOUR SAVINGS?” Hanging Complete Sheetrock Work Finishing MARVIN ALLRED Phone 629-5702 Cedar Falls, N.C. Painting Wallpaper “CEILINGS AS YOU LIKE THEM” Smooth Lexture Radex Suspension Systems WILSON’S GROCERY Route 1 RAMSEUR PHARMACY, INC. Staley, N.C. NANCE CHEVROLET CO. Asheboro, N.C. Compliments of GOOCH’S S¢ 10¢ STORE Ramseur, N.C. IMAGE MAKERS, INC. P.O. Box 516 Liberty, N.C. Interiors and Consultants Designer, George F. Smith 622-2135 173 174 COMPLIMENTS OF CANNADAY 4d Liberty, North Carolina SUPPORTERS OF THE WILDCATS! COWARD PLUMBING COMPANY Contracting — Sales and Service “Repair Work that Satisfies” RFD 2, Ramseur, N.C. Phone 824-2131 EULISS OIL COMPANY EXXON PRODUCTS Liberty, N.C. Phone 622-4488 PICKETT’S MEN’S SHOP RANDOLPH PACKING CO., INC. The Thread Shop “Boneless Meat Our Specialty” Randleman, N.C. Dial 672-1470 Asheboro, N.C. JESSE LEE YORK SON Phone Ramseur 824-5493 (Warehouse) “My girdle is killing me!” 824-5494 (Residence) CERTIFIED CONCRETE CORP. Agrico Fertilizer, Seed, Lime, and Chemical Dealers Asheboro, N.C. — 625-4059 Randleman — 498-2552 Custom Application of Liquid Siler City — 742-2627 Nitrogen and Bulk Fertilizer Free Estimates — Prompt Delivery 175 GANT ELECTRIC COMPANY H MI Electrical Contracting — Lighting Fixtures Electric Heating Installation R aN Ge Ns R E S E RVI C E Telephone Saba Weatherly St. DESSIE NEEDHAM’S BEAUTY SHOP LP GOOD“YEAR, Route 1 pe TIRES Asheboro, N.C. Phone 625-6206 LOFLIN FUNERAL SERVICE Recapping Ramseur, N.C. Shell Gasoline and Oil Hoyt Clark, Russell Craven, Harrison Cheek BOONE OIL COMPANY Route 6, Highway 64 East Asheboro, N.C. Liberty, North Carolina Phone 629-4641 BROWER’S FARM SERVICE Seed... USS Fertilizer... Pesticides... Spray Service Route 2, Ramseur, N.C. LA U G H LI N H OS i E RY Phone 742-3028 Agent, Bill Brower M LLS N Cc as ’ . Manufacturers of Compliments of Ladies Seamless Hosiery Panty Hosiery Randleman, N.C. Telephone 498-2678 176 HARVELL’S GROCE Ramseur, N.C. Phone 824-2039 LEE’S TEXACO Texaco Products Minor Repairs Phone 824-8205 Ramseur, N.C. JERRY C. ROWE CO. 118 North Church Street Asheboro, N.C. 27203 Diamonds — Musical Instruments Pianos Organs DOG’N SUDS 1310 South Fayetteville 1011 North Fayetteville Asheboro, N.C. D S AUTO SUPPLY CO., INC. 248 North Chatham Ave. Phone 742-2148 Siler City, N.C. COLLINS AND AIKMAN Siler City, N.C. Produce Textiles Consumer and Industry Compliments of HOGAN CHAIR COMPANY Liberty, N.C. 622-4589 177 THE BANK : c Ss OF COLERIDGE A FULL SERVICE BANK — o es — fe) (CO) = 8 8 Be BZ 2 = en o) S S s w cB) =. § = «a faa S 2 (re 2) oO (S) a, (| ”n ey ° cP cee o oO Au | es oa) ao; Va) a o = Ge, o is lcm! 42] g 6 Vv —— 2 8 = i é 5 a 3 Ramseur, N.C. 178 THE BIG DEAL, INC. SHOE CENTER RUTH’S 5¢ to $1.00 ‘‘Shoes for the Family” STO io re 1342 North Fayetteville Street CLOTHES THAT ARE “IN” Asheboro, N.C. 27203 C C FOOD CENTER Liberty..N.C Highway 64 Asheboro, N.C. “We Sell Close to Cost to Save 622-4910 YOU CASH.” IN UNITED CRAVEN-KIVETT STORE there is “Where Values Are Higher Than Prices” strength. } HOMOGENIZED CONTENTS ONE HALE GALLON Phone 824-8636 Ramseur, N.C. UNITED DAIRIES SUIT OUTLET OF ASHEBORO 1334 North Fayetteville Street Suits Sports Coats Slacks Shirts Save up to 40% Asheboro, N.C. Phone 627-2899 179 i | re ST U N ( O N Congratulations, Graduates NATIONAL BANK The bank for all your financial K E LLVW O O D needs, checking, savings, and loans. First Union National C O VI PA NY has all the services that make things easy for you. Glendale Group For Information Call Aladdin Division First Union National Bank of N.C. Aladdin Knit Mills, Inc. 100 S. Fayetteville Liberty, N.C: 622-2274 Diberty N.C: COFi CAROLRNA OIL PURL INSTITUTE Day Phones 625-3476 625-4090 629-2061 Main Office Rt. 6, Box 118-A Hwy. 64 East Asheboro, N.C. 27203 “Put out the light, and then put out the light.” Othello. 180 The application of knowledge to life. Burlington is interested in knowledge. Not know- ledge in a vacuum, but knowledge that can be put to work. We're looking for young people with young ideas and the ability to make them go. We'd like your help. Eg Burlington Industries, Inc. An Equal Opportunity Employer Burlington’s Randolph County Operations: Asheboro Plant, Central Falls Plant, Cetwick Plant, Ramseur Plant Klopman Mills; Asheboro Plant Burlinaton Socks. 181 ALLEN H. LEONARD INSURANCE AGENCY 307 Liberty St. Phone 824-8881 Ramseur, N.C. ‘The Largest Furniture Discount House in the Carolinas” SHAW FURNITURE GALLERIES Phone 498-2628 P.O2 Box 53 6 Randleman, N.C. BLAKE HOME BUILDERS, INC. Complete Line of Quality Building Materials P.O. Box 487 Liberty, N.C. Phone 622-2662 RANDOLPH ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORPORATION Corner of Patton Avenue and Highway 42 Asheboro, N.C. Phone 625-5177 1973 LINKS AD SALESMEN: TOP ROW (I. to r.): Neal Frye, J. B. Griffith, Marshall Cox. SECOND ROW: Robin Hannon, Patricia Pell, Cathy Watkins, Cynthia Hogan, Alice Brown, Jan Smith, Mike Ritch, Doyle Needham, Kathy Spinks. FRONT ROW: Denise Yates, Freda Snider, Kay Bowman, Kim McQueen, Sherry Brower, Robin Hardin, Genia Parks, Myra Faulkenberry. NOT PICTURED: Deb Macon, Billy Scotton. 182 Editor-in-Chief Business Manager, Sports Subscription Manager, Class es Photography Student Life Clubs Classes Sports Art Academics Adviser Marshall Cox Robin Hardin Cynthia Hogan Kim McQueen Doyle Needham Genia Parks 1973 LINKS Staff Sales Staff Alice Brown Sherry Brower Jan Smith Rodney Craven Kay Bowman J.B. Griffith, II Robin Hannon Darlene Marley Kathy Spinks Myra Faulkenberry Billy Scotton Terry Waisner Neal Frye Debra Macon Mrs. Faye Taylor Patricia Pell Mike Ritch Freda Snider Cathy Watkins Denise Yates ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: Our sincerest thanks to these who, each with his own special talent, gave willing service — Mr. Thomas Smith of Delmar Studios, Inc., Mike Duggins for “‘Wildcat”’ drawings, Mrs. Lorene Fairfax of Delmar Studios, Inc., David Saunders, Dale Akers, Ricky Wicker, Kleer-Kolor Labs, Inc., Thomas Photo Supply, Inc., Foust Studios, Eastern Randolph Senior High School Faculty and Student Body. CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS: John Hall, Milton M. Barden, W. C. Burrows, Mrs. Marilyn Routh, Thomas Smith for club and activity pictures, Douglas Deaton of ““The Chatham News’”’ for pictures of ERSH-Siler City football game, W. J. Taylor. 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Srumdiag ; EASTERN RANDOLPH SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Route 2, Box 105A Ramseur, North Carolina 27316 Regular Time Schedule 8:15 8:17 8320 8:20-9215, 9:18t 9:18-10:13, 10:16% 10:16-10:24 10:24-10:32, 10:35t 10:35-11:30, 11:33t 11:30-12:00, 12:03% 12:03-1:00, 1:03¢ Lis: 33-12:00 12:00-12: 30, 12:3 33t 122: 43-1:00, 1:03t First Bell Second Bell Tardy Bell First Period Second Period Homeroom Activity Break Third Period First Lunch Fourth Period Fourth Period Second Lunch Fourth Period Activity Time Schedule 8:15 8:17 8:20 8:20-9:08, 9:11t 9:11-9:59, 10:02t 10:02-10:10, (10:13t) 10:10-10:45 10:45-10:53, 10:56t 10256-11344, 11:47% 11:44-12:14, 12:17+ 12:27-1:14, 1:17% 11:47-12:14 12314-12344, 12:47¢ 12:47-1:14, 1:17¢ A ar 11:33-12:30 12:30-1:00, 1:03t Fourth Period Third Lunch = 12:47-12:44 W2shy-1:14, 1s17+ 8, 2:01t Wii ON Fifth Period Sixth Period Dismissal 1:17-2:05, 2:08t 2 3:08-2:56 2:56 Luneh Schedule and Sequence First Lunch Room No. Second Lunch Room No. Third Lunch Room No. Eastern Randolph Senior High School ae Route 2, Box 105A Randolph Public Library Ramseur, North Carolina 27316 Asheboro, North Carstea ACTIVITY SCHEDULE FOR CLUBS AND ORGANIZAT TONS , 1972-1973 October December February April Student Council Th1l2b Tusb Thlb Th5b 30 Nov, e3 Th19c Th7e¢ Th e Thil2c T 7 Dec, e2 Th26a Thihd Thi5d Thigd F 15 Dec, e2 Th22b M Jan, eh iG , T 23 Jan, if ovember an March Ma: W 7 Feb, e Tob thlb Thic Tia T 20 Feb, 63 Th9c Thlic Th8d ThlOc F 9 Mar, e2 Th30d Th25d Thisb M 19 Mar, el | Th22c T 3 Apr, el Th29d W 18 Apr, e5 T 3 May, e6 F 18 May, e Class or Class Committee Meetings 6 Feb, 6 Mar, and 10 Apr 73 ae Assembly co FFA de Art Club | Health Career Bnglish Club b. FBLA . Monogram Club French Club FHA History Club Key Club FTA Library Club Roadrunners VICA Science Club Beta. e. Student Council Spanish Club ‘Clubs and organizations are grouped by a letter. The letter by the date indi- - cates the meeting date of the group (also, period for Student Council). A student may be an officer (P, V-P, Sec, Treas) in only one (1) club or organization. Stu- dents are to remain in the club meeting until the end of the activity period. The homeroom teacher should maintain a record of the clubs to which the students belong. Students sign out on the board for the club meeting. Club roster indicating student's name, homeroom section, officers, should be submittdd to the Activity Committee within a week after the second meeting. Clubs must be chartered by the Student Council. Yearly summaries of the club's services and proposed plans are to be reviewed by the Student Council and the Activity Committee. 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