Epsom High School - Rambler Yearbook (Henderson, NC)

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enior Gfa ass icers Vickie Peoples Secretary Shelton Griffin President Carter Smith Vice-President Faye Williams Treasurer Nelson Hedgepeth Reporter Patsy L assiter Reporter Carolyn Stainback Historian JlTascots Tanya Hamm Mike Murphy

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Ziyi JKBkm ii jssn i 9 m jMj, . . r4 1 FRONT ROW: Sandra Ayscue, Margaret Ayscue, Linda Stokes, Faye Williams, Mary Charles Dement, Marilyn Duke, Carolyn Stainback, Mrs. Journigan, Sponsor; SECOND ROW: Jimmy Currin, Bobby Robinson, Patsy Lassiter, Jean Terrell, Vickie Peoples, Willard Smith, Nelson Hedgepeth; THIRD ROW: Dennis Cash, Wayne Renn, Carter Smith, Wayne Pendergrass, Tommy Overton; FOURTH ROW: Linwood Patterson, Earl Hock, Mike Smith, Shelton Griffin. foreword In our past twelve years at Epsom High School, we have experienced happiness, sadness, failure, and success, so we have memories that remain with us forever. To preserve the sentiments we have thus obtained, we present the RAMBLER for 1965. 6 lililililil

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DENNIS BRADLEY CASH A superior person is modest in his speech, but exceeds in his actions. CLYDE YOUNG CURRIN The surest way to succeed is to determine not to fail. MARY CHARLES DEMENT Though she be little, she is fierce.” MARGARET MARIE AYSCUE Speech is great, but silence is greater. SANDRA RAY AYSCUE She likes basketball the very best; when she plays she shows her zest. en MARILYN KAYE DUKE A good disposition is more valuable than gold. 8