Erwin High School - Hourglass Yearbook (Erwin, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1965 volume:

mh 4 tie: sh mi ie a be aca: ne ia iS mgt peetehes fei) aes Siege iB 7 STAFF Ol... ERWIN HIGH SCHOOL Volume XVIII rwin, North Carolina CO-EDITORS Carolyn Byrd Danny Ralph BUSINESS MANAGERS Cheryl Williamson Phyllis Duquette ADVISER Mrs. Edna Parker le reer The Past Is but wi wes l enriching our iendshi fr YL ide in ng pr tak working to achieve our goals the Beginning of... fa) f S oyt a preparing for the future our accomplishments accepting and fulfilling responsibility eC Ie ee Pa ORIN aa er Dedication It is in a proud and reflective mood that we, the Senior Class of 1966, pause to honor a teacher whose concern and devotion for us has made our high school years more pur- poseful, for this person has truly recognized the high responsibility and joy of teaching, Giving of herself has in no way diminished her supply of helpfulness, imagination, and concern, Through her smile and ready wit, we see her joy in life and people. Hoping somehow to partially pay her for the faith she has shown in us, the Senior Class of 1966 wishes to dedicate this edition of the HOURGLASS to MRS, BEULAH TEW POPE p Dr, Norwood Earl Jones Dear Seniors: If, in your high school education, you have acquired a min- ium of fundamental knowledge and skills -- skill in handling source materials, ability to think an d act in the presence of unprecedented situations, and an ethical attitude toward theuse of your knowledge and skills-- you have acquired the basic education necessary for a fair start in life. You are afforded the high privilege of living during one of the great times in history, but with privilege comes responsibility. Let me put it like this, with sober, startling frankness and Clarity: It may be that God has entrusted you personally and individually with a particular mission to perform, It may make a difference to all eternity what you do! In the differing days ahead for each of you there will be problems, Let no one try to tell you that life is meant to be easy, Life is not easy, and it is not perfectly ordered, Every man is the trustee of the life entrusted to him. How he discharges this personal trust is his test. It is possible for. many of you to go through life without ever realizing that you are undergoing a test, without recognizing your responsibilities, Through the way you live your lives, you can make a con- tribution to mankind’s eternal progress, It may not be spectacular, but it counts, The efforts you make to live more purposefully, more nobly, entitle you to feel that in some measure at least you are discharging honorably the responsibility entrusted to you, The miracle or the power that elevates the few is to be found in their industry, application, and perseverance under the inner prompting of a brave and determined spirit. Sincerely yours, Ngwlood fe Norwood E, Jones Principal ae MR, GLENN T, PROFFIT Harnett County Superintendent ERWIN SCHOOL BOARD Mr, T.B, Stevens: Mr. Robert Kelly; Mrs. E.H. Bost; Chairman; Mr, Z.E, Matthews; Mr, C.M, Crawford. MR, E, DARYL ALLEN Physical Education Guilford College, B, A. MRS, MARTHA ANN BOYD Secretary U.N. Goat Greetisbor0,mBa0. MISS BLANCHE BRUTON Piano Louisburg, B, M. MR, HAROLD BURT Band Director NitGe State wsao: U.N, C, at Chapel Hill, M. A. MISS HILDA CHISHOLM Business Education East Carolina, B, S, MR, WILLIAM B, CORBETT Science Wake Forest, B. S. MR, THOMAS O, DAVIS Driver Education Baste Garolilamebeos MR, M, C, HOLLAND Mathematics Atlantic Christian, B, A. East Carolina, M,. A, MRS, SARAH Z, HUDSON English Greensboro College, A.B , MR, JAMES W, JOHNSON +p History Ms ) Methodist College, A. B. oh | Faculty MR, WALTON S, KEEN Industrial Arts East)Carolina, Bb, s,, M, A; MISS LINDA LASSITER Business Education MISS SANDRA MERCER Home Economics A, East Carolina, B, S, ) MRS, FLORINE D, OSBORNE Science--Mathematics Lander College, A, B. Duke University, M, A, MRS, EDNA M, PARKER Spanish-Guidance East Carolina, B, S,, M. A, MRS, BEULAH T, POPE Social Studies Atlantic Christian, A, B, MRS, EMILY THOMAS Mathematics--Guidance Converse College, B, A, MISS SHEILA THORNTON French-English Campbell College, A.B, MRS, SHERRY SCURLOCK English--Speech Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, B. S, MISS FRANCES WALSER Librarian University of Michigan, A. B, The first section of the 1966 HOUR- GLASS is devoted to you, our class- mates and friends. For it was you that made our years at EHS so memorable. It is because of you that we recall so fondly that big party... cramming for exams...the big game. For it is people, not, the place or occasion, that make events so memorable. To you we, the Seniors of 1966, leave the privilege and obligation of striving and working at Erwin High School. You shall take Student Fr j [ our place, and perhaps we shall soon be forgotten. But you, whose lives have been so closely woven with ours for four years, will long be remembered. Each picture on the following pages will have an individual meaning to each of you, Perhaps the memories will fade as these pages are thumbed through year after year. But the joy and enrichment of being a member of Erwin High School student body can never diminish. Body non ae Sergeantat-Arms of Secretary Henry Johnson, Brenda Blackman, - = v Ae) ort 2) v he Oo. Li v o set a a = v S jan 1c a oO ot = a a ine West, Treasurer Ela Aman, President Ww, J Class Motto: ‘‘You must climb the Stairway to Success; there are no elevators.’’ Benjamin Franklin Class Colors: Navy and Silver Class Flower: The White Rose Mascots: Little Miss Angela Marie Parker Master Michael Worth Lanier ee Senior Sponsors: Mrs. Sherry G, Scurlock, Mrs, Edna M, Parker, Mrs, Florine D, Osborne Class Esther Mae Avery James Wyman Aman Sammy Jean Barbour Phyllis Gail Avery reseed OP hee eee Modes ees 2 poees + $9O940440F $9$4444-60% seteesesess $949 eee e ere 5444090000088 % $4940 Soh O? 2464oeSSSO? 4G 0 SSS OOOS% 244 OSS OOS PEELESSET oor Lobe a abo soos of 1966 Laura L ynne Beard Glenda Sue Beasley Bonnie Lou Bennett Dianna Lee Bennett Brenda Faye Blackman Annie Mae Blowers Class Carolyn Faye Byrd Jackwsothoronvby rds r- Stardust Joyce Hyatt Byrd Brenda Kay Carlisle Herbert Aaron Dennis “Pick-A- Dilly ” Cara Lee Dorman Phyllis Faye Duquette George Carr Elderbaum Glenda Sue Faircloth Class | : {| y | Jerry Paul Faircloth De P age September 1, 1954 James Anthony Godwin Mary Etta Grady William Lee Graham Ronnie Lee Hall William Jerry Hobson May 27, 1966 Monnie Clifton Holland, Jr. Stacy Clifton Holland, Jr. Almira Dolores Horton Barbara Jean Houston Beta Club Tapping Marvin Jerome Jackson, Jr. Carson Joseph MOnn SOx. Cw a Larry O’Neal Johnson syst of 1966 Michael Wayne Johnson - Phil Rossen Johnson Key Club Initiation William Charles wohnson-g tc. Dennis Reuben Jones enior Halloween arty Ransom Aaron Messer Martha Kaye Lasater Class Thomas Francis Miriello of 19 Harriet Lee Norris William Thomas Norris Brenda Gail Norris Magazine Sale Hi- Lite Jane Era Odom Joseph Alvin Parnell Class Geneva Frances Pate George Ransom Pope, Jr. Caeriesiecest- rice Homecoming, 1965 Linda Faye Raynor Carolyn Rose Reaves _. Everette Howard Ryals Clifton Ray Ryals D D CS James Arthur Smith Edna Earle Sease A) Q = Pep Rall Dwight Eugene Stephens Shirley Ann Stephenson Becky Ann Thomas Frederick Shepherd Thomas, Jr. Class Rings Arrive Glenda Faye Thornton James Clifton Tomosunas Class Larry Rupert Wade Jean Carolyn Wade Susan Flaine West Beth Teresa Weaver Williamson Larry Earl Wood Larry Wayne Wood Parents’ Page ee During our twelve years at Erwin School, we have obtained sparkling memories of places, events but most of all, people. Ironically, itis seldom that we express orally our gratitude to the persons who have strived so diligently to make our school days an endearing memory. As we come to the end of our senior year, we cling to these memories. We also suddenly realize the boundless debt we owe to our parents. whose love, faith, and concern have enabled us to believe in ourselves and our ability to contribute to society. Our joy over triumphs and distress over defeats have only been equaled by that of our parents. Without their concern, we should never have learned the supreme lesson of love and faith outside ourselves. We realize that the only means of truly expressing thankfulness to our parents is to live worthy of the love they have fostered for us. As a beginning, the seniors of 1966 dedicate this page of the HOURGLASS to our parents and guardians. Mrs. Josie Aman Mr, and Mrs, James C, Jones Mrs, Grace Avery Mr, and Mrs, David E, Lasater, Jr. Mr, and Mrs, R, Frank Avery Mr, and Mrs, Albert J. Lockamy Mr, and Mrs, Paul C, Barbour Mr, and Mrs, Claude E, Lucas, Jr. Mr, and Mrs, A.B, Beasley Mr, and Mrs, Thomas M, McDonald Mr, and Mrs. William Bennett Mr, and Mrs, Sam Miriello Mr, and Mrs, John G, Bennett Mr, and Mrs, Johnnie R, Moore Mr, and Mrs, Paul D, Blackman Mr, and Mrs, George R, Morgan Mrs. Kathleen Blowers Mrs, Lucille Norris Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Wesley Byrd Mr, and Mrs, Payton Odom Mr, and Mrs, Jack S, Byrd, Sr. Mr, and Mrs,_A_L, Parker Mr. and Mrs, George W. Carlisle Mr, and Mrs, Laster C, Parker Mr, and Mrs, A.J. Carroll “Mrs, Luster Parnell Mr, and Mrs, Cleabert C, Daniels Mr, and Mrs, Hugh A, Parrish Mrs, Colonel J, Davis “Mr, and Mrs, Emmett Pate Mr, and Mrs, Robert L. Dennis Mr, and Mrs. G,R. Pope, Sr, Mr, and Mrs, L.J, Dorman, Jr, Rev, and Mrs, Grant Jefferson Price, Sr, Mr, and Mrs, Harry E, Duquette Mr, and Mrs. L. E. Price, Jr, Mr, and Mrs, Gilbert L, Elderbaum Mr, and Mrs, Frank K, Ralph, Sr. Mr, and Mrs, Houston Faircloth Mr, and Mrs, Howard Raynor Mr, Paul Luther Faircloth Mr, and Mrs, Roscoe Reaves Mr, and Mrs, Grady Fann, Jr, “Mr, and Mrs, Howard O, Ryals Mr, and Mrs, Robert A, Grady Mr. and Mrs, James E, Sease Mr, and Mrs, John B. Graham Mr, and Mrs, G, P. Smith Mr, and Mrs. Ishmael Lee Guy Mr, and Mrs, Preston D, Stephens Mr, and Mrs, William S, Hobson Mr, and Mrs, Ralph A, Stephens Mr. and Mrs, M,C, Holland, Su Mrs, Pauline Stewart Mr, and Mrs, William H, Hollingsworth Mr, and Mrs, T.D. Stewart Mr. and Mrs, K.G, Horne, Jr, Mr, and Mrs, Ray William Thomas Mrs, Garland Horton Mr, and Mrs, Fred S, Thomas, Sr. Mr. and Mrs, O, Robert Houston Mr, and Mrs, J. T. Thornton Mr, and Mrs, Kiver Hyatt Mr, and Mrs, Charles Wade Mr, and Mrs, Marvin J. Jackson, Sr, “Mr, and Mrs, Rupert Wade Mr, and Mrs, Carson J. Johnson, Sr, Mr, and Mrs, E,J. Watkins— Mr, and Mrs. George L, Johnson Mr, and Mrs, Clyde Weaver Mr, and Mrs, Hardy Johnson Mr, and Mrs, Marvin O, West Mr, and Mrs, D. B, Johnson Mr, atid Mrs. H.C. White, Jr, Mr, and Mrs, Reuben E, Jones Mr, and Mrs, Slade J, Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Wood Class History i This Spting we, the Senior Class of 1966, will receive our long-awaited diplomas, This will be an _ exciting and thought-provoking occasion, when we shall recall fading memories of our days at Erwin _ High School. Those memories of our Freshman year are perhaps difficult to recall, as we think of the many varied _ experiences that have crowded our memory. We elected the following officers to lead us through this _ year of strange faces and unfamiliar classes: Kenneth Price, President; Billy Graham, Vice-president: _ Shirley Stephenson, Secretary; J.W. Aman, Sergeant-at-Arms. Several Freshman boys were reminded of _ their “‘inferior’’ rank as they were initiated into the Key Club. Many of our class brought us recognition _ through participation in various sports, We learned much, or thought we did, for we knew little of the lessons to come, _ Massacred frogs, Beta Club tapping, ‘‘les francais’’ memories of our Sophomore year. As more Mature citizens of EHS, we elected these capable leaders: Juvone Carroll, President; Frederick Thomas, Vice-president; Shirley Stephenson, Secretary; Carolyn Byrd, Treasurer; J.W, Aman, Sergeant-at-Arms. _ Nineteen members of our class worearelieved smile as they were tapped into the Beta Club, Elaine West __was elected treasurer of the Student Council. Kenneth Price distinguished our class by being the only __ Sophomore named to the All-Conference football team. Anna Blowers was selected to represent our class in the Dunn Christmas Parade. Carolyn Byrd received the French Award and Biology Award. Dianna Bennett also added spark to our cheerleaders by joining the squad. Thoughts of the Prom, HI-LITE, and finally being upperclassmen filled our minds as we became Juniors. Our first step in making our Junior year unforgettable was the election of the following officers: ‘Kenneth Price, President; Henry Johnson, Vice-President; Carolyn Byrd, Secretary; Elaine West, Treasurer; Ralph Lucas, Sergeant-at-Arms. With the help of Mrs. Sarah Hudson, known affectionately as ‘‘Ma’’, and our co-editors, Carolyn Byrd and Danny Ralph, the Erwin HI LITE was a big success, Two of our mumber were officers of the Student Council: Kenneth Price, Vice-president; Kaye Lasater, Secretary. Other members of our class assumed positions of leadership in various clubs. ‘‘Pick-a-Dilly’’, the Junior play concerning the marriage of three sisters, starred Jane Odom and Kenneth Price. The play, directed by Miss Judy Jackson was enjoyed by everyone, especially the actresses and actors. Marshals for the _ year were as follows: Carolyn Byrd, Chief, Elaine West, Dwight Stephens, Marcia Stewart, Ralph Lucas, Kaye Lasater, Everette Ryals, Frederick Thomas, and Barbara Houston. Carolyn Byrd received the History _ Awa@rd, and Sue Faircloth won the Home Economics Award for Proficiency. Kenneth Price was again selected to the All-Conference football team. The climax of our Junior year was the Junior-Senior Prom, constructed around the theme of ‘‘Stardust.’’ On the night of May 7, a picture of enchantment composed of glittering stars, soft lights, and happy faces greeted all visitors to Erwin Gymnasium, Class tings, deadlines, graduation, ‘‘last year’, old friends thoughts that filled our minds as we began our Senior year. We also entered our Senior year with the purpose of making it the best ever _ for ourselves and our school. We opened this year with the selection of the following officers: J.W, Aman, President; Dwight Stephens, Vice-president, Brenda Blackman, Secretary; Elaine West, Treasurer; Henry Johnson, Sergeant-at-Arms. Co-editors of the HOURGLASS were Carolyn Byrd and Danny Ralph, Elaine West was chosen to receive the DAR award. Two of our class nominated for the Morehead Scholarship were Frederick Thomas and Ralph Lucas. Being Seniors, we accepted the responsibility of leadership in school clubs. Elected by the entire student body, Ralph Lucas served as president of the Student Council. Other important offices held by Seniors were the following: Dwight Stephens, President of the Beta Club; Kenneth Price, President of the Key Club; Cheryl Williamson, President of the FBLA; Sue Faircloth, pres- ident of the FHA; Kaye Lasater, President of the Math and Science Club. Ralph Lucas and Kenneth Price were co-captains of the winning football team, Dianna Bennett became Chief-Cheerleader. It seems hardly possible that four years of our lives could have passed so swiftly, but they have given us more than memories, wonderful though they are. They have given us the knowledge, ability, and confidence to make the remainder of our lives as meaningful as these last four years. Historian Frederick Thomas 192? Those Were Burdie Pearl Sam-Bo Koochie Horne Wilmur-Lou Sam a Marvelous Era Dickie Ken Hub Marceea The Days 1966 Som-A-Tunas Pat [ Wi ERWIN HIGH SCHOOL May 27, 1966 State of North Carolina County of Harnett City of Erwin We, the Senior Class of 1966, being of sound body, morally, physically and mentally; do hereby make known and declare this to be our last will and testament, Article I To our Parents: We leave our deepest love and appreciation for making our education possible, Article I] To the Faculty: We leave our sincere gratitude for the effort they have made to give us advice and knowledge. Article III To Dr. Jones: We leave our deepest appreciation for the leadership and interest he has shown to each of us. Article IV To Our Sponsors: Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Scurlock, and Mrs. Osborne, we leave our sincere gratitude for the patience, understanding, and encouragement in making our Senior year at Erwin High School the happiest ever. Article V To the Juniors: We leave al] ourSenior privileges: Front row seats in chapel, class rings, and all our best wishes for the best of everything. Article VI BONNIE BENNE NNY MORGAN, and FRANCES PATE leave their ability to create excitement en inda aD and Bonnie Autry. ‘‘Why should the devil have all the saa HERBIE DENNIS leaves his ability to avoid any one girl to Billy Harrington. ‘Whistle and they come running.”’ ELAINE WEST, BARBARA HOUSTON, and WILMA DANIELS will their ability to go steady BGS. n and Rae Odom. ‘“‘Till death do us part.’’ TERRY HOBSON, JACK BYRD, and PHIL WHITE leave their height to Michael Walters. ‘‘Not to the top, but climbing.”’ CAROLYN BYRD wills her scholastic ability and absent-minded ways to Cathy Byrd and Hope Thornton, ‘‘The sky’s the limit.” KENNETH PRICE and BILL HORNE leave their ability to play football to Danny Grady and Danny Jakeman. ‘‘If you see me coming, better step aside.’’ GEORGE ELDERBAUM and EVERETTE RYALS leave their dependability to Michael Strick- land, Donald Turner, and Glenn Pope. ‘‘ You-ean-depend_gn me,” MURIEL PARKER, BECKY THOMAS, and CARA DORMAN)leave their sincere ways to Janice Norris and Ruth Horne, ‘‘Honesty is the best policy. ANNA BLOWERS and SHIRLEY STEPHENSON leave their ability to do everything together to Brenda Whittington and Janet House, ‘‘Two heads are better than one.” ee STEPHENS, JUVONE CARROLL, and KENNETH STONE leave their way with the women to Dwight West, Bill Bennett, and Larry Hobson, ‘‘All the world loves a lover.” GEORGE POPE, LARRY WADE, MARVIN JACKSON, and THOMAS McDONALD will their driving ability to.Mickey Phillips and ‘I'm behind the wheel, and I have control,’’ SUE FAIRCLOTH, ESTHER AVERY, and PHYLLIS AVERY leave their pleasant smiles to Ann Lucas, Jo Anne Moore, and Elizabeth Stone, ‘‘Smile and the Whole world smiles with eu EDNA SEASE and DOLORES HORTON leave their way with the boys to Jacona Jackson, Lillian Stewart, and Jeanette Horne. ‘‘I have a heart with room for every boy.”’ LINDA RAYNOR, GLENDA BEASLEY, and MARCIA STEWART leave their neat appearance to Lynn Bethune and Brenda Barefoot. ‘‘They look as if they walked straight out of a band- boxy eis ey JANE ODOM leaves her ability to stay unattached to Sondra Beasley, ‘‘Beauty draws more than the beast.’’ PHYLLIS DUQUETTE and MARY GRADY leave their polite ways to Ann Hall, Vicki Carlisle, and Linda Wade. ‘‘I’m the peak of courtesy.”’ HARRIET NORRIS and SAMMY BARBOUR leave their petite figures to Edith Lockamy and Patsy Ryals, “‘Littlke-people-have big hearts.’ __ HENRY JOHNSON and C.J, JOHNSON leave their ability to make others laugh to Joey Denning, Paul Ennis, and Dallas Blackman, ‘‘All the world loves a clown.” BRENDA HOLLINGSWORTH wills her ability to obtain a diamond to Janice Wood. ‘‘Di- amonds are a girl's best friend,’’ LARRY DAVIS, SAMMY DAVIS, and PHIL JOHNSON leave their ability to always be late to Ricky West, Wayne Capps, and Randy Byrd. ‘‘So little time; so much to do.”’ MICHAEL JOHNSON leaves his witty remarks to be used by Wayne Royals and Ray Parker, ‘Life to me is just a comedy.”’ DICKIE GUY leaves his ability to tell jokes to Harry Wade. ‘‘He who lives without folly is eS — Je MOORE JEAN WADE, and FAYE THORNTON leave their various ways to Elaine McLamb, Valarie Barbour, and Margaret Faircloth., - Varietyois: the spice of life,” RONNIE HALL, DENNIS JONES, and CLIFTON HOLLAND leave their ability to make money to Junior Williford and Kenneth Glover. ‘‘A penny saved is a penny earned,”’ LAURA BEARD and CHERYL WILLIAMSON will their ability to love that one certain boy to Kathy Ray, Cindy Ralph, and Wanda Turnage, ‘‘First c omes love, then comes marriage,”’ GLENN AVERY, ROBERT DAWKINS, and JERRY FAIRCLOTH leave their love for cars to Raymond King and Larry Faircloth. ‘‘You are uneasy, you never rode with me.”’ BRENDA CARLISLE and BRENDA BLACKMAN leave their lovable personalities to Doris Lee, ‘Eat, drink, and be merry.”’ DANNY RALPH wills his ability to succeed in the world to Bruce Gomedella, ‘‘Sharp’s the word for them.”’ JUDY FANN and TERESA WEAVER will their care-free ways to Dale Holt and Linda Eason, ‘ Roll on, old world, and I'll roll with you.”’ JOYCE BYRD, RUBY MURFEE, and JOYCE BEVERLY leave their ability for a happy marriage to whoever is lucky enough. ‘‘My man is as true as steel,’’ CARRIE LEE PRICE, CAROLYN REAVES,-and BRENDA NORRIS leave their quiet manners to Geneva McNeill and Linda McDonald. ‘‘It’s better to be seen than heard,” M.C, HOLLAND, LARRY JOHNSON, and MIKE PARRI ine ae TONY GODWIN and TOMMY MIRIELLO leave their determination to, Richard Crawford and George Coleman, ‘‘Anything worth having doesn’t come easy.”’ LARRY EARL WOOD and JIMMY TOMOSUNAS will their easy- going ways to Donald Jones and Danny Beasley. ‘‘Whatever he attempted, he performed.’ RALPH LUCAS and FRED THOMAS leave their intelligence to Billy Frazier and Bing Sizemore, ‘‘A little knowledge is a dangerous thing,”’ SUE JONES and KAYE LASATER leave their talents to be used by Joyce Turnage, ‘‘She was a wonder- she was natural,’ CLIFTON RYALS, CHARLES PARKER, and CHARLES JOHNSON leave their ability to be attentive in class to Ronald Tart, Jackie Thornton, and Willie Avery. ‘‘Attention makes� the genius,”’ JOSEPH PARNELL, LARRY WAYNE WOOD. and LOHNNY-PARKER leave their friendly ways to James Bradley, Rodney Giles, and Jerry Williford. ‘‘The way to make a friend is to be one; ’ JAMES SMITH, R.A. MESSER, and THOMAS NORRIS leave their get-up-and-go spirit to anyone who has the energy. ‘‘He that has plenty of pepper will pepper his own cabbage.”’ As for me, I leave all my best wishes and hopes that God will continue to smile on you. Witnessed by Sammy Barbour Dianna Bennett, Testatrix Kenneth Price Prophecy ae Time: October, 1976 Place: Erwin Football Game Erwin versus Barton Score: At half-time--Erwin 13 Barton 13 After a most thrilling first half, the Erwin Stadium, filled to the brim, comes alive as the band marches to the field, Everyone stands to his feet except one lonely person, who strolls silently to the concession stand, Suddenly a rush of chilling wind whips his trench coat closer. He moves slowly across the littered field, As he reaches the concession stand, he flips a quarter on the counter which ironically spins around. Instead of stopping flat, it stands straight up on its edge with no support. Within the next instant the entire field is covered by a mystical cloud of fog which seems to sweep down and take everyone with it, except the lone stranger. Glancing around, he sees a tattered banner proclaiming, ‘‘Welcome home, Seniors of 1966,’’ over a reserved section of seats. He smiles, nodding his head as if to say. ‘‘Boy. what great times we had!”’ Suddenly a gust of wind deposits a program at his feet. Looking closer, he sees the names and occupations of all the Seniors of 1966 listed. Eager to see if they had made use of the old patterns or if new patterns had been constructed, he sits down and is soon absorbed in the torn bit of paper. The paper contained the following list: R.A. Messer and Henry Johnson- - Owners of R.J. Reynold’s Tobacco Company Faye Thornton and J.W, Aman- - Professional florists Glenn Avery, Shirley Stephenson, Marvin Jackson, and Thomas Norris- - Race car drivers at Daytona Charles Parker, Carolyn Reaves, and Jimmy Tomosunas - - Car salesmen Linda Raynor, Barbara Houston, and Dolores Horton - - Professional models C.J, Johnson, Genny Morgan, and Bonnie Bennett - Disc - jockeys Fane Odom and Buby Murfee - - Opera singers Danny Ralph, Fred Thomas, and Everette Ryals - - Insurance agents George Elderbaum and Ralph Lucas - - Lawyers Tony Godwin, Billy Graham, Jack Byrd, and Kenneth Price - - Professional football players Dianna Bennett, Sammy Barbour, and Cheryl Williamson - - Secretaries for lawyer husbands Brenda Hollingsworth, Joyce Byrd, and Joyce Beverley - - Married and happy Thomas McDonald and Larry Wade - - Greyhound bus drivers Bill Horne, Herbert Dennis, and Larry Johnson - - Football coaches for Washington Redskins Ronnie Hall, Dennis Jones, and Clifton Holland - - Owners of supermarkets Michael Johnson, Larry E. Wood, and Larry W. Wood- - Auto Mechanies Jerry Hobson and Dickie Guy - - Actors M.C, Holland, Judy Fann, and Wilma Daniels - - School teachers Glenda Beasley, Laura Beard, Anna Blowers, and Brenda Blackman - - Movie Stars Lerry Faircloth, Larry Davis, Sammy Davis, and Robert Dawkins Auto designers (Cara Lee Dorman) Sue Faircloth, and Mary Grady =€ommercial Artists JuVone Carroll and Johnny Parker - - Weight-lifters Phyllis Duquette and Esther Avery - Missionaries Carolyn Byrd, Carrie Lee Price, and Dwight Stephens - - Chemists Elaine West, and Brenda Carlisle - - Models . Phil White, Phil Johnson, and Charles Johnson - - Big game hunters Kaye Lasater and-Joseph Parnell - - Artists Brenda Norris, Phyllis.Avery, and Pat Moore - Clothes designers George Pope and Sue Jones - - Employees of Lawrence Welk Harriet Norris, Edna Sease, and-Marcia Stewart - Telephone operators Clifton Ryals, Kenneth Stone, Tom Miriello, and James Smith- - Movie-directors Muriel Parker and Teresa Weaver - - Professional daricers Frances Pate, Becky Thomas, and Jean Wade - - Newspaper reporters Suddenly the coin fell, and the dream vanished as quickly as it had appeared, As the ballgame resumed, he could only hope to see everyone’s dreams and hopes come true - whether it be in the near future, or in the mystical twilight. Class Prophet Kenneth-Price Seniors’ Halloween Party The Original Gruesome Twosome Those all-day suckers last and last! How can we lose with a cheerleader like this? They call it mass hysteria. Yes, Angela, there is a Santa Claus! ANWR Cor Super Best All Round Cheryl Williamson Ralph Lucas Best School Spirit Dianna Bennett Herbie Dennis ie ee = ee ae oe TT CT CT rete TRONS iors Oi lnpenne Me ac eee attves Elaine West Kenneth Price Wittiest Genny Morgan Mike Johnson Cutest Harriet Norris Dancy Ohmcon ost Dependable Phyllis Duquette George Elderbaum latives Best Personalit Brenda Blackman Dwight Stephens Best Sport Wilma Daniels Henry Johnson Super Most Likely To Succeed Caco yo Frederick Thomas Best Lookin Laura Beard Bill Horne latives Best Dresse Marcia Stewart Jerry Hobson Most Talented Sue Jones George Pope | HH a he ne pcos Laura Beard Bill Horne Kenneth Price tng and LOrs Elaine West Jack Byrd | Hi A NT WE SY Carolyn Byrd Marcia Stewart Danny Ralph Frederick Thomas LOrs Ralph Lucas Barbara Houston ” 3 + ease : + 4 reas 4 gts ; vw oR “Toe Kaye Lasater JUNIOR OFFICERS Presidentuier Vice-president , Secretary ...,, area Suretmemret Sergeant at-Arms . ; - Danny Grady .+.. Bill Bennett � . Janet House � .� Harry Wade Dallas Blackman Bonnie Autry _ Willie Avery Valarie Barbour Brenda Barefoot. Sondra Beasley Bill Bennett me Lynn Bethune Dallas Blackman, a Vy ) ‘eee ae ee | } a Ae Oo Y li YA he tes J.C, Bradley —Janice Brown Cathy Byrd Randy Byrd Wayne Capps VickivGarlistems George Coleman Richard Crawford Joey Denning Linda Eason Paul Ennis Henry Faircloth Margaret Faircloth Billy Frazier Rondey Giles Kenneth Glover Bruce Gomedella Danny Grady Ann Hall Billy Harrington Si Harrington _Larry Hobson Dale Holt _ Barry Horne Jeanette Horne Ruth Horne Janet House Jacona Jackson Danny Jakeman Lynwood Jernigan ‘Donald Jones Janie Norris Rae_Odom Connie Ray Parker Mickey Phillips Geneva McNeill Jo Ann Moore James Murdock Donald Lucas Linda McDonald Elaine McLamb Doris Lee Betty Lockamy Edith Lockamy Ann Lucas Linda Pope Glenn Pope Cindy Ralph Kathy Ray Wayne Royal Patsy Ryals Bing Sizemore Lillian Stewart Elizabeth Stone Michael Strickland Ronald Tew Hope Thornton Jackie Thornton _ Joyce Turnage Wanda Turnage Donald Turner Harry Wade Linda Wade Tag Wade _ Michael Walters Dwight West Ricky West Brenda Whittington Junior Williford Janice Wood ‘‘Think, Bennett, think!’’ Teachers PANG ENGIASH and “Most insects hatch their ‘aigs’ in ‘At this point, we shall begin our les- ‘Bermo - o- oda’ grass,” y) —- ens eime AEE DERE NI Quote--‘‘Time and knowledge go hand in hand’’ - Unquote ° — eile wise sec i Sennen ee abe SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Presideit™.. 272244... 2 Kenneth Johnson Vice-president ............ Donnie Phillips SECIETATY Greco sls resist nl LADD Yeu | Di TreaSUrer pesee0+ee+++0ee-, Rita Bradshaw Sergeant-at-Arms ,,,....... Michael Bryant g dic ARTS end Miranda Bryant Ann Bullard La Rue Byrd Madonna Byrd Charles Capps Jerry Capps Prentis Capps Gary Cooke Charles Core Keith Davis Alynn Edwards Linda Ellis Wayne Addison Tommy Baker Dawn Barbour Randolph Bass Judy Boatwright ' Rita Bradshaw Junior Bryant Michael Bryant Barbara Ennis Lee Faircloth Carolyn Gregory Danny Gregory Nathan Hall Brenda Hamilton “Elaine Hamilton Terry Hobson Pam Holland Kent Horne Ronnie Horne Randy House Richard Jackson Donald Jernigan Billy Johnson Judy Johnson Kenny Johnson Steve Johnson Ronnie Jones Billy Lasater Ronnie Lee David Lucas Donna Lucas Joe Lucas Richard Mason Bill Matthews Wanda Mcintyre Gloria McLamb Class Jerry Melvin La Donn Melvin Bill Messer Jean Messer Betty Jean Moore Bobby Moore Donna Moore Brenda Moran Paulette Murray Connie Norris Marshall Norris Jerome Norris Libby Ralph Trudy Raynor Gene Sessoms Kenneth Sessoms Nicky Sessoms Nancy Sewell Sherry Shermer Felton Smith Frances-Stewart Freddie Stewart Toni Stewart Liston Strickland Johnny Overby Connie O‘Quinn Becky Parker Allen Phillips Donnie Phillips Lettie Pope Thomas Price Jerry Priebe Sophomore Brenda Suggs Karen Thompson Kathy Thompson Carolyn Thornton Larry Thornton Laura Turnage Joe Turnage -Dennis Turner Class Dwight Tumer Tom Turner Gloria Tyndall Mike Tyndall Susie Underwood Larry West Hope Westbrook Ronnie Whitman Michael Wilbourne Bobby Wilkerson Sylvia Wilkins Gary Williams FRESHMAN OFFICERS President Pe aeessn.seoe4n Jack thomas Vice-President Aas. aon itive’ Secretary ....++..++....-. Barbara Holland Treasurer ..++++-++++-+, Wanda Tyndall Reporter .,...+++++.+-++. Gloria Oldham Sergeant-at-arms ..,...... Joey Sizemore Freshman Class Hugh Autry Ronald Autry Darlene Barefoot Pamela Benson Theresa Bowden Diane Brown Tony Burdi Charles Byrd Connie Byrd Ray Byrd Kathy Carroll Lanny Champion Charles Coats Kay Coleman Judy Colville Floy Craft Sherry Crane Donald Ennis Danny Faircloth Danny W. Faircloth Patsy Faircloth Robert Faircloth Jerry Frazier Ellen Giles David Glover Gary Godwin Jimmy Grantham Tony Grantham Teresa Gray Joyce Grissom Mattie Hall Sue Hamilton Tommy Harper J.W, Hawley Carey Hobson Barbara Holland Larry Lucas Vickie Lucas Maxine McClanahan James McCormick Jackie McKoy Jerry McLamb Patty McLean Ray Miller Kathy Morrison Donna Norris Hazel Norris Joyce Norris Terry Norris Gloria Oldham Frances Parker Darlene Parnell Gary Parrish Larry Phillips Levern Price Samuel Price Connie Holland Larry House Larry Inman Cathy Jackson Donnie Jackson Barbara Jones Darrell Jones Judy Jones George Kaufman Brenda King Douglas Lee Jimmy Lee Sharon Lee Ray Lipscomb Reaber Lockamy Freshman Linda Reaves Debbie Sawyer Ricky Shermer Joey Sizemore Debbie Smith Donald Smith Felton Smith Danny Stephens Dunkin Stewart Kay Stewart Douglas Stone Brenda Stone Brenda Strickland Jane Stroud Carolyn Suggs Class + “ da’ Dempsey Tadlock Jack Thomas Gary Thornton Kathryn Thornton Teddy Tucker Wanda Tyndall Kathy Vann Sexton Vann Sandra Wade Kenneth West Oral West Judy Westbrook Joyce Whitman Ann Wilkins Willard Williams Arettia Wood Barbara Wood Bunny Wood James Wood Wayne Wood nd Wate meet- ing will now come to order! How many. times have we listened to this familiar opening as we began an- other meeting in the club room, auditorium, or classroom? The leader- ship developed and responsi- bility fulfilled in school organ- izations is as important, if not more, ) than classroom studies. For if we could not work together for a common purpose, all i Cl A) L of our knowledge of math, science, or social studies would not benefit us or our society. Remember the Key Club LUNCHEON meetings...Student Council elections..,HI- LITE deadlines ete waiting nervously to be tapped into the Beta Club... selling football programs for the FBLA in arctic weather... working frantically to remain in the Beta Club.,.FHA parties..,Language Club Christmas carols... yearly Monogram Club meetings... and of course, your hardworking HOURGLASS Staff? Remember? It is in clubs and organizations that we apply the material learned in lefeye) ses and class- rooms. This is the way we solve problems and get things done, Club mem- bership affords us friends, hard work, fun, and memories. These memories will remain with : us, for they have developed us into well-rounded individuals ready to tackle ‘e) and solve problems together. It is the wish Va Cl LO A} S of the HOURCLASS Staff that the following pages will recall to your mind pleasant memories of friends projects accomplished, and lessons learned. Co-editors: Carolyn Byrd Danny Ralph Mrs, Edna M, Parker, Adviser Business Managers: Cheryl Williamson Phyllis Duquette Ad Solicitors Staff C : z yi a A} i eae sich 3 Art Editors: Kaye Lasater Tommy Miriello Mary Grady Circulation Managers: Laura Beard or eae Sa : Barbara Houston = jtme= = Shirley Stephenson Testatrix: Dianna Bennett Feature Editors: Jane Odom Prophet: Kenneth Price Sports Editors: Dianna Bennett Historian: Frederick Thomas a -Jack Byrd yy Yes Editors: Tag Wade, Cathy Byrd, Elaine McLamb Business Managers: Dale Holt, Joey Denning, Joyce Turnage 1tors Circulation Managers eed ” MH Vv rut) wm (2) jan i) a icitors . Ad Sol TRH HEHE et Key Club Queen PAMELA JOY HOLLAND President--Kenneth Price Vice-president-- Dwight West Secretary=- Ralph Lucas Treasurer-- Dickie Guy Sponsor--Dr, N,E, Jones PRESIGEnt 17.3.7 Dwight stephens Secretary ...... Cheryl Williamson Wice=Vresideiil..2o vu a.+ Cally byrd Tréasulet aa 74s 274) balla Beard Sponsor ...,... Mr, William Corbett Sunn ; © : ‘ : a : 1 5 Laura Beard, Treasurer; Sammy Barbour, Vice-President; Cheryl Williams President; Harriet Norris, Secretary; Genny Morgan, Parliamentarian, ZiUTURE SIUSINE SS MEADERS sIMERICA fe) ti) Gu ae aH Pie de Frances_Stewart, Song Leader; LaDonn Melvin, Reporter; Karen Thompson, Vice-President; Sue Faireloth, President; Donna Lucas, Treasurer; Ellen Giles, Pianist: Brenda Suggs, Secretary. ul Student Coune 0 nee ibaa) iat seen g Y {a0} oO = a ie) QO, eo o = oO . OR ae 0 5 a 9 i one ie ae a 35 eos OQ. 00 .Y Gl = Ee Oo ZA Sy Ka ta NE Ga ee Ca — @ an oS = oe ) Bes) oe we Ss aO Ome Q) oO — Herb President Jacona Jackson, Reporter French Club; Tag Wade, Vice-President Spanish Club; Kenneth Price, Treasurer Spanish Club; Tony Godwin, President Spanish Club; Michael Strickland, President French Club; Brenda Barefoot, Treasurer French Club; Lynn Bethune, Secretary French Club, Rr rR C : Z se E..w ANY oes i ' ' CFESA of pirauomanwatimonmenices vs LOLS ELDER EN Future Teachers of America stants Ass ce Of fi 4 Assistants Librar Club tc Mus b ial Arts Clu Industr twers Bus Dr ick- A- Dilly Hail! Hail! The gang's all here!” Cream of the Crop Foiled Again Time passes and people forge.. The same will come true with the Seniors now leaving EHS and the ones to follow. In future years we can pick up our annual and recall the frilly, decorative, exciting, and memorable times we enjoyed in our past years, Certain events will surely be outstanding to us and upon reading about and seeing them in o t yearbook, we transport ourselves into a land of make believe and memories. Homecoming will most surely be ourt- standing in our memory with its implica- tions of happiness, Frills and Lace,..A Boy and a Girl, ., all remind us of the Junior - Senior Prom. Most certainly the stars fell and entered the eyes and hearts of every couple at our ‘‘Stardust. ’ Our life is filled with memories of the past just meant to be re - called over and over again, Memories linger on and on ures oe eer eeeoeeeerresreseeeeees Hou MAILDFOEAHONOR: Anna Mae Blowers j : : Shirley Ann Stephenson te ah Martha Kaye Lasater Brenda Faye Blackman MAID OF HONOR Susan Elaine Xe, H wo © aa) © G S ae -] w 3 w H West ilta Parker Muriel Van Glenda Sue Beasley : 4 ecomt : = as a . Se A Sondra Beasley Jeanette Horne Pam Holland Cathy Byrd ng Court TEAR RR “oer gman veh ese OSH is Hope Thornton Miranda Bryant Elaine West : Le Ma rs h a ls Marcia Stewart Ralph Lucas Kaye Lasater Frederick Thomas Barbara Houston Everette Ryals Elaine West Dwight Stephens Carolyn Byrd, Chief necoming i CZo) i €Zo}} (e7o} il Cro) Soon the cheer becomes too ra- pid and fervent to repeat, The intense moment is broken by a successful score. Victory! This is victory for the player, J of X04 1 M0) wn of oF Ko) BREE of s CoYo) BME: Bae community, The player wins confi- dence and pride, as well as self-respect for a job well done, And the coach gains an _added desire to win again! The school, spectator, and community have won too, for without their support, the victory would have been less rewarding and possible. ioe © ts igs 6 “ a nes Mia Di et oh é pl we es j : @ ie J “a BO : ” ae ue. © dees r Se gh ‘Z «ly %, Ce te ig be 5 ‘: Ps ri ty 4 : se eS 2 wae rn age PN - me xy Bee : A aw : 3 Ss 3 es 7 te é ites ee ah . 4 mire we F te: an nee, ss ve as . ba ye ee ae ‘ ey ty ee � ie %, ‘ hey ti i es ue “ : ae uke MeN Foy a ee od FG ty SS ake ® a ’ For an hour or two, hundreds of people are united in one effort. During the game, they have one purpose. So even if a hard - fought game is lost, the loss is only in the score, Nothing can be really lost when people work honestly for one end, Determination, courage. and the ability to.get up and try again are valuable traits learned in’ athletics that prepare us for life in all fields, It is the purpose of the HOURGLASS Staff in the following pages to bring memories of that victory... loss...cheer... sorrow... pride and accomplishment. rts FIRST ROW: Jack Byrd, Billy Graham, J.W. Aman, Bill Horne, Henry Johnson, Larry Johnson, Ralph Lucus, Kenneth Price, Dwight Stephens, Tony Godwin, Herbie Dennis. SECOND ROW: Joe Lucas, Danny Jakeman, Dwight West, George Coleman, Danny Grady, Billy Harrington, Wayne Royals, .Bill Bennett, Dallas Blackman, Prentis Capps. THIRD ROW: Coach William Corbett, Kenny Johnson, Michael Bryant, Bobby Wilkerson, Jerry Priebe, David Lucas, Gary Williams, Donnie Phillips, Bill Lasater, Nathan Hall, Coach Daryl Allen, Coach Jan McDonald, Foo Coach William B. Corbett, Head Coach Daryl Allen, Coach Jan McDonald. re ) ball-1965 Co-captains: Kenneth Price and Ralph Lucas oO = a ie} an ae = iL B Fool Jack Byrd Larry Johnson lly Graham iL B Kenneth Price Henry Johnson all-1965 | Tony Godwin J.W. Aman Herbie Dennis Ralph Lucus Jane Odom, ing: Stand Trudy Raynor, Miranda Bryant, Pam ’ Dawn Barbour Coach Allen, 9 yn Gregory Garol estbrook, 9 = ig) JS) Y) cs), is0) Lol —O oO Clos) ine West, Kathy Thompson, R Ela Larue Byrd, Manager; Donna Moore, Wanda T Holland, Pam Kneeling , Hope W Libby Ral ph ‘ yndall Lasater, ician iE 1S Stat aye Benson, K Basketball Larue Byrd Kathy Thompson ine West Ela Captain Elaine West Rita Bradshaw Dawn Barbour Carolyn Gregory Kneeling: Herbie Dennis, Bill Horne, Kenneth Price, Standing: Kent Horne, David Lucas, Dwight West, Bing Sizemore, Tag Wade, Billy Harrington, Bruce Gomedella, Jerry Hobson, Ralph Lucas, Danny Grady, Richard Crawford, Michael Parrish, Kaye Lasater, Statistician, Coach Corbett Basketball Bill Horne Kenneth Price Herbie Dennis Corbett iam B Coach Will n = 4 a i jar (3s) 1) 8 ae Lael EA ie Dennis Herb Bill Horne 1ce Kenneth Pr ish Michael Parr son Jerry Hob Ralph Lucas a E. Daryl Allen Coach Baseball Bill Horne J.W. Aman and Ralph Lucas Donnie Phillips, Kenny Johnson Gary Williams, Tom Turner Billy Graham, Ralph Lucas Barry Horne, Jack Byrd Kenneth Price and Donnie Phillips Dwight West and Jack Byrd Tag Wade, Richard Crawford Danny Jakeman, Dwight West Dallas Blackman, Bill Horne Kenneth Price, J. W. Aman Billy Graham Gary Williams, Richard Crawford, Tag Wade, Danny Jake- man, Barry Horne, Tom Tumer, Ronnie Whitman; Mgr., Kenny Johnson Track Team FIRST ROW: Kenny Johnson, Randy House, Joey Denning, Bing Sizemore, Tommy Baker, Paul Ennis, Johnny Parker, Jerry Priebe, Danny Jakeman, Si Harrington, Danny Grady, Michael Strickland. SECOND ROW: Manager Kent Horne, Tony Godwin, Tommy Woodruff, Junior Williford, Frederick Thomas, Dwight West, Ralph Lucus, Thomas McDonald, Kenneth Price, Bill Horne, Glenn Pope, Dwight Turner, Michael Bryant, Manager David Lucus, Br t WE hed eT WILLIAM B, CORBETT Kenneth Price Coach Bill Horne a eal aes inet Tony Godwin, Tommy Woodruff, Michael Strickland, Kenny Johnson, @ Brenda BATEISO) eaters Murray () Dianna Bennett, ons lisa 4 ings 94) better swith OKe eI seks geahier i arig 2 le a ss - o a Ze Ne LDS eR Oe N YDS TOGO a : O000 O00: iy 00°9 O00 os aia : - © 419) iT: weeciwrtors ay WARS! BRO Les aeseamesiri we RBER St THOMAS 1 diven Erwi . “he Above Nam “its iy wr 5 i - j Re tgs ‘ a : F eee i fe 4 : | Sondra Beasley Lynn Bethune Jacona Jackson [igeems B s i | e. ‘ ¥ a Ws | ea David Ennis, Mascot Angela Parker, Mascot : rs } ‘ , rates 2:4 ‘ _ 2 F t ‘ard 3 . ar . se : : . ‘ ey 4 ut + , i EES Gis : : ith i ees et oma Let : ue ; 7 + ¥ me � ? ie if . 4 ¢ F ry ‘ ; er re i ; ro AS ey is y : , j ‘ a ; : ug et 3 ‘ee P Me 4 Ve Cheerlea 3 ders J.V. Football We see them - watch- ing us, timidly and happi- ly. We know, for it was not so long ago that we demute high school | students enviously gaz- - ed at our elders and long- _ ed for the day we would be members. of The Erwin High School student body. Now as the Seniors ponder graduation, perhaps we envy them. For we know of the achieve- ment, fun, pride, and learning awaiting them, St alll Perhaps these memories of early school days are harder to recall, but everyone re- members. that special teacher «ae SELlING LOS). al feCESS S50 marching in ruler- straight lines... that first - grade bulJy. Don’t you? e marches on, and we can never return to our child- hood. But the memories aroused by the following pages of the HOUR- GLASS will provide a glimpse of almost- forgotten days. nta ry Mrs, Phoebe Elliot Mrs, Dorothy Ashworth Mrs, Susans.) Bau Mr, C.7 Do) Baggett Mrs. Mrs, Mrs, Mrs, Mrs, Mrs, Ann C, Ferguson Mrs, Lela Harrington Mrs. Higiarrington ssc Misa lords ard Olt Bobbie F, Beasley Martha Brock Beverly B. Cone Patricia L, Core Margaret Craft Mrs, Helen Humphrey Mrs, Ethel B, Maxwell Mr, Jan McDonald Miss Georgia Parker Mrs, Winnice J. Pipkin Mrs Oliverl Pope Miss Madeline Robinette Mrs, Katie L, Stone Mrs, Alma Warren Mrs, Peggy Warren Mr, Bobby R, Wilson Mrs, Mary C, Wilson Mrs, Martha Winston Mrs, Leah A, Woodall | Jerry Alford Danny Anderson Deryl Avery Keith Avery Shirley Avery Tony Avery Patricia Barbour Rex Barefoot Rhonda Bass Diane Blackman Sam Boyd Betty Bradshaw Glenn Bradshaw Jackie Bradshaw Carmen Bryant Donnie Byrd Laura Byrd Judy Capps Judy Carlisle Diane Coats Carolyn Core Dianne Core Eugene Craft Robert Crawford Cathy Davis Laurie Deck Douglas Faircloth Bobby Grady Belinda Gregory Donnie Gregory Bill Guy Sheila Holder . Dorothy Holland Karen Horne Rebecca Jackson Eddie Jernigan Earl Johnson Kathy Johnson Wayne Johnson Graham Jones Janice Jones Glenda Lee Janie Lee Terry Lee � Kay Lockamy Joyce Lucas Rosiland Martin Lafon Mason Jimmy McDonald Kathy McDonald Danny McLeod Delain Miller Doug Miller Jenny Moore Kathy Moore Tommy Moore Chris Morgan Vickie Moulden Carolyn Naylor Devon Norris Pauline Odom Stewart Pate Donna Pollard Kighth Grade =i Larry Pope Louis Pope Susan Pope Larry Ray Linda Rayles Jimmy Reeves David Royal Lenwood Royals Joyce Ryals Dwight Sheppard Douglas Sills Vickie Stewart Sandra Strickland Sylvia Tew Genny Thompson Gale Thornton Jimmy Tripp Darlene Turner J. C, Underwood Bruce Walls Bobby Weaver Brenda West Buddy West Debbie Westbrook Leon Whitehead Dwight Whitman Ronnie Whitman Ronnie Williamson anne Seventh Grade Marie Anderson Patsy Avery Ricky Avery Tony Avery Billy Ballard Paula Bayles Larry Bradshaw David Byrd Ravonda Byrd Sharon Byrd Leslie Capps Vicki Champion Gail Chestnut Martha Coleman Craig Connolly Stevon Dubis Hartwell Ennis Tommy Ennis Wanda Ennis Junior Faircloth Pamela Faircloth Ronnie Faircloth Talbert Faircloth Phyllis Fowler Deborah Giles Patsy Glover Ann Godwin Vicky Godwin Rhonda Graves Donnie Gregory Kay Haire Lee Haire James Hall Larry Hall Ann Hamilton Gloria Hamilton Bruce Harrelson Melba Hayes Keith Hilley Donald Holland Larry Holland Kay Hollingsworth William Holmes Randy Horne Susan Horne Faye Hudson Johnny Jackson Keith Jackson Bill Jakeman Linda Jernigan Donnie Johnson Gerald Johnson David Jones Stuart Kelly Marilyn Kempka Martin Kempka Edward Lasater Lynn Lasater Gail Lee Joan Lewis Glenwood Lockamy Roland Lockamy Danny Lucas Michael Lucas Charles Mason Betty Ann McCaskill Pamela McDonald Ruth McLemore Michael McLeod Elizabeth Moore Connie Morrison Patricia Morrison Reginald Morrison Ronnie Myers Donald Pollard Becky Pope Carolyn Pope Donnie Pope Electra Porter Roscoe Reaves Webster Reiber Allen Renn Wanda Robinson Terry Ryals Kathy Sawyer Brenda Sessoms Gary Smith Carol Stewart Carolyn Stewart Cindy Stewart Delois Stewart Hilda Stewart Jillaine Stewart Debor ah Strickland Pamela Strickland Brent Stroud David Tart James Tart Danny Thompson Mark Tripp Lynn Turlington Dianna Turnage Randy Turner Nickie Wade Tony Weeks Marilyn Westbrook Susan White Carl Wilson Larry Wood Paulette Wood Angie Avery Terry Avery Yvonne Avery E, M, Barefoot Anita Bass Michael Bayles Ricky Beasley Ricky Bethune Eddie Blackman Leonard Blount Debbie Bowden Sharon Bryant Karen Byrd Pat Cameron Brenda Capps Ricky Capps Louise Carroll Frank Clause Ricky Coats Walter Core Earl Cox Linda Cox Sue Cross Denise Crawford Sherry Duquette Marshall Ennis Kenneth Faircloth Gary Farmer Terry Giles Barry Glover Randy Green Donna Gregory Debbie Guy Ruby Hamilton Sherry Hamilton Dale Hammond Martha Harrington Sue Holland Doris Johnson Emest Johnson Bob Jones Dwight Jones Earl Jones, Jr. Barbara Lee Wanda Lee Dan Marbell Randy Mason Dorothy McLemore Ronald McLeod Trudy Messer Debbie Moore Eddie Moore Marie Moore Trudy Moore Debbie Mouldin Janet Nordan Catherine Norris Jerry Norris Patricia Norris Teressa Norris Judy Parker Ray Parker Nathan Philips Pandora Phillips Bonnie Pope Deborah Powell Barbara Satterfield Deborah Sessoms Janice Sills Kathy Sills Vickie Smith Clifford Stewart Donnie Stewart Ronnie Stewart Sandy Stewart Christopher Stone Donna Stone Terry Stone Johnny Strickland Ricky Symmonds Terry Tanner Ophelia Tart avs Saath Dale Thornton 1. aiid Carrol Turner a ee z Debra Tyson Debbie Wade Gail Walls Pam Walls Denise Weaver Ronnie Weaver Jerry West Willoughby West Alen Westbrook Kathy Whitman Stacia Whittington Johnnie Wilkerson Elaine Wilkins Gail Williamson Fifth Grade Danny Alan Alford Rita Faye AMmons Charlotte Autry David Avery Dewey Avery Lucrecia Avery Richard Bauer Jessie Ray Beasley Tony Beasley Dianne Benson Gary Blackman Danny Ray Bradley Ann Bradshaw David Bradshaw Deborah Bradshaw Marion Bradshaw Dorcey Buie Kay Butler Allen Byrd Raylon Byrd Revonda Byrd Elaine Wood Joy Lee Calloway Dale Capps Linda Capps Ann Carroll testa Carroll Lynn Coleman Anita Davis Kenneth Dorman Dessie Elliot Kenny Ellis Michael Ennis Patricia Ennis Martha Faircloth Mozell Faircloth Susan Glover Ashley Godwin Scott Graham Kimberly Green Terry Gregory Sandra Grissom Sally Hamilton Joyce Hartley Billy Hayes David Hodges Mary Ellen Hollingsworth Faith Honeycutt Kathy House Buddy Hudson Tim Inman Marilyn Ivey Carroll Jackson Lynn Jackson Connie Jackson David Johnson Lloyd Johnson John W. Johnson Kynn Johnson Johnny Johnston Gaither Kelly a ' . : Barbara King Oe al eee ee bee Ann Lee Neots Mo eee wih ae re A Wilma Lockamy enone : = Deborah Lucas Pamela Lucas Roxann Lucas Gary Marsh Ann Matthews John McArtan Toby Mcintyre Hunter McClanahan Douglas McLamb Pamela McLamb Allen McLeod Rose McLeod Gary Melvin Ernestine Moore Mary Lou Moore Russell Morgan Pamela Norris Matt Parker Wallace Parker Keith Pollard Herman Pope Danny Radtord John Raynor, Jr. Ellen Stephens Thomas Stewart Mickey Suggs Debra Thompson Sammy Thornton Benjamin Tripp Kathy Turnage Ronnie Tyndall Jane Vann Susan Warren Phil West Wanda West Weldon Whitehead Terry Wicker Mickey Wilkerson Wanda Wilkins Oral Williford Kirk Wise Calvin Womack Fourth Grade Willie Allen Danny Avery Gary Avery Michael Ballard Sherry Beasley Mike Benson Joey Berube Frederick Blowers Belva Bradley Vickie Bradley Donnie Bradshaw Tommy Bradshaw Cheryl Branch Bennie Brown. Belinda Bryant Gary Byrd Vicky Byrd Darrell Cagle Gary Calloway Deryl Capps Eddie Capps Cathy Clay Doreen Cox Steve Cox Donnie Dennis Ronnie Dennis Connie Dorman Mitchell Eaton Kenny Edwards Phoebe Elliot Linda Faircloth Jerome Gibson Diane Giles Betty Jo Glover David Godwin Tonia Gray Stephen Grimes Diane Hamilton Ginger Hamilton Jerry Hanson Edward Harrington Jackie Herring Bob Holland Janice Holland Lou Ann Holmes Lynn Honeycutt Brenda Horton Diane Howry Leonard Humbert Mary Wood Joey Woodworth Jackie Jackson Phyllis Jackson Tommy Jackson Diane Jernigan Keith Johnson Debra Lou Jones Debbie Jordan Lynn Keen Susan Lloyd Joy Lynn Lee Bobbie Sue Lockamy Curtis Lucas Dennis Lucas Johnnie Lucas Ricky Lucas Scott Lucas Ray McLean Scott McLean Kay McLeod Donald Melvin Debbie Moore Kathy Moore Nicky Moore Rosemary Morrison Frances Naylor Judy Norris Johnny Odom Alvis Oldham Barry Pa te Johnny Philips Michael Phillips Tommy Phillips Donna Priebe Cathy Renn Wayne Sattefield Ty Sawyer Barbara Sessoms Risa Sharp Eddie Stewart Kim Stewart Ronnie Lee Stewart Ronald Stewart Joel Mark Strickland Ronnie Suggs Gary Surles Monroe Tart Trudean Turner Prentis Underwood Jerry Vann Russell Vlasak Patricia Weaver Graham West Michael West Teena West Patty Westbrook Connie Williams cewe Third Grade Jerry Whitehead Clifford Womack Randy Anderson Michael Andrews Debbie Autry Connie Avery Ronnie Avery Susie Avery Joel Barefoot Darlene Bass Ricky Bayles Boyd Beasley Debbie Blackman Randy Blackmon Ronnie Bledsoe Cathy Bowden Edward Bowling Leo Bradley Paul Branch Worth Brock Dianne Byrd Julia Byrd June Byrd Alice Capps Kathy Capps Diane Colville David Crane Phil Crawford Jimmy Davis Terry Eaton Denise Ennis Donald Faircloth Jackie Faircloth Terry Faircloth Ray Fisher Lynne Fowler Ricky Rumarola Wanda Godwin Charles Griffin Imogene Hair Durwood Haire Denise Hall Frank Hall Leah Harp Gary Horrell Connie Houston Kenneth Ivey David Jackson Michael Jackson Edith Jakeman Debbie Jernigan Pam Johnson Patricia Johnson Shelia Johnson Dennis Jones Lu Ann Jones Patricia Jo Jones John Kempka Barry Lockamy Deborah Lucas Glen Lucas Kenneth Lucas Garry Martin Larry Martin Lynne Mason Martha McCaskill Katy McLemore Jimmy McLeod Reggie Melvin Kathy Moore Evelyn Morrison Angel Page Becky Parker Jackie Parker Lester Kay Parnell Ronnie Pope Denise Raynor Pamela Royal Scott Seals Brenda Sessoms Jennifer Smith Warren Smith ie seons Des Sherrill Stancil Andy Stewart Jerry Stewart Lee Stewart Donald Suggs Sharon Surles Mitchell Thompson Marie Turnage Celeste Warren Stephanie Warren Waylon Warren Alan West Linwood West Gilbert Williams Junior Williams Sheree Wise Jonathan Woodworth V ica Wrench Se cond Grade Donna Allen Cynthia Autry Ricky Barbour Sherry Barefoot Terry Barefoot Mike Blackmon Darrell Bledsoe Billy Bryant Edward Butler Cheryl Byrd Charlene Calloway Eddie Cheek Doris Chenos Connie Coleman Deborah Colville Ted Connelly Danny Cooke Teresa Core Becky Davis Peggy Davis Jimmy Davis David Faircloth Johnny Faircloth Allen Fann Wayne Farmer Giles Fowler Steve Fowler Johnny Giles Hilda Glover Rosemary Godwin Danny Grady Matt Grady Diane Grantham Terry Graves Mark Green Sherry Guerrero Devon Haire Wayne Hall Donna Hanson Patricia Hartley Joan Hol mes Terri Honeycutt Teresa Howry Felecia Hudson Tanya Jackson Linda Faye Johnson Brenda Jones Pamela Keen Phyllis Keen Robert Kelly Michael Kempka Sheila Kempka Jo Lamberth Brent Lee Debbie Sue Lee Jane Lee Barbara Lockamy Barry Lucas Michael Lucas Allen Matthews Ronny McArtan Randy McLean Debbie Moore James Morrison Susan Morrison Denise Norris James Norris Michael Norris Robert Norris Ronald Norris Kenneth Palmer Frankie Parker Gary Parker Marshall Parker Kelley Peregoy Danny Pope Debra Pope Robert Priebe Hugh Reiber Gary Riddle Sharon Robinson Dennis Satterfield Curwood Sessoms Ronnie Sills Barry Smith Phyllis Stallings Robert Stephenson Agnes Stewart Sandy Stone Ma Donna Suggs Lisa Surles Pamela Truelove Diane Turmer Kent Tyndall Ricky Wade Kenny Wallace Mickey Warren Scarlett Warren Jan West Phillip West Walter Westbrook Allan Willett Darlene Wilson Donna Whitehead Ellen Whitehead Terry Williams Sylvia Wood David Wrench Eddie Allen Martha Allen First Jo Ann Ammons Randy Ammons Tina Autry Glenn Avery Rickey Avery Robert Avery Junior Barefoot Bobby Bayles Mike Beasley Ronnie Beasley Buddy Berube Brenda Kaye Blackman Ricky Blackmon Debbie Bledsoe Creig Bowling Edith Bradley Kenneth Brown Zilphia Butler Kay Byrd Pamela Byrd Jackie Chestnutt Greg Clouse Cindy Cooper Richard Core Barry Cox Michael Cox Donna Crane Jeffery Davis Steve Davis Tommy Davis Eric Dziedzic Walter Eason Debora Elliot Pam Ennis Darlene Faircloth Pete Faircloth Ricky Faircloth Mark Farmer Robbie Fumarola Ronnie Gardner Kenny Godwin Paul Godwin Bill Grady Randy Grissom Deborah Guerrero Becky Guy Rudy Hall Ginger Hallman Donna Hammond Jeff Harden Martha Hobbs Teresa House Danny Houston Renee Houston Grade Chris Johnson Elizabeth Johnson Janet Johnson Joey Johnson Joey Johnson, Jr. Jimmy Johnson Carol Lynn Jones Paul Jordan Donna Keen Donna Jo Keen Albert Lockamy Sandy Lockamy Donna Lucas Glenn Lucas Jesse Lucas Pamela Lucas Teresa Lucas Timmy Marbell Daniel McArtan Sandy Messer Melainie Miller Lisa Moore Nancy Moore Tom Moore Sue Myers Betty Newman Dory Norris Ronald Norris Evelyn Parsley Barger Peregoy David Phelps Ricky Pope Jimmy Ray Jerome Ryals Dean Seals Tommy Sherman Paul Sills Brenda Stewart Donna Stewart Kandy Stewart Willie Stewart Richard Stone Beth Tucker Gary Turnage Charlotte West Jacona West Teresa West Tommy Westbrook Cathy Williams Chris Williams Dick Willis Edward Wilson Gary Wood Ricky Wood Kenneth Jernigan Queen Becky Harry's Harem The Little Rascals Out for a Sunday Hup, Two! Three! Four! Cold, Hope?” The Three Muskateers Head ‘em up! Move ‘em out! My, how pretty! Senior Directory JAMES WYMAN AMAN (Jake) Class Officer 1,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Football 12,054) Baseball igzee,4 a ltacke2 Language Club 2,3; HI- LITE Staff 3; Library Club 4; Jr. - Sr, Waiter 2; Student Council 1; Industrial Arts 1, ESTHER MAE AVERY (Pete) FHA 1; Junior Homemaker’s Degree 1. PHYLLIS GAIL AVERY (Phyl) FHA 2; FBLA 2,3,4; Language Club 2; HOURGLASS Staff 4; Library Club 4, SAMMY JEAN BARBOUR (Gene) FHA 1; FBLA 2,3,4, Officer 2,4: Basketball Manager 3; Language Club 2; Math and Science 4; HOUR- GLASS Staff 4: HI-LITE Staff 3: Library Club 4; Office Assistant 4: Drama 3, LAURA LYNNE BEARD (Koochie) Superlative 4; Beta Club 2,3,4, Officer 4; FHA 1: PBLA 2,3,4,) Officer 4: Language Club 2,3; HOUR- GLASS Staff 4; HI- LITE Staff 3: Office Assistant 4; Student Council 1; Varsity Sweetheart 2; HOUR- GLASS Court; Outstanding Senior 4, GLENDA SUE BEASLEY (Susie) FHA 2; FBLA 3 4; HI = IIT Staff 3: Library Club 3; Student Council 4; HOURGLASS Court 4, BONNIE LOU BENNETT (Loudy) FHA 1,2, Officer 2; FBLA 3,4; Math and Science 4: Library Club 3,4; Drama 3; Disc jockey 4, DIANNA LEE BENNETT (Bennett) Superlative 4; FHA 1; FBLA 2,4, Monogram 2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Chief 4: Language Club 2,3,4; Math and Science 4; HI- LITE Staff 3: HOURGLASS Staff 4; Varsity Sweetheart 3; Pep Club 2. BRENDA FAYE BLACKMAN (Ronnie) Superlative 4; Class Officer 4; FHA 1, Officer 1; Math and Science 4; HOURGLASS Staff 4: HI- LITE Staff 3; Library Club’4; Office Assistant 4; Jt.- Sr, Waitress 3; Home Economics Crisco A- ward 3; HOURGLASS Court 4, ANNIE MAE BLOWERS (Anna) BHA� Le Otticer 1. Language Club 3,4; HOURGLASS Staff 4; HI-LITE Staff 38; Jr.-Sr. Waitress 2; Student Council 2; HOURGLASS Court 4; Varsity Sweetheart 3, CAROLYN FAYE BYRD (Birdie) Beta Club 2,3,4, Officer 3; Class Officer 2,3: FHA 1 Olfieer ze FBLA e294: Monogram Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Language Club 2,3; Math and Science 4; HOURGLASS Staff 4, Co-editor; HI- LITE Staff 3, Co-editor; Marshal 3, Chief: Jr. - Sr, Waitress 2; Inter- Club Council 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3; Outstanding Senior 4; FTA 4, Officer 4; History Award 3; French Award 2; Biology Award 2; Scholarship 1,2,3, JACK SOTHORON BYRD, JR. (Birbals) Beta Club 2,3,4; Monogram 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4;, Basketball 1; Baseball 2,3,4; Language Club 2,3,4; Math and Science 4; HOURGLASS Staff 4; FTA 4, Library Club 4; Student Council 4; Pep Club 2; Drama 3; Outstanding Senior 4, JOYCE HYATT BYRD FHAy LS Library 1 BRENDA KAY CARLISLE FBLA 3,4; Basketball 1; Math and Science 4; HI- LITE Staff 3; Library Club 4, JERRY JUVONE CARROLL (Bo) Class= Oificer) (2s) FBLA® 374: Monogram 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Language Club 3; Math and Science 4, Officer 4: HI- LITE Staff 3; Music 1,2,3,4 Jr, = Sr, Waiter 2; Student Council 1,3; Drama 3, WILMA LEE DANIELS Superlative 4; FHA 1, Officer 1 ; FBLA 3,4: Mono- gram Club 3; Basketball 1,2,3: Math and Science 4; HOURGLASS Staff 4; HI-LITE Staff 3; Library Club 4; Student Council 4: Varsity Sweetheart 3; Disc - jockey 4, ROBERT MITCHELL DAWKINS (Benson) FBLA 3; Football 2; Industrial Arts 1,2,4. cr es see HERBERT AARON DENNIS (Hub) Superlative 4; FBLA 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 1,4: Language Club 1; HI=LITE Staff 3: Jr.- Sr, Waiter 2° Student Council 2,4; Drama 3; Most Improved Basketball Player Trophy 3; All- Conference Football 4, CARA LEE DORMAN (Cleo) Beta Club 2,3,4; FHA 1,4. FBLA 4; Language Club 2,3,4; Math and Science 4; Drama 3, PHYLLIS FAYE DUQUETTE (Warren) Superlative 4; FHA 1,2, Officer 2; FBLA 4; HOUR- GLASS Staff 4; HI- LITE Staff 3; Music 1,2,3: Li- brary Club 3,4, Officer 4: Office Assistant 4. Jr.- Sr. Waitress 2, GEORGE CARR ELDERBAUM (Baum) Superlative 4; FBLA 4; FTA 4; Language 2,3; Math ee Sentor Directory and Science 4; HOURGLASS Staff 4; HI - LITE Staff 3; Music 1,2,3; Inter- Club Council 4. Home E- conomics Award 2, GLENDA SUE FAIRCLOTH (Smilie) Beta Club 2,3; FHA 2,3,4, Officer 3,4; FBLA 4: Language Club 2,3,4; Math and Science 4; HOUR- GLASS Staff 4; HI- LITE Staff 3: Music 1,2,3: Inter- CRE le) Club Council 4; Home Economies Award 2, JERRY PAUL FAIRCLOTH (J erry) Industrial Arts 2,3, JUDY FAYE FANN (Speedy) FHA 1,4; FBLA 2,3; Basketball 1; Cheerleader 1: Language Club 2; Math and Science 4; HOUR- GLASS Staff 4; HI-LITE Staff 3. Library Club 4, JAMES ANTHONY GODWIN (Tony) FBLA 4; Monogram 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Language Club 2,3, Officer 4; Math and Science 4; FTA 4, Officer 4; HI- LITE Staff 3, MARY ETTA GRADY (Murray) FHA 1; FBLA 4; Monogram Club 1,2,3; Basketball 238 Language Club 2,3,4; Math and Science 4; HI- LITE Staff 3; HOURGLASS Staff 4; Pep Club 2. WILLIAM LEE GRAHAM (Billy) Beta Club 2,3; Class Officer 1; Monogram Club 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3: Baseball 1,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Language Club 2,3,4; Math and Science A: Industrial Arts 1, RICHARD DAVID GUY (Dickie) FBLA 4; Monogram Club 2; Football 2,3; Basketball 1; Key Club 1,2,3,4, Officer 4; Language Club2,3,4; Math and Science 4; HI- LITE Staff 3; Library Club 4; Jr,-Sr. Waiter 2; Student Council 2; House of Representatives Page 1; FTA 4 , RONNIE LEE HALL FBLA 3; Industrial Arts 1,2,4, WILLIAM JERRY HOBSON (Tyson) Superlative 4; Basketball 1,2,4; Language Club 4; Math and Science 4; Student Council 1,4; Industrial Arts 4, MONNIE CLIFTON HOLLAND, JR, (M.C.) Beta Club 1,2,3; Key Club 2,3,4; Language Club 4; PRAsL 2; STACY CLIFTOM HOLLAND, JR. (Clifton) Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4: Office Assistant 4; Drama 4; Industrial Arts 1,2,3,4, BRENDA LOUISE HOLLINGSWORTH (Red- on- the Head) FHA 1; Language Club 2,4; Math and Science 4; HI- LITE Staff 3; Library Club 4; Drama 3, WILLIAM MCDONALD HORNE (Bil!) Superlative 4; Monogram 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4;_ Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4: Track Veo Language Club 2; Math and Science 4: Jr. -Sr, Waiter 2; Student Council 2,3: Most Improved Basketball Player Trophy 2; Most Valuable Basket- ball Player Trophy 3; Outstanding Senior 4; All- Conference Football 4, ALMIRA DOLORES HORTON (Dee) FHApISRBEAR2 So 2Drainass, BARBARA JEAN HOUSTON (Bob) Beta Club 2,3,4, Officer 4. FHA 1,2, Officer 2: FBLA 4; Language Club 2,3; Math and Science 4; HOURGLASS Staff 4; HI- LITE Staff 3: Office As- Sistant 4; Marshal 3; Jr.-Sr, Waitress 2; Inter- Club Council 2; Scholarship Award 3; Pep Club 2,3, MARVIN JEROME JACKSON, JR, (Jerry) Football 2; Language Club 2,3; Math and Science 4; Bus Driver 4; Industrial Arts 1,4, CARSON JOSEPH JOHNSON, JR. (Carson) FBLA 4; Library Club 4; Drama_3, HENRY GENE JOHNSON (Junior) Superlative 4; Class Officer 3,4; Football 3,4; Base- ball 1,2; Math and Science 4; HI-LITE Staff 3: Library Club 4; Drama 3; Industrial Arts 4, LARRY O’NEAL JOHNSON (Ace) Superlative 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; HI- LITE Staff 3; Music Club 1; Drama 3, MICHAEL WAYNE JOHNSON (Mike) FBLA 3,4; Math and Science 4; HOURGLASS Staff 4; Band 2,3,4; Office Assistant 4; Industrial Arts 2,3,4; Band Award 3, WILLIAM CHARLES JOHNSON, JR, (Lightning) Industrial Arts 1,2, DENNIS REUBEN JONES Football 3; Baseball 2; Library Club 4; Industrial Atts, 4. SUE ALLEN JONES Superlative 4; FHA 1; Language Club 3; Math and Science 1; HI-LITE Staff 3; Music Club 1; Drama 3), MARTHA KAYE LASATER (Lassy) Beta Club 2,3,4, Officer 3; FHA 1; FBLA 2,4; Mono- Senior Directory grain Club 1,273.4) Orticer 3; Basketballm yz). Language Club 2,3,4; Math and Science 4, Officer 4. HOURGLASS Staff 4: HI-LITE Staff 3; Office Assistant 3j4° Marshal Ser, st.e Waltress 2: Inter - Club Council 2,3,4; Student Council 3, Officer 3; Drama 4; Scholarship Award 2; Pep Club 2,3; HOURGLASS Court 4; Outstanding Senior 4. RALPH DEVON LUCAS Superlative 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Class Officer 3: Monogram 2,3,4, Officer 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Key Club 1,2,3,4; Language Club 2,3; Math and Science 4; HI- LITE Staff 3; Marshal 3; Jr. - Sr. Waiter 2; Inter- Club Council 4; Student Council 4, Officer 4; A- ward for Highest Scholastic Average of Athlete Let- tering in Three Sports 2,3; Morehead Scholarship Candidate 4; Outstanding Senior 4; All- Conference Football 4. RANSOM AARON MESSER (R.A. ) Football 1; Industrial Arts 2. THOMAS FRANCIS MIRIELLO (Tommy) FBIA 3; Football 2,3; Language Club 3, Officer 3; Math and Science 4; HOURGLASS Staff 4; HI -LITE Staff 33 Jr.-Sr, Waiter 2: Industrial Arts 1,4, PATRICIA FAYE MOORE (Pat) Beta Club 3,4; FHA 1; Language Club 2,3,4, Officer 4; Math and Science Club 4; HOURGLASS Staff 4; HI-LITE Staff 3; Office Assistant 4; Scholarship Award 2,3; Spanish Award 3, GENNY LEE MORGAN (Nutty) Superlative 4; FHA 1; FBLA 2,3,4, Officer 4; J.V. Basketball 1; Math and Science 4; HOURGLASS Staff 4; HI -LITE Staff 3; Library Club 4; Jr, -Sr, Waitress 2; Drama 3; Pep Club 2, RUBY WATKINS MURFEE (Samm) FHA 1; FBLA 3,4; Language Club 2; HOURGLASS Staff 4; HI - LITE Staff 3. BRENDA GAIL NORRIS (Lucky - Teter) Pav IA88 JW, Basikenealll io Ist siaiis Seen? Se Office Assistant 4; Bus Driver 4, HARRIET LEE NORRIS (Little Bit) Superlative 4; FHA 1,2; FBLA 3,4, Officer 4; J.V. Basketball 1; Math and Science 4; HI -LITE Staff 3; Office Assistant 4; Drama 3,4. JANE ERA ODOM (Era) Beta Club 2,3,4; FHA 1,2, Officer 2: FBLA 4; Language Club 2,3; Math and Science 4; Jr. -Sr, Waitress 2; Inter -Club Council 2; Drama 3; Jr. Homemaker’s Degree 1; Chapter Homemaker’s Degree 2; Pep Club 2,3; HOURGLASS Staff 4; HI-LITE Staff 3; Music Club 1, CHARLES MACON PARKER (Charlie) Industrial Arts 4. JOHNNY-LEE PARKER-¢ Sparky ) FBLA 3,4; Football 2; Baseball 1,2; Track 3,4; In- dustrialAts MURIEL VANILTA PARKER, FHA 3,45; FBLA 4; Language Club 2; HOURGLASS Staff 4; HI-LITE Staff 3; HOURGLASS Court 4, MICHAEL HUGH PARRISH (Sir-nob-a-lot) Monogram Club 1; Football 2,3; Basketball 1,4; Math and Science 4; Music Club 1; Industrial Arts 2636 GENEVA FRANCES PATE (Sweet Pea) FBLA 2,3; HI-LITE Staff 3; Library Club 3,4; Book- keeping Award 3; Pep Club 2,3. GEORGE RANSOM POPE, JR. (G.R.) Superlative 4; FBLA 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Office Assistant 4; Industrial Arts 1,2. CARRIE LEE PRICE (Pee) Language Club 4; Math and Science 4, KENNETH WAYNE PRICE (P - Dab) Superlative 4; Beta Club 2,3; Class Officer 1,3; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Key Club 1,2,3,4, Of- ficer 4; Language Club 2,3,4, Officer 4; Math and Science Club 4; HI-LITE Staff 3; Jr. - Sr. Waiter 2; HOURGLASS Staff 4; Inter -Club Council 4; Student Council 1,2,3, Officer 3; Drama 3,4; Most Valuable Baseball Player 2,3; All - Conference Football 2,3, 4; Outstanding Senior 4, DANIEL THOMAS RALPH (Dan Boy ) Beta Club 3,4; FBLA 4; Football 1,2,3; Basketball ALSO KeyiGiibaie cos: Language Club 2,3; Math and Science 4; HOURGLASS Staff 4, Co editor; HI - LITE Staff 38, Co-editor; Drama 3; FTA 4; Pep Club 2,3; Scholarship Award 1; Outstanding Senior 4, LINDA FAYE RAYNOR FHA 1,2; FBLA 1,2,3,4; Math and Science 4; HOUR - GLASS Staff 4; HI-LITE Staff 3; Library Club 4. Cntor irectory _ CAROLYN ROSE REAVES FBLA 3,4; Math and Science 4; HI-LITE Staff 3; Jr, -Sr. Waitress 2, CLIFTON RAY RYALS (Clifton) Industrial Arts 4, EVERETTE HOWARD RYALS (Crickett) Beta Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Key Club 2,3,4: Language Club 2,3,4, Officer 4; Library Club 4 Marshal 3. EDNA EARLE SEASE (Poopsie ) FHA 1,2; FBLA 3,4; Language Club 3; Math and Science 4; HOURGLASS Staff 4; HI-LITE Staff 3; Library Club 4; Pep Club 2,3, JAMES ARTHUR SMITH (Tinky ) Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; HI-LITE Staff 3; Drama 3; Industrial Arts 1,2,3. DWIGHT EUGENE STEPHENS (Dwi - wite) Superlative 4; Beta Club 2,3,4, Officer 4; Class Officer 4; Monogram Club 1,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,3,4; Track 1; Key Club 2,3,4; Language Club 2,3; Math and Science 4; HI - LITE Staff 3; Library Club 4; Marshal 3; Jr. - Sr. Waiter 2; Student Council 1,2,3. SHIRLEY ANN STEPHENSON (Stick - Shift) Class Officer 1,2; FHA 1; Language Club 2,3,4; HOURGLASS Staff 4; HI-LITE Staff 3; Student Council 2,3; HOURGLASS Court 4. MARY MARCIA STEWART Superlative 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; FHA 1; FBLA 2,4; Language Club 2,3,4; Math and Science 4; HI-LITE Staff 3; HOURGLASS Staff 4; Marshal 3; Scholarship Award 2,3; Outstanding Senior 4, KENNETH GEORGE STONE (Ken) Math and Science 4; Library Club 4, BECKY ANN THOMAS (Loxie - Lou) FHA 1; Language Club 2,3,4; Math and Science 4; HOURGLASS Staff 4; HI-LITE Staff 3. FREDERICK SHEPHERD THOMAS (Fred ) Superlative 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Class Officer 2; FBLA 4; Class Officer 2; Monogram 2, 3,4; Football 1,2,3; Basketball Manager 2; Track 2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Language Club 2,3,4; Math and Science 4; HOURGLASS Staff 4; HI-LITE Staff 3; Library Club 4; Marshal 3; Jr. -Sr. Waiter 2; Inter - Club Council 3; Harnett County Morehead Scholarship Candidate 4; GLENDA FAYE THORNTON (Guin) Beta Club 2,3,4; FHA 1; FBLA 3,4; Basketball 1; Language Club 2,3,4; Math and Science 4; HOUR - GLASS Staff 4; HI-LITE Staff 3; French Award 3; Scholarship Award 2, JAMES CLIFTON TOMOSUNAS (Som -A - Tunas) Language Club 2; Math and Science 4. JEAN CAROLYN WADE (Tiny) FHA 1; Office Assistant 4; Drama 3, LARRY RUPERT WADE (Rupert) Bus Driver 4; Drama 3; Industrial Arts 1,4, BETH TERESA WEAVER (Terry ) FHA 1; FBLA 4; Drama 3. SUSAN ELAINE WEST (Lucy) Superlative 4; Beta Club 2,3,4, Officer 3; Class Of- ficer 3,4; FHA 1, Officer 1; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Language Club 2,3, Officer 3; Math and Science 4; HOURGLASS Staff 4; HI -LITE Staff 3; Marshal 3; Jr.-Sr. Waitress 2; Student Council 1,2, Officer 2; DAR Award 4; Scholarship Award 2,3; Best Sportsmanship - Basketball 3; Pep Club 3; Varsity Sweetheart 4; Outstanding Senior 4; HOURGLASS Court 4, PHILLIP WAYNE WHITE (Phil) FBLA 3,4; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1; Language Club 2,3; Math and Science 4; Jr. -Sr. Waiter 2; Student Council 1; Drama 3; Industrial Arts 4, LINDA CHERYL WILLIAMSON (Pear!) Superlative 4; Beta Club 2,3,4, Officer 4; FHA 1; FBLA 2,3,4, Officer 3,4; Language Club 2,3, Officer 3; Math and Science 4; HOURGLASS Staff 4; HI - LITE Staff 3; Office Assistant 4; Inter - Club Council 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Scholarship Award 2; Varsity Sweetheart 3; Pep Club 2,3; HOURGLASS Court 4. LARRY EARL WOOD Basketball 2; Library Club 4, TELE ONG This last section of the 1966 HOUR- GLASS is gratefully dedicated to those busi- nesses and firms who have made our annual possible, We would like to give them our deepest thanks and hope that we have fulfilled their confidence in us, ne) ° These businesses are aS much a part of - our memories as any other event in our years at Erwin High. They have contributed to our education greatly and our experience with them has proved invaluable. When you need a friend, these businesses are always available, Our success now in the future may be partly ecaurieaed to them, For your continuing help. we thank you, and Mise Sammy Barhour, receiving an ad from Mr, C,W, Howell. Pictured here is our Top Ad Solicitor. sements r Il OK [4+ . ; y ( but: i 2 2 “SERWIN MILLS, INC. Ja | pie hocop Tuli Ci wn LO Yar 2) pos Gord G ; ee 2) ae u Ate “), | ey pes Ii: Az MM D{Visi F BURLINGTON MILLS” =� ee GIS a eae ae ee (Oat RALPH MANUFACTURING COMING. Manufacturing General Repair Ornamental Iron Work of All Kinds Telephone 897-5826 ig@owvin, North Carolina Frank K. Ralph, Sr. | DEPARTMENT ) f a ne Samsonite “SES ¢ ; AMOR ieee Joe p oe: Luggage o: U iY | ya p y Ve , v4 East Broad Street AV iy 4 — i S | AS] ; . ) Y Jiiake wy iy Silverware | { (7 | v Compliments of uel ERWIN FURNITURE x o 7 Le oe a | nt EI si th Carolina igaais Phone 892-3447 A O SUBRP ¥ CO2sING. omy a et Sie on Tvice PS NN OL tr: of PeO, Box 7 Phone 892-6141 Dunn, North Carolina HOSPITAL PHARMACY INCORPORATED We Specialize in Prescriptions Your Neighborhood Drug Store Rupert Cox - Pharmacist Phone 892-5921 Dunn North Carolina pe yD i) be Dunn, North Carolina Compliments of : ei} n EL _° SERVICE CLEANERS Joe M. Giles Erwin, North Carolina THOMAS PLUMBING AND HEATING Office Phone 892-2006 Night Phone 892-6540 P.O. Box 126 Erwin, North Carolina MATTHEW ‘otc ON be sine iD CLoireHWRCOTOWER pezee Ay 0d HidenButgers-ar thet bebe anh pares UB Blecectrie cites Doe tial oe. 77 : cAa. Dwnn-Erwin- ae oS JA CKSON! S SIN eel 24 Hour Wrec aie Day 892-6746 Suse We give S H Green Stamps C.J. HANNA AND ASSOCIATES, INCORPORATED Insurance--Real Estate 892-3125 Phones 892-8126 118 South Wilson Avenue Dunn, North Carolina ELLIS BARBOUR INSURANCE...’ e | { y SS Va vy {4 EF ir oa i | ye y 4 7 fnsurange - RealiEstate, JY US i YS, ‘ L Af | j . � w ( y Xu oy f- Pa LY 2 t re ‘ } (7 | Phone 892-3185 Under One Roof a P.O. Box 850 “Every Form of Modern Insurance 1320 West Cumberland Dunn, North Carolina THE MEN’S STORE ke . ) ‘Clothing for Men and Ladies I. é f Au é j f j : “ONotth Carolina PERRY BROTHERS TIRE SERVICE, INCORPORATED Quality Recapping Phone 892-3182 : Lillington, N.C. Dunn, North Carolina eQy = ¢ “ J Compliments of WYNN S . FRICTI ON a d Corrects and Prevents Car“Frouble a als Distributed In This“Area By : est Distributix Company Wayne Avenue Shopping Center W y : 8 pany 1006 West Cumberland Street Dunn, North Carolina Erwin, North Oarolina . ; .. - ox oa JOHNSON FURNITURE COMPANY Melvin Johnson and Sons, Owners OME te GODWIN BUILDING SUPPLY CO., INC. Everything to Build With RADIO CALL KDM - 376 Dial 892-6121 108-110 Lucknow Sq. 1085 Fayetteville Ave. Dunn, North Carolina Dunn, North Carolina Yo Compliments of 22 GENTRAL CAROLINA “AND TRUST COMPANY ea Ly ay aie, y Oa y- iat Ne i, S 7 West Broad’ Street Nn Mea Dunn, North Carolina North Carolina Phone 892-3439 217 East Broad Street Dunn, North Carolina THE TOWN BOOK SHELF A Book---The Best of Friends Book-Music-Gifts-Etc. Dunn, North Carolina COMPANY INCORPORATED Raleigh North Carolina PERE: 7 7A ie j ON IX | ie v Xe x %� egapping Sérvice Ss 30 ee s Experd A ecur Phone 892 es . babi Read ce vy R. THOMAS ae : — ? eo c “Sy ; S = — rit � rie 2 CS a = = = = 2 = A= — Fon ? A y e ae. ) Ss ? =e oe Tk ae, a, xe Ay ‘ =| e s a za 4 ; N HOLIDAY SUNDRIES Hot Meals-Sandwiches-Cosmetics Patent Medicines- Magazines Owned By Rachel B. Godwin Dunn, North Carolina eZ ee ie ee COMPANY, Ce c 7 oe Bor tp 5 OD Cote. - arcovug, 7 ees � hapiest nd Wilson pre Se ee A) 2. Gate hl Yo 2tizrt. cK 4ea- FO Ay « : Die North Holiness CO) Ge. Ces a tert “eeSkendising Racks of ALL karts“ Se Se ie 7 a Gey Pet f v2 TOT ( Trbipdor xn Canaine ra) ies = ’ . Ea i 4} aa 7 : a ; es F ? ‘ “ : er = % : 3 Erwin, North Carolina eee ee : a? ae sH Rs SAVINGS AND SOCIATION Y 106 East Shere Sti 807 Main Street Dunn, N.C. Lillington, N.C. Compliments of | HOME | FURNITURE COMPANY. New Used Furniture BANK AND TRL GO Angier x Mary Carter Paint Store Buies Creek = Buy One - Get One Free (Gal. Only ) Se � 301 East Broad Street Phone 892-5866 Benson = t= Dunn e And Other Fine SY North Carolina Communities Dunn, North Carolina THOMAS WALGREEN AGENCY Member F.D.1.C. ; Drugs With A Reputation” Phone 2114 Dunn, MUSE SUPER MARKET Finest Foods For Less North Carolina GLOVER'S 4’ HARDWARE AND TRANSFER CO. ‘DAV ID D. ENN 1S’ Day Phone 897-5311 Night Phone 897-5759 fons yh VU Acme Paints Sporting Goods CNR ZT Ay: eo x i � Erwin, North Carolina me ERWIN r GU LF SERVICE ! PHILLIPS FLOWER SHOP Ng � vo Washing - Greasing Flowers For All Occasions tea Tires - Tubes Cate: Phone 897-9406 Phone 897-5821 Oe va om East Erwin Erwin, North Carolina Erwin, North Carolina ERWIN INSURANCE AGENCY Complete Insurance Service Rosemond Godwin Erwin, North Carolina Phone 897-5361 KEEN'S DRIVE-INN Welcome All Teenagers South Erwin, North Carolina hy y | Ay! iv ae : Le y | hp Y yf 4 fe pr fl Hy lV L yi Pan 7, y) pl it Nie Yall | L TWYFORD PRINTING COMPANY Business Forms, Office Supplies, Socidl Stationery, Engraving A la UV v } : f) “ iy Pp NY () Wt | Dunn, North Carolina arr CROMARTIE ff UNERAL HOME AUTO 211 North King Avenue SALES AN D SERVICE Dunn, North Carolina Telephone 892-2077 Compliments of PUNNGAUTO PARTS CO, , INC. Ford - Falcon - Fairlane Thunderbird - Galaxie Mercury - Comet Mustang Wholesale Parts Accessories Dunn, North Carolina GODWIN JEWELERS Dunw, North Carolina Roy and Jethro Godwin Jewelry Watches Diamonds wack 2006 Ritayrg, BOTTLED UNOER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, INCORPORATED ; Dunn, North Carolina Wale ves Radio Station BENSON, NORTH CAROLINA EARL | BAREFOOT’S | ESSO SERVICE CENTER Tuneups By Kal Equipment BEAR Front End Alignment | ! Complete Motor Repairs New Used Auto Parts Starters-Generators-Brakes Lined | Fuel Pumps-Transmission Repair Day 897-9603 Night 897-8506 Erwin, North Carolina JOSEPH’S DEPARTMENT STORE COMMERCIAL BANK — Home Owned Since 1919 Phone 897-8261 Memnbersies DestenG. ) Dunn, North Carolina Erwin, North Carolina THE PAWN SHOP Pe INDE Seed Oro aR Vil @ ie 219 East Broad Street Phone 892-2500 Next Door To THE SUGGS CO, Dunn-Erwin Highway Erwin, North Carolina Telephone 892-7602 North Carolina STRICKLAND MOORE’S MOTOR COMPANY RED WHITE The Home of the Hot Tigers” RED WHITE Buick--Pontiac Authorized Sales and Service Dunn, North Carolina Cecil and William Moore Phone 892-7183 108 East Edgerton St. © she) GEORGE CARROLL are CHEVROLET INCORPORATED SUPER MARKET For Complete One-Stop Shopping Prime Steer Beef Quality Foods Tome of Used Cars Free Parking Erwin, N.C. and Dunn, N.C. We Service What We Sell Dunn, North Carolina RECORD PUBLISHING s@” ING. THE DAILY RECORD Carl E. Lucas Throughout This Area Nearly Everybody Reads the Record North Carolina L. P. ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR SALES CO. Falcon seNEGe Rewinding and repairing electric motors New and used electric Myers water pumps motors Peerless water pumps Kelvinator appliances Water conditioners Repairs to all water pumps and appliances Phone 892-6712 MORRIS WADE SALES CO. SUE'S DINING CLUB Dunn, N.C. Remington Rand an Smith-Corona Typewriters Owned and Operated by School Supplies Mr. Mrs. E.H. Parrish Dunn, N.C. Phone 892-7555 THE FABRIC CENTER VI-LET BEAUTY SHOP Phone 892-5816 Phone 897-5861 West Broad Street Dunn, North Carolina Erwin, North Carolina Across from Tyler Park mul ONES BROGDEN PRODUCE f . COMPANY wil.’ Le COMPANY i mal yr’ Pane D op Al [ . y Raleigh, North Carolina ) y) Zz aia ; : ERIE UAB is WV p it iV All| Wholesale Fruits Vegetables J ima a A } re |! ay Ne | )“Mnstitutional Size Canned Foods asi aia ee, | I ( ly | V 7 A Ww lh fv’ 3} ) (4 Mn 2 [) Serving the trade since 1905 ‘ey ew WELERS AND STAY opt re 4 Valeo LY vl A L fp! Z | Ly, eal OW [) I nV “TF (Class Rings Pins, sivas penal ohfas (V) | hy QUALITY TILE Official engi for the [ yy | y . y 1 “Fawn HIGH SCHOOL ony ; M Mee Ms ; A eres COM P A N Y Scholastic(Awards, an¢ | Yearbpoks Wy 1 [vars E, Bostront Reprasditaive 7” V ‘ | eke (ow Ceramic-Quarry ae y I HY ‘p} (7 ) Av re veh F lagstone- Marble (9 J cae Childers Stteet f | a gal v | f a ie ie é RALE a | | y 6 (e ¢ S Qf oe Telephone 892-6874 ee ad h a a a Lake Shore Drive Phone T8T¢ $957 a Dunn, North Carolina PROVIDENT FINANCE COMPANY Loans $25, 00 to $600. 00 111 East Broad Street Dunn, North Carolina Manager Wallace Ray Core W S MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Dealers for we Chryslers and Plymouths ighway401 S Phone 892-2123 Dunn, N. C. orth Carolina YI MZ cis — 5 PLACE C, A, Johnson, Owner Medicines-Fishing Tackle Sundries-Magazines-Toys Dial 892-3506 105 South Fayetteville Avenue Compliments of WEST’S DEPARTMENT STORE Clothing-Shoes-Household Needs Erwin, North Carolina : Dunn, North Carolina CHARLES’ BODY SHOP SAM MIRIELLO Complete Auto Body Repairs Phone 892-7181 Insurance---Real Estate East Erwin Dunn North Carolina Erwin, North Ca rolina fhiacze BROCK’S CHEVROLET Lf NEL ALE trade Your Old Furniture and — : CHEVROLET “pia. ip Vit. ,_ Appliances for New at RO Vis URNITURE EXCHANGE, INC, poleruoue 893-4861 veel. Al 72 hen, Lyaee _ Ehone 89273996 2. 127 North Clinton Ave, Lillington, North Carolina s ; y Call” Al Alenzo Hawley Marie Hardy A A EL om ILA) Compliments of = 3 We Hyne |Z Za Pe FLO PLES 7 ee, EAST ERWIN BARBER SHOP ag) hho yee, Prolesale Builders Supply E 7 ast Erwin fl 12. F724, [eee Yat Erwin, North Carolina Dunn, North Carolina 4 c 2 ee ox £7 : a Lee, Lé Ce CALA Le Cae The Best Dressed People Shop Here } Ute uphit go of oe VILLAGE SHOP POM pe, Corner Clinton Broad Lynch’ fanufacturing Dunn, North Carolina Compliments of Company Bye ty AND SNIPES INSURANCE AGENCY Dunn, North Carolina Dunn North Carolina Compliments of oe TEXTILE WORKERS UNION o 40. OF AMERICA er re “ TWUA'S PURPOSE roe x veg unite ts i kee within its ae in the United States, and Canada in an industrial Nv, ye noe for Be lollopate purposes: | aA ag r op’ y, AN L L | A | pk a wa Vio hm “XN ad a PONS irnprove heir wages ene hoyirs of wotk, ; Dri establish peaceful and harmonious rela- Ue ome e “ eat their job security, to insure full tions between the members and their em- oes to a tes working COT ployers through collective bargaining and to rs increase stability of the industry. ahs t Tens social and elt --to promote and support democracy and free Aural interests; to dissefninate information, trade unionism. _among them pens economic, social, --to advance the interests of workers by ‘political and’ other matters affecting their advocating and endeavoring to secure leg- Hy bi islation beneficial to them. --to’ defend and extend their civil rights and --to help build a better world for mankind. liberties. --to organize the unorganized workers, AFL-CIO-CLC LOCAL 250 Erwin, North Carolina WOLFE CITY. TEXAS In Memortam SUSIE MAE MORGAN November 19, 1945-August 9, 1965 EDWIN FRANKLIN BOYD, JR. April 20, 1922-August 12, 1965 ASK NOT FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS, IT TOLLS FOR THEE, Me beet Ley thee “4 wee BS Lown, DS QO atic vysn. dond Swe [3.22 af Sek bo- a cr Ueber P Pp ; Pe OCU Cy o2uly A Khoi 6 barr’, Nar Vet UMass F eg crfuo ALQEMMY Lay 4 fe o- meas 2 4 = PSA ZA DIEZ, Hh | % (A etal: pal