Erwin High School - Hourglass Yearbook (Erwin, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1966 volume:

tits ia aan P He, Uae: WF) tase, 5 ol ie SS Pens - Volume XVI Stwin High School Srwin, North Carolina Co- ditors Adviser Ann Coleman Mrs. Gdna Parker commi West Foreword Come Commencement Day, the Senior Class of 1965 will cease to be a functioning part of Erwin High School. When our time of departure arrives, we hope to leave be- hind us much of ourselves. We trust that our trials and achievements, as well as our attempts and defeats, will be engraved on the history of our Alma Mater with our sweat, tears, and smiles. | Time tolls heavily on our hands until suddenly we real- ize that soon the tangible will become intangible... the good times will become memories, and many ties will be broken. Formmany, this is the lastw.. : ... Of really belonging. New faces will begin to thrive under the steady hands of our teachers. Soon that which was so much ours will fade away with time � and distance... .. Realizing, however, that the most tangible evidence of our presence within these halls is this, the 1965 HOURGLA Ss; we have endeavored to enclose within its covers the high- lights of our high school career. We offer these events as memories for our classmates and also as promises that what we have obtained through our experiences here will serve us well, With great pleasure and immense pride, the Senior Class presents the 1965 HOURGLASS - -a MEMORY and a PROMISE, ti. | per 1 Skin : a0 Wey i E - , f : - e he = lines } f os E ¢ J p t i bev’ ‘ - 2 : . � : ; Vy iN Qa Cer ee ee ye. tae a0 ws, OF MRS, EDNA M, PARKER ‘Séniors!f ?’ . . Senora ¥|. Class Sporigor , . dQoncerned _dead-line setter...annual staff boss...understanding ,.) Ble Hérse collector.. ‘To thine own self be true.) One of our mosttreasured privileges as Seniors 1s that of recognizing those adults who have had the most influence on us during our high school years. For this.honor, we have selected those .,who throughout. these yeahs have beens source of much of our inspiration. Our MEMORIES would be quite“insufficient and indeed meaningless without..mention of their.most important and influential part in our lives. They have made their talents aVailablé=to US“trrot-only..in.the� eLas.sz7-0om- butr-arsd through,” ; our Various organizations™anadathietie activities. Their en- couragement� and_ sincere interest in us hayvesbeen the strengthening factor to our Chain of memories. MR, WILLIAM C. CORBETT E.H.S.’s_ eligible bacheléySz.. inevitably late... Beta Sponsor... ‘‘Coach’’... Chief-surgedn™(of-frogs)... school SpirityeowW ake HoOrest... .ex—-Gleenwave! a. “It wratters-not if you won or lost, it’s how you played the game.”’ The sweetest lives are those to duty wed, Whose deeds both great and small Are close-knit strands of an unbroken thread, 4; Where-love ennobles all. = The world may sound no trumpets, ring no bells, The Book.of Life the slurring record-tells. The Senior Class of 1965 wishes to dedicate this edition of the HOURGLASS to Mrs. Edna M. Parker and Mr. William C, Corbett trusting thatit will begin to repay in some small way the boundless debt we owe them. Pere _FLYLAT 2S Now that youare about ready tobe graduated from high school, you. are valmost ready to take your first solo flight into the unpredictable future. As your flight instructor, it is my job to pass on a few pointers before your take-off. The flight ahead may or may not be an easy one. Perhaps you may have rough air to navigate, perhaps a fewforced landings, but whatever lies ahead, your trip will be more smooth if you will navigate by these instruments. First, the Compass of Courage. You must have courage to take a tough job and do it well, courage to set your standards high, courage tolive by those stand- ards no matter what the rest of the crowd say or do, and courage to set a good example. Anyone can drift, but it takes real courage to stick up for what you know in your heart is right. Check your compass often. Second, the Automatic Pilot--Patience. Without this instrument you cannot fly a straight and level course. You must have patience to see things through to completion, If everything you have worked for seems to fail, patience will help you to:pick up the pieces; and try again and again Until me OUmsUCce Ome mOnIy) failure is in no longer trying. There is a right time and place for everything. Have patience to wait for the opportunities God gives us all. Third, the Altimeter of Faith. With this instrument you can soar to any height. You must have faith in yourself, first of all, to believe that you can handle your- selfin any challenge life hands you. This is half the battle. Have faith in the future, in your church, and in your family and friends. Help them to have faith in you too. There will be times when even these instruments seem to fail. It is then that you must radio to Head Control Tower Operator for directions. Trust Him. He will keep you on the beam no matter how rough the weather becomes. Now it’s time to turn the controls over to you. I wish you a smooth, swift flight and happy landings. Your friend and principal, bell EF Dr. Norwood E. Jones MR. GLENN T. PROFFIT Harnett County Superintendent PQ rAUIERS AN MR. BEAM ndent Assistant Superinte WU (Maa awa fe: Camm oeneol Bosra Mr, Robert Kelly, Mrs. E.H. Bost, Chairman, Mr. Z.E, Matthews, Mr. C,M, Crawford Mr ed Demotevens, MR, E, DARYL ALLEN Physical Education Guilford College, B.A. High School Faculty MR, JAMES W, JOHNSON History Methodist College, A.B, MR, WALTER S, KEEN Industrial Arts BasteGarolina we berse MRS, BEULAH T, POPE mat IR Social Studies engl « p L Atlantic Christian, A.B. aN X MRS, EMILY THOMAS Mathematics Converse College, B, A. Campbell CoNeBe s, A.° MR, WILLIAM B, CORBETT MR, THOMAS O, DAVIS Science Science W ake Forest, B..S. East Carolina, B.S. ) } e 4 oF bi 94 Ap aren 1y Mu , Ost. here thier } = é 4 rn A a fon 7 : 1 g A PCELCEPAA Mae, Y pb {Az cia Se perwe kOn COR MISS FRANCES WALSER Librarian U. Of Michigan, A.B, MR, M, C, HOLLAND MRS, SARAH Z, HUDSON MISS JUDY JACKSON Mathematics English Business Education Atlantic Christian, B.A. Greensboro College, A, B. East Carolina, =B.s: East Carolina, M.A. High School Faculty MRS, JUDITH McCOID Home Economics Indiana State College, B. S. MRS, EDNA M, PARKER English-Spanish East Carolina, B.S. ,M.A. MRS, CLARA WILLIAMS Guidance Counselor MRS. MARTHA ANN BOYD MISS BLANCHE BURTON Atlantic Christian, B, S. Secretary MR, HAROLD BURT Piano East Carolina, M.A. U.N.C. at Greensboro, B.S, Band Director Louisburg College, B. M. er POS adi SOM As we begin to display our storehouse of memo- ties, we wish to begin by a timely salute to you, our schoolmates, for it is by your presence here that our leaving is not so sad, While the Class of '65 will pass out to the world of responsibility, ELHS.: will continue in its time- less task of imparting knowledge, for you will re- main. You will continue our antics and you will take up our pursuit for -the answer to success here. You will fill our seats, ask our questions, take our tests (thank you!), - and receive our honors. While you are part of the future without us at Erwin High School, you are also very much a part of our past. Possibly more so here than at a larger school, our realm of friends includes students from all classes. For this reason, you will be more prominent in our thoughts than events will. You have shared our good times and our tears. You know our near escapes, ourdesires, and our fears. Because you know our worst and our best, you will he doubly important to. us throughout life as we en= deavor to forget the worst and remember the: best, yet never quite succeed, On the following pages are many pictures, each face symbolic of MEMO- RIES ETERNALLY trea- sured. Qe Dan Bryant Max Vann Senior sponsors Mr. Michael Kelley Mrs) Edna Parker hii Lommy Davis MOTTO: “‘He that won’tlook ahead looks behind with a tear in his eye.”’ POpanish Proverb CLASS COLORS: Red and White CLASS FLOWER: Rose Senior Mascots Little Miss Susan Stevens Master Graham Stewazt, «Jr. BRENDA CLESTA ADDISON SIMON B, ALLEN CATHERINE THOMAS AMMONS PHYLLIS SUE AUTRY emo 1 TS O f JOHN WILLIAM AVERY WILLIAM THOMAS BASS WILLIAM GLENN AVERY COY DANIEL BLACKMAN CAROLYNE ELIZABETH BENSON DAN HENRY BRYANT SAMUEL FRALEY BOST é lass of 65 EDNA GRAY BURNSIDES LARRY ELLIS BYRD HUGH WAYNE BYRD LAUREN WHITTINGTON CAMPBELL September 2. 196] LOIS SMITH CAPPS JANE WADE COATS HANNAH LEE CARPENTER CHARLES WAYNE CRANE ANN ELAINE COLEMAN JACQUELINE GAIL DAVIS SARAH CHARLOTTE Batces FHA In 1 t 1a t 10n JAMES LARRY DAVIS JULIANA DENNING M ARY ELAINE DORMAN GRACIE LEE DUQUETTE JAMES EARL ENNIS K ey @ lub O app ing M ARY TPTNTRE ENNIS SUSAN BARBOUR ENNIS MICHAEL WAYNE ENNIS JERRY THOMAS GAUTIER TONDA BEST FOWLER JENNIFER ANNE GODWIN GLORIA JEAN GODWIN B e ta Oapp ing KENNETH ADAIR GODWIN DEBORAH KATHLEEN HALL STEVE TERRY HA MILTON ARTHUR JOSEPH HARPER eee Waiters and Waituesses: 9. GENEVIEVE HORNE STACY CLIFTON HOLLAND , JR. JUDY CAROLYN HORNE WEST BROOKS HOWARD ° C¢ ) bie JUNIUS EARL HOUSE, JR, B 1g S JULIA IVEY CALEP RAY JACKSON JAMES LEWIS JERNIGAN SANDRA KAY JOHNSON SHERRY ANN LAMBERTH E . ALBERT FITZHUGH LEE, JR, Hi-Lite JOHN WILLIAM LONG JOAN MARIE LEE JEAN BOWLING MATTHEWS RICKY DEBREAUX MANNING LARRY EDWIN McLAMB “ODELL MeDONALD, J, “Here Comes Charlie’’ JOHN WEBSTER MOORE BILLY EARL MORAN JAMES CLARENCE MORRISON CHARLES RAY NORRIS WILLIAM THOMAS NORRIS wy 'S ay Oonata MARGARET ANN OLDHAM HELEN KAY PORTER VERONIA SUE PHILLIPS PATTY LOU RAYNOR BARBARA DEAN RALPH DOLORES TERESA SIMMONS eT eek Senior Seats in Chapel CARL DOUGLAS SMITH ROBERT BRANTLEY SMITH, JR. CURTIS SCOT TST EPHENS DAVID STEVE STEPHENSON EDWARD JAMES STEPHENSON C.| ass R ing S BRENDA KAY STEWART JOYCE MARIE STEWART JESSE THOMAS STEWART CONNI LEIGH SURLES STEVE GENUS STEWART BARBARA ANN TAYLOR FRANCES LOUISE TADLOCK H omecom ing -1964 BRENDA JEAN THOMAS HARRY ALLEN THOMPSON, JR, SYLVIA ANN TURNAGE PATSY GAIL TYSON S en 10 T P | AY MAX ALLEN VANN SONDRA GAIL WARREN TOMMILEIGH WEST JANICE CAROL WEST MICHAEL EDWARD WILLIAMS MARILYN JEAN TERROR Jun e yf ; 1965 JATANA KAY WILSON MEMORIES Our paths are paved with memories Of deagrord Taewin Digg: And still we turn back yearning And give but just a sigh. In our caps and gowns and class rings We’ll meet, but not for long, Receive our deserved diplomas, Then sing our farewell song. The years were filled with pleasures And many yet untold. Experiences and knowledge To underclassmen will unfold. Our years were few, yet many, So now we're On.our way 16 gree: the future Wilhkpromises And to the past.repay. We'll miss the halls of Erwin We’ve each walked many times, But most of all we’ll miss otr friends-- lwelviemyeansrsesuch a shonmilmier Class Poet Barbara Ralph _JOHN WALTER WOODRUEF Parents’ Page AS seniors, we spend much time reflecting on our past. Memories are now the only means by whichwe can relive these important occasions. We have made many friends and have learned much, with each friend and each lesson leading us to brighter experiences. One circumstance, and one alone, has remained in- variable, This is the never ceasing love, devotion, and guidance of you, our par- ents and guardians, Nothing we attempted was too small or unimportant to escape your attention or be beyond your concern. No honor did we win that your joy and pride did not equal our own. No defeat did we suffer that your sympathy and con- ime noe in our ability was not more than sufficient to compensate us for our ef- orts, At this time, the Senior Class of 1965 wishes to express by the dedication of this page in the HOURGLASS, our deep felt gratitude for the love which brought us here and advanced us to this moment in our lives. With this, we offer to you all our unspoken thoughts of love and our promise that your best image will live in us from now until eternity. DEDICATED TO Mr. and Mrs. James T. Addison Mr. and Mrs. Needham A. Ivey Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Alford Mr-wandiMrs™ Ps O Jackson Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Autry Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Elton Jernigan Mr. and Mrs. William David Avery Bib Onnar NiNote, Steyreles gM ote Mr. and Mrs. Clyde D. Lamberth Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bass Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Lee, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. William B. Benson Mr. and Mrs. R obert Long Mr. and Mrs. William J. Best Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Manning Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Blackman Mrs. Louise H. McDonald HY Mrs. E. H. Bost Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Melvin H. Bryant Mrs. Katie Weaver Moran Mrs. Almon S. Byrd Mr. and Mrs. Sam Morrison ee eee Burd Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Oldham, MJr. ine Ste la. ro arpenter ; ior Mr and Mrs. mor H, GACT Cy ee ue oR oS Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Crawford Mrs. Lola Porter Mrs. John H. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Robert Porter Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Denning, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Ralph Mr. and Mrs. William C. Dennis Mr. and Mrs. James H. Sawyer Mr. and Mrs. Hubert E. Dorman, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Perry F. Simmons My and Mrs. Harry E. Duquette Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Smith Mr._and Mrs. Floyd E. Ennis Mr. Steve Stephenson Mines and Mrs. Gordon Ennis, Dit Mr. and Mrs. Herman Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Ennis Mr. and Mrs. Ivan E. Stewart Mrs. Beatrice Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Ermon H. Godwin Mr. and Mrs. George P. Surles Mr. and Mrs. Roy S. Godwin Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Tadlock Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur G. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Mack Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Burdon Harper Mr. and Mrs. Harold Turlington Mr. and Mrs. George Stephens Mr. and Mrs. Preston Hawley Mr. and Mrs. Walter Suggs Mr. and Mrs. Millard Holder Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Turnage Mr. and Mrs. Stacy Clifton Holland, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R. Tyson “Mr. and Mrs. Claude B. Horne we ae Rr ues rain tan Semele omas Wes Peete rea © Borne Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dewey West RS ee ao enG Mr. and Mrs. Stacy L. Whittington Mrs. Teresa Horton Mr. and Mrs. Junius EarlsHouse, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. James W. Wilson Ghe Years Ghat Were In 1951, a group of excited and frightened children entered Erwin School to begin their formal education. Some clung desperately to their mothers’ skirts while others were just happy to be grown up enough to be going to school at last. The days of not being able to go from our classroom to the swings without getting lost were soon forgotten as the years quickly went by. Before we knew what was really happening, the years as elementary students were over and we entered high school as nervous, lost, and excited as we had been when we had first cometo school nine years before. Eager to take our place, we elected the following class officers: President, Fraley Bost; Vice-President, A..F. Lee; Secretary, Ann Coleman; and Treasurer, Wayne Matthews. Class spon- sors were Mr, -fommy Davis; Mrs. Davids Popes Mrs mt mite hnOteas mance ie John Pecora. Our class was well represented on the athletic teams during the freshman year. Other students became members of various clubs and organi- zations oncampus.Severalofour boys were tapped into the Key Club and Lauren W. Campbell was a Varsity Cheerleader. Tommi Wes won the E.R. Thomas A- ward at the end of the year for the highest average in high school. We began our sophomore year with more confidence and less confusion by electing the following class officers: President, Danny Sawyer; Vice-President, lames Jernigan; Secretary, Janet, Bowers, SiteacsumereRayeJackwsonmiatteem members of the class were awarded for their outstanding work by being tapped into the Beta Club. Mary Ennis was chosen Varsity Sweetheart and other mem- bers were elected officers of various organizations. Our capable advisors were Mrs. N°. Jones, Mrs. Dorothy Lambert, Mr. AH. Dunning sand MareW a! lame Corbett. Tommi West, Charlotte Crawford, Jennifer Godwin, Debbie Hall, Lauren Campbell, ConniSurles, Jatana Wilson, Kenny Godwin, Danny Sawyer, A.F. Lee, Coy Blackmon, and Dan Bryant served as waiters and waitresses at the Junior- Senior Prom. Charlotte Crawford and Jatana Wilson joined Lauren Campbell as Varsity Cheerleaders. Many awards were presented at the end of the year to members of the class for their outstanding work during the year. Tommi West won the E.R. Thomas Award, Mathematics Award, and the Biology Award. Judy Horne won the Home Economics Award for Proficiency and the Public Speaking Award. Allofa sudden one of the most important years of our school career had ar- rived. We immediately began to make our junior year one to be remembered. Danny Sawyer and Robert West were elected Co-Editors of theHI-LITE. Tommi West was elected secretary of the Student Council; Danny Sawyer, vice-president; and James Jernigan, sergeant-at-arms. Our advisors for the VearewenesMiss Judy Jackson, Mr. Tommy Davis, Mr. C.L. Eaddy, and Mrs. Sarah Hudson. Of- ficers for the year were President, Ricky Manning; Vice-President, Kenneth Godwin; Secretary, Tommi West; and Treasurer, Dan Bryant. Sue Phillips and Debbie Hall were cheerleaders. The spring of our junior year will always hold many memories for this was the time for our class play ‘‘ omes Charlie”’ in which Sandra Byrd and Donnie Weeks played the leading roles. On May 8, the gymnasium was transformed into a lovely Japanese garden in accord with our theme ‘‘Sayonara.’’ When the hour of twelve Came, we took with us not only wind chimes, flowers, and Japanese lanterns, but memories of our prom to last for- ever. Kay Johnson was electedto represent our class in the Dunn Christmas Pa- rade. Marshals for theyear were Tommi West, chief, Tommy Stewart, Sue Phil- lips, Judy Horne, Ann Coleman, Robert West, Danny Sawyer, Fraley Bost, and Lauren Campbell. Everyone agreed that the year had been a successful one and at the end of the year, Tommi West won the Mathematics Award and the Science Award and for the third time, the E.R. Thomas Award. Judy Horne again won the Home Economics Award. Danny Sawyer won the Public Speaking Award. “At last we were Seniors!’’ How wonderful it was to repeat that sentence to ourselves. Realizing that this was the all important year for us at Erwin High School, we began to work hard to make it a successful one. The following were elected as class officers: President, Ricky Manning; Vice-President, Johnny Woodruff; Secretary, Judy Horne; Treasurer, Dan Bryant; and Sgt.-at-Arms, Max Vann. Editors for the HOURGLASS were Tommi West and Ann Coleman. Mrs. Edna Parker, Mr. Tommy Davis and Mr. Mike Kelley served as faculty advisors. Danny Sawyer was elected president of the Student Council. Tommi West was chosento receive the DAR Citizenship Award. Fraley Bost and Tommy Stewart were chosen as candidates for the Morehead Scholarship. Judy Horne servedas county president of the F.H.A, and Ann Coleman served as president of the F.B.L.A. Tri-captains ofthe footballteam were Tommy Stewart, Fraley Bost, and Jimmy Stephenson. Ann Coleman and Tommi West were chosen co-captains of the girl’s basketballteam, A.F. Leeand Ricky Manning were co-captains of the boy’s team. Jatana Wilson served as Chief Cheerleader with Charlotte Crawford as Co-chief. All-Conference football players were Tommy Stewart, Fraley Bost, and Max Vann. Conni Surles was chosen as Homecoming Queen. A.F. Lee served as president of the Key Club and Fraley Bost as president of the Beta Club. We chose Sherry Lamberth to be our Miss Merry Christmas representative and Jatana Wilson represented the Spanish class. The HOURGLASS Court was chosen by the senior class. They were Ann Coleman, Tommi West, Susan Ennis, Charl- otte Crawford, Jatana Wilson, Sherry Lamberth, Kay Johnson, Sylvia Turnage, and Hannah Carpenter. From these girls, the faculty chose our HOURGLASS Queen and two maids of honor. Many memories were made as the time quickly passed away leading to our graduation day--memories that will never cease to be in our hearts and minds-- for these were the years that were--years never to be forgotten. Historian Judy Horne Ann Laudis Guinea Brenda Frances ees mi Jeanie Jackie Hollywood Cast Will and Gestament ERWIN HIGH SCHOOL JUNE 3, 1965 State of North Carolina County of Harnett City of Erwin We, the Senior Class of 1965, being of sound mind and moral judgment, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. Article I To Our Parents: We bequeath our undivided love, gratitude and respect for making possible these past twelve years. Article II To the Faculty: By their leadership and teachings, we leave our promise to succeed and better ourselves, Article III To Dr, Jones; We leave our most humble appreciation for his untiring encouragement, and the interest that he has shown to each of us. Article IV To the Student Body; All the adventures, activities, fun and pleasure of being a part of Erwin High School, we leave to you, Article V To Our Sponsors: Mrs. Parker, Mr. Kelley and Mr. Davis, we leave to you our sincere gratitude for your patience, guidance and understanding which has made this our happiest year. Article VI To the Juniors: We leave the honor of walking into chapel last, class rings, the annual and the many other privileges that we have had. Article VII During the past four years of highschool, many of the students have acquired outstanding characteristics and abilities which we would like to bestow upon the Junior Class, SYLVIA TURNAGE and SUE PHILLIPS leave their togetherness and truthful ways to Anna Blow ers and Shirley Stephenson. ‘“You must be one, to know the other.”’ JANE COATS, BRENDA STEWART, and JULIA IVEY leave their quiet and pleasant ways to Mary Grady, Cara Dorman, and Ruby Watkins, ‘Silence is deep as Eternity, speech is shallow as Time.” DANNY SAWYER leaves his ability to be ‘‘in the know”? around campus to Frederick Thomas. ‘It only takes being a good listener and a fast pair of feet.”’ MARY ENNIS, DOLORES SIMMONS, and EVELYN HORTON leave their ability to take a sick leave to Dolores Horton, ‘Five days a week is too much and four too many.”’ A.F, LEE and DONNIE WEEKS leave their good looks to Herbie Dennis and Larry Johnson, ‘‘Just whistle and I’ll come to ye, my women,”’ LARRY BYRD, MIKE WILLIAMS, BROOKS HOWARD, and ROBERT SMITH leave their love for fast cars to Yuvonne Carroll and Jerry Faircloth. ‘Just give me a ‘‘hot rod’’ and I’m happy.” GINNY HORNE leaves her cheerful spirits to Dottie Gregory and Jean Wade. ‘‘A loving heart is the guarantee to cheerfulness,’’ EDNA BURNSIDES, JANICE WEST, and FRANCES TADLOCK leave their optimistic outlook on everything to Phyllis Duquette, Brenda Blackman, and Phyllis Avery. ‘‘Ye who look for the best, find the best.’’ JOAN LEE leaves her sweet and understanding ways to Barbara Houston, ‘I understand those who fail to understand me.’’ SIMON ALLEN, and STEVE HAMILTON leave their mysterious ways to Kenneth Glover, Larry Faircloth, and Ronnie Hall, ‘ We’ll always leave you in wonderment,” LARRY DAVIS, SHERRILL HALL, and CARLSMITH leave their very polite manners and kind ways to Sammy Davis and George Pope. ‘‘A true gentleman is held in highest esteem.”’ cOY BLACKMAN and RICKY MANNING leave their remarkable personalities with girls to Marvin Jackson and Billy Graham, ‘‘l wonder what fool it was that first invented kissing.’’ SANDRA _BYRD and GLORIA GODWIN leave their ability to keep the same boy to Mary Wood, ‘We know a good thing when we see it.’’ MAX VANN, FRALEY BOST, and TOMMY STEWART leave their astounding football abilities to Bill Horne and Kenneth Price. ‘‘Nothing but pure dynamite,” DOROTHY HAWLEY and KAY PORTER leave their mischievous Stewart, and Joyce Hyatt. ‘Ah! Happy years and more to come,” AL THOMPSON and WAYNE BYRD leave their ability to avoid any one girl to J.W, Aman, Henry Johnson, and Charles Johnson, ‘‘Just shopping around,”’ and witty ways to Glenda Beasley, Bonnie MICHAEL ENNIS and JAMES ENNIS leave their ways as successful leaders to Ralph Lucas and James Smith.“Phe-seeret of s uccess is constancy to purpose.” JATANA WILSON leaves her position as chief cheerleader to Diana Bennett. ‘‘I see before me a crowd to pe, leds. SCOTT STEPHENS and LARRY McLAMB leave their respectful characteristics to Tony Godwin and M.C, Holland, ‘A good name is better than riches.”’ PHYLLIS AUTRY and SHERRY LAMBERTH leave their happy-go-lucky ways to Brenda Carlisle and Sue Faircloth, ‘‘Joy rises in me, like a summer morn,”’ JEAN MATTHEWS, MARGARET OLDHAM, and LOISCAPPS leave their manners and courtesy to Sue Jones, Brenda Hollingsworth, and Fay Thornton, ‘I show respect and I receive it.” PATTY RAYNOR and BARBARA TAYLOR leave their kind and friendly manner to Betty Lockamy and: Janet West. ‘‘All who live are my friends.’’ CHARLES CRANE, JERRY GAUTIER, and (ODELL_McDONALD leave their never-ending courtesy to C.J, _Johnson, Terry Turner, Larry Wade, and Joseph Parnell. ‘‘The greater the gentleman, the greater the courte= Sy ous CATHY AMMONS and ELAINE DORMAN leave their ‘‘always sweet dispositions’’ to Esther Avery and Marsha Stewart. ‘‘Kindness pays a good price in the end.’’ BRENDA ADDISON and JOYCE STEWART ledve their everlasting friendship to Patricia Moore and Becky Thomas. ‘‘Let us swear an eternal friendship.”’ : STEVE STEWART, DAVID STEPHENSON, and JIMMY STEPHENSON leave their driving abilities to Jerry Hobson, Larry E, Wood, and Raymond King. ‘‘The life you save may be your own.”’ PATSY TYSON leaves her forever ‘‘fun-filled’’ personality to Genny Morgan, ‘‘Her every phrase is filled with laughter and joy.’ JENNIFER GODWIN and CONNI SURLES leave their ‘American Girl’’ loeks to Wilma Daniels and Jane Odom, ‘We go to no trouble; just pure nature.’’ (CLIFTON HOLLAND, EARL HOUSE, and JOHNNY LONGleave their shy ways to John Gregory, Phil Johnson and Johnnie Parker. ‘‘Our inner thoughts are for only us to know.’ LAUREN CAMPBELL leaves her sincere and friendly ways to Elaine West and Carolyn Reeves. ‘‘I see the right and I approve it too.’’ JEAN WILKERSON and SONDRA WARREN leave their dainty and cute ways to Cheryl Williamson and Laura Beard. The daintiest last to make the end most sweet.” BILL BASS and JOSEPH HARPER leave theirextremely good conduct to Thomas McDonald, Jerry Williford, and Everette Ryals. ‘ Good behavior is a shining trait.’’ KAY JOHNSON and BRENDA THOMAS leave their ‘‘lifetime friendship’’ to Sammy Barbour and Harriet Norris. ‘Friendship is love without wings.’’ CHANNAH CARPENTER and ANN COLEMAN leave their neat appearances to Edna Sease and Muriel Parker, ‘Never a hair out of place.’’ FRED ALFORD and TONDA FOWLERIeave their ability to make new friends to all newcomers at Erwin High School. Our entire class wishes you could have been a part of us for more than just one year.” TOMMI WEST leaves her ability to be a leader, her sweet disposition, and friendliness to Carolyn Byrd. Your very presence is a delight to all.’’ TONY TYNDALL, JAMES MORRISON, and THOMAS NORRIS leave their ‘’crazy, but cute’’ actions to Dennis Jones, Clifton Ryals, and Larry Wayne Wood, ‘‘You’ll never know what to expect next.’’ JAMES JERNIGAN leaves his ability to be a friend to all to Tommy Miriello and Mike Johnson, ‘‘Where ‘ere we tread ‘tis friendly ground.’’ GLENN AVERY leaves his desire to sit among girls to George Elderbaum. ‘‘Mine is such a lovely harem,’’ JOHNNY MOORE and KENNETH GODWIN leave their carefree ways to Dwight Stevens, Jack Byrd, and Charles Parker. ‘Ours is a happy life; problems and worries we never see.” Oo re JUDY HORNE and SUSAN ENNIS leave their various personalities to Sheila Byrd afd Judy Fann, ‘Variety is the spice of a good personality.” arte oe CHARLOTTE CRAWPORD leaves her creative talents to Kaye Lasater. ‘‘Call me a poet or artist--these are Only a few of my titles.’’ JOHNNY WOODRUFF and CHARLES NORRIS leave their desire to sleep in class to Danny Byrd, Danny Beasley, and Jackie Thornton, ‘Tis nothing to us for the Sandman to visit in the daylight hours at E.H.S, DAN BRYANT and BILLY MORAN leave their ability to stay friends to Danny Ralph and Dickie Guy. ‘‘If you see one, the other can't be far behind.’’ CAROLYNE BENSON and JULIANNA DENNING leave their various hair styles to Brenda Norris and Bonnie Bennett, ‘Only our hairdresser knows for sure.’’ JACKIE DAVIS and GRACIE DUQUETTE leave their ‘‘always willing to help’’ and kind ways to-Teresay Wéaver-and Frances Pate. ‘‘Their very frowns are fairer than the smiles of other maidens.’’ ; ‘RAY JACKSON and BILL AVERY leave their abilities to cause disturbances in class to R,A, Messer, Wayne Tyndall, and Phil White. ‘Leave it to us to keep a class room buzzing and full of spirit. ’ As for us we leave all the unpaved paths for you to pave with memories as pleasant as ours, Witnessed by Fred Alford Deborah Hall, Testatrix Lauren Campbell Barbara Dean Ralph, Testatrix Supet Most Likely Go Succeed Gracie Duquette Fraley Bost Best All Around Tommi West Ricky Manning atives if Best School Spir Ann Coleman Scott Stephens Most Athletic Max Vann Super! est Looking Deborah Hall Donnie Weeks Best Dressed Jatana Wilson A.F,. Lee atives W itties patsy iLyson Dan Bryant Charlotte Crawford Johnny Woodruff Gee a © es S = Law) “je Y oe of Sy ge: ee ¢ At Nore Be eG Ss Most Dependable | Judy Horne Billy Moran atives Best Persona Sondra Warren Jiames fnnis Best Sport Hannah Carpenter Jimmy Stephenson ‘ bg Bs i = © Tommy Stewart Outstand Sylvia Turnage Charlotte Crawford � 19] Oo ea Pp o Los | rae) H fy Thy Danny Sawyer Ann Coleman Seniors ing Fred Alford Outstand Johnny Woodruff Lauren Campbell Ricky Manning ing Seniors James Jernigan Tommi West Class Prophecy Times Junese loin Place: Gypsy Fortune Teller’s Tent As we enter, we see a small group around a very short stout man, He is dressed in a robe and head piece. As we begin to scramble a bit more to hear what he is saying, we have the usual remarks of ‘‘doubt.’’ Then the gypsy begins to speak to the spectators. ‘““I have heard some of your remarks. Before you begin your requests, I would.like to pre 6 you that Iam not a fake by calling the names of my spectators: Ginny Horne, Joan Lee, Brenda.Addison, Janice West, Al Thompson, Johnny Long, Frances Tadlock; Sherrall Hall, yMary Ennis, and Dolores Simmons,’’ ‘This.is amazing!’’ ‘How does. he kn6w my name?’’ With a warm’ sntile, the gypsy spoke, ‘‘Now that Phave corivinced you, my friends, please come closer and look into my crystal ball that knows the future. You may ask any questions you like.’’ As he puts the crystal’ ballin the Genter of the smalltablebefore him, his guests gather around very closely.Quietly, every- one. stares at.the ball full of intense expectation. Then all of’a.sudden, a figure begins to appear. ‘Look, that’s the beach!’’ ‘Yea! Hey, look at those surfers on the shore line, Isn’t that Ray Goda jOdell Mc Donald and David Stephenson? I hear they were asked to take a ea 1 the next presentation of ‘The Life of a Surfer’.’’ ‘““They’ve put their boards down and are running. Where are they contort ““Well, will you look at that! It’s Sue Phillips and Susan Ennis on summer vacation from work, As usual everyone is gathered around to hear them sings They always did have beautiful voices, ‘What's happening?’’ “‘The picture is changing!’’ ‘‘Look! Aren’t those newspapermen Bill Bass, Earl Houge and Brooks Howard?”’ “It certainly is! And look what they are doing. They are interviewing those famous Pro-football players Max Vann, Jimmy Stephenson and Tommy Stewart.’’ ce ee ne a ? Here comes the girl reporter for the press, Sondra Warren. Who s names are those she has underscored?’’ “‘That’s Kay Johnson and Brenda Thomas, It’s an ad informing the public of the new Beauty Salon owned and operated by these two girls., They were forever finding new ways to fix their hair!’ é “Speaking of designing, isn’t thatRicky Manning, James Morrisén, and Robert Smith admiring their newly built hospital?”’ “‘And look who is about to enter the hospital, I’m positive’ that is Doctor Tommi West and her head nurse, Ann Coleman. They,are being met at the en- trance by the prosperous dentist, Donnie Weeks. Their interést in others was Always. an admirable trait!’’ a The image is changing again, and it is evident that we arevat a stock car race. “‘Those drivers are certainly familiar looking. “Look everyone, that is Mike Williams, Tony Tyndall and Glenn Avery “with their mechanics, James Ennis, Billy Moran, and Larry Davis, Ibelieve they have car oil in them instead of blood; they, love cars so much.”’ Look at that modern station! The station attendants look very pleased with their positions. “That's Thomas Norris, Oheanes Crane and Steve Stewart. Serving the public always satisfied them.”’ ‘Would you look at this!’’ “Why. that’s Exwin High School! It certainly has changed a lot, but it’s ‘been. yA a long time. since l last saw it.’ ‘Look who’the teachérsare! That is Sandra Byrd, Charlotte Crawford ‘Judy Horne, and Margaret, Oldham.’ ’ See ‘Those girls really didwork hard to become teachers, I’ u bet. And + Faz Chay did love F-H.S,!) and look who vis the. new-school secretary, It’s Julia‘Ivey! I under - stand Joyce Stewart, leaves her housework to Help in the offic when needed,’ ‘‘The picture is changing again!” : “‘Yes, and aren’t those the homes of Mrs ec oe, Mr, 2s Mrs. Bill Avery ner Phyllis Autry), Mrs.°Lauren Campbell, who is also.a teacher now, Mrs. Lois Capps, Mrs, Jané Coats, Mr.and Mrs, Carl.Smith (neé Elaine Dorman), Mrs, Tonda Fowler, nowa véry successful businesswomany. Mrs. Jeam Matthews, Mrs. Patty Raynor Turner, and Mrs,Hannah Carpenter Dennyy who is a successful secretary and housewife. Their conten cit with: — same boy ahve y did amaze me!”’ ‘““There’s the Dunn hearer ‘“Who-are those in the suits and ties?”’ ‘“Those are the new managers, I'll bet.” = “If itis, it's Larry Byrd; Wayne.Byrd, and Charice es. Zs “Qh! Look! There is a picture of Jennifer Godwin and Connie Surles on the marquee. They are co-stars in that movie. They always were in the limelight of the world, “‘Who is that artist and those two models over there?’”’ arent looks like Michael Ennis and the fashion models, Barbara Ralph and Deborah Hall. “oe Te viele -Youknow, those two girls always did catch the eye of every boy in school,’’ ‘Would you look who’s coming!”’ “Tt’s those two successful businessmen, Simon Allen and Clifton Holland.”’ “I heard it was they who gave Edna Burnsides her break in writing.’’ “I also heard they helped Jatana Wilson get her position as a fashion de- signer.”’ ‘How do you like that? Two private secretaries of their own.’’ “‘Who are they?”’ “‘That’s Brenda Stewart and Kay Porter.’’ As the crystal ball continues to move on, the KAG-Hamilton Estate comes into our view. ‘‘Who are those two prosperous-looking men on the lawn?”’ ““That’s Kenny Godwin and Steve Hamilton, All they do now is sit around and go hunting,”’ ““Look at those two men coming up the walk of the estate. Why, they are the two well-known diplomats from the United Nations, Danny Sawyer and Fred Alford, They make a weekly visit just to relax and take it easy at the estate.” “Listen to that music! That looks like Sylvia Turnage playing the piano,”’ GR “She always did play beautifully.’’ “‘The ball is changing again.”’ ““Look where it is now.’’ “The A P!”’ “Yes, and look who is sitting behind that desk, with ‘‘Manager’” written on the door.”’ “‘That is Coy Blackman. He’s one person that worked his own way to the top,”’ ‘“‘What is this coming into view? It looks like a college.’’ ‘“Yea, and look who the math professor is,”’ ' That's Fraley Bost,’’ ““The way he and Mrs. Thomas got along, he couldn’t be anything except a math teacher.”’ As the ball continues to move on into the future we are now in view of a foot- ball field. ‘“‘That’s a University football field.’’ “‘Yes, and look who those coaches are!”’ ‘““That’s Johnny Woodruff, Scott Stephens, and James Jernigan who were al- ways interested in sports. ‘‘And there is a vague image of a gymnasium,-wait, there’s Gloria Godwin, head of the Girls’ Physical Education Department,’’ The ball seems to be changing once again. “‘Hey, what is this?’’ “It’s the ED SULLIVAN SHOW, What’s going on? Everyone is rolling down the aisle, laughing.”’ “‘Well, no wonder! Patsy Tyson is his guest star. Her wit is overwhelming.”’ ““Who’s that sitting in the audience with the furs and diamond rings that look so familiar?’’ “It looks like- well sir, it is! That’s Juliana Denning and Carolyn Benson. They met the riches of life together, as usual.”’ “‘Someone said they had a portrait of themselves in their home done by the famous Sherry Lamberth, Her paintings sell very well, so I hear,’’ ““Look! The ball is changing again and it looks like the inside of a radio station,”’ “It is! The Dunn Radio Station, but it has been remodeled.” ‘Is that who I think it is?”’ “If you think it is Johnny Moore announcing, you are right!’’ “Well, isn’t that Jackie Davis and Gracie Duquette as his secretaries?’’ ““Yea! And they both show efficiency in everything they do.”’ “By the way, 1 heard that Jean Wilkerson took a business course and did very well. Now she has joined the Peace Corps to share her learnings.’’ “‘Jean’s kindness will certainly be appreciated in one of those underdeveloped areas of the world,’’ ““Well!’’ said the fortune teller, ‘‘the show is over. It is time for my next guests,’’ We all turn to leave with amazement written all over our faces, As we make Our exit we run into a crowd of people that look mighty familiar. “It s the old gang!”’ “Yea, that’s ALF, Lee, Larry McLamb, Jerry Gautier, Dot Hawley and Joseph Harper.”’ They did not recognize us because we went out one door and they were going into another one. ‘“‘Wait a minute. Who are those two girls over there?’’ ‘‘Gee whiz, that’s Evelyn Horton and Barbara Taylor. They surely do look good, and I understand they are planning to marry soon,”’ We had only gone but a few paces when it dawned on us that the gypsy looked familiar. “‘Why, he looks just like Dan Bryant--but that’s impossible, he is still trying to learn to drive a school bus without hitting something.”’ “If they only knew!”’ Dan Bryant Prophet ‘Hot durn, if it ain’t Uncle Alex in a buttlin’ suit!’’ ‘Who'll get an Oscar?’”’ ere Comes Charlie!”’ } ; ‘‘The Hooting-nannies hoot.... AND......the Beagles howl!’’ : : J. W. Aman Esther Avery Phyllis Avery Sammy Barbour Sammy Davis Herbie Dennis Cara Dorman Phyllis Duquette Jerry Faircloth Larry Faircloth Sue Faircloth Judy Fann Kenneth Glover Tony Godwin Mary Grady Billy Graham John Gregory Dickie Guy Ronnie Hall Henry Johnson Larry Johnson Mike Johnson Phil Johnson Dennis Jones Sue Jones Raymond King Betty Lockamy M. C. Holland Brenda Hollingsworth Bill Horne Delores Horton Barbara Houston Marvin Jackson Charles Johnson. -C, J. Johnson Ralph Lucas Thomas McDonald Tommy Miriello Patricia Moore Genny Morgan Brenda Norris Harriet Norris Jane Odom Charles Parker Johnnie Parker Muriel Parker Joseph Parnell Frances Pate George Pope Kenneth Price Danny Ralph Linda Raynor Carolyn Reaves Clifton Ryals Everette Ryals Edna Sease James Smith Dwight Stephens Class of 1966 Shirley Stephenson Bonnie Stewart Marcia Stewart Glenn Tart Becky Thomas Frederick Thomas Faye Thornton Jackie Thornton Terry Turner Wayne Tyndall Jean Wade ee ere aa eae Jerry Williford Larry E, Wood Larry W. Wood Mary Wood Larry Wade Ruby Watkins Teresa Weaver Elaine West Janet West Phil White ‘‘Hercules or The Thinker? - ‘Well, I’ll be hanged!”’ ‘‘Who said nothing weird happened at the Senior Class party?” “Troubles, Barbara Dean?’’ ington ay in Wade gt Ralph R ght West Kathy i ERS ag C indy rl 1 rgeant= at- Arms -- OPHOMORE OFT President Billy Harr S aa ' ! t t ' i ' 1 ’ u ' _ 2) i) 62) on f gee a ‘Treasurer --- -= SOCICTALY. 7 re semen CC Se enemies bolton % forme one ‘ ‘Bs Ss ee 8 9 0 65D a I fects supe am ce pn sete ts icdochotedpaleahtadadhadetoatabesbe [PS tS 08 AM Oe ot es te oe He P51 ie ae E bikchuhokedacheheded Fe eerie mae egw ter sean ate BEES HR ee ee Fo me ie ws we nee tay nee oe doc dessdbodleadatesscoleesbeedutedh A i ay ie i We Yt ee ine nf -ation duties Sanbeshoneticonpe ctecad itr Bonnie Autry Kaye Avery Willie Avery Valarie Barbour Brenda Barefoot Sondra Beasley William Bennett Lynn Bethune Dallas Blackman Muriel Blanchard James Bradley Janice Brown Cathy Byrd Randy Byrd Wayne Capps Vicki Carlisle George Coleman Richard Crawford Robert Dawkins Joey Denning Barbara Ennis Paul Ennis Donald Faircloth Henry Faircloth Class of 1967 Margaret Faircloth Bruce Gomedella Danny Grady Brenda Haire Ann Hall Billy Harrington Si Harrington Larry Hobson Dale Holt Barry Horne Jeanette Horne Ruth Horne Janet House Randy House Danny Jakeman Jacona Jackson Linwood-Jernigan Donald Jones Doris Lee Edith Lockamy Ann Lucas Donald Lucas Richard Mason Bill Matthews Linda McDonald Benny McElveen Elaine McLamb James Murdock Janie Norris Rae Odom Connie Parker Mickey Phillips Glenn Pope Linda Pope Angie Porter Joseph Powell Cindy Ralph Kathy Ray Wayne Royal Patricia Ryals Eugene Sessoms Bing Sizemore Larry Stephens Lillian Stewart Liston Strickland Michael Strickland Ronald Tart Hope Thornton Jimmy Tomasumas Joyce Turnage Wanda Turnage Donald Turner Glenn Turner Joyce Turner Harry Wade Linda Wade Tag Wade M ichael Walters Dwight West Richard West Thurman Whitman Brenda Whittington Michael Wilburn Junior Williford Janice Wood Priscilla Wood President ........ Donnie Phillips - Vice-President .... Billy Lasater Secretary .......... Pam Holland Treasurer ............. Joe Lucas” Sergeant-at-Arms .. Wayne Addison John Allen Tommy Baker Dawn Barbour Randolph Bass Judy Boatwright Rita Bradshaw Cathy Brown Junior Bryant Michael Bryant Miranda Bryant Ann Bullard Pat Bunne LaRue Byrd Madonna Byrd Charles Capps C | as S Jerry Capps Prentis Capps Doris Clay Gary Cooke Charles Core Keith Davis Alynn Edwards Linda Ellis Lee Faircloth Carolyn Gregory Nathan Hall Patricia Hawley Terry Hobson Connie Holland Pamela Holland Kent Horne Ronnie Horne Richard Jackson Donald Jernigan Billy Johnson Kenny Johnson Judy Johnson Stevy Johnson Jean Kennedy Bill Lasater Ronnie Lee Margie Lockamy Danny Lucas David Lucas Donna Lucas Joe Lucas ] 9 6 8 Wanda McIntyre Bobby McLamb Dennis McLamb Gloria McLamb LaDonn Melvin Jerry Melvin Bill Messer Jean Messer Bobby Moore Donna Moore Brenda Moran Paulette Murray Connie Norris Jerome Norris Marshall Norris Toni Norris Johnny Overby Faye Page Becky Parker Donnie Phillips Lettie Pope Jerry Priebe Libby Ralph Trudy Raynor Kenneth Sessoms Nicky Sessoms Nancy Sewell Freddy Stewart Kaye Stewart Brenda Suggs Karen Thompson Kathy Thompson rang vemos” Class of 1968 Joe Turnage Laura Turnage Dennis Turner Dwight Turner Tom Turner Gloria Tyndall Mike Tyndall Angela Wall Larry West Hope Westbrook Ronnie Whitman Bobby Wilkerson Gary Williams Ann Wilkins Wayne Wood Tommy Woodruff Organiza Remember the Key Club initiation... the Beta Song sung just a little off key... selling football pro- grams in a mud puddlefor | the F.B.L.A... working on the Student Council float until one. a.m.,..the -F.H.A. fashion show... those yearly Monogram meetings ... remember? Remember the charac- ter built... the leadership encouraged... the service tendered... the. scholas- tic standing demanded... the responsibility taken ...the fellowship shared ...the pleasure taken in a job well-done ... re- member? ? Inrecent years our edu- cational institutions have risen from their ‘‘book- learnin’’’ status toa stan- dard of education that en- courages many phases of the well-rounded person. For this reason, the Seniors of 65 will not only have many MEMORIES, but will each day, ineach associa- tion, utilize the personality these memories have built. FEATURE AND SPORTS EDITORS Jatana Wilson Sandra Byrd Deborah Hall CO-EDITORS Ann Coleman Tommi West BUSINESS MANAGERS Sylvia Turnage Hannah Carpenter CIRCULATION MANAGERS Joyce Stewart Julia Ivey Johnny Moore Hourglass Staff SPONSOR Mrs. Edna Parker CIRCULATION STAFF: Janice West, Brenda Addison, Carolyn Benson, Jackie Davis,.James Jernigan, Cathy Ammons, Pat Raynor. iy = Bi oe fe om. AD SOLICITORS: Charlotte Crawford, Sandra Byrd, Joyce Stewart, Odell McDonald, Kay Johnson, Brenda Thomas, Joe Harper, Dolores Simmons, Mary Ennis, Frances Tadlock, Elaine Dorman, Brenda Addison, Juli Denning, Julia Ivey, Sue Phillips, Carolyn Benson, i-Lite CO-EDITORS: Danny Ralph, Carolyn Byrd. SPONSORS Mrs. Sarah Z, Hudson Miss Judy Jackson BUSINESS MANAGERS: Anna Blowers, Wilma Daniels. MIMEOGRAPHING EDITOR: George Elderbaum. SPECIAL REPORTERS va ( ; AD SOLICITORS EDITORIAL ST AFF idsauamputee ia MIR ARAL DE Tommi West S 3 = fo) 16) S S Danny Sawyer Fraley Bost Judy Horne Sue Phillips pbell Tommy Stewart Marshals 1G Voin= yo Or-tee) Seated: Mrs. Emily Thomas-Sponsor, Danny Sawyer-President, Kaye Lasater- Secretary. Standing: James Jernigan-Sgt.-at- Arms, Kenneth Price-Vice- President, Dan Bryant-Treasurer. Student Counci First Row: Mr. William Corbett-Sponsor, Fraley Bost-President. Second Row; Ann Coleman- Treasurer, Elaine West-Historian, Caro- lyn Byrd-Secretary, Kaye Lasater- Vice-President, HOME OF ( Good Sportsmanship Dr. N,E, Jones-Sponsor, A,F, Lee-President, Kenneth Price- Vice-President, James Jernigan-Secretary, Dan Bryant-Treas- urer. QUEEN Kathy Ray Erwin Public Schools N. E. Jones, Principal Erwin, North Carolina June 4, 1965 Dear Sirs: Miss Judy Jackson - Sponsor, Hannah Carpenter - Sec- retary, Ann Coleman- President, Gloria Godwin- Re- porter, Cheryl Williamson- Treasurer, Julia Ivey- Parliamentarian, Hope Thornton - Historian SD Standing: Rita Bradshaw = Pianist, Laura Turnage - Song Leader, Francis Tadlock= Secretary. Seated: Judy Horne-County President, Brenda Stewart - Chapter President, Sue Faircloth- Vice-President | i i Seated: Coach Daryl Allen-Sponsor, Kaye Lasater-Secretary, Coach William Corbett-Sponsor. Standing: Michael Ennis-President, Ken- neth Price-Sgt.-at-Arms, Ralph Lucas-Vice-President, Scott Ste- phens- Treasurer. A REFLEXIVE PRI NEPLE Beh _ ghlosURE IN MULT LPLICATION ab veniine : TN = Vi ees es ; eM PACE EY : ; — a cree = si iis oe | 0 é a ; te ; : aoe se ee a WOH H Og, ‘ aa Saaeeey, Ze OMT Mey L i i : ¥ ¢ —. M)) he 1 EIN MME YE Nene ep RloNaICH== IVIONnGay, VCTODEr 17, 17 —S rwin Takes 13-6 Vin OvetgAycock rwin turned back_@ phens for a score on ock Friday . ympletion to give th -conferengg � jn. ville a e figuri. Eby Pope had a 90 run called back iarles B. ter when a pen- ter lead w, score. led Price in . | a safety and @anny Sawyer, : ‘e stout Red- win came back ter to tally the yn a 12 yard “kee, rice. After a sco1 id Price passed to rwin By BILL WEST aos after breaking � -- e Erwin Redskins stung the idle bey Mills Millers, 5gqé@ : rful_ running atta fax Vann, Bill } ry Woodruff. ao er receiving the ff it took just six skins to score with over the right si¥ for 38 yards and The extra point atte od. yard line. Johnny took the ball behind beautiful blocking pered the -78 yards into the zone for -the fourth Redskin . Again, Vann added the extra er a poor kickoff Hope Mills __ over on the 48 yard line and _.the Erwin reserves in the the Millers scored their lone = six plays. Tommy Payne cli- the drive by driving over he n received the ensuing Kick-off and put the ball in play on their own 32. Price faded back and found Mike Ennis 67 yds away on the -one yard line--where he caught -the—ball_and was hit im- mediately. Price sneaked in from the one for the TD with Vann) bul- ling over the extra point for a 34- 6 Erwin lead with the first half ending after Hope Mills ran one play. Vag pe Mills failed to . down and punted to. ; gree off and 38. On the very fir � oicking up two first downs scrimmage (Vann scoured 62 punted to Johnny ECE on Bs rwin Takes 13-6 Vin Over Aycock Lemich | point attempt failed ana U | win Redskins held a 13-6 ha hedskins Slip B Stedman Frida e drive with to get bac) ever. Gwin) fullback f¢ over from ff Leslie Wili score with his left e point was 7-6 lead. The R the seco ¥ itime run his fleet | i uff, on tk d off ft fender sideline f { | lead. Stedman came back to kn score in the third period wh Beard pounced on a Reds ble at the Erwin 28. Two ter Williford weaved ‘ through left tackle for and the score. Ronnie Jz ed the extra point. The 21 yard scorin Price to Scott in . proved to be the Again, Erwin’s tae ion, Erwin’s recor¢ the conference anu — Statistic. STEDMAN 10 ee First Downs............ 187 Rushing Yardage....... | NM te an ko Passing Yardage......... 34 ese, Passes................... One Passes Intercepted By... 1-40.0 ...Punting Average... h 5 aa ee Fumbles Lost............ rwin Rolls Over Roseboro-Salemburg Jarring Redskin ht as he led Erwin P over Roseboro-S; Pioneer 2-A Confe oseboro Friday n‘ dskins built up the game as th ins amassed a rushing and br a grand to pared to ho Amburg’s 136 er lead and were a. cored twice er. One scr ATR and sparked the visitors. Price tossed a 12-yard touch- down pass to Horne to climax a 47-yard drive the second time Erwin gained possession of the rn the a | acular = Aitchell � ‘ : on his ints assy orne who! in and Ken- an open t but on the ight play the| t Dunn. | antics _ Downs ... ag Ydg. = Yardage tercepted by ...1 Punting Average . 3-35 Fumbles Lost 0 Erwin Defeats ’“tedman, 20-13 RWIN — Quarterback Ke -h Price had a hand in al) S team’s points as he gu rwin to a 20-13 victory stedman here Friday nig’ Pioneer Conference ga: win is now 7-1 in the cv Erwin went out frr 13-6 at halftime, rallied and cau ght period on a 17-v neth Willard - place kick. Howeve contro! kick ae weet S 7 NOW’) ‘you played the game.’’ con- cludes the Monogram Motto, With these thoughts in mind, the Red- skin athletes have entered many a contest of sportly skill often to rise victor- ‘ious. With the cheers and heart-felt confidence of his fellow classmates, he endeavors to the utmost of his ability to place - ‘‘ERWIN HIGH SCHOOL’? in the headlines. He prac- tices and practices and he dreams and dreams. And somewhere along the way, if he is lucky, he learns to believe in that Mono- gram Motto. He realizes that to play his very best, win or lose, is fulfilling his responsibility to him- self, his team, and his. school. Teamwork and sports= manship are our key words to memories of sports ac- tivities, not ‘‘won’’ or ‘“‘lost.’’ With pride and a great sense of satisfac- tion, we have brought re- pect and glory to the mighty Erwin Redskins. A game...a team... a united effort...a win cio Cheers... aise a a tear... a MEMORY, Varsity Brenda Barefoot Paulette Murray ynn Bethune Dianna Bennett Jacona Jackson Davey Ennis, Mascot Cheerleaders Deborah Hall Pe Cathy Byrd ee Sue Phillips | Se: Barbara Ralph : i. Charlotte Crawford Jatana Wilson, Chief Geen ASSIST ANT COACHES: Jan McDonald, William Corbett HEAD COACH: Daryl Allen Johnny Moore Johnny Woodruff End Halfback (Nu os wee yprann yr A, wy Re Re k, Larry McLamb Scott Stephens Michael Ennis Glenn Avery End Halfback 7 as End Tommy Stewart Donnie Weeks Mike Williams Clifton Holland Tackle Guard Tackle Tackle 3 Cee ae ean SS James Jernigan Fraley Bost Danny Sawyer Jimmy Stephenson Tackle Center Guard Guard ALL CONFERENCE: Ken- my Stewart, Fraley Bost, FIRST ROW: Ken Price, Max Vann, Scott Stephens, Larry Sawyer, James Jernigan, Michael Ennis, Donnie Weeks, ROW; Jimmy Stephenson, Tommy Stewart, Fraley Bost. Johnson, Larry Johnson, Billy Harrington, Tony Godwin, Thomas, J.W, Aman, Danny Ralph, Billy Graham, Coach eth Price, Max Vann, Tom- McLamb, A.F, Lee, Johnny Moore, Mike Williams, Danny slenn Avery, Clifton Holland, John Woodruff. SECOND [THIRD ROW: Tommy Baker-Mgr., Herbie Dennis, Henry 3i11 Horne, Ralph Lucas, Glenn Tart, Bill Bennett, Fred Jaryl Allen, Co- Captains Ann Coleman Tommi West Coach E, Daryl Allen Varsity Sammy Barbour, manager, Dawn Barbour, Carolyn Gregory, Carolyn Byrd, Kaye Lasater, Kathy Thompson, Rita Bradshaw, Toni Norris, Elaine West, Wilma Daniels, LaRue Byrd, Frances Stewart, Coach Daryl Allen. Kneeling: Tommi West, Ann Coleman i . oe | Coach Co- Captains William Corbett A.F, Lee Ricky Manning Basketball Kent Horne, manager, Fraley Bost, statistician, Bill Horne, Johnny Woodruff, Billy Harrington, Herbie Dennis, Bruce Gomedella, Michael Walters, Wayne Royal, Billy Graham, Danny Sawyer, Dwight West, Coach William Corbett. Kneeling: A. F. Lee, Ricky Manning Ann Coleman Tommi West Kay Lasater : f 1 t ! i Se Kathy Thompson Dawn Barbour Elaine West Bill Horne ington Billy Harr Coach Daryl Allen ey 7g Max Vann Scott Stephens Senior Senior Seated: Bill Horne, Dwight West, Scott Stephens, and J. W. Aman. Kneeling: Henry Johnson, George Pope, Johnny Parker, Max Vann, Dallas Blackman. Standing: Dennis Jones, Jack Byrd, Ralph Lucas, Ken Price, Bill Bennett Catch it, Dwight! Here comes a fast one, Bill! Bb as eba | | Daintyy ish tite What about me, Coach? It’s a bird! Donnie Weeks First Row: William Corbett- Coach, Tommy Row: Kent Horne = Manager, JuVone Carroll J. W. Aman, Billy Harrington. Third Row fich haeLEnnis) John Woodruff Larry McLamb Opty Sathis ip y Mts Gua Fraley Bost ibe wart, Fraley Bost, Danny Sawyer. Second ‘ry McLamb, Bill Horne, Fred Thomas, mnie Weeks, Glenn Pope, A. F. Lee, Ken Danny Sawyer sapien ice a8! 9.V. Football . Basketball V J ) Boys Basketball V e J ) irls Y Many years from now when memory has dimmed and the now familiar thoughts. have passed from mind, our most out- Standing visions of our years spent here promise to center on the times of pageantry and show. Homecoming is al- ways the highlight of our fall season. Then in the spring the event of the year occurs with the an- nual Junior-Senior Prom. Both of these events are characterized by the time- less desire to dress-up and pretend that we have possessed since the tod- dling stage. i za These social events allow us to express our appreciation for the dressy EVerel fantastical storyland . d world of all children, re= gardless of age. Long Te= membered will be the Shangri-la created at our 7 | Junior Prom, the breathe less waiting for the nam= ing of the Queen and that party shared with the then very special one. A pretty girl...a hand= some guy...a MEMORY, Ann Ournage via Syl of Honor Hannah Lee Carpenter id Ma Barbour Snnis Sar le Girvarrets Crawford Ann laine Coleman . =—r—emEOUCfHh Mii. a n ilso atana Ka y W a ing Queen h Surles ° Homecom A Leig 1 Conn Rae Odom_ James Jernigan Cheryl Williamson Johnny Mo Jatana Wilson Glenn Avery Connie Norris Mike Williams Eee ae) Kathy Ray A. F. Lee _—— Master 7 ) Graham Stewart, J Jacona Jackson Scott Stevens H omecom — ———— Anna Blowers Mike Ennis Cindy Ralph Max Vann Wilma Daniels Danny Sawyer Susan Ennis Fraley Bost Ly SURG Y suinat Sissies oF Sot pemeteeneeng i Kay Johnson Jimmy Stephenson Little Miss Susan Stevens Conni Surles ing G Ou rt Clifton Holland e to = Sen PAINS TLO er Doe Co we es 4p, 7 : Pe | e9ka@ i ? Le a SADE (iio pypansenyes iy Leis Bree a ad bs ea It is s@id that every- thing has a beginning. As members of Erwin Nod stole) i we had our beginning here in September 1951. While it is quite difficult for a Sophisticated (?) senior to believe that he or she was ever a squirming, timid six-year old, we have been taught that this” is a very natural evolu- tion. Saag VA Our MEMORIES of these years are somewhat dim possibly from ‘our Wish to congeal them. However, they are equal- ly, if not more important ‘ in shaping our present Perm Sonalities than our later years. The lessons that were learned will be re- membered long after the valence of PO4, the square of 291, or the present _ perfect tense of ‘‘do ” haye been forgotten, For this reason, we present to you those who at this time hold our Places in the. grammar school-=the future stu- dent body of Erwin High School. 3 Faculty MRS, DOROTHY ASHWORTH Third Grade MRC. De eAGGE ET Seventh Grade MRS, SUSAN S, BAIN Eighth Grade MRS, MARTHA BROCK Second Grade MRS, BETTY CASHION Third Grade MRS, MARGARET CRAFT Sixth Grade MRS, PHOEBE ELLIOT Third Grade MRS, ANN FERGUSON Fourth Grade MRS, LELA HARRINGTON Seventh Grade MR, S. H. HARRINGTON, JR. Seventh Grade MRS, FLORA HOLT Second Grade MRS, HELEN C; HUMPHREY Second Grade MRS, ETHEL B, MAXWELL Eighth Grade MR, JAN McDONALD Eighth Grade MISS GEORGIA PARKER Fifth Grade MRS, WINNICE PIPKIN First Grade MRS, OLIVE POPE Fifth Grade MISS MADELINE ROBINETTE Sixth Grade MRS, ALMA WARREN Fourth Grade MRS, PEGGY WARREN First Grade MR, BOBBY R, WILSON Sixth Grade MRS, MARY WILSON Third Grade MRS, LEAH A, WOODALL Fourth Grade Gighth Grade Hugh Autry Ronald Dale Autry Darlene Barefoot Pamela Benson Don Bishop Theresa Bowden Tony Burdie Charles Byrd Connie Byrd Ray Byrd Kathy Carroll Lanny Champion Kay Coleman Judy Colville Floy Craft Sherry Crane Howard Cross Donald Faircloth Patsy Faircloth Robert Faircloth Waldo Faircloth Jerry Frazier Ellen Giles David Glover Gary Godwin Jimmy Grantham Tony Grantham Teresa Gray Joyce Grissom Mattie Hall Thomas Harper J. W. Hawley Cary Hobson Barbara Holland Elsie Horton Elwood House Larry House Cathy Jackson Barbara Jones Darrell Jones Judy Jones Donnie Jackson George Kaufman Dianne Kennedy Brenda King Myra King Douglas Lee Jimmy Lee Sharon Lee Ray Lipscomb Reaber Lockamy Larry Lucas Maxine McClanahan Elsie McCorquodale Jerry McLamb Judy McLean Pattie McLean Ray Miller Kathryn Morrison Hazel Norris Joyce Norris Mike Norris Terry Norris Gloria Oldham Frances Parker Carolyn Parnell Larry Phillips Linda Reaves Deborah Sawyer Joey Sizemore Debbie Smith Donald Smith Danny Stevens Duncan Stewart Brenda Stone Douglas Stone Brenda Strickland Jane Stroud Carolyn Suggs Dempsey Tadlock Jack Thomas Gary Thornton Kathryn Thornton Teddy Tucker Frankie Tyndall Wanda Tyndall Kathy Vann Sexton V ann Sandra Wade Kenneth West Judy Westbrook Joyce Whitman Willard Williams Aretta Wood Barbara Wood Bunny Wood Ray Wood Jerry Wayne Alford Danny Ray Anderson d Deryl Melvin Avery U aA e Keith Avery Shirley Avery Tony Avery Patricia Barbour Rex Barefoot Rhonda Bass Diane Blackmon Samuel Boyd Betty Bradshaw Jackie Bradshaw Betty Brown Carmen Bryant Laura Byrd Judy Capps Judy Carlisle Diane Coats Carolyn Core Dianne Core Eugene Craft Robert Crawford Catherine Davis DeLauriel Deck Carolyn Edwards Bobby Grady Adair Gregory Donnie Gregory Bill Guy Bruff Gwinn Woody Hodges Sheila Holder Dorothy Ann Holland Karen Horne Rebecca Ann Jackson Eddie Jernigan Earl Johnson Kathryn Johnson Wayne Johnson Janice Jones Glenda Lee Janie Lee Ferry Lee Joyce Lucas LaFon Mason Jimmy McDonald Kathy McDonald Danny McLeod Delane Miller Douglas Miller Jenny Moore Kathy Moore Thomas Moore Chris Morgan a 06060CU¥ � ‘tae, 7 = Vickie Molden ix 4 2 y= was f ro al (G Carolyn Naylor e 2 hy, oh ar te PIB BOATE Devon Norris = - ah. | oben nee ADT ES im a te Pauline Odom : Stewart Pate Donna Pollard Larry Pope Louis Pope Susan Pope Larry Ray Jimmy Reaves Sallie Reaves David Royals Lenwood Royals Joyce Ryals Linda Ryals Dwight Sheppard Vickie Stewart Sandra Str. kland Sylvia Tew Jenny Thompson Gale Thornton Jimmy Tripp Darlene Turner Bruce Walls Bobby Weaver Brenda West Buddy West Debra Westbrook Dwight Whitman Ronnie Whitman Ronnie Williamson % d Marie Anderson S 1X { G T a e Patsy Loretta Avery Ricky David Avery Tony Avery Billy Ballard Paula Bayles Larry Bradshaw David Byrd _ Ravonda Byrd Sharon Byrd Leslie Capps Vicki Champion Gail Chesnutt Martha Coleman Craig Connally Steve Dubis Hartwell Ennis Tommy Ennis Clester Faircloth Pamela Faircloth Talbert Faircloth Phyllis Fowler Debbie Giles Patsy Glover Ann Godwin Vicky Godwin Rhonda Graves Donnie Gregory Kay Haire Tames Hall Larry Hall Bruce Harrelson Melba Hayes Keith Hilley Donald Holland Larry Holland Kay Hollingsworth William Allen Holmes Randy Horne Susan Horne Johnny Jackson Michael Keith Jackson William Jakeman Donnie Ray Johnson Rodney Gerald Johnson Stuart Kelly Eddy Lasater Lynn Lasater Donna Lawson Gail Lee Donnie Lipscomb Glenwood Lockamy Roland Lockamy Danny Lucas David Lucas Michael Lucas Charles Mason Betty Ann McCaskill Pamela McDonald Gary McLeod Connie Ann Morrison Patricia Morrison Michael Morrison Ronnie Myers Donald Pollard Carolyn Pope Donnie Ray Pope Roscoe Reaves Willard Allen Renn Webster Rieber Wanda Robinson Terry Wayne Ryals Katherine Sawyer Brenda Sessoms Garry Smith Carolyn Anne Stewart Delois Stewart Carol Stewart Pamela Stewart AK ARS, tis 4) a nen bar? ‘ isa gy t Paquetta Stewart Deborah Strickland Brent Stroud Charles Tanner Donald Tart Danny Thompson Mark Tripp Bobby Turlington Dianna Turnage Randy Turner Joey Tyndall Randy Valley Nicky Wade Judy Walls Tony Dan Weeks Marilyn Westbrook Susan White Ann Williford Carl Robert Wilson Larry Wood Susan Wood i Jerry Dwight Ashley 3 l t Angeline Margie Avery Terry Avery Yvonne Avery Emest Barefoot Anita Bass Carolyn Bass Michael Bayles Ricky Beasley Richard Bethune Eddie Blackmon James Blount Brent Bishop Debbie Bouden Wayne Brown Sharon Bryant Karen Byrd Elaine Cagle Brenda Gail Capps Dale Capps Pat Cameron Louise Carroll Walter Core Earl Cox Linda Cox Denise Crawford Sue Cross Sherry Duquette Marshall Ennis Kathy Evans Kenneth Faircloth Gary Farmer Barry Glover Kenneth Green Deborah Guy Sherry Hamilton Dale Hammond Martha Harrington Sue Holland Connie Jackson Doris Ann Johnson Ernest Johnson Gwen Johnson Dwight Lee Jones Bobby Jones Earl Jones Barbara Ann Lee Wanda Lee Danny Marbell Randy Mason Debbie Maulden Ronald McLeod Trudy Messer Deborah Moore Edward Moore Marie Moore Trudy Moore Janet Nordan Catherine Norris Jerry Norris Patricia Dale Norris Ricky Norris Judy Lynn Parker Ray Parker Nathan Phillips Pandora Phillips Bonnie Pope Deborah Powell Barbara Satterfield Deborah Ann Sessoms Janice Sills Kathy Sills Vickie Smith Sadie Parthenia Stephens Clifford Stewart Donnie Stewart Ronnie Stewart Wyna Stewart Christopher Stone Donna Rae Stone Terry Carl Stone Johnnie Mac Strickland Ricky Symmonds Terry Tanner Amanda Carol Turner Ramond Dale Turner Gary Vannoy Deborah Wade Deborah Gail Walls Pamela Gail Walls Bill West Jr, Jerry West Allen Westbrook Kathy Whitman Stacia Whittington Gail Williamson Carolyn Elaine Wilkins Johnnie Wilkerson Elaine Wood Philip Woodruff sadnmns ‘Fourth Grade Charlotte Autry David Avery Lucrecia Avery Tommy Avery Donald Barden Richard Bauer David Beasley Jessie Beasley Dianne Benson Gary Blackmon Danny Bradley Ann Bradshaw David Bradshaw Deborah Bradshaw Steve Bradshaw Ellen Brown Dorsey Buie Kay Butler Anna Burdie Allen Byrd Revonda Byrd Joy Calloway Dale Capps Linda Capps Ann Carroll Teresia Carroll Eddie Cates Lynn Coleman Anita Davis Kenneth Dorman Dessie Ann Elliot Kenny Ellis Michael Ennis Mozell Faircloth Susan Glover Ashley Godwin Scott Graham Terry Gregory Sandra Grissom Joyce Hartley Billy Hayes Mary Ellen Hollingsworth Randy Holmes Faith Honeycutt Kathy House Marilyn Ivey Carroll Jackson Lynn Jackson David Johnson John Wesley Johnson Kynn Johnson Lloyd Johnson Johnny Johnston Gaither Kelly Bobbie Kennedy Barbara King Sharon Lawson Ann Lee Wilma Lockamy Deborah Lucas Dennis Lucas Pamela Lucas Roxanne Lucas Ann Matthews Jerry McArten John McArten Hunter McClanahan Toby Mclntyre Douglas McLamb Pamela McLamb Allen McLeod Rose McLeod Gary Melvin Ernestine Moore Russell Morgan Randall Naylor Charlotte Norris Pamela Norris Matthew Parker Warren Parker Sheila Pipkin Keith Pollard “Ierman Pope John Raynor Ellen Stevens Rusty Stewart Mickey Suggs Joseph Tew Debra Thompson Samuel Thornton Ben Tripp Kathy Turnage Judy Tyndall Ronald Tyndall Jane Vann Pandora Warren Phil West Terry Wicker Mickey Wilkerson Wanda Wilkins Oral Williford Dale Wise Calvin Womack Kaye Wood Joey Woodworth Beverly Zahensky Willie Allen Andy Anderson - third Gaur Gary Avery Michael Ballard Sherry Beasley Michael Benson Joey Berube Freddie Blowers Belva Bradley Vickie Bradley Donald Bradshaw Tommy Bradshaw Cheryl Branch Belinda Bryant Vicky Byrd Darrell Cagle Gary Calloway Deryl Capps Eddie Capps Kathy Clay Doreen Cox Steve Cox Michael Cross Donnie Dennis Ronnie Dennis Connie Dorman Kimberly Dunn Robert Dunn Kenneth Edwards Phoebe Elliot Linda Faircloth Dean Gaster Jerome Gibson Diane Giles Betty Jo Glover David Godwin Tonia Gray Stephen Grimes Ginger Hamilton ) | Jerry Hanson Ed Harrington Bob Holland Janice Holland Lou Ann Holmes Lynn Honeycutt Diane Howry Lenny Humbert Jackie Jackson Phyllis Jackson Tommy Jackson Keith Johnson Debra Jones Jo Jones Debbie Jordan Lynn Keen Pete Kennedy Donald Lawson Joy Lynn Lee Patty Lipscomb Susan Lloyd Bobbie Sue Lockamy Curtis Lucas Johnnie Lucas Ricky Lucas Scott Lucas David Matthews James Samuel Maynor Donald McCorquodale 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 Pate Mike Phillips Tommy Phillips Donna Priebe Cathy Renn Wayne Satterfield Ty Sawyer Barbara Sessoms Risa Sharp Ronald Steward Eddie Stewart Kim Stewart Ronnie Lee Stewart Joel Mark Strickland Ronnie Suggs Gary Surles Linda Tew Trudy Turner Mary Tyndall Junior Underwood Jerry Vann Graham West Mike West Teena West Patty Westbrook Connie Williams Peggy Williams Denise Wise Clifford Womack Randy Anderson waits in Second Grade Connie Avery Ronnie Avery Susie Avery Linda Barden Joel Barefoot Darlene Bass Donnie Bass Ricky Bayles Boyd Beasley Debra Blackman Randy Blackmon Ronnie Bledsoe Cathy Bowden Edward Bowling Lee Bradley Paul Branch Worth Brock Julia Byrd Alice Capps Kathy Capps Diane Colville David Crane Phillip Crawford Bette Dunn Denise Ennis Donald Faircloth Jackie Faircloth Terry Faircloth Ray Fisher Lynne Fowler Richard Fumarola Wanda Godwin Charles Griffin Imogene Hair Denise Hall Frank Hall Leah Harp Kee Haskins Gary Horrell Connie Houston Kenny Ray Ivey David Jackson Michael Jackson Edith Jakeman Debbie Jernigan Pamela Johnson Dennis Jones Lu Ann Jones Susan Kennedy Debbie Lee Barry Lockamy Deborah Lucas Glen Lucas Kenny Lucas Lynne Mason Martha McCaskill Jimmy McLeod Reggie Melvin Evelyn Morrison Mark Norris Angela Page Becky Parker Jackie Parker Lester Kay Parnell Ronnie Pope Denise Raynor Pamela Royal Scott Seals Brenda Sessoms J.. E. Snipes Jennifer Smith Warren Smith Sherrill Stancil Andy Stewart Corbett Lee Stewart Jerry Stewart Donald Suggs Sharon Surles Sammy Tew Michael Thompson Marie Turnage Celeste Warren Stephanie Warren Waylon Warren Alan West Linwood West Gil Williams Junior Williams Sheree Wise Jonathan Woodworth Varonica Wrench Richard Zahensky Donna Allen Cathy Ammons Te rry Ashley Cindy Autry Ricky Barbour Sharon Barefoot Carol Blackmon Mike Blackmon Darrell Bledsoe Billy Bryant Edward Butler Cheryl Byrd Charlene Calloway Doris Chenos Jackie Chestnut Connie Coleman Debbie Colville Danny Cook Ted Connolly Tersa Ann Core Jimmy Davis David Faircloth Johnny Faircloth Allen Fann Wayne Farmer Giles Fowler Steven Fowler Johnny Giles Hilda Glover Rosemary Godwin Danny Grady Dianna Grantham Terry Graves Mark Green Randy Grissom Sherry Guerrero Devon Hair Wayne Hall Donna Kay Hanson Patricia Hartley Joan Holmes Terri Honeycutt Tersa Howry Tanya Jackson Brenda Jones Phyllis Keen Robert Kelly Timmy Kennedy Jo Lambert Brent Lee Jane Lee Kenneth Lee Barry Lucas Michael Lucas Allen Matthews David McArtan Ronny McArtan Bobby McCorquodale Margaret McCorquodale Randy McLean Jamie Morrison Susan Morrison Denise Norris James Norris Robert Norris Ronald Norris Shelia Norris Terry Page Frankie Parker Marshall Parker Kelley Peregoy Danny Pope Debra Sue Pope Maxton Porte1 Glen Powell Robert Priebe Hugh Reiber Gary Riddle Sharon Robinson David Rodgers Dennis Satterfield Woody Sessions Ronnie Sills Barry Smith Bobby Stephenson Sandy Stone MaDonna Suggs Lisa Surles Betty Tew Diane Turner Kent Tyndall Gary Valley Ricky Wade Kenneth Wallace Mickey Warren Scarlett Warren Philtip West Walter Westbrook Alan Willette Gary Williams Terry Williams Darlene Wilson David Wrench Barry Wood Sylvia Wood Senior Directory BRENDA CLEST A ADDISON (Brenda) FHA 1; HOURGLASS 4; Library Club 3,4, FRED GARLAND ALFORD, JR. (Freddie) Beta Club 2,3,4; Class Officer 3; Monogram 2,3,4; Baseball 2; Foreign Language Club 4; HOURGLASS 4; Typing Award; Outstanding Senior 4, SIMON B, ALLEN (Sonny) Football 2; Library Club 4; Office Assistant 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Ind. Arts 1,2,3. CATHERINE THOMAS AMMONS (Cathy) Beta Club 2,3,4; FBLA 3,4; HOURGLASS 4; Library GiibyA® PHYLLIS SUE AUTRY (Red) FHA 1; FBLA 4; Library Club 2,4, JOHN WILLIAM AVERY Gill) Bus Driver 2,3,4. WILLIAM GLENN AVERY (Greyhound) Monogram Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4: HOURGLASS 4, HI-LITE 3; Ind. Arts 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM THOMAS BASS (Wild Bill) FBLA 4; Monogram Club 2; Football 1,2,3; Track 2: Foreign Language 3; Ind. Arts 1. CAROLYNE ELIZABETH BENSON (Speedy) FHA 1; Basketball 1; Foreign Language Club 4; HOUR- GLASS 4; Pep Club 3; Varsity Sweetheart 4, COY DANIEL BLACKMAN (Confuse) FBLA 4; Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Foreign Language Club 2; HI-LITE 3; Jr.-Sr, Waiter 2; Student Council 4, SAMUEL FRALEY BOST (Frog) Superlative 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Officer 3,4; Class Of- ficer 1; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Officer 2; Football 1,2, 3,4; Captain 4; Track 2,3,4; Key Club 1,2,3,4; Foreign Language Club 2; Math Club 4; HOURGLASS 4; HI- LITE 3; Office Assistant 4; Marshal 3: Jr.-Sr. Waiter 2; Inter-Club Council 4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Morehead Nominee 4; Outstanding Senior 4. DAN HENRY BRYANT (Doc) Superlative 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Class Officer 3,4; FBLA 4; Key Club 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; Foreign Language Club 2,3; Math Club 4; HOURGLASS 4; HI-LITE 3; Jr.-Sr, Waiter 2; Bus Driver 3; Student Council 4; Of- ficer 4; Pep Club 3,4. LARRY ELLIS BYRD (Mo) Library Club 1; Ind. Arts 1,2. SANDRA MAE BYRD (andy) Beta Club 2,3,4; FHA 1; FBLA 4; J.V. Cheerleader 1; Foreign Language Club 2,3; HOURGLASS 4; HI-LITE3; Music Club 1; Office Assistant 4; Varsity Sweetheart 3; Pep Club 3; LAUREN WHITTINGTON CAMPBELL (Loon) Beta Club 2,3,4; FHA 1; FBLA 2; FTA 1; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Foreign Language Club 2,3; HOURGLASS 4; HI-LITE 3; Office Assistant 4; Marshal 3: Jr.-Sr. Waitress 2; Student Council 1; Varsity Sweetheart 1; Pep Club 3; Outstanding Senior 4. LOIS SMITH CAPPS (Lois) FHA 1; HI-LITE 3; Library Club 2,4. HOURGLASS 4; Business Manager 4; Office Assistant 4; Inter-Club Council 4; FTA 1; Student Council 4; Pep Club 3; HI-LITE 3; Business Manager 3; FBLA 3, 4; Officer 4. JANE WADE COATS (Jane) FHA 1; FTA 1; Foreign Language Club 2; HI-LITE 3; Library Club 4; Student Council 3; Pep Club 3. ANN ELAINE COLEMAN (Ann) Superlative 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Officer 4; Class Officer 2; FHA 1; Monogram Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Foreign Language Club2,3,4; MathClub4; HOURGLASS 4; Co-editor 4; HI-LITE 3; Marshal 3; Inter-Club Council 4; Student Council 2,3; Pep Club 3,4; FBLA 3,4; Officer 4; Outstanding Senior 4, CHARLES WAYNE CRANE (Charles) Industrial Arts 1. SARAH CHARLOTTE CRAWFORD (Charlotte ) Superlative 4; Beta Club 2,3; FHA 1; FBLA 2,4; FTA 1; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Cheerleader 2: 3,4; Foreign Language Club 2,3,4; Math Club 4; HOUR- GLASS 4; HI-LITE 3; Music Club 1,4; Office Assistant 4; Jr.-Sr. Waitress 2; Vars ity Sweetheart 1,3; Pep Club 3,4; Outstanding Senior 4; Music Award 1, JACQUELINE GAIL DAVIS (Jackie) FHA 1,2; FBLA 4; HI-LITE 3; Library Club 3,4. JAMES LARRY DAVIS (Colonel) Industrial Arts 1,2. Senior Directory JULIANA DENNING (Juli) FHA 1; FTA 1; J.C. Cheerleader 2,3; J.V. Basketball 1; Foreign Language Club 2,4; HOURGLASS 4; HI-LITE3; Pep Club 3, MARY ELAINE DORMAN (Elaine) Beta Club 2,3,4; FHA 1,2; Harnett County Secretary 2; HI-LITE 3; HOURGLASS 4; Office Assistant 4, GRACIE LEE DUQUETTE (Carrie) Superlative 4; FHA 1,2; FBLA 4; HI-LITE 3; Music Club 1,2,3,4; Library Club 3,4; Student Council 2,4, JAMES EARL ENNIS (Nigar) Football 3; Basketball 1; Ind. Arts 2. MARY ELIZABETH ENNIS (Guinea) FHA 1,2,4; HOURGLASS 4; HI-LITE 3; Varsity Sweet- heart 2; Homecoming Queen 2. MICHAEL WAYNE ENNIS (Beano) Superlative 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Officer 4; Track 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Key Club 1,2,3,4; Foreign Language Club 2; Officer 2; HOURGLASS 4; HI-LITE 3; Inter-Club Council 4; Student Council 1,3,4; Pep Club 3,4. SUSAN BARBOUR ENNIS (Susie-Q) FHA 1; FBLA 2,3; FTA 1; Monogram Club 3,4; Basket- ball 1,2; Manager 3,4; Foreign Language Club 3,4; HI-LITE 3; Student Council 3,4; Varsity Sweetheart 1, 2,3,4; Disc Jockey 4; Music Award 1; Pep Club 3,4, JERRY THOMAS GAUTIER (Buck) Student Council 1. GLORIA JEAN GODWIN (Starchy) Superlative 4; FHA 1; FBLA 4; Officer 4; Basketball 1, 2; HI-LITE 3; Library Club 3,4; Office Assistant 4. JENNIFER ANNE GODWIN (Jenny) FHA 1; FBLA 4; FTA 1; Foreign Language Club 2; HI- LITE 3; Jr.-Sr. Waitress 2; Varsity Sweetheart 3; Pep Club 3. KENNETH ADAIR GODWIN (Kag) Class Officer 3; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Officer 3; Foot- ball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,3; Track 2,3; HI-LITE 3; Jr.- Sr. Waiter,2; Inter-Club Council 3; Student Council 3; Ind, Arts 1,2,4; Officer 2; Pep Club 3,4. DEBORAH KATHLEEN HALL (Debbie) Superlative 4; FHA 1; FBLA 2; FTA 1; Monogram Club 3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Foreigr Language Club 3,4; HOURGLASS 4; HI-LITE 3; Jr.-Sr. Waitress 2; Pep Club 3,4. ROBERT SHERRILL HALL (Sherrill) Industrial Arts 4, STEVE TERRY HAMILTON (Reno) Monogram Club 2; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Base- ball 1; Track 2; Foreign Language 3; Industrial Arts ROR ARTHUR JOSEPH HARPER (Joe) FBLA 4; Foreign Language 2; HOURGLASS 4; Ind. Arts 4, DOROTHY MAE HAWLEY (Dot) FHA 1; Foreign Language Club 2, _ STACY CLIFTON HOLLAND, JR. (Clifton) Monogram Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; HI-LITE 3; Office Assistant 4; Ind. Arts 1,2,3; Pep Club’3,4. GENEVIEVE HORNE (Ginny) FHA 1,2; FBLA 4; FTA 1; Basketball 1,2; J.C. Cheer- leader 1,2; HOURGLASS 4; HI-LITE 3; Library Club 1, JUDY CAROLYN HORNE (Judy) Superlative 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Class Officer 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Officer 2; FBLA 4; FTA 1; HOURGLASS 4; HI-LITE 3; Library Club 1; Marshal 3; Inter Club Council 2; Student Council 1,3; Drama 3; Home Eco- nomics Award 3; Proficiency Award 2; Public Speaking Award 2; Scholarship Award 2; FHA County Officer 3, 4, EVELYN ROSE HORTON (Rosie) FHA 1; Foreign Language Club 2; 4-H Club 1; Glee Club 1; Contestant for Miss Coats High 1, JAMES EARL HOUSE Orange) Industrial Arts 1,2. WEST BROOKS HOWARD (Toots) Industrial Arts 1,3. JULIA IVEY (Little Rebel) FHA 1; FBLA 2,3,4; FTA 2; Basketball 1; HOURGLASS 4; HI-LITE 3; Library Club 2,3,4; Office Assistant 3,4; Bus Driver 4. CALEP RAY JACKSON (Pearl) Class Officer 2; Library Club 4. JAMES LEWIS JERNIGAN (James) ‘Class Officer 2; FBLA 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Key Club 1,2,3,4; Foreign Lan- guage Club2; HI-LITE 3; Inter-Club Council 4; Stude: Council 3,4; Officer 3,4; Drama 3; Disc Jockey 3 Pep Club 4; O utstanding Senior 4. Senior Dir ectory SANDRA KAY JOHNSON (Go Go) FHA 1; FBLA 4; FTA 1; HOURGLASS 4; HI-LITE 3; Library Club 2; Varsity Sweetheart 4, SHERRY ANN LAMBERTH (Sherry) FHA 1,2; FBLA 4; Library Club 4; Student Council 3. ALBERT FITZHUGH LEE, JR. (Fitz) Superlative 4; Class Officer 1; FBLA4; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,4; Track 2,4; Key Club 1,2,3,4; Officer 3,4; Foreign Language Club 2; Math Club 4; HOURGLASS 4, HI- LITE 3; Jr.-Sr. Waiter 2; Inter-Club Council 4. JOAN MARIE LEE (Joan) FHA 1,2,3. JOHN WILLIAM LONG (Johnny) FBLA 4; Ind. Arts 1,4. RICKY DEBREAUX MANNING (Ricky) Superlative 4; Class Officer 3,4; FBLA 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Key Club 3,4; Foreign Language Club 2; Bus Driver 4; Student Council 1,4; Ind. Arts 1,3,4; Outstanding Senior 4. LARRY EDWIN McLAMB (Larry) Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track3,4; Key Club 3,4; Foreign Language Club 2; Math Club 4, ODELL McDONALD, JR. (Dell) Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Baseball@ie2e3 -sindeeAntsma2aos JOHN WEBSTER MOORE (Webster) Monogram Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Foreign Language Club 4; HOURGLASS 4; HI-LITE 3; Student Council 1; Ind. Arts 3. BILLY EARL MORAN (Hollywood) Superlative 4; Office Assistant 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Ind, Arts 1,2,3,4. JAMES CLARENCE MORRISON (James) Library Club 4; Ind. Arts 1,4. CHARLES RAY NORRIS (Charles) Bus Driver 3,4; Ind. Arts 1. MARGARET ANN OLDHAM (Maggie) FHA 1,2; FBLA 3,4; HI-LITE 3; Music Club 1,2,3; Pep Gitibess VERONIA SUE PHILLIPS (Laudis) Beta Club 2,3,4; FHA 1; Officer 1; FBLA 3,4; FTA 1; Monogram Club 3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; J.V. 1,2; Chief 2; Foreign Language Club 2.3,4; HOURGLASS 4; HI-LITE 3; Music Club 1,2; Office Assistant 4; Marshal 3; Stu- dent Council 2; Music Award 1; Pep Club 3,4. HELEN KAYE PORTER (Dimples) PRAY BARBARA DEAN RALPH (Root) Monogram Club 4; J.V. Basketball 1; Cheerleader 4; HI-LITE 3; Library Club 2; Drama 3; Pep Club 3,4; HOURGLASS 4, PATTY LOU RAYNOR (Pat) FHA 1; FTA 1; J.C. Basketball 1; Library Club 4, DANNY HAROLD SAWYER (Fuzzy ) Beta Club 2,3,4; Class Officer 2; FBLA 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 2, 3,4; Key Club 1,2,3,4; Officer 3; Foreign Language Club 2; Math Club 4; HI-LITE 3; Marshal 3; Jr.-Sr. Waiter 2; Inter-Club Council 4; Student Council 3,4; Officer 3,4; Public Speaking Award 3; Scholarship Award 2; Outstanding Senior 4. DOLORES TERESA SIMMONS (Dee) FHA 1,4; FTA 1; J.V. Cheerleader 1; Foreign Language Club 2; HOURGLASS 4; HI-LITE 3; Library Club 2; Officer 2; Varsity Sweetheart 1. CARL DOUGLAS SMITH (Carl) HOURGLASS 4; HI-LITE3; Office Assistant 4; Ind. Arts 2,3,4. ROBERT BRANTLY SMITH, JR. (Robert) Library Club 4; Bus Driver 4; Ind. Arts 4. CURTIS SCOTT STEPHENS (Scooter) Superlative 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Library Club 4; Ind. Arts 2,3,4; Best Sport Baseball 3. DAVID STEVE STEPHENSON (Butch) Football 1; Library Club 4; Ind. Arts 1,2,3,4. JAMES EDWARD STEPHENSON (Jimmy) Superlative 4; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3, 4; Captain 4; HI-LITE 3; Drama 3; Ind. Arts 2; Pep Club ws42 BRENDA KAY STEWART (Nyoka) FHA 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; FBLA 4; HI-LITE 3. JESSIE THOMAS STEWART (Tommy) Beta Club 2,3,4; Monogram Club2,3,4; Football 1,2,3, 4; Captain 4; Basketball 1; Track 2,3,4; Key Club 1,2, 3,4; Foreign Language Club 2,3; HI-LITE 3; Marshal 3; Student Council 2; Drama 2; Pep Club3,4; Morehead Nominee 4; Scholarship Award 1; Outstanding Senior 4. Senior JOYCE MARIE STEWART (Blue Eyes) FHA 1; FTA 1; HOURGLASS 4; HI-LITE 8; Library Club 1,3; Office Assistant 4, CONNI LEIGH SURLES (Conni) FHA 1; FTA 1; J.V. Cheerleader 1,2; J.V. Basketball 1; Foreign Language Club 2; HI-LITE 3; Office Assistant 4; Jr.-Sr. Waitress 2; Pep Club 3; Varsity Sweetheart 4; Homecoming Queen 4, FRANCES LOUISE TADLOCK (Frances) FHA 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; FBLA 4; HOURGLASS 4; Library Club 1,3; Drama 3. BARBARA ANN TAYLOR (Barbie) FHA 1,2,3; FBLA 1,2; Varsity Sweetheart 1. BRENDA JEAN THOMAS (Lucy) Peer DUA eT A 1: HOURGLASS 4; HI-LITE 3; Music Club 1; Library Club 2. HARRY ALLEN THOMPSON, JR, (Al) Industrial Arts 1,2. SYLVIA ANN TURNAGE (Woodrow) Superlative 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; FHA 1;FTA1; FBLA 4; Foreign Language Club 2,3,4; HOURGLASS 4; Business Manager 4; HI-LITE 3; Music Club 1,2; Office Assist- ant 4; Student Council 2; Music Award 1,2; Pep Club 3, 4; Outstanding Senior 4, TONY O’NEIL TYNDALL (Ernie) Industrial Arts 1,2. PATSY GAIL TYSON (Little Bit) Superlative 4; FHA 1,2; FBLA 1,2. MAX ALLEN VANN (Max) Superlative 4; Class Officer 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Ind. Arts 1. SONDRA GAIL WARREN (Sandy) Superlative 4; FHA 1; FBLA 1; FTA 1; J.V. Basketball Directory 1; HI-LITE 3; Library Club 2; Officer 2. DONNIE EARL WEEKS (Don) Superlative 4; FBLA 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Track 8,4; Foreign Language Club o; HI-LITE 3: Student Council 3; Drama 3: Ind. Arts ge JANICE CAROL WEST (Janice) FBLA 3; HOURGLASS 4; Library Club 4, TOMMILEIGH WEST (T’leigh) Superlative 4; Beta Club 2,3,4 Officer 3; Class Of- ficer 3; FHA 1; FBLA 2,4; Officer2; FTA 1; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Foreign Language Club 2,3,4; Officer 3; HOURGLASS 4; Co-editor 4; HI-LITE 3; Music Club 1,2; Marshal 3, Chief; Jr.-Sr. Waitress 2; Inter-Club Council 3; Student Council 1,2,3: Of- ficer 3; Pep Club 3,4; Varsity Sweetheart 1; Outstand- ing Senior 4; E.R, Thomas Award 1,2,3; Scholarship Award 1,2,3; Math Award 2,3; Biology Award 2; U.S, History Award 3; Baggett Science Award 3; DAR Award 4, Math Club 4, MARILYN JEAN WILKERSON (Jeanie) FHA 1,4; HI-LITE 3; Library Club 4; Glee Club 1. MICHAEL EDWARD WILLIAMS (Bucket) Monogram 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Ind. Arts 1,2. JATANA KAY WILSON (Speed) Superlative 4; FHA 1; FTA 1; Monogram 2,3,4; J.V. Basketball 1; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Chief 4; Foreign Language Club 3,4; HOURGLASS 4; HI-LITE 3; Jr.- Sr. Waitress 2; Varsity Sweetheart 4; Pep Club 3,4, JOHN WALTER WOODRUFF (Big John) Superlative 4; Class Officer 4; Monogram 2,3,4; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Track 3,4; Foreign Language Club 3; Library Club 4; Jr.-Sr. Waiter 2; Student Coun- cil 1,3; Outstanding Senior 4, { ey Contained NaN the “Next pages are the. names of those individuals and businesses who. so will ingly aided us in the qu necessary - but “occasion ally worrisome job nancing our. an wish to offer great apprec ay hope that the quality of our work will express Our grat- itude to them. Pee: We also feel that it is. quite appropriate to addto_ our MEMORIES these busi=. nesses which have adde much to our high school years. Most of them have. been called upon to aid us on various projects and have responded teadily. They feel, as we do, that by supporting our: school, they give the future a push up the ladder of suc-. cess. For this. we thank. them! ‘Sea Pictured here is our iop Ac Solicitor, Miss Julia Ivev. Compliments, of ce : TWYEOR DEPRIN PING� COME ANey, W EASTSER WINWBARBER SHOP - Business Forms, Office Supplies, 3 Bast Erwin : Social Stationery, Engraving Erwin, North Carolina Phew Dunn, North Carolina WPY¥B. 4 JACKSON'S SINCLAIR Tires- Tubes- Accessories -Batteries RADIO STATION 201 West Cumberland Street Benson,’ North Carolina Dunn, North Carolina Phone 892-6746 THOMASPLUMBING. AND HEATING DENNIS CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE COMPANY Office Phoné 892-2006 Night Phone 892-6540 PH Ommbox 126 } Rambler “Erwin, North Carolina Dunn, North Carolina NASSIE DORMAN Complete Auto Body Repairs Real Estate - Appraisals Phone 892-7181 East Erwin Coats, N, C., and Angier, N, C, Erwin, North Carolina E.R. Thomas Drug Company Rexall Tris Erwin, sNottih Carolina C. J. Hanna and Carl’s Super Market Associa tes, For Complete One-Stop Shopping Incorporated Prime Steer Beef lity Food 892-3125 Phones 892-3126 SECU) SieIeis hy Bene ca lza niin 118 South Wilson Avenue I Doh ialay and Dunn Dunn,wNorth Garolina Garigk 7elsucas Courtesy Of ERWIN MILLS, INCORPORATED Pe DIVGSIONFOR BUR GING TON INDUSERIES CY vv sees 4 Burlington athe Is 3 es AF 4 | B} LA � ie L 4 vo 4 Ee 2 } 4 4 ay rs ) LY aN J L r 27 s - � @rwin, North Carolina Wow) eames Sa { —_ ae a F 9) zi ; } ee ¢ ) j 7 3 + K “1 78: tae oe L'3Q C } Cee, ¢ + 4 aka Samer oe ee a Be Melvin’ L. Hayes Automdatic Die risii sion Service. g Ea GS; : WA, { Plus Géneral R epair f Phone 897-8705 Erwin, North Carotima Hospital Pharmacy Incorporated Wier speClaliZesinenesaimiptlons i YoursNetehborhocdsh miemotore. Rupert Cox-John Thornton Pharmacists Phone 892-5921 Dunn, North Garolina BRO GKIGH EVR © 1 iC Ore N Ge | = IICHEVROLET) Telephone 893-4861 Main Street Lillington, North Carolina 270546 PHIEVIPS LO WitResHoO Flowers For All Occasions Phone 897-5821 Erwin, North Carolina Belk’s Department Store Look Young, Des iounoy Shop BELK'S Dunn, North Carolina Night 89718267 Herff-Jones Company Indianapolis, Indiana Manufacturing, Jewelers and Stationers Class Rings, Pins, Commencement Invitation, Personala@an dcr Scholastic Awards and Chenille Monogram Letters CG. A. Jackson, Jro, Representatiae Phone 892-3614 Route 5 Dunn we Northee scold THE PAWN SHOP 219 East Broad Street Telephone 892-7€92 Dunn, North Carolina GLOVE RS HARDWARE AND TRANSFER CO, Day Phone 897-5311 Day Phone 897-5759 Acme Paint Sporting Goods Erwin, North Carolina WILBOURNE'S FURNITURE General BB Electric Diet, IN, C. Lillington, N. C, SAIN Ee Re Seo @® Rein Groceries, Meats, and Gas Owned and Operated by Ted and Kitty Gray Erwin, North Carolina Quality Tile Company Geramica- Quarry Flagstone - Marble Telephones 892-6874 892-6893 1208 West Cumberland Street Dunn, North Carolina Compliments of Commercial Bank BYERLY AND SNIPES INSURANCE AGENGY Home Owned Since 1919 ! DunnweNo rth .@arolina Compliments of Miemabper:t.. LD. lL. .C. SER VIGE GEE ANERS Joe M. Giles Dunn, North Carolina ' Erwin, North Carolina Godwin Jewelers Perry Brothers Roy and Jethro Godwin Tire Service, Guaranteed Watch Repair Inco rpo ra ted Quality Recapping Jewelry, Watches, and Diamonds Phone 892-3182 Dunn, North Carolina Dunn, North Carolina cecord Publishing a@y Company, : Incorporated THE DAILY, REGORE Throughout This Area, Nearly Everybody Reads Fashion and Service The Object of our Existence LUGKNOW?S of Dunn, North Carolina Telephone 892-3878 NU - HOME Wholesale Builders Supply The Record Dunn, North Carolina Dunn, North Carolina Compliments of Leders’ Incorporated Dunn, North Carolina Compliments of Lynch Pharmacy Wayne Avenue Shopping Center Minn eNorth Garolina Earl Barefoot’s Esso Service Center New Used Parts-We Fix Flats Brakes Lined Wheels Balanced Phone 897-9603 Night 897-8506 South Erwin Erwin, North Carolina Phone 892-3439 217 East Broad - Dunn, North Carolina 120 North Wilson Avenue Phone 892-3661 THE SEWING CENLER ING, Quality Fabric Notions Draperies-Our Specialty Addie Lee Neumann, Owner Dunn, North Carolina Compliments of Erwin Furniture Co. Erwin, North Garolina Cromartie Funeral Home Ze ieNocth King Avenue Dtnn, North Caroling Phones 892-20 7 74 W oe hot NO LO REG © real Ge Dealers For Plymouth | AuNOS GREAT caRe Phone 892-2123 Dunn, North Carolina THE FABRIG CENTER Phone 892-5816 West Broad Street Across From Tyler Park Dunn, North Carolina Erwin Insurance Agency Complete Insurance Service Rosemond Godwin Erwin, North Carolina Phone 897-5361 Joseph’s Department A 6, [adie Erwin, North Carolina Wynn’s Friction Proofing Corrects and Prevents Car Trouble Distributed In This Area By West Distributing Company fmawimeNorth Garolina ERWIN TIN SHOP Phone 892-3221 East Erwin, North Carolina SAM MIRIELLO Insurance - - Real Estate. Dunn North Carolina Auto sales and service sss i Ford-Falcon-Fairlane Thunderbird-Galaxie Mercury-Comet Meteor-Monterey-Mustang AUTO SALES AND SERVICE COMPANY Dunn; North Garolina BALLENTINE DAIRY Dairy Products Supreme Lillington, North Carolina Raleigh, North Carolina Varina North Garolina Ellis Barbour Insurance = = J ELLIS BARBOUR INSURANCE SERVICE | ——— Under One Roof “Every Form of Modern Insurance” The Men’s Store “Clothing forsMengandeladies™ Dunn North Garolina VI-LET BEAUTY SHOP Phone 897-5861 Erwin, North Carolina WLS PAMSUATCICAN GLGES ATION Erwin, North Carolina General Repairs Washing and Greasing Compliments of DUNN AND STEWART THEATRES Dunn North Carolina DONATIONS W. B. Warren---Auto Parts Mr, and Mrs. Robert Wood CAROLINA POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY Mr, and Mrs, Harvey Grady INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE PHONE 892-3185 P. O. Box 850 1302 WEST CUMBERLAND BERN INGe IN ene Interiors Factory Samples Quinn’s of Dunn, Inc. Dunn, sNorth Carolina The Houses bat Oualitysbuilt Compliments of Central Carolina Bank and Trust Erwin, North Carolina First-Citizens Warren. Brothers Bank Trust Co. Oil Company, Angier Buies Creek Phillips:66, 7 Coats Benson Dunn And Other Fine North Carolina Communities Member romeo TG. Phone 892-3447 BrwinseNorth Garolina Compliments of : vv. Skinner Drew Johnson Pd ry ¥, F goneda ‘HOME Cotton Company Ay a Wl Ay ae Pvc 892-2447 es 207 West Broad Street moni North Ganrolina Dunn, Noxth Carolona Compliments of STANLEY'S JE WEE RS WEST'S DEPARTMENT STORE Clothing-Shoes-Household Needs Dunn, North Carolina Erwin, North Carolina Compliments of ERWIN RADIO AND T. V.. Peranidecowsee Usl Oro rk RV IC Phone 892-2500 Sales Service 3 : : Erwi i Dunn- Erwin Highway rwin, North Carolina Erwin, North Carolina OSCAR'S SER VICENTER George Carroll Chevrolet Phone 892-6398 200 West Broad Street Dunn, North Carolina Inco rpo ra ted Chevrolet Chevelle Chevy II Corvair COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND! Wiens a7 CORE PR CRUE x ; + not” — Matthews’ Cotton @UL?F}} David Ennis’ Company | Erwin Gulf Service Phone 892-7523 Washing - Greasing Tires - Tubes Phone 897-9406 Dunn, North Garolina Kast Erwin Erwin no bun @arolima Study Refreshed e Gis Compliments of OK eo) a) AN es Ee) mi 75 3 3) Dunn Coca-Cola + mil c ( an | : ? er eal | , i Sea es Bottling y i A 4 Ny Ni ¥ wal f yA]! ( ale. r 4ye = Company , BL Dunn, North Carolina) | om . = YY 7} y, . | ] = 3 Hy ‘ Sa, 4 | ; | ‘ HY | e be Uh | Zo ante eA HOURGLASS staff, we, would like| to take | v! Ve f j | e j I i ) express our deep ffelt gratitude to ithe advertisérs | s publication possible. i : Af J v_S- CO-EDITORS ( __ , BUSINESS MANAGERS Tommi West . Sylvia Turnage Ann Coleman | Hannah Carpenter Compliments of TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA TWUA'S PURPOSE To unite all workers within its jurisdiction in the United States and Canada in an industrial union for the following purposes: --to improve their wages and hours --to establish peaceful and harmo- of work, to increase their job se- nious relations between the mem- curity, to insure full employment bers and their employers through and to better their working con- collective bargaining and to in- ditions. crease stability of the industry. --to advance their economic, social --to promote and support democ- and culturalinterests; todissem- racy and free trade unionism. inate information, among them --to advance the interests of work- regarding economic, social, po- ers by advocating and endeavoring litical and other matters affecting to secure legislation beneficial to their welfare. them. --to defend and extend their civil --to help build a better world for rights and liberties, mankind. --to organize the unorganized work- ake? AFL-CIO-CLC LOCAL 250 Erwin, North Carolina UTOGRAPHS = ahem Warntelae tee MR, C, A, JACKSON, JR. With unrelenting crescendo, the symphony ofa life replete with mel@dic Progression hastened to its finale. And a friendship that is ours to share, with its larpos' and ‘‘allepros’” moves everlastingly onward in sweet memories. As a token of its appreciation for his patience, unselfishness, sincerity, de- votion, and for both the tangible and intangible services which he has rendered in behalf of the Erwin High School, the Senior Class of 1965 leaves the HOURGLASS immemory of Mr, C, A. Jackson, Jr. . Autographs é Dake N: (sar Lea byt Shea) Lae LY pee. “ath, DA ee ; Rares ee Ke fiw’ hee yea yas Ly eye BERL pty pS (A Chex, A, By Peteperxy Ske 2 JPA a! A ot Pek “ Cee Welatss) ob eag ftom S, ora Sh foe evioned, ¢ ef Ut Conn fak) jo Te Ves op MONA Lhe . 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