Farmer High School - Far Echoes Yearbook (Asheboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1964 volume:

synthesis—Shorthand—Homecoming—rubber bcft -sock hops F.B.L.A.—Class of ’64—Theorems—Elite—coll o Pds—Madras “The Dog”—straw—Latin Club—lockers— sriV Lady Falcons “London Fog”—calling cards—initiationfek)nhJ— practice— F.T.A. pep rallies—Home Ec.—Juniors- uSter fca ewood—applications Falcons—potatoes—Junior-Seg Bar Ptermpapers—Elephant jokes—Letter sweater—F. .— J rms—exams—district finals— “Annie Oakley”—the store —Black anakWhite—Weejuns— History notes Student Council—Superlatives- ook reports—Cheerleaders— Class rings—Home runs-Washingto trip—coach—Sherwood —Monogram Club—typewriters—“Steadies”—caps and gowns—officers—lab pop tests—Chemistr m azine sales—Beta Club—teachers—week- ends—bulletin bofl s y tures—tardy bell—burgundy—cafeteria 7:30 Saturdays- bal speare—coach—desks—Alma Mater—teased hair 7?teFJK aCemblies—Math—“Liberte -Eqalite Fraternite” film� ps—aknounliments—grammar grades—try outs—excuses annuaMldumi ”—the Beatles—champions TABLE OF CONTENTS Mr. Robert Allen ADVISOR Becky Wall EDITOR Dedication...................................... 4 Principal’s Message............................. 5 High School Faculty............................. 6 Seniors......................................... 8 Juniors.........................................23 Sophomores......................................28 Freshmen........................................32 Clubs...........................................37 Sports..........................................43 Elementary Faculty..............................56 Elementary Grades...............................57 Last Will And Testament.........................65 Prophecy........................................66 Statistics......................................67 Advertisements..................................68 Marlene Briles Linda Gallimore Phil Poole Cheryl Poole Ronda Hunt ASSOCIATE EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER SPORTS EDITOR ACTIVITIES EDITOR ART EDITOR 2 Randolph Public Library Asheboro, Worth Carolina The 1964 Far Echoes Published by the Senior Class of Farmer High School Farmer, North Carolina DEDICATION No one has been more closely associated with the students as a teacher;--no one has given more willingly of her time, talents, and service to help us in every way possible;--no one has been so patient and understanding in all our undertakings as Mrs. Bettv Sue Miller. Because of her influence and friendship, we, the Senior Class of 1964 dedicate our edition of the FAR ECHOES to Mrs. Betty Sue Miller, teacher, advisor, and friend. 4 PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE My congratulations to each of you as you reach an important milestone in your life. This milestone marks the end of one era and the beginning of another. I trust that in the past era you have gain- ed the knowledge and experience necessary to the development of the abundant life in the new one. As you leave Farmer High School you will go into many different avenues of life. I hope that you have come to realize that your education is not complete. Everything you ever do will be a part of the great educational process. I challenge you to always try to make the most of every opportunity you have. I have been with you a very short while, but I have already come to think of you as My Seniors. This year with you has been a personal pleasure to me and I shall always cherish the memory of my asso- ciation with you. And now as you are about to depart from us, each to go his separate way, I sincerely wish much suc- cess to each of you in every worthy project you undertake. Secretary Mrs. Doris Hammond m i sie HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY R. C. Adams Vocational Agriculture Robert Allen Social Studies Mrs. Ersal Garner Guidance J. Warren George Mathematics Daniel H. Kruger Science Miss Colien Long Librarian Mrs. Betty Sue Miller Commercial Mrs. Verna Russ Physical Education Eli Smith English Mrs. Mary H. Watson Home Economics E. Talmadge Williams Latin Charles Williard Physical Education NOT PICTURED; Mrs. Katharine Clarke English SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President: Kenneth Hunt Secretary: Dianne McDowell Vice President; Geraldene McDowell Treasurer; Eddie Morris Reporters; Becky Wall and Ronda Hunt FLOWER: White Rose COLORS: Blue and white MOTTO: All Roads Worth Taking Lead Up Hill. 8 MASCOTS MARLENE BRILES CURVEY BROWER GERALDENE CAGLE LINDA BROWN COLEMAN JOE DELK LINDA GALLIMORE AS SENIORS WE SOLD MAGAZINES HELEN HARRIS CAROLYN HOGAN LEVON HOPKINS SHIRLEY HUGHES KENNETH HUNT RONDA HUNT i VICKIE STEERE HUNT WILEY HURLEY BRENDA JOHNSON BRENDA KEARNS IRVIN KEARNS JOHNNY KEARNS SANDRA LANIER As JUNIORS we went to Tanglewood Park. DONALD LOFLIN DIANNE McDOWELL RALPH McDOWELL BETTY McQUEEN EDDIE MORRIS KEITH MORRIS LOU DEAN NEWSOME CHARLES PARKER DAVID PICKETT LINDA PIERCE MARSHA PIERCE CHERYL POOLE PHIL POOLE MARY QUICK As FRESHMEN we had a tacky party. DON RICH GENEVA SAUNDERS RICH BOBBY RIDGE JUDY THORNBURG ROBBINS RUTH SAWYER BRENDA SMALL BAXTER SURRATT I CLASS SONG CLASS POEM The time has passed so swiftly by, the days have come and gone. The joy's we've shared, the friends who've cared forever linger on. The memories of days gone by, of those both good and bad Will stay with us through coming years, and leave us all so sad. Our parents, teachers, and our friends have helped us day by day. I We wish to thank you for your help through all our high school days. Our goals are high, the paths are long, the future seems so bright, Please help us God, to do our best, as we depart tonight. Song writer, Marlene Briles CLASS HISTORY Four years ago the Senior Class of 1964 entered high school. We probably did not look like high school stu- dents, but it did not take long for us to get accustomed to our new adventure. Our Freshman advisors were Miss Loberta McNeill and Mr. Talmadge Williams. We elected our class officers: Ronda Hunt, President; Linda Gallimore, Vice President; Barbara Wood, Secretary; and Phil Poole, Treasurer. We enjoyed several parties during our Freshman year. Before we knew it, the year was completed and we were Sophomores. Our Sophomore advisors were Miss Judith Aycock and Mrs. Mary Watson. Our class officers were Curvey Brower, President; Cheryl Poole, Vice President; Hal Hodgin, Secretary; Glenda Sprinkle, Treasurer; and Linda Brown and Dianne McDowell, Reporters. Those receiving the honor of being tapped into the Beta Club were: Rebecca Wall, Ronda Hunt, Marlene Briles, Linda Gallimore, Mary Quick, and Shirley Hughes. Our activities that year included a trip to the State Fair. In 1962 we received the title of Juniors, which made us feel very proud. Our advisors were Mrs. Betty Sue Miller and Mr. Charles Williard. Our class officers were Johnny Kearns, President; Shirley Hughes, Vice President; Ronda Hunt, Secretary; Cheryl Poole, Treasurer; and Barbara Wood, Reporter. Johnny Kearns received the honor of being tapped into the Beta Club. Of course, we were looking forward to ordering our class rings, which we would receive after becoming Seniors. We began preparation for the banquet which took place in the National Guard Armory in Asheboro. We chose blue and white as our class colors, and the white rose as our flower. Our motto is: All Roads Worth taking Lead Up Hill. We were very proud to help with commencement because we felt we were nearing our goal as Seniors. Those chosen as Marshals were Rebecca Wall and Johnny Kearns, Co-Chiefs; other marshals were Ronda Hunt, Marlene Briles, Linda Gallimore, and Shirley Hughes. We were very sorry to see the Seniors leave but we were happy to take their places. And then in 1963 we returned as Seniors. It did not take us very long to realize the duties we had to take over. We were all proud of our class rings because we felt we had earned wearing them. Our advisors were Mrs. Katharine Clarke and Mr. Robert Allen. Our class officers were Kenneth Hunt, President; Geraldene Cagle, Vice President; Dianne McDowell, Secretary; Eddie Morris, Treasurer; and Ronda Hunt and Rebecca Wall, Reporters. Our most important task was to publish the best Far Echoes ever. The annual staff was selected and they got down to work. Plans were made for the selling of magazines and for our trip to Washington. For twelve years we have shared the joys and sorrows that came to us. We are very grateful to our teachers, parents, and friends who have helped us reach our goal. As we part, each in his own direction, may we always be led by the Almighty God, and be able to look back at the many memories of our school years at Farmer High School. Our scrapbooks are open, and what do they hold? Some memories of iron, some memories of gold. Dances and ballgames, our life in a whirl, Some certain boy, or that special girl. All that lies behind us--the Banquet, the teams Those past things a memory--our future, a dream. And though it hold boredom, or joy, or woe, Our life is before us--we've mires yet to go. Poem writer, Rebecca Wall Historian, Shirley Hughes ■ 1 SENIOR g'lmsmtem ,-., P %c - .yi . v •. V: � ••■■• -.1.. ,- ' .... BEST PERSONALITY Carolyn Hogan Levon Hopkins SENIOR BEST LOOKING Helen Harris Curvey Brower MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Marlene Briles Kenneth Hunt fSSfr - MOST DEPENDABLE Mary Quick Kenneth Hunt SUPERLATIVES MOST CREATIVE Ronda Hunt Joe Delk SUPERLATIVES JUNIOR OFFICERS President; Eddie Walker Vice President; Carol Moffitt Secretary; Joyce Cagle Treasurer; Roy Yates 23 JUNIORS Betty Allmon Marlene Bumgardner Mickey Causey Kenneth Cranford Karl Elliot Judy Farlow Steve Freeman Diane Garner Nancy Gunter Glenda Hamilton Brenda Handy Brenda Hardister Margie Harris Steve Harris Steve Henley JUNIORS Janet Hill Johnny Hill Hal W. Hodgin Aweilda Hogan Ann Hoover Mildred Jarrell Brenda Kindley Kenneth Lambeth Larry Lassiter M. H. Lewallen Delores Lewis Sydney Lowe Richard Luther Butch Maness Hurley McBride JUNIORS Geralene McDowell Joyce Cagle McDowell Larry McDowell Lillie Grace McDowell Gary Myers Van Nance Diane Pierce Wayne Pierce Judith Poole Linda Ridge Steve Routh Genie Russell Betsy Sexton Nancy Smith Loretta Snidet JUNIORS Nancy Snider Gayle Sprinkle Nancy Staley Tim Voncannon Eddie Walker Teresa Way Iris Waynick Philip Williams Roy Yates Ronald York Worth Younts 27 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President - Carter Sink Vice President - Gary Tesh Secretary - Randy Walker Treasurer - Steve Brower Reporter - Fred Hill 28 SOPHOMORES Ken Armstrong Bob Balderson Sue Bescher Steve Brower Harvey Brown Scott Bunting Brenda Cagle Donna Cagle Roy Cranford Beverly Deaton Ronnie Dunn Geraldene Durham Judy Fagge Donald Freeman Mildred Honcock Jolie Handy Fred Hill Kenneth Hill Herman Hogan Patricia Hogan SOPHOMORES Barbara Hoover Donald Hoover Eugene Hughes Brenda J. Hunt Janet Hunt Larry Hunt Virginia Hunt Janice Kearns Ricky Lucas Billy McDowell Lauren McDowell Richard Miller Ruby Miller Lawrence Moffit Douglas Nance Brantley Pierce Artie Poole Judy Ann Poole Jimmy Sanders Gloria Sexton SOPHOMORES Jerry Shaw Susan Shortsleeve Carter Sink Judy Smith Jerry Snider Wayne Snider Linda Small Peggy Small Gayle Surratt Carol Swanney Gary Tesh Amy Thornburg Bonnie Trotter Janet Tysinger Bobby Varner Randy Walker Tawana Walker Dalton Yates Jayne Yates FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President: Vickie Hill Vice President; Nancy Hunt Secretary: Janice Freeman Treasurer: Sylvia Robbins 32 FRESHMEN Sharon Armstrong Bobby Batten Becky Bell Janie Bescher Wanda Bray Jane Bulla Garrett Byrd Roger Cagle Larry Callicut Alton Causey Dennis Cranford Ronald Dunn Harold Farlow Harold Freeman Janice Freeman Tommy Freemen Brenda Goins Pat Grigg Harold Harris Boyce Herlocker Charlene Hill Mary Hill Tommy Hill Vickie Hill FRESHMEN Tommy Hogan Steve Hoover Brenda Hunt Brenda Hunt Calvin Hunt Eddie Hunt Margaret Hunt Nancy Hunt Patricia Hunt Thomas Hunt Carol Kearns Edna Kenyon Barbara Kindley Harold Kindley Wanda Kindley Larry Lambeth Harold Lanier Max Lanier Jean Latham Pauline Latham Regina Loflin Donald Luck Panzie Hinson Cathy Hogan FRESHMEN i Morris Nance Johnny Owens Joe Parker Johnny Parker Jackie Payne Larry Perdue Cathy Phillips Jackie Pierce Ronald Pierce Ronda Pierce Wayne Pugh Dennis Ridge Judy Robbins Sylvia Robbins Jimmy Routh Joe Russell Mary Seay Johnny Shaw Wayne Simmons Dolan Skeen Renda Maness Linville McDowell Martha McDowell Steve Miller FRESHMEN Larson Small Bryce Smith David Smith Bumice Staley Louise Summey William Summey Doris Swaney Kenneth Sykes Bobby Thornburg Jessie Tucker Linda Tysinger Pageant Tysinger Marshall Varner Jolene Voncannon Bonnie Walker Harriet Watson Patsy Waynick Elizabeth Weiters Jo Ann Williams Larry Williamson HazelYates Dianne York Jerry Younts Micheal Younts I i «n� � a STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT: Johnny Kearns ADVISOR: Mr. Talmadge Williams FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA PRESIDENT: Eddie Walker ADVISOR: Mr. Daniel Kruger FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA PRESIDENT: Shirley Hughes ADVISOR: Mrs. Mary Watson FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA PRESIDENT: Darrel Hunt ADVISOR; Mr. R. C. Adams LATIN CLUB PRESIDENT: Gary Tesh ADVISOR: Mr. Talmadge Williams PRESIDENT: Worth Younts ADVISOR: Mr. J. Warren George FRENCH CLUB PRESIDENT: Johnny Kearns ADVISOR: Mrs. K. H. Clark MATH CLUB FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Geraldene Cagle PRESIDENT Mrs. Betty Sue Miller ADVISOR LIBRARY CLUB Ruth Sawyer PRESIDENT Miss Colien Long LIBRARIAN BUS DRIVERS SPORTS For the past two years the Farmer Falcons have been the acknowledged leaders in the Randolph County Conference. None of this would have been possible without the capable leadership of Mr. Charles Williard. Coach Williard holds the respect of all the students of Farmer High School. His tolerance, his desire to win, his consistent encouragement, and his steady emotions are some of the reasons for our respect for him. The boys say He doesn't let up even though we're winning, and that he works with the individuals. His ability to joke at the proper time and work at the proper time impresses the boys. Because of his outstanding qualities as a coach and as a person, the Sports Section of this an- nual is dedicated to Mr. Charles Williard. 44 HOMECOMING ROYALTY Brenda Johnson 1st Runner-Up Barbara Wood Queen Senior Attendants Jean White Ronda Hunt Cheryl Poole I f 45 Court Vickie Hill Tawana Walker Delores Lewis BOYS’ BASKETBALL TEAM CO-CAPTAINS COACH Mr. Charles Williard Phil Poole FORWARD Roy Yates FORWARD Charles Parker GUARD Kenneth Hunt FORWARD Curvey Brower GUARD GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM CO-CAPTAINS COACH Mrs. Verna Russ Amy Thornburg FORWARD Jayne Yates GUARD Jean White FORWARD FARMER GIRLS’ CONFERENCE SCORES 1964 Ramseur Franklinville Liberty Grays Chapel Seagrove Ramseur Coleridge Franklinville Liberty Coleridge Grays Chapel Seagrove Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer Farmer FARMER BOYS CONFERENCE SCORES 1964 Farmer 84 Ramseur 62 Farmer 88 Franklinville 46 Farmer 65 Liberty 64 Farmer 77 Grays Chapel 44 Farmer 75 Seagrove 58 Farmer 67 Ramseur 60 Farmer 97 Coleridge 75 Farmer 78 Franklinville 48 Farmer 55 Liberty 63 Farmer 116 Coleridge 76 Farmer 68 Grays Chapel 28 Farmer 70 Seagrove 59 CHEERLEADERS Seniors 52 Advisor Mrs. Jane Caudle BASEBALL TEAM Coach—Mr. Charles Williard 53 MONOGRAM CLUB President; Curvey Brower Advisor; Charles Williard SCOREKEEPERS Larry Lassiter Kenneth Lambeth Eddie Walker r 5ft GREAT OA r ELEMENTARY FACULTY Mrs, Myrtle Bailey - Grade 8 Mrs. R. 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Bescher - Grade 1 Mrs. Jane Caudle - Grade 7 Mrs. Lucy Cranford - Grade 3 Mrs. Blanche Elliot - Grade 4 Miss Leah Hammond - Grade 5 Mrs. Edith Kearns - Grade 6 Mrs. Henrietta Newlin - Grade 1 Mrs. Lillian Overton - Grade 2 Marion Pierce - Grade 7 Allen Prevost - Grade 6 Harold Sharp - Grade 8 Mrs. Meredith Thornburg - Grade 3 Mrs. Mary Walker - Grade 2 NOT PICTURED; Mrs. Dorothy Kruger - Grade 4 Mrs. Eunice Morgan - Grade 5 EIGHTH GRADE Janet Barnes Bernice Cooper Donnie Cornelison Steve Dickens Donald Dunn Jerry Elliot Rosemary Freeman Eugene Graves Patricia Greene Vicki Greene Glenda Harris Johnny Hill Joyce Hill Rachel Hill Glenny Hinson Ronny Hogan Brenda Hoover Linda Hoover Jerry Hughes Rachel Hulin Joyce Hulin Betty Kearns Patsy Kearns Arnold Lanier Carolyn Lanier Elaine Lambeth Vera Lambeth Dempsey Lowe Charles McDowell Donald McDowell Faye McDowell Lynn McDowell Johnny McElreath Edward Moore Melvin Morton Alton Nance Gary Nance Libby Newsome Kay Presnell Emma Saunders Ray Setter field Donald Spoon Betty Snider Shirley Snow SEVENTH GRADE O jD -t V. p p Mil ft P Judy Adams Joetta Allen Cathy Auman Phil Barnes Donnie Cagle Harold Cagle Rhonda Cagle Ritzel Cagle Lynn Cockerham Harold Cole Louella Davis Alvin Dunn Marvene Elliott Kay Garner Phil Garner Timothy Gooch Phyllis Greene Becky Harris Faye Harris Donald Hill Larry Hill Teresa Hinson Bertha Hughes Brenda Hughes Vaden Hughes Claude Hulin Fred Hulin Hollis Hulin Joanne Hulin Robert Hulin Cheryl Hurley Olga Hurley Delanna Hussey Wanda Ingold Hollis Kearns Lynn Kearns Charles Lamar Diane Lambeth Roy Lambeth Beverly Lanier Debbie Lanier Frankie Lanier Raeford Latham Shirley Loflin Johnnie Luther Lynn Luther Michael Luther Naomi Luther Cynthia McBride Benny McDowell Ken McDowell Linda McDowell Lynn McDowell Rita Moore R. L. Moore Wanda Morton Steve Nance Donald Parker Michael Pierce Elaine Quick Diane Ridge Joann Ridge Doris Russell Myrtle Russell Robert Russell Richard Shears Brenda Shortsleeve Danny Simmons Hilda Sink Betty Snider Phil Starling Gordon Surratt Jamie Surratt Ronald Tesh Eugene Tucker Belinda Watson Carol White Larry Williamson 58 SIXTH GRADE Terry Allmon Jimmy Allred Mary Ruth Bennet Shelia Jo Brower Faye Bunting Lawrence Cagle Tim Callicutt Betty Cole Williard Coltrane Arron Cranford Frankie Dunn Junior Dunn Judy Freeman Donnie Hardister Gail Hardister Buddy Harris Donald Herlocker Sharon Hinshaw Danny Hogan A. J. Hughes Ann Hulin Joe Hulin Judy Jarrell Pete Jarrell Glenda Kearns Ronald Lanier Edward Loflin Pam Loflin Sidney Loflin Barbara Luck Larry Luther Shelia McBride Brenda McDowell David McDowell Dwight McDowell Mary McDowell Steve McDowell Nancy Miller Jeanette Moore Randy Poole Karen Rich Larry Royal Jane Russell Montie Salmons Roy Sanders Carolyn Satterfield Ronnie Saunders Melvin Seay Donnie Small Bobby Snider Peggy Snider Tommy Snider Teddy Suggs Vickie Teague Mary Ellen Trotter Barbara Tucker Judy Waynick Dennis Yates 59 r f FIFTH GRADE Ken A 11mon Timmy Armstrong Elaine Balderson David Barns Cynthia Becraft Patsy Bell Bobby Bray Larry Brewer Charles Cagle Don Cagle Kathy Comer Eva Davis Judy Fields Elaine Garner Ginger Garner Roger Green Sandra Greene Niny Grigg Peggy Hardy Jane Harris Mike Harris Lawrence Hoover Jimmy Hulin Betty Hunt Stevie Hunt Judy Ingold Brenda Jarrell Kathy Jester Carolyn Johnson Lynn Johnson Linda Kearns Gregory Kennedy Bobby King Martha Lanier Mary Latham Glenda Loflin Walter Luther Clinton McDowell Doug McDowell Wanda McDowell Ronnie Miles Gail Moore Joe Morgan Gayle Nichols Andy Overman Eddie Overman Eddie Paschal Tammy Richardson Tony Rogers Bob Russell Sara Jane Russell Larue Salmons Dianne Saunders Milford Shaw Ricky Skeen Ann Spillman Linda Starling Kathy Surratt Vicki Surratt Judy Swaney Michael Thompson Dianne Varner Janet Voncannon Amy Walker Mark Walker Houston Yates 60 FOURTH GRADE David Allmon Neil Apple Mary Alice Barnes Frankie Brewer Gary Cagle Cynthia Coltrane Tony Cranford Wayne Davis Donna Fowler Macie Freeman Jeanette Garner Patty Sue Garner Shirley Garner Patsy Garren Marilyn Hargett Randy Harris Raymond Hayden Melinda Henson Debby Hill Deborah Hinson Terry Hogan Dale Hoover Eddie Hoover Janet Hoover Eddie Hughes Johnny Hughes Leroy Hughes Eddie Hulin Franklin Hulin Lester Hulin Tommy Jarrell Terry Johnson Keith Lambeth Brenda Lanier Rebecca Loflin Deborah Luther Junior Lee Luther Kathy Luther Kerry Martin Gary McBride Tony McBride Bobby McDowell Nancy McDowell Pat McElreath John Moore Jackie Morgan Iva Jean Nance C. 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Newsome Gary Pascal Thomas Pierce Cathy Poole Larry Poole Gay Purdle Sandra Salmons Lynn Small Connie Snider Carlee Spencer Allen Surratt Martha Voncannon Mary Voncannon Flora Kay Walker Steve Williams Brenda Yates 61 THIRD GRADE n n r Phyllis Barnes Shirley Beane Roger Brewer Dannie Brower Dallas Bunting Marjorie Cagle Brad Clifton Ronnie Cornelison Ann Cravan Steve Dunn Tony Goins Alice Gorden June Gordon Danny Hardister Lynn Hardister Ricky Hardister Roger Hayden Roberta Henley Donald Hinson Ricky Hogan Phyllis Hoover Rena Hoover Roger Hughes Ronald Hughes Marston Johnson Charles Kearns Wayne Kinney Dianne Lanier Danny Luther Edward Luther Karen Luther Ruth Luther Sammy Luther Becky McDowell Dianne Moore Ralph Moore Richard Pierce Melanie Quick Jamie Ridge Susan Ridge David Russell Kathy Russell Patty Sue Russell Becky Saunders Jerry Saunders Rhonda Sanders Wanda Seay Gail Small Laresa Smith Elaine Strider Douglas Suggs Richard Suggs Betsy Surratt David Thornburg Ronnie Thompson Wilbur Trotter Margaret Varner Nathan Varner Brenda Walker Gail Williams Kathy Williams 62 SECOND GRADE Loretta Allmon Kathy Baldwin Mike Brower Perry Callicutt Perry Callicutt Debbie Craven Jackie Davis Martha Davis Kay Delk Shelia Fields Billy Garner Brooks Garner Larry Garren Gwen Gorden Rickey Green Nita Grigg Lisa Jo Hammond Ricky Hayden Willey Jean Hayes Edna Henley Gregg Hill Jerry Hill Ronnie Hinshaw Ann Hogan Carol Hoover Jerry Hughes Thomas Hughes Teresa Hunt Larry Jarrell Nathan Johnson Sharon Kearns Audrey Kelly Sabrina Kennedy John Kidd Judy Kidd Eddie Lambert Bobby Lambeth Jimmy Lanier Louis Luther Jeffry Loflin David Luther Billy McDowell Joyce McDowell Mark McDowell Stephen Morris Martha Nance Patty Jean Newsome Roger Newsome Roger Newsome Deborah Nichols Vanessa Parker Randy Parrish Janet Pyrtle Nancy Russell Roxann Salmons Cherry Ann Shaw Grady Sheffield Teresa Skeen Teresa Small Patricia Tesh Cindy Trotter Sheryl Tucker Todd Walker Roger Waynick Shelia Williams Spencer Wilson P P t$. Aft 63 FIRST GRADE Terri Allen Cynthia Bailey Debbie Bains Edsel Bains Wayne Brewer Tony Cagle Steve Castelloe Debbie Clifton James Davis Johnny Dunn Roma Dunn Judy Fry Cindy Garner Dwayne Garner Emily Garner Frankie Garner Perry Goins Donnie Lee Gordon Pandora Hammond Randy Hayden Becky Henson Donnie Ray Hill Stansel Hoover Michael Hughes Patricia Hughes Ronnie Hulin Dwight Hussey Luthenna Hyler Gary Kenny Marty Kennedy Cvnthia King Karen Lambeth Wanda Lambeth Donald Lanier Jefferson Lanier Delores Luther Jarius Luther Martin Luther Gale Lowe Gregory McDowell Elizabeth Moore Darlene Morgan Bobby Nance Donald Poole Terry Pyrtle Leslie Russell Michael Small Dale Russell Brantley Smith Pamela Smith Vickie Snider Ronda Suggs Ronda Varner Douglas Walker Scarlett Wilson 64 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Sixty Four of Farmer High School, in the state of North Caro- lina in the county of Randolph, being of sound mind and realizing that our school days are about to close, do make, declare and publish this our Last Will and Testa- ment. ARTICLE I item 1- To Mr. Castelloe, we leave our sincere thanks for his efforts in our behalf during the past year. Item 2- To the teachers, we leave our deepest appre- ciation for their efforts to increase our knowledge. ARTICLE H Item 1- To the Juniors, we leave the title of mighty seniors. Item 2- To the Sophomores, we leave the excitement of attending their first banquet. Item 3- To the Freshmen, we leave the beat up desks and worn out teachers. ARTICLE III Item 1- To the buildings and buses, we leave our deep- est sympathy after the care we have given them for the past twelve years. ARTICLE IV Item 1- I, PHIL POOLE, will my nickname Slick to Carter Sink, hoping he will use it to his advantage. Item 2- I, CHARLES PARKER, will the number 333 1 3 to anyone who can say it better than I can. Item 3- I, LINDA GALLIMORE, will my ability to keep a messy locker to anyone who can find things better than I can. Item 4- I, BECKY WALL, will my ability to edit the annual and cheerlead to anyone who is willing to give up eating and sleeping. Item 5- I, DONALD LOFLIN, will my ability to gradu- ate to Peggy Small hoping she will do the same. Item 6- I, JOE DELK, will my ability to get out of class and pace up and down the halls, to anyone who can fulfill it better than I have. Item 7- I, EDDIE HOUGH, will my ability to learn, to Billy Crotts. Item 8- I, BAXTER SURRATT, will my superlative Wittiest to anyone who will enjoy it as much as I have. Item 9- I, MARSHA PIERCE, will nothing because I plan to carry everything with me. Item 10- I, GENEVA RICH, will my good times in fourth period study hall to Judy Poole. Item 11- I, BOBBY RIDGE, will all my money, a dollar- three-ninety-eight to anyone who will have it. Item 12- I, CURVEY BROWER, will my ability to goof off to anyone who has enjoyed it as much as I have the past four goofy years. Item 13- I, KENNETH HUNT, will my superlatives, Most Likely to Succeed and Most Dependable, to anyone who deserves them as much as I did. Item 14- I, BARBARA WOOD, will my superlative Most Popular to my sister, Janice. Item 15- I, IRVIN KEARNS, will my bus 101 and un- filled opportunities to Kenneth Hill. Item 16- I, RONDA HUNT, will my ability to draw, to my sister, Betty. Item 17- I, LINDA PIERCE, will my ability to graduate before my older brother Wayne, to my younger brother, Brantley. Item 18- I, ROBERTA GOINS, will my ability to trans- late Latin to anyone who would like to do it. Item 19- I, DAVID PICKETT, will my Ford bus, 108, to anyone who will have it. Item 20- I, BETTY McQUEEN, will my love of water sports to anyone who thinks whey can survive. Item 21- I, BRENDA KEARNS, will my superlative, Most Athletic to Aweilda Hogan. Item 22- I, MARLENE BRILES, will my height to anyone who will enjoy it as much as I have. Item 23- I, RUTH SAWYER, will anything I have left to anyone who can find it. Item 24- I, RALPH McDOWELL, will my good times at Farmer High School, to my brother, Charles. Item 25- I, WILEY HURLEY, will my ability to lay out and go hunting to Herman Hogan, hoping he doesn't do it as much as I did. Item 26- I, CAROL BATTEN, will my senior year and my ability to graduate to my brother, Bobby. Item 27- I, CHERYL POOLE, will my height to anyone who would enjoy it as much as I have. Item 28- I, SANDRA LANIER, will my long weeks and short weekends to anybody in love. Item 29- I, VICKIE HUNT, will my good times during lunch to Judy Poole. Item 30- I, BRENDA JOHNSON, will my heart to any- one who thinks he is man enough to get it. Item 31- I, JOHNNY KEARNS, will my position as Presi- dent of the Student Council, to anyone who would appre- ciate it as much as I have. Item 32- I, BARBARA SWINK, will my ability to pass history to anyone who hates it. Item 33- I, EDDIE MORRIS, will the good times that our gang has had to Larry McDowell and his gang down at Scott's cabin. Item 34- I, JUDY ROBBINS, will absolutely nothing, because I want all I've got. Item 35- I, HELEN HARRIS, will my superlative, Best Looking , to the best looking girl in the eleventh grade. Item 36- I, SHIRLEY HUGHES, will leave nothing, taking all I have with me. Item 37- I, MARY QUICK, will my place in the Senior Class to anyone who wants it. Item 38- I, DIANNE McDOWELL, will nothing because I need all I have. Item 39- I, JEAN WHITE, will my four years of basket- ball to anyone who thinks they can enjoy it as much as I have. Item 40- I, LINDA COLEMAN, will being married in my senior year to anyone who could enjoy it as much as I have. Item 41- I, LEVON HOPKINS, will my questions to anyone who is crazy enough to ask them. Item 42- I, DON RICH, will my height, 6'6 , to Diaper Dan and hope he uses it. Item 43- I, BRENDA SMALL, will my height to Linda Small, and my weight to Ronda Pierce. Item 44- I, LOU DEAN NEWSOME, will half, and I, Carolyn Hogan, will the other half. Item 45- I, GERALDENE McDOWELL, will my good grades in shorthand to any dumb brute that can stand it. Item 46- I, KEITH MORRIS, will Farmer High School to anyone who feels like they want it. ARTICLE V We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Sixty-Four of Farmer High School, do declare this to be our last will and testament. We appoint Mr. Robert Allen as our sole executor, to see that our wishes are carried out. Class of '64 Eddie Morris Testator SENIOR PROPHECY As I was walking through the woods one day, I saw a funny looking machine. I decided to investigate. Well, I investigated! Before I knew what was happening I was in the thing and no way to get out! All of my classmates and I seemed to be in an entirely different world. I pushed a button and wonders plus nightmares happened. Here's what was happening. . . Eddie Hough is now making headlines in the Tabernacle Journal because he is running for Mayor of Taber- nacle. Just east of Spivey's Meat Market, Marlene Briles now has her own Pig Ranch. Her foreman is Donald Lof- lin. Eddie Morris is now employed by Ray Fox driving a new Chevelle. Curvey Brower has finally made a hit with Ronda and her family. He is now co-owner of Wham, Hunt, and Brower Construction Company. Barbara Swink now has her own Beauty Culture School. Her main topic of discussion is How to Keep the Figure Trim and Slim. Betty McQueen is now surfing at Parker's Mill. Keith Morris is now running his own boarding house doing all the cooking and housework--this is an ideal vo- cation for him since he was such an A+ student in Home Economics. Marsha and Baxter Surratt have now retired and are now living in one of the many New Hope Mansions. Wiley Hurley now has his own Shooting Reserve in the New Hope Township. While riding through Tabernacle Community the eye-catcher, of all things, is Kearns’ Speedway which is named in honor of Irvin Kearns. Carol Batten and Brenda Kearns are now touring the U.S.A. demonstrating the modern walk. Dianne McDowell is now modeling for Vogue giving all the clothes that short and petite look. Rebecca Wall missed the last question on the $64,000 Challenge--this was the question--On what date is the 4th of July? Linda Pierce has just recovered from the shock of having quintuplets--two girls, two boys, and one monkey. Geraldean Cagle is now raising her own family of girls to have a basketball team. Cheryl Poole now has to run her own dairy farm since she did not marry a millionaire. Her specialty is milk- ing cows. Shirley Hughes is now having to use her daddy’s chicken eggs for bowling balls at Hughes' Bowling Alley. Levon Hopkins is now employed by the New Fiope Yankees--as assistant water boy. Helen Harris is now modeling the Cover Girl Make-Up. But, the only trouble is that the title speaks the truth--it really does cover her up. Vickie Hunt has become such an expert at cooking that she is now advertising for Betty Crocker. If you need any work just call Barbara Wood's Dairy Farm. It is progressing very nicely. She has 5 cows, 5 pigs, and 5 horses, but you know how Mother Nature Works. Linda Coleman is now becoming very independent--she can take a bath by herself. Judy Robbins is now raising her own little nest of Robbins --singing Bye, Bye Birdie. Brenda Johnson is now running her own Do Good Club. She teaches to do good as a do-gooder should. Jean White is now running her own business school--teaching people how to mind their own business. David Pickett, now running his own independent Worm Ranch, is counting, smelling, and selling over 2,000 worms a day. Bobby Ridge is now employed by Holman and Moody driving a 1970 Jet-Back and he is really flying low. His wife, Myrtle, is now his new relief driver. Kenneth Hunt who has long been remembered for his quotation, Man is a Dog's Best Friend is now in charge of Tabernacle Dogspital. Ralph McDowell is now running a More Store, the more he gets the more he wants. Roberta Goins is in Garren Town running her own Beauty Salon. Charles Parker and Phil Poole are now playing for the Harlem Globe Trotters--trotting from one end of the court to the other. Geneva Saunders finally had to quit working at the 100 store because she got too big to get behind the candy counter. Mary Quick finally got up enough nerve to jump over the blazing candle stick. Ruth Sawyer is now employed by Sawyer's Meat Packing Plant writing books on how to cure hogs. Larry Sexton now has his own private garage in Jackson's Creek. Sandra Lanier and her husband have no trouble in keeping their six children clothed even if it is in under- clothes--her husband works at Stedman’s. Brenda Small is now making oodles and gobs of money modeling new hair do's--Tonnette for little girls by Toni. Linda Gallimore is now serving her sentence of 30 days in the Randolph County Jail for racing and driving un- der the influence--it doesn't say under the influence of what. Johnny Kearns is the jail keeper. Carolyn Hogan and Lou Dean Newsome are still in Africa awaiting the return of their husbands from Tarzan's Army. Joe Delk is now unemployed. He was laid off for mattress making. I finally figured out what kind of machine I was in. It was a Time Machine. But, I thank my lucky stars I pushed another button and that it was the right way out. But, I’ll have to admit it was fun while it lasted! Brenda Johnson Joe Delk SENIOR STATISTICS CAROL BATTEN Dramatics Club 3; 4-H 1,2. MARLENE BRILES Beta Club 2,3,4; Senior Superlative; Junior Marshal; An- nual Staff 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4. CURVEY BROWER Class Officer 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Mono- gram Club 2,3,4; Officer 4; Superlative. GERALDEAN CAGLE Class Officer 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Monogram Club 4; F. H. A. 1,2,3,4; F. B. L. A. 4. LINDA BROWN COLEMAN Basketball 1,2,3; Monogram Club 3,4; F. H. A. 1,2,3,4; Bus Driver 3,4; FBLA 3,4. JOE DELK FFA 1,2,3,4; Senior Superlative; Bus Driver 3,4; 4-H 1, 2. LINDA GALLI MORE Beta Club 2,3,4; Officer 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Officer 1; FHA 1.2,3; Junior Marshal. ROBERTA GOINS FHA 1,2. HELEN HARRIS Library Club 3; FBLA 3,4; Senior Superlative; FHA 1,2, 3,4. CAROLYN HOGAN Senior Superlative; FTA 2,3,4; FHA 1,2,4; FBLA 3,4; Math Club 4. LEVON HOPKINS FFA 1,2; Officer 2; FTA 2,3,4; Officer 2; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Senior Superlative; Baseball 1,2,3,4. EDDIE HOUGH FFA 4. SHIRLEY HUGHES Beta Club 2,3,4; Officer 4; Class Officer 3; FHA 1,2,3,4; Officer 3,4; Student Council 3. KENNETH HUNT Class Officer 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 4; Senior Superlative 2; FFA 1,2,3,4. RON DA HUNT Class Officer 1,3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Officer 3; Junior Marshal; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Co-Chief 4; Senior Super- lative 2. VICKIE HUNT FHA 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; FBLA 4; Library Club 3,4. BRENDA JOHNSON Basketball 1,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Bus Driver 3,4; Senior Superlative. BRENDA KEARNS Basketball 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Officer 2; Library Club 2,3,4; Bus Driver 3,4; Senior Superla- tive. IRVIN KEARNS FFA 1,2,4; Officer 4; Bus Driver 3,4. JOHN KEARNS Class Officer 3; Student Council 3,4; Officer 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Chief Marshal 3; FTA 2,3,4. SANDRA LANIER Library Club 4; 4-H 1; FBLA 3,4. DONALD LOFLIN FFA 1,2,3,4; Officer 2,4; Bus Driver 3,4. DIANNE McDOWELL Class Officer 2,4; FHA 1,2,4; FBLA 3,4; FTA 2; Library Club 1. RALPH McDOWELL FFA 1. BETTY McQUEEN Dramatics Club 2; Library Club 2,3,4; FBLA 3,4. EDDIE MORRIS Math Club 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Class Officer 4; Senior Superlative; FFA 2,3,4; Officer 4. KEITH MORRIS FFA 4. LOU DEAN NEWSOME FTA 2,3,4; FBLA 3,4; FHA 1,2,4; Dramatics Club 2,3; Bus Driver 3. CHARLES PARKER FFA 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; Senior Super- lative. DAVID PICKETT FFA 1,2,3,4; Bus Driver 3,4; 4-H 1,2. LINDA PIERCE FBLA 3,4; FHA 1,2,4; Glee Club 2. MARSHA PIERCE Basketball 1,2; FHA 1,2,3; Health Careers Club 3; FBLA 3,4; Pep Club 3. CHERYL POOLE Class Officer 2,3; FBLA 3; Officer 3; Cheerleader 3,4; Monogram Club 4; Annual Staff 4. PHIL POOLE Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; Sen- ior Superlative; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Officer 3; Annual Staff 4. MARY QUICK Beta Club 2,3,4; Dramatics Club 2; Senior Superlative; FTA Club 4; French Club 4. BOBBY RIDGE Baseball Manager 1; Basketball Manager 1,2. JUDY ROBBINS Basketball 1; FHA 1,2,3; Health Careers Club 3; FBLA 3, 4; Pep Club 3. RUTH SAWYER FHA 1,2,3,4; Officer 3,4; Library Club 2,3,4; Officer 3, 4; FTA 2; French Club 4; Officer 4; Pep Club 3. GENEVA SAUNDERS 4-H 1; FHA 1,2,3,4; Library Club 3,4; FBLA 3,4. LARRY SEXTON FFA 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3. BRENDA SMALL 4-H 1; FTA 2; FBLA 3; Math Club 4. BAXTER SURRATT FFA 1,2,3,4; Officer 1,3,4; Bus Driver 3,4; Student Coun- cil 4; Senior Superlative; 4-H 1,2. BARBARA SWINK FHA 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1,2,3,4; 4-H 1. BECKY WALL Cheerleader 3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4; FBLA 4; Annual Staff 4; Senior Superlative. JEAN WHITE Basketball 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; FHA 1,2,4; FB LA 3,4; Pep Club 3. BARBARA WOOD Miss Farmer Hi Miss 3; FTA 2,3,4; Officer 2; Class Offi- cer 1,3; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Co-Chief 3; Chief 4; Sen- ior Superlative. 67 Compliments of HALL-KNOTT, INC. Men's and Boy's Wear Ladies Sportswear Compliments of MORRIS SUPER MARKET Denton, N. C. KEARNS SERVICE DRUG STORE Day Phone MA5-2216 Night Phone MA5-3985 803 W. Salisbury St. Asheboro, North Carolina DENTON TIRE APPLIANCE CO. South Main St. Denton, N. C. ALTON J. DELK Building Contractor Phone 857-2355 Route 2 Denton, N. C. 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