Farmville High School - Archway Yearbook (Farmville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1968 volume:

. ' ■ ;• � � . ' t . — - A ' ■ - ,va� - ;. 7 -.. ' The Senior Class of Farmville High School Farmville, North Carolina Presents . . . Archway 1968 Editor: Lee Joyner Asst. Editor: Harvey Winstead Asst. Editor: Jimmy Moore A Look at the Past, A Glimpse of the Future 3 • 0 Look not mournfully . 4 into the past, 5 tt comes not back again. 6 Wisely improve the present, 7 it is thine. 9 to meet the 0 0 10 11 and with 0 0 0 a manly heart, Longfellow 12 Karen Elaine Barbour Diane Lynn Mozingo In Loving Memory . . « Stephen Ray Hardison Death to us is an incomprehensible thing. It is an ever present element in our lives. But we know not of it, and sometimes we take it for granted. We walk through life, and it is by our side; yet it is unknown to us.. .until it strikes in our presence. We then say, “Why?” No words can describe the emptiness felt by us at the loss of our friends. In God there is Life, In God there is Love, and in God there is also Death. It is through Him that we must find strength and hope. Life is full of joys, happiness, and sorrows. We understand the joys and happiness, but the sorrows are harder to comprehend. Death, in the form of sorrow, comes to us in the shocking reality that we must face. We must take it ' in stride, but on the way, pause to say a prayer— a few words of hope and remembrance... 13 14 Dedication We, the Senior Class of 1968, have stored in our memories many unforgetable moments. The most valuable of these is the appre- ciation which we sustain for the person who has done the most to make our four years at Farmville High School a success. For the gracious manner in which she has always encouraged and pro- moted the well-being of our class, we gratefully dedicate this, the 1968 edition of the Archway to Mrs. Lurline Wheless. Mrs. Lurline Wheless 15 Table of Contents Organizations — 25 features — 33 16 Academics 17 Administration Local School Board; Mrs. Lester Hurley, Dr. Thomas Patterson, Chairman, Mrs. Chester Outland, Mr. Carl Venters, Mr. H.B. Sugg, Mr. Jack McDavid. Not pictured; Mr. Carter Smith and Mr. R.C. Owens. Miss Elizabeth Edwards; Guidance Dietitian 19 20 r y Faculty Miss Phyllis Romita: English Mrs. Pat Hart; French Mrs. Catherine Boyette: English Mr. Lewis Lawrence: English Mrs. Lurline Wheless: Science Mr. Linwood Harris; Science Mrs. Beverly Batchlor: Librarian Miss Dorothy Isler: Science 22 Mr. Elbert Moye: Physical Education 23 Miss Elsie Seago: Home Economics Mr. James Furr: Band 24 Organizations 25 Student Government Association Students Exercise Self-Government The SGA plays an important role at FHS. Giving students a chance to voice their opinions in a democratic society, it provides an opportunity for the students to make decisions on school affairs. Among their projects are homecoming, publishing the student handbook, and sponsoring other school activities. Headed by Jimmy Wooten and advised by Mr. Sam Worthington, the SGA is also responsible for the monitors in the halls each period. The council is elected by homerooms. Jimmy Wooten: SGA President Officers: Henry Jefferson, Susan Darden, Donnie Allen, Beverly Humphrey, Carol Smith, and Mrs. Sam Worthington, advisor. 26 Seniors: Sue Mitchell, Carolyn Mozingo, Peggy Ellis, George Thomas, Jimmy Cowan, and Jimmy Lewis. Juniors: Janice CMhoun, Sue Joyner, Linda McLawhorn, Janice Thompson, Robbie McLawhorn, Frank Lewis, Roy Allen, and Bert Smith. Sophomores: Laura Turnage, Freddie Barrett, Lois Umphlett, Linda Proctor, Fred Sauls, Libby Corbett, Susan Dwyer, and John Eason. Freshmen: Donna Allen, Pattie Lewis, Jean Wells, Joy Bundy, Kathryn Kilpatrick, Lu Williams, Sarita Hardy, and Mike Mc- Lawhorn. 27 Distributive Education Clubs of America Encouraging Careers Through Practical Experience DECA, advised by Mr. Charles For- bes, has opened up a new field of learning to interested students. The members are given a chance to pre- view the business world by taking part time jobs, supervised by Mr. Forbes, and the employer. Steve Hardison, President, is assisted by Dana Duke, Vice President; Hilda Allen, Secretary; Karen Barbour, Treasurer; and Olivia Tyson, Re- porter. 28 Future Business Leaders of America tgfWSirER KETSOARD aaeaaooood ooaooooocMP ' oqoooooo FBLA is a club which strives to prepare young people for the busi- ness field. One of the club’s pro- jects is to sell stationary. All mem- bers are required to have taken a business course or to be taking one at the present time. Officers this year are as follows: President, Diane Mozingo ; Vice President, Elaine Britt; S e c r e t a r y, Sandra Turner; Treasurer, Karen Barbour; Reporter, Mary Young; and Parliamentarian, Dana Duke. The club is advised by Mrs. Betty Fulford and Mrs. Bar- bara Wooten. Preparation For The Real Test 29 Future Farmers of America Developing Skills In Agriculture The FFA explores the most modern techniques of up-to-date farming and equipment. Advised by Mr. E.P. Bass, the club is led by President, Danny Tugwell; Vice President, Randy Dixon; Secretary, Glenn Shirley; Treasurer, Morris Lewis; Reporter, Wayne Vernelson; Sentenel, Lee Speight; and Chaplain, Johnny Little. 30 Future Homemakers of America Jackie Tyndall leads the Home Economics girls as they train themselves to become future homemakers. Other officers are Patricia Starling, Vice President; Jo Ann Little, Secretary; Shelia Vandiford, Treasurer. The club is advised by Miss Elsie Seago. Practical Application For Daily Needs 31 Future Teachers of America Preparing For Teaching Opportunities jmi -kij f An outlook of the teaching profession is pre- sented to the Future Teachers of America club. Becoming aware of the problems and trivialities of a teacher are a few of the objectives of the club. Made up of all girls, the club is led by Janice Calhoun, President; Phyllis Griffis, Vice President; Sheron Jefferson, Secretary; Gwen Speight, Treasurer; and Cynthia Jones and Sue Mitchell program chairmen. Mrs. Pat Hart is the advisor. 32 Key Club In Preparation For Useful Citizenship Serving the school and community, the Key Club, advised by Mr. Allen Benfield, carries on numerous projects throughout the school year. Officers are Jimmy Moore, President; Jimmy Wooten, Vice President; John Moore, Secretary; Frank Lewis, Treasurer; and John Eason, Chaplain. 33 Keyette Club Striving For The Top Through High Ideals “WE SERVE” is the main goal put forth by each Keyette. Service to the school and community is wh t the club strives to do each year. To become a member, a girl has to be tapped by a Senior member of the club. Officers are as follows: President, Lee Joyner; Vice President, Sheron Jefferson; Sec- retary, Sue Mitchell; Treasurer, Tomianne Willis; Reporter, Niki Outland; and song leader, Susan Darden. The club is advised by Mrs. Pat Hart and Miss Elizabeth Edwards. 34 Library Club Service Through The World Of Books Assisting students with books as well as keeping the library in order are only a few of the many duties of the hbrary club. Mrs. Beverly Batchlor, librarian, keeps the club running efficiently to best serve the students. Led by Connie Corbett, President, other officers include: Neal Walston, Vice President; Freddie Barrett, Secretary; Bert Smith, Treasurer; Pattie Lewis, Reporter; and Laura Turnage, Chaplain. 35 National Honor Society Pursuing Scholarship - Their Goal Twice each year the National Honor So- ciety holds its candlelight ceremony. At this time, students who have a 90 average and display leadership, service and character are inducted into the chap- ter. The club is led by Sue Joyner, Presi- dent; Janice Calhoun, Vice President; Jane Darden, Secretary; and Robbie Eason, Treasurer; Mr. Lewis Lawrence, Mrs. Mary Moore and Miss Elizabeth Edwards advise the club. 36 Junior Science Club Beginners In Experimentation The Junior Science Club is open to all Freshmen who have a genuine interest in the field of science. They explore the vast changes in the space age as well as study the present day achieve- ments. Advised by Mr. Linwood Harris, the club is led by Dawson Andrews, President. Other officers include Pattie Lewis, Vice President; Jean Wells, Secretary; Gretchen Jefferson, Trea- surer; and Katheryn Kilpatrick, Reporter. 37 ' i-pmn’ Senior Science Club Learning Through Experiment and Observation Learning new techniques and advanced knowledge in science is the goal of the Senior Science club. Their biggest project of the year is the science fair held in the spring. At this time all science students submit a project and judges from this area award prizes. Another aspect of the club is their high level of scientific interest displayed by the speakers from DuPont. The club is led by Harvey Winstead, President; Glenn Johnston, Vice President; Lee Joyner, Secretary; Janice Thompson, Treasurer; and George Moore, Reporter. Mrs. Lurline Wheless is the advisor. 38 Squared Circle Getting Ahead To Meet The Future Students who are mathematically inclined enjoy the Math Club’s challenges. At the meetings, Mrs. Mary Moore and Mr. Julian Cameron tax the brains of the members by presenting old and new concepts in Math. The club is led by Jimmy Cowan, President; Neal Walston, Vice President; Jane Darden, Secretary ; Jimmy Lewis, Treasurer. 39 Glee Club Let There Be Music 40 Test in Glee Club? You’d better believe it! Mrs. Joe Taylor, music director, tries to teach the students the music symbols as well as how to sing the rich melodies. This trying job seems well worth it when concert time arrives and once again the FHS Glee Club shines! 41 44 Band Long Hours Of Hard Work 42 Allen. Harvey Winstead is President of the band. Sue Joyner and Beverly Humphrey are librarians. Class representatives are Glenn Johnston, Sue Joyner, John Eason, and Thorne James. .Although the band is dimunitive in size this year, they make up for it in their volume. Under the new direction of Mr. James Furr, the band keeps up their spirited rhythm whether at a football game or marching in a parade. This year’s drum major is Jamie Produce Vivacious Sounds 43 Majorettes High Steppers March Into Action Five bright-eyed beauties led the band in their tra- ditional marching forma- tion this fall. Janice Thompson, heading the squad of K a t h y Thomp- son, Jo Ann J e f ferson, Linda McLawhorn, and Susan Dwyer, spent end- less hours practicing rou- tines to reach the peak of perfection. 44 Junior Majorettes and Drill Team junior Majorettes Add Flavor Variety Is Offered By The Drill Team 45 Archway Staff Time, Patience, And Hard Work The 1968 Archway staff got underway on their difficult task early in the summer. Using spare minutes to plan and prepare an annual that the students would like, they came up with this final layout. Lee Joyner serving as editor was assisted by Jimmy Moore and Harvey Winstead assistant editors. 46 Sports Staff: Jimmy Hillard, Tomianne Willis, and editor, Sarah Helms. Art Editors: Glenn Johnston and Donnie Allen. Feature Staff: Hazel Gay, Jackie Moore, and editor, Diane Hurley. Copy Staff: Patricia Owens, Elaine Joyner, editor Cynthia Jones, and Sandra Turner. 47 lltlll! News ‘n’ Views stat ' f News Reported With Authoritative Views 48 With the coming of each six-weeks, the staff of the News ' ’n ' Views finds itself working diligently on the next six-page edition of the paper. But all the hard work is well rewarded as each issue is distributed. Advised by Mr. Lewis Lawrence, the newspaper is co-edited by Peggy Ellis and Elaine Britt. The manag- ing editor is Elaine Joyner, and the assistant editors are Lee Joyner and Niki Outland. The editors of the various staffs are as follows: copy, Karen Barbour; exchange, Sheron Jefferson; photographers, Harvey Winstead and Jimmy Hillard; sports, John Moore and Jimmy Cowan; features. Hazel Gay and Jackie Moore; humor, Thomas Purvis, Junior Lewis and Dick Anderson; and art, Lillian Gardner. 49 Office and Lab Assistants Responsibility Is For 50 Those Who Serve Typing Assistants and Bus Drivers 51 Dramatics Curtain Rises For Dramatic Entertainment Dramatics gives students a chance to express their feelings and at the same time learn to perform before a group of people. The grand finale came last year when Lid Abner was given. After nine weeks of re- hearsal, the curtain rose for a very successful two night run. Mr. Lewis Lawrence is director for the group. 52 Features 53 Miss Archway Nik Outland - Charm, Poise, Beauty 54 Homecoming Queen Queen For A Year - Mhs Janice Thompson 55 Homecoming Candidates Hopefuls For A Glimmering Crown Susan Darden Carolyn Mozingo Phyllis Griffis First runner-up Lois Umphlett Susan Dwyer Donna Allen Jean Wells 56 Homecoming Activities 57 Marshals Jane Darden Sue Joyner Janice Calhoun Bob Pierce Frank Lewis George Moore Geared To Meet The Most Difficult Challenge 58 Boy’s and Girl’s State, DAR, National Science Institute Recognition For Outstanding Achievement Each year four Juniors are chosen to attend Boy’s and Girl’s State. Jimmy Moore and Jimmy Wooten were delegates to Boy’s State, while Lee Joyner and Susan Darden were delegates to Girl’s State. The Daughters’ of the American Revolution choose an outstanding Junior girl to receive the DAR Good Citizen Award. This year the recipiant is Susan Darden. Harvey Winstead was selected as outstanding science student in the Junior Class to attend the National Science Institute’s 5 week Chemistry course at Western Carolina University. 59 Sweethearts Five clubs honor students each year for being their “sweet- heart.” The DECA club has only one-a girl. This year Gail Mozingo, a senior, was given the title. The FFA and FHA chose Becky Dickinson and Glenn Shirley. Ann Bass and Richard Harris round out the list as they represent the Key and Keyette Clubs, respectively. FFA and FHA sweethearts: Glenn Shirley and Becky Dickinson. Fun Loving And Friendly Key and Keyette sweethearts: Ann Bass and Richard Harris. DECA sweetheart: Gail Mozingo. 60 A Night To Remember Jr. - Sr. Prom 61 Who’s Who One of the best students in the Senior class can be found in Dana Oakley. Dana’s fine voice has helped him to prove he is a versatile performer on the stage by holding a leading role in Li’l Abner . Dana has also shown his atheletic abihty in football this year by making the All County Football team. This year he is President of the Senior class. Dana Oakley Cynthia Jones Most noted for her efficiency, trustworthiness and great per- sonality is Cynthia Jones. Cyn- thia is “tops” in her class for many reasons. She was a Fresh- man homecoming queen can- didate and is presently serving as secretary of the Senior class, office assistant, and is a mem- ber of the Keyette Club. Cyn- thia deserves a lot of recog- nition for a four year job well done. 62 Susan Darden “All for Farmville, stand up and holler!” is often yelled at students by the vivacious head cheerleader, Susan Darden. Also Susan has shown her scholastic ability by being chief marshal her Junior year and being a member of the National Honor Society. She was a delegate to Girl’s State and was recipiant of the DAR Good Citizenship Award. Three cheers for Susan! Jimmy Moore Three sport letterman Jimmy Moore has risen to the top in all his endeavors. Playing baseball, basketball, and football have kept him pretty busy. His senior year Jimmy was elected to the All County and All Conference football teams. Leadership is another field in which he ranks high. He was SGA Vice President his Junior year, class President that same year, and President of the Key Club his Senior year. Keep it up Jimmy! 63 Donnie Allen One of the top members of the Senior class is Donnie Allen. He is well known for his musical and artistic abilities. His artistic ability is exemplified by his outstanding job on the designing of the 1968 Archway cover. One of his favorite pastimes is playing his guitar. His fellow classmates recognized his leadership abilities by elect- ing him Freshmen Class President, Treasurer of the SGA, and tapping him into the Key Club his Senior year. Lee Joyner Leadership and responsibility go hand in hand with Lee Joyner. She has shown her leadership as she was elected President of the Keyette Club and editor of the Archway her Senior year. Her activities are varied as she has been a cheerleader for two years, secretary of the Science Club, assistant editor of the News ‘n’ Views , and was a delegate to Girl’s State. Lee deserves credit for a four year job well done. 64 Lively and friendly Niki Out- land exemplifies the ideals of the Senior class. This was made clear when they gave her the title of “Miss Archway.” Niki is seen in many activities around school. She was elect- ed President of the District Library Convention her Junior year, All conference cheerlead- er that year, and took over the hard job of Business Mana- ger of the annual her Senior year. A top notched science stu- dent, Harvey Winstead has shown his willingness to work and serve in many ways. His work in science is shown by the numerous prize winning science projects he has done, plus the fact he is presently head lab assistant and Presi- dent of the Sr. Science Club. He has also been active in the Key Club and National Hon- or Society. Congratulations for a marvelous job. Niki Out land Harvey Winstead 65 Sue Mitchell Jimmy Wooten “All rise for the Seniors!” is a phrase spoken by SGA President Jimmy Wooten. Quiet-spoken and well mannered. Jimmy has done an outstanding job of leading the student body. He has held nu- merous offices which include: President of his Sophomore class, Vice President of the National Honor Society his Junior year and Vice President of the Key Club as a Senior. A vote of thanks goes to Jimmy Wooten for a marvelous job. Li’l Abner was a huge success because of many fine performers. One of these was Sue Mitchell. Though she did not appear on stage, her performance as head of the make-up department was superb. This is just one of the many types of jobs which call for dependability and can be given to Sue. An SGA representative and an active member of the Keyette Club prove Sue is one of the finest members of the Senior class. 66 67 Varsity Cheerleaders Lively, Vivacious, And Spirited Ann Bass Phyllis Griffis Doris Wilkinson I Varsity Football Coaches: Mr. Caroll Wooten and Mr. Elbert Moye The Red Devil Footballers, improved over last sea- son, produced a successful 6-4 season. Losing two games only by a single touchdown in each to C.B. Aycock and Hobbton, and a third conference loss to Northern Nash, the Red Devils finished 4th in the Eastern Plains Conference. A high spot in the season came with a 33-0 homecoming win over Greene Central. At times the Red Devils showed a potent offense, with good passing added to the running game. Quarterback Jimmy Moore led the offense by tossing 15 touchdown passes for the season. Other top performers were: senior end Dana Oakley, tackles John Moore and Henry Jefferson. Many seasoned lettermen return next year to give Coach Elbert Moye and assistant Caroll Wooten a good nucleus to work with. 70 Ked Devils Complete Successful Season On Gridiron George Thomas sweeps around right end and picks up a first down for the Red Devils. 71 72 Boy’s Varsity Basketball Ked Devil Cagers Excel On Hardwood 73 74 Guided by Coach Allen Benfield, the ’67-’68 edition of the Red Devil Basketball team has proven it is a formidable foe in the Eastern Plains Conference. By Christmas the Devils had won only a single game at the expense of Hobbton. But the Red Devils came on strong to win two close games in the Ayden Invita- tional Tournament. The next five games, the Devils turned on the steam and won con- vincingly in aU of them. With this the Red Devils had gained sole possession of second place in the conference, and hopes are running high for a successful completion of the season. 75 Girl’s Basketball hady Devils Build For Future This Year the Lady Devils, coached by Mr. Caroll Wooten, are doing a major job of rebuilding. With only one starter back. Coach Wooten had a hard job to do. Four girls from last year’s team are now starting along with an alternating Freshman. The Red Devils got off to a slow start, but much improvement has been seen in them as they pro- gress into the season. Coach Wooten is looking forward to a better second half of the season. Next year the Lady Devils should be even better. 76 77 78 Athletic Honors Athletic Abilities Merit Special Recognition In varsity football this year Jimmy Moore picked up All County and All Conference honors while Henry Jefferson and Dana Oakley made the All County list. The following boys made the ’67 All Conference track team; Henry Jefferson, David Baker, George Moore, Sammy Hobgood, Fred Sauls, Frank Styers, and William Sermons. George Moore was selected to the 1967 All County and All Confer- ence Basketball teams. Susan Darden and Niki Outland were elected to the 1967 All Conference Cheerleading Squad. Jimmy Hillard qualified for the state golf match held in Chapel HiU last season. 79 Track Cindermen Shine In Tough Conference Farmville High School Cindermen captured the runner-up spot in the Coastal Plain Conference with a 3-2 record. Henry Jefferson set a record in the shot put and Louis Willoughby s George Moore, and Henry Jefferson along with Sammy Hobgood made the All Conference team in the 1967 season. 80 i 81 Baseball Diamond Devils Slug Away The 1967 Red Devil Baseball team closed out its Eastern Plains Conference cam- paign with a 8-6 record. The team was the only one in the conference to defeat the conference champions New Hope. This year si.x of last year’s starting nine return to help Coach Elbert Moye seek an improved record. 82 9ttlllS0 ' 83 Golf Patience Pays Off The FHS golfers rounded out the season last year with a 2-1 record. All three matches were played with Northern Nash. They, along with the Devils, are the only 2A golf teams in the Coastal Plains Conference. The returning let- ter men are Jimmy Hillard, Henry Jefferson, Bob Pierce and Richard Harris. Jimmy quahfied for the state high school championship at Camp Lejeune. Mr. Allen Benfield is the coach. 84 Junior Varsity Football Baby Devils Find Success f Under the direction of Coach Allen Benfield, the Baby Devils finished the football season with a 3-3 record. Losses were to North Lenoir, Vanceboro, and Ay den. Wins were over Ay den and two wins over Robersonville. The Baby Devils had a powerful fullback in David Dwyer, and small but potent halfback Cloyce Wilson. Many of the Junior Devils return next year with the ex- ception of the Freshmen who move up to Varsity play. 85 J.V. Cheerleaders and Basketball Under the direction of Coach El- bert Moye, junior varsity basketball players are taught essential funda- mentals necessary for varsity com- petition. This year they started the season in fine fashion by winning their first four games by consider- able margins. Unfortunately, how- ever, the J.V.’s fell into a mid- season slump and lost five games straight. The Junior Devils are led by the scoring combination of George Burnette and Charles Purvis. The other mainstayes of the starting five are Dickie Newton, Frank Styers and Johnny Lewis. Classes Seniors 1 ■ Donnie Ray Allen Senior Class officers: President, Dana Oakley; Vice President, Glenn Johnston; Secretary, Cynthia Jones; Treasurer, George Thomas; Reporter, Lee Joyner. William Leland Bagley John Rollin Baldree Karen Elaine Barbour I 88 Phillip Randall Bell James Gaddis Blalock Elaine Baker Britt Janice Elizabeth Britt Larry Franklin Brock Janie Delores Bundy 89 Graduates 1968 ) Kenneth Roy Cherry Charles William Craft Linda Grace Curry Connie Laverne Corbett Susan Newsom Darden James Louis Cowan, Jr. 90 Minerva Dupree Peggy Lee Ellis Alice Grace Fields Senior Class Jimmy Wayrre Forrest Lillian Carlette Gardner Hazel Marie Gay 91 Sarah Elizabeth Gorham James Harold Hughes James Carl Hillard Sarah Delene Helms Gwendolyn Lavern Graves j. Mary Diane Hurley Agnes Lee Joyner Larry Glenn Johnston Sheron Mae Jefferson Cynthia Louise Jones Stephen Claude Johnson 93 Elba Elaine Joyner Elizabeth Lee Lewis James Benjamin Lewis, Jr. Senior Class Thad J. Lewis, Jr. Gaile Lee Marcum Mary Susan Mitchell 94 Jacqueline Moore James Edward Moore Carolyn Ruth Mozingo Graduates 1968 Di ane Lynn Mozingo Gail Tamara Mozingo Marvin Earl Nanney Dana Paul Oakley Patricia Louise Owens Lou Nichols Outland Preston Thomas Purvis Linda Diane Owens Glenn Clayton Shirley i 96 Danny Wade Tugwell Hilda Grace Turner George Richard Shirley Doris Ann Sugg Walter Lee Tugwell, Jr. George Edgar Thomas, Jr. 97 Sandra Faye Turner Olivia Ruth Tyson Tomianne Willis Senior Class Harvey Lee Winstead, Jr. Connie Gail Wooten James Quintin Wooten 98 i Angela O’Brien and Bill Chatman I I i ! I 99 Juniors Junior Class Officers: Sue Joyner, Treasurer; Ann Bass, Secretary; Henry Jefferson, Vice President, George Moore, President. Hilda Allen Jamie Allen Roy Lee Allen Dick Anderson 100 I David Baker Mac Bagley Linda Barnes Ann Bass Leslie Beaman Bernice Blalock Steve Brinson Bob Brumbeloe Ricky Burnette Jeffery Carney Betsy Carraway Janice Calhoun Rebecca Crumpler Jane Darden Sue Davenport Randy Dixon Dana Duke Genean Dunn Margie Dunn Robbie Eason John Eastwood Willard Ellis Butch Evans David Floyd 101 Juniors Jones Fuquay Larry Gay Danny Griffis Phyllis Griffis Melvin Gurganus Bill Hall Tony Hall Diane Hines Robert Hines Sammy Hobgood Wayne House Beverly Humphrey Henry Jefferson Jo Ann Jefferson Frank Jones Ruth Jones Linda Jordan Sue Joyner Jack Kite Jimmy Lang Charles Lehman Frank Lewis Morris Lewis Johnny Little 102 Juniors Jerry Lucas Harper Manning Betty Massey Jane Matthews Clay McLawhorn Linda McLawhorn Robbie McLawhorn Gail Miller George Moore John Moore Johnny Moore Donald Mooring Ronald Mooring Lou Nelson Jackie Newsome Richard Oakley Ronald Owens Ruth Peaden Bob Pierce Judy Rose Bert Smith Ronnie Smith Lee Speight Lou Spencer 103 uniors Pauline Stancil Elaine Stanley Patricia Starling Jimmy Sumlin Mike Taylor Mitchell Thigpen Janice Thompson Donna Tyson Lyman Tyson Wayne Vernelson Neal Walston Jo Ann Wainwright Kenneth Ward Doris Wilkinson Jean Williford Greg Wilson Not pictured: Johnny Davenport 104 Sophomores ! I Sophomore officers: President, Fred Sauls; Vice President, John Eason; Secretary-Reporter, Laura Turnage; Treasurer, Susan Dwyer. Catherine Allen Wilton Baker Ricky Baker Freddie Barrett 105 Sophomores Dalton Beamon Don Blair Shirley Blalock Mickey Bradshaw Kennie Bryan Marvin Bryan George Burnette Paul Cannon Patsy Caraway Norman Casey Libby Corbett Susan Counterman Edward Dail Ray Danials Johnny Darden Jan Daughtry Becky Dickinson Susan Dwyer John Eason Charles Edwards David Ellis William Erwin Randall Erwin Sandra Forrest 106 Sophomores David Goins James Grimsley Marlene Hardee Richard Harris Ronald Heath Michael Hines Ann Hobgood Amanda James Frederick Jefferson Herman Jenkins Richard Jones Donnie King Johnny Lewis Patricia Liles Jo Ann Little Mitchell Lovic Arlene Mosely Carolyn Newton Betsy Norville Debra Oakley Janice Oakiey Kathy Owens Alice Parker Reita Pinley 107 Sophomores Paul Pittman Linda Proctor Charles Purvis Phillip Reel Ronnie Reel Judy Rollins Fred Sauls William Sermons Carol Smith Gwyn Speight Vivian Speight David Starling Patricia Strickland Frank Styers John Taylor Bobby Tugwell Cheryl Tugwell David Tugwell Ricky Tugwell Phyllis Tripp Jackie Tyndall Laura Turnage Lois Umphlett Carl Vandii ' ord 108 Sophomores Shelia Vandiford Judy Vincent John Wainwright John Walston Valencia Willoughby William Wilks Pat Williford William Young 109 Freshmen Freshmen officers: President, Fiarry Smith; Vice President, Jean Wells; Secretary, Gretchen Jefferson; Treasurer, Donnie Allen; Reporter, Johnny Dickinson. Donna Allen James Allen Susan Allen Dawson Andrews Jeanie Baird Connie Baker no Freshmen Paula Batts Debbie Baucom Rufus Beaman Joy Beamon Vida Blackley Pat Blalock Becky Brumbleloe Joy Bundy Charles Calhoun Mickey Cook Ray Cox David Davenport Brenda Davis Laura Davis Johnny Dickinson Tony Dixon Kenneth Dunn Linda Dupree David Dwyer Debra Ellis Kathryn Finkley Patsy Flake Gwendolyn Forbes Edna Frizzle Dewey Fuquay Chuck Gardner Sally Kay Garris Carla Garris Danny Gartis Vicki Gorham Jeff Hardison Sarita Hardy Perry Harper Connie Harris Billy Hart 111 Freshmen Brenda Hart Carol Hart Jerry Hart Butch Heath Lisa Heller Bobby House Shelia Howell Thorne James Gretchen Jefferson Jean Johnson Joy Joyner Reid Joyner Kathryn Kilpatrick Geraldine King Linda King Diane Lamm Lois Lamm Helen Lawrence Neil Lewis Pattie Lewis Doris Linton Charles Little Melissa McDavid Mike McLawhorn Ronald Manning Carl Massey Robert Maye Barbara Mewborn Lynn Minette Billy Modlin Danny Moore James Moore Rex Moore Allen Mooring Randy Mooring 112 Freshmen Deborah Mozingo Dickie Newton Ryan North Jeffery O’Neal Dorsey Owens Randy Owens Allen Parker Becky Perkins Norma Pittman Gene Reel Carolyn Rose Betty Schlatter Jeffrey Shirley Harry Smith Wolly Smith Vicky Spell Brenda Stancil Joby Taylor Doris Teel Kathy Thompson Linda Tripp Pattie Tripp Nell Tucker Keith Tyson Patricia Tyson Wayne Tyson Lola Umphlett Brenda Vandiford Willis Vandiford Elaine Vernelson Patricia Wainwright Ronnie Wainwright Jean Wells Lou Williams Sally Young 113 r- ' - Snapshots Advertisements i 1 I ! I i 115 _A.. C. Iwlonlx: fe Co. One of the largest tobacco industries in the south, A. C. Monk Com- pany extends its hearty best wishes to the Senior Class of Farmville High School . 116 ' WF’ACS- :Ra,a.io 1250 on your radio dial offers the best in country music. Tune i n and get I nformed on news, sports, and the weather. The station for the people in the know . Kue ' s Pharmacy is the place to go to buy all your sundry needs . Mr. Joe Kue, manager, will be glad to assist you in any way. R. C3-a.rca.n.er Co. Located for your convenience, R. A. Gardner Co. in Fountain is the place to go for all your family needs. Stop in and see them soon. You ' ll be glad you did . N. A.. Grardnei Ins ira,n.ce .Agencsr Norman A. Gardner Insurance Agency, located in Fountain, North Carolina, has all your hail and crop insurance needs. Call at Sherwood 9-3331. 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Ovitland-’s Barloer SllOID Skilled in their profession, the staff of barbers at Outland ' s Barber Shop give effic lent service to all their customers. Ray’s Restaijirant Ray ' s Restaurant, on the corner of Main and Wilson, invite you to bring the whole family In to taste their delicious cooking . Sest eJe ' welry Co. For the finest In pierced earrings. Best Jewelry Company In Greenville offers a wide selection of fine jewelry. Ne ' wtoin’s Red Wliite Newton ' s Red and White, where food is always at low pri ces, congratulate the class of ' 68. 119 Drill Testin Head: Lois Umphelett Assistant head: Cheryl Tugwel 120 Tonsr’s Phishing ' W ' ormLS Going fishing? Stop by Tony ' s and get worms that fish will go for. Located on Highway 264-A, Tony ' s has the fisher- man at heart. eJacfeson’s 33aoe ©tore Need new shoes? Don ' t hesitate. Visit Jackson Shoe Store in Greenvi I le where quality and price go hand in hand. F’lrst Na-tiona,! Centre Hard-ware For all your heeds in hardware, shop with Centre Hardware. You name it— they have it. Go in soon. IKK I ' W IKfli 1 ' 1 — HH 1 ' . n t ,r 1 1 - For efficiency and dependability, bank at First National . Enjoy the convenience of thei rnew facilities onMaIn Streetin Farmvi I le . 121 GARNER GAS MODERN FUEL FARM HOME INDUSTRY GrSimer GrSts Co. Don ' t let your burners go cold. Call Garner Gas and keep your tank full for the winter months. Their radio- dispatched trucks are always ready . F ' SLrrxi Service Center Station Wilton and Shelby Owens, proprietors, want to help you with gas, tires, bat- teries, and road service. Telephone 749-491 1 . Alien fe Jones Allen and Jones Is ready to help you whether it ' s for furniture or games for the kids. Stop In and browse around. amie’s Beanty Barlor Are you tired of your hair? Visit Mamie ' s Beauty Parlorwhere the experts choose a style that Is becoming to you. Barmville Toyland For the most up-to-date stock in games and toys, visit Toyland on Main Street In Farmville. They have games for all ages. Cedric IDavis Cedric Davis is your local agent for Morris Gold Bond, Vertagreen, and Armour fertilizers. Phone SK3-4520 for your farm needs. 122 F-oxintgLin fe when tobacco season comes around, don ' t be left holding the bog .Sell your tobacco at Fountain Monks Warehouse where the best buys are . IDoTJigleis For the best In fertl- llzers and top dressing, stop In at the Smith Douglas headquarters now and see their large selec- tion of farm needs . Ox . F snj.1 E. Jones Dr. Paul E. Jones, located at 100 Bank Parkway, Is ready to help you In times that you are In need of dental work. Ellis’s eJe welx 3 r Don ' t let your time go by uselessly .Go to Ellis ' s jewelry and buy a watch that wi 1 1 last for years . Willistm’s «J e ' welex ' s Located in the heart of Farmvllle, Williams Jewelry Store Is stocked wl th the fl nest selection of jewelry and gifts for the bride- to-be . For the finest In jewelry, go down now . 123 The Turnage Company, located on the Tlie Tixmstge Oo. comer of Main and Wilson, has the complete needs of the family. For all your hunting needs as well as house- hold goods, visit them soon and choose from their large stock. 124 Western -A-vito F lanter’s fe Fre ' witt’s Store For ail your home and auto supplies, go to Western Auto. They send their con- gratulations to the class of ' 68 C. -A.. Lilley Congratulations to the class of ' 68 comes from Mr. C. A. Lilley, CPA. Planter ' s Prewitt ' s Warehouse, located on the 264 By-Pass, is designed to help the farmer in selling his tobacco every fall . Be sure to visit the friendly folks at Planter ' s Prewitt ' s. XDnke Bniclc Fontisic Co. For the latest i n styles for your new car, visit Duke Buick Pontiac Co. where you can find what you have been looking for in a car. 125 Wickes For lumber and building supplies at wholesale prices, go to Wi ekes on High- way 264 where their prices can ' t be lower. F ' lorence Iwlstyo Florence Mayo Co. has served the Farm- ville community for thirty -three years. For a sure thing in tobacco burners, buy one of their tobacco curing systems . For dependability and service, visit them soon . Co. ii iRigg’s House Hesta,ua?etiit Silo Hestaureint Tlie Co-E3ci GivLatlity Courts Tommy’s Orive— In Tommy ' s Drive-In is on hand to serve the teenagers on the go. For fun and food visit them soon. 126 Craft Steel fe acli-izie VST’orlsis For the finest i n steel and ma- chine works, call Jim Craft at SK3-3152. He will give you the finest job . R. I-j. Sinitli Feed Com.r any R.L. Smith Feed Company has the feed you have been looking for. They send their congratulations to the senior class. IDr. W. C. !R Iercer Jr. Dr. W. C. Mercer Jr. sends his con- gratulations to the class of ' 68. Bonnie’s Cafe Bonnie ' s Cafe on Main Street in Farm- vllle Is open to serve you the best food possible . They invite you In for a treat. 127 F’sirm ' V ' ille Fvimit ' u.i ' e Co. For the finest selection of furniture and gifts in eastern North Carolina, visit The Farmville Furniture Company . They have the name brands that you have been looking for. For elegance in the home, don ' t fail to stop in. arnciville F’-u.nerstl Hoarne 128 Bellc-Tylex ’s Belk-Tyler ' s In Farmville caters to the teenager. For all the styles in clothing, shop there today. Join the younger generation . L.ee’s W atr elioxise When tobacco season comes around, trade where the highest prices are. Lee ' s Warehouse has the space and conve- nience you are looking for. eJ sty’s BstrlDei? Slior Jay ' s Barber Shop sends their congrat- ulations to the class of ' 68. Tlie BooJjc Bstm The Book Barn in Greenville Is open to help the student as well as the adult advance his knowledge in books. Go in soon and see their large selection of books. rO’SLtioii’w ica.e T titvistl Ixis arstnce Co. Don ' t be victim of circumstance. Be sure you are covered with Nationwide Mutual Insurance. Contact Mr. Joe Griffin for complete details. 129 FCX Grrain For the best grain in the south, go in FCX grain- marketing store and get the staff to show you what is best for your needs. HOME or ' CXFEIDS EW Wk.: 1 • ! k I Ml ' 1 J i eJ ■u.nior orettes eJim-my Le ' wis’ Service Station Phone 753-3437 and ask for Jimmy Lewis to assist you with all your car needs. He is known for his fine work on cars. Baldree’s ' Well IDigging Service H. O. Baldree offers well digging and boring service. With their location on the 264 By-Pass, they are eager to fill your water needs. 130 Tlie Banlc of F’armville The Bank of Farm- vllle, a member of the Federal De- posit Insurance Corporation, i s located on North Main Street. It was established in 1 904 and Is a good pi ace to bank . Tlie Sl amroclc The Shamrock, under the man- agement of Mr. Roland Lang, offers an atmosphere of friendli- ness and good food. Joyner’s IS en’s Wear Joyner ' s Men ' s Wear is located on Main Street In Farmville. They have a com- plete line of stylish clothes for men and boys. The Little R,oclcet If you ' re tired of cooking and want a quick good meal, visit the Little Rocket at Marlboro, famous for their Rocket Burgers . 131 To ' wii of F’etirixi-ville The officials and other citizens of Farmville congratulate the senior class. They are striving to help make Farmville the finest town and community In the South. They urge the youth to make Farmville their permanent home after completion of their education. 132 7;n«Tv; ' T I itt Coianty TransiDortation Co. Pitt Counl-y Transpor- tation Company serves the public with local and long distance hauling with your cargo fully guaranteed They congratulate the class of ‘68. Willcerson Brotliers’ FrvLit Market Wllkerson Brothers ' Fruit Market re- ceives fresh groceries daily, consisting of canned goods, fruits and vegetables. So go In now . Bill’s -A.-u.to Barts, Inc. Bill ' s Auto Parts has all parts you need for your car. Go in and get their de- pendable service today. Bitt GS-reene Electric IwIemlDersliiiD Co. 133 Pitt Greene Electric Membership Corp- oration is owned and operated by those It serves. They satisfy you the customer. Or. Tlioixists «J. Horton Dr. Thomas J. Horton, DDS., wishes his congratulations to the class of 1968. Bra. 3.y’s Hestemreint Brady ' s Restaurant, located on the 264 By-Pass, specializes in home cooked barbeque. Visit them in their new facilities. Iwloore’s Grvilf Station Moore ' s Gulf Station is the place to go when your gas needle is registering empty. You ' ll like their efficient servi ce . Home Xwfntnal Xnsnrance -A.gency Home Mutual Insurance Agency is ready to give you complete coverage in your insurance needs. Call them today for an appointment. F’ormica CoriDoration The Formica Corporation, a subsidiary of Cyanamid, producers of flakeboard in this area, congratulate the graduating class of Farm- vi lie High School . 134 ©If? ilarlbflrn 3nn The Marlboro Inn, with 34 air-condi- tioned units, seeks to please their customers. They provide comfortable accommodations with a swimming pool and televisions for the traveler. Eetson Iwlotors Eason Motors, located on Wil son Street in Farmville, has the best line of Chryslers and Plymouths in this area. F’stmri ' ville IDr. Tliomas Laianciry cfe Olea xieirs r atterson 135 Dr. Thomas Patterson, with his office located on North Main St., congratu- lates the ' 68 Seniors. OolliXlS Collins Aikman Bangor Division of Farmvilleis located on the 264 By-Pass. It isone of the twenty Col lins Aikman plants in the United States and Canada. They congratulate the Seniors. 136 Jones - Fotts Swf ' u.sic Co. Jones-Potts Music Co. in Green- ville hasa complete selection of pianos, guitars, sheet music, and albums for the musically inclined . ILj. 3Li. HwffnrjDlirey Co. Tyson JeTArelers L, L. Murphrey Company in Lizzie has a complete supply of staple goods as well as general merchandise. Shop in his modern station soon. Tyson Jewelry Store in Farmville has a large line of rings, charms, bracelets and all your jewelry needs. Visit them soon . I= oiDe’s Oime Store H. L. Hociges Co. Pope ' s Dime Store on Main Street in Farmville has all your school supplies on hand. Their friendly personnel is willing to help you . H. L. Hodges Company in Greenville has equipment for all your sporting needs. Phone PL2-4156 and see about team uniforms. 137 F’etnxi ' ville F’ord Farmviile Ford is ready to show you the newest In cars . Stop In theirplace now and let them take you for a test drive . Carolina Oairy Carolina Dal ry on the Ayden Highway In Greenvi I le has grade A milk and dairy products. I oyster Cliemical Royster Chemical Company isyour local dealer for insecticides, pesticides and fertilizers. Be sure to let them help you . MorMac ' s in the heart of Farmviile has all your office as well as school supplies. Visit their modern office now for your printing needs. 138 PEPSICOLA Fitt Grreenville -A-irport Pitt Greenville Airport congratulates the class of ' 68. Jefferson F’lorist fe Nvirsery Jefferson Florist Nursery in Greenvi I le has all your yard needs in bushes and plants. They also have a large stock of flowers for every need. 139 Coca-Cola. Bottling Co. Next time you are buying Cokes at your favorite store, take along an extra carton cause, Things go better with Coca-Cola, things go better with Coke, Don ' t let thirst get you down. 140 Oliver SteinlDeclsi’s M:-u.rp)lirey Co. For all your trucking needs, call Oliver Murphrey Co. for quick and reliable service . Steinbeck ' s Mens Wear In Greenville has the best selection of shirts and sweaters In this area. They also rent formal wear for that special occasion. «J. V. ClieerlesLCiers Bell’s W a.r eliovLse Bell ' s Warehouse on Belcher Street Is the place to go to sell all your tobacco. You ' II like their friendly atmosphere . 141 Sarell’s rTeedlecraft Sarel I ' s Needlecraft Shop in Greenvi lie offers the finest selection in needle- craft, knitting, and the top grade yarns. The sharpest dressed young men do all their shop- ping at Proctor ' s in Greenville. Th ey are anxious to help you with your wardrobe . Cli.eerleacier ' s Fountain Co. Fountain Motor Co. in Fountain offers the best in used cars for the prospective buyer. Stop in today. -A-llied Florists Allied Florist in Greenville wants to satisfy you the cus- tomer. See their large show- room of flowers. Fountain Iwfilling Co. The I ocal suppliers of Wayne Feed is the Fountain Milling Company. Oper- ated by Mr. Carter Smith, they are lo- cated Flighway 258 in Fountain. 142 E3d.gecom.loe Bemlc fe Tx xst Co. Edgecombe Bank In Fountain Is ready to have you as a cus- tomer. Bank with them now . Oiclc’s Service Center Dick ' s Service Center on Wilson Street In Farmville Is your local Shel I gas dealer. Rely on their dependable service soon . ZDr. ClistrleB E3. E ' itzgersilci Dr. Charles E. Fitzgerald sends his congratulations to the Seniors. Briley Oil Co. Briley Oil Company, local distributors of Esso Heating Oil, Is located on West Wilson Street In Farmville. Next time you are low on oil, give them a call. Bizza, Znn For an evening out with the family or a date, eat at the Pizza Inn In Greenville where service Is fast. You ' ll like the atmosphere . EZ. IwZoore Wliolesale Co. H. M. Moore Company handles all your wholesale needs In candy, notions, and novelties. He Is willing to serve the community . 143 IwIcrDsfvici -A.ssocia.tes McDavid Associates will survey your land for you with expert precision . Call Mr. Jack McDavid today for depend- ability and efficiency. Oon Bryan’s GS-rocery Don Bryan ' s Grocery, located on south Main Street, is ready foryou to receive their friendly and fine service. They specialize in courteous service. S B Cleaners S H Cleaners is the place to go for dry cleaning, pressing, or just all your laundry needs. Their fast service can ' t be beat. Ronse Brintery Rouse Printery sends their congratu- lations to the Senior class of Farmville High School . Nassif Cannon Nassif Cannon Store on Main Street is stocked with lots for low values for the whole family. They have clothes to fit everyone . IDr. «J. Iwl. IwIe ' W ' TDorn Dr. j. M. Mewborn sends his best wishes to the class of ' 68. 144 S]peig3at Service Center Speight ' s Service Center has top-notch service for your car. They are equipped with all the up-to-date auto re- pair skll Is. Rollings B’aTDric Sliop Or. S. iH. A-srcooM Jr. Rollins Fabric Shop has the latest in materials for the young set. They have all your sewing needs. Visit them to- day! K. Cetnnon K. Cannon Store on Main Street in Farmvi I le Invites you In to see a few of the fine values they have to offer in the clothing line . IDr. A-lToert W, Sxnitli Jr. Dr. Albert W. Smith, Jr., I ocal veteri- narian, sends his best wishes to the Seniors. Dr. S. H. Aycock, Jr. congratulates the Senior Class of Farmville High School . City Orvig Co. City Drug Company has a complete supply of all your Rexall drugs as well as all convalescence materials. 145 Tlie Grlstixiour Beetixty SllOID The Glamour Beauty Shop has all the latest hairdo ' s for the fashion-minded young girl. Make an appointment soon and see for yourself. Norman’s Grrocery Norman ' s Grocery Store on South Main St. serves you the customer with quality food and household articles. As their motto goes We don ' t keep the best; we Sell It! H ' arm ' ville Beavity Salon The Farmvllle Beauty Salon is ready to have you as their customer. They know the newest techniques in beauty practices . Blovint Harvey dfe Co. Blout Harvey Co. In Greenville has the finest in clothing for high school boys and girls. See their selection of fine wearing apparel now . The Pappagallo Gallery In Greenville has shoes forall occasions.lt is located In the College Shop. 146 3x Od3 ’S Brody ' s In Greenville has two lo- cations to serve you with fine quality clothes. Louis Cowan, local distributor of Sealtest milk and dairy products, congratulates the I-iOVLiS Co ' wetn Seniors. Z-i£tXlg’s Forall your clothing and dry good needs, visit Lang ' s Inc. on Main Street in Farmville . C. fe Barker Sliop C. H. Barber Shop ex- tends its congratulations to the Senior Class. Cancile ' wicls Znn The Condlewick Inn has an elegant atmosphere for that special date or just an evening out. 147 Senior Directory DONNIE RAY ALLEN: Class President 1; Jr. Science Club 1; Science Club 2,3,4; Key Club 4; Archway Staff 4, Art Editor; Band 4, Glee Club 1,2; SGA Treasurer 4; SGA Representative 1; Library Assistant 1,2; Lab Assistant 4; Track 2; National Honor Society 3; Who’s Who 4; Monitor 4. WILLIAM LELAND BAGLEY: FFA 1,2,3,4; DECA 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2. JOHN ROLLIN BALDREE: DECA 2,3,4; New’s ‘N’ Views Staff 4; Glee Club 1,2. KAREN ELAINE BARBOUR: FBLA 3,4; Treasurer 4; DECA 2,4, Treasurer 4; News ‘N’ Views Staff 4, Copy Editor; Drill Team 2,3; Typing Assistant 1; Office Assistant 4; DECA Sweetheart 2; English Assistant 2,3. PHILLIP RANDALL BELL: Math Club 1,2,3; DECA 4; Glee Club 1,2; Bus Driver 3; Football 3,4; J.V. Football 1, Track 2. JAMES GADDIS BLALOCK: Math Club 3,4; Glee Club 1,2; DECA 4; News Views Staff 4; Bus Driver 3,4. ELAINE BAKER BRITT: Science Club 2; FHA 1; FBLA 3, Vice President 4; News Views Staff 3, Co-Editor 4; Drill Team 2; Glee Club 1; Typing Assistant 3,4; Homecoming Candidate 1; J.V. Cheerleader 1; Varsity Cheerleader 3; Dramatics 3,4; English Assistant 1,2,3. JANICE ELIZABETH BRITT: Jr. Science Club 1; Science Club 2,4; National Honor Society 2,3; Glee Club 1,2,4; SGA Repre- sentative 2; FTA 4; Keyette Club 4. LARRY FRANKLIN BROCK: FFA 1, 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Bus Driver 3,4. JANIE DELORES BUNDY: FHA 1,2, Parliamentarian 1, Re- porter 2; DECA 3,4, Treasurer 3, Historian 4; National Honor Society 2; Glee Club 1,2; Typing Assistant 3; Math Assistant 1; Junior Outstanding DECA Award 3. KENNETH ROY CHERRY; Science Club 2,3; DECA 4; FBLA 1; Office Assistant 4. CONNIE LA VERNE CORBETT: Library Club 2,3,4, President 4; FHA 1,2, Songleader 2; DECA 4; Glee Club 1,2; Typing Assistant 4; Math Assistant 1. JAMES LOUIS COWAN, JR.: Math Club 2,3,4, President 4; Jr. Science Club 1; Archway Staff 4, Publicity Staff; News ‘N’ Views Staff 4, Sports Editor; Band 1,2, 3, 4, Uniform Officer 2; SGA Representative 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Monitor 1,2, 3,4; J.V. Football 1; J.V. Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3; Dramatics 2,3,4. CHARLES WILLIAM CRAFT: FFA 1,2,3,4; News ‘IT Views Staff 4; Glee Club 1,2; Monitor 4. LINDA GRACE CURRY: FTA 3; Typing Assistant 4; Keyette Club 4; FBLA 4. SUSAN NEWSOM DARDEN: Class Secretary 3; Jr. Science Club 1, President 1; Science Club 2,3,4; Keyette Club 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Archway Staff 4, Business Staff; News ‘N’ Views S taff 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; SGA Secretary 4; SGA Rep- resentative 2,3; Marshal 1,2,3, Chief 3; Lab Assistant 4; Home- coming Candidate 2,4; Runner-Up 4; Girl’s State 3; DAR 3; His- tory Award 3; J.V. Cheerleader 1, Head 1; Varsity Cheerleader 2,3, Head 4; Who’s Who 4. MINERVA DUPREE: Transfer from H.B. Sugg. PEGGY LEE ELLIS: FHA 1; Sr. Science Club 2; FTA 3.4; Arch- way Staff 4, Publicity Staff; News ‘N’ Views Staff 3, Co-Editor 4; Glee Club 1,2; SGA Representative 4; Office Assistant 4; Dra- matics 3,4; English Assistant 3; Keyette Club 4. ALICE GRACE FIELDS: Sr. Science Club 2,3,4; Archway Staff 4, Business Editor 4; Glee Club 2,3,4. JIMMY WAYNE FORREST: FFA 1,2,3; DECA 2; Glee Club 2. LILLIAN CARLETTE GARDNER: Jr. Science Club 1; FTA 4; News Views Staff 4, Art Editor; Glee Club 1,2. HAZEL MARIE GAY: Library Club 2,3, Vice President 3; Math Club 2,3, Secretary 3; Science Club 4; Archway Staff 4, Feature Staff; News Views Staff 2,4, Co-Feature Editor 4; Jr. Ma- jorette 4; Dramatics 3,4. SARAH ELIZABETH GORHAM; Band 2,3,4. GWENDOLYN LAVERN GRAVES: Band 2,3,4. SARAH DELENE HELMS; Science Club 2,3,4; Archway Staff 4, Sports Editor; News Views Staff 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Office Assistant 4; Basketball 2,3; Cheerleader 3,4. JAMES CARL HILLARD: Jr. Science Club 1; ScienceClub 2,3,4; Archway Staff 4, Sports Staff; News Views Staff 4, Photog- rapher; Band 1,2, 3,4; Monitor 2,3,4; J.V. Football 1; Basketball 3,4; Track 1,2; Golf 1,2, 3,4; J.V. Basketball 1,2. 148 JAMES HAROLD HUGHES: Math Club 4; Glee Club 2; Head Monitor 4; Football 4. MARY DIANE HURLEY: Jr. Science Club 1; Science Club 2,3,4; Library Club 2, Reporter 2; Archway Staff 4, Feature Editor; News ‘N’ Views Staff 4; Glee Club 1,2,3, 4; Basketball Manager 2,3,4. SHERON MAE JEFFERSON: Class Treasurer 1; Science Club 2; Keyette Club 3,4, Vice President 4; FTA 3,4, Secretary 4; News Views Staff 4, Exchange Editor; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; SGA Rep- resentative 3; Monitor 4. STEPHEN CLAUDE JOHNSON: Jr. Science Club 1; Science Club 2,3,4; Dramatics 4; Band 2,3; Glee Club 1; SGA Representative 3; Monitor 4; Basketball 3,4; Manager 1; J.V. Basketball 1,2; J.V. Football 1; State Science Fair 3. LARRY GLENN JOHNSTON: Class Vice President 4; Math Club 2; Jr. Science Club 1; Science Club 3, Vice President 4; Archway Staff 4, Art Editor; Band 1,2, 3, 4, Sr. Representative 4; Keyette Sweetheart 3; Football 4; Track 2; Key Club 4. CYNTHIA LOUISE JONES: Class Secretary 4; DECA Club 2, Secretary 2; FTA 3,4, Program Chairman 4; FHA 1; Archway Staff 4, Copy Editor 4; News Views Staff 3; Glee Club 1,2; Office Assistant 3,4; Homecoming Candidate 1; J.V. Cheerleader 1; Who’s Who 4; Keyette Club 4. AGNES LEE JOYNER: Class Reporter 3,4; Jr. Science Club 1; Science Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Keyette Club 3,4, President 4; National Honor Society 2; Archway Staff 4; Editor-in-Chief; News ‘_N’ Views Staff 2,3,4, Assistant Editor 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; SGA Representative 2; Monitor 4; Girl’s State 3; Basketball 1,2; J.V. Cheerleader 1; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; Who’s Who 4. ELBA ELAINE JOYNER: Jr. Science Club 1; Science Club 2; FBLA 3,4; Archway Staff 4, Copy Staff; News ‘N’ Views Staff 3,4, Managering Editor 4; Glee Club 1,2; Office Assistant 4; Monitor 3; Dramatics 3,4. JAMES BENJAMIN LEWIS: Class Vice President 3; Jr. Science Club 1; Math Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Key Club 3,4; Glee Club 1,2; SGA Representative 4; Track 3; National Honor Society 2,3. THAD J. LEWIS, JR.: Class Treasurer 2; Math 1,2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 2; President 3; Key Club 3,4; News Views Staff 4, Humor Editor; Glee Club 1; Typing Assistant 4; Monitor 3; Football Manager 2; Baseball 2; J.V. Basketball 1,2. GAILE LEE MARCUM: Glee Club 1,2. MARY SUSAN MITCHELL: Science Club 2; FTA 3,4, Program Chairman 4; Keyette Club 3,4, Secretary 4; Glee Club 1,2; SGA Representative 4; Marshal 1; Basketball 1,2,3; National Honor Society 2,3, Reporter 3; Dramatics 3,4; Who’s Who 4. JACQUELINE MOORE: Jr. Science Club 1; Science Club 2,3,4; Archway Staff 4, Feature Staff; News Views Staff 4, Co- Feature Editor; Band 1,2; Glee Club 3,4; Monitor 4, Basketball 1. JAMES EDWARD MOORE: Class President 3, Vice President 2; Key Club 2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4; Library Club 1,2, Trea- surer 2; Jr. Science Club 1, Vice President 1; Science Club 2,3,4; Archway Staff 4, Assistant Editor; Glee Club 1; SGA Representa- tive 1, Vice President 3; Monitor 3,4; Boy’s State 3; State Science Fair 3; J.V. Football 1; Varsity Football 2,3,4; All Conference, All County Football 4; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2; Who’s Who 4. JACKIE LEE MOYE: Math Club 1,2,3, President 3; Typing Assis- tant 1,2; Monitor 1,4; Football 3,4; J.V. Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Science Club 2. CAROLYN RUTH MOZINGO: Math Club 2; FTA 3; FBLA 4; Glee Club 1,2; SGA Representative 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Dramatics 3,4. ELIZABETH LEE LEWIS: Science Club 2; FTA 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,4; Dramatics 3. 149 DIANE LYNN MOZINGO: FBLA 4; Library Club 1,2; FHA 1,2; Drill Team 2; Glee Club 1,2; Typing Assistant 3; Office Assistant 4; J.V. Cheerleader 1; Class Reporter 1. GAIL TAMARA MOZINGO: Library Club 3,4; FHA 1,2, Parlia- mentarian 2; DECA Club 2,3,4, Photographer 4; Glee Club 1,2; DECA Sweetheart 4; FFA Sweetheart 2. MARVIN EARL NANNEY: Class Sergeant-of-Arms 3; Science Club 2,3,4, Reporter 3; Jr. Science Club 1; Key Club 3,4; Bus Driver 3,4; Lab Assistant 2,3,4. DANA PAUL OAKLEY: Class President 4; Jr. Science Club 1; Science Club 2,3; Glee Club 1,2; SGA Representative 3; Bus Driver 3,4; Football 3,4; Who’s Who 4. LOU NICHOLS OUTLAND: Class Secretary 1; Library Club 1,2, 3,4, Secretary 2; President Northeastern Library District 4; Jr. Science Club 1, Secretary 1; Archway Staff 4, Business Manager; Math Club 4; News Views Staff 2,4, Assistant Editor 4; Glee Club 1,2; SGA Representative 1; Homecoming Candidate 3; Miss Archway 4; Basketball 1,2; J.V. Cheerleader 1; Varsity Cheer- leader 2,3,4; Who’s Who 4; Keyette Club 3,4; Reporter 4; Dra- matics 3,4; Science Club 2,3. LINDA DIANE OWENS: DECA 2,3; FHA 3; FBLA 4; Glee Club I, 2; Typing Assistant 2. PATRICIA LOUISE OWENS: Jr. Science Club 1; Math Club 2; FBLA 3; Archway Staff 4, Copy Staff; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; SGA Representative 2; Monitor 4; Homecoming Candidate 2,3; J.V. Basketball 1. PRESTON THOMAS PURVIS: Math Club 2,4; Dramatics 4; Archway Staff 4, Business Staff; News ‘ N’ Views Staff 4, Humor Editor; Monitor 4. GLENN CLAYTON SHIRLEY: FFA 2,3, Secretary 4, Sentinel 3; DECA 3,4; Football 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4. GEORGE RICHARD SHIRLEY: FFA 1,2,3,4. DORIS ANN SUGG: FHA 1, 2,3,4, Secretary 3; Glee Club 1,2,3; Typing Assistant 4. GEORGE EDGAR THOMAS, JR.: Class Treasurer 4; Jr. Science Club 1; Science Club 2,3,4; Key Club 3,4; SGA Representative 4; Library Club 1,2; Lab Assistant 4; Football 2,3,4; J.V. Football 1; J. V. Basketball 1. DANNY WADE TUGWELL: FFA 1,2, 3,4, Reporter 3, President 4; Library Club 4; News ‘N’ Views Staff 4; Glee Club 1,2; Typing Assistant 4; FHA Sweetheart 3; Baseball 1. WALTER LEE TUGWELL: FFA 1,2, 3, 4, Chaplain 1; Bus Driver 2. HILDA GRACE TURNER: DECA 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Typing Assistant 3; Office Assistant 3,4. SANDRA FAYE TURNER: FBLA 3,4, Secretary 4; Library Club 4; Archway Staff 4, Copy Staff; Glee Club 3,4; Typing Assistant 4; Basketball 3,4. OLIVIA RUTH TYSON: Math 2; Glee Club 3; DECA 3,4, Re- porter 4; Basketball 4. TOMIANNE WILLIS: Jr. Science Club 1; Science Club 2,3,4; Keyette Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; Archway Staff 4, Sports Staff; News Views Staff 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; SGA Reporter 3; J.V. Basketball 1, Basketball 2,3; Track Assistant 1,2, 3,4; National Honor Society 2. HARVEY LEE WINSTEAD, JR.: Jr. Science Club 1, Treasurer 1; Science Club 2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 4; Key Club 3,4; Assistant Editor of Archway 4; News Views Staff 4, Photog- rapher; Band 1,2, 3,4, President 4, Uniform Officer 3; SGA Rep- resentative 2; Lab Assistant 2,3,4, Head Assistant 4; State Science Fair 3; Football 2,3; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Track 1; National Honor Society 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; National Science Institute 3; Who’s Who 4. CONNIE GAIL WOOTEN: FTA 3,4; Jr. Science Club 1; Science Club 2; News ‘N’ Views Staff 4; Glee Club 1,2; SGA Representative 3; Dramatics 3,4. JAMES QUINTIN WOOTEN: Class President 2; Jr. Science Club 1; Math Club 2,3,4, Vice President 4; Archway Staff 4, Business Staff; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; SGA Representative 2, President 4; Marshal 1,2; Monitor 2,4; Boy’s State 3; Baseball 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4, Vice President 3; Who’s Who 4. WILLIAM CARLTON YOUNG: Jr. Science Club 1; Math Club 3; Glee Club 2; Bus Driver 1. 150 151 We will not anticipate the past; so mind, young people, -our retrospection will be all to the future. —Richard Brinsley Sheridan j t I I ! i f ■ I a