Fike High School - Accolade Yearbook (Wilson, NC)

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'f1 V 4? ,f g 2 fig? 3 1? ,Q i ff? f 4.5 Z I' E First row: B. Stamper, Rose, L. Fulghum, M. Beaman, G. Xl. Priclgen, ll. Scott, Ci. Eason, ll. Spivey, T. Hosxx ell, L. Ferrell, Schacle, Nl. Deans. Second row: S. Tomlinson, P. Vllootlarcl, K. B. Vaughn, li. Wlinhorne, B. llass, Deans, ll. Ahernathy, Hodge. Third row: B. VVallace, L. Batts, A. Barkley, Striclt- R. Butler. Sixth row: IJ. Vlortlan, 'IQ Uratlshaxv. ll. Nlassengill. land, K. Phelps, D. Vvhitley, D. Fitlgeraltl. Fourth row: R. -I. Bullock, D. llatts. 'lf lloxven, C. Vllilliamson, G. Davis, D. Rickman, R. Win'stead, F. Vvilliallw. D. Tait. T. CUVCTITHII1. R. lgosticli, l. Sullivan, I. lvllatle, ll. Dail, li. plones, ul. Vfliitcliurst, johnson, I. Liner, C. Nichols, D. Parramore, li. Deans. Fifth rout: 13. l3ratlley. V ' t B d Here comes the bancl . . . llere they come . , Yes, Alter lloothall season the hantl changes its interests from the main attraction in any local parade is the Filte lligh School Varsity Bancl, Known throughout eastern North Carolina for its fine harmonic tones, the Varsity Bantl is uncler the superh clirection of Mr. Raymond ll. Balme- lay. The hand begins the school year in August. Many, many hours go into the preparation of the snappy hall'- time shows that are performed during foothall season. This work pays off when the hancl receives toxvnewide praise and admiration from hoth the young and old. It is a favorite in the community of Wilson. clrill antl pageantry to intonation antl contest music. 'lihis year the hantl is proucl to have live memhers, George Sherxvootl, Lintla Uotlxvin, Doug lilllgL'l'LllCl, llutch lhxitl' ley anal Larry Respess, play in the .Xll State Symphonic Bancl in Greenville. 'l'he thuncler of tlrums, the tingle ol' the glittering hells. antl flashing colors ol' hluc antl goltl announce the ape proaching llalph L. liilie Varsity llantl. ilihe music con' trihutcs to the roar antl the excitement ol' the croxxtl .it a paratle or a lioothall game anti liatlcs in the cool air as the mass paces its nay to the llinish ol' any event. Page I-ortlv-ozzc

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23 f ...1'-ami .-T f 'H .Y is .Jw First mni: L. Barker, Fl1m'c1's, li. Bridgcrs, T. Turner, S. bitt, S. Cruckinore, K. Suttnn. Sccoml row: G. Barlvcly, A. Biggs, B. B Overton, rl. jolinson, L. Buycttc, L. Guclwin. 1511111111 rfmi: Brin rst. Bziucwin. C. Vlllmitlcy, Al. Dail, VV. Baucfun, nl. Bmmc. l. 1Xlcxiimlcr, P. lmwn-1's, Ci. IXl?L'TIlllIllf. liifill 1'mi': A. ulilsun, isscttc. Tlzirfl row: DI. Myluin, G. Slicrwuml, F. Vllengcr, S. acl- Aln' J. Edwards, B. Barnes, L. Baker, C. Cooper, II. Hardison, L Evans, L. Bcspcss, C. VVl1itlcy, T. Vllatson, P. Vllinstead, F Nlassengill Bissette, B II. Rogers. Sixtlz row: B. Babelay, Bl. Killette, D. Brown, I Bailey, S. Bowling, B. VVclls, VV. Stancil, G. Ricks Concerts . . . Banquet . . . Emanons llelicifms lwml is Ullllfl-'DULI 11511111 l'111'sii-1' B11111l l1lL'HlI7L'l'N 111 tl 111111 illw lf11111111111x j7l'fI'l'ltlC 11'o111lcrf11l c'11tCrt11i11111:'11l Llllflllll ll qzzct given 11-1' Mrs. dl. T. fll1c'1'1zu1lzj'. CIIKYPCI1,7l'Ul52,7'lH11. Page Forty

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JUNIOR XLXRSITY XIAJOMQTTES: E. Hulbmuk, K. Hudgc. B. VVul- P. Brewer, D. Riley, V. HYUICIIHS, and R. Fmdy put their insh lucc. P. VVuudarcl. L. Butts, ZX. Vyilwu. IIICIIISLIll'lIj'tIf1CVtl Izumi pmciicf. J ' B d l7irw1' rmvz ll. Fraicly, XVillin1ns, H. Alzittlmcxw, K. Denny, S. Tlzinl row: ll. llfmlblwnlcs. K. Hodge, H. VVQIIIQCC, P. VVomla1'al, 1... Redding. Second rmv: P. Mo1n'i11g, B. Uxscry, R. BLll'IlSVVIJl'fh, Batts,A.VVilso11. D. VVcbb, G. VVorrell, V. Yul-Latis, DI. Hardin, P. Brewer. D. Riley. Page Forty two