wars, ' 'I , f' s .f Y 1' 1, JH . If ' , . ' ' ..' 1. ,, '. ' il' 4 ,Q-ff?- : , ' -.W '-if g . -'i 'H . . -1 I , 'M U, 1-I ' 'M 1 ' 1 X ' H 4' X , ' ' u ' ' . '- ' .', 5'v. f v W 1 w , , , . .M -V .. W, x 7 , , ' . 1: vm :- 1 I x v 1 UN C UNTY PUBUC LIBRAP llvlpnesslons IIVIPRESSIONS INIPRESSIONISI64 4 J I 1964 4 AC X Published - The Senior C ss RALPH L. ' KE SENIOR HIGH S DOL Wilson, Nort Carolina Editor SANDI E MCFARLAN E Business Manager RALPH DAI L Advisers MIRIAM M. DUNN Editorial Staff KATHERINE B. FLEMING Business Staff n ies Q 9 QL? z 15l.:v.f?1 '--I7 562653- A136861 , NWYSQ . YW!! WM W W fm 3 , wg l at ' f i f ,Y, 3 ,,n1. Qi ,.V., Vgif sbffgzgki lg il Q f It Ei 3 dlghllg Ill! 1 1 'Wu ll FOREVVORD You are alone . . . a new schedule confronts you . . . you have a nemfenvurnnncnt.. .you search for understanding . . . your teacher may guide you . . . you become aware of your surroundings . . your acquaintances broaden . . you gain knowledge . . . you find a place for yourself . . . you join . . you find a unity '... you participate . . . you begin, your future awaits you . . . Are these your impressions? - You Are AIUTIC' page 7-I I CONTENTS You Become Aware page 29-79 You Participate page 121-143 ion Search page I3-27 You Find page 81-119 y u is -- X , be Q' P 'X W 1 if R . if W, 5 wg desi lag X i ? A ' 'IH 4 ffe w You Begin page I-15 f if X y 3 Q X X YOU ARE ALONE . . . you are alone . . . a sea of new faces surrounds you . . . a new schedule confronts you . . . you depend upon no one . . no one depends upon you . . . you are a solitary organism . . . self-sufficient . . . self-satisfied . . . you are your environment. OU, the Student . . . Student C01llZCilC11fCl'IHf11S 1uzcl'e1'privil0ged vlzildren. S1lH18l1fStIlI1llil'C 11lC'CjlII'iSI1HtlS Hoxuiw. in relation to your 1 -, 4, 'ff we ' ix ln... 1 ' Y o structs tl Class iii tlzv use of tlic slizlc 1' ss Himicr QIl17pUl'l5 tlzc llflllll 111 ll pep 1'1'1ll1'. lam' 11zzs11'e1' is fmiucl U11 llic' D scale. Aliss Hiaxztca' ule DEDICATION Miss CWLYDE lluN'1'iii1 'llic liulls at Rulpli L. liilcc lligli Sclwul Lll'C clcscrtccl. Voiccs can lic licurcl coming llmiii ll single rociiii. Ycs, Miss Cilyclc llL1IHC1' is still 111 xwrla, liclping L1 stuclcnt. Paticncc- LlHClCl'StllDillHg-ClCX'K1ll0l1'Il1CSC qualities, cs- scntiul for ll goucl tCz1cl1Q1', clcscrilvc Miss l luiitcr. Slic sliows Lmtiiiiig pnticncc iii liclp- ing stuclcnts in tlicii' scurcli for 11111111111-figs ul iiiiitliciiiutics. Slic Lll1ClCl'SILlI'lClS tliut cx'c1'yonc luis wczilmcsscs, and slic clcwtcs licrsclf to strciigtlicning stuclcnts in tlicsc areas. Miss l luntci' clcclicatcs licrsclf to quality cclucziticm. ln turn, wc clcclicutc tlic 1964 ACCULADE xiitli mucli aicliiiirziticm to Miss Cilyclc lluntcr. ,, ., ' ,ff ,A YW , W ff A 2 , ,K ff , Z' Q f - , A 554' -' I . , AWA y 4 K fy J, x 1 wr ww Wg: 4, , f 44 W , 2 0 f f y Vx . ,, 5 Mx wif X W-F -.-21, , , G 33 ,, , X! ,, fn ZZ , wy Mx 'ss Cl vnu lIllN'l rin 7 W 7 W ,,f,, f, , i f f W s YOU SEARCH . . . you search for understanding . . . for a new meaning in life . . for a goal . . . for a purpose . . . for a usefulness . . . you may turn to your teachers . . . understanding may lie with your counselors . . you alone must seek . . understanding is present . . . the initiative must be yours. Miz. Gwimsr XVlL1..xim Sll1IL'l'llIlUllLlL'!ll of Citi Schools Secretary of Hourrl of Education You search lor LlllLlL'I'blLlIlLllI1j.1. You search lor lxnowl edge. il he Board ol' Education guides you in your search. illhis group ol' citizens has linzil authority over the nctivie ties of the Vllilson City Schools. Being ai memher of the School Board is rm honor and ti grave responsibility. ,X proliitiihle future for the youth of Wlilson is their tispiration. Board of Sciiiool. Boixmu: left lo right: Mr. G. ll. Adams, Chuirumug Mr. Connor Vick. Mrs. E. B. jordan, jr., Dr. E. Cf. Neelaiid, 3. 14,1 Qi WQSW X 'X si , Mu. R. VVAL'rui:s flssisiuul Superiizremleul of Citi' Schools Mr. George S. VVillurd has served us Superintendent of the Wfilson Qlity Schools and us Secretary of the School Board for five years. The Board of Education helps youth search with hope that they may find their place in society. Educailon Mrs. Stuart Vllalston, Mr. B. B. Plyler, and Mr. R. E. Kirkland. Page hourteeiz Adh1il1iSfl'CiiOl1 Nr. VV. W'illz1i'cl Vvlltlfllllll has czimccl scvcml titlcsf llithcr Conlicssor, 'Iuclvol3fXll-Plqralclcs, Picture ol' Puticncc. Mr. VVooclurcl daily fills thcsc and othcr rolcs whilt' scrving us principal of Ralph L. liilxc Senior lligh School. l lc shows ll sinccrc intcrcst in ouch iiiclivicluul coimcctccl with the school. Mrs. Rosa Bl'2lI1ClOl1 cupzlhly assists with thc duties in thc ollicc. 'llhrough hcr years of scrvicc, she has hccomc, in fact, ll x'iccfprincipz1l. Mr. VVooclurtl amd Mrs. Biuiiicloii liorm ai capahlc tcum. uhlc to conquci' :my prohlcm. RF MP.. XV. x'vlIl..UlD VK'oo1miuJ, l'r'im-ipnl Cwlzeclciizgg the clizily clzeckfout slzeel is just um' of the :ming jobs :lone 115' Mrs. H. Hmizdmz. i , 'suwsvav . , V . M ,..- 1 Mu.. 5. 0 is , 'M 4--wa s. QE, 8 A Il'LIll5L'VipI L'l1L'L'lQ is imzalc lu Ur. llf llhoiltzi' Brumloli. 'nina . -N., ,V wr... Ll tllltl llI'x ljilgt' l'iflc'Ull -:sn x X I ,f Q- , U27 V st., ,Q-lv., rv ,, .5 rf J ig it 'ff 1 4 S, ,W any , K A-cute 15531 ,jf N ,fx . Q WWW, AW? fy ra it j .-r v I lx mme? ,gf.fmWRg X ' .-Jiri . V' t 5 5 VT ' A M X - ,, -,f , sos. ' , , Mus. l3li'l'il'lE 5. t'XBl:RNA'l'llX Mus. jEANE'1 rE A. Bnooxs lfust Carolina College, BS.: KLA.-Science: Science Club Ads Meredith College, A.l3.4Business Educationg Chairman of Senior viser: Senior Class Adviser Class Advisers: Future Business Leaders Adviser. . m ,, ., I Q D U Alias. litxiriifxixii ,Xpicoeit 1 1 1 MISS DIANE BRUUGHION Atlantic Clviristian College, A.b.-l1ngl1sli1 l1k'l5lcLlI'lJllHLICUHCLQC East Camlina College, B.SiEngliSh: Kcyem: Club Adviser? ff-Library Science: Librarian 'umm Class Adviser Miss LELA Aveock , , 3 VVoman's College ot' tlie University of North Ciarolina, A.l3.- . AIRS' AIILDRED IDULLARD English Senior C1355 Adviser hast Carolina College, HS.: Columbia University, BLA.-Home Economicsg Future Homemakers Adviser: Sophomore Class Ad- Mns. liiILA VV. BEAAHJN mer Y - . . V , . . l Wfonians College of tlie University of North Carolina, A.B.-- Science: East Carolina College, KLA.-Education: Science Club A1155 AIARY ll- CJASHWELL Adviserg Sophomore Class Adviser Cuilliord College, A.B.AEnglishg Sophomore Class Adviser Iizstrzictimts in correct typing lmlwits tire given to II. .Heads rmtl Mrs. Betmian shows Biology students D. Butts. E. Hay, and A. Poge in Hrs. Glm'er's Typing I class. U7. Price the layers on a large clam shell. Page Sixteen 98 II' ii 29,1 gf' fl f A stzulv in reltitioiz of nmiss Io iiccelertiiioiz is deiuonstrurcii Ivy Hrs. Hiirriss limes 13. flfUL'lUlIUl'C will S. OIWVIUII ilziri L I. Yeltiertou, R. Page, izml R. Butler in Mrs. H. fll1L'I'llUll'lj'lS Slmrtliiniil II iliclzztimz tesl. Physics class. FACULTY Fmisicis Coi.L1Ns Atlantic Christian College, A.B.4Historvg Kev Club Adviser: junior Class Adviser j. D. QiORBE'l'T, ju. Campbell College, B.S.4Business Adininistrationg junior Class Adviser MRS. E'1'11EL V. LiRAWLEY East Carolina College, A.B.-English and History, M.A.dLoun- selingg Counselor Mus. ClEntxi-uiNE B. lJEANS Atlantic Christian College, East Carolina College, Nl.A.--Nlathe- matics and Science 'mn ' as-ra...,,,,,N -75sss,w.w,. ' 4 is W, , , . , Mus. Minmm M. DUNN Atlantic Christian College. A.l3.--Spanish, English: Ac'coi..xnL Editorial Stall' Adviser: Senior Class Adviser Mus. liivrie B. llAPsll1S Atlantic Christian College, A.B.-lliologvg Sophomore Class i viser Qi1LBER'lA Doucsras l7ERREI.I, Atlantic Christian College, AB.-Social Studies: llcad llaseln Coachg junior Class Adviser Mus. KATHERINE B. l3i.13s11Nc: Duke University, A.l3.-Social Studicsg Ac'c'oI,,-mi-' Business S i Adviser: Chairman ol' junior Class Advisers f A . 3 E ' 1 5 ,A fa ,f gf , fag Y Y Q S . 'Q s We i c , f- , W, 3 , r , gf it .f If f -s M i W QWWW 'EVN '3C f ' sr J I Page Seventeen if 2 ' W N if ff ff 1 , .z ya' C, w:x:',. .X ,:- r, wgbst a y M, 1, -. fs ' 3 ,' XW7 t x f 1 4 ,E .I 'xml 'f Q7 W X , ,Q f 's M f Mus. lil,lZABE'l'H A. lTUl.GllUM VVornan's College ol' the University ol' North Carolina, A.l3. - Historyg junior Class Adviser MRS. ANNE M. Cr.ovE1z East Carolina College, A.B.4Business Edueationg junior Class Adviser Mas. VVALLIS S. ciREEN University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, B.A.-iXI3Il1CIl11lIiCS1 junior Class Adviser Mus. JEAN A. Ilixrmrss VVornan's College ol' the University of North Carolina, BS.- Businessg East Carolina College, M.A.-Education: Future Busi- ness Leaders Adviser: Senior Class Adviser I ,MW Sf -XM Miss CTLYDE llUN'l'ER VVon1an's College ol' the University of North Carolina, B.A.A Matheniatiesg National llonor Society Adviserg Senior Class Adviser ROBERT Prxui, lXiARKLIN Catawba College, A.B.g East Carolina College, KLA.-Social Studiesg Physical Education: Head Football Coach: Sophomore Class Adviser Miss ANNE NELSON Atlantic Christian College, B.A.-Englishg Sophomore Class Ad- viser Miss IIATUE NOBLE VVoman's College of the University of North Carolina, A.B.f liating Dean of Cirlsg Sophomore Class Adviser FACULTY Miss I.. Aycock instructs senior English stzuients in proper pro- Inconsistent eqmztions are really inconsistent, stnles Mrs. Skin- cedure for cz make-up book report. ner to Bailey and ill. High in Algebra ll. Page Eighteen illr. Odell, the Delmte Club utiviser, and U. Riley study at U. Britt LiL'HlUllSH'LtiES the correct use of tire niicroscopi newspaper for possible topics for delmte. Sttzniper mid K. Ciuzizinglztmi in Hrs, l'. liosuiililzttlfs limi I Class. FACULTY C. L. ODELL Maryville College, A.B.-English: Fike-Hi-Zette Adviser, Debate Club Adviser NRS. KATHLEEN E. PA'r'rEasoN University of North Carolina, A.B.fSpanishg Junior Class Atlf viser MRS. L0RE'r'rA B. PARKEH Atlantic Christian College, A.B.-English: Sophomore Class Adviser NVALTER R, PETREE University of North Carolina, l3.S.-Scienceg Science Club Ad- viser K 7 W ANDREW C. Pnesiow University of Florida, B.A.p East Carolina Ck rector of Bands and Choir Ciraem' A. Rosii illegc, MA U1 Eastern lllinois University, B.F.g Teacher's College--Coluinaii University, M.A.-Industrial Artsg Mechanical lDraxvin,g Am ietic Business Manager: Sophomore Class Adv iser LEoNAnn li. iiOSENBl.U'l'll University of North Carolina, A.li.-Social Studies: litat ias lcctball Coach: Sophomore Class Adviser Mas. PM' ROSENlil,ll'l'll Sullins Collegeg University ol' North Carolina, fX.B.fgLlLI Science Club Adviser lam N, wikis if , ? 'Shand' W9 744 Page Nineteen J, M. ,QR V m M5912 .-0 .,.,,, . -annum:-of Q f , ' - I I W.. ..,, A 95'r-v si l ' 2 ,nl 'i V if ., ?b'v ,3 4- DQ, X f-15 M .ms 'iv' fwfr s , 1 Mus. SARA IE. Sitmwizu R. lsEl'l'li 'IEMQLIE Atlantic Christian College, A.lg.fAlilIllL'IllLlTiC5L Soplroniorc Class University of North Ciiirolinii, A.l3.--Englislig Druinatics Club Adviser Adviser ii Mas. AlARY ll. Sxirru l . . . . X . , . , . Xlns. EAN C. fliHOXl.-XS i University ol Xortli Carolina, Ali.-Social Studies: Physical X I D L1 U I i C H X B P l i I, I l I Educirtiong Booster Club Adviscrg Cheerleaders' Adviser: Soplro, 'qt dmlk 1 Hmmm U Lia' I ' 'im iuslnux iumtmn' Jumm 1 - . C lass Adviser r more C lass Adviser 4 W 1 LUTHER bffwhlii Miss Doius N. KIAHORNE Stella Elkins 'livlcr School ol Fine Arts ol Temple University, Atlantic Christian CUHCUC A B. Eagt Cawlinvi Culleue M A W B'lH'A'YAn: 'J'i1 mU'S Club Aclvlscr English: Future Vlicaclicrsi Adviscrg Svnior Class Adviser ALSEY T. Srori A Atlantic Clmristirm college, A.B.g EM Carolina mirage, ALA.- MISS U. IUCKER UZZLE ii Diversificd Occupations: Student Council Adviser: Senior Class Atlantic Christian Collt-gc, AB.-Business Education: Soplio- jl Adviser more Class Adviser t F A C U L I Y ' i l I.. Gmlwiiz receives help with lier music from Hr. Preston dur- In liooklceepiizg ll clriss, Mrs. I3r0oks observes tire progress of ing l,llV'.Sil,Y Bimini i'Cl1em'srll. tlic slmlcnls. l l l l l l Paige iliwentv ' l l l I5 One, two, ilzree, siep 1'igl11ATl1e girls 111 Mrs. M. S111ill1's Plzysiwzl Hrs. S. ll'111'1'1'11 plum lllt' p1'uw1'11l11Iif111 of ll l1'1'111'l1 111111 llllll F1l11c111i011 Class ,gn lllffllllilll ll rlrill llltll 1lU1'el0'ps c0o1'1li11111ir111. ill. lglyllld, T. lfl liLIHICj'. Al. f'1111,1'r'1'S, l- Clfllll. 111111 li- 'lL'11l1111 FACULTYC Our Advisers in all School Activities MRS. SUSAN V. VVARREN Mary Vllashingtrwn College of thc University of Virginia, AB.--l:rcnCl1: French Club Aclviscr VV11,1.1A1x1 ll. XAIEIR Presbyterian College, BA.: East Carolina College, MA.- Sncial Studies: Coach: llczm of Buys: Yluniur Class Aclviscr NRS. lXlAlIDE X1Voo1mnn East Carolina College, A.l3.fNlatlwmnaticsz S11plm1n11rc Class Aclviser . V 7 ll1. Vl . ll rm1l111'1l l7l'UKC'lllN ,llr. CI. Row tl gifr, s.1111lml11' of flu' N l1ClllY- Il17177Al'ClHil071 fm' llis 1lc'1'r1101l nw-If IIS f11o1l111ll ticlccl 111111111 Cl Q vu-f X 1i'f'f'a'f 'h 'Cn--wa, Page Twenty fmze T. Guy mmf H. U'11r1'iclc ill ilu' 1UL'L'l11111ic111 ,Jl'tIlI'ilI!Q class. Hrs. YV. Green uses ffm 111111111111 17l'0jL'L'fOV to LICHIOIZSYTIHC an llI,QC17l'Ll p1'0I1I0111 for H. H0ge1'm11 111111 I. tvyatt. Classes Through classroom instructions Hui you 5111111111 110 1111 zlrfzwizzg 376, Hr. CQ. Rose 11d111o11is11c's ' students gain insight into Hn' przzzczplw of Xj7L'6'L'11 urv 11c111m1xl1'111v1f Inf A. xhfmrzs 171 11159 xwzmx 1-'ilgzfm II 1-11111. t knowledge. 5111111111 P11H01'w11 il1U7l'O1'US the 111011011 of her Spanish students Hrs. M. Bllllllffl, B. Carter, I-. L11111111, mul F. Rogers display 1'i11 11111 IIUII' 1111154111450 11111. flze Izeazfliful Cl11'isfmns 01'71H17l!?l1fS 11111110 by the Home Economics classes. 121,210 ,l'II'C'IIlJ 'fll'U I1 elTlOI'iGl11 1 ng SAA. Stzufczzts ll'LlfCl1 the flag Irving l01l'L'l'CLi to lnllf-Stzzff in tribute I.F.K. on the dm' of his usxussimzfimz, Novenzlrer 22, 1963. John Filzgerald Kennedy 1917-1963 Thirty-fifth President H. Skinner presides at the menzorial service for I.F.K. 071 fllonday, NO1'911'l1781' 25ft11e day of his state f1l1ZE1'l'lI. 1 ag , , 'S ,. J I yy' V , , I , IIl -'nail' nl -up-wad XII mmmf ss II. NUHII-', llvmz of Cfzrls NIH. VX. XXPIH, IJUZIII of I2n,u Deans Gnd ASSiS'l'Cl'lfS U. Barker, S. Uvesi, P. Cm. S, Iluckmmj, and I. BIIVYIIOIUIIIFII' daily axsiir the defuzs and wcrvtnries in T110 umizz office. , If A-Q-P ,LR 4' l'11'm1t,1' fn Ill' GQ' '-YJ ,Ut Av Our C0zl11Se10r5, Alrs. ll. Rzfllrml, A111 P. Afllflilill, ,UVM F. CjVLIll'IL 1', HV. HY. U'cir, 111111 Him H. Noble, UTC rzlwnjfs rvznfj' to lzvlp amy Slzuleut. Counselors . . . Our Advisers and our Friends. S. Hackney receives valuallle inforwmriou from the files of Hrs. E. Crrzwlejx cmmselor. fimfx rlzv mmwr in n NfIltiF1lf'S Airs. E. Crawley. questiorz in u college catalogue. Kflll ' F ,V .N v4s:s'wvt7NV'9? S K 5 L .ru 'Wy X ,. rwx . '- -,A gl Q..i?w Page ,I-ll'ClZf-1 fi1'C sclzrml mlivticiznz. H How Cf Ifl lfunlvm muff lima slmfwzi xIrn'v11'orlcc1's uw ir' KIIIUSTTIIIIINIIUY to wll school xlfppliei in stznfvlltx. IIIIILIIIUUHI um'lc4'rx Um. Il, 'IUIIIINIIIL Hn. N. BtH'l'UlI, um! Hn. H. .Hacks IHTIHILQL' mxnlxviclzcx in srnzck line rcmly for lzzmgry siuclenlx. IULQL' VIXIVUIIIII six N -ur' Thur cake is really tempting, isllvl it, tlziuks Mm. Ii. Holfmd, .an- Xc5 g-.J Wx Mrs. M. Hughes i5 filling out an orrler 111111114 fr favorite remedy of Filze students, ST-37. ember 1 1 11 1110 1111-time N. S11111111r11z 115115 115515111111 SL'L'l'U1Ll1',1. Hrs. Ufcllx. if llL'1' 1'CL'fI1'Ll s l7Cf.'lZ S0111 to 1110 college of 11U1' c11r11cc. These are tlze 1HHgllZ1llL'S,H Mrs. B. Aycoclc, li121'aria11, Cxplaiux N. 1X111'1'11111'1l, Cf Slulcus, 11. ,N1c11'11111, 111111 1. H'111i11111x, 1111111111 101116 1l61USfUdfE1'llS. 11ssis111111s, lzclp Alu. 13. A11-111'1c 111 1116 l1l71A111'.1. 1?,j ,av I 9 I 2 S f W W ,W uw A My f, S .5 6 4 xx ,,,. I , v,.- X A. WZ fi fi Z ,X f K Y-44 1, xf 50 0 '4 'qs 5 K if Z f G ww X Q Ziff W e YOU BECOME AWARE . . . you become aware of your surroundings . . . you find that your world is no longer yours . . . you yourself are no longer an efficient organism . . . your acquaintances broaden . . . you influence others . . . your companions influence you . . . you gain knowledge. SENIO CLASS ' 1964 PoI.IIILL, Ilixrrzs, VVINSTIQAII, VVII.soN, IJFANS l ADVISEBS: Seated: Ayenek, Brcwks, Thorne. Strzmliizg: Dunn, llunter, Sturt, lizirriss, Abernathy. Piige '1'l1irl3' SENIGB CDFFICEBS BAY WINSTEAD . . .,,,. President .IUIIN WILSON . . . . ,Vice-President ANN POLHILL , , , .Secretary BILL IJEANS , . , . , . . . .Treasurer BILL i'iAYES . Sergecmt-at-Arms SENIOR ADVISERS Mrs. Betty Abernathy Mrs. Jean Harriss Miss Leia Aycock Miss Clyde Hunter Mrs. Ieanette Brooks Mr. Thomas Stott Mrs. Miriam Dunn Miss Doris Thorne SARA BIARGARE'I' lXI3Bl'I I' Kcycttc Club 4: SIIIIIIISII Club 53 Ii.lI..X 2: IIUIlll'I'UUIl1 Officer 2, 43 Baiml I, 1, 3. 4, c'I1L'L'I'IC2ILICI' 2, AI1l.IUl'l'IIl' I, 2, 4, 43 Slll3L'I'l1llIVL'. JANET PAIII. AAIERSON Iitlituriul Stuff .'xC'i'Ul.AIDI 45 KI-ycttv Club 1. 5, 4, Officvr 4, SpIIIIiSII Club 3, Ii.II.IX. lg Fila' Ilizvtlc' Stuff 3, 4. Business IXIzIIIzIgcr 43 IIUIllCl'0lllI'l Officur 3, 41 Band I, 23 C'Iu-vrluutlcr 2, Nlujurcttc I, 2, Stunt Night Cuu rt. 'IANICE IXIARIE BAKER NIIKIUIIIII Ilunur Sucicty 5, 4: Nlurslml Z, 5: I'.B.I...X. 4: XVIWS and Means QIUIIIIIIIIIUC 4. .IOSEPII IXIARTIN BAKER If.B.I,..X. 4. IJINDA IJIANE BAKER I5.II..'X. 2, IIuIIIcrmIIII Olliccr 2: cilltlll' 2. 4. SADIE CIRAY BAKER Choir 4, IIItr:IIIIIII'nI Basketball I, 2, .43 St-niur SLIPLTIRI' Ilvv. JAMES EDWARD BALKcuIxI Iicy Club 45 Ifuotlmull I, Z. S, 43 Buslwtlwull I, 2. 4, 4: Truck Z3 Debuts Club 4. BIIARY NORRIA BARFIELD II1Il'1lI'l'lLlf1ll Buskctbull l, 2. I'IARRlE'I' CLAIRE BARKER Kcyctte Club 3. 4, I7.II..X. 5, 41 Fila' Ilizvttv Stuff Bnoster Club 4. ANNE ANDERSON BARNES I7.II.,X. 3, 4, Student CIOLIIICII lg IIIIIIII-IIRIIII Officer 7 BONNIE KAYE BARNES I .II.,-X. S, 45 BIIIIII I, 2, 5, 4. DENNIS VVAYNE BARNES IImIIerrmIn Officer 4g Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Jlll1IOI St'I1I0l' VVzIiter 2: IXII1IIugrzIIII Club 3, 4. Alomfzs and groans are Iieurzl as Seniors receive Ilzeir SAT scores. my 'fi hwy. . ,- KMA 46 0, I , fy xg-L-nv' 4 WMS my Z? f gym! ,wan Q A, rw K ny,-...... 091' , iQ 'J A Imlletizz Iaozzrd in Spunislz III Ilispluyx tlze L'I'L'tIfII'L' Izlfilify of House and B. Ellis. v Y . .....,,... if- ' ' i R , 4 ,QTQZP-WV? 3 ll o1i'l lxflltll 11 101' Qtzulwltx IU' to tlzinlc of ull the LIHSlI'L'l'3 1111 tl trmglz S. B1111crm1, D. Boylcin, B. Iluyes 111111 C. Sumlifei' lie- lwlglislz L',X1IHl. 'ff' awkvwvf ' 'Q Je 44 . MZ lui' X M , 2 , vo' ,,,,,. V, ,vw 'M Page Tlzirly lim 'gs ngundnv lieu' gmail term pirpww ure the prmlzici of 1111111 world. lDoRo'ii1v blAE BARNES l.B.l ..X. 4: l.ll..X. lg lntrzimurail Bnslxctbzill l, 2, 3, 4. -I unrrir ANN BARNES lxcyct L- Club 4: Sp1iniSh Club 53 l5.ll.,X. 3: lluincruuin Offiuur lg lntrziinurril Biulwlluill l, 2, 5, 45 Bunstcr 755 MELDA .IEAN BARNES 7 I.H.l...X, 4: Bzin,l l, 2: .Xliilurcttc l, 1 W, SANDRA KAYE BARNES BuSim-SS Stuff .Xuul Am' 4, l7,B.l-..X. 41 Sutlunt Cuun cil 2, lluiiicmuiii Officcr l, 1. 3, 4: lntriimuriil BriSlxct b.1ll I, Z, 15, 43 Stunt Night Cnurt. XfVu,i,iA1xi lJAVlD BARNES lluim-i'uuin Officer 1, ig B1iSulmll 2, 3, Xluiiugrurn CiLALlDl.-X ,I EAN BAR'l4llUL0M1iVV Nutimml llunur Sucicty 3, 4: Kcycltn' Club 3, 43 Spanish Club 2, 3, l5.II.1X. 29 l7.'l'.1X, 4, Pike Ilizcttu Qtuff 4, 4, liilitur 4, llumeruuin Officer 45 Bunrl l, 2, 91.-niur SLlDL'I'lklIlXC1 Stunt Night Court. BlOllDECAl PREIUI' BA'rTEN llUI1lL'l'lllAl11 Officcr 2: limtlmll I, 1, 4. Vlum' C4AP.OL liA'l lS 1 Chuir 4, SANDA lRAY BA ucum if 04 ,f lgtlituriul Stuff .Xcunl,AiJi. 4, Iicncli Club 5, 4. Oliiuci I 4: l'.ll..X. Z: l'.'l'..X, 5, 43 llumcruum Officer 4: Bzinl I 1 XVANIJA RAY BALICOM licnch Club 5, 4: l.ll..X. 2' l'.l..X. 4, 4: Burial l, 1 BARBARA NEL1- BEAMAN l'.lI..X. 2, 5' Bmmstur Club 3: Intramural Btmlwtbull 3 AlARSHA HOWARD BEABIAN Niitiniml Hunur Society 3, 4: Xlzirsliail 25 BUSiflU5S Sli Q 4, Officer 43 Boomer Club 5, 4: Stunt Night Court. ll'1ll!SfL'I'l'CLl lirmn .Xrlinglun, Vu. 25 If.B.L..X. 2, 5. 43 .Xt'c'u1,.x1rE 43 kvycltc Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, lllluy, 25 gtmlym Council 23 Ilmncmnrn Officer I, 2, 5 4g Band 1, 2, 5, 4g junior-Senior YVaitreSS 23 Cheer- lcunler 2, Mzijnrcttc 1, 2, 3, 4, Ilczicl 4: Debate Club FRANKIE YVONNE BEAN F.Il.:X. 25 lntrumuml llnslxetbull fl, 4. LORETTA IJALE BEAN F.B.L..fX. Z5 French Club 55 l5.ll..X, 25 l-.l..X. 4. Band I, 25 Booster Club 4, KERM11' lDICK BENNETI' ANN lXlARGARET BENOIT F.B,L.A. 35 French Club 3, 45 l7.'I'..-X. 45 Dramuties Club 45 Booster Club 4. BRENDA DIIXNNE BISSETTE 'IAIXIES EARL BISSETTE Buncl 1, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH lX'lICHAEL BLACK Homeroom Officer 3: Football 2, fl, 45 Track 2, 35 Monogram Club 3, 4. DOUGLAS PARKER BOSTICK Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 45 Trzxelx 45 Science Club 4, Booster Club 4. lXlINNIE SUE BOSWELL Editorial Staff ACCOLADE 45 l7.B.L..X. 15 F.ll..X. 2, 3, 4 4, Officer 3, 45 Junior-Senior VVuitreSS 25 Booster 5 S anish Club 25 YVays and Means Committee 4g .'X.l7... p Committee 4. JOBIE VIBURL BOWEN Band l, 2, , SABI KING BOWLING Band l. 2, 3, 4. SANDRA INEZ BoYE'rrE F.B.L.A. 3, 45 F.H.A. 2, 55 Homerooin Intramural Basketball l5 Booster Club 4. 3, 45 Football 35 Truck 25 Science Club S Oflieer 25 4. fit , 3. MJ . V. ' ,J A . , ,, q,3.,.,,. , yy J v fcf yffl? fi 1,11 Q V f A f, 5 - A , 17 4 4,1 5' 41' . .yr di 'ff ,An 5 , NM ,I , ,A 'I A 2 , , . f if f 'F 8 k I 4 Q f'1ff' JW A , X if 9' MW 194' ,M i V X 5 . f-V V Q v ,S X QV 5- if 4 f L5 'f 0 A 'Q'-err' SENIOR CLASS ' 1964 Page Thirty-tlzree SENIOR CLASS ' 1964 vm-I--4--va Page Thirty-four Wffffiulg. H95 5 .gA i' .Ju-M-ff+.' DOROTHY ANN BOYKIN F.lI.A. 2g F.Fl'.A. 4g llumeruom Officer 45 Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4g Booster Club 3, 4g Stunt Night Court. jERRY LYNN BOYKIN F.ll.IX. 2, Zg F.T.A. 3, 4g lntrzimurail lluslxutbull 4g Drumutics Club 4g Booster Club 3, 4. JUDITH ANN BOYKIN l'.B.L..X. 4, l'.ll.A. 2, 3, 4g Band lg Choir 2. POLLY QHIRISTIAN BOYKIN F.B.L..'X. 3: lf.ll.A. 3: Clmir 2. STEPHEN EDWARD BRADLEY, JR. Science Club 2, 3, 4g Bunster Club 3, 4. CALI.IS EDGAR BRIDCERS l.C'.'I'. Club 4g llumcruoin Officer lg Baseball l. EDITH LANIER BRIDGERS Business Staff ACCOLADE 4g Keyette Club 3, 43 French Club 3, 4, Officer 4g F.H.A. 2, 53 Buml l, 2, 3, 4, Oflicer 4g Mujurette 1, 2, 3, 4. ,IIAIAIIE LEE BUNN Bus, Driver 5, 4g Fuutbull 2, 5. LINDA KAYE BIIROESS F.B.L..'X. 5, 4, Officer 4g llumeruum Officer l, 2: ln- trzimurzil Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Nutiunul lloncrr SO- cicty 4. DAVID LEE BURNWORTH Basketball 4g Baseball 4. RAYIXIOND GRANT BUTLER French Club 3g Band 1, 2, 3, 4. JOYCE ANN GALE F.II.A. 3g I.C.T. Club 4g Homeroom Officer 4g Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, 3, ff! W2 'mv ' ah0 M155 R Collzns repmsents Fzke nz the Clmstmas pa 01111 Hotlen Uorelzemi nomuzees geared D olzusmz qmzmzs, mmf fade 415111155 Uerrg Chrzstmab izsmz qtanduzg VV Hunter H Dazl R 1 tend L II. Skimzer. 2 5 1' K Q pgwii 5 Af 1.2 llzmz-lilfomier Hlfltll rlzej' are talking alzrmi? Lmzcazster, C. Stokes, Now where could that 1,0014 be? question Boykin ami Il. 'Iolznston elmt :luring free time, wlzile R. fllmzgzmz looks on. anc1K.Dickernm11. 2G V 'fo ,,...,..., Page Thirty-six JUDITH PAYE DAIL F.B.L.A. 2, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3: Student Council 1: Band 1, 2, 35 VVays and Means Committee 4. RALPH LEE DAIL Manager Business Staff ACCOLADE 4, Key Club 3, 4, Student Council 1, 35 Band 1, 2, 39 Science Club 35 Morehead Nominee -lg Stunt Night Court, National llonor Society 4. lX'lARV1N ANTHONY DANIEL Transferred from Black Creek 3. SUSAN blELENA DAUOHTRIDGE Spanish Club 2, 3, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 3, 4. VVILLIAM TRAVIS DAVENPORT Football l. ANNE S11-AULDING DAVIS F.ll.A. 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 4. JOSEPH THOMAS DAVIS Football l, 2, 3, 4, Golf 3, 4. WILLIAB1 LEONARD DAVIS 1.c.T. Club 4. JAMES SHELTON DEANS Band, 1, 2, 3, 4. W1LL1A1x1 PERRY DEANS Class Officer 3, 45 Key Club 4, Homeroom Officer l, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Monogram Club 4, Officer 45 Stunt Night Court. KATHLEEN ANN DIOKERMAN Spanish Club 3, F.H.A. 2, Homeroom Officer 2g Choir 49 junior Senior Waitress 25 Booster Club 4, SARAH ELIZABETH DICKERMAN F.B.L.A. 4g French Club 3, 43 F.H.A. 25 F.T.A. 3, 49 Booster Club 3, 4g Dramatics Club 4. PATRICIA ANN EASTER F.ll.A. 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, 4. TONYA RAYE EATIXION l'.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4, F.lI.A. 2, s, 4. YIUDITII ANN EDWARDS F.B.L..'X. 4, F.ll..'X. 3. -lf, Bancl l, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 3, 4. WILI.IAbI C,lRAY EDWARDS, -IR Football Manager 4. JAIXIIE SUE ELLIS F.ll..'X. 3, llomeroom Officer I. 3, Clioir 2, 3, Intra- mural Basketball 1. ROBERTA ELLIS Editorial Staff ACCOLADE 4, Kcyettc Club 3, 4, Officer 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, F.ll,A, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, Booster Club 3, 4, Officer 4, Dramatics Club 4, Stunt Night Court, Senior Superlative 4. LAWRENCE TRAYLOR ETIIERIDGE Football l, 2. 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, Monogram Club 3. 4, lo CPIERYL EXUM National Honor Society 3, 4, Marshal 2, 3, Editorial Staff ACCOLAIJE 4, French Club 3, 4, F.H.A. 2, 4, American Field Service Committee 3, Homeroom Of- ficer l, Iunior-Senior VVaitress 2, Science Club 2, 3, Booster Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Officer 4, Covernor'S School Student, Senior Superlative 4. REGINALD ERIC FARMER l.C.T. Club 4. ROBERT ARTHUR FARRIS F.B.L..X, 4, Football 2, 3. 4, Basketball 3, 4, Tennis 3, Track 2, Monogram Club 4, PERCY LEE FERRELL Student Council 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4. GERALD VTHOIXIAS FORBES I.c.T. Club 4. K 6 1 wr-9 'llvfwennv'-' my fW .Af FYR -- may W I s X 4-,,,.W,',1 Www-..,--f M A Q .W,.,,,, SENIOR CLASS ' 1964 Pzigv if-fZl7'i1'NL'l'L'Il SENIOR CLASS ' 1964 Page Thirty-eiglit adv'-vi. RICHARD ALTON FULFORD Business Stull' ACCOLADE 45 Key Club 3, 45 Student Council 3: Co-Cliziirman of junior Light Bulb Sale 35 Football l, 2, 5: llasebzill 1, 2, 35 Monogram Club 2, 5, 4. OLIVIA Fov FULGHUIXI National Honor Society 3, 45 F.B.L.A. 45 Spanish Club 2, 35 F.ll.,'X. 2, 45 Booster Club 4. PAULA PAYE FULGHU M F.H.L.xX. 3, 45 F.lI,A. 2, 35 Homcroom Officer 35 Band l, 2, 35 Intraimural Basketbzill l, 2, 35 Dra- matics Club 4: Booster Club 4. PATRICIA ALLAN GARDNER l'.B.L.IX. 35 F.ll.A. 2, 35 Band l, 25 Intramural Basket- ball 15 lX'laIjorcttv: l, 25 Booster Club 3, 4. SHEILA GAYLE GARDNER I.C.T. Club 45 Choir 3. BILLY RAY GAY l.C.T. Club 45 Bus Driver 2, 35 llomeroom Officer 4. rl1HUlX1AS PRESTON GAY l7.l3.I..1X. 35 Bus Driver 2, 3. JULIA IDOUGLAS CiLOVER liditorial Staff AL:c'oI,AIJE 45 Spanish Club 2, 35 l:.H.A. 2, 3, 45 F.'l'..X. 45 Student Council 25 llomeroom Of- ficer l, 25 junior Senior Xliiitress 2. ERNEST LEON ClO.AP.D Football l. 3. Qil.YNDA JOAN CJODWIN l7.Il.,'X. 4, Choir 1, 3, 4. U TE H ACKBARTH Kcyette Club 45 F,H.A, 45 Student Council 45 Ameri- can Field Service 45 Homecoming Sponsor 45 Booster Club 45 Drziinutics Club 45 Exchange Student. lVlARTHA SUSAN HACKNEY Business Staff Ac:L:oLADE 45 Keyette Club 45 F.H.A. 2, 35 Stunt Night Court. SUSAN ANN llAI.ES 1 lDlANA BINIfoRD IIARRISS Busint-SS Stuff .Xc:c'oI.AImI- 4: Keyette Club 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 2, 33 l7.ll.A. 2, gQ Co-Chziirmzm Sopho- more Prom 23 Co-Chnirmain junior Light llulb Sale 33 llomerooni Officer l, 2, il lqoiueeotning Sponstlii -lf junior-Senior XVIiitreSS 23 Cieer eaicler 1, 2, 3. 4, out ! --- 43 Booster Club 3, 4: Stunt Night Court: Senior ,A gs! Stiperlzitive 4. at'-'gs clAROl. ANN llAwKS National llonor Society S, 43 Business Stuff ixt'COI.Alllf 43 lieyette Club 4: Spanish Club 2, 53 l7.ll..X, 23 lf.'l'..X. 43 lntrzunurzil llmltetlmll 33 Cheerlezitler 2: Booster Club 3, 4: Drtuuuties, Club 43 Stunt Night Court. l2ENNIS VVRAY llAWLEY llomerooin Officer l, 2. anna .am BILLY CiENE HAYES 4 'r ' 'l'rzinsferrt-tl from Saratoga 33 Nlzirshail 33 Class Officer 43 lfreneh Club 5, 43 BIIS Driver 43 Baseball 3, 43 Monogram Club 3, 43 Stunt Night Court3 National llonor Society 4. CAROL ANN llEEDEN Keyette Club 43 F.H.l,.A. 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 33 F.'l'.A. 3, 4, Officer 3, 43 Student Council l, TIIoAIAS AlARK llERRINC Key Club 43 Co-Chairman Tag llziy 33 llomeroom Officer 33 Football l, 2, 43 Truck 2, 33 Golf 2, 5, 43 Monogrzun Club 2, 3, 43 Senior Superlntive 43 Stunt Night Court. CLXROLYN PAYE ll1CKS BARBARA KAY l'lOR'I'ON 4' l'.fl.A. 3. 43 Choir 43 l3ooSter Club 3, 4. jo ANNE lloUSE A l3uSineSs Stuff At'c'oLAnE 43 Keyette Club 2, 5, 43 l7.Il..'X. 23 Co-Chairman Tug Day 33 Student Council l. 33 Co Cliziirmun junior-Senior Prom 33 American Field Service Officer 33 llomeeoming Sponsor 43 Science Club 23 Booster Club 3, 43 Draunutius Club 43 Intru- murul Basketliull l, 33 Senior Superlative 43 Stunt ,ff Night Court. 'S tw, 'Hur ALIDREY LOUISE IlowARD l7.l3.l..,X. 43 SpzuiiSh Club 23 F.ll..X. 43 Choir 3: VVitys and .XleanS Committee 4. VVILLIAAI JULIUS HUWARD, lR. I.C.'I. Club 43 lfootbull 1, 23 Irziek 2. illrs. Crziwley expluiris college ixzforumtiozz to S. Ilueluzey, C. llmvlzs, Clzilzlren gaze as tlze Class of '64 float parades l1y. ll. Vlfalters, ruml P. Gnrdzzer. : xg hw X xx I ,l .Q Y Vvlmt Ccmlzl lie 50 iizteresfing to H. Slziizner, N. Illnyiztirtl, mul A. Lamm? Im? . 'cw M NV. ...ff ow EfIT :'Y W--ur blk I ao fgtogmy lk L R15 mer ' Relaxing in courtyard during lunch are P. Lewis, Sullivmz, Chalk, and Balkcum. DONNIE RAY HOWELL Football 1. 2, 3, 49 Basketball l, 2, 3, 49 Baseball l, 2, 3, 49 Monogram Club 3, 49 llflost Valuable Football Player Award 4J Senior Superlative 4. WILLIABI COOPER HUNTER, JR. National llonor Society 3, 49 Marshal 2, gl Class Of- ficer 2, 39 Editorial Staff ACCOLADE 49 Key Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 49 Spanish Club 39 Student Council l, 29 Homeroom Officer I9 Football l, 3, Tennis 3, 49 Colf .29 Junior Senior VVaiter 29 VVays and Means Committee 49 Morehead Nominee 49 Senior Superla- tive 49 Stunt Night Court, King. SLISAN JEAN JESSUP French Club 3, 49 F.H.A. 29 Booster Club 39 Dratnatics Club 4. DONALD PITTAIAN JOHNSON National Honor Society 3, 4: Marshal 39 Key Club 2, 3, 49 Spanish Club 2, 35 Student Council 2, 3, 4, Officer 3g American Field Service Committee 2, 3, 4, Officer 41 Band lg Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 41 Truck 39 Morehead Nominee 4, Senior Superla- tive 49 Stunt Night Court. ROGER ANTHONY JOHNSON Band l. 2, 3, 49 Science Club 4. JANE llARRELL JOHNSTON F.B.L..X, 3, 4, Officer 49 Intramural Basketball 1, 2: Vl'ays and Means Committee 49 Senior Superlative 4. ClONN1E LOUISE JONES F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 49 F.H.A. 2, 39 Band I, 29 Intramural Basketball 1. VVILLIAAI ANDREW KEEN F.B.L.A. 4. NIICHAEL JAIXIES KELEHER I.CT.T. Club 4. ' w.If2,9'l'lJ'i!. -. I QA - 0 JANICE ANN KERSEY ff-gl Spanish Club 2. Lx. 779' X 2 X Page Forty AVERETTE MITCHELL LAINIM W Business Staff ACCOLADE 49 Homeroom Officer 1, 2, 39 - Basketball I, 2, 3, 49 Golf 2, 3, 49 Homecoming Es- , 1 S 42 3 cort 49 Debate Club 49 Stunt Night Court. JOSEPH BRYAN LAMM JULIA jo LANCASTER National llonor Society 3, 4, Oflicer 4, llclitorial Stall' AccoLADE 4, Keyette Club 3, 4, Officer 4g Spanish Club Z, F.II.A. 2, F.T.A. 43 Fike Ilizvttc Staff 3, 45 Homeroom Officer 1, 2, 4, junior-Senior VVaitress 2: Debate Club 43 Stunt Night Courtg Cochairtnan Stunt Night. A'lARY ANN LANE F.ll.L.A. 4. lDALEN ELAINE LANIEP. F.B.L..-X. 3, 4: F.ll.A. Z, 3, 4, Ilomeroom Officer 2: Booster Club 3. ROBBIE ANN LEACII National llonor Society 3, 43 Business Staff .xi'i'OLADlf 4, Keyette Club 3, 4g French Club 3, 4, Officer gl F.H.A. 33 Fike llizette Staff 3, 4, Student Council 35 Intramural Basketball 3, llomecoming Sponsor -lg Slunt Night Court, P. M. LEVVIS, lll French Club 3, 4. SUSAN ELINOR LIBBY Transferred from Highland Park, Ill. 3: lf.B.L..X. 4, Spanish Club 35 F.H.A. 4, F.T.A. 4, Science Club 3, Booster Club 3, 45 Dramatics Club 4, ALAN JAY L1csGoN Football l. AGNES PAYE LUCAS F.B.L.A. 4, F.Il..X. 2, 3, 4g Booster Club 4. LA VERNE LUPER National Honor Society 3, 4, Marshal 2, 39 Editorial Staff ACCOLADE 45 F.B.L.A. 43 Spanish Club 35 junior-Senior VVaitress 2: Booster Club 4. lVlARY ANN h'lACLAGA Spanish Club 35 F.T.A. 45 Fike Hizette Staff 3, 4. OLLEN RUSSELL lVlANGUlXI Key Club 2, 3, 43 Student Council 3: llomeroont Of- ficer Z, 39 Baseball 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Senior Superlative 43 Stunt Night Court. CiOETHE WILKINS hlARSH, III Business Staff Ac:croLAnE 4, Homeroom Officer 1, 2. 33 glomecoming Escort 45 Science Club 3g Stunt Night ourt. IWW WVR' 3 Swnuvomy. .gg-asf' , '!2 '1p-' f 'A ,0,M..,,, 'Mx MN4 'il'-Su,x-Qu. SENIOR CLASS ' 1964 Page Forty-one SENIOR CLASS ' 1964 Qtr ' , 4l'M'W: 465 s . , - ,N W. ,...y f 4, 3 rvW 'ng Q05 .1 X wr wg , A -wwf? f 443 fb- 4Nar'-'W' . 'f 'W J C l7orly-hro BRENDA PAYE lvlAR'I'IN F.B.L..X. 4. GERALD WAYNE lXlATTHEWS Kcy Club 3, 4: Band lg Football l, 39 Baseball l, 2 3. 43 Nlonogrum Club 3. 4. NURIXIA ANN lVlAYNARD lf.lI.A. 2, 3. AIICHAEI. CLXRLYLE lX'lClDLlFFlE l.C.'l'. Club 45 llomuroom Ofliucr 2g llnntl 1, 2, 3. SANDRA RAY lvlCl:ARLANE liclitor of the ,'XL'l'OIADE 4g Kcyettc Club 49 SpaniRli Club 3g F.l'l..'X. 21 Choir 3, 4g junior-Senior VVaitress 2: Booster Club 3. 45 D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award 4g Stunt Night Court. IXUGLIST SHELBY A'lEI.CIIIOR 'loYCE PAYE lVlERCER I7.Il.A. 3, 4. LARRY ALLEN lXlERCER I.CT.T. Club 4. AlARY ANN lvlILLARD lf.ll..X. 2, 33Cl1oir 2, 3, 4. EDWARD LEON lX4INCHEW F.l3.L.A. 43 Football 1. 43 Baseball 1, Z, 3, 4g hlono- gram Club 3, 4: Senior Supcrlativc 4. ALICE JANE lVlINFORD I7.ll.L..'X. 35 F.Il.A. 2, 35 Science Club 35 Booster Club 44 Drzinuitics Club 4. SANDRA IANE MOODY F.B.L.A. 3, 4g F.I-LA. 2, 3, -I-5 Homeroom Officer lg Booster Club 4. ClRACE lillllOMl'SON lX'lUUlKE 'lirzmsfcrrczl frOm QL. 4Nlznry'x Juninr College... llulcigli. N. C. 3: lf.ll..'X. 23 l1.I..X. 4: l'1kvll1:vHz' Stuff 45 llalml lg Drznnutics Club 45 l3OOstL'r Club 4, LINDA PAYE lXlOORE l7.B.l,.A. 2, 4, l7.ll.1X. Z, 4: llmm-rumii Olliu-r lg Cl'1Olr 2. REXFORD IXLVIN AllURRAY l.C.'l'. Club 43 Bus Driver 23 llnskctlmll lg Bw-.clmll I. .lANE blYl,UlXl Keycttc Club 43 llrcncli Club 5, 43 l .ll..X. 2, 3. 4, Band l, 2. 3, 4. lAix1Es PA'1'R1cK NEAL Key Club 45 Student Cuuncil 49 lfOOtbull l, 2, -X, 43 Track 3, 43 MOnOgrzun Club 3, 4, Officcr 3, 4: Stunt Night COurt. BRENDA IRENE lWEVV'l'ON I5.ll..'X, 2, 5, 4: Clieerlcudcr l, 23 llnustcr Club 4. clHARI..ES AARON NICHOLS Huml l, 2, 3, 4: French Club 3, 4g Scicncv: Club 4. SANDRA JANE OVERTON National llOnOr Sfxciety 3, 4, Officer 4, Alurslml 5: Class Officer 45 F.l3.I..A. 3, 4, Officer 41 Chairman Of Tag Dany 4, lIOmcrOOm Officer 2, 33 Band l, 2, 55 Cllairmzin Wlays and Nlcznis Cmnmittcn' 43 Scicxicc Club 21 l3OOstL'r Club 4g Eulitnriul Stuff Of .Xq'c:Ol,Al1i,. AVA JEAN OWENS l'.l3.l,..X. 4: lf.ll.iX. 3, 4. UL jRANKI.IN w NS PA l O E ClAROLYN l:AY PAOE F.B.L.,X, 3, I.C.'l' Club 4, llumuruum Officvr 4 Choir 43 Intramural Baskctlmll 1, 2, 5: ,luniOr Scniur Xllaitrcss 2. Louis REYNOLD PAGE 1.c,T. Club 4. X vf' , KV V V -fan 'QM 9-. iii 1 'ff if qi if ii x ,X Q fu 77, 3614 4? iw .Q4 My ev' X ' fi? 4 fra ff, ,f K fr fi C R. LCtlCll, House, and B. Ellis maize pretty prexenls Senior corzccssioiz smml 1i'Ul'li'L'l'5, il. l'lur11w, l. Cllrncr 111111 ill. illcllzfffic in tlze annual Clzristmas parade. prepare -for lllllfrllllll' 111017. y ZEN I 957 4 1 ,MV W Z X NU DRINKS UR PDP CORN ALLOWED IN GYM v I , 'Q SENIOR CLASS ffmf Yusuf '-an ewgf' ffff , fc , ', s , ff ' .Z W S W ,f , .. fy Rf ' 742 M X ' 5 A f .Z V W 1 he K Q-any-R I X A ft: W fi iff , Q ww Page Forty-four new f 1 ' 1964 RICKY CLARK PACE Science Club 4. ANTHONY LOUIS PAPPAS LINDA PAYE PIPKIN l.C.'l'. Club 4, Choir 2, 3, 4. IXNN CQELZER POLHILL Class Officer 3, 4, Editorial Staff ACCOLADE 4, Keyette Club 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 3, French Club 3, 4, F.H.A. 3, Diversified Occupations 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, Homecoming Sponsor 4, Booster Club 4, Senior Superlzitive 4, Stunt Night Court, Queen. OTIIA WAYNE POLLARD Rus Driver 4, Football lg Baseball l. CHARLES COLLETT POWELL Business Staff IXCCOLADE 4, Spanish Club 3, Student Council 2, Homeroom Officer 1, Golf 2, Home- coming Escort 4, Iunior'Senior VVaiter 2. CAROL IIANE QUICK Transferred from Raleigh, N. C. l: National Honor Society 3, Marshal 3, Editorial Staff ACCOLADE 4, lieyette Club 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Junior-Senior VVaitress 2, Cheerleader 2, Booster Club 3. BILLY RUFFIN REAVES I.C.T. Club 4. BRENDA JOYCE RILEY I.C.T. Club 4. FRANCIS l3ILLON ROBERTSON, JR. liditorial Staff ACCOLADE 4, Key Club 3, 4, Officer 4, Ilomeroom Officer 1, Football 1, 2, 3, Baseball 3, VVays and Means Committee 4, Booster Club 4. MORRIS LYNN ROBINSON I.C.T. Club 4. FLORENCE CRAY RODCERS F.H.A. 4, Choir 3. SALLY RlACK ROSE F.B.L.I-X. 35 French Club 2, 33 Ilomeroom Olliccr I: Booster Club 3, 4. ClEORGE PATRICK RowE Business Staff .-Xc1t:oI.ADIa 4, French Club 3, -lg Home room Officer lg lloint-coming lfscort 4, Science Club 43 Stunt Night Court 4. lVlOI-LY ESTELLE RLIOKER F.B.l..,'X. 23 l .Il..X. 2, Choir 2, 3. 4. lvlARIAN CAROL SANDIFER French Club 3, 4g F.II.A. 3, 4, Booster Club 4, Dramatics Club 4. RICHARD LEE SANFORD LOIS JEAN SCOTT National Honor Society 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 43 F.ll..'X. 2, 3, 43 Junior-Senior VV:iitress 25 Booster Club 3, 4. WILLIABI RAY SCOTT I.C.T. Club 4, Homeroom Officer 1. 2, 33 Football l. NAN ELIZABETH SHANNON Editorial Staff ACCOLADE 49 Keyette Club Z, 3, 4, Officer 43 Spanish Club 35 F.II..'X. 2, 3, Student Coun- cil 3g American Field Service Committee 2: Honierooni Officer 4, Band l, 25 Majorette I, 23 Booster Club 3. RAY RAYMOND SHEPARD Fila' Hizette Staff 3, 4, Football lg Booster Club 4. WILLIAAI JOHN SIIXIONS National Honor Society 3, 4, Class Ollicer 23 Key Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 35 Student Council l, 4, Officer 1, Homeroom Officer 35 Football lg Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Tennis 3, 49 Homecoming Escort 45 Junior' Senior Waiter 25 Monogram Club 3, 4: Science Club 35 Debate Club 4, Officer 4: Stunt Night Court 4g Senior Superlative 4. DRENDA DELL SKINNER Keyette Club 4, French Club 3, 4: F.T..'X. 4, Stu' dent Council lg Intramural Basketball 1, Booster Club 4, Dramatics Club 4. ldENRY MKJRRILL SKINNER, ln. Key Club 4, French Club 45 Student Council 3, 4, Of- ficer 4g American Field Service Committee 2, lloine- room Officer 3, Football 3, 4g Track 3, 4g juniore Senior VVaiter 2, Monogram Club 4, Science Club 3, 4: Stunt Night Court 4, Co chairinain Stunt Night. Miss Hunter's homeroom students enjoy good and cold drinks at their Clzristmas party. IW A MA . lf-lf illiss Nolrlc lwgins lzer iluily iiislc of writing ucluzissioiz slim for senior 1300145 gmumgml fhg gffgmifm of E. Afim-hew, S, Lilfll C- Slfflwlv O- Flflillllflll. ll- Dllll- ll- l3H l16'N- will ,l- l311l4C1'- ll'z1lst011, mul 13. Ufilliiirzzsiniz as tlzey Study for their W l age Forty six firm! exam. KA'l'llE1llNE SIFIERRILL SKINNER lf.l3.I...X. -lg Imranmurul Iluslactlmll 1, 2. 3, -l. ClHAAlBI-EE YIUDSON SMITH li.ll.l..,X. -lg llnwlmll l. Bonny EARL SPIVEY llauml 2, 4. ROBERT Em ERSON STAN PER l'7.li.l...X. 3, l,Ull1l'l'UUlll Ufficvr 23 nilllil I, 2. 3, -lg Svninr Slll7L'lllilllXC -l, clARRY VVAYNE STANc:1L lluncl l, Z, 4, -lg lootlmll l, 2, 3, -lg 'lirnclx 2, 5, -lg Nlonogruin Club 5, -lg llmnmtics Club 4, ROBERT BRUCE STANCIL I.C . l. C lub -l, VVALTER REX STANCIL lin-y Club Z, 3, -lg Drznnutics Club -l, AlARY JXNN S'1'EELix1AN 'l'runsfvrrecl from Mt. Airy, N, C. 3: Booster Club 3, 4: l7.B.l,..X. 3, F.H..X. 4, llmiimtics Club -l. blARVlN RAY STEPHENSON llomcroom Officer' l, 2, 3, Footlmll l, 2, 3, llzxslwtlmll l, -lg 'lrnclg 2, 5, 43 Nlonogrann Club 4, -l. JANICE ELIZABETH STINAGLE l5.ll.I..A. -lg IIIIA. -lg Intramural Baskctball lg Science Club 2, lioostcr Club -lg lDl'kll'l'lLlIllJS Club -l. lXlAncARET CATHERINE STOKES Kcycttc Club 2, 3, -lg l7.B.L.A. -lg Student Council 1, 3, -l, Officer -lg Homcroom Officer 1, Band 1, 2, Mujorette I, 2, Co-Cliairman of Homecoming -lg Stunt Night Court. loves ANN STRICKLAND National Ilonor Society 3, -lg Editorial Staff ACCOLADE -lg Spanish Club 2, 3, Ii.lI.A, 2, 35 l'.T.A. -lg Band l, 2, 3, -l. lX!lARY JANET SULLIVAN National llzmur Society 3, 4: I7.l3.L..'X. 2. 3, 45 llnmcl lXlARGARET lXlCBRlDE SWINDELI. 'l'runsferreIl from Greenville, N. C. 45 Keyvttc Club 4: F.'l'.A. 45 Drunuitics Club 4: lluustcr Club 4. DENNIS VVARREN TIXIT I llus Driver 5, 45 Buml I, 2, 3, 4. -IAAIES ADRIAN TAYLOR RVVV 5 fi - ' X l3u5 Driver 3, 4. RICIIARD llARRY rllEE ELIZABETII ROWE illHACKSTON Trziiisfcrrecl from Fayetteville, N, C. 35 Kcyette Club 45 l5.B.L.A. 45 l3.T..-X. 3, 45 llmneruom Ollicer 4: Booster Club 4. LINDA 'IOYCE THIGPEN A F.B.L..-X. 35 F.ll..X. 25 lloineruoin Officer l: Buustcr Club 4. A It I' J 3 4 TQNY QlAROI.YN VANDERNOOT Spanish Club 35 Science Club 3, 45 Hamster Club 3, 45 fa, , X VW Drzimiitics Club 4. I .fi M , . uv 1.31 , .. 'KAR' k f 4 'V I W' A Q' tw 5 Q I' .J ASQ: -R .V VVILLIAAI HARVEY VAULLIIN, 'lR. Band l, Z, 3. 45 Trziclt 4. JQIIN POPE WADE Band l, 2, 3, 4. LINDA RUTH WALLS Editorial Stuff ACCOLADE 45 F.H.IX. 2, 35 l4'.T..'X. 4, Officer 45 Student Council 25 Band l. 25 Majurette l. 25 Booster Club 35 Nutionail llnnur Society 4. BARBARA ELLEN VVALSTON l.C..'l. Club 45 c.llUlI' 2, 3. A- A-I. 4, '70' nv Q . ' A t iff M., in qc? It f auf 1... ....,.. .,. ' SENIOR CLASS - 1964 Page Forty-seven f.m,, ...... , -1 SENIOR CLASS ' 1964 can-a-Q A-Anand w,.A aw 4-pr- ' . o-34 75 - ,fn WW V jfylfr fa ff S sf' f- N ia-if Q MWIHQAJJI Z? I W ms, tv'-N.,' -cn... '1w?!Nd.? If my nge Frirtyeiglzl SHARON ANN WALSTON l7.II..-X. Z, 3, F.T.A. 3, 4, llomeroom Officer lg Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. 'IENNES RANDY WALTERS RuSineSS Staff IXCCOLADE 4, Key Club 4, Fila' Hizette Staff 3, 4, Student Council 2: American Field Service Committee 3: llomeroom Officer 25 VVays and Means Committee 45 Booster Club 3, PHILIP H AROETT WARREN Key Club 3, 4: Student Council 3, Homeroom Officer 43 Football 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, junior-Senior lVaiter lg Science Club 3, 4. ROBERT LEE WARRICK Bus Driver 3, 4, THOMAS RICHARD WATSON National Honor Society 3, 4, Marshal 2, 3, Chief .XIarSlIal 35 Editorial Staff ACCOLADE 45 Key Club 3, 43 French Club 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 2, Band l. 2. 3, 43 junior-Senior VVaiter 2, VVayS and Means Committee 4, Science Club 3, 4, Officer 45 Debate Club 43 N. C. Stunt Night, EMERSON RAY WELLS l.C.rl'. Club -lg llomeroom Officer 4. SANDRA OWENS WEST lf.l3.I...'X. 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 2, 4, Officer 4, Homeroom Officer lg Rand l. 2. CRIARLES ALAN WPIITLEX' Bus Driver 3, 4. WIIILIAAI ilEBER WILKINS Spanish Club 2, Homeroom Officer l, 2, Football l, 3: Basketball l, 2: Baseball l, Track 2. IDANIEL RANDOLPH WILLIAMS l.C.T. Club 49 Bus Driver 3. CTAROLYN PAYE W7ILLIA1XIS If.B.L.A, 3, F.II.A. 2, 3, I.C.T. Club 4. KENNETH CARLIE WILLIAMS I.C.T. Club 4, Bus Driver 3. PA'I'RICliA QlllRIS'l'lNli xA,II.I.lAMS National llonor Society S, 4, lirlitorial Staff ,'Xt'c'ol,An1. 4, l7.li.L..X, 4, Spanish Club 5, l7.ll..X. 1, 3, 4: l7.'l'..X. A, 4, llomeroom Officer I, Booster Club 4, 41 lntra mural llasltetball l. ll' . l3EvE1u-x' LANE VV11-L1AixisoN lf.iz.1,.A. 2, s, 4, lf.ll..X. 1. IAMES CiERIIlXlAN VV1i.1.1A1xisoN, ln. X ' ' 4 llantl l, Z, 3, 4. A PHILLIP Tuoixms VV1LLiAAisoN N7 National llonor Society 5, 43 Basketball 3: Tennis 3, 45 - VVays and Means Committee 4, Science Club 4, , my X . , fx 4 Dramaties Club 4. A fl ll C' M- , IOHN lXloonE WILSCJN 'Te' ,wwv ,,,--...W ' f W, C - --, . AW National Honor Society 5, 4, Officer 4: Class Officer K lie If WW 2, 5, 4, Key Club Z, 5, 4, Officer 44 Spanish Club S, Student Council 1, 3, Homeroom Officer l, 2, 4: Basket- ball 1, 2, 39 Ilomeeoming Escort 4, junior'Senior XVait- er 2, Science Club 3: Booster Club 3: Morehead Nom- inee 45 Stunt Night Court 4. RAY LYNN VVINSTEAD Transferred from Durham, N. C. 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Class Officer 4, Business Staff Acco- LADE 4, Student Council 4, Band 5, 4, Officer 4, XVays imtl Means Committee 4: Booster Club 4: More' ,,.. . ,ff , bead Nominee 4. X g ,tiff N. M M, K f 1 ,WS Q, mgfzlrj V.:- rf, Ag, . Q- E, . : 1. .... h z , , :, 4 R. W V+' 'A V fxpss A A f Q, f ,Q f .1 YM, f fw W t 4 , .Ns 3 1 ,S J A f l 1 N x .1 f A f f CiEORGIA KAY VVoRREL1. l7.B.L.A. 2, 51 F.Il..'X 2, 5, 4: Booster Club 4. JANICE lDIANE WCJRTIIAAI I.C.T. Club 43 Choir 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3. PA'rRiC1A ANN VVYLIE Transferred from Garner, N. C. 33 lfrench Club 4, Dramaties Club 4. IRA ADAMS YELVERTON, ln. Key Club 4, Iloineroom Officer 1, Tennis 2, 3, 4: XVuys :md Means Committee 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Seienee Club 3, 4. f'Gab session breaks the day for C. Powell, B. New- H. Skimzer, N. Slzamzon, House, P. lfVarren, and Imzcaster work ton, L. Walls, and P. Rowe. diligently to welcome sophomores to Fike. l l QY l ' ..., Seniors Noi Pictured -IOYCE GERNELLE BISSETTE ERNEST LEE BRADLEY BENJAAUN DARDEN IIOYNER CAROLYN DALE MCKEEL 'IANICE MARIE WEAVER BILLY RAY VVIMBERLY I need a ride home, says S. Boswell as she looks toward II. Scott and S. Moody. Bus Drivers: Davis, B. VVaters, B. Hayes, VV. Pollard, Bunn, D. Taylor, T. Boswell, B. lVarriclc, D. Tait, D. Hawley, Baker, F. Taylor, T. VVel1l1. Socializizzg during lanclz lzoar is popular witlz B. jolmson, S. Bradley, Mylam, A. Barnes, and E. Tlzackston. Seniors, B. Leaclz, H. Skinner, and Lan- caster, take a Izrealc witlz Bliss Broughton wliile working on term papers. Page Fifty 7. OP 0 WAYS AND lVlEANS COMMITTEE: First row: J. Dail, R. Winstead, S. Boswell. Second row: A. Howard, Johnston, S. Overton, eniors . . . Aclive in every phase of school life Clzairrnang Baker. Tlzirll row: VV. lluntcr, ll. llolacrtwn, Vllatson. F0-urtlz row: l. Yclvertun, P. X'K7llll2iII1SUl1. ll. lllultnrs Mrs. Crawley explains sonze of the interesting information about Mrs. Bullard proudly gazes as U. Haclclnrrtlz. S. Corbett. unl North Carolina to U. Haclclaartlz, 6.XCl'l6l11g9 student. S. Vlfest put final tonclzes on Clzristuzas tlCL'OVl1llOl1N. ll age Filly nm CALASN Dm' SPIIAIU las: left to riglzt: H. XxviIIlhCI'lf', P0015 B. Ifurris, Testuturg VI. YVilmn, Proplzetg H. Skinner, Hismrimz. CLASS IVIASCOTS ELIZA X'vOU'lkEN ldmml CLASS Nl0T'T0 NIYIIL' surcst way not to fail is to clctcrminc to succcedf XV1l,L1,xx1 NctMu,lS,xN IIESTER A CLASS CCI-CRS Mctullic Bluc and Silver Nils' CLASS FLOW ER VVl1itc Magnolia Mage Fifllaffxm 5--X v ff' -r 4 6 ,7 fl, 4? Z1 , ff ww, M X l lzope lze gets my correct ll8l.2l1T,H llziulcx B. Ellis wlzile l1Clll.Q Tlzitzlciug of lzcr future gfllcllttlllflll, Il. Home inspects mzc of 1ll6'HSlll'Cll for lzcr cup and gown. GRADU Hugo, two, tlzree, fU1H'.H Sctziorx Llrill in preparation for grnclzmtiorz. tlzc Cll175tHZtlKQOll'lI9. ATION Gruzlzmtes fill- into tlzc trmlitnriunz us fricmls 111141 ftmlilicx nlzserve. '-1 1 4 1 Page l iffy-tlzrcu Bust A11 RUZIIIL1 Best Looking Frierzdliest IJIANA lllxnnlw ANN POI.II11.L ,lo ANNE HOUSE IDQNNIE llouwsow Blu. IJEANS AIARK IIERRING fund Popzzlnr Host Sclmlm-I3 Rlrllrflrs QIUIJ ms CTHERYI, Exum BILL SIIXIONS 'INQAIMY XV,x'l'soN ow I., 'Y 1 ,I I gf W ,.a Most Talented Best Dressed SARA ABBITT .IEAN BAIz'I'IIOIIOxIEw BOB STAAIPEII RIISTY MANILIIAI Hfittiest Most Atlzletic' Host Dvjwzzflzzlzla' FIANE JOHNSTON CIRACE BAKER UOHIIIE lil I IS EDDIE AIINCHEVK' IDONNIE HOWEII XVII I IAAI IIIINIER Page Fiffj-film' Mrrrslmls represent the intellect of our school. They are ehosen on the husis of seholurship and character. The iillflliff' seleets them ueeording to their grades for two finer AIARSIIALSZ Left to right: T. XVutson Cf. Fxum, and VV, Hunter. t J and oneehalf semesters. The marshals are ehosen from the T sophomore and junior elnsses, and they serve as ushers 2 :rt the grudtrution exerelses. JWIVW Xi 'A . Baker, C. Quick. A R H A L AIARSIIALSZ First row: VI. VVhitley, nl. Boone, -I. Cooper, I.. Luper, stead. Second row: VV. Hunter, B. Hayes, C. Harris, D. john- I. Baker, Ci. Quick, S. Overton, C. Exum, F. Guilford. VVinf son. B. Broughton, Newton, and T. VVatson. Prttic' Fifty -six ciremniizg ulmui 1110 future. Students Pittmmz, House, and S. Bmciley regisier ami mingle witlz tile guests cz! tile Americmz Field Service District Conven- tion lzeid nf Fike. S. AICFKIVIIHIH, recipient of lize D.A.H. z111'i1r'1i, ix S1lUll'll . F. . Dislrici Conference . . . . A. . Award . . . College Night Fifce 5flldf.'7Il5 ge! the Scoop O11 file colleges of their Choice, I1'.Cf.Cf. mimi U.N.Ci. J'6'l7I'CSUlII1Ifi1't'N give illfU'l'Hl1Ifi0lI 61170111 their sciznuis. J 'NS in ...J QU liiffy NL'l'L'll f LASS , - , KNPDXVIN, Iii, lhxruy XX rxczr-11, LlMPHI,li'l'l' I ,wr-4-mr.-iq ,ni ' gage WW ,ff I , ilnvlsilnsz Serzteil: Green, Fleming, Pattersorm. Stzzmling: Broug- ton, Ciiillim, W'eir, Corbett, Ferrell, Flllglllllll, Glover, Thomas. Page Fifty-eight OFFICERS lfimmia VVENGER .e,., President liinm' Ei, lhixrlix' ,Vice-President LINDA CLODNVIN , .,,.. Secretary SUSAN LlIXll'IILET'l' . . rTreasure1' HIUNIOR ADVISERS Miss Diane Broughton Mrs hlr. Francis Collins hlrs Mr. D. Corbett Mrs. Mr. Gilbert Ferrell Mrs Mrs. Katherine Fleming Mrs Elizabeth Fulghum Anne Glover VViillis Green Kathleen Patterson . -lea n Thomas Mr. Willizirn VVeir JUNIORS Susan Patricia Ahhott Celia Dianne Adams Judy Tunstall Adams Suzanne Corhitt Adams VVilliam Ernest Adkins Mary Lynne Alexander VVilliam Frank Amerson Douglas VVayne Anderson janice Christine Anderson Virginia Paula Aromando Celia Tunstall Ashe VVilliam Earl Ashe Clara Ann Askew Sandra Lee Auger Johnnie Charles Bailey jodie Baker Linda Faye Baker Mary Hope Baker Thomas Edgar Ball, jr. Edwin john Banasiak Charles Gerald Barlmely jefferson Davis Bardin Dale Cameron Barkley John Alvin Barkley Arthur Thomas Barnes Charles Douglas Barnes Nancy Lee Barnes Susan Elizabeth Barnes Carolyn Ann Bass Sammy VVayne Bass Brenda Faye Batchelor Carolyn jean Batchelor David LaFate Batts Mildred Lynn Batts Mary Ann Beaman Frances Bell james Franklin Best, jr. 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W I h X ' f -ff f X4 X '4f'-W :f f 1. , .,.,, , Aff' - Vita? ., - 2' ' aw V ,Ma 'fs .W ,few fy W' , ja? ,W ,Q xy f .Mr I V -. ,- f , , Q , , , sh 5 Vs , f ' W wx. f 'V f 7: 2 J 'Q l ll Tl ,W ,gl A I 5 f , ,av ' ,N s 3 . rf f 9 - 1 cf' 1zr It ' ' 1-...ov , J ge Sixty 1 1 JUNIORS Sherman Rex Bissette Mariana Blythe Sandra Gray Bogue Judith Ann Boone Charles Thomas Boswell George Cecil Boswell, Jr. Lynne Bae Boswell Patricia Allen Bowers Dennis Bruce Boyette Allen Bay Boykin Douglas Snyder Boykin Johnnie Hardy Boykin Julian Tony Bradshaw Elsie Carolyn Braswell Joseph Edgar Brewer, Jr. Michael Joe Brewer Dallas McDonald Bridgers Gertrude Ruth Bridgers Donnie Hugh Britt Vtfade Bufhn Brooks, III VViley Cupton Broughton, Caroline Johnson Bruton Sidney Woodard Bruton, J Thomas Earl Bryant, Jr. Cornelia Kay Bunn Frederick Moye Bunn Bette Ann Burdette Harry Rex Burnworth, Jr. Vicki Marie Butner Elaine Marie Calvin Auriol Westleyf Carnahan Sandra Ann Carter Neil Preston Chamblee, Jr. Elizabeth Lindsay Clark Judith Marie Cook Jan Rene Cooper Jennifer Britt Cooper Linda Lou Conley Bruce Marshall Conyers Elaine Marie Cunningham JUNIORS A I Brenda Clyde Davis 5 A , George Merrill Davis, Jr. vw Z George Thomas Davis, Jr. j J Lila Rose Davis F A J J Lynda Faye Dawson Jennings Bryan Deans, Jr. Rosemarie Demilio Charles Connor Dempsey John Kirkland Denny Jo Ann Dickens Bobby Raymond Dixon Mark Braswell Draughn Brenda Carol Driver Judith Faye Eatmon Linda Raye Edwards Michael Swenson Edwards Preston Scott Edwards Vickie Lynn Edwards Teresa El Ramey Donald Irwin Evans Donald VVayne Evans Gary Wilson Farmer Charles Patrick Farris Nellie Gray Faulkner Arthur Earl Ferguson, Jr. Russell Allen Frady Linda Marie Fretterd Hubert Robert Fulghum, Jr. Williani Earl Garnett Patsy Ann Gay Jarvis Dock Glover Linda Joyce Godwin Michael Allen Godwin Billie Jean Gordon Evelyn Martina Gosnell James Christopher Green Robert Lawrence Greene Albert Sidney Griffin Frances Della Griffin Laura Frances Guilford . 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H M f 4: ' V , ...W , JUNIOR Linda Christine Hales Patsy Dianne Harrell Clyde Peebles Harris Dixie Lee Hawley joseph Donald Hawley Preston Eugene Hayes Kathleen Ann Hearn Seth Speight Hendricks Connie Warren Herring lacquelyn Gail Hester Phillip Terry Hester Tamsy Louise Hight Linda Juanita Hinnant Ailiene Hocutt Virginia Catherine Hodge Edith Rae Holbrook Ruby Elaine Hollomau Amelia Diane Hollowell Delores Kay Horne Linda Kay Horne Mary Allyn Horton Susan Elizabeth Howard Stanley Joseph Iradi jerry VVayne jacobs Anita Marie jaynes Rebecca Ann Ienkins janet LaRue Johnson Ioyce Lee Johnson Mary Francis johnson Norma Ruth johnson Kathryn Lee jones Vicki Elaine Jones Andrea Faye Jordan Daniel Andrew Iordan Lillian Morgan jordan Brenda Kaye Ioyner Gloria Anne Joyner Martha Constance Killebrew David Michael Killette Donald Livingston Kirkland JUNIORS Danny Bayford Lamm Linda Jane Lamm John Hilliard Lancaster Kenneth Truett Lang Naomi Langley Roberta Lee Langley Jacqueline Kay Lee James Rance Lewis, Jr. Jack Liner Edna Faye Lucas Mary Ann Lucas Bonnie Suzette Matthews Jacqueline Kay McIntosh Helen June Meads Walter Taylor Mercer Evelyn Marie Mitchell James Bay Moody Steve Grlen Moore Phillip Arthur Mooring Judy Carol Morris Barbara Jean Mozingo Pamela Ann Musselwhite David Blair Neeland Elizabeth Gray Oates Annette Outland James Anthony Owens Virginia Ann Page Barbara Jean Parker Connie Grey Pate Catherine Sue Perry Eddie Bay Petway Dewey Bay Pittman James Wade Pittman June Carol Pittman Don Dwight Potts James Jenkins Powell Leonard Ray Price Betty Jean Pridgen Mark Davis Pridgen William Lee Pridgen 17.15 3'7 ' 1 1 ...4--.... 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Page Sixty-four Hsu., Y 'al' ---af JUNIORS Dennis Dwain Radford Virginia Carol Reason Stephen Ferree Redding Patricia Dianne Renzo Carland Duke Ricks, lll Dennis Gibson Riley johanna Elaine Riley Grady Morrison Robbins Samuel Albert Roberson Rebecca Ann Rodgers john Herbert Van Roekel Nolie Keel Rose Ann Barbee Rowland Rarry Lee Ruffin Franklin Delmar Sawyer XValter Ross Scott Linda Faye Sharpe Susan Crutcher Shreve Daniel Gray Skinner james Albert Skinner, Ill Elton Cleveland Smith janice Sue Smith Kathryn Delores Smith Pamela Anna Smith Thomas Michael Smith Robert Finley Snipes, jr. Linda Nell Stallings Flora jean Stancil james Alvin Stancil Ronald Keith Stancil Retry Mae Stanley Frank Vllilliam Stokes lcylene Herring Such VVilliam Alfred Sutton, jr. Douglas Cowles Tabb, jr. john Phillip Talton Donna Fay Taylor judy Lane Tedder Charles Radford Tetterton Vickie Lynn Tillis JUNIORS Thomas Edison Tucker, Bonnie Lou Turnage Betty Garol Turner Susan Borden Umphlett Helen Morris Vick Horace Shingleton Vick Gerald jackson VVadc Cathy Ellen Walker Eugenia Elizabeth VValker Nancy Sharron VVallace Rebecca Ann VVallace Thomas Richard VVatkins ' c uw Harold Lawrence VVatson, jr. A-Q' ig Clifton Ray VVehb Arthur Frank VVenger Ann Ellis VVheeler Roy Rex Wheeler Charles VVilson VVhitley Charlotte Elizabeth Whitley Gerald Keith Vvhitley 'ludith Ann Whitley VVilliam Gray VVhitley, III Brenda Faye Wiggins jamie Sue Williams Linda Lee Vylilliams Donald Albert Williamson Sharon Anita VVilliamson Elizabeth Ann VVilson Jesse Don VVilson James Edward VVinborne Brenda Faye VVindham Rachel Annette Willdlldlll Barbara Sue Winstead Carolyn Sue Winstead janet Marie Winstead Norman Rudolph VVinstead Sue Scott Winstead Penny Joseline Womble George Clayton Worrell, Jr. Patricia Maude Woodard M ya xc ,,af.... fs af L, ,MW-a., e A V , .g i f a -Eb. I V QU a i,.. 4:1 M, vw fig V A rw Lk A it-Gil www y W 1, wfqwv- Q' -fd in C '11, , f , f , V, :E ,Nr 3 lf M-A..W,..+f 1.- mvw, ,, f ! I 7 f 6, .f af, I vm-....-- , wr . -.1---' ni fm f,x 'fy -Q4 Q71 2 ri, i V , f- ' .0 fm fi, ' fx 1 hm. , i2 27' fi I 7 ff ' A V , 4 f 1 ' B wr A . ' W I' f i , , .1 ,,- - 1 yy- ,4 . 4' if V ,fff ef X 1 ff 4? W. wt- ! fat , , W , lin 4WZ'1'i1 -,. we f S ,aj ' X V W Q y 7 f I W K :Wm Wm , I W f, W ,Q .ff ,, Q f y , Mt 5 ,, VX, gn Su 4IT 'f' A -t--'ws 'E ex Y f Af- QX ,F Page Sixty-fii e 1 f wg., W Qh 'Q JUNIORS Bomaine Clark Wkmodartl Buth Lanette Vkloodard SY Carl Erman Yates, lr. Juniors Nol Pictured Alvin Bavone Bass, Virginia Ann Batchelor, Melton Bay Bis- sette, James Vllade Blackwell, Jr., Betty Lou Boswell, Venita Sue Bottoms, Linda Louise Boyette, Ioseph Alvin Braswell, Tommy Bay Brantley, Phillip Earl Brewer, Jr., Tony Bay Brewer, Kenneth Ray Broadwell, Carl VVendell Bullock, Anita Carolyn Carlton, VVilliam Larry Carpenter, Lester Lee Carter, -lr., Ethel Frances Cox, Alames VVestley Davis, Michael Lane Deniilio, Linda Faye Driver, Otha Eric Evans. VVilliam lohn Partly, Thomas Harold Clascow Ferrell, Kenneth Bay Glover. George Bonald Hawley, Buhy Josephine High, Sherman Earl Holley, VVilliam Bohert jackson, Barbara Jean Keen, Vtlanda -Io lsamm, Charles VVillarcl Langley, Lois leanette Liggon, Nancy Varsity clzeerleualers-il. Dickens and I.. Stallings assist Bl. God- win, B. jenkins, and K. Vlflzitley in preparing ri Spanish lnclletin lmunl. Page Sixty-six Lonnette Liggon, Margaret Mae Long, Franklin Willie Mas- sengill, Richard Carlyle Massingill, Ronald Kenneth NleAllister, Dennis james McCuen, Kenneth Terry Mills, joseph VVayne Moosha, Shelton Howard Mullen, Ir., Peggy Ann Muse, james Edward Newton, ll, VVilliam Clyde Parker, Emma Lee Patter- son, Bunn Carlos Pate, Rebecca Ann Pittman, Linda Kaye Stallings, Frances Loretta Stroupe, Joseph Earl Taylor, George Ray Thorne, Charles Braden Ussery, Kenneth Douglas Vick, Charles Edward Vklalston, Marion Cone VVatson, Ted VVebb, VVallace Thomas VVebb, Samuel Edward White, Ruth joyce VVhitley, VVilliam Earl VVhitley, Peggy Ann Williams, Tommy jay VVilliams, Virginia VVilliams, Ylanice Marie VVinstead. Uflzo will be first, E. lfvinlwrne, Al. Blytlze, L. Ionian, T. El Iitlillejf, or B. lloocly, to take a spin with G. Farmer? Perfection is left in tlze lzamls of F. Griffin, S. Reilalilzg, L. Godwin, Barlrely, anal C. Vlflfzitley while making basket- ball tags to boost Sclzool spirit. L . Making lags . . . Christmas party . . . Report cards Happiness is prouzizzezzt in rlze faces of tl. Boone 9 Ufirzxteazl, D. Amlersmz, R. Greene, F. Guilford, anal C M,-hm H party, Food food and more food, Farris as they discuss tlzeir semester graile5. . , , . PEACE 41 Page Sl.X'l.l'St'1C ,L J CLASS 1966 BISSETTE, BIBLES, FARRIS, TAYLoR ADVISERS: Strrnding: Noble, Parker, Casliwell, Farris, Wocidard, Rose, Marklin, Uzzle, Rosenblutli, Nelson. Sealed: Smitb, Bea- man, Skinner, Bullard. Page Sixty-eight OFFICERS Tommy FARRIS . . . r.,, President BILL BoLEs T T , , . .Vice-President CAROLYN 'TAYLOR . . . .V.. Secretary joNN1E BISSETTE . . , ...L Treasurer ADVISERS Mrs. Ella Beaman Mrs. Mildred Bullard Miss Mary Cusbwell Mrs. Katie Farris Mr. Paul Marklin Miss Ann Nelson Miss Hattie Noble Mrs. Loretta Parker Mr. Gilbert Rose Mr. Lennie Rosenblutb Mrs. Katherine Skinner Mrs. Mary Smith Miss Tucker Uzzle Mrs. Maude Woodard Sophomores Y . Bess Acra Adams joseph Radford Allen, jr. Brenda Kay Amerson james Franklin Amerson Wade Hampton Anderson Paul Milton Andrews Margaret Ann Atkinson 1 Carolyn DeLois Baker Franklin flames Baker Geraldine Ann Baker Marilyn Buth Banks ,lean Lucille Bardin Brenda Louise Barnes Helen Carol Barnes Judy Dianne Barnes Martha Katherine Barnes Michael Keith Barnes Polly Andrea Barnes Thomas Earl Barnes William Henry Barnes Georgia Carrol Bass jerry Leon Bass Elsie Bay Batchelor Dwight Graham Batts Larry Gene Batts Charles Collins Benton HI Lynda Keith Benton Dorothy Elizabeth Bissette Frank Moye Bissette Ill ,lacquelyn Faye Bissette Mary Laura Bissette William Butts Boles, jr. Thomas Edgar Boone Priscilla Joan Bosley james Albert Boswell Walter Bobby Boswell Dennis Warren Bottoms jennifer Mae Bowery Tom Willis Bowling, Ir. Ashley Mitchell Boyette M-Ze, x I' 'WIS'-. L 7 W , as - if I as , A ,Nh 14,-,if Jah, f ' ' 2 f ,. M, 1 . 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'W ix' qv' 'V ' jg, -W-.r...f 2 1 I M 'V' Page Seventy , - ,f rf-F4 495 As f W Q , 4, f , ff N 'Y wa. 4, . . 'H 1 , fl? W ' - Q- 4 . tcm f Ci Sophomores Martha Anne Boyette Boland Smith Boyette Barbara lean Boykin Betsey lean Boykin Hackney Noble Boykin Patsy Elaine Boykin Nancy Alice Brann Kenneth Leslie Brewer Sharon Laura Bridge VVillie jasper Bridgers Mary 'lo Brisson Danny Lynn Britt Susan Ann Broadhurst Frances Marie Brooks Deborah 'lane Brown Louis Preston Bullock, III -lohn Michael Bumgarner VVilliam Joseph Bunn, lr. Marlene Buscemi Stella Louise Byrd Eugene Joseph Carr Beverly Ann Cassidy hilary Virginia Clement loyce Ann Cobb VVillis Edgar Cockrell VVilliam Patrick Coggins Mary Claire Conyers Brenda Kaye Cook Harry Taylor Cook Linda Faye Cook Thomas Franklin Corbett Gail Wallace Cozart Carol Ann Crawford Kathryn Frances Cunningham Cheryl Marie Dail Elizabeth Owens Daniel Vernon F. Daughtridge III john Williams Davis Charles Roland Dawson Charles Ronald Dew Sophomores llarry Rishop Dew, Alice llall Dielterman William Richard Dixon IV Betty Luc Dorsey james Fredrick Downing Ill Linda Kathryn Dunn Ronnie Carl Durham George Edward Edmundson, Nlargaret loan Edmundson George Kenneth Edwards Terry Daryl Edwards Rachel Dianne Eller Charles Earl Ellis james VVarren Ellis .lohn Harper Ellis Burgwyn El-Ramey james Edward Etheridge Sandra Frances Etheridge Joanne Evans Williani Wesley' Ezzell Theresa Dianne Farris Thomas Joseph Farris Charles Thomas Ferrell, lr. Vivian Leigh Ferrell john Thomas Flora, jr. Linda Kaye Forbes Ronnie James Forhes john Howard Fortson, jr. Melda Jestine Foster Susan Gayle Frady Michael LaVerne Freeman Dewey Eugene Fulcher Donny Clifton Gardner VVilcy Carlos Gardner Linda Elizabeth Gay VVilliam Edward Gill Harold David Glover Thomas Allen Goard Russell Lee Grifhn David ames Guilford J YT? 47, X y Q, .,,,u-4-4. 4 1 if I , , , Asif 2. 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AY, I My ly 'ma S ? ew we N ,f 'K ' M' e WAV, QXEBY f i If A J .W A , V ,fit ,g ' f X ,fj W , M e w Q Page Seveiziytwo Sophomores Laura Ellen Hairr Loretta Ann Hardison Vllilliam Gwyn Hardister John Edward Harrell Julian Clarence Harris Marian lXleDowgald Harris Donnie Gay Hawley Lennie Ray Hawley Janet Hope Hendricks Marsha Anne Herring Joseph hlehlurray Hester, Jr Molly Paris Iligh Janice Fay Holloman Elizabeth Ann Holmes Nora Belinda Hooks Janis Alma Horne Dwight Thomas Howell Linda Carrol Howell Sharon Louise Hubbard Sarah Elizabeth Hurley Stephen Ross Irwin Dora Mae Jackson Lynwood Byerly Jefferies Myra June Jenkins Russell Emmett Jenkins, J Rebecca Jernigan Elizabeth Jane Johnson Patsy Ann Johnson Judy Faye Jomp Diana Warren Jones Gordon Jefferson Jones, Jr. Judith Carol Jones Sandra Diane Jones Vllilliam Oscar Jones, Jr. VVyatt Millard Jones III David Randolph Kelley Ann Elizabeth Kelly Virginia Reid Kelly VVilliam Benjamin Kemp VVilliam Weldcin Kimball Sophomores Katherine XVz1rd Knowles Bonnie Maisie Lamm David Larson Lznnm Harold Jennings Lznnni ,Io Ann Lamim Linda Mitchell Lnnnn Mary Carolyn Lanini Nattie Mae Corrine Ltnnni Bussell Clay Lzinden. Ir. Carl Henry Lane Linda Sheryl Lune Cecil Alton Lanley Martha June Laugliritlge Hula Katherine Leach Stuart Arlen Leder Francis Crahtnn Lee Bohert Hart Lee Gene Liner Edna Barnes Lovelace Cornelius Brock Lucas james David Lucas johnny Ray Lucas jan Bohert McLaga Earl Lee hlangum, -lr. Ted VVayne Matthews Edward Earl May Eleanor Cheryl McCall James Edward hlCComas, Jr. john Henry McDustrell Vickie Carol Melntosh Deborah McShane Cynthia Ann hlereer james Edward Miles Boney Gene Minshew Betty Lou Mitchell Dorothy Mae Moize Henry Herbert Nlonson Anthony VVayne Moody Achevois Johnson Moore, jr. Beverly Leigh Moore , 49. ' . V yy ev ME H . 9. is Ja S , f f W it V 'Q7f '9 W 1 -W, 'f '- , ,f 1 0, f ' Q 4 1 4 ., fr' ff 2 A .-M i f-RZ? 4 .if s a I L ,A gd We ua y H922 'tw 1 A '-7 We Q I f 'sf fe'- Q l .M y .ual ww 2 , L.. 'ings' 2? ' r , -nk , fliigw -t ,. ix f yy, fix N , 7, X wr W--4' W R36 , Q f : me Sv Y Q W ' Sw f 4, Q , f is . A , L to . M LW .Q , ee X X f AUM'-N W? nouns- xv --Q I sf t QV' f was Sz nw ff Xt , :V .f in ig ii' W f5'v i , I ir va... f M , f! , fi 141' -fig '10 ' 2 f iq 177 M f if , A Q any I' Y X V oi f we ..,,, :fx we-v Qxwpg , f , , . 1 .-,I X 1..,,,.,t,,, 3 4 Q War wwf Q ,, -QW Q A,,14 'vs ', , , 5 5 ' am mp... n -we-ng, diem ww-,Q Nqr- TGV Y U Page Seiwztytliree :QW ,, , ' ' f Q 1 NF- Q1 42? ,V 14 h ,L V , , Q Q t ,vm LQ 1 4-sa ' X Q FB, wt pp- Qs 'QZQAFU wx Ag' 21, - .. SW ma.,- Gs-' Wm! 1: A-1' ' f 1 Q1 X ,, 4.1 K XM ,W . r, if X ZY,'ZJ'i: ' K'? f .K I of 7 it Q MN' , Q, D, . ,,, f Q ' . U ' W' ,l . ,,, ff .p f :W ' may .mn 4 ,mx -9 .M ' E J V A , -r 7. if f 'ed vis 'rv .ag - 1 .Q , W ar ff , ,Q it .vw , ay' My as ' f AQ W at 73' 'X an X mf- 'l'i'm- ,I W, N f fi3ii :1:,1:1:f 'Y s N ik ' f 'S f A gi, H t ,, , .. , Q M V A f ' 1 riff . E' V- -' 254 ' if 5 ' V X ' 'J '3Tf ' W y l 1' e'Y f i N 4 4-- ff ' 1 - ' fait fi M W f r .,,. f I ' ' M .A ,X N Z X V V R 2 U 5 if 2,4 -W i, ,, .sr r-.,.. v. P M . 4537, fe f f, 'H 4 rf, 1 1 we ff . -' 1 Q ,, iz N ' w ' YV' 1,2 X : K ,- 'so i f ' P' 'fs' o 2p f-aff K '- rf i ,W-jj' ' K W, j 2, ' ' ' -an I .r f Page Seventy-four , 1- --11. ,,., Sgphgn-.ores Larry lchabod Moore Patricia Rose Moore Johnny VVright hlosley Laura Faye Mosley Jennifer LaRue Moye Albert Nelson Blurray Archie Elmer Murray, Ir. George Clinton Murray jo Ann Narron Billy Ray Newton Douglas Stanley Newton Linda Maye Newton Peggy Ann Nichols lrvin Edwin Norris Kenneth Morris O'Connell Linda Ann Ostrum Brenda Janette Overstreet Carolyn Sue Owens Edith Marlene Owens Gwendolyn Gale Owens jimmy Gray Owens Patsy Lorraine Owens 'Iirnmie Steve H. Pappas Rrenda Margaret Parker George Ray Parker Coy Vilayne Pender Alma -lean Perry Charlotte Ann Pierce Deanna Kay Pierce Robert Paul Pierce Edward Elton Pipkin, jr. Judy Carol Price Herbert VVayne Price Robin Bess Pridgen john Edward Provo, jr. james VVilliam Purvis, jr. Lottie Paulette Radford Ricky Dan Reason Kenneth Lee Reddick Alfred Francis Rehm Sophomores Linda Dianne Renfrow George Edward Richardson Joan Lorna Rodgers Hoyte Rogers Linda Faye Rogers Milton Harold Rogerson Margaret Ann Rose Rebecca Jane Rose Steve VVarren Rountree Edna Magoline Rufhn VVilma Gray Sadler Charles Edgar Sams, Jr. Betsy Rennette Sandifer Connie Marie Sasser Janice Marie Sawyer Harry Vlfells Severance, Jr. Linda Luvenia Shealy Lloyd Aubrey Shingleton Asa Elmore Shreve III Lou Ellen Simmons Becky Jo Skinner Timothy Vllesley Skinner Richard Ragsdale Skinner Janet Geraldine Smith Jimmy Earl Smith Judy Kay Smith Mildred Juanita Smith VVayne Aulbrey Smith Judy Ann Stallings VVilliam Palmer Stamper, Jr. Betty Lucille Stancil Danny Andrew Staneil Ronald Lewis Stant Joseph Hills Starling Larry Craven Stephens John VVealey Stokes, Jr. Ralph Lee Stott VVilliam Russell Spivey Grace Elizabeth Sullivan Ellen Ruth Sutton ,.-.1 'nfs M-4-' uv 97 , J Q ' ffm W s.Z,..t, ,V awe... - k,.,M..,. 'Emi' 3- .J f 7 5.5 ., ' ,, 1' J Z i: wa..-V Q, 1 , I - Mpc, 1 - 'nn fm 4.49504 was Z is ' bf -Q - wal' Q ,f mn wt .w fa ,, '79 ' f W , ,. O 3 x , 1 'Q 'A ,Mi vffw Q if J .M pa is , my , ,- t v v 'x YN X f W X .. ,. , 2 t Q, . f iv ,V 1 ' Q ' .il , ' X as wo - ,,:9w..i,,w fag L I , f ,t 415 ,., .N ' . f ,, 1' 'F as 53' ' - ,. I 40... - i ,LY K Page Sevezzty-five 1 ,nr fx 'Q .M N lp-1-4 exif .4-.4 .,K,..TM-Q.. sf r QM 09151 W I ,jf f V 1 , f Yffu, A X X 1' . P ' -K'1Yxf ,. 5 S 4 3 A., Q 1, am facto Z N., il an : .a-... ,dwg 'Q . -, ' an .J -ff 1 up fm wr. af' af W, f AWK -fa... wud -,,,i...,i sri 1.0-4 , J s z., . V: W1-x 1 f, f 4 fx . r ' J if 4' 52: VWJM? ,l f W elf' f-0 '9N 'Q tt' I l y 5,2 ,,:,. ,a y if ,, Q ,g mf sg' , M L, J P L T P' m, ,W ,., ,Q Hama ,..f--' A' I .,,. ,pw K Q lx 5 , t ..,- A W V ,E A4121 4 AS 4 ' gr as s 'R ff? 'ew 2 , ff 'W ' e5 'Y Q u, ,V if .W ,,, ,ffvf ,W if ,N . wg- Page Sevezzfyfsix Sophomores Harry Wilson Sutton Jennifer Joy Sutton Estelle Emerson Swindell Carolyn Faye Taylor Donald Clay Taylor James Dennis Taylor James Durwood Taylor Ronald Ray Taylor Teresa Annette Taylor Doris Faye Tedder Edward Lee Thigpen, Jr. Joyce VVynette Thigpen Claudia Ann Thompson Darlene Cheryl Thorne Richard Allen Thorne Curtis Clark Tillery Richard Cary Tipton Nancy Lee Tomlinson Sherry Leigh Tomlinson Sherry Anne Tucker Randolph Barnes Turnage Lonnie Dail Turnage Myra Jacquelyn Turner Trudy Lola Tyson VVallace William Umphlet Chester Oliver Vanderpool Jorette Joyce Vann Donnie Eugene Vick Ronnie Thomas Vick Ritchie Dexter Vinson Brenda Joyce Waddell llenry Hyman VValston IV Linda Carol Walston Ronnie Earl VVaters Gloria Jean Watson Mary Linda Watson Sandra Lee Watson James Ralph Weaver, Jr. Elizabeth Darlene Wells Jane Gray Wells Sophomores Joan Rae Wells Sonia Louise VVest Elizabeth Anne VVheeler Evelyn Ray Wheeler Wanda Sheryl VVheeler Q Donald Steven White Jeffery Gardner Whitley Brenda Joyce Williams Brenda Marie Williams Janice Marie VVilliams Jimmy Edward Williams Leroy Williams, Jr. Lynda Yvonne Williartis W Robert Lee Williams Jackie Simon VVilliamson Mary Lee Williamson Ronald Asa Williamson 43 '44+ Roy Moore Vvilliamson Raymond Sewell Winstead Shelby Jean Winstead Elizabeth An ne Woodard J , 'NN gun i 'gf 11 , an an . 4 ,. f ...- 'N 4' I ' .V f -1- V , 'J ,, ,i??j?VfsffL1'i Zv :JZ bfi! I ii T' an I 4. -1 M, 12 V 1 f f 9' , 7,f4f A J ,.' ,- xi ,, - ,r a Frederick Holmes Woodard X Q if Q K 5' ,- 4? mx U Louise Gray Woodard 2, . V, Ernest Bronz Woodruff III G Annette Garner Wooten r K Linsey Frank Wyatt Betty Jo Yelverton George Frank Yelverton Bruce Randall Young ,, ,,. -A y 9 'Z' ,s f, f lf X 5 ii W ,rf e l 5 Q H5331 S '-I V L -M..- Sophomores Noi Pictured Charles Randolph Bailey, Earl Thomas Bailey, Andrew Valentine Bakasy H, Geraldine Baker, Ronney Wayne Baker, Ernest Der- wood Barnes, Kenneth Wayne Batchelor, Sammie Buford Bearden, Bessie Ann Boswell, Williarn Thomas Boswell, Phyllis Raye Bottoms, Larry Vernon Boykin, Donald Braxton Bradley, Jakie Eddie Brantley, Gene Edward Braswell, John Thomas Broadway, Jr,, James Ray Bryant, Joyce Ann Bryant, Barbara Ann Carpenter, Glennie Marie Creech, Charles Crisp, John Clifford Cullen, Jr., Lee Roy Davis, George DiLea, Jr., Ricky Thomas Eatmon, Jane Dale Edmundson, Owen VVebster Franks, Jane Lora Hall, Douglas Ray Harrell, Jerry Andrew Hawkins, Shelly Jeannette Hayes, Connie Ruth High, Lynda LaRue Jeffreys, James Elam Johnson, Robert Allen Jones, Gary Lee Lamm, Jimmie Gerald Lamm, Brenda Faye Lane, Rupert Garlin Lucas, Jr., Andy Ervin McMurray, Xkiayne Edison Nloore, Linard Thomas Moseley, Patrick B. Pearee, Paulette Pender, Alvin Raley, Kathryn Sue Raper, Jerome Allen Ray, Bruee Allen Rulrhn, James David Serudder, James Thomas Smith, Betty Sue Starling, VViley Bruce Sutton, James Edward Thompson. Carlos Ray Tyndall, Jasper Dwight Vkiebb, Rufus Lee Vkiebb, Brenda Joyee VVhaley, Gail Sue Vl'hitley. Page Severity-seveiz Cook, XfVells, Boswell, Vick, Taylor, mul Hlis twins keep the SOIJITOHIOTE class t11orm1g111y cwlfmell. Sophomore Iniormals Page Severziy-eight Hgh, l'G-LfGftl17I6S,H mmm lzzmgry soplmnmres. Hrs. Aycock, 1i17TlH'iLHZ, checks out books for S. Hublmrd, H VVulstmz, mul H. Hose. Bus travel is slow, but r1e1oerzc1al71e, agree G. Kelly, B. Hoare, D. Farris, B. Snmiifer, K. lfzllvrlrzlx, 17. Bixwttu, mul P. Andre S. Broadhurst, E. Mangum, Maclaga, C. Tlmmpsrm, and m1111i1'e the fl'O'1911J' cuxe. Imnm. Il. Hloore, L. Lanzm, B. Pridgerz, A. Adams, Al. High, D. Turner find tlmf the C01lTfj'tl!ACl elzlzunces COlll'Cl'SlIffUlI. Page St3l'8llfAY'lIfllE 'fn' my g l YOU FIND . . . you find a place for yourself . . . you become a part . . . organizations . . . science . . . literary staffs . . . dramatics . . . debating . . . friends . . confidences . . . you find your usefulness . . you find your purpose . . you may lead or follow . . . you find these in your daily activities . . . in living you find . . . you find a unity. M --.. OFFICERS: 'luhn Vllilwn, Prelidcntg Bill Simuns, VicefPresic1eu1g Miss CLYDE HUNTER Sandra Overtun, Sccr'e1m'yg ,Iucly Lancaster, Treasurer. Adviser OfNL1TifJllLll Hamm' Society. IAYIULX. nt Q 4 v Q Z ? ' I I1 Q I tx 1, v5 t OLD MEMBERS: First row: 51. Lancaster, R. Vllinstead, M. Bea- Strickland, P. Willianms. Third row: L, Luper, C. Hawks, man, R. Collins. Second row: Miss Hunter, mlviserg Al. Scott, J. Bartholomew, P. Williarrmsimn, Sullivan, D. Johnson, R. VV. Hunter, T. VVatsun, O. Fulglrum, VVilson, S. Overton, Leach, B. Simons, Baker. Page Eighty-two I light the candle of scholarshipf, This is the key phrase in the induction service of the National llonor Society. Attaining membership in the National llonor Society-available only to juniors and seniors with at least a 3.5 average-is an admirable achievement. The Society, the only honor organization at Ralph L. Pike, serves to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to promote leadership, to stimulate a desire to render service, and to encourage the development of character among the students. Miss Clyde Hunter directs the Society's activities. Members serve as pages at College Night. Lighting candles signifies nremlnersliip in the National Honor Society to L. Alexander, D. Anderson, R. Askew, and I.. lVi'zlls. Honor Sociel NEW MEMBERs: First row: R. Pittman, I. Boone, L. Godwin, L. Walls, D. Anderson, F. Guilford, L. Horne, D. Adams, B. Ienins, L. Burgess. Second row: T. El Bamey, S. Winstead, Winstead, C. Stokes, V. Butner, Whitley, A. Askew, Cooper, L. Alexander, F. Griffin. Tlzinl rout: B. Green, C. VVhit- ley, Newton, B. Broughton, C. Harris, B. Hayes, B. Dail, B. Turnage, F. jordan, P. VVylie. Page Eighty-three SANDIE BICFARLANE, Editor STAFF ADV1sERs: Mrs. Miriam M. Dunn, Editorialg Mrs. Kath- erine B. Fleming, Business. EDITORIAL STAFF GF ACCOLADE As members of the editorial staff of the yearbook, we have grown in awareness of what surrounds us. We have learned that there are hidden beauties and mean- ings in everything that we observe. We have found that tasks that seem difficult and sometimes endless are really steps to greater learning and understanding. We have discovered that piles of pictures and hundreds of written words miraculously become a book. These are our experiences-may you profit from them as we, the staff, have profited. These are our impressions recorded for you in the '63-'64 ACCOLADE. Edilbridl Sfdff First row: T. Watson, W. Hunter, B. Ellis, P. VVilliams, D. Robertson, S. McFarlane. Second row: Mrs. Dunn, adviser, C. Quick, Glover, L. Luper, N. Shannon, Strickland, L. Walls, S. Overton. Third row: Amerson, S. Baueom, A. Polhill, Boswell, Lancaster. Page Eighty-four While sclling acls, wc haw sccn much more in tht- Cconomy of X'Vilson than a row ol' storcs on Nash Strcct. This suction, lahclccl u!XLlYCl'IiSCIUCl1IS, rcprcscnts pci' sonalitics. lr rcprcscnts tht- pcoplc who manage tht-sc storcs. The merchants ol' VVilson show intcrcst in us hy assuming a portion ol' thu cost of puhlishing this hook. It has hccn our plcasurc to go uhchincl the scenes, to mcct thcsc pcoplc. ililicy have maclc it possible for us to transmit our imprcssions to you. ACCOLADE First row: ll. Fulford, C. Powell, A. Lamm, R. Dail, P. Rowe. R, VValters, Vllilson. Second rmv: Mrs. Fleming, mlviserg Qi. Hawks. R. Lcach, D. Harriss, Al. Marsh, S. Hackney House. a Third rmv: M. Beaman, E. Briclgcrs, Pm. VVinstt-acl. K. Barnes. yi, .. at ' I AxM V 4. STAFF NIEAIBIHN Ain rson ii N Siinnon im Klcfarl im s 1 nn ru 11 U tt ix 1 inn pictures. -'EAN l3ARTIlOl.0M1iVV, Editor .IANET AMEnsoN, Business and Advertising .llanager Here comes -lean Bartholomew, Editor of the Pike Hi-ZETTE. She smiles as she rushes down the hall. Mr. C. L. Odell, the journalism adviser, nods knowingly. .lean has a scoop for the paper. The newspaper, a monthly publication, serves to entertain and to inform the student body of activities at Ralph L. Pike High School. janet Amerson, Business and Advertising Manager, along with senior staff members llarriet Barker, Robbie Leach, Judy Lancaster, Mary Ann Maclaga, Ann Pol- hill, R. Wziltcrs, and Ray Shepard, works hard writing features and editorials, proofreading, and laying out the newspaper. Cnc goal toward which the Filze Hi-Zette stall works is a first-place rating by Columbia Scholastic Press Association. Th Fike Hi- Ile llr. Odell, lILl1'lSCI', glonw iritli ftitisfactimz as lic reads ii recent illC1lll787'S of the jourizalism staff work on tlze layout of tle issue of tlze PIKE lil-Zli'I4Tlf, next school paper. Page Higlzty-six , ? fl 'IUlH'lZlIIi5Hl students get ix1str14cti0r15 from Ur. 011011 for clleclcillg galley proofs. Features . . . News . . . Editorials . . . the paper, an imporlani parl of school life. Senior stuff memlrcrs give final check to Iuyoui before uulwlishixzg un cnlitiou of 1111- Iflliif Ill'ZIfAlVI'I-'. Page Ifiglztj-581111 Firsf row: R. Vllinstead, L. Godwin, ll. Skinner. Second row: L. Vklalston, P. Smith, B. Simons, H. Lee, A. Adams. Third rmii: Mr. Stott, ridviserg B. Vklallace, D. -lohnson, C. Killibrew, I.. Stallings, U. Hackharth. Fourth row: C. Ricks. P. Neal. H. Umphlett, D. VVilson, C. Stokes. Fifth row: A. Polhill, VV. Owens, B. Pridgen, P. Barnes, nl. VVells. Sixth row: D. Turner, A. Barkley, C. Sandifer. Vllilliams. Seventli row: B. Amer- son, B. Vklilkins. Student Council ls it a vovcrnment? Yes, the Student Council is a f 'I form of democratic fovernmcnt in which each home- Es room has a representatixe. Rules and regulations are presented and voted on hy the student representatives. The council must occasionally use its authority to en' force regulations. The Student Council sponsors five special events during the school year. In the fall, this group is re- sponsihle for the llomccoming festivities-the parade. the floats, the sponsors, and the half-time show at the football game. In Novemher, the council sponsors the annual Sadie llawkins dance. During Fehruary, the Student Council gives the students and teachers a chance to match their hrawn instead of their wits. hllanv un- usual basketball techniques are displayed in the Student- Faculty game. The council sponsors Clean-Up Week. The final activity of the year is the election of the next years ollicers. The council must select candidates that will he an asset to the student hotly. llenry Skinner leads the Student Council this year. llc is assisted hy Linda Godwin, Viceepresidentg Cathy Stokes, Secretary: and Garland Ricks, Treasurer. Mr. Thomas Stott advises the group. Page Eighty-eight fbl'-'FICERS2 Henry Skinner, President: Linda Godwin, Vice- presidentg Cathy Stokes, Secremryg Garland Ricks, Treasurer. American Field Service is responsihle lor a foreign exchange student at liilae. The student olliccrs and adult oflicers work together to make all arrangements Ihr ses curing a student and placing him or her in a home' away-frornfhmnc atmosphere in VVilsun. Miss Ute llaclxharth from Bunnefhichel, Germany, is our foreign student this year. She has made her home with the VV. C. llerrings. Ute is a talented Miss who has added much to our school and town. Nr. VVnodard and Mrs. Crawley, with rht- adult leaders, are the advisers of the fX.F.S. U. Hnelclmrtli relaxes with neu' friends H. Hilrlzcr. liurues, and VI. Owens. Y Q. 1, A. w 4. yy, xx - -wiv ,f Uiilflci-'Ns: llunnie lulinsnn, Cliuirnruxig -Iud3 Burnie, Qufrehzii X . illrx. Uh C. Herrlzzg lI'L'lL'UIlIi'N fl.I'.S. rluzrglirer U, llilelclmith upon t'II'l'l1'iH,Q 111 her U'ilwr1 lm First row: Bonne, W'hitlev. I. Pittman, V. Burner. UI. Hnuse. B. Vllillace. Second rme: R. VVinstead, T. Wlatson, D. ,IHIIIISUIL R. Greene, Harhely. 'i wi .f Vw jjW93i7mQQ K Wi' WDP' American Field ervic Page Eighty-1zi116 Qs VVhat is the government's role in providing medical care for citizens? The Debate Club began its year by doing research on this topic. The official debates began in February with tournaments held by the North Caro- lina Debating Union. lN'lr. C. L. Odell advises the club in this, its First year of existence. As a learning process, he criticizes debates held among the members. The most argumentative members include Bill Simons, or Presidentg Marsha Beaman, Viceepresidentg and Linda APILYILHSZ Bill Simons, Pl't.'SlLlC!llQ Klarsha llearnan, lice-Presif 113 Linda Godwin, Secretur'yff1'er1sz1Ver: Mr. Urlell, rlrlviser. l'1rsi ron Secoml row: Godwin, SecretaryfTreasurer. bell Club nl. Heainan, l.. Godwin, T. VVatson, T. El Rainey, M. A. Beaman. Newton, R. Greene, B. Simons, Mr. Odell, adifiserg D. Riley, Mylum. New scope has been added to the activities ol' B.L.l3.ll.S. this year. The Drama Club, advised by Mr. Sowcrs and Mr. Teague, is one of the new organie zations. This group has given four performances during the year. Through these presentations, thc members have learned the principles of stage design, makeeup, costuming, and production. With Garland Bielas, President, Teri El Barney, Vicee president, and -lo Ann House, Business Manager, this organization has opened new facets in the world of drama for Pike students. C. Ricks, Burlvely, House and memlwers plruz next Drunmtics Club protlucliorz. rama Club First Row: Vllilliams, C. Sandifer, B. Sandilier, Vann, I. Boykin, S. Bridge, Mr. Teague, Mr. Sowers, advisersg Sawyer, VV. VVheeler, V. Butner, L. Stallings. Second Row: lVlCComas, D. -lones, M. Steelman, A. Benoit, S. Libby, M. Beaman, S. Hubbard, ml. Vllinstead, S. Vllinstead, A. Boyette, L. Lamm. Third row: AI. Mylum, C. Hawks, M. Swindell, Stinagle, P. VVylie, Mintiord, M. Banks, S. Adams, A. Adams, T. El Bamey, Nl. Blythe, A. Diclcerman, E. Swindell, J. Bardin. Fourth Bow: -1. Ciooper, C. Moore, U. Necland, B. Bissette, C. Vllhitley, B. Green, B. Ellis, C. Tettcrton, B. Stancil, B. Frady, VV. Stancil, VVL-st, -l. House, G. Bicks, -I. Barbely, K. Lang. B. Collins, Scudder, Diclacrman, M. Edwards, L. Moore. ' Y. ' Q w N W uqq f S X, Za. . ' if J 5 gli' . l 1 ,. . 0, 7 7 Firsi VOIP! E. Thackston, M. Blythe, T. El Rainey, L. Walls. S. Vilalston, Cf Heeden, R. Collins, Miss 'lihorne, adviser. Second L. Clarke, Viinstead, F. Grifhn, gl. Vllinstead, B. Langley, S. Adams. li. jenkins, Uinphlett, N. Rose. Fmirtlz row: U. 1 3 w w 7 row: L. hean. A. lfilhill. ul. Strickland. P. Wlilliams, Pl. Clover, ll. llousc. Nl. lleainan, N. Johnson, li. Turner, Third row: lmoykin, I. hoykin, K. Dicliernian. Nl. Maelaga, VX est, L. Alcwiimler. Fifili row: S. lluhhard, H. Barker. Fulul' eac eI S of AlTIel'iCC Olaf to he a teacher someday, may emit from an li'.Fli.A. memhcr, for this future teacher organization has as its primary purpose to enhance interest in teaching as a profession. -luniors and seniors who plan to hecomc teachers are memhers ol' this cluh with hliss Doris Thorne, adviser. The PTA. is a ineinher ol' the National Education Miss Tlmrne gives future feneliers, lf. Riley. P. W'oriUlard, and B. Langley, tips O11 1l1e profession. i wi 'W yu... - f ff 4 ,. ,rf,,, Association and the North Carolina Education Associa- tion. During the year, the mcmhers enjoyed enlightening programs based on the opportunities, requirements, and services of a teacher. The Future teacher ol today may he in command of her own class tomorrow. Omriegnsg Carol Hee-den, President, janet VVinstead, Vice- Prexideizlg Linda Vllalls, Secretary, Terry El Ramey. Treasurer, Becky jenkins, Reporter. 5 r ' A f fir A , A VVill you be my l't1lCllfiI16??H uslced A. jcryues und S. Umplzlett. OFFICERS: Vllanda Baucom, President fnot pictured li Lindy Clark, Vieefpresidenfg Edith Bridgers, Secreturyg Xlarslial Conf yers, Treasurer. Parlez-vous l'ra11gais.P ll' your answer is oui, it activities include an annual banquet and working at is likely that you are a member of Le Cercle Francais. concession stands. Mrs. Sue VVarren guides this group This organization for French students provides programs of future linguists. of cultural, geographical, and historical interest. Club e I' cl F I' Q fi C Q i First row: T. El Rainey, Adams, P. Renzo, S. Adams, E. Clark, J. Mylum, R. Greene, M. Godwin, M. Conyers. 'lilzirtl Swindell, C. Sandifer, E. Bridgers, S. Dickerman, M. Beaman, row: H. Skinner, P. Rowe, P. XVylie, S. Uinphlett, ll. Skinner, A. jaynes, P. Lewis, R. Hayes, R. Butler, Mrs. VVarren, adviser. C. Quick, D. Adams, L. Bean, G. Ricks, S. lloward, Nl. Second rout M. Blythe, L. Alexander, L. Fretta, A. Benoit, llorton, T. Wlatson, C. Tetterton. R, Frady. Ci. Nichols, A. ll. Bissette, S. vlessup, A. Polhill, S. Baueom, Vllilliams, L. Barkley, -I. Hardin, Roberson. Page Nineti thee Nan Shannon Presicleut M iss Diane Broughton Adviser Aludv lancaster l 'ice-presitleul lanet Ainerson Secretary BOBBIE ELr.1s Treasurer 'rh eyeil Club Our special Ks are identified as the Kevette Club of Ralph L. Filae. These girls are also recognized by the K on the blue and gold bacltgrouncl that decorates their sweaters or blouses. The Keyettes are a service organization with their motto To serve all, the school, the church, the com' munity. To become a member of this all girl club, one must have and maintain at all times a C average. These girls must be ready to serve when called upon by civic, church, or school functions. With Nan Shannon, President: judy Lancaster, Vice- presidentg janet Amerson, Secretary, Bobbie Ellis, Treas- urer, and Miss Diane Broughton, Adviser, the Keyettes have sold football programs, sponsored concession stands, helped needy families at Thanksgiving and Christmas, entertained the students and faculty with their annual Keyette Follies, and attended church in a group once each month. This sister organization to Key Club International, renders unlimited service and upholds the tradition, 14 I f Q . YY VVe re lxeyettes willing to serve. Deck tlze llulls with lwuglzs of Holly. Keyettes present their cmuual Follies. ,,. as ,lj 4 M . . ,..f..M ,U . isa ff Page Ninety-four Sara Abbitt Sandra Auger Harriet Barker Judy Barnes Jean Bartholomew Marsha Beaman Judy Boone Ann Boyettc Edith Bridgers Susan Broadhurst Cynthia Cooper Jo Ann Dickens Teri El Pmamey Linda Godwin Frances Grifhn Ute Hackbarth Susan Hackney Diana Harriss Carol Hawks Carol Heeden Marsha Herring Molly High Jo Anne House Becky Jenkins Lillian Jordan Robbie Leach Sandie McFarlane Jane Mylum June Pittman Ann Polhill Carol Quick Drenda Skinner Janet Smith Pam Smith Cathy Stokes Margaret Swindell Elizabeth Thackston Susan Umphlert Judy Whitley Janet Winstead Sue Winstead Pat Woodard p-, A at , psf X M iwrf MQ gy, af? ' X 'sa- sly, vi 1 , ,, f A J ,ff a,4-'Y Qymwqgg K 2-SWS: Q ,S wp, gf ' ss MQW . X X- af- 0 5 W' U ' A WW f . f f E22 gh 2 ., S if 7 1 S ,,,. . I is .1 I , 12... ' . ,. X ya . ,Q Z Yfs X J ia. 34,5-f X if X 'f 1107. 4 QWWJW , X I ff 3 4 5 6 f Kew V v1ff'f ' ,-:vb ' , 2 S r aww ' 4 ' n f x, X ,W Q , ew .J M 3,0 r,- ' 2-'ana' fi , , -mv .A , L r ' 1.5, f is v Page Ninety-fire Vllilliam Hunter President 1 Mr. Francis Collins Adviser Iohn Wilsoii Dillon Robertson Tommy Smith Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Th ey Club Stressing the nectl of worship, attending church, sew- ing thc community and school are the major aims of this scrxicc organization, the Kcy Club International, which is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. This all male organization also wears a K and this may easily stand for the key of service that is so willingly rendered by the members. They sponsor Thanksgiving and Christmas opportunities, assist the P.T.A., help the Kiwanis Club, solicit funds for the lleart Fund Association, and are on hand for concession stands and all school functions. With William Hunter, Presidentg john Wilsori, Vice- presiclentg Dillon Robertson, Secretaryg Tommy Smith, Treasurerg and lXflr. Francis Collins, Adviserg this club works diligently to uphold its motto Service above all. VVill the co-urr please come to order! The Key Club entertains the student body. Page Ninety-six Billy Aslie jimmy Bullaeuin Buddy Brouglimn Fred Bunn Balplm Dail George Davis Tommy Davis Bill Deans Kirk Denny Michael Godwin Bubert Greene Sidney Griffin Clyde Harris Mark Herring joe Hester Donnie Iollnson Busty AIHIIXLIIII Gerald Matthews Pat Neal Garland Bieks Bill Simons Henry Skinner Rex Stancil Billy Umphlett Turnmy XRIQIISUII Larry VVatson Phil VVarren Bundy VValterS llenry xA72llSI0Il Frank Yelvertun Ira Yelverton fws ffiq fi '4 W r f ? ff7 f1 ,JW np., mf '--f ., H. --ma, 'W Nuns, if - B .Wal R: ff fg ,.,.,,.., 5 5394-.Af 2 f .gn-..4-u WB! iurng, qv...-.,. -vw-9 F 'm nu W Page Niizetyfsvveiz OFFlciiHs: Sandra Overton, Presitlenig Brenda Creekmore, Vice- presizienlg .lane llohnston, Seerelt1r.1':Mary Frances johnson. Trenszzrerg Linda Burgess, Beporlerq Cathy Perry, Historian. Candy, ironing board covers, novelties, anyone want to buy? is the ery of the Future Business Leaders of America during their door-to-door variety sale. The members of this business club strive to develop business leaders and to encourage scholarship among students in the businesss department. Service, education, and progress is the motto of the F. B. L. A. This is evident as one observes their many activities during the school year. Their year is highlighted by the Installation and Initiation Banquet at Parkers, attending the State Convention, and spon- soring a needy family at Christmas. Their outstanding program of the year was the proper use of Parliamentary procedure. All club and class ollicers and sponsors were invited to attend this special program. Mrs. jean liarriss is the competent adviser for this group, who . . . train today, the business leaders of tomorrow. FLlfl.Il e BLlSil'leSS I-eCdel'S of AfTIel'iCC First row: L. Moore, F. Lucas, S. Libby, A. Howard, Scott, D. Lanier, Batts, Owens, T. Eatmon, Bissette. Second row: Mrs. Harriss, rzdviserg O. Fulghum, Boykin, johnson, L. Burgess, Overton, B. Creekmore, C. Perry, N. Beamon, C. jones, Mrs. Brooks, adviser. Third row: B. Keen, I. Vvilliams, QI. Edwards, Al. Stinagle, Vliest, N. Barnes, hlonday, Baker, B. hlartin. Fourth row: E. Thackston, C. Cooper, S. Howard, VVells, F. Bell, B. Turner, D. Barnes, M. Lane. Fifth row: M. Baker, L. Luper, N. johnson, B. Mozingo, K. Barnes, C. Ashe, C. Ioyner, M. Baker, V. Butner, J. Chalk. Sixth row: Dail, C. Smith, S. Boyette, C. Stokes, T. Hight, K. Smith, C. Killebrew, B. VVhitley. Seventh row: B. Winstead, B. Matthews, C. Pate, Meads, D. Adams, E. Minchew, B. Farris. f . f s f f ' fgpgss Page Ninety-eight First row: B. Creekmore, F. Rogers, F. Lucas, Scott, D. Lanier. L. Moore, Cunningham, Owens, T. Eatman, M. Cherry, I. VVells, Vklest, B. Carter, Eatmon, Perry, B. Boykin, -I. Tedder, P, Gay, VV. Owens, AI. Cunningham, K. Vvorrell, L. Gay, L. Lamin, L. Sharpe, ll. Vick. Second row: F. Nlosley, I. Boykin, S. Moody, Batts, B. Barnes, L. Godwin, B. Horton, F. Brooks, B. Vklilliains, G. Bass, P. Bowers, O. Fulghum, Cook, E. Builin, B. Parker, N. Baker, B. Cook, L. Ashe, Nl. Long, A. Baker, B. Dorsey, S. Libby, S. VVilliamson. Tliird row: P. Harrell, M. Turner, jenkins, Barnes, B. Boykin, Stinagle, L. Vklalston, A. Bogers, Cobb, Biley, I. Horne. L. Horne, B. Sandifer, M. Banks, B. Sullivan, C, Barnes, B. Priclgen. Fozirllz row: L. Burgess, L. llowell, Boswell, C. Davis, Sawyer, F. Stroupe, A. lloeutt, A. Davis, I. VVells, I. Ioinp, B. Turner, N. Brann, I. Edwards, Boykin, A. Benoit, M. Steelman, Adams, L. Batts, DI. Mylum, C. Craw- ford, L. Boswell. FLl'l'LIl'e l'lOlTlel11Ckel'S of AlTlel'iCC VVinning a blue ribbon for the construction and theme of an exhibit at the County Fair started the year oil with a bangl' for the Future llomemakers of America. A large number of the members attended the District II Bally at New Bern in early October. These active girls sold Christmas cards and stationery in order to enlarge the club's treasury. The F.II.A. sponsored a lXlotherfDaughter Banquet and a flower show. Under the supervision of Mrs. lVlildred Bullard, the members of the Fl LA. gain experience in all phases of homemaking. OFHCERS: Sue Boswell, Presidentg Patty Bowers, Vice-president, Sandra Vklest. Secretary, Frances Stroupe, Treasurer, Brenda Creekmore, Song Lender, ,Iean Cunningham, Degree Clzuirmizizg Betsy Sandifer, Beporferg Iudy Eatmon, Historian. Page Ninety-nine Playing a certain amount of time at one or more sports ,gives sopliomore, junior, ancl senior lwoys an op- portunity to lueeome a member of tlie lXlonogram Club. llaying letterecl in a sport, the boys wait anxiously for tlieir senior year, for this is the year tliat eaeli boy re- eeiyes liis ldlue sweater witli tlie golcl UVVH on it. Tliese sweaters are worn prouclly. Activities of tlie lXlonogram Clulu inelucle working at concession stancl and liaying a pienie in tlie spring. Tlie otlieers are Pat Neal, President, Donnie llowell, Vice-presiclentp Eclwarcl Clark, Secretary, antl Coaeli Paul Marklin, Adviser. OFFICERS: Pat Neal, President, Donnie Howell, Vice-president, Edward Clark, Secretary. Th onogrcl Club Page One Hzuzdred First row: VV. Staneil, D. Barnes, D. Iohnson, P. VVarren, H. Skinner. Second ro-wx B. Mangum, E. Bradley, L. Fer- rell, M. Herring, B. Simons. Third row: D. Howell, Davis, I. Yelverton, Balkcum, B. Farris. Fourtlz row: E. Min- chew, E. Clark, A. Lamm, P. Neal, L. Etheridge. Fifth row: tl. Staneil, F. Stokes, T. Wil- liams, G. Farmer, Pi. Stephen- son. Sixtir row: F. Bunn, O. Carnahan, D. Skinner, S. Bru- ton, T. Davis. Seventh row: H. Monson, I. Hester, P. Hester, P. Andrews, D. Anderson. Eighth row: D. Neelancl, E. VVinborne, T. Smith, T. How- ell, F. VVoodarcl. Ninth row: P. Batten, B. Moody, C. Dempsey, S. Griffin, T. Bryant. First row: M. Owens, L. Daniels, J. Bose, B. Skinner, G. lil Rainey, J. Smith, G. Gozart, K. Leach, G. VVoodard, Second row: F. VVilliams, L. Thigpen, M. Herring, hi. Laugh- ridge. M. Harris, A, XVoodard, M. High, D. Boykin, J. Dickens, C. Herring, B. VVindham, L. Stallings, S. Auger, G. Killebrew. Tliirzl row: M. Turner, -I. Herring, J, jomp, K. Cunningham, E. Bridgers, S, Over- ton. S. Adams, M. Beanian, M. Swin- dell. Fourth row: J, Amerson, A. Polhill, I. XVells, F. VVoodard, P. Andrews, K. Barnes, P. Gardner. J. Mylum, P. Harrell, L. Newton, D. Brown, L. Benton. Fif1Ii row: M, Baker, M, Clement, N. Bose, J. NVhitley, B. VVallaee, I. XVells, B. Creekmore, G, Faulkner, A. Benoit, 1. Boykin, V. VVilliams, S. Bridge, J. Brinson. Sixth row: G. Joyner, L. Lamm, A. Boyette, A, Adams, Cf. Thompson, C. Thompson, C. Taylor, D. Farris, S. Carter, L, Boswell, K. 'ie 1 'i omn- Diukernian, M. M. Lg., I. Il son, D. Eller, L, Bean. Sevuntlz row: C. Bruton. K. Raper, B. Yelver- ton, C. Crawford, B. Moore, Xl. Barnes, D. jones, A. Diekerman, I. Chalk, Bardin, li. Jordan, Vllin- stead, Eiglztlz row: P. Smith, L. Ior- dain, P. Bowers, P. YVoodard, I. Pitt- man, V. Butner, S. Howard, L. Clark, N. Iohnson, A. Askew, T. Hight, Roy VVilliams. Ninth row: R. YVin- stead. C. Heeden, S. Moody, B. Hor- ton, J. Edwards, F. Griffin. S. VVin- stead, M. Gosnell, A. VVilson, L. Barts. 'l'enth row: I. Minford, C. Cooper, E. Thackston, M. Steelman, S, Broadhurst, S. Hubbard, P. Ful- ghum, A. Page, B. Boykin, N. Brann, l. Cooper, E18l'l'l1fll row: D. Taylor, E. Mangum, C, Kelly, M. Bose, G. Farmer, B. Sandifer, I. Barnes, 1. Yann, C. Sandifer, B. VVilliams, L. kValston, hloore. Twelfth row: B. Griffin, P. VVilliamson, G. Ricks. B. Shepherd, S. VVest, B. Pridgen, Il. Monson, C. Benton, H. Roger- son. Tlzirtevntlz row: D. Robertson, D. Bostick, G. VVhitley, C. Tetterton, L. Hawley, I, Maclaga, H. Rogers, T. Edwards, VV. Ezlell, D. Lamni. Th D001 J ,, V' IN 'PV W .V ir OFF1cFRs' Bobbie Ellis Clmirnmu' Lindt fodwin C'o-elmirimzizs 1 . c . , , 1 , t I , . B 6 o S I e r Mrs. Smith, Adviser: Marsha Beaman, ,lo Anne House, lanet . - v r v 7' - sf - I '-1 . - Club Yea, EikeABeat Bocky lklountu don the ribbons at- tached to small footballs. The selling of these tags is the major money-making project of the Booster Club. At football and basketball games the members sit as a group and give support to the cheerleaders. Every member works diligently to promote good school spirit and sportsmanship and to give the team pep. Linda Godwin and Bobbie Ellis, officers, are always on hand to lead the Boosters at games and to promote club ac- tivities. Vlinstnad, Bay Vlinstead, Bomtl of Dzitriovs. Page One flmzdreti Une THE DVZQESTIVE iiY53TEN 'Si First row: 'If XYutson, IJ. Bostick, I.. Kloorc, S. lirzicllcy, T. F. Wiciigcr, C. Nichols, lt. liziimsizik, FIA. Ball. C. VK ii u Bowen, R. -Iohnson, 11. W'instcaci, lf. Provo. Secomi row: R. Rowe. Grcenc. l. Yclvcrton. P. VVilliumston, ll. Skinncr, rl. Barhciy, - - , , Cioucis oi clcnsc smokc pour into thc hulls. What is this? ,X Scicncc Ciluh mccting is in progress with Tommy XXVQIISUH, Prcsicicnt, in chnrgc. ltrzink X'VL'I'lgL'l', Viccfprcsicicntg Rohcrt Circcnc, SCL'l'L'Illl'f'1 ami Huy XVin-f stcucl, Trcnsurcrg and tht- tcuchcrs ol' thc scicncc cicpzirtf ment round out tht- clircctors of this orgimixntion. YVith rlw cmphusis than is placed on scicncc today, scientific courscs arc morc popular with students. The Sciencc Cluh givcs thcsc studcnts un opportunity to furthcr their knowlccigc in tht-sc urcns of intcrcst through vziricci progruins hy gut-st spcnkcrs uml promincnt scicn tists. Thc l'llCl11i7Cl's iCill'll Hlllfil lilffrllgil Ii1Cil' il1KiiYidllHi !ifIHH7'ilHll tirzmw Sl'L'UIlf1l7ltIL't' illlcrcsl us 4'tH1lt'l'lI flows Ill Ull research as thcy work on ll protect lor thc Scicncc itiir, Sviwit-v Clluli mcmlwrs 'II Hhifwfi, j. litn-lwly, I . H ti U iC'Il'L'7'flHI, li. XRIIIINYUIH1, mul H. flrcc Science Club 4 r Przmk VVenger Rohcrt Cwrccnn i,iL'CAj,7l'C9it1C1Z1' Secrcturm Tommy XAIZIISIJII President lhzgt' Um' Ilzuzilrvzi Two HC. ..,r.--1, I Ray VVinstCz1ci Trenszuvsr fav Carolyn Page President Billy Gay Joyce Calc llay W1-lls Vice-presideizl Secretary Treusiirer 3 ' X ,,w vs. wc? Nlr. lhoinzis Stott fldi'ist'r Industrial Cooperative Training Learning hy doing might express the purpose of Industrial Cooperative rllraining. Members of the class receive instructions related to their special interests. At the same time, students receive practical training in the fields of their intended vocations. Students are chal- lenged by such trades as building and mechanical main- First row: S. Gardner, Corbett, F. VVilliams, Riley, ll. Walston, C. Page. Second row: IJ. VVilliams, B. Reaves, E. Farmer, M. Robinson, M. Mclluffy, R. Forbes, B. Davis. Third tenanee, dry cleaning, carpentry, llirin equipment innn agement, radio announcing, ollice work, and nursing All students are under the supervision of their ein ployers. hlr. Thoinas Stott teaches and advises the pin' ticipants at school and on the joh. row: Mr. Stott, tlllI'iSL'l'f M. lieleher, ll. Murray, ll. VVells, C Bridgers, R. Page, ll. llowzircl, ll. Stancil. Puge One Hirutlretl Vlgliree P11 'sf Vmrz I-. c:4KlXYiIl, SCCVL'ftlfj'-,I-l'C!ISUVCV: KI. Hcalnrm, Hemi fzjnrettvg H. XYinstcud, Pr'esiJCz1t. Scfcrnzd row: B. Stzunpcr, 'um AllI.Ul'j V. VVc1wcr, Vice'-Ircsidwll. J A I Nln. IXNDHILVV C. PRESTON Varsity Band Director Band Leaders . . . Parade . . . Concert Ami Izrmg NIC lmml sI1'ikc',x up Hail tu ilu' x'tll'.Si1j'.H Ifley ,Iliff mul puff and Hou' Ilzc lrzzlllpvlx. . , if za ,, V Page Om' Ilzmzlred Four 45, My 'mf BRASS SECTION! First l'Ull'Z G. Liner, A. Barkley, L. Godwin, D. Tait, C. Nichols, B. Boles, B. Vllinstead. Second row: B. Vklallace, L. Barts, E. Sams, T. Vklatson, R. johnson, B. Vaughan. C. Tetterton, Liner, P. Mooring. Third row: G. VVorrell, Cf. Vllhitley, T. lkloody, Bardin, T. Boswell, R. Jefferies, L. Fer- rell, S. Deans, E. VVinborne, F. Daughtridge, B. Ussery. Fourth row: T. Bradshaw, R. Vinson, G. Ricks, D. -Iordan, U. Riley, G. Davis, G. Lee, C. Vklilliamson, T. Bowen, Il. VVade, D. Bos- tick, K. Jones. Var iiy Band As a hand memher, you hecome aware ol' musicians and all types ol' music. You search for skill and musical technique under the supervision of Mr. Andrew C. Pres- ton, the hand director. To your amazement, you find that you can play dillicult music well. You, as a hand memher, participate-in halftime shows at foothall games, in parades, in Christmas concerts, in school assemhlies, in the Spring Concert, and in contests. Many excel-Kay Jones, Linda Godwin, Laura lrlairr, Bill Bolcs, Garland Ricks, and Tommy VVatson having played in the District All-State Symphonic Band at Greenville. You, a band memher, find that a unified effort is rewarding. A superior rating in grade four music was earned hy Pikes hand last year. School ends, hut not hand activities. Individual practice is necessary throughout the summer. The new year begins in August when the entire hand begins rehearsal for another year. VVoo1JwlND Siac'r1oN: First ronx -I. Nlylum, P. Xkloodard l' Simmons, E. Bridgers, li. Hodge, -I. Barhely. Second row: L l llairr, F. VVenger, Edwards, Cf. VK hitley, -I. Boone, S. Broac hurst. Third row: Baucom, VV. Baucom, B. Bunn, L. Alex ander, T. Boone, B. Barnes, C. Thorne, Smith. liourllz mu' M. Beamon, A. Vklilson, P. Bowers, B. lirady, Xl. Hose, B. Sul livan. C. Sasser, Ahhitt, N. Bose. Fifllz row: ll. Butler, I3 Deans, Bedding, E. Etheridge, I. Strickland, K. Denny, L Boyette. Datum SEc'i'loN1 Ifirsl rmv: S. llountrec, B. Dawson. Set-on row: S. Bowling, KI. Bissette. 'lilzirrl row: IZ. Boyette, Nl. Killettc Fourth row: K. Broadwell, S. Frady, I.. Jeileries. lfiftlz rou Boh Stamner, Drmiz Jlujor. can :fb'QffQW . QNNQ' T3?'7! wss: AIS3S f 3':b. TK V From left to riglzt: M. Bcaman, lzeml imijorelteg A. VVilsor1, E. Bridgers, P. VVoodarCl, B. Wallace, L. Batts, S. Ahhitt, P. Bowers, N. Rose. aioreiies Marsha Beamaii, lieiirl uzrijorelle, and Bob Stainpcr, drum major. 0 0 o 0 ',t .iq--c X 0 9 0 9 9 Page One IllHZ!ll'6fZ Six Under the leadership of Marsha Beaman, head mad jorcttc, and Boh Stamper, drum major, our majorette corps gained much acclaim. To he eligible for the corps, a girl must he a mcmher of the Varsity Band. These girls practice many long hard hours to perfect their precision drills. The results of their efforts were visible at the half-time of every home football game when the major- ettcs led the hand around the field. Much credit is due the majorctte corps for their excellent half-time presentations and their outstanding performances in parades and school concerts. First ron' Ie t to ri ht: H. Deans, Redding, F. Vllenger, R. But- g ler, C. Nichols. Second row: C. Tetterton, B. Boles, P. Night 'lraiir' hlares from the auclitorium. The Emanons, ll clunee band eomposed of Pike students, play for sehool functions zmcl at eivie affairs, lts members, with Doug Bostiek as student lender, further their musi- cal knowledge through these experiences and enjoy the opportunities to perform. These boys przletiee weekly zmcl must he quite good at playing the instrument of their ehoiee. M r. Preston serves as adult clireetor. Mooring, D. Bostiek, -I. Ulade, ll. Riley. 'Iwhirtl row: ll. llamso B. Stamper. Pl'llCfiCU :nukes perfect, Nll-1' the lwrzuzzmzs. Page One Iirrmlreti Sei F q , lL ,ff F i y W W 2 W f Y, A f 2 w.yW ll i1rx11-iipix iicccxstzryfoiwixtyzmirelzcursai. Xl. VVilliams, E. Simmons, A. VVuuclard, V. Ferrell, lzecui mczjor l eltv, K. Knuwlcs, M. llusc, B. Jernigan. Dluinping Irwin tht- iiinimk high hzmtl to Varsity llnncl ix too grunt it t-lunge lim' must hand stuclcnts. This tmn xitiun is infntliliccl hy tinutlicr your ull imtruction in the SOPlwimn'c llaiml. Nlr. .Xnclrcw Cl. Prcstnn lczlcls these luturc Varsity llimcl inunihcrs. lim row: S. llrfuitllmtiiwt. 'If Hwmmc, ll. llunn, ll. lluuks, ll. L. Ustrum, l,. Vl'yz1tt, Lcrlcr, R. jcflvcrics, li. Uaughtridgu crnigan, A. XYnutlzircl, A. X'V4mtci1. lf. Siinmum, H. Mint-lit-ll. ll. Bnles, G. Murray. .l. Smith, K. U'Cunnell, l. Norris, R CL'OIZli fmt: Ci. Tlwriic, VI. Smith. ll. Sullivan, bl. Vlulimfin, Nl. Iwnrhcs, C. Fulchcr, T. Almtly, G. Lee, Mr. Preston. Fmfrth mu' VVilliziinwn, ll. XVilliuinwn, l.. llgiirr, L. lithcriclgc, G. Liner, Irving, ll. Dawson, R. llwycttc, Ruuntrcc, ll. Eallnun, I, l. Ckickrcll, VV. lll'i1lLlL'l'S, ll. Salim. 'llzirtl rout Nl. llusc, Cf Icilrcvs, Fraclv T. Howell, R. Vinsun. Sasser, V. licrrcll. 11.lrli2lf'lt7I', li. linrrwlus, Perry, R. Spivcy, I i i Hiya' Um' lllllltl-VU!! Iiglii ,...-2 First row: A. Evans, P. Easter, N. Lamm, D. jackson, B. Pitt f 1 1 man, G. Vloodarcl, Jones, G. Whitley, D. Eller, VN ells, L. Radford, Willialiis, hlr. Andrew Preston. Second row M. Millard, Cunningham, S. VVatson, L. Baker, I. Thigpen C. Dielcerman, G. Baker, L. Hinnant, Smith, B. Horton 7 W' i, ., I , , . ggmyywhqll hi. Rucker, K. Clllllllllglllllll, li. c.l'CClillllDI'U. Vllliiril row: ll. Stanley, ,I. Batts, ll. Cunninghain, rl. Clutlwin. Nlelfarlane, B. Burdette, Nl. Cherry, A. llayis, li. Uficlell, CT. Pierce, In Cox, E. Calvin. Fracly, Aeconipiiizisf. llurty Voices eoinpuse the liilie Cliuir. The choir is Ll worltsliop in hasie lumlzum'ntals, lm' gmmcl eliural music requires a tlwrough unclerstantling ul' all phases ull the art of singing. The choir has taken on Ll clillerent lowly this year - with its new clireetor, Mr. Anclrew Prestim, at the pw Choir clium. Stunt Night, and other special pmgraiiis during tht year. As these inemhers raise their yoiees in song, it is , evident that their clesire to he ai part ul' guocl music is iuliiillecl. J J Softer now, directs Hr. I restoiz. illr. lrestmz reviews miisieiil teriiiiizulogy Il'iIl1 elmir slmieiits. Page Om' Ililiitlreil Niue 'llhis group is seen and heard at the Christinais Cuneert, Homecoming llomccoming activities-froin tlic construction of floats ut vVLlil1XX'IAi,Ql'1IvS X'VLll'Cll0llSC to thc crowning of thc qiicciissgirc Curried out in Ll icvcr of cxcitcmcnt. 1 clon't cure if it is 9 o'cloL'l4. XA!ClVL' got to liuvc sonic inorc napkins tonight. ls tlicrc enough wood for thc lJonf'irC? 'lllurry oi' wg-'ll miss the pairziclcli' Look, tlic mujorcttcs arc twirling fircl HUI1, ll1Cy'l'L' crowning tlic quccnln l just Cllllil wait until llomccoining ncxt ycziil' .lliss liirfflvs C'olIii1x, llomiwonzixig QIYUUVI. uwortuil 111' Cflziiclz ljolivll. llomiec' J. II lloinccoming is om- ol' l7il4a-'s most outstzincling cvcnts. omixo SPoNsons AND Esc'oRTs: H. Simons, U. Hackbarth, P. Rowe, A. Polhill, AI. VVilson, ousc, R. Collins, Queen, C. Powell, R. Leach, A. Lamm, U. Harriss, Marsh. ,Q...,2' ID . '5'.z, . . , , - ' .- .1 M , ly. . K i 'W-ppp.. -..MJ nga f,lIL' lllllllllftl 'limi 1 X af' ge V ,- A W A 2355055 . l A1188 RUFFLES CJOLLINS Miss LITE IIMvrus,xn'1'u ss D1,xN,x Ilmuuss Homecoming Sponsors D H1185 jo ANNE IIOUSE Miss ROBBIE LEACII Miss ANN lo1,1111.1. ' xx XK'fI Cf 'NJ l'fj1It1iVHlUIlOf.IlIUllIL'L'UIlIilIg, l2.Simm1m1mIC',Sifllqemzlisczm juniors 11111 firzislzing muclzcs on the slczuzlc for their Home LHIS for 1110 festivities Cfilllillg flour. Co-chairmen . . . work on llool . . . Winning llool . . . all porl of Homecoming oclivilies. All 1119 L-111115 u'orlceJ mgellzcr lu prmlnce the prize-u'i1111ing flour, Hffycs Rifle the lViIdcnts. ,.,, as ' we ,A wig' 9 55' df ny M if 'SM f n Y Page Une lllrmfrml 'l'u'eI1'0 Hllaisy hlae, Lil' Ahner, hlammy and Pappy Yoltuin, gather 'round-the Student Councils going to have a danee, Dogpateh style! Youll leel right at home, Dog, patehers, for the Cafeteria has heen transl'ormed into Dogpateh, U. S. Al' This is the one night of the year that the gals ehoose and eateh their favorite fellows. The hoys are treated to supper and numerous snaelts. hlany are presented exotic eorsages hy their gals. judges award the eouple dressed in the most original eostumes five dollars apieee. After the danee, many eouples attend the Sadie liawliins' late show, financed hy the girls, of eourse. It is a gay night of fun and frolie for all, p i ,aw IC X J ' muff lrere chosen lies! dressed lJogpi1Iel1ers.' Sadie awkin Pike stiwlents Cflljlljffllllllftll Sadie Hmvkins dance. New rluizee ences are uttemplerl lily citizens of Uogpirlelz. Page One Hzuulreti Tlzirteeiz left to riglzt: Ainerson, E. Clark, ID. Boykin, Xl. Herring, Hawks, D. johnson, McFarlane, P. Rowe. l-ancaster, H. Skinner, B. llllis, 'l. XN ilson, llouse, ll. Dail, C. Strain Night 1illl1'llll,1'fllilllltllll Hunter, King. and Aim Pollzill Queen. Page One Hundred Fourteen 1 VVelcoine to Stunt Night, l964l The junior girls open the show to the strains of 'Coming Up Roses, after which the Bellets plead, Let Us Entertain You. The influence of the Beatles is prevalent, as shown hy the i'Sardains and the Spirits Our foreign exchange stu- dent is featured in the senior girls' version of a lloote- nanny, called Ute-nanny. History is revived as A'Went With the Breeze takes us hack to the Civil War period. The audience, solemn during the presentation of the Stunt Night Court, cheers when Ann Polhill and Wil- liam llunter are crowned Queen and King. Stunt Night was made possible by the hard work of Mrs. Brooks and Mr. Stott, faculty advisers, Iudy Lan- caster and ilenry Skinner, co-chairmen, and all partici- pants. . 1 .X '- X . 7? 1 ' 9 x f, , I , i f, 'ff ,Z f pc W .fc-ar gi.. 2 ,,-'1 ,.,,.1 . ff -'..' Left to right: B. Simmons, R. Leach, B. Deans, A. Polhill, A. ney, -I. Marsh, D. Harriss, XV. Hunter, C. Smlws, B. Nlangum, Lamm, Bartholomew, P. Neal, K. Barnes, B. Hayes, S. Hack- M. Bcaman. Nighl-1964 H. Skinner and Lancaster, Co-clmirrnen of Stunt Night. EveryI10dy sing! Senior girls UlI1L'l'1lIil1 with their HLlfL'-JllIllllj'.H ------.M..g- ..... ,, ,W C A Y fn V Vhmwlxm X H Page One I11111Jv'cJ Fifrccvz 'K .- i f 4 ,V 5 s 6 a ff. f ,pgs F W -it Cjfl'C1llIl1'llI9l1 of jzmior-Senior, llovziw uml 13. fil!Vl'lL', relax ufiw' iz lmsm' week of pwptimziimzx. XVclcomc to Rome! You walk clown rhc Appian Vvay into thc gurclcn of thc gods and goddesses. You arc grcctccl hy strains of music. The Ascotsu arc playing for the annual 'lunior-Senior Prom ut Filic. The Sophos mort' wziitcrs and waitresses L'l1tCl'ILliI1 thc guests at the lountuin of 'l'rix'i with song and clzincc, while the hand ttllxcs un intermission. The clzincc continues until twelve. Vlilicn thc Venuss in long clrcsscs turn husk into Bcckyfs and Sutfs. I Three Coins in u Fountain' Junior- enior- 1963 VVaifresses prepare to serve lzzfngry juniors and seniors at tlze Ilm'zl-workinzg juniors, N. Slmzuzoiz, H. Sfepllezzson, R. Alan- IQ63 Prom. iluni., and H. Skinner, hurry 10 fiizislz ilze fountain in time l' 1-P K I f. -- Mfg K x 5156? 4 ,Q A .V -'E QL 'Lf HW K Ll ' at 1? 3 1-bei? ', 4' Ejlkra-le' x 4 Page One Illllltlftftl Sixlvuii for the big night. 1 1 Three Coins in ii Fouizfuiiif' sing the u'ui1Ui's and wziitrvxscs Puiiiizg fizzisfziizg mziclzcs on gods iiml gmlzluswx of Uuzm during their iizteruzissimz progrzmz. Olympus ure H. Colliizx, II. Hursli. I. liuilcczmz. mul li. Qtiinzper Ro AdVeI1fUl'e Ereryorze likes dmzciug fn the music of Tile Ascotsf' c'1'c'z1 in im mzciezzt Roman atnzosplzerc. Stzuiwzts ami faculty mice time out to clmi :luring tlzc fiance an w x M - Q . 4 -...-...,... Y 6 ? f ff! fihff ', ' f ,Ig M f 5 flffll 5 , .1 R Q - .- x I rags ' A f'?ffi? 52452, gp 5 x aut! 3 f Q ,f 'Til' '55, SUITIIUIIIUVCN H. l7nl1u1nlx, I. fgflllllill, I. Qlullizzxgx, LIIILI C. Hicks HIJTOHIS ure tl great deal of fun, say I.. jordan, P. Hester, D. H1001 In Iuffc. NIf1'l'UllIlL1i'lI ,711 lwnutifzfl xcvllvrj. fx1ItlU1'5UH, and H. lvalluce. 'kllpple Blossam Time S o p h o o r e r o Stmleuts xlmlj' flzc llllllffllfl ft'L'lllIill!lt'S of N. Cflznmlvlec ami As the lmur grows lute amid the Apple Blossoms, Cl'C'l'j'O1lC C. Hcrrixpg. begins to rlmzce. Page Um' llIflIL!l'Cti Igigllleclz Ci1rilWar' soldiers L. Moore, W. Stancil, R. Bissette, ullllldlll- Confederate outfit prepares to fire wtiznon at :nu son, M. Ealwarals, and R. Frarly take time out to relax between battles. Civil War ecrealecl An Dulslanding Drama Club Presenlu ion Regimental band entertains troo-ps. Accorrzpanieal by Nlr. Preston on tlze clruins, a typical Civil VVar song is played by H. Tyson and lVlr. Sowers. tl-Mx nn-nn-niunmw asumu.mmmn.4:wr Q st u ten' recruit, I . Moore, reports for t ': 'BJ' K' . f 1 f ff, X ygxvf ,IQ xy . 0 X vw f f, -. -Q f f ff Q, . , , f V A X N Q- wx W 7 231 'ff' 1 f x yf wf YOU PARTICIPATE . . . you participate . . . no longer are you on the outsicle looking in . . . you share . . sports . . . basketball . . football . . tennis . . . baseball . . golf . . . track . . . you are a teammate . . one of the boys . . you leacl the spectators . . . you are a spectator . . . you are responsible for the morale of the team . . . you are a cog in an efficient machine. ,Aff 'M gif a,, 7? q, , Q VIVEX N IS Pugc Um' llzfmlrcff 'l'11'c'11lj'-luv l5UO'I'l3fXLL S p o r I s . . I3, XSKEl'I3Al,lJ BASEBALL TRACK develop hclrclcier, discipline, port man hip GOLF Football, basketball, baseball, tennis, golf, traeli-Pike is active in all major sports in the -l-A eonferenee. The student bocly is proud of the effort that its boys make. iiWhCI1 the going gets tough, the tough get going. This, a favorite motto of eoaehes, applies not only to athletics, but also to daily life. Playing sports is living a lesson in citizenship. Participants realize that whether they win or lose is not important. Vvhether they do their best is the measure of merit. Page One Huizflred Tweizty-tlzrec PAUL M.xnu1,1N, Hemi Fnntlmll Cbfzclz 2 ' 6 3 ' 6 4 Firxt mir: D. Howell, P. Neal, VV. Priclgcn, F. Bunn. M. Ed wards, L. Ferrell, Cf. Dempsey, K. Edwards, D. Neeland, D. Mcfucn, Griffin, Wlliitc. Secoml row: T. Smith, E. Clark. F. Strikes, Nl. Herring, D. Britt, E. Mincliew, H. Skinner, Nl Fcmirz.-x1.l. Co,xc'i1lNu S'l'.xFP, left to riglztz G. Fen-ell, Backfielri ll. Marlilin, Hemi: VV. VVcir, lilzvq Green, Bt1ClCfiL'lllQ B. Gay I ina. yClOl1eS Black, T. Bryant, J. Davis, P. Vllarren, M. Brewer, L. Ethridge, VV. Stancil. Tlzirrl row: Ballccuni, P. Batten, D. Johnson, E. Banasiala, H. Van Boelcel, T. Davis, Hester, B. Nlmidy, B. Farris, B. Skinner, B. Deans, B. Spivey, S. Bruton, E. Vllinburne. Pugc' 0110 Hzmrlrml ,lwll'C11lj f01H' K. lfLi11'111'1ls sweeps rilsglil lL'tll'llllQ Ll lmil of el11l2-fooleil oppmzeiits. 7 Cyclones in Aclion . . . 1 , , 7 . 81111111 closes i11 als Ll lied De1'ii fli1sl1es 11 Bad luelt seemed to haunt the Cyes in every game this season. In praetiee and prefgame warineup, the Var sity squad eame onto the field huhhling with energy and ready to Hget out there and win. loiowever, a victory was not to he. The Filie foothall jinx stepped in each time and seemed to push the hall for the opposing team. First the squad eneountered 25Oepound giants with their bruising bloelxs and erushing tackles. This did not appear to he enough, for hehind this wall of giants stood four speed-demons lurking in the haekfield-ready either to erash through the line or seamper around end. Although the spirits of the Cyes were dampened, they never gave up. 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The Filee Clzeewlctiders await tlie crmvds prior to ti pep rally. l Var iiy Cheerleader MXVQ got tht- lip, wt- got thu pcpf' 'ilihis clit-cr clcscrihcs Many hours arc spent painting signs zmcl planning f tlitt t'lmct-i'lct1tlci's git ll. l.. lfilttt lligh St-lmtil. This till' pop rallies. This inclustrious grotip hcgins prttcticc in girl Stllliltl rtiiscs tht' spirit ol' tht' tcgtms untl stutlcnts fxllgllht- 'HIC SLICCCSS Of thc' Lltllldic Pl'0gl'Lil'H is lui-gt-ly with tlwii lictirty pulls. hlilicsc girls uni hc Ftiuml almost ClL'PCl1ClCI1I UPON the Cl1G6flC2lCl0fS. wary' ltlilL'l'HUUl1 prt'pt1i'ii1g lm' gi game. liirsl wiv: ll. lluiiiss. llctitlg ill. llusc, iiltiscul. Stwwizti row: Ci. mtv: Ci. Herring. Auger, Ci. Killehrew, Dicltt-ns. Oates, ll. Ili-yltiit, ll. Ciiillins, I.. Stallings, ll. XVimlham. Tlzirtl Pttge Une Hzziztlretl 'liweutyeiglzi Honor ay lliis is time clay tllat tlie boys ol' time gridiron and senior atliletes have long awaitecl. Yes, llunor Day has arrived. Awarcls are to lue given. Sweaters lor seniors are to be presented. Wilma is to reeeive tlle euvetecl lxlust Vllllllllllt' Player Awarcl? Mr. Clint Farris, a favorite supporter of the Filie . I Is llzis ll'iILll you lzuve been uwiliizg for? fifltltll llurcru Atliletie prograrn, presented Donnie lluvvell with the p,.e5e,,,, M. H6,,.,.i,,g lm m.w,,L,,-h lXl.V.P. Awarcl. The eoaelles presented sweaters to senior atllletes, eertilieates to lmoys who llacl alreaclv letterecl, anal letters to tlwse who have earned tliem. ililmis annual event gives the seliool ollieials an op- portunity to thank the members of both the Varsity and .luniur Varsity lioutlvall teams, the eoaelies, and elieerb leaclers lor tlreir clevotecl elliorts. l'C0'll.gl'tlflllL1fiOlZS, Doizizief' C. Farris ami YV. Higlz prese D. Howell wiilz Ilze Host Vrlizullvle Fomlniil Player Armin P. lUi11'rezz receives iz football award as BLZUCCIIHI, C. Dempsey, D. Neeirzizrl, ill. Herring, and W. Staizeii await their turn. Page One Hzuztired 'Ii1r'eizt5-nrirze First rmv: A. llehin, D. Hottoins, P. Pearce, ll. Barnes, H. jones, ll. Yllabb, Stokes, Lewis, Pappas. 500111141 111111: Lainin. Nl. lluingartlner, C. l.ane, ll. Dew, ll. Lee, 'lf Howell. ll. Xllalston, ll. Viels, ll. Crillin, ll. Vials. ll. Gill. li. Uinphlett, Junior Recording six wins anal one tie against two losses speaks well for this years Vlunior Varsity football squad. illhis squacl was never outelassecl, although it was usually outweighecl. XVhat they laelxecl in size and experience, they eoinpensatecl for by displaying the ability to hustle and a sineere desire to win. II. llltzlslmi cuts 1111014 i11l11 llie lim' us ll 1e11111111111e flll'Ull'S ll lnloelc. Przge One Hzimlretl 'liliirlq' ll. Anderson. 'flzirtl ron: yl. Staneil, U. Turner, -I. Harriss, li. llissette, ll. Viela, 'lf Farris, -I. Carr, H. Monson, Hass, ill. Uoarml, VV. lgroolxs, ll. Vllatlxins. V cl r i I y Xflfith the experience gained this season and by iin- proving their skills and retaining their ability to hit harcl, this squacl as Varsity Cyclones should be able to bring to liilie a season with yietories, if not a eoin- pletely yietorious one. L,lIiLlUl1Il,iCLl tfelmze 51111 s 11111 tlll 01111 1'1111 dee in the 0 11- 17 pp lll3lZl'5 fe1'1'itr11'jf. GIRLS' I3,fXSKli'l'I3rXl,L During i L'iBl'Llill'y, lntcrcstuci girls play m an mtraimlral tournamcnt. 'lilrc gamma arc ht-ld in tlrc iiilxc gym alitcr school. 'limo 1964 Ciharnpimms wcrc Clracc BQIIQCIRS team. 'lin' tcam co-czrptziilwd by Linda Cloilwin and l.imla Stallt ings wcrc l'Lll1IlL'l'S'LlP. Utlrcr teams participating wurc thosc captaincd by Susan Ilruadliurst, Donna 'taylor-, and Bcwrly Cassidy. Mrs. Mary Smith supurriscs this intrat mural activity. Mix. Slllffll, plzrsiwrl 0tl1lL'tlfiUII Ic'frt'l1c'r, utlviws girls' l7LlSlU'i Girl ' Basketball lnl mu ul llc ivily Pltrrzlzg lmrzi to ring the Inrskvi rzrc U. Hlxwttv, C . Ht1lqur.i . Rami C. Baker. Y. Rumi jump lzigfz for 1110 M111 as B. Htzrzzvs 'll'1lfL'11l'S, mul ll. filrcrr-r. P11120 KJIIC' Hlrmircti llzrrtjf-flirt' First row: Coach P. Blake, 13. Fulford. 11. W'insteacl, R. Mangum, Hayes, B. Thompson, G. Farmer, T. Bryant. 13. Elliot. Third rout 7. Robertson, G. Matthews, D. Howell, T. Owens. Second row: D. Riley, mgr., VVil1iams, E. hlinehew, G. llissette, D. Barnes, Head Coach G. Ferrell, Talton, E. Bradley, A. Carnahan. B. D. Barnes, R. Poythress. HV. Gilbert lierrell, lmselmll Couch, Baseball surveys the 1964 team. Page One Hzoulretl Tlziriy-six Coach Gilbert Ferrell awaits Filte's 1964 baseball sea- son with optimism. Experience is the key to a winning reeord, and the baseball team has twelve returning letter- men. Five of these twelve were among the starting nine last year. The mound strength is bolstered by three senior pitchers. In early March, the team began praetiee in preparation for the eighteen game season. The liirst of twelve eooe- ferenee games will be played April 1. I ' ..... .LAI .. E. lwinclzeuf steps up to ilze plate. I'll get it! R. llflarzgnnl prepure5 to catclz n line zlrive Clenn the lmses, Royce, instructs Coaclz Ferrell. Cycs lzurlers: D. Barnes, E. Bradley, and D. Howell. f ... ,. N- Q VV 1? Page One Hzuzalrefl Tlzirty-seven Cfoacli Ufcir lmrlcs couznuimls to teunz uzemlvers. On your umrlc. get set, gofw VV. Sfuizcil. S. Yvliiie, A. Bog ll Rozigers, ami F. FUVQIISUII IlII'IIll rlic smrtiizg pistol. Track Field und trzicli competition is keen in North Carolinas +A conference. Pikes track team participates in high jump, broad jump, discus, shotput, and jgivelin events. 'Sprinters compete in the 100, 220, and 440 dashes. Meinhcrs ol' the truck team must hc in top physical condition. .-Xttitudc is also decisive in determining suc- cess in tx track event, hir. Bill VV'cir coaches these hoys in field und track activities. I-Irs! rmr, left to riglzf: R. Bissctte, ll. Pappas, K. Edwards, II. ll. Wlalston, B. Umphlett, E. Etheridge. T. Boone, D. VVilliam- vkes, M. Drone, B. Vaughn, I. Yelverton, VV. Stancil, Lewis, son, R. Stott. Third rmv: ll. Anderson, H. Severance, B. Moody. lx Long, F. Ferguson, D. Tait, R.Tabh. Secomlro11':G. Liner, Bass, II. Carr, C.. Harris, H. VanRockel, A. Boykin, hi. l Barts, Liner, I.umm, VVhite, I... Ferrell, R. Stephenson, Goodwin, Green, B. Dixon, M. Conyors, B. Stamper. Page One lluriflrczl illzirtyfeiglzf Kneeling, left Io right: R. Vllinstead, U. Neelancl, VV. Hunter, ton, C. Harriss, K. Denny, l.. Moore, ll. Simons, II. llest ll. Kirlclancl, H. Lee, MeComas, R. Fracly. Stzmziing: I. Yelvere johnson, P. Vllarren, H. Roclgerson. This yearls tennis team, eoaeliecl by hlr. ,lohn Green, will feel the loss of six seniors, hut the returning letter- men plus new members shoulcl retain the strength of last year. This team shoulcl he able to boast a winning sea- son in the tough 4-A tennis eonferenee. Each player must strive for his goal. He must work diligently to improve his game. 'IOHIN CQREEN. tennis couch. Pringle C7116 llzimlreil 'l'l1irt'1'-11 ,ah x,.,p.m, 1 1, 5 e , .x QM -.2 M, 1 11,50 f MW fi A gf, if , A ,, , .1 if W ,.. 13. livltm eliipx 11111 of ll stiml Imp. I'Il'5l row: XY. Iu11es, 'lf Smith, C. Ue111psey, B. Gulf Cfmielz Ptllll lxltlflillll tleziioiislvuites proper xttiiice for hitting 11 lee Sllfll. lxllllflllfilll the gulli lL'1ll11 has only three l'ClLll'llillg letter- 111e11, the team possesses much talent und should do well in ecm1petiti1111. 'l'omn1y Smith, Sid Bruton, and Tommy Davis, re- turnees. with il I1LlIIllJCl' of ju11im's and sopl1o1T1o1'es, aclcl strength klllfl tlepth to the team, L'ULlL'llCLl hy Mr. Paul M111'lQli11. The seures ol' the games may not ulwzlys he up to par, hut the effort of the golfers will he better than par. Holes. Secouzl row: Roberscm, R. VVatki11s, Bruton, lrvin, T. Davis. Ptzge One Il11111l1'e1l I5o1'I'1' Recipients of Blast Valuable Player awarzls: K. lX'ICN1illau, footlmllg R. Smith, golfg D. Creech, girls' laaslcetlnallg B. Elliot, lmselmllg D. Turbeville, track. Not picturecl: jimmy Slwckelfurml, lmslcel- ball. Sp ing Sport onor ay Members of tlze laaselaall team are lzonorecl at Spring Sports S. Flowers, 41. Emory, mul 4lOllllSUll receive girls' lmslcellm Honor Day. awards from R. VVat5on. l ...W l W Wlh, A , Q ,, ' 'hkfl' nf Page One llumlrerl FUl'lfV'0l1t? I 4 Aw .f l 5 ,110 'f 5 gif C l YOU BEGIN . . . you are ready to begin . life . college . marriage . . . a career . the initial steps have been taken . . . the past has been only a preparation . . . your future awaits you . . . you depend upon others . . . others depend upon you . . . you are about to take your place in an interdependent society. OBSERVER PRINTING HOUSE CHARLOTTE, N. C. Printers of The 1964 Accolade P. O. Box 544 613 S. Mercer Street R. C. WELFARE UIL CO. SUPPLIERS OF SINCLAIR PETROLEUM PRODUCTS WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of BARNES 8, FLIPPIN DR. G. R. HAMMOND Inc. DR. W. B. CLARK, JR. DR. W. C. HUNTER PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Ma .orrette f , d . The Birds is coming yell the cheerleaders J S per mm army a 7We'game during the pep rally before the Rocky Mount pep rally. game iii IE: 'Lv' . M -'. f.-- 11 L ,ffl Telephone 243-3060 - fn. FURNITURE Il3 East Barnes Street WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA CARGILL, Incorporated Specialists in Serving Agriculture HOLIDAY INN 301 Highway South WILSON, N. C. Telephone 243-SIII SEW THE BEST FOR LESS with fabrics from THE REMNANT SHOP South Tarboro Street at Ward Blvd. Phone 243-5422 Evelyn RobbnnsAMory Howard Benton Dial 243-3174 Court House in Front of Us Students cleafr the building in ll minute thirty seconds during fi-re drill. 5 Hail Alma Mater Gold and Blue. I fave CORBETT MOTOR CO., INC. Sales-BUICK-Service BElK-TYlER'S 202 E. Green 243-6I06 Since 1933 HUBERT ALLEN PAINTING AND DECORATING 406 West Nash Street WILSON NORTH CAROLINA Art Reproductions P'ct e Frames WiIson's Shopping Center Gifts M' rs HINNANTS SCHOOL OF DANCE Compliments of Establlshed I929 TWEETIE S 205 Warren Street Phone 243 3781 DR PEPPER BOTTLING COMPANY STOTT S SERVICE SI8 Ward Boulevard WILSON NORTH CAROLINA Raleigh Road and Sunset Drlve Gulf For Smoother Drlvlng Complete Lune of Gulf Products and Road Service BACK TO SCHOOL NIGHT M1' C Powell preszdent preszdes at first M1 Corbett teaches pcwents during Back to PTA Meeting School Nzght program E R .,x-SN!-vwwmwpn ...wwf- . S I r ur lrro I 1 ir I ,XII 'P' ' . Q . . . A 1 , H . . , A , , I , I I , ' ' n 4v A k 'w.. A VA ' 'IAM- -' 7 -5 . X , 2 X , I .Kd 1 f X V 'Q I ,1 A I V If X., q ' -,Cf I M' f n Phone 237-0172 Local Phone 237-0173 W. T. lAIVIIVI CUUU CIINIPA Y COTTON MERCHANTS WILSON, N. C. Cable Address CODES: LAMCO Shepperson 79th G 81st St. WAREHOUSE 243-5231 Band leaves for Sun Fun Festival at Mr. Preston lines up band in pre-school Myrtle Beach. Summer 1963. practice. Carolina laundry 8. Cleaners, Inc. Sanitone Dry Cleaning WILSON, N. C. ART CLOTHING STORE 107 E. Nash Street wlLsoN, N. C. For Lad and Dad Exclusively Yours For Smart Styling .NOUAQ SUPER MARKET 1502 West Nash Street Compliments of DIXIE SUPPLY COMPANY BUILDING MATERIAL PAINT AND GLASS T E ELLIOTT Esso DISTRIBUTOR STANDARD Esso DEALER Heating fr Currng Orl Burner Servlce Dual 237 0333 237 1402 BOYETTE TRACTOR COMPANY Allrs Chalmers Tractors and Farm Machinery 301 Hwy South Phone 243 5548 Wilson N C P O Box 814 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS WILSON FURNITURE COMPANY 125 127 S Goldsboro Street Telephone 237 3028 FURNITURE AND PIANOS WILSON N C Drama Club sponsors concession stand dunno basketball season to razse money fm thezr p1 ocluctzons SEALTEST FOODS WILSON, N. C. For Your Wedding Gown, Evening Gown, or Cocktail Wear Compliments of lucielIe's Briduls and Formuls Everything for the Bride and Bridesmaid 219 East Nash Street Phone 243-3401 WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA Ward Boulevard wlLsoN PEmoLEuM co., mc. 0 Telephone 237-3101-237-3102 AMERICAN ou. coMPANv B 121 Pnooucrs OX WILSON, N. C. Mir. Weir and Miss Hunter and lzomeroonz students enjoy annual Honzeroonz ClZ7'iSllllZ0fS parties. PINKIE JEFFERSON STATE FARM KAN luto GD Fire INSURANCE JOE ELLIS LYNN MCIVER III W Z!! XX X BAILEY S JEWELRY DIAMONDS-WATCHES JEWELRY EXPERT WATCH REPAIR 109 S Goldsboro Sf Phone 243 2617 WILSON N C C Wull or Bull Tel 237 3400 WILSON N C VESTER 8. BARNES UPHOLSTERY SERVICE 1012 Brrggs Sf at Fwe Ponnts Wllard Vester 6' Wllam S Barnes Owners COMPLETE AUTO UPHOLSTERY TRUCK CUSHIONS FURNITURE CONVERTIBLE TOPS ...now ln King Size KING SIZE '-' 6 Bottie LWJGQ ,gin 9 orton I 9 V gym CWM sT2'1fnTD Carton WINOCA DRUGS INC PREscRlPTloNs A SPECIALTY Wmoca Shoppmg Center Word Blvd WILSON N C BARNES HARRELI C0 -H- The C0101 gum d and 17211101 cffes enfm fa H spectators dm mg Homecomzng pavade J' A ' -.vig ,. , WE SPECIALIZE WE ARE DISTRIBUTOR FOREIGN CAR I W V - A FOR RECAPPING ARMSTRONG I T, T T Q T'Rf5 WHI'I'E'S TIRE SERVICE Eastern Carolina's Largest and Finest Recappers Full Capping NEW BERN, N. C. WILSON, N. C. GOLDSBORO, N. C. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Phone 637-6830 Phone 243-4167 Phone RE 4-ZI32 Phone 376-6461 HEADQUARTERS FOR Cl-H:l:'5 DRIVLIN Golden Scotch Grain Loafers by You Toot .. We Tote HOT DOGS HAMBURGERS 900 S. Goldsboro Street W WILSON, N. C. C Phone 237-I'I4I Sportswear Gr Bathing Suits L E D E H ' S MILLWURK CUMPANY WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA Seniors and Sophomores work zritlz hundreds of paper napkins to prepare floats for Homecoming parade. fy! fine II' A s- X 4 aj. A ' I 3 4 1,2 A.,-.,,V If s,'D --' Your Friendly Compliments of DRIVE-IN THEATER WILSON, N. C. GRAY CONCRETE PIPE COMPANY Where WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA Good Movies Are Always More Fun l Woodard 8. Company, Inc SEED AND FERTILIZERS '00 E Nash 0' T 5' FARM AND HOME SUPPLIES Quality Counts Price Never Mounts I08 IIO E Barnes Street ATLANTIC HEATING OILS KEROSENE GASOLINE MOTOR OIL I-OU ANN Fl-ORIST Metered Service-Prompt Delivery J R M tth G ews If Its Flowers Say It With Ours 701 S Goldsboro St Dial 243 2657 WILSON N C Telephone 243 3830 306 East Green Street Bon Fwe pep Tally beqms Homecomzng Sponsors and escm ts dunno Homecommg festzvztzes game half time show VANN'S, INC. TOWE INSURANCE SERVICE, INC. Electrical Appliances-TV-Radio 117 s. Goldsboro si. Hobbies-Toys Phone 243-2807 II5 West Nash Street Wilson, N. C Ed Towe Jock Wiggins phone 243-3937 Pete Fulghum lohn Covington WILSON FEED MILLS, Inc. WALTON W. SMITH DEANS FARM EGGS BUILDING CONTRACTOR WILSON, N. C. Phone 243-5418 I28 E. Ward Boulevard Wilson, N. C. FOOD LANE SUPERMARKET Corbett Avenue WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA Specializing in Choice Western Meats Click Newcombe Owner and Operator f..zo J. V. clzeerleaders assist Jaycees in tlzrouing C d d I f H 1' t an yigtczizg Zg'EZ7fgglt,Zg1aZ pgidslgg U O18 Sophomore float moves down the street. .gr I l'1 Compliments of R 8 H PONTIAC-CADIllAC SMITH WAREHOUSES A-B-C NEW AND USED CARS WILSQNI N' C' 115 S. Lodge Street 237-1111 WEST END GROCERY Bruce's Hot Dogs 8. Sandwiches Your Friendly Grocer 901 S. Goldsboro Dial 243-3151 1112 W. Nash Street Where Friends Meet to Eat WILSON Phone 243-2508 Phone In Service 34 ,Nunhngfon W f K co 'p me 'S of 2065 301 Highway S WILSON NORTH CAROLINA THOMPSON RAD10 Tel wagon 237 1178 CORAL ROOM RESTAURANT Tel W-'son 243 3634 TELEVISION SERVICE Jlodclay ligase H G THOMAS DRUG STORE, Inc urnlfure DRUGS TOILET PREPARATIONS Highway 301 South P O ox SUNDRIES Telephone 243 2574 Nash Street Shopping Center W'L5eN NORTH CARO'-'NA WILSON NORTH CAROLINA A fwst Pep rallzes zu the gym WHITLEY'S ELECTRIC SERVICE CONTRACTING L. P. Gas - Sales - Appliances - Service 2000 3Ol Hwy. So. --X ll4 Arendell Ave. Wilson, N. c. W 3 13 zebulon, N. c. Phone 237-0135 frfvgqgffql rff Phone 269-9555 W t N h St t T I h 243-3445 THE COUNTRY SQUIRE es as 'ee eel' one Your Ivy League Headquarters FO' WOITICH and Men Sales and Cleaning l07 South Tarboro Street Binding and Moth proofing WILSON, N. C. Mohawk Bigelow Phone 243-3436 Carpeting Carpeting C0mPIiments of -, Y 'u n an in u mn 73X theorllew biautly iii ellery wfsr NASH oPEN AIR MARKET Q f--'221S-f112'-1- .?,Z!2f. 1..i?ZL'?2i,1O2,t,,2,1i: Specializing In In A? . L0OKsIII1llIfINalE1lIlI1IIII WESTERN CHOICE BEEF drycleunmg W t N h R d at its finest es as oa .IIMMIE DEMPSEY, Inc. THESE SERVE Us Charles Kittrell, Pan! Lane, Ruth Reid, Louise Fields, Rosa Barnes, Ternpie Saunders, James Best, Frances Melton, Leonard Lucas. Ruth Speight, Annie Coley. 5 nf ees N r ' 'N .N ff' V, f girl 7 , '?,4 Q ' r--'- ., ,.1 so 1 ' ,: ff, ,L f' Mt M: gf: ftfu f 45 ' ' ' am t .. ?!5l '9 V fri Q e fi e re C f EE ,rnif , I Q 4 ,5 ff-A, ,Mg r 'Z - IZWJ' A. f .se 4- 4, I 52 31 , V 4, x T 'w v, m.f . I I -'V-, A. V' V ' ' H W M :Ev:E?-VHQM Wa-WV' My-W , 'V 4 , H H VZ 1 , xv-szhmo.-,4' . ' ' ' 1..,.,'. ,. M. .49'z:v,-f We Invite You To me our Complete Banking Service 124 West Nash Street WILSON N C Member Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporatlon Senora Carmen Raunor H Slcznner S Watson Puerto Rzcan student Mr Sowers dresses zn typzcal admzre adreo tzsernents of teacher of espanol Cwzl war nnzform Cwzl war program UE vrjgffp xy c 3 , Q wi K lx M- N475 IC? I Q ..'f'f' ,f M-qw -in-.,, J d.:,p-- ' 4 fi I 'ww WL ' S, a P. O. Box 350 Phone 237-4175 SOUTHERN Q TESTING AND RESEARCH LABORATORIES SERVICES PRODUCTS Chemical Analyses Water Treatment Chemicals Consultation Herbicides Product Development Special Fertilizers Sampling Industrial Chemicals 607 PARK AVENUE WILSON, N. C. serving agriculture and industry for twenty-tive years WATSON ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTIDN C0. Durham, Greenville, Raleigh, and Wilson, North Carolina Compliments of SWIFT 8' co' 0lDSMOBIlE C0 Manufacturers of ' NEW 6' USED CARS . . . the two most Dial 243-2156 trufted words 309 Herring Avenue in meat. J. House and S. Hackney make fountain Gods and Goddesses entertain Lords sparkle for J zmior-Semfo1'. and Ladies durmg zntermzsszon. . ,mm p,,,,,., , 4 , 8 Al 1: 1' an MOSS 8. COMPANY, INC. Men's and Boys' Furnishings 103 West Nash WILSON, N. C. Congratulations To The Class Of 1964 PARKER'S BARBECUE Highway 301 South WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA ROY B. WEBB INSURANCE AGENCY 118 N. Tarboro Street WILSON, N. C. PROTECTION-SERVICE DEPENDABILITY Best Wishes to the Fike High Graduates from the Staff of WGTM RADIO The Iistening's fine at 59 MORRISON'S DRUG STORE Prescriptions a Specialty 121 N. Douglas Street CfXCrOss from Woodorci-iierrumq Hclspstoll Phone 243-3136 WESTVIEW lANES 500 Ward Blvd. Phones 243-4134 - 243-4135 Bowling is Fun! Juniors place flowers, streamers and vines for the night of Roman Adventure 5 - SUllIVAN'S RADIO 8. TV SERVICE PHILCO T.v. and RADIO DEALER 218 E. Barnes Street WILSON, N. C. J. Wilmur Sullivan - Walter lWalti Lamm We Repair All Makes of Radios and Televisions Phone 243-6383 S T 0 R K S N E S T From Infants to Teens and In Between ir ll0 S. Tarboro St. Phone 243-4925 WILSON, N. C. W. V. 0. T. AM-FM GROWER'S C0-OPERATIVE WAREHOUSE, INC. For the sale of Leaf Tobacco RICKS AMERICAN SERVICE COMPLETE SERVICE FOR YOUR CAR 400 West Nash Street WILSON, N. C. Phone 243-3346 WILSON, N. C. CHERRY HOTEL We Pay Patronage Dividends WILSON, N. C. BOX 247 Phone 243-5097 Headquarters For Banquets, Parties, Dances, Wedding Functions Phone 243-2144 Mr. Daniel from A.C.C. talks to interested Seiiora Patterson demonstrates the new students and parents during college night. ii ' 3 F 0 ' ? 5 I Uh. ' . A aww G.. 1 ig. f' P+ rr... .. . ' '55, 9 language lab for parents. lil 'll I ---.-L-.5 ?, - 11.1, F ' ' I lr 9 ' li n r F 5: Q dx CO1 OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS '64 ACCOLADE Faculty and students vie for title of the loudest yellers during pep rally. 4 A i 42 8 1 0 The Mello Fellol' Reg. U. S. Pat. Off. For GO0Dness' Sake -l CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORSI RlCE'S MEN SHOP 227 E. Nash Street LADY BOSTONIANS Slam .szoe IC! CREAM WEEJUNS HOOTENANNY I fgf sruARr wALsroN, mc. l07 South Goldsboro Street WILSON, N. C. 4l7 West Nash Sfreel' INFANT THRU IUNIOR Interiors Accessories THEATRE SODA SHOP l08 West Nash Street Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Seniors of l964 Ralph E. Pate, Owner and Manager EVA'S HAIRSTYLING SAl0N Specializes In HAIR STYLING, TINTINC 500 Mosby Street Dial 237-1490 WILSON The solemn faces of the students during Memorial service for J.F.K. are reminders of the National tragedy. The Varsity Band plays typical music of Civil wav' era during assembly. Q Q .. ly. 'Ir A f Y gi - , 'X HACKNEY TIRE COMPANY DISTRIBUTORS B. F. GOODRICH CO.-TIRES AND BATTERIES NATIONAL CARBON CO.-PRESTONE AND BATTERIES WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WILSON, N. C. BEST W'5HE5 THE TOWN SHOP Street and Cocktail Dresses Mn Pnwrn It ' 9 ' IO4 w. Nash Street wilson, N HEATING OILS MOTOR OILS GASQUNES CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS R. E. QUINN 8. COMPANY On the corner of Stantonsburg C1 Barnes Streets FURNITURE OF CHARACTER The office staff stamps new books getting H. Skinner presents gift certificates to them ready for the opening of school. coaches B. Gay and J. Green. I ,1.nwmLN msntunr THE MERCURY PLACE Congratulations, Seniors! Stay Tuned To Central Service Motor Co., Inc Phone 243-5104 Barnes 5 Goldsboro Sts. Wilson, N C WLLY No. I Radio in Wilson 1000 WATTS 1350 K.C. Good Gulf Products RUFFIN 0ll CO. There's a Gulf Station Convenient to your needs For a complete line in fabrics, notions, and patterns-Come to BECKY'S FABRIC SHOP 204 Ward Blvd. Between Tarboro St. and Winstead School Owned and Ooerated Bv Becky Clark Phone 237-I660 DOUG 8. ELEANOR MOSS, INC. Men C1 Boys Store 136 S. Tarboro Street MEET YOU AT Ill-IIE CRIEPXMIEIRY THICK SHAKES CURB SERVICE WILSON, N. C. U. Hackbarth poses with Mr. R. Babelay is presented other visiting exchange first copy of 1963 ACCOLADE New Booster Club display students. by Editor J. Bostick. is admired by students OETTINGER'S Department Store AND OETTINGER'S Men's Store Wilson's Leading Store Since l869 Compliments of CENTER 8. DRAKE THEATERS Robbins Jewelry 8. Music jewelry, Musical Instruments, Records G Watch Repairing II4 S. Goldsboro St. WILSON, N. C. FORBES SERVICE CENTER 204 W. Nash Street Telephone 243-4658 PURE OIL PRODUCTS Wheel Balancing C1 Generator Work Bear Alignment Machine STAllINGS PRINTERS Quick Service and Better Printing Dial 243-3381 Wilson, N. C. PINKIE'S WASH DRY 8. DRY CLEANING MODERN PHlLco-BENDIX EQUIPMENT li-.X Q oo-rv-voinslu 803 Corbett Ave. Wilson, N. C. OPEN 24 HOURS MOTHER-DAUGHTER BANQUET Mothers and daughters attend the F.H.A. banquet and enjoy fellowship with others Ship Freight Fast by Motor Truck A , - 2:33. fr V I . ,I II.. I ,: ',,' ' gi Night 'F' DaY .IE :I . Q ,, A , J.. '-I --'V .U .. ff.. ' L I Q 51-A 6 I Nl' I' ' I I ' tt,,,,A In A .1 F I FORBES TRANSFER COMPANY WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA Diol 243-3425 or 237-3151 WILSON DRUG COMPANY THE OLD RELIABLE HIllSIDE FLORIST, Inc. Day Phone 243-4337 Night Phone 243-2513 SINCE 1888 809 Park Avenue I14 S. Torboro Street Phone 243-3176 WILSON' NORTH CAROLINA WILSQNI NORTH CAROLINA HFIOWCTS For YOUF OCCBSIOIIH Fresh Foods Frozen Stay VAUGHAN'S .IEWELERS WATCH ES-DIAMONDS Fresh at RECORDS-RECORD PLAYERS 119 s. Torboro sneer Phone 243-5707 FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS, INC. WILSON, N. C. Seasonal goodness, for keeps U, Hackbarflz Sings Silent Night in her Fm getting nothing for Christmas sing ngfipe German tongue. J. BG1'tll0l0I7Z.6ZL' and C. Quick in Keyette Follies. jf-SX -if I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Compliments of Southern Grain 8. Provision Co., Inc Incorporated January 7th, 1924 Wholesale Distributors Anderson, Deans 8. Woorlard, Inc. Phones 243-3184 Cr 243-3185 I 407-9-11-13-15 E. Barnes St. GENERAL INSURANCE AND BONDS WILSON, N. C. 1924- 1964 -I xv!!! - ff X WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA D E N N Y ' S Jewelers 107 West Nash Street WILSON, N. C. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1964 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! FAIRVIEW PHARMACY, INC. A Complete Drug Store WILSON COUNTRY ClUB E. L. Matthews Manager Compliments of The Boykin Wholesale Grocery , Grover Bulhn Co., Inc. , Professional Wholesale Grocers Phones 243-2131 - 243-2132 400 East Green Street WILSON, N. C. Sophomores become acquainted with halls and classrooms at Fike. Students move rapidly from class to class , -- H U N T'S 243-3148-Ambulance Service-243-3149 FUNERAL DIRECTORS . 'b Qiemwi? WA ,,,, iZ5iJf1'nz'fz'ue kzueliy am! IOVVII OIL COMPANY INC. WUUON. ll- I. Vllllhono lla. II7-OIII Iron Fireman Furnace Home Heating Oil Burner Service Pure Products Phone 237-0126 P. O. Box 387 Highway 301 South WOMAN'S SHOP LADIES READY-TO-WEAR GOSSARD CORSETS Nash Street BRUCE LAMM -l-- sfylea -- Men's Wear F. B. L. A. VARIETY SALE F. B. L. A. members sell, sell, sell. F. B. L. A. members relax with sponsors 142' Q U' f I Branch Bank extends 8. COI'CI.ia.1 ,E 3 kr -4 to Fike students and faculty U ranking and Trust mn rIIInIInI:IIfnlina Comlmnj' E since l872 - .ffodai Qafwlinafi Uhhfwml MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION F. B. L. A. and Key and Keyette Clubs enjoy annual fall banquets at Parkers. BUIILINETUN IIUTUIVIUTIVE FIIBIIICS CU. WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA A Division of Burlington Industries Bu: rlingulm DOWNTOWN FLORAL SHOP l23 N. Douglas St. Wilson, N. C. When It's Flowers, Think of Ours Across From Woodard-Herring Hospital Dial Day 243-5375 - Night 243-6741 Narcissus Strickland - Esther Webb Compliments of ETNA SERVICE STATION l5l0 South Goldsboro Street J. M. Brown, Manager THE GEORGIAN ROOM 409 West Nash Street WILSON, N. C. Women's Wearing Apparel ONE-HOUR CLEANERS WILSON, N. C. 308 E. Nash-237-O227 305 W. Nash-243-6998 Children watch while Student Council nienibers Simon says, Raise your hands, the council decorate the Christmas tree. members entertain children at Christmas party Congratulations, Seniors! From FARRIS DISCOUNT STORE 109 South Tarboro Street Johnson Fumiture Store Roland Grady, Jr, Mqr 120 South Goldsboro Street Wilson-Phone 243-3050 BARNES SHEll SERVICE Bear Steering Service Frame and Axle Straightening Wheel Balancing Corner Barnes G' Douglas Phone 237-1896 Newton Mutual Insurance Agency ALL TYPES OF INSURANCE Office Phone 237-0235-Res. Phone 237-2562 H. E. Newton 207 National Bank Building WILSON, N. C. We serve steaks, chops, seafood, and real pizza. MONTICEll0 CAFE HOLBROOK umioisrrnv snor if 103 South Bruton Street WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA Phone 237-1353 Joyner's Funeral Home Telephone 237-3197 AMBULANCE SERVICE 107 N. Pine Street WILSON, N. C. CARTER'S .IEWEIERS Wilson's Largest Credit jewelers 102 W. Nash St. Phone 243-6203 WILSON, N. C. B. Stomper leads pep band during pep 'rally in gym. Close up of pep band during pep 'rally in auditorium. HURCJJQUELL' J EW E LER S Etrtifi?-? ,5il PEISTEREDJEWELER mmluwecysgarrv Brirlgers Paint and Wallpaper Co. 125 S. Tarboro St. Phone 243-4428 Wilson, N. C. Compliments of Art Supplies Complete Venetian Blind Sales and Service Pittsburgh Points and Supplies THE LUNDON SHOP lO'5 S. Tarboro Street Make Your Point Problems Our Business BILL WHlTFIELD'S Exclusive CLEANERS ffm B' MMM 8' Co' ll5 N. Tarboro St. Wilson, N. C FABRIGUARD To Protect the BeGlll'y of Your FGbl'lCS HALL Polarized Fur Storage 725 s. Goldsboro sr. 237-2622 2434493 2374896 Mr. A. Preston directs band during Cheerleaders say, Yell, students, yell. Christmas concert. WILSON 'S FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH CAROLINA Complete Banking Service Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Une only bank in Wilson County which is a member of the Federal Reserve System? Referee watches Cyclone just before he Players and coaches watch action on field. smashes his opponent to the turf. WILSON BONDED WAREHOUSE, INC. 225 West Walnut Street Phone 243-4454 WILSON, N. C. COTTON STO RAGE-GEN ERAL STORAGE Sprinkler Protection T. T. HARDlsoN, Manager JOHN R. HARRISS T. l. HERRING 8. CO. INSURANCE FOR EVERY NEED WHOLESALE MEATS 500 S. Goldsboro St. Phone Office 237-1719 WILSON, N. C. com: DAIRY Pnooucrs, mc. EASTERN C'llfggRLgAlf5f 'NC- MILK 0 ics CREAM , O T, . Authorized Service Glass Bottles or Paper Containers USED CARS Dial 237-2811 for Home Delivery 210 E- Green 237-0138 Choir sings Aura Lee during Civil War Varsity Band-B. Stamper directs during program. Spring Concert. Aa CAROLINA BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY BUILDING MATERIAL, LUMBER, COAL, PAINT WILSON, N. C. JIM'S CAMERA CENTER One Day Service Color Film Processing AMERSON'S SERVICE STATION COMPLETE SERVICE 8 , Herring Avenue HENRY'S Smart styles for young men with new ideas Quality Tailoring ll8 South Goldsboro St. WILSON, N. C. Phone 243-358l BAILEY'S JEWELRY DIAMON DS-WATCHES-J EWELRY EXPERT WATCH REPAIR IO9 S. Goldsboro St. Phone 243-Z6I7 WILSON, N. C. BARRETT'S PRINTING HOUSE WILSON, N. C. Established I896 LETTERPRESS AND OFFSET PRINTING THOMAS-YELVERTON COMPANY BETTER FURNITURE Funeral Directors-Embolmers Ambulance Service Phone 243-3I2l WILSON, N. C. S. McFarlane assists Mr. Rose in selling a football ticket to M. F. Johnson. During the Student Council Clzristvnas party for z4nderp1'ioileged clzildiren, A. Adams poses with Santa Clans. Sw AUTOGRAPHS .1 ., 5 IQ 'rl
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