Franklinton High School - Franoca Yearbook (Franklinton, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 190 of the 1961 volume:

SEP — 2017 :-n’ANViLi. ' ' ' niiVT ' ’ i.IRRARY SYSTEM OXrORD,NC 27565 REFERENCE Not to be Taken From This Library I r ' f I I i i I : 1 I i k f- r i, • t I ; f 1 I 9 % w - • guvwi-uBw I I I I I I 1 11 1 1 1 II11 I III III I I II Nil. . . . .. . IMli ful memories for each of you and that it will become dearer to you as the years go by. Editing this annual has been a rich experience, and we feel it is well worth the effort expended in order to present it. Our best wishes are extended to all the students and members of the faculty of Franklinton High School. JANIE TIPPETT Editor-in-Chief S P il R I . J Published by | I The Senior Class of ] IS .j Franklinton High School Franklinton, North Carolina | i On i kea tii one io- t wte Zoe i we wM cUe iiik tke . . . 3 ■ %� KBKraaaBM Franoca Staff JANIE TIPPETT Editor JOY SIMPSON Co-Editor ELIZABETH CROW Business Manager SOPHIA C. PIKE Advisor Elizabeth Crow, Joy Simpson, Jean Miller, Lou Ellen Wheeler, Barbara Parham, Nancy Laughter, and Janie Tippett. These are the typists of the 1961 FRANOCA. Larry Senter, Bill Ragland, Elizabeth Crow, Mike McDonald, Jean Miller, Kay Allen, Ann Hight, Jackie Wynne, Janie Tippett, and Joy Simpson. These are the ad salesmen for the 1961 FRANOCA, of whom we are very proud. R. JESSIE L. McDaniel Superintendent MR. WHITMAN SHEARIN Principal MRS, ELIZABETH BLOUNT Book Clerk Administration MRS. SARAH WHITFIELD Secretary MR. R.D. COLLINS Chairman of Board MRS. RUBIE GONELLA Cafeteria Supervisor g I I I I i li High School Faculty MR. WHITMAN SHEARIN Economics and Mathematics MISS EDITH JACKSON English and French MRS. MARGARET PRUETTE Mathematics MRS. SOPHIA PIKE Commercial Department English MRS. lALEEN MODE Home Economics MRS. ISABEL STEPHENS Science and English MR. TOMMY STEPHENS Agriculture MR. JAMES HENDERSON Social Studies and Health MR. JESSE W. VICK Science and Health MRS. MIRIAM HONEYCUTT Music 6 Safety Patrol OIMh:: mmmm dHkiBL � —■ iSBi ' iiK vr L sSti First row: Peter Young, David Deal, Danny Burger, Bud Mendenhall, E.C. Murray, Mack Pope, Dudley Whitaker, Charles Hicks. Second row: David Robbins, Andy Hoyle, Bobby Harris, Donnie Hayes, Tommy Harris, Harold Woodlief, Nancy Harper. Third row: Larry Kearney, Ronnie Tinge n, David Crow, Jenny McGhee, Linda Satterwhite, Mary Ann Woods. Fourth row: Mrs. Julia Carr, Sponsor; J.B. Paschall, Donald Hicks, Kerry Lindsey, Butch Meek, Norris Collins, Jr. Bus Drivers Leonard Cannady, Linda Gupton, James Moss, Phoebe Overton, John Debnam, Carlyle Breedlove. 7 1-1 i t Cafeteria Mrs. Rubie Gonella, Mrs. Isabel Hawkins, Mrs. Charlotte Pearce, Mrs. ' Susie Morton. I Maintenance Mr. Lonnie White Janitor Maid Mr. Alvin Breedlove Mabel Wilder 8 1960 Awards MICHAEL STROTHER ROSEMARY KEARNEY Valedictorian Salutatorian TONI SNIDER Balfour Award PAT GARRISON Principal ' s Award 9 twmrrtiBitfrrrr it I OUR DAY BEGINS. . . Above: TIME FOR A BREAK... ICE CREAM, ANYONE? Below: WHAT ' S FOR LUNCH?? HOMEROOM... WE ' RE READY TO GO. Above: CHANGING CLASSES... WHAT CONFUSION! ! ! Below: THE END OF ANOTHER DAY AT F. H. S. Our day at F. H. S. 10 SENIORS LARRY SENTER. JOY SIMPSON. LOU ELLEN WHEELER JANIE TIPPETT. .President Vice-President K’ vjQI Secretary Treasurer 11 moM. ' paM- 60- ■ •■‘.C • ! I I .1 j; !S I Sponsor of Senior Class Mascots BONNIE SENTER and GARY MURRAY 12 Seniors KAYE FRANCES ALLEN F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; F. T.A. 2,3,4; Glee Club 1, 2; Dramatics 3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Monogram Club 3, 4; A s s i s t a nt Score Keeper 1; Allied Youth 1; 4-H 1,2; Marshal 3. DONALD EDWIN APPLEFORD F.F.A. 1,2; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 3,4; Baseball 2; Student Council 3; F.T.A. 2,3,4,Parliamentarian 3; Dramatics 3; Play Marshal 4; 4-H 1; Office Assistant 2. NANCY RUTH BEST F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Beta Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Student Council .1,3; Glee Club 1,2; 4-H 1,2,3,4, President 1,2, County Secretary.!, County President 3,Coimty Vice- President 4; Dramatics 3,4; Marshal 3; Reci¬ tation Contest 1,2, 3, 4, Second Place School 1,4, First Place School 2, 3, SecondPlace County 2; Cheerleader 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Office Assistant 2,3; Publications Board 1. EDNA LOUISE BLACKLEY F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Office Assistant 1,3. LEONARD HENDERSON CANNADY F.F.A. 1,2; Substitute Bus Driver 3; Bus Driver 4; 4-H 1. MARY FRANCES CANNADY F.H.A. 1. 1961 BETTY MURRAY COLE F.H. A. 1,2,3; 4-H 1,2; Monogram Club 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Of¬ fice Assistant 2,3; Library 2. WILLIAM EDWARD COTHRAN F.F.A. 1,2,3, 4. ELIZABETH MASSEY CROW Band 1,2; Glee Club 3,4; F.T.A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2; Mon¬ ogram Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Cheer¬ leader 4; Girls ' State Delegate 3; FRANOCA Business Manager 4; Seer Staff 1; Class Of¬ ficer 3; Dramatics 3,4. Warrenton High School 1 , 2 . JOHN BUCK DEBNAM F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, President 4; 4-H 1,2,3,4, President 4; Monogram Club 3,4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; F.F.A. Convention Delegate 3; Substitute Bus Driver 3,4; Library Assistant 4; Baseball 2,3; Football 3; Marshal 3; Allied Youth 1,2, Membership Committee 1, Chair¬ man 2; F. F. A. Shop Contest 1; Superlatives 4‘. ANNIE FAYE HIGHT Class Vice-President 2; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Song Leader 3; Dramatics 3,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Music Award 1,3. DORIS LEE HUFF 4-H 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Dramatics 4; Play Announcer 4; Glee Club 4. 14 44k h ■ •m ' I-.. I II i J Seniors FAYE CAROLYN KEARNEY 4-H 1,2; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 4; Play Marshal 3; Homecoming Attendant 3,4. NANCY LEE LAUGHTER Cheerleader 1,2,3; Monogram Club 1,2, 3, 4; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Class Play Marshal 3; F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Dramatics 4; Lunchroom Assistant 2,3; Library Assistant 1. WILLIAM THOMAS MATTHEWS F.F.A. 1,2,4; 4-H 1. MICHAEL DARRYL McDONALD Class President 1; F.F.A. 1,2, Shop Contest 1; 4-H 1, Vice-President 1; F. T.A. 3,4, Treas¬ urer 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Football 2,3; Track 2,3; Basketball 4; Superlative 4; Library Assistant 1; Glee Club 1. FRANCES JEAN MILLER Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleader 3; Monogram Club 1,2, 3,4; Class Treasurer 1; Glee Club 1, 2; Homecoming Queen 4; Homecoming At¬ tendant 2; 4-H 1, 3, Reporter 3; Publication Board 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Historian 4; F. T.A. 2, 3,4; Marshal 3; Allied Youth 1,2; Superla¬ tive 4; Dramatics Stage Manager 3,4. P ANNE MITCHELL F.H.A. 1,2,3; 4-H 1,2. 15 i i I I J r” k f AAAjflia I ■ w Ml WOT I 4 i ii 4 A-ii W S 4, 1961 JOSEPH THOMAS MITCHELL F.F.A. l,2,3,4;Bvis Driver 3,4; Substitute Bus Driver 2. JAMES ARTHUR MOSS Football 2,3,4, All-Conference 2, Most Im¬ proved Player 4, Co-Captain 4; Track 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice- President 4; 4-H 1,2,3; Monogram Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Bus Driver 4; Superlative 4. PORTIA LARAY MURRAY 4-H 1; F.H. A. 1,2,3; Play Marshal 3; Dra¬ matics 4; Halloween Queen 4. BARBARA ANN PARHAM F. H. A. 1,2, 3, 4; F. T. A. 2, 3, 4; Publications Board 2,3,4; Allied Youth 2; Class Officer 1, 2,3; Homecoming Attendant 1,2; Monogram Club 4; Basketball Score Keeper 1,4; 4-H 1. ANDELIA FLORENCE PEARCE Basketball 3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; 4-H 1,2; Class Play Marshal 3; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Office Assistant 4. THOMAS EARL PENDLETON Football 2, 3, 4; F. F. A. 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4. Seniors LILLIE OCTAVIA FREDDY Basketball 1,2,3; Cheerleader 3; F.T.A. 3,4; F. H.A. 1,2, 3,4; 4-H 2,3, Secretary 3; Mon¬ ogram Club 1,2, 3,4; Library Assistant 4; Bus Driver 3; Class Play Marshal 3; Glee Club 2. WILLIAM WESLEY RAGLAND Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3, 4; Baseball 1; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4; Volleyball 1,3; Substitute Bus Driver 4; Publications Board 1; Class Play 3; 4-H 1,2, 3; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4, President 3,4; Home¬ coming Escort 4; Class Play Announcer 4; Football Trophy 4; Football All-Conference 4; Superlative 4. JAMES WILSON RAY Red Springs High School 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1; Dramatics 1; Monogram Club 2; Franklinton High School 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Football 3; Monogram Club 3,4. JAIvlES LARRY SENTER Class Officer 1,3,4, Vice-President 1, President 3,4; 4-H 1; F.T.A. 3,4; F.F.A, 1,2, Shop Contest 1; Monogram Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Outstanding Player Award 2,4, All-Conference Honorable Mention 3; Basketball 1,2,4; Track 2,3,4; Superlative 4. FREIDA ANNETTE SIMMONS Cheerleader 3,4; F. T. A. 2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; 4-H 4; Monogram Club 3,4; Library Assistant 4. JOY DIANE SIMPSON Student Council 1,2,3, Secretary 1,2; Beta Club 2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4, Vice-President 3; F. H.A. 1,2,3, Sec¬ retary 2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary 1, Vice-President 3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Basketball Manager 3; Head Cheerleader 4; Monogram Club 3,4; Girls ' State 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Allied Youth 1,2, President 1,2; Superlative 4; Co-Editor of FRANOCA 4; Halloween Queen 3; Chief Marshal 3. 17 iiP i ii UL i( g«ii iJi«Md[wyaoi : in©8 Seniors ELNOR JEANETTE SMITH F.H.A. l,2j Basketball 2. GRAHAM RICHARD STROUD Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1 j Monogram Club 1,2, 3,4; F. F.A. 1,2,3; 4-H 1,2,3, Officer 2,3; Football 2. ROSALIE GRIFFIN TANT Homemaker and mother who joined our class to complete her education. JANIE LEE TIPPETT Glee Club 2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4;F.T.A. 2,3,4, President 4; Publications Board 1,2,3,4; Editor of FRANOCA 4; Class Treasurer 4; Dramatics 3, 4; F. H. A. 1, 2, 3,4, Secretary 3; Marshal 3; Superlative 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Allied Youth 1,2. ANNIE LOU ELLEN WHEELER Class President 2, Secretary 4; Basketball 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; 4-H 2,3,4, Vice-President 3; Class Play Marshal 3; Lunchroom Assistant 2,3; Library Assistant 1,4. JACQUELYN ADELE WYNNE Cheerleader 1,3, Co-Captain 3; Basketball 2, 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Dramatics 3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Monogram Club 1,2, 3, 4; 4-H 1,3; Song Leader 3; Glee Club 2; Office Assistant 1; Publications Board 2. 18 History After eight informative and enjoyable years in elementary school, the Class of 1961 entered high school as typical greenhorn freshmen. Under the sponsorship of Miss Edith Jackson and Mrs. laleen Mode, we began our high school years with a burst of enthusiasm. Our class was the largest in high school then, having approximately seventy members. We were seen and heard everywhere! It was really fun—pretending to know it all—when actually we didn ' t even know all about the process of changing classes, and we often found ourselves in the wrong place at the wrong time. During our first year in high school, we were very proud that several of our classmates found positions on the athletic teams. These people were no less than heroes to us. We remember well the antics that occurred with initiation, too. We did look hilarious, but it was fun. Somehow we managed to come through it all, and soon we felt as if we really belonged. Then came our sophomore year. We were in, and did we give those new freshmen a fit! Our sophomore sponsors were Miss Edith Jackson again and Mr. James Henderson, a new-comer to the high school faculty. We found these two teachers very capable of handling a lively group such as we were then. Our class began to earn recognition. Again we had many participants in the various sports. Also three of our classmates were inducted into the Beta Club, and many received invitations to join the Future Teachers of America organization. It was a year filled with hard work and much fun as our class seemed to grow stronger and closer. We could never forget our year together as a junior class. Miss Jackson and Mrs. Mode were again our sponsors. Both of these brave ladies deserved medals for guiding us so well through a year so filled with activities and problems. One of our big projects was our magazine sale. We made enough money to sponsor the Junior-Senior Banquet, and we con¬ sidered the sale a real success. The real highlight of the year came when we received our class rings. There has never been a more excited class; we were so proud of those beautiful rings! During that wonderful year we presented a play, Saved by the Belle, which we considered a smashing success. It was, too! After the play came the Junior-Senior Banquet. Our class had always excelled in the art of breaking tradition; therefore, we had the banquet at Scandia Village near Raleigh. It had always been held at home before, but everyone present seemed to enjoy the festivities centering around our Cinderella theme. We were indeed proud of that banquet. In fact, we were indeed proud of that entire year. It was truly a year to remember. At last our senior year arrived! It seemed impossible that our class had already reached that longed-for destination. We were no longer that happy-go-lucky group that entered high school as freshmen four years before. That business of getting an education seemed serious then. It was our last year together as a class. Yes, we had changed considerably. Our number had decreased by half, and there were thirty-six potential graduates seated in the senior homeroom. Our sponsor was once again Miss Edith Jackson, whom we had grown to love dearly during our high school years. Needless to say, this year, too, was filled with activities. We presented another play, Lovely Ladies, with an all-girl cast— another success. We excitedly dreamed about and planned our class trip to Washington, and after taking the trip in April, we realized what a meaningful experience the trip had been to our class. Of course, the whole year was filled with plans for graduation. Again we broke tradition and decided to graduate in black caps and gowns. Before, they had always been white. It was so strange. Was our class actually discussing graduation plans. It seemed that only yesterday we were that hustling group of freshmen who entered high school to drive the upperclassmen and teachers insane. It was we, however. Many of us tried to pretend we were happy to be leaving, but were the truth known, most of us felt saddened at the thoughts of having to leave. Our graduation day came on May 29, 1961, and the Class of 1961 left high school to step out into an unsteady future. We felt prepared, however, and we were proud to be called graduates of Franklinton High School. NANCY BEST Historian Class 19 Motto Colors NOT MERELY TO EXIST, BUT TO AMOUNT TO SOMETHING IN LIFE. GOLD AND WHITE Flower DAISY Poem The time has come for us to part And tell our classmates good-by. Wherever we are, our thoughts will turn To memories of Franklinton High. The happiest times of our lives Have been the days of our youth Where we have enjoyed many pleasures And learned the value of truth. Our departure is the beginning. For new adventures will start. But our friendship will continue. And nothing will keep us apart. To our parents, teachers, and friends We owe our gratitude For their careful guidance. Just and friendly attitude. As we leave our beloved school. May God be with us. For He is our constant guide And in Him we shall place our trust. ELIZABETH CROW Class Poetess Song THROUGH OUR TEARS Now ' s the time that we must say good-by; Smiling through our tears. Through the years we ' ve shared our dreams together; Looking to this year. Now ' s the time, graduation is here, Remember what we ' ve had we ' ll always share. Through the years, our God will always guide us To things right though doubts may come and hide us. Through the years till time is gone and youth disappears, We ' ll remember smiling through our tears. ANN HIGHT Lyric Composer . 20 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Joy Simpson and John Debnam BEST ALL AROUND Joy Simpson and Larry Senter Superlatives 4 , --... ■ . iiiii. « ' 0 MOST POPULAR , NEATEST Joy Simpson and Larry Senter Jean Miller and Leonard Cannady Superlatives FRIENDLIEST Joy Simpson and Bill Ragland CUTEST Carolyn Kearney and Mike McDonald ONLY COACHES t PLAYERS N ANACZi S ADMITTED iJ I II QUIETIST Mary Frances Cannady and Leonard Cannady MOST ATHLETIC Betty Murray Cole and Larry Senter Superlatives WITTIEST Jackie Wynne and Bill Ragland BEST S ORT Janie Tippett and Bill Ragland Joy Simpson, Chief; Jean Miller, John Debnam, Janie Tippett, Kaye Allen, Nancy Best (not pictured). Marshals 24 :v ’ ‘ JUNIORS -v i ' I ri ; BEN WILLIAMSON BILL PARHAM. . . . CAROL PEARCE. . GERALD RAMEY. Vice-President . Secretary .... .Treasurer 25 all ha doon we. pW Juniors I VICTOR ADAMS BETSY BLOUNT RAEFORD BOBBITT JIM BRACKNELL FRED CALLIHAN LEWIS CATLETTE BILL CHEATHAM WALLACE EAKES CHARLES ETHERIDGE JOE GREEN LINDA GUPTON DORIS HALL ZELDA HAMM DOLORES HARTUS WAYNE HOBGOOD JOHNNY HOLMES Juniors ANNETTE KEARNEY BARBARA KEARNEY BETTY KEARNEY JEAN KEARNEY JEANETTE KEARNEY BETTY MATTHEWS ERNEST MAY VANCE MENDENHALL WOODROW MORRIS MICHAEL MORTON BEN NALL PHOEBE OVERTON BILL PARHAM HOWARD PARHAM CAROL PEARCE FURMAN PEACE HiflirryTTiffgiTTirnifitnrni wr rrv P fi ' l i i Juniors s i I ROSA LEE FREDDY WILLIAM PERRY JERRY POPE GERALD RAMEY I EDNA RAY CRAIG ROSEMAN MARSHA ROSS JEAN STRICKLAND ' BETTIE STROTHER WILLIAM TIPPETT CAROL WALSER BEN WILLIAMSON FAYE WOODUEF PARKS WOODLIEF THOMAS WOODLIEF JOE WRENN SOPHOMORES BERNIE EDWARDS GLORIA HOLMES. SONDRA CASH. . . ANN CANNADY. . .Vice-President Secretary Treasurer ’IkiA him Jm. ijc� 4. ii umUi iiA, li Sophomores Peggy Allgood Betty Estes Arnold Linda Bailey Donna Blackley Shirley Breedlove Bobby Burger Ann Cannadv Fes Cannad Sondra C? Peggy Cc Mack Cc Paula Day Thomas Debnam Bernie Edwards Loria Hamm Bonnie Holder Gloria Holmes James Jordan Marie Kearney Billy Liles Phil Meador Daphine Medlin Frank Merritt Billy Mitchell Elvis Mitchell Thomas Oakley Dianne Pergerson Charles Phelps Danny Thornton Harold Torgdon Carol Timstall Johnny Vaughan Jean Watson Bobby Woodlief Jean Woodlief FRESHMEN j CLYDE WAIDEN . . BRENDA TURNER NANCY SASSER. . .President .Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer 31 9t ' 6- deefi in mA keanid . A. .. Freshmen Barry Allen Bill Allen Wayne Arnold Carrie Ays cue Donna Barnette Alice Batts Ronnie Beckham Grady Blackley Carlyle Breedlove Kaye Cash Jimmie Champion Ronnie Cheatham Alicia Cooke Mary Lee Crawford Jean Forsythe Linda Frye Patricia Gilliam Sandra Goswick Annita Griffin Jane Gulley Paulette Gupton Danny Haley Elizabeth Hamm Earl Harper John Harris Donna House Jackie Hawkins Butch Horton O. C. Hayes Danny Hoyle Arthur Huff Sharon Isenhour Frank Journigan Billie Joyner Ann Kannon Onda Kearney Vickie Kearney Lane Langston Winston Layton Susan McLemore Becky Mitchell 32 Freshmen Bill May Dallas McGhee Danny McGhee Bobby Mendenhall Arnold Mitchell Danny Minnich Cecil Moss Gail Parker Alan Peoples Jackie Pendleton Ruby Perry Frances Phelps Otha Piper James Preddy Kaye Preddy Judy Robbins Brenda Roberts James Ross Nancy Sasser Sidney Seal Michael Sparks Tony Summerlin Donald Thweatt Connie Toler Brenda Turner Jane Truitt Clyde Waiden Linda Walser Gloria Watson Bob White Lora Wood Rebecca Wood Ollie Woodlief Bill Wrenn Tom Wrenn Stephen Yielding Ronald Mitchell (not pictured) i o 4 M ii s« j 5«s i i«? ' -1 V J They do look intelligent, don ' t they? Ph boy! Soup for lunch! Freshmen have fun, but they are also serious about their work. History is no breeze, but the sopho¬ mores seem to enjoy it. ELEMENTARY GRADES The elementary students really enjoy school, espe¬ cially recess. Sa, Ui iee okeend- ' hoHMUihn V Elementary Faculty MRS. THELMA GREEN First Grade MRS. EDNA McLEMORE First Grade MRS. EDNA PEARCE Second Grade MISS NELLE JOYNER Third Grade MRS. ANN MOORE First Grade MRS. DOROTHY SHEARON Third Grade MRS. LOISE CROW MRS. ANNIE Second Grade HENDERSON Second Grade MRS. LUCY GREEN Fourth Grade MRS. LINA McGHEE Fourth Grade MRS. MABEL McGHEE Fifth Grade MRS. NANCY MRS. HELEN BENTON WILSON Sixth Grade Fifth Grade MRS. ELECTA HARDY Sixth Grade MRS. DOROTHY DAMERON Seventh Grade MRS. HELEN DEAN Seventh Grade MRS. MARY DOVE Eighth Grade MRS. LUCY CANNADY Eighth Grade MRS. JULIA CARR Elementary Principal 36 Mrs. Cannady’s Eighth Grade First row: Freddy Alford, Nancy Allgood, Betty Jo Ball, Harvey Beckham, Mary Etta Beckham, Elaine Blackley, Phyllis Bowers, Ralph Cooper, Allie Kay Currin, Bill Day. Second row: Bonnie Dement, Vernon Dickerson, Braxton Gilleland, Coppie Green, Jimmy Green, Coleen Grissom, Wayne Harris, David Holmes, Judy Kearney, Henry Matthews. Third row: Brenda Merritt, Carroll Mode, Betty Murphy, Brenda Radford, Gwynda Ramey, Barney Roberts, Jean Satterwhite, Elaine Smith, Willard Tant, Graham Tippett, Deydra Vaughan. Mrs. Dove’s Eighth Grade First row: Nancy Barnette, Iris Beckham, Dennis Brown, Marie Crawford, Faye Dement, Wade Godfrey, Whit Goodwin, Brenda Huskey, Betty Jeffers. Second row: Mamice Kearney, Janice Lane, Howard McGhee, Tommy Morris, J. B. Paschall, Peggy Freddy, Catherine Ray, Linda Satterwhite, Peggy Seal. Third row: Ronnie Upchurch, Joseph West, Douglas Wood, James Wood, Mary Ann Wood. Not pictured: Edward Chatman, Mack Chatman, Lewis Dorsey, Joe Lindsey, Rachel Piper, Byron Thorpe. Mrs. Dameron’s Seventh Grade First row: Chris Bracknell, Danny Burger, Jewell Carter, Edith Champion, David Crow, Karen Dalton, Cynthia Dickerson, Helen Faulkner, Kaye Forsythe, Nancy Harper, Richard Harris, Don Hicks. Second row: Ray Hight, Shirley Jeffers, Dorothy Kearney, Patricia Kearney, Steve Lindsey, Jenny Sue McGhee, Butch Meek, Diane Murray, E.C. Murray, Dorothy Nall, Ann Pearce, Clyde Quick. Third row: Danny Reid, David Robbins, Rebecca Rowland, Bill Steed, Donna Thweatt, Jimmie Whitaker, Linda Williams, Mae Wilson, Ella Mae Woodlief, Linda Wright, Peter Young, NoJ; pictured: Phyllis Denton, Jane Toler, Betty Hight. Mrs. Dean’s Seventh Grade First row: Pamela Blackley, Ray mondBragg, Jesse C arlyle, Charlie Carter,Howard Champion, Cheryl Eakes,Mary Ann Garrett, Donnie Gilleland, Ronnie Goswick, Bobby Harris. Second row: Andy Hoyle, Bobby Jordan, Richard Jordan, David Kearney, John Lee Kearney, Larry Kearney, Linda May, Dorothy McGhee, Jean Merritt,Dwight Moss. Third row: Joyce Moss, Dewey Moulder, Danny Parham, Larry Parham, Dora Mae Pergerson, Larry Ross, Macon Wheeler, Carl Wilkerson, Wayne Wood, Betty Jean Woodlief, Walter Woodlief. Not pictured: Charles Gupton, James Hicks, Sidney Jones, Jimmy Tippett, Danny Arnold, Patricia Ayscue, Linda Perry, Louise Tippett, Vivian Robbins. 38 Mrs. Benton’s Sixth Grade First row: Rose Allgood, Dallas Aycock, Barbara Breedlove, Russell Breedlove, Alice Chatman, John Chatman, David Deal, Linda Dickens, Wayne Forsythe, Jerry Godfrey, Mack Godfrey, Charles Goswick. Second row: Tommy Harris, Douglas Hayes, Mary Letty Hayes, Bobby Journeigan, Jimmy Journeigan, Linda Kearney, Tommy Kearney, Patricia Mitchell, Wallace Mitchiner, Clyde Morris, Howard Newton, Betty Lou Pergerson. Third row: Raymond Perry, Jimmy Phelps, Graham Ray, Patsy Ray, Janie Ross, Phil Smith, Ronnie Tingen, Ketita Whitaker, Philip Wood, Linda Woodlief, Harold Woodlief, Not pictured: James Piper, Dennis Peace. Mrs. Hardy’s Sixth Grade First row: Catherine Ball, Jean Ball, Jimmy Ball, Frances Bracknell, Brenda Carlyle, Tommy Carter, Bruce Champion, Jerry Champion, Bernard Coleman, Tommy Cooke. Second row: Donald Day, Sandra Echols, Carl Hall, Donnie Hayes, Jerry Hedrick, Harriet Hight, Michael Hinsley, James Huskey, Marjorie Johnson, Lucy Kearney. Third row: Barry Mangum, Darrell Medlin, Bessie Morris, Faye O ' Neal, Richard Parham, Jimmy Payne, Cleo Ray, Judy Reid, Sharon Roseman, Rachel Ross. Fourth row: Peggy Senter, Linda Steed, Terry Turner, Kay Watson, Joel Webb, Margaret Weston, John Wheelous, Alicia Wood. Not pictured: Linda Finch. 39 MBIU I M I iiJjJiMiiiiiMiiBllllllIHuinHjrti flnrTTnri � -- � -T rTmr r ri rrrnrfMHM ii t i r r ' T’-r— Mrs. McGhee’s Fifth Grade First row: Edward Ayscue, Norris Collins, Thomas Ellington, Donald Griffin, Mary Lou Hawkins, Patricia Hayes, Betty Lee Hayes, Delores Johnson, Betty Sue Kearney, Susan Langston, Billy Langston, Kerry Lindsey. Second row: Phyllis May, Jimmy McDonald, Earthie Mendenhall, Charles Mitchell, Bryant Moss, Dwight Murray, Larry Parker, Jake Pearce, Ronald Piper, Earl Piper. Shirley Piper, Mack Pope. Third row: Pamela Radford, Charles Ray, Linda Tucker, Dwight Vaughan, Sammy Watson, Swanson Weaver, Dorothy Wood, George Joyner. Not pictured: Buck Wilson, Charlie Wilson, William Cash, Willie Gray Robbins. Mrs. Wilson’s Fifth Grade First row: Sonja Beckham, Barry Burger, Susan Cothran, Nancy Currin, Janet Dixon, Andrew Frazier, Michael Goswick, Glen Goswick, Larry Goswick, Alice Green, Patricia Harper, Donna Harper. Second row: Rachael Hedgepeth, Charles Hicks, Eddie Holmes, Kirk Joyner, Sandra Kearney, Arthur Kearney, Dorothy Kearney, Rhonda King, Sidney Laughter, Steve Leonard, Betty Mitchell, Rhonda Payne. Third row: Ruth Pearce, Jean Pennington, Eugene Preddy, Jane Roberts, Robert Rowland, David Secor, Charles Thorne, James Weaver, Brenda Webb, Martha Whitfield, Dudley Whitaker, Gordon Wilder. Not pictured: Angie Wilson. 40 Mrs. Green’s Fourth Grade First row: Annette Ball, Diane Barnette, Mac Beckham, Gloria Brown, Dennis Carter, Spencer Eakes,Mary Gordon East, Calvin Edwards, Lewis Edwards, Howard Estes, Herbert Estes, Ralph McGhee. Second row: Thomas Gulley, Kathy Gupton, Martin Harper, Melanie Henderson, Earl Hinsley, Donna Holmes, Hope Medlin, Delaine Meek, Deborah Moore, Terry Parham, Kay Pergerson, Larry Pernell. Third row: Donna Phelps, Patricia Pruitt, Barbara Satterwhite, Kathryn Sherrod, Sheila Steed, Spencer Strickland, Sandra Thweatt, Donnie Upchurch, Mary Pat Weston, Betty Ann Wilder. Not pictured: Roger Wilson, Mrs. McGhee’s Fourth Grade First row: Cecil Askew, Lloyd Bowers, Steve Breedlove, Dianne Carlyle, Donna Collins, Mary Ann Crawford, E.W. Dickerson, Darrell Driver, Carolyn Ellington, Judy Eury, Raymond Evans. Second row: Linda Gilleland, Kenneth Gupton, Karen Jones, Barbara Jordon, Larry Kearney, George McGhee, Wanda Parham, Paula Parker, Brenda Pergerson, Larry Perry, Fere bee Preddy. Third row: Brenda Ray, Ronnie Ross, James Ross, David Senter, Richard Smith, Charles Smith, Roger Tant, Shelby Tippett, Kathy Toler, Steve Varner, Dottie Weaver. Not pictured: Michael Thorpe, Jerry Peace, Wayne Wilson. 41 Miss Joyner’s Third Grade First row: Barbara Alford, Jerry Alford, Charlene Ayscue, Cynthia Brown, Charles Chatman, Roy Davis, Stuart Eakes, Floyd Edwards, Kenneth Goswick, Marshall Haley. Second row: Paul Harris, William Hawkins, Bundy Hedgepeth, Mattie Lee Kearney, Joyce Lloyd, Donna Mrs. Shearon’ Mitchell, Anita Norman, Jimmy Pennington, Glenn Phelps, Alfred Pope, Third row: Dannie Preddy, Sue Privette, Barbara Roberts, Wesley Smith, Derree Tant, Jimmie Tingen, Lloyd Turner, Clifton Williams. Not pictured: Mary Tippett., Third Grade First row: Inez Allen, Bobby Ayscue, Carolyn Bracknell, Wayne Bragg, Helen Carter, Constance Cash, Sharon Champion, Karen Colbert, Diane Collins, Patricia Dement, Cindy Dement. Second row: Rose Eury, Frances Freeman, Everette Frye, Bess Brown Green, Wendy Gupton, Sheryl Harris, Peggy Ann Hayes, Harold Kearney, Deborah Kearney, Constance King, Timothy Leonard. Third row: Donald Mitchell, Shanna Lee Moore, Marie Nall, Hal O ' Neal, Albert Rowland, Lewis A. Thompson, Marilyn Thorne, Wanda West, Vickie Williams, Eugene Wooten, William P. Young. 42 Mrs. Crow’s Second Grade First row; Bruce Beasley, Frank Carlyle, Mickey Second row: Daisy May Newton, Joyce Paschall, Ramona Champion, Jo Ann Collins, Wanda Eury, Lela Gilleland, Perry, Jerry Phelps, Benjamin Piper, Patricia Preddy, Bobby Hardy, Wanda House, Richard May, IVlichael Moss. Wayne Senter, Susan Tucker, Carolyn Wrenn. Mrs. Henderson’s Second Grade First row: Pamela Barrett, Joan Blackley, Diane Cannady, Erma Collier, Cathy Collins, Pamela Conyers, Sandy Dixon, Debra Jean Forsyth, Johnnie Goodwin, D e a n Gupton, Rhonda Harper, Victor Hayes, Terry Isenhour, Libby Langston. Second row: Steven Morton, Rebecca Moss, Edna Piper, Donna Preddy, Mishew Sasser, Debra Satterwhite, Gail Satterwhite, Nancy Smith, Paul Tucker, Nancy Webb, Herbert Williams, Judy Wilson, Bennie Woodlief, William Frazier. Not pictured: Donna Wilson, Elaine Robbins. Mrs. Pearce’s Second Grade First row: Randall Allen, Connie Askew, Ernest Ball, Deborah Barefoot, Parker Batty, Donnie Beckham, McComas Burgess, Joel Callihan, Pattie Cannady, Janet Carr, Emma Ruth Fishel, Sarah Golightly, Sydney Arm Green, Connie Hag wood. Second row: Edward Harris, Bruce Honeycutt, Frances Kannon, Anna McDaniel, Cynthia Secor, Deborah Shearin, Jerry Simmons, David Thompson, Nancy Thompson, Laverne West, Sarah Wilder. 43 y I Mrs. Green’s First Grade First row: Carolyn Batts, Hope Beckham, Susan Bell, Gayle Bobbitt, Rickey Champion, Michael Colbert, Reggie Dickerson, Debbie Dixon, Diane Eury, Donna Edwards, Laurie Ann Hagwood, April Ann Hodge, Margo Laughter, Dawn Moore, Gary McGhee. Second row: Tracy Nall, Mrs. More s Ernest Nowell, Sandra Parham, Ewell Pearce, Earl Peoples, Joel Pergerson, Milton Pergerson, Kathy Phelps, Earl Radford, Debbie Reavis, Tony Smith, Jenny Sue Tant, Ronnie Thompson, Jr., Connie Upchurch, Harriet Wheelous. First Grade First row: Debbie Ball, Cindy Ball, Bonnie Bell, William Barefoot, Debbie Bragg, Kenny Colbert, Tommy Coleman, A1 Conyers, Howard Eakes, Johnny Edwards, Terry Gupton, Betty Jo Goswick, Wanda Herring, Cheryl House, Gail Hudson. Second row: Kathy Johnson, Angie Perkinson, Tina Porter, Rose Pruitt, Diane Ramey, Betty Jean Ray, Mary Ruth Roland, Eddie Strickland, Doris Tippett, Janice Whitaker, Joe Whitaker, Richie Whitfield, Jan Wilder, Debbie Williams. First row: Steven Barbour, Deborah Carlyle, Marsha Collier, Danny Clapton, Eddie Evans, Glenn Evans, Lydia Freeman, Dwight Garrett, Florenda Hayes, Barry Jones, Gary Jordan, Shelia Kearney, Debbie Kearney, Jimmy Norman. Second row: Jerry O ' Neal, Charles Piper, Fay Preddy, Thomas Ray, Curtis Ray, Rose Ross, Patricia Senter, Jackie Tant, Larry Williams, Charles Tingen. 44 Mrs. McLemore’s First Grade • • ' • ' •11 1 rill ilTiWiii b! J III T,li.ii.(1 jxI1.UU ACTIVITIES 1 I I I I We often complain about having too much to do, but without our extra-curricular activities, school life would often become dull and monotonous. 45 Glee Club n ii i U 1 : jtSSSmSZ - Et V ' ' V ' ' -W !P ' YiiiiTP .4 _7 ■ First row, left to right: Judy Robbins, Elizabeth Hamm, Brenda Turner, Betsy Blount, Joy Simpson, Elizabeth Crow, Paulette Gupton, Becky Mitchell, Patricia Gilliam, Dolores Harris, Donna House, Doris Huff. Second row: Ronnie Cheatham, Harold Trogdon, Barry Allen, Gloria Holmes, Betty Cole, Andelia Pearce, Sharon Isenhour, Arm Hight, Janie Tippett, Ann Kannon, Diane Pergerson, Sandra Goswick, Lane Langston, Mrs. Miriam Honeycutt, Director. Third row: Ollie Woodlief, Don Appleford, William Perry, Fes Cannady, Sondra Cash, Nancy Sasser, Paula Day, Jean Watson, Susan McLemore, Clyde Waiden, Gail Parker, Sidney Seal. Fourth row: Zelda Hamm, Marsha Ross, Carol Pierce, Johnny Vaughan, Thomas Oakley, Wayne Hobgood, Mack Cooper, Bernie Edwards, Phil Meador, Billy Liles, Jean Forsythe, Alicia Cook. DON APPLEFORD.President BERNIE EDWARDS.Vice-Prlsident SONDRA CASH.Secretary MARSHA ROSS..Treasurer MIRIAM HONEYCUTT.Director The Glee Club, a very active organization, always presents splendid musical programs which are a real contribution to our high school life. 46 Future Teachers of America I First row, left to right: Mike McDonald, Elizabeth Crow, Marsha Ross, Dolores Harris, Janie Tippett, Miss Edith Jackson, Sponsor. Second row: Jean Strickland, Betty Strother, Arm Hight, Betty Jane Kearney, Linda Gupton, Don Appleford. Third row: Zelda Hamm, Joy Simpson, Jean Miller, Kaye Allen, Betty Matthews, Barbara Kearney. Fourth row: Larry Senter, Jackie Wynne, Wayne Hobgood, Carol Pearce, John Debnam. Not pictured: Nancy Best. JANIE TIPPETT.President DOLORES HARRIS.Vice-President NANCY BEST.Secretary MIKE McDonald .Treasurer MARSHA ROSS.Parliamentarian ELIZABETH CROW.Reporter Members of the F.T.A. train themselves by assisting the teachers. 47 rrnMwiiw ' iw i it t ii i tifnnnM i wMim irt H ii m iiii i i iiiii ipi ti iiiii M rrniirn iin ini mir riiiri • n ' Mi yi ii n i mi.. fj-:; � ii-r ' I Vn f I d: 3 h;.l 11 fti 11 ! ;i (y- ; I! ! I V- I f ' 5 { a : t i. 31 ' In III U ■ n ?,i ■ lii Beta Club First row, left to right: Mrs. Margaret Pruette, Sponsor; Betsy Blount, Joy Simpson, Carol Pearce, Janie Tippett. Second row: Marsha Ross, Dolores Harris. Third row; Raeford Bobbitt, Bill Parham, Gerald Ramey, Ben Williamson. JOY SIMPSON.President NANCY BEST.Vice-President JANIE TIPPETT.Secretary BEN WILLIAMSON..Treasurer CAROL PEARCE. . ..Program Chairman The Beta Club leads by serving others. 48 Senior 4 - H Club k |K wTvl ' ' csr- 4 First row, left to right; Sidney Seal, John DeJ nam, James Ross, Ann Cannady, Nancy Laughter, Linda Gupton, Nancy Sasser. Secoird row: Ruby Perry, Anita Griffin, FranJk Journigan, Butch Horton, Bobby Burger, Tom Wrenn, Brenda Roberts. Third row: Sandra Goswick, Linda Bailey, Linda Frye, Betty Strother, Jackie Pendleton, Patricia Gilliam, ■ Elizabeth Hamm. Fourth row: Freida Simmons, Kaye Preddy, Frances Phelps, Jean Woodlief, Donna House, Rebecca Wood, Sharon Isenhour. Fifth row; Laura Wood, Paulette Gupton, Marsha Ross, Lou Ellen Wheeler, Danny Hoyle, Jean Forsythe, Arnold Mitchell, 1 NANCY LAUGHTER. President LINDA GUPTON.Vice-President ANN CANNADY.Secretary-Treasurer NANCY SASSER. ong Leader JOHN DEBNAM.President SIDNEY SEAL. Vice-President JAMES ROSS..Secretary-Treasurer 4-H work requires much planning. Their officers are very capable. 49 j . r- ’r - Future Homemakers of America First row, left to right; Jean Strickland, Carol Pearce, Betty Arnold, Paula Day, Sharon Isenhour, Sandra Goswick, Peggy Allgood, Diane Pergerson, Betty Jane Kearney, Barbara Kearney, Mrs. laleen Mode, Sponsor. Second row: Zelda Hamm, Sondra Cash, Ann Cannady, Gloria Holmes, Jane Truitt, Nancy Sasser, Susan McLemore, Lane Langston, Linda Gupton, Betty Matthews. Third row: Ruby Perry, Marsha Ross, Jean Watson, Marie Kearney, Donna Blackley, Paulette Gupton, Elizabeth Hamm, Brenda Turner, Jackie Pendleton, Patricia Gilliam, Jean Kearney, Jeanette Kearney. Fourth row: Dolores Harris, Donna Hoirse, Betty Strother, Jean Forsythe, Kaye Cash, Linda Bailey, Bonnie Holden, Annette Kearney, Kaye Preddy, Faye Woodlief, Phoebe Overton. Fifth row; Betsy Blount, Jackie Wynne, Lou Ellen Wheeler, Ann Hight, Louise Blackley, Nancy Laughter, Freida Simmons, Kaye Allen, Barbara Parham, Jean Miller. NANCY BEST.President MARSHA ROSS.Vice-President CAROL PEARCE. Secretary BETTY JANE KEARNEY..Treasurer SONDRA CASH.Song Leader F. H. A. girls at work. . . 50 Future Farmers of America j First row, left to right: Arnold Mitchell, Thomas Oakley, James Bracknell, Lewis Catlette, Bill Ragland, Bob White, Bernie Edwards, Fes Cannady, James Moss, John Debnam. Second row: Phil Meador, Clyde Waiden, Frank Journigan, Mack Cooper, Ronnie Cheatham, Gail Parker, Frank Merritt, Cecil Moss, Johnny Vaughan, James Ross. Third tow: Bill Matthews, William Cothran, Onda Kearney, Tom Wrenn, Thomas Debnam, Grady Blackley, James Jordan, Bobby Burger, Alan Peoples, O.C. Hayes. Fourth row: Joe Wrenn, Parks Woodlief, J. T. Mitchell, William Tippett, Bill Wrenn, Carlyle Breedlove, Charles Phelps, Michael Sparks, Ronald Mitchell, Vickie Kearney. JOHN DEBNAM. JAMES MOSS.. BERNIE EDWARDS.. MICHAEL MORTON, BOB WHITE. FES CANNADY. .President .Vice-President .Secretary ,.... .Treasurer .Sentinel .Reporter 1 j I F. F. A. boys at work. . . ' ii. • ' t • ' . •vlwW !iv V . ,- , V ' . V- ,• ' ..., ,,,. . - %t f - I - � . I � .. «. « . X i ' -K • 41 rw. :. .f?, . ' ■. ., 1 ' • (! - ,� « � - ■ ' 3 ' V - ' ■ - ' ' - • ' 4 ' i i . ' v ► 1 i 4 .;i: ... 1 .., ■ ' • . 1 s Kr ' -, t. � N f-: ■r?f ' ’ ' ' il r y il I f ■ I) n r ' ,� .1 4 ■■ ' ' ;.,v, ■ ■ • • !i ' t ,mi c r.‘ « t.! .. . i.: ,.-, ,. P-,•; [( .. ■..,. , ' : ‘:, . 4 ,v ' ■ - ’ ■ ’ ' ■ . I F ‘ f V i i • • % ■ ' ■■■ V.. ’ ' 7 ' W ' l 4 - lAA. f� «,. . . ' Hit .; r ' j I’T . .v -■ ♦; ! V V • t , . riii) rfiWti I -,■• . « , ' . ♦- 4 |V 4 i , ;’- V-, .. ’ .14 4 . ! •■ ' J ' Monogram Club 1 (ypj First row, left to right: Mr. James Henderson, Co-Sponsor; Larry Senter, James Moss, Joy Simpson, Bill Parham, Mr. Jesse Vick, Co-Sponsor. Second row: Tony Summerlin, Nancy Laughter, Betty Cole, Phoebe Overton, Freida Simmons, Jackie Wynne, Elizabeth Crow, Dolores Harris. Third row: Betsy Blount, Andelia Pearce, Kaye Allen, Jimmie Champion, Lewis Catlette, Vance Mendenhall, Bob White, Clyde Waiden. Fourth row: Wilson Ray, Furman Peace, Johnny Holmes, Jean Miller, Freddie Callihan, Carol Pearce, Parks Woodlief. Fifth row: Gerald Ramey, Don Appleford, Earl Pendleton, Bill Cheatham, Lou Ellen Wheeler, John Debnam, Craig Roseman. Sixth row: Graham Stroud, Wallace Eakes, Mike McDonald, Raeford Bobbitt, Ben Williamson, Bill Ragland, Joe Green, Wayne Hobgood. LARRY SENTER. JAMES MOSS.... JOY SIMPSON... BILL PARHAM... .President Vice-President .Secretary ,.... .Treasurer The officers and sponsors plan activities for the Monogram Club. 52 Junior Play Elizabeth Crow, Janie Tippett, Kaye Allen, Peggy Ellington, Barbara Parham, Jackie Wynne, Joy Simpson, Don Appleford, Bill Ragland. Not pictured: Ann Might, Jerry Burgess. h i h I li! J Mrs. Fish. Mitzie Walsh . . . Lula Green. Harriet Shaw... Pudge Roberts. . . Bonnie Harris. . . Doris Carson. . . . Ginnie Ellis. Rita Powers. Warren Sands . . . Slugger O ' Day. . , Jackie Clark. . . . Sports Announcer ... .Nancy Best .Ann Might . . Jackie Wynne . . . . Kaye Allen . .Janie Tippett . Elizabeth Crow Barbara Parham Peggy Ellington . . .Joy Simpson . Don Appleford . . . Jerry Burgess . . .Bill Ragland . . . .James Moss 53 — JJJ.LU111 -VTT ( I Jam tiii innwH� mi«Miiiimiiii i i ' i iinwi loi miii f Senior Play Mary Lamb.Elizabeth Crow Wilma Williams.Janie Tippett Caroline Jones.Joy Simpson Minnie. Jackie Wynne Mrs. George Crunch..Nancy Best Gloria Crunch...Ann Hight Marian Van Arsdale..Barbara Parham Nanette.Kay Allen Teresa.Doris Huff Sally Rowan.Nancy Laughter Greta.Portia Murray 1. AY BANE TANK AY CLEAN UP NOW. 2. I HATE TO LEAVE YOU AT A TIME LIKE THIS, MISS MARY. 3. H-H-HE TOLD ME TO SHUT UP! 4. BRING SMELLING SALTS, AMMONIA! 5. WHAT A NEWS STORY THIS WILL MAKE! 6. WHY WON ' T SOMEBODY HELP ME? 7. HOW DO-O-O YOU DO! ! 8. OH, I ' M SO HAPPY! ! ! 54 ATHLETICS uie wdl oluj cufA iianal ktf, COACH JAMES HENDERSON.Football-Track COACH BILL VICK.Basketball-Baseball Hii ' ‘ : ' ■’ - � !?H:?pwr ■• ' • L_ - BB. V9V- aV ' R. ai y iyb vyyyi . • m — • w aj . r -y h ' r t-j ' , • V :.; • r V kr jv. � u •, .« ' •■«•• 1 % ( ' ' ' •-v ' . ‘ ' I i.i( A ' i nty I ' f ' T. ' K ■ � ,,;T V.: •• •. - ' ' ;.L gsr. • • J .. ' sqmV? . ' i ' Si. • ifee.ui -ii. ■ 1 ■• ' � � ■ v . ' ,- rv«. ' , . • i ' ' .� ' ’. -i Hu-V ■ ■ ■■• I . a 4 f 9 ' - j • • ' Y. j, .Vr ' v ■ . : W fW w 1 ► ' V Homecoming HOMECOMING QUEEN Jean Miller ATTENDANTS Betty Jane Kearney, Ann Cannady, Susan McLemore, Sandra Goswick, Loria Hamm, Betty Jean Strickland, Carolyn Kearney. 56 MMUi m Red Rams in action Victory celebration after defeating Helena 46-6 Vance Mendenhall scores against Helena. The big twelve ready for action. Jim Moss scores against Warrenton for 6-6 tie. Jim Moss makes nice gain aganist W. R. Davie. Bobby Woodlief, Lewis Catlette, and Johnny Vaughan try to stop Norlina pass. I - - ' ■-. -■ ■ _ :■ ' - 1 ' ' ■ ' ■- ’- . ii ' . noibb fii r — • ■ ' ■■ ' ■‘Tpi - JlJ - - SV.- ,i-V- ..J V , T ,-� . ..SI • � A£« . rs ■ . ,, ■ ’’ ' . 5SiTT‘ ” ■ ' ' JTJ ' ' . ■ v !■ ■ “iiPSiriv- ' t. - 14 Asr .« • ' ■ ‘ • ■■■■■ . . r: - f. ' ' l’ ' j - ■ ' ' ;aHfij ' ■ .i ' jj f■ «C-• ' ■ ' ' ' ■‘t ,V« _ , .-‘-N rj.,. . ; , - .. 4- ' t . ■ „♦ ' V . ■ X -T ■ .(• � -..-V ” ' I - . •r-T ' � ■ •, t ' .« “ ' � -■ ‘ “A T ' -; i -a • ;■ ' .ij „ .,.. _. ■ ,■ ' TK, -... «« r; ' iX ' VA-f ' - ' ' jfit ■■ V . ' ■ i ' 1 ' fVfJ ' i . .w� • .r- -- ' ' It . •Li4i ' WV-. ;4 ' ' • ■■ .tf .• ' 1 ’ .4 . 11 ' , ' •■“ ' , 1 Vr- .■ ' « •■ ■Sl J |4 j� ;a ' ‘■’,;.w: , ■ ' i 7 ' ' ' . •■ ' V ' - ' j. • ' i. . . ' .■feis® ' i ' ' ’A- ■i:M ‘ifj atiii ' S ' ’,,’ ' ' ' ' ' . ' vy ' - ' j, � r?, ' rr ' ; ' ' r - ■■ , . ■■ v. t ' h? . ' -i!: ' , ,• ' ’ npH fr4rit ( . .i n!- p ajl4l ' 0 rl j ■ - V,- ■r .: ' � ttT.t ' fl� VH •. M 1 I • I r � • I i ii I i I ! • i; { Varsity Peace, Micha Sparks, Bobby Woodlij|f, Clyde Waiden Ollie Woodliej . Frank Merritt, Gail Pfirker. Fourth row Ronnie Champlpn, Trainer; Mr. James penderson. Coach Bobby Menden|all, Mr. Jesse Vick, A istant Coach. 1 , left to right: Jce Green, Wallace Eakes, Mme U Bob White, Bern|e Edwards, Larry Senter, 11 land. Second row:|johnny Vaughan, Vanje i®mall, Earl Pendleton, Jimmie Champion, 11 m, James Moss,Daniw Thornton. Third row; Furr n AMES MOSS BILL RAf LAND s LARRY sente; PENDLETON GREEN BOB WHITE rn«riR MIKE l|ORTON IS CATLETTE BILL PARHAM i VANdE DENHALL FURMAN PEACE JOHNNY HOIMES CitAIG ROSEMAN BOBfeY WOODLIEF DANNY JHORNTON |HIL MEADOR i WALLACE EAKiS VAUGHAN JOHNN ' BERNIE EDWARdI CLYDE WAIDEN JIMMY CHAMPION t OLUE WOODLIEF GAIL PA jAMES MOSS, Co iARRY SENTER, Co-Cfip ' t ■■ ' =T ' : v ' . ■ . -- . vir ■ “■r k ' . - .. , -fy � ■ 7;’ ' , � ■ : %� ' ■ ■ X ■; ' hP .‘r. . . ' 7- ' ' ' ■■ ' 1 : ;; v.... ... jk_ jvii ■- : r, “ }j ••! 1 r ' ' ' r ' ii ' H ' ‘ . :- y ' ■ . , .•. ,.; v- . ,v. A 4 .1 jr, - : , V Jj ' .,v ' ' ■ ' ' ' ‘ ■ ‘ i:,;. ' •� % ' ■ r- “ • ' ■ 1 ' ,: r .’ •► 4. u T ' 1 ' Ifl ' i .Jfc ' ’ � ’ V ' ' ' f j; ■ •-• ' ' -,V ■ ; ‘ ' ' •I:. ' ’. • ’ ■ (� - • ' 4 - 1 ‘ J’ ■ ‘ ' ' ‘. I . ’ - ■ ' • ' ' ■ ' • ' ■ ' � t, ' a ij - ' ' . ■- w.,. j3i ' . -V. -,. ' i: ferS ' -w -V- h. ; J� ' 4f V. 4 ■ ' ■v, (■ ' . li o, ' -1 ' i, A V ' I ' 5, • . -4 1 . ' ’ 4 r. , 1 ■■ ' r i :a, ■ « ■ 4| ' tv ' •Vi, ■ ■ • W‘a. V . 7 Ml- ,1. ' ir:i!.®r5 ' ' ' ' «lR ' :■ 4. ■ i« ' T h% 7A � ■ % ' WKHR ■™itr flB- ‘ 7 • V4ra 1 ;$ife-C uwTi ' ' 1i s,xr««iv ‘ .F ‘ W.WirL!%‘5flll4r 4t.;? j iitiiifiiBr-it ' . ' i •rt . XAl L ‘ 44 14 . t i i I i 1 4 Awards FRANKUNTON HIGH SCHOOL MONOGRAM CLUB ' S ANNUAL FOOTBALL DANCE At our annual Football Dance we honored our fine young athletes for doing an outstanding job during the gridiron season with the presentation of the following honors to the members of the Football Team: Outstanding Freshman Award American Legion Award Blocking Trophy R. B. Pearce Award Sportsmanship Award T. D. Champion Award Most Improved Player Award Franklinton Booster Club Outstanding Football Player—1960 Larry Senter, Senior Franklinton Tinn’s Club Jimmy Champion Bob White, Sophomore Bill Ragland, Senior James Moss, Senior All Conference Selections: Bob White, Larry Senter, Coach Jim Henderson, James Moss, Bill Ragland. Our Season in Review September 2: The Rams opened the season like a world on fire to club and slaughter a hapless Rolesville eleven into submission by a score of 64 to 0.. . A new star was born as Sophomore Vance Mendenhall scored five times to take individual scoring honors for the night. September 9: Franklinton vs. Helena. .. The Rams continued their high scoring ways as they jumped into a fast lead and continued to score at will ' while holding the Blue Devils at bay. Senior James Moss kept the touch¬ down barage going as he contributed four touchdowns to the scoring column, and gaining 264 yards rushing to his credit. September 16: Franklinton vs. Gaston. . .The Rams ran into a determined bunch of boys from Gaston who were not to be denied, with overconfi¬ dence playing a big part as a result of their first two easy wins. The Rams went down to their first defeat of the season by a score of 7 to 0. September 23: Franklinton vs. Wendell. .. The Rams making their first appearance on the road came back like true champions to take a hard¬ hitting game from the Wendell eleven by a 26 to 6 score. James Moss continued to pile up the yardage while scoring three touchdowns to pace the scoring, while the passing and ball handling of diminutive Bill Little Gabe Parham delighted the spectators as he gave notice a new star was born. September 30: Franklinton vs. W. R. David. .. The Rams returned home in their Homecoming appearance, playing host to the W. R. Davie eleven. This game ended in a 6 to 6 tie. The play of James Moss and big Larry Senter was outstanding as it had been all year. October 7: Franklinton vs. Weldon. . .The Rams journeyed to the Tar River resort town as they met Weldon in their first conference test. They took a sound thrashing by a score of 25 to 0. October 14: Franklinton vs. Norlina. . .The midseason blues continued to haunt the Rams as they lost to Norlina by a score of 39 to 6, with the second team playing the entire last half. The Rams scored first and continued to play good ball until shortly before the half time. Then the roof fell in as Coach Henderson substituted for his first imit. October 21: Franklinton vs. W a r re nt o n. . . The Rams ventured into Warren County for their next engagement. In a game in which the Rams were to be trounced thoroughly, they came back like a veteran club against all predictions. They rose to the occasion to stop cold the highly geared attack of the Yellow Jackets and missed the winning extra point to give Warrenton a chance to ' tie up the score. Jim Moss teamed upearlyto burst the game wide open on the first seven plays from scrimmage. Larry Senter opened a gaping hole and Moss broke away for a nice 48-yard run to open the scoring for the night. In a beautifully-played defensive struggle Larry Senter, Center; Bob White, and the rest of the interior line did a magni¬ ficent job keeping the Warrenton backs at bay. Final score: 6-6 tie. October 28: Franklinton vs. Mills. . .In their next encounter the Rams hooked up in a scoring duel as defense gave way to offense. The Rams lost a thriller to Mills by a score of 28 to 18. November 4: Franklinton vs. Aurelian Springs. .. In their last game of the season the Rams rose to the occasion by clubbing the Aure lian Springs eleven to a tune of 38 to 18 score. James Moss finished his high school career in a blaze of glory as he scored 6 touchdowns to pace the attack, rounding out his year by scoring 114points andgaining 1453yards rushing, shattering all conference records. Jim ' s success is due partially to Big Larry Senter and Bill Ragland for excellent blocking on their part. SEASON RECORD.. . Won 4. . . Lost 4. . . Tied 3. . . for a 500 season. 60 cheerleaders Joy Simpson, Head Cheerleader. Second row: Brenda Turner, Freida Simmons, Lane Langston. Third row: Diane Pergerson, Kaye Allen, Susan McLemore, Carol Pearce. Nancy Best (not pictured). Left to right: Carol Pearce, Joy Simpson, Nancy Best, Harris, and Kaye Allen. Elizabeth C r o w (not pictured). Freida Simmons, Betsy Blount, Diane Pergerson, Dolores ) � • ' ' 4 V. . k 4i Sponsors The sponsors for the home games during football season half of each home g ame the girls were recognized and were chosen by the members of the football team. At the presented a corsage by Mr. J. W. Vick. Elizabeth Crow, Senior Class; Jean Miller, Senior Class; Loria Hamm, Carol Pearce, Junior Class; Carol Sophomore Class; Ann Canady, Sophomore Class. Walser, Jimior Class. Carolyn Kearney, Senior Class; Betty Joy Simpson, Senior Class; Sondra Alicia Cooke, Fre shm an C la s s; Jean Strickland, Junior Class. Cash, Sophomore Class. Nancy Sasser, Freshman Class. 62 Hardwood Activity The Ramettes and Rams played their opening game of the season before a large crowd. The Ramettes showed that they have the potential, but experience was lacking and they lost to Zeb Vance by a 47-29 score. The Rams gave notice of strong outside shooting plus good defense and height. They won 46-34. In the role of host again, the Ramettes and Rams showed little hospitality to Creedmoor as both teams won—the girls, 42-46, and Ore boys, 47-41. Traveling to Zeb Vance for their return game, the Ramettes again showed lack of experience — losing by a score of 29-24. The Rams continued their rampage by swamping Zeb Vance by a 49- 38 score. In the fourth game of the season, arch rivals. Mills High of Louisburg, were visitors to Franklinton gymnasium. Showing a strong defense and amazing offense the visiting girls won 55-32. However, the boys, seeking their first win over Louisburg in two years in any sport, poured on the steam and were always ahead in winning 55-50. In summary, the following players have contributed much to the team: for the Girls at forward are Betty Faye Cole, Jackie Wynne, Betsy Blount, and Gloria Holmes; at guard positions are Lou Ellen Wheeler, Jean Miller, Dolores Harris, Jean Watson, Rosa Lee Freddy, and Andelia Pearce. The Boys are led by Graham Stroud, who has an average of 18.2 points per game. Rayford Bobbitt has an average of 12.2 per game. Ben Williamson, Bill Ragland, Wayne Hobgood, James Moss, and Larry Senter have played outstanding defense and all have worked hard fortheir 4-0 record. Betsy lays it up. Two more for Betsy. . . Sondra pours it in. Above: Graham cuts it loose. Below: Raeford hauls in another rebound. .e PHOEBE OVERTON and NANCY SASSER Managers AUCIA COOKE LILLIE BUSH JACKIE WYNNE Co-Captain JEAN MILLER Co- Captain ANDELIA PEARCE BETTY MURRAY COLE GLORIA HOLMES BETSY BLOUNT JEAN FORSYTH LOU ELLEN WHEELER j ROSA LEE PREDDY 5 BEN WILLIAMSON Boys’ Basketball RAEFORD BOBBITT WAYNE-TOBGOOET JOHNNY HOLMES LEWIS CATLETTE LARRY SENTER BILL RAGLAND PARKS WOODLIEF FRED CALLIHAN and OLLIE WOODLIEF Managers VANCE MENDENHALL BERNIE EDWARDS First row, left to right: Furman Peace, Bob White, Vance Mendenhall, Bill Parham. Second row: Clyde Waiden, Phil Meador, Larry Sente r, Wallace Eakes. Third row: Mr. James Henderson, coachj Tony Summerlin, Wayne Hobgood, Johnny Vaughn. Not present when the squad picture was taken: Ronald Champion, James Moss, Earl Pendleton, J. R. Mendenhall, William Perry, Mike McDonald, Bill Ragland, Michael Strother, Wilson House. 66 THE FRANKUNTON HIGH SCHOOL TRACK TEAM 1960 Schedule Millbrook: Millbrook had too much in the field events although Franklinton dominated the running events. Score Millbrook 62, Franklinton 55. Oxford Orphanage: Again not enough strength in the field events cost Franklinton the meet as the Orphanage scored 65, Franklinton 52. Gamer: Running aganist a powerful Garner track team, the Rams scored in every event, taking 5 firsts but losing out 69 to 48. Cary: The Rams put on a good display of power to hand the Cary track team its first defeat ©f the season by a close score of 61 to 56. Oxford, Oxford Orphanage, and Franklinton Triangular Meet: Oxford Orphanage proved too much for both Oxford and Franklinton, but the Rams managed to take second place in the meet by defeating Oxford High School handily. 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