Franklinton High School - Franoca Yearbook (Franklinton, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1962 volume:

GRANVIlU- cniil ' ' ' ' - 1 ' ; ' ; oV5T£;.l SEP - V.- Cs ' ' ' 1 vj ' I 1 Ly ) ■ j � . • y w -2017 REFERENCE Not to be Taken From This Library ] i I ■i I { i r m A Cone wifh us ihtouih nenoty ' s does . ■ ■ Puhlithii bn The Seniff Chsf of FnokHofoii Hiib School Ftooklinfon, Hotfh CotoHno Bd ' itof ' s Comnenf THIS IS YOUR FRANOCA We, the staff, have done our best to present to you a true picture of the past year ' s activities. Editing this annual has been difficult but richly rewarding. As the class of ' 62 takes, one last look at their year, come follow us. . . liA ' i I Irri 1 Ifrr Thmsh Thete Ooon ... 2 VICTOR ADAMS SOPHIA C. PIKE CAROL PEARCE Business Manager Advisor Assistant Business Manager ) { 1 I I I i I t I i ) i DOLORES HARRIS Editor MARSHA ROSS Co-Editor funoeo St9tt Staff at work I 3 MR. WHITMAN SHEARIN Principal MR. JESSE L. McDaniel Superintendent Adninisttsfion MRS. SARAH WHITFIELD Secretary MR. WHITMAN SHEARIN Business and Mathematics MR. JAMES G. FRYE Social Studies and Health MISS EDITH JACKSON English and French MRS. MARGARET PRUETTE Mathematics Hiik School Foeiilty • MRS. SOPHIA PIKE Commercial Department English MRS. lALEEN MODE Home Economics MRS. ISABEL STEPHENS Science and English MR. TOMMY STEPHENS Agriculture MR. JESSE W. VICK Science and Health o MRS. MIRIAM HONEYCUTT Music But Ofh$ts Fes Cannady, Linda Gupton, Phoebe Overton, Thomas Woodlief, James Bracknell. Sihtu Piinl First row; Clyde Morris, Harold Woodlief, Donald Griffin, Bud Mendenhall, Larry Parker, Earl Piper, Mack Pope, Dudley Whitaker. Second row: Gordon Wilder, James Weaver, Dallas Aycock, Tommy Ellington, Andy Hoyle, Charles Hicks, Tommy Harris, David Robbins, Bryon Moss, Martin Harper. Third row: Bobby Harris, Jimmy Phelps, Howard Newton, Norris Collins, Don Hicks, Raymond Bragg, Charlie Carter, Mrs. Julia Carr (Sponsor), Dwight Moss, Louis Dorsey. 6 C9hi9tt9 Mrs. Charlotte Pearce, Mrs. Susie Morton, Mrs. Josephine Laughter, Mrs. Isabel Hawkins, Mrs. Rubie Gonella. M9iiif9ii9nee MR. LONNIE WHITE MABLE WILDER MR. ALVIN BREEDLOVE 7 w Mffshfls Left to right: Marsha Ross, Carol Pearce, Dolores Harris, Betsy Blount, Bill Parham, Ben Williamson, Rayford Bobbitt. JANIE TIPPETT • ' ivn NANCY BEST Valedictorian JOY SIMPSON Salutatorian 1961 AniKlt DOLORES HARRIS First Place Winner of the County Recitation Con¬ test. 8 Seiiht$ BETSY BLOUNT. VANC ZELDA VIC ADAMS VIENDENHALL. AMM. President . .Vice President fo the Senlon ... 9 MRS. MARGARET PRUETTE, JIM FRYE, TERESA HOBGOOD Sponsot 9ni M0seots ? RAYFORD LEE BOBBITT Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, All Conference 2,3; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2; Tool Identification 1; Beta Club 2,3,4; Marshal 3; Honor Roll 2; Student Council 2; Homecoming Escort 2; 4-H Club 1,2. VICTOR JULIAN ADAMS Office Assistant 1; F.F.A. 1,2, Secretary 2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Dramatics; FRANOCA Staff 4, Business Mana¬ ger; F.T.A. 2, 3,4; Superlative 4; Class Officer 4, Treasurer. BETSY JOHN BLOUNT F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4, Treasurer 2; Beta Club 2,3,4, Presi¬ dent 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Accompanist 1,2; 4-H Club 1,2; Dramatics 3,4; Chief Marshal 3; Recitation Con¬ test 1,2; Monogram Club 3,4; Publications Board 1,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Most Valuable Player Award 3; Girls ' State 3; Music Award 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Class President 4; Superlative. JAMES EDWARD BRACKNELL F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Substitute Bus Driver 3, Bus Driver 4. FRED JULIAN CALUHAN F.F.A. 1,2; Monogram Club 3,4; Basketball Manager 3; Baseball Manager 3; Football 4; Dramatics 3, 4. WILLARD LEWIS CATLETT, JR . F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4; 4-H Club 1; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Base¬ ball Manager 1; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3; Mono¬ gram Club 2,3,4; Football Tri-Captain 4; Dramatics 3. CLARENCE BURTON CHEATHAM, JR. F.F.A. 1,2; Office Assistant 1; 4-H Club 1,2; Glee Club 1; Monogram Club 2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Foot¬ ball 4; Homecoming Escort 1,3; Tool Identification 1; Basketball 2, 4. CHARLES BIGGS ETHERIDGE Glee Club 1; F.F.A. 1,2; Track 1. LINDA JOANNE GUPTON Basketball 1; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4, President 1,2, Rec¬ reation Leader 4, Vice President 3; Substitute Bus Driver 2, Bus Driver 3,4; Dramatics 3; F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4; F.T. A. 2,3,4; Library Assistant 3; Glee Club 4. I 11 ZELDA FRANCES HAMM F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; 4-H Club I; Publication Board 1; Play Marshal 3; Library Assistant 2; Superlative 4; Class Officer 4, Secretary; Dramatics 4. EMILY DOLORES HARRIS Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4; F.T.A. 2,3,4, Program Chairman 3; Honor Roll 2; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 1,2, 3, 4; Girls ' State 3; Student Coimcil 2; Basketball 2,3; Cheer¬ leader 1,3,4; Homecoming Attendant 1; First Place County Recitation; Dramatics 3,4; FRANOCA Editor; Second School Recitation 1,2; Marshal 3; Superla¬ tive 4. ELLIS WAYNE HOBGOOD Smithfield High School: Speech Club 1; Art Club 1; Band I; Industrial Arts 1;4-H Club 1. Franklinton High School: Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2,3,4; F.T.A. 2,3, 4, Treasurer 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2, Office Assistant 2. JOHNNY GRAHAM HOLMES Football 1,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3, 4; Class Officer 2; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; F. F. A. 1,2; Glee Club 1. JEANETTE KEARNEY F.H.A! 2,3,4. CHRISTINE ELIZABETH MATTHEWS F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 2 3,4; 4-H Club 2; Publica¬ tions Board 1,2; Play Marshal 3; Superlative 4. BARBARA CAROL KEARNEY F.H.A. 2,3,4; 4-H Club 2; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Office Assistant 2; Library Assistant 3; Dramatics 3,4; Glee Club 4; Publications Board 4. BETTY JANE KEARNEY F.H.A. 2,3,4; 4-H Club 2; F.H.A. Treasurer 3; Class Treasurer 2; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Homecoming Queen Representative 3; Halloween Queen Representative 3; Representative for Miss Franklinton High 3; Office Assistant 3; Dramatics 3,4; Glee Club 4. VANCE ANDREW MENDENHALL F. F.A. 1,2; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Track 1,2; Basketball 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Tri- Captain Football 4. ALVIN MICHAEL MORTON F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Football 2,3,4, Tri- Captain 4; Dramatics 3; 4-H Club; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4. BENJAMIN EATHER NALL, JR. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3,4; Track 2; Football 2. PHOEBE GAROLD OVERTON F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Officer 2;F.H.A. Award Ij Bas¬ ketball Manager 2,3; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Bus Driver 3, 4. JAMES HOWARD PARHAM, JR. F.F.A. 1,2, President 2; 4-H Club 1. WILLIAM NEWELL PARHAM Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Monogram Club 2,3,4, Officer 3; Beta Club 2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Honor Roll 1, 2; Class Officer 1, 3; F. F. A. 1,2, Officer 1,2; 4-H Club 1,2; Homecoming Escort 4. FURMAN RAY PEACE Football 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Baseball 1,2; Monogram Club 2, 3,4; Glee Club 1,2; 4-H Club 1,2; F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4, Program Chairman 4. CAROL RIVERS PEARCE F.H.A. 1,2,3, Secretary 3; Beta Club 2,3,4, Pro¬ gram Chairman 3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; 4-H Club 1,2; Dramatics 3; Marshal 3; Allied Youth 1; Monogram Club 3,4; FRANOCA Staff 4; Cheerleader 3,4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Homecoming Attendant 1,4; Homecoming Queen 4; Office Assistant 1; Library Assistant 3; Su¬ perlative; Class President 1; Class Secretary 3; Honor Roll 1; Band 1. WILLIAM LEONARD PERRY F.F.A. 1,2,3; Glee Club 2,3; Track 2,3; Office Assistant 2; Monogram Club 3,4. JERRY WILLIAM POPE F.F.A. 1; Honor Roll 1; Tool Identification Winner 1; Representative at State Convention Tool Identifi¬ cation Contest 1; Latin Club 2; Science Club 2; Glee Club 1; Basketball Manager 3; Football Manager 3; Basketball 4; Monogram Club 3,4. EDNA EARL RAY F.H.A. 4. ARTHUR GERALD RAMEY F.F.A. 1,2; Beta Club 2; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Class Officer 1,2,3; Tool Identification Contest 1. MARSHA JEAN ROSS F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Historian 2, Vice President 3, Presi¬ dent 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4, Parliamentarian 3, President 4; Beta Club 2,3; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Dramatics 3; Marshal 3; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4, President 4; FRANOCA Staff 2, 3, 4, Co-Editor 4; Home Ec. Award 3; Superlative 4. BETTY JEAN STRICKLAND F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; F.T.A, 2,3,4; Football Cheerleader 1; Homecoming Attendant 2,3,4;Office Assistant 3; Glee Club 2; Play Marshal 3; Football Sponsor 3; Superlative 4; Dramatics 4. . 15 BETTIE OLIVER STROTHER Publications Board Ij F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Assistant 4; Superlative 4. CAROL ANN WALSER Glee Club 2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2, Captain 2; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Monogram Club 1,2, 3, 4; Homecoming At¬ tendant 2; Play Marshal 3; 4-H Club 1; Library Assistant 3; Football Sponsor 2; Superlative 4; Dramatics 4. BENJAMIN NAPIER WILLIAMSON, I II Student Council 1; Honor Roll 1; F.F.A. 1,2; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 1,2, 3, 4; Beta Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3; 4-H Club 1; Class President 2; Class Vice- President 3; Tool Identification Contest 1; Marshal 3; Homecoming Escort 4. PARKS ALEXANDER WOODLIEF F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2,3,4, Trophy 2; Baseball 1,2,3,4. not pictured: JOSEPH OLIVER WRENN F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. THOMAS LEE WOODLIEF F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4; 4-H Club 1; Bus Driver 4. Not Pictured Moffo NOT FINISHED; Just Begun Colon Pink and White flowof Gladiolus Soni PASSING YEARS The time has come For us to leave, And though we ' re sad We shall not grieve. Though of this school We won ' t be a part, We ' ll still have you Deep in our hearts. Now we each must go Our separate way. But the memory of Each Happy day. Will Seem to keep our Schooldays near; As years go by we ' ll Hold them dear. DOLORES HARRIS Lyric Composer Pootn For many years we ' ve been together Dear Senior class of ' 62; And now we take our separate ways And bravely meet our due. We ' ve had our joys and sorrows. We ' ve had dark days and bright; But onward, nothing daunted, At last we ' ve won our fight. Classmates, for years we ' ve labored here Now each must fare alone. We leave familiar scenes today For hidden goals and parts unknown. These dear old halls have sheltered us Through many happy years. They ' ve never seemed one-half so dear Till seen through parting tears. And to our teachers one and all. We owe to you today A lasting debt of gratitude We never can repay. BETSY BLOUNT Class Poetess Chss Hisfoty As we come to the close of one door of our life, we need to pause a moment and look back on the events that have molded us into the people who fill our caps and gowns today. We, now Seniors, can only recall grade school as one big blur of years which led to the glorious realm of High School. Ushering us across that big gap were two kind souls in the form of Mrs. Margaret Pruette and Mr. Bill Vick, freshman sponsors for our class. There is nothing like freshman enthusiasm, which we had in abundance. We joined F.H.A., F.F.A., Glee Club, Football squad. Cheerleaders, Bas¬ ketball, Band, Annual Staff, Track, and Student Council; yes, we joined everything possible and we really worked hard, too. We recall with a smile the initiations and the verbal beatings we, like all freshmen, received. Somehow, with all the other activities, we did, however, manage to get some studying done that year. By our sophomore year we were beginning to take places of leadership in sports and club activities. Again We were under the leadership of Mrs. Margaret Pruette and Mr. Bill Vick, who were always there to help us over the rough spots of school life. Our sophomore year opened other areas of service for our active group. Eight of our classmates earned membership in Beta Club, and many received invitations to join the Future Teachers organization. Many won places of honor in athletics, also. It was a busy, fun-filled year that passed much too quickly. We never lacked any class spirit and by the time we were juniors, no one could hold a candle to us in any field. Mrs. Pruette and Mr. Vick were our sponsors during that year of many activities and problems. We plowed through our magazine sale and came out with enough money to sponsor the Junior-Senior Banquet. After much discussion and just as much work, everything was ready for the big night . The banquet which centered around the Southern Plantation theme ( was a smashing success. Another event which added to our class spirit was that of receiving those all important class rings. How we did flash those beautiful rings about. There was never a prouder class. An event which demanded as much time as our banquet was the Junior Play. Aunt Samanthy Rules the Roost. The hilarious antics ofSamanthy will never be forgotten. In spite of our good times our junior year was the hardest yet. Then came the year of years; we were seniors! It seemed impossible for us to sit in the seat that we had been reaching for since grade school. It would seem that all our questions had been answered, but the first half of the year found seniors wondering in a daze, thinking, What will I do next year? Once these matters had been settled, we re¬ turned to the business of learning. There was an air of sentiment which lay over every event of the year. Everything we did was done in a manner that we knew it would be our last time to do it as a class. We presented another play, Whom Shall He Marry, which was indeed another success. Eagerly we planned the class trip to Washington; after taking the trip in April, we realized that no amount of planning could equal that of experiencing it. It could not be our class that would be marching down the aisle in robes. It could not be, yet it was. Our graduation day came on May 29, 1962, and with mixed emotions we parted our separate ways. Franklinton High School, Class of ' 62 is now History . MARSHA ROSS Class Historian 18 I i $iipeH9t}¥es Most likely To Succeed k BETSY BLOUNT k BEN WILLIAMSON Puffiest Aed Most Heedsosse Best All Aseetd if ; i JEAN STRICKLAND and BEN WILLIAMSON DOLORES HARRIS and VANCE MENDENHALL Wittiest Most Oepeudeble MARSHA ROSS and VICTOR ADAMS Nee test CAROL PEARCE RAYFORD BOBBITT Ctfitf CAROL WALSER GERALD RAMEY Mt$t Ptptitf mttt AiklUle DOLORES HARRIS and WAYNE HOBGOOD BETSY BLOUNT and VANCE MENDENHALL Besi Spon Quietesi BETTY MATTHEWS and THOMAS WOODLIEF DOLORES HARRIS WAYNE HOBGOOD 1 1 ' i - ' -r i Kv 55 |7 ' ■ ■ j| B — Hft t . ' IT 1 - ■p ANN C AVNADY LORIA HAlV SOND] LA C. tSH isidenl MACK COCPER Qo9Hii9g ft iht Jtnkn juniott PEGGY ALLGOOD BETTY ESTES ARNOLD LINDA BAILEY DONNA BLACKLEY SHIRLEY BREEDLOVE BOBBY BURGER ANN CANNADY FES CANNADY SONDRA CASH MACK COOPER PAULA DAY THOMAS DEBNAM BERNIE EDWARDS JOE GREEN LORIA HAMM BONNIE HOLDER 22 r GLORIA HOLMES MARIE KEARNEY BILLY LILES ERNEST MAY PHIL MEADOR FRANK MERRITT BILLY MITCHELL- WOOD ROW MORRIS DIANNE PERGERSON CHARLES PHELPS HAROLD TROGDON JOHNNY VAUGHAN 23 1 ! .1 i i onons ANN DENTON OLYl ■ Oaomij to the Sophemtes ... | I; ■4 i I IjL BARRY ALLEN WAYNE ARNOLD GRADY BLACKLEY RONNIE CHEATHAM JEAN FORSYTHE LINDA FRYE SANDRA GOSWICK PAULETTE GUPTON ELIZABETH HAMM WILTON HARRIS BUTCH HORTON FRANK JOURNEIGAN ONDA KEARNEY LANE LA-NGSTON SUSAN McLEMORE BOBBY MENDENHALL ARNOLD MITCHELL ELVIS MITCHELL CECIL MOSS JACKIE PENDLETON RUBY LEE PERRY JAMES PREDDY KAYE PREDDY JAMES ROSS TONY SUMMERLIN BRENDA TURNER LINDA WALSER GLORIA WATSON REBECCA WOOD TOM WRENN 25 BILL ALLEN CARRIE AYSCUE CARLYLE BREEDLOVE KAY CASH CAROLYN DENTON PATRICIA GILLIAM JANE GULLEY DANNY HALEY EARL HARPER DONNA HOUSE ARTHUR HUFF SHARON ISENHOUR ANN KANNON VICKIE KEARNEY WINSTON LAYTON BILL MAY DANNY MINNICH GALE PARKER ALAN PEOPLES FRANCES PHELPS OTHA PIPER JUDY ROBBINS NANCY SASSER CONNIE TOLER CLYDE WAIDEN Fteshififn president DAVID HOLM JONNIE aAINE i LAXKLEY WYND . - « 1 i. r fp ' ' H K. ' i Hl JIH Js O0itw$g to the Fteshnon . • • i 1 % iHi £ |H| ' BLi ■••iT FREDDIE ALFORD BETTY JO BALL HARVEY BECKHAM MARY ETTA BECKHAM PHYLLIS BOWERS COOKIE COOKE MARIE CRAWFORD BILL DAY VERNON DICKERSON BRAXTON GILLELAND JIMMY GREEN COLEEN GRISSOM O.C. HAYES DANNY HOYLE BILLIE JOYNER MAURICE KEARNEY HENRY MATTHEWS CARROLL MODE BETTY MURPHY J. B. PASCHAL RACHEL PIPER PEGGY PREDDY GWYNDA RAMEY JEAN SATTERWHITE ELAINE SMITH BYRON THORPE GRAHAM TIPPETT DEYDRA VAUGHAN MARY ANN WOOD OLLIE WOODLIEF I ' i il i! I 28 NANCY ALLGOOD LEON BARHAM IRIS BECKHAM ELAINE BLACKLEY BONNIE DEMENT DENNIS BROWN EDWARD CHATMAN RALPH COOPER ALLIE KAY CURRIN FAYE DEMENT COPPIE GREEN ANNITA GRIFFIN WAYNE HARRIS DAVID HOLMES BETTY JEAN JEFFERS JUDY KEARNEY JANICE LANE BRENDA MERRITT RONALD MITCHELL TOMMY MORRIS BRENDA RADFORD BARNEY ROBERTS LINDA SATTERWHITE SIDNEY SEAL WILLARD TANT DONALD THWEATT RONNIE UPCHURCH JOSEPH WEST DOUGLAS WOODLIEF BILL WRENN JERRY BAKER not pictured t 29 Home, I can hardly wait. Lookout, Russia! Wow! Miss F.H.S. of 1961. Help, I forgot my combination! 30 f$9t(ites Left to right: MRS. THELMA GREEN, First Grade; MRS. EDNA McLEMORE, First Grade; MRS.- ANNIE HENDERSON, Second Grade; MRS. EDNA PEARCE, Second Grade; MISS NELLE JOYNER, Third Grade; MRS. DOROTHY SHEARON, Third Grade. MRS. HARRIET M. HILL Third Grade MRS. MABEL McGHEE Fifth Grade MRS. NANCY WILSON Fifth Grade MRS. LINA McGHEE Fourth Grade MRS. LUCY GREEN Fourth Grade MRS. HELEN BENTON Sixth Grade fseiiltn Left to right: MRS. DOROTHY DAMERON, Sixth Grade; MRS. LUCY CANNADY, Seventh Grade; ' MRS. ANN MELVIN, Seventh Grade; MRS. INABELLE SIDES, Seventh Grade; MRS. JULIA CARR, Eighth Grade; MR. WESLEY F. JACKSON, Eighth Grade. Mu. JtUt f. Ctff Blikih 6n4$ First row, left to right: Chris Bracknell, Danny Burger, Jewel Carter, Edith Champion, Ann Denton, Cynthia Dickerson, Helen Faulkner, Kaye Forsythe, Richard Harris. Second row: Don Hicks, Ray Hight, Shirley Jeffers, Dorothy Kearney, Larry Kearney, Patricia Kearney, Steve Lindsay, Dorothy McGhee, Jenny McGhee. -Third row: Ann May, Jean Merritt, E. C. Murray, Diane Murray, Dorothy Nall, Ann Pearce, Clyde Quick, Danny Reid, David Robbins. Fourth row: William Steed, Donna Thweatt, James Vaughan, Linda Williams, Ella Mae Woodlief, Linda Wright, Peter Yoimg. Not pictured: Jane Toler. Mr W0ilt9 F. Jtekttt Biihtk 6t� 40 First row, left to right: Pamela Blackley, Raymond Bragg, Charles Carter, Howard Champion, Mac Chatman, Louis Dorsey, Cheryl Eakes. Second row: Mary Ann Garrett, Donnie Gilleland, Ronald Goswick, Nancy Harper, Robert Harris, Jr. , Betty Grace Hight, Andy Hoyle. Third row: John Lee Kearney, Howard McGhee, Linda May, Eric Dwight Moss, Joyce Moss, Dewey Wayne Moulder, Larry Parham. Fourth row: Dora Pergerson, Larry Ross, Carl Wilkerson, Thelma Mae Wilson, Douglas Wood, James Wood, Betty Jean Woodlief. Not pictured: Patricia Ayscue, Charles Gupton, James Hicks, Danny Lindsey, Linda Perry, Vivian Aim Robbins. Mn. liey Stufik 6t94� i I i I First row, left to right: Catherine Ball, James Ball, Jean Ball, Frances Bracknell, Tommy Carter, Jerry Wayne Champion. ; Second row: Tommy Cooke, Donald Day, Sandra Echols, ! Lonnie Gerald Hedrick, Harriet Hight, Michael Hinsley. Third d row: Marjorie Johnson, Lucy Ann Kearney, Barry Mangum, Betsy May, Darrell Medlin, Bessie Morris. Fourth row: Faye ; O ' Neal, Dickie Parham, James Payne, Cleo Ray, Linda Steed, Terry Turner. Fifth row: Kathryn Cheryl Watson, Joel Webb, Margaret Weston, John Wheelous, Alicia Wood, Peggy Senter. Mtt. 4f« R. S$¥$iiih 6n4$ First row, left to right: Linda Rose A11 good, Dallas Wayne Aycock, James Barker, Brenda Carlyle, Bruce Champion, Alice Chatman, John Chatman. Second row: John David Deal, Jr., Linda Marie Dickens, Wayne Forsythe, Charles GoswickjCarl Hall, Donnie Rex Hayes, Douglas Hayes. Third row: Patricia Ann Mitchell, Howard Newton, Danny Parham, Judy Reid, Rachel Ross, Phil Smith, Ronnie Tingen. Fourth row: Macon Wheeler, Ernest Wayne Wood, Linda Woodlief, Walter Woodlief. Not pictured: Linda Finch, Debbie Garrett. Hn. latbilU 1. SI4$t 6ft4$ First row, left to right: Barbara Breedlove, Russell Breedlove, Jerry Godfrey, Mack Godfrey, Thomas Harris. Second row; Mary Lettie Hayes, Jimmy Journeigan, Robert Journeigan, Linda Kearney, Thomas Kearney. Third row: Wallace Mitchiner, Clyde Russell Morris, Betty Lou Pergerson, Jimmie Phelps, Graham Ray. Fourth row: Patsy Ray, Janie Ross, Philip Wood, Harold Woodlief. Not pictured: James Piper, Raymond Perry. 34 AfM. S Sixth Suh First row, left to right; Sonja Beckham, Barry Burger, Susan Cothran, Nancy Jane Currin, Janet Dixon, Andrew Frazier, Glenn Goswick, Mike Goswick, Larry Goswick. Second row: Alice Green, Donna Harper, Rachel Hedgepeth, Charles Hicks, Eddie Holmes, Kirk Joyner, Dorothy Kearney, Arthur Kearney, Sandra Kearney. Third row: Rhonda King, Steve Leonard, Betty Mitchell, Charles Mitchell, Dwight Murray, Rhonda Payne, Ruth Pearce, Jean Pennington, Mack Pope. Fourth row: Eugene Preddy, Jane Roberts, David Secor, Charlie Thorne, Brenda Webb, Dudley Whitaker, Martha Whitfield, Patricia Harper, Gordon Wilder. First row, left to right: Edward Burwell Ayscue, Mary Frances Barham, Norris Collins, Thomas Ellington, Donald Griffin, Mary Lou Hawkins, Betty Lee Hayes, Patricia Hayes, Dolores Johnson. Second row: George Joyner, Betty Sue Kearney, Billy Langston, Susan Langston, Sidney LaughterJ Kerry Lindsey, James McDonald, Phyllis Carol May, Bud Mendenhall. Third row: Bryant Moss, Larry Parker, John Jacob Pearce, Ronald Piper, Shirley Jean Piper, Wallace Earl Piper, Pamela Radford, Charles Ray, Linda Tucker,. Fourth row: Dv ight Herman Vaughan, James Henry Weaver, William Swanson Weaver, Angie Lee Wilson, Danny Ray Wilson, Dorothy Wood. Not pictured: Charlie Wilson, Willie Gray Robbins. Mu. OxHhfi S. Sixth 6x9 0 Mn. Mtili W. Me Sin fifth 6t$ie First row, left to right: Carol Annette Ball, Mac Beckham, Gloria Brown, Dennis Carter, Spencer Fakes, Mary Gordon East, Lewis Edwards, Herbert Estes, Howard Estes. Second row: Tommy Gulley, Kathy Jane Gupton, Martin Harper, Earl Hinsley, Donna Holmes, Ralph McGhee, Hope Medlin, Deborah Jo Moore, Terry Parham. Third row: Kay Pergerson, Larry Pernell, Donna Phelps, Patricia Pruitt, Barbara Satterwhite, Kathryn Sherrod, Sheila Steed, Edwin Spencer Strickland, Michael Wayne Thorpe. Fourth row: Sandra Thweatt, Donnie Upchurch, Charles Steve Varner, Mary Pat Weston, Betty Ann • Wilder. Mn. Ntney K. Wiltee Fifth Stt e First row, left to right: Cecil Askew, Lloyd Bowers, Steve Breedlove, Rita Dianne Carlyle, Donna Collins, Betty Ann Crawford, Ervin Wheeler Dickerson. Second row: Darrell Driver, Carolyn Ellington, Judy Eury, Linda Gilleland, Karen Gail Jones, Larry Kearney, George Warren McGhee. Third row: Wanda Parham, Brenda Pergerson, Ferebee Preddy, Brenda Elaine Ray, James Albert Ross, Ronnie Ross, Edgar Senter. Fourth row: Charles Smith, Minton Richard Smith, Roger Tant, Kathryn Toler, Dottie Jeanette Weaver, Roger Wilson, Wayne Wilson. Mn. lint J. Me6li$0 hunk 6nit First row, left to right: Barbara Alford, Jerry Wayne Alford, Bobby Ayscue, Wayne Bragg, Connie Cash, Karen Colbert, Diane Collins, Roy Davis, Cindy Dement. Second row: Andrea Foster, Frances Freeman, Everette Frye, Bess Brown Green, Wendy Gupton, William Hawkins, Bundy Hedgepeth, Deborah Kearney, Connie King. Third row: Tim Leonard, Donald Mitchell, Donna Mitchell, Shanna Lee Moore, Marie Nall, Jimmy Pennington, Glenn Phelps, Patricia Radford, A1 Thompson. Fourth row: Marilyn Thorne., Vickie Williams, Cliff Williams, Eugene Wooten, Bill Young. Htt. Ltey N. fttHk First row, left to right: Wilma Inez Allen, Susan Carolyn Bracknall, Helen Carter, Sharon Champion, Stuart Eakes, Floyd Warren Edwards, Rose Yvonne Eury. Second row: Raymond David Evans, Kenneth Earl Goswick, Kenneth Wayne Gupton, Marshall Wayne Haley, Sheryl Harris, Paul Gregory Harris, Peggy Ann Hayes. Third row: David Harold Kearney, Mattie Lee Kearney, Joyce Ann Lloyd, Joseph May, Hal O ' Neal, Paula Parker, Dannie Raye Preddy. Fourth row: Sue Privette, Wesley Earl Smith, Derree Tant, Lloyd Turner, Wanda West. Not pictured: Ray Freeman, Larry Perry. 37 Mist Ntllt B . n t4 6ttU First row, left to right: Randy Allen, Connie Askew, Ernest Ball, Deborah Barefoot, Pamela Rose Barret, Donnie Beckham, Joan Blackley, Mack Burgess. Second row: Joel Callihan, Diane Cannady, Pattie Cannady, Janet Carr, Sandra Dixon, Emy Fish el, Sara Golightly, Sydney Ann Green. Third row: Dean Gupton, Connie Hagwood, Eddie Harris, III, Bruce Honeycutt, Terry Isenhour, Frances Kannon, Kenneth Ledford, Anna McDaniel. Fourth row: Cynthia Secor, Deborah Shearin, Jerry Simmons, Nancy Thompson, Laverne West, Sarah Wilder, Judith Ann Wilson. Mu. M. Hill Ikhi 6t$4$ First row, left to right: Charlene Ays cue, Erma Collier, Cathy Collins, Jo Ann Collins, Pamela Conyers, Sara Foster, William Henry Frazier. Second row: Johnnie Goodwin, Rhonda Harper, Libby Langston, Steven Morton, Rebecca Moss, Joyce Paschall, Edna Piper. Third row: Alfred Pope, Donna Preddy, Barbara Roberts, Mishew Sasser, Debra Satterwhite, Gail Satterwhite, Nancy Smith. Fourth row: David Thompson, Paul Tucker, Nancy Webb, Herbert Williams, Donna Wilson, Bennie Woodlief. Not pictured: Sandra Mitchell. Mts. Otttlhy C. Sktittii Tlilf4 6rt4$ First row, left to right: Bruce Beasley, Frank Carlyle, Mickey Champion, Charles Chatman, Wanda Eury. Second row: Terry Freeman, Lela Gilleland, Bobby Hardy, Victor Hayes, Wanda House. Third row: Richard May, Michael Moss, Daisy Newton, Ramona Marie Perry, Jerry Wayne Phelps. Fourth row: Benjamin Piper, Patricia Preddy, Douglas Wayne Senter, Susan Tucker, Carolyn Wrenn. Not pic¬ tured: Diane Comer. 38 Mft. Aimit M. Hmnitutn Stetni 6ttit First row, left to right: Cynthia Ball, Debra Ball, William Barefoot, Hope Beckham, Bonnie Bell, Kathy Gayle Bobbitt, Rickey Champion, Kenny Colbert, A1 Conyers. Second row: Reggie Dickerson, Deborah Dixon, Donna Edwards, Debra Ann Foster, Terry Gupton, April Ann Hodge, Cheryl House, Gail Hudson, Dawn Moore. Third row: Jerry O ' Neal, Ewell Pearce, Robert Earl Peoples, Royal Pergerson, Angie Perkinson, Kathy Phelps, Rose Pruitt, Diane Ramey, Debra Reavis. Fourth row: Edward Strickland, Doris Tippett, Harriet Wheelous, Janice Whitaker, Richie Whitfield, Jan Wilder. Not pictured: Angela Vinson. tUn. IJHt 0. S$c0iiJ First row, left to right: Steve Barbour, Susan Bell, Deborah Bragg, Michael Colbert, Marsha Collier, Howard Eakes, Sheila Diane Eury. Second row: Eddie Evans, Glenn Evans, Dwight Garrett, Betty Jo Goswick, Laurie Ann Hagwood, Florenda Hayes, Wanda Herring. Third row: Barry Jones, Margo Laughter, Tracy Nall, Sandra Parham, Joel Pergerson, Thomas Ray, Rose Ross. Fourth row: Tony Smith, Andrew Tant, Jenny Sue Tant, Ronnie Thompson, Coimie Upchurch. Not pictured: Elaine Robbins. 39 Mft. (Jiii M Meltmtu 6t94$ Fhst First row, left to right: Ann V. Alford, Lu Ann Bragg, Nancy Carol Carr, Ethel Marie Collier, William Etheridge, Ealek M. Freeman, James B. Harris. Second row: Steward Hicks, Romie House, Shelia Kearney, Charles Ernest Julian, Barron Lindsey, Susan McGhee, Elizabeth Gayle Merritt. Third row: Gary Murray, Teresa Pendergrass, Ricky Privette, Anthony Earl Radford, Betty Jean Ray, Curtis Wade Ray, Denise Roberts. Fourth row: Cynthia Ann Smith, David Strickland, Shirley Ann Tant, Larry Wagner, David Wilder, Allen Woodlief, Brodie Green. Not pictured: Jerry Piper, William David ' McClellan. Mts. Tli$lii$ B. Bum fitsi 6n4$ First row, left to right: Danny Alford, Clay Cannady, Deborah Jean Carlyle, Cindy Gilliam, Michael Goodwin, Wayne Gupton, James Holder. Second row: John Thomas Honeycutt, Teresa House, Deloris Hrmt, Debbie Patterson Kearney, Gwendolyn Rose Loyd, Craig Mangirm, Deborah Rose May. Third row: Margaret Mode, Steve Pace, Esther Fay Preddy, Linda Kay Ray, Tony Gleim Ray, Cynthia Roberts, Donna Marie Ross. Fourth row: Patricia Jane Senter, Michael Ross Thorne, Joaim Wheeler, Nancy Faye Wilson, Charles Yow. Not pictured: Charles Wayne Piper, Joni Wilson, Kenneth Johnson. 40 ? ' s S- - yryviiv:iiy- ' jSii: ' Jr :£,-%Vi i ’r S!5;i« r.:yi.y.if ' x;;v.;y,:i —K X‘ ' ' 5 , Here are a few announcements- Here are a few announcements- FRENCH DOWN STAIRS FHA---FHA •■■MONOGRAM V -v- I T r- } ' B6t0 Club First row, left to right:- Bill Parham, Ben Williamson, Betsy Blount, Carol Pearce, Dolores Harris, Rayford Bobbitt. Second row: Gloria Holmes, Harold Trodgon, Paula Day,, Phil Meador, Sondra Cash, Bernie Edwards, Sponsor—Mrs. C. Ray Pruette. Oft ' mn DOLORES HARRIS. Secretary GLORIA HOLMES..Vice President BETSY BLOUNT.President BERNIE EDWARDS.Treasurer 42 6 Ue Cluh First row, left to right; Nancy Allgood, Lane Langston, Betty Jo Ball, Dolores Harris, Donna House, Betsy Blount, Linda Gupton, Diane Pergerson, Marie Kearney, Carolyn Gupton, Brenda Turner, Ann Kannon, Bonnie Dement. Second row: Mrs. Miriam Honeycutt, Coleen Grissom, Elaine Smith, Sharon Isenhour, Elizabeth Hamm, Judy Robbins, Pat Gilliam, Judy Kearney, Deydra Vaughan, Gloria Holmes, Peggy Preddy, Gwynda Ramey, Iris Beckham, Sandra Goswick. Third row: Susan McLemore, Jean Forsythe, Sondra Cash, Brenda Merritt, Kaye Cash, Nancy Sasser, Paula Day, Barbara Kearney, Betty Kearney, Jean Watson, Marsha Ross, Zelda Hamm, Carol Pearce, Connie Toler, Fourth row: Rormie Upchurch, Vic Adams, David Holmes, Ralph Cooper, Harold Trogdon, Johnny Vaughan, Fes Cannady, Mack Cooper, Phil Meador, Ronnie Cheatham, Barry Allen, J. B. Paschall. Offleitt SONDRA CASH.Pianist MRS. BRUCE HONEYCUTTE.Director 43 f(ifQt6 Imhm of Anetteo First row, left to right: Miss Edith Jackson, Linda Gupton, Barbara Kearney, Betty Jane Kearney, Dolores Harris, Jean Strickland, Bonnie Holder. Second row: Betty Strother, Dianne Pergerson, Jean Watson, Gloria Holmes, Ann Cannady, Jean Woodlief. Third row: Paula Day, Vic Adams, Sondra Cash, Betty Matthews, Zelda Hamm, Carol Pearce, Marsha Ross. Fourth row: Johnny Vaughan, Fes Cannady, Wayne Hobgood, Phil Meador, Harold Trogden. Otficin MISS EDITH JACKSON MARSHA ROSS. SONDRA CASH. PHIL MEADOR. JOHNNY VAUGHAN. . . WAYNE HOBGOOD. . . . .Sponsor .President . .Vice President .Secretary Parliamentarian .Treasurer 44 Seniof 4‘H iif f i ' WL First row, left to right: Bill Parham, Lewis Catlette, Vance Mendenhall, Ollie Woodlief, Danny Hoyle, J.B. Paschall, Kay Cash, Linda Gupton, Judy Kearney, Coleen Grissom, Elaine Blackley, Ruby Perry. Second row: Harvey Beckham, Jimmy Green, Bobby Burger, Thomas Debnam, Sidney Seal, Donald Thweatt, Butch Horton, Sandra Goswick, Jean Woodlief, Betty Strother, Judy Robbins, Patricia Gilliam. Third row: Leon Barham, Henry Matthews, Wayne Harris, Ben Williamson, Gerald Ramey, Gail Parker, David Holmes, Ralph Cooper, Marsha Ross, Joe Green, Jean Forsythe, Donna House, Carolyn Denton, Sharon Isenhour, Carroll Mode, Ann Cannady. Jtiifht 4 -H 45 I f.H.A. First row, left lo right: Murslia Ross, P r e s i d c ii t; Ann Cannaily, Vico President; Bottie Strotlier, Secretary; Gloria Holmes, Historian; Dianne Pergerson, Treasurer; Sondra Cash, Song Leader. Second row: Paula Day, Betty Arnold, Marie Kearney, Peggy Preddy, Carolyn Gupton, Sandr;i Goswick, Brenda Merritt, Dcydni Vaughan, Coleen Grissom. Third row: Donnie Dement, Carol Walscr, Loria Hamm, Peggy Allgood, Donna Blackley, Dolores Harris, Bcttie Jo Ball, Ruby Perry, Pat Gilliam, Jane Gulley, Coppie Green. Fourth row: Judy Kearney, Sharon Iscnliour, Donna House, Bettie M.atlhews, Nancy Allgood, Jeanne Watson, Elizabeth Hamm, Brenda Turner, Betsy Blount, Billie Joyner, Phoebe Overton, Elaine Blackley, Carroll Mode. Fifth row: Elaine Smith, Edna Ray, Jeanette Kearney, Annette Kearney, Bonnie Holder, Linda Bailey, Connie Toler, Susan McLemore, Jean Forsythe, Carol Pearce, Gwynda Ramey, Barbara Kearney, Jean Strickland, Linda Gupton, Zelda Hamm, Bcttie Jane Kearney, Brenda Radford, Brenda Murphey. F.f.A. First row, left to right: Thomas Woodlicf, Ben Nall, Ollic Woodlicf, Clyde Waiden, Lewis Catlctte, Bob White, Bobby Woodlicf, Bobby Mcndenliall, James Ross, Elvis Mitchell. Second row: Mack Cooper, Charles Phelps, William Perry, Grady Blackley, Cecil Moss, Carlyle Breedlove, Bobby Burger, Thomas Debnam, Jim Bracknell. Third row: Furman Peace, C.C. Hayes, Cnda Kearney, Bill Wrenn, Frank Journigan, Woodrow Morris, Danny Haley, Danny Minnich, Barry Allen, Alan Peoples. Fourth row: Bill Parham, Fes Camrady, Phil Meador, Ralph Cooper, James Preddy, Ben Williamson, Joe Wrenn, Ronnie Cheatham, Tom Wrenn. 46 Mono fin duh 1 First row, left to right: Bobby Mendenhall, Wayne Hobgood,Ben Williamson, Lewis Catlette, Bill Parham, Jerry Pope, Ollie Woodlief. Second row: Johnny Vaughan, Phil Meador, Johnny Holmes, Parks Woodlief, Joe Green, Bob White, Billy Mitchell, Bobby Woodlief, Vance Mendenhall. Third row: Furman Peace, Bill Cheatham, Dolores Harris, Betsy Blount, Gloria Holmes, Carol Pearce, Dianne Pergerson, Rayford Bobbitt. Fourth row: Harold Trogdon, Gerald Ramey, Tony Summerlin, Fred Callihan, Gale Parker, Paula Day, Lane Langston, Brenda Turner, Sondra Cash, Bernie Edwards, Phoebe Overton, Susan McLemore, Carol Walser. i ■ 1 i 47 I Jun ' iot Pl9(j Is this YOU Buddy? f $9m9nfhy Rules The Roosf CAST Aunt Samanthy Simpkins Serena Simpkins. Sophie Simpkins. Polly Paine. Annie Ambrose. Blanche Bowers. Lucien Littlefield. Blair Boswell. Frank Fairfield. Lawrence Lovewell. Buddy Baskins. . . . Carol Pearce . . . Linda Gupton , . . . Betsy Blount . .Dolores Harris . . . . Marsha Ross Barbara Kearney . . .Fred Callihan Michael Morton . . Victor Adams . Parks Woodlief . Lewis Catlette 48 Senioi ' Phu He gives me a Pain, Magnolia! CAST Mrs. Randolph. Susan Randolph. . . . Elaine Randolph. . . . Patience Randolph. . Frankie Randolph. . . Mary Jane Randolph Dick Evans. Mr. Hinman. Magnolia. . . . . Betsy Blount . . Betty Kearney . Jean Strickland . . . Zelda Hamm . . . Carol Walser . . Dolores Harris .Vic Adams . . Fred Callihan Barbara Kearney Whom Sholl He Metty? 49 1 i i i Ommsfi It SptHs | I Hofiieeoiiiiii Qasea SONDRA CASH CAROL PEARCE JEAN STRICKLAND DEYDRA VAUGHAN CAROLYN DENTON ki JEAN WATSON BONNIE DEMENT LANE LANGSTON 51 L9U Comets Franklinton 19—Helena 0 On September 8, an inexperi¬ enced team and a new coach traveled to Helena to represent Franklinton High School on the gridiron. Franklinton thrashed them 19-0. .. Franklinton 14—Northern High 0 The next Thursday an improved team, the Red Rams defeated a good team from Northern Durham High School 14-0. It was a team victory with vicious tackling and blocking prevailing... Wendell 19—Franklinton 13 After scoring and h o 1 d i n g Wendell easily before a large Homecoming crowd, no one could believe that the White Rams had come to life to score twice in the last two minutes to defeat Franklinton. This de¬ feat seemed to take more out of the Red Rams than the score indicated Aefien Shefs Franklinton 18-Bethel Hill 6 The longest journey of the year proved to be the shortest return trip, after the Red Rams came to life in the second half, and ran over a hard-hitting crew from Bethel Hill. . .Franklinton 0—Weldon 25 There should be a law against a high school team averaging 215 lbs. per man in high school. It is hard for a donkey to compete in strength with an elephant. The Red Rams battled gallantly but to no avail against those giants. . . Norlina 21—Franklinton 0 A high-spirited team from Franklinton made atrip to Norlina to seek a victory, but again to no avail. The loss of a team member was felt heavily in this game, and through¬ out the season. The Rams played hard but were just outrun by a more experienced team. It ' s really rough in there. Warrenton 28—Franklinton 6 The next Friday night the Rams returned home and fought probably one of the best class A teams in the state. The Warrenton Yellow Jackets. Again the Rams came out on the short end of the score, but the Warren County rivals knew they had been in a ball game... Louisburg 26—Franklinton 0 Then came the battle of the year, Franklinton Red Rams vs. Louisburg Bull Dogs. The records were similar; however, the Rams and the Bull Dogs butted and growled all night long before Louisburg trotted off the field with a victory. Bring ' em down big ram! Aurelian Springs Forfeits to Franklinton The Rams took the field in the final game of the season, regrouped and ready to go. Getting beat was monotonous so the young men were de¬ termined to end the season the right way and in a blaze of glory. The Rams received the kickoff and marched to a touchdown. Then they held the Aurelian Springs Indians on fourth down, marched to the goal line again. Then the shocking event took place. The players will have a hard time convincing their grandchildren, or anyone else for that matter, of the situation that actually took place. The coach and three of his buddies came into the game to stop the Rams cold. After all is said and done the Rams were the true winners of the game in more ways than one. Twenty-two young men of Franklinton High School inspired by a motto of Sacrifice, Fair Play, and Determination always win! compiled a 4-5 season against tough opposition. Who ' s got the ball? 52 Football Te0n First row: Johnny Vaughan, Bobby Woodlief, Lewis Catlette, Bob White, Bernie Edwards, Craig Roseman, Mike Morton, Clyde Waiden, Ollie Woodlief, Cecil Moss. Second row: Coach Frye, Vance Mendenhall, Bill Cheatham, Bill Parham, Furman Peace, Braxton Gilleland, Frank Merritt, David Holmes, Johnny Holmes, Bobby Mendenhall, Bill Allen. Third row: Eddie Holmes, Butch Horton, Gail Parker, James Preddy, Harold Trogdon. J.y. hofbiU First row, left to right; E.C. Murray, Charles Hicks. Second row: Tommy Cooke, Wayne Forsythe, Donnie Gilleland, J. B. Paschall, Henry Matthews, Carl Hall, Tommy Kearney. Third row: Tommy Carter, David Robbins, Jimmy Payne, Donald Hicks, Walter Woodlief, Lafry Kearney. Fourth row: Terry Turner, Donnie Hayes, Harold Woodlief, Dickie Parham, Danny Reid, Wayne Harris, Ray Hight. •1961 brought to FranklintonHigh a new emphasis on Football as the Junior Rams were organized under the direction of coaches Bill Vick and Joe Green. The Junior Rams were host to the junior varsity from Wake Forest, and after getting over the nervousness and excitement of the first game won on a determined run by Tommy Kearney. The score was 12 to 7. The next week the team traveled to Louisburg for a scrimmage game and showed the home team no mercy. The Rams won by a score of 13-6. The winning touchdown came on a 43-yard pass run from Tommy Kearney to Larry Kearney. In a return game with Wake Forest the Junior Rams were soundly beaten by a score of 21-0. Wake Forest returned to Franklinton for another contest and won 9-0. The last game of the season was played before a large crowd with rival Louisburg. The Junior Rams showed the Bull Pups how football should be played. Behind the blocking of Tommy Cooke,Dickie Parham, Danny Reid, Walter Woodlief, Donnie Gilleland, Henry Matthews, J. B. Paschall, and Donald Hicks, rurming was no problem. Carl Hall, Wayne Harris, and Tommy Kearney all scored touchdowns. The final score was 20-0, and all the boys are eagerly looking to next year. MR. BILL VICK Coach JOE GREEN Assistant Coach 54 fooM! CUitUtim Dolores Harris, Head Cheerleader. Up: Brenda Turner, Betsy Blount, Donna Blackley, Carol Pearce. First row, left to right: Carroll Mode, Lane Langston. Second row: Paula Day, Susan McLemore, Dianne Pergerson. 55 B9sk$tb9ll-Ch$$tle9d$ts Left to right. Brenda Turner, Dianne Pergerson, Paula Day, Captain; Lane Langston, Carol Pearce, Susan McLemore Donna Blackley. 56 Rims In Aefion With Betsy Blount the only senior and the only player with any previous experience, the girls ' team started the New Year out with Townsville winning 51-30. Several newcomers to the team played well. Then on December 6, 1961, Creedmoor visited Franklinton and was soundly trounced by the Rams. Betsy Blount with 18 points, Gloria Holmes with 15 points, and Sondra Cash with 13 points were not to be denied a victory. Then the next game was at Townsville and the ball would not drop for the determined Rams. Townsville won 47-21. Now look, that ' s my ball! A rainy night trip to Zeb Vance proved a disappointment, as the Rams were beaten soundly by their Lassies 49-21. Next came a powerful team from Bunn to visit Franklinton; they were just too much for the inexperienced Rams and went home with a 43-19 victory. But the Ramettes just don ' t give up. They traveled to Creedmoor for the last game before the Christmas holiday season to defeat a Creedmoor team who was determined to win. The Franklinton girls went home happy with a 37-34 victory and two new stars were found, Jackie Pendleton and Donna House. The future looks very bright with the team being made up of 1 senior, 4 juniors, 5 sophomores, and 8 freshmen. Get that rebound! The Rams opened the season playing host to Townsville and came out on the short end of a 43-39 score. Numerous mistakes accounted for this loss. Visiting Creedmoor found the going rough as the Rams breezed to a 53-49 victory. In the return game with Townsville the Rams gained re¬ venge by easily winning. The score was 61-47. Invading Vance County again the Rams defeated Zeb Vance by a 51-45 score. Conference Champion Bunn was swamped as Rayford, Ben, Wayne, and Vance hit double figures to lead the Rams, to an 86-39 victory. This victory vaulted the Rams into the top position in the conference. Go, Ben, Go! Traveling to Creedmoor the Rams lost their second game by a 58-49 score. The Rams hit only 29% of their field goal attempts for the game. Following the holiday break Zeb Vance visited the Rams and lost 48-40. Preseason pick Louisburg invaded the Rams home court and were defeated by a score of 59-40. Complete control of the rebounding and a strong 2-3 zone defense proved too much for the visiting Bulldogs. Snow brought a postponement but after rescheduling pro¬ cedure the outcome was pleasing as the Rams traveled to Edward Best and won their 3rd conference victory without a loss. Scoring leaders for Franklinton are: Rayford 17. 9, Ben 15.0, Wayne 13.6, Vance 4.3, Parks 3.9. Gitls ' Biskefbfil 7e$iii First row, left to right: Betsy Blount, Gloria Holmes, Sondra Cash, Ann Cannady, Jean Forsythe, Brenda Merritt. Second row: Peggy Allgood, Carroll Mode, Coppie Green, Deydra Vaughan, Lora Wood, Patricia Gilliam. Third row: Nancy Allgood, Jackie Pendleton, Donna House, Helen Garret, Linda Satterwhite; Coach, Jim Frye. C0ek$s Ctffiitt Coach, Mr. Jim Frye; Captain, Betsy Blount. Mtiliif Manager, Loria Hamm Bogs ' Bosketboll loon Front row, left to right: Bernie Edwards, David Holmes, Jerry Pope, Bob White, Gerald Ramey, Vance Mendenhall. Second row: Danny Haley, Ben Williamson, Wayne Hobgood, Rayford Bobbitt, Parks Woodlief, Lewis Catlette. C� tek$s If Ctpihut Captains, Rayford Bobbitt and Ben Williamson with Coach, Mr. Bill Vick. Mtitstt J. B. Paschall Btsebsll First row, left to right: Billy Mitchell, Bill Cheatham, Rayford Bobbitt, Ben Williamson, Parks Woodlief. Second row: Bob White, Johnny Holmes, Gerald Ramey, Vance Mendenhall. Third row: Mr. J. W. Vick, Ronnie Cheatham, Lewis Catlette. C$tek First row, left to right: Wayne Hobgood, Bob White, Bernie Edwards. Second row: Clyde Waiden, Johnny Vaughan, Gale Parker. C0teli MR. JIM HENDERSON Coach 61 PtophBCU FUTUREVILLE Class of 1962 August 1, 1972 Dear Diary: Today I happened to be cleaning out the attic. I ran across an old annual, and did the kids laugh at my picture! It reminded me of all the great times the class of ' 62 had. I had a brainstorm and called up several of my old classmates who live nearby. ZELDA FIAMMjWho married a rich man and now has her own chain of fashionable dress shops, MARSHA ROSS, dean of women at the local college, and VICTOR ADAMS, business tycoon, all agreed that a class reunion was a great idea. With the kids away at camp, and another month before my private school opens, I ' ve decided to spend my vacation visiting all my old classmates. August 2, 1972 Dear Diary: I ' m on my way to Futureville with LEWIS CATLETTE as pilot. I was lucky to get a seat on the plane. BETTY JANE KEARNEY and BARBARA KEARNEY happened to be secretaries to the owner of the air lines, BILL CHELATHAM. I feel safe knowing that HOWARD PARHAM serviced my plane. I certainly hope my husband remembers to pay the ticket I got on the way to the airport. It looks as if patrolman FRED CALLIHAN could have let me by this once. Later same day Dear Diary: I checked into the Parks Woodlief Hotel which BEN NALL, car dealer, recommended highly. I was beginning to look a little bedraggled so I looked for a beauty shop. I was lucky to find one near the hotel ' . It was run by TILLIE JOYNER and ANNETTE KEARNEY. I talked to PHOEBE OVERTON, LINDA GUPTON, and JEAN STRICKLAND, all happily married. They were getting ready for the big engagement party. BETTY MATTHEWS, successful secretary, has finally hooked her boss. I stopped by the new hospital to see the head technician, BETSY BLOUNT. CAROL ANN WALSER stopped by to get the records on famous MICHAEL MORTON. She is nursing him back to recovery after his recent stock car crash. As I was leaving the hospital, I noticed two very neat looking nurses, EDNA ILAY and JEIANETTE KEARNEY, going on duty. I stopped by the Futureville High School to find Superintendent RAYFORD BOBBITT laying down the law to JOHNNY HOLMES ' twin sons. Just because your father is chairman of the board doesn ' t mean that you can get by with murder! I heard a terrible fuss down the hall. FURMAN PEACE was reprimanding a tardy French pupil. His wife is a very cute French girl. Down in the gym. Coach VANCE MENDENHALL was instructing BETTIE STROTHER ' S eighth grade in basketball. I love Chinese food so I dropped into Woodlief ' s Wang Chang Chinese restaurant owned and operated by THOMAS WOODLIEF. I talked to the famous astronaut, WILLIAM PERRY, during lunch. He told me all about his recent trip to Mars. After lunch I stopped by BEN WILLIAMSON ' S Round-Edge Paper Company to find his moccasined feet propped up on the desk. As I was leaving the famous architect, GERALD RAMEY, came in with contracts for the new building. He dropped new White House plans on the floor in his rush. August 3, 1972 Dear Diary: This morning I took in JERRY POPE ' S Circus whichhappened to be in town. I was surprised to see JAMES BRACKNELL with his son taking in all the side shows. He is a prosperous real estate agent. CHARLES ETHERIDGE was doing a fine job as ring master of this multi-million dollar circus. I stopped in at WAYNE HOBGOOD ' S Dancing Studio, where I found BILL PARHAM learning the twitch. His bank was recently robbed by a member of the class of ' 63. On my way to the airport I stopped by JOE WRENN ' S prosperous farm. Sitting next to me on the plane was DOLORES HARRIS. She was taking a vacation from her family to have her new book. Did Shakespeare Really Write Those Plays? published. Before I knew it, I was home again. I enjoyed my visits, but I ' m glad to be home with the family. I ' m looking forward to that class reunion in September. CAROL PEARCE Prophetess 63 So , then, to every man his ehance—• To every man, regardless of his birth, Ilis shining, golden opportunity— To every man the right to live, To work, to be himself And to become Whatever things his manhood and his vision Can combine to make him— This seeker. Is the promise of America.” Thomas Wolfe fllMLinTOO fflBRICS a unit of Burlington Burlington INDUSTRIES, INC. EXECUTIVE OFFICES, GREENSBORO, N. C. Rewarding careers are available in textiles, and with Burlington, world’s leading textile organization. 64 YOU CAN SAVE AT BUy-LO SUPffi-imifiKtT Franklinton and Louisburg North Carolina 65 with Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 1962 STERLING COTTON MILLS, INC Franklinton, North Carolina GOOD LUCK TO THE lOTTLEO UNDER AUTHORITY Of THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY THE CAPITOL COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., INC. The Brown Furniture House 47 Ye ars your Furniture Dealer Phone EX 5-3579 Youngsvil le North Carolina 66 Congratulations Senior Class of ' 62 MURPHY ' S SUPER-MARKET Louisburg, North Carolina CompI iments of THE STRICKLAND BROS. Fords - Thunderbirds - Falcons Wake Forest, North Carolina CompI iments of L.R. 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