Goldsboro High School - Gohisca Yearbook (Goldsboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1963 volume:

i Q E E 4 F E i i I E r I 5 f I k E 4 I 1 . E F s E I i E l T x E ! 5 i S K f E I 5 n 4 B Q I fr er' wxmruy W msunmazm e 1 America: Is My Country f Q. 0 4M,,,.g,Jg,m. , K., .,,5gm-.mm w ff ff uw ,N N , -,Z fu M Q 133 QM ,y ,-, 963 ,-, ,,,, ,, W 1 Q :1 n lw tm M- Published Annually by the Students ot Goldsboro Senior l-ligh School Goldsboro, North Carolina Volume 32 Gale Wilson, Editor limrny Creech, Business Manager I. K. Williamson, Advisor This is America, land of the free. This is the land of the golden wheat field and rolling green meadow, a land richly blessed. This, too, is the land of state fairs, watermelon, foot-long hot dogs, cotton candy, and football games. America has been generously endowed with a great heritage. It is a heritage which has given us much to be proud of: a govern- ment of the people, a government that insures the dignity and worth of its citizens. I am an American. I am one of many who can be called America's greatest natural resource. I have come to America from different parts of the world in search of a better life. And, like many, I have come to know America as the country which offers just that. I know, too, that, as a young American, I have only to take what is offered in education and vocational training. It is for these reasons that I, like all Americans, am proud to be able to say freely, America is my country. Contents 1ntroduction Title Page Foreword Dedication Theme Administration .Board of Education City Schools Administration Senior High School Administration f Departmental Features Gohisca Queen and Court Varsity Club Sweetheart Goldsboro High School Marshals National Honor Society Activities Homecoming Student Life Music Qrganizations Student Association Clubs Goldmasquers Publications Athletics Classes Seniors juniors Sophomores Advertisements 1-13 14-17 18-23 24-33 34-53 54-87 88-163 104-165 166 5 Miss Margaret Kornegay Knowing is net eneughg 'we must atmoly IL il. Trillima jg :not femicmalfr s ea ass' ' ' airs? 7 We must The 1963 Gohisca ls Dedicated to . ,fs ,.-H UOENQC Miss Margaret Komeaay 'R -sf At? Never too busy to help, Miss Kornegay was always ready with anything from test scores for everyone, to advice for seniors, baffled by college application blanks. With scarcely a mom- ent's rest, Miss Kornegay continued her work with the countless students who poured into her office each clay. Happy was the student who found Miss Kornegay with a few free minutes to give to him. ' Wx f 'N W' ' ! ' t ' I '. 1 4.-mug, .. ,5 W ', ,Q ' . A 1' DI .3 if , un, 1 1 ',5f 1'+- ,R .Q I N W o S I 4 U .. 1 'K Kart, 1 I 1 1 .- N-...,.-1 1 -1..., 1 h U. . W 4,1 . 11 ,1 m .11 1'- A V 1. 2 ' 11 H V- 7 ' ' 1 1 , , , 1 1' 1 1 , - .. W., N: , y 5 , I W.. , , V 4 A ...1 1 , b ' . 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It represents the experiences made by men and Women, the ex- periences of those who do and live under that flag. Woodrow Wilson ' , In B +V ,, ,.,, , I .x -V X, , '. 11 ij-'1'q!. AKlfif',,,J-ra . J xt' , in U 4 4 Ylfi- 4 -'nfl' PSTN' I 1 I 1 .w.mf..-...,.,.... i 4 u-wa Activities At Gi-i.S. Are . sv- .W N sf 9 it w I N .. Q, A A fine example of the democratic spirit is found in our own Student As- ' sociation. The students XV, themselves comprise the S. A. It functions for them and with them to give M Goldsboro the fine student ? ' body found at the high school. And the All-American spirit is found at G. H. S. from the homecoming bonfire to the spring base- ' ball gamesg from the magazine drive to Stunt Night to junior-Senior week-end. Z ia WV, , W. was . . . Free Elections . . . Elections are held once a year for S. A. and class officers. Each student is given the opportunity to vote and is urged to vote for the candidate of his choice. Here students cast their ballots in il recent election. ' 'qi WWII.-.I-i.f m Y h . . . Government bythe People . . . The democratic spirit is once again demonstrated by the citizens of Goldsboro-meeting in the high school auditorium I0 . As Democratic As . f '?'?4?f . . . Expression of Ones Beliets . . . One of the beautiful symbols of freedom of beliefs can be found at the First Presbyterian church of Goldsboro. . . cmd The Spirit oi Cooperation. B. R. Ward and Beverly Wiggins help Mrs. Howell count the re- ceipts from the magazine drive. one of the best examples of stu- dent cooperation to be found dur- ing the year. l v 1 i l il I2 . And As American As , i,... - ii .., .T ,...,..-.,..,, - i . ,. ,,. .., 'im 141- ,i ,.!,1!- ,i , ,,.,i J,,fl '1' w if -ev i. if-1 :N fi i Q , . Q- ua,-.J .,. .. R -.f S4-..,.,..v1 U., .4 an One of the highlights of any football season is the homecoming bonfire. The huge blaze, provided at G.H.S. by the sophomore class, represents the eagerness found only in America. . 45 J Q -fl T' q ' il 'ae yr.. i Y Y If-vu .fx -'f.'--if fs. -- 1. Q- J. .. -.x -J if 'QL l.'X.z .--. lil .Ll-.a gl'-.J A5 F X H X W 1 .... , 7,1 ,,.- ..f Lf- u l..gJ...'kf, . U . When the first hot days of summer drift into Goldsboro, many thoughts turn to the coolness of a ripe, juicy watermelon. A perfect symbol of sum- mertime, watermelon is enjoyed by Americans in all parts of the country. L J M li ,MV rg, V ,ra - as Q' ,. t we A 9 --an A, gb N. ,X Vt 1 - 3' . f'11 'T Jl 2 1 ' TH ' f 'f F 'W ,fer , X., T27 h-,,Vf, ,xf.,- ,Q 'f W I k'xT bi 1'Al I i - .-. ,fx -- 1-V 'T-.- 1 -in ,-.--a-,- Teen-agers all over America spend many a Friday night And the crowd went wild. The first football game dancing, and Goldsboro teens are no exception. After tends to bring the first breath of autumn to the air- every home game, a dance is held in St. Stephen's Parish even when the thermometer hits ninety, House. , a 1 .f-.-., V-- - J . 'T 'l T 'iq H 'W i -f-, -fi ,f--. -fx fr sf:-, f- 'xt -we A1 .fe-t , w f---r -- - - --- e-- - ' 1' ,PH 'G '7 .,-1 ,,,f i... ,..i kgs! y -J if ,Wt X ,A ,A H 5, A 1 , t-.,.d. V. Na-' -V' i' .. .. .f,. -aa.- -. if if -..f V. . n. ws. G! W.. ., .L.e..,., U . One of the most exciting moments in anyone's life comes when the fireworks start popping overhead. No one can help feeling proud when he realizes what the Fourth of july really stands for. Remembering is a wonderful sensation. STA Dr burg X. rs N, ' x I w , ,1 I F , fifll' G1 I- Goldsboro Bootrd of Eduoottion The Goldsboro Board of Education is composed of nine members of the communi- ty who are appointed by the Wayne County School Board. They meet once a month with Dr. N. H. Shope, superintendent of city schools, who is also executive secretary of the board. At these meetings, the board discusses matters of importance concerning both high school and grade school students. MR. LLOYD FONVIELLE Cbnirmfzlz STANDING, left to right: Mr. blames Croneg Mr. Lindsay Warreng Mr. Thomas Frankling Mr. Harry Muirg Mr. Bill Boyersg Dr. Con McDonald. SEATED, left to right: Mrs. W. A. Shepherdg Dr. N. H. Shopeg Mr. Lloyd Fonvielleg Mrs. Frank Rems- burg. 'in 'Af' .f 4 T. 33 35? 1 41 at ogg is ' 642 fi. f Qi 2? ft' - 1 9 J 3 1 4,1 wi fy? W.. 1,3 w as 'MQ ' fx, ZW , ,b .4 kg v A 4 .iqgisl Qfgffrit, Saw' 53' fa if t i? 1 , f , f , if f U Z sffgfyd, ai 4,7 . WSZB ' -' ,-fit-'Z it W, , 1, fa ' gf I WJ te: z , iii .fa an , tv? ' 2 I A' , 5, ,, EJ , ay if 2261 Z i Hg City Schools Administration MISS CATHY D STOVER Miss Stover and Mrs. Richter serve the Golds- boro Schools in the ca- pacity of secretaries to Dr. Shope. Miss Stover has been with the city schools for two yearsg Mrs. Richter, one year. MRS. LINDA RICHTER MRS VIRGINIA HOLZKAMM Serving the city schools as treasurer is Mrs Vir ginia Holkzamm She has held this position for two years A'ivZ3i'-uw X' fly ta' 0 MRS BESSIE P COALSON Mrs Coiilson was selected 1960 to be supervisor of all the cafeteiias in thc city school systcm if WW27' MISS ELIZABETH BORDEAUX Always looking for ways to improxe our school sys tem Miss Bordeaux serves as Special Education supervisor WI DR. N. H. SHOPE Szzpefifzlefzdefzt Keeping quality education in mind Dr Nathaniel H Shope has been superintendent of the Goldsboro City Schools for four years. He works constantly with various people to make progress in the betterment of the school system. Dr Shope graduated from Otterbein College and re ceived his Masters Degree and his Doctors Degree from the University of North Carolina. MR EARL DAVENPORT joining the staff for the first time M Earl Davenport was a teacher at the junior High School before being offered the po sition of Business Assistant I ll Play 02 til ln id secrets high s may ' l mr. r I V f in , . - . . . . i tm! t ' -l I ug- . , ' , . ' IV? . . ' 3 5 Qf 155, f ' N ' ' My . . ,I aff' ' s 'QW' fl l :shaft X 'A ,- . ' ' WX3 leggt-gifs K ., ' ' ' is 4' lf ' if D K 1 I A f , lg 2' ,f ti . ' f VM.. 1' , ., . JJ, .g 1 , A lt l .V l I it 3 2 1 -' ' Q11 N 1, , , N. , A f ' 5' ' l . K M. I 'I ' 5 , Y - 1 Y ' t M VV .fi ' , ,Zyl ,, ,W , 2 in 'AQ -f ga 4 Q ,f r r , ' ' ' X . , Wa, H ,QQ S k Q , ' In , f. M . A , . v , . Q I6 . 5 , . - V W' ,mr ' . , N , I v . Zh' U . ....,.. ':Z.L......,L-.,. rg-dans'-,I 11.1, . tar. . - ' M id X 4 , Q f mr M 4... ,..gf,,,,. ,...- --. U -4 4 -5 MRS. NADINE HOWELL Playing an important role in the life of each student is Mrs. Nadine Howell. In addition to serving as Mr. Twiford's secretary, Mrs. Howell manages the high school office. Senior High School Administration MRS. W. BOYETTE Managing a high school cafeteria is not an easy job. This is Mrs. Boyette's first attempt at this type of work, and both students and teachers agree that MRS. BEATRICE K. BALKCUM Before undertaking guidance work for the first time, Mrs. Balkcum taught sophomore English. She now teaches three periods of English, and counsels she is doing an excellent job. the remainder of the day. MR. HAL K. PLONK Serving as guidance counselor and assistant principal is Mr. Hal Plonk. Before coming to Goldsb-oro High School, Mr. Plonk was Director of the Industrial Edu- cation Center. Mr. Plonk received his B.S. and M.A. degrees from Western Carolina College, N,.C. State College, and East Carolina College. MR. C. W. TWIFORD Plrfzripnl Under the capable guidance of our principal, Mr. C. W. Twiford, the students of Goldsboro High School have successfully completed another year. Because of his con- stant reminders of the values of education, Goldsboro High has grown to be one of the finest high schools in eastern Carolina. - V .4 I ,ir-,X .Nl fy.. V I . ', fi- . ' .' , 'Q' 5, , .4 tg... . , iw , t VJ' . ' ..4S: .4 : ':-, t ' . . Q - .. - 3 .w QI. P' ff? 1 gf, 5 , ft it KH. 5 Q ' 1 4 .,, 4 J t . I W tg I ,Nj , QW W t J jvfjqfjhjhlj I4 A . ' . 1. , . Q ,,,,L....:,,.,..,. tl .f, 55. ,A Departmental H1 .would not hesitate to say that the ,., United States is the finestsociety on a grand scale Y 1. , fi E J 1f jf, Vx .Lt , .,. J gf' 1 -3 I 1 ,f,. I ,IJ 1 1 ' v .J , Y- ,.. . -pt 'r .--L .ffl .LJ -,'l '- qu 1 1 ,I F- ..a , If 5 rl Qfsf, -4-1 E ,',. 3 an-an ' 1 1 t i Q Q that the world has thus fart V ' Q Alfred Norlh Whitehead it tx X t s , 'V N I .tlt t. , Qi , ' 't I V'4A1 V'..4 1-ibn? t ft ' ttt, tt tt t tt it f ' ': 4 'T' -1' ' ff vi g ff ttst t, tg 1 if 5 ttttt t' t - t j t t sf -'t' ts :ts , t gi , 0 QF 3 x . R 0 X, if V' xi Ixi al ' X 'J U fa 'U , SE Q, ' E 4 W i ' an Reports - An Important Phase ot English BEATRICE BALKCUM East Carolina College Long Island University, B.S. ELIZABETH GRANT Woman's College, U.N.C. William and Mary, A.B. CAROL HINES f Atlantic Christian College East Carolina College, M.A. ELEANOR POWELL U.N.C., Columbia University, M.S EMILY POWELL Duke University, B.A. ELEANOR SIMPSON Duke University, A.B. DORIS WARD Meredith College and East Carolina College, M.A. IRENE WHITTEN Keene Teachers College and Pacific Lutheran College, B.Ed. Not Pictured: Nancetta Hudson These students do research for English themes. Ann Ward gives an oral book report FLORENCE FAISON fDistributive Educationj Woman's College, A.B. W. D. INICROY JR. fDiversified Occupationj Duke University, East Carolina College, and U.N.C., M.S. LLOYD STEVENS CMechanical Drawingl N. C. State College, M.A. LINDA CAROL THOMPSON fBusiness Eclucationj East Carolina College, B.S. BETTY WILLIAMSON fBusiness Eclucationj East Carolina College, M.A. I. K. WILLIAMSON fBusiness Educationj East Carolina College, M.A. Through Business and Vocational Education, We Prepare ior Work Experience Howard Brown services a Car for one of his Customers. A 20 Students improve their skill by getting in practice at the typewriter after school hours. B' ...i lttndi liliil lllizki Q .i-,. f Bl illZA l.x..Il.t We I' ...sn Gilll lick l X- I , . iliittlil llORl lizicntc llbmm' illflil lltientt l. N C INA l llirthp Guiliort LESLIE lllrthj ll. Mary Gllltll lllathj llliilii WILM, Math cmd Science - Keys to the Future Steve Baddour points out the parts of a flower to interested friends. WALTER R. GAINEY fMathl Guilford College and Texas Christian University, ELIZABETH GILLIKIN QScienceD Woman's College and East Carolina College, M.A. GERALDINE JONES fSciencej Meredith College, M.A. FLORENCE P. LEWIS fSciencej Woman's College, A.B. EXCELL MARKPIAM fSCiencej U. N. C., M.A. INA MIXON fMathj Guilford College, B.S. JUDITH WALTERS fSciencel Pfeiffer College, A.B. B i l 1 y Abbott proves a geometric theorem. LESLIE PALEY fMathj St. Mary's College and Wake Forest, B.S. GERALD WHISENHUNT fMHtll, Catawba College, A.B. WILMA ZIPI-I fMathJ Meredith College, A.B. Dottie Cutler and Dwight Allen improve their French pronunciation. Q3 Knowledge of Other . . LaNelle Jones leads a sociology panel discussion. THOMAS BATCI-IELOR fSocial Studiesl Atlantic Christian College East Carolina College, M.A. EUGENE CAUSBY fSocial Studiesj Catawba College, M.A. ALMA FIELDS CFrenchJ East Carolina College, B.S. DANIEL MCNEILL fSocial Studiesj University of South Carolina, JANE HECKSTALL fFrenchj Salem College, A.B. NELLIS THOMPSON fSocial Studies, Appalachian College, B.S. PATRICIA UZZELL fSpanishJ Guilford College, A.B. CLYDE WHITENER QSocial Studies, Wake Forest, B.S. GEORGE WHITFIELD QSocial Studiesl Lees-McRae junior College A.A. and B.S. His' Lai .1 llc' 0 lliry l f,,.M,,, ...,....t lie . . . Nations' l-listery and Language Makes Our World Smaller. SARAH GETSINGER lLibrarianj East Carolina College, B.S. CHARLES LEE fPhysical Educationj East Carolina College, B.S, EUGENE ROBERTS fPrintingj Wake Forest College, M.A. MARION SELF CHome Economicsj North Texas State Univers B.S. ity, 'rs 5, ' ,A 14,-all JO l-IN THOMPSON fBanclJ Mary Margaret Hooks and Sheila Freeman prepare a meal in Home Appalachian College, Economics. B,S, GEORGE TRAUTWEIN fChorall Westminster Choir College, M.M. Electives Help Us te Cheese Our Careers The Mixed Chorus sin s under the di- 8 rection of George Trautwein. Features nDem0cracy is . . . the recurrent suspicion that more than half of the people are right more than half of the time . . . an idea which hasn't been disproved yet . . . ' E. B. White YL- ,ki Q 9 '18 2 2 4 Z 3 3 ,, we W Q ' ff . 'Y , ' -,4 W .ga QQ 1 '5 M 551:-,. - fx iw, .4..,vH j , F N C, - efgff 4 Y, , 5A5,.i TESL-' 53 4 Y ' K+-' : ff 5xXkV.- :K K N w 1- fy ,gk Wg M Xa f 4 We xx? WXXWX ,J 4. ?'v'4, -bmw... Q 1 ,, Z uf 4, L f I 5 it ff Q , , Mfg m??i !i,L: . x H -L.4.,,f, ,fm ',:.ff:,x., .WW -X 2 f 1223: . , ,A -A ka , -4 ,-91,11-' ,Qz -' ' 135252262 sfiiwggx: x. . . . -.fjlgdr A ' ' , 'f:'f,.'- ' Gohisccr Queen 1963 Miss Icmie'Mctrgc1ret Odom '---warm-rmmtwmfzmge., ..., .,... ...,-.....m,..AtfW..- ---4! Y Miss Margaret Stewart Gohisccr The GOHISCA Queen Contest is sponsored each year by the GOHISCA. Each class is asked to select two girls to represent it in the contest. Pictures of these girls are sent to be judged on facial beau- ty alone . . . Miss Paige Preston Miss Nikki DeGrechie Court . . . One girl is chosen queen, and the remaining five compose the GOHISCA Court. The candidates this year were judged by Mrs. Ted Bissette, formerly Miss Betty Lane Evans, a runner-up in the Miss America Contest where she repre- sented North Carolina. Miss Nadine Monnot Miss Judy Britt Mrs. Ted Bissette, the former B Miss Betty Lane Evans . .. -.....i..i- ...,,...,... ' for 5 55 2 Varsity Club Sweetheart 1 962-1 9 63 Miss Sandra Alford 28 Goldsboro High School Marshals 1962-1963 'Nl' Mrs. Beatrice Balkcum Advisor H Vi l Scholastic marshals are chosen in their junior year. To be chosen, one must rank in the top twenty-five of his class. Marshals usher at various acgvitiesh slzonsoredlbycthe school Barbara Ann Fonvielle an at t e ommunity oncerts. Chief Mamiya! fl if ,l is 5 l 2 Ev Gale Wilson jim Vinson l Fin! Aryiimzzt Second Affiftazzl I 29 I 1' , -,,s,,.a, .35 ..... a,..ama.-,, W- Va 'QQ' Dixie Bartlette une Campbell jenny Branch L E Carol Burrage F 3 ,gl ai' , . le '. GHS. Marshals 5 1 5 E 2 E 3 i S 3 1 l ,gl P- il 5 W l E 4 L il john Diviney Donald Franks Deanna Geisler ii la l l el sa ,v 1 Phyllis Helms David Howell Dot Hults Cissy Miller 30 1962-1963 Bonnie Noel john Parker Pat Patrick Linda Penuel A Robert Pittard Paige Preston Bill Sasser Sterling Thornton Danny Tractenburg HlxT'QV1 VHTYT-J 'X I-'Vjjl li' lily? U1 .-..L4.1 Ju.,4 .1 1.4 -1 - ., , rp fx JP +7 if. 3 tt tzeL15:zs:ff,Qrffga, it f .1 ' an Lf as Le uhvw' B. R. Ward Mary Margaret Waters 3' ,,,, W 6.25 U, Y. L ..... Sandra Alford Kearney Baker Valerie Bekshaw NHS David Howell Vice Prerident Mrs. Doris Ward Adviror my Z WW' AM '! Bonnie Noel Prerzdent june Campbell jimmy Creech Donald Franks Phyllis Helms Carol Burrage Secretary john Diviuey Tremurer Janice Hill Dot Hults john Parker Harold Pate Pat Patrick Notionol l-lonor Society It is a great honor for one to be tapped into the National Honor Society, for one must have scholarship, service, leadership, and character. Not more than fifteen per cent of the senior class and five per cent of the junior class are eligible. One must also be in the top third of his class. Robert Pittard Bill Sasser Doug Sawyer John Simpson Sterling Thornton B. R. Ward Mary Margaret Waters Gale Wilson jim Vinson 33 l l 1 NJ! 1 H y, l H -vwv 'x ', , yi? .R iw if if WI I rl L 1 ,Jig HB1 QI N, S gb l I wt. ,. p as 7 L ww 'fp' Q t Sq ,-'. Aw g-as V, :A-4.'. -- .al 1' -:V VN -fu! L -Q px 3 ,'l , H ' A ' X' wtf ff HOMECOMING COMMITTEE: Isibby Bfyafit,.chaif-- E mang Bobby Barbera-g Sterling Thorntopg and John Parker.. f 'W P wi. 43 4- i9 -f ,, 'pw - The bonfire was a tremendous success. ' .,v- '1 S AC 1 ' Senior room wins float. Eli - i a. sg l962-l963' Homecoming was truly a big success in spite of the inclement weather. Miss Hudson's room won the float competition, and Miss Sandra Alford was crowned Varsity, Club Sweetheart. But of greatest importance, Goldsboro defeated Hanes of 'Winston- Salem, 21-6. ' t , ' .. V V . ag.: ..frf'fe'. '- 'Yi mmm-:s ,i.Q.s..Irflv..i2fi2ifi.f:,rf. - e - . .1 1' fi ',::ff,'A' f 5, -nf' M f ,za in Z.?,y.,. - fb-:f5'E ?fc.-k 1: fi ' 'ff .F3Zff,QJ fi M ':g eff.-' .s:1'1 :.w 'fZ1 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' .: 1655 fr, ia- i' V ' . 'C J,-A irtffpfftif V ,fyq,:gg'- .. .,,, if , . , , , . a,4.,,+.iMmi5va,. f gwa-X p Q , . , 4 2 1 , 0 c o , 4- - Q - 1 fi D M' f,r.1ab,5-f . , - .,.3,, E Qi , , , : K NL. Q 0 0 - , if .I U 9 0 U0 aff? I 15- . . . I, . - 1 e ' ' ' 1 I I ai - . . 31 ' ' ' ' . , ' ' ' . . . -505 ' ' ' 5 ' ' ' ' . , m ', 1 r- I . iii E WE WON: here'si the scoreboard to prov e V ' . q Vinson, gains-,5aga1,n-st, Hanes. Anotheri-DGY Bobbie Sue Persons and Judi Denmark make shopping at the a pleasant chore. school store Lula Lee Vinson and Bob Starr cram for one of Miss jones' learning devices. 36 Rusty Selsor, jean Reese, Ann Ward, and Mike Smith are enchanted by the Music Man. june Alexander and C. J. Hine enjoy a quiet moment during lunch. rDc1y 'i li ra el rr B Gwen Beard, Wfink Thompson, jimmy Fields, and Betty McAfee display their ,, Sophomore talents. Betsy Ward and Jana Lucas admire jack Peoples Senior ring. y 5, E gl lf il Q, 1 xy 4 . ,Xl E f, 5 5 yi ,cf f' . ff . J V f f 'E -i Ev ,s 5 l l , 37 l f, .i 'I I9 fl N lg .sf Barbara Fonvielle and Gale Wilson, marshals, hand a program to Gerald Littleton. ' L We're gonna raise that Victory Flag!! . Another Year . 'Www' john Dees and Beverly Hood set an example for other students. jun-qu e fi Miss Simpsong Mrs. Paley, and Miss Mixon take a Coke break during a busy day. I 38 rf'X I4 Judi Beal, jim Vmson and judl Denmark canvasi 0' f' town during the magazme clrxve with x. F' :.,f- ,fy , 14: 7' X ?' . ' ,C I . A 49 There's always a group of Semols hammmg 1t Lp' , . A Four heads are better than one, say Jeanne Hopewell, Kathy Bahen, Randy Monk, and Roger Kilpatrick. W f , az... Sir Buddy Lewis proves to Lady Phyllis Helms that Chivalry lives on at G. H. S. 40 Wa? ! ill . Another flfle An: Dwight Allen, Janie Odom, and john Parker enjoy the pause that refreshes. It must be 3:35!! i F if! G 5 Memory. Theres a little bit of the devil in all of us, say Barbara Ann Fonvielle, Cissy Miller, and Mary Margaret Waters. La Nelle jones and jimmy Bahen enjoy a Coke at Skinny s All of G. H. S. turns up at the Parish House after a game. High salesmen of the magazine drive were, right to left, Terry Conway ohn Parker, and Rusty Selsor. 0 4. mm' -4 .1 -Q, J sw , 1 1 1 4 , F H.,-.L 1f'- ,. ' 'iff fli- ,,, 1 4,1 Q34 -'.f ..:: M,.:,, ,.,. Q., -.Af Ann ','1kjj:41J .. .,, - 51. ' 1 'um-' J 'if LJ' .i:!'v 1 - :, ix. ,mire H ,f,j1ik'i14f . WE. 31, 1:--, 'zfl?v4'f xi: Ef- . ff if 4 aft m ' M-,Q-Q.-, 1- 5' -fjfwg '::, f My -,,, ' My I , -Md gt A M2 :Wi yur 1 X 1 w 3511! fs W I Choral Deg Ffisfff 14+ 'N . vw - ' ' A ' A . - ....,.,..M- .mmm A Department , A MWA wwf ' wma' ' 2+ 'vm A ,, f ,yy A - M . ,f -V , W'W..,A N, M ASK: I I I 1 I I I I I I I I i 3 A Cappella Choir I I I l I I II I I Girls' voice Class is a begin- ner's vocal study for girls. 15 g III I Girls' Voice Class I I 44 We always look forward to the annual presentation by the A Cappella Choir of Menotti's Amahl and the Night Visit- ors. The Choir also made plans to attend the District Choral Contest in Greenville, N. C. Mixed Chorus 3 l l :xl ii li ,l MR. GEORGE TRAUTWEIN, choral director. l 'l ff li' ig X j i l MIXED CHORUS OFFICERS Martha Hine and C. J. Hine, Members at Large-L Caroline Britt and Pat Griffin, Librariansg Jinx Abbott, E Secretaryg Steve Baddour, Acc.g Buddy Lewis, Presidentg I Jack Peoples, Vice Pres.g Gerald Littleton. Treas. 5 i L ? 5 STEVE EADDOUR, - l accompanist is d 45 A happy ending is ap- parent, with all members of the cast on stage for the finale. The object of their affection. The Pirates . Frederick, the hero, finds himself in somewhat of a tight predica- ment. The policemen strike a fearless pose as they prepare to meet their foe. In the spring of 1962 the Mixed Chorus gave a colorful presenta- tion of Gilbert and Sullivan's The Pirates of Penzance. It is the story of young Frederick's apprenticeship to a band of orphaned pirates. The leading characters were Lin- da Mercer, Mabel, Jarvis Bailey, Frederick, Danny Southerland, Ma- jor Generalg Pat Bowen, Ruth, Bill Stone, Pirate King. A momenta truce between foes and fl' captors. Cl Penzance The Major General's wards console him as he spends a sleepless night A proud Maior General M N HH? ill 'KLL LL Fi My 3 I jf J I 'ff 454 4 -2 , .. ,P z f Se f? 2fq J X 2, - I fi all A -ypf fill X? X' 4 x 1 'gig '? 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W 4 h , 1 i N 5 , L W , jf V , 1 f i E N Q1 ' N. , ,. sq Q' 5 ,A P ,eff K ' R ,X Q ,' 4 4 ? f a X, 1 fx. ,A .4 'fy , fl '4- , , G, , A ' . ffvfz 1 , 1, , x 5 f, ,y V1 .,,,5f'i.-, - A N, ,N A , ' 'f X i ii A 1 DANCE BAND OFFICERS Officers of the Band Department are as follows: Robert Church, Pam Reed, Denny Sutton, Dicky Lynch, Robert Pit- tard DANCE BAND A group in demand by enthusiastic party-makers is the Dance Band. GHS Marching Bernd Participates . In Shrine Bowl Game. BAND CAPTAIN DENNY SUTTON, Captain was selected by majority vote of the Band Members. ' The difficult task of becoming 3rd class musician was accomplished by the following: Kathryn Raines, Pam Reed, Denny Sutton, Dicky Lynch, and The only member of the G. H. S. Band to David H0016- achieve the classification of 2nd class musician is Robert Church. The G. H. S. majorettes K uniform. 1 E I 3 1 3 'U Y, Goldsboro Symphor1io Bc1r Band , f 4 MR. JOHN THOMPSON, Band Director. Participating in various parades is one of the march ing band's chief activities. 53 . H lj. s. .Jw-v '7 L. 5 ..vL,., 1 . .. 3 .. ,Qui N F ,, ,. , ' ,viva 'ff . , .U 1 'G -1, ,Lg 'hh ,' , 'fy-fi 'L' '. fA., ' 7'?i'V1f,IQ'.,'7 . wf' I gl N 'Ai 1 I' .+'. ,, v I xw wv,,,. x f v . 1 , , Ml .f,, 'U ,,,i 19. .n 4' , 4, fn J ,. 5: an . Y- fri 5 Q I ,. I - ff 5- P mic 4 . kv H,,a,4 'A wa, . ff f 1.- ., A , I ml 5.9. Q- qw- .1 . J , 1 - . F9 X,.r fl, jxfbf' Oi ,JL Ihr.. 4 O , 4 r-' ,, . . -S B. .. 'I A I . . ll I 'C 'Ons -ff' , Qu ii 1 ,1 K 3' e The Student Association Sponsors Many Activities. David Howell, Gale Wilson, jim Vinson, Phyllis Helms, and Miss Grant are on their way to a state convention as representatives from our school. .l vga, NZ fi' 'bam' V .im .15-J! was .sf , kai I, 141713 W 2.1.55 13 i.:-Ul'x,iQ,Q BSIQHQU' l -f.-nn.Gf1..., ., 4.- These two students are busy deciding about prizes won during the S. A.-sponsored magazine drive. Pictured above are Sara David Cutler and Richard Daughtry. Dr. Fleming, a most enlightening man, presented a men- tal health vvorkshop for us in the early fall. 55 Ul5l'lUR5 The Student Association of Goldsboro High School is ex- perienced in fulfilling the needs of the students and bringing to them a satisfactory form of student government. This ac- complishment is beneficial in providing greater understanding throughout the school. Student Association Student Association Qtttcers BETSY WARD Treasurer JINX ABBOTT Corresponding Secretary In order for the Student Association to fulfill the needs of the students, a good executive board is needed. These officers were chosen in a democratic manner by all the students to insure a good foundation for our student government. Consequently, this year has been a successful one in that the Student Association has accomplished nu- merous projects that have been beneficial to every member of the student body at Goldsboro High School. PHILLIS HELMS MISS ELIZABETH GRANT Recording Secretary Advisor B. R. WARD President W DWIGHT ALLEN Vice President CALENDAR COMMITTEE: June Campbell fills this year's calendar. Cooperation . BOARD OF ELECTIONS: Oglethorpe Smith has a slight edge over Sam Suitcase in the election David Howell is tallying. BULLETIN BOARD COMMIT- TEE: Connie Robertson publicizes S. A. activities. 'G' ASSEMBLY: Speakers this year were introduced by Dwight Allen. f ff ,.1'1i'f , , , a f f CAFETERIA COMMITTEE: Susan Cole discuss cafeteria plans. CHEERLEADERS: Mary Shepherd and Sandra Alford warm up with a good cheer. 60 . Between Students Z and Mrs. Boyette BUILDING AND HALLS: Jimmy Twiggs Checks l0CkS at the beginning of a new school year. PARLIAMENTARIAN: Beverly Wiggins . And Chosen Leaders . this-I' if -...M VISUAL AIDS: Miss Jones helps Roger Olszanowski with the projector. f 7 f Z 4 0 ,. f wi' W '-31. 52 ' gg-2 fi jiri, , . ' 9.7 f'Z6!?' TZ? DEVOTIONAI.. COMMITTEE: Mike Whitney reads COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEE: Linda Mer- cer and Roger Kilpatrick exchange tickets for a forth- coming Community Concert. the S. A. devotion. RECEPTION AND HOMECOMING COMMITTEES: jeralyn Armatis and Libby Bryant welcome new and promising students to the School. bl . Is Achieved Through . . . PUBLICITY COMMITTEE: Susan Self works hard making and put- ting up posters to publicize S. A.-sponsored activities. GROUNDS COMMITTEE: In Steve Clark's able hands lies the future of the many beautiful young plants on our campus. SOCIAL COMMITTEE: LaNelle Jones prepares refreshments for the upcoming Homecoming Dance. 'QV 1. ATHLETICS COMMITTEE: Always well-organized and available for any job is the chairman of this committee, Bill Carr. Mrs. Getsinger is a good hand at keeping our library straight. G-PINS: Barbara Fonvielle, chief marshal, explains the honor roll to two attentive students, Jeralyn and Linda. Competent Committee Chairmen. FINANCE COMMITTEE: Betsy Ward helps iron out financial difficulties of the S. A. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS: Are Mary Margaret Waters and Loretta Shaner really trying to solve the problems of the world? FLAG COMMITTEE: Donald Franks and Ronnie Brock display our new Victory flag. I E f l io l D om f ., i5ir.fT, fZ'....,.........' .M Club Plcms Spring Banquet OFFICERS: President, Bill Sasserg Vice President, Paige Prestong Sec- retary, Kathy Kearneyg Treasurer, Elaine Cannong Advisor, Miss Peele. Reading French magazines can be fun. Le Cercle Frcmccxis The French Club, one of the more active clubs in our school, has many different projects planned for this year. Guest speakers top the programs for the club with an annual banquet in the spring to climax the activities. The French Club, organized in 1947, has grown each year until it has reached the ranks of one of the most popular clubs in our school. OFFICERS: President, Alan Brown, Vice President, Pat Patrickg Secretary, Joyce Tysong Treasurer, jean Reeseg Advisor, Mrs. Uzzell. jean Reese, Martha Hine, and Linda Bunn find fun in putting up a Spanish bulletin board. Spanish Club Club Plans Lectures The Spanish Club, now in its third year, has proven itself as a club which creates an interest in Latin America, not only to its members but other students as Well. This club has many activities and many interest- ing speakers lined up to speak at their meetings. With the guidance of its advisor and the leader- ship of its leaders, this club will be one of the outstanding clubs of our school. lt I T r ff' la F, 1 rj T' it .',x .J--In it llit its mg Well-vt has be The mfmllr lo wo latin 1 Capable Leaders Set Stage for Accompltshment .,,.,q.....,...v .aa- The Latin Club has had great success throughout its many years of organization. Wfith a capable and well-versed advisor and good leaders, the Latin Club has become the backbone for all clubs in our school. The activities are many for this year, and each member of this club is always willing and eager to work for the betterment and the growth of the Latin Club. Latin Club OFFICERS: President, Lesley Whartong Vice President, Linda Helmsg Secretary, Susan Troutmang Treasurer, Kathy Hooksg Advisor, Miss Simpson. Students often turn to fellow students for help in Latin. 67 Leaders of Tomorrow in Homemoking The girls in Future I-Iomemakers of America are fast becoming the leaders of tomorrow in home- making. Banquets are planned, meals are cookedg and above all, each girl gets needed information in the care and planning of a home. Not only are meals and a balanced diethstressed, but also sewing is a very important part of Home Ec. Each girl makes at least one dress or skirt and models it before the class. In the spring a fashion show is given and prizes are awarded for the best dress or suit made by the girls. f Judi Price and Kathy Carr are learning the fundamentals of setting a table. OFFICERS: President, Kathy Carrg Vice President, Mary Margaret Hooksg Secretary, Carol Reeseg Treasurer, Sheila Freemang Ad- visor, Mrs. Self. Future l-lornemokers of America OFFICER Elie Guidir prfd. ill Sec Fulu ll l - at l . --f--- -- - Guidance in teaching is an important part of being pre- pared. OFFICERS: President, Pat Patrickg Vice President, Donna Ebertg Secretary, Margaret Stewartg Treasurer, Jinx Abbott. Future Teachers of America Members Gain Experience The Future Teachers of America are well on their way to choosing a career. The guidance they receive, being aides to teachers, and conventions they attend, all go into their groundwork of be- coming a teacher. In the fall of this year, the club went to the State Convention for F.T.A. and each member got a taste of what it would be like to be a real teacher. Q W3 HS 252 Ti xii Q0 EW I vi 4232 I 8 S52 E 9 57. WI..- . gy, ww-4. Students Leorn While Working l x iso- Vg. Brenda Durst is at work making a sale at Weil's. OFFICERS: President, Larry Herringg Vice Presi- dent, jake Beckworthg Secretary, Mary Wilsong Treas- urer, Thurman Dareaukg Reporter, George Lipscomb, Advisor, Miss Faison. Distriloutive Education Club 70 ,. I The Distributive Education Club, since its organi- zation in 1939, has produced a large number of capable workers. Each year students in D.E. work part time, and in this way gain the needed experience for full-time work in the future. This club has taken an active part in state and district meetings and won many awards throughout the years. Boys Receive Cn-Iob Training i 5 i Guiding and directing boys in their vocational training is the goal of the Industrial Cooperative Training program. I Under the guidance of Mr. McRoy, their advisor, these boys prepare for their future work. OFFICERS: Wiley Munden, Edward Honrine, Henry Parrish-President, and james Daniels. 5 Industrial Cooperative Training Club A f E I 4 E IE is J i. 1 1 i 1 1 1, i. I. 5 i I, I 7l 1 . 1 5 , Soroipbook Is Interesting Project ot Club Members OFFICERS: President Susie Bo ette' Vice President anic , y , i J 'S Boydg Secretary, Mary Margaret Hooksg Treasurer, Shelia Mozingog Advisor, Mrs. Getsinger. Fixing the scrapbook of the club is a big job. 72 Librory Club The Library Club, after last year's reorgani- zation, has reached a new height of success. The membership of the club has grown as well as the number of projects the club has undertaken. This club plans to set new records in the years that follow. SENIOR DIVISION 4.-If OFFICERS: President, Susan Spicerg Vice President, Linda Helmsg Secretary-Treasurer, Roger Smith. JUNIOR DIVISION Biology Club Full Schedule for Year Planned The Biology Club has many activities planned for this year. Lectures, field MQ trips, and discussion groups line up this I year's work. This club has proven it- self successful in only four short years. mpgs. OFFICERS: President, june Campbellg Vice President, Donna Ebertg Secretary-Treasurer, Lesley Wfharton. ...fmmvmf-'A ' i l i E 5 ll li , .,.. 1, , e - I , 4 . 4 7 -'zz J 'K' - ' , ., . ., 'f 4.-gf ' 4' 'Q 1 .,,, f, ' ,,,,4 ,J ,A sg J . al .,.. J .4 2 , L ' ' 7 A ,V Vw Wm ,y gp gg Q 3 at Q 1 M sf 3 ' - , 3 '-42 1. . , - ' Vx aj.-.A ,. s' ' L-a ff'-, 2 Q . . . M. ,111 W 5 4 ff 7' if kr 1 ii 2 - , . 2 ' 'A4 6 :z :Q A X f 121 L Q, 37 5 pg ' W'fff:aa3?1waw2 My ,,, 9 'Q i ' '7 ? Zi awww V ,W f Aww we f- f ,iffw f - v Q2 T,',f,Ll F ', H73-gh-'p 1:r?UgAzj.j , A , ff , 'jg 2 4 x as 1' s Club Reorgcmizes The Math Club, in its third year, has as its purpose to create an interest in math, not only to club mem- bers, but to other students as well. Membership is V opened to all who have an aptitude for advanced algebra and higher mathematics. Due to the enthusiastic interest of all the club's members, and their new advisor, the members expect an even bigger enrollment in the club. Bus Drivers Important members of any student body are the bus drivers. These are the boys who get up earlier than most to bring the students to school and whose day doesn't end until .the last student is safely home. To these bus drivers we owe a vote of thanks. Bus drivers left to right are: Hal Plonk, director of the bus fleet, Lou Childre, Ronny Davis, Billy Fail, jimmy Holloman, Steve Ellis, Ray Thomas, Terry Brown, Norman Stevenson, Dan- ny Boyette, and Jerry Edwards. Moth Club OFFICERS: President, Buddy Lewis Vice President, Mike Whitney: Sec retaiy-Treasurer, Olivia Mayo, Ad visor, Mrs. Ziph. 75 I Pep Club OFFICERS: President, Jeanne Hopewellg Vice President, Betsy Wardg Sec- retary-Treasurer, Betty Ward. OFFICERS: President, Bob Griffing Vice President, Gay Blandg Secretary, Barbara Bennettg Treasurer, Rose Marie Godwin: Exhibit C0-ordinator, Don Kimblallg Pam Libinskyg Advisor, Miss Hudson. Art Club 76 New Clubs Two new clubs have been started at Goldsboro High School this year, the Pep Club and the Art Club. The Pep Club is a club to promote the right kind of spirit in our school for all kinds of athletics. This club is sponsored by the cheerleaders. The Art Club is a club which offers guidance and help in the field of art. The members of this club have done many art projects. C I fi! 53? N R1 if fn his Ins' :STE Im ZW 'ii fm 15? HW W 5? IM 1, I' W ,, ,Ca :Sf psig. 1-if 1 xr wax fp 319 z W...- Z. i.. M? pu... 51, ......,--.U-. www 5+ - .N 1 Q-1 I fr ,yy l 5 uv. ' 1 ' f Xl E' ..-....,, I V Z W . if A ,Q X .W . . Lb: 4 . A L g ' I : 9, 5 Lf' fl, .5 ' V W-Q 51 1 r 1 - V 5' X , V f f li? S if Q ' 1 pw-nmmu.. , wwmm S '1 .1 F A QCD FIRST ROW, left to right: Connie Tew, Ray Thomas, L. D. Still, Hope jessee, Peggy Smith, Patricia Oddo, Bobby Dalton, Bob Sherard, David Carter. SECOND ROW: Sherrie Bissette, Carolyn Massey, Jerri Corman, Ann Smith, Hazel Best, Carol Swett, Patty Conners, Sandy Bissette, Paris France, Linda Strickland, Gay Bland, Sondra Burton. THIRD ROW: Richard Daughtry, Roger Kilpatrick. Carol Warrick, Judy Coombs, judy Britt, Michelle Lecler, Linda Ander- son, Reba Best. Betsy Ward, Lynn Blalock, Connie McCormack. FOURTH ROW: Ricky Aycock, jackie Warrick, Ches Crow, Douglas Corbett, Barry Mansfield, Bobby Clayton, Edward Herring, Frankie Grant, Dwight Allen, Roberto Agramonte, Larry Livengood, Bill Wyatt. 'n I .. 1 E Fi 5. L, w M I X Q! ii 1 if y Q I xr' Y. 5 1 P l 5 1 1 o 1 l , , v,.., -..,..,-mW Judi Beal Jenny Branch Libby Bryant June Campbell Terry Conway l l s Q 5 ll l 3 El ll il ii LaNe1le Jones l 2, s sl is li if in il l l l Sterling Thornton Preridenl ,Jl. gi i f .s,1f1l'l':2' ' ig 3 , nz- ,fa V f,..: -' MN' ' :Ast-0,414 .H -' ' ,Q , . re, ,. lazy N fa Q., fy: 7' ' 4 4,,.- .tx , x gi , ' x fr i L K 4 it l K I J 3' H Yr: 2 cl ref -Q li , 1, P 'sf-fi-'ns-P' 'ML Qflgggf -ss. Mrs. Eleanor Powell Adififor 82 Lg W Sammy Cox Judi Denmark Barbara Fonvielle Robin Helms Janice Hill David Howell if .lik A if f gly - .L W.. . John Parker Bobbe Sue Persons Paige Preston Susan Self Quill and Scroll To be elected for membership in the Internation- al Honor Society for High School Journalists, one must be recognized for his work on either the J annual or the school newspaper, by his advisor. I. K. Williamson Advisor , :D 1 4 41 5 M fy 5 5 1 v ,045 i ,J KP f J, 7 cf f Q3 0 Haig - fjfrff J , ,,.l ,, I rw i ,N ' f aw , .5 , W ff 1 X , Kay Combs Vice President Mary Margaret Waters Secretary Jimmy Creech Trearurer in Jim Vinson Linda Weeser-Krell Beverly Wiggins Gale Wilson '. . ..,. 'I In 1..,i,1f lv l Gohisccr IQG3 GALE WILSON ROBIN HELMS Editor PAIGE PRESTON Circulation Manager Associate Editor In the spring of each year a number of interested students meet to begin work on the next year's annual. These students start their work with the selling of advertisements that help pay final cost of the book. Although the editor works during the summer to complete the first six- teen pages which carry out the theme, actual work be- gins in the fall when the various section editors plan their parts and try to have them completed by Christ- mas. The finished book is sent to the publisher in january and arrives for the students in the early spring. JIMMY CREECH Business Manager TERRY CONWAY Advertising Manager Q-p. ,- fig , ,L I. K. WILLIAMSON Advisor 83 ff N ADVERTISING STAFF ,-nik -ffm 'x A .ri sf ff' I 'J FEATURE EDITORS: Catherine Byrd and Gail Edwards DEPARTMENTAL EDITOR: Barbara Ann Fonvielle ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR: jenny Branch SPORTS EDITORS: Doug Sawyer and john Simpson '63 Gohisco Sets New Circulation Record. , MUSIC EDITORS: Laura Roach and Joyce Tyson GOLDMASQUER EDITOR: Dwight Allen '! ? CLASS EDITORS: Ann Ward, Betsy Ward, Sara David Cutler, Martha Gibson, Mary Margaret Waters, and Beverly Wiggins. : I' it STUDENT LIFE EDITORS: I.aNelle jones and jim Vinson HOMECOMING EDITOR: john Parker STUDENT ASSOCITION EDITOR: Susan Self A - 'fsmigmzf K ' , gf 2W5k445'f2?'7Z f ,V , is :45fKfi',: T'1,j: ze! fi Z , , , STERLING THORNTON Editor The journalism class is composed of jun- iors and seniors who have a good English background in writing. The students them- selves contribute all written material and sell ads to support the paper. The Hi-News is published ten times a year. Hi-News Staff 1963 MRS. ELEANOR POWELL Advisor REPORTING STAFF ADVERTISING STAFF BUSINESS MANAGER Kay Combs ASSISTANT EDITORS: Lesley Wharton and Jim Vinson ADVERTISING MANAGER: Janice Hill SPORTS EDITOR: Sammy Cox FEATURE EDITOR: jenny Branch CIRCULATION MANAGER: Libby Bryant HI-NEWS SHOP MANAGERS: Bobbe Sue Per sons and Judi Denmark. If we win will not be cause we are a great country Bigness But greatness 15 endurmg 1962-63 Varsity Football Team El l -bbc .l -- -. -l. FIRST ROW, left to right: Jimmy Herring, Tinker Duke, Ed Carr, Dickie Kannon, joey Franklin, Ricky McLawhon, johnny Hawley Eddie Wyatt, Sammy Vinson. SECOND ROW: Mike Harris, jimmy Whitmer, Ben Shuler, Billy Honaker, Jimmy Creech, Wayne Boyce, Bill Thomas, Bill Carr, Wayne Sullivan. THIRD ROW: Mike Stewart, john Diviney, john Simpson, Dennis McClenny john Witzell, Mike Sasser, Mike Parrell, Bill Ellis. FOURTH ROW: Butch Whitesell, Arlow Triplett, Mike Cole, Tom Brown Tom Andresky, Ed Cox, Lamont Futrelle, Hal Davis, Tommy Short. 1962-63 Coaching Staff: Head Coach, Gene Causby gd 530 , 1 iaglgll'NJ For his outstanding coaching achievements, Gene Causby received the honor of Co-Coach of the Year from his fellow North Carolina coaches. In his three years at G.H.S., Coach Causby has brought Goldsboro from a position of habitual de- feat to one of respect in the conference and in the state. Assistant Coaches Gerald Whisenhunt and George Whit field. Varsity Co-Captains Sammy Vinson and john Diviney SCHEDULE GOLDSBORO OPPOSITION 7 Jacksonville 1 5 2 6 Wilson 0 1 2 Rocky Mount 1 4 1 4 Fayetteville 28 1 S Raleigh 26 27 Wilmington 24 1 3 Kinston O 20 Hanes 7 6 Durham 6 uQuctkes Shake Car The Earthquakes finished the season with a 5-4 record. This marked a return to prominence in the Eastern 4-A. The Quakes matched many standards that had been unap- proached in recent years. Some of the highlights included the first winning season since 1958, and the first victory in Wil- mington since 1944. The placement of john Diviney, Ricky McLawhon, and Sammy Vinson on the All-Conference Team was one of the many post-season honors earned. Parrell, Sasser, and Wyatt earned second team berths, while Diviney went on to take All-State honors. Gene Causby shared Coach of the Year honors with the coach of the State Championship team, a tribute to the dis- cipline and determination characteristic of the 1962-63 Earth- quakes. Paramount Sportsmanship Trophy, jimmy Creechg Moose Lodge Most Valuable Player Award, Sammy Vinson. Wyatt and Vinson congratulate each other on their respective offensive leads. 90 Dr. Howell and His Interns Frontg jimmy Howell. Standingg Donnie Best, Gerald johnson, and Thomas Marlow. Carolina Gridirons Hard-hitting fullback Vinson, displays the type of running which earned him the nickname Slamming Sammy. Shouts of victory were not unfamiliar to Quake players and fans after the game. Vinson on the move. The Defense Closes In. The Quake defense exhibits the crowd of blue which marked a stinginess in yardage yielded. 9l :mv .A , .rl l The uBcrby Qucxkesn I I 1 FIRST ROW, left to right: Dennis Clark, Hugh Hill, Cleve Paul, Keith Allen, Dennis Read, Ken Bremmer, Larry Lowery, Billy Newsome, Donald Jones, Jimmy Price. SECOND ROW: Larry Thomas, Watts Parrish, Mike Denton, Benny Farmer, john Dees, Steve Burns, Bob Roses. Mike Stevens, Lee Bryan, Otis jones. THIRD ROW: Carl Stevenson, Gene McGowan, Kenny Collins, Skip Slocumb, joe Cox, Donald Heath, Eldred Mauldin, Eddie Stewart, Ken johnson, Frankie Hill. FOURTH ROW: Bobby Falkner, Gene McBride, Gary Damron, Emmett Howell, Bobby Holland, Larry Walker, Dennis McFeron, Craig Hood, Layton Getsinger, Craig Wade. FIFTH ROW: John Weems, Chuck Watley, Jarvis Moore, Edsel Stroud, Coach Charles Lee, Coach Ned Thompson. HIV. Cheerleaders 5 I D Left to right: Ellen Derby, Evelyn Richter, Linda Coombs, Martha Gibson, Barbara Capps, Sara David Cutler, Mary Louise Dowling, Brenda Coombs, Kathy Bahen, Beverly Hood., Mary Shepherd. Left to right: Tony Farmer, Dennis McClenny, Bill Starr, jimmy Stroud, Tommy Hall, Don Bunn, Dickie Kannon jimmy Stewart Eddie Wyatt Dickie Turlington, Doug Sawyer, Tommy Arnold, Lee Wyman, Coach Charles Lee. Varsity Basketball 1962-1963 GOLDSBORO OPPOSITION GOLDSBORO OPPOSITION 53 Charles B. Aycock 52 59 Fayetteville 72 Jacksonville 66 54 Rocky Mount 60 New Bern 44 24 Wilmington 50 Kinston 54 57 Durham 63 Kinston 57 55 Wilson 66 Jacksonville 68 51 Broughton 61 New Bern 56 57 Fayetteville 51 Charles B, Aycock 45 48 Rocky Mount 53 Wilson 54 44 XX'ilson 63 Broughton fRaleighj 57 53 Durham 38 Durham 21, .. , ,sf--r '4 Q td nys. X gi '-': .f. ,545 gig? 7 M - : Q wiffi , -nf 'ff 1 ' . .15 .Q ,, M, .WV-1 ,x . .. TQ. x . 2 Q, qs. if . I. ' 4 'Ks Xe wg , '46 'A QW J, 2 ,,,,, . 'N-. ff' qi? Yi to 521 RECORD IV. Gergers Herve Successful Season Goldsboro Opposition 32 Aycock 29 64 jacksonville 57 New Bern 38 Kinston 50 Kinston 80 jacksonville 71 New Bern 45 Aycock 40 Wilson 37 Raleigh 46 Fayetteville 45 Rocky Mount 55 Wilmington 59 Durham 48 Wilson 47 Raleigh 49 Fayetteville 41 Rocky Mount 54 Wilmington 48 Durham Bill Starr, playing defense, waits for an offensive move. MANAGERS: Carlton Daniels, Bert Wooters, and Floyd Sauls. JUNIOR VARSITY CO-CAPTAINS: jackie Turlington and Billy McLawhon. Also pictured is Coach Whitfield. l.V. Basketball Left to right: STANDING: Bob Starr, Cleve Paul, Eddie Stewart, Allan Summerlin, Ken Johnson, Dennis McClenny, Lee Albert, johnny Britt, Mike Benton, Layton Getsinger, Dickie Horton, Eddie Horton, Gerald Waddell. KNEELING: Co-captains, Billy McLawhon and jackie Turlington. STANDING: Coach George Whitfield. 9550 45600 umnuunm Q HQ J ug 0 H-w'rv 0 62 63 Wrestllnq Team 0-Ho S t elle K ' ofH'Q .HQ FRONT ROW left to right joe Nassef Eddie Radford Donnie Best jimmy Whitmer, Benny Harrell, Frank Peoples, Roy jones SECOND ROW Skip Ambrose Allan Gallagher Ed Cox Don Sewell, Ed Carr, Bill Carr, Pat Stephenson, Tom Gerrxty Robert Aires THIRD ROW Coach Bill Kemp Mike Stewart Kim Bremmer, john Diviney, John Parker, Tom The 62-63 wrestling squad is one of the best all-around teams Goldsboro has pro- duced. With a number of experienced wrest- lers returning, the team has the potential of being the best in school history. The key to the team's success will greatly rely on the determination of the members. I Denny Sutton awaiting the pitch against Wilson. B 6 2 3, 31' Q Mike Sasser digs for home. jones comes into third safely. FRONT ROW, left to right: Manager Benny Harold, Donnie Langston, Denny Sutton, Steve Kearney, Jack Probeck, Danny Southerlancl, jimmy Bahen, joey Franklin, Wayne jones. SECOND ROW: Coach Gerald Whisenhunt, Harold Pate, Mike Parrell, Bill Starr, Eddie Gomez, Johnny Barwick, Mike Sasser, Randy BOWCIS, Eddie WYHYY, and Coach 5aUd6fS0fl- 'F M , 1 , 9 ' 1, -' , , , E ' 1, 1 , . f' . l A ' 3 V' , ' f 5 Fe iff if if 1 I 3 H -L 115 434. '61-'62 Golf Team FRONT ROW, left to right: Mike Whitney, Rose Markley, Bobby Freeman, Rusty Napier, Dennis Haney. BACK ROW Coach Ned Thompson, John Parker, Bobby Baum, Dale Brown, Bill Rhuerwein, Danny Trachtenberg, Jimmy Dugan. Danny Trachtenberg lines up a putt. john Parker addresses his tee shot. . gy '61-'62 Trotck Team FRONT ROW left to right: Jay Derby, Jimmy Herring, Ed Carr, Bill Carr, Ricky McLawhon, Dickie Kannon, Tinker Duke, Arlow Triplett, Robert Gibbs, Larry Kersey, Dwight Carter. BACK ROW: Jimmy Howell, Manager, Bill Thomas, john Simpson, john Diviney, Richard Pascoe, George Newsome, jackie Kannon, Bryan Haskins, Sammy Vinson, Mike Stewart, johnnyrHawley, Coach Gene Causby. , W I , 5 f 0 M - M f if ,Qi ' limi, H5 ,V ,. - .Q My ,gy flif f ,M W? The Quake Cinder-men had a much- f 5237 - , improved season, scoring several 1m- ,T ,,1 ,i- ,gs-if la 13 'f' Q, ,X f qfy . 17, . . . . . 1 , wg, 0 , , Q 5: Q V, 4, ll, pressive victories over their opponents. - if s T at ..... S . , ' 49 A A5 QR , up gi f ! I. 4 1 ,Q -V 541 - Q .fy , I 0 3 sp A ,WK ' ,ff -e fl , 'ei ' V. A 3, f -if 1,5 3' ii U V V A I- U 32 ,7. 0. .Z 2 fm,a.,.'.4:?.f' 'B 15, g f , 7 S., s P fa? 515244 'I - a selg. J' f , ' J' 5 ,fliv fiffff 4 ' se wr ' , ,-1 l T I F' iiiz' Miglia ,ig K I i J T 1 af 4' WK f - I 1. V , 0 3.1 f.-:- if , ff 2' My , ' Q we Va-i - - 'Fil if t 'A ' ,. 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SANDRA ALFORD ' A ' Head .?....f h A , - 3 - lf, 'lffff K --H5 -7 lf, ii,:E JERALYN ARMA-T15 I Assistant Head ' MM ' 9 A PAM LUBINSKY JUDI DENMARK JEAN REESE Q DENE JERNIGAN 2 E 5 E IDI The entire athletic program at GHS is represented in the Varsity Club. Eligibility for membership may be earned through achievement in any one of the seven sports offered in the program-football, basketball, baseball, wrestling, tennis, track, and golf. Varsity Club Prayer When the score stands against me and there seems little chance to win, when there is a whole half to play and I am hot and tired and sick at heart, then I pray, Divine Comrade, for strength to play the game. It is easy enough to play when I am winning, when I feel fresh and there are no odds against meg but when things are go- ing wrong and I am tempted to cheat, to gamble, or to quit, then I need Thy help. I want to take life as a game and play it fair and hard. To do this, I need some strong lead- er, so I pray that Thou art al- ways with me. When I am cowardly or tired, or baffled, give me the sense that Thou art by my side, telling me how to plan my way and giving me the courage to keep on. Be with me in the contests o-f today and all through life's courses. Amen. rr - s s as I , at e ' 9 rt ar rca 2 , ,,r, , i Advisor VARSITY CLUB OFFICERS-FRONT ROW: Sammy Vinson,. Yice Gene Causby President, Ricky McLawhon, Sergeant-at-Arms. 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S.A. 3, Corr. Sec. 43 French Cl. 3, 43 F.T.A. 4, Treas. 43 A Cappella Choir 3, 43 Amahl 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Sec. 43 Pirates of Penzance 33 Intra. Basketball 23 jr.-Sr. Comm. 33 jr. Council 33 Board of Elections Comm. 3, 43 Reception Comm. 4g Stunt Night 2, 3, 43 Hmrm. Off. 2, 3, 43 Superl. 4. SHIRLEY RUTH ADAMS Educated in her specialty-talk. S.A. 23 Spanish Cl. 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 4. ROBERTO ALFREDO AGRAMONTE Bravery never goes out of fashion. Sr. Council 43 Spanish Cl. 43 Goldmasquers 3, 43 Miss Goldsboro Pageant 33 Fashion Show 3. JUNE CLARE ALEXANDER Grace was in her steps, heaven in her eyes. D.A,R. Award 33 Biology Cl. 2g Latin Cl. 2, 33 French Cl. 43 Math Cl. 33 Science Cl. 33 Board of Elections Comm. 3, 43 Handbook Comm. 43 jr.-Sr. Comm. 33 Stunt Night 2, 3, 4. SANDRA JAY ALFORD Always friendly and full of fung her good humor is surpassed by none. S.A. 23 Soph. Council 2, Parliamentarian3 Senior Council 43 Chr. Cheering Comm. 43 jr.-Sr. Comm. 33 Stunt Night 2, 3, 43 Soph. Stunt Night Queen 23 j.V. Cheerleader 2, Headg Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Head 43 Mixed Chorus 43 N.H.S. 43 Varsity Cl. Sweetheart 43 Pep Cl. 43 Superl. 4. JERALYN ANN ARMATIS Likeable, versatile, bubbling personality. Varsity Cheerleader 4, Asst. HCadQ j.V. Cheerleader .23 Pep Cl. 43 F.T.A. 3, 43 M. Cho. 3, 43 Pirates of Penzance3 A Cappella 3, 43 Amahl 3, 43 Stunt Night 2, 3, 43 S.A. 2, 43 Social Comm. 3, 43 jr.-Sr. Comm. 33 Reception Comm. 2, 3, 4, Chr. 43 jr. Council 33 Hmrm. Off. 3, 4. BETTY LOU AYCOCK Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Latin Cl. 23 Biology Cl. 2g F.T.A. 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Stunt Night 2, 3, 43 S.A.. 43 Board of Elections Comm. 2, 33 Social Comm. 4. JAMES JOSEPH BAHEN, JR. A man must play some in order to endure his work. Hmrm. Off. 2, 3, 43 Biology Cl. 23 J. V. Baseball 23 V. Base- ball 3, 43 Intra. Basketball 2, 3, 43 S.A. Z, 33 Stunt Night 2, 3, 43 jr.-Sr. Comm 3. JARVIS DAVE BAILEY Let my song fill the night with music. Pres. of jr. Class 33 French Cl. 23 Math Cl. 23 M. Cho. 3, 43 Pirates of Penzance3 A Cappella 2, 3, 43 Amahl 2, 3, 43 Goldmasquers 3, 4, Board3 Hasty Heart 33 Showtime 33 Mousetrap 33 Unto the Least of These 3: Miss Golds- boro Pageant 33 Fashion Show 33 Hmrm. Off. 2, 3, 43 Stunt Night 2, 3, 4. KEARNEY MILLER BAKER Good qualities are the substantial riches of the mind. N.H.S. 3, 43 Miss Fire Prevention 43 F.F.A. 4g Community Service Comm. 43 Stunt Night 43 S.A. 2, 3, 4. Lakenheath High School, England. Moy We Always Stand Together . ROBERT EARL BARBERA Such a friendly person is rarely found. Varsity Cl. 2, 3, 43 F.C.A. 43 Tennis 2, 3, 4g Intra. Sports 5, 45 Soph. Council 23 Hmrm. Off. 2, 31 S.A. 31 Athletic Comm. 2, State Tennis Tour- nament 3, 4. WOODROW THOMAS Comm. 2g International Rela- tions Comm. 2. JACQUELINE VERONICA BARRON We praise those who love their fellow men. Lakenheath I-Iigh School, England. DIXIE LEE BARTLETT Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. Marshal 4, Latin Cl. 2, 3. BARDEN Laugh and the world. laughs with you. S.A. 4. JIM VINSON BONNIE NOIL PEGGY ANN BAREFOOT A sweet and considerate per- son. F.H.A. 2, 3, Sec. 2, F.T.A. 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 3g Pir- ates of Penzance 3g S.A. 4g ' Hmrm. Off. 2, 33 Devotional '95 Q az , ,ff .. f 534.1 . In the Future Now Unseen. . JOHNNY CEDRIC BARWICK He fights to win the game and never thinks himself to win the fame. Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4g S.A. 2. SARAH PATRICIA BASS Gentle and sweet, true in reality. D.E. Cl. 3, 43 F.H.A. 3, 4. Racking up brownie points. Clotss of '63 Seniors? I-IARRIET AMANDA BEALI. Quiet, gentle, and refined, always thoughtful and very kind. Mt. Olive High School. VALERIE MARGARET BEKSHAW All her dealings are square and above board. N.H.S. 4g Biology Cl. 2, 5, 4g Lat. Cl. 2, 5g Math Cl. 32 Fr. Cl. 45 Pep Cl. 4g Science Cl. 33 A Cappella 3g Amahl 5g Mixed Chorus 3g Pirates of Penzance BL Devotion Comm. 3g Board of Elections 4g Stunt Night 2, 5, 43 jr.-Sr. Comm. 3. JULIA CAROL BEAL Witty remarksg unlimited storeg personality plusg has fun galore. Hmrm. Off. 2, 3, 43 French Cl. 2g Mixed Chorus 41 Stunt Night 2, 3, 43 jr-Sr. Comm. 53 IV, Cheerleader 2: Intra. Basketball 4g Hi News Staff 45 Social Comm. 43 Quill and Scroll 4. DANIEL EDWARD BOYETTE It is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. D.O. Cl. 2, Goldmasquers 2. SUDIE CATHERINE BOYETTE Purity of heart is the noblest inheritance. Library Cl. 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4, F.H.A. 4, Hi News Staff 2, 3, Hmrm. Off 2, 3. ALICE VIRGINIA BRANCH Gay personality with added rascalityf' Marshal 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, French Cl. 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Biology Cl. 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Pirates of Penzance 3, GOHISCA Organizations Ed. 4, Hi News Feature Ed. 4, S.A. 2, 3, Hmrm, Gff. 2, 3, Stunt Night 3, 4, jr.-Sr. Comm. 3, Hi News Staff 3, 4. RITA CONSTANCE BREXWER A merry heart doth good like a medicine. Math Cl. 3, 4, Pep Cl. 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Goldmasquers 2, 3, 4, Hasty Heart 3, Mousetrap 3, Showtime 2, 3, God's Test Tube 2, Miss Goldsboro Pageant 3, Unto the Least of These 3, Fashion Show 3, Goldmasquer Board 4, Intra. Bas- ketball 4, S.A. 2, Hmrm. Off. Z, 3, Stunt Night 2, 3. MARY CARULYN BRITT Ready smile and good heart, always ready to do her part. A Cappella 3, 4, Amahl 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Girl's Chorus 3, Goldmasquers 3, Showtime 3, Unto the Least of These 3, Mousetrap 3, Social Comm. 3, 4. HOWARD BROXVN It matters not how long you live, but how well. D.O. Cl. 2, S.A. 2. LOUNES BLACKMAN True to work and friend. D.O. Cl. 3, 41 Vice Pres, 3, S.A. 2, Hmrm. Off. 2, 3. NORMA JEAN BLANKENHORN Wl1at sweet delight a quiet life affords. Biology Cl. -il Library Cl. 4, F.H.A. 2, Pep Cl. 4, Intra. Bas- ketball 4, jr.-Sr. Comm. 3, Stunt Night 3, 4, Hmrm. Off. 2. JEANNE BONNE A good disposition is more valuable than gold. JACOB WILI.IAM BOSSERT, III Never let it be said.that I don't have my fun. Mgr. Varsity Football 21 Goldmasquers 2, 3, Guys and Dolls 3, Stunt Night 2, 3, 4, Intra. Basketball 2, 3, Hmrm. Off. 2, 3, 4, jr.-Sr. Comm. 3, Reception Comm. 3. -sit 5 f' ,, ' ' . ' , , Q . ,Q Q-I I . : : ,, F223 . 1 12 4' V ' i' .! '5'L14's -f f?i'fl.'Z ' I 93. -- . I 'il lb ' . 'e'4,' , 1-' - , , issfff., ' , ' , . l P A ' MMM tv-mmm M-Mm-, -.-fmmrmx ! Our Aim, to Give Our All, - NANCY RUTH BROWN A face with gladness overspreadf' Board of Elections Comm. 2, 3g Goldmasquers- 33 j.V. Cheer- leader 2g S.A. 2g I-lmrm. Off 2. TERRY RAYMOND BROWN Leave silence to the saints: I am but human. j.V. Football 2. IIO ELIZABETH ANN BRYANT Personality and wit combine to make a popular person. Quill and Scroll 4, Pep Cl. 4g Mixed Chorus 3, 4g Amahl 4, Pirates of Pen- zance 3g A Cappella 43 Intra Basketball 4g Hmrm. Off. 2, 3, 4g Stunt Night 2, 3, 4g Re- ception Comm. 3, 4, Chr. 49 jr.-Sr. Comm. 3g j.V. Cheer- leader 23 S.A. 23 Homecom- ing Comm. Chr. 43 Cir. Mgr. Hi News 4g .Soph. Council 25 Flag Comm. 4. RUSSELL DONAVAN BUNN An athletic boy with a will to please and take life as a joy. ' Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Rose- wood School. CONNIE BURNS Sweet and gentle, good and true, smart, sincere, and friend- ly too. Math Cl. 3, 45 Biology Cl. Comm. 4g jr.-Sr. Comm. 3g Mixed Chorus 3g Pirates of Penzance 3g GOHISCA Staff 4 F.T.A. 4g 2g Lunchroom Graduating Clctss MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED GALE WILSON B. R. WARD JUNE CM2 Adam their ir- mst int Nl-l.S. 3, 5: B 4, Milf Stl. Cl Q 5, .A i'il'l'm -ll Ratt Sr. Curr 'l. i f :-. ir ee' :- u 1' 5- is A 95 uf IOHNI He car rempmtii D.O. Cl F2 , . Sa L. . t. i l r' 5, . -i'-. JUNE CAROLE CAMPBELL Adam had lots of sons and there are lots of 'em I haven't met you. N.H.S. 4, Marshal 4, Lat. Cl. 2, 33 Biol. Cl. 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Math Cl. 2, Fr. Cl. 2, 3, Sci. Cl. 3, 4, Stunt Night 2, 3, S.A. 2, 3, Comm. Chr. 4, Hmrm. Off. 2, 3, 4, Hi News 4, Reception Comm. 2, 3, Jr.- Sr. Comm. 3, Quill and Scroll 4. ELOISE CAROL BURRAGE The most natural beauty in the world is honesty and moral truth. N.H.S. 3, 4, Sec. 4, Marshal 4, Sr. Class Sec. 4, Latin Cl. 2, 3, A Cappella 3, 4, Amahl 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, Pirates of Penzance 3, Intra. Basketball 4, Stunt Night 2, 3, 4, Publicity Comm. 4, Calendar Comm. 4, S.A. 4, Hmrm. Off. 2, 3, Hand- book Comm. 4. DORIS ELAINE CANNON Light brown hair, friendly eyes, wonder where her fu- ture lies. Math Cl. 2, 3, 4, Sci. Cl, 3, 4, Biology Cl. 2, 3, 4, Pep Cl. 4, French Cl. 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4, Intra. Basketball 2, 3, 4, S.A. 4, Social Comm. 4, Stunt Night 3, jr.-Sr. Comm. 3, Hmrm. Off. 2. SON DRA LEIGH BURTON Roll around heaven doing the Hucklebuckf' Golclmasquers 2, 3, 4, Show- time 2, 3, Hasty Heart 3, G0d's Test Tube 2, Fashion Show 3, Mousetrap 3, Miss Goldsboro Pageant 2, 31 Gold- masquer Board 4, Floorshow 2, 3, 4, Intra. Basketball 4, Hmrm. Off. 2, 3, Superl. 4. WILLIAM RAY CARR The walking definition of a good sport. Varsity Cl. 3, 4, A Cappella 4, Amahl 4, j.V. Football 2, j.V. Baseball 2, V. Foot- ball 3, 4, Wrestling 4, Track 3, 4, S.A. 2, 3, 4, Athletic Comm. 2, 3, Chr. 4. JOHNNY P. CARTER He can resist everything but temptation. D.O. Club 2. LAFE DAVID CARTER, JR. Life is not life at all with- out delight, NEDT Certificate of Merit, Goldmasquers 2, 3, 4, Show- time 2, 3, Hasty Heart 3, Make-Up Head 4, Mouse- trap 3, Towards Zero 2, Teach Me How to Cry 2, Unto the Least of These 3, Wrestling 2, S.A. 2, 3, 4. KENNETH RONALD CASEY To worry little, to study less, is my secret of happiness. D.O. Cl. 4, A Cappella 2, 33 Goldmasquers 3, Mixed Chor- us 2, 3, Pirates of Penzance 3, Holiday Showtime 33 Track 2, 4. ERIC RUSSELL CARTER When the sun shineth, make hay. Mount Dora, Florida. SANDRA ELIZABETH CATALANO Her means of communica- tion will never be exhausted. Biology Cl. 2, Library Cl. 4, French Cl. 3, F.H.A. 3, 4, A Cappella 2, 3, 4, Amahl 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Pirates of Penzance 3, Girl's Chorus 4, S.A. 3, Stunt Night 2. STEPHANIE ANNE COLEMAN As merry as the day is long. French Cl. 4, Science Cl. 4, Cafeteria Comm. 4, Saint Andrews Priory. LINDA KAY COMBS Choose your love and love your choice. Quill and Scroll 3 4, Vice Pres. 4, Intra. Basketball 3, 4, De- votional Comm. 4, Hi News Staff 2, 3, 4, Business Mgr. 3, 4, Cafeteria Comm. 4, jr.-Sr. Comm. 35 Hmrm. Off. 3. ROBERT MEREDITH COMBS Pretty is as pretty does but it saves time to be good looking. jr.-Sr. Comm. 3, Hmrm. Off. 2, 3, Stunt Night 4. WAYNE DOUGLAS COMER Quiet, yet nice to know. Rosewood High School. ROBERT ANDREW CHURCH All musical people seem to be happy. Band 2, 3. 4, Second Lt. 4, Musicianship Award 2, Service Award 3, Stage Band 3, 4. JOHN DAVID CLARK Seldom serious and loving fun. D.O. Cl. 2. MILTON STEPHEN CLARK, JR. A popular man is a powerful man. Biology Cl. 2, 3, Vice Pres. 2, Pep Cl. 4, Golf 2, 4, Chr. Citizenship Comm. 3, Chr. Grounds and Halls Comm. 4, International Relations Comm. 3, Stunt Night 2, 3, 4, Soph. Stunt Night King 2, Handbook Comm. 4, Hmrm. Off. 2, 3, 4, Superl. 4. CATHERINE ANNE COATS Her fun is as deep as the ocean, her troubles as light as its foam. Goldmasquers 2, 3, 4, Showtime 2, Legend of Dust 3, God's Test Tube 2, Girl's Chorus, Intra. Basketball 2, 33 Community Service Comm. 3, Jr.-Sr. Comm. 3, Social Comm. 2, 3, Hmrm. Off. 2, 33 S.A. 2. PATRICIA DIANE COHEN 'Tis good to be merry and wise, full of mischief, wit, and glee. F.I-I A. 2, 3, Sec. 33 Goldmasquers 3, 4, God's Test Tube 2, Showtime 2, Towards Zero 2, Hasty Heart 3, Mousetrap 3, Miss Goldsboro Pageant 3, Unto the Least of These 3, Fashion Show 3, Goldmasquer Board, 4. SUSAN IRENE COLE Neat and efficient is this little miss. Honorary Marshal 4, French Cl. 4, A Cappella 3, Miiced Chorus 3, 4, Pirates of Penzance 3, S.A. 3, Chr. Cafeteria Comm. 4, Board of Elections Comm. 3, Jr.-Sr. Comm. 3. Lajes High School, Azores, Portugal. Hit apt DOD .A Scitnqt Night tions i lil ,ISP lfRR lt ist Spanisl C0unti . As on God Our Hope Will Leon. .MM JOHN SOLOMON COOPER, III A little nonsense now and THERESA LOUANN CONWAY Friendly people are better met than described. Quill and Scroll 4, IV. Cheerleader 2, V. Cheerleader 3, 4, Spanish Cl. 3, 4, Pep Cl. 4, Biology Cl. 2, 3, 4, French Cl. 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. Hmrm. 2, Stunt Night 2, 3, 4, Hi News staff 4, Adv. Mgr. GOHISCA 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, A Cappella 3, Pirates of Penzance 3, Jr.-Sr. Comm. 3, Board of Elections Comm. 4, Social Comm. 3, Publicity Comm. 2, 3, S.A. 2, Superl. 4. LARRY COOKE To live with leisure and never fret or worry. Off to Faison then, is relished by the best of men. Math Cl. 3, Spanish Cl. 3, 4, Science Cl. 3, 4, Band 2, 35 Stunt Night 3. History dates are hard to remember, but she'll never forget a phone number. DOUGLAS RAY CORBETT A gentlemen at all times. Science Cl. 4, Goldmasquers 3, 4, Trail of Tears 3, Stunt Night 2, Jr.-Sr. Comm. 3, Hmrm. Off. 2, International Rela- tions Comm. 3, Goldmasquer Room Business Mgr. 4, Asst. House Mgr. 3, 4. JERRIE RAE CORMAN It is best to live as a friend. Spanish Cl. 3, Vice Pres., Pep Cl. 3, Sec., F.H.A. 4, Soph. Council 2, S.A. 3. Senior Class SAMUEL HENRY COX I-Ie who can sacrifice pleasure for duty approaches sub limityf' Math Cl. 4, Building and Halls Comm. 35 Hmrm. Off. 2 jr.-Sr. Comm. 3, Hi News Staff 4, Quill and Scroll 4. VICTORIA ELIZABETH COX How sweet and fair she seems to be. D.E. Cl. 4, Girl's Chorus 3. VIRGINIA LYNN CROOM The way to a man's heart is through his stomach, so I',ve taken up cooking lessons. Spanish Cl. 33 French Cl. 2, 31 Goldmasquers 33 Prize Play 3, Showtime 3, S.A. 2, 3, Hmrm. Off. 2, 3, 43 Bulletin Board Comm. 3. EKRON CHESLUN CROW, III To do easily what is difficult for others is the mark of talentf, Goldmasquers 3, 4, Mousetrap 3, Unto the Least of These 3, Hmrm. Off. 2, 3, Jr.-Sr. 2, 3, jr. Council 2. JAMES HAROLD DANIELS The secret of success is constancy of purpose. D.O. 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4g Hmrm. Off. 4. THURMAN LEE DAREAUK Mischief comes by the pound and goes by the ounce. Treas. Sr. Class 43 D.E. Club 4, Treas.g S.A. 3. II4 1 A BEST LOOKING JIMMY HERRING LANELLE JONES Clcxss ol '63 ...-... , W , , W . . To Our Colors, White oincl Purple . DONALD EARL EAVENPORT Ambition and self-confidence signify success. Varsity Cl. 3, 45 D.O. 45 Tennis Mgr- 3: 5-A- 2, 3, JoYcE ANNETTE DAVIS She'll march her way to a happy future. Pep Cl. 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Maj- orette 2, 3, 4, Asst. 3, Head 45 Goldmasquers 3, 45 Unto the Least of These 33 Miss Goldsboro Pageant 35 Fash ion Show 35 Showtime 3 Intra. Basketball 2, 3g Hmrm. Off. 2, 43 Stunt Night 2, 3 45 S.A. 25 Jr.-Sr. Comm. 3 Lost and Found Comm. 2 Board of Elections Comm. 3 45 Superl. 4. RONEY LEONARD DAVIS, III He enjoys what life has offer. Varsity Cl. 45 V. Tennis 2, 3, 45 Intra. Basketball 2, 3, 45 S.A. 35 Athletic Comm. 25 Soph. Council 25 Hmrm. Off. RONNY GENE DAVIS A playboy at heart. D.O. Cl. 45 Goldmasquers 4. JULIA KAY DENMARK Short and sweet, cute and neat, tripping along on her two little feet. J.V. Cheerleader 25 Varsity Cheerleader 3, 45 Pep Cl, 4g Social Comm. 45 Reception Comm. 4g ETA. 45 Jr,'Sr. Comm. 35 Intra. Basketball 45 Hi News Staff 45 Stunt Night 2, 3, 45 Hmrm. Off. 2, 35 Hi News Shop 45 Quill and Scroll 4. IIS . Our Allegiance We Shall Give. PATIENCE DENMARK She is small stature-Her wit is contagious. Spanish Cl. 23 Biology Cl. 23 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 A Cappella 2, 3, 43 .'All13lllQ,' Intra. Basketball 2, 43 Jr.-Sr. 35 Stunt Night 2, 3, 43 Hmrm. Off. 23 S.A. 23 Social Comm. 43 Devotion Comm. 23 Superl. 4. BILLIE LEE DENNIS Always laughing, never saclg sometimes naughty, but nevef bad. Latin Cl. 23 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Pirates of Penzance 33 j.V. Football 23 J.V. Basketball 23 Stunt Night 3, 43 S.A. 23 Jr.-Sr. 3. i gfifwwai f Italia JOHN FREDERICK DIVINEY, JR. An athlete true with virtue high. NH.S. 3, 4, Treas. 43 Mar- shal 3, 43 Varsity Cl. 2, 3, 4, Pres. 43 F.C,A. 4, Pres. 43 V. Football 2, 3, 4, Co- capt. 43 V. Wrestling 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4g V. Track 33 V. Baseball 43 J.V. Baseball 23 J. V. Basketball 23 Shrine Bowl 4: Superl. 4. ALBERT CURTIS DUKE 'Life's race well won, life's work .well done. Spanish Cl. 3, 43 Latin Cl. 2, 33 Varsity Cl. 3, 4g j.V. Foot- ball 23 V. Football 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Stunt Night 2, 3, 4g Jr.-Sr. 3. JACKSON ROBERT EASLEY All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy, all play and no work makes jack a mere toy. S.A. 2, 3, 4. Graduating Class Sing along with Senior Trio. Oops ! I .HW llafifp W UND! 3 Qggnzii Ljoiiisi Cori LISTO l.vlIl'. Smu llitli C lib: 5,A. .. fl lf-'5 SIE E .Ax li' ll' RQ Bt 'll S ln' Q THOV DO, C 51 P-. B.lRl3i yi LQ .+, f.o . ,LM M. 3 ttyl ma, l P... II6 Q lr. Q LINDA GAI L EDWARDS All the sweetness of life collected in one person. Spanish Cl. 2, 3, Vice Pres. 3g F.T.A. 4g Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Pirates of Penzance 3g A Cappella 4g Amahl 4g GOI-IISCA Feature Ed. 4, jr.-Sr. 35 Stunt Night 3, 45 Social Comm. 43 Hmrm. Off. 2, 3, 4. LISTON GERALD EDWARDS jolly, good-naturecl, full of fung if you want a friend, here is one. Math Cl. 43 Science Cl. 4, Goldmasquers 2, 35 God's Test Tube 2g Showtime 2, 33 Prize Play 2, 3g Track 33 S.A. 2g Chr. Building and Hall Comm. 33 Treas. of Soph. Class 2, jr.-Sr. 3. STEPHEN DOUGLAS ELLIS A quiet, thoughtful person is I I.C.T. Cl. 2g J.V. Football 23 j.V. Baseball 23 Mgr. Varsity Baseball 2. BOBBIE PRICE FIELDS Marriage is destiny, made in heaven. S.A. 2, 35 Hmrm. Off. 2, 3g Intra. Basketball 2, 4g Dev. Comm. 2. THOMAS LEE FLOWERS True to work and friend. D.O. Cl. 4, Goldmasquers 2, 3, 4, Board 3g Showtime 2, 33 Pr1ze Play 25 Trail of Tears 33 Miss Goldsboro Pageant 2. BARBARA ANN F ONVIELLE E-Iger hair is like the shining sung she's neat and sweet and full o un. ' Marshal 43 D.A.R. Award 3g Quill and Scroll'4g M. Cho. 3, 4g Pirates of Penzance 3g Stunt Night 2, 3g GOHISCA De- partmental Ed. 41 Chr. G Pin Comm. 43 jr.-Sr. 33 Hi News Staff 43111 Council 3. XVILLIAM HERMAN FAIL A man's work is never done. D.O. Cl. 3, 41 S.A. 3. MICHELE PATRICIA FARTHING An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow. Social Comm. 43 Hampton High School. MACON EARL EZZELL Take thine easeg eat, drink, and be merry. DE. Cl. 2, 3. VERNON ALSTYNE FLOARS Mischievous to the imp de- greef' Hmrm. Off. 2, 3g S.A. 2, 3 jr.-Sr. 3. II7 E :F 3 y. 4. qmmmmaw U.. In the Guidance of Our Motto . . . BEST PERSONALITY JOHN PARKER JINX ABBOTT Senior Class HARRY GEORGE FRANCE Let the path be open to talent. York High School, Yorktown, Va. JOSEPH WELDON FRANKLIN, JR. I like the game and want to play. Varsity Cl. 2, 3, 4g J.V. Foot- ball 2, Co-Capt., V. Baseball 2, 3, 4g V. Football 3, 4g Intra. Basketball 2, 3, 43 Hmrm. Off. 2, 3, 4, Mixed Cho. 4g Stunt Night 3, 4. DONALD RAY FRANKS Striving to work for his school and others. N.H.S. 3, 4g Marshal 4g Pep Cl. 4, Spanish Cl. 2, 3, 43 Math Cl. 43 Library Cl. 3: F.T.A. 4g S.A. 2g Chr. Flag Comm. 4, Homecoming Comm. 4, Hmrm. Off. 2, 33 Reception Comm. 2: Jr.- Sr. 3, Hi News Staff 2, Stunt Night 2, 3, 4, Building and Hall Comm. 3, Co-Chr. 3. IVEY JEAN FRITZ An act of goodness is of itself an act of happiness. French Cl. 23 Pep Cl. 4g Mixed Chorus 45 Social Comm. 2, Flag Comm. 2g Hmrm. Off. 2, 43 jr.-Sr. 33 Stunt' Night 3, 4g F.T.A. 4. BARBARA BELCHER FULLERTON A friendly smile and a good disposition are wonderful assets. Library Cl. 4, F.T.A. 4g New Buffalo High School, New'Buffa- lo, Mich. :Nl Her W Mixed DEM There- Marsh. A CIP THO His Varsit ROBI A srl Varsit Ernest STH Silen Scient PATI A cl Pep K Ama 5L W1 IAN! llmrll Frrncl Xgfl Hone: lORl ap, Bulk' ll. N CAR 'il nrt lllfl Gini ll Cai flfxiz SANDRA CARTER GARDNER Her ways are ways of pleasantnessf' Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Pirates of Penzance 3, Lumberton High School, Lumberton, N.C. DEANNA KAY GEISLER There are small things which wield a mighty influence. Marshal 4, Math Cl. 3, French Cl. 4, Library Cl. 2, 3, Sec. 3, A Cappella Choir 4, Cafeteria Comm. 4, jr.-Sr. 3. THOMAS RICHARD GERRITY His friendship is like a door that has neither lock nor key. Varsity Cl. 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, S.A. 2, 3, 4. ROBERT MICHAEL GIBBS A scholar plus an excellent personality. Varsity Cl. 3, 4, Science Cl. 3, 4, Math Cl. 4, Track 3, 4, Ernest Harmon High School. STEVEN EUGENE GODWIN Silence is the safest course any man can adopt. Science Cl. 4, Math Cl. 4. PATRICK CRAVEN GRIFFIN A clever boy, full of song, as merry as the day is long. Pep Cl. 4, Calendar Comm. 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Amahl 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Pirates of Penzance 3, Wrestling 4, Hmrm. Off. 2, 33 Jr.-Sr. 3. JANICE ELAINE GROSS Intelligence and grace make a perfect woman. French Cl. 4, F.T.A. 4, Latin Cl. 31 Hmrm. Off. 3, Stunt Night 4, jr.-Sr. 33 Cafeteria Comm. 4, Handbook Comm. 4, Honorary Marshal 4, Greer High School, Greer, S.C. LORENA LEE HADDAD She's small but that doesn't cramp her style. Bulletin Board Comm. 4, Stunt Night 4, Asst. Feature Ed. Hi News 3, Wurzburg, Germany. CAREY ROGER HAM I never did anything worth doing by accident. MICHAEL FRANCIS HARRIS Girls-what are they? A Cappella Choir 3, Varsity Football 3, 4, Track 3, Heidelberg American High School. -W-M, .. wtmtit-M mm wmmwmmm iiiiiiimww.. 'H' -Y . A I20 Wil' SH ARYN STEWART I-IARTLEY She's ever cheerful, true and kind. D.E. Cl, 4, New Bern High School, New Bern, N.C. JOYCE CAROLYN HATCH A quiet, thoughtful person is she. RICHARD AARON HEATH Good thoughts are bet- ter than empty words. Library Cl 'P DE Cl HELMS The best, noblest life is set toward high ideals. N.H.S. 3, 4, Marshal 4, Pep Cl. 4, L'atin Cl. 4, Biology Cl. 2, French Cl. 4, Mixed Chor- us 3, 41 Pirates of Penzance 3, A Cappella 2, 3, 4, Amahl 3, 4, Intra. Basket- ball 3, 4: S.A. 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. Jr. Class 33 Board of Elec. 2, Social Comm. 4: Rec. 7? JOSEPH VIRGIL HENDERSON There are girls in houses on every block and us boys are pioneering souls. Hmrm. Off. 3. JIMMY OLIVER HERRING He could wink at the moon and it would slide down out of the sky and roll along beside him. Varsity Cl. 4, Goldmasquers 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Showtime 2, 3, Mouse Trap 3, Miss Goldsboro Pageant 2, 3, Brusie and Willie 2, Prize Play 2, Trail of Tears 33 IV. Football Z, V. Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Hmrm. Off. 3, 4, Superl. 4. Sec. S.A. 4, EDSCC 3, NCSCC 4' Stunt Comm 3 JANICE GLENN HILL A rare mixture of ser- iousness and frivolityf' N.H.S. 4: Quill and Scroll 3. 4, Spanish Cl. 3, 4, F.T.A. 4: Mixed Chorus 4, Intra. Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Bulletin Board Comm. 3, Devo- A . tion Comm. 4, Adver- tising Mgr. Hi News 4, Hi News staff 3, 4, Hmrm. Off. 2, 3. CHARLES JAMES HINE Cute, quiet, with a touch of wit. A Cappella Choir 4, Amahl 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Intra. Bas- ketball 3, 4, Wrestling 2, S.A. 2, Hmrm. Off. 2, 3, jr.-Sr. Comm. 3. ROBERT EARL HINE Personality is the thing that towers over everything else in the world. Spanish Cl. 3, Biology Cl. 2, Math Cl. 3, Intra. Basketball 2, 3, 4, S.A. 2, 3, Hmrm. Off. 2, 3, 4, jr.-Sr. Comm. 3, Stunt Night 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Comm. 3, Recep. Comm. 3, Social Comm. 2, Superl. 4. SANDRA HINSON A friendly, easy-going miss. . We Shall Always Try to Live. Class of '63 MOST DEPENDABLE BUDDY LEWIS PHYLLIS HELMS GLENDA RAYE HOLT A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. D.E. Cl. 4, Bay High School and Leroy High School. EDWARD LEE HONRINE Easy to get along with. D.O. Cl. 3, 4, Treas. 4. CAROL PERSON HOOKS She seeks the very best of life. D.E. Cl. 3, 4g F.H.A. 25 S.A. MARY MARGARET HOOKS Courtesy is a true alchemy, turning to gold all it touches. F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 45 Library Cl. 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, Sec. 4, Hmrm. Off. 2, 3. DAVID JAMES HOWELL Those who are commended by everybody must be extra- ordinary. N.H,S. 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4, Quill and Scroll 4g Marshal 3, 4g Biology Cl. 23 Latin Cl. 21 French Cl. 3, 45 A Cappella 3, 43 Amahl 3, 43 Tennis 2, 3, Hmrm. Off. 2, 3, 4, S.A. 2, 33 Board of Elections Comm. 43 Stunt , Night 2, 3, 43 Hi News Staff 4g jr.-Sr. Comm. 3, NCSCC 4g Chr. Elec. Comm. 4, Hand- bo0k,Comm. 4. LINDA CHERYLE PATRICIA INEZ DOROTHY JEAN HOWELL HOWELL HULTS A light heart liVC'S 100g- Fairer is a flower. Both wise and delightful to Library Cl- 4g F.H.A- 2, 43 Hi French Cl. 2, 4, Cafeteria known News Staff 3. N.H.S. 3, 4g Marshal 4g Vice Pres. of Soph. Class 23 Latin Cl. 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 43 S.A. 2g Chr. Bonfire Comm. 23 jr.-Sr. Comm. 3, Stunt Night 2, 3, 43 Hmrm. Off. 2g D.A.R. Citizen of Yearg Showtime 3. Comm. 4, jr.-Sr. Comm. 3g Stunt Night 4. MERVYN PATRICK ISLES A friend through thick and thin. Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Pirates of Penzance 3, Hahn, Ger- many. JERRY SUTTON CAROLYN MARIE HQPE LEE JESSEE JACKSON JERNIGAN Whatever worth doing at all Happiness .is the key to a ':Pleasant to be arOund. is worth doing well. successful llfefi D.E. Cl. '43 Library Cl. 2g Goldmasquers 33 Showtime Goldmasquers 2, Showtime F.H.A. 25 Devotional Comm. 33 God's Test Tube 32 2g God's Test Tube 2g 2, Treas. 2. Mixed Chorus 4g Goldmas- Stunt Night 2, 3, 4g jr.-Sr. quer Board 3g Hmrm. Off. 4., Comm. 3. LINDA PAULETTE PAMELA LEIGH JOHNSON JOHNSON Manner, not gold, is wo- The sweetest noise on earth, man's best ornament. a womarfs voice. Goldmasquers 4g Fike High F-T-A 43 Hmfm- Off- 2, 32 School, Wilson, N.C. Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Pirates of Penzansen 3, A Cappella 3, 45 Amahl 3, 4, Goldmas- quers 2g Showtime 35 Fash- ion Show 33 S.A. 33 Stunt Night 3, 4, jr.-Sr. Comm. 39 Social Comm. 2, 33 Commun- ity Service: Comm. 4. JUDITH KAY JOHNSON Sweet and shy, nice to be with. ' F.H.A. 23 Girls' Chorus 3, Hmrm. Off. 2. Someday the Class Will Part, . Graduating Class MOST POPULAR TERRY CONWAY EARL HINE FRANCES LANELLE JON ES Heaven lent her an angel's beauty. Quill and Scroll 43 Pep Cl. 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Pirates of Penzance 33 Showtime 33 Intra. Basketball 2, 43 V. Cheerleader 3, 4g S.A. 3: Chr. Social Comm. 43 GOI-IISCA Court 23 GOHISCA Student Life Ed. 43 Hmrm. Off. 2, 33 -lr.-Sr Comm. 33 Stunt Night 2, 3, 4g Miss Holiday 4g Superl. MARY JEAN JONES 'Friendliness that can't be measured. D.E. Cl. 43 Grantham High School. MARY KATHRYN KEARNEY Mind cannot follow it, not words express her infinite sweetness. Latin Cl. 2, 33 Science Cl. 43 F.T.A. 4g French Cl. 3, 4, Sec. 43 Hmrm. Off. 2, 33 jr.- Sr. Comm. 33 Stunt Night 2, 3, 43 Cafeteria Comm. 4. MICHAEL LAURENCE KERSEY I may not always be right, but I'm never wrong. Varsity Cl. 2, 33 Math Cl. 43 stunt Night 2, 4, JV. Foot- ball 23 Track 2, 33 S.A. 2, 3, 4. THURMAN LEE KIDD, JR. Thought is deeper than all speech. D.C. Cl. 4g Goldmasquers 2, 3, Stage Manager 33 Show- time 2, 3g Towards Zero 2g Miss Goldsboro Pageant 2, 3g Unto the Least of These 33 Hmrm. Off. 2, 3. IZ3 s l .,...,.,,.., ww mwmwaw f ' nwcaf- 4, LAURA NELLE KING A good laughing face, a friendly heart. D.E. Cl. 4, F.H.A. 3. DONNIE SHERRILL LANGSTON From all reports, he's the best of sports. French Cl. 3, 4, Varsity Cl. 3, 4, j.V. Football 2, J.V. Base- ball 2, V. Baseball 3, 4, Intra. Basketball 2, 4. CLARENCE FRANKLIN LEWIS, JR. Put the best you have in life, and the best will come back to you. Math Cl. 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, French Cl. 2, 3, Biology Cl. 2, A Cappella 2, 3, 4, Amahl 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Pirates of Penzance 3, Goldmasquers 3, Hasty Heart 3, Showtime 3, Miss Goldsboro Pageant 3, Fashion Show 3, Landsmen 3, 4, jr. Council 3, Sr. Council 4, Reception Comm. 2, Devotional Comm. 4, Superl. 4. DALLAS EUGENE LEWIS To worry little, to study less, is my secret to happiness. D.C. Cl. 3, 4. PATRICIA LEWIS Look up and laugh and love and live. D.E. Cl. 4. WALTER EUGENE LEWIS I'm not a surgeon I do a lot of cutting up. D.O. Cl. 3, 4. WILLIAM EUGENE LEWIS He does what he should, so he doesn't have time to do what he shouldn't. P.E. Class Captain. GERALD WINSTON LITTLETON Jerri Who's afraid of the big, bad wolf? Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4, Pirates of Penzance 3, A Cappella 2, 3, 4, Amahl 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Trio 2, Lands- men 3, 4, Civil War Centennial Celebration 2, J.V. Basket- ball 2, V. Tennis 2, Intra. Sports 3, 4, Hmrm. Off. 3, Stunt Night 2, 3, 4, jr.-Sr. Comm. 3. CHARLES ARTHUR LIVINGSTONE Never let it be said that I don't have my fun. Hmrm. Off. 2, S.A. 3, jr.-Sr. Comm. 3. SHARON LOU LUNT Her smile, her voice, her comely ways. Her bubbling person- ality betrays. Biology Cl. 2, Latin Cl. 2, French Cl, 3, 4, Math Cl. 4, Intra. Basketball 2, 3, Stunt Night 3, 4, jr.-Sr. Comm. 3, Talent Show 2, 3, First Place 2. But Ever in M-vgw.. 'G' A Our Hearts . RICHARD JAY LYNCH The jolly drummer boy. Biology Cl. 23 Math Cl. 33 Sci- ence Cl. 3, 41 Spanish Cl. 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 4, Staff Sgt. 2, 3. Second Lt. 4, Quartermas- ter 4, Third Class Musician 2 3, 4, All-State Band 3, 43 Intrai Basketball 33 Stunt Night 3, 43 Jr.-Sr. Comm. 3. CHARLOTTE KAY MCBARRON Let friendship creep gently to a height. Library Cl. 4. GARY PETER MCDOWALL A winner never quitsg a quit- ter never wins Goldmasquers .4g St. Vincent's C High School. JOEY ALLEN McGROARTY Wit is the salt of conversation. D.E. Cl. 4g j.V. Basketball 2g S.A. 2g Superl. 4. LAWRENCE FULLER MCINTYRE I have fung I just go about it quietly. ,E-..-L...... vw -emma: ww.. - .W-...-.-www.. 1 . . Remain the Memories of Yesterday. BEST ALL ROUND SANDRA ALFORD JIMMY CREECH 5f'rViCfr C0mm. 4- Clcxss of '63 JOANN MCKEEL Soft spoken and sweet-this girl you would want to meet. D.E. Cl. 4g Girl's Chorus 43 Hmrm. Off. 2, 3, 4. RICHARD BRUCE McLAWHON He puts his heart in the gameg in that way he has won ours. Varsity Cl. 2, 3, 4, Sgt.-at- Arms 43 j.V. Football 2g V. Football 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 4g Superl. 4. LINDA ANN MALPASS Smile and the world smiles with you. F.T.A. 43 Pep Cl. 43 Intra. Basketball 2, 3, 43 Show- time 39 Board of Elections Comm. 33 Stunt Night 2, 43 jr.-Sr. Comm. 33 Community LARRY JAMES MASSENGILL The greatest fools in life are those at least a little. Four Oaks High School, Four Oaks, N.C. CAROLYN WILLINE MASSEY Lovely to look at. Harmon Air Force Base High School. who don't foo-l around JERRY ALLEN MOORE High school days have their delights, but they can't compare with high school nights. JERRY ALVIS MORGAN Industrial, and a worshiper of fine times. D.E. Cl. 4. JUNE CLAUDIA MOORE There is mischief in her eyes. D.E. Cl. 4, Goldmasquers 3, 4, Showtime 33 Miss Goldsboro Pageant 3, Fashion Show 33 Unto the Least of These 3, Hmrm. Off. 2, 3g Stunt Night 2. BEULAH MARIE MOZINGO She has an appeal that everybody likes. F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 45 Girl's Chorus 2g Intra. Bas- ketball 4, Hmrm. Off. 2. JAMES HARRY MUIR You can talk now, teacherg I'm finished. Biology Cl. 2, 3, Math Cl. 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Pirates of Penzance 3g A Cappella 2, 3, 45 Amahl 2, 3, 4g Talent Show 2, Sophomore Trio 2, Wrestling 2, 3, 4g Hmrm. Off. 2, 3, S.A. 2, 3: Building and Halls Comm. 23 Stunt Night 2. JOE BENJAMIN NASSEE Fun? Count me in. D.E. Cl. 33 Goldmasquers 2, 3, 43 Towards Zero 2g Show- time 3, Wrestling 2, 3, 49 Varsity Cl. 2, S.A. 2, 3, 43 Hmrm. Off. 2, 3, Athletic Comm. 3. JUDY YVONNE MAYO It's love that makes the world go 'round D.E. Cl. 4g F.H.A. 2, Jr.-Sr. Comm 3 Stunt Night 2 3 4 GEORGE HENRY MELLIN People who live right never get left. Wrestling 3, 4, S.A. 2, 3, 4. BARBARA JEAN MERCER A golden character needs no gilding Jones Central High School. DAVID MICHAEL MOORE Look toward the future, live for the Pompano Beach Senior High School. ,aff a And Through the Passing Years, . BLANCH GILLIAM NOEL Reputation is precious, and character is priceless. N.H.S. 3, 4, Pres. 43 Marshal 43 Girls' State 33 Latin Cl. 2, 3, Pres. 33 Biology Cl. 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 33 Pirates of Penzance 33 A Cappella 3, 43 Amah1 3, 43 Library Comm. 2, 33 Stunt Night 2, 43 Board of Elections Comm. 23 Hmrm. Off. 2, 43 Superl. 4. PATRICIA LOU ODDO Refinement creates beauty everywhere. Math Cl. 43 Spanish Cl. 43 Goldmasquers 2, 3, 43 Showtime 2, 3g Goldmasquer Business Mgr. 43 Calendar Comm. 43 Stunt Night 2, 3, 43 jr.-Sr. Comm. 33 Cafeteria Comm. 4. I28 ,IANIE MARGARET ODOM Precious gems come in small packages. Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Pirates of Penzance 33 Hmrm. Off. 2, 3, 43 GOI-IISCA Court 43 Bulletin Board Comm. 4g Stunt Night 2, 3, 43 Superl. 4. JAMES WOODARD OTXWELL There never was an unhappy redhead, and he wouldn't change convention. Varsity Cl. 2, 3, 43 Varsity Tennis 2, 3, 43 Stunt Night 2, 3, 43 jr.-Sr. Cemm. '33 Math Cl. 23 Biology Cl. 23 F.C.A. 4: Spanish Cl. 3, 43 Intra. Basketball 2, 3, 43 Hmrm. Off. 2, 33 State Tennis Tournament 4. JOHN BURWELL PARKER He's a winner. N.H.S. 43 Marshal 43 Math Cl. 2, 3, Treas. 31 Latin Cl. 2, 3, 43 French Cl. 3, 43 Sr. Class Vice Pres. 43 Golf 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 3, 43 Varsity Cl. 3, 43 S.A. 43 Sr. Ring Chr. 43 GOHISCA Homecoming Ed. 43 Homecoming Comm. 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Superl. 4. Graduating Class FRIENDLIEST BEVERLY WIGGINS STEVE CLARK HEN PAR 'll lil limi L DO. Crm SA, I l 3: ll 5, lf 3. 4 ii G JOHN PAT Where life? Varsiii' Basket: M'llE'w' A ...i KW. . -1.-. - A HENRY HERBERT PARRISH, JR. I like a girl with a good head on my shoulder. D.O. Cl. 4, Pres. 43 Ath. Comm. 23 j.V. Football 23 S.A. 23 Goldmasquers 3, 43 Showtime 33 Fashion Show 33 Miss Goldsboro Pageant 33 Unto the Least of These 3. JOHN CLAY PATTERSON Where have you been all my life? Varsi Football 4' Statistician fl' , Basketball 43 V. Baseball 43 Mineral Wells, Texas. BARBARA ANN PARKS Never underestimate the power of a woman. F.H.A. 23 Girls Chorus 2 Cafeteria Comm. 4. PEGGY BARTRAM PASCOE Always offering a helping hand. Biology Cl. 2, 3, 43 Pep Cl. 43 Library Cl. 2, 33 Science Cl. 43 Hmrm. Off. 2: S.A. 23 Cafeteria Comm. 43 G Pin Comm. 33 Calendar Comm. 43 Stunt Night 3: Jr.-Sr. Comm. 33 Goldmasquers 33 Hasty Heart 33 Showtime 3. FRANCES HELENE PEARCE A little girl with a big heart. French Cl. 23 S.A. 33 Hmrm. Off. 3, 43 Stunt Night 4. I ... MICHAEL A. PARRELL The most manifest sign of wisdom is a continual cheer- fulness. Varsity Cl. 3, 43 J.V. Foot- ball 23 V. Football 3, 43 V. Baseball 3, 43 j.V. Baseball 23 Wrestling 23 Intra. Basket- ball 2, 3, 43 Math Cl. 2, 3g Biology Cl. 2, 33 Ath. Comm. 43 Stunt Night 2, 3, 43 Hmrm. Off. 2, 33 Social JARVIS HAROLD PATE Our characters are the re- sult of our conduct. N.H,S. 43 Biology Cl. 2, 32 Science Cl. 3, 43 Math Cl. 23 Varsity Cl. 3, 43 IV. Base- ball 23 V, Baseball 3, 43 Hmrm. Off. 2, 3, 43 SA. 33 Sr. Council 43 Soph. Coun- cil 23 Flag Comm. 43 Building and Grounds Comm. 43 Stunt Night 3. PATRICIA JEANNE PATRICK Character is the governing element of life. Marshal 43 N.H.S. 43 F.H.A. 23 Biology Cl. 2, 33 Spanish Cl. 2, 3, 4, Pres. 43 Science Cl. 3, 43 F.T.A. 3. 4, Pres. 43 Intra. Basketball 23 Jr.-Sr. Comm. 31 Stunt Night 3, 4. EMMA ELLEN PELT She has two eyes, so soft and brown, take care. F.H.A. 2, 33 Hmrm. Off. 2, 3, 43 Fashion Show 2. DOUGLAS CAREY PENDER I'll be getting old when I walk around a puddle instead of through it. D.O. ci. is, 4. 48 DONALD TERRY PITTS Let us enjoy lifeg we'll have enough trouble in the hereafter. Band 2, 3, 43 3rd Class Musician 2, 3, 43 SfSgt. Maintenance CFSVVQ Sqaud Leader 3, 43 S.A. 23 Flag Comm. 23 Hmrm. Off. 2. DONNA JEAN POOLE Always mischievous, always gay3 always laughing, come what may. Goldmasquers 33 Mousetrap 33 Showtime 33 Hasty Heart 33 Unto the Least of These 33 Intra. Basketball 2, 3, PAIGE PRESTON Sweet innocence and beauty meet in one. Marshal 43 Quill and Scroll 43 French Cl. 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 43 SA. 43 GOI-IISCA Circulation Mgr. 43 Gohisca Court 43 jr.- Sr. Comm. 33 Board of Elections Comm. 4. CORNELIA ARLINE ROBERTSON Gerber Beauty and dignity go hand in hand. IV. Cheerleader 23 SA. 43 Gohisca Court 33 Stunt Night 2, 3, 43 Jr.-Sr. Comm. 33 Bulletin Board Comm. 2, 43 Chr. 43 Gold- masquers 23 Gods Test, Tube 23 Towards Zero 2, LINDA FAYE PENUEL 'fOne who loves true honor instead of fame. Marshal 43 Math Cl. 33 Science Cl. 43 French Cl. 2, 3, 43 Li- brary Cl. 3, 43 F.T.A.' 43 Stunt Night 3, 43 Bulletin Board Comm. 4. LEWIS JACKSON PEOPLES Good looks are a great recommendation in the business of mankind. Biology Cl. 23 Math Cl. 43 A Cappella 2, 43 Amahl 2, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Pirates of Penzance 3g J.V. Football 23 Stunt Night 2, 3, 43 Hmrm. Off. 2, 3, 4. BOBBE SUE PERSONS She's a man hater, but the Bible says love your enemies. Quill and Scroll 43 Hi News Staff 43 Mgr. Hi News Shop 43 Stunt Night 2, 43 jr.-Sr. Comm. 33 D.A.R. Award 33 Social Comm. 23 Bulletin Board Comm. 43 Goldmasquers 23 i'Prize Play 23 Showtime 23 Gods Test Tube 23 Hmrm. Off 3, 43 Intra. Basketball 2, 3, 4. MARTHA DIANNE PETERSON The place to be happy is here3 the time to be happy is now. Library Cl. 2, 3, 4, Pres. 33 Biology Cl. 2, 33 F.H.A. 2, 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4g Pirates of Penzance 33 Amahl 2, 3, 43 A Cappella 2, 3, 43 Devotional Comm. 23 International Relations Comm. 3. MARY ANN PIKE Seldom serious, often gay-a grand sport in every way. Goldmasquers 2, 33 Prize Play 23 Showtime 33 Intra. Bas- ketball 4: Stunt Night 2, 3, 43 jr.-Sr. Comm. 33 Social Comm. 43 Hmrm. Off. 2, 3. ROBERT EARL PITTARD Take life as you find it, but don't leave it so. N.H.S. 43 Marshal 43 Math Cl. 2, 39 556066 Cl. 3. 4G Bi0l08Y ,Cl. 2, 33 French Cl. 43 Band 2, 3, 4, lst Lt. 43 Dance Band 2, 3, 43 Personnel Off. 43 Intra. Basketball 2, 43 Building and Hall Comm. 43 jr.-Sr. Comm. 3. A DOUi Alhle 3 Plfas NHS Bald ll Pic Crimp MIG Ther iii . As These Our Thoughts Revere, WILLIAM DUDLEY SASSER Presence of mind and cour- age in distress are more than JUDY DARLENE ROGERS As merry as the day is long. Library Cl. 33 Mixed Chorus 43 Intra. Basketball 5 4 Hmrm Off. 23 Devotional Comm. 2, 43 jr.-Sr. Comm. 3 LELIE DELEON SASSER Trifles make perfection, and perfection is no trifle jr.-Sr. Comm. 3g jr. Council 33 S.A. 23 Lost and Found Comm 23 Stunt Night 3. Waiting for the draft armies to procure success. N.I-I.S. 3, 43 Marshal 4, Latin Cl. 2, 33 Science Cl. 3, 4, Pres. 4g Biology Cl. 2, 3: French Cl. 3, 4, Pres. 43 Mixed Chor- us 2, 33 Pirates of Penzance 33 Stunt Night 3, 43 jr.-Sr. Comm. 33 Board of Elec. Comm. 33 Del. to N.C.S.S. 3. Last minute touches are added to this Senior float. DOUGLAS ALLEN SAWYER Athletic, good looking, and sweetg A boy like Doug it's a pleasure to meet. N.H.S. 43 Varsity Cl. 3, 4g F.C.A. 43 J.V. Basketball 23 V. Basketball 3, 43 GOI-IISCA C0-Sports Ed. 4g Stunt Night 2, 3, 43 Pres. of Soph. Class 23 Board of Elec. Comm. 43 jr.-Sr. Comm. 3g Reception Comm. 43 Hmrm. Off. 2, 3, 4g S.A. 3. MICHAEL LEON SCOTT The friends of my friends are my friends. N.A.A.M.S. 4. 2. ff . 1. Q W feMif'f.:qM. 53 A waxy f Q3 ,, ,ef rx 1 f 'THX Nnw '.. 3, .9 , wb-any ' . sf ,Y ' ' :pa-1 5 1-4' . fs? ', . f' ..1:.ff,s f V6 f 1 9 ' 4 5 ff' f gf, 4 2 swim Z 5 2 f e y Q Z f 3 ff 5, , -y 41 ,J 1 A9 f r 'gal J' l' if 3 f BARBARA JEAN SELSOR Would that we co-uld fall into her arms without falling into her hands. Goldmasquers 33 Biology Cl. 23 Science Cl. 33 Jr.-Sr. Comm, 33 A Cappella 2, 3, 43 Amahl 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Pirates of Penzance 33 Stunt Night 2, 3, 43 Latin Cl. 2, 3, 43 Math Cl. 2, 33 F.T.A. 2, 33 Publicity Comm. 23 Social Comm. 33 Reception Comm. 4. JOHNNIE SUE SEXTON She helps to make the earth happy. Chatahatchee High School, Shalimar, Fla. DONALD RAY SEWELL Boys will be boys. Goldmasquers 3, 43 Mousetrap 33 Trail of Tears 33 J.V. Football 23 Wrestling 43 Track 43 S.A. 3, 4. CONNIE JEAN SEYMOUR Tis true, gold can do much, but beauty more. D.E. Cl. 43 F.H.A. 2, 33 S.A. 4. ROBERT EDMUND SHERARD One who is welcomed everywhere. Math Cl. 23 Mixed Chorus 33 Pirates masquers 3, 43 Miss Goldsboro Pageant 43 Head House Mgr. 43 Fashion Show These 33 Showtime 33 Mousestrap 33 I-lmrm. Off. 2, 33 Stunt Night 2, 3, 4. DONNIE KENT SIMMONS v , of Penzance 33 Gold- 3g Goldmasquer Board 33 Unto the Least of 33 Tennis 23 S.A. 2, The only way to get a friend is to be one. LARRY DALE SHARP Men in all ways are better than they seem. McComb High School, Miss. JOHN EDWARD SHELTON Always jolly, loud and carefree, life may be dull, but never he. Mixed Chorus 43 Intra. Basketball 3, 43 Social Comm. 4g Re- ception Comm. 43 I-lmrm. Off. 2, 3, 43 Jr.-Sr. Co-mm. 33 Stunt Night 2, 5, 4. Math Cl. 43 Varsity Cl. 3, 43 Pep Cl. 4 Tennis 3, 4. 'ft 3 Science Cl. 43 Varsity JOHN WILLIAM SIMPSON The best of the noblest minds are those set toward high ideals. N.H.S. 43 Science Cl. 3, 43 Spanish Cl. 4 Varsity Cl. 3, 4, Sec. 43 A Cappella 43 Amahl 43 V. Football 3, 43 V. Track 3, 43 GOHISCA Co-Ed. Sports 4: Stunt Night 3, 43 Jr.-Sr. Comm. 33 Hmrm. Off. 33 Fremont High School, Fremont, Nebr. GEORGE BRITTINGHAM SMOOT Usefulness is value in the hands of the valiant. Staunton Military Academy. . ln Spirit We Will Never Go Astray. g , IAMES EDWARD SNELSON These are the good years. Aiken High School. WITTIEST PATIENCE DENMARK JOEY MCGROARTY , LEC. 2, 3, 4. Class ol G3 16 RONNIE CLIFTON SNIPES Why should the devil have all the fun? D.E. Cl. 3, 4. R. E. SPENCER, JR. One boy is more trouble than ten girls. GEORGE WILLIAM STARR He loves the game beyond the prize. Mixed Chorus 45 j.V. Basketball 23 V. Basketball 5, fig Base- ball 2, 3, 4g Varsity Cl. 3, -ig Stunt Night 3, 4g jr. Council 53 Hmrm. Off. 2, 3. JACK' LEE STECK There may be some substitute for good nature, but so far it hasn't been discovered. Brogden High SChool. l33 El Il l 1 l l 2 3 3 1 E 2 2 E or 2 5 E 5 s 3 l 2 l May We Meet Each Task Before Us ,... LINDA FAYE STEELE We praise those who love their fellow man. Spanish Cl. 3, 4, F.H.A. 23 Mixed Chorus 2, 3g Pirates of Penzance 33 GOHISCA Staff 4, Devotional Comm. 2. CHARLES MICHAEL STEWART One cannot always be a hero, but one can always be a man. Varsity Cl. 3, 4, -I.V. Football 2, V. Football 3, 4g Wrestling 3, 4g Track 3, 4g S.A. 3, 4. I34 PATRICIA LEE STEWART You find yourself refreshed by the presence of cheerful people. French Cl. 2g Math Cl. 4, Pep Cl. 4, Goldmasquers 2, 3, 4, Miss Goldmasquer Court 43 God's Test Tube 2g Hasty Heart 33 Showtime 2, 3, Fashion Show 3g Towards Zero 2g Unto the Least of These 3g Miss Goldsboro Pageant 33 Mousetrap 3g Goldmasquer Board 3, 43 S.A. 2g Board of Elections Comm. 3g Stunt Night 23 Hmrm. Off. 2, Intra. Basketball 2. DENNY GRAY SUTTON When Gabriel blows his horn,' we'll play a duet. Band 2, 3, 43 Capt. Band 43 Third Class Musician 2, 3, 4g All-State Band 2, 3g Baseball 2, 3, 4, Superl. 4. N INA RAE SUTTON Friendly in manner, full of P9P-H F.H.A. 3, 43 French Cl. 25 F.T.A. 4g Hmrm. Off. 2, 3, 4g S.A. 2, 3. Graduating Class Seniors ring in their last high school year. A Accepted at college ! WU? STEX TH Tre ww 1 . lixwldfl' i 13 ll 2,5 I 'Gai il, x will .li 1. Eittil Visual Off. 3 1 DAIN Tl Sm they ltlirfi Sift. bl- PEGGY ANN SUTTON She tried the luxury of doing good D.E. Cl. 4g Cafeteria Comm. 4. JOHN TAYLOR A little work, a little play. STEVEN RAY THOMAS, JR. The walking definition of a good sport. Goldmasquers 2, 4, Board 2, 4g Miss Goldsboro Pageant 2, 3g Towards Zero 2g Un- to the Least of These 33 God's Test Tube 2, 33 Showtime 23 Mixed Chor- us 4g Football 33 Board of Elections Comm. 23 Audio Visual Comm. 2, 4g Hmrm. Off. 3. DANIEL DAVID TRACHTENBERG Some people never smileg they always grin. Marshal 45 French Cl. 2, 3g Science Cl. 3g Golf 2, 3, 4g S.A. 4g Del. to N.C.S.S. 3. WILLIAM EARL TYNDALL A wise man reflects before he speaks. y Soph. Council 2g Editor Elect-Tech News 4. I TERRY CHARLES VANDERBURG True worth is in being, not seeming. Andrew jackson High School, Florida. LOUIS ELBERT THOMPSON No legacy is so rich as hon- esty. I.E.C. 2, 3, 4. EILEEN STERLING THORNTON A smile for every girlg two for every boy. N.H.S. 43 Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Pres. 4g Marshal 4g Jr. Class Treasg Latin Cl. 2, 3, Sec. 2g French Cl. 3, Intra. Basketball 4, Hi News Staff 2, 3, 4, Bus. Mgr. 2, Asst. Ed. 3, Ed. 4g Stunt Night 2, 3, 4g S.A. 2, 3, Hmrm. Off. 2, 33 Reception Comm. 3g j.V. Cheerleader 2, Jr.-Sr. Comm. Chr. 33 Homecom- ing Comm. 4, Soph. Picnic Chr. 2. GARY KAY TINGLE He is rich who is contented. Library Cl. 2. JIMMY LYNN TWIGGS The great hope of society is individual character. Math Cl. 2, 3g French Cl. 2, 35 Chr. Building and Halls Comm. 4. 131:-um .-Lf , A .., , 1 'Thur' W . As Firm Our Steps Will Be. ffl MOST ATHLETIC ANNETTE DAVIS JOHN DIVINEY Senior Clotss I36 ALBERT' SAMUEL VINSON Sportsmanship, hard work, and fair play make Sammy the athlete he is today. Varsity Cl. 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4, A Cappella 3, 4, Amahl 4, V. Football 3, 4, Co-Cap- tain 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Hmrm. Off. 2. JAMES ALLEN v1NsoN, III A great man is made of qualities that meet or make great occasions. N.H.S. 3, 4, Marshal 3, 4, Sr. Class Pres. 4, Superl. 4, Quill and Scroll 4, GOI-IISCA Student Life Ed. 4, Asst. Ed. Hi News 4, Stunt Night 2, 3, 4, Chr. 3, Hmrm. Off. 2, 3, S.A. 2, International Rela- tions Comm. 2, Chr. 3, N.A.S.C. Euo. Tour 4, N.C.S.C.C. 4, Mixed Chorus 4, A Cappella 3, 4, Amahl 3, 4, Pep Cl. 4, Math Cl. 3, Biology Cl. 2, 3, 4, Pres. 2, 3, French Cl. 2, 3, 4, Board Of Elections Comm. 4. CAROLYN YVONNE WALTERS Kindness will get you every- where. F.H.A. 3, Library Cl. 4, Hmrm. Off. 2. CONNI E SUE WALTON She has a great many friends and is busy making more. Social Comm. 4, Hmrm. Off. 4, jr.-Sr. Comm, 3, Shades Valley High Shool, Birmingham, Alabama. BERNARD RUDOLPH WARD, JR. None but himself can be his parallel. N.H.S. 3, 4, Marshal 4, S.A. Vice Pres. 3, S.A. Pres. 4, A Cappella 3, 4, Amahl 3, 4, J.V. Football 2, J.V. Basketball 2, V. Basketball 3, Superl. 4. l2llZt Alum Emil .lift Enzo 'Show Comm MAR She unlll 5 Mlll Ccflill Ht Rclall GOHI Comm News CHAI llleill latlsm LINE Ihr 5 Quill A Ca, Caltle Charts CAR! Conv Latin' lr.'Sr, MAR Five EUC. FHA Comm High . lrlll Give will h BlOlV'l bel I Cir KMICLTZ MIC Sill llulh 3, ll Off 3 Blll Til t Mill 3 0.111 llfad Bulk, lf-lr GOH 9. S., CUB .G C Stun: Cm ELIZABETH CAROL WARRICK Always friendly and full of fun. French Cl. 2, 3, 43 Math Cl. 2, 33 Biology Cl. 23 F.T.A. 43 Asst. Cir. Mgr. Hi News3 Goldmasquers 2, 3, 4, Sec. 43 Unto the Least of These 33 Miss Goldsboro Pageant 33 Showtime 33 Fashion Show 33 Stunt Night 2, 3, 43 Jr.-Sr. Comm. 33 S.A. 23 Hmrm. Off. 2, 4. MARY MARGARET WATERS She enters the room, voice first-her personality can't wait until she's inside. N.H.S. 43 Quill and -Scroll 3, 4, Sec. 43 Marshal 43 N.E.D.T. Certificate of Merit 23 French Cl. 2, 33 God's Test Tube 23 Hmrm. Off. 23 Homecoming Comm. 43 Chr. International Relations Comm. 43 Co-Jr. Ed. GOHISCA 33 Co-Sr. Ed. GOHISCA 43 Jr. Bulletin Chr. 33 Handbook Comm. 43 Jr.-Sr. Comm. 33 Stunt Night 2, 3, 43 Bulletin Board Comm. 23 Hi News Staff 2. CHARLOTTE JOHNS WEATHERINGTON Reliable in all she attempts. Jacksonville High School, Jacksonville, North Carolina. LINDA LEE WEESER-KRELL The smile that won't come off. Quill and Scroll 43 Latin Cl. 43 Science Cl. 43 F.T.A. 43 A Cappella 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Stunt Night 43 Amahl 43 Cafeteria Comm. 4. Choctawhatchee High School, Shalimar, Florida. CAROLYN JEAN WESTBROOK Conversation is the laboratory of the student. Latin- Cl. 23 D.E. Cl. 43 Math Cl. 23 S.A. 23 Stunt Night 33 Jr.-Sr. Comm. 33 Hmrm. Off. 2. MARSHA GAIL WHITEHURST Five were blond, four were red, and one was a saucy little brun- ette. F.H.A. 33 French Cl. 23 Pep Cl. 43 Mied Chorus 3, 43 Jr.-Sr. Comm. 33 Stunt Night 3, 43 Recep. Comm. 43 Lakenheath High School, Lakenheath, Eng. JAMES MORRISON WHITMER Give me a man who does his best to win the game, and I will have a winner. Biology Cl. 23 Varsity Cl. 2, 3, 43 J.V. Football 23 J.V. Base- ball 23 V. Football 3, 43 V. Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Eastern State Champion 33 Track 3, 43 Building and Halls Comm. 23 Home- coming Comm. 2. MICHAEL ALAN WHITNEY Skillful in each thing that he attempts. Math Cl. 3, 4, Vice Pres. 43 Science Cl. 33 Pep Cl. 43 Golf 3, 43 Devotional Comm. Chr. 43 Stunt Night 3, 43 Hmrm. Off. 33 Jr.-Sr. Comm. 33 S.A. 3, 4. BEVERLY GAYNELLE WIGGINS I To see her talk and to see her smile, her list of friends must run a mile. Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Biology Cl. 23 J.V. Cheerleader 2, Asst. Head 23 Alternate V. Cheerleader 33 S.A. Parliamentarian 43 Bulletin-Board Comm. Chr. 33 Stunt Night 2, 3, 43 Chr. Jr.-Sr. Dec. Comm. 33 Co-Jr. Ed. GOHISCA 33 Co-Sr. Ed. GOHISCA 43 Hmrm. Off. 2, 32 Hi News Asst. Bus. Mgr. 43 Superl. 4. CLINTON WAYNE WILLER Good humor is the health of the soul. Stunt Night 2, '33 Wrestling 3, 43 J.V. Basketball 23 G Pin Comm. 43 Jr.-Sr. Comm. 3. I 2 Y at . 33 mg 'E' . 33- Aw l 43661 GEORGE MICHAEL WILLIAMS, JR. What should a man do but be merry? S.A. 2, 3, 4. GALE SUE WILSON I will not refuse to do something that I can do! N.H.S. 3, 4g Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Marshal 4g Sec. Soph. Class 2, French Cl. 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3g Biology Cl. 5, Sec. 3, Pep Cl. 4g A Cappella 2, 3, 4g Amahl 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3g Pirates of Penzance 3g Calendar Comm. Chr. 3, GOI-IISCA Soph. Ed. 23 GOHISCA S.A. Ed. 3g GOHISCA Ed. 4g Girls' State 35 Board of Elections Comm. 4g Superl. 4. The Best in Lite Will Open to the . MARY ELLEN WILSON The smile on her face is but a reflection of the feeling in her heart. Griswold High School, Jewett City, Connecticut. ROBERT MURRARY WINSTON If worry caused death, he'd never die. Science Cl. 4, Oak Ridge Mili- tary Institute. ELEANOR MARIE WISE Eyes glad with smiles. Library Cl. 4, Hmrm. Off 2. CUTEST JANIE ODOM RICKEY MCLAWHON . Class of '63 PATRICIA ANNE WISE Life is not finishedg it just began. F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 33 Girls Chor- us 3g Soph. Council 2. I HERBERT ALEXANDER YELVERTON Leave silence to the saintsg I am but human. I.E.C. Cl. ZQ j.V. Football 23 S.A. 2g Hmrm. Off. 2, Elect-Tech-News Staff 2. It wouldn't be Homecoming without the bonfire SENIOR CLASS SONG May we always stand together In the future now unseen. Our aim, to give our all, As on God our hope will lean. To our colors, white and purple Our allegiance we shall give. In the guidance of our motto We shall always try to live. Someday the class will part, But ever in our hearts Remain the memories of yesterday. And through the passing years, CLASS MOTTO AS thee our thoughts revere' Seek for the good and cherish it. In spirit we will never go astray. May we meet each task before us, As firm our steps will be. COLORS The best in life will open Purple and White To the class of sixty-three. FLOWER Iris , . . or if you were ever in Mrs. Pate's kindergarten Youll Remember! If you were in the first grade at Virginia Street School . . . Street School . . . or the first grade at Walnut P . V.. L ,n o '-G4 f?'. -. 3- Q . Xi In 'irq rl , 25. 4 2,2-,J up Awww ,N lv- 55 -gg X wig aw sy . , 4, ,,,,, ' Q , w 4, ,- H . . b ' .5 Q., ' Q., Qf' x I ,, . Yi! 1 j xp t t .gl .. y ,, A 4 ,, 'f W If 1 Q , PJ 2 N., 'fx' 4. ,. f z V., f. ', 4 l .' ' vi E -. , W , A ,.,f. Y 'ev , P f'i 2 U -- - . R 3 . T ' f v- Nr - ' ' if- ,N gig fn '. ' Q bm i fff W 4 . gi S k V my r ., ' 5 K X KV 5 lr, A ' H9 Y ' Xxgmkgq y l , kr! xi V . , K. xi 5 1, 'A w ' - ,Q 14 1 ar . lf, , Q14 4 ' K if T, 1' 5' C 0 0 , 0 ' D , Qi .fag-152: - ' -vw -5,5 'flx' uf gf' Ni F , ,'?.:-' 'I . . , -, ,f .4 ' '. una .+l .X , , J, X. ,.. a 'f u gm ' ,. f.. 4 K f V. .sf x 7591 A , ,f ,. A. ,f 7 X I - QV, 2,1 I, I ,ki ,W ,Wav ,V z ' ,ff , bf fi., 1 Jhjgfjvw , Q 441 M l 'Q V4 .1 1 x .. 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Here Loretta Shane: brings buck a familiar scene. Judy Anderson Tom Andresky Louise Andrews ,fl 4 9 N Tommy Arnold Robert Aycock William Ayers Richard Bailor joshua Bartlett Beverly Beck jake Beckworth Sammy Bell Clifford Benjamin Barbara Bennett Ruffin Benton Carol Best Donnie Best Sandy Bissett Bob Bland 1 -'Mwsn.u,, Cl Studying Linda Bunn Glenwood Burden John Burns Ann Burrus Carol Butler Catherine Byrd Robert Calloway Ronnie Campbell james Cannon Mike Cannon Ed Carr Fred Carr Archie Carter Douglas Carter Dwight Carter Brenda Carver jane Casey Ann Caviness Monica Clark Bobby Earl Clayton l-.v f-'F' 5 ',,,, ,V 19 4 1 ,ln f 7 1 1 f VW X 5 4, 1 Q , X , wa ,. f, r, ,, 5 fav' 5 Gay Bland jimmy Blizzard Flora Mae Boddie Susan Boone Billy Bordeaux Sally Borden jackie Bost Bythal Bostic Janice Boyd Dawn Boyette Ralph Braswell Ray Britt Ronnie Brock Alan Brown Tom Brown if Driving, i ii , it iw X A5 , Aer... .f i X lr . ew,-,m:a1:,z. , ii f ' . ' If ' f it al ,Z ,, - 'z ff. 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' mf fr W f ' 2 f ff! 7 ,,, 1 ,r W The crowded lunchroorn seems to pack all the yuniors at David Jarrell Dene Jernigan Mary jinette Gerald johnson Henry johnson Ann Jones Elizabeth Jones Kenneth jordan Dickie Kannon Roger Kilpatrick Julie Kramer Norma Lafevers jimmy Lane Jerry Law Connie Lippert George Lipscomb Pam Lubinsky Jana Lucas Bill Lunt Sandy Lyter Gary Mackey Richard Mariette Ross Markley Connie Mayo john McAuliffe Eve McCartney Dennis McC1enny Connis McCormick Allen McGuire Faye McGuirt Bud McLawhorn Arlie McLeroy Linda Mercer Doug Mewborn Paul Meyer Communicatlng I l 1, ff' J if 'V X X vr aw , , ,f ,gr rv , SW' aj' f 3 I ,AQ ' DK K 'E M . ,f,, 5 7' rw - . ,ff l, W ?! af' Z Znzgglfa 5550? WIP wnzis WA KKK A by dy V . N 3? 5 .. - ,ggi j -4 ' X , . V :Z f -f aff-gjW1f.,H ' L Q J f V, Z, 3 X 4. l ff ' ai 'r 0, 1 'Q ,if- i ,. W Q. , H' JI, , ll , off' ,, why? , 33 -f ' f f i 2, i M Planning rye , ., V, 49 ,war W , 1' f I 1 wx 1 .ru 4. r f i rl N i, 4.5, 4 1 Q Rochelle Meyers Randy Monk Sheila Mozingo Wiley Munden James Mumford johnson Murray Ricky Musgrave Bob Nelson julia Newcomb Antoinette Nickens Jean Noble Roger Olszanowski Janice Parker Jim Parker Nadine Parrish Patricia Parrott Dot Paskas Carol Patrick Beverly Peacock Alice Pelt Carolyn Pender Jimmy Pierce jim Phifer Donald Powell Howard Purdy Eddie Radford Kathryn Raines Sharon Ray Della Reaves Judy Redick David Rickards Kenneth Renn Pam Reid jean Reese Laura Roach i Mark Robertson Betty Ann Rogers Confabs and conferences equal a good Junior-Senior, quoth Randy, Jana, Dwight, Roger, Lesley, and Joyce. Mike Sasser Russ Sears Susan Self Rusty Selsor Loretta Shaner Tommy Short Ben Shuler Gail Simmons Steve Slusser Ann Smith Kay Smith Mike Smith Peggy Smith Sharon Stancik Hans Stapps an J naw' , R ariit I f , I 1 , ' F i I f Mark Etta Rose jack Rue Susan Ruehrwein Dorothy Russell Mary Alice Salvo Pat Salvo Dianne Rogers Brenda Rose , ff My ,, 'f WX? M ' ,, 0' ,GH W fy - ' ff, J f ' f' ,ZW t ' I f .4 ,. I r Q ' '4 f f . tg ag, 5' fi , Q . , 4. my I A ' My n f 1 , iv Q- KPY4 , x? Y fl 'if ,f,Mfw,a , ' ' - - - IK! ' XV if . t , , , ' ' 4 my , ' , ,f , - , ,fa 55. r W . W, V9 , X w . , .-1 ' . ,,.. ..,,, . X , , P f , if fif 4X g' if A f gf 4 M If f , Auf f 5 X W? ff! X! 4 QXW K 4 X Rf 1 1 l '5- fi . ayv 3 9 .. uw.- - Y . , 2 f lk , V 1 Q 1, il 1VV if'-5' T 1 Vt mr.: x 1' n . 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Success will surely come to usg Each will do his share. What we do and learn here We'll carry everywhere. Striving for perfection, Proud of this our school, Pledging hearts and hands, This we make our rule. God above will guide us Now and evermore. We will stand united, Class of '64 MOTTO: The higher we climb, the broader the view. FLOWER: Pom pom Chrysanthemum COLORS: Gold and Green an ,QB ll' 5 ' 3 fQ ff 44 W 1 4, 5 f f X QM ll L,,7,v,N ,AV, ,W 1 1 Class of '65 , , an-9 4f g - 2533 tw 'M 8 H-5 3- M f Q y,'!'fvf,Q,2vf .-fs., Avi f 3 H ' pg tamtlz Z ,fm Y, Q Sophomores work hard to bring CAESAR back to life! Cathy Bahen Jimmy Bargoil Jeanne Barnette Pearl Barnette Betty Bartlett Brenda Barwick Sandra Bass Farncis Batson Gwen Beard Raymond Beard Ann Bell David Bell Mike Benton Brenda Best Hazel Best Mary Best Molly Best Reba Best Sharon Bissett June Blackman Lee Blackwell Lynn Blalock Cherry Bland Richard Blankenhorn Janet Boone Tommy Borden Brenda Cherie Robert Bonita Bost Bouras Boyce Bradshaw ,1 - .. ,, Ref gf i Q' -i , Agfa! .A X , 7 it ' . ' F 4-5-faaeii ,L 'K . 4 Martha Abbott Beverly Adams David Aguirre Wfayne Alford Ruth Allred jane Anderson Lynda Anderson Mike Andrews Jeannie Ashe Bud Averyt Robert Ayers Steve Baclclour , . ,. '.y,lY,w ,r V, ,Q- f if ,g , gf, Za? ' 'TZLVZ ,f,,... , Q V f ,,, . . ,Qi ww- ,' f Q 1 1 t W 7 :als sa, - 'f C ff wt w K1 'X Wx Q 1 0 ya K A 1 rm W , , 4, ll 0. ., ,.. A . at , U, f f lk fm! 2 if I . ff 4, 141 ' . - gt I A W ,, 3 of . 5 ' 'fe ' ff: .M 4 c I 4 , ' , W , ' f Z ' ' R V W' 422 it v , 3 Y, ' . 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'i , I Q11 ' . A ' fy, 4- . ., , . .e 15,9 ,. ,J 7'-it sin yff , ,-- . p .Lf xr- 5 1, ' i X' f f' I , A' at ' . . f M -V ct ual .Q 'f . at tttr f as ,, ae . f t ,ft L 'E ,, , .,4f,'ff, WW aarazafy. ,.,,5, ' 1? ,,,' m 1 f W a 'B ff 0 ff ,,, f- 7 , f us M g -t , ,A , vrzxwt: v ' f f , ' . ,. , 5, ,.,,. X A . V.. 'f V ,, ,xx -' A' 1 X 9 I ' H ' M ,.,,, .,. Aff? :J ' 575 ' .cy - ' t ZW! , ,. s 5' A ' ' 21,4 Q 3 - W1 U V f X H 7: X A aff 'Q ,, W' .. 'M ,A W. s n X ' 4 rx! Leonard Buckner John Burch Steve Burns Danny Campbell Steve Campbell Barbara Capps Kathy Carr Douglass Carter Elaine Carter James Casey Roger Castro Lucy Catalano Tom Chase Ann Cheek Faye Cherry Alease Chestnutt Brenda Chestnutt Bill Clark Dennis Clark Bob Coats Kenny Collings Sandy' Combs Larry Conley Lance Connor Patty Connors Patsy Cooksey Brenda Coombs Linda Coombs Patricia Coor jerry Cornelius Bill Corrieri Paul Couch joe Cox Mary Cox james Crabtree Mary Crisp Sara David Cutler A. C. Dail Gary Damron Danny Daniel Minnie Daniels Donald Daughtry Roger Daughtry Linda Davila Gail Davis Gail Davis Jean Davis Ken Davis Sarah Ann Davis Sherrill Dawson John Dees Nick Dehlinger Gwen Denning Ellen Derby f if-1 M ye f ff W if 9 X lk f Y- is-if 9 9 A-VAWQ gf - , V ? nf M -ff ' ff' ' ,f ,fav 4.5, V2 ,ha f f , , X, J i V ll. 'T ff 2 4- ffl., r 3 fy K X f we +M- f f f ' ,Wy 12.11, ,I f , , ,,1.. Za .,,.. c 1, fr f J , f ' f f f 4 X ' , . . f W A , , fa A , if 4 ff , ', -Jiefifw ,V C ' ' ,, , . ,. , .ise B . W ' fr,-,f -esaf .. Typical SOPHOMORE in study hall. Wayne Elmore Mike Ernest Peggy Etheridge Lee Eshleman Byron Evans Faye Evans Michael Everette Sandra Evers Linda Every Bobby Falkner Don Fann Benny Farmer Sandra Doerr Mary Louise Dowling K. L. 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'im-zwgff x 'iz I 'Z f V? 4 1 X . Q! W ,v 'Q , 1 .,, X A V '7Mmx?'f: 'wx ,ninth ' ,' ,f , .Nfs Q IQ., , F f M- ,g at lm., K J V,' . 1' .. ,i 'i-.AF , 1 .fa i XS, 17 7'- ef 1 is S t, v 6 1 ' r I J, a n M M aitrff ' f f .qffsii 47:22 .. 4' psf ,QA ,' - ni ,, x- Q3 '-,Z ' gm 'Q ' Z Q e w' Q,-522' 'T .,-giftil ' ug. 'Q , 'Y' ,. 'Q ,rt 'li' 'iff' Q La 'f,, .. - 'llpsxfgft 1 1 te -4 4 ! Wk , .. L ,Il 1 , 3 ., Q' f 1 ,J . 1 . .W WH. Kenneth Kramer Gene Lancaster Bryant, Langston Linda Langston Lynda Langston Michelle Le-der Sarah Ledford joe Lee X N , , , ,rf rlf f J J. G Steve Jackson Hope James Sandra james Eleanor Jarman David johnson Donna Johhson Ken johnson Ruth johnson Brenda Jones Butch jones Donald jones Judy jones Kenneth jones Mary jones Otis jones Ray Jones Roy Jones Brenda jordan jimmy justice Robert Kaylor Connie Kearny Donna Kearny joan Kearny Robert Keeton james Kelly Pearlie Kidd Donald Kimball Linda Kimball james King Morris Kornegay Did someone say, Cowjuice ? Sophomores Brenda Lewis Kay Lewis Mildred Lewis ,NAL ,WV M ,., Sophomores help pep up the Pep Club. Karl Malpass Howard Maree Linda Markley Thomas Marlow Linda Martin Eldred Mauldin Olivia Mayo Ronnie Mayo Betty McAfee Gene McBride Bill McClenahan Carol McClenny Marcia McClurkin Brian McDonald J. C. McFatter Dennis McFeron Gene McGowen Mary McGuire Douglas McKeel Billy McLawhon Julian McMillan Tommy McMurray Kay Medford Karl Mendenhall Carolyn Mercer Linda Metz Linda Millard Marshall Minchew Billie Mitchell Jan Mitchell .ggwv W N f ' X A f 2 f 4 y 1393 - f: Af , A ig, fi -1 Jap, -'rm Zi V ZLM Iris Levin Linda Lipscomb Larry Livengood Jerry Londenberg Q Mike Loveless James Lowery Larry Lowry Paul Loyko Helen Lucas L Q gy ifizfgficz S ll.. ' ' 'Z 'Vffel 363 ., . V fy ,Pt 1 4 J M It ' Q4 I V V sg is ' 1 W U ' .V K, ,,,. 7 , Q f . E V.,. A t I g ,wif x 'nf :ff f .1 by I x 4'W L. Mi 1 :-. 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' r M M O A .M A MM M MQ QAAZ ' AM Sandy Moore m e AM Mr M L?m Morgan il fy QW N? li ' 1' fe 1- A Linda M0Ye if 'i'l 0 , fwfr ff! f ,,,,, A' f' P' A Carol Mozingo Ml 'ETV5' 2. - ' Dianne Mumford ' A M A s r X VV 'V ' X' V :QQAV MA Vi we sf We P ' rv l Q' VL A , M MVM' '-4 , ,M Ge M ,L Susan Murray - .Ame , .Af ' C Q' if yi M339 , V V SV l 3 sf VV 1 V My 2 XMMM My gg V A VM X Herbert Myers ll A5 3 5-Q l i M- A P V4 '5 ifV-51 'f M ' ' :iff 1 Russell Myers M li A 'Vi ea-l Vf! '71 A' VVVVIV ' ' A A i Q Billy Newsome i A PhYl1iS Newman M iw Craig OISCH V A T f A' ' A ff. as V9 V' fi y V A Melba Osborne Q '7' A f Q f Mf ' P p,,MQrf 5 .3 2 ' Cathy Ostrowski l A V' ,A V in Afg A. xt VV M' 1 A Gfeg Pafkef l if W K1 M'7?s'lg lfitl-YHVE l i f 4 Q X Ml-i Kenneth Parnell Y M Q , Helen Parrott l XXV, Gary Partrn . ,W AA M MM V' A l MA M Mr an A W f r MM ,A f . VV A sag ,A A -- ,Q f A .. 1. A S215 Richard Pate is Q EM in 1 ' :Q-M ,R Jeffrey Paulson i 18,5 , ,f 4 .Q A A M , A , A. A ,f 0 M , ...- -A., , A 1 ww ff K A, M EMM V A Nancy Peacock xy .Wan M M, ' M ', ,,' 1 4 gl H ff V 7 :. , f'eMv'M V A - M M V , V M, Terry Pearsall . Mr A ef, M' M - A wa- -G? 'Q ,. MM M ' ,.,. M A V V 1 ,G A V fwf ff ,, ' , fr. M 0 A W ,V A 4 l 5 H .M Al ' ' V f ff' tiff' ' ff Mickey Peeler TQM ' 6vMrwiWe tff 2 A?AAa Q V'?Wrre wmmwu l SW' HA' Af 'V V V A, M A A A VAVV Malcolm Pelt 'Q P ' V l A ' , L, u w ' M 'f l A L M Glenn Penuel i ,M X .'ra e A, Frank Peoples l w -42, vm , 'f -1-Ar, ,,., f 1 'X 1 ,I 2-AA, A A V ,r:. A A-A 4 , A l ' lf' . A l t 1' f M' 'ww l -M l Q f ,A - we M M l V VVV V V V W Anna Rose Phipps l gi , M ' ' M M A, ' V A , 'M ,ess A V Carolyn Pike 1 ii if ' Z' 'A V ' ff A ' A V Richard Pittman M M V P VV VL VN VV A Peggy Pollock 5 A V f Q f M A A VV ' f M - - 1 'Q V: A Jimmy Pope l l FQ3 'f fi M ' ' ,fi-'Q X M- A Mike Post l M' , if ' 3 J ' m aj 2 . s M, '3 ef. ' -f- z A ,V V ' . ? MMI ,V 'Q j 4 - Ai . ,A V, ': 1AV..lA V V K A. ' M t N . f ,M - ,,-..AA . M M-- M 'f M' M-agp, Dennis Powers Edwin Price jimmy Price Johnnie Price Judi Price Ralph Price Kathy Puckett Donald- Radford Jerry Ray Marcia Ray Steve Ray Dennis Reed Carol Reese Monica Ribar Evelyn Richter Barbara Rickert Wayland Rose Bob Roses M ,,,.,qg:,, 6 4 y , ,' 4 , A 3 A Q ,ik Q. ,i ' ' AA A J F. S qv T' If, N QW I, ,J S' it .5 . , V W :JE R - , W' W jimmy Sasser Billy Sauls Floyd Sauls Grace Sauls Bob Schani Vic Scimeca Mary Ellen Scott Billie Seymour Sandra Shaw jackie Shearin Mary Shepard Carolyn Shirley Pat Ross Ann Royal Barrie Rush jim Russell Barbara Rutherford Bonnie Rye Teacher knows best. Calvin Sasser jean Sasser Q- 1 Ayn-r Q ,s A ' ,,,-wa. .uf 9' N 1' i f ev x is ,if i' 1 W? ' ,K ,ii . X il I ff' Y. 5 ef X A4 1 .sr QW J S' '24 49 9 P 9' .P 5 1 Wt' W . . 121 Q ci, X if '3 if f J! f ' fi 'X 'ef , X 4m '. ., ,X a ,. v . J W Z, amp X WW ti . WWW f f V W. ,. , f 4s f Wm f f v t E52 P , If W Class of '65 - he -2 ' ' ff , fw- - X, I , VV ,L.1 7, V y V 4, X f I V I ...-,N -.W ,: f f ,fur I 'cf' , ' E fm wa, 1 , 1 7 f ff X l nf ff, .W if X f -. 1 , 'N-f f 4 4 ,ff f 1 Nw I ',V, X N A, , ii X' 8 f A David Shriner Carroll Simmons Skipper Slocumb Brenda Smith Tom Smith Dick Smith Harry Smith Gail Smith Judson Smith Roger Smith Viella Smith Carol Snipes Susan Southerlancl Shirly Spence Susan Spicer Kenneth Stancil Patricia Stacil Georgia Stallings Larry Starddard Sandy Starling Bob Starr Pat Stephenson janet Stevens Michael Stevens Carl Stevenson Cheryl Stewart Eddie Stewart Laverne Strickland Tommy Strickland Wallace Strickland Barbara Strong Bobbie Sue Stroud jimmy Stocks jay Stover Bernice Suggs Allen Summerlin Jeanne Supernaut Keith Sutton Georgia Swain Nancy Tamplin Gary Tanner Deedee Taylor Donna Taylor Ken Taylor Robert Taylor Ronnie Teachey Bill Thigpen Larry Thomas Larry Thomas Judy Thompson Wink Thompson Faye Tingen Gray Tingen joe Trachtenburg Mary Trotter Susan Troutman xg 'Zi 4 'W' 4 T , jackie Turlington Jane Tyndall Marilyn Underwood Richard 'Van Benthysen Bill Van Hoy Lula Lee Vinson Gerald Waddell Craig Wade Z , , 25-if f Larry Walters Bud Walton k -. fa 1 f f f A -.. - , f f f A - W.,.,,, 7, ., X KZ ' A . t 1 y y Betty Ward V 1 in Ricky Ward ' X Barbara Warren Linda Warren 7' 1 1 A - Patsy Watson X 'if ' Clayton Webber f ia: , , , f X as l f X X ,7ff f f 7 sl Sophomores show great interest ia Homecoming Weekend. judy Webber John Weems Lewis Weisinger Beverly Wells Constance Wesser-Krell Eddie West Gail West Mike Whatley Beverly Whechel Cornelia Wheeler i x 'WPSIIVQVQ A , f' 7 ,TW ' ll QQ 2 fe ffjjiif ti .T , i Va . ,. t of X, , . av, :M ,- f I f f 2 J 1 f Y Y , , 1 f ' 'I f 'V vi V , ..f.:.,. 5 ,1 e :ag I ffyf-7 , ,e , N I -4' if J 75.25 fi g! 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