Graham High School - Wag Yearbook (Graham, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1963 volume:

Ce a ES Dhawan 4 2 2 = : Zz = = = PIES Rises fee ii iH | i beeen jekhtore ce yo Bo. Bene Oo OGD eo One qecec Ellen McPherson OleeVshhtoe re eee te ch Ot CeO ica) J Jerri Caskey INGAIKOIS a 5 BO OH OO OOO OO HO OO GO OE PUBLISHED BY THE WAG STAFF OF GRAHAM HIGH SCHOOL GRAHAM, NORTH CAROLINA Dear Diary) well forget bag Ty Wiwe.. . For her friendly counsel, both in and out of the classroom; for her sympathetic understanding of our many problems as a class and as individuals; for her patience and understanding toward us we wish to leave a lasting expression of our love and gratitude. To that end, we,the Annual Staff of 1963, dedicate this, our WAG, to one whom we shall always cherish andremember, Mrs. Marilyn H. Lambeth. We Dedicate We, the Annual Staff, wish to show our deep appreciation for the guidance and inspiration he has shown us. To one who has been instrumental in molding us into useful citizens we wish to say thank you.'' To one who has shown an ever increasing interest in the activities of the students and who has provedby his ready smile and words of leadership that he is a true friend to the individual student, we wish to dedicate this 1963 WAG. We are happyto have known you, Mr. J. W. Busick. Shey Heep Our Danners Waving Froudly Each school needs competent leaders to provide a thorough and diversified education for the students. It is our prin- cipal, Mr. Merritt Y. Wilson, Jr., and the school board members who share the re- sponsibility of improving the curriculum at Graham High School. Mr. Wilson, as the official leader of G. H. S., has endea- vored to create a friendly at- mosphere conducive to learn- ing at our school. We, the students, appreciate his work on our behalf. To our schoolboard members we owe as High a better school. education. Crissman. Standing left to right: pecial debt of gratitude for their unceasing efforts in making Graham Seon They have given freely of their time to procure for us the best possible school and € board members are seated left to right: Dr. Grady Wheeler, Mr. Bill Wood, Dr. Clinton Dr. Ben Johnston, Mr, James Albright. Gn Their Ftands She Nation’s Future... And Ours Mr. Richard Uzzell, B.S., M.A. Mathematics Advisor, National Honor Society Best All Around Mrs. Elizabeth H. Jones, A.B. Mathematics Cutest M r. J. W. Busick, B.S. Biology Advisor, Student Council Most Dependable Mrs. Helen R. Dixon, B.S. General Science Chemistry Advisor, Science Club Most Co-operative Mr. L. F. Roshelli, A.B., M.E. Social Studies Coach, Boys' Basketball Assistant Coach, Football Best Looking Mr. Sinclair Newman, B.S. Social Studies, Glee Club Band Most Musical we Rin xen ee Mr. G. H. Heckman, A.B. Civics, Health Physical Education Head Football Coach Most Athletic Mr. R. L. Brincefield, B.S. Social Studies, Mathematics Quietest Mrs. Marilyn H. Lambeth, A.B. English Advisor, CRACKER Wittiest Mrs. Ruth L. Cordes, A.B. English Most Intellectual Mrs. Janet M. Anderson, A.B. English Friendliest Mrs. Marjorie J. McWhorter, B.S. English, Physical Education Advisor, Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Most Original’ Mrs. Lillian N. Wolfe, A.B. Mrs. Dean S. Coleman, A.B. Latin French, English Sweetest Sponsor, WAG Staff Best Dressed Mrs. Tess Dyer, A.B. WiGee, 15%, Jes TebhUL wNG)s}. Librarian Distributive Education Sponsor, Varsity Cheerleaders Sponsor, D. E. Club Most Valuable to School Most School Spirit Mrs. Elizabeth B. Price, A.B. Miss Linda Perry, A.B. Commercial Studies Commercial Studies Advisor, CRACKER Neatest Advisor, Senior Class Most Talkative Mrs. Nancy S. Bare, B.S. Miss Ruby Carolyn Johnson, B.S. Home Economics Home Economics Advisor, F.H.A. Advisor, F.H.A. Most Talented Happiest Miss V. Grey Sellars Guidance Counselor Most Helpful Mrs. Joe Burch Cafeteria Manager Mrs. Esther P. Capes Secretary Most Efficient At the morning break the teachers rush to their lounge to enjoy afew moments of relaxation away from their students. The break provides a much needed period of intellectual stimulation for our faculty. Sophisticate, Senrors The Senior Class chose for its class officers this year: President, Douglas Bowers; Vice-President, Mike Kernodle; Secretary, Sandy Burke; and Treasurer, Carlie Satterfield. Dear Diary, The familiar words Graham High School . . . greeted us as we approached the school returning for our final year at G.H.S. Althoughwe were small in number, we were great in the spirit of comradeship that had been developing through the past three years. Butit was not until we marched down the aisle to assembly for the first time that we realized that now WE were Seniors at Graham High. For ten days during September, each of us became occasional guests at home and entered the world of business by selling World's Finest Chocolate, Football season came next, and as we watched the bon fire glowing, we knew that this would be the last pep-rally and the last game that we would enjoy as high school students. Christmas at Graham arrived, bringing with it the traditional heartwarming festivities--the Christmas Dance, the Glee Club program--and the thought of exams. For some of us, these exams were the last we would take at G.H.S., and even through this joyous thou ght there was a note of sadness. After mid-term was over, time literally flew, and before we knew it, April and May had come with our Jr.-Sr. Prom and the long-awaited trip to Washington. We returned, feeling tired but marvelously happy. We felt a bit more mature and independent as we passed still another milestone in our lives. Now, it's all over but the big moment--our graduation. As we share this memorable experience, we shall all vow that these years at Graham High School will never be forgotten. MILLICENT BASDEN Mickie Great it is to say that none can take her place; For she leaves a memory that time can not erase. MARILYNN VICTORIA BENNETT Blush The smile onher face is but a reflection of the feeling in her heart. EDWIN STEVENSON BRISTOW, JR. Eddie Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. SANDRA JOHANNA BUESCHEL Sandra ''You'll always find her in an ambitious mood, whether tis work or play. MARY CATHERINE ALLEN Chatty-Cathy ' A rare combination of quietness and sweetness. BETTY DIANE BARNES Diane Friendliness is the key note of a good personality. DOUGLAS BYRON BOWERS Doug A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. ALFRED FINLEY BRAXTON, JR. mA ltt We all wonder and still wonder grows--how, where, and when he learns what he knows. CASSANDRA JANE BURKE Sandy' ’ ‘A smile for all, a greeting glad, an amiable, jolly way she had. JERRY RAY CAMPBELL Big wmRed! Idle, slow and unconcerned; he went to class and sel- dom learned. HELEN DALE CRAWFORD Dale Full of chatter, full of pep; never quiet, that's her 19S {9), JOAN CAROL CRUTCHFIELD Joan Nothing ever gets her down, everyone's gay when she's around, ALMA MAE COLE Alma Appears quiet, but wait until you know her. VICKI JANE COOK Vie ! Full of wit and glee everyday. JAMES RONALD CURTIS Ronnie Seldom serious, always a clown, let worries come, he'll never frown. CHARLES WILLIAM DICKENS, JR. Charlie D, When people see him, they always say, he's natural- ly nice in every way. BARRY JAMES DOLLAR Moose ! IT agree with no man's opinion. I have some ideas of my own. JAMES HOWARD ELLINGTON Jimmy He speaketh not; and yet there lies a conversation in his eyes. LINDA DIANA EPPS Diana She's always full of fun and joy, a favorite with any girl or boy. CHARLES GRANT ESTLOW Charles Not too grave, not too gay, but just a jolly, good fel- low. BAW aR 908, ‘ DONNIE KAY EZZELL Donnie Kay ‘A cheerful word, or happy smile here's a girl who's right in style. LINDA KAYE FLOWERS Petunia As brimful of mischief and wit and glee, as evera human frame can be, HARRIETTE HOLT FOGLEMAN Harriette A cheerful heart, acheerful smile, a charm of friend- ship all the while. DENNIS ARNOLD FOSTER Slick ‘Take it easy, have your fun, let the old world flicker on, ' ALMA JUNE FOWLER ‘June?’ A fair exterior is a silent recommendation. DONNA RAY GODFREY Donna Her ways are ways of pleasantness and all her paths are peace, MARY SUE HENDERSON Sue't Everything about her is fine in every way, if Sue's your friend, your friend she'll stay. JON DAVID HOLT David A quiet man is the noblest work of God. JANET HOLT HARDEN Janet A charming girl, full of grace, quiet ways, attractive TaACean GEORGE HENRY HECKMAN, II Chipper Full of life, full of fun; born to be happy like every- Ones JOSEPH LEWIS JOHNSON, JR. Joe ! Quiet ways, afriendly lad, You'll never see him look- ing sad. MICHAEL HOLT KERNODLE, II Mike Good humor teaches fun tothe last, makes new friends and keeps those of the past. THEODORE GLADSTONE LINDLEY eave Just a regular fellow giving G.H.S. all he has. SHEILA MARIE LLOYD mMSam!t Friendly and gay and happy always. ELLEN HOLT McPHERSON Fillen Her smile is warm, her mind is pure, she'll succeed, that's for sure. HILDA SUE McPHERSON Sue Little people are to be loved, big people admired-- Gee, I'm glad I'm little. PAMELA WRENN LACKEY ™DPam ' Happy am I, from care I'm free; why ain't they all contented like me? JANE STARNES LANGLEY Jane A ring on the finger is worth two on the phone, ANNA BLAIR LONG Blair Cute, sweet, nice and neat, she's a girl that's hard to beat. JOHN PAUL LONGEST Johnny Pleasantness and dependability are qualities well mixed. RITA ELIZABETH MAGRINI MRita’’ There never was anunhappy redhead, and she couldn't change convention. GLENDA MAE MINOR Glenda Her pleasant way always wins, that's why she has so many friends. RICHARD FOUTZ MITCHELL Dickie™ If a task is once begun, he'll never leave until it's done. DOROTHY HENRIETTA MITCHELL Suet Full of life, full of fun, she's a friend to everyone. JOHN VERNON MOON Johnny Toworry little, to study less, is my idea of happiness. BOBBIE GAYLE NANCE Bobbie I must keep talking, whether I say anything or not. JOYCE LEIGH PAINTER Joyce Quiet, steadfast, and faithful. COY ELAINE PARRISH Elaine ‘There are nowords which can explain this lovely girl we call Elaine. KENNETH MURRAY RIVERS Kenneth T never study hard; I might get brain fever. MARY JANE ROARK Jane Never frivolous, never slow; just a girl you'd like to know. CAROLYN ANN SEMIKLOSE Carolyn Why take life soseriously? you'llnever get out alive. CATHY SMITH Cathy Cute and attractive; bright and gay; just the kind ot girl to brighten the way. LYNDA PEARL PEGG Al Lynda Just a jolly girl at G.H.S. VICKIE ANN POPLIN Vickie Her quietness does not make her less important. ALMA GAIL RUSSELL Gail The way to have a friend is to be one, CARLIE SUE SATTERFIELD UGanirel: Never too careless, nor too sad, never too studious, always glad. DONALD PAGE SMITH Scrooge Good humor is worth more than knowledge. ELLEN RAY SMITH Hillen’’ There is atwinkle in her eye, Every time she passes us by. JOHN ABNER SNEAD Abner There's always time for fun. JAMES MacARTHUR STAINBACK Fatback Why worry? Your worst troubles never happen. CHERYL AMANDA STANIEWICZ Cheryl Her personality is as bright as her golden hair. MARGARET LOUISE TERRY Dumb ol' Margaret If more people were like this sweet girl, wouldn't this be a wonderful world? NANCY ANN WILLIAMS Nancy She's very quiet andvery calm, hope she never comes to harm. STEPHEN WARREN WILLIAMSON Steve His joys are as light as the ocean, his troubles as light as the foam. DOUGLAS EUGENE WILSON Birdlegs Not a romeo or a flirt just a boy who likes a skirt. JOHNNY GARLAND WINGFIELD Johnny He never has a worry, he never has a care, but when anything is happening, you're sure to find him there, RALPH THURMAN HENLEY (1945-1957) Though he was in school with us six brief years, he has left with us a lasting impression. As a tribute to his memory, we, the Class of 1963, wishto honor him, our former class- mate and friend. Class of 1963 Mr. R. L. Hill ) en10r ) PONSOLS Cla SS Color S Green and White Class Hower Orchid Class otto Every day should be passed as if it were to be the last. Mascots Jackie Cathey and Vaughn Willoughby Sensor MARY CATHERINE ALLEN Chatty Cathy Glee Club 1; Future Homemakers of America 1,2; D. E. Club, Parliamentarian, 4. BETTY DIANE BARNES EDrane! Library Assistant 1; Basketball 1,2; D.E. Club 4. MILLICENT BASDEN Millicent Class Treasurer 1; Future Homemakers of America 1,2,3; Student Council 1, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3; Homecoming Attendant 1; Sponsor 2,3; Maid of Honor 4; Honor Society 3,4; WAG Staff 3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Library Club 1,2,4; Varsity Cheerleader 2, Head 3, 4; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Office Assistant 3; Miss G.H.S. 2; Monogram Club 2, 3,4; Scholastic Letter 2,3,4; Superlative 4. MARILYNN VICTORIA BENNETT Blush Glee Club 1,2; D.E. Club 3,4; Superlative 4. DOUGLAS BYRON BOWERS Doug Football1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Science Club 1; Class President 4; Monogram Club 3, President 4; Student Council 4; Key Club 3, Secretary 4; Library Club 4; Superlative 4. ALFRED FINLEY BRAXTON, JR. trAIt Science Club 1; Class President 3; Football 1; Bas- ketball1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4, Most Valuable Play- er 3, Co-Captain 3; Homecoming Escort 2,3,4; Key Club 3, Vice-President 4; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; WAG Staff 3,4; Superla- tive 4, EDWIN STEVENSON BRISTOW, JR. Fiddie ’ Motion Picture Projection 1; D.E. Club 3,4. SANDRA JOHANNA BUESCHEL Sandra Motion Picture Projection 1; Arts and Crafts 1; Li- brary Club 1; Future Homemakers of America 1,2, 4; Guidance Assistant 3; Office Assistant 3,4; Scholastic Letter Award 2,3,4; Crisco Home Economics Award 2; W. O. W. History Award 3; English Award 3; Type- writing Award 3; D.A.R. Good Citizen 4; CRACKER Staff 4; WAG Staff 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4; Chief Marshal 3; Superlative 4. CASSANDRA JANE BURKE Sandy ! Arts and Crafts 1; Motion Picture Projection 1; Fu- ture Homemakers of America 1,2; Class Secretary 4; D.E. Club 4, Superlative 4. JERRY RAY CAMPBELL “jerry” Motion Picture Projection 1; D.E. Club 3,4. ALMA MAE COLE Alma Arts and Crafts 1; Motion Picture Projection 1; Li- brary Club 2,3,4; D. E. Club 4; Honor Society 3, Sec- retary 4; Scholastic Letter 2,3,4; Marshal 3; Library Assistant 2,3,4. 29 Sfatisties VICKI JANE COOK Vic Motion Picture Projection 1; Future Homemakers of America 1; D.E. Club 4, HELEN DALE CRAWFORD Dale'' Transferred from Burlington 2; Student Council 3: Basketball Manager 3,4; Office Assistant 4; Future Homemakers of America 4; Science Club 4; CRACKER Staff 4; Superlative 4. JOAN CAROL CRUTCHFIELD Joan Motion Picture Projection 1; Arts and Crafts 1; Fu- ture Homemakers of America 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; Scholastic Letter 2; D.E. Club 4. JAMES RONALD CURTIS Ronnie Motion Picture Projection 1; Science Club 2; Football 3; Teenage Club Council 4. CHARLES WILLIAM DICKENS, JR. uChanicsD ss Monogram Club 3,4; Library Club 4; Varsity Foot- ball 3,4;Co-Captain 4; Football All-Conference 4; D. E. Club 4; Superlative 4. BARRY JAMES DOLLAR Moose Science Club 1; Freshman Football 1; Baseball 1, 2,3, 4, Co-Captain 3; Key Club 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4, Co-Captain 4, All Conference 4, Lineman of the Year 4; Monogram Club 2, 3,4, Vice-President 4; CRACKER Staff 3,4; Class Vice-President 3; Superlative 4, JAMES HOWARD ELLINGTON Jimmy Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Sci- ence Club 1; Class Vice-President 2; Monogram Club 3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Treasurer 3,4; Homecoming Es- cort 4; Superlative 4. LINDA DIANA EPPS Diana Transferred from Haw River 2; Homecoming Sponsor 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4, Secre- tary-Treasurer 3; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; Library Club 4; D.E. Club 4; Superlative 4. CHARLES GRANT ESTLOW Charles Science Club 1; Motion Picture Projection 1; Home- coming Escort 3; D.E. Club 4. DONNIE KAY EZZELL Donnie Kay Glee Club 1,2; D.E. Club, Treasurer 4. LINDA KAYE FLOWERS Egg! Transferred from Franklin 2; Glee Club 2; Secretary- Treasurer Teen Age Club 4; Superlative 4. HARRIETTE HOLT FOGLEMAN Harriette Glee Club 1, Vice-President 2; Future Homemakers of America 1, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, Pres- ident 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Marshal 3; Stu- dent Council 2; WAG Staff 4; CRACKER Staff 4; Home - coming Sponsor 4; Office Assistant 4; Scholastic Let- ter 2,3,4. Senior Statistics DENNIS ARNOLD FOSTER Slick D.E. Club 3,4. ALMA JUNE FOWLER June { Glee Club 1; Library Assistant 1; Future Homemak- ers of America 1. DONNA RAYE GODFREY Donna Future Homemakers of America 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; D.E. Club 4. JANET HOLT HARDEN Janet Basketball 3; Junior Varsity Head Cheerleader 1; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Future Homemakers of Americal, 2; Student Council1; Library Club 2,3; Glee Club 1; Homecoming Queen 4; Homecoming Sponsor 3; Secretary Glee Club 1; Superlative 4. GEORGE HENRY HECKMAN, II Chipper Freshman Football 1; Varsity Football 2,3,4; Base- ball Manager 1,2; Monogram Club 3,4; Science Club 1; Library Club 1,3,4; Superlative 4. MARY SUE HENDERSON Sue Glee Club 1; Student Council 2,4; Future Homemakers of America 1,2,3; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; Home- coming Sponsor 4; CRACKER 3, Editor 4; Library Club 3,4; Guidance Assistant 4; Monogram Club 4, JON DAVID HOLT David Science Club 1; Motion Picture Projection 1; Foot- ball 1; Basketball 2,3; Homecoming Escort 3,4; WAG Staff 4; Key Club 3, President 4; Student Council Vice- President 4; Rotary Senior of the Month 4; Superla- tive 4, JOSEPH LEWIS JOHNSON, JR. Joe ! Motion Picture Projection 1; Key Club 2,4, Secretary 3; Football Trainer 2; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Super- lative 4. MICHAEL HOLT KERNODLE, II Mike Motion Picture Projection 1; Science Club 1; Football 2,3,4; All-Conference Football Team 4; Basketball Trainer 3; Vice-President Senior Class 4; Monogram Club 3,4; Freshman Football 1; Superlative 4. PAMELA WRENN LACKEY ™Pam't Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1; Future Homemakers of America 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; Teenage Club 2,3; Li- brary Club 2; D.E. Club 4; Office Assistant 4; Super- lative 4, THEODORE GLADSTONE LINDLEY Teddy Baseball Manager 1; Motion Picture Projection 1; Arts and Crafts 1; Key Club 3,4; D.E. Club 4; Super- lative 4, SHEILA MARIE LLOYD Sam' t Transferred from Williams High 2; Future Home- 30 makers of America 3,4; President of Glee Club 4; Science Club 4. ANNA BLAIR LONG we larew Glee Club 1; Library Club 1,2,3,4; Future Homemak- ers of Americal, 2,3; Student Council 3; Teenage Club 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Office Assistant 4. JOHN PAUL LONGEST Johnny Arts and Crafts 1; Glee Club 1; D.E. Club 4. ELLEN HOLT McPHERSON Ellen Motion Picture Projection 1; Future Homemakers of Americal,2, Song Leader 3; Glee Club 1,2, Secretary 3, Assistant Pianist 3; Homecoming Sponsor 4; WAG Staff Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4. HILDA SUE McPHERSON 'tSue'! Motion Picture Projection 1; Glee Club 1,2; Future Homemakers of America 1, 2,3; Honor Society 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4; WAG Staff 3,4; Office As- sistant 4; Library Club 3,4; Scholastic Letter 3,4; Superlative 4. RITA ELIZABETH MAGRINI Rita Future Homemakers of America 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; Basketball Manager 3; D.E. Club 4. GLENDA MAE MINOR Glenda Glee Club Pianist 1,2; Future Homemakers of Amer- ica 1,2, Song Leader 3,4, Parliamentarian 4; D.E. Club 4. DOROTHY HENRIETTA MITCHELL Sue Glee Club 1,3, Vice-President 4; Basketball 1,2,3, Co-Captain 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Superlative 4. RICHARD FOUTZ MITCHELL “Dickie” Science Club President 1; Scholastic Letter 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Social Studies Award 3; CRACKER Staff 3; Marshal 3; Student Council Presi- dent 4; Rotary Senior of the Month 4; Homecoming Escort 4; Superlative 4. JOHN VERNON MOON Johnny Science Club 1; Arts and Crafts 1; Homecoming Es- cort 3; D.E. Club 4; Superlative. BOBBIE GAYLE NANCE Bobbie Transferred from Alamance High 1; Basketball 2,3, 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Glee Club 2; Library Club 2D aki Clube JOYCE LEIGH PAINTER Joyce Glee Glee 1, Pianist 3,4; Future Homemakers of America 1,2; Basketball 1,3,3, Manager 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Marshal 3; Scholastic Letter 2h35 5 Ser Assistant 4; CRACKER Staff 4; Superla- ive 4, Senior Statistics COY ELAINE PARRISH Elaine Future Homemakers of America 1,2, Historian 3; Freshman Class President 1; Glee Club 1,2; Student Council 2,3; Junior Class Secretary 3; WAG Staff 3,4; Homecoming Sponsor 1,4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Library Club 1; D.E. Club 4, LYNDA PEARL PEGG Lynda Glee Club 1,4; Future Homemakers of America 1; D. E. Club 4, Guidance Assistant 4. VICKIE ANN POPLIN MEV aK) Future Homemakers of America 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; Library Club 2. KENNETH MURRAY RIVERS Kenneth Photography Club 1. MARY JANE ROARK Jane Glee Club 1,4; D.E. Club 3,4. ALMA GAIL RUSSELL Gail Glee Club 1,2; Future Homemakers of America 1,2, 3, Secretary 4; Teenage Club 1, Secretary 3; Library Club 3,4; Homecoming Sponsor 4; CRACKER Staff 4; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Science Club 4; Girls' Bas- ketball Manager 3. CARLIE SUE SATTERFIELD Carlie Arts and Crafts 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Future Home- makers of America 1,2; Monogram Club 3,4; Class Treasurer 3,4; D.E. Club President 4. CAROLYN ANN SEMIKLOSE Carolyn Future Homemakers of America 1; Glee Club 1; Mo- tion Picture Proiection 1; D.E. Club 4. CATHY SMITH Cathy Student Council 1,4; Glee Club 1; Arts and Crafts 1; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1; Varsity Cheerleader 2, Assistant Head 3,4; Miss G.H.S. 3; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Monogram Club 3,4; Guidance Assistant 4; CRACKER Staff 4; Superlative 4. DONALD PAGE SMITH Scrooge Science Club 1; Motion Picture Projection 1; Basket- ball 3; Superlative 4. ELLEN RAY SMITH Ellen 31 Glee Club 1,2; Future Homemakers of America 2, Secretary 3, Parliamentarian 4; Motion Picture Pro- jection 1; National Honor Society 3,4, Treasurer 3; Office Assistant 3,4; Library Club 2, 3, 4; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Teenage Club President 4: Scholastic Letter 2,3,4; Superlative 4, JOHN ABNER SNEAD, JR. Abner Motion Picture Projection 1; Science Club 2; D.E. Club 3,4; Student Council 2. JAMES McAUTHUR STAINBACK Fatback Transferred from Williams High 3; D.E. Club 3,4. CHERYL AMANDA STANIEWICZ Cheryl Motion Picture Projection 1; Library Club 3,4; Of- fice Assistant 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Basketball 2,3, Co-Captain 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Future Homemakers of America 2; Arts and Crafts 1. BETTY JANE STARNES LANGLEY Jane Future Homemakers of America 1,2; Arts and Crafts 1; Glee Club 1; D.E. Club 4; Superlative 4. MARGARET LOUISE TERRY Dumb ol' Margaret Arts and Crafts 1; Motion Picture Projection 1; Fu- ture Homemakers of America 1; National Honor So- ciety 3, Vice-President 4; WAG Staff 3,4; Scholastic Letter 2,3,4; Library Club 4; Superlative 4. NANCY ANN WILLIAMS Nancy Arts and Crafts 1; Motion Picture Projection 1; D.E. Club 4; Glee Club 4. STEVEN WARREN WILLIAMSON Dick Homecoming Escort 1; Football 1,3,4; Motion Picture Projection 1; Science Club 1; Class Secretary 1; Class President 2; Monogram Club 3,4; Key Club 4; Super- lative 4. DOUGLAS EUGENE WILSON Birdlegs Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Motion Picture Projection 1; ‘Science Club 1; Monogram Club 4; D. E. Club 4; Superlative 4, JOHNNY GARLAND WINGFIELD Keg ! Freshman Football 1; Varsity Football 4; Science Club 1; Motion Picture Projection 1; Key Club 4; Monogram Club 4; Teenage Club 2; Baseball 1; Arts and Crafts 1; Superlative 4. Our Heroes! Yes, for a price you may see my little black book! Monster Mash! Why, ''Petunia ! Are we seeing double? You must be sick, that can't be your natural appearance! But my motorcycle is double parked! I wouldn't say you're a nut, but you'll do 'til one comes along! Hark! Do I hear the call of yon tufted titmouse? Sing it purty. Now, when I was at Catawba. . . Hey! Turn up the mike! True, true happiness. wh O otal Je UNMLOLS To manage the affairs of their busiest year, the Junior Class chose Steve Wrenn, President; Mike Ward, Vice-President; Paulette Lockhart, Secretary; and Eugene Yates and Joyce Lindsey, Treasurers. This was the year. ...-- We moved from underclassmen to upperclassmen. This was the year each of us resolved for the third time, ''Now Iam really going to study. . . I really am! This was the year of phone calls, going to football games, teen-age club, and pep rallies. We became braver and more talkative in class. We sold magazines, had bake sales, had a car wash, ordered our class rings, planned and carried out the Junior-Senior. Our Junior-Senior! How hard everyone worked. First there was our theme to debate upon, our wait- resses' costumes to choose, decorating, and finally our big night. Tests! We took tests to see for what we were suited; tests to see for what we weren't suited; and tests to see if we possessed the ability to accomplish those things for which we were suited! By spring we had become a closely knit group who realized their responsibilities as G. H. S. students. We became the officers of the major organizations and hoped that we might fill them as well as they had been filled in the past. The time had really flown by, and it was hard to realize that three of our years of beingG. H.S. students were over and soon we would be Seniors! 33 Adams, Richard Bulla, Linda Cheek, Bobby Dawkins, Larry Gaydon, Betty Adcock, Bobby Caskey, Jerri Albright, Anne Cates, Linda Allen, Sharlene Caudle, Otto W O otal J UNLOLS Clary, Glenn Cole, Jackie Draemer, Mickey Dunn, Martha Gilbert, Elaine Gilchrist, Linda Conklin, Gordon Eouzan, Renee Hadley, Ann Brown, Larry Charlton, Keith Cornell, Glenn Estes, Joe Harden, Becky Davis, Jane Frank, Patricia Harmon, Ricky Herbert, Bill Hewitt, Rodney Hilliard, Nancy Hill, Edward Hughes, Dickey Hughes, Mickey Ingold, Billie Isley, Fred Jarecki, Jay Jeffreys, Ronnie Se outal JE UNLOL'S Jones, Morris Jones, Norris King, Wilson Lindsey, Joyce Linens, Jerry Lockhart, Paulette Longest, Bill Love, Eddie Lovette, Lee Lyon, Betty Jo McAdams, Bill Madden, Marvin Mansfield, Tommy Martin, Merle Martindale, Kenneth May, Jo Ellen Miller, Gale Mintz, Gary Moore, Carole Paris, Ginny Russell, Sheila Tuttle, Ronnie Williams, Johnny Moore, Donna Morton, Sheila Neese, Linda Pulley, William Ritchie, Claudia Roper, Eugene wh O vial J UNLOLS Simmons, Rebecca Smith, Jeanette Stacey, Dennis Vincent, Dennis Ward, Mike Watkins, Renee Wilson, Lynda Wrenn, Steve Wright, Jimmy O' Baugh, Jean Rudd, Miniver Terry, Gleness Watts, Rosemary Yates, Eugene Turner, Diane Whittemore, Gail Yrogressive Soph Omores The Sophomores chose Arthur Andrews, President; Bill Compton, Vice-President; Joyce Andrew, Secretary; and Brooksie Haislip, Treasurer, to serve as class officers. Dear Diary, Gee, we finally made it. Just think. . . no longer freshmen! This is truly the great year. . . to be sophomores. This is the time when we really begin to feel accepted as an integral part of the student body. Seniors might labelus silly sophomores, but we no longer feel unwanted, Maybe we're not yet sophis- ticatedbut we are beginning to feel very erown-up.'' As sophomores we get a glimpse of the real work and enjoyment of a high school career. Now we feel like full-fledged members of the student body. Sophomores participate in the athletic program and this group is very active in Student Council affairs. Socially, we are at ‘last tin the swing of things. It's really great to be a sophomore. . . just think, next year we'll be juniors. Sai Pro IJLESSLUC So pli OmoOLres Adcock, Tommy Agamenon, Richard Allen, Ella Mae Allen, Judy “Allison, Kay Allred, Tommy Andrew, Joyce Andrews, Arthur Andrews, Dennis Ball, Butch Barvir, Suzanne Barvir, Suzanne Basden, Beverly Benesch, Tony Boswell, Cindy Boswell, Dee Braxton, Janice Brewer, Wayne Bristow, Shirley Bueschel, Barbara Campbell, Melva Cheek, Judy Clapp, Polly Clark, Carolyn Clark, Joe Coggins, Charlie Comer, Sandra Compton, Bill Cook, John Cornell, Tommy Cox, Doug Daniel, Donna Drumwright, Bill Eubanks, Gloria Euliss, Steve Evans, Carol Faucette, Gail Fesperman, Carolyn Foster, Dean Foushee, Jackie Gurkin, Douglas Guthrie, Jimmy Guy, Cathy Hackett, Robert Haislip, Brooksie Hall, Mike Hallsey, Jim Handy, Jack Harden, Steve 38 Yrogresstve Soph OmMoOLres Harrington, Butch Hawk, Janis Hayes, Eugene Henderson, Janice Hickman, Mary Hill, Brenda Hilliard, Herbie Holt, Alma Holt, Mac Holt, Martha _ Holt, Sheila Ingram, Euell Jean Isley, Debbie Janey, Jerry Jarrett, Martha Jarrett, Melba Jenkins, Greg Johnson, Dennis Johnson, Earl Johnson, Laurel Johnston, Elaine Jones, Clarence Jones, Kay Kirkpatrick, Ann Law, Danny Lemons, George Lineberry, Sheila V Ad rs McKeel, Sheryl McPherson, Don Magrini, Bill Mann, Willard Mansfield, Linda Mayes, Wayne Mercer, Roger Michels, Mary Ellen Miller, Gary Moser, Frances Nance, Lloyd Nash, Boog Newman, Willard Oxford, Janice Patten, Marian Paylor, Brenda Peterman, Eddie Phillips, Bobby Porterfield, Johnnie Pulley, Sheila 39 Ray, Larry Roberson, Bill Rogers, Jerry Roper, Bobby Scott, Novela Sharpe, Larry Sharpe, Paulette Shoffner, Cheryl Shoffner, David Shoffner, Randy Simmons, Kenneth Smith, Gayle Smith, Steve Thomas, Jean Thompson, Elaine Thompson, Pat Troy, Ricky Truelove, Cheryl Tuttle, Leon Vaughn, Lynette Waddell, Vivian Walker, Brenda Walker, Gregg Walker, Jerry Pro IJLESSLUC Soph Omores Walters, Tommy Watkins, Carole Watkins, Jerry Waugh, Donnie Way, Dianne West, Sherrie Whitaker, Richard ‘4 Whitson, Staehle 3 Wightman, Billy Williams, Jack Willis, Carolyn Wilson, Dennis Wilson, Ronnie Wingfield, Tommy Wood, Terry Wright, Tony 40 Fan-Slcoovin te Freshmen is The Freshman Class officers are Fred Mitchell, President; Bonae Euliss, Vice-President; and Linda Bayliff, Secretary-Treasurer. ; Dear Diary, We wanted to be casual. . . but we felt dazed and uncertain. It was all new and we'd never been here before. Graham High School was in confusion, and we were trying to see everything at one glance. We were on our own now and we were dismayed. But after assembly and our warm welcome at G.H.S., we felt a little more at ease. During our first week we were constantly on the move, learning all about Graham High - her rules and her ideals. By the end of the week we were beginning to learn our way around. We learned what time every bell rang and just exactly how much time we could waste in the halls before each class began. We found out what was expected of us as Freshmen and soon were adjusting to high school activities. We began to know everyone better and discovered that everyone had something of value to offer. Some of our girls began dating upperclassmen and all of us started doing ' and 'going ’ more than ever. Phys. Ed. became a daily routine for us all and we ran through our daily paces with vigor and enthusiasm. Now our feeling for Graham High School is no longer one of uncertainty and nervousness. As we walk down the corridors, chat in the halls, or take part in assembly, we know that this is our school and these are our friends. Graham High School has become a part of us and we are eager to return next year. Next year . . . we CAN be casual. 4] Fan-Loovin te Freshmen Adcock, Rosemary Allen, Betty Jean Allen, Susan Andress, Charles Ashley, Barbara Ashley, Gail Ashley, Larry Barbour, Patsy Barnwell, Brenda Baxley, Mark Bayliff, Buck Bayliff, Linda Bohannon, Babs Bowland, Sally Boyd, Wilson Bradshaw, Betty Bradshaw, Margaret Brantley, Craig Braxton, Billy Brooks, Angie Bryan, Jo Bunton, Judy Bunton, Nancy Burch, Joe Burke, Dennis Carter, Vickie Caviness, Linda Clapp, Larry Cornell, Kay Councilman, Steve Crissman, Paul Crotts, Paul Davis, Joe Dickens, Ben Draemer, Charles Drawdy, Butch Edwards, Johnny Edwards, Madeline Elkins, Joselynn Ellington, Darrell Ensley, Linda Eouzan, Brian Epps, Sammy Estes, Lucy Euliss, Bonae Evans, Cheryl Faulkner, Dianne Flynt, Allen Fan-loovin {i Freshmen Glosson, Gaye Griffith, Anne Grogan, Janice Guthrie, Jimmy Hancock, Chris Hancock, Glen Harris, Glenda Harris, Travis Harris, Jeanette Hayes, Josephine Henderson, Jimmy Henley, Sheryl Holt, Danny Horne, Laura Houser, Tina Hudson, Robert Hunter, Jane James, Ronnie Jenkins, Pamela Johnson, Ann Johnson, Nickie Johnson, Ray Jones, Carol Kearns, Janice Kendall, Gary King, Sandra Kurtz, Dawn Lamberth, John Lambert, Ronnie Lambert, Sammy Lashley, Donna Lashley, Patsy Leonard, Pam Lineberry, Becky Lineberry, Brenda Linens, Jo Carolyn Lockhart, Judy Longest, Linda Longest, Nancy McAdams, Jimmy McCuiston, Brenda McCuiston, Mable Martin, Dianne Martin, Sharon Melton, Shirley Mitchell, Fred Moore, Sandra Moss, Nancy Fan-Loovin XG) Freshmen Nelson, Ted Newcomer, Butch Padgett, Carol Page, Connie Paris, Fulton Peoples, Debbie Pratt, Judy Pugh, Tony Ray, Gene Rhew, Rhonda Rhyne, Janet Rich, Marshall Riley, Ruaine Rogers, Debbie Rogers, Tommy Rose, Linda Sharpe, Eileen Sharpe, Hugh Shue, Beverly Smith, Howard Staley, R. E. Stokes, Tommy Terrell, Barbara Terry, Albert Thacker, Bill Thacker, Tommy Thompson, Aubrey Thompson, Don Tuttle, Dianne Utley, Mary Vincent, Janelle Watts, Beryl Wightman, David Williams, Allene Williams, Judy) Wilson, Wayne Wood, Betsy Wright, Joyce Yount, Joanne 44 Classes General Lee, suh... What? ?? You killed a bird? ? ? as whe Funny thing, ever since I have been taking typing, my name has been aqdrs ! American poetry is SO interesting, isn't bie eacKe, When and Stow AUGUST: 31--Graham vs. Eastern. . . Oh, someone score! SEPTEMBER: 1 --Well, freedom is over--' 'Back to the Drawing Board. 2 --Finally getting into the swing of things again. For once Seniors are as bewildered as Freshmen. 3 --Labor Day! They can't start those vacations too soon for me. 6 --Welcome, Mr. Brincefield! 7 --Graham 24--Western 12! Oh, well, we knew it all the time. 14--Roxboro game ''@ We should have stayed in the shower room! 15--' 'Back to School dance. . . What fun! 20--Junior Magazine sale--Wana' buy a book, lady? 21--Graham 0--Southern 7. . . We'll get them yet. 26--Senior chocolate sale. . . .6,000 bars sold! Good work Seniors. . . Why were you selling so hard? Washington, maybe? OCTOBER: 5 --Graham 34--Chapel Hill 20! Wow, what a night. 12--Graham 33-Southern 0!!!! Our Homecoming pa- rade and dance. 25--Teachers' meeting. . . One day of freedom. 26--Miss G. H. S. contest--Congratulations girls. 29--Cracker is out--News while it's crackin’. 31--Halloween. .. Boo!!!! NOVEMBER: 2 --Graham 6--Eastern 7... . Can't win them all! 6 --Mascots are chosen. Aren't they cute? 21--Students receive individual pictures. By the way, what's everyone hiding in his locker? 22-23--Thanksgiving Holidays. . . Turkey anyone? 30--College Day. . . They all look hard to me! DECEMBER: 1 --SAT test--Brain washed! ! 12--Seniors are measured for caps and gowns, .It's later than you think! ° 13--Cracker--Superlatives are revealed. . .Congrat- ulations ''MOSTS. 14--Group pictures are taken for the WAG. . Smile! 21--School's out. . . MerryChristmas, EVERYBODY! 21--Christmas Dance. . . King andQueen reign ... The WEEJUNS! 46 WAG appened JANUARY: 1 --Happy NEW YEAR!!!! 2 --Back to school--Oh, my aching head. . . resolu- tion to study harder. 6 --Yippe! SNOW--Shucks, it melted @° 15--First half of WAG is completed. Well, we're half there, staff! 17--Faculty basketball game ... Hear those joints creaking? 23--Mr. Lee joins our faculty--''Welcome from the G. H. S. students and faculty. FEBRUARY: 1 --SNOW!! A vacation at last. 3 --Annuals on sale--be sure and get yours! 4 --Marshals are chosen--Congratulations Juniors. 6 --Assembly on ''School Spirit. Yell, everyone. 14--Valentines Day. . . Cracker comes out! !!! 15--WAG goes to press. ..Ah! Now we cap relax. MARCH: 1 --Juniors working hard on Junior-Senior prom! 15--Senior play . . . HOBGOBLIN HOUSE--The best ever} (Pitts 20--Honor Society taps new members--Boo-Hoo, I'm so happy! ! 31--Book reports due. . . Don't those teachers ever give up? APRIL: 1 --April Fool's Day. . . Better watch out! 5 --Junior-Senior prom--On to the BEACH@° 12-14--Easter Holidays... Doesn't everyone look nice? 24--Washington or Bust!!!!! MAY: 1 --May Day!!! Now I feel as if spring were here. 2 --FLASH!! Epidemic of SPRING FEVER hits G. H.S.! 20--Here it is!! The 1963 WAG! 21--The awaited time approaches. . 23--EXAMS... Cram Students, Cram! 27--Class Night . .How Sad. . .Seniors, this is your night. 26--Baccalaureate Sermon. . . Inspiring service, weall learned something from it. 29--Commencement. . . So long, Seniors, we'll never forget you! ! 30--Back for report cardsand awards. . .Bye. . .See you next year. 47 1. Climb Every Mountain'' 2. Now let's see, is anyone here? 3. ''I was working in the lab late one night. ... 4. I Enjoy Being a Girl. ' 5. Smile! You're on Candid Camera. 6. Close your mouth, there is adraft. 7. Starved? Of course I'm starved! 8. Dear Diary . .. we tried our hands at art. 9. Madam, Chivalary isn't dead. 10. What apin-up! 11. Walk rightin, sit right down... .' ' 12. What a pose! “Acttotte Student Council The members of Student Council work together to set high standards to govern the lives of the students in their daily activities. The Student Council is responsible for operating the school store and for selling ice cream dur- ing the break. President: Dickie Mitchell Officers: Arthur Andrews wa ) ee ee ene memlneasurer JerrinCaske Val ml wisi icnism mmm CCLela lay DavadvVHolt www en lst eeVICC—PLesiaent Advisor Mr. J. W. Busick Joyce Lindsey, Linda Bulla, Arthur Andrews, Jerri Caskey, David Holt, Dawn Kurtz, Beryl Watts, Gary Mintz, Don McPherson, Butch Drawdy, Cathy Smith, Bill Compton, Doug Bowers, Linda Bayliff, Sue Henderson, Carol Watkins, Johnnie Porterfield, Carol Evans, Mr. Busick, Fred Mitchell, Dickie Mitchell. LAMBETH AND PRICE SERVE AS ADVISORS Mrs. Marilyn Lambeth and Mrs. Elizabeth Price, as advisors for the CRACKER, proofread the articles, advise on layouts, and help solve any other problems that may arise. Mrs. Lambeth teaches English II and IV. Mrs. Price teaches typing and bookkeeping. BOWERS NAMED ART EDITOR Doug Bowers, a senior, as the art editor, is res- ponsible for all art work that is needed for each edition of the CRACKER. Doug is a member of the Key Club, Monogram Club, and the football squad. PAINTER CHOSEN SENIOR REPORTER Joyce Painter as the Senior reporter relates all AS The Oracker Olaff Graham High School — Graham, North Carolina HENDERSON EDITOR, MORTON ASSISTANT EDITOR Sue Henderson as as- sistant editor moved up to the position as editor of the CRACKER this year. It is Sue’s duty to assign articles to be written and to make sure that every- one has his job completed in time for the deadline. Sue is a cheerleader and member of the Monogram Club and Library Club. Sheila Morton was chosen as assistant edi- tor on the basis of her aca- demic achievement. She assists Sue in her duties and will become editor of the CRACKER next year. DOLLAR AND WRENN ARE SPORTS EDITORS Barry Dollar, a senior and Steve Wrenn, a junior report on all sport events. Both are members of the football squad. Barry is a member of the Library Club and Key Club. Steve is also a member of the Key Club and participates in basketball. senior happenings for the CRACKER. Joyce is an outstanding member of the senior class. She is a member of the Glee Club and National Honor Socie- ty. EVANS AND THOMAS SERVE AS SOPHOMORE REPORTERS Carol Evans and Jean Thomas serve on_ the CRACKER Staff as sop- homore reporters. They tell the sophomore activi- ties. Carol is a cheerleader and Jean is a member of the Library Club. FRESHMAN REPORTERS SELECTED Jo Bryan and Betty Bradshaw, both Freshmen, were selected as Freshman reporters. It is their job to keep us informed of Fresh- man activities. HERBERT AND WHITTEMORE SELECTED JUNIOR REPORTERS Bill Herbert and Gail Whittemore were selected 51 deqpe19 14 aree ia CRAWFORD SERVES AS CIRCULATION MANAGER The Circulation Man- ager for the CRACKER this year is Dale Craw- ford, a senior. She is res- ponsible for the distribu- tion of the CRACKER. Dale belongs to the Mono- gram Club and is a man- ager of the girls’ basket- ball team TYPISTS ARE CHOSEN Sandra Bueschel, Har- riette Fogleman, Cathy Smith, and Gail Russell, all seniors, were chosen as typists for the CRACKER. They must type all the articles that are submit- ted. Sandra and Harriette are both members of the Wag Staff and National Honor Society. Both were marshals last year. Har- riette is a member of the F.H.A. Sandra, for her character, service, and scholarship was chosen as Miss D.A.R. Cathy and Gail are both cheerleaders and members of the Mono- gram Club. Gail is also a member of the Library Club and Science Club. as Junior Reporters for the CRACKER. It is their job to submit an article telling of junior activities. Bill is a member of the Key Club and Wag Staff. Gail is a cheerleader and a member of the D.E. and Science Clubs. Activities Assistant Editor Editor Jo Ellen May Margaret Terry a Advertising Assistant Editor Editor Linda Bulla Millicent Basden Art Editor Harriette Fogleman Photographers Robert Hudson and Steve Smith Sports Editor Assis tant Al Braxton Ed Hill Staff Circulation Manager Assistant Elaine Parrish Gary Mintz Business Assistant Manager Manager Bill Herbert Sue McPherson Typists Sandra Bueschel David Holt ational Htonor Society Margaret Terry Sue McPherson Alma Cole Millicent Basden Harriette Fogleman Joyce Painter Al Braxton Ellen Smith! Dick Mitchell Jerri Caskey Merle Martin Paulette Lockhart Ed Hill “Gary Mintz Jeanette Smith Glenn Clary The members of the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY are chosen by the faculty for their scholarship, service, character, and leadership ability. Sandra Bueschel = Mr. Richard Uzzell Marshals The following marshals were selected on the basis of academic achievement: Anne Albright, co-head; Paulette Lockhart, co-head; Jerri Caskey, Ricky Adams, Linda Bulla, Sheila Morton, Merle Martin. Scholastic Letters All sophomores, juniors, and seniors with a ninety or above average are awarded a scholastic letter. Left to Right, FIRST ROW: J. Painter, E. Thompson, S. Comer, 5. Barvir, K. Allison, J. May, H. Fogleman, S. Bueschel, S. McPherson, E. Smith, SECOND ROW. M. Terry, J. Caskey, A. Albright, S. McKeel, G. Whittemore, S. Morton, L. Gilchrist, P. Lockhart, M. Martin, M. Basden. THIRD ROW: D. Mitchell, A. Braxton, B. Herbert, R. Adams, B. Haislip, M. Patten, B. Basden, C. Truelove, R. Troy, E. Johnston, C. Clark, FOURTH ROW: A.Cole, L. Bulla, G. Mintz, E. Hill, G. Smith, R. Mercer, B. Phillips, J. Smith. Officers DYMSMCleMe 55 6 5 o 5 o DENIC! Elle Vice=Presidenta see Ale braxton Secretary .... ..Doug Bowers Treasurer... . Jimmy Ellington Teddy Lindley Ed Hill, Barry Dollar Al Braxton David Holt Doug Bowers Joe Johnson Steve Williamson Johnny Wingfield Jimmy Ellington The Key Club is composed of boys with an eighty or above average. The Key Club helps sponsor the Miss G.H.S. Con- test and awards ascholarship to some deserving senior mem- Deis Bill Herbert Gary Mintz Freddie Isley Steve Wrenn Gale Miller Lee Lovette Mike Ward Larrie Dawkins Don McPherson Bill Compton Future Stomemakers of “America F.H.A. is composed of girls interested in becoming better homemakers and citizens of tomorrow. The mem- bers are as follows: 1ST ROW, Left to right: Miss Johnson and Mrs. Bare, advisors; J. Smith, songleader; G. Russell, Secretary; L. Bulla, V-President; H. Fogleman, President; E. Thompson, Treasurer; E. Smith, Parliamentarian; B. Gaydon, Historian; G. Faucette, Reporter; G. Minor, songleader. 2ND ROW: Bryan, Williams, Harris, Adcock, Johnson, Basden, Comer, Brooks, Utley, Martin, Lineberry, Allen. 4TH ROW: Glosson, Rhew, Elkins, Page, Grogan, Turner, Albright, Harden, Hilliard, Moss. 5TH ROW: Bristow, Lloyd, Faulkner, Vincent, Jenkins, Griffith, Evans, Shue, Bowland, Lashley, Henderson. Glee Club Directed by Mr. Sinclair Newman, the Glee Club presents musical programs to the Student Body on special occasions. The Glee Club members are: 1ST ROW, left to right: Mr. Newman, advisor; Tuttle, Henderson, Vincent, B. Watts, Ensley. 2ND ROW: Page, Bryan, Wright, Faucette, Mansfield, Shue. 3RD ROW: Williams, Estes, Hickman, Eubanks, S. Mitchell, V-Pres.; Jarrett. 4TH ROW: Frank, Pegg, B. Bueschel, Sec.-Treas.; Rose, Peoples, Evans. 5TH ROW: Lloyd, R. Watts, Painter, Lashley, G. Terry. The band has added greatly to our school spirit at the pep rallies and football games throughout the year. We appreciate their hard work. Band Director Mr. Sinclair Newman The majorettes are: KNEELING, left to right: Babs Bohannon, Jeanette Smith, Carol Moore. STANDING: Nancy Hilliard, Beverly Basden, and Cheryl Truelove. D. ©, (yd Under the supervision of Mr. Hill, the students who wish to hold part-time jobs and are members of the D. E. Class form the D. E. Club. The members are as follows: 1ST ROW, left to right: Satterfield, President; Parrish, V-Pres.; Vincent, Ezzell, Treas.;C. Allen. 2ND ROW: Minor, O'Baugh, S. Allen, Charlton, Hewitt, Burke, 3RD ROW: Longest, Magrini, Lackey, Crutchfield, Epps, Cole, Pulley. 4TH ROW: Check, McAdams, Moon, Ingold, Lindsey, Semiklose, Langley, Love, D. Moore. 5TH ROW: Whittemore, Lindley, Estlow, Johnson, Wilson, Simmons, Cook, Barnes, Jeffreys. 6TH ROW: Stainback, Campbell, Conklin, Snead, Bristow, Harmon, Foster, Rudd, Ritchie. 7TH ROW: Williams, Pegg, Mr. Hill, advisor. Monogram Glab Those students who have received school letters for athletic ability make up the Monogram Club, The mem- bers are as follows: Dickens, Braxton, Miller, Ellington, Epps, Dollar, Bowers, C. Smith, Moore, E. Smith, Mr. Heckman, advisor. 2ND ROW: Wingfield, Ward, Wightman, Adcock, Basden, Nance, Painter, Staniewicz, Albright, Russell. 3RD ROW: Kernodle, Johnson, Compton, Mercer, Andrews, Harden, Satterfield, Crawford, Mitchell, Henderson. 4TH ROW: Mintz, Wrenn, Brown, S. Smith, McPherson, Isley, Hill, Jarecki, Wilson. 5TH ROW: Heckman, M. Hughes, D. Hughes, Charlton, Guthrie, Euliss, Williamson, Nash. Library “Asststants The Library Assistants aid Mrs. Tess Dyer in keeping the library in good order. SEATED left to right: Staniewicz, Terry, Morton, Thomas, S. McPherson, Russell. 1ST ROW: Mrs. Dyer, Epps, Boswell, Hadley, E. Smith, Cole, Long Whittemore, Satterfield. 2ND ROW: Heckman, Dickens, M. Hughes, Dollar, M. Basden, Patten, Henderson, Bowers. G fice Receptionists Assisting Mrs. Capes in performing many useful duties are (SEATED left to right): E. Smith, Long, Fogleman, C. Smith, Staniewicz. STANDING: Painter, Mrs. Capes, Neese, Gilbert, Mr. Wilson, Henderson, Harden, Lackey, Crawford, Bulla, S. Bueschel, S. McPherson. Aad ada eae Radi SUN 7 in Sctence Club Those. students with an interest in the field of science are members of the Science Club. The members are as follows: 1ST ROW: Crawford, Russell, Bryan, Johnson. 2ND ROW: McKeel, Lockhart, Martin, Kurtz, Peterman, Hilliard. 3RD ROW: Magrini, J. Lockhart, Troy, Mercer, Boyd, Cox, Griffith, Lemons, Hallsey, Mrs. Dixon, advisor; Jane Davis. J OU CLeerleaders The eleven J. V. Cheerleaders chosen from the Freshman Class are: “Head, Rosemary Adcock, Mascot, Joanie Barbour. STANDING, left to right: P. Barbour, 1. Houser, M. Bradshaw, S. f Bowland, B. Euliss, L. Bayliff, D. Kurtz, B. Ashley, B. Watts, and D. Tuttle. 1. Now let's see, how shall I pose- 3. Wow! How about that ''Can Can ! 4, Dear Santa! 5. Smile? 6. Alright, who set off that fire alarm? 7. Now about that ''Great State. 8. No one said that you were a nut, but you willdotill one comes along. 2. Won't someone help, please? 9. Well, Dale C., what a pose. 10. How sweet? 11. Well, Sue Mc., you said you would grow! 12. Say Cheese ! 13. Term papers! ) 14, Through already! 15, Wow, can they play- 16. Practice hard! 62 Stomecoming Queen Geka Wass Janet Stare CL Senror Attendant Wass Hallicent Dasden inet Ss UNMOL Attendant S 3 Vv S S WF ) PEO 2A A Soph OM2OLe Attendant Miss Johnnie Forlerfrele ae Fr eshinan Attendant Miss Sandy Moore SCIENCE CLUB MONOGRAM CLUB Jo Bryan Cheryl Staniewicz WAG STAFF Ellen McPherson Stomecoming Sponsors its lel, J, Harriette Fogleman LIBRARY CLUB Sue Henderson KEY CLUB Diana Epps NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Sue McPherson GLEE CLUB Sue Mitchell TEENAGE CLUB Anna Blair Long TStomeconun MG) Oponsors D. E. CLUB Elaine Parrish CRACKER STAFF Gail Russell STUDENT COUNCIL Cathy Smith ; KING UEEN ante Allen Dennis Foster JUNIOR Lindsey Steve Wrenn FRESHMAN Nickie Johnson Alan Flynt SOPHOMORE CarolEyans Willard Mann The Junior Class of Graham High School Presents THE TOP HAT Friday Evening April Twentieth Nineteen Hundred Sixty-two Tro AMINE Toast to the Seniors ..... Doug Bowers Response to the Juniors . . . . Eddie Yount Buffet Tullaby of Broadway ... =... Cathy Smith ‘Tom ptatlOla ean ame) saceme Marilynn Bennett ChorustlinGe-s.n.0-. -.- aes Waitresses Crowning of the King and Queen.Al Braxton Wass) fae Because of her leadership, dependability, character, and service, Miss Sandra Bueschelwas chosen to serve as Miss D.A.R. Good Citizen. ; 72 a 1963 1962 Coaches Mr. Gene Rhodes, Junior Varsity; Mr. Lou Roshelli, Backfield Mr. George ? Mr. Bobby Boswell. Heckman, Head Sentor Letlermen Center Johnny Wingfield f| . Center gn Back Steve Williamson Mike Kernodle é End : Doug Wilson $) End VA Doug Bowers ‘ | Tackle bee Chipper Heckman Guard Charles Dickens o Tackle Barry Dollar FIRST ROW: B. Lashley, R. Mercer, G. Miller, D. Bowers, C. Heckman, B. Adcock, C. Dickens, B. Dollar, J. Wingfield, M. Hughes. SECOND ROW: S. Smith, S. Euliss, J. Linnens, B. Wightman, B. Nash, L. Nance, J. Jarecki, F. Isley, L. Brown, D. Wilson, W. Mayes, Manager; J. Johnson, Trainer, J. Guthrie, Trainer. THIRD ROW: L. Lovette, S. Williamson, S. Wrenn, M. Kernodle, M. Jones, D. Andrews, G. Mintz, J. Elling- ton, B. Harrington, Manager. FOURTH ROW: D. McPherson, N. Jones, T. Adcock, K. Charlton, E. Hill, M. Ward, B. Compton, D. Hughes, J. Wright, R. Johnson. Out star ting elev en was composed of linemen Gale Miller, Chipper Heckman, Bar r y Dollar ’ Ste ve Euliss, Johnny W ingfie ld Micke y Hughes and Doug Bow ers backfield Don Mc he on 00 a ’ 3 Pp rs ’ B g N sh, Mike Kernodle Nash picks up yardage around end. : Wightman races for goal line. GRIDIRON SEASON GRAHAM OPPONENTS 0 Eastern 0 26 Western 12 0 Roxboro 21 0 Southern 7 19 Erwin 20 Bt Chapel Hill 20 31 Southern 0 14 Western 13 6 Eastern 7 Graham _Jayvees FIRST ROW: P. Crotts, B. Douglas, R. James, J, Clark, T, Walters, B. Robertson, D. Law, G. Cornell. SECOND ROW: D. Wilson, R. Riley, P. Crissman, F. Mitchell, C. Hancock, L. Tuttle, C. Brantley. THIRD ROW: G. Jenkins, F. Paris, B. Drawdy, W. Wilson, B. Thacker, T. Wingfield, G. Moser, J. Gurthrie, M. Draemer. FOURTH ROW: J. Burch, M. Rich, B. Cates, P. Thompson, D. Holt, B. Drumwright, J. Allen. Basketball Jimmy Ellington 1962 Captain 1963 Mr. Lou Roshelli Varsity Coach 78 J. V. Coach Mr. Bobby Boswell XK — Center Doug Wilson Guard : Forward Al Braxton ee Jimmy Ellintgon i Guard Managers. . Ed Hill Bobby Adcock and Lee Lovette Forward Mike Ward Sie SN 4 I Forward Center Guard Bill-Drumwright Fred Isley Boog Nash ¥ L oe Guard : Forward | - Steve Wrenn a . Gale Miller Ellington drives in for lay up. o ° Guard Forward oh | Forward I re Don McPherson Larry Brown Dennis Wheeler Girls Basketball Co-Captains Coach Gene Rhodes Cheryl Staniewicz and Sue Mitchell Forward Carlie Satterfield Guard Guard Cheryl Staniewicz Diana Epps Forward Sue Mitchell Forward Elaine Thompson Guard Forward i Forward Bobbie Nance Judy Lockhart S cokeie Haiplis Guard Dee Boswell Guard Forward Marian Patten Betsy Wood Guard . Debbie Rogers Managers Dale Crawford, Joyce Painter, ony and Ginny Paris Guard Linda Bayliff Forward Forward Jo Ann Yount as ' Beverly Shue Tina Houser Sue Henderson Kathy Linens Mascot Janet Harden Carol Byass Diana Epps Millicent Basden Head Cheerleader Cheerleaders Donna Moore { Anne McAdams _) eet 3 Baseball Co-Captains Al Braxton and Barry Dollar 1962 Coach Bobby Boswell FIRST ROW, ieft to right: Steve Wrenn, Billy Wightman, Roland Robinson, Gary Mintz, Don McPherson, Larry Brown. SECOND ROW: Gale Miller, Al Braxton, Dollar, Jay Jarecki, THIRD ROW: Coach Bobby Boswell, Joe Johnson, Trainer; Ed Hill, Mike Ward, Fred Isley, Dennis Andrews, Lee Lovette, Manager; Bill Longest, Manager. GRAHAM 1 6 0 14 3 it 1962 BASEBALL SEASON Southern Alamance Southern Alamance Mebane Henderson Hillsboro Oxford Chapel Hill Northern Durham Southern Durham Oxford Orphanage Roxboro 85 Mike Hall, Dickey Hughes, Bobby Adcock, Barry Mickey Draemer, Manager, OPPONENTS ) 0 1, Me and my big feet!!! 2. If at first you don't succeed, try, try again! 3. And the score goes up an- other notch?? 4, Goin' my way?!? 5, Modern Dance, Mike? 6. “Who do you take ballet from!? 7. Look, Ma! Three hands! 8. Stretch! One, Two, Three! 9, AndI met the cutest boy the other night!!! 10. Zsa-Zsa, you're slipping ! ! Dear Diary This page marks the end of our book of Perired memories. St is atthe a feeling of regrel, mixed with excitement, thal we Peers (his record of our last year af Graham High School We, as seniors, heave a Legacy of wonderful experiences Pe -ccollections as me write “finis” in (his, our diary. Book 1 is completed The rest lies in the future . . Compliments of THE CLASS OF '63 Compliments of THE CLASS OF '63 || 4 Compliments of THE JUNIOR CLASS Graham High School Graham, North Carolina ee hy y : J) : ish : Ne ) oy yh Dye yd sh OAT a ri y Nt Graham, North Carolina P Burlington R} and most diversified manufacturer of quality fabrics, hosiery, Burlington, iargest carpets and other textile products, offers career opportunities to qualified graduates in one of America’s most essential industries. Visit the Burlington plant in your area, or write to BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES, Personnel Department, Greensboro, North Carolina. Burlington Burlington INDUSTRIES, INC. “Woven into the Life of America” ALAMANCE COUNTY UNITS on Ae { We by | al 7 f UN A V URN 1 ViI y | Oe , () A J vy i WW Ly. f 4 AX Fa A A} VeNler ) pyy “| WW ee wyA) I } Lia pv WA. y aM AY, Obal fA : SMA. { J “| hear Cone Mills Gorporation = — . fs 1 % } s i i eee TN AING MAG Nee i is a good plake to work.” |} af K You're nent they have : ; Vs Nag A lb Ah WY a fine career development program... I'm applying for a job with Cone!” SS CONE MILLS CORPORATION “Where fabrics of tomorrow are woven today.” Cote So EXECUTIVE OFFICES FINISHING PLANTS CK RAAB Greensboro, N. C. Carlisle Greenville, S. C. NY ® Greensboro Haw River, N. C. MANUFACTURING PLANTS—Avondale, Cliffside, Greensboro, Forest City, Salisbury, Pineville, Reidsville, Gibsonville, Haw River and Hillsboro in North Carolina. Greenville in South Carolina. CONE PLANTS IN YOUR AREA ARE GRANITE AND TABARDREY Congratulations to The Class of 1963 THE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA GEL OF LO Famous Brands Via COLL. Lay Se ee - Appliances - TV and Furniture ‘ Ae “)} Ge 97 AY? VE he ELD de eg COA SITE Ree a 7pL€ OC Burlington - Graham Your Big Volume Dealers Cecil E. Moser, Sr. General Manager Burlington Graham Phone 226-8305 Phone 226-9074 No Gambling | : : . No Profanity Burlington, North Carolina Call and make reservations 228-9169 Managers - Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Bently Is Always Sométhj emt tbs Established 189 . Phone CAnal 6-606? EMBERS RESTAURANT AND CONGRESS INN Private Parties, Banquets, Luncheons and Business Meetings Large Air Conditioned Dining Areas For Reservations Call 228-1985 U.S. Highway 70 North Carolina j J wr ic sa E ESSO SERVICE ) Y21 years of service NS iV he las Tires - Road Service we CA ie 407 W. Harden Street - Graham, North Carolina Compliments of vo 'S TASTEE FREEZ he Tastee Freez is sure to please 631 W. Elm Street Graham, North Carolina CA 8-8916 Owned Operated by Jim Barbara Covington Haw River, North Carolina ARCHDALE OIL CO. Phone CA 8-9131 Gas - Oil 419 South Main Street Graham, North Carolina YNONLOML Sf ZAaa Hea Urrcto anc polingy toh COund | ES Rey: PEPE SE PREES y maar wo -Coag6, a. (La 9 PO OTe 0A Lintn Gy ae: Ak all, Pes Interwoven Sock 7) . ‘ IAAc Sadk2 ALL CO APT . fs ey ee CO ee Meta pees Hosiery _ jh. vo Kayser Hosiery “ Pkauer a ‘ cies a Otro AOL AA ST i. MoO ex Pee . ees HSorkingsy . - 7 VA Or O18 Gg 20771 Qtivty) RAO� Ln H2 F Phoenix Hosie for Men and Wane COom, a oe a CLA, LS Yj : Supp-hose for Men and Women Dad yy Lh. “Mentfacturérs’ and Distribytoxs we ‘Ce rh Ruan) ae ee | dome 2 RANG ea 4con AS CA MPA y AMAMNA p “HOSIERY COMPANY, INC. 7 I 0, 9.20 Le | Vga - SY ee ae Mipuce L297 Qo) (Aww CO cBrolington U- ( North Carolina MIDWAY OIL CORPORATION Distributors of Cities Service Petroleum Products also Iron Fireman Heating Equipment Furnace Sales and Service Printed Delivery Tickets Radio Dispatched Trucks Quality Heating Oil Phone 226-6666 Talton M. Johnson, Mgr. SERVING ALAMANCE COUNTY e QS a , f oY ee sf] Complisients of as ey oi GRAHAM “HARDWARE | onl aE SS ie rv vice-Phat Satisfies “Since 4903 aS Bh Phone CA iiss eee _iham, Nort cab ina Fine Shoes | For the Entire Family We Feature 'Weejuns' by Bass (7 H. 8 K. BOOTERY 111 W. Davis Street Burlington, North Carolina Compliments of C. B. ELLIS MUSIC CO. Everything in Music Burlington, North Carolina ANN’S FABRIC SHOP AND GRAHAM SHOE SHOP Jim and Ann Dollar Proprietors HAL’S MEN’S SHOP “ Latest styles in students’ wear Graham North Carolina ALAMANCE PRINTING COMPANY Economical and Dependable Service 729 South Main Street CA 6-1881 Burlington, North Carolina Compliments of HATLEY’S MUSIC CO. 109 West Holt Street Burlington, North Carolina ime Graham Dial CAnal 6-2692 West Harden Street Graham, North Carolina ) —-f “Telephone CA 6-0017 121 North Main Street | GRAHAM UN DERWRITERS, Soa North Carolina Neer Marra, 2 Cmadkr uh MY of By) ero PERRY'S ELECTRICAL vw pep cy Z2MAINTENANCE a y) ; be aE 2 tearm « ir Condition Units A | 2 ey, 3 Walk In Boxes “ Deep Freeze Units Wy Qn A “wre att Call MOORE OIL CO., INC. MAS pee Your Local Pure Oil Dealer PLOT Your Home Heating Needs CA nal 7-2091 Sanitone Approved Service P| PAYNE’S FABRIC SHOP few re : First Quality Fabrics @ at Nationally Advertised Sanitone Dry Cleaning Woolens, Cottons with Confidence A Complete Line of Notions of JW) uy Phone CA 6-9446 ue 1811 N. Church Street Ne Burlington, North Carolina 436 North Church St. CA 586 Clinton, South Carolina OKEY TRACTOR AND IMPLEMENT CO. INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY 707 Main St. South TEXTILE AND INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES Graham, North Carolina Phone CA 6-8105 Compliments of an 9 EDDIE’S mae eee . eh ANS pal FRIEN oe Graham, North Carolina por O° asp aK sep de T PS QV 414 College ae Weng re ) 225 W. Trade Street Burlington, North Carolin ALAMANCE BOOK STATIONERY CO., INC. : 208 Maple Avenue Phone CA-7-2071 Ge Everything for School and Office Burlington, North Carolina ran T.N. BOONE TAILORS. “SP, Q es Q © Stylish, Madé=to- “Order. Clothes i SS WY — for, High. Sevan Siyagute a A) VS C r i SU NEI Se a ar a =, i h . no Tux scat ats So ‘ ; ( Rh. Tailored shirts | Crna WER. Vile eI OU ON Burlington, North Catone ; : Ogee ed Oe et ee ee McADAM’S DEPARTMENT STORE Main Street Graham y Men's, Ladies, and Children's Furnishings —% ay tol Sa SOS AN Woss — PAD yO aes Watches and Diamonds Wedding and Graduation Gif an Easy Payment Plan p Dial CA 6-4553 202 N. Main Street Graham, North Carolina MICKI-LYNN FASHION SHOP ey A Teenagers Stop and Shop 105 West Harden Street Graham, North Carolina GRAHAM CHAPTER LEATH HOSIERY MILL, ISS Aealt oe VAY ts of ) care so. 0 eat ye), (Manufartarers, indies Sosie Pe a op, ep) + le Ore ye ae Vn aan ‘ py iyo Y K eo Ve c le Y ed : o ft ¢ f Vv a J aX ys Zi ye a ae pe me Uae dv pe at ol y 5 sree Y ; oy ee. eae L 2 a ay ares re hae |.� HOLT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. CAnal 6-3718 Phone: West Harden Street Graham, North Carolina — iY ) v Ty [SR PO earl OCA ane ee Ae © ee BULLA-WARREN TIRE CO., INC. Goodyear Tires - Recapping Front End Alignment Brake Service Radiator Repairing CA 7-3087 215 W. Harden Street Graham, North Carolina ALAMANCE COUNTY NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION Alamance Motors ounty Motors Amick Motors Central Motor and Tire Atwater Motors E. B. Stone Finance Bick Long Motors Wachovia Bank and Trust Graham Motor Sales North Carolina National Bank Tuxedos - - Dinner Jackets For all Dress Up Occasions BLALOCK’S A-1 CLEANERS Burlington, North Carolina Ux Sethe é Rtprotore MOREE LCP es OOS tims, ee Vveue Ca, A Gegplivbassofs ThuG rN PADD Tao a Aust istev S MEAT ANB GROCERIES alk ROGER MOORE oar aes Square, Graham wis Fred P. Isley, Proprietor Compliments of RIVERSIDE CAFE Court Square, Graham Compliments of VINCENT-FOUST TV-RADIO SERVICE Market Street, Graham Compliments of MEDFORD'S TENNECO STATION 1845 N. Church St. Burlington, North Carolina LENS Sees 98 mean yon Bus. CA 6-1227 Res. CA 6-2731 MAY HOSIERY SALES AND SPORTS WEAR 138 N. Graham-Hopedale Rd. C. L. May Mable Craig May COLONIAL HARDWARE CO. General Hardware Phone CAnal 6-3754 104 E. Elm Graham, North Carolina HINSHAW TILE CO. Specializing in Ceramic Tile Marble Flagstone Quarry Free Estimates All Work and Materials Guaranteed for One Year Dial CA 8-6300 2201 S. Church St. Burlington, North Carolina wien fy’ L ut OO AN'ebb Gre Al wy a ups M fy if uZ if CK Rone ae lees “. Aton Now Caro a NV MV v, : KO ON} Fast ON SHOP Qe The wldtest in Styles ee CAnal 6-8219 130 N. Main Graham, North Carolina PUGH’S RADIO TELEVISION SHOP CAnal 6-2366 105 Main Street Graham, North Carolina W.H. ‘JEFF’? BOWMAN General Merchandise Phone CAnal 6-7659 S. Main Street Extension Graham, North Carolina |) JEFFREY’S PAINT PAPER CO. {pric Boy Paints AW i y 4 Burlington, North Carolina j U Vad Von — we’ S TOON SON (GRAHAM FURNITURE MART IVD NX SAS m SDV. a DS D ) eSQry Vo XS Graham, North Carolina ea S Woo a. } UNE Compliments of GRAHAM BARBER SHOP It Pays to Look Well Harold Cox George Stafford Kenneth Wood North Main St. Graham, North Carolina R. A. ‘BOB’? MOORE GROCERY If It's Good to Eat, We Have It WE DELIVER Quality Meats and Groceries Frozen Foods Phone: CAnal 6-3292 Graham, North Carolina “McCLURE FUNERAL § SERVICE Dial CA 7-2711 ae = Dial we fe 7888 s ( = Ne a i — C Sb Graham, North Carolina. = Burling on, North Carolina Lee WESTBROOK STUDIOS. Photog raphers ar Oo Phone CA 6-6474 1236 S. Church Street Burlington — North Carolina 4 — Insured Savings - Home he FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Of Burlington East Davis to Lexington Burlington, North Carolina JACK’S CYCLE MARINE SUPPLY If it's made for boats, we sell it.” Phone: CA 6-3016 709 West Elm Street Graham, North Carolina A) oy ania Mm ) Wy admind et) yp beryord wed , Mw un doar He) Ii? ip plum) wan Vu Uy a? ram ae ! nan) iy Midn) hodl' wince vara) 060) sunny, bay dw hii “RENTAL UNIFORM. pool) SERVICE, INC. © unt ) ery yi) | put ng) hewn 930 Oakely Street COBLE DAIRY PRODUCTS CO-OP., INC. Pasteurized and Homogenized be eey Kos CL$Cr CREAM OW MACK BUTTERMILK - COTTAGE CHEESE CHOCOLATE MILK - WHIPPING CREAM Phone CA - 6-4252 IN BRIGHT NEW PLASTIC ve Kote otertps Lis ne wer 10 E (peels ALG 1g You Goa? Muth tr V g Soe Food Markets YAH CLE Ot6ana ae, Qa (OX Three Markets To Serve You Lr (GAL AnY Pre Ae Oar, betee hee Specializing in Quality : NCL LE LEG, LLa G OL Y ow ———Medtts and Produce Ze Va S ) i (aN Cn COW RO Te, Lath ak ---- your local daily Newspaper---- THE DAILY TIMES-NEWS (Burlington, North Carolina) You'll be better informed if you continue to read your own, local newspaper. THE DAILY TIMES-NEWS GRAHAM DRUG STORE On the Corner Prescription Druggists CAnal 7-2031 Graham, North Carolina sion COr INC. ae wt yf Burlingpl pipet “a tee Sodas-Cokes- Medicine-Stationery- Cosmetics -9 yt 4 yf Dial CAnal 7-7401 Graham, North Carolina KOURY’S Where Smart Women and Teens Shop 443 S. Main Street Burlington, North Carolina SOUTHERN LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS Graham North Carolina = Ee a copglinentt J io “2 MELVILLE DAIRY }- Burlington, North Carolina THE REMNANT SHOP Sew and Save Haw River, North Carolina Ss , js “Aiaedd)) _ Congratiilatioristo S ais SO ce “The Class of 1963 NG LY LOWELL’S T.V. SERVICE CA 6-2609 1047 N. Main Street Burlington North Carolina Say ''Pepsi,'' Please For Those Who Think Young PEPSI-COLA CO. Burlington, North Carolina DY ve BEAUTY SHOP. 204 Ny Main Streetz Graham, North Carolina. Z Phone CA“ 8-78927 ZZ PEC YG 5 3 7 Operators’ LEY JP _Mrs. Mildted Sharpe Mrs. Sandra Coble 4 Mes Daile Lewis § CMr. 7Bobby Brown Mrs. Viola Sharpe- Owner SH A AO 2 ee Zz AF CE SHAMROCK PARK GOLF COURSE eres 18 Hole Course” a and Driving Range Fishing Lake Privileges Guests Welcome Highway 49 South Burlington, North Carolina BARNHARLIS CUD Ww Ok SAIADS BARNHARDT’S SALAD CO. Route 1-Four Miles West of Burlington on Highway 70 Telephone 7269 Burlington, North Carolina CURRIN HAY, INC. Men's, Ladies, and Students' Wear Burlington, North Carolina LONGEST SHOE STORE Velvet Step-City Club Weather Bird-Diamond Brand ae 126 N. Main Street Graham, North Carolina OUR 90th YEAR SELLARS OF BURLINGTON Celebrating Our 90th Year 328 S. Main Compliments of COLEMAN’S MEN SHOP The The Stag Shop Village Room Burlington North Carolina GRAHAM BEAUTY SHOP Air-Conditioned Shop Dryers for your comfort MRS. V.L. KING BURLINGTON SPORTING | GOODS. |) See Us for Sports Equipment |) Dial CA 626634 Ly Z 425 S. Spring Street Burlington North Carolina HERFF JONES CO. Indianapolis, Indiana MANUFACTURING JEWELERS AND STATIONERS ALLEN BARBEE District Representative Spring Hope, North Carolina “AUSLEY’S FLORIST Phone CA 6-4884 All Hours Flowers for All Occasions Corne? of Marshall Elm Graham, North Carolina COUNTY FORD Your Friendly Ford Dealer SERVICE USED CARS W. Harden St., Graham, North Carolina Phone CA7-4236--CAT7-4237 CAT7T-4238 CA7-3950--CA6-2510 Your Home Owned Dairy AMERICA'S FAVORITE Distributors. ATKINSON DAIRY COMPANY, INC. “'GET THE BEST GET SEALTEST ” Fresh Milk Daily from Alamance County Farms Phone CAnal 7-3636 Bellemont Road o Xp � Ne IN ) py ; sv 3b . ae - an ww + w : : l WU d ws . ee we PPS pe 4 ee oe BEACON DRIVEAN RESTAU RANT : : ase q HF, Pe Se) ¢ j ‘ MN, eae ; an ? ie ee sNe Church’St. Bi es Qo Burlington, North Carolina . aoe Ce ee we) ae yr : NSC = of PET. MILK COMPANY Dairy Division Burlington, North Carolina af 7 Mi a BE aA os SEN A_ aha. 4 a | oywo's FOOD CENTERS | 0 Nias 5 2 SB yy SOR Ty oe . as al Everything Good to Eat Where your food dollars buy more We Deliver el rnd { ZL Stores in Burlington Graham 316 River Street Graham, North Carolina North Carolina ss SQ orare, Soe For Good Service Come to SEUKE!S SHELLS, RVI | 408 ay Hardee S ? rner oO araen Serter Fave rats = EAUTY SHOP 135 Webster Road Graham, North Carolina Phone CA 7-7503 Operators: Mary Murray Linda Yates BURLINGTON GLIDDEN PAINT GLASS CENTER 427 N. Church Street CAnal 7-3054 Burlington, North Carolina MEACHAM'S RADIO T.V. SERVICE 110 S. Main Street Graham, North Carolina Compliments of GRAHAM TRACTOR CoO. Ford Tractors Graham, North Carolina ROXIE'S FLORIST Phone CA-6-0215 Near Western Electric 1733 N. Church St. Burlington, North Carolina FORD FLORIST C. L. Red Ford Store Phone CA 6-1053 315 S. Spring Street Burlington, North Carolina SQ So- Sones EEN mers 815 N. Bwirect Graham, North Carolina Compliments of GRACELEE KINDERGARTEN 417 S. Maple Street Director, Mrs. Zollie Foster Compliments of SKID'S DRIVE-IN 1610 N. Church Street DUKE POWER CO. Congratulations eS Reddy Kilowatt will be your Leder for a satisfying and useful life. DUKE oven sown Graham, North Carolina Compliments of CRUTCHFIELD’S SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION AND RECAPPING Court Square Graham, North Carolina _” AUTOGRAPHS pee FINEST QUALITY IN YEARBOOK PRINTING DEAR Sweet Marian, M army VANE. ARE OWE of paz 7957 S ORSF Cute) beautiful + LovAbLe 9 iRL ay Know. Marian DT know Lt hAVE picked ON On (Al EE Fpl ss YEAR but ;t AAS been Lan fon m=, hut not you, Tgaest 7 Marian Pores A AVE Ast About AS good of) os PRasonilty as T pave. 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