Graham High School - Wag Yearbook (Graham, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1964 volume:

ven STN Ry “yt neaa YS pai. ees A ea “age jose 4 ae ast ad Wage Din em lan iy Hee . Aj os ‘a £ o 443: = zs Ed aes “= he a 29 Sell Bi ae oT Ae 1 182% , S85 r “EEE — ame — marke he +t % | Soe 2 - S964 WditOh he ee ee he es ee ae ee eee! oy hae Wes Jerri Caskey COnBGILON ae ee ce eae nee te ee hee 4 suey ee ae Marian Patten AAVISOT 8 ite UN ae ie eta te ae oe cre ia Mace alae ease Mrs. Pollyanna Smith PUBLISHED BY THE WAG STAFF OF GRAHAM HIGH SCHOOL GRAHAM, NORTH CAROLINA Time and the Tide... . | Dedication [tt | In Honor Of a + Memoriam ..........5....-.25,.:.5-:..). = 5 Administration... - 2. 8s Faculty. 2. Scnlors 6. Mascots 4 Superlatives .........:;%,.:.-...4.....2. Senior Slalistics . ee : Ce ,rrr—r——“i—is—O—OC—C—COCOSC : | fotior Marshals ©. 0 Sophomores ee Freshmen 2. Srapens ACTIVITIES =. Student Council... CRACKER Stall .. . . . WAGSaN. 2. Honor Society oe Key Club 235 2 Band; Majoreties.. . . 2.7... 5... Library, Ollice, and Guidance .........% LAD Clb. Science, Engineering, and Teenage Clubs Spanish and French Clubs . . so Latin and Glee Clubs. ....... Monogram Club; Scholastic Letters FEATURES 3 2)... 2 2 _ Homecoming Se a _ Miss G. H. 8. Contest POM : Christmas Dance . oe = ‘Miss D, A. R. oe ee District D, E. Queen . . ae SPORTS. ..-,. 2,5 — : . Varsity Cheerleaders Le | = Football, Co aa .. Tennis Teams; Golf Team Baseball 2 oF . ye ‘Basketball; J. v. Cheer! th ta aS AUIS a er Time andl the Tide With ceaseless cadence, the full tide flows in and, meeting the sandy shore, gives it a swirling caress, then sweeps back into the fathomless depths from which have surged all the tides of the mystic past... In its wake along the shore is left a memorandum of its visit there--a part of the oceanfrom which it came. The tide not only gave, but now bears with it the sand and the shells from the face of the shore to become forever a part of the restless, wandering sea. So are we--onetide of the eras of mankind. As we swirl upon the shore of life, we leave a part of ourseives behind--the mark of our times, our failure, and our success-- to become forever a part of the shore. And the shore, in turn, gives of itself and gifts of the tides before, all to become a part of us as we join the generations of men. Sydney Hardy @ ) e A time of war... U time tb work... As we sail on this sea of life, we will meet only a few rare people who will leave an’ unforgettable impression upon us. As each of us is swept into the greater tide of mankind,'' we must find our place in society. We wish to pay tribute to one who has successfully found her place of service. Her ideals of truth and honesty, her willingness to provide wise counsel, and her ability to bring forth the best in us, have made her a truly great leader. She has worked faithfully as our school librarian, as sponsor of the varsity cheer- i leaders, and as a friend to each and every student. In appreciation of your diligent work, we wish to dedicate this, the 1964 WAG, to you--Mrs. Tess Dyer. The WAG staff wishes to express its sincere appreciation to a young lady who ha s helped to put Graham on the map. Her charm, wit, and personality have made her a truly great person. She is extremely deserving of the crown she wears. _ : Her days at Graham High School have left a profound impression upon the students andthe teachers alike. We can still see this young lady leading cheers at the football games, editing our school newspaper, leading the girls' basketball team to victory, and always flashing her beautiful smile. These are memories which time cannot erase from our minds. — It is with deep pride that we publish the 1964 WAG in honor of Miss Jeanne Flinn Swanner, Miss North Caroling of 19640. ee oe WILLIAM DOLPH LONGEST (1946-1963) Crossing the Bar Sunset and evening star, '. . And one clear call for me! And may there be no moaning of the bar, When I put out to sea, But such a tide as moving seems asleep, Too full for sound and foam, When that which drew from out the boundless deep Turns again home. Twilight and evening bell, And after that the dark! And may there be no sadness of farewell, When I embark; - : The flood may bear me far, [ hope. tq see my Pilot face to face When 1 have eee the bar. “Alfred Lord Tennyson at Seta a Udministration and Facully We would like to express our appreciation to the Board of Education for their untiring efforts, their long hours of work, and their vital interest in our school and student body. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dr. Grady Wheeler, Dr. Ben Johnston, Dr. Clinton Crissman, Mr. Larry McAllister, and Dr. Bobby McQueen. To Mr. Merritt Y. Wilson, our principal and friend, we express our appreciation for his inspiring leadership, his urge to promote our character, his unusual good humor in every Situation, and his unfailing efforts to make our school a better place in which to work. Mr. R. L. Hill, A.B. Distributive Education Advisor, D. E. Club Mrs. Elizabeth Price, A.B. Commercial Studies, Dept. Head Advisor, CRACKER Mrs. Marilyn Lambeth, A.B. English, Department Head Advisor, CRACKER Mr. Lou Roshelli, A.B., M.E. Social Studies, Dept. Head Coach, Boys' Basketball Assistant Coach, Football Miss Linda Perry, A.B. Commercial Studies Advisor, J. V. Cheerleaders Mr. Richard Uzzell, B.S., M.A. Mathematics Advisor, National Honor Society Mrs. Pricilla Dollar, B.S. Home Economics Advisor, F.H.A. Mrs. Pollyanna Smith, A.B. English WAG Advisor Mrs. Marjorie McWhorter, B.S. English, Physical Education Mr. J. W. Busick, B.S, Biology Science Dept. Head Advisor, Student Council V AY (V Mr. Ronald Lee, B.S. | pyr ( x, Mathematics Ky Advisor, Key Club wv Mrs. Brenda Haworth, B.A. Hrench sOm Ds Advisor, French Club 12 Mrs. Jane Moe, A.B. Spanish, World History Advisor, Spanish Club Mrs. Helen Dixon, B.S. Science Advisor, Science Club Mr. Sinclair Newman, B.S. World History, Glee Club Band Director Mr. Robert Brincefield, B.S. Mathematics General Science Mr. George Heckman, A.B. Civics, Health, P.E., Geography Head Football Coach Assistant Principal Mrs. Nancy Bare, B.S. Home Economics Advisor, F.H.A. 13 Mrs. Tess Dyer, A.B. Librarian Advisor, Varsity Cheerleaders Mrs. Janet Anderson, A.B. English Miss Grey Sellars Guidance Counselor fir CSIP CHK ach Y Lue ots oni FROIN That Lin tery ane astane da dobis er nis dinieines: stris, Ee one a0 set § Mrs. Lillian Wolfe, A.B. Latin II Mrs. Esther P. Capes Secretary Mrs. Joe Burch Cafeteria Mer. PENI NenYE ss o asses 4 NEY oh y s Senior Class. Officers Gale! Miller ssa cen am st Gia cat ee a a President Ginny Paris ire eis) oy ieee ee a ene Treasurer BettyiGaydonr i ee us fore ko cee en ee Secretary Lee. LOvettetew. | cauteid vee oe ene ee ea Vice-President It was not until we marched down the aisle August 28, 1963, to the strains of ''Pomp and Circumstance, that we realized we were actually Seniors. We began our Senior year at G. H. S., with mixed emotions. The thrill of having attained the long-awaited status of Seniors was tempered by the realization that all too soon, this, our last year of high school, would be over. Early in the fall of 1963, our class began chocolate sales to finance our fabulous trip to the New York World's Fair. We also sold doughnuts, and doughnuts, and more dough- nuts. But all heartily agree the trip was well worth all the time and effort. Our Class has been well-represented in sports, club activities, homecoming, and major school offices. Now, as we take a final look at our class candle, we find that it is growing dim. We have only one more event in which to participate--graduation. After graduation, we realize that the 1964 class candle will no longer burn. We can only hope our class has contributed something to G. H. S. that will keep the memory of our candle burning in the hearts of those we leave at Graham High School. GEORGE RICHARD ADAMS Ricky If worries were the only cause of death, then I would never die. ROBERT HOWARD ADCOCK Bob A good athlete, a good sport, a gentleman-- nuff said. ae Ry vc SS BARBARA ANNE ALBRIGHT Anne Always happy, never sad, sometimes naughty, never bad. JOYCE SHARLENE ALLEN Sharlene A rare combination of quietness and sweetness. LARRY DALE BROWN MN espe rk eae An ounce of fun is worth a pound of learning. LINDA RHEA BULLA Goof None knew her but to love her, none named her but to praise. MARGARET ANGEL BUNTON Margaret She's a girl hard to beat, willing to help, and attempt any feat. JERRI LYNN CASKEY Jerri The secret of success is constancy to purpose.” 17 ° LINDA FAYE CATES Onior Linda Her quietness does not make her less impor- tant.!' OTTO JOSEPH CAUDLE Bug Give him the tools, and he will finish the job. LANDON KEITH CHARLTON Bat There's a good time coming girls. ROBERT TALTON CHEEK Bobby I never study hard; I might get brain fever. GLENN CLAREY Glenn If a task is once begun, he'll never leave until it's done. QUINCY GORDON CONKLIN Gordon Tet the world go its way and I'll go mine. JAMES GLENN CORNELL Huda Idle, slow, and unconcerned, he went to class and seldom learned. PHYLLIS JANE DAVIS Jane A most good natured girl. 18 noo LARRIE WAYNE DAWKINS Larrie Either I will find a way, or I will make one. PAUL MICHAEL DRAEMER Mickey A woman is only a woman, but a cigarette is a good smoke. MARTHA DARLENE DUNN Ma rthay’ Friendly, cute, full of fun, she is liked by every- one. RENEE JEAN EOUZAN Reneé With her brown eyes and little smiles, success will carry her miles and miles. JOSEPH C. ESTES, III Joe I agree with no man's opinions, I have some of my own. PATRICIA ANN FRANK Patricia Appears quiet, but wait until you know her. BETTY ANNE GAYDON Betty She acts nice, she talks nice, she is nice. SHARON ELAINE GILBERT Taek! The only way to have a friend is to be one. Chnior CLAUDIA MARIE GRAY Ritchie A ring onthe finger is worth two on the phone. ANN CLARKE HADLEY WwAnn Her scattered freckles and impish grin makes her friends easy to win. ROSEMARY HEATHER HAND (WATTS) Rosey Okey, Teacher, you can talk now, I'm through. MARY REBECCA HARDEN Becky Tam part of all that I have met. LEONARD RICKY HARMON Ricky Roll on old world, and I'll roll with you. — WILLIAM PARKE HERBERT Bill Blessed with a magnetic personality and rich load of humor. RODNEY LEON HEWITT— Rodney ! If life be worth living, it's worth enjoying. MARY EVELYN HICKMAN Mary Speech is silver, silence is golden. 20 Chee I hope you all know how honored you are to be graduating with me. NANCY FLEMING HILLIARD Nancy EDWARD WARREN HILL Rd A charming girl, full of grace, quiet ways, attractive face. MICHAEL TEAGUE HUGHES Mickey To play the game for all there's in it, to play the game, and to win it. RICHARD FOSTER HUGHES Dickey Not too serious, not too gay, but a rare good fellow when it comes to play. ' BILLIE JEAN INGOLD William Henry ‘Twas her thinking of others made you think of her. FREDERICK PALMER ISLEY, JR. Wheezer ‘A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men.” JOSEPH ADAM JARECKI “Jay Ever ready for a good time. RONNIE WAYNE JEFFREYS Ronnie A sense of humor, yet serious and sincere. 21 NORRIS WAYNE JONES ' 'Bo A fh ¢ ‘IT must share everything; I was born a twin. WILSON LEWIS KING Wilson To worry little, to study less, is my idea of happiness. JOYCE LEE LINDSEY Joyce Always smiling, always sweet, always pretty, and always neat. JERRY WAYNE LINENS Homer Here's tothe sweet one, here's to the neat one, here's to them all in one--here's to you. Qnior REBECCA SIMMONS JOHNSON Becky One who never refuses when called upon to do a duty. MORRIS BLAINE JONES Peters All for one, one for all, that is my motto.” RITA PAULETTE LOCKHART Paulette Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit. EDWIN LEE LOVE Eddie Men of few words are the best ones. 22 Chee HAROLD LEE LOVETTE “Teel! A man of thought and a man of action. BETTY JO LYON Betty Jo Little, cute, and fun to boot. MARVIN JACKSON MADDEN BUrehe Not too serious, not too gay, but a rare good fellow all the way. THOMAS WILLIAM MANSFIELD Tommy Happy Iam, from care I'm free, why ain't they all contented like me? MERLE FRANCIS MARTIN Merle Silence is more eloquent than words. KENNETH WADE MARTINDALE Ken Greater men have lived, but I doubt it. ’ JO ELLEN MAY WTO God hangs the greatest weights on the smallest wires. WILLIAM CLAYBORNE MCADAMS Bill T'llnever worry about tomorrow, or yesterday.” 23 CAROLE HAYES MOORE Carole A sweeter girl you'll never find, always consi- derate, and oh, so kind. DONNA SHARYL MOORE Donna Whatever is popular deserves attention. SHEILA PAULETTE MORTON Morton She is little, she is wise, she's a corker for her size. LINDA FAYE NEESE Linda Blessed with plain reason and common sense. Senior GALE FRANKLIN MILLER Gale He never has a worry, he never has a care, but whenanything is happening, you're sure to find him there. GARY MICHAEL MINTZ ! 'Gary Lh] Tt is he that does not search for praise, that finds ies TRENNIE JEAN O'BAUGH Jean To know how to be silent is more difficult and more profitabie than to know how to speak. OLGA VIRGINIA PARIS Ginny As brimful of mischief and wit and glee, as ever a human frame can be. 24 Class ELMER EUGENE ROPER Gene A friendly fellow with a friendly way. MINIVER ANN RUDD Minn Boys who have no weaknesses are terrible; there is no way to take advantage of them. ' DAVID DENNIS STACEY —- Dennis Be always as merry as you can, for no one de- lights in a sorrowful man. LINDA GILCHRIST STRIGO Wilma Work is work, and must be done, nevertheless, I have my fun. 25 SHELIA GRAY RUSSELL Shelia Life is too short to waste, so let's have a party. KAREN LEE SCHMITZ Karen She has a knowledge of both books and man- kind. NINA JOYCE SEARCY wNina She's true to her word, her work, and her friends. JEANETTE MARIE SMITH Jeanette Sincere in friendship and talented in art, quiet in disposition, with a happy heart. MICHAEL DAVID WARD 3 Nute { ; AV KY VONAS Early to bed and early to rise ould spoil the fun of a lot of boys. JANICE RENEE WATKINS- Renee Her charming ways, her friendly smile, make her friendship well worth while. DIANNE WAY Shorty Though she is little, she is sweet. JERRY RANDOLPH WAY MAE Give us a man who sings at his work. Cenior GLENESS ANNA TERRY Gleness Her aim is never to offend, and every person is her friend. DIANNE ELIZABETH TURNER Dianne Her ready wit, her cheerful smile, make her welcome all the while. ANITA GAIL WHITTEMORE Gail Little people are to be loved, big people, ad- mired. Gee, I'm glad I'm little. JOHNNY EARL WILLIAMS Johnny Friendly and courteous to all. 26 Chase LINDA LOUISE WILSON Linda I must keep talking whether I say anything or not. STEVE LEE WRENN Steve What should a man do but be merry.” JAMES WALLACE WRIGHT, III Wrong Full of life, full of fun; born to be happy like everyone. ARNIE EUGENE YATES Gene Silence is the greatest part of conversation. ' Chase of IGGF - Chass Mascots Shawn McQueen - Ricky Jones Class Colore Lavendar and White White Rose O Never give up hope, for success is in God's hands. 28. MOST INTELLECTUAL Paulette Lockhart - Glenn Clarey 4 ee BEST ALL AROUND Linda Bulla - Gary Mintz 29 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jerri Caskey - Larrie Dawkins MOST TALENTED Jeanette Smith - Jerry Way -FRIENDLIEST BEST PERSONALITY . Billie Ingold - Jerry Linens Becky Harden - Lee Lovette : BIGGEST FLIRT | WITTIEST Min Rudd - Keith Charlton Ginny Paris - Jay Jarecki 30 D « I A RX BEST LOOKING BEST DRESSED Nancy Hilliard - Ricky Adams Carole Moore - Eddie Love MOST POPULAR . CUTEST Donna Moore - Ed Hill Jo Ellen May - Rodney Hewitt 31 My _. MOST VALUABLE TO SCHOOL MOST DEPENDABLE Sheila Morton -: Gale Miller Joyce Lindsey - Otto Caudle MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Gail Whittemore - Steve Wrenn MOST ATHLETIC Anne Albright - Bobby Adcock Gronior Qatistios GEORGE RICHARD ADAMS Ricky Homecoming Escort 3,4; Engineers Club 3,4; Basketball 2; N.G.S. 4. ROBERT HOWARD ADCOCK Bob Monogram Club1,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 4; J. V. Football Co- Captain 1; Varsity Football 2,3,4, Capt. 4; Glee Club 4, Sec. Treas. 4; Teenage Club 1; Basketball Mer. 3; Base- ball 1,2,3; Engineers Club 4; Bus Driver 4; Superlative 4; P.E. Asst. 4. BARBARA ANNE ALBRIGHT Anne Class Treas. 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Parliamentarian 4; Girls’ Basketball 1,2,3, Capt. 4; Scholastic Letter 2,3,4; Co- Chief Marshal 3; Latin Award 2; U.D.C. Essay Award; DAR Good Citizen Award; WOW Award; Honor Student 3; Monogram Club2,3,4; WAG 4; Superlative 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Library Asst. 4. JOYCE SHARLENE ALLEN Sharlene F.H.A. 1,2; D.E. Club 3,4. LARRY DALE BROWN Larry Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Key Club 3,4; Engineers Club 4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 4; Teenage Club 2; P.E, Asst. 4. LINDA RHEA BULLA Goof F.H.A. 1, Treas. 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; J. V. Cheer- leader 1; Student Council 1,3; Scholastic Letter 2,3,4; English Award 2; Home Ec. Award 2; Crisco Award 2; Marshal3, U.D.C. Essay Award 3; WAG 3,4; Office Asst. 3; N.H.S. 4, Library Asst. 4; Superlative 4. MARGARET ANGEL BUNTON Margaret Angel B Transfer 4; Glee Club 4. JERRI LYNN CASKEY County Fair Science Winner 1; F.H.A. 2; Scholastic Letter 2,3,4; Student Council 2, Sec. 3; Marshal 3; N.H.S. 3, Pres. 4; WAG Asst. Editor 3, Editor 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Superlative 4. LINDA FAYE CATES Linda Girls' Basketball 1; D.E. Club 4. OTTO JOSEPH CAUDLE Bug Key Club 4; Engineers Club 4; Student Council 4; Teenage Club 2. LANDON KEITH CHARLTON Bat Football 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Engineers Club 4; Teenage Club 3; D.E. Club 3,4; P.E. Asst. 4; Superla- tive 4. ROBERT TALTON CHEEK Bobby D.E. Club 3,4. QUINCY GORDON CONKLIN Gordon D.E. Club 3; Homecoming Escort 4. JAMES GLENN CORNELL ae bye fb! D.E. Club 4; Football 2,3; Basketball 3. REBECCA ANN CRUTCHFIELD Becky Transfer 4; D.E. Club. PHYLLIS JANE DAVIS Jane Band 2,3, 4; Library Asst. 4; Office Asst. 4. ? LARRIE WAYNE DAWKINS Larrie Key Club 2,3,4; Monogram Club 4; Football 3,4; Tennis 3,4; Student Council Vice Pres. 4; Homecoming Escort 3. PAUL MICHAEL DRAEMER Mickey Basketball Mgr. 1,2,3,4; Baseball Mgr. 1,2; Engineers Club 3,4; Bus Driver 3; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Football Ls MARTHA DARLENE DUNN Martha Transfer 3; Varsity Cheerleader 4; F.H.A. 4; Library Club 4; D.E. Club, Pres. 4; CRACKER 4; Teenage Club 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4. RENEE JEAN EOUZAN Reneé Tennis Team 3,4; French Club 4; Glee Club 4. JOSEPH C. ESTES, II eT oOen Latin Club 4; Engineers Club 4. PATRICIA ANN FRANK et PAtl C1] aaa, i anon Transfer 3; Spanish Club 4; WAG 4; Miss G.H.S, Contest- ant 4; Office Assit. 4; Glee Club 3,4. B FY ANNE GAYDON Betty HA. 1,2, Historian 3; Science Club 4; Office Asst. 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Homecoming Attendant 3, Senior Class Sec. 4. SHARON ELAINE GILBERT Jack Office Asst. 3,4; D.E. 4; F.H.A. 1,2. CLAUDIA MARIE GRAY Ritchie D.E. Club 3,4. ANN CLARKE HADLEY Ann F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Library Asst. 3,4. ROSEMARY HEATHER HAND (WATTS) Rosey Head J.V. Cheerleader 1; F.H.A, 1,2,3,4; Teenage Club 1,4; Glee Club 3; D.E. Club 4. MARY REBECCA HARDEN Becky J.V. Cheerleader 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Teenage Club 4; CRACKER 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Superlative 4; Office Asst. 3; Library Asst. 4. LEONARD RICKY HARMON Ricky Al 33 Senior Statistics Motion Picture Projection 1; Homecoming Escort 3,4; D.E. Club 3,4; Science Club 1; Glee Club 4. AWILLIAM PARKE HERBERT = Msytill Tennis 3,4; Student Council 1, Treas. 2; Monogram Club 3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Scholastic Letter 3,4; Homecoming Escort 2,3,4; Engineers Club 4; WAG 3,4; CRACKE 1,2,3. — RODNEY LEON HEWITT Rodney Science Club 1; Homecoming Escort 3; Glee Club 4; Su- perlative 4; Motion Picture Projection 1; D.E. Club 3. MARY EVELYN HICKMAN Mary D.E. Club 4; Glee Club 3,4; F.H.A. 1. EDWARD WARREN HILL ond Football 1,2,3,4; Key Club 2,3, Pres. 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; WAG CRACKER 2; Class Vice-Pres.2; Scholastic Letter 2 NANCY FLEMING HILLIARD mY 8 EE —E Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; 3,4; 3,4. tt) Student Council 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Band 2,3; Majorette 2,3; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Miss G.H.S. 3; Cheerleader 4; Library Asst. 4; Superlative 4; CRACKER 4; Christmas court 2. MICHAEL TEAGUE HUGHES Mickey Football 1,2,3, Tri-Captain 4; All-Conference Team 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Library Club 2,3,4; P.E. Asst. 4. RICHARD FOSTER HUGHES Dickey Football 1,2,3,4; All-Conference Team 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Baseball 2; Library Asst. 2; Engineers Club 4; Glee Club Vice-Pres. 4. BILLIE JEAN INGOLD William Henry Homecoming Attendant 1; F.H.A. 1,2; Teenage Club 3; D.E. Club 3,4. FREDERICK PALMER ISLEY, JR. Wheezer Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3; Key Club 2,3, Chaplain 4; Monogram Club 2,3; Sec. 4; Class Vice- Pres. 1; Class Sec. 2; Tennis 4; Engineers Club 4; Library Asst. 4; P.E. Asst. 3,4. JOSEPH ADAM JARECKI Jay Football 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball mgr. 4; Mono- gram Club2,3,4; Key Club3,4; Teenage Club 1; Engineers Club 4; Library Asst. 4; P.E. Asst. 4; Football mgr. 1; Superlative 4. RONNIE WAYNE JEFFERYS Ronnie D.E. Club 3,4; Science Club 1. REBECCA SIMMONS JOHNSON Becky F.H.A. 1,2; Scholastic Letter 3,4; D.E. Club 3,4; N.H.S. 4, MORRIS BLAINE JONES Peter NORRIS WAYNE JONES Transfer 2. WILSON LEWIS KING Wilson Football1; Basketball 1,2; Class Sec. 1; Engineers Club, Vice-Pres. 4; Homecoming Escort 2,3,4. JOYCE LEE LINDSEY Joyce™ i; Class Pres. 1; F.H.A.1,2; Class Treas. 3; Student Council 3; Christmas Princess 3; D.E. Club 3, Sec. 4; Home- coming Attendant 4; Office Asst. 4; District D.E. Queen 4; Superlative 4. JERRY WAYNE LINENS 34 Homer Football 2,3,4; Baseball Mgr. 3; Monogram Club 4; Glee Club 4; Superlative 4. RITA PAULETTE LOCKHART Paulette Biology Award 2; N.H.S. 3, Treas. 4; Scholastic Letter 2,3,4; Co-Chief Marshal 3; Junior Class Sec.; WAG 4; Superlative 4. EDWIN LEE LOVE Eddie Homecoming Escort 4; D.E. Club 3,4; Science Club 1; Glee Club 4; Superlative 4. HAROLD LEE LOVETTE wine cu Student Council 2; Key Club 3, Sec. 4; Monogram Club 3,4; Engineers Club 4; Class Officer 4; J.V. Football Mgr. 3; Baseball Mer. 2,3,4; Social Studies Award 3; Superla- tive 4. BETTY JO LYON Betty Jo D.E. Club 4; P.E. Asst. 4. MARVIN JACKSON MADDEN Butch D.E. Club 4. THOMAS WILLIAM MANSFIELD Tommy Industrial School 3,4; Homecoming Escort 4; Automotive Technological Club 3,4. MERLE FRANCES MARTIN ‘Merle’ a x Science Club 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Scholastic Letter 2,3,4; Li- brary Club 4; Marshal 3; Guidance Asst. 4. KENNETH WADE MARTINDALE Ken Engineers Club; American Society of Tool Engineers; Industrial Center 3,4. JO ELLEN MAY MTOM J.V. Cheerleader; WAG 3,4; Homecoming Sponsor 4; N.H.S. 4; Scholastic Letter 2,3,4; Library Asst. 4; Guid- ance Asst. 4; Superlative 4. WILLIAM CLAYBORNE MCADAMS Bill D.E,. Club 4. 5 Minn Christmas Court 2; D.E. Club 3,4; Glee Club 2; Office Asst. 4; Superlative 4; Jr.- Waitress 3. Senior Statistios GALE FRANKLIN MILLER Gale Football 1,2,3, Tri-Captain 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Base- ball 2,3,4; Student Council 2; Monogram 2,3, Pres. 4; Key Club2,3, Vice-Pres. 4; Class Pres. 4; Engineers Club 4; Christmas Prince 2; Superlative 4. GARY MICHAEL MINTZ Gary Baseball 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Class President 2; Football 1,2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Treas. 3; Key Club 2,3,4; Student Council 3, Pres. 4; Basketball 2,3,4; WAG 3,4; Scholastic Letter 2,3,4; Superlative 4. CAROLE HANES MOORE Carole J.V. Cheerleader 1; Library Asst. 1,4; Teenage Club 1; Band 2,3,4; Majorette 2,3,4; Guidance Asst. 4; French Club 4; Student Council 4; Superlative 4. DONNA SHARYL MOORE Donna J.V. Cheerleader 1, Varsity Cheerleader 2,3,4; Asst. Head 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Christmas Princess 2; Superlative 4; D.E, Club 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Jr.-Sr. Waitress 2. SHEILA PAULETTE MORTON Morton Transfer 2; CRACKER Asst. Editor 3, Editor 4; Marshal 3; N.H.S. 3,4; French Club 4; Office Asst. 4; WAG 4; Library Asst. 3; Superlative 4; Scholastic Letter 3,4. LINDA FAYE NEESE Linda Office Asst. 3; CRACKER 4; Glee Club 2; Commercial TRENNIE JEAN O'BAUGH Jean D.E. Club 3,4. OLGA VIRGINIA PARIS Basketball Mer. 3,4; Class Treas. 4; D.E. Club Historian 4; Monogram Club 4; Library Asst. 4; CRACKER 4; Sup- erlative 4. ELMER EUGENE ROPER Gene Science Club 1; D.E. Club 4. INNIVER ANN RUD SHELIA GRAY RUSSELL Shelia F.H.A. 1,2; D.E. Club 4; Science Club 3; Jr.-Sr. Waitress 2 KAREN LEE SCHMITZ Karen © Transfer 4; N.H.S. 4; Guidance 4. NINA JOYCE SEARCH | Nina Transfer 4; D.E. Club 4. JEANETTE MARIE SMITH Jeanette F.H.A. 1, Song Leader 2,3, Sec. 4; N.H.S. 3, Sec. 4; Class 35 Officer 1; J.V. Cheerleader 1; Band 2,3,4; Drum Major- ette 2,3,4; Vice-Pres. Band 4; Class Officer 2; Jr.-Sr. Waitress 2; Superlative 4. DAVID DENNIS STACEY Dennis Motion Picture Projection 1; Science Club 2; D.E, Club 3; Glee Club 4. LINDA GILCHRIST STRIGO Wilma CRACKER 4; Office Asst. 4; N.H.S. 4; F.H.A. 1,2; Scho- lastic Letter 2,3,4. GLENESS ANNA TERRY Gleness Glee Club 1,3,4; Office Asst. 3,4; D.E. Club 4. DIANNE ELIZABETH TURNER Dianne F.H.A, 1,2,3; D.E. Club 4. MICHAEL DAVID WA Nute Ss Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Engineers Club 4; Class Vice-Pres. 3; Student Council 1; Monogram Club 2,3,4. JANICE RENEE WATKINS Renee J.V. Cheerleader 1; Teenage Club 2,3; Girls' Basketball 2; CRACKER 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4; D.E. Club 4; Miss G.H.S. 4; D.E. Reporter 4; Head Jr.-Sr. Waitress Pe DIANNE WAY Shorty EE Aree le JERRY RANDOLPH WAY Dyerry Transfer 4; Band Pres. 4; Glee Club Pres. 4; Homecoming Escort 4; D.E. Club 4; Superlative 4. ANITA GAIL WHITTEMORE J.V. Cheerleader, Asst. Head 1; F.H.A. 1,2; Varsity Cheerleader 3, Head 4; N.H.S. 4; Superlative 4; Home- coming Sponsor 4; Scholastic Letter 3,4; D.E. Club 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Library Asst. 3,4; CRACKER 4. JOHNNY EARL WILLIAMS Johnny Engineers Club 4. LYNDA LOUISE WILSON Lynda Student Council 1; F.H.A. 1,2; D.E. Club 4; Science Club 3 STEVE LEE WRENN Steve Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; CRACKER 3,4; Christmas Prince 3; Class Pres. 3; Superlative 4; Engi- neers Club 4; Glee Club 2; Christmas Court 2. JAMES WALLACE WRIGHT, III Wrong J.V. Football; Varsity Football 2,3,4; gram Club 4. ARNIE EUGENE YATES Gene Engineers Club 4; Class Treas. 3; French Club 4. oe D.E. Club 4; Mono- Gunior Chases Oficers Tommy AdCock 7.7, Wamu eae ree ae ee President Elaine Thompson Carol Evans Bill Compton Cee CaMC CMa Oe iets i ee GPO eoL Gae Treasurer saicee 6 veh Chuceeee educin (oi erway teMteen meen means Secretary Brae Cer: Bet 5 AY ML NPR A gle SR. Ts Vice- President 4 ? As time continued to burn our class candle past its midpoint, we returned to Graham Highas upper classmen. We were looking forward to the new responsibilities to be faced this year as Juniors, for we realized this would be the year for making important deci- sions. Many of our classmates were elected to prominent club offices and participated in sports. We launched our magazine sale last fall, determined to make our Junior-Senior prom the best in the history of G.H.S. The long-awaited day arrived when we received our class rings. We felt deep pride in showing off this symbol of prestige to underclassmen. One glance at our class candle, reveals that we are about to enter the last phase of our high school career, Next year we will return to G. H. S. as sophisticated Seniors! 36 Tommy Adcock Ella Mae Allen Judy Allen Kay Allison Tommy Allred Joyce Andrew Arthur Andrews Dennis Andrews Suzanne Barvir Beverly Basden Tony Benesch Nancy Boger Cindy Boswell Janice Braxton Barbara Bueschel Polly Clapp Carolyn Clark Charlie Coggins Jackie Cole Sandra Comer Bill Compton Doug Cox Donna Daniel Bill Drumwright Gloria Eubanks Steve Euliss Carol Evans Gail Faucette Jackie Foushee Jimmy Guthrie Cathy Guy Robert Hackett Jimmy Hallsey Steve Harden Butch Harrington Janis Hawk Eugene Hayes Janice Henderson Herbie Hilliard Alma Holt Mac Holt Martha Holt Sheila Holt Debbie Isley Jerry Janey Melba Jarrett Delores Johnson Earl Johnson Elaine Johnston Clarence Jones George Lemmons Sheila Lineberry Anne McAdams Sheryl McKeel Don McPherson Bill Magrini Willard Mann Linda Mansfield Wayne Mayes Roger Mercer Frances Moser Marian Patten Eddie Peterman Bobby Philips 38 Johnnie Porterfield Bill Roberson Jerry Rogers Bobby Roper Larry Sharp Cheryl Shoffner David Shoffner Gayle Smith Steve Smith Jean Thomas Elaine Thompson Pat Thompson Ricky Troy Cheryl Truelove Leon Tuttle 39 Lynette Vaughn Vivian Waddell Brenda Walker Gregg Walker Tommy Walters Carol Watkins Jerry Watkins Donnie Waugh Sherry West Richard Whitaker Staehle Whitson Billy Wightman Jack Williams Dennis Wilson Tommy Wingfield Terry Wood Tony Wright This year's marshals LEFT TO RIGHT are the following people: FIRST ROW: Marian Patten, Sandra Comer, Elaine Thompson, Beverly Basden. SECOND ROW: Roger Mercer, Bobby Phillips, Ricky Troy. 40 Styphomore Class Oficers VUAINeC wR 1 LCV eM ini mi imi ne mCnmE LIC SIden Donidelash|CVes weer mana mC CCOCLAT Y; lino ENBNITE 5 6 5 6 po 6 8 Oo o Hekeeleatere FNS (Crean. 6 6 55 0600 60 0 0 Wee IDAs As Sophomores we entered this year determined to keep our candle burning brightly. We felt more confident that we were not the youngest and least experienced class at G. H. 8S. We eagerly participated in club activities, sports, and studies. We began to mingle with the upper classmen and found them very friendly and helpful. Now, as the end of the year approaches, we find that all too quickly our candle has reached its midpoint. It seems unbelievable that next year we will return to Graham High School as upper classmen. 4) Rosemary Adcock Betty Jean Allen Susan Allen Charles Andress Patsy Barbour Brenda Barnwell Mark Baxley Buck Bayliff Linda Bayliff Babs Bohannon Ruth Boland Sally Bowland Betty Bradshaw Keith Bradshaw Margaret Bradshaw Craig Brantley Wayne Brewer Angie Brooks Jo Bryan Judy Bunton Joe Burch Charles Capillary Henry Capillary Glenda Carter Nicki Carter Linda Caviness Larry Clapp Joe Clark John Cook Kay Cornell Tommy Cornell Steve Councilman Paul Crissman Paul Crotts Ben Dickens Butch Drawdy Johnny Edwards Madeline Edwards Darrell Ellington Linda Ensley Brian Eouzan Sammy Epps Bonae Euliss Cheryl Evans Dianne Faulkner Allen Flynt Bobby Frazier Susan Gibson Gaye Glosson Anne Griffith Janice Grogan Douglas Gurkin Jimmy Guthrie Harry Hagwood Mike Hall Chris Hancock Glen Hancock Jack Handy Glenda Harris Travis Harris Josephine Hayes Jimmy Henderson Sheryl Henley Brenda Hill Laura Horne Tina Houser Robert Hudson Jane Hunter Euell Jean Ingram Ronnie James 43 Patsy Lashley Patsy Latta Danny Law Pam Leonard Brenda Linebery Rebecca Lineberry Jo Carolyn Linens Judy Lockhart Nancy Longest Brenda McCuiston Mable McCuiston Diane Martin Sharon Martin Shirley Melton Fred Mitchell Nancy Moss Boog Nash Ted Nelson Butch Newcomer Niles Newsome Janice Oxford Carol Padgett Connie Page Fulton Paris 44 Martha Jarrett Greg Jenkins Pamela Jenkins Ann Johnson Nickie Johnson Randy Johnson Ray Johnson Carol Jones Janice Kearns Sandra King Anne Kirkpatrick Dawn Kurtz Sammy Lambert John Lamberth Donna Lashley Bill Pearce Debbie Peoples Judy Pratt Tony Pugh Gene Ray Ronnie Reece Rhonda Rhew Janet Rhyne Ruaine Riley Jane Roberts Debbie Rogers Tommy Rogers Linda Rose Novela Scott Eileen Sharpe Hugh Sharpe Randy Shoffner Beverly Shue Tommy Stokes Brenda Stout Barbara Terrell Albert Terry Bill Thacker Tommy Thacker Aubrey Thompson Diane Trollinger Mary Trollinger Mary Utley Janelle Vincent Beryl Watts David Wightman Allene Williams Judy Williams Ronnie Wilson Wayne Wilson Betsy Wood Carolyn Worley Joyce Wright Joanne Yount 45 Freshmen Class Offfcers Bobby2D rim 1ch Ui mace oit mune ae nner er President GinnyeBurkeoy, girs cise il dikalce atk eticne mete ea eae Secretary (CEVTOMING GUNNS. 6 2 oo oo bo poeosovnde Treasurer SEbaony OMEN) 5 6 2 5b oo Do bo OOO 4 Vice- President As we entered the doors of Graham High School last August, we could not believe that we were actually in high school. Our class candle was lighted and is slowly burning. We were unsure of ourselves as we walked into the auditorium for our first assembly at Graham High. After the initial period of adjustment at G. H. S., we began to feel a real sense of belonging. Even Freshmen can play an important part in high school. As the year draws to a close, we know that we have made a good start at G. H. S., and we vow that next year, as Sophomores, we will keep our candle steadily burning. 46 Jimmy Allen _Susan Andrews, Richard Barnes David Bason Kenneth Beagle Brenda Bean Barbara Bennett Bill Black Alec Boland John Boozer Sammy Bowland Douglas Bradshaw Dawn Branson Billy Braxton Don Braxton Nancy Bunton Jenny Burke Bennie Cates Lee Caudle Darlene Clapp Frestmen Chass Glenda Clark Ran Coble Keith Cole Craig Conklin Pam Cooke Chris Council Betsy Cox Eric Crissman John Currin Janice Dickey Paul Dickey Dennis Dollar Janice Douglas Bobby Drumwright Judy Dunnagan Barbara Edmonds Richard Engle Orel Everhart Barbara Faulkner E. P, Flythe Brenda Forbis Pamela Foust Mary Lou Graham Billy Griffith Patricia Harden Janet Hardie Timothy Hawks Steve Henderson Joe Hickman Carolyn Hinkle Danny Holt Dana Horner Carla Isley Amy Jarrett Elwanda Jones 47 Connie Myrick Reid Myrick Carole Nance Rodney Nance Rodney Newcomer Polly Nolan Roy Overman Marilyn Owens Phillip Parrish Jerry Peterman Larry Pickard Linda Pryor Brenda Rhodes Marshall Rich Charles Russell Faye Shoffner Steve Shoffner Alan Stacey Charles Strum Andy Sykes Cathy Terrell Caroline Thompson Linda Troutman Gerald Turney Dianne Waller James Waller Gary Ward Jimmy Watson Hazel Wheeler Stephen Whitaker Sue Wiggins Steve Wilson Carolyn Wingfield Linda Wrenn Janet Lashley Susie Lemons Carolyn Lewey Mary Ella Lindley Eugina Longest Linda Longest Rebecca Love Dorinda Lovette Rebecca Loy Tommy Lyitle Jimmy McAdams Lee McKeel Starr McMullan Lester Marlowe Jerry Martin Mike Massengill Sandy Moore Don Morton Gary Moser Doug Murry Und these are tre times that come again and aghin... { Will assembly please The fight to beat the A tip from a coach. Home Ec. girls come to order ? pele making Congo Fudgies. Sixth period majorette Marching in to 'Pomp practice. and Circumstance'. ' Boys' P.E. class during calisthenics. ee einen Baad STON AVL, Boys of Home Ec. Fating lunch--contemp- | refinishing chairs. lating tests. Mrs. Dixon explains a chemical change. 49 Times that will never come agein... aly ‘G. Paris, J. Davis; 2. L. Dawkins; 3. E. Gilbert; 4. L. Wilson, R. Watts, G. Paris, R. Watkins, S. Russell, L. Strigo; 5. J. Caskey; 6. L. Brown; 7. N. Searcy; 8. G. Whittemore; 9. M. Bunton; 10. J. May; 11. F. Isley; 12. B. Adcock, Mr. Heckman, M. Hughes; 13. G. McDonald; 14. M. Hughes and D. Hughes; 15. B. Ingold, A. Albright, J. Jarecki. - 50 52 GARY MINTZ A well-chosen President The officers of the Student Council are: F. Paris, Treas.; C. Evans, Sec.; L. Daw- kins, V.-Pres. INSERT: Mr. Busick, Advisor. The students who are elected as Student Council members are our representative part in the functions and daily activities of our school. The Student Council operates the school store, sponsors the College Day program, publishes a student directory, and bi-annually revises the Student Handbook. Members of the Council are: FIRST ROW, Left to right: Mr. Busick, Dawkins, Evans, Paris. SECOND ROW: McAdams, Edmonds, Jarrett, Owens, Houser. THIRD ROW: Boozer, Grogan, Rogers, Hilliard, Moore, Shue. FOURTH ROW: Moser, Clapp, Boswell, Wightman, Caudle. y QO TYPISTS Nancy Hilliard, Becky Harden, Linda Neese, Dee Johnson, Ginny Paris. EDITOR ART EDITOR Sheila Morton ey Renee Watkins ADVISOR ADVISOR Mrs. Price Mrs. Lambetn SENIOR REPORTERS Linda Jo Strigo Martha Dunn ( Gail Whittemore SPORTS EDITORS VS een biaiae Steve Wrenn Bill C t Joyce Andrews ‘ i ompton SOPHOMORE AND FRESHMAN REPORTERS Jo Bryan, Betty Bradshaw Barbara Edmonds, Mary Lou Graham ADVERTISING Linda Bulla Beverly Basden “BUSINESS S “Bill Herb Raine Thonipeon EDITOR Jerri Caskey SENIOR MEMBERS _TYPISTS Sheila Morton Patricia Frank FEATURES Jo Ellen May ART EDITOR Carol Evans Johnnie Porterfield ASSISTANT EDITOR Marian Patten 56 ACTIVITIES Anne Albright Gayle Smith CIRCULATION Gary Mintz. Suzanne Barvir ADVISOR Mrs. Pollyanna Smith | JUNIOR MEMBERS PHOTOGRA PHERS Steve Smith Scotty Smith COPY SPORTS Paulette Lockhart Ed Hill Sandra Comer Don McPherson 57 R. Adams | A. Albright L. Bulla R. Johnson P. Lockhart M. Martin : | Og : G. Mintz S. Morton K. Schmitz J. Smithy L. Strigo G. Whittemore S. Barvir wpe v g B. Basden S. Comer E. Johnston S. McKeel R. Mercer M. Patten B. Phillips G. Smith E. Thompson C. Truelove President Advisor Jerri Caskey Mr. Uzzell National Honor Sheiety Students are inducted into the National Honor Society upon approval by a board of faculty members who consider the students' service, character, and scholastic and leadership abilities. 56 The main purpose of the Key Club is service to the school and community. Members are com- posed of Sophomore, Junior, and Senior boys who meet certain qual- ifications. The officers are: L. Lovette, Sec.; G. Miller, V.-Pres.; F. Isley, Chaplain; E. Hill, Pres.; D. McPherson, Treas. ADVISOR Mr. Lee Larry Brown Otto Caudle Larrie Dawkins Bill Herbert Jay Jarecki Gary Mintz Steve Wrenn Tener Arthur Andrews Bill Compton Larry Sharpe 57 Steve Smith Tommy Wingfield Ruaine Riley The students of G.H.S. are grateful to the band for the support and prestige which it has given us at assemblies, pep rallies, and sports events. The majorettes are: Jeanette Smith, Head; Babs Bohannon, Carole Moore, ; Becky Loy, Debbie Rogers, and Cheryl Truelove. aha Mr Mr. Newman - Director ey Under the supervision of Mrs. Tess Dyer, the library assistants help to keep the library operating smoothly. The library assistants are: FIRST ROW, Left to right: McAdams, Holt, Bulla, Shue, Paris, Bradshaw, Albright. SECOND ROW: Whittemore, Dunn, Wood, Harden, Hilliard. THIRD ROW: Moore, Mrs. Dyer, Johnson, Boger, Andrew, Hadley, Linens, Isley, Waddell, Jarecki, May, Hughes, Patten, Kurtz. FIRST ROW, Left to right: Rudd, Moore, May, Morton, Assisting with the administrative duties of the schoolare: Frank. SECOND ROW: Lindsey, Strigo, Martin, Lockhart, Gaydon, McDonald. THIRD ROW: Gilbert, Thompson, Hill, Ingram, Shoffner, Scott. FOURTH ROW: Schmitz, McKeel, Allen, Walker, Davis. The Future Homemakers of America is the largest and one of the most active clubs at G.H.S. The club plans its activities in order that its goals may be attained. The advisors, Mrs. Bare and Mrs. Dollar, have put many long hours into organizing this group. The officers are: CENTER: Bulla, Pres.; FIRST ROW, Left to right: Mrs. Dollar, Advisor; Bryan and Griffith, Song Leaders; Barvir, Reporter; Albright, Parliamentarian; Thompson, His- torian; Houser, Treas.; Smith, Sec.; Basden, V.-Pres.; Mrs. Bare, Advisor. Shiente Potential future scientists of G.H.S.are: FIRST ROW, Left to right: Coble, Griffith, Mayes, Massengill, Jarrett, V.-Pres.; Cox, Pres.; Lockhart. SECOND ROW: Martin, J. Lockhart, Shoffner, Guy, Isley, Phillips, Troy, Moser. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Dixon, Advisor; Bryan, Gaydon,-Hilliard, Smith, Halsey, Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Harden, Griffith, Davis, Oxford, Page, Andrews, Edwards. 60 Students holding part time jobs and taking Distributive Education comprise the membership of the D.E. Club. The members are: FIRST ROW, Left to right: Dunn, Pres.; Guthrie, V.-Pres.; Lindsey, Sec.; Walker, Treas.; Paris, Historian; Watkins, McDonald. SE THIRD ROW: Jones, Brewer, Madden, Wrig Crutchfield, McAdams, Way, Jones. SIXTH ROW: Whittemore, Johnson, Williams, Watkins, Whitson, Cheek, Russell. SEVENTH Watts, Rudd, Gray. The Teenage Council is responsible for making the Teenage Club abetter place for students to enjoy them- selves. The members are: FIRST ROW, Left to right: 2 Rhyne, Leonard, Holt, Walker. SECOND ROW: Dunn,’ - Watts, Tuttle, Thompson, Jones, Mansfield. THIRD ROW: Barbour, Drumwright, Andrews, Bowland. COND ROW: Cates, Cole, Jeffreys, Searcy, Turner, Allen, O' Baugh. ht, Harmon, Ingold, Mansfield. FOURTH ROW: Love, Moore, Gilbert, FIFTH ROW: Daniel, Lyon, Hickman, Johnston, Clapp, Jenkins, Charlton. ROW: Waddell, Cornell, Engineers ‘Cbd Students showing an interest in engineering are: FIRST ROW, Left to right: Caudle, Pres.; Mr. Lee, Advisor; King, V.-Pres. SECOND ROW: Magrini, McPherson, Brown, Miller. THIRD ROW: Wright, Mayes, Jarecki, Walters, Herbert, Tuttle. FOURTH ROW: Wightman, Ward, Adcock, Estes, Andrews, Wrenn. FIFTH ROW: Euliss, Isley, Adams, Charlton, Harrington, Hughes, Lovette. Members of the Spanish Club further their knowledge of Spanish-speaking peoples and their customs. The members are: FIRST ROW, Lefttoright: Mrs. Moe, Advisor; Smith, Pres.; Euliss, V.-Pres.; Jarrett, Sec.; Patten, Treas.; Frank and Reece, Program Chairmen. SECOND ROW: Watson, Williams, Adcock, Williams, Rhyne, B. Watts, Barvir, McKeel, Mansfield. THIRD ROW: Braxton, Andrew, Eubanks, Vaughn, Burke, Edmonds, Isley, Loy, Graham. FOURTH ROW: Crissman, Drawdy, Drumwright, Andrews, Bueschel, Edwards, Allison. FIFTH ROW: Crissman, Bayliff, Andrews, Holt, Harden, Troy, Halsey, Handy, Holt. SIXTH ROW: Ward, Allen, Hawk, Sykes, Burch, Bow- land, Horner, Wilson, S. Wilson, Shoffner. Les Joyeux Farisiennes Mrs. Haworth has organized a club for students whose interest in French goes beyond the classroom. Members of the club are: FIRST ROW, Left to right: Mrs. Haworth, Advisor; Smith, Pres.; Cox, V.-Pres. SECOND ROW: Lockhart, Martin, McAdams, Faucette, Moore, Wood. THIRD ROW: Strigo, Truelove, Mercer, Henderson, Kurtz. FOURTH ROW: Morton, J. Lockhart, Watkins, Euliss, Hudson, Moser, Phillips. ‘Gua Chhesical League Latin scholars at G.H.S. are: FIRST ROW, Left to right: Peoples, Bryan, Horn, Barnwell, Wright, Ensley, Jarrett. SECOND ROW: Utley, Stokes, Griffith, Brooks, Rice, Edwards. THIRD ROW: Hudson, Crissman, Mitchell, Grogan, Yount, Wightman, Hancock. Some students having special musical ability are members of the Glee Club. They are: CENTER, Left to right: Adcock, Sec.-Treas.; Hughes, V.-Pres.; Way, Pres.: Mr. Newman, Advisor. FIRST ROW: Wright, Moore, Terrell, Barnwell, Bennett, Vincent, Edmonds, Glosson, Leonard, Page, Ensley, Oxford. SECOND ROW: Bunton, Douglas, McDonald, Kirkpatrick, Evans, Melton, Branson, Rose Johnson, Wiggins, Isley, Newson, Hickman. THIRD ROW: Thompson, Stacey, Cook, Martin, Jenkins, Wingfield, Frank, Allison, Lashley, Pratt, Walker, Law. HOURDTEH ROW: James, Harmon, Hewitt, Roberson, Love, Phillips, Brown, Clark, Estes, Linens. Monogram Wy Any student who earns a letter in sports or cheerleading becomes amember of the Monogram Club. The mem- bers are: FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Hilliard, Albright, Moore, Whittemore, McAdams, Evans, Holt, Mayes, Mercer, Hill, McPherson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Heckman, Advisor; Bulla, Smith, Jarecki, Patten, Lockhart, Houser, Shue, Compton, Wightman, Moser. THIRD ROW: Dunn, Dawkins, Mintz, Ward, Thacker, Andrews, Drumwright, Johnson, Nash, Thompson. FOURTH ROW: Wrenn, Miller, Adcock, Sharpe, B. Drumwright, Euliss, Guthrie, Charlton, Wood, Thompson. FIFTH ROW: Linens, Herbert, Brown, Lovette, Hughes, Wright, D. Hughes, Isley. Srholastic Letters The following people are students at G.H.S. who have won scholastic letters for having averages of 90 or above: FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Caskey, M. Martin, P. Lockhart, K. Schmitz, J. Smith, G. Whittemore, L. Strigo, B. Herbert, J. May, A. Albright, E. Hill. SECOND ROW: E. Johnston, S. McKeel, K. Allison, E. Thompson, C. Truelove, S. Barvir, S..Comer, M. Patten, R. Mercer, R. Troy, L. Bulla, G. Mintz. THIRD ROW: B. J. Allen, R. Adcock, T. Houser, J. Yount, B. Phillips, G. Smith, B. Basden,C. Evans, J. Rogers, R. Adams. FOURTH ROW: D. Peoples, D. Kurtz, A. Griffith, J. Bryan, B. Bohannon, K. Cornell, M. Edwards, J. Grogan, S. King, T. Stokes. FIFTH ROW: M. Bradshaw, J. Rhyne, R. Hudson, B. Drawdy, F. Mitchell, J. Kearns. NOT PICTURED, Sheila Morton. Gunior Miss Carol Evans Miss Joyce Lindsey Utendant Miss Tina Houser 1€$s Uttendant Miss Sandy Moore POH: A, Linda Bulla CHEERLEADERS Martha Dunn MONOGRAM CLUB Anne Albright TEENAGE CLUB Linda Mansfield BAND Suzanne Barvir Sponsors CRACKER STAFF Renée ‘Watkins D. E. CLUB Gail Whittemore GLEE CLUB Judy Pratt SCIENCE CLUB Dawn Kurtz STUDENT COUNCIL Nancy Hilliard KEY CLUB Betty Gaydon LIBRARY CLUB Becky Harden | NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Jo Ellen May SPANISH CLUB Janice Braxton WAG STAFF Jerri S° Watk S , = Miss Jeanette Smith, ist Miss N. C. comes home. runner-up, playing ''Autumn Leaves . Second runner-up, Miss Bonae Euliss, in her evening gown, Miss G. H. S., Renée Watkins, ’The crowned queen and her escort, performing her talent. Bill Herbert. tt Miss Patricia Frank, 3rd Our M. C., Jay Jarecki. Fourth runner-up, Miss runner-up, with her rendi- Babs Bohannon, in a baton tion of 'Deep Purple”. _ 7 routine. ( C On April 5, 1963, the Juniors honored the Seniors with the annual Jr.-Sr. Prom. The setting was that of old Rome, created by ivy-covered columns, a life-size horse and chariot, a Roman garden, and a bubbling fountain. Empress Elaine Parrish and Emperor Johnny Moon were crowned by the Junior Class president, Steve Ween and escorted by Ed Hill and Jo Ellen May. + NS 2A 2 ta Li or | } f ae ie PBS Princesses Bonae Euliss - Sammy Epps ad Sandy Moore - Sammy Bowland Mics District OE Queen Mice Joyce Lindley 77 Linda Bulla HEAD Gail Whittemore Sheila Holt Nancy Hilliard Carol Evans Ppeerlec dep, D ADVISOR Mrs. Dyer Anne McAdams Jo Carolyn Linens Diana Tuttle Martha Holt ASSISTANT HEAD Donna Moore Rosemary Adcock iy ' Tri-Captains : Bobby Adcock-Gale Miller-Mickey Hughes Lou Roshelli- Back Coach Bob Boswell-End Coach oOo? ae 1 wW we VE a fy wet of a ix : Bobby Adcock Meomn by two sn Aa yy Guard % E Mestery as , ivi a co : Kren OO : Ls 3 ion Gale Miller ‘ied 2 Db. yee J FS End iy Wout with . a ‘ue. vere connecied eh Thom. ec ‘ ze € Gary Mintz Fullback Fred Isley Tackle $e ct The ( Graham scor? Cane munutes icii in tet hen Hill got open be eB secoocer. and Ma vaed the pigseiy im fds ard He for the it poutter. Atttens. fraiy goat on ie : PGi et st 4h: ax La rey ¥ , ie Larry Brown End + oa TL... . re es a m ‘ t ee ee aE fe ate wo teaarido. ie ie Tan 2a hampomebhip “| poseession , four yre@ TELUIDS tS : ard archeo 'hefore losin, “in the seoond en icked } wt aod the W att a for the ae i | Wee ree Bews . : ‘ VI, wee - pat magne. a—— ashelh, backfield coach, @ «eli ant Gene Rhod “2 mentors. mise the serve - “ec fullback M urly youme te on 138 1 , of four ye an outlet jefense. pdie’s posi hy twice ins” y. The ‘Devils be ‘from the 43 only | Guay a Mik Wesi of the 7 ipuLe Aen. Wrsiers, A Rexbere. _An At Southern. “acted a drive tha,, Minn At — ers 47 and WenkTta-an-wcefOct. Chapel BE W before the Red Devils dug Oct. 11—Reidsville. took over “Oct. At Southeast Gu outset of the final period Oot. t—At Madison Ma’ jors were back on their xiey. 1—At Eastern. ine due-to a fine kick : Wightman, but with, weee beys. They are non and Thomasson rry Way. sophomore Kay ve way, the Warriors, “and junior Dennis An minutes in moving the:. iatter played defers the Graham 40 before qgq season and earn Jain punted dead to the der. a , four er what Proved ta. vw, a transfer. atuden y dig play in? Ailing to mo” ; ‘Graham Mickey Hughes Guard Brannoy XS Jerry Linens Nel. Guard wy ras Graham's | Ll en the season | loss was their t outings. Graham hayodan next Fri: calerets: Ca” — ing att y. A ex aa yay ie blew saa As eet. | by Diel arc itu gars Savi Uh Soar eo “ played oh Giieres tr Lee Lovette Guard mca oI Te ee ee ee ee ee SO el Oe ey urning are Mickey Be — “ya puranas 2 “4 Sea “S« 11S S8a50n, oper a iahagl � _.UmU Wrens wicock, named Berens ese Po eed, nti Gomet Passes an iolewed is ) eis 4 j eam Al - Cor’ “ave e840 trofhil Sulixs. The _ Alamance. as juniory ..-—_—- Nily Wistiman sup Dickens, aes Waive drive which ence ly oe taham’s march ont the tirst night) SSS cree: ye ‘ 4 wice end pax men 2, eve. 7 oe jwice and passed | hah gin hem oP ue Piling up 194 14 etece, Perot sched i f toe Red Devils ite ty AO by halftime. Jp. gitempted 4 a ” i . oe i 4 ogee’ pa eg i a +yard Sequin ae iuitnan for the rag corked wp Gee 4 i 33 Bt Agoece. Gary Minus poinier on te i, 1). - BA ‘ Me Wins journey by ahead af ; = , ol cee. Gar x are : é trom a foot out, Gale bern the ame - : : ae Dickey Hughes _ tded ali four exe “killer booted 3 hh B . Tackle - fu 4518 oy —,, Ed Hill y ewe Wat a ee ee , ¢ ve End li joy ee Scene ser ‘Steve Wrenn oe ge Res stern Oren. __ et ey Wega. : “Den Mehhersorn Leek ltt Bye: nine g@ period ee . three pietes Boer yee a7 ee ee is +N } : soaal enna bap: A teva Seat mee 6! ena recov’ ed. Billy Scarlett! penainy for grating the Bi Bi pag veal ove ete the Reg ‘iba fumble emi mack and soved the bed ¢ TAs Ges ‘ ; . paecedapritiags sat ge att FD of bat im four a Eacers 2. Mora goed Degiiy Wighinae ' ag oe a Wightay ok the t z ye i i 0 e of | Seeey way we FV ) yards) e - wing aah tay sors Sater pas as. ; = Pe tea @ f Gary osee— wove Puiibsi ae 4a to bi | Tooumy Wiogtals Cosate Comme Seciorea: = rete 3 jeased wits te watt Yh mt. Garrett hagton g Witt, ' ice Later prom Tee, ge Mae [Set see. 6 om, ne Ward me: ye meker AMA, 4, amet Rae : is ee pC a a Sporn a eN vaca wee —- CO Oe Jay Jarecki ei BAS Comet i yarrie 0” phat eu e___Center Beet 10:15 felt to vere verb tz fumbled a Shitty sexi tf on tas 10 and the shiv! | jnto the end aly) | ane Ce tan went | recov _— , East . king | ba the 2 on downs. zs n fis tom wer ad an 4 later Mintz tat off fe tor oie pean with {igs © Si et ™ | | NA econd| § ec 3 ; Aus � and _ Mike Waka, ms a: chi. as ene ro Pos op y Wingback west: | tamey fot 4 lacus ann ire’ Ang Ee Lane 3 mie ae Les Rennes sf ® Jar ve ‘ P ¢ “tae Maree — “ew sila “ a oe . Lathe BR. A : | ¥, oar : Bes By, Keith Charlton j XX niece Tackle y. a — ed peor ala ‘clare a ower from “the cae WE remarim te came Ss warts é 4 fiman hed rans 96 amd Mints ake � yarder | during the drive On he first (pay oi the fal je ruabed quarter McPie Sh x it an Larrie Dawkins hack tek 2 sat trom Jimmy Wright : an aver oo APE winks and galloped © yar far = Center ye —— = or et pai mee ae CX ARD . i LAY The Football squad this year was composed of the following boys from left to right: FIRST ROW: E. Hill, M. Ward, J. Wright, D. Hughes, B. Adcock, M. Hughes, G. Miller, K. Charlton, W. Isley, L. Lovette, J. Jarecki. SECOND ROW: B. Drumwright, Manager, B. Nash, B. Wightman, D. Andrews, L. Brown, 8S. Wrenn, J. Linens, L. Dawkins, G. Mintz, T. Walters, T. Walker, W. Mayes, Manager. THIRD ROW: W. Mann, Manager, J. Clark, B. Compton, D. McPherson, R. James, R. Johnson, S. Epps, J. Edwards, S. Smith, T. Wingfield, T. Adcock, 8. Euliss, B. Harrington, Manager. TOP ROW: B. Thacker, R. Riley, R. Wilson, P. Crotts, F. Mitchell, S. Bowland, G. Moser, J. Boozer, W. Wilson, C. Hancock, T. Benesch, J. Allen. Red Devil Henge swe Si io ee, mt Re ee Although statistics don't count in scoring, one has to say the Warriors were just lucky. (0-7) The Eagles bowed before a powerful, unyielding single wing offense of the Red Devils. (28-0) Reidsville Chapel Hill a Eastern Western Credit for our win over the Wildcats goes to Gale Mill- er's toe! The extra point broke the deadlock-- Devils victorious! (14-13) The Devils showed their true colors tying the future State Champs. We out played 'em all the way! (13-13) S.E. Guilford Madison- Mayodan It seemed we just couldn't miss--everyone played and everyone scored! (69-13) After a rough first half, the Red Devils showed their horns, winning this one hands down! (25-6) Roxboro Southern The Red Devils outplayed those Rebels from Southern and came out the victor Not being able to get their passing attack moving in the rain, the Red Devils bowed to Roxboro. once more. (0-6) (7-0) Moorehead Eastern The Red Devils ended a tremendous season, The Eagles couldnot get roll- ing but boweda second time. Football coaches have night- mares about this kind of game! Nothing goes right-- everything wrong. (13-33) (40 -8) Mr. Roshelli Mr. Boswell Willard Mann ; Jay Jarecki Tommy Adcock we 86 Watch that ankle! Mike Ward Forward Fred Isley Center It's the soft touch, Wheezer Isley springs says Mike Ward. high for tap. Gale Miller Steve Wrenn Forward Guard Ed Hill tries for two. 87 Gary Mintz - Guard Don McPherson - Guard Boog Nash - Guard Mike Hall - Center Wayne Mayes - Guard Ray Johnson - Center Pat Thompson - Forward Tony Wright - Guard Girls Gashethall -CAPTAIN COACH MANAGERS Anne Albright Gene Rhodes Patsy Barbour - Ginny Paris Tina Houser - Guard Anne Albright - Forward Marian Patten Guard Betsy Wood - Forward Joanne Yount Nancy Boger Forward Guard Beverly Shue Forward Linda Bayliff Melba Jarrett Debbie Rogers Guard Guard Forward Angie Brooks Guard Marilyn Owens Forward Nancy Longest Forward 90 Boys lennis The following boys made up last year'stennis team: FIRST ROW, Left to Right: B. Compton, A. Thompson; SECOND ROW: T. Rogers, B. Herbert, L. Dawkins. Goll Team The golf team was composed of the following boys: R. Mercer, L. Sharpe, J. Henderson, E. Johnson, W. Mayes, N. Newsome. Gils “Tennis Beverly Sue, Melba Jarrett, Renée Eouzan, and Cindy Boswell composed part of last year's tennis team. Boys' Tennis - Gene Rhodes Girls' Tennis - Ronald Lee Golf - Lou Roshelli oO Coach-Bob Boswell The following boys made up the baseball team at G.H.S. in 1963; FIRST ROW left to right: L. Brown, A. Braxton, G. Miller, E. Hill, D. McPherson, G. Mintz, S. Wrenn; SECOND ROW: M. Ward, B. Thacker, T. Wright, P. Thompson, W. Mayes, T. Adcock, W. Mann, B. Adcock; THIRD ROW: B. Braxton, S. Epps, R. Johnson, J. Jarecki, S. Smith, T. Mgr., Coach Boswell. Thacker, Mgr., J. Linens, Mgr.,.L. Lovette, Graduating (964 Ed Hill Jay Jarecki Steve Wrenn Gale Miller Larry Brown MANAGERS Tommy Thacker, Lee Lovette, Jerry Linens Mike Ward Gary Mintz Bobby Adcock _ VY. Basketball The J.V. Basketball Team is composed of the following boys: FIRST ROW, Left to Right: S. Wilson, J. Peterman, B. Drum- wright, S. Shoffner, G. Moser. SECOND ROW: R. James, D. Horner, W. Wilson, B. Drawdy, J. Boozer, H. Capillary, A. Sykes, Mgr. The J.V. Coachis Mr. Bob Boswell. G. Vo Cheerleaders Miss Perry J.V. 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BUR! ie rae Bon BR ad ALAMANCE COUNTY UNITS of Burlington INDUSTRIES, INC. ees “Woren into the Life of America” y b ae We Oe oe 7 pre ae of i, ‘i ee of o a GRAHAM LNDERWRITERS INC. Telephone CA 6-0017 121 North Main Street Graham, North Carolina ye a ee ie je? MJ CUM PARK PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER Burlington North Carolina Your One Stop Family Center Plenty of Free Parking Most Stores Open 10:00 A.M. - 9:00 P.M. FRANK’S JEWELRY presents Our Own ''Miss North Carolina JEANNE SWANNER With A Watch Silver Crystal Graduates Brides THE GRAHAM JAYCEES Working for a better place to live, work, play YW Yi _ TAR HEEL DRUG. INC. U0 G bran ses AR, e) re wee coe Lt, oO rw - 7. Y on Th ys eee oe hee Maven Lagoyed s besa AMee . (1 Bay Lica Vl A Congratulations Seniors! 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MOJUD KAYSER SCHIAPARELL 2 DAML ANg Ned elf PHOENIX SAPPHIRE MERCURY tn Ge poor SUPP-HOSE FOR MEN AND WOMEN Yer Ne ay, Nag Qe Manufacturers and Distributors lasheny peo a, of FB O20 EMO lo of Hosiery and Casual anid of } fe Na Ay KAYSER -ROTH HOSIERY COMPANY, INC. eae } Burlington North Carolina ba Earn % compounded semi- annually INSURED [ __ SAvines + === AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 118 WEST HARDEN STREET GRAHAM, NORTH CAROLINA 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 No ee 4 S NS ANGRY 8 � LEATH HOSIERY MILL, . VY} | es Nie gee N INCORPORATED x y . S SN Y ‘ 518 3 {QZ RS me 5 Manufacturers of Ladies Hosiery WS 1D) . North Carolina COUNTY FORD Your Friendly Ford Dealer SERVICE USED CARS W. Harden St., Graham, North Carolina Phone CAT-4236--CAT-4237 CAT-4238 CAT-3950--CA6-2510 You’ve got Coke coming Congratulations! 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Burlington, North Carolina CA - 7-7493 MILK COMPANY DAIRY DIVISION Fy! ‘ 085m sii 0 io ) ] ye Ot (of F ar Bar-B-Q aie yt ty Highway 54 Graham, North Carolina pli aa : i { 7 2 iv ee toh | stee vant ay ca ative | 1b! | at iv i nay fae A | is Ww oe JONES CO. l Indianapolis, Indiana MANUFACTURING JEWELERS AND STATIONERS ALLEN BARBEE District Representative Spring Hope, North Carolina zy ie Fon wr tay WC oes GROCERY mon wake re Ve YX � ) Everything Good a (: ‘ a) V le sh ; a Vp Vie we Deliver’ C 316 River Street Graham, North Carolina ee Graham — _North Carolina Member of yeod About ¢ ent g) Sim @ a @ Qin: put VWwvs eayanllt ove the Loe ae As eee a have en yd REMN py ALEne ie MNANT. $4 HOP_ oS ls pe Grok Gs oc the ieee o PO Tar af oie ways ace an asset Paes forest ieee com Park Plaza ese® S244 Page « 2 estisiies (= 05S oie Swee 5 G: saa Center Ges ral luck Kenree Sew Save Burlington, North Carolina ; A ees GREEN’S FUEL GAS CO. 1955 E. Webb Ave. Burlington, North Carolina cok BOON Sasi Q_ NAS aQ Y seg Sis Dec Wi geR 1833 S. Church St. Charcoal Hamburgers Burlington, North Carolina ah ys is as peers LOK WL yee ae fail el Lipitts “kb on he “3 EML ees i‘ Corner of. ae cts pba - ae peng North Marelina Me LOK, Vag) we) A 7 ee Ae yy a Pa = For Those Who Think Young PEPSI-COLA CO. Burlington, North Carolina BYRD’S FOOD CENTERS Where your food dollars buy more Stores in Burlington Graham North Carolina BURLINGTON SPORTING GOODS See Us for Sports Equipment Dial CA 6-6634 425 S. Spring Street Burlington North Carolina ei ace Se ala A2t- Chia ge’ FH. 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Spring Street and COLEMAN - ROYAL Cum -Park Plaza Men's Shop The Village Room HUEY’S BAR-B-Q, INC For Dining Delight Sea Food Steaks Barbecue Highway 87 100 North A eae H SELF SERVICE 204 E. McAden Street Graham, North Carolina Fresh Meats - Groceries - Produce ISLEY’S MEAT AND GROCERIES Court Square C.D. Fred P. Isley, Owners HOLTS INC. 203 N. Main St. Graham, North Carolina Mrs. Kuhl Holt, Manager Compliments of BELK BECK CO. Graham - Burlington Se eeun = K6 OAL ss 4 ) — , Nay’ Hy, ea MEMBERS | Ruros te os Acad L een AN au DRUG STORE 138 Maple Avenue se QS) yr dar seee Ay CAnal 6-1663 Burlington, North Carolina Q : Burlington, North Carolina CS Compliments of ALAMANCE PRINTING COMPANY GRAHAM BARBER SHOP Economical and Dependable Service Tt Pays to Look Well 729 South Main Street Harold Cox George Stafford CA 6-1881 Kenneth Wood Burlington, North Carolina North Main St. Graham, North Carolina Ors Na os - eae = SAL, iPSON ono MICKI-LYNN ERAL THoMesOn CE he FASHION SHOP Y, i oe Famous Name Brands QsX Buglington. , Graham: Ws, Spiahca 616 nee GR Ay aN user Hatinlo Sp PION Graham, North Carolina . S . , 105 W. Harden Street NGEST SHOE STORE KAY - DAY TILE AND CARPET COMPANY Velvet Step-City Club Weather Bird-Diamond Brand ODS ROIS BU RSE Tile Vinyls 126 N. 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A. ““BOB’’ MOORE GROCERY Tf It's Good to Eat, We Have It'' WE DELIVER Quality Meats and Groceries Frozen Foods Phone: CAnal 6-3292 Graham, North Carolina ey Se LKlon Cullege | y Gh AGC ANN’S FABRIC SHOP AND GRAHAM SHOE SHOP Jim and Ann Dollar Proprietors COLONIAL HARDWARE CO. SHERARD’S PHARMACY General Hardware Phone CAnal 6-3754 Tel. CA 7-2079 104 E. Elm 1253 E. Webb Avenue Graham, North Carolina Burlington, North Carolina Fine Shoes For the Entire Family We Feature 'Weejuns' t W. H. “JEFF’ BOWMAN by Bass em General Merchandise H. K. BOOTERY Phone CAnal 6-7659 S. Main Street Extension lll W. Davis Street Burlington, North Carolina � Compliments of ir C. B. ELLIS MUSIC CO. JEFFREY’S PAINT PAPER CO. Graham, North Carolina Everything in Musi Ae. oe OES Dutch Boy Paints Burlington, North Carolina Burlington, North Carolina LaMarick - South's Largest and Leading Beauty System BEAUTY SALONS VINCENT FOUST TV-RADIO SERVICE Compliments of CUM-PARK PLAZA Shopping Center CA 7-2227 [C) Burlington, N. C. 506 Market Street Phone 226-9232 Graham, N. C. PERRY’S ELECTRICAL ISLEY HOSIERY MILL MAINTENANCE ists oniain Street Electrical Contracting Refrigeration Manufacturers of Air Condition Units Full Fashioned Shirts, Deep Freeze Units Sweaters, Hair Bands CA 6-6002 140 Graves St. Compliments of CRAWFORD'S DEPARTMENT STORE Graham, North Carolina T. . BOONE TAILORS For the smartest look in formal wear Dinner Jackets Full Dress Rentals and Sales Uptown Burlington, N. C. MOON'S FASHION SHOP ROXIE'S FLORIST For The Latest in Styles Phone CA-6-0215 ‘ Near Western Electric CAnal 6-8219 - 130 N. Main Street 1733 N. Church St. Graham, North Carolina Burlington, N. C. Compliments of J. S. BOWMAN GROCERY GRAHAM TRACTOR CoO. 815 N. Main Street Ford Tractors Graham, North Carolina Graham, North Carolina Congratulations Seniors! Compliments of GOLDMAN'S GRACELEE KINDERGARTEN Home of Capezios 417 S. Maple Street Burlington, North Carolina Director, babe ae Foster 3 V26 le Ov 9 pe es Oy LQG Pine MOG sal BUN eae Son Leal Up Neth. ob th ni ae ae Grahs No aoe af’ NWP ve he - Vi “Th Thy, F | AK Cc li ts of se Ww | i erro a GALE, STEVE, FRED . | pestle JAY a@BILL 46 of A FRIEND, YZ Ji GUILFORD DAIRY of FABULOUS DEPRESSIONS Graham Burlington Carolina Carolina CA 6-3346 Le) eyed U C os Boke Span Me c ane Se 2s ges DANKE Gore aVAPMEY : ko ff 3 Lp ( = J $3 is eee 4 aes , : ly D = GUE ee ai | (Ai, Phone CAnal 6-60 y, A he f MW nds ef Le Spee ee LL ye J ny 7, Graham, N. C. GRAHAM SODA SHOP Graham Rathskellar . _ Pizzas Apple Cider Bobby Simpson Z LM wnkae at-E The Exchange Club of Graham extends to the graduating class of 1964 its sincere congratulations and best wishes for the future. Our Club is happy to have the honor of sponsoring the Annual Outstanding Senior Award, and considers it a privilege to be able to help finance the athletic and band programs, and purchase some laboratory and playground equipment, along with other worthy projects. : er F Liye i oe ss THE FRESHMAN CLASS of Graham High School THE SOPHOMORE CLASS of Graham High School Compliments of THE JUNIOR CLASS Graham High School | 15} PRINTING COMPANY ® Charlotte, N.C. Kaan, Yuna ) eee. re ye tome tire ec ae ae ae op eee oi Perro Yo RRd ub odor VE CA On. GO oulug . cer One Bh Eke Macao Dy et A on ee teow: | Oe, eas ae ae ae Uo sO Deg oe pe ae ae Miser’ eRe Beats nts � = - an a i? See bon CH, . i ei arpa ns Ast ce i a a a Bw Litt, Three On YF aril o : ie dep 4 Me oa Lbs yes Groh pokes) te ; he oe = i x oat. a poubde Hawes weal EnV A Ads A free q ching one secnuley etl) the feteag pay! 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