Graham High School - Wag Yearbook (Graham, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1970 volume:

Fete en AON RTL oe RR EOL Og eA COUNTRY THE WAG O G.H.S. ‘69-70 Graham N.C. Introduction 1 Introduction Since man first discovered himself, one of his greatest challenges has been to learn to live with his fellow man. This relationship has been largely a mat- ter of his ability to communicate effectively with others. Yet, because of a lack of effective communi- cation and deliberate ignorance of other men’s social, religious, and personal lives, man has often set up social barriers and attacked other men’s beliefs and convictions. When Graham High School consolidated, young people of various environments and races were brought together. In attempting to establish our- selves, we were soon to discover that, contrary to general opinion, many of our objectives were not racially oriented, and many of our apparent differ- ences were nonexistent. By accepting and adjusting to the changes at Graham High School and by facing and dealing with our common problems, whether real or imaginary, we are on the road to a greater realization of com- plete harmony between blacks and whites — per- haps not such an “Impossible Dream.” Introduction 3 In this difficult day, in this difficult time for the United States, it is perhaps what kind of a nation we are and what direction we want to move in 2 of you who are black... you can be filled with bitterness, with hatred, 2 for revenge. We can move in that direction as a country, in great pol black people amongst black, white people amongst white, filled toward one another. can make an effort, as Martin Luther King did, to understand and to ¢ and to replace that violence, that stain of bloodshed that has sp nd, with an effort to understand with compassion and love... ! of my family killed, but he was killed by a white man. But we ha n effort in the United States, we have to make an effort to understan we need... is not division; what we need ... is not hatred; what we nee iolence of lawlessness, but love and wisdom, and compassion toward a other, and a feeling of justice towards those who still suffer within our cou they be white or they be black. ROBERT KEN Introduction 4 i t bi i so aim: eee oe TO RIGHT = A o 3 f: —_ i wo TOTRY... introduction 7 ne 69-70 WAG is a sdicated to the New 8 irit of Graham High School Miss Kathy Black Features 10 Half Time Activities for the Homecoming game were planned and directed by Mike Gray under the capable direction of Mrs. Anne Honneycutt. Highlighting the evening’s program was the in- troduction of club sponsors and the 1969 Home- coming Court. Amid cheers and tears, senior Kathy Black was crowned 1969 Homecoming Queen by David Harrington, football team cap- tain. Beth Yount was named Maid of Honor and class attendants were as follows: Freshman Attendant — Jean Allen Sophomore Attendant — Dorothy Allen Junior Attendant — Donna Cooper and Senior Attendant — Kaye Mebane len Jean Al Miss Donna Cooper ‘FRESHMAN ATTENDANT jiss e JUNIOR ATTENDANT SENIOR ATTENDANT Miss Kaye Mebane Miss Dorothy Allen see remeapenmneer me as ond ie oa Satine Sianeli arlavngene Ieper ie a oak SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT HOMECOMI NG On October 10, 1969, days aia doh of Kleenex flower mekine combined with | float construction gave way to tired stu dents and prize winning floats. The tire- less efforts of Denise Foust and Karen Newton, co-chairman for the Homeco ing Parade took form, and from their efforts evolved a day of excitement and happiness. Highlights of Homecoming included: the parade, wi h floats featuring | class attendants; the football game with : Reidsville; the crowning of Homecomin; Queen; and the Honors ance. h All good things must come to an end. Features 13 Christmas Royalty King — Greg Miles Junior Royalty Sophomore Royalty | : Freshman Royalty Princess — Jenny Holt Princess — Kathy Riggan Princess — Tricia Newlin Prince — Steve Smith Prince — David Hudgins Prince — Edward Patten Features 14 Christmas Dance Sponsored By Key Club fs Considered A Great Success. The fabulous EXPRESSION expressed themselves SerER fabulously. i SA ike gh) er | ; ese Meet me behind the Christmas tree in ae tenminutes. eee BSA ny rahe age ae ia ne : in Should old acquaintances be forgot? ta a fp wae: Features Miss Graham High School ut dein) Poca ihast aes : SAslagheg Gia bana a rata eras oo June Basden 16 Miss GHS 1970 Mistress and Master of Ceremonies — Miss Carlene Hamlett and Bobby James. MOST TALENTED NON-FINALIST — Miss Libby Massey Janice Young, Miss GHS 1969, makes her farewell speech. Features 17 Miss GHS Contestants First Runner Up — Second Runner Up — Third Runner Up — Fourth Runner Up — Brenda Smith Leslie Hearn Linda Newlin eannie Eulis Sylvia Victor Debbie Jackson Sandra Compton é Libby Massey Elaine Braxton Debra Moses Features 18 Twirp Week LESAGE : You gotta love it!! All’s fair in love and basketball! Features 19 enior Dress-Up Day Friday, April 24, was officially declared Senior Dress-up Day. Hordes of seniors stormed the halls of G.H.S. in outfits resembling anything from angels and preachers to hippies and soldiers. The un- derclassmen had as much fun observing as the seniors did in participating in this spectacle. ORAS west 4 N Features 20 “Land Of Oz” On the night of May the first, 1970, the Junior class honored the Class of ’70 with a trip to the “Land of Oz”. Juniors spent hours decorating the gym, dripping wax onto wine bottles, blowing up balloons, and visiting beauty parlors. The result was a beautiful Emerald City. Beth Yount and David Harrington were crowned Prom King and Queen amid applause and shouts of approval. Music was provided by the Kallabash, and everyone agreed that they were tremendous. Waiters and waitresses for the Prom were: — Kenny Linens Lolth, Geanne Euliss Frank Moore se | Cheryl Faulkner Andre Perkins Barbara McAllister Jerry Evans Joanne Austin Ricky Thompson Debbie Jackson Johnny Crotts Gwen Robinson Souvenir time! Features 21 King and Queen, David Harrington and Beth Yount. Smile girls! Cheryl... and Andre? Features 22 After the Prom, Juniors, Seniors, and their guests were invited to an all-night party given by the parents of the Junior class. There was ping-pong, bowling, swimming, pin-ball, trampolines, basketball, pool, and food. Music was furnished by Steve Graham, Phil Stin- son, Steve Sykes, Bill Wood and Fred Leale. Hunger strikes again! | want a basket — 2 points! M. Mebane. My point! Mr. Clements. Are you sure we’re in the right place, Marshall? Features 23 Senior Outstanding Teenagers of America — Mike Gray, Karen Linda Newlin — 2nd Runner-up in the Wood, Kaye Mebane. North Carolina Junior Miss Pageant. Wayne Riggan — State Wrestling Champion. | Nolo Ambrosi — Foreign Exchange Student from Argen- tina. Features 24 Spotlights Mike Tilson and David Horner — Morehead Scholarship Nominees. Terry Stafford and Mike Heckman (not pictured), winners of the “I DARE YOU” Award. Flonie Jones — Miss DAR 1969-1970 Gail Miller — Bod of the Year Award!!!! Features 25 Senior Play: Rehearsals... Getting ready! The senior class suffered through long hours of rehearsals while pre- paring to perform the play OUR TOWN. There were good rehearsals ag there were bad rehearsals, but at last one, the cast knew that they would do credit to Thornton Wilder’s Pulitzer prize winning play. And a trusty prompter. We'll make the lights green for Act Hil. Punchy Performers. Aaaugh! Make-up! | Nerves. Features 26 On The Road Getting Set: On the day before the play, the | seniors took a trip to Graham Middle | School to present a part of the first | act of OUR TOWN to the students — there. After creating interest in the production, our cast took a hamburg- er break at Hardee’s to recuperate from the ordeal. WAITING. Libby, | get the feeling Dave is trying to come between us. More waiting. . | Everybody wants to get in the act! Features 27 Oe TL. TTS ime T Curtain Finally... S Baccalaureate Sunday, May 31, 1970 7:00 P.M. ———— Baccalaureate, the first step towards commencement. As we listened to the speaker we all had different thoughts, yet they were all the same in many ON OUR Way. ways. Only three more days to be a class together. Speaker — Dr. Kenneth R. Williams — President, Winston-Salem State University. Features 29 GRADUATION PROGRAM Wednesday, June 3, 1970 8:00 P.M. Prelude ce Doug Rayle Processi onal i | nvocati on Gary Keams Wel come Karen Newton e “You'll Never Walk Al one’ Rodzers i | Steve Fonville, Soloist S | “Let There Be Peace on Earth’’ arr, Ades | Doug Rayle, accompanist Salutatory Linda Newlin Schol ar ship Awards Dr. J ohn Deason Class Gi ft David none: Valedict ory Michael Tilson Serious thoughts oe only minutes to go before Awarding of Di plomas Jack O’Kelley entering WEG Oi assisted by Larry McAllister Benediction Tommy Davis Recessi onal “Let There Be Peace On Earth.” Valedictorian — Mike Tilson. Finally, receiving that piece of paper that means so much. Features 30 Marshals — L. Noto, K. Sales, P. Campbell, J. Basden; Chief, B. Smith, C. Foushee, S. Swiney, A. Best, S. Street, K. Denny. Or al F Afro haircuts and caps CAN jibe after all. Nolo Ambrosi, graduate of Graham High School. Features 31 This is it. This is what we've waited for twelve years to experience. The end — the beginning — Graduation. The reali- zation of the Impossible Dream. Mr. Frank Clements — Ass’t Principal — Biology — : pee ee SHER Mirs. Gladys Jeffries —- Maid. Mr. Luther Enoch — Cus- todian Mr, Rayle — Chorus. Mr. White — Band. Mr. Roger Mann — Chemistry, _ Physics. Mrs. Fonville — Art! Mrs. Perdue Business — Sr. Advisors Mr. Huey Mr. Pearson D.€ and L.C.T. Industrial Arts Mr. Jeffries — Agriculture —memledlilshssssY Miss Prince Mrs. Bare — Civinettes Adv. Faculty Home Economics Mr. Krovetz — Math, N.H.S. Ad- visor, Wag Advisor. Mr. Forehand — Advanced Bi- ology, J.V. Football Coach. Mr. Amos — History, Math; Football and Baseball Coach. ee ‘Mrs. Lane — Math. : Mr. Matthews — Physical Education, Football, : Miss Patten — Physical Science. Track, Tennis Coach. Miss Wade — Math. Mr. Strigo — Science, Head Football Coach. eos Mr. Bowman — Physical Science, Bas- . Ea OS __ ketball Coach. Mrs. Serow — French, French and Debate Club Advisor. -Mrs. Ballard — English, Wag Ad- viser, J.V. Cheerleader Senior Play Director. Advisor, Miss Smith — U.S. History, Econ. and Soc. Mr. —e 7, World Geography, Civitan Advisor. Mrs. Mace — ‘Latin, English, Interclub Sesect — Senior Advisor. it | eae Mr. Clapp — English, Gui- dance. Mrs. Ciadean — U.S. History, Keyette pep eeal Me Hardwick. — Ene glish, Tale-O-Graham | : Procter, Advisor, Senior ous To Beat... Sports eo Graham High Red Devils FIRST ROW, left to right: T. Moon, C. Martin, R. Enoch, T. White- Thompson, L. Riggan. THIRD ROW: B. Austin, M. Crissman, D. man, R. Thompson, W. Riggan, D. Harrington, D. Allred, B. Cates, Tuttle, J. Sizemore, T. Teer, B. McAllister, H. Johnson, L. Boggs, G. W. McPherson. SECOND ROW: L. Pope, S. Perry, T. Fuller, T. Kearns, A. Cheek, M. Wade, B. Norwood, K. Denny. Stubbs, T. Wade, D. Ashley, M. Heckman, M. Rogers, D. Ward, J. Ah defeat, we got a team that can’t be beat?!? Football 38 GRAHAM HIGH 1969 Season be i) Graham Bartlett-Yancey Graham Southern Durham Graham Southern Graham Western Graham Southeast Graham Reidsville cad Se cy Gl ) SG GY Sr CA Graham Ragsdale Graham Northeast Graham Eastern NO oi Graham Northwest FIRST ROW: Tri-captains: Rusty Thompson, David Harrington, Lawrence Pope. SECOND ROW: Coaches: Amos, Strigo, Matthews. Bruce Norwood — Mang., Steve Austin — Mang., Keith Denny — But Keith, | TOLD him not to hit me there! Trainer, Ricky Albright — Mang., Bobby Austin — Mang. Football 39 Graham vs. Ragsdale Football 40 Graham vs. Reidsville Southern Durham eleven, who used the airways for a 15-6 triumph. GRAHAM VS. SOUTHERN, SEPTEMBER 19 — On arain soaked field, the Southern Confederates toppled the Red Devils by a 10-7 victory. The Devils scored early in the game on a screen pass from Harrington to Boggs. Nolo booted the ball across and Graham led 7-0. Un- fortunately, the Graham attack was confounded by the rain and the early optimism of the Graham fans turned to dismay as Southern scored and later made a safety to clench the victory. Graham vs. Eastern Graham vs. Northwest GRAHAM VS. WESTERN, SEPTEMBER 26 — A Western fumble was recovered by Gary Kearns who scampered 35 yds. for the only touchdown of the evening. Graham went home happily with a 6-0 victory. GRAHAM VS. SOUTHEAST GUILFORD, OCTOBER 3 — The Southeast Falcons defeated Graham by a score of — 8-6 in a defensive contest played at Graham. GRAHAM VS. REIDSVILLE (HOMECOMING), OCTO- BER 10 — The Rams, who were destined to be Mid State Champs, trampled the Devils 40-0. Injuries plagued the Devil cause. GRAHAM VS. RAGSDALE, OCTOBER 17- — The Devils bowed out to Ragsdale bya score of 23-15. GRAHAM Vs. NORTHEAST GUILFORD, oct OBER R Me 24 — In spite of a grand show by the anes Noune a , won a 20-6 victory. GRAHAM VS. EASTERN, OCTOBER 31 — The ee a Eagles defeated the Red Devils by a 21-0 score in a ee OC game played at —— on Halloween lr A ee GRAHAM VS. NORTHWEST GUILFORD, NOVEMIER 7 — Graham closed the season with a convincing 21-6 victory over the Northwest Vikings. Dad’s Night Super Juniors!? Football 41 Senior Lettermen Rusty Thompson — 41 Halfback Ht. 5’8” Wt. 155 Ibs. David Harrington — 12 | : Lawrence Pope — 11 Quarterback Halfback Ht. 5’11” Wt. 155 Ibs. : . Ht. 5’8’” Wt. 150 Ibs. Football 42 . So David Allred — 60 Guard Ht. 5’8”’ Wt. 140 Ibs. Allan Cheek — 83 End Ht. 6’0’’ Wt. 180 Ibs. ALL-CONFERENCE Nolo Ambrosi — 23 Kicking Specialist Ht. 5’7” Wt. 130 Ibs. woe Center Age L Ht. in Wt. 163 Ibs. Football 43 Football 44 Mark Crissman — 82 End Ht. 5’10” Wt. 160 Ibs. Wayne Riggan — 34 Fullback Ht. 5’8” Wt. 170 Ibs. Tony Wade — 66 Guard Ht. 58” Wt. 153 Ibs. Gary Kearns — 70 Tackle Ht. 6’0” Wt. 170 Ibs. Mike Heckman — 32 Fullback Ht. 5’7” Wt. 155 Ibs Coach doesn’t look too happy. Homecoming Bonfire. Football 45 Seaeinicecemtevepeen rel lib ssc conch vesneemanemnesaamenvinncaten oummtastnembeiaen elemetantresiécresdiiunmoemermameromnumraaeieneteenrcsns GHS Grapplers FIRST ROW: W. Riggan; SECOND ROW: T. Madren, B. Austin, L. Brooks, R. Thompson, R. Sharpe, L. Pope, L. Boggs, M. Tilson, Coach Strigo; THIRD ROW: D. Teer, T. Stubbs, T. Staunton, H. Johnson, Hey, Lee, don’t you wish everybody used Dial? Sports 46 L. Riggan, J. Rich; FOURTH ROW: W. Bulla, J. Crotts, B. Wilson, C. O’Bough, A. Hawks. Weight Classes Bobby Austin Lee Brooks Rusty Thompson Rodney Sharpe Laurence Pope Danny Teer Tony Madren Mike Tilson Herbie Johnson Larry Boggs Wayne Riggan Larry Riggan Johnny Crotts Tim Staunton Joey Sizemore Tommy Stubbs Charlie Porterfield Andy Hawks 107 115 123 130 Ley 133 98 145 heavyweight 185 175 165 155 185 185 165 109 133 Post Winning Season A senior-led wrestling team, under the direction of Coach Amos, finished the season with an overall 7-7 record. Senior Wayne Riggan finished the season with an impressive 27-2 record. At the State Tournament, held in Winston Salem, Riggan copped the 158 pound crown and took a first place title. He was also a first place win- ner in the Jr. Olympic Tournament in Winston Salem, wrestling in the 165 weight class. Jr. Herbie Johnson fought to an undefeated regular season, but bowed out in the sectional and State Tournament. Sports 47 Bowman’s Cagers Tie For Second Place The Graham Red Devils ended the season with a 13-10 overall record and 11-5 conference record. The Devils were paced by Joe Hooker, Worth McPherson, Billy Smith, Darius Dixon, and William Norman during the early part of the season. The quint was coached by Mac Bow- man. The Devils finished second in the regular conference sea- son. Highlights of the season, were wins over western and Eastern. Disappointment came in two narrow defeats to arch rival Southern, 57-59 and 56-62. Scoring leader throughout the season was Joe Hooker who tossed in an average of 20 points per game. His high night was against Ragsdale with 38 points. The following game against Northeast he pitched in 35 points. Forward Worth McPherson and Center William Norman also helped the scoring totals. Ball handling was left in the hands of Billy Smith and David Horner. Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham 66-71 50-61 77-70 70-66 68-79 63-65 78-58 72-60 86-57 56-38 69-63 57-59 70-72 81-77 72-81 82-55 63-58 80-42 79-74 56-62 77-71 50-64 58-66 Northern Durham Northern Durham Northwest Southeast Eastern Eastern Western Western Barlett Yancey Ragsdale Northeast Southern Southeast Eastern Northwest Barlett Yancey Western Ragsdale Northeast Southern Eastern Northwest Madison Mayodan Sports 49 “OUR TEAM” FRONT ROW — C. McGuire, W. McPherson, M. Boger, M. Hooker. SECOND ROW — S. Smith, D. Smith, D. Horner, J. Thompson, M. Josey. THIRD ROW — J. Hooker, D. Dixon, B. Smith, W. Norman, Coach Mac Bowman. Sports 50 Hooker’s Perfect Form Cans Two! Sports Sele oA David Connects On Short Jumper. as Sports 52 Ca Nolo gets fired up? —Dave gets fired up!! Sports 54 Into Tournament Action }™ Sports 55 ennis Team FRONT ROW — Eddie Holt, Nolo Ambrosi, Burton Cates. BACK ROW — Buster Goodman, Edward Patten, Russell Holt. NOT PICTURED: Joe Minnis, Chris Jones. Sports 56 Senior Players Eddie Holt | “1 ae Nolo Ambrosi Team Rank iL Eddie Holt — No. 1 Edward Patten — No. 2 Joe Minnis — No. 3 Russell Holt — No. 4 Burton Cates — No. 5 Nolo Ambrosi — No. 6 Buster Goodman — No. 7 Chris Jones — No. 8 ‘me Coach Matthews Sports 57 om Sse cneninoineeen ration Sports 58 2 a) ya . Pg Sige ee Sports Golf Team i i T PICTURED: Greg LEFT TO RIGHT — Dale Price, Mike Call, Mike Roshelli, Boyd Pearson, Ronald McAdams, Jerry Owens, Joey Sizemore NO Miles, Frank Moore. Sports 60 Baseball Team nant theta Sera rc RAS aint nate So FIRST ROW — T. Fuller, R. Porter, L. Pope, L. Boggs, W. Riggan, R. Perkins, W. F. Smith, D. Rogers. 3rd ROW — Ass’t Coach Harrington, Ausley, M. Harden. 2nd ROW — J. Shue, R. Thompson, T. Madren, A. Coach Amos, T. Bruton, P. Branson, K. Dark, M. Josey. Under the capable direction of coach Don Amos the G.H.S. baseball team finished the season with an 8-8 con- ference record. Senior pitcher, Roger Ausley, led the Mid State 3-A Conference in strikeouts, winning for the Red Devils seven of the twelve games he pitched. Larry Boggs led the conference in bases stolen. Making the ’69-’70 Mid State 3-A All-Conference baseball team from Graham were Roger Ausley and Wayne Riggan. Representing Graham on the All Tournament team were Kenneth Dark, Tommy Bruton and Mike Harden. Sports 61 Varsity Cheerleaders Lis FIRST ROW — Sharon Patterson, Karen Wood. SECOND ROW — Ar- Terry Stafford. FOURTH ROW — Muriel Warren, Alanda Parri leen Bryan, Paulette Campbell. THIRD ROW — Tommy Ann Moore, FIFTH ROW — Carleen Hamlett, Kathy Willoughby, June Basden. Sports 62 eep Spirit Hi Boy Cheerleaders — Wayne Riggan, Nolo Ambrosi, Burton Cates. Not pictured — Alan Cheek. Cheerleaders painted this devil which now hangs in the gym. Sports 63 Varsity Cheerleaders Terry Stafford — Ass’t Head Muriel Warren — Senior Carleen Hamlett — Mascot Karen Wood — Senior Kathy Black Willoughby Head Cheerleader Paulette Campbell — Jr. Sharon Patterson — Jr. June Basden — Jr. Alanda Parrish — Jr. Tommy Ann Moore — Jr. Arleen Bryant — Jr. VA xs J.V. Football Coach Forehand. Which way’s the goal post? : Sports Junior Varsity Cheerleaders pre . ae ee — pants am ot 7% od FIRST ROW — R. McClure, M. Chavis, L. Hearn, C. Faulkner, K. Meredith, C. Brown; SECOND ROW — D. Mincy, R. McNiullen, Jeanne Eullis head, T. Newlin, K. Alwood. , , oad Agee gasen: = | f Pees MBBS AME Ao a ef Meret 8 This is cheering? Oly YEA 0 aie Come on girls, on the DOUBLE! Sports 67 Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Graham Sports 53-85 63-68 50-68 64-62 81-78 67-54 83-47 55-79 61-54 67-62 69-55 54-50 64-84 58-62 63-81 60-65 64-55 56-53 59-62 58-67 Junior Varsity Basketball Jump ball! Kenneth gets a foul shot. Northern Durham Southern Northern Durham Northwest Southeast Eastern Southern Western Bartlett-Yancey Ragsdale Northeast Southern Southeast Eastern Northwest Bartlett-Yancey Western Ragsdale Northeast Southern The Graham Junior Varsity ended the regular season with a 9-10 record before losing in the tournament at Elon making it 9-11. The Devils were led by Kenny Linens and Kenneth Dark. Other Quint members included Randy Cobb, Curtis Rich, André Perkins, Rickie Thompson, Troy Woodard, Edward Patten, Travis Webb, Gary Jeffries, Boyd Pearson, Blair Woodard, Mike Motsinger, Phillip Russell, E. Nickerson, and Calvin Hester. Looks like we’re outnumbered! Two Points! Pr Organizations - a GHS Student Council Homecoming Sponsor Miss Terry Stafford. OFFICERS — A. Cheek — Treasurer. C. Foushee — Vice President. D. Stafford — Parliamentarian. B. Smith — Secretary. R. Thompson — President. OO FIRST ROW — D. Hyder, E. Patten, A. Hawks, M. Deason, D. Mebane, terson, J. Holt, B. Smith, J. Basden, W. McPherson, C. Foushee, S. S. Crouse, D. Smith, D. Boger, J. Albright. SECOND ROW — L. Hearn, Street. FOURTH ROW — G. Kearns, G. James, S. Graham, G. Miles, R. Thompson, J. Turner, A. Perkins, B. Basnight, D. Horner, J. Evans, M. Gray, B. Crutchfield, L. Newlin. FIFTH ROW — A. Cheek, D. Hor- T. Woodard, D. Stafford. THIRD ROW — L. Boggs, S. Sykes, S. Pat- ner, D. Dixon, R. Thompson, Mrs. Goodman, Advisor. Organizations 70 nter-Club Council gene a | FIRST ROW — T. Stafford, S. Florence, B. Crutchfield, R. Thompson, C. Foushee; SECOND ROW — K. Meredith, C. Briggs, K. Newton, J. Petty, | L. Newlin; THIRD ROW — D. Foust, S. Smith, C. Hamlett, A. Perkins, K. McAdams; FOURTH ROW — S. Willis, J. Minnis, C. Deason. | | Homecoming Sponsor Miss Susan Florence. Organizations 71 Features Ed. — Sue Rich : Assistant — Becky Compton Editor and Sponsor — Denise Foust Ass’t. Editor — Carol Deason Organizations Ed. — Mary Mebane Assistant — June Basden 1970 Wag Staff Sports Ed. — Keith McAdams Assistant — Kathy Black ' Circulation and Advertising Staffs Circulation Man. — Mike Crawford Copy Ed. — Mike Gray Theme Ed. — Carla Alwood Classes Ed. — Karen Newton Assistant — Tom Boney Assistant — Karen Wood Art Ed. — Alan Cheek Assistant — Billie Elkin Ass’t. — Ann Brewer Organizations 72 TALE-O-GRAHAM STAFF Editor — Babs Crutchfield Asst. Editors — Mike Heckman, Kim Lynch Features Editor — Terry Stafford Asst. — Arleen Bryan, Candy Eten Art Editor — Dru Russel Asst. — Jackie Jeffries f Organizations Editor — Carlene Hamlett : Asst. — Cheryl Creech, Jan Bowling Sports Editors — Mike Tilson, Jimmy Petty Asst. — Troy Woodard, Andre Perkins Proofreaders — Debby Ferrell, Katheryn Meredith, Donald Padgett, Gwen Knight General Reporters — Elaine Braxton (head); Susan Flor- ence, Emily Heath, Alice Webster, Andrea Best, Martha Curtis, Clifford Martin, Elaine Lowe, Kathy Rich, Donna CAE UCM ETCIEL ROTEL Class Editors — Senior — Kaye Mebane, Jr. — Paulette Campbell, Soph. — Dana Stafford, Fresh. — Perry Crutchfield Business Manager — Carol Briggs Asst. — Sharon Patterson, Beth Yount, Cornelia Steele, RTT Betty Warren Homecoming sponsor Club News — Linda Newlin ‘Miss Babs Crutchfield Asst. — Debra Best + Typists — Cathy Frisbee (head); Rita Clark, Libby Massey, Karen McDaniel, Elizabeth Crawford, Peggy Hinshaw. Kim Lynch — Assistant e Babs Crutchfield — Editor. — General reporters — J. Sizemore, M. Curtis, S. Florence, E. Braxton, A. Best, C. Rich, D. Hyder, E. Lowe. ? Club news editors — Linda Newlin and Debbie Best. Art editors — Drucilla Russell and Jackie Jeffries. Organizations 73 Junior Civinettes : (reales ‘ A newly formed club, the Graham Jr. Civinettes has sought to encourage youth to live fuller lives en- riched by unselfish service to others. Joining the Jr. Civitans, the Civinettes sold Halloween candy and Claxton Fruit Cakes. In practicing good citizenship the Civinettes collected for the Heart Fund. Whole- some rivalry between the Civinettes and the Keyettes resulted in competitive team sports. Civinettes were active in the N. C. District East Organization and boast a district officer in Karen Newton. Officers — B. Compton — Chaplain, D. Foust — Sergeant-at-arms, Mrs. Bare — Advisor, L. Massey — V. President, M. Rose — Secre- tary, K. Newton — President. Homecoming sponsor Miss Gail Miller. FRONT ROW — K. Wood, J. Austin, T. Stafford, K. McDaniel, L. Massey, B. Yount, J. Foster, G. Miller, D. Russell, T. Hilburn, C. Frisbee, M. Isley. Bee ROW — D. Foust, K. Mebane, B. Compton, K. Lynch, K. Newton, C. Wright, J. Flippin, $. Baxley, T. Moore, M. Based Lule, S. Cole, J. Basden. Organizations 74 Junior Civitan Officers — Advisor — Mr. Lassiter, S. Jarrett — Secretary, J. Size- more — Chaplain, H. Crouse — Treasurer, M. Gray — V. President, J. Petty — Pres. Homecoming Sponsor Miss Karen Newton. In training to become “Builders of Good Citizen- ship” Jr. Civitans sought to develop initiative and lead- ership through unselfish service to others. Jr. Civitans joined their sponsoring club in selling Halloween candy and Claxton Fruit Cakes. To serve the school Jr. Civitans acquired a United States flag and seeded the front lawn. Jr. Civitans also joined other service clubs in collecting for the Heart Fund. A club in good standing in N. C. District East, the Graham Jr. Civitan club attended: the District meeting and Duke-Carolina football game in Durham; the Dis- trict meeting and dance in Sanford; and the District Convention in Durham. The Graham Jr. Civitans also claimed a District officer in senior member Mike Gray. BACK ROW — D. Gilbert, H. Crouse, J. Petty, B. Braswell, J. Sizemore, Mr. Lassiter. FRONT ROW — K. Sales, S. Jarrett, B. Stewart, K. Gray, T. Davis, M. Gray. Organizations 75 LEFT TO RIGHT — K. Linens, R. Cobb, A. Cheek, D. Horner, J. Shue, R. Thompson, C. Dollar, D. Horner, R. Enoch, H. Johnson, J. Minnis, M. Til- son, S. Graham, R. Porter, M. Harden, D. Mebane, M. Garner, W. McPherson, W. F. Smith, D. Rogers, J. Barvir, C. McGuire, J. Crotts. Homecoming sponsor Miss Janet Foster. The Key Club of Graham High School has been very active this past year. The main activ- ity for the Key Club was the annual Christmas Dance. They also sold Bar-B-Q for the IPFAY banquet and collected donations for the Heart “ee Fund. The club served the school by fertilizing a the grass and donating money for new wrest- ling uniforms. Officers — STANDING — J. Minnis — Secretary, A. Cheek — Vice President, H. Johnson — Sergeant-at-arms, M. Tilson — Treasurer. KNEELING — R. Thompson — President. Organizations 76 acre Keyette Club FIRST ROW — A. Parrish, L. Hunt, B. Bohannon, C. Alwood, C. Faulkner, C. Stanford, D. Stafford, M. Curtis, B. Cruthfield., SECOND ROW — S. Patterson, A. Webster, D. Best, K. Willoughby, J. Welch, A. Bryon, B. Smith, P. Campbell, S. Swiney, C. Briggs. THIRD ROW — Mrs. Goodman, E. Braxton, C. Deason, C. Hamlett, W. Averette, L. Newlin, B. Warren, D. Foust, F. Jones, S. Florence. Homecoming sponsor Miss Linda Newlin. Keyette members sought to contribute to the advancement of the school and the community. In service to the community, Key- ettes participated in the Muscular Dystrophy and Cancer Drive. At Christmas they sponsored a needy family and held a banquet for the Key Club. Seeking to encourage spiritual development, Keyettes attended church together at various churches through- out the community. Twirp Week, an annual Keyette project fea- tured love bids, a Twirp assembly and court, and a Twirp Dance. FIRST ROW — A. Webster — Sec.; A. Bryon — Corr. Sec. SECOND ROW — K. Willoughby — V. Pres.; D. Best — Treas. THIRD ROW — Mrs. Goodman — Advisor; L. Newlin — President. Organizations 77 Interact FIRST ROW — B. Cates, W. Riggan, L. Pope, R. Sharpe, M. Crawford, M. Crissman. SECOND ROW — G. Moore, G. Miles. THIRD ROW — N. Am- brosi, G. Kearns. FOURTH ROW — B. McAllister, J. Rich. FIFTH ROW — T. Boney, T. Stubbs. SIXTH ROW — R. Bason, T. Jeffries. SEVENTH ROW — D. Bullis, F. Moore. EIGHTH ROW — T. Murr, L. Riggan, T. Wightman, M. Rogers, R. Pratt, C. Jones. M. Crissman — Treas. D. Harrington — Pres. M. Crawford — Sec. M. Rogers — V. Pres. Homecoming Sponsor Miss Cathy Sharpe The Graham High Interact Club has had several projects during the 69-70 school year. Among them was the annual Sweetheart Dance. The Interact Club also donated money for new uniforms for the wrestling team and helped sell Bar-B-Q tickets for the IPFAY Club dinner. They also participated in the Key-Interact basketball game in which they were defeated by a close mar - gin. (2) Organizations 78 3 id st v . ee VG BACK ROW — L. Miller, C. Foushee, R. McAdams, F. Moore, C. Turner, G. James, K. Denny, B. McKeel. FRONT ROW — T. Woodard, S. Smith, J. Owens, D. Padgett, J. Bennett, W. Tuttle, K. McAdams, D. Alexander. Homecoming Sponsor Miss Suzanne Jarecki Seeking to serve the community, Jr. Jaycees spon- sored a Gun Safety Program at the Graham Middle School gym, instructing youngsters in the correct hand- ling of BB rifles. At Halloween, Jr. Jaycees assisted the Graham Jaycees in operating the “Haunted House”. Officers — Frank Moore — Treas., . Keithintcadamemee Preston iames Jr. Jaycees also served as ushers at the Miss Graham — Chaplain, Clay Foushee — V. Pres., Pageant. Mr. Strigo — Advisor. Organizations 79 Future Teachers of America iG Organizations 80 In preparation for tomorrow, the Future Teachers of America learned about the teaching profession, i opportunities, responsibilities, problems and impor- tance in our nation and world. To engage in an active program of career exploration in the field of educa- tion Future Teachers served as teacher’s aids at South Graham Elementary School. To show appreciation to the teachers of Graham High School they sponsored Teacher Appreciation Week. Activities for the week included small gifts of apples, roses, and paddles pre- sented by the students to the teachers on different days of the week. The FTA also put up bulletin boards about different phases of teaching for the enjoyment of everyone. Emphasizing the importance of worthy home mem- bership, Future Homemakers of America sought to promote growing appreciation for the joys and satis- factions of homemaking. In seeking to foster the devel- opment of leadership, fifteen FHA members attended the State Future Homemakers of America Conven- tion in Raleigh, where senior member Susan Florence received a State Homemaker Degree. Highlighting FHA Week was a Mother and Daughter Banquet. FTA Homecoming Sponsor Miss Carol Deason FHA Homecoming Sponsor Miss Sandra Willis Sandra Willistemcesn6 cece meters. fo ore es President Becky Compton .........---. Vice-President Mary Mebane ......--+-+-2+eee- Secretary Terry Stafford ....2. 2.2222 ee eeee Treasurer Marion Isley ......-.-.s-+-+--+ Parliamentarian CarlaAlwood). «52 ......++.:- Song Leader Jenny Holtgecuct.n. cre us se es 5 ore Reporter Mrs Bares. otto eue ¢ castek ons sini 6 = smens Advisor Mrs. Foushee: 3. «20 0 we te ee ee ee Advisor Organizations 81 GH. Band And Chorus Majorettes — B. Bohannon, D. Simpson, B. Basnight, BAND DIRECTOR B. McAllister. DRUM MAJORETTE Mr. White Janet Flippin Organizations 82 Bootgirls Homecoming Sponsor Elaine Braxton. Flag Girl Sponsor Band Sponsor Lettergirl Sponsor Miss Libby Massey. Miss Alice Webster. Miss Vicki Jones. ‘tw v vw wn Exel +a C. Eten, E. Moore, J. Dodson, D. Foust, J. Holt, S. Evans, V. Jones, A. Webster. Organizations 83 French Club 4. FIRST ROW — M. Webster, J. Welch, K. Lynch, B. Smith, P. Campbell, A. Bryon, T. Moore. SECOND ROW — K. Meredith, V. Eason, M. Self, B. McAllister, S. Dougherty, C. Rich. THIRD ROW — J. Turner, C. Briggs, T. Cooper, S. Cole, A. Best, T. Hilburn, L. Sharpe. FOURTH ROW — T. Mad- ren, M. Josey, W. Averette, W. McPherson, J. Basden, J. Euliss. FIFTH ROW — R. Ausley, R. Cobb, S. Baxley, D. Copple, S. O’Connor. Homecoming sponsor Miss Carol Briggs. Officers — C. Briggs — President. Mrs. Serow — Advisor. K. Lynch — Vice President. S. Baxley — Treasurer. M. Webster — Secretary. Organizations 84 Spanish Club ea snomngsdeonwulnomamnypremnripemtne: FIRST ROW — L. Noto, V. Pres., T. Cooper, Sec., Mrs. Serow, Advisor, S. Andrews, Pres.; SECOND ROW — H. Meredith, C. Brown, A. Brewer; THIRD ROW — P. Stinson, B. Basnight, B. Wood, J. Evans, S. Sykes, D. Motley. Organizations 85 DECA - VICA € a | i | ICa- Future Farmers of Amer Organizations Pep Club Sponsor Miss Karen Wood. Chess Club Sponsor Miss Jan Bowling. Organizations 87 National Honor Society 1970 Members Karla Alwood Alan Venable Barbara McAllister Janet Flippin Lib Hunt Gwen Knight Sharon Phillips Andrea Best Vanessa Layton Mark Bailey David Rudd Kenneth Sales Sherry Swinney Homecoming Sponsor OFFICERS — Sec. — F. Jones; V. Pres. ie D. André Perkins See ie Adabor—wcarorers: MSM Biky thompson Tony Madren Dana Stafford Bonita Basnight Billy Jo Elkins Becky Bohannan Katherine Meredith Johnny Shue N.H.S. members sponsor annual White Christmas. Inductees prepare to enter assembly. New members receive instructions. Organizations 88 Senior Officers 90 Senior Class Officers David Horner ............... President Maurice Wade .......... . Vice President LindaNewlin .............. . Secretary MichaelGray .............. . Treasurer David Parks Allred Juan “Nolo” Ambrosi Donnie Lee Ashley Roger Watt Ausley Wanda Karen Anne Laverne Averett Barnes Most Courteous Janice Susan Carlene Hamlett and Gary Kearns Hazel Jean Baxley Black Katherine Jane Black Michael Steven Boggs Shayron Boswell Rebra Denise Bowes 91 Faye Regina Bradsher Janice Yvonne Brantley Robert Thomas Boswell Margaret Elaine Braxton Carol Reid Janice Rebecca AMA: Best Looking OS Carolyn Joyce Beth Yount and David Harrington Phyllis Elaine Burnette Capps Sarah Ann Carter Finley Burton Cates, Jr. Alan Marvin Cheek James Lindsay Clemmons 92 Glenn Pearson Cole Mary Kay Corbett Mike Cornell Elizabeth Frances Crawford William Michael Mark Anders Crawford Best All Around Crissman Linda Newlin and Michael Gray Gregory Russell Clair Hurley Crowe Crouse, Jr. Lar ry James Crumpton Barbara Gwynn Crutchfield Marshall Blake Dameron Tommy Ray Davis 93 Diana Diann Daye Carol Ruth Deason Darius Peter Dixon Mary Rebecca Douglas Robert Devern Ronnie Lee Dunn eat Enoch Wittiest Wallace Janet Foster and Mike Crawford Margaret Ann Enoch, Jr. Ezzell Donna Jean Faucette Laura Susan Florence Ronald David Florence Charles Alexander Ford Janet Greer Foster Denise Ann Foust Linda Faye Foust Catherine Louise Frisbee Sylvester Lee Steve Marion Fuller Gantt Most Athletic and Most School Spirited Wayne Riggan and Kathy Black Cynthia Ann Garner Brenda Carolyn Garner Gary Mitchell Garner Dale McKeever Goodman Stephen Thomas Graham Katie Mae Gray 95 Michael Allen Gray Frances Carlene Hamlett Roy Burchell Hardin David Moore Harrington Janis Karen Michael David Harris Most Talented Heckman Veldaleresa Libby Massey and Marshall Qualls Franklin Arther Hilburn Holder Edward Hunter Holt Joseph McKenney Hooker David Howard Horner Marion Elizabeth Isley 96 Patricia Dale Isley Gene Boyd James Robert Mitchell James lris Suzanne Jarecki Gayle Victoria Theresa Arenida Jeffreys Best Personality Jeffries eee Sees Ree hae ON, iiewnaiissie® Flonie Cooper Sue Rich and Bobby James Susan Ray Jones Jones Gary Archie Kearns Donald Ray Lamb Christine Joyce Lambert Nathaniel Leath 97 Michael Craig Lemons Rita Yvonne Lytle Gordon Lamont Maddren Roger Quinton Maness Ronnie Elizabeth Ann Maness Massey Friendliest Nolo Ambrosi and Gail Miller Keith Eugene Betty Karen McAdams McDaniel Robert Ward McKeel Dennis Earl Mebane Kaye Frances Mebane Mary Catherine Mebane 98 Gregory Marcel Miles Virginia Gail Miller Joseph Carl Minnis David Michael Minor Gladys Moore Gary Steven Moore Best Dressed Drucilla Russell and Joe Minnis Thomas Odell Hornsby Wendell Moore Moore James Dwight Motley Il Linda Grey Newlin Karen Suzanne Newton Bruce Norwood 99 Teresa Lynn Rhodes Roy Wayne Riggan James Nathaniel Petty Lawrence Carl Pope Ricky Lynn Poplin Marshall Moore Qualls Most Popular Babs Crutchfield and Rusty Thompson Elizabeth Ruth Rogers Phyllis Ernestine Rogers Drucilla Marie Russell Cathy Ann Sharpe 100 James Albert Rich Delois Ann Robertson Marion Elizabeth Smith Rodney Darrell Sharpe Cheryl Johnette Simpson Diane Lynette Smith Ervin Eugene Smith, Jr. James Carol Snipes Terry Louise Stafford Cornelia Ardale Steele William Lonzo Stewart Ill Thomas Wayne Stuart Paula Marie Stubbs Maxie C. Tate, Jr. Carolyn Joyce Terry 101 Donald Odell Stokes Michael Wayne Tilson Mitchell J. Wade Daniel Puryer Terry Danny Mack Thomas Donna Suzanne Thomas Russell Kemp Thompson, Jr. Brice Caldwell Turner Il Raven Lorain Walker Evelyn Fay Ward Betty Ann Warren Muriel Warren 102 Maurice L. Wade Janice Marie Walker Eva Marie Webster Deborah Kaye Whitley Tony Edward Wiley James Wilkins, Jr. Sandra Kay Willis James Boyd Williams Homecoming Royalty grieves over remains of “winning” float. Senior Apathy? Larry Wayne - Karen Lee ‘Wilson f Wood Cindy Dawn Wright Edward Elizabeth Alva Stroud Workman Yount 103 i $ § $ ra ‘ z e iS . : P . : So cia | OW ay Lag tower cat Class of 70 is The Living End! Junior Class Officers Class of 1971 STEVESMITH .... . PRESIDENT KEITH DENNY ....... V.PRES. JENNYHOLT .... . SECRETARY WILLIAM MEBANE . . TREASURER Junior Officers 105 ihe Steve Cole Janice Coleman Becky Compton Sandra Compton Donna Cooper Tabiatha Cooper Debbi Coople Cheryl Creech Mary Crutchfield Martha Curtis Sharon Daughtery Kathie Dawkins Raymond Day Keith Denny Jackie Dodson Patsy Druitt Denny Dunn Jimmy Earp Pam Ector Debbie Edwards Lee Edwards Juniors Al-Ed 106 Juniors Gain Experience Larry Allison Karen Alloy Danny Anderson Jimmy Annon Tim Barley Linda Baldwin June Basden Jeanette Beaudry John Bennett Andrea Best Debbie Best Mac Boger Goldie Boggs Jan Bowling Pat Boswell Linda Bradsher Parkey Branson Doris Brewer Tommy Bruton Arlene Bryan Dennis Bullis Paulette Campbell Susan Capps Shelia Caulder Carolyn Chatman Rollins Chavis Mickey Cheek Sherry Cole Candy Eten Linda Evans Sheryl Evans Brenda Farrell Debbi Farrell Debbie Fesperman Donna Fesperman Clay Foushee Debbi Foust Shirley Francis Betty Freeman Carlton Fuller Larry Fuller Troy Fuller Susan Garrison Rick Grech Roger Grubb Doris Guinn Mike Harden Richard Harrison Emily Heath Jackie Henderson Calvin Hester Peggy Hinshaw Marvin Hooker Tim Horner Keith Huff Greg Hunter In Historical Williamsburg. Lib H unt Donna Hyder Brenda Jackson Jackie Jeffries Veronica Jeffries Mike Jenkins Harry Johnson Herbie Johnson Vanessa Jones Vickie Jones Elaine Jordan Jimmy Joseph Marvin Josey Gwen Knight Byron Lejeune Sammy Lewis Steve Lineberry Elaine Lowe Kim Lynch Kitty Lytle Tanya Madren Juniors Et-Ma 107 Next Year — We’re Seniors! Patricia Madren Mike Mann Eugenia Manning Clifford Martin Judy Martin Joey Martindale James Maynard Bick McAllistor Janet McClean Doug McClure Corky McGuire Worth McPherson William Mebane Ebbie Moore Tommie Anne Moore Tom Murr Danny Murray Gail Murray Gwen Murray Esabelle Nelson William Norman Laurie Noto Jerry Owens Donald Padget Alanda Parrish Sharon Patterson Richard Payne Carol Peterson Sharon Phillips Carolyn Pope Ronnie Porter Charlene Porterfield Bobby Pratt Dale Price ‘j oa James Pulliam Ve ee Ye, iy aa pee’ Rs. Sw Se A Donna Ramsey Billie Ray Steve Reavis Cathy Rich Larry Riggan Drammer Robertson Dolly Rogers Mike Rogers James Rudd Kenneth Sales Martha Self Kay Sexton Joey Sizemore Brenda Smith Juniors Ma-Sm 108 Ebbie Smith Kathy Smith Steve Smith Troy Starnes Shelia Street Pat Stout Eric Strum Tommy Stubbs Sherry Swiney Steve Sykes Danny Teer Gene Terrell Cheryl Thacker Preston Thaxton Gary Thompson John Thompson Keith Troutman Walter Tuttle Glenda Vanhook Adrian Victor Jimmy Viars Barry Venable Kay Wagoner Billy Walls Deborah Wall David Ward Jackie Welch Alice Webster Carolyn White Tim Wightman Joe Wilkie Harold Wilkins Bill Wood Mac Wyrick Juniors Sm-Wy 109 Sophomore Class Officers Class of 1972 i ghar anne ei™ QR ROWG .President _ Andre Perkins bo Troy Woodard ........... .Vice President DanaStafford .............. Secretary MarshaRose ............... .lreasurer Sophomores Showed Spirit. James Albright Danny Alexander Marilyn Alloy Karla Alwood Tripp Andrews Ronnie Ashley Bobby Austin JoAnne Austin Mark Bailey Kathy Barnes Janet Barrett Joey Barvir Bonita Basnight Ricky Bason Irene Baxter Mike Benesch judy Bigelow Bobby Black Donnie Black Bonnie Blackwell Becky Bohannan Tom Boney Cheryl Boswell Martha Boswell Mary Boswell Mike Bowman Sharon Bradshaw Anne Brewer Lee Brooks Cynthia Brown Jackie Brown Carolyn Capps Tim Capps Karen Cawlder Martha Chavis Kenny Clapp Wanda Clark Pam Cline Randy Cobb Sandra Cobb Patsy Cook Billy Cooke Chris Core Doug Council Vickie Crisco Johnny Crotts Terry Crowe Sonny Crutchfield Shelia Culbertson Steve Currin Judy Dickerson Rodney Dixon Jimmy Doby Carl Dollar Vickie Eason Billie Joe Elkins Sophomores Al-El 111 Sophomores Began A Winning Year aici Linda Ellison eanne Euliss i Su Matthew Evans Donna Faucette Cheryl Faulkner Linda Ferguson Dickie Flick Janet Flippin Jerome Ford Jo Anne Foster Andrew Foust Gayla Foust Linda Francis Randy Gaddy Susie Gant Vickie Garrett Daryl Gilbert Kevin Gray David Hallsey Phyllis Hanford John Harden Karen Hawthorne Lois Hemphill Steve Hicks Bobby Holland Jeff Holsonback Donnie Horner Jackie Hudson Jeff Hughes Debbie Jackson Betty Jobe Eddie Jobe Jo Ann Johnson Mike Johnson Bobby Jones Chris Jones Jim Jones John Jones Kenneth Jones Richard Jones Roy Jones Randy Keck David King David King Rebecca King Rupert Lackey Vanessa Layton Phyllis MacLeath Cindy Leech Kenny Linens Gary Lotterloh Sonia Love Anita Madden Tony Madren Sophomores El-Ma 112 With A Winning Float. Barbara Manness Connie Manness Richard Magrini Debbie Martin Wanda Maynard Pattie Mayton Ronald McAdams Barbara McAllister Mike McClendon Rhonda McClure Mike McGowan Ruth McMullan Elois Mebane Kathryn Meredith Pat Meredith (| Lenny Miller | Terry Montgomery Frank Moore | Debra Moses Terry Motley | Bonnie Murphy : Charles Murray | Mike Nichols | Chris O’Baugh Susan O’Connor Susie Pender Andre Perkins Rock Perry Bruce Rascoe Dianne Rickman Cathy Riggan David Riggan Vickie Riley Gwen Robertson Gwendolyn Robertson David Robinson Daisy Rogers Dana Rogers Mary Rogers Marsha Rose James Royster Sterling Royster David Rudd Lynn Rudd Bobby Rudder Edward Rudder Darcy Satterfield Johnny Shue Dwan Simpson Billy Smith Donna Smith Elaine Smith Merwin Smith Sandra Kay Smith W. F. Smith Jane Snead Sophomores Ma-Sn 113 Sophomores Sn-Za 114 Sophomores Were Seldom Studious. Linda Snead James Squires Dana Stafford Wesley Stafford Connie Stanford Mike Stanley Sue Stewart Elaine Stokes Wayne Stokes Patricia Stone Hayworth Strickland Randy Strickland Steve Stuart Cathy Taylor Cecil Terry Denise Thompson Mike Thompson Rickie Thompson Teresa Tilson June Gayle Turner Alan Venable Katie Vincent Dolly Wade Margaret Walker Hal Wall Dennis Warren Gaynelle Webster Wanda Williams Bobby Wilson Brenda Wilson Cathy Wilson Georgia Wilson Troy Woodard Shirley Woods Richard Wright Freshman Class Officers Class of 1973 Jeff Howell ........... President BarbaraThaxton ....... . Secretary BethBelcher ......... . Treasurer Freshmen Ad-Ev 116 Freshmen Began First Year Mark Adams Debbie Albright Jane Albright Ricky Albright Jean Allen Ray Allen Andy Andrews Steve Austin Randy Avinger Jean Baker Joni Barbour Gregg Barnette Elsie Barts Lynn Beaudry Beth Belcher ames Blac Roger Blackstock Freddie Blanchard Gene Boswell Lynn Boswell Winfred Brown Wesley Bulla Lucille Burton Mike Call Al Campbell Marla Campbell Eddie Cannon Paul Capps Eve Carmen Jeff Carter Robbie Champion Cindy Chester Tommy Childress Anita Christopher Eddie Clapp Chris Clark Jesse Clark Alexis Clayton Alice Clayton Tommy Clemmons Pam Cline Ellen Coble Robin Coker Byron Combs Kenneth Combs Russell Compton Steve Conklin Kenneth Cook Darrell Copeland Joseph Cornell Charles Couch Rebecca Crawford Cyletha Crisp Vivian Crisp Steve Crouse William Crumpton Perry Crutchfield Sandra Dameron Kenneth Dark Lorraine Davis Mike Deason Carolyn Dickerson Nelby Dickerson Keith Dodson Kenneth Dodson Carolyn Edge Kay Elliot Freddy Enoch Remona Enoch Vanessa Enoch Barbara Evans Susan Evans Mary Ann Ezzell Carolyn Faucette Ricky Fitch Jerry Flood Eugene Fonville Steve Fonville Betty Foster Steve Foushee Sherry Foust Steve Foust Sherry Gantt Jan Garner Judy Gates Jane Gilbert Beverly Guthrie Ricky Hardie Sue Hamlett Gail Harrison . Janet H arrison Andy Hawks Leslie Hearn Mary Louise Heckman Linda Hemphill Bo Henderson Deliah Herbin Gary Hester Curtis Hinkel Ray Holmes Pam Holt Russell Holt Georgette Honeycutt Bob Hooker Jeff Horner Gwen Howell Jeff Howell Gary Hunter David Hyder Ann Ingle Elissa Ingold Gwen Isley Dee Jarrett Garry Jeffries John Jerrett Johnny Lamoreaux Becky Lane Celeste Layton Sandra Kay Leath Dennis Lewis Terry Lineberry Cathy Lindsay Everett Linens Tucretia Madren Cathy Marlo Brenda Martin Connie McAdams Ricky McDaniel Carrie Sue McDonald Neil McKinney Sandra McLennden- Dewitt Mebane Belvin Melton Helen Meredith Keith Merrill Buddy Miller Neal Miller Gary Millsapp Pam Mincy Ricky Minor Steve Minor Donna Montgomery “Bessie Moore. At G.H.S. With Enthusiasm. Freshmen Ev-Mo 117 Freshmen Mo-Va 118 Freshman Sales Ability Was Gerald Moretz Terry Morris Ricky Morris David Morrison Desiree Morrow Ronnie Morrow Jimmie Moser Mike Motsinger Toby Mullis Tricia Newlin Connie Newton Eugene Nickelson Penny Norman Debra Orvis Dwight Packingham Enzer Packingham Denise Page Dennis Page Edward Patten Boyd Pearson Larry Pegram Elaine Phillips Judy Phillips Dennis Pickard Sherry Pickard Linda Porter Steve Porter Charles Porterfield Dana Porterfield Johnny Puryear Larry Pyrtle Joyce Quakenbush Cindy Ray Tony Rice Curtis Rich Debbie Riley Gene Riley Kennett Roach Debbie Robertson Debra Robinson Mike Robinson Jean Rogers Jimmy Rogers Kay Rogers Sherry Rogers Mike Roshell Andrew Russell Philip Russell Keith Sales Sheryl Sanders Randy Saunders Liza Sharpe Denise Shaver James Shropshire Debbie Sizemore Mike Smith Lugean Spainhour Debbie Steele Mike Stevenson Carol Strickland Gail Stubbs Andrea Swanner Tim Sykes Dennis Tate Diane Tate Tommy Terrell Barbara Thaxton Beverly Thompson Eleanor Troutman Tim Turner Connie Tuttle Rosa Vanhook Rewarded With A Program. Ricky Vaughn Doug Viars Sylvia Victor Gary Vincent Vickie Vincent Lancy Wade Dennis Walker June Walker Hal Ward Debra Warren Norwood Warren Ovilia Warren Perry Warren Donald Weathford Travers Webb David Webster Carolyn White Neal White Melinda Whittmore Joan Wightman Dale Williams Roger Williams Becky Willis Vickie Wood Blair Woodard Michael Wyatt Dean Wyrick oF eS SE ee 8 aye SF Two slugs and you'll make it through English Class! Freshmen Va-Wo 119 Posed? Testing the Dress Code A moment of quiet repose Leftovers a o 120 “Take it off... Take it all off” 2 6 School Spirits? O-Kay! Who’s hiding the basketball? A question of honor. . . Snowballs at 20 paces Leftovers 121 First Kiss22 “fp a , Compliments of the Gayle Jefferies and =e CHESS CLUB Burton Cates Compliments of CENT—FOUST RADIO Graham, N. C. Compliments of the Varsity Cheerleaders Advertisements 72) CANNON. MILLS COMPANY Ze Ae World’s Largest Manufacturer of Household Textiles KANNAPOLIS, NORTH CAROLINA, U.S.A. Congratulations Class of 70 Compliments of the Pd AY Ie ES e ( Advertisements 123 Tuxedo Rental Service JEWEL BOX BLALOCK’S A-1 CLEANERS 3482 Main Street 226-0297 Holly Hill Mall 584-9868 Burlington, North Carolina Burlington, N.C. Compliments of NCNB 117 W. Davis St. Burlington, N.C. North Carolina National Bank CURRIN AND HAY Telephone 226-3222 Burlington, N.C. Lihat em COG CLO LE ‘ Age Ti oie aI QML ace ala Cfo MOLL UCLA Ge Ad art AL A Las. Wwhers TRL GUE “ngs Gh fare, 0 | GRAHAM UNDERWRITERS, INC. aes my. tf Agtte a rh Geet Caw pee, Kiar) COO Oa ios ephone ee PO) GO Attn ¥ Dryr2 _ 125 North Main Street as AN aS Compliments of : Compliments of PENNY’S DEPARTMENT STORE JEFFERIES PAINT PAPER Downtown Burlington, N.C. COMPANY Advertisements 124 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY WI AW Onucl eZ Leet 2G oe ee LEG Me ay wanwo wes : S Al ts o WRIKE DRUG COMPANY Graham, N. C. Dial 227-7401 Day 6-0215 Compliments of Advertisements Sodas — Cokes Stationery Cosmetics Medicines 0 e y Complipf ph ee F a . il ROXIE’S FLORIST Compliments of 1733 N. Church St. C. B. ELLIS MUSIC COMPANY Burlington, N.C. Night 6-4225 Burlington, N.C. GRAHAM SHOE SHOP Graham, N. C. Proprietor Jim Dollar Compliments of PLAZA PONTIAC, INC. Pontiac Tempest Firebird Burlington, N. C. COLEMAN’S MEN SHOP Men’s Dept — Stagg Shop — Village Room Downtown — Holly Hill Mall — Cum-Park Plaza McADAMS DEPT. STORE Main Street Graham, North Carolina Men’s, Ladies’ and Children’s Fashions GRAHAM BARBER SHOP “It pays to look well” North Main St. Graham, N. C. CRAWFORD’S DEPT. STORE Graham, N.C. A. D. PATE AND COMPANY Burlington, N.C. GRAHAM FURNITURE MARKET Graham, North Carolina HOLT CONSTRUCTION CO. Don L. Holt — Residential Builder 312 Cheeks Lane, Graham, N. C. Phone 226-7967 Advertisements 127 a. CNRS Ce wii It ILD OT RAS eee ee cae Adfcoe LOL COLnoe we i Te ge n i ar nib Ou MBL) AAD ge wy SUPERB pera 0 pie (Chuck) hg : AS Sis BRN ai Guperb”) WEBCO MILICS, racy ae i en A DIVISION OF DAN RIVER MILLS, INCORPORATED Me eon P.O. Box 1798 Burlington, N. Cc. 27215 f “ LE LOW. ( get oun Mme Qon ttn) ays +A AGL You ML). ry ut drow Mio Lie, Csbatnam y, OO ELE ea ie pms fu wx Ge, aes BELK’S DEPARTMENT STORE Compliments of FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK Burlington, N.C. Burlington, N.C. Downtown — Holly Hill Mall MOON’S FASHION SHOP “For the latest in styles” 226-8219 | rea ite, ‘Peace hes Graham, N. C. Compliments of 130 N. Main St. COLONIAL HARDWARE General Phone 226-3745 GRAHAM TRACTOR COMPANY Hardware 104 E. Elm St. Graham, N. C. Ford Tractors Graham, N. C. Advertisements 128 Compliments of GRAHAM HARDWARE CO. INC. Service That Satisfies Since 1903 Phone 226-4409 Graham, N. C. BULLA-WARREN HARDIE’S ESS TIRE SERVICE : : SERVICE STATION 129 W. Harden St. Dial 226-3126 ore Graham, N. C. 28 Years of Service SUIT OUTLET Compliments of Graham, N. C. ALLEN BARBEE ¥ This SYMBOL Stands For QUALITY THE WORLD OVER... BUT IT ALL BEGAN IN ALAMANCE COUN @ Reidsville bo . part of management and employees Greensboro @ � ont el ington-Grahem Pride in product end Compeny on the : working together in « sense of friendly cooperation, combined with the interest @ tayton Hickory @ and support of the people in the com- @ Concord munity hes been the key to our growth. This hes brought us from the role of dis- tributor in 1925, manufacturer in 1937 with only one plant and one product, to the position of being one of the world’s GA largest hosiery producers in 1968. To- day we make hosiery and related pro- @ Marietta ducts for men, women, end children under world famous brand names. Our plants are located in the cities shown on the map. We ere pleased to bring you this story of progress, because it started this erec. Asheboro @ @ Pittsboro oe OUR BRANDS FOR MEN. ‘e Schiaparelli © Mojud @ Sapphire e Esquire Socks @ Bachelors’ Friend @ Jiffies @ Supp-Hose Panty Hose e Phoenix Mercury e Interwoven @ Birdwick @ Supp-H � -e Hosiery ven women KAYSER-ROTH w2SIERY COMPANY, Inc. A DIVISION OF KAYSER-ROTH CORPORATION WORTH CAROLIGA Compliments of COUNTY FORD Advertisements 129 ee ¥ ts of the raham High School “The Best of Clubs” Advertisements 130 Compliments of the Graham High School KEYETTES Advertisements ibenl Advertisements 32 22LAGGL - BURLINGTON OFFERS My PLENTY OF IT” pe! in the Company’s Local Operations Burl-Craft Knitters Burlington Nexus Fabrics Co. Burlington Socks Grabur Plant House Fabrics Finishing J. Spencer Love Center Mayfair Textile Company Pioneer Plant Plaid Mills Transportation Division Williamsburg Plant UNITS OF | Eig Burlington Industries, Inc. EXECUTIVE OFFICES: GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA An Equal Opportunity Employer p one tually rom! J aur am glod 9 qt ts knw You Lou Mow. ors V age €LN TBD EY OLE EF SB BITE Ah Limba - dike ot Sehepmmdber Cho pol sehen or CALLE NCAECD g rs ay! be Q nelon se ; ie Dae v-... Discover the wide,wide - r-world of opportunity ‘ee at dye oe” Cone tite Cone Mills Corporation An equal opportunity employer M F | Advertisements GLIDE SERVICE STATION “Ride with Pride with Glide” Hi-Way 70-A Haw River, N.C. Phone 578-9947 Compliments of GRAHAM TRI-COT MAXWELL VOLKSWAGEN INC. Burlington, N.C. Compliments of BAYLIFF’S RADIATOR AND MOTOR SERVICE The finest auto, radiator, and brake service in Alamance County Engine Rebuilding 312 Mill Street Graham, N. C. Phone 226-4106 Compliments of CLAPP BROTHERS HOLT FINISHING FURNITURE Koury Rd. Burlington, N.C. Advertisements 134 rere PEP CLUB Compliments of the FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Congratulations Seniors Compliments of the BOOT GIRLS BULLA TIRE COMPANY 129 W. 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Main Street Gi Jd acta rt tar kiran ee cubel AH oHfitn ya) [Areaksmern ; Larr teailact oy a ba er OP Cand ME Arsh omttima db sere Kk hor 0 eo ie Is ces gaty a i SURE a yr tig ee oe oie RAHA greek Limb Aonathyy’ Av peal i rh | bathe enctibimAteNeeed «Detthe os a” deh: om Tell ee fay well have caren ore | a CT JZ p a oe LG Sy aa Load cas we A wit sapien iL way Compliments of the 1969-1970 Seo NER i INTERACT of Graham High School Advertisements 138 ye ae Asem FS Lr 1999, Sino Umhere Tt Ca FRENCH CLUB Redundant Meilleurs Voeux Cong ceneitams, Seniors! From the pak tovit Ze “30 a bop mACIVINETTES £22 © wwere of Graham High School dy spent ef’. Ur YA WU Ubhon me LA satiate GF Advertisements 139 ee Compliments of BYRD’S FOOD CENTER 323 W. Warden Street Graham, N. C. Compliments of : Compliments of PHILLIP’S 66 SERVICE STATION COVINGTON PAINT Compliments of WESTBROOK STUDIOS STEELE AUTO SALES 1236 S. Church St. Burlington, N.C. Graham, N. C. Compliments of Oye GRAHAM MOTOR SALES Compliments of Graham, N. C. STALEY HOSIERY MILLS McCLURE FUNERAL SERVICE Alamance, N. C. Dial 227-2711 Graham, North Carolina D ial 227-7488 Burlington, North Carolina Advertisements 140 GROVE PARK ESSO Corner of Alamance Rd. and Mebane St. SELLAR’S DEPA RIMENT Compliments of STO l¢ [- MASSEY RESTAURANT Burlington, N. C. Downtown WHITFIELD’S ESSO and So Wocatione Ra 70 — 578-0929 Cum-Park Plaza Burlington, N. C. BURLINGTON GLIDDEN PAINT GLASS BIG BOY MOBILE HOMES Burlington, N.C. Compliments of Burlington, N.C. HAW RIVER WESTERN AUTO Haw River, N.C. N sls “Biemppe SPRINGWOOD TEXTILES Swepsonville, N.C. Advertisements 141 aN of MICKEY MANTEE MEN’S SHOP Holly Hill Mall, Burlington, N. C. Advertisements 142 770 CIVITANCLUB | “It’s hard to make a buck.” Compliments of GUILFORD DAIRY AN Burlington, N.C. — DEL PONV. = TA. Chon Saga of the 70’s Prison chains are all we know Cause we’re the class of 7-0. Our Freshman year was really bad, And we gained a reputation. Of being the worst class in the school, And probably, the nation. Our sophomore year was truly great It was a year of fun. But soon we found what next year would bring — The death of two schools — and the birth of one. Finally Juniors of upperclass standing Struggling to close the gap, Created by right wrong, maybe hate, Or not really understanding. We had a float and won second place And with other dreams inspiring, We held our Junior Senior Prom And... well...uh.... A truly indescribable senior year But what more can we say. Apathy reigned Miss Senior Class — So near to her we did stay. The football team — oh well, that’s past Remember the senior float. You don’t remember it? You don’t remember our Senior Class Float? We just can’t hardly believe that! And when you remember our senior year, Don’t forget to count our rights! 1...uh...0...uh...-1...uh... Our senior year — with ALL the assemblies Good ol’ Pomp and Circumstance. And the dances, oh yes we know — but not dances Clazz — Remember THE danz. So as we leave, we'd like to say Good bye old G.H.S. For after all, when we seniors leave — There just ain’t No One LEFT. Advertisements 143 ‘Super Sophomores Billy Jo, Terry, Sonia, June Gayle, Vicki, Cathy, Jeanne, Tim, David, Marsha, Chris, and Dwan. os as “eke rh oa waa luli ish 0? a MAL ) AA “4 (GPa E pas: nat hia th OL!) BN dah ae eh at or + Rds infer is ee ie W bey ti Dy ou Jung OMe we Deeome [tomes —— Vans uct! Ane fut tomen obits DF ag tobe. fee Hus ful a BG tiot we tan ABN AB J LL fi flu syrah me J Apa Oot ypbir de 1X re ie } oe tay oe Wenig be ea aa janes NEL NG vetae OL ub fer bie oben. Whondvey 7 Pele make care y 55, ee uvabh by CNS ON bes a oe and “ate AD coats ) Chute en Li ¢ a chilli. saa hat!o soa li! ineiG arta i SP SANA: a8, oy, “puis LM) Uys Aig af LL Aime PU DLL. ot WOA Aida! 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