Graham High School - Wag Yearbook (Graham, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1971 volume:

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Have Ayr ae ss ae Gi) Aen rile Gann Kerth Ae senior index % % v os 7 ) « faculty ww Gq Uy S i “OZ wy organizations “09 ‘OGmea. classes Yesterday a child ¢ Caught a dragont Fearful when the sky And tearful at the fal And the seaso And the painte We re capliv We can treta Cart And they te MQOW, Till vourtag | So the vears s] Though his drea coming (rue, V SS AW —_ wt es — A —_ = ss = = ss Z Z A A and promises of someday make his dream. .. sixteen springs and summers gone now— cartwheels lost tO carwheels through the OW eee wecan'treturn, wecan only look behind from — where we came and go round and round and round in the circle game... and the seasons, and the painted were Captive on they go round and round ponies go up and down micarouselot time .-. faculty The Circle Game has deeply touched the 1971 faculty at G.H.S. There have been changes in administration and _ teachers. They all take part in a never-ending cycle of a student growing up. May we thank all the administration and faculty for helping ; us through another revolving year of our Mr. Facer Sowers | ; f, rincipal fe. Mr. Bill Joye Mrs. Maria Bowen Mrs. Betty Thornberg Mrs. Val Peters Asst. Principal, Biology Secretary Secretary Guidance Cutting Nachire Mr. Beecher Clapp Mrs. Bertha Andrews Mr. Joseph Lecompte Mrs. Sandra Bayliff Guidance, English Guidance English English Mrs. Susan Mace Mrs. Anna Ballard Mrs. Barbara Bayliff Miss Katherine Pollock English, Latin English, Journalism English English K1 94 11 $4 Mr. Martin Krovetz Mrs. Maxine Lane Mr. Anthony Wright Math Math Math Math | df wh ghes o LADY Mr. Jim Murphy rs. Lynette Stephens Mr. Howard Janke Mr. Mac Bowman Math Biology Biology Physical Science Mrs. Verna Hall Mrs. Ervine Perdue Mrs. Patsy Covington Mrs. Burnette Paige Chemistry, Physics Shorthand, Typing Bookkeeping, Office Practice | Typing, Bus. Math, Basic Business Miss Brenda Prince Mrs. Aileen Foushee Mrs. Nancy Bare Mrs. Lourdes Bohigas Home Economics Home Economics Family Living Spanish re . . J Mrs. Doris Faircloth Mrs. Susan Perez Mrs. Annie Maynard Mr. Donald Amos French Spanish Health and P.E. Science Faculty We? Mr. Edgar Thompson Mr. Elton Jeffries Mr. Jerry Littlefield Mr. Dewey Pearson Drivers Education Shop Graphics Shop ‘ ; } ce t asic Mr. James White Mrs. Florence Bailey Mr. William Huey Librarian DE ICT Band, Chorus 0 Mrs. Julia Waugh Mrs. Ann Honeycutt Mrs. Margaret Goodman Mr. George Heckman U.S. History DE ICT Special Education World History myst Mrs. Vee Chandler Mr. Steve Lassiter Mr. Odis Robertson U.S. History, Current Events History, Current Events Auto Mechanics Econ. Soc. CAFETERIA a © rare St PP ee L Mea : Seta, RSS Dap eee or Ces NEO BR i oa ee had AO, PX) Wom Soa ded yor Sr See on Ars Deo ans Re ore OS oe ee a Es ee SS Om, LO UR men ne SD AL Ln co. Sogn, Ge TAL SOs De SSE RE es SRS ee OOH) ond the seasons. § M SN ee y go round and round — Tas ee Painted | d ponies gol up and down es oe ee Ne Were captive on on a car n a carousel of time... © 3 2 arse. Wooo Sd.) ee Bee oe SS 7 ee oe Se ee Domes. Ya sdasxn co S88 oNQ_ Pees Qacads ‘ oe. a Gr Ae os ee —— e Saeags Sp at) The season is ate the en athe ed the summer. —— ot The school year be begins egins with arestless oa oe : © Spirit of anticipatic ation. As the fall ar arrives, oe : 89 does the start of the events for the , “school year. On‘a crisp au umn night, © ee mR Qo Cob POs ee A, : a Homecoming ueen is crowned. oe Ina soft sprin oe wang OB! Ea aelatet ID Speers “yor Aaag- ee night, elegance enhances the unior- __......,° , Senior Prom, As the seasons goround. SS ee enor From, £ s the seasons go roun round, so do the many events ee SS ass sand round, aN : ie that make this ake this 1970 0-1971 70-1971 year rat SNe SoS SSrar) OS 2R_ | Gr han Hick 6 High School so fe en oS Sey CSR EE ie oak ee ee s e ee So eS ee SS Saw Sr aS Cos - wo a ioe Chea SS Son ee eS OS ee ee es a eA Se De Se Os Ss Le ee ae © Apr 2h HO Qo ek “This year is our carousel of time SE el ee oe OM ee AnD ORS QoS Sk Dr oN oy Ox « A te tata Lect Ahoae. AArce “f Lace IA bear guat CJ tth yok Le Ath AX nnoke thio Yrot OO bML rece Yor gee ate tAe Ge ae Lerrito LO Le 2Aadtl £lem XA one gh. Let. Macen'L Pak. ee ClAaQts Roget. GA,D akmmont ot got | atlowres yn. Ut ght a LAUD ODD ee SFE ALOLL 72 A OL. AG OCRA. Ar CCL OCU. Sens se SOR reg eleanor tfoutman ..) hitcaA helen merdith « Gruottet of ale ptogakle Homecoming 1970: Victory! Homecoming at GHS opened with a parade on Friday after- noon October 9. The parade featured the GHS marching band, club sponsors, floats, and the homecoming court. The next stage in the homecoming events was the exciting football game with Bartlett-Yancey. During half-time activities, sponsors and attendants were introduced. The 1970 homecom- ing queen, Miss Jenny Holt, was crowned by the vice-president of the student council, Jerry Evans. Highlighting homecoming was the victory of the mighty devils over Bartlett-Yancey, 14-6. A dance featuring the “Staten Island Ferry” concluded the homecoming festivities. Maid of Honor iss Sharon Patterson Our Homecoming Victory Features een seinem Secs as ever eJLIE AS “DARLING a Se Taney ' F Clean-up Day: 1970 This is WORK!?! On December 6, 1970, a small ‘number of interested students and teachers came to the G.H.S. campus with rakes, brooms, and good in- tentions. Their mission: to clean the leaf-covered school grounds. The mission was successful. Now Rickie, are you gonna lift that bag all by Our award-winning raker yourself? Mrs. Lane. Features Just twenty more piles and we'll be through! 20 Brenaa Smith Crowned Miss G.H.S. for 1970 Features 21 On the night of Novem- ber 14, 1970, the National Honor Society and the Key Club presented the 1970 Miss Graham High School Pageant. Debbie Best and Keith Denny were mistress and master of ceremonies. Twelve girls competed for the title, The ‘giris first appeared in Sureel clothes. Next, they per- formed their individual talents. After the inter- mission, the girls modeled their evening gowns. We were then entertained by the fab- ulous singing of Steve Features 22 Fonville. We were then honored by the very graceful David Hudgins and the golden throated Worth McPherson along with the lovely Dennis Page. The judges then returned with the long awaited final decision. Brenda Smith was crowned Miss GHS with Tommie Anne Moore and kitty Moore) as first and second runners-up. re- spectively. Bonita Basnight was named most talented non-finalist along with special recog- nition for Penny Norman. 1970 Miss GHS Contentants MG _ Penny Norman Chery! Faulkner Lib Hunt Kitty Moor Features 28 Miss June Basden — Miss GHS 1970 Debbie Best and Keith Denny Mistress and Master of Ceremonies Miss Bonita Basnight Most talented non-finalist Miss Penny Norman Special Recognition:talent Features 24 Outstanding SENIOPS cies aie 2 me, te ‘ Lt SY | Tn 2 per arrachme t ON: hy [iene ont nie — Hes We SES mene NG TViko The senior class of 1971 voted early in November on fifteen seniors who they felt had shown qualities of spirit, leadership, friendliness, and involvement over all four high school years. These fifteen seniors are a small part of the now ending Circle Game of the graduating class of Pale June Basden Sandra Compton Donna Cooper involved, spirited dependable, likeable, possesses very likeable, co-operative, shows qualities of leadership a quiet radiance always smiling, always friendly Herbie Johnson Clay Foushee spirited, very concerned and spirited, intellectual, involved in student affairs a quiet leader Features 25 Outstanding A Keith Denny Spirited, outgoing, always willing to help Becky Compton Jenny Holt friendly, outgoing, spirited, and involved. spirited, concerned, willing to work for GHS Tommie Anne Moore hardworking, full of pep, always has a sunny smile for everyone Worth McPherson spirited, athletic, shows leadership Features 26 Seniors pe, Laurie Noto — active, likeable, hard worker on the Wag. - y Brenda Smith lagt dependable, out- 3 pemiictlles going, a_ likeable aE P ae ; ; leader. William Mebane — co-operative, outgoing, all around great guy. Steve Smith — spirited, involved, great Junior vear president, talented. Sharon Patterson — energetic, enthusiastic, the embodiment of GHS school spirit. Features 27 Somedays it just doesn’t pay to get up — right Billy?. Sorry, I must have the wrong number! Merry Musicians? Mr. Sowers says: “Person who put foot in mouth soon gets athlete’s tongue.” You use Dippity-Do, too? RIP Laurie Noto, editor And the Seasons Sandals, short sleeves, anc fill the warm air. A faint breeze blows in a new school year. You, the person, are ready to take on the whole world. The air is getting colder and you, the person, become immune to those unanswerable questions that you can't get bogged down in. 30 o Round And Roun The cold air now moves on. With it goes the frustrations of the biting cold. Warm air now surrounds you, the person, with fresh enthusiasm of understanding, involvement, and joy. 31 Lissette Castro For the second consecutive year, the American Field Service has sponsored an exchange student here at Graham. We have been fortunate to have Lissette Castro, a native of Guatemala, here at Graham High School this vear: Her pres- ence has been rewarding for all of us who have known her, and we hope that she will remember with fondness her parti- cipation in the 1970-71 G.H.S. circle game. 32 Have you ever noticed how everyone really loves to get their picture taken? kb Let’s have a big smile! Having fun boys? What a pretty pose Now isn't this sweet... Straighten up you guys, you're getting your picture taken! Don’t you want your picture taken Mrs. Honeycutt? 33 We can't return We can only look behind from where we came And go round and round and round In the circle game... The sports program continues as the seasons go round. After one sport comes another in a never-ending cycle. Even though we have defeats in our athletic program, we have not abandoned that program. {Although the game is lost, the rule of the circle game is that nothing can be relived; we must think of the next game and dream of victory,) So our sports program spirals, changing with the seasons into an always widening whirlpool. And in this whirlpool of sports, we try to create a whirlpool of Graham High School Spirit. And this spirit is stirred round and round and round in the circle game. )Y) editors: jerry evans doug bradburn randy avinger 1970 Graham High School ES Herbie Johnson 75 Larry Boggs 44 Mike Rogers 10 Tackle Halfback Quarterback Troy Fuller 31 Split End Larry Riggan 50 Center __— Joey Sizemore 74 Jay Fuller 14 Tackle Defensive Halfback Senior ge Me Keith Denny Trainer Football Team BAL Jackie Jeffries 41 Tim Whitman 20 Wingback Worth McPherson 30 Defensive Halfback Fullback i oe J. W. Robinson 77 Tackle Tommy Stubbs 65 Gary Thompson 70 Tackle Guard Letterman Sports John Thompson 72 se Tackle 1970 Football Lat Coaches Co-Captains: Herbie Johnson, Coach Joye, Larry Boggs, Coach Amos, Coach Matthews. Trainers and Managers: Ricky McDaniels, Bobby Austin, Ricky Albright, Keith Denny, Steve Austin. Sports 38 Team Shows Improvement Sports 39 Reidsvillesae sek eee CUD USS The 1970 football season got underway with a loss to heavily favored Reidsville by a score of 40 to 8. Troy Fuller, Kenneth Dark, and Travers Webb were outstanding in the game. Southern Durham September 4 hes Led by a stingly pass defense, Kenneth Dark and Jackie Jefferies were able to intercept two passes, one for a touchdown and one for another score which tied the’ game. Larry Boggs scored the two point conversion giving Graham the tie of 14 to 14. Southern Alamance September 18 With the loss of key starters, the ‘‘Red Devils” were not able to contend with the Southern team. The final was 36 to 0 with Graham as the underdog. Western Alamance September 25 After a tough loss to Southern, the “Devils” came back to defeat the league leaders by a score of 14 to 0. Led by Larry Boggs, John Thompson, J. W. Robinson, Troy Fuller, and other outstanding defensive players, The “Devils” kept the powerful Warriors at bay. Southeast Guilford 4 sete en OCloben? This place ynakes good hot 095! The Falcons of Southeast were able to con- tain the running attack of the “Devils”. They went on to win 18 to 0. Barlett- Yancey) a eet a Cloner The “Red Devils” won their second game of the season by a score of 14 to 6. Both offense and defense played well in obtaining the victory. Ragsdale .October 16 After a w in over B-Y, the ‘Devils’ were defeated by Ragsdale, 12 to 0. The Tigers scored two field goals and one TD in taking the win. All Graham players displayed a great deal of spirit and courage in the loss. Northeast Guilford .October 23 Again the ‘‘Devils’”’ came close but did not have the necessary punch to win. Northwest 13; Graham 6. Kenneth Dark intercepted a pass and ran it for the score. Eastern Alamance .October 30 For 3 quarters and 16 minutes of the fourth, the ‘‘Devils” played the Eagles to a standstill and led 6 to 0. The Eagles came back to take the win, 12 to 6. Larry Boggs, Mike Rogers, Worth McPherson, John Thompson, and others were outstanding. Northwest Guilford .November 6 The ‘‘Red Devils” finished the 1970 football season on a winning note. The 16 seniors, playing their final game at Graham, were instrumental in the 16 to 7 win over North- west. Football Comments The 1970 season of 3 wins, 6 losses, and 1 tie was disappointing to the players, coaches, and fans. Every player in the squad gave everything that he possibly could to attain victory. The many seniors will be missed but we must continue to work and work hard to be successful and to make Graham the number 1 team. Bill Joye Football Coach 1970 41 G.H.S. Wrestling Team David Morrison, Belvin Melvin, Ricky Faulkner, Mark Thompson, Jeff Horner, Herbie Johnson, Andy Hawks, Kenneth Dodson, Chris Core Johnny Crotts, Danny Smith, Coach Helms, Ronnie Morrow, John Beaudry, Reid Stevens, Tony Madren, Tony Dawkins, Craig Barnette. This is action? Close up is for close-ups — D.M. Herbie Captures All-Conference Title EANANEA The 1970-1971 wrestling team finished out a disappointing season with a record of 1 win, 8 losses, and 1 tie. The most outstanding teammate was Herbie Johnson. In ten matches, Herbie won 9 and lost 1. Herbie was classified in the heavyweight class. Other outstanding people were Danny Smith who came in 4th place in the all confer- ence match, Jeff Horner who came in 2nd place in the 101 weight class, and Johnny Crotts who came in 2nd place in the 170 weight class. These boys carry good records to the state matches. The team is coached by Coach Helms. 43 Mid-State 3-A cianaa one team. dE puving the last half of tl ie season Graham pw) to pose See of the pep that had | Christmas vacation rolled paham had ice water eedam ended ne season with an 11 12-8. The three top scorers of Graham were Will conference standings with an average of 18.9. Next came Bi of 14.6 and Curtis Rich with an average of 8.8. ng er srrepscasong The Graham High Junior Varsit ence record and an 11-7 overall re Rickie Thompson, André Perkins, Worth McPherson, Billy Smith, Marvin Josey, Kenny Linens, John Thompson, Rock Perry, William Norman, Curtis Rich, Randy Cobb, Randy Anderson. 8 it Up, Up, and Away. 45 Watch that line, kid! One more time. All alone, not acare in the world. Another technical 46 Unhand me, you villain! ESS SNP MR Rpg tiie ct Where's the ball? 47 What a ccuracy! Going, Going, Gone. ttt Victory over Southern!!! 48 Varsity Cheerleaders” 72) The 1970-1971 varsity cheerleaders have boosted the spirit for all sports here at G.H.S. These twelve bouncy, spirited, and energetic girls, led by chief cheerleader, Sharon Patterson, have sold everything from ribbons to tootsie rolls to stir spirit here at G.H.S. Here’s to twelve little devils who have really yelled their hearts out! Sports 49 Varsity Cheerleaders Arleen Bryan Tommie Anne Moore June Basden Paulette Campbell Senior — Asst. Head Senior — Homecoming Sponsor Senior Senior Sharon Patterson Senior — Head enior ea Alanda Parrish Senior Becky Compton Senior — Mascot Cynthia Brown Junior Jeanne Euliss Junior Cheryl] Faulkner Junior Karla Alwood Junior Jo Anne Austin Junior Don’t you look happy, Cheryl! This is spirit! 5 t Two happy devils. a S Junior Varsity Football Team Johnny Shue, Joe Butler, Tim Sharpe, Ray Moore, Eddie McKinnon, Howard King, Rickie Faulkner, Kevin Gray, Andy Hawks, J. W. Davis, Daniel Topper, John Beaudry, Keith Williams, David Hudgins, Steve Copeland, Kenneth Dodson, Belvin Melton, Dennis Page, Mike Mot- singer, Roger Smith, Wayne Rose, Chris Core, Greg Clayton, Jeff Davis, Mike Mclendon, Steve Crouse, Curtis Rich, Al Stubbs, Dennis Tate, Robbie Earnhardt, Pat Florence 52 etball aX Mark Martin, Mike Motsinger, Edward Patten, Chuck Reavis, Bruce Darden, Blair Woodard, Billy Chambers, Terry Creech, Boyd Pearson, Travers Webb, Eugene Nickerson, Phillip Russell. hp Don’t shoot ’til you see the whites of their eyes! Ed, with a jump-shot! Up, Travers, Up! 93 unior Varsity Cheerleaders Gwen Motley, Cathy Linens, Pam Nancy Cc ioere) Jean Allen, Leslie Hearn, Sharon King, Marsha Worley, Debbie Stout, Marla Campbell, Sharon Alwood ) onaro 54 irl’s Basketball Varsity 7! Cifdy Woodfor ¥, Dwan Simpson, Cheryl Creech, Jo Anne Dickerson, Rebecca King, Lois Forbes, Jan Core, DeeDee Simpson, Martha Chavis, Debra Warren, Ilda Baxter, Rhonda Honeycutt, Cindy Whittemore. 55 oixteen springs and summers gone now. Cartwheels lost to carwheels through the town When we come to Graham High School, our interests in life are just beginning to develop from those of a child to those of an adult. Here, our service clubs and other organizations help us widen our circle of interests, activities, and friends. As the high school years go by, our own circles widen to include more friends in an ever changing and broadening pattern. We become better individuals from_our acquaintance with the lives and interests f others, ane this brief acquaintance will help us as we Srepare for the future. No matter how many years go by or how many times our interests change, we can look back and reflect on the 1970-71 year when we were all part of the Graham High School circle. As cartwheels were lost to carwheels, our interests - here will soon be lost to others. So let us look back at our 1970-1971 circle of interests at Graham High School. SEPTEMBER tS ar Wa ee 1 9324 : oo : =| 1213 14.75 16 17 18 et 1920 91.29 99 24 35 rrr Wee FaecSS Peg MRS Wert Fr Si2 Sis Mi4 TI6 Wie TIT FI8 S19 S20 ee ee er ae BRR GAD I9Q2 TOO WI20 : A API4 Student Council i. URS a Shelia Street—Sponsor WanelAlbright Parliamentariap Jerry Evans—Vice President June Gayle Turner—Sec. Tommie Anne Moore—Ireasurer Herbie Johnson—President Human Relations Homecoming Sponsor Miss Emily Heath Kim Lynch, Debbie Best, Brenda Smith, Keith Denny, Laurie Noto, Lib Hunt, Donna Cooper, Bonita Basnight, Clay Foushee, Emily Heath, Mike Rogers, Herbie Johnson, Jerry Evans, Kenneth Sales. ; Organizations 59 1971 WAG °° Be a A Editor: Laurie Noto assistant editor Gwen Knight general coordinator Anne Brewer What is aWAG? Everything that happens in a year at GHS photographed and recorded, arranged in page after page of all that is Graham. What is aWAG? all the students that are part of Graham plus: a WAG staff who photographs what is Graham as it happens, writes about all the things students do, arranges each event on a page, and makes all that in a year of Graham Last forever! Homecoming Sponsor Miss Laurie Noto Sports: Randy Avinger, Doug Bradburn Features: Eleanor Troutman, Helen Meredith Organizations 60 ij P 3 : {iA = _saceateeee Art: Russell Compton; Theme: Karla Alwood, Sylvia Victor Business Managers: Cheryl Faulkner, Rhonda McClure, Business Staff: Lee Brooks, Doris Brewer, Enza Packingham, Debbie Albright, Debbie Wall, Penny Norman, Jerry Winstead, Desiree Morrow, Sheila Caulder, Tommy Jeffreys. Organizations: Pat Meredith, Sherry Cole; Classes: Jan Euliss Typist: Linda Ferguson, Elaine Jordan Tale-O-Gram Siatf Staff: Debra Boger, Jackie Welch, Katherine Merdith, Sherry Swinney, Lib Hunt, Paulette Campbell, Arleen Bryan, Sharon Patterson, David Hallsey, Dana Stafford, Sonia Love, JanetAlbright, Vickie Riley, Janice Coleman, Ebbie Moore, Linda Brad- sher, Sheila Street, Mike Rogers, Jackie Jeffreys, Troy Woodard, Doug Bradburn, Debbie Foust, Marsha Rose, Ellen Coble, Richard Magrine, Danny Smith, Chris Jones, Randy Cobb, Randy Avinger, Len Miller. The purpose of the TALE-O-GRAHAM is to inform the students of current happenings around the school and the community. Editor and Homecoming Sponsor Miss Kim Lynch Organizations 62 Pep Club President Arleen Bryan Vice-President Dana Stafford Secretary-Treasurer Leslie Hearns Homecoming Sponsor Junior members Miss Arlene Bryan Sophomore members Creshmanynembers Organizations 63 National Honor Society Katherine Merdith, Debbie Best, June Basden, Dana Stafford, Karla Alwood, Becky Bohannon, Brenda Smith, Sharon Phil- lips, Martha Curtis, Gwen Knight, Laurie Noto, Sherry Swinney, Andrea Best, Billie Jo Elkins, Janet Flippin, Bonita Basnight, Barbara McAllister, Clay Foushee, John Bennett, Lib Hunt. Homecoming Sponsor Miss Brenda Smith Officers: Clay Foushee — Vice President; Brenda Smith — President; Karla Alwood — Treasurer; Dana Stafford — Secretary. Organizations 64 Interact Club Tommy Jeffries, Bick McAllister, Mike Rogers, Belvin Melton, Chis Jones, Frank Moore, Rock Perry, Troy Woodard, Tommy Clemmons, Jimmy Moser, Mike Motsinger, Tim Whitman, Dennis Bullis, Tom Boney, Bobby Pratt, Ricky Bason. President: Mike Rogers Vice-President: Chis Jones Secretary: Tom Boney Treasurer: Ricky Bason Homecoming Sponsor Miss Debbie Best Organizations 65 Worth McPherson, W. F. Smith, Andre Perkins, Johnny Shue, Dennis Page, Perry Crutchfield, Dennis Tate, Carl Dollar, Phillip Russell, Boyd Pearson, Travis Webb, Herbie Johnson, Rickie Thompson, Ronnie Porter, Mike Benesch, Mike Hardin, Charles Porterfield, Joey Baruir, Edward Patten, David Hudgins, Randy Cobb, Randy Avinger, Kenny Linnens, David Hallsey. Rickie Thompson: President, Randy Cobb: Treasurer, Carl Dollar: Secretary. Homecoming Sponsor Miss Donna Cooper New members are initiated. Organizations 66 Keyette Club Lib Hunt, Sherry Swiney, Vickie Jones, Doris Brewer, Paulette Campbell, Arleen Bryan, Debbie Best, Jackie Sue Welch, Deb-_ bie Foust, Brenda Smith, Elaine Jordan, Sharon Patterson, Cheryl Faulkner, Marla Campbell, Dana Stafford, Karla Alwood, ane Albright, June Gayle Turner, Bonita Basnight, Barbara McAllister, Vanessa Layton, Becky Bohannon, Desiree Morrow, Leslie Hearn. Homecoming Sponsor Miss Paulette Campbell OFFICERS: Debbie Best — President Paulette Campbell — Vice President Becky Bohannon — Secretary Vanessa Layton — Treasurer Organizations 67 unlor Civitan Officers: President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Advisor .Kenneth Sales Jeff Holsonback .Russell Compton Steve Crouse .Mr. Steve Lassiter Homecoming Sponsor Miss Alanda Parrish Mr. Lassiter, Kenneth Sales (seated), Lynn Rudd, Jeff Holsonback, Russell Compton, Keith Sales, Kenneth Dodson, Bob Hooker (seated), Eugene Fonville. Organizations 68 2 Ti | Tew snere Bese laden. mee ah 21) natin? ; _ Junior nior Civit etless wes es cee ; 7 Room 45, Apple tasnsescoe, Wine, DATE. omlegy Trt MOR o Aaa pa (¥.0,000) ay merge (to Allanta., Nive See 2 pad ate, ste, ple to eal! on pe whenever ! oe Live y fas 4 % ‘fj Lee Marsha Rose, Kim Lynch, Becky Compton, Sheila Street, Linda Bradsher, Tommie Anne Moore, Jenny Holt, June Basden, Janice Coleman, Ellen Hall, Janet Flippin, Jeanne Euliss, Phyliss Hanford, Debra Boger, Kathryn Meredith, Cynthia Brown, Ellen Coble, Rhonda McClure, Jean Allen. Organizations 69 Organizations 70 President: Keith Denny V. President: Steve Smith Secretary: Walter Tuttle Treasurer: Buddy Whitesell Homecoming Sponsor Miss June Basden Junior Jay-C-Ettes President: Donna Cooper Vice President: Cathy Wilson x Secretary: Helen Meredith Homecoming Sponsor Treasurer: Jan Euliss Miss Candy Eten Chaplain: Sue Stewart Project Chairman: Rhonda Zachary Organizations 71 ie Future Teachers of America President: Emily Heath Vice-President: Kathryn Meredith Secretary: Susan Garrison Treasurer: Helen Meredith Homecoming Sponsor Miss Debbie Copple Future Homemakers of America i ae + UA! Bee Naha ataeatate lee AA gose he ee acTEHATHETETE Ss RE) ie AU Homecoming Sponsor Miss Carolyn Pope Organizations 73 GHS 1970 Band Organizations 74 Mr. White: Instructor Cookie Robinson, Dewitt Mebane — Officers Chorus Homecoming Sponsor Gwendolyn Robinson Organizations Fis Majorettes — Becky Bohannon, Barbara McAllister, Bonita Basnight, Dwan Simpson. Feature Twirler Janet Flippin Bootgirls — June Gayle Turner Barbara Evans Terry Morris Georgette Honeycutt Denise Page Sherry Rogers Gwen Howell Eve Carmen Sylvia Victor Charlene Porterfield Sheila Caulder Donna Cooper Doris Brewer Janice Coleman Brenda Jackson Lettergirls: Ebbie Moore Candy Eten Cheryl Evans — head Kathy Brown French Club Homecoming Sponsor Miss Ellen Hall Officers: Liza Sharpe, Beth Belcher Arleen Bryan, Paulette Campbell, Tanya Madd- ren, Alice Webster. Mrs. Faircloth, Tanva Madren, Alice Webster, Beth Belcher, Liza Sharpe, Kathryn Meredith, Andrea Best, Cindy Chester, Sharon King, Sylvia McKinney, Debbie Stout, Ponna Brown, Cindy Harden, Kim Lynch, Judy Black, Lisa Euliss, Margaret Harrington, Ellen Hall, Gwen Knight, Arleen Bryan, Perry Warren, Keith Merrill, Desiree Morrow, Worth McPherson, June Basden, Randy Anderson, Donna Montgomery, Jan Garner. ee RD Organizations Vie ish Club opan Sponsor 9 Hunt Homecoming Miss Lik Porterfield: V. Pres. harlene Janice Col 3) 7) € an: Sec. em Lib Hunt: President Rhonda Zach Treas. ary: Forensic society Officers: President: Anne Brewer Vice-President: Laurie Noto Secretary: Bill Wood Treasurer: Jeanette Beaudry Advisor: Mrs. Hall ; Anne Brewer, Laurie Noto, Eleanor Troutman, Jeanette Beaudry — Not Pictured Bill Wood, Steve Sykes, Gill Fray PUBLIC Bus Drivers Susan Garrison Sheryl Evans William Mebane Dickie Flick Larry Fuller Keith Huff Steve Foust Harold Wilkins Kenneth Sales Joseph Woods Kevin Gray Rodney Dixon SCHOOLS John Crotts Raymond Daye Steve Compton Lynn Rudd US) Distributive Education Homecoming Sponsor Miss Wanda Clark Guidance Department Homecoming Sponsor Miss Elaine Jordan Organizations not pictured: Due to circumstances beyond our control, the 1971 WAG staff was unable to obtain pictures of the following organi- zations at Graham High School. DEGA VICA Office Assistants Guidance Assistants Latin Club Future Farmers of America Latin Club ae Acetet ant Homecoming Sponsor HONEST) i pais EUS : Miss Gwen Knight These organizations along with the others were very es- sential to the 1970-71 Circle Game. 48 WEUY 80 WY Wine awe Wound, one For R ed Devil Country? ao __ et Devic S IU sgl eae 81 Yesterday achild Game Ouutonyvance tees Promises of someday Make his dreams. When we all first come to Graham High School, we are like children wandering into a new world. We all have our own feelings and aspiration about our high school career. As Freshmen, we become initiated to high school. After a year of experience, we are more confident. As juniors, we have status: we are able to plan and attend the prom, and we receive our long-awaited class ring. In our senior year, our Class is now on top. Our dreams are now reality. In our years at Graham High School, we have learned much — academically, socially, and personally. It is now time to dream new dreams for the years ahead. classes editor: jan euliss 83 84 Class of 1071 Seniow Class officers: Clay Doushese — President William MeLane — Vice President Brenda Smith — Treasurer Donna Cooper = Dectetary Motto: Slice molt te anand! (oni he exact Colors: Blue — White Larry Grey Allison Danny Ray Anderson James Marion Annon Adelaide Ann Auston Timothy Lloyd Bailey Linda Jeanette Baldwin Carolyn Victoria Baldwin June Lynn Basden Jeanette Elaine Beaudry John Albert Bennett Andrea Dawn Best Deborah Jane Best Seniors Al-Be 85 Larry Wayne Boggs Lewis Mac Boger Janice Bowling Lewis Linda Jean Bradsher Ned Parker Branson, Jr. Doris Ann Brewer Thomas Moser Bruton Elizabeth Arlene Bryan Dennis Blane Bullis Paulette Rae Campbell Susan Lynette Capps Nora Lissette Castro Morend Seniors Bo-Ca 86 Sheila Dawn Caulder Carolyn Faye Chambers Carolyn Chatman Rollins Columbus Chavis Michael Jennings Cheek Hurliss Clapp Rita Dixon Clark Joan Sharon Cole Steven Howard Cole Janice Carol Coleman Rebecca Frances Compton Sandra K. Compton Seniors Ca-Co 87 Donna Gail Cooper Deborah Kay Copple Cheryl Ann Creech Mary Ellen Crutchfield Sara Louise Daniels Raymond Lee Day Joel Keith Denny Jimi Wayne Doby Sharon Kay Doughtery Jimmy Ross Earp Candace Rustyne Eten Debbie Renna Edwards Seniors Co-Ed 88 Harvey Lee Edwards Linda Kay Evans Sheryl Leigh Evans Brenda Ferrell Deborah Ann Ferrell Deborah Kay Fesperman Harvey Clayton Foushee eborah Lynn Foust © Earl Freeman Carlton Fuller Joseph Wayne Fuller Larry Donnell Fuller Seniors Ed-Fu 89 Troy Dalmer Fuller Susan Elaine Garrison Roger Dale Grubb BarBara Ellen Hall Michael Thomas Harden Richard Douglas Harrison Emily Caroline Heath Jackie Lynn Henderson Calvin Hester Peggy Lou Hinshaw Jennifer Robin Holt Wyatt Marvin Hooker Seniors Fu-Ho 90 William Keith Huff Elizabeth Sue Hunt Craig Hunter Donna Ruth Hyder Brenda Ann Jackson Jackie Donald Jeffries Veronica Leona Jeffries Gary Michael Jenkins Herbert Lee Johnson Harry Lynn Johnson Roy Jones Dora Elaine Jordan Seniors Hu-Jo 91 Marvin Eugene Josey Patricia Gwen Knight Byron Edward Lejeune Patsy Leonard Harvey Stephen Lineberry Barbara Elaine Lowe Zandra Kim Lynch Kathryn Anita Lytle Tanya Charlene Madren Eugenia Dale Manning Carl Thomas Marley Clifford Thomas Martin Seniors Jo-Ma O27 James Richard Maynard Larry Bick McAllister Janet Gale McClean Gary Wayne McGuire Charles Worth McPherson William Allan Mebane Evelyn Rebecca Moore Sandy Fay Moore Tommie Anne Moore Thomas Woodrow Murr Danny Ray Murray Donna Gayle Murray Seniors Ma-Mu 93 Gwendolyn Murray William Norman Laura Anne Noto Jerome Milton Owens Alanda Parrish Sharon Marcia Patterson Richard Lynn Payne Lou Carol Peterson Sharon Kay Phillips Carolyn Magdalena Pope Charlene Porterfield Robert Edward Pratt Seniors Mu-Pr 94 Dale Lee Price Donna Sue Ramsey Patsy Drewery Ray Steve Wallace Reavis Kathleen Louise Rich Larry Edward Riggan Drammer Robinson Michael Gene Rogers Kenneth Boyd Sales Martha Lyn ch Self Joseph Lester Sizemore Brenda Ann Smith Seniors Pr-Sm 95 Seniors Sm-Th 96 Ebby Smith Herbert Stephen Smith Patricia Ann Stout Sheila Marie Street Hayworth Strickland Thomas Howard Stubbs Sherry Dawn Swiney Stephen Michael Sykes Danny Lee Teer Gene Ray Terrell Cheryl L. Thacker _ Preston Lewis Thaxton Gary Lee Thompson John Vernon Thompson David Keith Troutman Walter Ray Tuttle a Glenda Fay Vanhook Benny Lee Wade Walter Lee Walker Deborah Ann Wall William Holt Walls Jackie Sue Welch Carolyn Sedgewich White Timothy P. Wightman Seniors Th-Wi 97 Joseph Ross Wilkie Harold L. Wilkins William M. Wood Mack B. Wyrick Seniors Wi-Wy 98 Class officers: “Jom Boney __ President ‘Sony Maddren — Ves President Billie Jo SAW ie Decrstay honda MeClhure _— freasurer 99 Randy Anderson Ronnie Ashley Bobby Austin Jo Anne Austin Mark Bailey Kathy Barnes Janet Barrett Joey Barvir Bonita Basnight Ricky Bason Irene Baxter Mike Benesh Judy Bigelow Bobby Black Donnie Black Becky Bohannon Tom Boney Cheryl Boswell Martha Boswell Mary Boswell Mike Bowman Sharon Bradshaw Cynthia Brown Martha Chavis Vickie Chrisco Wanda Clark Randy Cobb Billy Cooke Chris Core Doug Council John Crotts Sonny Crutchfielc Steve Currin Robby Devoe Judy Dickerson Carl Dollar Vickie Eason Billie Jo Elkins Kay Elliot Juniors Al-El 100 Linda Ellison Jan Euliss Jeanne Euliss Cliff Evans Donna Faucette Chery] Faulkner Linda Ferguson Janet Flippen Jo Anne Foster Gayla Foust Julene Fuller Susie Gant Vicky Garrett Daryl Gilbert Kevin Gray David Hallsey Phyllis Hanford John Hardin Karen Hawthorne Lois Hemphill Jeff Holsonback Don Horner Jeff Hughes Debbie Jackson Steve Jarrett Betty Jobe Eddie Jobe James Johnson Jo Anne Johnson Mike Johnson Chris Jones David Jones Jim Jones Kenneth Jones Richard Jones Tim Kapp Rebecca King Rupert Lackey Vanessa Layton Cindy Leach Kenny Linens Sonia Love Juniors El-Lo 101 Gary Lutterloh Anita Madden Tony Madren Richard Magrini Barbara Maness Connie Maness Wanda Maynard Ronald McAdams Barbara McAllister Gregory McBroom Rhonda McClure David McCully Kathleen McDonald Mike McGowan Michael McLenden Ruth McMullan Elois Mebane Kathryn Meredith Pat Meredith Len Miller Frank Moore Debra Moses Terry Motley Donna Munn . Mike Nichols Chris O’Baugh David Payne André Perkins Rock Perry Ronnie Porter Bruce Rascoe Diane Rickman Kathi Riggan Vickie Rile Gwen Robertson Gwendolyn Robertson J. W. Robinson Marsha Rose David Rudd Lynn Rudd Chip Sellow Johnny Shue Juniors Lu-Sh 102 Brenda Wilson Cathy Wilson Troy Woodard Richard Wright Rhonda Zachary ™LIIIS Dwan Simpson Donna Smith Elaine Smith Merwin Smith W. F. Smith James Squires Dana Stafford Connie Stanford Tim Staunton Sue Stewart Elaine Stokes Pat Stone Cecil Terry Denise Thompson Mike Thompson Rickie Thompson Teresa Tilson June Gayle Turner Katie Vincent Margaret Walker Hal Wall Gaynelle Webster Wanda Williams Bobby Wilson Class of 1973 Sophomores Glan (ae Buddy Miller — President Make Motsinger Se Dieeasuce: Jean Allen — Vice President Dana Porterfield — Secietay 104 Debbie Albright Jane Albright Ricky Albright Jean Allen Ray Allen Andy Andrews Steve Austin Randy Avinger Jean Baker Joni Barbour Craig Barnett Elsie Barts Lynn Beaudry Beth Belcher James Black Roger Blackstock Freddie Blanchard Debora Boger Lynn Boswell Candy Boyd Doug Bradburn Wesley Bulla Mike Call Al Campbell Marla Campbell Paul Capps Eve Carmen Jeff Carter Robbie Champion Cindy Chester Tom Childress Seletha Crisp Anita Christopher Eddie Clapp Chris Clark Alexis Clayton Tommy Clemmons Sandra Cobb Ellen Coble Byron Combs Russell Compton Steve Conklin Kenny Cook Kenneth Coombs Charles Couch Billy Crabtree Vivian Crisp Steve Crouse William Crumpton Perry Crutchfield Sandra Dameron J. W. Davis Mike Deason Rodney Dixon Keith Dodson Kenneth Dodson Sophomores Al-Do 105 Jan Edwards Romonia Enoch Vanessa Enoch Barbara Evans Susan Evans Mary Ann Ezzell Carolyn Faucette Ricky Fitch Eugene Fonville Steve Fonville Betty Foster Steve Foushee Sherry Foust Steve Foust Roger Frye Dreama Gallimore Sherry Gant an Garner every Guthrie Sue Hamlet Ricky Hardie Gail Harrison Janet Harrison Andy Hawks Leslie Hearn Mary Heckman Linda Hemphill Bo Henderson Delilah Herbin Curtis Hinkle Pam Holt Russell Holt Georgette Honeycutt Bob Hooker Jeff Horner Gwen Howell Jeff Howell Kevin Huff David Hudgins Gary Hunter David Hyder Ann Ingle Gwen Isley Dee Jarrett John Jarrett Bonnie Johnson James Kimber David King Becky Lane Celeste Layton Sandra Leath Dennis Lewis Cathy Lindsey Terry Lineberry Everette Linens Tucretia Madren Sophomores Ed-Ma 106 Connie McAdams Ricky McDaniel Carrie Sue McDonald Neil McKinney Eddie McKinnon Dewitt Mebane Belvin Melton Helen Meredith Keith Merrill Buddy Miller Neil Miller Pam Mincy Ricky Minor Steve Minor Donna Montgomery Bessie Moore Gerald Moretz Terrie Morris David Morrison Desiree Morrow Ronny Morrow Jimmie Moser Mike Motsinger Gary Mulherin Toby Mullis Veron Newlin Patricia Newh Connie Newton Eugene Nickerson Penny Norman Wanda Norris Debra Orvis Dwight Packenham Enzer Packenham Denise Page Dennis Page Dale Parker Edward Patten Carol Patterson Boyd Pearson Larry Pegram Elaine Phillips Judy Phillips Dennis Pickard Linda Porter Steve Porter Dana Porterfield Joyce Quankenbush Barbara Reynolds Wayne Rice Debbie Riley Gene Riley Kenneth Roach Debbie Roberts Janie Robertson Jimmy Rogers Sophomores Mc-Ro 107 Sherry Rogers Andy Russell Philip Russell Keith Sales Cheryl Sanders Randy Saunders Denise Shaver Marion Shoffner James Shropshire Debbie Sizemore Billy Smith David Smith Roger Smith Lujean Spainhour Gail Stubbs Tim Sykes Dennis Tate Diane Tate Barbara Thaxton Beverly Thompson Eleanor Troutman, re Denise Tuck Connie Tuttle Rosetta Vanhook Douglas Viars Sylvia Victor Vickie Vincent Lancy Wade Robin Wagoner Dennis Walker Hal Ward Debra Warren Ovilia Warren Perry Warren Donald Weatherford Travers Webb David Webster Carolyn White Neil White Melinda Whittemore Joan Wightman Becky Willis Vickie Wood Blair Woodard Sophomores Ro-Wo 108 Cass officers: VP Silewanes —— SP Laban! Steve ‘Burnette — Vice President Sharon ni We) — Secretary Sharon Alusood — “heasurer 109 Freshmen Ad-Go 110 Sammy Adams Annette Allen Bobby Allen Joe Allen Kenneth Allen Susan Alvis Shareon Alwood Sandra Avinger Ilda Baxter Jan Beagle John Beaudry Cathy Best Gary Billings Judy Black Terry Blalock Mark Booth Jody Boswell Tim Bradshaw Lynn Briggs Donna Brown Rosemary Brown Johnny Bruner Steve Burnette Lucille Burton Terry Burton Charlie Bunting Joe Burller Dick Call Bonnie Capps Sheila Capps Kathy Carroll Cindy Carter Cindy Carter Peggy Carter Billy Chambers ngela Chee ebbie Chee Greg Clayton Linda Cline David Clark Elizabeth Cook Robert Cooper Steve Copeland Jan Core Gail Cornell Rhonda Cornell Terry Creech Bruce Darden Tessie Dark Jeff Davis Kenny Davis Mike Davis Jo Anne Dickerson Tommy Douglas Donna Edmonds Wayne Edwards Bruce Ellington Garry Enoch Hulon Enoch ‘ Lisa Euliss Robbie Everhart Kim Farmer Gary Faucette Ricky Faulkner Pat Florence Lois Forbes John Gentry Tanni Gibson Cathy Gillespie Wayne Gilley Anita Goodson Tommy Goodwin Donald Graves Ronald Grubb Cindy Gurganious Ronnie Hamby Dana Haney Cindy Harden Margaret Harrington Marilyn Hedrick Ruby Herbin Judy Hill Floyd Hinshaw Dennis Hodge Steve Hodgin Rhonda Honeycutt Wayne Howard Sherry Hudgins Brenda Huff Kay Huff Kevin Hunter Mindy Hunter Lillian Hutchens Keith Ingram Debbie Isley David Jackson Marty Jackson Beverly Janey Linda Jarecke Victor Jeffries Wayne Johnson Ken Kapp Robert Kernodle Paulette Ketner Harold King Sandy King Sharon King Diane Lassiter Anthony Laster Kathy Linens Ricky Long Sharon Long Eddie Lowe Cathy Luke Keith Lute Janet Manuel Angela Martin Brenda Martin Mark Martin Sherry Martin Frances Maynard Garry Maynard Sylvia Maynard Carl McBroom Danny McBroom Ricky McConnell Marsha McCracken Sylvia McKinney Vernell McLean Sandra McLendon David Mebane Tim Miles Donna Millsap Randy Minor Donnie Moore Kitty Moore Ray Moore Theresa Morris Gwen Motley Donna Murphy Elaine Murphy Jay Murr Cathy Parrish Steve Parrott Freshmen Gr-Pa 111 Callie Pennix Jesse Perkins Billy Peters Cathy Peterson Faye Phillips Lynn Pickard Vickie Pierce Carey Pope Steve Pryor Elaine Pullen Carol Pyrtle Karen Qualls Chuck Reavis Bobby Rhodes Rene Robertson Kaye Roger Peggy Roper Wayne Rose Terry Satterfield Mike Sealey Betty Sexton Patty Shambley Benny shaw De De Simpson Debbie Smith Donna Sommers Beverly Stafford Randy Stainback Lee Steele Tony Steele Reid Stephens Karen Stewart Lee Stewart Andre Stevens Debbie Stout Al Stubbs Mike Swiney Jody Sykes Allen Tate Donna Taylor Joe Taylor Mark Thompson Bobby Tinnin Larry Turner Daryl Tuttle Norwood Warren Patty Warren Josie Watkins Sammy Watkins Susie Webster Susan Wheeler Ronnie White Martie Whited Cindy Whittemore Donna Whittemore Keith Williams Sarah Williams Dawn Wilson Mark Wilson Pam Wilson Cindy Woodford Marsha Worley Freshmen Pe-Wo A, Senior Statistics Nelolance Nisiom == UW, (Climlas JRVA Be Spanish Club 4. Chorus 4; Carolyn Victofia Baldwin — Oltfice Asst; Band; IVE; FTA; $p35si Glut. Linda Jeaneete Baldwin — Band (Majorette]; IVE; Science: Club; Office Ass’t.; FTA; Jaycettes; Span- ish Club. June Lynn Basden — FHA 1, 2; Pep Club 2 8; 4; Junior Civinettes 3, 4; National Fi onn ek , 3, 4; Ste deft Council 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, ce Cheer- ldader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3 : Sophomore Christmas Royalty; Sophomore Attendant; Prom Waitress; Junior Marshal (Chief); Miss GHS 1969- 70; Outstanding Senior: Homecoming Committee Chairman. Jeanette Elaine Beaudry — FHA 1, 2; A UA 23, 4. Dramatics 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; Debate 4; WAG Staff (photographer) 4. Adrea Dawn Best — eee Honor Society 3, 4; Tale-O-Gram 3; FHA 1, 2, 3; Pepe Gigs 7) 3) lamior Marshal 3; French Club 2, 3, 4, Linda Bradsher — Science Clubs@ Band 1.23.54. PHA 4; Pep Club 4; Human Relations 2, 3; Civinettes 4; French Club 3; WAG Staff 34 Pale-O-Gram 4. Doris Ann Brewer — Pep Glub 3, 4; Keyettes 4; Boot- girl 3, 4; Office Ass't 3, 44WAG Staff 4. Elizabeth Arleen Bryan — Tale-O-Gram 1, 3, WAG Staff 2; J.V. Cheerle@ger 4 2, Pep Cub 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; Student Council A Inter- club Cee 4; Keyettes 2, 3, 4; Prom Waitress 2; FTA 1, 2; French Qaiga3 4 Ai Paulette Rae Campbell — Pep Club 2, 3, 4; J.V. Cheer- leader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; Tale-O-Gram 2, 3, 4; Natiomal ono, saciety 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Keyéttes 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Junior Marshal 3; FHA 1; GHS Steering Committee 1 Susan Lynette Capps — FHA 1. Sheila Caulder = Booigiris 3, 4; Pep Club 3; WAG Staff A9Gherig 2. Rita Diem Clark == 114-1: DECA 3: Tale-O-Gram 3. Joageeeekon Cole == French Club 2, 3; FTA 1, 2 (Vice-President) 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, ; Civinettes 3, 4; Pep Clib 2, 3.4; WAG Siaff 4; Library Ass’t 2 Janice Carol Coleman — Bootgirl 2, 3, 4; Civinettes 3, 4: Pep Glub 2,3, 4; FHA 276° Health Careers. 2; Spanish Club 8, (germ ary) 4; Tale-O-Gram Staff 4. Sandra K. Compton — Spanish Club 1; Senior Atten- dant 4; Miss GHS Pageant 3; Outstanding Senior 4. Donna Gail Cooper — Pep Clubd, 3, 4; FHA 2; Health Careers 2; Junior Attendant; Bootgirl 3, 4 (Chief); Spanish Club 3; Secretary of Senior Class; Jay- cettes President 4; Outstanding Senior; Miss GHS Contestant; Interclub Council; Homecoming Spon. leper y Kay Cobble — FHA 192.3) 43g 7 4; Spon- soritor FTA: Bootgirl 3; VOP; (9er7| Ann Creech — RHA 273393; French Club; Jay- cettes 4: Girls Basketball Team 4; Student Council t, Mary Ellen Crutchfield — Band 2. Martha Ann Curtis — i O- oo {Ass’t Business mer.}; WAG Staff 2; FEA) 2; Keveres 2, 3, 4; Na- tional Honor Baie 3 Pea 4: French Club 2, 3; Science Club 2, 3$aiiram, 464.2) 3; DAR Good Citizen Award. Sarah Daniels Wallace — Transferred from Orange High School. Library Ass t. 3; DECA) 3; Office Ass't. 4. Le kie Marie Dodson — Pep Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 2: Bootgirl 2; Head Lettergirl 3; DECA 4, Sharon Kay Dougherty — FHA 1, French Club 2, 3; Seience Club 1. eee liming 2: Debbie Renna EdWards = FHA 1. DECA 3, 4. Candace Rustyne Eten — FIA 2; Tale-O-Gram 3, 4; (features editor); Lettergirl 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Jaycettes 4 (Senior Representative), Sponsor. Sheryl Evansfe= efi) e 2 feecretary); J.V. Cheer- leader 1; Pep Club 2; Lettergirl 3, 4 (head) Bus Driver 3, 4. Susan Elaine (Garrison —= Phvsical Science Club 1; Science Award 1; French Club 2, 3; Bus Driver 3, 4; Bus Driver Award 3; FTA 4; Jaycettes 4; Library Ass't. 4. Emily Caroline Heath — FHA 1, 2, 3; FTA 3, 4 (Presi- dent); French Club 2, 3; ICC 4; Ae Sans Spon- sor for ICC; Junior Jaycettes 4. Jenny Holt — Freshman Biandang FRA, 2, 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Science Club 2; Miss GHS iontesiant 1; (first runner up) 2; Beam Waitress: Student Coun- cil; Givinettes 4; Christmas Princess 3; Class Offi- cer (secretary) 3; Lettergirl 3, 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Outstanding Senior 4. 113 Senior Statistics Elizabeth Sue Hunt — Sophomore Treasurer; FHA 1; Keyettes 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Span- ish Club 3, 4 (President); Tale-O-Gram 4; Library Ass't 4; Miss GHS contestant 2, 4; Interclub Council 4; Homecoming Sponsor for Spanish Club. Donna Ruth Hyder — FTA 1; FHA 1, Student Council 1; Freshman Secretary; French Club 2, 3, 4; Tale-O- Gram Staff 2, 3, 4; Library Ass't 2; Human Relation Committee 3. Brenda Ann Jackson — FHA 2, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Boot- girl 2, 3; Homecoming Sponsor for Bootgirls 4; Li- brary Asst. 2, 4; Office Ass’t. 4. Victoria Lynne Jones — Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 4, 2; Health Careers 1, 2; FTA 1; Lettergiyig 3 jg Gram Staff 4; Science Club 2; Spanish Club 3, 4: Lettergirl Homecoming Sponsor 3; Homeroom Treasurer; Homeroom V., President 2. Dora Elaine Jordan — FHA 1; FTA 4) 2, 4; J.V. Cheer- leader 2; Spanish Club 2, 3; Dep Cis 23 4) Key- ettes 4; Guidance Ass’t. 4; Homecoming Sponsor for Guidance Department 4; DECA 3; DECA Sweet- heart for Graham High % Gaon 1 23 WAG Staff 4 (Typist); Tale-O-Gram Staff 2, 3; Lettergirl (Alternate) 1. Patricia Gwen Knight —yGAA 1, 2; Interclub Council 1; French Club 2, 3, ee 03) 23374; National Honor Society 3, 443amd 1) 2) Choris 1, 2; FHA 1, 2; Tale-O-Gram Staff 3; WAG Staif 4 (Ass’t. Edi- TON) Jan Bowling Lewis — FHA 1, 2; Chess Club 3 (Presi- dent); Homecoming Sponsor for Chess Club 3; French Club 2 View 4. 74a) -Gram 2, 3: Interclub Council 3. Barbara Elaine Lowe — Bootgirl 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; FrenchéG@i) 2 Fae) © aim Staff 3, 4; Civinettes 4, Zandra Kim Lynch — FHA 2, 3; French Club 2, 3, 4; Scieue¢e Club 2, Healiy Careers 2; Tale-O-Gram Staff 3, 4 (Editor); Bootgirl 2, 3; Civinettes 3, 4; In- terclub Council 4; Band 1; Homecoming Sponsor for Tale-O-Gram. Kathryn Anita Lytle — Chorus 1, 3, 4; Band 2; Library Asst. 4; FTA 3. Tanya Madren — French Club 3, 4; Vice President of French Club 4. Eugenia Dale Manning — Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; DECA. Evelyn Rebecca Moore — FHA 2, 3; Lettergirl 3, 4; Student Council 2; Pep Club 3, 4; Tale-O-Gram Staff 4. 114 Sandra Fay Moore — FHA 1, 2; Dramatics Club 2; Pep Club 3. Tommie Anne Moore — Freshman Class Treasurer 1; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Student Council 2 (Assembly Chairman); Prom W4@ilipess 2, 314 7 2: FHA 1, 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 3 4 Civinettes 3, 4; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; Student Body Treasurer 4; Homecoming Sponsor for Cheerleaders 4; Miss GHS Contestant 4 (First Runner-Up); Outstanding Senior Award. Donna Gayle Murray — FHA 1; Chorus 2, 3; Library ASS to Ly : : Laura Anne Noto — Science Club 1; Pep Club 2; WAG Staff 2, 3 (Business Manager ), 4 (Editor); Home- coming Sponsor for WAG Staff 4; Forensic Society 3 (President), 4 (Secretary); Junior Marshal 3; Jr. English Award 3; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Interclub Council 4; Student of the Month 4; Out- standing Senior Award. Sharon Marcia Patterson — J.V. Cheerleader 1, 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4 (Head); Keyettes 2, 3, 4; Tale-O-Gram Staff 2, 3, 4; French Club 2; Miss GHS Contestant 1 (4th Runner-Up); 2; FTA 1, 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4 (Committee Chairman for School Spirit); Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Maid of Honor 4. Lou Carol Pet@rson — Oifice Ass’t. 4: Chorus 2, 3. Sharon Kay Phillips — FHA 1; French Club 2; Na- tional Honor Society 2, 3, 4. Carolyn Magdalena — J.V. Cheerleader 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; 3 2 2 4 President); WAG Staff 4 (Photographer). Donna Sue Ramsey — FHA 2; Pep Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 3; Bus Driver 3. Patsy Drewery Ray — FHA 1. Kathleen Louise Rich — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Tale-O-Gram Staff 3: French Club 2, 3. Dolly Marie Rogers — Library Ass’t. 1; Chorus 2; DECA 3, 4; Jaycettes 4. Martha Lynch Self — Bootgirl 2, 3; FTA 1; FHA 1, 2, 3; Science Club 1, 2; Pep Club 2, 3; Health Careers 1; Human Relations 4; Band 1; French Club 2, 3; Girls’ Track Team 1. Kave Frances Sexton — FHA 1; DECA 4. Brenda Ann Smith — Student Council 2, 3, 4; Key- ettes 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4 (President); Homecoming Sponsor for National Honor Society 4; DEMlOnMovallSlies Senior Class Treasurer 4; Miss GHS Contestant 3 (ist Runner-Up); Miss GHS 1970-71; Outstanding Senior Award; Junior Marshal 3. Sheila Marie Street — Spanish Club 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Student Council 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Homecoming Sponsor for Student Council 4; Civinettes 4; Tale- O-Gram 4, Sherry Dawn Swiney — Pep Club 3, 4; FHA 1; French Clube2s Byes 2, 3, 4; Tale-O-Gram Staff 4; Nae tional Honor Society 3, 4; Junior Marshal 3. Ch@ryl Lynn Thacker — FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; WAG Staff 4; Civinettes 3, 4; Library Ass'’t. 4, Adrienne Paula Victor — Pep Club 1; FHA 42 13. lpnanyess t 122 Ghorue 4, Deborah Ann Wall — FHA 3, 4 (Treasurer-Secretary); Jaycettes 4; WAG Staff 4. Alice Yvonne Webster — FHA 1, 2; ETA 1, 2, 3; Key- ettes 2, 3, 4; Tale-O-Gram Staff 2,4, 4; French Clip 2, 3, 4 (President); Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2. Carolyn Sedgewick White — FHA 1, 2; Spanish Club Ue ea Sateen Nora Lissette Castro Moreno — Spanish Club 4; Pep Club 4; Keyettes 4; FHA 4; Observer for Student Council 4. Timothy Lloyd Bailey — Interact Club 2; j.V. Foot- ball 1, 2; J.V. Basketball 1, 2; Track Team 1; Mono- gram 2. John Bennett — Spanish Club 3; Jr. Jayeees 2, 3, 4. Lewis Mac Boger -= jr. Jayeees 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3; J.V. Basketball A, 2; Varsity Basketball 3; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Baseball Team 1. Larry Wayne Boggs — Football 1, 2, 3 (All-Confer- ence), 4 (All-Conference); Monogram Club 3, 4; Basketball 1; Student Council 1, 3; Interact Club 4; Wrestling Team 3; Baseball 3 (All-Conference}, 4; Spanish Club 8, 4; Pep Club 8. Ned Parker Branson, Jr. — Key Club 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 8, 4; J.V. Basketball 1; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4. Thomas Moser Bruton — Baseball 1, 3, 4; Basketball il, Dennis Blane Bullis — Interact Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Rollins Columbus Chavis — VICA 2; FFA 1. Mickey Jennings Cheek — J.V. Football 1, 2; Jr. Jay- cees 4; French Club 3. Steven Howard Cole — FFA 1; Baseball 1; Football 1, BWANA , 4 Weeasuiner ioe WGA Ze EGA 1, Joel Keith Denny — Jr. Jaycees 243, 4 (Pres.}; Student M4 : Council 2, 3, 4; Interclub Coéumeil 4; Spanish Club broth 2, 6, ooiDall (Trainer) 243, 4 National Fonor So- ciety 2, 3, 4; V. President of Junior Class 3; Out- standing Senior Award 4; Junior Marshal 3; M.C. of Miss GHS Pageant 4; Basketball Statistician 2. Jimi Wavne Doby — VICA 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Foot- ball1, 4; Homeroom V. President 2: Wrestling 1. Jimmy Ross Earp — DECA 3,4. Harvey Lee Edwards, Jr. — Spanish Club 2, 3; Jr. Jay- Cees: Harvey Clayton Foushee jt. = Sides? Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class President 4; National Honor So- ciety 2, 3, 4; Jr. Jayceé@s 2, 3, 4 |V. President): Hu- man Relations 4 (Co-Chairman}; Governor's School 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Monogram Club 3, 4; Civitan Good Citizen Award 1969-70; Interclub Council 3, 4; Junior Marshal 3; Outstanding Senior 4. ; Varsity Joseph Wayne Fuller — J.V. Football 1, 2; Football 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2 3 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Jackie Lynn Henderson — Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Jaycees 3, 4. Jackie Donald Jeffries — J.V. Football 2; Varsity Foot- ball 3, 4; Tale-GsGram Stati 3 4 Band 1, 2: FFA Bas- ketball 1, 2: Traek leaq, 7 Herbert Lee Johnson — ].V. Football 1; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; President of Student Body 4; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 (Ce-Captain); French Club 2: Wrestling Team 2, 3, 4; All-Conference Wrestler 3; FCA 2; Moneeram Club 2 3; Pep Club 4; Out- standing Senior Award 4. Harry Lynn Johnston — FFA 3; DECA 3, 4. Roy Jones — FFA 4 (President); Bus Driver 3. Jimmy Jerone Joseph — FFA 1, 2. Steve Lineberry — VICA 3, 4. Carl Thomas Marley — Football 1, 2, 3; FCA 1, 2; Track 1) 2.tasepal a, 2) Wrestling 1, 2. Clifford Thomas Martin — Football 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2; fr. Jayeees 2, 3, 4; FCA 1, 2; Tale-O-Gram Staff 3; French Club 2, 3; Human Relations 4. James Richard Maynard — FFA 1; Football 1; Basket- ball 1; VICA 4; Chorus 4; [VE 1. Senior Statistics Larry Bikle McAllister — Golf Team 1; Football 4; Interact Club.3;Band.3. Worth McPherson — Key Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4: Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Stu- cop Council 3, 4; Human Relations 3: J. V. Football : Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom vi 2; Outstanding Senior Award 4: All-Con- ference Football 3, 4; All-Conference Basketball en William - Mebane — St aes Gio, 2 Spanish Club : i Homeroom V. Presi- dent 2; Imteract Club 2, 3, 4; IVE 1; DAG@A ya President of Senior ce ane Relations 3, 4 (Co-Chairman); Bus Driver 4; Office Ass’t. 4; WAG Staff 4. t Council 1, 3; Science Danny Ray Murray — Band 1; VICA 38, 4 (President). Jerome Milton Owens — J 2, 3,4; Golf Team 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3. r. Jaycees Richard Lynn Payne — French Club 1; Language Club l. Ronald Ray Porter — Key Gite 42 3°4; Baseball 2 4. Dale L. Price — Golf Team 4; Chess Club 3; Spanish Glub2 3: Steve Wallace Reavis — Freshman Basketball 1: Spanish Club 3; Interact Club 4; Pep Club 3; FCA 1. Larry Edward Riggan — J.V. Football 1; Pep Club 3) 4; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Interact Club 2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 2; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Wrestling Team 3, 4; President of Sophomore Class. Michael Gene Rogers — Interact Club 2, 3, 4 (Presi- dent); J. Va F@e@ta. 7 i. Varcity Football 2, 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Mrench Glib 2, 3, ¥. President of Freshman Classy Student Council 1, 4; Tale-O-Gram Staff 4; FCA A, 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 47 Interclub Council 4. Kenneth Boyd Sales — French Club 2; Interclub Council 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Jr. Civitans 3, 4 (President); Physical Science Club 1. Joseph Lecter Sizemore Ae — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wres- ine = 3) Goi am 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Civitans 2, 3, 4; Inter on 3, 4; Monogram abi 3, 4; Spanish Club 2 a POCAL 2. 116 Daniel Joseph Smith — Football 1, 2, 3; eos Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Wresding: Team 4? Basket- ball 1, 3. Herbert Stephen Smith = Freshman Basketball Team 1; Spanish Club 2,48; ¥. President of Sophomore Class 2; President of Junior ( Class 3; Interclub Coun- © 3; Braden Council 4; Homecoming Committee Ghairman 4; Outstanding Senior Award 4; Jr. Jay- _ees 2 (Treasurer, 3, 4° VY. President); Band 1, 2; Tale-O-Gram Staff 4; Homecoming Pecort 2, 3, 4. Thomas Everett Smith Dita Team dd] PepGlubs2 Interact Club 2; DECA 3, 4; Jr. Civitans 3, 4. Roy Edgar Starnes — FFA 2: Dee’ 4: Bus Driver 3. Thomas omee Stull Interact ‘lub 2, 3, 4; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 8, 4; Basketball il, 28 Beh 3, 4; Stp@ent Counce! 1; FCA 1, 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Golf Vaan 12 Danny Lee Teer — FOOthall 1, 2, 3,4; Track 1, 3; Wres- tling 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 3; Monogram Glues, : Gary Dennis Lee Thompson — Football 3, 4; VICA Zana: Walter R, Tuttle — Football 1; Wrestling 1, 2; Spanish Club 2, 3; Jr jayeees 7 2, @ 2 Pep CGhitbe223% William H. Walls — French Club 3; Psychology IV. Timothy P. Wightman — Interact 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3,4; Track1, 2; Sophomore President 2 Joseph Ross Wilkie — Spanish Glubioe4=|raGiitans 2,3; Jr. Jaycees a: Fsyeholosy IV; Track 2. William Max Wood — Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (Band Major); Student Council 4; WAG anti 4 (Photographer); Debate Club 3, 4. Beamon vee. ek. Jr. — Newspaper Staff 1; French Club 1, 2; DECA 4. Debna Jane Best — FHA 1: Revell, 3, 4 (President); National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Interact Homecom- ing Sponsor 4; Mistress of Ceremonies for Miss GHS Pageant 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 (V. President); Tale-O-Gram Staff 3, 4; eenccinnen Committee Chairman 4; Student Council 4; Science Council 1; Decoration Committee Chairman for Prom 3; Girls’ Basketball Team 1. editor — rhonda mcclure the 1971 wag begins at this point. the advertisements are the most important part of the annual. the ads make the rest of | the annual possible. the generous merchants and other organizations have been good enough to buy ads in the wag so please repay them by patronizing the firms whose names you will see on the following pages. COMPLIMENTS OF FRANK’S JEWELRY MUSIC Visit us for your jewelry, high school class rings, and music needs. Compliments of Compliments of COUNTY MOTOR COMPANY WACHOVIA BANK TRUST COMPANY | REMNANT SHOP OF HAW RIVER “Shop here for all i) locations to serve you your shopping needs.” 118 ae PONTIAC. f4 AE yo “i ma neki COURT ie COMPLIMENTS OF Gi vs GRAHAM: N.C. pe PLAZA PONTIAC, INC. oseeara ra _ FAULKNER-CAREY = INC. BURLINGTON, N.C. GENERAL CONTRACTORS 200 W. HANOVER RD., GRAHAM Get Your College Start Here... By Saving Here. GRAHAM SAVINGS AND LOAN Graham, N.C. Compliments Uo r COLEMAN’S Burlington, N.C. COMPLIMENTS Compliments OF o K W CAFETERIA COLONIAL HARDWARE Burlington Graham, N.C. 119 TERA a i ee ap ROXIE’S FLORIST Burlington, N.C. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! HAW RIVER DRUG HAW RIVER, N.C. Ae! C 120 GUDDEN _ PAINT AND GLASS BURLINGTON ’ ba or, es ae =a or peSer: dvodee Steensed vddeeeddewe ee Jeses s) eee vpiesees Piitieessee 3s Navies Weeds sh See + 121 BLANCHARD’S Inc. COMPLIMENTS OF A. BLANCHARD’S, Ltd. McCLU RE 404-410 S. 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BUT IT ALL BEGAN IN ALAMANCE COUNTY Reidsvill Pride in product and Company on the TENN e ia part of management and employees | e Greensboro @ @ efi ii ington- Graham working together in a sense of friendly Asheboro @ @ Pittsboro ) Hickory @ cooperation, combined with the interest @ Dayton end support of the people in the com- munity has been the key to our growth. This has 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 e largest hosiery producers in 1968. To- day we make hosiery and related pro- ducts for men, women, and children under world famous brand names. Our plants are located in the cities shown on the map. We are pleased to bring you this story of progress, because it started in thie area. @ Concord NC. @ Marietta OUR BRANDS ; FOR LADIES FOR MEN, ‘ ‘e Schiaparelli © @ Mojud Sapphire .@ Esquire Socks @ Bachelors’ Friend _@ Jiffies e Supp-Hose Panty Hose @ Phoenix e Mercury @ Interwoven @ Birdwick e Supp-Hose Hosiery for men women KAYSER-ROTH HOSIERY COMPANY, Inc. A DIVISION OF KAYSER-ROTW CORPORATION ORTH CAROLAGA 29 Compliments of J THE PRUDENTIAL E INSURANCE COMPANY F OF AMERICA F R Cum-Park Plaza E Office—228-7255 Y S Paint Paper a Burlington, N.C. Whitfield’s ESSO Service Hwy 49 70A and Jimmy Kerr Rd. Haw River, N.C. dial—5 78-0929 dial—578-1174 24 hr. wrecker Compliments of GRAHAM MOTOR SALES, INC. 4 Wolemolbrcptevets staff wishes to thank Mrs. Ballard and Laurie Noto for their guidance in this section. “the most in dry cleaning”’ RM. CE. renter a Harden St. Graham, NIG Ka-Nell’s Shoes Ladies and Teens ‘Shoes 632 Chapel Hill Rd. Burlington, N.C. Compliments Compliments of of W. 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Front pLebanbercaqeyel N.C. 130 of § e home of beautiful drapes Burlington N.C. 21215 President: Keith Compliments Denny of the Graham High School JUNIOR JAYCEES ange ESS eo é President: Donna ee JUNIOR JAYCETTES 131 4 _ Congratulations to the Class of 71! from the Graham High Chapter rey an days) Junior Civinettes “Builders of Good Citizenship” President: Becky Compton 132 Congratulations to the Class of 1971! ue from High School Jidnior Civitan 133 Orel alele-1able-litelatcmeyt-lalle) ace Keyettes of raham High School “The best service club at Graham High School” President: Debbie Best Congratulations Seniors from the Key Club of Graham High School “The best boy’s service club at G.H.S.” President: Rickie Thompson 135 President: Compliments of Alice Webster ee Spanish Club 136 President: Mike Rogers Interact Club Congratulations to the Class of 1971! Rhonda McClure Penny Norman Janice Coleman Dennise Page Doris Brewer Joan Wrightman Sheila Caulder Sherry Rogers Charlene Porterfield Barbara Evans Brenda Jackson Sylvia Victor June Gayle Turner Georgette Honeycutt Terry Morris Gwen Howell Donna Cooper Eve Carmen Graham High Bootgirls 137 Future Homemakers of America President: Carolyn Pope rhonda zachary sharon bradshaw y: future teachers congratulate susan will 2 of america the class of garrison ra 1971 emily heath pres. lace lynn rudd cecil terry kathy barnes anne brewer sherry cole debbie copple jody boswell 138 Nolo Ambrosi 1969-70 Argentina ees A. Albright Richard D. Alwood Charles B. Belcher James E. Best, Jr. O. Hulon Briggs Robert G. Bennett Ronald H. Coble Maurice L. Copeland Peter Canovai John Deason C. S. Crissman J. T. Dillehay American Field Service International Scholarships The Graham Chapter of the AFS gratefully acknowledges the support of persons and organizations who make this worthwhile project possible. Lissette Castro 1970-71 Guatamala Earl L. Faulkner Harvey C. Foushee M. Riggs Goodman Hugh A. Gray W.S. Harris, Jr. W.H. Hazard Jack Y. Henderson H. D. Jones Fostena Keck Roy King Jane M. Meredith Milton M. Miller 139 Virgil Mincy Dover G. Moore Sylvester H. Murray Hal L. McAdams Larry B. McAllister T. H. McMullen, Jr. John L. McPherson G. V. Newlin Thomas Newlin Allen J. Patten Wim. W. Peters Thomas J. Poole Graham Civitan Club Graham Exchange Club Graham Kiwanis Club Graham Rotary Club Haw River Kiwanis Club E. G. Pryor Myron A. Rhyne Drewery M. Rogers Harol B. Sales J. B. Shue, Jr. W. Veuland Smith A. B. Thompson George T. Webb, Jr. Carrie S. Wilson Troy W. Woodard senior members IS junior mem 10NS Congratulat to the graduates of 1971! sophomore members N Graham High School Pep Club freshman members 140 Compliments of cones haul yprniaiae Compliments of: Mrs. R. W. Bailey Foster Shoe Company PAV) avi Mico) | Tale (=) Jet Car Wash Isley’s Meats and Groceries Tasty-Bakery A. Blanchard’s Ltd. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Perdue 141 congratulations to the 1971 class of graham high school! over fifty stores and services welcome you to shop in 72° climate controlled comfort. lll remem oer tne CouNtonk rn Ot Sears NACL. Le Sma Areat place to Qo ap eel CANNON. MILLS COMPANY tf a (eps ae kee ss tile Gea RS AS ac World’s Largest Manufacturer of Household Textiles KANNAPOLIS, NORTH CAROLINA, U.S.A. ° 142 7 ONE IOS 7 bere ce) te eee C erste HE EE 2 ae hae Sa Weg - bas, Menderes ee: = Ks .. erw Kio as AG } an ? c 7 My j 2 ay Xb 7 ‘ oXY s x Bee a } £ AN CS � : yy N S 7. a1 att 4 SS A ry 4 re ee 4 ¥ yi | iN , ’ | . X aT 4 = ; v X } iB { ss ig 24a) ([ (Ge x q Ss Ab: ent. Joes S Mags oan: SS, aa i i ec yy Sey Ae ‘ . ye ts x : A ) 7 AY nt we: : é ea x : re) ee a ee It SAS. Sal! | Sex oh � vr i Oa yp | cf } ie Pe F } C ve UN ares Yeas iia 5 t a ze ee a | ECs SUG ero. eee NS ‘ vas ee ce 4 a . ys iE ( aa Wut, : ( Pe fs ea | 7 . os x Sop OMONES | 4 moe Ene SSS ass S . (D EAE | aH TA 4 == Ne a ee sole, SS ee vy 5 a Or ; | VOX = AX i ae wy K ‘e var 2 7 ae: : y A x) . ‘ ; xe aud = = ee ere tia @ 4 Qagt. tn 145 = ee ear es | 6 | WS Vent % ° ee i 2 | 2 § oe, Riss i ie Owe) a ee Ss 146 Baseball Jay Fuller, W. F. Smith, Mike Harden, Troy Fuller, André Perkins, Rickie Thompson, Johnny Shue, Marvin Josey, Larry Boggs, Tommy Bruton, Parkey Branson, Ronnie Porter, Mike Rogers, Dana Rogers, Coach Don Amos. Future Big-Leaguer?? Where’s the Ben-Gay? 149 150 2 ee eee Lee Stewart, Bob Hooker, Pat Florence, Tim Bradshaw, Edward Patten. Golf Not Pictured: Frank Moore Boyd Pearson Mike Roshelli Jerry Owens Mike Call Ronald McAdams Mike Motsinger Dale Price Perry Warren Dick Call was ti Mark Thompson, Rupert Lackey, John Howard, Randy Strickland, Randy Anderson, Randy Avinger, David Webster, Coach Bill Joye. So, you caught one, too! Huh? This is a Journalism Class?! 151 NHS Inductions 1971 New Members: Jane Albright Bobby Austin Ricky Bason Jeanette Beaudry Tom Boney Doug Bradburn Anne Brewer Steve Crouse Mike Deason Chery! Faulkner Daryl Gilbert Jeff Holsonback Bob Hooker Keith Huff Vicky Jones Cindy Leach Helen Meredith Edward Patten Carolyn White 152 LARRY Campaign managers were busy designing, their candidates. rec Elections cad CP painting, and hanging posters for On Friday, April 2, and Tuesday, April 6, votes were cast for the election of the follow- ing year’s student council officers. Tom Bon President The Cafeteria was adorned with campaign banners which fell on students as they waited for their lunches! 153 Twirp The week of May 3-7, 1971 was declared Twirp Week by the Keyettes. On Friday, May 7, Twirp Court was held during an assembly. Love is a what? Do it, Patterson! ‘71 WAG Presentation On May 12, 1971, the 1971 WAG was presented to the students of Graham High during an assembly. The theme song, “The Circle Game”, was sung by Steve Smith. The Three What? “Yesterday a child came out to wander,...”’ 154 Prom On April 23, 1971, the Junior Class of Graham High honored the Seniors with a prom. The theme was “Oriental Gardens.’ The following students were waiters and waitresses: Steve Austin, Dewitt Mebane, Mike Motsinger, Edward Patten, Curtis Rich, Blair Woodard, Jane Albright, Jean Allen, Leslie Hearn, Linda Hemphill, Tricia Newlin, and Barbara Thaxton. The music was provided by the Royal Kings of Virginia. Tim Wightman and Lissette Castro were crowned King and Queen of the prom. Entertainment for the King and Queen was provided by the waiters and waitresses! 155 After-the-Prom Party An “‘After-the-Prom” party was sponsored by the Juniors’ parents at the YMCA. All of the sports facilities were open to the students who attended. You look scared, Austin! 156 1971 Senior After much hard work and determination, the senior class presented Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World on May 21-22, 1971. 157 1971 Senior Play LE penne 158 Brave New World 159 Bacealainreaite The Baccalaureate service for the graduating Seniors was held in the school auditorium on Sunday night, May 30, 1971. The Reverend W. Blake Wright was the speaker for the service. Rev. W. Blake Wright 160 Grocmatloneo 71 The graduation ceremony was held on June 2, 1971 in the newly-remodeled J. K. Malone Stadium. Eeeomnnscenercncunene F nceecnomeremnn = ee William Mebane presented the Senior Class gift. 161 GH S BandarGradiranon Becky Bohannon, Karla Alwood, Billie Jo Elkin, Dana Stafford — Chief, Sue Stewart, Cynthia Brown, Mark Bailey, Janet Flippin, Buddy Whitesell, Cynthia Leach, Bonita Basnight. Not pictured — Ricky Thompson. 162 LZ6L JO sse[) PUL 163 randeu Jeanette Beaudry 228-7981 The 1971 WAG staff would like to thank the following parents of the graduating class of 1971. these parents have helped to finance the ’71 WAG. Compliments of The Parents of the Class of ’71 Mr. Mrs. J. G. AllisonY Mr. Mrs. R. H. Annon Mr. Mrs. Bruce Bailey Mr. Mrs. Robert G. Bennett Mr. Mrs. Calvin K. Best Mr. Mrs. David L. Bryan Mr. Mrs. J.S. Beaudry Mr. Mrs. William Campbell Mrs. Dorothy Cheek Mr. Mrs. R. W. Coleman Mr. Mrs. Charlie Compton Mr. Mrs. James C. Dougherty ah y Yo ! Mr. Mrs. Buster Evans Mr. Mrs. Harvey Foushee Mr. Mrs. Fuller Mrs. Eleanor Foust Mr. Mrs. Charles H. Hyder Mr. Mrs. Raymond E. Heath Mr. Mrs. Robert V. Holt Mr. Mrs. Glenn D. Johnston Mr. Mrs. Robert C. Knight Mr. Mrs. Harvey C. Lineberry Mr. Mrs. William E. Lowe Mr. Thomas McGuire + Mr. Mrs. H. E. McLean 147 Mr. Mrs. Larry McAllister Mr. Mrs. John L. McPherson Mrs. Eldwyn Mebane Mr. Mrs. Grimes Moore Mr. Mrs. Lacey Murray Mr. Mrs. Salvatore L. Noto Mr. Mrs. Cleo Owens Mr. Mrs. E. C. Patterson Mr. Mrs. Larry S. Peterson Mr. Mrs. Charles D. Porterfield Mr. Mrs. E. R. Porter Mr. Mrs. Clyde Payne Mr. Mrs. Nathan Price Mr. Mrs. W. R. Ramsey Mr. Mrs. C. P. Reavis Mrs. Mable Rogers Mr. Mrs. Harol Sales Mrs. Mozelle Self Mr. Mrs. Herbert Smith Mr. Mrs. Vevland Smith Mr. Mrs. Haywood Strickland Mr. Mrs. Howard Wall Mrs. Geraldine Willoughby Mr. Mrs. B. F. Wood 148 the editor’s desk To the students, faculty, and administration of GHS; As the end of the school year draws near, the theme of the ’71 WAG takes on an even greater meaning of importance. It shows us all that even though we have had diverse emo- tions of this past year, along with our own trials and tribulations, we also have those people who were very close to us all during the year to always remember. I cannot look back over this past year without feeling a great sense of appreciation for our sponsors, Mrs. Ballard and Mr. Krovetz. All the help and support that they gave the WAG staff throughout this past year will not be forgotten. I also cannot help but remember the help the staff received from Mrs. Stephens, Mr. Janke, and Mr. Littlefield in developing fabulous pictures for our yearbook. I wish to thank Max Ward and Jeff Overby, our Delmar Representatives, for their services and patience over the past year. I cannot help but look back on the 1971 WAG staff. I would like to thank all those members who showed great in- terest, devotion, and especially work on this year’s WAG. I now place the responsibility of the '72 WAG on the shoulders of next year’s editor and staff with the hope that they will set high goals and continue on what we have hopefully accomplished. Most of all, I hope that you, the students, faculty, and administration will find on each and every page of the 1971 WAG meaningful moments of this past year. To all of you, I proudly present the 1971 WAG. Sincerely, Laurie Noto Editor PO Cat dy oe pleat cunt PIN a sprites Oug | ya the Aigoat (diet Uat ser et Uo Uae On DULLER Wes GOuL Lau thy) LAL ot) Onde Trunk, - ou he Une Dn ctio hard % Aw : ‘ae wel 4 g Casas a mak! ob Sate. OAL _— ; � ey aS fi an : a : : a� , J late ini noe Hea Mads Be by Ge, Jy | Le ey ee aie on = we 7 Ly Lb Ty Pape (Yee cg 0 Ol ) ; Susoia PEARCE gokvvaay © RO ULE .o f y, How Age you doing © Have you had yours Today ? Havent you, Beverly , 4nd T = ya, had Some Good dimes Together: aaa elt fad ou (I mersed up) WE HAVE FRO Some Own yeast NCE +alks Ghowt ce RtAIN Things (end | iron Costner poopie) «L Am glad you Awad ee yoked - eeS ETHER © T wish WF py oon could parFy WN da Amble- dale. her hg = all. World yas’ Like TO SAY fe oe mos! 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