Graham High School - Wag Yearbook (Graham, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1973 volume:

GRAHAM HIGH SCHOOL Graham. Noni Garona Edited by: Lynn Beaudry Eleanor Troutman Sylvia Victor TAKE TIME TO LIVE ..4 w With ite. 1 ly as Calm me more, nor let me die, before I have begun to live.” Wilfred A. Peterson TIME to absorb the thoughts of poets and philosophers, seers and prophets. RN Fie OGere ia tisic that washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life. TIME for friendships; time for talks by the fire and walks beneath the stars. Gade ‘filling | the he art with mirth, TIME for nature; time for flower gardens, trees, birds” and sunsets. ae —— 2, TIME for travel; time f pilgrimage and festival, for shrine and exhibit. TIME to love and be loved, for love is the greatest thing in the world. TIME for people; me for the _ inter- play of personalities nd the exchange TIME for. soli- tude; time to be quiet and _ alone and to look within. TIME to give of yourself, — your talents, your abilities, . devotions, convictions, that you may contribute to the onward march of man. ee TIME TO GIVE OF YOURSELF QA IKGe@ies ear 10 es a MAID OF HONOR SENIOR ATTENDANT 11 On the rain-soaked afternoon of October sixth, the 1972 Homecoming activities began. The parade commenced at four o'clock and featured floats, class attendants, sponsors and our mighty Red Devil Marching Band. During half-time of the game the homecoming court was presented to the crowd and float win- ners were announced, seniors taking first place. Climaxing half-time was the announcement of Miss Jean Allen as 1972 Homecoming Queen. Rounding out the evening, the ‘Devils’? came through with a roaring victory over Bartlett-Yan- cey (34-0), and a dance featuring Meadowbrook was enjoyed by all. TTENDANT MISS LESLIE HEARN - escorted by €urtis Rich SENIORS WIN FLOAT COMPETITION Senior Flpat JUNIOR CLASS ATTENDANTS Gwen Crawford, escort Steve Fonville Jan Core, escort Keith Taylor _ Junior Float SOPHOMORE CLASS ATTENDANTS Terry Belcher, escort Jeff Horner Lisa Woods, escort William Crumpton FRESHMAN CLASS ATTENDANTS Pat Lambe, escort William Crumpton Crystal McCraney, escort Randy Wall 12 CLUB REPRESENTATIVES 1. Chorus: Sue Hamlettyescort Perry Crutchfield 11. NHS: Helen Meredith, escort Phillip Russell 2. Band Sandra Dameron! escortRodney Dixon 12. Jr. Jav-C-Ettes: Barbara Evans, escort David Webster 3. VICA: Jurdy Dickerson, escort Gary Jefferies 13. Jr. Javcees: Janice Blaylock, escort Edward Patten 4, FHA: Cheryl Sanders, escort Keith Merrill 14. Spanish Club: Eve Carmen, escort Mike Call 5. Cheerleaders: Carrie Sue McDonald, escort David Dickerson 5. FSA: Donna Montgomery, escort Bruce Darden 6. Student Council: Debora Boger, escort John Gentry 16. FTA: Sylvia Maynard, escort Dewitt Mebane 7. Pep Club: Pam Mincy, escort Steve Copeland 17. Civinettes: Cindy Chester, escort Joey Davis 8. DAR: Jane Albright, escort David King 18. WAG: Eleanor Troutman, escort Kim Farmer 9. Key Club: Beverly Thompson, escort Vernon Newlin 19. Student Affairs: Sandra Leath, escort Dewitt Mebane lOmin Civitan: Dana Porterfield, escort Steve Branson a 20. Science Society: Sylvia Victor, escort Steve Foushee 13 PAGEANT aS On the evening of December 2, 1972, a week of hard work and frustrations came to an end. At 8:00 P.M., the lights dimmed and the Master and Mistress of ceremonies, Edward Patten and Pam Mincy, intro- duced the twelve lovely contestants, who were in casual dress, as they appeared on stage. Talent and evening gown competition followed, after which the judges left to cast votes. During the judges’ delibera- tion, the GHS Stage Band entertained. After a short interval, the three finalists were an- nounced: Miss Kay Chester, Miss Kathy Linens, and Miss Janice Blaylock took honors. The finalists were asked two questions, one humorous and one Serious. Soon, the moment arrived: Miss Janice Blaylock was crowned Miss GHS of 1973. First runner-up was Miss Linens and Second Runner-up, Miss Chester. Other awards were Miss Congeniality, Miss Eve Car- men, and Most Talented non-finalist, Miss Sue Ham- lett. MISS GHS — JANICE BLAYLOCK 14 Kaye Chester Carrie Sue McDonald ASSEMBLIES We have had several entertaining and educational assemblies this year. George Karl, Carolina basket- ball star gave us a talk on drugs. The Champions Singing Group, featuring Bob and Carol, entertained the students with contemporary religious music. As an introduction to basketball season, Coach Bowman and the Varsity Team presented an assembly on rules and techniques of basketball. OUTSTANDING SENIORS JANICE BLAYLOCK: active in sports, talented KENNETH DODSON: active in sports, shows leadership qualities DEWITT MEBANE: active in student govern- ment, shows leadership qualities il7 DEBORA BOGER: spirited cheerleader, i volved 1De@l= = OUTSTANDING SENIORS LESLIE HEARN: spirited, involved EDWARD PATTEN: academically talented, active in basketball, leader JANE ALBRIGHT: outstanding qualities, active in sports, school spirited leadership 18 JEAN ALLEN: friendly smile, spirited, in- volved STEVE CROUSE: class leader, aca- demically outstanding, spirited foot- ball player ANDY HAWKS: hard worker, involved, all around great guy CELESTE LAYTON: hard worker, cares aboutGHs Oo TUDENT Mis TIME TO CONTRIBUTE TC 20 THE ONWARD MARCH OF MAN oe 21 Bee Aol aitGrs op HOME jasipotis TIME TO GIVE OF YOUR ABILITIES VARSITY FOOTBALL Left to right, row 1: Ricky Faulkner, Keith Williams, David Hyder, Belvin Melton, Dennis Page, Andy Hawks, Curt Wood, Ray Moore; row 2: Tim Sharpe, Pat Florence, Mike Motsinger, Kenneth Dodson, Danny Dickens, Harold King, Gary Webb, Mark Thompson, Dana Haney; row 3: David Jackson, Joe Butler, Al Stubbs, Steve Crouse, Boyd Pearson, Travis Webb, Wayne Rose, Greg Clayton, Roger Smith. COACHES TRI-CAPTAINS MANAGERS Kneeling: Coach Davis, Coach Kneeling: Boyd Pearson, Steve Kneeling: Chris Jarrett, Ricky Mc- Amos; Standing: Coach _ Joye, Crouse; Standing: Travers Webb. Connall; Standing: Ray Clark, Head. Careen Neil. SENIORS Roger Smith SENIORS Dennis Page Andy Hawks 25 The Mighty Red Devil Football Team produced their finest season since 1966. The team put forth great effort and ended the ’72 season with a 7-3-0 record. The experience of the ten Seniors and the brilliant teamwork of all the squad members brought about a showing that Graham High can be proud of. The Devils came on strong by opening the season with three straight wins, and it looked as if we were going to go on to an undefeated season. But, Lady Luck hid her face, and the Red Devils lost the next two games. Homecoming rolled around, bringing Bartlett — Yancey to test the Devils’ fire, but they were unprepared to meet the Devils’ determination not to make it loss number three. Our team got it all together that rain- soaked night and smashed the opposition, reaping a victory which proved to be the turning point of the sea- son. Some of the fire was taken out, though, as the Red Devils were defeated by the Ragsdale Tigers. Our Devils rallied from this defeat and finished the season with a three-game winning streak. Give em’ Hell Devils!! 26 DEVILS HAVE WINNING SEASON Mate Sy i Aetna t JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Left to Right, row 1: Bobby Rhodes, Ken Gaddy, Steve Pryor, Randy Thompson, Gerald Robertson, Steve Page, Mike Motley, Howard Matkins, Ray Morris, Paul Andrews; row 2: Tommy Wright, Tim Stout, Leonard Carter, Phil Hughes, Johnny Harris, Vaughn Willoughby, Lee Holt, Terry McAdoo, Kenneth Perkins, Reid Woodard; row 3: Gary Merrill, Kenny Davis, John Beaudry, Keith Lee, Brad Bennett, Jeff Jones, Brian Thornburg, James Cheek, Jessie Per- kins, Keith Pearson, Ronald Massey. COACHES TRI-CAPTAINS Kent Davis, Head John Beaudry Chris Jones Johnny Harris weekly alternate The Junior Varsity put in a good season this year with a 6-3-1 record. After losing the first game against Cummings, Graham bounced back to win the next two games by over-powering ° margins. The third game, which was forfeited by Southeast, gave us a 3-1 record. Losing to Bart- lett-Yancey six to nothing dampened the team’s spirits, but the boys came around and finished the season by winning two, losing one and tying one. The J.V.’s fine efforts landed them the runner- up position in the Mid-State and City-County Championship. VARSITY BASKETBALL Left to right, kneeling: Bruce Darden, Blair Woodard, Chuck Reavis, standing: Edward Patten, Gary Jeffries, Boyd Pearson, Curtis Rich, Eric Troutman, John Gentry, Careen Neal, Steve Copeland, Chip Pennix. Opponent GHS 78 Thomasville 59 59 Bartlett-Yancey 57 66 Eastern 74 53 Northeast 54 60 Southeast 68 55 Northwest WN 65 Cummings 85 64 Williams 48 69 Eastern 59 69 Cummings 83 64 Southern 73 58 Thomasville 56 66 Ragsdale 67 54 Bartlett-Yancey 58 54 Eastern 82 8 Northeast 58 STARTERS 43 Southeast 49 Curtis Rich 50 92 Western 61 Edward Patten 22 65 Northwest Fe Careen Neal 32 45 Southern 55 Boyd Pearson 44 Chip Pennix 40 30 DEVILS HAVE VERY SUCCESSFUL SEASON! Boyd Pearson Gary Jeffries Curtis Rich Edward Patten Coach Bowman Sil Blair Woodard The Mighty Red Devil Varsity Team had a sensa- tional season this year with a 14-2-0 conference record. Our starting five was a little odd, consisting of three seniors and two freshmen, but the combination proved fatal for our opponents. The whole team put forth great effort all through the season. After leading the conference through almost the whole season, Graham looks to go far in the Mid-State Tournament! Yeah! Yeah! H——— Yeah! pee'te ern LEVI COUNTRY 32 GIRLS’ VARSIDY BAsSkEtBArE Left to right, row 1: Eve Carmen, Jane Albright, Sherri Pickard, Janice Blaylock, row 2: Lynn Briggs, Cindy Woodford, Pat Pickard, Dale Strigo, row 3: Donna Strickland, Sandra Hooker. GIRLS HAVE WINNING SEASON! becssé ss Beth wes traine’, VICTORY! 3k Suicides, sweat, hitting 20 lay-ups in a row, and long practices paid off for our Girls’ Varsity as they worked their way to the Number 1 position in the conference. They won 17 games against a single loss to Ragsdale, who was tied for Number 1 position. Led by four seniors, the team was co ached by Mrs. Anne Maynard. This was the first year the girls played directly before the boys’ nightcap game and a large crowd turned out to support them. Our Red Devil Spirit encouraged both teams. This year we can truly say, “We’re Number One.” JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Left to right, row 1: Gary Webb, Curt Wood, David Dickerson, Greg Crisp, Phil Hughes, Ronald Massey, Danny Dickerson, row 2: Dennis Reynolds, Willie Moore, Keith Pearson, Ricky Boger, Mike Hester, Don Moses, Micheal Baldwin. eyeneicenesssronenemonainennsncortret Si GIRES JUNIOR W AK TIGR KeEaliiae le Left to right, row 1: Beverly Isley, Mrs. Privette, Lois Forbes. row 2: Sue Douglas, Lisa Melton, Debbie Overby, row 3: June Pennix, June Norman, Beverly Carter, Pat Lawless, Anne Pearson, Debbie Kaner, Barbara Harden, Vanessa Fuller. Left to right, Vickie Bunker, Sandra Hooker, Lisa Melton, Ann Donaldson, Robin Foust, Sissy Allen, Susan Paris, Beth Pierce, Kay Chester, Terry Franklin — Head. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS VARSITY CHEEREEADERS Left to right, kneeling: Marsha Worley, Sharon Alwood, Tricia Newlin, head; Carrie Sue McDonald, Jo Anne Dickerson; standing: Debbie Stout, Jean Allen, Debora Boger, Leslie Hearn, Kitty Moore, Pam Mincy. 40 Debora Boger Pam Mincy Leslie Hearn Ge e@u se 7 Tricia Newlin Jean Allen Carrie Sue McDonald 41 WRESTLING Left to right, row 1: Kenny Morrow, Dennis Page, Andy Hawks, Gerald Robertson, row 2: Ervin Bowser, Jaycee Enoch, Steve Page, Daniel Tapper, Ricky Jones, Johnny Hinton, row 3: Belvin Melton, Ricky Thompson, Mike Ellington, Ronnie Morrow, Bobby Rhodes, Mark Thompson. (A ot pi 42 Left to right, row 1: Lisa Starnes, row 2: Cheryl Beagle, Teresa Frazier, Gwen Mebane, Sharon Murphy, Joyce Wyatte, Sharon Martin, Tammy Allen, row 3: Ilda Baxter, Angela James, Debbie McSwain, Valjean Miles, Jan Douglas, Angela Mims, Josie Watkins, Carolyn Neil. Rig, x s s 5 a so ARANDA casa napesNAsoreNHORRe ACADEMICS ; ) @ SEDAN TO) ABSORB EOE Gils SCIENCE ‘Se RR Hea laa he 46 ENGLISH 47 48 SOCIAL oO TUDIES 49 MATH 50 FOREIGN LANGUAGES in Meneses 51 . VOCATIONS 52 53 ORGANIZATIONS aN tara ©) ke FRIENDSHIPS ‘ TFHOACOND AZmMOUCHN HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES: Left to right, row 1: Pat Hatch, Tina Allen, Debbie Patterson, Beth Pierce, Brian Thornburg, Karen Cooper, Robin Foust, Ronald Massey, Reggie Robertson, row 2: Eliza- beth Cook, Lisa Euliss, Susan Harris, Ann Donaldson, Cindy Camp, Vickie Brown, Bill Hooker, row 3: Beverly Isley, Sharon Alwood, Lynn Harrison, Dale Strigo, Cindy Woodford, Patty Shambley, Pat Florence, Reid Woodard, row 4: Ray Clark, Steve Page, Jo Anne Dickerson, Callie Sue Pennix, Sylvia Maynard, Bob Hooker, Beth Belcher, Debora Boger, Steve Crouse, row 5: Enzer Packingham, Ellen Coble, Jane Albright, Pam Mincy, Roger Smith, Kenneth Dod COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN: Left to right, row 1: Carolyn White, Ellen Coble, Pam Mincy, Helen Meredith, Dee Jarrett, Celeste Layton, row 2: Beth Belcher, Liza Sharpe, Eleanor Troutman, Joyce Chadwick, Gail Stubbs, Cathy Gillespie, Sherri Pickard, row 3: Doug Bradburn, Eddie McKinnon, Blair Woodard, Roger Smith, Eve Carmen, Russell Compton, Edward Patten, Janice Blaylock, Steve Crouse. 56 meh G= t BEY Angela Cheek Secretary — president — Pat Florence Vice Jane Albright President — Debora Boger Parliamentarian — Reid Woodard Treasurer — 57 Cale-©-Gram Left to right, row 1: Carol Kitsinger, Delores Perry, Joyce Bradburn, Vanessa Enoch, Cindy Wood, Gwen Crawford; row 2: Joyce Chadwick, Selena Stadler, Sandra Avinger, Randy Roupe, Mac Peters, Steve Harvey. Editorial Board, left to right: Gwen Crawford; Sandra Avinger; Carol Kitsinger; Joyce Chadwick, Editor. 58 Left to right, row 1: Bonnie Blalock, Lynn Beaudry, Perry Lopez, Lois Forbes, Carrie Jo Compton, Vicki Bowman, Dellie Hallsey, Sylvia Victor, Mac Peters, Eric Brown, row 2: Debbie Patterson, Perry Warren, Dana Haney, John Beaudry, Eleanor Troutman, Roger Williams, Steve Howell, Danny Ayers, Miss Faircloth. Top to bottom: Eleanor Troutman, Editor-in- Chief, Sylvia Victor, Lynn Beaudry, Assistant Co-editors, Miss Faircloth, Advisor. 59 OFFICE ASSISTANTS eh seis, a FARRER ESA Left to right, row 1: Tricia Newlin, Vickie Brown, Terry McAdoo, Remona Enoch, David Hyder, row 2: Cindy Camp, Liza Sharpe, Debra Boger, Cindy Woodford, J. W. Davis, row 3: Phillip Russell, Ray Moore, Chris Clark, Edward Patten, Terry Smith. Left to right, sitting: Anita Martin, Selena Stadler, Pam Mincy, Terry Franklin, Kathy Clapp, Maureen McGuire, standing: Craig Williams, Denny Tate, Ken Kapp, Doug Bradburn, Keith Merrill, Randy Avinger, Bill Peters. 60 N HAPrHNHMnNnP WPr aif ee Left to right, sitting: Denise King, Pam Boswell, Robin Foust, Beth Pierce, standing: Allen Preddy, Jeff Jones, Ray Clark, Eve Carmen, Lynn Boswell, Sandra Baker, Susan Jones. NHAPrPHANHNNYF KAPAWHEM BUS DRIVERS ae x NE a Left to right, row 1: Tim Sykes, Janice Blaylock, Carolyn White, Sandra Leath, Gwen Motley, Lancy Wade, Thomas Baldwin, row 2: Eddie McKinnon, Daniel Tapper, Gary Enoch, Tommy Clemmons, Jean Riley, Mike Sealy, Sherri Pickard, Clara Wilson, Lutitia Brown, Neal McKinney, Sue Kinser, Dwight Packingham, Pam Wilson. 61 JUNIOR JAYCEES Left to right, row 1: Mark Thompson, Steve Austin, Dick Call, Steve Hodgins, Mike Sealy, Perry Lopez, Terry Clemmons, Myron Hunter, Steve Bradshaw, row 2: Steve Holley, Terry Creech, John Beaudry, Lee Stewart, Johnny Isley, Tommy Clemmons, Hal Ward, Steve Foushee, John Gentry, Jeff Jones, Ricky Boger, Danny Dickens, Randy Stainback, Kevin Hunter. iti Ke Mie OM Officers, Left to right: Steve Foushee, State Secretary; Jeff Jones, Chaplain; Lee Stewart, Vice-president; Tommy Clemmons, President; Mark Thompson, Secretary; Danny Dickens, Treasurer. 62 JUNIOR JAY-C-ETTES SRS Left to right, row 1: Barbara Evans, Deann Bradshaw, Chery! Beagle, Pam Flythe, Helen Meredith, Carolyn White, Ann Ingle, Mary Heckman, row 2: Annette Goodson, Dawn Wilson, Brenda Brady, Tammy Allen, Gwen Crawford, Pam Mincy, Deborah Albright, Cheryl Sanders, Sylvia McKinney, Vickie Pierce, Elaine Pullen, row 3: Lynn Beaudry, Sandra Avinger, Penny Norman, Becky Lane, Faye Phillips, Lisa Euliss, Lois Forbes, Eleanor Troutman, Liza Sharpe, Sylvia Victor, Georgette Honeycutt, Vicky Ashburn, Tanya Pulliam. ts THB S PPePee PR. roma TRS Pi) } Ve bid roeds Bei viele Officers, Left to right: Lois Forbes, Chaplain; Mary Heckman, President; Gwen Crawford, Junior Representative; Lisa Euliss, Secretary; Ann Ingle, Vice-president; Cheryl Beagle, Sophomore Representative; Georgette Honeycutt, Senior Represen- tative; Lynn Beaudry, Treasurer; Barbara Evans, Projects Chairman. 63 Left to right, row 1: Bobby Rhodes, Ricky McDaniel, Chuck Reavis, Andy Hawks, Bob Hooker, Vaughn Willowby, Bill Bohannon, row 2: Al Stubbs, Perry Warren, Buddy Miller, Doug Bradburn, Russell Compton, Keith Merrill, Ernie Nolan, Steve Crouse. Officers, Left to right: Chuck Reavis, Secretary; Keith Merrill, Treasurer; Al Stubbs, Vice-president; Steve Crouse, President; Andy Hawks, Sergeant-at-Arms; Bob Hook- er, Chaplain. 64 JWNIOR GIV INE TTES Left to right, row 1: Joan Wightman, Dana Porterfield, Vickie Brown, Patti Pierce, Ann Donaldson, Annette Allen, Dee Simpson, Marsha Worley, Cindy Chester, row 2: Lynn Boswell, Donna Teer, Dee Jarrett, Pattie Shambley, Kathy Gillespie, Sharon Murphy, Cathy Peterson, Marsha McKracken, Ellen Coble, Jean Allen, row 3: Eve Car- men, Gwen Howell, Kay Chester, Pam Boswell, Cindy Gurganious, Debora Boger, Susan Wheeler, Kitty Moore, Kathy Linens. Officers, Left to right: Lynn Boswell, Vice-president; Mar- LECTURE ROOM 80. 7” al sha McKracken, ‘Treasurer; Cindy. Chester, Secretary; Jean Allen, President. 65 INTERACT Left to right, row 1: Daniel Tapper, Roger Smith, Gary Webb, Curt Wood, row 2: Eddie Lowe, Jeff Horner, Belvin Melton, Tony Dawkins, Mike Motsinger, Travers Webb, Joe Butler, Jimmie Moser, David Hyder, Ray Moore, row 3: Boyd Pearson, Ricky Albright, Perry Lopez, Keith Williams. 66 KEYETTES Left to right, row 1: Cathy Lindsey, Celeste Layton, Leslie Hearn, Janice Blaylock, Beth Belcher, Jane Albright, Tricia Newlin, Jan Garner, Pam Holt, row 2: Susan Harris, Dale Strigo, Lois Edwards, Cheryl Guthrie, Susie Webster, Georgia Leach, Margaret Harrington, Kathy Clapp, Kathy Luke, Debbie Stout, Terry Franklin, row 3: Beverly Thompson, Cindy Harden, Sandra Damaron, Cindy Woodford, Sharon Alwood, Joyce Chadwick, Cathy Carroll, Donna Montgomery. i i Rte vy. Officers, Left to right: Leslie Hearn, President; Celeste seertone@etrotary Sharon Alwood, Treasurer, i 67 BAND: Concert and Marching Row 1, |. to r.: Debbie Stout, Eric Brown, Eleanor Troutman, Johnny Foushee, Beverly Dameron, Cindy Moore, Margaret Fray; row 2: Cindy Cobb, Denise Adams, Lisa Euliss, Ervin Bowser, Sammy Taylor, Hugh Bradshaw, Kathy Boswell, Sherri Hanford, Eric Troutman, Mark Martin, @@aaeiierom, Mac Peters, Sherry Foust, Steve Holley, Ricky Steele; row 3: Mark Teer, Danny Ayers, Teresa Cole, Mark Ward, Tom Ragle, Ronald Bunton, Reid Woodard, Johnny Isley, Steve Foushee, Daryl Tuttle, Carl Moore, Hal Ward, Lloyd Morrow, Mike Jarrett, Steve Howell, Kim Farmer, Randy Trussell, Terry Creech; row 4: Annette Beckwith, Keith Moore, Kevin Tate, Herbie Sulley, Tommy Clemmons, Steve Harvey, Paul Andrews, Allen Preddy, Mr. John Fowler. 7th Period Concert Band Rehearsal ¢ GHS Hosts Western High Band 68 ee 2 1 | a 1 i. 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Junior representative Troutman, Senior representative; Debbie Stout, Tommy Clemmons, band captain; tative; Danny Ayers BAND COUNCIL, ‘MAJORETTES, left to right Dameron. 69 J BAND: Jazz Ensemble Left to right: Saxophone — Allen Preddy, Ricky Steele, Steve Holley; Trombone — Terry Creech, Randy Trus- sell, Kim Farmer; Trumpet — Steve Foushee, Mark Martin, Tim Turner, Johnny Isley; Guitar — Rodney Dixon; Bass — Hal Ward; Piano — Eleanor Troutman; Drums — Tommy Clemmons. 70 The Marching Band got off to a relatively slow start this year due to a sudden change in directors. But they were able to get it together and make some fine performances on the football field at half time. The band also went to the Cary Band Festival at Cary, North Carolina, on November 11, 1972. Our Marching Band also marched in the G.H.S. Homecoming parade and the Graham Christmas parade. This year there was a course offered during sixth period for the seventeen members of the G.H.S. Jazz Ensemble. Their music included everything from old blues to modern rock. Their appearances this year included the Miss G.H.S. Pageant, the WAG staff dance, the Alamance County Democratic rally, the Belk-Beck Christmas party and performances at other schools in the Graham area. 71 LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Left to right, row 1: Susan Paris, Leslie King, Dellie Hallsey, Selena Stadler, Jeff Euliss, Robin Self, Pat Lawless, Susan Harris, Anne Miller, Ernie Nolen, Susan Perry, Reid Woodard, Vicky Bunker, Kenny Martin; row 2: Desirée Morrow, Anita Martin, Mary Wood, Doug Fuller, Ray Clark, Danny Ayers, Kim Chadwick, Lisa Euliss, Susan Wheeler. HHH OFFICERS, left to right: Ernie Nolan, Sec.; Mary Hayes Wood, Bd. of Dir.; Doug Fuller, Treas.; Susan Harris, Pres.; Kenny Martin, Vice-Pres.; Ray Clark, Bdrol Wir EL CLUB DE ESPANOL Left to right, row 1: Sylvia Maynard, Janie Robertson, Terry Wright, Karen Tucker, Deborah Wrenn, Helen Mere- dith, Pam Flythe, Paulette Ketner, Denise Saunders, Peggy Roper, Donna Edmunds; row 2: Eileen Russell, Randy Avinger, Barry Black, Cathy Best, Denise Andrews, Eleanor Troutman, Sylvia Victor, Cathy Carroll, Patty Shambley, Kathy Luke, Kay Barbour, Brenda Brady; row 3: Craig Williams, Al Stubbs, Andy Carmen, Donald Combs, Vickie Brown, Cindy Camp, Joey Davis, Dale Strigo, Annette Allen, Cindy Woodford, Jane Albright, Eve Carmen, Vicky Porter. OFFICERS, left to right: Al Stubbs, Vice President; Patty Shambly, Secretary; Eve Carmen, President; Annette Allen, Treasurer. 73 SCIENCE SOCIETY Left to right, row 1: Richard Lytle, Bobby McMillen, Pam Flythe, Mike Jarret, Dale Teer, Mark Teer, Phil Binkley, Yvette Bowling, Carol Kitsinger, Tammy Milsap, Donna Langly, Joann Foust, Barbara Bowers, Teresa Wall, Liza Sharpe, Cindy Moore; row 2: Denise Sanders, Kaye Huff, Tim Gray, Bill Hooker, Jeff Webster, Carl Moore, Cindy Garrett, Carolyn Weaver, Ingo Schappacher, David Lamar, Pat Lambe, Annette Jones, Anita Martin; row 3: Eric Brown, Mac Peters, Reid Woodard, Ronald Mauney, Johnny Foushee, Chris Jarrett, Randy Stainback, Lloyd Morrow, Randy Roupe; row 4: Larry Jordon, Ray Clark, Terry Creech, Ken Kapp, Randy Avinger, Claus Lex, Mark Thompson, Doug Bradburn, Perry Warren, Keith Merrill, Bill Peters, Steve Pryor, Jay Murr, Darryl Tuttle, Lee Stewart, Gary Enoch. OFFICERS, left to right, row 1: Randy Stainback, Publicity Chairman; Steve Pryor, Trea- surer; Anita Martin, Secretary; Carol Kitsinger, President; row 2: Gary Enoch, Liaison Offi- cer; Perry Warren, Director of Activities; Reid Woodard, Vice President; Ray Clark, S.O.S. Chairman. 74 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Left to right, row 1: Cathy Parrish, Ellen Coble, Sandra Avinger, Helen Meredith, Rebecca Willis, Gail Harrison, Cathy Lindsey, Eve Carmen; row 2: Beverly Thom , Eleg : an, Lisa Euliss, Tucretia Madren, Leslie Hearn, Edward Patten, Mike Davis; row 3: Russell Compton, James Black, Bob Hooker, Doug Bradburn, Perry Crutchfield, Blair Woodard, Sharon Alwood, Pam Mincy, Jane Albright, Steve Crouse, Gary Enoch. NATIONAL OFFICERS, left to right: Cathy Parrish, Treasurer; Lisa Euliss, Secretary; Blair Woodard, Vice President; Helen Meredith, President. 75 6? @° co sue ‘ Ys y FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Left to right, row 1: Lynn Pickard, Chuck Wade, Dewitt Mebane, James Kimber, Michael Jeffries, Don Moses, Ray Holmes, William Crumpton, Benny Shaw, Victor Jeffri es; row 2: Tommy Baldwin, John Howard, Ricky McConnell, Steve Mullis, Mike Fluty, Barry Coble, Mike Dobbs, Eric Albright, Steve Burggen, Billy Bunting, Kim Ingle; row 3: Carl Bush, Ricky Jones, Ronald James, Glen Garner, Kem Gaddy, Keith Howell, Steve Parrott, ‘Neil McKinney, Russell Holt. 76 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA ,,.«, e - Left to right, row 1: Mrs. Foushee, Kathy Boone, Teresa Frazier, Rosemary Brown, Letha Gum, Terry Wright, Pam Flythe, Cheryl Sanders, Kala Glenn, Patti Butler, Carol Kitsinger; row 2: Deborah Wrenn, % Sue Hamlet, Sandra Campbell, Loretta Walker, Vicki Mebane, Bonnie Cook, Deloris Perry, Vickie Re Pierce, Cathy Sanders, Cynthia Glenn, Vickie Cole, Tanya Pulliam, Terry Lineberry. OFFICERS, left to right: Deborah Wrenn, Ser- geant-at-arms; Letha Gumm, Treasurer; Teresa , Frazier, Chaplain; Rasemary Brown, Song Leadw er; row 2: Vickie Mebane, Program Chairman; Delores Perry, Vice-president; Cheryl Sanders, President; Loretta Walker, Song Leader; Mrs. Foushee, Advisor. 77 FUTURE SECRETARIES OF AMERICA Left to right, row 1: Vicky Vincent, Donna Montgomery, Becky Willis, Debbie Roberts, Gail Harrison, Jean Allen, Cindy Chester; row 2: Sherry Gantt, Joan Wightman, Melinda Whittemore, Becky Lane, Penny Norman, Candy Boyd, Elaine Phillips, Celeste Layton, Lynn Boswell. Officers Lynn Boswell — Treas. GaillMarrison —.wW ice-eres: Donna Montgomery — Pres. Becky Willis — Sec. 78 VICA AND DECAs3 s % ) 4 3 Left to right, row 1: Ronnie Moore, Randy Minor, Judy Dickerson, Remonia Enoch, Rebekah Cornelius, Joyce Quackenbush; row 2: Dewight Packingham, Billy Crabtree, James Black, Harold King, Steve Conklin, James Shropshire; row 3: Billy Chambers, James Kimber, Danny McBroom, Tony Modlin, Wayne Rice, Al Campbell. Left to right, row 1: Neil Miller, Belvin Melton, Chris Clark, John Howard, Clifford Odum, Mark Wilson, Kenneth Roach, Mike Riggen, Dennis Hodge; row 2: Junior Hinshaw, Jeff Horner, Reneé Roberson, Dennise Page, Tucretia Madren, Jean Baker, Debbie Albright, Cathy Cole, Danny Hargrove; row 3: Keith Ingram, Johnny DeHart, J. W. Davis, Cindy Carter, Pam Rhue, Betty Sexton, Anne Townsend, Judy Phillips, Donna Somers, Toby Mullis, Robbie Evenhart; row 4: Janet Manuel, Becky Lane, Penny Norman, Candy Boyd, Debbie Isley, Diane Tate, Delarious Richmond, Seletha Crisp, Teresa Wyatt. Sharon Wiley. 79 CLASSES A TIME FOI 80 81 Lb bGO0O OG = cial ) FACULTY ADMINISTRATION “oer nenen nnn ine BSS SEEEERE MR. DARWIN SOWERS, PRINCIPAL Coach Bill Joye, Assistant Principal Mr. Billy Adams, Assistant Principal 82 Mrs. Ann Robertson, Secretary Mrs. Betty Thornburg, Asst. Secretary Mr. Handy Senior, Jr. Mr. Charles Trollinger Custodian Custodian CAFETERIA STAFF, Left to right, row 1: Mrs. Nell Lindley, Mrs. Ruby Alexander, Mrs. Jackie Avinger, Mrs. Glenda Andrews, Mrs. Agatha Andrews; row 2: Mrs. Louise Paylor, Mrs. Francis Moser, Mrs. Elizabeth Trollinger, Mrs. Glenda Fuller. Mrs. Bettye Rogers Teacher’s assistant Mrs. Val Peters Guidance Mr. Beecher Clapp Guidance, English Mrs. Faye Collins English Mrs. Jacqueline Hairston English Mrs. Eleanor Privette English Mrs. Diane Setzer English Mrs. Melissa Biba Spanish Miss Doris Faircloth French, German Mrs. Aileen Foushee Home Ec. Mrs. Brenda Payne Family Life Mrs. Vee Chandler U.S. History PAOILILIPY? Mrs. Wanda Fleming Civics Mrs. Maxine Lane Geometry 84 FACULTY Miss Linda Wade Gen. Math, Algebra I Mr. Kent Davis Biology, Phys. Science Mr. James Henry Phys. Science, Chemistry Mr. Gerado Madrazo Biology Mrs. Donna Oliver Biology Mrs. Annie Maynard Health P. E. Coach Bill Joye Ass’t Principal Mr. Bill Adams Ass’t Principal Mr. John Fowler Band Mrs. Betty Ruth Art Mrs. Julia Waugh Special Ed., Art Mrs. Carolyn Gaye Typing Mr. Jerry Littlefield Graphics Mrs. Ervine Perdue Typing, Bookkeeping Business English Mr. Odis Robertson Auto Mechanics 85 o— ass oi So LUREKH ( agreement PVANGIONE IP 86 cal ca as ab ai Ss = a cal ee cal op) rah Ann Albright ane Gibson Albright iam Richard Albright Jean Carol Allen ond Maurice Allen i , ‘Randy Alan Avinger reas - Joni Gwen Barbour eM, Allen Craig Barnett Barbara Lynn Beaudry _Tabetha Leigh Belcher Floyd James Black Janice Lynn Blaylock Debora Renai Boger iS Steve Allen Austin _ Jean Gray Baker ry p Se Bs ut a t Lae, SENIORS 88 CLASS OF ‘73 89 | Jeffrey Lynn Carter | Robert Lee Ch ampion - Cynthia ae Chester - Alexis Beth Clayton Sienhes Gaye Crouee: Do nna Lynn Boswell _ Candace Gayle Boyd Douglas Wayne Brad burn : - Michael Calvin Call Al Eugene Campbell LEM Ne Eve Elizabeth Carmen ‘ Debbie Riley Carter. Joyce Anne Chadwick ‘ Thomas Edward Clemmon Ellen Clem ent Coble. Russell Norman Compton William Curtis Crumpton Perry Lynn Crutchfield Sandra Kay Dameron jose Walter Davis | Judy Kay Dickerson. Rodney Daryl Dixon Kenneth Wayne Dodson Remonia Anita Enoch Barbara Ann Evans Mary Ann Ezzell Carolyn Ann Faucette - Ricky Carl Fitch Franklin Steve Fonville Betty Marie Foster Stephen Ross Foushee Sherry Lee Foust — - Sherry Lynn Gantt - Shelby Jan Garner Mary Jane Gilbert. - Sue Carol Hamlett Janet Ann Harrison ee Andrew Hawks Curtis Childress Hinkle Pamela Arnette Holt : Robert Louis Hooker Jeff Lee Horner - Gwendolyn R. Howell _ Charles David Hyder Margaret Ann Ingle Gwen Kay Isley | Desiree Dawn Jarrett Rebecca Lynn Lane Celeste Yvonne Layton | “Beverly Victoria Guthrie ail Louise Harrison elie Bea Hearn a Louise Heckman - Russell Lamuel Holt Margaret G. Honeycutt . CLASS OF '73 90 CLASS OF '73 91 Cathy Dawn Linsey ‘Neal Franklin McKinney Dewitt Franklin Mebane Belvin Everette Melton Helen Aimee Meredith Keith Allen Merrill — FR _ Milton Monroe Miller, Jr. _ Doane Lee Menioner, : Desiree Kay Morrow — ei Bessie Marie Moore Sandra Ke Leath - Terry Karen Fincher? Tucretia Cheryl Midvont Caley Diane Marlowe tage Connie Rochelle McAd ms Richard Charles McD Carrie Sue: McDonald ; Eddie Howser McKin James Monroe Moser Michael Charles Motsinger Randy Neal Miller Pamela Gail Mincy_ Ricky Alan Minor Steven Gary Minor Tony Lee Modlin. | Toby Lynn Mullis. Patricia Holt Newlin Thomas Vernon Newlin Connie Marie Newton Penny Ellen Norman Carole Anne Ousley Steve Michael Owen Enzer C. Packingham ‘Edward Allen Patten Donald Boyd Pearson, Jr. vad Ann Phillips ‘Dennis Lynn Pickard - Charles D. Porterfield ae Kates Dana Porterf ield any P. pine he Roena Quakenbush synthia Lynette Ray Wayne Lewis Rice ehbic ky Ra berts ie Pearl Robertson hael John, Robinson S, Jean Rogers ge Hai Bacers C 1arles Andrew Russell Phillip. Wendall Russell James C. Shropshire “Debbie Lea Sizemore Roger C. Smith Terry Lynn Smith Elaine Phillips urtis EE Rich ichael Louis Roche” Cheryl Elaine Russell pesbeth M. Sharpe f Walon L. Shoffner GLASS OF 273 92 DLT 7 PoaeDe oets cole 4. VARIETAL ALS 4 A NARRAANAARRAAANSSERRERERAN CLASS OF 73 ; Belinda Lujean Spainhour Greg Lynn Spears Beverly Carol Thompson Marion Diane Tate Bonnie Gail Stubbs - Vicky Wood Thompsoi Ann L. Townsend - Eleanor Hoit Trou'ma Rosetta Van Hook ce fone Victor. er Ae pence Vincent _. Winfred Harold Ward OveliaWarren Agile Steven Warren ; Clara D. Wilson Richard Blair Woodard Josephine Woods 93 DEBORAH ANN ALBRIGHM@: FHA 1,2; Pep Club 1; WAG staff 2; FTA 1; Chorus 3; Jr. Jay-C-Ettes 3, 4. JANE GIBSON ALBRIGHT: Pep Club 1, 4; FHA 1; Stu- dent Council 1, 2 (Parliamentarian) 3, 4 (Pres.}; Band 1, 2, 3; Keyettes 2, 3 (Treas.) 4; Prom Waitress 2; National Honor Society 2, 3 (Sec.) 4; Jr. Class Pres. 3 jr Marshal SDAR Good Caauisimt Award 3; taff 2 (Spor BARBOU p Gliubas LNINGB PAO Rar GAG ter! ay-C-Ettes 3, 4 (Treas.); WA ) 4 (Editor). TA LEIGH BELCHER: Fresh. eas.; Ke mecoming Sponsor 4; Fren i, 2 (Se oard of Directors); WAG st JE. ake 3, 4: Keyettes 2, 3 (Board of Student Council 2.3; NN BLAYLOCK: Fresh. Atte Cheerleader 1, 2 (JV); Jr. Jag DEBORA RENAI BOGER: Fresh. Class V. Pres. 1; Civinettes 2; 3, 4. FIA 11 Student Council) 2737-4 French Club 3; Student Council Sec. 3, Treas 4: Basketball 2, 3: Cheerleader 3 (mascot) 4. DONNA LYNN BOSWELL: Civinettes 3, 4 (V. Pres.); FSA 4; FHA 1; Interschool Relations Committee 4. 94 CANDAGE GAYLE BOYD Spanish: Giuibas RG 3, 4; FSA 4; Pep Club 4. FLOYD JAMES BLACK: VICA 4; NHS 3, 4; Track. DOUGLAS WAYNE BRADBURN: NHS 2, 3, 4; Jr. Civitan 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; WAG staff 2 (Sports pos Tal 6-O- Graham oe Des (Sports Ed.}; Stage ( Haman Pageant 4; Bootg Sens Club Home¢eom D 1, 2, 3, 4 (Pres.); FT Aga s 2, 3, 4; Bootgirl 2, 3 @ mmittee Chairman); Intere f. 4: NHS 4: Basketball si : BVE ERIZABE Homecoming Sp Sponsor 4; Spa Gla brte2 7354: Student Counc Council 4; Lib ICK: Tale-O-Graham 4 (Ec | JOYCE ANN to s 4; Student Council 4. 3. French Club HESTER: Civinette Home CYNTHIA Sponsor 4; ep Club 1; Civinettes FSA 4; Fre b 3; Interschool Re. | mittee 4. ELLEN Marshal 3, 4; Tale-O- coe Cliibsg sb PA ti PH Agin Pe 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3 (scor Tennis RMAN COMPTON: Jr. Marsha vitan 2, 3 (Sec.) 4; French Club ; Student Council 4; Sr. Class Tre RUSS NHS staff Soe 1 REB 4 3,4 (he nt) Bask mal storian); PP WALTER DAVIS: DE Office Asst. 4; JV Football 2. ( POTTE JUDY DICKERSON: VICA Homecoming Sponsor 4; VICA; FHA; OfficeAsst.2,3; Chorus 3; Pep Clatn KENNETH WAYNE DODSON: Interact 3, 4 (Pres.); Student Council 4; Jr. Jaycees 2; Football 1, 2 (JV), 3, 4 (Varsity); Wrestling 2, 4. REMONIA ANITA ENOCH: Sr. Attendant 4; Student Affairs Committee 4; Human Relations Committee 2, 3; Student Council 3; VICA 4 (Treas.); Sr. Executive Committee 4; Lettergirl 3 (head); Chorus 1; Office Asst. 1, 2, 4; Basketball 2. VANESSA ENOCH: Girls Powderpuff Football 1. RA ANN EVANS | Bootgirl 2, 3 (Treas.}, 4 Chorus 1: Pep S 8 ck Team 2 MAE EH GILBERT GA JISE HARRISE 3 gj, a! (V. student Council 8, 4. HARRISON: FHA 1; FSA SUISE HECKMAN: Pep Clu 2, 3 (Project Chairman), 4 ( 398A HEARN: GHS Pageant 1 ‘d Runner up, talent award); Sr | ess 2; FHA 1; Pep Club 1, 2 eites 2, 3 (Sec.), 4 (Pres.); NHS § Cheerleader 1, 2 (JV), 3, 4 (Varg PAMELA ARNETTE HOLT: Keyettes 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; French Club 2, 3; Student Council 3. RUSSELL HOLT: FFA, Tennis. JEFF HORNER: Wrestling Award 2; DECA; Interact; Wrestling. 5) GWENDOLYN ROXANNE HOWELL: Civinettes 2, 3,4; Pep Club 2734; Bootgirl:2, 3; FTA. CHARLES DAVID HYDER: Key Club 2, 3, 4; Student Gouncilad 24 Human Relations’ Committee 2, 3: Sr. Committee 4; Varsity Football 3, 4; Executive bra ekeniae4s ivinettes Ale � Club 1, 2; Bootgirl 3 DESIREE DA Councils, 4 F (©) auiley 3, Pel ON Pep. Glubet ; WAG staff 2; Student CELESTE YVG ebm is Bede A 4; Keyettes 4. SEY= jr Marshal 3-H @uies 4 Niels) 8} 4s Sie, 18 h Glub 3,4: FSA 4. CATHY DAY Club 1, 2, 3f Committee 4 TUCRETIA DECA 4. Ni MADREN?: FHA 1 RICHAR Football 5 Be cDONALD: Cheerleader eerleader 4 (Mascot). CARRI ing Spo IN McKINNEY: FFA 4: Bus Dt RD McKINNON: Bus Driver Driver 2, 3, 4; Football 2 (JV)} anager 1, 2. (i BANE: Key Club 2, 3, 4; Student student Affairs Committee 4; V. eas. Jr. Class 3; Human Relatiol Wrestling 1; Football Manager 1. VERRETTE MElg ball 1, 2 (JV), 3.4 HELEN MEREDITH: Chief Jr. Marshal 3: English Award 2, 3; Latin Award 1, 2; Spanish Award 3; Out- standing Jr. Scholastic Award 3; NHS Homecoming Sponsor 4; NHS 2, 3, 4 (Pres.); Jr. Jay-C-Ettes 2 (Sec.), 3 (Chaplain) 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 8, 4; Student Council 3, 4; FTA 1, 2 (Treas.), 3 (Sec.); FHA 1; WAG staff 2 (Features Co-Ed.); Forensic Society A oe KEITH MERRILL: French Club 2, 3; Jr. Civitan 2, 3, 4 (Treas.}; Lab Asst. 4; Science Society 4. MILTON MONROE MILLER JR.: Soph. Class Pres. 3; WSML Correspondent 4; Jr. Civitan 3, 4. RANDY NEAL MILLER: Library Asst.; DEGA: BRAS 4; Pep Clu N MULLIS: Bus Driver; DEC HOLT NEWIINGS Christina r1, 2 (head, JV), 3, 4 (head Maid of Honor 4; Prom Waitr ep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Keyettes 3 4; Track 4. ERNON NEWLIN JR.: Span 3, 4(V. Pres.). EWTON: Spanish Club 2, 3; P 3 (Songleader); FSA 4; Jr. Jay-C-Ettes 3, 4; Bootgirl 2, 3; Pep Club 3; DEGA 4. ENZER COJODRA PACKINGHAM: WAG staff 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Tale-O-Graham Staff 3: Office Asst. 4; Spanish Club 3; Spirit Club 3; FSA 3; Chorus 1. 96 EDWARD ALLEN PATTEN: NHS 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Christmas Royalty 1; GHS Pageant Master of Ceremonies; Prom Waiter 2; WAG staff 1, 2; Kev Club 2, 3.4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2 (JV), 3, 4 (Varsity). DONALD BOYD PEARSON JR.: Football 1, 2 (JV), (Varsity); Basketball 1, 2 (JV); 3, 4 (V aL Golf : Tale-O-Graham Sta (Sec.); DECA 4 (Pr¢ JUDY ANN P Executive Com Clubs SHERRI LYN Team 3; Keyel 3, 4; Basketba tudent Council 2, 3, 4; B )RTERFEILD: Soph. Atte ming Bee 4; Cae KAREN DA Jr. Civitan f Soph. Cla Council 2, JOHNNY, Club; Fo } NBUSH: VICA 4 (Sec.). EITE RAY: FHA 17 DECA 456 OE: FFA 1; VIGA 4; Football 1, 3. N RILEY: FSA 4; Chorus 3; Pep | H RAY ROAGHeDEGA- FEA] Poot R | BERTSON: Jr. AMigncan: GHS - : ner up); Chorus 4333 : ); Pep Club 4; Bo 6 ve Committee 4; Jr. Jay-€ MICHEAL JOHN ROBINSON: DECA; Chess Club. MICHEAL LOUIS ROSHELLIS |r- Jaycees 1; 2)Golfi, Py, Bo By CHARLES ANDREW RUSSELL: Science Society; Bandalezas. GHERYL ELAINE SANDERS: FHA Homecoming Sponsor 4; FHA 1), 2, 3 (Sec:) 4 (Pres.); Jr. Jay-C-Ettes wae A 1) French Club 3; Chorus 1, 2: jz 2 = JAMES CAMERON SHROPSHIRE: French Club 2; Bus Driver 2, 3; Jr. Civitan 3; VICA 4. BELINDA LUJEAN SPAINHOUR: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; R MITH: Inter | 2 (JV), 3, 4( INN SMITH = istant 3,4. § DIANE TAT GAROL LT - Key Club 29 NHS 3, 4. TOWNSEND: DECA 4 § HOLT TROUTMAN: WAG@ onsor 4; WAG staff 1, 2 (Feath 1 Coordinator); 4 (Editor); Je, 3, 4; Forensic Society 2; Band | Spanish Club 3, 4; Student C Airman). YNN VICTOR: GHS Pageareas � mecoming Sponsor 4; WAG sf@ f d.); 3 (Editorial Board); 4 (Editor Jr. Jay-C-Ettes 2, 3 (Jr. Repre ajorette); Bootgirl 2; Pep Clul Bo, VICKIE FRANCIS VINCENT: FHA 1; FSA 4. WINFRED HAROLD WARD: Jr. Jaycees 3, 4; Interact 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 4; Track 3, 4. DEBRA SUE WARREN: Basketball 2 (JV): Track 2, 3, 4. GEORGE TRAV 4 (Sergeant at fairs Committe BBakevGlubd, 2, ol udent Council 4; Stut 1G staff 1; Sr. Executif Footballs s2.( Vi. V) 3 (Varsity); Wretst} mittee 4; Spa sitv); Basketb ‘Track2,.33 le CAROLYN dent Counc iia TGlulo. 2 Library Asg Jr. Marshal 3; NHS 2, 9 AG staff 3; Bus Driver 3,5 ir. Jay-C-Ettes 3, 4; Pe MELIND IGHTMAN: Civinette 2,3; Pep Club 38. LEWIS: Jr. Marshal 3; Sh 3, 4; FHA 1, 2 (Reporter), 3 fj SA 4 (Sec.). VILSON: FTA 83; Bus Driver 2 BLAIR WOODARD: Latin I Awd : — NHS 3, 4 (Ve Pres}; Prom Waib fres.; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Student C@¢ , 2 (JV), 3 (Varsity). : as a 2 See ee ) oe ene: Payne) IN MEMORY OF JAY MURR lo Wectitimivy ass lo Likesblim To Know Him Was To Love Him His Gentle Thoughts And Quiet Ways Will Remain In Our Hearts Always. 0 99 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Cathy Parrish, Treas.; Patty Shambley, Sec.; Sharon Alwood, Pres.; Terry Creech, Vice-Pres. Annette Allen Joe Allen Sharon Alwood Vicky Ashburn Sandra Avinger Jan Beagle John Beaudry Kathy Best Judy Black Mark Booth Jody Boswell Tim Bradshaw Cindy Braun Lynn Briggs Donna Brown Lutitia Brown Rosemary Brown Steve Burnette Joe Butler Dick Call Kathy Carroll Cindy Carter Kim Chadwick Billy Chambers 100 CLAS S OF ’74 101 Angela Cheek Greg Clayton Robert Cooper Steve Copeland Jan Core Joseph Cornell Gwen Crawford Terry Creech Elaine Crisp Bruce Darden Jeff Davis Kenny Davis Mike Davis Jo Anne Dickerson Jan Douglas Tommy Douglas Donna Edmonds Bruce Ellington Gary Enoch Lisa Euliss Robbie Everhart Kim Farmer Ricky Faulkner Pat Florence Lois Forbes Danny Francis John Gentry Kathy Gillespie Anita Goodson Tommy Goodwin Ronald Grubb Cindy Gurganious Cheryl Guthrie Ronnie Hamby Dana Haney Cindy Harden Danny Hargrove Margaret Harrington Candy Helderman Floyd Hinshaw Dennis Hodge Steve Hodgin CLASS OF ’74 John Howard Jeff Howell Kay Huff Keith Ingram Debbie Isley Linda Jarecki Victor Jeffries Ken Kapp Paulette Ketner Sue Kincer Harold King Sharon King Anthony Lassiter Kathy Linens Sharon Long Eddie Lowe Kathy Luke Angela Martin Mark Martin Sherry Martin Francis Maynard Sylvia Maynard Ricky McConald Sylvia McKinney Marsha McCracken Vernell McLean Tim Miles Donna Milsap Randy Minor Donnie Moore Kitty Moore Ray Moore Teresa Morris Gwen Motley Jay Murr Cathy Parrish Steve Parrott Callie Sue Pennix Jessie Perkins Billy Peters Kathy Peterson Lynn Pickard 102 CLASS OF ’74 103 Vickie Pierce Steve Pryor Elaine Pullen Carol Pyrtle Karen Qualls Chuck Reavis Bobby Rhodes Patricia Rogers Peggy Roper Betty Sexton Patty Shambley Tim Sharpe Dee Dee Simpson Patty Smith Donna Somers Beverly Stafford Deborah Stallings Randy Stainback Lee Steele Reid Stevens Karen Stewart Lee Stewart Debbie Stout Al Stubbs Tim Sykes Daniel Tapper Mark Thompson Randy Trussell Darryl Tuttle Jackie Villines Andrea Walker Patty Warren Josie Watkins Sammy Watkins John Wayne Susie Webster Susan Wheeler Cindy Whittemore Sharon Wiley Roger Williams Dawn Wilson CLASS OF ’74 Pam Wilson Cindy Woodford Marsha Worley Zip To te — Junior r - EBs SEE RD SS SIA LTO AERA 104 SOPH. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Patty Pierce, Johnny Harris, Kathy Clapp (Chairman), Cindy Camp, Jane Mansfield, Reid Woodard, Terry Franklin, Dale Strigo, Barry Black. Denise Adams Kenneth Allen Tammy Allen Tommy Allen Denise Andrews Paul Andrews Floyd Ashborn Kay Ashley Andre Baldwin Kay Barbour Terry Belcher Annette Beckwith Tammy Best Keith Beaver Debbie Bean Cheryl Beagle Steve Berggern Barry Black Dale Bigelow Yvette Bowling Barbara Bowers Pam Boswell Kathy Boswell Kathy Boone Bill Bohannon Deane Bradshaw Brenda Brady Vicki Brown Lenora Bryant Carolyn Butler David Burton Lucille Burton Patricia Burton Terri Burton Johnny Burner Billy Bunting Mike Bullis Cindy Camp Sandy Campbell Andy Carmen Lenny Carter Phyllis Caulder Al Caviness Phyllis Chambers Robin Chatman Cathy Chavis Kay Chester Terri Chriscoe Debbie Clapp Kathy Clapp Larry Clark Ray Clark Cindy Cobb Barry Coble Vickie Cole Donald Combs Carrie Jo Compton Bonnie Cook Eddie Cook Elizabeth Cook Tina Cook Sheryl Cooke Lisa Cornell Jerry Crawford Terry Crawford Greg Crisp CLASS OF ’75 CEASS OFN75 Crystal Crow Pat Crutchfield Steve Curl Mike Dabbs Beverly Dameron Alan Daughtery Carol Davis Jeanette Davis Joey Davis Danny Dickens David Dickerson Ann Donaldson Karen Eggleston Terry Enoch Rosa Evans Royce Evans Donald Faucette Pam Flythe Gloria Foster Perry Foust Terri Franklin Margaret Fray Teresa Frazur Doug Fuller Patrick Fuller Sandy Gantt Wayne Gilley Carrie Glenn Letha Gum Eddie Hall Johnny Harris Susan Harris Cathy Harvey Ronnie Hodge Steve Holley Lee Holt Sandra Hooker Phil Hughes Kevin Hunter Kim Ingle Robin Ingram Cindy Isley 107 CLASS OF ’75 David Jackson Debra James Chris Jarrett Wayne Johnson Annette Jones Jeff Jones Larry Jordan Carol Kitsinger Sharon Lamb Susan Lamb Georgia Leach Keith Lee Claus Lex Brenda Lloyd Sharon Long Vicky Lovett Keith Lute Ear! Lytle Harold Mabe Jane Mansfield Anita Martin Kenny Martin Sharon Martin Gary Maynard Danny McBroom Debbie McCab Kenny McDaniel Debbie McLendon Bobby MecMillian Charles McMillian Debbie McSwain Gerald Mebane Vicki Mebane Anne Miller Vicki Montgomery Ronnie Mooney Carl Moore Cindy Moore Julie Morrison Lloyd Morrow Don Moses Steve Mullis 108 CGUASo OFe75 Sharon Murphy Ernie Nolan Gary Padgett Joan Paglia Tina Payne Keith Pearson Kenneth Perkins Deloris Perry Susan Perry Patti Pierce Vicky Porter Allen Preddy Tanya Pulliam Nat Ramsey Leah Rascoe Teresa Ray Dennis Reynolds Tina Robertson Jim Roshelli Randy Roupe David Ruble Eileen Russell Denise Saunders Mike Self Benny Shaw Gary Shoe Bobby Smith Lisa Starnes Ricky Steele Tommy Stone Dale Strigo Calvin Stuart Herbie Sulley Nellie Summers Jody Sykes Jan Tate Dale Teer Mark Teer Glenda Thaxton Gale Thompson Mark Thompson Nancy Thompson CLASSIOF 75 Eric Troutman Clara Troxler Karen Tucker Tim Turner Faye Vaughn Kathy Viars Catherine Wade Nathanial Wade Andrea Walker Barry Walker Loretta Walker Teresa Wall Gary Webb James White Linda White Ronnie White Kathy Wilkerson Vaughn Willoughby Curt Wood Lisa Woods Perry Woodson Reid Woodard David Woolum Deborah Wrenn Terry Wright 110 iia FRESHMAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, left to right, row 1: Vickie Bowman, Robin Foust, Steve Page, Janet Jones; row 2: Mike Hester, Pat Lambe, Vickie Bunker, Mary Wood, Brian Thornburg. Eric Albright Francais Allen Tina Allen Gary Allred Christine Andrews Letitia Ashburn Patricia Ashby Danny Ayers Sandra Baker Edward Baldwin Thomas Baldwin Bonnie Barber Brad Bennett Phil Binkley Bonnie Blalock Lee Boggs Robin Boggs Pat Boswell Vicki Bowman Irving Bowser Joyce Bradburn Steve Bradshaw Steve Branson Jennifer Briggs Jackie Brinkley Holt Brooks Eric Brown Carol Bruner Vickie Bunker Jill Burke Carl Bush Patti Butler Tyson Byrd Cresa Byrum Ricky Capps Debbie Cates Kenneth Cathcart Barbara Carter Charlie Carter Sheri Catoe Debbie Caynor Gary Chavis John Chavis James Cheek Danny Childress Donna Clapp Eddie Clark Karen Clark Terry Clemmons Kathy Cole Charise Cole Steve Cole Teresa Cole Rinaldo Collins Darlene Cooper Donnell Cooper Karen Cooper Tim Costner Sharon Craven Duane Crews Elizabeth Crisp Jean Crow Charlie Crutchfield Penny Dawkins Tammy Dehart Sue Douglas CLASS OF ’76 CLASS OF ’76 Vanessa Drewy Linda Edwards Mike Ellington Karen English Jay Cee Enoch Nancy Enoch Lorainne Evans Jeff Euliss Sylvia Farrell Ricky Flood Pat Ford Robert Foster Johnny Foushee Jo Ann Foust Robin Foust Ricky Fransis Polly Fuller Iris Fuller Glen Garner Kim Gaddy Shelia Garner Cindy Garrett Randy Garrett Eddie Gentry Kala Glenn Cynthia Glenn Melinda Graves Tim Gray Guy Greene Laura Griffith Larry Grubb Susan Grubb Susan Gurganious Shelia Guthrie Billy Guthrie Dellie Hallsey Karen Hall Tammy Hall Steve Harvey Pat Hatch Cheri Handford Barbara Harden 113 CLASS OF '76 Martha Harden Amanda Harris Lynne Harrison Janice Harvey Michael Hester Bill Hooker Keith Howard Steve Howell Vickie Hill Wayne Hill Johnny Hinton Myron Hunter Beverly Isley Cathy Isley Chris Isley Angela James Michael Jeffries Cheryl Jenks } Sanewees Presse 10 Janet Jones Jesse Jones Susan Jones toward Jordan Kay Josey Dale Kimery Denise King Leslie King Wallace King Perry Lopez Richard Lytle David Lamar Pat Lambe Donna Langley Pat Lawless Laura Leger Cheryl Linde Angela Locketz Mike Long Phyllis Long Clifton Loy Randy Majors Pam Mann Mark Manning CLASS OF ’76 Sue Manning Vickie Manning Danny Martian Rosemary Martin Ronald Massey Cindy Matherly Howard Matkins Terry Macadoo Donna Maness Wanda McBroom Bobby McCracken Maureen McGuire Crystal McRainey David Mebane Gwen Mebane Lisa Melton Gary Merrill Valjean Miles Ricky Mills Ronnie Mills Tammy Millsap Angela Mims Ron Minor Roger Madlin Keith Moore Terri Moore Willie Moore Emma Morrow Robin Morrow Mike Motley Jolynn Murphy Maggie Murphy Earl Myvick Carean Neal Kim Neal June Norman Debbie Overby Steve Page Susan Paris Brian Parker Debby Patterson Anne Pearson CLASS OF '76 Bobby Perry Ricky Perry Mac Peters Beth Pierce Paul Pritchard Bobby Pool Tom Ragle Gayletha Reaves Angie Rice Ricky Richmond Clinton Riley Faye Roberts Gerald Robertson Reggie Robertson Peggy Rogers Phillip Ruble Cindy Rudd Mike Rudder Cathy Sanders Ingo Schappacher Robin Self Prisilla Sellars Smokey Sheppard Lee Shoffner Debbie Small Tony Small Jeff Smith Kim Smothery Peggy Somers Tony Sprall Selena Stadler Janet Starnes Tony Stewart Beth Stockard Tim Stout Donna Strickland Denny Tate Julie Tate Kevin Tate Keith Taylor Sammy Taylor Gary Teel 116 CRE rae ORR bEbveb did, ybd. vd Vbbbyy . 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Pat Na ah te ache Agpusual 3 oe RIO Lae ae SEGA DPM sant overlook 46 GRAHAM ST. — Ownel ? i ‘Four room home ideal for s Come see and make offer. © WAYSIDE REALTY, 226-8211 Way fe Helen Bevan leas, GUS AREA DG EB SET Shani ot 00,250 Ow, “Hide Away” FLORENCE lots of trees, wildlife and)” older ho ie rom_ everybody you should 0 “sis” beautiful 27 acres ; ce your cabin FON eaten ge a and BUILDIN shade. 2500.00, (i ne acre’ “MOON REAL i) 208-7534) ohn W. Sharpe dlizabeth Hoskins: JEW LISTING! 301 “EASTWAY LANE}. - Hurry! This one’ won’t last jong! Hey Colonial 3 pear home with carpet, built-ins, : central ; SKABLE PRICE ON Bartley RO ontnamaciuiate brie ( features tir Pia aenacieett ehh Gar ee Se pany (at om ea Bynum Sharpe Motors is where you. | tape piayer- Le it all-together : ou: ae + $1395.. 227-4385, 1972 Monte-Carlo. : Se aan VAS 9,000. miles, auto. trans., pS. ‘pb, |FORD: 1970 Maverick - condition. Sharp. $1295. a7 EETOYOMA' 1971 — Corola. Waa. “12,000. miles. $1,650, ean ate air, vinyl ® top, factory tape, Beauty! as 1972 Plymouth -Road Runner -° light blue, V8, St. drive. Like New! 1971 Pinto el 2 dr., 4 specd. red with black “interior, —-Priced—te--S4l|! de a Real’ “dre, radio, heater, qe. iS heey condition... Nice family white-black inte). ee OS. Call 227-4385. eee “EM, fame, sport Peete atipes ae autane ‘ATO. Good: conditiok sie inrasiod aa mie Tete st sell immediatel 66 LeSabre — 4. ey inders, auto. tran. pie Ed aa ASE lta He ‘ “. 4 speed Hurs ,oupe. DeVille ee Pe : ‘bic. inch engine,� loaded with extra’ See ees eae ; , Headers, jach- des; one owner. fp nei ) “3M radio, over]. lark, Custom Ie euch alien cee Nai bw. parts, $1450.001: PNB) aGtor sta: alin Mio meena ere 16-2102. 2 2 owner, low, milea horas e 2 if pera Ga é eel, auto., ps, condition, AM-Fi ee ae ii 5 27 que. Call 584-1582] pecial equipment, 9k saro. convertible,| nterior, Extra Clee. © Pati sotg vei SN ae 3 Assume “loan, air, auto.” trat ey) i i x i alte f en. A Nice Car. Aa Lae xtra nice: Phone] rial Deluxe Pee Rs 2 ight. i GTX eee Laoag ; cevelle ss — iat: p.s., high per pues ak ; “miles, ‘new tires! ; 84-8591. ) ert 4 ots! Condition, Extra: 4 ams a Call 578-2314. a eNOS: | 1972 CHEVROLET ed parking} 4 ar. Hydrarnaiic, 5 DART, jrences re: Yellow. $3250, 4,8! , auto. trans., ae r quick sale. S. io phone 578-1659. ae 1 227-8407) 192) MARK 111 Cont i 1 tek rgaaoggt at “4 speeu;-reu; mag wheels, 40, Cosi, WGB-GI, 1967. Excellent � conditi: ] 226-5747. es | east Wint ce extra clean, good condition. Michelin’ ‘tires, wire wheels, -AM-’ ie EAR viny ip. t 0: 1968 Buick LeSabre 400 ae “overdrive. 226-0734. After 3130, 227- 3 s ha tae ay Cc 2 dee air, p.S.7.'p.b.5 vinyl as es “TOYOTA: 1971 CO COROLLA (ces. 9 wheels. a real luxury Car. oe White, black ‘interior. Extra,” fe: Volkswagen: 1962- 1968 Plymouth Satellite rag Call 228-1903. SI, 139e xd location,|7°! Kadett- 1947- 2 dr., H.T., auto. frans.,. air, vinyl) ——— ——____—___ tmesville Rd. Bh eesti vim non wehe rf : CTEBIR Di a peel ey MECT 1968 Chevelle SS 396 ; excellent. $ a MOUTH, 1972. . pene a red, 3 speed, black interior. i ji rack 22 NDE iDE MOBILE raight drive, tap piles Jane Area. Re-' $2,700. Call 226-0 NSM ANOET Noi hae ee exist DATSUN = :mo. 563-6027. Atte Pett sind ention fle or rent. 19, Bey r air condition 1 Beachcom pirvate lot. bedroom Cadil aweie? mouth Fury V.I.P ek : : ab IME TO P AY. Phone 228-795 | power, FM ra Jto. Excellent “ace G10 = 4 FOR THE Fine ; cket seats, ps, pb; st Adult all 227-5495 after 5 ‘ r : pi BT er er ANNUAL! a Reh adie F ESa Ty ee 5 = home like new. Couples| air. | Ford -- 1969. Ge Totally furnished. Located| air. Ford -- 1971. —. Te miles East of Burlington.| 584-0422. dolly Hi agers Pade | prises SE pe Pe ndgy HE Mall. :226-2786| ORD: 1970 Torino GT .30 NLE HOME” ; air, auto, ps, pb, $20 SILE HOME SPACE | ps, pb, $200 and nae veanifed : loan. 226-9812. 3 required, fe- note i aaa PO GN ONES Sh Phone 58470, eae NTEREY, 1963. ‘PS, PB, PW, ‘t aa 584-8806. 5 all -228-7610. = +—=- mae ah YE eae Bhecar: 119 — inyl top, ; radio, air’ ROOM MOBILE H Hl i f . rent, all utilities pe good tires. Call 226-4651 urnished. 578-1105. pds Pe RI MIU al IOGES A aTES ; : 1963 FAIRLANE—2 DOOR 2 SHADED LO! ylinder, good condition. NT AATTar, se Snacial 542.4221 _ The 1973 WAG staff would like to thank the following parents of the graduating class of 1973. These parents have helped to finance the 1973 WAG. Compliments of The Parents of the Class of 1973 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Albright Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Albright Mr. and Mrs, I. N. Albright Mrs. Sadie Rogers Mr. and M rs. Jean Beaudry Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Belche Mr. and Mrs. Lea Blaylock Mr. and Mrs. Don Boswell Mr. and Mrs. John R. Cheek Mr. Samuel Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Graham Call Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Clayton Rev. and Mrs. Conrad F. Cornelius Mr. and Mrs. James T. Crisp Mr. and Mrs. Floyd E. Pickard Mrs. Jean B. Ingle Mr. and Mrs. Billy Isley Mrs. Lorene Truitt Mrs. Nellie Lindsey Mr. and Mrs. Harvey C. Lineberry Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Hyder Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jarrett Mrs. Willie Rose Mr. and Mrs . Garlend Madren Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mc Kinney Mr. Robert O. Mebane Mr. and Mrs. Belvin W. Melton Mr. and Mrs. Charlie H. Mullis Mrs. Garland Vance Newlin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Newlin Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Newton Mrs. Peggy Norman Mr. and Mrs. Sene E. Ousley Mr. and Mrs. Allen J. Patten Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phillips Mr. and Mrs.Thomas M. Pickard Mr. and Mrs. Charles Porterfield Mr. and Mrs. John Puryear Mr. and Mrs. Edward Quakenbush Mary Evelyn and Andy Rich Mr. and Mrs. Chester Riley Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Roach Nannie Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Hal Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Louis Roshelli 120 Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Clenon Russel Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Houston P. Sharpe Mr. and Mrs. Hayworth Spainhour Bs . Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stubbs +2 ey = Mr. and Mrs. Bennie C. Thompson WN ‘9 evil Mr. and Mrs. Hanson D. Troutman in nh Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Tuttle a Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henry Vanhook Mr. and Mrs, Charles E, Victor Mr. and Mrs. Percy Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. Lancy Wade Mr. and Mrs. David Lee Warren Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Warren Mr. and Mrs. Steve Warren Mr. and Mrs. Oather Dale Weatherford Mr. and Mrs. George T. Webb, Jr. Mrs. Sarah Jane White Mr. and Mrs. Carl O. Webster Mrs. Kathryn Wrightman Mr. and Mrs. Flemming H. Winstead Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wood, Jr. Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Willie Crumpton Mr. Mr. .and Mrs. John W. Ezzell .and Mrs. Jerry Foust Mr. Mrs. James Garner ¥ Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Troy W. Woodard and Mrs. Charles E. Whittemore and Mrs. C. H. Crouse and Mrs. Harry Dodson and Mrs. Walter E. Horner _and Mrs. James Monroe Enoch Mr. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Evans and Mrs. A. C. Harrison oe and Mrs. Horace W. Gantt (tha XO and Mrs. Fred Gilbert and Mrs. Coley Guthrie and Mrs. Roy] M. Crutchfield and Mrs. Oscar Hawks and Mrs. Wayne Holt .and Mrs. George Heckman Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Honeycutt and Mrs. Wallace Enoch and Mrs. Edward L. Fonvill e and Mrs. Harvey C. Foushee Burlington IVES 8 Good COC@cwon. Because nothing beats a good one. Burlington An Equal Opportunity Employer Local Burlington: Industries Operations: Burl-Craft Plant, Burlington House Finlshing, Burlington Main Supply Services, Burlington Printing Services Company, Burlington Socks, Burlington Transportation, Graham Plant, J. Spencer Love Hosiery Center, Mavfair Plant, Pioneer Plants, Plaid Mills, Plant A, Williamsburg Plant. Compliments of FIRST FEDERAL Aen rs SAVINGS i INCORPORATED and Loan Association of Burlington Cum-Park Plaza three locations Downtown Burlington and Downtown Mebane Davis at Lexington Ave. Cum-Park Plaza Industrial Uniforms shirts pants — coveralls — shopcoats UNIFORM SERVICE Holly Hill Mall insured savings @N TOWEL SERVICE home loans P. O. BOX 632 — GRAHAM, N.C. phone 226-8462 121 ond COUNTY MOTOR COMPANY wishes the Seniors Good Luck Telephone 226-6301 Graham, N.C. MSS Congratulations to the Seniors from MANNS CONSUMER WHOLESALE INC. BURLINGTON, N.C. CONGRATULATIONS!! We are all proud of our Graham High School and its high stan dards. We wish each Graham High School student happiness and success in life. BURLINGTON MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION Credit Bureau of Burlington and Collection Service Division 312-14 West Front Street, Burlington, N.C. Telephone 226-6311 S. Main I-85 122 COMPLIMENTS OF SWINK HOSIERY MILLS INC. 2 a ie HAW RIVE SELF ELECTRIC CO. wiring lighting contractors Phone 226-1992 300 W. Harden St. Graham, N. Carolina 27253 Compliments of GRAHAM FURNITURE MART On the Square, Graham McADAMS DEPARTMENT STORE “Clothing for the entire family” 112 N. Main St. 226-4051 He didn’t need electricity, but... That's the title of a bright new booklet about our environment. It tells what Duke Power is doing t make life a little better. EN Ask for a free copy at your el a Duke Power office. STAR FOOD PRODUCTS, INC. P.O. Box 1479 Burlington, N.C. 27215 © CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS!! Congratulations Graduates WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE R. A. NEWMAN, DEALER Haw River, N.C. eH Sie,” Compliments to the Seniors, JEFFREYS PAINT PAPER COMPANY Corner Church and Ruffin Streets Burlington, N.C. 27215 MEET THE CHALLENGE Re OF THE FUTURE WITH US errr KAYSER KAYSER- ROTH HOSIERY COMPANY, INC. Ever changing styles, fibers, and manufacturing technology present a continuing opportunity for the ingenuity and skill of the people who make up our Company. Persistent effort to meet this demand has brought us to the position of one of the world’s largest producers of hosiery for men and women. We invite you to in- vestigate becoming a member of our team in the area of your interest and to work with us in accepting the challenge of tomorrow. Supp-hose _KAYSER-ROTH HOSIERY COMPANY, Inc. A DIVISION OF KAYSERROTH @ CORPORATION 123 Which of these jobs does it take to make Cannon fabrics? All of them. Each occupation listed is an important part of the Cannon or- ganization. And there are many more jobs just as necessary. It takes a wide variety of skills and talents to operate a modern, successful textile company. This means there are many job and career opportunities for young men and women. Company training programs offer employees the latest in technical knowledge and know-how. Ambitious young people, looking for challenging jobs, will find plenty of opportunities for advancement and promotion. Atter all, we do have 24,000 people involved in the design, styling, manufacturing, sale and distribu- tion of beautiful household textiles and other products. Cannon, of course, is an equal opportunity employer. BS ae JCANNON MILLS COMPANY KANNAPOLIS, NORTH CAROLINA World’s leading manufacturer of household textiles 124 McCLURE FUNERAL SERVICE BURLINGTON COMPLIMENTS TO THE SENIORS Compliments of SOUTH COURT DRUGS Graham, N.C. WE BS G O M : LLS Congratulations Seniors DIVISION of DAN RIVER INC. COLONIAL HARDWARE BURLINGTON, NC. Graham, N.C. Ch CRAWFORDS DEPT. STORE f Z V] 0 Bogie f : ous ompliments of Kok d -60 -tU-Mee ein § JOHN M. CRAWFORD OUR COMPLIMENTS TO THE GRADUATES GRAHAM. NC. GRAHAM M OT O R SA L E S ; Phone ee. B JRESTAURANT CAFETERIA Private Dining Rooms and Caterers Authorized Chevrolet Dealers 1503 N. Graham-Hopedale Rd. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS: Graham, N.C. DUDS SOMERS-PARDUE INSURANCE REAL ESTATE | Let A Beauty Career Help You Do Your Thing Gost ‘COSMETOLOGY TECHNICIAN ff a | proLo¢ Beppe ee DaANU aS GOILLiceGe . HAIR YOUR FUTURE IS fro? STYLIST Glen Raven Shopping Center UNLIMITED: | Burlington, N.C. 27215 : i lil i) H Phone: 584-7911 Day, Evening and Part Time Classes Compliments of o | DEPARTMENT STORE | HOMOGENIZED MILK CONTENTS ONE HATE HALLUN Downtown and Cum-Park Plaza SEES a Metro Snr NSE CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES from COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. THE DAILy TIMES-NEWS PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY BY THE TIMES-NEWS PUBLISHING CO., INC. Alamance (ounty’s only Daily Newspaper”’ BURLINGTON, N. C. 825 SOUTH MAIN STREET BURLINGTON, N. CAROLINA 126 compliments to E PS [- OLA THE SENIORS WACHOVIA Bank Trust, N.A. from PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF BURLINGTON Serving all of Alamance County APPRECIATION GOES TO THE TIMES NEWS SPORTS DEPARTMENT Main Office Graham Office 500 S. Main South Court Center Burlington Graham North Office Holly Hill Office 1534 N. Church Holly Hill Mall Burlington Burlington for all their help on this annual. THANKS! Mebane Office South Fifth Center Sts. Mebane and GARY McGANN. Cone makes fabrics people live in. JACK SINK, BILL HUNTER, ELWOOD MARSHALL JEANS HAVE BECOME AN AMERICAN WAY OF LIFE Jeans are made of Cone corduroys, denims, knits and twills. Making Cone fabrics requires all kinds of skills: Mechanical Electrical Technical Supervisory Secretarial Come to see us if you'd like to become a part of the Cone Mills Team — making fabrics people live in! MANUFACTURING PLANTS—Cliffside, Forest City, Gibsonville, Greens- ® boro, Haw River, Henrietta, Hillsborough, Pineville, Reidsville, Salisbury, North Carolina; Carlisle, Cheraw, Greenville, Walhalla, Whitmire, South Carolina. EXECUTIVE OFFICES Cone Mills Corporation Greensboro, N. C. 127 BULLA-WARKRKEN Compliments to TIRE SERVECE the Graduates New Tires Quality NZ Recapping Front End BYRDS FOOD STORES | tiem: SQ BURLINGTON GRAHAM MEBANE AW RIVER SIX CONVENIENT LOCATIONS B11 Ww Harden Se FOR YOUR SHOPPING PLEASURE. Compliments of Graham Underwriters, Inc. 125 North Main St. Graham, N. C. 128 SUPER SENIORS Vy | } HH Cacueee hii 1K 129 si naar enenonet . ‘“All in favor of Moser as the next godfather raise your machine gun.” AT HAVE FOUND 1 “On my honor I will do my best, to take what’s given me and steal the rest.” “That Ayds reducing plan does work.” “Would the teacher with the green tricycle, license “What do vou AYW-686, please move your bike. It is blocking the mean, 6 ‘bum’ Dempster Dumpster.”’ threat?” 130 SS a stevieaeent se oe oe 131 132 This has been an excellent year for our staff. With many competent people working together, we have come up with a book we hope the whole student body of G.H.S. will enjoy. There have been many new people on the staff this year, and only three returning from past years, Sylvia Victor, Lynn Beaudry, and myself. We also have a new advisor, Miss Faircloth. We did get off to a slow start because of so many new people, but the staff has gotten everything together by working very hard. I would like to thank them all for their effort and cooperation. We, the WAG sstaff, would like to extend a big “thank you” to Mr. Madrazo for the many pictures he has contributed. Also, special thanks go to Pam Jones at Delmar for the help she has given to us. We have made this year’s WAG the best we were able. There are many good pictures thanks to our photographers under the direction of John Beaudry. The staff has used these to invent layouts that we hope will satisfy you the students of G.H.S. and will give you a yearbook to remember forever. ELEANOR TROUTMAN i fase on ly-wAk? wa a‘ be - 22 Ae 2 - ¥ i elt a er ee et pire 2 aoe a LA, — Ect. You admit ook nae to orem nwo im youn amrunall) Jud YS da omy won, Nola! thane!!! Row that due Loot ney oom Ob, thao, S Won ute onus rung � Ao, ALUDUALY Wb wart tw wottemad a Opwod Le, Sharda You or youn counelinig AUMAL ID mi. My mind Jo bhamr Ato Samymben , OKZ GUst of ofl, ranums, Oun yueatmen yan, may dinlibe of you, deh! Wham an Kophraore Yon , Mad. Homey ests Ka, Rowy Atlison UG OUMOS umdain the Roar Buah, Bary J. Soury Haddo, ee era ee Sram une S oneec aE ae eae Goes a ALLEN 205 Qormo aLDNG ame Saat 44 Xothuy AMALIADON , phiumny Buu, thy tok , BLUM ben County Pon og ote Ue . means fa0d (Exxon), Adarmamor Anibulamar, Pox a “Cpmae td Ill +Montnre, court”), Dar Wd (L Amd Bt'o Wmnamt + Yoh, a's aqaod Loaking! “Pham, he bnrothenuaod anton ste. amd tho madclinnpantoams wlermart ef ) Os . Me. SECnie Oakley, Te. 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One In particular are eae | NAGS POS is eae es mes Bethy Cathy Ike ke Uoul- athroom : Oh, yes. hee —E you. meother act Perel espe bang Reynember all OW ttle Sa itt, talks (oh, Grol Goer panes | ee la 1, calls — nee awe ie sice Lal Bee Redan 3 hear B ete (a0 ae yet = Some Oya ARGO) Wncvattes pemrouhlemetts ye +o Rus aed let's qe. 42 tie eee NG ae os paranoiel OH. the hi || one Mote firme - (Cow Know here dy Ove ee COHEN, | She wolves are Se selene $the moor howls |! ee is Tsi0) fey ve. j} Low s (Pete o Rick Never got tor ether | J acl a als © Oh, not How about Cathy's | een le ae Nai Fay, Siuect Oc oe Jans mind a ar ie Fe, gonna. Been keep Pe douch Next Ue aue. ‘1 Come ste You act S chapel Hil 3 OK CON. ie fea godt PPY App 4 Lfow are De of the isin ag a | kKnew- also the Crazuest! | Khow You! I Ulf oe a Fe. | Bb he OU CUR ey th : pas eetceaip” LOVE Cone) WP got coer idl ve a fo eal ollie Jan. ee please Not when es ae [ consicler You one of my be eee frends, ANA 1 Sleepy!) rFeMman Lends ag lean Deo Abt: re ap Mie eae Ge. cut ‘(( ) SB duck in aaa ye elie be @ a ingle Bae good fo hell - ie | ove, | ee | rive | oa es one ) ; i), NCE You- cane iat One to Ss! ic Bel Sa nase ay le of sign semen ev T Ty aa eae ail habe 4 wk hate Hae car ara De Kinda w Evi ous (seine oa kh. ONE A eae to hk Fig: Wie! Dies lb eee a yeall } evel Bee erent ev ne a Shen = ites merthors nN ee ee acy smn ter bein ac rears oe nea fe : geal cru Bre one, eth, T want usic, “Osmon YOalanw ) aN educehon Ba ned: ‘athe Ny) OWY P we “ge Ma disabled sans a sine cilia : A ah ) But: ae oma any cee ett T how e aw SVVEM CES ore rey mae Daw venlly Fee 2 pent vn the beakhroor mab Pas mine es ADDY oo | Cobh Wht ee eae Nae a celine) “We ate ak suernu P cogs ta a Brews ohen woe ee T Know ah Hey av Toe ke be 5000? 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Same changeo OAL 400k place UUl work Alen LOct Yeoh — Ut the furor phact , AO ONE NiO 40 2O00 ho BhOthon hQod Condor SOR YOU tO ALA Lb “BeANe Lo wOhking tarughs AL00, yor dont eOks alyous Ar, OakLoy, Ars. tO wand Ow oh he | LO WORLUNG. Um rot 900d a+ hamembening tiurgd tO white dOun here bust Lin ng. RermemUrs — cQN0id me? Dhas wao weutd !- You todd noe ALL quot Stove and Panay and plougd Funk 48 pon me! Bhat woo He 2Ong , WADE U7? HHH Ang then things moved an £0 WOhId We (and Uno. NOneyertt a nd XOAKYy UNAer the Loabush wth GOL UrOided HOLL and aur ALOs (Rupert 400k Ud home 2D UXChiad). Gh, L almMoot CojfJ Out Gary T ! and ho Pung pang champronohip | Remember my OUrrpAsoe Buh th - day porty'dOoudown On LL Kado Now. Shato ushy hOUAL — YOU MOGNiZLCOns Uundide ef 2x2! sho dav.own+ mun AR DAL WLO aloo ping ANYLoh LoOoF+ KON. Ura. NeQOan Oe hameNdo Me (4hLO YAK) Of hOus MEY yOu UdId £0 — eer toe an adoop £007 Woar— UU att) AOU! Rememlr etl GO MLL Seven ASOT Mile UU tONkid to Buddy AOU S YUXO- (poor thing Wao hurt bee A uUdt Dhe wad Around Anim wnottad Rim) and hh ou | bear pOOur at him. RONG funmir? tera GD Romer SqUrOo Pp. Pourty afd add thr prople chat got — e0Bed - and MOOT ChiRdObER Womene LU “Qrorge’ — te thea dreTotboadl, Romemiuir that atdowr concerns ot lan Lytht LOke ?, Kittungen mine DE che Lahde pi0o por — aFamach Ach2o or Sa Ss, ey eal ta NL we thiad (U7 VOW) me ae one eather!) Youn News Yethru cue ee gt merce oer ee : KVE , He Ranyemleh aay Gon diatnaions Py wy aA oe . ik 7 7 J (} pl Ah, LOR. i on B iby toad ae Un He wt. J cam it 3 ow wild heir! di's relmine Kikee hell V'ny scared an have Alo celmer- downers. But, 7 auess siaaying ( whateorr that means) your awnual will do eimost aS qood. 9 dowt want to oj back wto my mind look ima, ey thinas that aren? jhere anymore, Because all these Jittle Thiaias that meat Nodthino, gave me just one thought absut you. Weve Notre really Aone out to do aay thiea doae ther but 9 think we could aed alo ree CNOwK Jo have seme avreat dines en) baste ever aet dhe chance (which we will 6uly ita wat it ) wot probably will, gust Say commence read this twenty years fran wow 7 recall whi 2 am -— here's somethings te think about: Tricky Mirrors - You're the owh oat that's evotr seeM a mirror do dhat do me. Thet room was crowded ! Muskateers x CE Figure oat what ave me the task for 4 ,but 1 lourd ft and it only took me 2% hours Pec OP - Ritz crackers § Musterd - come back any time - we'll find some- thi wo Sor you to eat 4 for little whats wer wame to pley with , How about some stale Capi. Crunch ! Hair Preces - Barbara almost died + | almost did roca . atler Yow went afte 4, 7 really ADEA C med eco omoceiclo al eu Th nach ’ you to help , carry things douw to the stewds (weater caats a Wiguice avd te lm me dows whem fhe tive bur us. 1 traly hope (4ypically) dedi ors call (eearetar Bye pe. really greet friends, Pl always of all those rediculous thitias you weve always doing and think of you ie an a a sensitive ptrsoa becanuot of Your Liddle evire considerations. Be careful nect year at Carolina but remember You caw alweys call an me Wed whatever you aced 4 dl! do yy best Mo matter what or who or where | uy whe t jo Saal” a Ss