Grantham High School - Grannawayne Yearbook (Grantham, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1964 volume:

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IEE I!! IE! I M , . gn, ' QM... ' ' ' n .' X rannawcayne rantham jfigh School, Qoldolsoro, C-north earolincc 3 or your help and conoialeration, we honor you, ioo cnutk Gardner Interested, impartial, sympathetic, capable-th es e are a rnong the qualities of MISS RUTH GARNER, our guidance counselor. We first knew her as a teacher and as a friend. For the past two years we have been privileged to go to her with all our problems and needs, finding her ever willing to help us strive to develop the best that is within us.Her sincerity and perception inspire self-confidence and determination in those who seek her advice. We, the seniors, fe el very fortunate in having her with us, and are most happy to dedicate to her the 1964 GRANNAWAYNE. Thank you, Miss Gardner. www Aria? 4 M r, 4+ Vx X A 4000 r. Zeb Mr. Watson, who directed our band for several years, was a very kind and generous man.I-Ie was a friend to all who knew him. I-Ie wanted everyone to be happy and he created this a t m o s p h e r e at each practice session. In gear their willingneoo to oerve, we remember theoei aul feen are On S eptemb er 18, we met a friendly, energetic, happy little boy who came, of his own choosing, to try out for mascot. Leon, cheerful and alert, seemed to think of us as his friends. His infectious smile won the vote of our class. How deeply moved we were when we heard the news of his drow ning on October 24! Many of us, along with his family, will always cherish the memory of this gay little life who, we feel, was chosen by God. God moves in a Mysterious way, His wonders to perform, He plants his footsteps in the sea, And rides upon the storm. Light Shinning Out of Darkness By William Cowper cwatoen rememberance of Mr. Watson, we the Senior Class of 1963-64, would like to express our personal gratitude to a man who contributed much of his time to help Gran- tham begin a band. L. -3 3-4 gor your jntereot and cunclerotanding we recognize you, r. am fhomao He strived to improve our science department and enabled Grantham to futherits students' knowledge of the modern sciences. I-Ie was a good friend to all and was interested in each of us. He was fair to ev eryone and appreciated the efforts of his students. Even though he is teaching in another school now, each of us will always remember his kindness and willingness to help. In this, our yearbook, we, the seniors are happy to say, thank you, Mr. Thomas, for being a good all-round teacher. 7 Man shall not live by bread alo Let's win that game! fhere wao 1 5 'f I 5 ,I , -.,,,,, ,N 1 ,gin EW A man to man talk! 8 i I N cc time to be oeriouo O O O O f ez fri Explain it just one more time! Our modern method of teaching Oh boy, 1et's go to chemistry class! U O 9 F--mn-.F.bWq'M M '5'--N--M-Q V -. .. E i -1-1'-3 f -iff 1. Q i I4 -ir Get that rebound! , V and cc tame Fight! Team! Who said so? for fun! 5 NN ,X ' f P A 3 Fight! 'W Q et's eat, drink, and be merry! 49 51 Let's puff awhile boys! I1 -? '3 , w l' W I Nfyldwmvl cunclerthe p AMX ' fffxffff' ,Ll-vf' MR. EUGENE MORRIS Principal Sf loiqflfpwfkyy' MA Amd L W Mfr FGQQW' MISS ANNA PAYE DUNBAR School Secretary MISS RUTH GARDNER Guidance Counselor 'lexi- A fy?-,I ,. A -5 F.9--3 . N, S4 0, 1,-gig.. ff' X w b X ' Av4, VlA I aj Q A CRUMPLER V3 0' ' Sgpdnce fi ,go Jw 'A lllxflflxiw I ,Vf,ff1',?'!'! we rwu . V f f , A V f A TWA L L-,. - gf 'V 2 of' 22 XZ , .W -I ff f . V5--A V: ' f.g',,it Y? 1521 wgzf Q. ,jig - wi' 4 Hffl- 'Q fp-. 1,'1'.-ww'-'T 'V Q .f 9 21 wfifwz-iff29,-fq:f:f,--:riff f -MM I -ff 5f.fffw9fffw-Sw: 1-15' A Lffif-JP' 1 .eff 'f':'T?'?'1i ?1 :' ,gat mo' Q., 2,5335 515-,yi--,l-f nj MR. ALLEN EDWARDS Agriculture MR. MILES JACKSON Social Studies and Coach 1, My . . . e purouecl 1 usa Ll MRS. DORIS LEE JONES English f' X MRS. EVADEANE JONES Home Economics MRS. VILEIGI-I NARRON Mathematics Senior English Class 22? Home Economics III Class Algebra II Class . X.. A NW, -M ' H we xg S231 'N 1 4 our goalo . . . Bookke eping Class U.S. History Class Agriculture II Class Q9 MRS . EUPHA PU LLY Commerce it, MR. KENNETH ROLLINS History and Mathematics l, G--I 2 C1 l Cll IE Q 3 Q ,f W' 'f Q. fm-vw ,A MR. JOHN TART Agriculture . . . and gained rom their knowledge! n. evee 5 ' r'ff5 '? ' gf! ,ff 'F' BL. N. .v b A- . MRS. BLONNIE WARREN French and English MRS. DORIS SANDERSON Librarian ,1 G. X 'I , f u 5 ,. - ' ,Til NK, 6 I ,1 - 1 vi' 1 l R ,f 9' French Class m-J? Mrs. Sanderson .-5 r ,W 'f J- ' 4 . X A 'I Q9 , ,-w 4? ,fl .' , ,if W M , 2. ' , 911- 9 111' A 1 fi , 'X 5 ,,, ,V 1 .1 JJL '13, 7 ., ' ' a t A N o ,... Grantham activities include our clubs ball teams bus drivers, marshals, and Mr. and Miss Gxiantham. , C it l U 0 , f 1? f ff, 1 . 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NW t ,.' if ttiatffzmMfsp,zz1t.:qlg,L4 Qualifications for our Mr. and Miss Grantham A Requirements A v e ra g e of 85 on subjects and citizenship Active member of at least one club Active participant in extra- curricular activities Officer ofa club or a class Selection Nominees bySophomores, juniors, and Seniors Approval by faculty committee Final voting by secret ballot r. and ioo rantham ANNA DEAN BEST GERALD I-IOLLAMON arohalo LINDA KORNEGAY-Chief LINDA BRITT LaMURIEL GRADY FRANCES EDWARDS ANN BEST Anna Dean Best, President, Frances Edwards, Vice-Presi- dent, Lalvluriel Grady, S e c re t a ry and Treasurer, Linda Kornegay, R e p o r t e r. STANDING, Pamila Longo, Ann Leaving for Beta Convention , J.-. - ,..f ., . I .., -i,,- , -. 'fri' 1 is-4 ' .fur .if f '. 'fr ,.,.,-, -,S ' '-- ,i ' ' 4 - W. ,ang- ,: bl, 'ga '- v - j.Q,f',n-57' Jian. - 1.1 If-+ f , A - .. -' 'L-4' 4-1-n' 'Af . . .ff g,.- bww' .v.Z-, -.- - -. '- f' ,. 'glfqqy-' -g 'W .ar-Q -'Q p pu. X- .1 ' .14-e - ,fa-f'x.. 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I further pledge myself to cooperate with the members of the National Beta Club in the promotion of a sense of individual responsibility to our school, community, State and Nation, to mal-ce right the master of might, and to consecrate our comradeship to mutual helpfulness and to the betterment of our fellow students. ACI-IIEVEMENT CHARACTER LEADERSHIP The members of the annual staff wishes to express our gratitude and appreciation for a job well done to Mrs. Pulley and the second year typing class. The GRANNAWAYNE could not have been completed without your willing and diligent help. nnual Staff MARGARET DENNING, Typist5FRANCES EDWARDS, Att Editorg ANNA DEAN BEST, Co-Editorg IEIMURIEI. GRADY, Circulation Manager, LINDA KGRNEGAY, Editorg GERALD HOLLAMON, s oorotdty, PAMILA LONGO, Aft Editorg DWIGHT JERNIGAN, Treasurer. STANDING, MRS. DORIS it ,, I ' if Y I if f wp Q01 if 4 RE HUMEMA AMERICA 55.204, MRS, EVADEANE JONES, Sponsor, PAULETTE COX, County Reporter, IU DY JERNIGAN, Recreational Leaderg BRENDA DUNBAR, R e p o r t e r5 ANNA DEAN BEST, Secretary, LQIMURIAL G RA D Y, President, JANE P O R T ER, Vice-President, PAMILA LONGO, Parliamentariang FRANCES EDWARDS, Pianist, EDNA MASSEY, Historian, JANICE BEST, Treasurer. The Future I-Iomemakers of America, a national organization, is open for member- ship to any person who is taking Home Economics or who has taken it for one year. The major purpos e of F. I-LA, is to help members to contribute toward the improve- ment of personal, family, and community living through organized programs that func- tion as an integral part of the homemaking education program in the school. 4 Fra MSR.. WI: -vxfvi 5 V T W. S , . 5 , ig , - X, A 'fl ' A' ' - M85 'sf' .KV v, 4 flaw W WE, ' ' X- .'vflins4,q, ' iw' 'i .,, l rr. 55, l, 'I :ya u S , i,........ ,, ,,. e A .,. - ff A ,N v. , 39.04, MRJOHN TART, Advisorg RALPH GRADY, Sentinelg R.A, BEST, Secretaryg GERALD HOLLAMON, Presidentg CARLTON I-IINSON, V i c e-Presidentg CARROL HO LLA MO N, Treasurerg DENNIS I-IARRELL, Reporter. The F. F. A, is a very active organization at Grantham High. The teams that have participated in the different contests have won either first or second place in the last few years. The organization won the over- all trophy at the Wayne County Fair this year. Q f. 31 ' If , W W , B K - 1 tl x li . A93 ' LM T X ' .., -ma .. , ., M- - A ., ,- A. .A - an .T 3 5 I, ,Z r Y i QL . Q 00 rs Brenda Jo Cox, Mrs. Blonnie Warren, Sponsor, Edward Aswell, President, Margaret Denning, Vice-President, Ann Howell, Secretary, Edna Edwards, Reporter, Mrs. Doris Sanderson, Sponsor, Rella Jackson. STANDING, Mary Jo Cox, Patricia Dechent, Avis Thornton, Patsy Britt, Peggy Altman, Myrtle Edwards, Jerry Kornegay, Ray Joyner, Ethel Faircloth, Betty Ivey, Janice Best, Janice Cox, Carolyn Weeks, Brenda Faye Ingram, Elizabeth Stevens. D ennis I-Iarrell, Jimmy Cox, Dannie Harrell, William Johnson, LaMuriel Grady, Margaret Denning, Ja n i c e Cox, Brenda Dunbar, Dwight Jernigan, Paulette Cox, R.A, Best, Sonny Thornton. Eff? 2 24 O w falfrary elulv Our library club has inspired many students to look into the new life a n d adventure books we have to o ffer and has in- fluenced others to explore the limitless resources in our library. Each me mber has gained valuable knowledge and experience that will be a valuable asset in his future. uc grivero These students, our bus drivers, have the biggest responsibility p la c e d in their hands each morning and after- noon. We are proud to say that Grantham's drivers are some of the safest in the county. flue geltao This youngest club in school was organized by Mrs. Doris Jones and Mrs. Blonnie Warren to encourage the more studious members of the freshmen and sophomore classes. An average of 85 or above is required for membership, Training in parliamentary procedure a nd in the various facets of school activities will, it is believed, enrich the lives ofthe members, improve the tone of the school, and provide more skilled leaders for the upper classes. onogram elulf The Monogram Club con- sists of the students who par- ticipate in athletics or cheer- leading. To be a member, one must earn a letter in either baseball, basketball, or cheer- leading. 2 V -.-...M--1. , ALICE WARRICK, President, PATSY BRITT, Vice-President, DOLLIE Tl-IORTGN, Secretary, PHIL FLOWERS, Treasurer. Frances Edwards, Kaye Grady, Judy Jernigan, Jennifer Hill, Linda Kornegay, Secretary, LaMuriel Grady, Edward Aswell, Dannie I-larrell, George Summerlin, Carlton I-Iinson, Vice-President, Trudy I-lood, Gerald Hollamon, President, Joan Pennington, Lamont Futrell, Dennis I-larrell, Ruby Brock, Treasurer, R. A. Best, Janice Westbrook, James Weeks, Margaret Denning, Brenda Cox, Sonny Thorton, Ralph Grady, Patricia Jackson, Donna Grady, Jerry Kornegay, Robbie Cox, Don Smith. 25 2253 .1 in ,M s J Mr. Miles jackson, Coach5Patricia jackson, Donna Grady, Margaret Denning, Ruby Brock, Brenda Cox, Trudy Hood, Joan Pennington. Don't just stand there! Qirlo' ccolzetlsall In '63-'64 the Grantham Bulldogs played Southwood, Clement, Meadow, Garland, Brogden, Rosewood, North Duplin, Seven Springs, New Hope. M a r g a r e t Denning, Co-Captain, Ruby Brock, Co-Captain, Trudy Hood, Donna Grady, joan Pennington, Mr. I a c ks o n, Coach, Brench Cox, Patricia Jackson, Gale Byran, D al e Ingram, Elaine Westbrook, Elaine Hood, Mary jo Cox, Phyllis Britt, Connie Blackman, Manager. 27 f X f ff f f . I , f 1 D z 425 4 , ww , f 1 W ,QW l xwf ,V tt 'naar 7 4 I X ,WW 1-. .M V f-ww-.9 I 'xxx K , f 2 A A' ? Q . f 7 in ft 3 F ' ff ,,v' J! , 7 ,, it I a f ,1 1 iq! EEL' if 1 A, ' I iw? s 5 a ' Q I Q M 'wi fi-4' . H ! N., M . ,M X 'x f a 2 , . ,..,. .W wwf K, if ,lg ,. -7 fm gf fl 2 'X I , 1-5 54... lf Mr. Miles jackson, Coach, Dannie Harrell, Gerald Hollamon, Carlton Hinson, Ralph Grady, Robb1e Cox In '63-'64 the Grantham Bulldogs played Southwood, Clement, Meadow, Garland, Brogden, Rosewood, North Duplin, Seven Springs, New Hope. G e ra ld I-Iollamon, Co-Captain, Carlton Hinson, Co-Captain, Mr. Miles jackson, Coach, Ralph Grady, Robbie Cox, Lamont Futrell, Hugh C ol e, Gleen K e nn e dy, Dannie H a rr ell, Dennis Harrell, L e o n Darden, Edward Aswell, Carrol Hollamon, I e rry K 0 r n e g a y, George Summerlin, Manager. Get that rebound, boys! Tig! I ' 2 ,Y ,X U 'syn . if Qffiffifi ' We HGQ G 1 . w,- X p 4 'GY' 4 -ff:,,. f. N., . 'QQXQA'--I ' ff- ,-ski, 9, .w Mr. ja ckson, Coach, Ralph Grady, Gerald I-Iollamon, Edward Aswell, STANDING, James Weeks, Robbie Cox, f' 2 .1 , 'Xp V, i . ,- .f ' ' :' fl ' 5'-,,-3,4 -1 , , '. N fl ' ' I , xg.-'4,lgQ,,i-f.f'1 :'i mrpebjv. ,gpg A 3.3311y-5g,4','+':.,5If,qf.64. 3,., ., ,, y . -' I-f':'iffg2f f K''Fw5--?L-:4w1'::Mvz2?' tc.-gf, ., 521312 M 1' f t'V:b ,h ,,, . 5' , . .1 rt, ,J 1 ' 5 L- 3 xfxqrf. .np ' 1- 1 ' I ,sl , we-K 'Y 2 , 4 ,..', 1 'i -'-2.9445if.mf:af:11'.1H:f'i?1W's:p'P?fwf'w?f-is-'ffre- sf '-Q ' 'IH' JewQs'--'-:3fz21iv. 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W .A J N -. .4 A , , l W1 mfs- if fra-P- za-we svff-1, ' ,. , -mfm, ,. -1' A x..,, R f ,lr 4, V an l . . -, f 5 4 . . - . ' - ,P -,, ':',5'A.r.':xz , i '-X af-ag.,-.4v, -- A, .y vc: 1-I'. ki' -. 1' f' J rr . - 4 QQ ua LY. ve , A ,fig N. 'xl x 6' . on fl lah-' ' Q ,f,5l.5Ax,1f Q. - ' 4 ,' , , MIP:-'vw ji. H rx' 1: .,Xr'v.'i,k' .U ' H - ':s':v wo V ' -A y YN- 2 'J' If xfirt, , ' gil ' 1 L , K Y A Q' ' ' f B:, ',- : r S ' A X X WGS' Ng! rays 7 Nf,,0 i ' -- .z Left to right: Pam Longo, Dollie Thorton, Kay Grady, LaMurie1 Grady, Linda Kornegay, Judy Jernigan, Head, 6 jennifer Hill, Frances Edwards, Jane Porter, Grace jones, Manager, Ann Best, not pictured. laeerleaclero War Dance! ! Go get'um, Bulldogs! I-Iere comes Jael-fson's Super Tribe! Heads, I wing tails, yOu 10Se! Come on, Carlton. Put it in! All right, girls, let'S hustlel' 'I 1 Q ff A -T gi A , 6 4 il if iii Q Y a ga 5, , E '...,.wu.M-5-4-. 6 11.1 Mya O' K A glorious day-rings ! e n E O enior elaoo Qsficero LA M O N T FUTRELL, Presidentg GERALD I-IOLLAMON, DEAN BEST, T r e a s u r e r5 CARLTON HINSON, Reporter Vice-President3 LQLMURIEL GRADY, Secretaryg ANNA Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. CO1OI'S-Blue and White Flower--Pink Carnation 34 9 N I, PEGGY ALTMAN, leave my love for Brogden and its products to Betty Ivey. I ANNA DEAN BEST, leave my friendly ways to Sonny Thornton. I, ERNESTINE BEST, leave my love for Newton Grove to William johnson. 99 I wff Sm fp, PEGGY ELIZABETH ALTMAN ANNA DEAN BEST fine BARBARA ERNESTINE SUTTON BEST MASCOTS DONNA KAYE HARRELL Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Harrell RANDY MILLS 35 Son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mills X X I, R. A, BEST, leave my ability to aggravate Mrs. Pulley to Lemuel Hood. I, LINDA BRITT, leave my love for I-lardee's to jimmy Rose and Betty Io Seymour. I, CLEMENT BURCI-I, leave my empty notebook to Linda Hall and Edna Massey, hoping that it will be efficiently filled by 1965. R. A. BEST LINDA BRITT MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED CLEMENT C. BRUCH john Davidson Anna Dean Best 36 I, PAULETTE COX, leave my love for Goldsboro to Janet Grantham and Norwood Head. I, JOHN DAVIDSON, leave my love for history to Claudia Sutton and Leon Darden. I, MACK DENNING, leave my love for sports to Nick Best. pn?'f11,n 'R ' PAULETTE cox JOHN FRANKLIN DAVIDSON BEST -ALL-ROUND Dwight Jernigan A LaMuriel Grady ww 4- Quin JERRY MACK DENNING I, MARGARET DENNING, leave my efficiency and dependability to anyone who needs these qualities. I, BRENDA DUNBAR, leave my seat in the bus drivers' meetings to Janice Cox. I, EDNA EDWARDS, leave my friendly smile to Annie Rose Holland. 42, 'F MARGARET JEAN DENNING BRENDA DUNBAR lhrnmvg Il'-4N5'?i 1- Y 'N-..1If NEATEST EDNA PEARL EDWARDS R.A. Best Janice Westbrook 38 I, FRANCES EDWARDS, leave my ability to sing to Harry Jernigan. I, LAMONT FUTRELL, leave my literature book to Edward Asvvell and my grammar book to Larry Weeks. I, ELAINE GODWIN, leave my love for Air Force boys to Phebe Lee and Ethel Faircloth. m. sf 'Z FRANCES KAYE EDWARDS ELTON LAMONT FUTRELL MOST POPULAR Lamont Futrell Paulette Cox FM' L xg., X 'Q r 'nl BRENDA ELAINE GODWIN LaMURIEL GRADY, leave my position as president of the F. I-I. A. to jane Porter. MONTY GRADY, leave my love for the freshmen girls to Robert Davis. RALPH GRADY, leave my light, springy step to joe Grantham. 7' W JUDITI-I LaMURIEL GRADY MONTY KEITH GRADY BEST LOOKING RALPH WILLIAM GRADY Gerald I-Iollamon Pam Longo 40 'I l 1 I, JENNIFER HILL, leave my never worry attitude to Judy Stacey. , CARLTON I-IINSON, leave my love for basketball to Dannie I-Iarfell. I, GERALD HOLLAMON, leave my cheerfulness and desire to see a job well done to Janice Best and Douglas Thompson WW JENNIFER HILL Q a 'HW--W. A ,,,. JAMES CARLTON I-HNSON FRIENDLIEST Mack Denning Grace Jones 'Ott T Dw- BOBBY GERALD HOLLAMON I, TRUDY HOOD, leave my love for sports to all nonenergetic Grantham students. I, VICY JACKSON, leave my good disposition to Ruby Brock. I, DWIGHT JERNIGAN, leave my interest in everything around me to Floyd Graham. KW' W ne,4fa..,q,,, IVLARGARET GERTRUDE QTRUDYQ Hoon VICY LORRAINE JACKSON L E833 IQHSHF 3 raft? I T 23 3f5'3K?!!Yi f 2 .92 . I 15- ' ,I-fl, Q MII K I I l ,ang I I S .-.J h R122 rf ,Shia . ru W , as i?: -hpgv M MOST COURTEOUS DWIGHT I-IANNIBAL JERNIGAN Monty Grady Edna Edwards 42 JUDY JERNIGAN, leave my loud, clear voice to Eddy Strickland. GRACE JONES, leave my free-from-all-care attitude to Jimmy Cox and Ann I-Iowell. JERRY KORNEGAY, leave my love for Seven Springs lassies to Jim Grantham. ima.,- JUDY JERNIGAN JERRY LEE KORNEGAY 4, fi ff' GRACE MARIE JONES MOST CREATIVE Jerry Kornegay Frances Edwards 9 L. X, F h f I, LINDA KORNEGAY, leave my love for the College Drive-In to Kaye Grady and George Summerlin, I, PAM LONGO, will lend, but not give, my drivers' license to Janet Woodall and Annette Raynor. I, RAYMOND MCKINZEY, leave my ability to balance chemistry equations to jerry Strickland and Ray Joyner. QW , V, LINDA FAYE KORNEGAY PAMILA CEIL LONGO yy fvv- I 'E 1 MOST DEPENDABLE RAYMOND EDWARD MCKINZEY Raymond McKinzey Linda Kornegay 44 I, JOAN PENNINGTON, leave my inability to stay out of trouble to Barbara Daniels. I, ALICE POTTER, leave one. clean desk in Mrs. Doris Jones' room to Mary Radford. I, JERRY RADFORD, leave my ability to get into trouble to Larry Dail and Dwight Jackson. G , H JOAN RENEE PENNINGTON ALICE LOUISE PITTER CUTEST Clement Burch Judy Jernigan 5. 'ff Y 'gg JAMES EDWARD QJERRYJ RADFORD I, MARY SMITH, leave my quiet ways to Robbie Cox and Dennis Harrell. I, ELIZABETH STEVENS, leave my skill at the typewriter to Glenn Kennedy. I, IREDELLE STEVENS, leave my social studies notes to Sarah Keen and Lillie Warrick. 11198 QWWIW3 'wifi A . MARY ELIZABETH SMITH . ELIZABETH STEVENS SUTTON ,- . 1 ZA, ...I r yy-'gf WITTIEST Ralph Grady Jennifer Hill 46 qw .W ,Q wi, V . W 7 ke... 'A ' , KIRBY IREDELLE STEVENS I, VIRGINIA THOMPSON, Leave my practice sets - if I can snitch them - to Johnnie Thompson. I, IANICE WESTBROOK, leaye none of my height to Donna Grady and Patricia jackson, I am in more need than they I, NANCY INGRAM, leave my determination to get a diploma to Billy Goff. ffm KATHERINE BIRGINIA THOMPSON JANICE WESTBROOK MOST ATHLETIC Carlton Hinson Trudy Hood 49 ?i NANCY LEE INGRAM enior PEGGY ELIZABETH ALTMAN A good laugh is better than medicine F. H. A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior, Chapter, and State Homemakers' Degrees, Library Club 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4,0fficer 2, 3, County Winner in Sewing and Electric. ANNA DEAN BEST If having fun were a crime, then Anna would be serving a life sentence F, H. A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Junior Homemakers Degree, Beta Club 3, 4, President 4, Class Officer 1, 3, 4,Marshal 3, Usher at Fashion Show, Annual Staff 4, Cheerleader4, Superlative BARBARA ERNESTINE SUTTON BEST She is as good as she is fair F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Librarian 3, Bus Monitor 2,3, Bus Driver 4, 4-H Club 1. R,A, BEST Good humor is one of the best articles of dress one can wear F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Livestock Judging Contest 2, 3, Land Judging Contest 3, Baseball 3, Bus Driver 3, 4, Monogram Club 4, Superlative. LINDA BRITT Like the deep blue sea-always calm F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4,Junior and Chapter Homemakers' Degrees, 4-H Club 1, 2, Entertained at the Mother- Daughter Banquet, Marshal 3, Helped write Last Will and Testament, Beta Club 4. CLEMENT C. BURCI-I A winner never quits and a quitter never wins 4'H Club 1, 2, 35 F. F,.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Superlative. PAULETTE COX The thing that goes the fastest towards making life worthwhile, that costs the least, and does the most, is just a pleasant smile F. H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4,Junior Homemakers Degree, Fashion S how Winner 1, 2, 3, Junior Play Manager, Bus Driver 4, Superlative. JOHN FRANKLIN DAVIDSON Where there's a will, there's a way T r a ns f e rr e d from Ball High School, Galveston, Texas, R,O, T. C. S,'Sergeant, Library Club 1, Treasurer,United States Navy, Seaman First Class, Superlative. JERRY MACK DENNING As good a man as the sun ever shone on F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball and Baseball Manager 1, 2, Chaper Degree 2, Greenhand Degree 1, Superlative. MARGARET JEAN DENNING A good intender in all undertakings - F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4,Junior, Chapter, and State Homemakers' Degrees, Most Outstanding Home Economics Student 3, Fashion Show Winner 2,3, Basketball 1,2, 3, 4,Co-Captain 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Librarian 1, 3, 4, Library Club 3, 4, Officer 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, Officer 2, Annual Staff 4, Bus Driver 4. BRENDA DUNBAR You show good sense by controlling your senses F. H. A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Junior and Chapter Home- makers' D e gre es, Junior Play Cast, Bus Driver 4, Hat- Check Girl at Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Monogram Club 3, Basketball Manager 3. irectory EDNA PEARL EDWARDS Gentle in manners, strong in performance F.H. A. 1, 2, 3,4, Junior, Chapter, and State Home- makers' Degrees, Library Club 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, 4-H Club 2, Piano 1, 2, 3, 4, Superlative. FRANCES KAYE EDWARDS Golden hair and eyes of blue, a gentle manner and a sweet voice too F.H.A. 1, 2, 3,4, Officer 2, 3,4, Junior and Chapter Degrees, Beta Club 3, 4, Officer 4, D. A. R. Representative 4, U. S. History Award 3, Fair Talent Show 1st prize., Fashion Show Winner 2, Junior Play Usher and Vocalist 3, Marshal 3, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Entertained at State Beta Club Convention 3, Entertained at Junior-Senior Banquet 1,3, Annual Staff 4, Superlative. ELTON LAMONT FUTRELL A jolly fellow we find him true, and an excellent gentlemen too F. F. A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, Jr. Class Vice-Pres i dent, Senior Class President, Annual Staff 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4: Monogram Club President 3, Junior Play Cast, Public Speaking Parliamentary Procedure, Livestock Judging Team 2, 3, Wayne Federation President 3, Superlative. BRENDA ELAINE GODWIN Men may come and men may go, but not ifl can help itll F. H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play Cast, Lib rarian 3,4, Bus Monitor 1, 2, 4-H Club 1, Assistant Chairman of Birthday Calendar, Ice Cream Seller 3, 4. JUDITH LaMURIEL GRADY If silence were gold, she would be broke Class Officer 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4, Jtmior and Chapter Homemakeis' Degrees, Fashion Show Winner 1, Cheerleader 2, 3,4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Marshal 3, Annual Staff'4, Junior Play Cast, Bus Driver 4., Superlative. MONTY KEITH GRADY Politeness is the flower of humanity F, F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play C a st, Greenhand Degree, Superlative. RALPH WILLIAM GRADY There is a spark of mischief in his eyes F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, O f fi c e r 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, Greenhand Degree, Band 1, Superlative. JENNIFER HILL I don't ask questions: I just have fun F.H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Degree, Class Officer 3, Cheer- leader 1,2,3,4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4,First Place Winner F.H.A. Candy Sale 1, Hat Check Girl at Junior-Senior Banquet 2, Second and Third Place Dress Revue Winner 1, 3, J unior Play Usher 3, First Place T ale nt Contest Winner at County Fair 4, Entertained at Mother-Daughter Banquet 1, 2, 3, F.H.A. County Rally 3, Junior Play Entertainment 4, Superlative. Q. enior JAMES CARLTON H1NsoN It's not whether you won or lost, but how you played the game F.F,A. 1, 2, 3, 4, O ffi ce r 3, 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 3, Class Officer 4, B a s e b all 1, 2, 3, 4, Land Judging Team 3, Livestock Judging Team 3,Parliamentary Procedure Team 3,Junior Play Cast 3, Farm Mechanics Award 4, Superlative. BOBBY GERALD HOLLAMON This small prankster loves having fun, friendly to all, disliked by no one F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4, P a rlia- mentary Team 3, 4, Chapter FarmerDegree, Land Judging 3, 4, Livestock Judging 3, 4, County Federation President 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Bas eb all 1, 2, 3, 4, Monogram 1, 2, 3, 4, P r e s i d e nt 4, Sr. Vice-President, Junior Pla yr Cast, Superlative, Mr. Granthum, Annual Staff. MARGARET GERTRUDE QTRUDYJ I-IOOD It dosen't pay to worry, things are bound to happen anyway F. I-I. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Degree, Fashion Show Winner 1, 2, Class Officer 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 3,4, Entertained at Jr. -Sr. Banquet 2, Jr. PlayMake-Up Committee, Superlative. VICY LORRAINE JACKSON Her charming ways and friendly smiles make her friend- ship well worthwhile F. H,A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Homemakers Degree, Junior Play Narrator, Assistant Librarian 3, Bus Monitor 3, 4, Chair- man of Birthday Calendar 4, 4-H Club 1. DWIGHT HANNIBAL JERNIGAN He puts his worries in a pocket with a hole in it F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Creed Contest 1, Tool Identification 1, 2, Parliamentary Procedure 2, Livestock Judging 2, Junior Class President, Master of Ceremonies at Jr. -Sr. Banquet, Annual Staff 4, Jr. Play Cast, Bus Driver 4, Superlative. JUDY JERNIGAN A happy combination of sense and nonsense F. H, A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Junior Degree, Class Officer 2, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Head 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, I-Iat Che ck girl at Jr. -Sr. Banquet 2, Junior Play Cast, First Talent Winner County Fair, Entertainment at Mother- Daughter Banquet 1, 2, 3, Jr. Play 4, Superlative. GRACE MARIE JONES She has a heart with room for all F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4,Junior Degree, Talent Contest Winner 3, 4, Junior Play Cast, E nt e r ta i n e d at Mother-Daughter Ba nqu et 2, 3, Entertained at Jr. -Sr. Banquet 2, Cheer- leadingManager 3,4, Entertained atJr. Play4, Entertained at FashionShow 2, Librarian 2, Superlative, Second Winner Candy Sale 1, First Winner Magazine Sale 2, First Winner Christmas Card Sale 3. JERRY LEE KORNEGAY A rare compound of quality, noble and true, with plenty of good sense and good humor too F.F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Livestock Judging 3, 4, Parliamentary 3, 4, Land Judging 3,4,G1-eenhand Degree 1, Chapter Degree 2, Farm Safety Degree 3, Basketball 3, 4, Librarian 3,4, President 3,Monogram Club 3,Jr. Play Cast, Superlative. I1 H , 49 irectory LINDA FAYE KORNEGAY A dash of friendliness, a scoop of energy, and a shake of personality - result - Linda F. H. A. 1,2, 3,4,Junior and Chapter Homemakers Degrees, First Winner Dress Revue 2, Jr. Play Cast, S chola s t i c Medal 1, 2, 3, Beta Club 3, 4, Officer 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3,4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Chief Marshal 3, Annual Staff 4, Superlative. PAMILA CEIL LONGO A smile for every occasion, a word for every hour F, H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Junior Degree, Beta Club 4, Class Officer 2, Jr. Play Cast, Annual Staff, Superlative 4, Cheerleader 4, Libra ria n 2, Entertained at Mother- Daughter Banquet 1, 2, 3, Jr. Play 4, Fashion Show 2, Usher 3, Fair Talent Contest Winner 3, 4, Toast at Jr. -Sr. Banquet 3, Recorder Dis-cussion Program at Brogden 4. RAYMOND EDWARD MCKINZEY Pleasantness and dependability are qualities well mixed Seventy-First High School 1, 2, Grantham 3, 4, Substitute Bus Driver 3, 4, Sold Tickets at Junior Play, Superlative. JOAN RENEE PENNINGTON She takes life as it comes and enjoys it F,l-LA. 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 1, F,F,A. Sweetheart 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Entertained at Jr. -Sr.Banquet 2, Entertained at Father-Son Banquet 3. ALICE LOUISE POTTER quiet mind, a friendly way F, H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Homemakers' Degree. JAMES EDWARD RADFORD That load becomes light which is cheerfully borne F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Livestock Judging 2, 3. MARY ELIZABETH SMITH It is the wise head that makes the silent tongue F. I-I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 6, 7, 8, Junior Homemakers Degree. HA I ELIZABETH STEVENS Love, sweetness, and goodness in her person shine F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Chairman Service Committee, Junior Homemaker Degree,Jr.Play Usher,AnnualStaff 4, Library Club 4. H KIRBY IREDELLE STEVENS They also serve who work in silence F, F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Livestock Judging 2, 3, Medal for Live- stock Judging. KATHERINE VIRGINIA THOMPSON A tender heart, a will infexible F.H.A. 1, 3, 4, Junior Degree, Wayne County Talent Contest 2. H JANICE WESTBROOK Ambition rules my brain, and love, my heart F. I-I. A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Degree, Librarian 1, 2, Jr. Pla y Cast, Entertained: Alumni Banquet 1, Mother-Daughter Banquet 1, 2, 4, Jr. -Sr. Banquet 2, Fashion Show 2, Miss America Pageant 3, Jr. Play 4, First, Second, and Third Place W i nn e r at County Fair Talent C o nt e s t 2, 3, 4, Superlative. NANCY LEE INGRAM A daughter of the gods, divinely tall, and most divinely fair. Rosewood High School-9, 10, 11, F.H.A, 1, 2, Glee Club 1, Class Officer 2, Scholastic Award 2. elaoo rophecy As the days of graduation draw near, we Seniors are thinking of our many past experiences. But everyone knows that one cannot live in the past. Therefore we begin to look into the future and wonder what may be ahead. Ten years from now we imagine. . . PEGGY ALTMAN will be operating her own telephone answering service in Wilmington. ANN BEST and PAULETTE COX will be saying that the tourist business is increasing each day at the Blue Bell Motel in Mount Olive. R, A. BEST has just patented his latest invention, a car that spins around in the middle of the road. LINDA BRITT is celebrating her fifth anniversary as,an instructor of judo. CLEMENT BURCH and RALPH GRADY are running a used car lot at Grantham, bought from Honest George. MACK DENNING is coaching the Yankees during their ninth straight series with Grantham. We find MARGARET DENNING hotlfootin' it down the street to her secretarial school where she is teaching a course in modern shorthand. BRENDA DUNBAR is working on her latest novel HOW TO HOT-ROD A SCHOOL BUS, EDNA EDWARDS is teaching at her alma mater, King's Business College. FRANCES EDWARDS is happy as an engineer's wife. Her husband builds bridges for her teeth. LAMONT FUTRELL has gone sky-high in his profession. He is window washer on the Empire State Building. LAMURIEL GRADY and LINDA KORNEGAY are running the College Drive-ln. In fact they are running all Mount Olive. ' MONTY GRADY and IREDELLE STEVENS are holding the Silent Spot on the Red Skelton Show. ELAINE GODWIN has won world fame as the hair stylist for horror movies in Hollywood. JENNIFER HILL is now manufacturing Hartley Giggle Boxes. This is CARLTON HINSON'S tenth year as No. 1 Bench Warmer for the Duke Blue Devils . This is TRUDY HOOD'S' tenth year of sitting behind the No. 1 Bench Warmer at ballgames. GERALD HOLIAMON was elected best looking janitor at Hardee's the other day. VICY JACKSON was just awarded the title Miss Universe of '74 . She competed with Miss Moon, Miss Venus, Miss Mars, and many others. JOHN DAVIDSON, M, D., sends his patients to DWIGHT JERNIGAN, pharmacist,who sends them back to John. JUDYJERNIGAN should certainly be commended for her part in sending up our latest moonbound rocket. GRACEJONES has a new gang, but they're still as light-hearted as ever. They're called The Three Stooges . JERRY KORNEGAY'S new hit comedy, Louie Goes Phooey had a tragic effect on the audience. Training Ceil's Famous Seals is PAM LONGO'S latest hobby. Pam finds time for this after her long day's work Of answering Dear Abbey letters. Bang! There went the top of the high school building again.RAYMOND MCKINZEY is the new chemistry teacher.The last time that happened was the night we graduated. JOAN PENNINGTON was tremendous last night in her starring role as a singer on The Nurses . ALICE POTTER has fulfilled her lifetime ambition, she is now happily married. JERRY RADFORD is making a great success doctoring hogs. MARY SMITH is working her way up to the top at Sears Roebuck 8 Co. ELIZABETH STEVENS now helps her husband toss hay. VIRGINIA THOMPSON has become a first rate Avon Representative. That can't be JANICE WESTBROOK we see riding that kangaroo in Barnum Brothers' Circus. But it is! ERNESTINE BEST has just left on a treasure hunt in Egypt. NANCY INGRAM is the new personnel manager at Weil's. A ringing bell brings us back to the present and we see it is time for our next class.As this year comes to a close, we find the time slipping by so fast that soon these experiences, so vivid in our minds today, wiII be only fond memories tomorrow. Class Prophets GRACE JONES JANICE WESTBROOK R. A. BEST 50 .nl f nw 2 .,.f f , qi., J, of f 'f Z, nv s',,,,5 4 'Q .fi nf 1,2 , , 'ff ZQ2,,v X L Y ,, my , - V4 '14 33? 3 iffs' yr- 5? , fm. us M-V fi X Q UE 'za ,Z 'T ',.S,,f'f , H, ,L , 4 if -ff : B Y u' HcnXih U1 . . ,A .ts 'md SML L 4 , ef ' V f , f rr X 19' ' ., , 2 2 if dW 11 .- X v -- A wmv W . -4-f ly A fl V' ' M2522 2 , mffzfnjgg 'Vx f Pocketbooks, Compasses, books, report cards! ! qt n l a 6 6 n DENNIS HARRELI, Presidentg DANNIE I-IARRELL, VICE Treasurer JANE PORTER, Reporter NORWOOD HEAD, P r e s 1 d e nt JANICE COX, S e c r e t a ry, JIMMY COX Soc1a1Cha1rman EDWARD ASWELL JANICE BEST NICK BEST RUBY BROCK IANICE cox JIMMY cox ROBBIE cox LARRY DAIL BARBARA DANIELS LEON DARDEN LAURA DAVIS ROBERT DAVIS -Ng Boys' Allowed, a three act comedy, was presented by theJunior Class on Friday, October 11. Donna Grady played the role of the girl who was having a slumber party for her friends while her parents were away. Her guests were Annette Raynor,Janice Cox, Patricia Jackson, Ruby Brock, and Janet Woodall. Sarah Keen was theNegro maid who was frightened out of her wits by a prowler, Edward Aswell. Billy Goff, Donna's ex-boyfriend, Leon Darden, Norwood I-lead, and I-IarryJernigan tried to crash the party, so the girls called on Janice Best, Billy's mother, to come to the rescue. In all the excitment Dwight Jackson, a policeman, came in to arrest the prowler. ,aaa--A f V ' V -,aff 'V If fn :Wy Y, , . , - U n 5 O r 0 I yy , ', I fl 4 'M I ETHEL FAIRcLoTH A RUTH FIELDS BILLY GORP DONNA GRADY KAYE GRADY FLOYD GRAHAM JANET GRANTI-IAM JIM GRANTI-IAM JOE GRANTI-IAM LINDA HALL DANNIE I-IARRELL DENNIS HARRELL ri' Q, '57 7 K, NORWOOD HEAD ANNIE ROSE HOLLAND LEMUEL HOOD ANN HOWELL BETTY IVEY DWIGHT JACKSON PATRICIA JACKSON HARRY JERNIGAN unioro WILLIAM JOHNSON RAY JOYNER BONNIE KEEN SARAH KEEN GLENN KENNEDY PI-IEBE LEE EDNA MASSEY JANE PORTER MARY RADFORD ANNETTE RAYNOR JIMMY ROSE BETTY JO SEYMOUR JUDY STACEY EDDY STRI CK LAND JERRY STRICKLAND GEORGE SUMMERLIN CLAUDIA SUTTON DOUGLAS THOMPSON JOHNNY THOMPSON SONNY THORNTON LILLIE WARRICK LARRY WEEKS JANET WOODALL .Sophomore 61660 Qlficero KENNETH GRADY, P1-egldent GERALD DANIELS V1ce Presldent ELAINE WESTBROOK, Secretarygjllvi Treasurer DOLLIE THORNTON Reporter FRANCES ANDREWS DAVID BENNETT JULIAN BEST CONNIE BLACKMAN KAYE BRITT DIANNE CASEY BETTY COTTON BRENDA COX MARY Jo cox GERALD DANIELS REX DAVIS PATRICIA DECHENT The sophomores' project is selling magazines. Proceeds from this help this class to sponsor its junior-Senicr Banquet and the yearbook during the c1ass's senior year. The two highest salesmen are awarded prizes. Patricia Eddins was firstg Mary jo Cox, second. Sophomoreo GLEN DA DENNING PATRICLA EDDINS 'Y' DEBBIE EDWARDS MYRTLE EDWARDS KENNETH GRADY LINDA GRAHAM S., JUDY GRANTI-IAM JOSEPHINE GUY JUDY HARRELL LINDA I-IARRELL cARRoL HOLLAMON ELAINE HOOD JIMMY HOOD BRENDA INGRAM DALE INGRAM GALE INGRAM EDWARD JERNIGAN Jo ANN IERNIGAN N--fx we 1' Jvsvi 41' CJ! RoNNIE JORDAN LLoYD KEEN JR. JEAN MARTIN MARY LOU MASSEY 56 PEARL PHILLIPS DEBORAH RHODES JOE SHAVER LINDA STEVENS Sophomoreo WOODROW STEVENS DONALD TAYLOR ESTHER THOMPSON FRANCES THOMPSON La VERNE THOMPSON DOLLIE THORNTON PRESTON THORNTON IR ISOM TUCKER ALICE WARRIOR GLORIA WEAVER CAROLYN WEEKS JAMES WEEKS ELAINE WESTBROOK BRENDA WILLIAMS EDWARD WTLLIAMS LILLIE RUTI-I WISE MQW' ! ri'K4 V reohman elaoo acero BRENDA IO COX Treasurer EVELYN STEWART Reporter PHYLLIS BRITT Secretary5RELLA JACKSON VICE MELVIN ANDREWS MARY LOU BENNETT WAYNE BENNETT JOYCE BIVENS MARY LYNN BLA CKMAN PATSY BRITT PHYLLIS BRITT CYNTHIA BRYAN GAIL BRYAN EDWARD CARTER HUGH COLE BRENDA COX F RESHMAN INITIATION Freshman Initiation was a real ordeal. Grantham didn t have initiation last year so the freshmen got some bad treatment. They had to parade down the hall in every thing from mule harnesses to little red wagons. Joyce Bivens won first place for her outfit5Patricia Womble, secondg Elaine Perkins and Sherry Hill tied for third. The boys didn't have a contest, but they were hilarious. Initation is perhaps the most humorous memory of the freshmen. I reohmen ALLEN DAIL BETTY IDU DENNING KENNETH DENNING ROBERT DENNING JOHN CRAWFORD SUSAN DENNING GARY DUNBAR BRENDA EDDINS PHIL FLOWERS 'W ' TOBY GRADY CHARLES HARRELL SHERRY HILL RUBY HOLLAND JIMMY HOWELL MARY HELEN INGRAM RELLA JACKSON LINDA JOYNER IW' WAYNE JOYNER BOB KEEN BOBBY KIRKLAND FRANCES MCKINZEY 59 43 -'W' JOHNNY MERCER BETTY JEAN MOZINGO EDWARD MOZINGO ELAINE PERKINS re oh men PI-HL RICKS MARGARET SEYMOUR EDNA SMITH DAVID A. STEVENS DAVID M. STEVENS EVELYN STEWART SARAH SURLES JUDY SUTTON JUDY THOMPSON LUBY THOMPSON PHYLLIS THOMPSON RONNIE THOMPSON AVIS THORNTON FRANCES THORNTON JUNE THORNTON RAYVON THORNTON PATRICIA WOMBLE 3 x f ,xi A '-.... ehe Bd1i'au,, l e r y Cc ffxy QI T ' +, I'?7'f '1.'w'W Q ' A 'X ' wrdif X Av 'fl,Q.325ff5g PG?-Q 'fi' N'9E 'x S-' 11. -'SN ff4,hc-M.ff',w-f -'ff,,l5iig,,-.L 1.'e wi wmff..-a1.swf?'A1'.-Y' . 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LOUISE SPAIN Music Qighth grade FIRST ROW: Clark Bennett, Ted Best, Virginia Bradford, Glenn Britt, Mary Ellen Britt, Frances Brock, Yvonne Casey, Alton Cox. SECOND ROW: G e ra l d i ne Davis, Ronnie Davis, Travis Denning, Albert Dudley, Milo Edwards, Danny F air clot h, Betty G ra n th a rn, Frank Grantham. Tl-HRD ROW: David Guy, Charles Hare, Reuben Harrell, Jerry Hill, Larry Hinson, John Ingram, Elma Jernigan, Kaye Jernigan. FOURTH ROW: Rudyjohnson, Edward Jones, Johnny Joyner, Edsel King, Harold Lane, Lois Lee, Thelma Martin, Jerry Mercer. FIFTH ROW: Danny M c C ull e n, Linda Parker, Judith Potter, Gloria Rhodes, Jimmy Shaver, Willard Smith, Sallie Stevens, Betty T a dlo Ck. SIXTH ROW: Beverly Thigpen, Willie Thompson, Edith Thornton,Judy Thornton, Brenda Weeks. SEVENTH ROW: Marie Wiley, Carlton Williams, Clayton Williams, Wanda Williford, Jarvis Wise. ,Mr R35- WW? is 2' , Y fa TQ ,.,,, Mfg , A -A Q I , 3'-.jf 5 M f J S. .J h E , X -fr -1, 1 eventh grade FIRST ROW: Jimmie Best, Johnnie Best, Danny Bivens, Debra Blackman, Rose Blackman, Barbara Britt, Darlene Britt, Grayson Britt. SECOND ROW: Tommy Britt, Billy Brock, Delma Brock, Kay Brodgen, Ladell Brown, Ted Butler, Patricia Capps,Jerry Cotton. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Davis, Brenda Davis,Judy Denning, Johnnie Dunn, Donald Faircloth, Donna Faulk,Janice Flowers, Phillip Grantham. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Grantham, Deborah Godwin, Sandra Hartly, Jerry Hood, Manfred Hood, Howard Howell, Patsy Jackson, Dale Ja ckson. FIFTH ROW: Phillip Jernigan, Lawrence Johnson, Bobby Jones, Wayne Jones, Deborah ,,, - , , . . f' 229-7 as V . , ' 2 r . ' . 1 I f M- ' -W , - , 1 , , i ..-' ,f f 7 X J, 0 Y - 5 Q 1 4 f l 1 Keen, Barbara Lambert, Dale Martin, Milford Martin. SIXTH ROW: Roxie Massengill, J.M. Massey, Rosanne Page, Garry Pennington, Carroll Radford, Harold Radford, Daphne Rhodes, Annette Rose. SEVENTH ROW: Jimmy Sasser, Larry Smith, Carolyn Stevens, Maria Stevens, Ronald Strickland, Sharon Strickland, Terry Strickland, Barbara S u m m e rl i n. EIGHTH ROW: Chris Thompson, Dennis Thompson, Linwood Thompson, Lois Thompson, Billie Rose Thornton, Brenda Thornton, Martha Westbrook, Kenneth Womble. X X P fffig fl , s ' , , A, ' 44:7 V 1, . ,, My ' I .f W' , ff ' ' , v 4 Wi 'z f :rf .:' M f V . K W! S 7 X V , ' fl A ' Q ,. -, 1Z w J J A ' X i4 2:lqf1: i4:. ' Atv? I ' .. ,,, K' 'A B ' 1 ,. f ff A r . 7 IL if I 1 ,, - 'vrff' - 4,7 K ' , sa 555 ' if 1 - W Wi: - S ' ff? 1 x. -Y, Q of 4. if 1 A T FIRST ROW: Buster Best, Kathy Best, Kirby Best, Glenda Bos e m a n, T.j. Bradford, Gary Britt, jenny Britt, Phil Britt. SECOND ROW: Danny Brock, Larry Brown, Marie Cox, Rosemary Edwards, Tony Edwards, Debbie Glidewell, Lillie Fields, Lonnie Fields. THIRD ROW: Glenn Grady, George Grantham, Eugene Gurley, Wanda Harrell, Barbara Hollowell, Debra I-Iollowell, Grover Hood, Ted Jernigan. FOURTH ROW: Cindy jones, Ellen Keene, joan Kirkland, ixtln grade Glenn Martin, Ir., Gail Massey, Dennis McCullen, Wayne Mills,David Neel.FIFTH ROW: Debbie Page, Billie Rich, Brenda Sass er, Shirley Smith, Howard Surles, Rhonda Sutton, james Tadlock, Joyce Tadlock. SIXTH ROW: john Tart, jerry Thompson, Dillon Thornton, Gordon Thornton, K e nn eth Thornton. SEVENTH ROW: johnny Wiley, Paula Williford, Rita Williamson, Eggbert Wise, Horace Wise. fa . 0 ., -L., ,giyrvl , E f A, rf-5' F ,f My 1. S ' f f' T 'M ,Q ' l N .f fill, M l , , V f , fy .- . I 2 N XQDX. In A fi, 1 S f , T E T D '-,' L iii V I V X I 7 J . S i r Q Q. 'T 'R ' -it V H? in V7 - in k ,Ay - W., - V rf , ,, ' . my ,- Wi .QM 1 ' A I -V K f 'i I ,., Wbjjil 25,45 S 4' 1 fx 7 X, V, 'g '1,g', s,g H, X - X j 1 ' ' ' 'QQ I n E .wr : 'Ev' , WN 1 J fi' ii' 1- Iiv' 'Q M X N lm -'-. l . f ffk ,.'- .. ' 5 Y YT? f X N 7 Y A ,q if 1 ,, ' ,, m 59,4 x J t 9 1 , ' 'bf A-1' .P- 5...s. A , 4 rv X if if fligth grade FIRST ROW: Albert Bennett, Dale Best, Vickie Blackman, Marion Bradford, Phil Britt, Marty Brogden, David Bryan, John Paul Bryan. SECOND ROW: Exum Casey, Mike Cox, Marvin Earl Creech, George Davis, Artie Dechent, Harold Edwards, Mark Edwards, Lex Faulk. THIRD ROW: Brent Godwin, Cathy Grantham, Jerry Gray, Robert Guy, Diane Harrell, Larry Hartley, S andra Hollingsworth, Douglas Hood. FOURTH ROW: Judy Hood, Danny Howell, Janice Howell, Janice Ingram, Robin Jackson, Sammie Jones, Samuel Jones, Blair Jordan. FIFTH ROW: Delmar Joyner, Larry Lane, Daniel Lee, Vicky Littleton, Carl McKinzey, Rodney Mozingo, Denise Page, Barbara Parker. SIXTH ROW: Ralph Parker, Patricia Pate, M.A. Pennington, Patrice Pennington, Calvin Perkins, Whit Porter, Patricia Radford, Charlotte Ricks. SEVENTH ROW: Charles Stevens, Henry S te v e ns, Margaret Stevens, Mary Ellen Talton, Miriam Thigpen, Polly Ann Thompson, Curtis Thornton, Jennifer Thornton. EIGHTH ROW: Lee Ann Thornton, Stanley Thornton, Leroy Warrick, Sandra Weaver, Rose Westbrook, Joe Whitfield, Ronald Wise, Kathy Womble, Jerry Woodall. , Z Q, me f , -.-N . M --wif ww K , I , W ,f V 1' ' ,,.'xh ' , if ,V 3 A Z X , V ' V, la, A , J F J S4 J J , s f ' '4l'f7'. .' 4' . R F 'W ,,,A 1, ,I .I I V f -A if ' . A' is K 'WX' lb sg' x ' , 'tra' A 4, Q ' ,eimzi , ,Agar ,623 fav? + 4, Q :fd f 4 , 'A ll 0 wi B Mika: k P 'I l 1 ,J llllh.. TH'-Z FIRST ROW: Jack Bennett, Debby Best, Jerry Best, C.M, Britt, Douglas Britt, Danny Denning, Shirley Denning, Teresa Edwards. SECOND ROW: Cathy Faulk, Tommy Grantha m, Emma Guy, Durel Hill, Jessye Hollowell, Blake Hood, Linda Hood, Ronald Hood. THIRD ROW: Sue Hood,Judy Ingram, Rufus Jones, Gene Joyner, Nancy Joyner, D e xter Keene, Sallie Martin, Sue Massengill. FOURTH ROW: Danny M c C ulle n, Denise McCullen, Q-U s hift if 'M l 9 ff K , - s AAA1 ' 6 ' 'M A :Ti f Lf Xt, , w- ix I T , I . , Mr 'Y' Hur S I F ourtla grade Florence Powell, Joyce Raford, Harold Rhodes, Danny Smith, Bobby Stevens, Gail Sutton. FIFTH ROW: Shelton Sutton, Danny Tadlock, Jean Thompson, Margaret Thompson, Cecil Thornton, Dean Thornton, Harold Thornton, Keith Thornton. SIXTH ROW: Rose Thornton, Grace Thigpen, Ronny Weeks, Cathy Williams, George Albert Young. K: W. in ,fl mfr - ,', I 1' st 'W' iili I gg ui. S I QQ, . my Q sb 'agar -nal fl? T? swf V in 'W '1 WW f Q , f I ,ji H f i:15i-3' fhiral grade FIRST ROW: Ceaf Altman, Gary Aswell, Danny Best, Io Anne Britt, Wanda Britt, Kaye Brock, Lemuel Brown, Jaxie Bryan.SECOND ROW: Ginger Casey, Donna Cotton, Linda Davis, Freddie Eddins, Ronny Faircloth, Shirley Fields, Billy Grantham, Everette Grantham. THIRD ROW: Pamela Grady, Sandra Gray, Kathy Hartley, L, G. Hill, Randy Hollingsworth, Al Hollowell, Connie Hollowell, Deborah Hollow ell. FOURTH ROW: Ricky Joyner, Pamela Keel, Charles Keene, Randy Keene, Marilyn Lane, Kinda Martin, james Massengille, jimmy McCu1len. F IF T H ROW: Betty jane Parker, V i r g i n i a Pate, Ellis Raynor, Abigail Rhodes, Cathy Rose, Kenneth Sanderson, Dennis Smith, Ed S t e V e ns. SIXTH ROW: jerry Stevens, Ruby Surles, Linwood Talton, Willa May Talton, Denny Tart, Gary Thornton, Gary Tyner, Autry Ward. SEVENTH ROW: Nancy Westbrook, Billy Wiley, Beth Wise, Elton Wise, Dwight Young, Gene Young. Swv! -nf -iff W7 WH ,gym A, K vi if 1,7 'lr-ar :V iw.:-V 'sz' ww' 5' -7-nf 1:57 'G' Q-rv FIRST ROW: Carol Best, Gary Best, Paulette Blackmon, Ronnie Bradford, Keith Britt, Audry Burch, james Ray Cox, jimmy Cox. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Creech, j.P. Daniels, Dennis Denning, L.H. Denning, Carolyn Dudley, j. Henry Fields, Jr., Joyce Ann Flowers, Denise Godwin. THIRD ROW: Michael Grantham, Debbie Hollamon, Bradley Hood, Brian Hood, Connie Hood, David Jackson, Vickie Jernigan, Kay Keen. FOURTH ROW: Ray Keen, Wanda Sue Keen, Jolene Kirkland, Judy Langston, Norman econalqrade Earl Lee, Tommy Lee, Freddie Massengilhjcannie Morris. FIFTH ROW: Michael Mozingo, Larry Parker, Richard Parker, Edward Pennington, Dana Porter, Keith Porter, Rhett Raynor, David Sanderson. SIXTH ROW: Pearline Talton, Gordon Thompson, Sandra Thompson, Douglas Thornton, Karen Thornton, Albert Warrick. SEVENTH ROW: june Weaver, Rayford Whitfield, Ernest Wise, Jimmy Young, Steven Young. ,.,.1 'off 4121? 'lx' 'Qi W' W7 'QT . Pta- 'Ov tiki L I ,, X' ,V ' 4 9: .2 GX SV? .hx W ' 6 1, 1 'Xu hw 'VV' WJ? S -E W! , , 1- irot grade FIRST ROW: Reed Bennett, Barbara Black m an, Ray Boseman, Rhonda Britt, Toni Britt, Cathy Cotton, Beverly Cox, David Earl Creech. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Denning, Mike F aircloth, Barbara Faulk, David Faulk, Angela Garris, Susan Grady, Tara Grantham, Eddie Mack Harrell. THIRD ROW: Donnie Hill, Angela Hood, Glenn Hood, Vicky Howell, Geneverette Jackson, Linda johnson, Steve johnson, Dusty jones. FOURTH ROW: Harold Jones, Danny Joyner, Roger King, Debra Lane, Carolyn Langston, Carroll Manning, Annie Lou Martin, jerry Martin. FIFTH ROW: Q 1 G an. L Yrnr 4 . S! 2. ll' I , ' . if -wr! Gary McCullen, janet McCullen, Lenny Mills, Gail Odom, Kathy Pennington, Reva Pennington, Treva Pennington, Diane Pierce. SIXTH ROW: Ricky Radford, Lora Raynor, Sheila Sasser, Sara Stevens, Darlene Strickland, Marilyn Surles, Gle nn Talton, james Talton. SEVENTH ROW: Carolyn Tart, Dianne Tart, Al Thigpen, Nancy Thompson, Gene Thornton, Kathy Thornton, Ricky Thornton, Donna Weeks. EIGHTH ROW: Keith Westbrook, Jeffrey Westbrook, Aubrey Williamson, Dwight Wise, Io Wise, Jeffery Woodall. .I 5, 1, T ,, lg! 21, , . X .., is , if ,Z ' . ag. ' : ..::,.g ' A, Y at xr I A 'Q MTH' 1 4. Q! ' I .V , A by i-.. tj Qvwwx gf? I J 3.1. I 5 , '57 5 '75' X Id s f E T F -O. 'f A 'E X f 4 y f' I 5 A X 'X 1 1 ,W 1 ' .J V - M IRQ, ,..'le'fv, ' I s ,, , v 'lx-fx' .1 ? ' A, -' , I ' A gfcclloween lingo and Queeno in CATHY GRANTI-IAM, DANNY FAIRCLOTH JAXIE BRYAN, BRIAN I-IOOD Music Students under Mrs. Louise Spain 71 A gear flue many oeruiceo rendered, we thank you. 1-Q Mrs. Maude Outlaw, Mrs. Louise Allen, Mrs. Letha Grady. STANDING: Mrs. Fannie Rose, Mrs. Ruth Sasser, Mrs. Sudie Taylor, Mrs. Eleanor Porter. Mr. Edgar Sasser resell Kkwxgfx 'vf'7fr.lus . . ,, , ' : ' . 4 J. . 1 1 F., Q -A a- .---s-4 f'Qrl!.7fl .,,..,,,,, - ff, 1 1-1 , , u.....v ix Clliw . 'Mum 1, Always working, never shirking 72 9 Q T FQOD V5 i 'O pvl' - all H 5 o -S, 11 x L0 1 it 'bqlflon is V Hg , E E 3- S . 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If you need seed, chances Closed Wednesday Ore We have ll'H i905 South Slocumb Street JESSE E' CREECH Goldsboro North Carolina R55-7I99 Goldsboro North Carolina ARCHIE ROSE Buyers of Live Poultry, White Rock Hens 9 -Specializing In Broilers- , Day Phones Night Phone RE4-3472 RE4-IO68 RE4-3272 Goldsboro North Carolina Mount Olive North Carolina Complimenfs of C. W. S Groceries-Hardware-Ferti Iizer and Farm Supplies OPEN'AIR MARKET Dial Goldsboro RE4-2371 Goldsboro North Carolina Four Oaks North Carolina THE HUB Goldsboro North Carolina R.A. BEST GROCERY AND SERVICE STATION X Highway 70 West Goldsboro North Carolina Compliments of YOUNG FASHIONS X Q? If v ' ,rf-. 1 . .rr-- - ' -f 6- :Tiff ,, xv to0 41 Infants through Pre-teens Goldsboro North Carolina D. T. GRANTHANI Groceries cmd Meats Oil Greasing Gas - Washing Call 689-2I4O Your Friendly Grocer We Aim To PIease Goldsboro Route I North Carolina Compliments of WESTBROOK AND PATE Insurance Insecticides ROBINSON'S DRUG STORE Seeds Fertilizers Phone 734-O9II RO. BOX 947 T47 S. Goldsboro Cenllilrorth Carolina 734-I677 Goldsboro North Carolina BALL PARK SERVICE STATION Shell Products V N Tires Wholesale yuh f I6Ol E. Ash Street Goldsboro North Carolina YOUNG MENS SHOP Goldsboro North Carolina I BRILL'S UPHOLSTERY SHOP Pick Up 8. Delivery Upholstering-Refinishing-Repairing Brookside Shopping Center Goldsboro North Carolina L SEEGAR'S HARDWARE 8 SUPPLY COMPANY Everything in Hardware, FASHION, QUALITY, SERVICES First in Fashion, First for the Home 5 Yard 8 Garden Supplies Since Glidden Paint 118 North John Street 735-8211 . Goldsboro Nord! Carolina Goldsboro North Carolina T I 'I . f I: ' 4 1 ,ffgqdz ov, p I.G. A. FOODLINER I I . E A James Francis-Manager 4 'I 'Dependable and Courteous Q . 5X Tr 'f All 4 ' -xg Mount Olive North Carolina Compliments ot CAROLINA TRACTORS, INC. Massey Ferguson Sales 8. Service Goldsboro North Carolina Compliments of AMERICAN PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL SUPPLY T Goldsboro North Carolina Compliments of NEUSE TRACTOR CO. FORD TRACTOR DEALER A V 4 W Goldsboro North Carolina Q Q QQ? Q.: o I PE EY, vvARRlcK's REAL ESTATE ALWAY E :RSI 'Q U 35..LiiTY! I I Rentals-Sales Insurance .A. Goldsboro North Carolina 208 W. Ash V Loans 735-4648 - , Goldsboro North Carolina GARRIS JEWELERS Your Local Jewelers N - 5355: j,, jf? ii, gf 4- , .4 Q'-1 -I fx! Flex . V 4, ,g '-.z,--,- A L-V, .5 , ,-L-Zigi-iii.:-: I08 N. Center Street Goldsboro North Carolina Richard Gray Clarence Whitley VICTORY WAREHOUSE For the Sale of Leaf Tobacco Tel. 735-2075 Goldsboro North Carolina Compliments of INGRAM'S GROCERY DIXIE CHENII CAL CORPORATION Grantham North Carolina Manufacturers Of Farm Tested DIXIE Fertilizer Compliments ot Sales Office Telephone 735-T463 FIVE POINTS BEAUTY SALON P.O. Box 539 Highway I3 Phone 735-6500 Goldsboro North Carolina Goldsboro North Carolina CREEL'S REST HOIVIE Pauline Creel BRYAN OIL COMPANY TIT? O t pew or AMERICAN 504 West Chestnut Dial 734-I77I G Id b I. Mount Olive Highway O S Oro North Caro mc Goldsboro North Carolina Where Every Deal Is A Fair DeaI TRADE RITE MOTORS D.L. Starling, Owner David Hinnant, Salesman Bus. Phone RE 5-2563 319 N . Center Street Goldsboro North Carolina 78 I BOBBY THORNTON'S BARBERSHOP Route 3 Mount Olive North Carolina Compliments of b , . COfTlpllf'I'1Sl'Il'S of I S Home of Glenn's Famous Barbecue Located At Grantham Village Phone 689-2579 U.S. l3, Southwest Goldsboro, North Carolina Highway T3 WE CATER TO GROUPS AND PARTIES' Route 3 Glenn Best, Owner Mount Olive North Carolina Grantham North Carolina ROSE GROCERIES C I. T F 8: SERVICE STATION amp 'men S O Phone 689-2621 DR. JACK N. DRUMMOND Highway l3 Route 3 G h . Mount Olive North Carolina mm Gm North Carolina D. O. BRYAN GROCERIES C0 Plime lS of General Merchandise INSURANCE AGENCY D.O. Bryan, Jr. Office Home LY 4-432l - Phone 689-2350 689 2172 Rome 3 Newton Grove North Carolina Mount Olive North Carolina 79 . Name Joan Pennington Elaine Godwin Ralph Grady Judy Jernigan Trudy Hood Carlton Hinson Grace Jones Brenda Dunbar John Davidson Jennifer Hill Janice Westbrook R.A. Best Linda Britt Libby Stevens Jerry Kornegay Margaret Denning Vicy Jackson Jerry Radford Peggy Altman Edna Edwards Gerald Hollamon Ernestine Best Pam Longo Lamont Futrell Frances Edwards Mary Smith Dwight Jernigan LaMuriel Grady Ann Best lredelle Stevens Linda Kornegay Clement Burch Alice Potter Mack Denning Paulette Cox Ramond McKinzey Virginia Thompson Monty Grady Nancy Ingram FE Peeve Stuck-up boys Conceited people Girls who watch the show Stuck-up people Nosey people Stuck-up girls Snobs Stuck-up people Loud mouths Lying people Stop signs Flat tires Conceited people Lying people Going steady Staying home Two-timers Not being able to talk Library practice Rowdy girls lnterferring people Newton Grove Two-faced people Waiting Aggravating people Staying at home Loud mouthed women Deceitful people Stuck-up people Custard pies Flirty girls Flirty girls Flirty girls Staying home Males Having to read library Flirty girls Stuck-up girls Nosey people 80 in the library books Noted EQ-r Long blonde hair Flirting Fast Chevys Acting crazy Being left-handed Going to South Street Saying too much Being petite Traveling ' Having a good time Being little, but loud Having car trouble Going to Hardee's Going to Rosewood Acting crazy Eating pickles Big blue eyes Getting into trouble Natural curly hair Being courteous Having loads of fun My temper Joking ways Being a gentleman Blushing Going to Newton Grove Driving a hearse Being late Going to Mt. Olive Working Going to Mt. Olive Old Chrysler Loafing Being friendly Being friendly Getting into trouble Going to Newton Grove Crazy remarks Having car trouble Saljng Favorite Pastime Ambition To I've taught you better! Heck! I wish you'd hush! You nasty thing! Gosh dog! llDang!ll Hi, Fat Rat! Wee doggie! Hey, Gal! You mean hog! If it wouldn't please you, I would! You better watch that! That's a good question! Oh, Shoot! Glad I did it- and I'd do it again! D Well now! Tell me what to do, Hoss! Heck, yeah! Gosh! Ha, Ha! I will be gosh-dang! I ain't gonna do it! That's your problem! You're wild! I swannie! Gosh! Well, I be Cat hair! Forget it! You don't mean it! Hi, Curley! I sure hate that! What's it to you! Just a minute! Ah, shucks! You think so! Good gosh! How do you know? I don't know! Gosh! I1 ll Talking Dancing Going to the playground Talking in class Loafing around Playing a guitar Making people happy Listening to W'KIX Going to school Being with jesse Being with R.A. 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L. Snipes Motors, Incorporated 'N ' .I L Falcon III T-Birds E Fairlane Fords Goldsboro North Carolina R. 8. H. Oil Company Full-O-Pep Gasoline Kerosene Fuel Oils f Xyf .V Phone 735-3718 Goldsboro Highway II7 South North Carolina fo75gjje? wards ff05E v0uf'75'efds EE S C0 - C n-not-4 Quixgrrv F E RTI I. Z E R 5 IMPORTED MOTOR SALES AND SERVICES GOLD s BORO HEATING RePa11ll151.E?3i35Ca'S 1311 N rth Gr 1 f S I I I NC' Goldsboro O een ea NcI?:1?tCaro1ina P.O. Box I338 DENNING'S RADIO AND T.V. SALES AND SERVICE Phone RE 5-5549 Goldsboro North Carolina Mount Clive North Carolina 82 LEDER'S Shop with Confidence Wear with Pride Goldsboro North Carolina SETH B. HOLLOWELL OIL COMPANY Goldsboro North Carolina EDWARDS AUTO SERVICE FLOWERS' IVIILLING COMPANY Your Wayne 8. Nutrena Dealer RE4-9988 For N' William Street Custom Grinding 8. Mixing Goldsboro North Carolina RE5-IO58 Route I Four Oaks North Carolina Compliments of ROY'S LUNCH NEED A CAR? 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