Grays Chapel High School - Chapel Memories Yearbook (Franklinville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1959 volume:

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FOREWORD They put us ships upon the sea, with strong tides, strong winds, and a strong will--and when our anchors dropped at last, our journey was complete. This expresses our thoughts and endearments which we leave to our faculty by the '59 edition of ''Chapel Memories. ' This is our thanks for the numerous times they have taken us under their billowing white sails and set us upon the course of right and love with their compasses; for the many times they have secured their guide ropes to our masts and kept us from toppling on the wind- tossed sea of life; for their ever-faithful and reliable hand at the helm, during our journey, which has steered us on the proper courses, Yes, truly this is our thanks to our mold lofts andthe builders who shaped us, by their hands, into a great fleet of ships. We know that with our ships of love and knowledge, we can conquer the world. Raymond Ward MR. OTUS C. THOMAS, Principal As Captain of the ''Good Ship Chapel , he has shown us a true picture of service to man- kind through his help, encouragement, and example of daily living. He has contributed so much to our adventure on the ' 'Sea of Education , for which we are very grateful. SCHOOL BOARD To our Superintendent, the Randolph County Board of Education and the Grays Chapel District Committee, we, the students and faculty of Grays Chapel High School, wish to express our sincere appreciation for your leadership, devotion, and work for our school and our community. Through your interest and time, our school has grown and will continue to grow in the future. You have given us greater opportunities for learning and teaching. May our contribution to our school, community and world follow the course you have set for us and we shall strive to be worthy citizens and steer others to high ideals and faith. Mr. W. J. Boger, Jr. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Randolph County RANDOLPH COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. R. L. Albright, Chairman Mr, Ernest C. Routh, Vice-Chairman Mr W Ji BOeEr. tJ oeCretany Mr. Thomas S. Bouldin Mr. G. Bruce Pugh Mr. Wade H. Harris Mr. Paul H. Smith Mr. A. A. Walker GRAYS CHAPEL SCHOOL DISTRICT COMMITTEE Mr. W. Emmett Nixon, Chairman Mr. W. Arthur Smith, Secretary Mr. W. F. Caudle Mr. Reggie H. Underwood Mr. Thomas B. Hunt MR. RICHARD D. YORK Science, Math, Coach MRS. WILMA B. THOMPSON Commercial, Spanish MRS. DAISY M. ROUTH Vocational Home Economics MRS. HELEN NORRIS Vocational Home Economics MR. R. L. JONES Vocational Agriculture MRS, VIVIAN W. CAUDLE English, Speech and Creative Writing, Civics MR. E. L. BORTNER Social Studies, Science MRS. ESTHER B, COX English, French MR. C. J. THOMAS Eighth Grade MR. J. R. MAUS Eighth Grade MR. EUGENE HURLEY Seventh Grade MR. COLVIN KIRKMAN Seventh Grade S ae ® : 4 e a bg “ay MRS. PEARLE ADAMS Sixth Grade MRS. LOUISE ANDREW Sixth Grade MRS. MOZELLE MILLER Fifth Grade MRS. GLADYS PUGH Fifth Grade OUR FACULTY MRS, ANNIE L. ELKINS Fourth Grade MRS. DEE PUGH Third and Fourth Grade OUR FACULTY MISS LUCY BUIE First and Second Grade MRS. KATHLEEN B. REDDING First Grade MRS, LENA BORTNER Third Grade MRS, FLORENCE WILLIAMS Second Grade YJ = aE Ge Ww ee =e ae = ee 7 Fo Ae iA was “ = z. | Y e ; cA, ‘a ( GALLEONS SALAS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Kathryn Thomas - Secretary Phil Reeder - President Ann Cheek - Treasurer Darrell Beane - Vice President James Wicker - Reporter 14 SENIORS JERRY ALLRED PWell here lam, girls! ANN CHEEK Her future is planned including the man. ROGER COX Life doesn't seem to bother him. MARY LOU COBLE STAMEY DUNN Eyes that sparkle, teeth of pearl, Mary Take life easy andremember that worry kills Lou : that efficient girl. more people than hard work. LEILANI HACKETT A smile for all, a greeting glad, A friendly, jolly way she has. DeLETTE JOHNSON = fa 3 er She's always willing to try and always does her best. ba emo eetee SENIORS BETTY KINDLEY Whatever the job, she will do, kind and effi- cient just for you. LUCILLE KIRKMAN Very athletic, with love for all, and many, many friends. ALLEN LAUGHLIN A handy man to have around. LARRY LAMBERT ODELL LINEBERRY A light heart lives long. J like work, it facinates me. I can sit and look at it for hours. ELIZABETH LOFLIN In her quietness there is charm. GENE McMASTERS Some love girls, some do not, some love a few, I love a lot. SENIORS RALPH McMILLON Always busy, but with time for everyone. RONNIE McMILLON A friend, a gentleman, what more can we say ?'' DONALD ROUTH ''A good athlete, a regular guy, a friend to all and sort of shy. PHIL REEDER EUGENE ROUTH Talk to him of Jacob's ladder and he would ‘A good sport in every undertaking. ask the number of steps. JUDITH ROUTH She should, she could, she would, she does her best. MARTHA L. RUTLEDGE Cute, sweet, full of fun; if you want a friend, here's one. 7 SENIORS MABEL SHELTON Good things come insmall packages; She has made a friend of us all. DORIS SMITH She possesses individuality and charm. KATHRYN THOMAS Her manner is as winning as her smile.” RAYMOND WARD BILLY WHITAKER ° His future is aglow with possibilities. - Although he is no surgeon, he does a great deal of cutting up. LYNDA WRIGHT Doing easily what others find difficult is talent. JAMES WICKER To be a newsSpaperman is to serve humanity. JAMES KIDD A man of few words. DARRELL BEANE GLEN COLEY Faithful to his own ideas. ''To know him is to appreciate him. MASCOTS CYNTHIA LAMBERT GARY WILLIAMS HUBERT LINEBERRY T agree with no man's Opinion. I have some of my own. SENIOR STATISTICS JERRY ALLRED F.F.A, Club 1,2,3,4, Reporter 4; Superlatives (2); May Court 4; Senior Play; Basketball Mana- ger 3,4; Baseball Manager 3,4. DARRELL BEANE Class Officer 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 1, Vice Presi- dent 2,3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Chatter Staff 4, Grade Editor; Superlative (1); May Court 3,4; Junior Marshal; Bus Driver 4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4. ANN ELIZABETH CHEEK Class Officer 1,2,4, Reporter 1,2, Treasurer 4; F.H.A. Club 1,2,3,4, Historian 3, Treasurer 4; F.F.A. Sweetheart 3; Beta Club 3,4, Program Chairman 3, Treasurer 4; Chatter Staff 4, Club Editor; ''Chapel Memories Staff 3,4, As - sistant Art Editor 3, Art Editor 4; Glee Club 1,2; 4-H Club 1; Debating Club 4, Secretary; Super- lative (1); May Court 3,4; Junior Marshal; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Senior Play; Ban- quet Waitress 1; Betty Crocker ''Search For The Homemaker of Tomorrow Contest Winner. MARY LOU COBLE F.H.A. Club 1,2,3,4; Library Club 4, Secretary Treasurer; Librarian 3,4; May Court 4; Maid of Honor; Cafeteria Worker 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 4. GLEN COLEY, JR. F.F.A. Club 2,3,4; Library Club 4; Librarian 4; May Court 4; Bus Driver 4; Substitute Bus Driver 3; Senior Play; Basketball 2; Baseball 1,2,3,4. ROGER COX May Court 4. STAMEY DUNN, JR. Superlative (1); May Court 4; Senior Play. ANNIE LEILANI HACKETT F.H.A. Club 1,2,3,4; Library Club 4, President; Librarian 3,4; Glee Club 1,2; May Court 4; Superlative (1); Senior Play; Music 1,2. DELETTE JOHNSON F.H.A. Club 1,2,3,4;4-H Club 1; Superlative (1); May Court 4; Senior Play; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1. SENIOR STATISTICS JAMES KIDD ; Beta Club 3,4; Chatter Staff 4, Grade Editor; May Court 4. BETTY KINDLEY F.H.A. Club 1,2,3,4; 4-H Club 1,2; Cafeteria Worker 4; May Court 4. LUCILLE KIRKMAN F.H.A. Club 1,2,3,4, Parliamentarian 4; Buzzer Staff 2,3; Glee Club 2; 4-H Club 1,2,3; Library Club 4; Librarian 4; Superlatives (3); May Court 4; Senior Play; Cafeteria Worker 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain; Softball 1,3,4; Banquet Waitress 1. LARRY LAMBERT F.F.A. Club 1,2,3,4; May Court 4; Substitute Bus Driver 3; Bus Driver 4; Cafeteria Worker 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Halloween King 3. ALLEN LAUGHLIN F.F.A. Club 1,2,3,4;4-H Club 1; Superlative (1); May Court 4; Senior Play; Cafeteria Worker 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4. JAMES HUBERT LINEBERRY Class Reporter 1,3; F.F.A. Club 1,2,3,4, Secre- tary 3,4; Library Club 4; Debating Club 4, Presi- dent; Superlative (1); May Day Escort to Maidof Honor; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 3; Base- ball 1,2,3,4. ODELL LINEBERRY F.F.A. Club 1,2,3,4, Vice President 4; 4-H Club 1; May Court 3,4; Senior Play; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 2. ELIZABETH LOFLIN 4-H Club 1; Superlative (1); May Court 4. GENE McMASTERS Glee Club 1,2; Class President 4; Beta Club 3, 4, President 4; Chatter Staff 4, Hit Parade Editor; Superlative (1); May Court 4; Senior Play; American: Legion Oratorical School Con- test Winner 4. RALPH ALLEN McMILLON F.F.A. Club 1,2,3,4; Substitute Bus Driver 4; May Court 4; Superlative (1). RONNIE McMILLON F.F,.A. Club 1,2; May Court 4. PHIL REEDER Class Officer 1,2,3,4, Secretary 1, President 2, 4, Treasurer 3; F.F.A. Club 1,2; Beta Club 3,4; Chatter Staff 4, Society Editor; ''Chapel Memo- ries'' Staff 3,4, Assistant Business Manager 3, Business Manager 4; Superlative (1); May Court 3,4; Junior Marshal; Bus Driver 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 2,3; Banquet Waiter 1. DONALD ROUTH F.F.A. Club 1,2,3,4, President 3,4; 4-H Club 1, 2; Superlative (1); May Court 3,4; Bus Driver 3, 4;Senior Play; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4. Bet lathe) 20 EUGENE ROUTH F.F.A. Club 1,2,3,4; May Court 4. JUDITH ROUTH F.H.A. Club 1,2,3,4, Parliamentarian 2, His- torian 4; County Historian 3; Glee Club 2; May Court Queen 4; Superlatives (3); Senior Play; 4-H Club 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2. MARTHA L. RUTLEDGE F.H.A, Club 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 2; Superlative (1); May Court 4; Senior Play; Cafeteria Worker 2; Basketball 1,2; Banquet Waitress 1. MABEL SHELTON F.H.A. Club 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 3,4; ''Chatter Staff 4, Snoop-N-Tell Editor; Chapel Memo- ries Staff 4, Sales Manager; Glee Club 1; 4-H Club 1; May Court 3,4; Junior Marshal; Senior Play; Cafeteria Worker 2. DORIS SMITH F.H.A. Club 1,2,3,4, Chaplain 4; Glee Club 1,2; 4-H Club 1; Library Club 4; Librarian 4; May Court 4; Senior Play; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Hallo- ween Queen 3; Class Historian 4. KATHRYN THOMAS Class Officer 1,2,3,4, President 1, Secretary Treasurer 2, Secretary 3,4; F.H.A. Club 1,2,3,4, Vice President 2, President 3, Secretary 4; Beta Club 3,4, Reporter 3, Secretary 4, County Secretary 4; Chatter Staff 1,3,4, Assistant Editor 1,3, Editor 4, ''Chapel Memories Staff 3,4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; Glee Club 1,2; 4-H Club 1,2,3; Superlatives (2); May Court 3,4; Chief Junior Marshal; Senior Play; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Banquet Waitress 1; Voice of Democracy School County Contest Winner 4. RAYMOND WARD 4-H Club 1; Library Club 4; Vice President 4; Librarian 4; Superlative (1); May Court 4; Art 1, 2; Glee Club 1; Scholastic Art Winner 4; Special Feature Art Work For Annual. BILLY WHITAKER F.F.A, Club 1,2,3,4;4-H Club 1; Superlatives (2); May Court 4; Bus Driver 4; Baseball 2,3,4. JAMES WICKER Class Reporter 4; School Reporter 4; May Court 4— FFA. Clubsl: LYNDA WRIGHT Class Reporter 1,3; F.H.A. Club 1,2,3,4, Pianist 4; Beta Club 3,4, Vice President 3; Chatter Staff 3,4, Assistant Art Editor 3, Hit Parade Editor 4; ''Chapel Memories Staff 3,4, Assistant Business Manager 3, Business Manager 4; Glee Club 1,2; 4-H Club 1,2, Pianist 2, Debating Club 4, Treasurer 4; May Court 3,4; Junior Marshal; Senior Play; Cafeteria Worker 2; Basketball 1; Basketball Scorekeeper 4; Music 2. STOP THE Y WEDDING Mayor Verna Lorie Popcorn Kristin Maggie Clarence Oscar Susan Pat Dean Brisselbean Police Captain Mrs. Cooney Minister Snow-In-The-Face Policewoman Sailor ELE = — SS eae Gene McMasters Glen Coley Leilani Hackett Kathryn Thomas Doris Smith Mabel Shelton Raymond Ward Lynda Wright Odell Lineberry Ann Cheek Judy Routh Jerry Allred Allen Laughlin | Lucille Kirkman Delette Johnson Martha L. Rutledge Stamey Dunn Billy Whitaker Mrs. Vivian W. Caudle Director Betty Kindley James Wicker Make-up Publicity 21 SENIOR MR. MISS GRAYS CHAPEL HIGH Judy Routh - Donald Routh MOST COURTEOUS WITTIEST MOST POPULAR Martha L. Rutledge - Jerry Allred Lucille Kirkman - Billy Whitaker SUPERLATIVES BEST SPORTS Delette Johnson - Allen Laughlin MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST ATHLETIC Kathryn Thomas - Phil Reeder Judy Routh - Hubert Lineberry SENIOR QUIETEST Elizabeth Loflin - Stamey Dunn MOST TALENTED FRIENDLIEST Leilani Hackett - Raymond Ward Judy Routh - Jerry Allred SUPERLATIVES BEST ALL ROUND Lucille Kirkman - Gene McMasters BEST DRESSED MOST DEPENDABLE Ann Cheek - Ralph McMillon Kathryn Thomas - Darrell Beane aS z KING QUEEN Donald Routh Judith Routh 4 berry ine ESCORT Hubert Li Bo 2, Q ers In @) 2 QP ag s = MAY COURT vat Lucille Kirkman Mabel Shelton Billy Whitaker Gene McMasters MAY COURT Leilani Hackett Delette Johnson James Kidd Raymond Ward MAY COURT Doris Smith Lynda Wright Ronnie McMillon James Wicker am. MAY COURT Martha Rutledge Elizabeth Loflin Larry Lambert Allen Laughlin MAY COURT Ann Cheek Kathryn Thomas Stamey Dunn Odell Lineberry MAY COURT Betty Kindley Judy Swaringen Paula Wiles Roger Cox Saundra Kay Garrison Ronnie Shives MAY COURT Darrell Beane Phil Reeder Eugene Routh MAY COURT Glen Coley Jerry Allred Ralph McMillon JUNIOR MARSHALS Ann Cheek, Phil Reeder, Lynda Wright, Darrell Beane, Mabel Shel- ton, Elsie Reeder, Kathryn Tho- mas, Chief. GLASS OR Oe Ever our thoughts will always turn to Classmates, we will soon be parting Our days at Chapel High. From faces grown so dear. Ever in dreams we will remember, But never will we cease to love them, And recall them with a sigh. Though we be far or near. But as we bravely face the future, And as we go to face tomorrow, Leaving things we loved behind; Leaving friends we loved behind; We will always remember Our Class of '59. We will always remember Our Class of '59. Lynda Wright 36 CLASS HISTORY In the year 1947, we, the Seniors, started to work on the Sea of Education . We loved rowing our small boats up the channel and spent many hours on watch learning about the seas beyond. With the guidance of our helpful officers, we learn- ed to navigate and set our sites toward new horizons. We were delighted on the days when our head officers would let us leave our boats and under their guidance hike to the surrounding islands. At last, in 1955, we had the knowledge necessary to leave our small boats and become ' 'Freshmen on a Ship that sailed larger and deeper seas. At first this ship was strange, and we knew not when or how to get on deck. Under the guidance of our great Captain, Mr. Otus Thomas, we soon learned our duties and our way around on board ship. And now the long awaited day has come. We are now ''Senior-Crewmen , and as we leave our present ship for a still larger ship on which many of us will spend the rest of our lives, we hope that the future seas will be calm. We are proud of our ship and of our crew's record, but as we Set sail on still deeper seas, we know that we shall never forget our days spent together on this ship and on the great ''Sea of Education . Doris Smith Historian Class Flower: Carnation Class Motto: They conquer who believe they can. shih come JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Charles Parris - Reporter row - Treasurer Jimmy Bur Reporter Russell Hackett - Secretary Gene Wood - President ice V Vance Allred - President Johnny York 38 JUNIORS Clancy Allred Shelby Allred Vance Allred Nancy Bristow Terry Brown Jimmy Burrow Annie Byrley Margie Chrismon Marie Coble Boyd Cockman Pete Cotner Betty Jean Cox Jettie Cross Jimmy Cross 39 JUNIORS Billy Garner Sue Gooch Russell Hackett Patty Sue Hardin Nancy Jennings Helen Jordon Lewis Latham Phillip Lovell Phyllis Lovell Brenda Marsh Jerry Millikan Wesley Nixon Bettie Noah 40 JUNIORS CharliesePanris Jerry Poole Mary Agnes Redmon Brenda Reeder Brenda Routh Linda Salmon Archie Saunders Shirley Strader |Buster Whitley Mac Wicker George Williams Gene Wood Johnny York 41 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS York - Reporter irginia V - Treasurer ian Anderson 1V V Mitchell Beane - Secretary dent i Pres Michael Foust - ice- President V lan ip Jul ill Ph 42 SOPHOMORES Brenda Allred Eddie Allred Ruth Allred Vivian Anderson Mitchell Beane’ Lynda Blake Billy Boyd Gertrude Burrow Robert Burrow Judy Coble Barbara Cox Ray Cox Donald Craven Doris Dunn Billy Ferree Linda Fields 43 SOPHOMORES Ellen Freeman Michael Foust Norvella Gray Bobby Jenkins Judy Jenkins Carroll Jennings Judy Jennings Nancy Jones Phillip Julian Louise Kime Ernest Kinley Rita Lineberry Danny Lovell Sue Lovell Barbara Martin Sylvia Martin 44 SOPHOMORES Nancy Millikan Elaine Moffitt Rebecca Pugh Routh Pugh Ronnie Pugh Cathy Roberts Eugene Roberts Mary Routh Larry Salmon Mary Shelton Ann Staley John Trotter Ralph York Virginia York Not Pictured: Darrell Cox George Hinshaw Jimmy Routh 43 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS J. W. Kirkman Reporter Tommy Miller Ann Ellis Thomas McMillon Secretary Treasurer President Reporter 46 Susie Allred Phil Andrew Linda Bec k Mitchell Beck Jimmy Boyd Bobby Brady Irene Brady C. J. Burrow Bonna Cockman William Cotner Wayne Coward Phillip Cox Arnold Cross Bobby Cross Joe Ray Davis Linda Duncan Ann Ellis Patty Ferguson Linda Garner Mabel Gooch 47 A. V. Johnson Louise Johnson J. W. Kirkman Evonne Laughlin Tommy Miller Thomas McMillon Larry Nixon Margaret Nixon 48 FRESHMEN Martha Griffin Cecil Hall Peggy Humble Gilbert Jarrell Fred Lineberry Joye Lineberry Jimmy Lineberry Fred Marsh Tommy Parris Herbert Poole Jean Pugh Brenda Routh Ser 3) FRESHMEN R. P. Routh Dallene Shelar Arnold Trodgon Edna Walker Lewis Ward James Whiteside Judy Wicker Faye Williams Patricia Williams Gary Wood Donald Yow Ronald Yow Not Pictured: Wayne Allred Barbara Brady Fred Cox Jim Richardson Larry Staley Sydney Toomes Brenda Trotter = 49 SCHOOL DAZE 1. What's cooking ? 2. Coach and future coach. 3. Want to come back at 12:30? 1. How many cwpm? 2. Book report due tomorrow? 1, ‘What did you do last night ? 3. Want a biscuit? 2. And in addition to that... 3. What did you get for Number 7? : : @ SO Vf S, PES = i : Ee, ee ee OO a ge 2 GWEYY SAILING SHIPS Mr. Thomas’ Eighth Grade Michael Boyce Moleta Briles Shirley Carter Louise Chrismon Betty Cockerham Linda Coley Alease Craven Mary Lou Fields Hilda Harmon Brenda Jarrett Doris Jennings Janice Jennings Patsy Kinley Doris Lambert Hilda Marsh Loretta Poole Henry Presnell Frances Staley Mitchell Stalker Elaine Thomas Janet Thomas W. M. York Johnny Yow Not Pictured: Mozelle Butcher, Mary Faye Hancock, Glynda Richardson, Nancy Toomes, Charlie Trogdon. D2 Mr. Maus’ Eighth Grade Woodrow Allred Larry Amick Darrell Beck Larry Brower Carolyn Coble Eugene Coble Donald Cox Larry Cox Barbara Cranford Phyllis Dodson Wallace Fields Gracie Freeman Larry Gunn Terry Hackett Richard Kime Gaynell Kirkman Franklin Lambert J. D. Lawson Larry Pennington Tommy Routh Gary Shelar Charles Sands Irene Varner Elaine Ward Jo Ellen Yow 53 Mr. Hurley’s Seventh Grade 54 Bill Allen Mildred Briles Dolores Bristow Bertha Butcher Ronald Cox Roger Davis Margaret Hemphill Donald Hill Larry Jenkins Eugene Johnson Doris Kirkman Ronnie Kirkman Wilma Lineberry James Lowder milk Vance Luck Linda Sue Millikan Linda Lee McMillon Darrell Routh Leon Routh Thomas Routh Vonda Shepherd Martha Walker Mable Whittington Kay Wicker Kay York Not Pictured: Linda Nell Cox Ruth Wright Mr. Kirkman’s Seventh Grade Wayne Allred Julia Anderson Brenda Bowman Tom Brady Darrell Coble Jo Ann Cotner Kaye Davis Martha Sue Fields Warren Hall Judy Hardin Patricia Jarrell Rudy Jenkins Janie Kidd Carol Kime Faye Lambert Lillian Laughlin Larry Lineberry Sue Lineberry Darrell Lovell Alice Richardson Sammy Routh Daisy Sands Bill Suggs Bernice Webster Larry Wood Eddie York 35) Mrs. Andrew’s Sixth Grade Barbara Brown Henery Cockerham James Cotner Mary Craven Linda Cross Sue Davis Carl Ferguson Robert Fields Margaret Gooch Larry Gray Melinda Groce Anne Hall Henry Hickerson Wanda Julian Ervin Lambert . Brenda Lineberry Bryant Martin David Martin Larry Routh Linda Routh Donald Sheron Betty Strider Wanda Trogdon Buzz Varner Dickie Waugh Lewis York Not Pictured: Daisy Mize Mrs. Adams’ Sixth Grade Barbara Allred Joan Allred Ray Allred Steve Allred Manley Briles BRucerCarter Jimmy Cockerham Yvonne Fagg Joyce Freeman Michael Garner Jack Gray Jerry Hicks Brenda Hunt Rebecca Johnson Carolyn Lamb Janice Lineberry Judy Lowder milk Phil Reynolds Sherry Robbins Rachel Staley Phyllis Smith Neal Thomas Faye Walker Mary Louise Ward Not Pictured: Dorothy Johnson Jane Laughlin 57 Mrs. Miller’s Fifth Grade Mickey Brady Albert Worth Cook, Jr. Charles Davis Linda Davis Rosa Mae Glasgow Donald Hall Marie Jarrell Shirley Johnson Wayne Kime Ray Lawson Roy Lawson Judy Lucas Linda Luck Joy Martin Phillip Moffitt Charles Poole Bobby Richardson Carolyn Robertson Linda Robertson Billy Joe Routh yan nen eRe OD Charles Routh Johnny Sands Gerald Shelar Eddie Suggs Bonnie Swift Connie Swift Theresa White Sue Whittington Not Pictured: Regina Bowman, Wesley Bowman. Faye Richardson, Frankie Rich- ardson, Shirley Routh 58 Mrs. Pugh’s Fifth Grade I. W. Allred Shirley Allred Harriette Anderson Wayne Briles Janice Brown Harvey Bunting Carol Cheek Wilma Coward Betty Cox James Cox Terry Davis Larry Dula Peggy Flinchum Wanda George J. C. Haithcock Brenda Laughlin Linda Lovell Tony Mc Millon Curtis Melton Phyllis Poole Peer | : es ‘ Brenda Robbins Cathy Routh David Routh Donna Routh Linda Routh Stephen Routh Terry Sheron Toni Sheppard Gary Stalker Alvin Ward Jonnie Ward Not Pictured: Joyce Wright David Luther 59 Mrs. Elkins’ Fourth Grade Larry Allred Dianne Bunting Larry Butcher Wayne Caudle Brenda Cranford Loretta Craven Wanda Cox Ruby East Dianne Glass Margaret Groce Larry Harger Jerry Hill Joy Humble Linda Hunt Jerry Johnson Jimmie Johnson Herschel King Frankie Kivett Linda Lawson Sandra Lineberry John Muehlback Jackie Nixon Jimmie Nixon Brenda Purcell Jackie Reeder Patricia Reeder Hannah Richardson Reggie Robbins Hal Shelar Jean Shelton Freddie Sheron Eva Ann Stevens Charles Thompson Vernon Whitaker Charlene Williams Not Pictured: Larry Bray, C. L. Hickerson Mrs. Pugh’s Third And Fourth Grades Max Benbow Christine Brady Ronald Brown Joan Cox Jerry Davis Jimmy Ray Davis Gary Dodson Garland Ferguson Martha Ferguson Susan Fields Gary Garner Deryl Garrison Novie Hill Bruce Johnson Winfred Kennedy Dale Keye Ray Kime Linda Lambert Caroline Muehlback Mike Nixon Sammy Nixon Elaine Richardson Jackie Richardson Bill Routh Gary Routh Micheal Routh Roger Stalker Larry Stevens Phillip Walker Shelby Yow Not Pictured: Wilma Purham 61 Mrs. Bortner’s Third Grade Thomas Allen Lonnie Allred Keith Brady Ronald Brown Gary Caudle Margaret Cockerham Sandra Cockman Annice Cox David Crumpler John Davis Phyllis Flinchum Johnnie George Regina Gray Sylvia Hackett David Haithcock Ronnie Horrell Shirley Johnson Ervin Little Jimmy Lowdermilk James Meredith, Jr. Barbara Muehlbach Jimmie Nance Sharron Poole Diane Purcell Wayne Reynolds Audrey Robbins Sarah Routh Jackie Sherron Lee Swift Billy Ward Thomas Waugh, Jr. Darlene Whiteside Mary Whittington Cynthia York Robert Lee Yow Not Pictured: Thomas Hackney, Jr. 62 Mrs. Williams’ Second Grade Alice Amick Dawn Brown Teresa Brown Mary Lee Bunting Kenneth Comer Janice Cox Wayne Craven Larry Wayne Davis Larry Davis Melvin Ferguson Karen Haithcox Ronald Hall Doris Hill Betty Jo Jenkins Billy Jenkins Pamela Faye Jenkins David Jennings Stephen Johnson Susan Lambert Treva Lucas Deborah Luck Stacy Marsh Joyce McNeill Henry Nance Vivian Parris Barbara Presnell Deborah Presnell Bruce Redmon Sandra Richardson Donald Routh Billy Sands Charles Snider Gary Varner Dannie Ward Darrell Walker Eugene Webster Sondra Wood Mary Ann Williams Pamela Whitaker Not Pictured: Rachel White Miss Buie’s First And Second Grade Paul Allred Wanda Coward Julia Cox James Fast Sandra Garrison Garry Glass Larry Glass Barbara Hall Barbara Jenkins Ava Johnson Danny Keye Dale Kennedy Veda Laughlin Roger Lawson Brenda Leonard Ronnie Little Jerry Lucas David Meredith Fred Routh Jerry Sands Debra Shelar Diane Smith Wanda Snyder Michael Thomas Steven Trogdon Susan Trogdon Danny Varner Billy Walker Charlotte Whitley Paula Wiles Darlene York 64 Mrs. Brenda Allen Howard Allred Thomas Brady Fred Cockerham Diane Coley Della Mae Comer Alice Faye East Deborah Fagg Bennett Fields Eddie Fields Judy Garner Virginia Haithcock Michael Handcock Phillip Jarrell Phyllis Jenkins Linda Sue Jennings Barry Johnson James Kime Ronnie Kime James Laughlin Eva Ruth Loflin Larry Lucas Gary McMasters Larry McNeil Karen Reeder Ronald Robbins Raymond Safrit, Jr. Ann Suggs Judy Swaringen William Trotter Ann Walker David Walker Micheal Ward Jeffery Waynick Dannie White Not Pictured: Vernon Allred Lois Hackney Redding’s First Ronnie Whitesides Ronnie Whittington 65 Mr. Hurley’s Seventh Grade Mr. Kirkman’s Seventh Grade Mrs. Andrew’s Sixth Grade Mrs. Adams’ Sixth Grade Mrs. Pugh’s Fifth Grade Mrs. Miller’s Fifth Grade A ae Cae E: NS eee : ROE Mrs. Pugh’s Third And Fourth Grade rs. Elkins’ Fourth Grade Seah Ut A RETR: BEERS? wee SREB LORREWN ES YK” Re anette at nae Tie Rages easter Practice Mrs. Williams’ Second Grade Mrs. Bortner’s Third Grade Mrs. Redding’s First Grade Miss Buie’s First And Second Grades aC Pe pe : : ; ; é Le wy, ‘ « et C Ae Rrs : a 7 : (Guignte) 1 : Ds : Dy | J a j ATI =e C0) LLMRAY a og LEA ZaKG So © SCA 3 STEAMBOATS FLH.A. OFFICERS First Row: Lucille Kirkman, Parliamentarian; Kathryn Thomas, Secretary; Patty Sue Hardin, Presi- dent; Vivian Anderson, Vice- President: Ann Cheek, Treasurer. Second Row: Mrs. Helen Norris, Ad- visor; Mary Routh, Song Leader; Lynda Wright, ‘Pianist; Brenda Allred, Song Leader; Doris Smith, Chaplain; Judy Routh, Historian; Virginia York, Reporter; Mary Redmon, Recreation Leader; Tinda FLH.A. MEMBERS Folhaite (OMMPKE lel Gene Wood, Sentinel; Eugene Routh, Treasurer; Jerry Allred, Reporter; Donald Routh, President; Hubert Lineberry, Secretary; Mr. Jones, Advisor. F.F.A. MEMBERS Ab F.F.A. SWEETHEART Vivian Anderson BUS DRIVERS Billy Whitaker, Donald Routh, Vance Allred, Glen Coley, Larry Lambert, Darrell Beane, Phil Reeder. LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS Vivian Anderson, Reporter; Louise Kime, Reporter; Mrs. Cox, Advisor; Mary Lou Coble, Secretary and Treasurer; Raymond Ward, Vice-President; Leilani Hackett, President. LIBRARY CLUB BETA CLUB OFFICERS Ann Cheek, Treasurer; Kathryn Thomas, Secretary; Gene McMasters, President; Patty Sue Hardin, Program Chairman; Gene Wood, Vice-President; Mary Agnes Redmon, Reporter. “CHATTER” STAFF | | | | 719 JUNIOR 4-H OFFICERS Manley Briles, Grade Captain; Joyce Wright, Song leader; Judy Hardin, Pianist; Margaret Hemphill, Grade Captain; Janet Thomas, Vice-President; Elaine Thomas, President; Janie Kidd, Secretary. JUNIOR 4-H MEMBERS SENIOR 4-H OFFICERS Routh Pugh, Secretary; Billy Ferree, Vice-President; Brenda Allred, President; Linda Duncan, Song Leader; Vivian Anderson, Pianist; Michael Foust, Reporter. ENIOR 4-H MEMBERS eist aii abi NaTGEREGEG DEBATING CLUB GRADE LIBRARIANS . rs g LHRH IS i MARCH OF DIMES CALENDAR DRIVE “RENDEZVOUS OF THE STARS’’ Mrs. Eva Nichols Mr. Lonnie V. Hall BUILDING CUSTODIANS CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Fred Julian Mrs. Henry Davis Mrs. Mac Coble Mrs. Feddie Coble BATTLESHIPS | MANAGERS Jerry Allred; Clancy Allred; Archie Saunders; Lynda Wright, Scorekeep- ern GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM First row: Emma Jean Pugh, Mary Routh, Routh Pugh, Lucille Kirkman, Vivian Anderson, Brenda Routh, Linda Fields, Linda Duncan, Pat Williams. Second row: Peggy Humble, Delette Johnson, Re- becca Pugh, Betty Noah, Mary Redmon, Sue Gooch, Annie Byrley, Patty Hardin, Virginia York, Mabel Gooch. Third row: Mr. York, Alice Faye Williams, Joy Lineberry, Ann Cheek, Kathryn Thomas, Mary Lou Coble, Shirley Strader, Judy Coble, Sue Lovell, Barbara Martin, Jerry Allred. CO-CAPTAINS Donald Routh, Lucille Kirkman, Shirley Strader, Mary Lou Coble. BOYS’ BASKETBALL TEAM First Row: J. W. Kirkman, Tommy Parris, Larry Salmon, Fred Lineberry, Arnold Trogdon, Fred Marsh. Second Row: Odell Lineberry, Larry Lambert, Charles Parris, Bobby Jenkins, Wayne Co- ward. Third Row: Jerry Allred, Michael Foust, Phillip Julian, Eugene Routh, Donald Routh, R. P. Routh, Hubert Lineberry, Mr. York. Ann Shirley Kathryn Barbara Lucille Sue Mary Lou Sue r ie n CNAPE A Le eee Mr. York Donald lag 12 : SOFTBALL TEAM INFIELD BASEBALL ie tin iscnsnwtlnanan ANNUAL Editor; Assis- Thomp- i ) in Mrs . Kathryn Thomas, Patty Sue Hard tant Editor son, Sponsor Special ? Raymond Ward . Feature Artist Art Editor; Bettie Noah, Assistant Art Editor Ann Cheek, STAFF Mary Agnes Redmon, As- sistant Business Manager; Phil Reeder, Business Man- ager; Lynda Wright, Busi- ness Manager. Mabel Shelton, Sales Mana- ger; Brenda Reeder, Assis- tant Sales Manager. My very best wishes to Grays Chapel High School. May it's students work diligently and its graduates use wisely and well the principles they weretaught at 'Chapel.'' May Grays Chapel High School continue to prosper and to grow in influence and service to our community. 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