Hallsboro High School - Bogue Yearbook (Hallsboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1969 volume:

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N -. 1 i f YQ S N I f y ' X X ,IN N Lam NX X X X hw J N XX -Xin yin x ,f rg Z' .Q Q Vl gx QW IN A W XX ' in K V 1 r S f X 0 .v ,W K X if vwvfwnm , i . o W I lx .1 , XKA NA' Publ shed by The Yearbook Staff Hallsboro High School Hallsboro, North Carolina IN APPRECIATION .... Mrs. Wyche, a former graduate of Wake Forest where she received her B.A. degree in English, has been teaching at Hallsboro for over three years. During this time she has displayed a true interest not only in her classes but in sports and extracurricular activities. She has helped to organize a Fine Arts Club and her interest in it has drawn students' interest also. She has attended football and basketball games and supported the Tigers Truly she has not only shown us the road but has lighted the way. We are thankful that we can show our appreciation with this presentation. 2 the '69 Bogue to two people who have given unseltishly of their time and effort to the improvement of Hallsboro High and the upholding its standards of learning, and who . . . WE DEDICATE have shown a genuine interest in the individual students. We present this annual to Mrs. Melba Wyche and Mr. Mack Edwards. .. e.i.rXXX . .a...,,g st M 3 .. W --fi Mr. Edwards, has been at H.H.S. for years. He received his B.S. Degree in Agriculture at N.C. State University. Since he came to Hallsboro he has shown the true leadership of a teacher. He has taught agriculture year after year with never-ending interest in either it or his students. As a part of his class he has initiated campaigns to improve the school campus by building, repairing, and keeping it clear. In addition to his classes he is sponsor of the F.F.A. Club and coach of the basketball team. He dedicates far more of his day to school and school activities than an average teacher. In presenting this annual to him we wish to say that along with it goes our deepest gratitude and a reminder that we are aware of his contributions and loyalty to Hallsboro High School. 3 CGNTENTS Dedication-2 9, B 1 School Life-5 5 ' ' ' Faculty-9 Classes-17 Activities-58 fp ,.1.,, x Q, ,fx 13112-2' -gl f X- -er ,rib-A 'N vi .-,'5,. ' X v N AT' X..-pg ,A .L Q 1' :Sf- EW 'ii' ,W !.fJ,Tv4 'I ' SH2e.er 116515 ll Q U Features-69 35 1 fo t h ji Sports-74 'ja 9 .. - , 4 I-, gg f7955f' Fo rewell-I 00 4 Q 2 Photographer Marvin Worrell He made our annual possible. F.F.A. Boys Trip to Kansas City-Matt Layman, Jimmy High, Jim Parker, David Wyche. 5 LL? High Magazine Salesman Patty Sealey Milton Spaulding and his awards. S i F' Page for House Paula Stone Just Before A Shave Big Men On Campus Freshman Beauties f Six Stewing Up Tfouble Again 1 X fi i -ff S 2 i fi MN 1 Son Amigos Nado Mag' Think you're tough, don't you? Suffer!! H. H. S. Boxing Champ L'The Dish Syndicate xxx X XXX X X NN QNX 2 X- t -A :MJ r xi Here cum de judge! Hard Night?! -W 5 5 5 Don't worry, Lee. They won't H I1 d you. Pick 'Em Up! 8 H.H. . ' FACU LTY fwffw f sesgsgs its -x sssss xemsxs. X sits 1 , sys WM f ,W sf f mmm www W ff WMM ,ff Wwflmww f f W W , Awmmf 22 2 33? E , ,WfMmWM,wWwf 'N--..... He is wise who can instruct us and assist us in the business of daily virtuous living. - Carlyle 9 N W s X s ti X X Q e K X s Mr. John F. Small Mr. Randall Burleson M.A. Physical Education Catawba College A.B. Appalachian State East Carolina University M.A Mr. Chester Bullard B-S-, Biology and P- E- Mrs. Jean Strickland Pembroke State College Secretary . ig. ,i. WM kkxxx . X fs ' 8332332 Qliiiiiiiiii ....tr..tt.,,.....--,..,.w-fe- '-W' Mr. Mack Edwards B.S., Agriculture North Carolina State University of North Carolina at Raleigh Mr. Donald R. Hester A. A. N. C. State University Agriculture Mr. Robert L. I-ledgepeth B.S. Biology and P. E. Pembroke State College Mrs. Sandra H. Hickman Auburn University B.S. Education Physical Education Mrs. Shirley S. Lowery B.S. Pembroke State College Home Ec. University North Carolina at Greensboro - U. N. C. G. Mrs. Dorothy Jorgeson M.A., Mathematics Columbia University ' s z Sim .Is aaa Mr. Vermon Locklear B.S. World History Pembroke State College Mr. Kaywood McKoy II B.S., Agriculture Education North Carolina A8LT College 'Greensboro X .M-,suv ,se--...rem wkw n ram Mrs. Mary Mintz M.A., University of N. C. English Miss Quessie Peterson Mr. Ronald G. Pait B.S., U. N.C. Business Administration Mrs. Beverly Ponder -Ev... A L' K ,MX if 1 .Egg p u E S N to E t X x X.. 5 Mr. D. Horace Thompson Mr. Billy C. Shipman B.A., Mathematics Wilmington College Wilmington College B.A. Major American History and Minor English Mrs. Annie Lee Russell Mrs. Judy N. Thompson Flora MacDonald B.S., Business Education Pembroke State College Campbell College 14 Mrs. Evelyn Troy Mrs. Amalia Villenueva North Carolina College Havana University B.A. English Mrs. Mary Williamson B.S. Home Economics Meredith College Havana, Cuba Mrs. Melba Wyche B.A. English Wake Forest University Try, Try again. Remember, women need laughter sometimes more than food. Give! Oh give me back my heart. Let me sleep! Look twice before you leap. To lengthen your life, shorten your He changed Hallsboro's ideas of meals. political greatness. 16 KW I aww' J yr 1 . . mm, . Uhrrer Senior Class Officers 2732? QCD gre. GS' ':s Ffa-r QE? 'ii fs: of Ez c r: E. S O 9 5 CD za D- CD D TT E3 CD Q E' E CD E CD CD 0 'S CD Fl' N Q 5 ca. 99 Z Cb PK O CD .TE GUQPZ en-IO ' Terry Chandlpr Connie Blanton 18 LARRY CLARK BALDWIN Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4g F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Bus Driver 3, 43 Bus Club 3, 4g Mono. Club 4. Let's slip away - it's more fun! PATRICIA HODGE BAREFOOT Powder Puff 13 Annual Staff 3, 43 Lib. Assit. Lib. Club 4g May Court 43 Homecoming Court l, 2. Her eyes are homes of silent pray- ers. PHY LLIS DIAN N BATTEN Powder Puff lg F.H.A. 33 Annual Staff 43 Lib. Club Sec. 43 Lin. Asst. 4. There is only one thing I cannot resist - temptation! PATRICIA GAIL BENTON Annual Staff 3, 43 Faculty Ed., Bus. Mgr. 43 Bus Driver's Club 43 Spanish Club 3, 4g Top-Sales Award 33 MOST ORIGINAL. No man can ever rise above that which he aims. RICKEY JAMES BAREFOOT Ag. 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Mono. Club 2, 3, 43 Powder Puff Chr. 2. A true friend is the best possession. DEBORAH KAY BATTEN Transfer 4. What one has one ought to use. WILLIE DEAN BULLOCK Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, Monogram Club 3, 4 Bus Dr. 4, BEST PERSONALITY. Curiosity killed the cat satisfaction brought him back! BRENDA JEWEL BYRD FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4, Bus Dr. Club 4, Pres. 4, Annual Staff 1, 2, 3 Class Ed. 2, 3. Live, learn, love, and be happy! RANDY SUE BLANKS Transfer 4. A fool loveth riches, but a wise man loveth wisdom. SI-IELDIA ANN BLANTON Track 1, May Crt. 1, 4, Maid of Honor 3, FHA 1, 2, 3, Cheerleader 3, Mono. Club 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Lib. Club 4, Asst. 4, Class Treas. 3, Homecoming court 2, 3. Beware of the BARE. LINDA MARIE CAMPBELL FHA 1, 2, Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, Cheerleader 1, Monogram Club 2. Content to follow when we lead the way. JAMES MICHAEL CHANDLER Basketball 1, Football 1, Annual Staff 1, 4, Span. Club 3, 4, Sec.-Tres. 1, Vice-Pres. 2, 4, Marshal 3, MOST DEPENDABLE. Genius without Education is like Silver in the Mine. ,411 JESSIE EUGENE CHEEK Football 1-4, Capt. 4, Baseball 1-45 Basketball 1-45 Track 3, 49 Mono. 2, 3, 4, Pres. 43 MOST ATHLETIC: MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED. Greater men are living, but I doubt it! MICHAEL PIERCE COUNCIL FFA 1, 25 Basketball 15 Spanish Club 4. I have my own philosophy of lifegl made itg I live itg and I change it when I please. WAL'I R HENDERSON FREEMAN Transfer 4. Don't answer my question with another question. MATTIE PAYE GRAHAM Transfer 4. Time is, time was, and time always will be. LARRY JEROME EASON FFA 1, 2, 3, Ag. 1, 2, 3, 4. Who will rule the world when I die? RODERICK LEE FORMYDUVAL Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 33 Mono. Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 45 Bus Drivers Club 3, 4. A journey of a thousand miles begins with one step. GEORGE EARL HARRIS F.F.A. 1, 2, Officer 23 Baseball 1, 23 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Mono. Club 45 Bus Driver 3, 4, FRIENDLIEST. Where were you when the lights went out? CURTIS DALE HIGH F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. There never was a night that had no morning. ABRAHAM COOLIDGE GREEN Transfer 4. If you're good enough to get in - let's go! ROBERT FORREST GRIFFIN Basketball 2, Football Manager 2, 3, Mono. Club 2-4, Span. Club 3-4g Reporter 4, Annual Staff 3-4, Sports Ed. 4g Lib. Club, Asst. 4g MOST ORIGINAL. I am what I am - for that I make no apologies. DONALD RAY HOPKINS F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 4g Mono. Club 3, 43 Basketball 15 MOST TALENTED. If your head is wax, don't wa.lk in the sun. SARAH CATHERINE HOLMES Glee Club 1, 25 Oftice Asst. 2, 3, 4g Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Spanish Club 3, 4g Secretary 4, Ann. Staff 4, Copy Ed. 4, Marshal, MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEEDQ MOST STUDIOUS. The secret of success in life is for a man to be ready for his opportunity when it comes. ELSIE IRENE HORNE Glee Club 15 Powder Puff lg Annual Staff 3, 4, F.H.A. 3, 4, Project Chairman 4, Lib. Asst. 45 Lib. Club 4. Sometimes serious, loving fun, look out world, here I come! THERESA ARLEAN JACOBS Transfer 4. But there's a good time coming! MARILYN PIGFORD MCMILLAN Transfer 4. Merry meet, Merry part! WANDA LEIGH MERCER F.H.A. 1, 2, 39 Chr. Leader 3g MONO. Club 3, 4g Lib. Club, Asst. 43 Homecoming Court 2, May Court 2, 35 Class Sec. 3, 45 Annual Staff 3, 4g BEST ALL AROUND, BEST PERSONALITY. Kindness is the noblest weapon to conquer with. RICHARD LEE JONES J.V. Football 1gF.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Shape-up, or Ship-out! RONALD VANCE JORDAN Baseball 1, 23 Mono. Club 1, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Stolen sweets are the best! 2,3 MARY CATHERINE MITCHELL Transfer 4. I am not what I seem JOANN BARNHILL NUNNERY F.H.A. 1, 2, 3g Pres. 33 Class Sec.-Treas. 2, Ann. Staff 2, 3, 4, Fea Ed. 3, Class Ed. 45 Powder Puff lg Marshal 33 DAR Award, Glee Club 2, Office Assist. 3, 4, Honorable Mention State Poetry Contest 3, MOST TALENTED. To be strong is to be happy. JOHNNY RAY MULLIS Span. Club 3, 43 Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 4, F.F.A. 2g Mono. Club 3, 43 Baseball 25 Class Pres. 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Ann. Staff 3, 4, Sports Ed. 3, Editor 43 Chief Marshal, Morehead Nomineeg MOST STUDIOUS, BEST ALL-AROUND. Mere living is the least life has to offer. ERLON RAY MITCHELL Transfer 4. lf I'm studying when you come in, wake me! TERRY ROBERT PATE Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3, 43 Class Presi 2, Vice-Pres. 35 Beta Club 2, Treas. 3, Pres. 45 F.F.A. 1, Vice-Pres. 25 Span. Club 3, 45 Mono. Club 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Marshal 3g MOST LIKE- LY TO SUCCEEDg Morehead Nomi- nee. Though good be good, yet better is better. MARCUS PATRICK Transfer 4. Where are all my fans? BARBARA DEAN PIERCE Basketball lg Track lg Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 43 F.H.A. 1, 2, 33 Annual Staff 3, 4, typist 45 Library Asst. 45 Club 4. A merry heart goes all the way. CLIFFORD ODELL PIERCE Football 1-4g Basketball 1-4g Track 2-4, Library Asst. 3, 43 Mono. Club 2-4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Hung upon his lips was persuasion. DOUGLAS LARRY RICHARDSON F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2. I'l1 drink to that! JERRY DALE RUSS J.v. Foorbau 1, 2, F.F.A. 1, 2, Spanish Club 3, 4g WITTIEST. Shipwrecked, before I got aboard. n DEBORAH ANITA POPE Basketball 1, Track lg Powd. 1, 2, 33 Mono. Club 1-49 Spanish Club 3-4, Treasurer 4g Bus Driver 3, 4g Club 3, 4. I say what I mean and I mean what I say. PATRICIA GAYLE POPE Glee Club 1, 2, Spanish Club 3, 45 Annual Staff 4, Class Treas. 45 MOST DEPENDABLEg FRIENDLIEST. The world is waiting to pay your price if you can but deliver what it needs. CAROLYN ANN SPAULDING Track 15 Powder Puff 15 F.H.A. 2, 3. Twelve long years and look at me px HOW. RALPH HARLSON SPAULDING Football 43 Bus Driver 4. Proud and strong. WALTER BURRIS SELLERS F.F.A. 1, 2, 4, Football 1, 23 Basket- ball 1. Can't teach an old dog new tricks. JOSEPHINE TELEPHILIA SOBCZAK Spanish Club 3, 4, Ann. Staff 2 ' S 33 Track lg Powder Puff 1, Lib. 2' Q F.H.A. 2, 3, 4. I never like being hit without strik- ing back! .N a :fi .S E, A . s as 5 X .5 -i..-wx, .. 2. sw, S ,llll 3 -... 5 K ii k 35, w e gags, 1' X L EE.. ...NSR is -... fnxpswfeisie-S -1. e.-. - X --.. . ee-.. Rs? . . X b ..,, X : I f AN! Q x E. 26 ALICE KAYE SQUIRES F.H.A. 2, 3, 45 Ann. Staff 3, 4' WlTTIESTg Library Asst. 4. Laughter, energy that's her pep' never quiet, that's her rep. 9 s RHONDA ELIZABETH STEPHENS F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Peace rules the day where reason rules the mind. DAVID HAROLD SUMMERLIN F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Peace rules the day where reason rules the mind. GEORGE HART TYSON Trans. 35 Basketball 35 Track Man. 3, 45 Mono. Club 3, 45 Lib. Ass. 35 Span. Club 3, Pres. 45 Beta Club 4, Off. Asst. 45 Morehead Nominee. Ah, why should life all labor be? BRENDA JO WILLIAMS Basketball 15 Powder Puff 1, 25 Chr. Leader 1, 35 Homecoming Crt. 1, 35 May Crt. 2, 3, 4g Ann. Staff 1, 2, 35 Span. Club 2, 35 Mono. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 35 Bus Driver 45 Bus Club 45 Off. Asst. 45 MOST AT- TRACTIVE5 MOST ATHLETIC. It's not what you do but what you get caught doing. THOMAS MICHAEL WILLIAMSON F.F.A. 1, 25 Reporter 25 Span. Club 3, 45 Vice-Pres. 45 Bus Driver 3, 4g Baseball 4. lf living is loving, may l live for- ever. LEOLA WATTS ln friendship I early was taught to believe. CHERYL GRAY WAYNE F.H.A. 2, 3, 45 Historian 35 Reporter 4g Ann. Staff 3, 45 Glee Club 15 Powder Puff 15 Lib. Club 45 Lib. Asst. 45 Bus Driver Club 4. She is gentle, she is shy, but there's always mischief in her eyes. M LINDA FAYE WOODELL Library Club 3. Honesty is the best policy. PATRICIA YOUNG Transfer 4. There's a good time coming! vs NANCY KATHERINE WILSON Transfer 35 F.H.A. 4. Often naughty, never bad, laughter always, never Sad. JOHNNY RAY WOODELL Annual Staff 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Library Asst. 3, 4. Conversion means to tum around, to change one's mind, to turn back, or to retum. LARRY J OE WORRELL J.V. Basketball lg Ag. 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Honorable Mention 2, All WAA Football 2, Most Impor- tant Player Football 35 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, All WAA Baseball 2g Honorable Mention All East 2, Most Improved Player, Baseball 2, Mono. Club 1, 2, 3, 41 Annual Staff 35 MOST AT- TRACTIVE. Words are for women, action, for men. And Now We Leave You MOST ORIGINAL BEST PERSONALITY WITTI EST Jerry Russ Kay Squires isis MOST DEPENDABLE BEST-ALL-AROUND FRIENDLIEST MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED MOST STUDIOUS e . 1 .. ...Q .4 2 gg 2 f. . .sg Y MOST ATTRACTIVE X SXYXX .Q 'Q f- sf f ef if MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEE Cathy Holmes Terry Pate 34 W MOST TALENTED .sw T ...f 4. MOST ATHLETIC President ............ ...... R usty Morris Vice-President ............... Gary Hinson Treasurer . . .... . Jackie FormyDuva1 Secretary ----- ----- B Sth C0014 Junior Class Officers , 36 x Deborah Baldwin Joe Baldwin Sherry Bullard . k. x -- Q i ,,: mf-f'w ' if ' X j.z.., : S X , ,Koay 'xv en X YEL . X f -1 21 -Je . Q . n ew X .k. g . . X ' ' Louise Coleman Shirley Creech Jackie Burchette Brenda Barefoot Hattie Batten Delsey Campbell Larry Coffman Beth Cook Nancy Council Catherine Creech Gary Dalyrmple 37 Robbie Davis Mike Dixon Jerry Dowless Mike Duncan Buddy Foreman Johnny Ford Jackie FormyDuval Jack FormyDuval Eddie Freeman Shelby Freeman Billy Gilliland Judy Godwin J anioe Graham Beverly Hampton I Joe Johnny Hawkins 38 Andee I-Iilburn Gary Hinson . I Ll. l f: - X 1 ' x Hi ' X S is J Q? X in XX Xs QQXX X is X R - Mike Hooks Virginia Jacobs Wanda Jacobs Betty Lee Jones Xu A .. ,X X Xs - 1 X5 og X X 'X X ,N X X X X XR x X XX N X XQ ws ,X Ss X XX Sf r .S X Sylvia Jones Genie Lytton Gloria Meares E. J. Miller Karen Morris Rusty Morris Johnny Perdue Barbara Pierce Jesse Pierce William Pope 39 Jefferey Powell Winnifred Price Forrest Riggs Joyce Sarvis Patty Sealey Buddy Seals Janet Sessions June Sessions Becky Smith Henry Spaulding Milton Spaulding Will Spaulding Tommy Starr Rebecca Spaulding Beryl Thompson Linda Todd 40 Betty Jo Troy Gayle Ward Hal Ward Frank Wilson Erlene Wrrght Cleophus Wright M ildred Wyche Iudy Young Norris Young Rodgers Young -- in -X Q95 if 5 .- xy Q .. r Q MXN mu- Q :- .. Mk Q Ng o XX x. Q .-, - , - - X15 is .-:S M A- 5. X 7I:'N' S. Xmas- X XXXNX '--. Wx . M X. E Q 33' wm- X X V2 ix..- X fax :Ek WN -.uu , .x.x. JN x . . oo.oo or Yi N P X. . X is lr X we N X X X X lx X X O E X X vx X km Sy Q N xx X -A Q 2 Sw on x X 5 fi X X X X Q Q3 'XSS X xx s SSX gxx X X Q S ,.rrr W rrnr, ,,u NS 'Q X Q . ii yl X , Sgr ' ag. N SEN xii N X X S X Q XX xx I 'QI ll' go Y xnxx x Sf-an f 3 W., G' Y e i: wists W K -,..u-- 'W 2- N Y J : Y '- nunn no or of no X . N iilr n wi is E A - X N - N, Y X .. ooor Y Sophomore Class Officers Vice-President: Jerry Harrell Come out of thyself, Secretary: Katherine Tyson Stand in the openg Treasurer: Jenny Blanton Within the heart wilt thou hear President: Dwight Seals The response of all the world Sheaves. The Invitation 42 5 Donna Abernathy D a Linda Andrews Gray Baldwin X Q X N SX 2 MZ' ff 2 V M f W M Q ,fl M 5. .Rf g K k e sg? l .e ., U ' QF s l Ted Baldwin Theldene Baldwin Dianne Batten Jenny Blanton QQ Shelia Brooks Janice Buffkin Mary Campbell Ronald Campbell Karen Chandler Eugene Cherry Dianne Clemons Buster Crawford Wanda Dew Wanda Dowless Veora Drayton Susan Foos Darnell Freeman Larry George 'ff Wavne Giffin Larry Gibson Ronnie Gibson Billy Gower J udell Graham James Gurganus X , L '- J Debra Hampton . Jerry Harrel Bill Hassel Jimmy Hobbs Eddie Hollamon . P ' Q E, J ' Anthony Jacobs ' ' Elton Jacobs X EQ Jerry Jacobs 1 . , s , las J , M Qi' 2:55 . 1: as G X N? TWA 44 Phil Jacobs Ronald Jacobs Ray Jernigan Joyce Jacobs Kay Jacobs Paula Jacobs Perlene Jacobs X X s N' Q X -.ax -2: Biggs X e -x A XX 45 Mitchell Lewis Lee Massey Wade Jernigan Jerotha Johnson Carol Kinlaw Matt Layman Terry Sue McKeithan f f 3 I: Dayton McLea' Ava McPherson Barry McPherson Graham Minti Dorothy Mitchell, Fonnie Moore Joyoe Moore Della Patrick James Patrick Kathy Patrick Sandra Moore Bruce Mosely Janet Parcell Jim Parker X X N S Norma Patrick Troy Pierce Judy Pope Michael Pope Trudy Pope Tim Powell Fran Rich Timmy Richardson Versa Robinson Stewart Sasser xx Y 46 Dwight Seals Sara Sellers Danny Smith Phil Smith Clifton Spaulding Glenda Spaulding Michell Spaulding Rebecca Spaulding Reginald Spaulding Sandra Stewart Tommy Stocks X WN X x XX Patrica Tedder Nancy Thompson Carlene Troy Elorise Troy Katherine Tyson Cecil Ward Cubby Ward 47 Joe Ward Memory Ward Thomas E. Ward Dale Wayne Agnes Webb Drew Wiggs Larry Williamson Joe Wilson Randy Wilson Betty Young Douglas Young Freshman Class Officers Vice President ........ Bud Cook PreSid6nt . - ..... Randy HinS0n Treasurer .... Miriam Lattay Secretary .... .... Cy nthia Sessions 48 William Armstrong Bernard Arnold Allen Baldwin Barbara Baldwin Brenda Baldwin Jimmy Baldwin Sandra Batten Mike Beasley st 'mile- 5, X , 2 5 on 5 f ive! V as 'Q 49 Russell Blackman Carnell Bland Ken Bolick Paul Brooks Raymond Brooks Sandra Brooks Dwight Brown Ronnie Bullard Beth Cain Eloise Campbell Mark Claybourne Dale Coleman Bud Cook Johnny Corbett Cris Council Paula Cumbee Drucella Drayton Lindsay Everette Leslie Fales Larry Floyd 5 Sh Q X Cynthia Formy duval Karen Fox Inez Freeman Mavis Freeman Molly Freeman Sylvia Freeman Jerry Gibbs Mike Gibson Larry Gillett Mike Godwin Zanny Graham Kenneth Green Lunell Green Mickey Hayes David High Jimmy High Randy Hinson Ray Hoggard Pat Home Jerry Hyatt 1 - ii X X so X -Q ssxe X A S' -J X- . A , Ns N N 'Xin X ass 5. 'XS is X a N S X Q X X X X .XX-X X ' -111 1 ' Ss 1 QQEXXX A Xe 1-Q. 1 Q.. . smi Betty Rose Jacobs Dannie Jacobs Hugh Jacobs Judy Jacobs Kenneth Jacobs Lambert Jacobs Louraine Jacobs Melrose Jacobs Pattie Jacobs Roberta Jacobs Dorothy Johnson Joe Johnson Hubert J ones Joyce J ones Mildred Jones Paula Kallemeyer Mark Lamascus Mike Lamascus Miriam Lattay Morris Long Ramona Long Dean McDaniel Benny McGa.lliard Karen McGirt Mike McKeithan Avonne McKoy Elnora McKoy Marie McKoy Bobby Mearse Addie Mitchell Irene Moore Isabell Moore John Moore Kenneth Moore Virginia Moore Willie Moore Royden Morris Julia Newell Wilburn Nicholson Lucy Nunnery . if fs K X s X E A EM R X P w X X Alexa S- s, 2 RX s as X is s s PX- X-Q-rs? S 1 X Y : . ,. ,:s,.,,. --2 X s , la sr X X f '- U Q. N Joe Nye Grady Ogle Mike O'Gorman Barry Pace Benny Packer Clyde Parker Kent Patrick Chris Pesta Frances Price Freddie Price James Prince Rachel Pope Julian Powell Michael Powell Becky Richardson Redahlia Riggins Stephen Riggs Carl Rollins Earline Rouse Ann Sasser ze- X . .. .,. .. : X, N X S ,. is Q se X X X X X X X gs X X R XS? ws XXX X X S S FS S Q. R X X Six W . ...sa gr su R K Q XX, .X::.. A S s z SLS S ee S S Carla Sasser Helen Sasser Gail Sellers Cynthia Sessions Ollie Shaw Bobby Smith Steve Smith Terry Smith Doris Sobzcak Barshia Solomon Henry Spaulding Herman Spaulding Irene Spaulding Larry Spaulding Malcolm Spaulding Rex Spaulding Freddy Spivey Paula Stone Brenda Taylor Elijah Troy ' :'f'l':X . ' . Q Q . K A X 5. a R X X - x . NX X 3. X KX S X N X2 R X N 1 K X XX X r s X, 1 XX X X e X X. X X X rr ll - Zelma Young Sharon Yow 55 Phyllis Troy Willie Troy Olive Vaughn Gary Ward Lorraine Ward Randy Ward Shirley Ward Dafme Webb Dianne Webb Chuck Wells Debbie Mlliams Charles Williamson Ty Williamson David Wyche Kay Wyche Wanda Young Eighth Grade FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Elkins, Barbara Hoog, Jane Herring, Mitchell Dew, Maria Davis, Mark Layman, Debra Cannady, Helen Ward, Pat Mishoe, Mary Mintz, Reah Harris, Eddie Council, Thomas Elliott. SECOND ROW: Clarie White, Faye Johnson, Frankie Pierce, Emily Corbett, Geraldine Pierce, Wanda Batten, Mike Lewis, Jeftie Sellers, Andy Wayne. THIRD ROW: Ann Thompson, Rebecca Stevens, Annette Sasser, Tommy Darrell, Danny Sarvis, Randy Pierce, J ack Tyson, J. D. Jones, Raylon Harris. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Greene, Donnie Batten, Marvin Kinlaw, Donna Creech, Louise Etheridge, Doris Todd. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Brown, Jerry Hayes, James Gause, Judy Price, Tom Abernathy, Sue Hickman, Jackie Holmes, Willie Brown. THIRD ROW: Elaine Barnes, Kathy Griftin, Debra Burchette, Aaron Larkins, Gayle Bennett, Nancy Pope, Carol Perce, Eddie Arp, Steve Douglas FOURTH ROW: Edwin Russ, Dwight Smith, Larry Batten, Charles Mitchell, Billy Johnson, Herbie Russ, ChrifSmith. 56 Seventh Grade IST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Alsup, Sue Stewart, Mary Chauncey, Teresa Batten, Sylvia High, Teresa Dew, Jolene Britt, Greg Sessions, James Spivey, Sidney Smith. 2ND: Retha Lewis, Gay Ward, Barbara Jernigan, Blondie Hines, Theresa Simpson,-Betty Thompson, Beth Blanton, Rome Lytton, Michael Ray, James Sessions, Larry Tedder. 3RD: Pam Sasser, Jessie Johnson, Merita Bland, Rose Baldwin, Gail Sasser, Linda O'Gorman, Phillip Creech, Shelton Long, Michael Batten, Willie Ward, Roger Coleman, Frank Duncan. 1ST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Gene Sessions, Susan McLean, Morris Todd, Tim Bullard, Sandra Batten, Gregory Ward, John Council, Wanda Brown, Marshall Jernigan, Deidra Thompson, Billy Tedder. 2ND: Mr. Spaulding, Vickie Hooks, Betty Taylor, Pam Bullard, Deborah Batten, Gene Kallmeyer, Catherine Sealey, Sonya Hobbs, Rose Creech, Jeanette Buffkin. 3RD: Sally Marks, Pam Pope, Deborah Powell, Peggy Benton, Curtis Long, Wayne Robinson, Joey Wyche, Terry Black. 57 m mfziaf' STANDING: Terry Pate - President, Kathy Holmes - Vice-President, Karen Morris - Secretary, Gloria Meares - Treasurer. FIRS'1 ROW: Joe Harris, Rusty Morris, Bud Pierce, Milton Spaulding. SECOND ROW: Gayle Pope, Forrest Riggs, Jenny Blanton, Jackie FormyDuval, June Sessions, Winnifred Price, Nancy Council, Genie Lytton, George Tyson, Larry Williamson, J olmny Mullis. Beta Club The National Beta Club is a non-profit, leadership- service organization. Its main purposes are to stimulate effort, reward achievement, and to encourage and to assist . - i if - its members to continue their education after high school. I X A The qualifications for membership are worthy character, 2 good mentality, creditable achievement, and a commend- E able attitude. Along with these, our local chapter mem- E bers must maintain a ninety average. Our members were Nil Q able, in part to achieve this goal with the help of our or principal and our sponsors, Mrs. Mintz and Mr. Shipman. ' ' CHARAcrsR 59 Mike Chandler Jo Ann Nunnery Johnny Mullis Chief Marshal 60 Cathy Holmes Terry Pate i l OFFICERS: President 'George Tyson, Secretary-Kathy Holmes, Vice-President-Mike Williamson, Treasurer-Debbie Pope. FIRST ROW: Genie Lytton, Jackie FormyDuva1, Brenda Barefoot, Shirley Creech, Catherine Creech, Karen Morris, Jo Jo Williams, Josephine Sobczak, Mike Council, Roderick FormyDuval, Johnny Perdue. SECOND ROW: Mildred Wyche, Gloria Meares, June Sessions, Beth Cook, Andee Hilburn, Gayle Pope, Patricia Benton, Milton Spaulding, Johnny Mulljs. THIRD ROW: Forrest Riggs, Jesse Pierce, Becky Smith, Jerry Russ, Terry Pate, Nancy Council, Joe Harris, Mike Chandler. THE Spanish Club As a token oftheirappreciationfor her outstanding work as sponsor, the Spanish Club presented Mrs. Mintz with this gift. The presentation was made at the Club's annual Christmas party. 61 Monogram Club FIRST ROW: Danny Smith, James Gurganous, Jim Parker, Buddy Foreman, Rusty Morris, George Harris, Roderick Formyduval, Timmy Richardson. SECOND ROW: Milton Spaulding, Barry McPherson, Johnny Perdue, Jerry Dowless, Curtis McGi.rt, Jennie Blanton, Joe Harris, Larry Williamson. THIRD ROW: Debbie Pope, Wanda Mercer, Shieldia Blanton, Barbara Dean Pierce, Katherine Tyson, Janet Sessions, Gail Ward, Dwight Seals. FOURTH ROW: Hal Ward, Ronnie Williamson, Larry Worrell, Clifford Pierce, Andee Hilburn, Bobby Griffin, JuneSeS5i0ns,BudPiefce, FIFTH R0WgJe1-ry Harrell, Larry Baldwin, Willie Bullock, Ricky Barefoot, Johnny Mullis, Patty Sealy, Wayne Griffin, Gary Hinson. SIXTH ROW: Randy Wilson, Ronald Jordan, Jo Jo Williams, Mike Dixon, George Tyson, Beth Cook, Dayton Ma.Lean, Donald Hopkins. OFFICERS fCENTERJ: Gene Cheek: President, Jackie Burchette: Treasurer, Nancy Council: Secretary, Terry Pate: Vice-president. Morehead ominees Johnny Mullis George Tyson Terry Pate F.F.A. Officers Jerry Jacobs ................. ,Sentinel Milton Spaulding .............. Presiden Jimmy High . . ..... Treasurer Troy Pierce ..... . . Secretary Matt Layman . . . . . Vice-President Mike Duncan . . . . Reporter The Future Farmers of America, or FFA as it is commonly known, is the national organization for students studying vocational agriculture in public secondary schools under the provisions of the National Vocational Education Acts. Organized in November 1928, it has served to motivate and vitalize the systematic instruction offered to students of vocational Leadership, Co-operation and Citizenship. We are proud that our chapter is living up to this program. Reporter Micheal Duncan 63 FH B t gags as ease? is A . K .S sf -2 ' if? his if M 51 2. ST 5 iii Y S J . fi? ii: I ' . ENT fx? 1 - . S S . .- - e at S M153 F' H' A- 3 Cfme mc - t f ' -x-- ' an -Q sr 2 fx- f .X .- 3 .Q - sis S. 5: S 's S Ss uh ' iN --ii es - wears 1 E 1... C Sf E 5 I X' '- s - .L .1 s se 5 . ee-fs. -pa -i yes -' - ,- L s' Presldent . . . . . Rhonda Stephens f il Q .X - - V1cePres1dent . . Jackie Formyduval Q e ez ee ess fa -V , f' we - L Secretary . . . . . . .Hattre Batten S K 'e D he gi Treasurer . . . Brenda Byrd Saeskee-N H Reporter . . Cheryl Wayne - S HISTOHHII - - - - - - - -GRY Baldwin L s . 2 if :eil 5 E ' ' q Q 3 Parlramentanan . . . Donna Abernathy R by if X Song Leader . . . . .Catherine Creech 1 C . ProJectCha.1.rman . . . . .Els1eHorne - A , E Advisors . . . . . . . Mrs. Wrlhamson to Mrs. Lowery QOL 5. ASQ: C aa.a,a,aa. .aaa M , a C raaa. OTHER MEMBERS ARE: Judy Pope, Kaye Squires, Joyce Sarvis, Karen Canady Libby Davis, Lorraine Jacobs Gail Sellers Debbie Williams, Ramona Long, Carla Sasser, Cynthia Formyduval, Lucy Nunnery, Truiiy Pope, Deborah Hampton Sandra Stewart, Ave McPherson, Karen McGirt, Patricia Horne, Delsey Campbell, Wanda Jacobs, Leariane Ward. , 64 u... Bogue Staff Freshman Class Section Kay Wyche, Editor Paula Stone Becky Richardson Chris Council X i Mike Chandler, Ads Sophomore Class Section Faculty 3905011 Sara Seuers, Editor Karen Chandler. Editor Linda Andrews, Janet Parcell Typists Phyllis Batten Pat Barefoot 65 Sports Section Bobby Griffin Johnny Mullis Genie Lytton Gloria Meares Editor-In-Chief Activities Editor Junior Editor F Mildred Wyche Features Mr. Marvin Worrell - Photographer Patricia Benton Business Manager Typists: Wanda Mercer Sheldia Blanton Barbara Dean Pierce 66 W Library Club OFFICERS: Judy Godwin - Presidentg Joyce Sarvis - Vice President, Phyllis Batten - Secretary, Karen Chandler - Treasurer, Hattie Batten - Reporter. SEATED: Diane Batten, Sandra Stewart, Sarah Sellers, Donald Hopkins, Brenda Byrd, Rhonda Stephens. THIRD ROW: Doris Sobczak, Libby Davis, Cheryl Wayne, Elsie Horne, Barbara Pierce, Wanda Mercer, Eddie Holloman. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Hobbs, Johnny Woodell, Drew Wiggs, J ames Gurganus, Sheldia Blanton, Pat Barefoot. Library Assistants FIRST ROW: Barbara Pierce, Sheldia Blanton, Phyllis Batten, Cheryl Wayne, Hattie Batten, Judy Godwin, Sara Sellers. SECOND ROW: Pearline Shaw, James Gurganus, Moose Pierce, Drew Wiggs, Kaye Squires, Elsie Horne, Joyce Sanris, Johnny Woodell. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Hobbs, Debbie Williams, Rhonda Stephens, Pat Barefoot, Wanda Mercer, Karen Chandler, Donald Hopkins, Bobby Griffin. 67 Bus Drivers Club LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW: Brenda Byrd, Ralph Spaulding, Rhonda Stephens, Cheryl Wayne. SECOND ROW: George Harris, Mide Williamson, Walter Freeman, Roderick FormyDuval, Larry Baldwin, Willie Bullock, Deborah Pope, Patricia Benton, Memory Ward, William Pope. ASSISTANT BUS DRIVERS: Mike Chandler, Elsie Horne, Judy Godwin, and Robbie Davis NOT PICTURED. Majorettes Patricia Ann Tedder Diane Clemmons Teresa Jo Batten ff M Q i Z? Bdlflllif' D.A.R. Good Citizen JoAnn Nurmery Fine Arts Club TIGER HOMECOMING X 5 f 5 fbi, ,I V xx . 5g. YA,2 iQ , . f ' Q if A r,:rfff'ZC-,-:11-' f: f:- X f btw? P X Zi 54 2: 5 4 My S .lik ,L-LX '- x X W X x Queen Jackie Burchette h '83 .. 1. X ,, if 1 3' A A life K K - me fi 3 A -fi J' X 4' xg . no .slab ,ij at bg u 1 P25 Q 29' iff: .yi Y' . 'O A Xb? x s 5 mx . fo 1' 1 g '3 K.. X X Q I ,ox :ln V J sv 1, 1 u oe. C' os LEX s ' A 'f 4 11, 4 -:-- 4. 4. P 1. y 1 I ' ' on y I I ' 5 1 A ' A Mlm A ' M-fx, . A 3. wfhy A ' I+ -xfv-r-1Nfswvv..u-A. 'Q-P--xA,q-rx.-v.fv,,.5s, '-un-r--x,x,.f-Jx:xr-fx1x..sqw. uma 'V sale- 'f'f1: va mule- va 1 ' uu o 1 ' o 1 ' r o . 1 n 0 3' -lg 5 I A ' 1 it QQ. . 1 A H at L' - X Z D X Z' . YV? Z' ' U, A f ' A l 1 2, 1 ' ' A l 1 sms, -. I Q, W, -. o W, Court Beth Cook Karen Mmrris Nancy Council Katherine Tyson Janet Sesslons Barbara Baldwin 71 , May Court Seniors Sophomores Juniors Freshmen Queen Jo J o Williams Maid-of-Honor Beth Cook 73 LAS! M., K . ' Tiger Sports I 968- I 969 The Sports section this year is for the coaches, players and cheerleaders, for their hard work in improving the athletic program at H. H. S., but this section is especially dedicated to you, the STUDENT BODY, for your loyal support and sportsmanship. 74 Varsity Football FIRST ROW L to R: Randy Ward, Jerry Harrell, Buddy Foreman, Ricky Barefoot, Roderick Formyduval, Johnny Perdue, Timmy -Richardson. SECOND ROW L to R: Jerry Dowless, Jesse Pierce, Gene Cheek, Johnny Mullis, Randy Hinson, Donald Hopkins, Walter Huffman. THIRD ROW L to R: Leslie Fales, Ralph Spaulding, Curtis McGirt, Barry McPherson, Robbie Davis, Eddie Holloman, Joe Harris, George Harris. ' TOUGH - That is the only word to describe the 1968 Tiger football team. This year they had their best year in the history of eleven man football. They won eight and lost only two. They were one of only two teams in the state to beat Fairmont, and Coach Bullard was named Coach of the Year. Congratula- tions to a great team. 75 Senior Football any yarn' 1:,rIr,,4', QJI35 X5 . 515 : S rr.: X-13: G . X X oar ' I - QE 4 SZKX, .. N ol x x5 Nom ' -' QX5 :S XH.!x'X ii f- .fy gr: -,Q x ' X 5.1-wg- 2 - X x Q R .a+ in xnxx of - N . . f 41. x Q , . Q .f X W-SQA ,t fkzfkrrxx 1 .. - A . -. . . x r X .i Aigx. 1 . x . L. it o r 5. on R 1 ff+ fi+' A+' . ' I 1. gg-img 3, Q - K Q X X K ie X a ,X . ,gg-.n ,Nr . W , A. - - Xing X- g f - .. 'svn V1 .- l A SVG , f G r 5 r.-wiki rggefslgzeif -s 5 5 k A be - X be 1 1' S Mu, w A-'vfifkfo'-L Q5 if -5 -V 5 wi f -f.1xif--sf X, -ram-1 -w Mi A W vii Q-Qsxm., Gene Cheek CCaptainJ Guard Johnny Mullis End Clifford Pierce Haltback Rickey Barefoot Fullback George Harris Center Donald Hopkins Guard 76 Roderick Formyduval Halfback Ralph Spaulding End N N I Gene leads the interference Hallsbords defense in acuon Moose makes some tough yardage First Down! No gain for an opponent Johnny covers a punt 77 VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: CLeft to rightj: Jerry Harrell, Thomas Ward, Rickey Barefoot, Frank Wilson, Clifford Pierce. SECOND ROW: Cleophis Wright, Jim Parker, Gary Hinson, Curtis McGirt, Willie Bullock, Buddy Foreman. ABSENT: Gene Cheek. 78 1 0 Junior Varsity Basketball FIRST ROW: Cleft to rightjz Mike Pope, William Amrstrong, Tim Powell, Randy Hinson, Reginald Spaulding, Larry George, Mike O'Gorman. SECOND ROW: Cleft to rightjz David Wyche, Bobby Meares, Matt Layman, Bill Hassell, Jimmy High, Bud Cook, Johnny Corbett. THIRD ROW: deft to rightjz Terry Smith, Timmy Richardson, Legrande Smith, Eugene Cherry, Elijah Troy, Randy Ward. If you had to sum up our Junior Varsity Basketball team in a phrase, a good one would be much improved . Under the tutelege of Coach Linwood Hedgpath the team has worked hard and long to give us a team of which we can be proud. 79 Senior Basketball ' Willie Bullock X el X K X X N Q Q, , w- . :XA We .L 3: we R wi of , . . ' if-' 1 2 . i , ix 2 5 ii N vs . ff. . if Q 5 . ' in I' K : -x : . in :ss 2: QT .ffl lx X wi -1- W 5 1122 K j i if .L Lllk X - . , .. - -S C eef sw wrt Q we '-- - X - : - :1 1-.ffm -:Qi :as-:is .J-1 -:Q Q- -fiawef me exe?-w.X 5 , . MX-X L wk Ricky Barefoot Gene Cheek Clifford Pierce Varsity Baseball yas FIRST ROW: fleft to rightla Walter Freeman, Rickey Barefoot, Roderick FormyDuval, Larry Baldwin, Willie Bullock. SECOND ROW: Cleft to rightja Michael Duncan, Matt Layman, Jessie Pierce, Hal Ward, Ronnie Williamson. THIRD ROW: Cleft to rightlz Buster Crawford, Tim Powell, Thomas Ward, Jerry Harrell. Senior Baseball Walter Freeman, Rickey Barefoot, Willie Bullock, Larry Baldwin, Roderick FormyDuval, Coach Hedgpath. 81 .l.V. Basketball Wayne Griffin Billy Gower Larry Williamson Buster Crawford Ray Hoggard Bud Cook Terry Smith Benny McGalliard Grady Ogle LaGrand Smith Randy Wilson Ronnie Bullard Chris Pesta Soph. Soph. Soph. Soph. Fresh Fresh Fresh Fresh. Fresh Fresh Soph. Fresh Fresh. J.V. Football Ted Baldwin Clyde Parker Buster Worley Steve Smith Steve Riggs Jimmy Baldwin Mike O'Gormman David Wyche James Gurganious Dwight Seals Elton Ray Jacobs Lambert Ray Jacobs Stewart Sasser Soph. Fresh. Fresh. Fresh. Fresh. l 1 l 1 l Fresh. l l Fresh ' l Fresh. Soph. Soph. Soph. Soph. Soph. l l 4 Track lst ROW-Johnny Ford, Randy Wilson, Buster Crawford, Larry Williamson, Eddie I-Iolloman. 2nd ROW-Johnny Mullis, Rusty Morris, Mike Dixon, Jack FonnyDuva1, Mike Duncan, Joe Harris, Larry Coffman, George Tyson CManagerJ. 3rd ROW-Donald Hopkins, Jerry Dowless, Graham Mintz, Curtis McGirt, Milton Spaulding, Barry McPherson. Track - Our track team had a very good season last year. Through their l1ard work, the boys have made Hallsboro a Conference Power. They finished ahead of Whiteville last year and this year they have their sights set on the Championship. 83 d o '4-U s: .S atherine Tyson, Jenny B et Sessions, K Hilbum, Jan ndee Sessions, Jackie Burchette, A IIS ouncil, Ju C CY Andrews, Patty Sealy, Beth Cook, Nan da ayle Ward, Lin JG CLtoR Q A The 1968-69 Hallsboro Cheerleaders have worked hard to give us a squad we V6 ha CY Russell, th sor, Mrs. 011 heir sp d of. Under the leadership of t OU be pr CBI! have practiced many long College and ZH Chow at g Camp Cheerin 21 attended hours in order to keep in step with the NEW LOOK in Sports at Hallsboro. be Ns N- X X 1 'N, 59 Q S 4 4 I X . V? X 5 Q - xkixfMw5 QW, wN M SNX X M, x - K ' , .iuwxkw W ww NMQNSNNE .9 . . W W. QNQXNXX i . iw , n,x, . A . i v A . .LLm.. ' J. V. Cheerleaders Miriam Latlay, Paula Kallmeyer, Debbie Hampton Debbie Williams, Cynthia Sessions CChieD 86 Compliments of: AD ERTISEMENTS Gurr Jewelers Hayes Auto Supply J.B. Council Ellis Shoe Center ,M ' Modem Dry Cleaners The Jewel Shop Myrtle Hill Florist Columbus Trading Company Arthur Caffee Etheridge Texaco Dixie Motors, Inc. Beauty Exporium Texaco Station fSouth Whitevillej Coleman Parker Gola Smith Cash Store x Clifton's Fish Market l Peacock's Funeral Home NS Q Sugar's Inc. Q y sl M S RIEGEL PAPER CORPORATION ' Pulp SL Paper Division Riegelwood, North Carolina Congratulations From COLLIERS JEWELERS INC. We wish for the 1969 Hallsboro High Seniors the very best future. Diamonds China Watches Crystal Watch Repair Silver Mens 8t Ladies Rings Gifts Leather Goods Jewelry Repair Jewelry Whitevil1e's Leading Jeweler 8t Silversmith Columbus County's Registered Jeweler - American Bonn Society SIMMONS DRUG COMPANY, INC. Walgreen Agency Whiteville, North Carolina Baldwin Downtown Court Woods 642-4802 Square 642-3247 642-3106 BARN ES GAS Hwy. 74 8: 76 East Whiteville, North Carolina Phone 642-7350 88 G POWELL AUTO PARTS 916 South Madison Street Whiteville North Carolina G. 8- C. MOTOR CO. South Madison Street Whiteville, North Carolina Good Dependable Servicen GORES GARAGE 8r BODY SHOP Hallsboro, North Carolina Phone 646-3591 24-Hour Wrecker Service Joe Barefoot Robert Gore 646-5577 646-5621 It's the going thing i. ie-ef 2 QUALITY MOTOR CO., INC. Whiteville, N. C. '79 . -4? ,fr N ii 4' I ' 5 s. - will Hun. ,v . 'A1-W.Qn ,tn ' 7i'i't2'Qifit1tt22'tZ' . Test Drive p . .v ., ,ITL 'I one soon N Q ' f --few ITS THE GOING THING! SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH CAROLINA Whiteville, North Carolina Compliments of LEDER BROTHERS, INC. Whiteville, N. C. Shop with confidence Wear with pride Compliments of PORTERS ESSO Put a TIGER in your tank Riegelwood, North Carolina EDMUNDS REALTY COMPANY Realtors Whiteville, North Carolina CLIFTON'S FISH MARKET Every day is FISH DAY Whiteville, N. C. WASHAM and WARLICK Farm Supply Company Quality Feed, Seed, and Fertilizer Grinding and Mixing a Specialty Whiteville, N. C. Congratulations to the Senior Class of '69 CHARCO BURGER South Whiteville, North Carolina Compliments of: w. D. anooncs Whiteville, North Carolina Phone: MI 2-2322 Compliments of A PATRON Compliments of: JOLLY'S SU PERMARKET South Whiteville, N. C. 90 Compliments of: COLLIERS' GAS Whiteville, N. C. Compliments of Compliments of WHITEBROOK FARMS INC. B 142 MERITA BREAD OX COMPANY Whiteville, North Carolina sEssloNs FARM MACHINERY INC. L0NG'S FLORIST Highway 701 South 3 Mues North on Elkton Road Whiteville, North Carolina H Hallsboro, North Carolina I 1,7 MA QKAA I I I -H+?-s'e l if If K ' 'mr . t x 21. A VT Ptoyll, S,,,,,,5g.Lsrolxi-CI-' IZ I A so r r , , rr I Peomes SAVINGS of AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Where fortunes begin Whiteville - Chadbourn Loans to Farmers Up to Seven years to repay. COLUMBUS PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Court House Square Phone 642-4173 Whiteville, N. C 91 fhvwffffif K SALLY TIRES BLACK'S TIRE SERVICE Whiteville, North Carolina The men who know tires-law W. Donald Black Kelly, Sonic, and U. S. Royal The longest mileage retreads in the Business u.s.noya1. da g v eil SERyICE RF COUNCIL AND COMPANY Hallsboro, North Carolina I? . ke- l Qi- ' ' ful K 141 new . .---. 31.9, 1-iztiasmil-gi., lj, PIERCE AND CGMPANY For all your needs Hallsboro, North Carolina 0 AMERICAN flf THOMPSON'S AMOCO Service Station and Refreshment Stand Highway 74 - 76 Bolton, North Carolina I 1 1 Compliments of: THOMAS MOTOR SALES Whiteville, North Carolina COLUMBUS SUPPLY CO. Plumbers 81, Electrical Supplies 114 W. Main St. Whiteville, N. C. Compliments of: WARNER'S GRILL South Whiteville, N. 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D , TRUSTCQMPANY We are now near another year's end. But it's just another year. lt has been a unique and very special one, not just for the seniors who graduate this year, but for the entire student body. We don't have any specific theme this year, but if we did l think it would have to be Improvement We have taken giant steps this year in many areas of campus activities-in sports, clubs, routine, schedules, and classes. In sports, the athletes have led the way, followed, supported and encouraged by the entire student body with a display of school spirit that has not been equaled. In this annual, we have tried to capture a few of the moments you hold dear. Through you, this annual is possible. It is your annual. We hope you will enjoy and treasure it always for the memories it brings back to you. We have tried to model this book by your standard, using your suggestions. This is one of the last years of H.H.S. and a really great one. 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