Henderson High School - Pep Pac Yearbook (Henderson, NC)

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ZESUE PM F, nf-KVI-1 ,J 1 i.'f?E':1E'Y , Nj 4 'N THE 1961 Vw HENDERSoN'HlGH SCHOOL Henderson, Norih Carolina Matilda Gholson - Editor Linda League - Business Manager Elaine Pegram - Sponsor 1 E V 3 -sz Q J half ' ..,?.. ,H . , 1.9321 1 rn l'9 '4'fbl ','-:UUN nf' FLW: 51- 'ff'-575. l 7'-. ,J 4 f , fi ,ga p-Pfgf-E '- K gfifiiif 26,513 i 1 Zmq, a- , lisp,-1, . . ' -- I ,, U 1-J 3, '+V'-Y'-'f.f .L , Q E L' 1-.JNL 1 :f'sf:2f. ' 'Q5 Z1i1-f'.f ,'fii,12v5'? f' ff - r 4 E . -sy -7 mv :Ta ,1 xy- .' f, f a .n. ',l,J7.f. 4'5,fg:.: M .al 1-:,v,.5., 4 1-u ' -V v'.'1 ., ':,:5qgwri.:5 Q ,. -,--,lg E , , , . .W ,5,5:fs,f Viv. ,,,,. af. ,'-- . . 2 'ri A! f. ' X f 1 a V: . f-,yn - Qg'3?9f?iL' . 5 I . . - .J-:.:'feg.f K' ' ' ' ALMA MATER Hail to the dearest school of all Alma Mater mine. I Loyal we will be to thee, Singing praises thine .V g When high school days are over And we leave this blessed shrine We'll win the victory and the Right for Alma Mater and The blue and the white. 1 ,X 31,-lfl Q. , W 1 1gaqyijti-'.f.Egg,g1Lb' gl K +,:4, 1 .V 1-':.'f,Q12fre'2g:+JEi2T -' :-iam-'. ' . V X , we at-.L f . Gxiiizwgvf .,,,11.m:f1F ft sw- ,mr 05,45 1960-1961 if 64012 mf This year, 1960-1961,ho1ds many wonderful memories --- memories of high school that we shall cherish forever. The laughter in the halls, the morning announcements, report cards, the patient and understanding attitude of our teachers, cramming for exams, dances, the friends we 've made --- all this we know as H. H. S. Time has a way of erasing many of these wonderful memories, so, we, the Pep Pac Staff, offer this small collection of memories of 1960 - 1961 here at Henderson High School --- LEST WEjFORGET. fr If AY V V L I 1 , I 1 1 I L . P 1 I I L r i I f r k E - -F'M9sisiQiQf' TABLE 0F ..,- - H , , 1 CCJNTENTS M y 251 kgmzfwz DEDICATION Our theme--Lest We Forget--can well be applied to the person whom we have chosen to dedicate the Pep Pac to this year. She has gained love and respect from all students here at Henderson High School through her patient and understanding ways and through her tireless efforts. Q This is the dedication of our cherished memories to a very dear friend. This is the dedication of our love and esteem to a great Christian teacher. This is the dedication of our hopes and dreams to an honest emulation of her who has been an inspiration to all of us. Indeed,Miss Stanton,you are an asset to our school--your wonderful work and leadership with The Bulldog, the long hours you have spent in guiding individuals, your knowledge in the classroom, your excellent display of school spirit in various school activities--all of these qualities are admired by everyone. We owe you much, so with love and deep appreciation we proudly dedicate our 1960-1961 Pep Pac to you, Miss Peggy Stanton. 7 V, 1 Wy., .,,,.- J 'V-35 4 4 4 ' pf ' if, , 'YJ ' .2!f' I QQ? gow! Mary Parham Johnnie Ann Bryumf Mary Helen Harris arf Drucilla Grissom F M. L g 'vpn H LN MJ 26250 ffffiyfw +.1m,mw.......:-:12L........L:w1 ... ., WA.. ,sf-1? ' -- Mauna?- ? .. :f:4,.:1. :,,,: .,.,-.,., t, . W f' I an '7 ' 4 1 V, def 3' '2::Q, 4.7: .:'3'5?' wx '3W.2x4'E46E21 Z ll Mrs. Ethel Knott School Secretary Mr. F. D. Kesler, Principal ADMINISTRATICJN Mr. Bob Harrison Dean of Boys I' ' ZA, Q F ,, ,X G a'. f - Mrs. Mabel Young Dean of Girls 'Wm avg, ,,, -AM '- ,. X-fav-wp..-,,,, Yin ,,,,,,,A. wv.-me--Q H :V an '. K . x . X .. onx'. K X X , . xn- Tf' 'V - 7 And gladly would he learn, and gladly teach Mrs. Margaret Glover, A.B. East Carolina Mrs. Betty T. London, B.A. Meredith, Duke ENGLISH My -,L i' sw, ,N 6,7 X ,U W ' U ,E Miss Peggy stanton, A.B., M.A. UV U' 'L if My L' Greensboro Duke C if K,jJ ' DEPARTMENT 'sf Miss Elaine Pegram, B.S. Mars Hill, East Carolina Meredith WS. 1 E351 S. ' Miss Linda Jenkins, A.B. X X wqwxul, f Mrs. Evelyn Pernell, B.A. Woman's College of the University of North Carolina East Carolina College Mrs. Martha Howes, A.B. 53 M East Carolina College SCIENCE Mr. Robert Harrison, B.S. Lenior Rhyne DEPARTMENT East Carolina COMMERCIAL Miss Maybell Bryant, B.S. Miss Mildred Smith, B.S.S.A. Woman's College of the University of North Carolina ,paw- Qs Mrs. Mary Murphy, B.S. Louisburg College Roanoke College SOCIAL Mr. Harold House, B.A. Miss Mary Hester Green, B.S. Mars Hill Woman's College Baylor University Southeastern Seminary L32 'fri . X , X .xx X N xi., X I I' I I I I .ML I I .I T411 ,II g' Hy X I, , 1 ' 1 2 Ii' I ' II,flI1:IImXIXI I ' . I X , - I II III A II A 1 - I I IM UPI. I -I MIHIIIIIILX . Mrs. Annette M. Acree, B.S. Madison College STUDIES Mr. Emil Piestrak, B.S. East Carolina M.A. HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION U - N 'm A mf -1 ,, 5 fs K it . Q 5. Y A X ,161-t VFX vt- Y 1 5 li ' F ,gf 41 4 lx 4' AIX! 1 + he fi L a fa t.. '- A W ,Q i ,' 1' -xy, . ' Iiss Ellen Lavinder, B.A., M. Ed. Wornan's College l University of North Carolina ' State, Oberlin f I ' if as ,Ava 1 -pp, R. --' , ?. MATH 'Q- I . i Mrs. Dorothy Allen East Carolina MP- Ted ROUUIS, B.S. Mr. Wade Stephenson, A B wake Forest D E Atlantic christian Chowan ' ' w ff Mrs. Grace V1ckery,A.B. Elon College 1 Mlss Ellzabeth Hughes, A.B., M. Ed. Flora MacDonald, Duke Mrs. Mary McColl, A.B. Flora MacDonald FOREIGN LANGUAGES l HOME t E' ECONOMICS Mrs. Eva Macon, A.B. Meredith PIANO l ff? 'K Mrs. Nella Holden, A.B., B.M, Mitchell College, Queens College University of North Carolina 1 fri -1 1 '1 5 5' Mrs. Helen Barnes, B.M. Southern Conservatory of Music Mr Tom Hearne Unlverslty of North Carolma SMG? 'Sv BAND Mrs Hannah Ruth Clayton Loulsburg College LIBRARIAN Mrs Mabel Young B S Meredlth College TRIBUTE TO OUR TEACHERS He came to my desk w1th a qtuvermg hp The lesson was done Dear Teacher, I want a new leaf, he Sald I have spo1led thls one I took the old leaf, torn and blotted And gave h1m a new one, all unspotted And 1nto h1s sad eyes snnled 'Do better now, my chlld Helen F1eld F1scher ff S0 N11 El A r nr' 1 . if Q Q, I y ms? . ' ' T t If ' 1 7 It ........w-4. ,' I I , f f 1' if I I 3 EN ti 'gif V ik. - in A y 4 .vigfiiidr-w . , . . V , ' if , ' I Vx mv A 1 . . ' ' f - - I X ., 1 , . I , i W I , , 4 I V ' ,Q 1 Q N :Z--I . , J rv 7 rv ' 4 IC: . ' J ' . , , -I -N V -to I H ' ' .rv fifx- iff M fi, Sk' r I -f'.q . wc. , f- ' .E ' 2 'filo Sf . - - 'N .X , 4? 5,574 . A 1 , ' ' ' ' F.. V, H .. f .ff' 1.57 ' v . In .l5.14! j, , . - .1 Z gi . . .. ,5 N , 4, ,gi . . ' J 1 1 T -' ak , , V' t V '3 Q -.E Il A , X ' rf-xg I7 ,. 'fl I , Qi Y, A :A 7 , ,' -f 1 , ' 1 'XV KAW' , E ' ' V W' H ' H ETE EA 1 ,lfl,, 'iff' if . ,f.L,fTf 'iii f - v-M To The Seniors U To the Seniors .... LEST WE FORGET our Seniors Who soon far off will still be nearg A special place in our hearts you'll hold And we'll never forget you tho' days gro 7 W Our best to you we want to send, And wish you luck as you descend From the portals of school, into life Facing life's challenge in your strife. We say it for an hour We say it smiling, We say it coldly, And yet we have O From ,The Seniors .... From the Seniors .... - The day he slipped that class ring on, The long, long talks on the phone, The parties, dances, dates, and fun, If only it had just begun, 1 We 've spent wonderful days in this blessed shrine, ' , Please take care of those we leave behindg Q . With tearful smiles we look back to you, . And we want you to remember --- We'll miss you, too. or for a year- say it choked with tears say it with a kiss no other word than this Good by f f V U 9 - 9 Q I . . rv - vw ' , ' I . I . ,I ' u , n , n fi - l T . , -f , Qs.: A 2 ,A iff-.ff . 1 .5 if V- V L . 1 I 7 'ff'-f . .' iq: ,, 'M ' 1 7.1L ' A A , ' ' ,,,s:,'-,1-. A - , V , - ' fy f - ,- . . A V - A I , .- . , , j1.,,f, i Ari - if i w ' f 1 of-3 , M' ' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ,, ,- ,.,, awww , V 'dn'-'M H .Xt 'unit' XI -,,, 11,1 V esident ...... . . . Wallace Morgan Vifge President . . . . . Johnny Adams Secretary ..... . . Carolyn Faulkner Treasurer . . .... Mary Parham 41 ts' ' ' x . The Senior Class is proud to say Superb we find a few We take this chance, if we may In every way to honor you - MOST ATHLETIC in our town Are WESLEY KELLY and PHYLLIS BROWN. BEST ALL AROUND in all they do JACKIE and WIDGIE are these two. Waving and smiling is their hobby The FRIENDLIEST two are MARY and BOBBY. In friendship they will never fail MOST POPULAR are JERRY and GAIL WITTY ui all they say and do This pair is TOMMY and MARGIQE LOU For MOST TALENTED our opinions we voice RICHARD and DOTTIE are our choice Stylish are they in all their duds The BEST DRESSED two are DIANE and BUD BEST LOOKING we find them to be JOHNNY and CRYSTAL don t you agree? In all their studies they work and slave MOST INTELLECTUAL are BARBARA and DAVE Intelligent and kind in all their deeds RONNIE and MATILDA are MOST LIKE LY TO SUCCEED Qualities as these we salute As Henderson High sensations We hope they go a long, long way To gain their dreams and aspirations v 1 2 I 1, l I W gngwwiw Elixir W Wir' wi .AMY 4 I I Q 3 3 5 F 1 f! 1. 1 5 3 9 'x E F w if 35 ui I w v 1 x I . ws: ..l..:z,, YYY,YY f 1149. , ,,,,,,,,,., ,,,,, YVW, , , , e M. at G -Q... A ,pg ,,. WA if F V I .Ki ry., ,A 0. 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Ik Er 2? sf Q Y E Q , J' if , . .4,.., his , , A,,1 , A w,,,.-.1--' V ,f j -'.A Q :' '- ', 'X . , N. f 7 'Wk F Wg ii iv ' 5 1 ' El, .ii ,aff A , i 1 SX. .: Q! ll 22 I iw.,-41 ,,,,.,...-,---fvg' ......-,xxx fl 1 S ,ff 1 N ,ff Q3 fr XX 3 f X 1 1 K 1 is 3 ' ' , ' ' 1 - f 134 ,w K ., .v :Nm V f n I A 1 In B 1 P' , I i 1 Y x Z X . i 21s1,1.1,-nw,-, 1, . v 1 Mosr INTELLECTUAL Barbara Daniel D V David Rose , , at A Q , ' V 1 .V 4' -1 'W - P 4y:.,-,Vw x M- - .mx-'- I ,Cru C 1 , Mai I ,ff 'yin L M Y 5 i ? .f 5, -Qumr- 11, 32. Q ' 4 i 'w: ',,., ff 1 ff, I 51- ? 47 , , 7 f H N , , 4 mv, ICE SENIORS FATEENA ABBOTT Short, sweet, and hard to beat. BE CKY ADCOCK 'Her nature is all sunshine. , A 'fa ,w x 1- a- Q X, up fir , j 77 11 X, V . Z' A i- ' A MR' wi Y, iw I ,if ' wwe' ' . ' ff Q, l P5 - ' ,N V-, .aff W -1 mm. -.mi V ' alarm D JOHNNY ADAMS His aim is never to offendg And every person is his friend. M PEGGY ALLEN With brown hair and blue eyes, Here's a girl who's sweet and wise. 32 RITA ADAMS A sweet, sincere girl whose friendly manner has won her a host of friends! SARAH ATKINS Tho' she's new to our ways, We'll remember her all our days. Qs? ' Q ,. n ' gist!-V . ef ,.x:.,. . 1- x . F' ul a Q H 4 f ' FAYE AVERETTE She's always full of fun and joysg A favorite with both girls and boys. 407W- MARILYN AYSCUE A neat little girl with a great big smile. Good in athletics, better ship, best in friendship! SENIORS JERRY AYSCUE v in scholar , mug -vii ANN AYSCUE A bright little girl with prime little ways, When Ann's your frined, your friend she stays. f . bm. f, I VANCE BARHAM - ' ' ' 34:5 4 Good nature and good sense go all the 5 aww WHY- .5 .-f f- .,,, I V ., f' g l , Q 'mf ii,' ' ' .,.' i X i MOLLIE BAG LE Y Nice, cute, and full of pep. She'll always be there right in step. a SENIORS BE CKY BARNETTE Live meri ily today for tomorrow may bring sadness. ui' 2' 4453.3 A,y-wrwq, WM - Z Q,-. PATRICIA BOONE Sparkling eyes and a friendly smile. Her list of friends will run a mi1e. QW: ROSE BOW LES A little serious, a little gayg Always neat in every way. 'R W V4 I 31 Q' W , , I if 'ff 04, KQLZV as fy- J 59 Gma- srg - af DIC KIE BRADFORD gnvv-. 111 Never hurried, never worried, always I.. 'V ,,.,mw,.V Avia happy. f 4 l 33515 . I ' , ,Aix-. 1, ' I . fbs. 12 .,, 2 . , BILLY BRAME It would be hard to find a boy so nice and so kind. CURTIS BRADS HAW Although he's quiet and rather mild, He's always ready with a smile. 34 M. J MARTHA JO BREEDLOVE Full of fun, full of glee Where there s H0156 I 11 alwa gm? WNW 'Hamm SILVI.A CARVER Qu1et, but sweet and cute, This no one w11l dlspute 35 7 v - 1 1 , X. 4,,,,. ..-. 1 v ' , SENIORS BOBBY CLARK Cute and shy--a real swell guy. Qfllqbm, ,swf M I Q'-Q ' ,J CHARLES COLLINS I think it a very happy accident Cmy graduatingj 'EWR -l qs Ns 'E . , . 9231. . fm JIMMY COOPER The world sure'd be dull without me. 'YK FRED COLLIER He's nice to talk with, and fun to walk with. -if GLORIA COTTRE LL Very considerate and ready to help Her personality is not one to forget. 36 wins: STEVE COTTRE LL An easy - going boy with a twinkle in his eyel The girls all sigh as he walks by.' --..,, .. haf FRANK COWAN 'An honest boy who takes it on the ching A good sport and a warm heart within. iw- 1 l l BOBBY DANIE L 'Ready for anything, be it work or Plays An all around good fellow in every Way. 1 1 l in M 4 grew . 5 SANDRA CYRUS Tho' some may think she is timid and shyg Her kind of friendship is hard to buy. 10? rs ww? NANCY DAVIS Sweet and gracious, loving toog Always doing things for you. 37 SENIORS BARBARBA DANIEL Principal, integry, and independ- ence are the essence and the life of character. RANDI DEACON Fair and gentle, good and trueg Ever sincere and dependable too. :- ' 1- L , .. .mx , its , 4 yd ' , seam' - X ., SENIORS SHIRLEY DENNIS Third finger, left handg Shows Shirley has her man. JO ANN EDWARDS , W, Cute, sweet, and easy to get along LAWRENCE E LLIOT If a friend you need, This is one indeed. Qx lf' BARBARA EDWARDS No friend we have ever found is nicer to have around. ,z f -ww. rf? y ?'?'g 1331 4ll'4fu..,,... KERMIT ELLIS When life we lose, we shall know twas he who lit the fuse. 38 with is this lass. J RONNIE EVANS Never slow --- never glum, he takes things as they come. jfwx Vw, BARBARA FAU LKNER Sweetness is a quality we love in all. SENIORS RONNIE FAU LIQXIER With a brush and pencil he is great In an art career he'll rate. Wh 'Hman-.V - BENNIE FIELDS Iam mischief. Everytime we see this boy, CAROLYN FAU LIQIER Her happy and friendly attitude is plainly seen in her school spirit. ' ELINOR FOLGER f The pleasure and delight of know- ledge far surpasseth all other in gg Q nature. gg I 9 gm I RICHARD FINCH We seem to like him more and more. f l . ., 5ENuoRs y , ' JEAN FRANKLIN Full of pep and full of fun, she is liked by everyone. NANCY GARRETT Smart and a good personality too You'1l never see Nancy b1ue. 40 BUD GOODRICH uv Cute and friendly, bright and gayg Just the boy to brighten the way. GE ORGE GRISSOM 'The greatest pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do. DOROTHY GRAY Nothing is rarer than real goodness. E IRVING GUPTON Friendliness is the keynote of a good personality. 4 l SENIORS GAR LAND GREENWAY His winning personality and love of sports makes him a favorite of all.' V V 1 '-1-2 1 . 1 I, 'V 't-'- - ' ' l - wr--Ps' 1- - - . ' ' A 2-'H f - 1 1 .111 '- : Q Q , 'M ay zrzifsi? '-1 .aff +? 1?zfff'v-' 4.4 ,-?a:.f,,,-:r- wa- -V f -- .3 ff- . ' ' -. -' CAROLYN HAMM May she daily grow in beauty and in grace. it v. '23 kv ,, l i SENIORS MARGARET HAMM Always friendly and full of fun: Her good humor is surpassed b CATHY HARRIS Meet her, know her, and you'll never forget her. IW: faq. y none . H 5 i ...wi ig PATRICIA HANFORD A kind heart is a fountain of glad- ' ness. MARY LACY HANNON 'Triendliness and sweetness make a person what she is. NANCY HARRIS Here's a girl with beauties so rareg But when work is to be done, she'll always be there. 42 2' C H LOE HART Quiet, sweet, and capable toog 1 A real friend kind and true. ' 1 lf 1 1 s 1 CRYSTAL HARTNESS Fatr of f1gure, fa1r of face full of fun, full of grace 'RET' WALW I-1 RONNIE HEDGE PETH My teachers think I m so sweet, I m always placed on the fore- most seat. SENIORS M DAVID HEDGEPETH KU' 'WW' DOTTIE HAYES M1SCh16VOUS often dlgmfled some tunes popular always f fi ff ' WW JIM HE LDERMAN 'A giggle, a shoutg You know he's about. Every man has h1s d9V111Sh moments SCARLETTE I-FERION Thls frlendly lass wlth golden halr, possesses tralts that are very rare ' t.. . .. ,: 5 ':' -X' 1 SENIORS MARGY HICKS Plenty of fun and full of witg If ever a dull moment you'd know it. VICTOR HORTON A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market. BILL HIGHT Take care of me --e- good men are scarce. KAY HOYLE May all the charm that now appears increase in glory throughout the years. 44 :vs JEFF HINSLEY Don't take life too seriouslyg You'1l never get out alive. DENNIS HUGHES When asked about work, this he said: I clon't mind workg You go right ahead. 4-wg GAIL HUGHES An athletlc glrl Wlth soft blue eyes Gall s frlendshlp never dles AQ, wif' if' ? Wa my? BOBBY KEARNEY Qu1et and shy, what we call an ex tra DICE guy BILL JORDAN Women, Women, W men 1W q A 9' WESLEY KELLY Though he s modest and rather shy He s really qu1te a wonderful guy SENIORS BILLY KEARNEY A real grand fellow, we all know H15 humor always steals the show A? 'bu gigs, 1, af Q33 to wi' 1 ref Y, ak 5 ffwif if il PATRICIA Knsman Her pleasant way always WIHS That s why she has so many fr1ends 5 V - - . 1.15 A X V 3, Lu., ,, I Q gf , 55: J It ,two M- 1 fp . , 'Y v w. ,b 1 ' YI y -I A '- ' ' Y ' ' ' ll I i V' if - 5 5 . . ' L ' W ' ,, - WM ' ' 0 , VI . , h , . 11 R5 ' -1-12:1-1 ,egg .- '. '- -'W-Jf :-'1-. I-3 .ask -v ,, J. ., .M i ,Qi U . f ' 'fm w W . -vffeia, ,,.K,.o,. f ' sp' rv- 1 an ff :vf'.1:4-:f -49 :-2-:asia ,lv .- 1' 'vo , ' z 4' '.'3ia1'11'a:l' ,717 J' 531' 3 41 ,fill ff . :2 1 .'.,? W ' 1'-i 1.2 ,-. -' a:1f :...2:- zzz.. - . 1 2 ,V 'f f ' RL U 77547: .. lb .I llul 13564 X. .f . ,, wtwgfa, f ,A , cw-- U 2 gf f ' Q2 I f- fa H ' - - . ,Y'- ' fl V ,Z .zz 7 f ' ff' - at .' . ' ' . fu., , ' V ' ' ,f:ee,'-1122 mi 3324 1- 3 1 vw v Q QT, VA v ' vw 'M' 45 ENIORS A,-N W,agbw4ig V I ' V X Y S, b .Q , FRED KIRKLAND Cute, sporty, friendly, 'We'll say,' Fred's one who's really O.K. Ek.. -c ..,.,w..,,, , .4 WILLIAM LEAT HERS He's handsome and modest, as nice as can beg A clever good student with much dignity. -, .S . RUTH KNOTT Cute, sweet, nice, and neatg She's a girl that's hard to beat. FRANCES LLOYD She who plants kindness gathers love. 46 'slj fx .'gQ:,., A LINDA LEAGUE A smart girl in any fieldg A success in life she will build. .ar-. MARGIE MAMGUM Sweet, quiet, with rare qualities possessed. RONNIE MICHE LS His smile is contagious, his friend- liness is superb, his ambition is success. 'T-'IM' DIANE OAKLEY Fair and gentle, good and true, Ever sincere and dependable, too. X, WA LLY MORGAN rv A name for himself he has attainedg A friend of your's he has remained. , iw, lisa evil' ZW, . ff' A-.1,,, ,..vY,. ,: 7,1 MARY PARHAM If more people were like this sweet girl, wouldn't it be a wonderful world vw SENIORS Quiet, friendly, and nice to know. e. ,. . - 7. , 1 V 3 'i ', A -Q'i ieii' 1 WH 47? ff . ,.',1:- BOBBY PARRISH Happy am I, from care I'm freeg Why aren't they all contented like me? me A-L 'Ah sw- , ,,,,. il, 134' F :Q :vga Q L :M .eavrf XX wif i ? ii 22: . Y X', ' f 47 15 if-172 1' f-I 4 - wx 5 ff' iii? -Q' -f 539' 155 ft-lr 3 .rg 5, 5 551 -:Em ,V T 545, ,H gggg 4- My ff 1. l --J ff,f3,:- 241:15 5:1 Q ,t .,, - w.L-3ifi3gI:R1,j 5 if 1.1 f :ms .A -' V. 1 r nf :H - 1 SENIORS BONNIE PE OPLES School days are all right, but they don't compare with school nights. CHARLES PERRY Quiet ways, a friendly lady Y0u'll never see him looking sad. li- . - few, . . H, ff lm Nw 8 ,X fm. XM :. 4' DONALD PEOPLES Seldom serious, always a clowng Let worries come, he'll never frown. JANET POYTHRESS Her iriendly smile shows her friendly nature. 48 I - if Q l Y! X Q BILLY PERRY When people see him they always ' sayg He's naturally nice in every way. TOMMY PRUITT Dark brown eyes, dark brown hai Happy-go-lucky, never a care. X 'la'2 ' CARO LYN RE AVIS Popular, frlendly, and cute Any of these she w1ll su1t E LIZABETH ROBERSON A sm1le IS the trademark of a happy Soul I 'Z' Q - '1Q': '7 ' PEGGY RILEY soft volce, a frlendly smlle, SENIORS CAROLYN ROBERSON A merry heart, a merry smlle Happy 1S she all the whlle That seems to be her style Mm W 'W'-N JEAN ROBERSON Her quzet ways, her frlendly sm11e Makes her fr1endsh1p well worthwhlle JOYCE ROBERSON The mlldest manners and the gentlest heart 163: IV ' ' ' I7 . - 5 Lge ' ' In A b HA ' ' ' - :ji I .1 '59 51' - 'V l it.,-1: V , VY ' IV waff- YI H I I ' . su-wr A 5 . I ' YI 49 If K 23 l SENICDRS STEVE ROBERSON Athletic, cute, and full of fung He's made friends with everyone. A , ,. xx-AV 1 'Y 1 V fig- DAVID ROSE 'Character and ability are the tools of fame. , . .. 3.3, .., 1, 5 A friendly lad with a heart so kindg 1 i t gi H! -.1 : l L Aye 0 it 2' W ' fb 'fm e t t et liv Y' ' JOAN ROGERS Z.. ' A disposition that is sweetg X A smile that knocks you off your feet. ' hz, , K 1 Y Q' a aw FREDDIE SANFORD A better sport you'd never find. Q x wx-mf -' MARIAN SHIP 'QW U Pretty, quiet, so very sweetg ' Our own little Marian is hard to beat. ': RICHARD ROSS Talented, smart, nice, and neatg This combination is hard to beat. SO -i lf-.. in. Q f, Y.-0 ' . , ,xii A 4. ,,,-'as ,-.Arf LIL 'E 'z A .W gi V9 LARRY SMILELY Though a bashful boy, He is full of joy. DONNA STURGES A cheerful heart a cheerfu , 1 smileq A charm of friendship all the while. ff . A PEGGY SMITH To sum her up is simpleg A cute face to match her 'gimplel' JANE TIDWELL In her touch is the law of kindness. 5 I ! R.1'll -a SENIORS SANDRA SOUTH vr Life, liberty, and the pursuit of men. TOMMY TUCKER He's gay, witty, and full of fung Still he gets his work done. v ANN V A UGHAN Be glad and your friends are many. NONA VICK Her ways are ways of pieasantness. ZW' i I BOBBY VAUGHAN I'm not driving fastg I'rn just flying low. SHE LVA WEAVER A good disposition is more valuable than gold, S2 SALLY VAUGHAN Blushing is the color of virture KAREN WELLS We predict her future will be as bright as her smile is friendly. im 5 BOBBY WHITE 'Of his fine characteristics it will be toldg He's worth his weight and more in gold. Z 5.4 m SENIORS 5 W ta Q X Q ir 3, 'E wi ..,,.A E M fl x .6 New-, SK T' Q rg, g 523' '- z 4 ga , , BRADY GILLAND Not to uluietg not too loud, To be like him one should be proud. Sparkling eyes, a smile for everyone' When you'1'e with Ellen, you'11 always have fun. ELLEN WHITE EDDIE JEAN WIGGINS Her personality plus her grins lg Is why she has so many friends BUD WORTHAM An athletic boy with a will to do good: You can depend on Bud to do as he 4 should. 9 l if Mfg? is Na X fi- 0 xi + if ,NV 'A .ix A z , . V Aj-Q -7:3 f X --V--.:T.....,.. , '-nn-uma-y ' 1,3 ', J' ' ,- . :Wa .-:ff , I ' ZF- - ' .-.af 4 .:-f W' 2 5215!-Q2 3,5 , Q we 2 , , W , i ba, q f .S . Z' Z 94 tn '38 W I ,- Y PNQ? is 3 iii? - v' If all B in ,Z 3 I P ff . t ': 1 '. E' . . t 1 . f ,f.. 'nm A 1 ' A J.. ij :J gig: - B 1 W : ' .m,. , P X , wp ' A ' if ,. . .,:,-4 v 4 1 ,Q ':L,nl,7 W , . A W Q ' X, Z? 'IA ,A Fateena Abbott Peggy Allen Jerry Ayscue Johnny Adams Sarah Atkins Marilyn Ayscue Rita Adams Faye Averette Mollie Bagley Becky Adcock Ann Ayscue Becky Barnette 54 ' Patricia Boone Rose Bowls Curtis Bradshaw Dickie Bradford 1 1 T Billy Brame Judy Brame Martha Breedlove Phyllis Brown l 9 at -4- . 0, -, .. aku! -V Q wif' 'cg I as 'J it , 2' J f .fa . 1.3 Q 5 5 . G E, xl!! a A f xij, A zlq in A 3 A J V f' .xii , sy.. fi 1 - . 2 'wiv' ,, a lzqa A G . LQ X f gg-ar.. .,, M ,K 'Mb 'E Q. 35 si ii -f 5 f Mildred Burgess Sylvia Carver Bobby Clark Clarence Clark Charles Collins Jimmy Cooper Gloria and Steve Cottrell Frank Cowan Barbara Daniel Bobby Daniel Nancy Davis Randi Deacon ,ffl W J' Shirley Dennis Barbara Edwards Jo Ann Edwards Lawrence Elliot Carolyn Faulkner Barbara Faulkner 55 P' , 1 'Q' 'U 1 .- 2 'Q' ' 1 455 25 N . ,fvgii Q t +1121 ' ' 1-avg '- ,- - . -4 1.5 A A 'C , ' FE R1 Y H J I 7 -iie f W 1 . 4' Y ' W.. Qqwwvva-....,-. i A , .ii,,,:A H . tl, :ri E 41- A tc, ya, Ronnie Faulkner Bennie Fields Richard Finch Elinor Folger Jean Franklin Jackie Frazier 35: 'nw , Qu. -1hlilhnaQ..g44 Nancy 81 Frances Garrett Matilda Gholson Bud Goodrich Dorothy Gray Garland Greenway Irving Gupton at ff' Mi? W PM - .Q , sa Qi- 5. 'GF' fe.. .1 I s K Carolyn Hamm Margaret Hamm Mary Lacy Hannon Cathy Harris Nancy Harris Chloe Hart Crystal Hartness Dottie Hayes David Hedgepeth Ronnie Hedgepeth Jim Helderman Scarlette Herion if '-wr 4. , w....., .K . 'Q 'J' ..,N '.,,7 Q ,als-, L '73 ' 2 ' .Q-uf-5, ' , as-W' :- 54- V .. R km, , 'wiv ,Q ' s is 2.3693 gmt? may uwwww ? 'Awww 1 nm: if ff 03'- -44 - '--, -'. ,, ,. - N - -P , -.:. 5 L' if 5 A- :-- QR ..,.,. -' - -gs. .,g. .4 I X- X 4,-, . , . .1 5 df .yr .,.v 5 t . ,. 2, dc H: : ::- ' , I -Tia, 'ff 5, , A in- Margie Hicks Bill, Hight Kay Hoyle Dennis Hughes Gail Hughes Bill Jordan 56 Wesley Kelly Patricia Kesler Fred Kirkland Ruth Knott Linda League William Leathers 4 . ...xw x T X PW! i X 1, r . I. u 5 B' g K CNQ5 3 ix 1' X' L Frances Loyd Ronnie Michels Mary Newman Diane Oakley Mary Parham Bobby Parrish Lx ' , ,,. :Ml IM, if wwe Bonnie Peoples Donald Peoples Billy Perry Charles Perry Janet Poythress ff I-Q 1? af- 'W' 5- ,na- fees? 'GUWQ 'sv- '1- E. 1' 3 A ,wa Qi' 'DO fu 85' -' ix .S . gg- Tommy Pruitt Peggy Riley Jean Roberson Joyce Roberson Joan Rogers David Rose Richard Ross Larry Smiley Peggy Smith Sandra South Donna Sturges Freddie Sanford 57 Jane Tidwell Tommy Tucker Bobby Vaughan Sally Vaughan Nona Vick Karen Wells f-elf f 1 I 4: . P, . Ig . . ' , ' gd ,I L Q it Q X Bobby White Ellen White Eddie Jean Wiggins Kermit Ellis Sandra Cyrus Billy Sz Bobby Kearney CLASS MOTTO Practice on the presentg focus on the future. 3 lf, Q 5 ' - a 1 Mrs. Evelyn Pernell CLASS FLOWER Chrysanthemum MASCOTS--Sam Currin, Parkey Gilliam. Mrs. Eva Macon Vbvv CLASS COLORS '5 V' v Green and white M W ,,,,,: .,, i Q 58 Q 9' Mrs. Mary Murphy Miss Mary Greene .1Q. 3 2, t - ,o t o,,....ijl1Q7Li:Q' CLASS PCEM Now the sun begins to set Now the end is drawing near. Golden memories are all we have Of our high school days, and this final year Now we begin to search our hearts And seek out memories, our joys and fears As time drifts by, we'll hold them tight To remind us of our high school years. Every joy and every heartbreak Will linger always in our heart The football games, the Junior-Senior And now the time when we must part. Yes, the time is fast approaching When we will go our separate ways But each of us will share together These memories of our high school days. Ronnie Michels Ki Nancy Harris 59 f LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT ARTICLE I: To the Faculty To Mr. Kesler, we leave our deepest and most sincere appreciation for his help and understanding throughout four years. To the teachers, we leave the dream, Summertime is coming so they will have something to look forward to. To Mr. Hearne, our beloved band director, we leave our sympathy and hopethat he understands that, kids will be Q- sy kids. ARTICLE II: To the Classes :Ili Q Junior Class, we leave the honor of being called Seniors. Ex Qi Sophomore Class, we leave the hard and also sa- tisfying work of the Jr. Sr. E Q Freshman Class, we leave the distinction of not being underclassmen. ARTICLE III: To the President of the Student Council: To Ronnie Michels we give our appreciation for making the final year the best ever. ARTICLE IV: To the Students: Elinor Folger leaves her arguments for that extra point to anyone who cares to try for it. Sandra Cyrus leaves her quiet disposition and dignified man- ner to Patricia Parham and Molly Morrison, realizing their need for them. Nancy Davis leaves her ability to flirt with'em all to Jane Porter. Gail Hughes leaves her ability to make noise to Jean Paul- lette. Rita Adams wishes to leave her l5 words a minute in typ- ing to Rose Reavis. Richard Finch andKerniit Ellis leavetheir musical ability to Charles Grissom and Dennis Michels. Nancy and Frances Garrett leave their height to Winky Mit- chem. tUse it well, Winky.J Margaret Hammleaves Joan Davis her one-man policy , but is taking Bud with her. Ronnie Michels leaves his ability to talk to anyone, anytime, anywhere, and about anything, to Thornton Gholson and Robert Southerland. Steve Roberson and Garland Greenwayleavetheir black horn- rim glasses to Gene Page in fear that he will breakthe ones he has. Nona Vick leaves her ability to peroxide her hair to Patsy South and Judy Upchurch, with one change to an old proverb, If at first you don't succeed, 'dye-dye again'. Matilda Gholson leaves her homecoming crown, magicwand, and her dream come true to next year's homecoming queen. Bill Hight leaves his chevy to the birds, Now it might gain the power to fly over traffic instead of through it. To all the girls of HHS, weleave the memory ofWilliam Lea- thers, his type is scarce these days. Bill Jordan leaves his 1001 ways of getting attention to all those who want attention. Charles Perry leaves his Old Faithful school bus to next year's driver. Nancy Harris leaves her friendly smile to Faye Mitchell. Margie Mangum, Peggy Riley, and Rose Bowles leave those wonderful breaks to Betsy Brame, Lois Longmire and Bar- bara Wilkins. Howell Nelson leaves his poetic ability to Susan Terrell. Steve Cottrell and Johnny Adams leave their good looks to Rowland Turner. Fred Colliei-'s, Lawrence Elliot's and Bobby Clark's silent natures we leave to next year's study halls. George Grissom leaves his grin to Nelson Falukner with a slight warning: Grin and the world laughs back at you. Judy Brame leaves her frankness to Lou Ross Kesler. We hope it will never get her in trouble. Phyllis Brown leaves her superlativetitle as Most Athletic to Paulette Chappell. Peggy Tew and Barbara Dement leave their good luck in being married during their senior year to Betty Harris. Richard Ross leaves taking his all around talent with him. Dennis Hughes leaves his carefreeness and calmness to Pun- kin Currin. Diane Oakley leaves her taste for neat and smart clothes to Carolyn Bowling. Elizabeth Roberson and Jean Franklin leave their much en- joyed position as flagbearers for the band to those who might obtain this next year. Wally Morgan leaves the many responsibilities of Senior Class President to next year's deserving one. To Freddy Hughes, Frank Perry andBillyHensley, we leave Victor Horton's, Ronnie Hedgepeth's, Ronnie Evans: andDo- nald Peoples' tendency to create a disturbance in class. Becky Adcockleaves to go topackfor Peace College. Wonder why? Irving Guptonleaves his love andloyalty to the band and hopes that it will be improved each year. Mollie Bagley passes on her ability to get-sick-quick to anyone who needs such an excuse. Barbara Daniel leaves her successful scholastic standing to Margaret Tanner. Donna Sturges and Crystal Hartness leave their natural beau- ty to Betty G. Herndon and Mary Helen Harris. Sandra South and Janet Poythress leave a trail to Norlina for anyone lucky enough to find it. Wesley Kelly, Fred Kirkland and Frank Cowan leave their athletic ability to next year's team. Bobby Daniel leaves his friendly smile to Joel Duke. 60 Charles Colllns leaves h1s ab1l1ty to sleep ln Engllsh class to anyone who IS sleepy Ronnxe Falkner leaves Tom, but not for long Rxght ROHIIIE7 Benn1e Flelds leaves h1s ways of gettlng IH trouble to h1s bro ther Ray Dott1e Hayes leaves her talent for gett1ng to State to Jane Watklns Scarlette Herlon leaves her t1tle as MISS H H S to next years M1ssH H S Bonn1e Peoples leaves her loquat1ous tongue and ab1l1ty to cut classes to H1ckman Crews Eddle Jean Wlggms Becky Barnett, and Jo Ann Edwards Bud Goodr1ch and Dav1d Rose leave the1r neat apprearanceto James Cogh1ll and Tommy Butler Dav1d Hedgepeth leaves tak1ng h1s knowledge of how to f1x a veh1cle contammg a motor w1th hxm Jeff H1nsley leaves h1s pnue l1ke SIZE Jerry Ayscue leaves h1s wonderful personallty to Pat Sellars Mary Lacy Hannon and Cathy Harr1s leave to all the g1rls who fmd somethmglnterestmg 1n Oxford the1r ab1l1ty to get there anytlme and anyway' Kenneth Forsythe, Bud Wortham and Fredd1e Sanford leave the1r tlmld ways to Jlmmy Harrlson, knowlng he mxght be able to use them Larry Sm1ley and Clarence Clark leave the1r ab1l1ty to make frlends to any new students who mlght need lt or who mlght move here Randx Deacon Sarah Atkms, and Dorothy Gray leave the1r low toned voxces to Mary Dunn and Brenda Harr1s Carolyn Falknerleaves her ab1l1ty to do good cheers and sup port the team to all the cheerleaders for next year Jxmmy Cooper leaves h1s golf ab1l1ty to Steve Kallman Margle H1cks and Tommy Tucker leave the1r w1tty ways to Carolyn Garrett and Ronald Rubm tDo they really need them'7l Sally Vaughan leaves her ab1l1ty to look so decelvmglylnno cent at the rxght t1me to Patsy and Nancy Robertson Glorla Cottrell leaves her naturally curly ha1r to Judy La v1nder Mlldred Burgess and Sylvla Carver leave the1r D E ab1l1t to the D E Club of next year Bobby Kearney leaves h1s easy golng ways to Dav1d Rodwell Peggy Allen leaves her pretty page boy to Patt1 Macon Chloe Hart leaves her ab1l1ty to dr1ve around the yard to anyone wxthout a drlver s lxcense Patrlcla Hanford leaves her shorthand ablllty to next year's shorthand class Carolyn Hamm leaves her good f1gure to Pam Stead Ann Ayscue leaves her d1mples to Donna Church 6l ri NL Bllly Kearney leaves h1s pretty blue eyes to watch Bebe Moore Mar1lyn Ayscue leaves her small statue to Ruth Ball J1l'!'l Helderman leaves h1s flat top to Frank Stegall Faye Averette leaves her empty peroxlde bottles to Mr Har rxson s lab classes Carolyn Reavxs leaves her fr1endly personallty to all the grouchy people 1n H H S Jane T1dwell leaves her wllllngness to help anyone to Ann Parson Joan Rogers leaves her beaut1ful brown eyes to Ann Stegall D1ck1e Brafford leaves h1s frlendllness to Sxd Lane Kay Hoyle leaves takmg her mckname Katle Mae w1th er Karen Wells leaves her ab1l1ty to get ahead to Gayle Har rls Jackle Frazler leaves her cheerful laugh to Annette Rogers Joyce Roberson Fateena Abbott, Shelva Weax er, and Ann Vaughan leave the1r qulet manners to the up comxng freshman class Brady G1lland leaves h1s ha1r style to Vulbert Dennls Barbara Edwards leaves her n1ckname Ducky t any un named ducks Ellen Whlte leaves her smart shoes to Emlly Folger B1lly Brame leaves h1s Job at the ASLP to Scott Watkms Pat Kesler leaves her w1de var1ety of carsto CoachStephen son and h1s dr1ver s educat1on classes Lmda League leaves her naturally blond ha1r to Ol1v1a Wat ms Bobby Whlte leaves h1s hyena laugh to Jlmmy Cooper Bllly Perry leaves h1s naturally curly ha1r to Dav1d Harr1s Patr1c1a Boone leaves her ab1l1ty to laugh wxth her eyes to Dlane Cottrell Curt1s Bradsher, Tommy Pruxtt, and Bobby Parr1sh leave the1r qu1etness to Alan Lancaster Bobby Vaughan leaves h1s mechamcal ab1l1ty to all the me chamcs 1n H H S Jean Roberson leaves her cheerful and pretty sm1le to Bar bara Barker Mary Newman leaves her sweet ways to Judy Seaman Mary Frances Lloydleaves her sweetness to Barbara Glover Ruth Knott leaves her graceful manner to all those who need Mary Parham leaves her frlendly smlle and wmmng person al1ty to Beth Passavant And I, Martha Breedlove, W1Sh to leave to next year's testa tor the deep thought and careful CIGCISIOD requlred to compose the Last W1ll and Testament w I -.--wa-an-g-are a s , be an l'CTf?i'Tlf7W ll . . a . I . U 1 ' 'U - - y 1 vw - vw ' l A ' ' ' - , ' I i 7 . A . . . . l leave only too happy to get the other ring for that finger. A A V I . , . h g V , t ' vi vw 0 - I A 1 ' 3 l I - . , . . ' ' H H ' - . r ,. - H it. . , . ' CLASS PROPHECY As I passed through the portals of Henderson High School in 1971, I remembered the old, old homecoming theme, A Dream Come True. I wondered how many dreams had come true for our graduating class. As I glanced through the register for our first reunion after ten years, I noticed the class roster and their achieved positions: Becky Adcock, leaving Raleigh and the little Finches behind, came to the reunion on horseback since she still doesn't have her license. Sylvia Carver, Mildred Burgess, and PeggyAllen have opened their Gateways to Success as the leading business women of Henderson. As usual Ronnie Michels wants the world to know of his success, his operations may be seen on Medic. Margie Lou Hicks leaves Richard in care of the shoe store while she adds her witty ways to the reunion. Johnny Adams has just opened his new supermarket with Mrs. Adams singing at the opening. Ruth Knott flies in from Charlotte with additional char m and beauty, which she receivedfrom her own charm school. Charles Collins is found distributing his latest book, Sleep is a Beautiful Thing. Coach Garland Greenway proudly enters after bringing Henderson High School's football team to an all time high. The beautiful and sophisticated Kay Hoyle has followed the long line of beautiful Hoyles by adding a lengthy number of beauty titles to the clan. Sarah Atkins has used her warmth and understanding wisely, all of your problems may be answered in her helpful column. Mary Lacy Hannon, Carolyn Reavis, and Randi Deacon have made Henderson High their second home as teachers of history, English, and typing, respectively. Fateena Abbott's love for horses has brought her much success, she was selected for part in National Velvet. David Hedgepeth, Victor Horton, and Charles Roberson's love of cars has proven obvious, since the 1971 Fords have been designed by them. From privates to generals in the army have come the following: Billy Brame, Ronnie Hedgepeth, Jeff Hinsley, and Freddie Sanford. Legal or private secretaries, these are the positions held by these shorthand cuties: Jean Franklin, Becky Bar- nette, Judy Brame, Frances Lloyd, and Joyce Roberson. Between modeling jobs and airline hostessing, Carolyn Faulkner, Scarlette Herion, and Elizabeth Roberson are able to put a little fun in their lives. tAs if they needed it.j David Rose just designs the buildings for Roses and lets the rest of the family make the profits from the merchan- dise. Even though Margaret Hamm is the mother of four, she still has the honor of having the best figure around. lAll aroundj With her sparkling eyes and her glowing smile, Matil- da becomes the Homeloving Queen of some lucky man. Dennis Hughes has decided not to let work interfere with his career so he's living it up. The men in the jets may be comprised greatly by Hen- derson High students: Curtis Bradsher, Ronnie Evans, George Grissom, Bobby Parrish, and Marvin Wortham. Pat Hanford, Chloe Hart, Margie Mangum, Jean Rober - son, Ann Vaughan, and Eddie Jean Wiggins have formed their own organization called the Perry Mason Secretaries. Mollie Bagley andaMr. Lanier have joint ownership in drive-in theaters over the world. Phyllis Brown has openeda new world of science since she has discovered the key to moon flights. It seems that Frank Cowan has all the highschool boys drivingvhis floral trucks for Frank's Florist. Bennie Fields has sore feet from walking the floor all day. This is sad but is one of the requirements as aRose's floor manager. Rita Adams has put her talent of hair styling to use, she even invented a hair style for Yul Bryner. We find Nona Vick the leading saleslady and director of Davis's fashion show. Mary Parhanrs friendliness has been a great asset in her life. Due to her grand personality she has been selected as ambassador to Cuba. In orderto get the true meaning ofFrenchacrossto her students, Elinor Folger has departedfor GayParee CI'm sure she'll learn more than the French language.J Bill Hight, known as good old Bill, keeps Carolina Ware- house going hard and strong. Steve Cottrell has just received a plaque for making a new record in basketball. As Mrs. Cottrell, it's Gail's duty to keep the plaque shining. 62 ,,. ,KL ,,,,, W .B , ..,. f 2i...Y--- '2f2'vf- - --- g 1 1- I , After gxvxng State College a heck of a t1me Bobb Dan1el Steve Roberson Fredd1e K1rkland and Bud Good r1ch move out 1nto the world of success Jack1e Frazler KarenWells AnnAyscue JoanRober son, and Shelva Vkeaver get veryt1red ofsm1l1ng but that s one of the many dut1es as a nurse Sgt Bobby Vvhxte 15 very strlct over h1s men but he goes easy on h1s old fr1end Pvt Tommy Tucker Bobby Clark Vance Barham Donald Peoples Kenneth Forsythe, and B1lly Perry have progressed from D E class to the leadlng bus1ness men of North Carol1na Wesley Kelly the all Amer1can male has proved ath l6t1CS can provlde a large salary lR1ght Money Man? J James Cooper III follows dad s footsteps as a prom1 nent lawyer and golfer After many years of go1ng steady Pat Boone and Sandra South dec1de a h1gh school sweetheart IS really the best for rnarr1age Janet Poythress and Nancy Garrett are presently IH the f1nals for the Nobel PFIZE fTh ey always d1d wr1te good themes J After be1ng the Lone Vlolf for a number of years Bon P me eoples dec1des to calm down her sp1r1t and become a glowmg housewlfe Jerry Ayscue IS presently on hls honeymoon he ust Nancy Dav1s and F roommates are stxll leadmg the boys around Wlth the1r fl1rtat1ous ways aye Averette who are penthouse Kerm1tEll1s R1chard F1nch Ronn1e Faulkner B1lly Kear ney, Irv1ng Gupton, and J1m Helderman who comprtse the D1x1e Card1nals won t make the reun1on due toa con fl1ct1ng engagement on the Ed Sull1van Show At U N C we f1ndHowellNelson a notedEngl1shpro fessor Somewhere 1n the world of success we f1nd Wllllam Leathers w1th h IS all around personallty and ab1l1t1es Dlane Oakley 1S 1n order forcongratulat1ons,after be mg named one of the ten best dressed women 1n the Un1ted States Wally Morgan th g r1nks begms on hxs flfty f1rst e proud owner of flfty roller skat1n FF 'Aw ,V A ,L . ,,., -1 1? y Carolyn Hamm and Sally Vaughan are 1n compet1t1on to see who can present the best klndergarten play B1ll Jordan and Patr1c1a Kesler have Jolnt ownershlp 1n the undertakmg SGFVICE known as B1ll s Body Shop Barbara Dement Carolyn Pegram, Lawrence El11ot and Sh1rley McDan1el have found that marrlage prov1des much happmess and many problems Tearfully we say Martha Breedlove and Ellen Whlte are no longer w1th us It seems 1n the1r struggleto be lab tech HICIHHS they mlxed the wrong reagents and BOOM' Mar1lyr Ayscue Mary Newman Rose Bowles and Peg gy R1ley are flymg h1gh and handsome as a1rl1ne hostesses Dottle Hayes Cathy Harr1s, and Jane T1dwell havefound happmess and success 1n the f1eld of art It seems there 1S plenty of sunsh1ne and hay for D1Ck16 Brafford known as Farmer D1ck Crystal Hartness Nancy Harr1s and Donna Sturges fla vor everythmg They are the van1lla of soc1ety 1n Henderson Oxford and Vtarrenton respectlvely All the teenagers spend the1r t1me at Bobby Kearney s drug store where he IS a successful pharmamst L1nda League has found that beauty and wxsdom glves good results Apparently she has these qual1t1ess1nce she got the results CNew Yorkpenthouse, wealthy husband and Su1pr1s1ngly enough athlet1cs ffmger athlet1cs that IS, have prov1ded a career for Frances Garret Her p1ano so los are world famous After readlng the roster I not1ced that Barbara Dan1el Perry and Rev Charles Perry were rushmg 1n after del1 verlng a lecture on fo 1n I knew that lt must be late, so I Jolned my fellow class mates re1gn m1ss1ons Seemg Barbara come As I entered the aud1tor1um I hoped we would just s1t around and talk about the good old t1mes I wasn t 1n the mood for a dance or party s1nce I had danced the past ten years of my l1fe I knew that the people I would see would not be lxke those ten years ago but Ionly wantedto remem ber the ha t d ppy 1mes an see the graduates as the carefree Sen1ors of yester year R1chard Ross . . - - -. , . . . r 1 1 ' - . . . . .h ,, t , H 1 J 9 ' ' , V V 4 . 7 ' 1 a , . . , . Q . , , , , y . . . , - l A ' J 1 s ' , - , - . . . . , ' ' ' ' VV VV 7 I ' . . . J , A n 1 , V , - , - 7 . I I ' f . . y ' I . , , , . ' YV ' IV . . , ' , I 5 J fur, fur, and more fur.j marr1ed a real Doll. 7 n ' 7 . ! I ' , ' ' y - , 7 4 . . , . I , , . . . . - H ' ' ' vv v - 7 - . I A VY ' VI . A 7 1 n - 7 - I - 7 . , A A , - Z ' , . . . . ' , - Y I ' 7 ' A . 63 OUR DREAM COME TRUE WELL REPRESENTEDH if r r !,.....,, -.-S ...,,.,,,. Sill-- .gr - ,,. L- , 1-0 lun. ' .,1f,'. . nf! DIXIELAND SPECIALS BAND - AT EASE! ARE YOU READY, PARKY3 ,,,. V , , 64 OFF GUARD? WILL WE EVER GET TO COLLEGE? seg, gi ll ' ' ' ' , ' . .1w:,1ff-nwfxv ,' fm: 1.-7:1 14- .1 ., 1, - f f . .'-226211:15rE1:1,51.:'.ifE:L3 , SM' .11-45,5-. , ' 'iusig , 1,r,'.'I'?11i-.235'-ii-' 4' 'Zi ,. :ifiirfsk,-s.:2s1.53Er2231:f:irE'' 5:3-35:1-:1 ' A . -:-71-22:1 44 I ' CP 13' 1- ' 2,711.9 FJ' 1 , -I -1' 'LN' .- . -'v.g.4'- ,Q-335222252211 .5572 'zfzfizzgtglzliilizggig522:12-I5222g1g::Q:E1f:1 2:h,.f2--I-I:7,E'5 .. 5 ' ---- 1 'L ' -' - z-.rzlzxiir-16 f 14 1 'f' 11' 5' , igifrzl , ., 4' .H ' 11'-4. - 4:1:2:2:':.::1:-1--sal . . , 1 Ll 'f-:2E153ri111ii:f1Ef , E37 131 -?,41,: .4'I,., ff'-,X g.- W 4 , ' '33 3?1f2E51EE1I':2T2:-,.-.,-..,.,-.-:G1E55E?EE5l15:35--511.-'5311'-- Q f, -P-Q - ' ,E -V'--,-1? ' 2' 42551 4:Q,,m' 2392- '-5:5:2-1:5321 I-'w:Eg:53:.:5rE'2 ' ,- H '- -,.2:s:222.292:te:a:aw:w1:a1'2ff:f ' 2 W' -' ' . f u m, 41E'f'1.E:f::-:f i-f 41-:4-3-.-1-.v.1.:.,.:ws42.-MA114' - y, -f -L .- I W , f ,, 1+ .- 1 .r 4:-,-v1.v:-w :--wt. .M . ,-fm: 4- .:- 4.2:-:-: V-:: -.24-1,14:11.14-s,:::g1,:y4:A.53-4, f ,. - ' . f l., - 4. , : -W, ffm M- - - 1:., - fm ,. , . , ' '- , ., . -. 1zi1gg:.w11. f 211,f41ffB:1:v:fa1',..'iv 'P ww.. ,- .,.y , . . 11, :L.11:1..g.:.ggg:: up1:'--9.,2:g,:,:,1.1::--:5.q:1.-4.4 SHORTHAND REQUIRED FOR THIS COURSE P 1 1 l Y 1 I l i ,wa-wx, .vim ,Af , E NT 'HT Sd X PV fn-., fav ii 1 xi ' , , ,.- ... Tvfar 'vw I 4-L. A .Q gf ,f-. x. ' it 491245-' 'W ,aw Marshall Atkinson Ernest Barham Julia Barrett Walter Beasley Betty Jean Boone Patsy Bowen Betsy Brame Jimmy Bullock 4 l 1 C.-may A ,sv ,A- 44' we X, 3 ,Q ff- ...sk 'U f, 'ZZ is vw -J 1? Roger Clark Ann Clopton James Coghill Peggy Coleman Diane Cottrell Hickman Crews Linda Crocker Nancy Daniel Tommy Butle r Johnnie Ann Byrum Jimmy Chandler Janet Clark Donna Ezelle Nelson Faulkner Charlie Finch George Fowler fk' .. I is .,,, ,Al Q X-mv'-X 17- Jack Davis Linda Dickerson Mary Dunn Chip Eanes l M- 1 , ,X Q WA x X . vi ..,..- . f:-:--,r-:-Q, vim X x all Brenda Edwards fm' ur: Marilyn Ellington A' ' Nancy Elliott E Willie Evans li' 3: nga-. xp - --dsx. ,Q b - ii,-Eg? ,., 'V ' fe, 'A A554 in' 'aa is Q Na f . ' ,,..i..- ,,, I' I W f c 4 , 4 ff .1 A41 1 .lf V fi 3 it V www 7 s,.55,3aQZf:4:1? M .,,-,, x . .MK L , r F 'Q 1550 : 5f4' : TT?-,'1'Q-b K ..?g.v1., 32. X- 4 ' ins-m e Carolyn Garrett '- Doris Gibson Barbara Glover Carolyn Gooch Dennis Grisson Gene Gupton Annette Hamm Anita Harris mf.. 147' Q..- wp 7 9' y af' , . .. '1w.wx V g' , ,1. w -- l 1., ., ...W A Q 5, 2 egg 3 X., . Q, . ra. S tg wx- 'K l A -X. 511 455553 ic ,-rf 2... X we In U X 1 X qi Billy Harris Brenda Harris Clement Harris ff mm NM David Harris B . fe M 1 2 if-gfsg , g et I gf L Q L ? tx-EQ .Q '1 18-'Hex ,, N Lg 4' my X :sf 1 f X Q 59.5 Emi 21 it K Eiiiaa-sei :wx Sm-,aa A yd' S . Q-L A Rachel Harton ' ' - Betty Gee Herndon Q Johnny Hester Jimmy Hogsett .44 fx,-J. -I NN? IG- K fn-mt :sq ig 35'-If 45? ,La . K ma ,f, w. AM. ,s . -i1ixi'JS'iYi55 :z xt' A 7' 1'-Fw N - .FqrW.fA, hir,-4 'ogg' wa..- -,emi L-bg.. gg .A if-gg ncbi, 1 . . 55:g.'aiva,..f:t.. ti -- X-Jai '33-X. 'fl A fr QL L., X X 1 livvv? D i N xx za- xx ,ox Y fy: 13- 35, Qi 1 Alan Lancaster xi , Q Q. Diane Leonard A :.- Q -- W L. CQ i f '- - . Lewis Leonard James Lewis 'F My b ,K i Lois Longmire , ' Randy Marshall .9 l , Janice Massengale H f Sandra McGhee ,K Larry Holland Freddie Hughes Richard Jackson Lou Ross Kesler Marty Medlin Guydeen Minton Faye Mitchell Susan Mixon Elizabeth Montgomery Betty Jo Moore Molly Morrison Larry Moss ! 1.111 J A Q'--4' . ' - 1' 1 f F' qv, V f,,4iE:. ! -I, ' Q '- Roger Munn ' f 5 ' K Steve Mustian Lf A 'wx Tanya Myrick Larkin Nelson Mike Norton Betty Jean Norwood Linda Oakes Billy O'Brien Grant Orr James Orr Jfqlali' ww- vfs' 7 X 'SD' 21 f' 4.,., . 5,22-'-M, -av-1 eff ,., - - z ,ww- N. w. ,QA '21 N .X- X . X -P N ,fe w-M f. ,vm . 'Uv s z m iff . . fv- 9 -v-...... .wwf ' 1.12.-1 ' fr: .' ' fgggpei' ...A 37 lf 'W if. xy Y ,.,- Y S' fu, in -.,... af-X ,Q-aa., Q ... +- N. fw aww ,M-mv, 'wi Q . gx, v. wa., , f 4:9114 1 Slihv, A2 6 x ' 1 'Q 'QQ' ,4 44 fr 4 1 2? ,gy , an wr .V f7:E:,. . -1g,-Af,g.-9:e1-sf,- g , E 1 ,gf - .gli-.-:::?: 0 3,4 egg wa I 1 , sf 4 8 , at J A FEA li? 2 ' .1. . ..r1 . :-f.2:-3:::w- 1 -5, --J. ,vs z ,,,, ,.. me ,952 jf?-YP' L ,. ' ' 'EEZL .4: Q. -:iii-E2 Miz- ,. ., Q, , h h C- ,QQ ' WA? 1 V ., f Q X X N 558' ,C .--vf .::' .X .. -. Tj f xi M f wx J. D. Overton Gene Page Patricia Parham Anne Parsons Beth Passavant Delores Pendleton Julian Pernell Robert Pirie 'vm -q.....ff GSE - N-,X Teddy Putman Rose Reavis J. B. Reavis Sandra Reid Jimmy Renn Jimmy Richardson .,.. . K sh f-.. ,L P my ' :av-'SX gg Q 6 L- , +A. s. S... Nancy Roberson Rollins Roberson Jane Porter Betsy Poythress Jerry Prather Hilda Puckett Norman Snodderly Betty Spain Pamela Stead John Stone David Rodwell Annette Rogers Steve Rogers John Rose Ronald Rubin Carolyn Saunders Judy Seaman Vernon Smith 2 A in Bl . C Q S .4-if fv if is at N ,P 9 z X ,j5,,,x :tw sf' , fm. ij A,-X., mx ,Q . L. v . , - gl V ef l- w l A z f., X. Il Margaret Tanner Patsy Tart Susan Terrell Richard Trado .- 'Ano' aw, ,.-': .': o,'4- ' A- , , lux I Aw- au. 4 an Y 'Winan- Jean Tunstall Betty Lou Van Dyke Brenda Vaughn Billy Wade 12 f'. u, ', 4- au..- .11 , . . 4 'w 'JN , 93-S ' A ova Q 5 fy a s x.. J , ... as I 'X S X W -,- .v,w,yf,u...mQMmm:.g.u.-..m4 R Ik? W Eugene Watkins I Jane Watkins Scott Watkins Carolyn Weaver I ' 43, M L Johnny Whitfield ' R Barbara Wilkins I Bobby Williams 1 J 142. :NWS i rv-I ,- ' 4 A ,.E.A'm:,, 2-11- 52126 F i f 4 2450-frga' 41' 17,5-2 ' 4 .. 1 , ' .- Wy' :Wiki 1 affzaf JUNIOR E HIGHLIGHTS JUNIOR SONGBIRD JOLLY JUNIORS MONKEYS WILL BE MONKEYS. I I avffsik' 3: ,V::,, WH , 3 M22 Pi OUR HOMECOMING 5. REPRESENTATIVES A 103 WELL DONE in 1 - 1 by f : 1 1 1,11 my -q-m'sl..- -,... ,..., .H - -f - - MMPHQH- - 4 -.-' -V e,-ac1:lga4-ffef WM Gitte up hoss! The Four Duces Cheers! What a mess! .. 7 Asss , ,..A., .. . , ff. -'fff ri,-I A - . . -.,, , ,, , 'L 4- gl' --N , ..,, - .. 1 H14-Ni 1 -' , 1,-if ' 11:4-fl Steadies will travel I, X x s c X E I f ist? ,auf Feel a little sick? Aff' 1. 'MW I ?:Q2.- ,. ll . 'RV' io 1.:,., :.. 3:31 W ' f Q Love those dogtags! A15 l The Accents -- 1 -1. - .-1 ':2f:i3:-V ' em-3 5351.525 Sl: -:f Y . :g'125:'1,E 11 5 ' ' 1- . 1 ga-: -1 12,4 - X1 ,4' z ' 1?-- X:- .1-as . .5:era:::::11:::r::s:2v5r:::-:-:z A' ul ., as.. - - 'f' ' f f - - . Q55 G'ErE122E3::EEEE?E54-'F':Q-Erik. x' 1 V , 'NNE '3fE.: c',l1k'-.f 32' -:X -we-.-:iq::::e:'a a4-1.1-a-em:-5. if Y- . Y, New ., 5-4.-Q.,-,2Q. A ' , e t- 4- .I 45: j 324,35-55,3 ivb::5,w :? A , Did we ever look that bad? Q Oh, what fun! ...MM .- i , , - f H Vl., H , ,,,,,-, Lmvwmu kv'-Ag-A-W-WH , V l . . , , ,5?,-'-'f ,2,,J LEST WE FORGET - OUR SCDPHOMORES Who could ever forget you, our sophomores, this year? Your class possesses talents, abilities, and the desires to conquer that are surpassed by no one. Many fine scholars as well as outstanding athletes come from your class. Keep up the good work you have displayed in the first half of your high school days, and surely your entire school career will be successful. Next year you will finally be upperclassmen. You have made for yourselves quite a name ------ hold on to it. We wish you the best of everything. 76 FFICERS P Farris ,, , -M., Wg! Nl 5 -I 4.12 ,4+vMf,-4? ' -fs Harris .1 wr, . 1 X ,,,eg , Aw, , MW if ..,, I mt 53, y fi' xx V4 Billy Abbott Scarlette Abbott Paul Allen Ted Ayscue 'sr' +L , H MW W Diane Bailey +31 Lex Ball 'C ' Ruth Ball Barbara Barker ' . ,, JL, ' . kgs Eau 'FK R' fr t. 3: ' 'Q 1. I M ,. Q4 .... wr ,,,, b4Ab B ' V21:,, Carolyn Brame Billy Branch J. C. Burleson Karon Bush Kenneth Catlett Milton Catlett Paulette Chappell Louise Cheek Joan Davis Wilbert Dennis Ted Dillard Lee Ann Dorr Donna Church Diane Clark Margot Clark Brenda Cothran Nelson Covington Robert Currin Lloyd Daniel Carolyn Davis ZA pw -'X a 'E ? 'M WWW 1 fl ... . A-X -9. 1 'A , ix l ' 1 fv- gy, 4-gg 1-51:2 X -. ,, is Q- , , WIC . :E if-ily? 7 34, 9:5 rw A if :vw 1-few? lar.. wwf ld.. al ,f fm-sae, , 5 my 'Q-. -,,,. f , A wo' ? 1 ' 4 995 --4 .1 ,. 4 -0 . -an 4 ' Nl. is we 'T' Y' ' -1, Joel Duke Jennie Sue Dunn Barbara Edwards Danny Edwards Toni Farris Dale Faulkner Jerry Felts Emily Folger ' . cif l ,Q en' ., no 14 ag 'iv LJ fl -' ,im . 3X 3 21 'f 5 1 -- ' . r :EF I , qzfi ,ww -ox X was ff 5 ,, ff:-e:s:2bf5f's-s-: .f SA? -ii ' Ig' -vxmwg :gr . fix ., ,-' ,pw X: ,L J' f ' ,W V- , ,jig ,,, y .. ,LL S: ,., , 4' ' ' ., ' fr, w- -'F-221,2-aw' -1 fi T 1 of W ir' , .. 1 - . Iv vu L.. 4f'7 4 fx , fy f ,af ' X ' 4, X i FQ, 'E' ia .. W 9 ff ,4 ,.. f 6 ,Q -Ji Ti f ', Q? X' 5 Agnes French Gloria Gass Griselle Gholson Thornton Gholson Charles Granger Charles Grissom Brenda Gupton Kenneth Gupton , irzfgl K ,2 gi ' :ani in ,J 'Ah vw Nr. 1. .. ,rx M .,V, Q. - 1 15 133 -- M5252 V if V I wx . ,'y.,4N Q. -Y . X' L . Judy Harris Mary Helen Harris Bobby Harris Jimmy Harrison Louise Hayes Billy Hensley Bobby Hoyle Faye Hughes Linwood Gupton Thomas Gupton Linda Hamlen Gayle Harris Steve Kall man Robin Kerr Billy Knight W. D. Lamb Ann Hunt Jimmy Hutchins Eddie Jackson Jackie Jackson Biff Jarrell Sherwood Jenkins Horace Johnson .47 :mv ,ga Q . 4 mn Milton Joyner A 1 ? 42, my j '4 Agp.. wa' gg Ya Sidney Lane Vann Langston Judy Lavinder Billy Lester qu, . . cw- f 1, , ,,- 1, ,.1,. 2714, ,J ' 1 ' I , 1':'?54'.' 55' fi ,qw , h'5V,,1- Q ' W sa, Q - f ,ft V Vi 'f 'W A my I m 4 A Z iit .gf 3 ' , v.,,, V '-A ,, -vw, V' ' ' tt 'ff' ' 'W' ,.., 1 , , ,Z if Z W v ,Q 5 ' V V iq, . f S X ,,., it 415: A f 55 ,ff PZ' VX , . 2' r it , gg i 4,1 Mlm. ,W . fv' wx mi: , f , , - ff A, 5 ,, f , I iz x '1 . , ,.,.. Z 9 1 I 4 '21 ,Q 2 7 111 4-252 , ' ta - Aw! I Q 7 f ' '.-, ,MT K. 4 W f f , -,sw i - 'tif' f , f 4-Wai:-a.f'. ' 4 'xl 5 fulwm ,f--.ry .-0 awe ii ,J , , lpn-W, I -.4, 1 . ',,f yn- J ' :'1 f Frances Loughlin Peggy Lovings Alston Macon Wayne Martin mw- , L. .tm vt. rdf-- ,Av ,.., .es ,. f,,,fb SW. we-x , ,414 gf ,,,, ,,,y , 1 ii, . -.f fm ,... - 9. ii 1 .ig - ,q ' ' .,.-. --. 3 vn Velvet May l Q 1 Q T. R, AN y !t B r s. Y Wai . 'wr .4 .. :si - 4' ii Wg? X ' sw ang wt r ' K 1 ' QQ W Xu Emu? K wa s M to gi Q X -'Q-X Qx N fx x ,. Q sixth 9 X xii ft R N, ,gf u wh' T 'fx 'I 1-W. , Y , N ,S 1 f 425: I v- l, N X v 1 K wr. 4. w e u -an . W M? I . W wifi A at-x if-. WA lm V wx Wi tsl, N , .W W , Eu, , ' - P Taxa:- f, ,... 'Ds e I a t eww.: l -'N H 8 A N 1--v Wwfif 'WWW -nrx 'Nr Ls. Q- V Y is Winifred Meacham Billy Meece Dennis Michels Bebe Moore Mary Ann Moore Dennis Morgan Pat Morgan l Q-5,-wr 4' 3: in ' . Tix.. ..: X S . H 1 5 'Q :xx W L. , J 'llfi X Yi? .X N get 1, 1 ' ,-HM' Q Y i is 1 L65 i I , Q Q 'Eff -29,4 V, .' i . --L , 'I - . -fimt A. 4 Donald Overby Billy Parham Eliza Parham Patricia Parham Brenda Parrish Jean Paulette Betsy Pegram Rene Pelletier Shannon Murphy Sherman Nelson Linda Newcomb Jimmy Orr . V iz! 1, H 5 ' 'Q f .I - 14451, ., f ' V Y I ., Y V - ,, Frank Perry 5 ,ggi :J Carlton Pierce Q ' Beverly Pinnell Johnny Pritchard Q A' 1 L Lynda Pulliam Betty Ranes Bobby Raynor Donnie Reardon uv f fc. , ef t0 ' V I .W , ,gl . ff' 'L 5' ,lg me 1: I M1 ,Q , Que . if-f 1 1-N ,, I I P x 4 Xl L ffl ' 4 'f rf ig ft ,Q 1 5 555525 Sue Renn Wade Riggsbee any Connie Roberson ef 7 A 'i L. H. Roberson Norman Roberson Nancy Robertson Patsy Robertson Lowell Robinson Brenda Rooker Albert Seamster Glenn Shands Sandra Shields 401-..,.. nv'- lm ,X ,, 'Q ,fav sf- av- if ff' ,.. ...t, V F fam' .849 V ,fr q-5 v Linda Sims Brenda Smith Gloria Smith Vernon Smith Patsy South Melanie Spruill Kay Stafford Bruce Stainback tea M' . 'Sn Ann Tart Pete Tart Stella Tart Garnett Tatum Rowland Turner Judy Upchurch Cary Vick Susan Vick Diane Stainback Ann Stegall Frank Ste-gall Jane Tarrant Ronnie Young Pam Wade S. M. Watkins George Williams Nancy Wilson Mary Ann Witherspoon Leonard White Bobby Whitten Dickie Whitten VW '-V --r Ln' :T 522 ., ' P wa. Z. Q N WX my QS Q xbfqt 'WXYL LN V N wish ' awz. . :-,- '- - W . u -a-:fr-:zebra-:-2-4? If al Q--.. fgfx, M , f 9-v 'S ia - ' Bobby Woodward Guidance for the Future HA H Dream Come True A Roman Holiday for the Gods 'mf' N -' - ....--Q,.,. , , , ., Z ,, sL,,4L..lQ1,Ig.,, an, ,. fp'l,L?f l '-'if' ' ,.,,.,,..,.... .,,,,..,,.,,..L -1-41 -A' - A-fQ-112215-.1'-'vow-Yvue-,wg-ov-,.vR.Ql,i . , LEST WE FORGET - OUR FRESHMAN You, Freshmen, will never be forgotten. You now fully belong in our school and in our hearts. We all considered it our privilege to add such a fine group as you to our student body. Your first year is now drawing to a close, but you have three more wonderful years ahead of you. Exert all of your efforts and make the most of the opportunities offered you. With your fine spirit you should have no trouble. We thank you for your co-operation and fine show of sportsmanship. Best of luck to each one of you! B6 K I x W 'Q'Z':r Q SL A ' FQ V' .. -vw-A Q2- Janet Abbott Ronnie Adcox Danna Allen Peggy Anstead f - ff' j53lQ' ' - 'ff 4 ,QQ we B ,ks B , A fi: A Q ,gk gg, 'H ,f 'X ,y 'fait fr'- ' 'FSL 52' Barbara Austin ' A 3 1 ' Melinda Ayscue jr Q' . ,Qs I' ' Toney Bailey f .V Rita Barnett , A f:,-. 9 A., E 4. o mb , 7.7, -s.,,., -L, 'ji at ' W. f Q AW, 'B .f I . 4 Se uw- 19' Ami 5' ' I ',.'?W 1 W-,rn ,A 4: , , M.-f.,,. 7 'vw Tb Ay- v. is fm fa 4 :7--, 1.1 f:., .-X -f W. 'VH , vm I .oh ':. r' N if-. ass, S 1 y 2 Anne Brinkley Anthony Brown Carolyn Buchanan Margaret Burwell Ted Camp John Cannady Dennis Carroll Spencer Cates Sandra Barnett Linda Beasley Clarence Brame William Brame Tom Cook Sydney Perry Cooper Judy Crawley Bonnie Creager Becky Champion Ernest Church John Church Barbara Clark Sandra Clark Jean Coghill Richard Coghill Bobby Collins f' s, -,Q 7' . ff' .M 5 11' 4- Q- Delores Crocker Bate Crudup Freddie Currin Tommy Cyrus Jimmy Daniel Barbara Daniels Betty Davis Glenn Davis 'QT' A , s di- , eeyfe-w dv- i. ,gn-we 0' -, ' ,mm 27? 4-l 117, -9 'Q-ff-w 1 K .LZ H v ,gklf F-4--5, V+ 4, ff' W .Y -Q x 5515.2 .pd if EW JV' I ,ima 49 L 'Y ,f 1 f .. it M . 1 J 1 ff 3, .1 , -.w 4 Q ! ,AY 1 I' Xl ... sw., 4 55 sf-A 4.19.-Q . F -I ,xl 5. i' 5-ol U 1 WW 41, E F Q ,f N ff: 'v.-J ,fs 1. i .F ., 5 Carolyn Denton Polly Dickerson Tommy Dickerson William Dickerson Jessie Dixon Sandra Duke Diane Dunn Donna Dunn ,Q I fm cl- Brenda Evans Wiley Evans F. C. Falkner Ray Fields Phil Finch Dennis Fleming Jean Fort Jerry Edwards Linda Edwards William Edwards William Elliott Martha Fox Patricia Fuller Garry Gaddy Benny Gay Dallas George Janice Gibson Dean Goss Linda Gray Charles Grissom I Charlotte Grissom 2-'f-' A . Drucilla Grissom ,, s V' . ., 'V -1.-. ,.. e .E --do . W Jimmy Grissom 5 Q Ricky Grissom 5 ,If Q -as 2, 597 Milton Gupton Louise Haithcock Thomas Harp Alice Marie Harris Scott Harris Sheila Harris Wayne Harris George Harvin .nz .13 - N., ws- r A, '-'- ,,'.- 1 :F 'ghd fm-,Easy . :.N,5.:4-V wqr':1:'s., 3- 1.,x,,5s ,:gQ,35:f'.::, , fi A x.. ,X YL-vii! V .gk xii, I 2 'W .N J 'rx H .,,, ,ei. f 4. ., , ,MW A,-. ' 4 3' ,wg -Q. X. K . ,...,..,., 4231? X , . , ,Q ,145 ' I 5 3 .r-2, . ,L .fil-:-J: ' Q , wi' 3 A xr V K Z ,mv ,N ug, A, av Q . f ' .':- -,., .,., - 1 ..,, 3 t .- .3155 W.. fi . 45 ' . vw I.: A. ,M X .. .el-Nw W. is ff M ' 'Y' di vm. ' ut? .w'W If ,4'? . , .. ,... is me 5 T X 2' Rx- -. gsm., x 5 ge few N. x 1 'bp Y J A gg , f A K 2 H H , 5 43-X, A H f 1 ' F ' ' M y . lf' M 5 M' -P i pat zz ' 2 f ,f' .4 V , ,, 5 M, ,M ' f 4' .V fvl 'fur ,- 4. , 4 .Ya fr i 1.- ff? U Q wg. 0 M, Wi 1 S' 1. V S 12? 1 f , V 'gan 1 '.Lf'xv'?-if 51 . 1 Q is , 1 '1 'HL I . ff:-f' 1? :V ' : , f '- i C-. If 3 ' Q 1 V . . N, , , , ,f 1 .:, 1 V- i72i?7f f ,- 4 1 '- if V, 1 , 127' '1 K' 5: 1 I ,gy ,fl ,LJ 4 '42 I I gf f I Ar. 2' 4 ff I 1 . ' -,111 v -,g-L. ,ff ,f if g,, -pf 1 f, ' -fr: ,c,G1z2,2z.?, 1 We Betty Hedgepeth Tahia Hedgepeth Claudette Herion Harriette Herion Jimmy Hicks Thurston Hicks Ruth Hight Audrey Hinton 4' ff? J gi 4 ' 47 ,, ' ' I 4 4 ? 1 ! M: ' ks ' xiii' 1 X E 2511 'Un 1 I g fg I ta I Q N ' . 4 1-.4 in I flll A VL It , -Y . 'lf f ,g W , ci! Johnny Hughes 1. .- 4 ,J ' M, 3,5 V' , ' Y-i 14, A V K V I V Ay Ann ICa1'd Af 1 5: Q U 'V ,, 'f f ' H, Zelma Jackson , A 1.1 A M ,I ' f- 4- Q, Chris Jennnngs A V I' A N an i WV , . I f ' ,, 4' T Q E f 3 , 'H-M a, 4 P K RVN I I ' rw fax 1, fu. Pamela Jones Sam Jones Frances Johnson Joyce Johnson Gloria Hunter Mary Hunter Barry Horton David Hoyle Larry Lassiter Stuart Kallman Ann Keeton Diane Keeton Margaret Kelly Phyllis Kesler Jimmy Lane Linda Langston Freeland Lassiter Q 6.2 A X 1 -'fx in 'WW Shelby Lassiter Diane Lewis Foy Littleton N255 gig? -. X Ne, X . f 2.11 S at 9 J -gy Jean Long Pattie Macon Joanne Manning Richard Marrow Evelyn Massengale Glennie Mathews Buster McDade Freddie McGhee i 'wr , . - -1 3 -e ,, ez.. - . new 2 fa:',,...., ,H ' i:,:174v ' ,-vw-e. 'M em ,Z atfgi- -41,1110-, ,' Ra Avg? Susan Medlin Bill Minton Cheryl Mitchell Alice Faye Morrow Jerry Mullins Tim Neathery Jerry Nelson Martha Nelson 5 fl, 1 if W W Ns .. , 1, 1 A as X HS , ef 'sy' Nancy Owen Brenda Parham Julianne Parham Betty Parrish Larry Parrish Victor Parrish Jim Paulette Allen Peoples Kaye Rawles Billy Reavis Hoyle Reavis Janice Renn Larry Pergerson 'fo Margaret Perry :Q Elaine Phillips M 'L Ili? Laura Pierce David Powell Don Powers William Pruitt Mike Raines If Wes an G17 Jerry Richardson Henry Riggan Jerry Rigsbee Carolyn Rigsbee Calvin Riley Elaine Roberson Ronnie Roberson Sue Roberson fb' ' f l ' 2 l V Y ? ffl' WN many Q . J 4 if '1 fi b' '2 J, 45'-'Na I W . , 'yvgviifv .- , ,f. '. '.,,.,,, , 1 7 l 1 1 :,,., Q' 1, 5.64:-2 a , I , :l13:'Vi 'T .Wa l N , 1 I A ik M ,, ,M A- 'Wx '12 ' W. 3 ES? 2 ln!! ..sil N 'vm w, , - fv- l 'A ear: f' 3 .5 an 2,62 nm, 44 ,ea Ls. SI' ,c . . 1 45,4 ,,r, f 1 ' ,.., in .2-...L 1-. ,Aff 47 ,-ng Q rV'- 'F' li, X. Q95 . : 4 ,F .N A Ar QS V K X W 1 if I A ,Q A - , . , ' -fr: -: ,fu-:fv 132,-,1f :-:ff 1 :sm 5 l I I I i x l I 4 if Z V , ff we , ,, . V N., .N 'L 4 ., Q is , K V . Ma M? f. Faye Robertson Ted Rooker Sandra Sanford Andrew Saunders Rochella Saunders Robert Seamster Pat Sellars Elton Shearin Q, I Q 1:-1. ' ' :Ji-52. lf-f - 'IZS1'-vfiziilf :f.:..,,s1gfM21s' ' V: it-iisfvi' , e?:?E5f1 'I EXAM . , x -we QA l I , ,I ' M W in ft ' . fi .v 4-on. fvw. F I - Us ii .vvx 1,- lk Q ra 'Q ' 5 no ' Bobby Stainbaek Joan Stallings Bobby Stevenson Andy Stokes David Stott Donna Strange Drucilla Strange Marcus Strickland Allan Short Marietta Short Dickie Southerlan Robert Southerlar l Albert Weaver Earl West Sue White Ray Wilkins Nancy Swanson Ruthie Thomerson Carolyn Thompson Barbara Troutman Jerry Tucker Faye Tyson Sylvia Walker Olivia Watkins in- V., are 15. Hartwell Williams Patsy Williams Larry Williamson Linda Wood Carolyn Woodlief James Wright Jean Wright Rocky Wright ,-al fm faifhnh- ao-'dw ,czkv W' naw, -mv- wf Jw. Q. N. 4 . t .. GY 'I Delores Yarborough 2' N Alice Zollicoffer Look out Varsity! is o P E ur Dream Come True This is simple, sometimes Freshman captives 98 . n v, Q' , 5 5 .la aff --..q,,i' I , A z. 15,1 ., ,V . V ..,.,: ,V .lff951' 12, - ' 'J' iw 'film 5' 1 M . ,. 47 , ,,,, 4 1 , 'al-V W -1 Q l -Ll., .. . fmt- 1. Y 'ff' ,J lk. VZ' ' -YYY W g :'l ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - - -Av: - -A J, v.,, ,, , ,. V Awg,,gk'iQ, . ., ,.., ORGANIZATIONS LEST Q EQRGET the opportunitiesoffered to us through our or- ganizations, as there is a place for everyone. The intellectual and the athlete can each fulfill their interests in at least one of our clubs. The key to our school and to our personalities can be found in the caliber of our organizations. The traditional Tuesday club meetings bring our student body together in a co-operative work session. Here, youth directs its own destinies imder adult supervision and uses as its motto, Service to the individual, to the school, and to the community. This is the balancing force that produces the well-rounded student, the person socially adjusted as well as academically prepared. He is trained in making decisions and carrying them to completion, the principle of our democratic way of life. lOl gm? me , ,, ,ew-QM. L' 4 f 5 5' 'ww 1 Q' 'my . Ronnie Michels Gene Page Brenda Harris President Vice-President Secretary an W LT 1f1.,,,,:,1' THE STUDENT COUNCIL Our Student Cotmcil is probably our most important organiza- tion. It acts as the legislative branch of our student body and all other organizations are subject to its authority. It is the official voice of the students, being composed of a boy and girl from each homeroom and headed by a president, vice president, secretary, and treasurer, all selected from the student body. Our council also promotes many of the highlights of our school year. It sponsors School-Spirit Week, Homecoming Week, College- Career Day, Religous Emphasis Week and Sadie Hawkins Week. It is responsible for our weekly assembly programs and this year, the Student Council has selected, An Introduction to the Honor System as its special project. Yes, our Student Council is our most important organization. Bobby White Mrs. Margaret Glover Treasurer ,O3 Sponsor 5. I 52 gi id 3 z JJ? is Q7 V4 , ' ,, ef 'W .1 1 S: A- ' . . W 'bw -. I 'Gm 'F- ' I G' has , 4 1 Z ,. -f . My 2 A5-, ' 3 , Q 3 f ,,g,, ii- ' , rv, k v! ..,- f 8 M31 an 1-QQ? z ff W Q. 4 . -, ' R . P . ,fy 2 , 4, - K' me , L.. 4. 'fm I w . fp , Qu,- z1',: - , 8' ff! 4' 9 1 .- NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY , JOHN T. ALDERMAN CHAPTER To be a member of this organization is a coveted privilege. Members are chosen by the faculty on the basis of Character, Service, Leadership, and Schol- arship. The new b ' ' ' ' mem ers are tapped into the Society each year at the beginning of the second semester. The total membership cannot exceed five percent of the Sophomore class, ten percent of the Jtmior class, and fifteen percent of the Senior class. This Society can commend itself in having carried out many worthwhile pro- jects which have been beneficial to the school. Among these are: the l' par 1a- mentarlan workshop held in the fall, and International Day featuring interest- ing talks by foreign students. Officers seated President ....... . . William Leathers Vice-President . . . . . . Diane Oakley Secretary ..... .... J ulia Barrett Treasurer ...... ..... J ames Coghill Sponsors standing If Mr. Harold House Mrs. Annette Acree - ,..i-,..- gnu: Q I 1 JI' 4 , . , , Y ' Y' ' W J'Y' 'y ,ua 5? 1 I I President Vice-Pres. Secretary Treasurer Jerry Ayscue Bobby Daniel Tommy Tucker Steve Roberson KEY CLUB The Key Club, an organization for boys, has become one of the largest and most important clubs in Henderson High School. Its members are boys who have attained high goals in scholarship and leadership. The Key Club has served the commtmity and the school well. It is sponsored bythe Kiwanis Club all over the United States and Canada. Beinga member of the Key Club offers an opportunity for young boys to become young men through practical experiences. figs my y 1 - ' N W N Mr. Ted ROHJIIS W 1-,N ' ' Sponsor ' ' X K uk X , T07 'Q MM? 5' il wwwux j A UQ '- ' ' 3 ', ,- ' 9' - 1.:-1. - 2f2'r,.f,.- - ' ., arpzzvf: -'11, ' ,4 ? A 1 -'1' P- , 4 -' . ,.A. . A , , , , ,1 b 'Wk 05522 Wifi G. 4'Hvrrq Qhrlsiluas Hap Qww 3 var Van Langston President ,, 9 x 5 I 4' .-. . ' ' 7 - ef? 'GF' , ' 1 ll ,Q c L' W Q , ' -Qewgagg I '.-' 1 X 2? V'.. . f Thurston Hicks Lex Ball Alice Zollicoffer Vice-President Secretary Treasurer The Mrs. McCall Sponsor TH E LATIN CLUB many members of the Latin Club have done much this year to increase their knowledge of Roman culture and social life. Among their ye arly projects are the following: In conjunction with the French Club, they sponsored a white Christmas chapel programg The presentation of the annual banquet was one of the high- lights of the school year, Plans are being made to attend the J. C. L. convention in Chapel Hill. NXK , l I gs l i 22 ES' 4, 1, I 5 I ! 3 ll .,,t,,,JX 1 I-1 A .5 '- if, rex' 0' . - 'Nm 'T ' Elinor Folger Ellen White Toni Farris Faye Mitchell President Vice- President Secretary Treasurer Zfmiiw ' The sponsor, Miss Elizabeth Hughes, and the president, Elinor Folger, along with club members from the French classes made tres gr and plans for the year. Projects included a White Christmas chapel pro- gramg a very successful Thanksgiving danceg and work toward sponsor- ing a foreign exchange student. Sponsor The club's purpose is to give a wider and better understanding of the people of France. 51' 4.4.-M-f qw... l Miss Hughes fs N- W e, '--' wwswsi S--:HHN Z ft . .ei ,ffm me -JN H H. .1131 ,- .1 r 't'i5 .1 T ,, , al' 2 I 3' - :I fl J --.. . fu. Q Q' -y Crystal Hartness Nancy Jo Daniel Betty Lou VanDyke Karen Wells Mrs. Betty London President Vice- President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor The Future Teachers of America is a nationwide professional move- ment to which any student may be proud to belong. The club was organ- ized for the purpose of training and encouraging young people who desire to become teachers. The F.T.A. seeks to cultivate in themselves the qualities of person- 1. a ity and character which are the foundations ofteaching, to provide them with the story of free schools d t ' ' ' ' opportunities in education. , an o give specific information about the 'wwf if 4 W l W mf, . Q 'W . , . X .-.. 1 - ' 'LW' ' . 'si . 3 yfgfg.51..,Q.. , t 3 .l P.. , fre A - , -llfi, 1 ' ' 9 ' , 'Q . ay x as at - -P .1 , ,L 1-5 'F Q ,:,j2..l . A 'f at f. N f We 2, if ' Sw an A X I T , Qigf ,. . A ,A R 'cf' , '.,' gs., E' ' Scarlette Herion Patsy Tart Fateena Abbott Diane Cottrell Jo Ann Daniel Marilyn Ayscue President Vice- President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Photographer F.B.L.A. The Future Business Leaders of America Club was organized to guide students that are in- terested in a business career and to help develop the qualities necessary to become a business leader. Each member in the F.B.L.A. of Henderson High School is also a member of the state and national organizations. Miss Mildred Smith is adviser of the club. Miss Mildred Smith Sponsor .0- 1 N.. 14' F.H.A The Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of pupils studying homemaking in junior and senior high school of the United States and its territories. Purposes of these organizations indicate that they are a definite part of the regular high school homemaking program. They offer splendid opportunities for enriching the homemaking experiences oftheir members for dev l ' ' ' ' ' ' , e oping leadership abilities and for working co-operatively with their fellow students. By beingamember of this club one learns to be mo re creative in the management of the home, and also by the association with others one learns how to be a member of a home. I' 0 F.H.A. THE MONOGRAM CLUB The Monogram Club was founded at Henderson High School in 1957. This club is composed of boys and girls who have been a- warded athletic letters by their coaches and who have attained the standard of qualifications set by the coaches and Monogram Club members. The main objectives of this club are to improve and advance athletics at Henderson High School, to be of service to the school, and to better interschool relations. an is A . U , It V ,tg n '--,r-'za - 41 -V ugfrxil. ,Q J' Q 7? T V fm. ' ..': VW--vA iv-H - Steve Roberson Steve Cottrell President Vice- President mini! is qw. Jackie Frazier Gail Hughes Treasurer Secretary , I M ,Ziff ' MM 4660 X U.. , P X -My if:W v ,4- ' L.-xr . Xmas Tre-BSUFGF Point Recorder Phyllis B,-Own Linda Crocker Joan Davis Paulette Chappell president Vice President Secretary Patsy Bowen Sponsor Miss Mary Greene The Girls' Athletic Association is one of the largest and one of the most active clubs in school. This outstanding club furthers physical fitness, good sportsmanship, leadership, and enjoyment of sports. Its main purpose is to provide all the girls inHenderson High School a chance to participate in sports, whether or not they make a school team. This participation develops interest and ability in a variety of activities that are beneficial to the person. For the past twelve years, the G. A. A. has participated in the N. C. State Playday held in Greensboro. The club has been fortunate in winning many high honors, especially in ping-pong and volleyball. f -iff 3? Q .Quiz i 1 'E' i - 5 1? 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MW wx mmf aww 1744? jff www 23 WN S RW- h 11' W7 wfqw MW WL died J' Q, Caunacb , I I I hsugg ifii' I - 2-S-and mn nl 1 2' M-, ' L 4..Q lL3.:'i - - 117555 lg Y V Y rv' 'V 'I P Y YYY' -f fl 7V I Anus! rf' A MI.: ,,4' f ' -' , :..'..4 - -4 if .f 41.14- I li - A ? ' Q I' K Ha E552 ,ni 1-1:1 ii llhil if f 'ffffffi1'-' Jw 4 I! ,, , f . l---.. 4-uniggfi.. A , ,V Y 4 ' . ', , , L' ,- 1551 I nyc - ' J P! ' 3 T V . N-S it V JV , Lf , nyc Y HENDERSON HIGH SCHOCDL BAND The Henderson High School Band, which was organized in 19 37 with only eight mem- bers, has grown into one of the largest and most recognized bands in the state. During football season the marching band played parades in the Henderson business district prior to every home game, and presented a variety of shows at the halves. Following marching season, the concert band presented its annual Christman pro- gram which was very successful. Immedi- atelyafter the Christmas holidays, the band members settled down to work on numbers for the State Contest in Greensboro. Follow- ing the contest the band will present a Spring Concert. 125 WT' , ff, P' was . - u , . Q ' flu. fx ,'?-f,iQ5i1?f.X W , ff: A 5 . - M. A vm., Y 'X Q22 AHII LJ X Y. , ',,, +1-if, I- ,Q A I Minn , Yi N 1' Z V ,X - N., iwgyf 5 i . X i X.. 'Mlm - I WE: V ..,A 4 Af-v jf 1 A v I f,-. .i , p f, 1,, Wf 'ff 'ff 191-sw iw , 'f'0' ,.+f wtf J 'EX 1r .....:frx Y' M V' v-1 v3.f35'? ,L f . - ., ' ' I . .ui , P I 9 cv' Lg.,-s...N.x -wr--...9,q 'V'-s vegas lg18'MWzPQ6- FLAG BEARER5 DRUM MAJOR l :,f,g1e1N-4.. :'.,'.- I '--- f aim ,.N. in Griselle Gholson Billy Wade . . . Kay Hoyle .... Irving Gupton . . . . .Treasurer Vice-President . . . Secretary . . .President SENIOR MAJQRETTESH E.. LEADERS LEST WE FORGET those who possessed the ability to lead. Here at Henderson High School are found a great many leaders of all different kinds and descriptions. In this sec- tion of the Pep Pac we salute some of our distinct and active lead e r s . They possess the qualities of patience, skill, o- riginality, an d determination that are essential in being a great leader. l3l i William Leathers National Honor Society Elinor Folger French Club Ronnie Michels Student C ounc il ,M -we Phyllis Brown ,Q A Irving Gupton gt G. A. A. .- ' Band -en' f ' My 'V '. A -W. H, -., , Wg me qs 1 f Z' 47 1 V Van Langston Latin Club D 4. .X E7 Q 5'- ff Scarlette Herion Q' -2 5-ff F. B. L. A. Billy Perry A, ' .. p Z ' D- E- Jerry Ayscue 'vi ' Key Club Agvs Crystal Hartness F. T. A. sf 1, YUK Diane Clark F. H. A. Steve Roberson Monogram Club Marilyn Ayscue Library Council ,A Betty Van Dyke Debating Team ,I I . J if L ..,. -g,.,.,..,,X,, .....,,,... ,,,. T.- .,,, , Li., :,,.,..Y:,:, .in , A . ' 'A '-'f'f A4+L'L--if-1-JM ' --:ff-1-gil-W---V-f'w,.i4 :a::f:f:A,f'fr-V----AW..-,.,.,......,.,, C - --.,.-.,e.W.......,-. .....,.., , ...im -, .W , , M M-A ,Y.AV-VAY V Q V, 1 'qv .agp-.gf.u:z-11 CHIEF MARSHALS ASSISTANT CHIEF 'N David Rose Barbara Daniel it 5: X 2. vi A f,,, A 4-4 Q, '1-- ' rf, W., Diane Oakley Elinor Folger Matilda Gholson Kay Hoyle Margaret Tanner Rose Reavis Brenda Harris Betty Van Dyke Beverly Pinnell Bebe Moore Barbara Barker Toni Farris O avg vw , 62- .11. A- Yrs' ' if si.. 6 1 V 53 3' , , if nr! N,,,,,N-Mwwqwvmmmrw JUNIOR EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Lou Ross Kesler, Ann Parsons, Beth Passavant, Betty Gee Herndon, James Coghill, 5 Diane Cottrell, Brenda Harris, Carolyn Saunders, Richard Jackson, Margaret Tanner, Annette Rogers, Mrs. Dorothy Allen, Sponsor, Brenda Vaughan. I .qv-. Lou Ross Kesler Ronnie Michels Vice-President of Lt. Governor of State J. C. L. State Key Club 134 FUN 4. 'ffjf 'I , 5 Girls State F9433 'Uh V. F. W. Sportsmanship Award Bud Wortham E mm Gail Hughes and Jackie Frazier Boys State William Leathers David Rose Ronnie Michels Jerry Ayscue W s ii THE PEP-PAC ' Editor ' ' Matilda Ghqlson . ' '. 'I ,'1, Y --. . , -, ,- '- -X1-uv , ' 1 -. .- X:.Rgm1-.'b ' fwvzggsm - .Jn 2-M-:nl --my N-f f f--LQ .mQm THE BULLDGG Co-Editors - Janet Poythress Julia Barrett l.ESflI WE EXQQGET the headlines. . .dead- lines. . .lost minds. Some have laughed, some have cried. All have nearly died- but the Pep- Pac and the Bulldog have gone to press. Some of the annuals and newspapers will be stored in the bottom ofa chest, and some will be displayed on a table in a bedroom to one day welcome an adult returning from college. Some will become the victims of our children's inquisitive little hands, and some will be misplaced as we move to a new home. But none will be forgotten. Many years from now, in the fall of our lives, some of us will open this book again or look back at our dated newspapers. The pictures and captions will mean even more to us then, when our classes exist no more and these are faraway, dim memories. The 1960-61 Pep-Pac and Bulldog will hold the magic of memory and the immortality of Hender- son High School. 137 l 4 1 1' . r UH H111 'ax A 44 Z Co- Editors Janet Poythress Julia Barrett News Editor Betty Lou Van Dyke Copy Editor Shannon Murphy Feature Editors Carolyn Hamm Susan Terrell Assistant Editor Elinor Folger Business Karen Wells Advertising Richard Ross Exchange Anne Parsons Janice Massengale Circulation Jim Helderman 52? Typist Sandra South Sally Vaughan .. mm Garland Gree ,ps , if rg, Sponsor Miss Peggy Stanton is 'A gpg, fam eggoggfr Q' 33512, fl . la ev H if .' as if ,tl 3 5 ' Z' gif ls ll :iii ---S4 SDOITS Reporters nway Ka Jane Porter fNot Picturedl Art Editor Bobby Harris Photographer Thornton Gholson F ff 920 ' 00 Editor Matilda Gholson Q ,.., ,.,.... . Sponsor Miss Elaine Pegram 140 Senior Editors Mary Parham Nancy Davis S Feature Editors Diane Cottrell Kay Hoyle Art Editors Rita Adams Dottie Hayes 56? y Business Managers Lou Ross Kesler Linda League Circulation Mary Lacy Hannon Barbara Glover Typists Jackie Frazier Nancy Harris Sports Editors Phyllis Brown Steve Cottrell Photographer Richard Finch vx, ,J 1 Q 4 mfmeusr un !J!Lll7!!H'5 f 5 C qw 15 , ,f,,,., , , ,.v12g54gQgf41,7 ,,,,,,, ., 1 ,,,,'..-,Vx --., , 1, f. - - bm.-,,ff .'1..,,. - 1 f- ,'- U? V1 VV 'TBI ,. nfs, gf, ,J Q A ., y A ,, ., 5' ,W .. ,, ..:,f 1, wi' -,:?,,g?J R :Q V ' v A ' 5.21. f ,Aff X F ,.,iQ? ,4?'f3 55 - ,, ,PR fn, 'M '4ii24,fm'9' 2, ,V Q ,- . :M G ,, 1 .f Y. .fww , - ' 1 r fy. fb H ww ffi. 7 V . 117. .fywg A ,4 K Q. f Q J rang: Q-9 W 1 f 'laik sig, If J :.j1', I , I 1 A 0 :f 1 L , , P if 4 1 Ak 1 A,A' E , 4 v '6g4,,. ' . w - ,X , -:ark Y. ,I . ,., 1. WT gv Q . 1 . I 'UI j'w,.,fq 'ff' --.,. ATHLETICS LEST WE FORGET atraditional scene--the male ath- lete and the female rooter. This represents the physical side of our Well- rounded student, who must have an outlet forpent-up energies. On gridiron, track, court, field, or course, he develops skill, coordination, and sportsman- ship. These are necessary qualifications for the game of li.fe. Physical development is the evident reward of par- ticipation in high school athletics, but the intangible re- sults can be much more important to the individual. Here is another way to grow and to mature mentally and spirit- ually. The yotmg men and women on our various teams, and the cheerleaders who encourage them, profit im- mensely from each contest, be it won or lost. Good sports- manship and sincere effort are the important elements of athletics. Keepingthese in mind, the participants develop in the ability to think quickly, and to act quickly. In the fall, the glory of the football season begins and leads the agonistic life at H. H. S. The series of varied sports that follow offer Wholesome entertainment for the Bulldogs. High School without athletics is difficult to imagine, for they are an essential part of our year. I-43 1960-61 COACHING STAFF Our coaching staff for the year 1960-61 includes three returning coaches: Coach Piestrak, Coach Stephenson, and Coach Rollins 5 and one newcomer, Miss Mary Greene. The Head of our Athletic Department, Coach Emil S. Pete Pie strak, has returned for his seventh year at Henderson High School. Originally from Pennsylvania, he re- ceived his Master's Degree in Physical Education from East Carolina College. Coach Piestrak is head basketball and baseball coach and an assistant football coach. Coach Wade Stephenson is at Henderson High for his fourth year. Prior to coming here, he graduated from Angier High School and Atlantic Christian College and coached at Selma High School for five years. He serves as head football, freshman basketball, and track coach. Returningto H. H. S. for his third year, Coach Ted Rollins acts as assistant foot- ball coach, and coach for the tennis, golf, and junior varsity basketball teams. He attended Selma High School and Wake Forest College. Miss Mary Greene, a native of Star, N. C., has come to Henderson High for the first time this year. She is a 1960 graduate of Woman's College in Greensboro and did her practice teaching here. Inaddition to being girls' physical education director, she is the coach of the girls' basketball teams. PM Steve Roberson SENIOR MEMBERS Garland Gunn Wesley Kelly Jerry Ayscue Bud Goodrich William Leathers Bobby White Bud Wortham Ronnie Michele Fred Kirkland Frank Cowan Bobby Daniel annum:-was. fn. . , lr 'SS' W .Jw ' W Q2E'5w,y :sv 4-ff M0794 1:-:-QL. --., Y 4 ff 4 4f?f'.::.,1 vez:-5 -. .,:Q.,-Q, ..,v . . ,, , . , , ,W V' '5-.,91,'il-fiQ-.',u..,.-- 5 L.1,..., 'f 'YTEY' - ' K'5 '3L-1. l ,fiw ff, , . 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Steve Cottrell Teddy Putman Forward Steve Kallman Forward William Leathers Center N52 Guard Garland Greenway Guard Alston Macon Thomas Gupton Guard Forward Dale Faulkner 1 3- Tommy Wilder Guard Center Pete Tart Guard 7? First row, left to right: Johnnie Ann Byrurn, Molly Bagley, Gail Hughes, Jackie Frazier, Brenda Parrish, Susan Terrell. Second row: Barbara Daniel, Linda Newcomb, Betty Jo Moore, Jackie Jackson, Brenda Vaughan, Lynda Pulliam. Third row: Paulette Chappell, Nancy Harris, Phyllis Broum, Julia Bently, Patsy Bowen. GIRL'S VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM T960-61 Coach CO-Capt3.il'1S Mary Green Phyllis Brown Gail Hughes 's... Q21 'EW as rsfg.. g gi ,ff -,,. N -' ' -:I511:f4': 1 LIES, rv wa 21:5 Phyllis Brown Betty Jo Moore Guard Guard Jackie Frazier Nancy Harris Guard Lynda Pulliam Guard Guard l in ,J fp.-a Left to right, first row: S. M. Watkins, Bobby Hoyle, Bobby Whitten, Loyd Daniel. Second row: Horace Johnson, Bobby Raynor, Robert Currin. Third row: Billy Branch, Dickie Whitten. Fourth row: Coach JUNIOR VARSITY FRESHMEN Left to right, first row: Pat Sellers, William Edwards, Thurston Hicks, Jimmy Daniel, Steward Kallman Second row: Benny Gay, David Hoyle, Billy Reavis, Buster McDade. Third row: Ronnie Roberson, Coach Stephenson, William Dickerson. Rollins. if 'hi-..,,. X w W I f 5 l gh D li ,P U We lm l sl uf kj M ffif 2 . - .1125 4 ..',.-- ., .V .1 ,W ,,. A 455, ,W - 41:43 , .. . Eg 55 :inf K, A ,W .5 vga 9 'feiefik '11-+f?f f ' fy-ggff V, ..., I 7'-2ff'g .?:,,-U, ,swf , ff gg ,,, , 14 4-4, ,' ., , ..,-,Rf .wx . E56 .,y . 31 f ei ' f V....- iii.. '- EI ,4-Mn -v 'fb in-vu and an -nu --af M, . 17 5 l rw , .RL 935603 .EZIAI l xt ' 'ff' I Left to right, First row: Joel Duke, S. M. Watldns, L. H. Roberson, Wesley Kelly, Julian Pernell, Bill Hight, Garland Greenway. Second row: Coach Pete Piestrak, William Edwards, Benny Gay, Randall Gupton, Sherman Newton, Wade Riggsbee, Buster McDade. Third row: Managers - Albert Weaver, Jim Paulette Cabsentjg Trainer - Thornton Gholson. BASEBALL TEAM 1960- 61 The familiar call of the umpire rings in our ears, PlayBall. The pitcher is on the mound, gets his signal fromthe catcher., There's the wind- up, the pitch, a called strike, and the 1961 baseball season is underway for the Henderson Bulldogs. Out baseball teams, coached by Pete Piestrak, have always given us fine performances, and this year they can hardly be anything different. 162 L 1vr4- zzig- V-nz,-. fl v-V---aw 'A -A -- en. iii. --:H y y r W y i.L.w I, hung.. , - 'lm Left to right: Wesley Kelly. Wade Riggsbee, Buster McDade. -4-. , s- Kvusrmm 'nrt I Q X A , . . ' ' 'S ' .f'er.'::':1i5Yii?n. - ., 1, 423235 K 'Q-,n,.s.w1, x 'if 1111- ' w 'f..l'. - - -1. -,.- -..viQn...'1x 'c.--,w-L fits-ivbttl-'FQQ-'ii'J'2t 'ib 13151212 1,'U.2f1'Q Q'1 '1'1 2 ff ,wp-up-agwmswnfuns. -Q,-u-. 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People have the impression that cheering is just a lot of fun, and pleasure. Well, this is true but there is also work to do. Cheering takesvigor, vim, and vitality. Under all weather conditions, these twelve colorful girls are always on hand to back their team, whether it is a win or a loss. The cheerleaders show good sportsmanship by welcoming the opposing team and students to our home grounds. This year the cheerleaders chartered buses so that they and the students could follow their team on out-of-town games. Yes, wherever you hear the sound Come on everybody let's YELL, then you know our cheerleaders are backing H. H. S. l6i ,Q X f I W ww ,,i, AV..,, .tE,. ..-Q1,,, .hi - ' k VA:,VWl Left to right: Joan Stallings, Harriett Herion, Claudette Herion, Cheryl Mitchell MASCOT 20641164 x , .X X A, I -.-.-P--k-+,, feadmeu A full and lively year, 1960-61 goes on record in our memories as nine unforgettable months. We saw many of the traditions: College Career Day, School Spirit Week, Homecoming, the Key Club Auction, and other events that we will always cherish. It was a year of milestones and honors for all of us. We also had outstanding individuals. We feature these events and individuals as the high spots of an unequaled year. 169 r Q. , ,,S.,Q- mhz. ..g:',.,:,,?' Mary Parham Steve Cottrell Ann Stegall Dennis Michels Wins 2 ZZMQQM 1 M E C ff? -lv' K K , 'G' , if i- M W :T 9 . H ,1- ,, :J : Q 5 Q I Z 1' 2 1 . , v ' 19- 1 4 F 454 ' '4 Mgy, mms' W, if , ' w V A Y 'N-. wi, .ga ff , ' - X 3 . V? W Mm -mmf, 5 K . .' 1' :5:s:-2f:seffff 1. :. lies id .5 ie N I E 3 4 g 1,5521 11 ' f ' ' - ' - 1' 55 1 ' ' - , .,..,. . , .,.,,, ..,,., . .V,Vx 1 ,. ..,.,-.. ,,.., 4 415' f 4.4 Happy Winners Southern Swing K E 1 'fm Delightful 7 Y M. . JZ f yiififzf-4 C 1- 474 Aw K3 9+ U . aff- . , ,. na 45Z?Qi3'1 i 1 r-, , 4454, ,,f 1,151 ,4,44,, yu , X ,.5y-.-,,,- , Q,-W. 1 , ' , Gffli ' WW ff' ' Zziiiff . iv- 'A v. 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C O L L E MP' I G ,L E A 5 5 C hi , I . ,.: E '-.L,,,,,M5,3wwxm -V VA KVM-I ., : , ,v ,, ,V 3 4 A -1 1 fn. A ' E . ,L E ' J' Q , 1 f. V, , If' Q 43 7' r' at '12 LL .3 ,, f u K EE':1:f:f,'. :JZ , f- 5:53 3 .. rf .2:jgff', :'f'f: , 5,:g5,, V X 1 - ,1- R .f, 7' If QQ A . A ' L Mg . Kit, Q Q 'Q V Q. A , - x 1' 5-QI ' .. ' ' ':f:- es,-, -.L ga: . ., ffl? f A ' ff' '- . - 'fi' ' f'5'ff1i3i',ES5:, -3:2131 Q 'A A' W, , ' A ,'f'i+'4'y f ' LX Y EMPHASIS WEEK QZ' '4fJ'f-:.-:- , AA A .ff ff ' Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Bryan Cooks 1st Lunch Shift C A F E T E R I A zhd Lunch Shift W, aff I A . f V , ,J W i5 iV,'2ygM ' f Mfliaffwaffvfi- 'M Lf., - fwwmf wiv - ,, . f, ,V .hp 9..'-,lg-Q, gf:,,.f , -' + -'W .:h,--2'-14:6-w'rw.f.:' . ff riff ' '11 , 1 4, V' ', ww 45 -f ,N , V 1794? ' 7244- 2 3,4 1-if g9:Q,Q,Jf'1, W- , 13 ' ., :-iff' J ff:iBf'1W?4SE h ., 1 7770 I ' W 3 ' Hwy! ' :eff ' uf. af ,I -1. ng p ,- Mg'-. 1 X 0411, . wr-,, N ,spin fm- Q. M am ' ' ,J LQ? . ' 'ff f ww ga-A 'Q 7-. 5 , , ,Af - ,- 176 ff? ,. 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K 'K , ' wvvgaiogx X P N I A .- , I -, K A f' Q? .ibsm . Q fvosey M Caught l f e e' - .. W ---.-.JM-QM ,. ,. , . 1 .V . 'Q 'S- y v. !- a 4 sf! 1+ -.0-: If ' 2 ,Q 'fig tw 3 Me Qi? if 6 , WSH? it wi ' fs, as iv Q y 3 J 3' ., gay A 4:3 fl , A 3. ...mn va . f W N -W gi , in I see you. A Hungry? ,., . 2 ,,.. f ,,, 1, , -...J I ,gg 1 E 1 , . I N 0 S 2. w 57 evaycff pall!! - ' 1 0966 I f Affnmw' .15 5 . ly exxefx' Now really, Meme! iff' 11 Yxx WGA yob Mighty Mouse Digi X we 0119 fb . J gg bi Z.. 5 Bea t . .t, tf , - Studying?' L1 Y 1l'l 1 S I'3.I'GS OTIT1 01.1, '--Q... X FATE ENA JUANI TA ABBOTT G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 State Playday 1,2,35 Jr. Sr. Committee 35 Jr. Varsity Manager 25 F.B.L.A. 3,45 Secretary 4. JOHN MAYNARD ADAMS Band 1,25 Latin Club 15 Class Officer 1,3545 Student Council 2,45 French Club 3,45 Mr. H.H.S. 45 Jr. Sr. Committee 35 Jr. Sr. Waiter 25 Superlative 4. RITA PAIGE ADAMS Latin Club 15J.C.L. 15State Convention 15 Band 1,2,3,45 Pit Band 35Graduation Chorus 1,25 Stunt Night 35 Pep- Pac Staff 45 Assistant Art Editor 45 Jr. Sr. Committee 3. REBECCA HUNT ADCOCK G.A.A.1,2,3,45Band1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 2,3,45 French Club 3,45Graduation Chorus 1,2,35Jr. Sr. Committee 35Stunt Night l,2,3,45 Fashion Show Entertainment 3. PEGGY AILEEN ALLEN G.A.A.1,25D.E. 3,4, Secretary 35 Jr. Sr. Committee 3. SARAH JEAN ATKINS Townsville High School 1,35 Salem Academy 25 French Club 45 F.T.A. 45 Honorary Student Council 45 Home- room Officer 4. ELIZABETH ANN AYSCUE G.A.A.1,2,3,45State Playday 15F.H.A.1,2, President 25 Gregg Award 25 F.B.L.A. 35 Homeroom Officer 45 Li- brary Council 4, Officer 45 Jr. Sr. Committee 3. MARILYN JULIANNE AYSCUE G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Officer 15 Playday 1,3,45 District Play- day 15 F.B.L.A. 354, Officer 45 Jr. Sr. Committee 35 Stunt Night 2,3,45 Library Council 4, Officer 4. JERRY ARNOLD AYSCUE Key Club 2,3,4, President 45 French Club 35 Monogram Club 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 2,3,4, Treasurer 35 Football 1,2,3,45 Track Team 1,2,3,45 J.V. Basketball 25Jr.Sr. Waiter 25 Jr. Sr. Committee 35 Mr. H.H.S. 25 Stunt Night 1,2,3,45 Class President 2,35 Student Council 15Homeroom Officer 2,3,45 Boy's State Representative 35 DeMolay Officer 45 Superlative 4. FAYE DEAN AVERETTE ClassOfficer 1,35 Latin Club 1,2,35 Band 1,2,3,45 Grad- uation Chorus 1,2,35 G.A.A. 152,35 Miss H.H.S. 15 Stunt Night 1,25 Homeroom Officer 1,25 Jr. Sr. Waitress 25 Jr. Sr. Committee 35 J.C.L. Convention 152,35 Student Council 45 Fashion Show Model 3. MOLLIE ANN BAGLEY Freshman Basketball 15Jr. Varsity Basketball 25 Var- sity Basketball 3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 State Playday 1,25 Latin Club 1,25 J.C.L. Convention 1,25 Stunt Night 1,2, 3,45Jr. Sr.Waitress 25 Jr. Sr. Committee 35 Tennis 35 Flag Bearer 45 Music Council 3,45 Perfect Attendance 35 Monogram Club 3,4. VANCE ROBERT BARHAM D. E. Club 3,45 Jr. Sr. Committee. PATRICIA IRENE BOONE Latin Club 1,25 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 45J.C.L. 1,25 Homeroom President 45 Homeroom Secretary 4. Student Council 25 Reporter 25 ROSE JUNE BOWLS John Nichols High School 1,25 Library Council 3,4. RICHARD R. BRAFFORD StudentCouncil25Homeroom President 25 Track 35 Jr. Sr. Committee 35 Jr. Sr. Waiter 25 Stunt Night 1,35 French Club 3. JUDY FAYE BRAME G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Freshman Basketball 15Varsity Basket- ball 25 State G.A.A. Playday 1,2,3,45 F.B.L.A, 3,45 Jr. Sr. Committee 3. WILLIAM HENDERSON BRAME Latin Club 2,35 Track 35 Jr. Sr. Committee 35 Stunt Night 1,2,3,4. MARTHA JOSE PHINE BREEDLOVE StudentCouncil 1,45Jr. Sr. Waitress 25 Stunt Night 1,2, 35 Homeroom Officer 1,2,3,45 Class Officer 35 Jr. Sr. Committee 35 Latin Club 1,2,35 Band 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1, 2,35 J.C.L. Convention 1,25 Debating Team 45 F.T.A. 35 Fashion Show Model 35 Graduation Chorus 1,2,35 Library Council 45 College Career Day Chairman Testator 4. PHYL LIS ANNE BROWN G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, President 45 State Playday2,3,45 Nation- al Honor Society 3,4, CorrespondingSecretary45State Convention 45 Freshman Basketball 15 Jr. Varsity Bas- ketball 2 5Varsity Basketball 2,3,45 Co-captain 45 Latin Club 1,2,35 J.C.L. Convention 25 Honor Roll 1,25 Stunt Night 2,35 Homeroom Officer 25 Perfect Attendance 25 StudentCouncil 35 Fashion Show Model 35 Jr. Sr. Com- mittee 35 Monogram Club 3,45 French Club 45 Athlete of the Month 45 Pep-Pac Staff 45 Sports Editor 45 Super- lative 4. IBO l . I i Tfu ': x 'WF ,-ff,'-M1f.?-Nig af 3 ff 'f''smaw---A - ',.. ffg ,5-.'f -'-'--' 1 'Ar - 'W' -rf'-fri14f'W , , MILDRED C . BURGE SS D. E. Club 3,4,Reporter 45 F.H.A. 1,25 District Treas- urer 25 F.B.L.A. 35 Jr. Sr. Committee 3. SYLVIA IRENE CARVER G.A.A. 15253545 F.H.A. 1,2535 F.T.A. 2,35 D.E. 3,45 Jr. Sr. Committee 35 F.B.L.A. 4. BOBBY RAY CLARK Jr. Varsity Football 15 Freshman Basketball 15 Jr. Varsity Basketball 25 Track 25 D.E. 3,45 Assistant Pres- ident 3, President 45Stunt Night 1,25Jr. Sr. Committee 35 Homeroom President 1. CLARENCE CADET CLARK Wake Forest High School 1,253. FRED ROOSEVELT COLLIER D. E. Club5 Jr. Sr. Committee 3. JAMES CRAWFORD COOPER LatinClub 1,2535 J,C,L, Convention 25 Stunt Night 1,25 35 Jr. Varsity Basketball 2 5 Varsity Golf 15253545 Jr. Sr. Committee 3. GLORIA ANN COTTRELL G.A.A.152,3545 F.H.A. 15 French Club 35 Stunt Night 25 Freshman Basketball 15 Jr. Sr. Committee 3. JOEL STEPHEN COTTRELL KeyClub 253,45 Student Council 3,45 Monogram Club 25 3,45 Vice-President 45 Jr. Sr. Waiter 25Jr.Sr.Com- mittee 35 Homeroom Officer 1,2535 French Club 3545 Stunt Night 152,35 Pep-Pac Staff 45 Sports Editor 45 Freshman Basketball 15Varsity Basketball 25354, Cap- tain 45Jr.Varsity Football 15 Baseball 35 Homecoming Court45Mr.andMiss H.H.S. Court 45Intra-Club Coun- cil 45 Athlete of the Month 354. FRANK ALLEN COWAN Football 15253545 Student Council 15 Monogram Club 15 253,45 Track 253545Jr. Sr. Waiter 25 Jr. Sr. Committee 35 Homeroom Officer 3. SANDRA ALLYNE CYRUS Piano 15 Band 1,2,3,45 Graduation Chorus 1,25 Jr. Sr. Committee 35 Betty Crocker Homemaker Award 4. BARBARA JANE DANIEL Band 15253545 Latin Club 152,35 J,C,L, Convention 1,25 French Club 3,45 G.A.A. 1,2535 VarsityBasketball2545 Marshal 1,35Assista.nt Chief 35 National Honor Society 181 2,3545 State Convention 45 Honor Roll 1525 Graduation Chorus 1,2535 Jr. Sr. Committee 35 Homeroom Presi- dent 15 Superlative 4. ROBERT LEE DANIEL, JR. Jr.Varsity Football 15 Varsity Football 2,3545 Track 15 253,45French Club 3,45 Key Club 354, Vice-President 45 State Convention 35 Monogram Club 1,2,3,45 Jr. Sr. Committee 35 Jr. Sr. Waiter 25 Junior Science Sympo- sium 25 Stunt Night 1,25 Student Council 25 Superlative 4. NANCY GALE DAVIS Latin Club 152535 J.C.L. Convention 25 Marching Band 152,3545ConcertBand 15253545 Graduation Chorus 152535 Jr. Sr. Committee Chairman 35 Stunt Night 152,3,45 French Club 3,45 F.T.A. 2,3545 H.R. Officer 2,35 Jr. Sr. Waitress 25 Jr. Class Fashion Model 35 Pep-Pac Staff 45 Senior Editor 4. RANDI MARIE DEACON Missoula, Montana 15 Salmon, Idaho 2,35 F.B.L.A. 45 Bulldog 45 Jr. Sr. Committee. SHIRLEY DENNIS D. E. Club 1,25 Jr. Sr. Committee 3. BARBARA ANN EDWARDS F.H.A. l,25Historian 25Freshman Basketball 15 G.A.A. 15, Jr. Sr. Committee 3. JO ANN EDWARDS Band 15La.tin Club 15 J.C.L. 15 G.A.A. 152,35 F.T.A. 25 F.B.L.A. 3,45 F.B.L.A. Officer 45 Library Council 45 H.R. Officer 153545 Jr. Sr. Waitress 25 Jr. Sr. Com- mittee 35 Alternate Cheerleader 15 Stunt Night 2. LAWRENCE THOMAS ELLIOTT Bus Driver 35 D.E. Club 3545 Jr. Sr. Committee 3. KERMIT WELDON ELLIS, JR. Stunt Night 2,45 Dixie Cardinals 45 Band 15253,45 Latin Club 1,25 Jr. Sr. Committee5 All-State Band 3. RONALD HAYWOOD EVANS Jr. Sr. Committee 35 Stunt Night 1,25 F.B.L.A. 4. CAROLYN LEE FAULKNER Jr. Varsity Cheerleader 15 Varsity Cheerleader 253,45 Chief Cheerleader 45 Latin Club 1,25 French Club 35 StudentCouncil1,2,3,45 Sr.Class Officer5 Jr. Sr. Wait- ress5 F.B.L.A. 35 National Honor Society 3545 Stunt Night 25 Monogram Club 354. RONALD VAN FAULKNER Stunt Night 132,43 Key Club 1,2,3,4g Jr. Sr. Waiter 23 Dixie Cardinals 43 Band 1,2,3,4g Jr. Sr. Committee 33 French Club 3,43 Latin Club 1. KENNETH BENJAMIN FIELDS D. E. Club 33 Stimt Night 132333 Jr. Sr. Committee 3. RICHARD VERNON FINCH Stunt Night 132343 Band 132,3,43Music Cotmcil 33 Jr. Sr. Committee 33Jr. Sr. Waiter 23 Pep-Pac Staff 43 Photo- grapher 43 Dixie Cardinals 4. ELINOR ELIZABETH FOLGER Band l3233,43Graduation Chorus 1,2,3S Latin Club 132333 J.C.L. Convention 1323G.A.A. 132333Homeroom Officer 23 Marshal 2,33 Honor Roll 23 Perfect Attendance 23 Civitan Youth Convention 33 F.B.L.A. Typing Contest 33 Jr. Sr. Committee 33 French Club 3,43 President 43 Bull- dog Staff 3,43 Assistant Editor 43 Class Historian 43 Intra-Club Council 4. KENNETH FORSYTHE D. E. Club 13 Jr. Sr. Committee 3. ETHEL JEAN FRANKLIN F,H,A,1323F,B.L,A, 33Historian 33 Homeroom Officer 1,2,33 Band 43 Flag Bearer Alternate 43 Jr. Sr. Com- mittee 3. JACQUE LINE FRA ZIER G.A.A. 13233343 Stunt Night 13 F.H.A. 1,23 Program Chairman 23Varsity Basketball 1,2,43Jr. Varsity Bas- ketball 1323Freshman Basketball 13 Miss H.H.S. 23 Jr. Sr. Waitress 23 French Club 33 Treasurer 33 Varsity Cheerleader 3,43 Girl's State 33 Jr. Sr. Committee 33 Homeroom Officer 43 F.B.L.A. 43 Pep-Pac Staff 43 Monogram Club 334, Treasurer 43 Superlative 4. FRANCES CE LEST GARRE TT Latin Club 1,23 French Club 3343 Piano 13233343 Jr. Sr. Committee 3. NANCY ELIZABETH GARRETT Latin Club 1323 French Club 3343 Debating Team 3343 Piano 172,3,4S Perfect Attendance 1,2333 Jr. Sr. Com- mittee 3. MATILDA LAMB GHOLSON Latin Club 132,33 President 23' J.C.L. Convention 1323 French Club 3343 F.T.A. 233343 National Honor Society 233343State Convention 3,43 G.A.A. 132,33 State Playday 13 Jr. Sr. Waitress 23 Jr. Sr. Committee Chairman 33 182 Band 13233343 Piano 13 Homeroom Officer 1,23 Stunt Night 33 Fashion Show Narrator 33 Tennis Team 33 Girl of the Month 1333 Graduation Chorus 132,33 Honor Roll 1,2333 Marshal 1,2,3S Pep-Pac Staff 4, Editor 43 Intra- Club Council 43 D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award 43 Home- comingQueen 43U.C.Y.M. 233,43 Secretary 33 Superla- tive 4. BRADY E. GILLAND Louisa County High School, Virginia 13233. EMMETT HILTON GOODRICH, JR. Latin Club 1,2,3g J.C.L. Convention 1,23 Jr. Varsity Basketball 23 Jr. Varsity Football 13 Varsity Football 233,43 Key Club 2333StudentCouncil33 Homeroom Pres- ident43 Homeroom Vice-President 23 Jr. Sr. Waiter 23 Jr. Sr. Committee 33 Monogram Club 13233343Jr. Science Symposium 23 Track 133343 Tennis 23 Stunt Night 2333 Senior Class Play 43 Superlative 43 V.F.W. Lineman Award 4. DOROTHY ANN GRAY F.H.A. 2333 F.B.L.A. 3343 Jr. Sr. Committee 3. GARLAND DANIEL GREENWAY3 JR. Varsity Football 13233,43 Captain-elect 43 Varsity Bas- ketball233343Varsity Baseball 1,2,3,4g Freshman Bas- ketball 13 Latin Club 1,23 Key Club 233343 Monogram Club 2,3343 Jr. Sr. Waiter 23 Homeroom Officer 13 Bulldog Staff 43 Sports Editor 4. GEORGE MELVIN GRISSOM, JR. Freshman Basketball 13 Jr. Varsity Basketball 23 Jr. Varsity Football 23 Track 13Jr. Sr. Committee 33 Stunt Night 1323 Perfect Attendance 1. WALLACE IRVING GUPTON Band 1323334, Vice-President 33 President 43 Latin Club 3,43 Stunt Night 3,43 Pit Band 2,3343 Graduation Chorus 13 Music Council 3343 President 33 Jr. Sr. Committee 33 Dixie Cardinals 43 Van Dyke Band Award 2. CAROLYN FAYE HAMM - Band 1,2,3343 Pit Band 1,2333 Majorette l,2,334, Co-Head 43 Latin Club 1,2333 G.A.A. 1,2333 Student Council 13 Homeroom Officer 13 F.T.A, 233,43 Jr. Sr. Waitress 23 J.C.L. Convention 132,33 Stunt Night 13 Bulldog Staff 33 43 Feature Editor 43 Music Council 3343 Graduation Chorus 1,2333 Fashion Show Model 33 Chairman Stunt Night 3,43 Quill and Scroll 3,43 Jr. Sr. Committee 33 Perfect Attendance 2,3. MARGARET RUDD HAMM Latin Club 132333French Club 3343G.A.A. 1,2,3,4i State Playday 13 F.T.A. 2,3343 Stunt Night 1,23 Homeroom 1 in-,-i n - ,, , ...-3, ,i - - a re Maaffa i'l 'i i f-in fir'-3 4 A 1- fc it TT' Officer 25 Music Coiuicil 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Majorette 152,3,4, Co-Head 45 Graduation Chorus 152,35 J.C.L. Convention 1525 Jr. Sr. Waitress 25 Jr. Sr. Committee 35 Fashion Show Model 35 Tennis Team 35 Jr. Varsity Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball Manager 45 Honor Roll'1,2. PATRICIA ANN HANFORD Latin Club 1,25 F.T.A. 35 Jr. Sr. Committee 35 Stunt Night 3,4. MARY LAC Y HANNON National Honor Society 2,3,4, Secretary 35 State Con- vention 35 Latin Club 1,2535 J.C.L. Convention 25 Pep- Pac Staff 3,45 Assistant Feature Editor 35 Circulation Manager 45 French Club 35 Band l52,3,45 Pit Band 25 Jr. Sr. Committee 35 F.T.A. 25 Graduation Chorus 1525 35Internation.1l DayCommittee Co-Chairman 35 Home- room Officer 3. CATI-IY GENE HARRIS Latin Club 152,35 J.C.L. Convention 1,2535 J.C.L. Mag- azine Cover Artist 45 Band l52,3,45 Graduation 152,35 Music Council 3,45 Homeroom Officer 35 Stunt Night 2, 35 Jr. Sr. Committee 3. NANCY CAROLYN HARRIS Freshman Basketball 15 F.H.A. 152, Vice-President 1, Secretary25Jr.VarsityBasketball 25 F.T.A. 3, Treas- urer 35 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Monogram Club 3,45 Pep-Pac Staff 3,4,Assistant Business Manager 35 Typ- ist 45 Jr. Sr. Committee 35 Prettiest Smile 35 Flag Bearer 45 F.B.L.A. 45 Stunt Night 3,45 Fashion Show Model 35 Honorary Student Council 4. CHLOE ELOISE HART F.T.A. 35 F.B.L.A. 3,45Jr.Varsity Basketball 25 F.H.A. 25 G.A.A. 1,2535 Jr. Sr. Committee 3. EVELYN CRYSTAL HARTNESS Latin Club 152,35 J.C.L. Convention 1,25 French Club 3,45F.T.A. 2,3,4, President 45Band 1,2,3,45 Graduation Chorus 1,2,35 Piano 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2535 Tennis Team 35Jr. Sr. Committee 35 Jr. Sr. Waitress 25 Fashion Show Model 35 DeMolay Sweetheart 35 Prettiest Smile 45 Stunt Night 35 Homeroom Officer 45 U.C.Y.M. 45 Superlative 4. DOROTHY MAUDE HAYES Band 15 Concert Usher 15 Graduation Chorus 15 Latin Club 152,35 J.C.L. Convention 1,25 G.A.A. 1,2535 State Playday 25 F.T.A. 35 U.C.Y.M. 3,45 Homeroom Officer 25 Stimt Night 1,2,3545 Pep-Pac Staff 3,45 Art Editor 35 45 Debating Team 45 Fashion Show Model 35 Jr. Sr. Committee 35 Student Council 35 Honorary Student Council 45 Most School Spirited Girl 45 Most Wicked 183 Smile 35 Superlative 4. DAVID JENNINGS HEDGE PETH Freshman Basketball 15 Stunt Night 1,25 Jr. Sr. Com- mittee 3. RONNIE CATES HEDGE PETH Latin Club 25 J.C.L. 25 Track 25 Stunt Night 25 Jr. Sr. Committee 35 Perfect Attendance 1,2. WILLIAM HERSCHEL HE LDERMAN Band 1,Z,3,45 Bulldog Staff 3,45 Latin Club 1,2,3,45 Pit Band 2,3,45Graduation Chorus 15 Stunt Night 3,45 Dixie Cardinals 45Music Council 35Student Council 45 Jr. Sr. Committee 35 Chairman College Career Day Committee 45 Chairman Homecoming Parade 45 Master Cotuicilor of DeMolay 4. SCARLETTE ELLEN HERION Jr. Varsity Cheerleader 15 Varsity Cheerleader 2,3,4, Assistant Chief 45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 State Playday 25 F. H.A. 2, F.H.A. Queen 25Jr. Varsity Basketball 25 Fresh- man Basketball 15 F.B.L.A. 3,45 Vice-President 3, President 45 Jr. Sr. Committee 35 Stunt Night 3545 Monogram Club 3,45 Intra-Club Council 35Miss H.H.S. 45 Perfect Attendance 1. MARGY LOU HIC KS Band l52,3,45 Pit Band 45 Graduation Chorus 1,2535 Latin Club l,2535J.C.L. Convention 1,25 Homeroom Of- ficer l,2,35G.A.A. l,2,35 State Playday 25 F.T.A. 35 Jr. Sr. Committee 35 Tennis Team 35 Debating Team 45 Stunt Night 3,45 Student Council 45 Superlative 4. WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER HIGHT Latin Club l,2535J.C.L. Convention 1,25 Freshman Bas- ketball 15 Jr. Varsity Basketball 25 Baseball l,2,3,45 Key Club 15253545 Senior Class Play 45 Student Council 1,25State Convention 25Homeroom President 35 Jr. Sr. Waiter 25 Jr. Sr. Committee 35 Perfect Attendance 25 stunt Night 354. THOMAS JEFFERSON HINSLEY, JR. Latin Club 152,35 Jr. Sr. Committee 3. VICTOR MARQUETTE HORTON Latin Club 15 Jr. Sr. Committee 3. MADELYN KAY HOYLE National Honor Society 253,45 State Convention 25 Mar- shal 2,35StudentCouncil 25 Class Officer 25 Latin Club 1,2,35 J.C.L. Convention 1525 French Club 3,45 G.A.A. 1,25 Band l52,3,45 Majorette 1,253,45 Band Officer 3,45 F.T.A. 2,3545 Point Recorder 25 Stunt Night 1,3,45 Home- roomOfficer1,2,35 Pep-Pac Staff 4, Feature Editor 45 Jr. Sr. Waitress 25 Fashion Show Model 35 Graduation Chorus 152,35 Music Council 354, Officer 3,45 Honor Roll 2,3. DENNIS PERRY HUGHES Homecoming Court 15 D.E. Club 35 Freshman Basket- ball 15 Jr. Varsity Basketball 25 Jr. Varsity Football 15 Jr.Sr.Waiter 25 Jr. Sr. Committee 35 Mr. H.H.S. 35 Student Council 15 Homeroom Officer 1. SYLVIA GAIL HUGHES Class Officer 1,25 Latin Club 1,2,3,Treasurer 15 Fresh- man Basketball 15 Varsity Basketball 2,3545 Captain 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 35 Homecoming Court 1,2,35 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Secretary 45 Jr. Sr. Waitress 25 Band 15Homeroom Officer 35 G.A.A. State Playday 2,3, 45 Jr. Sr. Committee 35 Tennis Team 35 Fashion Show Model 35 Miss H.H.S. 35 J.C.L. Convention 1,25 Stunt Night 45 Intra-Club Cotuicil 45 Girl's State 35 Superla- tive 45 Miss Pep-Pac 45 Key Club Sweetheart 4. WILLIAM LEE JORDAN Baltimore Poly'techinic Institute, Maryland 1,25 Track 35 Jr. Sr. Committee 35 French Club 3,45 Stunt Night35 Most Put-on Smile 4. ROBERT EVANS KEARNEY Band 152,3,45 Pit Band 152,35 Stunt Night 1545 Latin Club l,2,35 J.C.L. 152,35 Jr. Sr. Committee 3. WILLIAM CAREY KEARNEY Band 152,3,45 Pit Band 1,2,35 French Club 35 Music Council 45 Intra-Club Cotuicil 45 Stunt Night 1,45 Per- fect Attendance 1,35 Dixie Cardinals 4. WESLEY E. KELLY Latin Club 1,2,35Monogram Club 1,2,3,45 Varsity Foot- ball 152,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Freshman Basketball 15 Homecoming Court 35 Jr. Sr. Waiter 25 Jr. Sr. Com- mittee 35 Stunt Night 1,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Superlative 4. PATRICIA ALLEN KESLER G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 2,3,45 French Club 3,45 Latin Club l,2,35 J.C.L. Convention 1,25 Jr. Varsity Basket- ball 25 Library Council 1,45 Homeroom Officer 2,35 Jr. Sr. Committee 35 Stunt Night 1,2,4. CHARLES FREDRICK KIRKLAND Jr. Varsity Football 15 Varsity Football 2,3,4, Captain 45 Monogram Club 45 Latin Club 1,2,35J.C.L,1,25Jr. Sr. Committee 3. RUTH ANN KNOTT 184 Latin Club 1,2,35Flag Bearer 45 J.C.L. Convention 1,25 StudentCouncil 35G,A,A, 1,25 Jr. Varsity Basketball 15 Jr. Sr. Committee 35 Student Council Convention 3. LINDA ROY LEAGUE Student Council 15 Honorary Student Council 45 Latin Club 1,2,35 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Intra-Club Council 3,45French Club 3,45 Quill and Scroll 3,45De- bating Team 45 Pep-Pac Staff 3,4, Business Manager 3,4, WILLIAM WARREN LEATHERS5 JR. Key Club 2,3,4, Chaplain 35 Executive Board 35 Mono- gram Club 3545National Honor Society 253,45 President 45 Latin Club 152,35 J.C.L. 1,2,35 Homeroom Officer 35 Student Cotmcil 25 State National Honor Society Conven- tion 4, State Treasurer 45 Jr. Rotarian of the Month 45 Boy's State 35 Jr. Sr. Waiter 25 Jr. Sr. Committee 35 Jr. Varsity Football 15 Varsity Football 2,3,45 Fresh- man Basketball 15 Jr. Varsity Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Track25Morehead Nominee 45 Gradua- tion Chorus 15 Band 15 Stunt Night 1,45 Athlete of the Month 45 Superlative 4. MARY FRANCES LLOYD G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 State Playday 35 Latin Club 152,35 J.C. L. 1,25 Jr. Sr. Committee 35 F.B.L.A. 3,4. RONALD GLENN MICHELS Jr. Varsity Football 15 Varsity Football 2,3,45 Golf 1, 2,3,45StudentCouncil 3, President 45 District and State Conventions 3,45 Key Club 2,3,45 Lieutenant Governor 45 District Convention 3,45 National Honor Society 2,3. 45 State Convention 45 Monogram Club 3,45 Latin Club 1,2,35Stunt Night 1,4, M.C. 45 Jr. Sr. Waiter 25 Jr. Sr. Committee 35Jr. Sr. M.C. 35 Band 15 Graduation Chorus 15 Marshal 15 Jr. Rotarian 45 Boy's State 35 Science Symposium 25 Sadie Hawlcins Chairman 35 Intra-Club Council 45 Superlative 45 State Golf Meet 2,3545 J.C.L. Convention25 Key Club Executive Board 3,45 Student of the Month 35 Honor Roll 1,2,3. CHARLES WALLAC E MORGAN Jr. Varsity Football 15 Intra-Club Council 45 Senior Class President 4. MARY FRANCES NEWMAN G.A.A. 152,35 Band 15 Concert Usher 15 Graduation Chorus 15 Latin Club 1,2535 J.C.L. Convention 25 U.C. Y.M. 25 F.T.A. 2535 Stunt Night 2,35 Jr. Sr. Committee 35 F.B.L.A. 4. MARGARET DIANE OAKLEY National Honor Society 3,45 Vice-President 45 State Con- vention 45 LatinClub 1,2,35 G.A,A, 1,2,35 F.T.A. 2,3,45 French Club 3,4, Secretary 35 Pit Band 1,25 Homeroom ,4 GED- LM... Officer 1,25Student Council 25Jr. Sr. Waitress 25 Bull- dog Staff 35Jr.Sr.Committee Chairman 35 J.C.L. Con- vention 1,25Graduation Chorus 1,2,35 Stunt Night 1,2,3, Co-Chairman 35 Superlative 45 Honor Roll 1,2,35 Mar- shal 35Music Council 3,45Band 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. Playday 1,25 Parlimentary Procedure Workshop Chairman 45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 School Spirit Week Co-Chairman 25 Bullentin Board Chairman 2. MARY LEWIS PARHAM Latin Club 1,2,35 J.C.L. Convention 1,25 French Club 3,4, Second Vice-President 35 G.A.A. 1,2,35 Band 1,2, 3,45 F.T.A. 2,3,45 Stunt Night 35 Student Council 15 Graduation Chorus 1,2,35 Pep-Pac Staff 4,Senior Editor 45 Class Officer 45 Jr. Sr. Waitress 25 Homeroom Of- ficer 1,35 Jr. Sr. Committee Chairman 35 Superlative 45Homecoming Court 45 Miss Pep-Pac Court 45 Honor Roll1,25Girl of the Month 35 U.C.Y.M. Council 4, Sec- retary 45 Mr. and Miss H.H.S. Court 4. BOBBY FURMAN PARRISH Stunt Night 15 Jr. Sr. Committee 3. CAROLYN ROBERSON PEGRAM F.H.A. 1,25 D.E. Club 3,4, Treasurer 45 Jr. Sr. Com- mittee 3. BONNIE RAY PEOPLES Band 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2535 F,T.A, 2,3,45 French Club 35 Jr. Sr. Committee 35 Stunt Night 1,3,45 Graduation Chorus 1,2,3. DONALD WAYNE PEOPLES Jr. Varsity Football 15 Varsity Baseball 15 Freshman Basketball 15 Jr. Varsity Basketball 25 Track 25 D.E. Club 35 Jr. Sr. Committee 35 Stunt Night 1,2. CHARLES R. PERRY North Mecklenburg High School 1,2,35Debating Team 4. WILLIAM JOSEPH PERRY D.E. Club 3,45 Vice-President 4, President 45 Jr. Sr. Committee 3. JANET MARIE POYTRESS LatinClub 1,2,35J.C.L. Convention 2, Page for Conven- tion 25 G.A.A. 152,35 F.T.A. 3,45 Homeroom Officer 2, 3,45SIPA Convention 35Jr. Sr. Committee 35 Co-Editor Bulldog 45 stunt Night 1,2,4. WILLIAM THOMAS PRUITT D.E. Club 3,45 Jr. Sr. Committee 3. CAROLYN SUE REAVIS 185 Latin Club 1,25 J. C. L. Convention 1,25 Jr. Varsity Cheerleader 15 G.A.A. 1,2535 Varsity Cheerleader 2,3, '45 Homeroom 25 Student Council 35 French Club 3,45 Monogram Club 45 Jr. Sr. Committee 3. PEGGY JEAN RILEY F.H.A. 15 Library Council 45 Jr. Sr. Committee 3. CHARLES WAYNE ROBERSON Jr. Varsity Football 15 Jr. Sr. Committee 3. HILDA JEAN ROBERSON Piedmont High School5 Dabney High School25 F.B.L.A. 35 Jr. Sr. Committee 3. JOYCE ANN ROBERSON F.H.A. 25 Perfect Attendance 25 F.B.L.A. 45 Jr. Sr. Committee 3. MARY E LI ZABE TH ROBERSON G.A.A. 1,2,35 F.H.A. 1,25 Jr. Varsity Basketball 15 Varsity Basketball 2,35 Flagbearer 45 Jr. Sr. Commit- tee 3. WILBUR STEVE ROBERSON Jr.Varsity Football 15 Varsity Football 2,3,45 Basket- ball 15 Track 1,2,35 Student Cotuicil 15 Student of the Month 15Class President 15 Key Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 45Monogram Club 2,3,4, President 45 Latin Club 1,2,3, Vice-President 15 Basketball Manager 35 Homecoming Court 35 Jr. Sr. Waiter 25 Jr. Sr. Committee 3. JOAN KAY ROGERS G.A.A.1,2,35F.B.L.A. 3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Jr. Sr. Com- mittee 35Stunt Night 25Homeroom Officer 45 Band 1,2, 3,45 Graduation Chorus 152,35 G.A.A. State Playday 25 Jr. Varsity Basketball 2. DAVID CAMERON ROSE Latin Club 1,2,3, Secretary 25 J.C.L. Convention 1,25 Freshman Basketball 15Honor Roll 1,2,35 Marshal 1,3, Chief 35 Jr.Varsity Basketball 25 Track 25 Jr. Science Symposium 25 Key Club 2,3,45 Sttmt Night 2,3,45 Jr. Rotarian of the Month 45 National Honor Society 2,3,45 State Convention 4, State Convention Chairman 45 Jr. Sr. Waiter 25 Perfect Attendance 2,35 Homeroom Of- ficer 35Jr.Sr.Committee 35 Boy's State 35 Superlative 45 Senior Class Play 4. RICHARD WAYNE ROSS Latin Club 1,2,35 J.C.L. Convention 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 Drum Major 45Graduation Chorus 1,2,35 Music Council 3,45 Debating Team 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 State Convention 4, Jr. Sr. Committee Chairman 3, Stunt Night l,2,3,4, Homecoming Chairman 4, Superlative 4, F.B.L.A. Typing Contest 3,Bulldog Staff 2,4, Advertis- ing Manager 4, Class Prophet 4, Honorary Student Coun- cil 4, Vice-President Teenage Club 4. FREDDIE LEACH SANFORD Stunt Night 3, Jr. Sr. Committee 3. LARRY VAN SMILEY Weldon High School 1,2,3. SANDRA KAY SOUTH G,A.A. 1,2,3,4, F.T.A. 3,4, Latin Club 1,2,3, J.C.L. Convention 1,2, E-ulldogStaff4, Typist 4, Jr. Sr. Com- mittee 3,Stunt Night 3, Sttmt Night Usher 4, Homeroom Officer 1, Band 1,2,3,4, Pit Band 1,2,3,4, Graduation Chorus 1,2,3, Miss Pep-Pac Court 3, Jr. Sr. Waitress 2. DONNA LOU STURGES Freshman Basketball 1, Latin Club l,2,3, J.C.L. Con- vention l,2,G.A.A.1,2,3,F.T.A.2,3,4,French Club 3,4, Jr.Sr.Waitress 2, Fashion Show Model 3, Jr. Sr. Com- mittee 3, Graduation Chorus l,2,3, Stunt Night 4, Piano 1,2. IDA JANE TIDWE LL Latin Club 1, G.A,A. 1, F.H.A. 1,2, French Club 3, Jr. Sr. Committee 3. THOMAS NATHAN TUCKER Latin Club 1,2,3, Homeroom President 1,2,3, Stunt Night 1,2,3,StudentCouncil2,3,4,KeyClub 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4, Jr. Sr.Committee 3, Jr. Sr. Waiter 2, Tennis 2,3,4, Superlative 4, J.C.L. Convention l,2. ELIZABETH ANN VAUGHAN F.H.A. 1,2, F.B.L.A. 2,33 Jr. Sr. Committee 3. ROBERT THOMAS VAUGHAN Freshman Basketball 1, Track2,French Club 3,4, Stimt Night 3, Jr. Sr. Committee 3. SALLY ANN VAUGHAN G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, F.T.A. 2,3,4, Latin Club 1,2,3, J.C.L. Convention 1,2, Debating Team 4, Bulldog Staff 4, Typist 4, Jr. Sr. Committee 3, Stunt Night 2,3, Homeroom Of- ficer 2,4, G,A,A, State Playday 2. NONA LULA VICK D.E. Club 1,2,Fashion Show Model 3,Jr. Sr. Committee 3. KAREN ANN WELLS StudentCouncil 1,2,3,Secretary 3, Chairman Religious Emphasis Week 2,Student Council Convention 2,College Career DayCommittee Chairman 2, Chairman Bulletin Board Committee 2, Latin Club 1,2,3,J.C.L. Convention 1,2, G.A.A. 1,2,3, F.T.A. 2,3,4, Treasurer F.T.A. 4, Girl of Month 2, Jr. Sr. Waitress, Jr. Sr.Commi.t.tee 3, Homeroom Officer 2, Band 1,2,3,4, Graduation Chorus 1,2,3, Fashion Show Model 3, Bulldog Staff Business Manager 4, General Chairman Stunt Night 4, Music Council 4, Intra-Club Council 4. ELLEN CATHERINE WHITE Band 1,2,3,4,G.A.A.1,2,3,F.T.A.2,4,French Club 3,4, Tennis Team 3,4, Debating Team 4, J.V. Basketball 2, Graduation Chorus 1,2,3, Stunt Night 3, Jr. Sr. Com- mittee 3, V.P. French Club 4. ROBERT WOOD WHITE Latin Club l,2,3, Key Club 1,2,3,4,Monogram Club l,2, 3,4, Varsity Football l,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3, Student Cotuicil 1,3,4, V.P. Student Council 3, Treasurer Stu- dent Council4,National Honor Society 2,3,4, Stunt Night 1,2,3,4,Jr.Sr.Committee 3gJr. Sr. Waiter 2, H.R. Of- ficer 1, Delagate Jr.Science Symposium2, J.C.L. Con- vention l,2, J.C.L. 1,2, Honor Roll 1. EDDIE JEAN WIGGINS . F.H.A. 1,2, Secretary, F.H.A. 2, Jr. Sr. Committee 3. MARVIN THOMAS WORTHAM J.V. Football 2,3,4, Monogram Club, Homeroom Officer 4, Track Freshman Basketball. BETTY ANNE GILLAND Everett High School 1, Louisa County High School 2,3. IB6 ' 1 1..- s i --- -i s ---1 5 74-fc--AN-- fn:-vvxjf-- 'ii refs 1 I-A 44... squash ,, WM., A- - ----M --ww' -' f-U.-.-.1 In-ww Graduates of Henderson High School We've watc hed you grow from little tots to fine young men and women. And while you grew taller and wiser, we too were growing. This picture on this page is that of the P. H. Rose building, hous- ing not only Henderson's top variety and Junior Department Store but also the Home Office of the largest group of stores of its type in the Southeast. Your patronage has helped us grow. We hope we shall continue to merit your confidence in our ability to provide you with the best in mer- chandise at lowest prices. ROSE'S 5-I0-256 STORES 1550 Stores in 7 Southeastern States t ,gf Aviv f...l in X i p- gg 1 iw, ,Six fury V :M H L q ww E E 4 V 4 -- . :QL , ,f .iffy --Jgf -4 fix ,gtr . up . 1 ,fy I - ' f? J ' r 4 , .. W ,- . ,. k, , ,7 . ,sr f -6- 'E , 1, 1 L , Ze . ' at 5, we IQ Q.g.f,Al..+, ,T,f1,4,Q1' 1731 ,fL4M 'Q Fl LL'-C-'ef 1 UL Y L -fl QAu. i .f..lfQOQaf,.Q-i1f.l' fxisdrg 11 J! QW Q f wi - 07.51 ff 7-x. if -i V' , , FIRST NATIONALJJBAQN K ff. ' I' 'fi V I i ,X ig an -3 ik L OF HENDERSON? if it We cordially invite accounts large and small. We feel that relations once established will become permanently agree- able and mutually profitable. Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Henderson, North Carolina Refreshing remembrance I. AUTOG RAPHS - E XM :H I V' FKLJ' . . 1 . ' I r i I Kg blk- - Compliments of 5' ft or ' Lg 1 i . V, I I' my-K A flffs'-' 4 F .......-.-.-i gt J 3 AK! l, x, U 9-f l W W I 'y I A ...li sl sizes n fu' ---- ggi: 'xo iS 's' G I X ROSE Oll CO. , 8. ROSE GIN SUPPLY CO. , ,ix 6, az rm ill J ' M .. . lnulxx M614 ' 1' lomod md: mlm-riry sl TM Cao-Cds Company by 1 ff-H -- if Vfffizwyiie-if-y .-...Wea ir'-A, -,,- 1-I-f f -we :fm L- k HENDERSON FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. Complete Home Furnishings Including Carpet, Linoleum, Frigidaire, Appliances, Speed Queen, and Easy Washers. Air Conditioned For Your Comfort. Dial GE 8-7137 I-Ienderson, North Carolina CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY The Leading Bank in This Section Since 1889 Accounts Large and Small Invited Three Locations To Serve You Better MAIN OFFICE West End Branch DRIVE-CORNER 130 S. Garnett St. 826 S. Garnett St. 108 Breckenridge S Henderson, North Carolina PAUL'S HAIR STLYING Compliments of For A New Look In Beauty PARHAM MQTQRS BON TON ESSO MARIE'S Harris Sz Daniel ESSO SERVICE Garnett Street Henderson, North Carolina Henderson, North Carolina ' I I-I I by , ,mem Complete Banking Services For Everyone wliilfwlyzffwafi I . - I NIY,-.QMILAII I , V K I. . .L MAIN OFFICE lk W DRIVE-IN BRANCH s. Garnett st. no ' I Z 503 s. Wnuam st. PI I- I- I R, III I f I- 1 rx S-' 'I QT 'CI lg I, . L ff I 2 I , . I lm xx W ! M Henderson, North Carolina 'I I V G I MII! uxgjf, in I- I ,Il I . ,I . ,I K f MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION II tI,fIk If 1 1 , I V I III, on Win PIII H, TVN 1. I If WU I MWLIW K A AII! Q'1'A' f, W AIM'-W my A As in 11,11 A ' iw. U ,Q I IA. ici-, .I , .,,, f I. ...I '-' A-' I ' 'II L. If 45. If I 'OIL 4--'V ' - X. '- X II, 4 'I I 4 j I kg .IQ eff? mu. Ifnrif Ig. . ..NI'Qfe.I.fQ' QIJIJ S. .MIL fi J.CQ.,Q?.I ILILL '-'A-limi -'U I SANFORD MILLING COMPANY '-IL -C-'I .L I- - ' , IRI, ,fu ILIA. V -4' Yu QI,,I..I. 0' Maxfli I . High Grade Flour and Feeds Snow Flake-Hartness Choice White Heron-Southern Belle f Phone GE 8-4526 If IIT? XJ I! 'I 1 . I I I I I I I I I . ' I , I . II, ' I II I . . I , I, I . ,xx II 1, If 1 I I , I 7II I I' I 'I 'r I' V ix IIITII I VI, . - I X I, L -V ,'I,I,,I I. ,VI IIII III 'II OMIW T,I,I I ,III I, I. 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A f LIT For More Bfg'M6?neyf 4 j f J QOL X I ,A A- I KI, 4 4Tc'f.4iP' Nr-XIKIJL ft f T, 'jf' ff' , I .- rr , V, 14 l1 'I'f4C' ,'vT,fgv- , o , M, I MclNNIS 8. PALMER MOTORS, INC. , N Mercury, Comet, Lincoln, Continental, Ramloleff. . I L .- 1 I . L wr f . Q' 'V f FRED B. HIGHT, JR. 4 Real Estate Insurance Henderson, North Carolina Ii I' Compliments of MOTOR sALEs co. Henderson, North Carolina Compliments of VANCE HOTEL CRYSTAL DINING ROOM Serves Food - Your appetite Remembers I I A. R. PERRY'S GLASS CO. I FASHION CRAFT FURNITURE I MART Mirrors, Table Tops, and Stone Fronts. . U.s. Highway 158 we-Sr I I 230 Winder Street ,j XX I Henderson, North Carolina Henderson, North Carolina D 'LTCJ F' it V KT' I ,XIII Wig-, ,Q 41 .I I AXI ' A I Ir- I I R fr! I jg 'V' N , UL 1' f 'J pug V' A. 0 if A A ! 1 Cf, 'Av - N J -Y I J dy A 5 Q' C, ff f , f V , BU Jw ELXJJIT5 ' C 55 f E . Tiff, A 'H .V X LY I ' Cyl ,fn 'Q ,L J I W ,- M 'QL 1 J, My A MP XV Q 1 ff Eff ' iv J 1' 1 A ' Ei, X, 'P Y N IV :X N. g Vx U' gvjfblj, bw ,UI My-U Q-7 up -F1 If Lf Y A, LJ I' BQ - X J 1, A . x' 5,1 A Af , T J 11 fx JZ R W ' N -J 'X 5' r' - x ' L J . ' kr' T ' 'J . ,J Q J In 1 1 -X, U f' I Lf? I I FI A LW Lisp!! W ally 'YJ Aw X+ f- ,4'fX 1,.1- . J FE YA if L LDL! H 512 Compliments Ol V 'QE QM' E ' E ' X--Q 'Q ' E' LJ qi vi xx PEARCE ELECTRIC MACHINE in A 'Where azfdu' F., Tig 'F ,I . 1 COMPANY ,V J ! ?Service Unite? 1 ww 1 N I in TJ SQJDQX Piibne GE78-Q134 V X., I Ak? xpflyxl f- QT, - ' QTL., ,fix by X ,J X N J A w J Lili!! XX D7 , u A Q 2 ' Compliments of K er a ore v ldxxsend NO th Calif na VANCE TRUCKING COMPANY OD' 1 C nv Q: 'aF'wgl- Q Vw v Q 1 Ng P :7 Y, vvff 77 , 2 QE of ' V' N V' Congratulatio Q f NwOoLAR,D'S,frNc,i: 9 T? J AAEWEN,E w YV 2 , pf X- A Jw Wm xlMT'YOii'I'JHC'a1fh andy? :T Y H S X X ,I :ii BgiwfypcentqgwVVXECAAQ-,bv A E TJ 1 CPAN, . ' ' for X4 'L 71530 EI9arneAf:EStrQE'EEJ xffu ix?-ff' L I1 '-N N Ay X XXV X X! '.,,f uf ,jr ' Y f ' , ,N .W ' '1Ni16 Ra1e rghXRoad,,ff, Hendgrsi T 3153 X ,,l H ,jf -N , ' P 'X K 5 'N E w K svn A yy fm Q Q' 1 X ' F , it .' I 1, ' X xlhlu V A VJ 'X 'X t I if -' Ccig liments of 75-X Q EQ! H X J p f XA A pp wffK SfMg-X X Xe, HAVNNON'S Gnocenv QW R 1ESNve M A .1 ' ur B , , QJFSXJ Pg Dabney Drive Henders'on, No!LQh'CaLcgFi1a X fx X ' REX f 'QS QNX E ' Mmt, , ---.-,v, Y YA, m,,n,, gwl ,. , Y mg , -, W . . .f W... - -. -Y H mmm- - f--V' w w- 'i f' ' ' - A'- ' - ' - - . , ' a ' , . , A , V, - L- A -:L am f-.....,..,,.. ., ...,.- frm- 1-W ,- M 'M A., .,.,.,.,, .--. . ,W .. ,- ,. ,. ...- .fn -.,.,..-. , fi I , I IC fx tml, J PJ, , I f p IJ 1 it IIN , I , 5, ' , gf If I TP zf L NE , I,-1' If' j N' X V,-f Il- f Qndlf ,EH 4A Jxjvjv XYVJI , ,I A FORD'S Ui ,ffl wi V, ,Q .I E. c. SEAMAN ihfinfkfi-s4off1,a5p Outfitters FY ' . LIIX X i' 'I I I I ,hh A' I 1 Aj I Real Estate ft Pianos-jlvfiisical Instruments Insurance Ill by cam,5i-as-G1fts- Novelties I I ' Phone GE 8-3424 Henderson, North Carolina Henderson, North Carolina ELECTRIC PRODUCTS COMPANY Frigidaire-Zenith Dial GE 8-6142 A C14 Henderson, North Carolina Compliments ol VIRGINIA CAROLINA COMMUNICATION Henderson, North Carolina M ELLIS MOTOR COMPANY Chrysler Plymouth Dodge Valiant Cooper Ave. and Chestnut St. Henderson, North Carolina HENDERSON VULCANIZING COMPANY Motorola T. V. Goodyear Tires and Batteries Norge Appliances Henderson, North Carolina MODERN APPLIANCE CENTER Hotpoint, RCA Victor, Furniture Dial GE 5738 Henderson, North Carolina HOCUTT DRUGS Phone GE 8-4152 Horner Building Opposite Post Office Henderson, North Carolina .1 X ff! lj' ,i J ,A V, Y Xl Y' U' LV' if HL' lf E . i. -1 we if .fv if . E , , ' W .J if tw ff -E1 e 1 , , ev ' . A JV VF V lf Pf ly N E -4 4 . J- J AJ? 'ft 414' 7 Q , f -ex . A ...J-f F It 1 l -'V' IV MQ f km!! fx -W r x Vx if Ev- 'Ev 1' .U X cz' 1 L' 7-.fklxl R!! 7' f A-'id 5' X Z ' 1 'E ff E.. if -E ,.'1 ! - E-Q i I ' ,lf f, if- - ompiimentsfbff' . ii Ki I A t ' ..3dy'..x Y if Jil, N px. gfql' 4 V' CO, J V .I . I V ' ,I ' H NDE ON DEBUG ' ' A Y' 7 , .V ff 2,0 I gp E f24? East Mon-tg4oii,gry9StreiEt 'ff'-,, 1 I-4,33 V 6 - Nw girl, A 4,1 f,js,,,- v F I 4 lv K - I ,v IJ M - if 'V' KJ! ,fy -if -- ' fi- O O 'N 2' f' V AFM ,JJMO V 5-,if 7 fmcfwixil JI w PM 1 ' ffQFrazimi1QBrOthers Groceries J.. --,A ,, 'V Mr 'gr f , A. . f -N .N 7 A Q, J V Meat anti Produceg Elgeds and Seeds 'C C ' C9 ,WJ my , Ml. O. D. WOODLIE1- s GROCERY 9 .LW . pl' p H0354 A if. 'MQ' EI Elerso,ti,f ortli Carolina ' ' f l 3 F 1 A 2 x tivo? if ' M . HENRY MOSS gl COMPANY fi XA, 1 D,Av1s.EssO SERVICE R Jr 4 M 'QI t Rf lf- C A ' X 'Y .1 JU . .IS 'Roth4stewait'g5. n Green Gables Texaco Service if C MO'relf0'r iegs ,QM Harris and Long, Prop. ' ivy Shah it Cgmege Shop ' for boys ' X N T f ,for girls L' A SPORTSMAN'S CENTER J A City Barber Shop . Xb-kN5We s.p'eeifalig,e !in flatto ix. .XL , My N 'sly' ily-1 Dlfk-QI AX, X ,KX we 'llgjfl 'ii ,L Compliments of H ,fx 'A Y QS l N X... iff! gi JJ Clements Motor Co. is 'S jf 'iif 7Y,f-ff' 7 -N' TS - jg. XF gfgwir me . fl -:lj ,Av f Y I 'X ' my X 3 , X Q 3, LJ, RObertsOn's Guli Service LT, A 74 97 f.3sj-. ARLENE'S .gf yi, sf, - N, O X . W. W. Robertson, Proprgi .V gli' if ,X . .,.. QQ ixf. washing- Lubrication-9 X. .ee Reads?-tQffWea1',Sf1dppe Tires - Batteries , Q X521 'fjfijii . j Hendersony North Carolina Phone GE 8-5011 'jx-,f,f J 71 lx Q' f W, , J 'gfj QXM 'rykffompliments of GR1ssOM's BARBER SHOP .3 ff iv f . OFF AMERICAN COFFEE SHOP DABNEY DRIVE if lays , LJ .. X ' ffl-ef ff g- E H - -Ei I 11 J A 1 X W-fi' I ,V if H I X' A xg, ' . -fr if , ly '46 f ! f Ili .f L 7' ilxfq 1 'Lv V wx f J A rl, is A 7 I 1, GJQHTASTIQEE Rgslmf f- ' If I , jx.-17' IX , I, I xA , .51InericaX's Mo t FavorIte ,Q A rf IU If In U . ,J 'Y . J I I-' I V ' -A . -' p ft vxjk D A .rv . ,Y W w -1 :iq ,1 I., , l Jn, ' I ' ' fi ,. if' ' C ones4Sha.k?sQ,Sundaes - and ,, ,af if I ,J ,f W HL, O, A Ezffana Splits X' ' I V, ,nf , ,fr Compliments of PENNY'S E ' ' mr 1 ,uw Q 1 E, .- --Q. ---O.. ,X ,I n U I A , kf..g,, M 4,.,,. N . Q.,-f 4,-A X , . ,,,., -ww - .,,,hIj, f - H-mc. U,-f M ,al bs' K ,j .4,,,f -,, THE HENDERSON GROCERY X, . N - , f 4, sw,- L J. X 2..,,,,,,,x A h ,Wei , CAROLINA WAREHOUSE JW' - A INV JI' Wholesale Distributors IW For the sale and purchase Del Monte and Pocahontas of 1ea,f tobacco, Fruits and Vegetables Henderson, North Carolina Mebrose and White House Flour N V I ' K W Magi, In ,IW-A WI, LA' r i C. A ' M J '- n V L V LV? - MII. 'IV f-I 'XI il QLIJIIII I V Qty NLJ' I VCLL ' VW 'if 'I if I W ' , ' mm tw ' ju t 1 H' gf ti , BA -B-Q DRIVE IN ,ff fr w L NIIV IJ - L ftp 4 h L V Lib IL!! !V A K1 wvff iuof FIOREVUQ' 1, If fn it ' fr if . :ff u W ' 3 is A t IT' ' jf UU ' M, H ,L SJ' M Ury if 4, J ' IQ I3eJti,c1ousVhar-b3q7and I Hn xl ,QI . mg! Pt. R 51, EBL,-f N 1 rl -rftpf brunswieifbtew. XI b 1 r diff L.77,lj-1' , V L I QV ' . 'A E l ii 5' VI' if M-. 2, ,N V V f Shgssfforl BlgB'f3x,1TF-1'l5q. MJ' I A 1 Norhw a Road gf! 'Mt ,YQ ' Q xii LI' fy W f KK I I Henderson, North Caroilamai 7 Evita twrlyf L,-I .V IK ', ii 'f X. I W' - , 1 ,N f K 1 f ' f ,fr I I LU V .JIJA 41' I7 ffyfjx If A? ., ,I LOUGHLIN GooDwYN, ' I t Loughyn-Goodwyn J eyvfiallgs Henderson, North Carolina f, II X X 1 f' J IJIJII' .J I I . , I x J 1 f , ,M g Best wishes: for a 7 1, A AN -1 J suizoessful future. A If-i I N If . XV, JV 1 ,V 2 Vr- fi I PARKERIS REXAUL DRUG! I ' STQRE 7 'L ftfx! nf I I FDependaIJ1e Qprqysrpiligltionh i 1 1 I Serviee Sinbe 1889 ,. , , - ., 1 V I , I , I M I f 'x' I If I I , f A 1 ' X14 I, X. I J I 1 I If , W 5 K A --- 1 J.. I ,V-fi PERFECT PACKED PRODUCTS CO. V!-Ienderson, North Carolinak A t 5.10 Qolonial Pickles and tx W--f' Temtee Olives 1, 4 Qi. X we Q' X CLA ,- , r 1 U' .W Lf A fi . 1 V., tb CE , , ,KI- CLL 1 it ,X I A. L Nyyf RH L. , ,P c CRYQTIAN HARWARD trununun: comnuv iw, ,-, - i J lk ,if Nts, , f 4 A J X- Rx 1 4,4 A lf I 't '+I tg 14,2 Lug , Y LLLC PLIU , J : 4 K V Q, V vi 'W ,V L 1 ' X A .1 gixinisgiingsb ls! W3- .Lf VL' it ,, Y CEL E ,Q J' 7 Y 75 , ,551 A !.5i V i twiki H' L ti fu Cf It W Y P' tv! P ' L11 ex get ' P iD1aP9'E L8ll819F W' ' if ,JL .VII k rrj X Wlrx x,,l V -4 1 A -'L , :Le K' fn K .lftfln 5 f Q-if !,w ' l 1 Hendersqilq North Carolinarf' , ,S 1 H KJ 6 II if ' Q ,L ll V-if L, 411 4' f ix, , ' J ff! 7 , WN Ji if A to N lp kj- LJ ' ' !f LU. rf if 3 if J, i v 53 fit 5 2 f if nays: if fs ,C it Q ' V X 'Qolngtratulations from 4 opt if Y- 3' Ser-ying Students J U. -lg it , , 4 ,- Q - . a Ti Teachers with K , C 3+ NT' 4 , NF H4 'N FKxriit,,,1-,VX,5L,, xx rl. 1Lv xx I NL xxij x cfs A PX LAX in ,' A , x, - Ft National Brands 9 ' C -P wfmnsveu Y ' 4, H RL rj -7 4? Y' Since 1875 ' t f K oft, X? T5 f Q ' if ' Henderson's Favorite 'L if of CaJ1A1iha's '1f5'4'.,.7' ' 2 to 1 '- i f it if ' . K s , V, 1 x A ,1 1 , X 1eQl.O1desff De 1f'StQI'g if-'lf V 1450 on your dial N 2 J , ,-il ,, X f x . I X l E X ' Yfxi Q X' The best in music ,, 6 'IA' i o ' L 1, V! il, Try, M G It 22 W giant. 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