Henderson Institute - Panther Yearbook (Henderson, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1967 volume:

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Af' PANTHER xf V Comfemif FOREWORD- - ALMA MATER - - TEACHERS OF THE YEAR ADMINISTRATION FACULTY - - SENIORS - - IUNIORS - - - SOPHOMORES - - FRESHMEN - - - JUNIOR HIGH- - - ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES - - ADVERTISEMENTS . , D ,PALE-1 ealimiion -1 96 7 'WW Because they have worked for and with us, because they have given generously of their time and wisdom--words are a poor substitute with which to express our sincere respect and admiration for these two people. They are chairman and co-chairman of the music department, sponsor of the Hen- derson lnstitute Marching and Concert Bands. They voluntarily give so much of their time to their students and their school. Everyone respects these two teachers and looks up to them for advice and help. They are never too busy to stop and talk with a student or to help the school in any way they can. In appreciation for such devoted service the Annual Staff proudly dedicates the 1967 Panther to Miss E. Drake and Mr. I. R. July. Dedication - 1966-67 Miss J. E, Hicks is one of Henderson Institute's most outstanding teachers. She received her A. B. from Spellman College and M, A, from the University of Michigan. She enjoys teaching just as her students enjoy being with her in class. Her sincere interest in her students is genuinely appreciated. Miss Hicks has many interests other than teaching. Her hobbies include reading and music. The Panther staff is proud to dedicate this Annual to you Miss J. E. Hicks. Om Pa rents We would like to take this opportunity to bestow upon our parents this deserved honor because of their love, devotion, inspiration, understanding, and their never ending patience. 5 ,- W sg cw r-s Xx- 1' 1'f'vs. ff A s- f x Y 'iii ,.,- b gil'-j I, V I Q h,,,,V, 1 ff ' '-A-'ir4- 4 1 A g+- LYJQ Qky ,,f'9xf55-133 .74-.f' ' -5,13 74 , '-' '- ' ' 11 1 ' awful 1 1 h - . -fr IPQWQUSFY Ye ars would , ,., L. -.xx 1 1 1 1 ' ff 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' : .,. 1 . , rg -1' 'fun 1 , X. ,.-. vs a f, ,.-l-- -,iv 1 -Q s if 1-1--f . Y., 1 .. H, . ':- - ' fx , 1 Af' ,L Vi! 463. x, 51 OW Alma Maier CV Game Night Oh, H. 861. we're loyal, To all thy precepts true, Glad moments we have cherished, We owe our gratitude, To thee we raise our voices, ln triumph far and high, For our Alma Mater, H. 851. Oh, H. QI. we love thee, No matter where we roam, We'll always love our colors, Dear old Black and Gold, Oh, lovely plains of learning We hold our heads so high, For our Alma Mater, H. SL 1. Essie Baskett, Homecoming Queen f . Mr, and Miss Alumni Teachers of the Yew 1966-1967 .1 ' .lr 1 ' , 5' vs , 5, 6 3. , ' ,L h ' A 4 X 1 Q I 5 w ' ' 'I f -4 5 A- . -. ' -1 I, 1 - '-1 . .' 'r-of '1-H, uk Q .-- I ,I ,v V' Q A 6 'xl' 1 .- . ' ag r fr Xi: , ' I r. 7 , g K . . Q F TT rr , B H 1 I' , A 1 'L -. : ka its -n tt si., - T ' 1 'QA' ' l L -- 'nf 69' 1 :J lin, Z 1' ' I ' ' -f V . , ' PJ . it , 7' by 'Q r - ff '11 -. ' . Ti ,X ' E53 .3 'Slug 1, lg' Q-ai Q .- 5 651 JS vain?-U' MR, CLARENCE V. KNIGHT and MRS. VALERIA J. ALSTON Their loyalty shall never be forgotten, for within their hearts they possess only love and kindness towards everyone. -QW-s i -Q Because of such great kindness and love, we give to them, the title of Teachers of The Year for 1966-1967. E-R -lebx , 5-21- 1 S Qs- .S 54L -fix h l 5-N.. x N--., ' i- Q g p :mf - - R - E -r H : l -g , E ll , Q? A ' g - rg Edzrwff Message i lg I , . fi.. ? r 3 ii E 4: 1 A N52 t - : 354- t ' :T , ' iii '-- ' -is A - .1 -A e A - -, With the fading of summer into fall we witness the aban- doning of summer activities to once again enter the challenging doors of learning. The bewildered and somewhat frightened freshmen, the eager sophomores, the confident juniors, and the proud but somewhat sad faces of the seniors flood mighty halls of ivy to uphold and respect the loyalty of our alma mater, H. SL l, The faces of I-l. gc I are many and varied, but they reflect you, the student body. Yesterday a happy face, today saddened, tomorrow a tearful but eager face meets the world with meek anticipations. Editor Ollie Fuller , Ig g:.:,. ,. 3 Q ., .. , .,, . . 4 . , fi ' . ...v..-11 , . ,. ,. .,. ,. ti l ..i fr. ,K , ful. . .,,f-f ..a-' - .1 -'H-'V-.1. -,- evil'-n--,., 1 .:'4:'1. 1 my ' Q.. wh- .1 ' A , ' ' ' -3' 4 .'rv1w -1l T'f. '5: ws 'f 'af'- Ri ve . .,., 'rl' -ms' 5 ii kT5 'i 'ro ifff I a.: 1 'r' - 5. .jx 'L .I 54? JJ' V jiri' '3'f4? 3- rf - C0-Edzlo act M atm ge fm ,Ill ui, ,v' vi fi 'iff' .I A T 'sqmg - i A' as 3:51 , f V i i gif? .'-fy.-3 f.-' V . ,' 5.1 +-ififuiii ci fy? uf hiv It has been said that one opens a good book with anticipa- tion, and closes it with profit. The basic idea in planning the Panther has been the creation of a book that will meet these requirements. Joyful times and thoughtful moments have been selected as subjects for the picture story of the year. Each division page features a well-known saying and a picture of some Historical place you may have seen during the year. The staff hopes you will begin reading the history of this year with a great deal of anticipation. When you close the book, it is hoped that you will have reaped a profit of renewed memo- ries ofthe days of the Black and Gold. Co-Editor, Michael Alston y- if QE -IF? iii if . 1' 42: s z 56 ' ,Ls s .,.-A , 4. , .5 Ili -1. ,,-gn n-ag .. 'I' wi: '.w '. ,455 .V , . .. 1' 1, ,-,, .A .. 03 , .- u 7 Q! liq- rf ' 27, jg: rf: r 1, 1 . Q . ,., , 'iflciif f .24 ' .fn . x, iwwfsnffvf'-f - A if . xwtl kwzfg 1 ' ffgvfvzb YW11' ,Q . , ' ff' W ww., Q. Q 4 A 0 I fu 'M' ' 1 ,u.. 1' '. 4 .. .X .-. H 'E'1'-'ijftb . , 'J 1 1- 3 1 T V- 1 , , 4 1 11 11 ,W H I N 1,1 Y fam . ,rf J 'Y ' R 1 ' J1 . K , myv ,:,f,,,A. N 1 1 1 . f - 1 ' H 1 ww ,Qawfa qw A WW ,QF A - ,Q M 1,,,-1.2' ,HH 'if 'Z 'R ..n A A M X 1 H 1 - :',.m,a , ,v X if V 'J ,,,,wf- 1 - 1 11 1: 1 1 1 . 36 1 1 ,, 11 1 1 1 1 ' r - .-v . ,-..A Ag ministration la' X I Fours ls 'the only country deliberately 54: ' . '- Q -'. 1, founded on a good xdgghn Gunther K if AK 4 - ,L -I - 4 .'NN QL, V f x 1 xx N X1 , 1 OW P7'j7'ZC4Dd! L ff A Mme with az Pmjbore Greetings: 1967 Class You are entering an era of Guidelines , Do not look back. Thank God for what you have, for the tools you now possess. Certain things can be accomplished by law, and others cannot be accomplished by law. intelligence cannot be legislated, neither can morality, loyalty and discretion. Public inquisitions call for hard work - - that's your challenge. But, take time out on the way - - to smell the flowers. Z OW Animiiif Pifiiifibiil You are completing your high school education at a very interesting period in our history. As you are exposed to many opportunities, it is our sincere hope that the experiences you have had here have been of such that will inspire you with desire and courage to .1 push onward until you have obtained those goals that will insure for you a good and useful life. C. V. Knight A Mme 0 Diftiiiclioii Our assistant principal, Mr. C, V, Knight, looks upon each student as individual with potentials. He takes time to help each student realize and develop this po- tential. It is in this endeavor as in all other area under his guidance and influence that Mr. Knight is a successful and respected assistant principal. You are old only if you'd rather win an argument than be right. .. .... . ...... . ......... Thomas C. Desmond Cezzmelom and Dems 'R Cozzmeling H l e I 4 Afyim in -. ' QW , EA., Q ' ' f..-- , - azyj vga, L Edzzeezlzenal A . fy,- ,rtg j v ,tp y 'ho.'Z'oi'z'5? '?o ' ,Qi it 'l f'.f'.j'.1w'j'1Q'g 'fit and 5 'TZ'32'Z 1'i:g3 -'Wt I Career tl' S '32,f1'Zf ',a1' . :gt .ug -,Q V , f Plezmezng V! ' E 'ian' ' 5 xg 1 I X f MRS, M. M. AVENT, Dean of Girls and Counselor Received her B. A, degree from Bennett College and M, A. from Columbia University Cezmyelem Offer Veeezfiomzl Guidance MR. C. V. KNIGHT, Dean of Boys, World and American History. Has M. Ed. Hamp- ton Institute and Penn State University l I v Seeifefa ifier No face which can give to a matter will stead us so well at last as the truth, - Henry David Thoreau 1- JY ' Na Qs , g:fn..::.fx 43 'f, f-fl' f MISS C. SMITH, Office Secretary The training which maher men happier! in lhemrelzfer alro iizaher them' mort reiwieeahle fo olheifr' - Stoner of Vince 1853 A MISS F. RICHARDSON, Personal Secretary to Mrs, M, M, Avent 1 Cakteria Sfdjf jffff Z' nd H'-Q STANDING Left to Right: Mrs. Burwell, Mrs. Williamson, Mrs. Henderson Mrs. Carroll. By the Work One Knows Czzftociiam ,il I S Il If I A , I I us? Q., I K! T' SITTING left ro right: Mr. Marvin, Mrs Kelly, Mrs. Alston, Mr, Alston. Fa' ffl, f Q , y 1 f 1 i 1 . rv' 1 U' 'Y I 411 - 1 . u , ' 3 1 1 U N, X H 1 4 2 ' . yr ' xx 1 1 lv F ' '11 . ,I 'rf , . 1 I I I' . ,' ,. -rv, J ef-A - ss- 1 Y 'EI would not hesitate to say 'that the 1.1 United States is the fjnest society Ciimsa I, ' 1' d l that the world has thus fa f fg. ' V Alfred North Whitehea b - N FX--, ,. .. W 3 QAXIN 1- K . 'X f .' 1 vt V . E '- I - 1 Y 1 1 4 Y 'I ' . 1 ' , Q , -l l ' .1 1 1 I v . - 1 ' 1 ,V , , ' e . Q I I 1 f I ' I ' 1 J 'U V N I' , I 1' 1' A I ' ll U I I 1 ,x' 1 I j ju'Pf 1.15f lil 'I I1 I I rj J' 'J I 'I 'P if 'J '11 fm Kd' .fx it LB Q mn ---Hi f' We . 1,.,,,e,t-,-,.,,,,g:.5,g Q.. 4 5 ',',',1f L , ---1+--f-+1'-+11--f1 1 as it Q t ' T61 nfl , -, ,. ' . N' :----1--1-1-ff'.1 '1 'a'1 ' 135 fl 1111367-'l 555- -at ISSSQS3 1 1 I 1 1 1 I asia L ft y 111i E we , 1 .5 in 'Y ' v . f 'f U, Ii lllll 41 y tr l ,w a Cam, 2- film l 'L'N uAt .www l Faculty MRS. V. I. ALSTON Physical Science - Physics MRS. M. M. AVENT Guidance Counselor Dean of Girls MR. N. AVERY Health - Physical Ed. Head Track and Football Coach MRS. M. S. BALL English 3-4 - World History MRS. J. B. BOONE Music--Choral MRS. L. T. BROWN Librarian Under Their Direction Ami Gicicicmce MR. C. W. BROWN Algebra 1-2 'Keg' MRS. M. S. BULLOCK i Drama - College Prep. French and English MR. L. G. BULLOCK World and American Hist, fb -x. 4, 1 I -.WJ S'- 's '4 'i1 JUN MR. E. J. CASH History - Government Basketball Coach Asst. Football Coach MR. A. R. CATHCART Economics - Sociology English I MR. W. A. COLLETT Biology - Economics, Sociology MR. T. CRUMBY Algebra ll Geometry MR. H. L. CUSHENBERRY Health - Baseball Coach MRS. G. R. DARENSBURG ESEA - Latin - Cheerleaders -all Faezzlfy 1' ,1 , -ve- ml? Teachers He4D Student Ge! Ahead MISS E. DRAKE Health, Physical Ed. Majorettes - Dances Group Girl's Basketball Coach MISS P. DYE Commercial Education MRS. E. B. ENGRAM Zoology - Science 4? 'I IU Picfure Nof Available 'VM x w MRS. C. C. FAUCETTE English I-II -III German MR. E. N. FAUCETTE World, American History MRS. O. A. FIELDS ESEA - Asst, Librarian MR. O. A. FIELDS English IV - LAS MR. R. FORD Industrial Art Driver Education MRS. J. B. GIBSON English II-III Journalism Faculty From Their Knowledge We Lemfn MRS. G. S. HARRIS Commercial Education MR. L. HARRIS Social Studies MISS J. E. HICKS English III - Bus. English 4- .1 I i .4 A ,ff I MR. W. E. JONES Chemistry - Geometry General Math MR. I. R. JULY Instrumental Music Band - French MR. C. V. KNIGHT Asst. Principal American History Guidance Counselor Dean of Boys MR. J. T. MARROW Biology - Botany MR. J. H. MCDOUGLE N. General Math Director of Athletics MRS. L. M. McGHEE English From Thezff EXp6lfZ67'Z665 We Prof! MRS. H. M, MILLER English I-II MRS. B. V. PEACE Home Economics MISS S. L. PERRY French - English IV Picfure Not Available ,Qi ll l ml ' . A! M,y- - W Ebay 'Fu ,sb , lf, Llin-4110! -, ' uw. H ' W .- Al l 1 Vinum , K 'VN ' Xu'H,,:,,1 l U, V 'ww al? ' 'vat ' M 1 tm W, , ml' W Hvl ' 'E JW! AT ,p .1 V ,LU w N MR. T. A. REDDING Vocational Agri. Asst. Football Coach MRS. B. H. REID Math MISS F. THARRINGTON General Math Bus. Math MISS E. THOMAS Industrial Vocations Religious Education MRS. E. E. THOMPSON English I-Il Spanish MRS. E. B. 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ALSTON, BARABRA ALSTON, MARION A ALSTON, MICHAEL ALSTON, WILLIAM A Winner Never Quin mm' A Qzzilier Never Wim BAILEY, OTIS BALTHROPE, DOROTHY BASKETT, ESSIE L. BOBBITT, RAYVON BOQNE, SHIRLEY BQOTHE, Jo ANN NAA, BRANCHE, CURTIS BRANCHE, JOHN BRANDOM, CAROLYN BRANDOM, ROSENA BRODIE, HAROLD BROOKS, KENNETH 112 Order 1 394555 ff L xxiv,-,E-2... -i 'I No1A 4. .x Great lhingy, One Mm! Be Erefhzzfimfic BULLOCK, DOLLY BULLOCK, GLORIA BULLOCK, LILLIAN BULLOCK, LILLIE BULLOCK, MILTON BULLOCK, ROBERT wks' BULLOCK, SARAH I4 I BURWELL, PEARL BURWELL, WILLIAM v 1 CHAMP, MARY I CHEEK, BARBARA 1 ' .nJ CHRISTMAS, SARAH Onbf He Who 5665 the invisible mn do the Impoffible CLARK, CHERRYENE CGOPER, KATIE CREWS, ALLEN CREWS, EUNICE 'W CREWS, GEORGIA CREWS, HENRY wb DAVIS, BRENDA DAVIS, CARY DAVIS, RICKY DAVIS, STEVEN DAVIS, MELISSA DAYE, LECOA ex M55 I PHOTO No! 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A I 1 Superlafivef iii? 4 1,-. , Neazieyz' ,ff V l V 1 Ozella Paz mon Ha fold Bffodie If fi E-in M051 Afffiffic Ollie Fuller judge Ha rgmzfe x f Jr, Things as we see it Szzjbefflafivef Bef! Drefsea' jo Ame Booiloe Bilbf Alffofz 1.fi.5:4'ff2S?3 .fp 41, ,' ' vb? 4' r,..xX4 fl' gifs?-lc ' aff-:dy B I f or forward Moy! Dignfed Pafffiria Yancey Ra4Df9 Williamy 3 Szlioefflolloef V Tall up -and -up-and-up Sbofflefl Lo Wlone Wortlmm William Alston -fl Tollont Slmfley Boone Bilbf Honolemon . 4: iff: , . lg. . 3 . , mx Earthly problems Szzlbefflezfzvey M051 Alhlefie Bobby Scott iq CV' V ' Sallie Peezee XY B. X Billy Henderson 'in L- Rough and ready ll, Iii' ll Ill ll II H Il ll I ' ' ' ll fl ll Ben' Damem ,!W I l x Jw-1 9 N V . V V I ll Vellez Tmynlmm ' ,ta A 5 211 I I Om Perfen pa I 'xl I If ' ,al .J, I Pl' ll ld! shin-dig Saperlafiref M off Talkanzfe Cla ra Van E ric Walker I . --H ,,,jy!4.l .,, Tell ll llke 1I 15 it -, A Biggest Flirt Ca robin B randon Ea'wa ra' Palferyon -', , 'tt E ' 1 qi? 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V 1 54 'L JA W' 'Q I.. 1 ,f.f,fV ' Q - I . Q , K hw' - ' 54 -Q Eric Walken Effie Bafleez' and Flormine Dmfembznfg Moy! Popular I C3953 mvnabww A2124 W ' wW J mimmz! ,M UQH5 fra :W-:am K7-7? 5 K Xp X Y ,bww .Sf M1534 jill? wwf 00 H iff Kkfwzwj gk ' My KW? KXN GW TSE? W iw 'ff , ww f' Wg Wfyf ,L ? wwvh M QZM' 4.45 GLM M' f L Gulf ff 'D' fwfwwflw W M257 W 4 Y gfffffdf, Y W I, dia YICZWMMZJ Mjyglwnf J yy UAL EV Iliff! MW? 4? 95 if M ffgifwf f W Class Hirfmy We the Senior Class of Henderson Institute, County of Vance, and State of North Carolina in the year 1966-67, will present to you the history of their journey up a long and prosperous road to success, The fall of 1963 was a fine and well organized year when our class set foot on this campus. We walked the first time on our journey with Mr. J. T. Marrow, Mrs. M. S. Ball, Mrs. S. M. Boyd and Mr, A. Stevens, who guided and kept us from falling along the way. We liked Henderson Institute, so well that we stayed on until the new year of 1964 which made us full-time Freshmen. 1 During our Freshman year we were small, compact and clever, but the most of us stayed together. A short rest period and we started our long journey once again, The year had pro- gressed as we stopped to pick up the students from Kittrell, Carver, Oak Grove, and New Hope, We took up new guides. Mr, Faucette, Mr. Jones, Mr. Collect, Mrs. Simmons, Mr. Bullock, Mr. Marrow, Mr. Crumby and Mr. Stevens. With the extra curricular activities such as Football, Baseball, Track, Basketball and Band, those who kept with us on this journey became well knowng Samuel Hayes - captain of the Foot- ball team, Bobby Scott - captain of the Basketball and Baseball teams, Ronald Douglas - co-captain of the Football team, Micheal Alston - Drum Major for the Band and Sallie Peace - Head Majorette, and captain of the girls basketball team. Our Sophomore year proved to be the best so far, as we prepared for another rest period and waited to be named juniors, After the rest period, we were on the road again. Now, we are around the bend. For those who stumbled and fell they are now sitting on the shoulder of the road won- dering whether to start again or just turn back. The Prom made us continue to travel until graduation. The theme for the Prom was Moon Light and Roses. It turned out to be the best ever presented with the help of Mrs. Ball, Mrs. Boyd, Mr. Bullock, Mr Stevens, and Mr, Faucette. Now, this is really the big rest. When we finish this one, it will prove that we, this magnificent class, is capable of taking the throne as seniors. The moment has come, we are now seniors, We have scuffled, and scrambled, so now, we come to the .dead end of our journey here at Henderson Institute, The doors of life swing violently, waiting for the class of 1966-67 to shut and lock them. We are Seniors, dignified, well liked, honorable, and most of all, we have the ability and potentials to be young men and women. It has been a long, and hard journey but it has proved to be rewarding, GQ of MLW, . 1 1 L - '1Ii1rE541 2 'Tm -- :? 'rr'-rv-- S--V ,QQ ,.,,,- ' A gs Q ii! ,...uu4..,-hi-Ki, ' I 0. 'A -FN '7 g hzvwft I 'Fl' - We Qult Few men are lackmg th capactty, but they fail because they are lacking in application f S? R Suppose school didn't exist f-- 4 v1u1- .. -., , ' iii WL f 'Gs- r-xx ,ix V' MIKE and SANDY QI Clam Wil! We, the Senior Class of 1967, Town of Henderson, County of Vance, State of North Carolina, being of sound mind and mental condition, do hereby publish our last will and testament. To our Principal: We leave our thanks knowing that the supervision you administered through the years was always in our best interest. To the Faculty: We leave you an asprin to relieve some of the pain we have caused you through the past years. To the Juniors: We leave our ability to create your own goals, not to follow others, but to blaze your own trail. Individual responsibility is the first step to success. To the Sophomores: We leave our strong constitution to withstand what lies ahead of you, To the Freshmen: We leave you hard times which you will have, but the will to go on to smother them, To our Senior Advisors: We leave our thanks for your patience in guiding us to the end. Written By: ZMW ,ff wh fffj-Qffggv JL if 3 1 1 Q W V ' . 11 Wx' ft! aww +V Q , nil? . , . K . N, .K . . H x- - Q- ' f ysal ' ' D X Q' a 1 HHF?DlD 16BB1+RNe'1g 1 Q .u,.,Q CA 1. Q 1 -3 fm, gui F W' ' 1 HNG1 ri-Lgzsavfiyf 3 MSEPH Mm Bill Ll I ysses saw N,s2ff,ts'l may QWIMI Would Happen PPP Xia! Q5 'bbs t Q19 'I' gn f 95032200 Sigg, . Q, , X In ,rf 4 Q y - 4 C Katie Cooper wasn'r bow-legged. Mary Hawkins couldn't see Grace Curtin, Georgia Crews wasr1't super. Judge Hargrove wasn't woman crazy. Dolly Bullock was Secretary to the Presid Ann Gales didn't get upset, Harold Brodie was hip, Joseph Levister made an Jonny Williams couldn't get a mirror. Donald Long was the other color, Milton Bullock had a Nice Car. Ronald Walker didn't stammer. Vella Traynham could stay from K. C. Paulette Woodard didn't have Hank. Jackie Jones went to K. C. with S. B. Rose Richardson Loved M. B. Ozella Parson owned Leggets, Clara Vass Wasn't friendly and nice Ollie Fuller Was President of QA. A. A.j ent Of the U,S, Sallie Peace had a station wagon to carry her girls to K. C. Louis Roseboro had one girlfriend. Carlston Hargrove would talk. Thomas Henderson was a lover. Henry Crews wasn't a fool. Mary Hendricks had a boyfriend, William Burwell had a 1967 Impala. Audrey Richards didn't rag. Bobby Scott had good legs. ftwoj Kenneth Gooch knew the Barber Eric Walker quit E, B. Mary Jones hadn't met the C. W. Ann Person was single. Barbara Foster had Black Hair. Curtis Branch grew a real alfro, Otis Person met the Supremes. Carolyn Brandon was E. W, 'S sister flegallyj Alazda wasn't proper Jackie Taylor couldn't wash his car, Mary Wimbush was first lady, James Richardson Wasn't superman, ,QQ Edith Williams stop loving S. L. -1 QSM 5 O , D 5 9 gg G09 . me Ctb xg?- 1 me ge? Q03 W Q51 '5 Q36 30 s Q sv we ache genie? Q .YP -Q. 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H If ' .fqvfvf -I. ggi' 1' I- A tfP 1. In Clam Poem Oh hail to thee H-I, Who has helped us in our need, To those who have striven here. Hail to thee a monument indeed. When far away we have gone. Our thoughts will always turn to you, Our home. lt was here for twelve years we've been try- ing. And now at last we have succeeded, With grateful hearts thy information we have taken with heed. Oh H-1, Oh H-l A signet thou shalt be, You'll always have a record of your worth. To be inscribed not on stone. God bless the power that gave you birth! Now you have prepared us to leave, These halls we will always love so dear. But the memory shall always linger near, Of the happy years, that we have spent here, R. LA. 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Dogmar Ave The yG1feale5Z Menaee T0 The Haman Race Rainey, Charity Reavis, Osric Richardson, Bertha Richardson, Clarice Richardson, Janice Richardson, Susie Roberson, Sandra Rodwell, Earldine Rodwell, Helen Royster, Madline u Pictu re Not Available ry -A ?'5 ,.,x If US -f l Scott, Susie Seymour, Tyron Smith, Julie Smith, Mattie Soloman, Alfonza Southernland, Carolyn Steed, Sophia Tabourn, Rosa Taylor, Phillip Taylor, Ricky Taylor, Scarlet Terry, Dorothy Terry, George Thomas, Thelma Vann, Ed He nniom of 1966-67 Picture Not Available Pictu re Not Available Pictu re Not Picture o Available Know I5 A jnniozf Available who Know nno' Know Tho! He ,.l' Picture Picture Not Not Available Available Vass, Racheal Walton, Sandra Waverly, Helen White, Linwood Williams, Betty Williams, Williams, Williams Williams Williams Don Frances Gladys Marrion Patrica Picture Not Available Picture .N Not Available X hs .65 . A -gs. Q A Picture 1' 'r , ' X f' ' Not xl .UL 1 :J 5 Available Fl' r Williams, Jerry Wilson, James L. Woodard, Carolyn Yancey, Dorothy Yancey, Garland Picture A, 55 Yancey, Jacqueline Not 1, Yarborough, Charity Available Taylor, Charlotte Pmf!ing ir meh Jweet sorrow Ojjqcem If your picture is not shown in the 1967 Yearbook it is because of our early dead- line- and the late arrival of pictures. The Annual Staff gym MMM' QW cgi? ZK?j?f f' ? W ffggi gif? W 'cfm ' ' M M JMTZMW JWmwMmXgJU i QSMPED W b5 gbjb5 V MMTJWMQMW F 9.15 ' C5601 V W GCUWLCI Hal Elgglpwy 769 445 EEEQSJM 11 i OKOHI A-ni -Hog gave Y V 'gf K L ? Haw s fad 5 En ' l A 7 2205225 if EMQQN 65 I f 4 Q grfricfgige, 'ig , - J I P 1 I 7 SE- ' :vb ' 'B' A ' , 1 N -. ' 1 1 5 .1- mr . - s -V .F. W .A,. I ' 'X 2 f- , 4 , v. 0 - I ,. , I ' ,gg , W I ? A 1 1 ,fu Y 9 , bum CLASS in 41,3 U f Q1 ,g n 5999 f f 1 .g. ..., M 6,62 Q ' Guess N 0. A . J Q il ,.-1' '5 l if 4, F, el ' . ,mx 5'r 1 1.e-V Sis fr C-,Af-55 who xl. , I , , x Sophommfef 66-67 SMMA Kam Sammi Big Year at HI Section B Sepnentetfef 66-67 6 f 5 ki Section C 1 Sepnenzetfe Talent 25 Weteefnen' -1'1 4 Section D NY, X ! I I I 1 1 I I 'Y'--fw 3 fl 'Ev ly 'Q' 5? ' QEPZEZ1-I i 3 ul .bud , 'af 'Q- fs T' 1 1'AV71'f5 k'- . -- 31. I K ' fr 'i ,xx . ,, if s XX . , N, Soplaommfef 66-67 Swim 'SA Solbhommfes Compete In Afhlefie Aelivilief Section A 'rf' 'L I. . . I 51 rf. A, . .2 f 'B A JMX feb 1.1. Y- A I .9 S E wf fx X ., , , E- 94 X af x J 'i ,Iv :wiii iis-, f There I5 One Fezilznfe, And That Is, Nei Te Be Tme T0 The V601 Bev One Knewf e x n Q 'T ' g-5 .' 4. - 1?'9T5f ,154 , ' Y - Rf, Q, 53 I Youth I5 A Quality, Not A Matter Of Cirtzttmttzncef To Hear Tmfh And Noi Amity! If Doof No! Nzzllw Trulia W' - 2 , , A , ff! A W , '!'v -E ' v ' ' , , 4, , if .QV ' 1 D U ,.c,,,. H14 , f 1 1 Q -.,... N os .5-J' ' f . ',-,fig W' ' rg I x, ,,.L,,. Q 'Z X ' , fig K X ' X H .' -' ol 5 N J 'fbffii-ff'S X5 X , A +336 .J+,1,v V ew :K :mol A Freshman and Sophomore Swingem J mor 6 , 1L2LghTe s I have never had a feeling politically that did not spring from the Declaration of Independence . . . I would rather be assassinated on the spot than surrender it. ,I ' , Abraham Lincoln - X f , -Q I Vx,-If E' , Q 'QQ M ., 8B 43. The Hmmm Mine! Should Be Like ol Good Hotel - Open The Yem' Around E' , nw , .- ' .- -'1,i.,g,, -. I 1' I 41 1 Yi,-V -2 Q 1' -'A J Q22 s I EQ A 'h-b' J u f ov--'jg hi ' r el!-'K' Ei M, 4 X X 1 lt. y R. eh ef LM? I5 Noi Rigid Biifinefy Of Being, Bin' A Lizfeb Pzfofeu Of Bemming 8D Q , i W 'AR V We Need Greater Vimzey T0 Szzmzin Good, Them Evil Femme. Q 4 V, 6 1 I 8E 6 -.Q ' - WRX 1' Y Iftf. ..' , 3' 1 f f . -'.- av-N A, x 'Va 'W1 ' ' e .Q w ff? sg A I' , X ,e ,-f-uf Mrs. M. S. Ball Mrs, L. T. Brown Mrs, M. S, Bullock Mrs. G. R, Darensburg 'K Q Mrs. C. C. Faucette Qi ' V, 1114 , -f English and Foreign Lezngnnge Debezmnenls Are Using New Methods Students at Henderson Institute are finding literature a stimulating experi- ence through the use of panel and round table discussions. Modern teaching tools have also changed the face of the classroom. The department uses its tape recorder for speech improvement, and its record player for the study of poetry and the drama, A theme a week is still expected from all students. The English Department makes continuous use of library facilities. RUE Mr, O, A, Fields Mrs. J. B. Gibson Mrs. J. E. Hicks Mrs. H. M. Miller Miss S. L, Perry 5 'Uv Mrs. E. Thompson 57-1 ...5 .aft 'x . ,yi f. Social Studies Teachers Present Va rim' Programs T0 Students To produce responsible, civic-minded citizens is the main goal ofthe Social Studies Department. . To do this, the course gives a basic background of the histories and governments ol' different countries of the world. These are studied and compared to our own country's history and government, These subjects are highlighted by many films, Some reviewing important happenings of past histotyg others covering happenings of today. ln classrooms, discussions were long and heated as the elections presented many points for argument. H-I students were given a choice of their particular candidates in the mock election. Because ol' these things, the students learn to respect and exercise their civic rights and accept their responsibilities as future citizens. FROM TOP DOWN: Mrs. M. S. Ball Mr. L, G. Bullock Mr. E. I. Cash Mr. R. A. CathCart Mr. W. A. Collette Mr. E, N. Facutte Mr. C. V. Knight Mr, L, Harris Mrs. E. Thomas Mrs. V. J. Alston Mr. N. Avery Mr. C. W. Brown Mr. W. A. Collett 3 M . T. Crumby r . dw Mr. H. D. Cushenberry 1 'J N- Mrs. E. Drake .7 . t H' Science Am! Math Dqbmflmem' The objectives of the Science and Math department are two foldz fly to extend the frontiers of knowledge and the professional competencies of its faculty and the academic and research and Q25 to share its resources with its clientele through organized short courses, conferences, and related activities designed to meet special needs. .Q U 1 A Jwmaf' Mrs. E, B. Engram ..,. -A . Mr. J. T, Marrow Mr. I. H. McDougle 'X Q md 2 Mrs. B. H. Reid Mr. W. E. Jones WN N. 2 K - c 45 Q. Miss P, Dye Mr. R. Ford Mrs. G. S. Harris ' MIS. B. V, Peace Vomfzomzl Education Vocational training for the business field is of- Mrs, E, B. Whitted Mr, J, E, Wilson fered in the Commercial Department curriculum. Commercial courses supply not only unlimited op- portunity for students planning to pursue a career in business, but also offer specialized subjects, such as personal typing and note hand which aid in improv- ing study habits, INDUSTRIAL ARTS Vocational training for the Industrial Field is offered in the Industrial Arts De- partment. The purpose of Industrial Arts is to en- rich the students knowledge about Industrial Arts and to keep them informed about the new methods and trends in Industrial Arts and related areas, HOME ECONOMICS and VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE This department administers to the general needs ofa rural-urban society and to the special needs of those who desire and benefit from instruction in agriculture, and home economics. M mic Dam Hman! I 5 I I I I Miss. E. Drake Mrs. J, B. Boone I I I I I I Mr. I. R. July Henderson-Inftilufe Mzzsiciczm Per arm Clayfical Aim' Comtempomffy Comporitiom I ' A radio blares, another record is put on the stereo, we are constantly I exposed to music, but few of us take time to analyze and to appreciate it. Music is more than a sheet of paper covered with notess it is an intimation of the composer's emotion and the performer's interpretation, H I students have the opportunity to discover music by studying instru- mental music, music theory, voice music, and dance. As they perform or analyze various compositions, these students gain insight into the beauty of music, the second dimension of the aesthetic world. I mk- 1 ffm . .H 1 lg x 4 - r x .-'xxx' ' vi . f,- ' 'x is -J .' ' I' - '- - ' ' . . v, v U ' He-. ' , -f- V. .x . . -, H . I . A ,Gi ' 3' -J: -' Qi . 1 leg., 1. h .V ., ,-. -.x.,' A-I. .,,4. 'Y , i'- is ' .. ff- , .,'-lf' 1 ,.. . ,,W, .sk 4 -I V I ry , 1 A +,..t l ' 'MQW ' ' ' ' 4 4 . , - . .. - V -Q1 tv ' ' Q, iY'1f' ' 1 KO' ' 4222 . '- ', +51 'xv' ,.' Q'-1' I , .- ' W gr . ' Q, an V up - ,. . K M. V ,,4l7.'7px,.., , r I 1 .-+1 JQJ7, -Ap. 4 ML Q X .- 3, , MWA- ' I gf ,'-'- 4 , mat- - 5 ig , ' L N fwmgykvff X 4 - K4 -Q.. ff, s - A ' .1 M' -. , ,f-' . L . .1 1, A klv N ZF!-A -, ,X u . . QV In :ng F wmv.. ' V . in ,. -v , - P: , 'f' 1 , f f:1fg?f'b1'f4-f' : J , ' ' 0 Z I Y ,.q. ..-.,,. ' 1' A LJ I ,:!,I:f.,,V' P' + . , .. :liar In . , L .'. , 4. ' p 'J' ' .-., , f -ff - 1-1-up Q. ' 1 , ' U .' au.. r f .W l,,: ,V ,.,,,--r,, ' 4 1 kai. -11-1 ' -fr 'inf -- ,T ' L 'V WF-X ' 4 54 X Q v- .gl xr ADVISOR: Mr. O. A. Fields T Language Am Society This organization was designed to discuss some of the literary works which have influenced the in- tellectual and cultural development of civilization and to sponsor cultural and other forms of activities .ful l s....., . , .. 5 uf. yrff, K, ' ..,, 4 tb -1 vf , A pu- ' . . gh FA, M 'll SPANISH CLUB To give students an oppor- tunity to improve The Spanish Language outside the classroom in activities such as games, movies, plays. The club is designed to stimulate the interest of those who want to further their know- ledge in the Spanish Language, history, culture, and back- ground. E!-Ciafculo de Espanol Hams de Placer 14,1 1 ' I , -.J MJ u. A .. K v Le Ceafcle Fmngaif F RENCI-I CLUB To give students an opportunity to improve the French Language outside the classroom in activities such as games, movies, and plays, The club is also designed to stimulate the interest of those who want to further their knowledge in the French language, history, culture and back ground. PRESIDENT - - - VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY - - AS. SECRETARY TREASURER - - - ADVISORS - - CLUB OFFICERS Miss S. L, Perry - - Floyd Hargrove - Deborah Jerrerson - - -Emma Person - - - Louise Vann - William Burwell Mrs, M. S, Bullock Imizzstmzf Am I-II Qevfase Proiects are in process in Mr, Ford's Industrial Arts Classes. These enthusiastic boys exhibit unusual aptitude in utilizing their hands as well as heads. To Sfrizfe For Beiieff Living lb? J. Q4 ffv ',..- vi 4. R, .p 'Q 414' FFA - it lt ' -j LQ.: Learning to do ' '- N .- -rid! il ' ' , fini Q' . gms A . .,, q Q- Q W A '- Q-Q e HP' A an ..., ,css Q--- 1N NX 'f'Kx W gi? nr X ,'.,.-s.-5192 - 'u 'N1'v-- 3 , 'Jiri ..-3235 2 . i ' QL - ,lf-. l., -, -kr '5?j'gA-f.1,'14.j1.' ' -,. ss--:V -s-:ff 5:2152-,...?'i P MH . A... - P' 3 is as esee s esss as e ' i ,J 'fiijffyfit-1' I 'ff Yi W N. A 1 op' N ef QQ 'EGF fffcw F3 gs 5 f Q Q- -P El fax? .,.- SX ,xx QNX - 'f VQSXKQ, N-Y' e I 1 LK J .. ' Q Shi- . f S 'lg -i ris ' g , ' -, . -:till 1 gf, v Ill 1 . -4... 'F .F Q .1 ' ' 1 1 . I Qlcuxif H f . . we s . ., -f - - . - ' ee 2. A ff - f --, .' - L. .-1, 1 ff , I Y Q iw , , ,N .bf - SJ - . si S - - 1 Q- N s -ji if + 3- r i -t -vi i ' Wi, . .1 ,Q Earning to live A if :-511.059 54,,,.-sf Living to serve - , X .LN- qf.J.:,, -. J' - V 3 k ' V xi .s L .I. - f'-A.-X ' .'L '-mhas. 'i Doing to lea aw. . IH .,......wM S ,vas 1 With this motto in mind and realizing that farming forms the backbone of the future, F.F.A. concentrated on teaching the use of the best and newest method of farming, From regular field trips students learned fundamentals of farm and ranch work such as soil conservation and planting of crops. ADVlSORS: Mr. T. A. Redding Mr. J. E. Wilson I +91-E56 -- u IJ NNQMAKEQS Q-O of . ' gg ' Q Emffbk Nobles! GW sf Eng fr, 2 LJWEH Q I5 A Woman Peqfecfea' Bk ' - Og' '14, xx I 0 NEW H09- ,,,...'- ' 4 if - gi S-L ,C 1 ff.: Q ti E W EDUCATION Ppocms USINESS EADERS MERICA utuntx fi . u V ...4 XJ X ..- it W. F. B. L. A. Composed of business education students. Its members have the advantage of obtaining first-hand information about new develop- ments in the field, The group sponsors activities designed to provide a closer ac- quaintance of the techniques of business, V 62,6 ag '9 YW 1 ui. r V lg? :cp it 1 . ig 1- , Y 'si . .A K , f ,I fir' 'L ' ' :- 4' .lf 41' YQ: 1 ' 'A , .- 1 , i- gi 1, - ' ' 2 fr f '.qrf w. . t 'W fixup- t , wi - hr- ' . un., . . .1 Jlil' . X r . 1. Lau ' K 'f 1 ' 4 EY, V'-T E I2 0 I , I 0 6 6 ra- M, S. Bullock SPONSOR Dramatic Club Henderson Insrirute lS proud ro have as its drama group the H-I Players. Often referred ro as the Players , the group offers its members experience in staging, and directing plays, as well as ex- perience 1n acting, Under the direction of Mrs, M, S, Bullock, the Players got off to another successful year, PRESIDENT - - - - Edith Crosland 'W l l l l Monttotftttl Staff rf., ff, sf' ' 'iq :I-'J' fig.. -,,,,b-.. . ,-,Mg '- 59,1141 tQi1s'tY'f'.ilL'jJ.L!1'if S54 ,gg This club's purpose is to provide valuable experience in student leadership as well as to encourage social and academic awareness, Among its members, all are seniors, Henderson Institute Pace Setters R Sr ll V in 31 1 ,i..-1-f NNW .f . ,t - - 1 40. z 4 Hendemon lljiiiin Imtitttte Pace Settem Bm Dffizfefflf Club 4'5- Mrs. L. T. Brown SPONSOR A 1 Mr. C. W. Brown Lzbmffy Club .. ,,4 f The Library Club consists of students who are willing to give up their activity period to help improve the library. With the help of these students, Mrs. L. T. Brown, sponsor, is able to operate the library and keep it neat and orderly, Janie Richardson -------- PRESIDENT W-fxj 'ff-f ' M rv, . :Owl do- 'Nfff pw lr? li-Q ' L J 4 e 51 gif. in 1 'I l'L l ff fe Gaiaanee Clab Health Careers Clab Q95 . X Science Club Sfimuluiey Iuteffeyl lu The Future Srience Club QT- ra.- 59'-, ' . is-rm' su' xx NWN The Science Club supports and encourages all scientific projects and endeavors by members of the club, ln particular, it strongly encourages the members to organize science papers and projects for the science fair, Also, noted speakers in science are presented to the club in order to further the member's knowledge of the subject, Equally important, an award is present ed to the outstanding senior boy and girl in the field of science, In addition field trips are sponsored to further scientific interest. 1 .,., , .r..r, '-'on . .MSL ...s ....a.....-..... .-.....- .-X - 2 y V E E, National Honor Society CHARACTER NATISEAL LEA DERS HIP HONOR SOCIETY SERVICE U SCHOLARSHIP SL I I PRESIDENT Joseph Levister lst VICE PRES Leroy Durham 2nd VICE PRES James Levister SECRETARY AS . SEC. - TREASURER Paulette Woodard - - - Debra Baker - - -Linda Kelly Carolyn Brandon Harold Brodie Harold Bullock James Levister Ralph Williamson Linda Kelly Katie Cooper Janice Glenn Andrew Harris NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS Linwood White Debra Baker Rose Richardson Edna Hanks Elizbeth Burwell Calvin Kearney Ollie Fuller Sallie l. Peace Paulette Woodard Leroy Durham James Moore Stanley Slade William Burwell Maxine LeMay Samuel Williams Edward Patterson Kenneth Gooch Johnny Williams 011-Sly Fd'772 Wx Oi G2 F.S.A. L O, Slade - - - - -Lemay - - - F 11 -Levigte F.S.A. Nacleaf F I R S T L A D Y Min F.S.A. Compact in Jize contagioay in appeal Fata ie Seieiitiytf of America Mr, W, Allen Collett - - We Pazfe The Way -----------SPONSORS----------- V +1-' Comptete in facilities constant in peififiiiaaee X 5 Q E , , , . ...V ' i: .s..A-- ' ' 'if '3l-0--'M'-if 93 , - 7 y iii , ,rg ZE- . -qwwhw Panther Ptfowl Infowm Student Body The Panther Prowl Staff endeavors to keep students informed concerning the activities of the school and provides an opportunity for the expression of student ideas and opinions. This years staff has been very dedicated through long hours and hard work The Panther ,Prow1 has become an informative newspaper, which depicts the students voices, and news of the week. Congratulations are extended to the editors, Michael Alston and Otis Person, and their staff for a job well done, Mrs. J. B. Gibson serves as the staff's advisor, EDITOR ------ - - Micheal Alston ------ Co Ed. Otis Person LAY-OUT EDITOR - - - - Leroy Durham - - REPORTER. . .James Moore Henry Crews - - - - Harold Brodie ---- TYPISTS. . .Jackie Jones Carolyn Brandon - - - - Sallie Peace ------- Paulette Woodard, Otis Person ---- - - Rachel Vass - - - - - BUSINESS STAFF... Shirley Obery - - - - - Mary Hawkins - - ----- Cary Davis Ozone Terry I 4 If t, . Q Y ,. 'T' ' Viffwifzzflr Yf YPr xx!! Athletic If we win men's hearts throughout the world, it will not be because we are a big country but be- cause we are a great country. Bigness is imposing. But greatness is enduring. Adlai E. Stevenson R aH ta' -IMF A':5ixx l Q 1 i l 1966-67 Coaching Staff From Left to Rightg Mr, McDougle, Miss E. Drake, Mr. Bullock STANDING Left to Right: Mr. Cushingberry wh Mr. Cash, Mr. Avery l V I 1 i t I Mrs. Darensburg A cheerleader's yell, the hard contact of football players, the final buzzer of a basketball game, the umpires call. . . strike all combine with the other sounds of high school sports, This makes up the athletic program of Henderson Institute Though the game may not always be won, self discipline, sportsmanshipand courage, points, which we value in the game of life, have been gained through participation in the interscholastic sports program. Coaches Teach Points that Coam' P511 Squad JG? J' 'O- ?Y-- .H- 1 '66-'67 Cheerlmdery Spur Srbool Spirit qw' , X, 1 f ' f f-'- 1' - ' EE EI -III...--1 Q N, ....,. 'Wa X vf ,Jn 91' Cheerleaderf .Q .1 Ti ,:'-, sc' ',-M., Q ,' -:H -V 4,5-f.M 4: -f ' -. x 1- '7 V . 2:31-.' ff- -'f1'i'z?M-i- 1966-67 Fooibazll Team The Panthers of Henderson Institute with Co-Captains Samuel Hayes and Ronald Douglas, fought their way to one ofthe most suc- cessful seasons in recent years, The first taste of victory came in the second game, when Hender- son Institute came face to face with the strong Nash Central team, N. C, took an early lead of 6 to nothing, But a fighting H-I team tied the game six-six. ' Q Action Shot COACHING STAFF: Mr. N. Avery Mr. E. J. Cash Mr. J. H, McDougle Mr. T. Redding l HiNDERSON INSTITUTE Panthers Sem i6 EMM FUUTBMK lSou!h H1lI,Va,l SCHEDULE Sep1,23fx Nash Central ' KB PMJ , I l Sept 30x W B,WICk6fS Q Q!-if Oct 7 x ,,' y V' , Ott 1411 Magybiijoglar 'i l . , I' Cut 21x Person Co - 4 lf Oct 28x Merrnck Moore Ni or' f Nov -J-ix Riverside - r l 14 H130 PMl ! 1? Q i 1 -kHome Games 1Conferente Games - PEPSl'C0l-N 132 COME ALIVE: 'V 5' lbuh: in the Pepsi generation! lu X, 'Y r ,. y. 1 ,img-ff' fi w '-vvaf Bmeba!! The 1967 Panther Baseball team has high ex- pectations this year. Under the coaching of Mr. L, G, Bullock, and Mr, H, L, Cushenberry, they are expected to dominate the Eastern Conference with a possible Eastern 3A championship, With half of their veteran players returning, the 1967 Panthers should develop into a smooth working team. I lf Bmkeibaz!! A feature attraction in Pantherland is the I-I, l basketball squad. Though l'lOI successful in defending its Fall Line and Eastern 3A Con- ference title, the squad had a successful season, The cagers climaxed the 1966-67 season with a 15-3 conference record, finishing second in the race, Win or lose, these hearty fellows gave the spectators an evening of thrilling excitement as they maneuvered the ball from center to bas- ket to rack up scores and more scores, F, X f, F i . t -31 x ,yy , If K f , 11- 1 t ' X 1 f r- . . V N f t f- r---1 1 l ' ' ' ' X ' xx U 5 X fx ' Q x tv, 1 4 ', if D 1 A W L ik I 1 X' xi ' .ff of if x fi A Ei?g 1 his if ' ' 7 ff f 'ix ffl I -'-i ix V x ' f il I? ' 'IIA I N ' I a X x f 11 VKQ- , 'Al 1 1 o 'T'-,we 'ug lf, ffl 7,531 7 , fl 1 X1 Track Team M ff. N. ADEQ! Coach 1 A ' 4 .f 'Ie'-Sf' Q 1 ' Ss QT , 'X V , ' X ' ' I X 'Q 1 , . pl I rfef Track, unlike other sports at H-I continued in its usual role of second place all the way down to also ran , but our high-school cindermen have distinguished themselves nobly this year, Answering to the call of sportfans for excitement whether it be track, high jump, shot put, hurdle or pole vault, they have turned in amazing records, 1' i r l S B a 5 12 e I 19 7 YV I l, The H-I Girls Basketball team faces a very interesting and competitive I schedule this year. Strengthened, with the addition of several new girls, Head Coach Evelyn Drake viewed the season with optimism. CAPTAIN ---- ----- S allie Peace CO- CAPTAIN - - - - Vella Traynham W 'EL :51 B. Boom: IDI r sci-org 1.R.3'.:-5, E. Ura Ke. Coach 5 ,ICH INN-7 Dr-a Ke Y 0 Coach Cash- --Coach BuJlocK E- ff ' , ' W' - . 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Aim' Daibf Application -7 ' Coronation Night - 1966 The Ladies In Waiting And Escorts A aclemic Queens and Escorts In Waiting Cemnezlien Night-1966 ,F X 5 MISS HOMECOMING AND RUNNER-UPS Leng Live Tffe Queen Fi' The Royal Comfl ,M- ' ax.-QL. I 1. X ' f ' -5 vs' K Nr K X , L :A k I . ii. .Fir ' 'Au , ',,.3 '5 2 1 xx I ..,.-Nag, X .AQ .F -sg 2 B TS S A 1 W ' 1 K ing 660777 0777 M255 H Ci 2 3 H Homewming of-66 af' Mr. L. E. Spencer crowning Miss H-I, Miss Dorthy Balrhrope of 12B homeroom. THE HOMECOMING CROWD -fi N W , X .Tgg xi' , a .- V.. x 'I 5 'a -Tliv 39 'l I 1 ' ,NWWW 'E--, if R ..e fa. '90- D .... ff. 'La' X .1-J wg Q ., .,f.. 191'-.f . X-17 l, ...ltf Mr. 63 Mm Hemtemon Imtttztte fx gn - UIUUIUII Min Panther Ana' M255 Pamihevfelle B -J L - di! i - 44. Z-Q .1 - ! -.. .,,s. ,- P sz' . , , ,x . u Q UQ. v f - hm- 7 . . I -yr, , C I K K .- fn ' u 3 iff M 3? hr is p . 7321 sf 'T 561 ' 'ff J H3 1 1 x ii 4'Q:?+' 1? ii a.l++ 1. gi,l? '-ugizi zz:-2 ' ??Q 1 ' ' IIHHUHU ,O I I . 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' X . x Lvxr - , E N N N T' . , ' 'f' -iv: 'W no L, W Organizational Qneenf - '66-'67 4 -vang , F QE A Acaaennf Ana' Organizational Qneenf ,. , Wx. :fu Cho ml Music , 9' 4 -B, The Keynote! ,-Qu M b frh h lg p d n .. c1dThyyfdMdif1ByBth P Jyd Hg pp X 'W 1ThdKtikf lg hthbyfh n X -,3 ,rf b tp Chr N ' fy g W, ,jf QN WV N W' Mm. B. Boone Hendemon-Inffimle Marching Bama' ,of , . A V -rv A.. 4 A . ,hh - . ' A -- -'-1, ' , -av' ' . ' s ' -M 1. ' 1. Hemierfon-Imtiizzte Bama' Refeizfel Superior Rating at Dimfitt Feyiiml in Marching and Comm' MV. I. R, The Henderson Institute Band under the Baton of Mr, l, R, July is an organization actively engaged in all types of activities both on campus and off, This year Micheal Alston filled the difficult and sometimes position of Drum Major, The director blames him if the show is poor, and the better job he does, the more the bandies hate him, Officers are as followss President--Ollie Fuller Vice President--Bertha Richardson Secretary--Yvone Jones Assistant Sec. --Betty Fuller Treasurer--Gwendolyn Debnam Reporter--Micheal Alston Managers--Barbara Foster Mary jones Clara Vass -fb 10 4 X ,P 7 'lf' I ' . 1 Michael Alston Q 'M xl -- ' - .z '.-vf ,. Drzmz Majom same Peace ' fn Senior Precision Mnreners , , , K.. 'C 3 K Qlgfy-f'1,, - 4 ', ', A , .4:4'KT. 'fy . xg , ' 1- 'A 7- f , bf' ' 1, gk.: ' 1 f 4 lf. 'f ,W - ' - ,. 6524? .,'.- ' , .'1'. -f -:A ' - , ' .,.4, V.-.gp ' . . .h . :ly , Michael Alston, Annie Foster, Georgia Grews Vella Traynham, Katie Cooper, Essie Baskett, Sallie Peace Mezjereflef Sei High Pnee For Pezniner Spirit 1966-67 Mnjereffes VP' BACK Left to Rightg Andrea Fifts, Dorthy Terry, Annie Hargrove, Vella Traynham Mary Henderson, Katie Cooper. FRONT Left to Rights Annie Foster, Mary Glasco, Georgia Crews, Gwen Johnson, Gardina Clements I Y On ,, 'D' Q, - X I Y I X I .x X by A . K A fs QQ- -Q S 1 ,. 1, . , 1 V 1 if - I A Senzmf Clem Adwyem Wzflyozzf ,wwgnw MQ?-m.4 D 45 Zlzezzf Gzdddnee Mm. M. S. Ball Mr. E. N. Fdueeile VU' Would Mm. H. M. Millee A Ne! d -an , ,Q have 0' ' . 13 Succeeded D , Q , 41: V 'u I X J A ,d A VI I .e U 9' 01 SA :lf A Min F. Tlodwfinglen Mr, W, E, Jang I Annual Sfdj? I V ,I,,'.,-, ff.. W, , tl fl :gy A La 1 A ...if .fvGQ . 'ph THE PANTHER STAFF The members of the staff of the 1967 PANTHER, under the editorship of Ollie Fuller, and Micheal Alston, have worked hard to produce for you a yearbook which would portray in some small way the activities of the H-l students during the 1966-1967 academic year. With the pressures of academic requirements, especially studying to reach our goal gradua- tion , With other outside interest, and the desire to produce for you the best product within our goal of accomplishment, we may have fallen short in some of our objectives, however, we tried ANN UAL STAFF MEMBERS Mary Jones, Clara Vass, Mary Wimbush, Dollie Bullock, Katie Cooper, Barbara Foster, Otis Person, Gerading Young, Ozella Parson, Claude Williams, William Burwell, Micheal Alston, Ollie Fuller, Eric Walker, Judge Hargorve, Sallie Peace, Carolyn Brandon, Vella Traynham, Paulette Woodard and Rose Richardson. --JUNIOR ASSISTANTS-- Scarlet Taylor Racheal Vass John E. 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'-fvff-ir: 1- -1 ' ,, ficxyiid N 'AV ALLEN, CLEOPHUS - ALLEN, JOHN - - Senior iffeetozy Rt. 3, Box 416-D Henderson, N, C. 231 Elizabeth Street Henderson, N. C. ALSTON, BARBARA - - Rt. 2, Box 24 - - - Henderson, N. C. ALSTON, MARION A. - - -285 Kittrell St. - - Henderson, N. C, ALSTON, MICHEAL - - 64,7 Ranson St. - - Henderson, N, C. ALSTON WILLIAM - - 429 Winder St. - - EALTHROEE, DOROTHY BASKETT, ESSIE L. - - EOEBITT, RAYVON - - BOONE, SHIRLEY - - EooTH, Jo ANN - - BRANCHE, CURTIS - - BRANCHE, JOHN - - BRANDON, CAROLYN - BRANDOM, ROSENA - - ERoD1E, HAROLD - - BROOKS, KENNETH - - BULLOCK, DOLLY - - Henderson, N. C. - - - - 1025 Pinkston St. - Henderson, N. C. - - 678 East Ave. ' - - Henderson, N. C. Hamilton St. - - - Henderson, N. C. BOO Arch St. Henderson, N. C. Rt. 4, Box 187-C - Henderson, N. C, Rt. 1, Box 306-A - Henderson, N. C. -559 Grant Street - - Henderson, N. C. - - - 515 Daniel St. - - Henderson, N. C. - -611 Rowland St. - Henderson, N. C. Lone St. ----- Henderson, N. C. - - 211 Jane Ave. - - Henderson, N , C. 414 Spring Court - - - - Henderson, N. C. F. F. A. Bus Drivers Baseball, Basketball F. B. L. A. F.B.L.A., L.A.S. Cheering Squad F.S.A., BAND - Drum Major Annual Staff, Panther Prowl N. H. S. Football, Track, Basketball F.F.A,, Bible Club French Club, F, H.A F. B. L.A. , L.A. S., Majorette Guidanct Dept. Football, L.A. S. , French Club F. B. L.A. , L.A.S., Guidance Dept, Bus Drivers, Guidance Dept. French Club, L.A.S. Baseball, Band F, B. L.A., Health Careers Guidance, N.H.S. F. B. L.A., Cheering Squad L.A. S. , Guidance Dept, F.S.A., HEALTH Careers, L.A.S. N.H.S. L.A. S., Guidance, French Club F.B.L.A,, L.A.S., F,H.A. Monitorial Staff 1. BULLOCK, BULLOCK BULLOOK, BULLOCK BULLOCK, BURWELL, BURWEEL, GLORIA - - - LILLIAN LILLIE - ROBERT - - - SARAH - PEA RL - WILLIAM CHAMP, MARY - - CHEEK, BARBARA - CHRISTMAS, SARAH - - - CLARK CHERRYENE - - - GREws, ALLEN - - CREWS, EUNIGE - - CREws, GEORGIA - cREws, HENRY - - CREWS, RUTHIE COOPER, KATIE CRUDUP, MARY cURRtN, GRACE Continued 417 John St. ---- Henderson, N. C. Rt. 3, Box 267 - - Henderson, N. C. Rt. 5, Box sa - - - Henderson, N. C. john St. ---- Henderson, N. C. Rr. 3, Box 11S - - Henderson, N. C. Rt, 3, Box 151- - Henderson, N. C. 543 Pettigrew St. - - Henderson, N. C. Rt. I, Box 132-A - - Manson, N. C. 643 Rowland St. - Henderson, N. C. Rt. 5, Box 25-BY - - Henderson, N. C. 239 Sims St. - - Henderson, N. C. Rt. 3, Box 175 - - Henderson, N. C. 437 Hamilton St. - - Henderson, N. C. 437 Hamilton St. - - Henderson, N. C. 424 Hamilton St. - - Henderson, N. C. 437 Hamilton St, - - Henderson, N. C. 2131 St. Matthews St. Henderson, N. C. Rt. 2, Box 46-A - - Henderson, N. C. Guidance Dept. L. A. S. L.A. S. Baseball L.A.S., F.B.L,A. Choir, Guidance Dept. F. B. L.A., Guidance Dept. L.A. S., N. H, S., Annual Staff Base- ball, Health Careers French Club Spanish Club, L.A.S. Guidance, Cheering Squad F. B. L.A., L.A.S. French Club, Guidance Dept. F.B.L.A.. t.A.s. Baseball, TSLI F, H,A. , Panther Prowl Staff L.A.S,, Majorette Band, Dance Group F, S. A., Health Careers Club L. A. S., F. B. L.A., Basketball F. B. L.A. L, A, S,, N, H, S., Monitorial, Majorette L.A.S., F.B.L.A. Kittrell Street BULLOCK, MILTON DANIELS, EDWARD DA NIELS , ETHEL 1 BRENDA - - - - DAVIS, ALZADA - DAVIS, DAVIS CARY - - DAVIS RICKY - - DAVIS STEVEN - - DAVIS MELISSA - DAYE, LECOA - - DAYE, SHERMAN - DEENAIVI, ANDREW DOUGLAS, RONALD DURHAM, LEROY - DUBOSE, LOUISE EGERSTON, VIVIAN ELLIS, CHARLES - - FAINES, SHIRLEY - Continued Rt. 2, Box 381 - - Henderson, N. C, F. F.A., French Club Baseball Track 745 John Street - - - - -French Club, T 851 Henderson, N. C. 314 Powell St. - - Henderson, N, C. 439 Poplar St, - - Henderson, N. C. 202 High St. Henderson, N, C. 660 East Ave, - - Henderson, N, C, P. O. Box 685 - - Henderson, N. C, Route 4, Box 105 - Henderson, N. C. Henderson, N. C, RI. 1 Box 339 - - I4ImeII, N. C. Rr. 1 Box 339 - - Kittrell, N. C. 325 Welcome Ave. Henderson, N, C, 520 Water Street - Henderson, N. C. Rt.3Box3l8--- -- Henderson, N, C. 209 Witherspoon St. - - - Henderson, N. C, 611 Powell St, - - Henderson, N. C, Rt, 3, Box 345 Henderson, N. C. F. B. L.A. French Club Panther Prowl Staff French Club, Track L. A. S. Baseball Baseball Baseball Football Track, French Club F. S.A. , N. H. S. , Panther Prowl Staff F. H.A. Panther Prowl Staff Baseball, Band, F, F, A, FA ULKNER, WILMA FIELDS, ANNIE FIELDS, MARY - - FOSTER, ANNIE - - FOSTER, BARBARA FULLER, OLLIE - - FOSTER, JOHN - - GALES, ANN - - GALLOWAY, DELORIS - - - - GLASCO, IUANITA GLEEN, IANICE - - GOOCH, HUBERT - GOOCH, KENNETH HARGROVE, CARLTON - HARGROVE, CHRISTINE HARGROVE, CLAUDETTE - - - - HARGROVE, CLEARINE - HARGROVE, ERNESTINE Continued 710 Champion St, - - Henderson, N, C, 228 W. 123351. Apt. 3-s - - - - New York, N. Y. 909 Andrews Ave, - - Henderson, N. C. S34 Andrews Ave, - - Henderson, N. C. 160 Elizabeth St. - Henderson, N, C, 20 Breckenridge St. - - Henderson, N. C. 331 W-Rockspring St. - Henderson, N, C. Rt. 1, Box 216-B - - Kittrell, N, C, St, Matthew St. - - Henderson, N. C 711 Champion St. - - Henderson, N. C. Rt. 1, Box Henderson, Rt, 5, Box Henderson Rt. 5, Box Henderson RI. 3, Box Henderson 129 - - - N. C. 158 N. C. 153-A N. C. 122-C N. C. F. B. L.A. F, B, L.A., Band Majorette, Dance Group Monitorial Staff, L.A, S, L. A, S., Monitorial Staff Annual Staff L, A, S,, N, H. S., Band, Monitorial Health Careers, Annual Staff Band F. B. L.A., L. A.S. Annual Staff F.B.L.A. N, H.A,, L,A,S. French Club, N. H.S. Football F, S. A, , L.A, S. National Honor Society French Club, Baseball HA RGROVE, HARGROVE, HARGROVE, HARGROVE, JACQUELINE IUDGE - - STELLA - - WILLIAM - - - - HARRIS, ARTELIA - - HARRIS, CORINE - - HARRIS, IUANITA - - HARRIS, MARY - - HAWKINS, GLORIA - - HAWKINS, MARY - - HAYES, ROSE HAYES, SAMUEL - - HENDERSON JURINE - - HENDERSON HENDERSON HENDERSON HENDERSON HENDERSON, LUCY SAMUEL VERONICA WILLIAM - WILLIAM T HENDRICKS, MARY - - Continued Rt. 1 Box 131 - - Manson, N. C, 26 Breckenridge St. - Henderson, N. C. P. O. Box 32 Townsville, N. C. 722 Farrer Ave. - Henderson, N, C, 18 Breckenridge St. - Henderson, N, C. Kittrell, N. C. - - 467 Powell St. - Henderson, N. C. Rt. 4, Box 148 - - Henderson, N, C. Rt. 1, Box 300 - - Henderson, N. C. 114 First Ave, - - Henderson, N. C. 522 Young St. - - Henderson, N. C. Rt. 1, Box 30-B Henderson, N. C, Arch Street ---- Henderson, N. C. Rt. 4, Box 120 - - Henderson, N. C. 497 FOICI SI, - - - Henderson, N. C. Guidance, F. B, L. A, L. A. S., French Club, Annual Staff F.F.A., Football, Baseball F.B.L.A., F.S.A. Monitorial Staff F.B.L.A. French Club, L,A.S. F. H.A, F. B.L.A., L. A,S. Guidance Dept. N.H.A., L. A, S, Guidance Dept. Guidance Dept. F.H,A, Football, Track T 851, L.A.S, T 841 Basketball F. B. L.A. HICKS, CHARLES - - - - HICKS , RAYMON D - HOWARD, ANNIE HOWARD, ROBERT - HUN TER, LA URA HUNT, ATLEAN - - JEFFERSON, CLAUDETTE - - - - JEFFERYS JOHNSON, JOHNSON JoHNsoN, Jouusoiv, BERTHA - JIMMIE - MICHEAL ROSA - - WILLE - - - - JONES, JACQUELINE JONES, LINDA JONES MARY - - JONES, NANCY - - JONES, PLUMMER - JUDKINS, PHILLIP - Continued Owen St. Henderson, N. C. Rt, 3, Box 416-B Henderson, N. C. Powell Street - - - Henderson, N, C. Rt, 5, Box 21-l - - - Henderson, N, C. Rr. 5, Box 131 - - - Henderson, N. C. 702 Farrer Ave, - - Henderson, N. C. 7557 Jefferson Ave, - Henderson, N. C. 90 Raines Drive - - Henderson, N. C. 579 Witherspoon St. - - - - Henderson, N, C. Rt, 1, Box 44 - - Manson, N. C. Elizabeth St. - - - Henderson, N. C. SUO Arch St. - - - Henderson, N, C. Rt, 2, Box 09 1X2 - - Henderson, N. C. 305 W -Rockspring St, Henderson, N, C, 418 E-Rockspring St, - Henderson, N. C. - - French Club, F,S.A, N, - - Band, Basketball l,H.A, L, A. S. - -L.A,S., French Club F.B Guidance Dept. - -Basketball, F.S,A. L.A.S - - Spanish Club L.A.S. L.A., F.S.A. L.A., Guidance Dept L,A., Band Panther Provvl Statf lvlonitorial Annual Stalf Band L.A. - Basketball Track HA KEARNEY, CALVIN - KEARNEY, MAXINE - KERSEY, ELAINE - - KINGSEERRY, FANNIE KINGSEERRY, SHIRLEY LEMAY, MAXINE - - LEWIS, ADDIE - - LEWIS, REGINALD - - LONG, DONALD - - LYONS, SYLVESTER - NIACON, ELLA - - NIANNING, FLOYD - - MARABLE, SARAH - - NIARROW, JOSEPH - - MARTIN, VICTORIA - MASON, CLIFTON - - MEADOWS, DORTHY - - - - MITCHELL, GEORGE - - - Continued 304 Clark St. - - - Henderson, N. C, Rt, 1, Box 112 Manson, N. C. Rt. 4, Box 137-A Henderson, N. C. Rr. 1, Box 378 - - - Henderson, N. C. 737 Vaughan St, Henderson, N. C. Rt. 4, Box 8 ---- Henderson, N. C. Route 4, Box 127 - - Oxford, N. C. 823 John Street - - Henderson, N. C. P. O. Box 942 Henderson, N. C. 806 Andrews Avenue - Henderson, N. C. Route 1, Box 197 - - Henderson, N. C. P, O. Box 164 Henderson, N, C. Whitten Avenue - - Henderson, N. C. 839 Parkway Drive - - Henderson, N. C. Route 5, Box 84 - - Oxford, N. C. 653 West Rockspring St, - - - - Henderson, N, C. Route 1, Box 54 - - Manson, N. C. -Route 1, Box 110 Manson, N. C, F.S.A., L.A.S., N H S FrenchCu Choir, Guidance Dept L A S N.H,S., L.A.S., F S A Guidance Dept F.B,A,A, Guidance Dept L A S Monitorial Staff Football, Basketball Track Band, French Club. FHA, choir F.B.L.A. Choir French Club, Track FBLA, LAS, Choir Band LAS, Guidance Dept FHA MOORE, JAMES - - MOSS, EFFIE NELSON, ROBERT NoRwooD, LINDA - - - OBERY, LILLIE - - Continued 221 Witherspoon Avenue - - - - -NHS, French Club Henderson, N. C. Route 3, Box 121-B Henderson, N. C. Route 5, Box 58 - - Henderson, N. C. OBERY, SHIRLEY - - - -220 Pearl St. - - - PARKER, JOSEPH - - - PARSON , OZELLA - PATTERSON, EDWARD - - - PEACE, SALLIE - - PERRY, HOWARD - - - PERRY, JOE - - PERsoN, EMMA - - PERSON, oris - - PLUMMER, JTMMIE - - - REAVIS, AURELIA - RICHARDS, AUDREY RICHARDSON, JAMES - - - - RICHARDSON, LUCINDA - - - Henderson, N. C. Route 1, Box 116 - Kittrell, N. C. 619 Marshall Street Henderson, N. C. P.O. Box 941 - - - Henderson, N. C. 318 Whitten Avenue Henderson, N. C. Route 1, Box 194 - - - - Henderson, N. C, Route 1, Box 306 - - - - Henderson, N. C. Route 1, Box 279 - - - Henderson, N. C. 714 Champion - - Henderson, N. C, P. O. Box 26 ---- Middleburg, N, c. P.O. Box 52 - - Kmren, N. C. 436 Powell St. - - Henderson, N. C. Route 5, Box 5-7 Henderson, N. C. Route 5, Box 5-7 - - - - Henderson, N. C. Prowl Staff Choir, FHA LAS, FHA - - -PHA, Baseball FHA, Annual Staff Base ba ll, Panther Basketball, French Club, LAS, FFA Basketball, NHS, FBLA, Band TM, Baseball T811 LAS, French Club FHA FBLA, Annual Staff Panther Prowl FFA PsA, LAS, French Club, FHA French Club Basketball RICHARDSON, ROSE - - - - ROGERS, RONALD - - ROSEBORO, LOUIS - - - - - ROYSTER, IAMES - - Russri, Russri, Russri, SCOTT SCOTT, SHERIN 1 EDWARDS HATTIE - - IDA ANGELETTA BOBBY - - EDDIE - - SLADE,STANLEY -- SOLOMON , PHILLIP - STEED, JUNE - - TABOURN, CHARLIE TAYLOR TAYLOK TAYLOR TAYLOR TAYLOR BERNADINE DANIEL - - GEORGIA - HERBERT - IACKIE - - Continued 100 Lincoln St. - - Henderson, N. C. P.O. Box 39 - - Kittrell, N. C. Rt. 3, Box 296 - - Julia Ave, Henderson, N. C. Rt. 1, Box 90 - - Manson, N. C. 420 W-Rockspring St. - Henderson, N. C. 420 W-Rockspring St. - Henderson, N, C, Booth St, Henderson, N, C. 704 Daniel St. - - - Henderson, N, C. Rt. 4, Box 85-A Henderson, N. C. - -1690 Francis Drive - - Henderson, N. C. Rt. 1, Box 245 Kittrell, N. C. Rt. 3, Box 141 - - - Henderson, N, C. 1675 Willow Lane - - Henderson, N. C. Rt, BOX 186 1X2 - - Henderson, N, C. Rt. 3, Box 141 Henderson, N. C. 1675 Willow Lane - - Henderson, N, C. FBLA, LAS, Health Careers Guidance, F,F.A. Baseball, Guidance, French Club Guidance Dept. French Club, L.A. S, , Cheering Squad French Club, Baseball F. S.A. , L.A. S., N. H.S., French Clu Band, F. B. L.A., Dance Group Guidance Dept., F. B. L.A. Bus Driver French Club, Monitorial staff French Club, Bus Driver, Guidance TAYLOR, WILLIE - - TERRY, BLONDE TERRY, OZONE - - THOMPSON, MELVIN THOMPS OM , Q UEEN TRAYNHAM, VELLA - - - - TWITTY, ROSA - - VANN, NLARY - VANN, JAMES - - VASS, CLARA - - VAUOHN, RALPH - - VENNABLE, NANNIE WALKER, ERIC - - WALKER, RONALD - WAVERLEY, WILLIE - WIGGINOS, WILLIANI WILSON, JAMES - - WILLIAMS, CLAUDE - - - - COnIinued P.O, BON 51- - Kirrrell, N, C. 255 High SI. - - - Henderson, N. C. RI, 5, BON BOS - - Henderson, N, C. RI. EIA 18-A - - - - l'IenderSOn, N, C. 2ogsIv1rlIer5pOOn - - - - I-lenderson, N, C. RI. 5, BON 14-A I-lenderson, N. C. Rn, 1, EOR 14 - - Rmreii, N, C. RI. 4, Box 42 - - Henderson, N. C. 512 Owen SI. - - Henderson, N, C. 62-l Powell SI, - Henderson, N. C Rn, S, Box S2 - - Henderson, N. C 779 Park Drive - Henderson, N,C. RI, 5, Box 131 - Henderson, N. C RI, 4, Box lu2-A Henderson, N. C O02 Breckenridge Henderson, N. C RI. 4, BON 32 - - Henderson, N. C 565 Daniel SI. - Henderson, N. C. SI L,A, S., F.A. S. , French Club BaSl4eIball, Track, FOOIball Guidance, F, F,A,, Bus Driver French Club, L.A. S., F. I-LA, F, B, L,A., French Club, Band, Baskerball French Club, L.A. S., Guidance, F. H. A French Club, Guidance, F.S,A, L.A. S, , Annual Staff, Band F. F.A. F, B, L.A,, French Club, L.A. S, L.A, S., Baseball, French Club, Dramatics Bus Driver, French Club Guidance Dept., F. F.A. - - -F,S,A,, F.F.A,, L.A.S,, French Club French Club, F.F,A., Guidance Dept. FOOIball-, Track, F.F.A. Rr. 1, Box 31 - - WILLIAMS WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS EDITH - - - - EUGENE - .IAMES - - - - IOI-INNY - - - WILLIAMS IIMMIE - WILLIAMS WILLIAMS REMITI-IA WILLIAMS SAMUEL - - - WILLIAMS , S USIE WILLIAMSON, RALPH - - - - WIMBUSH, FLORENCE WIMBUSH, MARY - - WOODARD, PAULETTE WORTI-IAM, LORRIANE WRIGHT, RUTH - - YANCEY, HELEN - - YANCEY, PATRICIA - - - YOUNG, GERALDINE - - Continued 322 E-Ave, ---- Henderson, N. C. 600 Winder St. - - Henderson, N. C. 1330 Nicholas St. Henderson, N. C. 318 Pearl St. - - Henderson, N, C, Rt. 2, Box 86-A - - Henderson, N, C, 318 Pearl St, - - - Henderson, N. C, Manson, N. C, 511 Ford St, ---- Henderson, N, C, 1046 Pinkston St, - Henderson, N. C, 412 Booth St. - - - Henderson, N. C. 907 Parkway Drive - - Henderson, N. C. Pearl St. ---- Henderson, N. C. 715 Hillside Ave. - - Henderson, N. C. Rt. 1, Box 48 - - Manson, N. C. P.O. Box 113 - - - Townsville, N. C. Rt. 3, Box 405 - - Henderson, N, C, F. B. L.A. Track, Football F,F, A, Spanish Club, L.A,S, Band L.A. 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