High Point University - Zenith Yearbook (High Point, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1962 volume:

1962 ZENITH 1962 ZENITH 1962 ZEN ITH 1962 ZENITH 1962 ZENITH 1962 ITH ZENITH 1962 ZENITH 1962 ZENITH 1962 ZEN ITH 196 ZENITH 1 1962 ZEN TH 1962 62 ZENITH 1962 ZENITH 1962 ZENITH 1962 ZEN ITH 1962 ZENITH 1962 ZENITH 1962 ITH Published bv the Student Body of High Point College High Point, North Carolina JANE SAFERICHT Editor ANN SURRATT Associate Editor )OAN BARTLETT MARCO BREWER Business Managers i C i. J-WH ' •Wr- - mm SSmmmW , rr MM 2T H.P.C.-home away from home . . . Here we eat, sleep, laugh, cry, and learn for nine months. These brick buildings become our per- manent place of dwelling. And it is around and in these build- ings that our lives take new and different meaning. m Nine months, we spend in wist- ful dreaming during serenades, joining clubs with Freshman fer- vor, desiring mail, and just trying to be ourselves in the surround- ing college conformity. Above us stands a tower guarding all we do. Under her shadow we seek learning meditation, comp a n- ionship, love. Soon we identify our self with H.P.C. and brand car. We be- come participants in all the ex- tra college activities — we cheer our panthers try our own skill in inter murals, rush for our fra- ternity, play bridge in the student center . . . do research for that term paper, and wonder where our time goes. LS 1 J ff li . o !v ' v. ?(xfc— • ■ HHSBHH HIH HH The months pass and we ask ourself were they went. We are left many memories, and, more than this, we are left with some- thing else. We have gained KNOWLEDGE. T ' « ' 1 tl 1 King of the Charleston Rather than asking to he under- stood, he is understanding. Rather than asking to he heard, he listens. Rather than asking that toe love him, he loves us. He knows that the greatest tilings in life are those which when shared multiply — whether in the classroom, at forums, during consultations, or on the stage. He has shared with us poised indi- viduality and graceful wisdom. Many of us have come to a greater aware- ness of life and Life because hi s faith is strong, yet humble. Shakespeare wrote of one of his characters, This was a man. Contemporary Hoi den Caulfield searched for the real man in a world of phonies. We need not search. For in Dr. Wal- ter E. Hud gins, ive have found a MAN who is the REAL. For being what you are, We honor you . . . Dr. Walter E. Hudgins : . . . . and back to High Point U from North, South, East, West, and High Point, we returned . . . weejuns, madras, and reg- istration lines confronted- us . . . the orientated Freshman learned the alma mata . . . 8:20 classes and Saturday nite frat parties, ive are back in the rou- tine . . . switched to the brand of the tatooed man — no hi-fi . . . read Gort and laughed . . . watched and followed, hew- in . , . went to chapel without umbrellas . . , X ' d our calen- dars until at last T giving. ■J .v ■ , y • ,S; r- ? . It ' s Autumn In . - Our President MESSAGE TO CLASS OF 1962 Almost overnight you have been transformed from students to alumni! We are proud of you. You begin your careers in a magnificent year, one abounding with op- portunities wherever you may go and however you may serve. Let me take this moment to re- mind you that the world needs what you have to offer.At no time in history have such frontiers ex- isted, nor has there been greater need for the knowledge, courage, and devotion of educated Christians as today. As you leave our campus we cant help hut reflect and hope. We hope that we offered you the right learning experiences and that you took advantage of as many opportunities for learning as possible. We hope that you profited from both your in-class and out-of-class experiences. We hope that you did more than learn facts, dates, and places— but instead have come to possess new knowledge and skills and attitudes that not only make you a better person, but better equipped to make your contribution to a world who desperately needs yon. God bless you and keep you. ■J Jf Z, De ans TO THE CLASS OF 1962: The world today needs men and women who have learned to think for themselves. The future of democracy is dependent upon the qualities of leadership not only in the political area but in personal relations. My greatest hope is that you have laid the foundations for these qualities here at High Point College. The faculty and administration have tried to create an atmosphere in class and on the campus which fosters student participation and social growth. As your Dean, I am proud of the many ad- vancements you students have made these four years. If you carry through into your careers and lives the same enthusiasm and understanding of the problems of others that you have shown here, you will live useful lives and make a contribution to society from which all your associates may benefit. Good luck and God bless you all. Ah{ [friAAxid DEAN OF THE COLLEGE TO THE CLASS OF 1962: May I take this opportunity to express my great appreciation for the cooperation and spirit of fair play that you have shown through the years at High Point College. May you continue to use the growth you have attained here as you make your contribution in your chosen field. May life give to you all the blessings that you can assimi- late into your life. DEAX OF STUDENTS S HERBERT II. PETERSON Director of Endowment and Development DR C. R. IIINSHAW Director of Night School WESLEY V. GAYNOR Bursar A. B. WILLIAMS Business Manager X. P. YAB BOROUGH Resist rar GRADY WHICKER Guidance Counselor L9 I fl ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Dr. Lois Kropa; Mrs. Emily B. Sullivan; Mr. J. L. Mit- chum; Dr. W. J. Sowder Dr. R. R. Bellinger; Dr! Walter Black-stock, Head, BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Mr. H. F. Burhans; Mrs. Alda T. Berry; Mr. George W. NettS; Mr. Joe C. Allen; Dr. Robert I. Hislop, Head; Mr. J. L. Nelson, PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Mrs. Christine McCall; Mr. C. F. Hartman; Dr. Jim T. Hamilton, Head; Mr. Virgi Yow; Mr. Frank R. Hassell (not pictured). MATH DEPARTMENT Miss Louise Adams; Col. Carlton J. Cook, Head. RELIGION DEPARTMENT Dr. W. R, Locke, Head; Miss Charmione Rose; Dr. Wait E. Hud- gins; Mr. L. Hughes Cvx, j$% k FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT Miss Ernestine Fields; Mrs. Jane Mor- gan; Mr. J. L. Fryhover; Mr. Philip Reinrs; Mr, Raiford Porter; Dr. Lew J. Lewis, Head. 21 BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT Dr. William Lazaruk, Heat!; Dr. Ben II. Hill; Dr. J. M. Flowers (not pictured). CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS DEPARTMENT Dr. E. C. Cummings, Head, Dr. R. A. Linebeny; Dr. C. L. Wil- son. EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT Dr. H. H. Peterson; Miss Ruth Worthington; Mr. It. I .. Cnhlc; Dr. Dan B. Cooke; Dr. H. E, Seidel; Dr. Dennis H. Cooke. Head; Dr W. P. Matthews (not pictured). SOCIOLOGY DEPARTMENT Mr. C. R. Hormachea; Dr, L. M. Hays, Head. HISTORY DEPARTMENT Mr. James C. Di.ton; Dr. S. C. Deskins, Head; Dr. Helen R. Bartlett; Mr. Grady H. Whicker; Dr. Harold Wells (not pic- tured) . MODERN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Miss Berta Hirtzler; Mr. J. H. Mired; Dr. Lois Kropa; Mr. N. P. Yarborough; Dr. Arthur E. LeVey, Head; Mr. Tom A. Williams. Wm T ' HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Mrs. Lois Livingston, Head; Mrs. Kathym Ring. DIRECTOR OF ADMISSION ' S Mr. Stan Broadway ALUMNI EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Mr. Ron Wachs 24 LIBRARIANS Mrs, Louise Williams, Mrs. Ina Patrick. M _ M i JBa ' «fiH Hi i HOUSEMOTHERS Mrs. S. T. Bennett Mrs Frances McKe eld n- Kerr. HEAD LIBRARIAN Miss Marcella Carter SOCIAL DIRECTOR Mrs. Janet Warren NURSE Miss Patsy Wall 25 DIETITIANS Mr. and Mrs, L. G. Wright PUBLIC RELATIONS SECRETARIES Miss Helen Brown, Mrs. Dorothy Price. BURSAR ' S OFFICE SECRETARIES Mrs. Francis Caynor, Mrs. Viola Thompson, Mrs. Dorothy Kerr, PRESIDENT ' S SECRETARY Mrs. Mary Spurrier. DEAN ' S SECRETARIES Mrs. Lillian Mays, Mrs. Ann Harks. We pay tribute to With News Commentator Paul Harvey. Behind the scenes of each campus activity are vitally essential people who are seldom brought forward for just recognition. Because the Zenith Staff is well aware of this fact, we have chosen to dedicate this space to one of these peo- ple, thereby showing to some small degree our appreciation. The person we have chosen is friendly, charming, and understanding, and is never too busy to show interest in our campus ac- tivities, organizations, and in individual students. For her interest in our student body, for her will- ingness to serve, for the many reasons which words are powerless to express fully, we, with love, respect and gratitude, acknowledge . . . Jerry, you students never cease to amaze me. ' : Mrs. Wendell Patton 27 High Point College Board of Trustees J. Clyde Auman (Rev.) Josh L. Home S. R. (Stan) Brookshire Charles L. Kearns Mrs. D. S. Coltrane A. J. Koonce J. Harriss Covington Charles W. McCrary Eugene Cross Holt McPherson— Chairman Harry B. Finch Blaine M. Madison Tom A. Finch, Jr. Dr. J. Clay Madison Bishop Paul N. Garber James H. Millis Dr. C. L. Gray Dr. Wendell M. Patton Rev. M. E. Harbin F. Logan Porter Bishop Nolan B. Harmon Dr. W. Stanley Potter C. Felix Harvey III Mrs. Katie M. Rankin Horace S. Haworth L. Ferree Ross Charles E. Hayworth William F. Womble J. Vernon Hodgin Elliott S. Wood 28 High Point College First Fellow Citations (as of February 12, 1962) Mrs. Myrtle H. Barthmaier Charles L. Kearns Harry G. Bell A. Pat Brown Jack H. Campbell J. Harriss Covington R. Frank Dalton Thomas A. Finch, Jr. John C. Foy W. B. Hall, Sr. Charles E. Hay worth High Point Savings Trust Company George E. Hutchens I. Paul Ingle C. T. Ingram, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Leipman Wayland H. Linthicum, Jr. McCrary-Acme Foundation, Inc. Holt McPherson J. H. Millis Mrs. L. K. Mobley Mrs. W. T. Powell Robert M. Silver Edgar H. Snider Carson C. Stout The Lilly Co. Elliott S. Wood Frank H. Wood 29 FRESHMEN OFFICERS: Gail Nichols, secretary; Fred Winters, president; Montague, treasurer, cheer at the bonfire sponsored by their class ; nd Steve I am a Freshman. Amid the confu- sion of packing and unpacking clothes, getting accustomed to peanut butter sandwiches, trying to conjugate verbs in a very foreign language, and rubbing my aching muscles after a rousing P. E. class, I have become a more indepen- dent individual with the realization that college is an experience from which I can gain nothing if I do not know how to live and work with others. 30 NANCY ADAMS LARRY AMICK BITSY ANDREW ANNE ARMENTROUT FONDA ASBURY REBECCA AUMAN CALLIE ANN BAILEY ROSANNA BAREFOOT CAROLYN BARNES JIMMIE BECK LINDA BENNETT RONNIE BERRIER LINDA BLACK MARILYN BLUME SUSAN BODNAR JIMMY BOHANNON FAYE BOLES KATHRYN BONNER STEVE BOOKER PAT BOWDEN ROBERT BRADLEY BETH BREARLY ROBERT BBENNAN LINDA BREWER BONNIE BROOKS CAROL BROOKS KENNETH BROWN DON BRYANT MINNIE BUNDY JUDY BURRIER JUDITH BURT MARLENE BYERLY LINDA CABOT BARBARA CACY BUCKY CALDWELL JUDY CALLOWAY ROBERT CARLOUGH ROGER CARMICHAEL LINDA CARTER MARGARET ANN CARTER LINDA CASSIMUS ALFRED COLLINS ROSALIE COMER SUSAN COOK DAVID COSTAS, JR. DOT COUCH RICHARD COX CYNTHIA CRAVEN SUSAN CULBRETH ARMAND DANIEL DEE DEE DECARION KAY DeMIK JANET DOBY JIMMY DOOLITTLE Class of 1965 jMk jpfe Class of 1965 £$£$tft JANET DOSS JUDY DOWDY JEANNE DOWN ' S DENNIS DRAPER JEAN DUTTO.N JANET EARLY CALLIE EAST SALLY EDMONDS J. B. FARLOW MARLA FIRSTENBERC LOUISE FOSTER ROY FOSTER KARON FRANK WAYNE FURMAN SARA FUSSELL PATRICK GALLAGHER AMELIA GARMON EDDIE LYNN GARNER JENNY GARNER HODOI.PH GIBBS FRITZ GIBSON SUE GIBSON PHYLLIS GILES JOE GOSNELL EZBA GOUGHN CLIFFORD GREAVES PEGGY GREEN IUDY GREENE MICHAEL GREENE ROY GREENWOOD FRANKLIN GRICE CAROL HAGGARD JAMES HAHS LAM HANCOX RHONDA HARDY JOHN HARGETT BILL HARRIS VICKT HASTINGS CHARLES HAWKS PAT HAWKS JUDY HAYES GAVE HEDRICK STANLEY HEDRICK GEORGE IIENDRIX MARCEL HERNANDEZ JANET HEYDENBURG PHYLLIS HILL BILL HOBSON BECKY HODGIN DOUG HOOKER LINDA HOYLE TULLIE HOYLE ROBERTA HUDSON LINDA HUMPHREY DEWEY HUTCHINS DONNA HYATT ALEENE JARRELL JEFFREY JOHNSON JOY JOHNSON LINNY JOHNSON SPENCER JOHNSTON ANDREW JONES CAROL JONES DON JONES EVE JONES JERRY KANDZER PATRICIA KEENER JEAN KELLY DAVID KEMP CHRISTINE KENNEDY JOHN KENNEDY GARY KIGER STEVE KING JOYCE KIRKMAN GRETCHEN KLINE MARIE KNIGHT JUDY LANE KAREN LANIER JOHNNY LANKFORD CAROL LAWSON KENNETH LAWSON ROY LEONARD SHERYL LINDBERG WILLIAM LIVENGOOD STANLEY MEADOWS ROBERT MEDLIN JANEIVE MICHAUX RICKIE MILLS SUZANNE MOCK STEVE MONTAGUE KAY MOON HAROLD MOOSE SHERRILL MORRIS ALVIN MOTSINGER BARROW MULLIS HAROLD MYERS Class of 1965 JOHN LOCKMAN JANE LOGAN JOE LORBER SHARON MADER BETSY MANN BRENDA MANUEL Za TIMMY MARTIN ILi 1 carolyn McAllister IEAN McCOLLUM SANDY McHONE JOYCE McILVAINE pat Mcpherson 24 Class of 1965 CLARA JANE NEAL DALE NEEL GAYLE NICHOLS NANCY NOBLETT NOB MAN O ' BBYANT ELIZABETH OLDHAM ANN ORGAN BONNIE ORMAN RANDY PACKARD FAYE DEAN PAGE THOMAS PAGE HELEN PAISLEY CHRIS PAPPAS CAROL PARRISH RETTY CROSS PAYNE EDNA ALLENE PAYNE DONALD PEATROSS MILLIE PEELER BILL PHILLIPS MICHAEL PIERCE WILLIAM POPLIN CARLOS PRADO LINDA PRICE LESLIE PURIFOY JAMES RAMSEY AL RAUCH JUDY RAYKES DEANNA READ BRANSON REDDING RONALD REIGELMAN beth renfro larry Rice rosalind roach toni rochelle patty ann rogers betty ' sue rogers MICHAEL ROSENMARKLE SUE LYNX ROTHKOCK BARBARA RUFTY RAYMOND SALMON CARLEKN SAMUELS MICHELLE SCHMIDLEY FRED SCHRAPLAU ROBERT SEAVER PAULINE SEAWELL TOEL SILVER SANDRA SILVERSTEIN JERRY SINK JERRY SHACKELFORD SYLVIA SHAPIRO ORHIN SHAW TONY SLATE SUE SMATHERS BARRY SMITH Class of 1965 KIRK SMITH PAUL SMITH FOSS SMITHDEAL LAMONT SNIDER MARGARET SPENCER WILLIAM STAFF ANNE STALDER ROBERT STAMEY JIM STEWART KIRK STEWART JIMMY STONE LIBBY STURDIVANT JIM SURRATT BILL SWIGART SANDRA TATE JAMES A. TAYLOR JOE ANN TAYLOR DIANA TEAGUE IRELAND THOMAS HENRY THOMPSON PATRICIA TROTTER LINDA TURNER BOBBY VESTAL REANZA WALDREP JANE WALKER KENNETH WALKER NANCY WALL PAMELA WALLACE RITA WALL1N JOAN WARD ART WARREN SUE WATERS JOY WATKINGS BRUCE WEATHERLY WAYNE WEBSTER SUSAN WELLS JANE WHEELER BETTY WHITE GAYLE WHITE PEGGY WILEY CAROLYN WILLIAMS DONALD WILLIAMS JERRY WILLIAMS JUDY WILLIAMS WOODY WOODALL BONNIE WOODFIELD RONNIE WOODLEY GERALD YARBOROUGH NANCY YEAGER MIKE YETT BARRY YORK ri £ ffn MISS MARIA FLETCHER Miss America, 1962 This year, The Zenith Staff feels honored to have MISS AMERICA OF 1962, Miss Maria Fletcher as our judge for the 1961-62 MISS ZENITH. 36 MISS DEBBIE CALLAWAY Miss Zenith 1961-62 Miss Zenith MISS MIMI MODLIN MISS LINDA SAMUELS is Finalists MISS DIANA WATKINS MISS YVONNE VAUGHN 39 -U I New . . . new ideas . . . Miss America comes through like the true North Carolinian she is . . . Dot and Charles make profit with Miss I IPC . . . Lu Ann does hurried copy for Christmas deadline . . . Rat makes schedule after schedule and finally blank pages . . . ' Clarabel ' could you take pictures tomorrow afternoon? . . . Frank. Marilyn and Lou have war with the Greeks . . . Memo from Wood: Can you get those faculty shots today, Bill? Ellen blacks fingers and circles under her eyes . . . Margo to Joan, Red or black this week? . , . Richard tries to place horizontals in vertical slots . . . Patti, eon Id yon do just one more thing? . , . Whitely thinks of captions . . . Saferight, HELP! . . . How is the typing going, Parker, Watley, and Michele? . . , Business staff member to business staff mem- ber, ... and then he said, ' not this year ' ! . . . fall . . , winter . . . spring . . . Success . . .??? JANE SAFERIGHT Editor 1962 Zenith Staff ANN SURRATT Assoc ia te Editor CHARLES CARROLL Managing Editor DOT BARRICK Assistant Managing Editor LOU RICHARDS and FRANK PHILLIPS Creek Editors 10 JOAN BARTLETT and MARCO BREWER Co- Business Managers TYPISTS STAFF ?• ■ Diana Watley, Typist; Patti Collivcr, Copy and Lay- out Editor; Marilyn Zoclk-r, Greek Editor, BILL BARNES Photographer ALLEN SHARPE Photographer II 1P ,Mk V BILL TREVORROW Managing Editor LOUISE WHITE LEV jJK.siiic.s-.v Manager PEGGY McNAMEE Advertising Manager HENRY MAZZOLI Circulation Manager GEORGE WICGLESWORTH Editor-in-Chief Hi-Po Staff What words can best describe the 1961-62 HI-PO? New? Better? Different? Daring? We, the staff, feel that each of these words are appro- priate; together, thev give a picture of this vear ' s HI-PO. The HI-PO is new, new from the staff to the printer. The HI-PO is better. We have better pic- tures, better articles, better and more up-to-date coverage. The HI-PO is different. We have a regular column on the front page, rotating edi- torials, and eye-catching fraternity page. The HI- PO is daring. The editorial policy is to print the truth, and some of our articles have been contro- versial. We feel that this year ' s HI-PO, being new, better, different, and daring, has caused more campus interest and has created a more informed campus. We feel that we have made many improve- ments, but many more are left to be made. It is our hope that our bi-monthly newspaper will grow into a weekly publication. Our hope rests with you-you, the ' 1962-63 HI-PO staff. 42 HOWARD BARNES Layout Editor i STAFF MR. HORMACHEA Adviser EDITORIAL BOARD S G A Executive LEN LEWIN President BOB CLARK Vice-President The Student Government Association of High Point College strives earn- estly to carry out its purpose, that be- ing to develop student honor and self- control, to encourage right ideals and promote personal responsibility, and to foster the principles of self-government. ' It is the immediate duty of the Executive Council to employ this purpose as a gov- erning process by acting as a working arm and a co-ordinator of the other branches of the S.G.A. The Student Government has as its goal this year to become an ef- ficient organization in practice and not in theory. It sought to become a governing body and not merely a sponsor of activi- ties, even though this part of the program did not cease. The year began with high hopes and ambitions and ended with many accomplishments, not only on the part of the Executive Council, but on the part of the entire student body. Everyone gained a greater sense of unity and loyalty to the school they have come to love. The S.G.A. officers wish the Student Government success in the vears to come. ■ 1 SANDRA HOOKS Secretary JERRY KYLE Treasurer If Jud lciary Judiciary Representatives The Verdict Is Yours The Judiciary Council, one of the three branches of the Student Government, is the final authority on all judicial matters. It has the responsibility of trying cases of infraction of S.G.A. laws, and determining and enforcing punishment for these infrac- tions. However, all persons accused of of- fenses are innocent until proven guilty and the burden of proof falls upon the prosecution. This year the Judiciary Coun- cil, with Dan Earnhardt as Chief Justice, has proven itself to be a stern and just court. DAN EARNHARDT, Chief Justice 45 House of Representatives ALLEN SIIARPE Speaker of the House The House of Representatives is one of the two houses that compose the legislative hody of the Student Government Association. Rep- resentation to the House is based propor- tionately on the membership of each class and honafide organization at High Point Col- lege. Unless a special called meeting is deemed necessary, the House convenes on the first and third Thursday of each month to transact any legislation concerning the Student Government Association. In impor- tant legislation this year, the House has passed both the Unicameral System and a revised edition of the Honor Code. Through competent representation, the House is able to initiate important legislation and fulfill a dire need of student participation in school government as well as to provide practical experience in governmental procedure. OPTIC LRS: Dave Burgess, Linda Wood, Francis Dail, and John Ward. Senate The Senate of the Student Government As- sociation is one of the houses of Student Leg- islature, composed of three members from each of the four classes of the college. The Senators are elected hy vote of the classes, and serve for the entire school year. The Vice- President of the Student Government serves as Speaker of the Senate, and is responsible for encouraging activity in the Senate and com- munication of legislation from the Senators to the members of the classes. This year the Sen- ate has dealt with many vital problems on the campus, and has passed legislation concerning every area of campus endeavor, from academic standards to specific social situations. The Sen- ate has been contributed to the enlargement of participation by students in important extra- curricular functions. BOB CLARKE Speaker of the Senate Will the meeting please come to order? 17 Women ' s Dormitories The Women ' s Dormitory Council serves as a mediator be- tween the women residents and the Student Government Asso- ciation. This year the Council adopted a new and more effective sign out system. There was a successful experiment with a no- lights out program for upper classmen. Greatly aided by the guidance and understanding of Debbie, Mrs. Bennett, and Mrs. Warren, the dormitory has had a verv successful year. DEBBIE CALLAWAY President Above, seated from hit to right: Mrs. Bennett, Sandra Wilson, Corrcspondmg Secretary; and Sandra Hooks, Recording Secre- Vice-President; Georgianna Hardin, Treasurer; Rosemary Mason, tan . Below, seated from left to right: Grace Seaver, Judiciary Rep- resentative; Louiw? Stokes, Judiciary Rc) resentative; Carolyn Frye, Freshman Representative; Kathy Sturm. Freshman Rep- resentative. Standing, from left to right. Julia Floyd, Head Proctor; Louetra Bloucher, Head Proctor; and Linda Kerrun, Fresh man Representative. ■ I J v_ Men ' s Dormitory The Men ' s Dormitory Council strives .to work out minor problems concert nog resident students. This is done through close relationship with the Student Gov- ernment and the administration. Certain aspects of freshman orientation are handled by the officers of the Men ' s Dormitory Council. We be- lieve that education does not stop in the classroom; therefore we try to foster group living and an educational experience. The dormitory council has been very fortunate this year in working with the new resident mother, Mrs. McMeekin Kerr. She has been very successful in mak- ing dormitory life more enjoyable and rewarding. 1 1 1 • • • DON CASHION ' Leader of the Clan . Ill p 1 ; _► 1 - « Day The commuters an- led by Rudolph Cibhs, Vice-President; Marvin Ferebee, Treasurer; Fonda Asbury, Secretary; and David Culler, President. . . . 10:20 in hook . . , Another layover in the library . . . Must 140 hack for the game tonight . . . parking stickers and tickets . . . SNOW and SLEET, can I make it? . . . Can I lei ave m books s 111 vour room: . . My 8:20 isn ' t meeting?!! , . . Think I ' ll stay home today . . . Time for a Cote break! 52 Students The Senior Class chums him. Studying or lounging? Home again! Everyone, but everyone goes to assembly. 53 Alpha Phi Omega AL THOMPSON President JIM STEVENS Secretary-Treasurer PHIL COCIIIL1. DAVID JONES JAMES DAVIS JOE WILLIAMS iuhui; i vu„so BOB MICHAEL 54 STEVE BOWER fcflV «• ' — -; Dr. Patton and Mayor Stout pose in front of the poor old car, which they are preparing to slaughter. Alpha Phi Omega is a national service fraternity, the largest Greek letter organi- zation in the world. Its purpose is to as- semhle college men in the fellowship of the Scout Oath and Law, to develop friend- ship and to promote service to humanity. Mu Xi chapter on the High Point Campus received its charter on April 27, 1958. ' Take that, . . . ! Hey, look, Dr. Patton, he ' s hitting your name, ' . .: High Point College Gavel Club One of the newest organizations on the High Point College campus, the High Point College Gavel Club, was formed early last fall by a group of stu- dents interested in speaking in public. By affording a small, sympathetic audi- ence and constructive criticism, the club gives members an opportunity to improve their ability to appear before an audience and to speak effectively. Every mem- ber is given the opportunity to speak at each bi-weekly meeting. The Club re- ceives assistance from both Toastmasters International and Piedmont Toastmasters of High Point. President David Roue calls the meeting to order. Commander George W. Netts, USN (Ret.), fatuity advisor, assisted in the formation of the Club and also in securing its affiliation with Toastmasters International. V ir Wl KtMBM h ' ' ■■■ Young Democrats Club Service to the college, training for students, and action for the com- munity are the things for which the High Point College Young Demo- crats Club stand. In the two semesters of the clubs existence, we have sponsored several public meetings for the benefit of the community and the college. Senators, representatives, and mayors have entertained and informed us at the college this year. We have planned debates, held information ses- sions, and have taken part in a close community election. These activiti- es have made the High Point College chapter the most active and the most talked about Young Democrats Club in the state. Young Democrats who are interested in the New Frontier. Jewel Johnson, Second Vice-President; John Tattle. Fi«f Vice-President; Sl ip Callahan, President. The rewarding experience of student teaching Student National Education Association The purpose of this division of future teachers shall he to develop among young people who are preparing to he teachers, an organization which shall he an integral part of the state and national education associations. President Cynthia Fletcher calls a meet- ing to order. 58 Epsilon Sigma Omicron Epsilon Sigma Omicron is the profes- sional Home Economics Sorority. It is for girls who are majoring in home eco- nomics, and for the ones who are taking or have taken any course in home eco- nomics. The purpose of Epsilon Sigma Omi- cron is to promote a spirit of cooperation among the home economics members and their associates on the campus, to promote wider and better understanding of the value of home economics to other individuals, to stimulate interest of its members in professional growth, and to develop the personality, character, lead- ership, and social poise of its members. Caroline Pre st wood President Elizabeth Lnubsch ' T Vice-President Marie Powers Secretary Mary Norwood Treasurer Carol Oeist Reporter Ruby Campbell Historian Ann Burns Barbara Caey Janet Heydenburg Linda Hoyle Linda Humphrey JP $ § JFi Peggy McDaniel Barbara Oakley Sara Overton Barbara Pless Lois Richardson Rebecca Royer 59 Physical Education Majors Club The Physical Education Majors ' Club is one of the more important professional organizations on the cam- pus. The chili was organized to further the individual welfare of its members; to foster activities in the field of Physical Education; to facilitate interest through pro- grams, methods, techniques and activities; to promote a sound campus and community understanding of Phy- sical Education; and to raise the professional standards for future occupation. The club is very active with annual projects such as Co-Recreation night, handling programs and the con- cession stand at the basketball games, sale of pins, send- ing delegates to state and national conventions, and awarding a plaque to the outstanding senior major. Also each year the club has a special project to benefit the department and the college. This year for the first time the club organized and sponsored a college bowling league. We hope that through membership in our organi- zation the students will gain the knowledge and tools to become leaders in tomorrow ' s world. President Sam White presides at a monthly meeting. Preparing for the half-time rush. I ' ll return this one. Let ' s go, team!!! 60 Intramural Council The Intramural Council is composed of mem- bers of the Physical Education Club and repre- sentatives of the four sororities on campus. The council plans a schedule for the sororities and inde- pendent teams to compete in various sp orts in- cluding basketball, volleyball, softball, and bad- minton. This year the council worked closely with the Physical Education majors to make Co-Recrea- tional Night a success. Dr. Hamilton fioes over a few details with the Intramural Council about the schedule. Watch the birdie. BanR-Bang-Bang-OUCH! fi! an active part of Campus motive , ; .. i 62 life . . RELIGION CHRISTIAN COLLEGIATE MAGAZINE None of us can live in the perpetual whirl without fuel from those quiet moments alone with God. Our wor- ship takes many forms and comes sometimes unexpect- edly. The soul ' s soliloquy . . . Dr. Locke, our help in ages past . . . the thrill of a new idea . . . the old weather- whipped, always inspiring cross ... a comforting mes- sage , . . thank you. 63 Student Christian Association MRS. ROBERT AMOS Advisor HARRY LILLY SCA President LOUISE STOKES SCA Vice-President BETTY TREECE SCA Secretary STEVE MONTAGUE YVONNE VAUGHN Freshman Representative BSU President STEPHEN HITE BSU Representative PATTI COLLI VER MSF President ROSEMARY MASON MSF Representative Annette Young Westminster President NANCY MOFFETT SHIRLEY McDANIEL Westminster Representative Fellowship Teams Chairman MARY LOU FERRYMAN Fellowship Teams Representative SUSAN TILLEY Alpha Delta Thcta President SANDRA WARNER Alpha Delta Theta Representative FRANCIS DAIL Kappa Chi President LARRY MAXWELL Kappa Chi Representative JUDY LANE SCA Ptdtlicity PEGGY CREEN SCA Publicity Quelling minor religions organizational prob- lems, chewing pencils and pound cake, thanking Dr. Hudgins and Miss Rose, sweating a summer service seminar, working out an Easter sunrise serv- ice, burning the midnight oil at the auditorium de- tailing an assembly program, appreciating Mrs. Amos ' s ideas, caroling ' til their lungs cry and their hearts burst with happiness, sponsoring chapel serv- ices, crying, laughing, cheering, dancing, eating, thinking, worrying— that ' s the Student Christian As- sociation. 64 Tuesday at 3:30-herc we are again! The SCA sponsored the Finch Lectures. This year ' s speaker was Dr. Hugh Anderson of Duke. The Prophecy of Amos was a campus project sponsored hy the SCA. fio MSF ' ers study, work, sing, suffer, eat, laugh, think, and worship together. Patti is enthusiastic as she tells about the MSF State Conference. Methodist Student Fellowship Methodist Student Fellowship . . . picnic of the City Lake . . . Where ' s the food? I ' m tired of twisting . the burning cross . . . that wonderful cross . . . plan, plan . . . What is life? . . . Motive . . . John, lead us in a few songs . . . but the greatest of these is love . . . Dr. Hudgins ... a real smile from a senior citizen at the Presbyterian Home . . . that conference . . . FIVE DOLLARS?! . . . Jameson Jones ... a new friend from Bennett , . . questions, questions . . , lo- custs, veal venders, prophets . . . Miss Rose ... a search ... a faith . . . rebellion ... a friend ... a coke and three cookies ... a warm inner glow . . , MSF. Making Christmas favors for the folks at the Presbyterian Home was fun as well as rewarding. The Council plays an important role in the organization. 66 BSU ' ers enjoy many rich experiences together. Baptist Student Union Baptist Student Union panel discussions . new ideas posters, posters sharing customs and cokes with foreign students the convention in Raleigh . . . Janice ' s belt making a big hit ' We ' d like to in- vite you other five to attend Tom Haggai ' s wonder- ful messages left-over sandwiches Patsy in the Miss HPC run-off love challenges BSU. Von reviews an important business be- fore one of the bi-monthly meetings. Hey, where are all of those fellows? 67 Westminister Fellowship 1961-62 marked the sixth year on the High Point College campus for the Westminster Fellowship, the Presbyterian student organization, with Annette Young as president. The religious projects, participation in the relig- ious program of the college, and other activities, West- minster has continued to demonstrate that it has a place on campus. Westminster meets twice a month at the home of its sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. McKinny. Meetings feature inspiring and enlightening pro- grams and discussions of importance to Christian stu- dents. Programs are followed by periods of fellowship. Students of all denominations are welcome to attend the meetings and to take part in the activities of the fellowship. The officers are Annette Young, president; Jane Smith, vice-president; Mary Lew Smith, secretary; Judy Longwith, SGA Representative; Milbrey Belaud, devo- tions chairman. Kappa Chi Fellowship A K( )x e E P A n E ■ i A Kappa Chi is an organization composed of all men students who are planning to enter or who are inter- ested in Christian vocations. It provides a medium of religious instruction and a dynamic fellowship in which all members may share. Participatio n in other campus activities is emphasized. The highlights of the Kappa Chi year, which include the stimulating programs, the chorus performances, and the annual Thanksgiving ban- quet, are remembered for a long time by all members. THERON FARMER FRANCIS DAIL Vice -President President LARRY MAXWELL Secretary-Treasurer Bob Clark Dennis Draper Rodolph Gibbs Franklin Grice Dickie Hargett John Kennedy AdM fr 1 rf %? f,i m am kM Harry Lilly John Lockman Ricky Mills Pat McPherson Steve Montague Charles Nesbttt George Oxenford William Richards Walter Schenck Paul Smith Eddie Taylor Henry Thompson Charles Woodruff Manuel Wortman 69 Alpha Delta Theta Service, leadership, and friendship are three words synonymous with Alpha Delta Theta. These are our guiding principles as sisters in the service of Cod. Highlights of our year were the Pledge Program, which gave our or- ganization 29 new sisters. The outstanding pledge of the pledge class, Carol Ceist, was recognized at the initiation at M on then Methodist Church. Many of the girls attended our Fall Retreat at Millhrook, the home of Mrs. Ed Millis. Our speaker at the Retreat was Mr. Grady Whicker. Again this year Alpha Delta Theta held weekly dorm devotions. Another year is uear its end, but we are sure it will always have a special meaning to us who are sisters in the serv- ice of God. MARCELLA CARTER Advisor SUSAN TILLEY Pre aide nt CHARMIONE ROSE Advisor Mary Norwood Vice President Ann Burns Secretary Janet Miller Treasurer Shirley MeDaniel Chaplain Natalie Tunstall Representative Student Government Sandra Warner Student Christ inn Association Rcji Carrie Whiteliurst Student Christian Association Alternate Lois Campbell Publicity Chairman To f £ f 0 Milbrey Behind Marilyn Blumc Linda Carter Snan Cook Jeanne Downs Jean Dutton lenny Garner Carol Gcist Abbey Hall Pam Hancox Gcorgianna Hardin Florence Harris Sarannet Holland Betty Johnson Linda Johnston Eve (ones JoAnnc Kearney Barbara Kinlaw Sylvia Leekie Fat Lewis Aodrey McDowell Betsy Mann Ann Martin Nancy Moifett Nancy Noblett Marie Powers Caroline Frestwood Linda Price Betty Sue Rogers Bonnie Saksa Pat Saunders Ann Surratt Sandra Tate Pamela Wallace lane Warren Mary Warren Elame Watkins Sue Williamson Carroll Wood Annette Young 71 Fellowship Teams The HPC Fellowship Teams are now in their eighth year of service to local churches. The purpose of this organization is two- fold: to strengthen the youth program in local churches and to lead youth in more abundant Christian living; to enable HPC students to gain experience in youth work of the church. Our teams strive to develop leadership among the youth with whom we work, to help the youth groups to help themselves, to present Christianity on its highest levels for all areas of life— through programs of worship, sing- ing, guidance in long-range and unit planning, recreation, and service projects. 1960-62 Planning Committee Left to right: Carrie Whitehurst, Theron Farmer, Carrie Myrick, and Shirley McDaniel. SHIRLEY McDAMEL Fellowship Teams Chairman :•: Beth Brearley, Carrie Myriek, Chairman; Steve Montague, Pat Bowden. Jo Ann Jenkins, Marlene Brinley, Larry well, Chairman; Betsy Mann. M . Eddie Taylor, Chairman; Nancy Wall, Charles Watson, Marilyn Blume, Seated: Betty Jones and Betty Trecce, Chair- man. Standing: Fred Winters, Jean Dutton, and Charles Woodruff. Seated: Janet Early and Janet Miller, Chairman; Standing: Doris Liles and Charles Hawks. Seated: Lee Hodgson and Naney Moffet, Cliair- man. Standing: Sandra Light. Seated: Joan Bartlett, Miehele Hope, Chairman, and Mary Norwood. Standing; Manuel Wort- Pete Moose, Henry Thompson, Ann Surratt, Sandra Tate, Sandra Warner, Carrie White- hmst, Chairman. John Ward, Jeanne Downs, Theron Fanner, Chairman; Eddie Lynn Garner, Dickie Hargett, 73 . . . changed from madras to raccoon collars, but no snow yet . . . student teachers bit nails, made lesson plans and scraped frost from windshields at dawn . . . anticipated a new Miss H. P. C. — Lou has grace- ful shoes to fill . . . Gail gave up one crown but took another . . . caroled, worshiped, danced, evacuated — Christmas . . . took Exams!! need more be said . . . watched Amos and an un- thinking student body thought . . . Rushed in February? groans, fixed smiles, tensions and at last-Pledges! . . . cheered a new team, a new queen and the same ole Phil . . . And finally snow . . . --T- 1 74 Miss High Point College 1962 76 Miss Louella Richards Miss Congeniality MISS PATTI COLLIVER First Runner-Up MISS LINDA FERRAN 7 Second Runner-Up MISS JUDY RAYKES Third Runner-Up MISS MARY LOU TROUTMAN Fourth Runner-Up MISS GLEXDA BROWN 79 Taking a breather from the business at hand are the officers, Mary Lou Perynian, Secretary; Bil Fitlliu, Vice-President; Bobby Braswell, Treasurer; and Charles Nesbitt, President. Sophomore Class I am a Sophomore. My clays are filled with upper classman activities. I enjoy; responsibilities: . making the Freshmen wear beanies. . choosing a career, privileges: . lights on until two a.m. . dates every night, work: . psychology, World Literature, speech, dreams: . of becoming Juniors. . . of the fun I ' ve had being a Sophomore, Sure .... I ' d love to .... about 7:3(1? Hmm . . . don ' t know if that ' s conic in or not . , . Class of 1964 CHARLSIE ABLE TOMMY ARNETTE JOANNE ATKINS ELLIS BAKER LYN BARROW DAVE BAUGHN GEORGE BEAM JULIA BEAM MILBREY ANNE BELAND STEVE BOWER THOMAS BOWMAN BOBBY BOYD FRED BRADSHAW ROBBY BRASWELL WAYNE BREWER MARLENE BRINLEY YATES BROOKS GLENDA BROWN WILSON BROWNING SUZANNE BULLARD BARNEY BURKS MARGE BURNS ROBERT BURNS NORMAN CALLAHAN LOIS CAMPBELL JOHN CARR NANCY CLAPP CLAUDE CLINE HAROLD COHEN MARY LEE COOTES SI Class of 1964 RON COVEY DAVID COX LTNDA CRAVEN ROGER CRAWFORD BOB CROTTS SANDY CROWELL WAYNE CURRY LINDA DARNELL BEVERLY DAVIDSON BONNIE DENNIS GARY DENNIS TOM DICKEBSON DON DUTCGINS DIANNE ELDER GEORGE ELKINS THOMAS ELLER BECKY ELLIOTT TANE ELLIOTT BILL FALLIN LINDA FERRAN HARRIET FINERTV RUTH FITCH BOBBY FOGLEMAN CYNDY FOULKS DON FRAZIER CAROLYN FRYE PHIL GARRISON CAROL CEIST HUGH GENTRY GAIL GEYER Class of 1964 ELAINE GREEN KENNETH GUNN FLORENCE HARRIS EVELYN HARRISON ROBERT HARTSELL BERGIE HATCHER GERALDINE HAUSER DAYTON HOLMES MICHELE HOPE CHARLES HOWARD IUDY INGRAM MACK ISLEY BETTIE JONES GARY KENNEDY TOM KESTER BARBARA KINLAW STAN KINNEY MARSDEN KITLEY BOB KORNEGAY BETTY KRIMMINGER JUDY LAMBETH BETH LEBERMAN SYLVIA LECKIE PAT LEWIS WAYNE LEWIS FRED LIEDKE SANDRA LIGHT DORIS LILES BRENDA LINER DONALD LITTLE 83 Class of 1964 TERRY LLOYD JUDY LOWDER YANG SIENG LU ATHELENE MARLOWE ANN MARTIN Audrey Mcdowell CAROLYN McMASTER CAROL MERRICK JANET MILLER JUDY MILLS ED MITCHELL ROSA MAE MOORE GLORIA MURRAY STUART MYERS CARRIE MYRICK LOUIS NEAL FLETCHER NELSON, JR. JERRY NELSON CHARLES NESBITT DOTTIE NIXON NORMA OVERBY SHARON PARKER LYNDA PAYNE WAYNE PENDER MARY LOU PERRYMAN CHRIS PIKE ROGER PIKE PAT POINDEXTER MARIE POWERS WILLIAM PRITCHARD 84 Class of 1964 BARBARA RANDALL LEON RAPER JOHNNY REECE LOUELLA RICHARDS NINA RICHARDSON ALLEN RIERSON ELLIS ROUSE CAROLYN ROUTH BONNIE SAKSA RITA SAUNDERS PAT SAUNDERS RITA SAUNDERS FRED SCHNEIDER WALTER SHANK DAVID SHAW JOAN SHOCKEY HOB ART SIMPSON FRANCES SMITH HAROLD CLIFTON SMITH JANE SMITH SYLVIA SMITH TOMMY SMITH HAL SNYDER RICHARD SPAKE SANDY SPRINKLE BOBBY STAFFORD LINDA STEVENS BONNIE STILWELL LINDA STRICKLAND KATHY STURM 85 Class of 1964 ft V JOHN SYKES FROSTY TANNER EDDIE TAYLOR GERALD TERTZAGIAN DUANE THOMPSON BETTY TREECE MARY LOU TROUTMAN KATY UHLMANN JOSE VELADO ROBERT VON CAN NON- CARL VUX ' CANNON NOEL WAECHTER MARTHA WALLACE GENE WALSH JUDY WARLICK SANDRA WARNER JANE WARREN ELAINE W ATKINS DIANE WESTMORELAND CARRIE WHITEHURST JAMES WHITESELL WAYNE WILKINSON IAMES WILMONT SUE WOMELDORF CARROLL WOOD LINDA WOOD LEONARD WOOD ALL 86 Fine Arts The Fine Arts Department . . . where the magic of make-up and costuming transforms our fellow students into dramatic characters from times past and times present . . . The tensions of a French court- room, the hustle of Broadway, the dramatic simplicity of the Orient— these become reality . . . Many hack-stage crews . . . ac- tors repeating lines time after time until they become second nature . . . rewards and challenges . . . Creative minds gathering in the art lab putting abstract ideas into con- crete form— the careful images of the minds eye. Music fills the air with sounds of every intensity and kind. Some— tine, precise, and pol- ished . . . others— telling of a less experienced, yet no less dedicated student, hard at work improving tone and control. Here is the most expectant atmos- phere on campus. At any moment a new character may appear on stage, a new idea may work into reality on canvas or in the sculp- tor ' s clay ... a new melody may burst forth, seemingly free from the mistakes of practicing fingers. It is perhaps a kind of magic, but more truly we might say it has a person- ality. It is magic with a unique personality— a personality which needs to be loved to live. ,S7 The Band Left to right: Chuck Miller, President; Dick Walker, Vice-President; and George Beam, Sec ret a rtj- T r easu ret . The concert: band helps to increase musical enjoyment and un- derstanding among its members and among its audiences by studying thoroughly and performing effectively the best band literature of all periods. In addition to concerts on campus and in the High Point vicinity, the band makes an extended tour each vear. li Hop aboard the Easter Egg and once again you ' ll he Among the concert choirsters where the fun and laughter ' s free. We ' re off again on choir tour and you ' d better stay on your toes Cause with Dash at the wheel and Frosty ' s jokes- believe me, anything goes. We ' ve rehearshed and worked quite diligently We ' ve tried Uncle Jay ' s patience continuously. But now the worst is behind And we can settle back with a sound peace of mind. Indeed, our organization is quite unique For we ' re like a family so to speak. We share a deep and abiding pride When we stand with each other side by side. And when we graduate we never forget The fun, the laughter, the work, and the sweat. Choir was more than a purple and white throng It meant more than a name; we did more than belong. The Choir Jerry Kivctt, president, looks over a new sons with some of the rest of t lit- (Jan. Uncle Jay poses in front of the Easter Egg. Hurry, F rosty, we go out in 30 seconds! ' Jay Fryhover has slipped away for a minute while the choir breaks. ' ' The Tower Players The Tower Players of High Point College is the drama organization on cam pus, the members of which are drawn from the student body. Anyone who is interested in the theater, whether it be act- ing, lighting, stage work, or advertising and who has taken part in any of the phases of play production in any of the year ' s work is a member of the Tower Players. Having an impressive background of name shows such as Death of a Salesman, Macbeth, ' ' The Glass Menagerie, Guys and Dolls, Teahouse of the August Moon, and Girl   Crazy, the Players staged the memorable works to be seen on the following pages, which were given in the spring and fall semesters of 1961. The officers of the Tower Players in these two semesters were: ED STAFFORD President HARVEY SHAW Vice President VIVIANE LLOYD Secretary JERRY KIVETT Treasure) ARLEXE LANZIERI Historian JEFF JOHNSON Representative to the House THE APOLLO OF BELLAC, by Jean Gireaudeaux, was pre- sented by the acting class under the direction of Miss Jane DeSpain, and given in the assembly of February 8, 1961. This witty and well written one act comedv was well received bv the students. 90 , nun---— — in The tremendously dramatic offering of the great Irish playwright Sean O ' Casey, Juno and the Pay- cock, was the Tower Players ' major production in the spring semester being directed by Miss Jane DeSpain, and given on the 24 and 25 of March 1961. This fine work on the Irish Civil War com- bined horror, humanity, and the breakup of a lower middle class family in Dublin to give the Tower Players a vehicle for a laudable performance. Costuming and make-up are two important aspects of any production. 9] The Prophecy of Amos The play— a manifestation of HPC genius . . . Scripture plus Dr. Hugins ' skillful interpretations . . . brilliant musical score by Dr. Lewis . . . Ed Stafford, who made Amos the prophet live . . . Phil Reines as the pompous priest . . . Selma Hazemy as the soft-voiced messenger . . . Marty Jacobs, a superb director and gentleman . . . Miss Rose, Clara Jane, Manuel, Uncle Jay, Pat ... a memory and a promise . . . The Prophecy of Amos. the STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION 4 HIGH P OINT COLLEGE Memorial Auditorium JANUARY 25 26, 1962 8:30 P.M. the PfiOPHtcy of nrnos A MODERN INTERPRETATION IN MUSIC AND MOVEMENT 92 Students Art League In the spring of 1961, several art majors met with the purpose of forming an art club. Thelma Mitchell was the instigator of this idea and with the help of Mr. Raiford Porter, the Students Art League was formed. A constitution was written and stated the purpose of this club is, to create for the students of High Point College a greater enjoyment, appreciation, and understand- ing of the world of art. Since last spring the Students Art League has grown and now includes twenty members. On our calendar of events this year were scheduled movies, a demonstration, and a show. In November we sponsored a display of paintings and prints by Edwin Shewmake for the College in the foyer of Memorial Audi- torium. To raise money we sponsored a Mr. Ugly contest. Then in December we held an art sale of the members ' work. We have enjoyed our first year as a new club and already have many plans for the future. Wi 1 Ui-.;i Kj 1aQ PANHELLENIC COUNCIL The Chairman of the Social Service Projects for each sorority talk over their plans for their Christmas project with Mr. Whicker and a representative from the Junior Red Cross. THELMA MITCHELL Panhcttenic President MRS. COOLSBY Panhellenic Mother Rush , . . smile . . . worry . . . hope . . . pledges . . . pledge pins . . , pledge manuals . . . pledge duties . . . blazers . . . sweatshirts . . . parties . . . serenades . . . home- coming displays . . , Greek Sing . . . Initiation . . . pins . . . Sisterhood . . . Brotherhood. Bid Dayl 94 Panhpl Spirits GREEKS Skid Row INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL BILL KESTER IPC President 95 Gamma Eta of Alpha Gamma Delta Alpha Gamma Delta was founded at Syracuse Uni- versity in 1904 and established at High Point College in 1955. The fraternity now has ninety-one chapters throughout the United States and Canada, The Alpha Gamma Delta Quarterly is the official publication of the fraternity. Red, buff, and green are the Alpha Gam- ma Delta colors and the fraternity flowers are the red and buff roses. YVONNE VAUGHN FRANCES INGLE ALICE HOBSON Secretary 1st. Vice President President GEORGIANNA JUDY LONGWITH HARDIN Treasurer 2nd. Vice President Debbie Callawny Mary Lee Cootes Cynthia Fletcher Judy Hall DeLinda Hutchiris Judy Lowder Carol Men-ick Betty Neale Joan Shoekey Mary Lew Smith Sylvia Smith Kathy Sturm Arm Suxratt Susan Til ley Sue Williamson 96 7 § ' Beth Winstead Annette Young Our chapter was third nationally in scholarship iiml this picture Alpha Gamma Delta Quarterly. as in the Two Alpha Gam beauties and their dates at the Rose Ball. Remember when . . . Alpha Gam ' s service project was preparing care packages for our an- nual beach blast . . . Hat, Jane, and Deli spent an evening cleaning crabs . . . largo ' s legs were lobster red . . . the Sig Ep ' s staged a panty raid (Remember, Merrick?) . . . Beth was responsible for a Pennsylvania invasion . . . Lew played the uke into the wee hours . . . Time Was . . . when we wrote love letters in the sand . . . Come September , . . Alpha Gams back at Montlieu Avenue University . . . Sue ' s return to campus . . . upperclassmen rush— pledges Cyn- thia and Mary Lee . . . puffing away on Marl- boro ' s . . . the party in Joanie ' s basement and Judy ' s superb food . . . another vivacious pledge, Chris . . . the harvest party at Oak View Grange . . . candlelights in third-floor penthouse suite . . . Des dazzling diamond . . . Betty Neale pinned in the administration . . . Sylvias fabulous weekend at Clemson . . . visiting our rich ' alums on Rotary Drive . . . Kathy ' s third floor seclusion . . . decorating cafeteria for holidays . . . the Christmas dance . . . our Rose Ball . . . Lucky Larry finally capturing Bunny-Rabbits heart . . . Memories are Made of This . . . Alpha Gam capping first place in scholarship on campus . . . Deb being Queen Bee of the dorm . . , Judy and George— our marshals . . , Margo and Debbie — Who ' s Who . . . Von heading Panther cheer- ing squad . . . AGD ' s as Queen and Maid of Honor in May Court . . . Alpha Gams looking forward to another big beach trip . . . Beth Pledge marries Alpha Gam in a mock marriage ceremony before initiation. 1 ' un n sunn us — at Myrtle Beach. ' J7 Gamma Gamma of Kappa Delta Kappa Delta Sorority was founded on October 23, 1897, at Longwood College, Farmville, Virginia. It has been expanded and strengthened by many thousands of college women who have formed close ties within its bounds and found self-expression in building its organization. Our white rose, symbol of purity and honor, holds our story enveloped within its folds. The day we become pledges the bud of the rose materializes. This day brings a glimpse of the happi- ness that will be ours tomorrow as the bud matures. Through work, care, and love, the bud is finally a rose in full bloom. Our hearts have been passed into the full bloom of maturity and Sisterhood. Forever striving to do that which is right and true, we, the members of Kappa Delta, have found the key to the future through love, honor, beauty, and truth. CLAIRE ROSE Secretary MARCARETTE DAMEWOOD President EVA DEU, SMITH Vice-President LINDA WOOD Treasurer Joyce Beach Betty Bcnce Nina Bur rift Gail Geyer M area ret Hester Judy Lamlieth Judy Mill 5 Mimi Modlin Norma Overbi Linda Payne Judie Rollins Martha Wallace Cathy Willard Diani Westmoreland Judy Warlick w « 1 The next Miss North Carolina?? No comment! I ' m KD, my hair is seaweed . . . Had the good beach trip . . . Everybody ' s rockin! . . . Hey Woody, get out of the food box . . . quote: I ' m miss High Point College . . . Rink and Charlie pinned . , . Official Kappa Delta limousine at the beach— ' 37 Olds driven by chauffeur Damewood , . . Marilynn, you know you can ' t wear that bikini on the beach . . . After a restful(?) summer, back to Moutlieu U. , . . Boy are these courses getting harder . . . Con- centrate, meditate , . . Don ' t panic Eva Dell, you ' ll find your religion notes . . . Okay everybody, it ' s party time! . . . The KD ' s are some of your sharper cooks . . . Let ' s eat Italian style . . . Has anybody seen Norma and Harold? . . . Nina and Ellis at the Suppressed Desire Party . . . Rosebud, what was that contest you won? . . , Hoot! . . . Lets play bridge . . . Rollins, have you enrolled for driving lessons yet? . . . Lambeth finally gets the hig dia- mond . . . Who ' s on the third shift tonight Lynda? . . . Welcome to Sisterhood Stinky, Diane, and Martha . . , Busy preparations for rush . . . Old South Ball at the country club was a gala event . . . Have you seen those sharp KD pledges? . . . We ' ll always remember White Rose Weekend . . . Exams are forgotten as Kappa Deltas gather at the beach for another fabulous week . . . See y all down there! Oh! My aehitt ' hack!! R.A.W.S.S.!! 99 Gamma Zeta of Phi Mu And so Phi Mu was born . . . One hundred and ten years ago, March 4, 1852, at Wes- leyan College, Macon, Georgia. It was there that three young women founded the Philomathean Society, and a heritage be- gan. A rich heritage ever strengthened by the high ideals of love, honor, and truth. Pin Mu ' s continually strive for deeper understanding and respect for the individual. The open motto Les Soeurs Fideles, or the faithful sisters, binds Phi Mu ' s in loving service in 85 chapters across the country. LOUISE STOKES LU ANN PEGGY HILL Treasurer GUIGNARD Secretary Prt Air . 11 TANK SAFKR1GHT MARILYN ZOELLER Vice-President Pledge Director Joan Biirtlett Denise Brown Glenda Broun Suzanne Buibard Marge Bums Kii ty CJemonts; Linda Ferran Harriet Finer ty Miehele Hope Julia Jones Lynda Lloyd Put Peterson Kay Phillips Linda Samuels Kay Thompson Betty Treece Ma ry Lou Tr ou tma n joo Ipana SeptupJcts (•oniltjyr tli m 1 viivM, I ' lii nil l i i tin: tiriuv ' What a year! Everyone ' s here for orientation . . . Hello, U.S. Treasury Dept? HELP! ... Hit the Road, Jack . . . That ' s spaghetti? . . . Listen, now. Pledges, and you shall hear of the famous goat ride we take each year . . . B-a-a-a . . . Will someone PLEASE teach Ferrari how to twist? . . . Want to buy a calendar? . . . DUES? I ' m broke . . . Does anyone have a No-Doze? . . . What? All that smok- ing and no prize! . . . Jane, Who is Who? . . . Hawaii!! Aloha- HA!! . . . Laundry, anyone? . . . Pat raises Pan-hel . . . Boys lit up with our ban- quet favors . . . You ' ll he a little smart, Dommie! . . . Welcome to the Phi Mu Big Top. with sawdust, clowns, snowcones . . . Pledges are tops on campi, per se . . . Proud? You bet we are! . . . Oh, how tragic! . . . Guinne graduates . . . Thanks to Uncle Sam, Five are stuck in the dorm . . . Jamestown Legion, here we come . . . Intramurals vs. Athletes Anonymous . . . T rouse and Treetman, what ' s that Black Hint) on your door? . . . Sam and Boone, cheering for the team or thos e fraternity pins? . . , Dim lights, soft music, late hours— just another art project . . . The Browns rock up , . . Bartlett, put some clothes on those sculptures . . . Kay, please go to the game tonight . . . Slow down, Suzanne, you ' re in the S-O-O-O-U-TH . . . Exams are over, and BEACH, here we come!! . . . Let ' s twist again . . . ETC . . . Moonlight • - . Carnations . . . Phi Mu I ' lii Mu is everywhere!! 101 Delta Gamma of Zeta Tau Alpha Since it ' s founding at Loftgwood College, Fannville, Virginia, on October 15, 1898, Zeta Tau Alpha Fraternity has fostered a close bond of sisterhood for over forty thousand girls. The one-hundredth link was added to Zet ' s silver chain of chapters when Lambda Alpha Phi, a loca) sorority at High Point College, became Delta Gamma Chapter of the National Fraternity on May 11, 1957. Every member of Zeta Tau Alpha holds dear the colors of our Fraternity, steel gray and turquoise blue, and the fair flower, the white violet, which are the emblems of a sisterhood whose noble purpose is to intensify friendships, foster a spirit of love, create such sentiments, perform such deeds, and mold such opinions as will conduce to the building up of a purer and nobler woman- hood in the world. CATHERINE GAVLE PAXTON MARTIN President Recording Secretary P CAROLYN FRYE REBECCA ROYER Corresponding. Treasurer Secretary Dot Barriclc Carol Blake Judy Branch Marlene Brinlcy Jane Elliott Anne Emery Elaine Greene f fy f5 f) Ellen Johnston Bettie Jones Donna Lawrence Viviane Lloyd Linda Lovcn Dell McGinn Tlielma Mitchell Nancy Moffett Nelda Murray Barbara Bandall Ann Kinsley Judy Rogers Duanc Thompson Jean Young W-2 Come on and smile, smile, smile, cause you ' re a Zeta. To raise vour glasses high, and drink to ZTA tonight! Iii a cloud of Just the day -dodgers, Ringley, Jane, and Barbara, came screeching to a halt at the Pan- hellenic House in Elliott ' s yellow convertible, just in time for a Zeta meeting. Inside the house Presi- dent Paxton called the meeting to order with a rap of the gavel and, Hey, y ' all, let ' s get the show on the road! Magoo with Moffett and the pitch pipe led the singing, while Dot tried to control Emery and her twisting. Donna suggested that we have a party instead of the next standards program. Draino, agreeing with the suggestion, proposed selling hamburgers to finance the party. The following places were sug- gested: Carol, the Citadel . . , Mailene, Ft. Jack- son . . . Tern, Sig Ep House . . . Bettie, Mrs. Flythe ' s . . . Rogers, High Point Public Library . . . Generals Catherine and X ' elda. Theta Chi section . . . Jean, Judy, and Loven, not at die Molev Hole. Scooter and Elaine agreed to get dates for every- one including recent hride Rover. For a change Ellen volunteered to make decorations . . . Smiley promised special entertainment. After the meeting, Becky took everyone out for a pizza in her hot red Nash. Tell mc about the Hot as Hades party! My Theta Chi man gave his pin to me 103 Delta Zeta of Delta Sigma Phi In 1889, in New York, at the College of the City of New York, Delta Sigma Phi was founded. Since then Delta Sigs have become known on earn puses all over the nation and Canada. A Delta Sig is many things. lie is a person who loves his fraternity and what it stands for. lie is willing to make personal sacrifices for his fraternity without expecting applause. He has learned to respect others and puts the interests of the group he- fore his own. He is interested in improving his scholarship; in developing his personality, and in making a leader of himself. He realizes (lie help his fraternity will give him in later life and the advantages it offers him. Leadership . . . Scholarship . . . Personality development . . . Social Life . . . Lasting Friendships . Development of Talent of Talents . . . These things are characteristic of a Delta Sig. BOB KORNEGA1 Secretary Larry Cravei Marvin Manuel ALTON lOM ' N Pled tic Director Francis Dai I Dim al d Phillip TOM FERGUSON President X Dan Earnhardt I- I.: I S. Ill:, hi.-. DAVE BURGESS Vice-President David Kenerley Allen Sharpe LEE ROY KERNS Treasurer Wayne Lewis David Shaw Jot ' Thomas Roll Vensey Chris Woodman Ronald Yarborough 101 Aloah!!! ' Ill ' - lll ' JIliiii- ,lttrr 1961-1962 will always stand out as being an active year , . . having a hall at Drapeau ' s wed- ding . . . Lee Roy at the National Convention in Kansas City . . . Tom Ferguson ' s engagement . . . parties at Thomas ville and Mrs. Flythe ' s . . . new pledges initiated . . . Bob, Francis, and Winfred as Junior Marshals . . . Clarabelle dates another . . . Hi-Ho or Hi-Po , . . Engineered Leadership Banquet . . . Exams . . . Rush parties . . . Carna- tion Ball . . . more parties in the spring . . . Sailor ' s Ball blast in S, C. . . , graduation— flood Luck!! A year to be remembered and cherished by all. This is just another enjoyable year in Delta Sigdom. MISS GAIL GEYER Fraternity Sponsor Winning displaj HI Iota Phi Zeta of Lambda Chi Alpha Lambda Chi Alpha was founded nationally at Boston University in 1909, and locally in 1954. The Cross and Crescent is the official publication of Lambda Chi Alpha. The flower is the white rose, and its colors are purple, green, and gold. PAUL MURPHY Pledge Trainer DON ' CASHION Vice-President I. K. LONG President BOB CLARK Seereturif LARRY WILSON Treasurer Gene Walsh HACUE BOWMAN Social Chairman FRANK PHILLIPS TONY LASALA Corresponding Ritualist Secretary John Ward RalpTi Clements Bill Tallin Man-in Frri ' brv I ' ).. 1 -, r Kn -i Tommy Slauchtei Gent 3 Blake Barney Burks Pete Moose Bill Adams Dave Culler Bill Ferrazano 106 Wasn ' t it a ball?? And Happy New Year ' s Eve?? This has been a most successful year for Lambda Chi Alpha. Much water has gone over the dam, carrying with it certain events and leaving fond memories. Our social activities were TOPS. The out- standing being the annual White Rose and Beach Ball. What a time! Anyone disagree? During the year we saw the wedding hells ring for three of our brothers, congratulation to Ralph, Dave and Carroll. Lambda Chi is well represented officially in various campus organizations. We are proud of our brothers who hold these offices. We welcome Bill Adams ' return to High Point. He saw the light and came south again. Remher the serenades? We hear our singing has improved. Will Brothers Wilson and Phillips forget those nights? As we hold on to our memories, we also look forward to the future. BECKY (MRS. J. K.) LONG Fraternity Sponsor Then there was the TWIST 107 Delta Omega of Pi Kappa Alpha Pi Kappa Alpha was founded national]) ' at the University of Virginia in 1868, and established at High Point in 1955. The publication of Pi Kappa Alpha is The Shield and Diamond, ' and the colors are garnet and gold. The Flower is the lily of the valley. GARY KH Treasurer HAKOLD McDANIEL President TOMMY BUTNEE Secretary Bobby Lloyd Laine Mashbum Ni.d SiLir.,tt Norman Simpson Garland Kinney Bill Hester Stan Kinney Charlie Williard Tom Kester Doug Barr Thad Lottery Harold Terry Brad Lorn ox George Welch HIS Quick, Ern, what ' s the current Iwnk l ali nci ' ??? Easy, Thaddeus TWO shows tomorrow! The Pikes have been known to , . . Welch, you finally found the right one . . . Say, Barr, tell fus another short story about your last trip . . . How does it feel to keep hooks with three fingers, Ern . , . Butner, they are having a sale on ascots today . . . Don ' t tell us B. Kester, we know it will never happen to you, again . . . Lowery, you and Robbie dating again tonight . . . Lloyd, how much do three -pins cost . . . The surf sure is cold at night, isn ' t it Mashburn . . . Bartender McDaniel, another round . . . T. Kester, you going steady today . . . The Kinney brothers plow another furrow off the 17th . . , Simpson dates an artist . . . Snyder tries MISS JUDY RAYKES Fraternity Sponsor another discus at Elon . . . You ' re gonna wash the paint off that car, doughnut . . . Williard, you paid how much for that ring . , . Holt, don ' t forget to take that tub back . . . What you running for this year, Kyle . . . Tern makes a ( ' ' average, much to the amazement of all . . . Lomax takes every- body to the beach in an open-bed (truck, that is) . . . The Dream Girl was great, as near as anyone can remember . . . Who isn ' t going to the beach . . . The KIDS ' ' come through . . . Another great year ends with a lot of memories. And say, if you need us we ' ll call you! Do you afiree ? 109 N. C. Eta of Sigma Phi Epsilon ti, Sigma Phi Epsilon was founded in 1901 and today is ird in number of chapters with 152 and ninth in total membership with over 60,000 active brothers. Son, fathers, and grandfathers wearing the Golden Heart have passed through the halls of Epsilon. Sigma Phi Epsilon offers opportunities for brotherhood and personal development that arc unmatched in the fraternity world. It is interested in the kind of individual who will be a credit to his com- munity, his school, his fraternity and himself. BILL TREVOR ROW Pled fie T miner CHI CK Mil LER Secretary ? FETE STURM president JAY BRUMBLEV Historian Jimmy Edwards i Logan Porter George Wigglesworth Robert McKechnie John Urian Bill Steed Dave Bau h n John Carr Bill Webb Ed Mitchell Steve Hite Fred Stone no John and company Now, don ' t be bashful . . . Smile, John, Playboy will be out Thursday . . . Wear the crown on your head, Pete, not on your shoulders . . . Hey, f rev! What did Bert see when he walked into your room at the Sig Ep Ball last year? . . . Wasn ' t it George who passed out at Charlies ' Day . . . Nighty, nighty, Wilson . . . Got your season ticket to the Pit yet, Ted? . . . Let ' s go to Charlotte for a hamburger Chctchic . . . Yeah, they do look like 5-pound sacks of sugar, Willy . . . Who taught you to twist, Len? . . . Which sorority party are vou attending tonight, Charlie? ... I hear Chuck burnt the toast at the beach for the third year in a row . . . Get up, Harris, you ' ve got six cuts in religion already . . . You got what painted red, Frank? . . . By the way, Suitt, don ' t forget to look under your car ' s seat . . . Let me tell ya ' now, begins Sigma Baughn . . . Sure enjoyed that combo at the fall rush party, Ed . . . Here comes Hey, got a cigarette? ' Hite . . . How long are you staying at HPC this time, Fred? . . . Why the red nose, Jimmy? . . . Aw, come on, Logan, not seven flat tires? . . . Been picked up latch— and then dumped after the game. Can? . . . Been to Rich- mond lately Jay? . . , Jilil Jknwm Resting on his laurels?? MISS DIANE WATKINS Fraternity Sponsor 111 Epsilon Alpha of Theta Chi Theta Chi Fraternity was founded nationally at Norwich University in 1856, and the local chap- ter in 1954. Military red and white are the colors of the fraternity, and the flower is the red carnation. The publication is The Rattle of Theta Chi. Charles Carroll George Srour GARY DAVIS President Jerry Kivetfe Bobtiy Bra swell BILL DAVIDSON Pledge Marshal Lcn Lewin Gene Greshan IHI. I. Mi KIM.I ' .I Secretary Tom Bivens Larry Maxwell HAYWOOD EDMUNDSON Vice President V I Bill Gladstone Charlie Wsbitt Walt Schenck John Tuttle Tom Myers Mickey Boles Harry Li lis Bull li.itli V. Richard Hayes v. Tommy Amctte II: And then lie tried to tell me I had throe cuts in chapel . . .! No CHEESE . . . and all that! It has been a great year . , . meeting the new freshman and transfers ... a Rush week of smiles and 3 days of silence filled with anxiety . . , the pledge tasks and trips . . . Six serenades! . . . Who ' s the next? . . . Chow finally made it; the Red- Head is bound to come through now . . . The Greek sing and the Greek yell, our months can get us places . . . Lost again to Wake Forest, but it was fun . . . The parties are but fond memories: The Luau, Sword and Serpent, The Sweetheart Ball, the Mason-Dixon Jubilee, the Dream girl Ball and week-end, the parent-brother picnic . . . Carlos always with the Queens . . . Volleyball champs . . . 5 for .5! . . . Lewin serves SGA! . . . Squat on an- other diet? . , . Yo-Yo finds true love . . . Ape and who? Oh, Grandmother . . . Mack-back yet? . . . Schmilt s. wedding a Mast, as Kivett . , , The Buff moves on . . . George snowed? . . . Marietta pond sees much action . . . Bartlett reigns as Sweetheart, Terri as Dreamgirl . . . The beach-be prepared for deep snow . . . then . . . Seniors graduate ending a great year for both Brothers and pledges, a year of fellowship, friendship, a true brotherhood, not of words, but of acts and deeds. MISS CATHERINE MARTIN Fraternity Sponsor Not to be showin ' off or anything . . . but 113 You rang, sir? The gang ' s all here. Lee ' s have a meeting at the Rat The party after the PARTY. Night and song . . and the budget was balanced this month. . Greek Life Who says it doesn ' t pay to smoke? The mominfi-aftCT-the-nislit-before. It ' s Chirstmas again. 11 1 Junior Class . I am a Junior . I ' m tired Junior-Senior headaches and 1 nippy footaches . catching up on Q.P. ' s . class rings late, late, early, early study on that major . we need money . I ' m tired, but I ' m sustained, for next vear, I ' ll Our class was capably led by John Ward, President; Ann Surratt, Secretary; Dave Culler, Treasurer; and Francis Dail, Vice-President. he a Senior . maybe You study 16 hours and what do you v.et? The Sophomore Class President adds color to the Junior sponsored Studetit-Fiiculty Talent Show. Junior Marshals Junior Marshals are selected by the faculty from the mem- bers of the junior class. Their selection is based on academic standing and leadership ability. They serve at all formal gather- ings held at the college. PEGGIE AUMAN SYDNEY BAILEY HOWARD BARNES DOT BARRICK JOAN BARTLETT LARRY BECK CAROL BLAKE LOUETTA BLOECHER MICKEY BOLES NANCY BOONE JOAN BOWER SUE BRADLEY JUDY BRANCH BETTE BROWDER LARRY BROWN FRANCES BUFFALO HUCH BURCHETTE JAMES BURGE ANN BURNS NINA BURRIS «vO 117 Class of 1963 MIKE CARRINGTON KIRTI CHRISTIAN BOB CLARK KATY CLEMENTS RALPH CLEMENTS PHIL COCHILL DOUGLAS COLLINS PATTI COLLIVER D. L. COOK BILL COPE BEVERLY CROTTS DAVE CULLER FRANCIS DAIL MARGARETTE DAMEWOOD JERRY DRYE WILLIAM ELLISON ANNE EMERY GARY ERN DOROTHEA ESSICK THERON FARMER 118 Class of 1963 MARVIN FEREBEE CYNTHIA FLETCHER MARILVNN FLOYD ASHLEY KOSTER 4% JIMMY FRAZIER WILLARD FREEMAN JAMES GAILEY RAY GRANT ROY GRANT DAVID GRAY GENE GRESHAM CAROL SUE GRUBBS RON GRUBBS SUE GRUBBS THOMAS GUNN NANCY GUNTER RAY HAGA ABBEY HALL EVELYN HALLMAN SARA HARBISON ±dA wkt ut M ' +zk l n.« • US Class of 1963 GEORGIANNA HARDIN RUBY HARRISON NELSON E. HAYES CHARLES HOBSON RICHARD HAYES SARANNET HOLLAND SANDRA HOOKS JUDY HOWLETT PHYLLIS HUSS DELINDA HUTCH1NS JUDY IJAMES FRANCES INGLE MARY LOU JARRETT FRANK JARVIS JoANNE JENKINS ELLEN JOHNSTON LEE ROY KEARNS SUE KEARNS DAVID KENERLY PATSY KEY 120 Class of 1963 GARLAND KINNEY JERRY KYLE DAN LAWING DONNA LAWRENCE JUNE LEE DARRYL LEONARD WINFRED LINDLEY DONALD LINEBERRY HARRY LILLY LYNDA LLOYD BLANTON LOMOX, JR. JUDY LONGWITH LINDA LOVEN CATHERINE MARTIN KENNETH MARTIN LARRY MAXWELL YVONNE MAY PEGGY McDANIEL SHIRLEY McDANIEL RONALD McELHANNON 121 Class of 1963 PEARLIE McGHEE DELL McGINN WILLIAM McKINLEY jerry Mcknight PEGGY McNAMEE NANCY MOFFETT PETE MOOSE POLLY MORGAN RAY MURPHY DAN MYERS TOM MYERS LARRY NOLAN MARY NORWOOD BARBARA OAKLEY SARA OVERTON GEORGE OXENFORD JAK ODELL PACE WAYNE PARHAM GAYLE PAXTON PAT PEELE 122 Class of 1963 GENE PENDRY PAT PETERSON DONALD PHILLIPS KAY PHILLIPS PAT PHILLIPS BARBARA PLESS DOUGLAS POWELL CAROLINE FRESTWOOD ROBERT REESE LOIS RICHARDSON WILLIAM RICHARDS ANN RINGLEY JUDIE ROLLINS DAVE ROWE CHARLES RUSSELL MIKE SABINO GRACE SEAVER CHARLIE SELLERS ALLEN SHARPE NORMAN SIMPSON 1 3 Class of 1963 JCifctifttf TOMMY SLAUGHTER JERRY SMITH WILLIAM STEED STEVE STEPHENSON JIM STEVENS LOUISE STOKES FRED STONE EUGENE STREET ANN SURRATT CARLYLE TEAGUE GLORIA TEAGUE JOE THOMAS KAY THOMPSON SUSAN TILLEY NATALIE TUNSTALL JEANNIE VAN NORTWICK SUE VEST JOHN WARD SARAH WARD MARY WARREN 124 Class of 1963 DIANA WATLEY CHARLES WEISNER JERRY WELCH JIMMY WEST NANCY WEST LOUISE WHITELEY JUDY WHITESELL GLENDA WILLIAMS SUE WILLIAMSON SANDRA WILSON MIKE WINSTEAD CHRIS WOODMAN PHILIP WONG MANUEL WORTMAN JEAN WRIGHT RONALD YARBROUGH ANNETTE YOUNG JEAN YOUNG MARILYN ZOELLER 125 The Team That Cheers The Team JS ■ YVONNE VAUGHN Head Cheerleader NANCY BOONE VIVIANE LLOYD ANN SURRATT The Cheerleaders HAROLD TERRY CLARA JANE NEAL LINDA SAMUELS carolvn McAllister I I FRANK PHILLIPS • ( £ f% L M 1 1 4j m HI - . . I W f l Basketball The average sports fan loves to attend athletic events and cheer his favorite team to victory, which is a natural thing. But lets stop and think a minute and take a look at what actually goes into the planning for a full season and each individual game. The picture above is a typical afternoon spent in Alumni Gymnasium by the Purple Panthers. But this photo could have very well been taken over the Thanksgiving holidays while the average student is home enjoying all the turkey and trimmings, or dur- ing the Christmas holidays when everyone is enjoy- ing the cheer of the holiday season — everyone except our basketball players, that is. The truth of the matter is that the High Point College basketball player is not an average student. He has a job to do and a reputation to uphold even if this means spending the various holidays throughout the year in preparation for the season or the next game on schedule. Practice sessions in basketball, as in any sport, are hard work. Many hours of mental and physical strain are put into these daily sessions. Opponents ' key players are discussed, misunderstandings are settled, and the building of unity and spirit are just a few things accomplished in practice. If certain phases of the game aren ' t being plaved well, the team will work extra hard at this fallback, and consequently spend the entire practice smooth- ing it out. A generalized yearly practice schedule, which the Panthers follow from the beginning of October un- til the first of March looks something like this. Be- ginning the first three to four weeks a strict con- ditioning program is kept. Running is the best way to get in shape to play basketball, and the Panthers do their share in the early season workouts. As the first of November rolls around, the boys appear to be in pretty good shape and start setting up their offensive style of play. Finally, as the weather begins to chill and the freshmen begin to adjust to college life, December is here, as is the first basket- ball game. The pre-season preparations are over, and the time has come for the Panthers to begin play in the rough Carolina ' s Conference. During the actual season, the coaches scout the various opponents, and the practices are now dedi- cated to studying the next opponent in full detail. Key men are sighted, and the offensive and de- fensive play of the opponents is discussed. The Panthers will set a man-to-man defense and work against the opponents ' offensive pattern so that they will get a good idea of what to expect. If the opponent uses a zone defense, the cagers work against the zone and find out where the weak spots are and from where their best shots come. Practice, if handled in the correct manner, can be the most beneficial phase of preparation for a basketball team. In concluding, let ' s examine the above picture in somewhat greater detail. As seen, intense discus- sion and concentration is taking place and the ex- ploits of hard work and victory can be noticed. The average student couldn ' t possibly go through such a vigorous activity program, but for our bas- ketball players it is a daily routine. So boy, you had better listen, I kind of believe that what Coach Yow is explaining is for your bene- fit as well as for the team. 128 Basketball From the dirty-faced little boy in the street to the dignity of manhood, we find the sturdy creatures called athletes. These strong-willed young men come in assorted heights, weights, colors, and religious beliefs, bul all possess the same creed: to play every minute of every game to the best of their ability. Athletes are found everywhere— dribb- around, jumping over, sliding in or driving in through their opponent. Teammates rib them, stud- ents cheer them, coaches criticize them, and mothers worry about them. Athletes are truly un- usual people. They are often criticized and even sometimes ridiculed and humiliated, but they never give up. They don ' t know the meaning of such a word. They may not be All Americans, but they are a symbol of the American way. They are not judged for their race, religion, social position, or financial status, but by the way they sacrifice in- dividual glory for the good of the team. They are hard-working, untiring, determined, and often stub- born people. They are athletes . . . they are our tram. COACH VIRGIL VOW .a. • n m : 1 • 1 s IJ s? ASSISTANT COACH FRANK HASSELL ??? WOLFY UNGER HAROLD MOOSE PHIL GARRISON Jufihead on his way to M.V.P. Award. BARRY SMITH Jug jumps as excitement mounts. Up, up, and away as Barry sinks two. Look ... up in the sky I It ' s a bird, it ' x a plane, it ' s a basket! ■ BILL SWIGABT 133 4 41 |kj-_ M Q. ' 1 F V T m f kl 1| Hey Moose, is everybody happy? Tournament As the Panthers journeyed to Lexington to par- ticipate in the annual Carolina Conference Tourna- ment, all concerned wondered if they could repeat their wonderous feat of a year ago. The cagers, with a 12-11 record for the season and seated fifth in the tournament, drew top seated Lenoir Rhyne as their first game. Emotions were mixed and a feeling of unsureness filled the air. However, with Bear Meat chanting throughout the stands, High Point proceeded to trounce their biggest rival. 91- 77, and advance to the semifinals against E Ion ' s Christians. Next, Elon fell to the troops , 80-73, and the fired-up cagers seemed to be on their way to another conference title. Meanwhile, the big Cats from the mountains at Western Carolina were breezing throu gh their competition bracket and had gained the final game. They had won the title in 1959, had finished this season in .second place, and earned the right to meet our Panthers for the championship. The stage was set and the gymnasium filled to capacity as the contest began. The hard fought first half ended with the Catamounts claiming a two point advantage. Western Carolina, possessors of great size and speed, pulled away from the younger Panthers in the second half and won the high spirited championship affair, 69-58. The victors had played well. Jug received the M.V.P. trophy as he once again led the tournament in scoring and rebound- ing. Congratulations are in order to all the players for an exciting season. Its all over for another season. . . . wait until next vear. and we got itl Problems? 134 Simplicity won another trophy for the Alpha Gams. Homecoming . . . An unusually sunny day set the stage for one of HPC ' s most memorable Home- comings. The exciting day began at dawn as sleepy Creeks invaded the front lawn with their clever displays. Alumni then began appearing seemingly from nowhere-well- dressed, ooing over the so many changes , smiling, reliving their own col- lege days. The students attended classes as usual, but spirits were high as weary bodies decorated for the dance, rested before the game, and dressed for the big date. The crowning of Mary Lou Troutman as the queen, the victory over Catawba, and a lovely dance climaxed a perfect Homecoming. Pika says, Flush that Injun. Golly, it seems like only yesterday I was a student myself. You old so-and-so ' s ; you knew all along! ' 135 Homecoming Queen MISS MARY LOU TROUTMAN Sponsored By: Tracy McCarthy 136 Attendants DIANA WESTMORELAND Sponsored By. Joe Keith LEE HODGSON Sponsored By: Dave Wickham JUDY RAYKES Sponsored By: Harold Moose MARTHA WALLACE Sponsored By. Phil Garrison ;athy STURM KAY THOMBSON Sponsored By: Sponsored By: Bill Fallin Larry Nolan GAIL GEYER Sponsored By: Wolfy Unger PEGGY ANN WILEY Sponsored By: Dale Neel PAT HAWKS Sponsored By: Barrv Smith JOY JOHNSON Sponsored By: Bill Swigart 137 Winter Almost Ends I=.. ?™ — . i% ' 138 Then Snow ■V i : 139 . . . violets, robins, and sun- glasses, spring is here . . . washed the car and then the rains came . . . laughed, loved, picniced, and swam at the City Lake . . . paved the way for another year- Hello Bob- by Clark, Good-Bye Lewin . , . versatile Panthers hit homeruns, vaulted to vic- tory, and won a match . . . paid tribute to the seniors as we danced at Sedgefield . . . observed the rites of spring on a May Weekend . . . finals and prayers for a C . . . tear- eyed or star-eyed, the seniors take their place in the long line of world molders . . .the under -classmen await a new year ■ -- -   - ,4, • • ■ ♦ Baseball What does a won-lost record actually mean? Absolute Nothing! except how many games a team has lost compared to how many they ' ve won. It doesn ' t give a true picture of the sweat, hard work, and desire that has been put forth in each game, whether win or lose. This final recording of the team ' s season fails to show the two out bottom of the ninth loses, the extra inning defeats, or the heart breaking 1-0 loss where a pi teller has hurled a beautiful game only to lose by such a discourag- ing margin. No, the won-lost r ecord doesn ' t really show the basic mechanics and seasonal output of a team in its truest sense. Here at High Point College our baseball team in recent campaigns has never really had an im- pressive won-lost record, and anyone hasing the team on this fact has sorely missed the boat. These persons haven ' t obtained a true indication of the team ' s overall play throughout the course of the season. From the beginning games in the cool March air to the season finals in May ' s warm sun, the Panther nine has always exhibited hustle, deter- mination, and an honest desire to win. This season has been no exception as the diamond men have played hard and well, and should certainly be looked upon as a credit to our college. This year ' s club practiced diligently and put forth an honest effort and certainly have given us an exciting season. With each passing year High Point ' s baseball teams are improving, and through the steady play this year of Ray Fraley, Sam White, Charlie Willard, Don Cashion, David Kemp, Larry Nolan, Roy Greenwood, Joe Keith, Harold Moose, and the Grant twins, this year is no exception. Many of these same players will return again next year, and if the in- eoming freshmen prospects produce, the Panthers will certainly be a team to reckon with in the future. Roy Grant, Roy Greenwood, Joel Silver, David Kemp, Ray Fraley, Tat Gallagher, Ray Grant, Wayne Lewis, Harold Moose, Barrow Mu!lis, Jim Hislop, Sam White, Charlie Williard, Wayne Hazelwood, Bill Swigartj James Holleman, Don Cashion, Larry Nolan and Joe Keith. 112 INFIELDERS AND OUTFIELDERS Joel Silver, Sam White, Charlie Williard, Roy Greenwood. Harold Moose, Barrow Mullis, Rov Grant. Wavne I l.mlv, ■(. !. Ray Fraley, David Kemp. PITCHERS AND CATCHERS Joe Keith, Pat Gallagher, Ray Grant, Wayne Lewis, Jim Hislop, Charlie Williard, Bill Swijzart. Janus Holli-man. Don Cashjon, and Larry Nolan, Strike two. Ronnie Baxley, James Wilmot, Steve Bower, George Srour, Jerry Murdock, Frank Johnson, Jack Wagner, Rick Grirnsley, Bruce Swanson, Steve Hite, Harold Dickerson, Bill Dobbins, and Dave Baum. Track Hurtles, batons, bars, poles, exercise, hard work, and determin- ation are familiar terms that bring to mind our Panthers Track Team. Whether conditioning for or participating in a conference meet, these spring athletes are truly a remarkable group. This year our team of veterans led by Wagner along with several new faces makes the prospects for this year look bright. 144 JACK WAGNER Coach and Team Captain Jim Pt ' ltola makes a leap. -, Steve Bower goes up and over. 145 V Queen of May MISS YVONNE VAUGHN 146 Maid of Honor MISS DEBBIE CALLOWAY 147 Senior Attendants I s W I i MISS VIVIANE LLOYD MISS EVA DELL SMITH Junior Attendants MISS SUE WILLIAMSON MISS GLORIA TEAGUE 148 Sophomore Attendants MISS MARY LOU TROUTMAN MISS MARY LOU FERRYMAN Freshman Attendants - MISS LINDA HUMPHREYS MISS PAT HAWKS 149 ■ The Order of the Lighted Lamp The purpose of the organization is to promote higher standards among the student body. In order to become a member, one must have an average in scholarship of 1.75 for the last five semesters that he is in school. He must have an excellent character, must have proved ability as a leader, and must have rendered outstanding service to the school and his fellow students. DENISE BROWN BECKY JAR VIS ELLEN JULIAN ERNEST LANIER MIRIAM MODLIN EMMA LOU NOELL DAVID PANCOAST CHARLES PRICE Scholastic Honor Society To stimulate the love of learning and to recognize and encourage scholarship, the Scholastic Honor Society was inaugurated in 1957. Membership in the Scholastic Honor Society is one of the greatest honors bestowed upon a student. For election as a junior, the candidate must have completed 75 semester hours of regular col- lege work with a quality point ration of 2,75. The minimum ration for election as a senior is 2.25. Mem- bership in this society consists of students, honorary and associate members. — ■ - ■ ■ ■ HSBHSh FACULTY HELEN R. BARTLETT EDMUND O. CUMMINGS BENJAMIN HILL R. G. LINEBERRY WILLIAM R. LOCKE ALICE PAIGE WHITE J. HOBAHT ALLRED ROSSITER BELLINGER DENNIS COOKE STUART DESKINS CLIFFORD HINSHAW WALTER E. HUDGINS LEW LEWIS WALTER RLACKSTOCK LOIS KROPA NATHANIEL YARBOROUGH VERA IDOL L. HUGHES COX WILLIAM LAZARU K CHRISTOPHER WILSON ALUMNI ... ' • ' ' ■Vy-v ' . VANCE DAVIS DAVID DESKINS DORIS ANN JOYCE ELLEN JULIAN HENRY THOMAS KIM BELL DARYL McGUIRE EMMA LOU NOELL DAVID PANCOAST PENELOPE WRAY PEGGY RUTH SHOAF ROBERT YATES Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges These, seniors are selected on a basis of their ex- cellence in scholarship, leadership, and participation in extracurricular and academic activities, citizenship, and service to the school, and promise of future usefulness to business and society. ■ Wh WU II DEBORAH CALLOWAY CHARLES V. CARROLL, JH. LEONARD B. ▲J JANE SAFER1GIIT EDWARD STAFFORD SAMUEL I ' A senior ' s dream comes true, Those four led our class through the year ' s activities: Pete Sturm, Vice President; Bill Kester, Treasurer; Betty Neal, Secretary, Larry Wilson, President. Senior Class I am a senior. I have lived two glorious semesters with no one to look up to. Soon — ... a sheep skin to hang on ray den wall. ... to face the hitter reality of the nine to live world. ... to take a mate and reproduce. . . . Alumni . . . memories. . . . LIFE. Tin.- longest walk. Class of 1962 WILLIAM GEORGE ADAMS Edge wood, Maryland B.S. Business Administration WILLIAM EDMUND BARNES Charleston, South Carolina A.B. History JOHN DOUGLAS BARR Rural Hall, North Carolina B.S. Business Administration WALTER RONALD BAXLEY St. Pauls, North Carolina B.S. Biology JOYCE ROBERTS BEACH High Point, North Carolina A.B. Elementary Education NANCY LEE BEAL High Point, North Carolina BETTY JEAN BENGE High Point, North Carolina A.B. Elementary Education THOMAS JOEL BIVENS JR. Greensboro, North Carolina B.S. Business 151 Class of 1962 KIMES GENE BLAKE Jackson Springs, North Carolina LYNDA MARGARET BRANTLEY MooresviUe, North Carolina A.B. Spanish and English DENISE MELISSA BROWN High Point, North Carolina A.B. English THOMAS JAY BRUMBLEY Dagsboro, Delaware A.B. English DAVE NOEL BURGESS High Point, North Carolina B.S. Business Administration DELORES ANN BURNS Robbins, North Carolina THOMAS MELVIN BUTNER Winston -Salem, North Carolina B.S. Business Administration DEBORAH L. CALLAWAY Mt. Airy North Carolina A.B. History and Secondary Education 155 Class of 1962 RUBY KATHRYN CAMPBELL Siler City, North Carolina B.S. Home Economics CHARLES VERNON ' CARROLL High Point, North Carolina B.S. Business Administration OUTSTANDING SENIOR DEBBIE CALLAWAY . . dorm difficulties hidden behind pleasant smiles . , DAVID DONALD CASHION Freehold, New Jersey ROBERT EUGENE CHARLES Winston -Salem, North Carolina 156 Class of 1962 JAMES COE CHERNAULT High Point North Carolina JUNE LETITIA COLLINS High Point, North Carolina A.B. Elementary Education OUTSTANDING SENIOR JIMMY EDWARDS . . . a red -vested politician . . . LARRY JAMES C RAVER Lexington, North Carolina ZANE W. DANIEL Rutledge, Tennessee B.S. Business lol Class of 1962 MARGARET ELOIS DARROCH Lillington, North Carolina WILLIAM PRESTON DAVIDSON U in.sinn-Siilciti, North Carolina A.B. Sociology CARRY A, DAVIS Lexington, North Carolina HENRY CARLTON DAVIS Lexington, North Carolina [AMES NEAL DAVIS Trinity, North Carolina STEWART BRUCE DOWLESS High Point, North Carolina A.B. History DANIEL T. EARNHARDT Durham, North Carolina LULA MAE EDMONDS High Point, North Carolina A.B. Elementary Education 15S Class of 1962 HAYWOOD ERNEST EDMUNDSON Rocky Mount, North Carolina JIMMY CARLTON EDWARDS Simpson, North Carolina A.B. Psychology WILLIAM ALLEN FARLOW Archdale, North Carolina LOUISE FENG Singapore, Malaya B.S. Home Economics LINDA LOU FERGUSON Thomasville, North Carolina THOMAS ANDREW FERGUSON River Edge, New Jersey WILLIAM HARRY FERRAZANO Wyckoff, New Jersey LINDA LUCILLE FITZGERALD Stanley, North Carolina A.B. Elementary Education 159 Class of 1962 ANGELYN ROBBINS FLOYD Denton, North Carolina A.B. Elementary Education JULIA ELLEN FLOYD Henderson, North Carolina B.S. Physical Education KENNETH WAYNE FODDRELL High Point, North Carolina JOE LEE FOLEY III Higli Point, North Carolina OUTSTANDING SENIOR PEGGY HILL . , , it Greek leader supreme. . . 160 Class of 1962 OUTSTANDING SENIOR LEN LEWIN . . . leader par excellence . . . ROGER CRAIG FORD Indian Trail, North Carolina COY LIXVILLE FOSTER JR. Winston-Salem, North Carolina THOMAS W I STAR FREEMAN High Point, North Carolina GILDA COX FULK High Point, North Carolina A.B. Elementary Ed neat ion 161 Class of 1962 MAX TAYLOR FURR High Point, North Carolina |UDY GAIL GARRETT High Point, North Carolina A.B. Elementary Education PHILIP BRENT GARRETT Green shorn, North Carolina ANNE FIELDS GAY Walstonhurg, North Carolina A.B. Elementary Education WILLIAM CARTER GLADSTONE Macon, Georgia A.B. Psychology JOHN ARTHUR GORDON High Point, North Carolina WILLIAM PHILIP GORDON High Point, North Carolina HENRY LEON GROOME Green shoro, North Carolina 162 Class of 1962 LUCY ANNA GUIGNARD Charlotte, North Carolina A.B. English JUDITH CAROL HALL Pincville, North Carolina B.S. Home Economics JERRY WALLACE HANEY High Point, North Carolina ROSCOE LACEY HANNER Randleman, North Carolina PRISCILLA WATSON HANSON High Point, North Carolina MARIE HARRINGTON Fairmont, North Carolina A.B. Elementary Education MARY HARRINGTON Fairmont, North Carolina A.B. Elementary Ed neat ion TALTON JERRY HARRISON Thomas vi lie, North Carolina 163 Class of 1962 MARGARET SUSAN HESTER High Point, North Carolina , ,B. Elementary Education REITZEL GENE HIATT High Point, North Carolina B.S. Physical Education OUTSTANDING SENIOR SMILEY LLOYD ... a name characterizes a personality . . . PEGGY JEAN HILL Winston-Salem, North Carolina A.B. History MARTHA FRANCES HILTON High Point, North Carolina B.S. Physical Education 164 Class of 1962 GASTON E. II1NKLE JR. High Point, North Carolina STEPHEN McINTOSH HITE Baltimore, Maryland A3. Mathematics and Social Studies OUTSTANDING SENIOR MIMI MODLIN . . .a pretty head sufficiently filled . . . ALICE MOORE IIOBSON Yaclkinville, North Carolina A.B. Religion DALE ROBINSON HODGE Manchester, Con neetieut B.S. General Science 165 Class of 1962 [AMES EDWIN HOLLEMAN Winston-Salem, North Carolina B.S. Physical Education ROVERDA ELLIS JARVIS Mocks ville, North Carolina B.S. Physical Ed t teat ion JOHN LEE JENKINS JR. Lexington, North Carolina B.S. Business Administration BETTY ANNE JOHNSON Clarktnn, North Carolina A.B. Elementary Education JEWEL CHURCH JOHNSON High Point. North Carolina A.B. History and Politieal Science LINDA LEE JOHNSTON Whitcville, West Virginia ALTON MONROE JONES Winston-Sak ' in.North Carolina B.S. Business Administration DAVID ERNEST JONES High Point, North Carolina 166 Class of 1962 fULIA HOBSON JONES Asheboro, North Carolina JULIA ANN JUSTICE High Point, North Carolina WENDELL BRANTLEY KELLY |R. Carthago, North Carolina BOBBY FA YE KENNEDY Biscoe, North Carolina A.B. French WILLIAM VANCE KESTEH [R. High Point, North Carolina B.S. Bus in ess Administration fERRY RAY KIVETT High Point, North Carolina A.B. History and Political Science fERRY DEAN KOONTZ B.S. Business Administration ARLENE LYMAN LANZIERI Derhy, Connecticut B.S. Physical Education 167 Class of 1962 OUTSTANDING SENIOR JANE SAFE RIGHT , , , small describes only her size . , . TONY JON LASALA Ilanden, Connecticut A.B. History MICHAEL ALVIN LATFIEM Advance, North Carolina A.B. Religion ELIZABETH ANN LAUBSCHER Cameron, North Carolina B.S. Home Economics NINA VIRGINIA LAWSON Glen Allen, Virginia A.B. Social Studies 16S Class of 1962 LILA KAY LEMMOND Matthews, North Carolina A.B. Elementary Education LEONARD B RUCE LEWIN Camden, New Jersey A.B. Psychology FRANK L. LEWIS JR. Durham, North Carolina B.S. Biology JOE LESTER LITAKER Concord, North Carolina A.B. French OUTSTANDING SENIOR PETE STURM . , . leader behind the red door . ■ . 169 Class of 1962 ROBERT AUSTIN LLOYD High Point, North Carolina B.S. Chemistry VIVIANE GEORGETTE LLOYD Tampa, Florida B.S. I ' ll! sin it Education [AN ICE ELIZABETH LOFLIN Trinity, North Carolina A.B. Business Education DAVID ALLEN LOSE I li. li Point, North ( ' arolina MARVIN LEON MANUEL Thomasville, North Carolina MENDEL LAINE MASHBURN Slar, nvlli Carolina ROSEMARY MASON Yadkin ville, North Carolina HENRI RONALD MAZZOLI Plain vi]] , Massachusetts 170 Class of 1962 HAROLD EDWARD McDANIEL St. Petersburg, Florida RICHARD MAURY MILLER Williamsburg, Virginia RODNEY BRYAN MILLS Asheboro, North Carolina THELMA ESTELLA MITCHELL Mulberry, Florida A.B. Art Education MIRIAM JANE MODLIN |ames town. North Carolina A.B. Elementary Education ROBERT THOMAS MONTAGUE Long Beach, California FRANKLIN DELORES MOORE Kernersville, North Carolina MARfORIE WALKER MOORE Thomasville, North Carolina A.B. Elementary Education 171 Class of 1962 STEVE RYAN MOSER Kcrnersville, North Carolina CLIFTON VINSON MUNN Richfield, North Carolina U.S. Physical Education OUTSTANDING SENIOR YVONNE VAUGHN , . . splendor in purple and white . . . TERRY WAYNE MURDOCH Greenville, South Carolina B.S. Business Administration NELDA LOUISE MURRAY Marion, North Carolina A.B. Psychology and Religion 172 Class of 1962 SHIRLEY ANN MURROW High Point, North Carolina ELIZABETH SUTER NEALE Charlotte, North Carolina A.B. French OUTSTANDING SENIOR LARRY WILSON , . . a new comer to H.P.C. with new ideas . . LARRY CRAY NORMAN Winston-Salem, North Carolina ALFRED JOHN ONORATO Eastern, Connecticut A.B. History 1T3 Class of 1962 JAMES D. PADILLA New York, New York GEORGE RONALD PAYNE High Point, North Carolina MILDRED CAROLYN PEELE lli j} Point, North Carolina AB Elementary Education WILLIAM FRANKLIN PHILLIPS, JR. Charlotte, North Carolina FRANCIS LOGAN PORTER III Jamestown, North Carolina RICHARD CHARLES REUMANN Westwood, New Jersey SARAH ANN RORBINS High Point, North Carolina ELNA CLAIRE ROSE Winston-Salem, North Carolina 174 Class of 1962 REBECCA LOUISE ROVER Tliurmont, Maryland B.S, Home Economics JACK RUSS High Point. North Carolina SYLVIA JANE SAFE RIGHT Jamestown, North Carolina A.B. Elementary Education LINDA GAYLE SAMUELS High Point, North Carolina A.B. Elementary Education WALTER HERBERT SCHEXCK Bergen Field, New Jersey A.B. Religion DICK GLENN SHACKLEFORD Pinnacle, North Carolina DEANNA FAYE SINK High Point, North Carolina A.B. Business EVA DELL SMITH Aiken, South Carolina 175 Class of 1962 MARY LEW SMITH Troutman, North Carolina A.B. Religion WILLIAM FREDERICK SNIDER, |R. High Point, N. C. GEORGE MICHAEL SROUR Utica, New York WALTER EDWARD STAFFORD States ville, North Carolina ANNETTE ALLRED STEED Thomas ville. North Carolina AUBREY LEE STROTIIER Greenshoro, North Carolina FREDERICK PETER STURM Midland Park, New Jersey B.S. Business NED SURRATT Denton, North Carolina 176 Class of 1962 JEAN BARLOW TAYLOR Lexington, North Carolina HAROLD DAVID TERRY Jefferson, Smith Carolina A.B. History and Political Science LARRY EVANS TESH Winston-Salem, North Carolina ALBERT ERVYNE THOMPSON High Point, North Carolina A.B. Religion WILLIAM B, TREVORROW Seymour, Connecticutt A.B. History IRENE TORRES High Point, North Carolina A.B. History JOHN KERMIT TUTTLE Pafftown, North Carolina JUDITH LOUISE TYSINGER High Point, North Carolina A.B. Elementary Education 111 Class of 1962 WOLFGANG UNGER Fletcher, North Carolina B.S. Business Administration JOHN S. URIAN Smyrna, Delaware JIMMY MARTIN VARNER Lexington, North Carolina YVONNE VAUGHN Mt. Airv, North Carolina ROBERT O. VEASEY Wilmington, Delaware NANCY CAROLYN VONCANNON High Point, North Carolina MARY DORA WALKER High Point, North Carolina CHARLES DURHAM WALLACE High Point, North Carolina 178 Class of 1962 LORETTE DIANE WATKINS Albemarle, Ninth Carolina WILLIAM A. WEBB, JR. Maxton, Nortli Carolina GEORGE CLARKE WELCH, JR. High Point, North Carolina B,S. Accounting WILLIAM NORMAN WHICKER Winston-Salem, North Carolina DALLAS WAYNE WIIITAKER Winston-Salem, North Carolina SAM FLOYD WHITE, JR. Henderson, North Carolina B.S. Physical Education GEORGE EARL WIGGLESWORTH, JR Mays Landing, New Jersey MARY CATHERINE WILLARD Pilot Mountain, North Carolina 179, Class of 1962 JOSEPH LLOYD WILLIAMS Fairfax, Virginia A.H. Social Studies AH. Spanish PHKSTON ALLEN WILLIAMS Winslon-Saleiii, North Carolina CHARLES OTIIA WILLIARD, JR. Winston-Salem, North Carolina HAZEL HAM I LIN WILMOTH Winston-Salem, North Carolina A3. Elementary Education LARRY DEAN WILSON Greensboro, North Carolina B.S. Business Education ROBERT LEE WILSON Shelby, North Carolina B.S. Business Administration ROCKR VINSON WILSON Stokestlale, North Carolina HAROLD MONROE WINECOFF China Grove, North Carolina B.S. Mathematics ISO Class of 1962 ELIZABETH WEISER WINSTEAD Red Lion, Pennsylvania A.B. Elementary Education CHARLES EDWIN WOODRUFF Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina PATRICIA ANN YOKLEY Thomasvillo, North Carolina m Tennis Craig Ford and Henry Tonn are the only returnees from last year ' s racquest squad. All the new members are freshmen, but the team has high hopes of rebuilding the team in order to put the Panthers in contention for a top spot in the North State Conference. - Veterans Craig Ford and Henry Tonn finish a match in the familiar maimer. Freshmen Paul Smith. Mike Rosenmurklo, and Wayne Furman look optimistically toward the future. IS: Thanks to the entire student body of High Pohit College for their cooperation. JEROME W. GOLDEN Official Photographer for 1962 ZENITH JEROME W. GOLDEN STUDIOS Distinctive Photography 4317 15th Avenue Brooklyn, 19, N. Y. 184 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 208 English Street High Point, N. C. Phone: 88-21895 Proud of You... Proud to Serve You! Duke Power Company Serving the Piedmont Caroltnas RING-HARRIS PHARMACY Prescriptions a Specialty 122 N. Main St. Phone 3333 COLLEGE STUDENTS WELCOME Compliments of HIGH POINT HARDWARE Compliments of THE BORDEN COMPANY Manufacturers and Distributors of FINE DAIRY PRODUCTS FOR 100 YEARS High Point, North Carolina C. DeWITT HOLTON FURNITURE CO. Quality Furniture and Carpets ' 817 South Main Phone 88-31791 HERITAGE a living tradition in furniture HERITAGE FURNITURE CO., HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA ROSAINE LEADING FASHIONS IN WOMEN ' S APPAREL TOBIAS SPORTSWEAR FORMALS TO RENT SHACKELFORD ' S 140 N. Main Street Nunn-Bush Shoes Custom Tailoring 1335 North Main Street Phone 3060 ENGLISH RADIO TV SERVICE We Your Philco and fl.C.A. Dealer Specialize in Television and Radio Repair R. H. FREEMAN High Point, North Carolina DEE ' S CLEANERS LAUNDRY COLLEGE VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER THE SWEET SHOPPE 113 North Main Street Phone 3745 High Point, North Carolina ' ' All Your Bakery Needs 185 CALHOUN DRUG STORE Prescriptions 1231 Montlieu Ave. Phone S8-87203 High Point, N. C. GRAY ART FLOWER SHOP Corner N. Main and East Lexington Say it with Flowers Congratulations to the Class of 1962 HIGH POINT ENTERPRISE HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA PERKINSON ' S JEWELERS High Point, N. C. SWAIM SUPPLY CO. Inc. WHOLESALE Plumbing, Heating and Industrial Supplies HIGH POINT - SALISBURY ROCKY MOUNT all Printing Company 1AMILTON STREET HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA Serving HIGH POINT and HIGH POINT COLLEGE with QUALITY PRINTING since 1924. FOR ALL YOUR ELECTRIC WORK UNITED STATES ELECT. U.S.E. CO., INC. Phone 882-9418 High Point, North Carolina Everywhere At Any Time EVERY JOB GUARANTEED Compliments of JONES PEACOCK Every Kind of Insurance Compliments of PIEDMONT AUTO FINANCE CO. 306 S. Main Street Saxtw ' A WILSON ' S FOR WEEJUNS 108 N. Main St. Phone 882-4315 186 KOONCE FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 4545 KENNEDY OIL COMPANY Phone 3027 Crown Products and Kendall Motor Oil 1203 Taylor Street P. O. Box 1428 HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA MANN ' S CUT-RATE DRUG STORES HIGH POINT, N. C. KANNAPOLIS, N. C. GREENSBORO, N. C. REIDSVILLE. N C THOMASVILLE, N. C BURLINGTON, N C. LEXINGTON, N. C, The Chairman of the Miss HPC Con- test wishes to thank all those merchants, contestants, and committees who gave much of their time and effort for a suc- cessful pageant. Charles Carroll Pageant Chairman MARSH FURNITURE COMPANY MANUFACTURERS KITCHEN FURNITURE Since 1906 High Point North Carolina Venetian Blinds - Window Shade.s - Tape - Cord Cornices - Drapery Hardware Manufacturers MONARK SHADE BLIND COMPANY Phone 2-1616 1406 N. Main St. HICH POINT. NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of LEDBETTER ' S RESTAURANT MR. and MRS. W. W. LEDBETTER Owners THE SPORTSMAN ' S SHOP INC. GIFTS HOUSEWARE College Village Shopping Center HOME OF FINE PIZZAS THE MARIETTA PAINT STORE Home of Fine Paints and Finishes 1645 English Street Phone 882-9327 High Point, N. C. 1233 Montlieu Ave. High Point, N, C, 189 DAR-LEE FASHIONS College Village Shopping Center Telephone 2-4225 High Point, N. C. GILBERT ' S Beautiful Shoes Since 1935 High Point, N. C. HARLLEE ' S, INC. 130 S. Main St. COLUMBIA FOOD MARKET THE WORLD ' S BEST MEATS 2112 S. Main Street Phone 7976 CORN ' S FOOD CENTER Staple and Fancy Groceries Fresh Meats — Produce Phone 882-3921 Montlieu Ave. at Five Points BEESON HARDWARE CO., INC. 214 North Main St. High Point, N. C. SPORTING GOODS BUILDING SUPPLIES SAMUEL HYMAN JEWELER GIFT SHOP 136 S. Main St. High Point, N. C. COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. of High Point High Point, North Carolina Compliments of CANNON FETZER High Point, North Carolina STEELE ' S DINER Owned and Operated by Former High Point College Students Compliments of A FRIEND W ' , JEWELERS WOOLWORTH ' S South Main and College Village 190 PI ease! I Support our Advertisers THEY MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE! J. W. SECHREST b SON, INC. Serving This Community Since 1897 PHONE 88-22555 HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA Two Oxygen Equipped Ambulances Day and Night FRANK A. STITH CO. Clothiers for Men and Boys College Village Shopping Center Compliments of INDUSTRIAL FINANCE COMPANY 203 South Main St. High Point, N. C. 191 Parent Supporters MR. MRS. R. M. ANDREW MR. MRS. L. C. ARMENTROUT MR. MRS. E. E. BAKER MR. MRS. REUBEN D. BAUGHN MR. MRS. FRANCIS J. BRENNAN MR. MRS. WALTER J. BAXLEY MR. MRS. E. LYNN BRANTLEY MR. MRS. BRAME, JR. MR. MRS. H. A. BLACK MR. MRS. ALBERT C. BROOKS W. M. CARRINGTON MRS. JOHN B. CARR, SR. MR. MRS. PAUL CALLAWAY MR. MRS. PERRY CASSIMUS, JR. MR. MRS. CHILES MR. MRS. DRAPER MR. MRS. W. I. DANIEL MRS. NELLIE H. DRENNON MR. MRS. M. DUDLEY, JR. MR. MRS. I. G. DOBY MRS. E. L. EARNHARDT MRS. WILLIAM L. EARLY MR. MRS. HERBERT E. FERRAN MR. MRS. R. H. ERN MR. MRS. M. G. FEREBEE MR. MRS. C. FIRSTENBERG MR. MRS. FERRAZANO MR. MRS. R. E. FROST MR. MRS. G. W. HASTINGS MR. MRS. J. E. HAZELWOOD MR. MRS. DAYTON W. HOLMES MR. MRS. CHARLES H. HODGSON MR. MRS. T. T. HAWKS, JR. MR. MRS. HAYES MR. MRS. T. R. HOLLAND MR. MRS. JOHN C. KENNEDY MR. MRS. MELVIN KRIMMINGER MR. MRS. R. C. KORNEGAY, JR. MR. MRS. FRANK LANZIERI MR. MRS. G. A. MUNN MR. MRS. WILLIAM J. McCARTHY, EVALYN C. NOBLETT M. H. NESBITT ARTHUR G. RAUCH MR. MRS. BURTON R. REIGLEMAN MR. MRS. GRADY W. SAFERIGHT MRS. ROSE M. SMITH FOSS T. SMITHDEAL MR. MRS. AUSTIN STONE MRS. MARIE JEANNE STOKES MR. MRS. FORREST W. SMITH MR. MRS. IRVING N. SILVER MR. MRS. W. E. SHAW MR. MRS. ROY O. TUNSTALL MR. MRS. F. D. WATLEY MRS. FANNIE B. WOODRUFF MR. MRS. LEWIS B. WINECOFF MR. MRS. NEIL WILSON MR. MRS. L. E. WILSON MR. MRS. VICTOR L. WINSTEAD MR. MRS. B. C. WILLIAMS MR. MRS. E. W. WAECHER MR. MRS. JOHN S. WOOD MR. MRS. DEWITT C. WOODALL MR. MRS. WILLIS MOCK, SR. MR. MRS. SAMUEL L. WILLIAMS MR. MRS. NOYES S. WILMOT MR. MRS. GRAVES WILSON MR. MRS. ROY H. WINTERS, JR. MR. MRS. RUBY E. WOODFIELD MRS. SARA L. YEAGER MR. MRS. RUSSEL V. VEST MR. MRS. JAMES ROBERT YOUNG MR. MRS. ARTHUR H. TREVORROW MR. MRS. RICHARD UNGER MR. MRS. ROY R. VEASEY, JR. MR. MRS. HENRY TONN MR. MRS. KENNETH ZOELLER MR. MRS. JOHN W. URIAN MR. MRS. ELLIOTT YARBOROUGH A FRIEND 192 Well, the yearbook is finished. This is a phrase I have hecn longing to say for almost nine months. Now that it is over, it seems unreal. I have learned that to be editor of a yearbook one has to be a mathematician, a copywriter, a photo- grapher and a five hour a night sleeper. I have learned also that it is impossible for the work to be done alone. With a faithful staff having a common goal, the editorship has truly been worth the headaches and the hours of time and effort. As I look back, the bad is overshadowed by the good, and I personally feel that our goal has been accomplished, that the ZEX1TII has captured the spirit of High Point College and in these terms is a success. This year we have tried to keep the ZENITH in pace with the new ideas and feeling we have seen develop on this campus. Throughout this year we have seen an improved Hi Po, the beginnings of a new form of student government, and the embryonic stage of a new spirit develop in the students on our campus. We have endeavored to make the ZENITH a personal publication. The ' 61-62 ZENITH is vour words, your pictures, one year of your life. I hope you have enjoyed your venture through Autumn, Winter, and Spring. The Editor 193 Faculty and Staff Adams, Miss Louise Allen, Mi. Joe C. Allied, Mr. J. H. Bartlett, Dr. Helen R. Bellinger, Dr. R. R. Bennett, Mrs. S. T. Berrv, Mrs. Mrs. Alda T. Blackstoek, Dr. Walter Broadway, Mr. Stan C. Burhans, Mr. H. F. Carter, Miss Marcella Coble, Mr. H. E. Collins, Mrs. Dorothy Conrad, Dr. H. E, Cook, Mr. Carlton J. Cooke, Dr. Dan B. Cooke, Dr. Dennis H. Cox, Mr. L. Hughes Cnmmings, Dr. E. C. Deskins, Dr. S. C. Dixon, Mr. James C. Fields, Miss Ernestine Flowers, Dr. J. M. Fryhover, Mr. J. L. Gaynor, Mrs. Francis Gaynor, Mr. Wesley Hamilton, Dr. Jim T. Hartman, Mr. C. F. Hassell, Mr. Frank R. Hays, Dr. L. M. Hill, Dr. Ben H. Hinshaw, Dr. C. R. Hirtzler, Miss Bert a Hislop, Dr. Robert I. Hormachea, Mr. C. R. Hudgins, Dr. Walt E. Kerr, Mrs. Dot Kropa, Dr. Lois Lazaruk, Dr. William Le Vey, Dr. Arthur E. Lewis, Dr. Lew J. Lineberry, Dr. R. A. Livingston, Mrs. Lois Locke, Dr. W. R. McCall, Mrs. Christine McDowell, M Abel, Charlisle M. (T) Adams, John Howard, Jr. Adams, Nancy Carol ' Adams, William George Alexander, Thomas Bruce, Jr. Amick, Thomas Larry Anderson, Wayne Foster Andrew, Jessie Leoma Armentrout, Ann Elizabeth Armstrong, Margaret Lee Arnette, William Thomas Ashbury, Fonda Sheryle Atkins, Joanne Auman, Peggy Gilliam Auman, Rebecca Ellen Austin, Judy Linda Bailey, Callie Ann Bailey, Sidney Earl Baker, Ellis Elmore, Jr. Ballard, Donald Lee Barefoot, Clara Rosanna Barnes, Carolyn Jane Barnes, Howard Albert Barnes, William Edmund Barr, John Douglas Barrick, Dorothy Jane Barrow, Kyle O ' Lynwood Bartlett, Joan Louise Bartlett, Roy David Baughn, Reuben Dave Baxley, Walter Ronald Beach, Joyce Roberts Beal, Nancy Lee Beam, George Marlow, Jr. Beam, Julia Carole Beck, Jimmie Dee Beck, Larry Eugene Beck, Robert Wayne Belaud, Milbrey Anne Benge, Betty Jean Benge, Tony Milton Bennett, Linda Marie Benoit, Frederick Alphonse, Jr. Benson, Lcoma Sumerford Benson, Leroy N. Berrier, Ronald Grav Biggerstaff, Rev. William G. Bivens, Thomas Joel, Jr. Black, Joe Alexander Black, Linda Fave Blair, Hollis Smith Blake, Carol Blake, Kimes Gene Blakenship, Beverly Mason Bledsoe, Billy Junior 1318 Guver Street 821 Circle Drive 205 Old Mill Road 900 Sixth Street 2601 E. Lexington Ave. Box 847, Southport, N. C. 1022 Sherrod Ave. 112 Manor Drive 1712 N. Denny Court 1315 James Street 1009 N. Hamilton Street 803 Circle Drive 406 North Drive 805 E. Farriss Avenue 809 Montlieu Avenue 909 N. Continennial Ave. 906 Circle Drive 808 Montlieu Avenue Emery wood Estates Rt. 8, Box 601, Greensboro, N. C. 920 Gordon Street 1005 Forrest Avenue 227 Montlieu Avenue 2404 E. Lexington Ave. 2405 E. Lexington Ave. 2405 E. Lexington Ave. 911 W. College Drive 310 Hickory Lane 1114 Montlieu Avenue Box 1085, High Point, N. C. 1202 Cedrow Avenue 902 Rotary Drive 404 Steele St., Apt. A 700 Hillcrest Drive 1306 E. Lexington Ave. 538 Parkway 705 W. Lexington Ave. 1809 Madison, Greensboro, N. C. 821 Circle Drive 305 Montlieu Avenue 202 Shadow Vallev Road 805 Circle Drive 909 W. College Drive 1409 Wendover Drive 1109 Tabor Street 608 Centennial Avenue McMeekin-Kerr, Mrs. Frances Martin, Miss Zelle Matthews, Dr. W. P. Mays, Mrs. Lillian Mitcbum, Mr. J. L. Morgan, Mrs. Jane Nelson, Mr. J. L. Netts, Mr. George W. Packer, Mrs. Ha .ele Pattern. Dr. Wendell M. Peterson, Dr. H. H. Pmtci. Mr- Raiford Price, Mrs ' . Dorothy Reincs, Mr, Philip Ring, Mrs. Kathryn G. Hose, Miss Charmione Seidcl, Dr. II. E. Sowder, Dr. W. J. Spurrier, Mrs. Mary C. Price, Mrs. Dorothy Reims, Mr. Philip Ring, Mrs. Kathryn G. Rose, Miss Charmione Seidel, Dr. H. E. Sowder, Dr W. J- Sullivan, Mrs. Emily B. Thompson, Mr. Jack L. Thompson, Mrs. Viola Wacbs, Mr. W. Ronald Wall, Miss Patsy Warren, Mrs. James T. Wells, Dr. Harold S. Whicker, Mr. Grady H. White, Mrs. Charlotte Williams, Mrs. Arthur B. Williams, Mrs. Louise Williams, Mr. Tom A. Wilson, Dr. C. L. Worthington, Miss Ruth Wright, Mr. L. G. Wright, Mrs. Peggy Yarborough, Mr. N. P. Yow, Mr. Virgil Goolsby, Mrs. Richard Parks, Mrs. Emmitt Pattrick, Mrs. Ina M. Student Directory 242 Orchard Dr., Fairfax, Va. 540 Chisholm St., Sanford.N.C. Route 1, Stantonsburg, N. C. 1 Cherrv Place, Edgewood, Md. 210 Edgcdale Dr., High Point, N. C. 1975 W. Front St., Burlington, N. C. Route 5, Winston-Salem, N. C. Box 86, Faith, N. C. 900 W. Rav St., High Point, N. C. Pine Grove, High Point, N. C. R.F.D. 1, Graham, XJ- C. 1012 Adams St., High Point, N. C Route 4, Box 501, Mt. Airy, N. C. 2409 Dallas St., High Point, N. C. Seagrove, N. C. 1028 E. Devonshire, Winston-Salem, N. C. Route 1, Advance, N. C. 1006 Dalewood, High Point, N. C. 1008 Barhee St., High Point, N. C. Old Salisbury St., Kernorsvville, N. C. Box 119, Hallshoro, N. C. Box 5, Moncnrc, N.C. 43 Central Ave., Dalton, Mass. Box 3158, St. Andrews Br., Charleston, N. C. Route 1, Rural Hall, X. C. 1009 So. 21st St., Arlington 2, Va. 614 W. Farriss Ave., High Point, N. C. 3805 Underwood St., Chevy Chase, Md. 1003 N. Sexton St., Rushville, I ml. 201 N. 7th Ave., Mavodan, N. C. Route 1, St. Pauls, X. C. 1305 Forrest Ave., High Point, X. C. 506 Denny St., High Point, N. C. 14101 Canterbury Lane, Rockville, Md R.F.D. 3, Lawndale, X. C. 168 Mill St., High Point N. C. 168 Mill St., High Point, X. C. 217 Center St., Thomasville, N.C. 1109 S. Tarboro St., Wilson, N. C. 1501-A Carolina Ave., High Point, X. C. 1501-A Carolina Ave., High Point, X. C. Route 1, Westfield, X. C. 227 Walnut St., Newport, Dela. 2609 Lineberry St., Ashehoro, X. C. 306 Oak St., Rnbhins, X. C. 427 N. E. 15th St., Winston-Salem, X. C. Route 1, Linwood, X. C. 5622 Cambridge Rd., Greensboro, X. C. Box 353, Roxboro, X. C. 1112 St. Johns St., High Point, X. C. 618 Liberty Dr., Thomasville, X. C. Dryden Rd., Bemardsvillc, X. J. Tackson Springs, X. C. 1201 Madison Ave., High Point, X. C. Route 2, Dobson, X. C. Blizzard, William Clayton Bloecher, M. Lovetta Blume, Marilyn Stephanie Bodnar, Susan Louise Bohannon, James Ma dison Boles. Beverly Faye Boles, Mickey Wayne Bonner, Kathryn Mooring Booker, James Stephen Boone, Nancy Ruth Bowden, Patricia Ann Bower, Bert Stephen Bower, Mrs. Joan Verlander (T) Bowman, Hague Cleo Bowman, Thomas Benton Boyle, Joseph Conrad (T) Boyd, Bobby Kenneth Bradley, Carolyn Sue 861, Bradley, Robert Milden Bradshaw, James Frederick (T) Brame, Richard Gwynn Branch, Judith Ann Brantlev, Lynda Margaret Braswel ' l, Bobby Harold Br.rzzell, Ted LeRoy Brearley, Elizabeth Ann Brennan, Robert Timothy Brewer, B. Margo Brewer, Harold Wayne Brewer, Linda Sue Bridge, Roger A. Brinley, Marlene Sue Bristow, Iris White Brooks, Bonnie Sue Brooks, Carol Swainc Browder, Mrs. Bette Davvault Brooks, Yates Millard Brown, Barry William Brown, Denise Melissa Brown, Glenda Joann Brown, J. Daniel Brown, Larry Wayne Brown, Stephen Webb Brown. William Kenneth Browning, Wilson Harvey (T) Brownlee, Fam L., Jr. Brumbley, Thomas Jay Bryant, David Morris Brvant, Don George Bryant, Gerald Andre Brvant, Mrs. Melvia Gay Budd, Richard Paul Buffaloe, Frances Ann Bullard, Suzanne Bardin Bundv, Minnie Catherine Buncly, Ronald Floyd McCulloch Hall 410 Otteray Drive 1114 N. Centennial Drive Rowella Apts. No. 15 2014 Twain Rd., Greensboro 824 Montlieu Avenue 607 Montlieu Avenue 1503 Delk Drive 529 Cable Street 821 W. College Drive 828 Circle Drive 1509 N. W. Blvd., Winston-Salem, N. C. 807 Quaker Lane 3731 H. P. Rd. Greensboro, N. C. 2610 Woodruff Street 1312-C Eaton Place 5323 H. P. Rd., Greensboro, N. C. 1509 N. W. Blvd., Winston-Salem, N. C. 80-E Wm. Mary Apts. 807 Quaker Lane H. P. Rd. Greensboro, N. C. 2610 Woodruff Street 1312-C Eaton Place 5323 H. P. Rd., Greensboro, N. C. 901 N. Hamilton 1202 Greenway Drive Box 102, High Point, N. C. 809 Willoubar Terrace 1017 Montlieu Avenue Woman ' s Hall North Hall 77-D Wm. Mary Apts. 431 W. Lexington Ave. 803 East Farriss 810 Montlieu Avenue 810 Montlieu Avenue 409 West Parkway 207 Shadow Valley 911 Denny Street Rt. 2, Box 85-M, High Point, N. C. Rt. 2, Box 85-M, High Point, N. C. 1431 Wilshire Blvd. 101 Westwood Avenue 905 Montlieu Avenue Rt. 2, Trinity, N. C. 806 Crrick Avenue 3011 English St., High Point, N. C. 3006 Wessex St., Orlanda, Fla. 11.38 X. Rio Vista Blvd., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 4645 Sunny Dr., Winston-Salem, N. C. 638 Wesley Place, High Point, N. C. Route 1, Westfield. N. C. 2534 Westover Dr. Winston-Salem, N. C. 227 Woodland Circle, Hertford, N. C. Route 7, Jamestown, N. C. 602 Hawthorne St., High Point, N.C. Route 6, Box 821A, Jacksonville Fla. 704 72nd St., Newport News, Va. 53 Peters Lane, Newport News, Va. 1103 Bridges St., High Point, N. C. R. ' F .D. 1, Westfield, N. C. 40C Oaklane, Haiflax, Va. Route 1, Ararat, N. C. N. Jefferson St., Arlington 5, Va. 31 Dunn Road, Hamden, Conn. 224 Melrose St., Winston-Salem, N. C. North Wilkesboro, N. C. Route 3, Asheville, N. C. 512 North Church St., Mooresville, N. C. Box 195, Pine Level, N. C. 2903 W. Trade St., Charlotte, N. C. 3123 Riverside Ave., Somerset, Mass. Hubbardsville, N. Y. 130 Westchester Dr., High Point, N. C. Route 3, High Point, N. C. Route 2, Seagrove, N. C. 1104 Cedar St., Leesburg, Fla. 210 So. Manhattan Ave., Tampa, Fla. 4419 S. Main St., High Point, N. C. 501 Clover Dr., High Point, N. C. 1318 Highland Dr. , Baltimore, Md. Germantown, N. C. 305 Polo Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. 4789 Carlton Dr., Winston-Salem, N. C. 2500 B. E. Homestead Ave., High Point, N. C. 3027 Konnoak Dr., Winston-Salem, N. C. Ill Wintson St., Thomasville, N. C. 1304 Kinney St., High Point, N. C 8-A Oakwood Dt. Apt. 2902 N. Main St Route 2, ki. ..... , -■- 1721 Ardsley St., Winston-Salem, N. - Piney Neck Rd., Dagsboro, Dela, 330 Sudbury St., Marlboro, Mass. Chapel Lane, Wareham, Mass 27 Culbreth St., Thomasville, N. C 2308 Dallas St., High Point, N. 303 Steele St., High Point, N. Box 74, Marston, N Chadburn, N. 1506 Lexington Ave., High Point, N P.O. Box 143, Trinity, N High Point, N. C. , High Point, N. C. Kernersville, N. C. 194 Burchette, Hugh Thomas Burge, James Larry Burgess, Dave Noel Burks, Barney L. Burns, Ann Womble Burns, Delores Ann Burns, Margaret MacPhail Burns, Robert Austin Burrier, Judith Ann Burris, Nina Colton Burrow, Scott Dewayne Burt, Judith Lorie Butner, Thomas Melvin Byerly, Marlene Gail Cabot, Linda Donna Cacy, Barbara Joan Caine, Donald Ray Caldwell, Bucky Walters Callahan, Joe Douglas Callahan, Norman Scott Callaway, Deborah L. Callaway, Judith Flo Callicutt, Barbara Frisbee Callicutt, Betty Bell Campbell, Lois DeMoss Campbell, Ruby Kathryn Carlough, Robert Edward Carmichael, Roger Stanley Carr, John Benjamin, Jr. Carrington, Michael Moore Carroll, Charles Vernon, Jr. Carter, Linda Gail Carter, Margaret Ann Cashatt, Burton Lee Cashion, David Donald Cassimus, Linda Lee Caudle, Jan Franklyn Chapman, Roger Dale Charles, Robert Eugene Chernault, James Coe, Jr. Christian, Kirtikumas S. (T) Chris, James Peter Clapp, Nancy Mae Clark Robert Allen Clark, Robert Glen Clements, Ralph Edward Clements, Sarah Kate Cline, Claude Hubert Clodfelte r, Brenda Gail Clodfelter, Steve Bradley Coghill, Phil Cohen, Alan Barry Cohen, Harold Louis Cole, Ruffin Reid Coleman, Mary Beth (T) Collier, Joseph Woodly Collins, Alfred Thomas Collins, Alvin Douglas Collins, June Letitia Colliver, Patti Ann Comer, Mildred Rosalie Connor, William Rex Cook, Donald Landon Cooke, Susan Lorene Cootes, Mary Lee Cope, William Franklin Corley, James Douglas Costas, Davis George, Jr. Couch, Dorothy Mae Covey, James Ronald Cox, Joseph Dean Cox, Phillip David Cox, Richard Douglas Craven, Cynthia Farnsworth Craven, Linda Carol Craver, Larry James Crawford, Roger James Crotts, Beverly Ann Crotts, Bobby Dean Crowell, Julius Alexander, Jr. Crutchfield, Jessie McBane Culbreth, Susan Wood Culler, David Allen Cummings, John C. Curry Wayne ClifTord Dail, Francis Earl Damewood, Margarette Ann Daniel, Armand J. Daniel, W. Zane Darnell, Linda Sue Darroch, Margaret Elois Davidson, Beverly Lane Davidson, William Preston Davis, Edward Lee Davis, Gary A. Dawis, Henry Carlton Davis, James Neal Davis, Joe Allen Deal, Kenneth Ray DeCarion Deirdre Demik, Frances Kay Dennis, Bonnie Jo Dennis, Gary Eugene Desio, Suzan Hay den Dickerson, Thomas Edison, Jr. Dickerson, Harold P., Jr. Dobbins, William Manning Doby, J anet Nevelle Donahue, Mrs, Merquette Doolittle, James Howard Doss, Janet Carol Dowdy, Judith Gail Dowless, Stewart Bruce N. C X. c N. c. , N.C. X. c. X. c. N. c. N. c. N. c. N. c. N. c. N. c. X. c. N. c. 2916 Thomasville, Rd., Winston-Salem, Route 3, High Point, 1020 Montlicn Ave, High Point 129 Lemly St., Winston-Salem Box 5.5, Troy, Route 1, Robbins, 325 McAhvay, Charlotte, 100 West End Blvd., Winston-Salem, 2733 Picardy PI., Charlotte 924 Rotary Dr., High Point, 1607 Hastv St., Asheboro, 202 Oakwood Dr., Thomasville, 836 Shoher Ave., Winston-Salem, Route 2, Box 405, High Point, 323 Phillips St., High Point, N. C. Sycamore Ave., Woodbury, Conn. 2511 Pinecroft St., Greensboro, N, C. Box 167, Lincolnton, N. C. 131 Jewel St., Thomasville, N. C. 1001 Chestnut St., High Point, N. C. 419 Spring St., Mt. Airv, N. C. 211 Grace St., Mt. Airy, N. C. Route 3, Thomasville, N. C. 413 Hillside Dr., Lexington, N. C. 18 Milton Ave., Westminster, Md. Route 1, Box 135, Silcr City, N. C. 181 Arch St., Ramsey, N. J. 1606 River Road, High Point, N. C. 622 West Washington, Rockingham, N. C. Finley St., North Wilkesboro, N. C. 1202 Blain St., High Point, N. C. Box 682, Red Springs, N. C. P.O. Box 11, Mocksville, N. C. 217 Welch Dr., High Point, N. C. 6 Jerseyville Ave., Freehold, N. J. 15 Longwood Dr., Huntington Station, N. Y. 212 S. 3rd St., Albemarle, N. C. Route 1, Jamestown, N. C. 3424 S. Main St., Winston-Salem, N. C. 512 Gatewood Ave., High Point, N. C. 2227 Pinecrowft Rd., Greensboro, N. C. 438 Roslyn Road, Winston-Salem, X. C. 331 Woodrow Ave., High Point, N. C. 809 Darby St., Kinston, N. C. Route 1, Stuart, Virginia 473 Archer St., Freeport, N. Y. Rockwell, N. C. 300 Shadow Valley, High Point, N. C. Route 2, High Point, K. C. 4211 Old Greensboro Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. Routh 4, Henderson, N. C. 1011 Forrest Ave., High Point, N. C. 4331 Marquette Ave., Jacksonville, Fla. 801 Grace St., High Point, N. C. South Main St., Reidsville, N. C. Route 2, Ashoskie, N. C. .503 Dean St., Winston-Salem, N. C. Route 1, Jamestown, X. C. 512 W. Ray St., High Point, N. C. Route 1, Flemingsburg, Ky. Seagrove, N. C. 32-B Golling AFB, Washington, D. C. Route 1, Box 7, Kernersville, N. C. R.F.D. 2, Box 245, Huntersville, N. C. Ill W. Queen St., Strasburg, Va. Route 1, Kernersville, N. C. 200 25th St., N. E„ Winston-Salem, N. C. 301 Baker Rd., Norfolk, Va. 8 Knorr Rd., Monroe, Conn. 307 S. Washington St., Easton, Md. Route 1, Kernersville, N. C. 1307 Wright St., High Point, N. C. Route 2, Trinity, N. C. 2008 Poe St., Lakeland Fla. Route 2, Box 390, High Point, N. C. Route 8, Box 262, Lexington, N. C. 539 Oakridge Ave., N. Plainfield, N. J. Route 2, Trinity, N. C. 500 N. Main St., High Point, N. C. 311 Juanita Ave., Hamlet, N. C. 209 Pineburr Rd., Greensboro, N. C. Route 1, Box 183, Greensboro, N. C. 2307 N. Centennial Ave., High Point, N. C. 801 Park St., High Point, N. C. Route 4, Lexington, N. C. 1305 Holman, St., Kinston, 809 Brandy Road, Aiken, 227 Colville Rd., Charlote, R.F.D. 4, Rutledge, Route 1, Box 57, Kannapolis, R.F.D. 3, Lillington, 1008 Congress., St., S. E., Washington 20 505 Washington St., Winston-Salem, 3624 Fairlane Dr., High Point, 9 Redwine St., Lexington, Route 3, Lexington, Box 67, Trinity, 2804 Centennial Ave., High Point, Route 1, Stony Point, 3 Van Buren St., Freeport, 3825 Annlin Ave., Charlotte, 1606 Johnson St., High Point, 606 Everette St., High Point, 205 Hayne St., Monroe, 321 West 2nd St., Lexington, Box 77, Richmond Hi: 2300 S. Main St., Winston-Salem, 412 Forest Ave., High Point, 146 Oakhurst St., Kernersvile.l Box 685, Rockingham, Route 6, Sanford 700 Locust St., High Point, 900A E. Homestead Ave., High Point, N. C. S. C. N. C. Tenn. N. C. N. C. , D.C. N. C. N. C. N. C. N. C. N. C. N. C. N. C. N. J. N. C. N. C. N. C. N. C. N. C. 1, Ga. X. C. N. C. N. C. N. C. N.C. N. C. N. C. Downs, Miriam Jeanne Draper, Howard Dennis, Jr. Drve, Jerrv Lee Dudley, William Garland. Ill Dunn, Barbara V. Dunn, Larrv Stephen Dutlon, Martha Jean Dwiggins, Donald Max Dyer, Daniel Harden Earlv, Gloria Janet Earnhardt, Daniel T. Earnhardt, Johnny Franklin Earnhardt, Ruth Maier East, Gallic Ann 810 A. Edmonds, Lula Mae Edmonds, Sally Baynes Edmundson, Haywood Ernest Edn ards, Jimmy Carlton Edwards, Sam Houston Elder, Sylvia Dianne Elkins, George Leighton Elkins, George Trade Eller, Carol Brock (Tl Eller, Thomas Darrcll Elliott, Jane Carol Elliott, Rebecca Joyce Ellis, Roverda Ann Ellison, William Boyd Emery, Ann English, Judith Marie Em, Gary ' Rochford Essick, Dorthea K. 2304 Springdale Ave.. Charlotte, X. C. SOS Poplar Rd., Favetteville, X. C. 622 Ward St.. High Point, X. C. Box 29, Reidsville, X. C. 221 Steel. ' St., High Point, X. C. Route 2, Seagrove, X. C. 104 Church St., Rockingham, X. C. 1018 Martin St., Winston-Salem, X. C. 607 Rives Road, Martinsville, Va. 136 Gladden St., Marion, X. C. 2610 Duke Homestead, Durham. X. C. Children ' s Home, Winston-Salem, X. C. Ervin Heights, Thomasville, X. C. C. cc W. Squadron, Winston-Salem, X . C Route 3, High Point, X . C. 303 Chestnut St., High Point, X. C. 529 X. Mercer St.. Rocky Mount, X. C. Simpson, N. C. 1010 Westovor Terrace, Greensboro, 1100 Baker Road, High Point, Route 7, Box 185, Greensboro, 206 Williams St., Lexington, 10 East Drive, Winston-Salem, Route 3, Thomasville, P. O. Box 608, Thomasville, 216 Montlien Ave.. High Point, Route 3, Mocksville, Brittain Ave., Sumnicrfield, 10122 Ashwnod Dr.. Kensington, Md. 119 Trindale Rd., Archdale, N. C. Wigwam Road, Locust, X. J. Route 4, Lexington, X. C. X. : X ' . c X. c: X. C X. C X. c X. c: X. c X. C X. c Fairweathcr, David Bruce (T) Fallin, William Douglas Farlow, John Battle Farlow, William Allen Farmer, Theron Clyde, Jr. Feng, Louise Fennell, Gerald Francis Ferebee, Marvin Gray Ferguson, Linda Lou Ferguson, Thomas Andrew Ferran, Linda M. Ferranzano, William Harry Ferree, John Rictzel, Jr. Fields, Anne Douglas Finerty, Harriet Firstenberg. Maria Fishel, William E„ Jr. Fitch, Ruth Harriett Fitzgerald, Linda Lucille Fletcher, Cynthia Kay Flinchum, Brenda Gayle Floyd, Angelyn Robbins Floycl, Julia Ellen Floyd, Marilyn Foddrell, Kenneth Wayne Folgeman, Bobbv Wavne Foley, Joe Lee, til Ford, .Roger Craig Foster, Coy Linville, Jr. Foster, Frank Ashiey Foster, Louise Irene Foster, Roy Eugene Fouhks, Cynthia Ann Fralcy, Raymond Wilford Frank, Karon Marie Frazier, Donald Ray Frazier, James David, Jr. Freeman, Thomas Wistar Freeman, Willard Rankin Frve, Carolyn Elizabeth Fuik, Gilda Cox Folk, Stewart Edward, Jr. Furman, Wayne Edgar Furr, Max Taylor Fussell, Sara Alice Gailev, James William Gallagher, Patrick Lee Gant, Johnny Austin Garmon, Myrtle Amelia Garner, Eddie Lynn Garner, Jenny Lynn Garrett, Judy Gail Garrett, Philip Brent Garrison, Philip Earl Geist, Carol Louise Gentry, Hugh H. Gever, Gail Jan Gibbs, Robert Rudolph Gibson, Frances Favion Gibson, Fritz Hyrim, Jr. Gibson, Virginia Sue Giles, Phyllis Rae Gladstone, William Carter Goodson, Janie Pearl Gordon, John Arthur Gordon, William Philip Gosnell, William Joseph Gough, Ezra Elmer Gowen, Robert Mullen Grant, Rayford Baxter Grant, Roy Alvin Gray, Arnold Franklin Gray, David Alexander Gra ' v, William B. Greaves, Clifford Sparred Greene, Connie Elaine Greene, James Michael Greene, Judy McXeil Green, Peggy Ruth Greenwood, Ray 8 Cockrell, Alexandria, Va. 14 ' 2 Allentown Rd., S. E. Washington 22, D. C. 2208 E. Green St., High Point, X. C. 3611 Luck Dr., Archdale, X. C. Route 3, Greer. S. C. 63 Merrvn Road, Singapore II, Malava 100 Bruce Terrace, Mineola L. I., X. V. Slli Westover Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. 930 Ball Park Road, Thomasville, X. C. 285 Kinderkamack Road, River Edge, X. J. P. O. Box 237, Eustis, Fla. 377 Simomac Ave., Wvckoff, N. I. 312 Oakwood St., High Point. X. C. Route 2, Walstonburg, X. C. 17 Russell Road, New Castile, Deleware 780 Grand Concourse, Bronx, X. Y. 1160 West End Blvd., Winston-Salem, X. C. P. O. Box 85, Trinity, N.C. Route 1, Stanley, N. C. P. O. Box 861, Kannapolis, X. C. Route 2, High Point. X. C. Box 543, Denton, N. C. Oxford Rd., Henderson, N. C. Thompson St., Whitevillc, X. C. 614 Cable St., High Point, X. C. 619 Hedrick St., High Point, X. C. 2072 A Gordon Rd., High Point, X. C. Route 1, Indian Trail, X. C. 2843 Lomond St., Winston-Salem, N. C. 3804 Vest Mill Road, Winston-Salem, X. C. Route 5, High Point, X. C. 3804 Vest Mill Road, Winston-Salem, X. C. 321 Marion Ave., Haddon Field, N. J. 1850 S. Kings Highway, Alexandria, Va, 3840 Moore Ave., Grove City, Ohio Route 3, Thomasville, N. C. 914 Willohar Terrace, High Point, X. C. 420 Rotarv Dr., High Point, N. C. 126 Renola Dr., High Point, N. C. R.F.D. 4. Leesburg, Va. 212 Grand Ave.. High Point, X. C. 4834 Baux Mtn. Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. 4412 Xorbeck Road, Rockville, Md. 1229 E. Homestead Ave., High Point, N. C. Ecker Apts., B-4, High Point, X. C. 2731 Stratford Dr., Greensboro, N. C. 11026 Mill-field, Livonia, Mich. Route 3, Tavlorsville, N. C. 103 E. Mam St., Kings Mountain, X. C. Route 2. Box 221, Xewport, X. C. Route, Box 457, Xewport, X. C. 1326 Country Club Dr., High Point, N. C. 1112 Pembroke Rd., Greensboro, X. C. 107 E. State St., Glenwood, Indiana 270 Sylvan Drive, W. Hempstead, N. Y. King, X. C. 23 Headley Terrace, Irvington, X. J. 403 Aberdeen Terrace, Greensboro, N. C. 403 Clarkway Dr., Sprav, iX. C. 1008 Montague St., Xo. Charleston, S. C. R. F. D. 1, Red Springs, X. C. Box 234, Archdale, N. C. 752 Wimbrie Rd., Macon, Ga. 113 Man wood Rd., High Point, X. C. 614 E. State St., High Point, X. C. Route 1, Box 475, High Point, X. C. 4450 MaeArthur, X. V„ Washington 7, D. C. Route 8, Winston-Salem, X. C. 429 Hamilton St., Roanoke Rapids, X. C. 2916 Kceler St., Greensboro, X. C. 2916 Keeler St., Greensboro, X. C. 908 Salem St., Thomasville, X. C. 1407 Bradshaw St., High Point, X. C. 612 Gatewood Ave., High Point, X. C. 3203 Conrad St., Greensboro, X. C. P. O. Box 66, RuHin, X. C. Route 5, High Point, X ' . C. 101 Ford St., Thomasville, X. C. 55 Westover Dr., Asheville, X . C. Stantons Lane, West Mystic, Conn. 195 Gresham, Douglas Eugene Grief, Franklin Wilson Grilfin, Walter Knox Grimsley, Richard Groome, Henrv Leon Grubbs, Bettie Sue Grubbs, Carol Sue (T) Grubbs, Horance Ronald (T; Guignard, Lucy Anna Gunn, Kenneth Claude Gunn, Thomas Hilton Gunter, Nancy Carole Haga, Marvin Ray Haggard, Carol Anne Hahs, James Asbton Hall, Bobby Brown Hall, Janice Abigail Hall, Judith Carol Hallman, Evelyn Marie Hammond, Dan Wynn Hamlin, Patsy Flippin Haneox, Pamela Ann Haney, Jerry Wallace Hanner Roscoe Lacey (T) Hanson, Priscilla Watson Harbison, Sara DeVaughn Hardin, Georgianna Mae Hardy, Rhonda Leah Hargett, John Richard Harrington, Marie- Harrington, Mary- Harris, Florence Catherine Harris, James ' Carmon, Jr. Harris, William Patrick Harris, William W. Harrison, Evelyn Frances Harrison, Ruby Marie (T) Harrison, Talton Jerry Hartsell, Robert Parker, Jr. Harvey, Marion Lee (T) Harward, Sandra Mabel Hatsings, Vici Marie Hatcher, Bergie Lee Hanser, Mrs. Geraldine Anne Hawkins, Jerry Alvin Hawks, Charles Taylor Hawks, Patricia Jane Hayes, Judith Lucile Hayes, Nelson Edward Hayes, Richard McLaughlin, Jr. Hazelwood, Joseph Wayne Hazemey, Selma Hedrick, Brenda Gaye Hedrick, David Stafford Hedrick, Patrick William Hedrick, Stanley Harris Helms, Jackie Elizabeth Henderson, Clyde Edward Hendri.v, George Leondas Hendrex, Kenneth Lee Hepler, Peter Wade Hernandez, Marcel Joseph Hester, Margaret Susan Hevdenburg, Janet Louise Hiatt, Reitzel Gene- Hill, Peggv Jean Hill, Phyllis Sue Hilton, Martha Frances Hinkle. Wayne Douglas Hinklei Gaston E., Jr. Hislop, Robert I., Jr. Hite, Stephen Mcintosh Hobson, Alice Moore Hobson, Charles Ward Hobson, William Irving Hodge, Dale Robinson Hodgin, Rebecca Jane Hodgson, Carleen Lee Hogan, Martin Franks Hogan, Thurman Ray Holden, Jerry Clark Holland, Ronda Kay Holland, Sarannet Jessamine Hollcman, James Edwin Holmes, Dayton Duncan Holt, Riehand Thane Hooker, Herman Douglas Hooks, Sandra Faye Houston, John David Hope. E. Michele Howard, Charles Thomas Howlett, Joe Michael Howlett, Judith Anne Hoyle, Majorie Linda Hovle, Tullie Ann Hoyt, Fred W. Hudson, Roberta Brown Hull, Wanda Lou Humphrey, Linda White Huss, Phyllis Naidyna Hutchins, Dewey Melton, Jr. Hutchins, DeLinda Louise Hyatt, Donna Geneva Ijames, Judith Ann Ingle, Ada Frances Ingram, Judy Estelle Ireland, Thomas Herbert Isley, John Mack, Jr. Jarrell, L. Aleene Jarrctt, John Ronald Jarrctt, Mary Lou Jarvis, Blanche Elizabeth Jarvis, Frank Melvin 6101 Glciuidgc Rd.. Charlotte, N. C. Route 1, Stanley, X. (. ' . 524 X. Hamilton St., High Point, N. C. 1008 Tanlev Road, Silver Spring, Md. Rt. 7, Box ISO, Greensboro, X. C. Route 3, Winston-Salem, N. C. 619 Mt. Vernon Ave., Winston Salem, N. C. 619 Mt. Vernon Ave., Winslon-Salem, X. C. 2714 Dogwood Car., Charlotte 8, N. C;. Route 1. Box 92, Dinwiddle. Va. Route 6, Reidsville, N. C. Route 1. Box 52, Moncure, K. C. Route 2, Kingsport, Tenn. 349 Bonne Ave., Winchester, Ky. 420 Princeton Ave., Merehantville, N. J. 1107 W. Burton St., High Point, X. C. Route 1, Mavodan, j . C. Route 1, Pineville, N. C. 2319 Edgewood, High Point, N. C. 1009 W. Bessmer Ave., Greensboro, N. C. 401 Mint St., High Point, N. C. 62 1 - Cookman Ave., Ocean Grove, X. J. 2309 Lowe Ave., High Point, N. C. Route 2, Randleman, X. C. 1312 A. Eaton Place, High Point, N. C. 209 Lenoir Rd., Morganton, N. C. 339 W. Kivett St., Asheboro, N. C. Route 1, Cameron, N. G. Box 216. Monroe, N. C. R.F.D. 1, Fairmont, N. C. Route 1, Fairmont, N. C. 222 Roekspring Rd., High Point, N. C. P. O. Box 524, Thomasville, X. (. ' . Box 218 Candor, N. C. 2307 Chapel Hill Rd., Durham, N. C:. R.F.D. 2, Bostic, N. C. Route 2, Kinston, X. C. Route 3, Thomasville, i . C. 407 So. Ridge Ave., Kannapolis, N. C. Route 4, Thomas ' ille, N. C 7701 Daniel Ave., Baltimore 14, Md. 1800 N. Cannon Blvd., Kannapolis, N. C. R.F.D. 2, Flovd. Va. 223 Steele St., High Point, N. C. Route 1, Hurdles Mill, N. C. 2708 Mavview Road, Raleigh, N. C. 18 Dixie Trail, Raleigh, X. C. 2416 Woodward Way, Atlanta, Ga. 420 Morehead St., Gastonia, N. C. 1417 Long St., High Point, X. C. Route 3, Madison, N. C. 1021 Meadowbrook St., High Point, N. C. Route 1, Box 203, Thomasville, 1123 Adams St., High Point, Route 2, Lexington, Route 2, Lexington, 1010 Holton St., High Point, 327 A Whitter St., High Point, 705 Centennial Ave., High Point, N Route 2, Trinity, 1045 Miller St., Winston-Salem, N. C. 94-66 Alstvne Ave., Elmhurst 73, N. Y. 309 Woodrow, High Point, N. C. 1106 Waverlv Rd., Tallahassee, Fla. 4320 Archdale Rd., High Point, N. C. 2921 Reynolds Park Rd., Winston-Salem, X. C. Route 2, Trinity, X. C. Route 2, High Point, X. C. 410 Rotary Dr., High Point, N. C. 1313 Wright St., High Point, N. C. 200 Hillcrest Dr., High Point, N. C. 5416 Masefield Road, Baltimore 29. -Md. Yaclkinville, X. C. Box 34, East Bend, N. C. Box 34, East Bend, N. C. 117 Plymouth Lane, Manchester, Conn. Route 1, Jamestown, N. C. Ill Harrison Ave., Somerset, Mass. 1013 Montlieu Ave., High Point, N. C. Route 3, Asheboro, N. G. 614 Old Thomasville Rd., High Point, N. C. Route 5, Winston-Salem, X. (, ' . 304 William St., Kannapolis. X. C. 824 Knollwood, Winston-Salem, X. C. 16 Holbrook Ct., Ansonia, Conn. 53-36 199 St., Flushing, X. Y. Route 1, Pilot Mountain, X. C. R.F.D. 2, Fremont, X. C. Box 5, Homer, Indiana P. O. Box 553, Wauehula, Fla. Route 5, Box 464, High Point, N C. 804 Arthur Ave., High Point, X. 804 Arthur Ave., High Point, Route 3, Shelbv, 507 E. First St., Cherrvville, 110 Sunset Dr., High Point, Box 57, Granite Quarry, Route 2, High Point, 1605 Greenville Rd., Kmston, 109 North 12 St.. Bessemer Citv, 107 Chestnut St., Lexington, 217 Spencer Ave., High Point, Moravian Falls, 102 Westchester Dr., High Point, X. C. 100 Plunierest Dr., Charlotte, X. C. Route 3, Thomasville, N. C. Huntington, Md. 601 E. Salisbury St., Asheboro, X. C. Route 5, Mount Airv, X. C Box 431, Archdale, X. C. 1626 W. Lexington Ave. Ext., High Point, X C 4208 Hilltop Rd., Greensboro, N. C. 800 Meredith St., High Point, X C X. G. X. C. N. C, X. c. X. c X. c. X. G. N. C. X. v.. c. N. c. X. c. X. c. X. c. X. c. N. c. X. c. X. c. X. c. X. c. Jcnk Jenkin jepson Jcwett lohnso Johns,) Johnso lohnso Johnso Johnso Johnsti Johnsh Johnst, Jones, Jones, lones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Joyce, Justice s, John Lee, Jr. Peggy Jo A nne Sallv Lou David A. .., Betty Anne m, Elmer Linwood in, Frank Sidney in, Jeffrey Allen Box in. Jewel Church ' ii, Joyce Ina on, Catharine Ellen on, Linda Lee on, Spencer Roosevelt, J Alton Monroe Andrew Douglas Bettie Spencer Carol Kay David Ernest Donald Albeit Flora Eve Julie Hobson William Lester Mnynarcl Ray , Julia Ann Kandzcr, Jerry Wayne Kearney, Joanne Xaomi Kearns, Lee Roy Keener, Patricia Lee Keith, Joseph LeRoy Kellv, Martha Jean Kelly, Wendell Brantley, Kemp, David Lee Jr Kcnerly, Da ' id Michael Kennedy, Bobby Faye Kennedy, Harold Aaron Kennedy, John Douglas Kennedy, Kenneth Wayne Kennedy, Joseph Lynn Kennedy, Willa Christine Kennedy, William Gary Kester, Thomas Sntton Kester, William Vance. Jr. Key, Patsy Anne Kiger, Benny Gray Kiger, Gary Wayne King, Stephen Frederick Kinlaw, Barbara Jean Kinney, Garland Paul Kinney, Stanley Walter Kinsey, Phillip Lawrence Kirkman, Joyce Nell Kirkan, Larry Fillmore Kitley, R. Marsden Kivett, Jerry Ray Kline, Gretchcn Knapp, Richard Stevenson Knight, Marie Elena Knight, Sandra Jayne Koontz, ferry Dean Knrnegay, Robert David Krimminger, Bettv Leana Kyle, Gerald L. Lambeth, Frank Simmons Lambeth, Judy Gray Lane, Judith Marie Lanier, Linda Karen Lankford, Johnny Eddie Lanzieri, Arlene Lyman Lasala, Tony John Latham, Michael Alvin Laubseher, Elizabeth Ann Lawing, Daniel Edwin Lawrence, Donna Leigh Lawson, Carol Lewis (Mrs.) Lawson, Kenneth Ray Lawson, Xina Virginia Leberman, Majorie Beth Leckie, Sylvia Susan Lee, June Lemar, Robert Eugene (T) Lemmond, Lila Kav Leonard, Darryl Brent (T) Leonard, Rov Edward Leweliyn, Darius Ross Lcwin, ' Leonard Bruce Lewis, Frank L., Jr. Lewis, Patricia Ann Lewis, Walter Wayne Liedke, Fred John, Jr. Light, Sandra Lucille Liles, Doris Selene (Tl Lilly, Ilarrv Glenn Lily, Ronald Xed Lindberg, Shervl Ann Lindley, Winfred Earl Lineberry, Donald Wayne Lineberger, Patsy Eaker Liner, Brenda Joyce Litaker, Joe Lester Little, Donald Alexander Livengood, William Robert Lloyd, Lynda Kav (T) Lloyd, Barbara L. Lloyd, Robert Austin (T) Llovd, Viviano Georgette Loekman, John Wesley Loflin, Janice Elizabeth Logan, Jane Diiscoll Lomax, Blanton Bradshaw, ] Long, Evelyn Marie Long, John Kelly Longwith, Judy Claudine Lorber, Joseph Frederick Loven, Linda Bvers (T) 805 W. Fouth St., Lexington, X c 517 Whiteoak St., High Point, N. C. Clewiston, Fla. North Broadway, Upper Nyack, N, Y. Clarkton, N. c! 2705 Duke Homestead Rd., Durham, N C 118 Kathland Ave., Thomasville, N. C. 182, Seroe, Colorado, Aruba, Netherlands, Antilles 1143 St. John St., High Point, N. C. Route 4, North Wilksboro, i . C 4224 East West Hwy., Chevy Chase, Md. Boz A , Whiteville, West Va 2728 English St., High Point, N. C Route 2, Winston-Salem, N. C. 205 Petree Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. 1302 Rhem, Kinston, N. C. Route 2, Winston-Salem, N. C. 318 Coltrane St., High Point, N. C. 903 Grant St., High Point, N. C. Route 1, Shannon, N. C. 220 Elm St., Asheboro, N. C. 701 Denning Place, Charlotte, N. C. Route 1, Lawsonville, N. C. 1010 Rotary Dr., High Point, N. C. .3042 Waterford Rd., Winston-Salem, X. C. 10 Fourth St. N., Arlington, N. J. Route 3, Box 375 A„ Henderson, N. C. Route 2, Box 200, Princess Anne, Va. 337 E. Tenth St., Rushville, Inch 209 Sunnybrook, High Point, N. C. R.F.D. 2, Carthage, N. C. 3409 Greenhill Rd., High Point, N. C. 200 E. Guilford St., Thomasville, X. C. Biscoe, N. C. R.F.D. 2, Thomasville, N. C. 77 Highland Dr., Denville, N. J. Route 2, Trinity, N. C. Route 4, Thomasville, N, C. 121 Lakeside D., High Point, N. C. 505 Enterprise St., High Point, N. C. 815 Fifth St., High Point, N. C. 815 Fifth St., High Point, N. C. 2006 W. Rotary Dr., High Point, N. C. Rural Hall, N. C. Rural Hall, N. C. 41 Birchwood Lane, White Plains, N. Y. Route 3, Carthage, N. C. 1017 Kearns St., High Point, N. C. 1017 Kearns St., High Point, X. C. 219 Centennial Ave., High Point, N. C. Route 1, Pleasant Garden, N. C. Route 7, Greensboro, N. C. 181 Seventh Ave., Trov, N. Y. 707 Hines St., High Point, N. C. Carolina Apts., Thomasville, N. C. 325 Louise Ave., High Point, N. C. 102 First St., N. Charleston, S. C. Route 3. Madison, N. C. Box 183-A, Thomasville, N. C. 1410 Seminole Dr., Greensboro, N. C. Route 4, Concord, N. C. First St., Oxford, Md. 206 E. Lake Dr., Thomasville, N. C. Route 2, Box 367, Lexington, N. C. Pinnacle, N. C. 400 Lindale Dr., High Point, N. C. Route 2, King, N, C. 114 Sentinel Hill, Derby, Conn. 8 W. Helen, Hamden, Conn. Route 2, Advance, N. C. P. O. Box 33, Cameron, N. C. Route 1, Maiden, N. C. Seagrove, N. C. 327 Nathan Hunt Dr., High Point, N. C. 327 Nathan Hunt Dr., High Point, N. C. Route 1, Glen Allen, Va. 210 Euclid Ave., Hamburg, N. Y. Route 5, Statesville, N. C. 106 Pogue St., Raleigh, N. C. 110 Paddison St., Kernersville, N. C. Box 241, Matthews, N. C. 401 Cox Ave., Thomasville, N. C. Route 1, Box 43, Thomasville, N. C. 1042 Montieu Ave., High Point, N. C. 3056 Keansange Rd., Camden, N. J. 510 N. Gurthie Ave., Durham, N. C. Route 5, Dunn. N. C. 400 S. Washington St., Easton, Md. 100 Ardmore St., Hamden, Conn. Jonas Ridge, N. C. 1510 Dogwood St.. Roanoke Rapids, N. C. 1106 W. Lenoir, Kiston, N. C. 204 Ragsdale Rd., Jamestown, N. C. 1108 Dartmouth Ave., High Point, N. C. Route 2, Pittsboro, N. C. 307 Vandalia Rd„ Greensboro, N. C. Box 95, Wadesboro, N. C. 1219 Greensboro Rd., High Point, N. C. 47 Park Ave., Concord, N. C. Route 1, Iron Station, N. C. 1325 Heathcliffe Rd., High Point, N. C- 609 Lindsay St., High Point, N. C. 2 Orchard Ave., N. Plainfield, N. J. 303 Woodrow Ave., High Point, N. C. 3609 S. Lois Ave., Tampa, Fla. Route 1, Iron Station, N. C. Trinity, N. C. Y ' adkinville, N. C. Box 395, Denton, N. C- Erwin Heights, Thomasville, N. C. 204 Forest Hills, Gastonia, N. C Route 3, Waxhaw, N. C Route 72, Manahawkin, N. J 205 Va. Ave., Concord, X. G 196 Lowder, Judith Rebecca Lose, David Allen Lu, Yang, Sieng Lupton, John Morissey McAllister, Carolyn Jean McCarthy, William Joseph McCollum, Jean Carole McCorkle, Charles Edison McCracken, R. Wesley McDaniel, Harold Edward McDaniel, Pefitfy Ann McDaniel, Shirley Jean McDowell, Audrey Fae McDowell, Richard Earl McDuffie, James Edward McElhannon, Ronald Jasper (T) McGhce, Pcarlie Jean McGinn, M. Dell McHone, Sandra Gay Mcllvaine, Joyce Ellison Mclnnis, Vera Evelyn McKechnie, Robert Matthew McKiniey, William Henry McKnight, Jerry Clint McMasters, Carolyn King McNamee, Margaret Lynn McPherson, Luthem Patterson Mader, Sharon Joan Manuel, Rrcnda Erie Manuel, Marvin Leon Marlowe, Mrs. Athelene Payne Mann, Elizabeth Austin Manning, Calvin Clay Marshall, Ellen Frye Marsteller, Paul Ednntnd Martin, Catherine Anne Martin, James Christopher Martin, Jimmie Rayvon Martin, Kenneth Allen Martin, Mary Ann Martz, Gene Austin Mashburn, Mendel Laine Mason, Rosemary Mastroyiannakis, Aristides G. Mathis, Harry Walter Maultsby, Joan Cleo Maxwell, George Larry May, Mishew Ann (Mrs.) May, Yvonne Mazzoli, Henri Ronald Meadows, Stanley Edward, Jr. Medlin, Robert Lee Merrick, Carol Jean Michael, Bob James Michael, Paul Edward Michaux, Janeive Sudie Milgrim, Laura W. Miller, Janet Louise Miller, Richard Maury Mills, Judith Diane Mills, Rickie Wayne Mills, Rodney Bryan Minchew, Julia Carr Mitchell, Edward Huffington, Jr. Mitchell, Thelma Estella Mock, Suzanna Rucker Modlin, Mariam Jane Moffett, Nancy Louise Motnague, Robert Thomas Montague, Stephen Carr Moon, Sylvia Kay Moore, Franklin Delores Moore, Marjorie Walker Moore, Rosa Mae Moose, George Francis., Ill Moose, Harold Monroe Morgan, Gerald Allen Morgan, Pauline Mass Morris, Sherrill F., Jr. Moser, Steve Ryan Motsin£er, Wesley Alvin Mowry, Jerry Randall Mullis, Lewis Barrow Munn, Clifton Vinson Murdock, Jerry Wayne Murphy, Alpha Ray, Jr. Murphy, Paul T. Murray, Gloria Jean Murray, Nelda Louise Murrow, Shirley Ann Myers, Charles Stuart Myers, Donald Gray Myers, Jerry Lee Myers, Harold Graham Myers, Thomas Ralph Myers, Woodrow Dan Myrick, Carrie Estelle Neal, Clara Jane Neal, Louis Hanes Neale, Elizabeth Suter Neel, Dale Sidney Nelson, Fletcher, Jr. (T) Nelson, Jerry Don Nesbit, Charles Edward Neville, Walter Henry Nichols, Gayle Lenore Nixon, Dottie Dean Noblett, Nancy Anne Nolan, Larry Russell Norman, Larry Gray Norris, William Hull Norwood, Mary Cecilia Sides l . G. N. c. S. c. N. c. N. c. N. c. N. c. N. c. N. c. N. c. N. Y. N. C. N. C. N. c. 164G Maple Ave, Albemarle, . C. 211 Grcenoak Dr., High Point, i . C 32 Market Rd., Siliu, Sarawak 1017 Montlieu Ave, High Point, X. C. 720 Brooksidc Dr., High Point, , . C. 4412 Reservoir Rd., N.W., Washington, D. C:. Ri nte 1, Rox 670 MeLeansville, N. C. Route 1, Denver. X. C. 3270 Robin Hood Road, Winston-Salem, X. C. 10125 Gulf Blvd., St.. Petersburg. Fla. Route 2, Bennett, N. C. 705 Stone, St., Kings Mountain, N. C. 1912 Forrest Dr., Wavnesbnrn, Va. 19 School St., Bradford, Pa. Route 4, Old Salisbury Rd., Winston-Salem 1709 Shady Dr., Ashehoro, Box 404, Jonesville, Routt- 2, Fort Mill, 1257 Bluemont Rd., Mt. Airv, 218 Edgedale Dr., High Point, Box 25, Lakeview, Box 216, Matthews, 2708 Chapel Hill Rd., Durham, 431 Wright St., High Point, 441-A Greek Ridge Rd., Greensboro, 1641 Hull Circle, Orlando, Fla. Box 36, Polkton, N. C. 2940 Selma St., Jacksonville, Fla. 560 Academy St., Madison, N. C. 403 Cox Ave., Thomasville, N. C. Route 3, Thomasville. N. C. 501 Tasker St., Ridley Park, Pa. Route 6, Lexington, N. C. 1216 N. Main St., Apt. 18, High Point, N. C. 1725 Marine Parkway, Brooklyn, 902 W. Ray St., High Point, Route 5, Lexington, 813 Gaines Ave., High Point, 2111 Chestnut St., High Point, N. C. Route 2, Westfield, N. C. 112 Columbus Ave., High Point, N. C. Route 1, Star, N C. Yadkinville, N. C. 514 Ashe St., High Point, N. C. 1516 Doune St., Winston-Salem, N. C. 810 Faison Ave., Fayetteville, N. C. 609 W. Tenth Ave., Crossett, Ark. Lexington Ave., High Point, N. C. 1106 St. John ' s St., High Point, N. C. 40 Washington St., Plainville, Mass. 311 Dexter Dr., Falls Church. Va. Box 25, Star, N. C. 7118 Meadowbrook Rd., Lvnehhurg, Va. 1010 Laurel St., Bedford, Va. 203B Magnolia St., Winston-Salem, N. C. Nottingham Road, Charleston, W. Va. 1306 Eaton Place, High Point, N. C. Route 1, Clemmons, N. C. 505 South England St., Williamsburg. Va. 3811 Pope St., S. E., Washington 20, D. C. Route 1. Box 490, Newton, N. C. 836 Powhatan, Ashehoro, N. C. 117 Sterling St., Ashehoro, N. C. 1802 Neuse Blvd., New Bern, N. C. 513 N. W. Fifth St., Mulberry, Fla. 3504 Sharon Dr., Greensboro, N. C. Jamestown, N. C. Route 1, Fishcrsville, Va. 2325B Winston Ct., Winston-Salem, N. C. 128 N. King Charles Rd., Raleigh, N. C. 1812 W. Rotary Dr., High Point, iN. C. Route 1, Kemersville, N. C. 316 Culbreth Av., Thomasville, N. C. Route 6, Lexington, N. C. -116 Roanoke Ave., Roanoke Rapids, N. C Route 4, Thomasville, N. C. 723 Grand St., High Point, IV. C. 723 Grand St., High Point, N. G. Route 3, Box 3.57, Lexington, N. C. Lewisville, N. C. Route 2, Kernrsville, N. C. Route 5, Box 501, High Point. N. C. 708 48th Ave. No., Mvrtle Beach, N. C. Box 128, Richfield, N. C. 548 East Faris Rd., Greenville, S. C. Route 9, Winston-Salem, N. C. 2414 Sylvan Rd., Greensboro, N. C. Route 8, Greensboro, N 127 Cross St., Marion, N. C 601 Idol Drive, High Point, N. C Route 3, Lexington, N. C 3805 Beverly Hills Dr., High Point, N. C. 17 Gray St.. Thomasville, N. C Route 3, Lexington, X. C 16 N. Rolling Rd.. Catonvsille 28, Md. Route 5, Lexington, N. C. 127 E. Chestnut St., Lineolnton, N. C. C. 724 N. Fulton St., Salisbury. N - C. 526 Whitcoak St., High Point, N. C. 291.3 Dunlavin Wav, Charlotte, N. C. 1936 Lewis Ave., Roekville, Md. Box 761, Marion, N. C. 320 Academy St., Randelman, N. C. 44 Watauga St., Ashevillc, N. C. 1209 Johnson St., High Point, N. C. 3400 N. Potomac St., Arlington, Va. 403 N. Oak St., Lineolnton, X. C. 169 Tenaflv Rd., Tenafly, N. J. 3963 S. St. S. E., Washington 20, D. C. 3529 Rosemont Ave., Winston-Salem, X. C. 400 Winton Ave, Easton, Md. 804 {Catherine Ave., Kings Mountain N. C. Oakley, Barbara Jean O ' Brvant, Norman Hassell Oldham, Margaret Elizabeth Onorato, Alfred John Organ. Anne Elizabeth Orman, Bonnie Lois Orr, Judith Dale Orreli, Benny Ralph O ' Shields, Clarence Morris Overhv, Norma Jane Overeash, Mrs. Doris E. Overton, Sara Ann Owen. William Bradford Oxen ford, George Kenneth Pace, Everett Odell Packard, Randall Clark Padilla, James D. Page, Faye Dean Page. Thomas Arnold Paisley, Helen Ruth Palmer, Don F. Pappas, Chris Constantine Parham, Edwin Wayne Parker. Sharon Marie Parrisb, Carol Sue Parrish, James Justice Patterson, Diane Wagner (T) Paxton, Margaret Gayle Payne, Betty Cross Jamie Payne, Edna Allene Payne, George Ronald Payne, Lynda Glenn Peatross, Donald Lee Peck, Mrs. Caroline Sherwood Peele, Mildred Carolyn Peele, Patricia Sue Peeler, Mildred Anne Peltola, Tames David Pender, Robert Wayne Pendry, Gene Raymond Perryman, Mary Lou Peterson, Pat Philbeck, Bobby Harrison Phillips, Claude Calvin Phillips, Colin Kelly Phillips, Flora Kay Phillips, James Donald Phillips, Patricia Ellen (Tl Phillips, William Franklin, Tr. Phillips, William Walton, Jr. Pierce, Billie Joe Pierce, Michael Gene Pike, Christine Elizabeth Pike, Thomas Roger Pittman, Winifred Stanley Piatt, John Wayne Pless, Barbara Jean Poindexter, Patricia Ann Pope, Ira Wavne Poplin, William Lee Porter, Francis Logan, III Powell, Douglas Floyd Powers, Ethel Marie Prado, Carlos Enrique Prestwood, Mary Caroline Price, Linda Frances Pritchard, William Edwin Pugh, Griffith Thompson, Jr. Purifoy, Leslie Neal Raper, Franklin Leon Ratliff, Sara Alyce Ramses - , James Franklin Randall, Barbara Jean Ran, Mrs. Shirley D. Ranch, Albert William Raykes, Judith Ann Read, Deanna Elizabeth Redding, Joseph Branson Reece, Johnnie Leroy Reese, Robert Levari (T) Regan, Betty L. Reigelman, Ronald Burton Renfro, Beth 7 Reumann, Richard Charles Rice, Gerald Eugene Rice, Larry Gene Rich, William Thomas Richards, Louella May Richards, William Thomas, Jr. Richardson, Lois Maxine Richardson, Nina Ruth Rierson, Haywood Allen Riley, Larry Scott Ringley, Ann Gibson Roach, Roger Ellis Robbins, Carlene Shackelford Roach, Rosaline Elaine Robbins, Sarah Ann Robertson, Sonya Glenn Roc-belle, Antoinette Alderman Rogers, Betty Sue Rogers, Judith Ellen Rogers, Patty Anne Rollins, Sally Judith Rose, Elna Claire Rosenmarkle, Michael Rothroek, Sue Marion Routb, Carolyn Sue Rouse. Ellis Leroy Row-e, David Franklin Rover. Rebecca Louise Rudisill, Larry Joseph Rufty, Barbara Lee Russ, Jack Russell, Charles Edniond (T) N. C. N. c. X. c. C inn. ' S, Va. X. C. X. C. X. C. X. C. X. C. X. C. X. c. X. c. X. c. Box 32, Colerdige, Route 2, Reidsvillc, 1008 Johnson St., High Point. 14 Virginia Drive, Easton, Glads Route 3, Thomasville, Trinitv, 600 S. Stratford Rd., Winston-Salem, 205 Albert St., High Point, 210 ' .V. .Meadow Rd., Draper. 9S1 Fisher Ferry Rd.. Thomasville, Route 7, Winston-Salem, 1210 Westndge Rd., Greensboro, 106 Fraley Field Rd., High Point, S22 Ingram Rd., High Point, X. C. 718 S. Hawthorn Rd., Winston-Salem, X. C. 601 West 172nd St., New York 32, X. Y. Route 1, Ruffin, X. C. 6417 Kilmer St., Cheverlv, Md. Route 1, MeLeansville. X. C. Route 7, Lexington, X. C. 646 Brent, Winston-Salem, X. C. 201 Edgeview Dr., High Point, X. C. 126 E. Park Ave., Mooresville, X. C. P. O. Box 243, Creedmoor, X. C. Route 2, Kemersville, X. C. 1011 X. Main St., High Point, X. C. Route 3. Matthews, X. C. 5103 Western Blvd.. Raleigh, N. C. Route 1, Cameron, X. C. 3031 X. Main St., High Point, X. C. Box 386, Whitakers, X. C. R. F. D. 1, Penola, Va. 223 Edgedale Dr., High Point, N. C. Route 3, High Point, X. C. P. O. Box 24, Kannapolis, N. C. Hazelwood, Warrenton, X. C. 49 Stratton Ave., Westwood, X. J. 504 S. Fourth St., Mebane, N. C. Route 2, High Point, N. C. Box 100, Lewisville, N. C. 803 Gales Ave., Winston-Salem, X. C. 5 Tavlor St., Thomasville, N. C. 300 Oakwood St., High Point, N. C. Children ' s Home, Winston-Salem, N. C. 1613 Guver St., High Point, N. C. 201 Edgar St., Rnxboro, N. C. 1510 Madison Ave, Greensboro, N. C. 2012 Queens Rd. W„ Charlotte, N. C. 1303 Forrest Ave, High Point, N. C. 508 Knollwood Drive, Thomasville, X ' . C. 511 W. Ray St., High Pont, N. C. 9S01 E. Bexhiil Dr., Kensington, Md. Route 10, Box 918, Greensboro, X. C. Route 2, Tarboro, N. C. Ferndale Dr., High Point, N. C. Route 1, Box 316, Kannapolis, N. C. 3830 Thomasville Rd., Winston-Salem, X. C. 4500 S. Main St., Winston-Salem, X. C. Route 1, Box 126, Norwood, N. C. Box 436, Jamestown, N. C. 185 Euclid St., Winston-Salem, N. C. Route 2, Harmony, N. C, Apartado 426, Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico 307 E. Mulberry St., Goldshoro, N. C. Route 2, Matthews, N. C. 73.5 N. 29th St., Allentown, Pa. 710 S. Ride, Tallahassee, Fla. 1020 Isleworth Ave, Charlotte, N. C. 213 Lindsay St., High Point, N. C. 1448 N. Hamilton St., High Point, N. C. 1106 Charles St., Winston-Salem, N. C. 604 Lindsay St., High Point, N. C. 807 E. Farriss Ave., High Point, N. C. 33 W. Main St., Fleetwood, Pa. Avondale Drive, Lexington, X. C. P. O. Box 426, Chadbourn, X. C. 409 Springfield Rd., High Point, N. C. 1505 Austin St., High Point, N. C. 625 Holly St., Ashehoro. N. C. Route 10, Lexington, N. C. 3713 Wheeler Rd., Washington, D. C. 14519 Carrolton Rd., Roekville, Md. 95 Woodfield Rd., Westwood, N. J. 1313 Greenville Rd., Kinston, N. C. 214 Aldridge Rd., High Point, N. C. 1113 Cedrow Ave, High Point, X. C. Route 9, Box 459, Charlotte, X. C. 107 Chapel St., East Hartford, Conn. Seagrove, N. C. Route 3, Thomasville, N. C. Route 2, Summerfield, N. C. Carthage, X. C. 3003 Marmin St., Winston-Salem, X. C. 506 Lindsay St., High Point, N. C. 1204 Fairfield Rd., High Point, X. C. 506 Lindsav St., High Point, N. C. 220 Edgeworth, High Point, N. C. 755 Barnsdale Rd., Winston-Salem, X. C. 3203 Alamance Rd., Greensboro, X. C Route 2, Graham, N. C. 311 Montlieu Ave, High Point, N. C. Route 1, Rowland, X. C. 804 Broad St., Shelby, N. C. 3219 Luther St., Winston-Salem, N. C. 1018 Tenth St., Alexandria, Va. 2915 Birch-wood Dr., Winston-Salem, X. C. 413 Routh Circle, Greensboro, N. C. 403 Kennedy St., High Point. N. C. Route 5, Winston-Salem, X. C. Route 2, Thurmont, Mel. 114 Maple St., Thomasville, X. C. Catawba, X. C. 113 Gatewood Ave., High Point. X. C. 307 Beckner St., Lexington, X. C. 197 Russell, Michael Odell Sabino, Mike M. Saferight, Sylvia Jane Saksa, Bonnie Jo Salmon, Raymond Driver Samet, Sylvia Lichtin Samuels, Carlcen Elizabeth Samuels, Linda Gayle Sanders, Rita Muriel Sandridge, Richard Carter Sands, Charles Monroe Sapp, Henry Otho Saunders, Patricia Elizabeth Saunders, Rita Joyce Sawyer, Judy Anne Schenck, Walter Herbert Schmidley, Michelle Louise Schneider, Fred George Schraplau, Frederick William Scott, Jesse Gray Seaver, Grace A. Seaver, Robert Avery Seawell, Pauline Phillips Sechrest, James Ronald Sechrist, Chalmous Winford Sellers, Charles Wayne Shackleford, Dick Glenn Shackelford, Jerry Wayne Shank, Joseph Walter Shapiro, Sylvia J. Sharpe, Allen Nelson Sharpe, Mrs. Jeanette Secil Shaw, Harvey R. Shaw, David Ernest Shaw, Orrin Robert, Jr. Shoaf, N. Mack Shockey, Joan Lee Silver, Joel Silverstein, Sandra Simerson, Mickey Farris Simpson, Hobart McKinley Simpson, Norman R. Singer, Edward Michael Sink, Deanna Faye Sink, Jerry Paul Slate, Tony G. Slaughter, Thomas Milton Slaughter, Larry Gene Smathers, Mary Sue Smith, Barry Jerome Smith, Brenda Anne Smith, Clarence Bryce Smith, Donald Paul Smith, Ethel Gail Smith, Eva Dell Smith, Forrest Kirk Smith, Frances Ann Smith, Glenn Thomas, Jr. Smith, Harold Clifton, Jr. Smith, Harry C. Smith, Jerry Terrell Smith, Katie Jane Smith, Margaret Rose Smith, Mary Lew Smith, Robert Taylor Smith, Sylvia Annette Smith, W. Dwight Smithdeal, Foss Tyra, Jr. Snider, Lamont James Snider, William Frederick, Jr. Snider, Clayton Eugene Snyder, Ethel Maie Snyder, Harold Lance Spake, Richard Charles Sparrow, Vernon Randolph Speight, Juanita Gail Spenard, Paul Lionell Spencer, Margaret Lillian Sprinkle, Sandra Lee Srour, George Michael Stafford, Bobby Lee Stafford, Walter Edward Stalder, Elizabeth Anne Stallings, Mrs. Bonnie F. Stamey, Robert Millard Stanley, Randolph L. Steed, Annette Allred Steed, William Howard Stephenson, Andrew Harrison Stevens, James Coleman Stevens, Linda Dee Stewart, James Wesley Stewart, Kirk K. Stewart, William Roy Stilwell, Bonnie Emaline Stokes, Louise Jeanne Stone, Fred Lyndon Stone, James Austin Stout, James Robert Street, Eugene Freeman Strickland, Linda Kay Strother, Aubrey Lee Sturdivant, Elizabeth Ann Sturm, Frederick Peter Sturm, Kathie Marie Suite, Cecil O. (T) Suitt, Marion Adolphus Sullivan, James Robert, Jr. Surratt, James Edward Surratt, Kathryn Ann Surratt, Ned Swanson, Bruce Frederick Swenson, Robert John (T) Swigart, Bill Swindell, Ann Crockett (T) Route 3, Thomasville, N. C. 523 E. Sixth St., Plainfield, N. J. Route 1, Jamestown, N. C. 244 Forest Hill Drive, Asheville, N. C. 105 Green St., Selma, N. C. 802 Forrest Ave., High Point, N. C. 1201 Filbert St., High Point, N. C. 711 E. Commerce St., High Point, N. C. 239 Boulevard, High Point, N. C. Amherst, Va. R.F.D. 1, Danhnry, N. C. J 29 N. Poplar St., Winston-Salem, N. C. 117 W. Park Drive, Raleigh, N. C. Route 6, Box 631, Charlotte, N. C. Route 4, Box 65, High Point, N. C. 22 Greenwich St., Bergen Field, N. J. 1018 Montlieu Ave., High Point, N. C. 2414 Spring St., So. Charleston, W. Va. 41 Ogden Ave., White Plains, N. Y. Route 1, Box 108, Trov, N. C. 259 High St., Wareham, Mass. 92 Winthrop St., Taunton, Mass. Route 3, Greensboro, N. C. Route 1, Jamestown, N. C. Apt. 46, Cedar Lodge, Thomasville. N. C. Box 15, Ruby, S. C. Pinnacle, N. C. 3011 Archdale Rd., High Point, N. C. Route 4, Box 191, Lexington, N. C. Church St., Leesville, S. C. Route 2, Hiddenite, N. C. Box 43A Rt. 3, Thomasville, N. C. 2004 Pleasant St., Asheboro, N. C. 109 Circle Dr., Lenoir, N. C. Route 2, Boonville, N. C. Route 5, Winston-Salem, N. C. 3807 Beverly Hills, High Point, N. C. 69-39 Yellowstone Blvd., Forest Hills, N. Y. 227 Edgedale Dr., High Point, N. C. 1306 S. Park Dr., Reidsville, N. C. Ararat, N. C. 1223 Guver St., High Point, N. C. 295 S. Johns Place, Brooklyn 38, N. Y. Route 2, High Point, N. C. Route 1, Box 335, Thomasville, N. C. 601 Lois Ave., High Point, N. C. 4407 Jarvis Road, Greensboro, N. C. 925 Old Winston Rd., High Point, , . C. 1513 Lovett St., Greensboro, N. C. 7416 Merritt St., Washington 28, D. C. Box 363, Pleasant Garden, N. C. Route 2, Box 183A, Trinity, N. C. Route 4, Murphy, N. C. Route 1, Advance, N. C. 1470 Nottingham Dr., Aiken, S. C. Box 35, Trinitv, N. C. Box 993, Winston-Salem. N. C. 1145 St. John St., High Point, N. C. Route 1, Thomasville, N. C. 7618 Lynn Dr., Chew Chase, Md. 1414 King St., High Point, N. C. 226 Roslyn Hills Dr., Richmond, Va. 508 Milton Road, Anderson, N. C. Box 54, Troutman, N. C. 225 N. 7th St., Albemarle, N. C. 621 E. Main St., Albemarle, N. C. 307 Elm St., High Point, N. C. 350 Buckingham Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. Route 4, Mocksvillc, N. C. 512 Twin Oak Court, High Point, N. C. Kendall Mill Road, Thomasville, N. C. Route 1. Trinitv, N. C. 67 Madison St., Hamilton, N. Y. 39 Ramoth Road, Asheville, N. C. Mills Home, Thomasville, N. C. 123 S, Poplar St., Winston-Salem, N. C. 635 E. Lexington Ave., High Point, N. C. 609 W. Farriss Ave., High Point, N. C. 1402 N. Lincoln St., Arlington, Va. 15 Scott St., Utica, N. Y. R. F. D. 4, Box 155, Kemersville, N. C. 128 Magnolia St., Statesville, N. C. 1101 Meadowbrook, High Point, N. C. 500 Maego Dr., Lexington, N. C. 304 Rolling Rd., High Point, N. C. 900 Willowbar Terrace, High Point, N. C. 109 Hiatt Road, Thomasville, N. C. 301 Taylor St., Thomasville, N. C. 2230 S. Tryon St., Winston-Salem, N. C. 523 Rich Ave., South Fort, Ky. 20.3 E. Monroe St., Falls Church, Va. 906 Bridges St., High Point, N. C. 12207 Brookhaven Dr., Silver Spring, Md. 305 S. Sixth Ave., Mayodan N. C. Lexington Road, Thomasville, N. C. 4610 Warren St., Washington, D. C. Route 1, Box 5004. High Point, N. C. Route 1, Trinitv, N. C. 332 Woodrow Ave., High Point, N. C. 1846 N. Elm St., Greensboro, N. C. 10.3 Oakdale Rd., Lexington, N. C. 3102 Remington Dr., Greensboro, N. C Denton, N. C. 124 Franklin Ave., Midland Park, N. J. 124 Franklin Ave., Midland Park, N. J. 519 N. Hamilton St., High Point. N. C. Route 5, Box 421, Durham, N. C. 504 White Oak St., High Point, N. C. 218 Gray St., Thomasville, N. C. 515 Franklin Blvd., Greensboro, N. C. Box 356, Denton, N. C. 19 Prospect St., Melrose, Mass. 54 Amber Lane, Levittown, N. Y. Box 459, Dublin, Indiana 736 Washington Dr., Raleigh, N. C. Swindell, Suzanne Sykes, John Nelson Talbcrt, Billv McArthur Tanksley, Earl McKinley Tanner, Martha Ann Tate, Sandra Dolores Tavlor, Edgar Alton Taylor, Elizabeth Ann Taylor, James Anthony Taylor, Jean Barlow Taylor, Joe Ann Taylor, Sammy George Teague, Carlyle Moss Teague, Diana G. Teague, Gloria Ruth Terry, Harold David Tcrtzagian, A. Gerald Tesh, Larry Evans Thomas, Joe Hanford Thompson, Albert Ervyne Thompson, Duane Mae Thompson, Henry Churchill Thompson, Kay Diane Tilley, Margaret Susan T mn, lh-nry Fntncis Torres, Irene Treece, Betty Marie Trevarthen, Stuart Winston Trevorrow, William B. Trotter, Patricia Rebecca Troutman, Mary Lou Tuggle, Donald Lee Tunstali, Natalie Shannon Turner, Linda Lee Turtle, John Kermit Tysfngcr, Judith Louise Tyson, Virginia Master Uhlmann, Kathryn Lee Unger, Wolfgang Urian, John S. Van Auken, Oscar William Van Hook, Charles D. VanNortwick, Jeannie Daniel Varner, Jimmy Martin Vaughn, r vonne Veasey, Robert O. Velado, Jose Roberto (TJ Vestal, Bobby Woodrow Vest, Sue Ann (T) Vinay, Margaret Viola Voncannon, Nancy Carolyn Voncannon, Robert Wesley Vuncannon, Carl Sanders 325 N. First St., Albemarle, N. C. Box 313, Moorehaven, Fla. 204 Perry St., Jamestown, N. C. 1510 Andover St., Greensboro, N, C 303 Callahan St., Rutherfordton, N. C. Route 1, Pfafftown, N. C 711 N. Ida St., Gastonia, N. C. 18 Pershing Dr., Thomasville, N C R. F. D. 4, Mebane, N. C. Route 9, Lexington, N. C. Box 66, Denton, N. C. Route 1, Westfield, N. C. 105 Landsdowne, High Point, N. C. 1932 West Blvd., Charlotte, N, C. 1932 West Blvd., Charlotte, N. C. Route 1, Jefferson, S. C. 202 Fourth Ave., Ashbury Park, N. J. Route 4, Winston-Salem, N. C. Route 1, Jackson Springs, N. C. 814 Woodrow Ave., High Point, N. C 726 E. Oxford St., Vineland, N. J. Route 1, Box 362, Graham, N. C. 5813 N. Four Mile Run Dr., Arlington, Va. 1506 Seminole Dr., Greensboro, N. C. Route 5, Box 249, Dura hmN,. C. 1434 N. Hamilton St., High Point, N. C. Route 4, Concord, N. C. Sherman Ave., Vineland, N. J. 11 Kaslow St., Seymour, Conn. Route 1, Sophia, N. C. Addor, N. C. 4406 Burgemere St., High Point, N. C. 3227 Oak Grove Circle, Raleigh, N. C. 2406 Fala St., High Point, N. C. Route 1, Pfafftown, N. C. 1308 Tipson St., High Point, N. C. 1106 Femdale Dr., High Point, N. C. 2209 Grecnlcaf St., Allentown, Pa. Box 295, Fletcher, N. C. 127 Frazier St., Smyrna, Delaware 609 Lindsay St., High Point, N. C. 801 Lindsay St., High Point, N. C. Route 2, WiDiamston, N. C. Route 2, Lexnigton, N. C. Route 2, Mt. Airv, N. C. 234 Wellington Rd., Wilmington 3, Del. 10 Calle Poniente 3510, San Salvador, El Salvador 601 Victor St., Spray, N. C. 30 Lake Ave., Salem, Va. 405 Manor Dr., High Point, N. C. Route 3, High Point, N. C. Route 3, High Point, N. C. Route 1, Box 473-A, High Point, N. C. Waechter, Noel Bruce Wagner, Beverly Sloop Wagner, Jack Allen Waldrep, Reanza Lynn Waldron, Jesse James Walker, Kenneth Larry Walker, Mary Dora Walker, Richard Kirk Walker, Stella Jane Wall, Nancy Thomas Wallace, Charles Durham Wallace, Martha Jane Wallace, Pamela Jean Wallin, Rcita Louise Walsh, Billy Gene Ward, Jerry Darrell Ward, Joan Dare Ward, John Everett, Jr. Ward, Sarah Louise (T) Warlick, Laura Judith Warner, Sandra Lee Warren, Arthur Staples Warren, Bertha Jane Wanen, Mary Herring Waters, Carolyn Sue Warkins, Billie Joy Watkins, Lorette Diane Watkins, iYora Elaine Watley, Diana Marie Watson, Charles Henry, Jr. Weatherly, Bruce Craven Webb, William A., Jr. Webster, Curtis Wayne Weisner, Arthur Milton Weisner, Charles Linwood Welch, George Clarke, Jr. Welch, Jerrv Errol Wells, Susan Elizabeth Wesley, Arthur Lewis, Jr. West, James Lee, Jr. West, Nancy Marie (T) Westmoreland, Lillian Diane Wheeler, Jane Colline Whicker, William Norman Whitaker, Dallas Wayne White, Bobby Thomas White, Lorene Gavle White, Mary Elizabeth White, Sam Floyd, Jr. Whitehurst, Carrie Lee Whiteley, Louise Elizabeth Whitesell, James Sylvester Whitesell, Mrs. Judith Leonard Whittington, Ronald Clark Wickham, David Lee Wigglesworth, George Earl, Jr. Wiley, Peggy Ann 2743 McKinley St., Washington 15, D. C. 615 Quaker Lane, High Point, N. C. 2216 Louise Ave., Baltimore 14, Md. 1013 Toms St., Shelbv, N. 1106 Guyer St., High Point, N. R. F. D. 1, Asheboro, N. 310 Hickory Lane, High Point, N 310 Hickory Lane, High Point, N. Route 1, Olin, N. Route 5, Pitts Park, Hickory, N. 124 Frazier St., High Point, N. 200 Ranch Drive, High Point, N. 19 Furman Dr., Aiken, S. 820 Circle Dr., High Point, N. 325 Burkewood Dr., Winston-Salem, N. 613 Goodman St., Archdale, N. 130 S. Van Buren St., Rockville, Md. Route 3, Mocksville, N. C. Route 3, Box 168, Whiteville, N. C. 313 Central Ave., Raeford, N. C. 2011 Ashlev Rd., Charlotte, N. C. R. F. D. 2, ' Stafford Springs, Conn. Route 2, Newton Grove, N. C. P. O. Box 277, Snow Hill, N. C. Route 1, Box 349 B, High Point, N. C. 501 Spruce St., High Point, N. C. 507 N. Fifth St., Albemarle, N. C. 1123 Campbell, High Point, N. C. 12 Acme Ave., Bethpage, N. Y ' . 810 Gales Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. 1835 S. Deshon Rd., Lithonia, Ga. Maxton, N. C. 3607 Luck Drive, High Point, N. C. Route 10, Box 245, Lexington, N. C. Route 5, Box 83, High Point, N. C. 520 Parkway, High Point, N. C. 608 Montlieu Ave., High Point, N. C. 100 East Ridge Dr., Waterbury, Conn. 309 Hickory Chapel Rd., High Point, N. C. 319 Hill St., Asheboro, N. C. 2840 Konnoak Dr., Winston-Salem, N. C. 1042 Evert St., Winston-Salem, N. C. 5811 Wyngate Dr., Bethesda, Md. 134 N. Poplar St., Winston-Salem, N. C. 302.3 Ivy Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. Box 1879, High Point, N. G. 116 Sunrise Circle, Randleman, N. C. 400 Beall Ave., Rockville, Md. Route 4, Henderson, N. C. Route 5, Box 231, Greenville, N. C. 199 Scudder Rd., Osterville, Mass. 401 Liberty Rd., High Point, N. C. 500 Gatewood Ave.. High Point, N. C. 607 Chandler St., High Point, N. L. Brumley, Missouri 818 Longwood Ave., Mays Landing, N. J. 1005 Charlotte St., High Point, N. C. 198 Wilkinson, Wayne Burgess Willard, Mary Catherine Williams, Benjamin Jerry Williams, Carolyn Cecil c Williams, David Wayne Williams, Donald Roger Williams, Glc-nda Elaine Williams, Joseph Lloyd Williams, Judy Lynn Williams. Preston Allen Williamson, Belinda Sue Williard, Charles Otha, Jr. Wilmot, James Emerson Wilmoth, Hazel Hamilin Wilson, Arthur Alexander Wilson, Jimmy George Wilson, Larry Dean Wilson, Rohert Graves Wilson, Robert Lee Wilson, Roger Vinson Wilson, Sandra Marie Winecoff, Harold Monroe Winstead, Elizabeth Weiser Winstead, Michael Jennnigs Winters, Frederick George Womeldorf, Sue Downtown Wong, Philip Tit-Sum 508M: Richardson St., Hiqh Point, Butler St., Pilot ML, 1034 Fit .allen Rd., Glen Burnic Route 3, Guilford College, 405 Woodrow Ave., High Point, Route 1. Star, 1213 Delk Dr., High Point, 25 Barlow Rd., Fuirfa 820 S. W. Blvd., NYwton, 415 E. Sprague, Winston -Salem, Route 3, Raeford, 4565 Glenn Hi Rd., Winston-Salem, 1-5 Bungay Rd., Sevmoiir, 10S Overlook Dr., Winston-Salem, 115 Chestnut St., High Point, Route 1, Box 292 C, Guilford, Route 7, Box 526J, Greensboro, 824 Madison Ave., Winston-Salem, Route 6, Box 25, Shelbv, Route 1, Stokesdale, 312 Middleton St., Robhins, 210 W. Ketchie, China Grove, 824 W. Broadway, Red Li R. F. D. 1, Roxboro, 2 Ball Rd., Mt. Lakes 2031 Wesley Place, High Point, P. O. Box 848, Thomasville, N. C. N. c. c, Mel. c. N. c. , X. :. X. c. IX, Va. , N. C. X. :. , N. c. N. C. Co Tin. , N. c. , N. c:. , N. c. N. c:. , N. c;. , N. c. X. c. , N. c. , N. c. ion, Pa. , N. c. ;, N . J. , N. c. , N. c. Wood, C.irrol Donna Wood, Linda Kathleen Woudall, Dowitt Creech Woodall, Leonard Cole Woodfield, Bonnie Mav Woodlcy, Ronald Franklin Woodman, Christopher Woodruff, Charles Edwin W ' ortman, David Franklin Wortman, Manuel David Wright, Cennie Lucille (T) Wright, Martha Jean (T) Route 1, Box 49, Randleman. X 3 Barbour Dr., Fairfax, Erwin, X 6207 Clover Lane. Richmond, 1820 Randolph St., X. W.. Washington 11, D 930 Kenmore St., Ashcboro, X. 3605 S. W. 29th St., Miami, 903 Henry St., Roanoke Rapids. X 1008 Johnsontown St., Thomasville, X R. F. D. 1, Lawndale. 311 W. Guilford St., Thomasville 1811 Westchester Dr., High Point C. Ya. C. Va. C. . C. Fla. . C. . C. . C. . C. . C. Yarborough, David Gerald, I Yarborough, Ronald Elliott Y ' eager, Xancv Ellen Ycatts, Rachel Kate (T) Yett, William Michael Y ' okley, Patricia Ann Y ' ork, Barry Franklin Young, David Flint Young. Delores Annette Young, Jean Roherta Zalles, Gmllcrmo, Jr. Zoeller, Marilyn Elizabeth 121 Hill St.. Fort Mills, S. C. 121 Hill St., Fort Mill, S. C. 1311 S. Tavlor St., Arlington, Va. P. O. Box 8004, Greensboro, X. C. 3123 Pinehnrst Place, Charlotte, X. C. Route 1, Thomasville, X. C. 721 Gatewood Ave., High Point, X. C. 7004 Delaware St., Chew Chase, Mel. Route 4, Mebane, X. C. 200 S. Orange St., Dunn, X. C. P. O. 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