Hoke County High School - Ekoh Yearbook (Raeford, NC)

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J. L. JACKSON Modest...Football player LOUISE JACKSON Quiet...C ourteous MARY ELLEN JACKSON Petite ...Lively LACY KOONCE Top Ath1ete...Good physique CHARLES LEE V Witty. ..Mischievous LESTER LINTHIC UM Masculine . . .Likeable ALMA LEE LOVETTE Ta1ented...Good -natured CAROLYN MATTHEWS Athletic . . .Friendly SENIORS And remember how nervous we all we 1' e on the day the Beta Club members were tapped? As the time for Junior-Senior rolled around, re- member how longingly we sopho- mores watched the juniors and sen- iors and listened as they talk e d of the dance, knowing that soon it would be our turn? At graduationthat year' Lacy received a sportsmanship award. Then, before we knew it, we were juni or s . We elected Jimmy Hendley as president of the junior class to guide us through our first year as upperclassmen, Really in the swing of things, many members of our class were elected to import- ant and responsible offices in the Stud e ntC'ouncil, B e ta Club, Key Club,

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SENIORS that we weren't quite as important as we believed ourselves to be. When we returned the next year as sophomores, we were saddened by the los s of our classmates, Robert Easterling and Robert Neill Currie, who had been killed during the sum- mer. But, somehow, as we near the end of our s eni or year, we cannot help feeling that Robert and Robert Neill are graduating with us. Ernest Bracey was elected soph- omore class p r e s id e nt 3 Kenneth, treasurer of the Student Councilg Patsy, a cheerleader, the first one from our class. Many of the boys from our c la s s were initiated into the Key C lub on a cold night which I'm sure they will never forget. . .11 ,Q JANET GUIN Athletic ...Poised .TUNE HALL Blonde Sophisticate...Artistic CURTIS HARDIN Ta1l...Friendly TOMMY HARRIS Intelligent. . .Football player JUDY HATC HELL Petite...Cute Brunette JIMMY HEDGEPETH Muscles...Nice Guy JIMMY HENDLEY Friendly...Artistic PHIL HUFFMAN Good looking. . .Athletic

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SENIORS Journalism Club, and the Ekoh Staff. When we had our magazine sales to raise money for the Junior-Senior, Mrs . C ole ' s home room sold the most and was treated to a party by Miss Pegg's class. Another unfor- gettable event was the Junior class play, Taming the Brat , from which the pr ofit went to pay for the new piano . We had never realized be- fore what talented a c t or s and act- resses were a part of our class. It was fun, wasn't it ? Some of the other high spots of the Junior year were Beta Club init i at i on, world peace essays, homec orning , with Dayne Capps as our candidate for queen, Frankie's election as cheer- leader, band and LAVERNE MAYS Curly Red I-lair...Ta11 LINDA MERCER Engaged...I-'riendly BILLY MONROE C rewcut...Trumpet Player JAC KIE MORRIS Scientific Minded . . .Dependable JULIA MORRIS ' Witty...Full of Mischief FRANKIE MCDOUGALD Unpredictab1e.,.Fun loving DICK MCFADYEN Pe rsonality plus .. .Cute NEILL MCFADY EN Athletic ...Tall