Hugh M Cummings High School - Nulli Secundus Yearbook (Burlington, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 268 of the 1972 volume:

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Cummings ABH ILE ssuruUMn. psinor) LOU ‘Our Students ins Hugh M. Cummings High nine Fil u ® | School opened August 1970. sS rilms mm W It was time for action. in S O fis So «much responsibility was 7:30 ours: precedents to be set M h d 69 () traditions to be born, new - clubs organizing a student “tball fans, Ore Ca My) iat a government to be initiated, pees mu, and most of all community BS SPec imgs-News of High Point Andrews’ upset 1 bee involvement. uke EDE s em- triumph over Reidsville, all g § = =) The world in which all of this i ee thracuiyeationed mtcameeeare 2 S was taking place was a world ployed a stro €f deadlocked for first place in EBaeane of dissent and confusion. here last night, a the standings. . = BO. War in Viet Nam: to many Morehead 69-60 an Zmings is now 12-4 over- Ss SE; 5 SOs eee beans into a tie for the Cen 'sville is 13-2 and | Coe 7 en age Laon Ree ine District Five conference leau. Br ear ay ny f . N - m - = S 3 CG Lhe fiercely-Suez closed. Trouble in Alte, SEI lie acre Te. overall. Belay ae ie “cm Middle East-big trouble. Reo: wand bueevinlue Min, int ae ‘Peel 5 Lon Clay $8 By Discrimination-Wow! What a me) parade fo. ng as xy = Thy, ep, 28 Conje word! Discrimination 7 vA “| 16 poim. 1as BS beef ng en, “Sqn “2 ? n, to Indians, to Blacks, e llowed by team. = at Sy ay y Lich wome wed by tean, mn « eb eee? doy Stag, ® to the aged, to the young. Ceague Tie dble with 15, Dwain “Qy.ms a fear? TE jy Tey Who wasn’t discriminated th. 13 and Charles Wright ae City.couan oe am against? with 12. Harvey Enoch Mie HOw py Eastern wienaings Sports a la politics: ping pong e chippe nine and Ricky Wil- = 5 aia 32 9 ma to China and volleyball to Cuba oe 5 SESSA Grahams 330 ea) not to mention the Olympics. CC) Se Novy Connor Bee. Sevthern 2 4 0 333 1g Curtains plus-lron Curtain, o. OP for the Seg ag ms 0 1286 46 ) ‘ : kers E Say HS DSO ee ay a Asia’s Bamboo curtain, Cuba's @. “eo SRS s) = = frokale : provouns000sh Ke RETESET Sugar Ca ne Curtain. The ea rth Le a 7) Noe divided into different fractions. @ ee industries, cars, incinerators, on Zé, avs O N) Cc planes and refineries poured 4 S eg) - tons of pollution into the air. 6 Co thermal polution, noise pol- lution and people pollution. Five hundred feet of America paved every day. A rift devel- oped between youth and a- dults. A generation gap spawn- d by lack of communication, At Stadium A Seldom has so little rain caused postpr a football game, but it happened, and the ser , “Battle of Burlington”’—Cummings vs. Will e tap tonight at Burlington Memorial Stadium. anda lack of caring. Kickoff time is 8 o’clock. College students stopped goldfish and and that me swallowing It’s Cummings’ home game, el started throwing rocks-some 4‘ season tickets, etc. will not be honored. % fans sit on the home side of the stadium. Once the opening whistle shrills, how used His theme. Music was Cummings F cite svectety Naa lise “The Fanta died. . There was a Jesus revolution taking place. Songs and plays California in three hours a marvel. Men are playing golf on the moon and the next fB ------ -- I) se hole is Mars. @ victories—albeit pot too impress’ They say (who's _ they?) Alamance and ‘ am. that one needs guidance, : Williams w, @, as love and _ friendship _ to gz that opened nice “ps agai exist. With all the big a a bevy of good run. ¥ troubles in the outside = passing attack that se world we have our own : cock on target to Troy . in the inside world-Cummings : Cummings has a High School. Who does one @ quarterback Jeff Pettturn to when in trouble? | Rhodes. The Cavalie Who does one go to when g far, and Joe McGr jn doubt? Who keeps a : TEN ep amas smile when everything is Ne going bleak and_ wrong? students in ecg Could we, as 5 a fast moving society have gotten along in harmony? The answer is an absolute I iW Basketball Tournaments _ burn'’ and we There was litter pollution, 40) What made us, us? What made us different from other high school students? We had Daddy Marshburn With an interest in the total student, but insight to cope with special problems, with open minded administra- tion, but with firm adherence to fairness, with a love for competition, but an ability to win or lose gracefully, with a vibrant smile to cheer up a dragging day, and when Spirits are really low who but O. H. could say with so much expression and enthusiasm ‘You're looking good!” He has endeared himself to teachers and students alike. Whenever we needed advice he could be counted on to give us wise council and answers to our many questions. Mr. Marshburn is an outstanding assistant principal, yet his interest in students extends beyond the class- room. He has an innate ability to recognize the true potential of his students and an ultimate objective to en- courage their awareness and utilization of their talents. We are better people because we know him. ALL THE WAY CAVALIERS!!! The campus stood quite andempty ... ike new green foil in the soft ing summer sun glimmer Slowly the green foil ; i melted into glowing oranges “and yellows of the dying day... 10 ALN Pan a. ter oe Ss a am AE ai ie eS = th a x Pee POD RELL S ae, MS ROSS €. ay hae ord ee a ee ag Ce Kae 9 Se at � . anda dying summer 11 but with the morning Loe “Youcame . You with your eager eyes and polished faces ... Se es ms 1 drea opes and h ur hyo t Ww H You a eat Lost in the day-to-day routines of a transparent world of cellophane texts and plastic smiles ... In the midst of equaling all men, ‘a school was born cS 24 put together as — “A group of people afamily . tmospher but The academica . ing, heel : most of us cared’ more for w ree f . is than f intellectual or des “gra ach t ievemen 26 Ww Oo o Lv =) °6 aS 5% £6 os vo a0 ai -O- £ ©: Ox Cc S We com pete ts on the talen line i We put our ? ' } e € ae ae the fut I then the e face reality... the good, the bad, and the ugly. © good of just living, he bad of pain and sorrow. — have our rights, our privileges, yur duties, and our responsibilities. e of us accept them gratefully; ome of us abuse them. ere have been times of sorrow, )f minor defeats strengthening . he joy of major victories. wanted to prove ourselves to be. orthy of independent status. ough the years we've experienced 1n emptiness a lonely path a time without friends. we perceived a time when we filed he empty space- _. Dur shouts, not mine— . Jur Support, not mine— ‘ime for friends - not just the hard times Dut the happy moments. We smile, cry, and laugh,—yet, together, we perceive our role and duty, so we learn- arn to perceive Cavalierland— look back with misty eyes if on a great year. fl ly itis a great time 0 be apart of life, 3 36 37 The Final Phase Top Dogs Zip Athletes Blue Gold College Applications Part time jobs Part time students Traffic jams The campus: not much grass more grass than you think “Get your official cushion here”’ Activities — apathy 1100 people: where are they? Martha Susan Aldridge Thomas Ethan Allen Ronald Alston, Jr. Julie Amash Katie Lee Atwater Deborah Jane Bailey Gary Charles Bailey Debra Lee Baker Garry Wayne Baldwin Lucy C. Baldwin Kathy L. Ballard Paul Timothy Bomberger 38 Penny Sue Barker Candice Lynn Barnhardt Steven Michael Barnhardt Michael Bradley Bass Danny Bateman Donald Michael Baughn Mike Baughn Jo Ann Beal Stephen Thomas Bennett John Michael Benson James Norman Berry, Jr. Randy Wayne Berry 39 Robert Joseph Bertino Vanessa Bigelow Catherine Diane Birchett Janice LuAnn Bishop Boyd Lawrence Black Wendy Ruth Black William Lacy Black David Boone Stephen Crawford Booth Danny Lynn Boswell Jimmy W. Boswell Paula Kay Boswell 40 Pamela Hope Bradshaw Deborah Jean Branch Ronnie Rex Brantley Teresa Ann Breashers Jerry Wayne Brewer Danny Clyde Brooks Re SRE Quajardis Brooks Doris Ann Brown Viark Wendell Brown Barbara T. Bruner Linda Carol Burns Terry Byrd 41 Michael Phillip Cannon Helen Jean Carter Deborah Lynn Cates Cynthia Lee Caudle Cathy Louise Caulder Pamela Ann Caviness Paula Annette Chappell Carla Elizabeth Clapp Dawn Priscilla Clark Sandra Faye Cobb Emily Marie Cole Deborah Caroline Collins 42 Cynthia Renae Compton Kathy Wynette Compton Vicky Renee Compton Michael Lee Conner Calvin Lamaar Corbett Randy Lee Cox Roberta Diane Cox Patricia Ann Cranford Paul David Crews Denise Lee Crutchfield Malcolm Thomas Curry Connie Dale Dameron 43 Philip Daniels JoEllen Davis Kenneth Wayne Davis Sally Amelia Davis Wovonda Denise Day Mark Wayne Degraffinreaidt Denise Carol Dillard Kenneth Steven Dixon Craig Terrell Duncan Teresa Ann Dunman Marie H. Dunn Linda Diane Eckler Mary Francis Ellis Harvey D. Enoch Rhonda Gail Enoch Dennis Wayne Epperly Debra Lyn Farrell Ella Ruth Faucette William Keith Felts Betsy Ann Ferrell Iris Faith Fitch James Corvin Fletcher Frankie Flynn William Henry Fonville 45 Richard Lee Fowler Kenneth Ashton Freeman Elma Marie Fuller Dale Gaines JoAnn Gant Larry Donnell Gant Kurt Lawrence Garner Pamela Mae Garrett Bill Garrison Gary Ronald Garrison Wanda Gattis Kenneth Hulon Gentry 46 49 William Ronald Hazel Susan Camille Hefner Phyllis Elaine Helms Colleen Annette Henderson Enos Hight Henderson Ben C. Hester Candice W. Hinsdale Donna Marie Hinsdale Clyde Vernon Hinshaw Michael Otis Honrine Robert Michael Hughes Sharon Hughes Yn o i E a = 5) ae fe: o — —_ = xe) - © tes or joys) ‘iS ov or =O = © to EE Oo O aea(ale ackson Robin Marilyn Jackson Beverly Diane Jeffries Jay Craig J Johnson Diane Wilda Linda Diane Johnson inda Diane Johnson L Paul Hazel Jones, Jr. Charles Ray Justice Mike Lee Jones 50 Fred Ross Lail, Jr. Susan Dale Laster Joseph Alphonso LeCompte, Jr. Maria E. Lee Janet Light Debra Jean Lindsay Sara Elizabeth Lockamy Barbara Deloris Long James Arnette Long Rita Earleen Long Robert Daniel Loy Jocelyn Hope Malloy Bil Thomas Elwood Mann, Jr. Michael Andrew Maness Rena Jane Manness Carolyn Lee Marley Sharon Catherine Martin Harold E. Massey Darrell Scott May Debra Susan May Brent Maynard Glennis Maynard Daniel Lee McBride James Ray McBride 52 Kenneth Blaine McGuire Pamela Ann Mcintyre Malloy Daniel McKinney, Jr. Charles David McMillan Clay Thomas McPherson Barry Eugene Mills, Jr. Dale Eugene Mills Nathel Renae Mitchell David Money Lucinda Marie Montgomery Douglas Keith Morris Jennifer Perry Murray 53 Judy Murray George Michael Nall Kenneth Ray Nall Thomas Earl Nelson George Edward Niznik Aaron Palaski Noble, Jr. Patricia Ann Page Robert E. Page Lynda Jean Parham o 2 ae: aS é OD) SG Janet Marsha Paul JoAnn Pendergraph Linda Kay Pettigrew 54 Deborah B. Phillips James Billy Phillips, Jr. Lou Ann Phillips Ellen Lynece W. Phillips Vickie Diane Phillips Canary Yvonne Pickett Connie S. Pierce Robert Samuel Pierce Phyllis Marie Pinnix Lindy Poole Polly Poole Brenda Ann Poteat 55 Vanessa Dale Poteat Deborah Irene Preston Evelyn Jill Ragland Cathy Dawn Ray David Eugene Rendos Myra Denise Reynolds Alden Richardson Cathy Sue Geneva Russell Leianne Herlene Ruth Sud-Chai Saranakomana Larry Donnell Satterfield Judy Sawyer 56 Barbara Jean Shambley Steve Shambley Bruce Ronald Shepard Bonnie Sue Small Garland Edward Smith Gary Smith LuJean Sylva Smith Robert Dale Smith David Keith Sox Penny P. Stegall Connie Lynn Stewart Timothy Dean Stewart 57 Renea C. Sutton Peggy Ann Sykes Deanna Laurie Sutherland Thomasine Renea Taylor Susan Augusta Temple Ray A. Terrelt Martha I. Terry Johnny Hampton Thomas Donald Bruce Thomason RY pO Ann Melissa Thompson Ricky Alan Thompson Kim Farrell Todd 58 David Toney Sandra Kaye Topewith Michael Edwin Tucker John Michael Turner William Craig Turner George Isaac Tyre David Allen Vaughn Phillip Vincent Loretta Gay Vines William Henry Vines, Jr. Gary Wagoner Dwight Walker he) Randall Keith Walker Cynthis Leigh Ward James Wallace Ward, Jr. Dale Robert Warren Dennis H. Warren William Algernon Warren, Jr. Donald Evan Webb Deborah Elizabeth Webster Kathy Lynn Wells Gordon Thomas Wegwart Debbie Lynn Williamson Debra Lynn Willisamson 60 Ronald Page Williamson Anthony Dwain William Cynthia Jane Williams Edgar Reid Williams Betty Jean Wilson Donna Denise Wilson Larry Wayne Wilson, Jr. Richard DeAndre Wilson Vanessa Wilson Kerry Darnell Worth Charles Bernard Wright Clenton Devon Wright 61 ER Dora Pear! Wright Helen Ervine Wright 62 Hugh Earl Wright Dana Glenn Younts 63 eae What do you mean y don’t wanna play anymore? Patricia Adair JoNell Aldridge Mel Aldridge Mike Allen Sheila Alston Able to leap over tall buildings in a single bound! Lisa Banther Bonnie Barker Gwen Barnes David Barnhardt Belinda Barnwell Laura Andrews June Atkins Andy Brewer Del Bridges David Brooks Norma Barnwell Kathy Barham Phil Barton Joni Berry Chery! Birchett Ricky Bowens Mike Bowden Coleman Bowler Vickie Bradley Sherry Breashears Norman Brooks Debbie Brown Greg Brown Linda Brown Ter ry Brown Debbie Bryant Dianne Bryant Steve Bucko Wayne Bumgardner Terry Bundy Chery! Busick Danny Butler Cindy Byrd Rhonda Carter Roy Caudle Dean Caudwell Stan Chambers Jan Chandler Chester Cheek Chery! Clark Sherry Clark Phillip Coble Daryl Comer 68 “Just a little more scotch.” 69 H. Cook’s Chemistry Class Mary Cook Ronnie Corbett Marla Covington Pam Crawford Debbie Cross Donna Crutchfield Joan Crumley Bernard Curry David Dallings Cathy Dameron Regenal Daye James Daye Phyllis Day Kenneth Davis Lorraine Davis Nathaniel Degraffinfreidt David Denny Allen Dixon Grosidean Dixon Gary Duckworth Lisa Durham Angelo Enoch Juanita Enoch Mark Enoch Mathew Evans Susie Evans Bonnie Everett Russell Everett Billy Ezzell Si Mike Faine Debbie Fields Cindy Flynn 70 Amy Foster Cherly Foster Kelly Fraizer Gloria Galloway Kent Gammon Teresa Gardner Buddy Garrison Virginia Garrison Mike Gilliam Pam Gilmore Edna Groves Steve Gross Phyllis Groves Russell Guthrie Karen Greene Ricky Haith Peggy Greeson James Griffith 71 Mark Hall Kevin Harold Keith Harrell Dean Harris Phil Harris Buster Harrison Doug Hawkins ‘en hell Jenrette!”’ Laura Haywood Jan Hearne Coleen Henderson JoAnn Hinton Rita Hobby Gail Hogan Lynn Hogan Karen Hollis Cindy Holt Ronnie Howard Patty Howerton Sandra Hubbard Vangela Hudson Jimmy Huffman Chuck Hunter We Ricky Hunter Irwin Mary Lee Isley Bonnie Johnson David Jones Raymond Jones Jackie Jordon Veronica Joyner Dianne Keener Nancy Kemp Bill Kerr Sherry Kimes Tina Kincaid Joey LaPan Billy Lassiter Angela Laughlin Cherly Lee John Lee Sarah Lee Wayne Lee Brenda Lewis Jamie Little Debra Long Bobby Long John Love Teresa Lowe Mike Loy Gloria Lunsford Joyce Lynch Romona Manring Bill Martin Wilbur Martin Billy McDowell Terry McGhee Mike McGinnis Glenda Mebane Kazola Miles Bobby Miller 74 Betty Mincey Carolyn Moore Mary Jean Moricle Terri Morris Mona Morrow Lorene Neese Kay Norris Sara Owen Bobby Ornsbey Brenda Page Teresa Paradise Chuck Parker David Parker Jenny Parks Gary Parrish May | be Excused? G. Baldwin US; Did she say on the rocks? Teresa Pennington Kevin Patterson Jeff Petty Valerie Peaks S ie} te o oO = © ) = i?) 76 Kathy Phelps Dale Phillips Deborah Phillips Gorden Phillips Janet Phillips MT No, you can’t go to lunch! Deborah Pinnix Greg Powell Barbara Pullium Greg Raper Donna Reese Wi Mike Rudd Terry Saul Jimmy Scott Sherry Sessoms Mary Shanklen Teresa Shockley And that my fellow Americans is the Declaration of Independence summed up in three sentences. 78 Gary Robinson Wilbur Rogers Cathy Rudd Marilyn Rudd Chip Rhodes Jessie Ridenhour John Rippy Donna Robertson Fred Roberts Barry Smith Denise Smith Pam Smith Debbie Springfield Cathy Steele Martha Jo Story John Storey Beverly Suggs Frank Sullivan Jo Ellen Sykes Vickie Taylor Karen Terrell Elena Teal Mike Terrell Anybody got any nail polish? Cindy Thompson Pat Trollinger Willie Thompson Renee Troup 80 GOOD TIMES GONE BY 81 Rebecca Troutman Phyllis Vance Debbie Vix Freddy Walker Maurice Walker Wynel Wall Think they’d notice if | let Lail Walters the clock run out? J. Scott Belinda Ward R. Hunter Marty Wase Tina Way Lynn Webster Jimmy Westmoreland 82 Carlene White Craig White 83 Carol Whitt Jimmy Whitt Pat Wiggs Daisey Wiley Rhonda Wilkerson Bonnie Wilson Dennis Winburn James Wood Bill Wright Sherry Yarborough Barry Whittsel Elaine Wicker 84 85 rete 86 87 Johnny Alston Boyd Atkins 88 Kevin Bailey Linda Bailey Carolyn Baker Vickie Barbur Phyllis Alderman Doug Alexander Pam Allen Mike Allison Gene Allred Lynette Bowden LaRea Bowes Beverly Bowman Darius Bozeman Richard Bradley Steve Bateman Susan Beal Patricia Beasley Elvis Bigelow 89 Ida Blackwell Stephen Blackwell Sherry Boswell ie Brewer Debb Donna Branch Tommy Bray Karen Brewer aC! Gimme idges Susan Br Steve Brooks Rena Brewer Dw ight Bridges Gospel Pearls 90 David Brown David Brown Debra Brown Fil Bumgarner Doninic Cardella Kenneth Carole Tony Castagna Elizabeth Cato Kay Chrisco P. McIntyre Sharon Chrisp Mike Clanton Tommy Coe Mary Comer Donna Compton Marquita Cook Keith Corbett Mark Cornwell Karen Cottle Dale Creech a3 Beverly Davis Eddie DeBruler Rick Dimos Randy Doggett Deborah Duncan Darrell Dunman Janice Faucette Scott Fleenor Denise Floyd Garry Foster Larry Foster Angelette Fowler Jeff Frank Linda Freeman Melony Freeman Donna French Jay Gammon Vickie Garland Margaret Garrison Steve Garrison William Gattis Jean Gentry Ricky Gilmore Allen Graham Vickie Griggs Mike Hail Pat Hamilton Jeff Haney Hey! | thought we had a game tonight 96 97 Mike Harrington Susan Harris Buster Harrison Mike Hartley Carole Harvey Elton Harvey Nicky Hawkings Barri Hill Eddie Hobby Lynn Hogan Ss: i oO _ ® “8 (e Oo S. Greer M. Nall Emini = _— ® i) fe) i (©) ) (Ss _ © a5 2p) 98 Pam Hogan Jeff Holland Gary Howard Marc Howard Cindy Johnson Susie Johnson Rhonda Johnson Teresa Johnson Tim Hudson Billy Hughes Chris Huffines Sheila Humphries Jay Isley Harriet Jolly 99 Cynthia Jones Lydia Jones Dennis Jones Patricia Jones Steve Jones Debbie Kelly Tim Jones Amy Kinny 100 Ken Kerr Antonio Kerry Robert Kimery Jeanette King Tim Kinny Chip Kirkland Debra Knolls Dennis LaPan Telza Lee Debbie Leech 101 Gayle Lemly Mike Leonard Vickie Loftis Carolyn Long Warren Long Richard Longest Dennis Luck Kathy Madox Karen Martin Tim Martin 102 103 Julia Martindale Jayme May Janis McCollen Blythe McCorkle Walter McDaniels Melany McGriff Carmen Miles Allen Miller Donna Mills Freddy Mitchell Maybe winning isn’t everything. 104 Scott Mitchell David Moore Debbie Moore Charlene Morse Karen Odgers Nancy Parman Gary Overman Ricky Pate Mike Nicks George Norman Vickie Norris Arnold Nowka - Tommy Oakley Barry Oakes 105 Becky Perry Hazel Philip Billy Phillips Jerry Prater Bonnie Price Kirt Pucket Camille Radford David Ramey Mike Redd Blaine Roach 106 David Ross Mike Saul Bonnie Saul John Saviano Denise Sawyer Tim Scoggins Elenor Scott Terry Scott Carol Shambley Karen Shatterly Shelby Jean Shaw David Sheets Andy Shoe Debbie Sills Bonnie Simons Cecil Smith Randy Smith Erving Snipes Tim Staley David Stanley Terry Stegall Mitsy Stewart Terry Stokes Teresa Stubbs Brenda Stutts Cindy Suggs Randy Sutton Tommy Swinney Paul Taylor Jimmy Terrell Dale Terry Jeff Terry 0) 11 James Thacker Linda Thompson Rose Thorne Tony Tuck Cathy Tucker Doretha Walker Melanie Walker Myra Walker Maurice Walker Anita-Beth Wall iu Wanda Vanhook Steve Vaughn David Vincent Dennis Ward Gary Ward Sandra Ward Susan Ward Beverly Warren Ray Warren Ronnie Warren Wanda Warren Robbie Washburn OAL Carolyn Watson Lynn Westmoreland Beth White Jimmy Whitt Tonie White Ricky Williams Donna Wrenn Kent Wrenn Suzie Wright Bill Wyrick a 7-7 corn Leaders... Guides... Sometimes counselors, many times understanding Patiently trying to instruct ona gloomy Monday morning Witty teachers add life to an otherwise dull course Many moods and expressions A love for their students Human beings concerned with time to listen Friendship to share _...But there is always a stick in the mud. 114 115 J.A. Freeman Principle B.S. A T State University M.S. North Carolina Central University O. H. Marshburn Assistant Principle A. B. Elon College Hazel Poteat Guidance Counselor B.S. North Carolina Central University M. Ed. UNC-G Helen Rogers Guidance Counselor A. B. Elon College M. Ed. UNC-G Pam Mcintyre — Secretary Brenda Bigelow — Secretary 116 Ken Qurnell Atheletic Director Driver Education B.A. East Carolina University M.A. George Peabody College Gay Williams Learning Resource Center A.A. Emmanuel College B.S. East Carolina University Vera Davis Health Occupations RN, St. Augustine College Dorothy Range ; Bible A.D. Tusulum College Marion Maynard Reading Lab B.A. Bennett College M.A. New York University Thomas Faust Drafting | B.S. Elon College ily Helen Paschal English II B.A. UNC-G Larry Briggs Humanities |, U.S. History A.B. UNC-Chapel Hill 118 Janet Jeffries Basic Learning B.S.A T State University Susan Lee English II Drama, Mass Media, Short Story, Business Communications, Myths Legends B.A., M.A. UNC-G Linda Lee Humanities II III A.B. Elon College Wanton OG Elizabeth Lasley Humanities |, English Il B.A. UNC-G Ruth Hammond Basic Compostion, Mass Media, Novel A.B. Guilford College M. Ed. UNC-CH Louise Pender Business Commincations II, Myths Legends A.B., Elon College M. Ed. UNC-CH, M. of Religious Ed. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Art Claar , : ; Richard Smith Sociology, Law, World History, Head Football College Advance Composition, Creative A.B., Catawba College Writing, Mass Media M.A., Appalachian State University A.B.. UNC-CH Aileene Richards Humanities Il, Psychology, Law B.A., Elon College Mike Beamon Western Civilization, U.S. History, Government B.A., Guilford College 119 Gertrude Bradford Paul Bleiberg Law, Economics, Psychology World Affairs, Spanish |, Afro-American A.B., Barnard College, Columbia University History M.A., UNC-CH A.B., Elon College Harriet Funk French I, Il, Hl, IV, V B.A., UNC-CH : Pansy McGee M.A., UNC-CH Spanish Il, Ill, lV, V B.A., UNC-G Alice Joyner Family Life, Health Education |. II B.S., Shaw University ee Barbara Pruitt Family Life, Health Education |, II B.S., Winthrop College 120 Anita Frazier General Math, Business Math, Algebra | A.B. Elon College Chloe McPherson Algebra! Il A.B., Elon College M. Ed. UNC-G Joyce Newton Math V Algebra | B.A., UNC-G Frank Robinson Geometry, Basic Math B.S., Shaw University M.S., North Carolina University Ann Stout Geometry, Math IV B.A. UNC-G Ronald Bell IL.C.T.L I A.B., Elon College 121 Jerry Woodside P.E.1 II B. S., East Carolina University Frank Mensch P.E. |, General Math Biology A. B., Elon College Barbara Byers P(e. eal B. S., UNC-G Samuel Kennington D.E.1 II B.S., East Carolina University Dean Hall Band B.S., Appalachian University Gaynell Stone COO B.S., East Carolina University 122 Hobart Cook Physics, Chemistry B.S., Elon College Steven Carrigan Biology B. S., Appalachian State University S aa, Brenda Hall John Feimster Advanced Biology, Biology Biology, Physics B. A., UNC-G A T State University Helen Evans Typing |, Shorthand | B.S., North Carolina Central University Arlene McIntyre Bookkeeping, Typing II A. B. Elon College 123 Evelyn B. Anderson Art|, Il, tl, IV Arts and Crafts B. A., N. C. Central University M.A.,A T State University Col. Henry Hughes, Jr. ROTC B.S. Univ. of Miss. Southern Post Graduate Univ. of N. Dakota Oregon State Univ. Thomas Jenrette Concert Choir Speech Fine Arts A. B. UNC-Chapel Hill M. M. UNC-Chapel Hill 124 Scott Walker Orchestra Bachelor of Music Education, East Carolina University Gadi William Ross, Jr. John Whitaker Director of Occupational Education Auto Mechanics A. B. Degree, Elon College 22 years Military Retirement USMC USAF F. P. Wilson Bricklaying High Point College Raymond Pack Carpentry leas C.K. Stafford, Jr. Electronics N. C. State University Ext. Div. 125 126 | cannot think but that the world would be better anid brighter if our teachers would dwell on the Duty of Happiness as well as the Happiness of neds ) — J. Lubbock | 127 Chemistry Class Psychology is the study of man’s per- sonality “What makes us tick’. What are the reasons we act the way we do? Nearly everyone has some mental problems or “hang-ups”. A good understanding of psychology helps us to get rid of these and to achieve emotional maturity, a good personality, and the ability to get along well with others, all of which makes for a happy, well-adjusted life. The Chemistry Class is designed for the college bound student, however it is open to any student who has completed successfully one year of Algebra. In this curricular one encounters problems of everyday life, including the production and understandings of common materials. The bleaching of clothes, the pro- duction of oxygen, and study of explosions are only a few of the topics covered in class. Included in this course are various laboratory exercises in which the student can actually make table salt he can eat, using hydrochloric acid and sodium hydroxide, (Drano). Psychology Class French Class At Cummings, the Spanish Department gives the student the opportunity to study spanish through for five years. It offers the preparation for the college bound student who needs a foreign language. It also lets the student learn about the spanish speaking countries and how they live as well as as how they speak. WAS) The French Department of Cummings High School offers students the opportunity of study- ing French through the fifth level. In the French courses grammar and culture are combined with the objective of helping students to under- stand, speak, read and write French as well as to understand and appreciate the French people and their culture. Spanish Class oe namaste Geometry Class Driver's Education 130 Humanities Class Humanities is an interdisciplinary approach to education. It is an attempt for the student to see man in all the forces that shaped him into a living, thinking, feeling, individual. The courses center on history and literature, which correlates art, music, philosophy, sociology and science. Humanities | is a world cultures study; Humanities Il], American studies, and Humanities Ill focuses on the contemp orary scene. Drama Class 131 Hopefully there will be two semester courses offered in Drama. One will be a study of the drama as literature. It will cover this form from the beginning to the present. The other course will concentrate on theatre arts. Production tech- niques as well as acting will be studied with the goal being the production of a play for an assembly. Drama as a creative outlet is being viewed more and more as a necessary part of a total curriculum, and an appreciation of the theatre can enrich everyone's life. English courses offered at Cummings this year give the student the privilege to choose what he is most interested in and learn about that part- icular subject. English is no longer offered as a broad subject in which everything is taught in one year. Seniors are able to learn about one portion of English for one semester, then they change to another part of English in which they are interested. Courses offered are Advanced Com- position and Basic Composition, Short Story, Speech, Mass Media Survey, Myths and Legends, Creative Writing and the Novel. Myths and Legends Class Uy ee 132 Advanced Composition Class Typing Class W ; Te ICT Class Auto-Mechanics Class Carpentry Class D. E. Class Economics Class The study of the business life of our nation — our economy and how it functions. The course is introductory in nature and includes the principles essential to an understanding of fundamental economic problems and the policy alternatives society may utilize to contend with these problems. Consumership, investment, stock market, insurance, employment, mills, labor unions, banks and money make the frame- work for much of the course’s content. Family Life Class 134 This course is planned for both boys and girls at the upper high school level and is directed toward preparation for marriage and homemaking for those who have had little or no home economics. Instruction covers nutrition and preparation, care and selection of clothing, grooming and personal appearance, health and safety in the home, spend- ing the family income, family relationships and child development; preparation for marriage; es- tablishing and furnishing a home. Afro-American Afro-American is a one semester course designed to acquaint the students with the role in Negro American has played in the building and de- velopment of our nation. The black people's struggle for equality, in our democratic society, and the many contributions up to the present will be studied. Drafting Class Afro-American Class ay . if : re. 4 iam ' 2 way dn — Wy iA yi 135 Physical Education Class The primary purpose of the Physical Education Il program is to continue the program on a more complex level. Higher skill activities and more individual and team sports are offered. These activities are selected to give each individual an opportunity to develop physical skills, knowledge, and social value that may be used now and in later life. Sociology Class A study of man’s relationship to man in our complex’ society, and the role each must play in group living. Men living in a culture, both primi- tive and highly scientific are studied in relation to their institutions especially the home and family, religion, and community. Social and environment problems will be analyzed and some possible so- lutions discussed. 136 Biology Class In Biology at Cummings we strive to master certain fundamental biological concepts and then to allow the student to progress from these initial understandings to a study of living organisms. Finally, a study of the interrelationships of living things and their environmental adaptations should bring a clearer comprehension of the significance of life and its importance in human welfare. 137 Law Class This course, a comprehensive study of American laws, includes civil law, legal terminology, case studies, credit buying, laws governing marriage, di- vorce and parental responsibilities, welfare law, civil liberties, and laws regarding drugs and auto- mobiles. This course is designed to aid the students to live more fully in a complex society. Extensive utilization of community resources such as the Police Department, courts, city and county govern- ment officials, and local lawyers help to make this a beneficial course for the students. Sete a ond “s rie yee SS = Le TRS TS Darn good teams...Yea! the mighty Cavaliers A i, ...the big blue and gold...The year we showed,” people who we were and where we stood... - It was a very good year...fall, winter, spring... .” Practice, more practice...the side the fans never — — knew...the. bruises.:.the blisters...the scrapes... the injuries...the rain...the mud...the big ones ...the victories...and the defeats...the tears...re- cords made...records broken...tense moments...the teams played on... Touchdown! ARCOM UC i an extra point...the technicals...the basket...the — pitch...the shutout:..the sore arm...the laps.:...: the blood...the sweat...the miles...the coach, ‘just’. : doing his job.. .histeam...our team, too... ae : We're the Cavaliers! oS We're great! He Ne What is VICTORY? Victory is a state of the mind. It can occur regardless of any point total. Coaching Staff — J. V., Mike Beamon, Jerry Woodside, Varsity, Frank Mensch, Frank Robinson, and Head Coach — Art Claar. 140 Victory is more than winning. It may be no more than the satisfaction one receives from progressing one step beyond last year’s goals or accomplishments. Victory involves planning, and planning depends upon leadership. Coaches must take natural resources and trans- form them into athletic products of technology. And if a team does no more than improve a little, that is well enough, because there is always next Athletic Director Ken Qurnell 141 First Win — to a beautiful As for a beautiful finish — well, depends on you. Start. that August September September September September October October October October November VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS Southern 7 (Home) Graham 6 (Away) Williams 12 (Home) Western 16 (Home) Morehead 7 (Away) High Point Andrews 21 (Home) Farbush 8 (Away) Smith 23 (Home) Reynolds 29( Away) ) Reidsville 34 (Away 143 And next year may mean, “A win! A win! We will give our souls for a win!’ And finally, victory. Proof of existence. The establishment of equality in so many minds. And now, where is the second win? 145 Varsity Offense Mike Nall — 80, Garry Baldwin — 73, Dale Warren — 62, David Vaughn — 51, Danny Boswell — 61, Terry Byrd — 70, Barry Smith — 81, Ronnie Honrine — 22, Fred Walker — 44, Jeff Petty — 12, Chip Rhodes — 33 146 Tickets, hot coffee, crowded stands, people laughing, people cheering, nervously anticipating. . the outcome... oes the silent sadness of defeat, as another football seasonends ... 4 Lettermen FIRST ROW Clinton Wright, Danny Boswell, Alden Richardson, Gary Garrison, Terry Byrd. SECOND ROW Gordy Wegwart, Garry Baldwin, Ronnie Honrine, Steve Bennett, Dale Warren, David Vaughn. THIRD ROW Chester Cheek, Mike Tucker, Jerry Boggs, Joe McGuire, Chip Rhodes, Stan Chambers, Mike Nall, Shorty Graves, Mike Cannon. 148 ean Tackles FIRST ROW Joe McGuire, Garry Baldwin. SECOND ROW Gary Garrison, Terry Byrd, Clinton Wright. Ends LEFT TO RIGHT Chester Cheek, Coy Kirkpatrick, Mike Nall, Dwight Walker, Barry Smith, Pat Dixon, Marty Wase. Seniors: Skillful, Forceful, Powerful, and Most Oftal es otis d = ee ae Richard Humphries Shorty Graves Mike Nall Nathan Wright 150 Joe McGuire Dwain Williams Steve Bennett Danny Boswell Ronnie Honrine Mike Tucker Gordy Wegwart Mike Cannon Dale Warren Alden Richardson Dwight Walker 151 But that promise can only be fulfilled if we plan and build and not disregard our younger bearers of that coveted torch. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM TOP TO BOTTOM Dennis Gant, Johnny Alston, Tony Graves, Dwight Enoch, Adrian Degraffinreidt, Steve Evans, Harvey, Jimmy Westmoreland, Scott Mitchell, Thomas Turner, Randy Allison, Dean Lapan, Atkins, Marty Wase, Wayne Bumgarner, Raymond Jones, Barry Whitesell, Ricky Pate, Mike Allison, Mike Terrell, David Brown, Steve Bateman, Terry Stokes, Larry Foster. Jerry Glass, Angelo Graves, Elton James Andrews, Randy Sutton, Boyd Robert Pulliam, Mark Hall, Tim Jones, 152 {7 Sept. 2 Sept.9 Sept. 16 Sept. 23 Sept. 30 yee, 7 Oct. 14 Cet, Zik Oct. 28 Nov. 4 CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS J.V. Football Schedule 53 Graham Williams Western Morehead High Point Andrews Eastern Smith OPEN Reidsville Home Away Away Home Home Away Home Away Home Modonx or QO 0o=—=— «2d 94} pue JaMOd 2UL,, Se Ole. co ONG PUILU JO 8}B}S UMO S}I Ul UO panow 1eaA ay} pue ‘Jayseq ay} YSNoOIU} leq a4} Sulinod ‘suiuuns ‘Suidwin¢ ‘osje ‘poo3 sem SIU] “ PMOID SulWe|as9S ‘adse| © a10Jaq A1OJDIA SEM We asSOYyM saizANe 8SOY4} 348M 3494} PUY w 7 wo ool OsF F-c¢ own y . ¢ : Z Wis 156 “B” Team Schedule Nov. 22 CHS 60 Graham J.V. 38 Home Dec. 1 CHS 60 Stoneville 50 Away Dec. 2 CHS 49 Gibsonville 36 Home Dec. 7 CHS 57 Grimsley 49 Home Dec. 15 CHS 68 Stoneville Sl Home Dec. 17 CHS 55 Gibsonville 46 Away Jan. 5 Cis 44 Trinity 54 Away Jets al CHS 53 Grimsley 48 Home Jan. 18 CHS Sg) Sellars-Gunn 62 Away Jan. 19 CHS 41 Grimsley 56 Away Jan. 25 CHS 53 Bartlett-Yancy 60 Away Jan. 28 CHS 82 Sellars-Gunn 69 Home Jan. 31 CHS 69 Trinity 58 Home Feb. 7 CHS 49 Bartlett-Yancy 58 Home Feb. 10 CHS 40 Graham 55 Away LEFT TO RIGHT ROW 1 Angelo Graves, 2 Sam Kennington; Coach, Flip Turner, Coye Kirkpatrick, Billy Phillips, Jerry Glass. Dominic Cardella, Jay Isley, Steve Bateman, Gene Allred, Mike Allixon, Robery Cratch. ROW 164 ee LEFT TO RIGHT ROW 1 Donna Boone, Doretha Walker, Brenda Swint, Glenda Sellars, Pam Alston. ROW 2 Valerie Peaks, Debbie Webster, Darlene Mitchell, Lavern Cohen, Donna French, Ann Warren. ROW 3 Carmen Miles, Yolanda Hayes, Debra Ratliff, Juanita Ratliff, Miss Hall; Coach. And our search was not confined to any one sex. Victory would be sought and eventually found by girls, emerging as women with laurels of victory Girls’s Basketball Schedule Cummings ml Graham 61 Cummings tS High Point Andrews 42 Cummings 19 Grimsley 37 Cummings 14 High Point Andrews 33 Cummings 20 Eastern 26 Cummings 14 Western 34 Cummings 14 Grimsley 33} Cummings 37 Bartlett Yancy Si Cummings 27 Gibsonville 46 Cummings ES) Eastern 23 Cummings 33 Bartlett Yancy 24 Cummings 26 Graham 42 165 Yn Oo pa) fol, oO a c= = 166 K. Harrell — State K. Felts — State M. McGinnis — State F. Walker — State Richard Kimrey B. Maynard S. Graves S. Bennett Wrestling is a controlled and calculated violence in search of a resting place. One must win that place, and he will not be content until he is there. Victory is attained alone, and the rewards can only truly be felt that way. 167 FIRST ROW KNEELING LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Turner, Mike Honrine, Danny McKinney, Kenneth Gentry, Jeff Petty, Barry Smith, Keith Morris. SECOND ROW STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Beamon, Chip Rhoades, Freddie Walker, Stan Chambers, Ronnie Honrine, Wilbur Martin, Jimmy Boswell, Kevin Patterson. Any mountain has more than one path to the top. Victory is a peak that allures only those who will risk diversification and verve. 168 bid, oh od HEL DES BPX ESE Pitchers: (LEFT TO RIGHT) Freddie Walker, Barry Smith, Keith Morris. Hit, Run, Catch, Run, Alert Quick: Win! Win! Win! PSS Baseball Schedule March 9 CHS vs. Graham Away March 17 CHS VS. Bartlett-Yancey Away March 24 Hs VS. Western Home March 25 CHS VS. Bartlett-Yancey Home March 2S CHS VS. Reidsville Away April 7 CHS VS. Andrews Home April8 CHS Vs. Graham Home April 11 CHS VS. Morehead Home April 12 CHS VS. Reidsville Home April 18 CHS VS. Andrews Away April 21 CHS VS. Morehead Away April 22 CHS VS. Williams Home April 25 CHS VS. Reidsville Away April 28 CHS VS. Andrews Away April 29 CHS VS. Western Away May 3 CHS VS. Morehead Home May 5 CHS VS. Reidsville Home May 10 CHS VS. Andrews Home May 12 CHS VS. Morehead Away All home games played at Fairchild Baseball Park. 170 First we make it known, then we make it famous...... nnNONR OE Country As did the ancients, our school had runners. Not merely sprinters but lovers of distance and pain and lack of recognition, yet with a sense of purpose understood by few and participated in by even less. 172 To run seventy miles a week by yourself makes you pretty special. To intentionally challenge hur- dles to hit your back makes you special. Victory is to be found here, though with more than the common amount of effort. INDOOR TRACK TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT (OPPOSITE PAGE) KNEELING Bill Martin, Harold James, Nathaniel Degraffinreidt, Terry Bundy, Marty Wase, John Storey, STANDING David McMillian, Kenneth Gen- try, Billy Turner, Terry Brown, Garry Baldwin, Jerry Boggs, Coach Richard Smith STATE FINALIST Cummings High School’s first State finalist in any sport was Glenn Lee in the broad jump re- presenting the track program. Finishing 5th in the state and ist from Burlington westward to Ashe- ville, Glenn jumped an amazing 22’4 . 176 177 EVENT High Jump Broad Jump Discus Shot Put Pole Vault 100 Yard Dash 220 Yard Dash 440 Yard Run 880 Yard Run Mile 2 Mile Mile Relay 880 Relay Cummings High School School Records ATHELETE Charles Wright Glenn Lee Mike Baughn Garry Baldwin Mike Jones Glenn Lee Glenn Lee Billy Fonville Terry Brown James Murdock Terry Brown Fonville, Crawford Turner, McMillan McMillan, Honrine Knighten, Turner DISTANCE OR TIME Su lOy PRIA 126’ 42'6 8'6 10.0 22.5 54.0 Za Se 4:47.0 11:41 3:42.0 esos SMR ARLE 178 School Reidsville Smith Graham Andrews Reidsville Andrews Chapel Hill Graham Boys Tennis Schedule Place Reidsville Cummings Cummings Andrews Cummings Cummings Chapel Hill Graham Time 3:00 3:30 3:30 3:30 3:30 3:30 10:30 3:30 DATE April 5 April 7 April 10 April 13 April 18 April 20 April 22 April 24 Girl's Tennis Schedule March 22 CHS VS Andrews (away) April 5 CHS vs Graham (home) April 7 CHS VS Reidsville (away) April 12 CHS VS Andrews (home) April 14 CHS VS Reidsville (home) April 22 CHS VS Williams (away) April 26 CHS VS Williams (home) Coach, Linda Lee (LEFT TO RIGHT) J. Malloy, K. Norris, R. Enoch, S. Greer, D. Westbrook P. McGee, K. Brewer, L. Bailey, D. Bailey, B. Lockamy, N. Barnwell, L. Webster, L. Lee Seniors — S. Greer, B. Lockamy, D. Bai- ley, J. Malloy, D. Westbrook Victory is, then, a state of the mind. And there are no small victories — only small athletes. Sup- port, planning practice, all with a particular goal — to win to do anything but lose and hang one’s head. And then there is tomorrow. — Richard Smith Terme, Golf Team Coach Jerry Woodside, Jimmy Scott, Kenny Gilmore, David Ra- mey, David Barnhardt, Mike Loy, Craig White, Gordy Wegwart, Bobby Loy, Bobby Miller (not pictured Mark Griffin) cscs We Le LOND SBCs Spirit unseen, intangible, ever present, is that medium of communication which con- veys to the student a sense of identity with his school as well as pride in its accomplishments. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS TOP TO BOTTOM Connie Dameron, Marion Har- vey, Beth Lockamy, Lorene Neese, Rhonda Enoch, Peggy Greeson, Cindy Williams, Deborah Long, Joni Berry, Jocelyn Malloy co-heads; Deloris Gilchrist, Candy Barnhardt J. V. Cheerleaders — Carolyn Long, Jan Bass, Vickie Watson, Pat Hamilton, Cynthia Jones, Myra Walker, Karen Martin Cavalettes — Deborah Ratliff, Pam McIntyre, Vickie Taylor, Earnistine White, Jill Ragland, Debbie Hardie, Rhonda Carter, Cindy Compton, Leianne Ruth, Joan Crumley, Teresa Pennington, Sandra Hubbard, Debbie Bailey, Pam Crawford, Jeannie Carter, Diane Bryant, Cheryl Foster, Denise Reynolds, (not Pictured — Rhonda Bush) 184 Susan Lee — J.V. Cheerleader advisor Harriet Funk — Varsity Cheerleader advisor Aileen Richards — Cavalettes advisor CAVALIER SPIRIT WILL FOREVER LINGER ON: BE PROUD TO BE OR ONCE TO HAVE BEEN A LOYAL CAVALIER ... ; R € . - ok aS 3 + : ad = ie eats =o Ce ae r oe Sophomore Class Officers Senior Class Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Telza Lee, Kirt Puckett, Myra Walker LEFT TO RIGHT: Aaron Noble, Debbie Webster, Steve Bennett Junior Class Officers ) LEFT TO RIGHT: Valarie Peaks, Joyce Lynch, Norma Barnwell 188 Executive Committee SI items yy LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe LeCompte, Ken Freeman, Steve Jones, Jimmy Westmoreland, Telza Lee, Mr. Marshburn, Sheila Alston, Mrs. Maynard, Ann Thompson, Mrs. Paschal, Jamie May, Susan Gross, Gary Parrish, David Vaughn, Paul Smith, Gary Baldwin, Dale Mills Concession Stand LEFT TO RIGHT: Jimmy Westmoreland, Garry Baldwin, Kathy Russell, Susan Gross, Steve Ben- nett, Jamie May, Dale Warren 189 NHS Inductions ( IST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. L. Lee, Cyndy Ward, Ann Thompson, Patricia Cranford, Gordy Wegwart, 2ND ROW: Rena Manness, Deanne Johnson, Keith Felts, Don Baughn, Leianne Ruth, Theresa Dunman, Phyliss Helms, Sally Davis, Loretta Vimes, Gary Bailey, Craig Duncan, Page, Williamson, Steve Booth, 3RD ROW: Joe LeCompt, Meranda Graves, Johnny Thomas, Emily Cole, Cindy Williams, Cyndee Caudle, JoAnn Beal, Debbie Preston, Tommy McPherson, Bonnie Small, Wendy Black, Debra Hardie, Paula Boswell, Sharon Robbins. The National Honor Society is an organi- zation designed to recognize excellence in high school students. Members are juniors and seniors who are judged by the faculty to be exemplary in_ character, scholarship, leadership, and service. 190 create tension, expectation, smiles ... T. Brown, V. Garrison, E. Wicker, M. Hall, D. Bryant, W. Lee, V. Mcintyre, E. Mincey, L. Webster, D. Phillips, D. Dollins, B. Wilson, W. Martin, C. Henderson, C. Parker, D. Brown, J. Parks, M. McGinnis, P. Day, S. Hubbard, L. Haywood, D. Ramey, R. Jones, D. Keener, C. White, V. Peaks S. Parton, D. Phillips, J. A. Hinton, B. Ward, J. Westmoreland, M. Gilliam, J. Lapan, K. Steele, L. Chaney, A. Foster, J. Chandler, B. Curry, R. Morris, N. Barnwell, C. Barnhardt, G. Baldwin, B. Fonville. (names in picture not listed in order) Student Council Alds In School Functions The Student Council is composed of homeroom representatives, student body officers, and the Executive Com- mittee. They have the task of keeping the student body informed on student activites. Their responsibility is en- couraging all students to participate in school projects and to keep up school spirit. They are supposed to also insure student representation in student matters. 192 C. H. S. Marching Band The Marching Band, although small this year, held it’s own, but will also be larger next year. We Will have the Cavallettes sooner next year thus giving us more Size. The Band hopes to make at least one away trip with the team next year. Your support during our performance is greatly appreciated. Concert Band Last year our Concert Band made the highest rating given at the State Band Concert. We are hoping to repeat this rating again thi is year. 194 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dottie Hayes, Wayne Lee, JoAnn Beal, Beverly Bowman, Teresa Johnson, Dwight Bridges, Dianne Johnston Sally Davis, Camille Radford. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Renee Troup, Bonnie Barker, Veronica Joyner, Billy Lassister, Melong Freeman, Steve Bucko, Ike Hawkins, Joe LeCompte, Fil Bumgarner, Quanita Enoch, Norma Barnwell. Cummings Band and the Cavalettes keeps spirits alive during a half- time performance at a home football game. MAJORETTES LEFT TO RIGHT: Norma Barnwell, JoAnn Beal, Teresa Johnson, Renee Troup LOS Dean Hall, Band Director Band Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Norma Barnwell, Wayne Lee, Jo Ann Beal, Joe Lee Compte 196 The Pep Band Helps Boost Spirit! The Pep Band functioned to the fullest degree this year by partici- pating at all home basketball games. Hopefully we helped a little with team spirit. 197 Concert Choir Works Diligently Officers of the Choir LEFT TO RIGHT: Cathy Russell, Garry Baldwin, Gary Parrish, Lorene Neese. 198 199 ‘'Fantastic’s”’ Performance Won Wide Acclaim Fal NZS 200 Tom Jenrette, Choir Director ae 201 ee je el deere ( lil fa Craig Duncan, Angela Laughlin, Tim Jones, Lisa Banther, Fred Lail, Cindy Holt, Rachel Jones, Mr. Scott Walker, instructor 202 Los Paisanos Espanoles J. Guffman, M. Covington, B. Barker, B. Barnwell, L. Bowes, C. Bowler, D. Bridges, J. Bumgarner, D. Cruthfield, D. Duncan, D. Floyd, A. Foster, Kurt Garner, V. Garland, S. Gross, L. Haywood, C. Heffner, G. Hogan, P. Hurley, H. Jolley, D. Keener, K. Deener, D. Kelly, H. Massey, T. Mcpherson, C. Moore, C. Morse, B. Price, L. Ruth, D. Sawyer, C. Suggs, F. Sullivan, M. Story, C. Thompson, L. Westmoreland, P. Mcintyre, C. White J. Lapan. (names not listed in order of picture) Le Cercle Francais D. Hardie, W. Lee, V. Garrison, B. Mincey, Miss Funk, advisor, S. Davis, E. Cole, G. Wegart, K. Barham, C. Busick, L. Vines, B. Curry, T. Brown, A. Warren, V. Watson, P. Helmes, D. Dollins, D. Phillips, D. Caldwell, V. McIntyre 203 ee Se B coud i CS, BUM. L.R.C. Club T. Brown, M. Fayne, W. Gattis, D. Brown, L. Enoch, A. Vaughn, P. Jones, J. McCollum, E. Hobby, Y. Wall, E. Faucette, S. Hubbard, A. Kinney, J. Troxler, C. Shambley, M. Morrow, S. Long, C. Morris B. Barnwell, C. Ray. 205 iva acre ee ee 206 ae ea BN 1 hal T. Lowe, V. Wilson, S. Breashers OUTSTANDING STUDENTS IN D. E. RECEIVE AWARDS. Steve Barnhardt 207 Bible Club LEFT TO RIGHT: SEATED: Cindy Hogan, Grosidean Dixon, Susan Aldridge, Sherry Clark, Linda Eckler, JoAnn Glass, Standing: Jo Ellen Sykes, Peggy Sykes, Debra Bryant, David Jones, Darrell Comer Elementary School Tutors Future Teachers of America Club TOP TO BOTTOM: LEFT TO RIGHT: Carolyn Marley, Phillip Vin- cent, Tommy Hall, Wendy Black, Renee Compton, Judy Murry, Deanna Sutherland, Pam Bradshaw, Debbie Bailey, Rita Long, Debbie Collins, Deloris Gilchrest, Lindy Poole. 208 R.O.T.C.a New Experience at Cummings Flight Queens Are Chosen by Members of R. O. T. C. LEFT TO RIGHT: Sara Greer, Myra Walker, Karen Martin, Rhonda Enoch “—� e 209 Co-operative Office Occupations ie Se ist ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Jan Paul, Connie Stewart, Judy Sawyer, Barbara Shambley, Pearl Wright, Patricia Page, 2nd ROW: Mary Francis Ellis, Debbie Ferrell, Debbie Cates, Marie Harper, Jennifer Murray, Denise Wilson, 3rd ROW: Debbie Hanes, Connie Pearce, Betty Wilson, Sharon Robbins, Pam Gustaffason, Debbie Preston, Phyliss Pinnix, Besty Ferrell. Typing Assistants 210 P.E. Assistants (UNDER BLEACHERS LEFT TO RIGHT) D. Keener, D. Tomlin, G. Phillips, B. Small, J. Carter, D. Barnhart, B. Smith, J. Petty (STANDING) C. Summers, D. Vaughn, G. Florence, D. Butler, T. Pennington, R. Gutherie, S. Evans, D. Day, E. White, Y. Hayes (Sitting) R. Corbett, D. Stadler, B. Butler, J. Little, J. Scott, T. Allen, L. Hogan, L. Glass Girls Athletic Association gives girls the opportunity to participate in various team sports __. 211 Office Assistants LEFT TO RIGHT: Denise Reynolds, Kelly Frazier, Karen Hollis, Kathy Steele, Deborah Long. Mike Cannon, Karen Hollis, Mrs. Bigelow i OFFICE ASSISTANTS — LEFT TO RIGHT: Susan Evans, Ann Robinson, Lisa Durham, Gloria Lunsford, Rhonda Bush, Ann Warren 212 Newspaper Staff LEFT TO RIGHT, BOTTOM TO TOP: Steve Bennett, Bimbo Phillips, Connie Dameron, Sandra Hubbard, Jocelyn Malloy, Kurt Garner, Cindy Williams, Garry Baldwin, Jamie May, Janet Phillips, Bonnie Parker, Paul Smith, Aaron Noble, Denise Floyd, Charlene Morse, Ronald Nixon, Kaye Norris, Rita Hobby, Laura Andrews, Lorene Neese, Billy Turner, Melanie Freeman. Not pictured Advisor, Paul Bleiberg Guidance Assistants LEFT TO RIGHT: SEATED, Gloria Galloway, Cathy Russell, Jocelyn Malloy Standing, Lorene Neese, Pattie Howerton, Joan Irwin, Lorraine Davis Future Homemakers of America LEFT TO RIGHT: 1st ROW — T. Pennington, D. Bryant, V. Joyner, 2nd . ROW: R. Carter C. Russell, V. Norris, J. Glass, 3rd ROW: D. Badget, C. Suggs, J. Selters, 4th ROW: D. Farrell, C. Holt, S. Yarborough, 5th ROW: M. Hollifield, P. Wright, P. Trollinger, S. Aldridge, P. Smith, 5th ROW: M. Hollifield, P. Wright, P. Trollinger, S. Aldridge, P. Smith, 5th ROW (STAIRS): D. Robertson, C. Watson, D. Bailey, D. Dillard, E. Faucette, M. Harvey, 6th ROW: D. James, P. Garrett, B. Lockamy, D. Gilchrist, J. Troxler 214 Monogram Club Mel Aldridge, Tommy Allen, Steve Bennett, Mike Cannon, Kenneth Gentry, Russ Everett, Kenny Gilmore, Mark Griffin, Mark Hall, Don Hardwick, Wilbur Martin, Mike McGinnis, Dale Warren, Danny McKinney, Terry Brown, Henry Vines, Ricky Bowens, Mike Terrell, Kevin Patterson, Gary Parrish, Jimmy Westmoreland, Bill Martin, Wayne Bumgarner, Marty Wase, Chuck Parker, David Dollins, Gordon Phillips, Bobby Miller, John Rippy, Garry Baldwin, Keith Harrell, Chip Rhodes, Russell Guthrie, Stan Chambers, Keith Morris, David Ramey, Keith Felts, David Barnhardt, David Vaughn, Terry Bundy. (Names not in picture order.) Drama Club LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT TO BACK: Pam Caviness, Allen Graham, Peggy Sykes, Bonnie Barker, Debbie Kelly, Melanie Freeman, Paul Smith Prom Servers LEFT TO RIGHT 1st ROW: Susan Beal, Cindy Johnson, Sarah Lea, Pam Alston, Susie Wright, Juanita Enoch, Gloria Gray 2nd ROW: Karen Brewer, Steve Jones, Mrs. Pruitt, Wanda Van Hook, Randy Smith 216 Cafeteria Manager: Dot Williams Cafeteria Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: 1st ROW: David Warren, Dorothy Cor- bett, 2nd ROW: Edward Dark, Jimmy Whitt afe te ri rs Sta ff Cafeteria Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: Marie Ivy, Lois Benton, Peggy Evans, Dot Williams, Thelma Michael 27 Students Begin High School for the Final Time. Seniors | came one day a stranger to your gates... 219 Homecoming Highlights October with no one coming home Homecoming Queen and Escort Connie Stewart Steve Barnhardt Senior Attendant Ann Thompson Escort (not pictured) Charles Wright Sophomore Attendant Susie Wright Escort (not pictured) Keith Corbett le You taught me how to sm To love and to lift and to find joy in life Eaciiapalga a now together 225 We stare ata beginning each alone each together full of wonder 5 me JR JAYCEE = 4s But turning away We implore We touch . We give, SSS SD | 226 Wereach ... and we find. 227 Senior Statistics ALDRIDGE, MARTHA SUSAN (Susan) FHA—3, 4; Bible Club—4. ALLEN, THOMAS ETHAN (Tommy) French Nat. in ca -2; Varsity Cheerleader—2, 3, 4 Newspaper Staff—3, 4; P.E. Ass.—3, 4; Manager: Golf—3, 4, Basket- opr ; ball—2, Baseball—3, 4; Monogram Club—3, 4. ALSTON, RONALD, JR. (Ronald) he res.—3: District Histo escort—4. AMASH, JULIE (Julie) DECA Club—4; Neworapera ATWATER, KATIE LEE (Kate) BAILEY, DEBORAH JANE (Debi) Pep Club—3; FHA—3, 4; Pres.—3; GAA—3, 4; Newspaper ‘ Cavalette—4; Tennis—4; Guys Dolls—3; Elementary Tutor—4. BAILEY, GARY CHARLES (Gary) French Club—2; Pep Band—3, 4; Nat. Honor Society—3, 4; S Council—4. BAKER, DEBRA LEE (Debra) Library Ass.—2; Typing Ass.—2. BALDWIN, GARRY .WAYNE (Garry) Executive Committee—2, 3, 4; Co-chairman—3; Talent Club—2:; ’ va resting: a 1 eEReNTe Le: Ass.—2; Newspaper Staff—4; Biology Ass.—4; Concert Choir—4; Track—2: Annual Staff—3, 4; P.E. Ass.—2; Curriculum Com.—2; Vice-pres.—4; Monogram Club—3, 4; Student Store—3; Fantasticks—4; Homeroom Officer—2: Executive C 2239 Co:chal F ay Basketball—2; Football—2, 3, 4; Track—2, 3, 4; Wrestling—3. aaiactpndie pA grea tea on AKU SLs FESS Guys Dolls—3; Newspaper Staff—3, 4; Editor—4; Monogram Club—3, 4; Sec treas.—3, 4. BALDWIN, LUCY C. (Lucy) BENSON, JOHN MICHAEL FHA—2. (John) Football—2. BALLARD, KATHY L. (Kathy) BERRY, JAMES NORMAN, JR. Talent Club--2, Ass. Director—2; DECA—3, 4; GAA—4; Newspaper (James) Static Indoor Track—4; Outdoor Track—4. BOMBERGER, PAUL TIMOTH (Paul) Football—2, 3, 4; Golf—2, 3, 4; Track—2; Baseball—2: Basketball—4. BOSWELL, JIMMY W. (Jimmy) BERTINO, ROBERT JOSEPH Baseball—2, 3, 4; Football—3; Monogram Club—4. (Bobby) Football—2, 3; Monogram Club—3. BOSWELL, PAULA KAY (Paula) BIGILOW, VANESSA Concert Choir—2, 3, 4; Guys Dolls—3; Nat. Honor Soc.—3, 4: (Vanessa) Chemistry Club—4. @CATHERINE DIANE: pseu: atherine) ae Library Ass.—3; Typing Ass BRADSHAW, PAMELA HOPE (Pam) BRANCH, DEBORAH JEAN (Deborah) DECA Club—4; Bible Club—4. UANN | GAA—3. , ‘ BRANTLEY, RONNIE REX BLACK, BOYD | ____ (Ronnie) ; Band—2, 3, 4. BREASHERS, TERESA ANN B saperteerad BROWN, DORIS ANN oF iy : (Doris) —2. Attendant—2; Sec.— Chemistry Club—4. BOONE, DAVID (David) H, STEPHEN C (Steve) | 229 BYRD, TERRY (Terry) Basketball—2, 3; Football—2, 3, 4; Baseball—2, 3, 4; Track—2 Staff—3. CANNON, MICHAEL PHILLIP (Mike) Football—2, 3, 4; Wrestling—2; P.E. Assistant—2; Track—2, 4; M Club—3, 4; Basketball Statistician—3, 4; Annual Staff—3: Honor Society—3, 4. CARTER, HELEN JEAN (Jeanie) Flag girl—2; GAA—3; Pep Club—4. CATES, DEBORAH LYNN (Debbie) FHA—2; Business Assistant—3; COO—4. CAUDLE, CYNTHIA LEE (Cindy) Boot girl—2; Student Council—4; National Honor Society CAULDER, CATHY LOUISE (Cathy) Girl's Chorus—3; DECA—4. CAVINESS, PAMELA ANN (Pam) Talent Club—2, 3; P.E. Assistant—2; GAA—3; Prom Committee 2 3? Guys and Doll—3; Student Store—4; Annual Staff—4; Drama Club—4; Officer, My Fair Lady—4; Shut and Bar the Door. BARBOUR, PAULA CHAPPELL (Paula) Newspaper Staff—2; Editor Spectrum—2; Math Tutor—2; Prom Com- mittee—2, 3; Shut and Bar the Door—4. CHEEK, SHERRY CRANFORD, PAT Sh (Patricia (Sherry) French Club—2, 3; Annual Staff—3, Secretary—3; National Honor Typing Assistant—2. Society—3, 4; Vice- pres 4. Ghemistey Club—4; Homeroom Officer—4; Valedictorian—4. CLAPP, CARLA ELIZABETH (Carla) © Homeroom Officer—2, 3 4, Office As: CREWS, PAUL DAVID (David) Football—2, 3; Wrestling—2, 3, 4. CRUTCHFIELD, DENISE LEE (Denise) Bootgirl—2; Cheerleader—3; FHA—4; Elementary Tutor—3; Homé- room Officer—4. 2 230 nt Council—2; Element es.—3; Vice-pres.—4. Manager—4; P.E. Ass 4 aper Staff—2; ICT—3, 4} ep Club—2; Cheerleader—3, 4. Treas. 2, 3; Nat. Hon AA—3; Chemistry Clu Chorus—2; Basketball: icer—4. 2; FHA—2, 3, 4; GAA—3, 4: 4; GAA—3, 4. Spanish Club—3; Monogram —3, 4, GUYS Dolls—3; Bible Club—3, 4; Track—4: Concert Choir—4; My Fair Lady—4. FERRELL, BETSY ANN DUNCAN, CRAIG TERRELL (Betsy) (Criag) Newspaper Staff—2; COO—4. Basketball—2; Orchestra—2, 4; Talent Club—2: Newspaper Staff—3, 4; Annual Staff—3; Nat. Honor Society—3, 4; Concert Choir—4: P.E. Asst.— FITCH, IRIS FAITH 2 (Iris) Typing Asst.—2; DECA—3, 4. DUNMAN, TERESA ANN (Teresa) FLETCHER, JAMES CORVIN French Club—2, 3; Sec.—2, 3; Nat. Honor Society—3, 4; Annual Staff— (Jimmy) 3; GAA—3. Math Asst.—2; French Club—2; Chemistry Club—4. DUNN, MARIE H. FLYNN, FRANKIE Pag (Frankie) DECA—3, 4. FONVILLE, WILLIAM HENRY (Billy) Basketball—2; Football—2, 3; P.E. Asst.— Society—4. ° FORRESTER, DAVID WAYNE (David) ; Football—2, 3; P.E. Asst.—2, 3, 4; Came Club—3, 4; Track Team—2; Wrestling—2 Graphic Society—4. FOWLER, RICHARD LEE x (Ricky) FREEMAN, KENNETH ASHTON (Ken) Basketball—2, 3, 4; French Club—3; Exe 3, 4; ESAP—4. FULLER, ELMA MARIE (Marie) Business Club—2 GAINES, DALE (Dale) FHA—2, 3, 4: Sec.—2; Historian—4: GAA—3, 4: Bible Club—4. GANT, JO ANNE (Jo Anne) GLENN, ROMONA ANN (Sissy) GANT, LARRY DONNELL Beoteirie2 GARNER, KURT LAWRENCE GRAVES, MIRANDA LEE (Kurt) (Miranda Baseball—2; Track—3; Spanish Club—4; Chemistry Club—4; Ne paper Staff—4; Monogram Club—4. ent GARRETT, PAMELA MAE (Pam) Class Vice-pres.—2; Elernentary Tutor—-3; Homecoming Court—4; FH 3, 4; ESAP Com.—4; P.E. Ass.—2. GARRISON, BILL (Bill) GARRISON, GARRY RONALD (Garry) Football—2, 3, 4; Monogram Club—3, 4. GATTIS, WANDA (Wanda) 232 m) rs joir—2; GAA—3; Annual St spaper Staff—3. Bootgirl—2, Head—2; French Club—3, 4; Cavaletts—4. HARDWICK, DONALD EUGENE (Don) Football—2, 3; Monogram Club—3, 4; W cil—2; P.E. Ass.—2. HARGROVE, PENNY KAY : (Penny) Head Cheerleader—2: P.E. Ass.—2: COO—4. HARPER, NITA MARIE (Marie) GAA—3; COO—4. HARVEY, DONZELLA MARIE (Donzella) HARVEY, MARIAN OZETTA (Marian) FHA—2, 3, 4; Pep Club—2; leader—3, 4. Club = 7 Cheer istry Club—4; Nat. Honor Society—3, 4. FAITH q E. Ass.—2; COO—4; Cavalettes—3. : Annua Staff—3; Spanish Club—3, 4; Chemistry Club—4. HYLLIS ELAINE (Phyllis) Student Council—2; GAA—3; French Club—2, 3, 4; News- f 2; Nat. Honor Society—3, 4. ON, COLLEEN ANNETTE (Colleen) ON, ENOS HIGHT Newspaper Staff—2. HINSDALE, CANDICE W. (Candy) Scribblers Club—2; VICA—3; Pres.—3; DECA Club—3, 4. HINSDALE, DONNA MARIE (Donna) Bootgirl—2; Cavalette—4; Newspaper Staff—2. HINSHAW, CLYDE VERNON (Clyde) HONRINE, MICHAEL OTIS (Mike) sae Baseball—2, 3, 4: Football—3, 4; Monogram Club—3, 4. HONRINE, RONALD EUGENE (Ronnie) Baseball—2, 3, 4; Football—2, 4; Indoor Track—4; Outdoo HOWARD, SUSAN (Ssuan) Typing Ass.—2. HUGHES, ROBERT MICHAEL (Mike) Class treasurer—2; Wrestling team—2. HUMPHRIES, RICHARD WARREN he (Hump) Football—2, 4; Basketball—2, 4; Track—2. HURLEY, PAMELA (Pam) GAA—4; Spanish Club—4. INGLE, PAMELA GREY (Pam) Hal =2. JACKSON, JAY CRAIG (Jay) Pep Band—2, 3, 4; Guys Dolls—3. JACKSON, ROBIN MARILYN (Robin) P.E. Ass.—2; Banner Girl—2; GAA—3. JAMES, DENISE (Denise) , FHA—2. JEFFRIES, BEVERLY DIANE (Beverly) Homeroom Officer—2; Health Occ. Off. JOHNSON, LINDA DIANE (Linda) JOHNSTON, LINDA DIANE (Diane) PlESAss JONES, MIKE LEE (Mike) udent Council—2. EPH ALPHONSO, JR. Staff—2; Typing Ass. 3; Guys Dolls—3. .E. Ass.—2; Executive Com.—3;: =?) (Rita) Cheerleader—2, 3; P.E. Ass.—2: Interim Com.—3; Newspaper Staff 3; Annual Staff—Bus. Man—3: Annual Staff—. : LOY, ROBERT DANIEL (Bobby) French Club—2, 3: Golfeae, fand—=2, 3) 4: Guys Dolls—3; Brass Choir—4. ary MALLEY, JOCELYN HOPE — (Jocelyn) 234 MANN, THOMAS ELWOOD, JR. (Thomas) Track—2, 4; Math Ass.—2; Monogram Club—4. MANESS, MICHAEL ANDREW (Mike) Basketball—2, 3, 4; Baseball—2, 3, 4; Capt.—2; Monogram Club— 3, 4; FFA—3, 4; VICA—4; Homeroom Officer—2, 3; P.E. Ass.—2. MANESS, RENA JANE (Rena) Library Ass.—2; Math Ass.—2; GAA—3; French Club—2, 3; Sec. GAA— 3; Nat. Honor Society—3, 4; Guys Dolls—3; Chemistry Club—4; Human Relations Com.—4. MARLEY, CAROLYN LEE (Carolyn) Math Ass.—2; P.E. Ass.—2; Bootgirl—2; Pep Club—3: Elementary School Tutor—4 MCCAULEY, KEITH (Keith) P.E. Ass.—2. MCGUIRE, KENNETH ELAINE (Joe) Football—2, 3, 4; Monogram Club — 3, 4; Newspaper Staff—2. MCINTYRE, PAMELA ANN (Pam) Society Com.—2; Drama Club—2; Pep Club—3; Spanish Club—3, 4; Treas. 3; Annual Staff—3; Newspaper Staff—3, 4; Cavalettes—4; co-head—4. MCKINNEY, MALLOY DANIEL, JR. (Danny) Basketball—2, 3; Football—3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club— 3, 4; Pres. 3; P E. Ass.—2. MCMILLAN, CHARLES DAVID David 235 MURRAY, JENNIFER PERRY (Jennifer) Annual Staff—3; Office Occ.—4; Chemistry Club— MURRAY, JUDY KAY. (Judy) Concert Choir—2, 3; FHA—2; Pep Club—2, 3; Eleme NALL, GEORGE MICHAEL (Mike) Basketball—2, 3; Football—2, 3, 4; Baseball—2, 4 Homeroom Officer—2; Typing Ass.—2. NALL, KENNETH RAY (Kenneth) NELSON, THOMAS EARL (Tommy) Wrestling—2. NIZNIK, GEORGE EDWARD (George) Library Ass.—2; DECA—4. NOBLE, AARON PALASKI, JR. (Aaron) Track—2; Football—2; Basketball—2, 3, 4; Co-cha Newspaper Staff—4; PTSA—4. PAGE, PATRICIA ANN (Patti) FHA—2; Pres.—2; COO—4. PARHAM, LYNDA JEAN (Lynda) Student Council—2; FHA Officer—3; FHA. ia MARSHA an) 4m i PAUL, J 4 an 236 dent ert POOLE, LINDY EOU (Lindy) Cheerleader—2, 3; Newspaper Staff—2; Annual Staff—4; Student Council—2; Talent Club—2: Elementary Tutor—4. as POOLE, POLLY (Polly) DECA—3, 4; P.E. Ass.—2. POTEAT, BRENDA ANN (Brenda) Bootgirl—3. POTEAT, VANESSA DALE. (Vanessa) a Op ek i ey Ausical—3; ‘ Sec.—2; Nat. -Cavalettes—4; SYKES, PEGGY ANN (Peggy) Math Tutor—2; Spanish Club—3; GAA—3; Prom Com.—3; Guys Dolls—3: Bible Club—3, 4; Pres.—4; Drama Club—4; Chemistry Club— 4: Annual Staff—4; Shut and Bar the Door—4. SOUTHERLAND, DEANNA LAURIE (Deanna) TAYLOR, THOMASINE RENEA (Thomasine) FHA—2, 3, 4; Library Club—2; Pep Club—3; Health Careers—4; VICA—4. TEMPLE, SUSAN AUGUSTA (Susan) Health Careers—3, 4; Officer—3. TERRELL, RAY K. (Ray) TERRY, MARTHA I. (Martha) FHA—2; DECA—3, 4. THOMAS, JOHNNY HAMPTON (Johnny) French Nat. Honor Soc.—2; French Club—2; Parlimentarian—2; Human Relations—4; Scholastic Achievement Award—2: Nat. Honor Soc.—3, 4. THOMPSON, ANN MELISSA (Ann) French Club—2, Vice-pres.—2; Exectuvie Com.—3, 4; Sec. 3; GAA— 3, 4; Vice-pres.—4; Math Ass.—4; Nat. Honor Soc.—3, 4; Sec.—4; Elementary Tutor—3. THOMPSON, DONALD BRUCE (Donald) ie. ioc 2: 238 TUCKER, MICHAEL EDWIN (Mike) Football—2, 3, 4; Track—2; tician—2; Baseball—4; Conce the Door—4. TURNER, JOHN MICHAEL (Mike) Basketball—2; Football—2 TURNER, WILLIAM CRAIG (Billy) Cavalier—3, 4; Track—2, 3, cert Choir—3, 4; Fantasticks Con- TYRE, GEORGE ISAAC (George) VAUGHN, DAVID ALLEN (David) Student Council—2; Wrestli cutive Com. 4; ESAP—4; Club—3, 4; Pres.—3. VINCENT, PHILIP (Philip) VINES, LORETTA GAY (Loretta) French Club—2, 3, 4; GAA—3; Nat. Club—4; Spanish Club—3, 4. ee a Honor Soc.—3, 4; Chemistry VINES, WILLIAM HENRY, JR. (Henry) Chess Club—2; Track—3; DECA—4. WAGONER, GARY (Gary) Football—2. WALKER, DONALD (Don) Football—2. WALKER, DWIGHT (Dwight) WALKER, RANDALL KEITH (Randy) Football—2. WARD, CYNTHIA LEIGH (Cindy) Nat. Honor Soc.—3, 4; Sec.—3; Cheerleader—3; Dar Guidance Ass.—3; Newspaper Staff—4; Homeroom Off.—4. Citizen—3; WARD, JAMES WALLACE, JR. (James) Psychology Club—3. WARREN, DALE ROBERT (Dale) Interim Com.—3; Football—2, 3, 4; Co-capt.—3; Golden Helmet Award— 3: Most Athletic Award—3; Wrestling—2, 3, 4; Capt.—3; Monogram Club—3, 4; Pres.—4; Annual Staff 83; Co-editor Newspaper—3; P.E. Ass.—2. WARREN, DENNIS H. (Dennis) WARREN, WILLIAM ALGERNON, JR. “= (Billy) ) 1 . Band—2; Pep Band—2; Orchestra—2; Annual Staff—3; Newspaper Staff—4; Musical—4. WEBB, DONALD EVAN (Don) Newspaper Staff—2; Art Award—3; ( WEBSTER, DEBORAH ELIZABETH (Debbie) P.E. Ass.—2; Tennis—3, 4; Annual Sec. Senior Class—4; Chemistry Cl Relations—4; Annual Staff—4. WELLS, KATHY LYNN (Kathy) GAA—3. WEGWART, GORDON THOMAS (Gordy) Football—2, 3, 4; Basketball—2, 3 Off.—2; P.E. Ass.—2; Monogram Cl Pres.—4. WILLIAMSON, DEBBIE LYNN (Debbie) WILLIAMSON, DEBRA LYNN (Debbie) DECA—3, 4. WILLIAMSON, RONALD PAGE (Page) WILLIAMS, ANTHONY DWAIN (Dwain) French Club—2; Football—2, 3, 4: Bas 239 WILLIAMS, CYNTHIA JANE (Cindy) Cheerleader—2, 3, 4; Head—3; Annual Staff—3, 4; Bus. Manager—4; Talent Club—2; Psychology Club—3; Nat. Honor Soc.—3, 4; Newspaper Staff—4. WILLIAMS, EDGAR REID (Eddie) WILSON, BETTY JEAN (Betty) GAA—3; COO—4; P.E. Ass.—2. WILSON, DONNA DENISE (Denise) GAA—3; Annual Staff—3; Newspaper Staff—3; Homeroom Off.—4; Co0—4. | } i WILSON, (Beaver) t today modern vithout . $8 ine Jul Sack = “am Oo. © ax aS 3 Oo ot y t zed the ke) be paraly ld LEME Kir = ° Y 4 i ¥ 7 4 . ¥ r 4 ———— haw r 4 ’ 4 ¢ K W CAFETERIA 11:00-2:15 4:30-8:00 7 Days a Week Holly Hill Mall TV RADIO CENTER Sales Service Black White — Color T.V. We Install Service Any Make Antenna Systems 162 N. Main St. Phone 227-7215 TOWN SQUIRE, Ltd. 520 S. Main St. Burlington, N.C. 242 SHAMROCK PARK Golf Course and Driving Range 4043 Shamrock Drive BurlingtoaniN. Gazi bo TOYOTA “We're Quality Oriented” COXON OA IING 2475 N. Church Street Burlington, N.C. 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Boone-Morton Jewel Box Tailors Two Locations to Serve You and Formal Rentals 348 Main St., Burlington, NC Ph. 226-0297 221 S. Main St. Phone 6-4081 | Holly Hill Mall, Burlington, NC Ph. 584-9868 Graham Savings and Loan Association The Gift Gallery 228- 126 118 West Harden Street BudingtongN7 Ge2 215 Graham,N.C. 228-1301 245 ... Raven-lon ,,,..,.Raven-lon , . Raven-lon™ Onconditionally Unequivocally Guaranteed to fit and wear to your satisfaction or a new pair free Jim’s Curb Market Corner of North Mebane and Beaumont Avenue Phone: 227-2627 c = ie a4 ised 2 I a oe ¢ £ = lac) a4 Coleman’s Downtown Holly Hill Mall 22 -3283 584-9880 _, Raven-lon ,..... Raven-lon . , Auto Parts Electric Inc. a ee UO]-UdAPY a@aeeeese UO]-UdAPY 27 e@6¢ @©@ Gee UO] -UdAPY eo e@e8eerte UO]-UIAPY eeeeate ee UO]-UdAPY ... Raven-lon ,,,,,,Raven-lon,... 231 W. 6th Street Phone: 227-4287 246 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUBS OF AMERICA Developing Future Leaders for Marketing and Distribution BURLINGTON DRY CLEANERS ‘We clean as good as the best cheaper than the Losi. 113 South Worth St. Burlington, N.C. 247 The Industrial Cooperative Training Program “An Educational Program Designed to Improve the Job Performance of Beginning Workers”’ VICA Davis Grill THE DAILY TIMES NEWS Published Every Afternoon Except Sunday By the Times-News Publishing Co., Inc. 234 Harden Street “Alamance County’s only Daily Newspaper’’ Burlington, North Carolina Burlington, N.C. Radio W BAG BURLINGTON 1150 AM 93.9 FM GRAHAM BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA “The Happiest Sound In Dixie’ Complete News and Sports Coverage PHONE 227-4216 JACK STARNES PHIL EAKIN GENERAL MANAGER COMMERCIAL MANAGER WESTBROOK STUDIOS Ausley Florist Photographers Phone 226-4884 1236 South Church Street E. Elm Marshall Graham, N.C. Telephone 226-6474 Burlington, North Carolina 248 mee IINSBROPAERS TING: Since 1909 Structural Steel and Steel Products One of the largest most complete stocks of black galvanized pipe Including ‘‘Heavy Duty Structural”’ RED BIRD CAB CO. in North Carolina Call Us About Your Steel Needs 234 West Front Street Phone 584-3811 Burlington, N.C. Old Elon College Rd. Telephone: 226-5561 Off HWY. 100, W. GILLIAM TIRE COMPANY BOXIE'S FLORISE 647 South Church Street Burlington, N.C. 1733 North Church Street Burlington, N.C. Telephone: 226-0203 Telephone: CA6-0215 SHERARD PHARMACY 1253 E. Webb Ave. HUGH MC MING S TE ENIOR. 1G SCHOOL 227-2079 Have pill, will sell, will deliver 249 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Ss “- Senior Members of NHS Junior Members of NHS Patricia Cranford Terry Brown Dianne Johnson Virginia Garrison Gordy Wegwart Elaine Wicker Teresa Dunman Mark Hall Ann Thompson Debra Bryant Rena Maness Wayne Lee BXENVIEEIRIES: Wendy Black Valeria McIntyre Cynthia Ward Character Elizabeth Mincey Scholarship Mike Cannon Leadership Lynn Webster Steve Booth Service Deborah Phillips Dottie Hayes Cindy Williams Craig White David Dollins Phyllis Helms Bonnie Small Valerie Peaks Bonnie Wilson Leianne Ruth Tommy McPherson Susan Parton Wilbur Martin Craig Duncan Gary Bailey Dale Phillips Colleen Henderson Sharon Robbins Miranda Graves Jo Ann Hinton Chuck Parker Sally Davis Page Williamson Belinda Ward Debbie Brown Emily Cole Joe LeCompte Jimmy Westmoreland Jenny Parks Loretta Vines Johnny Thomas Mike Gilliam Mike McGinnis Keith Felts Deborah Preston Jo Lapan Phyllis Day Cynthia Caudle Deborah Webster Kathy Steele Sandra Hubbard Paula Boswell Billy Fonville Lynn Chaney Laura Haywood Jo Ann Beal Gary Baldwin Amy Foster David Ramey Donald Baughn Candy Barnhardt Jan Chandler Rachel Jones Bernard Curry Dianne Keener Rose Morris Norma Barnwell 250 Stan’s Farm Market Somers Pardue Agency Inc. Freshest Fruits and Vegetables Insurance and Real Estate in Town ES 7eSouth Ghurchist. 813 E. Webb Avenue Burlington, N.C. Burlington, N.C. Pontiac Erebird Funeral Home LeMans Grand Prix Grandville Ventura Il Bonneville Catalina 519 Apple Street 527 N. Church Street Burlington, N.C. Burlington, N.C. Peter’s Recondition Huey’s Barbecue 739 Worth Street Phone 228-9416 Glen Raven, N.C. Burlington, N.C. Phone 584-7211 BUY FROM LOCAL QUALITY DEALERS MEMBERS Alamance Motors, : County Motor Co. Amick Motors Graham Motor Sales Atwater Motor Co. Lilien G G Lee, Inc. Bill Price Buick Maxwell Volkswagen Burch-Simmons Motors Melville Chevrolet Burlington Lincoln-Mercury Plaza Pontiac Central Motor Tire Co. CANNON SHOE SORE Cum Park Plaza B J RESTAURANT AND CAFETERIA 1503 N. Graham-Hopedale Rd. Burlington, N.C. BURLINGTON MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION Congratulations We are all proud of Cummings High School Predict for you much service To our community in future years McDONALD’S 1344 N. Church Huffman Mill Road Your Kind of Place — 2 Locations C.F. Neese Jewelers 359 S. Main Street Burlington, N.C. Phone 226-5106 253 FOSTER SHOE COMEANY BURLINGTON AUTO PARTS INC. Since 1889 Free Teletype Service 132 E. Davis Street Body Parts — New Used Burlington, N.C. Mechanical Parts Hi Performance Parts Road Service Compliments of Cum-Park Shell Service Emil Cortes Steak House Minor Repairs Tune Ups, and Restaurant Brakes, Mufflers, Tires, Batteries, etc. Holiday Inn 2178N. Church Phone 226-8635 254 ROCTAB BARBER SHOP Two Locations, Cum Park and Holly Hill Mall Hubert Norris Carl Siler Bobby Gray Gary Carden Vernon Hilliard Don Inman Larry Ashley Edgar Byrd “Wear it long but let us shape it.” Styling, Straightening, Coloring, Razor, and Regular Cuts Cum Park Plaza Shopping Center 228-7020 Holly Hill Mall 255 584-9111 Best Wishes to Cummings first graduating class!! R.E. Boone Laundry H. K. Bootery, Inc. Cleaners 111 W. Davis St. Burlington, N.C. ea ee ht Always the latest in fashion for young Burlington, N.C. Ladies Gentlemen JC Penney Huey Seafood The values are here every day. 458-460 S. Main St. i35 NeCanuch Burlington, N.C. Phone 226-4464 JEFFREYS PAINT PAPER COMPANY Distributors Cor Church caRutinests: 226-6246 Burlington, N.C. a gama i : em, a awe Ue 256 HAW RIVER REXALL DRUG, INC. Highway 49 North at 70A Haw River, N.C. Phone: 578-0202 Maintenance Me oa MOOREFIELD FLORIST 138 E. Front Phone 227-2017 chanic Data Machine Operator MANUFACTURING PLANTS—Cliffside, Forest City, Gibsonville, Greense boro, Haw River, Henrietta, Hillsborough, Pineville, Reidsville, Salisbury, North Carolina; Carlisle, Cheraw, Greenville, Walhalla, Whitmire, South Carolina. EXECUTIVE OFFICES Greensboro, N. C. Skid’s Drive In Boston Cleaners Laundry 1610 North Church Street Burlington Four Locations to Serve Phone: 228-9448 You Better Wilco Service Station For Your Real Estate Needs Call Nick Collins 1407 Maple Avenue Commercial Business Phone: 228-9395 Phone: 228-7195 Bill Dennis Union Service 2176 North Church Street Burlington, North Carolina 40,000 Mile Warraniy on Brake Work Bill Dennis Phone Owner 228-9478 258 Best Wishes to the Senior Class CAS aes Music Company City Park Concessions Everything Musical BUriInetOMeN. @1272.5 00D “DIRTY HARRY Burlington, N.C. 259 ESQUIRE Socks J'Ffies Xnterwoven Supp-hose Bashers, BIRDWICK MOoJUD KAYSER oe S. pret KAYSER-ROTH HOSIERY COMPANY, INC. For 47 years we have been meeting the challenge of the future. This has seen us advance from the position of distributor in 1925 to that of being one of the world’s largest manufacturers of hosiery for men, women, and children, today. As we continue to build for the future, you are encouraged to inquire into the opportunity of building your future with us. Supp-hose STOCKINGS PANTY HOSE _KAYSER-ROTH HOSIERY COMPANY, Inc. “Like Home Cooking’”’ A DIVISION OF KAYSER-ROTH CORPORATION NORTH CAROLINA King Cole Supermarket 632 Rauhut Street and King Cole Market 702 Alamance Road Riverside Cafe Serving Meals All Day for You Dun-Coley Our Dining Hall Agency, Inc. Will Seat 100 People 205 W. Webb Ave. — Box 2378 Burlington, N.C. 27215 260 Men's and Student’s Wear CURRIN HAY 117 West Davis Street Burlington, N.C. 27215 Telephone: 226-3222 BuinglingtonwNeC: 261 Best Wishes Class of ’72 MIRACLE MAID the ultimate dimension in cookware Elige Greer 126 Rolling Rd. Burlington, N. C. Phone: 226-4889 CLAPP BROTHERS FURNITURE COMPANY, Inc. Complete Home Furnishers and Norge Appliances 133 E. Davis Street Telephone 226-2113 Charles Wade Burlington, N.C. COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 825 South Main Burlington, N.C. Ralph’s Charcoal Koury’s Hamburgers Where Smart Women and Teens Shop 1833 South Church Street D Burlington, N.C. owntown Burlington Phone: 226-8602 In Burlington and Alamance County Roses is the place to shop 262 mbAN eS Park Theatre Men’s and Ladies’ Apparel Mason's Plaza Court Square Burlington, N.C. GrailatnnN eC: Hine SALES CO. INC: Big Jim’s Television and Appliance Center Burlinston, No C. SOMERS Piola) nKOMWISie SEA FOOD Fresh Seafood Cafeteria Lunch, Mon. thru Fri. Breakfast Regular Menu — Anytime Take-out Orders — Phone 228-8377 1233 W. Webb Ave. Burlington, N.C. 263 Mortons Draperies Dr. K. L. Ketchum Graham Furniture Mart Newlin Hardware Mr. Mrs. B. J. Williams Carolina Sandwich Shop PATRONS Eckerd’s Drug Mr. Mrs. James C. Lockamy Blalock A-1 Cleaners Din Awe EIIMNStOnes ts Biller’s Jewelers Television Company, Cable Vision | would like to thank personally each merchant and sponsor who contributed financially to the 1972 Nulli Secundus. Without your support, this book could not have been published. Since ours is a relatively new school in the area, it is especially gratifying to note the in- creased participation of the community in our project. We urge our readers to support the businesses advertised in this book. We also solicit everyone’s continued support for Cummings High School. On behalf of the entire business staff of the 1972 Nulli Secundus, | thank you again for the cooperation you gave us. Cindy Williams Business Manager 265 Preparation of the annual this year proved to be a tremendous challenge for the staff members. We began the year blindly unaware of the amount of work that is needed to produce a good annual. The key was working together as a team toward the goal of capturing the mood of Cummings High School, 1971-72. Many people whose names do not appear on these pages gave their time and, most of all, their interest in the spirit of ‘‘l care’, participating on both the business and layout staffs. Special recognition should be paid to Mr. Richard Smith, Mr. Tom Jenrette, Mrs. Aileene Richards, and Rita Long for their time and effort put into the annual towards making it a Success. But, without the student body of Cummings High School there would be no faces to fill the pages, no personalities to reflect, no fantasies to become reality. Hopefully you will enjoy this second volume of the Nulli Secundus and number it among your treasures as a book of the heart. ra. Sara Greer Editor 266 Spirited Staff Assembles Annual Sara Greer — Editor Cindy Williams — Business Manager Wendy Black Pam Caviness Peggy Sykes Steve Bennett Lindy Poole Debbie Collins Rita Long Susan Gross John Benson — Artist Buddy Mills — Artist 267 ee uJ a — aA i | - aa [a4 ae = = SPACE IN THE LIVES MY FRIENDS ... IS A OF Y PUBLIC LIBRARIES {|| | WTI 7631 0091 014 213 iS aie bolelelerel fi) Tapes. 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