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

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1973 volume:

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Z Ce one 3 eee Be te aaa ahs ar) pe oe CS gs: Bl ei AW ao Mat, IP PUTA ) Cake inet han ore Pate herd Hugh M. Cummings High School 1973 Nulli Secundus Second to None Volume III Burlington, N.C. Contents INTFOGUCTION.. ..5...cceeceecoeseceseoncdase siosaunad Student Life.) .0.008 ea 16 Clubs and Organizations............... 100 id =f] 0] | seaene reer miseas i catenin Sort ieee boO IAS oii vn ccoksd eicscel avehcegsedetsceoaneaneyane net ZO CLOSING: ca c.sacssersess snteanearedise camels t95 tid “a i 4. The long summer days were being swept away by the cool autumn wind that moved in the night whis- pering quietly to me, “The easy time is gone and September is here.” And the green turned gold and red and brown, and I, too, changed as the coolness turned cold. Winter caught me unaware and taught me to search for more than warmth or an end to hunger, and | remembered summer days like a faded photograph in a dusty album. The long winter nights crept slug- gishly toward spring, and spring was hope, a spot of green in a field of brown, a touch of a smile in this place of tears. Spring warmed the blood of even the rocks, and the days were stretched and warmed like skin in the sun: Heat, wind, snowflake, night and the cycle was complete; the merry-go-round of season whined like words from a poet long dead and now revived, stopping. briefly to be heard and then moving into the night on a soft summer breeze when | am alive and searching: We shall not cease from exploration And the end of all our exploring Will be to arrive where we started And know the place for the first - time. alon wu, TEMA not knowing where we were going. ie, phantttest iF aoee gia With new eyes we saw we were being led into the future. | Suddenly we felt the waves of change. — — = = OS SSSSSSSSS== = == ———— — SSS ——_—_————— SSS = = = === —= = = = = = ———S SEB h= EnBnh™ E™� ™B5S=SBNSSSSS| E Ss — = = SSS —— — SSae8 Se = SS ESBS ——— —— =e ——————- —$— ESS —S==x a —— SE eee ee : ESSER Sas —$SSSSSSS es ———————— ————— =—= Ht | I. jl | Y ———————_—SSSSSSSSSSZZZ= ——S— Se —_—_——SS==_ Sass == SSS = ————SSSS — a SSSSSSSSSSHHHSSSSSQ]EESES= SaaS === = SS | qh } i i | HN | | | WN MK i Ml) i, | | _ aS SF Poo and found ourselves together. We were born into predestination. The stage was set and the people were cast. We finally realized that we should be thankful for a chance. Be not sorrowful that the end is near, but be thankful that there was a beginning. . . . We remember the beginning, The Spring. , It starts early with—months of planning Fund raising—Themes— Decorations—Food— And then the reality hits you, It’s tonight! The Junior-Senior Prom. Your nerves go on edge and Your stomach gets heavy. You arrive—An what was is no more. The halls of learning are transformed. It’s like a dream world—and the Everyday people aren’t everyday, Not tonight! Then it is over And somehow you know that all the Work was worth it. And you had the “Embers” And a beautiful night to savor. 17 MY FAIR LADY On April 11, 12, and 13 the con- cert choir presented the hit Broadway Musical, “My Fair Lady”, at the Park Theater. The many hours of hard work, from January until April, proved to be worthwhile on opening night. Everyone reviewed the musical as being of superior qu ality and supported their feelings by filling the theater every night. Most of the credit for the suc- cess of “My Fair Lady” goes to the director, Mr. Tom Jenrette, who worked as hard, if not harder, than any of the cast. 19 BASEBALL 1972—THIS WAS OUR YEAR—CITY—COUNTY CHAMPIONS. Barry Smith—Most Valuable Player—City—County Tournament 1972. 20 eee 21 Graduation—1972 22 Somewhere in the building there are ghosts. They laugh, shake hands, clutch diplomas, and here and there they cry. Joy or sadness? Probably both. And if one listens close enough, he can still hear them shuffling out the gym door for the last time, as students: laugh- ing, clutching, crying. Where are those moments | threw away; moments growing to years and where am I? Music calls me back again and | am here seeking, listening, looking. And like a wave that returns persistantly on, those new ghosts return for one more year, life defying death, energy moving apathy. An old teacher stands in his door shaking his head and mumbling to no one in particular, “It’s just not fair, is it? | keep getting older and they stay the same.” Try to stop a wave. Try to stop a wave. Try to stop a wave. It will return, return. Accept it or drown: Ghosts come in waves. 23 PP meme” 25 To Complete the Beginning of the Year—Our First Football Game— Cummings vs Graham Monday was the start of a week’s excitement, Nothing but fun on schedule. A never ending display of childhood antics, A sucker to lick on and a hat to wear. The excitement showed in students’ faces As they witnessed a bonfire on a chilly Thursday night. Blue and Gold—our colors, our school, and our week. 28 29 HOMECOMING Although the night was cold, a homecoming spirit warmed the air. The stadium was filled with the sounds of happiness, Honoring our first homecoming complete with alumni. The excitement held out through the half- time activities centering around the crowning of the Queen. And the night was completed with the satisfaction of success. 30 Sophomore attendant, Beverly Hinshaw; Sophomore attendant, Linda Pinnix; escort, escort, Mike Allison Antonio Timmons Sophomore attendant, Shelia Boswell; es- Junior attendant, Lynn Walker; cort, Mark Clapp escort, Gary Parrish Junior attendant, Cathy Dixon; Junior attendant, Myra Walker; escort, Anthony Moore escort, Ronnie Wall 31 Senior attendant,Lynn Webster; Senior attendant, Elean Teel; escort, Chuck Parker escort, Harold James 1973 HOMECOMING QUEEN Miss Cindy Thompson Senior attendant, Cindy Thompson; Cindy Thompson was crowned Homecoming Queen during half-time ac- escort, Jimmy Scott tivities by her escort, Jimmy Scott. 32 RVI oe A win over Eastern set the pace for a homecoming dance following the game. Music by “Five Miles Out” provided the entertainment for which the Cavaliers celebrated their victory. A fitting end to a fulfilling day. 33 34 Team’s Getting Ready, The Spirit is Rising, Sports are an important part of any high school’s activities. But before you can field teams, you must have student participation and hard work. Sports foster a better rela- tionship between people, and sports activi- ties teach self-respect and discipline. and then... . i : { x eo, } 35 Our First Win! Morehead 36 37 38 J.V. Football 39 40 41 - The new auditorium was under con- struction last year. It took its form and its place on the campus. Now, near completion, it is a part of CHS. es ce Pn Ps 42 43 Cummings-Williams Cross Country Meet {@ ¥, ® Chief 44 a ala i soci lt A, 45 Works Toward the Development of the Program tor CHS Our Faculty 46 47 BSS 48 49 50 51 A Break from Class . . . Entertainment Provided by The Chamber Singers 52 53 SAN LOM. SLRS erin Neer PREC CT. i sqeorerne satan cots 58 On December 15 and 16, the Junior Class sponsored a talent show to help raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom. The theme of the show was, “Hee Haw.” The performances were a great tribute to Mr. Bell, who was the adviser. 59 60 61 Cummings vs High Point Andrews 62 USEC ENE rete 63 64 4 4 @ National Honor Society Induction eewyges Row 1: Left to right—Ella Catoe, Mary Comer, Camille Radford, Charlene Morse, Jan Hearne, Debbie Cross, Harriet Jolly, Cindy Suggs. Row 2— Deborah Duncan, Debbie Leach, Jessie Ridenhour, Myra Walker, Beth White, Susan Beal, Pat Jones, Susan Bridges, Brenda Stutts, Donna Wrenn. Row 3—Jean Gentry, Beth Hamilton, Stephanie Shaw, Rita Hobby, David Parker, Cathy Rudd, Debra Brown, Bonnie Pryce, Cheryl Lee. Row 4—Debbie Kelly, Randy Smith, Chris Christopher, Marc Howard, Carolyn Moore, Patricia Wiggs, Debbie Moore, Vickie Barbour. Row 5— Alan Graham, Jeff Haney, Mike Nicks, David Barnhardt, Chip Kirkland, Tim Silver, Ray Warren, Beverly Suggs, Wynell Wall, Steve Jones, Marvin Rogers. Not pictured: Donna Compton. Holiday Classics ings vs Graham Cumm 70 Cummings vs Southern 71 Le he GE _ nomena totes ON ey iesoecoeon figs i Ne ian tie te aan a 72 73 74 75 76 Mesese 78 Wrestling Williams Western Reynolds Orange County Western Tournament Graham Williams Morehead Reidsville Andrews Morehead Reidsville Andrews Graham Basketball Nov. 58 Western Nov. 24 CHS 51 Smith Nov. CHS 48 Western Dec. CHS 41 Williams Dec. CHS 59 New Hanover Dec. CHS 79 Reynolds CHS 60 George Washington March 20 CHS, Grimsley, Williams March 23 CHS, N. Forsyth, Reidsville CHS 53 Smith we oo March 30 Morehead, CHS, Andrews CHS 65 Graham ) co . 8 April 3 CHS, H. P. Central, Smith CHS 73 Southern e : ‘ 1 ND April 7 Mid-South Relays CHS Graham a : April 13 City-County CHS 55 Williams i ‘ April 18 CHS, Dudley, W. Forsyth CHS Reidsville } : eae April 27 Conference Meet CHS H. P. Central ae Fe ae os May 3 Non-Qualifiers Meet CHS H. P. Andrews : : y May 4 Sectionals CHS George I ae May 11 Regionals UNE z ORE: ee 18 State Meet CHS 62 Morehead er ae ware CHS Reidsville CHS H. P. Andrews CHS Graham 14 CHS H. P. Central 16 CHS Morehead 82 Football Sept. 1 CHS 8 Graham 21 Spet. 8 CHS 6 Williams 27 Date Pure pepo O° Western April 9 District Meet Andrews ee 28 Morehead ° April 12 District Meet Morehead Sept. 29 CHS 13 ee hincen fe Ay ee a i April 16 District Meet Reidsville CO GECHS) 0. HP. Andrews 33 ; April 26 District Meet Cummings Oct. 13 CHS 21 Eastern 8 : ' May 3 Conference Meet Cummings Oct. 20 CHS 0 Smith 42 | MVE SU BSUS GN Oct. 27 CHS 0 Reynolds 46 : = ; . May 14-15State Tournament Chapel Hill Nov. 2 CHS 0 Reidsville 43 on Baseball Reidsville Andrews Morehead Reidsville Andrews Morehead Reidsville Andrews Morehead Reidsville Andrews Morehead 83 Varsity Football oF Left to right: Row 1—Mike Hale, Adrian Degraffinreaidt, Freddy Walker, Mike Page, Terry Stokes, Dennis Gant, Steve Bateman, Mike Terrell, Jerry Glass, Angelo Graves. Row 2—Kent Gammon, Andy Brewer, Phil Barton, Russ Everett, Minor Bostick, Tommy Bray, Dike Day, David Brown, Greg Curry, Steve Evans, Randy Hodge, Ben Walker. Row 3—Dwight Enoch, Raymond Jones, Larry Glass, Jay Isley, Gordon Phillips, James Andrews, Barry Oakes, Thomas Turner, Steve Brooks, Dean Caldwell, Boyd Atkins, Rickey Hunter. Row 4—Alan Graham, Randy Sutton, leff Petty, Barry Smith, Chester Cheek, Chip Rhodes, Scott Mitchell, Gene Perry, Tim Martin, Bill Snyder. 84 Barry Smith (Captain), Art Claar (Head Coach). Centers. Left to right: David Brown, Ricky Hunter, Andy Brewer. Seniors. Left to right: Row 1—Ben Walker, Larry Glass, Chester Cheek, Freddy Walker, Andy Brewer, Dean Caldwell. Row 2—Raymond Jones, Mike Terrell, Kent Gammon, Russ Everett, Gordon Phillips, Phil Barton. Row 3—Gene Perry, Jeff Petty, Barry Smith, Chip Rhodes, Ricky Hunter. Quarterbacks. Left to right: Jeff Petty, Steve Bateman, Gene Perry. 85 86 Halfbacks. Left to right: Row 1—Mike Terrell, Ben Walker, Larry Glass, Freddy Walker, Mike Page. Row 2—Terry Stokes, Raymond Jones, Mike Hale, Randy Hodge, Barry Oakes, Adrian Degraffinreaidt. 4 oy eke Pe Mes a Ends. Left to right: Row 1—Steve Evans, Jerry Glass, Dike Daye, Bill Snyder. Row 2—Dennis Gant, Steve Brooks, Barry Smith, Greg Curry, Dwight Enoch. wee ; heek, Al Guards. Left to right: Row 1—Kent Gammon, Gordon Phillips, Minor Bostick. Row 2—Russ Everett, Dean Caldwell, Chester Chee an Graham, Tommy Bray. 87 Coach Claar, Head Varsity Football Coach OR, Zi “es Coach Kennington, Varsity Football Coach Coach Robinson, Varsity Football Coach 88 ).V. Football Left to right: Row 1—Alvis Glass, Alan Stewart, Ray Martin, Don Chandler, Kevin Williams, Mike Pettigrew, Wallace Turner. Row 2— Quince Stanford, Bobby Vernon, Keith Crabtree, Kelly Williams, Steve Johnston, Jimmy Graham, Keith Dunavant. Row 3—Steve Huffman, Lenny Wegwart, Eddie Thomas, Dale Alan, Johnny Snyder, Robbie Walker, Dean Conklin, Sammy Black, Steve Nall. Coach Mensch, Head JV Football Coach. Coach Bleiberg, Assistant JV Football Coach. 89 90 Varsity Basketball Varsity Players: Left to right—Jimmy Scott, Johnny Alston, Mike Allison, Jerry Glass, Jimmy Johnson, Rickey Haith, Jeff Petty, Barry Smith, John Rippy, Stan Chambers, Mel Aldridge, Greg Curry, Robbie Conklin, Mike Alston, Ronnie Wall. Jerry Woodside, Head Coach; Barry Smith, Captain. ue Seniors: Left to right—Rickey Haith, Robbie Conklin, Bobby Miller, Stan Chambers, Barry Smith, Jeff Petty, John Rippy, Mel Aldridge, Jimmy Scott. 91 Track 72-73 Back row: Left to right—Sgt. Berggren, Kenneth Westbrook, Kenneth Martin, Steve Brooks, Bil Synder, Mike Pettigrew, Terry Brown, Barry Oakes, Phil Harris, Coach Richard Smith. Front row—Wayne Bumgarner, Terry Edwards, Terry Steagall, Terry Bundy, Dale Allen, Russell Haynes, Cross-Country 72-73 4 Back row: Left to right—Sgt. Berggren, Danny Butler, John Rippy, James Wood, Coach Richard Smith. Middle row: Wayne Bumgarner, Barry Oakes, Marty Wase, Gary Foster. Bottom row: Kenneth Westbrook, Terry Brown, George Bakatsais. 95 Left to right: Mark Clapp, Jimmy Scott, Mike Allison, Ricky Hunter, Bobby Loy, Col. Hughes (Coach), Mike Allen, David Ramey, Ray Warren, Tony Harris, Jody Curry, (not pictured) Bobby Miller. restling Left to right: Row 1—Wilbur Martin, Freddy Walker, Chuck Parker, Mark Hall (Captain), Mike McGinnis (Captain), Bill Martin (Captain), Keith Harrell (Captain), Joe Lapan, Kevin Patterson, Kevin Harrell. Row 2—Phil Barton, George Coleman, Jimmy Graham, David Shackleton, Mike Pittard, Alan Graham, David Brown, Mike Harrington, Tim Staley. Row 3—Roger Thorne, Alan Stewart, David Ward, Kelly Williams, Randy Sutton, Marsha Hurley, Eddie Thomas, Mike Pettigrew, Steve Huffman, Frank Norris, Frank Mensch (Coach). oil a eal winrnm 97 98 Girls Tennis Back row: Coach Vines. Front row: Left to right—Catherine Keziah, Debra Duncan, Mitzi Warren, Kathy Fletcher, Delronda Cauble, Lynn Dixon. SAINANDY Rae oe O. y LEROY ae SX - . : — 7g Oe ee EIEN SS SN — y EO Se Z LSS A q : � Wis BEeeeeee 'B verly Hinshaw, Rhonda Warren, Vanessa Griffis ESL. yy T ne Tar rough, Darle Lynn Hogan, | Yarb lla Beasley, Prisci Teresa Macomson, Sherry Bottom Left to right: Pr Nancy Jones, mB BU a Student Government Association ald Nixon, Susan Harris, Linda Pinnix, Jimmy Westmoreland, Deborah Long, Keith Harrell, Robin Poteat. Stand- Mcintyre, Lynette Bowden, Kirk Puckett, Mrs. Paschal (Advisor), Mr. Cook (Advisor), Veronica Joyner, Shelia aes eer geese wore. sere jee g ot 1 ER age aon 4 ee FER BS he . Left to right: Standing—Harold James, Mike McGinnis, Bo Adams, Terry Stokes, Steve Petty. Sitting—Mrs. LeGette (Advisor), _Donetta Shaw, Vanessa Griffis, Kelly Frazier, Mrs. Poteat (Advisor). ee Ae oF oO pe De ie Brown, L le, He Karen Pops Gre BO inshaw, Debbi 7 oe a eld, Linda Pi |, Beverly Hin: a Bonita B LA ickie Watson, Corkey Barbour, . zola Miles. Row 7—A _ Donna Comwell, Shelia Boswel 2 WW yo Kazola. Darrell Warren, She nda Warren, ie Ray ; z | Barnwell Will licks, Row 3—Rho ike Ni Susie Wright, Vi Renee Troup, ‘ow 6—Beli Susan Faucette, Cook tine White, Christopher. « (Advisor) Row 6—Bel Row 9— ie Shaw, Mr. A, Jenny Parks. mesti ris 4—Gary Parrish, Steve Huffman. Row 2—M Row 1 in, ill M. ht: Bill Marti Garrison, Left to Kenneth Scoggins, irginia Vanessa G Shel Hogan, riffis, E ia Alston, Ch Carolyn Moore, Vi Concert Choir Shelia Alston, Robin Bozeman, Linda Enoch, Angela Flinchum, Denise Floyd, Kay Gallimore, Virginia Garrison, Pam Hogan, Cindy Johnson, Carolyn Long, Donna Robertson, Denise Sawyer, Bonnie Simons, Rose Thorne, Winona Thornberg, Debbie Veix, Bonnie Wilson, Debbie Winkler, Gloria Gray, Laurie Adams, Ronda Baker, Sharon Bristow, Phyllis Day, Vickie Garland, Beth Hamilton, Pat Hamilton, Rita Hobby, Gail Hogan, Harriet Jolly, Debbie Kelly, Sarah Lee, Joyce Lynch, Lorene Turner, Nancy Parham, Jenny Parks, Eleanor Scott, Lael Walter, Melanie Walker, Myra Walker, Sandra Ward, Nita Waugh, Beth White, Toni White, Doriss Badgett, Robert Cratch, Darrell Fitch, Wayne Lee, Robin Poteat, David Ramey, Jimmy Riddle, Paul Smith, Tommy Swinney, Marty Wase, Denise Winburn, Mel Aldridge, Cliff Adams, Mike Allison, Ronnie Brincefield, Mike Gilliam, Buster Harrison, Mike Hartley, Marc Howard, Ricky Hunter, Jay Isley, Tim Jones, Carlton Jordan, Eric Lassiter, Alan Miller, Gary Overman, Gary Parrish (President), Kevin Patterson, Jeff Petty, Gordon Phillips, Chip Rhodes, Barry Smith, James Walker, Ray Warren, Tommy Wilson, Terry Stokes. Edward Caldwell Director Cathy Amette, Annette Arnold, Susan Bridgeman, Ellen Burriss, Kathy Bryant, Janell Burnette, Karen Baulding, Donna Burgess, Brenda Brantley, Helen Burnette, Anita Jo Dix, Cathy Dollins, Ellen Denny, Sharon Fitch, Susan Faucette, Myra Goins, Joni Bar- bour, Beverly Hinshaw, Debbie King, Eliza McColun, Teresa Macomson, Cathi Parker, Karen Perry, Debbie Pryce, Susan Piper, Karen Robertson, Michelle Rogers, Denise Shaw, Gail Shoffner, Carolyn Smith, Shari Steagall, Diane Smith, Melanie Thompson, Cheryl Thurman, Darlene Tarlton, Andrea Temple, Susan Richey, Dorothy Wilson, Darlene Wells, Cora Walker, Stephanie Wilker- son, Meleah Williamson, June Woody. Cindy Thompson, Dixey — Mitzi Long. Row 5—Bill fae . ce é : A LS S ae oe ae Ze aes ee a a C COO Wiis, S Sj oes DS pee x NG — ZR aS a ) Seer ye disriee wow WG aps . Dollin avid a = ony ing Te nent tow 2 us [4 Rk Kneel ey, -Betty Min ca t to illips. Left Ph Left to right ing— ; fambers, is Ellen sykes, Dale Ph llips, David Parker, Kelly Fra Stephanie Shaw, Valerie Mcintyre, Jessie Ridenhour, Martha Jo Story, Phyllis Collee Hende: on, Betty Mincey, Susan Parton, Tina Kincaid, Marla Covington, Kaye am, an MePhenon, Jimmy Huffman, David n, Kore Vincent, Ronald eee Tommy Vekiey: Sandra Chrisman, S$: sor), Chuck Parker, oni Karen Paro Left to right: Row 1—Priscilla Tinnin, Elaine Jeffries, Doretha Foster, Angela Flinchum, Cathy Florence, Glenda Sellars, Faye Yellock. Row 2— Gloria Gray, Joni Berry, Cheryl Foster, Sharon Bristow, Carolyn Baker, Glenda Cox, Anita Boggs, Karen Shatterley, Dorothy Wilson, Row 3— Mrs. Range (Advisor), Danny Raper, Antonia Timmons, James Daye, Russell Guthrie, David Johnson, Wilbur Martin, Sherry Yarbrough, Sherry Kime, Brenda Hines, Pat Adair, Jo Nell Aldridge. IG , Karen Robertson, Kathy Parker, Vickie’ Mcintyre, Brenda Brantley, Donna Burgess, Diane Chuck Parker, Keith Harrell, Debbie Winkler, Susan Harris, Denise Floyd, Bonnie Barker, Marylin Rudd, Belinda Oakley, Denise Smith, Peasy Cree Grose Dixon, Co Cathy Rudd, Barbara Robbins, Wynell Wall, daly le Che file, Vickie Taylo lips, Patsy Jones, Mrs. Stone (Advisor) Health : ccupations Donna Crutchfield, Terry Saul, Pam Crawford, Daisy Wiley, Sara Owen, Pat Adair, JoNe dridge, Phyllis Vance, Bagel ees oa Brown. Left to right: Row 1 Ike Hawkins, ines Andrews, Debbie Brown, Larry Foster Row 2—Jay Gammon, James Thacker, Billy Phillips, Den- nis Lapan, Mike Hale. Row 3—Johnny Alston, Tim Martin, Angelo Graves, Mike Alston, Adrian Degraffinreidt, Twig Corbett, David Brown, irae: Vincent. _ Left to right: Mary Cook, Shelia Anderson, _ Rhonda Bush, Sharon Chrisp . Left to right: Nettie Wilson, Ronald Nixon, Cindy Suggs, Beverly Warren, Shelia Black, Janice McCollum, Carolyn Baker, Susan Bridges, Deborah Long, Ronda Johnson, Donna Mills, Norma Barnwell. ty 2 —_. és re 3 san Parton, Betty Mincey, Virginia Garrison, Gross, Dennis Ward, Bill Wyrick, Jayme see Debbie Kelly, la ‘5. hi Monogram Clu Brewer, Raymond Jones, “Jimmy Westmoreland, Kent Gammon, Mike pees Jimmy Sc Knighten, Ricky Haith, Adrian Degraffinreidt, Fred Walker, Johnny Alston, Flip Turner, Jerry Glass, Bill Martin, Kevin Harrell, Mike Terrell, Blai Roach, Randy Sutton, Buddy Garrison, Boyd Atkins, Lenny Wegwart, Tim Martin, Robbie Walker, Steve Patty, Barry Oakes, Dean Lapan, Johnny Eubanks, Russ Everett, James Griffeth, David Brown, Marty Wase, Jeff Petty, Stan Chambers, Jay Isley, Terry Stokes, Mark Cornwall, Dean Cal- dwell, David Dollins, John Rippy, Phil Burton, Kevin Patterson, Alan Graham, Kenny Darrell Joyner, Joe Lapan, George Bakatsias, Barry Smith, Mel | sled sehueniaaeme ee Left to right: Larry Glass, Carole Cooper, Joe Lapan, Sherman Fuller, Vickie Griggs, Linda Hilton, Teresa Troup, Jimmy Terrell, Libby Wrenn, Marsha Davis, Linda Thompson, Pau! Taylor, Ron Howard, Bernard Curry, William Caldwell, Gary Howard, Debbie Pinnix, Teresa Stubbs, Deb- bie Stadler, Willie VanHook, Juanita Ratliff, Chuck Hayes, Mr. Ron Bell (Advisor). s 2 Custodians © Janitors: Mr. John vey, Mr. Re ae ee oe - ROTC Basketball Team: Left to right: Kenny Taylor, Sammy McKinney, Joel Cadet Officers: Left to right: James Simons, Ronnie Warren, Bill Wright, oe, Emanuel ass a ewan Alvis Glass. Steve Jones, David Ramey, Alan Dixon, Barry Oakes, Glenn Westbrook, . Rick Demos, Randy Smith. . inda Barnwell, Chuck Parker, Mrs. McPherson (Advisor), Tim Scoggins, Bonnie Parker. Left to right: Mr. Walker (Conductor), Angela Flinchum, Sammy Black, Rachel Jones, Cind (Pianist). oo y Holt, Lisa Martin, Willie Thompson, Janet Hayes ‘Left to right: Veronica Joyner (Business Manager), Mrs. Stout (Business pecdoal! Martha Jo Story (Co-Business Left to right: Karen Brewer, Linda Bailey, Lynette Bowden, Harriet Jolly, Teresa Johnson, Anita Waugh, Ronald Nixon. BOARD OF EDUCATION Sitting: Dr. W. C. Shanks, Jr., Edgar Dameron, Walter Cooper, Dr. W. D. Rippy. Standing: Jack G. Watts, Wade Lowe, C. Vincent Long, Jr. Dr. Brank Proffitt, Superintendent of Burlington City Schools Mr. Harvey Newlin, Asst. Superintendent for Operations Mr. J. A. Freeman, Principal Mr. Larry Briggs, Asst. Principal Mrs. Diane Parker, Secretary Mrs. Pat McIntyre, Secretary 133 134 Mrs. Evelyn Anderson Art 1, Il Ronald Bell Industrial Cooperative Training Sgt. Lennart Berggren ROTC Paul Bleiberg Journalism, Spanish |, II Mrs. Gertrude Bradford Economics, Law, Psychology Mrs. Margaret Brady Home Economics, Family Life | Miss Elizabeth Buck Advanced Biology, Biology Edward Caldwell Drama, Speech, Girls Chorus, Concert Choir, Music Theory Arliss Claar Sociology, World Affairs, Law Hobart Cook Chemistry, Physics, Algebra | Mrs. Vera Davis Health Occupations |, II Mrs. Helen W. Evans Typing II, Accounting | Thomas Faust Drafting |, Il, HII Miss Harriet Funk French I, Il, Ill, IV, V Miss Rachel Gidney Physical Education | William Griffin Basic Composition, World Cultures, Short Story, Mass Media, Mythology, Sociology Dean Hall Band Mrs. Nancy Hardee Applied Math, Algebra | 135 Mrs. Suzan Lee Joyner Mrs. Alice Helen Hinton Mrs. ies I, English II Human Construction ing Clothi y Family Life istant Library Ass v6 =o GGA gs S68 cVU Yo ov Is és =O c fe) cs 2S oo 5 £9 Ld o 2 istr Samuel Kenn ibut D Henry Hughes I. ROTC I, Il Co Marion Maynard ing Laboratory Mrs Mrs. Linda Lee 1es fon . Janet Jeffr Basic Educat Mrs Read ish Engl , Humanities II, Il 136 Mrs. Cindy McClintock Humanities |, World Cultures Fred McCoy Bricklaying 1, II Mrs. Arlene Mcintyre Typing |, Shorthand | Mrs. Chloe McPherson Algebra Il, Consumer Math Wayne Mensch Biology, Physical Education Raymond Pack Carpentry |, II Jimmy Parks Data Processing Mrs. Helen Paschal English II Miss Louise Pender Myths Legends, Business Communica- tions II 137 Mrs. Hazel Poteat Guidance Counselor Kenneth Qurnell Driver Education Mrs. Dorothy Range Bible 138 Mrs. Aileene Richards Afro-American History, Humanities II, III Frank Robinson Geometry, Applied Math Michael Slaughter Basic Composition, Mass Media, Short Story Richard Smith Business Communications 1, Advanced Composition, Mass Media, Creative Writing Charles Stafford Electronics |, Il Mrs. Gaynell Stone Cooperative Office Occupations, Office Practice and Machines Mrs. Rachel Stout Trigonometry, Geometry, ECCP Ronald Vines Biology Scott Walker Orchestra John Whitaker Farrell Wilson Auto Mechanics Graphics I, II Mrs. Debra White Jerry Woodside Spanish Il, Ill, IV, V Physical Education |, Il; Biology Miss Gay Williams Librarian 139 Senior High, a new challenge, A challenge to prove our- selves as young adults. We came with open minds eager to experience new adventures. We end this year with the knowledge of having been a part of the great C.H.S. Sophomore Class Officers: co-chairmen, Angela Brown, Ronnie Wall; secretary-treasurer, Teresa Macomson Steve Adams Susan Agner David Aldridge Dale Allen Mark Andrews Kathy Arnette Annette Armold Carolyn Ashe George Bakatsias Mike Baker Joni Barbour Donna Barham Priscilla Beasley Buddy Bennett Deborah Berry Bill Bishop 140 Sammy Black Randy Blackstock Shelia Boswell Sheree Bradshaw Phillip Brantley Susan Bridgeman Elaine Bridges Janet Briggs Vickie Brooks Angela Brown Barbara Brown Teresa Brown Kathy Bryant Donna Burgess Janell Burnette Patty Burney Ellen Burriss Diane Busick Randall Byrd Debrhonda Cauble Don Chandler Karen Cheek Sandra Chrismon Mark Clapp Cathy Coe George Coleman Dean Conklin Donna Cornwell Glenda Cox Keith Crabtree Gary Crawley John Crutchfield Jody Currie Michael Daniels Preston Davis 141 Steve Deaton Ellen Denny Judy Dezearne Lester Dixon Randy Doggett James Dollar Cathy Dollins Gail Dryden Keith Dunevant Katrina Dunn Terry Edwards Justine Evans Janice Faucette Vanessa Faucette Charles Ferguson Sharon Fiteh Linda Fleming Kathy Fletcher James Flinchum Cindy Foushee Mark Fox Renee Fulcher Billie Garrison Debbie Gerringer Myra Goins James Graham Denise Graves Mickey Griffin Debra Guthrie Tony Gutierrez Becky Hamilton Robin Harris Tony Harris Cathy Hart Russell Haynes 142 Mark Hearne Beverly Hinshaw Vicki Horton Cynthia Hudgins Ronald Hudson Vickie Hudson Steve Huffman Bo Jackson Luke James Teresa Jenkins George Johnson Jimmy Johnson Linda Johnson Timothy Johnson 143 Steve Johnston Marian Jones Martha Jones Nancy Jones Sylvia Jones Darrell Joyner Donald Joyner Joe Key Kathryn Keziah Deborah King Debbie Knighten Debra Lackey Sherrie Lassiter Shelia Lawson Joey Lea Wanda Leath Steve Leonard Laura Lewis Kim Light Dixie Lindsay Constance Loftis Debbie Long Jeanie Long Tommy Long Greg Lovell Teresa Macomson Teresa Madden Cheryl Mann Mike Mann Kenneth Martin Cynthia May Elaine Maynard Elisa McCollum Melanie McCorkle Debra McCullock Lamont McDonald Ronda McDowell Vickie Mcintyre Samuel McKinney Michael McNair Richard Metcalf Mark Montgomery Buff Morgan Laura Moricle Steve Nall Tim Nicholson Donzella Norman Beth Norris Frank Norris 145 Dianne Osborne Gary Overman Cathi Parker Greg Partin Karen Parton Shawn Patterson Steve Patty Joretta Pennix Donna Perry Karen Perry Ricky Perry Mike Pettigrew Linda Pinnix Susan Piper Mike Pittard Robin Poteat Debra Price Donna Reaves Shelia Rhew Susan Richey Did Richmond James Riddle David Rippy Karen Robertson Gary Rogers Michelle Rogers Donnell Ross Joel Scoggins Damita Shaw Denise Shaw Faye Shelton Jay Shelton Debbie Shepard Gail Shoffner James Simons 146 Martha Sink Doris Slade Carolyn Smith John Smith Johnny Snyder Something funny is going on! Jo Sorrell Shari Steagall Allen Stewart Michael Sykes Sandra Sykes Darlene Tarlton Andrea Temple Brenda Terrell Eddie Thomas Melanie Thompson Roger Thorne Reba Tillotson Tracy Todd Jan Tomlin Greg Turner 147 Faith VanHoy Scott Veix Bobby Vernon Annette Wade Dorothy Walker “Sh!! Here comes Miss Williams.” Robbie Walker Ronnie Wall Tony Wall David Ward Cathy Warren Mitzi Warren Lisa Webster Anthony Weddington Lenny Wegwart Darlene Wells 148 “He spoke to me.” Must be 5th period. Kenneth Westbrook Robin Whitfield Stephanie Wilkerson Karen Wilkie Roy Willetts Kelly Williams Mike Williams Kenny Williamson Meleah Williamson Ann Wilson Nettie Wilson June Woody Wayne Yarbrough Mark Younts 149 JUNIORS A new life is before us, and we will be prepared. The past times have been fun, but now we settle down to something more serious. Our lives are changing along with the times. There is no way to go but forward. Junior Class Officers: Co-chairmen, Telza Lea, Alan Graham; secretary-treasurer, Jan Bass Phyllis Alderman Doug Alexander Mike Allison Johnny Alston Shelia Anderson Boyd Atkins Denise Badgett Ray Badgett Kevin Bailey Linda Bailey Carolyn Baker George Barbour Vickie Barbour Jan Bass Steve Bateman Susan Beal 150 Steve Blackwell Sherry Boswell Lynette Bowden LaRae Bowes Beverly Bowman Debbie Brewer Karen Brewer Dwight Bridges Susan Bridges Ronnie Brincefield Sharon Bristow Steve Brooks Debra Brown David Brown David Brown Phil Bumgarner Sharon Capps Dominic Cardella Karen Caudle Janice Caviness Sharon Chrisp Chris Christopher Tommy Coe Levern Cohen Mary Comer Donna Compton Keith Corbett Mark Cornwell Dale Creech Eddie DeBruler Rick Dimos Cathy Dixon Lynn Duggins Deborah Duncan Juanita Enoch 151 Janice Faucette Angela Flinchum Denise Floyd Gary Foster Larry Foster Angelette Fowler Jeff Frank Melony Freeman Donna French Jay Gammon Steve Garrison William Gattis Joan Gentry Allan Graham Gladys Gray Vickie Griggs Linda Hairslip Mike Hall Beth Hamilton Pat Hamilton “Must have been a good one.” 152 “You mean she had two dates?” Jeff Haney Mike Harrington Buster Harrison Carol Harvey Elton Harvey Barri Hill Barbara Hodge Sharon Hodge Cindy Hogan Pam Hogan Gary Howard Marc Howard Chris Huffines Billy Hughes Jay Isley Cindy Johnson Rhonda Johnson Teresa Johnson Harriet Jolly Dennis Jones 153 Lydia Jones Patricia Jones Debra Kelly Robert Kimrey Chip Kirkland Dennis Lapan Billy Lassiter Eric Laster John Lea Telza Lea Mike Lee Gayle Lemly Vickie Loftis Carolyn Long Warren Long DeWayne Long Richard Longest Terry Marley Tim Martin Doug Martindale ‘Is math that interesting?” 154 “Come a little closer.” Julie Martindale Jayme May Blythe McCorkle Karen Metters Carmen Miles Allan Miller Debbie Mills Donna Mills Billie Mitchell David Moore Debbie Moore Jennifer Moore Charlene Morse Mike Nicks Ronald Nixon Vickie Norris Barry Oakes Tommy Oakley Bill Oliver Barbara Page 155 Billy Phillips Hazel Phillips Jerry Prater Bonnie Pryce Kirk Puckett Barbara Pulliam Camille Radford Blaine Roach Bonnie Saul John Saviano Denise Sawyer Tim Scoggins Glenda Sellars Carol Shambley Karen Shatterly Andy Shoe Bonnie Simons Paul Smith Ervin Snipes Karen Sox Tim Stoley David Stanley Terry Seagall Andrea Stephens Mitzi Stewart Mike Story Teresa Stubbs Brenda Stutts Cindy Suggs Tommy Swinney Ken Taylor Paul Taylor James Thacker Jeff Thompson Rose Thorne 156 Wanda VanHook Steve Vaughn Tony Vines Lynn Walker Melanie Walker Myra Walker Denise Ward Gary Ward Sandra Ward Ray Warren Ronald Warren Robert Washburn Carolyn Watson Anita Waugh Debra Way Lynn Westmoreland Beth White Donna Whittemore Diane Wiley Richey Williams Karen Wood Donna Wrenn OOOO MTC CH Bill Wright Susie Wright Bill Wyrick “My bubble is bigger than your bubble.” A 157 SENIORS Now it is our beginning, We are the top. Finally, we lead, we decide. We make the school what we want, f And we want a lot! We give it our all—not for glory But for satisfaction. We make this year not only the last, But the best! Who can forget? This is our senior year! Senior Class Officers: Co-chairmen, Chuck Parker, Valerie Peaks; secretary-treasurer, Joe Lapan Patricia Austine Adair Michael Gordon Allen June Gayle Atkins David Phillip Barnhart JoNell Aldridge Damita Alston Rhonda Wilkerson Baker Belinda Gail Barnwell Marvin Malcolm Aldridge, Jr. Laura Faye Andrews Bonnie Jo Barker Norma Carol Barnwell 158 Phillip Thomas Barton Joni Lynn Berry Anita June Boggs Donna Marie Boone Ricky Eugene Bowens Connie Jean Brantley Mary Louise Bradsher Andrew Lee Brewer Robert Dale Bridges James David Brooks Norman Eugene Brooks Deborah Marie Brown Linda Aurelia Brown Terry Wayne Brown Debra Lee Bryant Mildred Dianne Bryant Steve William Bucko, Jr. Westly Allen Bulla Wayne Lynn Bumgarner Paul Terry Bundy Rhonda Rene Bush Donna Cheryl Busick Joseph Daniel Butler Dean Allan Caldwell 159 Ronda Gail Carter Roy Madison Caudle Stanley Craig Chambers Jan Elizabeth Chandler Susan Lynn Chaney Chester Harold Cheek Cheryl Ann Clark Phillip Gray Coble Larry Darrell Comer Robert Monroe Conklin Mary Doreen Cook Ronnie Leo Corbett Charles Walker Couch Marla Jean Covington Robert Lee Cratch Pam Gisele Crawford “Hey Hollis, been hitting the bottle?’ Debra Lynn Cross Rebecca Joan Crumley Bernard Justice Curry Toni Denise Curry Cathy Lynn Dameron Edward Emanuel Dark Kenneth Wayne Davis Lorraine Davis Phyllis Dianne Day David Denny Alan Cardwell Dixon Grosidean Jannette Dixon David Robert Dollins Linda Faye Enoch Susan Ann Evans Douglas Russell Everett 161 Will somebody please take the man with the skinny legs! Wonder what scared her? Teresa Paradise Faucette Michael Lloyd Fayne Deloris A. Florence Gayle Elizabeth Florence Cynthia Elaine Flynn Amy Denise Foster Cheryl Ann Foster Craig W. Foust Kelly Jo Frazier Gloria Jean Galloway Kent Eugene Gammon Lynn Carol Gant Antonio Garibay Marshall Land Garrison Virginia Hope Garrison Michael Eric Gilliam Phyllis Holmes Graves Karen Ann Greene Peggy Cordelia Greeson James Robert Griffeth Steve Teague Gross Edna Lucille Groves Russell Glenn Guthrie Rickey Lee Haith 162 Mark Steven Hall Keith Henderson Harrell Kevin Graham Harrell Dorothy Susan Harris Gilmore Dean Harris Phillip Gordon Harris Douglas Craig Hawkins Ulanda M. Hayes What a short dress! Laura Susan Haywood Jan Elizabeth Hearne Gail Colleen Henderson Linda Faye Hilton Jo Ann Hinton Rita Nonie Hobby Charlotte Gail Hogan Susan Lynn Hogan 163 Karen Romone Hollis Gail Holt la Cynth Ronald Glenn Howard Ann Howerton la IC Patr Sandra Kaye Hubbard io = , ichard Huffman James R Take it all off! Gary Auman Hunter Richard Lee Hunter, Jr. Irwin Joan Venise Mary Lee Isley Bonnie Kay Johnson id Nelson Jones Pamela Van Allegra Jones Rachel Mae Jones Dav re S SS J) Sie a= oo on™ (SE) Gl) DOS = SEE TS) gc 95.29 te S E6S 2ytee oo Oo (ots ( 4 3 1S) 164 Nancy Kathryne Kemp William Thomas Kerr Sharrie Lynne Kime Tina Jean Kincaid Joseph Ray Lapan Ella Chery! Lee Michael Barry Lee Wayne Blair Lee Jamie Dawn Little Bobby Thomas Long Deborah Darcel Long William Scotty Long John W. Love Teresa Darlene Lowe Herbert Michael Loy Joyce Martha Lynch James D. Mapp Lisa Banther Marley 165 I’ve got him right where | want him. Wilbur Daniel Martin, Jr. William Mason Martin, II James Robert McCracken William Howard McDonald Mike Patrick McGinnis Valeria Octavia McIntyre Shelia Dianne McPherson Glenda Marie Mebane Kazola Miles John Robert Miller Elizabeth Annette Mincey Darlene Mitchell Carolyn Lois Moore Mary Jean Moricle Rose Marie Morris Bonnie Kaye Norris Bobby J. Ornsbey Sarah Grayson Owen Charles Harrison Parker, Jr. David Wayne Parker Jenny Leigh Parks Gary Randall Parrish Susan Leigh Parton Kevin Douglas Patterson 166 Valeria Janice Peaks Terresa Ann Pennington Otis Eugene Perry, Jr. Cathy Lynne Phelps Dale Roy Phillips Deborah Carole Phillips Gordon Lynn Phillips Janet Marie Phillips Debbie Van Pinnex Leroy Frederick Pinnix Pamela Renee Poole Robert Gregory Powell 167 | guess this building passes inspection. Thomas Lee Pulliam, Jr. David Leonard Ramey Deborah Carol Ratliff Donna Gail Reece Herbert Mangrum Rhodes Jessie Louise Ridenhour John Michael Rippy Debra Allen Robbins Gary Winchell Robinson Donna Gail Robinson Wilber junior Rogers Cathy Jean Rudd Marylin Ruth Rudd Michael Ervin Saul Eleanor Scott James Cassell Scott Sherry Lynne Sessoms Mary Francis Shanklin 168 Timothy Howard Silver Barry Lynn Smith Cecil Lee Smith Denise Carol Smith Pamela Leigh Smith Debbie Denise Springfield Kathy Irene Steele john William Story Martha Jo Story Beverly Jean Suggs Frank Hunter Sullivan Carol Lavonne Summers Brenda LeCarolyn Swint Jo Ellen Sykes Vicky Mae Taylor Elena Ann Teel Michael Scott Terrell Jacquelyn Rochelle Thomas 169 Cynthia Caroline Thompson Willie Annette Thompson Winona Kay Thornberg Antonio Henry Timmons Robin Renee Troup Teresa Shockley Troup Cynthia Ann Turner Lorene Neese Turner Phyliss Ann Vance Debra Jean Veix Karen Keith Vincent Doretha Louise Walker Dwight Orlanda Walker Frederick H. Walker James Andrew Walker Wynell Sue Wall Lael Eileen Walter Beverly Anne Warren Martin James Wase Tina Louise Way Cynthia Lynn Webster James Harold Westmoreland, Jr. Charles Craig White Barry Weaver Whitesell 170 Marie Elaine Wicker Patricia Elaine Wiggs Bonnie Belinda Wilson Thomas David Wilson Daisey Mae Wiley Dennis Ray Winburn Debbie Jean Winkler Sherry Jean Yarbrough Faye Carol Yellock Mae Sharon Yellock 171 Michael Gordon Allen—Chemistry Club, 11,12; Golf Team, 12; JV Foot- ball, 10,11. Danita Alston Shelia Ann Alston—Interim Comm., 10; Concert Choir, 10,11,12; Execu- tive Comm., 11,12; Elementary School Tutor, 12; French Club, 11; Chemistry Club, 11; V Cheerleader, 11; Pep Squad, 10; GAA Vice Pres., 10. Laura Faye Andrews—Concert Choir, 10,11; Newspaper Staff, 10,11,12; “Guys and Dolls’, 10; “My Fair Lady”, 11; Prom Comm., 11. June Gayle Atkins—Homeroom Of- ficer, 10; Prom Comm., 11; GAA, 10. Rhonda Wilkerson Baker—Pep Club Co-Head, 10; Concert Choir, 10,11,12; “Guys and Dolls’, 10; “My Fair Lady”, 11; “Funny Girl”, 12. Bonnie Jo Barker—Newspaper Staff, 11,12; GAA, 10; Band, 10,11,12; Chemistry Club, 11,12; Spanish Club, 11,12; Drama Club, 11,12; Stu- dent Store, 11,12; Pep Band, 12; Li- brary Ass’t., 12; FHA, 12. Belinda Gail Barnwell Norma Carol Barnwé Honor Society, 11,12; Officer, 10,11; Junior Gag tary, 11; Band, 10,11,12;§ 12; Vice-Pres., 11; Che Chairman, 11; Majorett Head Majorette, 12; Té 11; Prom Comm., 11; DB Girl’s State, 11; Featur Newspaper, 12. David Phillip Barnha room Officer, 11; Che 11; Golf, 10,11; Most Player, 10; Monogram, Phillip Thomas Barton 12; Wrestling, 12; Mond Karen Terrell Beal—FHA Ass’t., 10; DECA, 11. Joni Lynn Berry—Concert Choir, 10; 172 Charles Thomas Bozeman Connie Jean Brantley—GAA, 10; FSA, 12. Mary Louise Bradsher—Library Ass’t., 11; Guidance Ass’t., 11; VICA, 12; FHA, 10. Andrew Lee Brewer—Chemistry Club, 11,12; Monogram, 12; JV Football, 10; V Football, 11,12. Virginia Louise Brewer—GAA, 10; Library Ass’t., 10; Chemistry Club, 11; Health Occupations Award, 11; Health Occupations, 11,12; Secre- tary, 12; Newspaper Staff, 12. Robert Dale Bridges—VICA, 12. James David Brooks—DECA, 11,12; Monogram, 11. Norman Eugene Brooks Deborah Marie Brown—Prom Comm, 11; National Honor Society, 11,12; Homeroom Officer, 12; An- nual Staff, 12. Linda Aurelia Brown—GAA, 10; CLA 0) 2 A alee a Drums, 12. Wayne Lynn Bumgarner—JV Foot- ball, 10,11; Track 10,11,12; Mono- gram, 10,11,12; Spanish Club, 11,12; Chemistry Club, 12; Newspaper Staff, 12; Cross Country, 12. Paul Terry Bundy—Monogram, 10,11,12; Track, 10,12; Chemistry Club, 12. Ronald Lee Burnette Rhonda Rene Bush—Pep Club, 10; Cavalette, 11; Head Cheerleader, 12; GAA, 10,11; FHA, 12; COO ba , , r 7 v ketball, 10,11; nish Na- an Elizabeth Chandler—Spa nal ual CA, Dall, ling esi- Sites Larry Darrell Comer—V Tennis, Clu b, 12; ROTC Flight Queen, 12. aSKEtD all, , JV Dd cre V Baseball, 10,11,12; Cross Country, 12; Monogram, 10510122 11,12; Monogram, 11,12; Bible Club, 12. Robert Monroe Conklin—JV Basket- ball, 10; JV Baseball, 10; V Basket- ball, 12; Cross Country, 12. Mary Doreen Cook Ronnie Leo Corbett—JV Basketball, 10,11; Track, 11; Interim Comm., 10; Chemistry Club, 11; Prom Comm., 12; Student Government, 12. Charles Walker Couch Bernard Justice Curry—National Honor Society, 11,12; French Na- tional Honor Society, 11; French Club, 11; Student Council 11,12; Chemistry Club Pres., 11; VICA Pres., 12; Human Relations Comm., ue Toni Denise Curry—FHA, 10; Con- cert Choir, 11; Library Ass’t., 11; GAA, 10; VICA, 12. Cathy Lynn Dameron—PE Ass’t., 10; Chemistry Club, 12; FHA, 12. Edward Emanuel Dark Kenneth Wayne Davis Lorraine Davis Phyllis Dianne Day—Concert Choir, 10,11,12; “Guys and Dolls’, 10; “My Fair Lady”, 11; National Honor So- ciety, 11,12; Elementary School Tu- tor, 12; Chemistry Club, 11; Prom Comm., 11; Small Choir, 12; Bible Club, 11. Nathaniel Degraffinreaidt—VICA, 12; Football, Track, Baseball, LOM 22 Peeenip @iub, 1 Avs, Club, 10,11,12. as Craig Hawkins—DECA, 12; stry Club, 11. AA, 10; FHA, rl’s bacega 11; V Cheer- ; Tennis, 10. Susan Haywood—Spanish ; Office Ass’t., 10,11 11,12; FTA, SOK jon ee, 11 A2; Chemistry ; Math Ass’t., 11; Elemen- tary School Tutor, 12. Edward Richard Hensley Linda Faye Hilton—JV Cheerleader Head, 10; Concert Choir, 10; ICT ars Brenda Ann __ Hines—Junior Jo Ann Hinton—Concert Choir, 19; “Guys and Dolls”, 10; Annual Staff, Ronald Glenn Howard—ICT, 11,12; vis 12. Comm., 10; Curric National Honor Séciety, 11,12; Cav- alettes, 11; Pe Glub, 11; News Joan Venise irwin—GAA, 10,11,12; a y Fair Lady”, 11; Guidance She a Reset David Lewis Johnson David Nelson Jones—DECA, 12. Pam Van Allegra Jones—GAA, 10,11,12. Patsy Jean Jones—COO, 12; Office Ass’t., 12. Rachel Mae Jones—Orchestra, 10. Raymond Louis Jones—JV Football, 11; V Football, 12; VICA, 12; Mono- gram, 12. Veronica Willette Joyner—Home- room Officer, 10,12; GAA, 10,11,12; FHA, 10,11,12; Pres., 11; Band, 10,11; Business Manager of Annual Staff, 12. Cathy Dianne Keener Nancy Kathryne Kemp—Chemistry Club, 11; GAA, 11. William Thomas Kerr—VICA, 12. Sharrie Lynne Kime—Bible Club, 12. Tina Jean Kincaid—Elementary School Tutor, 12. 12 Chemistry Club, 11,12; National Honor Society, 11,12; French Na- tional Honor Society, 11,12; Con- cert Choir, 12. Jamie Dawn Little Bobby Thomas Long—DECA, 11,12. Deborah Dracel Long—GAA, 10,11,12; Pres., 10; Spanish Club, 10; Student Government Association, 11; Co-Chairman, 11; Chemistry Club, 11,12; V Cheerleader, 11; PTSA Sec., 12; Elementary School Tutor, 12. Sherry Jane Long—Library Ass’t., 11. William Scotty Long—DECA, 11,12. 174 leader, 10; Homeroom Officer, 10; John W. Love Teresa Darlene 11,12. : Herbert Micha 10,11,12; Chem Spanish Club, 12; f 12 Gloria Jean Lunsff 10,11; DECA, 12. Joyce Martha Choir, 10,11,12; Math Ass’t., 12. James D. Mapp— ; Lisa Banther Mark 12; Orchestra, 10 Wilbur Daniel Martin, Jr.—Baseball, 10,12; Football, 10; National Honor Society, 11,12; SGA, 11; Wrestling, 12; Bible Club, 12. William Mason Martin, !l—Chem- istry Club, 11,12; Monogram, 10,11,12; JV Football, 10,11; Track, 11; Wrestling, 10,11,12; Captain, 12; DECA, 11,12; V. Cheerleader, 12. Kazola Miles—GAA, 11,12; Spanish Club, 10; Student Government, 12; Library Ass’t., 10; Typing Ass’t., 12; Spanish National Honor Society, 11,12; Junior Achievers, 12. John Robert Miller—Monogram, 10,11,12; Golf, 10,11,12; Concert Choir, 10,11; “Guys and Dolls’, 10; JV Basketball, 10,11; V Basketball, 12; Cross Country, 12; PE Ass’t., 11; Newspaper Staff, 11,12 (Sports Edi- tor, 11); Editor in chief, 12; Student Ass’t., 11; Co-Chairman of City Youth Council, 10. Elizabeth Annette Mincey—French Rose Marie Morris—National Honor Society, 11,12. Terrie Lynn Morris Bonnie Kaye Norris—Chemistry Club, 11; Newspaper Staff (Business Manager, 11); Prom Comm., 11; Coach Office Ass’t., 11; ESEA Omm., 12; Tennis Team, 11; PE ., 10; Elementary School Tutor, Annual Staff Editor, 12; ROTC Queen, 12; V Cheerleader, nda Ward Oakley—Office 10; National Honor Society, 2; FSA, 12; COO, 12. iby J. Ornsbey h Grayson Owen—Typing 11; Health Occupations Club, yarles Harrison Parker, Jr.—JV ball, 10; Wrestling, 10,11; Prom m., 10,11; Chemistry Club, President, David Club, 11; a2) ie tasticks”, Track, 10; Susan Leig 11,12; Nati Chairman of Senior Class, 12. Teresa Ann Pennington—FHA Treas., 10 (Sec., 11); Cavalette, 11. Otis Eugene Perry—Wrestling Man- ager, 10; PE Ass’t., 10,11; Mono- gram, 10,11; JV Baseball, 11; V Base- ball, 12; V Football, 11,12. Jeff Richard Petty—JV Football, 10; V Football, 11,12; V. Baseball, 10,11,12; Monogram, 11,12; JV Bas- ketball, 10,11; V Basketball, 12. Cathy Lynne Phelps—GAA, 10; Pep Club, 10; Teacher's Aide, 11. Deborah Carole Phillips—National Honor Society, 11,12; French Na- tional Honor Society, 11. Dale Ray Phillips—French Club, 11,12; French National Honor So- ciety, 11,12; National Honor So- ciety, 11,12; Chemistry Club, 11; Elementary School Tutor, 12. Danny Carlton Ra Deborah Carol Re Head, 11; GAA, 1 Girl’s Basketball C3 Thomas William R Donna Gail Reece Herbert Mangrum ball, 10,11,12; JV Baseball, 10,11,12 10,11,12; Choir, 10, Dolls”, 10; “My “Fantasticks”, 11; “F unny Girl”, 12. Frankie Gene Richardson Jessie Louise Ridenhour—GAA, 10; Office Ass’t., 10; Chemistry Club, 11; Elementary School Tutor, 12. John Michael Rippy—Track, 10; JV Basketball, 10,11; Tennis, 11,12; Monogram, 10,11,12; Chemistry Club, 11,12; V Basketball, 12; Cross Donna 10,114; 10,11 and Wilbe Auto; Cathy Jean R uc Marilyn Ruth Rudd—JV Cheerleader Alternate, 10; Typing Ass’t., 10; COO, V Pres., 12; GAA, 10; FSA, 12. Michael Ervin Saul—VICA, 11,12. Terry L. Saul—Concert Choir, 10,11; Human Relations, 11; Health Occu- pations, 12. Eleanor Scott—Girls Choir, 10; Con- a Oi . AA . en Lynda Irene Snead Debbie Denise Springfield—GAA, 10. Katherine Irene Steele—GAA, 11,12; National Honor Society, 11,12; FTA, 12, John William Story—Track, 11. Martha Jo Story—GAA, 10; SGA, 10 Span 412; Spanish Na- 11,12; Guid- Staff, 11,12 12); Ele- n—Spanish lub, 11,12. s—FHA, 10; —VICA, 12. ., 10; Bible Elementary rack, 11. icky ae Teacher’s Aide, 11; Office Ass’t., 10; Pep Club, 10. aylor—FSA, 12; Elena Ann Teel—Junior Class Atten- dant; Senior Class Attendant; ROTC Flight Queen, 12. Michael Scott Terrell-Monorgam, 10,11,12; JV Football, 10; V Football, 11,12; Wrestling, 10; Track, 10. Jacquelyn Rochelle Thomas— Teresa Shockley Troup Jill Lamour Troxler—FHA, 11; GAA, 10; Concert Choir, 10,11,12; Pep Club, 10. leader ¢ 10,11,1 Cheerl “My Staff, 1; Choir, 11,12. Wynell Sue Wall—FHA, 11; FSA (Pres.), 11. Lael Eileen Walter—Concert Choir, «“Guys and Dolls”, 10; “My ly”, 11. Anne Warren—SGA, 11; 1,12; Girl’s Basketball, 11; Club, 11; Office Ass’t., 11,12. James Wase—Spring Track, - Indoor Track, 10,11,12; Choir, 10,11,12; Football, Fair Lady”, 11; Cross Coun- “Funny Girl’, 12. ouise Way—DECA, 11,12; 10,11,12; Pep Band, 11,12; Prom Comm., 11. Cynthia Lynn Webster—Annual Staff, 10; Chemistry Club, 11; Ten- nis, 11; National Honor Society, 11,12; Prom Comm., 11; Math Ass’t., 11; Elementary School Tutor, 12; Homecoming Court, 12; Girl’s Bas- ketball, 11; Statistician. James Harold Westmoreland, Jr.— JV Football, 10,11; Interim Comm., 10; Chemistry Club, 11; National Honor Society, 11,12; Choir, 10; Ex- ecutive Comin., 11,12 (Co-Chair- man, 12); Monogram, 10,11,12; Track, 10; Basketball, 11,12. Charles Craig White—Wrestling, 10; Spanish Club, 10,11; National Honor Society, 11,12; Golf, 11,12; Chemistry Club, 11; Spanish Club Lenmis Kay ¥ a ncert Choir, 10,11; “Guys and Dolls”, 10. Debbie Jean Winkler—Concert Choir, 10,11,12; “Guys and Dolls’ Lead, 10; “Fantasticks” Lead, 11; “Funny Girl’’ Lead, 12; Drama Club, 1 Billy Levan Wolfe James Clemon Wood Judith L. Wrenn—Teacher’s Aide, 11; PE Ass’t., 11. Sherry Jean Yarbrough Faye Carol Yellock—Girl’s Choir, 10; VICA, 12; Sec.-Treas., 12. 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GRAHAM, N.C. ¥ Telephone: 226-0203 Graham Savings and Loan Jim’s Curb Market Association Corner of North Market 118 West Harden Street and Beaumont Avenue Graham, N. C. 228-1301 Phone: 227-2627 184 MEET THE CHALLENGE sues OF THE FUTURE WITH US sae i KAYSER-ROTH Supp-hose HOSIERY COMPANY, INC. SOCKS Ever changing styles, fibers, and manufacturing technology present a continuing opportunity for the ingenuity and skill of the BIRD VICK people who make up our Company. Persistent effort to meet this demand has brought us to the position of one of the world’s largest producers of, hosiery for men and women. We invite you to in- vestigate becoming a member of our team in the area of your interest and to work with us in accepting the challenge of tomorrow. Bachelors’ Supp-hose Tried STOCKING _KAYSER-ROTH HOSIERY COMPANY, Inc. A DIVISION OF KAYSERROTH CORPORATION ROSES “In Burlington and Alamance County ROSES is the Place to Shop” TWO LOCATIONS Downtown Burlington Cum Park Plaza 185 Ralph’s Charcoal Hamburgers 1833 South Church Street Phone: 226-8602 Somers Pardue Agency, Inc. Insurance and Real Estate 1137 South Church Street Burlington, N.C. “It’s the Real Thing!” Skids’ Drive Inn 1610 North Church Street Burlington, N. C. Northwestern Bank Phone: 228-9448 “Your Full Service Bank” 3 Convenient Locations 1909 N. Church Street 1700 S. Church Street “Especially For ote 244 W. Davis Street Koved Hlorist Member of F.D.I.C. 1733 North Church Street CAnal 6-0215 BURLINGTON, N .C. @ 186 Auto Parts Electric, Inc. 231 W. 6th Street 2475 N. Church Street Phone: 226-2361 Burlington, N. C. Service: 227-5523 Phone: 227-4287 Regal UNIFORM SERVICE Industrial Uniforms Dial 226-8462 Cleaners Laundry Graham, N. C. 1603 S. Church Street Mason’s Plaza Burlington, North Carolina Roy D. Kimmins Alonzo W. Sorrell, Jr. Burlington Printing Company commercial printing—photo offset 814 Sidney Ave. @ P. O. Box 564 @ Dial 228-8606 Burlington, North Carolina Gaddies DEPARTMENT STORE Compliments of Sellars Dept. Store 520 S. Main St. Burlington, N. C. Downtown and Cum-Park Plaza Sunbeam Bread Compliments of Graham Furniture Mart 22 Court Square M“ ” Graham, N.C. The fresh One Bamby Bakers, Inc. Ausley Florist u | LoMark Phone 226-4884 E. ELM MARSHALL The Super Market With Low Prices Graham, N.C. Plus Service 188 makes fabrics people live in. JEANS HAVE BECOME AN AMERICAN WAY OF LIFE Jeans are made of Cone corduroys, denims, knits and twills. Making Cone fabrics requires all kinds of skills: Mechanical Electrical Technical Supervisory Secretarial Come to see us if you'd like to become a part of the Cone Mills Team — making fabrics people live in! MANUFACTURING PLANTS—Cliffside, Forest City, Gibsonville, Greens- ® boro, Haw River, Henrietta, Hillsborough, Pineville, Reidsville, Salisbury, oon Carolina; Carlisle, Cheraw, Greenville, Walhalla, Whitmire, South arolina. ; EXECUTIVE OFFICES Cone Mills Corporation Greensboro, N. C. Compliments B J of Restaurant And Cafeteria Cum Park Plaza 1503 N. Graham-Hopedale Rd. Burlington, N. C. Phone 227-7384 B. F. Coleman, Inc. Burlington, N. C. Baopi § THe Dany TmesNews | | 2 (93a den PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY BY THE TIMES-NEWS PUBLISHING CO., INC. “Alamance (ounty’s only ‘Daily Newspaper’’ 224 Graham-Hopegate Road BURLINGTON, N. C. Burlington 228-782 | 189 Radio WBAG sncrox| = CON 1150 AM 93.9 FM GRAHAM Two Locations Duncan Exxon Open 24 hrs. Corner of S. Church St. Davis St. BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA “The Happiest Sound In Dixie” Spencer Trollinger, Mgr. Grove Park Exxon Corner of S. Mebane Alamance Rd W.H. (Bud) Compton, Mgr. Complete Car Service U-Haul Rentals Carl S. Trollinger, Owner PHONE 227-4216 Complete News and Sports Coverage Compliments of Compliments of HAW RIVER Burlington Sporting Goods Co. REXALL DRUG 1625 S. Church St. Highway 49 North at 70-A Burlington, N. C. Phone: 226-6634 MeDonalds | Alamance Printing Company look for the golden arches General Commercial Printing Wedding Invitations and Announcements Business Forma Telephone 226-1881 724 Chapel Hill Rd. Burlington, N. C. 1344 N. Church Street 190 WACHOVIA Bank Trust, NLA. Serving all of Alamance County HOLLY HILL OFFICE Holly Hill Mall Burlington MAIN OFFICE 500 S. Main St. Burlington NORTH OFFICE GRAHAM OFFICE 1534 N. Church Street South Court Shopping Center Burlington Graham MEBANE OFFICE South Fifth Center Streets Mebane OP ae Boal : One. “THE FASTEST GROWING BUICK DEALERSHIP IN THE SOUTH” e FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS KW ON ALL makes e QUALITY USED CARS KADETT 584-9224 PARTS DEPT. 584-9227 SERVICE DEPT. 584-0355 HUFFMAN MILL RD. 191 TCA fF ROOZOLZ The business managers of the 1973 an- nual staff would like to express their sin- cere thanks to all the merchants and clubs who participated in making this volume of the NULLI SECUNDUS the best ever! Business Managers: Martha Jo Story Veronica Joyner 192 The Industrial Cooperative Training Program ‘An Educational Program Designed to Improve the Job Performance of Beginning Workers’’ VICA PATRONS Burlington Dry Cleaners Mason’s Plaza Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brown Foster’s Shoe Store Carolina Sandwich Shop Eckerd’s Drug Store Compton’s Salvage House Blalock A-1 Dry Cleaners Mrs. Vera Davis Mr. Mrs. Jack W. Crawford As spokesman for the entire Annual Staff, | would like to take this opportunity to express a warm thank you to the people who have given their time to the ’73 edition of Nulli Secundus. We ex- tend our gratitude to Mrs. Stout on the business staff and Mrs. Evans on the layout staff. We would also like to thank Mr. Richard Smith and Lynn Chaney for the copy they contributed. To produce this annual took an immense amount of effort provided by the members of the staff. The work was made easier by the help of our yearbook representative, Mr. Dave Marshburn. Any annual’s worth is proved by the degree to which those who are included use it in future years to compare what they are with what they were. As the title to our annual suggests, we hope every member of Cummings can say that his achievements here were “second to none.” Kaye Norris Editor 194 Let me close my ears And shut my eyes to blindness; let smells vanish into a vacuum And touch be numb And taste neither bitter or sweet: give me time to think, remember what has been, leading unceasingly until now: What | have heard were people talking, laughing, and sometimes crying: all these were necessary. What | saw was a world which had to include me and all that | am. What | smelled were odors of life, only life, death will have to wait: all these were necessary. What | touched sometimes cut, Sometimes soothed, both hard and soft, both were there, both were necessary. 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