J F Webb High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Oxford, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1965 volume:

I in W Wg 77145 W J. F. WEBB HIGH SCHOOL oOXFORD, NORTH CAROLINA WILDCATQ NINETEEN HUNDRED AND 65 QVOLUME 2 7--W - 1-vw-v Y- Y----f-v -- - --vv --v-'----- - V - - f w Y 1 Y 1 Y Y -1 '14 1 9,3 A .fs..1 . A PROLOGUE I bid you Take my hand and Iead me Where my uncerTain sTeps hesiTaTe To go. I beg you To help me find my way. Be The light in my darknessg Be The guardian of my hopes and clreamsg The voice ThaT says, Go on! EnabIe me To bow my head in humbIeness YeT To waII4 wiTh spiriT and deTerminaTion STrengThen me when I am weakg forgive me when I TaITerg Laugh wiTh me and bring me ioyg weep wiTh me, yeT, I-Iave no paTience wiThTooIish Tears. I have asked much of you- In reTurn I have much To give. I shaII give you The music of IaughTer, The warmTh of Iove, The chaTTer of friends, K The sTrengTh of uniTy, The fervor of ' exciTemenT, The miracle of Iiie wiThin your waIIs. The way is noT easy, IT demands our besT-our aII. To fail each oTher is To banish our own hopes and dreamsg To pIace TaiTh in one anoTher is The key To our happiness. I There is much before us. LeT us begin here-TogeTher. SERVICE. . . ACADEMICS .... FOREIGN LANGUAGES FINE ARTS. . . VOCATIONAL. . . ATHLETICS .... STUDENT LIFE. . . CLASS OF '65. . . CLASS OF '66. . . CLASS OF '67 . . . CLASS OF '68. . . ADVERTISEMENTS. . . k S DEDICATION We wish To say Thank you To someone who has Truly earned our graTeTul appreCiaTion. As a Teacher, as a dediCaTed worker, as a friend, There are few like her. She receives special appreCiaTion from The seniors. They are well aware of how much Time and eTTorT she devoTes To Them. BuT her services by no means end with The senior class. l-ler kindness, undersTanding, and undying paTience have made her dear in The hearTs of The sTudenT body aT J.l:. Webb. The annual sTaTT is proud To dedicaTe The nine- hundred and sixTy-five WILDCAT To Miss Eugenia Boyd. MR. BRUCE F. SLOAN Principal If o school is To run smoothly, efficiently, SUCh l9GdGfShlD- We, The STUCl6-UTS, GC- end for The general benefit of ell, if must knowledge Grid Gppreciofe The involuoble hove copoble ond dedigqfed legderghip, services which These people perform so well. J.l:. Webb High School is FOFTUHGTG To hove MR. DAVID N. HIX MRS. DOROTHY BYARS Superiniendent Secretary , 7 A ' -A--M - , LQ kL,, l MR. L.C. ADCOCK MR. JAMES EDGAR GRAHAM Assistant Superintendent A.E5. Lenoir Rljyne M.A. University otCNortl'1 Carolina , Civics-General Math MRS. MARY F. MCSWAlN A.B. Queens College M. ED, Duke University Guidance Counselor MRS. JEAN B. JONES MRS. CORAL W. WASHINGTON Assistant Secretory B.S. Peabody College M.S. 8 University otNortl'1 Carolina Librarian df' A, KM AKKA. .-ff '-N ,,,. ' ' X qMN,,,,awe N M..,.x..,- J K3 xg, 58. -55 5' x X S ,fat :. rgx . Q x xfx 1 f X Q, A f-K , L -K-L'KKA A'L .N -fm . Q., sp Q' W N...-'N , i m-11-F ,,.-, , 3- T E 5 5 uk' 5? ' UN, 0 KT !'T3Q?f:2fw . V k K 1' A 5 if-29? 5123? ' VF,,.VVTif x's??' ' .555 k N i5 hw-M,,,,..,.-BH STUDENT CCJUNCIL LUTHER CARRINGTON JOY EORSYTHE P.-esidenf Vice President At the first of the year, each homeroom chooses and furnishes the all-important link between stu- one person who they feel is most capable of rep- dents and faculty. Among other proiects, the student senting them in student government affairs. These council is in charge of Homecoming each year. We elected representatives, plus four officers elected are grateful to our student council for its leadership by the student body, make up the student council. and service. This organization is the voice of the student body LOUISE DUNKLEY CLYDE WATKINS Secretary Treasurer I0 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Kathy Webb, Marilyn Stovall, Glenda Morton, Laura Taylor, Mary Ann Adcock, Susan Watkins, Patsy Slaughter, Sholar Powell. SECOND ROW: Joyce Dean, Caroline Mitcltell, Louise Dunkley, Joy Forsythe, Bonnie Bowling, Bill Currin, Mike Avant, Danny Hunt Marvin Daniel THIRD ROW: .lim Byars, I.utl'ier Carrington Clyde Watkins Meyer Dworsky, Sam Currin, Celia Hester William Tarry Nancy Walker. l l 12,4 w if , Q if J ,V 5 .ww 111,-fN'i'Mi COMMlTTEE LEFT T0 RIGHT, SEATED: Marvin Daniel, Honors and Awards, Joy Forsythe, Pro- gram, Susan Watkins, Proiect, William li CHAIRMEN Clyde Watkins, Finance. Tarry, Election. STANDING: Meyer Dworsky, Constitution, Jim Byars, School Spirit, LILY COMER Associate Ediior WILDCAT LUCY WE BB BA! RD Editpr VERNON AVERETT Business Manager 12 IOLA PE ED Art Editor '65 STAFF -.-...ms,ss,, LEFT T0 RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Ellen Gresham, Josephine Beal, Pat Campbell, Kerr Blackwell, George Hunt, Judith Yancey, Susan Watkins, Pann Cutts, James Overton. SECOND ROW: Rhonda Campbell, Linda Puckett, Valinda Elliott, Lily Comer, Betsy Suitt, Marty Yancey, Margaret LAYOUT COMMI TTEE LEFT T0 RIGHT, SEATED: Lucy Webb Baird, lola Peed, Lily Comer, Linda Puckett, Josephine Beal, Betsy Suitt. STANDING: Gaynelle White, Kerr Blackwell, Vernon Averett. Jennings, Douglas Thomas, lola Peed, William Tarry. THIRD ROW: Patsy Lou Ellington, Dorothea Jones, Henry Jennings, Annette Clark, Cree Hicks, Gaynelle White, Lucy Webb Baird, Pamela Pruitt, Gary Cash, Bill Cheatham, Sidney Comer. The things that happen each day the faces, the places the victories, the defeats the thousands of big and little events-all of these are a part of our lives and the things we shall remember for years to come. May this volume of the WILDCAT not only record these events for the present but also serve as a treasury of memories for the future. My deepest appreciation goes to the staff and lvirs. Kay Slaughter for the time and effort which they have spent and the genuine interest which they have shown in the success of this annual. Our goal has been to create an annual of classic interest, one which will recall pleasant associations, cherished friendships and memorable events of an unforgetable four years. l proudly present to you, the students, your WILDCAT for l965. Tl-IE EDITOR r,......Y I I I I SPECTATOR STAFF CAMILLA BOSWOOD LINDA SUE CLARK Editor Business Manager CAROLINE MITCHELL DAVID CANNADY Associate Editor Sports Editor I4 LEFT T0 RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Bev Norwood, Michele DeVoS, Advisor, Bill Breedlove, Becky Corrin, Betsy Cozart, Camilla Carole Jean Corbett, Linda Grissom, Marsha Aitken, Tania Bosvvood, Joyce Dean, Celia Hester, David Cannady, Linda Joyce, Caroline Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Mac 5OTTGFWl'1iTe, Sue Clark, Larry Parrott. PUBLICATION COMMlTTEE LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Michele DeVos, Mrs. Flora Shot- well, Advisor, David Cannady, Camilla Bosvvood, Caroline Mitchell. STANDING: Tonic Joyce, Marsha Aitken, Bev Norwood, Celia Hester, Joyce Dean. FINANCE COMMITTEE LEFT T0 RIGHT, SEATED: Linda Sue Clark, Betsy Cozart. STANDING: Becky Currin, Linda Grissom, Mrs. Mary Stovall, Advisor, Larry Parrott, Bill Breedlove, Carole Jean Corbet. 1 BUS DRIVERS' CLUB -as I' , -swim. ez - ez . SUBSTITUTE LEFT TO RIGHT, KNEELING: Larry Miller, Howard Jones, Mark Corrin, Ronnie Corrin, William Vaughan, Jimmy Clack, Marshall Tingen, Jimmy Highr, Pav Timberlake, ,lack Howard, Mike Cifers. STANDING: Brenda Davis, Linda Woody, Ellen Gresham, Ida Brooks, Carolyn Moore, Gracie Boyd, Jerry Frazier, Linda Sue Clark, Bobby Blackwell, Linda Clark, Larry Newby, Bobby Newton, Robert Cox, Elvin Mangom, George Tingen, Ray Adcock, Bernard Daniel, Nelson Donn, Henry Hornbockle, Jimmy Noblin. , I I Q55 rg f L I ', 1 V I .V ,-:xiii , REGULAR LEFT T0 RIGHT, KNEELING: Wade Woodlief, William Aiken, Bailey Newton, Jimmy Howard, James Dixon, Roy Dickerson, Eugene Wheeler, Bill Ramsey, W..I. Woody, James Matthews, David Cash. STANDING: Laraine Hobgood, Linda Briggs, Toni I I 6 Huff, Linda Mangum, Mary Ann Adcock, Ted Currin, Ronald Jones, Terrell Sherron, .l.T. Faucefre, Tony Cash, Alfred Yancey, Annette Parham, Lorena Timberlake, Eugene Black- well, Louise Donkley, Linda Puckett, Nancy Laws. I ss L 'I E LUNCHROOM STAFF AND CUSTODIANS 'FSS CAFETERIA STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Martha Mae Harris, Beulah Dickey, ETl'1el Mae Tlworfan, Marie Eaton, Aurneife Blackwell, Eardine Watkins, Berry Evans. K MRS. MARION CLEMENT WILLIE AND JAMES EVANS Dietitian Custodicns I7 l 1 5 . W.-J' S 1 Iii , A ,mf ' .' 5 'Q ,' .'f3.fL 'Ls vi, , , 9, ,- .Q ' 'J V, 11235 . 5 , . ,. 3,2 'M 1 3 - ' X R ,V A , gfkx : ,if ', X5-:A 114 fini A. . J' H .N ,ff f N gk 4491 1 ENGLISH MISS EUGENIA BOYD A B Elon College English IV MISS LORENA AVERETT Universify of North Corolino of Greensboro English III MISS GRACE ELLEN PALMER MRS. PATRICIA SLAUGHTER A.B. A-3- Duke University Duke University Economics-Sociology-English IV English II-English III MRS. GOLDIE M. AVERET-I' A.B. Randolph-Mocon Women's College English I MRS. ELIZABETH BUNN B,S. Eos? Corolino College English I-English Il 20 i tATHEMATICS MRS. EDNA R. SPEED MRS. LOU WATKINS A.B. A.B. University otNortl'1 Carolina East Carolina College ct Greensboro M. ED. Algebra I-Geometry University of North Carolina Algebra l-Algebra ll Advanced Math MR. JAMES EDGAR GRAHAM MR. KEN BRYAN General Math B,S, Atlantic Clwristion College General Math-Algebra I M 4.-4' J, Lg SCIENCE MRS. LUCIA E. SHEARIN B.S. East Carolina College Chemistry-Biology-Physics MRS. LUCINDA GLOVER B.A. Meredieflw College Biology MRS. MARIE G. CURRIN AB. Eos? Carolina College Womon's College U.N.C. General Science SOCIAL STUDIES MRS. MARY T. STOVALL A.B. Bluefield College Atlantic Christian College U.S. History-Typing I MR. JOHN D. BALL A.B. Elon College Business Arithmetic U.S. History MR. JOHN GRAHAM WEBB A.B. Princeton University University ofNorfl'1 Carolina World History Advanced Social Studies I . MRS. ELORA R. SHOTWELL A. B. Elora MacDonald College U.S. History-Typing II 23 MRS. BRENDA HAVVORTH A.B. Woke Forest French I-French Il World Geography MISS GRACE ELLEN PALMER Economics-Sociology DEBATING CLUB LEFT T0 RIGHT: Marsha Aiken, Sam Currin, Wayne White, Donald Ayscue, Ben Corrin, Michele DeVas. LEFT T0 RIGHT, SEATED: Pamela Pruitt, Joyce Dean, Louise Ellen Gresham, Linda Hobgoocl, Claudette Hilton, Gaynelle Dunkley, Dorothea Jones, Marshall Tingen, Rachel Thomas. White, Janet Lumpkin, Jane Dickerson, Paula Jubrios, Donna STANDING: Virginia Shotwell, Amy Stovall, Linda Daniel, Blackwell, Bonnie Timberlake. 24 -if it 25329 .kg Je r-awcaokacscs X, w as X kms 1 W3 NWN- Xxx N 2 X ,W is X q 'i FRENCH I FRENCH I OFFICERS LEFT TD RIGHT, SEATED: Hilda Hicks, Treasurer, Pat Campbell, Vice President, Douglas Thomas, Vice President, Caroline Mitchell, Treasurer. STANDING: Mrs. Haworth, Advisor, Kerry Lynch 1 Secretary, Meyer Dwarsky, President, Ben White, President, Gwen Hightower, Secretary. LEFT T0 RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Ben White, Linda Ann Currin, Mary Ann Adcock, Susan Currin, Nancy Newton, Dianne Wood, Alma Watkins, Annette Currin, Walter Sharron, Bruce Frazier, Angela Johnson. SECOND ROW: Ann Thorpe, Pat Campbell, Hicks, Bonnie Nancy Watkins, Danna Read Daniel, Hilda Timberlake, Caroline Mitchell, Fleming Hayes, Tommy Hardee, Freddy Puckett, Wayne White, Linda Woody. THIRD ROW: Faye Adcock, Sherry Daniel, Shirley Hart, Emily Davis, Lily Comer, Linda Grissom, Flora Taylor, Bill Willis, Danny Williiord, Kerry Lynch, Meyer Dworsky, Pay Baker, Ben Thorp. FOURTH ROW: Robin Young, Donald Ayscue, Ricky Platt, Alfred Yancey, Bobby Newton, Elvin Mongum, Roger Oakley, Gwen Hightower, Mary Helen Hancock, Douglas Thomas, Al Slaughter, Herbert Murray. . FRENCH Il FRENCH II OFFICERS LEFT T0 RIGHT, SEATED: Glenda Frazier, President, Luther Carrington, President, Marsha Aitken, Vice President, Lowell Hensgen, Vice President. STANDING: Tommy Newton, Treasurer, Carolyn Thomas, Secretary, Celia Hester, Secretary, Judith Yancey, Treasurer, LEFT T0 RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Linda Parham, Marilyn Stovall, Carolyn Thomas, Anne O'Brian, Margaret Jennings, Celia Hester, Barbara O'Brian, Linda Daniel, Barbara Greenway, Paula Dottie Hughes. THIRD ROW: Jack Breedlove, Billy Usry, Jubrias, Rachel Thomas, Linda Mangum, Ida Brooks, Judith Tommy Newton, Lowell Hensgen, Jim Byars, Luther Carrington, Yancey, Susan Harris, SECOND ROW: Tony Boyd, Earl Rose, Glenda Frazier, Camilla Boswood, Sandra Elliott, Lucy Webb Freddy Green, Van Cutts, Jimmy Howard, Marshall Tinger., Baird, Nancy Laws, Marsha Aitken, Toni Huff. 27 LATIN I LATIN I OFFICERS LEFT T0 RIGHT, SEATED: George Boyd, President, Charles Piper, President, Danny Currin, President: Mrs. Sattwerhite, Sponsor. STANDING: Nancy Hicks, Vice President, Sholar Powell, Vice President, Tommy Arrington, Vice President, Amy Stovall, Secretary, Dorothy Puckett, Secretary, Pat Timberlake, Secretary. MPS. MAC SATTERWHITE A.B. Meredith College M.A. Cornell University Latin I-Latin II LEFT T0 RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Jean Hart, Donnie 'I-ingen, Mary Cynthia Harris, John Hunt, Dianne May, Frankie Dworsky, Marsha Watkins, William Creech, Kay Cheatham, Billy Bullock, Debbie Peebles. SECOND ROW: Glenda Morton, Linda Hester, Isabel Talton, Elaine Currin, Beth Pruitt, Janet Lumpkin, Jean Roller, Tommy Arrington, Mary Lou Clark, Joe Hensgen, James Overton. THIRD ROW: William Nelms, Ben Currin, Linda Averett, Amy Stovall, Nancy Hicks, Virginia Shotwell, Paige Seate, Joyce Blackwell, Sholor Powell, Patrick Timberlake, George Boyd, Mike Avant. FOURTH ROW: Alvin Hobgood, George Hunt, Mariorie Cole, Margaret Person, Elizabeth Balmer, Mary Lou Freeman, Barbara Paine, Charles Piper, Sara King, Linda Cannady, Kathy Webb, Dorothy Puckett, Sidney Corner. FIFTH ROW: Frank Glover, Robert Montague, Herbert Washington, Gail Clement, Martha Pittard, Susan Watkins, Billy Bottoms, Danny Currin, Henry Jennings. LATIN II Webb's Latin Club numbers l37 members this year. Club meetings are held during regular class periods once a month. The Latin CIub's motto is Cognoscamus , meaning AiALet Us Learn. These highlights shine out every year: the Latin banquet in April, the annual .l.C.L. convention in Chapel I-lill in March, and the national J.C.L. con- vention every August, which as many as are able lscholastically and tinanciallyl may attend. J.C.L. national will convene at the University ot Southern California this year. On the state level, Webb's Latin Club has been very active, Betsy Suit was '64-'65 vice president ot the North Carolina J.C.L. At the '65 convention in Chapel I-Iill, the Webb Romans were in charge ot the devotional and also furnished the entertainment. Betsy presented the '65 TORCH to the delegates. Everyone agreed that she did a superior iob. LATIN ll OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Lorena Timberlake, Vice Pregi- dent, Louise Dunkley, President, Joan Smith, Vice President. STANDING: Sam Currin, Secretary, Mike Saunders, Secretary, Mrs. Satterwhite, Sponsor, Gary Cash, President. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: David Wilson, Michel DeVos, Donna Blackwell, Sandra Howard, Myrtle Anderson, Annette Parham, Eliza Currin, Linda Hobgood, Kerr Blackwell, Laurie Lyon, Patsy Slaughter. SECOND ROW: Betsy Waltz, Laura Leslie Powell, Volinda Elliott, Nina Wheeler, Linda Thomasson, Linda Clark, Fann Cutts, Frances Woodlief, Louise Dunkley, Joan Smith, Lorena Timberlake. THIRD ROW: Cree Hicks. Dianne Blackwell, Rod Rose, Maurice Pruitt, Forest Oakley, Glenn Woodliet, Jimmy Wright, Donald Martin, Ronnie Daniel, Donna I-Iielema, Marvin Daniel, Mike Saunders. FOURTH ROW: Pamela Pruitt, Dorothea Jones, Gary Cash, Robert Powell, Gilbert I-lensgen, Clyde Watkins, Mike Harris, Watt Carrington, Bill Currin, Danny Hunt, Sam Currin, LATIN III LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Tania Joyce, Betty Welch, Ann Colenda, Linda Grissom, Kaye Francis Currin, Susan Harris, Linda Parham. SECOND ROW: Ann Wilkinson, Percine Browning, Sandra Dickerson, Joy Forsythe, Douglas Thomas, Betsy Suitt, Lily Comer, Dottie Hughes, Iola Peed. THIRD ROW: Bobby MEMBERS ATT ENDING J.C.L. CONVENTION LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Gary Cash, Betsy Suitt, Meyer Dworsky, Joy Forsythe, Lily Comer, Douglas Thomas, Betty Welch. SECOND ROW: Louise Dunkley, Lorena Timberlake, William Ellington, Gilbert Hensgen, Percine Browning, Cree Hicks. Howell, Jimmy Elliott, Howard Leonard, Jane Daniel, Lucy Webb Baird, Gaynelle White, Gwen Hightower, Camilla Boswood. FOURTH ROW: Alice Ellington, Jim Byars, Bill Cheatham, Meyer Dworsky, Celia Hester, Diane Cannady. BETSY SUI-lul- Vice President of State J.C.L. RWE GGTS ART 5 A , ,MMA A ki V , 2 is 5 V 'i V 'W ' H A . M my . af 9 - , ' Y M Y Mfii5 QF A 'J I E MR. JOHN C. HART A.B. Duke University Art I 'x w if xx I w 5 L V W 1, fu 5 Q Ak if s f-ff' Y ri f ' W ..- M X, 'X ' 4 X i X is X i E 7 E -IL i I ' -,li Y- - Z N FQ 1 32 BAND 90 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Debbie Peebles, Kay Cheatham, Pat Campbell, Valinda Elliott, Joy Forsythe, LG, Jones. SECOND ROW: Sammy Jones, Philip Finch, William Carrin, William Creech, Kerry Lynch, Mr. McCulloclc. THIRD ROW: Tommy Estes, Bruce Frazier, Johnny Butts, Mamie Paryeor, Donna Gresham, Shirley Cash, Betsy Wooclliel. FOURTH ROW: Henry Jennings, Vivian Faacette, Robert Montague, Ben I K, , , ,,.. , ,,,,, ,, ,, 1 . 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Ng FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FHA OFFICERS LEFT T0 RIGHT, SEATED: Jane Dickerson, President, Jones, Historian, Brenda Currin, Parliamentarian, Annette Linda Sue Clark, Vice President, Ellen Gresham, Sec- Parham, Recreation Leader, Linda Gill, Reporter. retary, Mary Ann Adcock, Treasurer. STANDING: Dorothea MRS, MARY FRANCES BOYD MRS. LEONARD RRUITT A.B. BS. East Carolina College East Carolina College Home ECONOMICS I, II, Und III Home Economics I, II, and III 38 SENIORS LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Gayle Barnes, Annette Parham, Betsy Saitt, Joyce Dean, Linda Sae Clark, Lorena Timberlake, Rachel Thomas, Jane Dickerson, Sue Faucette. SECOND ROW: BUVIWVG W0ll49V, Fonn CUVT5- 1. I HA II I JUNIORS LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Linda Gill, Mary Ann Adcock, Becky Riggan, Diane Lang, Linda Daniel, Brenda Currin. THIRD Josephine Beal, Ellen Gresham, Linda Daniels, Gracie Boyd. ROW2 Nancy WGllf9V, Diane Cannady, Percine Browning, Ann SECOND ROW: Marsha Aitken, Joanne I-light, Sandra Dickereon, Will4lfW5OVH Reb9CCU DGUVM Becky OVQVTOW Bfenda DGVIS- 39 SOPHOMORES LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Debbie Currin, Debbie DeMent, Mildred Eakes, Nancy Williams, Linda Thomasson, Donna Diane Stem, Linda Dickerson, JoAnn Matthews, Ruth Burnette, Gresham. THIRD ROW: Marsha Currin, Donna l-lielema, Dorothea Ann Thorpe, Joan Smith. SECOND ROW: Ellen Franklin, Sandra Jones, Mary Ola Kearney, Rhonda Campbell, Judy Talley, Howard, Elizabeth Smith, Becky Currin, Carolyn lnscae, Peggy lnscoe. FRESHMEN LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Linda Hester, Elaine Currin, Mary Lou Freeman, Janet Lumpkin, Elizabeth Balmer. THIRD Martha Lynch, Mary Brooks, Jean Hart, Pamela Tingen, Peggy ROW: Barbara Payne, Linda Cannady, Kathy Webb, Joyce Jackson, Patricia Beal. SECOND ROW: Sheila Janes, Paulc Blackwell, Claudette Hilton, Nancy Jo Finch, Margie Cole, Huff, Glynda Morton, Judy Finch, Joanne Walker, Janice Tingen, Bonnie Bowling, Joyce Ramsey, Gail Clement. 40 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA EEA OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Robert Corbitt, President, James Dixon, Treasurer. STANDING: Eugene Blackwell Jack I-lowarcl, Vice President, Bobby Blackwell, Secretary, Reporter, Bailey Newton, Sentinel. MR. ROBERT I-III.L. BS. North Carolina State College Agriculture MR. JESSE ROLAND BUTTS ELS. North Carolina State College Agriculture 4I NIR. JAMES O. BURN ETTE B.S. North Carolina State College Agriculture AGRICULTURE IV LEFT TO, RIGHT, Fmst ROW: wtilaem veughen, Ronnie JoneS, Jimmy Clock. Bailey Ne-Wien, Eugene Bleelewell, Bobby Currin, Tony Cash, Charles Puckett, Gaither Anderson, Eugene Blackwell, Robert Keeton, Robert Corbitt, Wade Woodlief, Wheeler, Jimmy Hight, Michael Hanks. SECOND ROW: Howard James Matthews. AGRICULTURE lll LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Bill Ramsey, Jack Howard, Dixon, Michael Cash, Charles Wall, William Talley, Bernard Marshall Newton, Howard Ellington, Walter Sharron, Larry Daniel. Miller.. SECOND ROW: Bailey Newton, Haley Jones, James 42 AGRICULTURE II LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: William Jones, Randy Poole, Fleming Wilkins, Ronald Jones, Larry Franklin, Robert Cox, Taylor O'Brian, Ronnie Burnette, Larry Hart, Bill Puckett, Marvin Daniel, Mike Melton, Tony Keeton. SECOND ROW: James Knott, Haywood Bumoass, Fletcher Dickerson, Ben Thorpe, Tommy Newton, Larry Currin, Roger Baird, Melvin Dixon, Henry Hornbuckle, Larry Sanford, Jimmy Noblin, Dan Blackwell, Kent Corrin, Walter Ramsey. THIRD ROW: Roger Glasscock, Roy Dickerson, Clifton Capps, Marshall Brooks, Ray Cox, Charles Englebright, W.J. Woody, Thomas Sherman, Elvin Mangum, George Tingen, George Harris, Ray,I-Iuff. AGRICULTURE I LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Dail Setzer, Limuel Watts, William Ramsey, Oscar Yancey, Paul Hedgepeth, Johnny Butts, Roger Murray, Ken Averett, Mel Dickerson, James Cox, JESSE Jones, Marshal Keeton, Wayne Hight. SECOND ROW: George Burns, Henry Adcock, Hammitt Hight, Harry Hobgood, Cecil Newton,George Clark, Willie Parker, Ronnie Wheeler, Marvin Keeton, Danny Huff, Woodrow Boyd, Michael Currin. THIRD ROW: John Hightower, Wayne Bray, L.G. Jones, Jr., -Tommy Brooks, Ronnie Wilkinson, Alex Parham, Harold Blackwell, Ossie Smith, William Newton, James Newton, Ray Ellixson, Freddie Puckett, Tommy Campbell, W.L. Vaughan. COMMERCIAL if 1? MRS. MARY T. STOVALI. MRS. FLORA R. SHOTWELL Typing I Typing I l MRS. KAY M. SLAUGHTER BS. Eosf Carolina College Bookkeeping-Office Pracfice MISS MARGIE A. ATKINSON MR. JOHN D. BALL 3.5. Business Arithmetic Eos? Corolino College Shorthand l and ll-Typing ll 44 mbmqi-V'ifwMw 4 GTC-DLP! C S 1 VARSITY FOOTBALL is L! W, 5, 1 M I5 WEBB 26 WEBB 7 MARTY YANCEY - DAVID CANNADY Co-Captains The J.F. Webb Wildcats had a very successful football season, settling for a third place tie with Roxboro. The 'Cats were in the battle for the loop crown up to the final game, when they bowed to Roxboro, 23-7. While compiling their 6-11 record, the Wildcats had a 5-O home slate, bringing their two-year home record to 8-I-I, second best in the District. Being led by co-captains Marty Yancey and David Cannady, the Wildcats beat Wakelon C26-IQJ, co-champion Chapel Hill C8-75, Orange 125-73, Southern U3-OD, Jordon C40-71, and Henderson C25-71, while losing only to co-champion Northern IQO-295, Dunn C7-l3I, Henderson C7-l9I, and Roxboro. Four Wildcats were placed on the All District lll team. Tony Oakes and Bill Willis were named to SCORES WAKELON I2 HENDERSON I9 WEBB 7 DUNN I3 WEBB 8 CHAPEL HILL 7 WEBB I3 SOUTHERN O WEBB 25 ORANGE 7 WEBB 20 NORTHERN 29 WEBB 25 HENDERSON 7 WEBB 110 JORDON 7 WEBB 7 ROXBORO 23 the second team, while Robert Corbitt and David Cannady were placed on the first team. Cannady also got All-East and All-State honors while be- coming the first player in District history to capture the scoring crown and the player of the year award for two years in a row. Other lettermen on the team were Bobby Frazier and Donald Warren at end, Ben Barker at tackle. Earl Rose and .lim Byars at guard, Danny Williford at center, Kenny Cox' at halfback, and Charles Barker at the fullback slot. With five returning lettermen, including Jay Perkinson who spent the '64 season on the sidelines with an iniured shoulder, Coach Parham is hoping for another successful season. MR. JOHN RARHAM B.S. Wake Forest College Health and Physical Education Managers RUSSELL DANIEL. - BEV NORWOOD 4, I 4' ' F I 46 4+-'PY' , , L ROBERT CQRBITT Tackle . - ww DAVID CANNADY Halfback . S,- v Lx is QW Q.S f N L S Q Q ff' H D.. V 1 xg gi TOMMY BPOOKS ' Holfback 1, L .V fm 14 1:9-1 V, ,WM V If if Q 1 X UM J' I lx X, , -1 W' W 1 f 1 ,ff 4, CHARLES BARKER Fullback S FRANK DIXON Tackle BILL WILLIS e Cent r , 1 ,V I A g., i' 1auaw4AfW W Q WWW W LLIFORD TONY OAKES Center W2 , f Quarterback CLYDE WATKINS Tackle J ' lb ff 41 j N 39 ff 'W' DONALD WARR EN T COX BBY BAR nd Tackle uarterbac E 353 CLIFTON I-IOBGOOO Center , I ,, V, ff n . I qv' RONN WILKINSON MIKE HARRIS E d I1 MAURICE RRUITT Tackle 1 ,, WW fd! 1, ,dw 'H w JIMMY MORGAN Guard Q TOMMY DANIEL RON Guard ,W NIE DANIEL Tgckle V Wi? HART ffbml 'yy' ,Klux -5. A f I l I VARSITY BASKETBALL JAMES EDGAR GRAH AM Coach F Ai? F SAUNDERS- HENRY DeVO O DAVIDCANNADY Guard BOB KEYES Center CO-CAPTAINS whu WH .HM BYARS Forward 5? wi WW 5 , , if in ' M31 My wmv fw ,. WMQ , If ,, 4? . il' qw, , I BEN 3, as FW QR, SESS HQ GIRLS' BASKETBALL MARILYN TUNSTALL - DOTTIE HUGHES Co-Captains MRS. LACALA P. OAKES AB. Elon College and Carolina Health and Physical Education Coach GAII. ASHWORTI-I - LINDA Managers ,,-..,..,. .M ..,,,.,.,,4,.... . ..4..-..,.m.,.. MARJORI Guard CO ANN CDLENDA BR ENDA DAVIS Forward SANDRA ELLIOTT Guard GLENDA ERAZI ER Forward LINDA HOBGOOD Forward DUTT I E HUGHES Guard MARGARET PERSON Forward MARILYN TUNSTALL Forward BETTY YANCEY Guard w 5 :Epi ig ' .11 4 .x ,,L 5 X gm, . Q it , Q cw f ' ' Q- if V1-f.1,,.gf 5- 'Q J K ffx-H5 iw f . W - ' f:5? 14'.. 4. 1 QA-r: A Y , Mfg- . ' ,,. I . . V A iw , V my ., ' ,. 0... A yW,x-4 X NAM, :X .... Wen? X, w . BASEBALL 'K ff 5 Q ---..., Www K' X 'cgi' W L' fy ,Q W . . I Qi V ' COACH JOHN PARHAM -4 xi VL VERNON AVERETT BEN BARKER '-' . ' S' N, X M ,fr l AA A W A, A i g ,K is-F' sf .f ' i, Q-. ,- -Q2 :ss-1-fg,,x --Q-.. W CHARLES BARK R ' .Q :QM ,M 25, K x ,L : ,N L, V ' a. aw. - A,..Y ...V EE ' ' X' . My . . lf .. fx . K. N X- m . 'f' ' sf L -- V , ,MM fUEEEEHMMX3 wwwff. N F W K +gww , -, . . 1. . - 3, X- 'IT' K - - i A H K ,VLA ,. W- 4' Q 1 . MQ m'u':ff,5Qr -ik' U'-:kk S ,. 1-.rw - 'v K -'N - K , 2-. , M ev f-'P MM, - 4 - f L, , A 5' , ' gr 1 , H .5 'Xml in u we K K A ,V W..,M.,, . . krfffmg'3WW.klh Q13 1-- . Q KP fs' N- Q EiESg 'L g A 1 -N A s i LI 'Y - g - K 5? . I Q, ' -' K fig NM, wadejg . , K Y i,1,l,g f'-'- f. - . f A . ' . I fn +1 an v -we-f - ,Wm , ,, M . ,. aj. . , ,. Q . ,W 5 . K 5 Y t i . , .r 1 l K , f , , . nf , . K kr A . . ZA., ,.., X - - Q .xi 5 K ff f ,f'fii7'f if A ' Q I ..1 f - 42-fr-i,,Q, .. ,s-Ls., ,V gf' A N Y ' I,-Qiwgify X : 'N ., K , -5 gizsfn.. , .. k if 4, 1-M , m ' W N .I-.. if gig M,u mi wgxwwws . , H -- ' f ,' - zmf V. 1: ,. --Mwgkfk: '- f - 1 I f v -Q wwf- ' v ' 5' ' 4-1 m iss y K v f2'4',a,g . HA A' 7 .1 tape? miimmf -uv , rf'-'var' I sf' V Q JAY PERKINSON WAYNE RIGGAN BEN THORP JAMES EDGAR GRAHAM HUBERT COX MIKE ARRINGTON BILLY BALL BOBBY BARN ES MEYER DWORSKY TRACK A K Q, V. FRANK DIXON BOBBY FRAZIER 56 MIKE HARRIS L.G. JONES TEAM BOB KEYES 'A I 2 I JEFF SAUNDERS I BILL WILLIS LARRY WILSON JAMES MORGAN S JIMMY WRIGHT J HUGI-II E PARROTT uv JACK SMITH MARTY YANCEY ROBERT POWELL -- TT -L., DONALD WARR EN GOLF DONALD MARTIN FRED FORSYTHE RHEM HUTCHINSON TOMMY TAYLOR WILLIAM TARRY SAM CURRIN 58 BOYS' MGNOGRAM LEFT TO RIGHT: MarTy Yancey, Donald Warren, Ben Thorp, Rose, Kenny Cox, Robert Corbifi, Charles Barker, Rhem Jim Byars, David Cannady, Tommy Brooks, Jay Perkinson, Hufchinson, L.G. Jones, Bobby Frazier, Danny Williford, Jeff Clifton l-lobgood, Ben Barker, Bill Willis, Tony Oakes, Earl Saunders, Bev. Norwood. Vernon Avereff, not picfured. GIRLS' MONOGRAM LEFT TO RIGHT: Marilyn Tunstall, Doirie Hughes, Sandra Elliott, Ann Colenda, Beffy Yancey. SEATED: Glenda Frazier 59 l . N- .,4 ff' CHEERLEADERS ..s K , w e . f. ws' f - ' . 5 .S Q V ,N M-' mf-g. ., A, -- f i 9' KR ' 'X , , 5-fs ' a?5'1:L,'p,3b,z 9 Q 'x fdf9-Q-52, .. jirgg - .wif ,-Mfg..-N -QQQW X Y f -,Luci is kr -f , jx ' . X. fH?'Wfg51.g..,1. 'Q :N K ., K? A F-Q o. .Rf .' - h .HQM-1' . A ' ff A 'VK' E +5 .f4v...m- FREE wiv --,mfMe,s.,k5-it , . ' 5 551. 5.,,,W...gM5..:- , ,L ,f ,- A-akfm-hfff' QL A v fy ' ' ,.+-' 'P wt.: . W, ., Q 'Szwss . H .v,wx,'yly,.. - 1 , gmw- 333233: - 'ixss e N, K .Q 55 7. I 1 fxsffg. Q, Q 3 . . ff,L.ih..5,' A .. R gym . -.A .-.-rg 2' K ' 5 .5'fi2't, aggggrl :iff- J. L. s- , QQ-sw - 5. '-re, N M 3 fi . ' H .1 W 5 Chief s FRONT T0 BACK: Judith Yancey, cerreg Alma Watkins, Linda Sadlerg Nina Wheelerg Laura Leslie Povvellj ings. 60 JUDITH YANCEY Chiefg Linda Ann Currinj Sue Fau- Dianne Blackwellg Margaret Jenn- 'W CYNTHIA CURRIN QQ Mascot : ..,5.qk . 11. W' 1 wg 3, JUNIGR VARSITY FOOTBALL I I LEFT T0 RIGHT, FIRST ROW: .lolwnny BUTTS, John Hunf, Andy Green, George Clerk. THIRD ROW: Alvin Woodlief, William Milfon, Bill Nelms, George I-Iunf. SECOND ROW: Tommy Newton, Ronnie Wilkerson, William I.c1ndis,CorrolI I-Icirf, Doug Arrington, Sholcr Powell, Donny Currin, Jimmy Williams, Lenny Wilson. fel' 'fe E I N, I 'S I 4: I W - ,A COACH KENNETH BRYAN 62 ,4,n.4.g......, , ..,,, , JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL COACH KENNETH BRYAN WAYNE HICKS - MEL DICKERSON Managers LEFT T0 RIGHT, KNEELING: Frank Dvvarsky, Brent Oakes, Cash, Carroll Hari, Robert Powell, Mike Arringfon, Charles Jimmy Williams, Henry Jennings, Ronnie Burneife, Tommy Piper, William Landis, Roger Oakley, Gilbert I-Iensgen, AI Arrington. STANDING: Johnny BUTTS, Glenn Woodlief, Gary Slqughfer, Jimmy Wright, 63 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS . .82 Remix: 5 , A, M.. . mi K 'f . if-.wif-Q 4 A 5 .L is N Sig - X .sw ,L+ 1,4 if -- ' f.1s,,Qv'n -1. A. E Q , i wamigif R X i--wifi ' 'gain . W W X AS: sf mag ma 1 ' we-X ,L M ,, E QQ R '3?'5r . T 555 X 2 ANNABELL WATKINS Chief -.-.---A,.,....,,,..,,....,,.N..e.M 2 FRONT T0 BACK: Annabel Watkins, ,,,,i,,.. Chiefg Diane Mayg Mary Cynthia Harris Befh Pruiffj Debbie Peeblesj Susan Wafkinsj Gienda Marfang Sara King. 64 Q'f '5-'Q 5 mir 0 hir I ' 'fkmfgr YQ N n s .g ., . Ap- ' 3 71 3, 5 fi! P 1 ,i, 3 wg 3 Q8 3 . QW if ai k S ., : 1 E 3 Q k Q L 4 an X Q P - i.,, Q hw 2 D! .:, Q M i .'. . 'Q ' K X, , STOOUW LGE W , P 1 LQ OMECOMING QUEEN W M SENIOR Www -, ,- A.,, M,,.,, , , f hw ,,.,, .M N 4 Mwdn WWI? REPRESENTATIVES BRENDA CURRIN LINDA SADLER ALMA MARIE WATKINS JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES 68 Q SOPHCJMORE REPRESENTATIVES PATRICIA CAMPBELL NINA WHEELER 2 .Hug CAROLE WATSON wwW'l 'V 'Vt',J5yiZfililjILiTZj' QZILQ' V ' 'Q QQ' DEBRA PEEBLES DIANE MAY ANNABELL WATKINS FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES 70 Q, ,. . s 4, J mwwxv.. x .Y ,.,. , . ' X ' W: QW . l K V 1 Mi 5 s -I 7 it K L A f qi 1 x S , M11 wa . p 1 7 N ,f , A, V These ore our Wi ldcotsg ,,,-- ,af 5 ,- Lucy working hord? lT's lzridoyll we WOO Is iT oliye'?'? .4 Arerff you glad iT ism r roihi Now I ask you, how con vve help buf win? A smile ond Three flags. The loy of 3:O3!! Our Freshmen can yell oll righfl SX alu- 1' K .f-x ' Q f' Nw ff W f '- be . - gp- CLGSS OF Go sump- A JAMES HOWARD ADCOCK ln the life of a young man, the most essential thing for happiness is the gift of friendship. FF-A4 1,25 Latin I 2, Latin II 3, Iv. Boskef- ketball 2, Boys' Intramurals I,2. WERTER LINDBERGH ARPINGTON lt doesn't pay to take life so seriously. Science Club I, Latin I I, French I 3, Chorus 4. WILLIAM ARVIN AIKEN A willing worker there is no other. l:.l:.A. l,2,3,41, Bus Driver 2,3,4, Chorus 4, GAITHER ALLEN ANDERSON To worry little, to sudy less, is my ambition of happiness. Newspaper Staff 2, l:.F.A, l,2,3,-41, Baseball 2, C-flee Club 2, Chorus 4. OLIVIA GAIL ASHWORTH lt is better to wear out in mischief than to rust out in being solemn. l:.T.A. I, Science Club l,2, Latin I I, Latin 'll 2, Latin III 3, Girls' Basketball 2, Manager 4, Girls' J.V. Basketball I, Jr.-Sr. Waitress I, G.A.A. l,2, fait 74 ' 1' WALTER VERNON AVERETT The type of guy who moves quietly, but steadily forward. WILDCAT STAFF 4, Business Manager, Student Council 2, National Honor Society 4, Vice President, Latin I I, Latin II 2, Latin Ill 3, Boys' Monogram l,2,3,4, .l.V. Football I, Ca- Captain, Boys' Basketball 3, Baseball I,2,3,A, Co-Captain 3, Marshal 3,4, Freshman Class President, Sophomore Class President, Junior Class Vice President. U LUCY WEBB BAIRD Red hair and a laughing smile win friends. WILDCAT STAFF 354, Editor 45 Science CIub Ili Lvtin I If Lllfin II 2, Vice President5 Latin III 3,45 French I 35 French II 45 GirIs' J,V, Basketball Manager I5 G.A.A. I,2. ELBERT LARRY BLACKWELL When there's work lo dn, he's always ready. I:.E.A. I52,35 Bus Driver 253545 CIass Officer 2. ROY BENJAMIN BARKER, JR. The value of each man consists in what he does well. Latin I I5 Latin II 25 Boys' Monogram I,2,3,A5 Varsity EootbaII 253,45 Boys' Baskerbail I5 .J.V. Basketbali I5 BaseboII I,2,3545 Freshman Ciass Vice President5 Senior CIass President5 Boys' IntramuraIs I52. EUGENE BEVERLY BLACKWELL He is the very pineapple of politeness! F,I:,A, I52,3545 Boys' Basketbali I525 Baseball I,25 Bus Driver 3545 Glee CIub. 75 wr- A TH ELMA GAYL E BARN ES l hear no evil5 I think no evil: I speak no eviI. F,H,A. I52,3545 G.A.A. I,25 Girls' Intramurals I,25 Girls' Chorus 4. ROBERT POWELL BLACKWELL Good nafured, dependable, and u true friend. E.E.A. I5253545 Baseball I525 Bus Drivers CIub 3,45 Homecoming Court 25 Sophomore CIoss Vice Pre5ident5 Cvlee Club 25 4-H I,25 F.I:,A. Secretary 45 Homeroom Representative 3. CANIILLA ANN BOSWOOD Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. Student Council 3, Newspaper Staff 11, Editor, National Honor Society 11, Executive Corri- mittee, F.T.A. 2, Secretary, Science Club 2, Latin l I, SecretarYi Latin II 2, Empress, Latin III 3,4, French I 3, President, French II -4, Cheerleader Alternate I, Homecoming Court 4, Marshal 3,4, Senior Class Secretary, Class Prophet, Jr.-Sr. Waitress I, Bible Club, Betty Crocker Award, 4. JOHN CALVIN BREEDLOVE I grow old learning something new everyday. National Honor Society 4, Science Club 2, Latin I I, Latin II 2, French I 3, French II 4, Bible Club I. CAROLYN ELIZABETH BOYD Modest and sweet, calm and sincere. Newspaper Staff l,4, I:.H.A. I,2, l:.T.A, I,2, Campus Book Club I,2, Glee Club 2, Girls' Softball 2. WILLIAM ELLIOTT BREEDLOVE A fellow has got to be lucky! Newspaper Staff 4, Science Club I,2, French I3,Cl'1oru5 I, Library Club 2,4, Bible Club 2. 76 TONY ALLEN BOYD his not possible-it cannot be. I:.F.A. I, French I 3, French II LI, Boys' ketball 2, Baseball I,2, Glee Club I,2. H ANNA MARIE BROOKS A quiet mind is richer than o clown.' Bus Driver 3, Girls' Intramurals I,2. GEORGE THOMAS BROOKS The truly generous is the truly wise. F.l:,A. 45 French I 35 Boys' Monogram l,2,3,1l5 Varsity Football 3,45 Boys' Basketball I,2,35 Baseball 253,115 Most Valuable Baseball Player 3. LUTHER HENRYHCARRINGTON l wi . WILDCAT STAFF 2,3, Associate Editor 35 Student Council 11, l:'resident5 National Honor Society 45 Science Club 25 Latin I I5 Latin Il 25 Latin III 35 French I 35 French ll 45 Debating Club 25 Class Night Speaker5 Bible Club I5 Jr.-Sr. Waiter I. JAMIESON PAINTER BYARS, JR. I agree with no man's opinions. l have some of my own. Student Council 115 National Honor Society 45 Latin I I5 Latin II I, President5 Latin Ill 3,45 French I 35 French II 45 Boys' Monoaram 2, 3,4 Varsity Football 2,115 ,l.V. Football I5 BOYS' Basketball 3,45 J.V. Basketball l,2' Baseball 2,3,11. 1 DAVID DAWSON CANNADY Good in scholarship, better in friendship, best in athletics. Newspaper Stott 4, Sports Eclitor5 National Honor Soclety 4, Presldent5 Latin I I5 Latin ll 25 Latin Ill 35 Boys' Monogram l,2,3,115 Varsity Football I,2,3,11, Co-Captain 4, Most Valuable Player ot Conference 3,115 All Eastern SA Sec- ond Team 3, First Tearn 45 All State 115 Most Valuable Player at Team 35 Boys' Basketball l,2,3,11, Co-Captain 3,115 All-Conference 2,3 Second Tearn5 Baseball l,2,3,4, All-Conference l,2,35 Most Valuable ot Team I5 All State 35 Track l,3,115 Blue Ribbon in IOO Yd, Dash at State Sectional Meet5 Most Valuable Player at Tearn 35 Marshal 35 Junior Class President, MARVIN ANTHONY CASH Rebellion lay in his way, and he found it. ::.2l:.A. I,Q,3,115 Bus Driver 3,45 Glee Club 77 Jr.-Sr. Waiter I. FLORA ANNETTE CLARK Swift to hear, slow to speak, slew to wrath. WILDCAT STAFF --15 Student Council 25 National Honor Society 115 F.H.A. I,2,3, His- torian 2, Reporter 35 I:.T.A. I,25 Latin I I5 Latin Il 25 .l.V. Basketball I. LINDA SUE CLARK Personality is un ever-enduring quaIity. Student Council 3, Newspaper Staff l,2,3,4, Feature Editor 3, Business Manager 11, National Honor Society 4, F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Secretary 2, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4, Latin I 3, President, Latin ll 4,Girls' BasketbalI 1,25 Bus Driver 3,4, Homecoming Court 2, Freshman Class Secretary, Beta Club 1,25 Glee Club 2, Campus Book Club l,2, President 2, DAR Citizenship Award, F.T,A. l,2, Jr.-Sr. Waitress. CAROLE JEAN CORBETT Whew-New l'm beginning to livel Newspaper Staff 4, Science Club l,2, Latin I 2, Latin Il 3, BibIe CIub 2, Chorus 3, G.A.A 1,25 Girls' Intramurals 2, Red Cross Organiza- tion 2, J.C.L. 2, Library Assistant 3,A. LINDA GAIL WILKINSON CLARK l do nat pretend to have discovered that life has anything more to be desired than a prudent and virtuous marriage. Newspaper Staff I,2, Art Editor, NationaI Honor Society 4, E,H,A. l,2, Recreation Leader 2, GirIs' BasketbaII l,Q, Bus Driver 3,4, GIee CIub 2, Campus Book CIub 2, Reporter. ROBERT LEE CORBITT Well-timed silence hath more eloquence than speech. Student Council I, F.l:.A, I,2,3,4, President 11, Boys' Monogram 2,3,l1, Varsity Football 2,3,4, J.V. Eootbali I, Track 2,3,4. 78 ROBERT WAYNE CLAYBORNE Life is just one thing after another. E.E.A. l,2,3,l1, Treasurer 4, Boys' BasketbaII l,2,3, Bus Driver 2,3,4. BEVERLY KENNETH COX Life is to me but iust a comedy. Science CIub l,2, Latin I 2, Latin Il 3, Boys Monogram 2,3,4, Varsity Football 2,3,4, J.V Football I, Boys' BasketbalI 2, J.V. Basket ball I, Track I,2. HELEN ELIZABETH COZART What's the use of living if you can't enioy yourself? Newspaper Staff 115 F.T.A. 25 Latin I I, Latin Il QQ Latin Ill 35 Band 3,4, Secretary 11, Color Guard 4g Library Science Club Aj G.A.A. l,2. RONALD TERRY CURRIN In the race for life, he will not be behind. Newspaper Staff 2g I:.E.A. l,2,3,A, Sentinel 3g Bus Driver 3,115 Glee Club 25 Boys' Intramurals I,2. BONNIE LOU CROWE NANNIE LEIGH CULBRETI-I The secret of success is constancy of 'IHOP' and 59 IWPPYI 'IWV5 all lol' the 595'-H purpose. F.H.A. I,2g French I 3g 11-H Club l,25 Glee WILDCAT STAFF 35 E.H,A, 1,232 French I 3i Club 1,25 Cborus 115 Jr.-Sr. Waitress 2g Waitress 4-H Club l,2g Girls' Softball I,2g Glee Club Of A'I'iIe'lC BGHQUEIQ- I,2j Chorus 45 Waitress at Atbletlc Banquet 2. THEODORE RAY CURRIN VERNON WILLIAM CURRIN, JR. He never says more than is necessary. Less noise, less noise! Newspaper Staff 25 National Honor Soclety National Honor Society 45 Science Club 2g Ag E.E.A. L25 French I 35 Bus Driver 3 11' Latin I lg J.V. Basketball 25 Baseball 2,4 Bm club I,2,3g11-H i,2. ' ' 79 IEANN MARIE CUTTS The highest of distinctions is service to others. WILDCAT STAFF 4, National Honor Society 4, E.I-I.A, I,2,r1, Reporter 2 and Bi-County Par- Iiarnentarian, Latin I 3, Latin II LI, Giris' Monogram 2, GirIs' Basketbaii I,2, Marshai I,2,3, Cairis' Softbaii I,2, GIee Ciub I,2. JOYCE MARIE DEAN Foirest und best adorned is she whose clothing is humility. WILDCAT STAFF 3, Student Council 4, Newspaper Staff 2,4, Natianai Honor Society 41, Executive Committee, I:.H.A. 4, E.T.A. 2,4, Vice President 4, Science Club I,2, Latin I I, Latin II 2, Latin III 3, Marshai 4, G.A.A. I,2. JANE DICKERSOINI The very peck of courtesy, National Honor Society 1I,F.H.A. I,2,3,4, Presi- dent 11, Vice President 3, E.T.A. I,2,4, Latin I I, Latin II 2, MARY LOUISE DUNKLEY Ambition is the germ from which oII growth of nobleness proceeds. Newspaper Stott I,2, Feature Editor 2, Fresh- rnan CIass Reporter, Campus Book CIub I,2, Secretary 2, F.H.A. I,2, F.'I'.A. I,2,4I, Vice President 2, President 4, Beta Ciub I,2,3, 4-H I, Giee CIub 2, Nationai I-Ianor Society 41, Executive Committee, Marshai I,2,3, Chief 3, Bus Driver 3,4, Latin Ciub I 3, Secretary, Latin II 11, President, Student CounciI 4, Sec- retary, Library Assistant 3, Jr.-Sr. Waitress, Senior Ciass Testator. NANCY GRAY EDWARDS Through? Can it be possibIe?! E.H.A. I,2,3, French I 3, GirIs' Basketbail I,2, Homecoming Court 2, Freshman CIass Treasurer, Sophomore CIass Vice President, Giris' Softball I,2, GIee CIub I. 80 ALLIE GILBERT ELLINGTON My only looks were womon's Iooks, and foIIy's all they've taught me. Student Councii I,2, NationaI Honor Society 11, Science Ciub 2, Latin I I, Treasurer, Latin II 2, Latin III 3,4, Erench I 3, Varsity Eootbaii I,2, ,I.V. Basketbali 2, Track I,2, CIass Night Speaker-CIass Poet, Bibie Ciub 2, Jr.-Sr. Waiter I. JQ.SlE'LARAINE HOBGOOD ELLINGTON H PATSY l.UCILl.E EITLINGTON I H SANDRA E. ELLIOTT 5 h H Patience and genlleness ore power. Dependable ond well-lalced by all. A 900'-l 59077 and 4 Wum' heon W ln' F.H,A. L25 French I 35 Girls' Basketball 1,25 WlLDCAT STAFF L15 F.T.A. 1,25 Science l:-ll-A- L22 French l 32 French ll Ai Gl l5 Bus Driver 45 Chorus 3. Club l,25 Latin I l5 Latin ll 25 Girls' lntrq- Basketball l,2,3,45 Bus Driver 35 Beta Club murals l,25 G.A.A. L25 Library Helper 3, l,2j Jr,-Sv WUiT e55 2- MARIE YOLANDA ELIJOTT BRENDA SUE FAUCETTE JAMES THANIEL EAUCETTE For my own port, l om well content. By the work, one knows the workmon. To speed is bu! humon5 to get caught u fine. Newspaper Staff l525 E.H.A. l,25 E.T.A. l5 l:.l-l.A. l,25 Glee Club l,25 11-H Club l,25 Ll- National Honor Society 45 F,F.A. l5 French l 35 Girls' Basketball l52. brary Assistant 45 Athletic Banquet Waitress 2. Boys' Basketball 25 Bus Driver 3545 NlOrSl'vOl 1,2, oiee Club 2. 81 Y, v L MARY SUE FAUCETTE CAROLYN jANE FINCH FREDERICK CORNAX FORSYTHE Heights are mode to be looked ut, not to be WI'1ere's the party? My face is my fortune, sir! looked from. F.I-LA. I,2,3, Girls' Intramurals 1,25 G.A.A, Science Club I,2, Latin I 1, Latin II 2, Lo m WILDCAT STAFF 1, F.H.A. 1,4, Science I,2, Chorus. ll 2, Larm III 3, Boys' Monogram 2,3, Varsl Club 2, Latin I 1, Lawn II 2, Lorm III 3, Football 1,2,3, ,l.V. Baskefball I, Golf 2 French I 1, Cheerleader 11, G.A,A. I,2, Jr,-Sr. Jr.-Sr, Waiver 1. Waitress 1. JERRY LYNN FRAZIER He profits most who serves best. F.I:.A. 1,2,3, Baseball 2, Glee CIU WILLIAM ROBERT FRAZIER, III Golden days are fine with me, but they sure ccn't top the nights! Science Club 1,2, Lctm I 2, Lafm ll 3, Boys' Monogram 141, Varsity Football 2,3,4I, IV, Football 1, J,V. Basketball 2, Baseball l,2, Truck 3,4 82 MICHAEL FRANCIS I-IANKS Always ready to lend cl helping hand F.F.A. 1,2,3,A. SUSAN GRANT HARRIS Born with the gift of wit. F,T.A. I5 ScIence Club l,25 Latin I I5 Latin Il 25 LatIn III 3,45 French I 35 French ll 115 ,l.V. Basketball Manager I5 Jr.-Sr, Waitress I5 G.A.A. l,2. LOWELL WEBSTER I-IENSGEN, JR, Though he has Eden to live in, mon cannot be happy alone. Natwanal Honor Sactety 115 Science Club I5 Latin I I5 Larln II 25 Latin III 35 French I 35 French II 4, Vwce President5 Track I,25 Marshal 3,4 iff.. LINDA MARIE HART RONALD ALLEN HASKINS Little friends may prove great friends. His 9005 l U 'W if 5U'PUS50d BY H009- l:.H.A. l5 Chorus 3. Science Club 25 Latin I 25 Latin Il 35 Track 2 CELIA HESTER She hos o complete ignorance of everything o woman does not need to know. Student Council 415 Newspaper Staff 253,45 National l-Ionar Society 4, Treasurer5 Science Club l,2j Larin I I5 Latin ll 25 Latin III 3,415 French I 3, Secretary5 French II 41, Secrevary5 J,V. Basketball I5 G,A.A, I,2, 83 JAMES THOMAS HIGI-IT, JR. Young fellows will be young fellows. l:.l:.A. l,2,3,45 Bus Driver 3,45 Bays' Intra murals l,2. BENNETT LEAK HIGHTOWER, JR. Take it easy, have your fun, and let the old world flicker on. Latin I I. CLIFTON FONTAINE I-IOBGOOD He does it with better grace, but I do it more natural. French I 35 Boys' Monogram l5253,45 Varsity Football 45 Bays' Basketball I,2,35 Baseball I,2. JAMES MILLINTON HONARD5 ll Science is vastly more stimulating to imagination than are the classics. National Honor Society 45 Science Club Latin I I5 Latin II 25 French I 35 French Bus Driver 35115 Marshal 3,115 Substitute TONI DAE HUPF the There is no fury like u woman searching for a newlover. I,25 F.H.A. I,25 French I 35 French II 45 Girls' Il 45 Basketball I,25 Bus Driver 3,45 Beta Club 25 Bus Driver 115 Commendation on National Merit Exam5 Delegate ro N.C. Jr. Science Humanities Symposium. and Jr.-Sr. Waitress5 Chorus 11. 84 MARY LOUISE HOCKADAY What costs the least and dues the most is a pleasant smile. Science Club I5 Latin I I5 Latin Il 25 Bus Driver 35 Girls' Intramurals I525 Ped Cross 25 G.A.A. I,25 Merit in Scholarship I. DOROTHY ANN HUGHES How dull this world must've been before I got here! Student Council 2,35 Science Club lj LGYIVY I I5 Latin ll 25 Latin III 45 French I 35 French Il 45 Girls' Monogram I,2,3,45 Girls' Basketball I,2,3,4, Ca-Captain 45 G.A.A. I,2. SANDRA I-IAR'l' HUGHES Them is no fear in lovsg but perfect love casteth out fear. WILDCAT STAFF 3, Student Council 3, Newspaper Staff I,2, I:.H.A. I,2, E.T.A. 1,25 Erencb I 3, Vice President, Girls' Basketball l,2,3, Bus Driver 2,3, Beta Club 2, Glee Club 2. LOUIS RHEM I-ILJTCHINSON, JR. There's u good time coming, it's almost here, Twus o long, long time on the way. Science Club l,2,3, Latin I 2, Latin II 3 Boys' Monogram 3,41 J.V. Eaotball I, Bays Basketball l,2,3,l1, Golf 3,l1. LINDA KAY JACKSON Time is o great teacher. PATRICIA GAIL JACOT Quiet and reserved. Newspaper Staff I, F,H.A. I,2. Science Club l,2, Latin I I, Girls' Basketball I,2, Bible Club I. 85 WAYNE STEVE I-IUTSON The lnw is good, if u mon uses it lawfully. Student Council 3, E.I:.A. I, l:renClW I li BOYS Basketball I,2, Baseball l,2,A, Glee Club 2. MARGARET MacLEAN JENNINGS 'The fairest garden in her looks, and in her mind is the wisest books. WILDCAT STAFF I,2,3,4l, Art Editor 3, National Honor Society Ll, Secretary, Science Club l,2, Latin I I, Latin Il 2, Latin III 3, French I 3, French II 11, Girls' Monogram Q,3,4lj J.V. Basketball I, Co-Captain, Cheer' leader 2,3,Ll, Homecoming Court 2, Marshal 3,l1jJr,-Sr.Waitress l, G.A.A, l,2. ALICE VIOLA JONES DOUGLAS PEELE JONES JR. HOWARD DAVID JONES Manners, no! gold, are a womun's hes? Tell him of .lacob's ladder and h,e'll draw if. ul-N9 is 790 Shar' 'O W0 Y-H adornmenf. Newspaper Staff I525 F.l-LA. I525 l:.T.A. l52, Secrerary 25 Glee Club 2. Newspaper Staff I525 F,F.A. l5253511. F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Glee Club 2. LEWIS GARLAND JONES, JR. Give me a thousand women, hui give ihem io me one ui u Mme. Srudenv Council 25 E.I:.A. I5 Science Club 25 Lcfin I I5 Lofln II 25 Lovin III 35 Boys' Mono- gram 3545 Boys' Basketball 3545 J.V. Basketball I,25 Track 253,45 Bus Driver 35 Class Offlcer l,25 Band Drum MaIor5 Jr.-Sr, Waiter. K LINDA ANN JONES H PAULA LEE JUBRIAS Friendship is lov, wighou, 5,5 wingsjl There is nothing more lun than a man. A. l,25 Girls' Baskefball l525 Glee Club 2 Lalirw II 25 French I 35 French ll 415 Biolo ' Club 1, ska Cm, 1, G.A,A. 2. 86 ,L ,W I I ROBERT ALLEN KEETON ROBERT SEWARD KEYES Why q sweef delight a great life affords! The swiffesf traveler is he fha? goes ufoo1. F.F.A-I,2,3,41, Smclenr Council I, Science Club l,2, Boys' Boskerbolf 3,4i, Co-Coprown 4, J.V, Bcskerboll 2, Truck 3,4 JERRY WHITE LANIER He will succeed, For he believes all he says.' Science CIub I,2,3, Deboring Club I, J.V Bcsketbcli I, Golf 4, Boys' Intramurals l,2 Bond l,2, Drum Mejor 2. NANCY KAY LAWS HOWARD BAYNARD LEONARD, JR. SANDRA MACIOROSKI A winning smile, ci good friend, are eomest I quickly laugh ef everyrhing for fear of 'This friendly lass with red hair possesses workers, and 'rue to Qhe end. having to cry. fruits which are very rare. I:.I'I.A. 1,25 French I 3, French II 4, Girls' Lovin I I, Lcmn II 2, Lcmn Ill 3,4, Jr.-Sr. F.T.A. 2, Lcfxn I I, Latin II 2, G.A.A. l,2. Boskefboll l,2, Bus Driver 4, Sophomore Closs Waiver I. Reporter, Glee Club 2. 87 1 LINDA FRANCES MANGUM DONALD WYVICE MARTIN The only way to have u friend is io be one. My kingdom is for a baske! and two poinfs. NG?ionc1I Honor Society 45 E.H.A, I,2g French Loiiri II 25 Boys' Monogram 35 Boys' Basker- II L15 Giris' BoskeTI::cII 1,25 Bus Driver 3,45 bcII 45 Golf 3,4 Bere CIUIQ 2. MARY HELEN MILES A light hear! lives on! F.H.A. I,2,3. CAROLYN DORIS MOORE MARY HELEN MORRIS LARRY THOMAS NEWBY Her qcfs me qlwqys kindly, Patience and genfleness are power. Words withoui fhought, never to heaven go Newspaper Sfcnif L25 F,I-LA, I, Repgrferp BUS NOTIOHGI Honor Society A5 FJ-I,A. I,25 Gig-IS' Boys' BaskerbciII I,25 Baseboil 1,2 Bus Driver Driver Substirure 3,415 Waitress 25 Campus B05Ife'bGII 22 BSIU Clwb 2. 31 A'I'I CIUb If2i Chorus 4- Book CIub L25 Glee Club 2j IntromuroI Bos- I4eVbcII IIQ. 88 BAlLEY EDWARD NEWTON ROBERT LENWOOD NEWTON THOMAS EDWARD NEWTON Thou art u fellow of good respect, Boys will be boys! Happy um l from care, l'm free! Why orenf't l:.l:.A. 354, Sentinel 45 Bays' Basketball l525 F.l:.A. l,2,3,45 French I L15 Boys' Basketball they all contented like me? Bus Driver 253541, l,2,35 Bus Driver 3511. FFA. l,25 French l 35 French ll 115 Boys' Basketball l,25 Baseball 25 Class Officer l525 ZLH Club l. BEVERLY WATKlNS NORWOOD As crazy us Dopeyp us cute as Docp as mean as Grumpy, but a good old sock. WILDCAT STAFF l5 Newspaper Stall 415 Latin l l, Delegate Natuanal J,C,L. Can- ventionj Latin ll 25 Latin Ill 35 Bays' Mona- aram l,2,3,Ll5 Varsity Football Manager l,2, 35115 Boys' Basketball Manager l,25 Baseball Manaqer l5 Jr.-Sr. Waiter l. Everything happens to everybody sooner or JERRY OAKLEY MARGARET ANNE O'BRlAN Her aim is never to offend and every person later if there is time enough. is l1erfriend. E.l'l.A, l52, Secretary5 Erenclw l 35 French ll 45 Girls' Basketball l525 Jr.-Sr. Waitress 25 Beta Club 25 Chorus ll. 89 LINDA FOWLER PARHAM NAOMI ANNETTE PARHAM l can resist everything except temptation, People say that life is the thing, but l prefer Science Club L25 Latin I lj Latin II 2g Latin reading. III 3,45 French I 35 French Il 45 J.V. Basket- F,H,A. l,2,3,4j Latin I 35 Latin II 4g Cheer- ball Ig G,A.A. l,2. leader lj Bus Driver Aj Class Officer lg 4-H JAMES CRAWFORD PARROTT Give the warld the best that you have and the best will come buck ta you. Science Club 25 Chorus 4. I,25 Girls' Softball I5 Jr,-Sr. Banquet Waitress 25 Athletic Banquet 2. LARRY MARSHALL PARROTT Everyman is the architect of his own fortune. Newspaper Staff dj Science Club l,2j Bible Club 25 Library Assistant 4. 90 HUG?-IIE MINOR PARROTT lt is better to know nothing than to know what ain't so. Science Club 2 otin j L I 2g Latin ll 3g Latin Ill 115 Track 3,115 Boys' Intramurals I ,2. GLORIA JANE PETERS To be awake is to be alive. F,I-l,A, l,2j Latin ll 25 Bible Club 2g Girls' Intramurals I,2. IV I LINDA LOU PLEASANTS A ies? breaks no bones. F.I-I.A. I,2,3g Chorus 4. LINDA CAROL PUCKETT What is io come I know nov. But I know that wha? has been was good. WILDCAT STAFF 3,415 Newspaper Sraff L25 E.H,A. I,2g F.T,A. 2g GurIs' BaskerbaII L25 Bus Drwer 3,45 Homecommg Court 25 Sopho- more CIGSS Secretary-Treasurerg Chorus I,2g Campus Book Club I,2. JAMES BREWER POWELL III CHARLES HENRY PUCKETT The march of ihe human mimf is slow. Le!i1beg ifmuflorsnoff' Latin I Ig Lafin Il 25 Track IQ. F.I:.A. I,2,3,4. WOODROW WILSON RAMSEY, JR. WILLIAM PIERCE RAYNORPIR. 'II-N6 is '00 5I 0f7 T9 WUYYY- The world would be mine if I had iime fo E.I:.A. I,2,3,4. fake cure of if. Science CIUID Ig French I 3g Track 2. 91 NORMAN EARL ROSE, Ill His right eye was a good little eye, but his left eye loved to roam. French l 3, French Il 4, Boys' Monogram 3,4, gfasrsity Football 2,3,1lj J.V. Football l, Track DELOIS ANN SAUNDERS Always ready to lend e helping hand. l,2, Science Club 2, Girls' Intramurals JOHN RANDOLPH RUTLEDGE l hope to grace this latter age with noble deeds. Student Council l,2, Treasurer 2, Latin l l, Latin ll 2, Latin Ill 32 Marshal 3,4, Senior Class President, Homeroam Representative 3, Student Council Constitution Committee 3, Bible Club 2. JEFF ROYSTER SAUNDERS, JR, He could be moved to smile at anything. Science Club l,2g Latin I 2, Latin ll 3, Boys' Monogram 11, Varsity Football Manager 2,3j .l.V. Football l, Boys' Basketball Manager 3,55 J.V. Basketball l,2, Track l,2,3,l1. 92 .lUDlTH ROSE SATTERWHITE Never say more than is necessary. F.H,A, l,2,3, Historian 2, French l 3, Girls' Basketball l, Cheerleader 2, Softball 2, 4-H l,2, Girls' Chorus l,2,11. THOMAS GOOCH SHERMAN Thought will not work except in silence. F.F.A, 3,4l, F.F.A, Class President 3, Treas- urer 41,11-H Club l,2,3,11. LESTER MARK SMITH The world belongs to the enthusiast who keeps cool. National Honor Society Aj Science Club 25 Latin l Ig Latin ll 25 J.V. Football lj Base- ball 2,4g Senior Class Treasurer. WILLIAM THOMAS TARRY All his faults are such that one loves him still the better for them. WILDCAT STAFF Ag Student Council 3,-41g Science Club 1,25 Latin I I, President Latin ll 25 Golt2,3,11g Sophomore Class Vice President, BETSY ARIS SUITT Then she will talk - ye gods! how shewill talk! WILDCAT STAFF 115 Student Council I,2,3j National Honor Society 11, Executive Council Ali F.H.A. 2,3,-4, President 3, Vice President of District FI-I.A.5 Science Club l,2g Latin I If Latin ll QQ Latin Ill 3,l1, Vice President ot State JCLQ Homecoming Court lj Junior Class Treasarerj G.A,A, I,2j Jr.-Sr. Waitress l. MICHAEL DOUGLAS TAYLOR Silence accomplishes much that noise cannot. Student Council If Baseball lg Cvolt I,2,3g Sophomore Class presidentg Spanish ll Award. 93 BENJAMIN HAYS TALTON, JR. Quiet, shy, what we call an extra nice guy. Science Club I,2j Latin I Ig Latin Il 2j .I.V. Basketball I,2. THOMAS NORTHINGTON TAYLOR GJR. A man is but what he knoweth.' National Honor Society L15 Science Club l,2 Lovin I lj Lunn II 25 Lovin Ill 3g J.V. Basket ball l,2p Golf 2,3,4. 71, CAROLYN JEAN THOMAS She never leaves that which can be com- pletely done. Newspaper Staff 2, National Honor Society 4, F,T.A, 2, Science Club l,2, Latin I I, Latin ll 2, Latin lll 3, French I 3, French ll 4, Sec- retary, Debating Club 2, G.A.A. l,2. RACHEL THOMAS To know l1er brings sunshine. National Honor Society 4, E.H.A. l,2,4, F.T.A. 4, Historian, French I 3, French ll 4, C-firls' Basketball 2, Marshal 3, Freshman Class President, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Sec- retary, Historian, Glee Club 2, LORENA ALLEN TIMBERLAKE Then give the world the best you have, and the best will came back to you. Newspaper Staff I,2, National Honor Society 4, l:.H.A. l,2,3,4, Secretary l, F.T.A. 2, Re- porter, Latin l 3, Latin II 4, Vice President, Bus Driver 3,45 Junior Class Secretory, Glee Club 2, Library Club 3,4. MARILYN HOPE TUNSTALL Lovely maid with charm and grace, Pleasing ways and u pleasing lace. Student Council l,3, Latin I I, Latin II 2, Girls' Monogram l,2,4, Girls' Basketball I,2, 3,4, Co-Captain 4, Cheerleader l,2,3, Hame- corning Court I,2,4, Homecoming Queen 4, G.A.A, l,2. 94 JUDY CATHERINE THOMASSON A one man woman om l. G,A.A, l,2, l:,H.A, l,2,3, Vice President 2 F,T,A, l,2, Latin l l, Latin II 2. n WILLIAM FRAZIER VAUGHAN Ready for anything, be it work or play. F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Boys' Basketball l,2, Baseball l,2, Sophomore Class President, Glee Club 2, 4-H Club l,2. BARBARA LYNN WALKER 'Three Lighis-ihe sun, the moon, and him. Pl-l,A. l,2,11g Freshman Class Vice Presidenti Sophomore Class Presldenrg Glee Club l,2j Choral MUSIC 4. JOSEPHINE WEST 'Silence accomplishes much that noise cannot E.I-l.A. I. JOHN STRADLEY WATKINS Ill l knew nothing of fomorrowp my husinass is to be good and happy 7odoy. Lann I I5 Latin II 25 Track 2g Bible Club 2. THOMAS EUGENE WHEELE R. Be silenf ond safe-silence never betrays you. F.F,A. l,2,3,4g .I.V. Basketball I5 Bus Driver l,2g Boys' Intramurals l,2. 95 SUSAN BAILEY WATKINS Of all the ioys thai I recall, lo be in love is best of aIl. WILDCAT STAFF 2,3,l1j Student Council l,2j F.T.A. lj Science Club 2g Latin I lg Latin ll 25 Sophomore Class Secrefaryg G.A.A. l,2. LINDA REBECCA WHEELER A smile fha! won'f come off. Latin I lg Girls' Intramurals 25 Chorus ll. CAROLYN WHITE Gentlemen always seem fo remember blends. Science Club l,2j Lofinl Ig Laiin II 25 Latin III 3g J.V. Basketball I5 G.A.A. I,2g F.T.A. I,25 Girls' Inrramurols I,2. GAYNELLE WHITE The world surely would be dull wiihoui me! WILDCAT STAFF 3,4g F.T,A. 11, Science Club I,2g Lorin I lj Latin Il 2g Latin III 3,4j French I 3g J.V. Basketball I, Co-Capfoinj G,A,A, I,2. JUDITH DIANE WILLIAMS Swee0 and quiet. F.l-LA. Ig Girls' Intramurals I EDGAR HINES WILLIS GLYNDA LEIGH WINSTEAD U WADE MCGEE WOODLIEF Tis strange what a mon can do and a woman Always smiling, always sweet, always He looks df '59 world 505503 C S'THlG still fhink him an angeI. preHy, always near. F.F.A. I,2,3,4g Bus Driver 3,45 Boys In ro F.F.A. 3g French I Aj Boys' Monogram 3,45 Typing Club 25 Horneroom Treasurer I. U 0lS L21 Chorus 4- Vorsiry Football 2,145 J.V. Football I Track 3,4 96 WALTER JAMES WOODY People who make no noise are dangerous. l:.F,A, 3,4, Science Club 2, Bus Driver 3,ll, Boys' lntramurals l,2. BETTY YANCEY A winsome personality and a born athlete. l:.H.A. l,2, Girls' Monogram -4, Girls' Basket- ball l,2,3,11g Chorus 3. MARSHALL EDWARD YANCEY, JR. lt's well to be off with the old woman before you're an with the new. WILDCAT STAFF 3,11, Associate Business Manager 31 Science Club l,2, Latin I l, Treas- urer, Latin ll 2, Boys' Monogram 2,3,11, Varsity Football 2,3,4, Co-Captain 11, All-Conference 3, J.V. Football l, Co-Captain, Baseball 2, Track l,3,4, Jr.-Sr. Waiter l. HELEN KATHRYN YOUNG What may look dark in the distance, brightens as l draw near. E.H.A. l,2,3, Recreational Leader 2,35 Glrls' Basketball 2,35 .l.V. Basketball lg G.A.A. l,2, Girls' Chorus 4. 97 JUDITH MARIE YANCEY She that was fair and never Proud, had tongue at will and yet was never loud. WILDCAT STAFF 2,45 National Honor Society 11, Latin I lg Latin ll 2, Treasurer, French I 3, Vice President, French II 41, Treasurer, Girls' Monogram l,2,3,A, Cheerleader l,2,3,l1, Chief 11, Homecoming Court 4, G.A.A. l,2, JCL State Convention Page 25 Jr.-Sr. Waitress l. F -mg xnxx ' X K wff The senior mascof is a five-year-old cuTie with blue eyes and dark hair. Jan Parham offends kinder- garfen and is one of The youngesf BeaTle fans around. She has many loves including her hound dog, Sam, dancing, and a bicycle with no Training wheelsl Jan's father, Mr. John Parham, coaches af Webb High School, and nafurally ,lan shares his love of foofball. She also has an eighf-year old brother with whom she likes fo play vvar . Like mosf liffle girls, Jan has many dolls which all receive mofherly care and affenfion. The seniors are very proud of Their liTTle mascof. They all wish for ,lan a most happy and successful future. MASCCDT if ww' vi MARSHALS 7, f I 'w ,fs LEFT TO RIGHT: chief Louise oaauay, RachoeI Thomas, Joyce DeomVefnOf1 Avefette- Dovid CGfmOdYf Mnfgnfnf Jennings' Jimmy Howard, Lorena TimberIake, Fonn Cutts, Randy RutIedge, CGVTIIIIG BOSWOOCL I-OWQII I'Ien59en' NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY LEFT T0 RIGHT, SEATED: Lindo Mangum, Jane Dickerson, Fann Cutts, CeIia Hester, Margaret Jennings, Camilla Basvvood, Betsy Suitt, Judith Yancey, Joyce Dean, Carolyn Thomas. FIRST ROW: Linda CIark, Jim Byars, Annette CIark, Lowell I-Iensgen, Louise DunkIey, WiIIiom Currin, Linda Sue Clark, Luther Carrington, Rachaei Thomas, David Cannady, Lorena Timberlake, Jimmy Howard, Randy RutIedge, Jack Breedlove. SECOND ROW: Vernon Averette, AIIie Ellington, Tommy TayIor, Mark Smith, J.T. Faucette, Wayne I-Iutson. CLASS NIGHT SPEAKERS M' ww M 1 SSLS I 3 n, .V .fm .ix LEFT TO RIGHT: Luther Carrington, Historian: Camilla Louise Dunkley, Last Will and Testament Allie Ellingfom Boswood, Class Prophetp Ben Barker, Class Presidenfg Class Poet. 100 IN MEMORIAM CHANDLER REID WATKINS, Ill Class of '65 Morch 24, 19417 -March 111, 1964 None knew thee but fo love thee, nor named thee but vo praise IOI J Mary Adcock Ray Adcock Marsha Aitken Ray Baker Mary Balmer Charles Barker Robert Barnes Josephine Beol Judy Beal Linda Beal James Bean Robert Belcher Dale Bowling Gracie Boyd Linda Briggs Carolyn Brogden IO4 Ida Brooks Percine Browning Janie Burnette Raymond Callahan Diane Cannaday David Cash Shirley Cash Sandra Cates Bill Cheatham .james Clock Wanzo Clark Ann Colendo Lily Comer Ann Cottrell Hubert Cox Robert Cox 105 PS l I l 5 l..,A.,, ,, L,, Brenda Currin Kaye Currin Linda Qurrin Mark Currin Susan Currin VGVW1 CUTTS Bernard Daniel Bruce Daniel DOFIHO Dllniel Jane Daniel Russell Daniel Linda Daniel Sherry Daniel Brenda Davis Rebecca Dean Henri DeVos 106 SGnClI'O DiCl46fSOfW Frank Dixon James Dixon Nelson Dunn Meyef Dworsky Howard Ellington William Ellington Barbara Elliott President Jim Ellioff Joon Ellioff Rosemary Elliott Charles Englebrighf Steve Faocette Leon Fogleman Joy Forsythe Bruce F,-Omer IO7 tfwrl Glenda Frazier Linda Gill Brenda Gooch Fred Green fv-my 'ive-wwf Barbara Greenway Ellen Gresham Linda Grissom Mary HQ.-mock YUM .ev- Thomas l-lardee Porricia Hart Robert l-larvell Rebecca Haffon 71 Lorefro Hesfer Joanne l-light Gwendolyn Hightower Roberf Hill Secretary 108 Wmwa Alvin Hobgoocl Jock Howard Brenda l-lunr Angela Johnson Haley Jones Owen Jones Tonia Joyce Joan Keefon Diane Long Douglas Lunsford Kerry Lynch Elvin Mangum ,same , James Matthews Caroline Mifchell James Morgan Marshall Newton 109 1 l, , 1-WZ-,.-.,, lr Y ll -W ' Jr' Anthony Oakes Barbara O' Brian Rebecca Overton Sgndl-Q Pqrfin lola Peed Jay Perkinson Shirley Ramsey Madison Riggo,-1 Vice-President Rebecca Ri9Q0I'1 LiI'ld0 Sfldlel' Larry Sanford Walter Sharron Carolyn Sherman Jean Short Kim Smith Marilyn Stovall Treasurer HO 'V '-' wr Y . ,.Jll, William Talley Flora Taylor Laura Taylor Douglas Thomas Ben Thorp Patrick Timberlake Marshall Tingen Billy US,-Y Nancy Walker Charles Wall Donald Warren Alma Watkins ia. ff-Y 42 's- Betty Welch Brenda Wheeler Rachel Wheeler Judy Williamson Ill Jlynl.. .. WWW-ww. Ann Wilkinson Donny Wiiliford ,leon Wiison Judy Woodlief 'u-W'-W- Lindo Woody George Yancey ,ww 'f Q 2 I K f 323' f 0 X Q N' in A f- :XA I , W3 W ,,,,,,,g, ' W - , 'W-Q z ' Iii f ' S A K Y ' , ,, Q .1V- Vvl . A 3 V 2 f' N My f, 1 A ,, I ,, 'V w t VMA,jwMJmLm V V i G f , A R- ,Q , AM,,.,, M ,pw A , ' ' ' 1 f A -s-v1 ' 7 CLS Of '67 iff' 'Q I g . iq W Janice Abbott Faye Adcock Mildred Adcock Peggy Adcock Myrtle Anderson Mike Arrington Donald Ayscue Roger Baird Ann Bentley .iW A- 4- H Dan Blackwell Dianne Blackwell Donna Blackwell Kerr Blackwell Katherine Blair ghtvgv Cathy Blevins George Boyd Patricia Boyd Beverly Brooks 114 ,, 4' ,W ,,,, , I Marshall Brooks Charles Bullock Ronnie Burnette Ruth Burnette Patricia Campbell Rhonda Campbell Clifton Capps Watt Carrington David Carter Gary Cash Michael Cash Beniarnin Citers Michael Cifers ,loan Clayborne Geraldine Clayton Patricia Corbett Jean Cox Ray Cox Il5 Annefie Currin Ausfin Currin B6Cl1y Currin Cynthia Currin Debbie Currin Eliza Currin Kent Currin Larry Carrin Marsha Currin Sam Currin William Currin George Currin Robert Daniel William Daniel Deborah Defxflenr Befsy Denny Michele DeVos Charles Dickerson 116 Kay Dickerson Roy Dickerson Mildred EGRGS Valinda Elliott Jimmy Finch Ellen Franklin Larry Franklin Roger Glasscock Donna Gresham Par Grissom George Harris Michael Harris Larry Hart Shirley Hart Barbara Hayes Fleming Hayes Roger Hayes Paul Hedgeperlw l I7 Gilbert Hensgen Cree Hicks Hilda Hicks Wayne Hicks Donna Hielema Linda Hobgood Bruce Hockaday Sandra Howard Henry Hornbuckle W Roy Huff Deryl Hughes Roberf Humphries Danny Hunt Carolyn lnscoe Judy Johnson Dorofhea Jones Samuel Jones Ronald Jones 118 ' W' -WJ! William Jones Mary Kearney Tony Keelon James Knorr Laurie Lyon JoAnn Mathews Mike Melton Larry Miller Jimmy Morgan Herbert Murray Tommy Newcomb Ronnie Noel Forest Oakley Roger Oakley Taylor O'l3rianT Randy Poole Laura Powell Robert Powell 119 genre' Brenda Price Maurice Pruitt Pamela Pruitt Bill Puckett Dorothy Puckett Fred Puckett Judy Quick Bill Rqmgey Carol Ramsey Wayne Riggan Rodney Pose Brenda Royster Michael Saunders Allen Seate Page Seate Dale Setzer Clenton Sharron Al Slaughter 120 Patricia Slaughfer Ann Smifh Jack Smith JOOFW Smifh Vice-Presideni Diane Siem Judy Talley Linda Thomasson Jerry Thompson Ann Thorp Bonnie TimlJel'lOlKe George Tingen Pafsy Tingen Dianne Tippeft Clyde Watkins Nancy Watkins Carole Watson Jomes Watson Nina Wheeler Secretory 121 Ben Wi-me Wayne White Glenn Wilkins Jack Wilkinson Nancy Williams Dora Williamson David Wilson Treasurer Joseph Wilson Betsy Woltz Diane Wood Frances Woodlief Glenn Woodlief Jomes Wright Robin Young President 122 ccess Cf 'ee Brenda Adcock Henry Adcock Thomas Arringion Mike Avant Kent Ave,-en Lynda Avereffe Randy Baker Billy Ball Elizabeth Balmer fb Harold Blackwell Joyce Blackwell William Blevins William Boffoms Bonnie Bowling f M e X, Pafricia Beal Brenda Bowling June Boyd lrvin Boyd Kathie Brann Dflvid BFOOkS Mary Brooks Jerry Broyal William Bullock Haywood BumpC!SS 124 Wayne Bray 1 3'e.Q fi'?'- Hazel Bumpass George Burns Mary Burvvell John Buffs John Campbell Linda Cannady Harry Cash Nancy Cash Edith Champion Larry Champion Kay Cheatham George Clark Dale Clark Mary Clark Gail Clement Secretary Vice-President Mariorie Cole Sidney Comer Pafrick Cox James Cox Charles Creech Elaine Currin Benjamin Currin Donny Corrin Nancy Currin Richard Currin President 125 n,+,.,..t , Jacqueline Debause Rebecca DeMen1' Melville Dickerson Melvin Dixon Frank Dworsky Ei' Ronnie ElllnQ1on Patricia Elliot? Allen Ellixson Thomas Estes Karen Fauceffe Vivian Faucefre .Judy Finch Phillip Finch Warren Freeman Mary Freeman Mary Garrett Henry Gill Julia Glasscock Mildred Glasscock Franklin Glove,- Glen Green Jerry Hanks Dennis Harris Mary Harris Carroll Hart Treasurer 126 J0y Hart Jean Har? Joseph Hensgen Linda Hester Nancy Hicks Hcmmeff Hi9lWT Harold HiQ!'1T John Highfower Claudeife HilTon Harry Hobgood Frank Huff Paula Huff Nancy Humphries George Hun? John Hunt Dianne Jackson Peggy Jackson Henry Jennings Jesse Jones Patricia Jones Sheila Janes Judy Keefon Marshall Keefon Marvin Keefon Sara King 127 4 i i i i William Landis Janet Lumpkin Martha Lynch Peggy Matthew Diane May Andrew Melton Robert Montague Larry Morgan Frances Morris Glenda Morton he 'Yi ff' V Alice Murray Roger Murray Susan Murray William Nelms Wayne Newcomb Cecil Newfon James Newton Janie Newton Nancy Newton William Newton Jimmy Noblin Matthew Norris Brent Oakes Delores Oakley Barbara O'Brian James Overton Lewis Parham 128 Willie Parker BG,-bc,-0 Payne Debra Peebles Wilma Pennell Margaref Person Charles Piper Martha Pifford Richard Plofi' Sholar Powell Beth Pruitt Rose PuckeTT Mamie Puryear ,Joyce Ramsey Walter Ramsey William Ramsey Linda Reams Jeon Roller David Pose David Saftervvhife William Sharpe Virginia Shofvvell Ann Smith Edward Smith Amy Sfovoll Betty Talley Isabel Talfon Donald Tingen l29 Janice Tingen Mary Tingen Pamela Tingen Priscilla Tingen Elaine Vaughan William V0UQl'10n JOOFIHG Walker Herbert Washington Annabell Watkins Marsha Watkins SUSCH1 Waflfiris Teresa Wafkins K , fi, Limuel Warts Nancy Watts Kathryn Webb Faye We-sf Ronnie Wheeler Barbara Whiff James Wilkins Armstead Wilkerson Ronald Wilkinson James Williams Douglas Wilson Ann Wood Alvin WOOdll9f Be?sy Woodlief Rickey Woodlief Berry Yancey Oscar Yancey Wanda Yancey 130 .wwf M X fs :Q ,2- ww, ML. i g gl, J 1' -I .LQ - f .r K, pri-lf' 'T '. luv ,a is nu' ff :lit NJ 'eff b-- '3 Qi 7, -. 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The nights we beat Henderson the crowds in the lunchroom The scramble for bus tickets the roar of the crowd at the games The dashes through the rain the sleepy eyes on Monday morning The late hours during exams the quiet or noise of my study hall The research in the library the iams between classes The smile of a friend the face ofa clock the sound ofa bell Elections and the dragging hours the disappoint- ment the ioy The first issues of our Spectator the pep rallies I snow and days of freedom Q A favorite teacher a iob well done ...an obligation well met pride- The good and the bad intermingle. And suddenly I realize- Together we have made memories. Even though I have waited long for this dayp Still-I cannot leave without a small twinge- . a thought- Perhaps without having these memories fill my mind. For I may never know more ioyous days- Though I once wished them over so quickly- without a thought. Yes, now I bid you farewellg Yet perhaps someday I shall be able to see' It was never farewell at all- It was only thank-you. vm Q1-vu We're Through! lr E HOW DO YOU SPELL CAREER OPPORTUNITY? In textiles, it's spelled B-U-R-L-I-N-G-T-O-N, where career opportunities are as varied and diversi- fied as the endless array of quality Burlington prod- ucts. For information on a challenging, rewarding career in textiles, write to the Personnel Director at: INDUSTRIES. lNC HECUTNE OFFICES: GREENSDORO. ll. O. OXFORD WORSTED PLANT, ca unit of Burlington Industries 138 'lvl umom UNION NATIONAL BANK MIK A Good Bank to Deal With Member of Federal Reserve System BAI RD HARDWARE r COMPANY Everything in Hardware and Paints Phone 3345 College Street, Oxford, N. C. 139 WILLIAMS-BREEDLOVE OXFORD LAUNDRY COMPANY, INC. Dry Goods, Clothing Shoes and Millinery Main ond Court Streets Oxford, North Carolina CLEANERS Your Fabric Core Specialist Congratulations and Best Wishes for A Wonderful, Clean Life J. C. PENNEY'S Always First Quality Shop Penney's JOHNSON'S Main Street Oxford, N. C. Distinctive Clothing for Men Exclusive Sportswear for Ladies Leeeews , DEPARTMENT STORE Our Chapel Seats 300 HOME of Beffel' VCIUBSH H8 College Street Oxford, North Carolina Phone 4185 . I1 ' I ,tgp ,.- -1 ' ' s MEDFORD morons, INC. compliments of Soles Service Dial 4145 Oxford, N. C. Roxboro Rood HALL'S DRUG STORE Compliments of BUY-RITE FOOD STORE Stay Right'with Buy-Rite Every Night of the Week Open 7-12 Compliments of LovELY LADY BEAUTY sl-lop CARRIER Heating and Air Condition N. C. License 2314 331 Hillsboro Street oc L. Forsythe Morris Uohni West Coll HARRIS INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 5740 Oxford, N. C. 142 +.,,..,-, , ,:..,. , A .,,,,,,,.r,,,e,,,, of SUBURBAN PROPANE GRANVILLE BARBER SHOP GAS CC. OF N. C. INC. oxronn cmsnir uNioN NEWW5 GENERAL Friendly Thrift a. Leeri Service MERCHANDISE 550436 7937 Fresh Meats College Street Gas gl 051 Oxford, North Carolina Bullock, North Carolina .A If r 143 M- .1 e.g.Lke.,,, . er -- ---- DANIEL 8. BRYAN Geo. E. Daniel Joe Bryan Insurance - Real Estate Williamsboro Street Phone 3200 PINE STATE CREAMERY COMPANY Oxford Raleigh Henderson Goldsboro Dunn Sanford Roanoke Rapids THE BARBEE AGENCY Over Twenty-Five Years Serving Schools Class Rings - Invitations Caps 8. Gowns - Diplomas Allen Barbee B. J. Lamm Tommy May Box 338 Tel. 478-3146 Spring Hope, N. C. YOUNG 8. FINCH Plumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning Contractors Phone 4139 Oxford, North Carolina Compliments of Compliments of OXFORD PUBLIC LEDGER INSTITUTIONAL FOODS and CO., INC. RADIO STATION WOXF BROGDEN PRODUCE Compliments of Co., DQUG SHAW Rqiesgh, N. G. Representing Wholesde Fresh Fruits and Vegetables I stitutional Size Canned Goods Serving the Trade for Over 59 Years I 5 IYOZGIIHPOIIS.. the Cookb But Friend For Quality - Convonlon and Value . . . Always luy The Finest Name I Frozen F oods Dlilrlhllkl by WRIANGLE Y H 4, 'ANGLE Fooos, INC.-RALUGH, ' Sewing Eastern Carolina Compliments of MONTGOMERY-GREEN CO., INC. Food Service Equipment Raleigh, N. C. I Pepsl ii,iii,,j'g.? ' 'wwe if if M m llllln ...e ---:m ill IIIIIIII nl..i IIIIIIIII PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO. OF ROXBORO, N. C. Compliments of McCRACKEN OIL CO. FARMERS PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Loans To Farmers , .4LL.n. . HILL TOP LUMBER CO., INC. Everything ln Building Materials Plumlging, Wiring 8. Fixtures Dial 4384 Oxford, N. C. COMPTON'S SNACK BAR Ph. 4795 Roxboro Road Oxford, N. C. BURWELL'S GROCERY Your Business ls Appreciated Phone 5672 606 Raleigh Street Oxford, North Carolina Compliments of BUCK'S DRIVE-I N SAU N DERS MOTOR COMPANY OXFORD NATIONAL BANK Buick Special La Sabre Your Friends Bank With Us Invicta Electro Telephone 4I37 U. S. Hwy. I5 Oxford, North Carolina Compliments of Compliments of HILLMAN CURRIN ESSO Auto A H K M A,m,,,e SERVICE CENTER n g Imager snne Williamsboro Street WESTERN Au'ro Phone 4195 phone 4527 . .. .-.gg A DELORES' HOUSE OF STYLING Distinctive 84 Creative Hair Styling Open 6 Days a Week 8:30 - 5:30 Friday Nights 'Till 9:00 For Appointments Dial 5744 RELIABLE PLUMBING 81 HEATING CO. Contracting 81 Repair Service P. O. Box ll33 605 Hillsboro St. Oxford, N. C. THOMAS ELECTRIC CO. Radio 8. T.V. Sales 8. Service Ph, 3066 Oxford, N. C. OUTDOOR SUPPLY CO., INC Manufacturers of Camp Equipment Military Supplies Canvas Products Oxford, North Carolina Compliments of OXFORD FABRICS CO. Compliments of FASHION cRAF'r' HOWARD BROTHERS Picture 8. Diploma Framing Phone 3711 CAPEHART CLEANERS Oldest - Largest -- Best Phone 4444 81 5555 HERRING 81 WILLIAMS Druggist We Fill Any Doctors Prescriptions Walgreen Agency CAt The Monumentl Compliments of TASTEE FREEZE FREEMAN'S RED AND WHITE . Quality Meats -- Fruits comphments of Vegetables - Canned Goods BREEDLOVE MORTON Dressed Poultry - Self Service Dial 5786 Roxboro Rd. Oxford, N. C. VAUGHAN BROTHERS ESSO WILLIAMS DRUG COMPANY SERVICENTER The Corner Store Gas - OH ,- Washing That Offers More Poilshing - Greasing We Denver DIGI 4543 College Street W. T. Dement - L. R. Creech Oxford, N. C. Dallas Evans Compliments of MORTON AND SHERMAN IMPLEMENT CO. OWEN MOTOR COMPANY Dodge - Dart - Custom 880 Dodge Power Giant Trucks Sales and Service Ph. 3357 Oxford, N. C. Compliments of VARIETY DISCOUNT CENTER Compliments of CENTRAL LEAF TOBACCO CO Compliments of All Lines 152 , . JoNEs DRUG STORE 2 Famny Insurance , Compliments of LYON S DRUG Co' Helen Rose Duffy Prescriptions 81 Drugs and Medicine Elvera Averette C,,,,ege Sheet AVERETTE-MCFARLAND Oxford N. C. FLORIST Oxford, N. C. Compliments of EAGLES STORES, INC. Compliments of FOX ES Compliments of FARMERS - MANGUM EDWARD'S JEWELRY COMPANY Credit Jewelers Nationally Advertised Diamonds 0 Watches 0 Jewelry Silv r 0 R di erwa e a os Phonographs 0 Records WAREHOUSES l3l Main Street Oxford, North Carolina TOT'N TEEN SHQP Compliments of We Major In Minors Dial 4453 Main Street S8fH FARM EQUIPMENT GEORGE CURRIN, JEWELER Quality Jewelry - Diamonds - Watches Compliments of Expert Repairing Oxford, North Carolina All Kinds Of Gifts For All Occasions JAMES CURRlN'S USED CARS Compliments of Compliments of OWEN WAREHOUSE NO. 18.2 The BIRD CAGE JAMES L. CATLETTE, INC. 133 Williamsboro Street Oxford, N. C, Phone 3135 Life - Hail - Auto -- Hospital WELCOME SERVICE STATION B. P. Elliot, Prop. Gulf Gas, Tires, and Batteries May-Tag Washers Refrigerators Sporting Goods Oxford, North Carolina THE EXQUISITE BEAUTY sALoN SHARPFS For The Ones Who Core 7-Pig ,XJ Handcock Bid. Gilliam sf. Ji. Dismctive Appme' Oxford, N. C. N , For Women Advanced Western Academy A A Hair Styling Virginia Farrell p Oxford Henderson Compliments of YANCEY CHEVROLET CO., INC. Compliments of T.V. APPLIANCE CENTER Compliments of SHELL SERVICE and BELL TAXI Phone 3206 Compliments of DICKERSON PHILLIP 66 Williarnsboro Street Compliments of CITY BARBER SHOP Williamsboro Street TOM'S AUTO SUPPLY OF OXFORD, INC. Distributors Of Automotive Replacement Parts Recapping 8. Vulcanizing Complete Machine Shop Service Phone 4126 Oxford, N. C. Compliments of CENTRAL SERVICE STATION Compliments of 7-II FOOD STORE, INCORP. Raleigh Street Oxford, N. C. B. WILLIAMS SAW MILL NUTT 8- CLARK Service 81 Garage Buyer of Hardwood Logs Texaco Products - Modern Garage Stovall, N. C. Phone 332l Cor. Williamsboro 81 Gilliam Sts. GRANVILLE LOCKER PLANT, INC. Meat Curing 81 Smoking Storage - Processing Lord Rendering Oxford, N. C. Dial 3265 GRANVILLE ICE 81 FUEL CO Phone 5627 - Oxford, N. C. Ice, Coal, Fishing Supplies OAKES MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Oldsmobile - Pontiac Lewis Street Oxford, N. C. Telephone - 5921 Compliments Of HYLER GROCERY Bullock, N. C. Phone - 21386 Compliments Of ALVIN WOODLI EF'S Compliments Of SERVICE s'rA'rloN BANNER'M'TC 'E Provad ence Road WAREHOUSE Oxford, N. C. IDEA Q cARouNA Powen 5 DEALER -, TIMBERLAKE on COMPANY LIGHT COMPANY Phone 3405 Oxford, North coronno P. O. Box 506 Oxford, N. C. Compliments Of BEAMS ESSO STATION BULLOCK GARAGE H. P. Pittard, Prop General Auto Repairs Bullock, N. C. OXFORD MOTOR INN Modern Cottages Privote Showers Dining Room I 'Mile South of Oxford, N. C. Route I5 Phone 5597 Elmo Lynch, Proprietor Compliments Of RIVER VALLEY SERVICE STATION Pat Cox, Manager f. -fa fic' fr 3 w X 1 V a , Q 2 T , I X X x S W Q A 1 1 1, if ii 1' f, 9' E ii 1: ' 2 S 3. 1 , I . , Q ,f P e I F E 1 I