James B Dudley High School - Panther Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1967 volume:

p A N T H E R ’68 PROGRESS A Publication of the Yearbook Class Dudley Senior High School Greensboro, N.C. Table of Contents Dedication. Administration . Faculty. Graduates . Juniors . Sophomores . Activities. Special Features . Sports. . 16 . 19 . 26 . 51 . 91 117 138 199 223 Advertisements 241 PROGRESS is more than just an academic concept: It ' s a way of thinking . a way of doing, a style of living , - - 3 Progress wears many faces social , economic , philosophic , artistic 9 academic , athletic individual; 4 At Dudley We Know Them All Social Progress is getting to know the felloiv or girl next to you and more important - - learning to like him Economic Progress s not just having that car of your own or that new dress: It’s learning to earn what want 6 Philosophic Progress is not just understanding the beliefs and opinions of others: it’s learning to tolerate and abide ideas other than our own . MB ' S, 5L.-.V 7 { i V } i Artistic Progress is not just producing works of art _ 8 It’s producing an artist Yourself 9 Academic Progress is not just memorizing a textbook or even making an “ A ” It’s learning to put knowledge to good use. 10 Athletic Progress is not just winning Dudley Turns Back Asheville Panthers Stay In Top Place With Big Win But it sure does help 12 Personal Progress Is not just gaining achievements IPs gaining achievements in the eyes of others in your own eyes ■in i r ZT IPs discovering new parts and pieces of ourselves , putting them together , and trying them out somewhere else . 141 ' ' J ff ■ 7 , K -jr A. We learn to live. LAI I W r IP 15 Dedication “The highest of distinctions is service to others.” King George, IV Rarely enough are we able to express our sincere appreciation to those among us who have become such a vital part of our lives that perhaps we develop a natural ten¬ dency to take them for granted. This may be easily understood if that person may be relied on to be a capable leader, a faithful worker, and a true friend. For his years of work with and for the students of Dudley High School, we wish to express our often unspoken gratitude to a highly distinguished man— Chester L. Bradley 16 F. J. Brown , Principal 20 mm Chester L. Bradley Assistant Principal Mrs. Rosetta Florence Secretary 21 Guidance In order that each student might gain maximum benefit at the James B. Dudley Senior High School, the guidance counselors render such services as orienting students, testing, providing edu¬ cational, occupational, and pro¬ fessional information, and aiding students in choosing worthwhile careers. Mrs. Juanita Goldsborough B.S. Virginia State College M.S. A and T State University John D. Henry B.S. A and T State University M.S. A and T State University Mrs. Bernice D. Davis B.S. Simmons College M.A. Columbia University 22 Mrs. Mae Sue Henry Dean of Girls Marvin H. Watkins Dean of Boys Mrs. Ruby C. Marshall, Librarian B.S. A.M. and N. College Mrs. Mary Battle, Librarian B.A. Bennett College M.S. N.C. College The Library Club has a four-pronged function: to enable students to learn library procedures and tech¬ niques; to provide opportunity for vocational exploration by practice in library service; to popularize read¬ ing among all students; and to enjoy varied group reading experiences. Johnnie Mae Tyson, Mary L. Nesmith, Carol M. Spencer, Cathy Poole, Lena Crump, Alfred Jones, Naomi Vample, Diana Rice, Danny Chambers, Phyllis Johnson, Rosa McDaniel, Phyllis Redfearn, and Cecilia J. Thompson. 24 wpn r Assistants to the Deans 25 Social Studies The social studies program is determined by tire realization that students of the present and future will live in a changing world beset by political, economic, and social revolutions where¬ in men and nations are highly interdependent. Mrs. Ida Jenkins B.S.—A T State University M.S.—A T State University Mrs. Jacqueline Williams B.S.—A T State University George P. Allen M.S.—A T State University 26 Gayle Poplin B.S.—Appalachian State University Mrs. Christine Thompson M.A.—A T State University B.A—Knoxville College Marvin Watkins B.S.—A T State University M.S.-A T State University “Know thyself, presume not God to scan, the proper study ot mankind is man. 27 Mrs. Barbara Wells A.B.—Bennett College M.A.-Atlanta University Miss Kelly Haynes B.A.-Univ. of N.C. at Greensboro Mrs. Mary Holley B.A.—St. Augustine’s Col¬ lege M.A.—A T State Univer¬ sity Mrs. Rosa Yourse A.B.—Johnson C. Smith Un¬ iversity M.A.—New York University English Objectives of the English Department: To train the child in all the skills and arts of com¬ munication through language, in order to promote his maximum personal development. To teach the language arts in their natural sequence of development, i.e., listening, speaking, reading and writing. To help the child listen and speak effectively. To teach the critical and analytical approach to reading as a means of stimulating discrimination in reading. To help the child achieve his maximum intellectual growth through competence in writing. Mrs. Inez Steele A.B.—Fisk University M.A.—A T State University Mrs. Angeline Smith A.B.— Benedict College M.S.—A T State University Mrs. Luvenia Milling A.B.—Talladega College M.A.—Fisk University 28 Mrs. Mary Byrd B.S.—A T State University M.S.—A T State University Department Mrs. Vertella Yates Mrs. Ann Coleman B.S.—A T State University B.A.—Bennett College M.A.—A T State University Mrs. Annie Gillespie A.B.—Shaw University M.A.—Columbia University Mrs. Nelle Coley B.A.—Bennett College M.A.—Teachers College, Col¬ umbia University Ed. M— Temple University i t George W. Gant B.S.—Shaw University M.S.-A T State University Mrs. Willie M. Hall B.S.—A T State University M.S.—A T State University Mrs. Mildred Neal B.S.—Bennett College M.S.—A T State University Mathematics Mathematics is an invention of the mind of man, growing out of his need to control his environment. It is a necessary knowledge for man in his effort to work, to survive, and to preserve his cultural her¬ itage. Mathematics as a discipline is not only important for its useful¬ ness and application, but it is also important for its aesthetic appeal and intellectual stimulation. Mrs. Mamie L. Turner B.S.—Livingston College M.S.—University of New York 30 Miss Virginia Weathers B.A.—North Carolina College Mrs. Parthenia Grady B.A.—North Carolina College Language Inst.— Howard University Mrs. Geraldine Spruill B.A.-Tenn. State University M.A.-U.N.C. Chapel Hill Language Inst.— Middlebury Coll. Foreign Language Since the United States plays a major role in the economic, social and political world, direct intercultural communication is the pri¬ mary purpose of the Modern Foreign Language subject area. Learning activities are designed to help students to develop an un¬ derstanding of other peoples of the world so that they can live and work together harmoniously. Mrs. Clarece Wilson B.A.—A T State University LA FAMILLE ; i Mrs. Lois Bailey, Chairman B.A.-Spelman College M.A.—Atlanta University Language Inst. Va. State College :• -■ % i i 31 Science Department Scientific knowledge and methods have changed our manner of living more rapidly than any other form of human endeavor. The science department of the James B. Dudley High school strives to help the student to de¬ velop the ability to think critically, to use the methods of science effectively, to acquire knowledge of princi¬ ples, concepts, facts and appreciations through which they can better understand the nature of the earth, its inhabitants and the universe. Charles Wallace B.S.—A T State University M.S.—A T State University Wiki, 32 Mrs. Josephine Heughan B.S.—Bennett College Bennie Higgins B.S.—Hampton Institute James Houston B.S.—Livingston College Mrs. Etta Gravely B.S.—Howard University M.S.—A T State University Leon Steele B.A.—A T State University M.S.-A T State University Mrs. Evelyn Robinson B.S.—Bennett College Business Education Mrs. Willie Mayo B.A.-St. Augustine College M.S.C. North Carolina College The business education department at Dudley Senior High affords all of the students an opportunity to gain basic knowledges, skills, attitudes, understandings, and appreciations necessary for successful living. In addition, vocational business education courses prepare the stu¬ dents for initial employment in various business estab¬ lishments. Mrs. Jamesena Watkins B.S. A T State University Mrs. Anna Belle Gamble B.A.—Bennett College 34 35 Mrs. Alma Evans B.S.—Alcorn A M College Mrs. Virginia Hodges B.S.—Hampton Institute Mrs. Henrietta Jeffries B.S.—Delaware State College M.S.—Pennsylvania State Mrs. Lucille Tapp B.S.-N.C. College Home A closer liaison between the home and school might be more pronounced in the Home Economics Department than in any other single department in the school. Emphasis is given to working together 36 Economics democratically, to establish values, to making intelligent choices, to managing resources-time, energy, and money, and to developing homemaking abilities as well as skills for gainful employment. Mrs. Vashti Goodman, Chairman B.S.—A T State University 37 mmsm Driver Education Alton L. Swann B.S.-A T State University Herman W. Holley B.S.-A T State University William H. Whites B.S.—A T State University Driver Education is a unique and vital part of education and serves as a building block to the total learning process. The objectives aim to develop citizenship, worthy home membership, and wise use of leisure time. The State of North Carolina was wise when it introduced driver education in the public school systems. Here, under the guidance of three capable instructors, the student is provided with actu¬ al “behind-the-wheel” instruction. Of course, this training is preceded by classroom instruc¬ tion. 38 Physical Education The late President John F. Kennedy was never more correct when he said that physical education is one ot the most vital parts in a child’s education. Dudley’s Physical Education program meets the needs of every student through team, individual and dual sports, rhythmic and gymnastic activities, and interscholastic sports. Jonathan A. McKee, Chairman B.S.—Virginia State College William Boyers B.S.-A T State Miss Georgene Dye B.S.—Hampton Institute M.A.-N.C. College William J. Furcron B.S.—Hampton Institute M.S.-Pennsylvania State 39 AFJ Academically oriented, Air Force Junior ROTC is primarily designed to enable high school stu¬ dents to become better informed citizens on the challenges and opportunities of aerospace. In addi¬ tion, it is intended to develop leadership capabili¬ ties in the student and to introduce him to the magnitude of the national defense effort. It is also designed to promote habits of orderliness, personal honor, self-reliance, and discipline. Each school has a retired Air Force officer as an instructor and may have one or more retired NCOs serving as assistant instructors. 40 . ROTC Air Force ROTC was authorized when dent signed into law the ROTC Vitalization Act of 1964 (Public Taw 88-647) in October of that year. The first major legislation affecting ROTC since 1916, the Vitalization Act modernized the colle¬ giate ROTC program and was the basis for the Ju¬ nior ROTC program. Previously only the Army had a high school ROTC program. Now all three ser¬ vices were to have it. Junior ROTC is basically a three-year program, but can be expanded to four years to accomodate military institutes. Each new school introduces the course at the 1 Oth grade level. 41 Mrs. Julia Richmond, Chairman A.B.—North Carolina College M.A.—North Carolina The Music Department Music courses and activities are enjoyed by many Dudleyites. The curriculum provides for experiences in band, orchestral, choral and general music. Pep and Jazz bands provide entertainment for athletic events. The band, orchestra and choral society present programs and concerts and participate in contests and fes¬ tivals. Highlights of the music department are the Spring Concert which features the crowning of Miss Dudley High and the Greensboro City-Wide Festivals. Doe, a deer, a female deer Collins Scott A.B.—North Carolina College M.A.—North Carolina College Miss Edith Schneider B.A.—U.N.C.—Greensboro Calvin Harris B.S.-Winston Salem State Teacher’s College M.S.—A T State University 42 I hear a symphony! One and two and three and four and. 43 Edward Greene B.S.—Tuskegee Construction Certificate—Tuskegee Warren Dorsett B.S.—A T State University M.S.—A T State University Vocational Education Andrew Scales B.S.—A T State University M.S.-A T State University Ezelle A. Blair B.S.-A T State University M.S.—A T State University M.S.—North Carolina State Raleigh Henry F. Mebane B.S.—A T State University M.S.—A T State University W. C. Artis B.S.—A T State University 44 Lonnie Reynolds B.S.—A T State University John 0. Bigelow B.S.--A T State University Nelson Macomson B.S.—A T State University M.S.—A T State University 45 Vocational Education is an essential phase of general education which deals with industry and its re¬ lationship to our democratic way of life. It should provide an opportunity for all students through their knowledge, skills, attitudes and accomplishments to become more useful members of the home and com¬ munity, more intelligent consumers, and more valuable citizens ot our country. Its aims and objectives are: 1. To develop in each student a measure of skills and knowledge in the use of the common tools, ma¬ chines, materials, products, and processes of industry. 2. To develop skills in the production and use of sketches, schematics, graphs, diagrams, and draw¬ ings. 3. To develop discriminating consumers of goods and services. 4. To develop wise and worthy use of leisure time. 5. To develop an understanding of the world of work and abilities of students to make occupational choices in terms of their interest, aptitudes, and capacities. 46 Special Education As in every realm of education the aim of the special teacher is two-fold to aid the student in realizing his abili¬ ties and to aid him in developing his abilities in the direction of a future job. Mrs. Barbara Chavis B.A.—Bennett College Mrs. Joyce Wagner B.A.—Converse College Art Department The Art Department of the James B. Dudley Senior High provides varied enrich¬ ing art experiences for the students through their creative work with a variety of art me¬ dia and materials. The studio work attords students an understanding of the principles of design, helps to develop an appreciation for art and to broaden their knowledge of art history. The art program is elective and is organ¬ ized in four sequential courses. Students in the advanced courses may prepare to con¬ tinue in art after graduation. SIGN l r ACf ft ft© Pride and confidence mingle with uncertainty as the class of 1968 comes to graduation exercises. Friends and relatives come to say congratulations’’ and to wish us well. After the good wishes we are left on our own, armed with the countless things we have learned and encouraged by the spirit of pro¬ gress instilled in us at Dudley. THE GRADUATES ■ 1 9 6 8 MICHAEL ALSTON RONALD ALSTON Mechanic, Guilford Techni- Armed Lorces cal Institute, Luture Larmers of America. SHARON ANDERSON Music Teacher, N.C. College Luture Homemakers of Am¬ erica. LINDA ARTIS Math Major, Guilford Tech¬ nical Institute, Future Homemakers of America, Red Cross, DECA. ELMER AUSTIN Physical Education Teacher, Winston Salem Teachers College, Varsity Basketball, Student Council, Varsity Club, Patrol, Red Cross, VERNA ASBURY VICA, President of Home- Panther’s Claw room. LaMONTE ARMSTRONG Professional Basketball, Wake Forest, Marshalls Stu¬ dent Council, Band, Spanish Club, Spanish Honor Socie¬ ty, Basketball Team, Red Cross, Les Dante, Hi-Y. Class of 1968 BEVERLEY BAILEY Teacher, University of North Carolina-Greensboro, Stu¬ dent Council, Mix Chorus, Pep Club, Red Cross, French Club. 52 JEAN BANKS Business Education Teacher, Lincoln Memorial Universi¬ ty, FHA, Pep Club, Vice- President. PAUL BANKS Mechanical Engineer N.C. College, Patrol Force, Presi¬ dent of Class, Drill Team, VICA. WALTER BANKS Business, Band, Choir, Safe¬ ty Patrol, Fire Patrol, Dud¬ ley’s Jazz Band, School Bus Driver. CAROLYN BARBER Seamstress, Red Cross, Class officer. Sets Its Goals ROBERT BEAM Office Manager, Beautifica¬ tion Committee. JONATHAN BEATTY Draftsman School in New Jersey. HARVIETA BENNERMAN Business, Morgan State Col¬ lege, Pep Club, Future Homemakers of America, Chorus, Dramatics, Girl’s Drill Team. KELLY BENNETT, JR. Engineer, Hampton Insti¬ tute, Football, Safety Patrol, Junior Jaycee, Mixed Chor¬ us, LeDante Hi-Y, Baseball. NO PICTURE AVAILABLE 53 DANIEL BETHEA ALFRED BOST VERLINDA BOWENS LUVENIA BOYD Barber, Football Team. Student Council, Wrestling Team. Business Administration, Guilford Technical Institute, Future Homemakers of Am¬ erica, Red Cross, Distribu¬ tive Education Clubs of Amer. Interior Decorating RUTHIE BENNETT Secretary, King’s Business College. CAROLYN BENTON Teacher, Virginia State Col¬ lege, Band, Red Cross, Safe¬ ty Patrol, Spanish National Honor Society. CLAUDIA BEST Secretary, Cortez-Peters Bus. College, Red Cross, Class Of¬ ficer, Fire Patrol, Thespian, Distributive Education Clubs of America, Beautification Comm. ALMA JEAN BETHEA Music Teacher, Hampton In¬ stitute, Band, Mixed Chorus, Safety Patrol, Future Home¬ makers of America. College-Bound Seniors 54 BEVERLY BRADSHAW Legal Secretary Cortez- Peters Bus. College Panther- ette, Safety Patrol, Office Assistant. GRACE BRADSHAW Model, Cinderella Finishing Sch.. Junior Red Cross, Li¬ brary Assistant. DAVID BRATCHER Physical Education, Winston Salem Teachers’ College, Ju¬ nior Varsity, Basketball. PHILLIP BRICE Electronics, Guilford Tech¬ nical Institute. Take College Boards NO PICTURE AVAILABLE MICHAEL BRIGGS SHERMAN BROWER EMMA BROWN LARRY BROWN Teacher, A T State Uni- Air Force, Track Team, Safe- Nursery School Educ. versity, Choir, Orchestra, ty Patrol. : Baseball Team. 55 BARBARA BUCKSON Medical X-ray worker, Me- harry Medical School, Fu¬ ture Homemakers of Am¬ erica. JAMES BURROUGHS Engineer, A T State Uni¬ versity, Football, Junior Varsity Basketball, Fire Pa¬ trol. BRENDA BYNUM Tailor, Pep Club, Future Homemakers of America. LaVERNE BYNUM Fisk University, Marshals, Red Cross, Spanish Honor Society, Spanish Club. Dudley Graduates PATRICIA BYNUM Social Worker, Morgan State, Red Cross, Honor Society, Safety Patrol, Pep Club, Mixed Chorus, Sophomore Choir. CHARLIE CALDWELL Nuclear Physicist. CHRISTOPHER CALDWELL Business Administrator, Howard University, Patrol, Mixed Chorus, Junior Achievement. JOYCE CALDWELL Johnson C. Smith Univer¬ sity, Red Cross, Safety Pa¬ trol, Class Officer. 56 MAURICE CARTER Drafting, Football Team, Future Farmers of America. Number 344 EUGENE CATHEY Mechanic, Guilford Techni¬ cal Institute. JACOB CHAPMAN Engineer, A T State Uni¬ versity Football Team, Safe¬ ty Patrol. PAUL CHAPMAN IBM Operator, N.C. School of Automation. ANGELA COBB Business Administration, North Carolina College, Band, Panther’s Claw Staff, Office Assistant, Pep Club. ROCHELLE CALDWELL Mechanic, Guilford Techni¬ cal Institute, Safety Patrol. LINDA CAMERON X-Ray Technician K.B. Rey¬ nolds School of Nursing, Ju¬ nior Red Cross, Safety Pa¬ trol. TONI CAMERON Professional Dancer, Dance Group, Greensboro Civic Ballet Company, Panther- ette, Panther’s Claw Editor, Thespian, Student Announ¬ cer, National Honor Society, Marshal, Miss Varsity, French Honor Society, Safety Patrol. 57 RAYMOND COBB Architect, Morgan State, Beautification Committee, Art Club, Safety Patrol, VICA, Health Careers Club. CAROLYN COLEMAN History Teacher, Winston Salem State Teachers Col¬ lege, Mixed Chorus, Drama¬ tics, French Club, Future Teachers of America, Safety Patrol. BONITA COCHRAN Nurse, A T State Uni¬ versity, Pep Club, Medical Club, Marshal Red Cross, Safety Patrol. ALMA CHRISTINE COCKERHAM Engineer, A T State Uni¬ versity Majorette, Honor So¬ ciety, Pep Club, Dance Group, Student Council, Student Announcer, Year¬ book Staff. JACQUELINE COLE Durham Business School, Red Cross. Seniors Measured MARY COLEMAN FREDERICK Secretary, Durham Business CORNELIUS College, VICA. BRENDA COURTS Teacher, Fisk University, French Club, Panther’s Claw Staff, National Honor So¬ ciety, Student Council. 58 WILLIAM COVINGTON A T State University, Stu¬ dent Council, Patrol, Drama Club, Audio-Visual Club, Golf Team, Basketball MGR. PHILLIP CRAIG Electronics Engineer, New York University, Football, Fire Patrol. ALBERT CRAWFORD Civil Engineer, Student Council, Octagon, Fire Pa¬ trol, Patrol Force, Football, Track, Wrestling, Red Cross. DEBORAH CRAWLEY Teacher, A T University, Mixed Chorus, Student Council, Future Home¬ makers of America, Fire Pa¬ trol, Sophomore Choir, Class Officer, Red Cross Club. for Class Rings OZZIE CROCKETT Drafting Teacher, Florida Southern College, Band. LENA CRUMP Social Worker, Hampton In¬ stitute, FHA, Sophomore Choir, Mixed Choir, Patrol, Red Cross, Pep Club. RONNIE CURRY Doctor, North Carolina Col¬ lege, Patrol. R1FTON DANIEL Engineer, Johnson C. Smith University, Football, Track J.V. Basketball, Wrestling, Football Captain, Chief of Fire Patrol, Patrol, Varsity Club. 59 ALICE DAVIS Interior Decorator, Red Cross, Future Homemakers of America, Mixed Chorus, Pep Club. CHRISTINE DAVIS Physical Education, Lincoln University, Future Farmers of America, Future Home¬ makers of America, Soph. Choir, Oratorical Society, Beautification Committee, Greensboro Youth Council, Medical Careers Club. CHRISTOPHER DAVIS Business Administration, Kings Business College, Homeroom-President, Safe¬ ty Patrol. FRANK DAVIS Physical Education, Foot¬ ball Team, Red Cross, Var¬ sity Club, Beautification Comm. Seniors Never Seen MICHAEL DEBERRY Policeman, Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. LORETTA DIXON Clerical Worker, Guilford Technical Institute, Home¬ room Secretary, Safety Pa¬ trol, Future Homemakers of America. ALBERTA DODSON Business Education, Mar¬ shals, Band, Student Coun¬ cil, Safety Patrol. DORIS DONAHUE Marriage Counselor, A T State University, Thespian, Sophomore Choir, Mixed Chorus, French Club, Girl’s Athletic Assoc., Medical Self-Help, Pep Club, Student Council, Greensboro Youth Council, Safety Patrol. 60 ANTHONY DONNELL YVETTE DONNELL Business Administration, Nurse, Guilford Technical A T State University. Institute, Future Home¬ makers of America, Distri¬ butive Education Clubs of America. ANNIE DOUGLAS JAMES DOUGLAS Dental Technician, Alversion Auto Mechanic, N.C. School Draughn, Band, Red Cross, of Automation, Red Cross. Future Homemakers of Am¬ erica, Sophomore Choir, Class Officer, Vocational In¬ dustrial Clubs of America. Cutting Required Courses HARRY DRAUGHN Doctor, A T State Uni¬ versity, Red Cross. TISAPHINE EARLE DIANE ELLISON Lawyer, Hampton Institute, Girl’s Athletic Assoc., Band, Modern Dance Group, Stu¬ dent Announcer, Greens¬ boro Youth Council, Year¬ book Staff, Safety Patrol, Pep Club. DORETHERIA ESTES Data Processor, N.C. School of Automation, Red Cross, Safety Patrol, National Hon¬ or Society, Spanish Honor Society, Pantherette. 61 FERNARD EVANS Armed Forces JULES EVANS Lawyer, A T State Uni¬ versity, Dramatics, Mixed Chorus, Safety Patrol, Up¬ ward Bound, Student Coun¬ cil, Class Officer, Air Force ROTC, Track, Chief of Safe¬ ty, Football Manager. MARY EVANS Secretary, University of North Carolina at Greens¬ boro, Safety Patrol, Future Teachers of America, French Club. FURMAN FADUMA Physical Ed. Teacher, Win¬ ston Salem State Teachers College, Honor Roll, Basket¬ ball, Class Officer, Safety Patrol. January Brings Snow and ARTIS FARRINGTON Accountant, North Carolina College at Durham. DAVID FEASTER A T State University, Red Cross, Les Dantes Hi-Y, Mar¬ shals. LARRY FITZGERALD Social Worker, A T State University Band, Journalism Staff. JACQUELINE FOUST Secretary, Bennett College, Band, Office Assistant, Safe¬ ty Patrol. 62 EDDIE FOWLER Teacher, A T State Uni¬ versity, Student Council, Homeroom Pres., Choir, Orchestra, Safety Patrol. DECATUR FULLER X-Ray Technician, North Carolina College, Bas¬ ketball Team. GWENDOLYN FULMORE Secretary, Distributive Edu¬ cation Clubs of America, Debutante. LARRY GALLOWAY Mechanical Engineer, A T State University, Safety Pa¬ trol, AFJROTC, Octagon Club, Fire Patrol. Exams . . . . OLIVIA GALLOWAY Secretary, Kings Business School, Pep Club, Girls Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Class Officer. PATRICIA GANT Communications, Career Academy School, Safety Pa¬ trol, Pantherette. GENEVA GARDNER Secretary, A T State Uni¬ versity. NANCY GILMER Social Worker, Fayetteville State, Concert Bands, Fu¬ ture Homemakers of Am¬ erica Beautification Comm., French Club. 63 RONALD GILYARD Physical Education Teacher, North Carolina College, Red Cross, Patrol Force, AFJRO- TC Corp, Drill Team, Fire Patrol, VICA, Beautification Committee. Seniors Cram - Anxious LARRY GLADNEY Architecture Engineer, Michigan State University, Band, AFJROTC. JEAN GLASGOW Nurse or Social Worker, A T State University, Red Cross, Librarian, Home Ec¬ onomics Club. CLARENCE GLOVER Engineer (Mechanical) Trade School, VICA. PATRICIA GOINS Accountant, Lincoln Mem¬ orial University, Term., Sophomore Choir, Fire Pa¬ trol, Class Officer. RAYMOND GOINS Hospital Aid ICT, Red Cross. SYLVIA GOODE Economic Major, Howard University, Marching Con¬ cert Bands, Yearbook Staff, Safety Patrol, Y-Teens. BANNIE GORE Pep Club, Future Home¬ makers of America, Safety Patrol, Red Cross. 64 BRENDA GRAHAM Air Line Stewardess, Class President, Future Homemak¬ ers of America, Distributive Education Club WALTER GRAHAM Electronics, Universal Elec¬ tronics Institute, Spanish Education Club CYNTHIA GRAVES Teacher, Shaw University, Safety Patrol, Future Home¬ makers of America BANKZINE GRAVES IBM Operator, IBM School, Future Homemakers of America, Class Officer f o Keep Their Averages Up GLENN GRAVES Mechanic, Guilford Techni¬ cal Institute, Future Farmers of America JERRY GREGORY A T State University, Safe¬ ty Patrol, Student Council, Golf Team, Red Cross, Class Officer BILLY GRIFFIN Fireman, Guilford Technical Institute, Distributive Educa¬ tion Clubs of America CATHY GRIFFIN Teacher, Spelman College, Mixed Chorus, Girls Athletic Association, Spanish Nation¬ al Honor Society, Student Announcer, Patrol Force, Office Assistant 65 NANETTE GRIFFIN Social Worker, Johnson C. Smith University, National Honor Society, Pep Club, French Honor Society, Fu¬ ture Homemakers of Ameri¬ ca, Junior Red Cross SHEILA HAIRSTON Biology Teacher, Bennett College, Dudley Marshals, Student Announcers, March¬ ing and Concert Bands, Com¬ mercial Club, Junior Y-Teens, Red Cross ROBERT HAITH College, Johnson C. Smith University, Marshals, Jaycees, Hi-Y, Ekoners of Windsor Community Center CLETUS HAITH Elementary School Teacher, Appalachian State Univers¬ ity, Library Assistants Many Seniors Wait SHARON HALEY MARY HALL DONALD HAMPTON ALICE HAND Secretary, Cortez Peter’s Business, YMCA Business College, Patrol, Ma¬ jorette Squad, Dance Group, Dudley Marshals, Concert Band 66 SPURGEON HARPER Electronics, Elizabeth City State Teachers College, Auto Club, Vocational Industrial Clubs of America CLAYTON HARRIS Lawyer, A T State Univer¬ sity, Photography Club, Red Cross OTTO HARRIS IBM Operator, A T State University LEGRANT HARSHAW Commercial Art, University of Kansas, Patrol, Art Club, Student Council, Optimist Octagon Club for College Acceptance PAMELA HAYGOOD Social Worker, Livingstone College, Sophomore Choir, Red Cross, Pep Club, Mixed Chorus, Safety Patrol, Beau- : tification Comm. KENNETH HEADEN N.C. School of Automation ROMELL HEDRICK IBM Operator, Mixed Chor¬ us, Safety Patrol, Yearbook Staff, Beautification Comm. ANDREW HERB1N Electronics, Guilford Tech¬ nical Institute, Red Cross, Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, Fire Patrol, Fu¬ ture Farmers of America 67 LYNDA HERRING Civil Engineer, National Honor Society, Safety Pa¬ trol, Pep Club OTIS HILL Mechanic, Marine Corps DONALD HICKS KATIE HICKS RONALD HICKS Brick Masonry, Vocational Psychologist, Virginia State, Armed Lorces, Lawyer Industrial Clubs of America Red Cross, Student Announ¬ cers, Safety Patrol, Pep Club Job Interviews Facing BARBARA HINES Civil Engineer, Pep Club, Yearbook Staff, Greensboro Youth Council, Panther’s Claw Staff BERLENA HOBBS Medicine, Tuskegee Institute, Band, Safety Patrol, Student Council, Junior Achieve¬ ment, Yearbook Staff, Homeroom Pres. SARAH HOLLOWAY Secretary, Distributive Edu¬ cation Clubs of America 68 IRMA HOLMON Typist, King’s Business Col¬ lege, Commercial Club RAE HOOD Future Homemaker of America, Class Officer, Fire Patrol, Panther’s Claw Staff, Beautification Committee SEFENA HOOD Telephone Operator, Croft Business School, Red Cross, DECA Club Many Seniors WILLA HUDGENS JOHN HUGHES Clerical Worker, A T State A T State University, Foot- University ball, Baseball ANDREA HUNTLEY CHARLES HOWARD Lawyer, North Carolina Col¬ lege at Durham, Football, Basketball, Class Officer JAMES HUNTLEY Music Major, A T State University, Band, Red Cross, Class Officer 69 JOHNELLE HUTCHINSON Minister, Kitrell College, Mixed Chorus, Safety Patrol, Student Council HERBERT JACKSON Physical Education, Johnson C. Smith University, Foot¬ ball, Basketball, Wrestling, Track, Studen t Council, Class Officer MARY JACKSON Elementary Teacher, Fay¬ etteville State Teachers Col¬ lege, Future Homemakers of America, Girl’s Athletic Association, Red Cross WILLIE JACKSON Draftsman, Art School, Jr. Red Cross, Class Officer, Safety Patrol, Air Force Jun ior ROTC, Combo Possibilities for Seniors JOAN JAMES FHA, Homeroom Officer, Red Cross LEROY JAMES Football LINDA JAMES Home Economics, North Carolina College at Durham, Red Cross, Class Officer SANDRA JAMES Social Worker, Virginia State College, Student Council, Safety Patrol 70 SAMUEL JESSUP Accountant, North Carolina College at Durham, Band, Junior Achiever, Baseball, Safety Patrol, Yearbook, Student Council. BRONSTON JOHNSON FFA LAWRENCE JOHNSON Aerospace Technologist, Hampton Institute, Bnad, Baseball, Red Cross, Friend of Court, Safety Patrol, Jazz Band Are Gargantuan PHYLLIS JOHNSON IBM Operator, Guilford Technical Institute, Future Homemaker of America, Red Cross, Girl’s Athletic Association THEODORE JOHNSON Mechanical Engineer, A T University, Football,Thes¬ pians, Beautification Com¬ mittee DELORIS JONES Secretary, Croft’s Business College, French Club, Of¬ fice Assistant, Safety Pa¬ trol, Girl’s Glee Club NATHANIEL JOHNSON Brick Mason, Trade School, Red Cross, VICA, Wrestling JOYCE JONES Armed Forces, DECA Club 7 ) I Senior Stars LOLA JONES CAROLYN LEDBETTER Beautician, Maco Beauty College, DECA Club, Red Cross, Student Council JAMES LEE Electrical Technician, A T State University JAMES LEVETTE Mechanic, A T State Uni¬ versity, Red Cross MARY JONES Secretary, King’s Business College, Safety Patrol, Red Cross, Commercial Club CATHERINE KELLY Secretary, Durham Business College GWENELLA LAMBERTH Registered Nurse, A T Uni¬ versity, Student Council, Student Announcer, Honor Society, Mixed Chorus, Safety Patrol CAROLYN LAWRENCE Seamstress, FHA 72 GEORGE LEWIS Business Administration, A T University, Wrestling JOYCE LEWIS Lawyer, A T University LOFTON LIGGINS Dominate Gridiron WILLIE LIVINGSTON FHA, Red Cross JOHNNY LOFTON Mortician, Band, Wrestling ANNIE LOVE Nurse, Aide, Kate Bidding College, Red Cross, Patrol Force, Class Officer ERNEST LIVINGSTON Mechanic, A T University RALPH LOVE Minister, Livingston College, ROTC (Junior) Bus Driver, VICA 73 LEANDER McALPIN SAMUEL McLEAN Physical Education, Lincoln Artist University (Missouri), FHA, “Song Girl” THELMA McCLURKEN PATRICIA McDANIEL Seamstress, Future Home- Secretary, King’s Business maker of America College, Pep Club, Patrol Force, Library Assistant, Class Officer JIMMY McDOUGAL Mechanic, A T State Uni¬ versity ERIC McCOY Undecided, Winston Salem State Teachers College, Mixed Chorus, Baseball, Football, Safety Patrol Force Carolyn mcdowell Seamstress, A Trade School, Spanish Honor Society, Pa¬ trol Force willie mcdowell Civil Engineer, United States Military Academy, Art Club, Red Cross Class of ’68 Supplies 74 BEVERLY McLEOD Secretary, King’s Business School, Jr. Red Cross, Safe¬ ty Patrols, Beautification Committee FLORENCE McLEOD Music Coordinator, Morgan State College, Marching Band, Concert Band, Safety Patrol, Medical Club, VICA Club FRED MACKEY Automotive Engineer, Guil¬ ford Technical Institute, Safety Patrol, Class Officer, VICA Club JOHN MARKS HOWARD MARTIN Electronics, United Electron¬ ics Institute, Football, Wrestling, YMCA Explorer FLORENCE MATTHEWS Biologist, Guilford Technical Institute, FHA, Pantherette Squad, Patrol Force Numerous Campus Beauties TOURAINE MANIGAULT Secretary, Peterson State Teachers College MARY MATTHEWS 75 PATSY MAXWELL Nurse, North Carolina Col¬ lege, Student Council, Band, Honor Society LARRY MICHAEL Pilot, Guilford Technical In¬ stitute PAMELA MAYNARD Nurse, Guilford Technical Institute, Dramatics Club, Girl’s Athletic Council SHERYL MEACHEM Social Worker, Hampton In¬ stitute, Student Council, Student Announcer, Dance Group HENRY MEBANE Architect, A T State Uni¬ versity, Orchestra, Future Farmers of America Dudley’s Ball Kept Rolling EVA MILLS Data Processor, North Caro¬ lina School of Automation, Y-Teens, Safety Patrol GLADYS MITCHELL Bio-Chemist, Spelman Col¬ lege, National Honor Soci¬ ety, Drama Club, French Club, Red Cross, Represen¬ tative, Pep Club, Safety Pa¬ trol ANTHONY MOORE Business Administration, Some Business School, Stu¬ dent Council, Class Presi¬ dent 76 EMMA MOORE Secretary, King’s Business College, French Club, Com¬ mercial Club, Safety Patrol, Honor Society, VICA JOHN MOORE Teacher, N.C. A T Uni- Band ROY MOORE Teacher, N.C. A T Uni¬ versity, Football, Tennis BRENDA MOREHEAD Teacher (English) Class Offi¬ cer, Red Cross, FHA, Win¬ ston Salem State by Senior Bas ketball Players CURTIS MURDOCK Brick Mason, Trade School, Wrestling, VICA, Football HAROLD MURDOCK Military Officer, West Point, Fire Patrol, Baseball, Foot¬ ball, Honor Society, AFJ ROTC, Homeroom Officer, Junior Jaycee, Commercial Club, YMCA VIRGINIA MURPHY Physical Therapist, United States Navy, Debutant, DECA Club LORETTA NEAL Physical Education, A T University of N.C., Red Cross, Student Council, Fire Patrol, Pantherette, Safety Patrol 77 I WILLIAM NELSON Doctor, Howard University, Football, AFJROTC AUREFIA NICHOLS Business Education EDITH NICHOLS Nurse, University of Mary¬ land, Beautification Comm., Sophomore Choir, Mixed Chorus, Spanish Honor So¬ ciety, Student Council, Safe¬ ty Patrol PAUL NICHOLS Armed Forces, Football Wrestling Team, Track Team, AFJROTC Captain, Sophomore Choir, Mixed Chorus, Bus Driver ’68 Panthers Anxiously JULIA NIPPER MINNIE NORMAN MELVIN OGLESBY Clerical Work, Safety Patrol IBM Operator, Girls Choir, Mixed Chorus, Safety Pa¬ trol PATRICIA OLDHAM Business Education, North Carolina College 78 PHYLLIS OLIVER Secretary, Durham Business College, Red Cross, Future Homemakers of America, Youth Council, Band THURMAN PATTERSON Air Force, A T University, Junior Achievement, Red Cross CAROLYN PEARCE Micro Anatomist, University ol North Carolina at Greens¬ boro, Band, Health Club, National Honor Society GLORIA PENNIX Laboratory Technician, Girl’s Athletics, Red Cross, Beautification Committee, Patrol Force Await Arrival of R ings LEWIS PENNIX Singer Mechanic, Tennessee Automotive Diesel College, Student Council, Bus Drivers Club, Le Dante Hi-Y Ser¬ vice Club LAVONIA PERKINS Nurse Actress, University of California at Los Angeles, Thespians, Candidate for Miss Homecoming, Pep Club, Girl’s Athletic Coun¬ cil, Greensboro Youth Coun¬ cil Associate PHYLLIS PERSON Teacher, A T University, Mixed Chorus, Pep Club, Young Men and Women’s Development Association, Young Peoples Improvement League JOSEPH PICKETT Architectural Draftsman, A T University, Patrol Force, Red Cross, Class Officer BARBARA POWELL Seamstress, Junior Red Cross DANO PRESSLEY Engineer, Howard Universi¬ ty, Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, Red Cross, Wrestling Team LAURA PRICE Secretary,A TState Univ Band, Red Cross, Safety Patrol, Commercial Club GLORIA REAVES Data Processing, Durham Business College As May Approaches - Seniors’’ PHYLLIS REDFEARN Business Education, A T State University, Junior Red Cross MICHAEL REVEL Athletic Director, Spring- field College Basketball, Student Council, Baseball, Red Cross, Hi-Y Club, Safe¬ ty Patrol, Fire Patrol, Home¬ room Officer, AFJROTC PAMELA REYNOLDS Secretary, Croft Business College, Student Council, Safety Patrol, Homeroom President, Pep Club DIANE RICE Teacher, North Carolina Col¬ lege, Band, Red Cross, Fire Patrol, Yearbook Staff 80 BRENDA RICHMOND Teacher, Livingstone Col¬ lege, Mathematics Club, Science Club, Spanish Hon¬ or Society, Safety Patrol VERONICA RICHMOND EVA RIGGINS Bennett College, Red Cross, Homeroom President, Pan¬ thers Claw Staff Memories Mount LARRY ROBINSON MARGARET ROBINSON Physical Education, Beauti- Nursery School Educ., A LORENZO RORIE fication Comm., Safety Pa- T State University, Band, Barber, Distributive Educa- trol, Intramural sports Science Club tion Club DOROTHY ROBINSON Sophomore Choir, Panthers Claw Staff BERNARD ROSS Commercial Artist, Panthers Claw Staff, Future Farmers of America 8 ) WILBUR RUFFIN Auto Mechanic, Guilford Technical Institute, Basket¬ ball, Bus Driver GEORGE SHAW Teacher, Virginia State Col¬ lege, Band, Student Coun¬ cil, Safety Patrol JAMES SCALES Draftsman, Guilford Techni¬ cal Institute, Beautification Comm., Red Cross, Golf Team WANDA SCANTLING Speech Therapist, Hampton Institute, Mixed Chorus, Pep Club, Student Announcer, Safety Patrol, Greensboro Youth Council, Y-Teens SARAH SHOFFNER Peace Corps, Tenn. A I, Office Assistant, Sophomore Choir, Red Cross, Marshals, Mixed Chorus, Class Officer ROBERT SHORT Social Worker, Glee Club IDA SEARCY Business, Library Assistant Senior Prom HARRY SILER Architect, Vocational Indus¬ trial Clubs of America, Soph¬ omore Choir 82 WILLIAM SIMMONS, III GUSHIN SMALL Military career, A and T Uni¬ versity, Student Council, AF JROTC, Band, Safety Patrol, Octagon Club, Yearbook BRICE SMITH Lawyer—Politician, More¬ house College, Junior Jay- cees, Student Council-Pres., Thespian, Beautification Comm., Optimist Octagon Club, Oratorical Society Highlights Year JAMES SMITH Mathematics Teacher, Foot¬ ball, Track MARION SMITH Mechanic, Art Club, Voca¬ tional Industrial Clubs of America REGINALD SMITH Business Education, A and T University, Commercial Club, Fire Patrol, Student Council, Yearbook Staff HYDRICK SMITH Mechanic, A and T Univers¬ ity, Student Council, Safety Patrol, VICA, Nat. Honor Society, AFJROTC, Bus Driver, Auto Mechanics Club WILLIAM SMITH Musician, Virginia State Col¬ lege, Hi-Y Club, Band, Safe¬ ty Patrol 83 JOSEPH SOLOMON Barber, Durham Barber Col¬ lege GLORIA SPEED Switchboard Operator, Guil¬ ford Tech. Inst., Red Cross, YWCA RENEE SPRUILL Fashion Buyer, Patricia Ste¬ vens Finishing School, Sew¬ ing Club, Choir, Spanish Club REGINALD SPRUILL Teacher Mechanic, A and T Univ., GTI, Bus Driver, Red Cross Senior Class Reflects TYRONE SPRUILL Air Force, Homeroom Pres¬ ident, DECA Member LOIS STANCIL Teacher, A and T Univ., Safe¬ ty Patrol PHYLLIS STARKS Hair Stylist, Dramatics, Cho¬ rus, Red Cross, Patrol, Beau¬ tification Comm. CATHERINE STEADWELL Teacher, S. Connecticut Teachers College, Panther- ettes, Pep Club 84 MICHAEL ST1MPS0N Data Processing, N.C. School of Automation, Nat. French Honor Society, Patrol Force ROBERT STOVER Mechanic, School of Auto¬ mation MORRIS TATE Artist, Florida State, Home¬ room Pres., Junior Red Cross on Past Accomplishments RONALD TATUM Optimist Octagon Club, I Yearbook MELVIN THOMPSON Business Administration, A and T Univ., Golf Team, Youth industrial Club MILDRED THORNHILL Mathematics Teacher, A and T University, Marshals, Y- Teen, Pantherette, Patrol, Youth Fellowship Org., Pep Club NORRIS TATE Air Forc e, A and T State Univ., Red Cross, ROTC, Mixed Chorus FREDRICK TOWNSEND Draftsman,Greensboro Tech. Inst., Wrestling Team 85 BEVERLY TROXLER Music Teacher, Bennett Col¬ lege JOHN TROXLER Professional Sports, Wake Forest, Football, Baseball, Safety Patrol MARIE TROXLER Art Teacher, Florida State EMMETT TURNER Professional Singer, U.S. Air Force, Patrol Force, Mixed Chorus Seniors Glow with GERALDINE TYLER Social Worker, Hampton In¬ stitute, Student Council, Nat. French Honor Society BETTY VEASLEY Secretary, Guilford Techni¬ cal Institute, Pep Club, FHA STAHLE VINCENT National Honor Society, Safety Patrol, Varsity Club, Junior Jay Cees, Student Council HARRY WADDELL Phy. Ed. Teacher, Guilford College, Student Council, Football, Safety Patrol, Thespians, Class President, Beautification Comm. 86 SHIRLEY WALDEN Secretary or Model,Cinderel¬ la Finishing School, Panther- ette, Fire Patrol, Safety Pa¬ trol, Commercial Club, Track Team, Class Secretary CASSELL WALDRUM Fashion Designer, Pep Club, YWCA, Choir JACQUELINE WALKER LARRY WALKER Art Club Pride WILLIE WALKER Armed Services, Future Far¬ mers of America, New Farm¬ ers of America RONALD WALLACE Armed Services, A and T Univ., Junior Red Cross HAROLD WALLS Draftsman, A and T Univ. AUDREY WASHINGTON IBM Keypunch Operator, Guilford Technical Institute 87 JOHN ANN WASHINGTON Drama, Band, Student Coun¬ cil, GYC, Y-Teen, Youth Fellowship GLORIA WATSON Secretary, Croft Business College, Commercial Club, Office Assistant, Dance Group, Red Cross ELSIE WHARTON Cosmetologist, Maco Beauty College, Distributive Educa¬ tion ARMENTHA WHITE Modeling Homeroom Secre¬ tary May: Graduation LOUIS WHITE Miltary or PE Teacher, North Carolina College, Class President, Marshals, AFJROTC Drill Team, VICKIE WHITSETT BARBARA WILLIAMS GWENDOLYN WHITE Youth Student Council, Ra- Teacher, UNC at Greensboro, Peace Corps, Panthers Claw, Business, Band dio Announcer Commercial Club Choir 88 LEONARD WILLIAMS NINA WILLIAMS Teacher or Telephone Opera¬ tor, Choir, Red Cross, Intra¬ murals, Basketball, Volley Ball ROBERT WILLIAMS Winston Salem State, Pro¬ fessional Singer, Student Council, Football, Basket¬ ball, Track, Dramatics, Na¬ tional Honor Society, Red Cross, Safety Patrol, Varsity Club, AFJROTC SANDRA WILLIAMS Secretary, Durham Business Coll., YCCA, Commercial Club, Junior Attendant, Announcer, Yearbook, Pa¬ trol Force Appro aches ULES WILLIAMS Draftsman, UNCat Greens¬ boro, Teen Club, Basketball. Football TONYA WILLIAMSON Kate Biddings, X-Ray Tech¬ nician, Student Council, Safety Patrol, Red Cross VICA officer JOEL WINCHESTER Carpenter, VICA, Jr. Safety Patrol, Red Cross CYNTHIA WITHROW Home Economics, Cheer¬ leader, Dance Group, GAA, GYC, Miss Dudley High 1967-1968 89 ERNEST WOMACK Engineer, A T University, Honor Society, Safety Pa¬ trol, AFJROTC, Boy’s Club of America MARY WOODEN Hampton Institute, Research or Advertising, Student Council, Safety Patrol, Red Cross, Counselor’s Aide, GAA, Homeroom President, Marching, Concert Festi¬ val Bands JUDY WOOTEN Peace Corps, Air Force, Choir, YWCA, Dramatics, New Homemakers of Amer¬ ica FREDERICK WRIGHT Professional Baseball, Gram- bling College, Letterman’s Club, Football, Baseball, Safety Patrol, YMCA Seniors Look to Future with Growing Confidence PORTER WRIGHT AFJROTC, United States Air Force ADRIAN WYRICK Pnysical Therapist, A T University, Wre stling, Band, Track, Tennis, AFJROTC LINDA YOUNG Model or Dentist, Hampton College, Cheerleader, Home¬ room Secretary, Spanish Club, Mixed Chorus, Dance Group, Student Council, Safety Patrol MARGIE YOUNG Cheerleader, National Hon¬ or Society, Dance Group, Greensboro Youth Council, Y-Teen 90 JUNIORS A w Linda Alexander Norma Alston Walter Alston Luther Armstrong Brenda Adams Sidney Avent Anthony Banks “Bet you think I’m going to class!” Ceasar Banks Edward Ballard 1 Sandra Barrett Shirley Barrett Charles Barfield James Barksdale Myrtle Barrett 92 Claudette Bass Ednir Bennett Gwendolyn Benton Sharon Best Gloria Bethea Larry Bethea Don Bigelow Paul Bethel Veronica Bingham m “Am I too late or too early?” Linda Blakeney Michael Blakeney Arena Blount Larry Boone Gloria Bost 93 Lamont Bowers Ophelia Bowers Mary Bradshaw George Bridges Jean Briggs . ---if 111885 Iris Brooks Jerry Brown Bottoms up fellas! You all want to be healthy and strong like me. . . .Don’t you? Patricia Brown Donald Brown Curtis Bryant Clara Bullard Bernard Burkes Felicia Burton Georgiana Butler 94 Charlotte Byrd Barbara Calloway Patricia Carpenter Gwendolyn Carter Eugene Cathy i Bill Chapman Larry Chavis Ouch! There’s something fishy going on here!! Tometta Cheek Janice Chavis Linda Clapp Louise Clemons Wanda Cochran Anthony Cogdell Carolyn Cole 95 Ernestine Cole Rebecca Cole Diane Coleman Joseph Coley Veronica Colvin Linda Compton Careful now, it might be radioactive! James Cook Gloria Copening Charlie Coppedge James Cornelius Carolyn Crawford Gail Crump Trevonia Crump William Curry 96 Gloria Cuthberson Gwendolyn Davis Verlee Davis Roysteen Dean Darryl Dearma n I Sharon DeShields Reon Dixon Robert Donaldson Gwendolyn Dickerson It’s the trash under the bed that’s making me sick A i y , Vji • A ■ 1 LaBonnie Donnell Lee Donnell Ernestine Dorsett Mae Douglas Patricia Downing 97 Gloria Dubois Robert Dubose Sandra Durham Lucia Edwards Bettye Evans Sandra Evans Theodore Evans Oh Heck! You made me lose my place! Kaye Farrington Frances Faduma Peggie Farrington Monroe Fennell Joe Foushee Dwight Foust Kathryn Foust 98 Lucia Frazier Susan Frazier Macore Freeman Charles Fryar Gary Gant Ronald Gantt Helen Geater Don’t stop now!! Keep on pushing!! Marece Gibbs Michael Gibson Phyllis Gilchrist Robert Gillespie Linda Gilliam Ronald Gilliam 99 Jeanette Gilmer Rosalind Gilmer Lawrence Gilmer Essex Glover Janice Glover George Graves Linda Graves Loretta Graves Shelby Graves Alfreda Green James Greene I Beverly Greene 100 Reginald Greene Ressie Guy George Guy John Guy Anne Haith Loretta Haith Michael Hall “Oop there went my strap” Rita Hand Samuel Haith Janie Harris Regina Harris Wanda Harris Glenn Harvin Melvin Hayes Council Henry Lawrence Herbin Joseph Herring Purcell Hester Howard Hill Aileen Hopkins Debra Hopkins Garcia Howard 102 Ollie Hughes David Jackson Nigel Jeter Lawyer Jones M Rozina Hughes Geraldine Ingram Marsha Isley Channie Jackson George Jamieson Linda Jeffries Debra Jackson I Judy James 103 Carolyn Johnson Clifton Johnson Diane Johnson Gregory Johnson Irma Johnson Phyllis Johnson Gladys Kennedy Cynthia Kellogg Shelia Kelly Alonzo Kendall Lefonzo Kendall Marion Knight Leonard Lassiter Vincent Laughlin Charlie Lawrence Phillip Ledwell Arlette Lee Johnny Lee Nelda Lewis Norman Lewis 104 Cassandra Lowe Barbara Lyles Phillip McAlpin Philip McClain Joseph McClenton I Betty McRay Emma McDaniel Rosa McDaniels Charles McKinnan Debra McLeod Katherine McMillan Frances McNair Pearlie McNair 105 Freddy McNeil Hattie McNeil Paulette Manning Carrie Marshal Cora Martin Gloria Matthews Mary Maryland Carlton Maynard Charles Maynard Patricia Maynard Joseph Meadows Pearl Mendenhall Barbara Mial 106 Calvin Miller Cora Miller Samuel Miller Birdena Mills Carl Minor Betty Mitchell Robert Mitchell I plan to be a “mortar” matician when I grow up. Linda Moore Luretta Moore Van Moore Derry Moravian Hattie Moravian Theresa Moravian Harold Morehead 107 Calvin Morrow Jimmy Murdock Oscar Murphy Thomas Murphy Patricia Nance “Say ahhh!!! Maurice Noble Willie Norman Eula Oakes Deborah Oliver Clara Owens Paulette Murray Mary Nesmith Audrey Pankey 108 Rosalind Parker Claude Patterson Dorothy Patterson Larry Patterson Jacqueline Pattishall Samuel Pempass Melinda Pennix Tony Pennix 109 Judith Pickens Kim Poe George Poole Thomas Phifer Valerie Phillips Orlando Poole Geraldine Porter Gloria Poteat Doris Preston Jasper Price Anthony Purvis Wanda Quick Dennis Reaves James Reece Delores Reid Oscar Reid Wilomenia Revel Bernard Revel Dorothy Rhodes George Rice no James Rice Phillip Rice Delores Richards Linda Richardson Brenda Richmond James Robertson Linda Robinson Patricia Robinson Evelyn Rochelle Alton Rogers Charlotte Rogers Bessie Rorie Charlene Ross Gail Ross Gary Russell Flora Scales Pamela Seibles Beulah Sharpe Van Shepherd Latham Shipp ni Debra Shoffner Clyde Simms Dallas Simms Margo Simpson Peggy Simpson Carol Smith Carrie Smith Doris Smith Ollie Smith Patricia Smith Reginald Smith Ricky Smith Reginald Soloman Carol Spencer Doug Stoley Rita Staples Sheryl Staples Charles Starks Charotte Staton William Springs 112 Leon Tanner Kenneth Tapp Carolyn Tate Linda Tatum Barbara Thomas Ceclia Thompson Lutricia Thompson Suseria Thompson Barbara Thornhill Curtis Tillery Alex Todd Albert Tonkins Lillie Troxler Barbara Turner Johnie Mae Tyson 113 Naomi Vample Gloria Vincent Darlene Walker Sharral Walker Thomas Walker Frances Ware , v. i Hablas espanol? Gail Weeks Yvette Watson Tryone Wharton Minnie Whitaker Carlacy White Vivian White Van Whitsett 114 David Williams Ernest Williams Claudius Williams Darlene Williams Aurles Wiggins Frankie Williams Lawrence Williams “We ‘aught’ to be able to find a meal in here.” Margaret Williams Larry Williams Michael Williams Norma Williams Phyllis Williams Shirley Williams William Williams 1)5 Edythe Williamson Barbara Winnix Gloria Womack i Phillip Wrenn Glenn Williamson Cynthia Winchester Deborah Winchester Donald Winchester The Junior Class of 1967-1968 will place their hopes on the line. They will be the seniors of tomorrow. The suc¬ cess of Dudley High School depends wholly on the 444 faces you have just seen. Lynn Winston Thurman Woods Phyllis Worthy Larry Wray i V. Norman Wrenn Celeste Young James Yourse Grace Wright Veda Wyrtch 116 SOPHOMORES Loretta Able Lauretta Abney Nancy Adger James Aikens Reginald Aikens Daniel Alexander Beverly Allen Joyce Allen Betty Alston Leonard Alston Sarah Alston Shelia Alston Patricia Anthony Dorothy Attaway Robert Attaway Andrea Baird Sandra Baldwin 118 David Banks Doris Banks Micheal Banks Franklin Barber Mary Sue Barham Claude Barnes Phillip Barnes Larry Barnhart Franklin Barrett Henry Beard Renee Beasley James Beatty William Beatty Calvin Benjamin Magaline Bennett Linda Benton Aronia Bethea Lawrence Bethea Gloria Bingham Nella Black Dianne Blakeney Sandra Boger John Boulware Robin Bowden Charles Bowers Hezikiah Bradley Woodrow Bradley Saundra Bradshaw Perry Breeze Charles Brewer Roger Brice Thomas Brittain Mary Brooks Reginald Brooks Brenda Brower 119 Bonnie Brown Princess Brown Rose Brown Michael Brown Donald Bryant Lynda Bryant Joyce Burkes Harlley Bush Carol Butler Charles Bynum Gail Bynum Wayne Caldwell Mack Camack Janice Cameron Linda Cargill Bessie Cason Amos Caviness Danny Chambers Ellise Chance Pamela Chandler Larry Chisholm Robert Christian Walter Clapp Wayne Cldpp Nancy Clark Carolyn Clemmens Mary Clemons Roger Clinard Conlest Clyburn Willie Cobbs Ida Cole Patricia Coleman Robert Coleman Grace Coley Linda Colson 120 Alice Coltraine Raymond Corley Kenneth Crawford Ray Crosby Joyce Crowley Wanda Crump Gernie Cummings Cornelia Cunningham Ganson Cunningham Aurelia Curley Cleveland Cuthbertson Wayne Daniels Annie Davis Anthony Davis 121 Bettye Davis Elizabeth Davis James Davis John Davis Joseph Davis Pearlee Davis Vera Davis Wanda Davis Wilbur Davis James Dawkins Linda Dawkins Charles DeBerry Charles Dejournette Marie Dilworth Vickie Dixon Abner Donnell Jacqueline Donnell 122 Tony Donnell Edgar Douglas Willie Douglas Robert Dukes Patricia Dunlap Ruthlyn Dunlap Paul Dunn Chequita Durham Brenda Eaton Ray Edwards William Elliott Debra Ellison LaVerne Ellison James Erwin Linda Evans Faye Farrington Cynthia Ferguson Jacqueline Florence Brenda Foster Marilyn Foust Phillip Foust James Frazier Bonita Free Sandra Fuller Lee Fulton Bettye Funderburk James Garner Rrchard Garner Barbara George Consuella Gibson Darlene Gibson Gloris Gilchrist Julia Gilliam Keith Gilmer Lillie Gilmer 123 Roderick Gilmer Ellen Gilmore James Glover Terry Glover Theresa Glover Charles Good Charles Goode Anita Goodman Leon Graham Linda Graham Ray Graham Michael Grandison Sharon Graves Norris Greenlee Pratricia Greenlee Brenda Gregory Allen Griffin 124 Annette Griffin Stanley Gunthrop Barry Guy Bruce Hall Cathy Hall Doris Hall Veronica Hall Dianne Hamilton Judy Harrelson Debra Harris Claudia Harris Douglas Harvin Trecolia Hatchett Frances Hawkins Sedecia Headen Wayne Henry Connie Herbin Arthur Hersey Donald Hester Billie Hicks Carolyn Hicks Dione Hill Howard Hill Marilyn Hines Imelda Hodge Linell Hodges Quintin Holloway Gail Hood Annie Hooker Barry Hooper Donnis Horton Grace Horton Charles Hubert Brenda Hughes Edna Hughes 125 Reginald Ingram Henry Ingram Carrie Irby Frank Isiah Jessie Isiah Brenda Jackson LaVerne Jackson Madeline Jackson Mary Jackson Willie Jackson Joyce James Pattie James Tyrone James Felicia Jarrell Bosage Jeffries Christopher Jeffries Larry Jeffers 126 William Jennings Beverlee Johnson Delwyn Johnson Dorothy Johnson James Johnson Nebraska Johnson Sarah Johnson Wendell Johnson Benjamin Jones Dannie Jones Debbie Jones Faye Jones Flora Jones Larry Jones Rita Jones Tony Jones Walter Jones David Jordan Elliott Jordan Richard Jordan William Jordan Silkteen Joyce Gwen Keels Anson Keith Pharagenia Keller Mary Kirkpatrick Cassandra Kitchen Valeria Kornegay Gwendolyn Knight Marcus Lamberth Marvin Lamberth Richard Lea Jimmy Leath Ronald Lee Michael LeGrand 127 Paula Levette Carrie Lewis Hazel Lewis Jacqueline Liggins Darryl Lindsay Betty Livingston Sharon Lofton Michael Love This kind of practice, 1 DON’T need Deborah Lowe Wanda Lowery Gloria Mack James Manning Theresa Marks Ronnie Marsh Janice Martin Marvin Martin Royster Martin 128 Annie Maryland Pamela Massey Heleen Matthews Daniel Matthews Benjamin Mauney Wanda Maxwell John Mayfield Mary Maynard LaBonnie McAdoo Ernest McCain Mary McAlister Rudolph McCoy Byard McCutchen Beverly McDaniels Linda McDowell Daniel McDuffie Linda McGibbony Harriet McLaughlin Curtis McLean Dwight McMaster Romie McMiller James McNair James McNeil Willie Michael Aaron Miller Denise Miller Joyce Melton Nancy Milton Darryl Mitchell Sharon Mobley Alonzo Montgomery Brenda Moore Cecil Moore Steve Moore Melvin Morris 129 Wade Morrison William Murrell Ann Neal Earlene Neal Mamie Neal Raymond Neal Justine Newman Maria Nicholson Gwendolyn Noble William Norcott Otis Norman Sallye Norman Phyllis Norris Reginald Pace Vertie Page Brady Parker Floyd Parker 130 Gloria Parker Theresa Parker Larry Parsons Bruce Patillo Helen Patterson Norman Patterson Charles Pauling Harry Pauling James Pearce Milton Peele Charles Pennix Maxine Peoples Carolyn Perry Lawrence Perry Olga Pettiford Raymond Pettiford Regina Petty Edward Phifer Hoyte Phifer Larry Phifer Schwander Phifer William Phifer Charles Phillips Jobe Phillips Sandra Pickett Sharon Pinson Brenda Poole Cathy Poole Larry Poole Reginald Posey Patricia Poteat Ella Powell Emma Powell Ricky Pressley Van Price 131 James Pritchett Emily Rankin Fifi Ray Ingar Reaves Robert Reaves Tercolia Reaves Tervolia Reaves Michael Reece Frances Reid Clarence Rhinehart Billy Richards Edna Richmond Westley Richmond Michael Riggins Reginald Roberson Kenneth Robertson Gwendolyn Robinson Mary Robinson 132 Bobby Roddey Bruce Rogers Helena Ross Larry Ross Alton Rucker Rebecca Salters Robert Saunders Alton Scales Gwendolyn Scales Robert Scott Thomas Seagraves Deborah Searcy Arthur Sellars Brenda Sharpe Mary Sharpe Permilla Sharpe Shirley Sharpe Ernestine Shaq Nina Shaw Debrah Sheppard Sylvia Sheppard Virginia Sheppard Curtis Shoffner Connie Short Rita Shuler Ronald Sibley Shirley Sides Alfred Siler Patricia Siler Lorraine Simms Carol Simms Deborah Simpson Kathleen Simpson Claude Smith Eric Smith 133 Only Mustang makes it happen! Frederick Smith Harold Smith Joyce Smith Kenneth Smith Larry Smith Lynnette Smith Peter Smith Wayne Smith Marnese Smoot Robert Smoot Linda Sowell David Spencer Frances Spinks Phyllis Spinks Bernard Springs Joyce Spruill Anthony Staples 134 James Staples David Staadwell Lawrence Stevenson Aline Stimpson Melinda Stroud Shirley Stroud Charlene Stubbs Harold Summers Mildred Summers Ruth Summers Ronnie Talton Olivia Tanker Debbie Tarpley Catherine Taylor Charlene Taylor Thomas Taylor Judy Teague Ronnie Teague Frances Thomas Deloris Thompson James Thompson Glenda Todd Tyrone Tuck Carl Turman Osbey Turman Keban Tynes Mack Vincent Bobby Waddell Bonnie Waddell Anthony Waldrum Gilda Walker Bobby Wall Yvonne Wall Dorothy Washington Mary Waters 135 Patricia Watts Johnnie Watson Bobbie Weathers Essie Webster Larry Webster Paul Webster Ronnie Wells Gail Westmoreland Christine White Maudie Whitaker Nathaniel Whiteside Reginald Whitfield Milton Wiley Ben Williams Evelyn Williams Herbert Williams Johnnie Williams Joyce Williams 136 Lois Williams Mary Williams Matthew Williams Melvin Williams Anthony Williamson Angela Wilson Willie Wise Josephine Withers Norma Withrow Carolyn Woods Harry Woods Ophelia Woods Shirley Woods Kenneth Wright Robert Wright Waldean Wright Helen Young James Young 137 V-V,‘ Mj H , ' jV Safety Patrol Members Keep Hall Members— J. Caldwell, M. Jones, P. Goins, C. Withrow, S. Haley, G. Estes, V. Whitsett, M. Young, K. Scantling, L. Young, C. Cole¬ man, J. Spruill, B. Hines, P. Bynum, P. Reynolds, L. Price, B. McLeod, R. Haith, L. Perkins, J. Washington, K. Hicks, F. Matthews, M. Thompson, C. Caldwell, J. Nipper, D. Feaster, A. Love, P. McDaniels, L. Dixon, P. Norman, E. Mills, B. Bailey, R. Tatam, P. Troxler, L. Armstrong, E. Alston, R. Williams, J. Marks, F. Fuduma, A. Cobb, Z. Jackson, E. Mc¬ Coy, B. Shaw, O. Crockett, L. Robinson, B. Courts. 140 Traffic Flowing Smoothly Members— J. Bethea, B. Gore, J. Banks, S. Walden, A. Davis, F. McCleod, L. Stancil, S. Meachem, R. Hedrick, C. Stadwell, L. Herring, P. Maxwell, D. Rice, M. Wooden, D. Donehue, T. Cameron, L. Bynum, B. Cochran, A. Dodson, G. Lamberth, C. Davis, L. Neal, P. Gant, J. Gregory, V. Richmond, S. James, P. Haygood, M. Thornhill, J. Moore, T. Cobb, F. Wright, P. Banks, J. Chapman, L. Gallaway, D. Ellison, G. Mitchell, H. Wadell, K. Bennett, R. Gilyard, J. Winchester, E. Turner W Banks A. Douglas, M. Stimpson, W. Smith, L. Johnson, W. Jackson, J. Pickett, F. Mackey, W. Covington M Briggs L Liaeins E. Fowler, L. White, J. Lavette, R. Moore. 141 Capable Officers Head Patrols! Safety Patrol members play a vital role in day-to-day school life at Dudley. Patrol members are a select group of responsible Dudley citizens. Chosen by a faculty committee, patrol applicants are given a period of training during their junior year and begin serving during their senior year. The Safety Patrol has as its main concern the safety of all Dudley Students. Patrol members can be found at the ends of every hall during class changes. Their job is to keep students moving quickly and quietly to class. Recognizable by their white belts, they can also be found in the cafeteria during lunch time where they discourage would-be-line breakers. 142 A sports program for girls of extra-curricular activities is sponsored by the Physical Education Department. Sports days and invitation activities are organized. Awards (inexpensive tokens) are presented as a distinguishing work of achievement. This is done in accordance with the policies of the association. Purpose: To offer a variety of sports for partic¬ ipation that will contribute toward development of girls by organizing after school activities in physical education. Officers: Deborah Graves President Deborah Ellison Vice-Pres. Barbara Lyles Secretary Gwendolyn Carter Planning Committee: Treasurer Gloria Poteat Joan Goode Shelby Graves Tervilia Reaves Dianne Ellison Advisors: Mrs. L. D. Elarris Miss G. E. Dye Chairman 143 Marshals Render Valuable Services The lights are up; the doors are open; the play, the dance, the music, the coronation—in short—the pub¬ lic program at Dudley is about to begin. If you pick your favorite, or choose them all, and head this way, you are certain to be greeted and made comfortable by a Dudley Marshal. This is our sophisticated name for the school ushers. We picked this name because we are a sophisticated group! We are in the focus of the spotlight always, and we do not mind, because we are always prepared tor close scrutiny. Our grooming is tops: clean bodies, immaculate dress, a crisp and just-right uniformity. We are never over-done, tor we maintain an easy and acceptable image. Since walking is our business, we do this with dignity, beginning with good posture, and following through with a briskness that gets our job done with dispatch. Incidentally and p erhaps accidentally (though not really so) we are a good looking group! Would you like to know our secret? Good grooming, immaculate clothing, and bodies that don’t slouch will make anyone good to behold. Come to Dudley as often as you like. We love having you, for service is our business. 144 OFFICERS President . Louis White Vice-President.Robert Haith Secretary.Mildred Thornhill Asst. Secretary.La Verne Bynum Trea surer.David Feaster Mrs. N. A. Coley, Adviser Marshals shown below have been selected to lead seniors. MEMBERS Armstrong, LaMonte Avent, Sydney Benton, Gwendolyn Bynum, Curtis Cameron, Toni Carpenter, Patricia Carter, Gwendolyn Cochran, Bonita Dodson, Alberta Freeman, Madee Greene, Reginald Guy, Ressie Will Hairston, Shelia Haley, Sharon Herring, Joseph James, Judy Perkins, Mamie Pickens, Judith Reazer, Reginald Revel, Bernard Ross, Gail Smith, Reginald Thornhill, Barbara Widemon, Cassandra , Phyllis 145 The Dudley Thespians 146 The Dudley Thespians have great interest in and love for the theatre. They work hard, spend long hours ' in rehearsal, and try to give their best in performances for the student body and the community. Their work in drama helps them grow in poise, self-confidence, and in self-realization. They contribute much to the life of the school and, in doing so, find their work stimulating and rewarding. 147 m ffi mss . ■ ?v. | 1If m mm ' Jfe i J Greenboro Youth Council The Greensboro Youth Council, known as the GYC is a Junior City Council. It is composed of represen¬ tatives from each high school. The purpose of the GYC is to serve the youth of the city. The GYC acts as a line of communication of the youth’s needs and desires to the adults of the city. 148 Junior Achievement Club In this picture of a Junior Achievement Company is at work. This is the Carolina Western Company. It is made up of students from different high schools in the city. They are discussing a product which will be made and sold. Junior Achievement began in 1919 in Springfield, Massachusetts when Horace A. Moses, then president of Straithmore, acted on his belief that urban youngsters could profit from a kind of “Learn by doing” ex¬ perience that 4-H Clubs gave farm youth. Today there are more than 6,500 JA companies being organized each fall in hundreds of towns and cities in the United States and Canada. In JA you will get “on the job” experience, you have a chance for personal development, and for in¬ creasing leadership, ability. Many regional, local, and national awards are given in recognition of continu¬ ing their education. Junior Achievement gives you a head start-its up to you to take the initiative and make that head start count! 149 Varsity Club Monogram, these athletes have banded together to further promote athletics in the school. This affords the varsity men an opportunity to have a voice in the administration of athletics. By exhibiting good fellowship, fostering good sportsmanship, and encouraging the development of a proper school spirit among all the students of the school they have become a valuable part of the Dudley family. Sitting: C. Howard, J. Troxler, S. Vincent, T. Cameron (Miss Varsity), L. Armstrong, R. Daniels, J. Smith. Second Row: R. Williams, C. Miller, R. Smith, C. Murdock, J. Meadows. Third Row: H. Murdock, E. Austin, K. Bennett, M. Tate. 150 Health Careers Club MEMBERS Gail Weeks Bannie Gore Patsy Maxwell Lawrence Johnson Annie Love Doris Smith Adrian Wyrick Carolyn Pearce Thomas Cobb Patricia Nance Evelyn Rochelle Patricia Carpenter Doris Donahue Cora Martin OFFICERS Patsy Maxwell . Carolyn Pearce. Patricia Nance . Gail Weeks . . . Evelyn Rochelle .... President Vice-President .. . .Secretary . . . . Treasurer . . . . Reporter 151 of wreaths, centerpieces, and Della Robia for doors and tables. A display of aprons, stuffed toys, sewing boxes and felt cut-outs give ideas for inexpensive but practical gifts. All exhibits are viewed by friends, students, and teachers. The workshop is under the direction of Mrs. Vasthi Goodman and Mr. A.L. Scales. Events Future Homemakers oj America 154 ICT Gets On-The-Job Tra ining OFFICERS Beverly McLeod President Tonya Williamson Vice-President Andrea Huntley Secretary Leander McAlphin Treasurer Delores Jones Corresponding Secretary 155 Hydrick Smith President Florence Mathews Vice-President Ronald Gilyard Secretary LaVern Bynum Asst. Secretary Mary Hall Treasurer Tonya Williamson Reporter Andrew Herb in Parliamentarian 156 VICA Prep ares Students for Industrial Positions Who and What is NCVICA NCVICA, North Carolina Vocational Industrial Club of America, is composed of local clubs established m public schools offering Trade and Industrial Education Courses. It is governed by a State Executive and Advisory Committee composed of Student State Club Officers. Trade Teachers, Coordinators and Supervi- sors. The local club and the State Club meet periodically to provide opportunities for the members to partic i¬ pate in education, social, recreational, and vocational activities. Participating members develop leadership, fellowship, self-confidence, personality and poise. These activities also aid in stimulating proper attitudes, building character and developing those behavior patterns vital to a good citizen, who is an asset to his school, his home, and his community. 157 OFFICERS President . . . . Vice-President Treasurer Secretary . . . . Advisor. . Gloria Watson Shirley Walden . Harvey Banks Sandra Williams . Mrs. W. Mayo The Commercial Club IT. ' .— :,y .3 n .:Jk • - TTffl Ilk. mKh- ffj HML ' MftwNft 1 . 1 • [.,) a j pjVjjjF % MEMBERS First Row: Catherine Stedwell, Gloria Watson, Sharon Haley, Harvey Banks, Shirley Walden, Mamie Perkins, Mary Jones. Second Row: Jacqueline Foust, Patsy Maxwell, Laura Price, Shelia Hairston, Patricia Nance, Sandra Williams. 158 Marketing MEMBERS First Row: Jean Glasgow, Pamala Sebles, Barbara Mial, Gloria Speed, Ruthie Bennett. Second Row: Fernard Evans, Melvin Thompson, Armentha White, Robert Stover. Third Row: Orlando Poole, Louis Pennix, Joseph Soloman, Reginald Smith. ADVISOR, Mr. W. C. Artis 159 mi (JH • m. jiw! 1 ■ L , Bk 1 LiMvm i ' fc V S � L: fti ii ' lliL “ISM Student Announcers OFFICERS Gwennella Lamberth.President Sheryl Meachem .V.-President Toni Cameron.Secretary Dianne Ellison.Assist. Secretary Sandra Williams.Treasurer Christine Cockerham.Reporter Charles C. Wallace, Advisor HBk. mm The objectives of the National Honor Society are to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to promote worthy leadership, to stimulate a desire to render service, and to encourage the development of character in pupils of Dudley Senior High School. Mrs. Rosa T. Yourse Advisor Stable Vincent President 161 Sponsors The National Honor Society If you come to class one spring day and find the familiar face of National Honor Society students peering at you from behind your teacher’s desk, you’ll know it’s time for “Teachers for a Day.” Once a year outstanding NHS stu- 162 dents are selected to taste the “joys of the educator” by taking over the classes of many Dudley teachers. Student Leadership Day f or Students Usually the “Teachers for a Day” experience not only the joys of the teacher, but the frustrations as well. This bartering of experiences creates a better understanding between teachers and students. 163 mmgm iwwm Fire Patrol FIRE PATROL OFFICERS Rifton Daniels. .Chief Walter Banks. .Captain Shirley Walden. Lieutenant-Secretary James Burroughs. .Lieutenant Aurles Wiggins. .Lieutenant Phillip Craig. .Lieutenant David Williams. .Lieutenant First Row: P. Goins, J. Banks, S. Walden, R. Daniels, A. Davis, D. Crawley, D. Webster. Second Row: J. Burroughs, L. Herbin, J. Williams, E. Oakes, V. White, J. Washington, J. Pattishall, B. Allen, A. Wiggins, Moore. Third Row: P. Brice, W. Banks, D. Chambers, F. Smith. Fourth Row: H. Phifer, L. Bethea, M. Briggs, Mr. Blair. Fifth Row: G. Bridges, G. Johnson. Sixth Row: P. Bethel, R. Smith. 164 OPTIMIST OCTAGON CLUB Viwlwl ! N. vj Zf illv 11 ; Optimist Octagon Club Where there is a club with a smile—there is a club with OPTIMISM. This is what our young men believe as they participate in a club to better service their school and their community. Our creed is-if one is too large for worry, too noble for fear, and too happy to permit the presence of trouble, this world would be a much better place to live.” OPTIMIST OCTAGON OFFICERS President.Larry Galloway First Vice-President.Reginald Greene Second Vice-President.Waldo Martin Secretary-Treasurer.Leonard Lassiter Asst. Secretary-Treas.Curtis Bryant 165 We’ve Got Pep With anticipation in the air, crowds filling the stands, and just noise in general, the Pep Club always manages to come in strong and clear. The bubbly spirits of the Pep Club have kept alive strains of “We are the mighty, mighty Panthers,”“We 166 Let’s Go Dudley 167 Art Club Debating Society 168 Distributive Education is designed to prepare the students for initial employment in various areas of distribution and marketing of goods and materials. The total instructional program encompasses group instruction in the classroom, supervised individual instruction and supervised “on-the-job” experiences. AMERICA CLUBS OF DUDLEY HIGH £ Y j ;|5 jfl n� • li ' iji i ... fjj •fSfSrTeBvV ■ S’ -Jr ' Til JJ Distributive Education � i«m PHHiff r: 0m v . i ) 69 CHORUS III OFFICERS Front Row: G. Lambert (courtesy committee), L. Young (courtesy com¬ mittee), L. Clapp, librarian; 0. Gallo¬ way, librarian; D. Crawley, asst, sec.; R. Hedreick, secretary. Second Row: M. Briggs (courtesy committee), R. Haith (courtesy committee), C. Cald¬ well (courtesy committee), E. Fow¬ ler (courtesy committee), C. With¬ row, treasurer; E. Nichols, Reporter. Mixed Chorus in % 170 CHORUS I AND II OFFICERS Lawrence Herbin President—Chorus I Donnie Richardson Vice-President—Chorus I Joyce Smith Secretary—Chorus I CHORUS II Judy Wooten President Charles Bowers Vice-President LaVerne Ellison Secretary Mixed Chorus I and II 171 Junior Jaycees Members: Harold Murdock—President Glenn Williams John Guy—Parliamentarian Bernard Revel Robert Haith-Treasurer Reginald Smith Elmer Austin Michael Revel Robert Williams Dennise Reaves Calvin Miller Clifton Johnson Stable Vincent Vice-President Elbert Tonkins Mr. Higgins Kenneth Tapp LaMonte Armstrong—Secretary 172 Future Teachers As its name implies the Future Teachers Club is made up of members who plan to become public school teachers. Under the guidance of Mrs. Holley these students enjoy the most beneficial experience a future teacher can have—that of observing teachers in action everyday. OFFICERS Mary Evans, President Carolyn Coleman, Secretary First Row: M Foust, C. Poole, C. Coleman. Second Row: J. Pattishall, V. Hall, P. Lejune, G. Knight, M. Evans. Third Row: B. Johnson, M. Jackson. Fourth Row: N. Adger, E. Oakes, Mrs. Holley (Advisor), and T. Mark. V.yi ill 1 U JnB t m i M ■ 1 j™ 173 1968 Panther Staff Works the Year Round , A Letter From The Staff Dear Friends, Soon after classes began this fall we quickly learned that publishing a yearbook was no easy task. Certainly it is a task too big for one person or even for one class; we have frequently asked for and have always received assistance in our ef¬ forts. That’s why we want to say Thank You — To Mr. Brown for his cooperation and encour¬ agement, to our teachers for their help in picture¬ taking, sales, subscriptions, and patrons. To all students for their help in the Patron Drive and in making pictures. To Mr. Gant. Mr. Carter, Mrs. Grady, Miss Weathers and Miss Haynes without whose guid¬ ance THE PANTHER would not have been pos¬ sible. 174 Hoping to Produce the Best Yearbook Yet! To Barbara, Christine, Diane, and Lynda for your assistance with pictures and lay-outs. To Ronald and his staff, Reginald. Chris, Sheila, Betty, Sandra, Diane, Theresa, and David, who worked so diligently on wrapping up the advertising campaign. To Romell who sparked the advertising cam¬ paign. To Berlena and her staff members, Linda, Margaret, and Sylvia, for your fine job on the ad organization and lay-outs. To Reginald and Christopher for mountains of typing! To all our staff members who have spent many hours writing copy, doing lay-outs, and running countless errands. To Col. Johnson who spent countless volun¬ tary hours doing our photography. 175 The Marching Band Front Rows . Dudley Majorettes Add Zest to Marching Band 176 Pantherette Squad Members Seniors Gwendolyn Estes Patricia Gant Mildred Thornhill Shirley Walden Jacqueline Cole Toni Cameron Florence Matthews Romell Hedrick Beverly Bradshaw Catherine Steadwell Loretta Neal Juniors Gwendolyn Carter Yvette Watson Lorette Haith Claudette Bass Sylvia Heard Hattie McNeill Catherine Foust Mamie Perkins Debra Graves Substitute.Patricia Brown (Junior) Captain.Patricia Gant (Senior) Official Counter. . Patricia Gant (Senior) Co-Captains.Loretta Haith (Junior) Claudette Bass 178 179 ■I This year, for the first time, a photography club was organized at Dudley High School und er the supervision of Colonel Andrew Johnson. Students not only learn how to make good pictures but also learn the process of developing them. The photography club has been a great asset to the yearbook staff, as well as a means of opening a new and different kind of experience to Dudley students and faculty. The Photography Club 180 Bus Drivers Bus Drivers James Rice Robert Mitchell Ricky Smith Reginald Spriull Hydrick Smith Joseph Meadows Sanford Steele Johnny Williams Alex Todd Lewis Pennix Anthony Moore Robert Haith William Jenkins Wilbur Ruffin 18 ’ Advisor: Mr. Henry The Vivacious The Dudley Dance Group, under the direction of Miss Georgene E. Dye, has twenty-four members who have learned to express themselves with grace and charm through the dance. The dance group enables tal¬ ented young ladies to discipline not only their bodies, but their ethics and personalities as well. The girls have to put into action unselfishness, loyalty, and school pride if they are to have harmonious group rela¬ tions. The school is definitely proud of the artistic contribution of these performers to the school, com¬ munity and state. Above all, it is especially proud of the dedicated young ladies who have made the dance a favorite cultural pastime for Dudley students. 182 Office Assistants French National Honor Society 184 L WzMk ' M 9 -- ' ! «■ 5 4 fa Spanish National Honor Society Officers Cathy Griffin.President Edith Nichols.Vice-President Carolyn Benton. Secretary Linda Young.Treasurer 185 The Student Council The student council is potentially the most important activity in the entire student activity program with the possible exception of the homeroom. The effect of the council’s activities reaches every member of the school whether setting up the plans for beautification of the school, studying the qualifications of candi¬ dates for school offices, listening to campaign speeches, conducting an election or assisting with the deter¬ mination of certain school policies. OFFICERS: Bryce Smith, President; Waldo Martin, Vice-President; Aurles Wiggins, Secretary. 186 Student Lawmakers Students, through the council’s activities, learn that sharing involves an exchange of ideas, an evaluation of the merits of those ideas, a search for new ideas and the ability to make compromises. The student council s major objective is to do what it can to promote, through active participation and experience, the qualities needed by good citizens in a democracy. The council at Dudley Senior High School gives the stu¬ dents an opportunity to do all that they can to develop into well-adjusted persons and competent citizens. 187 AFJROTC A Flight OFFICERS LaMonte Armstrong, 2d Lt Elmer Austin, SGT James Burroughs, 2d Lt William Nelson, 2d Lt Michael Revel, SGT John Troxler, 2d Lt Louis White, 1st Lt Porter Wright, 2d Lt Adrian Wyrick, SGT 188 AFJROTC B Flight 189 AFJROTC C Flight Larry Gladney, Capt., Commander Ronald Lee, TSgt., Flight Sgt Richard Lea, SSgt., Guidon Bearer Earl Caldwell, SSgt., Squad Leader Luther Manning, SSgt., Squad Leader Milton Peele, SSgt., Squad Leader William Phifer, Sgt., Right Guide 190 191 AFJROTC Cadet Officers Standing: Special Projects Major James Smith, Material Officer Major Albert Crawford, Training Officer Major Kelly Ben¬ nett, Adjutant Major Harold Murdock. Sitting: Honorary Master Sargeant, Executive Officer Major Herbert Jackson, Miss AFJROTC Romell Hedrick, Commander William Simmons, Lt. Colonel. 192 AFJROTC Drill Team 193 Toni Cameron heads the capable twenty-five member PANTHER’S CLAW staff. Working under the supervision of their advisor Mrs. Milling, the staff publishes the school paper four times a year. As with all local newspapers, the chief aim of PANTHER’S CLAW is to publish a representative school paper. Panther’s Claw Staffers include: Francis McNair, Gregory Johnson, Yvette Watson, James Lewis, Linda Cargill, Nina Williams, Janice Chavis, Larry Fitzgerald, Patricia Brown, Frances Faduma, Bernard Ross, Myrtle Barrett, Beverly Bradshaw, Clara Bullard, Brenda Courts, Catherine McMillan, Joseph Herring, Sharon Anderson, Gloria Authertson, Sharon DeShields, Hattie McNeal, Bealah Sharpe, Margaret Williams, Mary Wooden, Connie Blakeney, Monroe Fennell. 194 Future Farmers of America 195 The Junior Red Cross began the 1967-1968 year with spirit and determination. The enrollment cam¬ paign netted a 50% increase over the 1966-1967 campaign. The members presented a gold star to the class 1II for giving the largest contribution to the campaign. Vice-President Sydney Avent Junior Funds were also designated for the civilians in Viet Nam. The Red Cross adopted a unit of Mur¬ dock School for the Mentally Re¬ tarded. Each month the members collect different articles for their unit and prepare activity boxes at holi¬ days. In May, the group will sponsor an outing for their unit. Red Cross Secretary Mae Alice Douglas Treasurer Cora Martin Advisor Mrs. E. C. Gravely “Yes! You have to pay again.” Waiting to be shot—by the ca mera Takes two cokes to wash this down! 198 Special Features mm M Outstanding Members of Indicative of his leadership potential is William Simmons’ position in the AFJROTC. Cadet Lt. Col. Simmons is top student commanding officer. An Honor Roll student and active in campus organiza¬ tions, Simmons interests cover a wide area, ranging from sports to art. Albert Crawford has distinguished himself as a scholar during his years at Dudley. A finalist in the National Merit Scholarship competition, Crawford is a regular on the Honor Roll. Outstanding in sports, he was selected for the All-City Football Team. Interested in the arts as well as the sciences, Albert writes creatively and plans to major in math at N. C. State University. Beverly Bradshaw can be found in the Principal’s of¬ fice every day during her free time. A valuable assistant to administration, faculty, and students, she is always busy delivering reports, and notices and seems to thrive on this bee-like existence. ■9BS KKwSSsSjw 200 the Class of 1968 Harold Murdock is the epitome of action. Aside from his gridiron chores, he finds time to serve as a Student Council member, and Presi¬ dent of the Dudley Jaycees. A member of the NHS and a Cadet Major in the AFJROTC, Mur¬ dock has the honor of a nomination to an appointment to the Air Force Academy. Romell Hedrick possesses an explosive combination of talent, good looks, and personality. A songbird of merit, she has sung professionally for several years and is a member of Dudley’s choir. This fall she represented Dudley as feature singer in a group appearing on the “Our Side” television show. Ambitious as well as talented, Romell seems destined for success. If you see her everytime you turn around, it’s because Christine Cockerham is one of the busiest girls on campus. Though she has had the enor¬ mous responsibility of the editorship of PANTHER 1968, Christine has managed to keep up her scholastic average, perform with the dance group, and the Majorettes. Stable Vincent’s athletic prowess has won him honors on the football field, the basketball court, and the baseball dia¬ mond for the past three years. His intellectual prowess matches his athletic skills and innumerable colleges and universities are trying to win his hand for next year. 201 Gwenella Lamberth is outstanding for hav¬ ing maintained a B average, being elected Vice-President of the National Honor Society, Chairman of the Beautification Committee, President of her homeroom, and executive member of the Student Council. In addition to these achievements she has a warm person¬ ality and fine love of her fellow students that makes her a popular as well as brilliant stu¬ dent. Herbert Jackson is distinguished as having gained rank of AFROTC Cadet Major because of his superior qualities of intellect, character, per¬ sonality, and leadership ability. Herbert’s easy going manner has won him a firm place in the hearts of his fellow students, and marks him as a young man who is bound to succeed. Ronald Tatum’s administrative and lea¬ dership talents have underscored his poten¬ tial as an organizer and leader. He has been a member of the Patrol Force, the Octagon Club, and plans to further his education either at A T State University or Guilford College. Brice Smith’s ambition to become a lawyer and his lo¬ quacity seem to go hand in hand. In the summer of 1967 he participated in the Elks’ Oratorical Contest in Los Angeles, California, where he won a $1,000 scholarship. He was also in the World Peace Through World Law Study Speech Contest which took him to Washington, D. C. and and to the United Nations in New York City. Although Brice participates in numerous extracurricular activities, he remains an excellent student and holds the highest possi¬ ble student position—President of the Student Council. 202 - Youth of the Month , i, � John Ann Washington was named Youth of the Month of November. The Youth of the Month is spon¬ sored by the Parks and Recreation Department and the Greensboro Record. It is a contest established to hon¬ or outstanding youth in the city. Two seniors, a boy and a girl, are selected each month by a board of judges. The Youths of the Month are invited to a city council meeting and are honored with a certificate of recogni¬ tion from the Mayor. They are also eligible for Youth of the Year. 204 Miss Dudley High 1968 Cynthia Withrow is the embodiment of the quiet grace, poise, and permeating charm that all Dudley girls strive to possess. Cynthia proves that brains, beauty, and energy DO mix. She’s active in many organiza¬ tions and is an outstanding student as well. 205 Miss AFJROTC ■ Romell Hedrick 206 Miss Homecoming - Brenda Courts and her attendants graced our success¬ ful football team’s homecoming parade Cynthia Withrow Gloria Vinson Patricia Gant 207 Toni Cameron Represents Dudley at the Governor’s School in Winston-Salem. 208 Toni Cameron, a senior, attended the Governor’s School of North Carolina in Dance during the summer )f 1967. She has studied ballet with leading ballet teachers and has been a performing member of the Treensboro Civic Ballet Company for three years. Toni, the only Dudley student who has been accepted ecently in the Governor’s School, appeared in a feature story about Governor’s School in LIFE MAGA¬ ZINE. The Governor’s School, a summer program for 400 exceptionally endowed youngsters from North ’arolina secondary schools, is for the development of new methods in education for the intellectually ifted and artistically talented high school student. The students are selected for outstanding academic chievement or artistic ability. J 209 Mr . Patron Norman Wrenn Norman Wrenn, rising senior, topped all boys in the Patron Drive with $53. His efforts brought the title his way along with a free yearbook. Norman likes to work with the year¬ book. He’s anxious to see its success. Misses Patron to ' WBBSg Et msBx a a ® fiti ii i iimiiHil ' K tte 1 11 MU rtartfe smmii! Brenda Poole and Barbara Summers Brenda Poole and Barbara Summers each turned over $67 in their quest for Miss Patron honor. Each of these petite little ones received a blazer for their efforts. Also included in the bar¬ gain was a free yearbook. Congratulations are in order for Brenda and Barbara. Mrs Patron of 1968 Mrs . E.C. Gravely 212 Seen Around the Campus i .m ) IMF™ mm $ 213 214 215 216 217 218 ffm§H9 Louis White 64 Shane ” Pose for Panther Our Food Is Del ivered 220 and Served I 221 Athletic Department W,J. Furcron 9 Athletic Director This should be an occasion for me to say something to you about the Dudley athletic program. However, instead I would like to pay tribute to just one of our athletic groups; not to shun the others, but because of the greatness of this particular squad. This group is the 1967-68 football team; the team of teams. The team didn’t have the best won and lost record in the history of teams, but I do believe that if we were to compute the averages it would have the best record in dedication to assignment and responsibility, the best in loyalty, the best in attitude, the best in sportsmanship, the best in making contributions “be¬ yond the call of duty.” The team was acclaimed by many as the best drilled and the most disciplined high school team they had ever witnessed. On behalf of the football coaching staff 1 would like to take this opportunity to say to you, the members of this mythical team, that we will always remember you as the guiding light and standard bearer that other Dudley athletes should follow. To say that we enjoyed working with you will not suffice. The sorrow brought by your absence next year, the next, and the next, may be somewhat expiated in that we’ll know that wherever you are, you will be making a contribution to some worthy cause. We extend best wishes to all of you. 224 a William Boyers Assistant Football coach Wrestling Coach Jonathan A. McKee Administrative Assistant Assistant Football Coach Golf Coach Alton L. Swann Junior Varsity Football Coach Junior Varsity Basketball Coach Asst. Junior Varsity Baseball Coach William H. Whites Assistant Junior Varsity Football Coach Baseball Coach Herman W. Holley Assistant Golf Coach Bennie W. Higgins Tennis Coach Assistant Football Coach 225 Football Team The Panthers of Dudley ended the season with a 7-2-2 record. This was the team labeled as the most ex¬ plosive offensive threat in the state. The Panthers amassed 3,714 yards in the total offense during the year. They also scored 280 points during the course of the season while their opponent s scored 130. While the offensive unit played the part of a sparkling explosion, the defensive team was an example of a diamond in the rough. The defensive unit received little publicity but they served as the foundation of the team. The Charlie Howard, Rifton Daniels, Herbert Jackson, Albert Crawford combo was too much for most teams to handle. Many times they were in the opposing backfield before the ball was. And that great offensive unit was something. It was capable of scoring at any time and from any place on the field. They averaged 13 first downs per game and they also averaged 25 1 yards rushing and 121 yards passing per game. The offensive unit was also aided by the great place-kicking of John “Duck” Guy who is becoming the best place-kicker in Dudley history as he accounted for 24 points via PAT’s and one FG. Big Games of the season were the 19-7 victory over Grimsley, the 51-0 victory over Carver, the 41-14 victory over Walter Williams, and the 34 to 12 victory over Page. The Panthers tied Smith for the Central 4-A conference’s championship but was defeated by Fike High of Wilson in the state playoffs, 21-14. We left the old NCHSAC conference as co-champs and we still played the part of champions in the Central Four A ranks. Dudley was truly one of the most feared gridiron teams in the state. 226 Offens ive Unit Front Row: M. Bruner, C. Howard, R. Daniels, E. Corbitt, H. Jackson, A. Crawford, E. Tonkins. Back Row: H. Murdock, F. Davis, J. Troxler, White Jersey; S. Vincent. Defensive Unit ront Row: H. Jackson, A. Crawford, F. Davis, C. Howard, J. Smith. Back Row: R. Williams, C. Murdock, H. Murdock, R. ' aniels, S. Vincent, C. Patterson. 227 Vincent passes over Paisley?!! Troxler is off to the races again! Troxler and Vincent eye another TD Was this pass meant for Bruner or Troxler? Smith leads the sweep for Harold 228 Ah, rest at last. Burlington meets the Panther’s great defensive unit! Ready for the Game!!! That Mighty Defense Holds! Practice makes perfect. 229 till Statistics on Vincent Statistics: Scored 21 touchdowns for 126 points Rushing: 62 carries, 1066 yards, 17-3 31 yard average Passing: 69 completed out of 188 attempts; 1401 yards; 9 touchdown passes Total yardage: 2467 accounted for 30 TD’s Awards: 4-A Conference Back-of-the-year; All-City, All-Con¬ ference, and All-State Teams Team Record: 7-2-2 Scholarships have been offered by outstanding universities such as: Southern California, Missouri, Kansas, Rice, Minnesota, Indiana, Illinois, Purdue, Michigan State, Ohio State, Wisconsin, Notre Dame, Carolina, Duke, Wake Forest, and North Carolina State. Scoreboard Dudley 33 Smith 6 Dudley 51 Carver 0 Dudley 19 Grimsley 7 Dudley 32 Central 21 Dudley 13 Paisley 13 Dudley 25 W.Penn 7 Dudley 41 W. Williams 14 Dudley 0 Atkins 12 Dudley 38 B. L. Smith 38 Dudley 34 Page 12 Playoff Dudley— 14 Wilson—21 Senior Stars Rifton Daniels—LB; Guard Wt. 185; team co-captain; Capt. of the defensive team; hard pass- rusher; great as a linebacker; Honors: All-City Team Herbert Jackson—Guard; Wt. 185 Defensive End; hard hitter; consistent performer;great de¬ fensive and offensive performer one of Dudley’s greats. Honors: All-City Team Harold Murdock-HB, DHB, TE;Wt. 150; Rushing: 43 car¬ ries, 172 yds., 4.0 average; Re¬ ceiving: 22 catches, 402 yds., 18.3 yd. average; Honors: All-City Team James Smith—FB, DE; Wt. 185; Rushing: 69 carries, 210 yds., 3.0 yd. average; Receiv¬ ing: 7 catches, 93 yds., 13.3 yd. average; Honors: All-City Team Charlie Howard—Tackle; Wt. 205 Aggressive on defense and offense Honors: All-City, All- Conference and honorable mention for the All-State Teams ® « ' Wnc Albert Crawford—Tackle; wt. 204 Sure tackier, hard worker and outstanding blocker; Honors: All-City Team Freddie Wright—Center; Wt. 201; Valuable replacement for “Maniac” Curtis Murdock—LB; Wt. very good linebacker and very hard worker —leaders in that department Not Pictured: Frank Davis and Roy Moore John Troxler—HB Wt. 160; Rushing: 45 carries, 324 yds., 7.2 yds. average; Receiving: 7 catches, 151 yds., 21.6 yd. average. Robert Williams-HB; Wt. 155; Rushing 24 carries, 144 yds., 6.0 yd. average; Receiving: 2 catches, 47 yds., 23.5 yd. average 231 .——- First Row: D. Bratcher, E. Austin, L. Armstrong. Second Row: J. Flerring, John Guy, M. Bruner, R. Pettiford, E. Ton¬ kins. Third Row: W. Covington (Statistician); H. Murdock (Mgr.); C. Howard, L. Williams, P. Ledwell, K. Tapp. Not pictured are Stable Vincent and Waldo Martin. 232 Dudley’s basketball team posted a record of 11-6 in Cen¬ tral 4-A and are currently in second place. The most thrilling games this season were the double wins over Ben. L. Smith. The team is led by acrobatic Elmer “Crow” Austin, a letterman and MVP for every year he has been at Dudley His best game of the season was against High Point. He scored 31 points and pulled down 14 rebounds to lead everyone in these departments. The surprise star of the year was big Dave Bratcher, a skillful shooter with either hand. He possesses the strength to be a good rebounder and scorer. He is currently scoring at a 14 point clip. The other third of our high scoring front three is Stahle Vincent. A marvelous athlete. He is currently scoring at a 10 point clip but this does not fully describe his contribu¬ tions to the team. He is a great leader and his the ability to bring out the best in his fellow teammates. He is a good passer and a great shooter. Veteran Tacks—Austin and Armstrong I The many moves of “Crow” Pucker up, buttercup!! wm No, you can’t have that! The smooth fake of Armstrong. The hustle of Pettiford. 233 STARTING LINEUP: LaMonte “Pearl” Armstrong;Elmer “Crow” Austin; David “Steeple Lee” Bratcher; Stahle “Old Man” Vincent; ' and Raymond “Oz” Pettiford. Elmer Austin FG Made 125; Attempted 233; FT made 63; FT attempted 120; 307 pts.; 20.4 average; won W. L. T. Miller MVP award for the past two seasons; Honors: All-State and All- State Tournament David Bratcher FG made 84; attempted 177; FT made 48; at¬ tempted 84; 210 pts.; 14.0 average I Stahle Vincent FG 60; attempted 127; FT 33; at¬ tempted 52;153 pts.; 10.9 average Vincent, Martin, and Tapp attack Paisley Bratcher on the move. You can’t stop Armstrong ... 235 Baseball Team Kneeling: G. Howard, K. Bennett, H. Murdock, F. Wright, J. Troxler, A. Jessup. Back Row: L. Williams, L. Boone, R. Smith, H. Morehead, M. Hall, J. Guy, D. Mitchell, J. Huntley (Mgr.). Heavy bats and sticky gloves seem to be always on the Dudley Baseball team. The team last year posted a 15-2 record. The team advanced to the state playoffs but lost to E. E. Smith of Fayettville in the semi-fi¬ nals. This year the team will have many lettermen returning. They are Stahle Vincent (Third base average .579), John Troxler (Center field average .266), Freddie Wright (Center average .377), Alphonso Jessup (Outfield average .407), and Reginald Smith (Short Stop average .382). But the team will greatly miss last year’s MVP (Attorney H. Frye Award Winner) Finwood Thompson a pitcher that produced a 6-1 record. To take his place W. H. Whites and A. F. Swann are grooming a fine looking prospect, Garcia Howard. 236 Victory !! That ' s Our Cry N. Withrow, G. Scales, D. Howell, L. Young, C. Withrow, M. Young, D. Ellison, B. Thornhill Have you really noticed those beautiful, energetic girls with the sore throats and scarred knees, who lead us in cheering during the basketball and football games? These girls help the athletic teams immensely by adding moral support to the fighting Panthers. Under the direction of Miss G. E. Dye, these girls have won a place in the hearts of athletes, students and fans alike. We salute the Dudley Cheerleaders. We are the Mighty Panthers!! Dudley cheerleaders take time out to pose. 237 Jimmy Smith Speedy Jimmy Smith The fastest man on Dudley’s campus or any other campus, for that matter, is Jimmy Smith. Here are some of his track accomplishments. 1. In the triangular meet at William Penn, he won the 220 yard dash in 22.4. 2. He won the 220 yard dash in the city—country track and field meet in 21.9. 3. In his first trip to the state meet, he placed fourth in the 220 yard dash. 4. Last year he won the W.A. Golds- borough MVP award for track and field. We may expect big things from Jim Smith in the world of track. Golf Team The Dudley Golf Team un¬ der the direction of J. A. McKee and H. W. Holley per¬ formed quite well in their second year of competition in the central Four-A. In the Sectional Meet of the North Carolina High School Ath¬ letic Association held at Blair Park, High Point, the Pan¬ thers lack of experience eliminated them from further competition in the State Playoff. Our leading four¬ some compiled such course scores as listed: Joe Meadows-84. Melvin Thompson-88, Jerry Gregory-88, Billy Covington—92. The golf team participated in three meets during the season. They won two. Joseph Meadows was the team low medalist on the season with an 84 average. He also won the J.C. Tarpley MVP award for the year. 238 Front Row: 0. Turman, A. Bost (capt.); R. Smith, A. Purvis, D. Winchester. Second Row: D. Williams, C. Murdock, N. Gordon, C. Pennix, R. Daniels, W. N. Boyers, coach. The Dudley Wrestling Team has overcome many odds to post a fine record of 4 wins in 12 months in spite of the fact that they had to give us 10-15 points because of the failure to enter wrestlers in the 103 pound, 199 pound and the unlimited weight divisions. The victories came over such teams as: Atkins, Ben L. Smith, and Walter Williams or Burlington. The leading wrestler is Alfred Bost who wrestles in the 114 pound division. He has a record of 8 wins and 4 losses. Bost also serves as the Captain of the team with Rifton Daniels and Curtis Murdock serving as co¬ captains. Osbey Turman (95 pound division), David Williams (140 pounds) and Curtis Murdock (145 lbs.) have been impressive during the season, posting 7-5 records. The wrestlers are diligently practicing wrestling techniques in preparation for the tough competition ex¬ pected in the District Meet at Walter Williams High on February 16-17. If a wrestler finishes 1-2-3 in his weight division he is eligible to wrestle in the State Tournament February 22-23 at Parkland High School. The scoring system in wrestling is listed: Pin 5 points Decision—3 points Forfeit—5 points Disqualification—5 points 239 i f f ADVERTISING Patrons Adams, Mr. Walter Albony, Mr. B. W. 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Three for $1. 00 272-0121 Comp 1 iments of ALEXANDER MOTORS RALPH JOHNS CLOTHING AND FORMAL WEAR RENTALS South Elm Street ELITE CLOTHIER COMPANY 1322 East Market Street Greensboro, North Carolina 274-9547 SANITARY BARBER SHOP Expert Haircutting and Shaving - all types of scalp and Face Treatments. 1404 East Market Street Business telephone 274-9254 - Res. 273-7921 249 Opportunity for You! If your aim is high, Cone Mills has unlimited opportunity for you. We at Cone encourage young people to use initiative. We seek those who are anxious to develop new skills and imagination. If your aim is high, we are interested in you! CONE MILLS CORPORATION An Equal Opportunity Employer m f EXECUTIVE OFFICES Greensboro, N. C. MANUFACTURING PLANTS —Cliffside, Forest City, Gibsonville, Greens¬ boro, Haw River, Henrietta, Hillsborough, Pineville, Reidsville, Salisbury in North Carolina. Carlisle, Cheraw, Greenville, Walhalla, Whitmire in South Carolina. Houston in Texas. High school graduates apply to nearest Cone plant office. College graduates address inquiries to: Manpower Development Manager, Cone Mills Corporation, Greensboro, N. C. 27405 SALES HEADQUARTERS Cone Mills, Inc., New York 250 •‘Americans must learn to live together as brothers, lest we all die together as fools.” Martin Luther King, Jr. Grarolina Icacmalicr Box 20853 JOHN MARSHALL STEVENSON, Editor and Publisher Greensboro, N.C. 27420 PHONE 274-6210, AREA CODE 919 SPECIAL FEATURES The Other Side of the trucks.by John Marshall Stevenson Getting Down to Business.by Thomas T. Jefferson Minister’s Meditations.by Rev. Cecil Bishop Looking In On Higher Education .by Albert W. Spruill Up and Down Myrket Street. Roy Wilkins’ Column. Off the press and on your newsstands Thursday evenings. 251 Make our store your Headquarters for your Sporting Goods It Pays to P lay 11 COBLE SPORTING GOODS CO. Greensboro, North Carolina UN 1 VERS 1TY DAIRY BAR Cong ratu1 a tions 1-410 East Market Street SOUTHS IDE HARDWARE CO. Ice-Cream - Sandwiches - Short Orders Greensboro, N.C. 27 06 525 South Elm Street Comp 1iments of Comp 1iments of THALHIMERS EASTS IDE GROCERY Your fashion stores in Greensboro ' ' Down town Frien d1y Summit 1939 East Market Street 272-9360 Open 7 days a week Comp 1 iments of Snacks HARGETT FUNERAL SERVICE Ice-cream, sodas, hosiery, magazines, and newspapers Where Sympathy Expresses Directly across from Itself Through Sincere AS-T 1 s Campus Service 905 E. Market St. and VARIETY DISCOUNT HOUSE 203 Beech St. 1402 E. Market Street 273-8293 Greensboro, N.C. 27401 252 Asheboro Street PURE OIL SERVICE STATION 2101 Asheboro Street Greensboro, N.C. 274-9514 Free Pick-up and Delivery SAMPSON ' S PHARMACY Robert R. Sampson, Reg. Druggist Prescription Druggist - Free Delivery Phone 272-3131 or 272-3132 107 N. Pearson St. Greensboro, N.C. 27401 TEAGUE AUTO SUPPLY CO. Ill N. Forbis St. Greensboro, N.C. See us for your auto part needs PUCKETT ' S ESSO SERVICE 600 W. Market St. Atlas tires, batteries - ACC 24 Hour Service For the styles you see in Your favorite magazines FASHION SHOP 221 S. Elm Street HANNA’S RED WHITE 502 Gorrell St. Greensboro, N.C. 273-5195 LIVENGOOD’S MARKET Home of Country Ham 600 S. Elm Street Phone 273-2414 BANNER-TRUELOVE CO. , INC. Institutional Canned Foods Frozen Foods and Paper Products 218 Hughes St. - Greensboro, N.C. - 272-1506 Best Wishes BLUE BELL, INC. Makers of World Famous Wrangler Jeans REYNOLD ' S BARBER SHOP It pays to look well L. E. Reynolds, Prop. -I.W. Mebane, Mgr. Wade McComike - S.A. Kenny 1500 East Market Street Used Bought and Sold EASY FURNITURE STORE E. F. (Easy) Emerson Telephone 273-9529 - 344 S. Elm St. STOKES ESSO SERVICE CENTER Gas - Oil - Complete Car Care - Road Service 7 00 S. Ashe St., Greensboro, N.C. 272-9232 Congratulations B J HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. Contract Home Builders E. A. Blair, Sr. , Owner-Mgr. S W THRIFTY CURB MARKET 2027 E. Market St. Greensboro, N.C. - Phone - 272-7241 Full line of grocery, meats, and soft drinks. Hrs. 7 a.m. to 11:45 p.m. 6 day wkly. Sunday 1 to 11:45 TOMMY’S SUNOCO 106 East Lee Street, Greensboro, N.C. Phone - 274-9391 RORIE PREP KITCHEN 610 Gorrell Street Specializes - Sandwiches, soft-twist, Masterburger, Filet ofHaddock (Steak ' n ' cheese) 253 WYNN DRUG STORE 814 Gorrell Street Greensboro, North Carolina 273-1454 UNITED ASSOCIATION Taxi - 24 hour service 501 Gorrell - 273-9421 You Are Invited to Ride United KING ' S BAR-B-QUE Specializing in Pit-Cooked Ribs, Sliced Pork and Chicken - Taste Tells 914 Gorrell Street Comp 1iments of WlLLS BOOK STORE BROWN ' S Ambulance Service - Dial 272-6109 Funeral Directors - Morticians Perry J, Brown, MGR. Owner Air conditioned Chapels Market Dudley Street - Greensboro, N.C. FONVILLE RADIO REPAIR SERVICE 414 Asheboro Street - 274-3984 Greensboro, North Carolina 27406 Specializing in 2-way Radios IRELAND ' S SERVICE STATION AND GARAGE Phillips 66 Gas and Oil - Auto Repairs - Groceries - Sundries Phone 274-6238 - 2201 McConnell Road Greensboro, North Carolina We specialize in Re upholstering furniture eScantiin (wIpIr Phone BR 4-5370 1415 Perkins Street, Greensboro, N.C. UPHOLSTERINt CURLEY L. SMITH SONS FLORIST 110 Gillespie Street Greensboro, North Carolina PHIPPS HARDWARE COMPANY, INC. Sporting Goods Gift Dept. -215 N. Elm Street Motor Boats - Trailers - 2601 S. Elm Street Greensboro, N.C. 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Market Street Greensboro, North Carolina DILWORTH ' S CONFECTIONARY GROCERY 900 Bennett Street A Complete Source of Service With a Smile Lovely Things For the 1 nterior o i T uu 1 nor no GUILFORD GALLERIES SID ' S CURB MARKET A Complete Line and Money Orders Interiors Greensboro MARIE’S GRILL Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Cobb, P rop. 600 Gorrell St reet 272-9357 Home Cooked Food When In Our City Dine With Us Sty le with built in Qua 1 ity Th e Slack Shop Gu i 1 ford Building 301 S. Elm Street Greensboro, North Carolina Geo. W. Kane , Inc. COMPLIMENTS OF General Contractor EDMONDS 603 Jefferson Building DRUG STORE Greensboro North Carolina Comp 1iments of Mitchell’s Body Shop Ross Jewelers 2318 E. Market Street 239 S. Elm Street Greensboro G reensboro North Ca ro1ina North Ca ro1ina 275-0263 Just Say Charge It Mr. Ross 256 SMITH FUNERAL SERVICE 512 Asheboro Street Insurance up to $2,000.00 E. E. Smith, P resident Mrs. Ella M. Smith, Vice-President Office: 272-8168 Home: 275-5933 r HAMP ' S BARBER SALON CAROLINA FLORIST 1801 East Market Street Phone 275-1361 DIXIE SUPERMARKET BENNETT’S SANITARY CLEANERS The Best in Dry Cleaners Drive-In Window Service 1932 E. Market Street - 272-7453 A FRIEND Compliments COLLEGE DRIVE-IN 2025 East Market Street Greensboro, North Carolina Just Good Food CHIC ' S APPLIANCE AND TV CENTER, INC. 942 East Bessemer Avenue So long, old Honda... In the horse operas one hears, “So long, old Paint. ” Looking toward your future, you are more apt to be saying goodbye to a motorbike. When you are ready to settle down, come to see us. Our per¬ sonnel department will be happy to explain the many career opportunities available at J. P. Stevens Co., Inc. You ' ll find the world of textiles a fascinating one. Come by and see us or talk to your guidance counselor. J. P. Stevens Co., Inc. SYNTHETICS DIVISION Administrative Offices • Greensboro, North Carolina GATE CITY MOTOR COMPANY, INC. 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