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

Text from Pages 1 - 262 of the 1968 volume:

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With this change has come: A new administration --which stands boldly in a noble tradition, but --which thinks decisively, moves deliberately, and acts wisely as it rushes forward to meet the challenge of a modern world A new faculty --which, equipped with new ideas and new techniques, has converted long, drawn out traditional methods of learning to clear, concise, modern methods --which explores the resources of recent minds to provoke the new and the unthought of --which challenges these minds to experiment, to test, to know and to understand An entirely new student, a product of an entirely new age, --who holds tradition in noble regard --who respects human dignity and human differences --who, eager to learn, seeks to master the precepts and ideas of a restless and uncertain time, a time where the old has become obsolete, and the new is yet undefined We salute thee, Dear Ole Dudley, with your new image and renewed strength. May you continue to grow and move forward with confidence to prepare the new generations for the eternal pursuit of excellence. 2 CONTENTS Dedication..........................................4 Admin ist ration....................................5 Faculty........................................... 17 Seniors.......................................■. . .37 Traditional ring................................38 Outstanding Seniors.............................40 Superlatives ...................................74 Juniors............................................77 Sophomores ........................................97 Queens............................................117 Organizations.....................................131 Notable Events....................................185 Sports, ..........................................207 Senior Profile....................................229 Patrons...........................................243 Sponsors . ..............•........................247 D To our beloved mentor, coordinator and compiler--George W. Gant--we proudly dedicate this, our second volume of his handiwork. Versatile, affable and enthusiastic, he has the un-common touch of making fun out of work. Small wonder, then, that he executes the multiplicity of jobs needed to make a volume like this a reality, without once losing his relaxed technique. In genuine esteem and appreciation do we dedicate the 1967 Panther Year book to Mr. Indefatigable Himself--George W . Gant. E D I C A T I O N 4 AD MIN 1STR A T10N P. J. Weaver Superintendent Our superintendent, P. J. Weaver, is most adept in his profession. It is his wish and his desire that this, our permanent record, he one of long remembrance to the student body and to the community at large. Success, growth and excellence is his ultimate hope for Greensboro Dudley Senior High School and its graduates. 6 7 ‘SUCCESS WORKS FOR YOU AFTER YOU HAVE WORKED FOR IT. Chester L. Bradley--Asst. Principal We constantly 'take stock’ of those about us. We observe how attractively the ’merchandise' is packaged and displayed, and how effectively it is being marketed. But how often do we turn ’ inventory-eyes' on ourselves? Mrs. Jessup Mrs. Schnyder School Secretaries RETIRING TEACHER Mrs. Willie McLaughlin, after many years of successful teaching, finally called it quits at the end of school year 1966. She was well loved by the students, faculty and community. And as always, her husband is close at hand . . . We miss you Mrs. Me Laughlin! 10 HER LAST CLASS-1965-66 Freddye Russell, President I della Higg'ns, Secretary 11 Reproduced from 1965-66 Yearbook COUNSELORS AND THEIR John D. Henry Karen Moore Jaunita Goldsborough and Angela Lofton Checks S.A.T. Scores 12 ASSISTANTS . . . Checks Files Beverly Moore Carolyn Wilson G Diane Ervin Who's Calling? Receptionists Mrs. Bernice D. Davis gives advice to Paula Gail Shepherd 13 Mrs. Mac Sue Henry Dean of Girls DEANS Marvin Watkins Dean of Boys 14 LIBRARIANS Mrs. Mary W. Battle Mrs. C. Vickie Stevenson Our librarians anticipating the world of tomorrow, aid in the training of minds to meet challenges of a chaotic era. broadening concepts, deepening insights, educating through fruits of experience and research. 15 FACULTY Mrs. Barbara J. Wells Mrs. Mary W. Byrd ENGLISH ■ Miss Francine McAdoo Richard Burnside Mrs. Rosa T. Yourse Mrs. Vertella Yates Nn Mrs. Luvenia Milling DEPARTMENT Mrs. Nclle A. Coley Chairman i Mrs. .Ann M. Coleman Mrs. Angeline Smith Mrs. Lois Bailey Chairman Mrs. Parthenia Grady French FOREIGN LANGUAGES Miss Virginia Weathers Spanish Mrs. Clarece Wilson French 20 Mrs. Geraldine Spruill Spanish St MATHEMATICS Mrs. Mamie L. Turner Mrs. Mildred Neal Mrs. Blanche Grant Chairman 21 Mrs. Willie M. Hall Mrs. Mamie Gorham Robert Carter Mrs. Garlinda Fields BUSINESS A Beginning Class in Typing 22 Mrs. Willi a Mayo Chairman Champ at the Keys EDUCATION Mrs. Annabele Gamble Bulletin Board in the Spotlight Mrs. Ruth Forney Mrs. Jamesena Watkins VOCATIONAL 24 - EDUCATION Lonnie Reynolds 25 VOCATIONAL EDUCATION 26 PHYSICAL EDUCATION 27 HOME Mrs. Mae Sue Henry Chairman Mrs. Virginia Hodges 28 Mrs. Vashti Goodman ECONOMICS Use all your talents to good purpose; cultivate largeness of vision and the habit of serving others. Mrs. Lucille Tapp 29 Mrs. Yvonne Patterson Miss Doris Canada SOCIAL STUDIES George P. Allen Student receives help in U.S. History 30 Mrs. Ida F. Jenkins Mrs. Jacqueline Williams ( I A better understanding of world affairs 31 Charles C. Wallace Chairman Bennie W. Higgins SCIENCE Mrs. Josephine Hcughan 32 James L. Houston SCIENCE Be informed; avoid ignorance and superstition DEPARTMENT Leon Steele James E. McCorkle Mrs. Alberta Stuart Screening Art classes stimulate creativity ART Drawing Mrs. Edith Schneider DRIVER Gabriel often blows For careless drivers Herman W. Holley Chairman William H. Whites Alton L. Swann HIS horn, who don't EDUCATION SENIORS DUDLEY SENIORS CHOOSE TRADITIONAL RING Prior to the school year 1966-1967, each graduating class had selected its individual design for a class ring. As a result, the class rings differed from year to year. During recent years, however, students and faculty advisors discussed the possibility of selecting a standard class ring that would be appropriate, durable, beautiful and reasonable in price. In October 1966, the Class Jewelry Committee consisting of officers of the 1967 Graduating Class, the Principal, Faculty Advisors to the Committee and Class Jewelry representatives from Josten's made definite plans for the adoption of a standard class ring for graduates of the Dudley Senior High School. Josten's of Owatonna, Minnesota, which has served our school for many years, had its craftsmen design a special ring that met with our specifications . The ring was then displayed for the benefit of our student body as well as the remainder of the faculty. After a few minor changes were made, we adopted the ring that is being displayed on the facing page. 38 SENIORS SELECT TRADITIONAL RING 1967 39 OUTSTANDING Leadership James Russell v Academic French Cynthia Richardson Richard Fields Spanish Thelma McDowell Service Linde 11 Mills Academic Gail Yates Academic Beverly Lanier Business Fxlucation Janice Ingram 40 SENIORS Service Athletic Fred Avery' Reginald Trip 1 in Lawrence Clanton Service Aaron Rogers Academic Edwin Clover Linda Alexander Patricia Alexander Val Alexander Joseph Allen 42 Shelia Barksdale Sandra Barfield Vivian Barrett Beverly Beard Ruby Blount Claude Boone Eva Bracken Larry Bratcher Bobby Bryant James Bullard Barbara Burnett Rosalind Byers 45 A Idea n Clinard Sabra Cochran Luther Cofield Ella Copeland 46 Carol Daniels Dwain David Gwendolyn Davis James L. Davis Lloyd Davis Willard Davis Michael Dawkins Clyde Daye Trudy Deberry Virginia Deg raff enriedt •17 Annie Dejoumette Ruth Dodd Douglas Doggctt John Donaldson Diane Ervin Jeffry Evans Jimmy Evans Jo Aiui Evans 49 William Foster Janice Fox Mattie Fox David Frazier 50 Samuel Gilliam Agnes Gilmer Patricia Gilmer Cassandra Ginyard Edward Greenlee Tommy Gregory Loretta Guy Ronald Hairston 52 Yvonne Hampton Bennie Harding Barbara Harrelson Charles Hauser 53 Helen Hickman Deborah Hill Thelma Hill Raymiene Hobbs 54 Arthur 1 Judge ns Gloria Hughes Linnell Hughes Sandra Hughes Juanita James Eva Jeffries Elizabeth Jenkins Cleveland Johnson 56 Viola Johnson Walter Johnson Archie Jones Fairley Jones Robert Leclwell Raymond LeGrand Elizabeth Liggins Ted Little Angela Lofton Shelia Lofton Sylvia Long Jacqueline Lyles Valerie McCoy Thelma McDowell 58 Mary McEachern Priscilla McCibbony Alphonso Mclver Geraldine Mackey Charles Maxficld Lynda Maybank Katherine Miller Linda Miller 60 Karen Moore Perry Moore Ray Moore Ronald Moore Rosalind Moore Alice Morehead Faye Morehead Reginald Morehead Chauncey Morris Ronald Morris 61 James Mosley Jacqueline Murrell Jolethia Neal Jacqueline Newby 62 Phyllis Pankey Sandra Patillo Rosalind Penn Jacqueline Phillips Roy Reid Georgia Rice Cynthia Richardson Robert Richardson Jackie Robinson Aaron Rogers Codella Rogers Kay Roseboro Leon Shaw Linda Shaw Norva Sharpe Rosiland Shepard 65 Paula Sheppherd Ereol! Shoffner John Shoffner Joyce Shoffner Voulynne Small Claudine Smith Deborah Smith Percy Smith Priscilla Smith Ricky Smith 67 Neely Springs William Staley Anthony Stanback William Staples Kimberly Tatum Lester Tatum Gwendolyn Thompson James Thompson 69 Patsy Turner Patricia Tyson Walter Waldrum Pamela Wall Robert Walls Pamela Warner Cecil Warren Joseph Warren Huey Vample Beverly Waddell 70 Virginia Warren Larry Washington Judy Watkins Charles Weaver 71 Gail Whiteside Lester Wiggins Robert Wiggins Christopher Williams Sandra Wilson Cynthia Worthy Gloria Wray Patricia Wray Patricia Wright Kenneth Wyrtch Gail Yates 73 SENIOR Most Courteous Samuel Gilliam Dianne Earle Neatest Ted Little Pamela Warner Did Most For Class of 1966 James Russell Olivia Anderson Wittiest Edward Greenlee Jessica Black Most Intellectual Elmer Haygood Rosalind Penn Friendliest Most School Spirit Frederick Hall Aaron Rogers Janice Ingram Christine Warren Most Talkative Bennie Harding Bessie Cunningham ‘ ==■311 SUPERLATIVES Class Flirts Douglas Doggctt Lauretta Sims Ideal Couple Vernon Spaulding Gail Yates Most Popular Prince Hall Geraldine Mackey Most Likely to Succeed Richard Fields Beverly Lanier Most Argumentative Ronald Moore Pamela Wall Most Talented Kenneth Wyrtch Annette Kitchen Quietest Preston Hester Cynthia Richardson Most Dependable George Haith Thelma McDowell Tallest Robert Donnell Annie Dejournette Shortest Michael Dawkins Thelma Hill Most Artistic Robert Richardson Gwendolyn Thompson Most Cultured Edward N'Gele Patricia Wright Most Ambitious Anthony Standback Paula Shepard Most Athletic Reginald Triplin Blanche Tate 76 Class Clown Ricardo Robinson Brenda Herbin JUNIORS La Monte Armstrong Verna Asbury Beverly Bailey Ella Bailey Jean Banks Paul Banks Robert Beam Kelley Bennett Claudia Best Alma Bethea George Blackwell Gwendolyn Bogans David Bratcher Sherman Brower Phyllis Broun Phillip Brice Roy Burkes James Burroughs Brenda Bynum Lav cm Bynum Patricia Bynum 79 Christopher Caldwell Joyce Caldwell Roche 1 le Ca ldwe 11 A Linda Cameron Toni Cameron Joseph Cannon Maurice Carter Eugene Cathey Jacob Chapman Paul Chapman Angela Cobb Thomas Cobb Bonita Cochran Christine Cockerham Jacqueline Cole Shelia Cook Albert Crawford Debra Crawley Ozzie Crockett Connell Cummings Ronnie Currie Rifton Daniels Alice Davis Christopher Davis Frank Davis Michael Deberry Loretta Dixon I 81 Anthony Donnell Yvette Donnell Anna Douglas James Douglas Annie Dubose Randolph Dukes Rudolph Dukes Bobby Duncan Alma Durham Dianne Ellison Kathy Enoch Gwen Estes Fcrnard Evans Mary Evans 82 Jules Evans Artis Farrington David Feastcr Larry Fitzgerald Jacqueline Foust Gwendolyn Fulmore George Funderburk Patricia Gant Larry Galloway Olivia Galloway Nancy Gilmer Ronald Gilyard 83 Raymond Goins Sylvia Goode Bannie Gore Brenda Graham Walter Graham Cynthia Graves Glenn Graves Jerry Gregory Nanette Griffin George Guy' Sheila Hairston Valerie Haith Sharon Haley Spurgeon Harper , 84 Pamela Haygood Kenneth Headen Romcll Hedrick Andrew Herb in Hilda Herring Lynda Herring Katie Hicks Otis Hill Barbara Hines Waddell Hinnant Irma Holeman Sarah Holloway Kathy Holt Sandra Hood Selena Hood Charles I toward Willa Hughes Andrea Huntley James Huntley James O. Huntley Johnelle Hutchinson Herbert Jackson Willie Jackson Zurick Jackson 86 Sandra James William Jenkins Elbert Jennings Bronston Johnson Lawrence Johnson Nathaniel Johnson Phyllis Johnson Theodore Johnson Deloris Jones l I Joyce Jones Mary Jones Catherine Kelley 87 Carolyn Lawrence Kenneth Lee Carolyn Ledbetter George Lewis Ernest Livingston Willie Livingston Annie Love Michael McAdoo Leander McAlphin Thelma McClurken Eric McCoy Carolyn McDowell 88 Florence McLeod Fred Mackey Touraine Manigault John Marks Howard Martin Rita Massey Florence Matthews Patsy Maxwell Bessie Mayfield Sheryl Meachcm Eva Mills Gladys Mitchell i 89 Brenda Morehcad Curtis Murdock Harold Murdock Dorothy Neal Loretta Neal William Nelson Aurelia Nichols Edith Nichols Paul Nichols Julia Nipper Patricia Oldham Thurman Patterson 90 Lavonia Perkins Phyllis Person Joseph Pickett Barbara Powell Dana Pressley Laura Price Phyllis Rcdfern Michael Revel Pamela Reynolds Diane Rice Veronica Richmond F.va Riggins I 91 Dorothy Robinson Larry Robinson Margaret Robinson Lorenzo Rorie Bernard Ross Wilbur Ruffin James Scales Wanda Scantling Ida Searcy George Shaw Kathy Shoffner Robert Short 92 Hilda Smalls Bryce Smith Hydrick Smith James Smith Marilyn Smith Marion Smith Reginald Smith William Smith Joseph So lorn an Reginald Spruill Lois Stancil Phyllis Starkcs I || 93 Norris Tate Ronald Tatum Melvin Thompson Rathe 1 Thompson Mildred Thornhill Frederick Townsend Jolm P. Taylor Geraldine Tyler Ronald Vamplc Betty Veasley Stable Vincent Marry Waddell 94 Lewis Walker Willie Walker Ronald Wallace Elizabeth Warren John Ann Washington Gloria Watson Donald Wells Benjamin White Vickie Whitsett Marilyn Wilkins Barbara Williams Sandra Williams 95 Ernest Womack Harry Womack Mary Wooden Judy Wooten Fredrick Wright Glenda Wright Porter Wright Adrian Wyrick Linda Young Margie Young Margo Gunter 96 I SOPHOMORES Sydney Avent Anthony Banks Ceasar Banks Charles Barfield James Barksdale Shirley Barrett Brenda Adams Iris Alexander Linda Alexander Hubert Alston Norma Alston Charles Anderson William Anderson Luther Armstrong Claudia Bass Gwendolyn Benton Sharon Best 98 I Gloria Bethea Larry Bethea Paul Bethel Paula Bethel Veronica Bingham Helen Black Rena Blount Ophelia Bowers Mary Bradshaw Fannie Breeze George Bridges Iris Brooks Donald Brown Larry Brown Patricia Brown Curtis Bryant Clara Bullard Bernard Burkes Felicia Burton Georgiana Butler Leon Bynum Charlotte Byrd Patricia Carpenter I i I i 99 Gwendolyn Carter Janice Chavis Larry Chavis Tometta Checks Linda Chisholm Linda Clapp Louise Clemons Conlcst Clyburn Gloria Copening Herman Cotton Carolyn Crawford 100 Gail Crump James Dalton Anthony Davis Dorothy Davis Herman Davis Melvin Davis Katherine Dawkins Royston Dean Gwendolyn Dickerson Reon Dixion Robert Donaldson Mac Alice Douglas Patricia Downing Gloria Du Bois Robert Dubose Sandra Durham Lucia Edwards 101 •I I Linda Enoch James Erwin Betty Evans Sandra Evans Kaye Farrington Peggy Farrington Monroe Fennell Joe Foushee Katherine Foust Lucia Frazier Susan Frazier Cais Furman Gary Gant Ronald Gantt Clementine Garner Helen Gcter Maurice Gibbs Michael Gibson Lawrence Gilmer Ronald Gillon 102 Ann Haith Loretta Haith Michael Hall Patricia Hall Evelyn Hamilton Rita Hand Rosalind Gilmer Janice Glover Joan Goode Deborah Graves Deblert Graves Linda Graves Shelby Graves ALfreda Greene James Greene Reginald Greene Rosetta Griffin 103 i Somebody Goofed Jolui Guy Ressie Guy Otto Harris Regina Harris Douglas Haw in Patricia Hawkins Patricia Hayes Lawrence Herbin Cayncll Herring Joseph Herring Purcell Hester Dianne Hill Howard Hill Linda Hines Diana Holman Aileen Hopkins Deborah Hopkins Darrie Howell A llie Hughes Rozina Hughes Geraldine Ingram Marcia Isley 104 Chanie Jackson David Jackson Debra Jackson Judy James George Jamison Linda Jeffries Shelia Jennings Carolyn Johnson Irma Johnson Linda Johnson Phyllis Johnson Alfred Jones Laurissa Jones Silktccn Joyce I Gladys Kearney Cynthia Kellog Sheila Kelly Janies Lewis James U. Lewis Nelda Lewis Patricia Long Cassandra Lowe Mary Lowe Barbara Lyles Kenneth McAdoo Phillip McAlpine Alonza Kendall Lcfonzo Kendall Marian Knight Leonard Lassiter Vincent Laughlin Carolyn Leatli Arlette Lee Jolvnny Lee 106 Deborah McCants Josepli McClenton Betty McCray Debra McCray Charles McKcnnon Katherine McMillian Frances McNair Pcarlie McNair Hattie McNeill Cora Martin Cynthia Martin I Bernadette Means Barbara Mial Authur Miles i Waldo Martin Mary Maryland Gloria Matthews Charlie Maynard Patricia Maynard Joseph Meadows 107 Calvin Miller Samuel Miller Betty Mitchell Robert Mitchell Linda Moore Harold Morehead Calvin Morrow Jimmy Murdock Thomas Murphy Paulette Murray William Murrell Patricia Nance Mary Nesmith Victor Noble Eula Oakes Debra Oliver Phyllis Oliver Clara Owens Haywood Owens Rosalind Parker 108 Dorothy Patterson Larry Patterson Jacqueline Pattisall I Connie Pen nix Forest Pennix Melinda Pennix Tony Pennix Mary Peoples Mamie Perkins Valeria Phillips Judy Pickens Diane Quick Dennis Reaves Reginald Reader James Reese Bernard Revel George Rice l Bessie Rorie Charlene Ross Gail Ross Gary Russell Alton Scales Flora Scales Larry Searay Pamela Seibles Beulah Sharpe Nina Shaw Van Sheperd Fred Shoffncr James Rice Jo Ann Richardson Linda Richardson Linda Robinson Patricia Robinson Evelyn Rochelle Alton Rogers Charles Rogers Harold Simmons Margo Simpson Clyde Sims Dallas Sims Carol Smith Carrie Smith Curtis Smith Reginald Smith Ricky Smith Sharon Smith Tony Smith Reginald Solomon Carol Spencer William Springs Tyrone Spruill Rita Staples Charlotte Staton i| 111 Agnes Stevenson Aline Stimpson Cail Stimpson Barbara Summers Michael Surgeon Leon Tanner Kenneth Tapp Carolyn Tate Linda Tatum Lutricia Thompson Susaria Thompson Barbara Thornhill Alex Todd Arnetta Turman Alexander Turner Johnnie Tyson Gloria Vinson Thomas Walker James Wellington Frances Ware 112 Gail Weeks Mozella Westmoreland Minnie Whitaker Car lacy White Vivian White Aurles Wiggins Claudious Williams Norma Williams Phyllis Williams Ronald Williams Edythc William Cynthia Winchester Deborah Winchester Darlene Williams David Williams Frankie Williams Lawrence Williams Barbara Winnix Lynn Winston Gloria Womack 113 I 1 Thurman Woods Phyllis Worthy Larry Wray Norman Wrenn Phillip Wrenn Grace Wright Veda Wyrtch Celeste Young James Yourse Sinilo ! Ill These fccts were made for walking Working on the chain . . . 115 CANDIDS Do you believe man will reach die moon by 1970? I believe I should have stayed at home. I say sell the General Motors stock and buy U. S. Steel. 116 . . . you thought I said . . . well I really was speaking of Einstein’s dieory of relativity. 117 MISS DUDLEY HIGH Hazel Ireland 118 i SHE IS STUDIOUS SHE IS SUCCESSFUL 120 AND SHE IS AMBITIOUS MISS HOMECOMING Geraldine Mackey J 122 MISS SENIOR Beverly Lanier 123 MISS JUNIOR Mildred Thornhill 124 'I I MISS SOPHOMORE Aurics Wiggins 125 MISS YEARBOOK Sandra Hughes 126 MISS FUTURE FARMERS Christine Davis MISS VARSITY I I MISS VIC A Kathey Best MISS HI- Y Tony Cameron Loretta Guy MRS. P.T.S.A Mrs. Hazel M. Lewis hails as being Mrs. P.T.S.A. for 1967. She emerged winner as a result of the P.T.S.A. membership drive. Pershing Wall, president of the organization is shown below crowning the queen in a special program sponsored by the P.T.S.A. 128 129 MR. PATRON Eva Bracken, the pride and joy of East White Oak, won her honor by turning in $53.50 as her contribution to the Yearbook Fund Drive to surpass all girl contenders who entered the contest. Eva is a senior and has aspirations for college. We think she will make it. Gary Eugene Gant, son of Mr. Mrs. George W. Gant, won his title by raising $86.00 in the Yearbook Fund Drive. He is a sophomore who is getting the good ole Dudley High Spirit early. He told us that he could have gotten much more money if he had not been playing football in the evenings. What a fine effort!! MISS PATRON no OUR STUDENT COUNCIL-OR The Student Council, composed of representation from each class, has the important role of passing bills pertaining to student body activities. One of the tasks that this organization undertook was the selection and crowning of a Homecoming queen. The Council sponsored two elections one in the early fall, and a more exciting and prolonged campaign in the spring for school officers. At Thanksgiving the Council collected donations from students and distributed bountiful Thanksgiving baskets to various families in the community. In a similar manner, the Council gave gifts to each member of the janitorial staff at Christmas. CAMPUS LAWMAKERS Executive Committee national honor society STUDENT ANNOUNCERS SPANISH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Mrs. Geraldine Spruill Advisor La Sociedad Honoria de Espanol Our Spanish Honor Society is an affiliate of the National Spanish Honor Society, an organization of the American Association of teachers of Spanish and Portuguese . Moral and academic achievement are the goals of this organization. plus a love for the Spanish language--all these have been exemplified by the select few who attain membership--thus making this S.H.E. a truly exclusive organization. Thelma McDowell President Bessie Cunningham Secretary Gloria Brown Jacqueline Lyles Joyce Shoffner Vice President Pamela Wall Treasurer Sandra Martin 136 Lauretta Simms Joseph Warren Richard Fields President Elmer Hay good Vice-President LA SOCIETE HONORAIRE DE FRANQAIS Installation services of La Socidte'Uonoraire de Frangais were held March 8, 1966 in the Dudley Auditorium. Charter members inducted were Elmer Haygood, Richard Fields and Anita Graves (graduated) (associate member). The SocietyHonoraire de Frangais is an honorary organization for students of French in the secondary schools who have met the requirements of scholarship in general and scholarship in French in particular. The aims of this organization are to stimulate interest in the study of French, to promote higher standards of scholarship, to reward high scholastic attainments, to create enthusiasm for an understanding of French culture and civilization, to promote and perpetuate Franco-American friendship, and to reward efforts toward furthering Franco-American solidarity. THE FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY THE SPANISH CLUB 1 38 LIBRARY ASSISTANTS I.C.T. 139 Patrol Force The Patrol Force of Dudley High School is directed by Mr. M. H. Watkins. The chief is Alphonzo Mclver. The Patrol Force has functioned at Dudley for several years. The purposes of the Patrol Force are to maintain order and direct the students to the areas of the campus. The criteria for being a patrol is as follows: 1. Pleasing personality 2. Excellent conduct 3. Neatness in appearance 4. Good character 5. Senior You are rated by your teachers. The rating scale is as follows: 1. Excellent 2. Good 3. Fair 4. Poor Linwood Thompson Samuel Gilliam Ray Moore Rosalind Byers Patricia Gilmer Susie Potts Pamela Wall Neely Springs Jeffrey Evans Bessie Cunningham Sabra Cochran Priscilla Smith Carolyn Wilson Kathleen Young Lynda Maybank Paul Foster Paula McNair Joyce Shoffner Diane Earle Celestine Roan Rosalind Penn Alice Mo rehead Tommy Gregory Pati ol 1 Jo Ann Evans Jean Gainey Luther Cofield Brenda Thornhill Johnsie Mark Lauretta Sims Loretta Guy Geraldine Mackey Robert Wall Patricia Wray Robert Young Charles Benton Ernest Smith Thelma McDowell Edwin White Fred Hall III William Staples Christine Warren Frances Steele Blanche Tate Roy Reid Linda Alexander Barbara Harrelson Hazel lembers Gloria Hughes Cheryl Johnson Gwendolyn Spinks Ruth Dodd Patricia Ti'oxler Judy Graves Jo Ann Crumpton James Russell Mattie Fox James Johnson Cornelius Fryar Gail Yates Joseph Warren Leon Shaw Malcolm Young Cathy Evans Annette Kitchen Connie Brooks Deborah Hill Myrna Donnell Preston Hester Sandra Martin Patricia Horne Ireland Karen Moore Ella Knight Paula Shepherd Diane Ervin Marvin Ray Ella Knight Beverly Moore Mary McNeil Selina Herbert Sandra Barfield Ronald Hairston Margaret Williams Judy Watkins Faye Morchead Fredrick Hall Ruby Blount Lester Wiggins Ted Little Linde 11 Mills 140 SAFETY PATROL [he officers of the Patrol are: Alphonzo Mclver, Chief; Lloyd Davis, Vernon Spaulding, Carl Sv.ygert, Lonnie Cathey, Ted Shoffner, En in White, Hanrcy Clanton, Arthur Jackson, Kenneth Robinson, Millie Anderson, Janice [|ngram, Elmer Haygood, Richard Fields, and Marvin H. Watkins, Advisor HI SAFETY PATROL FORCE 142 OUR CAMPUS GUIDES 143 Les Dantes Hi-Y was organized at Dudley High School and began to function effectively under the leadership of Henry Moore. The primary purpose of the club is to render services. It has rendered its 144 Treasurer Reginald Mood Chaplain James Russell Se rgea nt - at - A r m s David Frazier Reporter Richard Holt Parliamentarian Prince Hall services to the Dudley Yearbook, the United Heart Fund and particularly to the Department of Physical Education at the Hayes Taylor Y.M.C.A. 145 COMMERCIAL CLUB VICA OBJECTIVES • To unite in a common bond all students enrolled in trade and industrial education. • To develop leadership abilities through participation in educational, vocational, civic, recreational, and social activities. • To foster a deep respect for the DIGNITY OF WORK. • To assist students in establishing realistic vocational goals. • To help students attain a purposeful life. • To create enthusiasm for learning. • To promote high standards in trade clitics. workmanship, scholarship, and safety. • To develop the ability of students to plan together, organize and carry out worthy activities and projects through use if the democratic process. • To foster a wholesome understanding of the functions of labor and management organizations and a recognition of their mutual interdependence. • To create among students, faculty members, patrons of the school and persons in business and industry a sincere interest in and esteem for trade and industrial education. • To develop patriotism through a knowledge of our Nation's heritage and the practice of DEMOCRACY. 147 PANTHER’S 148 CLAW 149 THE ESQUIRES 150 FUTURE TEACHERS ORATORICAL SOCIETY 151 OCTAGON CLUB 152 Miss D. E. Canada, Advisor President--!. Murrell Secretary --R . Shepard Assistant Secretary--P. Hampton Treasurer--L. Hughes Parliamentarian - -P. Johnson Reporter--C. Graves Song Leader--L. McAlpin FUTURE FARMERS BUS DRIVERS i 155 OFFICE ASSISTANTS Alice Morehead Alice Morehead Beverly Bradshaw Jacqueline Foust Paula Clapp Armentha White Deloris Jones Gloria Watson Armentha White Gloria Watson 156 Beverly Bradshaw Gloria Watson Deloris Jones Beverly Bradshaw Alice Morchcad Jacqueline Foust Paula Clapp Gloria Watson I I I Jacqueline Foust Gloria Watson Beverly Bradshaw Deloris Jones DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION 158 The most reckless people may well be those who never take a chance Ekic Wharton Meyer's Department Store Aldean Clinard S G W Cafeteria 159 Gwen Fulmore East'll Cleaners Hilda Herring Wesley Long Hospital DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Margaret Carraway SGW Cafeteria Sarah Holloway Bclk's Department Store Phyllis Biown Honey Dip Donut Company Billy Griffin and Joe Coley Wesley Long Hospital Many suffer a peculiar malnutrition They're overfed with criticism and starved for a little praise 160 Why always save the best for guests? Treat yourself like company once in a while. Maggie Owens S G W Cafeteria Annie Dejourncttc Ray less Department Store 161 Carol Ledbetter Dry cleaning Joyce Jones Wesley Long Hospital Myrtle Williams James Norman S.H. Kress Lane Drug Store Stand tall--Don't sell yourself short--You can leave that to others. 162 I Ronald Miller Lane Drug Store Brenda Graham King's Department Store 163 Fred Crawford Charles Department Store L Virginia Murphy H. H. Green Patricia Gilmer Gillespie School Juanita James jQ Neal Hot Shoppe King's Department Store Just because you can’t take it with you. You don't have to kill yourself living it up! 164 GIRLS ATHLETIC COUNCIL MARSHAL OFFICERS Throughout the year, concerts, plays, and other school performances found Marshals busily handing out programs, collecting tickets, guiding members of the crowd to seats. Young men in dark suits and white clad ladies quickly mastered the art of marshaling. Marshals, elected by fellow Marshals, were of real service to Dudley students, parents, and visitors. 166 ' MARSHALS 167 DUDLEY Jules Evans holds Sabra Cochran's arms in a protective manner as Spoon River Anthology rehearsal gets under way. 'Hie Thespians provide a most entertaining season on the campus as they continue to give the school and its student body unparalleled entertainment. r. W THESPIANS OFFICERS The Thespians read. discuss and present plays in the school auditorium, usually a Fall production and a Spring production. The club's goal Is to stimulate potential artists and to serve others through the members' talents in that field. BAND OBJECTIVES Cultural: For the development of music appreciation and understanding through the study and performance of the best in music. Educational: To develop competent performers, future teachers and conductors. Service: To lend color and atmosphere to athletic, military and cultural events connected with the school and community. Recreational: To provide for all students an opportunity for worthy use of leisure time, emotional outlet, and to aid social inter-action. 171 Orchestral Section Percussion Section 172 173 Choir Officers Sophomore Choir 174 THE MIXED CHORUS FIRE PATROL The Fire Patrol, advised by Ezell Blair, has grave responsibilities at Dudley High School: Handling orderly evacuation of students from buildings during fire drills, checking to see that all doors are closed to the outside, and seeing that all teachers and students are safely outside. The Fire Patrol makes recommendations for improvement of fire drills. 176 CHEERLEADERS The Cheerleaders, a group of students whose aim is to provide service and spirit for Dudley High School student body, strive to accomplish their goals of service by seeking to form a close tie between the students and the athletic department. During football and basketball seasons, the group along with the Pep Club, forms a cheering section to alternate cheers with the student body. 177 THE The purpose of the Pantherettes is to provide wholesome activity and companionship for the members; to perform precision marching and dancing routines and to set high standards of character and behavior for the stu- 178 dents of Dudley. 179 fcs I MODERN Aides i he James B. Dudley Modern Dance Group has been in existence for ten years. Under the direction of Miss Georgenne E. Dye, its twenty-seven members learn to express themselves with grace and charm through dancing. The dance group enables talented young ladies to discipline not only their bodies, but their ethics and personalities. The girls have to put into action unselfishness, loyalty, and school pride if they are to have harmonious group relations. Their ability to put aside thoughts of personal fame results in worthwhile experiences for the audience and performers. The school is definitely proud of this artistic contribution to the school, community 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. 180 181 THE PEP CLUB Remember . . . Beep, Beep. Ah, Beep. Beep, basketball frenzy, fans jamming the stands, yelling in unison as compelling Pep Club members molded voices into one ardent . .He's Our Man ... If he can't do it the whole team can Remember . . . crisp football weather, intense expectancy. Cheerleaders demanding victory with dynamic urgency 183 184 A HEAVENLY YEAR WITH THE SPOTLIGHT ON A VARIETY OF EVENTS . . . TRADITIONAL SCENES The Blue C Our retired school transportation was purchased around 1948. Sinci that time, it has served dutifully our sports, dramatics, debating, and music departments. Through the mechanics department head, the bus was kept on the road for 18 long, hard, years. The bus, known to the line of student bodies since its beginning CAREER AT DUDLEY as the Blue Goose, was purchased from the Re-harbcth Methodist Churcf) for $800. ABOUT D.H.S. CAMPUS By retired Although the Goose was aged when we purchased it, its breakdowns were few. The most memorable one. I'm sure, to Mr. Macomson and the players at that time, was when the Goose conked out on High Point's road-side, by way of Concord. The bus was towed in at 7:00 A.M. the next morning. This was a long remembered, laughed about, as well as talked about experience. The Blue Goose travelled extensively throughout North Carolina. Its first trip was to Winston-Salem in 1948. Its last taken in 1966 was to Burlington. Asheville was the Gooses' longest trip, and the War Memorial Stadium, her shortest. Repairs were done on the Goose to keep her going, but none of these were because of accidents. So, as the Goose retires, her image is, and always will be a cherished memoir in all Dudleyites’ hearts. 187 FACULTY DINNER WONDERFUL! After nine long and burdensome months of grit and grind, Franklin J. Brown, our principal, honored every faculty member with his annual dinner. Last year there was food galore!. . . not too many speeches either . . . yes, we gave him a small gift. 189 rang} 190 191 A traditional activity during Christmas season--making inexpensive decorations CHRISTMAS WORKSHOP 192 l1 193 1966 GRADUATION HIGHLIGHTS 194 LET THE PICTURES SPEAK . . . 195 HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES What do you mean, we didn't pick up a first down? 196 MISS HOMECOMING AND ATTENDANTS 199 TEACHERS FOR A DAY 200 SPOTLIGHT ON TALENT Knock on Wood by Frederick Hall MORE! MORE! MORE! 203 UttJ DIGNITARIES 0 OUR CAMPUS Foreigners paid a visit to the campus this year. Pictured here with Mr. Bradley liams are natives of Guam Africa. Mr. Reynolds and Mrs. Wil The juniors and seniors of Dudley viewed a presentation, The World of Carl Sandburg. by Norman Corwin and The Vagabond Touring Theatre Company . . . Their cast for this presentation included Kects Leigh. Harry Carlson. Carole Griffith, Russ Murphy and Molly Friedel. All these performers are professionals. Poetic character sketches, humorous anecdotes, etc. of the group offered the faculty and students great literary moments. Thanks to the State Department at Raleigh. 20 5 £• ml William J. Furcron--Director of Athletics The athletic staff extends thanks and appreciation to the many patrons of our athletic games. Thanks for your interest and help in supporting the Dudley High School Athletic Program. The extent to which we are able to reach the desired goals which we have set up for the Dudley interscholastic program depends largely upon the interest, attention, and contributions shown and made by the community. Through our athletic program we are trying to provide a wholesome environment for our youth whereby they might gain valuable experiences that will make life more meaningful. We hope that the Dudley athlete develops dependability, cooperation, perseverance, endurance, courage, a healthy body, emotional stability, sportsmanship, and an appreciation for academic excellency. 206 -1966-67 STATE CO-CIIAMPIONS- FIRST ROW: C. Gant, C. Howard, P. Nichols, H. Clanton, R. Triplin, S. Vincent, L. Walker, A- Crawford, L. Bratcher SECOND ROW: J. Guy, R. Daniel, R. Williams, J. Troxler, C. Murdock, F. Davis, C. Miller, J. Lee, L. Williams THIRD ROW: R. Greene, F. Wright, W. Nelson, FI. Jackson, J. Smith. L. Winston, M. Carter, H. Morehead, Coach Boyers FOURTH ROW: J. Greene, H. Murdock, T. Johnson, D. Bethea, R. Smith, K. Bennett, C. Boone (Mgr), Coach Furcron FIFTH ROW: Coach Whites, R. Gillom (Mgr), A- Rogers (Senior Mgr) J. Hughes (Mgr), J. Evans (Mgr), Coach McKee The 1966-67 football team carried Dudley back to the lofty heights of the early fifties. It was in 1952-53 that the Panthers last played for the State Championship. That year we were State Runner-up. The team showed great desire, determination, and cooperation. The coaching staff thought that the togetherness displayed by the team was one of its major landmarks. Reginald Triplin set a school record by catching five touchdown passes in one game. Senior tackle Harvey Clanton was also outstanding for the Panthers. Both Reginald Triplin and Harvey Clanton made the All-State Team. Stahle Vincent represented the other half of the record; he threw the passes to Triplin. The Panthers are looking forward to a good year in the North Carolina High School Athletic Association next year. Several outstanding juniors arc returning: Albert ( rawford, Stahle Vincent. Frank Davis, James Smith, Robert Williams, Rifton Daniels, Charlie Howard, Murdock Brothers, Danny Bethea, and several others. 208 Kickoff . . . Practice . . . Halftime . . . Band ... It takes all this . . 209 210 ACTION SUPERB Vincent gains 25 yds, Some of the less exciting moments before the game starts 212 Stahlc Vincent 3Bj Ernest Williams RF; Walter Waldrum 2B, BASEBALL Those baseballers that were left after 1966 season . . . FIRST ROW—W. Waldrum, R. Mills, F. Wright, J. Troxlcr, R. Moore, P. Smith SECOND ROW—Coach Whites, A. Rogers, T. Gregory, S. Vincent L. Thompson, J. Hughes (Mgr) The 1965-66 baseball team came close to making it three straight State Championships; they had to settle lor runner-up. Ligon of Raleigh won the final game. 1966-67 should be a year of rebuilding with so many stalwarts lost through graduation. However. don't count the Panthers out. they have a way of coming through on the diamond. 214 Waldrum caught trying to steal Dick Cummings gets homer A . Phil Staples and Dick Cummings Leon Shaw in the relay . . . Clarence Jenkins, hurdler, came in second in tire Guilford County Meet Bratcher comes in first in the hundred. Reggie Triplin getting ready for the take-off in the District Meet 1 I STs Jerome Gantt sots ne v State record here when he heaves the shot— put 53 feet IO 1 2 City- 'ijc traoh pi ect TRACK AND FIELD FIRST ROW—W. Bratcher, K. Shipp, N. Tate, L. Shaw, F. Noble, J. Russell, M. Young, S. Brower. SECOND ROW--M. Tate, P. Nichols, W. Wesley, J. Smith, J. Shoffner, A. Crawford, Coach Boyers. The thin clad Panthers say they'll be ready come the spring of the year. 220 JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD FIRST ROW: J. Guy, R. Greene, R. Smith, L. Williams, J. Herring, G. Williamson SECOND ROW: W. Martin, C. Cant, K. Tapp, A. Banks, J. Foushec THIRD ROW: W. Covington (Mgr.), J. Dalton, B. Martin (Student Teacher), J. McKee (Coach), C. Boone (Mgr.). 221 BASKETBALL I IRS'I ROW—B. E. Harding (mgr), S. Vincent, R. Triplin, A. Rogers, R. Haith SECOND ROW—C. Howard, L. White, L. Armstrong, M. Revel, C. Boone (Senior Mgr), Coach Furcron THIRD ROW—T. Shoffner, E. Haygood, E. Austin, R. Fields, D. Bratcher The Panthers started off the 1966-67 season running. Elmer Austin, Stahle Vincent, Reginald Triplin. Elmer Haygood, Walter Johnson. Aaron Rogers, and LaMonte Armstrong combined to give the Panthers nine wins out of the first twelve games. The team has great speed and utilizes the fast break to average over 75 points per game. The cagers arc hoping to go all the way this year. Speed and shooting ability make up the long suit for the Panthers. The starting five, led by Elmer Austin, arc shooting in the double figure. The team moves the ball well and is approaching the average made by the great Panther team that played during the Hudson era. Richard Fields, Louis White, David Bratcher, Ted Shoffner, Robert Haith, and Michael Revel gave the starters all the competition they could handle. 222 ACTION IN BASKETBALL Coach has finished talking before the game starts and sends as bench watches patiently waiting chance to get in. Shot in corner. team in. Rogers shoots foul. Coach calls time out. Game goes on 224 V] AUflsIH | 9,1 4 YEARBOOK STAFF Layout Editor Advertising Editor Photographer Copy Editor LISTEN % i THINK 9 LISTEN I 48 THINK Co-Editor Advertising Typing Editor 226 in Class Workroom YEARBOOK CLASSES 227 ICT IN ACTION Ronald Vamplo Woodworking Machine Operator Zimmerman Price, Kathy Best, Annette Robinson, and Raymond Goins Zimmerman Price Baker Apprentice Bertha Coppedge and Anna Alston Nurse’s Aide 228 SENIOR PERSONALITY PROFILE NAME AMBITION HOBBY PET PEEVE Patricia Alexander Secretary Reading G Sewing Loved boys G Girls Faye Alexander Registered Nurse Drawing G Reading Excessive criticism or unnecessary criticism Val Alexander Professional Singer Playing the Guitar Condition of the world Joseph Allen Engineer Music and woodworking A dirty car Anna Alston R. Nurse Sewing, dancing, Reading My nickname William Amos Auto Mechanic Basketball Noisy people Marty Anderson Merchant Model Car Racing People Olivia Anderson Philanthropist Reading Egotists Fred Avery Business Major Music People Jean Barfield Secretary Cooking Two-faced People Shelia Barksdale The Peace Corps Dancing Gossipping girls Vivian Barrett Business Major Dancing, Sports Cassanovas Beverly Beard Elem. Teacher Reading, Writing Boys who think they're sweet Jonathan Beatty Draftsman Bird Watching A female smoking in public Charles Benton Business Manager Collecting Records Two-faced People James Benton Truck driver Basketball Dog Kathy Best Social Worker Sewing Two-faced People Diane Bethea Secretary Reading, Singing Two-faced People Richard Petty 's 4-specd Hem Jessica Black Elem. Teacher Drag-racing William Black Auto Mechanics Drag-racing None Ruby Blont Clinical Psychologist Watching people react to situations Tceth-Suckers Cluade Boone Architcctual Engineer Sports Poor Sportsmanship Connie Brooks Pianist Singing, and Piano Masque individuals Charles Brown Auto Mechanics Working on automobiles Two-faced People Jean Brown Secretary Reading mystery novels Someone talking baby talk Patricia Brown Hair Stylist Cooking People who tliink they are more than others. Tony Brown Navy Career Singing A hit on the head Laity- Bratcher William Bratcher Accountant Truck Driver Reading Silly cirls Girls thinking they're cute Bobby Bryant Auto Mechanics Building model airplanes A C heater FAVORITE SONG None A Certain Smile Only Believe I get Everything I need Open the door to your heart Summertime Open the door to your heart Exodus What Becomes of the Broken Hearted Baby My Baby Loves Me I've got no Time for You Baby Said I wasn't gonna tell nobody Baby What becomes of the Broken Hearted No time for you Open the door to your heart You Can't Hurry Love My Girl Ruby Reach Out I'll Be There You can't Hurry Love Working in a Coal Mine What becomes of the Broken Hearted Say, what Have You Got to Offer ME Beauty Only Skin Deep Beauty's Only Skin Deep Beauty's Only Skin Deep I'm Too Far Gone To Turn Around FAVORITE SAYING In order to succeed try again Really How is it going Hey now What's happening Do not lie Every man for himself None Keep it cool baby no lie you're hip The Poor Kid Aint that a groove Forget it I'm hip Squire What's Happening You better believe it No Chance O. K. O. K. To each his own I wanna know for sho I bet you did I may be fat but I don't play that Said I wasn't gonna tell nobody U-lnun, yeah I ain't coming uns des tres ME FRUIT No good What you Gonna do James Bullard Business Major Basketball Chemistry Coodby Old World Let the dead bury the dead Jean Burnette Peace Corps Singing People saying untruthful tilings Thats what My God Can Do All that's good Rosalyn Byers To be Successful Collecting House Plans Cats Blue Rond a a'la Turk Hi there Lorenzo Caldwell To be my own boss None People What Becomes of the Broken Hearted Mighty fine Margaret Carraway Job Corps Dancing None Knock on Wood Beauty Is Only Skin Deep Beverly Cates Mortician Reading To be distrubed while sleeping Hush Somebody is Calling You You're hip Lonnie Cathey Journalist None Sarcastic Sophomores My Sweet Potato It is better to remain silent and be thought of as a fool tlian to speak out and remove all doubt Harvey Clanton Lawyer Sports Jive time Big Chief Hey Swect-cn Paula Clapp Nurse Singing dogs Baby You got to be putting me Aldean Clinard Barber Basketball Loud girls Beauty's Only Skin Deep SJll Squire Sabra Cochram Elcm. Teacher Bowling People who try to be something they aren't What Becomes of the Broken Hearted No joke Luther Coficld Scientist Driving None Said I Wasn't Going to Tell Nobody Hey Now Ella Copeland Secretary Sewing Gossip What Becomes of the Broken Hearted You got it Bertha Coppedgc Nurse Sewing English What Becomes of the Broken Hearted Oh yeah Gloria Courts Model or Psychology Dancing and Singing James Lewis cracking his knuckles Beauty's Only Skin Deep No big tiling Joseph Cowan hid. Engineer Reading Hot Rod Magazines People talking trash Beauty's Only Skin Deep Ugly goes all the way to the bones Jeanette Crenshaw Executive Business Secretary Typing and Singing Not being able to cut line in the cafeteria You'll Lose A Precious Love All that's good JoAnn Crompton Business Administration Singing Ugly people who think they are pretty Giving Up Let's go to the place Bessie Cunningham Social Worker Singing Conceit Tty a little Tenderness That ain't me Roy Cuthbertson Barber Playing pool I hate bums What Becomes of a Broken Hearted What you do in the dark will come to light Carol Danilcs To be good in what I Become Scrapbook None Reach Out What you do in the Darkness always come out in the Light Dwain David Air Force Career Reading Loud girls What Becomes of a Broken Hearted Squire—Heh! Squire Gwendolyn Davis Secretary Dancing Cats Lloyd Davis To be a success in life Bowling A simple person Willard Davis Physical Education Instructor Hunting Tactless person George Dawkins Singer Pocket Billards Unkept promises Clyde Daye Mechanic Collecting model cars and magazines Jive Time Girls Trudy DeBerry' To Be A Secretary Cooking Noisy people Virginia Degraffenreidt Secretary' Sewing Two-faced People Annie Dejoumcttc Elementary Teacher Dancing Ruth Dodd Social Worker Reading, listening to Records Senior High girls talking like babies Douglass M. Doggctt Social Worker Bowling John Donaldson Singing Fighting Myrna Domicil To be successful Music and cards Phony people Robert L. Domicil Singer Singing Slow Driver Diane C. Earle Teacher Swimming You Get That? Hodgist Edwards Engineer Singing and modeling cars Having my clothes talked about David Ellis Jr. Car Designer Honda Dragsters Sabra Ellis To Finish College Singing Mother's Nagging Jeffrey' Evans Marine Corps F ootball Fighting Jo Ann Evans Lawyer Reading People with no school spirit Kathy Evans Secretary Sewing Boys that think they are sweet Jimmy L. Evans Naval Officer Billards Girls who talk excessively Donzell Everett Army Hunting Nosey People Richard A. Fields Space Aeronautics Chess Valeria Fleming Secretary Talking on Phone Jive Boys Phyllis Floyd Accountant Experimenting with all sorts of problems Conceit Paul Foster Elec. Engineer Playing in Combos Someone to go into my pocket William Foster Elec. Technician Experimenting Time Elaine Fox Home Ec. Teacher Reading Pretenders B-ab-y What Becomes of The Broken Hearted Beauty is Only Skin Deep Moon River G Danny Boy Share What You Cot Dark G Lonely Can't Hurry' Love Said I Wasn't Going to Tell Nobody Wade in the Water What Becomes of a Broken Heart Aint Nobody Home Moon River Follow Your Heart What Becomes of a Broken Heart Don't be a Dropout What have you got to offer me? Reach Out, I'll Be There You'll Never Walk Alone Beauty's Only Skin Deep Sunny Since I lost My Baby Something I Want to Tell You Dark and Lonely What Becomes of a Broken Heart Reach Out I'll Be There What Becomes of The Broken Hearted You Can't Hurry' Love yrou're hip Hey Squire None I'm hip G Crazy You Tell um, Friend You're Hipped Time WiU Tell Do the tiling you fear and the death of fear is certain. Onward for Squires Be What You Are It's Alright Squire Forget It Aint that a groove Be Sweet Forget it I like it like that Tout e'est ca bon Speedy What's Happening, Rocky' Darling Every man for himself Let your heart be lighter than your head You're Hipped Reach Out, I'll be there Some people will never learn anything for the reason they' understand too soon None Mattie Fox Secretary Sewing Doing house work You Can't Hurry Love You can say that again David Frazier Electronics Baseball, Ping Pong Two-faced People When a Man Loves A Woman Out of sight Harold Frazier Mathematician Basketball, Listening to Music One who nags and tries to Knock On Wood take advantage of other people It is best to remain silent and be though of as a fool, than to speak out and remove all doubt Oscar Frazier History Major Cars Loud girls Beauty is Only Skin Deep Hey Squire Iris Freeman Secretary' Reading Two-faced People Time Stopped So Larry Fryar Law Enforcement Officer Repairing Elec, appliances Being scolded when I am wrong instead of being corrected One Cod Judge not a person by his looks but by his actions Jean Gainey College G Marriage Reading G Listening to records Conceited People Rainbow Party' hard G Keep on Pushing Eugene Garrison Butcher Shooting Pool None Reach Out I’ll Be There You Know Samuel Gilliam Undecided Collecting lyrics to popular rock-and-roll songs Conceited People Beauty Is Only Skin Deep Quo sera, sera Patricia Gilmer Secretary, Peace Corps Reading, Dancing People who think they arc better than anyone else Peace Be Still Sorry about that , Takes one to know one Agnes Gilmer Army Nurse Reading Cassanovas Those Precious Words Sony about that sounds like a personal problem to me Cassandra Ginyard Nurse Reading People who try to loud talk you I'am Going Through Do unto others as you would have them do unto you Ed vin Glover Physicist Reading People who think they’re funny when they’re not What Becomes of the Broken Hearted It’s alright, I understand Brenda Goins Secretary' Dancing Popping gum What Becomes of the Broken IHlc arted11 Forget you Reginald Goins Elec. Engineer None Talking I lv� ul tvs What Becomes of the Broken Hearted Onward for the Squires Ces-Arine Goode College Going to parties Boys who think they are cute Baby I don’t know Judy Graves Mathematician Bowling People who talk a lot but don’t know what to say Danny Boy Okay, darling Marvin Graves Elec. Engineer Hunting People taking advantage of other people Beauty' is Only Skin Deep None Mary Graves Navy Nurse Sewing Silly boys and girls Beauty is Only Skin Deep so what Edward Greenlee Mortician Sports, Dancing People who are stupid Walk Right On In Money won't change it Hello love Tommie Gregory Marine or Sailor Wrestling Someone being smart Reach Out For Me Loretta Guy English Major Reading None What Becomes of the Broken Hearted Don't be messing George Haith Auto. Engineer Dancing Some teachers Dark G Lonely Henry Haith Pro Baseball, or Electronics Ping Pong, Tennis Cats When A Man Loves A Woman Fred Hall III Mortician Flower arranging Noise Lost Someone Fredrick Hall Architectural Engineer Buying clothes and records People stepping on my shoes What Becomes of the Broken Hearted Prince Hall To Be Coldfinger Nice cars Beauty’ is Only Skin Deep Pecolia Hampton Secretary Dancing None What Becomes of The Broken I Iearted Yvonne Hampton Undecided Typing None You Can't Hurry Love Barbara Harrelson Secretary Collecting pictures G sewing Bumming money in the cafeteria If you Got the Loving Ronald Harriston Music Teacher Art, Music None Blue River Richard Harris Construction Foreman Reading, G Playing Sports None Since I Lost My Baby Bennie Harding College or Navy Swimming Getting ready for a test I Can’t Rest Charles Hauser Recording Star Fishing, Golf, Baseball Beauty is Only Skin Deep Carolyn Hawkins Elem. Teacher Dancing Cassanovas . Its All in My Mind Faye Hayes Seamstress Sewing, G Reading People tliat try’ to act smart It's in My Heart Martin Hayes Engineering Music G Poetry A Pompous person People Elmer Haygood Play Prof. Basketball Playing the Piano and collecting classical piano records Smileless beings I'll go I'll Fly to The Mountaintop' Brenda Herbin Nurse Dancing Writing letters Knock On Wood Hilda Herbin R. Nurse Dancing Fights Open the Door to Your Heart Perry Hester Wood Working Baseball None What Becomes of the Broken Hearted Preston Hester Undecided None None Tag On Helen Hickman Secretary Dancing Popping gum Lose A Precious Love Deborah Hill Social Worker Reading, G Dancing I'AM sorry Choosey Beggar Thelma Hill Secretary or Receptionist Singing G Dancing Ill-mannered person G fresh boys Baby You’re hipped Look Out John R And you know it Hey Squire Money won't change you but time will take the ugly away from you It's nothing to me Honey None Stand up when it's time to stand up No good Whats happening Ain’t that much studying in the world Ain’t tliat many in the world Doesn’t make Me No never mind There’s a time for everything in one's life Be simple, be humble, be merry but be wise Easy Whats Happening Squire—Heh Don’t turn back You don't mean to say Party hard and keep on pushing Quick-n-fast Raymicne Hobbs Dentist Reading Sophisticated girls Beauty Is Only Skin Deep Joseph Holloway Math Major Model Cars Teachers Wade In The Water Leonard Hood Electronics Technician Billards, G Ping Pong Silly-acting girls Can't Satisfy Reginald Hood Elec. Engineer Billards What Becomes of the Broken Hearted Fannie Hooker Secretary Reading Popping Gum What Becomes of the Broken Hearted Patricia Horne Secretary Bowling For someone to raise his voice at me What Becomes of the Broken Hearted James Howard Doctor Model airplanes None Beautiful Dreamer Selinea Hurbert Secretary Reading Loud girls Baby Peace of Mind Gloria Hughes Social Worker Dancing Silly boys Linnell Hughes To be a successful Social Worker Dancing Popping Cum Beauty Is Only Skin Deep Sandra Hughes Elementary Teacher Listening to Records Popping Gum What Becomes Of A Broken Hearted Teddy Hunt To become a lawyer Art Expressions Myself when I'm wrong What Become Of a Broken Heart Janice Ingram To Become A Nurse Sewing Conceited People Said I wasn't Going To Tell Nobody Hazel Ireland Social Worker Sewing Silly boys Goodnight, My Love Arthur Jackson Advertising Executive Reading G Sports The way deep southerners Pink Chiffon mispronounce the word Negro Janette Jackson Nurse Sewing G Eating Popping Gum Beauty's Only Skin Deep Billie James Teacher Reading People who jump to false conclusion What Becomes of the Broken Hearted Juanita James Secretary Dancing G going to games Cirls that fight G fuss with their boyfriends Knock on Wood Eva Jeffries To Become A Secretary' Reading G Dancing Noisy- people What's Become of the Broken Hearted Jackie Jeffers Business Salesmanship Moon River Elizabeth Jenkins Beautician Cooking None You Can’t Hurry Love Cheryl Johnson To finish college, get married and succeed in life Dancing People who try’ to tell me what to do G silly Creenies!! B-A-B-Y Cleveland Johnson An I. B. M. Operator Radio What Becomes of the Broken Hearted None Not really And thats law Voodoo, I love you' You'll Be All Right Okay None None Looka Here! Forget you Forget you Hey, Squire!' That's the beautiful truth. Good Things Come To Those Who Wait Eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow your credit card may be repossessed. No Lie Baby Said I wasn’t going to Tell Nobody Party Hard G Keep on Pushing Easy baby No Lie Can't Stand It Child!! Ain't Nothing to Chicken but the bone and that is chicken right on . Evelyn J ohnson Music Teacher Television, dancing, and parties Noise Hit And Run You better believe it. Horace Johnson Navy Track, Football and Wrestling None None Won't Fight James Johnson Engineer Mechanics None Beauty Is Only Skin Deep Easy' Baby JoAnn J oli ns on Nurse Drawing None You Can't Hurry Love Hard To Tell Paulette Johnson Seamstress Sewing None B-A-B-Y All good things must come to an end. Sallie J dins on To Enter The Business World Talking G Dancing People who are silly and annoying Knock On Wood Yeah, you're right Stanley Jdinson Marine Corp Career Swimming A loud girl What Becomes of The Broken Hearted Fruits Walter Tohnson Professional Basket Dating Cirls Non-co-operative girls What Becomes of The Broken Later, Baby Archie Jones Auto Mech. None None What Becomes of The Broken Hearted None Fairly Jones None None None None None Myron Jones Secretary' Dancing A Jive Timer What Becomes of The Broken Hearted There's No One Else But You Betty Jordan Dressmaker or Secretary Dancing People that try' to know Everything Love (How Sweet It is) How about that Shirley Kelly Art Drawing None Knock On Wood Ain't that much saying in the world Annette Kitchen Speech Therapist Singing Conceited People Climb Every' Mountain Que Pasa Ella Knight Child Psychologist Sewing Two-Faced People What Becomes of The Broken Hearted Don't be messing Beverly Lanier Psychologist or Sewing and Piano None You Can't Hurry Love Don't worry' about it, kid Beverly Leath Interior Decorator Singing and Dancing Some Teachers One More Time I know it is Robert Ledwell School Teacher Collecting Ancient Coins Boastful People Knock Chi Wood What’s Happening Raymond LeCrand Architecture Talking To The Women A music teacher trying to teach me English Knock On Wood Don’t try to get something for nothing Elizabetli Liggins Nurse Dancing Sophisticated People You Can't Hurry Love Hi Honey James Lindsay To Be An Artist Playing Records People Trying To Be So Smart and Cute What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted What Is to A Try But A Failure Ted Little Bookkeeper Driving None ••B-A-B-Y What do you know good? Angela Lofton Social Worker Sewing People getting in my Business Knock On Wood You’d better believe it Sheila Lofton Stenographer Bowling Douglas Doggctt Anything by the Impressions” And you know ... Otis Long Career in Service Collecting Letters Rivers Mills What Becomes of The Broken Heart You're Right Sylvia Long Secretary Playing a Guitar None Your Precious Love If at first you don't succeed, try again. Action speaks louder than words Jacqueline Lyles Elementary School Teacher Collecting G Listening to Records Girls think they own Boys What Becomes of The Broken Hearted Geraldine Mackey Social Worker Reading Introverts Born to Love You True happiness is never gained until you succeed in getting what you want Johnsie Mark Social Worker Sewing Paul Foster Reach Out I ain't Got Nothing to do With It. Cynthia Marsh Chemist Reading G Dancing A boy named Phillip Beauty Is Only Skin Deep If you can't be good, be careful Sandra Martin Accountant or Clerk Sewing G Reading Silly conceited people You Can't Hurry Love Action speaks louder than words. Charles Maxfield Military Career Basketball Loud Girls Reach Out For Me Squire Where do you get off Lynda Maybank Nurse or Doctor Sewing Boys, who tliink they're cute Walk Around Heaven All Day Mary McNeil Secretary Reading G Cooking People that talk about other people No Time For You T ogethemess Paula McNair Speech Therapist Dancing G Sewing Washing Dishes For Your Precious Love This is the truth? Alphonzo Mclver Physician and Surgeon Bowling None You'll Lose A Precious Love No Joke Priscilla McGibbony Biologist Dancing Vernon Spaulding What Becomes of the Broken Hearted I’m grown, I do what I want to do Mary McEachern Artist or Secretary' Drawing Younger Brother Beauty Is Only Skin Deep You'd believe it! Thelma McDowell Attend College G Go Into Language Reading Meddlesome People Blowing In The Wind Nip it, nip it in the bud. Valerie McCoy To Enjoy Life Talking Boys Who Think They are Pretty You Can't Hurry Love You'd Better Believe It Charles Miller Artist Art Fighting Moon River Sir, what, and That's all right. Katherine Miller Linda Miller Secretary To Work on a Newspaper or Magazine Dancing Writing poems, G short stories Silly Girls G Stupid Boys People who misunderstand you when you're only kidding Love! Oil How Sweet It Is Theme From A Summer Place Never Put Off Till Tomorrow What You Can Do Today . There's Nothing To It. Ronald Miller Barber Playing Golf Everybody Reach Out, I'll Be There You Got It and Got Too Much Lindell Mills Music Teacher Playing Piano Girls What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted How You Doing Rivers Mills Businessman Collecting Coins Someone who thinks lie's Knock On Wood This Is True cute Brenda Milton Lawyer Dancing A boy that thinks he’s sweet Beauty Is Only Skin Deep Ah, Sookie Baby Hortense Mitchell Beautician Listening to records Working What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted You’ll Be Allright Alice Morchcad Nursing Dancing None Pouring Water On A Drowning Man You ain't Booking It Baby Faye Morchcad Psychologist Swimming Noisy People What Becomes Of The Broken You've Got It, Baby, Reginald Morehead Auto. Mech. Sports None Reach Out I'll Be There None Beverly Moore Elem. Teacher Dancing Chewing Gum With A Child's Heart What's Happening! Karnc Moore Mathematical Engineer Sewing Phony People What Becomes Of 'Die Broken Hearted Tell The Truth and Shame The Devil Perry Moore Architecture Working on cars Eating at the second lunch hour Ugly Bears Baby No Good Son Ray Moore Draftsman Model Cars What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted What's up, Rockhead Ronald Moore IBM Programmer Cars To be nagged at Sweet Love You're Putting Me On Rosalind Moore College Outdoor Sports Nagging Teachers What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted Where There's A Will. There's A Way William Moore To Get The Most Sports People who talk too much Down In 'Hie Boonedocks Hard To Tell Chaunccy Morris Engineer None None What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted I Don't Know Ronald Morrison Drafting Billards I dislike being rushed With A Child's Heart How You Doing, Kid James Mosley Unknown Golf, Pool People who think they are cute Message carriers Beauty Is Only Skin Deep So What Jacqueline Murrell Government Sec. Singing What Have You Got To Offer Me When You Wake Up What's Going On Patricia Mussey Social Worker Dancing Silly Girls You’re Right Jolethia Neal Computer Programer Sewing G Drawing An exaggerating person Put Yourself In My Place It Ain't Me, Baby Paul Neal Swimming Instructor Collecting Earrings Dignified girls One More Time Females and More Females Edward N'Ccle To serve my Fellowman Reading G collecting stamps War Stand Up, Stand Up For Jesus True Knowledge Makes All Men Brothers Jackqucline Newby Seamstress Sewing Gossiping girls and boys I'll Be Somewhere Listening For My Name Do Unto Others As You Would Have Them Do Unto You Easy Now Fred Noble Brickmason Sports Stuck-up girls Beauty Is Only Skin Deep James Norman President Basketball When I'm called Pretty Boy What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted Esquires George Norwood Business Exec. Bowling G Music Someone stepping on my shoes What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted Squire Maggie Ovens Nurse Dancing G Reading Gossiping people Beauty Is Only Skin Deep I can't stand that man Phyllis Pankey Elem. Ed. Bowling C Ice Skating Dishwashing Kaye Pat ill o Secretary Dancing Critical People Rosalind Penn Elem. School Teacher Reading G Listening to records Intolerant people Jacqueline Phillips Nurse Listening to records Cracking of fingers Willie Phillips Teacher Dancing Work Delores Pleasant Elem. Ed. Baseball G Listening to records Paul Foster Susie Potts Secretary Reading G dancing A Girls with a face for everyday of the year Jerome Presley Commercial Artist Drawing Having English at the last period James Pressley Auto. Mec. Baseball I hate sophisticated girls Marvin Ray Electrical Engineer Birl-Watching Tiny people Roy Reid Dentist Bowling To be ignored Georgia Rice Physical Ed. Teacher Dancing, datcing, and Sports I hate silly acting people Cynthia Richardson Pediatrician Sewing Washing Dishes Robert Richardson Industrial Arts Major Woodworking, collecting stamps None Yvonne Riggins Secretary Singing and eating Fighting and Algebra Celestine Roan Navy Nurse Reading Okra Ricardo Roberson Enter Bennett College On lifetime scholarship None None Anita Robinson Secretary Dancing Boys trying to be sweet Annette Robinson Business Education Dancing G Sewing A sweet boy Jacqueline Robinson The Job Corps Listening to Rock-n-Roll G eating Sophisticated girls Harold Robinson Math Teacher Swimming Popping Gum Aaron Rogers Teacher Basketball G Baseball Beautiful girls What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted Forget you No Time For You Exodus You Cot It A change is gonna' come Hold On, I'm Coming Beauty Is Only Skin Deep What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted It's hard to tell So what Ain't that peculiar Baby Certainly Beauty Is Only Skin Deep Watch out child Love You 1000 Times I Love You 1000 Times Reach Out I'll Be There Knock On Wood My son Share what you got But in the mean time, be kind to your neighbor What's it to you Rescue Me Three Coins In A Fountain Rise above the Medicare and get all that you possibly can get out of life You better believe it Marching Up Freedom Highway What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted Park and Lonely Empty wagons make the most noise T. N. T. —Tain’t No telling It's not how much you got, but what you do with What Becomes Of the Broken Hearted I ain't shucking What Have You Cot To Offer Me That's Enough T £ M Yeah What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted All that's good You Can't Hurry Love O. K. yeah Frances Roseboro Nurse Cooking Being called wrong when I'm right- You Can 't Hurry Love It’s hard to tell James Russell Work with People Billiards Some one blowing his nose What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted Yous Sar Norva Sharpe Nurse Singing My nickname What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted Easy now Leon Shaw Businessman Listening to records Jiving around What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted Don’t scare me Linda Shaw Social Worker Cooking Smart acting people What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted My nerves Delores Shaw WAC Dancing Teaching students Baby No good Rosiland Shepard Physical Therapist Collecting stuffed animals Girls Reach Out I'll Be There How's everything Melvin Shepard Professional Engineer Reading magazines People that try to be funny Roadrunner The Golden Rule Paula Shepard To succeed in Playing golf, writing Students with no school spirit whatever I undertake letters, doing new things Moon River You better be glad Kenneth Ship Marine Officer Rmining and Photography Loud girls Reach Out I'll Be There None John Shoffner Mathematician Fishing G Baseball People who bum money What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted What you do in the dark will always come out in the light Joyce Shoffner Spanish Teacher Cooking Puerile People Reverie A soft answer turneth away wrath Ted Shoffner Successful College career Cars, sports Two-faced persons What Becomes Of The Broken Big surprises come in small packages Howard Sides Draftsman Playing golf Secrets My Girl You got it Lauretta Sims IBM School Boys and Dancing Smartness and a Liar Hold Me Party' Hearty' Gush in Small Doctor Woodworking Popping gum Beauty Is Only Skin Deep All that's good Voulynne Small Pediatrician Sewing G Listening to records Individuals who are so high and mighty that they won't take time to consider others What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted Yes sir, buddy Deborah Smith Social Worker Creative writing Lazy people Yesterday Happy is he that hath lived long enough to die well Claudine Smith Artist Drawing A noisy person Knock On Wood God will mend a broken heart if you will give him all the pieces Ernest Smith Brick Layer Reading None This Must End You really know how to hurt a guy Percy Smith Engineering Sports Noisy people Priscilla Smith Tailor Sewing Ain't that much in the world Roger Smith Prize Fighter Boxing School Earlveen Soloman Join the Air Force Dancing G Singing Standing on my post in the cafeteria George Sowers Phy. Ed. Teacher Auto Repairing None Melvin Sowers Auto Mechanics Track None Vernon Spaulding Lawyer Cars Sadness Constance Spencer Nurse Playing records Loud laughing Lois Spinks Navy Dancing G Sewing People who are sweet on themselves Lonnis Spinks Navy Officer Billiards Embarrassment Gwendolyn Spinks English Major Dancing G Listening to records A deceiving boy Neely Springs Nurse Sewing Two-faced people Anthony Stanback Drafting Drawing I hate to do something right and someone tells me to do it over William Staples Auto Mechanics Working on cars Reckless driving Frances Steel Sociologist Reading Sarcastic people Carl Stevenson Sociologist Bowling Someone that talks about nothing Ronzill Stubbs Nurse Sewing None Maggie Surgeon Physical Therapist Listening to records People who have an I-don't attitude Carl Swygert To succeed Model Rocketry Conceited people Blanche Tate Speech Therapist Singing G sports Being put off till later Kimberly Tatum Social Worker Cooking Inconsiderate people Lester Tatum Draftsman Sports Being called by my middle name Linwood Thompson Pro. Baseball player Collecting coins Popping gum Gwendolyn Thompson Artist Drawing People who don’t believe in the truth James Thompson Barber Basketball Cum popping Brenda Thornhill Elem. Ed. Teacher Reading Conceited people Ivy Thornton Secretary Cooking 1 hate to see a loud girl I really Love You What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted Reach Out I'll Be There You Lose A Precious Love None None Secret Love Knock On Wood You're Not An Ordinary Girl Reach Out I'll Be There What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted What Becomes Of the Broken Hearted I Love You Forever Secret Love Far Side Of Town What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted You Can't Hurry Love Ain't too Proud Get Ready Baby Baby Wade In Tire Water Beauty Is Only Skin Deep What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted Baby World Of Fantasy Beauty Is Only Skin Deep Life is hard but it is fair Ain't that greasy Anything You're just too funny None None Hey Squire That's right Hang None Party Hearty and keep on pushing Don't worry, I'll be there That ain't me baby What's up, Doc And that's the beautiful truth Easy now None Ain't that a groove Definitely Sorry about that Forget it You got it Dig Baby Hi shortie Dig it Take it easy Good things come to those who wait Reginald Triplin Phy. Ld. Coach Nothing Girls popping gum Patricia Troxler Mathematician Reading Cats Patsy L. Turner Child Psychology None People who butt in on the wrong conversation Patricia L. Tyson Fashion Designer Sewing People with no sense of Stanley R. William Air Force Thinking Jive time girls Huey Vample Electrical Engineer Pool, Skating Basketball Household chores Beverly Waddell Nurse Reading Jive time boys Walter Waldrum, Jr. Architect Sports Losing anything Pamela Jo Wall Social Worker 1 laving fun Someone to point a finger Robert Walls Bricklayer Dancing, Singing Annoying people Christine Warren Choreographer Painting To be bored Joseph Warren Foreign Language Expert Swimming, Girls Falsehoods Cecil L. G. Warren Musician Playing piano and saxa phone People who take unfair advantage Samuel Warren Spanish Teacher Chatting Girls Pamela Warner Secretary or Airline Stewaidess Sewing, Dancing Pilfering girls Larry Washington Business Listening to records Dancing, Music Dull evenings Judy Ann Watkins Social Worker Outdoor Sports Conceited people Charles A. Weaver Professor Sports None Esther Webster Secretary Cooking Popping chewing gum Alice Whitaker Secretary Dancing I hate a coward Phyllis Whitaker Registered Nurse Reading None I dw i . M. White Electrical Engineer Pool Uncooperative people F.nvin M. White C. P. A. Pocket Billiards Bashful people Jo Ann White Secretary Sewing Intruders Gail Whiteside Secretary Typing Nosey girls Lester P. Wiggins Air Force Officer Art, Modeling Buildings Nagging Robert Wiggins Accountant Driving None Christopher Williams Architectural Engineer Singing A boy whistling at faculty members Wild Thing For Your Precious Love Baby What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted B-A-B-Y My Cirl Has Gone What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted Beauty's Only Skin Deep Follow Your Heart What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted Dear Heart I've Got Everything 1 Need Pouring Water on a Drowning Man Knock On Wood Poor Side of Town I wanna know for show To each his own 'Sorry 'bout that' 'You Might not have what it takes, but use what you have. Tighten Up What's Happening? Keep Your Cool Hey, Squire You got it You'll Be Allright Ultra Cool Keep Faith How is it going? That's Me, Baby Pay it no mind Life is but a bed of roses What's Become Of A Broken Heart? Got to vacate' Fork In The Road What's Become Of A Broken Hearted Blowing In The Wind For Your Precious Love Beauty's Only Skin Deep You Can't Hurry Love Open the Door to Your Heart You'll Lose a Precious Love In Crowd None I Said I Wasn't Going to Tell Nobody None You'll be allright Good things come to those who wait What’s happening? None I hear you Take it easy, now Take it easy Look out Nothing to me, cool He who needs should try to acknowledge Margaret Williams Professional Secretary Sewing Gossip Myrtle Williams Elementary Teacher Reading Two-Faceness Ella L. Williamson Airline Stewardess Music Listening My enemies James A. Williamson Mechanic Basketball Drinking women Jaunita Williamson Art Teacher Drawing Slow walking students Wesley Williamson Electronis Engineer None Popping Gum Carolyn Wilson Choreographer Dancing To be ignored Sandra K. Wilson Registered Nurse Reading Liars Robert Witherspoon Draftsman Pool None Cynthi a M. Worthy Home Economics Teacher Singing, Reading Loud people Gloria J. Wray Elementary Teacher Cooking For people to smack in my ears Patricia Ann Wray Child Psychiatrist Listening to records Conceited people Patricia J. Wright Private Secretary Talking (on the telephone) Two-faced people Kenneth J. Wyrtch Dramatics Teacher Reading Plays aie who thinks he knows, but knows naught. Gail Anita Yates Mathematician Sewing Ignorance Kathleen L. Young Public Health Nurse Reading Two-faced people Malcolm Young Draftsman Sports My middle name Robert Louis Young Business Dancing Alcoholics Janet Yourse Go to Business School Records Nagging Beauty's Only Skin Deep You Can't Hurry Love —Anything the Impressions write You Can't Be Happy Until You Have Loved Someone I'm so Lonesome I Could Cry Beauty's Only Skin Deep Look ait Now B-A-B-Y Since I Don't Have You Reach Out Open The Door To Your Heart Beauty’s Only Skin Deep Dark and Lonely Reach Out I'll Be There Don’t Mess With Bill You Can't Hurry Love Beauty's aUy Skin Deep Lost Someone For Your Precious Love When You’re Looking For A Lover, Don't Judge a Book By It's Cover Knowledge is power To each his own You think you are 500 Ain't that ugly? No good, Jim Baby Love By-Colly Tell me anything So true How about that Calling people 'Thing' You're Hipped Ah sookie baby Be yourself before you be by yourself It ain’t that much in the world How’s It going? 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White, Dr. F. H. White, Mr. Oscar Whitney, Mr. William Whitsett, Mrs. ra Whitted, Mrs. Julia Wicker, Mr. Walter Wideman, Mrs. Elizabeth Wiggins, Mr. Charles Wiley, Mr. John W. Wilkins, Mrs. Wilkins, Mrs. Mary Williams, Miss Bertha Williams, Miss Beatrice Williams, Mr. Earl Williams, Rev. Frank Williams, Mrs. John F. Williams, Mrs. Jessie Williams, Mr. Roscoe Williamson, C. P. Williamson, Mr. Robert Williamson, Mr. Willie Wilson, P. L. Winchester, Miss Angelique Winchester, Mrs. Ann Winchester, Miss Catherine Winchester, Mrs. Mary H. Winchester, Mrs. Mildred Winford, Mr. Arthur L. Jr. Winford, Mrs. Arthur L. Jr. Wise, Mr. L A. Whitfield, Mrs. T. Witherspoon, Mrs. Vennie Witshire, Miss Barbara Womble, Mrs. G. Wooten, Mr. Walter Jr. Wright, Mr. A. D. Wright, Mrs. Ada Mae Wright, Mr. Claiborne Wright, Mrs. Edith Wright, Mrs. Jackie Wright, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wright, Miss Jacqueline Wright, Mrs. Margaret Yates, Mrs. V. B. Young, Mrs. Cecil Young, Mrs. Cornelius Young, Johnie Young, Miss Linda Young, Mrs. Willie Young, Mr. Willie J. Yourse, Mr. Julius Yourse, Stanford 246 SCHOLASTIC APPRECLVHON FUND 1966-67 CONTRIBUTORS A-l Blind Company 416 South Eugene Street A. C. S. Radio and T. V. Company Friendly Shopping Center AMP Incorporated 1126 Church Street Airport Restaurant, Inc. Winston Salem Road Alamance Beauty Shop Alamance Chinch Road Alexander Motors of Greensboro 2514 Battleground Road Allen's Displays, Inc. 4620 High Point Road Dr. John W. Allgood 1025 Professional Village Allied Securities Corporation 212 Commerce Place E. L. Alston, Jr. , Attorney S outlie a stern Building American United Life Insurance Co. 1010 Homeland Amos Insurance Agency, Inc. 1223 Fourth Street Anderson Insurance Agency 1813 Pembroke Road Ross Angel G Associates (H G R Block Co. Div.) 1608 Spring Garden Street Anheuser Busch, Inc. 309 E. Washington Street Apple House Cafeteria Quaker Village Shopping Center Anton’s Incorporated 1628 Battleground Avenue Appliance and T. V. Center 942 East Bessemer Avenue Arnold Stone Company Colfax, N. C. Art Specialty Shop 110 East Washington Street Aspden Associates 1003 Battleground Avenue Atlantic Office Supply 3203 East Bessemer Avenue Atlas Fence and Window 847 South Elm Street Austin-Berryhill, Inc. 1570 Stanley Williams Road B-131 Corporation Winston Salem, N. C. B. G G Variety and Auction Sales Julian, North Carolina Bain Oil Company 3201 Spring Garden Street Baldwin-Garrett Company, Inc. 1011 South Elm Street H. D. Barnes, Inc. 233-1 2 North Greene Bartlett Funeral Home Gibsonville, N. C. Batts Transfer Company 2834 East Market Street Berry Coal and Oil Company 2200 East Bessemer Avenue Barth’s Men’s Shop 2220 Golden Gate Center Beaman Corporation 1046 Westside Drive Bi-Lo Super Market, Inc. Stokesdal, e N. C. Biltmore Dairy' Farms Biltmore, N. C. Bishop Block Barber 111 Bishop Street Black Cadillac-Olds, Inc. 601 North Bessemer Avenue Blackburn Insurance Sendee Stokesdale, N. C. Blackwood Realty Company 111 Stafford Place Blue Bell, Inc. 335 Church Street Blue Gem Manufacturing Company 1301 Carolina Street Bonnie-Kay’s Seafood Highway 220, South Greensboro, N. C. Tom Boone Tailors and Formals 112 West Sycamore Street Boren Clay Products Company Pleasant Garden, N. C. Brady Sales and Sendee, Inc. 1051 Battleground Avenue Bradford's Midway Grocery Best Street Breedlove Radiator Sendee 614 North Percv Street Brewer Paint and Wallpaper Co. 1422 Westover Terrace Bride's G Formal Dresses, Inc. 334 Tate Street E. L. Brownhill, Inc. 108 North Elm Street George C. Brown G Company, Inc. 1730 West Lee Street Bruce Terminix 1707 Battleground Buchanan’s Drug Store 2908-A Liberty Road Buchanan Esso Sendee 2901 Randleman Road Burke’s Department Store Gisonville, N. C. Burlington Industries, Inc. 301 North Eugene Street Burnette's Cleaners 1932 East Market Street D. H. Butcher, D. D. S. Guilford College R. E. Caddy G Company, Inc. 881 Raleigh Street Canada Dry of Greensboro, Inc. 3900 West Market Street Canter Electric Company’ 2420 High Point Road Carl G Daisey’s Groceries Summerfield, N. C. Carl's Esso Service Gibsonville, N. C. Carolina Steel Corporation 1452 South Elm Street Mary’ Carter Paint Store 1004 West Lee Street Carter’s Esso Servicenter Guilford College Casey’’s Barbecue 1615 Madison Avenue Central Oil Company 3416 Spring Garden Street A. B. Christopher Plumbing Co. , Inc. Post Office Box 9264 City Rambler 314 Bellemede Street Flowers By Bob Clemmons 2106 North Elm Street Clendenin, Wrenn G Kirkman 218 West Gaston Street H. L. Coble Construction Co. 307 Swing Road Coble Sporting Goods Company, Inc. 119 North Greene Street Cochran Restaurant Equipment Company 3000 Lawndale Drive Collson-Murray’ Company 1719 West Lee Street Columbia Laundry Company’, Inc. 901 Battleground Avenue Cone Mills Corporation 4th G Maple Streets The Sidney M. Cone, Jr. , Family Foundation, Incorporated 306 Rockford Road Consolidated Credit Corporation 121 North Greene Street Contessa, Ltd. Quaker Village and Golden Gate Shopping Centers Craft Insurance Agency Plaza Shopping Center Crawford G Company’ Insurance Butler Building Crescent Electric Supply Corporation 1225 West Lee Street Croft Business College 407 Battleground Avenue Crutchfield-Browning Drug 2166 Lawndale Drive Curtis Packing Company’ 2416 Randolph Avenue Dabbs Furniture Co. , Inc. 313-315 East Market Street Daniel Construction Company of N. C. 415 North Edgeworth Street J. A. Deatherage Stone Co. , Inc. 2828 Battleground Delta Manufactoring Corporation 802 West Lee Street Deno's, Incorporated 1720 Battleground DeSoto Chemical Company 1025 Howard Street Dillard Paper Company 2751 Patterson Street Dillon Auto Parts, Inc. High Point Road Dixie Belle Textiles, Inc. 322 South Davie Dixie Sales Company, Inc. 327 Battleground Dockery Lumber Company 3011 East Market Street Dow Corning Company 2914 Patterson Durham Life Insurance Company-Southeastern Bldg. Duke Power Company 217 North Elm Street M. I.. Eakes, Inc. 4833 High Point Road Dr. Robert J. Echerd 101 East Market Street Eckerd Drug Store Friendly Center Eckerd Drug Store Summit Shopping Center Edmonds Drug, Inc. Plaza Shopping Center Electric Supply and Equipment Company-Post Office Box 1138 Ellis Animal Clinic 3224 Battleground Road Employers Preferred Personnel 224 Piedmont Building Engineered Plastics Gibsonville, N. C. Falk, Carruthers G Roth, Attorneys Southeastern Building W. F. Fancourt Company- 408 Banner Avenue Farmers Corporative Exchange 910 South Elm Street Fashion Shop 221 South Elm Street Mickey Fenn Texaco 2701 Battleground Fields Furniture Store 2700 Randlcman Road First Fidelity Company South Eastern Building First Union National Bank North Elm Street Southeastern Building Fisher's Beauty Salon 2162 Lawndale Drive Fleishman's Clothing Closet Summit Shopping Center Flynt Studios 228 West Market Street Ford Body Company, Inc. 1200 Battleground Foremost Screens Print, Inc. Box 67 Stokesdalc, N. C. Formal Wear Shop 120 North Davie Street Friendly Center Gulf Friendly Shopping Center Friendly Toy and Hobby Shop Friendly Shopping Center G. B. Radiator Service 105 Penry Road Gabriel Food Center 967 East Washington Street Gate City Auto Parts Company- 609 South Elm Street Gate City Auto Motor Company 320 Forbis Street Gate City Pharmacy 357 North Elm Street Gate City Savings and Loan 108 South Greene Street Dr. S. P. Gay- 306 Cornwallis Drive General Metals, Inc. 2200 Fairfax Road Galloway Buick Company-401 North Pearson Street General Insulating Corporation 1110 Grove Street Gibsonville Drug Company Gibsonville, N. C. Gibsonville Red and White Gibsonville, N. C. Gilmore Plant and Bulb Company, Inc. Julian, N. C. Glasgow-Graham, Inc. 5811 Friendly' Road Goode Sign Company-1702 Spring Garden Street Gray' Jewelry Company-Pleasant Garden, N. C. Green's Supper Club Hiway 29 North Greensboro Coca Cola Bottling Co. 2411 High Point Road Greensboro Daily News Greensboro Record W F M Y-TV North David Street Greensboro Diaper Service 1819 Spring Garden Street Greensboro Drug 230 West Market Street Greensboro Farm G Industrial Sales 2821 Market Street Greensboro Muffler's, Inc. 931 Battleground Greensboro Printing Company-2614 High Point Road Griffin Baking Company, Inc. 4411 West Market Street Guilford Builder's Supply Company-1621 Battleground Guilford Business Forms Post Office Box 8124 Guilford Galleries, Inc. 341-363 North Elm Street Guilford Garden and Outdoor Center Quaker Village Shopping Center Guilford Mills, Inc. Winston Salem Road J. C. Gunter Grocery G Sunoco Service Church Street Extension Hall-Putnam Clothing Company 110 North Elm Street Hart Hardware 336 Tate Street Henry's Barbecue Gibsonville, N. C. A. J. Hewitt Construction 202 1 2 West Market Street Roy' D. Hiatt's Barber Shop Route 1 Box 363 McLeansville, N. C. Hilemn Laboratories, Inc. 3125 Spring Garden Street Guy Hill, Inc. Friendly Shopping Center Hines-Clemcnts Realty Company-430 West Gaston Street Hitchcock Beverage Company 1121 Pinecroft Road Hobbs Realty Company- 112 East Washington Hodgin Roofing G Supply 923 West Lee Street Home Drugstore, Inc. 1204 Grove Street Home Federal Savings and Loan 113 North Green Street Hi-Way Cottage 3113 B a ttl e gr ound Interstate Insurers 1211 Battleground W. F. Isley G Company 322 Lindsay Jack G Tom's Grocery Hycone Road J ay' s Fine Foods Friendly Shopping Center Greensboro Agency Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co. 301 Battleground Jefferson Standart Life Insurance Co. Jefferson Building Jessup Company 3118 Battle ground Road Johnson Aulbert Clothing Company Lawndale Shopping Center Johnson Television Sales and Sendee 1600 Spring Garden Samuel B. Joy'ncr, M. D. 1219 Magnolia Street Judy's Beauty' Salon 2418 1 2 Spring Garden Street Kaley's 236 South Elm Street Harry D. Kellett 449 West Market Keyr's Dress Shop McConnell Road Kinards Battleground Drug 2614 Battleground King-Zane Motors 510 North Elm Kirk's Sineath Motor Company 419 Battleground Knight Products Company 232 East Sycamore S. H. Kress Company 208 South Elm Street Kriegsman's, Inc. 118 North Davie Kyle's Friendly Sendee 611 Green Valley Road Lambert's Barbecue Drive-In South Elm Extension Lambert's Barbecue Drive-In South Elm Extension Lamberth-Troxler Funeral Home 300 West Wendover Lane's Laundry-814 West Market Street S. LaRose, Inc. 234 Commerce Place Gene Lashley, Inc. 107 West Gaston Laurie's, Incorporated Friendly and Northeast Shopping Centers H. D. Lee Grocery' and Esso Church Street Extension F. D. Lewis and Son, Inc. 348 West Lee Street Lewis Insurance Service, Inc. 330 Church Street Lib's Beauty' Shop Stokesdale, N. C. Libby Hill Seafood Restaurants, Inc. 2400 McConnell Road Lil’s Beauty' Shop 3126 Battleground Howard L. Little, M. D. Gibsonville, N. C. Loewenstein-Atkinson, Architects 1030 East Wendover Longview Grocery I. ou Lou's Women's Fashions 109 Lindsay' Street Lowdermilk Realty' Company-316 South Eugene Street Ernest Lowman’s Barber Shop Old Reidsville Road Lucas Travel Agency, Inc. 118 North Elm Ludale, Inc. Post Office Box 10081 McFalls-Hillsdale Drug 2901 High Point Road McFalls Sunset Hills Drug 1610 Madison McGuire Oil Company, Inc. Guilford College McKinney General Store 3902 Liberty Road McLeansville Grocery McLeansville, N. C. McLeod Leather and Belting Company 910 Scott Avenue McMinn, Norfleet Wicker 2828 Lawndale Drive McNeely's 718 West Market Street Mabie-Bell Schokbeton Corporation 4800 High Point Road Matt Marshall G Company Interstate Highway 85 Mason Florists Incorporated 625 Friendly Center Road Matkins Auto Class 431 Battleground Avenue Mayrand, Incorporated 1026 Oakmont Medical Center Pharmacy 408 East Wend over Merle Norman Cosmetics Studio 124 West Sycamore Midway Service Station Route 3 Box 617 Miller Furniture Company 314 South Elm Street Mitchell Dixon Supply Company 418 West Market Street Mitchell Fry Insurance Agency Jefferson Building Modern Metal Products 2103 Sullivan Street Monnett Carpets and Draperies 822 Spring Carden Street Montaldo’s of Greensboro, Inc. Elm at Gaston Moore Music Company 615 West Market Street Moore Realty Mortgage Company 314 North Greene Morgan Sons Poultry Company,Inc. Kemersville, N. C. Meyer's Brothers, Inc. 207 South Benbcrw Road National Cash Register Company 116 East Market Street National Photo Maps, Inc. 311 Bellemeade Street Nationwide Insurance Company 214 1 2 Eugene Street Newland Pool Supply Company 3500 Spring Garden Street North Carolina Broadcasting Company, Inc. 3001 Battleground Road North Carolina National Bank Jefferson Building North State Chevrolet 451 North Eugene Street North State Milling Company West Bragg Street Nuckle's Restaurant New Reidsville Road Lee O'Connor, Florist 3527 North O. Henry Blvd. Odell Hardware Company 1010 Scott Avenue Odell Mill Supply Company Post Office Drawer O Ownbey Rental Service 811 Battleground Avenue Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of Winston Salem, Inc. Greensboro Branch 3317 Spring Garden Street Perry Auto Supply, Inc. 1222 Battleground Pete's Grill Gibsonville, N. C. Pet Mil Company—Dairy Div. 410 Summitt Avenue Charles Pfizer Company 2110 High Point Road Phibbs Optical Company' 224 Commerce Place James R. Phillips Insurance Brokers 318 South Eugene Street Roland Phillips Service City 240 Summit Avenue Phipps Hardware 215 South Elm Street Piedmont Framing Company' 934 Fairground Piedmont Jewelers 2150 Lawndale Piedmont Loan Company, Inc. 202 West Market Street Pilot Life Insurance Company Sedgefield, N. C. Pineview Homes, Inc. 1000 Meade Drive Pinnix Drugs Kemersville, N. C. Plaza American Service 1700 Battleground Avenue Pleasant Garden Drug Store, Inc. Pleasant Garden, N. C. Poole Insurance Agency, Inc. 1509 Spring Garden Street Powell's 115 South Elm Street Prago-Guyes, Inc. Downtown--125 South Elm Northeast G Plaza Shopping Centers Protective Agency, Inc. 109 West McGee Street Quaker Village Barbar Shop 1301 Valley'view Street Drs. Ravenel, McAlister G Benbow 104 East Northwood Remco Supply, Inc. 1815 East Wendover Avenue Repon Builders G Realy, Inc. 1800 Spring Garden Street Richardson Realty, Inc. 841 West Market Street John Robbins Motor 915 West Lee StTeet The Paul H. Rose Corp. Friendly Shopping Center L. W. Routh Construction 1910 Sullivan Street Rucker Wholesale Company, Inc. Post Office Box 2003 Sachs Shoe Store 2178 Lawndale Drive S a slow's 214 South Elm Street Scott Realty Company 111 Stafford Place Scuggs Florist 2158 Lawndale Street Sears Roebuck G Company-201 North Eugene Street Service Dry Cleaners Gibsonville, N. C. Shady Lane Mobile Court Highway 29 North Sharon's Esso Highway' 220 North Shew in’s 603 South Elm Street Slawson Grocery' O. Norris Smith 1019 Professional Village Snelling and Snelling of Greensboro, Inc. 102 North Elm StTeet R. P. Somers Sheet Metal Works Church Street Extension Soutliern Air Brake and Equipment Company 3729 High Point Road Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co. 601 North Elm Street Southern Building Maintenance Company, Inc. 231 East Washington Street Southern Converting Company 5800 High Point Road Southern Elactric Service 853 South Elm Street Southern Food Service 3500 Battleground Southern Life Insurance Company’ Southern Life Building Southern Print and Supply' Company 431 Walker Avenue Southern Webbing Mills, Inc. Old Reidsville Road Southside Hardware Company 523 South Elm Street Spragg Gardens Old Reidsville Company Stamey’’s Barbecue 2206 High Point Road Stanfield's Grocery' and Service Burlington Road W. E. Stanley Pension Planning Service Company Inc. 1009 West Market Street Starr G Davis Company, Inc. 502 Guilford Avenue J. P. Stevens G Company, Inc. 3511 West Market Street Stokesdale Barber Shop 174 North Cherry Street Kemersville, N. C. Stokesdale Bi-Rite Stokesdale, N. C. Stokesdale Commercial Bank Stokesdale, N. C. Stokesdale Electric Company' Stokesdale, N. C. Stokesdale Grocery Stokesdale, N. C. Stokesdale Milling Company Stokesdale, N. C. Stokesdale Tire Recappers Stokesdale, N. C. James D. Summers Construction Company 3122 Battleground Avenue Summit Furniture Company 2104 North Elm Street Summit Lawn and Garden 934 East Bessemer Avenue Summit Shopping Center, Inc. 1100 East Bessemer Avenue Sun Coal and Seed Company 1013 Battleground Swann's Supermarket Swift G Company-Poultry Plant 1-85 Drs. Tannenbaum, Vatz G Wainer 1001 North Elm Street Tate Cleaners 873 South Elm Street Tatum-Dalton Transfer Co. 311 East Washington Street Bo Teeter's Gulf Service Station 2009 North Elm Street Textile Loom Reed Company, Inc. 137 Bluebell Road Textile Texaco Sen-ice Station 308 East Cornwallis Drive Thalhimer's South Elm Street Thompson-Arthur Paving Company 300 South Benbow Road Tony's Pizza 2906 High Point Road Towel City Towel Company, Inc. £12 U. S. 29 North Traders Chevrolet Company 215-17 East Market Street U-Sav-It Grocery' Store 2100 North Elm Street Universal Travel Service 110 West Market Street Valley Park Grocery 1712 Valley Park Drive Vestal's Florists and Gifts Summit Shopping Center Vick Mfg. Div. Richardson Merrell, Inc. 737 Milton Street The Village Shoppe 5605 Friendly' Road Wachovia Bank and Trust Company North Elm Street Wade’s Jewelers Wade’s Oil Company, Inc. McLeansville, N. C. Waynick Insurance Company Gibsonville, North Carolina Welburn Insulation Company, Inc. 1200 Spring Garden Street Western Auto 2020 East Market Dabney White, Reading Dynamics 1410 Westover Terrace J. D. Wilkins Company Post Office Box 1288 Wills Book G Stationery Company 115 South Elm Street Wilson's Grocery Route 2 Summerfield, N. C. Winchester Ritch Surgical Company 421 West Smith Street Windshield Glass of Greensboro, Inc. 318 Battleground M. V. Winfree G Sons, Inc. Esso Products Summerfield, N. C. Wood's Furniture Company Stokesdale, N. C. S. T. Wyrick G Company 117 North Green Street Wysong G Miles Highway 29 North Yost G Little Realty' 222 Commerce Place Young's Landscape 2822 Battleground Younts-DeBoe Company 106 North Elm Street Air Products G Chemical, Inc. Winston-Salem Road Allen Furniture G Boat Company Burlington Road B G H Grocery 608 Gorrell Street Bamby Bakers, Inc. 624 South Spring Street Banner-Trulove Company 218 Hughes Street Barbee Agency Spring Hope, N. C. Belk's Department Store 101 South Elm Street Bell-Zeiger Company (The Slack Shop) 301 South Elm Street Biff-Burger No. 1 of Greensboro 2311 E. Bessemer Avenue Biff-Burger No. 2 of Greensboro, Inc. 1040 West Lee Street Biff-Burger of Battleground, Inc. 2625 Battleground Avenue Bi-Rite Super Markets, Inc. 1210 Grove Street Bonitz Insulation Co. 411 Prescott Street Boone Soda Shop Gibsonville, N. C. Buchannen Esso Randleman Road Bus Station Barber Shop 312 West Gaston Street Dale Carnegie Courses Carolina Fabric Label Corp. 2118 Enterprizc Drive Charcoal Steak House of Greensboro, Inc. Highway 29 G 70 South Cinema Theatre 326 Tate Street The College Shop 413 Tate Street Colonial Stores, Inc. Winston-Salem, N. C. Deal Printing Co. , Inc. 616 South Elm Street Dees Equipment Company 1419 Westover Terrace Delta Construction Co. 125 1 2 West Market Street Direct, Inc. 1041 Oakmount Avenue Dixie Machine G Tool Co. 2204 Patterson Street The Ellison Co. , Inc. 838 Winston Street Fields Furniture Randleman Road Fisher-Harrison Printing Co. 1313 Carolina StTeet Florida Bakery' 111 Industrial Avenue Founders Furniture, Inc. Pleasant Garden, N. C. George's Cafe 103 Powell Street Gin-Ettcs, Inc. 2152 Lawndale Drive Glenwood Flower Shop 1208 Grove Street Godwin Insurance Agency 709 Battleground Avenue Dr. Grabow Pre-Smoked Pipes Greensboro Foundation, Inc. (Greensboro Manufacturing Corp.) 1900 East Bessemer Avenue Greensboro War Memorial Auditorium Colisuem West Lee Street Hall G McChesney, Inc. 1032 Oakmont Avenue Hanes-Lineberry Funeral Service 401 West Market Street Hanover Shoes 219 South Elm Street Hardin Oil Co. , Inc. 4206 Oakland Avenue Honey's of Greensboro 3000 High Point Road A. P. Hubbard Corporation 1054 Westside Drive Industrial Truck Sales G Service U. S. 220-South Howard Johnson’s Restaurant G Motor Lodge Interstate 40 Jones Barber Shop Pleasant Garden, N. C. Jones Garage Randleman Road King Music Co. 3118 Friendly Road Kinney-Kecse Office Supply, Inc. 255 North Greene Street Lambeth Construction Co. 1705 Battleground Avenue Lane Rexall Drugs Mr. Lee's Beauty' Salons, Inc. McKnight Hardware Co. 928 E. Bessemer Ave. Magic Shoe Sendee (RGB Leathers, Inc.) 2146 Lawndale Drive The Meyer's Company 200 South Elm Street Monroe's Drive-In 1605 East Bessemer Avenue New Home Building Supply Co. 625 South Mendenhall Street North Carolina Dyeing G Finishing Co. , Inc. 2204 Asheboro Street Oakwood Trailer Sales Corp. 3701 High Point Road Park Drive-In Theatre 4419 Lawndale Drive Sasser’s Garage Route 10, Box 132 Save-Right Supermarket Randeman Road Senn, Willard G Senn 414 Church Street Shamrock Corporation 728 South Elm Street Showfety's, Inc. 100 North Davie Street 6-12 Curb Market 2240 Asheboro Street Ben L Smith, Jr. G Assoc. 1414 Westover Terrace Southern Auto Service 941 Fairground Avenue Southern Optical Co. , Inc. 108 South Edgeworth Street Southern Waste Paper Co. 501 East Washington Street Southland Musical Mdse. Corp. 826 Winston Street Staley'1 s Lake Route 1, Liberty, N. C. Stanley’s Shoes, Inc. Friendly Shopping Center Stout Construction Co. Route 8, Box 94 Superior Stone Company' Liberty Road T G A Trucking Co. 3500 Holt's Chapel Road Thornton Furniture Co. , Inc. 1101 East Bessemer Avenue Time Loan G Finance Co. , Inc. 105 East Market Street Town G Country' Gift G Art Shop 1706 Battleground Avenue Eulyss R. Troxler, M. D. 1005 Professional Village Troxler Hoisery Co. 227 Mebane Street Vanstory Clothing Company 107 North Elm Street Wagoner Tractor G Equipment Co. Burlington Road Ward's Golden Gate Barber Sen-ice 2248 Golden Gate Drive Weal, Inc. Welch Fuel Oil Co. 1410 West Lee Street Williams Steel Co. , Inc. Stanley-Williams Road AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS n M niri ru nas — i ;55! ■■■ nai nai rvai nai ia i 1 IBB! KftflH m if r- iiSi ': Sr si rr f i sr ii u If abb n«� isv nmt mm It mb ►r: mi navi isv nar ■ ■■ asa ■■■ aaai mum ■■■ navi nan! liar nan nan ™s: !!S iii nat na fiai na � !•� «S - 2i -Si • U % ' Ll U 4 T V ‘ w • Aife ( AIJa.7